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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-05-20

Depuis I'm ans environ ~quarante
mai>tns ont etc constitutes on repa-
rtes. &c fat prouvc que notre vile
marche dams Ia vote ia progre~.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-05-20
IN BEL ~HOHMAGE.
On lit dams lie Nelc York sam
A IA LANGtE FRANCHISE.

franchise est particulieremcnt utile,
en- &c moment, 4 II DIES New-Ior-
kais qui Cnt lc dtair de prendre
ian4ue avec les officers dies nuvitcs
lie gucrre changers actuc.lement Il
Ne"-lolk. y part les OFFICERS
anglais, c'e>t a peine 81 q~uelques-uns
dcntre cuN c~onprennent IN mot de
hotre laDguc, mas. en- revanche,
pressure lous parlent le francais. On
parle Ie franeais a bord dies n%avires
raeses ct alleman,ls, i~talicns ct brtsi-
liens, h~ollandais, espagnois, il bord
dies batIments de Ia rcpubllque Ar
vai>seauX flanGais. On parle encore
lie ~frtncais Il horl dies navircs an
glais ct americans on lie parle jus
que sur lie gaillard darriere DIES
caravclles de Christophe Colomb!
Les officers russes s'expriment
dams cette langue avec autant dele
-ance que sis etaient mes en- France
meme; les oiiiciers allemands, ct
celia est Grange Il constater, les off
ciers hollaudais ne parlent pas NAL lie
francais, e vGrite les otliciers bresi-
liens l-assaisoLnent CONNIE dune
sorte de p;ment dun ltger accent
portugals quaint aux Espagnols ct
aux Argentins, lis lie parlent assure
ment mieuX que bien DIES Francois de
c~ertaines provinces.
.'Mais 81 tons ces officers donnent,
Ell s'eIpEimant en- frapeais. ILLUSION
4uils .parient leur propre langue, les
officers anglais, ct avec euX les Off
clers americans, trahissent a chauue
mot leHr origine anglo-saxonne.
Nous devons dependant faire une ex-
ception en- favour du yice-amiral Sir
John Hopkins ct du co~ntre-amiral
Gherardi. L'un ct lautre p~ossetlent
lie pur ~franeais dies boulevard de
Paris ; ct lis lie parIent dams la per
lection.
ION volt par Ia que lie ~francais est
blen reellelIent la langue vivante, la
plus utlle a connaitre ~lorsqu'il s'agit
dentrer Ell relation a la foiS avec les
r~epr6sentants DIES differences nations
du globe. Cest Ia lanoue Qui rendra
lie plus de service au voyageur en-
Europe ct partout mlleurs. C'est
dallleurs Ia langue diplomatique
dams le monde enter, ct meme en-
Chine. Ncst-il pas interessant de
constater que parmi les officers DIES
nombreuses p~uissances 6trangeres
re %presentees a New York en- ce
moment, a reine un petit nombre est
capable Gle comprendre l'anglais, tan
dis que la pressure totalit6 de ces
OFFICERS comprend ct parle lie fran
Gals ?
"Notre langue a DIES qualities evil
denies ellie est forte, dure, heurtee
ct energiQue, mails apres tout ellie
nest pas a beaucoup pres aussi ne
ccssalre au voyageur que lie francais
9ai est une langue pole, poetique ct
en- meme temps que precise ct ha--
monieuse II langue qui a etc ecrite
. par Froissard, Montaigne, Condorcet,
lie Sage, Balzac, Cuyier, La Place,
Saint Beuve, Chateaubriant, pour lie
eiter que ces quelques mons illustre.
Nous accordons que tous les langues
ont leurs merites propres, mais lie
trancais, CONNIE langue ~universeIle a
usage DIES voyageurs. DIES diplomates
ct dies marins, nous lie r6petons, est
Ia langue par excellence. Nous Ia ST.
luons de tout notIe respect
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-05-20

