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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15
L'Histoire Russo

"L'intraus,gaaat,"le Paris, a de-
convert dams les journaux russes
IN dialogue assez picturesque.
"Quand nos amis ct allies, dit-il,
veulent sen donner la peine, la
verve ne leur manque pas.
"L'un de nos amis. bien inform6,
nous racontait comment les sujets
du tsar expliquent l'an1mosit6 don't
les agences 4Juives] font preuve
chaque jours envers IL gouverne.
ment de Saint Petersburg dams
les t6l6grammes ou'elles dissent
avoir recus de Russle.
"Quand lie president Carnot
mourut sous lie poignard de Caserio
il sen ALA frapper a la porte du
Paradis.
"Qui est la? demapda Pierre.
-"Sadi Carnot, president de Ia
r6publique FRANCHISE.
"-Entrez, r6pondit saint Pier.
re.
"Quelque temps apr6s, lie PORTER
celeste entendit de nouveau trap.
per q son huis.
"@Qui va la?
"-Alexandre. III, emperor de
toutes les Russies.
"-Allez au diable. cria saint
Pierre. On ne veut pas de vOus.
"Alegandre III, navre, sen fut
re reposer sur une roche aui sc
trouvait a proximit6 Un Juif, qui
await suivi la scene, s'appracha de
lui.
"-Votre Majestic tient-elle
beaucoup a entrer au Paradis?
"-Je vous crois, r6pondit dams
lie plus pur argot parlsien lie d6funt
emperor.
"-Eh bien! zen fails mon affai-
re, mails dormant, Dormant, votre
Majest6 va me signer I'm d6cret
m'accordant dams ses Etats le mo-
nopole de l'alcool.
"-Solt.
"Sans hester, lie tsar sigma la
concession demand6e.
lie Juif prit un sac, le> NIT sur
son dos avec ]'empereur dedans, ct
sen fut heurter au guichet des
cieux.
"-Qu'est.ce? cria saint Pierre.
IT,
"-Bagages de Carnot, rApondit
lie juif.
"Saint- Pierre ouvrit ct lie Juif
jeta 1e sac dams la loge avec son
imperial contenu. Pais il redes-
cendit sur la terre ct sen fut trou-
yer M. White, ministre du success
seur d'Alexandre LII.
"-J'ai rencontr6, dit lie Juif,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15

diocese de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans est
sixieme ayec 100000. LIE diocese
de P1ttsburg est, septieme avec
! 375,000.
L'archidiocese de- Saint Louis
ct les dioceses de Cleveland ct de
Hartford viennent ensuite avec
chacun une population de 325,0O0.
lie diocese de Newark a 32O.OO0, lie
diocese de Springfield, 297, 600,
archdiocese de Baltimore, 1885,
900. le diocese de Detroit 250,200,
lie diocese de Scranton, 100000,
rarchidiocese de Milwaukee, 2l7,-
TIA. l'archidiocese de Saint Paul,
233O, 600 ct l'archidlocese lie San
Francisco. 227,0O0. tandis que Far
chidiocese de Cincinnati ct les do
ceses de Cleveland ct de Provi.
dence accusent chacun 10000.
CONNIE ces chiffres sont fournis
par les 6veques des .diferents do
ceses, ills sont oficlels.
LIE plus waste diocese aux Etats-
Unis. au point de vue du territoi-
re, est le diocese de Salt Lake,
Utah, avec l53,768 miles cares.
C'est Mgr Lawrence Scanlan qui
preside CO diocese. LIE plus grand
diocese suivant est. celui de Tue
son. Arizona, avec un territoire de
I3l,2l2 miles cares. Mgr
Henri Grandjean est l'eveque de
ce diocese.
Dams les limites de Greater New
York. comprenant les boroughs
Manhattan, BRONX. Richmond.
Brooklyn ct Queens. il y "a, 266
6gllses catalogues. Dams la vile
de Chicago on trouve us 6gllses,
q Philadelphia 81, a Saint-Louis
rs ct q Boston 81.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15

