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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-28
WALLA WALLA
BONDS SOLD

wALLA WALLA. wash. Aug e
The city council considered bids
for t1a0. o0n city bonds saturday. ".
]. Hays a SONS. % Cleveland, o..
offered s.. is4 Tor $4,000 class A
bonds. drawing 81 per cent. and run
niuF % years. For class II. or water
revenue bonds. they offered to take
si17.Ooo. " given bonus Of fsT2
4. n Rollins 4 Co. Boston. Mass
offered 5000 for $4,000 class A.
drawing ~ per cent. and sti7 900.
class A. 2 per cent. Tl<ey offered 10
take si00.Qo0 of class Is for s.. zoo
bonus.
Morris n whitehead. Portland. or.
offered g. 100 Tor all the Iisg.00o class
a. drawing ~ per cent, and si27 00O
class Is. drawing per cent.
After some minor changes had
been made IN the bid by Mr.. Morris
and his attorney. Il was unanimousl y
accepted.
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BIG STRIKE OF
CLOAkMAkERS
Fifteen Hundred Employed by
Popkin q Co. Walk Out.

NEW YORK. Aug ~ Fifteen
hundred cioakmakers employed by
A. Popsin A Co. 5ss freadYay. have
gene on strike because. u was said.
Mr.. popkin refused to agrss to a
new wage schedule. A committee II
his employees called on him and told
him that they we're going To- sub
init a new wage schedule. as Il was
customary TO do every year. Mr
Pupkln said IN reply that he did not
carr anything about IL. They would
probably strike anyhow. and he. Was
prepa. 4 for such an emergency IL
IA said that he finally called the COM
mittse back and asked that ne b.
allowed 10 have time to arrange
things with the employees. The cusn-
mlt;ee then declared. however. that
the strike should be permitted 10 20
into effect Immediately II he aid not
sign the new scale. This he refused
o. do without time 20 consider u. and
the cloakmakers Jeff uhcir work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-28
BLACKBURN
Is IN DANGER
Mis- support Of GoebeI May
Mean His Own De fest.

LEXINGTON. KY. Aug ss=T~te
anti f,oelss-i movement. which cut-
minated here recently In one %
tbs largest CONVENTIONS Of Demo-
Gratis ever held In Kentucky.
continues 60 gain headway. and IL y
likely that II wili b. the means #
defeating not only Mr Gcebci Tor
governor. but also Nj blackburn far
United states senator. II the ulan
Co run candidates for a.. legislature
who are opposed 10 the ei-eiinn II
blackburn t. earri~i out. y will
make the election q Mr blackburn
very uncertain. The sound money
Democrats. % whom th.r. are no
lees than is.ooo In the state. viii re-
fuse 20 vote FOR any % blackburn
legislative candidates. and the anti.
0orb bel silver Drmocrats declare they
will also scratch thrn. - that u
srasilt seem shat the eirction 81 the
blackburn legislature. which has
been 81 eonaientiy promised by the
oeebei msn. - a matter Il great
doubt
by their attacks on corporations.
and especially On railroads. they
nav NftAfHi AiHNFNAAt tHffa
against them. and from now on the
battle will b. IN IN earnest;
The goe5ci leaders and the Gaebei
organs claim that the Lexington
convention was organised. controlled
and paid for BY the Louisville 4
Nashville railway company. which
has been sndeavorinx 20 defeat go.-
bel In hts race for governor because
he IL hostile e. that corporation. II
~ Indignantly denied by ex.Gov.
Brown AMI those tnost prominently
connected with the boiling move.
nsnt. Certain Il is that hundreds %
delegates attended that convention
who would spurn 70 have ridden ie
Lexington on a free pass on that oc-
cmsion. AZ evidence that be Is IN No
way connected with the Louisville
a Nashville. Air Brown points a. his
re-s,rd as governor. in which e II
found that he prevented the Louis
willie = Nashville from purchasing
the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Southwestern
railroad in Kentucky. now the Ilu-
nois Central
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-28
THE PUBLIC
IMPROVEM ENTS

