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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01
Died from an Unusual Accident.

Charles P. Russell, locomotive en-
gineer of Parsons, died recently in a
Kansas City hospital from an injury
received Is years ago. At that time
Russell was running an engine on the
Illinois Central. In a head-end col
hsion Russell's locomotive upset and
for 16 hours he was pinned under his
machine His skull was fractured and
for two months he lowered between
life and death. About six weeks ago
an eruption on the head was noticed
and when the surgeons opened the
sore they found a small piece of steel
and piece of brass These two pieces
of metal were lodged near the brain
and had been there since the accident,
Is years before. Russell's constitution
was unable to withstand the opera
ton.
Rich Harvest for Bank Robbers.
Bank Commissioner Breidenthal said
that an organized gang of bank rob-
bers is abroad in Kansas. He warned
bankers to guard their vaults Six
banks have been robbed recently and
all of the robbers have escaped. The
list of recent bank robberieS reported
by Mr.. Breidenthal follows:
State Bank OF Westphalia Anderson county
Blown open, but robbers failed to reach money
and had no time to reload.
Bank OF Melvern- Usage county-Bank safe
blown open and robbers got away with sI,20a
State Bank OF Turon, Reno countryside
blown open and robbers stole $500.
State Bank of Leon, Butler county-Safe
blown open and robbers made away with 81 1900.
State Bank of Republic, Republic county
Safe blown open but no money stolen.
State Bank of Parker, Linn countryside
blown open and 81 800 stolen
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01
Arranging for a Great Reunion.

The Kansas conference of the NJ. E.
church will meet in Kansas City, Kan.
March 30, 1900, and the St. Louis con-
ference of the NJ. E. church will meet
in Kansas City, Mo-, the same week.
The Methodist clergy of the two Kan
sas Citys has engaged Convention hall
for Friday night, March %, and will
hold there an old-fashioned Methodist
rally.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01

Reports from various parts of the
wheat belt of the state show that the
growing crop is in splendid condition.
In Pawnee and a few other western
counties the grasshoppers destroyed
considerable wheat early in the season,
but the farmers replanted and the fine
weather has brought it out in good
shape.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01

When you see a man eager to confess q
small fault the chances are he has larger
one to conceal.-Chicago Daily News.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01

To Cure Gold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo QCiuine Tablets. All
druggists refund money fit fails to cure. Csc
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01
Fell Ninety Feet and Lives.

Joe Hall, hoisterman at mine near
Galena, fell 80 feet into the mine.
striking the water. He received only
a small wound in the back of the head,
and climbed the pump back to the sur
face before the alarm was given.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01

Glow do you pronounce the last sylIabl;
of that word 'butterine% asked the Gus
toner. The last syllable is SILENT" stiff,
replied the grocer.-London Answers.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01

BY the time a man succeeds in reaching
the top CT the ladder he Is too old 10 enjoy
the scenery.-Chicago Daily News.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01
WIN Be Shipped TO Rock Island.

Adjt- Gen. Fox, of the state militia,
boxed mp the arms and other equip
ment belonging to the government.
which were brought home by the Twen-
tieth Kansas and shipped the stuff to
the Rock Island arsenal Every gun
was accounted for.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01

After physicians had given me up, was
saved by Piso's Cure.-Ralph Erieg, VII
Transport, Pa, Nov %. 1898.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01

The Public Awards the Palm to Hale's
Honey OF Horehound and Tar for coughs.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01

Two-thirds of the stealing done nowadays
goes under another name.-Chicago Daily
News.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01
"a Pnnehad tha Arc Lirht.

Anderson Wilson, night Waterman
at John Seaton's foundry in Atchison,
attempted to punch the arc light,
which had burned low. He received 3
shock and fell dead.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01
Paid All Debts and Money to Spare

Recently the Exchange bank, of
Stockton, Rocks county, gave notice
that it would go into voluntary iqui-
dation. just 80 days after the bank
officials notified the state bank exami-
ner that every loan made by the bank
had been collected, all depositors were
paid in full, the S25. GEO capital was re-
paid to stockholders and there was 80
per cent. profit left.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01
SAVE 1t Is Rot for women.

