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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02
EUROPE.

Paris-A la demands de M. lie
comte d. Munster, ambassadors
d. Al'emagne, d Paris, la police
franchise a saisi I'm num6ro extra
du Journal com1qne lie Rire" qui
s'6tait parm1s de touroer en- ridi-
cu!e Gui!laume II ct son voyage
en- Palestine.
Saint P6tersbourg.-Un bsteau.
passeur q sombr6 en- t~raversant de
Volga a K luessa; 20 hommes ont
etc noyfs.
lie premier depart, de Lon.
dres, de Ia "Cenadian Steamship
Company, sur la ligne etablie
entire Milford Haven ct Pasb6b1ac
Qu6., aura lieu lie Z d6cembre. On
s'eneage a faire jusqu'au mois
d'avs1l un %eervice de nav1res flant
IA noeuds. Apres cette date, les
navires don't on SO .servira auront
une vitesse de II nouds.
La compegnie SO propose
d'etablir IN service de. males qui
sera de deux jours p'us rapide
que le service aotuellement on
existence entire Londres ct lie Ca
NADIA.
Londres. Sill faut On croire
upe depeche d'Odessa. il resuIte
dune information prise 3 une
source m%illtaire que les garnisons
russes en- Chine won't etre forte
ment augment6es au prlntempa
proclaim.
Le contingent mllltaire de Port
Arthur, le poste le mieux fortif6
a lentr6e du golf de Petch1ll ct
que Ia Chloe a vl1tuellement c6d6
q la Russie. sera porte q $4,000
hommes de troupas de toutes ar
mes. LIE terminus du chemin de
fer transeib6r1en sera q Port Ar
thur, Oh il y aura un port ouvert
toute l'ann6s. Les forces a en-
voyer q Talien Wan, Oh les caser-
mes ne reuvent contenir que L..
900 hommes, ne depasseront pro-
bablement pas CO chifre.
Cfs movements de troupes
eqniyaudront q une occupat on
v1rtoeIle de la Manchouris par la
RuEs1e.
LIE s6nateur Garter, du Monta-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02

IA aimerait voir les Eta is Unis ct
lAnglt terre s'entendre po.lr
echanger le. 2 hilippi.es contre |e
Canada.
Madrid - lie gouyernement q
recu Inc depeche des Phjlippi
mes disant que Aguinaldo lie chef
des insurg6s demandeit ST. 5000 00
pour la ilberte des rtljgleux prl-
%sonriers.
Londres. LIS correspo naant no
main du DAILY Mail" dit:
IL gouverneur est alarms de-
puts Ia receition de rapport gu
l'emperear Menelick, de rAbys.
s1nie, s'avance sur Beru Mioda
aveo 100000 hommes armes d. ca
rsblDes ct de nombreux canons.
"On croft que Menel;ck 81 dir
gs vers le BASIN de Bah1-e|-Gazel,
ct gull va tent>r d'obtenir par la
force 10 r6glement d6fo1t5f al su-
jet de La illumination des feonti6
reg"
Medri5.-Dans lie decret &C.
captant la resignation du mars
chsl Bianco CONNIE capitaine &C.
neral de Cuba, la RENE regente
fat i'eloge ds "son zale, son INTEL
I1gence ct sa loyaut6," dams l'ec-
complisaement de ses fouoiions.
Munich. -L'empereur ct lim.
peratrics d'Allemsngne sont arrl-
yes ioi, de retour d. leur voyage
en- Palestine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02
ETATS-UNIS.

