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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
SPANISH GUNBOATS
Captured by Dewey Used Against the
Insurgents.

New York, March "A dispatch to-
the Herald from Manila says:
The former Spanish gunboat La Guna
de Bay steamed up the river opposite
Macati this morning and opened fire on
the insurgents on the opposite side of
the river from Gen. Wheaton's brigade.
She fired her four gatlings, two Nor
denfeldts and one FOUNDER.
At first the insurgents replied with
rifle fire but they could not stand be-
fore the hail from the gatlings.
The engagement lasted three-quarters
of an hour and then the insurgents
scattered, but as soon as the ironcIad
withdrew, the insurgents returned and
again opened a slow and annoying fire
across the river
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
Agoncillo, the Filipino Repre-
sentative, Who Sailed
For Europe From st. John
Narrowly Escapes Death.
WENT ON THE ROCKS
The Labrador Encounters a
Heavy Fog.
All the Passengers Escape In
the Boats.

Montreal. March "A cabIegram re-
ceived by the Dominion Steamship line
agent here announces the total loss OF
the company's steel steamer Labrador
from ST. John, n. B., for Liverpool The
passengers were saved. The Labrador
went on Skerryvore rock, on the 1rlsn
coast. ,.,.
nfnos was a passenger on the Labra-
THE CAPTAINS REPORT.
Tobermory, Scotland, March IN
vestigation into the wreck of the Brltlsh
steamer Labrador, from st. John, N B.,
for Liverpool, shows that she ran ashore
about four miles from SkerryVore on
Wednesday morning. Captain ErShne,
her commander. has sent the following
dispatch to the agents of the steamer
Labrador ran on Mackenzie rock in
a thick fog at o'clock yesterday morn
ing four miles from SkerryVOre. The
ship was caught amidships, the seas
breaking over. Holds No l, ana 8
were soon full of water. The passengers
and crew were saved in the boats. one
boatload was landed at SkerryVore nght
house The German steamer Viking
picked UP the remainder. No steamer
is obtainable to return for the passen-
gers If the ship is not broken up will
endeaVOr to save the mails when a
steamer is obtained
The Labrador had a good passage un-
III Sunud% WHeH SIie enteI GU d AOS Dehl. n
and lost her bearings. SkerryvOre light
was mistaken for IniStrahuu light on
the north of Ireland Most of the pas
sengers We're still in bed when the
steamer struck and there was much eX-
citement but the passengers were calm
ed by the assurances of the captain, the
boats were lowered without a hitch and
all on board left the steamer in safety.
The passengers and crew lost every
thing they possessed. The women and
children were put in the first boat and
the other passengers in the second boat.
The crew of the Labrador took the 9TH
er boats.
After three and a half hours the boats
met the steamer Viking, from Norway
which took them on board.
When the Labrador was last seen
she was settling down by stern. The
passengers of the wrecked steamer are
full of praise for the Labrador's officers
and crew and for the conduct of the
captain of the Viking.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
PRICE OF THE ALTON.
Road Sold For $74,5O5, ,675 Futreu
Contemplated improvements.

Chicago, March 2.-Beyond the expendi-
ture of s3.0O0,OG0 for the improvement of
the property generally and another $2,0O0,-
900 to be set aside for the work of elevat-
ing the tracks of the company in Chicago,
it is understood that the syndicate which
definite plans for the future management
aby ynG rere from the 1 of the
road and Vice President and General Man
ager Chappeu may succeed him. Mr..
Blackstone was offered the Craftsmanship
Of the executive committee, but declined
Win i S 1Iner 4ddla1s retsn ot the the c0Pay
positions.
Chief among the men who owned and
have sold the road were Marshall Field,
A. c. Bartlett, A A Sprague and John J.
Mitchell.
The price paid for the road counting in
the bonded debt, is $74, sos So.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
KUNKEL CLEARED.
Jury Finds the Defendant in the Law
renee Poisoning Case Not Guilty.

