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The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-10-07

j. J. Fitzgerrell has plenty Of
straight money to loan.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-10-07

Four nicely furnished rooms for
rent in the Russo block west Main
Street. 2-30
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-10-07

Get prices of Morris before buy
ing your watch. He can save you
money.
Pure Whiskey HARPER Per-
ect Whiskey HARPER Every
bottle guaranteed HARPER.
Sold by
hurley d KILLIAN,
Florence, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-10-07

New goods at Rabbits. See
the tablets, toilet soaps, etc. "a
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-10-07
To Subdue the Indians

Washington, Oct. THE cabi-
net held long session this morn
Ing. AT its close it was announced
that two companies of the Mime
sofa volunteers, now on furlough,
would be called upon to assist in
putting down the Indian uprising.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02

/ to cost over two thousand dollars,
must he submitted.
7. The board OF supervisors may sub
INIT the question as to borrowing mon
ey to aid in the erection of public
buildings; the question as to any local
or police regulation not inconsisten,
with the laws OF the state, and tn,
question as to levying u higher tai
than provided by law.
8. The board OF supervisors may sub.
nit questions as to the regulating OF
restraining stock running At large.
o. No territory can be annexed TO a
city or town without submission.
10. The council may submit the ques.
tion as to annexing territory in casea
wherein such territory has asked for
annexation.
IL. The council must submit tho
question as to uniting the city or town
another contiguous one.
IL. No city or town can entend itl
limits without submission. il
10. The name of n city or town can.
not be changed without submission.
IA. No water works, gas works OF
electric light or power plauts shall be
authorized, established, erected, leas-
ed or sold, or franchises extended OF
renewed without submission.
Is. The same is true in cities under
special charter, and it also applies ID
railways, street railways or telephone
systems.
49, Cities and towns cannot appro-
pirate money to found and mainta
libraries without submission.
II. No water works Gun be purchas-
ed or constructed by cities of the frs,
class without submission.
IS. Cities and towns cannot grant
renew or extend franchises for the us,
Of its streets, highways, avenues, al,
leys or public places for telegraph,
district, telephone, street railway OF
other electric wires without submis.
sion.
10. Cities cannot deepen, widen,
straighten, wall, fill, cover, alter OF
change the channel of any water course
or part thereof, flowing through the
limits of such city, or construct artii-
cial channels or covered drains, with
ovt submission.
co. Certain city or town councils
may submit the question as to levying
taxes for the purchase of parks.
These referendums are all either OBJ.
ligatory, or optional with the bodies
/ referring. None Of them are based on
the principal Of the optional referen'
dum--optional with the people. --Johu
M. Work.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02
BY THE POPOLAR VOTE.
THE IOWA VOTER MAY PRO-
POSE OR REJECT.
Iowa Laws Contain Many Examples of
tho Initiative and Referendum by
which the People may Propose to
Adopt or Reject Many Laws.

