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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-05-16
Belle Isle Salt Works.

usa- Wm. s Smith, Chicago's 's
st'f civil and mining engineer ar
''sa here Monday and was met
= WI and Mrs. C. B. Wiser. of
s'''c Isle Salt Works. The OBJ
- " Tue generals visit is to as
a1''1 tlle condition of the 4OC
ss shaft at the works which late.
A'lsu up with water. 1t is be.
wv 'nat this flow, which reach
VI more feet from the top,
90 lioil q pocket, and is not in
NJ sas connected with the Gulf.
i. a's Pocket is of not too exten-
~, u',nehslons the water will be
''a out and work commenced a
n = the flow then continues
j. = '.'e' will be closed by a freez-
.ssI Process and after closed IN bv
l'aited. '' a heWNshaft
A.. : ueneral may return after .
nss,;,' Investigation or may
II '''end the work until ready
4 H. mlning The General is
~ ~ sps q gentlemen that we
n. wang in this section a Iono.
! W.. s''lout becoming tired ofand
Ilas.s.' y he will find things as
i s. f'sa, 70 him as it is to us 70
aavs him here Ex = Us %
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State News.
,.vs of Interest Gathered
From our Exchanges.

General John Y. Gilmore, editor
Il d,roprietor of the Sugar Plant
- J, fournal. and Major-GeneraI
~ .,mmandirg I. c. v, is seriously
- his home, corner Pleasant and
n.rtonia streets. He presided
.'sr the press convention at New
iberia only few days ago, and
..s taken i'll on a train coming
,.ae and has been confined to his
lam eyer since, suffering from an
n uounI The ball, which has
..rer been distracted, has been a
.,pstant source of pain and trou-
BE to lim.-states.
The first mill to be organized
ruaer the Picayune's present
s,moaign was the Hargrove Cot
ton Mill Company, of Shreveport,
saeb was begun in April, 1899,
nd Is now advancing in its work
very rapidly. 1t has 100000
subscribed stock, and has pur-
chased % acres of ground for lOca-
tiou. aDd ordered machinery for a
5000 spindle and l5O,loom equip
meDt-Daily Leader.
The Ascension Branch Sugar
Painters Association, of Louisiana,
has gone into liquidation, caused
BY an Indigestion of elephant we
suppose. -Rayne Tribune.
The Southern Pacific people will
move into their new passenger
depot at the foot of Hodges street
next Saturday.
They will not wait any longer
for the furniture and fixtures to
arrive from Chicago but VIII move
the furniture from the old depot
and use it until the other arrives !,
The company have had many diff
eElties to contend with since they
started the erection of the new
structure. After the move is made
teVe al other moves in the vicinity
Of the old depot will be made and
things will be lively IN that part of
the city for a while Il. c.. Press.
The past week was predominant
y dry and it was possible to make
considerable progress in field work
anil Ia the eradication of the grass
which made headway during the
recent rainy spell. Light showers
lel early III the week, but they 5
were NOT unwelcome, and were in |
no way allied to the beating rains
previously experienced. The fields {
now look clean md attractive, as
arlle, and the crop situation is |
favorable and encouraging-Plant t
e.
both houses of the General As t
'elAolI were called to order at Baton q
A'age on Monday last. Hon. J. Y
sahders Of st. Mary was elected /
'peaker By reclamation. g
non. ". II. McClendon of Tan /
spaoa parish has b en- elected see- 6
! 'a'y Olthc State Senate.
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'sss,, nan, IAN class of newspaper
tbat I .s' sa'nk' Or affect to think,
y ,saatry ssa editors should write
- n s''er { that goes into his
- y therefore, do not look
pon the reproduction
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-05-16

She wrote to him, and closed her
letter with these meaning words:
| remain, GLADYS FITzMAURIcE.
She sighed deeply as she wiped
her pen upon her hair.
chow long shall | remain this?'
she asked herself. In much agony of
spirit.
Then she folded the mlsslve and
sealed it with the ancient crest OF
the house Of Fllzmaurice. Detroit
Journal.
"Who Is the most remarkable
man mentioned in modern history?"
asked the querlst.
"No," said the man who had lust
made some speeches. "You can't
interview me. Pm too modest to
talk abUut myself, w ashington
Star.
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PERSONALS.

