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Newport weekly independent., 1901-06-07

Fruit is a necessary article of diet. Its prime essence is in Prmley's California Fruit Gum.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-06-07

Many an old bachelor proposes-to re- main single.-Chicago Daily News.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-06-07
Struck by a Train.

Willie Wolfe, aged 12, who claims he was driven from his home in Memphis, was struck by a train near Fayetteville. The engineer says the boy was asleep on the track, but it was impossible to stop the train. The boys arm, hip and several ribs were broken and his skull fractured.
 Wm. Wilson, colored, was knock ed in the head with shovel by an other negro named Milton Gillett at Forrest City and fatally injured.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-06-07
Is Able to Help Sic
 When Doctors

How gladly would me mans aid did they but 1 woman's feelings, trials, and peculiar organic distI Those things are kIs. women, and the aid a mal is not at his command.
 To treat a case properl. sary to know all about
Newport weekly independent., 1901-06-07
PAN=AMERlCAN

THE GREAT SOUVENIR BUFFALO PoZzLE 1.J.1111 ,-,vp SOCIETY. B East l4th St., N. Y City. AeANi' "A'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-01

II est impossible de SO faire une
id6es de sacrifices que les femmes
peuvent s'lmp ,ser pour parvenlt q
suivre les modes; elles s'6l6vent
parfois jusqa'a l'hero1sme, ct Sc
p ivent des chooses qui par lssent
les plus indispensables.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-01
Lisez lannonce du. Home Trade
Shoe Store

LIE meilleus dentiste aujourd' hui
en- Europe pour les extraction, est
sans doute le nome "F a Orseni-
CO.., de Rome, qui extraits les dent
par le proc6d6 japonais, c'est-a-di-
re sans instruments, q paide du
pouce ct l'lndex. ii fait chaque
Jour presque 100 exlractions, mais
il y des journ67s od il arrive q
400; dams SO chambre sont plao6es
deux grandes bottles ouvertes Oh SO
trouvent plusieurs milliers de
dents de to ties sortes.
On a pose le probleme: 'Les
femmes vivent-elles plus long
temps que les hommes," la statis-
tique ma pas 9 core examine tou-
tes les classes ct les cat6gories
d'hommes ct de femmes; mais ellie
a 6lucid6 un point qui peut servir
de base q la discution.
Ainsi invariablement les veuves
vivent plus longemps que leurs
maris.
Certaines plantes marines mont
pas moins de 600 pieds de Ion.
gueur, quand elles ont atteint leur
plein d6veloppement. Ces herbes
Sc nourrissent des substances mine
rales contenuss dams Peau de la
mer.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-01
TELEPHONE SOUS-MARIN
SANS Fill