In Iowa we already have piecemeal
or "popgun" direct legislation. That
is to say, our legislature has at various
times enacted that this or that cannot
be done without q popular vote, that
this or that question may be submit
ted, and that a certain percentage of
voters may force vote on certain
questions. Below give a synopsis of
these laws, taking up the initiative
first. These initiatives are all imper-
tive:
/. One hundred citizens Of any city
Of over seven thousand inhabitants
may cause the question Of establishing
n superior court to DO submitted, IN
q. A majority Of the voters Of u coun-
ty may cause the board Of supervisors
to submit the question Of relocation Of
the county seat.
3. One-fourth Of the voters of coun-
ty may petition for the submission Of q
proposition to increase or decrease the
number OF the board Of supervisors
A. A majority of the members of
Grand Army posts in any county may
cause the question to be submitted as
to aiding in the erection Of soldiers
and sailors monument or memorial
hall
s. one.fourth OF the voters may
cause the question MS to the rcstric-
tions on stock running at large to be
submitted
0. one-fourth of the voters may
cause the question OF raising taxes for
public improvements or payment OF
debts to be submitted; or the question
of the rescission Of any such PROPOSE
tlon that has already been adopted.
Z. Two-thirds Of the voters Of any
village may cause the board Of super
visors to change the name Of such viii
lage.
8. When township includes city
or town, majority Of the voters re-
siding outside the city or town may
cause the board Of supervisors to make
the outside portion separate town
ship.
0. A majority Of the voters Of q
township may cause the trustees to
submit the question of building pub
lie hall.
10. A majority Of voters Of town
ship may cause the board Of supervis-
ors to change the name OF such town
ship.
II. Twenty-Five voters Of any por-
ton OF territory may cause the district
court to submit the question as to
whether such territory shall be incor-
porated as o town.
~. Twenty-Five Of the voters Of such
town may cause the question Of dis
continuing the incorporation to be sub
mitted
10. A majority Of the voters Of por-
ton Of territory adjoining city or
town may cause the question as TO be-
Ing aNpeyed to such city or town to be
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02
MANAGING RAILROADS
INTERESTING DISCUSSION OF
A Bio subject.
hon. H. 10. ingalls,, President Of the
Mig -Four Railroad. Presents Como
important Facts That WIN Interest
An.

Hon. M. ID. ingalls,, one Of the great
est authorities on railway matters,
read q highly valuable paper at the
recent convention OF railway commits
HionerB held In Washington, d. 9. His
wise words will be read with Interest
by all. The convention was called for
the purpose Of considering questions OF
great interest both to the railways and
the people of tho United States. Mem
bOrB Of the Association Of American
Railway Accounting ofiicers were also
present and were invited to take part
in the discussion, Chas. J. Lindley OF
Illinois, was chairman OF the conven-
ton. Ohio was represented by Rail-
road Commissioner r. s. Knhler and
Chief Clerk Ed II. Archer. p. A. Hew-
1T, auditor Of the Big -Four, was one OF
the railway accountants present. Mr.,
Ingalls, address Ia here given as being
a semi-oflcial expression Of the views
held by railway managers generally
and as being also Of general interest to
tho public at large:
"Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen; l am
very much obliged for this opportunity OF
addressing you. understand / have In
my audience tho members OF the inter-
state commerce commission ana tho gem
uemen composing the various railway
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02
Esga, ButtOr, Poultry and Potatoes.

KANsAs CITY, Mo-, May 9O,-EBgs- Fresh
oandled Missouri and Kansas stock, $40 dozen,
cases returned; seconds, 0hc.
l3utter-lIxtra fancy separator, ilMo arsts,
1ehc; dairy, iO9ieci store packed, 1907 pac'-
ing stock, i0c.
Poultry-Hens, 6Mc; broers, 10 lbj roostorS,
iBc EACH capons, lbs and under, 30 ID; over
lbs, 100 ID; ducks Co., goose, dci hen turkeys, 90:
young TOMS 30; old TOMS 30. Pigeons, 75c
dozen; squads Sl.20 dozen.
Potntoes-Now Texas, slDi.21 per bu; old.
Washington Burbanlts, fancy 800; NORTH
ern stock, fancy, smoked, Burbanhs, 7G0e3s;
choice TO fancy mixed stock, bulk, 7OO75c; MIN
nesota md Dakota, bulk 05QD70o; Colorado
stock, fancy, sacked, Rurals, 9OcdDsl Pearls.
eb0oOc homo grown, sacked, 400bOc. Sweet
potatoes, 00ll75c.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02
submitted.