At meeting Of the board % pub
lie works held Saturday afternoon.
contracts we're awarded for the con
strifction Of two new sewers. Stir
rat a Goetz were awarded the con
tract for the Post street sewer. their
bid being q. 5ss 40 J a. Bailey was
awarded the contract for the Boren
avenue sewer. the bid being 1889.
Action was not taken on the Thir-
ty-third avenue and Alexander av-
enue Improvement aH the estimate
OF the bidders made the expense very
near the limit Of expenditure allow
ed by law. The Improvement re-
latss 10 a right angle made by Alex
ander and Thlrty-thlrd avenues, and
Il IL said 10 be greatly needed. II
In two blocks north Of Yesler way.
and near the brow of the hill over
looking Leschi park. Bids VIII be
called for again.
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ooNlnAeron. - nrILntn,

IlAfs sfHslal cots etc for sale o. rent
traftis Test and AWHiBg Co. Marion ard
&rstefn. Tsi Alatu ga
iHA rAt.E % ssrf-fenis as sizss. NV and
fst oH4rhahd cheap. Invalid roller chairs
= 1hapin. sIHfh ana Pike street
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BURGLAR SHOOTS
A POLICEMAN

IA SALE. Ill. Aug = William
Mcclure. prominent Democratic
palitisian and member % the local
police forvs. II dad az his home
Ia Ia Sale as the result 81 wounds
inflicted BY burglar last night In
tetliEence that the home - guthz
mann was the scene ~ burglary
vas brought e. poilce headqun rtnrs
at 4 o'clock. and Mcclure responded
Immediately. A. b. approached the
house several shots we're nred from
window. and the officer frll. struck
IN the abdomen. he died this morn
ina Mcclure made a deposition say
Ing he thought his as1Allant was
Robinson. who wns arrested in a
humboat on the river at midnight
Two other suspects arc also under
arrest.
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Diamond Rina Free.

We give away free at our $50 D m
auction sale every day a valuable
Diamond Ring and 10 other elegant
presents. In order To secure large
attendance at the sale OF the New
York Jewellery Co.'S stock OF Dia-
monds. Watches. Jcwelry and Silver
ware Special sale Of Rogers Silver
ware nj .. m. each day. The fol.
lowing persons received Diamond
rings free last week, Mrs. Martin
IA Maynard avenue: Mrs. Young.
Hotel York. Mrs. Jacobs. Mcdonald
block: ]. II. Wilson. Ballard: Mrs
Jockliu. i113 Firth avenue. Auction
sales at 2;3O and 1880 daily Seats
reserved for ladies at the Emporium.
ST. Second avenue.
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New Play for Viola Allen

NEW YORK. Aug 7s.-Miss WHO
Allen. who is TO play n Ave weeks
engagement at Powers thsatsr be-
ginning In September. arrived on the
American liner New York this morn
ing. Miss Allen said she went 20
Florence. Italy. to confer With +.
Marion Crawford. the novelist. who
is 10 dramatlze for her his forthcom-
Ing novel. In Old Madrid" Mr..
crawford's play Will not be produced
for another year Its scene - laid
in Spain during the reign 81 Philip
IL. and the entire action takes place
IN four hours. Don Juan ~ Austria
will be one Of the characters.
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Buy 5 acre tract. Moore Inv Co.
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting

Notice Is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Seattle and Ncrth=
western Mining and Stock Exchange
will be held at the company's office.
10 a. m. Thursday. September IL.
next. for the election 81 trustees.
JOHN USHER, jr.. Sec.
Dated Seattle, Wash,
Aug Il. 1893.
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Large Interest Paid.

rLAtNFlELn. n J.. AUG Is
Forty years nHa Henry Augustus
i'raEuc ot South avenue loaned "a
William = llrdden. a Newark MGR
chant. $500. with which to carry on
business, Mr. liodden afterward
failed and went west To- engage in
mining Mr. France gave mp every
hope OF recovering the money. AMI
had practically forgotten about the
AFFAIR. when recently he received IA
call from william IT, ltobinann. uf
1oledo, -, who informed him that
a few months aEo Mr. iigdden had
Aed. and IN his viii left $4,000 90
MN because Of thr old loan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-28
chiosgo's shaky Bridges

CHICAGO. AUG - Two bridges
over the Chicago river have bern or
dcred closed to traffic, seven others
two morn wwnu labeled very nuapl-
ciouH" These last viii hc allowed 60
remain open FOE some time. unless
something happens. Then they VIII
be- closed
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WILL RAISE aRpELaHa.

