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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-06-24
FEUILLET0N
REGIME.
PAR ERNES CAPENDU
XIX
LIE MATELOT.
LIE MATELOT.

Done, dit-il, j'en etais a cette
phrase etais brise par la doulenr. =
Regardez, mon cher, ellie est ecrite
tout au long.
Et Williams Sc pencha pour faire
lire lie manuscrit a Robert
-Je continue, reprit-ll.
"Je demeurai quelques minutes
immobile, les yeuX ouyerts, sans
pouvoir me rendre compte de ce que
i6tais devenu ct de rendroit dams
lequel je me trouvais. Ii falsalt
NUT. Une petite lampe marine sus-
pendue au plafond, jetait autour de
moi une lueur blafarde. Je fis un
effort pour regarder.
Au premier coup d'gil, je reconnus
la cabine dun navire, ct, aux mouve
ments de tangage que je ressentais,
je deyinai que j'etais bord dun
vaisseau qui luttait contre lie vent.
Je me laissai retomber sur mon
cadre.
Vous savez que c'est ainsi que ron
nomme les Its suspendus qui ne
sont pas DIES hamacs ct qui servent
aux officers =?
Ce movement m'arracha un cri de
: douleur. A ce cri, un matelot ouvrlt
une porte ct Sc presenta.
-Vous appelez ? me dit-il, en-
s'appretant a ressortir.
-Oui, lui repondis-je.
-Je vais aller chercher lie doc
teur. -.
-Inutile, mon ami. Approchez-
vous un peu que puisse vous parler
sans me fatiguer
A vos Ordres, monsieur.
A bord de quel batiment suis-
je?
A bord du Burgundy, vapeur du
commerce.
n y longtemps que je suis
lei ?
-Deux heures environ.
-Qui done my transporie ?
Moi ct les camarades. II etait
temps que nous arrivions.
-C'est done lie Burgundy qui a
aborde mon yacht ?
-Oui, monsieur Mais ce nest
pas la faute du commandant nj celle
du pilote.
-Je lie sails. Je me trouvais au
travers de votre route, ct la mutt etalt
81 noire que Je mai pu volr vos feux.
-Je crois bien ! une bruno cara
binee, quol c'etait a couper au cou-
teau ct 4 servir en- tfanches sur une
assiette.
En- lisant cette phrase, Williams
SQUIRT.
-Vous voyez, mon cher Robert
dit-il que jai respectt le caractere du
langage maritime, c'est de la fantai-
o;o ,x,o;, x,ouo cllo1 mo oon,prapJro
Lavantage pour moi d'avoir respecte
cette fantaisie, c'est que lie souvenir
est plus vrai, plus sincere, plus exact
ct plus precis. En- relisant celia, il
me semble entendre lie matelot qui,
debout devant mon cadre, me par
lait en- gesticulant, ct je me reporte 4
repoQue a la scene meme, ct je crois
V assister.
Moi aussi, en- vous entendant,
mon cher Williams, dit Robert.
oh pas de compliments. .Je
ny croirais pas. Je continue
"Et lie yacht :? demandai-je au
matelot
-Coule, me repondit-il.
Eft equipage!?
-Sauye, monsieur, vous avez etc
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-06-24

SIlcZ clcuUu sur 1t oOS sur uuc HuHC
qui hottalt a la derive, ct 81 bien
amarre par lie bras que les vagues
vous passaient dessus sans vous en-
lever. Faut dire que vous ne bou-
giez pas plus que 81 vous etiez mort.
Je vous saisis par votre habit ct je
tire. Quand on vous a mis- dams lie
canot vous aviez du sang plein la
tete.
I'll Wit encore ! que dit l'indivi-
du aux millions en- vous tatant la
poitrine.
