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TO TEST THE RIGHTS or MENHADEN FISHER&

Atlantic City. N. j.. Sept 3 (SpeciaD-An i'm
portant case to test the constitutionality OF
statute passed in 1884, prohibiting Menhaden
steamers from fishing within the three-mile limit
on the New-Jersey Coast. was begun to-day In pre-
li.ninary proceedings before two Justices OF the
peace The que ston to be decided is OF great IN
terest no, only in NewJersey. but in Rhode Island
Connecticut ard Massachusetts,. of the shores Of
which the Menhaden steamers pass up and down.
scoopng In with their great dragnets all kinds Of
The case grew out OF the arrest on August g Of
the steamer Nellie Il. Rawson belonging to Fineld
Rrothers who have oil-renderlng factory on the
shore The seizure made by the Fish War
dsns of Atlantic and Ocean counties. The owners
has been Informed. and II was agreed that a test
ca az should be made. The crew was taking Men
heden within three nautical miles OF the coast line
OF ew-Jersey. The penalty under the statute Is
s2O) fine and the confiscation of the vessel The
menhaden men claim that the State has no jurls
dlction between low-water mark and the three-mile
limit only Congress having power to regulate fish
Ing in that territory. The case Will be taken to
the state Supreme Court for decision, and II this
il against the menhaden men, they will promptly
carry il on appeal to the United States Supreme
New-York tribune., 1895-09-04
MRS JOAN CONKLIN HAS BEEN FOUND.
HER SISTER MRS. LEYBOURNE. DIsCovERED HER
YEsTERDAY-THE WOMAN WHO HAS BEEN

HER SISTER, MRS LEYBouRNE. DISCOVERED HER
YEsTERDAY-THE WOMAN WHO HAS BEEN
MISSING Is WITH FRIENDS.
Mrs Joan Conklin. the wife OF Barnum Bailey's
well-known elephant trainer. whose disappearance
last Saturday caused fears that she had committed
suicide. has been found.
The woman, who has been living In Brooklyn
since last March. came 20 this city last Thursday
TO make a temporary stay with her sister. Mrs
Mo.lie Leybourne. at No. 3H East Thirty-ffth-st
Since she disappeared on Saturday there has been
quiet search for the woman. who was known 10 be
suffering from nervous prosration Among the
keenest detectives her track has been her sister
A Tribune reporter called a. Mrs Leybourne's home
last evening and saw her husband who was evil
IDENTIFY anxious Nj. Leybourne said In regard TO
the
Il know nothing about the matter. except what
the papers have printed My wife has been out all
day and so have l. trying TO md where Joan Is.
That she has committed suicide don't believe for
n moment Her husband was kind to her. and she
thought a mighty of him. Why. she just
going to meet him in Chicago. Tne whole trouble.
/ hope was Just a slight bit OF fghtiness. but
wish knew where she was;
The words hal hardly left the speakers lips when
Mrs Leybourne entered the room. She said
II have found my sister. She Is with friends.
but am sure Will be herself in a few days Where
she is tlst now do not care to say but as I said.
she is with friends. and she will be home In a day
fvo
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HE BROKE HIS WIFES BACK.

GLEN COVE RtFr1AN IN FIT OF ANGER
FILINGS HIS SPOUSE FROM A WINDOW
FRACTURING HER SPINE.
1ohn Crone of Glen Cove. Long Island, Is locked
an awaiting the result Of injuries inflicted his
wife on Monday night. Crone, who lives near the
Glen Cove station went on spree on Saturday
He continued his debauch on Sunday. and went
home drunk on Monday evening. He scolded his
wife for some trivial offence and beat and abused
her Mrs Crone attempted to escape from the
ho,sa but was prevented by her husband. He
told her he was going TO end her life. and picking
her up in his arms threw her through an open win
dow. Mrs Crohe landed on her back on the pave
ment breaking her spine 1t Is said Ihe whoie
lower portion Of her body Is paraiyzed.
Crone was Immediately arrested snor. ,ime
. C,rono was released from State Prison. where
no had served a year for stealing meat. He has
been in the County jail several occasions ana Is
q worthless fellow.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-04
urRT RY A RCNAWAY HORSE.
rup ANIMAL KNOCKED DOWN THREE PERSONS
IN HIS FLIGHT. ONE BEING SERIOUSLY
INJURED.


