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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

On Thursday, what came near
being a serious accident, occurred on
our streets, the result Of foreclosures.
Mr.. White Richardson, while
delivering melons, left bis little son
in the buggy, and the horse taking
fright ran away. Everybody was
terror stricken, and looked for the
moment when the child would be
dashed to the ground and killed.
. But fortunately, the buggy fell i'll a
lurge ditch, and the horse pulled
out Of the harness, leaving the
buggy and its precious contents
behind. This incident should prove
q valuable lesson to fathers.
The AbberilIe building and Loan
Association, limited, was incorpera'
ted Saturday, by an act before W.
P. Edwards, capital stock sl50,O0O,
in shares Of $500 each, Over l6O
shares have been subscribed al.
reapg, and the concern starts out
-.
under ~aattering auspices. The
Board Of Directors met on Monday,
and organized permanently by the
election of the following officers ]:
president, G%ustave Godchaux; vice
president, DR.. G. J. Edwards; sec
rotary Il. Odifon Broussard; treas
nrer, Ophelias Bourque; notary, W.
B. White; attorneys, White &
Broussard. The necessary books
and stationery will be here in q few
days, and everybody will have .
chance to try the new wrinkle.
The closing exercises Of the Mt.
Carmel Convent, took place Z hurs
day night. The commodious hall
was crowded to its almost capacity,
every part Of the country being
represented. The children &C
Eouitted them elves with much credit,
especially the little Miss Aline
Lyons, who surpassed the Others,
and created much applause from the
audience. At The distribution Of
prizes, Miss Mercedes Shaw, daugh
ter Of our honorable Representative,
captured the elegant gold medal.
We-will endeavor to give q com
plete list Of all prizes awarded in
our next issue.
Miss 0etavie Laborde, differ
spending some weeks il Mermentau,
as the guestsof Mrs. Dnhon, returned
to Abbeviile last week.
Vermilion parish can well be
proud Of these three patriots. who
IH=
guided BY the highest dictates 81
conscience and the principles Of
eternal justice, refusing to violate
their soatsis, needless Of entreaties
lowered above the fog Of petty
favoritism, and wrote then imper
ishable names in letters Of living
light on their country's scroll 0.
honor
j. AL0EE LEBLANC,
HOWARD HOFFPAUIR,
j. TREVlLLE BROUSSARD
!
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12
school Boara Proceedings.
ABBEvILLE, July s. 1890


The Board Of School Directors Of
Vermilion parish, met this day in
regular session. Present: N. O.,
Young, president. aud Messrs. &.
Lacour, Geo. HAYS, Eloi Harriag
ton, Desire Meaux.
The1minutes OF the last meeting
were read and adopted after due
reading.
The Treasurer, having submitted
the following report. the same was
accepted
10 the Hon, President and members of
School Board of Vefmilfon parish.
Gents: As per settlement with finance
committee, there remains AS cash at this
date, to the credit of
Amounts uprorated S4S6 "a
COntinget Fund ..ss..4 23l So
Isl, ward school fund 1889 62
End ...4..s4.. $40 Sc
Bird .a.., sos 81
$8o76 90
InstitateFnnd 20 00f
Total amount on hand.. $3.50 20
Very Respectfully, Ell WISE,
= = NNl
On motion, actions on petitions
relative 10 opening The public
schools throughout the parish, il
hereby deferred until next meeting
of the school board.
The following report from The
fnanee-committee was then received
and gu motion the same was or,
dered spread on the minutes;
ABBEvILLE, July 5. 1890
10 the Honorable President and members.
of the School Directors for the parish
of Nermilion: .
We, the finance committee. beg leave
ITO submit the following report:
LII settlement made with A. IL, Leblanc.
Etax-eoleetory we find that he must be
Eeharged with the following amount en-
school fund, to-wik
70 amtset mill tax on poll of 1899 $$a576 So
int On deliaaaests of $50 9 81
I " on rolls OF 1Sg6-S7-SS,. 80. % 9T
ion interest 0n.rOlls of 1SS62s7-S8 S 10
Ion poll tax of 1889. -. 25g7 90
Fines and bonds forfeited. SOL 70
Total, s56S7 98
Credited as follows: BgeE
BY amt. paid treasurer to date, on poll
tax less commission $209T 40
a e. amt 4 f. n,r III On o. II nill .7 tex s5 g y e
Fines and forfeitutes. 96l 20
Allowed by eom iRerr0r of as'mt ~ 90
Returned by clerks0f court $50. 46 90
Due by clerk Of court. 012f
Allowed by com. us unbelievable S9931S
u m aiaee and due by Collector IL %
Total amts,credits, s56ss SO
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

