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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-11-23
L'Origine du Thanksgiving

LIE dernier jeudl de novembre,
les residents des Etats- Unis, fd6-
les aux traditions a eux l6guees
par leurs mattress, sans distinction
nj de race nj de religion, en- CO
mois que nous, catalogues, consa-
crons au souvenir de nos morris, &C.
lAbrent la Thanksgiving.
Aujourd'hui, cette journ6e d'ac-
tions de graces GU de reconnaissan-
ce envers Dieu est sp6cialement q
Lui offarte pour le remercier DIES
bienfaits que dams 81 Divine Sa-
gesse, II lui a. plu de faire pleu-
Voir sur chacun des habitants de
ce waste territolre, DIES Etats- Unis
d'Amerlque.
TeIle est, Scroyons-nous, l'inter-
probation que donnent q cette fete
la plupart de nos concitoyens ct
nous ne pouvons que les approu-
wer dams cette croyance q eux trans
mise.
A l'occasion de ce jour de feie
nos lecteurs nous permettront de
remonter au temps recul6 de Hen
ri VIII, ro1 a'Angleterre ct de
leur parler un peu de l'institution
de cette fete d'Aujourd'hui l6gale.
Pour CO faile nous devons
nous rappeler beaucoup des
fats do l'histoire, mails bases sur
l'assertlon dun grand ecrivaln,
que4es 6crits les plus courts sont
les meilleurs, nous attaquerons la
question de front ct parlerons sans
preambule des "Phgriln Fathers"
autrement dit, les premiers colons
de IAm6rique, GU, pour etre
.mieux compris, les "puritaina."
C'est sous le regne de Henri
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-11-23
Les PlnesR omesde lie la ompagme Cnmque FmncnA m6mcanes ont env eh ia phrmacH De "a
tree Db6 Wahngtnet 2Mme Avenue d
Announcement a IECho de r0ueSt nest QQ'un6 piaStr6
mar AIMEE

On calcule que la Standard Oil
Company devra payer au molns
$3.50. O0O. 900 d'amende ST ellie perd
dams la cause que le gouvernemen'
Went de ]ui ihtenter.
Denver.-Une d6peche de Trim
dad, Colorado. dit que le Culebre
Peak, situ6 a l'onest de Stonewall
Colorado, est en- eruption.
On dit que DIES fammes sortent
a plus de 100 pieds de hauteur du
cratere du volcan gu'on croyait
@teint depuis l%ongtemps.
Chicago.-La s@ur Marie Ju.
liza, fondatrice ct mere SUPERIOR
de porphelinat ST. Vincent de cette
vile, qui s'est acquise une tres bel
lie reputation dams les spheres re-
l1gieuses a cause de son d6voue-
ment, est morte a l'orphelinat, des
suites dune pneumonia, apres deux
jours de maladie.
La d6funte, don't le nom de IA
mile 6tait Sophie Woelfel, entra
au convent de saurs des charlie 3
Emmittsburg, Md, d l'age de 10
ans.
Ell Paso, Tex.-L'apparit1on d'u-
ne Grange maladie qui q deja cou-
|s6 une douzaine de d6c6s q fait mai
ire une vive lnqui6tude q Maria,
compile Presidio.
Cette maladie a d6ja 6t6 cons
tat6e q diff6rents endroits le long
de la frontiAre du Mexique ct ellie
s'est 6tendue reinforcement jusqua
Maria.
Les m6decins DIES endrolts on
cette maladie a etc c%onstat6e ne
p,euven. en- d6terminer la nature
ct lis ont inform6 ie departement
d'Etat du fat.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-11-23

Une d6peche de Berlin dit que
cinouante mile 6leves des Coolies
polonaises persistent q refuser
d'employer la langue allemande
nendant le, cours d~'lnstruction reli-
gieus=. LIE gouvernement prussien
continue a prescribe des measures a
convaincre les enfants ct leurs pa.
rents de I'1nutillt6 de leur r6sisten-
CO.
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Pr6cieux. Sang.

