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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-22
NEW SUITS FILED.

Josephine Johnson VS.. b. F. Johnson,
divorce and injunction.
T. c. Frost & Co., VS.. p. w. Walter,
Mary and Kenneth G. Thompson, John
T. Lyle and Estate of Thos. NJ. Me-
Daniel, note, 100000 and foreclosure of
lien on various tracts of land
Jessie D. Oppenheimer VS.. Victor NJ.
Backus, note, $3.50, and foreclosure on
Ga shares of paid.up and non-assessa-
BILE capital stock of the San Antonio
Sewer Pipe and Manufacturing COM
pany. o. .
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Job Printing in all its branches at
the Daily Light Job Office; prices
low as any in the city. Give us
Ia call.
A SURPRISE.

Miss Fannie Schroeder was rendered
a surprise party by member of
young friends at her home on Mon
tana street last night. The surprisers
gathered at the ersidence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burke, No. 105 Cactus street. The
party was given by Andrew Martin
and Katie Jackson. Refreshments
were served and various games were
INDUCED in by the merry frolickers.
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ATTENTION. CHOSEN FRIENDS

Officers and members of Friendship,
Alamo, Progress and Davy Crockett
councils are requested to attend spe-
cial meeting at Chosen Friends Hall
Saturday evening, $3.50 o'clock, May %.
5-21-2t DAVID SANDERS, s. w.
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REMEMBER THATTHE
Great 5 and I0c Store,

Is on South Flores Street, No.
2O2. On the corner, One Block
South of the City Hall.
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WILL HANG.

Columbus, Ohio, May 22.-Frank NJ.
Bristol is to be executed here Septem-
Der 3rd. He murdered his former en-
ployer's wife.
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AMERICANS DISTRESSED.

Washington, May 22.-Consul Cen
eral Lee telegraphs that nearly 1,200
Americans in Cuba will need relief
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FAIR WEATHER.

Washington, May 22.-Weather fol
Western Texas: Fair tonight and Sun
day, brisk northerly winds.
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TALK ABOUT BARGAINS
LOOK At THIS:

Children's Carriers, per pair. ........ lie.
Wire and Elastic Sleeve Holders. &c.
6 Sheets Poison Fly Paper. ......... Pc
"a Sheets Note Paper and "a Envel-
opes in Boxes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Colored or Black Inks and ....... SC.
Ladies' Belts, Leather with Harness
Buckle, White and Black Web with
Silvered or Black Buckles. Sc.
Black Web Betting, per yard. 49,. SC.
4-Ply Linen Collars. ................2 &c.
Long Fish Poles. ...................5c Sc.
Quart Syrup Pitcher: .........9 SC.
2 Dozen Patent Hooks and Eyes. .Ic
| Dozen Rubber Tipped Lead PEN
Galvanized Wash Bowl Sc.
II Quart Water Bucket. 5snd. Sc.
Children Fast Black Ribbed Hose,
the 10 cent Kind, all sizes. $50. Sc.
Crochet and Knitting Cotton SC.
White and Black Tape, per roll. lc.
Rubber and Basebaus, l, and. -. SC.
We might fill up this whole paper
with just such bargains as the above.
We can save you money on everything
we sell and We have nearly everything
too.
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The Midlanders Had No Trouble With
Tom Hayes And 1t Was Only The
Bronchos' Bats That Won.
BASEBALL BAROMETER.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
At Paris-San Antonio II, Paris IA.
At Denison-Denison 1, Austin 0.
At Dallas-Houston 5, Dallas 4.
At Fort Worth-Galveston 8, Fort
Worth 1.
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GREEKS FROM AMERICA.

Athens, May 22.-The volunteers from
America arrived yesterday and will
be sent directly to Constantine's ar
my. .. .. ..
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* PICNIC
FOR BARGAIN SEEKERS.