I'll Wit que s'ecrie la petite
dame.
ait nous remettons lie cap sur le
vapeur. VOLTA que nous accostons,
VOLTA qu'on yous hisse 4 bord, VOLTA
qu'on vous met dams cette cabine ct
que lie docteur vous fait un tas de
frictions que vous men bougiez pas
plus pour Ga. La-dessus je ne sails
pas ce qui s'est passe. J'ai monte
sur lie pont pour TRAVELLER, ct il ny
qu'un quart d'heure que lie docteur
ma mis- de phantom devant votre
porte en- disant quill allait revenir. .
--Et cette dame ? demandai-je
vivement, savez-vous son nomp
-Je ne sais pas, monsieur.
y a-t-il longtemps qu'elle est a
bord ?
-Deux jours,
-O1 s'est-elle emharquee
A Cadix, ods que nous avons
fait du charbon.
-Et. .vers quel point Sc dirige
lie Burgundy ?
-Vers Alexandra, mais nous
toucherons a Matte.
Williams s'interrompt encore dams
sa lecture
-Vous avez entendu, mon cher
commandant, dit-il, conbien j'ai res
pecte lie langage du matelot. Au
roe<o oolo no r;or 1o <rSe Sfooroo&
J'ai navigue longtemps ct souvent,
je connais les marins, etant marin
moi-meme puis j'ai fait repeter a
celui qui await aide a me sauver
huit GU dix fois son historic, de so1te
qu'elle est demeurec gravee dams ma
memoire ct meme, je rai ecrite, je
crols, sous sa dictee.
-Vous avez done revu ce brave
matelot ?
-Je TAI pris d mon service.
Quand j'ai remonte un nouveau
pacat, celui don't je me sers depuis
quelques annees, j'ai donne a Tom,
Ill Sc nomme ainsD le grade de mai
tire d'equipage. II est enchante de
sa position, je vous lie presenterai,
commandant, 81 vous voulez bien me
permettre &c vous reconduire en- Afri-
que quand votre congo sera expire.
Robert de Nlontnac remercia lie
lord avec un sourire ct une express
sion de regard
--Ensuite ? dit-il continuez votre
lecture. Ce que vous me racontez
m'interesse m extremement ct vous
etes reste a un point OH rinteret est
suspendu.
oh dit Williams en- RANT, TAI
done agi CONNIE un feuilletonniste :?
OH en- etais-ie ?
"A linstant OH lie matelot vous
repondait que lie navire faisait voile
sur Matte.
-Tres-bien. Je reprends.
Xxx
VOUS AIME!
la porte de ma cabine s'ouvrit
ct lie chirurgieu du bord parut.
All ! ah fit-il, le malade est
revenu a lui =?
-Oui, docteur, dis-je.
-Chut ne parlez pas je vous
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IA grande tasse.
Tine dame ?. Comment celia.
avez pas WI, nous ne vous voyions
pas advantage. C'est quand nous
avons etc sur vous que nous en- SON.
mes apercus ct il n'etait plus temps.
La barre babord Z! Fermez les
registres y que erie le comman-
dant
.'Mais, au dlable lie pacht etait
dGja sous notre guile.
g. Toutes les chaloupes Ia mer !!
coupez les bouees ! jetez les bancs
ct les cages a poules que erie en-
core lc commandant.
"Aussit6t dit, aussit0t fait. Via
qu'on en- repeche IN.
"-Combien que t'6tais a ton bord?
qu'on lui demande.
'-Jetais dix-sept, y compris tout
lie monde, quill repcnd.
"C'est bon malgre le vent ON
met en- psnne, quite a couler ct VOLTA
les chaloupes nagent de tous les
c6t6s. On en- rapporte un autre,
puis un autre, enfin qulnze tous comp
ties. II en- manq uait encore deux a
Pappel.
Bon encore un ! que dit lie
commandant, courage les enfants
"Mais Via que celui qu'on hissait
Sc met a remuer ct 4 courir sur lie
pont au milieu des repeches que
talent les uns affales sur les autres
debout prets a s'afaler sur les uns,
car la secousse await etc rude, que je
dis
"-Ous quest mon maitre ? que
erie celui-la, Gus quest sir Williams ?
un million a qu lie sauvera.
