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New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
A MERCHANTS WIFE A SUICIDE.
SHE BREATHES ILLUMINATING GAS IN HER
BOARDING HOUSE - AFFECTED
BY THE HEAT.

Mrs. Annie Laurie. forty years old. who lived
with her husband, George, and two sons in a
boarding house at No. 2,05S Seventh-ave., COM
mtted suicide late yesterday afternoon by inhaling
illuminating gas
boarder In the house detected the odor Of gas
and traced it TO Mrs. Lauries room The door was
broken in and the woman found in bed. One end
of a rubber tube in her mouth, and the other
was attached to a gas Jet. She was alive, but un-
conscious CONSERVATION prevailed in the house
after the discovery. two or three of the women
fanting and others becoming almost hystercal.
Dr. Charles II. Moak, of No n1 West One-hun-
dred-and-twenty-i arrived at the house in a
few minutes and found Mrs. Laurie still alive.
She did not respond TO treatment, and died soon
after the physicians arrival.
1t was said that since the heated spell Mrs.
Lauries mind had been affected She had suffered
from heart disease, and the heat had accentuated
the trouble
Mr.. Laurie is a merchant. At the time of his
wifes death he in New-Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-sUNpAY. JULY IA 1901
ARRIVED

Steamer Umbria (Br). Dutton. Liverpool July G and
Queenstown Z, with mdse is3 cabin steerace
passengers TO Vernon IL Brown & Co. Arrived at the
Bar a $50 p m, 18th.
Steamer British King (Br). Riddle. Antwerp June os
with mdse Sanderson & Son. Arrived the Bar AT
1921 a m.
Steamer Bordeaux (Fr), Cazalis. Havre July T. with
Compagnie Generate Transatantque.
at the Bar al % D m 13h. and anchored.
Steamer LAqutaine (Fr) Fajolle. Havre July g. with
nadse 479 passengers the Com
pagne Transa tantque. Arrived a at
S:&5 18th.
Hesperia tBrl Coverly. Marseles s.
Genoa TO- I|shorn 90 Palermo % and Naples 20.
mise and l7o steerage passengers Henderson Bros
Arrived the Bar 252
Steamer Chateau LATTE tfr Chabot. Bordeaux July 1
with mdse Funch Edge 4 Co. al the Bar at
$3.50
Steamer UIriken (No) Petersen Caibarien s with
TO W ID Munson. Arrived the Bar 10
Steamer Peter Jebsen tNorl. July .,
with 10 order. vessel w ID Munson Arrived
a d n
Steamer Alliance (Nor). Nelson. I. with
fruit 10 Barram Bros Arrived tho Bar 80
I3th and apcbaysd 0R account q f0k.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
AN ITALIAN STABBED MANY TINES.

A FIGHT FOLLOWS DISPUTE OVER A GAME
OF CARDS
First dispute. then fight, and then Il stabbing
were the results of game of cards which was
played yesterday afternoon in the yard back of
home of Joseph Demato. of No. pa Sullivan-st.
Demato there. and Joseph Costello. of
No 2S3 Mott-st.; Dominica MagZeo of No 2o6 Su-
van-st. and his son-in,aw, Dominick Rosso. of the
same address, After the fight Rosso taken to
ST VincentS Hospital with about fifteen
his head, which had been inflicted the police say,
by Mazzeo Rosso's condition Is critical. The other
Italians said that they tried TO prevent Mazzeo's
escape but that he pointed a revolver at them and
threatened to shoot.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
HILLS FIGHT AGAINST BRYAN
DEMOCRATS INTERESTED IN THE STRUG-
GLE-THE EX-SENATOR AND 1904

GLE-THE EX-SENATOR AND 1904
The Gold Democrats Of the country the anti
ton continuance OF the Democratic national
platform adopted at Kansas City last year the
creed of the Democratic party for the future are
watching with keen interest the struggle between
ex-senator Hill and William ]. Bryan for donIi-
in the national councils OF the party Mr..
Hill is known to be for a total repudiation OF
Bryan, free silver and all the 'isms" that the kan
City platform declared for. Mr.. Bryan. 1t IS
known is for a perpetuation OF these principles.
and these leaders now arrayed against
each other, and the party is dividing into two
camps. Many think that Mr.. Hin will he the
champion to down Bryan, wipe the falacIes
fostered by Bryan and his associates. and bring
about a reorganization and reconstruction of the
party.
The friends OF Mr.. Hill are working hard 10
bring about his nomination for the Presidency in
1904. Mr.. Bryan and his friends determined
TO avert any such result.
The fact that the Democratic State Convention OF
Ohio ignored Bryan and free silver Is regarded by
many the handiwork OF Mr.. Hlil. They say
that Hill is soliciting support from all parts of the
has received pledges from many OF the old line
Democrats, Cleveland Democrats and substantial
Democrats who left the party In 1856 when Bryan
and his spectacular crew seized control. Mr.. Hin
defeat Bryan win be watched with keen interest by
Democrats all over the country and the coming
struggle, many believe will shake the party
organization In the nation to its very foundations
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15

