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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27

MN. Theodore Filiatrault ct AL
fred Dupont servent sur lie petit
Jury oette semaine.
Cbspeaux Marins, dos 6troit,
,couleurs sssorties, vendus .partout
Sl,25.>Prix special de Plymouth
ESQ
LIE. grand homme d'Etat anglais.
William E. Gladstone, qui est de-
ced6 mercredi de la semaine der
niere, ne sera enterre que samedl
de cette semaine.
L'Etat lui'fait d'imposantes IT,
n6railles.
M. William Turgeon, ]tune
homme avantegeusement connu ou
cote Est, a 6te transports q lhoP1-
tai Ste Marie lundi matin, on II a
sub, une s6rieuse operation dams
lspres. midi.
III est mort mercredi ct ses tu-
n6rsilles ont Gu lieu o. mat1n q
,l'Egl,se Notre-D Dame de Louraes'
I Costumes de promenade pour
Danes fscon tailleur. Vente De
Encouragement au Plymouth
Clothing House.
II parait certain que Ia CONVEX
ton r6publicaine, pour la nom1ra'
lion des dif6rents officers du CON-
t6 de Hennepin, sera tsnue plus a
bonnie heure que d'habitude' pro-
'bablemept 3 Ia fin de JUN GU au
commencement de juliet.
La date d. la convention du
oomte pour relection de deleggoes
4 Ia convention d'Etat est de'a H.
-x6e au % JUN proclaim ct les cleo,
tons primaries (cauous) auront
lieu lez22 JUN Ru solr.
lie president Mckinley Went &c
faire IN nouvel appel pour 75:oOO
hommes, CO qui formera en- tout
100000 voIontaires depuls lie COM
msnoement de la guerre.
LIE Minnesota devra tourn1r
pour ga part 2l00 q 230O hommss'
VOLTA une bonne occasion dor
9aniser notre regiment Osnadlen
p1omis dams certajnes resolutions
de dimanche dernler.
Le 80 de Mai, lundi proclaim,
est le jour appel6 "Decoratlon
Day., du.snt lequel on decore. les
tombes des so]dats de la grende ar
NEE qui sont morris au champ
d'honneur GU qui nous ont preoe-
des au cimetiere.
La c6remonle formera cette an
n6e untsbleau plus pathetlque w
Ia guerre actuelle avec rEspagne
Cd grand nombre de nos eonci-
toyens front blent0t dormlr du
'de1nie1 komHeil.
La venre de Rubaus de D6m6,
nagempnt, inaugur9ejeud le 70
az continue au Plymouth. Nou-
vesu Depsrtement de Modes.
Les comltes nomm6s par les d1t-
f6rentes societies pour. organiser
une celebration de la St.Jean-
Bsptiste, se sont reunis mardi solr
dams le sous-sol de pEglise ND de
Lourdes. M. j. G. Deslauriers fut
nomm6 president ct M. H. st.
H,lalre sgissait CONNIE secretaire.
III fut decide de donner une SOL
rec an Turner Hall, lie "a iuln ct
ponvrsge fut r6parti entire les dit
sferents comlt6s qui farent NOM
mes a Get efet.
On grand pique-nique sera aus
81 organise pour le 4 Juliet, mals
avent de cempl6ter cette deuxieme
organisation, plusieurs membres
90 sont oferts de v1siter les slen-
tours ain de trouyer le terrain lie
plus propice, pour en- faire rapport
3 la prochaine reunion, qui aura
lieu au meme endroit, lundi pro-
chain au soir.
Chapeaux Marins pour Danes,
fond en- beau Mokair ct bord Jap,
ais vlennent en- blan, cardinal, brun,
merin ct noir. Valiant .$l.00 Prix
special 80, The Plymouth.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-27
Loren Fletcher

