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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-10-02
BTATS-UNIS

Chicago, LES danes de Frank
lin Park, un faubourg De Chicago,
ont c6'6bre par louverture du nou-
vel 6gout don't le parachevemept
met fin q une bataille l6gale qui a
dur6 seize ans. Le banquet Gu
lieu dams r6gout meme.
Washington, --Un drame s'est
c6roul6 dams l'asile d'ali6n6s de
cette vile, Cd IN mulatre nomm6
Andrew Lightfoot, pris dun acces
de folie f1rieuse. tue d coups de.
barre de fer une femme, Margaret:
Fallen, ct un garden, Patrick Ma
loney. Lightfoot, qui r6ussi q
s'enfuir a aussi bless6 plusieurs
autres personnes.
Atlanta (G6orgie), On mande
de Fort Gaynes qu'un negre nom-
me George Thomas 6t6 execute
sommairement apr4s avolr bless6
tres gravement, 4 coups de revol-
yer, le sheriff W. W. Beard qui
await voulu Parreter parce quill
await essay6 de violenter une fem
me blanche.
Havre.de Grace, (Maryland), =
Une des arches du pont du chemin
de fer Baltimore & Ohio, sur la
Susquehsnna, pres de cette vile,
s'est 6croul6e.
Douze wagons, charges de char
bon, ont 6t6 pr6cipit6s dams le feu-
We avec les debris de l'arche, la
quelle await six cents pieds de-
long.
Philadelphia, LA poste de Get
te Vile a d6couvert une machine
infernale adrass6e au gouverneur
Fort, qui est actuellement q Sea
Girt.
/, Cette machine infernale fut mise
q la poste le jour apres que le gou-
verneur cut fait appliquer la lol du
d1manche q Atlantic City, so rem.
dant lui-meme dams cette Vile pour
velller q oe que la loi soft obser-
v6e. On croft done q une venqean-
CO de ceux qui SO considerent COM
me victimes de cette loi.
Washington,-On rapporte que
cinquante natlonalit6s au MONS
sont repr6sent6es dams Pisthrne de
Panama.
Sur les 24963 persounes EN-.
ploy6es par lIsthmian Canal Com
mission ct le Panama Railroad
Company, settlement, 1865 sont de
nst1onalit6 am6ricaine; l1,0l5
sont anglsises ou viennent des pos.
sessions anglaises, principalement
des Antilles.
Ces derni6res sont celles qui re-
pr6sentent en- majorit6 la classe
ouvriAre la plus commune.
On compte aussi dams listhme
de Panama environ 5000 Francais
ct 4.500 Espagnols.
New I ork, -Au congress inter-
national de la tuberoulose, qui SO
tient q Washington du 2l septem-
bre .au II octobre,le gouvernement
francais envoys une delegation
o&cielle composite CONNIE suit:
Professeur Landouzy, doyen de-
la facult6 de Paris, president; doc.
teur Trlboulet, secr6taire; docteurs
Ar Ding, Paul Courmont, Leon
Bernard, P. Tessier ct Crespin
(d'Alger); M. Leune, inspeoteur
d'Acad6mie, d6l6gu6s par le minis
tore de l'instruction publique; doc
teur s. Berheim, d6l6gu6 par le
mlnlst6re du travail.
Plusieurs des d6I6gu6s, ct no.
tamment M. Landouzy, sont arrl-
YES q New-York par le paquebot la
"Lorraine".
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-10-02

Paris, La gare de marchandi-
ses de Suresnes Went d'etre d6trui-
te par un incendie.
Les pertes sont 6valu6es 4 $780,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-10-02
CANADA

