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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24
CANADA.
QUEBEC

lie Ter mars proclaim, une
yingtaine de paroissiens d. st.
Thomas de Montmagny qultteront
leu1s foyers pour tenter fortune
cans le Yuken.
LIE d. Quay, d6put6 de L6-
Wis, q la Chambre des Communes,
est decide q rH0tel-D ieu, apres
une maladie douloureuse ct Ion
que de plusieurs Jours.
lie nom de M. Fable a. Dion
ne, de la Congregation de st Roch,
eat mentionn6 CONNIE %sucoesseur
probable de feu M. A. Boucher,
cure de la Polnte aux Trembles,
Portneuf.
"A l'enqpete du coroner sur Ia
mort de Nine Emile Beaudoln,
6pouee de Nazaire Gulllemette, lie
verdict suivant etc rendu: "Mor-
to de COMPOSITIONS ct hemorragies
o6r6brales causees par une chute
dams I'm escalier."
-Vingt mile barils de pommes
ont et6 exp6d16s la semalne der
Mere au maroh6 Europeen. Pour
la sema,ne correspondents Fan
dernler la auantlt6 6tait de 1880
barils.
I'm c1toyen est revtnu dun
voyage au comt6 de Meskinong6,
nous communique gull a note
plasieurs cas- de diphterle q Ste
Ursule, dams lie rang Beaupre. Il y
a sussi beaucoup de maladie a st.
Leon.
Lee ouvernement federal a re-
GU avis que 1000 autres Doukho-
bors viendront au Manitob1, le
prlntemps proclaim. lis euraient
tort de SO gener MN. les Doukho.
bors! puisque le gonveernement
de M. Laurler les tEalte mieux que
les enfants du sol. .
lie jeune Georges P6pin, vic.
time de la tragedie de dimanche,
lie IL courant, est d6o6d6 samed1
dernier a PHotal Die du Precieux
Sang, mum des derniers sacre-
ments.
LIE malheureux jeune homme a
donn6 So deposition ante
mortem ct a ldentlfe Jack-John
Dickson CONNIE etant son assassin.
LIE detunt etalt aga de % ans.
II eta1t le fills de M. Samuel Pepin,
du village ds L1moilou, oi-devant
de la police r'veraine ct actuelle'
ment garden de l'asile de Beau
port.
LIE jeune Dickson, %Iassasln, q
etc horriblement boulvers9 en- ap.
prenant la mort de Pepln. SEES
pleurs mont cesse> depuls cette
heure.
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SOireeS ~CanadienleS

Nina Nsrciste Pepin, 30O5
Washington Ave n, 2 Mars.
Nine J. A. Gllmar, 1859, &c rue
N, 8 Mars.
Nine UIric LabelIe, 2639 New
ton Ave N. Is Mare.
Mile Eugene Merchessaalt
chez sen pere, NJ. Louie Marches
eau}t, 2417 17eme Ave S., 6 Avrll.
Nine Joseph Ptyette, 23ll
BLOOMINGTON Ave, Ii Avrll.
Nine Jerry Lspelle, ZIG W. 3le
rue, 20 Ayril.
Nine Nap. 9. Gingras, 2724 9th
Ave s., 81 Avrll.
CoMMUN1QUE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

james 81. Manley, demeuraut
au No. 1904 Acme RE sud eat
mort subltemelt lund1 soir. II
6tait sur IN tram WY dc Ia Gene
avenue quend il b'evanouit ct
trensporte q la phsrmacie de Bin
e nhtimer, coin de la Lvndale OF
de Ia Gene Ave N. il ,xplrait que.
cues minutes apr6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

Nj. Gilbert Demenles, de Nc.
Cau!eyeille, MINI, 6tait de passa-
&c a Minneapolis cette semaina
IN route pour Watervil(e. N. Z.
Oh demeure son pere. De Ia il ira
a FL Pa>o, Mex, lieu de l%assassi'
nat de ION frere.
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Les Danes at les Demoisel es