Sir Williams que erie a son
tour une petite dame que nous avions
a bord avec un grand monsieur, ce
Yacht etait celui de sir Williams ?
"-Oui, que lui repond rautre en-
criant encore IN million un mil
lion
Dam, vous savez monsieur, vous
qu'avez navigue, que cest pas tant
pargent qui donne du c9ur au ma
rim. Quand on erie un homme a la
mer chacun risque sa peau pour lie
sauver ct c'est justice, car a la fin
des fins on ne peut pas savoir qui. j.
-Apres ? interrompis-je vive-
ment
VOLTA done qu'on mage encore
dams toutes les directions ct qu'on ne
trouvait rien. LIE grand monsieur
faisait des grands bras. La petite
dame criait quill fallait voir Enfin
Via qu'elle empoigne la lorgnette de
mutt du commandant ct qu'elle Sc
met relever tout ce qu passait sur
la cine des vagues.
"-Ah qu'elle fait tout dun
coup, je le vols
Obs que c'est =? que dit lie
commandant
Par Ia ! qu'elle rtpond, ct ellie
dtsignait un point noir qui fottait
sur les lanes a tribord, tandis, que
toutes les embarcations etaient 4
babord.
,'-Arme lie you-you ! que erie lie
commandant.
"C'etait lie dernier canot qui etait a
bord. Je N affale dedans, lhomme
aux millions my suit ct je vas
pousser, quand In petite dame des-
cend l'escalier ct Sc jette dams lem-
barcation en- deux temps.
LA Ia qu'elle disait en- de-
signant a tribord.
''Je prends Ia barre, les canotiers
appuient ferme ct nous mettons le
cap dessus lie point noir. C'etait
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torze heures.
Lorsque je me reveillai, Il faisait
grand jour. Je me sentis la t&te
plus legere Les douleurs que ia
vais 6prouvees Ia veille avaient
presqu entierement disparu Le
matelot qui, dams son langage pitto-
rescue, m'avait raconte rhistoire
don't je viens de vous donner une Sc
conde edition, etait toujours pres de
moi
-On est Tony lul demandai-je.
Me voici, mylord, repondit lie
brave servlteur en- entrouvrant Ia
porte
II n'avait pas ose entrer juslu'-
alors. dams la crainte de troubler mon
sommeil. Dun geste, je congediai
lie marin, puis, lorsque je me Wis seul
avec Tony:
-C'est ellie ? lui dis-je, en- lui fai-
SAINT signe d'approcher.
-Oui, mylord.
Ellie est avec le due
-Oui, mylord.
-Ainsi, tout ce que ma dit Get
homme est vrai, ellie ma sauve la
vie.
--Oui, mylord, repondit Tony
pour la troisieme fois.
L'avez-vous vue lui avez-yous
parle
Ellie ma demand6 quatre fois
DIES nouvelles de mylord.
Eft lie due ?
II s'est informe egalement.
-Bien, Tony.
Je demeurai quelques minutes alb
sorbe par DIES refexions qul Sc sue
cedaient 81 rapidement dams mon
cerveau qu'elles y formaient une
sorte de chaos obscur. C'etait en-
vain que je concentrais les forces de
mon esprit pour en- arriver a faire
jaillir la lumiere, je ne pouvais Y
parvenir
Get etat, don't la secoussse que ia
vais recue la .veille augmentait l'in-
tensile, devint un moment tellement
efrayantque je crus que j'allais deyenir
fou Tony, epouvante par la fixite de
mes regards ct par la rougeur de
mon visage, courut avertir lie docteur.
Grace aux soins que ron me prodi-
qua, lie calme revint peu a peu, mes
ldees Sc firent plus nettes ct je pus
me rendre compte de la situation.
