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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-25

~ OMONA, Dec. 4.-Amid a crunch:ng
OF wheels. a splintering OF wood
work. kissing of steam and gen.
eral smashing of iron. glass and
rails. the Riverside accommodation
on the Southern Pacific Railroad in
this city, ran off the track at $50 this
evening. Two people were killed out
right, three will no doubt die before to-
morrow morning and five more are seri-
ously injured. The train consisted of To-
comotive. baggage car and two passenger
cars. All hut the last passenger car Is
a complete wreck. The loss of property
is probably 500
The train left Los Angeles at $50 with
both passenger cars full of people who
had been attending a baseball game in
Los Angeles and others who were go'rg
10 spend Christmas with friends and rela-
tives. Many carried packages of Christ
mas gifts. The train went over Covtna
branch. passed Lordsburg on time and
started southeast toward Pomona. There
is a heavy grade between Pomona and
Lordsburg and where the Covina branch
meets the main track of the Southern Pa
cific route between Los Angeles and Yuma
there is a sharp curve. This is close TO
Rebecca street in Pomona. The train
sped swiftly down the grade toward Po-
mona. Just as the locomotive began TO
round the curve IL left the track and amid
the roar. crash of iron and wood rolled
twenty feet to the side OF the track. The
baggage car went smashing 10 the oppo-
site side and lies there with bot
tom up and the roof torn away. The first
passenger car was even more completely
wrecked and lies with the wheels tern
away. sides stove in, roof gone. and
scarcely one whole timber left IN the
wreck. II is wonderful that any one es-
capped from IT alive. The second passen-
ger car left the track, but no one in II was
seriously hurt.
The accident occurred just as the Pomo-
ma people were starting out TO attend
Sunday and Christmas eve services. The
noise OF the smashing and crashing was
heard long distance away and every one
knew what IL meant. In very short time
hundreds OF people gathered at the scene
OF the wreck and in the early darkness
the dead and injured were taken from the
mass OF broken iron and splintered tim
bers. Every doctor in Pomona was called
and people ran 10 get conveyances for the
dead and injured. James Coyle offered
The use OF his Pacific Hotel to any and all
In the wreck. and thither the bleeding
and manned passengers were specify
taken.
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LESSER INJURIES.

