davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-08-03
ment la vue. Nous v6cumes alors

ment la vue. Nous v6cumes alors
du revenu DIES Economies r6alls6s
par ma mere. La ch6re sainte
await trouv6 le moyen de nous met
tire a l'abri du besoin Mon p6re
pour SO distraire NIT un crayon
dams les mains de NOZZLE, il rope
TAFT qu'elle apprendrait vite, qu'el-
le aussi ferait des copies qui nous
permettraient une vie plus facile;
mails lentement la lumi6re s'6tei-
gnit ct il devint tout a fait aveu-
gle.
NOZZLE n'eut pas d'occupation
plus douce, de mission plus sainte
que celle de le conduire, ct pour
nous s'assombrit ct Sc r6tr6cit de
plus en- plus le cercle de la famil.
le.
Une seule lettre m'arriva en-
quatre ann6es.
Ellie 6tait dat6e de France.
Mon mari y await sa famille.
D'apr4s ces demi-confdences 10 sa-
vais qu'elle habitat la Normandie.
Probablement il y 6tait revenu
dams un moment de besoin crois-
SAINT GU de d6sespoir.
Mails MULE indication d'adresse
1ien qui me NIT absolument sur la
vote. J'6crivis au banquier alle-
mand, ct j'appris plus tard que
mon mari await recu cette lettre.
Les mois pass6rent, puts des
mois encore, ma file grandis-
salt ellie devenait ce que vous la
voyez, douce ct belle, r6sign6e COM
me SO mere. Dieu ne permit pas
que je gardasse mon dernier pro-
tecteur. ...Je perdis mon PEREZ.
Cette fois je faillis succomber a ma
douleur. Ma file me rattacha a la
vie, mails usant de mes premieres
forces, j'6crivis a mon mari pour
lui apprentice a quel abandon je
me trouvais r6duite. Ma lettre
tremp6e de larmes n'6tait qu'une
pri6re ardente de revenir a sa file
q sa femme; puts apr6s avoir jet6
CO cri d'angoisse supreme, %'atten-
dis ....U n soir on frappa rude
ment q la porte de notre pauvre To-
gis, je courus ouvrir, I'm homme
me prit dams ses bras en- m'appe-
liant marguerite" II revenait,
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La Chine, avec ses quatre cent
millions Inhabitants, est gouvern6e
par une femme.
CONNIE on peut lie voir par les
REGENTS 6venements, Ga va bien aus
81.
LES derniers recensements f.
Kent a six millions ct demi la po-
pulation de Londres avec I'm &C.
croissement annuel de 10000
ames.
Les missions catalogues aux
Etats- Unis ont sous leur charge
1926 sauvages catalogues ct
1865 negres catalogues.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-08-03

Abonnez-vous PEoHo DE LOU
EST, $1.0O par aimee.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-08-03

