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LIE BAG.
PAR F. DU


-Cest probable, mails il EN-
voulait a Nine Vignemal, qui lie
faisait traquer par ses gardes. 81
Jetais magistrat, au lieu d'envoyer
lie bel Arthur Ell possession de
Pherltage, je commemorate par
enVoyer Ell prison lie nomm6 Roch
Ferrer, ct je ly laisserais jusqn'a
ce quill cut dit Id vdrite sur la
catastrophe du bar.
VOLTA nn avis que lie bel Arthur
n'appnierait pas.
-J'ai peine a croire que ce Roch
soft un assassin, dit doucement
Laurence. Votre ami lie d~octeur
ne s'interesserait pas a lui, >'il lie
cfoyait capable de-.
-Chut! soufaa NJ. D~audierne,
Ell arr6tant brusquement sa jnment
grise. Cette fois, Jai bien entendu
ct je suis certain qu'on marche
dams lie fonrre. la. Ia notre gauche.
Lalssez.mOi regarder ct ecouter.
Les deux jeunes files Sc turent
ausslt0t ct la petite troupe fit halte
au milieu dun chemin qui etait a
pelne assez large pour que trois
chevaux pussent y passer de front.
Les taiIIis qui bordaient ce che
min he s'6tendaient pas ties loin,
ct de place en- place, s'ouvraient
des clairieres on p%oussaient abon-
damment des herbes assez hautes
pour emp6cher de voir le sol, de
e herbes seches on lie gibier a
poll Sc remise vo.ontiers en- autom-
ne.
Files ondulaient, doucement agi.
ICES par lie vent, mails rien he
pouvait faire supposer qu'elles
cachaient un bomme, ct le bois
etait redevenu silencieux.
-Vous vous 6tes trompe, mon
cher oncle, dit tout has Germaine.
apres une minute d'attente. II nv
a lei que nous.
-J'affirme lie contraire, grommela
NJ. Daudierne. On nous suit, de.
puts que nous sommes entries dams
&c routin.
-Qul done % suit? Des vo.
leurs? C'est inadmissible. Eft per.
some, que je sache, ma interet a
epier. Nous ne conspirons pas.
-Je he devine pas plus que tot
lie motif de Get espionage, mails
je te repete qu'on nous suit de tres
pres, ct 81 les gaules n'etaient pas
beaucoup trop series, je pousserais
une pointe a travers. Mails TAI un
autie plan pour pincer rindividu
qui Sc permet de nous surveiller...
un plan que je mettrai Gu pratioue
tout q Pheure.
Avancons, mesdelnoiselles.
-Je ne demande pas mieux,
s'ecria Germaine, Ralph s'impatien.
te, ct 81 nous nous arr6tons a
chaque instant, je ne pourrai bien-
tot plus lie tenir.
Nous prendrons lie trot IN peu
plus l0in. lei, lie terrain est trop
mauvais. All! ca, dis.moi, es.tn
sure de ne pas t'egarer Gu nous
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ATELIER

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
sommes a meme d'exGcnter tous les ouvrages
typographiques qui nous seront conties. Les
briefs davocat. carries d'affafres. entttes de
features. tickets d'hahitation. blancs. circu-
laires, ETC., seront liz primcs dams lie plus BRET
delai ct a DIES prix qul tefient toute concur
renee.
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Public School Fund Associates