Lawrence, Kan, March c.-The jury
in the case of ]. J. Kunkei charged with
poisoning his wife, today returned a
verdict of not guilty and Kunkel was
released. The case has been on trial
for ten days. Kunkel, who is a tailor,
was accused of using poison to accom-
plish the deaths of his first and second
wives and of his step daughter, and
of his 3-year-old crippled son and his
father-in-law. The specific charge on
which he was tried was that of the
murder of his second wife in Septem-
Der, 1898. At one time the community
was arrayed against him to a unit, but
his recent trial found him more in favor.
Kunkel, accompanied by his daughter
and sisters of both his deceased wives,
was in the court room today when the
verdict was rendered. He received it
without a tremor of nervousness.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02

Capt. Elliott was in command of G.
company of the Twentieth Kansas, and
enlisted in the company under him are
two of his sons, James and Dan, cor
pora1 and sergeant. He was popular
with his men and one of the hardest
working officers in the regiment. A
veteran of the civil war, he went into
the service with knowledge of army
was sanitary officer in charge of the
transport. He was we'll known in To-
peka having been one of the officers of
the G. A. Z. at the state reunions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
HOUSE DODGES.
Refuses to Consider Question of Joe
Wheeler's Right to q Seat

Washington, March 2.-The resolution
to declare Gen. Wheeler and other rep
resentativeS holding army commissions
to have vacated their seats in the house
was called up today by Mr.. Henderson
of Iowa. The question of consideration
was raised at once by Mr. Lacey of
Iowa. and by Al to 81 the house refused
to consider the matter.
A yea and nay vote was then called.
The yeas and nays resulted n to 167
against the consideration of the resolu-
ton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
CAPT. ELLIOTT'S RECORD.
Something About the Popular Officer
Who Fell at Manila

Capt. David S. Elliott, who was killed
in Manila, was 54 years of age and was
born in Bedford, Pa
Capt. Elliott has been a resident of
Coffeyville, Kansas, for many years
and when the call for volunteers came
a company there and his daughter, who
had been his assistant, assumed the
duties of clerk. He was for several
years editor of the Coffeyville Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
Lady Curzon,s Health

Calcutta, March 2-Lady Curzon's
tllness is not serious. The round of offi-
clal gayeties planned for the remainder
OF the season here and at Simla when
the court goes there, will be carried ont
Reports of Lady Curzon's popuIa ritv
ana charms have now spread through
out the empire, and the royalties of ALI
the magnificent native courts are eager
to do her honor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
JOE SIBLEY Is ILL.

Harrisburg, March 2.-Congressman-
elect Joseph c. Sibley of Franklin, who
came to Harrisburg on Tuesday to take
part in the senatorial contest, is SER
iously ILL., His physicians say he is
threatened with pneumonia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
MRS. LOGAN RALLIES.
Her Condition is Reported as Showing
Improvement

Washington, March 2.-The condition
of Mrs Logan, the widow Of General
Logan who has been seriously i'll from
grippe and other complications has Inn
proved considerably. She is now said to
be out of danger, but is very weak.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
Weather Indications.

Chicago, March 2-For Kansas: Part
Iy cloudy tonight and Friday; colder to-
night; colder in eastern portion Friday;
winds shifting to northerly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
MAZZONI.
LAPPONI.


Rome, March 2.-The pope's condition
at 2:50 p. m. today is satisfactory today.
The patient is much better and there is
no fever. "A large number of additional
inquiries and kilograms have been re-
ceived at the vatican from sovereigns
and others in all parts of the world ex-
pressing sympathy with his holiness.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02
A SICK QUEEN.
Marie of Belgium Has an Attack of
Pneumonia.

Brussels March 2.-The Queen of Bel
gium is gravely i'll. Her majesty is Suf-
fering from bronchial pneumonia
Queen Marie Henriette of Belgium was
born August %, 1896, and is a daughter of
the late Archduke Joseph of Austria She
was married on August %, 1853.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-02

Martins Ferry, O., March 2.-The
American Tin Plate company has noti-
fed employees of local plants of an in
crease in wages of from to 10 per cent.
Over ], 600 men are affected.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28
MONTREAL