~ MS FLIGHT. ONE BEING SERIOUSLY
INJURED
A ,orse hi,ched 10 a wagon owned ny '"'~e"'
g. Fr,,z ,h,,nbers at No. S.434 Third-ave "ds ici'
s,srd,,e an front Of the store yesterday morning
srd v'as. frightened by passing trolley-car ~hieh
was ,ravel,,ng at a rapid rate of speed Inc morse
- - nd a. hundred -and-sixty-sxt
.rd rrhird.ave while running at full speed struck
an evnress wagon f. Mslcke. the drIver oi
the exnress wagon who lives at NO. Ai'' '""u.i
bu,aye had been making some repair repairs ,eon,s on M ON
rnn,I,o gear beneath his wagon SeVeiaI p.vpb b,v W
the s3eSaik who the ruha"ay, ,,,asad app Rim 10
rhoufed a warning to Malcke ana aus nnt between
escape The man attempted 70 se' sSsS,s Sa OF the
tHe v,hoels hui was struck by the sIda', wos M cnt
yeh,cIa Grawn by the fleeing horse; d,, re " a. sev
sbon, The head and injured about me Do'y ynsntaI o
erai rlsces ,ie was taken 10 rorondn roriaa toternai
where The physicians fear that ne recei'eu '"'
Injuries also. 49,, Aorse tore down the
nue. and. between One-hundred-an ana 81 knocked
ana One-hundred- and sixty eighth iS SO Who
down Frank Benske. a four -oiu o. Syshun
was n.aving on the sidewalk belvweSs" ID a. sevsn
dred -snd-s9tv-ninth and One-huhfr e., h Us,d
tieth sis The runaway knocked over hhIah ~ ~ Iii
a child ~ shont five wears old. Neithei e9, Vl % 81 sh.
dren was seriously Injured The mao nisn savantw
horse was stopped One-huhnr 9Irc-,.ma-;s brev,-
frst-s, where he ran into one OF fe'''e'
New-York tribune., 1895-09-04
r1,u orsEGO. .HERKIMER DISPUTE.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE IN ALBANY IN WHO
NEITHER SIDE YIELDS.
AGAINST THE MACHINE.


NEITHER SIDE YIELDS.
.r,,n, Cont a-Another adjourned meeting Of
the Republican conference to discuss differences
N,aor tI.rl,mer and Otsego counties regarding
renresentat,on In the XXXIIId Senate District Con-
vention was held In this city this AFTERNOON
Herkimer offered a resolution that the representa-
,lon OF the two counties be equal each 10 nave
eight delegates T.. A. Brown spoke IN iaVor OF 'he
resolution baslng his remarks on tanie wh'ch ne
rad nrenar showing the majorities In HerKlmer
and Osego counties since 1s73 and claiming that
because Herkimer County had oftener SHOWN he-
publican ma1orites than Otsego. 1t was entitled 10
greater consideration
Deputy Secretary OF State Davidson Tor Otsego
County took Mr. Browns table. and pointed out
that with the exception OF one year. 1873 otsego
had cast larger Republican vote than Herkimer
had and In 1878 the difference was only fourteeeh
Otsego based its demand for larger representation
nm the ground that It cast larger Republican
vote and that the vote and not Republican ma
,orlties should be taken the basis OF representa-
ton on Il same theory. Putnam County, with
800 Republican majority. II associated with the
County OF New-York. with 10000 Democratic ma
,or,tv would be entitled to the same representation
as New-York
Mr. Brown admitted this and Mr.. Davidson. con-
t,nung. said Otsego wanted merely to follow out
the same principle which obtained IN the appor-
OF G n ns vote
in the counties This bass gave otFeso eight dele
gates ana i1erkIner seven. ,., ranr.sscta,,or
for the two counties voted down Then Otsego
asked that the representation In the Senate SVn,
ventIon be based the representation accorueu
the counties In the State Convention for this year
and II a change be made in the basis OF repre-
sssntat.on hereafter the counties could make a
Change accord with IT. This was voted dow down by by
the same tie vote, and Otsego offered 10 reIer tne
Whole matter to the State Committee Herkimer
refused to assent. . . a.. co,,.,.
The conference was finally adjourned to septein
her 20 In the mean time the county conventions
will be held. and the sentiment OF eacn county VIII
expected to pave the way for settlement at that
time.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-04
AMERICANS And BRITONS FIGHT

