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New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

features. No performance of she Stoops 10
Conquer" such as Mr.. DAILY is likely TO give
has been seen in New-York In long time
Henry "" has had only few performances,
and "Adrienne Lecouvreur' has for the last few
years been merely revived for a night now and
then Thus without reference to the new plays
which are promised Mr. DAILY will give TO the
frcquentcrs of his theatre much that will surely
interest and delight them.
patriotic play called The Red. White and
Blue" will hold the stage OF the Grand opera
House this week. Thrilling scenes suggested by
the Spanish war are promised. There is trace
able connection between the company playing 1t
and the Castle Square Opera Company, and some
of the members of the cast are persons VINO
have appeared from time to time in the operas
at the American Theatre.
There seems 10 be a sudden revival Of interest
in THE Three Musketecrs." Two new stage
versions Of it have recently been seen in London.
one Of which is now running at Her Majesty's
Theatre and T.. II. Sothern has a version in
preparation which he calls THE KiDg's Muske-
teer" The title used at Her Majestys is The
Muskctecrs" A reproduction Of n scene from
this play is here shown Mr.. SOthcrn promises
to present his play in NeW-YOrk late in the pres
ent season.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

and an actor to leave Manhattan when the the
stre Is oyerhowing and shows signs that IL
might be so for months to come, but 1t Is In
syitable. Mr. Mansheld's necessity Is MISS Vioia
Aliens opportunity. She returns to Manhattan
from Brooklyn this week, and takes possession
AZ the stage which Mr.. Mansfield leaves resufn-
t,e at the Garden the run Of THE Chrisuah'
which was interrupted week ago at the knicK-
.~hocker There are now no future engage
u,ents. either Of the company or of the theatre,
I, the way of 1.-The Christian" and the run Will
Ae for as long a time as the pubic SHOWS al
interest in the play and the company.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
-Bla ok and White.

At tho American Theatre this week the Caste
Square opera Company promises La Boheme,
which Will be sung for the first time In this city
In English. 1t has had several presentations
here In Italian which did not receive marked
public support but the Castle Square company
Is not used to such experiences as that, and VIII
nrobably not meet with such a one In this case.
The many persons who have watched Jeher-
son De Angels with friendly interest ever since
the glorious days Of the McCaull Opera COM
pany must be gratifed at the success which ne
Il meeting at the Broadway Theatre, especiauy
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
THE VISIBLE PLAYS.
MOST OF THEM THE SAME AS LAST
WEEK.

MISS ARTHUR AS ROsAILND-"CYRANo MOVES
AND THE CHRISTIAN" RETURNS
There is something of a pause in the rush of
theatrical activity this week Not that there
will be any fewer plays than usual but there
VIII be few new ones of note. The present pros
perity of the NewYork theatres is more general
than il has been before in several years and all
the managers are rubbing their hands together
and concratul.ting themselves and one another
OF tbs uncommon number of successes that the
still young season has produced A year in
which managers are no. sending up one unani-
nous complaint is in itself a sufficient novelty
TO be remarked 1t would be easy to count on
the fingers at the present moment nine the
atricai attractions in New-York which are
toyinc large dcrrees Of prosperity, and that
could scarcely have been done at any time in
the las; Gvc seasons. Nor does this account in
c!ude any play e which the success IS in the
least doubtful With such a record as this it is
good time t. let well enough alone for little
and let the pl4yhills stay they And that
is what Will be done this week in nearly all the
theatres except Hose which adhere to the rule
Of changing every Monday night.
Miss Julia Arihur's managers having at first
dccidoG TO play "lngomar' at Wallaok's The
atre for Only week they seem inclined to ad-
here to then first purpose and produce "As
You Like It, at once. The of this play will,
OF course, not be determined TIL it is seen how
kindly ;he public takes to it, but it is likely
to be for about two weeks 1t will be followed
at any rate, by a double bill consisting of
"Mercedes." the play which Thomas Bailey
Aldlich wrote for Miss Arthur some years ago,
and "Pygmalion and Galatea.'
A change OF bill is made at the Garden The
atre this week, but new play will be seen.
sCyrano de Berge rac' is withdrawn while at
the very height of of the most remarkable
runs ever made at this theatre, and Mr. Mans
Geld and his company will play this week In
Harlem and then they leave Manhattan FOR
long period II is heartrendng to manager
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

