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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

La derniere soir6e donnee pal
les Enfants de Marie de No:re.
Dame de Lourdes a etc un grand
success a tous les points de vue
Ellie commence par le jeu de cartee
ct en- peu de temps une cinquantai'
ne de tables furent occupies; avs
sit6t que le nompre de parties re-
quises furent jouees on proc6da
la distribution des prix. LIE LEI
prix des messieurs, dome par Wm
Turgeon. fut gegn6 par George
Prenevost; le 2e, dome par Lee
|Cyr, fut gagn6 par Arthur Tur'
geon, ct lie Be. dome par Am6dee
fut gagD6 par Edward Cyr. L.
Ter prix DIES dames, dome par Mile
Marie Lemieuz, fut gegu6 pal
Nine Dargis; lie 20, dome pal
Mile Anna Pelland, fut gagn6 pal
Mile Lea Disclaimers, ct le Be,
dome par Mile Rachel Bernard
fut gagn6 par Nine Angelo Lall-
bert6.
On JOLT programe musical sui.
Wit lie ]eu de certes. Miles Ar
toinette ct Rachel Bernard execu-
terent un joll duo de piano. M.
Arsene Lalibert6, r6clta un mono
logue lntitule, "Le Monocle"; il
fut suivi dun discours par lie Rev.
P. Guillot, cure de la paroisse; en-.
suite Mile Irene Dulac, accompa-
gnAe par sa mere. chsnta quelques
petites chsnsonnettes qul faisaient
plaisir; Mile denevieve Plouf qua
un solo de piano, ct M. VIM Tur-
geon chanta une chanson intitul6e:
"Quo Vadis". LIE Rev. P. Soulard
6tait le maftre des ceremonies.
Durant la soir6e, quelques de-
selles 80 mirent q vendre des chan
ces sur I'm magnifque oreiller de
fantalsie, peint ct bourr6 par Mile
GeneviAve Flouf ct grac;eusement
dome par Nine Plouf a la socl6t6
DIES Enfarts de Marie afn de les
alder a r6aliser plus d'argent. 81.
les r6ussirent q mervellle ct loreil-
Ter fut tire au sort le soir meme.
NJ. Emery Gadbo1s en- fat l'heu.
reux gagnant. Les demoiselles
de la societ6 sont unanimes pour
remercier s~lncerement toutes les
personnes qui ont contribute au
beau r6sultat de cette soir6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07
Cour N D de LOurdes

A notre s6ance r6guliere du 3
octobre, uotre Chef Ranger nous a
mensg6 une p'rtie de cartes
gratis, q laquelle quatre prix
furent distributes, lie Ter, d Nine
Kertsou, un jolt porte-mouchoils
dome par Nine Oxide Duh6; le 2e,
3 Nine Il Ssbouriu: un joll pot q
la creme A>ec Ie sucrier, dome
par Nine Rosa Cyr; IL g., a Nine
Hebert notre chef, ct le De prix
Encouragement, d Nine D6lina
Primeau Ces deux dernirr- aussi
ont 6t6 donu6s. Assistez q toutes
les assemblies ct prenez parts aux
advertisements.
Alice Lefebvre. Sec A rch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

La Cour L'Etoiie du N,rl a ct
une chArmante solr6A lun1, d er.
nnrr II y cut jeu de cartes ct lee
prix fur+nt gagn6s CONNIE 8 it: LIE
Ter prix DIES messleurs. donn6s PAL
Mme Fonta,ne. a etc g.gn6 par M,
Frank Thibault, ct IL q dome
par Nine Narbonne. a sc rempor-
is par NJ. O. Meunier. LIE Ter pr1z
des danes, donn6 par Nine C6'ina
ROCKFORD, a etc gAgne Nine Tay-
Tor, ct lie 2e, dome pr Nine r
Guimont, fut gagu6 par Niue W,
Gerber.
Lee danseurs s'emparere It en-
sul1e du pa'quet ct 81 b.|ancerent
au son de la musique jusqu'a une
heure avaEc6e.
La musique de la so,r6e a Ste
gracieusement four"ie par NJ. E.
l.. Gadbols ct ses Gloves.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07
BTATS-UNlS