submitted.
ID. Ten per cent Of the voters of n
city or town, under special charter,
may cause the council to submit the
question as to abandoning such char
ter
Is. Twenty-Five property owners Of
each ward in city, or fifty owners Of
a town, may cause the mayor to sub
init tho question as to municipal own
ership OF water works, gas works,
electric light of power plants, or grant
ing franchises for such.
10. A majority OF resident freehold
Taxpayers of city or town may cause
the council to submit the question of
constructing or aiding in the copstruc-
ton of bridges
IL. A majority of resident freehold
Taxpayers of city or town may cause
the council to submit the question of
donating land for depots, machine
shops, etc.
1S. one-third OF the taxpayers Of a
city or town may cause the question as
to aiding In the construction or repair
of highway leading thereto to be
submitted. l.
10. one-half Of the voters of town
may cause the question of transferring
public plats or lots to an independent
school district to be submitted.
30. Twenty-Five property owners in
each ward In a city, under special
charter, may cause the mayor to sub
NIT the question as to ownership of
water works, gas works, electric light
or power plants or granting franchises
for same or for railways, street rail-
ways or telephone systems
81. 0nc-fourth of the voters of city
under special charter may cause the
question as to amending such charter
to be submitted.
29. On petition Of one half OF the vo-
ters Of such city the council may sub
init such amendment at special cleo
tion.
20. Any person may cause the ques-
tion Of establishing, vacating or alter
ing road to be tried before the board
Of supervisors.
Thus we see that there are twenty
three instances in which the right Of
the initiative Is given, and as many Of
these include more than one subject,
1t will be seen that, there are two or
three times that many separate ques-
lions that may be initiated.
Now let us turn to the referenduma
The first four are provided by thr Com
stitutiou; tho remainder are statutory:
1. The state connot go into debt
more than two hundred and Atty thou
sand dollars without submitting the
question. 'L.-..-. ~.
q All acts creating banks must be
submitted.
Q. Amendments to the Constitution
must be submitted.
A. Every ten years the general as
sembly may submit the question as to
whether convention shall DO called
to revise the Constitution.
8. The board of supervisors may sub
init the question MS to increase In their
number
0. Questions as to counties erecting
court house, poor house, other build
ings or bridges, TO cost over Ave thou
J sand dollars, or purchasing real estate
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Cattle - Receipts, 0S cattlo; calves;
shipped, l,6o5 cattle calves. The market
was nomlnally steady.
Shipping and dressed beef steers, M,906470;
native heifors &.0Olb47b; native cows, S2.000
Ais; native feeders, H2SOA0Qi native stockers,
i.006l585
Following are representative sales;
SHIPPING AND DRESSED BEEF STEERS,
No. Ave- Price. No. Ave. Proe.
i..... 1880. ....,4 30
NATIVE HEIFERs.
Boo. 83S.....3 80
TEXAS AND INDIAN COWS.
i0.... 600. .....2 40
NATIVE COWS.
2....1i30......3 rs l.... ly70...,3 %
l..... $50. .."3 10
NATIVE FERDERs.
2..,.iOc5....4 IS
NATIVE sTocKERs.
3..... 6a3..,."4 rs
STOCK COWS AND HEHERs.
i..... 6l0......3 90
MIXED.
s ssEsss 49, 80. ....:sS cow '@"r'0 %
Hogs Receipts, $500; shipped, i019. The
market was strong, cents lower than the cx-
tremo close yesterday on good hogs and cents
TO 10 cents lower on light hogs.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02
KANSAS CITY GRAIN MARKET.

Hard Whoat-No. I, sLii0lle; No, q sill;
No. o. Ri0shI No. 4, sl.O5; rejected. 9oc6Dsi.02.
Soft wheat--No. 1, sii0; No. 9, SLi0; No, 3,
ei.0lGDi07; No. 4, Si.0eGDi0i; rejected, eSc9Dl0O,
Spring Wheat-No, q SL07hi No. o. V.Qs0
i0S; rojectod pSclesi.00.
Mixed Cori-No Q, 90Mo; No, 0, eohc; No. 4,
2oci no grade oOc. White corn-No. 3 S2kc;
No. o. $40; No. T. 80o
Mixed oats-No. ., g7Kc; No, 8, e5DeoC; No 4,
eidDa6c. White Oats - No ., $40; No. 0, e0oi
No, l. 80.
Rye-No, =, Bcl No. g. BSoj No. 4, 500.
IIran-bSo In i00.lb Sacks
IIay Choice prairie, $780, No. I, e8.7EO
900; No. =, $500; No. 0, 800. Choice timothy,
SiO,o5, No. 1, tQ.00D9.b0; No. ., S8.00Ds2a
Pure clover and timothy, No. 1, 1885, No. 3
$500; pure clover, $500. Packing, &,000b.bO;
wheat straw, SbO00OO; oat straw, S6.bo00OO
Chicago Board OF Trade.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02