New-York.- M Maitland Ker-
sey, autrefois g6rant de Ia compa-
gnie de navigation White Star, ct
aujorri'hni associ4 dams une CON-
pagnie miniere, gu Klondike, q
fait exped1er en- Europe, par !e
steamer "Lucan1a", de Ia ligne
Ounar1, une psp to dor evaluae a
$4,000, ct don't Il est prophet aire
La p6pite a cts troavee au K'on-
dika ct sera e,pos6e a la Union
Bank, a Londres.
New York.-Le correspondent
du Times" a Londres, NH. Nor
MAJ, dit:
"J'apprends que !e rapport de
Ia commission royale de Terre
neuve, qu1 est sur ie point de rem
trer en- Angleterre, contisndra des
rensa1gnements etonnan's sue les
infrsctions au traits d'Utreoht
commises par les Francais.
I'll psra1t quill est impossible
de tolerer plus longtemps l'etat de
chose existant sans GREER une ST.
tuation des plus p6rileuses pour Is
colonie. VOLTA done une nonveIle
question 6pineuse q discuter en-
ire la France ct l'Angleterre, car
les p6cher;es de Terreneuve, SOU
tenues q force de primes d'encou-
ragement, sont pressure les souls
terrains d'apprentissage de la Ma
rine franca'se."
Richmond, Va-Toat Ie sud ct
ye sud-ouest de la Nlrgin1e a res.
senti une a7sez violente 9seoousse
de tremblement de ter1e. La Sc
cousse a etc pr6c6d6e de Sounds
grondements souterrains qui ont
plong6 les populations dams la
terfeur. II ny a en-, toutefoie, au-
Gun dommage.
Lowel!-Vendredi mstin M.
Pierre Ducherme. Henry Roy OF
autres Capadiens ont trouv6 un
homme 6tendu sans connaisssnce
dams l'avenue Montcs]m. Trans
pvrtA au No 5 Mortcslm avenue.
l'infortun6 expirait quelques heu.
res apres sens avoir repris ses
aene. On a eppris depu1s que Ie
nom du defiant est VitaIis Char
lebole, On, 6tait dcmicili6 au No
IL rue Ward ct qui etait age de
a. ans. II leisse une femme ct
trois entantg.
Huntsville. Al. ~ noV.-L1hd-
say P. Holt, voloDtaire du tenth
United State Cavalry en- garni-
son lei a 6te condamn6 a mort par
la cour martial pour avoir tue dans
un moment d'ivresse 10 camerade.
Ills avaient toujours cts les neil
leCrs smis ct le meurtrier SQUIRE
oruellamept en- peasant a SOL cri-
me. C'est la premiere sentences de
mort prononoee contre un 7oIon-
taire, depuis Ie commencement de
la guerre ct nome depuis plu,
sieurs annees.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02

LIZ Havane.-Une bombe de dy-
Mantle a fait explosion pres de la
batterje de la Refine; quarante
personnes ont 6te bless6es.
lie gouverneur de Ia Guiane a
envoy6 une dep6che su m1Distre
colonies q Paris informant celui-ci
quill await fat communiquer 3
Dreyfas la decision de la cour de
cessation relativement q la revi-
sion de, son process.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02
CANADA.
QUEBEC

M. Fremont, Inspector deco.
les pour lea comics de Quebec ct
de Montmorency, Went de MOURN.
II 6tait age de Sc ans.
La navigation est d6oidem6nt
close, il ny a pas de v%eisseauz
dams lie port. LIE bateaa de Mont.
real est psrti pour ses carriers
d'hiver ct les pontons ont 6t6 en-
!eves.
LIE projet d'avoir de grendes
man@uvres m%ilitaires dams les ep-
vlrons de Quebec, prend de ia
consistance. Au mois de Juliet
1000 hommes camperont a Lewis,
sous les ordres da major general
Hutton. LIE Is ct IA ]n1llet il y
aura marpuyres par ces miljtai.
res, suxquels Sc joind-ont les
corps de Quebec ct de Lewis.
Dame Marie Gagnon, agee de
70 ans, fpouse de feu r, <, Yer.
ret, domlcili6 en- face du poste de
police No. est morte subitement q
la residence de M, Rigal,, statu-
aire, rue Saint Jean, Oh ellie etalt
alice en- journ6e. La d6funte est
morte en- mettent le pied sur lie
seuil de la porte.
La goelette Marie Claudia a
perdu IN homms pendant IN coup
de vent au large de la pointe aux
pins.
L'6qu1page etait d la mar@uvre
quand IN coup de vent contraire
fit d6pIaoer la grsnde vo1ls q moi
tie baiss6e.
Tous les matelots furent enve.
loppes, ct run d'eux, Jos Cote, tut
plecipit6 q la mer. tellemsnt gros
Sc en- CO moment qu'on ne put Iul
porter secours.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02

GLE CLIO DE L'OUEsT s'unlt q
tous les amis du DR. Marquis. pour
lul presenter ses condolences q
recession de la Porte irr6pareble
dc son epouee bien-eim6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02

