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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-04

Colonial oysters, the choicest she'll
fish product OF the waters OF the Pa
ciac coast. are kept exclusively at the
Imperial oyster House. where they are
served In any style. The Colonial is OF
Blue Point size and of delicious flavor,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-04

Thc winter schedule Of the a. d e.
becomes effective tomorrow, Yester.
day afternoons special was the last
~ the present season.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-04

R. NJ Lenthers In now building three
new motor ilsh boats This class OF
boat has become very popular with
fishermen. who are not compelled to
depend upon the wind or upon the
strength of their own arms.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-04

The popularity Of the new i0-cent
cigar FL Cello. which IL manufactured
by John V. Burns. has resulted In graf
flying increase In sales and the weekly
output OF the factory has almost dou-
bled within the past 10 days. The FL
Cello Is kept by all leading tobacco
nIsts. II Is by far the best l0-cent
cigar ever sold in Astoria, and. ,being
a home product. should be called for
by smokers. Ask your dealer for II;
trial will convince you OF its merits
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-04

REV. Mr., Sheppcrd of Vancouver,
wash. will occupy the pulpit at Grace
church this morning, Mr.. Shcppcrd
viii preach at II o'clock. The after
noon service viii be held nj o'clock.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-04

There WIN be services ~ the Con-
gregationul church today at II n m.
and D. m. Captain l., y. Mabouc oc-
eupying the pulpit. Morning subject
THE one Foundation" evening. some
or Astoriaa Needs" Al are cordially
invited TO be present.
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Expert chiropodist.

Mrs. o. o. Fletcher, at occldent ho-
tel, room I, will remove corns, bunions.
warts, moles and lngrowing nails with
out pain or soreness. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-04

John A. Fitche and Miss Anna Ma
ihilde Halsan weer married last night
at the Norwegian Evangelical Luther
an church. Rev. Holden officiating. The
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-04

The Catholic church being built at
McGownn In enclosed and nearing COM
plet!on II will be handsome edihce.
and In being erected solely at the cx-
peuse OF +. J. MCGOWAN.
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Notice to Water Consumers.

The water will be shut off on all
mains east of Thirty-f1rst street from
n, m. to p m. today, Sunday, Sep
tember 4. ]. II. MANSELL..
Superintendent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-04

A marriage license Was issued yes
trrday to John 4, Fitchn and Anna
Mathllde Ilnlsnn both of catsop
county,
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Many of the stores will be closed
nj noon tomorrow, Labor Day Al Of
the public offices viii also be closed.
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Local BreyItIeS.

Anton i.aurllla, q native of Norway.
yesterday declared his intention Of be-
coming "A citizen
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To Our Patrons.

Our store will be closed at noon to-
morrow, Labor Day.
FISHER BROS. co.
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II your ad doesn't pull, why not sp.
ply the corrective and get one that
does7
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Fred Muller, who three times has
been matched to fight Rufe Turner. Is
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For Sale or Rent.

House and lot near Youngs bay
bridge. Also 40 acres Of choice bottom
land on Crooked creek, near Grays
river, Wash. A. E. BEARD,
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

Milwaukee wis.-F1ouF firm Wheat 1c
higher; No. l northern. $1.01G1. 03; No :
northern 9S15eM 81 .001s; new SeBtember
1855 assoc asked; puts. see: calls, S7ssc
bid; Rye higher; No. l, 75Gs0c. Barley
dull; No >. &C.. sample. 33a59e Oats lc
higher; standard, 431z144c Corn firm:
No 3. 53tG5I5zc: September 4S$+ 84S5sc
bid; puts 4sss G4S44c bid. calls. 4Sm 1870.
St Louis. Mo--Wheat lower on better
weather: No. red cash elevator uorni-
nal: July. 9555c. September, S5Lc; No. 2
hard, $3.50. Corn lower; No. cash 4915c:
July. 48jsc; September. 4715e Oats weak;
No. cash 3S1zc: July. 3S1ae; September.
SIC: No white, 45zt c.
Kansas City, Mo.-Wheat lower; July
S5c: September, So sc: December 76ss n
T67te: cash No. hard old. 95G97c: new.
93095c; No. 3 old 906194e: No t. 82m
SEC; No. red, 9Sc, new No g. 92Mg4c
Corn higher; July 4s5kc: September
455ze: December. SO &c: cash No. mixed
5f1z q SIC; No. 3. sic; No. white 5gc:
No 3, 500 51e. Oats steady; No. white
41G42e; No. 2 mixed. 395kc
LiverpooLSpot wheat nominal: futures
strong. July. 6s 90 d; September SIS Sd;
December, IS sgd Spot corn steady:
American mixed new. Is sd. do old. AZ
57zd; futures dull; July. IS 4i5d; SeDtem-
Der, Is 215d.
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VARIOUS LIVE STOCK MARKETS

