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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-14
Governor Pcnnypackcr Announces
Knox's APPOINTMENT

Harrisburg. Pa, June 10.-For-
ma announcement OF the appoint
ment by Governor Pennypacker of
Attorney GeGeral Knox to succeed
the late enato Quay was made to-
day. The announcement OF Knoxs
appointment was followed by a long
statement from the Governor. giving
his reason for not calling an extra
session Of the Legislature for the Sc
lection OF a Senator for the unex-
pired term OF Senator Quay, which
expires OH March 4th. Mr.. Knox's ap-
pointmenS is for the ~unexpired term.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-14
on an Old Dominion
Steamer Commits Suicide.

New York, June 10.-George Bill
lups, of Norfolk, Va, a cabin passed.
ger on the Old Dominion line steamer
Princess Anne from Newport News
and Norfolk, jumped overheard to-
day while the vessel was steaming up
the lower bay of the Romer shoal.
The ship IA stopped and a life boat
launched. Within twenty minutes of
the time Billups jumped through the
port hole, the boat was alongside the
steamer and the man AXE on board
in a dying condition. Every effort
was made to restore, but without
avail The body was brought to the
city and the ~coroner's office notified.
No reason for the suicide Is known.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-14
German Naval Officers Visit the Min
ncapOlis. -

Newport News, Va. June 10.-A
number of officers from the Viueea
and Fake, German vessels. which are
at Newport News dry dock at present,
paid a visit to Admiral Wise's flag
ship Minneapolis this morning. The
ceremonies were When the
distinguished visitors left the wharf,
the German flag was raised on n
Minneapolis and the regulation salute
was fired.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-14

Professor Massey is much interested
in promoting the matter.
Mention has been made in the dis
patches of thefts of objects in some
of the buildings at the st. Louis eX-
position. When Secretary II. K. Brun-
er was here last week he told me that
the thefts at the Chicago Worlds
Fair in 1898 were explained after the
demolition of the buildings began, by
the discovery that the thieves had
secret hiding-places under the floor
of the vast manufacturers building,
which covered 80 acres. 1t was Won
derful how they had made and fitted
up their dens.
The gubernatorial situation in
North Carolina is a bigger puzzle
than ever. The Glenn men claim that
they have a sure thing of it, the
Stedman men declaring that they will
be winners. while h advocates of
the dark horse view contend that
their man" (whom, of course, they
don't know, though some of them say
Doughton) may come in, in view of
the closeness of the fight between
Stedman and Glenn.
The Protestant Episcopal onven
ton of this diocese held here has
proved very successful. The report
on the church shows there were 50
clergymen in the diocese greater
NUMBER imam ever before. bISIltp
Cheshire during the year confirmed
465 persons. For the first time in five
years the diocese has met all assess
ments and a a balance. This is the
first diocese in the United States to
pay up it's apportionment for mis-
sions, md, in fact, pay several hun
dred dollars more than the assess
ments, and yet has money to spare.
One of the great questions before the
! diocese was the publication of North
Cardinals very lax divorce laws. The
matter was placed in the hands of a
: committee, composed of Rev. DR..
. Meade, Rev. A. B. Hunter, Hon.
Kemp. P. Battle, Hon. FOL S. Hen
: derson, Judge Conner and F. S.
Spruill. This committee met yester-
| day afternoon and had another seS-
! sion to-day and then made its report.
Among to-day's arrivals were Col
onel Walker Taylor, Wilmington:
| Captain Thomas Daniels. New Bern;
| A. r. Smith. J. Robert Branch Will
mington; w. II. Marsh, Fayetteville;
! Joseph j. Hooker Dillsboro.
As yet it is not definitely known
what will be the attendance at the
summer school for teachers at the
Agricultural and Mechanical College
here, beginning July 4th. but prepara-
lions are being made for at least
1000.
An attorney from Roxboro was
here to-day to urge that the Cover
nor commute the death sentence Of
Adam Hunt, murderer, of Person
county. II ssAA
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-14
Successful Conference OF the ". w.
G. A

Asheville, N. c.. June 1.-THE sec
ond day of the southern conference
of the Y. w. G.. A, which convened
in this city today. marked the most
successful session ever held by that
organization. There are now $50 dele
gates present at the conference, and
every state south OF the Ohio river
is represented. DR.. John r. Mott. OF
New York, addressed the body this
morning, and at this evenings seq
sion, DR.. j. Z. Sherer. of Newberry
College. of Newberry, s. c., was heard.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-14
The Old Bookcase to be Placed Again
at Mount Vernon

Louisville, KY, June 11.-An or
der allowing J. Il NJ Morris. the ad-
ministrator Of DR.. James Craik, to
sell the historic George Washington
bookcase, belonging to the craik FAM
lily. was entered by Judge S~hackalford
Miller today. The Mount Vernon As
ISOLATION has made an offer Of $1,000
for the bookcase, with the intention
of putting 1t In its old place In the
old Washington home at Mount YER
non. sa 49,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-14
ID. III Miller Elected Trustee of the
Sully Creditors.