We learn that a young son Of
Mr., Alcide Broussard, Of Rice Cove.
one Of the substantial farmers of
this ward, is quite i'll with that
~preearious malady, Bright's disease.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

Amt of vouches turned over to committee
andreceipted for. ......... $8G93 o.
Bal. due in hands of treasurer. Il. t80a0 29
We call the attention Of the board that
the sum Of S26.9T collected on the rolls OF
1886-S7-S8 was paid OVER to parish treas
urer through error, and recommend that
the board draw on parish treasurer for
that amount, ALSO blIab 6heysdFAw on the
clerk of the District Court for SlO.l23,
being amount he failed to return on Wit
ness and Juror notices. ana which could
not be otherwise collected,
On poll taxes of 1889. We find the snrI
Is0f $1,000, which the collector shall be held
liable for, which was reported unc0llecta-
Bile. Respectfully submitted,
w. r. EDWARDS,
H. GoDCHEAUX,
D. IN. WILLIA3E5.
On due motion, Messrs, N. G.
Young, ]. N. Wilkins and Desire
Meaux, were appointed o committee
to grade and fix salaries for the
several pubic schools throughout
the parisn, and said committee is
hereby empowered to employ teach
ere and FIJI vacancies for said schools.
| The treasurer is hereby instructed
{ 10 place the credit Of the Contingent
Fund all monies anappropriated
now iE the treasury.
On dne motion, j. N. Wilkins
is hereby authorized to have 4 well
bored and a pump attached thereto
for the White school of Abbevillc.
The following claims were al
loved: SOL. WISE, sundries H.
nishcd school board, $685.: El
Wise. treasurer. dishrs s,no $500,
03 Of school. sa'- 81
..rish superintendent haStnl
made The following repors' Jug s'n
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

Woek on the courthouse was
resumed Wednesday. Laying as
rphaltum on the foundation walls
took considerable Gimae, but now
that is done, the walls will rise
rapidly. Several workmen had to
stop work during the week, the sun
getting the best Of then.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

census enumeration for the 9th ward,
has been granted on extension Of
time. in order to complete the cen.
sns Of that large and populous ward,
We learn that a young son Of
Mr.. Alcide Broussard, Of Rice Cove,
one of the substantial farmers of
this ward, is quite i'll with that
preearious malady, Bright's disease.
We hopeaour readers will pardon
the large amount of space we have
devoted to the Police jury this
week, but it is as an important mat.
ter for the public as we'll as our
selves.
George 'Shelts, the Industrious
young shakeoemaker, was awarded
the contract for keeping the bridge
at this place. He had been acting
capacity for more than q
year.
Oar Police Jurors, or the majority
Of them, do not believe in the old
maxim: do Justice, tho the Heav
ems fall r They are not particular
what becomes Of the Heavens, but
they are bound to keep the Star
from taking a tumble.
We are in receipt Of two valuable
communication, signed respectively
Cow Boy and Push, Pulling q
Co." which we will publish when
The author will make himself known
TO US, notsfor publication, but merely
as q matter. of good faith. /,
Judge Mouton was in town last
week, and appointed a jury commits
sion. Messrs Opielias Bourque, j.
Henry Putnam, John J. Abshire,
.Jr., and Arvenne Hebert, are the
new commissioners. They are "a
good team, and will pick the best
material.
Three patriots, whose level heads
reach up into the clear sunlight, who
have no friends to reward, no enc
mics to punish :
j. I. BROUSSARD,
j. A. LEBLANC.
HOWARD H0FFPAUIR.
From a private telegram, we
are pleased to learn that Mr.. Sc
veriB Leblanc, Dr., has been APP
pointed ward constable fer this
wa, IA fo.Gll thu. VACANCY noread bv
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

We hope-our readers will pardon
the large amount of space we have
devoted to the Police Jury this
week, but it is as an important mat.
ter for the public as we'll as our.
selves.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

Give US justice, tho every Star in
! the .6rmament falfl
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

Three patriots. whose level heads
reach up into the clear sunlight, who
have no friends to reward, no enc.
mics to punish
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

t]sobt. P. O'Bryan, Of Lake Charles
is in town.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12
.McGluty i not out Of Ihe ven yet.

