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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-05-11
LOR1G1NE DES LOCUTIONN
USUELLES,

OCOELLESs
LIE musee p6dagogique de Pari.
Went d'adresser, Sur IL proposition
de NJ. Muller, anx ccoles normales
di"stituteurs un Questionnaire aui
est assez i%nteressant. Il s'agi,.
rcsr les .futsrs maitres. do repon.
dre'a.des iuterroga,ions posses sur
ForigIne dune foule. dc locutions
usneIles Oh d'babitudes consacrGes
Combien de phrases sont pronon.
Gees sans cesse, en- eff.t. don't h
Specification orieiuelle n fini mar
6chapper! "d
II sera sans lonte curieux d..
mo"trer par qnelq"es ~exemp,ps en-
qua c0nsiste le questionnsirer des.
tue d elargir la sphere d',dees des
lnstituteurs, a leur faire remuer
plus de peus6es, & les METRE A
meme do s%ontenir DIES Conversations
~
plus .raf6n6es.
Ainsi on demande d'oA.. Went,
rexpression "mettre les pouces,y
qui signitie ceder 4 Ia forces: ellie
fat allusion 4 uue coutume romaine
qui, vonlait one les spectateurs
dun combat d'afhlAtes rapproch.s g.
sent leurs popces lorsqu'ils voulni.
cut faire cesaer sla latte au moment
on Pan des athletes etait pres. ..:e
succomber.
La locution, populaire "tonber
des noesn. deriiye aussi, probable.
ment, c'uu.psage latin. Une AN.
c'enne loi Domaine ,exiseait que,
'ua'd nm chlt saen await passe pour
mort, il ne pat"fentrer dams Sd mai.
son que par une lucarae du toll.
a espx qqi t~roqaysrqnt Replication
u" pen singuliere, nous dirous que
pe9ti etre cettesespyession de ""tom,
Der ides nnesn est, tout supplement-
n"e des hardies eI yigoureuses me
t"HnGres CONNIE en- ltropvs .tspt,
dams le Language populaire.
La location "iaire des gorges]
chaudes de quelqu'an on do quelque
chose" est un terme de v6ncrie.
En- Language. de tauconnerle, on
appetait aotrefpis george chaude"
chair d'animaux fraichemeut tues
qu'on dlstribuait encore ,lede aux
o'seaux, par opposition au.. terme
"gorge froide" employee pour ,desi-
gner' "a chair. d'animaux tues del [
plus Tongue date.
Apres IL chase, les ,faucons, quf|'
y ayalent contribute 6tsient natu-.
re''e"e"t recompensfs nar;de belIes
gorges chapades don't. les betes CAP.
faisaient les. frais. De IA.
Repression :.faise gorge claude
de quelqu'un" pour: s'escrimer sur
lo' du bee ct des ,oneles. Sc 70 par.
t"ser . bellies dents, eu faire ,uue /,
c"ree joyeuse.. :, /,
"C'est .une autre paire de man,
che" . e~gaiement une origioe
Sous Charles VT i..l.
persoones de distinction gardetent :,
leg mapehes e.roites. Dc Ia robe, I
mails Giles adapterent. par dessus
noe ssess paire de msnehes larges,
Plus luxsssess, ooataat bsssooopl !,
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MY friends and the public are notified .h..
l have removed to the s:ore tormeriv saas
pied ~ Mr.. +. G. CurtSs, No. Main .t sSS.'
where VIII keep constantly on hand . ~,
supply OF Groceries, Provisions. Winss ss =
Liquors. Give me . call and examine nv ~
5 - JOHN DEZAUCHR.
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Ayaut 80. - sn4t6riel n6cesaaire. nous som
mes ! mAme Iex6cuter tour les ouvragea "
pographiquss qmi Gus aeront con6ks Lea
Srets d'svocat, cartes d'atfairea. entates de
faoturos. tioketa d'hahitation, blxncs. circu-
faires. etc. ssront i mprimEs danaie plus bret
46lsi ct I des prix mod6r&a.
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R4N'T ~FO Pl.arr
!. ::aR..
MAlNsANDr SITS.
ks.kSay ~ !:
- e---E-
aeA t+ 4t
AVENDRE.

H5s penp@ +sss Il hsuees pcdt !.
"s1ettaA9k&e 4; .: d.
A4oesae' ~ hooilioire en- bon Or
are! 6sarsa,se = ~. 0eoean ID.
ease 49, Il SasriHzll.z do Th;.
oodosx.
