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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19
Nouveau Chan n

Mnntreai,-Un snL>nee uss
nouvelIe aai feFa pss5sEr lux nam
bTe IL am1s ct aEeiels ssevesde Ill
Ifabbe SslvssT-- &c dersier Nes
deere han1re. tent Superintendent &
IIoeession du i3.e re s%nnIveFss re
du ssere du premier pssteur d.
diocsse,eu r-eevant lie tire de cha
Inoine tituIaIre da ehsp:tre dc Ia
.C.theireIe. &c corps-couptalt Hue
vaesnce depuls Ia mort du regrette
chanoine iaiiIaat ct Mgr Bfuehe
81 la combie einsi de tres heureus=
.fse IN.
! L'instsliatlon q Gu lieu dams Ia
chapeIie paftieuiiere de farcheve
!nue qui a benz iai-meme lie roehet
|fanneau du 'uv, dIgni:aire en-
presence d. Mgr Raeicot ct &c
pletres de l'archeve .he.
Liable hodoIpne Syivestre est
ne 4 S=-Bartheieuy lie % JUL ct
1876. Ii a fa1t ses etudes IA COLE
ge de iAs5omption ct eDsulte au
Grand Semipaire. Orjonne p1e.re
par Mgr lArcheseque il retourna
au college de i Absorption, ca il
professa pang!ais avec beauconp
de success. pen la t trois ans. IL,
80 JUN 1901. il allait 4 Rome pour
compIeier, dams ce,te vile, SEES etu-
des de drolt canoDique. Deux ans
plus tard resena de Ia vile eter-
nellie avec le t ire de doctenral en-
ssignait de nouysau l'sBg'ais. En-
1903, il tut nomm9 vice chancellor
de farcheseche, ct quand
le chanoine Vail
liant tomba maiade, assistant pro-
careur de Ia manse episeopale,
quiz Iemplit encore aetu
eliement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19
Ia Question d'Espaene

lie cardinal Merry del Val, Sc
crssaare d'Etss az Vatican, >oui
ssast vanu8 Rome pour laanniver-
sa1ra de fsSaaemept dn Paps, ssi
Tssaulne ouelonss heures plus
ssrd, 5 50 residence d'ste de
Moas~ Mario. Son depart indlaae
one ION ne dot pas s'attendre
daci oueIoue temps, 3 IN ragle-
maat de Is question a'Espssns.
Avsnt De psrtir, Son Eminsnce
s sxpfions ! qnelQuss ANS, Ia
position Prise psr he SanSSiAgs,
Scion lu5, le geuvsrnsmsnt e.
psgnol est, dspuss l~ongsemps, De
sIrenx de changer les tsrmss du
concorast ON rsgi5 les relations
entire &c pays At is Vatican. Les
negotiations afasent commsncses
dsSs, slors one he m5nistrs Maurs
Stat 81 peusoir.
Lorsoue Gsrnsls3ss prlt les es-
mss apgcuvsrnsnsns, lie Vatican,
an hsu dsanterroaprs les negoels,
slons, insists pour cue Ion shou-
ut 5 ans decision saslsfsssauts.
Ilyavsis, sn sHas 6antrss points
oneas Goneorda5 meme sur les
opsss Il dss5ralt IN raglsmens,
CONNIE psG sxsmpis, Ia limitation
du nemhre de msssons rshg1euses
ct Is suppression dun certain
namhre de css usisons, fsutorl~
sstaan 8 ohtanir du gouSsrpemene
penr pcuvoir en- ouvglr de nouvel
les, fohhgasion pour lss congrsga-
tons de payer linn O. B rEtss, ct,
snhp, Ia question de rspdre obi ga
tore Is naturalization pour les
memhrss dss ordrss rel,gieux onl
viennent de fstranger fonder des
msiscns de respace.
lie cardinal sSaute cue lie SAINT
Siege stsit pref q faire tontes les
concessions, mas le cabinet espa~
cnel rendis Ia discussion impcssi>
BE en- alterspt lus-mems les mesu~
res exisssntes, svsnt Que ION men
fOt venu b uns entente.
On esahiit de ncuveales lois qui
fnrent eanctionnees par dee arresss
roysuxs ces lois detruisaaent Ia let
tire do Gcnccrdss don't Tesprit await
deaa ete eltere par plusieurs sctes
of6cseis dun caractere nettement
snti~cethollque.
Rome ee decda alors . ayr d'n>
re facsn plus Snergsque ct Ton eo~
voya . Madrid une note exigsant
que pendant les pourpsriers, ID q.
tuatson reesAt dams he statu QUO ct
s,outant Que ie p~egcciations se~
rsiept rcmpues de6nitlvement si
le gouvernement psrssstait dams "a
poilsiQue en- changeant les eaxss
sans lAesentIment d1 Vatican.
lie premier miuistre, continue le
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19
Madame ARIsTDE C0TR
St-GabdeI de Portneuf, Que.

