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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-05
SENATOR STEWART.
(Oontinued from LIST page.)
TREASON DEFINED

TREASON DEFINED
Treason against the United StsteI
shall consist only in levying wal
against them, or in sdhering to theiI
enemies and giving aid aud comfort
does not Mr.. Bryan know that hi:
pledge to Aguinaldo to abandon the
sovereignty of the islands aud surrend.
or them to him and his followers is
giving aid aud comfort to his rebel
lion? does be not know that such a
pledge must necessarily induce the
rebels In arms against the United
States to continue steir efforts until
after the November election, In the
hope thas their friend may be elected
president of the United States?
"Is not the evidsnce of Gen. Lawton
and others conclusive that the so-called
Anh-Imperial League has been giving
aid aud comfort to the enemy ever
since the war broke out?
enemy he discarded foancisl reform
and made the cause of Aguinaldo the
paramount issue. On that issue am for
my country and against Aguinsldo and
his friend Mr.. Bryan.
BRYAN'S CoNFUSIN
"Mr. Bryan is 80 much confused
about the use OF the American flag as
he Is ON the question of which side TO
take when the United States is at war.
he contends that IL the American flag
can be removed from China with the
soldiers who carry IL there in their ex-
petition to rescue the American citi-
zens from death at the hands of the
most treacherous .Asiatios It may for
the same reason be hauled down In dis
honor and removed from any part of
the territory OF the United States.
''He seems to be ignorant of the use of
the American flag in foreign lands for
the protection of the rights and privi-
leges Of American citizens wherever
they may be, and to confound such use
with the permanent planting of she lag
on American soil as an emblem Of terri.
torial possessions and national sover-
eighty. He does not seem to und erstand
that the flag may float anywhere and
everywhere for the protection of Amer
lean citizens, and that 1t floats at home
not only for such protection but q. an
emblem of sovereignty.
IGNORANCE OR DECEPTION
de does NOT seem to RECOGNIZES any
difference between the migratory and
ubiquitous use Of she flag to prosect
American rights throughout the
world, and the use Of that flag to de-
note the exclusive power and jurisdic-
ton of the United States In every part
OF our own county. In comparing the
removal OF the flag from foreign soil
when the purpose for which 1t was
taken there shall have bsen accom-
plished. with the tearing down Of the
flag on American soil In the face of an
enemy, Mr.. Bryan displays ignorance
of the question or purpose to de-
celve."
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-05

At midnight Tuesday. as we were
asleep in our bedroom in The Kicker
office, some critter stood on the street
and fired six shots through the win
dow. AS the last bullet was rafting
down the plaster we reached the win
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-05

and lie jumped high and yelled out as
we fired. Next day a teamster named
Henderson was limping around and ex-
planning that he had been bitten by
tarantula. We think we were the in
sect.
News reached us several days ago
that Major Baker, who resided here for
year or so and went to New Mexico
last fall, had been lynched for killing
a man in a quarrel over a game of
poker. A dozen times over while he
was among us we warned the major
that he ought to throw the game over.
He could never get things Straight
Es get flgsses and straights and threes
and full houses ell mixed up, and he
died claiming that a straight would
knock out four aces. Some kinds Of
eccentricities are permitted out here,
but when you sit down to poker no
man is allowed to wabble.
3.
The trifing misunderstanding be-
tween Mr.. Hornbecker of the Palace
hotel and the editor of The Kicker has.
been greatly magnified by the gossips.
Mr.. Hornbecker is nearSighted and
an impulSive man. We happened to
enter his house while he was looking
for another party with whom he had
had words. He Immediately called US
a liar and struck us on the chin. It
wasn't ten seconds before we had him
against the wall, with a gun covering
his left eye, and as soon as he heard
our voice he explained and apologized.
There were no hard feelings on orr
side. We never walk the streets with
out being prepared to be called a liar
and to hear the click of a pistol. II
It's a mistake, we pass it over; If there
is any shooting to be done, we shoot
Mr.. Hornbecker simply made a mis-
AXE. and after this he will wear eye
glasses and take other precautions.
NJ. QUAp.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-05
SPITE WORK
On the Part or Two TalIors

piece of spite work !s reported by
Nap Roy. the tailor. Two men whom he
bad HAD 10 his employ IS coat makers,
James Delaney and Dutch Charley, -
had some trouble and left the shop.
They started toward the tailor shop,
which is located Ia an adobe buildinR
near the Southern Pacific tracks west
OF FL Paso street. Mr.. Roy saw that
they were going to the shop and sent q
clerk to the shop to bring back some
clothes that were being made up.
The boy went around and got part
OF the clothes, but he said the men
would not give him fine coat that
they bad just made q few days before
Mr.. Roy sent him back with orders to
bring everything from the shop.
When he got there however he found
30 he ssys, that the two men had cut
the coat Into . thousand pieces and
then left the place.
Mr.. Roy swore out q warrant for
their arrest but so far they have not
bsen apprehepded.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-05

