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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01

candidate to succeed himself I'm The
House of Delegates. ana one or iva
other well known speakers will no
present and have word 10 say.
Hon Samuel Kelley. popular
speaker OF Richmond has accented
an invitation TO address the nicotine
to IL ned In East END tomorrow
night, THIS VIII be the second and
last meeting OF the campaign. as the
Republicans have decided TO have no
pubic speaking in the interest OF their
candidate for the House. MIR John h.
LocRe.
This has been the Iuietest campaign,
Newport News has ever seen. but
some interest is beginning to devclop
ana the leaders in politics hope to pct
ont Il fairly large vote neAt Tuoslnv
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
GIRL FINDS DIAMOND
IN CORE Of APPLE
Gem Rested in Cell That Should Have
containing Seed and Had Appar-
emily Fallen Frof Ring.

RICHMOND. Va. Oct. 3i-Niiss An.
ME Turpin. daughter of II. l.. Turpln.
merchant of Boydton. carried an
apple with her to school. which upon
be ng halvcd was found to contain q
stone, to all appearances diamond.
In one OF the seed cells of tho fruit.
inc other cells of the core were filled
with seed. The stone looks as If it
mlsht once have been set in a rng.
me only theory suggested as To how
me diamond got into the apple is that
some one climed into the tree which
bore the apple while it was in bloom
accidentally dropping the setting to
the ring. which fell into the heart OF
the blossom. there 10 remain until tnA
apple matured and was gathered. NJ S.
Iurpin will have the stone set in a
ring for her own use. 1t is not known
where the apple was grown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
SUBMARINE ON TRIAL
MAKES NEW RECORD
The Tarantula in Run Off Newplrt.
Attains 81 Knots Under Unfav.
orabIe Conditions.

NEWPORT, II. l.. Oct 3l-The subj
marine boat Tarantula, undergo ng nei'
official trial here, exceeded her con-
tract specification as to speed in light
running condition ana also made Il
new record for boats of her size.
She was being put through four
hours endurance trial under gas en-
glnes only. in light or cruising tr IN.
under which conditions her contract
specifications called for q rate of $50
knots. There was a fresh W nd blow
ing and the sea was choppy. and alto
gether the conditions were not at
all favorable. Nevertheless the vessel
made nearly knot better than was
required. her mean speed being a
knots. II was considered Il remark
able perfoi nance. and very much sur
prised the naval officers who are con-
Quoting the tests.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
Over Sixty Thousand Tens Of CaoI
Exported Last RenIh.
TRADE STILL steady INCREASES
Foreign Shipments in October Nearly
Equa'Iod Total for November, In
eIudina carsoes Taken to Hawaii, a
Possession of Uncle sam.

a new record of monthly shipments
OF coal f-om Newport News to forci.n
countries was established in the month
Oh october, ending yesterday. the total
output for the month being 61.123
TONS, valued at Sl76.C26. The former
monthly record was 59,524 tons. shin.
ped foreign last March In September
total Of G2,74i tons was sent TO for.
eiEn countries and to the non.contlr.
uous possessions OF the United States
nut only 47iS4 tons of this total
could be classed as foreign shipments.
'he remainder going to Hawaii. a nos
session of the United States.
In addition TO the coal shipped for.
eiSn' $3.50 tons of black diamonds"
were shipped TO Hawaii last month
ana 1896 tons were sent to tho Unit.
ca States naval coaling station at the
bfemerton navy ward These shin
ments are not classed ms foreign
Inc output this month is eynected
to be ono of the largest in the history
OF the port for in addition to the usu
al foreign shipments several ca4eoes
OF coal will IL sent to the South Am.
erican ports for the use of the ships
OF the United States Atlantic ncet
during its voyage to San Francisco
this winter.
The following table. compiled from
,ne Daily Press port records. shows
me amount and value of coal Skinned
foreign in Octohe-.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
Shippers Here Propose 10 Make
an Appeal to Department for
immediate Action.
FEAR SHIP HAS GONE 10 BOTTOM
Members of Crew of Craft That Re.
Gently Toundercd Near Noir Island
Reached Patagonia, and 1t is Posi-,
bic That They Are Captain eaarcy
and Hir Men.

