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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-11-11

a Mention. Or, VOLTA plus dun mois
quill est part.
-Cest d'Esperant, interrompi,
Mandica. Appretons nous, ma chere
Bortelli, Mosca nous guidera ct ie
pourrai sans doute rencontrer Nine
Vincent ct sa file meme avant rheure
du dtjeuner
Et, sadressant au neveu de Ia com.
tesse
-Veuillez demander une voiture.
je yous prize.
A rinstant, madame.
Un quart d'heure apres, lis pre-
naient place tous les trois dams une
caleche qul, sur les indications de
Mosca, Sc dirigea vers la villa qu'oc-
cupaient Nine Adele Vincent ct
Slmonne.
A cinquante metres, Mosca designa
leur habitation a Mandica ct NIT pied
a terre.
Sur rordre de la Florldi, lie cochcr
continua sa route au pas.
II y await vingt minutes que Mosce
await quite la diva ct la comtesse,
lorsque celle-ci dit a Mandica
-Voyez la-bas, devant nous, ces
danes en- deuil
La chanteuse obeit, ct, ayant con.
state pexactitude de la consultation
de sa dame de compagnie
-Descendons, Bortelli, dlt-elle.
Ayant mis- pied a terre, Giles s'a-
yancerent vers les promeneuses don't
faspect repondait en- tous points aux
indications donnees par Mosca.
Aussi, en- les designant sa maitres-
Sc, la comtesse, ne s'6tait-elle pas
trompee.
Simonne, le voile leve, etait en-
beaute ce matin-la.
Son album a la main, Mile Vincent
marchait lentement ct Mandica put Ia
contempler a loisir
Ellie est fort belle, dit-elle a la
comtesse.
En- effet.
Done c'est pamour qui guide
d'Esperant.
--Puisqu'il est richie.
&c nest pas toujours une raison,
surtout pour un homme de son carac-
tere, mais, 81 c'est ramour ct 81 je par
viens a l'empecher d'epouser cette
jeune file, ma vengeance men sera
que plus complete, settlement ne nous
sommes-nous pas trompees ct ces
danes sont-elles blen Nine Vincent ct
sa file ?
IL nous suffit de les suivre pour
le savoir, remarqua la comtesse.
-C'est ce que je me disais, reprit
Mandica. Viens Bortelli.
Et aples avoir donne rordre au
cocher de retourner au pas en- ajou-
tant.
Nous allons marcher.
La diva ct sa dame de compagnie
suivirent Adele ct sa file.
Arrives q leur villa, celles-cl V
entrerent.
-Oui, ce sont elles ct je suis salts
faite, conclut Mandica. Allons de-
jeuner, nous partirons apres pour
Milan.
Mosca les attendait a l'h6tel.
Nous les avons vues, lui dit
Mandica, ct nous quitterons Mention
cette apres-midi.
Moi, j'ai decouvert lie cafe OH
chaque jour, pendant Iabsence de
Nine. Vincent ct sa file, leur domes-
tique Philippe va lire les journaux ct
faire s;l partie de jacquet. Avant
trois iours nous serons intimes, ct
dams huit jours, je vous apporterai a
Milan, les -enseignements les plus
Intn,ttr, I;t
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-11-11