Sur IL premiere page de &c numcro
sc trouye la Gste dc tous les c9ntri-
huabIes qui mont pas encore scldt
le montant de leurs taxes. II Y
verront aust lie montant qui est du
par chacun d'euX.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-05-20

De nombr4uX chalands de charbon
som expGdies par Ie chemin de fer,
d'ici sur les habitations dc IL paroisse
Terrebonne ct dc - Mary.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-05-20
NOUVELLES LOCALES,

La convention de Ia Presse Sc
tiendra l'annGe prochaine a Crowley
ct rannGe ~suivante, probablement Il
Dona.dsonVille.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-05-20

GRAND GALA.-Le Louisiana
Field Artillery Compagnie B, fera
lie dimanche, 81 de ce mois, une
excursion a Thibodaux. Ellie partira
de In Nouvelle Orleans Il s heures
du matin, ct arrivera dams notre vile
entire one heures ct midi. LIE comite
arrangements 4ui 6tait lei mardi
dernier, a fait tous les arrangements
necessaires pour bonner au public Gle
ThibOdauX ct dies environs, sur lie
terrain de Ia maison de cour, un
grand concert gratis. lie programme
en- sera execute par une DIES meilleures
musiques de la Nouvelle-O Orleans, qui
accompagnera les excurslonnistes.
81 nos lecteurs veulent Sc bonner la
peine de jeter un coup d'eil III notre
partie anglaise, on y Ira les MONS dies
membres qui dirigent cette excursion
qui promet d'Gtre une dies plus bril-
lantes ct DIES mieux patronise;es qui
soft iamais venue dams notre vile.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-05-20

FEsTIvAL.-Un grand festival sera
dome i Z heures du soir lie dimanche
IS ct lie lundi 20 de ee mois pres de
feglise catholique st. Joseph. LIE
programme de ces deux soirees est DIES
plus attrayants. II Sc compose de
representations dranatiques ct de
plusieurs autres advertisements. II
V aura en- outre DIES rafraischaisse-
ments de toute sorte ct lie c6lebre
CONDO a la creole sera servi 4 tous
ceux qui en- feront la demande, lie
tout a un prix modere. LIE prix
dentree dams la sale est % cts.
LIE but de ce festival que tout lie
monde approuve est de ramasser un
certain montant pour completer la
grille Ell fer que lie Rev. Pere Menard
est entrain d'eriger.
Tn peu d'histoire ancienne qui ma
aucuD rapport wee notre historic
moderne
Lycurgue voulant eteindre, d
Sparte, lamour du gain, source din
egalite parmi les hommes, interdit
toute autre monnaie que la monnaie
de fer.
Cette lourde monnaie s'arrondis-
salt en- pieces qui ressemblaient a DIES
gateaus.
Une fois mise en- circulation, dit
Plutarque, ellie bannit de Sparte tous
les mefaits.
Personne n'avait envie de volcr ce
quill ne ponvait cacher ct qui, mis-
en- morceaux, n'6talt plus bon a
rien.
En- etfet, &c fer, rough au feu, 6tait
tremp6 dams du vinaigre par les
monnayeurs atm quill perdit sa forme
ct ga raideur ct devint inutile pour
tout autre emplol.
Ainsl trempe, &c fer ne pouvait
plus etre nj battu, nj forge.
Cette sage precaution introduisit
toutefois a Sparte un autre vice !:
Pavarice.
Lorsque lechange faisait entrer
chez les Lacedemoniens de rargent.
c'etait a qui l'aurait.
Aussi Platon disait qu'on vovait
bien l'argent entrer a Sparte, mails
; qu'on ne Zen voyait pas sortir.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-05-20