the bottom % Tacoma harbor. has
been purchased by Capt " y Wal
trrs s CO.. uf Seattle. who viii make
AN effort t. raise her \ daring
young diver A. VANDERBILT. has been
engaged 60 work on the wrecked
vessel lie Is confident that he can
reach the vessel. and Wiil make the
attempt very shortly
Hofh Drug Go. flfth aud ftka
ltsstI ftsss. ElSgsas4ssa ta.l4s Ia :.
Special Sale Fine note ia per. In
boxes Denny =Curycfi Co.. 4ls Let ave.
Veil. the Asaayer. za-ss Ilo1 well BLK
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An EXCITING CAME.

Tn. hrrt 81 a series u gnrncs ~
baseball between the Rainiera and
Atphaa was played yesterday at
Madison park. The score was 10
, IN favor the former. The game
was exciting from start to finish. and
from the sixth 90 the tenth innings
the score was n tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-28
KENNEDY WILL RESIGN

Frnnk Kennedy. who for the past
two years has occupied the position
81 police clerk has announced MS
Intention ~ rrHiHuins Kennedy was
Recently promoted from The elcftrtiip
- duty ON the eiiy detective faree.
tie vii travel for wholesale cigar
STORE
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Four Persons Perish and Others Are
Badly Injured.
PLAIN TRACES OF INCENDIARISM
ST. Agnes Convent at SparkhiIl. n. y. the
Scene Of the Terrible Disaster
Loss $1,000

NYACK. Y Aus sS-Four
Sparkh -Four others jumped
the windows Two viii probably
die The following st % dead Murphy Jane
~ burned Brown. Emma Mac
kin. aged died Of fright Tt Sisters IEnaius AMI
Marie conclusion ot spine both badly burned and do Sister
viii also Bcrtram u spine Sister
Caroline broken Sister Sienna, shock Hannah shea inmate
broken This which occurred
ST Agnes within short time Whether the earlier
incrndiary determined
that nights started places has convinced
the authorities that the circumstances suspicious The
100000
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UNION PACIFIC
HAS @. R. & N

NEW YORK. Aus Is According
20 reports here. tire oregon Hallway
a Navigation company preferred
stock held by the Northern Pacific.
has been transferred "a banking
house closely allied with linton Pa
elne interests This gives the Union
Faelnc control of both common and
preferred stock Of the orvspn Rail-
Nay 4 Navigation company.
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THE STATE or WASHINGTON
KING COUNTY IS.


In the Justice Court Duwamlsh Pre-
clnct. before Henry Carson Justice.
To the Juneau Trading company, a
corporation. and To q. W. +. John
son and NJ. +. Johnson. his wife. de-
PENDANTS.
In the name Of th2 State " Wash
ington you are hereby notified that
the Globe Wall Paper company. a
corporation, has filed "a complaint
against you In said court which will
come ON To- be heard at my office In
Seattle In King County, Washington.
on the goth day OF September. A. D..
1899. at the hour OF 9 o'clock a. m,
and unless you appear and then and
there answer. the same win be
taken Us confessed. and demand Of
plaintiff granted. Tho object and de-
mand OF said complaint Is TO re-
cover from you seventy-fve dollars
and 40 cents. with interest from July
10th. 1896 FOR goods, wares and mcr-
chnndise sold and delivered you ut
your request
Complaint filed July 18th. 1899.
HARRY CARSON. J. r.
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WILL PROBABLY RETURN

Robert Rogers. age ~, was found
asleep In a Seattle a. International
railroad ear yesterday morning by
Officer GlasHcock Rogers in out ~
the reform school on parole. lie was
placed In the county Jan and viii
probably be returned to that lnstitu-
ffUu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-28
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. Aug 1s.--1arnes In the
National league yesterday resulted
as follows: Al cincinnasi-Sew York
IA. Cincinnati q. at chicago-chicago
.. Brooklyn 8. att Iesuisyliie--ftrs
Same-Louisvilie J. baltimore !. Sec
ond game-Isoui~yille 4. baltimore I.
game called on account o. darkness.
at St Louis-fIrHf Earne~-st. Louis ~.
Washington 2; second game - 81
Louis .. Washington IS. The stand
inE u clubs Is as follows.
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\ Trolley Car Collision.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug. Is
A head-end collision between two
trolley cars occurred to-day on the
Sorristown. Chestnut Hill A. Rox
borough railway. in Plymouth town
ship. Morton county, n few miles O.
the north Of this city. Thirty per
sons were injured.
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icebergs in tho Atlantic