There were many pitiful scenes at the
scene Of the disaster. Women rushed
about frantically calling for husbands and
children who were supposed TO be among
the dead and injured. Some men and
women were pinned in cars by broken
seats and shattered floor timbers so that
they were fearful they would not be res
cued alive. A dozen women were taken
out Of the cars with bleeding faces and
clothes bedaubed with blood. From the
wreck of the kissing locomotive Engineer
David Johnson was taken out almost dead.
with gashes about his scalp and his chest
crushed. Fireman White OF Redlands was
found beneath the wreck OF the baggage
car with his face so badly torn as TO be
scarcely recognizable He is at the Po-
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MAN NnOTl lHt poltt DtitNt " NC
~ II. ]. Hannah, wanted In Green's
burg. Pa, for murder was arrest
u ed early yesterday morning in the
L II International Hotel. Washington
and Kearny streets. by Detectives
Reynolds and Gibson and Policeman
Ahern. He was locked UP in the tanks at
the City Prison. He made a desperate
struggle for his liberty. and when he was
overpowered he attempted TO bribe the
officers. The man claims to be plumber.
and processes to have no knowledge OF
the crime for which he has been arrested.
He will not admit that his name is Han
nan. and he positively declines to discuss
the affair.
Hannah is wanted for the murder Of his
partner, John Craig. a member OF prom
inent Johnstown family. The Pittsburg
police have wir to Chief Lees TO hold
the prisoner. and have notified him that
an officer from there will leave at once
for this city.
On Wednesday last Chief Lees received
a dispatch from Roger O'Mara. superin-
tendent OF police of Pittsburg, which
asked him TO arrest Hannah. and gave a
detailed description OF him. The dispatch
also stated that Hannans wife had left
for this city. and would arrive either on
Friday night or .aturday morning. No
details Of the murder were given.
The Chief detailed Reynolds and Gibson
on the case, and they got Policeman
Ahern to help them. The trains were
watched, ana a woman answering Mrs.
Hannan's description arrived Saturday
afternoon on the overland. The ofrcers
kept track OF her. and followed her 10
the international Hotel. She asked the
clerk II her husband, Mr.. Paul, was stop
ping there. and showed much disappoint-
ment when she learned that nothing was
known about him. She registered as
Mrs. Elizabeth Paul, Pittsburg."
A careful watch was kept by the off,
GERS Tor any one calling TO see her. and
shortly before l o'clock yesterday morn
ing nve men went TO the hotel entrance
and one walked in and went up to the
clerk. He looked over the register and
asking for a card wrote on n. Lizzie,
come down: | want TO see YOU" signing
II y. H Reynolds stepped up to him
and asked him what he had written. His
reply was more forcible than polite. and
Reynolds taking him aside pulled out his
handouts. Hanna: showed fight and
grabbing the bracelets locked them and
made a break for the stairs leading 10 the
ladies' apartments. Reynolds grabbed him
as he ran. and Hannah placing his knee
against Reynolds breast tried TO force
him backward. AS they struggled several
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dicated that a fight was occurring near
the town. II was probably another sortie.
our big naval guns fired a few rounds
Of lyddite shells into the Boer trenches
near Colenso.
General Schalkburger told Major
Wright. while out with a burial party
that the Beers would fight to the end, but
knew that England must ultimately win
Another Boer said that the war would
last for three years. The Beers had spent
great labor In their defensive works. Be
sides constructing rows OF trenches upon
the flats on both sides OF the river, they
had over the width of nearly 500 yards
placed a most complicated barbed wire
entanglement. and wires also were con-
ceeled under the water at the river fords
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Great Britain Said to Have Made
Concessions to the Sultan.
Obtains an Authorization to Send Regular
Egyptian Troops for Service in
South Africa.

DARtS, Dec. 25.-The Figaro this morDing pub
lsbes tbe following dispatch from CoDstoDti-
nope:
The Embossodor OF EDgIond Wos received
in private audience by the Sultan yesterday
The Embossodor came to obtain the outhoriza
ton of the SuItoD for tbe sendiDg Of Egyptian
regular troops to the TroDsVooI.
The outcome of tbis interview bos been an
AngIo-Turkish alliance. ond Important compen-
sotioDs were accorded by EDgIond."
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ELIXIR OF LIFE Said TO
HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED

dinary.
The discovery was made in the follow
ing manner: NJ. Bordet. one of the pro-
fessor's pupils, published the results OF a
curious experiment. which consisted of in
jecting the blood OF n rabbit into a guinea
pig. Later he injected the blood OF this
guinea pig into the rabbit. and the latter
died. Professor Metchnikoff sought the
causes of the phenomenon. and soon was
convinced that the blood of a guinea pig
injected into a rabbit or other vertebrate
animal elaborates the poison that weak
ems the red glObules Of the blood and
makes them the prey of phagocytes.
Starting from the fact that poison
elaborated in a guinea pig is fatal IN
small doses must be stimulating. On this
is based the action of all medicines. such
as strychnine and arsenic.
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voured others and the vital functions be-
gan to weaken. The organic poisons
thrown off readily in youth were believed
10 remain in the system in old age. or. at
least. be less energetically elected. These
poisoned the finer cells. while without ac-
tion on those OF conjunctive tissues. The
noble cells died, became the prey of
other of plebeian cells. thus bringing
atrophy to the organ where the metamor-
phosis occurred. Professor Metchnikoff
has proved conclusively that the noble
cells are not dead in organs atrophied by
senility.
Moreover, they may be multiplied. If
assisted in their struggle with plebeian
cells they continI TO live actively as in
youth. and, theoretically, the organism
will cease to grow old and life be pro-
longed. Professor Metchnikoff has found
means of affording this resistance, and
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SHARP FIRING HEARD
AROUND LADYSMITH