Qu6bec,-Danlel Blais, serre
frein a l'emploi du Pacifque, a ct
coupe en- deux, q pEpiphanie, pa
un train de marchandises.
Ottawa. lie gouvernem ent f6
d6ral recu un cheque de $4,000
dun citoyen am6rlcain pour Il
fonds des champs de batallle dt
Quebec. LIE g6n6reux donateur NJ
veut pas etre connu.
Ottawa, -Sa Grandeur Mgl
DuhameI offciera, ,le 4 octobre pro
chain, 4 la b6n6dlction de la nou
velle csth6drale de Saint Boniface
constitute par Mgr Langevin.
LIE nouveau temple cotlte envi
ron $500 900.
La Minerve. Qu6.,-Les scieriee
appartenant q M. le maire j. L.
l6tourneau vlennent a'etre incen.
d16es. Les pertes sont de dix mile
dollars, sans aucune assurance. LIE
feu a d6truit plus de dix mile
pleds de bois de construction.
Quebec. -Une d6peche de Bale
St-Pau dit qu'un nomme Arthur
Tremblay, employ6 q Ia construc-
tion de la nouvelle 6glise de cette
locallt6, est tomb6 en- bas dun
6chaffaudage, dune hauteur de 60
pieds.
II expire peu de temps apres.
Quebec, -Une compagnie Went
d'etre jurldiquement constitu6e d
Quebec par lettres patentes sous
le nom de compagnie de construc-
tion Montcalm pour exploiter Ia
lumiere 6lectrique, lie telephone ct
la force hydraulique dams la Cite
de Quebec, Portneuf ct Cham
plain.
Ottawa, lie d6partement des
Postes rencontre beaucoup de diff.
cutie cette aimee q renouveler ses
contrats pour le transport de Ia
nalle 4 la campagne. Depuis quel-
que temps le cotlt de la vie telle-
ment augment6 que les positions
ruraux perdent de l'argent avec
leur enterprise. La e6cheresse de
cette 6t6 a encore rendu la situa-
tion plus dificile.
On pretend que les feux de TO-
ret cette aimee. dams la Colombo
Anglaise, ont cause des dommages
pour une yingtalne de millions de
piastres
A propos de feux de foret, on
rapporte de California que Parbre
le plus gros de Get Etat, haut de
327 pleds avec 78 de conference, a
et6 attaqu6 dams un incendie gene.
raj qui ravag6 le pays dernlere-
ment ct 4t6 en- partle consume.
Get arbre faisait l'orgueil de toute
la population.
Ottawa, - Une petite file de
vingt mois, enfant de M. Hugh,
Gauthier, cultivateur, Qui reside 3
environ deux miles du village de
Rigaud, a et6 trouv6e noy6e dams
un grand chaudron rempli de petit
lalt de fromage, sous Ia remise 81
tu6e 4 une vingtaine de pieds de la
maison.
On suppose que c'est en- ]ouant
pres du chaudron de lait que Ten
FAINT perdit l'6quilibre ct y tomba.
LIE petit corps fut trouY6 d demi
submerg6, tote premiere.
Sherbrooke, -L'imprudenc de
deux chasseurs a bien failli etre
fatale ces jours derniers 4 Nine
Royea, de Souta Stuckly. Alors
que Nine Royea revenait de Co.
Evansville, ellie s'arreta en- chemin
pour permettre 4 son cheval de
manger un peu d'avoine qu'elle
await dams sa voiture. Ceci SO pas
salt tout pres dun petit bois. Apres
avoir d6tel6 son cheval, Nine Ro-
yea s'assit tout pres de So voitu-
re.
Aussitot, le brnit dune d6tona-
ton SO lit entendre ct le cheval
tomba raide mort la tote transper-
Gee dune bale. Oelle ci passa tout
pres de Nine Royea.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-10-02

L'impatience aigrlt ct 6loigne
les occurs; la douceur les ramA-
nent.- Mme de Maintenon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-10-02

L'abonnement 4 lEoHo DE o.
EST, n'est que de 20 par semaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-10-02

GuerisOn de la Tubercul0se
LIE DIR DENYs DE LOUvA1N A TROU-
We LIE REMEDE. Success DU DIR
HUARD,UN DE NOS MEDEcINs QU1
sUIvRA L'EXEMPLE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-10-02
Aver. vous oesoin de Bljouteri9s
la meilleure place pour vous en-
procurer est chez
Munns & Pomerleau

ZZI CenCF8I Ave.
Leur d6partement de
r6parations de montres
est sous la direction dun
ouvrier expert etz tout
travail est absolumer
garanti.
Prix RalSOnnableS
Stock Superteur
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
Contest Notice.

Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office, Rapid
City, s. D., August IL, 1908.
A sufficient contest affidavit hav-
ing been filed in this Office by Charles
A Schimberg, contestant, against Ak
sci Nygaard, entry No. 11,552, made
August 10th, 1906 for the north half
of northwest quarter Of section IL
and south half of southwest quarter
Of section 8, township south, range
8 east, B.. H. NJ, Aksel Nygaard,
contestee, in which it is alleged that
Aksel Nygaard has never established
esidence or placed any Improvement
hereon and has wholly abandoned
same for more than six months last
past and that his absence was not
iue to his service in the Army or
Navy of the United States.
| Said PARTIES are hereby notified to
tppear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
a. m. on October IL, 1908, before
the register and receiver at Rapid
City. S. D.
The said cont sstant, having in a
proper affidavit, filed July 81. 1908,
set forth facts which show that af-
ter due diligence personal service
of this notice cannot be made, 1t is
hereby ordered, and directed that
such notice be given due and proper
publication.
j. u. Burke, Register
Myron Willsie, Receiver.
First publication September 4.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18

pants In debris. Soldiers and spec
[tators ran across the field to where
the aeroplane had fallen and as,
sisted In lifting Wright and Self
ridge from under the tangled ma
chinery.
Wright was unconscious while
lsSelfrdige was unconscious and died
lwithout regaintng consciousness at
| all. He was suffering from frac-
IIture at the base of his skull. Wright
lis suffering from a fracture OF his
left thigh, and several ribs on the
right side are broken.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
HEARST MADE CHARGE
Alleged Senator Foraker Had Re
ceived Bribes from Stand
ard Oil 4

Columbus, o.. Sept. 17.Thos.
3Hisgen, candidate of the indepen-
sdence party for president, and Will
liam R. Hearst addressed meeting
at Memorial hall tonight under the
auspices Of the local organization
of the party. Is
Hearst read letters which he said
had been written by John D. Arch
bold, Of the. Standard Oil Company.
to senator ] B. Foraker Of Ohio,
referring to legislation pending in
congress and mentioning two en-
closures Of checks, one for $15, 900
and another for $4,000.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18

NEGRO AIiIIs AGAINsT TAFT


! iyYAshlngtons ID. G. We coloreds
are not 90 much anti
|TAft 10 We are pro-negro. So said
lone 81 the most INTEL igent and best
Uniformed OF the negro leaders OF the
country when he was asked the ques-
ton, what IL the matter with the:
negro voters this year.
I Rev. j. Milton Wa1dron Is pastor
OF the Shiloh Baptist Church in this
city and his congregation includes
many OF the best colored families OF
I 1.-THE national capital. He gave lucid
and striking explanation of the at
Ititude OF many OF his people in the
present campaign. when / say we
are not so much antiJTaft as we are
lpro negro, he added, think that
tells the whole story in a nutshell.
| We are not violently opposed to Mr..
Taft. We recognize his high charac-
| ter and his distinguished services.
He did offend our people by his &C
ton in the Brownsville affair, but
| 1t is mistake to assume, as many do
that the present revolt Of the negro
OF the United States is entirely due
to the Brownsville case. In point OF
Isfact, that Is merely the sign, the
outward indication. Deeper down is
q strong feeling, one of the strongest
OF which the human heart is capable
of self-preservation.
Eyes, we negroes of America have
reached point where we must bat
tie for our very existence. We have
been pushed to the wall. One by
one our political rights, our civil
rights, our Industrial rights have
been taken away from us. We are
q people, pursued, prosecuted and
| oppressed. Almost all of US have
always been republicans. We have
stood by that party in season ant
out. What has the party done fol
us? Nothing. It has winked at tn.
constitutional changes which have
4 taken away our political rights il
the South. Mr.. Taft has openly ap
proved those devices. The republican
5Iparty has done nothing whatever t
stay the flood Of persecution and as
sault and hatred which has over
i whelmed US in the north. The repuh
Ilican party Is dominant in the natio
land is in power in nearly all Of tn
states OF the north. II 1t were GU
Ifriend, II could do much. But 1t cor
Germs itself about us and. our right
and welfare only when election da
a draws nigh. At all other times W
|are a negligible quantity, left to figt
J our own battles.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
Current Events Club,

