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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
DOM ESTIC.

| The State Eanl1 Examiner o. Gcor-
! cia REPORTS forty more banks IN the
/ State than on September = last. a total
| OF Ia
Short In his accounts $1,000. Assist.
ant Postmaster G. III. prcXel. Mt Tar
| pom Springs. Fla. was arrested.
Arriving at san Francisco. Cal. from
| China. Minister T.. II. Cougcr said the
! missionaries were not responsible for
! tho recent troubles.
a run on the First National Rank. of
/ Moscow. Idaho. was checked by a
! union OF business men.
Virgil L. McMaSter. OF Ninevch. y.
Y. IN executor OF the estate of Jane
Bush. Of Colrsvillr. was arrested for
miSusinC %23,000 OF the estate funds.
With the greatest crops In the his
tory of ME Territory In readiness for
! harvcSterS. Arizona ranchcrS cannot
| find enough men to do the work
A hill was PASSED by the Lower
| House OF the Illinois Legislature pro-
! limiting the sale giving away or bring
! inS into the STA OF cigarettes.
Robbers who blew open the vault Of
the First >ational Sank at Wiscasset.
/ Me. secured nothing.
The last sale of new York STOCK;
/ Exchange seat made 4 record price
! S;2.CO0
Shirt waists We're officially denied
! New York fircmcn
! Ey tips" from James !. IInl. form
| cr Senator Pcttis;rcw .of South Dakota.
Is said 10 have cleared S2JOO0O on
stocks.
Tho schooner Samuel Kicker was
run Gown and sunk of Comtie!d. Conn.
! by tho Fall River steamer Pilgrim
Captain Allen. of the schooner. being
drowned.
The traffic season at Nome. Alaska,
has opened.
a stucco trust is proposed In the
West.
Charles C. Stockley, aged e;ghty-two
| years. former Governor of Delaware
died at Georgetown. Del
Tom Lee Chinese merchant. an
! piled FOR police protection at New York
/ city. Snyin@ his Lac was threatened
by HiShblndcrs.
Ohio. Indiana and Illinois. through
their Attorney oys-Gcne"al formed Il
! friendly alliance to eradicate rraudu.
lent insurance companies.
By means of brcccies buoy the
crew OF the life saving station Mt
! Chadwick. y. j.. rescued Captain Nc.
! Keller and his crew of seven men
from the stranded schooner Mo,a.
The transport Garonne arrived nj
San Francisco. Cal. from Manila.
having on board the Twent y-sixth
Regiment and the unusual number OF
siXty-tour stOwawayS.
In jealous rage John II. German.
foreman of copper mine, shot and
! Killed George Mccarthy, at Milton.
! Cal, and then blew himself to pieces
with giant powder.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
PHYSICIANS enL $4,000.
Or. w. G. Ernwning's C,aim Against tho
Estate or ChrIs l.. Magc~

PitiShurg. Pcnn.-Thr estate OF the
late state Senator Chris u. Na"cc has
received Il hin from DR. Waiter G..
Browning. OF Philadelphia. for et9O-
400 FOR professional services during
thH last Illness OF Senator MaGcr.
pr. browning was in attendance on
Senator NageC for twrnty-our mnni-ls
previous to his death. He accompanied
him To several places for tho recovery
nj his health. The fee Is believed to
he ono OF the largest or lis kind ever
charged in tie United States.
Tie bill covers twcnty-0ur months
treatment. and the charges are at the
rate OF $50 Der treatment hour. One
charg" is SIT.00O for last summers
treatment nj Atlantic CITY. and anoih.
pr Sl:.mo for accompanying the de-
ceased To Hot S"rinSs. w.
Til" executors of the Ma~cn estate
refuse 10 discuss DR.. Rrownir%'s bill
IL is learned from reliable eourccs.
however, that the bill VIII lie con est
ed
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
WILDCAT OIL CONC :RN5.
Millions OF Watcred StociS Floatcd by
Many Texas Enterprises.

