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The evening times., 1900-03-23
New York Cotton Market
PHOTOGRAPHIC FIRE ALARM.
Chief HaIe's Automatic Device fo
Summoning Ftremen.

CHICAGO, March 23.-Fire alarms will
be shouted in the engine houses of the city
by means of monographs if a newly pat
ented automatic machine tested Wedpes-
day afternoon comes into use in Chicago.
The new device is the invention of George
c. Hale, Chief of the Kansas City Fire De-
partment. He invented the Hale tower and
the automatic harness used by the Chicago
department.
The new machine is based upon the in
crease of temperature resulting from fire
When the temperature goes above the max
imum fixed for the building, an electric
circuit is opened and that puts into oper-
alton a phonograph which talks into a
telephone. telling headquarters that there
is fire al whatever address the alarm
is located
The evening times., 1900-03-23
Had Driven Mules Before.
Frnm lhe philadelnhia CalN

kfTum Ihe PnlIautIphla IaII.l
Daniel c. Pomeroy, once prominent New York
criminal lawyer, in his early life was a stage
driver the old Butterfeld line, and CLEANED
his legal education largely upon the box seat OF
his coach, while change of horses was being
made at the stations He associated with
Others in the defence of one Mrs. Mccarthy, on
her trial at Utica for the murder OF man named
Hall of 0gdensburg, who was killed by a bul.
let from her revolver, which was aimed at an
other man. Judge Dcolittle presided at the
trial, and seemed to believe in the prisoners
guilt. The judge was bitter-and was Pom
eroy. The latter made an objection and insist
ed upon ii rather strenuously. ''Mr. Pomeroy,'
said the Judge, 81 am not horse, and can't be
driven" well. your honor, / learned in my early
experience TO drive mules, and will try to keep
up my former reputation"
The evening times., 1900-03-23
sTREET-cLEANING AMENDMENT
The Plan Suggested by the Commis-
sioners os the District

The District Commissioners. In a COM
munication addressed 10 Senator Allison,
Chairman OF the Committee on Appropria-
tions, have announced their approval of
the provision of the District Appropriat on
bill for the spriDkling. cleaning and
sweeping CT the streets Of this city for
the fiscal year ending June 80 1901.
The Commissioners recommend that in
order 10 permit them TO expend money for
this purpose without contract the follow
ing provision be inserted in the clause re-
ferred to:
Provided that the amount so app. o.
pTialed or such part thereof as the Com
mssioners may deem advisable. may be
expended under the immediate re,,iOn Of
the Commissioners, without contract"
The evening times., 1900-03-23

the Wheeling securities were strong. 1t
is said that the Pennsylvania will benefit
most OF all this group from the advance
in coal rates on April !. This fact, added
TO the already enormous net earnings of
the company and re-eBforced by hints that
the long-expected advance in the Penn
sylvania dividend is near at hand, have
served to create much bullish enthusiasm
regarding the stock Norfolk and West
ern, common and preferred, are helped by
much the same factors. and in addition
there is now very little doubt in the Street
that the Pennsylvania is in control of the
property, or will be shortly. There is eX-
cellent buying the Norfolk securities in
London.
The evening times., 1900-03-23
Nashinston stock Exchange.

Sales-U. s. Is, coupon $200a116 IL;
Metropolitan r. r. 5's sl.000d123 IL;
Capital National Bank: 10@145; American
Security and Trust: $4,000: Capital Trac-
tion Rights. s32. 1896 5-s. s945d6 -. los
al; CapilN Traction: 40G los 3-S* Goa
los 80 320G1O9.~ lS0m1Cs 5-S;* City and
Suburban r. R.: 25G3S. 55a39: Washing
ton Gas: iO0H54 ga. 1Od5i i7-S. 10OG
"a 5-S; Mergen thaler Liaotvpe: 20G19l.+
3Od 1870 7-S;s Lans.on Monotype )Cd - Is;
American Graphophone. preferred: I00a
Y Ia: Pneumatic Gun Carriage: I0Od 22c
7OGG21c: Washington Market: S5dI5:
after call-Lanston Monojype: l00G15 II;
American Graphophone: 30H11 SIS: Capi-
tal Traction: 13GdI0S les
The evening times., 1900-03-23