The regular meeting Of the Cur
rent Events Club will be held this
afternoon with Miss Jennie Read,
as appears in the year book. 1t was
expected that the meeting would be
with Mrs. Wheeler, but owing to
that lady's indisposition such will
not be the case. Following is the
program:
Masasine reyiewMdissas Areta
Stoermer.
The Duties OF the State to her
Children--Mrs. M. w. Tilden.
What can we as a Club do for the
Public Schools Mrs. u. A. Rich
ards.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18

Russian Miners Killed lin Gave-in.
Yuxosovo, European Russia: Sep
s1S7 Seven miners were killed and
q large number In ured this after
moon Sby the caying In Of the root Of
the Yeroffsky min The accident
occurred after working hours when
many men. had gone to the surface.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
Attention Y:eomen.

National Lecturer Campbell will
give a free lecture Monday evening,
September 21st, at the K. of r.
hall. All Yeomen are requested to
come and bring their friends. Re
freshments will be served after the
lecture. Committee on reception,
Mesdames Leman, David, Boyd, Bel
knap and Haxby.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
I LIVELY BOOM AT PREsHo
Town Preparing to Take Care Q
Tripp County Land Seekers.

Trip County Land seekers.
Presho, 8. D., July 17.--Big prep
arations are being made to accom-
modate the thousands Of people who
will be here during the land regis
.trations from October s to IL. Many
new buildings are being erected and
the carpenters and masons are
rushed day and night. New res
taurants are being put in and an
addition has been put on the Grand
hotel that makes 1t the largest ho-
tel In this part of the country. All
the other hotels are preparing for
the rush Of land seekers which al
ready has begun.
& Richard sehnert l. erecting 9 big
.two-story cement block wholesale
bakery building. AS soon as the
masons can be secured several more
cement block business houses will
he erected, as the cement blocks are
manufactured at the w. B. Hight
factory which has recently been
erected. 3. ID. McKim has built on
. big ADDITION to his machine shop,
giving Presho the two largest Inn
splement houses In this portion of
the state, Crank Dillon has put on
the second story to his furniture
store to enable him to handle his
big business. G. s. Hubbard has
built ON i big extension to his liv-
cry and feed barn and ID preparing
to run 9 daily stage service to
Trip. This, With the several Others
and his many livery teams. with
the teams from the other three
barns, viii be able to accommodate
the people who wish TO look over
the new country. Many new resi-.
6snces ire going up. and Presho'a
NTH church 10 almost finished. Ce
ment walks are being put III on
both Sides d Main street. @ well
as III the resid ence pArt of town.
ana mo lights re being Installed
~ sach corner. An up % date are
company has besn rsanised. which
With tho tier mains recent III ~:
~ led givea the city ampls \ lEa
|sprotection -
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
struck by lightning.

The Patton House Annex was
struck by lightning about seven
o'clock during the rain storm
Thursday evening and the fire which
followed damaged the house to the
extent of about one hundred dollars.
The storm was one of the hardest
that has visited this vicinity this
year and when the alarm OF fire
was given the rain was pouring
down in torrents.
The bolt Of lightning entered the
house in the front part, near CHM
ney. An electric light was torn
from the ceiling on the second floor
and, other than the fire, that was
the only damage done by the light
ming.
The rain which was falling mater
Il tally assisted in keeping the fire
down for, because of low pressure
in the water mains, the fire depart
ment was unable to reach the blaze
with water until ladder was pro-
cured and the hose carried to the
roof.
The loss is fully covered by in
surance.
CHOLERA SPREADS AT MANILA
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
ATTORNEYS ARRESTED
Charged With Attempting to Bride
San Francisco Jurymen.

