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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06

In western justice court question arts
ing as to certain powers of receivers. coun-
sci in reading an authority to the court came
across the words sui generis, which he
translated in all soberness to the court as
meaning that the officer so described had a
right to sue generally. The judge accepted
the translation as perfectly correct until a
smile among the lawyers present raised a
doubt in his mind.-Green Bag.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06

tell us that numbers of the good.sized
apple and pear trees Melted them S25,
clear of all expenses, per tree, which
would at that rate be a profit OF $1,000
per acre containing eighty trees. But
let us take one-fifth of that only AS be-
ing the average profit per tree, and
then we have profit of 500 per acre.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06
Tried for Murder

FALL RIVER, Mass June 5--Joseph
f. Corriero was arralgned before Judge
McDOnough in the second district court
this morning charged with homicide
in causing the death of Berts NJ. Man
chester. Through an interpreter he
entered plea of not guilty and an
nounced himself ready for trial.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06

Neander's sister, who kept house for the
Berlin professor. took fresh apartments
nearer the university, as she thought the
distance too great for her brother A few
days after their removal he complained OF
the long and firing walk, and it then turned
out that he had gone first to the old lodg-
ings and so around TO the university
Chronik der Zeit.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06
A Tax Collector suicides

New YORK, June 5-A special from
Clanton, Ala, to the World says: Will.
lam Upchurch, tax collector of Green
county, died last night from the effects
of morphine. 1t is stated that the
books and affairs of his office had be-
come tangled and the incidental worry
unbalanced his mind. His father and
brother both committed suicide some
wears ago
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06
Suspicious Characters.

Sleeping Car Passenger-H See herel
My watch is gonel
Porter-It's all right, sab I'm keepin it
safe for You. got it ont from undah your
pillow fob fear some one would steal It,
"Huhl Whom was there to fear"
II didn't know but some o. these porters
.wot nevah asks fob tips might slip in some
where. I'm mighty s'picious Of such fel-
labs. New York Weekly.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06
Who Is ID. w

A young lady of Fairhaven received
a postal yesterday from one of her
lady friends on which were written
the words: 81 expect ID. V. to start
East in a short time and wish you
would go along" 81 wonder who ID.
" is?' the young lady queried to her
self. ~ am certainly not acquainted
with anybody i'm that city having those
initials
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06
Pleased With It's Appearance

William HOwarth, treasurer of the
Everett Paper Mill Company, was
among the visitors to the HERALD
office yesterday, in company with 5.
McClelland, the gentlemanly agent OF
the Pacific Navigation company. "
have visited all the other Puget sound
cities, Mr.. Howarth remarked, "but
certainly if Everett has rival to fear,
that is located on the shores of this
beautiful Bay. 1t is almost impossiLle
TO conceive ola finer townsite than that
which Fairhaven covers. / anticipate
that one of the greatest cities of the
state will be built here. OF course We
have great things in store for us at
Everett, but surely for favorable loca-
ton it would be difficult to find "A finer
point than Bellingham bay, with its
beautiful scenery and fine anchorage
tacilities.n
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS

AT The FARHAvEN - L A Bacon.
BentonyIlle; sam Lock, Seattle; c II An
derson, Tacoma; w Z Stone and wife.
Boston: Miss Grace Stone, Boston,: A Il
Elliott, San Franchises; w Carrothers.
Everett; j stanton, Ruby; Il Il Kinsman.
Virginia; II Heath, Steamer State OF
Washington; N Pentield, Seattle; William
howorth, Everett; Charles Holland Kid
der. Tacoma.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06
Chicago Man Drowned

CHICAGO, June 5-Today's develop.
ments confirm the belief that Herman
Schaflner, of the failed firm of Herman
Schaffner d Co., was drowned in the
lake. The police are dragging for the
body
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06

Then Baby was sick, We ga'e her Castorta
When She was Child. she c. cd for Castoria
When she became Hiss, she lung to Csstoria
When she had Children, 81. gave them CastorIa
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

