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THO Ernp,,on OF Mount .rlnn.

CAIANIA, July Il The subterran'
can fumblings Ia connection with the
eruption u Mount dstnn nru less fire.
quebI. The eiuptious ffom tue new
assures al the summit threatening the
villas. - On the eastern aud southern
ccchyit.ea appear about TO cease. The
principal crater, however shows signs
III renew vu activity. A broad stream
Of lava Is flowing In the direction Of
Nicolusi.
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The Notice OF tiia heath Ia the Papers
tame Too s.ou.


LONDON, July l2.-william Waldorf
Ast0g Is not dead after all. In spite Of
tho fact that notice oil hie death was
posted on the door Of the office Of the
Astor estate In New York and the
publication In the Now Y0th morning
Iapefa OF u formal notice Of his death,
furnished by tho sexton Of the Trinity
chapel, by authority ot the man IN
charge OF the Actor Office, acting ON a
tnUlegIam from London, the multi
millionaire aud descendant OF genera
lions OF millionaifcs is atill alive. In
response to repeated and persistent
telegrams asserting that the head
Uf tue house OF AsiOr was dcadi
n representative of the Associated Press
mace three visits y Lanjsownc House.
Astof's London residence, between an
early hour this morning anu nooni
oliclting M many dcnials Of his demise.
II wno said that lac had been suffering
from severe cold which at one time
threatened to devclope into pnou-
uionin, bu, that he was 10 much inn
proved that he expected to DO able 10
20 out tomorrow.
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Tie Up Your Teams.

The crusade commenced by the
police some time ago ssainst persons
who leave their teams united ON the
streets is stlll In progress. Two more
citizens today forfeited e. each for
ntgiecting tn t.thcr their hOraes.
Transfers will do well 10 remember
that leaving their animals united IL
On infrauiion u the city ordinances.
Bear this warning In MUD anu keep
youTfg
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a.. Jay oouid's n.Nicnn Railroad
scheme.

Ell PAso, Tex, July l2.-Jay Gould
has shown his real intention in the
matter Of the extension Of the Texas
and Pacific Railway TO the Pacific.
His agents contaminated the deal on
Saturday at the Ciiy OF Mexico with
the Mexican government, where
by he Inns secured the concession
Of railroad from Cindad, Jufez,
Passo del Nortel on the Mexican side
opposite this city through the States OF
Chihuahun, Sonora and linalon TO
Mazatlnp, tho bcst port ON the Mexican
Pacific coast; thence 10 the City OF
Mexico. This Will give the new sys.
tenn two feeders for the Pacific coast,
ono from this city, which IL the con-
verging point Of three large systems,
and one FROM Vera Cruz.
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lions telling them that they had no
husiness 10 leave their posts anu IN
strucliug them not to let any non
union man or detective through the
lines. The LEADER .yli them the
troops would rot interfere with them
10 this. Similar Instructions were
given 10 other watchmen and me
whole strike picket line was reformed
outside the picket Of iroorf.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY. july ~ 1909.

are already taken out aud number
badly injured, rescued. II Is thought
there are more bodies under this de.
btis. -. Gcrvais Is a watering place
with sulphur springs and is favorite
tttunur Tesufl
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Federal Troops Ordered to Gene
~ Aicnc.

WAsiliNuToN, July la-Preeident
Harrison has ordered federal troops 10
BIZ sent 10 the scene of tue miners'
trouble IN Idaho, and General Scho.
HELD has ordoicd Generals Rudger and
Moffittto send troopr there.
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NlvKR WAS IN DANdIh

LoNnoN, July i2th.-Henry White,
secretary Of the American legation,
was informed by Mis-. W. w. Astor TO.
Jay that her husband ie mnking rapid
prOgresf toward recovery aud has never
ueeu Ia the tlighlu9t DANGER AatoTs
physician confirms the statement
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call for Meeting of the ucpubiicns
snnNnnIInn.

wAsiuNGroN, ID. @. July IL. 90
Chairman Campbell Of the Republican
for Il meeting OF the executive COM
mittoc at New York next Saturday.
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nonnsii, for Governor.

