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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-29

WASHINGTON. Nov 2s.--speaker Hem
derson. OF the fouse Of representatives,
foday appointed the members 81 the com
n1ttrs 70 attend on the part OF the house
t9e funeral of tina late Senator Davis. Of
Ninnesosas The committee Includes tho
eQfire Minnesota delegation. with Mr..
Mwncy - chairman: Mr. Cannon. Of NJ
ihoiss Mr. arosvenor. Of Ohio: Mr.. Moody.
of MASSACHUSETTS,; Nr. Jepkfnx .of wis
consius Mr., w. A. Smith. Of Michigan; Mr.
Nlchardson. of Tennessee; Mr.. Bailey. of
Texss: Mr. Clark. Of Missouri: Mr.. Burke,
~ Texas; Ar. Underwood. OF Alabama.
The special train bearing the commit
tiers Of the senate and house win leave
Warrington tomorrow. although the hour
OK departure has not yet been set.
70 Director ~ the Census Marian. who
Vas one Of thu presidents callsrs today,
the president spoke feeifngiy OF the death
Of Senator Davis. and me srcat loss
which the senate and country had sus-
tanned.
nrscsor Merriam has not yet decided
whether he will became . candidate for
tho vacancy created BY Senator Davis
death.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 29--The World says:
Contracts twere signed yesterday in
London and ratified In Wall street. for the
equipment OF the Chnring Cross. Euston
and Hampstead underground railway with
electricity. at a cost of about $4,000 600.
Americans will furnish all the capital for
the enterprise.
The contracting parties were Charles
T. Ysrkes. III. G. Davis. A. u. Houseman
and others OF New York; j. J. Mitchell.
of Chicago. and the firm of Price &
Reeves, of Westminster England, cleo
tricai and general contractors
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senator Fss~ Nes Net saeee.a 60
Senator Davis shsirassa.htr

u y IN Ne. Nov n Aenat1r
Frye siaetsd ier Washington TO-DAY Win
Mrs FRYE TIE sehAter saia that ~
hessa = sss tho shsaplns eih sraetsa
this wtntss. Bat ~as aas ohsivtats n, a.
fast that egarestiaa nsixht tassstuoas Ray.
tisnassstAFs tactirs "a prevent anal aetfgn
10 said taat ~ bad nn si,sAshs that the
s1lpsaax afIi ~enld pass q usfAe later.
ssva q asfestsa al this SECESSION
1he senator Expressed eaanaencs that
Aasnr ~ssam eas lssae ; sanKrvsstman an.
DIR sHe nge tpnsun AgaefsfaanteAt
"a The fpFvs2m k1Alfs eassnsttne mate
sse~at ~ thss death - s@aasov nMssa
sssMasee tySr SAT-.
IL n true saAt she cAAErrnanaslp ~
sSe fsrvtkn affairs weui8 nasaaiiy fag ~
mss tst shiak thv creamessp casualties.
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AZ whose head I am is OF more import
ance just now. and that l can best serve
the country and its great commercial
interests by continuing 10 my present po-
xition. The interests OF New England In
this matter are great
Asked what his views were on the pres
ent issue with Turkey. the senator de-
ciared that II strenuous measures were
necessary there would be nothing 10 pre-
vent the war vessels Of the United States
from making trip up the Dardanelics,
as the United States Is not n party to the
European concert touching the guardian
ship OF the Mediterranean gateway OF
Constantinople.
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WERE SAVED BY YAQUIs.
Five A1evtcans whose Lives We've
Threateaed ny Mextcaas, who
Were Intoxtcsted.