SeNefal American ship masters now
az I'M. port who are friends OF Can
I tam Gatrey. master OF the big full
rugged ship Arthur Sewa:i. which sail
ca from Philadelphia for Seattle
Washington on April 8, and which
mas not since been reported. will ask
me Navy Department to Immediately
institute Il search for the SnwaI.
ncse shippers fear that the four
lnasted ship recently reported by the
steamer Fridtjof as being sunk on
one southwest cornar of Noir Island
| nali way between Cape Pillar and
cape Horn. on the extreme southern
coast OF South America. is tho So
Wsli. The members of the crew nj
ne toundcred vessel are reported 10
rave safely landed in Patagonia. hut
Wey probably were unable to carry
my large amount of provisions ashore
ana are probably half starving. A nart
81 patagonia is known to be inhablt.
ed Dy cannibals and it is possible that
II the seamen are still alive they NAV
iall in with the man eaters.
Cruisers MIGHT Search.
Inc masters of American ships her,
mink that the United States govern.
ment should Immediately cable the
government OF Argentine Repuhlic
anu ask that country TO make an eI
tort 10 rescue the crew of the foun.
dcred ship. One or two of tho shin
captains suggested yesterday that Tho
Navy Department could dispatch the
armored cduis efs Tennessee and Wash.
ington. which are nov near Rio Ian.
eric on their way to San Francisco
10 the scene OF the wreck nnd hnvn
the Officers and crews of the shin.
cndeavor TO locate tie crew of tho
stranded ship.
It Is also suggested that should the
snip u'"t &c sunk ne,r Capr- Horn
prove not TO be the SewalI. the mr..
mored cruisers should search the Al.
iahtic and Pacific oceans near Tho
southern END of South America in an
ehort TO locate HE missing shin o.
ana some trace Of hcr crew
Last Talk With Captain.
captain Clark. master of the bir
schooner Rebecca Palmer nov or
this port, stated Yesterday thar h,
was me last man in America In eneol,
20 capt. Gaifrey. These shippers wern
aiseu in the sans ely and have bcen
trends for many years. When Tho
pewaii set sail for Seattle. the Palm.
t. passed her in Delaware bav and
laptaln Clark smoke with Captain 'Gaf.
Fey Tor several minutes.
CAPTAIN Stevens master of III,
Eh0oner Rachael w. Stevens and
he OF the best known shippers on the
fiahtic seaboard. said yesterday that
X believed the Sewa-l had been lost.
Salu that the vessel should have
phe the voyage in 10 days with eood
Palmer and that she should have
fpleted the voyage in less than 200
rs even though she encountered
| fiuent bad weather
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
VESSELS IN PORT DURING
THE month OF OCTOBER
ore Hundred and Thirty-one Craft of
All Kinds, Exclusive of Resu.
la Liners, Entered.

Cne hundred and thirty-one vessels
exclusive Of the regular coastwise
freight and passenger steamers. arriv-
ed at this port from American and for
eign ports last month. OF these there
were 5S steamers, As schooners and IS
barges.
or the steamers 81 came for tanker
coal, % for coal cargoes for American
ana foreign ports. brought imports
and one came to load exports. Three
OF the schooners brought cargoes of
anthracite coal here from Baltimore
one came for repairs ana the others
Tor coal cargoes. One of the barges
came to load pyrites and the others
arrived for cargoes of coal
Fhe following table shows the ton
mage and nationality of the foreign
steamers entering port in October
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
CKER'S HORSE BEATS
KING EDWARDS ENTRY
WIT OF the Dewherst Plate Was
Considered Rank Outsider
BY the Talent.
{By Associated Press,