o-Cattle-Reeeipts. 5000; Tex
ans. 500: steady to strong: good TO prime
steers. s. -5OG6- %: poor TO medium. 81 so
0r5; steckeFs and feeders. s. 50G4. cows
81. seat 80; heiferss $2G5; Gamers 81 so
a. 90; bulls S214: calves s. 5fR5 40
Texas fed steers. 81 -556R5. 20. Hees-Re-
ceiptS today, 5000: tomorrow. 5000: left
over SSH: market opened 10000 high
er closed easier mixed and butchers
50. 2osI 90; good to choice heavy. s. Asa
.. 50; rough heavy. So. Iaa5- so: light s.. 81
90 %; bulk OF sales, s. 50 a q % Sheep
Receipts 5000: market steady lambs
steady good to choice wethefs S4x55.
falr 10 choice mixed S-50G4 10: west.
eFn sheep. $500. native lambs. s4a6. so
Kansas City. -cattle-Receinfs
t,eeo; strong to Zoe higher: native steers
STA 10; cows and lleifeTS. $2H5: SreekeFs
and feeders. 81 75a4.75: buIls s. 5eE54:
caves S2-5od5: Western steers S4sT5. "a
" esCefn cows $354- 50. Hogs-Recajsts
: sg; market $50 25c higher: heavy. s.. %
-, ~ % packers. s.. f5d5. "a: pigs and
ilshts- 3 .5on5- 10 Sheep-Reeeipfse 5asl.
market loc higher; muttons 50 5O6T4. q.
lambs. 81 2566 25 = = 50
sioux City. texa-C,at tie=Recei1sf 100.
market strong; beeves. 81 5aE14. 3: COWS,
pulls 2ulls and mixed s. 50@4: stockers and
feeders sat; calves and warnings 81 X
% ;9s- Hogs-Receipts. 500. market i5es.
< A:=S n sening = -e5G5-1o; bulk. $ e5G
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DULUTH

DULUTH. Mimi. July 14-Wheat Open-
Ed very strong and held up 10 81 03 for
july an advance OF he but better
weather caused liquidat ton and the marker
turned weak. going OFF TO 81 Ok. the same
as Tor yesterday September also ad-
yanced but lost Is c from yesterday in the
nnai roundup December was factor
Tor the first time and sold from S51zc
down 10 S4Ac. or age under September
Flax was y 4lc up. ReceiUtS-Wheat 20
cars; fax l.; barley ,; oats. g. Ship
mentS-Wheat. 10000 bu oats 1925 bu
Cars on track. 70 Close: Wheat cash
no, northern 81 -01% No northern.
9T%c; September. sire Flax. cash.
I-1934; September 81 20L: October
81 -201z- Oats. on track. CSC: to arrive.
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Sept ..... 1855 I SIG SKI I. 50
Oct Z. 671al I 61l&i Z 62I6L Z. IS

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Steady. Wheat-No. , spring. 9ScM 81;
No 3, Sic; No. red, 81 .10@1. Il. Corn
No =, +9s4c; No z yellow. 5IG5113cs Oats
No. 2. 371ae; No. white. 4I1z a 4314 c.
Rye-Ne. ,, Csc. Bariey-Geod feeding
354SSc; fair TO choice mailing. 45950c.
FIaxseed-No- /. Il: No. ] Northwest
ern. 81. 1884, Timothy Seed-Prime 81 95
Pork-Mess. per Dbl. SI3- T0rI2- rs. Lard
Per loo lbs. Sc S21sG16- S. Short Ribs
Sides Cloose9, $7.25G7 10 Sides-Short
clear boxed, $7.259z 50. whisky
tract grade. SO. 75611. Receipts-FIour
p. 200 bbls: wheat. 6. 600 bu: corn Tge. SOC
bu; oats III. 600 bu; rye I.009 bu: bar
ley, $500 bu- Shipments-FIour 19. zoe
bbls; wheat. 50. 900 bu: corn. $50. 49e bu;
oats. 156.960 bu: barley. 1000 bu On
the produce exchange today the butter
market was steady. creaHaeries. 13G17c;
dairies- 12mI5c. Egss-Firrn: AT mark
cases included, 141s@15s4 Cheese
steady SHS1Ac
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NMARY OF THE DAYS TRANSACTIONS IN The MARKETS
Announcement

