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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01

Among all these "A Tale Of Two Cities
Is best adapted TO the stage and among
the numerous versions of this that OF
Mr. Freeman Wills is the best.
The date Of the Grand's opening Is
not yet definitely fixed Mr.. Carrut-
hers, treasurer OF the house, has gone
of on taunt 20 pass on the merits Of
company which has quested the
opening dates. II his verdict Is favor
able, the opening viii be set for Sept
ember goth, II not. then September "a,
with an eastern company Mr. Mulvey
has been laying out some heavy sums
in reftting his house and the artist
Mr.. Anderson. has been at work all
summer on several new sets Of scenery
a new drop curtain IS also promised for
the opening night
Mrs. Viola Pratt Gillette has written
letter iu her mother In this city from
Cincinnati. Ohio IN which she says
81 have bscn working very hard indeed.
came 70 Cincinnati for a grand opera
and II Is a new opera every week
go have TO be constantly singing from
Q In the morning until the curtain rings
down az night We give a performs
ancc every evening. and rehedrsals 60
on an the time We have already played
Martha, Faust" Mauritania" III
Travatore,' la Traviata," Lucia"
'Cavalleriu Rusticana," bohemian
Girl, Romeo ana Juliet" and "TPag-
haccl.' Next week We play Mig
nom and then expect 20 go back to
New York. II is said I
made a big success here. Certainly l
received some very fine newspaper
notices but the work Is awfully hard.
Rehearsals for the Nelson company
VIII soon be under way so / have little |
time 20 lose. This company opens |
within a few miles of New York, in |
New Haven, and win play all around |
the Metropolis, after which Il will be /
seen for long season in New York |
don't know just yet what month we I
will play in salt Lake city" The /
criticisms Of the Cincinnati newspapers !
were very friendly in their character 1
towards Mrs Gillette. Here Is |
sample expression of the appreciation
II her work by the Cincinnati Enquirer: |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01

old company are retained But the play
requires a very large number Of people.
Nat Goodwin, who is resting In Eng
| land VIII probably show when We
| Were Twenty-one' 10 Londoners be-
fore he returns to this country
Maude Adams will open with
'L.Aiglon' in Baltimore next month.
ANA, after a couple Of weeks. takes II
Tor an indefinite stay Ia New York
The custom stlll prevails In English
theaters Of charging six pence Twelve
cents) for a program. Two or three
London theaters are the only excep-
tons
The Henry Miller season of ten weeks
at the Columbia Theattr San Fran
cisco, ends tonight MY Miller has had
but very few houses that have not been
crowded most Of the money having
been taken in for The Ouly Way" and
'Heartsease.
Mr. Willard OPENS at the fremont.
Boston, on November 18Th. and after
W NlA NANtiN NIM 10TH NIidkN, tI1..
and finishes az Toronto iu MAY. 1901
His repertoire win include THE Md
dleman, "The Professors Love Story"
David GaT,ck TON Pinch" and
new plays by II, L. Barrow and Louis
n, Parker respectively
No introduction Is REQUIRED FOR "The
Man From Mexico" which VIII be M
the Salt Lake Theater soon. II has al
ready achieved a great success here.
and this season bids fair 20 out-dlstance
It's former triumph The farce Ia of
the better order Of wit and humor. and
Is presented by a most excellent com !
pany headed by George c. Boniface Jr. !
These are the new stars OF the sea |
son: Mary Nannering. Ethel Barry |
more, Grace George, Gertrude Cough |
Ian, Belle Archer. John j.. Kellerd. |
Henry Jewett, a. II. Wilson. Macklyn |
Arbuckle, Peter +. Daley. Henrietta /
Crossman, Marie Burroughs, Minnie /
Selgman, Robert billiard, Henry Dix.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01

The cast 81 "The Mandarin" Is now
complete and those who viii appear are
Mr Goddard. Mr. spencer Nj. Pyper
Mr. Campbell Mr. Graham Mr.. wal
Hce onI 1iIss Savage. Miss Levy, Miss
Fisher Miss pyr, Miss Mabel CLARK.
and Miss Barrow. The opening Of the
home opera eeason viii be on october
Eth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
MUSIC NOTES.

sousa and his hand sall for home on
the st. Louis today
he Boston Lyric Opera company win
present The Idols Eye in this city
Jennie Hawley is now rchoarsng
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01