Philadelphia lie cardinal Van.
nutelli a assist6 d la c6r6monie dc
d61icace de la premiere csth6dra.
le ruthene grecque des Etats- Unla
ct pose la pierre angu]aire du
nouvel 6ditice de l'6glise Saint
Patrice. LIE l6gat papal a dome
sa b6n6diction q plus de 100. 600
personnes.
La paralysie infantile a cause
neuf d6ces q Providence au cours
DIES deux derniers mois, snr un to-
tai de 81 cas-. LIE nombre dc cas-
cette aimee repport6s au consell
d'hyglene de l'Etat jusqu'a date
est de 1858. L'6pid6mie a assu-
me une telle proportion que le de-
parchment de Hygiene pubIique
a Washington demand6 au com1-
t6 d'Etat de lui faire parvenir des
rapports chaque semaine. On es-
pere que l'6pid6mie commencera
q diminuer lorsque le temps de-
viendra plus frals.
New ork-Thomas S. Rogers,
commandant du navire de guerre
New Hampshire" Went de pu-
blier une liste de mons de 29 per-
sonues qui ont peri au cours d'uue
tempete a bord dune barque qui
a eta coul6e a l'entr6e de la riviAre
Hudson.
D'apres un t6moin oculaire, la
barge a 6t6 coul6e par une vague
dun navire qai passa tout pres
dele.
Cette nouvelle a jet6 Ia conster-
nation par toute la vile ct IN
grand nombre de personnes so
porta eur les ouais pour avojr des
nouvelIes suppl6mentaires sur
CO d6sestre.
LIE commandant du Louisiana"
valsseau-enselgne, a ouvert une
enque::e sur CO d6sastre maritime
pour en- rechercher la cause de de.
terminer les responsibilities. II
enverra son rapport au departe-
ment naval q Washington.
New York-Le jour de la fete
de Notre-D Dame du Saint Rosaire,
Mgr Farley, archeveque de Nav
York q pr6ced6 B la b6n6dictiOn
dune nouvelle chapelle franchise
d6diee q Notre. Dame.
La nouvelle chape,le sleeve
dams Morpingside avenue 3 la
hauteur de la 114e rue. Ellie est
une apnexe de l'4glise franchise
Saint Vincent de Paul, situ6e au
coin de la 23e rue ct de la &c ave.
nue..
La chapelle de la l14e rue sera
tout partlculierement fr6quent6e
les catalogues psrlant frapeais
qul habitent dams le haut de Ia
Vile de New York. Ellie pos,Ade
un fac-simile de la 'grotte de
Lourdes ct l'on s'attend 3 ce qu'el-
lie devienne CONNIE la c6l6bre
erotte N lieu de pelerinsge.
La direction des services de
cette nouvelIe 6glise FRANCHISE a
6,e confiee au Rev M. Reynaud,
G. M. +.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07
LA JUSTICE

La justice est on ellie meme la
base de la soci6t6 %civile; ct 81 l'on
en- s'6carte, sous n'importe quelle
Circumstance, notre ligne de con-
duite est consid6r6e avec m6pris.
La l1gne de conduite qui consiste
q avoir une caisse de bi6re golden
grain belt CONSIGNMENT q la cave,
atm qu'elle pulsse etre servie re-
gullerement en- est une que tout
le monde devralt suivre A cause
de SO grande valeur nutritive ellie
a obtenu une place d'honneur
dams la famille am6ricaine. Com
msndez de votre plus proche mar
chand.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

Les Danes du Rns4ire de IL pa
roisse N!otre-D Dame de Lourdes ont
Gu leur election annuelIe timanche
dernier, ct a r6sult6 CONNIE suit:
Pr6sldente, Nine A.. Bllodeau,
re6lue.
Vice. Pres. Nine Pierson, '66lue.
Sec. Arch, Nine L6da Malbmuf,
en- Replacement de Nine Lea La
llbert6.
Sec. Fin, Nine A. Lsgsc6, re6-
lue
Tresori4re, Nine Phi. Violet, en-
Replacement de Nine Elisabeth
Deslauriers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