rsre-isi cable 70 the New York Herald. Copy
rlght 1850 by James Gordon Bennett Re
publication 90 this dispatch Is prohibited.
All rirhts reserved In the United States and
Grcn. Britain
LONDON. Dec. 3.-These advices from
its special correspondent are published in
the Daily Telegraph:
cHIEVELY CAMP. Monday. Dec. IS
Sharp firing was heard In the direction
of Ladysmith this morning. The sounds
Q: Boer Maxim and Nordenfeldt guns in
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wfuly close to the Eternal Captain b. Cogan of the whaling
boldly the forecas
by the
will
men, mar
there his head
ingo OF
the plains
in
scene witness
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Pasteur Institute. He says Professor
Metchnikoff is engaged in seeking ac-
curate doses Of a series of lymphs. each
Of which will rejuvenate a particular organ
Of the human body. The professor objects
10 premature publicity. and insisted that
the correspondent would say only that he
had hope, but the explanation discovery
may be taken TO show that the main prob
lem has been solved. The correspondent
says:
Professor Metchnikoff's experiments
show that the explanation OF senile
atrophy has hitherto been erroneous. The
theory was that certain blood cells de-
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-25

r EW YORK. Dec 24.-The Sun has
the following from London: The
Paris correspondent of the Morn
ing Post describes one of the great
est discoveries OF modern science.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-25

n MAN whom the police believe TO be
~ II. J. Hannah, wanted I'm Green's
~ burg. Pa, for murder. was arrest
ed early yesterday morning in the
L y IntnrnnfI InfnI Waahlnrfnn
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Continued on Second PAGE.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-09-30

How 10 advertise q Town.

Have It's newspapers speak well
Of it. See that every citizen has a
good word for it and speaks kindly
of lis fellow business n,en. Keep
the stree $ clean and Tie buildings
painted. Keep the weeds moved in
the living part Of the town.. See
that private property is kept up,
lawns moved, houses painted, side
walks kept i'll good repair. Patriot
ism to the town on the part Of all
its citizens is absolutely necessary
to its growth and progress. These
aye q few things which 60 a long
way toward advertising q town to
its bcncht.-WcsteIn Advertiser.
Most people demand that it shall
be done by the newspaper aItogeth
CT. 1t is held criminal olfensH
for the newspapers to fail in u sin
gle instance, while every one else
is exceedingly lax, both in kindly
mention of the town and in keeping
u
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Judicial Esoticesa
order Of Notice.

In the District Court Of the. United
States for the aste.n district of Lon.
i>iann. Baton Noage Division. III bank
:rtptcE.
II. he matter of Edward B. Fort No. Z
RankrUpt
70 the creditors Of Edward B. Fort p,
bankrupt.
This is to give notice that on tie Isl
div of September 1859 Edward i. FU"t, Il
bankrupt, made application to the aHnv"
entitled cent for a discharge and chat
thrrrupoM said CoH:t did order that a
hearing he hadupon such application b.
lD.r the undersigned referee 4; *. FrHn-
ciSville in the parish CT WAst Felic!ana at
10 u'clcrk i'll the S,:en0an on the third
day OF October 1892 aa'l that aii r.cdi-
tors OF sail bankrupt thrn AID there
s!Hw railSc, if amy, why The prayer o.
said bankrupt should net hr granted.
Dated at St. FranciSviilr this 18th day
Of September \. d. 1859.
Olivier 0. Provnsty,
Referee il. Bankruptcy.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-09-30