New York, June 10.-At a meeting of
the creditors of ID. ]. Sully & Co., to-
day, D. H. Miller, who has been asso-
ciated Us ~co-receiver, with Henry w.
Taft, was elected trustee OF the credi-
tors. His bond was fixed at $500, 600.
He received the vote Of so creditors
while L. w. Frentz received the votes
of creditors with claims representing
$67 ,144.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-14
A College to be Located i'm Admission.

Birmingham. Ala June 1.-The
Synod Of Alabama today voted to
locate the Presbyterian Industrial
college for Men that it proposed to
establish in the city Of Admission.
IAnniston won on the fourth ballot
lover Montgomery, Florence, Besse-
mer and Jasper. One hundred thous
land dollars is to be Immediately ex-
Ipended upon buildings.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-14
Great Damage Caused by High
Water.

Ardmore, I. T.. June 10.-The high
water has caused the death of nine per-
sons in the Indian Territory. Ali the
tributaries OF the Washita are out of
their banks and cotton and other crops
have been destroyed. Railroad service
lis seriously delayed by washouts.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-14

Caution observation-disclosures
Yes. children, you may run out and
play on the railroad tracks, but be
sure and keep OF the street or the
automobiles will get you."-Puck-
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-14
Broward Still in the Lead.

Jacksonville, Fla, June 10.-Unoff-
cial returns from AZ out OF the 45 U
ties show Broward about 500 ahead Of
Davis for governor. These counties
will not change the result.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-14

How 1t reddens the skin, itches, oozes, ~if
dries and scalesf @~sas1l1=a - E5Esrassf
Some people call It letter, milk crust or s7
salt Yheum.
The suffering from IL Is sometimes In
tense; local applications ara resorSeo TO-
they mitigate, but cannot cure. -ss
. 1t proceeds from hnmors inherited or &C
ouired and persists until these have ben =
removed. 80
Hoods 81
and permanentfy cured tie wusst easeosandssH
% Without an equal Tor AnesCotnDeou sss.
eruptions- -
H0oD's FnIS ne q fneszsesntA
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-14
RALEIGH NEWS LETTER.
DOUBT AS TO THE SANITY OF
ARCHIE LIPSCOMBE

A Respite Granted by the Governor
Experiments in the Culture of
Bermuda Lilies and TuhpS-Con-
sideratiOn of the Divorce Question
by the Diocesan Convention.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-14
Messenger Bureau.
Raleigh, N. c., June IL.

hdISISH, n. =, JuHV II
Next week here will be a very
gay by the Masons, including the
knights Templar and the Mystic Shrin-
ers. Grand Secretary John c. Drewry
says about lis will be present. The
Shriners have a number OF candidates
to initiate.
The weather became unseasonably
cool yesterday and a very cold rain
fell, in some sections the rainfall being
very heavy.
State Veterinarian TAFT Butler writes
that the meeting at Columbus, Polk
county, OF persons interested in cattle
raising. vas very largely attended and
proved valuable. He went from that
place to StatesviIle and Taylorsville
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-01-22
Lie Canal de Panama

L'ouverture du canal de Pana.
ma aura des consequences encore
plus importantes que celle du ca
nal de Suez a surtout les interets
DIES Americans du Nord.
Quand on pense que les vais-
seaux americans, au lieu d'avoir
a parcourir 10000 miles marins
pour SO rendre de San Francisco q
New York, n'auront plus qua en-
parcourir $500.
De plus, la distance entire les
Etats- Unis, POc6anle ct l'Austra-
lie sera aussi singullerement dim1-
nu6e; par suite l'industrie britain
nique aura q reiouter sur le mar
che australien la concurrence anne
ricaine; n6anmoins la Gran 'e-Bre-
tagne r%etirera aussi de grands
avantagos de la perc6e du canal,
WI que la distance entire San Frau
cisco ct Liverpool, par exemple,
sera diminu6e de $500 miles.
Enfn, les Etats- Unis n'auront
plus besoin de passer par Suez,
les marchandlses destinees a rAsie
Orientale, avantage, lui aussi, bien
appr6ciable.
L'isthme de Panama perc6e, les
Etats- Unis seront pour IEurope,
au point de vue commercial, enco-
re beaucoup plus redoutables
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-01-22

