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The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14

| general character of it's utterances. Nothing seems too despicable for the organ of the railroad monopoly if either of it's masters vicious tastes will be likely to be pleased thereby. In it's base conduct it is without shame; it actually revels in it's debasement. Sutros memory is insulted because he compelled the Market Stree Railroad Company to carry people to the ocean beach for a nickel, because ne 1ought the odious funding bill tooth ana nall' and because he was of lndPpendent character; he owned himself A wise Providence denies to the groVeler the privilege of understanding the nature of a man who despises a sycophant, and though there may be an edltorldi smirk over this miserable attempt to rail at terrible misfortune, 1t IS dls- dained by the decent of the world
 The Posts reputation has ever been fishy, but since the echamelionic McEwen said in unmistakable English that De Young had paid the Post S2000 to have the mana cement of the Midwinter Falr 'let alone' it has fallen still lower in public esteem. And the charge mas never been distinctly denied, to say nothing of making an effort to disprove it.
 Worden, the trainwrecker, has con- fessed'' his connection with the brutal quintuple murder near Davisville three years and a half ago. A casual read ing of his statement shows that he &C., knowledges being an accessory after the fact, and on that alone, of course, hanging is his due, though I banker not for his blood. The possibilities are that he was the drunken tool of others, but as he has been respited till June there is ample time for the bringing of his accomplices to justice if they can be found. If there is a particle of truth in his story more than one other man should pay the penalty to which he IS sentenced. In truth, those who could incite a weak creature to commit a crime of this fiendlike type are as unfit to live as is he.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14
THE MAID AND THE MATRON.

"A IsS AMAL1E HOFER in featuring on child / lite possibly says some instructive things, and
 yet one would sooner trust the judgment of one "ho mas acquired the title of Mrs and the dig n'ty of motherhood. No young maid nor old one Has any rght 10 assume the role of guide to the naatron. Let her first acquire experience. When a woman has iabored with colicy youngsters, spanked naughty ones, assuaged the bangs of infancy, s- tened to its troubles, dried its tears mended its clothes heard 1t lisp its prayers, watched tearuy as the dews of death have kissed it and moaned by the empty cradle and the hower-laden grave; or when she has seen her boys and girls grow to man. mood and womanhood loving her, and renewed her own youth Tn the prattle of their children then she knows of child life whether she is fitted to make speeches about 1t. She is not looking for advice from the worthy theorist who would not understand where to look for trespassing pin. Mothery in stinct may need,training, but it needs it from a mother.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14

PRUNES-R. F., Princeton, ldano HIS finest prunes are called prunells. In the trade the finest table prunes are the French and the choicest variety is called "Catherinea.
 THE CLAUS SPRECKELS BUILD INCH S., City. The Claus Spreckels building contains on thirteen floors POO rooms used as offices. The other four floors are used for restaurant, clubrooms, etc.
 HOMES FOR OLD PEOPLE-A. E. and others, City. There is home for aged people at the corner of the Mission road and Silver avenue in San Francisco, called the Pacific Hebrew Home for the Aged.
 AN OLD ENGLISH READER-Ques- tioner, Oakland. If you will address a dealer in secondhand books he will se- cure for you one of the old English read CTS that were used in the schools htty years ago.
 A SAN DOMINGO BILL. E. B.. ] City. A s1O bill issued by the National Bank of San Domingo in 1869 is no doubt good for it's face value, as the bank is still in existence but in San Francisco
 brokers will not place any value upon 1t, as they do not care to purchase such Se- l curities.
 | A NOZZLE. c. R., Haywards, Cal | An author having written an acceptable
 
 1 personal expense or possibly have some
 publishing house publish it on commits sion. Such matters are not governed by general rules. In cases of well-known authors each such has his or her pulp fisher. Unknown authors are obliged to make the best arrangements they can with publishing houses.
 STEAMERS-W. L., San Jose It is inn possible to answer the question asked as to the time that is lost by steamers be- tween this port and Australia and be- tween here and Hongkong by reason of being obliged to slow down to prevent the propeller shaft from getting hot at the bearings. With proper care a shaft
 does not get hot at the bearings to the extent that there must be a slowing down. Some vessels might slow down
 several times on one trip and on another
 not slow down at all. The Belgic con-
 sumes about 120 tons of coal a day and the Alameda about ninety tons. The Ore gon and the San Francisco consume more or less coal according to the speed re- quired. When not making special time each vessel consumes about 120 tons of i coal daily. The price that is paid by steamship companies for coal is a matter that is part of the private affairs of the companies.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14
Time Reduced to Chicaeo,

