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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01

Cleveland received adelegation of young
girls, representing the Badge Makers
Union, who were anxious to present to
the chief magistrate badge made by
their artistic fingers. The emblem was
duly presented and graciously accepted,
and the young women retired. Inn
mediately after lunch the president and
his cabinet, accompanied by President
Higginbotham and other worlds fair Of
ficials took carriages and drove to the
white city for the purpose of having
private view of the grounds and build
ings. This evening President Cleveland,
Secretaries Carlisle, Herbert and Nor
ton, attended the theater as guests of
Mr.. Higginbotham, viewing America"
an historical allegory depicting the prin-
cipal events of American history.
A delegation of city officials, headed
by Mayor Harrison, welcomed the duke
in the name of Chicago in the large re-
ception-room of the Lexington hotel,
which was appropriately decorated in
honor of the occasion. AS the duke en-
tered one end of the long room the
mayor and party entered the other.
The mayor advanced, and in a brief
speech presented costly casket to the
duke, containing the address of welcome,
handsomely engrossed and illuminated
on parchment, and set of silver keys.
The mayor also presented the duke, on
behalf of the city council, with a beauti-
full, golden key, on which was inscribed
s'Don Cristovar Colon" stating, as he
did so, that it was a key to the city.
The duke in accepting these testimonials,
bowed and in low tone responded in
English as follows:
ssWhen received the invitation to at
tend the opening of the worlds Colum-
bian exposition 1 did not realize how
many surprises were awaiting me in this
country. In landing on the continent
discovered by my illustrious ancestor my
heart was full of emotion, and I feared
that my personal conditions were not so
great as such memory required, but
now in the midst of you feel that such
great proofs of sympathy give me
strength to respond to the great honor
Chicago confers upon me-the freedom
of city that in 20 years has grown
greater than the greatest city in the
world, and which on this occasion COM
memorates the wonderful discovery and
i honors my ancestry and myself. 1 beg
you to express my gratefulness to Chi
cago, and with all my heart express
my thanks for such cordial welcome. :"
Beneath leaden skies. Pennsylvania g
choicest relic, her old liberty bell, was
deposited within the walls of her state
building at jackson park. During its
progress to the bark it was the recipient
of continued ovation. It was escorted
by the highest officials of Philadelphia
and Chicago, surrounded by marching
troops, regular and citizen soldiery, and
saluted by the president of the nation
whose birth it announced to the world.
President Cleveland lifted his hat while
the float passed by.
That the worlds fair is an epitome of
the progress of civilization was empha-
sized when Mrs. Potter Palmer, presi-
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01

pervades. These
things counted for
nothing, though,
with people who
were early astir.
The cars and steam
ers were thronged.
Private conveyan-
ces filed the streets
and the whole city
moved towards the
worlds fair grounds
At 9 O'Clock a line
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Good Job Printing.

If you have your job printing done at
THE CHRONICLE you will have the adj
vantage of having it done with the most
modern and approved type, with which
we keep continually supplied. All jobs
under the direct supervision of one of
the most successful and artistic printers
in the Northwest.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01
EIGHT HUNDRED KILLED.
The Bloodiest Battle Yet Fought in the
Brazilian Revolution.

BrAzlIIan IkoVOIuJIOh.
VALPARAISO, April 30.-News of the
bloodiest battle which has been fought
since the revolution beganin Rio Grande
do Sui, Brazil, has just reached here via
Buenos Ayres. A correspondent il, that
city telegraphs that the engagement oc-
CURED near San Luis. General Telles
led the government forces and General
Tavarez commanded the revolutionary
army. The details of the battle have
not as yet been obtained, but it is re-
ported 500 men were killed. These are
divided nearly equally between the two
armies. Victory is claimed for each
side, and the actual result of the fight
may not be known for several days.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01
am Hope Abandoned.

New York, May Edwin Booth
late tonight, has taken sudden and de-
cided change for the worse, and his
death is now only question of few
hours. At a. m. DR.. Sinclair Smith
abandoned all hope of Booths recovery.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01

dent of the board
of lady managers,
stepped out from
among the throng
of well-dressed wo-
men,gathered in the
assembly room of
the woman's build
ing, and bravely
drove the last nail
into that historic
structure, the first
of the kind ever
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01
Bob Burdette as a Preacher.