was IN Town MONDAY and tuesday.
Mr.. Tom Conrad was a pleasan
caller at our office on Monday, last
Capt. John T. White returned
Monday from a business trip tC
Lake Charles.
Mrs. J. H. Carlln, of Rayne, was
the guest of relatives IN New lberis
this week.
Mrs. j. Muller and children oi
Baldwin are visiting Mrs. Leopold
DeBlanc of West End.
Mr.. Cap Broussard, and George
Livingston of st. Martinville, were
in town on Tuesday last.
Mr.. Josh Miller, a bright young
man from Bastrop, La, was pleas,
ant caller at our otlice on Monday,
last.
Mrs. Capt. Abe Smith came up
frsm Patterson on Saturday, last
and will remain in our city for
week visiting her many friends.
General Dudley Avery of Avery's
Island, was among the arrivals last
night. He Is here to see the OPEN
ing.-States Baton Rouge Cor.
Miss Effie Sorrells, bright and
accomplished young lady of the
IBER1AN staff, and Mr.. r. G.
Reynolds drove over to Abbeville
on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Z. Voorhies
of New iberia, are spending a few
days IN town. they are the guests of
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. L.
Brous sard.-Messenger.
Mr.. j. 3. Pellern, the accomo-
dating railroad agent at Lafay cite,
paid his old home visit on Sunday
last ana returned on Mondays early
morning train.
Mrs. T. D. Hayes, Miss Jessie V.
Lille and Miss Ida Francis of Iberia,
all spent Sunday last at Olivier.
They were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A Stewart and family.
Miss Merry Lovett, an accom-
plished young lady of Arkansas, is
the suest of her sister, Mrs. Smyley, |
of lower Main Street. This young
lady will remain III Iberia all sum.
mer.
Mr.. Robert Mckay, a popular
young society man of East End,
made flying trip TO Lafayette on
Sunday, last TO see his '.5sst girl.
''Bob" takes these trips quite often
of late.
Miss Lena Bourgeois, a charming
young lady of ST. James Parish and
4 niece of MIR. Paul LeBourseois,
who has been here on a visit left foi
Jeauerette yesterday, much to the
regret of many friends.
Thomas E. Conrad of New Iberia
passed through the city Saturday,
on his way home from Baltimore,
where he has just graduated with
,onors from the dental department,
,f Maryland University with tn.
ieeree OF d. D. S. DR.. Conrad WI
practice In New Iberia.
Mr.. A. w. Bittle, principal OF
,ur public shoots, was visitor to
New Iberia, Friday, for the pur-
pose of observing the manage
nent Of High Schools there, with
. view of establishing a High
School Washington Enter
Prise.
Congressman Broussard Is i town
% remain until after the Inaugural
hon. He slipped quietly from
w ashington 10 be present at the
accoucLment of the new sdminis,ra-
lion and he will hasten back to his
duties at Washington as soon as that
has been accomplished. States
Baton Rouge Cor.
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the times, no better could be given
than 'monopoly.n

the times, no better could be given
than monopoly"
There are the municipal monopo-
lies of street railways and gas and
electric plants; there is the rail
road monopoly and the telephone
monopoly; and there are the trust
monopolies-each and every one
OF which is the foundation of CO.
lossal private fortunes and each
and every one which is rooted and
grounded in special privileges.
The form of monopoly most ats
tracing public attention is that
commonly known as the trust.
Within the past two years we have
not only seen most phenomenal
growth of trusts, but we have ex-
perienced an extraordinary and
rapid rise in the prices of trust
products.
While the actual capital invest
ed is less than five billions of doll
lars, the trusts are capitalized at
more than ten billions and to pay
dividends on their fictitious capi-
tallzation, the annual tribute ex-
torted by them in excess of reason
able returns on the capital invest
ed, is more than s3Oo,OOO,OO0 per
year.
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The Curse Of Private Monopoly.

IL we were to sum up In one
word the cause of the social evil OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-07
NINTH INFANTRY AT SEA.