Our soSr E AqEss1rs pour lie
rNovoRo du Dr. PIERRE !? Cette
question nous est posGe 81 frequem-
ment que nous f~aisons. .imprimer
Replication suivante :. toutes les
medicines du DR.. Peter .Fallrney ne
peuvent etrc obtenues dams les phar-
macics ct beaucoup dc raisons i'm
p~ortantes en- sOnt In cause /: il re-
cherche dies agents dams chaque
localite OH il ny u pas encore d'a
gence etablie, de manlere Il ~fai-recon-
naItre les merltes de son rcmede par
mi ceuN qui soutfrent dams leur vol
sinage, ct de vendre ce remede Il tous
ecu qui lie demandent. Parmi les
mi!Iiers dasents lui sont repartls sur
lie territoire DIES Etats-Unis, toutes les
classes de la societe sont reprtsen-
tees. Chaquc membre du clerge,
professeur, instltuteur, MACON on
c~harpentier, tout honnGte homme OF
femme, qui desire faire lie bien i SOC
proclaim peut devenir agent dams lie
cas- OIL il ny aurait pas actuelle-
men une agence etablie dams sa To-
calit6, en- ecrivant au d.. Peter
Fahrney, 112 S. Hoyne Avenue, Chi
cngo. qui enverra par Ia poste toutes
les informations necessaires sans
frais.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-05-20

NOrVEAT7X .BR.>Gr VENTS
EsssE'uts. ask.s s.k . Na-ESfs~
Encoigpnrt .es rues Green ct fhlLo6anx
NJ Thomas alherti W6vicrt ses am
les vOyageurs GEil Went he taire dc nrn
veaux arreugan,rnts gu: iEi pv!utettront o.
s'atista.-> tout cscx IN: ~c~@N-oTt ihnuIa
rcr ,re,ear coDfianca
Repas = touta heure de- Y snr"ste ~ 81
commando.
Table q h0te a 10 heis.s - iaafin i,oa
d6ieuner e. q 4 heures d | an'r T. VT ,lir~r
Cbarnh"eF eo:nmoGeae ct tian Z Nri"s
MODE%tS
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-11
THE FOUR WARDS.

For the information of voters the
boundaries OF the four wards. as pre-
scribed in the bill passed by the last Leg
islature, is published. While the con-
ventions are to be held according to
wards, the voting in the primary will
be in only two wards, as has been the
custom heretofore. The bill was not
passed in time to allow the preparation
for four-ward election. The ward
boundaries are as follows:
Ward 1. Beginning at the center of
South Main street, where the same
crosses the southern line of the city, and
runs thence with center OF said street
northward to the center of College
at its Intersection with North Nam
street; thence with center of said College
street east stward and Southeastwardt to a
point where said College street crosses
the mountain at the gap between the
places of w. M. Hazard and John e.
Brown; thence a due east course to the
city line: thence with the said city line
westward to the beginning.
Ward 2. All that portion of the city
OF Asheville lying and situate on the
east side ofNorth Main street, and which
is not embraced within The boundaries of
Ward No. l, as above described.
Ward 3 Beginning at point on the
public square, opposite the center line OF
Patton avenue, and runs with the center
line of said Patton avenue to Haywood
street near Woodcock'S drug store;
thence with said center of said Hav-
wood street westward to Spring street
and with the center line of said Spring
street northwest wardlv to it's second in
tersection with said Haywood street;
thence with center line of said Haywood
street to the city line at French Broad
river; thence with said city line north
ward and east W ard to the point where
the said city line crosses the center of
North Main street; thence with the CEN
ter line of said North Main street south
ward to the beginning.
Ward 4, All that portion of the city
of Asheville situated and lying on the
west side of South Main street and not
embraced within the boundaries ofWard
No 3. as above described.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-11

Harper & Brothers announce that they
will publish. about the middle Of April,
the follow ng books: The Philosophy
of Singing. by Mrs. Clara K. Rogers;
Personal Recollections of Nathaniel
Hawthorne. by his friend of many years,
the late Horatio Bridge, with portraits;
by Henry NJ. Stanley. illustrated by
Frederic Remington; The Earl of Aber-
den. by his son, Sir Arthur Gordon Tin
1.-The Queens Prime Ministers" series };
The Dictator. a new novel by Justin
Mccarthy; and a new, revised edition OF
William Blacks Shandon Bells.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-11

Bux a filter now The Gate City Is the
best made, for sale by j. H Law
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-11