| II uno QeS merVelll0S de Ce com
mencement du vingti9me steele
est indubitablement le telephone
sous-marin qui Went d'etre install
l6 dams le port de Boston. Au moy-
en- de Get apparel, les transatlantic
ques, les vapeurs, les go6lettes, los
yachts, les bateaux traversiers, en-
fin, les embarcations de toute sorte
peuvent communiquer avec la terre
ferme ct pr6venir les dangers des
tempetes, des ouragans, des incen-
dies. etc. Boston est la seule vile
au monde qui poss6de CO syst6me
qui 6gale le t6l6graphe sans ills de
Marcorni ou meme le d6passe de
oeaucoup en- Importance. Cette in
vention merveilleuse est pRuvre
d un savant millionaire, lie profes
seur Elisha Gray, d6c6de il y a
quelpues mois. Lappareil 6lectri-
que est install6 dams une petite ca
bape en- bois constr ute sur IN ro-
cher, a preximit6 dun phare. A
une distance de cent verges plus
loin, a une profondeur de 40 pieds
sous Peau ct soutenue par une
bou6a Sc trouve une cloche du
poids dune demi tonne. Cette
bou6e est tenue constamment en-
position par de fortes cha1nes, LIE
battant de la cloche est relic par
un FL isol6 au pouvoir 6lectrlque,
de telle manlere qu'une personne
plac6e dams lie phare peut la METRE
en- branle, rien qu'en pressant un
bouton a port6e de la main. Le ce-
de adopt6 est celui de Morse. La
cloche recoit les sons ct les trans
met Ces sons de cloche sont telle-
ment distincts sous leau qu'un
homme assis dams un canot peut
les entendre parfaitement cinq
miles de distance. Dependant,
dams un bateau vapeur Oh il y
a beaucoup de bruit ct de vibra-
tion il faut Sc servir dun cornet
acoustique ou autre apparel de CO
genre. A Paide de cette invention
on peut t6l6pnoner jusqu'a douze
mile de distance. Tous les trans
atlantiques qui entrent dams le
port de Boston en- seront bientot
pourvus.
La maniere don't les messages
sont transmits a un transatlantique
est blen simple. Des disques me-
talliques sont dispos6s en- dltf6rents
endroits sur les flames du navire. a
Pavant ct a Parriere, de maniere d
recuelllir les sons venant de toutes
les directions. Ces disques sont
dispos6s de facon a ne vlbrer qua
un certain dlapason en- rapport
avec les cloches du telephone.
Pour transmettre les messages
dun navire qui ne peut porter uoe
cloche dune demi tonne sous sa
doque, on aura recours, q donor
mes "gongs" places sur les cot6s
GU le fond du navire. Ces appareils
seront relies a des fills 6lectriques.
Une simple clef t6l6phonique suft
pour transmettre un messags. On
utilise prlncipalement cette inven-
tion aujourd'hui pour pr6venir les
accidents aux navires sortant du
port; plus tard, le genie human
perfectionnera cette Guvre qui
promet de 81 beaux r6sultats pour
Pavenir ct Pon pourra alors en-
faire une application plus g6n6rale
ct plus compete.
Que de chooses merveilleuses
nous reserve la premiere moitie du
IKE steele!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-01
A. H. DEMEULES, Gerant.

tre'', il faut des ames dune singu.
li6re 6nergie des ames vrai-
ment mattresses ct le vulgaire est
aussi incapable d'accomplir que
de comprendre ces acknowledgements
presque surnaturels.
La mort du docteur Pestana
nest pas triste. Ellie est admirable
ct uncomfortable.
HENRI DIES HOUX
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-01

Dr T,nnnaes garantlt posltlvement de que
LII uCDu0 . rir les cas- les plus refractai-
Female Regulator g 95stlaegGIens 5sa1ssGIola'its &
suppressions resultant du'acune cause. 81 le pa
quet ou 8 pour IS Envoyea toute adresse sur
recu du montantpar CHURCHILL 6sSHELDROP
Nicollet House Drug, Minnpolis. F NJ. PAR
KER, Opp. o. st Paul SCOTT DRUG co
TIE KIDD DRh g CO., ElginI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-01

C'est en- I743 que l'on commen-
ca Ia fabrication des mon cholrs, q
Paisley, ca Ecosse L'ann6e der
Mere, les manufactures des Etats-
Unis en- ont livr6 80,0OO.OOO de
uouzaine au commerce.
Des savants 6cossais ont calcul6
uu' il faut q la balelne un pouvolr
6gal 3 ce. vi de las chew lux pour
SO mouvnir q travers les eaux q
une vitesse de II miles q pheure.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-01
NUMEkO ~
TARIF DES ANNONCES

Avis -Chaque insertion 10 cts par ngne
Tariff SPECIAL pour les annonces au mo,
ct l'annee.
Demandes mplol-demandes de q.
mestiques ou employes-annonce pour
chambre ou pension-annonces pour OBJ
Jets perdus Ou trOuv6s.
Au taux UN OENTIN par met
Nous enverrons un numero du journa
3 toute personne qul en- fera la deman-
de.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-01