Jeudi de Ia semaiue derniere 8
Gu lieu la reunion DIES membres du
Club des Beaux Arts, chez Nine
A. Bilcdeau, ct les memhrts y ont
assist6 en- grand nombre. L'6lec.
tion de la p%residente cut lieu et
I'honue, r fut dome a Nine Bile
deau. La reunion fut int6ressante
q tous les pointe. La prochaine
reunion aura lieu lie Ii courant, q
Ii demeure de Nine Laura Dumas
14l4 l36me Avenue n. pour Nine
Leda Malbwuf.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

Nine Auguste Beaudoin. de
Msndan, N. D, qui a pass6 l'6te q
Minneapolis. I'h6'e de 90 v6n6ra-
BILE mere NINE We Alex Mednier
ct de plusieurs aatres parents ct
amis. est retournee ctez ellie, lun-
di dernier, encbant6e de 90 visite
dams lee Villes. S@urs. CD ellie re-
s,dsit anciennement. Nine Beau
douin 6tait accompagn6e de ses
.deux petites files Alice ct Eva.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

La sema.ne dernlere a Gu lieu ie
marriage de M. Noble Rainville,
fills de M. Edouard Rainville, avec
Mile Florence Morse. LIE diner
nupt1al a 6t6 servl chez Mne
Boyde, couturiere, tante de la
mari6e, M. ct Nine Rsinville
sont allies en- voyage de noces q
Duluth ct a Superior.
Nos voux de bonheur ct de
prosp6rlte aux nouveaux 6poux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

L. club Hennepin donnera un
grand bal, vendredi soir, lie II oc-
tobre, daus la saIle A. o. u. W,
30 CentraIe. Les blllets sont de
SOC par couple. La musique sera
fournie par l'orchestre Gsdbois.
Ce bal est lie premier dune s6rle
de trois que lie club Hennepin SO
propose de bonner durant l'hiver.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

La Central Provision Co., 125
Avenue C,ntrale, annouce qu'elle
aura maiutenant toutes les semai-
mes, q partir du ]eudi soir, du bou-
din "cauadien" frais. Cholx de
viandes fra1ches, sal6es gu fum6es.
Telephones 7. S. Spruce 53l, N.
w. East 80.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

La semaipe derniere M. Ernest
Meunier, fiIs de M. ct N NE Arthur
Meunier, a et6 agr6ablement sur
pris, par l'arriv6e 4 la demeure de
ses parents, dun groupe dune
vingtaine de ses jeunes smis pour
y ssser Ia soir6e. lis s'amuserent
d qui mieux mieux au chant ct q
d'fferents aux. Eutre-temps, Nine
Meunier, sssit6e de 50 petite file
I'6ne, leur se1vit un succulent
gOt1ter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

Nine Josephine Brunelle desire
announcer qu'elle reprendra ses
travaux de- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT de por
traits en creyoD, sepie, water
color" on pastel.
AdresseZ-vous en- persOnne on
par carte. postale au No 1916
Bryant Ave Sud.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

M. David Gagu6, qui etait au
Montana depuis plusieurs mols est
revenu en- uotre Vile la semaine
derniere. Apes avoir mis- ordre
B ses effaires il compile retourner
dams l'Ouest od il a de grands in
t6rets. ......
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

A la demande dc plusieurs de
nos lecteurs nous Demons ci.dee-
sous le nom ct l'adresse du nou
veau c~cllecteur de pUnion st. 10.
seph.
Th6ophile Bochet, 526 3eme
Avenue. n. E.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

Members du Cercle Ste Aune!
Soyez toutes presentes d la pro.
chaine saance, lundi le 10 oct 'bre
Vous aurez une agreeable surprise
Nous esp6rons que la sale sera
comble CO soir. Ia.
Laura Dumas, Sec. Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

Des secousses de tremblement
de terre reseDti 8 samedi ont mis-
la population en- flute.
Les indiens, q ii eta;ent NOM 7 aux
dams cette region, 90 sont entuie,
terrifes. des les premi6res secous-
ses. lis s'imaginaient que le sol
allait s'entr'ouvrir sous leurs pieds
ct les eDg'ou ir tous.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07
ECHO DE L'OUEST
lie Vol des An8es

