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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-28

M. J. Malbeuf, de Maniwaki
Canada, frere de M. D. T. NAL
bouf de cette vile, est arrive lei
pour une visite de quelques Sc
maines. II a ensuite l'intention
de Sc rendre jusqu'au Montana.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-28

Nine Maxine Matthew, son fills
ct son neveu, en- voyage a Montreal
ct dams plusieurs autres villes du
Canada depuis plusieurs mois,
sont arrives samedi dernier en-
chantes de leur voyage. Nine Ma
tbieu a etc particulierement char
NEE de la vile de Montreal Oh ellie
a s6journe lie plus longtemps.
M. Matthew qui 6tait a Montreal
aussi est parti a New York Oh il a
IN engagement de plusieurs semal-
mes ct ne sera de retour lei que
dams quelques temps.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-28

M. Geo. Bordeau, malade de-
puts plusieurs mois est decide sa-
medi dernier a Medecin Lake GU
on lavait transport6 il y a quel-
ques semaines. II a succombe q la
consumption a peine I'm mois
apres la mort de son spouse. Ii
fault dire a la louange du Camp
Champlain w. O.. W. don't le d6-
funt faisait partie, quill ma pas
abandonn6 ce membre malheureuz
mais ma cesse jusqu'a la fin a lie
secourir. SEES funerailles ont GU
lieu mardi matin a leglise Notre
Dame de Lourdes. Un grand nom
bre des membres du Camp Cham
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-28
.@rhn de l'@nest

VIM Bryan, candidat d6mocra-
tique a la p%r6sidence fera un dis
cours a Exposition lundi pro-
chain.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-28

M. L. n. Armeau, de la compa-
gnie Soucy ct Armeau a achete
ces iours derniers l'int6ret de M.
L. P. Soucy ct a form6 une nou-
velle compagn1e avec M. Thomas
M. Long laquelIe sera connue sous
la nom de st Anthony Falls Fire
Insurance Agency ct don't les bu-
reaux sont situ6s au No 1929 ave-
nue. Centrale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-28
SOUDD 2?

Tous les cas- de SU2DlgE GU d'0RSEl5 TUX 8
rucrissent 11aintenant par rotre nouvehe l1vc1i
ton. Les sourds-1nuets de naissance seuls son;
incurables. Les bourdonnements d'oreile cessent imnle..
diatement. Decrivez votre cas-. Exarnen ct consel
gratis. vous pouvez vous guerir chez vous a un
colt re1atiyement bas. 596 La Sale Ave-,
Or. Dalton's Aural Institute, CHICAGO. Ill.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-28

M. Charles Dupont, frere de M.
Jos Dupont, de cette vile, re-
tournera a Montreal &c soir apres
un seiour dun an au milieu de
nous. M. Dupont reprendra ses
6tudes en- pharmacie q Montreal
En- route il visitera Detroit, Chi
cago ct autres vllles importantes
de POuest.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-28
MARRIAGE

Jeudi dernier ]e 90 courant a Gu
lieu a Brainerd, MINI lie marriage
de M. H. St Hilaire, de Minnea-
polls avec Mile Marie Joncas, fill
lie de M. Henri Joncas de Brainerd
ct autrefois de Minneapolis. M.
ct Nine st Hllaire demeureront a
Minneapolis sur lie cote Est. Nous
ofrons nos voeux de prosperit6 ct
de bonheur aux nouveaux 6pOux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-28

Edi-Cette contreverse est close
quaint a &c qui regarde .l'EcHo DE
L'OUEsT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-22