, In contrast with the melancholy failure which
he made a season two ago on the same stage.
At that time ne had an operetta with the almost
hopeless handicap of the hideous Turkish cos
tunes and II is no wonder that ii failed. No"
all that has been changed and it is not only
pleasant to see Mr.. De Angels enjoying a sue
cess but equally SO TO observe tho popularity of
SO pretty and melodous work as THE Jolly
Musketeer."
This pleasant record is continued with Tire
lawny Of the Wells" which was produced at
the Lyccum Theatre last week. and is already
establishing itself as one Of the marked successe'
of the season. I'm season when that expression
means something Mr.. Pnero has added an
other to his charming examples Of theatrical
writing and Mr. Frohman has added another TO
his list Of sumptuous and effective theatrical
productions.
The list OF Mr. Days brilliant Shakespcarian
productions a1d Of Miss Ada Echans Shakes
pearian impersonations is extended by the revi-
val of THE Merchant OF Venice now current at
Daly's Theatre. 1t has all the characteristics
that have made the series famous, and 1t is an
appropriate beginning Of n season which
promises a large number of singularly attractive
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-22

| prosperity UlIiciI .iifitIer> It's beueti-
rence all over the land. like q ~refresli
ing dew. apItoltioning lis blessings
with MI impartial hand among all
classes Of working people. II il GER
tainlv not suel, prosperity as will
warrant the repeated publication oil
prosperity supplements"
But the sngat section should not
gramble il represents one Of the
patches Of prosperity 90 the map Of
If the United States. Tine planters
have done well and have enjoyed their
their share If tho mucii-talked Article.
The mechanics and laborers have rad
a slice of the pie, aud the merchants
are picking up the ctnms. X lopk-
brighter and homes Of returning good
times for this section ut least ran high.
II We take 4 selfish view oft. oe
should be satisfied, at least when the
prosperity viii b more generally dit
fused throughout the community.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-22

Tile advocates Of annexation Of Ha-
Waii are not 50 sauguine Of success
now 'kat Senators lhurston. Gear
aud others have joined the rank II
the opposition. Senator Thurston
~ been an ardent advocate of the
annexation scheme. having published
mo distributed 4 pamphlet il advo
t.aft # the cause. aud his change If
front was quite i surprise 10 the
friends Of anpexation. lis explana
ten = that he Soy sees til ~ auntxa
ton VII prove injnfious t. the leet
sugar interest Of tie country.
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lIOT MESSAGE To l,HE Z

HoT MESSAGE TO The PRESIDENT
Alter Movers. Of Ohio, il credit+,
with having cent rie following mes.
sag" - the President:
Your telegram 10 Hanna and his
kilograms 70 son are twin insults Il
every hanest man III the TnitrC
states and an outrage on deeencs
Nero hddled while ROME burned
You prayed while Dick and Hanna
honght a seat in The United State.
senate, a fact that will be thoroughly
proven. People who have pitied you
as = dnfe, will now d~enounce You Al
= It'll, hut not 4 silent, partner OF this
I'm of eonsplratnrs against the great
mass Ct the people. The hour of
Judgment j. at liand.-Ailen @.
Myers.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-22

We publish in this issue the re
turns Of the election held on the It'll
inst. They show that Judge l.. I
taiiionet and the Hon. I. 4. Ba
deaux received each 335 votes
that there were 3U8 votes cast il
favor OF the constitutional convention
aud 20 against it that the Demo
cratic delegates at large have all re-
ceived votes ranging from $50 10
335, and the Populist and Rspub!i-
can delegates received 4 yar7ino
number Of votes ranging from / to
=, showing that there was SEINE
guessWork on the part Of some 70
tets u fixing their ballots, as II. G.
Blessing, Of Rapides, i total stranger
here, was the opposition candidate
who received =, the highest vote on
his side.
Another fact which has been
brought to our notice IS that at the
last box in the parish. three voters yo-
ted everything in sight for every
delegate at large on the ticket. for
the two parish delegates, and both for
and against the convention.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-22

4 GHOHIAG

The burden Of supporting ranper,
and ~indisents il Imposed upon IN,
police jury Of each parish. The 10.
lice jury Of this parish has III the pas
faithfully discharged this duty. al
although the burden has been grow
ing for many years back.
At its Ia t session the police inry
WAS confronted with a long roll OF All.
rlicahts for succor at the public Is
fense. The jury has foand forty SIX
If these deserving OF parish aid, aud
placed their III on the pension roll
ot tile parish.
Ten Of these pensioners are rated AZ
50 per month, equal 70 $50 per month
and lhirty-slx ut s. per month. equal
t. a72 per month equal to a total Of
SOP per month, or 1921 for the
,yearto BE- paid for the support of IN
digents.
This is d pretty heavy hulden on
the taxpayers, AID, rs the burden has
been Increasing from year to year the
subject affords serious food for
thought. We are not finding fault
with Tie police jury /; for we believe
the jury IS simply doing It's duty Iii
extending relief, the m it finds
applicants woltby of il. We are SIM
nly directing public attention Il a Sc
fious problem the proper care and
attention Of our %indigents, at the least
cost to the tax payers.
We remember the day when there we're
scarcely III pensioners in ehis parish.
Whether il was because We had then
rn indigents, er because those We had
Ntfe toa proud e ask public CHARITY.
we know not but certain it ii flat
now t'lere Is i marked increase in the
number Of those who depend on tile
parish. If the increase continues III
tie near future i'll the same proportion
as IN the recent past, tile parish will
snan le unable to take care If its
pensioners ana pay its other leeiti-
mile running expenses without going
bankrupt.
Whai i to be the proper remedy
Tor this growing burden is Il matter
for serious consideration which will
tag the wisdem aud >agacity Of our
parish legislators.
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NO MORE PROSPERITY SUP.
pLEHLATS.

