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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-11-06
Pie X ct la Reforme
Musicale

Petit q petit les traits saillants
du nouveau pontifcat s'accueent
de facon plus define. En- quelques
simples mots ADDRESSES aux r6dac-
tours de la "Rassegna Gregoriana"
lie Saint PAre a appel6 %l'attention
du monde catholique sur la r6for-
me de la musique d'6glise-r6for-
me,qu'il qual:6e de necessaire. Sa
Saintet6 a %touJours 6t6 partisan
enthusiastic du chant gr6gorien
let tout Acknowledgement du chant
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-11-06

| Iudger Roy, 449, rue Front, Woonsocket, R. l.
JOS. Francoeur, Berlin Mills, Co. Coos, N. H.
Henri Venue, St-Jacques de PAchigan, Co. Mont
calm, Que.
Vital Dandurand, West Farnham, Que.
Pierre Belanger, Pointe a la Fr6gate, Que.
FRANCOIS D'Haene, Longue-Pointe, Que.
Olivier Arcand, Notre-Dame des Anges, Co. Port
neuf, Que.
Sylvio Alarie, Ste-Agathe des Monts, Que.
Fabien Berube, Maria, Co. Bonaventure, Que.
Auguste Trepanier, St. Uric, Co. Matane, Que.
Xavier Lapres, Racine, Que.
Josaphat Guidon, Ripon, Co. Labelle, Que.
Camille DeBande, Matthews, Co. Grand, Ind.
FRANCOIS Beauchene, Dayton, Mimi.
Joseph Perrault, Rochester, NY.
Thomas Barrette, Waucedah, Mich.
George Grinsell, Arbod Vitae, Wis.
GIDEON Author, West Kennebunk, Me.
Anne Martin, 2011, rue St-Jacques, Montreal.
ME-. Papillon, 595, rue Marie-Anne, Montreal.
Julien Grand Jean, Abercorn, Co. Bronze, Que.
Arthur Matthew, $50. rue Ontario, Montreal.
Isaie Demeule, St-G6d6on, Lac StcJean, Que.
Joseph B. Nadeau, 20, rue Water, Augusta, Me.
Amable Simard, St-Gedeon, Que.
Charles Larouche, St-Andre Avelin, Que.
Paul Jolly, Lachute, Co. Argenteuil, Que.
Henry Valois, New Bedford, Mass.
ia. Btland, 66, avenue Labelle, Montreal.
David NORM, St-Didace, Que.
A.. Grisay, Bottle 215, Manchester, Conn.
Pierre Peltier, St-Severe, Co. St-Maurice, Que.
Albert Fournier, St-Casimir, Co. Portneuf, Que.
H. Deguire, Brompton Falls, Que.
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Ber]in-Un briquetier nomm6
Burmeister, condamn6 %autrefo1s
pour un crime quill n'avait pas
commits, Went d'etre mis- en- liber-
t6 apr4s avolr pas-6 26 ans en- pri-
son. En- 1877, B.rmeister ct son
p6re tent6rent de p6n6trer dams la
malson dun fermier de Damsdorf
(Schlesvig- Holstein) ain de lie vo-
Ter. Ayant 6t6 surpris, le pore de
Burmeister tua lie fermier ct So
femme a coups de fusil. Lorsque
]'afaire vint devant le tribunal, lie
fills prit sur lui toute la response
bil1te du crime en- d6clarant que
c'6tait lui qui await tire sur lie fer
mier ct Sd femme. Les deux accu-
s6s furent eondamn6s a mort, mails
sur I'm recours en- grace pr6sent6 q
l'empereur, leur peine fut com
mu6e en- celle de Ia prison perp6-
lucille. LIE p6re mourut en- prison
en- 1896 ct, tout r6cemment, lie fills
fit un r6cit t Element pr6cis des
circumstances ,iu crime que les au-
tories furent convaincus de son in
noncence. II declare s'6tre accuse
pour sauver son pere, car il pen
salt que celui-ci, ayant de tres
mauvais ant6c6dents, aurait etc
certainement condamn6 q mort ct
execute. C'est dams ces condi-
tions que Burmeister q demand6
ga grace; ellie lui fut d'abord refu-
see, mails il renouvela So demande
ct obtint enfn sa mise en- libeft6.
Il s'est rendu aupr6s de 50 mere
qui est ag6e de quatre-vingt-diz
ans.
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gr6gorieu sous la forme richie ct
pure restaur6e par les travaux des
B6n6dict1ns de Solesmes. On peut
done consld6rer le court BRET de
Pie K a la "Rassegna Gregoriana"
CONNIE le premier pas vers l'ex-
tirpation de l'absurde musique 3
fortunes qui pr6vaut au]ourd'hui,
en- maiotes parties du monde, dams
les offices d. re 5lise. LIE Saint re
re declare savolr par une Tongue
experience quelle influence exer-
cent sur la pi6t6 des fdeies, les pu-
res harmonies de PEglise;-et vrai-
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W.. C.. O. F.