the highest peak in oil Cuba-and be-
low, near the shore, rose riotous wall
Of tangled grape. mangrove and cac-
tus. defended from the sea by sandy
rampant against which the water broke
in long, tapping swells. In all proba-
bllIty never shall look upon scene
of such enhancing beauty.
"a ragged Cuban appeared presently
on the shore, and faces could be seen
peerlng from the jungle. Signals passed
back and forth, We pressed forward
until the keel Of our boat snubbed in
the sand. and then / rode ashore on
the shoulders OF my sailor. A half
naked Cuban lad, with two terrible
scars on his breast, the marks of Span
Ish Mnuser bullets, led the way into the
thicket. Six miles from
the coast we reached the foot hills OF
the sierras-verdure-ci hills that,
was told, were teemlng with the fam
IlIes Of the Cuban soldiers, who had
been driven from their homes by the
reconCentrado edict. Here, in inaccess-
Eble heights. / saw patches Of sweet
potatoes and other vegetables, which
in this land of magic sunshine sprout
to-day and tomorrow are ready for
eating. On the morn.
ing ofAprll q we were in the district OF
Pllon and had begun TO climb the
mountains. Here l got some of the
best views of my trip, and 1 formed a
good idea OF what the country would
offer to an invading army. All around
me rose great rounded peaks, covered
to the top with jungles of verdure.
Flocks OF snucy parrots disputed gar
rulousIy our right OF thoroughtare.
Trailing vines hung above us and
around us in fcstoons, fntermlngled
with strange trees, milking n thIcket
through which rabbit could scarce find
passage. And vet my Cuban guides
knew every turn Of tho blind trail, and
ceased to wonder at their success In
eludIng and vanqulshing the Spanish
EoldIery. We were now
beyond the slrrras, and about sunset
we halted before n thntched shed called
Jlbaro Here we pnrtook Of Il meal
which introduced several new dishes
to me, and all poorly suited to my APP
petite. The rpmains of beef newly
killed, It's dismembered parts hanging
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-22
Wheeling Tent { Awning Go,
W. Wheeling, v. Va.
AWNINGS J White Awnings,
AWNINGS I 1ll1s. 5 Store pssI awnings linh 8
Striped Awnings
All Kinds Of Awnings.
One Grade Of Work.
Absolutely the Best.

, In all lines Of business there ls an, &C
knowledged leader-a dealer OF monulFlS :
ttirer whose very firm name carries y .
guarantee OF quality and satisfactlo K
manufacturer who backs his goods WI W.
q made reputation and guarantees 9gsoF
lutte satisfaction. It ID 80 with AWhlnss,
TENTS Horse Covers, etc. To some 81
Awning Is simply so many yards 81 DEL Deu-
ticiCinE roughly sewed together ana lunk
up In front Of store, much ike a lea4l-to
There Is. however, one frm in Wheel q:
ing 10 the Awning and Tent business
whose Awnings are to be! seen On AZ
sides, and so conspicuous are Ltsy ~ ~
excellence OF ut, workmanship, etc, thtgE
one need not look for the Well'knoMh
stamp, Wheeling Tent and Awning Co.,
Makers, Wheeling, w. Va. Tney do
about eighty per cent. of all the AWNING
work m wheeling, Benwood, Bell9ire,
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry, besides
several agencies In surrounding towns
Commencing business less than nine yetEs
ma. IN n modest way, this firm has grown
sfaadIIv. and now has thoroughly up-to.
date factory that wheeling IL Justly proud
OF. Their line consists Of Awnings, Tents.
Covers, Flags, and, In fact, anything thaC
Is made out OF duck Is made BY the
wheeling Tent and Awning Co., l2JI Main
street. Telephone Co.,
THE PEOPLE WHO FOOL THE SUN"
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and tbe little craft cut her way
smoothly outward through the phOs-
phoreseent sea with the stars shining
above US. About O'Clock In the morn
ing crawled under the seat among
the ballast and went to sleep. When
! awakened the sun was shining hotly
over the gunwale. The cubans showed
their white teeth with q 'Buenos dias,
Meester Rowan and we began another
day OF converting time into distance.
About O'Clock IN. the afternoon the
clouds which had walled in the north
broke away and the towering peaks Of
eastern Cuba stood forth in the sum
shine. Fearing that We were nearing
the coast too rapidly, Gervacio ordered
the mainsail frrled, and we began to
teeter along under patch Of jlb. It
seemed hardly dozen miles across the
glaring water to the shore, but It was
not until nearly midnight that the sail
ors began to take soundlngs. Gervaclo
had figured out the time table Of the
'lanchas' very closely, and yet we crept
in as stealthlly as q red Indian, Ger
vncios gaunt form looming high at
the stern and his keen eye sweeping the
horizon for the sight Of sail. A coral
reef here parallels the shore, but with
the pirate at the helm and full soil set
we crept in upon long roller from
the open sea, leaped It gracefully, and
dropped into the quiet water beyond.
within our reef-protected bay we
felt quite secure from any Spanish
'lancha. Indeed, so confident was our
commander that he drew us up within
fifty yards Of the shore and dropped
anchor for the night, This arrange
ment was scarcely to my liking.
deemed 1t dangerous. but I rislsed no
expression of opinion. Ind l Slept as
soundly. as any Of the others,
Lands on Cuban Soil,
with the coming of daylight / found
that we were'in a rno6n-shaped inletbe-
tween two small headlands in the dis
trIct of Portillo. Above the sun was
rising gloriously behind FL Turquina
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with the coming Of daylight found
that we werein raodn-shaped inletbe-
tween two small headlands in the dis
trict Of Portillo. Above the sun was,
rising glorlously behind 81 Turqulna-
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for over three years. they formed
ragged, but merry, groups.