State Of i.e"lSifna Parish "f West Fell
cimIa l3tA .Iud DIST Court.
Mrs Carrie = Barrow wife of X II Barrow
No 579 vs.
Robert II Barrow iiu5:and
T!:;S v.H'H was lis day tried pursuant
20 #N$Sisnm'rt .a1h it appearing f. inr
Court that plaintii. had Sustained. her
!rsldn'l i'll full, 1t is Therefore and BY
r"a>on Of the law and evidence olt.":,.!,
Aljlh:, ed anI ,:ccry~i lia, there H..
l'!gln nj in favor Of *aii Plaintiff, anh
against said !'rti. for Separation of prop
rGty, and The dissolution e: III" rnnlmun-
IS Of %rInr;S and .Ains hrrrtnfn,r exist
Ing between thrMl ana il l.; o!,r." a. Il
',crf"r' that sa;i Iiuf. Carrie Reeves
Barrow ,i:ayr llcH"cfovtii he fuil separate
control and administration of her sep
crate rararhcrnal property free Irnn II y
sait husband, And it is fUrth"r ,.rrrrr.j
that said, ,'';tf. have Judgment gair<t
anh recover from Sril Drfr&tlant the sum
"t Ihirty-two Hundred dollars with crbt
per cent PEI "nnum interest thereon from,
Nov 9TH 1887 and cost of this S,lit. Sub
jcct to Il credit of Tweniy-nine Hundred
and fifty d Lars paid OH 2lst OF june l5gA
by !ati"" cnla;"mrnt. .TArd it is
further decree! that said pitf, has Il legal
mortgage OF al! Ike real estate Of said
Drft. in this parish, to secure tins iudv-
mcnt to date from Nov 7th 1887. And the
same lie ANA is hereby rrcoyniz",l and
ordered to he enforced, by preference on
all the rra! state Of said Defendant stu
at"d in his parish, except upon-thc fol-
lowing. '"scEi""1 anproi'crty, to-wit. The
Hnsral'plantatinn in this parish, cnn.ain-
:ng Two hundred and Sixty-Onc esq
acres in section Sixty &rtrn, Town.
ship Tw,, % .th Range Two West, and
Three Hundred and Twenty- Fivc (o.5)
acres in section Sixty-Nine, Township
rwo, $onth Range Two West bombed
on tic North 10y lands of Louis Stirling
and Wilcox. place, on tic Ea by
A!cXandrv'S Creek on tie South hv .jn''ur
Buffers Walker place, and on he Yves.
by the West FcIiriana hrancI, Of The /.
\. O."& 4. II. Il. Track ,npon which said
RoSra!c plantation, Plaintiffs said legal
mort gage is dccrrad to be next in ralk to
tie mortgage granted by r II Barrow to
the Union Mortgage Banking and Trust
Company, Of date and duly received Feb
18th 1852 for $1,000, 90 with Interest and
atty's fees. And is ordered to BE- cnfo: c.
ed thereon in accordance with ITS rank.
after HE said mortgage Of th" Union
Mortgage Banking and Trust Company,
This done real and signed in open court
this Sept 10th 1883.
Jos. L. Golsan,
Judge,
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Stanton = Ee e.;
College. | & 4 ) J: S
NATCHET

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experience, assisted by teachers who
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Each department under specialist.
Music, Art, Elcsuilon, Photography,
Physical Training.
Classical, Se:enti8s and English
Courses.
Affiliated with University of Mi>siS-
sippi-Thirteen teachers of culture,
character, scholarship. Eoarders
limited in nnmbcl and given indivil-
uaI attention. Apply early to insure
choice of rooms. Terms reasonable.
Session begins September %, 1889
j. II. PRESTON,
President OF Faculty.
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SEMFHny. RE s.