New YORK, April 3O.-Rev. Robert J.
Burdette, better known as "Bob' Bur
dette, the humorist, appeared this
morning in the pulpit of the Baptist
church of the Epiphany, at Sixty fourth
street and Madison avenue.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01

One lot, with good dwelling and out
buildings situated west of the Academy
grounds, and fronting Liberty street on
the east, is for sale at bargain. Terms
easy. Apply at this Office for informa-
tion. Title perfect.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01
a message by bicycle From Boston.

BosroN, April S0.-A relay bicycle
ICE from Boston to Chicago began today
at p. m. The riders bear pouch
with message from Governor Russell
to Governor Altgeld, of Illinois.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01
SKIES ARE CLOUDY
But a Great Number Of People We're
in Chicago Today.
CLEVELAND AND DAVIS SPEAK
After Which the President Touched
the Button and the 4ooth Anni:-
versary Was in Motion.

CHICAGO, May 1.-[Special to The
CHRONICLE. l-Sodden skies ushered in
the day memorable in Chicago's his
tory. Bleak and chilling mist filed the
atmosphere, and general tone of gloom
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01

is the youngest sis
ter of the late King
Don Alfonso XII,
and consequently
aunt of the present
King of Spain.
She was born in
the Royal Palace of
Oriente at Madrid,
in1S64, and in 1896
was married to her
first cousin, the
Infante Don Anto-
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01

City is PRACTICAL.
while confusion still
reigns in most of
the structures, it is
in the matter of the
installation of the
exhibits, and not a
delay which can be
attributed to any
failure of the con-
struction depart
ment. The mines
and mining build
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01

of carriages containing President Cleve-
land, the Duke de Veragua, worlds fair
officials and other notables formed in
line and proceeded to the administra-
ton building, where a vast multitude
had already assembled.
Shortly after 10 o'clock the opening
ceremonies began. After the prelim-
mary exercises Director General Davis
made the opening address. He then
presented President Cleveland, who
made brief address, at the conclusion
of which he touched the button of the
golden key, which set the machinery in
motion, and the four hundredth ami
versary of Columbus great achievement
was in full motion.
Nearly every building constructed by
the exposition proper in the great White
C;fv Sc r1rootiool1- copnrlotod o1d
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01
completed, and

is simply wilderness of boxes. unfin-
ished booths and unpacked exhibits. It
will be month before the building is
in proper order. Throughout the entire
building there is but one exhibit in
readiness, and that is from the farthest
end of the earth, New South Wales.
In the art gallery some of the exhibits
are in excellent shape, notably those of
Great Britain and Germany. One
trouble with the gallery of fine arts is
that the building itself is not as yet fin
ished. Some of the men in charge of
the exhibits say they will not unpack
their stuff until the roof has been en-
tirely finished.
Could Ajax but step within the portals
of the magnificent temple of electricity,
he would scarcely have the audacity to
defy modern lightning, bridled as it is
by the scenes. The electrical display
has far surpassed anything the manage
ment of the great fair ever hoped to
secure.
1t will be of interest to Americans to
know that the Infante Eulalia who is to
represent Spain at the Worlds Fair was
educated by an American woman. She
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-01
Mrs. s. A. Orchard, Carpet Weaver,

offers her services to all who. wish carpets
woven at her home on the bluff, near Mr..
chrisman's- dim
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WX. MIL.LIRWS < GO.
PROFESSIONAL.

wv H wILSON-ATToRNEY-AT Rooms
W. 81 and So, New Vogt Block, Second Street,
The Dalles, Oregon.
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NoLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 5, 1. o. o. F.-Meets
~ every Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock, in K.
of p. hall, corner Second and Court streets.
6ojourning brothers welcome.
H. CLoUGH, Sec'y. H. A. BILLS, N. G.
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d OF L, F. DIVISION, No. 167-Meets in
DE- K. of p. Hall the first and third Wednes
day OF each month, at 7:SU P. N.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
@ebeime ~0eieaibaitcn.