This week we are going TO put on
sale few thousand articles at less than
half what our imitators can buy them for
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a rived.
ATIrGnA~ IL

-
SATURDAY, Fe bruary 20
Stmr South Coast, Hansen, 81 hours from
Iaqutna Bay; $50 tons rock. 40 tons -four 25 eds
Stavebolts, 10 Meyer q Akmann.
Bark Wilma Slater. 10 DAYS firm Nanaimc; 1886
tons coal, John Rosenfeld's Sons.
Bark Levi + Burgess, Yunggren, days from
Tacoma; 1850 tons coal to South Prairie Coal Co
Schr TnAyer, LilyQust, days from Grays
Co
Schr Sadie. Smith, So hours from Umpqua; 26O
NJ # lumber, to NJ Derby & o. Oakland.
Domestic Ports.
ASTORIA-Ss ed Feb z0-Schr Jennie Stella
for san Francisco.
Movements of Trans atlantic Steen>-,.
NEW YORK-Arriyed Feb 2O-Stmrs Michigan
and Mississippi, from London; stmr Spree, from
Bremen.
Sailed Feb 20-Stmr Servia- for Liverpool; stmr
La Bourgogue, for Havre; mr. ~ ate of California
Tor Glasgow: stmr Kaiser Wilhelm II .or Genoa.
GENOA Arrived out Feb 20-Stmr FuIda
BREM out Feb 2O-Stmr
II II Meier.
ALEXANDRIA-Arrived out Feb 20-stmr
FuerSt bismarck.
sWINDEMUNDE-Arriv out Feb 2o-stmr
HekIa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Feb 2O-Stmr New
York, for New York.
HAVRE-Sailed Feb 2O-Stmr La Gascogne for
New YORK.
BREMEN-Sailed Feb 2O-Stmr Odenhurg for
New YORK; Feb 1S-Stmr Bonn for New York.
BROW HEAD-Passed Feb 20-Stmr Aurania,
from New York Tor Queenstown and Liverpool
FAYAL-Passed Feb lS-Stmr Ems, from
Medi erranean York
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
SATURDAY, Feb. 20 p ~
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, Feb. 20 -1O:30 An
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Btu. a NeOLI BID faxed
Is coup.11 u 5 As reg. 104 1101S
DO new lssuel22 l231a
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DANGER OF THE 'BASTILE.
Judge Coffey Cites Mrs. wittemier {
Contempt of Court.

Judge Coffey Cites Mrs. Wittemier for
Contempt of Court.
Mrs. Magdalena Wittemier has been
cited to appear in Judge Coffcy's court on
the 18th of this month and show cause
why she should not be punished for con-
tempt of court.
Mrs. Wittemier is executrix OF the will
OF J. G. Wittemier. deceased, and was
ordered TO pay to John c. Hughes, as
assignee of A. G. WIttemier, legacy of
$1,000.
For some reason best known to herself
the lady refused to obey the order OF the
court, thus laying herself liable to a term
of service in the bastile of the County on
Broadway. 1t is unusual to see woman
even threatened with Imprisonment for
disobeying the orders of court. and the
outcome of the fair litigant' contu macious
behavior will be watched with interest.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Ihe Comstocks were several cents frmer yes
terday as general thing, but closed weak and de-
Ginning
An official telegram from the Con- Cal & Va.
states tnat- 70 tons of ore, averaging $35 SO per
ton, were extracted last week
The Rescue Gold Mining and Milling comnany
OF hIKo county, New, has levied an assessment OF
~ 1 cents per snare, amounting to $1,000.
The barra Gold Mining Company of Lower Cal
iiornia has levied an assessment of < Cents ner
share Delinquent March %
Inc anhua! meeting of the Buchanan Gold Min
ing and Milling Company has been called for
March D. All
me boards viii not be in session Tomorrow
Washlngt ms birthday.
me Jnila Con. assessment falls due in board
ana the Eureka Con. assessment in office on Tues
foilowing Are the Highest Prices Dur
ing the Past Week.
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CHILDREN BOARDED.

MOTHERS PERSONAL CARE: MONTH
lh old up: sunny rooms; wholesome food: low
rates. r. j., box 1872, Callof1ce.
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Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
VIII not b. inserted. They mus, be handed In 9,
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name aud re sidence OF persons authorized
to have the same published.
BORN.
DE MEYER-In this CITY, February Is, 1897, 10
the wife OF Julius de Meyer, daughter.
EIZER-In this city, February 10, 1897, to the
wife OF III. A. Hetzer, a daughter.
LEVY-In this city, February 10, 1897 to the
wife of sam Levy, a son.
hoWLAND-In this city, February ID, 1897 to
the wife of Charles Rowland, daughter.
STE VENSON-In this city February 20, 1897,
10 the wife of David A. Stevenson, a son.
WAGEN Erin this city, February Is 1897, to
the wife OF F. E WAGNER, n
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BORN.
MARRIED.

