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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
Mcok,enburg, has returned to Richmond.

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Mccklcnburg, has returned to Richmond.
Mr.. william II. Mccarthy has leased
the Faulkner cottage ut Buckroe Beach
for August and September.
Mr., r.. Lynn Tucker, of staunton, Va,
Will be the leading tenor In the choir
Of All Saints Episcopal Church next
autumn.
Dr. Thomas Dudley Merrick and DR..
John Davidson, who have been spending
the summer In travel abroad, will re-
turn.to Richmond In September.
h Miss Mary williams Is at home In
this city. after a visit to her niece, Mrs.
Nevins Fishburne. OF staunton Va.
Mrs. II. S. Watkins and daughters.
Misses Louise and Edith, have returned
to Richmond after Visit to Captain
ana Mrs, ", II, Kable. Of staunton.
Mr.. II. a. Hare and Mrs. Hare VIII
leave to-day for Baltimore. Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
Miss Mary BERNSTEIN, Miss Carrie
Pacini, Miss Jennie Temple Mitchell and
Miss r. Brooks. of this city, have been
recent visitors at Virginia Beach cot
tage party.
A. number OF Richmond Chapter,
Daughters OF the Confederacy, will at
tend the unveiling OF the Confederate
monument In Louisa to-day,
Mrs. John Randolph Tucker. Mrs.
Gertrude Logan and Mrs. w. p. Mo-
CURE, OF Winchester, Va, are visiting
friends in Lexington, Va,
Miss Gale Rider, OF this city Is the
guest In Lynchburg. Va of Mrs Leslie
p. Terrell.
Mrs. A. l.. Watkins and Miss Cornelia
Watkins have gone to the Rockhridge
Alum Springs after a pleasant stay al
the Jefferson Park Hotel.
Miss Harr!ott Ice Tallaferro has gon
4 to Philadelphia where she Will make al
inspection of the picture galleries pre-
y,ous 10 a reorganization of her classe
in the Art School this autumn,
Miss Sadie Wakefield, of Yenable Street
accompanied by her sister, Mrs GeorH
Wakefield, and little daughter, left Mon,
day to visit relatives In Coyinguon, Ky,
Cincinnati O., and indianapolis. Ind.
Hon. John Eppes and M Writ Tay
lor, of Richmond, have been the CUES,
Of Mr.. Joseph Savage, at kernstowl
Il Va.
Miss Malen Burnett, who spent DE-
llghtful summer with friends in Mont
gomery, Ala, Is now preparing he.
studio a. No. 203 East Franklin Stree
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
CHARGED WITH
STEALING [: \. II ] J |.
-lrW-4lnoo 81 q ull;a'1ltu':AItloA!1l,Y
tailed for Alleged Theft Of /.
Picnic Baskets.
MANY HAVE BEEN b: EN- MIS- MISSING IL 1:
5Anti-Saloon League Planning a
MANY HAVE BEEN MISSING IS
Anti-Saloon League Planning
Counter Move Against the
4 Liquor People.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)l

(Special to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. August s16.;--
Artllleryman Kennedy, member Of The
Seventy third Company, Heavy Coast Ar
tllery, stationed at Fort Monroe. Is IN
the guardhouse at that post. held for
court-martial on the remarka BILE charge
of stealing basket. FIX
For a week or two many persons who
stopped at Old Point wharf Ell route to
shore resorts for days outing, have
had their lunch baskets purlolnod. The
provost guard has been on tho lookout
for tho thief, and claims to have caught
Kennedy red -handed yesterday. He was
arrested in Phoebus by the civil author
lilies and turned over to the officers at
the fort. aa i 81
1T is also claimed that Kennedy went
through the pockets Of some OF his mess
mates on pay day, and It Is rumored that
this charge will figure In the court-mar-
tlal proceedings also 81
Kennedy is nineteen years old and came
from Columbus. o. about ten days ago
and enlisted in tho artillery,
Closing OF Saloons.
The petition which has been circulated
among business men for signatures, re-
questlng that tho carly-closing ordinance
applying to tho saloons be repealed or
amended, so as to make the hours longer,
was not presented to the Board Of Alder
men last night. Tho lawyer having the
matter In charge was on hand. and asked
two Aldermen present to present the pes
stltion. Both refused, lie then asked for
a list Of the Aldermen, scanned IT closely,
sorrowfully, shook his head and went
away Rev. w b. Beauchamp. pastor OF
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. and
member OF the Executive Commlttee OF
the Virginia Anti-saloon League, am
fnounced In his sermon Sunday night that
II the question We're reopened the Anti.
Saloon League proposed to make nghl
for the closing hour to he placed at u
o'clock instead of II &c., as It now STANDS
Alleged Oyster Pirates
News has been received here that CAP.
tain Hudgins. OF the State oyster boat
Rappahannock, recently arrested sixteen
oyster pirates near Mulberry Island, .
Warwick. The men, who were WAlte,
were taken before q magistrate seven
were fined S25 each, and the cases o. the
others were postponed. The men alal 1,n !
to be- longing on private grounds, puE s'a's1
tain Hudgins, who Ills engaged y ~
locating the lines Of the Baylor SURVEY.
refused to accept the explanation any
took the men In charge. u
ftsSt 5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
DOES A DARING ACT
Dcrvalto Has a Trick Az 7, t =
o.,n. Next Weeks Casino Bill.

