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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-08-11

We never appreciate how lovely Il would
be 70 be ron as when We are H.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-08-11
AsroRIA,s eRRAT suRPRIsE.

Boston Shoe Co. Ladies' fine Kid Slip
pers and tes. IS cts. worth $50. lS5
Commercial street.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-08-11
A BARG1N.

A Standard typewriter for sale cheap.
ERpuire Eugene Clark. Parker House.
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AT IS coMMERcrAL srREEr

The Boston Shoe Company sells ladies'
French kid shoes for s.. worth u and S
n pair
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wHY Nor BuY SHOES.

At the Boston Shoe Company's store?
Ladies' Fine Kid Shoes for SIS. ass
Commercial street.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-08-11

MAtnmOny spells martydOm,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-22
PARDON GASES.

But ons petition for a pardon has thus
far appeared to be heard by The Goyerns !
and Council at tbsir deem Der meeting
This is the one of the Pattsn guide Cald-
well Mason, now serving four months
ntente in this Bangor jail. 1t will be
remembered that Mason was found guilty
of shooting moose In close time, having
sold the the aaima, to Brooklyn res
: .ursnter. HE seLten 'ed :, pay q
doe OF $500 ito serve four months In the
Bangor jail. Being unable ID settle he
was committed TO jail
The citizens OF Patten now come for
W nd In q pstition headed ~ Represen.
stive halbsit p. Gar dner OF that town,
aud ask that Mason be parioned. Th y
say Mason is q man Of good reputation.
and n 4 ,ly Is he u nabls to pay the hue.
b IL case he 10 kept In jail TO the end
OF his term his wife and children must
he liz dsstituts con iitien unless assisted.
Mason was sentenced October IL. and
will have le-ved over one-half OF the
term before the hearing on the 20sh day
Of Decsmbss.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-22
DEDICATION OF IHE OPEN.DCOR
MISSION.

The Open Door Mission. l0s Federal
STR es. will this evening be dedicated to
this work Ii has undertaken to accom-
piish. nan ely, that CT ministering to the
ply steal needs Of unfortunate men, wom-
en- and children and of Helping them to
lead nobier. lives.
Among those who will make short ad-
dresses will be Rev. h. g. Basnsy, Pres
ident OF TIE Maine Tract So6isty, Rev.
S. II. PeGrfon, Of tie Gospel Mission and
W. A. Rocham beau, or the Bov EvsnRe.
list, AMI wife from the Chicago Life
Boat Mission. NV. Rochambesu and wife
have had feversl years Of active service
In the "slums" Of Chicago and thorough
ly understand how to reach the hearts OF
those for whom they labor. They win
have local charge Of the Opsn-Door
Mission. Henceforth. there will be shert
talks. and good singing every evening at
the mission. and Its door win be cpon
always to tfoss In need OF help. The
public are cordially invited to attend the
exercises this evening and to Visit the
mission al any time and to aid In the
work.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-22

Eve pounss Of Kentucky csnnst coal In
seventy ave Iouud bags. Pocahonsss coal
10 nearly smokel,ss fuel, and 10 In &c: eral
use In the navy. IL 10 regarded ss els n
tial for ferseio boats, ~ they must BE-
concealed from an enemy. kentucky
sa..--.. ooa .urns vita stsss smoke and
flame, and IL never used In w-rshsps FIR
many gord reafons. Is was found. how
ever, that the Dshlgren worli make oniy
about twenty five knots with Pocahcntas
ceal alone, ana to give her quicker steam
ing rover fer short spurt an uns rsice-
able fuel was used. Persons who wilt
nesssd the trial declare there was Q lame
ten feet high standing out Of the Dahl
srsn's tunnels during her run. and that
tremendous Volumes Of black smoke en-
veiopsd her and hung in her wake foi
Eoars. At night 10 10 estimated she would
have teen visible by the n Elected glow on
the sky for over hundred miles. and by
day her smoke would have been shown
for fifty miles.
For taese reasons alone, officers think
that tae Dahlgrsn under favorable cir
cumstsnces should net be listed In the
naval records as thirty knot toat, and
her builders finsd only s5)~0 for dropping
a half knot OF speed. hut that she should
have been altogether rejected.
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SEVEN JURORS NOW.