WILL CALI. CONVENTION FOR JULY a IN
COLUMBUS

Cleveland. Ohio July H-On July 81 Ohio Demo-
Gratis who believe in Bryan and the issues he
sents. which the recent Democratic convan,,o,
ignored. will assemble In Columbus and make nm
State ticket. Ten men met this morning In a
downtown office building in this city and denda ad
that a bolt should be made. and that a new nareu
should enter the field of Ohio politics The % az -
tendance at the conference was larger and renre
sented greater area in the State than was av
pected by those who called the meeting A FORMAL
statement of principles submitted To the cn,a
ference and was adopted. This will be printed and
sent throughout the State to those who are knourn
to be faithful the Nebraskan. A convention WA y
decided upon TO be held at the Great Sontbern
Hotel on the last day of July. To this convantSan
may come all those who sign their names 10 tbn
declaration Of principles. " 'ie
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
CAMPS ALONG THE SOUND.
SEVENTH REGIMENT TO HAVE A WEEKS OUTING
AT oRIENTA POINT.

AT ORIENTA POINT
One OF the most interesting sights in Westchester
County this season the summer
camps along the Sound All the way up to Stam-
ford the shores dotted with white tents. A
big encampment is being maintained at Oakland
Beach by cadets Of the Hudson River Military
Academy. of Nyack. The cadets have pony bat
terry, and have been entertaining the summer resi-
dents with artillery maneuvres and sham battles
The Mamaroneck cadets numbering about eighty
youths camped ct Hawthorne Beach near the
country homes OF Charles II. and Henry Mallory
the steamship owners.
The largest summer camp along the Sound is TO
be established this week at Orienta Point. Marnar-
oneck, by 1th Regiment men. The miltiamen will
son OF John X. Hegeman. president of the Metro
Politan Life Insurance Company who has a country
home there. The wealthy residents OF Orienta and
Larchmont will be entertained throughout the week
with concerts by the regimental band, drills and
sham battles
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15

PAIN FROM A SORE ON HIS LEG SUPPOSED TO
HAVE LED TO SUICIDE
Charles T. Becker. ffty-three years old a retired
diamond broker, committed suicide some time be-
tween midnight Saturday and yesterday morning
by shooting himself in the head at his home No
$50 Fifth-st., Brooklyn.
When his wife awoke yesterday morning she
found he was not in bed She discovered his body
in the bathroom. For some time he had suffered
from sore on his leg. No other reason is known
for his act. Besides widow he leaves six chill
dren the youngest of whom is fourteen years old.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET

Buffalo. July i3 3Flour firm: patents spring = =
asa 90: bakers straights spring. siGS4 20, 90 20 =
spring So 25QS3 a. low grades, winter and sprs
QS3 best family, winter. 81 15GSt; patent WINTER -
81 80. clear 81 50s3 1 cracker hour 81 soaSs 90 i
-four. 81 5oaS4 Wheat-Sprng dull: No Northern .r
spot carloads '21se Winter weak for lots 20 ~
steady; No 1i1eC asked corn
yellow 5sc No corn. 5cc Oats-unsettied; ess,ns
prices white. 36se No mixed 50 "a
barley dull. fair offered iSaS3c- tye oou
No in offered Soc Canal freshts ysrt
wheat 3Nc; 2isc. 2ec. &c TO New -
lumber u Albany 81 IS. and TO NsU-Xak u % ~ -
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15

