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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-06-09
Notice for Bids.

In compliance with the resolution of
the Police Jury, I will receive sealed
proposals until Monday, June .llth, to do
the work OF improving the pu bile road
Boag Mrs and the Burky place to its out
let at the bayou Plaquemine, acc ordings
to the suggestions and plans submitted
by the committed appointed at a pre-
yiolas meeting, which report and a plat
showing the work can be seen Big a, ,ppli-
cation to the Clerk of the Police Jl lry
The Police Jury reserves the right to re-
jesct any and all bids.
Z. H. MCGEE.
President Police Jury.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-06-09
Notice.

VILE PLATTE, May IA, 1894.
I will apply to the Legislature at its
present session for return to me of the
moneys paid by Widow Godfrey Soileau
for Lots 2 and 3, or Fractional South
half of Section Ten (I0) in t. 4, s. r. 2 E,
the claim of the State having been re-
jected. D0MATILLE S0ILEAU,
(Widow Derouen.) J
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-06-09
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

rTHE undersigned committee viii receive
bids until Saturday, June 9th, 1894, to
build fence around the parish jail, accord
ing to the requirements and specifications
following, viz; 70 be built stout, of plank
two inches thick, placed upright, twelve
feet high and extending one foot into tho
ground, 1aths three by six inches; posts
eight by ten inches, eight feet apart, and
fence; fence to be surmounted by scantling
three by four inches, well secured, having
wire nails driven through two inches apart
and pointing out three inches and made
sharp. Fence to be hHtit ten yards from the
jail on the north, east and south sides, and
to take in all space between Jail and court
yard fence on the back, or west side; also
one privy on inside, and one ON outside, of
iafl yard, with sinks six feet deep; commit
mittee reserying the right to reject any and
all bids.
r.. CHACHERE,
T. s. FoNTENoT,
G. MonNHINvEG, 1Commfttee,
ROBERT M. LITTRLL,
GEORGE PULFoRD,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-06-09
BAYOU CXHHCOT, La,

June a, 1894.
Editor CLARIoN.-Please allow me q
short space to tender to Mr. Frank j.
Deitlefn, of your town, the unanimous
thanks of the members of the Chas.
NJ. Thompson base ball club, for the
able and impartial manner in which he
umpired the game of base ball, last
Sunday, between the Jno. ID. Currie and
Chas. 81. Thompson base ball clubs.
Respectfully,
I'll. Il. ERLfcH,
Manager G. NJ. Thompson club.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-06-09

TAKEN UP-By the undersigned,
near Sunset, a black Creole mare with
blaze in the forehead, branded on the
foreshoulder, thus:
N
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-06-09
and on the right hip thus:

Also light bay mare colt, about one
Owner can have property by coming
forward and proving same and paying
costs. ALEX. BURLEIGH.
Nav 2l-ht.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-06-09
To the Public ]!

And Friends of st. Landry Parish:
lam agent for one OF the best medicines
on earth, backed with bankable paper. I
was living wreck for years and / am now
sound and hearty from its use. Hundreds
of persons are using this medicine and am
yet to find q person that is not entirely sat
isfied. The name of the medicine is ''Root-
TeaNa.'' Anyone wishing the medicine
can get 1t through me at Plaisance, La, or
else to Felix Lastrapes. Opelousas, La. Cir
culars sent on application. Address
EUGENE LACHAPELLE,
apl T-tf Plaisance, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-06-09

Town -Desirably situated,
in the town of Opelousas, will be
sold cheap, for cash or credit. APP
ply to L. B. CHAcHERE. 33-4t
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-06-09

SHEhlFF'S SAIE.
JOEL B. WOLFF VS.. ULYssE JoUBERT
ET AL.
No. 15O24, 11TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, LA.
By virtue OF q writ of fleri facias is
sued out of the Hon. 18th Judicial District
Court In and for the parish of st. Landry, in
the above entitled and numbered suit, and
to me directed, have seized and will pro-
ceed to sell at public outcry. to the last and
highest bidder, at the front door of the
courthouse at Opelousas.on
Saturday, June i6, 1894,
at Ii O'Clock a. m., the following described
property, to-wit:
All OF the share of Philip Thompson In the
partnership existing between himself and
r. l.. Harvey, and IN the property belong
ing to said partnership, being the follow
ting, to-w1t: 1st. The partnership accounts,
,, ooks, rights and credits in the hands of r..
Yarvey, managing partner. End. Four
hnn h. tred and fifty head Of sheep. 3rd. One
t.iii5, hunS ed head OF hogs, more or less. 4th.
nnn To, x named KiiPafn, 5th. Al head of
,an+ia 90 tile, cows and calves, branded I'll.
ssth T,sIan <y-tsTo head of Texas mares. 1th.
9tr. o. ho,.sa me On mule colts. 8th. Is American
,nares ,9a % 9Th atI, The growing crop OF cotton
and corn on til, Thompson pIantaIion.
Said share in d parsnerslp t,i M PES pc sol9 g
subject to payme.H o. pafthetsnip oeps n
any there be-.
u The above de scribed property may
be seen on the Thomp. Oa pAaaIasioh near
erahu ooseiu Ia tliiS Il t's S. FOsTENOT,
iu23t Sheriff of the Pal ts1t or st. Landry
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-06-09