- vi AitkET. ENG.-Oct. 81
W.. Croker's Rhoder. ridden by
"" ock' won the Dewhurst plate
neIeFay' heating King Edwards
rer, which was second. and Bar.
W. ~, uIrest,s Little Goose which was
th,ru inc horses started.
raBu,sidcr started -. ,oa ~ ~
asainlim ana won ~. two , ~ :
The Ing against tbo f,,.o.,, LIS .na.
G to 'o'' 'e was
o, ne"hurst plate is of 500 sovcr.
e.sns led to a sweepstake of %
$50 800, each. for two-ycar-olds, dis.
lance n furlongs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
NEW PASTOR IN CHARGE.
Rev. w c. Sale Acccpts Call From the
Baptist Tabernacle

Rev w. c. Sale, formerly Of sprine.
Held, Oregon. has accepted n call f-on,
me Baptist tabernacle. The call was
extended while Mr. Sale was here as
me guest of his brotherin-law Rcy.
= w. Porter. D. D.. and. deciding to
accept MIR. Sale entered upon his du.
ties at once
me new pastor viii formally assume
the passionate next Sunday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
moNTAuk HAS ROUGH VOYAGE
Steamer Tossed by Storms on WAY to
Washington.

According TO adyices received here
Yesterday. tho steel passenger steamer
MontauK mad an unusually rough vov.
age from Old Point to Washington
Monday night Tho vessel was tossed
ABOUT by the severe stom prevailing
that night and one of her ventilators
was broken on
The ventilation fell to me upper deol,
with considerable force. tearing n
large hole in the flooring.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
Thaw's Counsel Says He is insane.

NV YOIIN, Oct. 81 = announce
mnn' ~as made ta1ay that insanity ig
to be the plea iii the defense of Harry
Kendall Thaw. whose second trial for
tho staying of Stanford White will be
gin December . next Martin Little
ton chief counsel for Thaw. it is stated
has decided on this course. lie is said
TO he convinced that Thaw Is insane
and has not adopted this course as
morcly IA theory on which to conduct
a successful defense. but because he
feels certain or the unsound mental
condition OF his client.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
Offer Reward for Murdorn. :.

eIiCHMOND. Va, ct. al-Go,erncr
hson today offered n rewarl of
u Tor the arrest and conviat;nn OF
,1man who murdered Aim Uaw.
IL Berry in the Hotel Fairfax some
"a ago The person who comm tied
Urine has disappeared. The police
o1nrIolk are baffloa nj The crime
aNtherc is little r,ascn 10 believe
,nhny of the sligr, clues they now
htl will lead 10 the lie: seiior Of the
mngu'lty of the crime
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
COL. JONES MAY BE IN RACE
Freiends Of President of Aldermen De,
sire Him to Offer for M,vo

Friends of Col. Maryus Jones. presi,
ucht OF the board of aldermen. are
urging him to become a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for mayor
Col. Jones is having nothing to say on
me subject but many axe inclined 10
believe that he will decide to make the
race.
Although numerous names have
been mentioned, no one has formally
announced himself rs candidate for
me nomination. Mayor Buxton i'm 8
said however that he will not bc in
the race, and this leaves the field omen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
Calendar for TODAY.
Grass Afre.

W., a grass fire in the vacant field at
Nmslhia avenue and Forty-third street.
oaused an alarm Of fire to be turned
III 10 'ne department about lis O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The North END
company responded ana the hrcmen
Gn..ilsuisned INC flames before any
u'nhse mad been done the property
IN that sect on.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01

ga, Norfolk and Liverpool-Furness,
Witty 4 Company, Ltd.
Steamer Wilhelmina. Sammon. Port
Iampa Chesapeake and Ohio Coal
Agency Company.
large Bavaria FOR Allyns Point
White Oak Coal Company.
Barge Solus 70, Boston-New River
Consolidated Coal Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
For Sore Hands and Feet

Soak tho hands or feet nj night in q
strong, hot, creamy latiier OF Cuticura
Soap; Dry and anoint freely with Cuti-
cura Ointment, the great skin euro. Ban
dage lightly mold, soft cotton or linen.
r COMPETE External and Internal Treatment for
lftfry ifnnpr Of Infants. Children and AhufH CON-
Sisls OF futciira Soap t2SrJ. ,iiticnra Dintu,rnt
tote , Cutieuta Pills t2Sc.l. Sold Throughout IiS
Boston. Mass. 80 's ' '"lf+'
% Nailed Frcs, cu,icura Book on skla plsca.cs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
COL. BELL ADDRESSES &
piers HERE TONIGHT
sr''''aHrator From Norfolk to
First Speech OF the
Campaign