prenaient CONNIE p6nitence, de Of
taire, de ne plus d6vorer leur pro
chain, de r6tracter les m6disancel
on au moins de ne pas appuyer, n:
allopger celles qu'on dit q cote del
les, l'humanit6 entiere serait deli
livr6e de Ia p.'us dangereuse .det
6pid6mles!
Ces DANES, quand Went le care
me, ma ch4re, SO proposent d'6tre
bonues wont, en- grande toilette.
entendre tous les sermons d Ia
mode, ct en- sortant de l'6glise. s'ar'
retent aux coins DIES rues pour po-
timer sur lie compte de tout lie mon
de!
Sill a un scandale, on est sur
qu'elles on connaissent les deux ex.
tr6mitees,
Vos langues, pendant le careme,
mesdanes, mettez-leur IN petit Ca
denas dore ct gardez le....3tou.
jours f!
Les fanc6., les amoureux IN.
constants. devront. par p6nitence,
faire SQUIRE leur "petite blonde"
aussi solvent qu'ils Font fait pleu-
rer ct 'es personnes qui Sc fachent,
svcreront deux fois leur the p>ur
qua la douceur de leur breuvsge sc
d6teigne un peu sur leur mauvais
caractere!
Las riches, par p6nitence ct par
plti6, auront bien soin des pauvres
mails tout has, sans eclat; sans fai-
re sonner aux oreilles de tout lie
monde, les pieces d'argent qui glis-
seront de leur bou"se; il he ne faut
jamais que le m6rite dune charlie
soft an6anti sous une pluie dor
gueil ~!
Eu6n, que ceux qui mont pas be-
sofa do faire penitence, les Spar
fait," les sans defaults, ceax qul sc
croient rendus au plus haut degr6
de perfection, tachent d'y roster
toujours, ct par leur exemple, nous
aident a pouvoir les rejoindre!
Apr9s un tel careme, toutes les
tetes auraient une aur6ole a Pa
ques!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15

fable ct %souffrant. La force du n1alem'avait compile
tement abattu.
Quand je lie pouvais, je lisais les journaux ct je
m interessais particulierement aux temoignages
dhommes qui avaient etc gueris par les Pilules Moro.
La plupart de ces derniers avaient aussi souffert de
dyspepsia. Je fms par y avoir condance a mon tour.
Cest en- 1905 que je commencai a %prendre, moi
aussi, DIES Piules Moro. I'm mois plus tard, jetais
deja grandement soulage. Je continual a en- prendre
jusqu'a douze bottles, puts je cessai, car j'etais partial
tement bien. Tout de meme j'en garde toujours a la
maison ct lorsque je me sens q%uelque peu %indispose ou
supplement fatigue j'ai soin den prendre, ct aussitot
je %constate leur merveilleux effets.
A mon avis, il nest rien d'aussi recommandable
pour les hommes. Les Pilules Moro previennent la
maladie ct guerissent positivement. Files sout tou-
jours prises a propos-Athanase Fortier, 6oB, rue
Visitation, Montreal"
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITEs: Adressez-vous
par 1ettre GU personnellement au No 272 rue St-Denis,
Montreal, 81 vous desirez avoir DIES conseils. Les
Medecins de Ia Compagnie Medicale Moro vous dom
neront, tout a fait gratuitement, les inforrnations ne
cessaires pour 1emploi des Pilules Moro ct vous lndi-
q1eront aussi, al besoin, d'autres traitements, ST votre
ma1adie les requiert.
Les Pilu1es Moro sont en- vente chez tous les rnarctands
de remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi, par la poste, soft au
Canada on auk Etats- Unis, sur reception du prix, soc une
bofte, f.. so six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent etre adressees COMPAGNIE
MORO, 272 rte Saint-Denis, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15

NM. T. Victor Lenoir, Thomas
Beauchaine. Joseph Mount ct Fred
Babineau ont 6t6 mites dams ~
MON st Joseph. A cette meme as.
sembl6e deux nouveaux aspirants
ont 6te present6s. Il est evident
qu'on sc reveille dams cette excel
lente soci6t6 qui a actuellement
un fonds de reserve de 50 500.
Ain d'encourager &c movement il
a etc resolu d'admettre, d Motto
prix, a'icl au Ter septembre tous
ceux qui voudront en- faire partie
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15
Penitence! Penitence!
Pour R1RE.