'1,.rvalto tho equllibrIst. VINO n's 40 :,
! p a,eas tho ascension OF the spiral way
n ma tbs hue huge t sone Casino Is IN
ar artist ST in his way,He has no pro1e e. 10
from from injury does not p.aee, ne e, Aa way
s sphe ere ITo originated the ptrlek ana y
has many imitators, but 70 one mas :,
succeeded MS he has n the aet, MI, +.
The attraction for. the Casino W.! - ne
announced by Manager Mckee to-'nosFoW'
and Will be the last week, 'pu' Que ~
thc Casino this season Il Is expec;ted
that the bill will be vaudeville, put th's
1t not certain. The managers are !, Iry!ns
to get a standard attraction TOT OF ene ~
tertalnment OF the patrons OF 'He ho''s''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
WALKER LEAVES,
His Wife Will Fight in Court for
Possession Of Child.
Especial 10 The Times Dispat c ~

\ .{spccial}to The Times. Dispa a! tc ~ #
~ GRANVILLE VA. August l6.-J. Ed.
Walker who yesterday forcibly took pos
session ofShls little 4year-old boy who,
with his mother, were being harbored In
the Holiness Home, has loft the city. tax
Ing with him the child It is also ~, a.
legged that woman, who Is not MS WIG,
B tons recently, left the city with Walker.
Mrs. walker has carried the case HM, i, 20
the Corporation Court, and y case sW AK,
legal battle is expected between the faith. !.
or and the mother for the possession s'so on @
the child.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
THE REGATTA.
Everything in Shape tor v y,
ginia's Trial With the Arundels.

ta "a s n1ecs ~ X Reaoh PARK between the
A inFs e Club Of RstoTe and tls X!y
sina Club, Of Richmond on ~ sn'' ~ ~
August 2sth Mr.. Shelton eap pna. s =, rvs
Virginia Boat Club ststefdh e r Faces sys ana
that tR Mas cre % sA both cnhs we're II
f1ne trim. AS far as the ..Y.Es.ti'asat brae
is concerned the crews Ter t re danIde
e % on i bat as CUB has about tWe
hupdred good men from Whpm ~. " y p.en,
it certan thing that those G iB1iitH
will be we'll fitted for the .ii TX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
Southern Nurserymen

Especial 70 The Times DspntcE.)
NORFOLK. VA, August 1.-THE south
tic principal fruit interests south Of Pal
tInore, met herc to-day. j. Van Llndi ~
Of Pomona n. G.. Is president o. 'ne
There are about scventy-five delegates
in attendance at the convention !, an q,
time OF the body was taken up pf'hc gu Ters
with the reading OF reports u = n,irscrv.
mon, ..sl45Esl's 4iat{B KIT 4gEs ~ ii ;tg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
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confidence

their utmost to merit the conf y i de e'c
placed In them. slss g. 5l$
i In order to give everyone an oppor-
tunity to wItnens the event, excurslons
Will be run to Beach Park that day from
Richmond. Baltimore, Norfolk, the capes,
Walkerto1i,, all points on the Ruppahan.
Rivers, and from ali the counties In the
neghborhood Of the park. Boats OF
every description Will be there with prl-
vate excursion parties from all places on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

