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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-05-18
j. b. PUGSIEY.

Memorial services, under the auspices
Of the G. A. R., will be held at Mason's
opera house, Sunday, May %, at ESQ p.
M, when an address will be delivered by
Rev. s. II. Cheadle. The other minis
tiers Of the city will assist in the services.
On May 80, the graves Of soldiers and
sailors will be decorated at 10 O'Clock a.
M, and at 2 80 p. m. the usual decora-
ton day exercises will take place at Ma
sons opera house with X. b. Milroy as
the principal speaker.
Edward Whitson returned from Port
land Tuesday where he has been working
upon proposition to gridiron this country
with electric railroads. He met with
most satisfactory encouragement and be-
lieves that his efforts will bear the de-
sired fruit. A representative OF the
Thompson Houston company will soon
visit Yakima to view the situation and
confer with our citizens.
Beginning with next Sunday evening
aud continuing thereafter for the summer
the evening services in all the churches
will be changed to 8 p. m. This will
also apply to the midweek prayer meet
ings.
The Ahtanum Cooperative Creamery
is preparing for active operations. The
building is completed, the machinery in
position, and the great cans for collecting
the milk were received on Monday.
Claus Timms is accused Of felon iously
appropriating saw mill. Proceedings
have been instituted and nearing will
be had before Justice Henton, Saturday.
E. E. Wager, prosecuting attorney Of
Kittitas county, and one OF Ellensburgh's
most clever young men, was a guest Of
the Hotel Yakima on Wednesday.
There being no quorum OF the city coun-
Gil Monday an adjournment was taken
until Thursday night.
George F. Holman, Of the Oreoonian
was in the city to-day.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-05-18
PROCLAMATION.

CRY HALL, May IS, 1898.
The near approach Of Memorial Day
reminds US that the legal holiday is at
hand and all good citizens should lay
aside their usual avocations and as one
people celebrate our common union.
l therefore, as mayor Of North Yakima,
do hereby call upon all the inhabitants Of
this city. on May 80, 1893, to desist from
their accustomed employments and de-
vote the day to its proper ceremonies.
Witness my hand as mayor Of North
Yakima. A. b. WEED,
Mayor,
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Cind erllla.

The grand spectacular production Of
Cinderella which is to be presented Tues
day evening at the opera house will be
the finest ever presented to the people OF
Yakima. The wonderful Transformation
effects aided by the powerful calcium
light will serve to astonsh and mystify
the audience. The beautiful fairyland
scene, the living mice and rats and pom
derous pumpkin, all changed before the
eyes OF the audience into an elaborate,
ieweled coach drawn by two beautiful
Shetland ponies will indeed be sight to
behold. To view the famous acrobats,
the great necromancer, the fairy god
mother, the queen Of the slack wire and
the wonderful child dancer, will be the
greatest treat one could wish to see.
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Notice 60 the Public.