A quelques pas de moi etait la
femme que jaimais ct pourtant la
maladie en- me clouant sur mon
cadre etait un obstacle infranchissa-
BILE entire ellie ct moi. En- songeant a
la duchesse je m'tpuisai en- vaines
conjectures.
-Pourquoi lie due Ia garde-t-il
ainsi /? me demandais-je, s'll raimait,
il pourrait repouser ct sill ne 'aime
pas, quelle raison donner a sa con-
dulte ?. :. Peut-etre lalme-til ct ne
| l'aime-t-elle pas g..
Je refechissais profondement.
Mais alors pourquoi Sc laisserait-
ellie tyranniser ainsl pensai-je en-
| core. Ellie est libre, ellie est richie,
les lois de tous les pays la proficient
.Evidemmcnt la supposition etait
inadmissible. 81 ellie supporte res-
cleavage dams lequel ellie vit, ellie doit
lie supporter volontairement Cepen-
dant cette lettre qu'elle ma .ecrte.
Je refechis encore:
-Quel est done lie lieu qui l'atta-
che 4 Get homme me dis-je.
Sur ce, mon esprit battait la cam
pagne avec plus d'acharnement que
iamais. Je ne trouvais rien a repon-
| Dire, rien a supposer apres metre
pose toute une serie de questions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
The Worlds-Fair Rates via Chesapeake
and Ohio Route.

The round-trip tickets TO tho Wofid,
FAIR ria Chesapeake and ONO route VIII
be as follows:
FROM Norfolk. ~2LGO.
From Richmond. $!5.3j.
From Lyncnburg, SZ2.7G.
From Charlottesville. c22.lO.
And from other coupon-tlcket stations
in Virginia west Of Lynchburg and Char-
lottesvilie. S22.35. ,oo.L
These tickets will be on sale April 25tn
TO October 29th; good for return unul
November 18th. and will be good for stop
over at the springs and mountain resorts
on its line between Richmond aud Lowell
w. Va, in both directions.
The Chesapeake and Ohio route mas TWO
thoroughly. equipped trains daily. with
dining-car aud Pullmans for Clncinnati
and Chicago. entering Chicago rid the lill-
pois Central tracks along the lake 'front.'
and pass in full view OF the Colum oian
World's-Falr buildings.
Chesapeake and Ohio trans stop ~ q
special station directly at the World 81 ar
gate, and at stations near the great nos
telries and the main portion OF the cl1y'
Twenty-seven hours from Richmond 20
Chicago. and many hours quicker thai'
any other route.
For detail information address your
nearest Chesapeake and OHIO agent oi
John ID. Potts. division passenger agent.
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, SUI eas'
Nam street, Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
porsonni.

( take pleasure in announcing 20 my
Richmond and othor Virginia friends tha'
/ have control OF the largest, most cony,-
nient IN every respect, the most desirable
hotel IN Chicago. where | shall be pleased
~ enfertain ali VINO NAV visit Chicago III
a bospitable manner aud a. u reasonabi,
"The Mecca" unlike most hotels thao
have been recently erected IN Chicago, -
not for World s-falr accommodatlohS
0nlv Int isa uerrnanent hotel and admIra-
DIV adapted for World's-fair purposes
its location being accessible - az mo
modes OF transportation between tha
World s-Falr grounds and the CITY.
trust | NAV have the pleasure OF en-
tertaining my friends while ViSitius ,ns
ever witnessed.
L. W. ScoyuIr. Manager. II,
formerly Of the Old aud New AimeaAs
House, Atlanta, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
THEPE0PLE TRIUMPH
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE AGREED ON IN
BELGIUM.
The Legislative Majority Therefor Large
A Terrible Revolution Only Thus
Averted. IL Is Believed.
,p,.r,,o..mer,con caplo 70 the Disoatch.l

yAnglo-Americau caolo 70 the Disoatch.l
BsrssE1s. April 1s.-In the Chamber OK
REPRESENTATIVES to-day NJ. Beernaert, the
Premier, congratulated the gendarmes ana
the civic guard on their success IN coping
with disorder. The government wouid
guarantee, NJ. Bcernaert declared. to NAM
tam order.