A une reunion de cette association, tenus
ie premier leudi d~'Oct0bre. 1889. il q Etc
"kESOLU" Qua faveui-, une fore, pcur
10 b6n6ffce des fonds de T'ecole, aura lIsa
c,haque aimee lie premiers samedi ct dimanehs
du mois de iuin.''
Par ordre,
PIERRE BARRIOS Sac
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menant d la Roche aux Feess Tu
ny es pas Moore alice, je pensei
Non, mails NJ. Subjigny ma 81
bien decrit lie chemin quill faut
suivre, que je mai pas besoiu de
guide.
Comment! lie docteur s'est
mele aussi de te monter la t6te a
prOpos de cette roche de Lemon.
Je ne croyais pas quill cut resprit
tourne a la poesie. Enfn, puisque
i'ai eu la faiblesse de m'embarquer
dams ce voyage de decouvertes, j.
veux bien aIler jusqu'au bout.
apres que j'aurai reggie lie compile
du r6deur qni s'attache a nos pas;
il fault savoir d'aDord 4 qui il en- a.
-Snpposeriez-7ous. par hasard,
que c'est a Laurence GU a moi Tn
amoureux, alors? Ce serait bien
amusant, mails parmi les jeunes
premlers darcy, je men connais
pas nn qni soft de force a courir
les bois ponr funique plaisir de
nous e%ntrevoir dc loin, a travers la
feuillee. Dams tous les cas-, lie
responds que &c nest pas M. du
Ponmeval.
-Pourquoi re moques tn de lui
sans cesse! murmura la Sour aimee.
Atm de te fournir l'occasion de
prendre sa defense, repondit gale.
ment Germaine. Tu as tonjours en-
IN fable pour lie bel Arthur.
Silence, mesdemoiselles, ct
veuillez m'ecouter interrompit ron-
Gle EN- baissant la voix. VOus
voyez bien devant nous ce carre.
four. Ii y la une route assez
large qni coupe lie sentier que nous
suivons. Vons allez prendre les
devants ct continuer tout droit.
Moi, je vais METRE pied a terre ct
faire semblant do resserrer les
sangles de ma jument. Puts, ie
a cheval ct je me dissi
mnlerai derriere &c gros ch6ne qui
So trouve %justement plante au
point d'intersection des deux che
Minis.
81 lie dr6le qui Sc permet de nous
suivre franchit rallee, je lie verrai
ct je lui appuieral une chasse qui
Sc t-rminera, je vous en- responds,
par la prise de la bette. 81, au
contraire, il ne Sc montre pas. c'est
men vent qua moi ct j'aurai
tot fait de lie listancer. La grise a
lie pied sur ct ellie est encore bonue
pour un temps de galop.
Vous m'atteudrez sur la lisiere
de la derniere enceinte. Je vous Y
reioindrai, ct des que nous serons
hOrs du bois, nous filerons dun
train que lie coquin ne pourra pas
Avez-vcus comprise
-Parfaitement. dit tout bas
Mais Get homme a
peut etre de mauvais desseins ct
s'avisait de vous attaquer...
-Je n'aurais besoin de personne
pour lie tenir en- respect. Je he
sors jamais sans un bon revolver
laus ma poche. .c'est une habitude
lue j'ai prise Ell Amerique. Mais
e p%arierais bien que l'affaire finira
lutrement. Ne vous inquietez pas
lie moi.
Germaine allait insister; NJ.
)audierne lui fit signe de Sc taire,
t haussant lie ton tout a coup.
-Diable! s'ecria t il, de facon
etre entendn 4 vingt pas, ma
ellie tourne. Get animal de cocher
NAL sangle ma iument. II fault
Iue je descende pour remettre des
Yrdillons au bon Gran. Ne mat.
endez pas, mesdemoiselles. Je
'Ous rattraperai la haut.
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region herissee de collines abruptes
ct sillonnee de coupures profondes.
Une vraie Suisse normande qui
contraste de la faeon la plus
bizarre ave les grasses PLANES du
bas pays.
La roche de Lemon, 81 vantee
par Germaine, est lie point culmi-
nant de cette chaine qui partage
les eaux entre lie bassin de la
Loire.
Eft Nine Daudierne ne dirigeait
jamais e prOmenades que du cote
darcy, qui est dun acees infni.
ment plus commode.
SEES files atteignirens enfn la
liSlere on l'olcle Armand lpur await
recOmmande de s'arI6ter ponr
Fattendre, It Giles furent an ptu
surprises de vOir devant elles dts
endorsements de rochers qui men
finlssaient pas.
Ii y await bien une route aSSez
large qui longeait lie bois. mails le
ehemin qu'elles avaient suivi
continual tout droit d travers DIES
! blocs epars qu'avait sans doute
jetes la quelque cataclysme ante
diIuvien.
Laurence s'empressa de tourner
la Grise qui ne deman,lait QUA
prendre pied II on sol plus uni.
Mals Germaine cut mai!le a partir
avec son cheval.
Ralph, ell sa qualite de demi.
sang, Sc croyait oblige de ne pas
obelr CONNIE une simple jument
pe%rcheronne. ii ne tenait pas en-
place. IL aspirait Pair 4 pleins