THAT famous pugilist is going on the
stage"
Can he act?"
Il don't know. but fancy his muscle
will back him up in collecting his sal
ary."-Detroit Free Press.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-05
ARIZONA KICKLETS.
ITEMS OF NEWS FROM AVERY BREEZY
EXCHANGE
Some Personal Remarks That Are
Quite to the Point, Together With
Some Hidden Moralixing on the
Mutability of Human Affairs.

| Mutability of Human Affairs.
| copyright. 1900. by c. B. Lewis.l
| We learn that the local vigilance
committee at Lone Jack has been dis
banded. This Is as 1t should be, or,
rather, the members should have hung
each other first and thus cleared the
town of rascals. -r,,----
| .---->=
The Grass Valley Recorder suspend
| ed publication last week after a record
| of three months. The editor says that
the people didn't seem to want q lively
newspaper. but as the only lively item
| The Recorder ever contained was n
poem on Columbus we think there is
| another side to the story.
| Monday evening last a stranger to
| the Gulch named Harrison entered the
Fifth Avenue restaurant and called
for deviled crabs, and when told that
the only dish approaching them was
wolf steak he lost his temper and had
to be shot in the shoulder by the genial
and enterprising proprietor. This is no
town for q kicker.
Among the public improvements plan
ned for the coming summer is that of
throwing open our private graveyard
for a public park. There are three
acres Of ground neatly fenced in, and
the ID residents lie all in a row at the
west end. We shall erect a fountain,
put in a score of benches, and it will
be a cool and breezy place for the pub
lie to congregate after sundown-
Three or four days ago old Ben
johnson. the mighty hunter Of Bill
Williams mountain, heard that an
other war with Spain was on, and he
came to town with two guns on his
shoulder and 800 cartridges In his belt.
When we told him that the report was
false, he went off and got drunk and
fired about 80 bullets into the front
doors Of the city hall. and his whoops
and yells aroused the town. He was
locked up overnight. but started back
home in good shape next day.
The Eureka Stage company started
out about n month ago to secure our
scalp and become boss of this locality,
but after numerous failures it grace
fully threw up it's hands the other day
and let so of our trail. We are not a
trust. but as mayor, postmaster, dep
uty United States marshal. state sena-
tor and editor of The Kicker we have
got wires planted to stay. We expect
to he tackled by the Union Pacific
road next, but we have every con-
fidence that we shall lie there to the
end.
At midnight Tuesday, as we were
asleep in our bedroom in The Kicker
office, some critter stood on the street
and fired six shots through the win
dow. AS the last bullet was rafting
down the plaster we reached the win
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-05
Ell PaSO Marble Works

flU II FusO 81.
MORETTI. Propr.
Can furnish marble coping and posts for
metery lots. Headstones and Monuments
in first class style. muc 1 cheaper than stone.
and marble :. axes a much neater job and is
more easily kept clean.
All work in fret class style.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-08-04

got up at 3 a. m. to meet the early
train. He. and others, had to wa t
until 9 a. m. the train being behind.
Returning he went to Abbevjlle to
see some Nermilion parish stock.
when he was asked to go i'll the
neighbOrhOOd of BrOusSard ana
take the 1870 p. IN. train home.
He arrived at BrOussard at 1913
Just in time to see the train dis
appearin. in the distance. but for
tunately caught the west bound
local for Lafayette in time to
catch an east bound train.
Mrs. Louis Indest and SOL left
for New Orleans on Tuesday i
afternoon train.
Gen r. +. Myles was in town in
the early part of the week leaving
for New Orleans on Tuesday. fast
tram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Estorge
and their little daughter left Oh
Tuesday afternoon for a months
vacation in the Rockies, going
directly to Colorado Springs.
The Misses MOuton, charming
daughters of Mr.. Ambrose Mouton
Of Lafayette, left last Tuesday for
their home, after a pleasant visit
to friends here.
Mr.. =. ii. Mentz, formerly of
Franklin, but now of New Orleans.
was among the arrivals on Tues
days train from his home.
Miss Ethel Messenger left on
Sunday to visit relatives in Bald.
win.
M ISIS Lillian Marin has returned
home, after a visit TO relatives in
PatOutville.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-08-04