Via Rio Grande Western, Denver and Rio Grande and Burlington railways. Passengers leaving San Francisco on 6 p. m. train reach Chicago 215 D. m. the fourth day, and New York 6:30 p. m. following day. Through Pull man Palace Double Drawing Room Sleeping Cars to Denver with Union Depot change at 9:30 m. to similar cars of the Burlington Route for Chicago. Railroad and sleeping car tickets sold through and full information given at IA Montgomery st. W. H. Snedaker. General
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14
"Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup "

Has been used fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while Teething with perfect success. It soothes the child softens the gums, allays Pain, cures Wind Golic reg ulates the Bowels and is the best remedy for Diarrhoeas, whether arising from teethng or other causes. For sale by Druggists in every part of the world. Be and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup 25c bottle.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14

It is well that discovery of defective ammunition among that supplied to the Government has been made in shooting at inanmate targets rather than at live enemy. It would be pleasing now to hear of some of the rascay contractors who furnished it being fined and put on blacklist
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14
ANU SEMENTS.

psldwin-The Bostonians. Ca11fornia-Bac6 Patti Trouoadours Columbia-' What Happened to Jones'" Alcazar-'Charley's Aunt M7roscos-"S Shenandoah" ,ivol-"Said Pasha" G<pheunn-Vaudeville.
 Metropolitan Hall-Lecture Tuesday evening Olympia. corner Mason and Eddy strees-Speciait-es The Chutes-Chiquita and Vaudeville Sherman Clay stConcert Tuesday night Mechanics Pavlon-Ninng Klondike Exposition California Jockey Club Oakland Racetrack-Races today
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14

Anthony Hopes dislike of interviewers is not surprising when he explains that these nquisitive gentlemen did not ask him anything about England As matter of fact the absence of Anglo mania IS nothing to be deplored This part of the world hears all 1t wants to about England without consulting authority likely to be biased
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14

Oaklands city jail is said to be of character to make the way of the transgressor more than reason ably hard. If so it is clearly unconstitutional.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14
AUCTION SALES.

Emil Cohn-Wednesday February l6 Stationery SIore II o'clock.
 Rhetn Co-Thursdav, February 24, Real Estate o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14

The first sign that girl is in love with a man is when she begins to keep away from the window when she thinks he may be going to call.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14

Special information supplied daily to business houses and public men by the Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's), 510 Mont gomery street. Telephone Main 1042.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14

General Dickinson is credit to the National Guard. When in full uniform there is nothing more beautiful.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14

There is such thing dignity. San Jose should resent the act of Councilman in selling himself SO chcapy.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

PRUNES-R. P, Princeton, Idaho. The finest prunes are called prunells. In the trade the finest table prunes are the French and the choicest variety IS called "Catherinea
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14

HOMES FOR OLD PEOPLE-A. E. and others, City. There is home for aged people at the corner of the Mission road and Silver avenue in San Francisco, called the Pacific Hebrew Home for the A rad
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14

INCH. S., City. The Claus Spreckels building contains on thirteen floors POO rooms used as offices. The other four floors are used for restaurant, clubrooms, etc.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14

CORONADO.-Atmosphere is perfectly dry soft and mild. being entirely free from the msts common further north. Round trip tickets, by steamship, including fifteen days board at the Hotel del Coronado, S65; longer stay, s2 50 per day. Apply New Montgomery street. San Francisco, or A. w. Bailey man. ager, Hotel del Coronado. late of Hotel Colo rado, Glenwood Springs, Colorado.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14

AN OLD ENGLISH READER-Ques- tioner, Oakland. If you will address a dealer in secondhand books he will se- cure for you one of the old English read CTS that were used in the schools fifty years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14

A picture of girls room generally has a divan in the center with a lot of cush- ions and a banjo on it, right where any one would smash it if he ever sat down New York Press
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-14
Cal. glace fruit 5oc per lb at Townsends.. ].