% S Phta
TT ASTRCTLY
yn ]
d dp t ttd ts.nps is t best
ask AvE nvests the advan sanorde
n for f
"" 'S e {" So
in ptfvesar eivedl
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-11

a remedy in DIR. Pierce's Favorits Prescrip-
feebled woman. It's the prescription of q
physician; has been tested In thousands Of
cases, and never found wanting
The only risk that's taken is that Of the
manufacturers who promise to refund the
money if no benefit Is experienced.
This 9 Prescription " reaches the origin Of
the trouble Dizziness, fainting spells, and
nervous disorders, such as sleeplessness
chorea or st. Vitus's dance, depend upon
the irregularities and displacements Of the
ton" cures by regulating and correcting
these functions and organic changes.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-11

Mote this schedule is from depot; take
car at postoffice Is minutes earlier.
Except Sundays when car will leave
Sulphur Springs at 10 m resuming the
regular schedule again by leaving depot
al IL a. M.
Cars between postoffice and depot
every Is minutes.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-11

vest ASheviIIe and Sulphur
eprinRs RAILWAY.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-11

behind ? should present itself TO every
sensible voter, and am sure it will be
answered in the negative Immediately.
The present Board made the fatal mis-
take OF believing that it could run the
city as a sort "happy family, with
nobody except ones relatives to draw
the salaries; and early in it's existence,
by putting so many klnsmen into ofhce,
lost for itself the respect and moral sup
port of the people of the community,
without which no set of men can hope to
succeed to any great extent. think the
people know what they want ere now,
and if they dont-why, it is time to
hang mp. Let each ward select the best
man it can get and then keep working
until nc is elected.
| UNDERSTAND from what | read in
THE CITIZEN that some citizens are go
ing to nominate Alderman Baird for
another term. Ashevile needs at this
time men who will try to save Asheville
every possible cent that can be saved
hOnorablY. Now, do the voters remcm-
Der Mr.. Baird's vote on question
which meant the extension of a contract
involving he expenditure OF thousands,
which might possibly have been saved
to the city | wouldn't mind seeing the
Doctor sort of honorary member of
the Board. without taking any hand in
the city machinery. his antipathy to
the Board of Health is something don t
understand, and as Ashevillc depends
upon her cleanliness to attract visitors,
1t seems to me this alone should make
it plain that the Doctor does not fill the
bill.
ALDERMAN STARNEs is right III resignng,
if he is to do so at all, so the people
may have the naming OF his successor.
Alderman Gudger has also intimated
that he viii resign, but has not said
when. If he is i'll earnest he ought to
follow the example of MIR. Starnes. The
matter should not be delayed so long that
his successor will have to be chosen by
the Board.
Is THERE anything more annoying
than to sit in a street car waiting for
the spirit 10 move the crew OF the cars
l was going some where in a hurry and
was kept waiting five minutes while the
motor an and conductor held an inter
eSting debate on the square. But had
the pleasure ofpaying my nickel, just the
same.
WANT to see Asheville surrounded bv
aCtories, but | don't believe that day
will ever come SO long as the CITY is in
the hands of one railroad corporation.
Factories have been hete and failed or
moved away, and one of the main
Causes was the freight rates When it IS
stated that the freight on an article from
a city considerably farther west to Ashe-
willie was 21 cents. of which 1 1 cents, or
over half, went to the Richmond and
Danville road from Paint Rock to Ashe-
vile, a distance perhaps one-eighth as
great as that between Paint Rock aud
the city first mentioned. it will become
apparent to every man that the first
thing Asheville wants is another rail.
road.
"MRs. AsToR is said to never pay less
than $25 for pair of Shoes" says a
paper. Think of this, fellow mortals
who are preparing to go baretooted this
summer, i'll order to save money to buy
winter shoes with.
SHOULD a man be called an outright
murd 'rer, and eleCtrOCuted, too,
If he assassinates the crank who asks Is
this hot enough for vou?"
The TattLcr
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-11
SCHE DULE.