ST PAUL, Julys l2,--lt Ia stated
here that lgnRtius Dounelly will be
nominated Tor governor on tho Peoples
party urkei eouo'Igyt
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Provision. Tor ,hc sufferers.

OTTAWA, Ont, July 1.-THE Do
minion authorities have ordered tie
government steamer "Newiield" from
HALIFAX 20 st. Johns, n. r., with u
cargo Of provisions'ior the sufferers by
the lire.
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number at Houses Hurled under
Rock nud Earth.

PARis, july l2,--A heavy landslide
occurred IN the mountains oyerhang.
ing st. Gervals Les Bains, Savoy.
Without moments warning large
number u HOUSES were buried under
y mass Of Eoek aud earth. ThiTty dead
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Tho Message FROM the Governor OF
Idaho 10 u,e President

BolsE, Idaho, July l2.-rhe follow
ing message was sout by Governor
Wiley to Presiiont Harrison last
night: "rhis morning riot and blood.
fhed by the sl'iking miners Of the
Cmur IA lens district commenced
aud mill was bbwn up by dynamite.
Many men wen. killed or injured.
Inspector General Curtis I. \. e., iu-
forms me that four or i've hundred
armed men constitute the mob. The
legislature Il not II session and cannot
be promptly convened; the civil
authorities Of the county and State
are wholly inacequate to maintain
peace. The Immediately available
military force q the Idaho national
guard numbers only l06 mon, which,
In my opinion, aie far too few TO sue.
cesalully cope with the mob, though
win urder at onie into the field. In
this emergency deem II necessary to
call for assistance Of the federal troops.
| therefore request that sufficient
force be detailed from Fort sherman or
elsewhere 10 act In concert with the
State authorities In maintaining pub
lie ordsr.H (signedl
n. b. tNiLLEY, Governor.
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The Eng.Ish conservatives stni
LendisE.

LONDON, July 1.-THE returns to
two O'Clock this afternoon show tho
election OF 200 Conservatives, l19
Liberal Unionists, 81 anti-Parnelllt,s
and Parnellites.
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NLw IoHk, July l2.-CyTus w.
Field divd az $3.50 this morning.
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rnr coEua IlIrSE TROUBLE.
The Correspondence ui,h the idah"
senators,