New York, November 2i.-The second
week OF the trial o: Roland b. Molineux
began today with seven jurors In the b K,
and ut the adjournment the number was
.tiii seven. 70 juror having been selected
d ring the days Examination. The de-
'enss challenged on, OF the talesmen
p rempt-rily. while the Others were sx-
sused on gsnsral grounds. or because
thar were opp ,sed 20 tircunstAntiai svi-
dsnee or the death penalty. The case will
IL centinued toMorrew.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-22
KENr'S ulLL SEMINARY.

The joint nesting Of the Litsrati and
Adeiphian societies. was held Monday
evening, In Kicker hall. and the follow
ng programm MAS presentedi
Tally Hoi Kindress
Adelphian Glse Club.
Invocation,
heading Of Records
Opening address-Perverted Jlstioe.
Louise s. Chase.
VOCAL Dao-Ths A utun II Wind. Soecksl
Misses Alsn and Mcllroy.
Topics:
(a) Lady Bountiful,
Bertha X. Stewart.
(b) Duty,
George II. Howes.
(c) The Child Poet, Marjorie
Fleming,
Julia E Green.
Intermission.
Violin Duo endelssohnia.
Miss Green and Mr.. braEcis.
Oratiol-Dare,
Felio!ano ID PABLO.
Neutrality-suspicious. Jim's Last Leap,
Alice A. Hamlln.
Vo,al-Hark Appollo.
Opera Chorus.
Closing Addrsfs-Milton,
Donnie l.. Joslin.
Adjournment.
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pREBLE CHAPEL.

The repairs and reconstruction whict
Prebls chapel has underg one during the
past three months ara now completed,
and we extend cordial isvitation to all
Interested In our work to inspect the
building and soc for themselves the tine
improvements made.
We will keep open house for you OF
WEDNESDAY, tts 22nd inst during tb,
after DON from two To five, and In the
evening fro n seven to ten. In thu even
ing there will be music Hnd some infor
NAL address by the tr, tess and OF hers.
w. r. PHHLAN.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-22
STATE DAIRY CONFERENCE.

The programme for the state Dairy
CtnfeIerce to he held in Lewiston City
hall, Monday, Tuesdsy and Wednesday,
december II, IL and lS. has bsen arranged.
The following Ia the programmes rs 1t
mrs teen arrant ed:
MONDAY, DECEMBER IL.
1902 m. Business meeting Of the
board Of sgri culture.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IL.
0 SO a m. Dairy m ,ohinery in opsra-
ton.
GOO a. m. In.roduo.or, exercises.
10 80 m. "Our Daily Work. ~
q. III. Goweil of Oronc. professor If ami
msl INDUSTRY at University Of Maine.
followed by q short talk IN "Ihe Care
tf Cream" by L. l.. bradford Of Au-
turn.
$50 p. %. "The Necessity OF Pure
FOOD Legislst.on." by eon. ii. U. Adams
Of Madifo1. Mis-, dairy aud fool 90 nmis-
ty J. J. Frye OF Fo tlsnd Demtsr of
the olr1 for Cumberland comfy.
73o D. n. s'Ths Potential Energv of
90 s." by p Of Chss. ID. Wool II, di-ec-
tor Maine agricultural experiment. stat o !,
Oio-o. Discussion, opened by l.. D.
frcm York county.
w II O<N N "a n 1A<N AZ ~ ASA@hs 49,
600 a. III. Dairy machinery in opera
ton.
1850 a. IN. "Fced. Care and Develop
ment I, + The Ueiiy Cow" by Henry Van
Dire ssr # the Eureka strk ana Poultry
Farm, Cobleskiil, N. Y. Discussion,
opened by John n winslow, f Noble
horo, II ember OF the board from Lincoln
county.
PROGRAMME IN CHARGE OF STATE
DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
/ 30 D. IN. "rha 6radin Up Ct a
Bntt.r making hsri," by Valancsy E.
| Fuller of Nsw York.
$50 D. M. Addresses by Hon. Rutillus
| A iden ef Winthrop, president OF tho State
Dairymen's Associs ton; Hon. II. W.
Kills of mbden; aud Prof q. III. Cow
| ell of the Uniyeist ~ OF Maine.
farmers Institutes win be held In Lin
c,ln and Knox counties, next week, with
dates, places, and programmes as follows
LINCOLN COUNTY.
g. A. r. hall. Neweaat!e. Tuesday.
/ SO 0. no. "Soms Problems in Stock
Hushandry," by Sec. b. W. Mcksen.
13O d. IN. Improved Metho Ia In
agriculture. their Influence Upon the
Farm, the Home and the Sta te. =" by Prof.
Elijah Cook of Fassalboro, lecturer Maine
| stats Grange.
| OF SluUs
| Ned nssdav, Nov. 20
Same programme as at Newcastle.
KNOX COUNTY.
Union hall North Haven, Friday, Dec.
LIST.
1880 a. m. EARN Fertility" by
| SEQ h. w. Mckeea.
| Ie0p. IN "ImprCvsd Dairy Methods, %
by SEQ. McKeen.
| 7.3lp. IN. 'Bsttsr Culture and Bet
t-r Cars OF Fruit Trees" by Prof Elijah
| Cock of Vssssltol
| A Babco-k milk tester aud cream SEQ
ara TOR will be opsratsd at the cioss OF the
| aft arnoon meeting All are invited to
bring samples oil whole milk, skim milk
| or cream for testing
Washington hall. Ro,klani. Saturday.
| December J.
1G 10 a m. EARN Fertility" by SEQ.
| ID. W. Mckeen.
1902. m. "Insect Ravages and Their
Remedies" b, gProf. W. II. Munson Of
| Jror o.
Top. IN. "Iu proved Methods in Ag-
| 1 lure, Tseir Influence upon the Yarn.
| Home and the STATE" BY Pio,. Elijah
| Cook.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-22
MAINE INDIAN ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of the womsn's
Maine Indian Association will DO hsld In
thu Friends Meeting house. on Oak
street. The meeting for business win be
at 8 D. m. At 2 10 the meeting will be
a firess,i by Mrs Ida Yes, Woodbury.,
secretary OF the A. III. A. also by several
Of the lo,al clsrgymen. Tns p iblic is
invit d to both sessions.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-22
VIZ HAVE CURED