sT JOHNS. n. r.. Aug. o. 80 a
number Of fishing vessels that have
arrived here within the last few days
report immense bodies Of Ice and biz
berRs on the coast which seriously
Interfere with the fishing and force
the fishers of the banks. sometimes
with loss Of gear. The Ice foes
also interfere greatly with steamer
traffic across the Atlantic.
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ht5A = ~ iitihHE go. iiuiiders ~ hrifE-
EN-. NhHftrH4 fH4I bankers str pile frIT-
inF anf Foundations. dealers IN piira iaga
Hud fnufr
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rItE PACIFIC Tailoring Co.-Bost SIS. SIS
and $50 suits made In tho city, pyeing
cleaning. repairing Tia Third avenue.
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uNp-Ths place to buy stovsz. furn..
comforts. barber chairs. mirrors Pianos
tsNtnE faas hHnrs. everything and any
ihiitGs y. fhapln'H second hand store, col
aud ga iaikc street
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y CARROLL. lHFfer proctor in adn-
fhIt& HHH solicitor 20 patents. No 8Is
seattle National haut building
EltAH q EAOF f4ama Ig Is iiansr boy.
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sfSI. oofITo

ti'kEnfut A DEWITT aartIons~rs reel
tHiatr and storage. rHah for second "a
fIfHiiuaF 1919 fifHt HFn Tel Pike inI
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noTrIs AM f,nNIsnrp ROOM,

~ YOU wish a room Or anticipate n ehznss
~ tts Rochester hotei PIKE and Eecosad I.
Gesd room ~ pr Wnak nfcslE furnished
outside ruarns 5. . 81 transi.Hts &c snt
To-. ire baths. electric lights
HOTEL fuNk-Ftrss avenue ana PIKE: art
class foons ana baari ~ o. per week
HuTEf. CoLHf-rur Third and cherry
lsi sisss razin and hoard. 80 week and ap.
gLENWonn HoteE-ife south rlfth SIN
sis wins 81 sl.ap ana 81 per week.
TIE NfC.TNi8iA@i25 First avenue. elesant
furnished noaras 81 ans s. seek. fuftss
With haih etc g STARR. puuprieior
noTEL sAvoY-Pisssant rooms: Ges First
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STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE.

RAISER a MORGAN 4o0-fiO Occidental av
Main lee, gent storage, distributing houe'
negotiable receipts aecvutcd as collateral
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- lf8N1H rtEHrEt q co.. ina tbf "a
HlH '.HHiiH abstract NHHIi4HF aFtabiiah Pr
fi tFNt We ne boss HHkfHg abstracts u
fii#inf fiH.HH. 500 Nrafry street
5fATfLE ARartAcr g.. so s. : hik
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HEEF and emily thorough dancing school In
city gay and evening Tth a Columbia o.,
fiNANtIAI~ MONEY To LOAN.
EDMUND Bow DIX. real estate, loans and
tnfufsnce private funds low rates: no
ed tape money furnished without delay
Rooms ., , Dexter Horton Bank
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Oh ENElI description mfg aud repairing
furnaces ana steel stoves tn roofing. TT.
clark, lu1 ", Madison 81. phone Main Isl
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DaSoISG AeAprnY.

- u pEPEw deuiisi fpsolaiis. IN CROW,
an1 tfidEs wnrs "a EufSs building
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Corn whole. SO 90. cracked. TIA.
feed meal per ton. $500.
Feed wheat VT. oil cake. meal.
81 90. middllngs 81 o9qa800. bran.
1880. shorts, tlG.00Wi700 chopped
feed. fgooOu22.o0 dairy chopped feed.
$500
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ItNk.