Lundi dernier a Gu lieu a la
sale ordinaire, la s6ance de la
Cour L'Etoile du Nerd. Nine Lau-
ra Meunier, Secr6taire- Financier,
ayant resign6 Get Office Mile Flo
renee Demers a 6t6 clue a sa pla-
CO. Mile Demers sera probable
ment install6e a la prochaine S.
ance.
Les Danes du Grand Comit6 de
toutes les Cours des Danes Fo-
restiAres Catalogues de la vile
sont prices de SO rendre mercredi
soir lie IL courant a la s6ance de la
Cour Ste Dominique coin de la
l59me ct Franklin S. Prendre les
tramways Plymouth ct Blooming
ton allant vers 10 Sud ct descendre
q la l5e ct Franklin.
A la derni4re s6ance de la Cour
Notre- Dame de Lourdes No 23l,
tenue lie % octobre dernier, un
grand nombre de membres des
differences Cours de la vile ont
r6pondu a Invitation qni lear
await 6t6 fate ct toutes les Cours q
Perception de deux GU trols y
6taient repr6sent6es.
Des remarques sur le Bien de
IPOrdra ont 6t6 faites Dar Mesda-
mes: Rittman, Boran, M]nnette ct
Mile Caouette ct Bessette. lie sujet
principal Giant la prochalne Con-
ventlon qui aura lieu en- cette
vile l'ann6e prochaine.
Apr6s la s6ance le programme
qui suit sous la direction de Nine
Emma Collie a 6t6 tres bien rendu.
PROGRAMME
Ter. Recitation, Mile Olivette Du-
2eme A group Of songs: Nine Lee
tllana.
36me Solo de piano, Rhapro die
Hongroise de Litz. Mile Isabel
Blixt.
44me Lecture: Nile Mabel Boyson
56me, Selection: Minneapolis Bu-
siness School Orchestra: MN.
Matthew. Micha6lson, GILES, ct
Muenzie accompagne sur le piano
par Mile Costello.
Gene. REGULATIONS: La petite EN-
ma Collie.
76me. Chanson par Mile Clorin-
the Grignon.
Chaque moroccan a 6t6 tres b1en
execute ct a dome lieu a de NOM
breux ACCOMPLISHMENTS ct rappels.
Pour conclure la soiree I'm deli
cieux godter fut servi dams Ia sale
q diner auquel toutes les personnes
pr6sentes frent honneur. La Cour
Notre Dame de Lourdes offre see
plus sinc4res remerciements q
toutes les personnes qui ont pris
part au programme, ainsl qu'au CO.
mite qui 81 bien So pr6parer une
81 agreeable soir6e. LIE comit6 6tait
preside par Nine Lucie Matthew.
La prochaine s6an,e de la Cour
aura lieu mercredi proclaim le II
courant ct commencera q 1870 hrs
au lieu de s hrs.
II y aura jeu de cartes CO soir Ia
ct le comit6 invite les membres
ainsi que tous leurs amis q venir
en- aussi grand nombre que posi-
BILE.
ANAsTAsIE PAGE Sec. Arch.
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Vouiez.vous lie success de votre
journaiY M .tionnez l'ECH0 quand
vous allez chez uo marchand qul
annonce dams colonas. De cette
man,4re vous ferez augmenter le
nombre de -es annoncenrs ct par
ID son formal.
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LES PILULES MORO ONT EN- VENrE A Ia
] NA0WAVIE DC ny01 Minneapolis, MINI
Ooi les exp6diera franco a toute adresse sur reception du prix.

semblablement, tant quill occup-
pera la chaire de Pierre, il consa-
crera le meilleur de JET energies 4
promouvoir l'accroissement de- la
pi6t6 ct de- la devotion -Vox UR-
BIS dams le "New York Fresusn's
Journal"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-11-06