Primary, Secondary or
Tertiary BLOOD P0ls-
SO ! permanently In Is
10 80 DAYS. You can be
treated at home for
same lrice rn'ier same
guarantee. Iiyou prefer
TO come here We will
contract 10 pay railroad
fare and hotel bills. and
no charge II we fail TO
cure. Ityou have taken
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-22

A koupshold resessity. DIR. Thomas
Eclrctrjc OH. Heals burns cuts, wouads
Of any SORT; cures sore throat Group o.
arrh, asthma; never falls
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mercury iodide potash, snd stu have aches and
/ pafas, mucous patches IN mouth, sore throat,
pimpies pper-colored spots, ulcers on any
paIt Of The bo1y hair or eyebrows falling Out,
| II Is this secondary BLOOD POISON We guar
aDtee to cure. We sol.Gi. the most obstinate
| eases and challenge the world for a case w.
cannot cure. : This disease has always bafied
| the skill Of the most eminent physicians $500.
900 ca pital behind our unconditional guarantee
Absolute proofs sent sealed on application. Ad-
dress COOK REMEDY CO.. a2e Masonic Tenn
pie, Chicago. III. oet25d
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-22

Mr.. Charles K. Hyde of the Bath Iron
works mads the following statement to
the PRESS last evening regarding the
atcve:
"wten the contracts were made for Il Q
other torpedo boats by other concerns a
speed of thirty knots only was guaran-
teed. We I'm iertook to obtain for II Q
Dahlgran y speed CT 90 Ia knots, upon
the condition II We did not succeed that
$500 should be deducted from the CON-
tract price. When the boat was tried the
water was rough and the conditions were
unfavo -ahle to ut aiming n high speed.
The Dahlgren did how,vsr attaia . speed
Of thirty knots as guarsn:esd. We decide
not to ask q second trial bu. to content TO
the $500, teiug deducted FROM the con-
tract price.
"All torpedo boats that have heretofore
been built have strained at tie sides, and
this has b~en overcome In the Dablgren.
Her boilers We telieve are superior ID any
that have been built for this class of
heats.
tiThs last statement was evidently In
spired by nc alice. The statement that IN
seIviteAbls fuel was used Is false. The
mixture we used IL not In general use In
the navy, 1t IL true, but It is because 1t Is
too expensive and that alone. The state
ment that In using this mixture the boat
could be seen one hundred miles ty night
or fifty miles by day 10 absurd. as anyone
wfo knows anything about such matters
inust be aware"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-22
Sc. so WALTHAM WATCH,