derniers invites, le comte Ostroe
fit demander q la pauvre Granger.
qu'il abritait 81 ellie pouvait le re
cevoir.
Les infortun6s sont plus recon
naissants que les h%eureux, les ia
cons dictates du comte toucheren'
jusqu'aux larmes la mere de Noe
lie.
-Dites a monsieur lie comte, re.
pondit-elle, que je lui serai recon.
%naissante de sa. visite.
Ellie attira NOZZLE sur ses genou1
ct attendit Ostrog en- probe a ur
grand trouble.
II SO pr6senta supplement, met.
tant plus de bont6 encore que de
respect dams son attitude ct dams
la facon don't il embrassa lenfant
Avant tout, il voulait METRE ls
jeune femme a False ct appele1
plutot que demander ses confden.
ces.
II la voyait vraiment pour Ia
premiere fois.
Au moment Oh ellie tomba eva
nouie pres de la grille, il ne lui
avail 6t6 possible d%'entrevoi1
qu'u ne forme svelte, un visage pale
ct de long cheveux blends d6nou6s.
Cette fois l6trangere SO trouvait
place. en- pleine lumiere. II put
d6tailler alors I'm profit dune f.
nesse grecque, de grands yeux
bleus emplis jusqu'au fond dune
|insondable douleur, une bouche
qui depuis longtemps ignorait lie
sourire, IN corps frele, affaiss6
sous le poids dun long chagrin.
-J'espere, madame, lui dit le
comte, que vous n'imiterez point
l'exemple de mes h6tes; lie dernier
a quite Versel HER.. Vous &C.
complirez en- restant une bonne,
une tres bonne action. 49,. Laisse-
moi vous parler franchement, vous
me r6pondrez ensuite. Je ne sails
nj vos devoirs nj vos chagrins. il
gnore tout de votre vie, hors votre
d6nuement. Je ne demande a rien
apprentice. ST plus tard vous avez
confance en- moi, vous me r6v6le-
rez CO quill vous conviendra 80.
J'appartiens a une classe de gems
ASSET rare: les millionnaires iris
tes. .Toute ma famille est NOR
te....De cette famille, l'etre que
j'a1 lie plus Anne 6tait une seur
que je Wis pour la derniere fois
quand ellie await douze ans....Je
la pleure depuis CO jour-la.. Vo-
tire file lui resemble dune facon
81 frappante quill NEST pressure
facile de me faire illusion en- la re-
gardant. 80. Restez lei dams cette
grande demeure Oh manqne une
ma1tresse de maison, vous aurez
votre place. Je vous prierai de
bien vouloir surveiller la d6pense
ct je fxerai pour &c travail plus
important que vous ne croyez peut-
6tre, n r65ribution honorable. =.
Six mile francs par n....M MATS
vous me permettrez de trailer Fen
FAINT CONNIE ma file, de la CATER
I'm peu, ct de l'aimer beaucoup.
-Accepte! maman! accepte: Sc
cria NOZZLE en- joignant les mains.
-Avant de vous r6pondre, mon
sieur lie comte, dit la jeune femme,
veuillez m'6couter -. J'ai une his
toire, une triste historic. ... Ma
file peut lentendre, c'est vous di-
re que je mai jamais Gu a rou-
-Je vous 6coute, madame, re-
pondit lie comte Ostrog,
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VIE HEUREUsE

La jeune femme Sc ~recueillit IN
moment, puts ellie reprit.
Mon pere, d'origine FRANCHISE
6tait depuis longtemps fx6 en- Ita-
tie. Peintre de talent, NAL servi
par la fortune, il arrivait dependant
q nous faire vivre dune facon no.
norable, grace au produit de bellies
copies de toiles c6lebre qu'ils ven
DAFT ensuite a DIES Anglais. J'ai
v6cu toute ma jeunesse dams un
milieu tranquille ct heureux. J'ai-
mais les arts sans my livrer, ct ma
seule occupation 6tait d'aider ma
mere dams les mile travaux du
m6nage, ct d'ex6cuter de merveil-
leuses broderies. Jusqu'a Page de
dix-huit ans, je v6cus dams cette
insouciance qui est le partage des
enfants n'ayant gu sous les yeux
que l'exemple du bien, ct qui SO
savent aim6s de tous ceux qui les
entourent. Vers cette 6poque I'm
Francois affchant IN grand luxe
arriva a Rome. II paraissait al
mer les arts, fit a mon pere DIES
commandes importantes, ct obtint
lentr6e de notre maison.. ..Que
vous dirai-je, monsieur lie comte,
il me dit quill m'aimait ct je le
crus. Ma famille n'6tait point as
SEE richie pour exiger une CROSSE
fortune de mon fanc6; le luxe
quill afichait semblait me promet-
tire plus que l'aisance. ne
calculai rien, je ne demandai rien
je l'aimais Ill devint mon mari,
ct pendant six mois je me crus la
plus heureuse DIES femmes....
LIE caractere du compagnon de ma
vie. .Laisse-moi vous taire son
NOM. .devenait bien dificile ct
sombre, mais je parvenais tou jours
a lie d6rider. SEES chagrins ne du-
raient gu4re; il m'6tait interdit de
lui en- demander la cause, ct je
voyais dams cette defense une nou-
velle preuve d'affection. .Cepen-
dant je ne tardai pas a m'inqui6ter
la gene sc faisait sentir ..Je dus
engager puts vendre des bijoux;
enfn, ~confante dams la bont6 de
ma mere, e lui empruntai diverses
sommes quill me fut impossible
de rendre. Un jour, mon p6re me
prlt q part, ct me regardant pro-
fondement me demanda:
-Est-tu heureuse?
Mon mari maine toujours.. -.
r6pondis-je.
II secoua la t6te ct r6p6ta:
Marguerite, est-tu heureusef
Je penchai mon front sur son
epaule, ct 'ajoutai:
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DOW PAUL PROTESTS.
May Cali Portugal to Time for Aid
Ing English as She Has.