tom, druggist, Cookshire, Que, says: For 20
very offensive even TO myself | tried everything
which promised me a cure. In almost all instances
| had to proclaim them no good at all. was in.
duced to try DIR. Agnewss Catarrhal Powder.
got relief instanty1 after first application II
cured me and fHee from all the effects of it
Sold by f. s. Williams Ninth and Streets; Ed
monds & Williams, Third and Pennsylvania Ave
nue.-5. T.
The evening times., 1900-03-23
Pr0af of IL.

(fTem the Indianapolis Press.)
Barnes Tomer-It has ever been my misfortune
TO play over the heads of audiences ] fear me
aim too high, forsooth.
Roscius de Hamme-Prithee, is that the reason
your efforts appeal most to the gallery?
The evening times., 1900-03-23
ACTIVE and IRREGULAR
The Market Affected by London S
Failure TO Respond.

Local Traction shares Decline
sharply and Sugar Refining En-
timore and Ohio Goes LOwer-The
otherN Railways Exhibit strength.
The evening times., 1900-03-23
A Perfect Likeness.
(Er6m T;t.p;+sN

The Photographer--He sir, are the cabinets
that your son ordered of ME.
Father (regarding one)-The picture is certainly
very like him. And he has paid you?
The Photographer sir.
The Father-That is still more like hlm.
The evening times., 1900-03-23

1t is rumored that the Wheeling and
Lake Erie is making some deal with the
Baltimore and Ohio. Another rumor is
that large blocks of Southern Railway Sc
curities are being purchased by the inter
ests composing the great eastern trunk
line syndicate. These stories. with that of
Pennsylvania control of Norfolk and West
ern are all taken to indicate a closer al
lance Of these interests. Ii. is believed
in the Street that such an alliance is one
of the greatest of bull arguments.
The evening times., 1900-03-23

There is talk OF dividend shortly of
Colorado Fuel and Iron. and inside buying
is said to be conspicuous in the stock.
Its advance of yesterday was fairly well
held this morning. but no new high price
was made
The evening times., 1900-03-23
An Omen of Death.

CUMBERLAND. Md, March 23.-At the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams on
Tuesday night young pigeon flew in,
and some superstitious persons remarked
that this was a token OF death On the
following morning Mr.. Williams received
telegram announcing the death of a
niece al RyOt. Pa.
The evening times., 1900-03-23

President Mellen. OF the Northern Pa
cihc is authority for the statement that
the earnings of the company are fully up 10
the best in its history. He said yesterday
that he believed the common stock will
sell much higher on its earnings and divi-
dend properties. The company increased
its net earnings for the first seven months
of the fiscal years more than 81 eco. coo.
The evening times., 1900-03-23

The grangers were somewhat inactive this
morning and they all sold off from the best
prices OF yesterday. St Paul sold ex-di-
yidend = - per cent. and did not regain
any OF the dividend during the morning
hours.
The evening times., 1900-03-23

One Of the principal debutantes this season IS
Heunch'~ Book Beer. Have YOU made the ac-
qusintsnc,t II ret phone t3i, Arlington Bot
Ting Co, for case.
The evening times., 1900-03-23
Ncu York stock MnrHet.
Omen. High. Low. 2:l5

Corrected daily by W. b. Hibbs q Co.
members CT the New York Exchange. 1919
r Street.
The evening times., 1900-03-23

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co,
members of the New York Exchange,
1919 F Street.
The evening times., 1900-03-23

The buying in Southern Pacific is good,
but as yet there has been no attempt appa-
rently to advance the price much above 40
The clique people talk of much higher
level for il in the near future however
The evening times., 1900-03-23

