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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-21

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
Church, corner Twelfth and Morgan
streets. Rev. A. G. Fjellman, pastor
Sunday school at $50 a. m. Chief
service, 1880 a. m. vespers, 1880
p. m. NIL,
There will be services Sabbath at
The Church of the Nazarene, 1900
Bank street, this city. Sabbath school
2::3O p. m. Christians praise service
$3.50 p. m. Preaching $50 p. m. BY or
der of the church board.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Mis-
sion Church, corner of Fourteenth ana
Morgan streets. Rev. VIM. L. Hawk
inson. pastor Sunday school at $50
g. m. Morning service at 1880 a. m.
Evening service at 1880 p. m. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Second Presbyterian Church, Reid
and G streets. Pastor, J. G. Hughes,
1718 Park street. school at
the church, 9:45. Afternoon school
Rock Hall Mission, $50. Preaching
services II a. M and 1880 p m. Pray
er meeting Wednesday evening at
T:30. The public cordially invited to
attend the school and services.
First Congregational Church, Sixth
and High streets. Pastor, Rev. G. G..
Williams, D. D. Services as follows:
Bible school 9:45. Morning worship,
10: As. The pastor will preach on
Power, Lost and Found. The Anthem
for the morning will be HE Watching
Over Isreal," Mendelssohn. No even
ing service. Visitors cordially vel
coined.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
726-T2S Main street, second floor
Services 10:45 on subject, Matter"
Sunday school $50 a. m. Wednesday
evening meeting at 7:45 o'clock. Read
ing room same address open Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday afternoons from
2:30 to 1870 O'Clock. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to the public.
Unitarian church, Fourth and High
streets, C. F. Elliott, minister. Morning
service at II o'clock, subject of dis
course, "On the Trail Mrs. Henry
Schouten will sing solo. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m. This is the first
service held in the church since the
lance will meet with Mrs. G. w. He'll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-21
Dead Six DAYS.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept 20
Fer SIX days John c. Fay, a pronlin-
ent attorney sat at his Office window
dead, while crowds walked by, He
succumbed to heart failure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-21
aiIlinn Dollar Jury.

rUnited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK. Sept. 20 Sheriff Har-
burgers billion dollar fury awarded
a $4,000 verdict to the wife of a
workman killed while employed by a
Bic corporation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-21

success. The Young Mems Club,
which meets In the basement at $50
will be glad to welcome every young
man wishing to find hand of fellow
ship. Preaching service at 1o:45 by
the pastor. Subject Three Great
Signal Lights" The Juoior League
will meet at 2:30 p. m. Epworth
League $50. Preaching service 1880.
Subject, Men With Iron in Their
Blood" A hearty welcome is extended
to all. William H. Neil, pastor. Resi-
dence, 619 Morgan street.
First Baptist Church, Eighth and
Blondeau streets. Rev. J. f. Sanders,
d. D., pastor Pastors study in the
notwithstanding services at 10: as
a. M, and at 1880 p. m. Morning sub
ject, Life and How to Live It." Even
Ing subject, "a Great Keokuk and
How to Make 1t" Sunday school at
$3.50 and Baker Mission Sunday schoo.
at 2:30 D. m. The Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union at $50 p. m. Good music
by the choir; leader. Miss Sallie An
derson. We extend an invitation to
every man in the city of keolluk who
is interested in greater Keokuk anc
in a better Keokuk to attend the SER
vices at the First Baptist church Sun
day evening. Shall the city be ruled
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-02

Postage stamps produced by Uncle
Sam in six days would reach from
New York to Frisco, if placed end to
end.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-02

Junior hear Briggs got into a
lot of trouble with that girl he was
going with. Soph-Yes. How's
that? Junior-He married her.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
ASKS DIVORCE AFTER
CHASING WIFE AND
AFFINITY WITH GUN

MACON, GA, Feb. ll--V. r. Moklcr,
local agent for a church publishing
house, has brought suit against his
wife, Mrs. Lottie Mokler on "A statutory
ground, as the result of finding her in
company Sunday night with Robert E
Dahlen, manager of a cafe. At that
time Mokler fired five times at his wife
ana Dahien, and caused much excite
ment in the neighborhood Of the court
house, near where he boarded, by pur-
suing Dahlen through the streets for
several blocks
The divorce suit is unique, in that in
her answer which accompanies. Mrs.
Moller admits, under oath, In an afIi-
davit, that she is guilty OF the charge
brought against her. and agrees with
her husband in that Dahlen is the CO.
respondent.
Mrs. Moker offers no resistance TO
the divorce suit, out, ON the other hand,
has surrendered their ten year-old son.
She says that she is going to another
city and begin life anew.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
TRIP Of FIT TIL IN
BALANCE TODAY
Final Efforts to Raise Last
Necessary 81, 900 to Come
to End Tonight.