TIlE SEATTLE Junk Go. pays lowest prfees
bot square business i0s Haliruad avenue.
Tel Hack INA.
alaska junk co. pays hlEhes, prices;
Erpnpt rtturns No. lltI Western Ave.
Tel isfke ffu
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SUNDE q ERLANn Nesier wharf. raiI-
makers. firEets and ship chandlers man.
ufacturers q tents. tarpauins. mining
hose. canvas ot all widths.
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nrrrrnn SPECIALIST


RUPTURE cured without knife. pain or loi
o. time. Room al Hoiyoke block.
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HU HHEH typc. aluminium and enamel let
tors Tor signs aud house numbers, Chas
Mcstau. $40 Nesier way. Tel Black i3+3
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Atlas Ilfe wafEs ~ Union street. T1l.-
A9ue Dun ip1i The only French Dye
House iu she citg.
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Hardin. ioG First avenue.
SEE Hanson before purchasing sewing
machine. A Few good sccond- hand ma
chimes for sale reasonable. 2ih Columbia
street opposite poatufilce.
wANrED-ra bus old gold and silver. H.
Hensui mfr. ieWeler. - Hlnckiey block.
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eRlooG BuitoeRs Aso Contractors.

49, na.Iae.. oaIl..s Tel N.ln b
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y W iIorgtirga Architect ~. tib 81
god til fHHIuH hIlab
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IA ftSUN Al.

FOR sAIE-0ood. Sfoum house and lots:
on ear line high aua slightly: Sl0l
MaIlln- lln- LE.l aNnnma
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NEW HOME sewing machines. Best ana
cheapest machine made. Sold on easy pay
ments. othec next door TO postofiiee.
WHITE rs KING OF all sowing machines
Sold hy n. u Noris. ico5 Second av. plo-
nccr dealer In sewing machines and sew
tnE machine supplies. Tel Hun Gsi.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-03

await ouvert lie feu sur 90 fotte, il
n'nurait pas cree one plus grande.
sensation quit le fit en- envoysnt
la depechs suivante:
"Pour raisons politiques Pore
gon devr.it etre envoy6 ioi imm6-
diatement."
Que signifent ces paroles2 LIE
secretslre Long dit que l'Amiral
n'avait donne aucune exploitation,
ct dams aucune autre depeche il
n'avait fat entendre quill appr6-
hendeit quelque trouble politique.
Dewey a fat usage des mots
''ra,sops politique''. Cos paroles
vensnt dun nomme aussi prudent
que Fest le grand admiral, sont
certainement dune grsnde impor-
lance. ct peuvent s1gni6er qu'une
collision possible est imminente
avec que]que pouvo1r ettsnger, ct
que la presence, dams ces eaux.
dun valsseau de la class de TO-
RECON exe1cerslt une oartaine in
fuence ct commandment le respect
q quiconque voudrait nous mon
trer une crosse dent. VOLTA Ia
seule Interpretation que Ion peut
donner 3 SOS paroles.
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ETATS-UNIS.

On est psrvenu 3 New. York,
d relever le paquebot "Germanio",
conl6 4 son dock depuis dix jours.
Albany, NJ Y,-Le gouverneur
Roosevelt q oel6br6 l'snniversaire
Washington en- signant le projet
de lol defendant tout usage impro-
pre- du drapeau american.
-Quatre personnes ont peri ct
deux autres ont etc bless6es dams
IN iucendie sccompagn6, d'explo-
zion qui a d6trult le Dick Building
d Hartford City, Indiana.
-Desormsis lie jour dc ian 90.
ra fete l5gale dams lie Rhode. Island
Ia legislature syant vote IN projet
B Get efet. il ne reste plus que
tro1s Etats oh oe jour nest pas f.
to l6gale.
I'm "blissard" tres ylolert
s'est fat sentir dsus lie Nebraska,
A Omaha, Ia merge, pous,ee par
un vent formidable, q plusieurs
pouces d'6raisssur. Ds divers
points du Ksnsss on s'gnale ega-
cement une forte tourmente de
neige.
Lewiston, Me.-Deux medeoins
ont rapporte aux authorities Qu'une
femme NOMINEE Desohenes, em
plyee dams les failures de cotton,
est atteinte de retlte v6role.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-03