Pr6cieux- Sang.
Ne 3 Marieville, Que, lie Is mars
1888, il fut ordonn6 pretre le IL
decembre, 1870.
En- 1872, il vint aux Etats- Unis
ct, Fame suivante, il fut nomm6
cure de l'6glise Notre-Dame de
Central Falls.
LIE 2 novembre 1875, il fut
nomm6 cure de P6glise du Pre-
cleux-Sang.en cette vile. fonctions
quill occupe encore aujourd'hui.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-11-23
Les Etats-Unis sont en- train de
devepir la deuxieme grande puis-
sance navales du monde enter

L'exploit le plus recent accompli
par les r6volutionnaires russes est
le vol dune mitrailleuse dernier
modele ct dune grande quantit6
de cartouches. LIE prefet de police
q ordonn6 des recherches pour re-
trOuver ce canon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-11-23

Sur 1896 millions d'Europ6ens.
on compile 1873 millions de catho-
tiques romans, les "Grecs unis" ct
les Arm6nieus, 100 millions dor
lhodoxes, 80 millions de protes-
tants 8 millions de d'6sra6lites,
autant de mahometants, ct l mil
lion de divers.
Co qui revient d dire que les ca
tholiques repr6sentent 46 pour
cent de la population e%urop6enne.
MATS 81, au lieu de SO limlter q
la petite Europe, on considere le
monde, enter, on s'apereoit que,
sur 1917 millions a'humains, 270
millions de catalogues correspon-
dent a 1876 pour cent des habitants
du globe.
Beau,oup plus nombreux sonJ
les boudhistes $50 millions de dis
ciples de Confucius torment les %
90 ur cent de l'humanit6.
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Woonsocket, RI. IN. Fable
Charles Dauray, cure de l'6glise du
Fredericksburg de cette vile Went
de c6l6brer lie 81 anniversaire de
az nomination CONNIE cure de Ia
paroisse quill dessert actuelle
ment.
II est le pretre le plus age ct lie
plus anci6n du clerg6 catholique
de Ia vile de Woonsocket; Ill sue
c6da q Table Berkins, qui fat le
premier cure de Ia paroisse du
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Ainsi par1e Nine Olivia Marte1, de cohoes, N. 2.

ce1,,; o,1i a bonnie sarte a tou-
tours bonnie mine.
Combien, a plus forte raiso1, men
est-il pas ainsi de la femme?
On ne compte plus les indlspos1-
tions, les infrmites, les affections
aigues on chroniques dues, non seu-
lement a l'impurete du sang, ma1s
encore ct surtout a une interruption
GU a I'm trouble de la circulation.
Que la canalisation du sang Wen
ne a s'engorger, que les v~alsseaux
paralysis on detendus ne fonct1on-
nent plus on fonctionnent NAL, ct
il va Sc produire aussitot TN etat
congestif DIES plus dangerous, don't
la denutrition, 1'atrophie, l'%infection
enfn, a laque11e %n'echappe aucun IL
guide croupissant, ne seront pas les
CONSEQUENCES les moins desas-
treuses.
Ainsi s'expliquent les orages qul,
pressure REINSTATEMENT, accompa-
gnent les trois phases critlques de
la vie feminine: la puberte, la ma
ternite, lie retour de Page.
Ainsi s'explique CONNIE quot, de
toutes les miseres speciales a la
femme. il men est pour ainsi dire
pas une seule qui ne derive dune
faib1esse de sang.
81 Ron songe combien d'autres
maladies encore ont la meme orr
CINE, on ne doit pas s'etonner de
que1le renommee ont acquise les
Pilules Rouges, de quelle popu-
1arite bien meritee jouissent les
Medecins de la Gle Chimlque
Franco-Americaine, seu1e depositai-
re du vrai remede qui dome du
sang richie ct pur, avec chaque dose,
qui fat d%isparaitre la paleur, dome
DIES forces, I'M bon appetit, de bon
mes digestions, une bonne sante ct
par consequent une bonne mine.
Les Pilu1es Rouges sont souveral-
mes pour tous les troubles prove
nant de reimbursement, de la tor
peur de 1'organe feminin. Rien de
tel pour dehuxionner lie corps, Pas
soup1ir, lui rendre Ia force par Pap
port du sang pur, richie ct frals ct
pour METRE un terme aux miseres
de toutes sortes: tirail1ements, pc
s%anteurs, %faiblesses, vertiges, mi
CRANES, pertes, vomissements, ETC.,
dus a la congestion.
Enfn, les Pilules Rouges prises a
temps ct avec perseverance, sont
toujours snres d'eepargner a la pa
tiente 1horreur de la fatale opera
ton, trop solvent 1'aboutissant for
&c DUN long martyre.
Vou1ez-vous vous en- convaincre,
lisez cette 1ettre:
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TO ADVERTISERS,