Installation DIES officers de
quatre DIES Cours Forestieres Ca
tholiques a Gu lieu -]eudi dams la
sale Columbia.
LIE chef-ranger d'Etat P. III.
Martin appela l'assembl6e a For
DIRE ct aprAs avoir fait quelques re-
marques proc6da aux Ceremonies
de l'installat1on.
La vile zenith compile clnq
cours de Forest1ers. La cour ST
Louis est composee enforcement
de Canadiens-francais ct compte
pres de 200 membres.
Les officers de la cour ST Louis
sont:
Chaplain le Revd Outlet; o.
Roy, chef ranger; A. loyal, vice
chef ranger; Arthur A. Gauthier,
ex-chef ranger; L. T, Pare, tr6so-
rler; j. E MORN, secretaire -arch1-
viste; Georges Simard, secr6taire-
fnancier; Edouard Grignon ct Jos
?. Lemay, conductors; Henri
Verboncoeur, sentinel int6rieur;
F. Bernard, sentinel ext61ieur; A.
Bois]oli, T.. Dechene ct L. La.
montague, Syndics.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-01-22
Nouvelle Encourageante
u, S. C.. f..

Nous venons de recevoir du Blu
reau General de PU. S. 9. F. la
nouvelle que les Danes Auxiliai-
res, classe DIES membres actifs, ont
atteints lie premier point qu'elles
visalent, celui de payer lie plein
montant de mile dollars aux he
%rltiers de ses membres d leur
mort. Les h6ritiers de Nine Cor
BELLE ont reeu $1,000. C'est une
bonnie note pour les danes qui de-
vancent les hommes sur CO point.
81 Giles continent leurs efforts,
bientot deux cotisations sufiront
pour trois dec4s. Files %pourraient
arriver a CO deuxieme but aussi
bien qu'au premier.
Donnez toutes IN bon coup de-
paule en- amenant chacune un nou-
veau membre dams la Societ6, ct
ceux ci vous aideront q leur tour
de continuer les beaux progress
one avez fait depuis lie debut.
La classe DIES hommes a pave
aux h6ritiers du dernier membre
decide $925.O0 ct la classe des
membres honoraires 1896, 90. Ces
deux classes sont presque arriv6e
q leur but ct avec lie moindre ef-
fort Giles payeront, probablement
au proclaim deces, le plein mon
tant de ces certifcats.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-01-22
MARRIAGES

Mercredi apres-midi Gu lieu lie
marriage de M. VIM Janson avec
Mile Lucy GILES. LIE Revd Pere
Richard oficiait.
Cette semaine a Gu lieu le ma
riage de M. Amed6e Talbot avec
Mile Amel1e Lafond.
Voici la liste DIES officers de la
cour Hennepin install6s jeudi der
nier le IL courant:
Chef Ranger G6deon Grafton
Vice G. e. Octave Belair
Sec. Arch. III. S. Hilaire
Sec. Fin. Ephraim Beauch6ne
Tresorier A. Grlgnon
.syndics: J. G. Gagnon, E. s. Abel
Dulac.
Conductors: David Malbmuf, Al
bert Grafton.
sentinelles: .. M. Taillefer, Paul
Laplante.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-01-22
LES PlLULEs MORO sONT EN-. vENTE A LA
nc NJ 00cE Avenue Centrale
! nOOL Minneapolis, Mimi
Dulles ~exp6diera franco a toute adresse sur reception du prix.
success. Assistez q ce ball. Admis-
sion Csc. ss

sion Csc. -
La fortune de Rockefeller es
estim6e a $500, 100000 Alton ja-
mails calcule combien Ga lui prem
draft de temps pour la compiler
au taux de un dollar par seconde
ct de huit heures de travail par
jour? Juste trente- tro1s ans ct de-
mi.
QUAINT q son revenu, il lui re-
~pr6sente, pour une journ6e de huit
heures, $50 q toutes les deux mi
mites -soit plus que la moyenne
du salaire que louvrier met une
aimee entiere q gagner.
ON DEMANDE-Une personne
de %confiance pour voyager, pour
n bonnie maison de commerce..
dams quelques comics, pour visiter les
marchands en- detail ct agents. Salaire
$50 par semaine ct depenses payces, en-
argent chaque semaine. Argent pour de-
penses pave d'avance Position perma-
nente. Commerce tres prospere. Adres.
SEE Standard House, $50 Dearborn st
Chicago. l0-l3-8
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-01-22