n. s, viii BE- glad to know they viii vii
winter II Rlph .i4 d
Mrs. Thomas P. Walls OF Philadelphia,
Will visit Richmond next week to attend
the soth birthday Of her uncle, Mr. Alex.
Jones. During her stay she VIII reside
with her niece. Mrs. ~. Henry Schmidt
24O2 2. Broad Street.
Mrs Ellen Meade Clarke whose home
is in Atlanta, Ca, Is stopping at
The Shirley, in Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
SAM HOLLY's. SLAYER
GIVES HIMSELF UP.
fsnec,alTto Tho Timres-Dlspatch.)

Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch)
r ROCKY MOUNT, VA. August To-
5Clingenfcel who killed Samuel Holly
last Saturday evening, gave himself up
TO the sheS!ff. and has been lodged an
Z Jail here. lie says he shot In self-de-
tense, and 1t Is probable that he DID.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
FULTON NEWS.

The family OF Mr.. J Joseph Duvall Of
Varina, were frightened considerably
Sunday. night during the severe storm
In HenHco. Lightning struck large
locust tree near the residence OF Duvall
and the crash was severe.
George Wood, an employee OF the Rich
mond Cedar Works, lost q finger Tues
day morning while operating q bucket
machine.
Mrs. George p. Williams and little
daughter, who have, been visiting Or.
Willlams home in Giles county for sew
Mr.. George Pntram is quite sick at his
residence on Graham Street
Misses Josie and Jennie Rogers re-
turned yesterday from Rehoboth Beach,
Delaware. where they have been for sew
eral weeks. 3S ID
Chief Charles Fl. Smith, OF the Rich
mond Cedar Works Fire Department, Is
in Harrisonburg attending the State con-
ventIon Of flremen. Chief Smith has sew
teral hose nozzles that he has recently
patented on exhibit at the convention.
Miss Maggie Hill. who has been visit
Miss Verna La WIDER, who has been Wis
iting her aunt Mrs. Charles Donance. at
Rehoboth. Delaware, for the past month.
returned to the city yesterday. =,
Ing g re relatives In in upper Henrico county
DR.. John W. Daugherty left yesterday
for the Eastern Shore on business. Il
Harvey, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
W.T.. Robinson. Is quite III.
Captain and Mrs. B. 8. Rice returned
home Yesterday from Murfrens'boro, n
q Miss Nellie schardt is visiting In Balti-
Mrs. Emmett Elicit and grand -daugh-
ter has returned from Chesterfield ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

Caught Sturgeon of Great Size.
Captain Sharp caught a mammoth stur-
geon. tipping tho scales at $50 pounds,
off Mayo's Island, In James River, last
Monday. The captain caught another
about a month ago, which weighed 100
pounds, 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
4 Shooting Of Willie White.

Mr.. II. M. Moran wishes the report cor
rected that tho shooting OF Willie White
Saturday night occurred at3his bar, Flo
in his bar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

For the Ice Mission,
Mrs. y. T. Robinson has left IS at The
Times Dispatch business office for the
Ice mission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
Tones-Andrews.

fspecial to The Tlmes-D spatch,)
FRDDERICKsBuRCl ylA,,S August lar
Nj. Charles Jones and Miss LlzSle Az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

drcws, both OF Prince William county.
we're married this week ut the Baptist
churchnt Dumirics. in that county Rev.
A. r. Lynn officiating They Will reside
In Prince William county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
Miss Irvine's Wedding.

The wedding Of Miss Gertrude Irvine,
laughter Of Mrs. G. w. Irvine, Of the
University Of Virginia, to Mr. H. Clay
Ballard, OF Pensacola, Floridn, Is sched-
lied to take place at 8 o'clock this eve
,ing, in the home of the brides mother.
hrs J. Med Adair and Miss Bessie
Ada!r. of Lexington, Va, will be among
he out-of town guests to the wedding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

Mrs. Emmett Elicit and grand -daugh.
ter has returned from Chesterfield. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17

Mr.. william II. Mccarthy has leased
the Faulkner cottage at Buckroe Beach
for August and September.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-17
Double Wedding To-day.