Halifax, N. +. - IN mess age
special de Digby dit que deuz
V%aissesux sont echou6s vis.a-vis
cette local,t6; tn outre, neuf au-
tres batiments ont 6t6 Jetes q la
cote, desempar6s ct deme!6s. PIu-
sieurs d'entre eux sont sombr6s.
La goslette "S6raphine", venant
de Boston, aveo une cargalson de
farine, s'est 6chou6e ct est a moi
tie rempii d'eau; ellie Sc trouve du
cote nord de Bear Island. La goe.
lette ''Silver Cloud" est 6ohou6e
ct d6sempar6e. Plusieurs autres
goelettes ont cts jet6es q la cote.
Sorel.-M. Jean Obapdelaine,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02
OEyFus ET Al

II ny a pas longtemps DIRE yfas,
cedant au desespolr, 6orivait pour
la dernlere fois & ga famille ct lui
f~aiselt Sos adieux supremes. Aus
sit0t toute la %juigerie ct nos ]uda"
isants am6r1cain' de sortlr leurs
mouchoirs, do. pousser, dss crls
aystegiques ct de lapcer des~ I'M
precat;ons contre cetie France in
|humaine.
Au]ourd'hui Dreyfus t6lfgra.
ph1e quill SO porte b;en au physi-
ct Gu moral.
II y a 6videmment IN fsmeux
menteur dams cette stfaire on plu-
tot un syndicat de menteurs SOU
doy6 par la kjulyerie ct charge de
disseminer les nouvel}es les plus
incongrues.
Dernlerement madame DreYfus
demandsit gu Pr6eiient Faure de
faire farvenir a son mari du hinge
ffale. CONNIE 81 la France ne don
matt pas le n6oessaire q ses prot6-
g6s ct CONNIE 81 son President ne.
TAFT qu'un agent de juifs pour ex-
pedler DIES bottles ct des oulottes
aux clrconcis des qustre pointa
card;naux.
Et nos tendres judaisants d. le-
YER lea mains eu oiel en- maudis-
SAINT ia France, parce que son Pre-
sident refusa1t de SO charger d'u-
ne EXPEDITION de chemIsea ct de
chaus sure s q Tn forest.
En- lisant de parellles imperti-
nenccs It en- oonstatent sembIable
alteration de- sentiments, nous
sommes tent6s de d6sesperer de
la Justice humane. S'il ny a pas
d'espoir pour oette generation,
nous svons dU moius la promesse
que les nations sont gu%erissables.
La lecture des iournRux ameri-
Gains ct sng'als nest pas tres JOY
euse pour "a race latino. Nous SO
r1ons voqfsa l'extinction totale q
BRET d6lal, parce que nous sommes
en- pleine d6cedence. Femoin la
guerre ~Hispano-Am6rioaine ct
rafaire Dreyfas. La valeur mill
taire nous lalsse ainsi que Is SEN
timent du jusse ct de l'injuste, ten
dis que rAnglo-Saxon, la race pu-
10 ct forte, a reeu da TrAs-Haut la
grace d'6;at pour subjuguer le
monde ct precher l6vangile, a
nous pauvres deg5n6r6s, avec la
oro1x dams une main ct l6p6e dams
l'sutre.
Dernle' emant IN pauYre diable
ayant nom Mindorf fat accuse d'a.
vo!r vendu des secrsts mllitaires
de l'Al]emngne. Vito I'M process q
huie-clcs ct une execution score.
te-entre CHEN ct loup- dams IN
foss6 de f%orteresse.. Nos JUDAH
SAINTS americans se sont-lls atten-
drjs au point de vouer rAllema-
gne aux g6monles? Pas du tout.
Indi ference ct silence parfalt
dams les rangs dc nos hypocrites.
Voyez-7ousl IL y a du saxon dams
I'allemand.
Cette semaine les autorit6s rus.
sts ont empolgn6 sept espions ja-
pOGa15 q Fort Arthur. Dams V1Dgt-
qustre heures ills avaient pays de
eur VIC leur t6m6rit6.
Reste q savoir 81 les Etats- Unis
Won't SO soulever on masso ct tan
ner la Russie d'importance paroe
qu'el'e;n'a pas livr6 le dossier &C.
cret a la Presse Assooi6e ct dome
IN process pubic auxpauvres dla-
b!es.
Rlen ne sera fa1t. La Russie eat
slave ct les jsponais ne sont pas
DIES 1uifs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02
LIE mar6chal Blanco, do1t Ia

resignation COMM cspitsine-g6-
neral de Cuba Went d'etre acoep-
to-, est pa1ti pour l'Espagre; son
successeur est lie general Jlmenfz
Coste|lanos, IN commsndant de
division.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02
Librairje Franchise.

