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The herald., 1897-03-12
CALIFORNIA WINE MAKERS
Organize for an Attempt to Secure Good
Prices
The vintners Believe That Twenty Cents Q
Gallon 10 Fair Price for
Their Product

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE
California wine producers are organiz-
ing to ask 20 cents gallon for this years
crop of sound. merchantable wine. The
price obtained for last years output was
10 cents. A meeting will be held in the
chamber of commerce hall tomorrow to
finally decide upon the price. The meet
ing Is called by Herman Bendel, presi-
dent of the California Wine Makers
corporation, which comprises from 200
to 300 OF the largest wine growers in the
state.
Three years ago, or before the wine
men organized to protect their interests,
the ordinary price for wine was only ga
cents gallon The first year the price
was raised to 1917 cents. and last year
Is cents was the ruling figure. The pro-
ducers hereabout concluded that here
after the price should be 20 cents The
wine men base their figures upon the
fact that last year the consumption was
100000 or 100000 gallons more than
the product of the year. and from the
way the demand is increasing, the pro-
ducers think they can demand and Sc
cure higher price. But they must stop
at 20 cents, according TO President Ben
del. He says that a higher price would
cause adulteration and the importation
of cheap wines. His ideas seem to be
shared by all the directors. The direc-
tors, while favoring the increased price,
do not want to take the entire RESPONSE
bility upon themselves to fix 1t at 20
cents, as they had the power to do, but
decided to call the producers Of the state
together.
The Wine Growers association Of
Santa Clara county has passed resolu-
ton favoring the 20-cent figure, and COM
munications from other counties show
that the sentiment favoring its adop
ton Is almost unanimous. President
Bendel says there is no reason why the
producers should not remain firm and
get the stipulated price for their wine.
Another matter to be discussed at the
meeting tomorrow is the feasibility of es-
tablishing an immense wine storage
place in this city. with the idea Of mu-
tual benefit to the producer and buyer.
It Is proposed to rent warehouse with
a capacity Of from 100000 to 1000. 900
gallons, and store the wine therein as
fast as 1t is cured.
The herald., 1897-03-12
Mormons uauIed

M'CLENNYJ Fla. March 1.-Six Nor
mon elders who had been proselyting
near here were taken In hand by
crowd Of CRACKERS" tarred and feath-
cred and sent out Of the county. followed
by a volley Of buckshot. For two months
they had been making converts of the
women and holding meetings in a camp
at Ten-Mile creek. Last night meet
ing of "crackers" was held. and the
men swooped down on the Mormons.
Fifteen women were found with them.
including one mother and her four
The women were threat
ened with chastisement, and one woman
was whipped with hickory sticks.
The herald., 1897-03-12
BRYAN SPEAKS


Before the nembers Of the Legislature Of Ten.
nessee
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March Ito
day at II oclosk by invitation. Hon.
William ]. Bryan addressed both
houses of the legislature and a number
Of citizens in the hall of the house Of
representatives. Gov. Taylor intro
duced Mr.. Bryan as the man who
would be the first president In the
twentieth century"
Mr.. Bryan spoke for an hour upon the
basic principles of government and dur
ing his speech criticized railroads and
corporations and corporate influences
at length.
This afternoon Mr.. Bryan visited the
Peabody Normal school and made a
short speech to the pupils. During the
day and tonight many social attentions
were extended him.
The herald., 1897-03-12
THE QUEENS TRAVELS
Arriving at Paris the President Kisses Her
Hand

Arriving at Paris the President Kisses Her
Hand
CHERBOURG. March 11.-Queen Vic
toria, accompanied by Princess Beatrice
and their suites, arrived this morning
from Portsmouth on board the royal
yacht Victoria and Albert. and left i'm
mediately for Nice and Cimiez.
PARIS. March 11.-President Faure
had brief interview with Queen Vic
toria at Noisy levee just outside the city.
The interview was animated and affable.
The president signed the queens auto
graph book and kissed her hand on ar
irving and leaving the train.
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dunhosta to be Trlad