The Mary Rose is doing a fine
! business.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

Public Office has been declared
ITO be a public trust. IN this parish
1T proves to bea private trusteeGo o. q
selfish bonus.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

George 'Shelts. the industrious
young shakeoemaker was awarded
the contract for keeping the bridge
at this place. He had been acting
insahat capacity for more than q
year.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

The July rains are upon us, and
we fear we shall soon have too
much Of the watery element lying
saronRd loose.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

Miss 0ctavie Laborde. offer
spending some weeks IN Mermentau,
as the guestsof Mrs. Duhon, returned
to Abbevilie last week.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

Mr.. Blot Bropssard and Mrs.
Alexander Primeaaz, were united
in the boads Of smatrimoDy, on the
.lOh inst. Judge Flory, officiating.
JebdnlT rahsn, the efficient road
~overseeraun the lower side of town
is putting his road in good shape
having just fixed and raised the
levee 10 Areas lane, neor the corner
Of Mr.. Adaison's place.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

Render unto Cesar the things
tthatare Caarsl2
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

When the this pnper bids against
The Star for the parisb printing, il is
Invariably a case of Heads 4 win,
etaits you lose"
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-07-12

Mrs. Berner Of New Orleans, i.
visiting the family Of Mr. Joedsabit.
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cesseEy Tor the proper pro~ecut;on a ~.
business In which Il pron<,ses Il en~.~s = ). -.
r,. mnat vi b tie s4ipping facilities Il
Tro railroads eiIi IL extended 70 xiii.
land 1t once What Other roeds vii event
- u..'y feacn there. Of course. csnnot say,
loeas Without deisy. snd they Win also
osla'd % We Denny iron mine. which We
psopo.e 70 Develop. % that there win b no
1aay = moving he ore - soon - the r.
ducsson works are complefed.
As 20 ths bexinninG Of operations on "A
extensive seals. = concluded Mr.. HINT. II
VII only repeat thot Kirkland viii imue-
o,sseiy = scene Of great activity. The
pr. q me company are complete in every
oessh. and Il only remains to put them
INTO execution; and astfhas Ne have 70 Asa
Ns ps0plscf esattie \ that the doubling
pms may doubt on. and thss those Who
asse encouraged Ne may welcome the en-
sensive new industries which are 10 be es-
hoisned IN their midst. . they have aidetp
~ thus Tar with thsii confidence and GOOD
Wishes
Il - Inst Nr. Bs~stt. Who owns the
canal franchise from Lake Unson to
me Found. II interested in the company.
70 perhaps you know Of other develop.
menfs that are likely to be made soon upon
Lake Washington. !" suggested the reporter.
IN addition 70 the works OF which
nave spoken. We do expect other deveIoo-
merts. John D. Rockefeller and associates
have made within the past month invest
menfs on Lake Washington that person.
ally know TO have reached nearly half
million dollars. and II any one Who may
doubt this will 60 with me to the Puxe.
sound bank ! Will convince him that it Is
tgne."
Who are Sir. EockefeiIer's associates 2,s
To givo 10 the public the names OF those
who are Mr.. Rocketeiier's associates il =
satisfaction that you must allow me 70
withhold for the present.
Are ron willing 70 say what the plans
o. Mr. Rockefeller and his friends are7n
No. sir. desire 20 give 10 the public
only that for which l am willing that the
public shaii bold me personally responsible
Ito confins myself 10 statements based
upon such personal knowledge OF the facts
- to preclude any mistake whatever"
. u has been limited that company for
the manufacture ri car wheels would be
established 1T Kirkland. What have you
70 say concerning that Yumor7"
- admit that such project Is under
discussion. but IL Is not yet certainty
MI Hunt hereupon closed the interview
81 handing the reporter . personal letter
from General Il. A. Alger, dated At Detroit
on May II, from which We were permitted
to quote the following
Il hsd . long conversation with Mr..
HeCker. of the Penir1suEar Car Tomnanv
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Dean, the left fielder released by Man
ager Rockwell, has been sent home to
Galveston.
The rain yesterday prevented the game
between the Bankers and the Moore's Re-
vea!ed Remedy Club. The druggists went
out 10 the grounds. but the bankers did
not appear.
Snyder has caught every game for the
Seastles this season.
The Seat;ies and Tacomas play two
games here tomorr0w. one game Saturday
and the last OF thV series SUNDAY. The
boys viii probably take revenge for those
three defeats early in the season.
The Portiands open here June 5.
Curry wiz probably pitch for the seattles
Friday afternoon.
In Tuesday's game l.. Camp got two put
outs aud one assist in one inning
Now when tiy ball starts out into Dex-
traces territory put-out is Immediately
marked on every score card. He takes a
another ''old steady"
Dick Bcscher, who has been pitching
good ball for the K. & O. E's. of Oak
land, California. and who. for three
years. captained the Amherst College
team. has been offered an engagement by
Manager Lucas to piav with the Taco.nas.
Beicher. aside from being quite pitcher.
is rated frst-elass fielder. and is also a
handy man with the stick.--BycxSey ard
Spo,1sman. Pope OF the Tacomas Is also an
Amherst college boy.
Borchers disgracefm actions rebound
detrmentally on the baseball profession of
caliiornia. B,rassv ard Sportsman Ne, the
Portiands signed him.
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DEATH or MRS. NELLIE n. Hree,ss.
wife Of sas Founder Of the ''Inssili-