PAR LEOPOLD rApLE lux.
XII
LII


saluees, promenade dies Anglais,
notre retour IL 3 auiieu ,luelqu'un
etait avec lui
-Parfaite,nent !; 81 monsieur s'est
decOuvert torsquc upuS avGn- pasSe
devahl euA
-te monsieur, rGpeta Mandica.
Get infame
Et, saisissant lie bras de la COM
tesse
4 est Lucie, Il E-perani.
-A .t- ;,tZ rrconnu
- h.n Serai> je festee calme
Je naval meme pas regard6 le
compagnon dc NJ. d, Lignac, ct
jignorrrals encore qui ii est 81, tantot,
au moment I'll tu es entree, il ne
m'avait pas denande de me lie pre-
senter tn me lie nommant.
Que lui avez-vous repondu apre>
mon depart
Que je rece,rals demain Nj.
d'Esp6rant avec lie plus grand plaislr.
Comment ? reprit la comtesse,
que cette reponse stupetia-
-Tu comprends. que c'e~t impo>-
sible, dams une heure nous quitton>
Nice.
--Qu'avez-vous craindre?
-Rien, mais je ne veux pas mex
poser Il me trouver ayec lui.
En- effet, car 81 NJ. d Esperaut a
demande d son ami de vous etre
presente, c'est que, sans doute, il
veut implorer son pardon.
Non, Bortelli, Lucien q d'Espeiant
me croft morte, ct certes ne Sc doute
guere que la Florini ct la pauvre
Mandica ne font quu
L entrevue serait curieuse, en- ce
cas-.
-Je ne veux pas lie voir, le' mo-
ment d'aglr nest point encore venu,
ct ie ne risquerai de me montrer de
pres NJ. d'Esperant que lorsque jy
serai absolument forcee. Je vais
6crire I'M mot que tn feras porter a
NJ. de Lignac immediatement, a lh0-
tel du Luxembourg. Je lui al promis
de chanter au concert de bienfaisance
organise par lie cercle Massena pour
la semaine du carnaval; nous ne
reviendrons qua ce moment sous lie
masque, Lucien d'Esperant ne pourra
me reconnaftre, ct, DIES lie lendemain,
nous repartirons de cette facon il
sera dams pimpossibilite de Sc douter
que je me suis attachee a ses pas,
mais rien ne me sera plus facile que
de ne plus perdre ses traces, SOFT
quill reste ou soft quill parte, ct les
circumstances m'indiqueront ce que
jaurai a faire par la suite.
La comtesse n'avalt pas a discuter
ce plan de conduite, qui lui parut du
reste lie plus rationnel que pouvait
adopter la diva afin d'atteindre lie but
qu'elle paraissait vouloir poursuivre
avec tant d'acharnement.
Mandca await pris la plume, ellie
traca quelques mots sur lie papier ct,
ayant pile celui-ci pour lie glisser
dams une envelope sur laqueile ellie
nit ladresse de Paul de Lignac, la
teEdt a 81 dame de compagnle en- lni
disant
ITEMS. quon allie l'hotel dn
Luxembourg tout de suite, ct dis a
Mosca de nous conduire a Genes,
nous rentrerons a Milan pour quel-
lu1s jours
Cinq jours avant celui designe
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23

rsosi0n, which Il Ioes a. i greE Oidsrs
and % YAK Ezs 10 io8ser 4 marvel
In this noE only the critic speaks 5as the
fz;fser. and 80 it i On every side that
Lorell's scholzFliHsss Z. enriched By i1is
mznIiness.
ItIs > pity that tie ;irss AMI Lit esszg
s1oy1Id have been allowed 70 end wiEh the
same figure of speech, clothed in the
same zords, only trias expzndst in the
lecture II MzssinZsr and Ford II
LozelI delivered the lectures 10 Iris EaTs
which SENS improbable, i's T,y1I rsr-
tzinly have editeI OF the repetition be-
fore zlIoEinz the hJok - q - prsss- In
justice 70 LozelPs versatility. this should
certainly be dine in any fn,ars edition d
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23
Az OLD WASHINGTON STATUE