Silyerine case. waltham or EIgin mosemeu
q good timeksepcr. warranted. MCKINNEY
the Jsweler, Monument square. tsS
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26
Francis0ne Sarcey

Une depeche laconique de Paris
nous q annonce la mort du celebre
critique dramatique Francisque
Sarcey.
Peu d'hommes ont plus ecrit que
lui sur toutes les questions moder-
mes ct exerce plus d'inhuence sur
leur contemporaries C'est a cette
influence que M. Sarcey du son
sobriouet de tl,oncle Sarcey,
avant contribute en- grande partie a
fonder toutes les grandes reputa-
tons du jour, ct souvent les ayant
etablies soudainement, dun jour a
l'autre, par la seule force de son
autorite. Comme e1emple recent
de cette autorite, on pourrait men
tionner cette piece desormais IA
meuse de "Cyrano de Bergerac
don't NJ. Sarcey etc pour ainsi dl-
re, le parrain,
Francisque Sarcey naquit a
Dourdan, departement de Seine ct
Disc, le S octobre 1923, ct avant de
S adonner au ournalisme, tut tour
tour professeur de troisieme, de
i.seconde ct de philosophie, a Chau-
mont, Rodez ct Grenoble.
M. Sarcey ecrit aussi quelques
romans fort goutes, mais il est
avant tout, un Journalistic. Ii est
hien un peu reste professeur, mais
il fait son cours sans pretention,
avec une fsmiliarite qui est dams
sa nature, II ne met pas de men
chettes pour parler des plus grands
mais il saura 'emouvoir pour ecrl-
re sur les plus humbles. II a enhn
l'horreur profonde de tout ce qui
est faux; outre, quintessencle: c lest
un Diogene qui allume chaque
jour sa lanterne pour chercher le
sens commun, ainsi nomme parce
Quill est bien rare.
En- 1889, apres la mort d Emile
Augier NJ. Fr. Sarcey, encourage
par quelque academiciens, fut sur
lie point de poser 81 candidature
au fauteuil de l'illustre auteur dra-
matique. Apres mure refexion, il
Y renonca, ct il a dome, dams une
Ilettre rendue publique, les raisons
fort honorables de cette renoncla-
ton, qui ne fut pas sans lui coulter
! beaucoup: "Je mai gu ,une embi-
ton, a-t-il dit en- terminant, c,est
Que sur ma tombe on mette cette
legende qui resumera ma vie:
Sarcey, professeur ct journallte.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26
LIE commencement du siec

lie commencement du steele.
Les discussions sur la premiere
aimee du steele ne sont pas une
nouveaute.
En- 1899, il y cut des pol6miques
a ce suiet.
Un steele apres, en- 1900 la ques-
ton passionnait encore.
Les "citoyens' Dieulafoy, Long
champs ct Jouy frent representer
a Paris, all theatre du Vaudeville,
lie Is janvier 1900, une piece en- IN
acte intitulee "Dans quel steele
sommes-nous?
sL'annee 1900 appartient- ellie
au dix-huitieme steele? on est-elle
lie commencement du dix-neuvie-
me? Telle est la question qui agite
tout Paris au commencement de
cette aimee" lit-on dams leur
avsnt-propos.
II est question dams cette come
die dun pere de famille qui pro-
mis- sa file a un fanc6 fort impa-
tient; mais ce pere tient, a cause
dune trodition de famille, a ce que
lie marriage ne soft pas celebre
avant le steele nouveau.
lie jeune homme, qui ne lentend
pas de cette oreille-la, suscite une
campagne de presse en- favour de
la theorie qui fait commencer le
dix-neuvieme steele en- Fan 1900
ct menace l'astronome M. de lE-
toile de lie provoquer en- duel sll
n est pas de son avis.
La tactique reussit, ct le maria
ge est devance dune aimee, Avis
aux vaudeeillistes modernes, ct a
ceux de Tan 1000.
La chambre des misses en- ac-
cusstion de Paris a prononce le
renvoi devant la cour d'assises de
MN. Paul Deroulede ct Marcel
Hebert, accuse d'attentat a la sure
te de lEtat ct d'excitation de Far
NEE la revolte. Une condamna-
ton entrainerait un emprisonne-
ment de un a cinq ans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26
Tim6res ObIiteres