Ne doivent pas confondre le "R6gula-
leur de la sante de la Femme" en- bou-
teilles ct en- Pilules %argentees ct les
"Female Plasters du DR. Lariviere qui,
seuls guerassent le BEAU y AL, avec
d'autres preparations annoncees sous le
nom de Regulateur. Les success constants
de mes remedies depuis 1885 ont fat ger
mer cette fraude dams la cerveau de ces
imitateurs sans vergogne. Deiez-vous en-
ct exigez que le nom du DR. Lariviere,
Manville, r. l., soft sur Ia bouteille gu
sur les plasters. Liste de questions SO.
cretes de vos maladies envoyee sur de-
mande.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

EDWIN A. Olson, IN t~a1Ileur CO.
meurant au No 262 Cedar avenue,
est mort subltement mercrs di
oerpier. Sc aentant malade duraLt
l'aples midi IL SO couchs sur an
sofa qu1 SO trouvait dams son ate
lier ct q 6 heures IL expirsit.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

Osseo, M,nn.-M. ct Nina An
ton Schmidt, de Minneapolis, ont
etc tres gravement blefses lei,
lurdi dernler, par le train du
Great Nortkern qui venait q ioute
vitesse ct qul les a renverses al
nom. Mt I'd lis traversaient en- vol
ture la yo,e du chemln de fer.
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w. c. Q. F.

Meroredi soir a Gu lieu q la SAL
le ordlnaire, la s6snoa de la Cour
LEtoiIe du Nord No 263, w. ..
O., F., q laquelle a assiste an grand
nombre de membres.
A'ayant pas encore recr tout
rargent realise des blllets de notre
soiree du Z f6vr1er c%ourant, on n'e
pas encore pu donner le montanl
exact des ben6fices r6alis6s, mails
Ia prochaine seauos le montsn1
iuste sere dome.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

Nous apprenons avec regret que
Mines j. B. Dufaud ct Pr IRE as
mir, sont re tenues chez Giles par
la ma!adie. Nous a%pprenons aussl
que Nine Bouth1llette gu, await
temble prendre du mieux pendant
queiques ]ours est retombes enco'
re CONNIE en- premier lieu.
Ces trois DAMS .sont membres
de la Cour L'Etoile du Nord.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

Par une erreur invo!onteire de
ia part de l'auteur du compte rem
du qui nous a etc envoy6 la S.
maine derniern, de Ia soir6e don,
nee par les danes de la Cour Nd,
de Lou1des, une petite fsute sly est
olissee. Al lie de lire "lelite de Is
societ4 osnadit nne~frapcsiss y etai'
iargemept represented, l1sez fellte
de Ia soc,6te canadienne~fra calse
de St-Paul y etait largemelt re
%pr6sentte
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

En- esseyant d'eteindre up COM
merceme ut d'incend1a q 81 r6sl-
derca, 2257 Lyndele Ave N. I'm
pomm6 William MORRISON s'ett
fat severement brnler les deux
bras ct le cou.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

Flo, erce Christensen agee de s
ana, file de Truels christensen,
latter de St-faul, est morte mar
di des auitcs dun triste accident.
L'erfant renVersa sur eNlr, I'm
81 au d'eeu bouillslte qul d. vaIt
sevir su NJ ttoyage des vaisseaux 3
lait. Ellie fut 81 horriblement bln.
lee que So peau s'emportalt.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

M. Virgite Dub6, de cette vile,
,ui e;ait en- vislte Gu Canada de-
puts lie Is d6cembre est revenu lie
Is courant tres enchente de con
voyage. II a vlsite Quebec, Mont
r6hl oil Ottawa.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

On parti de car;es sera dome
mercredi le 8 mars, a $50, sous
LIS auspices de la Cour lEtoile do
Nord, q la sale Durham 929, ~
Ave n.
LIE comit6 choisi q oct efet Sc
connaissant tres bien d ms CO gen
re de soir6r, iln'y a null. doute que
c. TX Gut y prendront part lasse-
1ont quelQues heures des plus
agreables.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

Daniel Tipp a tert6 de &c suic:-
der mardi dernler en- ava|ant une
doae d'acide carbonique, dams TN
saloon" de la rue jackson AS
P1u:. Ayant une t'6s mauvalse
sal 6 il voulait en- fnir aveo la vie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

Nine Udor, soeur do Mines Thu.
bault ct leighton, d. cette vile, 81
qui a snbi une operation dams un
des hopitaux de cstte vile, est re
tournee a Butte City, Mont. com.
p.att ment r6tablie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