The inauguration Of special department of the
Soe COMMISSION company Is but the
mat has Grown up in connection with pur
cleSs anu sale OF stocks and bonds
Northwest sS1siAoAt ilie
OF the s6oO0e0 capital and surplus Of this comma nv
arge proportion IS carried hgh-gTade Investment
ponds yielding income of from TO and
all OF such superior character can turned for
@sa IN an houI notice without loss sold outright
upon substantially a basis
Inc purpose Of this facilitate in
Yestfnent OF the small holdings high-grade securities
II been the 10
wealthy 10 sell bonds For this
issued IN denominations OF shall make a sne
laiy or handling denominations $500 and as low as
500 whenever possible. - - -
As we buy primarily for investment we give
tie lsst care 10 every transaction. testing
we purchase the line of essential REQUIRE
fnents OF a good bond
1. Is the ample and reljahfe2
: Does II pay income commensurate with the
capital invested. 80 W
3 Is II perInanenI-Tequring further attention
thaI 10 CLIP the coupons and cash them when due?
we VIII sell securities commission
make purchases for patrons upon written order and
deposit OF ~ per cent according
ter or the security purchased.
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H. HO[BERT &SONS
BANKERS and
BROKERS
514 Robert ST. G.. paul
aI4 Rober. ST.

Other Grains-Winter wheat. s cars:
macarDni wheat. 4: No. 4 corn 1: No.
oats. Is: No. northern oats I6: no grade
oats j. No. rye. L: No 3 barley. ,: No
barley, 4; no grade barley .: No fax.
q; No northern fax. I; rejected flax 1:
no grade fax l.
wheat. rs cars; No. > northern 26. No >
u; rejected. so; No 1 winter wheat rs:
NO corn. 5; No. s oats. %; No. north
ern oats. 1; No. rye, >; No. barley. 9;
No. / fax 4 - -
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<f4LAt5tLS tIlt SI1lptJefS on the ma rlraf
Wee: Sparrow Bros RoyaIfon: RYAN a.
Co. Waseca, H A. Anderson. Manchester.
Dunhafn and D.. GAINESVILLE Gfynp and O.
CANDY r. Bisot-s Springfield, J C. Nor
rfson- Belle PLANE. J. Kilroy Cannon
Eails. ID. H Gilbert Mantorviile; NJ n
Gilbert MantorvilIe; Warner & Co. Cold
springs, r h WeSstfein East Grand
Forks. A. E.perfer. AiIdt,bnn- s Tiy1u-.. III II
River Fails WIS., Danrnant Plato.
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Prices fully 10615c higher. Receipts
light Average quality about the same
on Wednesday. Price range. S4.S00D5. 10;
bulk. So %; light mixed and heavy hogs.
g * 10 * and oooi 70 choice lioI1f
medium and heavy from So .05 to So. %.
Representa- tive sales:
HoQS-
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New York Money

NEW YORK. July 14.-Money ON call
cont .ffera<s - ~ . 11 +; ,su -.
easy. sixty and ninety days. zG21z per
cent; six months, 81 95ts per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 81 "a per cent
Sterling exchange easy, with actual busi-
ness IN Bankers bills at 81 81. 1864. 81. Is
for demand and at 81. 81 so 54. 81 80 for
sfxty-day bills. posted rates. 81 S6 aud
S4-SS; commercial bills 81 $40 Bar silver
57Zc- Mexican dollars 451zc. Government
bonds steady. Railroad bonds firm
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Cattle

Receipts light. The better grade OF
beef and butcher cattle active. with prices
15c to 25c higher than on Monday. Com
mon grades very slow. Bulls slow and
weak Neais in poor demand at uneven
1y1 lower prices StockerS and feeders of
good quality slow and barely steady
Common kinds dragging at lower prices
Best SpriugerS steady. Common mich
cows duh. Representative sales:
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WHEAT REMAlNSSTR0NG
JULY PRICE is BOOSTED NEARLY
CENTS