PHOENIX, Aris.. Nov sss--A. private
message received here this morning by
Pedro Garcia, from Terra. small settle
meat south 81 Guaymas, 10 the state OF
Sinaioa. Mexico. says that two weeks ago
I'VE Americans were imprisoned there and
only escaped summary execution through
ths Intervention Of faaui Indiana
large gang OF Mexieans and Yauuis
and I'VE Americans were at work there
on a dredge. Much ili-fesiing existed be-
tween the Americans and the Mexlcans.
An American named Wells and Mexican
named Ramon, foreman OF the gang,
fought one night and the next day q piece
Of machinery fell on Ramon. killing him
Wells and another American had charge
81 the machine and were arrested at
once. charged with planning his death.
They were thrust into jail and the Mex
leans while drunk decided 10 shoot Wells
aud the other Americans
Yaauls whom Wells had bpfr,endad
heard OF the plan and sent word IL the
Americans we're molested they would at
tack the Maxieans.
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~Ahevs ~ Ceasress Who Canaot
Welt Atsesa Da~t. Fss~ral

sfWAbHfSo Nov. &.-@owinx to the
near appruach Of the eonyvnins ~
congress many prominent senators aud
Representatives cannot attend fAs Funeral
~ senator Davis, TIE members 81 shs
WAYS and means COMMITTEES win meet
Oh saturday probably 70 act on the war
revenps rfduesien measure. 30 they can.
nps Aitenas NJ Tswnay, Of Minnesota.
though ore ~ thu s0mr,ittaa Ia nlt~,,s
thv hanetai may be unable TO IA to III,
raul. AZ he y a member 10 ths eofnnlt.
tee framing ths war tasanue act amend.
nssnt% There h one vacancy. and Gen.
rfosssnof + absent 80 upen party iines
the committee weua b. q tte II NJ
rnwhey ehnnld b. away unless 4 palr
Fouia b. arranged With ono 81 the snlnos.
~
The seat formerly oevnpsed BY ssnatnr
Davis viii be taken b senator Hanna
hsfesfssT, ~ havfng applied sar = aarne
sisse ass. whsn Senator DAVIS sought !
seat not yea sAestit
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HE DENIES 4 SHORTAGES.


FERNANDINA. Fla. Nov. SD Lu-
kenbiil. the agent Of the Seaboard AIR
Line system here, resigned on November
IS and requested an examination OF mis-
accounts The railway people. after par
tiai examination OF the books. discovered
n shortage. which Is estimated TO have
be something like $50 coo
Mr. Lukenbill was arrested and put I'M
der bond for preliminary trial on the
10th. On that date, by mutual consent of
counsel the hearing was postponed until
December II and Mr.. Lukenbiil put under
bonds.
The attorneys for Mr.. Lukenbiii claim
there has been no shortage. Mr.. Luken-
bill claims there IS absolutely no truth in
the story that he had dealings In any way
with brokers In New York.
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p.troit Mlrlron.ire peaa.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 2S-~Davis Whit
ney. jr.. millionaire lumberman and vessel
owner, died tonight in his home here,
aged 70 years. after an illness OF about
two weeks
Mr.. Whitney was one Of the best-known
lumhermen in the West. and at one time
the firms Of G. " y. Whitney and SHILLING.
Whitney q Barnes. I'm which he was in
terested. we're the largest lumber firms
In the United states. He was also the
owner OF seven or eight steam barges,
engaged in the lumber and ore trade on
the great lakes. He Is survived by his
wife and four children.
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coMMlrTEE Cr TINE SENATE.
O&fatnau Arrangements DessveA CswI<
Nat ~ CarpseA Out.

WARRINGTON. Nov. n.--lt was inc OK
press wish ~ Senator Frye. president
pro tenn ~ the senate, that tho commit :.
- 70 attend the funeral ~ Senator Davis
Should be composed d tho committee an
xcfeixu relations. ~ which Senator Davis
WnH chairman. and It's members were an
pointed ana notified accordingly but
fur vertvsas reaeoss. sickness ana ether-
3fee. II was found that emily few MEN,
Xern ~ IN epsnmtstee were able ~ A..
U14s And Nther senators were suhxtisut.
- IN& coesfuittee now consists Of sen.
@19Fr Nsisen. cuilsm. clark of Wyoming.
Acan. Hansbfough, npooner. pet,igrsw.
rnrtrr ana Foster.
Tbs two ceanstttses 81 the house and
senate. IN charge Of tho scrrea NJ af-armx
~ thc senate. will leave tomorrow altar
noon. arriving A. ~ raui Saturday morn
ink, The funeral occurs al II o'clock.
Thn committees viii leave NJ Paul Sat
u<dny evening and arrive IN Washington
~ s'eitek Monday.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RUM0Rs.


