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The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12
Baptist Church.

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inc regular services during
Ap'' WIN "c PREPARATORY |" lhe
.N".s''''l,c meetings 10 ne h'ld
III nay i"' i'"S'"' Is expecting "
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i"ei' s''o"'' "e 1t un''y vi Pur'
t''7' ~ III ''"'>'
On next sunday morning the
sermon theme will be "Christians
Obligated To Warn the Unsayed,'
Good music will have place IN the
service.
A,7.3O o'clock sunday eyo,i,,,
, SONG scrvirc will bc conducted
nv our ou,rto,to ,r mail, ,o;,os
,ftcr which ,bc r,.t,r ,,,ll ,r,ooh
, short sc,,pon f,,,, tho tov, a.
rho Ynung Man Ahs,lou .,fo,~
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'''S ""' III 70 H. SECOND iehn-
p aH AlAAA hhANNNA
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

&. G. Kerr sold brick house
for Frank Bowlish this week, near
Attorney V-erkamp's residence,
to Mrs. Sarah Golf of Iowa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12
Joe Chambers made business
trip to Conejos this week.

Wesley Staley, of Hooper, was
in the city Thursday on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12
High School Contest.

lpT tHe DHD LUIS htleN ofHtOtlcul
and Declamatory contest, which
will be held at Del Norte on May
3. The orators and DISCLAIMERS
are about ready for the local con
test. This will be held at the
Presbyterian church next Wednes-
day evening for the purpose OF
selecting those who will represent
Monte Vista in the Valley contest.
The boys are also beginning to
practice at baseball aud other
athletic sports, preparatory for n
field day at Del Norte on the day
of the contest.
Our citizens owe it TO the public
schools to encourage the pupils in
such matters. 4 large audience
should greet the contestants next
Wednesday evening If we show
our interest by our presence and
by words of che aud encourage
ment We may 10 much toward
bringing the golll medal to Monte
Vista. An admission Of l. cents
will be charged to lefray necessary
expenses of the contest.
A special tram sill be secured
if possible for the event in Del
Norte. A round tup fare of IS
cents can be secured il Monte
Vista people will buy GO tickets
The special train viii leave here
in the morning and return in The
evening after the contest aud will
carry contestants and their friends
from Mosca, Alamo and Monte
Vista. 1t is hope,l hat this train
may be secured an that our con
testants mny be accompanied 10y a
large croad OF enthusiastic friends
to cheer and urge them ON.
p,s o"e'i ""u Io"e'' Ie''
Wednesday night for Kittanning,
a. ""e.e 'n'' "l'' continue 'ne
practice OF osteoIalhy. DR.. Powell
""" "'ie ""'' zee" r'7'"eh's OF
TINS P'"ce heHt'} TWO years ana
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1t has been proposed by musi'
clans nt Alnmosa aud Monte Vista
10 orsnniz" a hanu ipr the Valley
orn'or'cs' conie"' a p'i Norle
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The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

Attention is called to the new
ad. of j. G. Busblnger in this
issue.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

Patrick Walsh, who WAS sent to
the Insane asylum at Pueblo from
the Soldiers home two years ago.
died there last Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

], Is reported that there nre
some propositions under consider.
alton by the Great Western Sugar
company at Lovclend looking 10.
ward III. transfer of the plant To
the sugyr Trust. rrominent busi.
ness men have admitted tha' they
nrc not NJ liberty 10 tell ali they
know IN regard 10 The matter
News.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12
FIFTEENTH YEAR.
A Bold HoId.up.

Tuesday deputy sheritfs Woods
and Farrow went to the Blanca
hotel with an execution issued out
OF court of Montezuma county
against L. G. Carpenter and at the
point of revolver took from his
shirt front diamond stud and
from his finger II diamond ring
valued at $500 to 500. MIR. Car.
penter made such Resistance as he
could but WIS overpowered and
relieved of the Jewels. He asked
PERMISSION to consult an attorney,
SO he snys, but this WAS denied.
He also informed the officers that
the jewels did not belong TO him:
that they were the property of his
wife who WIS present and became
greatly terrified at the scnffle.
Wednesday a replevin suit WAS
commenced by Mrs. Carpenter to
recover the property aud there is
some talk of damage suits for what
is claimed to be an unlawful seiz
ure and assault.
A mans person has been sup.
posed to he secure from violence
SO long as he maintains the peace
and keeps within the bounds of
the law. Even the Chicago Judge,
who is anxious TO help crush labor
unions and who advises issuing
executions and seizing their clothes
while in bed. never had the
au1acity to advise taking the coat
OF mans person.
Down in Maine aud Massacbu.
setts they arrest manor did 20
years ngo-on a judgment for $40
and $40 and put him in jail until
he discloses his pocket book or
other valuablcs but no violent
hands are laid npon mans per.
son for debt.
Tom Littlefeld, Of Androscog-
gin county. Maine, who WAS sher-
i'll for twenty-five years. often
made the remark, III sheriff or
deputy should do everything re.
quested 10y the lawyers, he would
be always III trouble This is
something for young officers to
Learn IN Colorado.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