In late copy OF Ih' New YORK
Chnrrhman IS y pleasant article ON
"lhe Great S'4""i"S "h'' '"''r
''''''' "'''N'
A"7'" NV ~ wv ''' = 0'''>",
-, ;
,.; 49,, ,o, r,1
, = ,,,>.,
:, i !, .,,.,,I 49,,
.xh;L,rrJ =, the New Orleans .x.
,,osjti,u Of 1885,
These frees we are t,,lI. are
routpmnorav with Ahr.,huul may.
han his sruirrs --rj,utS.taIInr than
Trinity sp'lr, New York.
TIE thouoh,s rxurrssrd IN ,Liy
arrirln are brautllut and snggeS-
tiye.
Wn'o any of The great sjicnl red
Wool forests which miss them
selves alon. the coast ranges Of
Northcrn California the traveller
may cnier and tad himself in II
temple whose columns rising t"
The height OF rear thr"" hundred
feet, carry with them bis Worship
Ing soul"
"S,raipht AS an arrow the great
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FREE d! FREE !
4 Solid Geld Watch.

J. X. Rrumain,the leading pWrl.
ar. has en- exhibition in his show
window. Il beautiful hand rngl3H-
cal. solid cnlA watch, THAT h" offers
Ernc I, ,l.r ch,l,l,pu Ct this see.
:: ~, u,.,, ,,,1,., },o no. ,t
Ii years. who can write TIE hrS'
,ynIi,a,ion, sNny is j. & RHN.
y,,in tbn J,n,d;Dm ,Tr,yrInr
in t!,;c Snrtinv2"
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\" "''''''H "'"H' va y y y
English, rlrar, concise. An" !" 'h'
u;il,t in QUESTION. IXNsanAtlOE
anna, H., ,.r,,,,, nn|v,r u,r s;,jr O.;
,,. ;,,
i,i,,iur i,ul lie Articles mn-s b.
!, g.. ,r,rls 81 ,hr committee tt
,,., ~, ,e.,o >,,G
ANai" ny He!'' LON /" - ~" 81"
VIII he "f"H' O,l Isl, lH'"'
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Memorial Hall.

The Ladies of the Memorial Asso-
citation of Petersburg, Va, purpose
to repair "OId Blandf0rd Church,
built in 1875, and make it tie Bat
tie Abbey Of the Sonth. This old
Church stands on historic ground.
The sacred dust of those that fell
upon that bloody field, lie in the
shadow of it's sacred walls. Each Of
the eleven seeding states is asked
to contribute the sum Of $4,000
for u Memorial Window, designs
Will be furnished by I. S. Bcckwith
& Go, Of Petersburg, Va. Remit,
fences will be thankfully received
by David liable Chairman, 471G
Magazine Street. New Orleans, Ia,
or +, N. MumfOrd st. FrancisviIle,
La.
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NOTICE.

Owing to the reported COW
stealing in various portions Of Tie
parish, notice is hereby given
that all persons entering Highland
plantation without permission will
be prosecuted to tue full extent of
the law. No exception
1883 \. I. Barrow.
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yuiicial'ss Office.

State of Louisiana Parish OF West Fell
cianA 18th Jud Dist Court.
Notice is hereby given that Thos. H..
Row almr. of the succession of Mrs AIDE
line Row deed, has iIcd his linaI account
as admir- i'll sail Succession, No - OF the
18Th Jud Dist Court, and the saline will!
he honologated in 50 far rs not opinseh
after ten days from this notice.
9-W-G9 +. i. Converse.
Clerk.
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TULANE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISE
AMI, NEW ORLEANS.

COLLEGE OF ART AND SCIENCE.
Classical, Literary, Latin-Scientitic and
Scientific Courses.
COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY.
Mechanic&l, Electrical, Chemical, Sugar,
Civil ansl Architectural Engineering.
H. SOPHIE NEWcoNB MEMORIAL
goLhEGE fQl Young Women, with
ID Art and Boarding Departments.
Rall Term of aboye opens 0ctobesr End.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-09-30

The nation delights to honor
Dewey and every one of his brave
sailors and marines. As for the
admiral, he will awaken tho more
admiration since he disclaims all
intention to enter politics, and pre-
fers being u sailor,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-09-30

Judge Lawrason is putting in
good work for his candidacy, III
North Louisiana.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-09-30

A calm rests upon Louisiana state
politics. Presumably the calm lie
fore the STORM.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-09-30
NGTEGE.