Nous VOLTA done dams lie temps
DIES jennes, DIES %abstinences ct des
aforementioned dit, en- pleln
car6me.
Les petits poissons ont la chair
de poule de savoir qu'lls seront de-
vor6s- (mais n'allez pas croire
qu'1ls auront gont de poulet pour
celaD ct les amateurs de bons Pc
tits plats, les gourmets, les man
geurs de viandes Ont deja, dams III
Imagination, toute une serie de
crampes d'estomac!
Pensez done! Faire maigre! Ne
pas mapger une verge &c "bifteak"
d tous les repas, Sc ~rassassier de
petits harengs on de quelques sar-
dines...
MATS, bah! Quarante ]ours sont
vite passes, quand on y met I'm peu
de boule volont6, ct quel est celui
qui est incapable de quelques l6ge
res notifications pour s'aesurer IN
petit coin du paradis :? :?
II y a mile mani6res de falre lie
cereme, ct la religion ne nous obll-
! ge pas, vous savez, de nous prone
ner toute la ]ourn6e avec DIES "bra.
QUOTES" dams nos souliers; ellie de-
mande settlement de corriger nos
defaults, de faire germer dams notre
occur quelques jolies ver-
tus, d'adouclr les angles de notre
caractere, ct IN tas de chooses aus
81 faciles quand on veut, bien en-
tendu!
Imaginez done, aprAs quarante
jours, 81 tout le monde devenait
parfait ]!
MATS il ne fault pas ambitionner
81 haut, pauvres nous, ct quand
meme nous voudrions, helm? Nous
ne serions plus endurables, h6las
avec tous nos projections ct, voyez-
vous, d'icl lie jolt contraste avec les
autres ???
LIE car6me Giant tout de meme
ule 6poque de p6nitence, il fault
que chacun de nous, mes amis,
mette un peu d'eau dams con vim
lies maris qui n'aiment pas leur
maison prendront l'habitude de
WELLER chez eux, le" soir pendant
quarante jours; de leur cote, les
femmes feront leur possible pour
etre gentilles, aimables, moins
grincheuses IN peu d'eau su.
cree dams lie Language ct lamitie...
ct uui salt 81 les maris s%ortiraient
encore ?
Peut etre aiment-ils mleux roster
3 la maison, ces pauvres hommes,
ct passer la soir6e tranquillement
avec la petite femme quilts aiment?
MATS la plus part du temps, quand
lis arrivent de TRAVELLER, fatigu6s,
gel6s, alliances, de bons NETS ct de
bons mots, la femme est alice q
quelque course, la bonnie est dams
la fenetre qui regarde passer lie
monde, lenfant pleure, la journal
SO est etelnte; IL fait tr1ste, a'ors,
ensorcel6 par la gazette de son club.
le mari sen va diner en- dehors
pour revenir-quand?
ST vous 6tiez chez vous, pauvres
femmes, quand vous devez y etre
le .careme ne serait pas continue.
chez-vous, ct vous n'auriez pas be-
soin de vous martyriser en- p6ni.
fences pour retenir chez vous votre
mari d6courag6, le monstre..
ST toutes nos mondaines, nos me
re de famille trop 6legantes rem.
placaient leurs folles aux cartes 81
aux visites par des caresses q leurs
beb6s, ellie n'auraieut pas besoin dc
tant ]enuer ct leurs cheers petitf
. gontsraient les douceurs prematu'
) r6es dun joyeux jour de Paques. /.
81 toutes les mauvaises langues
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15
&fho de l'@nest
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. Is Mars 1907
NJ. Edouard. B6langer, fills de NJ.
@. G. Belanger est retenu chez lul
par une asseZ grave maladle.

Nj, ii. Richard s'est bless6 as>ez
grevement en- tombant dun 6cha-
faudage ces jours derniers. Ii s'est
plaute un clou au pied ct la gan
creme ma pas tard6 q sly declarer.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15
Une Bonnie Adventure

La scene SO passait, il va trois
semaines, dams les bureaux dun
banquier anglais. LIE banquier
Smith. appellant son caissier, lui
tint CO Language.
IL fault balancer votre compte
aujourd'hui meme. Vous retirerez
l'argent au Ter f6vrier. 81 vous le
voulez, mails il nous fault, sur.le-
champ, 5000 livres sterling. Pou-
v6z-vous me bonner celia?
LIE %oaissier MACEDONIA son ciga-
re, Sc gratta l'oreille ct r6pondit:
-Diable! Diable! Je ne deman-
derais pas m1eux, moi, mails COM
ment r6unir 5000 livres en- quel-
ques heures?
-Tirez sur qui vous voudrez,
mails t1rez! lorsque Ia traite review
dra impay6e, je referai un wire
ment de votre act,f q votre passif,
mails le Ter f6vrier sera pass6, ct
tout sera pour lie mieux. Tlrez sur
le sultan, sur le tssr, sur qui vous
voudrez...
Et prenant une feu1lle de papier,
le brave caissier tira sur le tsa1
de toutes les Russies.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15