Mr~. Charles Barnes came home
Thursday from Pueblo where she
has been visiting y few weeks.
Mr. Barnes aud wife will remain
here and ~ plAtoro during the
spring aud summer
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

The ID. & X. G. bridge crew
have been repairing the bunk
house and cuIverts in town this
week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

came nome from Denver flduN.
! Mrs. John Nevitt, of Del Norte,
was visiting friends in this city
Wednesday.
Attorneys Neerkamp aud Bloom.
field attended district court at San
Luis the first Of the week.
The high school base ball boys
were given little practice in the
game Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ada Cessna returned Tues
day morning from Chicago where
she has been for six months attend
ing school,
Governor Orman has appointed
John l. Palmer water commis-
sioner for district No. %. vice
Argo Taylor.
Joseph Brown has moved his
cigar aud confectionery store into
the old Woodmau building next TO
Mrs. Hunters.
The Swedes who have been pros
pecting for some years on old
Badly are reported to have struck
an SS0-vein of ore.
John Shaw made Il trip to Jas
per this week and took look tt,
the growing town. Tents are
largely in demand there Just now
Judge Crcason and George
Cadlc came down from Govern.
men, Park Thursday They are
we'll pleased with the present out
look.
Mr. Walter Burnham Of Chicago,
brother nf the Burnham boys here,
came IN Thursday to snake II few
days visit on his way home from
Salt Lake.
y. \. Mosher is expected in
town next Tuesday aon visit He
Is now located in Oklahoma where
he is station agent and has lately
married
|. Huffman. who has been at
Government Park the past Fix
weeks dong assessment work on
a promising group Of claims, came
down Thursday for supplies.
Work Is being done ou the road
srom Del Nortc TO Jasper via
Pinos creek. It's ,aid to be the
hest and shortest road 10 the jus
per and Summrtvillc country.
Mrs Tom Newton has nearly
recovered from her late illness and
her husband will make q "trip to
the hills the first Of next week 10
look at his mining propertiee.
CLARK Michener drove down
from Jasper Thursday 10 meet hi-
sou, Warren. who has been in
Pennsylvania during the winter
A Young mnn 10y name Of Hook
arrived with him.
Mr. and Mr.. ". Il. pykc came
in ON the morning train Monday
having been called 10 the bedside
of their son, Roy, who Is sick with
pneumonia The young man il
reported ~ getting along nicely.
Mira DR.. Packard, who has been
nj Boulder on visit for some
days. was taken sick aud sent for
the doctor last Sunday. The doc.
tor left at once for Boulder aud
his patient * improving.
Partic. who hive had occasion
10 yi-i, the Wallace Mercantile
Co. = new store a, Center ARE pro.
fuse ~ their praise of It's appear
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

There l. considerable more
acreage sown 10 gram in the san
LUIS valley this Year than last.
An unusual amount OF peas have
bccn planted. This means more
hogs and less wheat.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

Chas. Mornings new stock of
clothing and mems furnishing
goods has been nicely arranged
and presents an attractive appear.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

The Sylvester ranch shipped five
cars of sheep Tuesday. This will
be the last for this spring.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

The president and family we're
present Mt Charleston :. G. Tues.
day and assisted in opening the
great Southern Exposition. They
wher handsomely entertained aud
nqueted.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