1Cul QuOt du' 1Oho-Aouo p"S
une librsirie de Ilvres franca1s 81
car diene-franqeis dams metre vii
Ie2!l est yrai que la bIbljotheque
publ :sae nous en- fournit TN essez
grand naom6re. Mais il fault allel
les demende r, ats ndre son tQu1
sis 5ont pre!es ct Sc rapporte1
sars coup f6rir eu bout de deuz
semaines sous pein7 de payer
deux fous rar jour d'amende,
quand il vous arrive d'avoir oelui
qu1 vous g p!u.
Nos agents de livres parcourent
les bureaux de nos grands ed'hces
avec upe perseverance admirable
ct cherchen mt q vend1e le plus SOU
vent DIES PRODUCTIONS de nos chefs
d'ouvres francais.
Or 81 la trRduction est 81 appr6-
oi6e de nos amjs de langue ang|ai-
sc. combien plus devrions-nous
gonter les beauties de l'original ct
en- fajre ro're etude fsvorite.
Nous evons IN avantage immen.
Sc sur les "AmericRjns" ct ce se-
RAFT trop malheureux de leur Iais
ser IN plaisir cont ills ne peu,ent
JOUR- Qua demi, pendant que, pour
quelques sous. rous pourrions lire
l'auteur dams So lAngue ct profter
de l'intimit6 dun grand homme
tout CONNIE on lentendalt pa:ler.
Nous avons solvent d6plor6
Pabsence de librsirle FRANCHISE q
Mirnear oils. ST encore on pouvait
ccmpter sur une bonre agence qui
nous erargrerait l'ennui de cor
respondre syeo les editeurs re-
trapsar Ct de SO casser la tete pour
sqivre lie coqEs de l'argent, payer
les frais de transportation ct de
douane.
Une agence ne deWanderait. pas
de capital ct seralt dune grande
utilize. Ellie sera la consequence
logjque dun club litt6raire ct avee
IN pea de r6cIeme dams l'ouest,
nous n'ayons aucun ioute qu'elle
ne devienn6 bient6t r9num6rative.
Oelui do nos compatriotes qui
pourrait sen oocuper, CONNIE af-
faire collaterale on commeneant,
ma qua SO METRE en- rapport avec
les maisons de Paris, de Montreal
ct de Quebec 50 proourer leurs Ca
talogues ct conns1tre les lois de la
dousne sur &c sujet.
Tont insignificant quest ST. oni-
face, Man., en- population, CO vii
Iage compile une libralrie, ct nous
croyons qu'une autre existe q
Winnipeg, Man., depuis quelques
snr6es. Or Ia population du Nord-
Quest Canadien est minnie COM
paree d la notre. Dependant il faut
ejouter d SO gloire qu'elIe supper
te deux librairie ct trois jcurnsux
de lsngue frapeaise ct nos compa.
tr,otes Ia Dss ne sen portent que
mieux.
"On nest jamais embarrass6 de
CO qu'on salt. O'est 90 9u'on ne
salt ras qul nous embarasse,'' d.
sei5 potre ben vieux dlrecteur du
college,
Taonons de Greer le gott de Ia
bonpe lite nature FRANCHISE dams
ros oercles futurs ct nous sommes
certains que Ia libreirle marchera
spr leurs traces.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02

| I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PERSONNES
" bien recommandees dams cot Etat, pour gerer
nos afalres dams leur comte ct environs. C'est en-
partie de l'ouvrage d.odiee que Ion fat a Ia mai
penses de voyage-defni, positif, pas plus, pas
moins de s%alaire. S75 par mois. References. En-
voyez sous phi votre adresse avec envelope ct tim
bre, Herbert E. Hess, Prest., Dept NJ, Chicago.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo dc pOaesthas q larger
ciroulstion than sny French paper
nublished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to s~ubstantlate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent Of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02