1t seems that to the Organiza-
ton and formation of new secret
orders, there is no end. A new
insurance order was organized in
this place Oh Sunday last. the
Protected Knights of America, by
Supreme Deputy w. &. Mcclellan
Of Houma, La. These are the
officers who were elected and in
stalled on that day to serve un-
til the last regular meeting in De
cember: DIR. f. n. Brian, worthy
protector; Charles w. Hippler
vice worthy protector; George
Mack, past worthy protector AL
bert Ribbeck, worthy scribe and
collector: +. II. LacroiX, worthy
chaplain: Edgar Folse, worthy
marshall; Alcide Hulin, worthy
warden; Paul Bourdier, worthy
treasurer; Ernest Dumiot worthy
sentry; Laurence Leuhm, worthy
guard. Regular meetings will be
held in the X. of p. Hall on the
first and third Mondays of each
month, beginning on August 9th.
Sixteen charter members are on
the roll and more will he added as
the charter will remain open until
the 9th of next month, to give
others chance to join so without
paying any initiation fee.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-08-04
THROUGH COLORADO.

The Denver &c Rio Grande Railroad.
with its numerous branches penetrat
ing the Rockies, has two distinct and
separate lines across the mountains
Tickets reading via the Scenic Line
between Denver and Grand Junction,
in connection with the Rio Grande
western Ry. between Grand juno
ton and Ogden are available over the
Denver & Rio Grande either via its
main line through Leadville and Glen
wood Springs or via the line over
Marshall Pass and through the Black
Canon. Tourist to and from Sa
Lake CITY, Ogden or San Francisco
will ind it to their advantage to have
their tickets read in both directions
via 1.-THE Scenic Line of the World"
thus being able to use one of the
above routes going and tho other red
turning. Write S. K. Hooper, G. p. &
l. A. Denver, Colo, for illustrate
pamphlet
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-08-04
Marquette, on Lake SUPERIOR

Is one of the most charming summer
resorts reached via the Chicago, Mil
warkee &. st Paul Railway.
It's healthful location, beautiful
seer cry, good hotels and complete i'm
munity from hay fever, makes sum-
mer outing at Marquette, Mich, very
attractive from the standpoint of
health, rest and comfort.
For particulars apply to the neares
ticket agent Or address Geo II Heaf
ford, General passenger Agent, Chi
cage, Ill.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-08-04