/ At half-past this afternoon double
Wedding will be celebrated at white
Hail." the Htme of..'Mr. and Mrs, J. A..
Hess, in Cldfke'county, when their daugh-
ers Miss Lula May Hess and Miss Maud
elmer Hess, become the brides OF Mr..
Martin Charles Elyette and Mr.. James
Robert Dakeman, of Clarke county and
berryville Va. The young couples are
rery popular and well known in Clarke
knrnt, ancietY. ~
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-11-03
Accuse de Meurtre

La petite Vile de Cathay, dams
le Dakota-Nord,v Went d'etre le the
atre dune sanglante trag6die.
Cathay est un centre od sont re-
unies un grand nombre de famil-
les canadiennes francaise.
Parmi ceux qui ont r6ussi 4 sc
Greer Ia un foyer Sc trouve M. Jo-
seph Cadotte, propri6taire dun
restaurant des plus prosp6res.
Malneureusement, q Pheure gull
est M Cadotte nest ( lus Ia pour
g6rer les affaires de son 6tablisse-
ment: depuis une couple de jours
il est gard6 q vue q la priso2 de la
Vile sous le coup dune accusation
de meurtre.
Sa victime est un autre Canadien
francais, Joseph Dubois, quill a
tue q coups de revolver.
Cadotte ct Dubois 6taient deux
amis depuis longtemps jusqu'a ces
jours derniers, alors quill s'6leva
entire eax quelques difficulties Rien
toutefols ne pouvait fare pr6sa-
ger le d6nouement fatal qui Went
de ]eter de deuil chez nos compa-
triotes de lA.bas.
II y a une couple de jours, les
deux hommes Sc rencontrArent en-
core, ct Ia au cours dune alterca-
tion, Joseph Dubois aurait prof6-
re des menaces de mort contre Ca
dotte.
C'est du noins ce que CO der.
nier pretend.
Dams le but apparent de prot6-
t6ger SO propre vie, Csdotte sort1t
un revolver ct Ell tira plusieurs
coups sur son adversaire, lni infii-
geant des pleasures mortelles,aux-
quelies oelul-ci ma pas tard6 d sue.
comber.
Son agresseur 6t6 aussitot ar
ret6 ct 1og6 en- prison.
Il plaidera quill a tue Dubois 4
son corps defendant.
Cette trag6die cause la plus
p6nible impression chez les Cana
diens, 81 nombreux au Dakota.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-11-03
.. S. G. +.

AVIS OfFlO1EL
BUREAU DU SECRETAIRE GENERAL
Fonds des Veuves ct des
OrDhelins
CoT1sAT1oN No 81 appellee No 36
EscANABA, MICH, le 4 Oct 1905.
Messieurs
Vous etes o&ciellement notifies
du decee de M. Raoul Martin de Ia
branche No 9. de Garden, Mich,
qui succomb6 le 14e jour de
Sept, 1905, de la maladie dite Ape :
plexy Cerebral Hemorchony Cap
sular.
Feu M. Raoul Martin 6tait assu-
rs de $1,000 dams la classe des
Veuves ct des Orphelins ct portalt
le oertifcat de b6n6fce No 599 en-
date du,5 novembre 1899 ct 4 re-
poque de son d6ces 6tait en- r6gle
avec SO Soci6t6 on Comlt6 Perma-
nent ct avec pUnion des Societies.
D'aprAs la teneur de la section
IL de Particle X[ des Reglements
de FUnion des Societies Canadien-
nes-franQaises Catalogues des
Etats- Unis, tout membre assure
dams la caisse du Fonds des Yeu-
YES ct Orphelins don't le Certifcst
de B6n66ces porte une date ante
rieure au IA sep. 1905 doit payer
au Secr6taire de la .Branche 3 Ia
quelle ilappartient le montant d'u-
ne cotisation suivant son age, du 4
Octobre 1905 au 4 Novembre 1905.
EN-. M. ST.JAcQUEs, Sec- Gen.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-11-03
CANADA