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T:T-FE3GT Il. -::FsJNT:r'.
Il 0totoo q 4l1o32Q

I'D soctet6h sMisse.
sotA souta ls6soeats i;At6MAiver
m~nt sssa4ulstisA Sssv~ss disco.
re 10 gtssAp 7A9uvs :Asssassippt
sotsM IA A1a,Iuseas a. At.u~ui5s
sutre sourcei Lxs1soea6t4 A'envoy6
sut l<xe lirsxsasNse1p61ltion soieH.
tiodawaoot : ayla+uttts vieinent
H. fentrrra Sxihs' Psufs xtres retro
acaaitt6s avec succAs do '1edfF mis-.
sion. Iis-ont .it<c6dstrt deux facs
4 sept miles du lac d'ftasca, ct &
cent dix piesla environ xudessus de-
son nivean. lila ont pu constater
qur c'+st dams les deux laos snpt-
rieurs AL lac d'Itasca que .le plus
grand flruve des Etats. Uuis prend
81 soutce.
Qu+lqars Indications pour les
- .E .t 46,~aS il ssF D. Assl -.
Il ~ 4 o.. !.
Qu'eilrs 'apprenIent, 81 elles ne
le savent d6ja, qu'an chapeau noir
or .bleu clair tapnvient exclusive.
mrnf aug blOiIdes.
Aux brnnps, les nnances orau-
E6ea on james.
90 Ll
LIE chaprau blanc mat sled aux
carnations roA6ris..'''ff
U" chapeau rouge enfn, nest
s"pl'ortable qd.Avpc les TENTS hauts
Ell cOulrur. ,'" "a 'sss :" '
Vous 'vous' deman,drz, mainte.
nant, de- qui sOiit te~ conseils EN-.
prri"ts dune ii .profonde connais..
sa,ce ,ir ia miatiere! H'H"7
D" regreitt NJ Uhevrenl, qui ne,
ne %cont1niait pas d'etre le pteeire de
J" boagir. m;ai~ aaquei oar doit aan$ ssh
Iies travanx tres .fpmarquables sur
les coulenrs. 5' 3s';@ f3k 50
EFre:e .4s4N.. -
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: y 1000 BRIQuES de Eapa1s~qaIitS so.t.
!hsIon Lafossche, pres Is Ex1airass~ng' X"
.hTraiFon sera iaite sur Ii bord du hvtoS Al on
= ds;hsnde. Pnx: $500 kNaiLif6a.s !.
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Une grande quantitk De BARDEXUx. pre.
mere q1s'itev srdsitsressur.'e bsrd du bayou
tAsiourcle u ~ThibOdaux.- Xiadresser 4 Nj. a.
L. CARO, agent pour 1ff:Jtles l,eehaux. az
aux oureaux Do Ia SEK1axs6Ls,do E~hibod.ux:
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plas ss'ase assfs, on psit, Psss .sie-,
fhsbitntle Dc dire: "C:est one aiitts
paire de- manchesl" -:
Doh vie"t. prxpression "Esss
sur un grand pied da"s 10 monde r
On a'acc0r,ls f. croire.qu'elle reasOn:
te ad'6poq,e" od IL 6tait de shosl~ de
porter dex AouIiiefs d6n,ksnie ment
longs. Des or.to"nanc~s xv.i~n,
6t6 -faites ptonr 4'ablit Ii .disnrnsios
de- ees ."cisanssuresH ,ris / tA9,i,oeai
avec Ie- rang que les ssn q -.
cupaient daun Ii n,ondey-a Les. so.i.
lierstd'nn prince avairnt' dsnx pi-tis
ct dea,i de long c9nx tn barsn,
deux. pie.is; te simple chevxtier
e'ait. r6taait i 0n pied It si~,mi, Ii
bourgeois 4 un rie'I. .Ceito mode
tut tellement rxag6ree qu'uN mo
ment viut I'D il fnt impossible de
masches ats xtt.cher lea poimtes
dc so"l,rrs aux g~no"x .vec
une chain- dor on d'arkent. La.
''vilaiu" seul Atxit c0ndsmn6 sux
dimensions m%aiarrli~s. En- 6tait il
plus d pjaindr~! II ~ do sol que
pour obt~nir Ia rigiditA Dr. IL chaas.
sure en- question, on &tait oblig6 de
bo"rrer r. vide Hvec de- Ia paillr on
dn foin; de Ii, une deuxiAm~ ex-
preston proverbia!e: "Avoir du
foin dams g botte~', pour dire
q"'on est. MI hoMmc richie. ia.