Iestomac, du occur, des relns ct des nerfs.
Voici encore un fat palpable ct tres convaincant qui sest passe en-
pleine vile de Montreal.
Nous %preferons laisser la parole au h&ros meme de cette gu@rison. II
sagit de M. F. Papinon, domicii& au ne 500 d., la rue Mare-Anne,
quarter St-Jean-Baptste, Montreal, ct universelement connu en- cette
vile.
Voci done la conversation quill a tenue a un Journalistic charge
specialement de nous representer pour recueilir de sa bouche meme
Important t6moignage qi suit:
"Enchante, monsieur, davoir enfn loppoqtunit6 de dire %pubique-
"Tout d'abord, pour bien eabir les fats, il me fault remonter dix
ann&es en- a1ri4re, alors que je changeai SUPPLEMENT- de regime de vie.
Je fs alors soudainement atteint dun violent NAL de t@e ct devins
pu a pu dyspeptique tres avanc&. Ceci occasional chez moi ue
depression generate, la perte de toute &nergie ct meme un d9godt pro-
nonc6 pour lie travail Jusquabs, javais toujours etc ben portant,
tendre sans orguei. Les chooses alerent done de NAL en- ps durant
plusieurs ann&es. Il = a trois ans surtout Ia position dewitt into@ra-
de toutes sortes, puts fs astreint a des regimes tres s6veres, mails tout
celia neut pas lie moindre r6sultat.
"Ja;Atoujours etc fervent des journaux, cest ainsi que jai pu lire
tres souvent les diverses attestations en- favour des Plules Moro. De
meme que la fol Went en- priant, la confance NEST venue en- lsant les
faits. don't e n'osais plus douter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-01-22

profit par Ia multitude innombable dhommes qui souffent de dys-
pepsie ct de tous les malaises inherents a cete cruelle maladle.
Eexemple de M. Papllon peut convaincre les plus %scepiques. II
ne sagit pas lei dun parsonage imaginaire demeurant dams DIES ieux
eloignes, cest un citoyen parfatement connu ct qul occupe une posi-
ton responsible. Vous avez son adresse exacte, ct chacun peut auer.
tous les soirs, linterroger chez li, GU encore lui ecrire en- aucun temps
II est certain que M. Papillon fnira par vous convaincre.
La dyspepsia chez les hommes est aujourdhui un NAL qui tat par
tout de grands 1avages ct progresse d6sespGr4ment. Aucun remede
ma pu lenrayer jusqua present. Seues les Pilules Moro pour les
hommesr Gussissent q terrasser ce redoutable ennemi de notre genera.
ton. Et cest certainement lie remede lie moins coAteux ct lie plus
facle a prendre. Cher lecteur 81 c. nest pas vous qui soufrez cest
peutere un parent, un ami, I'm vosin GU ue connaissance quelconque,
cest une charlie a lui faire que de lui indiquer bient6t ce remede SOU
verain: les Plules Moro.
L'essai ne coate pas grandchose d'aileurs ct les r6sultats ne tardent
pas a prouver infaiiblement Pexcenence ct la superiorit6 absolute des
Pi]ules Moro.
Les consultations gratuites pour les hommes Sc donnent tous les
jours de la semaine, except6 lie %dimanche, jusqua sept heures du sor,
au no 1924, rue Ste-Catherine, Montreal.
Vous pouvez acheter les Pilues Moro chez tous les marchands Dc
remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi par la MALE, sur reception du pr1x,
SOC la boHe, GU six bottles pour $2.50.
Adressez: CoMPAGNIE MEDICALE MORO, 1924, rue Ste
Catherine. Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-01-22