u Wa Purchased by Contributions from
view Fork School Children
lCoryright. lsda ~ American Pres Associa-
tfon-
There IL now On one Of the most pic
turesqus spots On Manhattan island .
statue OF George Washington which has
IN interesting history. The statue stands
IN Riverside crescent, and Ia TO the lower
end Of Riverside drive what the Grant
mausoleum il ON . grander scale TO the
upper. The figure stands with its back
70 the Hudson, about eighty feet above
the tide. General Egbert L. yiele. who
saved the statue from oblivion, told me
about It as follows:
This piece Of statuary 10 a life sizerep-
resentation Of Washington. The first
thing You notice about 1t Is its apparent
srnaIiness. It shows the pater patri@ TO
have been a much smaller man than
everybody supposes. That IL because
ell his statues are either heroic or colos-
sal In ezalting his character the people
have nagnifed his person. 1t is 90 the
world over with military and political
heroes. In pers IN Washington was not
man OF gigantic proportions by any
means. This La truthful counterfeit,
II may use the paradox. 1t Ia one Of
five which show him as he was. All
others make him out man Of heroic
build Suppose you look up his biog-
raphies and see If you can find In single
one OF them specific description Of his
person, with reference especially to his
weight and stature.
1.-THE original Of this efigy il in the
capitol at L edmond. 1t Is by Houdon,
the celebrated French sculptor. Houdon
was given the commission through
Thomas Jefferson.
He stripped his subject TO the buff
and made plaster cast. 1t Ii the only
perfect model ever made Of Washington.
The result was the statue at Richmond.
"Soms time before the rebellion the
general assembly Of Virginia authorized
German sculptor - Guntherman by
name-to make duplicate Of the Hou-
don statue. and from this four casts were
made. One Of these is the statue In
Riverside drive. Just after the war the
sculptor's widow brought 1t TO New
York and placed 1t On exhibition in one
Of tho public halls. She wanted to sell
1t to the city for one Of the parks. Her
price was $4,000. 1t was very cheap
for such piece Of art, but the offer was
declined by the city authorities, and it
wa finally decided that subscription
should be opened among the children Of
the public schools TO make up the pur-
chase none, in sums Of q dime or less.
After considerable exertion 5000 was
raised, and iere the matter stood until
the widow agreed to accept that sum and
to give bill Of sale TO the city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23

"The authorities now accepted the
statue, and ordered it to be placed In a
storage room in the park with lot Of
rubbish. and there 1t remained something
like twenty years. When ] became
president Of the park department this
statue came rnder my notice Az was
inspecting the city's property Of which !
was to have charge. II was covered
with dust and was hardly recognizable.
It's history had been forgotten No one
knew what it was or how it came there.
The Tweed regime was past. and new
people were In. Finally found an old
clerk who knew, and he told me of it,
1--WE were then laying out Riverside
park and decided that the statue should
be placed In the little crescent where 1t
now stands. A number Of residents
along the new park Joined me IN sub
scription, and we brought a block Of
granite from New Hampshire and had .
pedestal made. When the pedestal was
ready the statue was dedicated, II was
on a Fourth OF July. Children 10 tbs
number Of 800. detailed in military form
from the various public schools. carried
out unaided on that day tho programme
that had been begun before any Of them
were born. Tho school commissioners
and 5000 other citizens, with Cappa's
Seventh regiment band, assembled at
the crescent. and tho children united In
anthem and song and GRAFTON to COM
plete In their own way tho programme
OF Inauguration. The little girls were
dressed in white. and tho boys were all
bright and dccently clad. Every girl
and boy carried little flag Of the coun-
try. and they all marched in procession
two and two, singing and scattering
flowers about tho statue as they passed.
The scene was tho most interesting and
touching Of any ever beheld. And
thus the statue was dedicated"
Soil is now being hauled from Fort
Washington, more than three miles up
the river. TO complete n bastion front for
the statue, and congress will DO asked
TO donate two or more Revolutiopayy
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23
Alias Summons for Publication.
State Of Washington,
County Of Chehglis. D.