Washington, June 2S.-The War De-
partment received the following I'M
dated cablegram from General Mac
Arthur this morning:
"Adjutant General, Washington
Transport left Manila, $3.50 morning
June 9th, with Colonel Liscum in com
mand, thirty-nine officers, 1871 men.
MACARTHUR"
Quartermaster General Ludington re-
ceived cable message today from Col
Miller, quartermaster at Manila, say.
ing that the transport Port Albert
which accompanies the Logan to Taku
carried nineteen wagons, four ambu'
lances and one delivery wagon, with
four mules for each vehicle and forage
for thirty days. This cargo comprised
the principal outfit of the Ninth Infan
try and Is expected to be delivered a
Taku few hours after the arrival o.
the troops on the Logan
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-07
HAWAIIAN ART PUBLISHING

Fred ]. Behre, who has come tc Ni0-
nolulu to establish with Photographer
J. J. Williams the Hawaiian Art Pub
fishing Company, is one Of the best
known and highly recommended are
printers on the western coast. The
work for which Mr.. Behre became most
widely known was done during his
residence in Los Angeles where he con-
Quoted one of the largest and best
equipped art publishing establish
ments of the west. 3D.. ...
Nearly all the souvenir and advertis-
ing matter turned out In Southern CALI
fornia was done under Mr.. Behres di-
rection. Some of his most notable work
was done for the Worlds Fair exhibit
in the way Of relief maps, and photo
gravures of the beauties of the South.
land. More recently Mr.. Behre has
been with the Union Engraving GO. Of
San Francisco, having been acting
manager during the seven months all
sence of Mr.. Crane.
The object of the Hawaiian Art Pub
fishing Co. is to produce anything in
the art printing line that can be found
anywhere in the United States and Mr.
Behre and Mr.. Williams have the men
and material to do it with. This will
prevent the necessity of local business
houses sending their orders to the
Coast for bill heads. etc, as has been
the custom for many years past when
special designs are desired. Mr.. BChrt
has himself handled large amounl OF
the work sent out of the Islands by
local firms. hence Is well acquainted
with what is wanted. The plant sOor
to be established will handle half tone
and photo engraving. II Is also tho
intention to make a specially of the
three color work and Mr.. Behrc has {
process of his own for printing from
steel plate engraving that gives splen
did results and has become very pop
ular on the Coast. All classes OF news
paper illustration will be handled ,anC
general commercial work, labels, ON
bossed cards and calendars, fine class
maps and general poster Autographs
In fact with the plant soon to be estab
lished there will be nothing IN the ar
printing line that cannot be done II
Honolulu and on short notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-07
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Ottillie Fjord arrived in San Fran
cisco June 20, % days from Kahului.
The kinau brought the following cargo:
73S bags potatoes, % bags corn, horses,
10 hogs and q hides.
The Wanimoo brought 25H tons of
general merchandise for I. h. Davies x
Co. She came in at 1890 o'clock this
morning.
The ship Fort George arrived in San Fran
cisco from this port on June 20. The pas
sage was made in % days The schooner
Olga from kahului arrived the same day.
She made trip In 10 days.
Captain Campbell, Captain Clark of W.
G. Irwin K Co. and Captain Goodwin of
the Dirlgo, have been appointed a court to
make inquiry into the damage done the
new navy wharf by transport lately.
The lwaiani reports as follows on Ha
makua sugar matters: 1000 bags of sugar
left at H. s. Co. Grinding has not yet
been resumed. Work will commence Mon
day. Cleaned out p. ). M. Grinding has
ceased at that place for week or two.
The Doric arrived in port early last eve
ming after quick trip from San Francisco
She brought two passengers for this port
| lie lOIlS Iulls uullIB Nllc Nuydec WclS
| as follows: To noon July l., 2S4 knots
July 2, 34o; July 3, $40; July !, 343; July
s, $40; July g, 34I; to port, 90. Total
2o87.
The gangway Of the Doric got stuck a:
the steamer was hauling away from tn,
Pacific Mail wharf this afternoon and tn,
whole thing went into rhe water. The
native dock hands might have been abl'
to pull the gangway ashore had they beef
so minded but II is supposed they preferred
a good laugh.
The bark Ceylon arrived from Laysar
Island this morning with cargo of 100;
tons guano tor hackfeld x Co. Sh,
brought as passengers captain Spence
and wife with eleven Japanese, Captain
Spencer managed the business for II. Hack
field & Co. until the McNear arrived will
the new manager and luna.
The new schooner Rosamond arrived il
port this morning, % days from Sal
Francisco v lth tull cargo Of 1000 tons o
general merchandise consigned TO I. II
Davies * Co. and full deck load of o;
head mules and horses, III ice cows, pig
and sheep. Captain Ward Is In command
The Rosamond Is at the lrmgard wharf.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-07
"AriStoc racy."