+. j. Kingdom came down from Sc
attic yesterday.
George Grimette, of Custer, was in
town yesterday.
w. 5. Caruthers, of Anacortes, was
in the city yesterday.
r.. &. Vanderford left on the after
noon train for Mount Vernon.
Money to loan on real estate; no de-
lay. II. F., Bevans, Mason block.
G. f. Brand was passenger on the
train yesterday for Mount Vernon.
w. II. Dobbs, of the Lynden Pioneer
Press, was in town yesterday afternoon.
Archie Mclean came up from Sc
attic on Sunday on visit to his par
ents.
State Senator Gilbert, of Custer, was
IN the city yesterday on his way to
Chicago.
General Manager Shelby of the Great
Northern coast lines, is expected in
town today.
The Nat Goodwin company passed
through the city yesterday on its way
to Vancouver.
w. Heath, purser of the steamer
state OF Washington, was in town yes
terday for the first time.
&. NJ. Smith, of the San Francisco
Trade Journal, was in the city yester-
day on his way to Chicago.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed. Bridge, of Clear
field county, Pa, are in the city as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Reed.
George F. Kienstra, who has been
spending few days in town, returned
to his ranch yesterday afternoon.
Superintendent Copeland, of the
Great Northern, passed through the
city yesterday from New Westminster.
Captain Gil Parker, of the steamer
state of Washington, and Attorney J.
{. McFadden were i'm Fairhaven V, ster-
day.
An interesting session of the Murphy
temperance meeting was held Sunday
afternoon, the exercises being largely
conducted by children.
|. n. Orchard left for Seattle vester-
day afternoon. Mr.. Orchard is one of
the jurors at the present session of the
United States district court
l.. G. Brown, G. w. McKinzle, w.
Dunn and Charlie Francis returned
yesterday from fifteen days cruise
among the islands, during which they
took in the Victoria celebration. The
party report having had a most enjoy
able trip.
Brice Weirs, who lives with his
mother on Front street, was arrested
on sunday night at 10 O'Clock by Of
ficers Edwards and Sloan and locked
up in the city Jail for safe keeping.
Welrs has been insane for some time,
and recently returned from Steilacoom
asylum. Sunday afternoon he became
violent and broke the windows of the
house, the furniture and dishes. The
neighbors have been in terror of him
for some time. Yesterday he was ex-
amined before Judge Vim, and on
the testimony of Drs. McKinnon and |
Streeter, was adjudged insane. He
VIII be returned to Steilacoom today.
The celebrated John Holland gold 4
pen is one of the many useful I
additions to Allerton, the stationer's I
stock.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06
Booth Diving

NEW YORK, Jnne 5-Booth's physi-
clan has issued bulletin this morning
saying: al have seen no improvement
during the night"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following are the latest real estate
transfers recorded, as furnished by the
abstract Office of $. l.. Butler, corner Rail
road avenue and Holly street:
SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1893
w X Thomas to Jesse Thomas, und a
OF lots and and 81 OF ne14 sec 9. tp 81
n. r 4 e; 300
% and %, blk 3, Happy Valley add to
Fairhaven; 5000.
United States receipt to w L HINT,
lots and 4 and se4 OF nwA, sec 6, " 80
n, r e, 1891 acres; SAT-.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06

III you want the best weekly paper in
northwestern Washington take the
WEEKLY WORLD.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06
PHOTOGRAPHY
MACHINERY

LNAIRHAVEN FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
l. Company. Office aud wut ks foot of Har-
ris avenue. Postofiice box No. 6iS. Pattern.
Blacksmith, Machine, Foundry and Boiler
Repair Departments complete.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06
TO LOAN

G1 DDn to loan at once No delay.
- .OtDO Money Is here, Chas v. Reid,
1905 Eleventh st.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-06-06