Oils mieoer oasielbe, miro Der 2eIer
wObI Oenten, menn er Die Obigen @Orte
lieIt. SO6 Dem lit ni9t 10, mein
Sreuno, OH mir Oieie UerbOrgenen Brit
Der Don Oeri6ieOenen Yuntten aus be-
tra9ten tOnneu. Sir beute mollen mir
iBren 9tuBen ms Nuge iaiien. 3uerit
i60Ocn Oieie S6lupiwintler Der DRIFT
li6eu 8eli9iOn, bciOnOerS Gber Der
tatbOlii6en Stride. 98ie lit Oas m0g=
lid. miro mir mObl Elm liberaler &a=
tbolit - pielei9t Elm Gelebrter - Su=
ruien, Oa Die Gebeimen Sereine li6
nidt nit &ir6eniaAen bei6Giti9en uno
9unS pOr Dem PfOiien u~nabbIn9i9
lino! 9Grin geraOe ltegt Der 6lu1
oieier GeriNmmlun9en, OaB lie lid
bDbnii6 iiber allies Seili9e uno Gbr=
wiiroige b%inwe9ieBen, unO ii9 nit Den
ir6ii6en Sin9en allein bel6Giti9en.
SD ipre6e bier ni6t BON ben Gelel=
i6aiten, pel6e Die STRIDE alien SNtbO=
litsn unter Strais Der GsrbannuaS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
SIT Der &atbolifcnbab Der
A. P. A. gere6tfcrtist?
(S d b.

8eIa6rli6 iino Die &atbpliten audi
ni6t, mel6e bier i'm SanOe limb. Sbre
30bl lit 81 9erin9, I'm etwas anSuri6=
ten, lpenu lie audi Wollten. @as lino
10 MtilliOnen Wteni6en i'm Terglei6e
nit 80 ooer 70 Milionen. Sieraus
tann Elm Sober ben unlinn Der Be
hauptun9 einieben, Dap namli6 Die
Gatboliten ii6 erbeben tperoen, UNI
iDre proteItantii6en Witbiirger gu
tOOten. Die iiir oieie Shat b%eltimmte
,3eit mad ben Nngaben Der u. y. AS
lit ~perfloNen; jeOO9 wuroe Niemanoem
audi nllr ein Saar getriimmt.
yQber, ia0en bic u. y. as, Die
s3abl Der &atboliten pa6lt ~SuIebenos.
IS lit oesbalb beiier jeoer Gefabr uor=
S~ubeu9en. 8etOmmen Die &atboliten
ndmli6 bic SberbanO, 10 uerOen ale
anoeren 9teli9ionen balo ausgerpttet
iein, oenn Die aatbDliten limb ia be-
FAINT we9en ibrer SntOleranS."
Sic &atboliten Uermebren ii6 Spar
in ben Y~ereinigten Staaten; jeoo6 lit
oieier 3uwa6s ni6t ibretenerregeno.
9Bdre Oieier 3uwa6s aud nod 10
CROP, 10 Diiroe oaraus nod feline 8e=
iabr fir NnOers9ldubige entlteben.
Sie &atbOliten ndmlih tennen oas 8e=
bot, Die Sbrigteit unO Die 8eieBe oes
Ganoes 81 adten 10 gut wie ibre 0tit.
burger unO willen es audi gu erfiiuen.
S9re Srcue bat li6 in Den perI6ieoenen
&rieQen geSei9t. Weroen Die ProteE
itonten in ben Gdnoern @~uropa's, no
bic &atboliten Die Sberbano baben,
unterOriidt? Sort 9enieBen lie pOle
&eli9iOnsireibeit 10 gut wie mir bier
in unierem &anoe. WObl muroe Der
YrOteltantismus CUR 3eit ieines Gnts
lte9ens bon ben tatbDlii6en Siirlten
betdmpit. gber Der &eier iolte beoen-
ten, oaB oamals gang anoere umitanoe
berrl6ten, mel6e jebt ni6t mebr limb.
Sie St0aten GurOpa's waren tatbO=
lid, uno bic tatbOlii6e Geli9ion mar
Die alleinig anertannte. Sid 9e9en
oieIe &elI9iOn aufbeben, mar oesbalb
oasielbe ais Iid 9e9en ben Staat aui-
lebnen. &eBerei puroe ais Staatss
perbre6en Gngeieben. gls bic PrOts=
liantsn absroIes ben GrieosH itOrtsu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
&tr6en p%liinoerten, 10 mar es fem
Wunoer. baR Die &athpliten lid bieies