Notice is hereby given to all parties
concerned not to let any person have any
thing on my account without they pre-
sent a written order from me, as l will
not pay them. s. L. MASTERS.
Cowiche, May Is, 1898. 17.4t
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tie; y ii watson, talrhaven; L Jones,
jr, Port Gamble; A III Boyd, Auburn; l.
r Sohns. Vancouver; o N Moore, Hoqui-
am; G D Schofeld. Montesano; 7 E Dor
ris, Utsalady; H W Leake, c l. Parrish,
Kirkland; = E Reinsburg, VIM Murphy,
Thos Bell, B r Shaw, ] G Storey, H A
Bigelow, A G Bowman, VIM Kerski, Sc
attic; n E Lebeg, South Prairie; VIM
Sandribruch, Blaine; G S Crocker, A
johnson; B D Markley, H Smith, Ly.
man; F F Handscky, New Whatcom; o
o Denny, H E Stuner, Seattle; J Lafre-
mere, Everett; G M Ackly, Puyallup; J
G Rathburn, G T Whitney, A w Wisner,
NJ Harris, Olympia; D NJ GLASGOW, T q
Spraight, ] Wagonhoffer, Lincoln; G NJ
Monohon, Newcastle; T J Corrigan, Port
Townsend; Fred Z Pape, Mt Vernon; M
d Smith, M G Morteind, w Cokerly, G
Trapschuk, E II Bartlett, C Blake. G
V Wadham, w S McCrea, w r Young,
G o Downing, A L White, w Young,
w II Chase, Spokane; Wm Hoare, Te-
koa; E L Hall, II Toole, B W McPhee,
o Hall, Colfax; Thos McAlphin, Pull
man; A Rookie, Cotton; d w King, T
Mahoney. Tekoa; H w Wehmeyer; Pas
co;J Robinson, Jas Steele, Lyman; NJ
Korn, Seattle; F M Wineship, G F Bas-
sett. M S Wells, Sprague; c A Gwinn,
L 7 Round, Garfield; S. q Crandall, Ia
coma; A w Turner, Davenport; W NJ
Wheeler. Sidney; c E sackett, Elma NJ
Koch, A Lee, N Wallingford, W II
Co@ie, II G Wright, W q Roland, Seat
tie; A 7 Hoska, Tacoma; L r Cole. Port
Angeles; Gus Linstrom, E Hanlan,
! Roslyn; A o Smith, Port Angeles; A c
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Sometime ago there was a patient at
the st. Elizabeth's hospital named Burns.
He made such a favorable impression
and appeared so Trustworthy that with
his improvement he was given employ
ment. A short time ago he quit work
saying that he was going to Spokane but
instead OF doing this he loaded himself
with tanglefoot and continued in that
condition until his money was all gone
Then he commenced skirmishing and
had prayer printed which he sold to the
faithful representing that it was sanction
ed by Father Folchi and that the profits
were to 60 to charity. Aside from this
he secured money and goods on false rep
fesentation and managed to continue his
dissipation until sickness again overlook
him and he was taken to the hospital.
Father Folchi recognized the prayer as a
superstitious and condemned one and felt
greatly outraged at the deception practic-
ed in the name of the church, but Burr Q
appeared 80 penitent that when he again
recovered he was permitted to depart
for Spokane, where he claimed money
was due him, promising TO return We'd
nesday and make good the sums obtained
through Misrepresentation. Wednesday
came and passed but no Burns showed
up.
| 1t has been decided to locate the wooden
mill at Yakima city, the power being de-
rived from the Schanno ditch. A COM
pany known as the Yakima City Wooden
Company has been Incorporated. Exclu-
sive OF power and buildings $25 900 will
be invested in the enterprise In the way Of
machinery. Active work OF construction
will be commenced Monday and it is ex-
pected that the mill be in operation by
September l. 1t is believed that the
company will have trouble in securing
power from the Schanno ditch as there
are many claims to the water and ltiga-
ton is liable to result.
The county teachers examination last
| WCeh OiouEht oob u ihoos CASChcht eiooo
and good work was done. The certificates
granted were as follows: First grade, Mrs.
Alice Carter, OF Seattle, and Miss Carrie
Mcdowell, of Ellensburgh second grade,
Mrs. c. d. Murane, Mrs. Cora M. Nichols,
Mrs. A. E. Rodman, Mrs. Lillian Heiney
third grade, Miss Cassie A. Boggs, Miss
Minnie Smith and Miss Mildred Spoon.
The ground for the depot at Yakima
City was staked off on Wednesday, and
| uperintendent Prowell states that work
will be commenced on the depot at once.
The county bridge at Union gap is said
to be in an unsafe condition and fear is
felt that it will he carried away by the
high water.
Mrs. j. H. Thompson, Of Ellensburgh,
| is the guest of Mrs. and Mrs. Al. Whit
son.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-05-18
Notice to Creditors.

In THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE ora
MAJOR b. MORRISON,
DECEASED.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that letters OF ad-
IN ministration on the estate of Major b.
Morrison deceased. were granted to the under
signed on the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1898, by
the superior Court of Yakima county.
ALL PERSONS having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them 70 me for al
lowanee at the office Of H. J. Sniyely. at North
Yakima, Washington. within one year after the
date OF this notice they shall be forever barred
Dated this nth day of April 1893.
J. L. MORRISON,
Administrator.
H. J, sn lively, attorney for administrator. 81
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-05-18
The Quickest, Purest
and the
Best of all the
Baking Powders Is

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
While other brands have
Deteriorated and will not
Raise the old amount of flour
Dr. Prices has been brought steadily up greater perec
tom richer Cream of Tartar and higher leavenng power
hence does mmeasaby better and finer work than any other
Baking Powder known.
The Purity of DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder has
never been questioned. Pure as the driven
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Report of the Condition

Of the First National Bank Of North Yak
ina, at North Yakima, IN the State of
Washington, at the close Of business,
May 4, 1898:
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Take The HERALD and keep posted
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DURES WRITES.