Improved property on Elk street for prop.
erty in Tacoma or Everett.
X. j. ANDERSON q Son,
Real Estate, Elk street. near Holly.
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S'ENIvRER AvEC DE- LA MEDICINE
est un fait qui arrive solvent. Les
''Bitters" pour lie sang (?) ont grandi
mcrveilleusement en- popularite parmi
c~ertaines classes mails ceux d'entre
nous Qui considerent les int6r6ts de
leur sante peuvent faire de suite la
distinction entire un stimulant causant
livresse ct I'm remede permanent.
lie NovoRo DU DIR. PIERRE entire
prend de purifier ct rafraIchir lie sang
dune maniere d~lffGrente ct reussit
chaque fois. Tn sang pur ct actif,
ainsi renouvele, prend la place du
bourbeux ct epais fiuide qul pris 81
course dams les veines, ct un etat ge-
neral de sante est assure en- emplo-
yant lie NovoRo, parce que les organes
vitaux sont sutfisamment nourris.
II nest vendu par aucun pharma-
Glen. Ecrire au DR.. Peter Fahrney,
Chicago.
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DECEDEE.
promenade

rOUPS.-pies de Laiourche Crossing. lie
1 Nov, 1898, il 8 heures du matin, Murie
Angelina Toups. epouse de William Fields,
ag6e de n ans t3 mois, native de la paroisse
Latourehe.
Les funerailles ont Gu lieu lie lende-
main a j hcures du matin en- TE9lise
st. Joseph pres de Thibodaux, aussi-
tot apres la grand 'messe en- presence
dun nombreux eoncours d'amis ct
commissioners de la famille, lie Rev. c.
NJ. M6nard oficiant, ct les depou;lles
mortelles furent inhumGes dams le
clmetiere a%voislnant l'Eglise.
La d6funte 6tait file de notre es-
time concitoyen, Mr.. Felicien Toups,
ct n'avait etc mari6e cue tres peu de
temps.
4 lepouX ct aux parents desolGs
la SENTINELLE offre SEES sentiments de
sympathle ct dc condol6ance les plus
%sinceres.
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lie jury sur rexposition DIES soierles,
dams lie Palais dies Manufactures, 4
fait son rapport. II donne la paine
au Japon. Get etonnant pays a pris
pressure tous les prix, 3G5 a lui
seul.
Dams la partie DIES basse-cours, la
poule canadienne a remporte un grand
nombre de prix, tous pour DIES expo
SAINTS du Canada.
II Sc peut que la demolition des pa.
lais de rExposition soft retardee.
On parle de conserver lie Palals dies
Manufactures pouru n muse on connie
promenade.
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LES FLAHMES DU SOLEIL.