The torrFsroudcurV utth the iuAh"
SENATORS.
WASHINGTON, July II. 49, Senators
ShOup ami Dubois Of Idaho have re-
coivvd number Of dispatches ~ re-
gard ~ tue mining Iuublra Ia Tie
Occur d'Aleno region. The hrst one
came from Marshal Pinkhgm VINO
transmitted mtHtge from u mat
named John Pinch Of Wallace, 70.
porting fighting In Gem ami Frisco
mines anu saying, ave arc p)werlcss
10 stop the cOuiiict snd fear tuat many
viii be killed aud the mines burned"
with the Telegram containing this
information tho Senators went 10 call
on the President and Secretary OF war
bat were not able 10 zoe tithnr, the
President being out Of the city aud
the secretary being away from tie
department. They then called on tile
Encouragement hni after consulta-
ton with him tclcgrnphci the COVER
nor ~ 10 the conditions under which
the President could act In the matter
Of calling out tho federal ttOYlh
10 hid In maintaining order anu
preserving peace. AZ midnight
the senators received the following
from Attorney. General Geo, IL. Roberts
Mt Boise, Idaho: "rhoFoyernor 10 now
preparing TO call on the President for
troops. II Jossible, have mgttels az.
ranged 40 that orders eau be Issued
from the war department 10 the COM
mAudant at Fort sherman 10 move the
troops by boat via Mission and Ward.
ner. Many lives are already lost, end
much valuable property destroyed. The
rnnh Ia uavlny In WurlueF. Every.
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ffteh wants Nou-tulnn wen =" ""'"'
PiTTsnURo, July I'll. G. Ffick'
chairman NJ the Carnegie company,
said In an interview today that u WhS
the Intention Of the company NO ~
sumo work ut the Homeiead MUS ~
soon ns possible. There were many "
the locked out men who were WlIhhs
10 scccpt the terms VI the COMPANY
and return 10 work, % thty cuuln 1e
projected In doing 10. IL Woulu ~
necessary, however, 10 secure auul-
iiunal outside nuu.unIon help re
thought II could not he l0nH before the
entire plant would be In OPERATION
NoN.UNioN woRyNEN 10 M kM'
ILoNED.
NEW YoRIS. July ia Philadel.
phin dispatch says n representative OF
Carnegie arrived here this morning 70
engage nou-union men for 'ho mllls q,
Homestead. lie says MI attempt VIII
be made ~ resume work al once
10000 WORKINGS WILL BE CALLED
OUT
PiTIsnuRu, July ~. 80 President
Wcihu uf the Amagamaled Rspcla'
tlon substantially admitted this morn
ing that the workman in All Clrnegle's
plants 70 the aggregate o. -u'Oul
will be called out u The company
attempts to start w. Homestead win
non.uniou mon.
TITS congressional iuvcstigaunc
committee arrived ~ no0R AMI held
preliminary conference with tlrn''
pio's attorney and Others. The nt,1r.
ury ssid the company would like the
mllbt Investigation and that Frick
would appear before the committee to
testify. The committee vent % Home
stead this afternoon aud viii begin
taking evidence at pm.
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DEAD.

James HonneHey, Gus Carlson,
John Starllck, harry Cummings,
very Bean,
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r, g. Wilcox, l.. l.. Abbott,
Samuel Carver. II. X. Adams, Charles
smith, \. T. Hglpron, SAINT CRrkupp,
Hugh Campbell d, w. Putnam, John
Whitney, Charles Peterson, 3, &. Col
Inns, John Gaukeuager, George Petit.
bone.
The loss by the explosion in Frisco
will be $4,000,
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When the troops arrived the strikers
plckuts located In the nelghborhooj
left their posts aud cOngTcgated 10
watch the soldiers. The strike leaders
at once GENT them back To their ain.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-08

Our Judicial district being democratic
by over 2000 majority, there was no
necessity nor excuse for a political nom.
nation, even il tho Office OF district
judge had been political office; and ii
is not. Asa lifelong democrat, / would
not DO q candidate II the democratic
party had nominated any other candi-
date for that Office; but even ii the con.
ventions which nominated myopponents
had been regularly called end organized,
they represented only factions Of the
democratic pariy--nos the party itself.
The judges office being non-political,
the proper way 10 have selected one
candidate would have been by primary
election; and, believing ID the right Of
the majority to rule, and that II Id one
case more than in any other tito judges
Office should seek the man not the
man the oiiice-I would gladly have
submitted TO such a primary election,
Thanking my friends ol both factions,
and OF neither faction, for their prom.
ised support, and particularly those
sub-unions OF the Farmers Alliance
which recommended me for the office
Of district Judge at time when they
did not know whether Wonld consent
TO become a candidate, I respectfully
solicit the support of all voters. The
ineKorable demandsof professional bus.
mess have kept me at home, bnt / viii
vet make tho beat canvass can. Rn-
morR that ! have witbdFaa my aandi-
daey are without foundation. When
am sure 1 am right always go ahead.
GEO, n. WELLS,
Lake Charles. La, April 6. 1899
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SEER ways That are DarIx and
For Tricks That are Vain.s