WASHINGTON. March 11.-At the
request Of the Newport News Ship
building company the single-screw gun
boats Wilmington and Helena will be
given their trial trips March 21 and 20,
respectively, over a course in Long Is
land sound. The contracts call for a
speed Of thirteen knots for each o.
these gunboats, to be maintained for
four hours. The Nashville. of which
speed OF fourteen knots will be required.
will not be given her trial until later.
The herald., 1897-03-12
HENRY CLAY EVANS
VIII, Accept Office a. commlssionsr Of Pen.
afOnn

sionB
WASHINGTON, March 11.-H. Clay
Evans of Tennessee has been rendered
the ofice of commissioner Of pensions.
and will probably accept. Evans repre-
sented the Chattanooga district in con-
gress for several years, and under Har-
rison was first assistant postmaster
general. Later he ran for governor OF
Tennessee on the Republican ticket.
The result was in doubt for many weeks
but finally It was announced oficially
that Turney, Democrat, had been re-
elected. Evans is a manufacturer. hav-
ing large hallway supply establish
ment IN ChattanooEa-
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s..r.rs Buncoed

SALT LAKE, Utah. March ia spe-
cial to the Tribune from Price, Utah.
says: Information has been received
at Fort Duchesne that Capt. Day has ar
rested about a cosen intruders on the
Indian reservation and will bring them
to the fort. No resistance was offered.
The agency ojcials destroyed all mon
uments AMI locations.
The herald., 1897-03-12
Tbe PIrst RIvet

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-THE
first rivet was driven today in the keel
of the battlesahip Wisconsin at the Un-
ion iron works. The vessel 10 one Of
the three big lighters for which the gov
ernment contracted some time ago She
will be one Of the hnest battleships
afloat. having capacity Of 1900 tons.
but Win : draught Of only - fact.
The herald., 1897-03-12
ON the FLOOR
Ths Coyote seaIp Bni Made Ready for
81 Veto

The Coyote sesIp Bni Made Ready for
Veto
SACRAMENTO, March II (By Asso-
sociated Press).--In the senate this
morning the only business transacted
waA the reading Of the claims and de-
ficiency bill
IN ASSEMBLY.
The entire morning session Of the as
sembly was taken up in the considera-
tion Of the Ennis bill for the protection
of children and to prevent and punish
wrongs to children. The bill finally
passed.
There was call Of the house on the
coyote scalp bill. and It was finally
passed.
THE BRIBERY CHARGES.
SACRAMENTO. March 11.--Attorney
George w. Baker was before the assem-
bly, committee Of investigation this af-
ternoon, and told OF his connection with
assembly bill 273. He stated that he pre-
pared the measure in the interest Of the
liquor dealers Of San Francisco He
spoke to Herrin and Hayward in the
latter's ofilce about the bill. Herrin
happened to be In the office when he
called upon Mr.. Hayward to ask higsup-
port for the bill. The Southern Pacific
company's lawyer opposed It, saying
that It was bad measure. Hayward
remarked that It would have been good
law had It been In existence before GER
tain suits in which he was interested
were, but there was no litigation then
that he knew Of that would be affected.
When Baker came to sacrameuts anl
The herald., 1897-03-12
a Tedlous Pes sage

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE German
ship H. Bishop. Captain Shaworthing.
over which considerable anxiety has
been shown In shipping circles arrived
tonight after q tedious passage from
H4oeo. Japan. she was Delayed By the
typhoQps and calms.
The herald., 1897-03-12
Iliesal Lurnbeslnr

SAN FRANCISCO, March u.-1c'
United States district attorney nle4 -
day in the circuit court Z suit On eenole
Of the government agai7s Rev4
Jones Of sislEiyou county "a yoc3vor g.
the value Of so trees. Iho cou1u
alleges that the defendant cqavorte1 NJ
trees into lumber at eQhd tinAcc
tween 1887 and 1885. I'hn y ~ 4p1|
Of q series Of suits - p lTp1gzht q
trespassers On e6v6fn1n1 lAf @91
Is q wealthy oWner of 4 u9U1
Quarts valley, elsklyeq essn11
The herald., 1897-03-12
miner ststsen's Death