The performance of "Aristocracy
by the James NELL Company last night
was one of the best, II not the very
best this excellent company has given
us. Every one in the cast gave superb
renditions of their respective roles,
The costumes of the ladies were rich
and the scenery elaborate. No fault
can be found with this excellent COM
pany in any respect so far.
The "Amazons" will be the bill for
tonight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-07
At the Orpheum.

Tonight will be the last opportunity
to see the Southwell Opera Co.. The
performance Of Eel Captain" by this
company is the best Of the good bills
the company has given and well worth
seeing. Without doubt "El Captain
will never be seen again in Honolulu
by any company and this opportunity
should be taken advantage Of
The company positively leaves by
the Australia for the Mainland Tues,
day and the Orpheum will be closed
indefinitely.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-07
ORpHEUM CO., LTD.

Upon the request of five directors as
provided in the Bye'Laws, Special Meet
Ing OF the stockholders OF the Orpheum
Co., Ltd, will be held on WEDNESDAY
July II, 1000, at 3p. m. at the office Of
N. p. Robinson, Esd, Fort street, Homo
lulu, for the fol owing objects:
TO amend the Bye Laws,
To MI any vacancies among the Officers
or directors, and
To transact any other business which
may be brought before the meeting.
A full attendance Is requested. Busi
ness Of importance.
ALEX. ST, N. MACINTOSH,
Is77t3 Acting Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-07
WANTED.


- Mfg. Co, Queen ST I,76wt
..x,e,,. -
WhN'ED oOoD SECOND mana surrey Tor
..,,,,.S .-s.,s.z,..
WhNIED--AP POSITION as clerk or salesman.
work and window DIRE, sing. Speak and write Ian
eGages First class references Married man Address
]. NJ N this office rs7.wr
AJANTED-WATCHESt to repair by jeweisr ~ Is
w years experience. q. DlElZ, az Nuu,nu st
is,,-if
,.xr.n ,o,,.,, 49,, -,
WhNlEr-looN, mhN ior CASHIER desk,
Tor for assistant In ofce collecting and make him
COMPANY, Id. Is7B-u
old PAPERS TO EXcH ,NGE for clean Cot
ION ION Rags APPLY al bohe'n othee' iSo9-u
XlyANTED-To sell oooo M,nII, CIyarS a, ar
w each MYRTLE Cigar Store nes, 10 Orrheum
&C., iSo7-im .......-..-.
EXPERIENCED SEWING GIRLS In dressmaklny
Z deparImpnt, Whitney q Marsh tsm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-07
Pound Masters Notice
OF EStrayS.

Notice Is hereby given, that the animals
described below have been impounded in
the Government Pound at Makiki, kona,
Island of Oahu, and unless the pound fees
and damages are sooner satisfied, will be
sold at the date hereunder named, accord
Ing to law:
july, 1901 white horse branded q
on left hind leg.
July s, Iooo.--I roam horse branded on
right hind Lex TX; one right hind foot
white and the rest black; white spots on
the forehead and nose.
All owners Of the above described ami
mails are hereby notified that ! will Sc
them at public auction on Saturday, July
81, 1900, at IL M, II not called for before
that date, K. kEKUENE,
1870 PoundmasteI.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-07

I oST-A PAIR OF SpECTACLES. The finder
l. will receive liberal reward at this Office, 1877
I OST--Red and Yellow FEATHER LEI, between
l. depot and hshmarket Fnde will please return
same to this office and receive reward. Is77u
I OST-TWO PAIRS OF Opera Glasses on King
l. street car leaving Kamehameha ter.ainal at 7:IS
.. m. Finder will recev, reward by returning same
to this office IS76-wI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-07
Sugar on Hawaii.