No. 1904, 11TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CoUR1
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, LA.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-06-09

GHERIFF'S SALE.
JOEL B. WOLFF VS.. ULYssE JOUBER
ET AL.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-06-09

On said day of sale I will sell such por-
tions of said property as each debtor may
point out, and in case the tax debtor
Shall not point out sufficient property, i
will at once, without further delay, sell
the least quantity of said property of
any tax debtor, which any bidder may
buy for the amount of taxes, interest
and cost due by said tax debtor. The
sale will be without appraisement, for
cash in legal tender money of the United
States. ARTHUR DEJEAN,
Constable and Collector of the Corpora
ton of Opelousas. jug ct
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-06-09
oUCCEssIoN SALE.

No, 5s67, PROBATE DOCKET, DIsTIcT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-11-27

mibbel foreilaaes en- "l1niteb @tates
Streitefommisf beitaaenbe af tire
Meblemmer meb &et os @liet til Qn<
berlpselie / Epiitemaal mellem Sernba<
nerne os beres slrbeibere. 9omFolene
itulbe sipes Mpnbi9beb til at tpinse
8anerne til at efterlepe &ommisfionens
til l1bfalbet af n1ulis &ppel
foreliseer. 8esse Starter ifulbe ba
famine gfet til at FIRE &i6nesbpro fin
Gag. Snsen Sernbane ifu1be ia Sou
at aiitebise nosen Qrbeiber, Meblem al
en- Union, uben snlbis @runb, os insen
Union fla Sou at beor6re @treif unoer
Epiitens Mfsisre1ie. @olosiftstanten
anbefales til @onsresiens Dperpeielie.
eugene Debs er bel fornsiet meo
Snbberetninsen os flyer, at ben oprets
holber @ailtuap Unions fulste &olittt'
Sernbanemenbene er meset mtsfornpiz
ebe meb Snbberetninsen, men bet er
iom bet itaar @uentpret: "Du faa'
itaa bet, Bles1ommen!
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-11-27
s. b d b 2

Gi maa piitnuf ba tat Sell at oor
sebe &ollesa "Solfeb1abet" / Minnez
apolis. @i Bat altib betrastet neente
81ab iom en- afsiort @&obitanber at
@umaniteten, en- 5oriuarer for &r'9
iom noset, bet ct tnbitiftet of Sub. St
at III life bar fulst bet meo
ben Dpmertiombeb, iom ri burbe. S
fit fibfte lbsope siuer 8labet en &rt<
tit oper @sllaset peb Oalu os bets BIER
teitierenbe Slasteri p9 Futter meo fplz
senbe Orb: "Sar lite &riiti
&irfe % bens &re1te,r ct
Orb at 1i8e om benne @taz
termes osGOltenes Gorbrp@
belie, talbes &ris?"
"Robbusseren" er ie1ofplselis albe>
les enis meb "Go1teblaoet" bette.
Set er nentli8 ben af &o4esa paapez
sebe Goripmmelie of "&riiti &irte",
iom e. en- of bore 9ooeoantepuntter
mob bem. Set sleber os at ie, at benne
sruiomme Soripmmelie erfienbes.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-11-27
Store Orb o9 Tibet l1(b

bar ber / $. q. Sois's Erubiel om at
brinse "@obbueseren"s l1beiuere /
5ensie1. Sen Injunction Gag, iom
ban i ST.. Geisens geapn anlasbe mob
ps, itulbe tommet op ben nuparenbe
Sesiion al 9iitrittsretten for Otter
Eail Co., ,,,en @asen bar lite ensans
opfprt paa &alenberen. Set ier iaalez
bes ub til, at Storpraleren lite ter
fremme fin Gag. 9an Ct banse for at
u,bbe @etten o8 itue fine e9ne 8repe,
iom ban ubbaiunerebe bar fabriterebe
al en- "bjeoelif Sammeniuerselie" ,
"6alitneri af 8anbitter".
@ller mon ST. Jois enbnu penter
paa fine Detettiper, fom muli9ens al1es
rebe ct omtomne opunber Morbpplens
utienbte &esioner?
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-11-27
+
Toltepartiets 9ebere latter tiliibe
ale 9iffereneer, % 9arnloni
p88po Tortaaelie berifer.