NJ Z4charie VALERIE, autrefois
de Minneapolis ct demeurant a
Langley depuis lie mois de mai,
6tait en- visite en- Vile ces jours
derniers M. VALERIE est Unstable
sur une excellente ferme q Gang
by ct s'occupe principalement de
P6levage. II possede d6ja une GEN.
tame de tetes de b6tail. Nos f6li-
citations.
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Arthur Marchand, Milton, N: H., Bottle 243.
Louis Payeur, St-Pierre Baptiste, Que.
G6d6on Bergeron, IS, rue Clinton, Woonsocket, FL
Alfred Cornellier, 173, rue Julian, Providence, R. l.
Emery Harotte, Boite is, Spring Valley, III.
Regis Loiselle, rs, rue Melrose, Fitchburg, Mass.
Victor B6rube, 1874 rue Drolet, Montreal.
John Dupr6, Stafford Springs, Conn, Bo1te 4l5.
Napoleon Hebert, Williamstown, Mass.
Fortunat Bourdeau, Valleyfeld, Que.
Louis Marcille, Ste-Martine, Que.
BENJAMIN Gaudet, South Nelson, N. H..
Ulderic St-Jean, Ste-Angele de Laval, Que:
Noel Decerf, Spring Valley, Bureau Co., LII.
Louis H6bert, Desaulniers, Ont.
Francois Giard, Ware, Mass, Bofte 1890.
Joseph Bernier, Lisbon, Maine.
Henri Delay, Torrington, Conn.
Liguori Lorion, Winchendon Spring, Mass, b. 20.
Joseph Bier. ii, rue Pierce, Lewiston, Maine.
Honorius Clairmont, Williamstown, Mass.
Emmanuel Lafeur. Bowes, Hack Co., Mich.
Gustave Gabrielle, RoutIedge, Manitoba.
Louis B6dard, Ste-Agathe, Co: Lotblniere,Q que.
Louis Langevin, Racine Ely, Que.
Phidime Gagne, Biddeford, Maine.
PC. Beaumier, 1854, rue Ste-Catherine, Montreal.
Joseph Vezina, Sturgeon Falls, Ont.
Olivier Bourgeois, %, rue Pearl, Manchester, NH.
Adolphe Robert, Brantford, Spring Co., Conn;
Alphonse Bouchard, 467, Division St., Fall River,
Mass. -.
Wilfrid Ringuette, Republic, Mich.
Adelard Cregheur, Montpelier, Co. Labelle, Que.
Uric Poirier, St-Samuel de Horton, CO. Nicolet, Z.
joachim Charpentier, Salmon Falls, N. H..
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MINNEAPOLIS, VIM 6 Nov. 'O3
Orgaue Otict-l de iUnion des
Socl6ie, Condolences Fran
caise Catholique des
Etats- [ MS.

Le jeune Henry Riviere, fills de
M. Georges Rivi4re Lieutenant de
police de notre Vile, qui s'6tait de-
mis- ct cas-6 uua 6p.ule en- jouant
q la Foot BALI il y a plus dune
eemaine est en- bonnie vote de que
rison.
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En- cette vile, lie 3 Novembre,
Nine VIM LAM de l'Avenue Gil
rart, n, TN gros gareon. La mere
ct ~l'enfant SO portent bien. Nine
LAM est membre de la Cour
L'Etoile du Nord.
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Tn Magnlfique pour Sis.