The Echo d. POuest has a larger
circulation than any French paper
oublished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
exam ne u 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, 1906-11-23

Une d6peche de Trinidad, COL,
dit que le Culebra Peak, situ6 q
r'ouest de Stonewall, est en- 6rup-
ton. On dit que des fammes sor-
tent a plus de 100 pieds de haureur
-du crat6re du volcan qu'on croyait
4teint depuis longtemps.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-11-23
CANADA

St-Hyacinthe, Qu6.-A Page de
70 ans, est decide M. l'abb6 Lasal-
lie; ancien cure; il est mort q Pho.
pital ST. Charles.
lie Reverend Pere Lasalle 6tait
malades depuis 30 ann6es.
Qu6bec.-De la neige a Quebec!
Les balais 6lectriques de la com.
pagnie DIES tramways ont fait leu1
apparition ct circulent dams Les
rues.
La tempete de nord.est s6vit de.
puts la mutt derniere. LIE vent est
violent ct pon so croft dams la for
&c de l'hiver, du mois de Janvier.
M6tap6dia, Qu6.-Le docteur j.
Alphonse Pinault, de M6tap6dia
est mort a ga residence. II a sue
comb6 a l'impitoyable tuberculosis
don't il soufrait depuis longtemps.
LIE d6funt laisse une femme ct
deux enfants.
Ottawa.-A une reunion du
Board Of Trade il a 6t6 r6solu sur
proposition de M. Andrew Holland
de diviser Ottawa, a l'instar de
Washington, en- districts admins
tres par DIES commissions.
-L'6chevin Bugustin Thibault,
de Hull, Fun des plus anciens
membres de ce conseil municipal,
Went d'6tre 6lu MARIE
de Hull, a l'unanimite, le vice mai
re Aubry ayanz d6missionn6.
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DU DR.. PIERRE

est lie seul remede qui ait commence a ete vendu dams lie dix
huiteme steele, qui ait etc vendu tout lie dix-neuvieme, ct ql
soft encore en- vente dams lie vingtiene steele.
II est prepare aujourdhui, tel quill letat il y a plus de
cent ans, dherbes medicinales, de racines ct decorces pures
ct choisies, d'apres la formule originele du Dr. Pierre Fahrney,
lie sage ct vieux medecin suisse-alenand, qi commence, en-
1880, a pratiquer Ia medicine parrni les habitants du district
de Ia Rangee DIES Montagnes Beues de la Pennsylvania.
&c fameux specifique, eprouve par lie temps, vivihe lie fluide
sanguin, apportant la sante partout Oh circule lie sang.
II recherche ct detruit enforcement toute parcele dinnp1-
rete ct de poison qui propagent la maadie dams tout lie systemic.
II gueri des centaines de cas- consideres CONNIE desesperes
par les medecins, Ia OH les traitenents ordinaires avaient fainl.
Nul ma1ade, quelque desespere que soft son cas-, ct quelle
quait etc la duree de la maadie, ne doit abandonner lespoir
dune guerison.
Que lie malade s'encourage du passage de PEcriture qui dit
que "e sang est la vie" ct quill Sc rappelle que lie bon sang
pure, qui signife toujours sante, force ct vitaGte, est facie-
ment a sa portee par remp1oi du Renede de la Nature, lie
Novoro du DR.. Pierre.
&c nest pas une medicine patentee, &c nest pas TN rernede
prepare ct destine a ehe vendu dams les pharmacies. Il ne
peut ene obtenu que des agents autorises.
DEMANDED la b brochure gratis ct les terno1gnages de gueri-
risons all
DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
1l2-114 So. Hoyne Ave-, CHICAGO. Ill
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Commands par la MALE
promptement rempiies dams
notre deDartement des Jobs
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Philadelphia. I'm violent in
cendie s'est declare, d Scranton,
Pennsylvania, dams le batiment de
SIX 6tages de la Garter & Kennedy
Company.
Sept p%ompiers ont 6t6 plus on
moins glavement pless6s. Les per-
ties d6passent 100000.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-11-23

L'EcHo DE L'OuEsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees ct opinions emises par
ses correspondents.
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coRoess 80 Novembre, 1905.