naseaux, ct il cherchait sonrnoise-
ment a prendre son mors entire ses
dents.
Germaine resistant de tontes SEES
forces, mails ses bras blancs
n'etaient pas de fer, ct ellie CON-
mencait a Sc fatlguer.
Sour Anne, ma seur Anne.
ne vois.tu rien veDir 2 demanda-
t.elle en- RANT. ST notre cher oncle
reste en- faction la.bas trois
minutes de plus, Ralph va s'em5al
Ter.
-S'emballer T. .1epeta Laurence
etonnee.
-C'est-a-dire s'emporter ..puis.
quill faut t'expliquer les termes les
plus usites de la langue du sport.
J'ai bien envie de lie calmer par I'm
bon temps de galop.
Non, je ten pric. ..nous ne
pourrions pas te suivre.. -. d'ailleurs.
mon oncle arrive. .j'entends du
bruit...
-Oni, sous bois. Ralph aussi
entend, ct il va Sc cabrer, ST lie ne
lui rends pas la main.
Ce brdit s'accentuait rapidement,
ct &c n'etait pas lie bruit DIES pas
dun cheval. ii venait du taillis
Les branches c%raquaient ct se
bIisaient, CONNIE 81 elles eussent
etc lieurtees par un sanglier aui va
debhcher.
LIE bal brun fit une pointe effray
compliquee dune demi-volte
q droite, ct GermaiDe jugeant quill
temps de lui ceder, sous peine
desarconnte, lie laissa partir
a terre.
Ce fut 81 vite fait que Laurence
troublee ne Wit pas de quel cote Sc
Ianfait So jeune Sour.
Au meme instant, un homme
'ortait du bois ct sautait sur Ia
T..
L'apparition fut 81 brnsqne ct ST
oruyante que la Grise, la paisible
irlse, fit un violent 6cart.
Laurence resta Ell selle uourtant ,
luoiqu'elle ne fdt pas tres bonnie !
,CuyerP. mails ellie emf nno toIlo '
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EFT bieni nous serons delivrees
de sa presence.
-Tant pts! .I'aurais voulu lie
v0ir.
Pas moi. Cette etrange pour
saite commeneait q m'effrayer ct je
serai charmee qu'elle prenne fin.
-Pourquoi C'est pressure une
aventnre ct les aventures sont 81
rares! Settlement, je ne sans trop
que penser de celle.ci.. car il
nous s%nivait, il ny a pas a dire le
contraire. Jai entendu tres
distinctement marcher sous IL
convert. Et ce n'etait pas un
braconnier Sc Serait cache au lieu
de nous escorter- Tout Ca nest
pas clair, ct je suis presque tentee
de croire que Pune de nous deux a
tourne la t6te a quelque beau
berger qui la prend pour une
deesse.
-Tonjours ties idees romanes-
CUES. Tu mas pas le sens commun.
EFT tot, tn es beaucoup trop
reasonable. Aussi, je te c~onseille
de tie marier lie plus tot possible.
Et pnisque nous parlons marriage,
voyons ...entre nous. .%.epouserais-
tn Arthur du Pommevals
VOLTA question que je he
me suis jamais posee.
-Je veux bien te croire, mails je
crois aussi qu'on te la posera un de
ces jours. Arthur s'est fort occupe
de tot depuis ces derniers temps,
ct maintenant que lie VOLTA richie, il
ne tarders guere a Sc declarer.
-J'attendrai quill Sc declare.
-NaturelIement. Mails tn dois
savoir dfja &C que tn repondras a
notre mere qnand ellie viendra te
dire que rheritier des Vignemal a
demande ta main.
Que r%6pondrais tn sill deman.
DAFT la tienne?
-Est,ce assez normand lie biais
que tn as trouve la pour eviter de
me dire ce que tn penses! Et es-tu
assez cachottiere! Eh bieD, lie
veux etre plus franche que tot, ct
j'avoue que, 81 NJ. du Pommeval me
donnait la preference, Je serais tres
embarrassee. Je mai rien a dire
contre .ui, ct jamais je ne trouverai
IN 81 beau parti. Settlement, CO
serait un marriage de raison ct rien
de plus, car Je ne Faime pas. On
pretend que ces mariages-ia reus
slssent mieux que les autres, mais
Je ne items pas beaucoup a en- faire
Pexperlence.
Eft dependant. je my deciderais
peut.etre, 81 on my poussait. Brief,
II al pas de parti pris.
Je men al pas o plus.
Bon! mails tn es l'ain6p. C'-st a
tot de passer la premiere. Et tn
verras qu'on ne tardera guere a te
au pied du muir. C'est
ponrquoi je te conseille d'y sopger
.es a present.
Oh! oh! Ralph a envie de courir.
ronge son frein. J'en al NAL
aux polgnets de lie tenir ct je Grains
bien quill matt pas la patience
mon oncle a la sortie DIN
bois.
Nous y a%rrivons.
-Pourvu quill nous nous re-
bient6t.
Sill s'attarde, je ne responds de
L'apercois tn?
Non, il est encore derriere lie
,ros chene. Tu as eu bien tort de
nonter ce cheval.
Bah! 81 j'ai DIES difficulties avec
NJ, c'est MOI qui serai la plus forte.
st puts, Jaurais mienx aime vous
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AVENDRE.