plaudi a NANTES reprises ct 6cout6
avec la plus grande attention.
L'orchestre Gauthier await q cette
occasion pret6 son g6n6reux con-
cours ct il cut de la musique tout
lie temps que dura le souper.
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Dams les temps primitifs Pom manquait certes de bien
des chooses, mails pinstinct naturel s%uppleait solvent avec
avantage a ce quon est convent dappeler lie progress de
la civilization.
Voyons, par exemple, rIndien dams sa miserable hutte,
expose a toutes les intemperies, Persistence ne lui &tait
certainement pas aussi a charge que chez la plupart
d'entre nous.
A voir sa rude stature, sa prestance magnifque, son
embonpoint naturel, Get eel eveille, front haut ct pied
ferme, lon sent quill est plein de vie, qu'un sang %gen&reux
famine ct que rien ne d@range announcement p&tat paisible
de ses nerfs.
Que faisait done Get enfant de la foret pour Sc main.
tenir toujours en- Get @tat de sant& 81 forissant +?
A %lapproche de chaque saison, il await soin de Sc
nourrir de racines ct d herbages appropres au changement
de TEN 6rature, dair ct de travaux a venir.
LIE printemps surtout, rhomme DIES bois, pIndien tou-
jours %intr@pide ct prudent singurgitait DIES tisanes, man
geait DIES feuilles ct des racnes m6dicales; cest ainsi quill
tenait c"onstamment ses organes digestifs, aussi bien que
son estomac, sa t&te ct tous ses membres en- Get etat aoris-
SAINT de sant6 ct de vigueur tel quill est partout repre-
sente.
Il fault prendre son bien Oh on lie trouve.' Partant
de ce principe, ne serait-il pas sage dimiter PIndien dams
Get exemple 81 frappant qui assure 6videmment lie bien-
etre ct la joie de vivre
N6anmoins, la civilization a fait son chemin ct nous
ne sommes plus au temps on chacun cherchait dams les
bois, sous les souches ct au SONNET DIES montagnes, la
medicine que la nature lui %preparait.
Aujourd'hu la science ct lie progress ont su concen.
trer dams une preparation, SOUS I'm tout petit volume, mis-
a la portee de tout lie monde, les m&mes vertus, les
memes efets ct Ia meme force d'action de ces herbages
%multiples ct de NANTES racines que seul un homme de
Part pourrait mantenant distinguer entire toutes ces
plantes anodines ct de null efet. Nous avons nomm&
les Piules Moro, lie grand remede universal specialement
pour LES HOMMES Pour mieux vous en- convaincre.
lisez les mons suivants qui sont ceux dhommes gu6ris
par les Pilules Moro. Ces hommes souffraient soft des
reins, de Pestomac, du occur, de grande faiblesse generate
GU de toutes autres maladies 81 communes chez ceux qui
opt a TRAVELLER fort. Ces MONS sont les derniers recus ct
nous Ell avons une foule d'autres a nos bureaux. Voyez
cs hommes eux-memes, nous Demons leur adresse COM
plete, lis peuvent 9tre de vos voisins on de vs amis; lis
vous. diront de quelle maniere merveilleuse les Pilules
Moro ont agi sur leur constitution. Tous s&taient fat
trailer par I'm grand nombre de m6decins avant de recou-
rr aux Pilules Moro.
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Des Iettres arrivent chaque

DeS IettreS arriVent chaque
jour de pe1sonnes qui sont fati-
gu6es de payer de crosses SON.
mes aux docteurs ct qui ont re-
couvr6 la sant6 ct le bien-6tre par
lusage du Novoro du DR. Pierre.
Cette medicine nest pas on vente
dams les pharmacies, mails ellie Pest
directement au peuple par le pro-
pri6taire, le DR. Peter Fahrney,
1l2-ll4 S. Hoyne Ave-, Chicago,
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NM. Gauthier ct Plante ont 6t6
initl6s memb1es de la cour Nicol-
let y. F. c.. vendredi dernier.
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Nine JOS. Couslneau, est rete-
nue. c ez ellie depuis une semaine
par une assez grave maladie.
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Attention

M. Geo. e. Forum, 8l3 New
York Life, Went de METRE en- VEN
to six lots q batir sur la 154me Ave-
nue. n. Il. ct la California.
II s'est arrange avec une cor
poration pour y batir des malsons
q DIES prix tres ralsonnables. On
demande un accompte ct la balan-
CO sera payable q tous les mois.
Une messe de requiem sera
chant6e mercredi q 9 heures q re-
elise Ste Anne pour le repos des
ames des membres d6funts de la
cour Nlcollet des Forestlers Ca
tholiques. Tous les membres sont
prizes d'etre presents.
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ANAsTAsIE PAGE Sec. Arch.

Nine Brunette saur de Nine
D. Deziei eet gravement malade.
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LIE Ma1tre, sutel de lEglise Ste
Anne est maintenant au complet.
Les deux inches rest6es vi
DIES ont q p 6seut deux auges ma
gnifuues, Fun dome par une per
some g6n6reuse ct l'autre par les
Danes Ste Aune. CT aute] fait
home + aux danes de cette soci6-
t6 qui avaient decide il va quel-
que temps de TRAVELLER a trouver
lafgent eces 4ire pour &c monu-
ment ct y ont 16ussi en- IN temps
achievement court.
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LIE souper servi dimanche der.
nier au soir par les Danes Ste
Anne, dams la Sale Ste Anne, q
etc IN success au de'a de toute at.
tente. Malgr6 IN bon r6gim ent de
danes ct de demoiselles la foule
compacte await de la peine a Sc
placer. Les tables 6taient garnies
de NETS de toutes sortes Qui fai-
salient honneur a la cuisini4re ca
nadienne FRANC Use.
Ap,es le souper, M. A. Houde
de Montreal, aucien propri6talre
dun DIES plus grands journaux de
FIST adressa la parole ct fut ap.
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Voyez les occasions qu'offrent
cette semaine Rain lille Fr4res.
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M. ct Nine st Hilaire ont pas
Sc la journ6e de dimanche ct lundi
dernier a Annandale l'h0te de M.
Henri Joncas, p6re de Nine st
| Hilaire.
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C. HI. ~GALBRAITH,