Mesieurs,
Veuil1z m'envoyu Immediate
ueut. pour ma sEur, tine demi
douzzine de bottles de P1lules Rot
ges; el1e en- vent absoIument de-
puts qu'elle en- a conststE les mer-
veilleux success sur ma femme.
Apres avoir consults en- vain
deux medecins a propos de fais
blesse generale don't ellie soufrait
cruel1enent, ma femme, sur les
conseils de quelques-unes de ses
amies, a fat veuir des Pilules
Rouges.
Apres dix bottes, ellie n'etait
plus la meme du tout ; son etat
de sante etait excellent ct, depuis
'ce temps, un tonheur parfait
regne lei.
Vous pouvez voir, par son por-
trait que je vous envoie, qu'elle
est crosse ct grasse ct celia est dh
Involvement aux Pi1u1es Rouges.
Cest a ces BONES pi1ules que
nous devons de voir encore tine
fois lie bonheur exister sous notre
pauvre toit.
Je vous autorise de publier ce
temoignage qui renferme pex-
preston de notre legitime recon-
Nuisance.
Vot1e dkvoue,
ARISTIDE COTE
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19
Tel I. S. 1860
Fred LePage
Marchand de LiqueuFs
SO Nabasha ST. Pau
Horribies Grimes
Une Enjoyable Historic de
CannibaIlSme

Paris Les journaux russes ct
les journau1 aatriehiens. dit III
correspondent de Vlenne, relsten,
ayec une grande attendance ct pre-.
cisiou de details, une epouvanta-
BILE historic de bandit siberien, qui
semble nn verltable cauehemsr Ii
s'sglt de falts odleux de Gambia
lisme aui Sc seEaient prodalts 3
q egar. en- Ssbsne.
Un snelen foEest | bere ct deve-
nu colon, s'stait etsbi dams C
pays ct y tenait uns soTte de petite
auberge Get homme s'sppeIals
Donielzelko. Chez lui s'srIesaient
les Iares ycyageurs t%rsEerssnt Ia
eontree, ct ii aimaIt surtout doEner
aslEe aux evades du bagne qul re
naient. fugitifs,Iui denander asile.
lis svsient presque toujours
'aueiques hngots dor, peniblement
amsssAs on Teies dams les mines
CD on les empleyais. C'est eontre
|l'absndon dune de ces pepites que
DomielzeIko Ieur donasit lie g1se ct
la nourr1ture,
Mais quand lie forest esade Sc
TAFT rassasie, son ancIen compa-
guon de bagne l'endormait B l'aide
dun rareotlque. puts ~i'assassInait
de fseon 3 s'approprier non pas
une pepite, mails tout For que Tau
tire pousalt posseder.
Cest icl que commence vralment
fetrangete macabre du recit. Avec
ces cadavree. raubeIgiste aurait
fabrique des c%onseryes de v1aIda
hun a.ne dams des barils remplis
de sci, ct c'est avec ces epouvanta-
bies ailments gull n%ouIrlssait les
nouveaux venus deslgnes epx-me
mes 4 subir lie meme sort.
La police ct Ia gendermerle
a 'ont decouvert ces horribles cri-
mes qu'ap1es Ia mort du singul1er
aubezgiste ct alore qu'on procedalt
3 l'lnventaire de la prophets aban-
donnee de Domielz-iko.
Combien celul-ci aet-i fait de
tictimest On &c le demande ayec|
tfroi ct on ne peut le savoir; mails
dap1es le nombre des tonneaux
employees / oes hofIibles salaisone, !
|e nomDre des malheure1x alnsl
mis- ! mort par Get odieux person.
,sxe, q do etre considerable.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