lSEN rERG-DUISENB ERG-In this city, Feb
ruary @. 1897, by the Rev. j. Fuendeling H.
Alexa nder lsenbe & of Honolulu, Ii. T., and
virginia X Dusenberg of san Francisco.
LIZ NEJOf-SCH Fin san Rafael, Deem
Der l6. 1888, Daddie Lovejoy and ]. w. Sch eIe
st WEDER-RElS ERIN this city, February
IA, 1897. by the Rev. J. Fuendeling, Paul
SCHNEIDER and LOuise ReIsar
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BoARp1Na AND ROOMS.


l11 ONAN MESS AVE.-SUNNY FRONT
4 - alcove room: folding bed ndaomely
furnished; running wafer; large closets; board
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DIED.


ALIEMUS-ln this city, February 49, 1897,
Elise, beloved wife of John AlIemus. and
mother OF Mrs. Emma Hoefer and John Alte-
mus j r. n native of Hanover, Germany, aged So
years months and 1S days.
Hr Friends and acquaintance are respect
inly invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY
tSunoay), at o'clock P. NJ. from the family
IeSluence. rs Florida street. lnterment 1. o. o.
J.. Cemetery.
Bun EMANN (nee McCioskey)-1n Spokane.
ASH" February y, 1897. Nellie beloved wife of
Edward Bun emann. a native OF san Francisco,
ageu 20 years months AMI 19 days.
CAM ANO-In this city, February 1e, 1897 Jose,
oeioved husband of Rosa Cam ano, native OF
Spain, aged Al years
4. OF A.-ufficers and members of Court STAN
ford No "a, of A: You are hereby notified
attend the funeral of our late brother, Jose
Camano THIS DAY Sunday, 80
O'Clock N, from his late residence, 1Z9 Clay
street. BY order Of
CHARLES +. MCMENOMEY,
X X. ARMAs. Secretary. hief Ranger
SoNE f-Iu this city, February 10. 1897, Rosalia
l. de Coney, beloved wife of Alexander K.
Coney, native OF Guadalajara, Mexico. aged So
years.
aS Friends and acqua,ntances respect
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Y. NJ L-Ignatiau Council No. 35, Y. NJ. l.: The
annual requiem mass for the repose OF the souls
of our deceased brother members OF the Y. VI. l.
will be celebrated TOMORROW (Monday }. at
10 o'clock A. NJ at st. Mary's Church California
street Relatives and friends OF departed
brothers and all members of the order are in
yited TO attend.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-02-21

Chief Kennedy, after more than fifty years,
service in the New Haven Comm Fire Depart
ment, is soon to retire.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL

liz I, II.
T Flint & WI, San Juan
ID Caspar, ElRO
NJ f Spaulding, Sacto
q Wilson, Sacto
w d Mcleod, Lodi
Mrs q Adams &2ch, Utah
j kohlberg, SIocSton
Q X Ltpman & VT, sacto
F NJ La Fayette, Burlngm
l. Everding, Eureka
w NJ Hessey, Stockton
5 Sandho,dt&w, Centervl
+ II Griggs, stanford
K d Norris&wf, los AnE
l. Durham, Antioch
l. ] Toohy, MD, Willows
> n Andrews, Sacto
Miss Z FariS, ) Bernrdno
w ] Montieth&wf, Pr Ind
] \ Costa, wi &sn, SJose
w olin, MD, Coquille
+ Smith, Cal
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENUE.

GEWING MACHINES BOUGHT, SOIL
~ rented and repaired. las Sixth 81 1. :. COHEl
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BOARD SALES.

stock Roard Yesterday: 'Ae 7'n i"nc'scc
REGULAR MORNING srss,o,.
SEQ Andes $4,000 Z Pom, S COME $3.50;
4OO Belcher 24lI4 ann in'''''1sl ~ Ophlr. 81
800 B&B 6sl5oT q SUI ...........90
100 -. S9ISV0 '%C-..-"isl 20 savage...44
400 Called {UH iIj-:.;,:...;- 90 w.. go
2UO ! to- - 400 Mexican a. 100 Union Sc
700 CC&V2I Inn Occidti. .O7i5t0 Utah. Of
100 Conn. Sd 49, .oel 4O0 J%ckss..27
Following were the A.I..
board yesterday. N the Pacific STOCK
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Nouveues ReIigieuses