SAILORS FROM THE NEWARK RESENT AN INSULT
TO THE FLAG AT MONTEvIDEO.
San Francisco. Sept. s.-By private letter from
Montevideo II is learned that July the sailors
OF the American cruiser Newark and those from
the British merchant marine In port had rough
and-tumble fight. A Briton took down the Ameri-
can flag that was used in the decorations OF a
saloon. That started the ball rolling, and for
twenty minutes the fighting fast and furious
No one was seriously injured Later In the day
John Astrom. Of the Newarks men, was dan
gerously stabbed in the abdomen He was recover
ing when the letter written.
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HE TIED 4 LOT OF OLD IRON TO HIS NECK

AN OLD MAN OF EIGHTY YEARS JUMPS INTO THE
RIVER AT NEwARK-PULIFD OUT ONLY TO DIE
George Bauer eighty years old living at No.
Crawford-st.. Newark. visited several friends yes
terday and last evening took walk along the river
front Near the chemical works he filled tin pail
with scrap iron. attached IT to his neck with a,
stout cord. and jumped into the river
Some boys heard the splash, ran to the spot. and
with much difficulty dragged him out OF the water.
but he was too far gone and died soon afterward
He was tired Of old age and life.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-04
REfUsE 40 AccErr sErARAra scnooLs

Centralia. ILL.,, Sept. 3.-The two school buildings
set apart BY the School Board fer the use OF negro
pupils were empty to-day. as they were yesterday.
when the school opened The buildings are in every
way AS well those for white children
and provided with competent teachers, but the
negroes will not use them. The blacks demand
admission TO all schools. and threaten suits for
damages for interfering with their rights of citizen
ship. The whites Will retalate by refusing em-
ployment to black men.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-04
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.

San Francisco, Sept. 3-Proceedngs In the Dur
rant trial opened this morning with the ADDRESS Of
Dlstrct-Attorney Barnes for the prosecution. The
courtroom crowded.
Bridgeton. n. j., Sept S.-Smith romiin. heavy
liabilities are sad TO reach 500 900: assets, $1,000
Tomn made an assignment to Walter II. Bacon.
his heaviest creditor.
Chicago, Sept 3-Lawrence Power. an express
man, and Thomas Causis. foreman Of the Wolf
Brass Manufacturing Company. were arrested to-
day. charged with stealing about 10000 worth Of
brass from the company.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-04
GERTITED LIN T0ITc

Seneca Falls. y. Y. Sept. 3.An Italian employed
on the electric railway at Seneca Falls yesterday
took hold OF guy wire which was alive He re-
ceved the entire street railway current about LOO
volts, and rendered unconscious. with the aid
OF two physicians he soon recovered and wen,
back to work al once, feeling apparently as well
New-York tribune., 1895-09-04
AZ INSURANCE REPORT

Albany. Sept 3-James F. Pierce. Supe''n'e 80 ,hs
Of Insurance. to-day made public the resu,' -
examination made by Deputy-superin'enae,m,!.
vanderpool into the affairs OF the f''en.s
Casualty Company. OF New forA' ,0os and II
showed the condition OF the company 600 on a capital
TO be as follows Total liabilities, ;Ss 45i aggre-
stock, $1,000 surplus over capi'a' '"
Gate liabilities. S2.343. 81.
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carried the chowder, by the way. through a con-

