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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-04-03
EUROPE

Paris,-On Went de commence
!une vigoureuse campagne pou
empecher la destruction des foret
de France qui disparaissent peu
peu sous la hache des bncherons.
Paris,-Le "Cri de Paris di>
que Nine Anna Gould cherche
vendre son hotel de Tavenue de!
Champs-Elysees pour lequel ellt
demande $l2OO.COO.
La Vile de Paris est pr6te
esys' gt3' s800.ooo' pour 's'ts pr0p';
Paris,-Le prince Nashimoto
cousin de l'empereur du Japon, est
arrive a Paris
Son s6jour en- France sera de
deux Gu trois ans, pendant lesquels
IL Sc consacrera a l'etude d'arm6e
fray caise.
Christiana, a,-Une cargaison de
naptbe, a bord du vapeur "Inge-
wood" ancr6 au large de Mandal,
dams le sud de la Norvege, fa1t
explosion.
LIE va1sseau etc complement
d6truit ct Ii hommse de son 6qui-
page ont perdu la vie.
Parls,- Henri Rochette, qui
Went d'etre mis- en- 6tat d'arresta,
ton, nest pas un escroc banal.
En- effet, on raconte qu'en sa qua
lite de fondateur de la banque
Franco Espagnole ct dune douzai-
ne de compegnies minieres, il a ex-
torqu6 aux na1fs plus de $4,000.
600.
Paris,- ar6onaute anglais,
Henri Farman, a fait a Issy une
ascension sensationnelle.
II CONVERT un circuit ferm6 de
deux miles, en- 3 minutes ct 81 Sc
condes, en- presence dun comite
de pAero Club.
Apres lu1, Leon Delagrange a
fait deux ascensions, l1ne de 500,
Pautre de 800 vergea.
Paris, LIE gouvernement refu-
s6 de faire droit a la requ6te du
due de Montebello d'enlever du
Pantheon les restes de son grand
p6re, ne voulant pas que
lie mar6chal reposat au Pan
th6on a cote de ceux d'Emile Zola,
quill d6crit CONNIE" "linsulteur de
parm6e."
LIE cabinet ennis un vote pour
reporter du 2 avril au 4 JUN, le
transient de Zola au Pantheon afn
de permettre de faire des pr6para-
tifs convenables.
Les adversalres de Zola ont pre-
pare une reunion pour protester
contre le Transient.
Paris,-Chaque jour de la Sc
maine derniAre, les Parisiens sat
tendaient apprendre q leur r6vell
que la place de la Concorde, avec
POb6lisque ct toutes les statues
qui la d6corent await disparu.
Cette granite await pour cause
primordiaie la greve qui depuis
six mois dure parmi le personnel
qui travaillait al tunnel creus6
sous cette place.
Depuis interruption des ira
vaux, les eaux de la Seine mont
cesse d'envahir Pexcavat1on ct lie
sol sablonneux sur lequsl repose
la place ma cess6 de s'6bouler.
A certains endroits, p6paisseur
du sol nest plus que de un pied ct
demi. Quand Get 6tat de chooses tut
d6couvert, les denx tiers de la pla-
ce fureut lnterdits a la circulation
des voitures ct des pi6tons ct, lnsl-
gre les protestations de gr6vistes,
les autorit6s municipales s'empres-
sent de faire fare les travaux ne
cessalres pour pr6venir une catas-
trophe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-04-03

Entire boh4mes, sous laverse.
QUEST ce que tn dis de Get 6te-
Ia?
-Cest le' mouillage, mon vieux
LIE Midi n'ent veut plus; faut bien
que ca tombe sur le dos de quel.
qu'un.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-04-03

I'm Suede, ce sont les femmes
qu1 cirent les chaussures, font la
barbe ct taillent les cheveux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-04-03

Abonpez-vous q lEcHo DE Lou
EST, $l.0O par an.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-04-03
NUMERO 81
tariff DES ANNONCE9

Avis-Ohaque insertion 10 cts par II q
Tariff special pour les annonces au mois
ct Pann6e.
Demandes d'emplol-demandes de de
mestiques ou employes-annonce pour
chambre ca pension-annonces pour OBJ
Jets perdus ou trouv6s.
Au taux UN OENTIN par mot
Nous enverrOns un numero du Journal
d toute personne qul on fers a deman-
de.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-04-03
ETATS-UNlS