for over three yenrs. They formed
ragged, but merry, groups.
Meeting With General Garcia.
"The Cuban flag was dying over the
village of Bayamo. At the door of the
headquarters 1 was met by General
Calixto Garcia. 1 gave him my papers
made brief statement OF my business
and was given q glass Of rum and In
vited to breakfast, for It was now u
o'clock. Breakfast over, we went to
work and by 'nightfall the return dis
patches were ready. General Garcia
asked me II l could leave that night,
and I answered In the Affirmative. In
an hour our mounts were standing be-
fore the door. bade farewell, and
after touching parting with Gerva-
clio. whose many virtues had tried
to lay before General Garcia, we rode
on to the northward.
"our new party was headed by Gem
eral Enrique Collnzo, and with him was
his chief of stan, Colonel Carlos Her
nandez. The general had been present
during the afternoons consolidation,
and General Garcia had spoken of him
in high terms as an honest, straIght-
forward and intelligent Oaicer, grad
unite Of the ARTILLERY School at sego-
via. in Spain. He had been prominent
in politics in Cuba for three years. The
more knew of General cOllaao the
more n liked and admired the man.
I'VE camped that night near the
Cauto, where observed, as had oil
along, the dIsIntereatcd patriotism Of
the Cuban soldiers. Il waE nearly mid
night when our supper was finished
The men behind the guns had yet to
look out for themselves. II they car
ried rations. no one could say how or
where, but before they retired they had
obtained something 10 eat. They had
looked out for the oHicers and for the
horses, and. lastly. for themselves.
There was no complaint.
"The next day, at cauto n Paso, we
fordcd the brond cauto-n stream
which In the rainy season becomes a
rigging, impossible torrent. Near
nIghtfull we passed the romninS of nm
old Spanish Carthwork, turned into tho
brush, and campcd under a shed called
Las Arenas. The next DAY we reached
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-22

from the 3oistH ana drip biopd on
the earth HoOrs made me lfeCt N AiF
Of unconcern did not 4
Meets Rios and q mo.
"whHe we were stHl tupper !
heard a furious clatternr Of horses
hoofs ana a shout from cpban out
posts at the edge Of tfS rotett. We
all went tumbling out tether A Gu
ban offlcer and his star dashaa up to
the door and dlsmouni Was ct
once introduced to a yoene md vigor-
ous-looking man. who pFoFed to be
Lieutenant Colonel castlllo, d the stan
Inanceof General Rios.
"our mounts ready Genafal Rios
turned over to me an escort Of several
hundred cavalry, and ~ took up the
road to Fl Chino, riding down the gem
lie slopes Of the cant6 valley. Here.
for the first time. I found . iiaid for the
artillery and cavalry, although the In
tersectlng water coura with their
fringe OF Jungle W0ulu Alllli AslfNs W eAAe
infantry the brunt Of batlio. The ever
faithful island Of Cuba he Pearl Of
the Antilles, and the falFsgt Iapd that
eyes have ever seen, g also the land
par excellence for infantry. That det
US not forget.
General Rios left ~ at 81 Chino,
where he received q lafSe cpnalgnment
Of cattle from Camaguey Puerto Prin-
cIpe). Ny guide from till point was
Lieutenant Dlonisio Lopez, . coal
black negro. whose knaWledge Of the
roads and country we were 70 traverse
was perfect. We rode
through fields OF gras high that
our horses were hidden and without a
sign Of q .habltation. and ne met no
evidence Of human life nrfilwe struck
the royal road to llanza q near Per-
alejo, the scene Of Maesl,s attack on
Campo's command, HeI " saw many
squads Of men, women aad children
hurrylng along. Bayaipo had fallen.
These people were goiHS lgatn to the
city from which they hal been expelled
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Victoria de las Tunas, the scene OF
Garcia's great victory, where we ex-
amlned the ruined works believe It
to be the most completely DESTROYED
town Of modern times. Every building
has been RACED to the ground and VIII
never again furnish a foothold for
Spanish troops. That night the SAND
flies deprived me OF sleep, and having
no bedding suffered from the cold' as
indeed, did every night ! was on lne
island. Warm days ana cold hsn's
were the rule
"The next day was spent IN prepal-
ing for the voyage to Nassau so'Is
had to be improvised rom hullHlosN
canopies and food collected from tne
neighboring forests May the 0tn lou ,.
US on our way TO the coast-ou. tuss
days ride ABOUT sunset we ,cu' ., W.
way through the grape th'cAe' Una, 'l,%S
walis IN tne Sc" u"u pte" 80
cockle-shell Of q boat from unaer =
mangrove BUSH II haa a eapael.S y. VI
o si ~ - n. I'.to wos accordingly
our party Dr. Bleta was accOEIinsiy
80 80 ~ 80, oo,h ar1 n DI,co betwaen our
, Ss a. ~. +to s,,nrl,o. Tbara was small
IssS ~ T." .,,'.,,,,o =, a Lone, and dan.
S .S..,,a ,.o,.ona ~ soo n sncb a craft
gerous voyage at sea IN s1cn d cruz
80, ~. .,r,,, ~ nr,,oa
nv . :. y .ISsA lie, oo,,sr ~ dorl.
Out '' ,'','." ,,.S.,"S =. 40 ,,,rbor ~
Hess' ,eo.'"e 80. .s',.-- ...'s,,,. 80 n
ANllae anu ."'e' ,'.s .a', 1pr onI ,ho
was peSi's'4.eiy '']t .-,, ,o ,rasbtnS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-22
EXPLOIT OF A
WEST VIRGINIA
SOLDIER BOY.
'I1eut. Rowan's Thrilling Narrative
Of the Trip to General Gar
cia'S Headquarters
BEFORE war WAS DECLARED.
iHAn Act Of Heroism and Cool Daring
That Has Rarely Been Excelled,"
says General Miles.