Austin, TcSas.--A careful mvcstiga
ton into the financial condition and
method OF operation of large number
OF the companies which have been
formed under the laws OF Texas to op.
eraic in the Beaumont oil field shows
that FULLY nifty per cent. of them are
wildcat concerns, and that their only
OBJECT is TO dispose OF their watcred
STOCK. often amounting to several hun
dred thousand d1llars. to unsuspecting
Investors.
III is predicted that the collapse will
soon come. and that the people Of
Texas OF small Deans who have in
vested IN these worthless stocks Will
Dc the principal sufferers. 1t Is CON
sorvatively estimated that fully $50
OoJ,UOO oi oil Stock have been sold by
companies in Texas Gu:ins til, past
TWO months.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
REGULAR ARMY OF 7, 900.
PRESIDENT and Secretary Root Adopt Cen
crnl MiIrs'a Recommendations

Washington. II. C.-It has been dc
fermlncd To increase the regular army
to approximate 10000. and TO leave
II Mt that number unless conditions
in the Philippines should make more
troops necessary. The President and
Secreiary Root have so decided. The
setails viii he worked out 10y tho
Secretary and General Miles.
The decision is practically In line
with n rccOmmcndati0 made hy Cen
eral Miles several months ago and re-
newed by him in a letter 10 the ScCrc-
taly of War recently. In tnis letter
General Nile; recommended that the
army be limited to one soldier TO
every Iooo OF population. namely. &C.
500 men.
The number OF officers appo;n ID
VIII be rs originally decided 'rli,
artillery corps Will be Increased 10
It's iull strength OF $4,000 men.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
STUDENT KILLED ON A STAGE.
Loaded Pistol Used Accidentally in a PIay
Given Rt BurnsyiIIe y a.

Burnsvillc, y. C.-Whilc playing the
Tragedy Last Upon the World" in
the closing exercises OF the Stanley
Mccormick high School. real trag-
edy was enacted. when H. y. Me
lnturf. one of the students. was shot
and Killed by Baccus Bailey. another
student. both representing characters
In the play.
When 1t became necessary for Bailey
in his role to defend himself with n
revolver against n drawn knife in the
hands OF McInturf. he used by mis-
take n loaded pistol instead of the
one with blanks. and in the presence
of several hundred people Aiclnturf
was shot dead on the stage The boys
were roommates and special friends.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
Missionaries Killed Inv rox.r.

The Secretary of State. at Washing
ton. has received report prepared w
the Rev. j. V. Stevenson, OF the Cni-
nesc Inland Mission showing the mum
ber OF persons belonging 10 Protestant
miss. .onary families who were mui-
dered in the Boxer troubles The total
is loG. divided as follows: British. set..
cnty adults and TWEEN, y-eight children;
Swedish, forty adults ana sixteen chill
dren; American, twentyfour adults
and eight children.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
ON: ADOPTED ISLANDS

hcrc are $4,000 lcpcrs In the philir-
pines, and 1t is planned to isolate all
on one island.
Lieutenant William Patterson. OF tie
Coast Artillery. is 10 hc tried by court
martial at Manila. for misappropriat-
ing funds.
Major George. the Surgeon-in- Chief.
says that Havana. Cuba. is without
case OF yellow fever
BY an executive order establishing
nn inSuiar naval force. Filipinos who
enlist In the service -vill receive one
half the nay OF other scamen OF the
same ratings.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
PATRICK HELD on TEN COUNTS,
ue is Charged Directly with the Murder
OF william Marsh Rice

New York City. - The indictment
against Albert II. Patrick for murder
IN the first degree contains ten counts
Patrick is charged directly with the
murder. Charles t. Ion S. the va;ct
being ignored altogether. In separate
counts Patrick Isl charged with kill
Ing William Marsh Rice with chloro-
form. with mercury. and with an un-
known poison: with chloroform and
mercury together and wish ch'o:o-
form anu an unknown poison to-
sether. and again with all three OF
the articles
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
BRITISH RECRUITS FALL OFF.
HE Times Eecomnends That the Amer
lean system Bs Adopted.

London.-The annual return OF re
eruiting Tor 1900 shows II total enlist
meht ol JS,3Gl, against 42.1UU in 1889.
The recruiting tor the infantry is re-
gardCd as unsatisfactory. In Apile of
the impetus Oi the war and IN. rc,lIc-
lion in the standard OF hcIsh,. tho
number OF enlisted infantry men =, be-
low that of 1899. The recruits general.
~ haNnS preferred the Shower
branches OF Ine service,
ne lines, III the course OF an edi-
'ofIal on tEe uniaNOraD4c recruiting
report compares the results here WIN
those oi 'he successful AmcrcLn sys-
te'h' WhIch 1t THINKS shOuid De iML
tated IN the nitcd hiusuUn.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
HrInh Kills N Female Tipcr.