The Kinau reports as follows in regard
to sugar on Hawaii: Waiakea, 500; n p.
S, NJ. 1900; Wainaltu, II 900. Papaikou.
u, 900; Pepeekeo, Coco; honomu, 5000;
Hakalau, 10000; Laupahoehoe, none; Co.
kala, none; Kukaiau, 1900; Paauhou, 1900
Honokaa, 1000; kukulhaele, none; honu'
apo, none; Punaluu, none. Total Of o.,
500 bags.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-07
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
MAUNALEI SUGAR CO., LTD.

There will be Special Meeting of the
stockholders of the Maunalei Sugar Co.,
Ltd, at the Chamber of Commerce rooms
at II o'clock a. m. TUESDAY, Aug 9TH,
1900. for the purpose Of amending By
Laws. {. b. GRAY,
Sec. Maunalei Sugar Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, July 7, 1900. Is77mI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-07
WANTS.

Nfds. IN tbs column DH Do inherited at
w ~ esnB line one inss,tior; az cents tao
irSt,hoyG 20 cents one pest, 20 cfri' TAO uccks
and % cents one rponft. Tb,i Is tie ebedted advsy-
bnns sps, offered toe people Of Honoinip.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-07
BY AUTHORITY.
EXECUTIVE NOTICE.

EXECUTIVE NOTICE.
TIE ritory Of Hawaii.
The Governor directs that notice be
given that he has reappolnted
Mrs. Alice Clark Jordan and Mr.. Helm
Iich Martins Won Holt,
Commissioners Of Public Instruction.
HENRY E. COOPER,
Secretary Of the Territory.
Executive Building, Honolulu, July 6,
1900. Is77.It
The sun., 1900-11-24
WArTERSON TALKS OF 1901.
Tho Editor Say. That Much Can Happen Politi-
Cally in -Four Years.

Henry wa'terson Is IN town for a few days
and last evening his opinion was asked as to
the probable policy of IN" Democratic party
In the national contest of 1901,
-Four years Is generation In American
politics. said Nr. Wattcrson Look at the
history Of the past years. With one exception.
that Of Gen. Grant. the nominee FOR President
vas comparatively unknown outside of lbs
own state beyond n brief period before lis
uunination. In lssi, two hours before Polk
WIS nominated he was an obscure candidate
for the NiC"-Pr'sdarCy
Franklin Pierce, named In 1852. was so little
known that when hi nomination was an
uounced delegates asked Who in he'll is he?'
Two wears b"i Re Abr hd'n Lincoln waS named
lie had not EcIi HI debates with Douglas and
was not known beyond the confines Of Illinois
samuel J Iiluen. Two wears before his nomina-
ton for hlei Magistrate. WIS n private citizen.
known as j he Sage OF GIamcrCy Park
"brONri iIvN Clt.u two ears hF fore his nomi-
nation was Ma or e.: Rui'alu. Ben amin ilarri-
son two wears before his nomination h retired
from tho senate and was supposed to he roi't-
.ca!lN dead Much can hayIen In four years.
and. therefore, cav That four ears IA a gen.
GRAFTON m Arnor.can 'uii'ics
The sun., 1900-11-24
COMMISSIONER BOYLES DEBT.
Jud sment for SIO.elO Against Him for None
He Owed Edward kearney.