Toxic De s6rieuses honda
hous CONTINGENT / exercer leurs
rsvsges an Japon. Des milllers de
malsous sont ~submergees ct I'M
grand nombre de personnes ont
psrdu h We.
L'lnterruption do service des
chemins de fer est sans precedent.
uya beavcoup ds mlsere I To-
k,o.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19
FEU FEu FEU

OURQUO ne pas placer vos
IS
avac IN des 1otress Soft consr Il
Fen, les 0ursgsns, les Noisnrs 81
les Automobiles ct les Chevsux
Noysz done notrs cnmpssraossgnl
est digns de con6ancs ct est lie ssul
Gsnadisn-Frsnesls rsprsssntsnt les
Msilieures Camnsgpaes de Is vile
Isiephone, Z s. 1882.
60
1000 Avenue C~snsrsls
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

Winnipeg. lie premier wagon
de BILE Douveau q 6i6 EXPEDITE de
Rosenfeld. par ID compagnie du,
Lac dss Bois. Ce bic. 6tA produit
par n. David Weibe ct . rapportA1
Il ninots ! racre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

La famile ct 1e suruEnase
vzieutbeaucoup
Pendant pIusieurs ane@ j'ayais
peine 4 faire mon Outrage j.
n'zvais pas d'appett ct ie souf-
|frais coutnueIlement de points
dams le dos ct dans1estomac
uya deux ans, j'ai etc bien
uaIade duraut trois mois ct, NAL
gre les SONS dun bon medecin,
je ne pouvais reprendre les forces
que j'avais perdues jetais dams
IN bien triste ttat. Une tante, qui
me Hsitait solvent, me eonsei1lalt
depuis longtemps de prendre les
Pilules Rouges. "El1es mont
faittant debien, me repetait-elle,"
que al confance gu e11es te rame-
neronta1asante." Jemerendisun
jour q sesinstanees ct je dirai que
raj etc soulagee immediatement.
A chaque pilule que je prenais ct
des les premieres bottles, essentials
mes forces revenir. C'est ainsi
que graduel1ement je revins a la
vie ct qu'au bout de deux mois
j'etaisguerie. Jeeontinuaicepen-
dant encoreI usage de &c TONGUE ;
je gagnai beaucoup de forces ct
de Tembonpoint ct al bout dun
an, j'eus I'm bebe que, grace aux
Pilu1es Rouges, j'ai pu nourrir
longtemps, devoir que j'avais dd
metre de cote pour mes neuf
autres enfants. Je suis mieux
portante aujourd'hui que je ne
Pal jamais etc.
Nine. JOSEPH BLAIS,
-, r1a pivard Montreal
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19
Dame z. LEMIEUX,
SUD- quest, Anticosd, Que.
Nine. JOSEPH BLAIS,
332 rue Rivard, Montreal.

Les PuUIES ROUGES de la Comagne Chnnnqe Frann-AmeHune gnesen les nn1
aux umesp aeq ueMs m st que or1 les fdmuesetq gu es3 taPpnp@s aux mamhs
ct aux mdakesu m kr surdnretd unnta vHs depsr enhncej mqua Ia va@@
Les PnUIEs RoUGEs dha compgnie chmnqueF Franco nencane gu eenszhi Gn sao4es
TENT a fniiem nuunne. Ensg uedsxnh1 m de ae, lse omdissmenk, les POINTS de o6sk les
ndntaionsd u cnur les domeursd Pamomen,k les arrangements lSh irregularities les douenE de
ns les troubles de la v@de les maades nereuss les po4ue oounnen8 chz NSem s Inc
emn toms les uaaaisca spme beau male pndcuEersa x fanmes Files ot lie emedeP par
excellence del femme sur lie emu de Page car lies ueussnt ct evennehl les auxd es maAS
81 fequnsac ae epuue cddquede Ia vie Ens ohd de plus k meeur TONGUE ct doven ehe
aTnHnt famtt. ahnt q la digestion, rameneut les forces la anG Files ne sota On pour ks
humes ct sfe mus@ us dGntI les pnnde.
Les vrms PHULES ROUGES st toujoms ns ,a nmbn De onqnana go p n ~ Ss
bms ncouyeuesd dune etiquette inpnmee en- 1ogA 1MSam Vol, en- crosses HHs e nom e Ia
CompagmeC hmqueF Franco mencane
81 ws doezq Que les PILUIES ROUGEs que ous adta snt les vehabks, royznous
Syos dEirza ch4eI lie PILIES ROUGES dhetementd de- nous nous ws1 les xpeenus sur
reception up phi, soc pom ue boa$ 25 pour x oas ioes Ns e'e oon"'o s iAV"
doN1t eee ugitr6s -..-
Fmnnzu md sdpdon de tout Cue vs ave. asoufdr car nous donumsd de consultations
uatmtxsn mons ukuenta mos bueauz, ms asi par 1de
: 49, aImz: coMpeNE eHEMQUE FRNGo-NHheAFE 24 rue sshtDed< Montreal
Il siron du Or. Coderre dome u enfants u n somme1 PaIsoIe
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