Genuine eyeglasses. specs. 15c up.8s 4th..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15
STE CLOTILDE

Dimanche dernier, jour de "a.
CUES, la moss royals de Dumont
harmonjsee a 6t6 chant6e q Ste
Olotilde, sous la direction dc M.
Jos. Saucier Sr. par 10 oh@ar de
oette Eglise. Les solos du or6do
ont 6t6 chant6s Acknowledgement
psr Milo O. Demers ct M. Laiche
jeune seminariste. A l'ofertolre
M Jasmin a chant6 Ia Resurrection
ct q la b6n6diction du Saint Sacre-
le 20 Sa!utaris" de O. @. Stearns
q aussi 6te chant6 par lu1.
Nous f6lioitons lie Rev. Pare ST.
mon pour le d6vouement quill a
d6ploy6 en- dirigeant lui-meDae les
r6pAtit1ons de cette messe, pen
dant plusieurs semaines pr6c6dant
la fete de Paques.
Une retraite devent Sc terminer
lie dernier dimanche d'ayrll SO
commencera bientot 4 pEglise Ste
OIotilds. Le Rev. PAre Simon en-
donnere le programme dimanche
proclaim.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15
NJ f%oRtsnEREs

Nous avons appris avec beau
coup de plaisir que Nine Auguste
Bilodeau, organisatrlce ct G. r..
de la Oour Notre Dame de Lour-
des des Danes Forestleres, q etc
nominee la semeins dernlere DELE
gus q Chicago.
Nine Bilodeau q organise du
coup une cour eomposee de 81
membres don't les ofac1eres ont 6te
installees publlquement lie Is mare
dernier par Nine Elizabeth Rod
gers a. @. r. de Chicago.
La convention du Women's Ca
tholique Order of Foresters SOU.
vrlra d Chicago le rs courant et
ldurers trois jours.
La Charte de Get Ordre ma Ste
obtenu qu'sn 1894 OF deya IL comp.
te plus de $4,000 membres fo1mart
1888 cours qui enVerront des doe.
lgu6s ala prochaine convention
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15
Comm ent est Cecil

Nous ofrons cent dollars pour
aucun cas- de Catarrh quine peut
etre gu6rl par le Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co, Propres,
Toledo, Ohio.
Nous les sousign6s avons connu
F. j. Cheney depuis Is ans ct
nous le croyons etre parfaitement
honorable ct fnancierement ca
pable de rempl1r toutes Obligations
faites par leur soc16te.
WEST &TRUAx, Wholesale Drug
gist, Toledo hio.
WALDING, K1NNAN &MARvIN.
Wholesale Druggists Toledo',O
lie Halls Catarlh Cure est pr1s
interieuremente t agit directement
sur lie sang ct les surfaces mu-
queuses. !du. systeme' Certihcats
gratis:
Adressez: F. j. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, 0,
Vendu par les droguistes, priz
75c.
Halls Family Pills sont les
meilleures.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15
0rQre DIES ForeStierS Catalogues

Theo B. Thiele, 10 Haut Secr6
taire de la Cour des Forester
Catalogues, r6sidant q Chicago
ILL.,, sera a Minneapolis Dimanche
proclaim dams l%'lntention de fare
une y1site o&eielle aux Cours de
la Wills. Ain de rendre l'occaslon
memorable dams les annales de
lOrdre, on a resolu de lui faire
une reception digne de son rang
6lev6 ct de la popularit6 quill a
ac4uise dams l'emploi gull occupe
depuis plusleurs ann6es.
LIE programme de dimanche est
CONNIE suit:
Reunion des Cours du cote Est.
au coin de la Centrale ct de la
2eme Rue N. e., ALDO P. M. pre-
cises, avec le Corps d'Uniforme
ae la Cour Hennepin, l53 ct corps
de musique. On SO mettra de sui
to on marche pour rencontrer les
autres Cours de la. Cite au coin de
la Niccllet ct de la Gene Rue,
apres quoi la procession ira "a
luer le aaut Secretajre au West
Hotel ct SO rendra inoontinent 4
la Sale des Forestiers Indfpen-
dants au coin dc la Washington ct
De la 206me Ave N.
NJ e. }. iH6rault pr6sentera
ane Rdresse de bienvenue az fr4re
rh6o B. Thiele, lequel proc6dera
9nsuite a limitation a'audela de
LOO postulants.
Lie souper aura lieu a la sale
meme ct tera suivi dune soir6e Oh
discours ct la muslque couron.
leront Ia f6te.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15
NouYelles Qq Grand Magasin