que s'6tait lie notaire qui venait
trailer avec lui; il Sc leva CONNIE
nut par un ressort, redressa le
nnud de sa cravate d'indienne SO
mouche, fit deux pas en- avant,
mais Sc rassit aussitot, d6sappoin-
t6, en- voyant entrer, au lieu du no.
taire, trois autres de ses sembla-
bles. -....
LIE notaire Sc plaza derechef a
son bureau, bien r6solu a ne SO
laisser importuner par personne.
II d6chira 6nergiquement deux
feuilles de papier orn6es de ten-
vols, en- prit une autre ct 6crivit le
text traditionnel: Par devant le
Notaire Public.) Mais a peine
avait-il 6crit ces cinq mots, quill
entendit trois petits coups secs
srapp6s d la porte. II ne bougea
point, ct reignant de ne pas enten-
Dire, il continua: (R6sidant en- la
cite de Quebec, soussign6s, furent
pr6sents:-Pan! pan! pan!
-A]lons, mile d1ables! grom-
mela-t-il, en- jetant sa plume sur
le bureau, que mo veut-on encore?
Je ne pourrai jamais fnir ce con-
trat de marriage!
Les petits coups secs sc firent
de nouveau entendre. ii Sc leva d
la hate, ALA lui meme ouvrir, ct SO
trouva en- face de qaoi? dun autre
bossu.
Celui-ci, par exemple, cher lee
teur, m6rite une attention toute
particuli4re. II await une mise tres
recherch6e portait le lorgnon dor
ct la cravate blanche, des gants
couleur beurre frais, un 6norme
chap, au de sole noir, un habit a
queue de morue ct une bosse gl-
gantesque plac6e au milieu du dos:
en- un mot, c'6tait une bosse q la
mode.
II fit, en- entrant, une courbette
gracieuse, ct, tendant au notaire sa
main gant6e, il dit:
Est-ce bien q monsieur
otaire, que j'ai phonneur de par
ler.
-Pr6cis6ment, monsieur, dit lie
notaire, en- rendant au bossu son
salut.
-Et bien, notaire, je suis M.
Tournepelle.
ute ct fin au proclaim numero
II est impossible de Sc faire une
id6es de sacrifices que les femmes
peuvent s'lmp ,ser pour parvenit 8
suivre les modes; elles s'6l6vent
parfois jusqu'a lh6roisme, ct sc
o went des chooses qui par issen1
les plus indispensables.
Un bon cure de campagne fal
comparative deux finances.
Ne perdez Jamais de vue, leu1
dit-il, que le marriage veut que les
deux 6poux ne fassent qu'un.
Bon Dleu, s'6cria la hancee
vous ne passez done jamais sous
les feuetres de papa ct maman! u
Y des jours Oh Oh crolralt gu liz
sont dix au molns!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

up the subject They have Informed the
car that this law eau not be enforced. HIS
decree viii not be repealed but the execu-
ton Of Il win not be attempted and the
Klef studcnts viii be quietly released II
is the hrst time IN the history Of Russia
mat the car has ever been overriden
prince Kropktln said he did not think
the czar would be killed. II believe the
creates, foe 10 autocracy In Russia today
IL Nicholas II" be said "He Is so stupid
that he win make many mistakes Every
one Of those mistakes will weaken his pow
er and the power Of the throne. II J
thought be should be killed ! would do my
best to kill him. ! do moi believe 10 letting
someone else do what you would not do
Yourself
Prince EroDtkin said he did not believe
the car was responsible for the calling Of
The Hague peace conference. He said be
thosht tho pope was back Of tho whole
movement
''The pope mad a great friend at the Rus
sian court" said the prince. ''in the per
son Of Tobledonostsew, one Of the czar's
ministers. The pope did not think Emperor
William a suitable person to call the con
ference. 20 through bis friend be prevailed
upon tho czar 10 call u.
The prince says letters have come 10 him
from Russia 70 the eject that the general
sentiment Is against the acquisition Of MAJ
chnrla. 10 says Russian public seati2eSf
IL boiling The czaf viii be asked from
time 10 titne TO make certain concessions
10 tAe direction Of liberty. Ho w1u NOT
have ths good sense 10 make al ths cha
cesatnus that are demanded. aud tEanbie
VIII Isanlt-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31