feu sa Majestic devant le Paradis
ct VOLTA la favour q%u'elle ma oc-
troy6e.
I'M. White, sans Sc troubler, prit
r6crit imperial ct lie regarda.
Fort bien, dit-il, mais lie ca
Chef.
-"Sa Majestic ne l'avait pas;
ellie lavait ]aiss6 a son sucesseur.
"-II ny a1pas de cachet, la pie
ce nest pas valable.
.Et lie ministre ne,lut pas plus
avant.
s.C'est ainsi] que mm]'empereur
Alexandra LII fit son entr6e au
Paradis, grace aux bons offices IN
t6ress6s dun Juif, ct que NJ. Wit
te r6ussit a reprendre le don frau
endorsement arrach6asa son souve-
rain.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15

Dams les bureaux de M. T., d.
Smith, a Londres, M. Smith de.
pouille son courier
Que diable est cecil? fait-il. en-
o%uvrant une grande envelope por-
tant de superbes cachets.
Et il lit:
"Palais oliver, Saint Peters
bourg I'M. E R. Smith, Londres.
monsieur,
"J'ai reeu commando, par So ma
|jjest6 l'empereur de toutes la Rus
sizes, de vous presenter les compll-
ments de ga majestic, ct de vous di-
re qua l'avenir, 81 vous tirez enco-
re sur So majestic, vous ayez Pobli-
geance d'aJouter une note detail
lee.
"Sa Majestic a daign6 ordonner
lie pavement de votre traite en- da-
t7 du 20 d6cembre dernier, Mo.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15
LsP nls Moro mt en- mea Ia phMmaied de PahMe DubA coin dsa avenues Washington ct
2Nne Nod
pour la somme de 5000 livres.
Par ordre de s. M. l'empereur
de toutes les Russies,
"X.... chancellor"

E. r. Smith, de Londres, en- est
encore stupide.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-15

Au palais oliver, q Saint Pc
tersbourg.
-Votre majestic, voici une traite
q sur votre majestic, pour une SOM
me de 5000 livres IT,
rec par un certain E. II,
Smith, de Londres. La traite
est pr6sent6e par les agents de Ia
mason X....
-Une traite sur moi? dit le tsar.
Montrez.mo CO papier, je men al
jamais va ]usqu'ici.
L'empereur lut ct relut.
Celia doit 6tre vrai, dit le tsar.
ct ces banquiers ne sont pas DIES
farceurs. Connaissez. vous CO B.. r
Smith, comte?
Pas le moins du monde, SIRE
-Peut etre quelqu'un aurait-il
achet6 sur mon compile chez Get in
dividu? Dams tous. les cas-, donnez
l'argent, 6crivez a CO M. Smith
pour lui dire qua l'avenir, sill tire
encore sur moi il envoie en- meme
temps une note d6taill6e. =.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-12-05
Items of Interest Concerning
Iour Neighbors
Social, Local and Personal
News of the Past
Seven Days.