ues Canal ct Grace a Thihodsur i
malsons ct plusienrs lots. TN vendra IL
tout GU en- partle. S'adresser a Mr.. l.. Kraa1
mer Ma.agaJ P. 0. La. on a la SENrISELII
DE THIBoDAUx. ~
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knights Of the Golden RsIe

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle no
10 Il; Of g. X. will be held in the Hall q
Excelsior Lodge No. "a l. o. o. T. on the sec
o'clock p. M.
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ATTENTION.

MY friends and the public are notified that
/ have removed to the sore formerIv occn
pied by Mr.. E. g. Curtis, No. 3 Main street
where L will keep constantly on hand a fun
supply of Groceries, Provisions, Wines and
Liquors. Give me a cali and examine my "a.
sc-tment.
JOHN DEZAUCHR.
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Depot de son de riz

On Went d'6tablir i Lafourehe CROSSING ~
depot on lon debite par sac on par tonr ! An
son de riz tres-frais ct lie premiere auaIjt8 /
81 90 le sac. La merchandise eat parfaita.
ment garantie. S'adresser sur les lieuY /
MIR. Abel Bouterie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-04

Among the queer odds and ends Of In
mainly that have lodged hereabout none
is queeTer than a certain Zulu, who may b.
seen any morning az the Court street eta
ton of the Kings County Elevated road
where he now pursues the peaceful occupa
ton Of porter. This gentleman may u
recognized from other Africans by a huge
topknOt Of natural wool. which began "a
grow many years aEo IN his native land.
he also wears pair Of large goggles.
through which his eyes gaze with an sp-
pearanee Of great restfulness.
The Zulu Is put down on the pay rolls q
the company 40 Thomas Aurphy. When
be is a. home in ZululAnd Re l. called
Quongo Peresrish- Ar. Murphy says he
was born IN Gilou IN 1870. he came 70
this country with Cnisf Two Strike. and
was exhibited by Baruun for several years
ss a native warrior. which he vas lie
also Wbistled.
lie says that IN bis native fzndrsss. with
al assegaI in hand, he - luuposi az % 80.
IN the course Of k.s WancsrlnZs be cams
upon an American negress, whom be loved
and By whom he was loved w1sa passion
all too fierce for lasting They separated,
but not before be had got q good Tocz0u-
larry Of En9liHn words o. the nlrs ysArs
e. h.s living away from Zululand SIX we're
spent IN Elassunz. Ths last tnree ye2gs
Mr.. Murphy has ezrned his Iving b. the
sweat OF his brow.-Ssw IeFk Sua.
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A Touch of Human Nature.