Toda,. 5es,,i,aI,. 5,~fgss u.betbrr Al
1900, 49, r,,..,. ,.,-.,.--,, Won;
meht' Auahta own 10
this city at the inauguration OF FFeS'-
dent Wilson.
Forrest Adair and /. !. Daniel. the
TWO n,emhers of the general committee
who are sim keeping no the fight for
tba last q 0a0 needed will gauge their
further actions bv the results Of their
u.crl, today II the RESPONSES TO the
letters sent out by them show any in
aicatton fiat the balance of tine fund
win ne raised they will take UP the
fight with renewed courage, but if the
funds come in as slowly as they did
Yesterday Mr. Adair and Nh Dam
10, like fine rest of the committee, Will
give nm the fight
City's Last Chance.
"Ir is AtIauta's last chance" SAID Mr..
Adair today For several wceks a
number of us have given not only our
pro rata of the money needed, but our
time ae well. in order that Atlanta
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
JACK THE RIPPER"
KILLS ANOTHER; NO
CLEW TO 81 AYE K

What is believed to be the nineteenth
or twentieth-the police have about lost
count--Jack the Ripper Staying was
discovered this morning in kirkWood,
when the body of a negro woman was
found on Clifton street
The woman's throat was slashed ana
her face was badly cut. She appeared
to have been dead for some hours ana
there was no clew 10 the slayer. The
crime was much the same as those
which have been laid TO a Jack the Rip
per and for which responsibility has
never been fixed.
Judge House, acting as coroner
summoned a jury for an inquest. The
slayer left not a clew and none knew
the victim, who appeared to be about
% years old.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Toilet Papers Reduced 2 DAYS

Wednesday and Thursday at Main Store only Limited
stocks of some. Buy promptly.
Gudstok 200 sheets fiat regular Oc packages Csc
II Palmers Little Black Pills
Boston Oval, fine silk grade Toe; for Csc
H of three large packages; Special 25c
A. w. large package
for $t.oo.
ii Isam rolls 10c: for 25c.
Sno Tissue, rolls fiat, 1oc; for Csc.
Waldorf Rolls, small, &c. for 25c large, toc for 25c
H Organize Silk Tissue 1oc 3 for Csc
roller regularly SOC; Special
Heavy Nickel Folders; regularly soc; Special, 3sc.
Heavy Nickel, regularly $780, Special 79c
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
CHAMBER URGED BY
COOPER TO BOOST
ITS ORGANIZATION

Secretary w. C, Cooper, Of the At
lanta Chamber OF Commerce, has ad-
dressed an appeal to the members Of
the chamber asking them to give a few
moments each day to boosting the or
SANITATION and calling attention to it,
influence in the community.
Secretary Cooper points out that the
chamber is responsible for the passage
Of the recent bond issue. which resulted
in material sanitary Improvement in
Atlanta and lowered the death rate.
that it brought about the building Of
the Auditorium-Armory, ana that it is
about to organize a convention bureau
whose purpose will be 10 draw bodies of
all sorts to the city for their annual
gatherings.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Quick
Home Cure
for Piles
Trial Package Absolutely Free.
Will You Spend a Post
Card for 1t?

II YOU are a suffere. from piles in
slant relief is yours for the asking,
and a speedy, permanent cure win
follow.
The Pyramid Drug Co. All Pyra-
mid Bldg, Marshall. Mich, will send
you free, in a plain wrapper, tria!
package of Pyramid Pile Remedy,
the wonderful, sure and certain cure
for the tortures of this dread dis
ease. Thousands have already taken
advantage of this offer thousands
know for the first time in years what
II is to be free from the pains, the
itching, the awful agony of piles.
Pyramid Pile Remedy relieves the
pain ana itching Immediately. The
Inflammation goes down, the swell
ing is reduced and soon the disease
is gone absolutely
No matter how desperate YOU
think your case is, write in today for
the tree trial treatment. Then. when
YOU have used it in the privacy Of
your own home and found out for
yourself how ehicacious it is, YOU can
get the full-size package at any drug
store for 30 cents. Every day YOU
suffer after reading this notice You
suffer needlessly. Simply fill on
free coupon and mail today.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
Sale of Bath Cloths, Cases, Etc.