There was heavy realizing in the Stock
Market this morning and as a result a
tendency 10 declining prices during the first
two hours at least. Some securities. the
Southern Railways, Norfolk and Western
Common and Pennsylvania among them
made new high prices at the opening but
for The most part the level was below the
best OF yesterday. There is much stock
an the hands of people who bought at con-
sderably lower prices and from time 10
time on the bulges this stock is certain TO
come out Ii there is TO be a boom the pub
lic VIII absorb all Of this stock and bid for
more from people that are not anxious 10
sell The sellers viii buy back securities
on the small sections. There is every in
dication of sturdy bull market such as
has not been seen for a good many months
but If the public becomes too enthusiastic
and begins TO boom prices at too rapid a
pace there is likely TO be a squeeze in call
money rates. As has been pointed ont
heretofore il the market is to continue to
advance in broad and important way re-
actions such as that of this morning are
not only beneficial but necessary Up TO
the present time the advance has been an
eminently sane one for the most part with
the gains in the securities where there
Is the best reason for gains.
The evening times., 1900-03-23

Third Avenue was inclined to sag again
this morning and before II o'clock was
selling at l03 and a fraction Nothing new
in the Traction situation was heard
The evening times., 1900-03-23

The Soft Coal stocks continue 10 at
tract much attention. In this mornings
market they were the most conspicuous in
the list Pennsylvania advanced to i39.
the highest price for many months; Nor
folk and Western, common, advanced frac-
tionally above yesterdays best price, and
The evening times., 1900-03-23
q, D, 20 p,Itimore and Ret,

b. a o.
Saturday and Sunday. March "a and 25.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
6aniae.

8 yieoibo 6o1s reo Manb forlsbsr
giut inb Os fOrsUebe ct briitist Sno'
bruostppsri / en- BUTT. De 4 fiueo,
fig pua buer ct 6isrne iOm StiIbeuas.
ter, msbens be 2 andre iaulsbs psussn'
osrinbe. SmioIsrtib par 9taboern.
TONNE paa Benene os iIeoe til Butits
ten; men, o, ne Der fob be os pssso,
efter benz meb Bssiepiberne, os ifsni
ben lille gps gefoIfnins IiOt siter libl
itrsmmsbe iammen, no9Ie beuabnebs,
iaa par Der bog insen, iOm buuoe gpd
til at ifpoe bet fsrite Stub, os enbsr
bIsu ben, at be 6 5rst os Ro reb borl
msb 81 900 Bense os obitilise anbr,
89rbiiaser. Cite ct Club bIeu fprsl
efter benz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
aongresien.

6onerssmano Mercer, 9lebr., inb'
braste forlsoen ct 6orllos iii 5orbebring
al bet eamIe i}ort Smoba, Der o9iaa /
bsi @rob tunbe trnnse en- iuaoun. glu,
ba ct. gouis ps Rauias eiip tanter paa
at faa !oouebfarteret fipttst oerneb, er
Oct isIufsIselis pua Gibe for Omaba at
faa Iibt faitsre @runbpolo nnber bet
sam!s sa.!snee 5or., 5uoraf suSea al
Del sr reuet neb efter 8uartermeiterens
9eiaIins.
- Senotor aIlsn bar inbbraet
1iaassforiIas ansaaenbe en- Gum al
So, 900 til Wrs. 9apwarb, afbeoe
Ssntor 6apmnrbs ente, at ubbetaIes
of Senutets 5Onb. Dsrnait fOreiluar
ban en- BENTON pua $50 til Wars. M arp
Stotenburs. 9. afbsbeOberit stcesn-
bur9s 6nte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
stats=NpbeOer.