An income tax is the most just tax.
II we must have everything that is Eng
lish, let US also have the British income
tax. Such tax would be ready sub
stituted by the people for the British
gold Stapard.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02

Suppose after the s5oO,OOO,Ooo Of
bonds are authorized war should como
to an end, what would become OF the
power to issue the bonds? 1t would
remain with the administration to re-
tire the greenbacks, silver certificates
and silver dollars, the very thing
Banker Gage wants done.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02
weekly Bank statement.

NEW York, May aO--The weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes: Surplus
reserve, Increased Se,0s0,a5O; loans, increased
a. eOs, 400; specie increased o. ib0 200; legal ten
ders, Increased seesi,sOOi deposits, Increased
$3.50 600; circulation, decreased S0,SOO. Tho
banks now hold SS9, 70i 600 In excess Of the ro-
Qulrements Of the 20 per cent rulo.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02

A curious fact has been noted by Arc
tic travellers SNOW when at very low
temperature absorbs moisture and dries
garments.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02

Some men rather enjoy being told Of
their aims II nobody aSka them to re'
form.--Ex. V..t. .-..----
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02
Market QUOTATIONS.

NEW YoRK, May SO.-Money on call, oasy,
at ih0bih per cont Primo mercantile paper
easy rates 9A 10 ~ per cent
Sterling exchange wis steady With actual
business In banlsers' bills at A80JdGDi,B0h for
demand, and H8iGbfBiA for sixty days;
posted rutos, AsOCDts7h commercial BILLS,
N691blBaM,
Government bonds were frmi new ~, reg
istered, isiA; ~, coupon, isiA old a., regis
tered, i08h coupon, ITO; es, %; b, registered,
llOAi 81, coupon, iiOk Pacific o. OF 90, l0an.
Bar silver, SIZE per ounce, Mexican dollars,
aB4o each Bar silver IN London, 70 ia-iod an
ounce,
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02


them. In the contest with railways, In
tho courts, the commissioners have drift
ed away somewhat from the ground
they ought to stand on: that is. they
should BIO the friends OF the railways in
stead Of their enemies, and should aid
in securing the proper legislation, and the
railways, In turn, should give their sup
port to make such legislation effective. I
believe II can be done In no better way
than,by tho true method l have pointed
out. First. tho change OF tho criminal
section; second, authority to contract and
divide business. Either one Of them
would be Of great advantage, but w9
ought to have both. There also should
be such legislation as will give more
force to the recommendations and orders
OF the interstate commerce commission.
ers. Instead of trying to break down the
commission tho railway ofiicials should
try to build It up, should make the COM
mission its aid and use II as q bulwark
OF strength in congress and In the states
10 beat back the tide OF populism that 10
rising continually aGainst them
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02

10 spg Inns So. 10 90
$40 cp NM Inns IS. IS 90
266 CLIP NM sh 82..4 @
80 N sh il7........4 20
1889 NM Inns 0l....5 80
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02
E'ollowInR bro representatIve saIes:
market was strong to t0c higher.
Following are representative sales:

1 spg I'm 81. ....6 01
81 N CLIP SO. "a %
ne CLIP NM sh 1874 %
10 bucks lSO. ...3 30
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-06-02

HIN. Low, S SISs1 a S SISs' y
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-02-26
oefendu de manger de la viands e
du poisson au meme repas.