carried the chowder. by the way. through con-
fession.
"A man named Gus Tueber, think. was
with Mrs. Bliss when she died. and was much
affected. He seems to have dropped out or the
case He was a travelling salesman and an
old friend OF the dead woman. The twelve pei
let's prescribed to relieve her heart action on
Friday night were never given. although LEFT
instructions that they should be administered
They are intact now"
THE CHEMICAL ANALYSES.
DR.. Scheele. who made and is making chemical
analyses In the case has found that the poison In
the sediment in the pitcher heretofore spoken OF
and that in the matter vomited by the dead wom-
an were Identical He the analysis was
difficult one and that the poison was an unusual
mixture. Somebody well acquainted with poisons
must have mixed 1t, and nobody seems 20 nave
clew as to where the ingredients were procured
THE poison" said the chemist, Is mineral
poison" He intmated that antimony was one
of Its parts.
II found no evidence of ptomaine poison In
the dead woman's stomach" said DR.. Scheele.
He added that he would make his full report to
the Coroner Friday.
Mr.. Bliss says he is nephew OF Matthew Hale
the well-known lawyer OF Albany
New-York tribune., 1895-09-04
ur,sov ,,rrp yrsggRMEy PROTEST.

Albany. Sept. 3.-The State Fish nn nsbermen
day received a protest from forty OF '"s Sew-york
along the Hudson from Albany 10 ey.rnne
against the new rules and reguLIai 'Hnison River.
the catching Of FISH in nets in thtr nWerinR upon
The ru.es hey declare viii entail sun tbeir lveIi-
those wtsD depend uoon this Industry ''
New-York tribune., 1895-09-04
cTATE LEAGUE CONVENTION
~ ASSEMBLE IN BINGHAMToN TO-DAY
.rru AND GOOD WORK OF A POWERFUL RE.
PUBLICAN oRaANIzATioN-AN INTER
EsTING PROGRAMME.
rnr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRInuNEl


u,rshamton. ~ Y, Sept. S.-Binghamton will
-. large number Of militant Republicans
',,,,, her borders by tomorrow night. who will
20 come here 10 attend the eighth State Con-
s.n,,on Of the Republican League OF the State
= Nev-York The League was organized in
,ss- and has steadily grow, until under the
.,ss,dency Of George +. Green. the Mayor Of
.s,s citv. II numbers over ole thousand clubs
r,sre Is scarcely city. village or town ins the
c,s,e which does not contain a Republican
,.ssue club The Republicans of this city pur-
use 10 give the members of the League a fine
..cention Already the fine courthouse OF
pr,ome County. the chief hotels and many Of the
,rncIpal buildings are decorated with American
e.es and bunting. The League idea is highly
,,,uar in the county since 1t is believed to
New-York tribune., 1895-09-04
MRS. FLEMING IN THE TOMBS
DID SHE POISON HER MOTHER!
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION OF HAVING
CAUSED MRS. BLIsss DEATH.

SENT THE CLAM cHowDER. AFTER EATING
WHICH HER MOTHER DIED-DR. BULL
MAN DECLARES THAT THERE IS NO
DOUBT THAT MRS FLEMING Is
GUILTY-PoLICE THINK SHE
HAD NO ACCoMPLIcE
THE CHEMICAL
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Lundi soir, rOpera de Thibodaux

Lundi soir, rOpera de Thibodaux
sera occupe, par la compagnie
Dramatique New York Hompty
DOmpty Co. Ellie jouera une solree
settlement. Les acteurs 9ni compo-
sent cette compagnie sont de premier
ordre. Ellie Went directement du
fameux Jardln Niblo de New York,
OH ills vlennent de terminer un enga-
cement de trois mois. Get spectacle
sera des plus interessants ct une
n~ouveaute pour Ia plus grande partie
de ceux qui patronisent notre Opera,
a cette compagnie Sc propose de
iouer la pantomime GU ellie excelle,
chose qu'on a jamais vue dams
Thlbolaux.
Dams Ia journee il y aura grande
parade dams les rues, 81 lie temps lie
permet.
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La clause sped a 3 de Ia loi Wilson