COZ &c c. Cabcll. of Norfolk.
Ia, m,h LILY first speech Of the legis-
ing of Drafts To bc hc,l ,oni,h,
s o'clocl Tho Cornorot;nn
room ofIcity han Cor c,h,, ~" 49, !.
a brilli;kator and aIwavs drn,,, 20
a large II when hc snco1,o ,n,nn
any occa ~
Hon n Barrett. tho Democratic
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
BAY CITY in nnnL

me whaleback steamer Bay City
was noated into d'y dock No 2. at the
shipyard Yesterday TO have slieht rc.
pairs made to her hull below the wat.
e line '"'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
Copper for LivernooL

me Spanish steamer Madrilcno
Liverpool with pa. cargo of missed.
ianecns exports loaded at this port
among other stuffs the vessel has
23l2 pigs of copper aboard
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
Sailed.

Steamer Bay State, sneidern. Dos.
schooner Clarence II. vcnncr, Bak.
or. Bangor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-01
SHIPPING REPORT
Thursday, October 81, 1907.

Arrived.
Steamer Wilhelmina, Sammon. Alex.
andria. Va-to Chesapeake and Ohio
Coal Agency Company for bunker coal.
Cleared.
steamer Madrileno (SDnD. Lar ina.
The Dickinson press., 1907-08-31
PLEASANT VALLEY POINTS.

PLEASANT VALLEY POINTS.
, The rain which fell Wednesday put a
stop to the haying for a few hours.
Artie Hundley, Dollie Crowder, Mrs.
A. L. Cornish, Luther Dobbins, and Ed
ward Cornish went to Richardton Satur-
day afternoon, and after doing some ira
ding, all had a fine ride on the merry-go-
round and drove home in-the moonlight.
There was a fine attendance at Sunday
School last Sunday at the new school
house, where we expect to hold the s. s.
regularly every Sunday afternoon at
three ,o'clock until further notice, or un-
til church is built, when we hope for Il.
larger attendance than ever.
There will be a box supper held at
Mrs. Crowder's or Friday evening, Sept.
9Th. All are most cordially invited.
The proceeds will be used for the bene-
fit of the Church.
The Dickinson press., 1907-08-31
OUR

We would suggest to our Cores
pondents that they make an effort to
send in. the news regularly each week
and so we will get it not la:cr than
Thursday morning.
The Dickinson press., 1907-08-31
Business Locals.

Right Now, Yes, Write Now
You should call on or write to VIM. H.
Brown Company, Richardton, N. D. for
a copy of Browns Farmer. The only
Monthly Farm paper published on the
Missouri slope. Every citizen in this
district should read it and have it sent
to their friends. 80 tin
WRITE NOW, YES, RIGHT NOW.
Get It quick-before some one else
gets the start of you-tbat gasoline
threshing rig. For sale by Henry
Klein. 43tfn.
Wanted--Ncw subscribers for
the itichardton News. $1.0O
per year in advance.
FOR sALE-A 1e h P. gasoline
engine and 80 inch separator; by
the Mandan Mercantile Co.. The
rig is in good shape and will be
sold cheap and on time if desired.
For estimates on ~plastering,
stone work and Cement work of
all kinds call On or address j. w.
Clark, Richardton, N. D.
Do you want to make moneys: Buy.
that Gasoline threshing rig Of Henry
Klein. 43tfn,
For Sale-Several good teams for
farm work by A. B. Bnrry. 33tf
Buy TIT will make money for you;
that second hand gasoline threshing
rig at the Mandan Nero. Co. Its all
ingood shape and cheap. Attn.
Call at=the Merchants State Bank
for insurance against Fire Tighten
ing, Tornado, Hail. Burglary, Plate
glass, Life, Accident and Health, al
so for surety bonds of any kind. 29tf
What more could you ask? A
16 horse power gasoline engine
and separator for $500. 90 and all
the time you want on it. See
Henry Klein about it, quick.
The Dickinson press., 1907-08-31
COLLINS NOTES..