NEW YORK. Nov. eS-~In EXPLANATION
Of the activity OF the southern paclgo
railway shares IN the stock market. a m
NOR was circulated today that powerful
banking interest not hitherto Identified
with the Southern Pacific nor the frans-
continental railruau situation had ar.
ranged 20 acquire either ali az a Largo
part ~ the Huntington shares
Charles n Tweed. chairman Of The
Southern Pacific directors and nne ~ the
executors ~ Colts r. Hunsington'a ~.
tate, saids
II DO not know anything anoat new
barking Interest coming into this prop
erfy Certainly nc Arrangements have
been msds for the saia of TIE Huntington
shares 10 any Interest Those shares ssr
not for sale. afa 40 far a. ] am ahss "a
1odE@ NJ present ;he Huntington holdings
~ southern Pacific stock vii ~ kaps ~
tact
Asked abeat the repart thai ciaae mr.
tJasity ~ interest," had been formed ee-
tween the Southern rseffe ana the rrsna
PAcsac railroads Mr. Twrse xata
Nothing nrw has nArprann N shas fn-
sBeet Tfss~c twn railroad cnrsrAHlee sss
~cratnE hsrmsnlo0siy hn4 wifsaas any
alliance ~ agree snKnt We hnfe that ara
tingr"
Cs.araes ~ Hays. she new president -
the Southnrn pAEsfe. had a rnassr4nca
waiN Chairman Twred TO-DAY. Ms Aare
wfN fesafn % his karae N Montreai fas
rishi. ard early n ItsS~rnseF NJ w,tl START
- q lfisureit kysr aNsa1s fhA eoritntaf s.
ssn FFsntisso. 8cuarsfaniea ~ s4atnefm
rxeiae af9c~rs.
saa
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ASHLAND. Or. Nov. es.--Tne south
bound California express. which left here
at I O'Clock today, was derailed at the
south exit OF the long tunnel at the sum-
nit OF the siskiyou mountains, the rails
spreading and two locomotives. the Unit
cd States mall car and baggage car
jumping tho track. While the passen-
gers In the coaches were much shaken
up no one IL reported injured.
wrecknx crew was dispatched from
Ashland. and tho track repaired after
eight hours work.
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AN EXPLOSION IN A MINE.
rhree Wem We're fmais raBarra. .ws
Al VIII rrehnhl, Rs-

ASHLAND. fg ~eg w&4sTMs ANhlags.s
mips neas tals cray. operated 8, rs
NangrV4i aHa uerxpn Cssif Nglsss CssN
Rany w0s the ne * 40 sxpsaslan "a IT.
seas nses1lHs 81 weiea tErsQ Saeu were
sertassiy Hag9gsS
laNa MattEss, u o FalsnAe ana ~ x
srsssh mSa1fe - te# ntgas saigt wefe
ssiFaeiax fa-s - ne aN fsas sggsl So
hsx - Hfts xssns aaps exeaeslesa Il n
sspgsoAs3 th&f tAs esEaaelan mas gs.as4
syam a sHsrk fsna a aEsfea candle
waite he Nss1 eesN Ha3ns.gis hasss~t
anask fse faee saaa beads. 81 = saeus 4
ala wiis recover
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says senator Davis was ose Of the
Rixaf Stafesmsen Of America