70 nc 0TIOHEF&1 ny
LIE Plus Ancien Photographic
du ole Nord ct falt les Neil
leure Photographers au Plus Bas
Prix.
Telephone N. 21O6 T. Main.
Coin Plymouth ct Washington Ave
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JOIies SOiree

Dimanche dernier a 6t6 donn6e,
par Nine A. II. Demeules pour
M. a. J. Lenoir, son fr4re, une
]olie soir6e. Environs une quaran.
tame de jeuues demoiselles ct
messieurs y prirent part. La sol
rec Sc passa DIES plus gaiment, en-
musique vocale ct instrumental
par Miles Lillian Marsolai, An
dr6e De Raire, Alice Laferriere,
Henriette Plnet, Miles Plant ct
porchestre Armeau, ct plusleurs
autres amusements 81 agr6ables q
Get age de plaisir, tous
sen dormant a occur joie. Vers
ONE heures une collation. fut SER
vie apes quot la joyeuse troupe Sc
s6para SO confondant en- f6licita-
ton pour cette charmante soir6e.
La troisieme reunion du Club
de Jeu de Carries Bon Ami" a Gu
lieu jeudi de la semaine derniere
chez Nine Albert Courteau, ct a
etc tres amusante. La chance au
jeu cette fois a etc pour Nine Jos.
Corriveau qui a gagu6 le premier
prix; Nine Deslauriers qui a Gu lie
2eme prix ct pour Nine Albert
Courteau qul a gagn6le prix den
enlargement. La quatri6me r6u-
Mon a Gu lieu chez Nine Henry
Tuscany, de la Bryant Ave n.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14
riipirs. oi.ll.. New ce;,,s,.

Manila. Aug. s.-The effort of tho
United States government, TO introduce
i's new currency into the Philippine
Islands has not met With the success
thst was anticipated. Although large
quantity Of the coins miuipd at San
Francisco have reached the islands.
there Is considerable prejudice against
their use. The bankers Of Manila. bat.
ing become convinced Uf the necessity
OF action In the matter. held a confer
ence with Governor Taft. and after a
full discussion. promised to render the
government ali the aid in their power
TO secure the acceptance uf the Amcri.
can peso as the standard uf value. and
the general use Of the new coins.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14
COLORADO STATE AFFAIRS AND
DOINGS AT THE CAPITAL CITY

The Board of Capitol Managers at a
meeting held Aug. 5th. spent most OF
the time in settling up old debts owed
by the state for the state building.
Among other things they turned ST.
57O.75 over to the city OF Denver on ac-
count of the money owed for paving
the streets surrounding the capitol.
This money Is part OF the appropria-
tion of 1899 which has not been avail
able until this year. This leaves them
still owing the city some $4,000. Then
they paid little over $4,000 to the
contractors who have had charge of
the painting and decorating OF the in
terror of the capitol. Ten per cent. OF
this. or LOO. is still held out as Sc
curity reservation until the work has
been approved by the state architect.
II Is claimed that the best and most
extensive list of premiums ever of.
fered in Colorado Is included In the
pamphlet Just issued by the Colorado
State Fair Association and these pre-
.miums will be paid In full. no matter
what happens with the state appro-
prlation and the promise OF the Fair
Association to this effect will be SUI.
fcient assurance to those who were
former exhibitors and are familiar
with the character and past record of
the gentlemen comprising the manage
ment. II there is only one time In
the year that the people Of Colorado
can get away from their home sur
roundln.s and give themselves a
glimpse of the broader world. II should
be when the people OF the state get
together TO compare experience and
progress AT the State Fair.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14