May Cali Portugal to Time for Aid
Ing English as She Has,
London. April lit Is learned that the
Beer governments have formally notified
Portugal that they consider the shipping
of British troops aud munitions OF war TO
Rhodesia by way Of Beira, Portuguese East
Africa, to be tantamount TO hostile action,
This. however. will not stop General Sir
Frederick Carrington's force from entering
Rhodesia.
Whether or not the Beers will make
reprisas upon Portugal remains to be
seen. though the best informed opinion
here inclines to the belief that the Bosrs
are not likely to back UP their protest With
action that would bring them into HOSTILE
ties with still another power
The British government, the Associate
Press Is officially informed. stands ready
10 take the part OF Portugal IN case the
Beers attempt reprisals. but so far Por-
tugal has not applied for British aid, nor
has she replied TO the Beer notification.
With Great Britain at her back, 1t Is
said she will not give In 10 the slightest n
main, aiming that the transactions at Beira
are fully justified by the long standing
treaties between Great Britain and Porlu-
gal. While the situation Is admitted to be
grave. the foreign office is not inclined TO
believe the Beers VIII take aggre Give ae-
ton
The concensus OF opinion Is that should
the Beers attempt rtpr.sals, II would re-
act to the advantage OF Great Bfita'n, en-
'nfsing her to use Delsgoa Bay ire' Y
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British Army and Navy At Glands
laagte and Damaged Them.
OFFICIAL REPORTS FROM ROBERTS
General Gatacre Has Been RecaIled--Other Conn
manders Are Being Changed and the English
Are in Very Bad Way at the Front.

q ~ NTH, Tuesday. April 1o.---The
nrened fire this morning early.
se9e ~ shells into the British camp al
Eianae. .agte from three positions. widely
separated. The shells did no damage, The
troops moved out to recon otter and
found the Beers in strong force and we'll
fortified. ona naval 4.7-inth replied to the
Beers, who have again placed a Long
Tom in position.
Evening. When the Beers, commenced
Smelling. the British were drilling. aud one
private was killed and another was
wounded before the soldiers were with
drawn from range Then the naval brs-
gade opened fire and drew the heavy f,is-
silade aud two of the cruiser PhIlomel,s
gunners were killed. The naval men stuck
to their positions, however, and the
Beers urmasked six guns, including ioo-
FOUNDER and shells fell in all the British
camps.
After three hours bombardment, the
Boer FIRE slackened and the burghers
cleared from kopje on the right, when a
British shell lit on the spot occupied BY
their gun. Another command was seen
moving toward the British left, apparently
with the Intention OF thanking them but
the British shells forced them to retire.
The British advance picksts were con-
tinually snlped, but few casualties have
been reported, In the afternoon the naval
brigade again fired a few shells. IL is
rumored that body OF Beers has gath
cred southwest Of Elandslaagte with the
apparent Intention of cutting the British
lines OF communication.
General Cleary directed today's opera
ton.
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NORTH CAROLINA Fon BRYAN.
Instructs Its Delegates to The San
sas City Convention for Him.