Les nombreux fd4les r6nnis q
r6glise Ste Olotilde, dimsnche der
nier, mont pas etc d6ous dams leur
attente. LIE Pere Arctander a
chante la grand'messe ct NJ. le Gu
re- Plante a donn6 lie sermon.
LIE chour a rendu une Jolie mes
sc en- musigue avec IN heureax
success ct 4 rofertoire Mile Adeli.
ma Payette a fort bien interprete
I'm save Maria" avec paroles tia.
themes ct musique par Pietrc
Mascegni.
IL faut ajouter qu'ellet 6tait bier
accompanies par rorganlste. Mile
E.. Ohenevert.
Mile Payette possede une vol,
iqui promet ct nous esp6rons qu'el
le Sc fera entendre solvent 3 ST
Clotilde.
La Preface en- quatre parties
telle que chantee an Gesu, Mont
.lr6al, a etc reniue pour Ia pre-
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LIE Catarrhe ne peut etre Guer1

LIE Catarrhe ne peut etre Guer1
par les APPLICATIONS LOUA-
LES, CONNIE elles ne peuvent ar
river q sffeoter la partie malade.
LIE oatarrhe est une maladie du
Gang GU constltutionnelle, ct pour
le gu6rir il fault so servir de reme-
DIES internes. Halls Catarrh Cure
est pris q l'int6rieure ct aglt direo-
tement sur lie sang ct les surfaces
muqueuses. Halls Catarrh Cure
nest pas une medicine de char
latan. Ellie est presor1te par IN
des meilleurs m6decins de CO pays
depuis des annees ct est une pres.
cripr on r6guli4re. Ellie est oompo-
see DIES meilleurs tongues con-
! nus ct des meilleurs puri6oateurs
du sang agissant direotement sur
los surfaces muqueuses. La par
fate cOmbinalson de ces deux in
gradients est oe qui produit oes
r6sultats merveilleux dams la que
rison de Cetarrhe' Envoyez pour
certifoats gratis.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props,
Toledo, O.
Vendu par les droguistes, priz
75o.
Halls Family Pills sont les
mellleures.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-02-19

Roland Reed accompagn6 de
M4le Isadore Rush ct une troupe
d'exoellents acteurs seront au Me-
tropolitan, commencant dimsnche
prooha1h. M. Reed eat un acteur
de premiere classe dams les roles
de com6die ct il repr6sentera du-
rant ga vislte jci, une DIES meilleu-
res comedies am6ricaines intitu-
lee: 'The Wrong MIR. Wright
6manant de la plume de George
III. Broadhurst. La piece est DIES
plus comique ellie vous tiendra
CONSIGNMENT q rlre.
~.
Commeneant, jeudi proclaim ct
pour lie reste de la semaine, on
vera au Metropolitan la premiere
representation d'op6ra oomique de
la salson. LIE prlnclpai acteur,
Frank Daniels, Went de faire son
entr6e dams le champ d'op6ra co.
mique. La piece est Wizard OF
the Nile" de Harry B. Smith oil
Victor Herbert. Cette piece a rem.
porte lie plus grand success au Ca
slno, New-York depuis lie Ter No.
vembre jusqu'aux derniers joure
de Janvier, ct il ny a pas Gu une
semaine durant cette periodic sans
que du monde ne soft oblig6 de
sen retcurner ne pouvant obteni'
de place.
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PETITES SGURS

II y a quelque oinquante ans,
une simple ct pauvre o%uvriere.
Marie Janet, fut appellee par
Dleu 4 fonder la grande ct belle
oeuvre des petites soeurs des pau
vres.
Ne savons-nous pas tous que ces
ss1ntes files consaorent leur vie q
Ia yle1lle infortun6e ct malheureu.
seq B oes pauvres yieillards qul,
sans elles, p6rlraient dams d'infec-
tes taudis, abandonn6s de tous?
Par quel miracle, pauvres elles-
memes, r6ussissent- elles q donner
un toit, le vehement. le convert q
leu1s vieux enfants, ne leur de-
mandez pas: c'est lie secret de
Dieu don't on sent lie souMe psrmi
Giles.
Bonnes petites seurs, chores
grandes ames! Oui, Giles ieur don
nent tout celia q leurs cheers v1eux
ct par dessus le march6, la paix
une douce paix que la Elupar'
d'entre eux n'auraient lanai.
soupconn6e.
Files ont plusieurs maisons, lei
5 Chicago. Dens celle do Ia RI,
Harrison, Giles mont pas moins d
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vous sera 1emls.
La liste complete des prix sera
epvoy6e sur demande. Comman-
des par la MALE remplies promp
tement.
La Consumption Guerie