st 1torartet Mpbe belotes / Minnez
apolis SEN 21be. Set bat ia,nmettz
talbt al Soltepartiz2ebere fra for
fje0tse 9ele al @taten. Cation College
Sall bar fplbt til Erensie1, os @n=
tbu1 1iasmen bar not til at ta9e Ianbez
brettet fra be samle &artiers 1ueirs
@rofeter, iom bar saat runot og n'umz
let for fig 1elu, at Golfepartiet rar bpot.
Sc, iom par tilftebe, fit ibetminbfe
Qnlebnins til at 1t1e ct mere END al
minbelist lio1iet Sig.
S. 50. @bitmarib palstes til miolerz
tibig Sormano. 6lere Ealer bo1otes
beriblanbt al Dwen, Donnellp, Maior
Bo,pler og andre.
Mr. @eienbers oplpite, at Mine=
bifriftet / norbptlise Minnelota blen
Nrbeiberne tpunset til at itemme ben
republitanite Tidet. 9an paaitob, at
Minnesota Iron Company talote
fine Mrbeiberes tiliammen &ueloen fer
@alset os foriDneoe benz meo republic
fanite @aleieb1er us initruerebe benz til
at femme famine. S fere Eilfeloer,
boor Wrbeiberne life fun6e lele en9elF,
blep &ompaniets Msenter os 8osier
paalast at ie til, at 8ebfommenbe inb<
lepereoe garbs, bourpaa fob: ~ can
not read English. Mark my ticket
Republican" Dette bleo ,bfert.
st iaabant @aletrDt ct en- lisefrem
GorbrDbelie os blep al 5oriamlinsen
fritiieret meb pelfortient Strensbeb.
@n Gins al ior @tstisbeo bleo for
banblet nen,lis @aaben, boorpaa ct
@a1sfonb tanbe tilueiebrinses. @n
@1an, iom panbt @temning for fig, bar
ben, at enbper 5olfepartimanb betaler
fem Gents buer Maaneb. 9et anto=
9eS, at toetmtnDlte lO,OOO o1loe 9oe Ell
FABIAN @tjerp, os bet oilbe brinse
$500 pr. Maaneb. 9ette pilbe 1Gtle
8artiet itanb til at fire en- fraftt9
@alstamp buert eneite 9iitritt t @ta=
ten. @n &onite af tire foreilaae I
bpert Diitritt til at iitaa og lamar
beibe meb gountptoniteerne be for<
fie0i9e Counter.
9enne @1an er ubetinset ubmertet,
% ri baaber, ben maa pinbe 9tlflut<
ming pperalt inben Yartiet. Drsani=
iation os traftis N9itatton ct @eien til
Seier. r7a-sG rsz4-'$F 5.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-11-27
Muroat.

'9eu ba por fore uforlisnelise ebairz
mon af @uperpiiors, Sobn S. Iune,
Dor esen Sobn, foripmte at fulobproe
election returns for iibfte @alg % oerz
peb uerpeb eller maaite rentub berepebe
us bore @temmer, iaa tror ri bet Ct 3to,
at ban laber bbre fra fig ansaaenoe
bette. So6n besaar albris Sell, ban,
natur1ispis, os berfor itulbe ri lite at
pibe, bpSrfor ban lite sier fulb lopli is
returns al bore @otes. Sab Sobn
fortlare bet. @iben tan ban fortiette
r,eh g}pen Gin MurbN.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-11-27
Git anoett Sag.'