I'm vieillard de II ana, du
non DE- Pierre Lalondo, s'est cou-
rs la gorge q institution des
Smurs Crises t a etc transpor 6 q
l'bopital More Dame, ca II a ex-
pir6. Il souf,a1t gravement dc
/ as,hme, CO oui lul rendait la vie
tres p6nible. ii laisse plasieurs en-.
fants.
Les pi6tons qui chsmina1ent
sur la rue Craig, preside la gafe
Viger, ont 6le temoi1s dun accl-
dent qui a cont6 la We q un con-
ducteur de char. LIE tramw"y por-
tant le No 391, passsit on oe mo
ment, q Get endroit, a .uue allure
moder6e, quand le oonduoteur
Charles Edmond Danseresu, qui
10 tenait sur lie marche-pied, en-
tram de collector les passageurs,
perdit tout-A-coup ~l'equilibre, al
liant bonner de la tete sur rasphal-
t. de la rue On phsssger, tsmoin
de l'accldent, soma auss. tot ct lie
tranw>y stoppa. On VT alors une
f;lette dune douzaire d'ann6es se
pr6clprt,r q bas da char ct oourir
vers le ma;hsureux conduoteur,
etenda, SAILS connaisance, au mi
ller de- la rue. O'6tait la petite i'll
le de la victime qui go portait q
son secours. Assise sur l'avant
aernler bano du tramway, l'enfant
await W son p61e tourner sur lul
MEME, puls tomber dams Ia Tue.
Ga telephone sussil0t a ph6pital
Aotre-D Dame, Oh la voiture de ce:te
institution transporta le bless6, in
copscitnt.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

Washington, D. O., % avfil-
L. Vice. President Hobart a d6cla
re q ses amis intimes, y ccmp:ie
le President Mckinley, que ga
sant6 pc lul permettra pas d'accep.
ter la nomination Iour I'M second
terme, CONNIE il ]e d6sirait s1nsi
que le President ct toas les mem
bres de l'admini, tcatlon.
II est meme douteux 81 NJ. Ho-
bart sera assez bien pour presidel
q la prochaine session du S6nai, les
s%enateurs qui cont lei s'attende. t
q voir le s6nateur Frye ocouper Ia
chaise CONNIE president protempo-
re- 3 la prochaine cession,
S, lie vlce.pr6sldent r6signe, lie
president protempore du S,uat
presidera al pro;hsin Congress.
M. Hobart prend du mleux,
mails il faudrait IN miracle pour
quill fut gu6ri entierement puts.
qu.il SQUIRE ne la maladie de c@ul
ct quill nepourra plus supporter
les fatigues de la vie public,
LIE s6nateur Hanna a declare
que administration n'avalt pa
encore cho1si lie candidat pour sue.
c9der q NJ. Hobart.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28
tres Cans la chambre de ces jeu-
nes gems ct Oft tlouv6 Nelson
dams un 6tat tlAa criti;ue. %
croft pouvoir le SAWYER.

A une reunion des danes de Ia
paro!sse Ste Anne, dimanche de-.
nier arres la grand'm: $50, q la.
qusl;e Nine j. II. Seymour a etc
cholsie presidente, DIES sousorip-
lions ont 6t6 solljcitees dams lie
bat. de rea User cd certain montant
pour l'aohat dune magnifque stu
tue de Ste Anne pat1onne dc la pa
%roisse, don't ces danes ont en- vue.
A en- lug.r aux apparenoes de sa-
tist >ctlon de ls p%r6sidente ct de
Nine G.. Riviere, qui l'aidait dams
So 'aohe, il y a tout lieu de croire
que les so .scriptlons etaie: t tres
favorab!es. Nine E. Cr6peau, l'u.
ne DIES promo ricts de- octte entire
prise ttait aussi gu poste ct a sol.
Iicite toutes lea danes d venir joiL-
Dire Ia socl is Sta Anne, dout ellt
est un tes membles les plus de
vcu6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28
OAMUNIQUE.

On annoncs pour "a semaine
prochalne IN drame ayant pour
tire "A Royal Prisoner piece en-
oustre sctes, de la composition de-
S. James. LIE genre de CO dram >
ett tres 1nt6ressant ct inclus que
peu de comedie. qui efaee un peu
la mokotomie des seen. triste du-
rant les tro]s dernlers actes.
L'histoire de cstte episode g.
repro te au temps du regne de
i'Imp6ratrice Elizabeth file de
Pierre le Grand. qul fut detron6e
q la mort de Catherine Ire. Len
d6cors sont des plus rich 8 ct pre-
par6s expres.6ment pour la pro
duct1on de cat Outrage. NJ. James
sera assist6 de Frederl.k Book O.
j ssaline Rogers, tous deux Son
tres oonnus des deux V.lles
Smurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