Poughkeepsie, v. e. July 14.-Among the public
beGuests in the will of Mrs Matthew vassar. jr..
daughter-in-law OF the founder of Vassar College.
who died IN this city Wednesday last, was IS 05
TO Nassar College. TO found scholarship in mem
ory OF her mother. Louisa Van Kleck Beach.
Other bequests 10 local institutions Five
thousand dollars to the Baptist Church. S. 600 to
the Old Ladies' Home. 5000 TO the Vassar Home
Tor Aged Men. 5000 to the House of Industry $500
each to the Young Womens and the Young Mems
Christian associations $500 TO Poughkeepsie Rural
Cemetery Association, and $500 10 the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty 10 Animals.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15

steamer FL Vale. ouck. New-orleans days wi"
mdse TO j T Van Sickle. a
Richmond. Catharine. Norfok with N'uSs -
the Old Dominion SIS Co. ~ ,,~ss
breeze; fair; foggy
SAILED.
Steamers Talisman (Norl Gaudeoupe and 81 Fess'
Paula (Cier Bremerhaven Caspian (rl. Aden Coiomes
III dam, Copenhagen Setiin -:
Ainwck tBr). Montevideo. Buenos Ayres. ETC. n3
I.uckenbach. Brunswick: Primers Point tBri L@i'n -
Dundee
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
i3-ArTived. steamer Etruria tf'i' nv
Kay. New-York Queenstown. - ,,,u.
Beachy Head, July I4-Passed steamer II II Ne~
Ger. Steercken. bremen New-forA -,.t,.
Gibraltar July l4-Passed Afrdi tbTl Hes.
q Yokohama. Hogo. Shanghai Hong Kong anu s"ss
pore for New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For. Line. Mails close Vessel sails.
Hamilton. Norfolk. Old Dominion. -. 800 m -
Iroquois, Charleston. Clyde. .......... - 400 n VI,
TUESDAY. JULY l6
Pretoria. Bermuda Quebec. m 800 n,
Aliianca Colon. Panama $3.50 m n
FL Rio New-Orleans, Morgan n
Jefferson. NorioiK Ola dominion 800 p
WEDNESDAY. JULY II
st Louis, Southampton, American a
Majestic Liverpool. White M To.O0
Friesand. Antwerp. Red 1000 a m I2.0O n,
Monterey Havana. New-York 1000 a m S0o n n,
Sabine Galveston, Mallory. 49,. 900 = =,
algonqulh CharIestoh tiyde. 500 D m
jamestown. Norfolk. Old Dominion 3.oo n n,
Belvernon Inagua. United Fruit Co. e:30 m 800 m
Sylvia Newfoundland Red Cross 1000 a m 12.Op m
Antnia. Nassau Banana. ..i2:Oo m 800 m
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
AN AGED MUSICIAN STRICKEN IN STREET.

HE DROPS DEAD FROM HEART DISEASE WHEN
WALKING WITH HIS DAUGHTER.
Bernard Hammond. seventy-five years old a
musician of No. 100 West One-hundred a nd thirty
ninth-st. when walking with his daughter at Ienox-
ave- and One-hundred and I hrty -ninth-st las.
night was stricken with heart disease and fell TO
the sidewalk His head struck the sidewalk with
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
MORE RECRUITS IN RUSSIA

London, July 15-Emperor Nicholas accord,ry 10
a dispatch from ST. Petersburg, has issued an
order that 30s5 500 men shall be recruited for the
Russian army and navy In the present year
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
PLAYED CRAPS IN A CAVE.
POLICEMAN CAPTURED TWO PRISONERS
AND SOME LOADED DICE

Detective Everett informed last evening that
a crap game was In full blast in a vacant lot at
One-hundred- and -hfty-siyth-st and Cauldwel-ave,
Borough of The Bronx. He went there and found
cave, in which fifteen or twenty young were
playing the game.
AS they the policeman they STAN
peded, but Everett managed to capture Charles
Schmidt. Of No. 3ls4 Third-ave., and Eugene Her
bert. a negro, of No 1902 Park-ave. Several dice
some OF which were loaded and others blank
tain sides and with duplicate numbers on others
were found.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
NEW-YORK CITY.