L'Epiphanie, Que, I'm enfant
de douze ans, Joseph Pauz6, en-
ploy6 3 la manufacture de ehaises
de NV. Lynch eu la nain droi-
to amput6e par une sole.
Victoria, G. Ale saumon
ayant manqu6 cette aimee, les
Sauvages de la riviere Fraser ct
de la riviAre Stewart sont en- dan
ger de mourir de faim, 81 le gou-
vernempnt ne leur Went en- aide.
housewife, Que MN. Joseph
Guillemetle It Arthur Noel, du
Petit Village d'Yamachiche, SO
sont rendus sur les bords du lac
St-Pierre la recherche dun NOM
me Joseph Guillemette, qul 6tait
parti depuis lundif pour aller q Ia
chasse aux canards.
Guillemette n'6tait parti que
pour une journ6e. ct va quill re-
tarlait, ga femme 6tant tres inqui-
etc, demanda q son oncle d'aller q
la recherche de son mari. Lors-
quill arriva sur les lieux accompa-
gn6 de M Arthur Noel, il trouva
le chasseur mort.
Bale st Paul, Que, On rappor-
te un incident qui s'est produit d.
manche, pendant le sermon, s p6-
gllse paroissiale de la. Bale St.
Paul.
LIE pr6dicateur terminait une
phrase par ces mots: "La cause
Giant jug6e. L'un des ASST 8.
tants sc leva dams son bsnc On 6le-
want les bras en- rair ct r6p6ta d
derx reprises Ia derniere phrase dn
sermon.
Ce fut le signal dune psnique
g6n6rale, ct les fideles dams la nef
CONNIE dams les galsries Sc pr6ci-
pltereat pele-mele5v e5vers les portes
de sortie.
Heureusement que le pr6dica-
teur r6ussit 4 r6tablir le ca.me ct
quill ny ett aucun accident Sc
rieux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-11-03
EUROPE

Toulon - La vile SO trouve
plong6e dams obscurit6 complete
par suite de la greve des ouvrlers
de Pusine d gaz.
Berlin,-La statue du mar6chal
de Mol,ke, don de l'arm6e au peu-
pie allemani,a 6t6.d6voil6e en- pre-
sence de pempereur Guillaume ct
des hauts personnages politiques
ct militalres.
Naples, .Italie, Une d6peche de
Rome mande que la Congregation
des Rites a refuse de faire drolt 3
la demande du prince Rospigliosi
de 80 marier q l'6gllse.
LIE prince a 6pouse en- 1901 une
Am6rlca1ne, Nine. Mary Reid,
6pouse divorc6e de M. Pal khurst.
St-P6tersbourg, -L'empereur
graci6 tous les prisonniers japonals
condamn6s 3 des peines plus on
moins fortes pour attaque contre
leurs gardens ou tentative a'6va-
sion.
Ces prisonniers, en- consequence
2ourront etre rapats;ss eD meme
temps que leurs camarades.
Berlin,-Le mlnistere du com
merce Went de publier son rap.
port statistique du commerce ext6.
rieur de PAllemagne pour les neut
mois 6coules.
Les expectations allemandes sc
chiffrent par 28,50O,000 soft
une augmentation de $63, ,25O,OOO
sur la periodic correspondence du
present exercice.
Parie,-Le congress internationa-
le philanthropique qui s'6tait r6u-
nj pour examiner la question de Ia
distribution gratuite de lait aux
enfants pauvres clotur6 ses sean
ces.
II les await ouvertes 4 pInstitut
Pasteur.
II y await un grand nombre de
d6l6gu6s en- divers pays.
Toul, France,-M. Berteaux mi
nistre de la guerre, a pris part q
une maneuvre effectu6e par le
ballon dirigeable Lebaudy.
Accompagne de plusleurs off,
ciers, le ministre est monte dams
la nacelle ct fait une ascension
qui dur6 une demi-heure, pen
dant laquelle une reconnaissance a
etc pouss6e au-dessus de tous les
ouvrages forti6es.
Londres,-Une d6peche de St.
Petersburg 4 PExchange Tele-
graph Company dit que Tempe
reur Nicolas spres beaucoup dere
cherches ct d'6tudes, a decide de
doter son pays dune constitution
semblable 3 celle de rAllemagne.
Les libertalre russee trouvent
qu'une telle constitution ne serait
pas assez lib6rale; mais les con-
servateurs salueront le change
ment avec une grande joie, consi-
d6rant quill ajoute beaucoup q la
llberte populalre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-11-03
II. SON CARACTERE