Apres la seance r6gu:iere de la
Cour L'Etoile gu Nord No 1853.
de mercredi dernler, a Gu lieu le
bal dome sous sea auspices.
Mslgre la chaleur quill faisait
ct rince.t tude du temps, I'm grand
nombre Y ont pr1s part ct tous So
SOFT amuses 3 coeur joie 81 ION en-
juge par l'entrain qui y regneit.
LIE conit6 de danse compose de
NM. Trepanier It Chs Saucier;
celui d'entree dompos6 de NM. u.
Marsolais. G.. Chouinard ct D. M.
Chamberlain; It MN. T.. Layal;6-
re- ct N. Gaimond au vestiaire ont
droit q toates les Fluctuations pour
leur g5nereuse aide q cette occa-
sion.
LIE comit6 DE- rfgle:: Mines d.
Marso;ais, D NJ. Cumberland, A
Meunier ct Nile NJ. E. ienoir; lie
conit6 do reception: Mines Mag
gle Burrows, A. Chouinard, h.
Demers ct Mile Julia Lenoir, It
Ie comit6 de rafro1chissement:
Mines Rose Gaimoud, Rose Ga
gnon, S Perry, II. H6naut, ont
grhndemeEt contribute au success de
cet:e soir6e par |. maniete avec
laquelle tout a etc conduit. Lar
gent ct les blllets n'etaIt pas tout
rentr6 nous n'avons pu savolr en-.
core lie montaLt qui a etc realise.
Nous le publierons dams I'm pro-
chain num6ro.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

D6o6d6e a Plymouth. MIMI, le
courant, q l'age de So ans, Nine
Marchand, epouse d. notre estime
comratriote M. Samuel Marchand
pionn;er de cette locallt6, y resi-
laut deruis 1854
Nine Marchand ma etc que trois
jours malade ct q et6 enlevee q raf-
lection des stems par la terrible
pneumonie.
Epouse ct mere modele, ellie
laisse IN vide dams ga famille qui
ne s'oubliera pas fac1lem nj; sss
ncmb,euses q%ua|jtes lui avaient
aussi soquis le respect ct l'amiti6
de tous ceux qui Ia counaissaient.
Ellie layssl pour dep'orer ga mott
un 6poux ct ONE enfsnts don't S
maries: Mines Jchn Emo, Geo.
Hebslt, de South Bridge, Mass,
Jos Begin de Plymouth, NM. El
zear ct Joseph Malchsnd, de lake
Park ct MN. Edouard, Louis ct
Michel Mafchand ct Miles Marie,
Laura ct Eulalie. Etaut grave
ment malade dune inflammation
de poumop, cette derniere n'a pu
asslster aux fun6railles. En- plus
de oes IL enfants, deux sont
morris, ce qui lui aurait falt une
famille de Ii enfants.
Sesfun6, allies ont gu lleule 10
courant, a r6glises St-Joseph, de
Plymouth, au mil1eu dun grand
concours de parents ct d'amis. LIE
Rev. Pere Vent, cure de la parois-
se a prononc6 l'oraison fanebre.
Les porteurs 6tsient: MN. Char
les Berthiaume, Xavier Berthiau-
me, Honor6 Deziel, Ferdinand
Boucher, Francis Pomerleau ct
Barthelemy Pomerleau.
Nous prions la famille Marchand
de recevoir nos sinoeres oondol6-
ances.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