CANTON. o.. Nov. zs.-Judge william
n. Day. former secretary OF state and
presifenf Of the Paris peace commission.
of which Senator Davis was a member,
said today.
"Ths death Of senator Davis removes
One OF tho FIRST statesmen Of the country.
A. chairman % the senate committee on
foreign relations he took prominent and
influential part in the foreign policy OF
the country for some years Senator
Davis was thoroughly acquainted with
international law. and was one Of the
highest American authorities on the
subject 81 tho present day. His services
~ Paris in the negotiation OF abe treaty
were Of the highest value. He bore
leading part IN the discussion before that
tribunal. always aeauistins himself with
honor"
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IncIement weather begias In Mo-
vember. The great objectiou to cur
climate Is fhaf IL aIternetes be-
tween the heat Of the tropics and
the rigors of the Arctic.
The system becomes relaxed by
the effects Of the heat. and the
first cold snap of November sows
the seed OF thousands OF cases OF
chronfc catarrh, which Ia . large
per cent. OF cases Will end fatally.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. H.-Former
President Harrison today said:
Il learned with deep regret Of the death
Of senatsr Davis. wh1Ie was IN WASH
ineton RI Grew 10 know MIN well. and
regarded him az an able man. He was
. man Of strong personality and Of high
infelisctuai requirements. and had become
4 power IN the senate TITS position at
the head Of thr foreign relations commit
too was an important one, and hts death
AZ this time II . severe loss to the coun-
try
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ga peculiar
suit was filed in the superior court today
hy Henry Bach, who seeks to recover
from Leads. Anderson Il Co. $4,000 dam
ages for the death of his son. who was
drowned ON October last while whaling
near Point Barrows.
On the date mentioned a whale was
sighted and young Bach. against his
protest. II IL alleged, was forced into a
boat TO pursue the mammal. The boat
capsixrd and he was drowned.
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WARRINGTON. Nov Il nnaelMss r.,
she war department danY t.ositgsesy tha,
E1s1rnissarv cEen@rsf EzrAn nee nnssr
sass~hs%ar ffsm the sFny. hss hssa 80
fast&tsa Il = fpffher stAss8 thas gSs~
kaFAr hae ases m formal aDrlsaaiisn 10
have hts nsnteNac so aside
II - nn4srrssss fhAr aen EaKxu ra4sss
he sstnssaie1 as enY firse aaon esraitlen
iA@t ~ would ar~spt ixEsnednsa rUssrx-
messi- sssst - hAs skown no alsraaissan
70 accsssa - skch az sgrAnxrsaenl
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chicawo Clvu service scandal.