Sirden pliinoerten, 10 mar es fein
@unoer, oaB Die aatbpliten lid oie'es
nidt 9"efallen lieBen. Spbolo Die Yrp.
teltanten aber ii6 &eli9ionsfreibeit
errungen batter, borte audi ieoe Ger=
folgung uuf. Sieie GepiNensfreibeit
beitebt iebt i9un isit SabrbunOerten in
ellropail6en SGnbern, mel6e ilberiuie=
9enO tatbOlii6 iino. NRit &e9t ia9e
i6 oober, oaB oieie 6reibeit audi bier
nttt abgeI6afft piiroe, menn Die Sa=
tbollten bier i'm SOnoe errei6en Mir
Den, 5umal ba oieIe in Der 8erfanun9
llnleres 1T. Wit unre0t weroen Die
&atboliten oaber Der SntolerarS ange=
tla9t in Dem Slime, oaB lie unter tet=
nen llmltdnoen anoere &eli9ionen rle=
ben iib ouloen, uoer DaB lie Die Nnbdll=
ger anOerer Setenntnilie ~spingen, Die
tatbOlil6e Geli9ion anSunebmen, tpenn
lie es nit Gelpalt tbuu tDnnen. Sur
Dur6 ueberseugung, ni6t ourd 8e=
malt miro Die 3abl Der &atbollten pers
mebrt.
Sie tat6oliihe Stride lit aber intple=
rant, uno Stuar I'M ltren9lten Slime
oes Wortes, in SeSug auf ibre Gebren.
Siele bat lie BON Soft, Der eruigcn
@abrbeit erbalten, wsl6er Die STRIDE
nit einem unfeblbaren 9ebramte oer=
ieben bat, auf oaB lie ni6t ire 9ebe.
Sa oieIes aber Der Sail 1T, tann lie
aud ni9t llnlpabrbeit ooer Srrtbum in
Sa9en oes 8laubens oulOen. g8ie
Sele uno Siniternib nibt 3uIammen=
belteben %tOnnen, ebenIo perig Tam Die
&abrbeit llnmabrbeit ausIteben. Die
ies lit Die llrIa6e wesbalb &atboliSls=
mus uno Yrpteitantismus nit einan=
Der ni9t austommen tOnnen. SIT
oiele Sntoleran5 Der tatboliIben STRIDE
fir unIere Staten geidbrli9? @enn
lie lit, rpesbalb oenn lit Die Der InOerss
9ldubigen ni1t, melde audi intolerant
limb IN SeSug auf ibre Sebren, ObgIelh
oieie falib iino. Sbr 8runoprinSi=
plum ndmli6, Die Ausle9ung Der Si=
bel mie es einem Seoen gut ideint, lit
fali6. Sn Der tatboliiben Stride aber
lit niAts als @abrbeit 81 iinOen in Se=
Sug auf ibre 2ebren. Wabrbeit aber
tann ii6erlih uniern Staaten ni6t
gefdbrli9 lein. IS mare la6erli6
iol6 cine Sebauptung aufSultellen.
SD iblieBe oesbalb nit ben @Orten,
oaB Die &utbOliten nibt contributions
miorig banoeln, inoem lie ben Papit
ais Sbcrbuupt anertennen uno oaB
weoer Der Yapit nod Die &atboliten
unierer Union geiabrli9 limb ooer ge=
fGbrli6 iein meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12

Dereiniete Staten.
j ii Il : ageunter oen2anos.
leuten in " in0na
. o.. M linn.