It Is impossible for one who has been
human" to forget that he or she WAS
human" and everything tends to prove
this assertion. A story Is being told that
brings out this truth. In a convent near
St. Louis there is a nun past middle age
She is as pure and devout as It Is possible
to be. That is TO say, she is entirely I'M
worldly. Many years ago, when she was a
young girl, her father owned large plan
tation and numerous slaves in Kentucky.
At that time there was negro slave who
loved the beautiful young girl. It was not
the devotion Of faithful servant, but the
alteration of a lover.
Though he never made an open avowl
of his passion, he followed her around and
watched her until bis love became matter
of public notoriety. The girl was very
deyout and finally left her home 20 enter a
convent. She entered in the bloom Ct
young womanhood and is now a woman
advanced in life. A few days ago members
Of her family from Kentucky visited the
convent, where she now is. Upon seeing
them visions Of the old, old days and the
vorshiping love OF the dusky slave must
have crossed her mind. for her first ques-
ton was as 20 what had become Of the
negro who had prosecuted her with his
adora5ion.-St- Louis Republic
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Smoked Sausages.

This may be done, or is done, abroad,
with or without the previous sailing or
picking process, which makes them last
rather longer 1t depends on when they
are wanted. The operation should be done
with a wood fire, and the large, old fash
toned chimneys are the best, unless small
room in an clubhouse could be devoted to
the purpose, where wood fire could be
kept burning in the stone recess and the
smoke allowed to escape through the
chinks of the door. This is the case with the
kitchen in many country cottages abroad,
and the housewife performs her culinary
duties with the door open, while the cocho-
naille, or pig stuff" as it is Familiarity
called, hangs from hooks in the rafters.
smoking itself leisurely year in and year
out, with excellent results, too, and is used
when wanted.
Sausages, of course, take longer time
than other things. The sailing or picking
process is as follows: To every four quarts
of water allow six pounds of coarse salt
and one pound of sugar. Let this brine
boil till an egg will float on the surface.
Put the sausages or other meat into a
strong earthenware utensil and pour the
brine over it; cover it with board fitting
into the pot and weight it down heavily.
After it has stood for some time, the lengt'
of which must depend on taste, it shOu
be taken out and smoked.
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Thought 1t was the MONKEYS.

A diamond necklace was possessed by
Nine Geoffery de st. Hilaire, the wife of the
famous French naturalist. IL was oneof the
chiefest OF her "contentments," as Hindoo
women aptly term their jewels. One day
madame missed her necklace. There was
a terrible turmoil in the house, and all the
servants down to the foolish, fat scullion,
were suspected, but in turn proved their
innocence. At last it was remembered
that NJ. Sc St. Hilaire had a pet monkey,
and on a search being made IN the "glory
hole" of the quadrumane the precious bau-
bic was discovered hidden away with
white satin shoe, several cigar ends, pen
Gil case and decomposed apple.
The renowned naturalist camly observed
that he had frequently seen the monkey
playing with the necklace. "Why did you
not take it from him." Indignantly asked
his spouse. Il thought It belonged 70 him."
replied NJ de St Hilsire de evidently
thought there was nothing nonnatural In
an ape possessing = diamond necklace as
his personal property.-San Francisco Ar
gonaut.
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STARTLING FIGURES
Alarming Increase Of Crime Among the
Young-Cause and Prevention