g2ebe / Snbianerterritoriet bat ber /
en- lensere Eio beritet ct ristist 9urpe>
lepen. @n &pperbanbe, ber 9aar unber
gfapn af the Cook Gang, bar buieret
Femt berneoe % fra fine Ei1flustsiteber
siort @treiftos inb / be omlissenbe
@tater, Grtanlas, @isiouri us &anias,
plpnbret 8per os Banter, ifienbet
&pinber u9 mprbet Manb, rspet &oit=
toe, Grpreis>@oene us &asiaserer.
Eerrituriets @mbeosmenb bar ertleret
fig ube af @tanb til at opermanbe 8anz
ben, os Bpnitrifter har peret ienbt til
Torbunbsresierineen om at ienbe Trop<
per til 8efoltninsens Betpttelie.
Sfp1se "@t. Saul Globe" for 23oe
9eopember fat &riesminiiteren nestet
at ieube Groppsr. @eb at laie bette
tom ri til at tenfe paa, bupr burtis ber
blep ienbt Eropper til @bicaso uhber
Streifen jibfe CONNER. 9ensans
sialbt bet frebelt9e Grbeibere, lite 8an>
bitter, = bensaus bao lite Gutboritez
terne om Militerbielp, men tuertimob
proteiterebe imob Torienbelie al Milt=
ter. Spab er @ruuben til benne iaa
bbiit forFjelltee Gremean9smaaoe?
9ar man 2op til at tente iaa itpst ON
por @esierins, at ben er mere banse for
frebelise Mrbeibere, ber fiamper for
fine loplise @etttsbeber, enb for forbrp>
berite @eperbauber? Set 1er Ft9t ub
for bore 0ine. 9pprlebes andre fer
paa @asen, ueo ii lite, men Sammenz
itiuiusen siper unestelts Gnlebnins til
be NET ubpsselise 8etrastninser.
SHE ianbt? 9ensang bar bet Sern@
banernes Snteresier, iom Tom meb !
spiGet, % bet e. pe1 @anben Gag.
Sovereign Ct eienpa1st til Storme<
ffer for Wrbeiberribberne.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-11-27
81. g. 0perlanb.

Set ErDt, iom bui1er ouer enbper
@ran@e al Sorretnius, fples maaite
melt, naar bet sielber &unit. 8aa bet
Dmraaoe er bet Blot be bpstisfe, iou1
tan bolbe ub, survival of the fittest,
iom Dartuin ubtrpfte bet. Sc, iom le'
perer BET beble Grbeibe, bil faa be Fes
ite &unber, u. g. Dperlanbs @p lo1'
ben bebfe Gotosraf paa bisie &anter e.
laa grunbfefet, at ban ielp ! benne 3'o
bar itabist Grbeibe.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-11-27
'&obbu88eren'' leper e1tbnn!

M3eb bette SO. bespn6er altiaa 2ben
Iarsans af "0Robbu9seren". Oct fpr<
ite Mar er last tilbase. &ue ipaaebe
ct Mar fben, at 8labet inart piloe bb,
os mango bar pentet len9ielsfulbt til
bper Eib, at iaa maatte tie. Eil beres
s@rsrelie leuer "0aobbusseren" enbnu.
Stu, ba @epublifanerue panbt fin "itore
Seier", inbipireres be af NIT Saab om
at ie os saa unber, os be iterite &raftz
anitrense1ier sjeres for at opnaa fit
9nites Maal. Gn6el saar runbt os
forteler, at MI ital "0eobbusseren" bs,
..bs forsobt, andre forteller, at ben
er iaa besperat suosbeiputtelis, at ben
lite fan ton1me / &uiet til ititfelise
Soft. Sorretninssfolt ct bouerenoe
frp os nester at apertere ianbipnlispis
for at bielpe at tDrte %.
Spprfor er bort 8lab en Iaa6an
Eprn / be fornemmes Dine? Ct ri lob
itribise - opietii9e mob Sou os Dr.
ben? gtei. @ar I'll minbite Maabe /
Orb eller @tsempel sipet @run6 til at
tpile paa por Eroftab os 2opalitet iom
ameritanit 8orser? @ei. 9ar ri
life meb Qrbei6 lonbe6 og 9eberlt9beb
erneret os ltseiaa ar1ist iOm andre
Menneifer? SO, naturli9pis. Men
9insen ct, at "@obbusseren" er ct
ubeitittelist Soltepartib1ab, iom uben
r,inbite Trpst ubtaler fin opristise Mez
ming. Set er bet bele. Set relisieie
@tremiel, iom itilles up ug ftremmes
meo, ct ct sebi9ent @lubber. @i fan
sjerne tase iaa lang Eio iom fefs @auz
neoer, o9 ri ubforbrer bpemiombelit til
at finbe en- 2inie om @elisionen / bele
8(abet. Set hele ct, at ber 1fremmes
,neb ct Erolo, insen bar iet, ligelom
mon 1trGmmer Oprn. Wten oet 8adr
itte. Manse, font bar brifet fig til at
leie "@obbusseren" Ct blet rent foru,z
bret oper, at ben life Ct faa farlig, iem
Drbet 9aar. @aale6es bill bet saa.
@i bil pinbe frert, fa9te men fitfert.
"@obbusseren" pi1 1epe ct Iar til -
ri baaber ,nanse @or til-trobs Spaaz
BONNIE til bet moblatte. @t Til Blot
paaminbe Geformpenner ont at 9iBre fit
beofte meo at }enbe os @ubitribenter os
- 8etalins. 8labet er ubeluffenbe
of1ensis af @ubitribenterne, men III
peb, be pil faa os Ri. 9en Scamp,
1eas ffpres mob os, ct bet bebite 8epts
paa, at ri fortjener beres Ststte. @ar
ri af bet @1ass, ium fefser ub, pilbe
ri bore all right. Da pi1be ber bore
Treb os eo6 Soritaae1ie. @enb inb
eeers @ubFription s, iom ftaar tilreit,
ienb % npe @ubitribenter, ont S ian
os glenn beller lite be faa, iom aperterer
bos os. &uit benz, naar s tjgber.
@i foler paa, at Goltet pil faa os ri
os ri saar freibi9t bet neite Iar im6be.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-11-27