A total of two hundred and sixty two
votes east in-favor of increasing said
stock Of the Bank to $4,000. co., and
more than two-thirds ~ of the
shares voting in favor of said propo-
sition, it was resolved that the cap
ital stock be increased to FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS. And that
| portion of Article one ID, which
reads ''its capital stock shall be $45.
00000 divided into $50 shares of 800.
90 each" is hereby amended and made
to read and is hereby fixed at FIFTY
Thousand ($50.00000) dollars. divided
into 800 shares Of $4,000 each.n
Thus done and passed at my office,
parish of Iberia. State of Louisiana,
on the day month and year first above
written, in the presence of Messrs.
Jos. r. Perry and Hy. E. Suberbielle
good and competent witnesses, resid-
ing in this parish, who have signed
these presents with the parties and
me, Notary, after due reading of the
whole.
Gustave Pes~on, Alexis VOORHEES,,
J. p. Suberbielle, J. B. Brown PIP ]
P Suberbielle, L P Patout p J p
Suberbielle. u Burguieres p p J p
Suberbeile, Walter Burke > y JP
Suberbielle, A l. Monnot D j p
suherbielle, Emile Gajan p pJ p
Suberbielle, F Demanade p p j P
Suberbielle. C L Monnot p P Suber
belle, c P Binnings p p Suber.
belle, F 0 Schwing p Suber-
belle, l. Wormser p y J p SuberbielIe
Dorval Tu1lier p p Suberbielle.
H c Boas ppJ P suberbielle, DR. G
Hersonp p j p Suberbiel1e, Albert
Estorge, Ed ! Estorge . p Albert Es-
forge, I w Muller, j p Suberbielle,
Jos A Provost = p ] B Suberbielle, A
Daigre. S G Harry. Mic Muller, M
Bergerie, P E Bergerie.
Witnesses; { J r Perry.
II Z Saberbielle.
F W Bauman,
Notary Public. |
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF IBERIA.
The foregoing act awarding and in
, easing the capital stock of the State
Bank of New iberia, La, after care
Ful examination of the same, finding
nothing thierin contrary to the laws
md constitutions of this State, and of
he United States of America, l here
~ approve the same in all its parts.
At New Iberia, La, this 18th day of
tune, A. d.. 1900.
ANTHONY N. MULLER,
Dist. Atty, 18th judicial District of
louisiana
CLERKS CERTIFICATE.
TATE OF LOUISIANA.
'ARISH OF IBERIA.
the undersigned Clerk and Ex-of-
clio Recorder for Iberia Parish, La,
o hereby certify that the foregoing
to the State Bank of New .
IBERIA, La, charter, was this day duly !
led for record in my office.
Witness my hand and seal officially
lis 2ath day Of June A. D. l9OO. 4
j. G. Leblanc. II
Clerk e Ex-officio Recorder.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-08-04
amendment To- Tie esiaFtef
OF the Stale Bank oh
New Iberia.
STATE OF LOUISIAN \.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish If Iberia.
Be it known thst on tie 23rd day
Of March A. D. 1870, befo.VSme under
signed authority, personally came
and appeared: Gustaye Pessau, Alexis
Voorhies j. 2. Suberbielle, j. B..
Brown by Suberbiel1e, Ed, L. Estorge,
Albert Estorge, T. W. Muller, A.
Daiere, S. G. Harry, Me Muller, M.
Bergerie, P. f. Bergerie, and }. r.
Subesbielle representing by proxy,
folio wing: l.. =. Patout, /. j. BurGrie-
ries, Walter j. Burke, A. l.. Monnot,
L. Ga1an, f. Demmande, {. l.. Men
not, c. p. Binnings, F. o. schwing,
l.. Wormser, Dorval fuller, II. G..
Soas, DR.. G.. Person and Jos. A. Pro-
yost, who declare that they and each
Of them are shareholders in the
STATE BANK of New Iberia, Lou
isiaua, and that acting III conformity
with law, a meeting Of the share
holders OF said Bank, was held at The
Office of said Bank in New Iberia, La,
on the goth day of October 1899 in con-
form1ty with the call and in the man
ner set out by law and as recited in
the process verbal of the proceeding
filed with the secretary of State, to
which special reference is made.
The call for said meeting, having
been regularly issued by the Board OF
Directors, the publication for more
than thirty days, having been made
in the New Iberia Enterprise, and the
same notice having been mailed to
each shareholder, prepaid, addressed
to his proper post office, his place Of
residence, more than forty days be
fore said meeting, the said meeting
being specially called for the purpose
of passing upon the proposition of the
increase OF the Capital Stock to FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, and all other
requirements of law having been com
piled with, the proposition was sub
NIT ed to the shareholders, aud each
present in person or by
proxy voting in favor OF SAID increase,
by the vote following, to-wit: SHARES.
Gustave Pesson voted i'll person IS
Albert Estorge voted in person 10
Maurice Bergerie voted in person I
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-08-04
PERSONALS

will remain in New Iberia some
weeks. They will be located at
Mrs. j. G. NJ. RObertSon's on
French street
Mr.. Roland ID. Reynolds and
bride, Miss Effie Sorrels, left on
Monday last for Breauy Bridge
where they will reside during the
time in which Mr.. Reynolds has
work on the Oil Mill there. Mrs.
Reynolds was for some time a com,
position in the IBERIAN Office. and
was one Of the most apt and best
ever in the Office.
Our best wishes 20 with this
young couple.
Miss AlphonSine Decuir re.
turned Oh Saturday from stay Of
five weeks at Biloxi, where the
bathing, boating and rest greatly
benefited her.
Uncle Ben Lewis wentto Cheney
vile and vicinity this week.
Mr.. Frank Brouss9rd of Breaux
Bridge came down on Saturday
for short stay with relatives.
Mrs. Julot Dubus came in on
the east bound local on Monday.
Mrs. Alex Tanguis and children
returned home on Monday after IA
visit to relatives here.
Mr.. Percy Bennett is replacing
Mr.. Vonau at the depot during
the lattcr's vacation.
Prof A. j. Dupuy left on the
Both, for Jeanerette, and when our
reporter asked what young lady
was the attraction, he sighed and
said: "None at all am going
down to select the new desks for
the teachers and pupils OF the
Jeanerette High School This
school has grown very much in
one session. At the beginning Of
the year there were two teachers
and fifty pupils i'll attendance and
at the end of the term there were
five teachers and two hundred
pupils on the roll. A further in
crease is expected next session.
Miss Leila Garcia of New Or
leans is the guest of Mss Romero
of South st. Peter street.
Prof. Hale returned from hrs
duties at the Abbevilie Institute
on Saturday last. The professor
will now employ his leisure hours
in looking after the desks and fur
niture of the Central High School.
Sheriff Marion Swords of Ope-
lousas was in town on Monday.
We believe Mr.. Swords's GRAND
was to try to locate a criminal.
MIR. John Nugier Of Perry's
Bridge, passed through town Ell
route to New Orleans during the
early portion of the week. He III
formed us that the new sugar fac.
tory ut that point is progressing
favorably
Messrs. w. b. Jones and his
son-in-law, MIR. Ashley, have re-
turned from Gueydan at which
place they spent some time work
ing at their trade as carpenters.
The work they were doing was in
connection with the Gueydan Rice
Mill, large mill of its kind.
Mr.. Frank kandzersky, popu.
lhrly known as ''Frank, the Black
smith, of Avery's Island, came the
early part of this week to our office
and paid his respects, few com
pliments and renewed his subscrip-
ton for another year to the
lBERIAN. He was feeling--"two
minutes younger'-and chad no
kick coming" Such visits are
appreciated. II
Mr.. Il. II. Putnam, of Abbeville
was caller on last Sunday morn
ing. He was on his way to New
Orleans. IL
Mr.. NJ. I. Compton of Alexan-
dria, La, after spending part Of !
last week with his brother, Mr.. j.
w. Compton, Of this place, left
last Sunday for his home.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-08-04