La Convention REPUBLICANS
pour la nomination dun repre-
sentant au congress pour le Some
district a 6t6 telue mercredi q
pHarmonia Hall.
L'Hon. Loren Fletcher a 6t6
nomm6 par acclamation pour un
4eme terme, par les 538 d6l6gues
du comt5 de Hennepip, lequel for
me a lui seul le 5eme district con-
gressioneI.
Go d1gne repr6sentant des in
t6rets de Minneapolis ct du comt6
a etc acclam6 lo1squ'h s'est pre-
sent6 sur ia plateforme pour re-
mercier ses constitut nts de la
confance qu'ils r%eposaient en- lui.
L'Oncle Loren a beaucoup We'll
Ii depuis deux ans; mails il est
toujours le meme, ayant I'm bon
mot pour tous ct dun accAs facile
pour le pauvre CONNIE pour le FL
che.
+**
Les compatriotes don't les MONS
suiyent assistaient CONNIE dele
CUTS q la convention de mercredi:
Edouard Rainville, Edmond Alary
Emilien Lefebvre, George Peltier,
John Davis, David Gagn6 ct 10
seph Paradis.
NM. Rainv1lle ct Alary sont
respectivement lie president ct 10
Secr6taire : correspondent de la
Lafayette : Paplneau Republican
League
M. EmiIien Lefebvre, ma1tre de
poste q Rogers, MINI, r%epresen-
TAFT la Town de Hassan, habltee
en- tres grande partle par des "a
miles am6ricaines des plus q TAI
SO. II NY a que deuK families ca
nadiennes, les Demers, .qui sont
aussi fortsbien situees.
LIE fa1t d'Avoir Cts scho1si com.
kme le seul del6gue pour les re
pr6renter q cette convention de-
montre implement en- ;quelle est
me est tenu notre compatriote pal
ces families, la plupart de soucht
anglalse:
NJ. J. @. Marquis a ft6 chois
The record-union., 1898-04-04
A JEALOUS CALIFORNIAN.
RE Shoots His Wife and Two Me1;
and Then Kills Himself.

NEW YORK. April 3.-Albert Car
rington. 30 years Old, prestidigita-
teur, attempted to kill three persons
and shot himself. dying shortly after
Tonight One of his victims. his wife
will probably die.
The tragedy occurred at Darlington s
home in Brooklyn. The three persons
who Darlington had evidently deter
mined to kill were his wife Elizabeth
Darlington. % years old. and William
Eyrnes and Charles Hill, painters,
aged, respectively, 2S and 30 He shot
his wife in the left side of the head
and she is likely to die. Byrnes got Il
bullet wound in the. neck. but no vital
point was touched. ard he will recover
Hill had a lucky escape, just escaping
the bullet aimed at his head by lodging
to one side as he saw Darlington in the
act of pulling the trigger. Darlington
shot himself in the throat and died a
few minutes after his removal to the
hospital.
The Carringtons came from Califor-
Mis- to Brooklyn nine months ago and
hired a house They had no children.
and all the rooms in the house except
these in the basement and first floor
were rented, the occupants for the most
part belonging to transient theatrical
companies. Byrnes and Fill rented a
furnished room on the top floor four
months ago, and it was Darlington $
alleged discovery of improper relations
between his wife and Byrnes which led
to the shooting.
For some time Darlington had been
jealous of the attentions OF his wife 10
Byrnes. and he is said to have fire.
quently reprimanded her in consa-
quence. 1t was not, however. until last
Sunday night that there was an open
outbreak on his part. Returning ua-
expectedly to the house and not finding
his wife in their own apartments. nc
went up stairs and found her in the
room occupied by Byrens and Hill. He
burst in the door before those inside
were aware Of his presence, and after
ward said he had discovered Byrnes
The record-union., 1898-04-04
EopuI;sts' State Convention.