Un soir de JUN, j'entrai. occur las
Dams une chapelle rustique,
Oasis de paix ici- bias
Qui charme fame au sens mystique
Slr les sutels d FRANCES dor,
Ia haut de leur niche feurie
Souriaient dams un vert decor
Jesus, Saint Joseph ct Marie
A travers les grsnds vitraux penis
La lumi6re violac6e
Donnait 4 tons lea objets saints
Une teinte pale ct sacree
Et je prIais avec ferveur
Au fonl de Ia nef pacifque,
Voysnt vaciller la lueur
Rouge en- la lampe eucharistique,
Lorsque soudain je t%ressalllis
En- entandant CONNIE IN bruit
d'alles
Qui passaient lie long des lambrie,
Sc dirigeant vers les chapelles!
Antour des chefs aur6ol6s
De raugaste ct salnte famille
Je crus voir DIES groupes allies
Sur lesquels le jour mourant
brille 80.
Et bient6t sous les saints arceaux
Les sons dun concert inef 4ble
Sc r6pandaieut CONNIE les fots
Du waste ocean sur le sable
Sans doute Thyme v~esp6ral,s
Ple;n de sublimlt6s Oranges
Qua nos autels du recital
Des cleux nous apportent les anges.
Puts la vision s'effaca
Laissant fotter sur la Def sombre
L'6cho dun dernier hozannah. 90.
Seule brlllait la lampe en-
l'ombre...
DIR j. GENDRoN,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

La Cour Hennepin invite coldi-
alement les ]eunes demoiselles ct
messieurs, ainsi que les parents
d'assister au grand bal gui aura
lieu lie Ia courant, sale A. O.. U.
W., 80 Central Ave.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

A Vendre Restaurant ct Sale
de Lunch, lunch and Restaurant
Comblned' bien frequent6: avec
chambres pour r6sider. P%ropri6tai-
re quite la vile. Bon march6 327
Monroe N. Il.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

ON A une m6nagAre
sachant par'er le frarcais. Situa-
ton permanente. Bon salalre
S'adresser au Dr. E. n. Fontaine,
Washington Eau : dessus de Ia
pharmacie V@geli)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

ST.. Hyaeinthe - M. jerome
Adolphe Chicoine, avocat, journa-
liste ct anclen deput6, un de nos
citoyens les plus distlngues est
mort vepdredi dernier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

OttAw4cDu II au 20 septembre
les ravenus de la douane demon.
'r mt une augmentation de $685.,
$40 sur la periodic correspondence
Pan dernier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

On demande une demolselle
pour alder q l'ouvrege de Ia mai
O es u la couture. S'adresser d
Mime Simon 2122 Aldrich Ave.
So.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07
Grhn de r@nes1
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. Z Oct. 1910

M. joseph H. LsIibert6 Went
de prendre possession de l'h0tel
Lal.bert6, 20 2Ame rue N. E.
Notre compatriote compte en-
fsire un hotel de premiere clssse.
Success!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

Flagstaff Arizona-Un territol-
re de cinquante miles cares ct
s'4tendent depuis lei Jusqu'au
grand canyon de la riviere Colora-
do est q peu pres complement
depeuple.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

Newport R. I.,-Lors dune r6u-
MON, dun groupe considerable de
republicans, on a decide d'offrir
de nouveau la caniidature q lHon.
Aram j. Pothier CONNIE gouver-
neur. On await mentionn6 le nom
de NJ. r. Livingtongston Be eek
man, mails il a etc decide que ce
dernjer serait de nouveau candi-
dat CONNIE d6put6 a la Legislature
pour Newport.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-10-07

Echo DE L'OuEsT. $1.O0
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-03
Iowa Convention Opens.