Tn phenomena celeste tellement
prodigieux quill d6fie, en- quelque
sorte, Fimaginatlonl Ia plus audacieuse,
Went d'etre observe par les astro-
MONIES de Rome ct de Palermo.
Ces savants ont observe DIES fammes
colossales, mouies, qui br1lent perpe-
tueliement autour du soleil ct font de
Get astre souverain une fournaise in
conceivable, a deconcerter, par ses
proportions gigantesques, les reeves
les plus extravagants.
L'une de ces fammes absolument
fantastiques atteint la stup6fante
hauteur de $4,000 miles, tandis que
lie diametre de Ia teIre, globe infime,
ne mesure que 5000 miles.
De ces mathematiques observations,
il resulte que la surface solalre
que nous voyons supporte II nappe
de feu ecarlate d'on jaiilissent con-
stamment multitude de fammes
indescriptibles, constituent I'm incen-
die fabuleux ct permanent.
L'eblouissante lumiere du soleil
jointe a leur transparency, rend ces
fammes invisibles a nos yeux CONNIE
ellie falt DIES etoiles.
Ii y q environ vingt-cinq ans que
les astronomers ont pu connaftre avec
une parfaite gertrude ces m~erveilleux
phenomenes mails avant la nouvelle
methode spectroscopique due a NJ.
Jansen, directeur de l'~observatoire dc
Meudon, lis ne Sc t~rouvaient 4 meme
de les etudier qu'aux rares, instants
DIES eclipses %totales, quand lie disque
lunaire, interpose entire he solell ct Ia
terre, marquait Reimbursement dc
l'astre ct permettait ainsl de distin.
guer son feerique encourage.
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LIE CONSUL l.. Observation-Disclosures
%apprenons avec plaisir la nomination
du general Leon Jastremski, CONNIE
consul des Etats-Unis au Callao,
Perou dams lAm6rique du Sud.
La delegation louisianaise await
fait tous ses efforts pour d6cider lie
gcuvernement central de Washington,
a envoyer NJ. l.. Jastremski, CONNIE
ministre dies Etats-Unis dams la Re-
publique Argentine.
Nous trouvons ce choix DIES plus
heureux, ct en- felicitons notre ami ct
notre colleague de la Louisiana Re
riem don't il etait lie directeur-proprie-
taire.
LIE general l.. Jastremski, est ne en-
France dams l'annee 1S43, dun pere
polonais ct dune mere franchise.
II a fat la guerre de secession,
CONNIE soldat d'abord au 10eme regi-
ment louisianais. II a conquis tous
| ses grades en- combattant les F6de-
rauX.
Apres la guerre IL reyint en- Loui-
siane pour s'occuper d'afialres a Ba-
ton-Rouge don't il fut elm MARIE en-
1876.
Depuis, lie general a etc m6le a la
polltique active du parti demo
crate.
II Y a quatre ans, CONNIE ne en-
France, il fut elu President de la
Socitt6 franeaise du II Juliet.
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Ia EENTE DIES FERRIEs.-La yente
dies ferries de Ia paroisse Lafourche
a Ell lieu samedi dernler, en- presence
dun grand nombre de personnes Qui
Gtaient venues de toutes les parties
&c Ia paroisse, parmi lesQuelles nous
avons Ell lie plaisir de rencontrer Mn.
G. d. Barrios, 7. Barrllleaux, Pierre
Barsios, Perique All6man, ct John
Melaneon de Lockport Aivaudais
Ledet, j. A. Tomassi Jr. ct W. Hun
ter du Canal Harang MervilIe
Raune, Edward Birtsall ct Firmin
Thibodaux de Raceland Fursy
Escht6 ct julien Bourgeois, de Geor-
gia Plantation; c. o. Rousseau, Lu-
Glen Toups, Abel Demand, Alceste
Bourgeois ct Alphonse Moreau de Ia
chapelle st. Charles ; Oscar Angelloz
ct Odressi Nafuin de Pugh p. O. ; 4.
A.. B~oudreauX lie Ia chapelle St. jean ;
ct Ed. B. Bourgeois, de Valentine,
lie resultat de n vente a etc com
me suit, pour quatre ans, Il partir du
Ter Janvier, 1894
~Angelloz" Ferry Il Oscar Angelica
pour $500 "St. John" a \. \.
B~oudreaux, $500 "Gossin' a Nine.
l.. \. Gossln, 5000 "St. Charles, a
z. q. Rousseau. $4,000 Racelana.
a Firmin Thibodaux pour $1G90.00 F,
"Thos. Leblanc" Il Julien Bourgeois.
$500 ~Lockport, Ferdinand Baril-
leaux pour $283500 "BadeauN, I
a Ed. B. Bourgeois, pour $500 /;
"Canal Harang' a ". Hunter, $780,
90 Cutoff, i Ellie j. Ducos, pour
$500 total $58S0.00. II Y await
plusieurs amateurs pour les ferries
St. Charles, Raceland, Lockport ct
Canal Harang quaint aux %autres, il
ny await pas d'opposltion.
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Nine. Gerasime Boudreaix, resi-
dente de cette paroisse pendant un
grand nombre dances, est morte
mardi dernier pres de NapolGonville,
a 3 heures du matin. Ellie laisse I'm
6poux ct plusleurs enfants parmi
lesquels sc %trouvent lie DIR. Bou.
dreaux, Albert BoudreauX ct Nine.
Sayinien Dansereau pour d6plorer 81
mort.
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81 nne reaction sa~!utaire Sc pro-
duit imm6diatement apr6s l'abro-
CATION de la loi Sherman, ce ne Sc
"a pas la faute de politicians qui ont
exploite de leur mieux la crise fnan-
ciere ct qul croient servir leurs
propres interets en- continuant a crier
famine.
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Nos lemcrciments a Mr.. II. Tetreau