It seems probable that the courts
will have to decide whether women
are eligible to be admitted to the
Hutchinson reformatory. Judge Dale,
of the Wichita district court. sentenced
a negro woman to the reformatory.
Superintendent Simmons refused to
receive her, claiming that it was an in
stitution for men only.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01

Mrs. Clara j. Elliott, of Coffeyville,
widow of the late Capt. d. S. Elliott,
of company 6, Twentieth Kansas regi-
ment, received word that a pension of
$40 month, dating from March 1, had
been issued to her. Two of her chill
dren, under 16 years of age, will also
draw 50 month each. Capt. Elliott
was killed February % last at Calico
can, in the Philippine islands. He was
also civil war veteran.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01
The Shell Exploded.

Emporia, was loading shells one eE
ploded, igniting a five-pound keg O
powder and blowing the shed he wa
in to pieces and badly injuring him.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01
Judge Hiram Stevens Dead.

In Kansas City on the 10Th occurred
the death of Judge Hiram Stevens.
formerly familiar figure in eastern
Kansas politics. He was rs years old.
After the war he moved from Ohio to
Paola and in 1869 was elected judge of
the Tenth district, composed of Miami,
johnson and Wyandotte counties. He
held the position three consecutive
terms and upon the expiration of his
official life moved to Wyandotte coun-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01
Soldiers WIN Banquet at Eanha

Soldiers VIII Banquet at Manhattan.
The association of the Survivors of
the Battle of Prairie Grove will hold
its annual meeting December at Man
haitian. A banquet will be given at
night
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-12-01

In the election November in Kansas
the republicans elected IS treasurers,
81 sheriffs, SO clerks. IS registers of
deeds, rs surveyors, II coroners, total
of 500 officers. The fusionists elected
80 treasurers, 46 sheriffs, Al clerks, So
registers of deeds. So surveyors and 50
coroners, making total of 900 officers.
The straight democrats, where a demo-
cratic ticket was nominated in opposi-
ton to the regular fusionist ticket,
elected treasurer, sheriff, clerks, 1
register of deeds.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-07
Les Etats-Unis en- Orient !,

Un article de la "Gazette" alle-
mande. relatant Ia facon don't le,
Etats Unis 6tendent leur influence
on Turqule, a beau ,oup attire Pat
tention. =
Les Etats- Unis, est-il-dit dams
Get article, ont decide d'6tablir
dams le centre ct dams le sud de la
Russie des agences commerciales
qul seront sous la direction des
consuls am6rloains.
La premiere de oes agences se-
ra 6tabl1e q Odessa.
LIE journal autrlohien pr6vient
pAutricne Hongrie ct d'autres
pays industriels du dang 81 que les
expectations am6rioa1nes feront
courlr q leur commerce.
En- terminant, la Gazstte alle-
mande dit:
'sLorsque les Am6ricains auront
pris pied sur les marches du LIE.
want, leurs immenses resources,
leurs aplitudes oommerclales ct
p6nergie ct Ia vigilance de leurs
consuls leur fsront acqu6rir une
situation prepond6rante dams le
commerce dun grand nombre de
marchandises diverses."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-07
Les auttea d6legu6s amerloains Sc
rout probablemant les ambassa
deurs White ct ToWer."

} Kingston Jamaique-Les equl
pages de la aotte des Flats Unis
en- rade de notre port, eyant obte
no cong6 poar 90 reudre q terre &c
SCOT pris dune querelie 4 propos
d'uns vieil'e discussion relative 3
labsnce du Va isseau-amiral ''New-
York" de la bataille de Santiago.
La querelle deg6Dera en- rixe
qui dora deux heures avant que
les officers ct la pulioe parvins-
sent d y METRE ordre,
Piu.isurs soldats ,sont bless6 !
mais deux marins 1du "T..xas, :"
Green ct Armstead sont dams un
tres piteux 6tat.
Green est evantr6 ct Armstead
a deux coaps de coutesax dans le
cots,
Transports 4 pho2ital leur 6t.t
a 6t6 declar5 dss plus graves.
C'est un nolr de =l'eqripage du
Texas" un nomm4, J Johnson. ORR
ginaire de Ia JamaI que, qui ain.
81 arrange aes camaradey. La poll
CO qoi l'avait arret6;pa livr6 aux
mains des autorit6s navales des
Etats- -Unls qui l'ontEfait transpor-
ter q son bord ct Metre aqx fsrs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-07
Jno A. Seibel,
Debit de Wins ct LiQQeurs,
1881 Washington Ave N.
257-1 Minneapolis MINI
Timbres Ohliteres