The Premier ntimated that the reports
on the proposals for the revision OF the
Constitution would be debated to-mor-
row. II. Debou az once reto1ted that the
Chamber should not wait until tomorrow.
but should suspend IT'S sitting III order
that the reports might be made ready tQr
immediate presentation aud thon assemole
again at once TO discuss the reports. lhls
proposition the Chamber agreed 20.
The agreement appeared 10 be fastened
bv the presence of an enormous thrOng OK
people who crowded the precincts OF the
| Chamber, evidently very much excited on
the subject OF universal suffrage and reso-
! lutte that there should be no delay IN con-
sidering that subject. The approaches 10
| tho Chamber were strongly guarded 10
prevent violence from being done 10 OBJ
noxious members.
THE VOTE 1l9 TO -.
The representatives reassemhled after
! the preparation Of the report on the reyl-
sion Of the Constitution, aud by vote OF
lI9 against II, with "A abstentious from
voting. adopted universal suffrage, wltn u
| provision for plural voting by tue classes
| owning property. accordlngto the amount
aud situation of the property.
Cheers within the chamber were iol-
lowed by prodigious acclamatons from the
enormous crowd that awaited the result
of the voting outside the Chamber. Inc
greatest enthusiasm was displayed every
where, and the people Joined IN a luoiiee
in honor OF the great triumph which they
had achieved.
IL Is expected that the decision IN favor
Of universal suffrage VIII have an allaying
effect upon tho popular excitement and
agitation. whlch had been rapidly as
sumng the dimensions of general insur'
rpctlon. The dread OF q terrible uprising
of the people, similar 70 that OF tha
! French Revolution III lts resistiess rag,
against privilege and power, han the ehec'
of bringing the Chamber of representa-
tives around 20 the popular side; lher'
l. no doubt IN many minds that had th,
Chamber not acted promptly there would
have been revolution IN Brussels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
So.


RGcHHoND 70 NORFOLK AND RETURN
ri1 Norfolk and Western railroad for par
ties desiring to witness the naval renceE-
yOus. 1lcke,s good tor two DAYS.
Sroci.f train will leave Richmond 90
sA N FRIDAY. April 2lst. connecting at
Norfolk with the steamer Columbia, which,
vii make the trip through Hamptos
Roads. giving parties riG tho all-raA
line the hest opportunity Of seeing tho
navies OF the world and returning to Nor
foik in time 10 witness tho trades parade
and pyrotechnie display and return to
Richmond tho same day.
SPECIAL tram returning VIII leave NOR
folk at Z. NJ. For full information apply
,oR W. Courtney, passenger agent, $50
east Main street.
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THE RENDEZVOUS RACES.
Results Of tho Sailing and Bicycle Con-
tes,s-Large Crowds Present.
fSuecial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
40 nj .,,l.,,er "


Noprorr W. Aoril ls.-The sailing races
which took place from Lambert Point, at
five miles. 10 close at the Naval Hospital, re-
enl.ed 40 follows. the boats coming IN IN
the order named: SloOps-George Miller
Aret Fannie Wilcox second, Pearsali tnifu'
William Britton fourth, Don QuIxote nItu'
and John Clark sixth. CanOes,Mat1ls v.
hrst, EfFie Hopkins second, ana halIpoy, ram
thru. At p. N. the wind had dled ou'
and the catboats were badly delayed
BICYCLE RACES.
About 1900 people assembled on 'bo
Norfolk Compsny's property To-Day "
wIfness the competitive bicycle races.
The following was the result: Winners
Knox 6rst prize gold medaD; Joyner
second prize Marauand third prize.