Mor "@tanbinapen" BAT Iaat fig
paa @esnetunfen / fine samle 9ase.
Gornpli9 re9nebe bun ub, at en- 8anfer,
iom tipber 100000 Bombs af @esie'
rinsen taber paa famine 6,659.45 @t
bapbe pirfelis lite fbr pibit, at 8anz
tbrerne par faa patriotifte, at be lpber
Stoene af fig for at faa fat bisie
8onbs til iaa flor Staoe for fig ielp %
ubeluftenbe til bet forarmebe Solts
Gorbel.
Meen naar "'Stanbinaben" flyer bet,
er pi life beipotte1iee NOT til at tpile
paa bet.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-11-27

] 8ebite &ollesa, 8artiet, "&obbusse>
rsn" bar ftgttet, er life bgbt, men bet
leper os pil pebblipe at lepe. @aa nil
"@obbugseren". Tolfepartiet bar
rninbf bobbelt faamanse @enner, iom
bet bar bapt, os bet pil faa bobbelt iaa=
1nanse til, fgr nefte @als. Set famine
er Tilfelbet meb "9eobbu9geren". Man
n,aa bore Tibet, fBr u1au blir. flor. Gn
iirpn, iiifer og itab1s 8eff oil 81 -Solfe'
partiet &raft os 8eiinbi9beb. gfaar
bette Yartt neite to Gar taser &esiez
rinsens Esiler / fin Saane, nil ielu
Mobitanbere finbe ,lb, at @opuliferue
meaer intet pnbt, men bare sobt.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-11-27
SITE bob, 11te1t lebenbe.

"9febbusseren" bar netop bapt tin
@ebursbag. Manse 1paaebe, bet lite
pilbe lepe 1aa 1ense. Set ct Barttet,
8labet bar fbttet, iom bebe. "&obz
buseeren" leper enbnu. Maatte ben
pebblipe tneb bet 9obe grbeibe, ben bat
besnnbt, til 8e9rapelien ct oper.
i IS. S. Spurnal.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-11-27
ct Stlbu0.
"9tobbuggeren" % "FARM STOCK
and HOME" for $1.25 Maret.

@t bar siurt alrransement meb g.
81, Dmen, iaa enboer, bet inbienoer til
os $1.25 tan faa baabe "Robbusseren"
% FARM STOCK and HOME" for ct
belt Gar.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-13

more and first one and then another
recognized him, and then everybody that
was old enough wondered way everybody
hadn't recognized him from the begin
ming. He was born and raised there. and
had gone away when young man of 20
to make his fortune, and he'd made it,
not in cities, but out on the plains raising
cattle, and nobody had met him or heard
of him. But ne didn't look like a cow
boy when he came back; he looked just
like anybody and acted so.
He did say afterward that paying the
church Gebt was more fun than he'd
ever struck in his life; he was a little curl
Gus in that way in his way Of speaking;
but his heart. I'm Sure, was sound as
dollar"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-13
a RICH woMAN's KLEPToMAN1A.
a Remarkable Case Recently Brought
to Light in Paris.