ST LOUIS. April 3.-The Populist
State Committee has decided to hold
the State Convention in this city on
July 9TH, when candidates for Supreme
Judge, superintendent of Public
Schools and Railroad Commissioners
will be selected. A new State Com
mittee will then be elected. There will
be about 600 delegates. ExState
Senator owen Miller and Frank Richie
OF St Louis and B. H Cowghill of the
Eighth Congressional District, were APP
pointed a committee to edit and pro-
mulgate an address to the public show
ing that the Populist doctrine is the
true "Vox Populi."
The record-union., 1898-04-04
Dress Goods Supremacy.

There'll be a great movement
start here in our Dress Goods stock
Monday morning. The stock is
very TARGETS entirely new-but
newness is soon outgrown. Our
leadership as Dress Goods sellers
has been achieved as much
through our resolute methods OF
selling and selling rapidly as
through our best facilities and
methods of gathering, and Our un-
iformly low prices never allow
goods to grow old on Our hands.
We quote few items and prices
to illustrate and preface Mondays
Dress Goods business.
The record-union., 1898-04-04

Hence 1924 new, bright, stylish
Shirt Waists may seem quite a
stock, yet it is but a mere portion
of our preparation for the selling
OF 1898. Indications thus early
are that even the large quantity
Of our entire purchase will prove
disappointingly small, so ready
end rapid the sale of them in
their prettiness at our low prices.
1924 at soc and 75c means
waists for all no matter how
modest the pnrse, then we've a
gathering of better goods from
81 up to as high as you want to
go, all made from the prettiest
sheer spring fabrics of 'SS's best
patterns and colorings.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
VIGOREUX SUITINGS,
At 75C and 81 the yd.

This seasons styles show decid-
ed tendency toward plain OF semi
plain effects in dress stuffs. One
of the most popular Of these
fabrics is the new Vigoreaux.
1t is handsome fabric Of the
seri-plain or shot effect and Is
considered the very "chicest' OF
the "chic" suitings. The lines are
"A 70 so inches wide and COM
prise ali the latest standings OF
green, tan, new blue, gray, olive
and bluett.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
CHARGES BRIBERY.
A High Parsonage Wants Ii Hung
Crau~ Eenesdcd.

SHANGHAI April st is annOunc-
ed that a person of the highest rank
has nem0ralized the Emperor in the
most vigorous language, accusing the
whole Tsung Ii Yamen (Chinese For
eign Office of being in the pay OF
Russia. He asserts that Russia eX-
pended 1G0GG,G00 taels in bribery dur
ing the recent negotiations regarding
the cession of Port Arthur and Ia
Lien Wan and claims that Ii Hung
Changes share was 1900 600 taels.
| Thereupon the parsonage referred to
demands a full investigation and asks
that Ii Hung Chang be beheaded if the
accusations are proven, the memorial
izer offering to be executed himself if
his charges are not sustained
The Chinese complain bitterly of the
fact that they do not possess war
port for the five warships which are
being built for them abroad and which
are due to arrive in Chinese waters this
summer Unless Wei Hal Wei. occupied
by the japanese Government, is evac-
uated, which is doubtful the Chinese
have no place in which to receive their
new warships.
The Russians have permitted two
British gunboats to enter and leave
Port Arthur freely
The British first class cruiser Graf
ton flagship Of Rear-Admiral c. P.
Fitzgerald, second in command on the
| China station and the first class
cruiser Powerful, the armored cruiser
Narcissus. the second class cruiser
| Rainbow and other vessels of the
| squadron. left Cheefoo on Saturday.
/ III, 4
/ is reported to be Chemulpo the port
! of Seoul capital of Corea. The move
ments of the various ships excite the
/ greatest interest among foreigners
here. 1t is supposed they will make
a demonstration, possibly in support
! Of some British demands for cOnces-
SiOnS
The record-union., 1898-04-04
Have You Purchased Your Easter Hat?