The News, a Republican journal.
published at Petersburg, Indiana,
is sick OF the 'sprosrefity'' which ex-
lists only IN the colanms Of enthusiastic
republican organs. and thus speaks
out in open meeting.
"DurIng each month Of the wear We
furnished oui readers with Republic
can prosperity supV.ements-go more
such supplements will be sent oct
with our paper. Tie supplements
are a fraud. d deiusion and a lie. We
are ashamed Of them. sick and sore AT
the idea OF sending out such ~.piosrer-
lty supplements when az tie same
time We ale unable 10 collect enough,
money to payfour bills after having
made then.r
That's plain talk for you and, if tho
whole truth were known, the Peters
burg News is not alone in its utter
disgust with the sliam prosperity
which the Republicans organs have
been gushing owe since Mckinleys
AAUu6
The SENTINEL called attention some
months ago to the facr that manyR enuh
calm sheets bore internal evidence ti,a,
most, II not all, Of their currency pab-
ulum and prosperity hodge-podce
were the product of some literary In
reau, and We're simply published for
the good of the party, even though,
they might not tally entirely witt, the
honest opinion Of the papers publish
ing them.
But many Of these sheets mar. like
the News, IN time tire Of deceiyinr
themselves, while trying to paint
things IN the colofs of the fainhou
for their party, and, after the heart
ha grown weary 10 hoping, throw np
the sponge il sheer q ssHst and cease
shouting prosperity wien prosperity !.
viii hot come.
IT, DO sate ne !save patches If
Presently lau a. sseI tbs
cca4as. I i
rToss.si.fs stici
Md had been led TO expect ; not that
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-22
THE LUCKY ONES.

We take pleasure in furnishing
from reliable Information, the follow
Ing list of lucky teachers, graded ac.
coiding 20 examination recently pass.
ed
First Grade-Judge A. f. Knoblocf
Misses Mary L~aforest, Clara LeyroD
Estelie Capderlesle, j. l.. Rusca. Mis-.
Saliie Beatty, Sylvestre Gros. j. A
Blouin. Miss Fanny knobloch, Miss
Mary Kennedy, SyIvestre Acl,ees Miss
Edna Leblanc. Colored G. G. Bry.
ant, Alfred LawIess.
Second Grade-Mrs. G. Stewart,
Miss Cecile Leblanc, Miss A. Saba.
tier, Marce,lin Bourgeois, w. @. Lo.
Ialne, - Abribat. Colored
Cornelia Bryant, Ella Sutton, P. RI
Reed.
Third Grade-Misses Zoemie Abri.
bat. Nellie Tuite, Cecile Guedry. in
liza Head, Mrs. HI. Bourgeois. Miss
Agnes l'uite, Q. A. Freeman, Alex NJ.
Folse, Miss Molly Tuite, A. r. CouIop.
Miss Mary Use, Z. E. Gaude, Miss g.
Lyall, Miss L. L. Lambert, Miss Ma
niie Ciauyin, G. A. Davis, T.. A.
Scott, Mrs. NJ. Maddox, Miss Len
Chauvin, Mrs. A. F. Able, Miss Sarah
Williams, Miss Z. Engerran. Color.
ed W. II. Young. Enoch Dunn. j. 4.
Ward, Matt Dlckerson, r. ID. C~nnlne-
ham. W. 4 Reed, VIM. Watkins. 4.
II. Matthews.
Unassigned, Miss HI. Bourgeois
Colorfd Rebafl la, Wilson. Rnth
Cock. Harriet L.aWless. Richard niet
erson, I>iaA Moreau.
Tie inekE teachers will No dante
be ae.teItsa VIII their success anu in
~ its,ai ~ tsletr triumph will soon
forget the Hafl LABOR spent III nran,
IL all 80 it.
Notice LA, been given t,y Snne,4t
~ MI &t4as The NJ.
Z cer.,fica
ats ! 80 ti,af SCH els
oisa VI lie liss Monday IN February.
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It is estimated that over 100, 600
operatives have been thrown ont of
employment as Il result OF disagree
ment between the mill d and
employees III the cotton factories of
New England. The attempted reduc-
ton Of wages is what brought on the
strike and the lock out.
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I. J. CHENEY & CO., Props..