The pnhlic is hereby warned againS;
buy ing Wood, Timhcr or Stock from ten
ants on Oklcy, Ogden and Downs planta-
tions or driving thrrcfrom any stock
without special permission.
Miss l.. l.. Matthews.
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For DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

We are authorized to announce
JOS. J.. GOLsAN,
as q candidate for the Office of Dis
trict Attorney Of this Judicial Dis
hict, subject to the action of the
Democratic party,
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For JUDGE.

We arc authorized to announce
CHAs. Ku.BoUENE,
as n candidate for the office Of
Judge of this Judicial District.
subject to the action of the Demo.
cratic party.
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Money EaSi.V MaIc.

Wanted, local cangaSSer of either
sex, with Or without experience, to
Il oGrbtmdsome Aluminium Card
YES and Cards, with engraved
'~'r, This beautiful and
's ike, hot cakes
H,,8
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-09-30


The author Of the famous "Mr.
DOOley," Finley p. Dunno, has join
ed the literary forces of The La
dies Home Journal, and will create
this fall in that magazine a new
character, called "MoIlie Donahuc,
who lives across the street from
Mr.. Dooley.
Mr.. DoOley is the family's most
intimate friend. and is called upon
frequently to run across and set
matters straight,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-09-30

A monkey figured in a murder
trial in West Baton Rouge, last
week.. Its master, u showman named
Z Alderman. bad been killed and his
body weighted and THROWN in the
aiver. A man and woman, travel
!ing with him, and who we're after
wards found in possession Of his
outfit, were suspected of the muir
der. lin addition to the bloody ak
they had concealed in their lug
cage, and other discriminating
circumstances, the monkey was held
as a witness, on account 0. his peep
!, liar behavior ia presenfsA efU
murders KitsStarr. "
and peaeeable teal
saiiftonted VITA ST.
<shig5itel ungoY
<oD, atteb
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-09-30

Dewey ran in and took every one
BY surprise after all. lie has done
tho same trick before.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-09-30

They say, poor Dreyfus has con
sumption.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-09-30

In his valedictOry to his censtitu-
ents, ThOs. 3. Reed of Maine says
truly: II have never trimmed sail
to catch the passing breeze Or ever
flown a doubtful flag" Autocrat
though he was, enemies as we'll as
friends must admit that he speaks
truth in manly fashion.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-09-30

No 81 VS.
V y Stewart husband
This ca,,So was this day taken mp and
tried pursuant to assignment and it APP
rra"ing to HE Court that PIE had S..S-
t&incd her drnand, and the law and
evidence being in favar thereof it j.
tl"r"fores5 ,"rd red :.a;liu!Gr'i ana de-
creed that there be iu;! ymcnt in hex favor
SEPARATING her in property FROM her said
husband and '.i>so!ying the community Of
acq.sr;S and gains heretofore existin.
between t!"m,a:'h said Pin, Ida Heath
wife aforesaid, is hereby hcncrforth au-
rioriZrd AND lccrrcd to have the fill
control administrations aM;l disposition
Of her separate property and earnings
free from the management an,! co: tini
and disposition of her said husband " y
Stewart, ANA that Dcft. pay the cost OF
is suit
his done, read and signed in open
rou!t this Sept 25:h, 1899
JOS, l.. Go!San,
Judge.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-09-30

Roman Catholics are much eXcr-
cised over destruction of church
property by American soldiers in
the Philippines, and it is inferred
that the recent conference of Car
dinal Gibbons with the President
related to that subject.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-09-30

The esteemed Daily States oh,
serves with commentator that we
have, at length, got on to the Jack
Sonians. We were on them from
the first, as our readers will rcmen-
ber We have never Sympathi4ed
with them in the lSFst degree Or
been deceived by their righteous (:)
cutlery for reform.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-09-30

We are authorized to announce
ROBERT G. WlCKLIrFE,
as a candidate for the Office Of Dis
trict Attorney of this Judicial Dis
trict, subject to the action of the
Democratic party,