Judgment or sl0.eiO was entered YESTERDAY
against Fast River Bridge Commissioner James
W BOYLE in favor Of Edward W Kearney and
John Foley. as executors Of the estate Of the
l7te Edward Kcsrnev. who ded Jan. -. 1904.
on a note made on Nov. H.. lNp3 hv Nr Boy L.
20, the order cf kearney fnr 500, ia, able
ryt' days from dn'o ~ the Oriental Bank
Judgment wns taken b" default Boz 10 WIS
erycd with tho papers in the suit n the Office
= 'lS Tp.' Eivnr Bridge tDuri- SOW
Dove 10 now the executive member ~ Tam
many Hall from the seventh Assembly dis
tri,t hut hc will be suocoe led In tho ENecu-
tive ommttce Of 1901 by MAD rman prtri X
II Eeahon, who defeated him at the August
primaries During the fight against BOYLE.
h"lhon's followers demanded an accounting
fur tho funds contributed 10 the organization
and did not obtain il.
They accused Boyle of making no record
Of h~ rcCeipt- or disbursements, and alleged
also that the ass"s-m"uts On members Of the
General committee in the district were nearly
twice aS large a. those in any other dIstrCt.
Boyl" at one time had a prosperous oyster
business and was known as Saddle Rock
Jimmy" He is nov n member Of the Demo-
cratic State committee
\ judgment for $3.50 was also entered against
Isaac II Dahlmau IN favor Of ia executors
of tho estate of Ldward Kearney and n note
made 10y Mr. Dal Imam on Jan. g. 1900, payable
one month from date.
The sun., 1900-11-24
MARRIED ~ A Police COURT.
Queer Freak Of a wei Connected Young Couple
From New England.

Two couples walked into the Yorkvillc police
court YESTERDAY afternoon and announced
nervously that one of the pair wished TO be
married The hridcsroom-to-be said he was
Norman Wesley HAYWARD Of Hartford. Conn.
The bridc-to-be said she was Miss Ethel virginia
Robinson - years old. Of Burlington. Vt.
The couple they hsd brought with tncm a.
witnesses were illI' T. th of Boston and
Bessie e. Hawlev of Burlington. h" CLERK
got the impression that the quartet had come
stra ight fro that place
Magistrate Pool tied the knot in his private
roor. The bridal pair rr u"-red that they
be asked only such questions as were necessary.
Both the brde and tier woman companion
we're pretty one OF the questions the clerk
asked the bridagroo was whether or not the
parents on both sides knew Of their intention
to be married
Well not exactly" replied tho hridcgroo
He SAID in court that Ia hat been cashier
In the New York Life Insurance Company's
on ce AZ Hartford for the at five wears
HaKTFoRD. Conn. Nov 23 Norman Wesley
HAYWARD, vino was married IN the police court
I'm New York to-day. is cashier u, tho local
agency Of the New York Life ln.uranc. Com
pany Miss Ethel ' Robinson : the daughter
Il former President Robinson Il tho vernon
] ife Insurance Company Friends and relatives
knew that the couple We're 10 be married Mr.
Hayward got q vacation for Il week for that
purpose and left Hartford this morning HI
friends hero arc puzzled at the manner and
place OF the marriage
The sun., 1900-11-24
ss,oss srasts ron rams.
Assis thsss. ,hs es.p,e ssA Weres Acts wS
rolIew klsdt w"sds

M,a.,ui,s Sov n I,.prr-ident Kruger
left ths city M. morning Tor Paris. by way ~
~ on where be ia tn stsnd tonight
Ile was conveyed to tho railway station In
n ,',,-.d catrtaso urforc he buardsd the train
be- made a bf.sf speech to the spectators, In
witch he again ., pfcss~si his thanks Tor tho
reception rendered ~ him Yesterday lie hoped,
hc .atl that tho sympathy shown would u"
followed 10y acts that would serve the Boer
cause
A,fGSoN. Nov 23 Great crowds cheercd
President Kruger from Tsrascon 10 this place.
/ whore the rendarrnes had great dln'cuty In
preventing the people from forcing their way
into his railway carriage.
DION. Nov 23 -Ea President Kruger was
chcercd by crowd. at every station on his
way TO this city A. Lyons he was induced
to leave the train and show himself outside
the station After acknowledging nm adj
dress that was presented to him Mr. Kruger
and his rarty attempted to return TO tho train.
The crowd. In their anxiety to get near lin.
swert away tho barriers formed by the police
and tho train wa- regalned by the party only
after a struggle The people ~ere most en-