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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28

Work has been RECOMMENDED on the
irrigation ditch In the Espanola valley
upon which construction was first be-
gun q year ago and thereafter aband-
oned. The ditch will be twenty miles
In length and starts mt a point above
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28
NO MORE SERMONS

Il would nardly be fair to expect a
sermon from us every day, The
preachers union might get after us
for working overtime.-Roswel Rec
ord.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28
LINE COMPLETE

The electric street car line from
Prescott TO Fort Whipple has been
completed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28
n In a kind OF bilious mood,
You wish an aid to digest food.
No other pill is half 20 good

As DeWttt's Little Early Rlsere.
When e'er you feel impending III.
And need q magic little pill,
No other one will fill the bill
Like DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
Sold by Winters Drug Co.. and X. I
COOdall.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-08-10
Entered ct the Post Office at Scotland
Neck, N G as Second Class Matter.
TO THE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE
OF HALIFAX COUNTY.

At The great temperance meeting In
Raleigh last February some OF the rep
resentatiyes from Halifax county
nIedged one hundred dollars from this
county Tor the work OF the State Anti
Saloon League this year. There has
been 10 organized effort i'll the county
to raise the money so pledged and none
Of it has been raised.
The chairman OF the State Anti-Sa-
loon League has called for the money,
and / take this method of appealing to
all temperance people in Halifax coun-
~ to assist III raising this amount. 1t
can be done through any local temper
ance o. organizations, by collections or by
private contributions.
The work Of the State Anti-Saloon
League hss done great coed IN North
Carolina, ard let the temperance peo-
ole see % 1t that 1t is not hindered for
lacI, of funds
One hundred dollars is a very mod
crate contribution tor Halifax county
20 make.
Please SEM sli contributions to me,
and | Will acknowledge same and for
ward 10 the state chairman.
L. E. HILLIARD,
Scotland Neck, n. c..
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-08-10
Notice..

By virtue of certain executions dir
ected to the undersigned Sheriff OF
Halifax county, issued upon a certain
Judgment therein docketed in the
Superior court Of said county, entitled
as follows:
D. E. lies
J. w. Perkins
I, John R. Patterson, will on Mon
day the % day OF August, 1905, at IL
O'Clock m. at the court house door OF
said county in HALIFAX town, N. c., sell
to the highest bidder for cash, to salts
fy said execution, all the right, title
and interest which the said j. w. Per
kins, defendant, has in the following
land: The undivided interest in
that tract of land in Llttleton town
ship, Halifax county, bounded on the
east by Deep Creek on the north by
the Hamlll tract west by Buben
Snow south by lands of Miss Fannie
Perkins, containing 176 acres more OF
less.
This 18th day of June, 1905.
J. R. PATTERSON, Sheriff
S. G. DANIEL, Atty, LittletOn, n. G.
1906
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-08-10
NOTES ABoVT MELLOW FEVER

Jacksonville, Fla, August /, 1903.
Editor TIE Ct NNoSWEALTH:
Having seen sl.ch wild reports con-
corning the prevalence Of yellow fever
in Florida, published in Northern pa
pers, thought I would write you a
few facts. I]r. Joseph Porter, State
Health Officer. was summoned on the
9th ui. to Tampa. Ga arriving in
Tampa he found one mild case, an
Italian who arrived IN Tampa from
New Orleans last Saturday. He took
immediate charge OF the situation,
which IS nos sufficiently dangerous to
warrant State quarantine against
Tamra. 4 complete isolation of the
case has been effected and other pre-
cautions taken. The State Board OF
Health net IN private session to-day
III tnis ci.r anc discussed at length the
yellow fever situation.
An Official report was received from
DR.. Porter, State Health Officer, yester-
day regarding The case Of yellow fever
in West TAMPA. Investigation show
ed that the Italian left New Orleans
July list, passing Fio,natlen before
the Florida a:Iaran tiUe was established,
and arrived L Tampa July 22nG. He
admitted having lived in house ia
New Orleans IL which there were four
cases Of yellow fever and one death be.
fore he left. As West Tampa is
across the Hiilsborough river from
Tampa. aDd rs the population OF West
Tampa is soidly. Cuban, little danger
Of the disease spreading is anticipated
l have heard that ninety eight pei
cent d Cubans are considered I'm.
munG. Mem hers Of the board are en-.
tirely satisfied shat DR.. Porter has the
situation vel; in hand ct Tampa Very
few people leaving. Not. much alarm
in Jacksonville The city is now un
dergoing 3 thorough cleaning unde,
SUPERVISION OF the city health author
tiles.
Yours truly
". D. FENDER.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-08-10
TO COTTON FARMERS
AND ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE
PERMANENT WELFARE OF THE
Souri,