wife Of The Founder Of the .'Intelii-
gencers Passes Away.
Mrs Nellie n. Higgins. wife o. David Hig.
gins. Of Sprague. died May -. OF consump-
ton. ct the residence Of her brother. Mr..
d. H. Mitchell. in Spokane Falls.
The deceased was bornin Louisville. KY,
and was S3 years and 8 months old at the
time OF her death. She came out to Cali
fornia with her parents In 1S52. whore she
married David Hisgins and moved 70 Sc
attic In 1870. whore her husband practiced
Law and Published the faseiligeacsy for nine
years. She has . lasge circle OF devoted
s.fiends in this city who will be pained to
learn Of her death. Since leaving the
Sound abe has been . resident OF Dayton
and 6prague, Washington. Mrs. Higgins
was IN exemplary woman and devoted
wife and mother. She leaves. besides her
husband. four children. Misses Una and
Nelly. and Dave and Amy Is years oldl also
brother ct Spokane Falls and father in
this city. She was buried AZ Paramount
cemetery, Spokane Fails. on sunday last.
alter funeral services at All Saints church.
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A roNsoRiAL PALACE.
The Fine New Quarters es Mr.. Newt
Hooper.


Hooper.
Nevis" cherry barber shop and bath
house. which will be opened today in the
Halter building. on Columbia street, is the
finest and most elegantly furnished estab-
lishment OF the kind in the city. The
front on Columbia street Is splendidly
lighted, and tho room il so commodious
that there viii be ample space for the seven
chairs which VIII be run.
The barber shop is furnished with ele-
gan,iy carved cherry furniture throughout.
the dressing cases. chairs, etc. being mar
vels Of beauty. In each OF the sir large
bathrooms Is tine porcelain bath tub.
with all the appliances for shower baths,
etc. Ipcandescent electric lights viii MAKE
the rooms at night as light as day. and the
establishment il one that the city may
well feel proud OF.
Mr. Newt Hooper. the proprietor. has
been in seattle for two years, and in that
time has made many friends. who will be
glad 10 meet him in his new quarters.
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The investigation Of the charge agsins.
Detective Robert Eamsn thai he gave the
gamblers the tip whica prevented the raid
manned for the night Of "Wednesday. May
e viii probably not be held today. De-
seesivc Ehmaa ani Chief Thornfou, who is
: witness. are both witnesses IN The trial Of
Iohnny Bowie and Msuae Granger, the dis-
mead robbers. wasea eoSaes up before
lodge Hamss this morning a, 2 % O'Clock,
TIA exact tine set for the opening OF the
sn,,irv. Ehsnsn wants the investigation
q, no GA this evening. bat IL sia probably
ne ,uos,poned enfiI later date.
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STILL AWAITING ORDERS.
Revenue Cutter Rear Awaiting Far
Instructions. ~

Revenue Cutter Rear Awaiting FaT1her
InstrucfseBs- ~
The United states revenue cutter Bear
Is still in the hayboy, and will probably not
depart on her Alaskan trip for several days
yet.
Captain Healy received orders from
Washington To stay in the hsrhoT until he
received further orders from the depart
menf.
When seen by reporter last night Cap
tain Healy stated that such orders as he
has already received do not differ with
those Of last year in any particular He IS
instructed simply 10 prevent seal fishing
in the Behr!ng sea except hy the company
that has the govsrnmens contract. lie also
saws that when be sails bis objective point
will be the Rehring sea
The Bear took IN some coal yesterday
and will probably receive water today.
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SOLDIERS STAYED AT HOME.
This Battalion Drill Last Night-EI
eampmeus Fixed for June 4.