Quand un cultvateur a NAL cult
We sa terre, on NAL administre ses
affalres ; quand il s'est lance luz
meme dams lie sottes depenses, GU
gull q permits a ses ~enfants de de
vorer II grande partie du domaine
patterned en- beau clevaux, bellies
voitures ct beaux habits, Ell I'm luxe
aussl malseant que ruineuX, que fait-
il trop sonvent II accuse les
les gonvernements ct prGte une oreille
complaisante aux hableurs de la
presse ct du "hustiny," qui orient !:
llaro sur lie baudet !. II ferme ainsi
les yeuX SUI les causes yeritables de
son malleur ct il cherche dams la
politique III remede Il son NAL.
La polltique, pour payer ses det-
ties, on faire rayer ses hy~potheqnes,
II q jamais valu l'application au ira
vail ct economic. On a tort de
souloir vivre a la vapeur ct de .roire
que les combinaisons politiques dun
gOuNernement rouge, on dun gou-
vernement bleu, suffiront dams Fave
mir pour payer les hypotheques ct
autres dettes don't on Sc sera sur
charge.
Il est juste de reconnaitre Que ces
r~et1exions ne s'adressent pas a tous
les cultivateurs ; mals il est lmpossi-
bic de ne pas admettrc quelles ne
sont que trop justes en- &c qui con
cerne III grand nombre d'habitants
de nos campagnes.
LIE meilleur moycn de sc d8barras-
ser de ses dcttes sera touiours de
TRAVELLER avec intelligence ct patience
ct de pratiquer leconomie. mails ce
qul Yaut mleuX encore. quand on lie
peut, c'est de men point faire. Qucl-
quefols on est contraint par lie NAL
heuf de contractor ees dettes mais
les dettes ainsi contractees sont
moins nombreuses que celIes qui
proviennent de la yanite, GU de lin
dolcnce.
Irop de personnes, nj pauyres nj
riches, sont poussees par leur vani-
te i riyaliser de luxe ct DISSEMINATION
avec ceux qui sont verilablement
riches. II vaut mieux porter dies
habits un peu demodes ct voyager
dams une voiture moins eclatante de
vernis que de Sc pavaner en- costume
frais dams IN bel 6quipage, qui APP
partient encore al t~ailleur on au
carossier.
lie travail ct l'economie, VOLTA la
mellleure politique, non settlement
pour les c%ultivateurs mais pour
tout lie mond. NJ Acadien.
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DR.. ATHTR BDEDPAIN


Nous 2 ca le plai~ir dune vI9i.e
Gu Or. Arthur BondrauN, chirur.ien
dentiste. Il nous 4 aunonc6 que on
intention etait de SC tiAer permanent
ment a ThihodauS, ct qu'en con>1-
quence il onrert IN bureau de Gil
rurg!e pentaire SUI III rue du llu;a
au-dessus le II Pharmacie Meyer
Drug Store"
lie Doctor Boudrany. ayant IRA
tl4ut pendant plus IL dix ans dams
q c'plta'e du Brtzii. "a il 4 rccu @nn
diplome. guarantee 4 tous ceux mi
voudront hien l'honhrrr &c leur cua.-
fiance, une execution parfaite dams
toutes les operations concernant "a
profession.
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LII
N O v O r O
DU Or. PIERRE