! Charged With attempting % BrIDe
San Francisco Jurymen.
San francisco, Calf, Sept. ! 49,
Grand jury indictments charging
Attorneys Frank j Murphy and
Adolph s. Newburg, attorneys for
Abraham Reuf. with attempting to
fbribe talesman Jonn NJ. Kelly, pros
lpectiye juror in the bribery case
now pending against the political
leader to vote for the acquittal of
Rauf In the event he was selected,
were fled before Judge Sturtevant
yof the superior court today. They
were both arrested and later re-
leased on bail.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18
CHOLERA SPREADS AT NIANILt
Twenty-Five New Cases and Twelve
Deaths in Twenty-fOur Hours.

Manila, P. L, Sept. 3 (Noon u
Cholera continued to spread dur
ing the "a hours ending at eight
O'Clock this morning. There were
rs cases and 10 deaths while four
cases we're reported this forenoon.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18

nudge Issyi MCGEE was = business
s;:j SIlef ~ I,esd w0ot, Tuesday.
s (seoyerJo Jones departed for Quincy,
B li.. Whsrs ne WIN attend business
u collesE \.
Il you need i watch. 60 to g. A
TroMbridge. He can please you.
Die Backman, Of near Black-haWk
business caller IN the city
y Monday
81 emit Premier typewriter for sale;
4 q xcellent shape. Enquire at The
Union once for particulars.
Hon. d. Nv. Martin, OF Deadwood
was business caller in the city
Tuesday. s
For nns Job printing call 1t the
Union once.
u. g. Burgsthaler. OF Cottonwood
tlireshed 965@ bushels from q 40-acre
crop of winter wheat.
Mrs. Cora McManus Is spending
the week IN Lead With her sister
Miss Theresa McManus.
Presho hunter bagged . very
4 rare specimen Of Wild fowl--a pure
white mAllard with yellow legs.
Granville Jones delivered an ad.
dress before q business mems ban.
quet at Presho, Saturday evening.
Friday afternoon Miss Fannie
Ehase entertained number Of hel
friends q q Butterfly Luncheon q,
her pleasant home.
J. 4. Hsnris. Auctionesr. Call =
q - Ak stSrS OF address. Rapid City
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-09-18

suties, and next to Bebel of Germany,
the leading socialist Of the world !,
in a signed article for the Indepen-
dent gives his Views on marriage in
.socialistic society. This is a very
live subject In France owing to the
action OF parliament in liberalizing
stiie divorce laws so that now when a
couple has lived apart for thrde
years q comp etc divorce may be had
sitpon request 81 one Of the parties
without going into The question of
cause: Jaures says that socialism
will eliminate all legal restraints
from marriage but at the same time
will fortify the moral obi legations Of
fidelity, which Is the Id cal OF sincere
and true monga my /, BY this he does
not mean what Is called free love. On
the contrary ~ bel ieyes that only
when young women are val II edus
Gated and email led 10 support the a.
selves BY labor pro toned to their
strength will the weaker ser de
guarded from traps and the married
woman cease to be 81 guarded being,
held In serYitude through fear and
want and wreche dness socia lism
Will ever teach that the noblest act
lof two beings q to I've An eternal
impulse % HE Il. but hen =
mistake has to ID con essed II win
make the parties tree 3 ii break s
bond which ~ ( have become galls
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-02-07
KENTUCKY FEUDIST
KILLED BY SON
Former Judge James Hareis Shot to
Death at Jackson by Own Boy
- Who Was Drunk.