Buffalo. n. Y.-Raiah. tn ticr-
which recently att'ckcd nnd almost
killed. its owner. Frank Rostoc&. ,
)ndinnanolis. killed female tiger Mt
the EHDoSition grounds. Both tigers
were in the same cage. hut were SOW
Grated hv strong wooden bars. 'r,"
female got too close to The bars ard
Rajah caught ..er by the throat.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
fA,H4R is AccU.e5.
Murder OF Ills live ChiIdrc. Not Conn
nut:ed ID, BursIar,

Paris. Francc.-Th. V,dowcr named
btIeie' whose nVc ChiIurcn were muir
uefeu 1T Chartres, WAS COuIrvu.cd N.th
the chiidFth bodies ia Lbc pfcsrucc
mag isIvate, whOse Ques .4ous The
man refused to ansMcf. nc nAg
therefore placed unuer arrest. The
hrsI repor.s OF the crime attriDuted
The kiiinS OF the children 10 Uurglars.
VINO. II WAS said. g,aUDed and Oiud-
geOhed them 10 silence their cries OF
alarm upon discovering that thieves
were in the house.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
AoELe:aG HAr RG;l1Is
rho Pretoria Coasuiship May Ee Lef,
Open Tor II Tiiap

Washington, ID. G. - Adelbers Hay,
son o. the Secretary OF State. has re-
SiShcu ms position rs United States
Cohsui-GencE3l 81 Pretoria. The resig-
hation taxes eiiCcs Immediately.
IN view or the great expense OF liv-
.nS at Pretoria. it is possible that the
once Will be left vacant until Congress
can nave an opportunity to act up Il
recommendation from the Executive
looking to an increase in the salary.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
Stole Il Safe Containin. $4,000.

Two men secured $4,000 in gold in
the most nudac.ous robbery cyv..
known aJ Anaconda, Mon. Durin. ,nc
carry morning hours they Iorceu the
mann doors ot the Alaska" sa.Oou.
carried out the 3UJpouud SAFE. placeu
it in an express wagon. ana drove QUE
side the CITY limits. After Drcakin.
open the saie and securing its con.euts
lncy escaped,
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
The Disaster at Grie,heim.

An official return from Grieseim.
near Frankfort. Germany. shows thar
seventeen persons are dead and forty
injured MS the result OF the explosion
and IRE near there.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
PLENTY OF Money In Kansas.

State Bank Commissioner AlbauSh.
IL 1opek;. kan, says there never w4s
80 much money IN nSnsas as a. pes
Snt Inc DanG vaults are lo!usd
with the pronrs from dIversiued arm.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
Chicago. chief of roIIce designs.

Chiet of Police Joseph kip.cy, OF
Chicago. hanued h.S resignation 10
Mayo: HARRISON. Inc Mayor Io.d thc
Chief tAaJ ne had no mention OF re
appointing him. ana the res. .3uation
Immediately followed.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
Zig Coal Discovery I'm Iceland.

Great coal deposits have been dis
covered near the Nowd fjord. on tue
enst coast OF Iceland.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01
KAISER TO AVsNcs SUBJECT.
Sends Expedition to Punish Natives who
Killed Wealthy German.

Sydney. n. =. M.-Herr Merclie. n
German millionaire. who was cruising
IN his yacht. and Herr Caro-. his priv
ate secretary. recently were muir
dered by natives Of the island OF New
Britain. off the northeast coast OF Pa
pau. Herr Caro's body was eaten.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-05-01

Berlin. Emperor William
has ord red Captain Passchew OF the
German second-class cruiser Hansa 10
command punitive expedition from
China TO avenge the murder OF Herr
Mcrcke.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-14
Une Femme Chez Les Trap
piSteS