Miguel Cervantes 6tait, sill en-
fut ]amais, uue anne chevaleresque
Toute SO vie. il le prouva Brave
entire les plus braves, le J 'ur de la
bataille de Lep ante, brittle de fe-
vre ct tclaquant des dents, il s'6lsn-
Gait de son lit de malade pour SO
jeter q labordsge dun vaisseau
turc. Un moment apres le navlre
tombait aux mains chr6tiennes,
mais lie soldat gisait la poitrine ou-
verte, le bras gauche fracass6. La
blessure de ga poitrine SO ferma,
son bras fut perdu, ct, manchot, il
traverea l'existence.
On soir, quelqu'un SO permit de
lui demander sur un mode railleur
oh CO malhenr lui 6tait survenu.
Sa r6ponse fut, avec un hausse-
ment d'6paules:
-Ce nest pas dams une querel-
le de taverne; c'est dams la plus
belle melee du monde, dams Ia
plus illustre journ6e. II sc peut
que mes pleasures ne parlent pas
aux yeux. Ceux-la, du MONS, les
honorent qul savent Oh elles fu-
rent recues.
A Tunis, q Tissue d'autres aven-
lures, le bagne des Sarrasins le
compta parmi ses victimes. Autour
de lui, lon pleursit. Lui s'atta-
chat q relever les courages. Sa
belle humeur cousolalt ct raffer-
missait SIS compagnons. L'id6e lui
surgit dune evasion gen6rale. lou
tes les precautions furent bien pri-
ses. Ii sen fallut de peu que le
pro1et n'aboutit. Par malheur,
deux ou trois des prisonniers, au
dernier moment s'effac6rent. LIE
secret fut d6couvert ct la rage des
geoIiers sc devine. Des ordres de-
pouvantaple rlgueur 6talent don
n6s. Don Miguel, aussi tranquille
qua pordlnalre, dit q la chiour-
me:
LIE seul coupable, e'est moi.
Inutile de tourmenter des inno-
cents. Tournez vos col6res contre
moi seul. C'est la justice!
Comment fulfil 6pargn6? Je ne
isais. II s'6tait montr6 aussl natu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-11-03
1ellement ct hautement h6roique
encore au bagne de Tunis qu'au
combat tragique de L6pante.

i
encore au bagne de Tunis qu'au
combat tragique de L6pante.
Et quel reimbursement! Un
ambassador, qui padmire, le veut
faire penssionner par son gouver-
nement. CervantAs decline l'ofre:
il lui en- cooterait trop d'accepter
un secours de la main dun 6tran-
ger. Sa fie1t6 prend, d loccasion,
des formes ]oyeuses. Dams une let
tire au comte de Lemos il raconte,
en- matiere d'apologue, que Tempe
| reur de la Chine la mand6 pour
lui faire un sort.
-Sa Majestic chinoise, dit-il, au
messenger, a-t-elle pens6 aux frais
de mon voyage? r..
Non, vralment.
Eth bienl domc,je resterai chez
Notez gae sa vie s'6coule ea
perp9ruelle p6nurie ct quill men a
ienre. CONNIE son Apollon du fa-
meux "Voyage au Parnasse", il ne
s'assied pas sur son manteau. Sa
pens6e econstante s'abandonne aux
autres, q moins qu'elle ne s'aban-
dome B son art. La hauteur de son
ideal est dams sa vie meme Mer-
veilleux artistic. superbe entire les
Plus grands, telle est la force de
SO droiture quill s'6crie:
-Si avals conscience d'avolr
commits un livre mauvals, capable
d'inspirer le goht du vice, Je me
couperais la main qui me reste p]u-
tot que de le publier
VOLTA phomme tout entier; loyal
valeureux, g6n6reu3. .oublier de sol
jusqu'au parfait sacrifice. Et pas
une des inestimables qualities mo-
rales qui sont en- lui nest refasee
q son Don Quichotte.
L. de Fourcard.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-11-03

montre que les instituteurs catho-
liques possAdent aussi la science
ct le d6vouement. Pour la science,
on ne sauralt la contester puls-
qu'elle a 6t6 hautement reconnue
dams NANTES exposltions univer-
selles. Quant au d6vouement, sans
nier quill SO rencontre allleurs,
nous afirmons que la vie de fol
avec ses continuels sacrifices de-
veloppe q un degr6 :: eminent les
prit de sacrifice.