Messieurs.
Je ne pourrais trop dire de bien
de vos excellentes Pilules Rouges.
II y await plusieurs annees que je
souffrais qu'and j'ai commence a en-
prendre. Petals a terre net, je ne
pouvais pas METRE TN pied devant
rautre. II a lei une femme qui a etc
o. !icee de subir une operation pour
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Une d6peche de Paris dit que la
commission du budget q vote un
credit de $4,000 devant servir q
commencer la construction dune
ambassade franchise 4 Washing.
ton. Ellie q 6galement allou6 une
somme de $58, 600 au ministre des
afaires. 6trangeres pour le cas- Gu
certaines 6ventualit6s viendraient
4 sc produire au Marco.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-11-23

Toutes correspondence doiven'
etre accompanies dune signatu-
ee responsible
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Toutes l%ettres, correspondances
etc.. do1vent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis. MINI.
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f. 4e l>@nfst
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI % Nov 1906

Entered at the Post Office OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.
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RI MON OUTRAGE EN- LES
NANT IL ME oRT A MERvEILLE"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-12
seyANs KEPT BUSY.
viii Remain In Great Britain Until IN.
ter.Pariiamentary Union.

London. July ii.--Hon. w. J.
Mrs. Bryan have temporarily abb
doned their planned continental touls
and have decided TO remain in Great
Britain until after the conference OF
the lnterParliamentary union. which
opens here July %. They will spend
some time In Scotland leaving London
July 10.
Invitations have been pouring In en-
Mr.. Bryan. and he and Mrs. Bryan are
Kept busy keeping engagements. They
were entertained al dinner by Colonel
c. J. Biles OF Nebraska Tuesday even
ing. On I2th Ambassador and Mrs.
Reid are TO entertain them at luncheon
at Dorchester House before going 20
house OF commons to hear War Sec
rotary Haldane speak on army reform.
Secretary Ridgoly Carter Of the Amer.
lean embassy and Mrs. Carter will give
a luncheon July 13 iu honor cot Mr.
and Mrs Bryan, anu Ar. lialdanc viii
give them q dinner the same evening.
the afternoon being spent in the house
of commons. where the navy budget
win &c introduced Lord Chancellor
Loreburu VIII close q week OF enter
taiumCnt with a dinner 20 MIR. Bryan,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-12
STAFF OFFICERS.
Selections That Have Been Made by
the Military Beard.

Washington. July 1.-THE board of
officers for the selection OF general
stan officers which met at the war
department last Friday. made the fol.
lowing selections. which have been ap.
proved by the secretary of war.
Colonols-Ramsey d. Potts. artillery
corps; George S. Anderson Eighth
cavalry; Lieutenant Colonel A. a. Au.
sur Twonty.u.nth infantry
Mai0rs-JamCs b. AloshIrp. quarter.
masters department. Carroll a. DeyoL
qlartcrmGstcrs department. Ebeu
swift Twelfth cavalry
Captains - StCplcl L. Sl0Cum.
Eighth cavalry; + Chamberlain. artu.
lory CORPS. Julius A Penn Seventh iu.
fautry. q. C.. MCAItXandor Thirteenth
infantry. Michael j Leu.hau. Twenty.
fifth infantry
Lieutenant Colonel Thaddeus Jones
cavalry Inspector generals depart.
mont and Major l. Wall. infantry. mil
ltary secrotary's department were
elected by the previous board and viii
1a detailed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-12
HUSBAND FOLLOWS WIFE.
Lived LSns Together In Life. Second
Soon Dies After Elrnt