Salb bier llbr MOr9ens uno i9on
aus Dem Bette. 90 etlpas paiiirt uns
nibt jeoen Sag. IS mar audi Thanks
giving uno mir muBteu auf &eiien.
SOnit bdtteu audi mir wobl Die 9Selt
unO Die Stabt Dubuque ni9t 10 tribe
9eiebeu. Salb ie6s ubr Nbfabrt bon
Dubuque uno 9egen 6alb Elm ubr Nn=
tunit in @inOna, unO I'M pSuopig
Sotel". VIE as ct Conner; gelt
du huos honger?" 10 be9riiBte uns
unier ireunoliher Gallagher gr=MaDOr
2uppi9, nit nel6em mir oann aud
Den Na1mitta9 Oes Santla9un9sta9es
perbra6ten. Die 8ebriioer Boer9en
(de Petchen an de Misch) uno 0us
.Merbants SOtel", BON 0tueller e. Sic
benaler muBten eineu Thanksgiving
Seiu6 erbalten. Gen gbeno perbra6ten
mir i'm Samilientreiie oes Serrn Gub=
mig uno oa mir bon ben 5O6tern oes
SauIes eriuDren, oaB lie ibreg8di6e i6on
Oes Wontags Mtor9ens UNI iebs llbr
aut Der Selne baben ln0 od mir per=
ipra6en oieIe Interchangeable Sbat=
ia6e publiSiren, 10 tommen mir Dem
IerIpreben hermit mad.
Der Sreita9 Worsen fano Petchen
(@Oergens Petchen nGmli6) unO uns
auf Der 6abrt nab &ollingltone, no
I'M erer I6One 3eiten iparteten. Flo
kemmts de an en- echt letzeburger
nest. A nam Kohner fenken mer
un? iaste mein 6reuno 8oer9en ais
mir I'M Galppp in ben Sof BON &obners
Saus eiuiubren. Sad elmer tursen
Setanntmabun9 uno Der unerlGBli6en
drepp, uno oils mir erfabren, Dab Der
Sausberr i'm SOrfe lei. eiltcn mir oieiem
su unb be9esneten ben Gelu6ten inter
ipe9s. Sm SOrIe ielblt CAB es oes
8etamtma6ens tein Gnoe; Hei as de
Jung, an de Schummer, an de Schell,
an de Schulz, an de Stoos, an de
Klees an de BATH an de Jang etc,
ETC., an hei as de Conner. uno 10
SiHs Der WorSeH unO eiH a9sil oes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12
SiberaIismus nno SpsiaIiss
mus

berbalten iid 81 chamber nie Gater
ruo Sobu. 9ieie gebauptun9, mel6e
ole tatbOlii9en glQtter u%nablGili9 wie=
berbOlen, miro BON Der liberalen Brelle
ebenlO bartnddig g~eleugnet, bod um=
iOnft. Ser @u9eni6ein uno Die Gr=
fabrung Seigen uns Die nabe SerpanOts
t6aft BON Seioen. Seioe peroen BON
benielbeu Sheen belebt uno bewegt.
@snu Der SOsialiit ia9t: sd err
femme feiuen 8Ott an, aber Inn Der
S6po6en piuen, bic ii6 in unierer
9artei beiinoen, laiie i'd Die Reli9iOn
ais YriOat a6e nod 9elten", 10
ipri6t er oamit oas S%GuptprinSip Der
&iberalen aus, oeun oieie pDllen in Der
&e9ierung, in Der &erWaltung uno in
Der OffentIi6en GrSiebung ale aiifli6t
ouf @Dtt uno @Ottes 8ebOte aus9e-
i6lOIien bNben; geitatten jeoo6 Dem
Gin5elnen. ir9enO wel9e &eIigiOn pri=
p0tlm GllSSIilben.
Menn Der SpSialiIt I'M Weni6en tein
bObCreS unO eoleres Weien ~erfennen
hill, ulS Elm meiter entpideltes Sbier
uno 5miI6en DEM Oerniiriti0en uno
Dem unOcrniinftigen 8ei6Opf teineu
ipe5ifiiheu unteri6ieo finOen mill,
bOun mieoerbOlt er bios, mas bic 9e=
lCIrten 8rOieiiOren uuierer llninerii=
tGten ihon lGn9lt ols Die bD6ite Meiss
Ieit uno Den leBten wiIieni9aitli6en
SOrtitritt 0ngeprieien baben.
8esei4net Der Sosialilt Den iinnli6en
GenuB oils OGs einStge O~erniinfti9e
&ebensSiel Oes Meni6en, Oann be;ei6=
net er bios III oerben Nusoriiden, mas
Der feiu9cbiloete Giberale i9On ldn9It
81 ieiner ~Gebensre9el 9ema6t.
8ertiinoigt Der SO5ialilt oas &e6t
Der reien Siebe, 10 9ebt er i'm
ie6lten 8ebote ni6t Deiter ais Der Gis
berale, Der bic IN M 0.
raj anriibmt. SGlt Der SO5ialiit bel
Der Gbei6liebung bic 8egenwart zines
Staatsbeamten fir iiberfIiiili9, nab
reRO Der Sibsra!e nod Orpnanssbalbsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-12