stat. eoS 81 ws 3; cSssSsii, S.
JONI q. LEWIS, JENNIE LEWIS, his wife, and
REUBEN II. EVANS, Plaintiffs,
GrLBxKTF MACK, EVA MACK, his wife, MONT
FORT d. WEEKS, Guardian OF GILBERT r..
MACK, insane, JANEs A. HOOP, Trustee OF the
estate Of said GILBERT " MACK, and H. A.
HAYES, Auxiliary Guardian Of the estate OF
Said Gilbert Y. Mack, Defendants.
To the above named defendants: In the name
Of the state Of Washington, you are hereby noti-
fed that John q. Lewis. Jennie Lewis, his wife,
and Reuben II. Evan, .plaIntifs, have fled
acoInpIalnt against you In the Superior Court
Of Chehalis county, holding terms at Monte
ssDo, which Will come on TO be heard sixty
days after the first publication OF this sum
mons, to.wlt: Sixty days after the 9Th day OF
February, 1873, and unless you appear and an.
swer the same on or before the 18th day OF
April, wa, the same Will be taken ~ con.
fesscd, and the prayer nj the said complaint
granted. The object and prayer Of said com
pInipth IN obtain q Decree OF Foreclosure OF
4 certain Land Contract made by Plaintiffs
herein " Gilbert " Mack for lot 4, block 40, OF
the Plat Of Aberdeen. There IN now due on
said contract taG1.0j and Interest thereon
from April No. lsyi; also the taxes paid out by
plaintiffs for defendants,
witness my hand and the seal ~ said Court,
tbls N haF Of February, lss4.
sgALl ]. ", LYops. Clerk
~ VI, r. JsAsz, Deputy.
Att0fpsy for plaintiffs.
Oats 0f first publication tbs Nh day Of Fsb. lss3.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-02-23
COUNTY ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Rel estate trzn-iers from Feb 10
Feb. Is, lsg2, inclusive, as furnished %
Geo. u. Alien Il Co.. zhstrzctors, Alter
dem, for Chehzlis county. Wash:
1 J Began to G A HOlIeDbeck, lots
7.s. 10. blk %, Co~mopOli-- 3 DO
r II Peterson to J w kznkins, lOt
9. blk 10, 1st add TO Peterson D
e to G. Reiner, lots ], 2, and s1z
II BeI, 2-16-9 49, - 49, f@'
&c Gsrrard to w Boot, lots IA, ID,
blk 81, Coemopolis -..------. 30
J + Guthrie 10 q w shelby, 10, 2,
blk 20, frances add Aberdeen lOD
g W shelley to Guthrie, Ell It
5, blk 50, W Il BIS add Aberdeen ]
q w Shelley to G E Kstedt. lot 2,
ok %. Frances add Aberdeen. 20
Nunroe Land Co TO v Inderbifzer,
lots /, 2, be, Grays Harhor City 400
& G. s.ratton to g stratton, lots IL,
IL, blk /, Montesano ....:.- 30
q ) to d Carr, Ell Of ne4. 2S-1S-6 Pal
e & 3, T VI Altman, sel4 20-1g-8.. Pat
U = to w e Watson, nyL, 2z-l8-6 PAT
L s to G. Il sauers, nwL, 2l-2l-6. Pat
U , TO A w silsby, seI. 12-1S9, PAT
Z 5 To l. EnoDt. M Of nw1z, WI
Of swL, 2O-lS-8 .......... =. Pct
U s To j A Prterson, neN, 2J-19-8. Pat
T. : to q G Altman, swz4, 20-19-8.. Pat
Z ) to J r Culiers, nwI 20-lV-6. Pat
u 5 to J n Hale. WI of seL, swL
of ne14 seH Of swM, 10 1876 Pat
u 6 to G z Fish, sw1z, ri 2lS.... Pat
II d Hubbard to + Price, lots l,
2, blk 10, Cosmopolis. ~. IS
France TO g ) Fouts, lot 81, blk
22, frances add Aberdeen. re 1870
X D Oien TO A Simpson, neH,
Z1-178 ..-..... 1870
d " Fleet to J Carlson, lots to 5
blk ! MontesAno.. .... ..- So
J A Kuebul to Trantvein, lot 3,
blk /, Central add Ocjsta ... 40
Il Eaton TO Lundgren, lot IA,
blk /, Wisbkah 49,. ......... 200
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L4lelldOI.l

No. II Prindsenssqde j Clljetiaostod
stillet til Bortsale we'd 8 ofre1tlige Auhtioner
der sfLoldes her pa 4uhtiouskonfo.af
late Aukuon TORSDAGHN den Joe Iseceass
Der 1893.
2dsn Auktion ToRsDAGEN den 4ae Jsouar
1894.
sdis Auktion ToBspAGEN Den l8de Jonuar
1894.
hvsr Days Eftrrmiddag II, ..
Samtlige Auktionen vedr6rende Doku-
menter VILE fra ste Auktion vere til Efter-
syn her paa Kontolet
Denne Bekjendtpjolelse tjsner tillige' al
Efterretning for Panthavere % andre Yeds
kommende oyerensstt mmen,le med Reglerne /
Plakat 22de April 1877.
Oh ristisnsteds Auktlonekontor, st. Croix,
den 29de November 1898.
MAXEN.
, 1893-12-02
A CTION N.