Prin cipal r. T. Craigos father Of
Wilmot, S. d. is visiting in the city
for few days.
Amos Hanson returned Saturday
evening from Elk Mound and Eau
Claire where he has been visiting
for the past week.
Mrs. P. J. Bogie of Iron River,
visited with friends in the city
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Williams was here from
Superior to spend Thanksgiving
with tie Dolan family.
Walter Finnegan was down from
Superior to spend few days visit
ing with his parents.
Miss Cora Caruthers visited with
friends at ST. Paul during the week.
Miss Mayme Tracy of Duluth,
visited with friends in the citv dur
ing the past week.
Free goods with 99c purchase at
Headquarters.
Mrs. John Crosby returned to her
home at Hazelwood. Mimi, Satur-
day after visiting at the Dolan resi-
dence for couple of weeks.
Attorney John Walsh has been
attending circuit court at Phillip S
this week.
Jake Segal and wife were at
Duluth the first of the week where
they attended the wedding of niece
of Mrs. Segal.
John Ellingson, of Little Falls,
visited in the city during the week.
T. A. Johnson, of Superior, trans
acted business in the city during the
week.
We are in the market for from
one to ten thousand cords of IT,.
bolts any kind of sound wood goes,
KENFIELD q LAMOREAUX.
A, Santa Claus Prize contest is to
be held at the I eader store from
now until Christmas. Four fine
prizes are to be given to the ones
guessing nearest to the number of
Beans con tanned in the glass bowl
in the win dow. See display of per
miums.
Doris Murray who has been very
sick for some time is reported as
getting along nicely and it IS OK
pected that she will be able to be
about in a short time.
Fl. Marion Juell of Cornucop a
was in the city on business yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray of Medina,
visited at the William Young resi-
dence during the week.
Mrs. A. Picott of Bayfield,, visited
with relatives and fris nds in the
city Tuesday.
B. Ungrodt and wife visited with
relatives and friends at Medford fol
few days during the past week.
Even Dragseth proprietor OF the
Christiania House On Omaha street
who has been very sick with pneu-
monia is reported 10 be improving.
Sheriff Severson left Monday
evening for Waupun. with John
Specht who was convicted of muir
der IN the second degree and sen
fenced to serve twenty years ii
State Prison.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-12-05
HUNTER HUNTED
0. A. Lamoreaux's Nerve
Stands Him In Good
Stead.

While hunting deer on Sec.
81 out near Lenawee. 0. A. La
moreaux was attacked by an in
furiated Buck and narrowly es-
capped injury. While Mr.. La
mereaux was watching a run
way, the deer which had been
baited and teased all day, bore
down upon him from an dja-
cent thicket. Pluckily standing
his ground, until the maddened
animal was within a few feet of
him, the bold deer hunter side
steppea about 20 feet and turn
ing, rapidly emptied his automa-
tic Winchester, reloaded and
again emptied the gun, and at
last succeeded in frightening
the beast away. Considering
the open country and the fact
that the deer was almost upon
him when first seen, Mr.. L. is
to be congratulated on his es-
cape. When last seen the deer
was waving his flag defantly
from hill top. When the other
boys of the party came up to see
what all the shooting had been
about. Mr.. L. was heard to say
81 am glad he's gone."
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-12-05
Tho mps0n Lumber Company Finish
Seasons Work Thursday
Have Cut 70, 100000 Feet of
Lumber and 2,800,00O
Lath.

Last Thursday night the long
whistle at the Thompson mill
announced that that company
had flushed the work for this
season and that the mill had
closed down. The mill has had
a very successful run this year,
having started up on the 9TH OF
May and has run steadily ever
since that time until last Thurs
day night. During that time
the mill has sawed twenty two
million feet Of lumber and $500,
900 lath. A few men are still
EN- ployed about the mill board
| ing it up for the winter months.
Buy early and get premium with
99c purchase at Headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Maitland, visit
ed in the city a couple of days dur
ing the week.
B L. Simmons transacted bust
ness in tie city Tuesday.
Wallace Clifton and Carl Wach.
smuth Of Bayfield, were callers SUN
day evening.
Edward Derouin of Eau Claire is
in the city visiting at the home Of
his aunt Mrs. Isaac Cousineau oil
west Bayfield, street.
Two Stoves for Sale-.One All,
Tight Heater and One Coal Stove,
E. BURDICK.
o. G.. Kinney of Colfax visited
friends and relatives last Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Zehe and Emil
Huff, both of the town of Barksda G
were married last Saturday.
A. H. Wilkinson, W. w. Downs
and Robert Inglis transacted bust
ness in the city Tuesday.
A. E. Jefferson, w. L. Shea and
J. e. Rittenhouse administrators oil
the Wing estate transacted business
in the county court Tuesday.
Judge Sauve of Iron River hao
business before the County Court
Tuesday.
You can reach So town of Wash
b i'm farms with the HOME Tele
phone No toll charged subscribers
Tom Manning and family who
have been visiting with relatives il
this city for a couple of weeks lef
Tuesday for Winton, Mimi.
I D. NJ. Maxcy made a business
trip to Duluth Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs: George Gross arr
the parents of "a baby girl, bori
Friday night.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. George McAlvane last Friday
For fine job printing Of ali kinds
try this Office.
f. J. Meehan has been sper ding
few days at his hunting cottag,
i near Drummond.
Emil Hersky of Pratt was brough
to the County Jail Tuesday and wa
examined, He was found to b,
violently insane. He was so vio!en
that it required two men to take
him to the Asylum at Oshkosh OF
Tuesday evening. Undersherifl
Johnson and Turnkey Severson tool
h,ui down.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-12-05

Meeting of Directors Held at
Ashland and Plans are
adopted.