Toutes lettres, correspondence
etc, doivent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-01-22
Aux Societies St Jean
BaptiSte.
De L'Opin1on Publiuue:

lie LOplnlOn PuDllque:
La societ6 rationale Saint Jean
Baptiste de Montreal SO prepare a
c6l6brer le soixante ct dixieme an
%niversaire de ga fondation. Les
directeurs ct les officers des NOM
breuses sections veulent faire de
Get 6venement ouelque chose d'i-
noui dams l'hlstoire de l'associa-
ton. Les ietes auront lieu princi-
placement lie "a JUN, date oficielle
de la celebration anLuelle ct Sc
prolougeront de quelques jours,
car le precedent semblerait 6tabll
d Montreal que la fete rationale
ne Ieut plus d6cemment durer
qu'une ]ournee. Dams cette occa-
sion extraordinaire il men saurait
etre autrement ct ION peut sat
tendre au displacement le plus
grandiose de toutes les %phalanges
patriotiques du peuple canadien
de la province de Quebec ct de
toutes provinces soeurs Oh l'asso-
citation q DIES ramifcations.
Les fetes de la Saint Jean-Bap-
tiste sont toujours au Canada lie 81
gnal de ralliements gigantesques
qui attestent du profond attache-
ment de nus fr4res au sol Anne de
la patr1e, de leur v6n6ratlon pour
les lois ct les institutions des
aieux ct de Influence prodigieuse
qu'ils commandment dams la Conf6-
Iteration.
En- effet, la province de Quebec,
CO foyer toujours brilliant de patri-
otisme, est ]e pilier de la Conf6d6-
ration ct c'est de Ia que partent les
mobiles clans, les grandes id6es, les
empoignantes manifestations. C'est
aux fetes de Is st jean aptiste
surtout que s'afirme le peuple ct
quill provoque pour ainsi dire d'u-
ne mani4re 6crasante l'admiration
de tous les clements d'origine
6traugere.
D'ailleurs ces spectacles gran
dose du "a JUN, soft q Montreal,
soft q Quebec, soft q Ottawa OF
dams des villes de moindre impor-
lance ne sont pas inconnus de la
plupart de nos lecteurs. Ills ont at
tire chaque fois qu'ils SO sont re-
nouvel6s DIES contingents aux Etats
Unis Oh, dams pressure tous les
centres franco am6ricains, l'asso-
citation compile de prosperes ct i'm
posantes societ6s-s@urs GU files
qui vivent du meme esprit patrio.
tique ct font l'honneur du nom ca
maiden francais aux Etats-U nis
par lie role blenfaisant qu'elles
jouent.
Ces societies de la Saint-Jean-
Baptit to sur le sol AMERICAN ne
seront pas oubli6es pour les fetes
du soixante- dixi4me anniversaire
de la vieille association mere.
Files seront convi6es q participer
q ses "reminiscences ct leur con-
cours . CO grand jubil6 national
du "a JUN sera assurement la plus
touchante DIES manifestations fila
les.
Nous engageons nos lecteurs q
lire la lettre suivante sur ce sujet.
Monsieur le directeur,
Cher monsieur,-Comm nous de-
sirons nous METRE en- communica-
ton avec toutes les societies Saint
jean aptiste des Etats. Unis, au
sujet de la celebration du 7Oieme
anniversaire de Ia fondation natio- !
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-01-22
TO ADVERTISERS,

The Echo dcpOuest has a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
exam ne our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-01-22

-Au cours de lann6e 1908 lie
feu a cause aux Etats- Unis ct au
Canada, des pertes pour $l56,195,-
700, soft $le,OO0,0OO de plus que
la moyenne durant les ONE an
n6es pr6c6dentes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-01-22

nal, le "a JUN proclaim vou5 Sc
riez bien aimable de faire un ap-
pei q toutes ces societies pour
qu'elles nous envoient leur adres-
Sc sans retard, au Monument Ma
tional, Montreal. Avec pri6re pour
tous les iournaux des Etats. Unis
de reproduire.
LIE ice-president de la Soci6t6
st jean aptiste,
j. PERRAULT de Montreal.
On 6crit de Mexico que lie
congress national introdult re-
comment deux engagements assez
importants dams la constitution
II cree un poste de vice pr6si-
dent, ct alors que les fonctions de
president expiraient au bout de
|quatre ans on les a prolong6ea
jusqu'a une dur6e de six ans. II
est vrai que, depuis 1884, lie gene
raj Porfrio Dlaz est reste pr6si-
dent dune facon inlnterrompue.
Isl done le nouveau vote ne peut
guere avoir d'importance pour lui
qui, CONSIGNMENT r66lu, continue
era q l'etre, il men s1gni6e pas
moins que le congress a voulu ma
nifester son intention tres nette
de consolider dams le pays des ms
titntions pacifques ct durables.
Les pouvo1rs du general Diaz,
qui a etc recemment r66lu, lui Sc
ront continues lusqu'a Ia fin de
ct c'est en- JUN 1904 qu'aura
lieu l'6lection du Wce-pr6sident.