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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-03

From and after this date, "
ing and fishing on the Cottage Z
ton is positively prohibited . ulae
atty of trespassiDg. Any ono ~ '!
this place without permission Y
considered trespassing, and plo'
to the full extent OF the law
RIoHARD Bun
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-03
Steamer Founders.

LoNDOy. The British steamer Fitz
James foundered off Beachy Head
Friday. Ten of ~ crew were
drowned,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-03

From and after this date c y
ing Of any kind on the Mi a,sljI|
plantation is positively M
under penalty of trespassinls ,,..'''|
saSnd, cr t aha;sss;nd lsGs ttfresspaSiibs
s.oseantsd To- the. full sslel' s. Il
law MISS .. MAJ.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-03
Warming.

The public is warned agsiaa i
fire wood, posts or timber from i
on RosedowD, Texas and Hail
plantations. JAS. P. Bow.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-03
The Bed

The Bed
lfHs MEMORY %
.IAs battle, the th'
IGIiss for the dear
". Ia' the hand th
'gsre rife, o.,
III 0 message H'
N to life!
.th,battlsl There
\ dawns on the
4 aaksning eyss;
h land OF an aha
he strife. .,
apdsrly tou'hes 9
,lhs battlel Ana
IsIs leads the lo1
Peace; ,-,.,
psts we're rife, i
IN a message II
DO " life!
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-03
GOLF FOR

II. The Best ALI
Hss Done Much
\ woman who u
|b,sutiful, which
! play GOLF. n
kins for a great
|aa soy truthfd
~ taking 1t, on
b doses.
|lottor who has
IN rhsra he &c
he Of womanh |
|lsA hsalthful
|.sd . eulogy up |
Ind not only fl
Hole American
hing a questiol
develop
mt classes, the
ksself-support
here has been
b during the Ia
llrage, ''and ap
kVenent durinI
] and I think al
hach to do witt
u the physical
b we must ret
n be divided i
j ore two classd
4 leisure. .r,.On
ID woman, and |
u SO much as
4 has not inc
siete physician
SUM work.
II the self.su
i latter two Of
q woman is
Hon, and she
and is better
Ind do it well
8slast three ye |
u advance in
%loi women al
deal to do viii
8'sst game fol
Nor introduced
.a great deal
sfs. Force and
IA good co.ordi
That means I
'B parts Of the
4aaeously and
Unless the bod
&ndition.
"a club is q
II, ssiHy you
I3iness Of The
", playing me
|dlM BY Eslsxat
III the symaI
dedoor sposs;
lIE encihbls; a
s|E,yoa miss 70
Irng In this %
Ijk Golf is th |
III, people tia
II into the Cd
aE ae-praoti
yEaasa have p
lalproved mos
! Qon't thll
'gl ahead Of ID
lE developu
EN-, see a d
York
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-03
'Irespass Notid

Hunting Of any kind on e,..,II
plantation is likewise ssiniag, i !. IVY
ly prohibited under penalty q !; rs ~
Any permission heretofore :, Nv, W
now revoked. No exception s's'
eHAa. h Ri
From and after this date ii /.
OF any kind on Ambrosia and M
e e plantation is positively \
tied under penalty Of trs..s Y
Any one found on these blaa.,, !
permission viii be conidersdt's.'
ing, and prosecuted to the fan + .
of the law. 8. n D.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-03

From and after this date, alb
OF any kind on my places, soIll
Swamp Tract is positively p,d
under penalty of trespass. Al
found on these places without j
sion will be considered trespasi
prosecuted to the full extent
law. W. B. 81
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-03

All hunting or fishing on The
Villa, T.ayson and Maxwell phlll
is positively prohibited under p
of trespass. Any one found al1
places without permission will as
sidered trespassing and prossrul
the full extent of the law.
Mrs VIRGINtA q. HOgs
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-03

From and after this date, all
ing of any kind on my place, Phi
formerly owned by J. s. Grid
positively prohibited under pend
trespess. Any one found on til
without permission will be cona
trespassing and prosecuted 10 u
extent of the law.
W. W. LElKEl
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-12-03

~ One Of the
I Harriet Ed
h whose word
4 hospital q
FsssssRogfJ
u physicianI
Il. before Il
easlred, and
hom o dis |
/, Hawley is
n Hlawleey,
1, bit for sono|
lived in WASH
fss soldiers h
Etc., oil
HI She began
aiass. She
a'ssiag place
aaldisrs..
ling her ow
8siin carryin|
70 view 70
aa. Miss Ha]
Ea' Comfort
*f' and sailo|
Ifasit in vi
EIa the sunni
H|sH,auley M
B|ads, who
asntion ho|
HIeG!h the I
sfia and 81
Iead was Sd
when sd
GF.Aes in TIL
,oldiers|
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19