La locution '.h6menagpr 4 In clio
che de boisr nous ,yirlt. dc Ia HUI.
l"nde. Dams CT pays, chAqne mai
est mnnie & sun faite dune,
qul. VERT 1 emn6naypr un
deEfnager tous les objets iuurHs
eHconsbr.nts quill s4rait nal conn
modede a'onter par les esc.liers>
aux etages sul'f,ieurs. Chacune
10 ces .poutirs ri prot4g6e par un !
de bois ayant ~xactrmrmt:
a formed 'une cloche. Les Hoilan-
iais deWfnageni done tous "a In /
'lo'.hr de. b"i>";. e aplt.a .foete raj :.
'o", cenx qui ont in,6r6t,A-ne.9as
leurs mpubIes par. 4Ieb
'scHliers, & faire .vite, Ct qai a'rn
wont sa,'s payer.
Cito"s eatin IN dernier exe,uplp.
'ourquei appelte ton. sscotdon
leu" nne p-tsonne tres habil4 en.]
art culinshef On x'accotde :as.
oard'hni d rrccnnsatre Qatl. ne
aut tsass ahereher ailleurs one dane
'histosre de l'onlre royal .du ,Ssint-
Esprit, .9ui 80: coshposai<. .pau. ,ru.
bleu, le titre d6csso6 aux gran.
es artistes ,culinxir~ssta q ..wr,@,se !, i
An TEMPS Cd robsentioa dn fl,
'eux Gordon 6tait 10 point. de-; ui,ire,
es lltlns 4aufes' .mbitions,ss;:siass.sIt
all fdt possible de faire bea..coup
'ieIds, fp1'isqn6 L. uombss .des .atita.is:l
Tres ttait horne . cent, y s6mrssa.E.
rof etaies prrnces.d u, sang, sit~ts 2
sol qn'u4i- .'cordoh HenM. ,,4tsitta
'nsider6.a tort on 4 raison .com,ael,
1 personnage du plus, .graud ssmd.s
te'''' >"a-s eta
D1' u rint que da haut ctr 1as de- i
'chelle sociaie. IL quatit6r de r<.cof.i
}" alea" fut4 deeernee parssassb
9 q ceax QUA tcetles qui,sse rhet.c
lent bors do pair dans-leur pro. e
ssi0'ar = a2+' sisas a.s ~ %s,.|sy
On volt, par Cos qnelqae.' exon. j
IS. que. les fdtnrs institstenrvdu
''ront uns belle occasion de- sc.
'rer d sdes recherches philologis Il
les etihistoriques qoi ne pourronts r
fort utiles a lears etudes.
de jeu. - Is
On demandait d an Marseillais 81 !!
q joEait beauconp, 4 Marseille. II
rOn iOue 4 Marsaillai ss.af.I =
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u esrrS dc lolignes; lAre inse, tioa Z I so
A." d: 2ma " Is
Tnasrtion add. so
f6ute annonce indiqns Mt Ia profession
v00 l'adressG ct n'exe6iant pas quatre
xne.. par an. d'nvance..........'..... s5 90
AuaeNcea de cxndidats. d~'avance -. 10 90
Nserologis. par iigns 10
Toute an"once commercials public Afar-
~ sers ins6ree an taux dc SO centa par pon-
% pour Ia premiere inasrtiou ct IS cents pour
tse insertions suhskquentes.
Toute aunonce don't le nombre d'inaertions
aoet pas sp6aia6 aera ins6r6e iusQu'a nouvel
ef~rs au taux ordinaire.
TELLER APPROPRIATENESS.
kcfAAY len Pass.
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The Best Salve in the world for C,..
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. p.
YER Sores. letter, Chapred Hands. ChiI
B'ains Corns, and ali SKIN Eruntio.s
and positively cures Piles, or no -
required. 1t il guaranteed to give ps,
feet satisfaction. or money refundeI
Price Is cents per box. For S.ls :.
Thibodaqx Drug store.
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AZ full aud csmpsstA .: stock: las twas over
b sold 1t ROCK III ORION PRICES. COM.
snd see, Iea'hs4e xfd shs. ;sonyipcsd., W.
1901 edr ability to sstisfy everybody.
:uAtE,So0Ks tifvEEhb pEioMpr'
- i.G:LK. FREEl6sGHaEGE.