Raleigh, N. c.. April IL. 2 a. m.-'rhe
democratic State convention held here
today nominated the following ticket;
Governor. Charles a, Aycock Of Wayne;
lieutenant governor. W. D. Turner Of
Iredell; secretary OF state, J. Bryan Grimes
OF Pitt; State auditor, B. f. Dixon Of
Cleveland; state treasurer, B. R. Lacey
OF Wake.
The platform denounces the tariff legis-
lation OF the republican party; the gold
standard, trusts and all trade cnmbina-
tions; demands the passage OF the legis-
Iation that will suppress the same; ia
vors the election OF United states SEN
ators by the people; favors an income
tax and says:
I'VE are in favor OF peaceful CONNER
cial expansion. but denounce imperialism
and militarism.
I'VE admire the heroiem and ability with
which the Hon. William ]. Bryan has de-
Tended the principles OF the democratic
party and hereby instruct the delegates
from this State to the next National DEM
ocratic convention to vote for his re-nom-
ination as a candidate for the presi-
dency."
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London. April IL, $40 q M There Is
little fresh intelligence from the seat Of
war in South Africa. II looks as though
Lord Roberts may be preparing to take a
strong force to clear the Eoers from be-
hind him. A capeown dispatch says he
VIII not move for another week. owing to
the necessity Of gathering stores and sup
plies.
Sir William Gatscres sudden removal
Is the theme Of much speculation The
curt manner in which II is announced
causes much comment.
Tho general impression is that 1t is con.
inectcd with the Reddersburg affair. all
though there are many who consider that
there miist 30 something much more seri-
gus. as other generals in South Africa
have been retained in command after blun-
ders more formidable than Gatacre's.
The war office has received no news az
the death Of Colonel Baden-Powell. and ut
terly dlscredits the rumorx
The operations at Natal have not yet
been explained. There appears to have
been an attempt to outnank the British
at Elandslaagte and to sever them from
their base at Ladysmith. The duke Of
Marlborough has arrived at Bloemfontein.
There are now fifteen grandsons of the
duchess Of Abercorn serving with the Brit
ish forces.
1t is announced from Bioemfontein that
Colonel lingo Jones has been appointed
-
Maxwellto the command of the Fourteenth
brigade, Colonel Knox to the command OF
the Third brigade and Major Brsslerr
creigh OF the Indian stan corps to tho
commend Of Robfrts horse.
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MR. MACRUM MAKES GRAVE CHARGE.
If the Proofs Are Not at Pretoria, They Have Beer
PurposeIy DESTROYED.

Liverpool, Ohio April
Republic
Adelbert failed
being Ma while
malicious the
a nothing
maligned until become bred OF At
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hons COMPLIMENTS THE loEns.


SAYS They Fought stubborniy nnd
Only Gave In When Overpowcrcd.
London. April 1.-THE war office has
received the following dispatch from Lord
Roberts:
'BIoemfontein, April li.--Methnep re-
ports that the party Of Beers defeated
April 5 made good resistance for four
hours, and only gave 10 when our troops.
with fixed bayonets were within fifteun
yards OF them. Seven of the enemy we're
killed. eleven were wounded and tfty-ons,
were made prisoners. Besides Lieutenants
Boyle and Williams, Sergeant Patrick
Campbell was killed and two OF our men
were wounded. Williams was Killed de-
iltberattly after the white flag had been.
held ups The perpetrator OF the crime wss
at once shot,
Methuep speaks In high terms OF the
intelligent manner In which the Imperial
Yeomanry and Kimberley mounted corps
behaved.
Butler reports that the enemy attacked
his right flank yesterday while he was en-
gagged In changing his position. but our
artillery sileDced their guns and they did
not press the attack. Our losses were four
killed and eight men wounded.
There is no further news yet from
Wepener."
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rIscnER nLAMEs MINER.
Reported to Have said Miner Prac
"A tlcnlly Caused the Wnr.