L'ensreprlse des timbres-poste obiite.
res nest 'pas une 3affaire dun certain
temps comme il y en- a qui le croient
Ellie durera aussi longtemps que durers
pEcole Apostollque do. Bethl6em, en
Suisse,
Ce don des timbres,.. ,..remarquez-le bien
nous aide beaucoup. Nous. .esperons que
tous nos zelateurs feront.. ...connaftre Get
to enterprise tous ..autant que possible
principalement dams les ateliers sset .bu-
peaux Oh tant de ces ;petits morceaux de
papiers sont perdus quand'ils pourraient
faile 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. ii r. P. N. B.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-07

LA commission sup6rieur de
Pensejgnement secondalre en- Fran
90 s'est ocoup6e. tout dernierement
de determlner exacts ment Ia place
quill couvenalt de r6serv B l'etu-
de des ianeues vivantes dams lie
nouveau programme des lyo6ee et
des colleges ct d cette occasion, Ia
question de savoir 81 le russo de.
vait etre enseign6 su meme titre
que ranglais ct lallemand soule.
v6 d'ardentes pol6mlques dams lie
monde universlta1re.
Volci 4 CO sujet quelques remar.
ques de la "Republique Franoai-
se."
"Combien de fois nat on pas
repet6 quill etait fou de vouloir 81.
ler 4 la conquete du monde nou.
veau aveo des a1mes latines ct
grecquesl Notre 6dlfce soolaire
est on effet, base sur l'enseigue.
ment des langues morris, qui
constituent q coup sur un excel.
lent instrument de gymnavtique
intelleotuelte, mais qui ne r6pon-
dsnt plus aux exigenoes de Ia vie
moderne, aux besoins du CONNER
CO ct de l'industrie, ces forces vi
YES de la nation.
"L'enseignement classique, dams
toute "a purete, a encore SO raison
d'etre pour les esprits d'ellte qui
songent q sc distinguer dams le do
name de la science on de la pen
see ct pour condu1re aux diYera
diplomes-pittor oresquement appe-
les 'dlplomes de famine" e"-lea
jeunes gems qui SO destinent aux
carrieres llberalys. Mais reste d
savoir 81 son cadre ne gagnerait
pas 4 etre agrandi, modernise, de
faeon q attirer egalement les intel.
Iigences moyennes qui torment Ia
majorlt6, c'est.A-dire les 6ooliers
qui ne sont mi des aigles nj des
cancres" ct don't les carrieres fu-
lures exigeront des notions pratt
ques.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-07
I'll Existe.....

Quelque part, monde il existe une femme
Don't Pane est deatn6e q suu1r mon ame;
Nos coeurs dovent avor les memes sentiments,
Nos esprls conenir les memes clements
Ellie 6tait destin6e vivre de vie,
Touours mes Coles ct oujours annie;
Nous aurlons eu tous deqx, d'identiques deslrs,
Nous serions unis dams m6mes plaisrs
,Amant la meme feur, le payaage....
Ellie existe mais oh2 Qu salt? Sur mon passage,
Iai je un jour apereue ct peutetre aije dit:
"u'elle est belief Qaelle est douoe! BIT, contredlt
Ben: heursux est celui que oette jeune file
Jngera digae, jour, de grace g-ntle. 80"
Et ]'ai pass6 plus lon, 6moL
Peat-etre est-elle ioi, vlvant tout pres de mo-,
Me connaisaant d6ja tandis que ]e lignore.
Que, pour moi. presence est 1nconnue
Peut-etre vlvrons-nous b1en longtemps s6pares,
Et que IN beau joar etta16a
Amenes mails trop tard, Fun vis-a-vs de pautre.
Quel etrange destin done le nors?
Serons s6pares par le Sort
Ne oonnaftrons enfn, quapres Ia rnort?...
Quelque part il ex1ste, ~ monde Femme
Don't Fame douoe ct bonue est la sour de ame....
Ct. LEsPERANoE
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-07
Les Republicans de Puerto
Rico - 7.