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r. Renede ontra1adjssanteris.,. !.
Gu6riso'. rsdicalet ct gaasantie
References nom brelees- Ad.lrsssez
9 Mr.. Omer Savoie. chez Mr.. i.
Teldmaque Badeadx.' Latourche.
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49, GN17 81 ~ ~
JUST, OPENED a .ffcsl,. and full
finest iR:tdwh- Of
SADOlERY,ssi4ssA =.
- dee HARNESS.

GEAE. ,,o >,
HOGS. So 1,A's- SHUEELS.
AXES, A-iLE r.,
N 50 HARNESS OIL "a rs, s,
~ BRAN, 0ORN, HAY
And Geaera Plantation Supplies. :.
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Une statistia,ule cn'ieusei. ''14 *o'
Tn mrmb.l d'h1ne' societai tte sta.
'tist'qae;;'M. Daiieaat, {, lent de faire
sur quatre jeunes ipaeirsotinet;s do
meme age, une experi+ises qbf' mi
a permits d'airivcf 40 rxsuhat' sui.
want: '''sses'~a as'a.isi taf"6f
U"e blonde possetiee ~ moyrnune
.140,4 1872 cheveu7: sta SO
n .'ast.sE Nsaia,."a
U"e Oruno n'en a-aAot 100A20.
une' uoire e,'i G1dllih pts,tM2ps7.
E'fin, ens.FcnEe %a,a se'.fsiae:
W, IA. !hs I t.s1r ..s ~ -.
! On no sait M1quePoaaf6fttspl Pima
admirer-on ~ h PATIENCE dn cal.
cal.tpnr-ou d. ce,le ds h 6,lr ~;
sc, pretai' a'cx.F.tcu'.." y7'*:' @ios II
= -LEEF- mAHH i
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= uaSeiaQdsegaiss1es espatsaSns: =
=. Un commisssitsE de potSbs 4tsitt
.alle csocheter sdana. IA eepvsss,des,
environs d.. kaNtslseeseAs,~ ss II
E.sLe Pete saanAri4eqs, daprazatn et;fy
do Ratre@ see sdfa,tefsiok,d
-eomusiaAWategs.
IN naRin i d Il. u s,aies-,
rr.ss IT, SIS 80, tYtr... .sa .,,ea
-: :.. - i;ss :t D. .:::.' :s:H.!& .+
= lie: comosissaiser .aasas uye1
'ehsisa qui,Isastrouvaie liz pas hlra.
.sard, eooute Hahos.l ~ 1scssrevpaisl
!nterfompant: 81 s~ss ~.I.".stasiss Il
's-Ah!. vons@sSsz~deslasebase es!
que je.ne compreaar pssi lealsMnsi
car, au ton done~vsas. nespAties;te !
vols bic" que vons. nasssjusi1l ST..
fen dtais sdr,' j~eisy5tts, scolstsraisA
prOprement. 'sssccs s!sasgsa~aaea.s
Absolament antheutiqse: 81 I'D
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~.s7s.ss r.aG. asst :isfcss ta ~ - -
- isssas: .A.idnyas TIC na,: kMsS.:. u: ...:.-. II
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A Big Days business in Laad Sales
Record 81 the Entries.
Yesterday there was a large amount Of
business done at the land oEiice, the cash
received from land sales amounting 10
s. 5le. There were ten homestead entries,
5 presumption filings. and two timber land
applications. IS fellows:
Homestead entries-Anton Weissen-
berger. on the northwest quarter Of section
=, township 90, range east: Mary G. An
aeFson. en- the north bali OF the northwest
quarter Of section -, township 81, range 5
east; Fred GFamann. on lot OF section 81.
township =. range east; Mary Lebark, on
lot 1 OF section 6. township II, range ?
west; George DoNie, on the west
hail Of tie northwest quarter. and
the west half Of the southwest
quarter Of section 30. township 81. range
eass John Otto. on the southeast quarter
81 the northeast quarter, the northeast
qaarts= Of the southeast quarter OF sectioa
2, township y, range 2 west; J. A. Carson,
on the southeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter. the northeast quarter of the south
west quarter and the sest half of the south
west quarter OF section z township 40,
range east: Peter y. Davis. on the west
halt Of the southwest quarter OF section -.
township - range west; William Waech-
ter or the south half OF the northwest
quarter aud the north haIf OF the southwest
quarter OF section e. township 80, range
west; Matte Wasankari, on the northwest
qaar er OF section 10, township 80 range s
west
Presumption flings-ale A. Swertson, on
the south half OF the southeast quarter and
the south ha.f OF the southwest quarter of
section 80, township IS. range east; Ar
thur L. ST. Clair. on the west half OF the
northwest quarter and the west half OF the
southwest quarter OF section 81, township
IS. range east; Allen f. Means, on the
east hail OF the northwest quarter and the
east half OF the southwest quarter of Sec
ton 81, township IS, range east; James
III. Hail. on the south half of the north
west quarter. the northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter and lot Of section q,
township 81, range / west; William II. +.