Wars. y. RasmuBfen, On
Gebar SAILS sfierIpite for en- lib fiosn
fin Ssn, Der buube forIaot 9iemmst %
lite label bsrs fra fig Ianse gioer.
Horleben tom Der imiblerib Brsu fra
BAN, buori Der msobeIes. at ban op.
boIbt fla ITas, at ban not piIbe
biem, men of ban par ipg cg nben
gensemloIer. Dlrs. Rasmusien ienote
oa 500 I'll ben opspne abreSie os pen.
tepe mart of le Ssnnen. Gfter en-
9ibs 6orIsb tom imiolsrtib pensene
tiIbass msb ben Beiteb, at Moresiaten
lite funbs finbss. Strats efter inbleb
Telegram. Der meboeIte, at Ssnnen par
tommen til 9ouiion. men lite funbe
tomme pibere, ba ban inssn ysnse
baUbs mObtasst. psnsene bleu M isnot
BAN pr. Telegram. Daasn efter moos
tog MrS. Rasmusien imiblertio Breu
fra fin GamiIis Der | Staien, buori
Der msbbsItes at ben iaunsbe Ssn ops
boIbt fig hr os uar bsbfe geIbsiin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
9e tniinOe Slug.

% or Reserins bar bsiluttet al
bpsse 8 npe Jfri9sifibe, iierte enb nos
gen at benz, iom biotiI er bp9set, en-.
ten Der eanbet suer no9et anbet qanb.
De ifal u9re paa Ia 9ulinb Cons, mes
bens bet ftsriie ri nu bar, Oregon"
er paa IL Gufnb Cons.
S@eserinsstreb ie | Waibins.
ton saar ber &pster ON, at 5inansmi.
niifer Sage muIisuis ifaI trebe af.
@nbos prafoenten ifal bespnbs at ip'
mes, at ban r for liberal mob Ban,
terne, os biaIper benz ub af 8nibsn
Iibt for ofle.
NomiraI Dewsp bar fra Wsinn.
faaet tiIienbt en- Bjsrn msb ben ironiits
IiauoeIie, at ban maa sobt siue ben til
bpem, ban piI. 9un forarsos Damien
til ben Soolosiife 0ape.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10

benbe, os man ifsnneoe nu, at ber fore.
laa ct georaseri.
Den liUe Bp Ulasfsna, Guis
County, bIep Nptaursnot balut ebeIa9i
af 5lbsbronb. Oct iamIebe Cab ull
bIiue Omtrins $40, 600. grunben uor
pauiat.
= 9amiIton RuI fompani 8usieg
bar Uiarion 6ountp opbaget bet riseitf
auleje, iOm no9en Snbe er funbet
Coma. geb toIrise Borinsers bar mon
fun5et en- RuIaore unber en- $50 Acres
Strefnins fra 81 til lS 6ob tpf. Gt
I'll 9uaer, iom er boret, uiler Rul | en-
Dpbbe al 35 til lis Sob unbsr Sorbens
Opstfabe. og @enneminitstpftelfen Ell
6ob 81 Eonme. S9ufi er i9nfei
os nj os en- baIu Sob tptt auI er fun:
bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
Gbieagos mYete StorpGrf.

Ten iaa mango Aar omtaIie Ylan
at Isbe SpiIoeuunbet fra ebieuso senuem
en- for 8anaI ub S0inois 5Ioben,
6porissnnem BET iaa Dioers ifuIbe fsrss
ue WisfsfppiflOben. ct nu sennem'
fsrt. en uaIois flor aanaI er sraust
ben er opsr 40 DaiI lang. 2o2 6ob brsb
gunbsn os 800 COB utb @anblnlen,
80 35 COB bpb. Oct bar taset 8
aar os tofet sss. 900, 900 at fuIbfsre
ben. Den ifaI siue aHsb for 800. 600
aubiifob ganb buer Winut os pare
ieiIbar for bpiItstiombsIlf Glib.
Den 2. bs. aabnsoes for ganbst. iom
nu ftrsmmsr fra Uai6isanissn ssnnem
Gbieasos ganbIsbninser os faa afiieb
til Wlisiisippi Os uibers ipo paa.
Chicago ton nu faa bsore 9anb, ba
ben lite bebsusr at tase bet fra iamme
8ilbs, iom toIissre sau alilsb for alt
SpiIbsuanbet. DsidisOnisen, os oesu-
ben oil 6biea9ofooen, buOri Rloatleo:
uinssrue bauoe beres llclsb, Os iOm Ofts
ON Sommersn afsuu en- frpstslis Stant,
bereiter slaoe 9bicaso meo lin tIare,
rene Strsm.
HOset aubet er eet. bpab ct. eouis,
Der 10 Iisser usb NisfsfppifObsn %
faar fit gonb berfra, Tiger ON beHne
1ilfsrieI fra Chicago. Ct. eOuiS'
B0nbpart CT nebsnfor 9ainoisHooens
iloIsb Usisisippi, iaa Den faar uItiua
Gunbst fra ebicasOs sIoaflebninser inb
Rt 9anbuarf. 5rpst for, at ct.
Souls uiIoe ssreSnbDsuoinser par maafts
aariusen til, al RanuIen iaa pIubieIis.
tiills o9 ubemartst aabneoeS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
gSisconGn.