SAN FRANCISCO. March n.-W. W.
stetson. . we'll known mining man.
died here today. aged q. He came to
California when Z young man. and at
one time was president Of the Overman
Mining company. He also served 4.
term A. clerk of the Los Anselee county
The herald., 1897-03-12
The indian Pl.sne

BOMBAY. March 1.-THE total num-
bar Of cases Of bubonic plague in this
city up to date is soa2. Of which 7b46
|rrovad fatal. In the whole presidency
ID date there have been 1A,aCe cases Of
~ plague ana = ~ deaths reported.
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HoUMA, La, March 4til., 1897.

Mr.. J.. o. Daspit last Friday sold
his Honduras plantation to Messrs.
Charles B. Morrison and Thomas a..
Shatfer. the price being S67, 10000.
Mr.. Daspit also disposed of HE saw
mill and swamp lands, Albert C. Daspit
purchasing same for S2500.00.
The public schools of Terrebonne
parish opened Monday, with a full
corps of teachers. There are SO
white schools and Is colored. Prot.
Holmes of Meridian, Miss, is in
charge of the Houma High School
for boys.
The most interesting social event
of the week in Honma vas the mar
riage OF DR.. R. l.. Zelepka to Miss Eva
Bazet, the pretty and amiable daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Bazet OF
this place. The marriage ceremony
took place at the St-Francis de Sales
Catholic Church at 11:30 a. M, last
Monday, Rev. p. c. Paquet officiating.
Lunch was served to a few friends
at the Hotel Bazet, after which the
groom aud his bride took the evening
| train for New Orleans. where they
will spend the first few days of tneil
honeymoon.
Mrs. Lafayette Watkins, ar old and
respected resident of this parish, died
| at her home OF Little Gallon on the
| 2nd inst, and was buried IN The
Catholic Cemetery in Houma on the
| 3rd. Mrs. Watkins is the mother of i
large family, all useful members O
this community. Mrs. Oscar Daspit
| formerly of Honduras plantation, is /
daughter of deceased.
Our town authorities are destroying
dogs, which had become very trouble,
| some of late.
Mr.. John j. Klelner, Jr., the popu
lar book-keeper of Davidson & Avery
left hele Sunday for Washington ID
G., on a visit to his parents ana other
and at the same time to be presen
mt the Inauguration of Mckinley.
OBSERVER.
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AN UNUSUAL ACcIDENr.-M Albert
l.. Dannis was the victim ola most
unusual accident last Sunday, while
riding in town in the company of two
ynnng ladies. On st. Philip Street,
the wheels tf his vehicle dropped into
4 deep rut on one side and iolted the
occupants SO badly that Mr.. Daunis
was projected from the buggy, hurled
against the brick cnrbing and knocked
senseless. He was picked up in an
insensible condition and taken to a
drug store, where r~estoratives e
applied and he soon recovered. Fl.
| was bruised to some extent.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
GiBsoN CITY LA. March End. 1897