Cheyenne, Wyoming, Deux
explosions de grisou dams la mine
No. l. de la Union Pacific Coal
Company, 3 Hanna, ont cause la
mort d'environ 70 hommes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
HANS BROTHERS WILL
 BE TRIED IN NOVEMBER

New York. Aug. 22-All hope of bringing the Hains brothers to a speedy trial for the killing of William E. An nis at the Bayside Yacht Club last Saturday. has been given up by District Attorney Darrin of Queens County. John F. Mcintyre. of counsel for the defense, declaring that he was making the announcement with the concurrence of MT. Darrin. said that the trial would not begin before the middle of Noven.- ber
 No attempt will be made for release on bail in the meanwhile. nor will the Hains brothers ask for change of venue. A conference will be held to- morrow regarding plan of defense and 1t may be decided then whether or not to ask for separate trials. At the conference today regarding the con duct of the case. prevailing sentiment favored passing the defense on the con fession which Mrs. Hains is alleged to have made to her husband, but which she says she was forced to sign
 Counsel for the accused brothers are not in a mood to make overtures to Mrs Hains in order to obtain her as- sistanee at the trial They hold that if called upon, she will be compelled to repeat in court what she has said in this alleged confession.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
TO QUIT KENTUCKY
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
 WITHDRAws BUYING AGENTS.
The Announcement Came As . Oreax Surprise To Ghe Local Tobacco Men Caused Cutie a EIurry

Louisville. Ky. Aug. 22--A story was published here this afternoon that the American Tobacco Company has with drawn it's twenty-two county buying agents from Kentucky.
 The announcement comes as a great surprise to local tobacco men and has caused quite a furry among those iu- terested in the situation throughout the State Furthermore. 1t is known that the company intends to open up head quarters in Cincinnati. The rumor is persistent that the American intends ta entirely quit Kentucky. Officials Of the American Tobacco Company decline to discuss the outcome of the move.
 Louisville has for years been the lar gest tobacco market in the world.
 It is generally accepted that the nuv merous Might Rider" troubles and the intense feeling against the American Tobacco Company in many sections. has caused the officials of the company to wltdraw their county agents from the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
POLICE FIRE ON MOB
 OF CLEVELAND STRIKERS

Cleveland. ohio. Aug. 22--A fierce riot between striking cap makers and strike breakers took place today. One man was badly beaten and several were hurt by flying missiles. The police were compelled to fire on the mob before breaking up the riot.
 The strike breakers are employed by Edward Levy and Company, and as they were leaving the factory the strikers in a body attacked them and Q sharp encounter followed. Blows with clubs and bare fists were exchanged and the street was crowded with a lighting mob Stones flew thick.
 Special Policeman A. H. Templeton ran to the scene of the trouble and seizing several of the men tried to pull them apart He was hurled to the ground by the strikers who kicked and heat him. He raised himself to his knees and fired shot in the face of the mob. which immediately scattered, Sew eral other shots were fired but the mob had lost its fierceness.
 A squad of policemen dispersed the mob and the workmen left the place in safety.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
WILL REVISE TARIFF
MIR. TAFT MAKES PROMISES IF
 ELECTED.
The Repub Standard Bearer Says He Wil1 Call sixty-First Congress
 Together to Revise Tariff if


 Hot Springs, Va. Aug. 22-Juss what are Mir. Taft's views regarding the revision of tariff. were incidental ly explained by him to-day.
 eff elected" he said. T shall call the sixty-hrst Congress together to revise the tarifr.
 Mir. Bryan's recent tariff speech has not reached here and the above state- ment was made regardless to what he as to how Mir. Taft interpreted the tariff plank.
 Postmaster General Meyer came hare to-day for a weekend" visit with Mir. Taft and allowed himself to be quoted in this statement:
 T believe Governor Hughes will be renominated."
 MT. Meyer who was at the recent Oyster Bay conference on the New York situation indicated that he based his opinion on information gathered there, although he said President Roosevelt's intention was to take no action in the matter.
 Tt is a political situation which I believe will work itself naturally" he added.
 clifford Pinchot, chief of the gov ernment forestry bureau, made re- port to Mir. Taft on conditions in the West. He said for publication that he had brought to the Virginia noun tains a fine collection of rain bows.
 Theodore P. Shonts, president of the Interbrough Railway system and president of the Chicago and Alton came here to-day on his way West. Before leaving New York, MT. Shonts placed an order for five hundred cars for the Alton, news of which was stated as an indication of his view of the business conditions. His call on Mir. Tart. 1t was stated, was simply a personal one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
WOMAN ATTACKED
CRIME or 4 NEGRO IN JEFFERSON
 COUNTY.
Mrs. sIaIIett Of East Thomas Left In JyncOnseIOus COnditIOn--Posse Is Searching For Her
 AsHafIants