Pour la seconde fois depuis que
leur monast4re est 6tabli q Gethse-
name, dams lie comt6 de Nelson, au
Kentucky, les trappistes ont recu
la yisite dune femme. En- effet,
Monsieur Beckham, gouverneur du
Kentucky, ct sa femme, ont visite
her, lie monastere de Gethsemane.
Les v%isiteurs ont etc recus par lie
reverend Edmond M. Obrecht, SUI
p6rieur du convent, GU plus exac-
tement Fable de la Trappe. Apr6s
avoir assest6 a un service religieux
a la chapelle du convent, le gou-
verneur, sa femme ct les fonction-
naires qui les accompaniment, ont
ste conduits au r6fectoire Oh lis
ont pris leur repas, q midi. au MI
lieu des trappistes auxquels un
jour de repos await etc accord6 .
loccasion de cette visite. On q SER
vi un diner copieux qui ne SO com
posait que des produits de Ia fer
me cultiv6e par les religieux.
Cette visite de la femme du gou-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-14

Vendredi dernier, il y cut char
mantle soir6e chez Mile Philomene
Daigle, 1926 Dupont Ave N. Plu-
sieurs de SEES amies y ont pris part
parmi lesquels 6taient Miles Ida
Lefebvre, Adeline Payette, Brown,
Lenoir, Nine Lyon seur de Mile
Daigle ct plusieurs autres don't les
MONS m'6chappent.
Durant la soir6e Mile Payette
chanta avec success "Holy City" ct
plusieurs jolis morceaux de piano
furent rendus par Mile Brown ct
autres.
Entre-temps, Mile Daigle, avec
cette cordialit6 qui lui est 81 natu-
relle, second6e par Nine Lyon,
convla ses amies a IN succulent
godter auquel toutes frent hon
neur. A upe heure assez avanc6e
toutes Sc s6par6rent-regrettant
que ces quelques heures So fussent
pass6es aussi rapidement-char
m6es de Thospita]1t6 de Mile Dai-
gle.
UN TEMo1N
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-14
On TEMo1N

MN. Lessard, Brassard ct Ri
ward, de Cass Lake Mimi, SO sont
rendus a Minneapolis, la semaine
derniere. pour s'entendre avec
NM. David Gagn6 ct Frank Clou-
tier sur Organisation dune gran
de excursion dams le nord de re-
tat arretant a st Cloud, Brainerd.
Wadena, Walker ct Cass Lake Oh
une escale de deux jours sera pri-
Sc pour donner ~]'avantage dun
tour du lac en- pateau q vapeur GU
la peche car les poissons foisson-
nent dams ces environs. On train
special partira de st Paul q 8 hrs.
A. M ct 8:45 A. M. de Minneapolis,
dimanche lie IL aout proclaim
Prix du passage aller ct retour es|
settlement de $3.50. Pour toutes
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-14
Societe St Jean : Baptiste

La soci6t6 St Jean-Baptiste a
tenu une assemble sp6ciale di-
manche apres. midi dams la sale
A. O U. w sur l'avenue Centrale
sous la %pr6sidence de M. p. r.
Plouf.
M. Jos. Forth, faisant partie du
comit6 nomm6 a la s6ance prece-
dente pour s'entendre avec lie Pere
Andre concernant la messe le "a
JUN fait rapport que la messe Sc
"a chant6e ce jour-la a p6glise
Notre-D Dame de Lourdes. LIE CO.
mite de Organisation de Ia fete a
soumi a l'approbatlon de lassem-
bl6e lie travail quill a fait depuis la
derniere assemble. w que les
details de la fete seront publies
dams lie proclaim num6ro de IE-
CHIC DE L'OUEsT il nest pas ne
cessaire d'inum6rer lei le travail
qua fait ce comit6 depuis son der
nier rapport. CONFINEMENT q &c
qui a 6t6 decide pr6c6demment lie
comit6 a conf6 la preparation de
la table du banquet q un pour
voveur a raison de Csc le convert,
6yitant ainsi un travail immense
au comit6 ct assurant aux convl-
YES des NETS d6licieux. II a etc re,
solu que toutes nos societies ct nos
paroisses condolences : FRANCHISES
soient sp6cialement invites ct
qu'une invitation generate soft fal.
te. par la vote de PEcHo DE Lou
DIST, a toute notre population az
langue FRANCHISE.
La somme de SIS, pour lachat dc
balles, etc., a etc vote au club az
baseball compose de jeunes Ca
nadiens-francais en- attendant que
la soci6t6 prenne action sur IL
question des costumes.
M. j. G.. Marquis ayant r6signe
CONNIE secr6taire : correspondent
M. Geo. e. Forth a etc unanime
ment 6lu a CO poste.
Un grand nombre des membre
de la soci6t6 n'ayant pas pave leu:
contribution pour l'ann6e couran
tie il a 6t6 decide d'6lire un collec
teur ct M. Anne Provost a etc eli
par reclamation.
L'assembl6e s'est ajourn6e q di
manche proclaim q 3 heures d
PaprAs midi dams la sale Ste An
ne. Lyndale ct 1l4me Ave N.
A.. FL. DEMEULEs,
Sec. Corr. pro. ten
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-14