Chsque msnagAre de MINES
, polls a uns forte ra,son deere re-
connaissante au Grand magasil
lDarant les trois derniAres "semai
mes on plus, la vente du Crane
stock de Ssgelbsum q Gu lieu e
les acheteurs de cette VILE ont ca
l'ocoaslon d'6pargner au moint
$50, 900 par les has pr1x auxquel.
les marchandises ont 6t6 vendues,
D'abord divers stocks ont ste
soigneusement assortis at marques
on meme taux que le prix d'achata
qui 6tait tres has, Giant une trans
action argent compliant. Les
marchandises ont etc vendues
CONNIE les galettes ohaudes tradi-
tionnelles, oomme 81 lie peuple. ne
pouvalt sen proourer ASSET.
Apres une vente de trois semal-
MS il s'est acoumul6 un grand
nombre de lots non assortis de
bouts ct de morceaux, la joie de
l'acheteur. ii fut decide par M
Olson. qu'on aura1t une. arande
vente de lots inoomplets ct non
assortis commencant la semaine.
du IL .avril. La ven1e 6tait pour
.comprendre tous les departments
ct il y await des otres de chaque.
Les items, oa plutot quelques cen.
taines d'ltems furent pub!ie6s
dams les %journaux de dimanche I'll
ny await pas de place pour tout
car il y en- a ae nombreux milliers)
ct le lundi matin lie magasln 6ta,t
foul6 de clients. La vente en- tout
ct partout a 6t6 des plus heureuses
ct les gems ont etc des mieux sa-
de la maniere que M. Olson
B veill6 q leurs int6rets.
La vente sc terminera probable.
ment samedi soir WI gull y a d'au.
tres chooses en- preparation. Les
p%rosressives au or and
nsgasin ne s'srreteront pas q une
7ente CONNIE oelle.lA. NJ. Olson
,herohe CONSIGNMENT de gtandes
It nouvelles chooses ct les amls du
Magasin peuvent etre GER
aims de quelque chose pour plaire
out lie temps. La maxine du
Magasin esd "Peemier en-
Tout, Tou]ours les Plus Bas Prix"
comment cette maxims eat sui7is
es gems le savent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

La semaine derni4re un nomm6
Harry. Stafford a 6t6 tu5 par le
sergent de vile Zimmerman pour
avoir refuse de s'arreter sur For
Dire de CO dernler. II appert que
le decide await cherch6 q vendre
un anneau dor pour $3.50 dams
une buvette du cote Est ct par Ia
attire lattent1on de Zimmerman
qui SO NIT q ses trousses ct lui en-
voya une couple de bales don't
Tune p6n6tra dams un poumon.
LIE policeman" est exon616 par
son chef ct le MARIE dc la vile,
mails les journaux ct l'opinion pu-
bllque condamnent energique-
ment Get homicide inutile. JUS
qu'a*present on ma pu prouver
que Ia hague 6tait voice. En- at
tendant' l'investigation du grand
1ur6 Zimmerman qui.a un bon
dossier a etc suspendu. II est
probable gull aura a SO d6fendre
dune accusation de meurtre. De
g6n6reu7 cltoyens ont fait des flu
nerailles convenab!es 4 ii. Stat
ford dams le clmetiere Lakewood
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15
II. ST-HILAIRE