New York. March So,-Charles F. Jones
valet OF millionaire Rice. Is heiug closely
watched day and night for fear he may
make another attempt 20 end his HE. He
is the most important witness OF the state,
Jones has been In the house OF detention
since his attempted suicide In the Tomhs,
after accusing Patrick Of murder
SO keen is the fear Of suicide that As.
sistant District Attorney Osborne has or
dered Jones TO be taken on long walks
about the city every day TO keep him from
attacks OF insomnia
Those familiar with the methods OF OF.
borne would not be surprised II other ar
rests are made IN the case before the ex
animation ia resumed Monday.
Heretofore no mention has been made
OF a woman in connection with the mys.
terry. but without any preliminary Intro.
durtion, handsome. intelligent woman.
who may prove an interesting witness. Is
about to become one OF the actors IN the
great tragedy drama. II Is not charged
that this woman had any knowledge OF u
conspiracy, but 1t is believed she may
nave been uucouselously mayed into Pat.
rlck's hands. Osborne made n startling
statement when he said: Patrick never saw
Rice until he died: he never had any con
versatlon with Rice and the whole claim
that Patrick ever acted as Ricc's attorney
Is fabrication"
When told this Patrick replied "os.
borne Is fool; I'm easy In my mind. The
whole business was legitimate"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
INTERNAL TROUBLES
Are Causing the Car and His Minis.
tiers Much Anxiety.
THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA
For the First Time During His Rule
Has Had TO Modiiy Orders.
CHANGE WILL BE MADE QUIETLY
SO as Not 10 Detract from the Cars
AutOeratic Dignity.
DOWNFALL OF THE RUSSIAN DYNASTY
Is Predicted by Prince kroptkin, the
Famous Anarehist---Says First
Blow Has Fallen.
CHANGE WILL BE MADE QUIETLY
So as Not 10 Detract from the Cars
AutOcratic Dignity.
DOWNFALL OF THE RUSSIAN DYNASTl

st. Petersburg, March &c. Excellent oh.
servers believe that the position Of the
minister OF the Interior, NJ. Supagniene, is
untenahle and anticipate his resignation
within Il few months as n result Of in
ability of the police to control the turbulent
elements. NJ. Sipaguiene was disposed TO
exculpate Lieutenant General ISlcgle, pre-.
feet Of the st. Petersburg police, until the
imperial council on Tuesday, after the
great riot reported adversely to the car.
Prince Niu2mska, member OF the I'M.
perial council, who was an eyewitness OF
the rlotipg, won over the council in an
excellent speech. II is understood now
his resignation, which was rendered after
lie had protested against the conduct of
the police, has not been accepted. NJ.
Sipagulene's latest proclamation adopted
the point Of view OF the imperial council.
week after IL had been Issued a report
was sent 10 the czar by the Grand Duke
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
ADMINISTRATION cRlTIclsEp.
Aeuinaldo's Name Was Cheered by Anti
Impefialists.

IFTL-TIaIIsIss
Boston. March 80 President Mckinley 5
administration was strongly criticized and
Asuinaido's name loudly applsuded AZ an
enti-Imperlalistic meeting In FanueI hall
tonight Colonel Charles L Goldman pre-
sided apd upon the platform. besides the
speakers, we've Edward Atkinson. Ewing
Minslow. Mooreheld Storey. Robert 4.
Paine. Ir and others or well known anti
imperiaiistic pioclyities The audience
was az times wrought mp to a high pitch
81 excitement by the remarks OF the speak
ers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
JONES is CLOSELY WATCHED
Officers Fear the Important Witness May
Attempt Suicide Again.

yesterday on warrants charging them With
forgery in the nrst degree in connection
With the win Of Millionaire William n
Rice. were arraigned today and held In
bail ef $1,000 each,
Later Justice Jerome dismissed the
charges against Meyers aud short aud dis
charged them under the warrants issued
yesterday, but they were Immediately re-
arrested on warrants based en- new az,
tdayit made by Jones, the valet ~ the late
Millionaire Rice. In this afndavit Jones
charges that the so-called Patrick win
NaS not given - Rice 20 sign on. June 80
1900. ~ 500 Madison avenue. and that mel.
Their Short nor Meyers was in the house
on that date. on this warrant the ae.
cnsed were committed TO Jail in default Of
5000 bail. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
AN INDEX.
FIRST PAGE.

FIRST PAGE.
Developments in the Rice ease.
Army promotions,
Foreign news.
SECOND.
Sporting news.
General telegraphlc.
FOURTH.
Foreign news.
Washington news.
General telegraphic.
FIFTH.
Legislators took trip down the bayou
Topographic news.
SIXTH.
A Germans Daily Life.
Requested to Resign: A poem.
6EVENTH.
tragedy at Waco.
Galveston budget. "
Higher courts decisions.
EIGHTH.
The Memphis reunion.
Story OF John Denton.
NINTH.
Railroad news.
Death OF ]. t. Mahi.
| TENTH.
Budgets from Brennan, Beaumont, corsr
cana. 4
Terns news. r.
! ELEVENTH..
The forests ~ Texas. -
Plans for advertising rice.
TWELFTH.
Local news. ~
THIRTEENTH.
Day In the City.
FoURTEENTH.
Editorials 1'N
Tamperlng with Trifles.
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FIFTEENTH.