caiss6s, il y en- await 1858 gu
6taient faux. Lemill6sime de cette
fausse monnaie varie a l'infni, de-
puts r6po1 ue Oh l'on a ennis lie
cent, pour Ia premiere fois jusqu'a
nos jours.
lie metal en- bronze Sc rappro-
che de plus en- plu, de celui DIES
bons cents, mails la couleur diff6re
l6gerement; c'est ce qui les fait re-
conna1tre a la sous t%r6sorerie.
Les faux monnayeurs perfec-
tionnent aussi .leur travail; on volt
qu'ils acquierent de l'exp6rience;
Limitation est pressure %parfaite.
La fraude s'applique a une bien
petite piece de monnaie; mean
moins, au prlx du cuivre a IL cents
la livre, il y a encore un beau be-
n6fce pour les faux monnayeurs,
pourvu qu'ils 6coulept une grande
quantit6 de cents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-14

verneur au convent DIES trappistes
est un v6ritable 6v6nement. Aucu-
ne femme, sauf celle dun roi gu
dun prince r6gnant, ma lie droit
d'entrer dams I'M monast6re de Get
ordre religieux. CONNIE il ny a
pas de roi aux Etats- Unis, les moi
nes de Gethsemane ont admis que
la femme u president de la r6pu-
blique, GU celle du gouverneur de
PEtat, pouvait p6n6trer dams leur
convent. Avant Nine Beckham, la
seule femme qn ait Gu le privile-
ge d'entrer dams le convent de
Gethsemane est Nine Proctor
Knott, don't le mari 6tait alors gou-
verneur du Kentucky. LIE gouver-
neur Knot est surtout connu pour
l'exression quill a employee en- par
liant de Duluth, au Minnesota:
lie centre DIES mers non sal6es."
Lorsque Nine Beckham est en-
tree dams le convent, ellie a etc sa-
luce par une cinquantaine de moi
mes qui n'avaient pas VI de fem
mes depuis la visite de Nine Knott.
II SO trouve dams &c convent plu-
sieurs trappistes quin'ont pas pro-
nonc6 un mot depuis trente ans, 81
&c nest pour parler a Table.
Une inscription au-dessus de la
porte du monast4re est ainsi con-
cue:
defense aux femmes de fran
CHR cette parte, sous peine d'ex-
communication" Plusieurs fem
mes ont d6ja essay6 d'entrer dams
lie monastere, mails l'abb6 leur en- a
toujours refuse la permission. Un
jour, une femme habill6e en- hon.
me a essay6 d'entrer sous Get &C
coutrement, mails ellie a etc recon
nue. ct 6vinc6e sans c6r6mon lie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-14
La Lutte COntre Les Nous
tiqueS