The City Island bridge. which was officially
opened on July and has been used by pedestrians
since then. although not yet accepted by the city
was yesterday opened for carriage traffic.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

Meeting Of directors National Bank morn
ing
Mass meeting under the auspices Thomas
ker Defense Association. Arlington y. j.. evening
Meeting OF the Republican Club City YORK.
No. 45o Fifth ave. p.
Story-tellers night Young Womens Christian As
ISOLATION, No Z ESlst Fffteenth-st, S p. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15

THE ERIK WELL PRovIsIoNED. STARTS FROM
SYDNEY

Halifax. July 1.-THE steamer Erik left North
sydney this morning her voyage north. She is
TO call at Labrador and then the various Esoui-
rnau stations In Greenland West, reaching Etah,
under favorable conditions. in about three weeks.
At various stations she VIII make inquiries for
Lieutenant Peary and the Windward.
The Erik took $50 tons of coal and Is fully pro-
visoned for at least year The members of the
Peary Arctic Club who went the steamer are
DR. +. A. Cook surgeon OF the expedition; l.. e.
Stone and Herbert Berri. both of Brooklyn; &. F..
Wyckoff and l.. c. Bennett: Of Ithaca N. Y. and
Alfred Whitney Church, of Elgin, Ill.
Dr. Cook previous to departing said that four
teen Americans had agreed to contribute 81 900 a
year for four years to aid Peary In his work OF
Arctic exploration. The Erik carries OF
sixteen. There immense crowd Of people
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
BRITISH TO ATTACK TURKS.
FORCE STARTS TO TAKE POSSESSION OF A
FORT IN ARABIA

Aden, July IA force OF 500 British and
Indian troops is about to start for point sew
enty miles inland TO destroy a fort built by the
Turks in the territory Of the Haushadi who are
under British protection. The Ottoman Govern
raent has disavowed the act. but the Haushadi
are unable to obtain possession OF the fort.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15

The Rev. William ST. Elmo Smith, of the Cb,rob
OF ST. Vincent de Paul, and chaplain of the Fire
Department. announced In The Tribune is at
private hospital at No. 80 East Thirty-thi
recovering from the effects of operation Ha
was out OF bed nearly all day yesterday and his
condition is not regarded serioa,. ~
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
AERONAUT JAMMED IN WINDOW
CNAfANAGEABLE BALLOON STRIKES TWO
HOUSES AND A TELEGRAPH POLE

Gaut from Connecticut, made a balloon ascension
yesterday afternoon Russian picnic at Ulmer
Park. When the balloon had risen TO height OF
about forty feet IL became unmanageable and, az
ker drifting for some time, II struck house, then
a telegraph pole and finally against the house
OF Sylvester Murphy. at Bay Thirty-fourth-st. and
Eath-ave.. where Mcbride caught fas. In an
attic window.
He was tammed IN with part OF the balloon SO
thatshe could not extricate himself. a ladder was
run up and the balloon. being cut away drifted
on. When Mcbride rescued II found that
he suffering only from bruises the face and
body.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
JUNE BUGS CAUSE DARKNESS.
FILL UP ELECTRIC LIGHT GLOBES IN zANEs
WILLIE

GAINESVILLE. Ohio. July lA.-Zanesyille is almost
entirely In darkness tonight result OF the
visitation OF June bugs In countless numbers Elec-
tric light globes filed. and the lights COM
gyetely smothered by the ashes of the burned bugs
THE hotel Offices infested with such swarIns
shat IT necessary 10 close the doors notwith-
standing the intense heat. In several instances
church services were interfered with. The river
bridges almost irnpsssa BILE pedestrians. The
atmosphere about the lights Is filed with clouds
of 1--we insects and floors covered q depth
- several. inches by dead ones. -
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HC

FKOMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-Captain ii. ID. Smith. United States Rev
enue Cutter Service. HOLLAND-W l. Todd of
London. MURRAY HILL-A NJ. Reid. of Mel
bourne. NORMANDIE-K. Kuraba. OF Toxic. ia
pan. PLAZA-Dr. c. @. Clarke. of Newry. ireland
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 442 72s Moon rises m 30 Moons IS
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 700 Gov. T22i Gate 9:15
PM-Sandy Hook 7:l+ Gov. Island 80 Hell 9.SJ
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
ANOTHER CARNEGIE LIBRARY