Ne&seuB
Je profile de Ia belle zisonpour
vous fsire part dune gusrison se-
compile par les P5fules Rougess
qui sest faite certainemeut 4
vosre insu ct don't vous aurez Ia
premiere nouyelle-
Au mois de janvia dernier, je
me suis trouvee soufrante de debt-
lite svec maux de tete ct d'esto-
mac, q Ia suite dune fausse cot
che. J'avais eonsu1te en- vain
notrs medecin d'ici, car Il m'etait
malheureuement impossible de
vous ecrire pour avoir une con-
sultation. L'hiver il MY pas de
courier q Anticosti. J'avais heu-
reusement chez moi quelques bof-
ties de Pi1u1es Rouges ct j'en al
pris immsdiatement en- toute con-
fance, convaincue que 81 elles
ayaient grerd 'autresfemmes ,elles
me guerlIa1ent b1en auSs1. DeS
la deuxieme boite, j'ai resent TN
mieux marque ct j'ai continue
jusqu'a &c que je fuse complete
ment guerie.
Maintenant je vais parfaitement
bien ct 81 is vous ecris, c'est pour
vous faire part du success de vos
excellentes pilules ct vous deman-
der de men renvoyer, car Je ne
veux jamais en- manquer.
Ma file, qui est mariee, en-
prend ega1ement ct sen trouve q
merveille. Isoles CONNIE nous
sommes, les Pilules Rouges, c'est
le salut.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-08-19

LES PIiIIESR OUGES snt IN Vn= as Phznsee Rose Morgan, U Avenu
CentraIe Szee-zeurs de Go4 A. Rose
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
WHY SALVES FAIL
TO CURE ECZEMA

Since the oId-fashioned the1-- OF cur
ing eczema through The blood has been
given ND by scientists many different
saIves have been tried for skin dIseas es-
But Il has been found that these saTvee
only clog the. pores and can not nene-
trate 70 the inner skin below tre erf6er-
mis- where the eczema germs are lodged.
Thistle quality Of penetrating
probably explains the tremendous sue
cess Of the only standard liquid eczema
cure. oil OF winte~greeu- rhyuoI- xiv
cerine. etc as compounded IN D. D.
FrssCriotiC~
After ten yCars Of cure after cure
we ourselves CO not hesita p 10 recon-
mended D d D PresCTip1 50u ar 800 2
t0ttle. But FOR the benefit Of those
whose have never tried the prescription.
we arranged with the y. y. d Lahore
tories Of Chicago for a special largo
trial bottle at . cents on q special ofrer
now This first o cent bottle ought 10
convince every sufferer perhaps fr viii
affect q complete cure tsS e has ~.
some cases.. at any rate, f. VIII surely
take away the itch At once
Henry Evans and Peoples Drug store
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
PLAN CELEBRATION
FOR BISHOP HARDING
Clergy and Congregations
Will Commemorate His
Anniversary.