Second race-boys under IA years OF
AGE fvc bows entered for the race. only
one heat-frst prize gold medal) won Dy
Carl COllonna
Ward Of Washington. d. {; ONeili Oh
Norfolk, and Hunter G,Nd;u oil WasnI1d socn1d and
Wnrd third. First prize gold medalt'
won bv Hunter: second prize OocSetl'
won by O'Neill: third prize bicycle
shoes). won by Ward.
Fourth (youthsl race, under II years
old-won bv Guy; Foster second, 9nd
Ernest White third. Przes-Sold medai'
rifle, and lantern. t1o-r,,
A. the end OF the tourth race nalIy nIIly
Ward of Washington. and william VIM
of Ralciph. rave some fancy bicycle-
r,ding many of the foats being exceed
inoly difficult. but Winn carried OIL the
Fifth race Norfolk rs. Portsmouth
O'NeIll. Of Norfolk. wCD.
S,xth racp-NorfOlk Cycle Club-onlN
two entered this race-lIarrison nrsI /;
Joyner second. Prizes gold medal, goIu
charm,
FcsTER. or RICHMOND.
In tho youths' race young Foster. OF
Ric1mond was declared the winner. put
near the close of tho races II WAS decided
~ contest and J.. :. Guy was pitted
against Foster. coming IN only few inches
ahead of him, and was declared the WIN
nrr The distance was so small thaJ IL was
bardl, perceptble, and the decision ere
atcd some dissatisfaction on tho patI ~
| those who had placed young Foster IN ' Ine
| race. They claimed that be had fairly Won
| the race in the frst Outset.
TEE FlRsT wARsHiP.
The French vessel Hussard, which IS
| now taking on coal NJ Lambert Point, j.
! the first war vessel that has ever gone
under the chutCs al the pier.
The Virginia Wor!d's-Fdir managers
after meeting here to-day took run coWn
| TO Hampton roads.
IN CONSULTATION.
The Flat-Top Coal and Coke Associa--
! tion. the presence Of the members oi
| which m the cltv has been noted. held Il
meeting to-day at which they We're IN con
sultation with rcprescntatlEes Oh me Ioc'l
hortas Coal Company and Norfolk aud
Western railroad.
There are la-gc number Of strangers IN
the clty. and fresh arrivals b. every boat
and tram. Hon. Barton Myers, Consn
| here for the Netherlands, visited tina
Governments war-ship, the Van Speyk
IN the Roads tins afternoon. The ltze
| band arrived here from Baltimore TO-DAY
The cadets from Blacksburg, Suffolk, Alex
andria, and Elizabeth City are expected
here tomorrow or Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
A PRINTERS PRETTY BRIDE.
Miss Amelia c. Hoist Married to Mr.. John
&. Seibcrt.

Mr.. John c. Seibert aud Miss Amelia {. HOST
were united in marriage at ST. Johns German
Evangelical church yesterday afternoon Mt 40
o'clock in tho presence Of large congregation OF
friends. The pulpit was prettlly hghtod anu
tastefuliy decorated with Easter lilies.
The ceremony was performed Dy the pastot,
Rev paul f. Nenzel, and Professor Louis Ide
presided at the organ. Mr. Henry j. Grimmell
acted as best man and Miss Augusta Host as
maid OF honor The usheIs were Messis. theo-
dor Noecker. ", p. Klein, henry h. Mnler, AMI
John }. Tosr.
me bride was attire1 in handsome
travelling SUIT OF OLD blue aud carried PINK
roses. Her maid Of honor was dressed In a roOe
Of Nile green. -
After the ceremony tho newly-weddei par
left on the Old DOminlOn steamer fer New orr.
Mr. Seibert Is a well-knOWn young Nstinah-
American citizen, who Is employed 90 q printer
by the Everett Waidey Company. Hi5 BRIDE, a
daughter OF Mr ". Hoist, Is quite pretty anu
has an exceedingly graceful figure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
STATE MEDICAL BOARD.
A Large Class to Come Up for Examina'
tion This Morning.