9entralfo NJ miteen for probibi'
tionspariiet Bisconlin boIbt Msbs
Usaoiiou pen 30te Dec. Blanbt b'
fatteoe geiIutninser tan naunes. al
n9lte StatstOnuention fal boIbes Sra.
oifOn ben %. 2Iusuit. SpIsenbe De,
Iesdter at large til acknowledgements.
men 6bicaso bleu ual9t:
9. 8. 3aitinss, @resn gap; 6. N
6baiin, Wauteibu; Ole. 8r. Dillon,
9au 9laIr; s. y. Smitt Wiabiiou,
0oolep Os Stswart uiI bIiue fire.
for be fOritsuise DiitriftstonusntiOner
til Joraaret. eiseIsoss bleu bet be-
ltsmt at arbeioe for llobreoeIien al
The New Voice os pReform".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
Ora Ybtltppinerne.


Der CT lite iaa messt npt ut mebbele
fra gbiIippinerns oerne Gang, os bog
nosei - nosst isrsslist sm gIp os
Blob, iom iebuanIist. 8. BatailIOner
al 2S. Snfantsri bar forlsbsn ubs paa
strengthening ipo for SINUS. De
msoie fart WObfanb at Sniursenierne,
og bleu br9bt, buoriblanbt en- Qsjts
nani, 90 iaorsbss. 5nIurssntsrns
miiisbe not benueb 60 @sn. Bates
bar III 6ousb,uartsr SINUS. os Sen.
Sdwan Iaasers mob Spb,nar Santa
Roia.
gsitnant @illmore Of 6rpbisrsn
DortiOwn, iom bIep iasst til 6anss af
Sniursentsrne ueb 4aIer for mango
Ma0neber iibsn fom, IorIsbsn msb Damp.
ftib fra gisan for at belese fin Softer,
iom en- lib bar uaret ) iWlaniIa. Uleb
BAN par psterien, Gnbssisn. BaIton,
0oubots gQswOrtb. 9bmarbs os pa.
rOIere. @iumors fissr at ban Os bans
Sammerater par baIut fuItet libel, ba
be ben lsbe December bleu befriebe psb
2lbulst Globsn.
Otter at be bIeu tasne I'll 6anss fertes
be til Gan Jiioro, bpor Gilmore, fom
par iaorst | stnaet, fom iis. Derpaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
Wtnnejota.

pOIitimeiteren gilbert Sea, Guilt
BON, tOm fOrIsbeH DiOrsen temmeIiq
ilemt til Stabe, iom 5sIse af fin essu
S.scesIssbee. 6an par itaaet op tio.
fig ON Mlorsenen for at gore SIb
StatieIOunen, os for at Istie arbsibet
piloe ban belbe Iibt PstroIeum pao
Drenoet. 6an tns imioIertib fell al
RaHoerne o9 beIote @aloIinoIe paa
Stsbet mso bet Rsiultat, at Der paa.
fulste en- sanife uoIbiom gtspIoiion.
9an bIep ilemt forbranot 9ousbst os
paa 69nberne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10