Ihe BATTALION Drill Last Nfght-En-
eampmeut Fixed for June 4.
The battalion drill of the First Regimen.
" g. w, which was announced for last
night, did not take place. When the t4yE
came for the driii only forty membersof
the battalion had put IN appearance and
Colonel Haines refused to drili such
small number. The battalion numbers 10
men and IT was expected that there would
be a much larger attendance.
II is stated au,horisaiivesy that there will
he an encampment oi the regiment at Lake
Washington on June s. but up to date no
orders have been issued.
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THE wouLD-RE SUICIDES.
Two Foolish Women Who Are NO
Willing to Live.

Willing to Live.
Mrs. Nicholas Morris, the youEg woman
who attempted 10 end her existence with
hcd-bug poison Tuesday morning. Was 10
ing very well yesterday, and her ply stefan
stated that few days will see her as well
as ever. The woman's husband. on whose
account she claimed she attempted to COM
NIT suicide. spends considerable time with
her. and the two appear to have made up.
Mrs. Kate Sullivan, the woman who
tried 70 kill herself Monday night. has COM
pletely recovered from the effects OF the
large dose OF iaudanum which she took
she suffered horribly from the effects OF
the poison during ell of Monday night, and
iZ doubtful that she will ever Try seif.de-
n Qciion again.
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The oath OF office was administered TO
the census ensmerssors by Supervisor
Prosch yesterday and the commissions de-
III vered 10 ali who took the oath. All but
four appeared before Supervising Eaum-
orator Proseh during the day, and the oath
will be admins cred 10 them today. The
enumssators hegin their work Monday.
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THE DAY FOR LADIES.
Baseball Grounds Thrown Open
to Them Today.
= RACE FOR SECOND PLACE
ssssue's Chasces fer ISsisg rses1a To-
day-fesisssss - Pisyers-xesss
~ tho Gsas.

Inc Seaftles and the spoksnes win play
.ae .ass q the present series OF games at
toe Madison ssrees grounds this afternoon.
weathef permitxing. Came viii be called
O'Clock Today being Thursday, Is
Isdies' day. and I'll ladies viii be admitted
70 the grounds and grand stand free Of
cnarEe- Fitzgerald viii pitch for The Seat
ues. This viii be his initial appearance,
and little outside OF the fact that he has
splendid reputation in the cities where be
has played bali Is known of him. He
shows up strong In practice. has splendid
curves. good speed. and. above ali. is cool
headed Emmerke will be in the boz for
the srokanes. The local team bit him
hard enough last Sunday to win. and are
liable 10 co IL again. The visitors viii strive
70 win In order TO get even. while il the
home team wins and the Tacomas lose at
Portland. they will 10 even with the To
conas for second place The positions OF
the PLAYERS N the game win be az foilovs.
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yhs Scst&ern Fscsaz - n'w ses4inx erst~csaS
e,..ss,4 ,scsefs thss2sn 10 Casc&<o tcs 81 sec
,a.s-.lsSs So TNess ere the lawssk rates now
- s.st~s A Chis.ers eify sifk agent. -le ees-
cd rev.. Rostoa blcSks I. Toakia. depot Gckfs
aSxas ssssfks.
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rssa IN. Nssthssn fxrsce railroad the ses,
sas,1.rs,xs .sn~ sor az psEass E&s. Ca1laSFs.
essx sscket xxeaf. -ss Se<or1 street, sossoa
hscs. = Tunxsa. 3epcs uckss agent senssis
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We received . fun lfue af tslayis last black
hesie.v for ladies' misses and gessfs every rair
warranted CT money refunded: 30 cents q pair
Chester Clesry.
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nurrgR BUTTER

-, ,~resyesa evz ~ week fresh frum she cream.
srv, Ask yosr sroeer scr IS J. Il AscnS sansy
- 4usxry
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Purchase your tickets and reserve yoas sleep
fps-rer accom- sa0.afion over Northern Pacific
railroad. A. Ckiibsrg. cisy ticket agent -is
Sscon.a street, Boston block. l. Topktn. depot
ticket agent - atsic.
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sgw fAgAscIs AND UMBRELLAS
W. iass cpsae3 esq req ssack. Chester
9rzry
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.lNr-SENEyTS.

Keep your eye on rasces but bay Kirkland
OTIS II Harry " hafe 4 TO