M. ST.. Hilaire est parti mardi
de oette semaine pour Lead City
s.. DIX. Oh IL doit prendre une lu-
crhtiye position qui l'attend de-.
ruis quelque temps.
En- peraant oe brave oompatrio'
re la colonie de langue FRANCHISE
de Minneapolis perd .inconstes'a-
Element IN de ses membres les
plus distingu6s. N. II. st Hilai-
re 6tait le secr6taire Archiviste de
trois de nos principales societies.
La cour Hennepin G, O.. f. COM
pos6e de 27l membres; pUnion
St-Joseph, avec l72 membres, ct
le Camp Champlain No. 10 des
Woodmen of the World ayant rs
membres.
On se1ait porte a cro1re qu'avec
ses occupations personnelles, NJ.
st. Hila1re, deva1t REINSTATEMENT
n6gliger les int6rets de q%uelques-
unes de ces societies. Tel nest
pas le cas- dependant. II etait tou
jours present avec son Outrage
b1en fat. M await une maniare d
lui de classer Sos documents ct de
soumettre les diA6rents suJets q
la consideration des membres qui
c'6tait vraiment un plaisir de ira.
WALLER avec un semblable secr6-
taire.
Puts, 1smais une Impotence ct
toujours une r6ponse pole a tou-
ties les questions possess. Je ne
crois pas gull ait I'm seul ennemi
dams Minneapolis.
Je lu1 souhaite toutes sortes de
success dams sa nouvelle carriare,
convalncu que Je suls gull saura
faire son chemin dams cette vile
de l'ouest qu'on me dit etre tres.
prospere.
J'aurais prefers de beaucoup
quill restat q Minneapolis cepen.
dant.
Nj. William Rondeau, son beau.
frere, est parti avsc lui. C+st un
parfait gentilhomme, estim6 de
tout le monde par ses man1ere af'
fables Secr6taire-fnanc1e do Is
cour Hennepin depuis six mojs
M. Rondeau a dome la plus emit
ere satisfaction.
Adyenant le cas- Oh la fortune
NJ leur sou.irait pas lh-bas, col
! deux compatriotes seront toujour'
les bienvenus q Minneapolis.
ANXIOUS.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15
ETATS-UNIS.

Washington En- envoyant au
Congress an estim6 de $8 O7O,872
pour les pensions de cette ann6ef,
Ie secr6taire Bliss, a fait %l'int6res-
sante declaration suivante:
sic nombre total des pension
naires de l'Etat au mols de JUN
1897, de 976.O OLA; cette aimee, il
est de .989,613. soft une augmenta-
ton de 1859.
Depuis / mois de JUN 1897, il a
6t6 pave $95,872,000 pour pensions
%milltaires. laissant On caisse une
somme do s40,629,272 pour le
Placement des autres pensions a la
fin de l'ann6e fscale.
Columbus, Ohio, - La l6gisle-
ture de pOhio a vote I'm credit
dun million de dollars en- preyi.
sion de la guerre.,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

A la derniere assembl6e de la
cour de Notre Dame do Lourdes
No. 33l. Madame Elizabeth Bio
deau a sc Clue d6legu6e q la con-
vention de Chicago qui dolt svoir
lieu les 26-27-28 ct 29 du mois
courant.
Nos fluctuations 3 Madame BIZ
lodeau.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

Monsieur le cure de St Ste
phen, de oette Vile, Went d'etre
nomm6 E7eque de Vancouver, d.
ooese qui comprend lie de Van
eouver, O. B. ct une parcelle de la
Colombo Brltannique. Sa r6siden,
CO sera 3 Victoria ct il sera soas la
Jurisdiction de l'archeveque Gross
de pOregon.
LIE PAre Alexandra Christie est
bien connu dams le Minnesota. II
a etc cure d'Austin MINI, a fond6
la paroi.se de rAscension dams
cette Vale ct dessert ST Stephen
depuis quatre ans.
O'esttun orateur ct IN organise.
teur remarquab|ee
Nous lui presentons nos since
res fluctuations ct nous-lui souhai.
tons bonheur ct success dams ga
nou7elle m1saion.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

LIE Corps d'Uniforme ,compagnie
A, de la cour Hennepin dos Fores-
tiers catalogues donnera IN grand
bal mercredi proclaim le 20 avril
a s heures P. M. a Ia East Side
Turner Hall, coin de la Gene ave-
nue. ct de la rue Marshall n. e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