For Wednesday and Thursday number of special values
bath cloths bath mitts busters bags tourist ETC. At
Main Store only
Knit Bath Cloths, Special 3 for Csc
Special, for 25c.
Special Bath Cloth l5c value, 1oc
English prices 25c 35c Special, 2oc.
Ioofah Mis, 25c Csc.
regular price 35c; Special, Csc.
price, Special, f8c.
hardwood wal
ceilings, Regularly Special, t5c. y. .r ~
rubber lined; with knit
cloth; regularly Special, 1oc.
Size, of Silk; regularly 35c; Special, Csc
regularly 35c Special 25c
Vests all Special, '@'"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
For Sale
Flower Perfumes
Regularly Sold$1.OO

- PEClAL sale for two days, Wed
nesday and Thursday, to popular
lie these highly concentrated, true
flower extracts.
Among the true flower essences
none is superior to these Concen-
trated Handkerchief Extracts, nor
holds its fresh sweet fragrance more
permanently. There are flower
perfumes that charm with a delight
full fragrance when the bottle is
first opened, but very soon the
freshness and sweetness of the
flower fades away and leaves a
heavy odOr unpleasantly pungent.
You will not be so disappointed
with our handkerchief extracts, for
to the last drop each perfume re-
tains the dewy freshness and fra
grant individuality of its flower.
Heliotrope Violet DeParme
White Rose Wood Violet
White Lilac Sweet Glover
Lily of the ValleS Musk
Peau d IISpagne I'rangipanni
PatChOula Wang Wang
In 2-oz. bottles with glass shoppers.
Our regular price 81. co.
For this sale ..............OOC
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-11
wooDMEN uNvEIL MONUMENT

CORDELE, GA. Feb. 1.-THE un-
yelling of handsome monument to the
memory of Fort Carter took place al
the Richland cemetery. under the aus
pieces Of the Woodmeu of the World
the camps OF Cordele. Leslie America.
ana several other points having lars,
representations
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-01-24
Eu!rope

Paris.-Un physicien francais a
imagine un apparel perfectionn6
photo -tel6graphique qui, ce que
Pon annonce, transmet des photo
graphies ct des dessins par fills t6-
phoniques en- quatre minutes.
Une des caract6ristiques de Zap
pareil est quill est ais6ment porta-
tif, ne pesant que quelques livres
ct quill peut s'appliquer a n'im-
porte quel telephone.
Londres.-Deux a6ronautes an
glais, NM. Macdonald ct Ingales,
ont etc noy6s ces jours-ci dams la
Tamise.
Les aviateurs volaient assez
haut au-dessus de la riviere quand
la machine a subitement plong6;
aussitot arrive en- contact avec
leau, le moteur fait explosion.
L'un des aviateurs s'est soutenu
pendant quelque temps par-des-
sus lappareil, mais il a coul6 avant
que les bateaux parts en- toute
hate de la rive, aient pu l'attein-
Gre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-01-24
NJ. MiIIerand Demissionne