Chicago. July ii.-Compan.ons for
nearly half a century In life. Arthur
$. Graham and his wife C. Jefferson
Park are not TO be separated in death.
Mrs. Graham died Monday and her hus.
band passed away Tuesday. less than
twenty-four hours later. They were
buried together.
The remarkable coincidence shown
In the death OF this husband and wife
Is said 10 be quite consistent with the
entire trend OF their lives. which have
been singularly united. Mrs. Graham
was taken IN on the Fourth OF July
IL was not thought that her condition
was serious but diabetes developed
and she grew worse The day follow.
ing the Fourth Alr Graham was
stricken with an attack Of heart dis.
ease. 90 which he had been subiCt
for many years. In a separate room
he las suffering Monday when Mrs
Graham died Shortly before the emo
came she expressed some surprise that
her husband had not been In 90 see
her, but members OF the family eX.
planned 10 her satisfaction without tel.
ing her that he too was M.
Nor was the fact OF his companions
death communicated TO Mr.. Graham,
his children fearing that the shock
might kin him Monday night, how.
ever, ho seemed TO be Improving and
II was thought advisable 20 tell him
Tuesday but he suddenly grew worse
and died, not knowing that his wife
had gono before
Mr. Graham was seventy years OLD
and HIS wife siAty. They leave five
children.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-12
AFTER ROCKEFELLER.
Warrant Directs the Sheriff to Take
Him Wherever Found In Ohio.

Warrant Directs the Sheriff 10 Take
Him Wherever Found In Ohio.
Findlay. July IA warrant for
John d. Rockefeller which is now In
the hands OF the sheriff. OF Hancock
county, is accompanied by copy OF
the information and affidavit. filed
last Thursday In the probate court
here by Prosecutor David. Il charges
Rockefeller with violation OF the anti
trust law Ia organizing and maintain.
ing a monopoly Of the oil business.
The warrant directs the sheriff u
Hancock county TO take the said John
D. Rockefeller II found In your county.
or II he shall have fled. you pursue
him into any other county In the state,
and 20 take and sifely hold the said
John d. Rockefeller so that you have
his body before this court 90 answer
the same complaint, and Doe further
dealt with according 90 law Tho
warrant is signed By judge Baub,. OF
the probate court
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-12
ROBBED At MEMPHIS
Miss Alice Powell Of Houston Losss
Large sum and Ticket.

Memphis. July ii.-while Miss Al
Ice Powell OF Houston. Tex, was taxi
Ing farewell dinner with a party OF
friends. preparatory 20 leaving the
city. sneak thief raided the house.
securing the purses OF three Of the par.
~. including Miss Powell's.
The others lost comparatively mall
sums, but Miss Powell, II Is stated.
was robbed OF $3.50 and a railroad tick.
ct. which she had just purchased.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-12
SPEAK QUIT
Or Forever Hold Your Peace

Isl acres, good four-room
frame house, also rent house,
well; 2 cement cisterns; good,
big, deep tank or large fish
pond. 90 acres in cultivation,
balance in pasture; plenty Of
timber; 2 miles from court
house. Is in splendid repair.
Fence posts are cedar. Good
barns. Is close enough to
have advantage of Graded
8 c no oil, Ursuline Convent.
TexasWoman S College, Allen
Academy, or A. and NJ. Col
lege. Land is new and pro-
ductive; no gullies or washes;
high and dry elevation This
tract is worth at leasyg50.00
per acre, but i'll order to close
out will sell at---now listen
Only $3.50 per Acre.
Please do not blame me if
the other fellow buys it.
MONROE EDGE
0Hcn phnnp 25Q Res phone 360
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-12
HEADoN COLLISION.

Engineer on One Engine SO Sadly
Hurt Death May Result.
Hot Springs. July 1l.-Passenger
train No. on the Little Rock and Hot
Springs Western. leaving here. and a
new engine out on trial. met headon.
Engineer John Stanley was seriously
injured. and may die Conductor b.
Cobb suffered serious injuries about
the shoulders William Hudgins. o
negro, was cut about the head and
many passengers were bruised. The
loose engine was going 40 full speed.
attempting 90 reach a siding 90 allow
the passenger 10 pass
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-12
SUSPECTED CASES.
Two Yellow Fever Patients Reported
NJ havana on Tuesday.