LIE DR. Sullivan, den;iste, go sert
de tous les procedes modernts
pour txtrsire les dauts ssns dou-
L ur Burt aux: 305 avenue Nico!-
let, audeDsus do la Mike Plate
Shoe Go.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

Les PiIrles Roages du DIR. Co.
DEERE sopt en- ven'e Par hose lie
pharmecitn. 2ll Central Ave. Ii
SEE les temoignages dams une an"
ire colOnne.
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MONTREAL

La malad1e dc Mile Eva Roch,
la petite dormeuse de la rue Marie
Anne, semble Avoir pris une nou-
velle phase.
On s'attend a ga mort.
lie feu s'est declare chez NJ. D.
Desrosiers, No 228 rue Poupsrt.
Ii a ste cause par l'explosion dun
poole q l'hulle. Dommages l6gers.
p. Dansereau, COS rue Centre,
a eu la main ersfae ct deux dolgts
coupes, a la ecisrie Millar, Pointe
St Charles. Transports q i'h6pital
Notre-D Dame.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

M, Geo. E. Forth, avocat, ct re-
daoteur de pECHo a trensporre son
bureau du No 403 Globa B dg au
No S13 NeW-York Life Bldg, coin
d. la 29me Ave Sad ct do la 5eme
ma
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

dune entrevue Que nous avons
cue ayec n. Dominique Leduc, lie
d6you6 defenseur de Cord6lia
Viau nous a fait remarquer qu'un
grand nombre de requetes avsient
et6 sign6ee, demandant Ia commu
tation de la sentence de mort pro-
noDcee contre sa maIheureuse
c!lente.
"L'une de ces requetes porte les
MONS de plus de 500 personnes ct
les autres cont s'gnfes par des Oh
toyens distingu6s ct honorables
Toutes ont etc envoyees au minis
tre de la justice. qui les a actuel-
lamont sous consideration.
"Cord6lia Viau a 6crlt person
rellement aux ministries ct a Ia
comtesse Mimic. L'6pouse du
gouvs1neur gsn6ral a promls dc
s'lntt resser au sort de la condam-
nee.
De plue, la mere de- celle.ol
s'est ri ndue aupres de Mgr Tar
cheveque pour loi demander din
to c6der On favour do So file IN
fortunte. Mgr Bruchfs1 a So trou-
YER des pnro'es de consolation ct
|d]'eeperance pour la malheureuse
mere. ii doit meme sc 1endre
!b;en'6t a Ste.Scho' astique Oh il
,11Al./ -, 1po MAZDA QuY III
t ons &c la condamn(e.
Les Cedres - Le'gouvernement
d Quebec Went d'rdress r q NJ.
Jean Tremb!av, lnssiiuteur des
Cedrev, IN chAqu- de trente pias-
tie, CONNIE 6tsnt le plos mer, tant
des inst1tuteurs It celui qui tient
Ia mei:leure ecole dams ostto divi.
Fsion du d1ctrict de l'inspecteur
Br. auIt, comt6 de Sou'a' ges.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

TraltemenJs pour danes pour
N&t outes les maladies nerveuses.
2NWA Consultation ct Guide de Sante
2aX Gratis. Ecrivez GU visitez Nine
e. M. Laferriere, r~epresentant-
consulteur, 1904, 13e Ave N. Bureau
d'Etat, Ais New. York Life Bldg, Min
neapolis, MINI.
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Nine J. Saucier Jr., d'Ossso,
MIMI. a pass6 quelques jours q
minneapolis, en- vislte chez son
feere M. u. Marsolsis.
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PERSONNEL.

NJ. ct Nine Chas T. Frame ct
leur famille soat an visite depuis
Quelqa 8 lou,s d Duluth chez des
amls.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-24

Venez volr Ia mschine Domestic
que nouus svons a veudfe q no.
bLreaux. Dir ectemeut de- la manus
facture. A4uonce sur la 10 page.
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Nous avons recu, trop tard -FOUR
etre publi6s cette semalle, y IN
t%eresssnte correspondence de. Du-
luth, MINI.
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NAISSANCE