Birmingham. Ala. Aug. 22.-Mrs. Sarah Mallett, we'll known woman of East Thomas, was assaulted by ne- gro near that suburb this afternoon and so badly injured that she remained In a semi i-conscious condition for near ly an hour before found by friends.
 She had gone to the postofice and was returning home and the attack was made in a clump of bushes through which she was passing.
 Posses of citizens and deputies have been seeking the culprit all night but have so far been unsuccessful in locat- condition
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
v. c. DOYLE ESCAPES.
 Was Being Taken To Chattaanooi

Was Being Taken To ChattaanOo@a
 From Texas.
 Memphis. Tenn, Aug. 22.-while en- route from Sherman, Texas, where he was captured. to Chattanooga, Tenn, where he is wanted on a charge of having passed forged checks. v. C. Doyle escaped from the custody of Special Oficer 0. M. Annis of Chatta- nooga, as the train aboard which they were travelling was entering the city tonight.
 Doyle. 1t is said. secured a consid- erable sum of money by his operations at Chattanooga and is also wanted in other cities on similar charges.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
CASHIER ALST0N TOOK
 $3O,OOO FROM THE BANK

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 22.-Ac- cordfnE to a director of the Bank of stevenscn. Ala. x. A. Alston. the abseonding cashier. got away with up- wards of s30. .0"o.
 Alston Is described as about thirty years old below average height. and weighing 14O pounds. dark hair and eyes and dark complexion.
 The cashier left Stevenson on a Southern train at 2 o'clock Wednesday evening for Chattanooga. He has not been seen since. The supposition is that he did not lose the money in stock trading. but that he has a larger portion of 1t in his possession.
 Police all over the country have been notified to be on the look out for him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
FIRE IN MEMPHIS.
A Four Story Building COmpleteIz
 Gufted By the FIamea.

A Four Story Building Completely Gatted By the Flames. Memphis. Tenn. Aug. 22--Fire which for a time today threatened to destroy an entire block of buildings in the most central section of the city. com pletely gutted the four story Rowena building situated on Main near Wash ington Streets and occupied by the F. c. Atkins Hardware Company and bad Iy damaged the adjoining building oc- oupied by the Braun Hotel. as well as slightly damaging several other build ings
 The loss Is estimated at SiTs,000. partly covered by insurance. The fire originated among a lot of cordage stored on the third floor of the Rowena building, presumably the result of spontaneous combustion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA SUNDAY. AUGUST g, INVENT

more troops. The suggestion Is being repeated to the Governor and If there should be any disorders of any conse- quence in the next few days 1t is be- lieved that the Governor will set the work going to bring about the gath ering here of the entire infantry of the State.
 The importation of new labor Into the district has not been pushed In the last day or two and there has been a falling off in the nnmber of men brought in to-day. The coal produc- tion Is holding its own, showing some gains over last week.
 The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail- road Company has offered a reward of s200 for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who dynamited the home of Thomas Duggan Tuesday night and also shot and wounded An thony Davis Friday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
AaRnn oN wAeh soALn. !.
Tennessee Operators ana Miners Gs

Tennessee Operators ana Miners Get
 Together.
 Knoxville. Tenn. Aug. 22.-The an- uual conference of union coal miners and operators of District No. 10. was concluded here today following an agreement on wage scale.
 tlnua in efFert two years The opera : tors offered one year contract at a ten per cent reduction or a two year contract ak the present scale. The miners asked two years contract at the old price. They also asked an eight hour working day and q run-of- mine basis. but obtained neither.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
Windsor bound over.