Ben, III Den Gatbsltuben uno allf ben
Sdnten Der Parldmeltte %betennen.
gSern bier Goriuitrte erbpben iperDen
miilIen, treifen lie piel mebr Die Sod=
IteDenoen uno Gebilbeten, ais Die Dir
men. Sas 9%lGnScnO'te Seiipiel in Der
SetGGti9ung tutbOlii6en 8laubens i'm
Oftentli6en Sebeu 9ibt uns INNER nod
llnier 9utes '9li6tes tatbOliI6es Solt.
Wollte Gott, Die SD9ltebenOen iuilroen
Den lebnlii1ti9en Sui oes t0tbplil6en
Noltes na6 6iibrung uno Scrtretulg
nt6t unbe0ntmortet la'ien. IS fOnnte
cine 3eit tOmmen, no es Dem berrlihen
tdtDoIll0enTOlte ali Der ~9eeigneten 6itb=
rrng uno Sertretun9 aus Den bcruTe=
nen &reiIen ieblen tonnte. SD bite
tGgli6 auf Den &nieeu, oaB er Dem ta=
tbolii6eu Golte feline beruienen Siibrer
uno Sertreter auf pplitilhem 8ebiete
erbGlte. Sa, Dap er Seoen bon uns,
Der in Der SreI6e faQt, niht einen, lon=
bern Sebn GriaBmduner i6ift.
@ir treiben auf ben 8eneral=Sers
Iammlun9en teinen Golitit, aber man
bat ulls geSluun9en, in Den politilhen
Ncrlammlun9en tatbolil9e Slnge 81
b~etreiben, uno beBbdlb oilrien mir Die
politii6e Nuf9ube oes tatbplii6en
Wtannes bier ni6t u%neriuabnt laiien.
gSir MADDEN, 10 iagte unier @inotbprlt
einmal, in Den Yarlumenten gewiB
Wan6es ni1t na6 Den Wuni6e Serer,
Die binter uns lteben uno nit erlparten=
ben Slifen AMI uns i6alen. @enn
oas 10 lit. 10 miro ia in LETTER Snltan,
oas tatbOlil6e Gplt iiber uns ri1ten,
uro es miro, menn mir ibm ni6t mebr
bienen, iuie mir ipllen. an uniere STEELE
dnpere Wdnnsr itifen. gSir Mle mill
len oarauf 9eTaBt iein, oab Dies einmal
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-10-28
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LAGARDE.-Sur Polarization Leighton,
pres de Ihibodaux, jeudi, lie 26 Octobre, 1893,
a , Leures du lnatin, Mr.. Joachim F. Lagar
lie, natif de la paroisse Lafourche.
LIE service funebre a Ell lieu hier
a dix heures du matln, a lEglise St
Joseph pres de Thibodaux, en- pre-
sence d un nombreux concours d'amis
ct commissioners de la famille Laoar
de, lie Rev. Pere G. NJ. M4nard Off
Giant, ct les restes mortels du defunt
%furent reimbursement depos6s dams
la tombe reinforcement bate pour
la famille Lagarde.
lie dGfunt etait lie fills dc feu Jean
Lagarde ct lie frere Juneau du Maj.
c. Lagarde, ct. Gtait natlf de la pa
roisse Lafourche. Pendant plus de
quarante ans, il iouissait dune MAUI
vaise santG, toujours plus on moins
soufIrant.
lie Maj. Lagarde await pour lui
unc amitiG toute partlculiere, surtout
a cause de sa fable sante, qui de-
mandait tous ses SONS fraternels--ces
deuX freres, 81 devoues Fun 4 | autre
ont toujours y6cus presque ensemble
lies par n infinite toute profonde !;
ct c'est lie cas- de lie dire, lis ont passe
ensemble Ia vie sur cette terre CONNIE
deuX campagnons de voyage, Sc Sc
parerOnt rarement.
II Iaisse une jeune spouse pour
eplorer sa mort, spouse bien-aimeo
quill await pris 4 lui i! ny a que
quelques ann6es, ct quill aimait dams
toute racceptation dun bon dpoux
Nous seltons combien grande sera
Ia separation pour ce frere 81 d6vouG
pour cette tendre epouse, %auJourdhui
inconsolable, pour ccs neveuX e
ni6ces bien-almes, enfin pour tous les
membres de Ii famille don't l'amitit
6talt 81 grande ct 81 profonde.
\ lenr grande douleur, dams &c
terrible moment d'6preuves, nous
ofrons i Ia famille dGsolGa nos sen
timents de coincidence ct de sympa
thies les plus sinceres.
ReqNiescat IN pace.