En- cette Vile, mhrdi dernier. lie
81 courant, Nine. Geo. Demeul~s,
une fill.
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a cts uue d3mi tAsse d, cef6 ro:l
chaque Jour ct grand nombre de
JOINS son estomac tffaib'i ne pox'
Vait supporter meme CO peu de IL
guide. II a done vecu 81 jours
sans Manager.
SEES fun6railles ont gu lieu q I6-
elise st Jean Baptlste, samedi
dernier le 18 F6vrier, Ayant con
serV6 ga pleine connaisaance JUS
qua I'heure supreme il a souvent
dit q sa femme It q Q enfants de
garden son corps trois jours spres
sa mort, CO qu1 a 6t6 religieuss-
ment observe. illumination cut
lieu au cimetiAre du Calvaire.
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RECAPITULATION

Alexandra Himbleau v4cut SO
ans, apprlt le meter de fondeur /,
tentat la vie r%eligieuss q 20 ans,
s'est marie q 80 ans. cut So ans de
m6nage, eleva IL enfants, q etc 26
ans priv6 de la vue, fht 81 jours
]ours sans manager, dams SO dor
ni0rs maladle.
COMMUNIQUE.
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ErAT DE L'OH1o, CITE DE TOLEDO
COMTE DE LUCAS

COMTE DE LUCAS
Frank j. Cheney fat serment
quill est ~i'associie princinps', de
la ma,son F. j. Cheney & Go. fai-
sapt effaire daus la cite d. Toledo,
dc pEtst ct du comte ci-hsut men-
tonne ct que la die maison pa19-
ra la somme de CENT PIAsTREs
pour chaque ct Gus cas- do oatar-
rhe qui ne GUERRA pas par lusage
10 Halls Catarj he Cure.
Frank J. Cheney
Asserme1t6 devant moi ct decla-
RS IN ma presence le Gene jour de
deccmbre 1886.
n. W. Gleason,
Notaire Public
lie falls Caterrbe Cure est
pr1s int6r1eurement ct agit Directs
M nj u le sang ct LIS surfaces,
moqueuses do system". EnvoVez
IoQr oertifcsts gratis.
F. j. Cheney &sCo.
Toledo, O.,
Vendu par les droguistes, Use.
Halls family pills sont les
meillenrs.
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IN Dran.e al Labrador, 25c.
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La Consumption Guerie

LAURA MEUN1ER, Sec. Arch.
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LET THE GONG SOUND
SO SAY THE PRINCIPALS IN THE
BIG FIGHT TO BE PULLED
OFF FRIDAY
BOTH ARE NOW ON EDGE

No Lack of Confidence Shown by
Either FitzsimmOns or Jeffries-
Little Work VIII he Done Today
No Probability of Interference
by the POlice-How the Betting Is
Going In New York City.
NEW YORK. June with the contest
for the heavyweight championship only
forty-eight hours off, both Fitzsimmons
and Jeffries did some light work today,
but both have practically stopped train
ing, their respective managers being sat
isfied with the mems condition.
At the Bath Beach quarters Fitzsim-
mons took things easy during the fore
noon, contenting himself with light prac-
tive, throwing the medicine ball and
slight aggressive action with the punch
ing bag. This afternoon Bob spared six
rounds with Kenney, Everhard and Hick-
ey. The glove work was more playful
than earnest, and it was just sufficient
to keep the champions muscles in
thorough suppleness. During the after
noon George Sier, of Chicago, who is to
referee the big mill, called upon Fitz-
simmons and Martin Julian. The three
talked over the Interpretation of the
rules, and Fitzsimmons assured Siler
that he was quite satisfied with the man
ner in which the conditions were set
forth in the articles of agreement, and
that he would abide by any ruling the
referee should make regarding them
In speaking of clean break-away, FitZ-
simmons said that in his opinion, both
contestants should step back one pace
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0 illustrate the latter's power of standing