The Southern Cotton Association has
been worth millions Of dollars to the
people of the South The presidents
OF the various branches of the Southern
Cotton Association are urging all per.
sons interested to hold meetings in
August to perfect the organization.
| ask that township meetings be
held at voting places Saturday, August
II or 10, 1905, to elect officers where
needed, also delegates to county con-
vention at Halifax Monday, Angus,
q. 1908. Have some one to address
the meetings il possible, with Dime,
attachment.
The State convention will be held dur.
ing the farmers meeting in Raleigh Au
gust and September. The Interstate
at Asheville September 6, 1905.
W. G.. WHITAKER,
Pres Halifax Co. S. c.. A,
Enfield. N. G.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-08-10

at reporting the able and eloquent
speeches.
: DR.. J. Allison Hodges, of Richmond,
; native of Harnett, was introduced
and had Tor his subject "The Past, and
our Duties in the Present"
His address was masteftul effort
and would read like POEM, 60 ornate
was it's style and finish.
Hon. John D. Bellamy next delivers
ed an able address on Alexander LII
lington, for whom the county seat
was named.
Then came recess and dinner. All
about on the hillside and in the groves
were tables on which were spread all
manner CT good things to eat, OF which
the great crowd partook to entire sat
tstaction.
At 2 80 .. m. many of the people
reassembled at the pavilion and were
then addressed by Hon. f. F. McCul-
Tough, of Baden county, who spoke OF
Baden county's history and its rela-
ton to Harnett.
Miss Matte Young, of Dunn, was
introduced as the most beautiful and
one of the most highly accomplished
young ladies in the county, who read
poem, Echoes" written for the
occasion by Mr.. Z. M. Arlington, ma
tive and resident of Harnett.
Hon. H. l.. Cooke. of Fayetteville,
vas introduced. He was to deliyer an
address on Cum berland county as the
mother of Harnett, but be said the
day was too far spent, and in happy
terms excused himself and promised to
have his address printed.
Mr.. w. j. Peele, of Raleigh, had
oeen named on the programme, and
being introduced he said he would not
deliver his address ON Cornelius Har-
nett, but would have it published.
Hon. w. E. Hutchinson, native
Of Harnett, now resident of Jonesbo-
70, delivered an address ON "Our Folks"
He was roundly applauded at the con-
clusion of his speech.
Mr.. John G. Angler, president of
Cape Fear and Northern railroad which
runs from Apex to DUN, was intro
duced ard claimed the right to as
much interest in Harnett people as any
other, for he said ne had built more
miles Of railroad in Harnett than any
other man. The people OF Harnett
believe in Mr.. Anger, for they cheered
him to the echo.
The editor OF THE COMMONWEALTH,
being native OF Harnett, was called.
He stood up just to, be counted for
Harnett and was glad to be present
and waa proud to be called son OF
Harnett.
Hon. D. IT. Mclean then thanked
all for their presence, babe all an affec-
.ionate farewell ard extended them a
hearty welcome to the next like cele-
bration Just fifty years hence.
It was great day. but we can de-
vote 20 more space this time. At an
other time we may write of Harnett's
development and its prospects for bet
ter things.
II goes without saying that the
writer enjoyed to the fullest every mo-
neI of time spent on his school-boy
play grounds and every hand-shake
with old friends whom be met.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-08-10
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease, powder. 1,
cures painful, smarting, nervous feet
and ingrowing nails, and instantly
takes the sting out of corns and
bunlons. It's the greatest comfort
discovery OF the age. Aliens Foot
Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
easy. It is a certain cure for sweating
callous and hot, tired, aching feet. Try
it to-day. Sold by all Druggists and
Shoe stores, 25c. Don't accept any
substitute. Trial package FREE. Ad.
dress, Allen 8. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y
7-2O It
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-08-10
WORMS DAMAGING COTTON.