London, July 15-Andrew Carnegie has offered
AMMAN. Scotland '' 81"
New-York tribune., 1901-07-15
MRS. rAssAR's MANY BEorEsTs

at the pier 10 bid farewell and success TO the ex
piorers, as the Erik took her departure.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-08-10

graphic Ces dieux ne valaient
pas mieux que le commun des NOR
tells, CONNIE lui lis avaient de grands
defaults. Jupiter, par exemple. le
plus grand de tous. n'approchait
nullement de la perfection. II etait
libertin ct enclin aux plaisirs des
sens c'est un fait connu quill etait
un vieux poisson ct que pour satis-
faire ses amours changeants, il pre-
matt toutes especes de formes; quill
Sc metamorphosa en- satyre pour
surprendre Antrope. en- pluie
dor pour penetrer jusqu'a Danae,
en- taureau pour enlever Europe, en-
cygne pour seduire Leda, ct que
savons-nous encore? N'aurait-il
pas fallu que nous en- PASSIONS un
modele de chastete ct de vertu pour
ne pas offenser ceux qui limite-
raient s'ils le pouvaient.
De meme, beaucoup, mais pas
autant, Sc sont offenses des allu-
sions qu'ils ont trouves a leur carac-
tere dams Phistoire de Sisyphe ct
d'Autolycus. Comme 81 ce ne sont
pas Ia des faits coneignes dams les
ecrits de Pine, d'Homere ct de tous
les anciens barbouilleurs de papier.
Nous tremblons, vraiment, en-
pensant que 81 nous avions parle des
fats, gestes ct zigzags de Bacchus,
nous nous serions attire la colere
de tous les ivrognes; 81 nous avions
raconte les trucs de Mercure, nous
aurions offense tous les marchands;
81 nous avions raconte les petits
malheurs de Vulcain, nous aurions
| fache bien des epoux ct tous les
| etres lads ct difformes de Ia crea-
ton. Et CONNIE l'histoire fdele de
l'in6dele ct voltage Venus aurait
souleve des tempetes dams Ia plus
belle moitie du monde!
La Hydrologic nest pas appre'
ciee en- ce debut de steele ct mieu1
vaut ne pas trop Ia remuer.
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Une Vile Champignon.

Dams la partie sud du territoire
d d'Oklahoma, tout q cote du Fort
Sill, Went de surgir tout q coup,
dams respace dune mutt, une vile
de 10000 habitants. C'est Ia vile
de Lawton, ainsi nominee en- rhon-
neur du general tue aux Philippe
mes, don't le site etc reserve par
le gouvenement lors du recent IL
rage au sort des terres 81 avide-
ment Disputes par des milliers de
personnes en- quote dun "home'.
Une loterie etc le moyen le plus
convenable que l'on ait trouve pour
livrer ces terres, ct ceux que le sort
ma pas favorises se sont portes en-
masse vers les trois sites reser-
YES pour batir les villes de Lawton,
d'Anardko ct de Hobart, chacun e.
perant , trouver IN lopin en- de-
dommagement de Ia farme quill ma
pu avoir. Mais c'est surtout vers
le site reserve . Ia premiere de ces
villes encore non habitees que s'est
dirigee la foule. Vendrsdi matin,
la place etait couverte de tentes, de
wagons ct d'abris de toutes sortes.
Des maisons de commerce y sont
etablies, un journal a etc fonde. une
banque rationale est . retat de pro-
Jet; mais ce sont surtout les mai
sons de jeu, les tripots de toutes
especes qui ont vite feuri. Toute
la crapule du pays semble s'y etre
portee ct les citoyens paisibles. en-
| minorite, seront forces de SO faire
alder par les soldats pour mainte-
mir pordre. Dams les vingt-quatre
heures fnissant au lever du soleil
lundi matin, on comptait dams Ia
Vile deux assassinats ct dix vols,
tandis qu'aux alentours le pillage
des nouveaux arrivants SO pratt.
| quait en- grand. La misere est at.
freuse parmi tout ce monde entasse
pele-mele, 4 bout de resources, nj
sachant qu'attendre ct esperer. Ii
nourriture est rare, reau manqus
complement ct ceux qui font J.
meter den transporter pour ven
DIRE demandent un gros prix. L'es'
glacee se detaille 4 raison de Il
cents le yerre.
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Deux tragedies de menage en-
core cette semaine, Tune due a la
ialousie, l'autre . la boisson. LIE
soldat Louis Haggerty, du 10e re-
giment d'artillerie des Etats- Unis,
stationne sur. File Sullivan, pres de
Charleston, en- proie . une feroce
jalousie, a tue. samedi matin. sa
femme qui etait venue lui rendre
visite. puis s'est tue aussi. LIE meme
jour. . Crawfsh, O., Alexander Nc
Cullough, citoyen eminent, est en-
tre chez lui bestialement ivre ct.
sans dire un mot, il tue sa femme
dun coup de pistolet en- presence
de leurs cling enfants. apres quoi il
s'est fambe la cervelle.
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ct que Ia bienseance lui commando
de tenir cache?