Mr.. Franklln Rhodes. OF Nelson eouaty.
died Friday. age ninety-four years.
Mr. Robert Kenny wilson. OF Augusfa
coasty, Confederate veteran. died lss
week. RE lost bis right arm at tks battle OF
ChAnesilorsviils not long before StonewsE
Jackson was wounded.
Lewis c. Koontz. aged about ssvsnty-sis
year.. promlnent citizen Of Page county
died AZ his home near 2sxksgisis. ne wac
the father-ia-lAw ot Hon. Charles n Graves
lately member ot the Virginia Legislsr
tlre.
Mr. W. r. Harvey. sor fiftesn or twenty
wears past Ia the general merchandise bnsi.
ness. near Vandoia, in Pistsylvsnia county.
died as the result Of blood poisoning follow
Ing an sbeess a. the base Of the jaw and n
the throat.
A serious wreck oecsrred ca the Norfolk
and Western road. near Radfora. push
or" and through freight eollided. resulting
In a total wreck OF the engines. the breaking
Of Engineer Holidays leg and the killisg oi
ont-Breakmaa Rybara- heavy fog
kept tho engineers from seeing any diss<nee
| In front.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19

Il was reported IN Paris that Drsyfus Is
dead. the basis being mysterious telegram
irom bis old home ia Alsacc.
Major Marchand started from Cairo for
Fash0da 60 withdraw his force from Egyp-
tian territory - a French harbor on the
Gulf OF Alden.
VI. Patenoire. who was formerly French
Ambassador at Weshinst0n, has been trans
ferred from Madrid 10 ConstanunOpls.
The Earl OF Minto, the new Governor
General Of Canada, arrived az Quebec, was
swora Ia and took charge, Lord Aberdeen
leaving for Europe at once.
dispatch from Manila says that the
Finrinos have captured suburbs OF Iloilo
and we're preparing 10 attack the town WHOM
General Rios, spanish commander, obtained
an nrrlssiee in order TO obtain permission
from Madrid 20 surrender TO Americans.
Luigi Luccheni, he Italian anarchist who
killed the Empress OF Austria, was sentenced
70 Geneva TO life imprisonment, the maxi
mum sentence under Swiss law.
Lotsse Collins, the singer Of ''Ta-ra-ss-
boon.-de-ay," attempted suicide a. her Ian
don home by opening her veins.
A coroners jury has charged with magj
sssu yhter two women OF Christian Scisssi
principles because OF the death Of Hsro$
Frederic, the novelist
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19

Mr.. Patrick Robinson. one Of The oes
known farmers Ia Sussex connty, comnaittec
suicide at bis hom- near HildA Ihs d@es
was committed with = douele-barrried shot
sun. tae nu.z'e 20 which the suicide place,
under hi, throat and thea pulled the triEge
With enc % his tocs. The death "a his scr
which occurred about a year ago. and whic'
has prpyed upon his mind. i believed =
have ctpsed htn 90 5ill himself
kobrrt Irainhan. yoUoE man who =
tempted 90 shoot and kiu his wife IN ~
way coGuty on the f7th cf Septrmoerf
has Been convicted and sentenced tof
years in the penitentiary.
The urst twenty miles south from II
burg ot the Richmond. fetersnurg and
ouna Railroad. tnat is % say. from ~
burg o. Duftrrwcrth's stcrr. ln Dir~
county. havs been ccmpietcd and the
paoy wAl eommeuee to-cperate IT, tfas--'
Capt. Tnenas ll. parsn. siiy enelneer,
feteTsDorg, Nho has taksa trip eter a
road. says IA - la nne coadsslrA.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19
THE OLD DOMINION.
A NEW RAIL ROAD
surveyors Lse.tlng = Route hetween ~se
chester and ssfsrnsrk-Hr. fstftsk Ho''e
sse. of sussex County. shoots Hfsn-s"~
Large Receipts % FIne rreus-fm~enss
Potato Crop

Chief Engineer c. n Bolton, - AZ tns
head % = large surveying corps. wntcn = a.
present engaged In the work q SURVEYING
Tor a new railroad from Bsmark. = town on
the Wsst Nirsinia centrNl Railroad, 20 "is-
chester The new rocts viii pass through
The towns of Mooroneld. Romusy, fesers-
bars. Capon Bridge. Hish View, Corr.
thence % Winchester, and viii likely pef-
aii-i tie Balumors and Ohlo 20 Sfrasburg.
where ccnnection vii te made With me
southerA system. This stll furnish disect
outlet 10 tids~ater. and Eiil dsveiop n oss
fertile regioa. which L. AZ present net traN-
ers~d by any railway systsm. The country
surrounding Bismark Il the scene of gisan-
tc coal operations. and the EniHe-ownsrF. u
IL said. are backing The new road, when
will secure easier access 20 TIA markets
Part Of the route viii b. through the famed
South Branch valley Of West Virginia. wAich
u most fertile section
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19