La clause sped a e de Ia loi Wilson
concernant les damages, ma pris effet
QUA partir du premier janvler dernier,
quoique la plupart DIES autres clauses
ont Ell force de loi au mois d'aont
1894. Les recettes de la douane de
New York, mercredl dernier, ont etc
les plus grandes qui aient jamais etc
faites, lie total s'elevant a $1,629,455
AZ 1887 ,652 etant pages pour les
damages.
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Sill est bon d'ecouter les enseigne-
ments DIES precheurs de morale, IL
nest pas toujours bon d'imiter !eur
exemple. I'm NJ. Benson, d'Indiana-
polls, qui s'est acquis une reputation
CONNIE conferencier de temperance,
devait precher contre les liqueurs
aux habitants de Robeline, paroisse
Natchitoches, vendredi soiv, ct Pheure
venue un auditoire considerable Sc
pressait pour entendre la parole de
Get homme modele. Grande ct penible
a etc la surprise quand la nouvelle
est arrivee que Benson await bu tant
de whiskey quill ne pouvait Sc lever
ct qu'un noir await profile de sa con-
dltion pour voler tout son argent.
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ENCORE LA PRIME.

La question de la prime de rannee
1894 %preoccupe, plus que iamais, au
Congress, les defenseurs ct les parti-
sans de 1industrie sucriere louisa
naise. lie gouverneur Foster est
toujours a Washington, OH il travaii!e,
achievement ct etficacement, en- favour
de ses administers, don't les interGts
lul sont cheers. On nous afirme Que
Ia situation s'ameliore ct que nos
representants gagnent, tous les jou:s,
du terrain.
On soDge 4 abanderner lie projet
de loi presente par NJ. Gallery ct
Iamendement de NJ. Blanchard ct i
leur substituer IN bill qui serait
ins5re dams celui DIES ALLEGATIONS
diverses, par le sous-comite du Sc
nat. II serait demande, dams Get
amendment, que lie secretalre fnt
requis de remettre 4 execution les
articles de la loi de NJ. Mckinley de
1890, relatifs a la prime, pour l'annee
1894, CONNIE 81 Ia loi n'avait pas etc
ahrogee.
Settlement, al lieu du Placement
de Ia prime entiere, on ne stipulerait
que Ia motto de la somme, soft |
cent Ia livre, au lieu de ? cents.
L'idee est excellente ct l'on ne peut
que lapprouver mails laissat ellie
beaucoup a desirer, que nous ne la
combattrions pas, attendu q.e tous
les moyens nous semblent bons, pour
arriver a sauver nos malheureux
planteurs de la RUNE Nous Tavons
deja dit, nous lie rep4tons !; lis sont
IT, abois ct exasperes de la situa-
ton qu'on ieur a faite, du mauvais
voulolr qu'on leur a temoigne, de Ia
mauvaise fol don't on a fait preuve 4
leur egard, ct. il est temps, grand
temps qu'on leur rende justice, que
Ton tienne la parole qu'on leur a
donnee.
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hattie Bernard Chase, retoile on
Ssrah Bernhardt DIES troupcs dra-
Aaques nomades qui parcourent la
1slslane, occupe la scene de notre
ga depuis lundl soir, assistee de
@s'eurs artistes. Parmi les pieces
0ot louees, II Sen trouve ouelques
qul ont etc bien INTERPRETERS, ct
'ales CONNIE ci, CONNIE ca, mails
'oules, gu pressure toutes la
en- scene a etc d&fectueuse.
grand tort de toutes les troupes
palcourent les yilles de Ia cam.
y est de vouloir jouer les grandes
quon joue dams les grandes
8 ct qui ont acauis n certaine
.s0flte, au lieu de choisir dies
4ui oeinandent peu lie mise en-
naisre qu'elles sachen1
ni'se Ell scene est une condi
l'ieile pour lie success dune
e dramatiquc.
Ata hai, apr6s-midi, matinee
'o'f' pour Ia cloture, grande
~a1ion. Qu'on Sc lie disc
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LA MARINE DEs ETATs-UNIs.-
Autant que lon peut SAVIOR, lie comite
de la Chambre DIES Representants,
pour Ia marine, est dispose a inserer
appropriation suffisante pour con
struire deux, ct sill est possible,
trois navlres de guerre ct douze tor
pilleurs, dams lie budget de Ia marine
qui va Gtre prasente a IA Chambre
dams qnelques jours. La croyance
generate est que les recettes du
Tresor seront de beaucoup supe-
rieures u depenses, avant la fin de
lannee fscale c~ourante.
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LES oRANGEs.-Par suite DIES dom