L'entreprlse des timbres-po obiit6.
res nest pas une 'affaire d'un certain
emps CONNIE il y en- qui 10 croient.
'Ecole Apostolique de Bethleem, en-
Suisse,
Ce don des timbres,. ,..remarquez-le bien,
nous aide beaucoup. Nous esperons que
tous nos zelateurs feront connaitre Get
to enterprise 4 tous autant que possible
principalement dams les ateliers ct bu-
peaux oh tant de ces petits morceaux de
papiers sont perdus quand lis pourraient
fai. tant de bien.
Que les petits enfants les collectent
ct nous les envolent notre bureau des
Etats- Unis CONNIE suit:
Stamp Collector Calenda, 256 South 4th
st Philadelphia, Pa. K. P. NJ. B.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26

Londres,-Une depeche recue lei de
Mantle dit que le congress filipino qui
siege actuellement San Isidro, est com
pose de cinquante-six mempres don't
vingt sont en- favour de la paix ct don't
vingt autres sont irreconciliables. Les
autres maintenant l'equilibre du pouvoir,
sont prets a admettre que l'Independan-
ce absolue est sans espoir d'etre obtenue
mais lis demandent de meilleures con.
duties.
La saturday Review" de Londros
pretend savoir de source particuli6re que
le moment de calme actuel Espagne SO
ra de courte dur6e ct que bient6t don
Carlos tentera un coup final.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26

decouvert l'embouchure du Missis-
sippi (l699), ct qui etc le fonda
teur ct le premier gouverneur de
la Louisiana (l700).
No l1.-l722.-Moule sierge.
l2.-l723.-Fer hosties.
No l3.-l758. -Antiphonaires.
l4.-l774.- -Tasse a ablution.
l5.-l788.-Instrument de Ia
paix.
16.-1795.-Croix du banc-
d'9uvre.
l7.-l8OO.- .-Benitier d'argent.
ll.-l9O3.-Lampe du Saint
Sacremen..
1913 l4-Croix de process
sion.
2O.-l889.-Couronnesd de Ste
Anne ct de la sainte Verge.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26

Paris,-M. Ballot-Beaupre, president
de la chambre clvile de la Cour de Cas-
sation, a annonce que son rapport Sui
la requete de Nine Dreyfus pour la revi-
sion du process de son mari, sera pret
avant le Ter JUN, probablement le 25 ou
26 mai. En- consequence, pouverture des
seances de la cour etc fix6e au 20 mai.
Par coincidence, on choisi le meme
jour pour le process de MN. Deroulede
ct Habert, qui won't SO trouver ainsi en-
peches de poser en- heros, les procedures
de la cour be Cessation paraissaDt devoir
contrecarler leurs esp6rances sous c.
rapport.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26

-Avant son retour des vacances
a la Riviera, Lord Salisbury s'est
fait couper les cheveux. II etait
change tel point que plusieurs
personnes ne FONT pas reconnu a
son retour Londrea.
Thomas Hardy s'est bati sa
presente residence d'ete des pro
duits provenant de So premiere
puvre litteraire.
On demandait au general
Funston sill n'aurait pas aime a
accepter une position aux prochai-
nes elections du Kansas. "Nous
parlerons politique apres la guer-
re,.' repliqua-t-il.
Sous les plus expresses reser-
YES, le birmingham POST dit quill
apprend que le gouvernement fran
Gals l'intention de METRE Drey-
fus en- liberte au Ter JUN, mais a Ia
condition quill allie vivre avec So
famille hors de France.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26
Aux Philippines