san Juan, Puerto iAlc0-Lee
chef& du partl radical ont decide
d'organisar un parti republican,
3 Puerto R,cQ, aveo un program
me electoral am6rioain. :L'appro-
b .tion de la politique du pr6si.
dent McK;nley formera un des
prlncipaux artloles de oe program
me qui recommandera aussl au
peuple de Tile de rester fdele ao
drapeau am6ricaiu ct acclamera la
perspective de l'annexion aux
Etats- Unis. Dc plus le program
me republican, exprlmera l'espoir
que le gouvernement civil de Tile
sera conf6 aux Puerto Ricains.
Mails il est n6cessaire d'attendre
la decision du congfes des Etats-.
Unis sur cette question, ayant de
fare aucune demarche pour attein
DIRE GO bat.
lie suffrage unlversel, P6taplis-
sement des 6ooIes publiques, Ia
r6forme du sy.teme de perception
des impots, le l1bre 6chauge entire
Puerto Rico ct les Etats Unis,
l'adoption de I'6talon dor CONNIE
base du systeme moneta1re, leta
bljssement du lystbme judioaire
am6ricain seront compris dams le
programme republican,. LIE parti
republican, devra considerer on
toutes chooses l'int6rat de la oivili-
sation ct faite tous ses efforts
pour apprsudre aux habitants de
Puerto Rico q devenir de loyaux
sujets ameri,ains.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-07
lie Canon Parle a Samoa

| Nouvelle-Z4lands Les trou bic
resultant de pelection dun 10
pour les lies Samoa ont mainte
nant pris uu aspect des plos gra
YES, car l'amiral Albeit Ksutz, d.
crois ,ur ameriosjn "Philadelphia,
ct le commandant dss deux navi
res anglai. " Porpoise" ct "Roya
list, ont 6t6 forces de bombarde.
plusieurs Villages 1ndlgenes le
long de la cote. Ce bombardemen'
qui await lieu par intermittence',
s'est pro|onge durant hut iours
Plusieurs Villages ont cts d6truite
ct IL y Gu des morris ct des bles-
s6s palmi les matelots am6rioains
ct anglsis. Jusqu'a present il q
6t6 impossible d'est1mar les per.
tes subies par les indiQ6nes..
OFT 6tat de guerre est Ia conse-
quence du def du roi, Mataafa aux
autorites am6rlc.ines ct ang'ai-
aes de rester au pouvoir, b!an que
ces aptorit4s eusssnt decide quill
devait o6der Ia place 3 Msl1etoa.
Ce qui compliquait ia situation
c'est que, ainsi qu'on go rappelle,
le coasul allemand a Apia await
deja pris ouvertement parti pour
Mataafa. Plusieurs fois d6ja. ru-
surpateur await .et6. .somm6 de don
ner 80 demission ct de dissourde
le gouvernement provlsoire ,qui
await etc form6,- ,-et enfn un con,
sell de guerre await 6t6 oonvolu3
q bord du "Phila delphia" au couri
duquei on await dec1d6 de lancer
une derniere proclamation inti4
mant a Mataafa ct d sas partisans
l'ordre de auiiter la eapitale ct de
rerrendre le chemin de leurs villa
ges.
Mataafa se retira do suite dams
lint6r1eur, ct tout aursit pu sal
tsrmlner paislblemont, sans lin-
tervention de Herr Rose, consu
allemand q Apia, qui lanca q son
tour uue proclamation maintenant
le gouvernement provisoire ct de-
clarent que Mataata 6tait le ssul
souveraln I6gitlme.
Les partisans de pusarpat,ur,ve
prenant alors courage, frent quel
ques d6monst, atlons hostilss aux
Anglais ct aux Americans, IS bar
ricadant q Mulidu don't lis avaient
falt leur capital ct s'emparant des
maisons des sujets anglais. Ce que
voyant, l'amiral Ksutz ct le COM
mandant angla1s somm6eent les
reoaloitrants d'6vacaer Mallnu,
avant Ie Is mars, faute de quo, les
navir rescommenoeralent le bombar
dement,.
Non n-seulement les reb ,lles ne
tinrent :aucun oompte de cette
sommatlon, mails lis attsquerent
lrs copsulets anglais ct americans
une demi-heure avant lexpirat1on
do d6laj. LIE ''Phi)adelphia", le
"Porpoise." ct le "Royaliste" ou-
vrlrent alors le feu, et:tous les vii
lagos 3 Pest ct q rouest dApia ont
6te bombard6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-07
A Propos de Disarmament