ienoes be til Bi9on, buor be, efter Or
ore fra asuiruIoo, bleu ubmarfet be:
bonoleoe. Yien oa General Jino tom
liz Gi9an, bsbanoieOes be baaiot, bIep
tditet | 5rnsieI og boIotes | tire Waaos
neoer afit9n9t fra bele Yerbsn. @en.
5ino latte Dsositraf for ale Snbfoote.
iom uioite fig uenIigs mob benz. @iu:
Liore ifrep fem Brepe Ill 1ino og bab
ON Waab Os 9apper os ON GiuaoeIie
for 6anserne til Of faa lesenilis Beues
seIie. 9fter lang 1ibs 6orIeo tom ban
til 59nslet os IOuebe, at beres Qlns
uObnins ffuIbs bIiue OpIpIbt, men bon
bOIot 0Ioris fit qsfte.
Den ste December toses 5anserne
til 9ensue, 90 fuIste 1inos 6ar paa
Iiibusetoset, eiter OF ban par nauet al
2lmeritunerns; fra SIocos Norts Bier
gene tom be til en- utenot 6IOo Os par
oa baIu bsbs af Cult.
slmeritanerne uar faa tet efter Sn-
iureenterne, at oisie MATTE mari6ere
ON glatten peo 2ns at 5atIer. SaaIes
oes 9it bet til ben l6te December. oa
be naaebe AbuIet 5IOoen; Sniur9snterne
tunbe itfs Ian9ere fortlatte Marl6sn,
General 9ino os 800 SOIbater fOrs
iuunbt os efterIob en- Oilicer mso so
Munb for at bsuoste 6anse.ae. Dc
9nbfeote bIep tpun9ue iii at 6psse en-
6Iuuoe, os pua benns breu be ncsIe fua
Ulil neb ao 6loben. Dc git 9ano og
iIos eeir.
SniurssntOfiiceren iaeoe. at ban af
General Iino baubs Orors til at brGbs
aus @msrItanerne, men at bans Sams
uittisbeb ior5so bam at be9aa Dlorb.
Gan pilbe berfor forIube benz, o9 Iabe
benz tIars iis,iaa scot be runbe. 9ia'
more o9 bans Rammeraier bIep natur-
Iispis bierttlis glaze.
DE- baabebe, trobs aa msgst par
mob benz, at naa AmeritanerneS Qinie.
De bab Sniur9sntofficeren ON to Rifer,
men ban in9t, at ban lite funoe Iaos
benz iaa benz, ba ban lite funbe gore
R.snifab for beres 6orfoinben, naar ban
Tom tiIbage til @en. Iino.
Da Sniursenterne par saoet .iies @ills
more og bans Ranmerater ON Boro paa
blaaoen. Nene Dag par be uosn Rab
o9 siorbe berfor ansreb paa ct gus,
buOr be iit fat nOast 0iis Os i5isener.
Spanite 5anse, iOm osfaa par loss
laote, for neoab 6looen paa lamme
BIS iom 2meritansrne. Den anben
Dag. efter at Sniursenterns bauoe fors
Iaot BEN. ifsbts be paa Obetlt 6are os
Sberit 9ow,e, iom meb l4o ubuaIste
Manb mari6srsbe lanss 5iooen for at
isse efier 5anserns. Disie par iaa Iis
9niursenter, barfooet os baarIs tIebte.
at bet tim par msb Wlsie be unosif, at
be omeritanite trooper ifsb paa benz
Salt so Sanger bsfriebss. @illmore
flyer, Of be 9nofsbte, naar be par un.
Der asninalbos 5nbfipoeIis. iOm RessI
par usnlise mob Ameritanerne. Spas
nisrus bIsu berimob sruiOmt bsbanoIebe
belle liben, os ameritanerne usiaa, naar
1ino bapbe acmmanoosn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
5utmois.