When war was declared against
Spain, the war department decided to
send an agent to General Garcia to
I ascertain what cooperation might be
expected from the insurgents In case
i've should invade Cuba. The man
chosen for this mission was Lieutenant
| Andrew s. Rowan, a West yirIginan,
"a graduate OF West Point in the class
/ OF 1881, and at the time employed in
the military information bureau Of the
war department. In the following ar
ticle from Mcclures Magazine, which
the IntellIgencer Is permitted to pub
lIsh, he tells the story Of his Journey.
The narrative Is the simple, straight
forward one Of a man who IS uncon-
| scious that he has done anything re-
markable, and one 10 Rnom daring and
;hardshlps are matters OF course when
i they are necessaryiin the discharge Of
I a duty. The reader, however cannot
forget that from the moment he left
Jamaica on April 2Sd, until he arrived
in Key West, on May 18th, he was ex-
posed to all the dangers which state
Of war brings to a despatch bearer who
ventures into the enemy's territory.
Sleeping on stone ballast in the bottom
of an open boat, climbing on foot
through thickets, riding fifty miles and
more a day over abandoned roads or
through unbroken forests. stopping
only when preparations for continuing
the trip required 1t, exposed to sun and
wind and waves for two days In a boat
so small that the occupants were
forced to Sit upright in 1t, forced on
land and sea to keep continually on the
alert for a watchful enemy-these are
the experiences which Lieutenant Row
an dlsmisses as mere incidents. After
receiving Lieutenant Rowan's report
Major General Miles wrote to the sec
rotary Of war: "I also recommend that
First Lieutenant Andrew 8. Rowan, U.
s. infantry, be made lieutenant col
onel Of one Of the regiments Of i'm
munes. In my opinion
Lieutenant Rowan performed an act of
heroism and cool daring that has rarely
been excelled in the annals of war
fare"
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29
Doppel!e ohnderei.
Mid,mcnN. @N.. rs. Wara.

Der farbise MiSrtsr Cotton ipuroe
beuts in @mporia ppr, einem Mob sss
.pnht. Sp6ter bransen &~aResenofen
bon ibm in bas 9efGnsniB Elm unb
tDbteten O'@rabp. einen Weiben. Der
iiu in 8esleituns gotton's befamb. als
bisier feline Morbttat periibte.
Oas @ef6nsniB mar felt geftern bon
Stoatstruppen bena4t iporoen. ba
often gebrobt ipurbe. bic bsioen Wers
bafteten gu lpn9en. 9eute Worsen
entlieb Der Sberiff bic Sruppen, trobs
benz er ipiFen muhte. hab baa Mbs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-29

attBen Der Solnaten Das S,anai su
elmer 2bnferei fein tpiirbe. Ser bic
Sruppsn befsblenbe Maipr gutdsns
telesrapbirte ,9oupernsur Spler.
bieier errieberte I'D, baB er feline
Dienite benz Steriff ni9t aufaminger
tOnne. unb spenn berfelbe CLAUDE, Der
Gage gepa6ien gu fein. ct eben GINS
porla ~berlafen miihe.
Raum bate Der @rtraaus nit zen
Soloaten Glnporia psrlaHen, als idoH
Der Mob bas @efdnsnib erbra9.
Cotton b%erausbolte, an einem Baum
aufbdnste uno ieinen RDrper nit 2us
ssln Dur6lD9sre.
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lam, plrbe er am 8abnbof bon cine,
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Elm Grtrasus cine sroBe 3abl 9emos
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