There can be little doubt that the
rank and file of the Spanish people will
become good friends OF the United
States as soon as they understand her.!
This they have been prevented from
doing. largely by the action OF their
leaders and rulers. who represented ouT
nation as cruel and bloody one. that
spared few prisoners and showed no
mercy. Doubtless there were thou
sands OF Spanish prisoners who con-
sidered themselves-upon finding that
they were allowed 20 live-as the most
amazing monuments of the saints
grace now in captivity They have
fast been finding out 20 the contrary"
Only a few days since the followin.
letter was written by a private of the
Spanish infantry at Santiago. and it
is believed that he speaks for thou
sands:
ITO Major General Shaftcr. Com
manding the American Army in Gu
ba. Sir-The Spanish soldiers who
capitulafed in this place on July iG last
recognizing your high and Just posi-
rion. pray that through YOU AN tho
courageous and noble soldiers under
YOUR command may receive our good
wishes and farewell. which we send
thom on embarking for our beloved
Spain. For this favor which We have
no doubt YOU will grant. Won will gain
the everlasting gratitude and consid-
Grafton Of clcvcn thousand Spanish
soldiers. who arc vour most humble
servants"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19

Now saAs ihs tall nshsna seAscn = pretty
rell on. Norfoik harbor y hiie4 sifh snsis
hoat- iQadet down g The .fanwales Win fos
,pecimeas "a tbs 1nny sfibe. Tront arr
most abundant and some % The hsh arr a.
nice auy ever sscn Ia NoFfoik. many
mrasaging from two % two aud ooc-haif
feel GA length- Great quantities of hsh ars
being handled from Virginia Beach. whers
there are numbers of immense pounds. TRe
nsh are packed Ia refrigerator ears aud
shipped through g. Northern aai Western
markets. where they command hne prices-
Besides the trout larss quantities % bluelsh
are coming 10.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19

This years crop of sweet ard Irish potn-
toes. the staple mousy-prodaeer, was tas
largest ever Snown in OnAncock. Figures
furpished by the railroad ard trAnsportatioe
lines show the shipment OF at least one NH
lion and half barrels Tor the two countiei
oi Aecomas aud Northampton, tbs nrst-
named county produesng two-shirds ca
more of The erop. Up 10 the middle OF sep
temter the prizes for these erops wsSs faSsly
satisfactory. bat since that tins there ~
been steady decline, uStiI "a present 8
Will hardly pay the farmer 20 dig and hau
sweet IOtaioes 90 the depot.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19

Insane Girl Jum ped oat Of window aud
Was Ktlied.


Detroit. Mich, Especial. } Ida Arola.
twenty-tores years OF age, Threw herself
through the window OF tue HOushtoa sx-
press, on the Michigan Central Railroad.
whom the train was short dlsgaaee from
olumbiavillc. she was an Insane woman.
who was being dsported 10 finland, IN ae-
cordance with the immigration law, sho
having resided here lees than year. In
migration Inspector Williams aad the
unatron Of the saat ste. Marie custom house
had the girl "a ebaEse. Williams stated
that she had made no outbreak. 81 any time.
during the Journey from Marquette. where
she has been detained IN jan. TIE nrst heE
custOdlans kneS Of the sad affair was when
they heard the breaking glass
Plumbers struck az Chicago and Roehes-
ter-st the latter place for the discharge Of
a nOu-union man.
Mayor MeKtssoa, Of Cisvelknd, Ohio. de-
elares that the street railway companies
can make money by carrying passeng GERS
for cents.
Nancheste,f (EnglaDd) boiler makers ana
irca shipb ellders have had their wage. In
creQsx&3 cents per week, aud 12 ceafs Will
be - OF Janusry 1.
a - reported oy the New York Giiaers'
X.son that al OF the ualon giidsrs are busy.
.Fpd that cenpetent men are In demand.
Too union Is IN fcnrishins condition in
spfte ot the fact that the Amalsamafed So
o>e4y OF Painters and Decorators bss made
estrong fsAt to force the gildsrs 70 Join
their seeissy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19