@n Dampfeoel CHARLES Stouts Sops
msue 3d., n@r auna. etsplobsrsbe fors
leeen Dag. bpOrueo arbeibsre orebtes
og 9ieren blep ilemt fp9lfst.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-21

To those who are interested in
an evening of all-round entertain
ment:
Alba Haywood appeared here in
our lecture course and entertain
ments on the evening of the Goth
of February. He is more than he
claims to be. These evenings are
filed with the highest grade OF
entertainment and most excellent
music. No community could pos
sibly make mistake in securing
him to entertain. His characters
are simply rich, and he is full OF
life and up to date. Respectfully
G. r. BOYD,
Superintendent City Schools.
KOsclusko Miss.
veazey Opera House, Friday
March 23rd.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-21

Nothing but unstinted praise has
reached my ears from those who
were present last night at tie en-
tertainment given by Alba Hey
wood and his Peerless Company.
l never saw an audience so
thoroughly pleased. If this com.
pany ever returns to Greenville,
las | hope they willy they will be
sure of an even larger audience.
The high moral tone of it's members
and the excellence of the perfor-
nance make it a pleasure to COM
mand this company to those who
love that which is best in music
and amusement.
B. E. GEER, Furman Uni
versity Greenville s. G.
Veazey Opera House, Friday
March 23rd,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-21

A lady whose Christian name is
Jane, and whose little daughter is
named after her, engaged a house
keeper, who is also named Jane.
Thinking that three James in
one household might occasion con-
fusion, the lady said to the new
conner, who was a tall, angular
woman, with a rigid air and an un-
compromising cast of countenance,
~ think, Jane, it will be better for
me to call you by your last name,
if you have no objection"
"No'm; l have no objection"
said the housekeeper, standing
stiffly erect, valise in hand.
Call me Darlin,' ma'am. if you
prefer. That's my name."-Mem-
phis Scimitar.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-21

Mr.. Horace Blak ,sly of the
Franklin Marble and Granite works
has commenced the construction of
handsome monument IN the Pro
testant Graveyard over the grave
Of tie late Mrs. E. T. King. When
completed it will be of the same
style as that Of Mrs. Kings brother
the late Mr.. John Marsh. The
monument, from an artistic stand
point, it is . beauty and reflects
credit on the workmanship Of Mr..
Blakesly.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-21

Mr.. Alba Haywood and his
Peerless Company gave an enter
tainment in this city last night
under the auspices of the San
Antonio Lyceum, and completely
captured the audience. The per-
Torrance was clean, smooth, whole
some and extremely entertaining.
Each member Of the company is
an artist and merits the highest
praise. The representations OF
Mr.. Haywood cannot be excelled.
l most cordially recommend this
company. THOMAS 81. FRANK
LIN, President San Antonio
Lyceum.
veazey Opera House, Friday
March 23rd.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-21

Quite a delightful surprise party
was given at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Selma, lately, in honor of
Miss Ada Decuir and Miss Annie
Trahan. Delicious refreshments
were served and enjoyed by all
present. The party broke up at a
late hour. Those present we're:
Misses Ada Decuir, Fife Colson,
Annie Trahan, Leila Marie,
Olympic Leblanc, Coralie Selma,
Dorline Blanc. Messrs Cap Au-
coin, Alex Bertrand, Joe Bienve-
nue., Etienne Blanc, julius Boutte,
Walter Bou..te and Joe Selma.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-21

During Eastertide tho Ladies Of
the Epiphany Guild will give an
entertainment which promises to
equal, if not to surpass any amuse-
ment that has been given in the
late past. There will be a Fancy
Dress Ball for the children with
numerous other attractions. Fur
Their particulars will be announced
hereafter.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-21

A. delightful Talla-ho ride was
enjoyed on lAst Monday night BY
quits few of our young society
people, in Mr.. John Fishers bus
The following young ladies and
gentlemen, are the ones that en-
joyed this most delightful ride
around the city. Misses Josie and
clara Fisher, Ada Berry. Anita
Toffier, and several other charming
young ladies. Messrs. John and
Fred Baumann, Howard Lylss, A
Ortmeyer. K. Boutte, A. Occur,
and several other young men.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-21

The Louisiana State Fair will be
held in New Orleans, and will open
on April 14th, closing on May 9th.
The railroad will undoubtedly
make a special rate as was done
last year. The fair promises to
surpass anything of its kind held
in the State since the Cotton Cen
tenniar Exposition of 1884.