IN vieux medecin retire, ayant reqn
dun m~issionnaire des Indies Orientales
la formule dun rem6de simple ct v6g6,
tai pour la gu6rison raplde ct permanent
to de la consumption, la B%ronchite. le
Catarrhe, PAsthme ct toutes les Aztec
tons DIES Poumons ct de la Gorge, ct qui
gu6rit radicalement la Debillt6 Nerveu-
SO ct toutes les Maladies Nerveuse; apres
avoir eprouv6 ses remarquables effets
curatifs dams des milliers de cas-, trouv6
que c'est son devoir de le faire connaitre
aux malades. Pousse par le deslr de SOU
lager les ~soufrances de phumanit6 j'en-
verrai gratis a ceux qui 10 desirent, cette
recette en- Allemand, Francois gu An
glais, avec instructions pour la preparer
ct l'employer Envoyez par Ia poste I'm
ct votre adresse. Mentionnez CO
journal.
W. A.. MOVES, $40 Powers Block,
Rochester, NY
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T. w. Hynes ct Gle, de New
York, marohands de featre, ont de-
pose leurs bllan. Passif $l75,OOO.
La INGREDIENTS National Bank,
de Jacksonville, Fla, a term6 ses
portes mardi.
La State National Bank de st
Joseph, Mo-, don't le capital 6tait
dun demi. million de dollars, q
ferm6 ser portes.
La B .nque National de Postdam.
oui await 6te fond6e au capital de
S25O,OOO, q, suspendu ses pave
ments. ~ Z
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-02-19

lie grand m6lodrame "Huma.
nifty" qui a Gu I'm 81 grand succea
q New York sera presents lei pour
la premiere fois au Bijou, la Sc.
maine proohaine commeneant 8 la
matinee de Dimanche.
Une des plus bellies scenes est
celle de la ohasse Oh l'on volt DIES
chevaux de pur sang galoper sur
la scene.
La troupe qui l'interprete est
excellente.
~
"When London Sleeps" succe-
dera a Humanity" au Bijou.
TX
"Under Martial Law" une nou-
velle comedie drame succ4dera d
"When London Sleeps. II ny a
que trois theatres Oh cette piece
soft Jou6e a popular prices" c'est
dams les theatres de Nj. Lift q
Minneapolis, ST Paul ct Milwau-
kee.
a# X
II
Dams "Shall we Forgive her" on
vera une ac:rice de Minneapolis
Mile Fanny Mcintyre tenir lie pre-
mier role.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-02-19

ST vous avez q occur d'6conomi.
ser votre argent dams l'achat d'ha-
billements pour hommes ct en-
tants, allez chez Ralchle, success
seur de Altman & 90.
Pro6tez des occasions exception.
nelles qul sont off avant que
oet immense lot soft 6coul6.
La foule qui sly presse tous LEI
jours. est une preuve qu'ils ven
dent leurs marchandises 3 grande
reduction. Llsez leur annonce sui
la premiere page.
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DECES.

Nine Phllom6ne Laviolette,
1922 Crystal Lake Ave, ct veuve
de feu Charles Lavlolette, est de-
c6d6e dimanohe dernier su matin,
q Rage de 81 ans. Ellie 6tRit la me-
re- de M. Alphonse Lavlolette
avantageusement oonnu de nos
compatriotes du cote nord.
Les fun6railles ont Gu lieu re-
elise Ste Clot1lde, msrdi matin,
au milieu dun grand oenoours de
parents ct d'amis, empress6s de
rendre les derniers devoirs a cate
bonnie mere. lie chant ne lais-
salt rien a desirer. LIE defl6 de
voitures suivant le corbillard 6tait
des plus imposants.
Les restes mortsls de Nine La
violette reposent maintenant dans
le olmetiAre Ste Marie.
Nous oHrons nos condol6anoes d
la famille 6prouv6e
***
Nine Anna Smith, l709 Linden
Ave Nord est d6cad6e le IL cou-
rant a l.age de IS ans. La d6pouil-
lie mortelle a 6t6 envoy6e 4 st.
James, Mimi, pour y etre enter
rec.
Mme S NTH 6tait la mere de no.
tire ami, le chef de cour, en- cette
vile, du chemin de >fer: Minnea-
polls & ST. Louis.
Allie ct Berthe enfants dc M.
Arthur Benning, $50, 70 Ave N.
ont 6te inhum6es lie IL, au Crystal
Lake Cemetary.
Demeules & Iundell, entrepre-
neurs de pompes funebres avaient
la direction de ces trois dernieres
fun6railles.
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miere fois par le chmur.