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. "a clean
cut fight is being made in the Repub-
lican statesconvention today over the
issue of indorsing the Taft and Car.
roll national and state administrations.
In the convention are 1888 delegates.
AS near as the fractional complexion
can at present be determined, the
Cummins-Dollive or insurgent wing
has 1888 delegates and the stand patters
600. Leaders of both factions admit
that the final test of strength will not
vary much from these figures.
The insurgent programme is to
adopt a platform (which will give the
Taft and Carroll administrations nomi-
nal indorsement-in the case of the
former to commend the president inso-
far as he has carried out the pledges
of the last national platform, but to
make special and sweeping indorse-
ment Of the record Of Senators Cum
Minis and Dolliver and those members
of congress who voted against the
Payne tariff law and refused 10 sup
port the administration railroad meas
ure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-03
PHYSICIAN
SLAIN HAD
BROKEN VOW

P1ttsburg, Aug. 3.-Developments in
the DIR. George Murray Stewart-Edna
Wallace double tragedy have come
thick and fast, and it was brought out
that the young society physician had
undoubtedly also promised the Wal
lace woman to marry her in Septem-
Der, even though he was on the eve
of marrying Miss Alice Simpson of
Winchester, Va. Recently a letter
written from Winchester, Va, to Edna
Wallace told her that DR.. G. NJ. Stew
art, to whom she had considered her.
self engaged, was to marry Miss Simp.
son Aug. 10.
Albert Il. ODER, a member of one of
the richest families Of Pittsburg, CALI
ed at b morgue and identified the
body as that of his sister-in-Iaw. He
said that her proper name was Bertha
Neuland, and with this name many
families of the north side recalled the
pretty girl of good connection who
some years ago dropped out of their
sight and life. Mrs. Ober declines pos
itively to have the body of her dead
sister brought into her home or to
view 1t at all.
From real estate men it was learned
that the Wallace woman had already
arranged to sell all her property In
P~ittsburg, said to be worth $500, 900,
and after converting all into cash she
and the young physician were to mar
ry, she said, and go round the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-03
BRIST0W SEES
INSURGENTS
SWEEP STATE

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 3~.-Insurgents
swept Kansas at the Republican state
primaries like the pillows of mighty
ocean They named the party candi.
date for governor and six of the
eight congressional nominees. 1t was
the culnication of the most bitter
factional fight in the history of the
Republican party in Kansas. Cover
nor Stubbs, insurgent, who was nomi-
mated to make the race against the
Democratic candidate, George N.
stand patter.
Governor Stubs, Progressive and
supporter of Murdoch and Bristow,
has defeated Wagstaff, stand pat can
didate for governor, by an oyerwhelm-
ing majority.
The governor says his majority will
exceed $4,000. The result will carry
with 1t the elections of a majority of
the county Republican chairmen Of
the 105 counties from the 'insurgent
faction who, with the state congress
sional, state senatorial and legislative
nominees, make up the party council
to adopt q platform and elect d state
central committee. 1t seems certain,
therefore, that the insurgents will con
troll the Republican party council to
be held on Aug. so, and that this body
will refuse to indorse the administra-
ton of President Taft, the Payne
Aldrich tariff law and the other acts
of the present Republican congress.
Senator Bristow, 1t is stated, will seek
to control the party council and use 1t
to humiliate President Taft and his
administration. In this event United
States Senator Curtis, who will lead
the fight of the stand pat minority,
will with his forces vote against the
BristoW insurgent resolutions, but they
will not bolt the party council.
Reports from the Fourth district
show heavy insurgent gains and 1t Is
certain that Il. S. Jackson, insurgent,
has defeated Congressman j. NJ. Miller,
stand pat, by $500. Jackson is the
present attorney general of the state.
With Congressman Miller and Cal.
derhead defeated and with the prob.
ability that it may require the official
count to determine the fate of Con
gresham Reeder. stand patter, of the
Sixth district, along with the nomi
nation of Governor Stubs, who has
led the insurgent Republicans for the
| past year. a heavy blow has been
dealt to the stand pat element, which
brought Speaker Cannon and other
regular leaders to this state to plead
with the party to stand by President
Taft and the record of the national
administration at Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-03
ROOSEVELT
VISITS THE
MINE CAMPS