the entire turn out looks very sly
ISL. We are glad to say that DIR.
Moore has a good practice through
out several parishes.
Mrs. f. +. Nickers and LYLE
Bessie left on Thursday for Mem
phis aud Nashville.
Mrs. I. ID. Hayes and Miss
Jessie V. Lille, DO h Of South
Main street left Tuesday for a two
weeks visit in the country, at
''Bob Acres
Mrs. Anthony Renoudet re-
turned home on Tuesdays west
bound local.
Mr.. Jerome We'll came in on the
east bound local. We guess Mr.. We'll
had been to Alexandria to see
some ones sister. We since learn
that as soon as he can settle his
business here this gentleman will
return to Alexandria to accept a
position.
Mr.. w. n Carlin went to Able
vile to do some work and Mrs.
Carlin went on Tuesday to Frank
lin to make Il visit.
Misses Mou:On of Lafayette
were passengers OH the east bound
local OH Tuesday last. They went
out to JeffersOn's Island where
they were guests of the family of
Mr.. Howard like, a rice planter.
MesAs. JnO. Il. White and Fred
Gates of this place, Colonel Moody
and Mr.. William Lyons of Able
vile, went to Franklin on Tuesday
to attend the committee meeting
of the district, to settle the Gues-
ton as to when and where the Re
publican Congressional nominating
convention will be held.
DR.. Eugene Baylis went to his
duties at Rochelle, La, on Tues
day. That town is a new lumber
place and the Doctor gets an excel
lent salary as physician for the
company.
Mr.. c. +. Smedes was in town
a few hours on the 31st.
Mr.. John Turner who has been
up ut Rochelle for some weeks.
spent a few days at home this week
and will probably return to that
big lumber camp very soon.
Mr.. FL. ID. Coleman Jr. Of New
Orleans came in via the Abbevilie
train with Gen. Myles Oh the 3lst.
These gentlemen had just steamed
from Weeks's Island to JeffersOn's
in a new launch General Myles
has purchased. Mr.. Coleman was
returning to his duties in the mint. |
Mrs. w. o. Bunch, her little
daughter Mabel and her sister,
Miss Rose Alice Battle left on the
early morning train for Texas, in
which state they will visit several
cities.
Miss Maud Carstens on Wed
nesday last went to Kentucky.
Misses Sarah Berry ond Cerinne
LatreVte returned from st. Martin
vile on Wednesday last, to which
place they had made q short visit.
Nr. Marcel Leblanc left on the
Wednesday morning train for Hite
Texas, to meet his brother, Mr..
Joseph Leblanc. He NAV be alb
sent three or four weeks.
Mr.. j. o. Carlin returned Oh
Tuesday last from his visit to,
Bayou Sale. We regret to know
that he again numbers on the sick
list.
Judge NJ. L. GOrdy of Abbeville
passed through EN- route to Frank
in on the LIST.
Mr.. Gus We'll of the firm of Mes
aver and We'll left on Wednesday
% take orders in Patterson.
Mr.. Jacob Bauman and family
lave moved into their new home
N Duperier Avenue.
Miss Flossic Bullitt of Texas is
listing Miss Reftip Hudson m tho
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-08-04
When the Heart is Affected.

BY rheumatism or any of the
muscles near that organ, it is like
tampering with ~ electric wire. for
death may comp at eny moment. If
life is worth Ydo nRt hesitate, but
get Or. DE,w~sh Lightning
Remedy. end So o the Drum
meud Medicine Co., New York,
and they will send yos two large
bottles. yhongh for m0,th's treat
men,, by first express. It is not as
quick as electricity but will save
your life If you take 1t in time.