Our readers will remember that the
ATeEnery iaclion we're The parties to
call tile two state Democratic Executive
COMMITTEES together. made the propo-
sition 70 submit to 4 new primary; pro-
posed tho Joint committee -of three
from each side, aud iAesaseEges deaig-
mated COL J. s. Young, IS Che seventh
man, to decide which Of the candidates,
McEnery or Foster, had received the
majority Of Democratic votes, and was
the nominee Of the party. That com
mittee, after weeks labor, has decided
that Foster is the man, but the No
Eneryites have bolted. After perpe-
trating The most fIagrant, and out
rageous frauds In three Of the New
Orleans wards, but which we're thrown
ont BY Col. Young, thus giving Foster
a majority Of $40, they now cry fraud,
robbery, Acknowledgement Of votes,
etc., etc. they are cursing Col Young
for all that is out. and declare that
they viii not sabmit.
In the New Orleans papers Of the
9th, they lad pulled down the MeEnery
ticket, but in the papers Of the 9th. il
Is at the head OF the column again.
These fellows Idle hard. but die they
must.
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One Of the irst questions a stranger
asks relative to place in which he has
thoughts Of residing. is in regard to its
healthfulnesa. And no question could
be more pertinent, as favorable Or nm
favorable conditions affect ia 4 marked
degree the prosperity Of people.
Nothing which affects mankind should
receive greater attention and care than
those features OF onr surroundings
which directly or indirectly retard the
fullest physical development Of man.
L follows then that whatever eau be
done, looking to the increased health
fitness Of locality should be attended
q. II the worlds strife for dollars
and fame, matters 81 sanitary nature
are often overlooked. Thisis not right.
for wealth and fame without health are
not sought, btcanse they will not pro-
duce happiness As regards sanitary
conditions, good drainage is important.
This We do not possess in Lake
Charles, not that we have not an excel
lent opportunity. for situated as we are
on the bank Of the lake, with q fail Of
several feet from al parts Of the city,
nature has indeed favored ne. TIE
trouble il that our streets are simply
graded sosa desirable form following
very largely the elevations and de-
pressions Of the land, the result Is that
in many places water stands in the
cutters for days, and on Ryan street
the sides Of the street are kept in very
filthy and anhealthy condition for
several days after any considerable
rain. This is indeed 10 BIO regretted,
not only from sanitary standpoint, but
It Is very inconYenient for people to
alight from carriages.
ARe are we'll aware of the fact that
the cutters are easily obstructtd, and
that 70 secure favorable results care
must be exercised in keeping them
open; then again, the cutters should be
deepened when practicable through
the elevations along the line Of drain
nee 70 allow the water 10 Aow freely
Until greater care II observed Ii the
drainage Of our surroundings, we may
expect more OF less sickness during
The rainy season.
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nepnbIlean lIass.sleellng.


The Republican meeting n the
opera house of this city, last Friday
night, was largely attended. W.
doubt II larger, more intelligent and
orderly meeting VIII listen to Repabli
can speakers in the state during this
campaign, o. any other for that mat,
ter The audience was largely Dem
ocrstie, drawn out by curiosity, as
much as anything else 70 hear shat
tbe speakers had ID ssy.
The nesting wac called 70 order BY
Claud Mayo. Esq, ehairman Of the
parish executive committee, who called
Professor S, A, Knapp to the chair.
named dozen Or 50 yiee-presidents,
and two secretaries. Before intro,
sacipg the speakeFs, Prof KBapp. ii
quite lengthy talk, gave his reasons
fes haiag ReRpblicn. nationally,
General Mcmillan, MI, BaFkdoll,
and ExGoH Warmolb, spoke ID The
order III which tbey are Rsmed, aHd
their argamsBts were conclusive %
themselves spd their Republican bear.
era that The g. Q, ?. was The parly Of
al others, The illusions Of the speak
ere 70 he 4g0iiDg machine" "a fair
vote ard az honest count and % on,
made q smile, They evidently il.
nored the feet that they are being paid
back with 1be currency that They them
selves bad coined and put in eiFeula-
ti0p during TIE days Of reconstruction,
from 1865 to 1876.
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We mentioned laat week TIE KILN \
q . colored man named HenoFe Da-
hon. The fipdipg Of the eor9peF's jqsg
has rot been returned to The clerks
oaiee, 50 We espp9t give the result d
their Investigation. An inoheBsiYe
Swede Eamed Alfred Nelson has been
arrested On az aasidagit made By .
relative of tie deceased, charging Mel
son With HE murder Jt0sa f'gogmqEi0g
9eeeigsd. Nov from whom aid be Fe-
eeige the information 4 We learn from
. neighber 81 Nelson's that be snd biz
son were 81 work all Day moving q
fence.
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Reara 800 sgeelIaa.