1t timely question regarding OF the most important
factors spring and Easter Cur efforts your
behalf be oudone effective display OF good taste
and millinery elegance you'll not find the Coast People
OF years and conception OF millinery art have
their best efforts command and critical
said yesterday after she'd spent little time selecting
her bonnet Your hats entirely DIFFERENT from those
I've elsewhere When buy hat here get hat
full Observation-Disclosures Stylish that has and thought and
millinery every clever and twist OF IT You don't
counterpart every pass That's how we've
with uniformly low It's
wonder the department twice large this last
You'd do yourself justice you buy styles
and prices.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
FRENCH BROADCLOTH
At 81 and Sl.25 the yd.

The fad this season is for thc
handsome Tai1or-made Suits. For
that purpose a cloth is the most
desirable fabric. Our lines at the
above prices are most complete.
The fabrics are from the best
known makers of Europe and are
of superior quality and finish. The
co1o7ings comprise all the new
shades of biuett, sage, olive, Ea-
varian blue, olivett, mode, tan,
brown, gray, navy, myrtle and
hunters green. The width is full
Sc inches and the amount re-
quircd for a suit from 5 to 8
yards.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
DRAPE D'ETE,
At ST the ward.

A popular weave FOR this season
IN plain goods is the Drap d'Ete.
This fabric has the appearance OF
fine silk Henrietta, but is OF a
soft texture with cloth finished
back, making it the superior OF
Henrietta, and we are showing a
very handsome line of this i'm
ported French weave. Full AZ
inches wide and OF the finest
woods, in all the new and best
shadfngs for spring, at the popular
price quoted above. =
The record-union., 1898-04-04
rIIXED SUlTINGS,
At SOC the yard.

This seasons showing in this
line OF popular priced fabrics far
exceeds any previous display OF
pretty designs and handsome col
orings. Our assortment is most
complete. Stylish effects in Brok-
en- Checks and Fancy Mixtures,
Nobby Styles in Erccetelle weaves
that are most effective, and pretty
Two-toned and Shot Effects Tor
street costumes. All at an attrac-
tive price, soc yard.
The record-union., 1898-04-04

ness Of finish quite pleasing. Made
from springs new styles OF lawn,
percale and gingham, neat pat
terms, fast coiors, full gathered
skirt with deep hem. fun blouse
with deep square collar, all ruf-
Aes, lace edged, full sleeves, made
for children aged from, 2 to 10
years, and you'n wonder how the
prices can be SO little. S5c, SOC,
use and 81.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
Black Gros Grain Cape
at So so.

So SO prices one Of the most
swell low-priced Silk Capes of this
seasons productions Quantity
purchased made this price,; made
from heavy black gros grain silk,
with sapphire blue taffeta lining,
heavy ruche, with ribbon around
neck, and circied over shoulder,
front and back with silk ruche
ribbon and jet; has also the stylish
plated Empire back.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
BLACK CREPONS,
AT soc the ward.

The season for Light Shirt
Waists has arrived and OF course
Separate Skirts are the proper
thing. We are showing very
handsome line OF Black Crepon Ell
fects at soc the yard for this pur-
pose. The styles are correct and
the fabric OF the very best quality
for a handsome skirt, and there's
nothing more stylish at this price
than a Crepon.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
NEW PLAiDS,
At soc and Csc the yd.

The advent of spring brings
forth some OF the pre1tiest effects
in Plaids ever seen For a pretty
waist there is no fabric more mp
TO date. Our showing represents
some very handsome P1aids in the
new colorings and ELK Striped eft
fects specially adapted for waists
and children's dresses. They're
very attractive.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
White Kid Oxfords
at ST. so.

Many of these laces are exact
copies of the real linen goods.
Ladies' pure white kid Lace OK
fords, made over the very latest
long drawn-out coin toe last, kid
tip, flexible turn sole; any size or
width. Frice, 81 so.
Ladies' extra fine French kid
Bronze Ties, handsome vesting top,
with scroll pattern, long, narrow
toe, L. XIV. heel; widths AAA to
D, sizes 2 to ~. 81 pair.
Ladies' best French patent Ieath-
er Dress Ties, plain black cloth
top, L. XIV. heel; most elegant
fo1 ladies requiring tasty shoe;
any size or width. SIS pair.
Ladies' fine chrome kid Lace OK
fords, made in the new popular tan
shade, narrow coin. toe, silk check
vesting top to match. 81 95 pair.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
WOmen's
UnderVestS, 25C.