IN the city Thursday on business.
Attention is called to the new
nd. of j. G. Bushlnger in this
issue.
The Wizard Oil aggregation has
been furnishing amusement during
the week.
Jas. l.. Hurt, of Center, was
viewing the sights of Monte Vista
Thursday.
James Conant arrived from
Telluride Sunday on visit with
relatives and friends.
A. RahIke loaded car of house
hold goods etc. Tuesday to be
shipped back to Nebraska.
Franklin, the Denver paper man,
did what he could to make our
people happy Wednesday.
The Sylvester ranch shipped FIVE
cars of sheep Tuesday. This will
be the last for this spring.
The ID. & X. G. bridge crew
have been repairing the bunk
house aud culverts in town this
week.
Patrick Walsh, who WAS sent to
the Insane asylum at Pueblo from
the Soldiers home two years ago.
died there last Monday.
&. G. Kerr sold brick house
for Frank Bowdish this week, near
Attorney Veerkamp's residence,
to Mrs. Sarah Goif of Iowa.
Chas. Mornings new stock of
clothing and mems furnishing
goods has been nicely arranged
and presents nm attractive appear.
ancc.
c. b. Boggs WAS in town Tues.
day visiting his family. He and
Oscar are prospecting near Jasper
and have great hopes for the old
camp.
The school election will Ice held
the first Monday in May to elect
president for the full term mud
a secretary for one year. to fiji
a vacancy.
Lloyd l.. Ewing and his brother.
in-lsw Frank Mcmillan. both
travelling statesmen. were display
ing some fine lines in IIecker's
sample rooms Monday.
I. \. Fslk-nburg, head consul
Of tn. Woolmen, will b. in this
city next Tuesday night. The
Camp aud Circle will hold na
open meeting at the Opera House.
The president and family we're
present nj Charleston :. G. Tues
day and assisted in opening the
great Southern Exposition. They
wher handsomely entertained aud
banqueted.
There l. considerable more
acreage sown 10 gram in the san
LUIS valley thi. Year than lust.
An unusual amount OF peas have
bccn planted. This means more
hogs and less wheat.
Mrn. Charles Barnes came home
Thursday from Pueblo where she
has been visiting y few weeks.
Mr.. Barnes and vii. will remain
here and st platoro during the
spring and summer.
Bids for the building Of the
Woolman block hav. been lot
Will Nash has the contract for
foundation. brick aud pla.iering
and W. Il. Hawkins does III. car.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

I. \. falk-nburg, head consul
Of the Woolmen. Will b. in this
city next Tuesday night. Th,-
Camp .nd Circle will hold ma
open meeting at the Opera House.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

Lloyd l.. Ewing and his brother.
in-Iaw Frank Mcmillan. both
travelling statesmen. were display
ing some fine lines in Hecker's
sample rooms Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12
Sheriff Weiss was down from
Del Norte Thursday.

Mrs. a. d. Ford aud daughter
came home from Denver Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

Mrs. DR.. Packard, who has been
at Boulder on n visit Tor some
days. was taken sick aud sent for
the doctor last Sunday. The doc.
tor left at once Tor Boulder and
his patient is improving.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

c. B. Doges WAS in town Tues.
day visiting his family. He and
Oscar are prospecting near Jasper
and have great hopes for the old
camp.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

The school election will Ice held
the first Monday in May to elect a
president for the full term md
n secretary for one year. to fiji
vacancy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

Franklin, the Denver paper man,
did what he could to make our
people happy Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

Mrs. John Nevitt, of Del Norte,
was visiting friends in this city
Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

A. RahIke loaded a car of house
hold goods etc. Tuesday to be
shipped back to Nebraska.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

The Wizard Oil aggregation has
been furnishing amusement during
the week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

The new town board met aud
organized last Saturday uight.
W. G. Sanford Was elected clerk
and the boar0 adjourned until
Monday night when the following
officers were elected: Marshal and
street commissioner. Geo. W.
Goodrich; assistant street com mis-.
siouer. 7. II. N-wton--both At .
SALARY Of sG0 n month; police
magistrate. Robert Campbell. No
attorney WAS elected At this meet.
Ing 81 the ls,srl.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

\. Y. Oliver returned from his
eastern trip last Saturday and pro.
ceeded at once to Jasper to lay out
the work FOR extensive ope rations
there. Mr.. Oliver is not saying
much aud wants TO avoid the ap.
pearsnce of n boom, but it il
evident he has confidence in the
camp and thinks the Nichols pro.
cess will handle the mountains Of
low grade ore. A. present every.
thing hinges upon an uncertainty.
Mr.. Oliver has the backing 10
carry out his plans and il success.
fnl there are millions in il for him
nn! his friends aud IL he meets
with n failure he aud his people
can stand il. Such men always
win mt in the cnd, II not 1t one
point they do at another.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

The high school base ball boys
We're given a little practice in the
game Thursday afternoon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

Jas. l.. Hurt, of Center, was
viewing the sights of Monte Vista
Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

James Connnt arrived from
Telluride Sunday on visit with
relatives and friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