to illustrate the latter's power Of standing
pain.
He was with some young fellows about
a barn which was being painted when
one of the iron hooks supporting a scat
fold from the roof gave way and fell.
The hook, which weighed 20 pounds.
struck Jim squarely between the Shout
ders, gouging out bit of flesh as big as
an ordiary mans fist. The injured man
gos to his feet Immediately and said, with
a laugh. THAT might have hurt me If
it had hit my head"
He hardly gave the wound any care
at all, and it healed almost at once, so
healthy was his bodily condition.
Tom Jeffries thinks that no one, not
even Jim himself knows how strong he
IS.
Zone trouble with him in a fight" said
Tom today, sis that he Is afraid of kill
Ing his man. 1 was boxing with him one
time" he continued, land was apparently
getting the better of him in counts, when
g. bystander began to laugh at him and
taunt him. Jim stood this for some time,
and then | saw his face harden and his
muscles grow tense, and 1 knew trouble
was coming. TIL fix you just once"
heard him mutter, and then I lodged just
as his fist launched out, and l give you
my word, 1t hit the side of the barn we
were in and knocked the whole side near
y CCh lhCheS Jul VI pldCe III awful
glad didn't hit you, he said at once, and
so I was, for it surely would have killed
me.
Jim does not dare to hit a man with
full force, though he may act differently
with Fitz. Why, one time after he had
been i'll he went to the mountains with
G. w. Merry for recuperation, and one
day he killed a buck nine miles from
camp. This was near Tehachapl, and you
know that country is not like sidewalk
on Spring street to walk over Jim tossed
that buck across his shoulders, and with
out putting down his load. tramped all
those nine miles into camp and was then
not very tired.
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taken In the Fftzsimmons-Jeffrie fight,
as shown by the sale of. seats At a re-
cent auction sale of boxes every box was
sold, bringing $21. 00O One box was sold
afterwards by specufator to party of
Wall street men for $3.50. Last night the
directors Of the Coney Island Sporting
club met and added thirty-five boxes,
nearly aA's.of which have already been
sold for a good round sum. The SIS seats
nave been literally purchased, while
hardly any Of the $40 seats are left. at
least six rows having been sold. The
demand exceeds that even for the Shark
ey-Maher. Corbett- Sharkey or Mccoy
Sharkey fight
AT rough estimate the Coney Island
club has sold $4,000 worth of seats. The
prices of admission to see the fight and
the seating capacity of the Coney Island
Sporting club are here given. The prices
OF tickets are SIS, $40, $15 $40 and $25 The
Following are the number of seats: Five
thousand admission at SIS, SIS, 900; 900 re-
served at $40, $4,000; 65S reserved at SIS
$3.50; 800 mezzanine seats at $780, SIG 900:
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SLOAN WON TWO.
American Jockey Does Better Work
at LingfieId Park.


LONDON. June Tod Sloan won the
Godstone High Weight Selling Handicap
plate at the Lingfield Park spring meeting
today, with A. ]. Scawabs three-year-old
chestnut colt Azaliel. Go On was second
ana Erl King third. Fifteen horses ran.
The betting was 20 against Azaliel
p. Lorillards chestnut colt Caiman, rid
den by Sloan, won the second Imperial
stakes of G1, 200. ]. Wallace's Queen Fairy
was second and Sir ]. BlundelTs Royal
Whistle third. The betting was 20 to l
against Caiman.
The Village Selling plate was won bv
w. Taylor Shapes bay filly, Fairing, by
Oberon-Gratuity. Sloan rode T. IT, Walk
er's chestnut colt Salad, but was unplac-
ed The betting was II to 4 against Salad.
The Grange handicap of G150 was won
by Forso. J. B. Leigh's three-year-old
bay filly Clay Pigeon. ridden by Sloan
was unplaced. Fifteen horses ran, five
furlongs straight. The betting was s to
against Clay Pigeon.
HARLEM RACES.
CHICAGO, June WEATHER fair; track
good. Results:
lana second. Chirlot third. Time :41h
Second race five-eighths of a mile two
year-o,ds-First Past won. Maharaj4 SC
ond, Hilda third. Time, :021a. Mitten
finished second disqualified for foul.
Third race, three-quarters of a mile
Flora Louise won. Hugh Penny second
Pope Leo third. Time, lis.
Fourth race, one mile-Graziella won.
Kings Guard second, PhidiaS third.
Fifth race. four and a half furIongs-
Atlantic won, Inlok second, JEFF third.
Sixth race. three-quarters of mile
The Fiddler won, Tenole second, Murat
third. Time. 1:15h.
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simmons and Jerfries IS attracting much
attention in this city. Ins the pool rooms
Jeffries has many hackers, and there is
also plenty of. Fitzsimmons money in
sight. Men who are willing to back
their judgment LOOK for a sharp and de-
cisive fight. The mutual. boards in the
different pool rooms indicate that few
expect the fight will go the limit. Jeffries
is picked to win in from seven to ten
rounds Fitzsimmons Is expected by his
admirers to wind up theetjght somewhere
near the sixth roundry Altogether, a
short contest Of not more than sixteen
rounds is looked for. m.
In the betting there's are plenty who
are willing to back Jeffi'fes at 61h to 10,
and good many VITO, accept I to TO-
There is a manifest ihteption. however,
among the heavy bettersssto hold off I'M
til the day of the fight. 1t is said that
big money will be placed Friday and Fri
day evening before the fight.
The odds on Jeffries to win are better
here. for the reason that he is q Califor-
nfan.
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TO RECEIVE FIGHT NEWS.
Western Union Wire Has Been Run
Into Athletic Club Rooms.