The new lines of Jersey Ribbed
Undervests for women's spring
wear are all now on display in col
OTIS white and ecru, with long
sleeves, short sleeves, high and low
neck, also low necked and sleeve
less, finished around neck, down
front and around arm straps with
fancy edge, run with tape. Your
choice for Csc.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
Percale Wrappers,
Price 81 Is.

Made from Standard washable
percale and lawn, blue figured
neat patterns or in bias plasds in
blue, pink and block broken
plaids, square Jokes front and
back, with back strap, large cir
cular collar with capes over the
shoulder, fitted lining, finished
around collar, on straps and
sleeves with two rows OF linen tor
cEon lace or narrow embroidery.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
and his wife in a compromising posi-

and ms VIE IN COMPROMISING pOsI=
ton.
BTrnes and Hill. it appears, had Sc
cured other quarters, and were packing
their trunks when Darlington entered
the room tonight. The man called his
wife into the room from the floor below
and, without explanation, began shoot
irg. Darlington died in less than nj
teen minutes. and the doctors say the
woman cannot recover, the bullet hay
inE lodged in her brain. Byrnes was
not seriously injured Hill was ar
rested as witness. Carrington's wife
is said to have been q variety actress
in California at the time of their mar
riage, about eight years ago
The record-union., 1898-04-04
Black Silk Capes at SIS rs.

So rs is a modest price on a de-
cidedly handsome Silk Cape, made
from heavy black fai1le silk, with
a bright changeablc silk lining
throughout, has broad double p1ait
in back, Empire style, trimmed
around collar and down center of
front. will: satin edged chiffon,
topped with satin ribbon ruffle,
jetted with rosette effects.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
Handsome Silk Capes for
Easter.

You never inspected a prettier
and more moderate priced line Of
garments of this kind. They're
made of silks of different qualities
and styles, deliberately trimmed
with jet, ribbon ruffies, Iaces, chit
fon and liberty silk. Priced at So,
So rs, Sc, $40 and $12 so. We
quote two OF the most popular
numbers.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
SPAIN IS
GETTING
WISDOM.
Tbs Torpedo FIatiIIa is Hot Coming
10 American Waters.
VIII S,aJ at Cape Verde Islands TIL Fur
thfF CTasTS.

It VIII be Joined Later by
Squadron of Fear Big ArmoFed
Cru;sers-Tho Vizcaya and FL
nairaate Oquedo to be Sent Back
to Eavana-Spanish Ministers
Filled With Gloomy Eorehod-
;n1s.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
SHORT LENGTHS
FANCY SILKS.

Half price is all you'll be asked
to pay for your choice from a
goodly assortment Of short lengths
In Fancy Silks ranging in euanti-
ty from to 4 yards. Some of
them remnants OF this seasons
prettiest patterns, useful for trim
mings, rulings, Innings and some
will make, you a shirt waist. Half
price gives you the choicest.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
Children's Ready : Made
Dresses.

Home sewing is so
altogether unneces-
sary nowadays, If
you simply avail
yourself OF the stores
helpfulness. Mothers
of a large family OF
little folks no doubt
greatly appreciate
this fact as well as
the careful interest
we've taken in the
little folks supplies.
There is a brightness
nf Sfv1e and a do;nf;-
The record-union., 1898-04-04
LACES FOR SPRING.