COLLINS NOTES.
Mrs. Laura Rickerd, Mr.. loft and fam
lily, Mr.. Iterness and family, made a TRIP
to the Bad Lands recently. They were
in search of fruit but we have not learn
ed their success.
A fruit tree seller from Hebron has
been c%anvassing these parts and has been
successful in selling large bills of trees
We would like to see a great many trees
planted the coming year as nothing can
be more useful and beautiful than groves
and orchards.
:. Mrs. French is at her home in Taylor
this week.
Miss Celia Christensen, who has beer
visiting for the past week with Miss
Josephine belong, returned to her home
at Bismarck Sunday evening.
Grandma Rickerd, Miss Christensen
and Miss belong spent a very p,easan5
afternoon at Mrs. Laura R;ckerd's, last
Thursday.
A good rain visited this part Of the
country Sunday night. It was accomp-
anied by a terrific gale.
Mr.. John Reimer has commenced to
stack his grain. He anticipates at least
20 bushels of oats to the acre.
Miss Jennie Collins Is harvesting a
fine crop of wheat on her claim in section
twenty.
Large he:ds Of cattle are passing THU
here on their way to market. Itlooks as
though Dakota grass can fatten cattle. :
Some of our people were shopping at
Halliday last Wednesday.
THIRTY MILE CREEK NEWS.
The Batty young folks picked cherries
on Heart River Tuesday,
J. G. Willkom's new house is taking on
form and substance.
The Dickinson press., 1907-08-31
INTENT

The school house on the N. E. corner
of section 27-135-92 is in process of e.
rection.
Harvesting is nearly completed in this
vicinity.
Mr.. Stages arrived from the east Mon
day evening to visit his wife east of here.
Roy Norton passed here Monday on
his way home from Richardton with a
load of lumber.
T. r. Sarver, Post Master at Gilstrap,
harvested his crop on his homestead
north of here this week.
The Dickinson press., 1907-08-31
N. N. BRAN
The Tailor
WILL TAKE
Your Order For Clothfn,

Your Order For Clothing
And he will guarantee satisfac.
ton in goods, MT and Workmanship
and give you prompt delivery.
Cleaning and pressing of all kinds
Of clething. Mail Express orders
given same attention as personal
ones.
EAST WILLARD ST. DICKINSON
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-04-19

Meriden, Conn.-James Long,
age de 81 ans ct bien connu dams le
pays sous le nom de N'Homme
bleu" Went de MOURN apr6s une
courte maladie.
nIya quelques ann6es, Long
Giant tomb6 malade, IN m6decin
appel6 aupr6s de lui prescrivit
des pilules de nitrate d'argent.
Ces pilules le gu6rirent ct Long
les trouva 81 bonnes quill ne put
s'empecher den faire9 un usage
courant, tant ct 81 blen que ID peau
de son corps CONNIE celie du visa
ae ,devinrent dun bleu parfsit
sprAs .quelques mois dun traite-
raldtementsemb1able.
Le plus euriepx @ fAnaire est
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-04-19
.Roblnsdale, Mimi.

Dams IN concours d'6pellation
ees differences 6coles de P lymouth
DIT dee environs quia Gu lieu re-
comment, la paine 9 etc remport6
par IN ]eune canadlen.francais
NJ. Laurent Begin ede Medicine
Lake. lie gagnant devslt 6peler
correctement SO mots .qui avaient
etc oho1sis d'avance. LIE jeune Be.
gin fut sle soul qniatt.accomplit CO
fait. & 9als12s55S<ss
Les 6coles qui prirent part au
concours furent les suivsntes.
District No 81, Medicine Lake.
Mile. Mary Nc Gowsn, Institute
CO. atr9a
District No As. hamel, Mile B.
E. Nc Gowan. ..@s !:
District No. IS, gHamel, Mile
Ella Noise. institutrice.
District, No Al, Parker Lake.
Mile Ellen Dole, institutrice:.
District No. los, Minnetonka,
Mile Anna Nc Ginty, inst,tutrice.
Ecoie do Golden Valley, Mile
Marguerite Gervais, institutrice.
LIE second prix q et6 accord6 4
Bona Ryan de Minnetonka.
Apres le concours, les enfsnts ct
les institutrlces furent convi6a q
I'm excellent Coulter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-04-19