Tho japanese steamer Bio Jun Asyu
Ekssraad, master. frora Yckohams oefooez
10 arrived at Seattle. WASH. = few days
ago. wfsh 80 bales OK silk. 500 boxes ef
tea. 1900 tons OF msttinE aud curics con-
sicned TO Eastern merchants
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19

The Legislature Of yermoak adopted .
joint resolution honorinS csptata c. T.
Clark. formerly OF the Tairei states saip
Oregon, q native OF Vermont. (cr tho pro-
fessional skil and horofc spirit e1os6}<ed
IN bringing his ship {hro2gA tbo .nop<|o cf
the sea sad : ;1rk1as ios to safe<y-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19

Having invaded tho markets OF the
world with most other articles. Amer
ican manufactures are now making
arrangements 90 sell thousands of cof-
fms g. the Australians. i'm competition
With tle HIrmIm.hnm makers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19

The residences Of Daniel Harmon. In JEFF
fcrs0n Para. a suburb % Charlottesviile.
was entirely destroyed by are. The furni-
ture and HaTmon's valuable library were al
saved. The loss is about s500e; fully Ia
sured. TIE nre originated In the nursery.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19
Eighth Cavalry to Garrison
Puerto Principe.
CARPENTER IN CHARGE
some spanish Troops Have Not Been faic
For n Year. Apd To AL several Months
WsEes Are Due-IR Washington IL
IL Said That This should Cause Nc
Anxiety.

SAvANSAu. Ga.. (SpeciaiN. The transport
Manitoba sailed for Nuevitas aud Puerto
Principe carrying General Carpenter and bis
staG. ard SIX troops Of the Eigbth Regular
Cavalry. about 7oo men. together With
horses and large amount of storea and
supplies.
T6e dispatch With which the Manitoba
Was handled exceis anything In this limo
since the beginning % the war with SPAIN
The Manitoba arrived from New York az
O'Clock Saturday morning. and 90 less than
IS hour- after her arrival shc was on her
way % sea again with the troops aud stores
aboard. the work OF loading having been
accomplished within about l5 hours. Vice
President Egan of The General Railway %
Georgia. aud Captain Baker. chief quarter
master ~ thc Seventh Army Corps. remain
"a upon the va aari the greater part % the
nigh.
The SIX troops % cavalry came hero early
saturday morning. aud were on their way
60 sea. WIKI sappAc- to inst Tor several
months. within "a hours after their az
rival
Tae Manitoba went down the river draw
ing II feet DO inches. passing ebb side with
out dimcuiiy.
wAsaI~arov. (Special al.-The Eighth Cav
/ ulry Regiment wiii 90 the American garri-
son az Puerto Principe and Nuevitas-
Arrangements have been made by the
spanish authorities 60 send back 20 spain
the Spanish troops. numbering $500 meD.
! apon the arrival % the American garrison
70 was expected that these Sranish sol
ilcrs would sau Tuesday or Wednesday. bot
au unexpected obstacle has arisen among
the men themselves. They are on thc verge
% muuny. openly deci airing they will mol
rcturn % Spain until they have received
their pay. now TAR ia arrears. Tor service "a
Cuba.
The mutiuy extends not alone 90 the en-
listed men. bat 20 the oincers, aud l. d.fect
"a against the executive officials ~ the Ma
drid government on thc hiand- Scuc 9
The men have not been paid Tor nearly
year and 90 ali oi them several monihs' pa
is due.
Tho situation has created no parlicuis
concern Ia the minds Of the American Au
thoritles. as Il Is not iikelv 90 seriously al
fect the control % that portlor 1f the .sian'
by the American forces but DO IL REALIZES
that those q. 500 soitiers. n they should TeE
, slst in their refusal tc return 90 Spair
! u.ght become dependents whom n vcul
o. dlnlcult 20 caro- for. and ultimately. pei
7. hars. a menace 90 good government on %
E island.
, The spanish authorities express no fea
/ OF their ability 60 solve the problem PRE-
a sented. hus bow they will solve 10 u q
men. backed by their officers. absolutely r
/, fu.o q return home without their pay.
q not clear.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19
FOUND THE TERESA.
The Abandoned Crusier Has Beon Looted
By BRhnma Natives.