Reed. on the northeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter, and Tot of section -,
and lots and of section q, township IS,
range / vest.
Timber land applications John
Schoenberg. on the northwest quarter OF
section Sc. township Is, range 1 west; John
Renter. Gu the northeast quarter of section
81, township 3, range Ia west.
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A SAFE ESTIMATE.
What Architect Fisher Told sam Fran
clsco Reporter About Seattle.

What Architect Ffsher Told san Fam
clsce Reporter About Seattle.
Mr.. f. II. Fisher, the architect, has re-
turned from a four weeks visit in CaEifoT-
MIA greatly improved in health. While
stfoliing through the corridors OF his hotel
in San Francisco one evening. Mr.. Fisher
vas approached by Chronicle reporter who
wanted to know something about the now
famous Northwest cities.
gladly gave him all the information he
wanted" said Mr.. Fisher yesterday TO 4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES reporter, land He
wrote mp quite an interview which
appeared in the Chroaiclc the next morning.
soon after one OF the Tacoma papers took
me TO task for saying that Seattle was now
a city OF 10000 inhabitants. Tacoma 5000
and Spokane 1900 or more smaller than
Tacoma. Now, | think | hit the thing
about right, and am sure every man that
is posted as to the relative size of the three
cities will bear me out
I'VE have not only 5000 inhabitants
here, bat We have the liyeliest town on the
coast Every other person you meet in
California now is asking about Seattle, and
believe there viii be an immigration here
in the spring from that state that will
astonish even our rustiiug real estate men, !"
said the architect rs the reporter withdrew
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4 cHArrrg OF AocIDENrs.
Burned by an Explosion of Gas-Sictinl
or Grant street Bridge.

Burned by an Explosion of Gas-Sictim
or Grant street Bridge.
Ben Westman had his face and hands
badly burned by an explosion Of gas in the
Seattle f eesric Light aud Gas Compauyss
works Saturday night. Three OF the work
men we're cleaning ont the purifiers and
had q couple of candles as lights which ig-
nilei the gas. superintendent Penntield
and six men were there and all but one
we're burned. five receiving only slight
burns Westman was sitting near win
dow two feet distant and received theworst
injuries, his face being severely burned
and the skin almost entirely removed from
his hands He was removed to Providence
hospital Sunday noon and had his wounds
dressed 10y DR. sherman.
David Watkins fell off Grant street bridge
Sunday night, but fortunately escaped with
a bad shaking up, no bones being broken.
He was however rendered unconscious by
the fall and by order OF Health Officer
Grant was removed TO Providence hospital.
He was resting well, yesterday but could
give no inform alton as 10 how or why he
fell
Hugh Rogers, who fell Off the trestie of
the Fairhaven & Southern railway at Fair
haven three weeks ago, was brought to Pro-
whence hospital Sunday. He had not been
much injured by the fall, having alighfed
on the water, but severe cold was the re-
suit and Rogers fears that his lungs have
been affected thereby.
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and MT. ConsifE came tFETe - inspect and
refaasr them. He stated 70 the S50ard THAI
be haa renedied the defect, snd the further
consideration OF the matter vas dropped
The usual number OF small bills were
ordered paid
Archisect saunders appeared before tie
board and presented 3 new plan for the
proposed scho8shoEses- No acfian was
taken On naofi0a 81 Director McIAougasl
Archifect Saunders was instructed 20 pre-
pare plans for school building for Queen
Anne town, the styse OF architecture 10 BE
Queen Anne in keeping with that Of other
buildings in that vicinity.
superintendent Kennedy reported that
many Of the teachers haa been forced 10
have their lzss months warrants discount
ed, she banks al refusing 10 pay the face
valBe for them. She asked taat some
action toward rensaying the evil be taken.
FoII discussion followed but no action was
taken.