DR.. sage's Remedy positively cures Catarrh
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-11
Baltimore

To the Consumers of our Pure Prey1arpd PfsiutS:
Any building .ctoriy painted
Pure Prepared Paint, which it's has
less than if other paint had been used
WILL RE RE PAINTED AT OUR EXPENSE.
This Guarantee of satsactor, assuring the high
degree OF excellence in the finished work
than if done with inferior paint, agreement
which authorize dealer who has the sale
paint fulfill and to for such the funds which
he has belonging to firm.
LONGMAN & MARTINEZ.
JARVIS, RICHARDS & LEE, Sole Agents for Ashevie
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-11
HEALTHY EXERCISE

fresh air and prop
er food, help to keep
a woman in good con-
/ dition. It's INSULT
cient for some, weak
ened or borne down
as they are by the
ailments and irregu-
larities peculiar to
their sex.
They're easily help
~ thonnb. tbarat.
Asheville daily citizen., 1893-04-11
TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1898.

ACCORDING to a Chicag2 paper, the
to fence in the entire lake shore north OF
the Worlds Fair unds and charge
people for the right to stand the
beach. We understand that air spaces
for balions can still be had above the
Worlds Fair grounds a low figure
but prices in that direction are looking
up.
THE Western North Carolina friends
of Locke Craig, esd, OF Asheville, would
be pleased to see that gentleman receive
appointment at the hands of Presi-
dent Cleveland Mr. Craig did splendid
service for the Democrats i'll the Ninth
district eIector in I he las campaign
and, besides, has the qualities which fit
him for the discharge of any duties the
President NAV place upon him. His ap-
pointment would give general satisfac-
ton.
THE am basSador business starts off
on hish-toned basis Instead of the
President calling up Mr.. Bavard by tele-
phone and asking him to step to the
White House for small confab the
Presidents travels several hours to pay
terms of intimacy with Linn over
Sunday This is certainly giving AM
baSSador Bavard n fine send off 1t will be
in order for Queen Victoria to least
leave her cards with MIR. Bayard when
he opens his new exhibit of America n
flummery in London
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-02
ANOTHER INQUEST.

Coroner Porter IL Anxisus 70 Get ae ehs
whs,e Truth OF the Accident.
BUTTE. May IAN inquest on tho four
bodics that were taken out OF the Silver
Bow shaft No. 2. yesterday, was com
msucod this afternoon before Coroner
Porter and the following jury: Csosgs
Tong, p. X. Dolman, William Farlip, J. p.
Reins, J. A. Leguat and Frank Beck. Doc.
tors Gillespie aud Leonard both testified
that death Was caused from asphyxia.
Thsy both testified that there WAS no water
In the stomachs, ~ would have besn the
csss 10 death had been caused By drownr
Ing, and that the meme tongues bsine
out was sure sian Of death from sunoca.
tiou. Jos Hsaworth, the foreman, and
William Csrrans, the shift boss, gave
Substantially the same testimony a.
they did at tho inquest on the hrut bodice
taken out. The inquest will be resumed
at 10 o'clock tomorrow At MCCARTHY q
McBratuey's undertaking rooms. IL 70
said that Il win be endeavored to provo
by one or two witnesses that tbs chairs
we're In at the bOO-foos level. In conpec-
tiou with tins Coroner Porter wishes u un-
terssood that Il 10 his intention TO desire
70 briua out all the facts and any one Who
knows honest old Tom Porter will readily
believe this. Mr.. Porter SAYS that IL the
miucrs who aro kicking against the com
psuy know Of any ouo who knows any
thing detrilnental 20 the managemeuss
and will give him the names OF thess
parties, he will readily subpoena them -
,wftnenaen
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-02

Pleasant Features Attending lissala's
Change Of Administration
GOOD FEELING ALL ROUND
Retiring Mayor HiGsins and inoom-
Ing Mayor Mclaughlin Ex-
change Compilmsnts-Every.
body 10 happy.