~
La messe qui sers chant6e q Pa
ques est malntenant d l'6tude ct
les r6p5titions ont lieu tous les
Hendredls solrs B reglise Ste Clo
hide. Or "Regina Coli" ct autres
morceaux pour la Circumstance Sc
ront aassi dams le programme. Lies
chantres ne manquent pas; il ne
faut que de la bonnie volopt6 ut
tout Ira bien.
Dimanche proclaim, Mile D..
Tuscany doit chanter un 20 Salu
q l'ofertoire.
C0MMUNIQUE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-02-19

Que vos lecteurs n'ouHllent pas
que, depuis l'appariticn DIES "Me-
moires dune Ex-palladista", nous
avons toujours dit avec le bon
homme de la Fable:
Js vols bien auelque chose,
Mails je ne sails pour quelle cause,
Je ne distingue pas tres bien.
Aujourd'hui encore, apres tou-
tes les discussions ct les fots den
Gre verses sur Diana Vaughan,
nous n'avons pas d'oplnion ARE
tee, ct nous ne voudrions pas dire
qu'elle est une "Jeanne dare;
nous ne vohdrions pas non plus lie
nier ct a&rmer qu'elle ne soft
qu'une Amarone Franco-Am6ri-
caine, comtesse De La agae.
Fiat Lux! Que la lumi4re Sc fasse!
En attendant, nous allons trans
erie, pour vos l%ecteurs, lie passa-
&c, simon le plus important, du
moins des plus importants des re.
solutions ci-dessus.
"....qu'ez1es sont les doctrines
rezigieuses don't s'est inspire Ia
Franc Mac0nnerie?
"A oette question, s'appuyant
"sar l'autorit6 o&oielle qui a sane
"tionn6 les doctrines contenu 90
"dans plus de cent oinquan to 70
"lumes d'ouvrages maconniques,
volumes qul ont figure a la petite
Exposition du Congress de Trente,
I'll a etc r6pondu d l'unanimit6:,
"que les doctrines relig1euses Q
"apostoliques reproduites ct pro-
"pag6es par la Franc MaQonnerie
'sont les doctrines PHALLI-
"QUES DIES Anoiens MYSTERIES de-
"1'Inde, de la Perse, ds PEthiopie
"de l'Egypte, de la Ph6nicie, de la
"Greoe, des Romans, des Druides,
"et, depuis le ohrist1anisme, des
"Gnostiqnes, DIES Manlch6es, des
"Albcgeois, des Patares ct autrea
"semblables, des Templiers. des
"Philosophes du Ecu on Alchimis-
'te on Rose-Croix. Ces derniers,
'sle "a JUN 1717, tonderent Ia Ma
t'connerie avec son symbolisme &C.
'tuel, pour perpetuer, sous son
"nom lie OULTE DU DHALLUS,
"autrement dit le Naturalisme on
"oulte de la Nature-c'est pour
"quoi la Maconnerie Sc d5fnit elle-
"meme par la bouche de H. Gran
ode Mere Loge de toutes les ioges
"du monde, la Mere Loge dan
"gleterrs:
"Lo capacit6 de Ia nature, pim.
"te2ligence du porvojr qui e~iste
:dans la nature ct ses diverses op6-
"ratjons.
CEN liant qu'elle est Ia capacit@
"de la nature, ellie SO defnIt par
"cette simple parole LUX, la H.
"miere par excellence qui eolaire
"tout homme venant en- ce monde.
"En tant q%u'elle est pamtel2igem-
ICE du pouyoT Qu' eriste dams Ia
mature, ellie se d6fnit: La science
t'qui embrasse toutes les sciences,
"surtout la science de .l'homme;
"mosce te ipsum.
"En tant qu'elle est la vari6te
"des operations de Ia nature, ellie
"se proclame un beau systeme de
"mssAle, sous lie voile DIES all6go.
Cries ut Iornement des symboles
"a contsnMer.)
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