.1sa:es oorrespondances doivent
esre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02

Toutes lettres, correspoDdances
ETC.. doiyent etre adress6es CONNIE
s7it:
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, Nina
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02

L'EcEo Ds L'QuEsT nest pas respon
s,ble DIES idees ct opinions enlses psi
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02

LEON XIII est un joueur de.
checs de premiere classe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02

Demandez P. II. ROY qui Sc fera I'M de7oir de vous ssrvir
honn6t m mt.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-12-02

M. Fremont, Inspector Deco
les pour lea comics de Quebec ct
de Montmorency, Went de MOURN.
II 6tait age de Sc ans.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-27
Denver biennial Notes.


Miss Minnie j. Reynolds chairman of
the biennial press committee, has kindly
sent much Interesting news connected
with the Denver clubs. and plans for
the next biennial. which meets III Den
Yer the last week in June. Many club
women have said from time 10 time:
Tell US more Of the next biennial and
the Denver women therefore these BIZ
ennial items are gladly received ana
will appear in this column as space per-
mits
In view Of the fact that the fourth
biennial of The General Federation or
Women's club will meet In Denver June
22 next, the club world which nov
numbers its individuals in every state.
and almost every hamlet of the union,
is especially Interested in the clubs OF
Denver. There are about 100 clubs in
the state OF Colorado, the number equal
ing that of many states which have sew
eral times its population. These belong
TO the Colorado federation. and before
the biennial comes they will all belong
to the General federation In Denver
there are~.1s5a federated clubs These are
all small literary or study clubs. with
membership ranging from % to 30. with
the exception of three. The latter are
the Womans club of Denver. the North
Side Womans club and the Denver sec
ton of the Jewish Womens council. The
last two named are organizations of
about 200 members each and are success
full energetic and progressive organiza-
tions. II is the Woman's club. however,
With its thousand members and its re-
markabIe growth and progress, which
will be the chief hostess of the biennial.
and to which the visitors Will look as
the chief exponent of Colorado club
dom.
The Woman's club will keep open
house during the biennial. In its large,
nj rooms which are located near
the Broadway thgaier. in which The con-
vention will be held, there VIII be fresh
flowers, cooling lemonade and the CRATE
full ice. couches and easy chairs maya
zines and papers and committees in at
tendance There clabwomen from diff
ferent parts Of the country may meet
and discuss mutual interests. when the
convention grows tiresome. and each
learn something from the interchange of
ideas This arrangement. of course. is
+ entirely distinct from the usual bureau
of information, which will be located in
the theater and where everything from
pins 10 a bicycle inn will be found. The
Broadway which has been chosen as the
convention hall s beautiful opera
house. with seating capacity Of abb
1000 As many Denver women have
spoken successfully from its platform. il
was thought that the yexed question ~
acoustics would not arise To trouble as
Ii does in so many women's conEen-
. tons. The theater will be freshly deco
/ rated each day with the famous Wild
flowers If the Rockies. freshly gathered
and sent II from the mountains by the
women or the nsantalh towns. Pretty
girls. In fresh summer gowns. VIII aet
as ushers. and their shttle sisters viii
I serve as pages-sau cnbwom.n. for if
Denver the clubs Of Older women have
anneSes and extensions which take q
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and from which they were unable to
break away so long as they remained
among such surroundings.
Miss Booth spoke enthusiastically of
the growth Of the army in her division
and said that the number of soldiers
wearing the uniform increased last year
1000 over all losses and not including
mere converts, but actual working sol
diers She said also that the number Of
people attending the congregations OF
the various posts in her command are
increasing at the rate of 5000 per week
on an average. Miss Booth will speak
at the Auditorium this morning at II
o'clock at in the afternoon, and
again at $50 in the evening. One of
the purposes of her visit is to endeavor
to establish a shelter for men in Butte,
and the preliminary steps will be taken
at this time.
Miss Booth will leave tomorrow for
Helena and from there will go to Mis-
soula and from there continue her jour-
ney west. General Booth is also in the
West and will meet his daughter at Vic
toria.
The soldiers of the local post are sign
ing a petition to General Booth, asking
him to visit Butte. but Miss Booth stated
she did not think he would find it pos
sible at this time.
Brigadier Thomas Howell, stationed at
Spokane, came to Butte 10 meet Com
missioner Booth, and will assist in con-
Quoting to-dayS meetings.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-27
HE WAS ROBBED.
A Boy on His Way 10 Poeateilo Had His
Pocket Picked.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Denver Colo. Feb. 25.-George Nc
Laughln. aged ~ years. reported at po-
lice headquarters last night that he had
been robbed of his ppeketbook and rail-
road ticket. and asked 10 be given bed
for the night Mclaughlin left his home
in Utica n. Y. the first of this week 10
go TO Pocatello. Idaho. where his father
Is and where IA position Is awaiting him,
Yesterday. when the conductor on the
Burlington leaving Omaha asked him Tor
his ticket the boy discovered that he had
been robbed of his ticket through 10 Po-
catello and $50. rs in money. Detective Car
berry questioned the boy and learned that
on the platform in Omaha two or three
men crowded around him. jostling him
pretty severely. and the detective says
that II was then he lost his ticket and
money. The boy was compelled TO ask for
lodging in jail.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-27
NINE LIVES LOST.
Burned to Death on the Third Floor of a
Tenement House in Raging
Fire III Charleston.