lie correspondent du "New
York Herald" q Washington lu
mande ce qul suit q propos lde |.
conference de la Haye.
I'll Y de bonnes raiaons d.
croire qu'une proposition impor'
tante au sujet du reglement pal
vote d'arb1tage des diff6rends in
ternationaux sera faite par les de
l6gu6s am6ricains q la conference
du Disarmament.
J'ai apprls dune source autori
see que le secr6taire d'Etat Hay
etait sen train de pr6parer les let
tres de cr6ance des d6legu6s anne
r1cains, lesquels seront soumlse
au president lorsqu'il sera de re-
tour d Is Etats du Sud. Les ins
truct;ons des d6legaes am6ricain,
seront un expose complet de Fat
t1tude de CO gouvernement sur X
question du dessrmem mt ct d.
lsrbltrage.
"En CO qui .conoerne > desar'
mement general des nations dr
monde, les d6l6gues americans
devront d6 nontrer qus les Etats
Unis au point de vue militaire e1
naval sont loin de poss6der Far
meppent qo'lls devraient avoir ct
q part celia, on ma donn6 d enten'
DIRE que le gouvernement ameri.
cain n'avalt pas l'lntention dc
METRE obstacle au d6veloppemen1
des faculties incentives du peuple
On ne s'attend pas non plus 4 c:
| que la Grande. .Bretagne fasse K
| contralre. Il est de fait que le re-
sultat le plus important de la con
ference, auquel le gouvernemen
s'attend. sera l'adoption dun -pla1
qui consisterait q soamettre lei
dif6rends internationaux d del
arbltres. Sur cett, question. LEI
E1ats- Un1s auront une id6e 4 sug
gerer, tout CONNIE les autres ma
tions.
Gle president Mckinley q de-
eide d'aocr6d1ter Ia miujstre del
Etats-U MIS- en- Hollaude CONNIE
! ll'un des delega6s Z la conf6renc,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-07

-L'exp6rience d6montre qu'un
gros navire marchant q ralson de
Is nmuds 3 Ihaure avancera enco.
re d ux miles apres que les ma.
chimes sont a1ret6es ct le pouvoir
renvers6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-07

Ghnses ct Amtres

CHOOSES ct Amtres
En- France lly a des femme
f facteurs.
LIE millionaire Rochelle,
emploie 25, 900 hommes.
"A Grenoble, France, lily un
restaurant municipal.
On dit que le nombre de
Bouddhlstes, s'eleve q Ass. 100000.
La mo1ti6 du caoutchouo de
PuniYers entier Went du Br6sll.
-L'invention du clavigraphe a
donn6 de lemplol q 100000 fem.
mes.
Jeffrey Hudson n'aya1t que 18
pouoes de haut 1 lags de 80 ans.
-Une 6glise m6thoai.te allie.
mande 4 Milwaukee a etc transfor-
NEE en- 10 depot d b1ere.
Les taxes aur le tabso rappor-
tept q POnole Sam quelqne chose
CONNIE $36, ,000;000 par aimee.
"A Iloilo il ny pas d'hotel;
mais il faut admettre gull ny a
pas de voyageurs.
I'm Icelande Faction de simer
est regard6e,comme une violation
des lois diElnes.
TN perroquet, <aXenia, Ohio,
tomba do "a perche en- oriant; "Je
me meurs!'' ct e1pira Immediate
ment.
-Des. 800, coo aveugles en- Euro
pc il MY en- pas moius de l92, ,000
qui sont On Russle, o'est-a-dire
que par 500 habitants il y ea a un
d'aveugle. Ueoi ne comprend pas
l'aveuglement de lignorance.
Ill manque au Canada 237, 1000
miles carries pour avoir la super
foie de pEurope; il y a pres de 30
fois la super6oie de la Grapde-
Bretagne ct de l'Irlande, ct a 5000
miles cares de plus que les Etats
Unis, sans comter I'Alaska,
lie trait6 de paix a 6t6 sign6.
mais les Etats- Unis sont encore en- |
Ruerre.
-On compte que la langue an
glaise,comprend 250,000 mots.
"A Londres il 90 consume q
peu pres 100000 tonnes de char
bon par aimee.
LIS train du chameau est de
oinq miles d lheure. II est dan
gereux de le forcer den faire plus
Dams la Vile de Paris il &c |
fat une consommation de plus de |
100000 llvres de limsQons par
jour.
lie plus petit journal du pays
est le "Saa Breeze," public q Bel
fast, Me. ii est imprim6 sur une
carte postale.
I'm homme qui manque de |
est certainementla cr6a- |
ture Ia plus pauvre de Dieu,
LES engins dams un vaisseau
de guerre de premiere classe con-
tent 1x0 900 livres sterling.
LES Philippians mont pas de
marine ct s'ils continent q nous
falre Ia guerre, ils n'auront plus
d'armee.
I'm volontaire qui eppsrte-
matt 4 Ia cavalerie de Roosevelt ct
qu1 s'6tait distingu6 4 Santiago,
est maiutenant en- Angleterre Oh
il essaie 4 s'en1o|er dams l'arm6e |
anglaiss.
-L'exp6rienoe d6montre qu'un
gros navire marchent q ralson de |
Is nmods q Theure avancera enco-
re- d ux miles apres que les ma
chimes sont a1ret6es ct le pouvoir
renve1se.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-07