2 W = EN- ne
The rocts of The South. q n
Biographies for tho Pope.
Some Views ana Reviews. - H.
The Letter BoS,
SIXTEENTH.
Commercial news.
SEVENTEENTH.
Commercial newA.
want ads
EIGHTEENTH.
Want ads.
NINETEENTH
Want ads.
TWENTIETH.
The republican alarm, a
TwENTY-sEcoNp.
George AIDES Modern Fable.
TorecnetB by Foster
TWENTY-THIRp.
'rhe Factories Of New Zealand.
TWENTY-FoURTH.
Partisan fashions. AZ
TWENTY.FlFTH.
Something about the MennoniteE. RI
University OF Texas notes, 1Js
TWENTY.SIxTH.
Local society. irEt
TWENTY SEVENTH.
liluts for kitchen ana Dining Room.
TWENTY.ElGHTH.
The Use of on for Tuei. 81 81
TWENTY-NINTH.
Dramatic Notes.
THlRTiETH.
Drummer5 Department
THlRTY-FlRST.
happyhammer letters.
THlRTY-SECOND,
Local courts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
WAR FREELY DISCUSSED.
Great Tension in Japanese OF
fetal Circles.

London, March ao.--The Yokons-
ma correspondent Of the Daily Mail
wires: There Ia great tension in
official circles. The foreign office
Is open day and night.
Frequent conferences are held be
tween the senior generals. The en-
peror has been present thereet ana
has msdo anxious Inquiries as to
the service. Three stan officers
have been dispatched t. Carea to
make ipycsugatia The posdbilI-
Ties of war are freely discussed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
A WAR ON.
Coffee Kings and Sugar 6arons Fighting
Each Other.

Coffee Kings and Sugar 5arons Fighting
Each Other.
Toledo Ohio, March 80. Open war has
been declared on the coffee kings by the
sugar barons. To-day Arbuckle Bros. filed
an action in the United States court against
the woolson Spice company. jones secor.
II. NJ. Brigham manager, and John H..
Doyle. attorney, for $4,000 damages for al-
legged false and malicious lIbe!. The suit
10 the result Of recent decision Of the
pure food commissioner in his raid against
glazed coffee. The Arbuckles charge that
the woolsons have issued a circular broad
cast throughout the country In which they
use the decision OF the pure food commits.
sioner to borass ana ioiure the business Of
plaintiffs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
colo Wavo al neniaon.

Cold Wave at Derison.
Denison. Texas. March 30. A cold wave
reached here this morning. The weather
is clear and there will be heavy frost to-
night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
SHORT AND MEYERS RELEASED.

They Were Later Arrested on Warrants
Sworn Out by Jones.
New York, March 3o.--Dsvid l.. Short
and Aforrfs Meyers, the two men arrested
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
WIN Build a 81 600 COO Plant.

Youngstown Ohio, March 80 The
Youngstown Iron, sheet and tube com
pany has bought land 10 build a 100000
plant 10 compete with the big comhina.
lohA The company Ia composed " manu-
facfnrers who sold out 10 the trusts II
. understood they wifi build steel plant
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32PAGES TO-DAY
Probabilities.

Washington, March 30. Eastern Texas
Generally fair sunday; falling temperature;
fresh northerly winds. Monday fair.
Oklahoma ard Indian Territories Fair.
colder Sunday, northwesterly winds. Mon,
day fair,
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aen H. J. IN. euti.ben. g9fnn aber qsitGrie B,r0au=
uuq, Ropiutb 2tppstitosrlui unO 8ertopiunq ibn
narneu, odB icin 8lut uureiH gtporOcu UNI Sbmerz
aen ibn iberjtuQtn, DlB ibm cine arunfbeit Orobt
ttrptlIen itit ,abrbunOtrtsu fb aIs Der beRs
uno unieblbarte 9eblrzGcgua;Or erpjcien baben,
Der ie cntOett wOroen lit. Sir . 6 ,nts bel 9pOs
tbttern su bdb;n. lDto, UtL III, S&gS)
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