Ellie hablte dams un pate de mai
sons puupl6 par gu moins 70 per-
sonues, r6parties entire 9 families.
-Une jeune Oanadienne de LIE,
vision, Name, nominee Mile St6-
vina t-Germain, ma pas pris una
pa,oelle de nourritore depais Is
jours, gu grand etonnement DEF
m6deoins. L. ~jeoneu.e est rendue
3 l'etat de squelrtte, ct leo m6de.
GINS dissent au'elle ne peut vivre
beaucoup plos longtemp'. 81 ellie
ne 90 mt biento~ 3 meuger. On q
essaye de toutes les fscons q la1
fsire absorber quelque chose;
meis ellie ma voulu rien prendre.
Webster, Mass.-Cl6ment Gen
dron, age de so ans, ct Charles
Goddu, age de 40 ans, ont tous
deux cts viotimes de graves acct
dents.
lis etaient employees par Ia com.
psRnie de chemin de fer Boston &
Albany. En- aocoupiant des four
oe marchandises. dams la
oour de Ia compagnie, Goddu Sc
trouva prjs entire deux de ces four
CONS.
II cut l'estomao trou6 ct recut
d'aut,es pleasures -qa1 c1useront
probeb'ement ga mort.
Qoant q Gendron, il 8 Gu lie
pied drolt horrlblement broy6
Temptation sera %necessaire.
~Tous daux habitent North Web.
ster, le premier ayant une femme
ct depx enfants, ct Gendron une
ct quatre enfsnts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-03

II se fsit IN. movement bien
concerto chez nos voisins du Sud,
pour enlever lie droit de suffrage
aux negres. Plusieurs Etats ont
d6ja 6tabli des reg'es s6veres pour
admettre leurs habitsnts au pv17i-
lege du ecrutin. Oette qualification
est rinstruetion ct le but inaYoue
est d'etablir la supr6matie des
blsncs qui sont 81 general assez
1n%struits pour lire ct ecrire. L'exa-
men du JUICE est severe pour Les
neares ct facile pour les b'ancs, ct
c'est a1nsi qu'on 6vade CT article
de la constitution DIES Etats- Unis,
oui defend de faire une difference
de couleur ct de race en- matiere
de suffrage.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-03
Washington.

On rapporte que d'ici une quin-
zsine de jours le general Alg,r le
%secr6taire de la guerre aura de-
m%isslonne
Son succesreur serait meme de.
sign6 par le President.
lie general Otis q envoy6 au de-
parchment de la guerra la d6peohe
su1vante.
Manille-Le Scandal est arrive.
Dams la mutt les 1nsu7g6s sont sor-
It's de la vile OF so sont retrsnch6s
derriere nos lignes. Ills furent
complement d6rout6s ct lis
current 500 hommes tues ct bles-
s6s ct 200 furent fats prisonuiers.
La vile est tranquille; les afaires
reprennent un peu lie dsssus.
81 l'amiral Dewey await fait rap.
port an d6partement de la marine
qu'un valsseau de guerre stranger
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-03-03
MANTLE.

-Deux commissaires qui .sont
revenus de MsIolos, sors la pro
lection dun pavilion preferential.
re, font rapport que 5000 rebelles
des1rent SO rendre. lis exprim mi
aussi l'1dee qa'Aguinaldo eat pref
4 accepter des propos paoifques.
LIE major general Otis a refuse de
recevoir les commissaires.
Les rebelles ont tire sur lie
crolseur "Oalloa", 3 Mslabon, pen
dant que ramiral Dewey vlsi:ait
le "Monadwock''. O. dernier a tire
trois bombes sur l6glise de Mala-
bon qui a etc complement de-
truite. On certain nombre de re-
bellies qul sly trouvajent enfermes
ont 6t6 tues.
On pretend qu'uns manuf seizure
d'armes q fen ct de muuition de
goerre travaille jour ct mutt q Ma
lolos ct fournjt des munitions aux
insurg6s. LIE crois,ur "Charles-
tom ct la canonnl6re Concord"
font croisiere pour empechsr les
f,buatiers de foarnir dee armes
aux emigr6s.
On attend les commissaires
par le president McKin-
lev pou4 etaiier la condition de,
Ties.
III est tres regrettsble que nos
soldets a1ent tire sur trois Anglais
mails o'6tait inevitable.
Al lieu de roster dams le soubas-