osfendu de manger de la viands ct
du poisson au meme repas.
So LIE jeane suppose un seul
vrai repas vers lie milieu du jour.
LIE solr, on peut prendre une legere
collation.. A cette collation. sont
permits le poisson, lie beurre, lie fro.
mage, lie lait ct les nufs.
% Ii nest pas dafendu DE-
prendre, lie matin, une petite tasse
de cafe, de the on de chocolat, mais
il ne faut pas y ajonter une quantitt
de nourriture appreciable aux yeux
de la loi.
- IL est permits d'apprstel
les ailments maigres ayec de Is
gralsse, ct pour ecu don't lie princl
pal repas dot avoir lieu lie soir, i
est permits de prendle la COLLATION.
dams la matinee.
SO La loi de l'abstinence OF
defense de Manager de la wand,
oblige a partir Gle l'age de sept ans
d moins redemption pour cause d,
maladie on de necessite.
% La loi dn jehne s'appliqu
a toutcs les personnes au-dessus d
vingtet-un n n'ayant MULE raiso'
legitime de dispense. En- cas- d
doute, on doit consulter son comics
seur.
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LES CARDINAUA.

II ne ieste plus que 5 cardlnaux
don't la cfeation remonte au pontih-
cat de Pie TX, a savoir LII. EEn.
Oregua, PatocchI, Leuochowskl, di
Canossa ct Martel. LIE Sacre-College
sc compose aetuelIement de SO
c%aruiuauX. Ii en- outre deux
cardlnaux clees ct non c pu-
bIies, mails reserves sin petto"
depuis lie couslstoire du % JUN
1896, de sorteq gu il reste 8 chapeaux
vacants pour i, plenum du Sacre-
Coiiese, qn est dt 20 membres.
Sous lie Rapport de Ia n~atlonnalite, il
V u preseiteinent dams lie Sacre-
College 80 eaIuluauA ltaliens ct %
appaitenant auA differences nations.
Les cardinals decides sous lie pom.
tifcat de Leon XIII a%tteignent le
chitfre l21.-La Presse.
Papa, a quot Ga sert, la mer F.:
Dis -.
A nourrir les p~oissons, repont
lie pere, gravement.
Et les p~oissons :?
A nourir les hommes.
Et les hommes, a quol Ga sert !
All ! tn m'embetes !.
Ellie Aimez-vous &c chapeau !?
Lui Beaucoup plus que je pui
lie dire, mars Jaime beaucoup mleu,
celle qui lie porte.
Ellie Oh que c'est ainable.
. appartient a ma sgur. Je val
: l'appeler.
! A un employe public
Comment vou ne payez lamal
> vos dettes :?
e Jamals C'est deja bien JOLT q
prenare Ia peine den faire.
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II and lNDEMENI de nrIIE
pms of kRCHEvEQUE de la NELLIE.
lylng ORLEANS.

luivant lie Decret du Iroisieme
scile de Baltimore. Nous ordon-
u, oue dams toutes les eglises ct
Nh .lles du Diocese, ct a toutes les
4 ,es. il soft fart, lie premier III
ache de Careme, une quote spe-
l. nour les Missions du pays
Imi les Indieus ct les personnes
lcouleur. Notre Diocese a resu
bart de la quote generate fate
Etats-unis. Les Cures lnsis1e
1t. aupres de leurs p~arolsslens
M que tous contribuent, chacui
J III ses moyens, a cette a"Sf'
holidue,
kEsLENESTs POUR LIE CAREME.
Q Tous les jours de Careme
napte les Dimanches, sont jour.
tedne d'obligation.
% L'usage de la viande es
Anis au principal repas, tous lie
/. rs excepte lie Mercredi ct !
Ldredi de chaQue semaine,
edi DIES Quatre-Temps ct |
A4adi-Saint.
3o Ceux qui sont dispense
ii eane peuvent manger de i
10 A. tous les repas, les Jours o
permits de fare grss.
A1o Tous les jours de Cartms
uprls les Dimanchss, IL q
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IN ~CENTENAIRE.