BY BShana Natives.
WASHINGTON, Especial. The ofncial re-
pors to the Navy Department % the dudlng
OF the Maria Teresa was contained Ia the
following cable gram. received from Com
mander Craven. OF the wrec6ing tuS fo-
toma., which has been ordered 90 Car
Islaad from Santiago:
NASSAU, NV. ~.
secretary Of ne Nary, Washiag,ons
Potomac arrived Marie Teresa near Bird
Point. Cat Island one mile OF shore Ia Two
fathoms OF water. Tide risiag aud falling
inside. Temporary deck broken up. Nov
able articles removed by natives. Vulcan
not seen. Natives at work since saturday.
The Potomac was ordered 80 once back q
Cat Island with Instructions 90 Commander
Craven 20 take POSSESSION OF the Teresa and
drive OF tho wrsckc-s who are iooting ths
ship. He replied by cable that rs would
arrive At the wreck sunday m0rning.
The fact that the Teresa. a vessel drawn z
In trim % feet Of water End waser-iogges
"a she was when abandoned, probably
drawing nearly 30 iset. should have beeI
driven ia ~ feet OF water. Is regarded b.
naval officers as evidence OF the grea
strength OF the storm.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19
4 NJ Mysterious Telegram From Hts Former
Home starts the Eunor I'm Paris.

Home starts the IuTnor In Paris.
Paris, Special. IL Is reported hero thar
Dreyics IS dead. The rGmor is understood
10 be- based upon mysterious telegram r.
ceiyed from Coimar. capital OF Upper A.
sac,-rear which place Drey:us once lived
signed by an unknown correspondent.
So far as can he aseertsined. there Is 70
official cor lrmatlon of the report.
The iather-in-law OF Dreyfus discredts II.
He saws he has received excellent accounts
from the colonial Office quite recently as 20
the prisoners health.
Careful inquiries made at Colmar show
that nothing Is known there as TO the death
Of Dreyius.
Despite these assurances. there are dark
ru-nors afiOat. Ia view OF the curious man
ncr ia which the letter from Dreyius declar-
Ing that he had abandoned all hoIe was
conveyed 20 Nine. Dreyius on Friday, many
persons in Paris believe he is dead.
A dispatch from Paris on Friday said that
Mme. Dreyfus bad applied that day at the
Office Of the minister OF the colonies for per-
mission 70 send her husband some warm
clothing for his return home. The request
was refused On the ground that the govern
ment would do whatever was necessary.
At the same time. according 10 tho die
patch. the authorities read her letter from
her husband 70 the effect that having for
/ eve months addressed appeals for revision
10 General de BoisdoGre, (reeentiy chief OF
stGn Of the French army without getting
any reply. and being weary and exhausted
by his useless appeals be would write no
moro to his family or 20 anybody. He de-
scribed himself as nI and dying. and be-
queathed TO the generosity OF my country
tho care OF Eahabiiitating my memory"
kspI.s~s - Nine Dreyfus then asked
pernission to telesfSF8e 90 -, 80
decision OF the Court of Cassatio1. :
reqnes. also was refused. Then, thr0l -
friend, she appealed TO President Fauxe -"
With no better result.
The dispatch said her COUNSEL would -.
the whole matter before the Court Of N''
saton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-11-19
Il pKEXFUs DEAD >

WILLIAM McALLIsrER.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-05-21

tangas, BuIacan, and the ,Pampanga there
were from ten to twenty lodges. There
was ait least one in each of the other
provinces. The clerical authorities, with
an instinct Of self-preservation, perceived
the danger of the Masonic brotherhoods
and implored Gen. Blanco, who was then
governor, to arrest the rising food Of the
secret society. Blanco refused to trouble
himself about Freemasonry till a dis
patch from Spain conveyed to him the
order to act with prOmptitude. AS re-
suit of this, 400 native and half breed
Freemasons were sent to prison. Blanco
was, nevertheless, accused by the clergy
OF being incapable, and Of treating the
insurgents with too much Indulgence. "A
merciless regime Of Punishment and cap
ital punishment seemed to be the favorite
clerical remedy for the rebellion.
Blanco was succeeded as commardant
in the Philippines by Polaviega, and he,
in turn. by Primo de Rivera. The first
was relieved-of his duties because he was
detested by the monks. the second was
stricken by fever and a liver complaint
contracted III Cuba. the third. who had
before been governor of the Philippines
and who is believed to have made for
tine Quit of gambling licenses, adopted
the policy Of the monastic orders.
Against the success Of this there was
ranged the bitter enmity Of the Masonic.
lodges toward the island clergy, as well
as the influence Of young men born in
the Philippines who are sent to Madrid
to receive q liberal education. These
screoles, with their quick Intelligence and
openness Of mind. bring back to the
islands much more revolutionary tenn
per than that which they took with them.
Not only has the mother country no ean-
ployment to spare for them In their ma
tive land, bit they freedom Of speech
which they enjoyed IN Madrid is absolute
I y~DF ~0to u AR~~~ "a ~
Of discomfort which has formed the brain
Of the separatist movement in the Phil
ipptnes andEwhich win probably hes found
ready to co-operate with the representa-