CHICAGO. Nov. Is As n result OF the
grand Jury investigation into alleged at
tenrts to interfere with the workings OF
she civii service law in the conducting OF
examinations for police liertenantR. ths
grand Jury today voted indictments
against David Weber and Samuel c. Kan
ter, and Abraham III. Loveiess an ex-
aminsr on the commission and partner
of Commissioner J. W. Ludwig, OF the
merit board
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p~Drfng for a esnsraI suspension Of busf-
hess between the hours Of 10 ana ON
Saturday. the day OF tho funeral
Appropriate action was stso taken ~
the mayor. and the city ana state Of
fcex win be closed on the day Of tho
funeral In fact. the capitol was closed
today on the first announcement OF the
death Of Senator Davis. ana win remain
closed except for the transaction Of neces.
sary BUSINESS unfiI after the funeral
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LOUISVILLE, KY Nov "a spsc.al
FROM Ashland. KY. says;
William 0thsaa ran rel hot pafer
down the throas ~ hiS s-ytar~nia vtepA
dsuxhteF r. Caaeffssnrx Ths chfiA ags.s
Gibson then set arr % an adjoining 6aila.
lng and Tel ofsccrs arr Ia pursast
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N&w YORK, Nov - @sa hsss fssatss
ssesss fFem rasts "a sra Eesaias ] sar-al
testa9 thAt NJ NsuEag sss1ggae 81 sAs
asesiing Y ~ Asd ary sGsen}iee ag ensk
ma ~ fakAre tenss 81 SAe tane9 states
sAs4
neFes eNHisea{tAsss gAlase e. AnssFs4a
"a asS. a1hnest ! S&ve ress{vsd saseyaf
qSeSssnS inxfissAeas a. a. 81 Z an aars.
a1ssS ersxsastegiaS huweXax. a short vaaez
ta the tngt4s States
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MADISON. Wis, New 2s--The Official
vote OF Wisconsin follows: Republican.
es5 SIS: Democratic. 15s.25; Prohibition,
ls,1s3: Social Democratic, 1865: Socialist
Labor. ga. Republican plurality, i0s.5s1;
&c loss. szss
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Fiitt4tsAktFatA StF %sTNs fret.
xffstt g f'eaaxfi1aaas ana carnsa so.ss
e&a tNANs e4s ria@N sAe srMssa sAres~-
re wtts fheir snnass eaass@s On E'rark.
Ha sslas Tne mesnaers ~ az 49, -.
ems are 81 K9eaa cszsgsfinn. Ara : e,....
csstest sxaaasssa
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You,hfuI Murderer Convicted.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s@~Riohard Novak.
aged u years, was today found gulisy
OF murder In Judge Talleys court. Novak
stabbed and Killed his companion, Albert
Olsen, during quarrel September Ia
Ncvak Is said 10 be the youngest nar-
dered ever convicted il Cook county He
VIII be sent 90 this refurmasery under the
indeterlnlnate act where he win BE- con-
lnea until he IL released on parole or
sent % che state wilson when he Is Of
age.
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SALT LAKE. Utah. Nov. 2s.-The off,
cIai canvass OF the vote OF Utah shows
that 9z.oss votes were cast for the ma
tionai ticket, Of which Mckinley received
47.ess and Bryan 4i.9f9. McKinley's ma
jorfty being 2iiD.
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SAND POINT iaahe, New. ~ Gre
This afternoon destroyed seven tuisssinro
~ an estimated icsf - fii.Na The voi.
nhteev lef@ftmsas checked sha eroRvess
~ the narnfH ~ blowing tsa Two buaigrxs
VITA dyrasslte. Ths husuea district wgil
~ rebuilt.
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- ett lalkstt. i-FfffAs "a ~nv q s,se
- eHs tefff Ma%er orre sa,.sa~
asesraer Be Seas slx rr9asss sefsss ~
fsH,s8 ssstA AsAlafic Egah ~ tAts g5fv
ga t.tcefuhar 81 me rteu w54f h.r,sa
70 y rss cent e sAe groxs.recesrts. ~sth
q s1&r2atse OF 81, saA
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CHICAGO, Nov. as.--The Western Pas
senrer Association has added another
selling date, making four IN all. Novem-
her %, December l. and 5. for reduced
rate tickets to Chicago on account OF the
international live stock exposition.
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this city. chairman OF the board % az
rectors of the Southern Pacific has been
elected member OF the executive COM
mittee OF the Baltimore * Ohio company.
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senator HANNA DECLINES |
PRESIDENTIAL H0NORSd


man rights from the encroachment Of
greed"
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Inelement Weather Begins
The Last of November.

female diseases. But the wise physicians
recognize IN these cases the same cid
enemy, chronic catarrh. cafarrh is ca
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and Works oa th@ cola.
fszstis- EfaEs, s.s2st~f TssAfts rnr. . - 4. -.
sag- Ne czst - Ft Pros 2 se4Ss
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wooDMEN az RS wers1 sr.x. -
rIgnt- Gr1nd taras.
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''LAvINA Il. WALKER.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co., OF
Columbus. o., for free copy OF Or.
Harfman's latest hook on catarrh.
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NEW YoRk. Nae SILT wss a.
nsaaeea lcsas saat Charles a. Tws1d. cs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-02
lie Basar de pGgIise Ste
Anne

Les paroissiens de rEglise Ste
Anne qui ont q occur le success ct
advancement de Ia paroisse. ont
raison d'6tre fers du r6sultat de
leurs derniers efforts. En- efet col
lecter On quelques semaines la jo-
lie somme d'au de Ia de m1ffe pias-
tres ct montrer par un travail ardu,
la bonnie volont6 ct le bon accord,
que l'on pourrait r6aliser. davsnta-
ge, 81 chacun voulait METRE la
main d p@uvre, VOLTA ce que les
paroissiens d6vou6s de lEglise
Ste Anne yiennent de faire.. LIE
rapport dome dimanche soir d l'E-
elise a etc des plus satisfaisants ct
chacun s'est retire enchant6 d'avoir
Gu Ioccasion de faire le bien. Sill
y en- q quelques-uns qui sont res
t6s en- arriere, lis sont peu NOM
breux ct leur absence ne s'est pas
fat sentir. L'Eglise Ste Anne est
certainement en- vote de progress ct
les afaires wont leur train. On est
q organiser un grand concert ct IN
souper pour la Thanksgiving" ct
null doute que le profit sera notable.
Les ieunes gems qul viennent de
'se former en- soci6t6 sous Ia direc-
ton du Rev. Pere L.. 2. Huot en-
ont la charge ct tout, assure I'M sue.
,cAs. Rien ne r6siste 3 l'union ct Ia
force.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-02
Fred. {. Barney
CANDIDAT REPUBLICAN, Az PosTE
DE C0MMIssA1RE DU CoMTE
POUR LIE Ter DISTRICT