Paris.-M. Alexandra Millerand.
lie meilleur ct le plus c6lebre des
ministries de la guerre francais de-
puis le general Marquis de CALI
fet, d6missionne ct sa demission
plonge larm6e ct lie pays dams la
CONSERVATION.
M. Lebrun, ministre des colo
nies' etc nomm6 ministre de la
guerre, ct M. Besnard, sous-secre-
taire d'Etat aux Finances, rempla-
ce M. Lebrun aux Colonies.
M. Millerand, quoique ayant ap-
partenu, il y quelques ann6es, a
la phalange radicale-socialiste,
6tait un grand patriotic, un parti-
san sincere de la paix religieuse ct
un ami de Parm6e. Sous sa direc-
tion i'armee francaise, sap6e autre-
fois par les divisions intestines
guy provoquaient ses ennemis,
6tait redevenue unie, forte ct plei-
ne de confance en- sol. LIE syste-
me de d6lation don't lie general An
Dire await etc le triste innovateur,
6tait d6ja oubli6. L'Etat-Major
general travaillait pour repa-
rer les b6vues des Piquart ct DIES
Goiran. Et la France, tout entie-
re suivait dun cell rempli de sain-
tes esp6rances cette renaissance
patriotique.
Milierand est tombe victime des
Loges ct de la Juiverie. C'est la
franc-maconnerie ct le Dreyfusis-
me qui ont cause sa chute.
Au moment du dernier process
Dreyfus, Pun des officers ayant te-
moign6 contre le IT, fire. lie lieute-
nant colonel marquis du Patty de
! Clam await etc mis- d'ofice la re-
traite.
Depuis lors, Get Officer, victime
dune injustice criante, demandait
sa r6integration dams larmee.
LIE pred6cesseur immediat de NJ.
MilLerand, M. Messimy, await pro-
mis- au lieutenant colonel du Patty
Gle Clam, Gle lul rendre son grace
sill retirait une poursuite gull
await intentee au ministere de la
guerre. Quelques jours settlement
apres avoir 5onne cette promesse,
| lie cabinet don't M. Messimy faisait
partie, fut contraint de Sc retirer,
mals M. Millerand, le nouveau
ministre, Sc considera engage en-
vers le lieutenant colonel du Patty
de Clam par les promesses de son
pr6d6cesseur.
Aussitot la presse radicale So
cjaliste maconnique ct juive COM
menca a fulminer contre ''poutre-
Guidance" de M. Millerand, ct ce
dernier Sc Wit dams la tri te neces-
site de remettre sa demission d M.
Poincar6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-01-24
TELEPHONES:
Bureau N. w. Main 232
Residence n. w. East 1898
N. A. L'HERAULT
AVOCAT EFT NOTAIRE
729 Palace Building
Assurer la Destruction des
ICeberQS

I'm projet don't lie but est de
d6truire les icebergs sera soumis
au Congress. LIE "Board Of Trade
and Transportation" de New-Y York,
annonce quill approuve le bill que
le repr6sentant Calder de Brook
lyn, pr6sentera au par,ement a
Washington. Ce bill demsnde la
formation dune commission pour
etudier la possibilit6 de construire
un immense barrage sur les grands
bancs de Terre-Neuve. LIE proJet
fut d'abord trouv6 absurde, mais
apres les explications de celui qui
Ia concu, G. L. Kicker, ing6nieur
de Brooklyn, il fut consider6 COM
me possible.
NJ. Kicker propose d'obstruer le
courant du Labrador Ell posant un
cable d'acier de dix pouces de dia-
metre, au-dessus des grands bancs,
Oh lie lit de Ioc6an est un plateau.
LIE courant d6posera sur ce cable
du sable qui, en- saccumulant, for
ra une jetGe de deux miles de lon
gueur a Fest du cap Race.
Cette jet6e sera sutfisante pour
detourner les eaux. LIE golfe
Stream Sc melera au courant froid
du Labrador, fera fondre la glace ct
chassera les icebergs non settlement
de la region DIES grands bancs, mais
aussi de tout le cercle arctique. LIE
Greenland sera transform6 en- un
v6ritable jardin ct lAngleterre Sc
ra entour6e dun courant aussi
chaud que celui de la mer des Ca
rabies.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-01-24