La location de lhopital des le-
.preux offre toujours les memes diff
fcultes. Depuis pincendie des ba-
timents sur fhabitation Elkhorn
rien ma etc fait. Les habitants de
la paroisse Jefferson, toujours op
poses 8 l'etablissement dune colo
ME de lepreux parmi eux. offrent
maintenant d'acheter la propriete
ct le gouverneur est dispose a la
leur vendre. Mais on alors seront
installes les malheureux que pon
veut isoler? 81 chaque paroisse
refuse de les recevoir. qu'en fera-
ton?
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JEAN BERNADAC,
Chirurgien- -V6t6rinaire,

Sc tient en- tout temps la DISPOSE
ton des personnes qui auraient be-
AAs soin de ses services. ii prend des
animaux en- soin domicile. Sa Tongue ex-
perience est une garantie pour ses clients.
M. Bernadac Sc charge de fournir, sur com-
mande, des chevaux tells que lie desirent les
acheteurs. II touiours des ehevaux chez
lui, ct vend ct echange la commission. II
fera touiours SON possible pour satisfaire ses
clients.
Residence. Lutcher, paroisse st. J Jacques
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mYTHoLoGIE NoUyELLE.
Tous DIEUx. :

Nous nous voyons force de re-
noncer, pour le moment au moins,
4 continuer nos esquisses mytholo-
giques. Dams ces etudes des dieux,
demi- dieux ct heros de l'antiquite,
nous ne pensions que plaisanter un
peu des travers de ces personnages
demodes, mails malheureusemept
personne ne croft plus aujourd'hui
aux fictions de Ia Hydrologic ct cha
Gun plus ou moins herite de ces
travers que nous ridiculisions. Et
puts le genre human est ainsi fait
quill s'attribue volontiers ce qui ne
lui appartient pas. ct une grande
partie de ceux qui ont lu notre his
toire remodelee de Jupiter ct de
Sisyphe ont cru comprendre que
c'etait d'eux quill etait question. Il
serait meme plus exact de dire
qu'ils se sont parfaitement recon-
nus sous les traits du maitre des
dieux ct du malin voleur ct mystifi-
cateur. On. ne nous croira peut-
stre pas, mails nous n'exagerons pas
en- disant que pas moins de trente-
deux citoyens Sc sont plants d'a-
voir etc representes dams notre pre-
mier article CONNIE le grand Jupi-
ter. Et ceux maintenant qui, con-
vaincus aussi de lavoir etc, ont
boude sans rien dire? Est-il eton-
nant des lors que chacun de ces
| nouveaux Jupiter ayant fulmine. il
| ' ait en- tant d'eclats de foudre Get
etc :?
D'autres, en- moins grand nom
bre, ont clairement compris que
Saturne c'etait eux, sauf qu'ils ne
rentrent jamais assez avancss pour
manger un caillou en- guise de pon'
let roti. Leurs femmes, du reste
mont pas coutume d'attendre leul
retour pour leur servir . souper-
| ct elles ont bien raison. Lun d'eu,
q cru voir une intention malveillan
te de notre part en- disant qui
mangeait ses enfants, ce qui revien
q dire quill Sc nourrit de ce gu
produit 50 femme. "Dieu merci
nous a-t-il ecrit, je mai jamais 81
peur du travail ct ne souffrirai pa
que ma femme me fournisse d
quot manger.'
i Que repondre d ces mecontent
| qui Sc croient maltraites parce qu
le hasard veut qu'ils aient quelque
traits de resemblance avec le
. dieux don't nous racontions Ia bic
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sommateurs s'y trouveront laise,
car le hangar sera spacieux. LIE
concert aura lieu le dimanche soir ct
ce sont de veritables artistes qui J
tiendront les roles. LIE prix dem
tree ne sera que de 25 cents pour
les grandes personnes ct 15 pour
les enfants.
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LIE soussigne annonce aux habitants de st
Jean-Baptiste quill s'occupe du traitement des
chevaux ct des operations de toutes sortes
leur faire II SO rendra de suite chez ceux
qui le feront appeler.
S'adresser chez lui, rive gauche, on lui ecrf-
re a La poste de Bonnet Carre.
CELEsTIN BREDY.