LES oRANGEs.-Par suite DIES dom
images causes aux oranges par le
froid de ces ]ours derniers, la compa-
gnle du ocean Steamship Company
ct les chemins de fer qui correspo1-
dent, atm d'aider les producteurs 4
tlrer parti DIES oranges qui mont PCS
etc detruites, ont decide de dminuer
de moitie les frais de transport entire
la FIoride ct les ports DIES Etats de
l'Est.
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La Banque de Thlbcdaux fondee
en- 1891 au capital de $4,000, est
aujourd'hui une institution f%nanc;ere
DIES mienx assises ct merite la con-
fiance ct lie patronage DIES citoyens.
Cette institution apres avoir honora-
Element surmonte la dernicre crlse
fnanciere, dams laquelle nombre
d'entr'elles ont du sombrer, ma fait
que prosperer ct aujourd'hui avec
un actif de pres DUN quart de million
ellie fat construire 4 rencoignure DIES
rues Main ct St. Louis, SUI lie terrain
autrefois occupe par la confserle de
Mr.. Alois Wessenthanner I'm superbe
editice qul era termine vers lie
milieu du mos de mars.
L'entrepreneur, malgre lie mauvais
temps, qul DIES lie debut a retarde les
travaux a bon espoir qu'ils seront
completes a pepoque fixe par lie con
trait. Tous les materiaux sont sur
place ct Il ne faut que du beautemps
pour pouvoir TRAVELLER sans desem-
parer.
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Apres l'inoculation dies maladies,
volci qn'un chimiste, anne pottique
ct tendre, a trouve lie moyen de pro
curer dies emotions varlees d qui
voudra subir rinoculation &c parfums
tires DIES fleurs.
De sorte que, sill faut Zen croire, lie
g4ranium donnerait lesprit d'aven.
lures, le muse l'ambalite, Ia rose
lavarice ~, Ia vlolette la devotion
lie ylang ylang rendrait... far
ceur, le lis obstine, etc. Entin, Il
chlendent donnerait DIES idees artist
qucs, ct 'lambre confererait tout sim
plement lie genie.
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"a navigation du Bayou Lafourche
en- pleine activlte. Tous les
9eaux a vapeur qui ont l'habitude
navlguer annuellement sur &c
0alS deau viennent toutes les
aalnes nous apporter DIES marchan-
ss ct exporter les produits agri-
- gu autres sur lie marche de la
oayelle Orleans.
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Les travaux sur les Water Works
sont pour ainsi dire monentanement
suspendus, a peine sill y quelques
ouvriers qul y travaillent. Les POM
pes sont en- place, mails les tuyaux
dissipation ct de decharge MY sont
pas encore attaches. Les bouillolres
sont bien dams la position qu'elles
doivent occuper mails Ia maeonnerie
4ui doit les maintenir en- place est
cor a faire. QUAINT aux travaux
de la construction de Ia tour ct de Ia
pose des tuyauX dams les rnes lis
sont depuis longtemps dams lie statue
quo on lis ~resteront tant que les
pierres qui doivent couronner les
foundations de Ia touret les tuvaux ne
seront pas en- place.
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Nj. Pierre Trone, residant autre.
|hs Il Thibodaux ct maintenant aux
auskapas, aux cnvirons de Baldwin,
III actuellement chez son fills Joe.
Il Trone, malgre son age, est encore
lies robuste ct, CONNIE on dit, II
pHs bien sonbois.
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Il a Gu cette semaine, plusieurs
|naliages, entr 'autres celui de Jeanne
|farquet ct Jules Hoffman,. La
|drsmopie nuptiale a etc celebree
hArdl d cInq heures du soir par lie
lev. Chastel, vlcaire de l'eglisc ca
|toliaue St-Joseph. Nous souhai-
uos au jeune couple de tongues
|nnees de bonheur ct de prosperite.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-02-02

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~ lie capitaine E.. Constantin a
Rpris ses voyages de Lockport a
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= mardi, jeudi ct samedl. lie
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istourne lie meme jour a Lockport.