GIBSON CRY LA. March End. 1897.
MIR. and Mrs. Adolph Meiaucou
nave d sympathy OF their many
friends in this their hour of deepest
sorrow. For many weeks little
and baby Percy have been
critically i'll, and on Monday last little
rt'cE, the household pet, was freed
ffor" his suff-rinss and has left
uesolate the home and hearts that
cherished him. The funeral took
place the following day from his
parents residence, the interment
neinglr the Roman Catholic Cemetery.
ReV. Father Chsstel OF Morgan CITY
ohcia:lpg. Miss M. and Mr.. John
Melhnc"n of Lockport are here, a
conn OFT aud solace to their brother
u Sister in their sorrow.
La Grippe has been almost epidemic
here tor some time, but with the
advent of the fine spring weather of
the past week its victims are fewer in
number.
Rice planters are busy preparing
thelf land for early planting spring
gardens are well under way, and
there is abundant evideree OF a fine
crop of fruit if we have an early
| spring. with IA favorable season the
crops of '97 will he abundant aud
profitable in this locality.
Pretty and popular Miss Julia
O'RoGIke is i'll New Orleans enjoying
the Carnival. She is the CUES OF
Mrs Jack McLaren. and under her
c~haper"uage will visit the battle ships
now in port.
Mr.. n. S. Williams and his two
charming daughters Misses Elise and
Olive are among the many who lrf,
this place for New Orleans last week
The Mardi. Gras parade and ba'
masque to be given in this place
tonight we're abandoned on accoun'
of the illness aud death in the Melai
con family. Many Of the young peopl,
are attending entertainments II
neighho.ing towns. Many masker
parade d The streets this afternoon, til,
Juvenile element being very much II
evidence.
Mr. =. II. Casey of Greenwood,
pIHntdl!oH 10 III new CIltauS till
week.
81 1t is rumored that Gibson will hav
"A Central Factory erected within til
year, but of that more anon.
Seed cane put down in the Fall
10 good condition., and first an
second year stubble promises we'll.
. LOUISIANA,
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TUESDAY, MARC
CARD OF

The committee in charge of the Concert
and Festival given last Sunday for the ben.
eft of st. Charles Chapel take this means or
returning their sincere thanks to the fol-
lowing persons who by valuable services
rendered contributed very largely to the
success of the said concert and festival. viz:
Rev. Father Dubourg, Prof. i. Chol, Misses
Annette Coulon, Harriet Boudreaux, Bea-
trice Coulon, Olive Continent, Messrs. vi,
Knobloch. f. l.. knobloch. Delma Continent,
Charles Badeaux. Mesdames FL. BoudreauX,
FL. n. Coulon, Misses Pauline Chol and Lea
Chauyin, The Home Circle Orchestra, Mas
tiers Jos. Amede and Gyrial Rousseau, and
Miss MAY Rousseau. -
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Mr.. Auguste Poche, a worthy young
mar Of the Bourgeois Settlement. met
with a painful accident the other day
in Algiers. lie had gone to New Or
cans TO view the Crrnival and on his
return he boarded the wrong train in
Alriers. and in alighting to take the
right train, fell in some naccountabie
manner, was badly bruised and barely
escaped being run over, lie came to
town here for medical treatment and
those who saw him say he presented Il
sorry sight. His nos was broken and
he is otherwise bruised about the face
and body.
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Zone touch of nature makes all the
world kim"
Thibodaux Opera House, II night
only:
TUESDAY,, MARCH, 9.
The Daily Item Comedy Company
will present j. Madison Morton's
Imaginable farce:
"HERE WE SPEAK FRENCH"
For The benefit of the North Louisiana
Sufferers. A first-elass company Of
sweet singers and clever comedians.
organized and maintained by the New
Orleans Daily Item.
Admission, $1.00. Reserved seats
at the usual.place.
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"Why should | subcribe to a paper
when | can borrow it 7" one may ask
himself. Simply to be manly aud in
dependent, to pay your way as yon
go, instead of depending upon your
neighbor. Why do yon bug Yourself
a horse, when You may borrow your
noighbor's horseP For the same ca
son you should subscribe for the pa
per % read, and be independent.
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y eharles j. Barker. of Canal
: entertaining as his guests,
'tbefable uncle, Mr.. Thomas
"Ss' Of Joliet, Illinois, and his
NJ MI, Harry Loung, OF Galena,
s' = ,ilfse gentlemen's first trip
", anu Mr.. Barker aud his family
ssiss.lrd 10 have them in their
an Barker had never had the
ssafe IT meeting these relatives
M. ~, although they knew of eacl
tom family tradition.
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Attention. merchants. We offer
bargains on a certain line of bill heads.
Only a limited supply on hand. and
those desiring to avail themselves of
the offer should order without delay.
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Now that President Mckinley is N
stalled in the presidential chair, the
struggle for the spoils which has been
going on since his election III Repub-
,ican ranks will he intensified u hun
dred told.
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Last Sunday between the residence of
Judge G.. 4. Engerran and st. Jossph's Cath
elic Church, a gold oetagonal medal. on one
side of which i. inscribed application and
on the other mount Carmel Convent, June
1885 Finder will lie literally rewarded by
returning same to Judge Engerran.
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Leonard Lasseign. a grandson of
Judge A. f. Knobloch, had the mis-
fortune to break an arm last Saturday,
while climbing over a fence. We
hope the painful fracture will knit
properly and that the boy will soon
recover the use of the disabled mem
Der.
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OTOtnOt6fS
Names.
Tickets sold
Amt. RENTED