Northwestern and Kansas Rains Are Re-
sponsibfe for the RisAProfft-t taking
Safes Cause a Reaction-corn Closes
Lower
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Sheep

sheep
Receipts moderate. Demand good for
desirable mutton grades and fair for sooei
quality lambs Sales included ewes at
% SO and 81 and lambs brought lIp to IS,
Stock and feeding stuff quiet at steady
prices. Representative sales.
killing Sheen and Iasnhs-
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Miduax Eiorse Mar<et

Minnesota Transfer. ST PAM. affny-
barrett & Zimmerman report the inter
as Well as outlet Of a light proportion
Oaay meagef retail trade was had
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fOnered.
New York Mining Stocks
PRODUCE AND FRUIT
Ruling Prices at Yesterdays Meeting OF
the st. Paul Commission Men

market at tHiayis meetings of the Produce
Exchange established the following prices:
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STOCKS REAGTIOHARYg
MARKET FAILS TO RESPOND TO Eff
FORTS TO EFFECT A RALLY

Advances and Profit-taking Go Hand in
Hand-Traders Who Fight Advance Are
More Cautious in Putting Out Short
Lines
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MINNEAPOLIS

polis-Two big guns opened upon
1he bears IN the wheat pits and sent them
lyl1S for cover They were the Chicago
Reeord-HeFald and the secretary Of the
Kansas State Agricultural society The
Hrst trades in September wheat on the
curD We're around S9c and that figure was
recorded soon after regular trading began
July holding at 81. The Northwest had
rains again Wednesday night. and reports
from the Red River valley were more dis
couFag1ng than ever. Grand Forks and
Fargo men were on change here and all
argue that the situation, in the valley Is
sac 5 as TO occasion serious apprehension
and that the prospect is being urfavorabIy
afIected by every additional day of pres
ent weather The Reeord-Heraltf taking
the j. j. Hill estimate OF 500. eco GEO bu
total Yield as basis. figures out wheat
crop and wheat price situation for the
country at larger decidedly strong in ev-
cry particular and prints what is really
peared for years. Receipts I4I ears
July closed at 99c; September at SIZE
ana December at S4Es Following was
the range of prices:
Open High Low. Thurs. Wed.
Sept ssB g 90 80 ss1
On Track-Ne- / hard sf.o9z4: No.
northern. 9gzzc. No 2 northern, s5ssc to
S6Ac; No wheat. g1@ g te g31ic. No.
northern to arrive. 50 c, No. northern
TO aTri.-e. 95zte Nc. 8 70 low corn 20.
tSo. corn. SIC: 10. e.lFIl 5Ic to SIC.
No. white oats 3S1zc; No. oats. &c
10 Sfe, July cats 20 .lrctg1. nc, barley
Gee TO soc; rye, So: FAX cash June. July
and 10 arrive <I.19
On Track-No. 1 hard 81 e8A No.
northern. 80 &C, No. northern 95zf TO
S64e; No : wheat s1szc to 93aze: No 1
northern TO arrive SS2ke. No. p northern
to arrive S5zte, No. yellow corn 51c-
No ceTu 53c. No corn. Sic to SIC.
No white oats, 3S1ke: No oats 34c To
SIC. July oats TO arrive, Size, barley zoe
to soc. rye. 64c, fax. cash June fr1Ty and
10 arrive 81 .19.
FEour-DernaHd IS reported mere mreg-
ufar, with orders varying but a fair bIlsi-
ness being entered on the whole. Shipping
directions for four bought lower down are
not coming as freely as niffers desire.
Shipments, IS -93s bhIs: first patents. s. 10
as 20; second patents. $5n5 10: frst
clears 50 55S15 s., second clears 81 So
MINNEAPOLIS Curb
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Coffee and SUGAR

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE market for
coffee futures opened steady at I'M
changed prices to an advance Of 5 points
in response to higher German cables
Trading was very quiet and the market
after the opening showed little feature.
closing quiet. net unchanged to 5 points
higher. with sales of 7-5O0 bags. These
included: September 4-0544. Ice. Decem-
Der. 35e. and March ar s. Soc Spot Rio.
steady. mild firm.
Sugar-Raw. nominal; refined. quiet
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oficial receipts for the past seven days
Ia VARIOUS railroads entering tfe yard

reported receipts Tor the day. BY loads. as
follows: c. G. w. 3; c., NJ. & St. P. !;
M & St L.. .: c. ST P. N. & O., 5;
G. n. s: n: P. 9. Total. %.
Disposition of stock for July 10:
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Totals
Hogs

The following table shows the weight.
cost and price range OF hogs for the past
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GHHS. /. HAAS Commission CO.