From the Philadelphia Telegraph.
we nave heard in our lives of klepto-
mania; but few ever really believe in it,
we Know vaguely that a man who steals
whole railroads and dies a millionaire
is great financier and we know also that
a man who steals a loaf of bread to save
his family from starvation is a thief and
goes to Jail; but 1t is hard to realize that
there are persons who steal trihes simply
from species of insanity. Yet a shin
ing example of this has just come to light
in Paris. The lady, whose name for OBJ
vtous reasons it is not we'll to mention is
a well known figure in Paris society
She is extremely handsome and dresses
superbly, but is never seen in public alone.
Some member Of her family always &C
companies her and never leaves her side
for an instant, although a married wom-
an over 30 does not usually require such
minute chaperonage. She is a charming
woman and a very brilliant CONVERSE
tionalist and is most deservedly popular
here. The horror of her friends may be
guessed when she was arrested yesterday
on the Faubourg Montmartre for steal
ing a sausage, valued at cents from
the front of a grocery. The grocer prompt
ly had her arrested, and on searching
her theyfound some, potatoes, some eggs
an opera glass;, a photograph of Car
not, coffe cup and saucer and a spoon
and also, unhappily, her card case, Civ
ing her full name and address, the only
thing that was legally her property, as
the other articles were claimed by their
rightful owners. from whom she had an
neXed them.
The family We're sent for, and by paying
for the stolen objects We're able to re-
lease their unfortunate relative, who sat
weeping bitterly. 1t seems that this ir-
resistible impulse TO appropriate other
peoples goods is periodic She is per
fectly sane in other respects, but one
never knows when this mania will seize
her, and that is the reason of her being
constantly watched This is the first
time she has ever been taken into Gus
tody, and the family feels the disgrace so
keenly that society bids fair to be de-
prived of the poor culprits presence this
winter, as they mean to take her into the
country until the whole affair has blown
over.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-13
BALLROOM IN A GOAL MINE.
A Festive Affair Given a Thousand
Feet below the Earth's Surface.


From the Newcastle QIgland) Chronicle.
The father of the late Mr. Charles
Branding whose death took place re-
Gently, and who was the stepfather of
the Earl of Jersey, was, in the palmy days
of the coal trade. member of an assoc
citation known as the Grand Allies"
When coal was won in the Gosforth coll
leFy in 1928, MIR. Branding and his part
ners gave a grand subteTanean ball The
ballroom was situated at a depth of
nearly 100 feet, and was in the shape of
the letter L, the width being fifteen feet,
the base twenty-five feet and the per
pendicular height forty eight feet. Seats
were placed round the sides, the floor
was dried and tagged and the whole
place Illuminated.
The company began to descend in ap-
propriate dresses about $3.50 in the morn
ing and continued to arrive till / in the
afternoon. The men engaged in the work,
their wives and daughters and sweet
hearts, several neignbors, the proprietor
and agents ana sundry friends of both
sexes who had courage to avail them
selves OF the privilege, all found their way
to the bottom of the shaft. Immediately
on their arrival there they proceede to the
end of the drift, to the face of the coal.
whore each person hewcd piece as a me-
mento Of the visit and then returned to
the ballroom. Dancing was continued
til o'clock in the afternoon. No distinc-
ton was made, and ladies Joined in the
general dance with pitmens daughters.
All returned in safety in nice, clean
and well-l!ned baskets Between two
and three hundred persons were present.
nearl one-half Of them being of the fe-
male sea.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-13
a Windsor Castle Guide Book.
From the st. James Budget.


1t is only a year or two since the recog-
nized conventions were traversed bv the
queens decision to permit an article 10
appear, corrected by her own hand. i'm the
Strand Magazine on a theme relating TO
her own girlhood. More recently she di-
rected the inspector Of the palace at
Windsor to compile for the occasional lisa
of distinguished visitors a brief summary
of the contents of those parts of the castle
which are strictly reserved for the occupa-
ton Of the court The success of AIR
Leonard Collmann's effort has been 40
great that he was encouraged to prepare
an authorized guide to the castle as a
whole, and this book is now in the hands
OF the public. The text, says the London
correspondent of the Manchester Even-
ing News, has been subjected to the close
scrutiny of the responsible chiefs ana
even of the queen herself ard one of ils
merits lies in the fact that it DESTROYS Al
one blow many archaic beliefs relating to
the royal borough which have been tho
stock facts Of the guide books IN foreign
lands.