Ths meeting last Mondey night
celled by the Board Of Trade, to con-
slider the erection Of rice mill III Lake
Charles, wa pet very large one but
those present we're yefg earnest
An Fl 9, Drew stated the object 81
tho meeting, ~ q. B, Lake, Of Lake
4 sops, then stated bis proposition,
which vas, that Il The citizens Of Lake
Cherries aad those is the vicinity
Interested 10 he Fics culture, would
contribute ~ bonus the sum of $1,000
bis firm would, tan carly date, erect
rice mill Of two hnRdFed bafrels
capacity per day, Which could be in-
creased 10 six bundled barrels capacity
by ranpipg twentg-foar honFs,
a committee #as appointed consist !
ips .; Messrs John 81 Gray, n Et
George and 7. ", Bryen 70 solicit sub
seripsops Alist was made and started
Of by Mr., 3. p. Mason With . 100 A
committee will be appointed for the
copptry % solicit subscriptions from
the farmers, who Gan Il they 10 choose,
Day ID rice Ihe cash PRESCRIPTIONS
are Ao be paia when sbe building n h
bnt CIV rice II ~ be delivered when
harvested.
HaFTab for Lake Charles she win be
indepeudent 0f the rice tFnst,
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halfway TIme Table.
NOTICE.

Us. PosroFBgcE, LAKE CHlz1Rs, La, /
August iss, 1891
East bound mail closes az II O'Clock d 10
West bpnnd maD cloHes ~ O'Clock D. M
Mgr snails, East and West, at 8 ,. IA.
9sHnernl delivery open from $50 q. "a, x
o b. u. SundEys--fsast bound closes At 3 d
M West bound closes III D. d. NIGH
n3izE, EAST und West, At II. "a. General
deifra4s s 70 3 n nj
k&ils lesre for Pearl, Dry Creek and Sugar
town. Ct 8 O'Clock a. M. Monday, wednesday
aaE Friday.
Fer C6lcasleu, Cameron, Johns0n's Bayou,
esana Chester and Creole, a. 2 a. "a. Monday,
Wednesday md Faday.
Fer Bear. BeelsW6rsh and Loretta, On
Enasdas,. at 3 a n.
Fer Grown Point ana Gay, on Saturdays
vi oseloek q. 10.
Tor Gfana Lake, TueGday at q 3. d.
ID. "a. F0ETEE, Z. M.
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moo5n meeasa !