Reported TO Have said Miner Prac-
ticnlly Caused the War.
Rome. April II. The Naples corresponds
ent OF the Tribuna telegraphs an inter-
view he has had with Mr.. Fischer, one Of
the Boer peace commissioners. who ar
rived there yesterday.
Mr.. Fischer said he was conveyed that
Sir Alfred Miner. when appointed 80
ernor OF Cape Colony and British high
In South Africa, went to
Capetown with fixed determination. witty
o mission to bring about the war; and
this was proved by the fact that Miner
had systematically opposed the Transvaalh
generous efforts and concessions to avci9
war" although he had received precise In
|Structions to follow this line Of policy
Srwhle the TransvaaI was making con-
cessions," said Mr.. Fischer, Great Brit
ain was gathering troops along the from
Her.
The Boer envoy accuses Sir Alfred Mil
ner Of fnlsifyjng dispatches In fact, ac-
ccrding to the commissioners, accusations
against Sir Alfred Miner constitute one
sof the principal features IN the nego-
tiations which the commissioners seek 70
carry through.
The Roer ENJOYS left Naples today. goirS
BY OF the st. 6othard pass and with
out stopping here.
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GATAcRE is REcALL,sn.


British Gcnerai's Many BIun,lcrs
Cause HIS Removal.
London. April 1I.--Lord Roberts has
wired to the war office from Bloemfontein
under date Of Tuesday, April 10. AZ fol-
lows:
The enemy have been very active dur
ing the past few days. One commando Is
now on the north bank Of the Orange river
not far from Aliwalnorth, while another
Is attecklng wepencr. The garrison there
/ is holding out brGvely md Indicted serious
logs Oh the Boe.s. Major Springs OF the
Cane Mourted Rifles was killed No other
casualties hcve teen reported as yer. The
TROOPS are being moved up rapidly. A
patrn. OF six men OF the Seventh Dragon
Gusres, under Lieutenant Netherly, which
had been reported missing since April IL.
has returned safely
As the foregoing dispatch does not men-
ton OF the alleged British reverse Sunday
at Nes-katsfontein, the Boer kilograms
are not credited at the war of1ce and they
are further dscredited on account Of the
discrepancies In the dispatches. ~ the
Mcerkatsfontein message Is located near
Brandfort. and In another It is located
southeast OF Bloemfontein. the places be-
ing 1c0 miles apart.
General Gatacre's return to England Is
accepted as being in the nature OF recall,
though no reason is given for II ANA 1t will
be associated In the public mind with his
lack OF success. Lord Roberts criticized
his management at the storsnberg attack
and possibly Gatscre aniving an hour and
half 100 late to rescue the Reddersburg
force may have determined his return.
General Rumble. It seems. succeeds Gem
eral Gatacre and according TO a dispatch
from Bloemfonten the comma nders of sew
eral brigades are about 70 be changed
The Reuter- Telegram company's CORES
pondent at Aliwalnorth. wiring at $40.
this morning says: There Is no further
news from Wepener. Too cloudy to hello
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AN ENGLISH REVIEW.
Figure II Out that Thcy Arc Pretty
Safe.


London. April l2.--rhe Bloemfontein
correspondent 0. the Times, telegraphing
Wednesday. says:
ut Is announced In general order that
General Sir Herbert Chermside has been
appointed to the command Of the third
division. vice General sir William Gataere,
ordered home TO England.
General Brabant's force is confident OF
being able 20 hold out. The Beers, after
showing considerable dash, have wayered
when it came 10 the final issue and have
struck at least a vital point. where they
are greatly Handicapped by their proximity
20 the Basuto border.
Owing to the sirategical concentrations
since the enemy's movements became de-
fihed there need be little anxiety as 10 the
safety to the Cape border, No organized
invasion OF Cape Colony Is now possible
except under extreme risk. which Com
msndant Olivier 10 not likely 10 take. e.
peciaIly - hjs horses are reported 20 b.
gfesfiy axhauatsd." =
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noEns MAssnD AT KRoossrAD.