Our collection in the lace line
this spring is OF an uncommon sort
in beauty, variety and prices. 1t
is ready now for your inspection
and in the array are prominent:
Valenciennes in white, black and
butter, Liene, Pointe de Venice
and Esprit patterns Of net top
Iaces in white and ecru, newest
design Point Applique, Arabian
Edges and Michlan, as well as the
handmade linen.
MONDAY we will offer an entire
new line at very low prices. Iris
lace is made to initiate the fine
real linen laces, and is used large
ly for trimm ming underwear; so
strong and well made as to readily
take the place of the pure linen
for service. Prices and widths as
fellows:
The record-union., 1898-04-04
EnBROIDERiES FOR
SPRING.
At Special Prices.

All beautiful new patterns. You
can close your eyes and then PICK
nothing but n pretty pattern.
There is narrow. medium and wide
and some very pretty sets for in
fants' wear and underwear, sever
al widths corresponding in pat
tern. All made on substantial
cloth by the celebrated hand ma
chine, which produces firm, fast
edges and perfect pattern. At
these cut prices you'll find an OPP
portunity not likely TO occur again
this season. Better buy now for
future as well as for present needs.
The record-union., 1898-04-04

Il inch wide, SC yard.
! inch wide, 6Ac yard.
2 in. wide, SEfc yard.
3 in. wide, 12I2c yard.
5 in. wide, zoe yard.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
Swell Tan Coats, SIP so.

Perhaps you are not ready for
an entire new suit. A separate
coat for early spring may supply
your present demands. We de-
scribe one of the most popular
sellers and have also for your
choosing Sc and ST coats, the same
style, Inexpensive, yet good and
stylish in every way.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
1914 Shirt Waists.

L IOpActS
of dress
predicted
long ago
that the
S Il i T t
w a j S t
W o Il ] d
soon go.
/ t n a S,
but con-
trary to
the pre-
d i ctions,
it goes Oh
i Il creas-
ing in IA
vOr.
The record-union., 1898-04-04

$12 so is the price Of the new
box, half tight fitting, fly front,
Tan Broadcloth Coat, natty and
chic, made with velvet collar, full
silk lining, side pockets, strap
covered, double stitched seams,
terminating at bottom with strap
looped through steel buckles. A
very fascinating and popular gar
ment. Priced, $12 SO.
The record-union., 1898-04-04

Child's White Slippers.
Children's white kid one-strap
Slippers, best quality. 81 pair.
The record-union., 1898-04-04
BLACK FIGURED SILKS,
75c per I'd.

Handsome Black Drocaded Silks,
small and medium figures, make
very handsome yet modest sepa-
rate skirts, or full suit, and very
superior grade, 81 being the reg
u1ar value.
The record-union., 1898-04-04

Black Silk Grenadines, one of
summers ideal fabrics, a loose
weave with large scroll and figure
open work effect, makes an at
tractivc costume, plain or has a
much richer eject made up over
silk.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-20
PASSENGER RATES REDUCED. Great Northern and o. R. and N. Will
 Put Their Schedule Into Effect.

Instructions were received yesterday at the local office of the Great Northern Railway to commence the sale of tickets on May 21 to all points east at rates based on cut rates from Portland and Seattle, which have been in effect from those points for the past two months. This action on the part of the Great Northern will en- able passengers to take advantage of the reduced rates by an all rail line, as well as by the ocean routes.
 The Oregon Railway and Navigation Company has also decided to make a bid for public patronage and announces that with the sailing of the State of Califor- mia on May 21 the passenger rates from San Francisco to the East, via Portland will be as follows: First and second class respectively, New York and Boston, SAT, s31; Chicago, ,$43 90. $27 50; St. Louis s4S, $92: St Paul, $32, s16; Butte, Mont, $37, s26. The frst-class tickets call for passage via the O. R. and N, Great Northern and connec- tions and the second-class via O. R. and N, Oregon Short Line and connections.
 With the Northern Pacific this makes three railways that have decided to get some of the business which has been absorbed by the Canadian Pacific. and further developments will be anxiously awaited in railroad circles.