Jackson, Ky, Feb. 7.-Former
County Judge James Hargis, for many
years a member of the state Demo
cratic executive committee, accused
of completely in many murders, and a
prominent figure in the feuds which
have disrupted Breathitt county for
several years, was shot and killed in
his general store late yesterday after.
noon, by his son, Beach Hargis. The
son fired five shots In rapid success.
sion at his father, who fell dead
while his clerks were waiting on Gus
toners. The exact cause of the mur-
der has not been learned, but it is
to have been the result OF
differences which have existed be.
tween father and son for some time.
The two men are reported to have
had a quarrel several nights ago
when the father, 1t is alleged, was
compelled to resort to violence to re.
strain his son.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-02-07
MENDENHAL TO BE
TRIED IN ARIZONA
Check Artist Must Answer Charges
There Of Alleged Forgery-May
Be Bound Over.

Fred Mendenhal who was arrested a
few days ago at Douglas, Arizona will
be given a preliminary hearing there
on February IL, and if he Is rot bound
over to the grand Jury will be sur
rendered to the authorities Of New
Mexico. This is In substance the infor.
nation contained in dispatches re-
ceived last night and this morning by
Captain Fred Fornoff Of the territorial
police who is making an ef-
fort to persuade the Arizona officers
to consent to have the prisoner
brought back to New Mexico.
Mendenhall as was stated yester-
day is wanted in Santa Fe, Las Vegas.
Hilsboro and Folsom in every In
stance on charges of uttering worth
less checks. He Is said to have posed
as a sheepman who was buying up a
large quantity Of sheep for specula-
tlon and the persons who cashed the
bogus checks were none the wiser un.
til informed that the checks were
worthless,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-02-07
CHANGES MADE OF
PRISON EMPLOYEES
General Shifting Around of Force
Santana Herrera Dismissed as
Night Cell House Captain.

Superintendent John W. Green has
made a general shaking up of the
employees at the territorial peniten-
tiary, with an idea he says of in.
creasing the efficiency Of the force.
Santana Herrera who has been en-
ployed for some time as night cell
house captain was discharged today,
making the third employe dismissed
during the past few days. Charles
NJ Conklin and Marcelino Alderette
as has already been mentioned were
discharged Wednesday.
The dismissal of the three men has
caused a general shifting around OF
the remaining employees and the three
vacancies were filled today by Cap.
tain Green ]. ]. Davis, who has
been the day captain of guards has
been promoted to be night key room
captain and his place as day captain
was filed by the appointment OF
Charles Christman. r. Fischer who
was formerly employed at the peniten.
tiary as assistant yard master but
resigned some time ago has been ap.
pointed to the place Of night captain
of the guards formerly held by
Charles M. Conklin, and Fred Thayer
who has formerly been a guard at the
prison has been advanced to a cap.
taincy. Roberto Montoya was ap.
pointed today as night cell house cap.
tain taking the place of Santana Her.
rera.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-02-07
WEIGHS \
ANCHOR TONIGHT
All Ready to De.
part From Punta
Arenas
WERE ROYALTY TREATED
Stay at Chilean Port Was
One Continuous Round
of Pleasure.

Punta Arenas, Feb. Interpretations
aboard the battleships and torpedo
boat destroyers of the American fleet
for its voyage through the western
straits Of Magellan into the Pacific
ocean have been completed and all the
vessels are in readiness to raise their
anchors when the signal to proceed
Is given from the flagship Connecticut
at / O'Clock tonight. When day
breaks Saturday the ships will have
rounded Cape Forward, the extreme
southern point of the South American
mainland and turned their prows
northWestward for run Of $50 miles
up the Pacific coast.
Officers and men are today paying
farewell calls TO friends on shore. The
official farewells will be made this af.
ternoon The best of health prevails
among the personnel of the fleet and
everybody has enjoyed the stay at
Pnnta Arenas.
There was much isappointment at
the absence of Rear Admiral Evans at
the reception given yesterday on the
flagship Connecticut which was at.
tended by all the prominent people Of
punta Arenas. While the Admirals
health is improved. still his rheuma.
tism kept him away from the rccep.
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