Lake Charles, La, Aug. 22-George ". Windsor. charged with raising bills. was today bound over to the Federal grand jury in 42.5OO bail. It was charged that Windsor raised five dol lar bills to the denomination of twen- ties Apparatus with which he Is al- legged to have raised the bills. was found in the office of his brother-in- law Mir. Young. whose wife was one of the witnesses against Windsor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
HsauIaton NomInated.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Aug. 22.-The Republican Congressional Convention of the Third District of Tennessee, held here today. nominated John T. Rauls- ton. of South Pittsburg. for Congress. to oppose Hon. John A. Moon, Demo- crat. This was a convention of reg ular" Republicans and the home rule" faction will hold a convention shortly and put out candidate to oppose Moon and Raulston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
FULL REPORT READY.
Extra Session of Georgia Legislature
 To Consider Convict AEuddle.

ira session of the Georgia Legisla- ture meets on Tuesday to consider the convict question. the full report of the committee which has been making an investigation of the evils which have sprung up in the present system, will be submitted.
 The committee Is now discussing the various features of their report. The principal questions upon which the members are divided relate to the re- sponsibility of the prison commission and the liability of convict lessees. who have ignored the terms of their contracts with the State
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
Citinens Committee DissoIves.

After a lenghty session and considera- ble discussion. the committee of twen- ty-ive citizens appointed by the citi- zens looking to bringing about a set clement of the strike in the mining fieids. has dissolved.
 The following statement was made public this afternoon:
 The committee of twenty-five ap- pointed at the citizens meeting some weeks ago to aid the authorities in maintaining law and order in the Bir- mingham distriet. adjourned sine die Saturday afternoon at a little after l o'clock"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
pxnamltinr at Yelande.

Tuscaloosa. August 22.--(Special.)-- = Word was received In the sheriff's of flee this morning, from T. l.. Beatty, foreman of the deputy sheriffs at Yo- lande that a negro house was dyna- mited at that place Thursday night, and that communication had been cut of by cutting the telephone wires around Yolande.
 Mir. Beatty asks for more deputies. and two were sent to Yolande to-day. The house that was dynamited Thurs day night was tenanted by negro non-union miner. No one was injur- ed, Mir. Beatty sayig In his letter that there was much shooting
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
Wind stonn Wrlght.

Lemans. Aug. 22.-A wind blowing at the rate of thirty-hve miles an hour made 1t impossible for Wilbur Wright the American aeroplanist. to continue his flight here today with his aeTo- plane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
wnATHEE FoRncAsT.

Washington, Aug. 22s--For AIabasnas Local showers Sunday and probably AEOndayJ Itght southwest Co nawah winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
wHrTEcArPINe oHARenp.
Ten Men Are accused in Jackson ooun.
 ty, Miss.

Hy, Mfaas
 Scranton. Miss. Aug. 22-Warranta charging ten men with whitecappfnx were issued today by Judge Chidesy and Sheriff A. H. Smith left for the northern part of Jackson County. where the alleged whitecaps are said to have operated, to make arrests This Is said to be the first appearance of whitecaps in this county. The war; rants were issued on afidavits made by the sheriff.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
COnAietinE Despatches. Paris. Aug. 23.--A mass of confilC nE despatches have been receiv

Paris, Aug. 23~--A mass of conflict ing despatches have been received here from Morocco relative to the re- cent conflict between the two warning Sultans and the reported capture of Abdel Aziz by the followers of Mulai Hafid.
 In the meantime the foreign office Is without confirmation that Abdel- Aziz had been captlred. The latest ln- formation which Is without confirma- ton says that the army of Abdel has been defeated and that 1t retreated in the direction of TadlaI One says that Abdel Aziz Is prisoner and another that he has taken refuge in the French zone at Chaouia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
RnnaKla Elanl ! mn.

fsarss. Aua IhU government's advices received tonight confirm the report from TangIer that the forces of Abdef-Aziz, the recognized sultan or Morroco have been defeated by Mulai Hand. the usurping Sultan.
 The advices further state that Ab- del Aziz who Is now in full retreat in the din of Tadla with the remnant of his forces, Is being hotly pressed by local tribes. Several Kaids were killed in the enga cement and others were captured No further details have been received here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23

 IS ROUTED
Mulai Hafid Captures
 SuItan's Forces.
n. French coveralasar. D..pasehs. Received at Paris, conarm the Rsports rrom ransisp--
 sultan Made Prisoner.

TanKIer. Aug. 22.--It is reported here that the army Of Abdei-Aziz, the Sultan of Morocco, has been routed by the forces ok hia brother, Mulal Hagd. sixty miles from Morocco City. ana kls6 sultan maaa a prisoner.
 Another report has lt that the sul- tan had escaped and has taken refuge in the French zone.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-08
A Suggestion for the Fair.