CLARK Michener drove down
from Jasper Thursday 10 meet his
sou, Warren, who has been in
Pennsylvania during the winter
A Young man 10y name Of Hook
arrived with him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-04-12

Miss Ada Cessna returned Tues.
day morning from Chicago where
she has been for six months attend
ing school.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
BANK STOCKS.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

s1sO III 200 s1524seo 9s29ss
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

Transactions in the market for outside secufltles
were light but frmness shown in quite a rev
issues American Writing Paper continued strong
and I'm good demand; the common advanced =
point TO Ga, and the preferred advanced z12 per
cent to g. Manhattan Transit was stronger au-
vancing 2. per cent, to 94. on purchases Oh aootI
500 shares White Knob Copper became strong at
the close. advancing per cent on purchases oi
500 shares to "a Rock Island common was lirther
selling up to 49, purchases OF 200 shares Inc
Seatoard issues quiet. but a fraction hlshel-
Northern Securities was firm, selling at lUslzqIvs
Oregon Short Line As were steady but quiet: ABOUT
s10 1no sold at e415 Virginia Coal and Coke stock
,dv.rca,4 I nor cent to 49, United States Realty
was seadier selling at 33sa331a and the preferred
advanced to 1884. Montreal and Boston was III
good demand around 3&s.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market steady Final

bOs Eh-A " L-N L
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
c. Schuma cher & Co. say:


Whatever exchange it which caused the early
depression this week seems have melted away
like snow in July sun. leaving the market as
bare of bills as II was before.
The supply of commercial bills not large
eXpected-in fact, not even large last week
while we had expected increase
Part Of the demand which caused the weeks re-
action is attributed TO requirements In payment of
the American subscriptions the English Gov
ernmcnt loan Since the demand has thus again
overtaken the supply, bankers loan bills have
again made their appearance. after having disap-
peared for time. In the absence of commercial
bills our bill buyers naturally have buy these
loan bills again, This borrowing of money in
Europe Is becoming more and profta ble since
money fixed terms is in better demand than ever
and bringing and 532 per cent for four and six
months. However good the profit may be. the op-
erations cannot be continued very large scale
since our credits abroad must be well nigh ex-
hausted by this time.
On the future prospects of exchange opinions are
wider apart than we have known them TO be
While some OF our bankers believe or pretend to
believe in gold imports this autumn. with exchange
low enough to make 1t paying operation Others
possibility of lower exchange while our short
interest is uncovered To cover 1t would require a
monthly trade balance of $40 900 600 our favor
from until the middle of next year and a
total abstinence from further borrowing neither of
which, however is likely to happen.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market irregular Total
sales amounted in par value TO S.l50.G1 against
81 600 on Friday. The heaviest dealings were in
the Baltimore and Ohio debenture Bs Chesapeake
and Ohio 4lAs Chicago. Burlington and Quincy is,
Northern Pacific 3s. Seaboard Air Line gold 5s
Southern Pacific as Third Avenue IS. Union Pa
cifc convertible IS and Wabash debenture Bs- Col
orado Fuel and Iron convertible IS and Consol-
.dated Tobacco is were also active.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Aug. %, p m--The market for Amer
fcsn securities closed firm. Final prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
r;b.-,.r,,s osIz no, n1s as 1-16I95M 1S-16ne4Ts
| fsufIdsrs 40Is G4O 3-16 SO 15-1604

DOMESTIC. EXCHANGE New-Orleans = Com
roercial SOC discount; bank, par San Francisco
Sight. &c; telegraph 7i2c Boston-far- tharles'~n m
having mar. selling 1sc premium Chicago-2oc
1isoor,n- C,incinnati-Between banks, SOC discount
over the counter SOC premium Savannah-BuE-
ING 75c discount per 81 600, selling, 75c premium
FOREIGN MONEY MARkET.-Call money IN
London, 2Ad212 per cent open market olScoun'
80 for short hills 211-l6d2&. per cent; long bills,
o. nor cent Rerlin discount 1as per cert Tor
three months bills and IA per cent for short oiiiS
berlin exchange on London, 20 marks iS12 pfenfl'Ss'
Paris exchange London, p francs l9 centifheo-
Paris discount rate. "a per cent.
E0prrcN SECTRITIES-B consos for
money o. s-1s for the account, 95 3-6; Spanish rs
in London s1ss: French rentes. 1N francs , cen
times.
THE SILVER MARKET--Bar silver 9Ztsc' heN
lean silver dollars, Al4e Bar silver III Aoi'D''
closed at 241sd. 10
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, $50; Lisbon "
Buenos Ayres, 1910; Rome, "a.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
NEv-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY AUGUST "a 1902.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE:
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS

ACTUAL sales-l-Closing- snazEes
iOpenl lHigniLow. Fin. Bid. Ask Soio.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates, quoted fol-
low; Money on call, per cent. Time money was
quoted at per cent for sixty to ninety days per
cent for four five and six months Commercial
paper was quoted at "a cent for sixty to ninety
Gays. per cent for choice four and six months
single names and 5iz per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXcHANGE.-Market closed easy
Actual closing rates follow:
Cables. Sight Sixty days.
Sterling 4. 1.@4s7ss S63sn4s7ls 4s4I s4J.
Franes.-.... 5is. 5167ta5165s 5.iss4 q.5.Isi,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

INACTIVE STOCKS.
FURNISHED by William e Nichols & Co. No IS VaI-s,)
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

tReported by Clinton Gilbert. No. . wall-,,,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
STOCK VALUES FIRM.
A. GOOD SATURDAY MARKET
MARKET OPENS sTRoNG-TRADlNG MOD
ERATE FIRST HoUR-BANK STATE
MENT FAVORABLE
tations were

Chasing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from frloaE fu'-
were
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

Total sales bonds. 81. lo0.00o.
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.
The usual weekly table OF price changes Tor the
active stocks follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24


STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES
Furnished by William Nichols & Co. No 10 "A
NETWORK.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

| Saturday. Saturday, Net
Aug. l6. Aug. -. changes
New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

STREET RAILROAD BONDS
FURNISHED by William f Nichols s Co No Is "aif'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-05

A Ii is the duty of the Auditor or
Deputy Auditor to be in the office dur
! ing office hours each day, one or the
| otner, and he was absent so often L
! didn't have time You see it would
| take several days continuously to do
! the work; that is one reason; another
reason is Mr.. King had vacation from
| February to April somewhere; [ know
| it covered two months and L began the
| books while he was gone. 1 was the
only one that could do it. And then we
had twenty-one thousand fire claims
warrants on our hands. I signed ten
thousand of them myself. Then in the
| neighborhood of July he, Austin, went
TO Hiio and was gone two or three
weeks, and all these things together 1
hadn't an opportunity to go down there.
Q. But a great deal of the reason
you were not there was because the
| Auditor General was not attending to
his duties in his office?
a. Yes, that prevented. Finally
| towards the last I got impatient about
| it. l knew he was in trouble and l was
willing to stay there and do what L
could, but finally I heard so much about
| MIN 1 became impatient. About nine
o'clock on the morning OF september
| 9, l told him: Mr.. Austin, l am going
| to the Public Works to check off the
accounts" How long win it take" he
said. 1 said Several days" and 1 went
down.
Q. Did he stay in the office while you
went down to the Public Works?
| A. 1 do not know; but frequently
| parties depositing money would come
with their receipts and I would counter
| sign them.
Q. In the experimenting of the Pub
lie Works?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-05

a. Yes, they went there for me to
countersign their receipts.
Q. Could not have Mr.. Austin done
ii? A Certainly.
Q. Why wasn't it done? A. I don't
know.
Q. Did those people say Mr.. Austin
wasn't there to sign them?
A No, just came to me.
Q. II he had been in the office they
would not have gone to you?
a 7 don't know, they might not have
gone upstairs. They might have heard
l was in there.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-05

CTo be continued.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-05

A GERMAN CLOCK
Made of handsome walnut,
keeps excellent time and is
novel in appearance. Regular
price is So 90 but we have a
United number for $1.25.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-07-26
Cures of St. Anne.

Kankakee, H., July 26 Today
was st. Anne's day and thousands of
Roman Catholics from many parts
within a radius of POO miles celebrated
the occasion by joining in the elev-
enth annual pilgrimage to the shrine
of st. Anne, near this city. The
shrine, which has become famous the
country over is located in the French
Catholic church in the village of st.
Anne, about twelve miles from here
The shrine contains a relic in bon e
supposed to have been taken from the
hand of st. Anne. Many stories are
told of marvellous miracles performed
through the intercession of the saint
at the pilgrimages, and each year on
st. Anne's day the devout French
Catholics journey to the shrine to
worship at the relic of their patron
saint and bring their diseased and
crippled, so that they may receive the
benefits asserted to be slowed by the
deyotious