Nine Armand Boinier de retour
de son voyage 3 Barjs depuis sa-
medi mstin, Went d'ouvrir I'm
atelier de couture, au coin de la
Seine rue ct 4eme Aye Sud.
Nous lui souhaitons success.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

Les assemblies regulleres de la
cour Notre Dame de Lourdes No.
23l auront lieu tous les premiers
ct trolsieme mercredi de chaque
mois.
Nina J. A. PAGE
Sec. Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

Jesse G. Jones, c9mmercant de
bois, ct r6sident'd de Minneapolis,
s'est suicide sur la tombe de ga
femme gu cimetl4re de Lakewood.
On attribute cette fin tragique 4
I'M acces d'ali6nation mentale
cause par Ia douleur ct des revers
fnanciers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

Charleston, V. o. Margaret
Mather, la c6l6bre aotrice. est de.
o6d6e. Ellie jouait dams Is 40 aote
de "Oymbeline," en- cette vile
quand ellie est tomb6e sans con-
nslssance. Transporter a son do
mioile. ellie y est morte quelques
heures plus tard au milieu de con-
WILSON'S caus6es par la maladie de
Bright. Ses. fun6railles ont cut
lieu 3 New-York.
Charles u. clement, de East
Blackstone, Mess, poursuit en- d.
vorce, devant la oour sup6rieure
de Worcester, ga femms Vlrginie,
quill accuse d'avoir quite le tolt
oonjugal. lis SO sont mari6s q
Montreal en- 1881, ct ga femme Ia
abandonn6 a Montreal On 1885,
Clement est venu alors demeurer
q W~oonsocket, ct en- 1891 il allait
hab1ter East Blackstone. La eau
SO entre1a en- cour lie premier luz
di do mai.
Manville, r. T. Nombreusa ct
enthusiastic assemblies r6publi-
caine. M. Maymon, president du
comit6 republican, de la commu-
ne, a pr6sid6 Passembl6e ct les ora.
teurs suivants ont tour q tour pris
la parole: M. l'eyoo8t Ambrose
Choquette, de Central Falls; le
s6nateur Duane A]drich, le DR. La
rivisre ct M. pavooat Dubuque.
M. Dubuque a psrl6 en- anglais
d'abord, en- frsncais %ensuite. I! a
snrpris les votants dc langue an
glalse par l'aisance ct l'habilete
aveo lesquelles il mamie oette la,,-
que.
M. Maymon. bien qua relative
ment novice sur Is scene politique,
a plu q tout lie monde.
-Toute une sensation a et6
cr4ee au village Flint par la nou.
velle gum homme venait d'y
MOURN sabitement sur Is rue
Flint. La defiant so nomme CLEO.
phas d. Blanchette ct faisa1t, q sss
heures, lie meter de magicien sous
le nom do "Cl6o Neral"
Blanchette demeurait aveo la
famille dc Cleophas Latulippe,
246 rue Flint.
Ii SO pr6parait pouz sller a. re-
ghee. Avant de METRE son cha
peau. il voulut en- enlever la poua-
siere ct IL venait d'y METRE la
brosse quand il s'affaissa sur le
planoher, al milleu dc la famille
conscience.
-Hier soir a Gu lieu 90. Castle
Square Hotel, d Boston, l'assem-
bl6e mensuelle de la Ohambre de
Commerce Franco-Amer1oaine de
la Nopyelle.Angleterre. Va que
r6lection devait SO faire, l'assem-
plee etait plus nombreuse que
d'habitude. Tous les membres ont
manifesto IN entrain insccoutume.
Parmi eeux ,qui eta1ent presents
nous avons remarqa6 les mes
sieurs suivants: III. O. Phaneuf, de-
Nashua; Arthur Racine, de Hook
sett, N. a.; 0. u. Brunette, de
Boston; A.. B. Juneau. de Somers-
worth, N. b.; Amed6e Oloutier ct
VIM N. Hamel, de Lawrence,
Mass: J. T.. Chsl1toux, VIM. A.
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