- Soss tuiS..
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have kpown
\. u Cheney for the last Is years.
AMI believe him perfectly honorable
IL III business transactions. and fin
ancially able to carry ont any ohlina-
tloti made hy their firm.
WEST & TRUAx. Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo, O.
WALDING, kINNAN s. MARVIN.
wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure il taken inter-
naily, acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold bv all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls family Pills are the best.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-22

The House having let off its surplus
steam III discussing tile civil service
question a whole week is now jogging
along with routine work on the ap-
preparations.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-22

This frank avoNal from tile Toledo
TO- Bee, q Republican Journal, is
significant.
1.-THE Republican patty is pickering
its last flicker. It has ontlived its
usefulness. : Every question that
made it great in Lincoln's time Is
settled. 1t j. travelling on its shape
and inst now there isn'tmuch left OF
its siape.n
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-22

It has remained tor the admins
tration Of President Mckinley To I'm
ploy the nation's secret sci vice de.
tectives. under the 1uise Of revenue
agents ana pbstoftice Inspectors, as
spies ii tile interest af Mark Hanna
70 look after tile movements of
other Republican leaders. This is
not exactly the Ohio idea, and there
are i good many Republicans ii Ohio
hesiGas MI fotakef. IT'D immediate
s%letliiit VINO ao POI ike II. Haaaaa
mortgage ail''h hcAfbleg n bearing
ND INTEREST eaa francisco
Examiner, Dem.
Yes Gat Mckinley ii narine ii
liAe 4 f.#4H
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-22

Sc Landry has had recently two
incandiary fires. The first was Of Il
dwelling house and the attempt was
undoubtedly 70 cremate all the
inmates. No punishment is too Sc
we're for the tiends who perpetrated
the deed.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-22

The nomination of the Hon. Joseph
MekenHa t. be associate justice Of
the Supreme Court came up for con
firmatIon. last week, and Oh obiee-
ton of Senator Allen considerations
of it was deferred until yesterday.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-22

New Orleans is to BE- doomed up.
W. trust tint boomers viii meet viii.
ieeiied s.ccess.
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H0Ws This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrn that
eannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
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THE STATE OF LOsIsANA.
Eighteenth Judicial District Court
Parisl. of Lafoutche.
Succession Of Felir PontiT No. 1927.
Pr0bates.

WHEREAS MRS. ODILLE sIHEyNy.
W der widow of the late Felix Pnniiti has
made application to be nanled aud antointed
Administrative Of the aforesaid estate.
Now. therefore all per4ans are la,4h,-
! a.heo ana hoaiiee ~ itte tlta1f oppesItiens
~ = ~ appheatlah ~ writing, with the
- 7 nr,. = sdla '3onft, ~ PIN office ID the town
o. Ihlbodaux, ten DAYS after ehe trsi nntifaa
hereof otherwise the said applicant viii e.
named and appointed as susll adnlini,tlatrfx
~ required by iaN and iii aeeof4Iatce VIII
law. ~
49, Witness my hand and the I'M.
LH Fress 81 the seal III NV otf;ra Vii.
go tAe 18th day Of January 1908
r. F-iLEGENDRF
by. Clerk OF said Conr,
Atfys.
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Subscribers Mliofa!l to receive their nape
on time should notify Us without delay.
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All COMMUNICATIONS sloula BIT adj
dressed to The THIBoDAuA SENTINEL
Thibodaux. La.
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49,
10 ADVERTISERS.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-03-18
BUSINESS NOTES.

The Morris County SAVINGS Bank makes the
usual announcement in another column that
deposits made at the bank on or before April
I'd will draw interest from April LIST.
Dalrymple- Hastings & Co. announce an i'm.
portant reduction in theprice of coal. Scran-
ton coal at 81 IS. Lehigh at $5.25: subject to a
discount of 10 cents per ton for cash in ten
days.
Attention is directed to the advertisement OF
the First National Bank which appears else
where in the CHRONICLE. The storage facili-
ties of the bank are ample. the building is alb
solutely fire proof and the fact that storage
can be arranged for as short period as a
month, will doubtless be appreciated by many
of the residents of this city and vicinity.
Fl. e. Stirn who has refurnished and re-
stocked the hardware establishments on Park
Place lately purchased by him of f. s. Free
man. advertises In smother column some of
the specialties offered at his store. Besides a
full line of hardware Of every description.
there viii be found some excellent bargains in
bicycles. baby carriages. sporting and other
RoOds.{