Scranton, Pa, Aug. s. Theodore
the workers in the heart of the
Pennsylvania anthracite region. He
met and talked with the men who
dig the coal as they came from the
mines black with CRIME. He talked
with them about their homes, their
children and their manner of living.
He talked with their wives and their
children, and learned from their OWE
lips how they look at life. He climbed
to the top of a coal breaker and spent
half an hour there in the sitting Goa
dust, so that he might see what the
boys who work there have to do.
He spent another half hour In a silk
mill talking with the girl workers. He
visited the people in their homes and
saw how they lived. He plodded two
miles through the dust, up hills and
In all manner of places, and he return
ed to Scranton as evening was draw
ing near, black with CRIME, but smil-
ing with delight at his experiences.
The best part of 1t all, he said repeat
eddy, was that he was Bile to meet
the people as a private citizen and talk
with them as man to man.
Many of the toilers had no idea of
the former Presidents identity, which
he took care to conceal, when possible,
until after he had finished his talk.
Others who knew who he was treated
him, he said, not rs a former presi-
dent, but as a plain man who had
come to see them, to talk and learn
their condition.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Aug. 3.-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt arrived here to-
day. He will be TIE guest for three
days of Rev. ]. J. Curran.
Read the NEW every day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-03
Girl Tells Her Story.

! Quebec, Aug. 3.-While striving to
shield DR.. Hawley Harvey Crippen,
the London murder suspect, Ethel
Clara Leneve, who fled with him
across the ocean disguised as a boy,
has bit by bit given the police the
information they have been adroitly
seeking since the cepture of the pair
aboard the steamship Montrose.
The girl has told her story In re-
Spouse to the appeals of her parents,
and while insisting that she does not
believe DR.. Crippen killed his wife,
Belle Gilmore, the vaudeville actress,
she has given all the details of their
strange wanderings and also the man
ner in which part of Belle Elmore's
jewels were pawned. The police are
elated w their success in inducing
Miss Leneve to talk. This success has
been the result of adroitness, in which
brutal third degree" methods were
conspicuously lacking.
ETHEL Clara Leneve may be in
nocent of any share in the murder of
Belle Elmore. She has told me her
simple story and it is sufficient to clear
her Of any guilt if certain facts which
she sets forth are established. l am
in communication with Scotland Yard
now and detectives in England are
working to prove her story"
This statement was made by Inspec-
tor Dew after the girl had at last told
all she knew.
"She is doing all she can to shield
Crippen, however," added Dew, land
constantly in her discussion of the
case, she repeats her belief that he IL
innocent. We know better"
The authorities under the direction
Of Inspector Dew have done their ut.
most to keep her hidden since SHE
landed from the Montrose. The girl
appears on the verge of collapse. Hell
face is drawn; deep circles under hel
ey.s; there is but a slight color in her
cheeks.
Her condition is the opposite to thai
of Crippen. The little doctor gave evi
dence of having further regained his
spirits. He eats heartily and even at
tempts to jest with the guards who
keep him in their gaze every moment
of the day and night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-03

A pleasing, good, nIg1 grade. truly
Favored, amber colored cup of coffee
can be had-and without the real
Coffee danger, or damage to health
by simply using DR.. Shops new sub
%stitute, called Health Coffee" Pure,
wholesome, toasted cereals, malt,
nuts, ETC., make DR.. Shops Health
Coffee both healthful and satisfying.
No 20 to 80 minutes tedious boiling.
Made in a minute" says DR.. Shoop.
If served as coffee, it's taste will
even trick an expert. Sold by Frank
Hilsdorf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-03
CAN'T EXTRADITE CHARLTON.

Time Limit Has Expired For Applica-
ton From Italy.
Jersey City, N. j., Aug. 3.-Although
Italy for ~extradition expired last night
no papers had been received at that
hour by John B. Vreeland, United
States district attorney for the state
of New Jersey, asking the return OF
Porter ]. Charlton to Italy to be tried
for the murder of his wife at Lake
Como, to which he has confessed
Charlton is still in the Hudson county
jail in Jersey City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-03
Oklahoma Primaries.

Guthrie, Okla, Aug. ~3.-Joseph w.
McNeal of Guthrie will be the Repub-
lican nominee for governor, according
20 returns received, and Lee Cruce OF
Ardmore viii be the Democratic nom
inee. Both are national bankers,
MeNeal says he has 10000 majority
over any other of the three candidates
Tom Ferguson of Watonga. c. G..
Jones and John Field of Oklahoma
City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-03
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