Charleston, S. c., Feb. 25.-Nine lives
were lost in a fearful fire which ragged
for short time in Church street this
morning. At 2:10 a. m. a policeman on
duty noticed big sparks flying from the
tenement house at No. 100 Church
street. The officer found that a blaze
was issuing from one of the windows
on the first floor. The doors We're broken
aopen and the family on that floor were
gotten out without damage.
Somebody yelled that a family Of
women were sleeping on the third floor.
The police rushed upstairs, and When
they reached the top floor. the life saw
ing work was stopped by the flames
which seemed to be breaking over the
entire building. Screams from dying
women We're heard and Officer Bagby
rushed in and pulled out three charred
bodies. The quick work of the fire de-
partment checked the fire, and it was
soon under control, but not until nine
live had been lost
The dead are: Mrs. Rebecca kniek-
meyer. Albert O'Neil. Caswell 0'Neili.
Josephine Knickmeyer. years old;
Katie knickmeyer, 16 years old: Leola
knickmeyer. years old: Francis
knickmeyer. years old: Lille knick-
meyer, years old: a baby of Mrs.
Knickmeyer. month old. Mrs. Knick-
meyer is the wife of Theodore knick-
meyer, a carpenter.
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U. S. Land once. Helena, Mont. F

u. s. Land Office. Helena. Mont. Feb.
H. 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that John r.
Bordeaux and Andrew j. Davis. whose
postoffice address is Butte, Mont. have
this day filed an application for a patent
notice of which was posted on the 6rh
day of January. 1899. for 3e9 linear feet.
the same being for 25o.5 feet in a nOrth-
easterly and 1875 feet in a southwesterIy
direction from the point of discovery on
the Mcdonald lode mining claim, situated
In Georgetown funorg) mining district.
Deer Lodge county. Montana. the posi-
ton, course and extent of the said mining
claim designated by an official survey
thereof as survey No. SET. fractional
township No. N. range No. ID W., being
more particularly set forth and described
in the official field notes and plat thereof
on file in this office as follows. to-wir. Be-
ginning at the west loo. cor. lime
stone 36x2ox1O inches, set a inches deep.
witnessed by bearing trees and marked
10 227 for cor. No. |, from which tina
cor to sections 7. {. II and Is. fractional
r. n, Fl. 13 W.. bears s. So degrees II
minutes. 20 seconds w. a.aoo feet, running
thence n so degrees Z. s27 feet: thence s.
10 degrees f. 10 feet: thence s. II degrees
W. AT feet: thence n. 20 degrees w. 500
feet to cor. No. /. the place of beginning.
containing an area of 1.A9 acres claimed
by applicants for patent.
The location of this mine is recorded in
the office of the recorder of Deer Lodge
county on page $40 in book Is of Lodes.
The adjoining claim on the east is sur
yey No. 800. Pomeroy lode. John r. Gill
bert ct al. applicants. on the west ID sur
vey No. 5157 Hold Fast lode. Henry 1.
Frank applicant. and on the northwest IL
survey No. 2,329. Gro Elmo lode. William
Thompson applicant
w E. cox, Register
Jos. FL. Harper L. s. Claim Agent