LIE President de la R6publique
Francaise est elu a la majorit6 des
suffrages par lie S6nat ct la Cham
bre des Deputies reunis en assem-
bl6e rationale a Versailles.
II est nomm6 pour sept ans. II
est r66ligible. CART. 2 de la loi
constitutionnelle du 25 few. 1875,
relative a Organisation des pou.
voirs publics.)
Un mois au moins; avant le ter
me legal des pouvoirs du President
de la R6publque, les Chambres Sc
reminiscent en- Assemble Rationale
a Versailles (Congres) pour proc6-
der P6lection du nouveau Pr6si-
dent.
En- cas- de d6ces ou deId6mission
du President de la R6publique, les
deux Chambres Sc reminiscent i'm
m6diatement en- Congress ct de
plein droit. Cart. 3 de la loi cons
titutionnelle du l6 Juliet l875.)
lie President de IA R6publique
a Initiative des lois, concurrem-
ment avec les membres des deux
Chambres. II a le droit de faire
grace. II dispose de la force ar
NEE. II preside aux solennites ma
tionales. Les envoy6s ct ambassa-
deurs des puissances etrangeres
sont accr6dit6s aupres de lui.
II peut, sur ravis conforme du
S6nat, dissoudre la Chambre des
Deputies.
II n6gocie ct rattle les traites;
il en- dome connaisshnce aux
chambres aussitot que l'int6ret ct
la stret6 de l'Etat le peri mettent.
II ne peut d6clarer la guerre
sans lassentiment des dSux Cham
bres.
II nest responsible que dams le
cas- de haute trahison.
II ne peut etre mis- en- accusation
que par la Chambre des Deputies
ct ne peut etre jug6 que par le Sc
nat, constitute en- haute cour de
justice.
II jouit dune indemnit6 annuel-
lie de 100000 fr., (s24O,000.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-01-24
UNE DECOUVERTE

SeattIe.-Des prospecteurs qui
executaient DIES sondages, non loin
de Point Barrow, ont decouvert
une precieuse relique des temps
les plus recul6s qui permettra aux
savants de reconstituer en- partie
la vie pr6historique dams cette pro-
vince.
NJ. Maxwell, envoye par le gou-
vernement americain, operait des
sondages en- compagnie de quel-
ques blancs sur les cotes de la mer
de Behring, dams le courant de
Juliet, lorsque son attention fut
attir6e par un monticule de pierres
generalement convert par les ice
bergs.
Ayant op6r6 DIES fouilEes Fen
droit Gu la vague await commence
a desagr6er le monticule, les pros
pecieurs mirent a d6couvert le toit
dune maison pr6historique Ell
parfait etat de conservation. A
cote du squelette parfaitement con-
serve dun mammoth gigantesque.
don't la race est disparue, s'6levait
une habitation en- parfait 6tat,
contenant de nombreux ustensiles
de chasse, de peche ainsi que DIES
armes ct des objets domestiques.
Les murs encore tres solides
etaient retenus au centre de l'ha-
bitation par une couverture massi.
We, s'appuyant sur une colonne de
pierre, le tout ressemblant assez .
une parapluie ouvert.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-01-24
Resultats satisfaisants

'Je desire mentlonner quelques-
unes dies personnes qul ont lei etc
deja queries par votre Novoro,"
6crit M. Francois Dronette, de Ka-
plan, La.
"PremiArement il y a Nine B.
Trahan, qui fut malade pendant
longtemps. Les m6d6cins qui la
soignaient fnalement la declare
rent incurable. Ellie ne pesait
plus que ia livres; ellie en- pese
maintenant 100. Apres Dieu ellie
remercie le Novoro pour sa gueri-
son.
M. Cimihon CORNER souffrit de
maux de tete pendant 25 ans. LIE
Novoro le gu6rit dune mani6re
permanente.
M. Adolphe Buchon souffrait
dun NAL Constitutional dams les
yeux. II 6tait presque aveugle.
C'est assez 6trange, mais trois bou-
teilles du Novoro lie guerirent. Je
pourrais mentionner bien d'autres
guerisons, mais ceci suffira pour
cette fois ct montre certainement
Que ce remede produit d'excellents
r6sultats,''
LIE Novoro du DR.. Pierre est un
remede pour le sang ct la constitu.
tion, qui apporte la sant6 ct Ia
force partout Oh le sang Sc trouve
| Ce nest pas un remede de phar
macie. Des agents sp6ciaux le
fournissent au public! S'adressel
au DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.
Is rs So. Hoyne Ave. Chicago
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-01-24
Ceux qui ont Habite L'Ely'
see deDuis 1870
MORT DUN EXPLORATORY
FRANCAIS