Envelopes de premiere qualit6
q $1.50 le mile q l'imprimerle de
l'EoHo DE L'OUEsT, IS ct 36 Col.
lom Block,l(27 4eme rue Sud).i
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SING SING.

The Women's Aid Society OF the Ossning Chapei'
near the Camp Meeting Grounds. Will give nov"
England supper next Thursday evening y peas
ant musical and literary entertainments WI" "'
given in addition to the supper.
A farewell reception will be given by the fou"s
Mems Christian Association AZ the rooms n'S'
Tuesday evening for the retiring secretary -,
Morrison who is about to engage IN aSSoOi"''''
work IN Montreal .,. r-,,o., of this
The Nnal meeting of the Citizens mon oI 'tis !h
village TO consider the proposed amendnents 70 e're
charter will be held at the Office or frailclS 70 a.
kin sr next Monday evening Ihe l mon - 's
no means united on some OF the proposed V'aiih
especiallv concerning the increased proper! 4."
6cation Of the village president and the uuS' @
and the local improvement building clause ana w U,
lees an agreement is reached next honDay cNe'.i"H
The proposed amendments will fall through LOT '''S
year At least ,,, ,,.,o Methodist
rnisconai church which was 70 nave ttNeh p'". =
last Monday evening and was postponed on ,. acDo,
81 The storm will take place next Thursday eNe.in-
Tl,ere has been a good sale Of seats for thls aai
and the managers announce that an tne az az 80, 80,
engaged for last Monday evening VIII be present
The vii Of Smith Acker. who died recently ", IN
,bis village has been fled for probate IN me -"
chester County Surrogatc's Court Tie. ieiil I..S
estate to his SON daughter and two grandchlldtg,i
with the exception Of 81 900. which ne neQuca'ils
to The PRESBYTERIAN Church. OF White Pldlns o.
which he member
New-York tribune., 1899-02-18
PORT CHESTER.

The funeral OF George Naef, who was frozen 20
death In the blizzard. held yesterday al his
homo IN Port Chester. Since the storm Il has
bee, learned that Charles Montross. tler OF Ma
marc Lodge F and a. NJ; j. T. Pollard loco
motive engineer. and =. ;. Beary WeI-kno"n
rrsiden+ of Rive were caught IN the storm and mad
narrow escapes from similar deaths A nutnn'r
~ horses and -leirhs without drivers have been
Sn,rS I'm the northern part % the county.
John W Acker lwcnty-four years o'G me son
Of Ward Acker Of Ridge-sr. dicd on TnlfsoaEy. "
fbe Mcthod'st Episcopal Church, in kings, m -,,
Miss Ada May Hooso and George Mcrv IhtalI
~. ~. ~rsd on Thursday evening AZ the home
y The bri.e's parents Nj and Mrs Montgomery
fJ,a.."o N-o 90 XVcsfcheSter-ave The Rev. w. IT.
Prav pastor % the Summeried Methodist Episco-
nal church oftciated .,, ,.,.N =
,,.,l 10 erfrrtafucd on Wednesday evenings IN Lent
bv a series of Illustrated lectures arranged by inc
reotor lie Rev Charles Edward Bruger