est un deS rleiileurS remedies dc notre epocue. Ii
nettoie lie sang, renouvelie Ia vitalite, enleve du
corps tout gernc IL r~naladie, ct met en- meme temps
les organes dams de bornes conditions de fonction-
nencnt. La redectne se compose de plus de trente
sortes d ingr6dients diffGrer Is, tires principalement
dl REGIME ~Negttal, ]. est Connu 1t en- usage depuis
plus lie cent ans. Son enploI n etc tres avantageux
dams la generalife des Iiaux qui de nos jours afec-
tent FhuInanite ct principa!c-nent dams ces maladies
qul procurement du sang It DIES describes de l'esto-
mac, telles que constipation. maux de tete, maladie
DIES rognonS, condition bilieusc, iaunisse, rhuma-
tis1ncs, nyGropiSic, dyspepsia, Indigestion, fevre
inter1nittentc, trGsyTtlts S, boutons a Ia face, PRISONS
ct nevre, scrofule, rtates purulentes, demangeai-
sons, yers, dartrcs, clou<, ~eruptions cutanees, ex-
croissances cancereuses, maux ct plates, douleurs
dams lie svsteme osseux. emaciation, maladies de
tennles, faihiesse, brrnchites. rougeoIe, maux de
reins, embellishments etc.
ole NoVGEo nest pas une madeleine brevetee, ct il
nest pas en- yente chez les droguistes; mais. mus
par un sentiment de gratitude envers lie docteur ct
desireux de faire participer le genre human aux
benGhces qulis en- ont reCus. les hommes ct les
femmes qui ont etc gu6ris par &c reInede en- sont
oevenus les agents ct lc font aii:si parvenir aux
malades les plus eloignes.
II a me grande valeur CONNIE rernede de famille,
particulierenent pour les personnes qui demeurent
a une grande distance des medecins ct des pharIna-
ciens. lie remede ne peut pas etre obtenu DIES dro-
guistes, mais settlement DIES agents locaux. Pour
plus amples informations ct sill ne Sc trouve pas
d'agent dams votre voisinage, ecrivez au DIR. Peter
Fahrnev, IIa-114S S. How're Ave, Chicago, Ill. >
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Une curieuse operation vientd'ttre
tent6e par lie docteur Rieard, agr&g6
a la Faculte de Paris. Ellie a etc
racontee aTAcademie de medicine,
par NJ. Polaillon. LIE DR.. Ricard 4
enleve, u lie front dune femme de
10 ans, une tumeur maligne, qui u
exige Reinforcement de Eos sur lequel
ellie 6tait implant6e. Mails lie cerveau
Sc trouvant ainsi a nu, lie chirurgien
cut l'id6e de remplacher los disparu
par un os pris sur I'm CHEN vIvant.
Get os fut taille ct modele sur les
bords de l'orifice ct la soudure os-
seuse s'accomplit parfaitement. Cest
la premiere fois que cette transplant
tation dun os dome de bons result
fats.
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D'apres une statistique publiGe
par Ia direction de Ia Monnaie aux
Etats- Unis, c'est la France qui pos
sede lie stock dor lie plus considtra-
Bile de toutes les nations du monde.
les Etats-Uni compris, soft / mil
lizards 500 mile francs. La France
tent egalement la tGte pour lie stock
d'argent, avec 3 millions de francs.
depassant les Etats- Unis, qui viennent
immediatement apres, de sept cent
millions
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TN FoIE ATROPHIE MOMENTANE-

UN FoIE ATROPHIE MOMENTANE-
MENT on n'exercant pas ses fonctiops
~regulieres, produit DIES accidents
desastreux. Ii en- resulte une sur
exeitation nerveuse qui cree l'lnsom-
ME, une prostration absolute du sys-
teme, ct, en- fin de compte, Get Gtat
moral que les Anglais ~appellent
'Hspleen,' ct nous Americans, lie
"blue." LIE Novoro du DR.. Pierre
ram6ne %l'activit6 dams lie foie ct lie
remet en- etat de faire son travail.
Aucune medicine plus pure, actuelle-
ment existante, absolument sans
danger, ne peut etge meilleure que lie
Novoro du DIR. Pierre pour remettre
en- 6tat les fonctions organiques du
foie. &c nest pas IN drogue
p~atentee, nous lemons a vous lie dire
Cette medicine parfalte ne peut etre
obtenue chez aucun pharmacien III
droguiste, mais settlement par l'inter-
mediaire d'agents sp6ciaux GU direc-
tement de son propri6taire. Pour
informations speciales GU demandes,
il ne s'agit que d'adresser une lettre
au DR.. Pierre Fahrney, 112 s. Hoyne.
Ave, a Chicago, LII.
Ceux de nos lecteurs qui desirent
faire lessai de cette medicine peu-
vent aujourd'hui recevoir une dou-
zaine de bouteilles a titre d'echantil-
Ions (vendues 30 cents en- envoyant
deuN dollars $1,000 au proprietalre.
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On estime a un million lie marks
(S241,200) la valeur annuelle dies
serins export6 dAllemagne dams lie
monde enter, CONNIE serins hollan-
dais. Cest n specialize de l'indus-
trie allemande d'ecouler ses produits
sous dies MONS d'emprunt. lis pillent
un peu partout les noodles, les
marchands de commerce, les breyets
ct la bonnie reputation DIES marchan-
discs de toutes les nations.
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On q calcui6 qufau moins 60 pour
ZEN dies tremblements de terre cons
tates jusqu'ici, avaient lieu duraDt les
six mois les plus froids de l'annee.
C'est durant les mois de j%anvier ct
ftvrier que Ia terre est Ia plus s%ujette
Il ces connections.
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Lardeaux, lie champion DIES mar
cheurs a Tongue distance, de Paris, q
annonce son intention de defer deux
de SEES c%oncurrents pour Sc rendre a
Chicago par Ia vote &c la SibGrie, les
mers de glace ct rAlaska. La bourse
du vainqueur sera de 10000 francs.
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Papa Wilson, IN brave citoyen de
Lebanon, Mo-, etant convaincu Cue
son fills Sam, TN famenx bandit, await
depouille I'm train, Ia liyrt aux
Authorities. On assure pourtant
qu'ayant la livraison il await convent
avec lie sheriff que celui-ci lul remet-
trait Ia Motto de la recompense de
$500 otferte pour l'arrestation de sou
heritier. Celui-cl est decide q recoI-
naltre sa culpabiiitt ct a implorer IL
clemence du tribunal qui lie jugera.
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Sur une population de 17,5oo,o 900
ames rEspagne compte l7,47o,ooo
catalogues. Parmi les 10000 DIES
divers autres cultes on ne compile que
6.654 protestants.
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Tn peintre anglais achete pour s.
une valise a une vente de baga9es
non reclamGs, a Montreal, lautre
jour, ct en- louyrant il y u trouve
pour S107,O 00 de bons.
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les marciands de bois esIlmunt Il
100000 de pieds la coupe qui s'est
faite pendant fhiver dernie..
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HOUVELLES LOCALES,
Les Etats Unis ont produit 24,306,
905 gallons de vim en- 1890.