Last Tuesday night the hogs were ~
elected et tho decision "a tEe COMMITTEES
IL favor If Foster, thet they got 2
eopPle Of spyils, had them hanlsd Y
the court house square, end for while
......-ia is.., Il. an 1sl4s tilaA Aiaann was
S4H p'yFf't A,.fS Wy 3 - 10y fgrT
. second siege of Ylekshpgg going on.
Tie boya explained that they wsre nol
growing oger she success ei Foster se
much RH they were gloFifyipg eyer the
diseomf torture ~ or woulA bs parrish
5qsses, Thg bosses eap make any trade
ahcy please, but they cannot deliyel
apy more goods il eeleasise parish
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LAND 0EFIaH III Nnw ORAnAss. La,
February 81 lap2
mi 0ikSh Is haIebs given that the follow
lnteetien to make final proof a support of
pie claim, and that said proof will ha made
before the CLERK of District Cont n lake
gharlea, f., On Saturday April 10, 1892, WI
FRANK 7. HaNETggpr,
who made Presumption neGlaratarv stata.
ment No. al0, for the II oe HW4 and Nv w
oi sE3& "A see, 4, Tp, =, ~ IN WI, Lenisi'
ann Meridian
He names The following witnesses 10 prove
Ais continuous residence upon, aud euitiVA-
tloa Or said land VIZ; John Morris, eehe
prake, FieFre MaIki aud Henry Drake, an Of
galcasleu parish Ia
CHARLES 3. PALFREY,
ia Register,
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I HlEEsEa.

BAR \ ER I'm this cry, Monday ApFli n,
lsg2 AZ ~ o'cloeiS ps L, GRARl.Ss EuaEAR
BAREER, son pf MI ami WIS. Charles
Barker, aged 10 years sna menths,
The ECHO extends sympsthY g the parents
and family IN this sad hour of theiF hcTeaysr
mont.
B0URG At The family Residence, IN this
ely, April 6th, 1893, II $50 clock p. %, I,
MARy ELLEN BR0pERIeg, wife Of z a.
Boafg, aged Is years, 2 months end 8
days,
fhe EGaG extends ~ sineerast sympathy
N ths bFFesYed husband snd Iittle orphan
child, fully fccognizlng that there n Az lpEs
10 great ~ that w Wife and IaothcE
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AsNp isFplq sf ssig
9gEci2 3 hasseg he sSiio@.
nE tame ffieg re fied notice ~
htfols Aus ls8o g s. I5n16i 15dT u
Aslse aeilsf, ia 1qayf sf Va
yANfs
81 p1f7 4quc ~ 1871 tor
eqi-
nfmss ~ gqaieR nHdaFs NJ piqFf
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a aol ft6ling ftfarg Rs4 lAstesf
oe lid Hfllyi gee tQiEss ~
M AZ iec 81 Llfat5
nabb RNd Ne, esty NflNe qsa
ogp ibs ipnei yo
llesdsF wiz
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Anyone Who may have sheep for sale
viii find it to their interest to CORES.
pond with Mr. WIN. B. Jones, Of Bear,
"a. See his advertisement in this
weeks issue headed Wanted 10 bny
500 sheep"
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We must beg the indulgence Of oar
friends for the lack Of local items this
week, our attention has been devoted
TO what We consider more important
subjects and We beIiYe our friends will
agree with as; what our enemies think
about it. we do not care.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-08

0aicers and members d Lake Charles
Steam Fire Company, No. i. will fiOd
call from The president Of the COM
paDy to meet next Monday night, in
to-day's issue. Business Of importance
70 be transantad.
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Naliee aa I'm AeeaMnL.
State Of Louisiana Parish 81 caleasieu, -Four.
teenfh Judicial district Court
Nc. IA, Probate Docket.
|aaaal1IaN "a I0alIa E0IEZ. nEaHllHn.

M HRREAe, MRS CLARA F0IlTz, Ad.
NM mlgislFsffIE of Rsfa kneeesslen, Ql
eet pRElsA, he8 iisa ber Anag account a2d
esslFRq RccoAp faaiFA M NH IN litoa, ~ fhe
ssslAet ~ thg Gierk ~ eqAq ksnEft npHiYig@ "
AsEe aald Hpal aecauWt Rnd faAleau 1D HID lG-
gated " eald eb9Ee menstened and epiltled
eueeeaeApp, N9W, thqsfofe enhlie noEcc x
Hereby 4lgea % ali parties Interested - show
eAese' aoy lheF hsqf n afiNpgi Eithln
iea aa7t fTgn NE icaiion hereof Why
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-08

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