-L'entomologiste attach6 au de-
partement de Horticulture, q Wash.
ington, annoncait r6cemment gull
allait faire des essais dams les ma
r6cages d'Orange ct de Hackensack
pour d6truire les larves DIES NOUS
tiques en- r6pandant une couche de
p6trole sur les eaux des mara1s. LIE
conseil d'hygiene de Hartford s'est
empress6 de faire les memes es-
sails en- versant du p6trole non raj.
fine sur les eaux DIES marals qul
s'6tendent au sud-est de la Vile ct
bordent la rivi6re Connecticut. Ces
marais sont le berceau de mllllers,
de millions de moustiques. LIE pc
trole a 6t6 r6pandu de facon a CO
que, pouss6 par lie vent, il puisse
Sc r6pandre sur toute la surface
des marais. On constate d6ja, pa
ra1t-il, une diminution dams la
ouantit6 de moustiques ct ceux
qui sont charges de p%op6ration es-
pArent obtenir d'excellents result
tats lorsque tous les marais seront
converts dune couche de petrole.
ST les authorizes municipales de
diyerses localities du New-Jersey,
de Staten Island, de Long Island
ct de Westchester voulaient ira
WALLER s6rieusement a Pextermina-
L.. a., mons+in1as Giles feraient
bien d'avoir de grandes quantities
de p6trole en- reserve ct d'organlser
des escouades d'onvriers charges
de le r6pandre sur les marais d'od
gortent, dams ces localities, des l6-
gions de moustiques. C'est le moy-
en- qu'emploie lie chef du service
sanitaire a la Havane, qui fat Ia
guerre aux moustiques parce gull
propagent la f6vre jaime. Ii dit
dams son dernier rapport, qul]
n'emploi plus tous ses, hommes 8
nettoyer les maisons, CONNIE aupa.
ravant. MATS les deux tiers DEF
hommes sont organis6s en- escoua'
d6s qui nettoient les losses ct lef
ruisseaux Oh l'eau croupit, puts J
versent du p6trole. On en- verse
6galement dams les habitations, uni
mince couche sur les eaux stagnan
tes telles que les c%iternes ct dams
les CONDUCTS qui y aboutissent
'|C'est de Ia que proviennent de'
milliers de moustiques. LIE petroo'
le fue les larves ct on peut en- VOL
une grande quantit6 entrance pa
les 6gouts jusque dams la bale
, tout est mort. /.
C'est done un bon exemple q SUI
vre ct il fault esp6rer que les habl
tants des environs de W Yor]
n'h6siteront pas a employer cett
m6thode..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-14
Condolences

Mercredi IL %courent, q la s6ance
de la Cour L'Etoile du Nord, fu-
rent pass6es les resolutions de con-
dol6ances suivantes:
WI quill a plu a la Divine Pro-
violence de rappeler a Ellie N. Me-
dard Janson, 6poux regrett6 dc
S9ur Josephine Janson ct beau
frAre de Smur Thibau]t, toutes
deux mempres estim6s de cette
Cour, IL est :,
R6solu que les membres offrent
leurs sinc6res sympathies aux
Saurs Janson ct Thibault dams
cette perte irr6parable. II est de
plus
R6solu qu'un copie de ces r6so-
lutions soft envoy6e a Seur jan
son., une a Spur Thibault ct une
autre d PEcHo DE L'OUEsT pour
publication.
LAURA MEUN1ER, Sec. Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-14

Montreal a une population %actuelle
de 100000 ames, contre 25l,OOO en-
1891 ct 10000 en- 1881.
"C'est une augmentation, en-
chiffres ronds, 10000 habitants
pour la derniere decade.
"C'est I'm r6sultat de nature a
r6iouir notre propre population ct
d accroftre la confance de ceux qu1
ont fol dams Iavenir ct les destl-
n6es de la m6tropole du Canada.
"Qu'on nous permette.. de dire
que les d6veloppements consld6ra-
bles qui SO sont produits a Mon
tr6al, surtout dams les dernieres
cino ann6es, ne sont qu'un pre-
mier elan vers une progression en-
core plus accentu6e, qn'un mouve-
ment pr6liminaire vers un agran-
basement considerable, vers un
reimbursement commercial ct IN
dustriel qui feront de notre Vile,
d'hui a cinq GU dix ans, Fun des
comptoirs, Pun des entrepots les
nlus recherch6s ct les plus actifs
de toute lAm6rique du Nord.
"Les 6v6nements sont le prodult
m6thodique DIES fats. Attended,
que les grands travaux. d,utlllte
rationale en- vote d'ex6cution GU on
proietsoient accomplish ttendezque
Port Colborne faisse concurrnece
q Buffalo, attended, que notre port
soft outill6, quill ait ses 6l6vateurs
4 grains, SEES accommodations mo-
! dernes ct rap1des, attended, que les
authorizations de la route du St
Laurent soient achev6es ct vous
verrez ce que deviendra Montreal
"Quand la nature ct lie genie de
Phomme auront force le traffic q
prendre la route du St-Laurant,
1uand POuest aura double, triple.
quintuple So population ct So pro-
duction, imaginez quelle somme
d'aHaires il versera q Montreal qu7
se trouve etre lie grand centre dc
distribution du commerce par Sc
situation g6ograph1que, puisque
nous commanders q la fois la na'
VACATION des laos ct la navigator
oc6anique.
"Nous avons un avenir excep.
tonnel: nous sommes aujourd'hu
100000; au proclaim recen sen enl
nous seront plus pres de 6OO,OU
ames que de 100000