Smithfeld Herald.
We have received reports from
several sections OF the county that a
very small worm is destroying the cot
ton plant. In many cases entire fields
OF cotton have been ruined.
It seems, that the worms in great
numbers attack the plant, eating leaves
and forms and leaving the stalk bare.
From distance, en- infested field has
the appearance of suffering from rust,
and only careful scrunity discovers
the worm. The authorities at Raleigh
have been informed of the matter,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-08-10

= -. e To1IA
Bears th. =, Iha Kind You Have Always Bought
s's. at Nzk2zzNx
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-08-10

We have before US the initial num-
Der Of The Progress. Enfeld's new
paper 1t Is packed full OF newsv
items and attractive advertisements
and makes good start. In the intro
ductory remarks the editors state that
The Progress ls In Enfield to stay and
that no efforts will be spared to help
build mp Enfield and Halifax county.
With such high purposes we'll main.
tanned the new paper cannot fail OF
great success
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-08-10
Administrators NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrators Of
William T. Vaughan, deceased, late Of
Halifax county, N. c., this is to notify
all persons having claims against the
deceased to exhibit them to the under.
signed on or before the 25th day OF
July. 1906, or this notice will be plead
in the bar of their recovery. All per.
sons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
MRS. M. E. VAUGHAN, | Adm,r.
LEON T. VAUGHAN
This the 25th day of July, 1905.
1916.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-08-10
Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as administrator
upon the estate of Stuart HARDY, de-
ceased, / hereby notify all persons
having claims against said estate to
present them to me, or to my attorneys.
Kltchin, Smith & Kitchln, within one
wear IRON the date of this notice, OF
said notice will be pleaded in bar OF
their rec overy. All persons IN debt tc
said estate will please make immediate
settlement.
This the Goth day OF July, 1905.
MIKE HARDY, Administrator.
1906
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-08-10
Important Notice.

represent the strongest and most
liberal Insurance Companies In the
wOrl
FIRE COMPANIES.
Home, N. Y, assets, $I9'OoO' Ooo
Pa. Underwater, assets, ,OOO,OoO'
Continental, N. Y assets, ,OOU'Ot''
Citizens, assets, l9,OOO'o ooo
Phenix, N. Y, assets, o,uoo'VoV:
The Home and Southern Stock, OF
Greensboro, N. q.
LIFE COMPANIES
Penn Mutual, organized
1917, assets, 6o,OoO,Ooo'
Mutual Benefit, organ
lied 1915, assets, 9l,OOO,UUO'
In case of loss will collect your
money. When in need OF Insurance
of any kind give me a trial. Will
save you money.
WILL III. JOSEY,
Scotland Neck, N. G..
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-08-10

The yellow fever situation in New
Orleans is serious, aud the citizens of
the city have determined to raise a
quarter million dollars to help the
Government stamp out the disease.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1905-08-10

ANY ONE desiring table board be-
ginn.ag Sept. lst can apply TO
Mrs. w. A. Dunn.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-09
La Paix.

Un 10 urnal du soir q Saint : Pc.
tersbourg dit etre en- mesure de
d6clarer qu'apres un 6change &C,
tiff de d6peches entire Paris ct Ia
capitale russo, M Bompard, am
bassadeur de France en- Russie, a
quite 4 la hate Paris Oh il 6tait
en- congo pour rejoindre son roste.
La Russie aurait demand6 q la
France de pr6parer les n6gocia-
tons en- vue de la pa1x, ct le gou-
vernement francais aurait consen-
ii d provoquer un congress des puts
sances au cas- on les conditions po-
sees, par lie Japon seraient trop
on6reuses. Au ministere DIES affai-
res 6trang4res ct l'ambassade
a Saint Petersburg, on
dement, cette nouvelle, mdls il y a
raison de. croirc que M. Bompard
apporte une message de M. Del
.ass6 pressant la Russie de falre la
paix.
C'est ce meme voeu que le pre-
sldent Roosevelt exprimait au COM
to Cassini, ambassador de la Rus
sic d Washington, ct qui paraft
etre INTERPRETATION du sentiment
unanime de la civllisation.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-09