-L0 B0ueidl uGl L 1Adl, Gu 10 wi
Alberto Barretto, le major Zealcita
ct senior Graciognzaga, les com
missaires NOMINEES pour coopere1
avec les signors Torres, Pablo
Cambo ct Thodore Yanco, de Ma
mile, afn de negocier la paix avec
les commissaires americans, sont
arrives a Manille.
Les commissaires ont eu une
conference de plus dune heure
avec le general Otis; mais pentre-
vue ma pas etc satisfaisante, WI
que les commissaires n'avaient pas
des propositions defines a pr6sen-
ter.
Les commissaires 6taient por-
teurs dune communication ida
guinaldo demandant un arm stice
en- attendant que le Congress Phi
lippine decide quelle politique il
doit adopter.
CONNIE auparavant, le general
Otis a refuse d'6couter cette pro-
position.
L'exp6dition qui remonte le Rio
Grande rencontr6 pennemi aux
environs de San Luis; les rebelles
au nombre de plusieurs cents,
6taient retranch6s sur les bords de
de la riviere. Les rebelles SO sont
retir6s pres de Candaba ct les ca
nonniAres ont continue leur route
lancant des bord6es partout Oh SO
montraient des uniformes. Les ca
nonni4res ont dispers6 les insurg6s
avant d'arriver a San Luis Pass6
cette place, lie 17eme de l'Infanterie
a etc harass6 par les francs tireurs
ennemis qui 6taient caches dams
les bois d'ou lis tiraient sans etre
vus.
A Cadamba, les Americans ont
trouv6 Fun des rares pretres que
les insurg6s ont pas etc empri-
sonn6s.
II declare que les chefs rebel
les font croire aux naturels que les
Americans viendent pour les op-
primer, ct il est inutile d'essayer
de les convaincre du contraire.
Aussit0t que le major Kobbe fut
arrive a San Luiz, les naturels ont
pile les magasins de riz des insur-
g6s.
Jeudi soir. un d6tachement de
rebelles sont revenu a San Luiz ct
ont fait brnler une partie de la vii
le.
Manille-La scene qui gu lieu
a loccasion du depart de lamiral
Dewey de Mantle, qui fut lie thea
tire de ses exploits, etc reelle-
ment impressionnante. Tous les
navires 6taient pavois6s ct CONNIE
l"Olympia'' s'avancait lentement
a travers la baie, chaque vaisse
tira une salve. Les 6quipages pous
serent des hourrahs fr6n6tiques ct
les divers corps de musique jou-
rent lair du "Home, sweet Home
Pendant cette ovation, Dewey Sc
tenait tete nue. sur le banc de quart
de l"Olympia."
L'6quipage du croiseur anglais
Powerful poussa aussi trois hour
rahs retentissants, au moment ou
l"Olympia pasait pres de Ia.
Dewey s'attend d'arriver New
York vers le Ter septembre.
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amarr6 a son dock ct les pompiers
ietant des torrents dean par les
6coutilles, S 6taient rendus ma1tres
dos fismmeS
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26
-Fecondite'', le nouveau feu

-Fecondite'' le nouveau feuil-
man d'Emile Zola, a paru Paris.
Get Outrage etc ecrit pendant le
sejour de Pauteur a Londres.
IL y actuellement Lourdes
environ 10000 pelerins, qui sont
venus pour assister a la visite an
nuelle la grotte de Notre-Dame
de Lourdes.
lie commandant Marchand,
qui Went de traverser pAfrique de
louest Pest, est arrive Djibou-
ii. Les insignes de commandeur de
la Legion dhonneur lui ont etc re-
Au "catechisme'', le cure de-
mande a un petit garcon don't tres
pauvres, pourquoi Dieu est immor-
tel.
-C'est repond lie gosse, parce
quill ma jamais Gu de commence
ment ct ne mourra jamais de faim.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-10-16
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

A staeting incident, of which Mr,John
Oliver, uf Philadelphia, was tue subject,
is narrated 10y him as follows: Il was
in II most dreadful condition. NV skin
was almost yellow. eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pam continually III back and
sides. no apprtite-grAduaIly growing
weaker day by day. Three phy,cans
lad given me up. For unateIy, IL friend
advised trying Electric Btters:' and to
my great 10Y and surprise, tiIe tirst bot
ma IL Il decided Improvement. COR
unued their use for tll"ep weeks, aud nm
low We'll ul;sn, know they saved my
~, and robbed the grave OF another
,ictinl." No one should fail to tro them
)niy Scots, guaranteed at BeArdsley's
drug store.