Side show barker: Ladies and gen
tlemen gather round this way. We
have on exhibition in the enclosed tent
one Of the rarest and nearly extinct
specimens of nature, procured by our
curio-gathers and kept in existence at
an enormous expense by our concern,
which we believe to be the only one of
its species in captivity. So elusive have
been the brothers and sisters OF the
attraction we are showing you inside
this tent, that it is nearly beyond the
memory of men since one of them have
been seen, and at the present time
they are regarded as one of the most
valuable and unattainable attractions
that could be procured Ladies and
gentlemen, I place on exhibition Tor
the small sum of ten cents, one dime,
this wonderful attraction, in the hope
of a drop of rain. This way for your
tickets, only a dime"
Chorus of farmers: wal, by gosh!
Eff thet ar cuss has genuine drop Of
rain to show, burned eff he amt got the
best attraction on the grounds. Guess,
by HEX, I'll just flip a dime on that ar
show an go home an tell the folks
about the wonderful sight I seen at
the Jubilee fair. Come on, Ezry, you
remember what the gosh-dinged things
look like, for you were here when We
had the last rain, and. by speed, eff it
amt genuine. VII punch that COLL
burned barker's head"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-08
SHELBY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Brown left for
Niagara Falls today.
Mrs. Charles Newland has returned
home and was accompanied by Mrs.
Byron Newland and sons
George Coal and family attended the
funeral of baby Moser at Crown Point
Wednesday.
Buster Davis while playing was &C
cidentally pushed out of window and
had his arm broken. DR.. Ttae set the
broken member.
Mrs. George and Mrs. Red Regnier
of Schneider visited Mrs. Franklin Reg
mier Wednesday.
Hernie Banfeld has returned home
from Morehead. KY, after spending a
few weeks with her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Doty made a
business trip to Hammond.
Mrs. Ed Dickey and daughter Max
inc, are visiting the formers mother at
Hammond this week.
George Hill and wife spent the day
at Charles Merryweather's.
Jake and Wick Johnson and Frank
Carlson went to Rensselaer, Thursday.
Nina Latta is on the sick list this
week.
Julius Eich was here on business
Thursday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-08
CROWN POINT NEWS
Get Fresh Air Fund Money.

Little Louise Crawford and the
Daugherty children. Kathryn. Hesther.
and Charles, IT., decided to contribute
to the Chicago Daily News fresh air
fund. for the relief of their little
friends in Chicago, who haven't nice
shade trees and green lawns to play
on, and yesterday handed out lemon
ade, popcorn. and other freshments,
made by themselves to the people
passing the corner of South and Court
streets, and in the evening counted up
their nickles and pennies and realized
s591, which they sent to gladden. the
hearts of some suffering child in the
city, this morning. The children were
tuckered out last evening. but went to
bed with smiles on their faces and
1891, divided between them. in their
hands which had to be sent the very,
very. first thing this morning, SO that
the children in Chicago could have it
for Sunday"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-08
GRIFFITH.

John Seberger is the proud father
of a baby girl, which came to live with
them last Monday.
Postmaster Ellis has moved into his
new house and is now nicely settled.
Miss Nellie Southworth and Miss
Mile Jansen came home from Valpa-
raiso college last evening to spend
Sunday with their parents.
Ruth, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C. NJ. Barney, died Wednes-
day night and was buried at Ross yes
terday at IL o'clock.
Contractor C. ]. Rumsey has arrived
in town with his outfit and teams and
pitched his tents on Lafayette street.
He has considerable work to do here
and will be in town for several weeks.
Those from here, who went to La
fayette on the Purdue excursion have
nothing but praise for the fine time
they had, and the courteous, neighbor-
ly treatment accorded them by those
of the college who had the affair in
charge
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-08

known here. is visiting the VIII Ran
doiph home. The Cormanys will soon
take up their residence in Milwaukee,
where Mr.. Germany has a lucrative
position. They recently lived in Engle-
wood.
Allison A Bibler of the Register,
transacted business in Chicago yester-
day.
Joe Hack transacted business in
Hammond yesterday in the interest OF
the Hack Carriage works here.
John Hughes of Hammond visited
with his wife and son here last even
ing.
Miss Rae Rockwell visited with Ham
mond friends yesterday.
The condition of Louis Stems is said
to be much improved. his treatment
at the Joliet sanitarium being of much
benefit to him.
THE TINES circulation is booming
around Crown Point.
Charles Wilson transacted business
in Hammond yesterday.
Barringer Brown returned from a
trip to Battle Creek. Mich, last even
ing.
Koch and Upright. the local garage
men, are in Chicago on business to-
day.