ter, Penn. Les douan ers disea
qu'ils sont sur Ia piste de deu,
millions de ces oigares.
NV York Lie correspondent
du journal" q Paris, tel 6graphit
CO qui suit: EN- dept des d6n6-
gatlons qui ont cts p 1bli6es, NJ
e. Rostand, l'auteur de 'Cyrano
de- Bergrrae" est fou ct a etc in.
tern6 dams I'm asile d'ali6n6s.
"Depuis qual1ue temps M. Ros.
tand .donnait des signes de d6ran.
cement d'esprit qai causaient
beaucoup d'anxi6ts q So femme OF
q 50 familIe. M. Rostani a DIES
halluoinatiors Oranges. II await
l'habitude de co METRE dams une
baignoire complement vetu, ct
quot quill ny cut pas a'eau dans
la ba'gnolre IL o4oyait prendre son
ba1n. VOLTA pourquoi Sarah Bern.
hsrdt ma pas encore joe ct ne
jouera probAD'ement ]amais. LA1-
glon," la piece gu. lui await pro-
mise l'auteur de "Oyrano de Der.
gerao."
Washington LIE convenient
espagno', parIl'interm5diaife de M.
Cambon, ambassador de France
a falt au Department d'Etat DIES
representations GU sujet de la 81
tuatlon des PRISONERS espsgnols
au pouvoir des insurg6s des 1les
Philippines.
M, Oambon a fait remarquer
que la defense fate r6oemment
par lie general Otis aux repr6sea-
tants da gouvernemeLt espagno!
de continuer avec les lnsurg6s les
negotiations enterprises, dams .le
but d'oblenir la relaxat on des pri-
eonnle1s espagnols, pourrait .ayoir
de s6rieuses consequences.
Les representations du goover.
nement espagoo|s mont pas la for.
ME dune protestatioa, mais seule-
ment d'observations sur la situa-
ton des malheureux prisonnfers,
ct le cabinet de Madrid demande
qu'on s'occupe de les secourir.
Dams e representations 10 gou-
vernement de Madrid fait allusion
q l'acte du general Otis, qui a in
terdit les communications d ira
vers les lignes des bell1gerants ct
d la cessation des efforts commen-
ces par les Am6r1calns dams le but
de secourir les p%risonniers espa-
gnols, par suite du ooLf;t entire
les troupes aes Etats Unis ct les
insurg6,.
La situt tion des prisonniers es-
pagnols NEST pas oonnue en- detail
mails 90 salt que ceux.ol sont au
nombre d'environ 5000. ct c. qui
est tres serieux, o'est gull y a par
mi eux des f,mmes It des enfants.
Ga esyere que, dams l'lnt5ret do
l'humanite, des measures eff CAGES
seront prises pc ur obtsnir la mise
en- lib,1t6 des prisonniers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

Des veterans de la reserve nava-
le de illinois, su nombre d'envi-
ron cant ciDquante, 80 proposentt
d'aller en- France a l'occasion de
Exposition de 1900 sur I'm navlre
don't l'64uipage Sc composera de
membres de leur soci6te. lis pas
seront bar les grsnds laos ct lie
Saint Laurent ct, arrives q Fem.
bouchre dc la Seine, lis remontc-
ront ce feuve ]usqu'a Paris. La
sool6t6 des veterans compile ache
ter IN nsvire q vo1les de 100 ton
neaux ct s'txerce Get It: 3 la man
oeavre sur lie lac Michigan. LIE
depart de Chicago pour fur aura
lieu vers le Is avril do lenu6e
prochaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28
DECES

Decide en- cette Vile, lie % cou
rant, q la residence de ga file Nine
Joseph Faubert, NJ: Pierre The.
rien, a r'ege de 70 ans.
LIE service funebre a Gu lieu
mardi a l'6glise Sic ANIME au mi
Leu dun grand concours de pa
rents ct d'amis ct Illumination au
oimet.ele Sc Marie.
Nos sinceres condoleances q la
famllle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28
Comment est Ceci

Nous ofrons cent dollars pou]
sucun cas- de Oatarrh qui ne peu1
etre gue1i par le Halls Catarrt
Cure i
F.. J. CHENEY & Co, Propres
Toledo, Ohio.
Nous les sousignes avons connu
F. }, CHENEY depuis Is ans ct
nous orcyoas ere parfaitement
honorable tt fnenoierem-n Mt capa-
BILE de 1emplir toutes obligations
ia tss par leur sooitt6.
WEST & TURAx, Wholesale Drug
gist, Toledo Ohio,
WALL ING, K1NNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, Q
LIE Halls Oetar1h Cure est pris
lit retirement ct egit dire,tement
sur lie sang ct lee surfaces muqueu-
Sos du system. Certlf ,ats gra-
tbs.
Adreaaez: F. J. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, O.
Vtniu par les drogaistes, prix
75o.
Halls Family Pills sont les
melllturs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

lie travail pour la reconstruc.
ton du pont de la 81 rae eat re-
tard6, le oontraoteur ne pouvant
aycir le f r. D'at.r6s le oontIat lie
pont dot etre termin6 quatre mos
ap,es So signature par lie cont10
leur de la vile. De dernier la a.
gne le 2l f6yrier, mails il est 6vi-
dent quill faudra six mois avant
que la circulation soft rerm1se SUI
CO polt.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