The state Board Of Medical Examiners VIII
meet In the Hall OF tho House Of Delegates at
o o'clock tnis morning and will be IN session
three days. Up to last night forty-nine appli-
cants for examination had registered wiih tho
secretary, Dr. Michaux. as follows; From the
Medical College OF virginia. 10; Coilege OF
yersity OF Maryland, l Baltimore Medical Col
Iege. 3; Leonard Medical College, North Caro-
Ina, 4: University OF Pennsylvania, / Iennes-
see Medical College, /: Western Reserve Aedi-
cal College, Cleveland, ONO, noh-gtaaua'es'
= second application, j.
it is expected that several more Applicants
will register this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

GOOD 1eMPLARs DELIBERATE.
Quarterly Session OF District Lodge, No.
1, Held Yesterday.


District Lodge, No. /, Independent order OF
Good Temglars, convened IN It's regular quar-
tcrlv session at CentraI Hall here yesterday at
noon. About one hundred delegates were pres
emit halt Of whom were ladies'. Inc meeting
was opcnsi BY Grand Cti9i-l empilr - W. No"-
Ion. or StaunIon. assisted by Mrs. Julius A. lioD-
son. Grand Nica-Iemplar, ami Mrs. A. H. Wood
house. Superintendent Juvenile IemplHrs'
Eleven lodges reported ana the mol1DershlD
rer,resou,ed IA the district was over LOO. mo
usual re ports Of Shicsrs wero sqo1ii'eed ana Re-
iorred 10 appropriate comnluees. lhe-e re-
rorts were very interesting and showed that
much progress is being made IN the advance
uent Of the temperance sentiment In thls lurls-
iictiOn. 49,,
me afternoon session was devoted 70 tho
Initiation of candidates tor tho Disttct-Lodge
degree. Al night the Juvenile lemplafs "hiltd
uuon tho delegates with refreshments AMI the
scene WAS very pretty one ,,
The lodge adjourned b meet with CartersIllie
lodge IN July. The throo banners Tor member
snip, percentage Ia growth. and general strength
we're awarded 10 Good-Hope Lodge, petersburg
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thuuderous discharges from the American
they as ouickIy disappeared as the SOUNDS
Of the guns. and the harbor was wrapped
in darkness with the exception OF tue
bright anchor lights to warn nercnant-
men of the whereabouts of the sleeping
wnr-ehins
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Diamond Dust.
Ga, April IS;

ALhlrlAf NAss 1fAiA ANt
Apeps.a .......2oO@O11OO-G o
Chatiapoogqs. o o % / % 30 o o. .
Batteries->haw ami wilson; Ne'n' anu
Seibach.
sAyANNAH, Ca, hprll IS:
Savannah .....15024001 e2
Charlrstou. 90 1 % = o. &
Batterles-MeaAiu. Jamison ami Hurley :
GAYLE and SuSdcn.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April Is: r. B.h' r.
Nontcomerys. 80 % o o l-S is :,
Wemuhis........U D v o q . o 90 .
Batteries-Fetors aud Armstrong; NlttrocA
ami BOlan.
ATLANTA, April Is: J.. b;H' & ,;
Louisv.lles ....1 o ! o / % 10
Cbl,ayos ........l " 3 q 4" - =
Batteriss-ilutchinson aud hit.redsei CiAl-
son, Lucid, aud Harrington.
MACON, Ca, ApIl lS: H. H'U' p
pacons ........J q D o o 10 -
Atlautas ......O 90 600 - :
Battcrlos-ADbcy anu lie-z; De"ald and
Murphy
NEW ORLEANS, April lS: X bh' ',
New Orleana....O - q - > u
Btrminghams. @ q q % o o o IL .
Batteries-Luby and JauH; Farrott anu Earl
MOBILE. April is: H., ~ =
NashyIiies......O . o . o o s = 0 lib ld 3
Batteries-Danieis, Gragg, and frost Boxing
dale, NIckory, ana >Omera