Thirty-fve Thousand strong and
Feeling Very Mneh Like Fighting.
london, April l2.-The correspondent OF
the Daily Mail at Lourenzo Marquee, seie.
graphing Wednesday. says 'Th, depar-
ture Of the cbicago ambulance corps for
Pretoria was delayed on suspicion OF nil
clustering. The members left by a special
train this afternoon. accompanied by a
motley following Of French ana Germans.
100 In all. The departure only occi,rred
after many stormy Interviews with the
Portuguese authorities,
The 'rsmbers have no passports sn5
Clara Barton 20 the effect that she knows
some Of them personally and hslIsves .tksm
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QUEEN BRAvEp THE STORM.

ictorin Took Long Drive, Al
though II Blew Hurricane.
!. Dublin, April lin spite OF the almost
bntinuous rain, Queen Victoria, accompa-
arbed by the Princess Victoria OF Batsen-
sberg. her granddaughter surprised the
Jew spectators in Phoenix park by driving
tput during the afternoon. The ordinary
iloaes were deserted, rain and wind pre-
Vailed and the thoroughfares we're ID a
Horrible condition. The carriage reached
tne vics regal residence safely at 8 O'Clock
after an eighteen mile drive.
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rRAScE wArcnINc nnlrAIN.
Does Not Like the Portuguese Deal
and May Protest.

Does Not Like the Portuguese Deal
ana May Protest
Paris, April 1.-THE question Of the
transportation Of British troops across
Portuguese territory to Rhodesia with the
permission OF Portugal, was brought up In
the chamber OF deputies today by two in
terpellations.
The minister OF foreign affairs. VI. Del
Case In refusing to discuss the matter.
said that France had declared her peu-
trailily at the opening Of the war. but that
she was not expected to guarantee the neu-
tralify OF other powers. France, he added
can not be expected TO undertake alone
such a guarantee, while the other powers
hold back. There was no reason TO sup
pose that French capital invested in Mon
zambique would be endangered, but II
such a condition arose the government
would not fail 10 furnish protection.
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10 be genuine. but many have openly OK
pressed their intention or fighting. The
Beers are paying from 80 to $40 per
month for such recruits.
'Thirty-lve thousand Beers With ninety
guns are concentrated on the range OF
hills between Kroonstad aud Winburg.
The whole line 10 fortified aud is almost
i'm preenahIe
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For Pan-smerican Congress.

Washington. April LA meeting Of all
the ministers and ambassadors represent.
ing the countries Of the three Americas
has been called for Saturday at tho pu-
reau OF American Republics 70 lake ueps
10 insure representation Of their respectIve
countries It the second Pam Amertcsn con
gress to b held IN the city Of Mexico
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. April 11.--Eastern Texas-,iraif
Thursday and Friday: warmer Friday. north
westerly WINDS.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair;
warmer Friday: variable winds.
Louisiana-Far Thursday. with colder in
extreme northern portion; Friday fair and
warmer. fresh northeriy winds.
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MI \ itssl X . *. "A n. & z Rs n Y A. '' KS
Brstaln's tseavy contrie&tssa,
~ ne TransvnnI Nrar. ~
London, April iis-rhs MI of,cs
issued this AFTERNOON returns 81
the total easuaitiss Up 70 April I.
Il was Is follow;
KILLED ID action. al ofncsrs and
$3.50 men.
nlsd q wounds. 4 otAssrs and
ass men.
Messing and prisoners, iss otncsrs
and s5aa men.
Died q disease. q offcers ana
1855 men y
Accidental deaths, officers and
81 men.
Repatrlated invaIids. sss officers
and 1894 men
Tosnl 1866 exclusive Of Inc
sick ana wounded now IN hos
pitfalls.
To the war oftsce returns OF
casualties niust be added the
Iossc. Of the last week and
the wounded. nRKrcgaunE
10000 men, annkinE : grand
total Of upwards OF $4,000 or
! f'ccrs ana men put out Of ac-
lion.
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,;eneral ob.ervat,on,.

: Observations taken at all stations by the
United States weather bureau at p. IN. yes
terday. 10Th meridian time: Rain
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MESSINA LEMONS.

| have large and fresh arrival fancy fruit Ask
TOR quantity prices M. ALLEN, Wholesale Fruits.
Houston. Texas.