NOS t~IHVTCILlentS q VT. II. 1etfeau
poar une MAGNITUDE orange venant
de son verger a Thibodaux ellie pese
223 onces, ct a II pouces de circon.
ferences (; l'arbre d'on ellie a etc
ceuillie est assez petit, ct Il rapport6
pres dune q%uarantaines doranges
don't celIe-ci nest pas Ia plus crosse
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LIZ JURI DE POLICE,
lie Juri de Police de la paroisse


Lafourche s'est r6uni lundi dernier a
deux heures de l'apres-midi d la
maison de Cour de Thibodaux.
Etaient presents: lie president
Thos. D. Kent, Christen, Claude,
Foret, Scally, Breaux ct Tabor;
! absents, Lerile, Morvant ct Ledet.
Mr.. Morvant he pouvait etre pre-
sent a cause de malad;e dams sa IA
mile, s'~excusant par Gcrit au presi-
dent.
CONNIE nous devons publier dams
notre proclaim numero les proc6du-
res du Juri, nous he dOnnerons lei
qu'un detail DIES deliberations les
plus importantes.
lie rapport Gu comite special APP
pointe par lie Juri a sa derniere sean
&c pour examiner les differends exls-
tants dams lie has de Lafourche, fut
recu ct approuve nous en- parlerons
plus tard.
La SENTINELLE de Thibodaux fut
clue lie journal ofiiciel de la laroisse
Lafourche par I'm vote de cinq contre
un, pour un terme dun an.
une appropriation de 100000
fpt faite en- faveur DIES Ecoles publ
ques de la paroisse, $4,000 payables
au Ter. de Janvier proclaim, ct
$4,000 payable au Ter. de Juliet
proclaim.
Une appropriation de $4,000 fut
fate pour etre verse; dams e "Gene.
raj Fund DIES victimes du dernier
ouragan qui q Ell lieu lie Ter. Octobre
dernler, ct une autre appropriation de
100000 pour venir au secours imme-
dat DIES souffrants de Ia Chenlere
Caminada qul Sc sont REFUGEES dams
lie has de Lafourche au nombre de
ZIG.
lie chemin public du Bayou Bleu
sera ouvert pour lie Ter. de Janvlel
proclaim, ct il s'etendra lie long du
Bayou iusqu'au Canal Belanger, ex-
cept6 une distance de 67 arpents on
il devra passer sur la cine du coteau
dams la partle boisee appartenant a
Nine. Caliste Bourgeois ct autres,
dies actes notaries ayant etc signes 4
Get etfet par lie president du Juri dc
Police ct les personnes interessees,
par-devant Mr.. n. Coulon, notairt
public.
Mr.. d. S. Hotard s'est prGsentt
devant lie Juri lui demandant Ia
permission de laisser passer lie chemir
public en- arriere de son champ Qui 6
I'm parconrs de plus dun mile le
long du Bayou rEau Bleu; la per
mission fut refusee.
La question d'inspecteurs de che
minis ct levees a etc renvoyee a plus
tard.
Rien ma etc fait co%ncernant le
chemin du Baton Pilon, Choctaw et
B%oudreaux.
LIE Juri de Police s'est ajourne au
premier lundI de Janvler proclaim.
Nous ne pouvons conclure Get ar
t:cle sans exprimer notre appreciation
au juri Gle police pour les a%ppropria
tons qu'ils ont faites en- faveur de
nos ecoles publi9ues, ct DIES yictimes
du dernier ouragan qui a laisse tam
de malheureux dams la plus grandt
misere lie montant a%pproprie nj
pouvait etre mieux place.
SENIvRER AvEC DE La MEDECINI
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.

L'Erdmgetine de Longfellow sera lie
theme dun opera auquel travaille lie
jeune compositeur de talent Nj. Xavier
Leroux, ct qui sera re%presente a
rOp6ra Comique de Paris.
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ON DOLLAR
Ev cry HOUR

is easily earned by any one of either sex in any
part of the country, who is willing to work indus
triously at the employment which we furnish.
The LABOR Is light and pleasant, and you run no
you can give the business a trial without expense
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ilrsf hour. Any one can run the business = none
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which we offer. No capital risked. Women are
grand workers; nowadays they make as much
rs men. Ther should try this business, as it is so
we'll adapted 10 them. Write at once and see for
yourself. Address III. HALLETT IL CO.,
Box $50, Portland, Me-
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COMMUNIQUE.
Raceiand, La. 8 Nov. 1893.