In commemOration Of the first ami
NeFsary OF his assumption OF the title
Bishop Of Washington, 4" the Rt. Rev.
Alfred Harding win conduct a service OF
evensong and preach an anniversary
sermon to his former congregation At
St Pauls Church tonight. He will he
assisted by the present pastor, the Rev.
Robert Talbot
Following the services at the church.
which will be concluded about O'Clock.
Bishop Harding Will hold an Informal
reception at St PauTs Parish Hall
where he viii receive members OF St.
Paul's congregation and the general
public
Nearly all the Episcopal cIerEvmen OF
the Capital have arranged 70 be pres
ent at the reception to the bishop and
the laymen expected viii form a gath
er1nE scarcely less distinguished thin
mat which welcomed the bishop at the
today
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
POLICEMAN BITTEN
BY NEGRO TEACHER

Can BRIDGE Nd, Jan. E-lharzad
with rying to break into Paul Heatl-z
grocery store Saturday night william
FarraE, negro school teacher. OF
Hawkeye, was lodged in CambriSe-e -au
last night. after a furious dEI with
the police
PatrClman Samuel Wright save he
discovered FarTan trying 10 break su-a
HeaJh'S store at clock SUNDAY .u7rrn-
ing but was unable 90 CAPTURE bfr-
Yesterday he got a warrant and r1 and
DeDut- Sheriff George James vent =,
The negroes home He fed as they an
0T1dCUed. DuT was captured in C-Va1n-
hrleG swamp Before he could be rr1b-
dued ne had seriously bitten James on
the arm
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
PAULAAN WILL TRY
FOR RECORDS TODAY
Anxious to Fly High
and Long-Weather
Is Clear

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-With
clearing weather in evidence today It
Is thought there viii be a number OF
attempts at the aeropIaue record this
afternoon PauIhan. although he de-
clares his flight yesterday TO have
been fOoIHardy. stated today that he
viii attempt both flight for height,
and fight for endurance, -HouId
conditions permit
he was all smiles today when yes
IeTdaE flight was discussed al
though Mrs PaulEau did not fofr in
his Tirth- In addition to being dis
pleased over his fOoIhardy flight OF
twelve miles in q violent EaTe. she
was not particularly amused by The
attempt Of the women portion CF mo
audience TO "HObsCnize~ him after
he aliELted
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
TOYING INTO PORT
OVERTURNED HULK
Revenue Cutter Gresham
Finds Boston Schooner
Lost Off Nantucket.

BOSTON Jan B--The United S+at~z
revenue cutter Gresham Is today towing
into port the overturned hulk Of the
Boston shooner Henry 3. FIske. which
she picked up Oft Nantucket late yes
terday, after wireless from the GYM
nc had told that the vessel had turned
turtle, and that IN all probability all
OF her crew had Derished
no trace OF her crew had baan found
but wheT the hulk IS towed into Vine
yard Haven Il IS believed thai eo-,Sa
OF them viii be found in her cabin
Necessarily brief tidings from the
wreck made II seem probable fbat The
vessel, which left Boston. Wei-r FOR
Jacksonville on January IS ff,rred
turtle suddenly In the terrihc storm
which dashed Cape Cod last SATURDAY.
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
HEN DELIVERS HER EGGS.

GREENWOOD Del. Jan. 25-Every
morning q hen belonging to Edward
Hastings flies TO a kitchen window and
pecks on the glass. The window being
opened, the intelligent biddy takes pos
session OF one END of the long wood box
al one side of The stove, and. lowering
down in the darkened corner for a short
time reapDears with a joyous caCkIC.
which announces that a freshly laid e-g
IS in the box
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
POSTMASTER GETS
SALARY REDUCED

HARTFORD. Conn. Jan z5.-The
Postoffce Department has ordered the
salary Of E'ranS A Hagarry. postmaster
OF Hartford. re7uced from $500 10 $500
This office was raised 20 The 1900
class last July. nut the depar. aen- has
discovered that $1,000 IN stamps bought
at the Hartford office BY an insurance
company. TO be used BY branch office
outside Hartford. were included in the
annual receipts Of the Office.
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
MADE 500 EQUAL 400.

OREGON CITY. Ore. Jan Z5.-In his
period Of official service Justice ". II.
H samson has married 30 couples IN
his residence alone ne has performed a
even 100 wedding ceremonies. while that
number added TO those married in the
olnEy little upstairs Office on Main
street bring the grand total I'D 20 40
couples he has started out in double
harness during his time
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
GENERAL DRAPER
GROWING WEAKER

Cen William F Draper is gradual
~ growing weaker. though the
change from day 20 day IS vesr
slight
It is reported from the generals
home today that he spent a restless
night, but was quiet this morning
There is said 10 be no hope Of his
ultimate recovery and that IL VIII be
only question OF time that the form
er ambassador VIII be compelled To
give UP the fight
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
WILD RIDE SAVES
$4,000 PAYROLL
West Virginian Escapes Attack of
Bandits BY Hiding
In Engine