Louis Veuillot OF l'ivrognerie:
"L'ivrognerie ma ]amais fat
remporter de victoire, ellie On a
fait perdre; ellie ma jamais prove
nu de n%aufrage, ellie en- q solvent
cause. La poisson conduit des mil
Tiers de creatures humaines a la
misere, pas une d la fortune; ellie
d6truit DIES milliers de sant6s, ct
men a pas affermi une seule: ellie
q raccourc1 DIES milliers d'existen-
ces, ct men a pas allong6 une seu-
le; ellie a perdu DIES milliers d'a-
mes, ct men a jamais sauv6 une.
Jamais femme nest devenue NEIL
leure pour s'etre mise a boire;
combien sont deyenues pires! ia
mails fills en- s'adonnant a reau de
vie, nest devenu plus tendre pour
ses parents; comb1en lie sont deve-
nus moins, combien en- sont deve-
nus la honte ct la plaie!"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-09

"A l'assembl6e du 5 JUN de
Union FRANCHISE ION proc6da B
l'election de ses officer pour Fan
nee courante. w le nombre tres
restreint des membres retenus par
le maavais temps quill f%aissit, la
condensation ma pas 6t6 CO !qu'elle
aurait do etre. II y cut quatre des
anclens OFFICERS 6lus par acciama-
ton, qui sont Lyd6ric Ph6nix,
Emile Binet, Adolphe Poirier ct
Joseph Charbonneau. LIE DR.. j.
M. A. Gravelle, le president sor-
tant de charge, remercia en- ter.
mes tres chaleureux l'assembl6e
d'avoir bien voulu hui ofrir de
nouveau la pr6sidence de cette So
ci6t6, mails le docteur s'est WI dams
l'obligation de d6cliner Get
honneur pour raisons urgentes.
Apres les affaires de routine l'on
proc6da aux elections qui don
n6rent lie resultat suivant:
President, Pierre Godbout,
Vice-Pres, Joseph Anger
Sec Arch. Lyd6ric Ph6nix
Sec. Corr, Arthur Foussard
Sec. Financler, Emile Blnet
Tr6sorier, Adolphe Poirier
Oommissaire -ordonnateur,
Noise Bertrand
Sergent d'armes, j. Charbonneau
Auditeurs: John Martin, Philip.
pc j.. Bigu6, Anatole Labrie.
Chaplain, Rev Pere Remy.
Installation de ces OFFICERS
aura lieu q Ia premiere assemble
de Juliet.
Les Canadiene de la paroisse
st Louis sc sont assemblies diman-
che dernier, apr6s la grand messe,
pour prendre les moyens de feter
solenellement la grande fete patro-
male qui est 81 cher q tous bons
Canadiens, la st Jean Baptiste.
Des comit6s ont 6t6 NOMINEES pour
faire les pr6paratifa %n6cessaires.
Au proclaim num6ro je vous don
neral le compile rendu au complet.
"A la dernier9 assembl6e du
Camp LaSalle, lie DR. j. H. Garand,
a 6t6 admis CONNIE membre du
Camp. Aussi, lie. Camp q cette as.
sembl6e a r6solu de donner des be-
n6fces q ses malades, lesquels Sc
ront en- force au premier juliet.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-09
NJ. ALEXIS BOUCHER
salnt Paul de la croix, Quebec.

de m'attendre a etre aussi vite soula-
re. Apres huit semaines de traitemenl
1etais complement retabli, toutes les
douleurs dams les reins avaient dispa-
ru ct mes forces etaient revenues.
J'atteste que je dois cette gu@rison
aux Pilules Moro pour les Hommes."
Alexis Boucher, huissier de la Cour
Superieure, St-Pau1 de la Croix, Que.
Etes-vous afaiblis, n%erveux, ma1a-
des ct debilites? Votre vigueur est-elle
epuisee ? Votre courage ct votre ambi-
ton sommeillent-ils
Etes-vous bien de ces jeunes gems
vieux avant Eager
Voici pour vous la guerison par un
traitement qui ma jamais echoue ct
qui dome des resultats rapides ct du-
rabies sill est bien suivi.
C'est lie traitement par les Pilules
Moro pour les hommes.
Les Pilu1es Moro Sc vendent chez
tous les marchands de remedies. Files
sont aussi envoyees par la MALE, u
reception du prix, soc la boite on SIX
bottles pour $3.50, dams toutes les par
ties du Canada ct DIES Etats-Unis.
A tous les hommes qui souffrent, les
Medecins consultant DIES Pilules. Moro
donnent par @crit des consultations gra-
tuites. Ceux qui s'adresseront a eux
recevront les consei1s don't lis ont Bosom
pour revenir a la sante, ct celia sans
au'il 1eur en- cohte un sou. Toutes les
~lettres doivent etre adressees COM
PAGNIE MEDICALE MORO, 1874
rue Ste Catherine, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-09
EUROPE