Une d6peche de Paris mande
que le premier pionnier de Pexpan-
sion franchise au Tonkin. lexplora-
rateur "Jean Dupuis'' est mort le
% novembre dernier, a Monaco, a
rage de SO ans. Son nom est in
s6parable de l6tablissement de la
France au Tonkin ct en- AMMAN.
Parti pour la Chine en- 1860,
apres avoir voyage en- Egypte de
1857 a 1859, il s'6tablit CONNIE ne
gociant Hank6ou. Ce fut la que
l'id6e )ui vint de chercher une rou-
te 6conomique q travers la Chine
meridionale. Apr6s avoir remont6
lie Yang-s6. il Sc rendit au Yunnan,
d'oh il descendit le heuve Rouge en-
sampan, ]usqu'a son embouchure
au Tonkin, s'assurant ainsi de sa
navigabilite ct de la possibilit6 de
de p6n6trer par cette vote dams la
Chine m6ridionale.
De retour en- France, il sollicita
une mission officielle pour compile
ter sa decouverte. On la lui refu-
sa. Ii 6quipa alors a ses frais une
fotille marchande, revint a Hanoi,
ct ce furent ses d6mel6s avec les
autorit6s annamites qui provoque-
rent Intervention, puis la mort,
du lieutenant de vaissedu Francis
GARNER, lexplorateur du Mekorg.
De ces 6v4nements sortit leXp6di-
ton de la France au Tonkin.
Celui qui await ouvert le Tonkin
a la France aurait dn etre recon-
pens6 scion ses m6rites. II men
fut malheureusement rien, ct, en-
dept de son courage h6roique ct
des services sighal6s quill rendit q
son pays, ce grand voyageur est
mort dams le d6n1ment, d6laiss6 ct
presque oubli6. Pour le dedom-
mager de la saisie de sa fottille
lors des incidents de Hanoi, le
gouvernement francais lui await &C.
cord6 la concession dune houillere
au Tonkin. Cette exploitation
6tait une mauvaise affaire Oh Jear
Dupuis Sc ruina. ii await d6pose
} le reste de sa fortune dams unt
banque qui fit faillite. C'est aims
que ses derniers jours furent as
sombris par les soucis les plu'
cruels ct les moins m6rit6s. Jeal
Dupuis public plusieurs ouvrage
, sur le Tonkin ct le feuve Rouge
LIE premier date de 1879 ct le der
nier le Tonkin de 1872 q 1885,
J ne parut au'eD 1910.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-01-24
Cana0a

St-Jean. N. B.-Mgr Jean He
bert, cure de Bouctouche, Went
d'etre nomme Grand Vicaire par
S. G.. Mgr Leblanc. de St-Jean.
Get honneur lui await etc confe-
re d'abord par Mgr Casey.
Ottawa.-Le DR.. J. D. Courte-
nay. oculiste bien connu au Cana
da, Went d'avoir lhonneur d'6tre
romm6 membre de la soci6t6 ro-
yale des medecins britanniques.
Peu de nos medecins peuvent COM
me lui METRE Fl. r. M. S." apres
leur nom.
Montreal. lie docreur Henri
Hervieux est mort!
On a appris cette foudroyante
nouvelle par une d6peche laconi-
que de Newly ork, ainsi concue:
lie paquebot "Rochambeau,' Z,
arrive .du Havre, nous apporte la
nouvelle que lie DR. Hervieux, de
Montreal, est mort dun cancer au
foie. LIE corps etc retourne au
Havre ct sera envoy6 au Canada" f"
Quebec. M. Edouard-J -Juche-
reau Duchesnay est d6c6d6 a lHo-
tel-Dieu de Quebec apres quelques
mois de maladie, a lage de 81 ans
II 6tait ]e fills de feu phon. Antoi-
ne-Juchereau Duchesnay, senateur
ct seigneur de Sainte-Cather:ne; il
a etc longtemps dams la milice ca
nadienne. II etc durant plu-
sieurs ann6es maire de Saint Malo
avant lannexion de cette munici-
palit6 a Quebec, ct pr6fet du com
te de Quebec.
Brigham.- Nine Legar6, qui de-
vait faire sa lessive, await place
une cuve remplie d'eau bouillante
sur un banc don't ellie Sc sert habi.
tuellement a Get ehet. Ayant eu 8
sortir pour quelques minutes, ellie
laissa son enfant seul dams la PIE
ce. L'enfant voulut monter sur le
banc ct le renversa. L'eau bouil
lante Sc r6pandit sur lui ct le brdls
horriblement. II y succombt
quelques heures plus tard apre:
avoir endure de terribles souffran
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