The meeting of the directors
Of the North Wisconsin develop
m ent Association held at Ash
land last Friday afternoon was
attended by nearly all those who
W ere entitled to participate in
the meeting. Plans were for
m ulated for beginning a cam
pal On in the interest Of North
ern Wisconsin which it is eX-
pected will receive the aid and
Import of the State I'm migra-
tt on Commissioner. The follow
ing officers were elected:
Pres. d. M. Maxcy, Washburn.
Vice Pres.-E, S. Shepherd,
Oneida County.
Treasurer-W. Q. Fordyce of
Butternut.
S ecretary-D. w. Mahoney, of
Glen Flora, Rusk County.
Mrs. Jordan, of Hayward, visited
ip the city at the home of her sister
Mr.. John O'Sullivan few days dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Short and daughter Winni-
fred OF Superior have been in the
city during the past few days visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Short S
daughter Mrs. Fl. G. Fahrig.
Order HOME Telephone now
and get your name in our big new
directory.
1903 hunting licenses have been
issued in this county during the
year.
Harry Fahrig has been confined
to the house with an attack of ton
solitis during the past week,
Miss Iva Bronson of Stevens
Point has been in the city for few
DAYS visiting with friends.
Twins were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Ross last Friday evening.
The Monday sewing club met al
the home of Mrs. Howard Ben ton
this week.
Mrs. Gilbert Olson entertained g
number of lady friends at Flinct
Monday evening.
| Charles Welcome of Grandview
spent Monday in the city.
Safety, convenince and satisfaction
is guaranteed by installing a HOME
Telephone.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Patterson ,efr
Monday afternoon for New York
having been called there owing tC
the death of Mrs. Patterson S father
They will be away abont ten days.
A civil Service examination will
be held at the Court House on the
21st of this month for the position
of Game warden for this county
There are now eight or ten applica-
4 TONS
While out hunt ne last week near
Bark Bay, one Of the hunters who
had been spending considerable time
in the woods without success, came
across the body of fine buck lyins
near the road. The animal had ap
parentIy died but recently so the
hunter brought the carcass to town
The buck it is said died from heart
failure but the hunter is irving t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-10-19
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau.l

From Tribune Bureau-l
Washington Oct 1S-The luncheon and dinner
parties to-day in compliment Miss Mabel Mer-
Ram and John Tyler Wheelwright occupied the at
tenton of people in society the former being given
at the AIibi Club by Mrs. Clarence Edwards and
the latter at the same place with Richard Simpkins
as host Miss Merriam's wedding gifts are many
and beautiful. some Of them being heirlOoms OF
more than money value. Mr. and Mrs Nathanlel
Simpkins. who returned to Washington from their
summer home to attend the wedding OF Miss Mer-
riam and Mr.. Wheewrght. will sail for Europe as
soon after the wedding possible and will spend
the winter abroad
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Andrews have leased their
house in NJ street to Rear Admiral and Mrs. Brown
son for the season. and Will spend the winter with
Mr. Andrewss mother. Mrs. Frank w. Andrews.
at her home in Massachusetts, avenue.
The Rev. DR. and Mrs. Richard d Harlan have
left the home Of Justice and Mrs. Harlan where
they have been visiting since their arrival from
leigh Court for the season
Mrs Alfred E Bates. wife OF General Bates, re-
turned TO Washington to-day from Nonquit where
she spent the summer
Invitations have been received here for the we'd
ding OF Miss Mary Elizabeth WhittIesey and
Lieutenant Frank D. Berrin. L. s. ". to take
place December at the home OF the bride in New
Haven.
Invitations have been issued for the wedding OF
Miss Sydney Augusta Stevens and Harry Stoddard
WhIttlesey, of Northampton. Mass The marriage
will take place o'clock. October go and Will be
followed by reception. Miss Stevens is the sister
Of Mrs Charles D. Walcott