Notre compstriote, M. G. G. Be.
LANCER, durant neuf ann6es, trAso-
rier de Ia Cour d'Etat. de l'Ordre
des Forestiers Catalogues, Went
de recevoir Ia premiere insigne du
3eme degr6 de Ia "l6gion d'hon-
neur'' accord6e par Get ordre. M.
Belanger est tres fer de cette dis
tinction d'autant plus qu'elle
ne peut etre obtenue 3 prjx dor.
Notre compstriote nous dit que
tout va pour le mieux des. mieux
dams le meilleur des mondes pos
slbles ayeo lui depuls quelques
Jours.
II est maintenant grsnd-pepa ct
son tils Edouard qul . 6t6 aban-
dome par tout le monde except6
son m6decin. le Dr.. G. A, Lapier-
70 qui lui q prologue des soina
plus qu'ordlnaires, ct du r. P. An
DIRE qni laencoursg6 ct soutenu
par SEES paroles d'esp6rances, est
en- pleine vole de convalesoeDce.
II remercie tous ceux qui Font
encourage durant la r6cente maia-
die de son fills tant par leurs Dsro-
les encouragement que par leura
dons de heurs,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-04-19
laes Moro snt env vents Is phrmade de Pahee Dabe coin dsa avenues Washington dt
2ONme Nod #@0 # #
couvrsur du pole du nord.
Fl oomr:o .nort;r do TIE

cOuvreur du pole du nord.
Il compile psrtir de Tromsoe.
Norvege, vers le Ter juin, ct sttein-
DIRE ses quarters, d'hlveE, au Spite.
berg, avant 10 mllieu du mois.
3 II ne lui sera pas possible. oepen.
de fare ressai de son nsvire
.a6rlen, evant Ia seconde semaine
de Juliet. ct II est probable quill
ne pourra. pas partir pour lie pole
avant la fin de Juliet on le COM
meneenent d'so0t.
Glonton. r., - Lawrence
Howe, age de l3. ans, s'est donn6
la mort en- 90 brilliant la cervelle,
piutot que d'aller 3 r6oole svec des
vetements d6chir6s.
Ii await demand6 3 90 mere de
lui evlter Humiliation de SO pre-
senter : l'6sole en- haillons, mens-
cant. de s'0ter Ia vie.
Mails Nine Howe n'svsit pas
pris su s6rieux ses menaces.
New-Yo,k-Le congf de trois
ans accord6 au lieutenant de vsis-
sesn Robert E. Peary, par le Sc
or6taire de- ia marine 4 fait conua1-
tr le ,fait que l'intr6pide officer
est bien decide 4 tenter de nouveau
i, stteindre le pole lord.
A son dernier VOYAGE vers les p0-
le, le lieutenant de valsseau Peary
q atteint le pol.t le plus .6loign6
vers le nord Oh I'm homme ait po
arriver jnsqu'a present.
La latitude atteinte par lie lieu
tenant de vaieseau de Peary q Ste
|87 degrees ct six minutes.
Worcester Mass.,-On dirait que
le movement de rapatriement des
franco americans Atsblis dams les
divers Etats de la Nodvelle- An.
gletorre, sers plus considerable &c
|printemps.
Tous les jours, depuis le com
mencement davrll, il est pass6 4
Ia care Union de cette vile, de
forts contigents de families du
Rhode. Island ct du Connecticut et
de quelques endroits du Massachu.
sets.
La plupart.sont des families GU.
vrieres qu1 r%etourneDt oultiver le
sol, dams les nouvelles regions de
la colonization.