Jones & Eidridge we're given the con-
TRACK for grading tae east side Of the Gem
trai school lot, putting ia bulkheaa on
the east side OF the same and gTaveling
the entire lot Tor $9+4.
The resignation OF Miss Lou Root, fourth
grade, 4 class. Central schosi, WAS &C.
eepted and Miss Adelaide ". Pollock Was
transferred from the Madison street school
TO I'll her place.
Director smith brought up the subject of
manual training. The subject was fully
discussed ard Director Smith and Miss
Kennedy were appointed q committee to
look the subject up. The matter Of estaa-
fishing . night school was brought up, bat
nothing was done.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-31
ONE JACK ExKIGnr.
He Comes Ten seattle 10 Show That He IL
Not the Lest Husband.


John +. Enright called at Health Officer
Grants rooms last night. ia company with
James HarFigan, and said he wanted "a
show that he was not the Jack Enright
wanted oy Mrs. Enright, Of Baltimore,
Id., who has been 50 anxious TO lind her
lost husband. Mr.. Enfight told his story
to a PosT-lsTEILiGGsoER reporter as fol-
ows:
IL came here today from Deer Lodge.
Mont, 10 see Dr. Grant abogs al this talk
about nae, ami TO show that / am not the
man. | Was born in Sparta. y. y. thirty
seven years ago, and / wasnt married in
the East, and ! was too young 10 20 into
the army az the time OF the war. | was
married eight years ago last August, in
stockton. Cal, and an now in the stock
business. did keep saloon NJ Deer
Lodge. bat il VS. a respectable one, and
am not such a character as have been
painted in the newspapers Of Seattle. /
guess If ! am 10 SET myself right, | Il have
10 run newspaper myself
"If goa will state your story, il will be
given, Mr EnHght. said the reporter.
''I'm going 10 be in the CITY for few
daS >. and i Il rather not MAKE any state
menf now. have been mistaken for Pat
rick J. Eufight. II appears, ami there seems
20 Sc q i0s of thpu9. | know several OF
them myself There was Young Jack En-.
right VINO lves IN Deer Lodge about year
ago, aad theYa - one shhre nov ia the hos
pltal / was in laaha $50 months before /
went to Deer Loaee, aad Sas written to
coase here - Seattle 70 elaim two lots Of
land that ! knew nothing about.
The man aha owned those lots went to
stockton ahoat two years ago. I believe.
added br. OranG
u also heard u JACK Earight being
Killed IN Murray Ia 1851 or 1855, hst he vas
too young TO he the missing husband
also knew "a 3 1seS Eaf5Ehf that VAS killed
in Eloale. tai. in 1874 hy . man named
Harrington lie Woali about correspond
With the description given BY Mrs, Enright
e baltimore.
II vSs IN winuipeg Manitoba, four years
ago. &nd passr,i through 10 ST. Paal.
knsw a JACK Eariehi thera who was al,oat
SIS YEAR, esd sad workesl or tke railway.
also Enew IL Pas Easight IN st. paa. ana
enc ia Eagesa, Nevada. ard there wes
Faulliv 81 karszhss ia san 8ese. California
also &aeW u Jack Eansh; who robbed nav
father, ho vas allied ay 3 hgsse in Ne
vaia. lie vas mfnns 81 ear and wore his
hair lonm 10 cover tie jass.
ask 81 seven yeass ago I met Pas Fa.
riehs IA Ehseass. he sas master mechanic
ga tbs GtaA s Northern gasg~hy. aud
bieTe 81 sAute oat West Asre sosaewhsre
Il tstexe ! eeaig flaa the figAf aaAa Il
waS pad sor Is, Aaa I ans inc.suesl 70 shlnk
sae tAasee Esaa e tse r5Sak one / weal8
have 70 10 sause traveius thoas-h 90 ana
hsm sal sac 8 say whese be- Is saesz Ia
sa kss. hMF7Eht sue af mT pieaaeragshs
- show hev saas E'sa nos tAe uaaa sas.s
h=sS1He tsr.
S0ha EaTlehs, sAo Is rev In tnis cstv
ls FasAxr tan We4 bSat. bas naek an8
slightly Carte4 hair ana weazs alark
lsgsiasee. lie apnAaFs t. &c aaonz s.
YEAR SD, aaa ats story sAows rAzs hr s
nos Tie asa Mrs ?, E EnF5sal. e HAlis-
Eao-e, Ma, IS asxsosgs - Aed