Portsmouth, LIE rol d'Espa-
gne est arrive venant de Cherbourg
sur le yacht royal anglais, "Victo-
ria ct Albert" Ue yacht q etc &C
compagn6 en- traversant le detroit
par une escorte de c~roiseurs ct de
contre -torpilleurs anglais. En- ar
rivant au port le royal visiteur a
etc salu6 par les canons de vais-
seaux en- rade. LIE jeune roi por-
TAFT l'uniforme de general anglais
avec le ruban de l'ordre de la jar
reti4re. II await Fair tres gal. en-
dept de la temperature p%luvieuse.
LIE Prince de GALES. au nom du
roi d 'Angleterre, attendait le yacht
ct aussitot l'accostage, le prince,
anglais sc repdit q bord du sVicto-
ria ct Albert ct souhaita la bien-
venue au roi d'Espagne. LIE maire
de Portsmouth q pr6sent6 une
adresse de bienvenue au roi.
Les precautions les plus m1nu-
tieuses sont prises a Londres au
sujet de Ia visite du roi d'Espagne
On veut 6viter que l'attentat de
Paris SO r6p6te. LIE roi Edouard
lui-meme a charge son s6~cretaire
particulier de WELLER a ce que r1en
ne soft n6glig6 pour assurer Ia Sc
curit6 d'Alphonse XIII q Lon
dres.
La police fouille avec le plus
grand aoin tous les QUARTERS des
strangers. Tout individu quelque
peu suspect est aussitot mis-: sous
surveillance. On a pris les plus
grandes precautions en- vus de la
7isite du roi d'Espagne q l'eglise
catholique de Westminster.
Paris.-M. Mouquin, le chef de
la suret6, annonce que l'auteur de
l'attentat contre le roi Alphonse ct
le president Loubet est comm, ct
quill a en- ga possession tous les
details du complot.
SEES completes, qui sont en- de-
tention, SO Monument Vallin, Navar-
70 ct Palaccos, des anarchistes es-
pagnols bien connus, ct Harvey I'm
anglais.
Berlin Les dialogues francais
q la fee du commencement du prin-
ce Frederic Guillaume, le general
de Lacroix ct M. FRANCOIS Arago,
ainsi que i'admiral DeMarolles,
sont arrives lei ct ont recu les &C.
CARNATIONS dune nombreuse foule
de toutes les classes de la seci6t6.
C'est certainement la premiere
fois, depuis au moins une genera
ton, que la France a etc acclam6e
dams les rues de Berlin. Tempe
reur a 6t6 faire une visite aux de-
|l6gu6s, puts il s'est rendu aux
apartements du Grand DUO Mi
chel.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-09
Les FlOttes du Monde.