On assure que lie phylloNera a fait
son apparition dams les yignobies du
sud de 1t California.
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lie premier negre que ladministra-
ton actuelle ait nommG Il une place
q~uelconque est Henry Clay Smith,
de Birmingham, Ala. Il est nomme
consul a Tamatave, Madagascar.
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Les ouvriers de Ncw-York ont en-
voy& $4,000 aus ouvriers dale
magne pour les alder a combattrc lie
proiet de I0i sur l'arm6e.
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.Glectricit6, qui nest pas gente
dams sa course par les influences
atmospherlques, parcourt 2SS,o 00 4
Ia seconde. lie courant electriqre
est plus lent pour la transmission des
messages par les fills ttlegraphiques.
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Au Manitoba il Y q 2l,000 jeunes
gems non nariee ct settlement 5000
ieuncs files nuhiies.
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Parmi les curiosites du regime
republican,, on Went de decouvrir
une pension accord6e a un ancien
soldat de Iarmee federale, James J..
Hamlin, du See. regiment de lIlli-
nois, pour IN cor qui lui etait pousse
au pied. II nest pas etonnant apres
celia que lie tresor ait etc vide en- 81
peu de temps.
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fAllemagne ct lAngleterre ont remp!l
leurs sections DIES produits de Ieurs Ious
DIES machines qui elles-mGmes couyrent
une grande etendue de terrain. C'est
ainsi que chaque nation cherche a
surpasser sa voislne dams l'exposition
DIES objets qu'elle salt produire. Cest
ainsi que lAllemagne Sc distingue
par la mecanique ct par les arts dc
guerre, tandis que la France Sc
contente d'exceller dams les beaux-
arts ellie 4 choisi tous ce qu'e.le
await de plus beau pour envoyer 4
Chicago. D'autres pays Sc distinguent
soft par la richesse soft par la nou-
veaute de leurs etalages ct lie visiteur
he salt lequel admirer lie plus.
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CONNIE Ia France ct TAngleterre,
la Prusse nous enyoie IN ambassa-
deur ct ellie a fat choix du baron
Won Saurma Jeltsc pour Ia r~eprGsen-
terra Washington. L'Italie aussi va
clever lie baron Fava a la digaitt
d'ambassadenr 4 Washington.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-06-17

Les citoyens de St-Louis, Miss,
Sc proposent d'ayoir leur exposition
universelle, en- 1908, ct annoncent
v tclats que celle de Chicago sera
alors tellement ~surpass6e qu'on men
parlera plus que CONNIE un mauvais
reve. On yeut commemorer lie cen
tenaire de lachat de Ia Louisiana,
don't rEtat du Missouri faisait partie.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-06-17

LIE president Cleveland met a profit
les loisirs que lui cree l'assoupisse-
ment DIES a~ffaires pour Sc livrer au
plaisir de Ia peche dams les eaux
poissonneuses du Cape Charles, Vie.
D6daignant les vulgaires patassas ct
autres menues FIXTURES, Son Excellen-
ce ne s'amuse qu'avec lie poisson de
mer ct il prend DIES tambours de
quarante livres.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-06-17

lie steamer s. Pissata, que son
capitalne await engage au service du
commencement honduranien a l'epolue
de la revolution qui Y await cours il !
a quelques mois, a etc saisi par le
commencement dies Etats-Unis pour
violation DIES lois de la neutralitt.
SEES proprietaires ayant fourni iii
cautionnement de $4,000, lie navire
lui a etc remis iusqu'a &c que e
process soft decide.