The following extracts from the an
nual address of President Alexander
Hogeland before the national convention
of the National Boys and Girls Home
Employment association, held in Topeka
last week:
"All rejecting persons have for years
past, known that crime among youths
and minors was on the increase, especial
" among our boys and young men. To
prove this we will give some statistics.
We have in the penitentiaries in the
United States about 10000 convicts; the
average in sexes is 100 males to one
female; one-half of these are under 81
years of age; 45 per cent. serve a second
term, and they are all recruited newly
every two years. The cost of arrest and
conviction, including time, to the state
is not less than $4,000 each. 1t is a fact
that while we have all the machinery Of
legal character for Furnishing the boy
for wrong-doing, we have no association
for hunting him employment.
Then again, we sell his time to the con-
tractors at 40 cents per day to manufac-
ture boots and shoes, doors, sashes, blinds
and other articles. All agree that this
nee 70 Oub "a lllGnl OO,OOO LlSCucu-
les who have done no wrong and who
learned some trade in their boyhood and
possibly have families to support.
ITO the 10000 convicts referred to, we
may add $1,000 more, boys and girls in
our schools of reform, while jaIls, poor
houses and warehouses will increase the
number to oyer 100000 Then we have
10000 tramps, one-half of whom are
minors. Ten years ago these tramps
were all boys. 1t is fact not generally
known that all tramps begin their lives
as boys Recent investigations show
that out of 10000 boys and girls in the
schools of reform, ninety-eight out of
every hundred were sent there from the
towns.
''The chief causes assigned are, lack
of suitable home influences and employ
ment, reading dime novels, and show bills
of scenes of murder illustrated by certain
dramatic companies, lotteries and games
of chance, use of tobacco, hanging about
saloons, theaters and 10-cent shows, and
falling in with all sorts Of vile COM
panions, out in the streets at all hours of
the night; then follow petty thieving
and stealing their way on trains from
one city to another"
The association aims to reach the youth,
and provide homes and employment as
the best means of preventing crime and
of saving expense to the state.
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Mr.. EGAN NOT THE ISSUE.

From the Washington Post.
Two important points are overlooked
by number of esteemed contempora-
ries, and not all of them anti-administra-
ton journals, in their structures upon
the United States minister to Chill. One
is that the junta has not asked for his re-
call, the other that the government at
Washington has not insisted upon his re-
tention.
In parliamentary parlance, this is not
the question before the house.
In due course, no donbt, the official
record of Mr.. Egan, as the representative
of the United States at Santiago, during
the war, and subsequently,, will come up
in review before the state department
and be adjudeed upon its merits. But so
long as 3Ir. Egan is not the immediate
issue in the contention now existing and
unsettled between Chill and the United
States, it is but fair that the newspapers
which are so vindictiyelv assailing the
American minister should suspend their
warfare, until at the proper time he can
be heard upon full presentation of facts
instead of being summarily condemned
on unauthorized and possibly grcundless
assumptions.
with the provisional govern uent of
Chill. 1t is not arraigning AIr. Egan for
alleged dereliction to duty, but seeking
reparation for brutal outrages upon
American seamen and insults to the
American flag, for which the Gillian
junta not only disclaims responsibility
but exhibits not even the courtesy Of a
regret.
In what way is the recall Of Minister
Egan TO facilitate an adjustment of the
pending difficulty2 1t is not the Ameri-
can minister whom Chill defies. She
has never asked for his recall. Her pro-
visional government has never intimated
that he stood II the way of an anicable
settlement lie Is not so much of per-
soma non grata but that Chilli accredius a
representative to Washington, while Mr..
Egan remains at Santiago, thus COM
pleting between the two countries a bond
Of diplomatic relationship.
IL Is the assertion of the authority of
the United States in manner displeas-
ing TO the Gillian authorities against
which they protest. A change Of Amer
lean ministers would be but a change Of
persons and not change Of policy. The
same questions would be left for adjust
ment; the same demands would continue
10 be made; the same legation, with the
same flag above IL, would shelter the
same refugees az Santiago, aud the same
lnviolao.hyy of Its sanctltles be insisted
or.
The first and paramount duty Of the
United States, therefore, Il 70 settle with
the Chilians in such q manner as shall
best Comport with the honor and dignity
and rights of our government Il can
settle with SIR. Egan at some more ap-
pronrIale time and place.