L'amiraut6 britannique Went de
publier son rapport annuel sur les
sept principales marines du mon.
de, c'est-a-dire, celles de lAngle-
terre, la France, la Russie, lAlle-
magne, PItalie. les Etats: Unis ct
le Japon.
"D'apres ce rapport, don't les
chiffres sont arret6s au 81 mars
dernier la fotte anglaise comprend
4O8 nayires de toutes classes en-
aervice ct 81 en- chantler on en- pro-
Jet. La fotte FRANCHISE est plus
nombreuse, car ellie compile 42l ma.
wires en- service ct 154 on construc-
ton GU en- proiet; la marine russo
en- compile 272 en- service, don't Is
viennent d'etre pris GU coul6s par
les Jsponais ct don't Il sont inter-
mes dams les ports neutres ct lob
en- construction; la marine allie
mande 20U en- service ct IS en-
construction; la marine ltalienne
1874 on exercice ct 46 en- construc-
ton, lie marine des Etats- Unis 118
en- service es 30 en- construction,
enfn la marine japonaise l47 en-
service ct % en- construction.
Ces chiffres pr6sentent des diff
f6rences assez sensibles avec ceux
du precedent rapport, qui date du
% avril 1904. D'apres &c rapport,
le nombre des naYires en- service
de la fotte britanique, cette aimee
est inf6rieur de 81 unit6s q CO
quill 6tait l'ann6e derni6re; ceci
provient DIES dernieres decisions
de l'amiraut6, qui a rave de la lis
te de la fotte toutes les unit6s
vieilles on n'ayant pas une valeur
militaire certaine.
LA fotte franchise a par contre
gagn6 % unit6s, soft 2 crolseurs
cuirass6s, des contre-torpilleurs ct
DIES torp1lleurs ct DIES eous-marins.
La marine russo est diminu6e de
% unites soft de cuirass6s, de
croiseurs ct de contre torpilleur,;
les autres fottes ont IN moins
grand nombre de navires en- SER
vice, par suite de suppression de
certains d'entre eux devenus sans
valeur militaire. Toutefois, 81 leur
nombre global a diminu6, par con-
tire lie nombre des unit6e puissan-
tes a augment6; rAllemagns a, en-
effet ajout6 a sa fotte en- service 2
cuirass6s, lltalie ], les Etats. Unis
/. La fotte japonaise est augmen-
tee, des navires qu'elle a gagnes
pendant la guerre.
II est q signaler que la construc-
tion DIES sous-marins s'efectue
dams toutes les marines ct que Get
engin nouyeau entire m~aintenant
dams les armes usuelles de toutes
les fottes. C'est ainsi que rAngle-
terre, qui en- a II en- service, en-
construct % a l'heure actuelle; la
France en- poss6de 81 ct en- con-
strut 50 autres; la Russie en- pos
s9de Ii ct en- construct IA; iALle-
magne en- a l en- experiences; II
talie en- a l en- service ct Z en- chan
tier; les Etats- Unis en- ont 8 en-
service ct 4 en- chantier. LIE Japon
serait seul, d'apr6s le rapport an
glals, a ne pas s'oocuper DIES sous-
marins:" al 66nL1M1
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-09
CANADA
MONTREAL

Une d6peche de Rome, annonce
que le distinction de la pr6lature
domestique Went d'etre accord6e B
les abb6s Dugal, cure de
SAINT Basile, au Madawaska. M. j.
Richard, cure de Rogersvil]e, ct
VIM. Varrily, cure du Village de
Bathurst.
M. Dugal est un Canadien NJ.
Richard un acadien, ct M. Varrily
I'm Irlandais.
Ills repr6sentent les dif6rents
elements nationauxqul composent
la population du Nouveau.R Bruins.
wick.
Lion mande de Montreal que
Jean Riel, fills du patriotic Louis
R1el,.a quite l'6cole Normale Oh
il a pass6 trois ans. Riel est age
de % ans. II est partl pour Lo-
we'll.
LIE 81 JUN proclaim, les reli-
excuses de Jesus Marie, de Saint
Joseph de Lewis, feteront le soc
anniversalre de leur arriv6e au Ca
NADIA ct de la fondation de leur
convent. Il y aura grand'messe So
lennelle, sermon de Circumstance,
seance litt6raire, etc.
II y q Gu l04 d6ces q Montreal,
durant la semaine. don't: 81 catho-
liques, l6 professionals ct l ]uif.
Les principales maladies causes
de la mortalit6 sont: dipth6rie, |;
rougeole, 4; coqueluche, 4; d6bili-
t6 lnfantile, 20; phtisie, 10; bron-
cho-pneumonie, 2; congestion pull
monaire, 2; pneumonia, l.
Durant la meme periodic. lO2
naissances ont etc enr6gistr6es au
bureau de sant6, don't 81 garcons
ct Al files.
II y Gu Al cas- de maladies con-
tagieuses de %rapportes, CONNIE
suit: dipht6rie, S; f6vre scarlatlne
4; f6vre typho1l lie, 3; rougeole, 30,
ct coqueluche,4