Amt. RENTED $3.50
1t will thus be seen that the young
ladies having in hand the sale OF the
tickets did good work, Miss Maggie
Hogan carrying off first honors, with
Miss MAY Dansereau a close second.
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q Washington Richard for the
A'tE Vears a resident of Plaquemi-
d parish a moved back to this
|l'sn WITH bis family and taken up
Abode in our town.
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NOTICE.

One Dark Yellow Horse about 49, hands
high. white forehead. black name aud tail.
The owner can secure same by identifying
property and paying all costs of advertising
and keeping, otherwise the horse will be sold
in 80 days to pay costs.
CA. ENGERRAN,
J.-P. 2nd Ward Parish of Lafourche.
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ieaehei's Institute Will be held
samlng week at the Guion Acade-
ulaS town, beginning on Monday
w are Informed. but as the mana
saase hot Taught proper to take
mse Tue secret, VT cannot enter into
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ms Jos Dalferes after spending a
saass here, will return 20 her home
assumption 'arish to day. accom-
1saed By her mother Mrs G. Arena.
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aIs l. Loeb is in Thibodaux on a
" 70 her daughter, Mrs. Sam Blum,
E grand son Harold.-Independent
|'neeat Morgan City,)
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HalerE Ernest Roger who is atten-
~ The St-Stanislas College at Bay
Louis is Spending sometimes with
relatives.
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I'm (HARrTY's SAKE.'-On Tues
|,,s1t at the Opera House, the
|s,leu' d Comedy Co. will give a
.srspce Tor the benefit of the
tsdl suiitrti s.
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The Shreveport Progress has been
for months past waging war agains'
Senator Blanchard.
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j blanchard Jr of Napoleon
..;tsa our town this week.
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y Raonl Lagarde who had been
payed for some time in the store
" jos Dalferes at Belle Rose, has
Elnned home.
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am to please, when consistent
nth and duty.
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III. n the SENTINEL and Sc
/. 6st class family paper. Price
n sdyance.
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I'm Robert B~ensberg of New Or
Hi, il here on a visit to her parents
md Mrs Clay KnoblOch.
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1T Barker of New Orleans
n our streets yesterday.
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4 As Hubert Richard after a long
m Of sickness is now better and
w to 90 about.
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N, lbd.m Leblanc of Lockport was
m our streets last Thursday
tDg bis friends.
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\. T. Leblanc of the 9th ward
n TbiIodaux during the week.
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EGp TOUR MONEY

bg TOUR MONEY
h 4 good hank. Time deposits
taH interest and the smallest am
omit will open an accOun. Bank
dThibedaux.
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EtssFs Senddy and Henry Frost of
fsblt, seie called to the bedside
heir brother John who is seriously
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stsnheu r Garrett has returned
L, ! visit TO her daughter in
ahlriies.
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e. oschwald of New Orleans
relatives here.
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We publish below the returns of the
charity ball given last week furnished
us by Mr.. J. Wrlter Raglan, one of the
promoters.
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ms c. O. Rousseau aud son OF
h Crossing were il town on last
Raaday.
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-.c;stcrn SIS. 1900 Gallons. so
slcns 90 Perdido ST. New Orleans
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!, .,hlic will please take notice
M chas. Riyiere is now the Thi-
IN ssert of the Standard Oil CO.,
IN Irleans. Send all orders for
y him