Live Stock Commission Merchants.
Room 10, Exchange Bidq., Union Stock
Yards, South St Paul, Mimi. and
Union Stock Yards. Cgcagc, III.
All coAeSpondence viii receive prompt
attention. Liberal advances made on
consignments- References-Union Stock
Yards or any Commercial Agency.
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s. B. SHOTHEIL eco.

cRalM-sTocKs
National German American Bank Bldg
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The following table shows the receipts
thus far in July, 1904, as compared with
the same r1eI-ioss in Iqsl3
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HOGS lOC TOl5G HIGHER
RECEIPTS LIeHT-AvERAGE QUAIL,
ITY SAME AS YESTERDAY
Cattle Supply Light-eetter Grades of
Butcher Cattle 15c to Csc Higher
Suckers Barely Steady-DesirabIe
Sheep and LAMPS in Good Demand.

SOUTH ST. PAUL July 14-Estimated
receipts at the Union stock yards today:
Cattle, 27a: calves. %: hogs, 765; sheep.
1875; cars IS
The following table shows the receipts
from Jan. I. 1894. to date as compared
with the same period IL 1908:
Year. 0Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars.
1904 - s.. 1888 y. 1874 81. rs 261. OPS II, 264
1903 - S6.94I 3S.497 423. 5S7 1888 1891
Nnc .....- 12S. 531 IS. 20 1918
Dec -. BOOB 10 03 ...
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Total sales Tor the day. $50. 100 shares.
New York Bonds
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FLATS.
THE CARLISLE, 1918 n.
Notwithstanding flats
$18.50 TO $40. 80
8l4 23d. LIST f'r. Ar. b SO. 90
500 2lst, Sd d. Ar. b.25.00
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1924 Pa av, &c, b. lat.20.
1926 +. 3r. W. 800
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NV Gunton bldg Ones 3r, and b. .ooVo
NV tss Ia NV S,f,cesi NV 7O3 18th (4th story.
NW.61l 7th. RIM @. 500 NV pos O. "a u. .S,nee'
NV sos d.. Offices NV .IOS lotntSo stoiyJ'
NV. Central bldg. Offices
STABLES.
NV Rear 1i15 18th. 3 stalls. .SzU@
NV .Rear 1928 Q. stalls and h........ ~ o o0
NV .so2 r, stalls. Observation-Disclosures. ooo
STORES
NV .231 y. IT,. 35.O0Sw ,211 Sd, 7r. 1850
my14-n THoS. Il. wAGGAMAN. eiI st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-16

100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMs: STORAGE By
the ioad; packing. hauling ard ahiRpins- Be- -
AnetieaeeR et3 , q. Az: 'phoss = 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-16

fdencs le0o ct. NV; rooms and baths: ex-
cellent condition. A. 4. WILSON CO..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-08-26
Changement de Bexe:

R6cemment comparu devant
un tribunal de police de Londres
un petit vieux de 68 ans qui a de-
clare "qu'il 7" 6tait une femme, que
depuis 40 ans ss1l'' await porte des
habits masculins, await pass6 par
plusieurs prisons ct maisons de
refuge pour hommes, ct await
6pous6 une femme. Catherine
Wombes, qui Sc dit peintre-deco-
rateur, a'6t6 envoy6 en- prison en-
attendant la fin de penquete.
lie "Globe" constate q CO sujet
que le sexe feminin dun d.'cteur
Barrg; m6decln militaire, ma etc
r6F F6l6 qu'aprAs So mort. Le meme
journal parle encore de plusieurs
jeunes files FRANCHISES qui SO sont
engag6es dams la marine pour.se
rapprocher de leurs amoureux. On
Sc demande comment Pexamen
medical Sc passait autrefois pour
les aspl1an ts-mate1ots.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-08-26

Paris, -I'rois importantes
propositions wont etre soumises au
Parlement, d6s la rentree des
Chambres,
Cest d'abord la Separation des
Eglises eide lEtat, rendue inevi-
table ct certaine par les REGENTS
6v6nements.
C'est ensuite le vote des retrai
tes ouvri6res; non point telles que
le parti socialiste les voudrait,
mais don't le projet, 6labor6 par Ia
commission de pr6yoyance sociale,
d'accord avec le gouvernement.
constitue la reconnaissance dun
principe.
Enfn, le vote de l'impot sur .le
revenu.