New Orleans, July il.-Reports from
Havana to the Louisiana state board
o: health state two cases OF fever. sus.
pected to be yellow fever. were found
In Havana Tuesday. and that one case
OF yellow fever developed there ON
July 4. The fever outbreak az Nlpa.
Cuba. which was M first reported as
suspicious. WIS announced as paludic
fever In Tuesdays DISPATCHES. The re-.
ports come from Louisiana health Of.
ficers In Cuba.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-12
GIVES HIMSELF UP.
There ls Now bu, One Ladrone Leader
on Luzon al Large.

Manila July ll.-Moutalon. the La
dronc leader, surrendered TO Colonel
Brandholtz, and was removed 10 vayltc
for trial The capture Of Moutalou
leaves only one more Ladroue leader
az large In Luzon Chief OF the Con.
stabulary Allen has announced that
all outlaws must stand trial. The gov.
eminent has been criticised for not
fastening the trials.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-12
FARMERS CONGRESS.
Abou, Eish; Hundred Persons Attend
the First Session.

College station Tex. July H.
About 500 persons attended the first
session Of this years Farmers con.
gross. Several plans OF agriculture.
horticulture and surprising were
dwolt on 10 papers read The various
kindred societies also held meetings
Tuesday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-12
cHoUkNIN's CLOSE CALL.
Attempt Was Made 70 Assassinat,
Russian Vice Admiral

seyastopcl July ll.-Au attempt
vas made al o'clock Wednesday aft
ernoon 20 assassinatc Vice Admiral
Choukuin, commander OF the Black
Sea feet The admiral was wounded
and taken 10 a hospital
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-12
CHALMERS NOT GUILTY.

Jury Deereed That re Was Justified
In What Was Done.
Memphis. July 1l.-Dayid Chalmers
a plantation manager OF Hin House
Miss, who. on March 2S. shot and XIII
ed Samuel b. Arnold. q former book
keeper on the plantation OF which
Chalmers was the manager was ac
quilted OF the charge of murder The
murder OF Arnold occurred IN @ buffet
OF q local hotel 10 was shown at the
trial that domestic troubles in the
Chalmers home, 90 which 70 was allcg
cd Arnold figured. prompted the kill
ing
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-12

1T may be aid down as broad
proposition" said the professor OF po-
litical economy. that you cannot set
something for nothing"
81 once got the measles for nothing.
professor" interrupted the young man
with ,hc wicked eye Chicago Tribune
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-12
EVIDENCE or TRUST.
investigation to That End ls Being
Made at Kansas City.

Made at Kansas City.
Kansas City July ll.-EviJeuco OF
the existence Of trust that. &c is aL
legged. controls local output Is being
sought in the investigation begun here
by the county prosecutor The luyos.
tgati0n resulted from % movement 90
Dust from business concerns belong.
ing 90 % supposed combine. which. Il
is charged. demands SO per ton 90
smaller consumers Tor ice that costs
$50.
H. l.. Burke. secretary Of the poo-
pies Ice. Storage and Fuel company.
testified that his company contracted
for the output OF other ice companies.
and Il will be a difficult matter for
these companies 90 furnish a supply
10 competitors without violating con.
tracts with his company. In fact. "
he said. they do not dare 10 do IL"
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Attempt b eIow up arIdne.

Warsaw, July 12.-An unsuccessful
attempt was made Tuesday 10 blow up
the bridge over the Nistula Troops
and guards drove OF the would be per.
petrators o. the outrage after they had
mined the bridge
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Lon Angeles, July l1.-Manager Nc.
Carey Of the Pacific Athletic club an.
nouncCs that frankie NELL and Jimmy
Walsh have been matched 20 fight
twenty rounds In this city Aug. 3 for
the bantam weight championship. The
men will weigh In at ll5 pounds
walsh is now In Boston.
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Younn LadY KllIed hv LInhtnInn.

New Braunfels. Tex. July l1.-Nine
miles southwest OF here Miss Lille
Schwab. sixteen years old. while in
her yard. was killed by lightning. Blue
marks were made on her breast. and
her clothes about the chest and waist
scorched
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cottonsee OIL Company.

San Angelo. Tex. July 1.-THE San
Angelo cotton OIL company has been
organized here with a capital stock OF
$4,000. They purpose building a cot.
ton seed oil mill with three presses
and a capacity Of fifty tons OF seed
day.