HUNTINGTON. W Va. Jan. z5-Pav-
master Tex Coleman. Of the Knox
Creek Lumber Company, today is able
To balance his accounts. after having
passed through a storm OF bullets fired
By four dCsperad0es who attempted 10
rob him Of $1,000
Failing 10 catch the morning train
al Devon Coleman chartered an en-
CINE 20 take him 10 camp. and one mile
east Of the station encountered for7-
men, armed with Winchester. who Hg--
Eed the engine The engineer asked hfs
fireman and Coleman 10 stCoD low.
He then opened the throttle and The
engine shot forward. the men RAISING
unscathed through the leadra missiles
that greeted them.
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
FOREMEN ARE WANTED

An examination to secure eIiribles
for foreman Of labOreTS at the Smith
Sonlan Institution, and similar yaeau-
Cies as they may occur. will be held b--
the Civil Service Commission in this
city on February Is The position IS
temporary and pays salary Of so per
month
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
DIES IN COAL BIN.

LEBANON, Pa, Jan E-Faliinc
asleep IN g coal bin while AZ work, Her
man, the eishteen-year-oI5 son Of Afr.
and Ms Charles X Lehman. of. west
Lebanon. was asplyTiared ar the con-
contractor slant Of the Pennsylvania
steel Company in this city.
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
BEATS HIGHWAYMAN
But LOSES PURSE

CLEVELAND Jan. 25.-An incautiorz
hishvvaynan held up Miss Lulu Van
Fleet teacher in Lincoln High school
late last night Miss Van Fleet. after
severely Furnishing him, threw him f-
snow bank and jumped on him
Upon turning, however. In her aEira-
uon- she left her purse where e had
fallen on the ground and the rome
got II after all
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH
CUTS DEBT SO. 900

St JosCplI's Church IS making steady
progress in tie reduction Of its staniinr
debt The Rev. Valentine Schuitt. Das-
tor. announces Fl his annual report 10
the congregation that. durirg the nasf
year. the Indebtedness hsa been re-
Juced 5000 A supper AMI entertain
meUr TO raise more money viii be given
bv the congregation Al The National
Rifles AmOTv on SIrOEe TUESDAY
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
Ice PALACE MELTING

MONTREAL, Jan 25.-UEusuaIIy mild
weather for the past three days resulted
in partially melting the ice palace
which was in course Of erection for the
winter carnival. due to open here Thurs
day. There is practically no snow In
Montreal and unless the temDera tFre
rapidly falls it IS feared the carnival
VIII be a failure.
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
FARMERS OFFICERS
TO CONFER HERE

TENAREANA- Ark Ian --Offc5aIs
Of the national Office Of the Farmers
Union have left here for washington
20 attend the meeting OF the national
board Of directors Of The union Con
Fereuces have been arranged with Pre-
iIeUt TAFT and the Congressional com
mittee appointed 90 Investigate the deal
iuEE Of tho New York cotton exchange
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
DANCE FOR YOUNG DRExEL

LONDON. Jan. c5.-tfrz- Anthony r
DrexeI gave a small dance last night AZ
the Drexel residence f1 G~o<vero-
Square I'm honor OF their second son
who starts for Pau IN n few DAYS 10
study aviation.
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
HEEL CAUGHT, LEG LOST.

DOTLESTOWN, Pa, Jan 25--NIrs.
Mary KehOe. Of Perkasie. has sued the
Reading railway for $500 for so Grip
ping her little daughter Mary under
@ train there that she viii lose q leg
The heel Of her shoe caught in a crack
at the unprotected crossing
The Washington times., 1910-01-25
LABO LEADER DIES.

EOSTOT, Jan 15.-JereuIah Harrinz-
tou. president Of the Boston Brick
layers Union. and one Of the best
known union leaders in the cotTnrrv- IS
dead Of pneumonia. HARRINGTON wei
coined the delegates 10 the biz brick
layers and masons' convention here
which closed Sunday.
The Washington times., 1910-01-25

THE entire proceeds of sales Of the
sunday evening edition Of The Times,
January 90, viii Ro TO the Heme for
The Blind.