n he Vendue Director makes known, that at
the request of Christiansted's Dealing
Court in administration of the estate after the
deoeased CLEOPATRA CONSTANTIA
, 1893-12-02
The Property

No. Z Prindsensgade IN ChrisIiAnsIed,
belonging to said estate, will be offered for
sale at 8 public Auctions to be held 1T the
Vendue Office as follows
2st Auc ion on THURSDAY the 21st Decem-
Der 1893.
ona Auction on THURSDAY the Al January
1894.
ar3 Auation on THURSDAY the 18th Janua.
ry 1894.
each day at 2 o'clock pm.
All the documents relating to the sale may
ia aeeu at this Office from the lst Auction.
This advertisement serves also fer the
information of mortgage holders and oil ers
concerned in accordance with the rnles IN the
Placayd dated 22nd april 1917.
Christiansted's Vendue Ofioe, ST. CroiE, the
oath November 1893.
M4XEN.
, 1893-12-02

iIINPRICHT,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-06-17
BUSINESS BREyITIEs.

Wood pulp is rapidly becoming one oil
the most universally used of manufact-
ured articles.
Beggars are 20 numerous in Paris that
they support newspaper devoted tC
their interests.
Kentucky leads the Southern States in
the production OF tobacco, with q croE
OF 22l ,SSo, 600 pounds.
Reports from the lumber regions Of
Michigan and Wisconsin indicate that
the trade is very brisk.
The year lSa2 was one Of the worst
years ever known in the iron and steel
industries OF Great Britain.
Europe consumes upward OF s24.
600 worth OF gold and silver annually fol
plate, iewelry and ornaments.
1t is stated in the Omaha Bee tina,
5000 persons have secured homes through
building associations in Nebraska.
The largest piece OF mica N the world
was recently taken out OF North Caro-
lima quarry. Ii measures 9rxl6 inches,
The producers of maple sugar in Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont will get
about 81, 200 in sugar bounties this year,
The total value of the livestock prod
ucts OF Kansas in 1892 was Sc, SoS, SIS.
Ten years before that the total was ~,
SIS, aS4.
The length OF the New York State ca
mails is 62S miles, and the expenditures
upon them for the year 1891 aggregated
IS, Col loo.
The Ohio law making it unlawful to
discharge an employe because OF his be-
ing union man has been declared con-
stitutional.
The number of sheep in Iowa has in
creased Is per cent in the last two wears
and the value per head has increased =
per cent in the same time.
And now it is Connecticut that dis
covers the necessity of building-asso-
citation law that shall restrict the Wild
eat business done in that State.
There are some rich colored men. One
in Washington Is worth ;200, coo. 4
light-complected" colored man in tina,
city is reckoned as hali-millionaire.
woman's building company has been
formed in Toledo, o.. and the names oil
the directors, of whom there are fifteen,
are all pretxed BY Mrs" or Miss
AAc ptOttINtLo-i VI lltFCurN reaches
about %, 600 TO % 900 frascos per annum.
The frascos are enormous bottles OF cast
iron, which contain four arrobes OF about
twenty-five pounds each.
Large numbers of Italians and Hun
garians are being discharged from the
anthracite coal fields. A number oil
electric mining mac hines have been in
troduced in Western Philadelphia.
There are 81, goo sheepin the mountains
OF Apache county, \. f., owned by New
Mexico parties. The ST. Johns Herald
states that these escape taxation in both
Territories by being driven from one to
the other.
Wichita, Kan, has factory which is
using up the cottonwood trees OF the Ar
kansas Valley AZ great rate, cutting
them into shayings, which are made into
mattresses. 1t can turn cut 80 mat
tresses day.
The white-pine supply OF this country
stands in the States OF Michigan, Wis
consin and Minnesota, the pine forests
OF Maine, Northern New York and Penn
sylvania having been long since substan-
italy swept away.