Northampton, Mass, % - Nine
Angelina Gallpeau, de cette Vile, a
celebre mardi dernier, lie cen qua
trieme anniversaire de sa n~aissance.
Et &c quill y a de plus re%marqua-
BILE chez celte honorable relique dun
autre steele, c'est que les annees ont
passe sur ellie, sans laisser d'autres
traces que Iusure commune a l'age
muir, ct bien conserve. Nine Cali
peau jeuit encore de ses faculties
mentales, dams toute leur plenitude
au physique. ellie est a~lerte, viye ct
active autant qu'une femme de
Q~uarante ans. Ellie fait so part DIES
travaux domestiqnes, cond, tricote.
lit ct chante les vieux refralns, dune
voix sonore eft sure. Tout dernie-
rement, lie jour de Fan, ellie a danse
avec tout rentrain dune jeune file.
De sa vie, ellie ma porte de lunettes.
Sa vue est percante ct nette, CONNIE
au temps antique de ses vingt ans.
Une epingle u lie plancher ne peut
echapper a son eel infaillible.
Ilyau I'm an, Tors dc son 103eme
anniyersaire, ellie a fait un voyage,
d Montreal, on ellie est nee, lie %
ianvier 1874. Les jours de beau
temps. chaque dimanche, ellie Sc met
en- route, 4 pied, ct parcourt plus
dun mile, pour Sc rendre a son
eglise. Encore mercredi dernier ellie
est sortie longtemps Ell voiture
s'est arretee chez lie Photographic, OF
! ellie a pose devant l'appareil. TT ID
portrait que l'artiste a tire de cetts
etonnaute personne, a etc adresse Z
, ala Presse" pour lie reproduire.
Nine Galipeau sort da lit q =!
Eheures du matiD, ct ne Sc recouch'
QUA 10 heures du soir.
Son experience de la we conjagal'
est plus complete que celle d.
commun DIES mortels. Ellie s'es
: mariee quatre fois. La premier
! fois qu'elle prit mari, ellie naval
que dix-sept ans. Ellie n.avait gu
soixante ans lorsque son quatriem
> ct dernier mari partit pour u
= monde meilleur..
10 Ellie a Gu hut enfants en- tout
un avec son premier mari, ct X
; sept autres avec son deuAieme co
sort. Quatre de ses %enfants vive'
encore - trois files ct I'm fits.
Tn seul demeure au Canada.
Nine Galipeau descend dul
- famllle on la l~ongevite est prove
IS bale. Son pere a yecu lOl ans,
mere 95, son grand-pere 100.
ST Aujourd'hui, sous lie meme toit '
es me famille de cinq generations, do
lie Ia plus reculee volt trois aieul
lie vivantes, dams Ia maison. Lain
lie des files de la centenaire a 81 ar
June autre de sc, Tune de ses petit,
Cd files est Agee 46 ans une arrie
Ia p~etite-flle q depass6 ses vlngt.se
% printemps, ct, enfn, la file de .
arrlars pstite-flle va au catechism'
le, ellie a sept ans.
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peau ma jamals pu %apprsndre Fan
glais, ct pour celia ne sen est pas
portee plus NAL.
VOLTA 40 ans que la centenaire
demeure aux Etats-Unls. Ellie. q
bien attelnt ses 104 ans. P~ersonne
ne peut en- douter.
Son historic est vraie d la lettre.
Les r&gistres dune paroisse de
Montreal font fol de 50 n~aissance ct
de son baptGme. De telle sorte que
nous nous trouvons lei en- presence
dune centenaiYs ct dament anthem
tiqne.
Nous llsons dams lie "Meschacebe"
de -Baptiste
"Un meurtre a etc probablement
commits reinforcement sur la vote du
Texas-Pacific dams Ia paroisse St.
Charles. Tn jardinier allemand
nomme Henry Neiman. qui Sc rem
DAFT de la Vile a Raceland a pied, n
et4 trouve mort en- arriere de
l'hshitatlon Davis, lie eou tranche
dune oreille a rautre, lie corps
ecrast, ct l'on suppose quill a etc
tue puls place sur la vote pour faire
croire a un accident. LIE jury du
coroner ma pm que declarer que
Nelman await dh etre victime dur
accident de ehemin de fer.