Ste, Marie.
En- voici bereavement Ihistorluue:
Ellie a etc commence a la suite dune
mission prechee par Mgneur. Frain,
cure de lEgllse du Sacre-Ceur, ct
par lie pere Subileau, cure de ST.
Augustin, N. o. A la cloture de la
retraite oui a produit de merveilleux
effets, ct pour en- perpetuer lie souve-
mir, nous Won plante n immense
croix de so pieds de hauteur ct sous
r9il de e signe de notre redemption,
les travaux ont commence. lie plan
de rEglise a etc fat a la prison de
Thibodaux, par Mr.. Thiberge, archi-
tecte.
Les foundations ont etc traces 4
Mr.. Aurellen Doucet qui devait con
duire les travaux de maconnerie, mas
qui a etc force d'y n a
DIES occupations qui l'appelaient a
Thibodaux. La premiere pierre a etc
posee ct benie par lie tres Revd. pere
G. Raymond, alors administrators du
diocese de la Nile. Orleans en- labsen-
&C Mgneur. Dubuis eveque de Gal
weston qui m'avait promis de venir
pr6sider la ceremonie, ct qui en- a
etc empeche par la quardntdine qui
existait IA cette epoQue entire la Nile.
Orleans, ct Galveston a cause de la
fevre jaime.
C'etait lie 8 Octobre 1876. LIE
pere Subileau a preche dune maniere
tres-eloQuente en- cette Circumstance.
On ma pas oublie dams la paroisse
cette voix forte, harmonieuse ct con-
v%aincue, ct TAI solvent entendu fare
cette reaexion
ca, c'est un pere qui doit croire
ce gull enseigne.
J'ai pris possession de lEglise ct
jy al dis la messe pour la premiere
fois lie Dimanche DIES Rameaux, lie %
Mars, 1885.
MoDseigneur Durier, eveque de
Nachitoches, a daigne repondre a
mon invitation ct a beni solennelle-
ment rEglise lie huit du mois d'Avril
1888, en- presence de douze pretres,
don't j'ai conserve les mons.
Tres Revd. pere Menard, cure de
Thibodaux Revd. V6nissat, cure de
Labadieville; Revd. Langlois, cure
de St-MartinviIle Revd. Chasse chan
celier du diocese Revd. Letilly,
cure de Lockport Reyd. Dumas,
cure de St-Patrick, N. o.. Revd. F.
X. Chappuis, cure de St-Vincent
de Paul, N. o.; Reyd. Bre, cure
de Franklin Revd. l.. Chabrier,
cure de Royville /; Revd. Fabre, vi.
caire de Thibodaux; Revd. Peufer,
cure de Notre Dame du Rosaire
Revd. +. \. Vig:oux, cure de Ste
Marie.
lie Venerable ct venere Doyen de
Thlbodaux, lie bon pere Menard, Il
| pr3che en- cette Circumstance.
Je viens de couronner PEglise par
| IN elegant clocher.
J'ai achete aussi une cloche dc
5000 livres que nous baptiserons
bientot, et.lorsqu'elle fera entendre sa
! crosse voix, ellie rappellera aux pa
! r~oissiens qu'avec de l'union, de la
! perseverance, ct surtout ayec la grace
\ du bon Dieu, il ny a rien d'impossi
bic.
Nos lecteurs serOnt peut-etre con
tents de conna1tre les dimensions dc
lEglise Ste-Marie.
Ellie a 100 pieds de longueur, ct A.
pleds de largeur.
Les murs ont % pieds de hauteur
ct lie clocher mesure 1881 pieds.
Et permettez-moi, Monsieur lie
R6dacteur, lie profiter de cette cir
constance pour remercier tous les
b~ienfalteurs qui mont aide i mener