Or nomm6 Tom flanagan q
etc trouvA mort d1manche dernis r
sur II Nicolet. Ii etalt etendu
sur le bord de la rlviere avec ses
p,edsA l'eau ct I'M revolver q ses
Cot6s. Les vetements de Flsnni-
gan etsient mouill6s ct on Euppo
sc qu'h await d'abord decide de &c
meyer ct tyant change d'ld3e il
s'est. :brdt6 la oervelle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

Des plans pour des engagements
a la vieiIle bat:sse du march6 ont
cts presentes q l'i%nspecteur de ba.
tlsses Haas ct un permls de $685..
600 a etc dome pour defrayer lee
depenses DIES am6lioratlons de Get
t., propriet6. La facade sur la Wa
bashe sera allongee de 10 pieds.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

Nels Nelson ct Michael Jordan
deux jeunes hommes venant de
Taopla, Mimi, l'ont 6chapp6 bel
samedl soir. En- srrivant EN- vile
lie ont loue une chamdre q l'hotel
Warwick ct avant de sc coucher
ills ont souMe le gaz. LIE lende-
main les employees sentant Todeur
du gaz dams le corridor sont en-.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

On nomm6 j. L. Conner. de-
meurant su No 28l6 avenue Nj
collet s'est suicide dimanche ma
tin vers II heures en- 80 precipi-
tant du pont de la lO6me avenue
sud. LIE dess spo1r est la cause de
cette terrible decision.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

sJeudi LED de mai aura lieu 4 Ia
residence de Nine Alex Tuscany,
629, Be rue N. une solree de ia
mile. Nine Tuscany invite specia-
lement les paroissiens de Ste An.
ne ct toutes ses amls q y prendre
part ct promet une soiree gale
pour tous. Il y aura musique, ]eu
de cRrtes, etc.
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a Ia derniere assembl6e dc l'6-
cole de. col ture qui a ca lieu sa-
medi. dernler q la residence de
Nine F. F. Plouf, 1920 Universe ty
AyeN. E., les jeunes files suiv an
tes ont 6t6 admises CONNIE men,
bres: Genevieve He1y, Grace
Kleinegger, Jennie Uorrlveau,
Louis Plouf, Alice Beriau, Eva
Beriau, Eva Taller, ct Eds Tail.
fer.
La prochaine assemble aura
lieu chez Nine Jos Lavall6e. 2307
5Ame rue n. e. .n
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

Une jeune file du nom de Ly-
dia s%peulding qui a cts mordue
par IN strpeut v6nimeux, uu'elle
tena;t dams SOS malna, est morte
DIES suites de cette pleasure di-
manche matin vers oLze leures,
apres .plusieurs heures de souf-
frances RtrOces.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

D.. A partir du Ter NAL l'ordonnan-
ce du couv1e feu sera mis- en- vi.
gueur ct les enfants qu1 SO ttouve-
1ont sur la rue apres neuf heures
sc trouvcront embarrass6s. LIE
couv1e fen SRA some par lss olo-
che. des % stations de la brigade
du feu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

On q confsqu6 en- Get 9 vile same
di derpler 25. 600 cigares qui por-
tsie1.t des timbre de revenu con-
tr, fats. Cos timbres ont et6 con
trefnlts par la compsgnie VIM. T
Jacob, de Lancaster. Pa.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

Les emprunt. d'6co!es suivsnts
ont etc APPROVES par le con.eii
d'Etat. Come DE- Stevens, dist. No
10, $500; come de Morrison, dit.
No 81 $500; connie de Big Some,
di,t No 49, $500.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28
QUEBEC

-Lhon. P. Garneau, c~onseiller
l%6g;slat!f. SQUIRE depuis quelques
jours dune maIsdie tres grave, la
pneumonia. Lon n'apprehs nde
pas d'issue fatale. Lhon. N. Gar.
neau est age de pres rs nns.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-28

On msnde de Paris gull ny q
rien de vrai dens le bruit r6psLdu
par lie Journal la 'Frond-," sui
want Iequel trois cas- dc peste sc
seraient declares parmi les en-
ploytes dun des grands magasins
de la capital. lie journal pr6ten~
DAFT que le microbe de la ma(adie
await 6!e apport6 dams des tapls
d'Olient.