Special Dispatch 20 me Standard.
MrssoUIA. May 1.-The outgoing city
council held its anal meeting nj the city
hall tonight. with Mayor Hissins In the
chair. There wero present: A1dsrmen
Sheldon, Hill, Rogers, Warden, McLaugh-
lin, McCaArey and Kline; absent: Abdsss
man Boeart. The council passsd bills for
salaries for the month Of April, and aftee
disposine Of numerous minor details I'd.
journed sine die.
Tho new council vas then formed, sx.
Alderman Mclaughlin taking his sat -
mayor, and Aldermen Hill, Kline and 10
gart retiring. Tho new members sworn
In wero Aldermsa Harding, Urlin, Green
and Houtchens.
In retiring from his positiou OF mayor,
work done by tho outgoing council The
Are aud police departments we're pointed
10 with pride. Many achievements bad
been accomplished BY the city during tho
past year, and he predicted . successful
administration at the hands Of the nsuly
elected mayor and aldermen.
Mayor Mclaughlin took the oath al
ONCE amid great applause and In turn
highly complimsnted ths outgoing ofneials.
He pledged himself to . fearless and
economical government OF municipal
ailairs. The new mayors first ofiaciai
act was tho appointment Of Aldermen
Syler wortien and James Houtohens a.
prcsidsut and vice president Of the coun-
ell. respectively. After this the regular
order Of business was taken up.
The article which appeared IN Sundays
STANDARD from Butte In regard to the
financial condition Of the Mascot theatef
In this city was erroneous. The Mascot
since It's opening under the present man
aaemsnt has never besn behind In the
payment OF its salaries and has paid
many salary clnims from variety thssasr
In Butte. The theater here Is prospsrina
and no though OF closing 10 entertainsd
| BY tho management.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-02
May pOls DnWce.

BUTTE, My l.-Curtis hall was packed
tonight as IL has not been packed in
long time. The occasion that induced tho
gathering was the May day hall aud enter.
tainment given By the Woman's Relief
corps of tho G. A. II. A literary and mu.
sical programme was first in order.
after which - young misses danced
around tho May pole. Ernest Hogan
and his Criterion quartetto helped out tho
first part by singing o number Of songs.
Rccitations wcro given by Misses Hsaly
aud Turner. aud a male qnartefte under
tho leadership Of ]. y. firch followed with
several songs. Misses Robinson and
Dcmars danced q double clog. and later
on the latter danced the cachucha. The
ball that followed the first part was one OF
the most enjoyable given in the hall.
Lunch was served by the ladies.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-02
Warld.s Pair Rates.

Beginning Thursday. May 4. the Union
Pacific will Issue excursion tickets from
Montana TO Chicago. for the World's
Columbian exposition at so for the round
trip, transit limits west OF the Missouri
river 40 days In each direction, nnAl limit
November i3. Tickets will be issued going
via the Union Pacific and returninR via
either OF tho northern limos. Stop-ovsrs
will bo allowed wherever desired west Of
the Missouri river or ST. Paul within the
above mentioned transit limits, but no
stop-overs will he given east Of the Ms
souri, river or 81. Paul. Before purchase
ing tickets call upon or write To your
ticuiar~ regarding routes. dining cars.
through train servicc. etc. Remainder only
two days To Chicago. via Chicago. Union
Pacific and Northwestern solid through,
train line.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-02
-Four are Two.

Butte. May 1.-The Italians OF Meader.
Vile and tho surrounding camps enjoyed
the pleasures afforded by q grand double
wedding which took place last evening.
Lorenzo Matiiie of Great Falls and MISC
Santina Sodini of Msaderyille were ono Of
and Miss F,nelia Martini were the other.
Judge McMurphev pronounced the words
that made Mr.. Mafiie and Miss Splini
husband and vito. and Judge Turner per-
formc.i the same service for Mr.. Mattucci
aud Miss Martini. The double marriage
took place at the residence oil Mr.. Mat
tucci. aud was made tho occasion for .
grand social affair.