Denver. Aug. S.-A Republican dis
patch from Longmont yesterday says:
The result OF the hailstorm OF Wednes-
day night is now quite definitely ascer-
tanned. and though the damage to
crops In the country tributary to
here Is large. II is not nearly as large
as at first supposed. The stones did
damage in streaks and spots OF almost
total destruction. while In other places
In close proximity scarcely any loss
was sustained.
The principal damage Is to the spring
wheat. which was Just at the ripening
stage. and every crop in the storms
path was practically ruined. The win
ter wheat had almost all been harvest
ed. and comparatively little loss will
be felt. Fortunately. too. the acreage
OF winter wheat is abnormally large.
owing to the extremely wet weather
last fall. which induced the farmers to
plant a larger acreage in the fall than
is their custom. Potatoes are not in
Jured very much nor are sugar beets.
the hail simply cutting on the vines
and leaves. which will result in retard-
ing their growth SO that they will not
mature m quickly as usual.
The greater destruction was done In
a path about two miles In width. be-
ginning at the Carey Culver ranch.
fourteen miles northwest Of here on the
Little Thompson. and extending south
nearly to Hygiene. thence in semicir-
Gle to the south OF Longmont. going
down Boulder creek into Garfield and
Lafayette.
window glass suffered. as hundreds
Of windows were broken. and the stores
were cleaned to get glass enough TO re-
pair the damage done TO windows.
At the Carey Culver ranch the
waters of the Little Thompson creek
ovcrnowed the banks. came around the
house and carried on the shocks Of
wheat.
Birds were killed and are not TO be
seen now. r. II. HiiI. contractor at the
sugar factory. brought to town some
young jack rabbits that had been
stunned by the fury Of the storm.
One of the heaviest losses ls In
fruits. Apple trees are bare Of fruit.
and the ground under them is covered.
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Firs, United states Family.

Denver. Aug. s.-Ths Republican
this morning says: To Dcaver belongs
the distinction Of being the birthplace
OF direct Iinsal descendant Of AlSsE
Suacs Cahesa dc Baca. who was the
first white man to set foo; on what is
now the United States. making the dis.
covery In 1ssS. The child was born
yesterday morning at . o'clock to Mr.
and Mira vincente NJ. Baca a, their
home. No. ilss Vine street. and is the
first NAL. child Of the direct line. who
can claim Colorado as his birthplace.
The hoy will be chris,eued. after his
famed ancestor. Aivsr Sunss Cabesa dc
BaCa.
The hoy IL fine child Of seven
pounds weight. with the black hair ard
eyes of his Spanish ancestors. and can
boast Of an ancestry reaching back 10
the year zoo A. d. when one of his
forefaihers vas hrs, heard Of in Span
ish history as general who Won q
great battle from the MUuTs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-08-14
ESTIMATES OF DAMAGES TO
CROPS IN NORTHERN COLORADO

Northwest OF Longmont a few miles.
many large orchards OF fruit are lost.
There are about 5000 acres OF beets
about Longmont. and the tops OF these
are cut to ribbons.
Perhaps the heaviest single loss 10
this section was sustained by the Emp
son Packing Company. This concern
had more than l40 acres OF peas that
were ready for the harvest. every acre
of which was pounded into the ground
by the hail. The company estimates It's
loss on these peas alone at $4,000. In
making an estimate OF the total loss
In this section, the spring wheat "
made the basis. though II is very dif-
ficult matter to even approximate.
First reports put the loss as high az
81, ,0O0. 900. but this figure is known now
to be very much too high. One Long
mont miller estimates the loss OF 200
600 bushels Of the yield OF spring
wheat. while another places II us 300.-
900. II the loss be placed half way
between the two estimates the loss on
spring wheat alone will be nearly $780,
600. However. figures made by con-
servative business men who have care
fully canyassed the situation place the
total loss to this farming community
at from 9l7b. 900 to S250.000. While the
damage is very heavy II could easily
have been worse. and the wonder OF Il
all Is that II WAS not worse consider
ing the character OF the storm.
Greeley adyices state that tho dam
age OF the severe haiistorm OF wednes-
day to the country one mile wide and
from Ave to six miles long. lying between
North Pleasant Valley and South Lone
Tree valley. about nine miles east OF
Greeley. Is now estimated at nifty per
cent. loss rs far as grain is concerned.
with good prospect for ihree-fourths
of the usual potato crop being har-
vested.
The storm spent. Its fury on the north
side of the Platte valley. kersey aud
the country south escap!ns.
II IL difiicult to estimate the loss In
dollars and cents. as many Of the farm
err hope that the potato and beet crops
will compensate for the loss OF grain.
but conservative estimate places III.
loss In the district somewhere In tho
ncikhborhood OF $4,000.