NJ. Fred E. Barney est lie candi-
dat qui a 6t6 choisi par les Cleo
teurs republicans du Ter district
pour %repr6senter CO district dams ia
commission du comt6. LIE Ter dis
trict Sc compose desi Ter, 2e ct Zoe
QUARTERS ct du village de st An
tome. Nous sommes convaincus
que les 6lectenrs republicans du
Ter district n%'auraient pu choisir
un homme plus digne ct mieux
qualif6 pour rempl1r l'importante
position quest celle de commissai-
re du comte. M. Barney reside
dams ce district depuis - ans ct
est on. affaire du cote Est depuiis
Is ans. II tient actuellement un
bureau d'assurance au No 207 Ave-
nue. Centrale. II q aussi une exp6-
+rience de 8 ann6es dams un bureau
d'abstract. Son travail des dernie-
res % ann6es lie qualife 6minam-
ment pour remplir des positions
du comt6 ct paidera beaucoup q
obtenir Ia position pour laquelle il
lutte.
Son int6grit6 ct ses qualities
commercials sont ouvertertes q Ia
consideration de ses 6lecteurs ct
lui assurent la victoire le6 novem.
bre proclaim. SEES int6rets sent en-
grande partie sur le cote Est.
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EUROPE.

Dams toutes l'Europe il ny q
que deux capitales qui mont pas
Ste habit6es par une nations 6tran-
gAre CO sont Londres, Ang., ct St.
Petersbourg, Russie.
Constantinople Pendant Ia c6-
LIBERATION dun marige, 4 Argyro-
kastro, dams r'Espire, lie plancher
s'est effondr6 ct treize personnes
ont etc tu6es tandis qu'une qua
rantaine d'autres ont Ste bless6es.
Londres -"On resent une gran
de inqui6tude dams les %cercles du
palais, dit le correspondent du
"Daily Mail" 4 Constinople, par
suite du bruit qui court qu'une es-
cadre am6ricaine s'approche ct que
la censure a donn6 l'ordre 3 Ia
presse de men pas parler."
Paris,-Le roi des Belges q etc
arret6 par la police pour sc trou,
yer dams un automobile qui mar
chat q .une vitesse de 50 kilome-
tres, q I'heure, dams le bois de Bon,
|logne. Or sergent de vile allait
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-02
l.. E.. L. P.

Prise q tous les points de yue la
soir6e donn6e. dimanche .derrier
par la ligue R. L. P. a 6t6 dun
success complet, CONNIE ratteste-
ront volontiers les cling cents ct
quelques personnes qui y assis-
talent. LIE comit6 arrangements
a droit q nos remerciements, mails
il sc declare supplement d6dom-
mage du trouble quill s'est donn6
par la mani6re que ses efforts ont
6t6 appr6ci6s. La prochaine as
sembl6e r6guliere de Ia ligue aura
lieu q 81 heures F. M. dimanche le
4 novembre = Ia sale Thirty. LIE
Capitaine Van SAINT qui passera la
journ6e en- cette vile fera une
courte visite q Ia ligue ct. parlera
pendant quelques minutes. Plu-
sieurs autres o%rateurs ct candi-
OATS seront aussi presents. Cette
assemble sera la derniere avant la
bataille ct promet d'etre la plus
importante ct la plus in%t6ressante
de toutes. Avis aux fd4les R6pu-
blicains.
IT.. ST. H1LA1RE, s. A.