Everything Is in readiness at the st.
Paul Athletic club for the receipt of the
news of the Fitzsimmons-Jefrries fight, In
New York. Friday evening. Every detail
of the battle will reach the club room
over a special Western Union wire, which
was strung and connected yesterday. All
that now remains is for the operator to
attach a key and sounder and to read off,
round by round, when the champion and
the California man begin the fun. The
operator will be stationed in the gymna-
sium balcony. while the main floor will
be filled with chairs.
The st. Paul Athletic club will be, SO
far as known, the only place In the city
where telegraphic returns of the fight
Will be received. and this fact will I'M
doubtedly place admission at Q premium
at the hour for the big ones" to enter
the ring. Fitzsimmons and Jeffries will
probably enter the ring between $50 and
IL o clock, st. Paul time. From this time
until one of the giadiators Is counted out
or they go the scheduled distance of TWEEN
ty rounds. the fight will practically be
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TRY ALIENS FOOT-EAsE,

A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
AT this season your feet feel swollen,
nervous and hot, and get tired easily It
you have smarting feet or tight. shoes,
try Aliens Foot-Ease. It cools the feet
and makes walking easy. Cures swollen
and sweating feet, blisters and callous
spots. Relieves corns and bunions of all
pain and gives rest and comfort. Try it
today. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores for &c. Trial package FREE. Ad-
dress. Allen g. Olmsted. LIE Roy. N. 7.
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SULLIVAN SAYS JEFFRIEs.
Big Fellow Is Interviewed on the
Approaching Battle.

TIFFIN, O.. June John L. Sullivan,
the ex-champion, was interviewed here
tonight on the Fitzsimmons-Je ffries fight,
to be pulled off at Coney Island Friday
night. He stated the fight will be a good
one and would not end In a few rounds.
He said that Jeffries would win. because
he has the advantage of youth, and has
conquered many great fighters. The ex-
champion would not give an opinion as
to the number of rounds required for a
decision. Sullivan is suffering from a bad
cold and can hardly talk.
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Victoria Getting Young.

In view of the fact of the Queens ap-
iishmen are especially interested in her
majesty's health. 1t is announced that
her hearing has grown acute and her
eyesight keener. Youthful faculties in
old age depend merely upon the health.
The blood should be kept pure and the
stomach sweet with Hostetters Stomach
Bitters. 1t cures Indigestion, constipa-
kidney troubles, as we'll as malaria and
fever and ague. 1t keeps people young.
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Commencing June 9Th

An additional train from Austin to St
Paul and MINNEAPOLIS and return will lie
leave Austin a. M; Faribaut, 1920 a.
M, and Mortified 1857 a. m, reaching
st. Paul 900 and Minneapolis $50 a. m.
Returning. the train will lesye Minneap-
Oils $50 p. m. and st. Paul 7:20 p m. thus
giving people residing on the Iowa &c
Minnesota division full day I'm the cities.
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mentally reproduced at the club rooms
In addition to the fight reports, the
club has arranged an excellent prelim-
mary athletic entertainment so that
those who arrive early may be entertain
ed. Frank Mcclure, of Oshkosh. and
Morris Self will so four rounds, as will
Frank McStay and Eddie Ebbs, while
Eddie Shoenberg. of Minneapolis, and an
unknown will also spar. There will prob
ably be enough interest in these prelim-
inaries to keep the audience in good hui
NOR until the news of the big fight begins
to come.