Geo T., Lask. the well known stage
manager OF the Tiyou opera hpuso. san
Francisco. who once acted n that
capacity M the Grand iu th.H .ity. has
,fesgnod hts position and accepted am-
pl0mont under Dunno Eylav. hc win
De- general stage director " 40 thgir
productions and Il they had searched
the land over they could have found uo
one better able TO 6ll The BIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01

\ While king John VIII be the lead
Ting feature OF Madame Modjeskl's come
dug tour. which viii open October i5th.
tho great Polish actress win be seen M
some Of her familiar roles. notably az
iLady Macbeth. Camille and Mary Stu-
art The king John revival prom
lses to De the greatest production in
(Which Modieska has ever figured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01

John Drew is 90 play Richard Car
veil Miss Conquest is 20 be his lead
Ing lady, and several members Of his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01
Sits Arvilia Clark.

Contralto; Teacher of Voice and Plano
Studio 327-S Constitution Building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01

Evan Stephens win arrive home soon
cr than Doc originally intended The
date is now sct Tor oct !. ON his return
FOO The United states be wlll visit ne
various schools OF music in the East,
spending Two or three days at each
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01

oy. Wilton Lackaye, Edus May, Jerome
.,sykes,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-01

.aSth Pete Daley, she does not visit as
with Alice Nellson.
Mr. Fred Graham will sing Jesus
Lover OF NV Soul" by Tours, In the
Tabernacle tomorrow
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-29
: Die Yripat gead,rihten iibel

- Die Yripat 9tahribten iiber
Den iblebten @elunobeitsSuitano Der
oeutlden 9ruppen in China iino
amtlib beltdtigt tpurben. 9iubr uno
Ippbus Iino epioenliid) aufgetreten
unb ieoen 1aa finben mebrere 9us
oesfdlle itatt.
= Der 9aiier bon Sapan bat ben
@enerallnaior Sufuibima uno ben
Maipr 9adibana gum Stabe oes
@eneralIelomari6als 8rafen gSal=
oeriee fumlnanoirt.
= Die grinnerung al ben beriidl=
tigten 9auib 8roceB uno StaatS=
letretdrs s5rbr. b. Mari6all' 8 m5lud)t
in bic Seffentlihfeit" miro iuieoer
aufgeiriibt birh bic Wtelouna aus
Nltona, oaB bort Der oamali9e Yoli=
seiipibel 2edert alias 9arien tpegen
6pdftapelei perbaftet ipllroe.
- Nus Bremen miro beribtet:
Der nab Oit=Iiien sebenoe 9toro=
beutife 9lopboampfer 8rins Sein.
rib" plro oem oeitiben 8reu5erge=
ihtpaber in hineiilben @etudiiern
fiinfsie Sdbnribe Sur See sufiibren
uno fir bas sslae9idiff oes Ionirals
Benbemann cine neue IanpIpinaiie
rtitnebmen.
- Die eneliibe 3egierung bat
einen gontratt alssegeben fir ben
Ban BON 8arraden fiir Die Inter
brineuns Der britiiben Occupations
glrmee BON 10000 Wtann fiir Glib
Nfrifa.
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Wr5bte Yanserplatte.

gsas wabrideniid bic sroBie rin,tIne yanlerpaiis
ii, iOn bs oem gau oss ShIahtidiiies @ise,nHn
ptriuenoct msroen lie gIatte wiro biz Sadbero-
giaiis eines Sburmrs aui osm Sdiiis peroen unO il
nab snsm nsurn priniip bcreefeni. Oa lie in einsn
sainid susddniiisH H. aniiatt Oen Soasn sines
ssrriies 81 bibrn nobel man ocr 9oee ausgins.
insn Sdub beiier abjulsnten. lie Slaiie wiret nns
acidbr orriBa sonntn uro Toilet nber $4,000. Vas
Die gan,erpats ihr Gin Sdblahiihii il. ii 6ofei.
ier's Ulaaenbiiisrs ilr ben giasen. es pioerfeht
ben aitaden pon gertopiung. @sroauuuasleloen.
9pspepis, e5ollepereiiiune uno perhhtet Tlalaria
uno ialtcs Giebtr Us wiro einen ihtplhcn Vlaasn
wcper in ncrnaie gtriaiinne bringen. alle, bic
BON irgeno snem Der obiqen sstoen gsaualt wefoen.
perpen out oorcn ihun. ialls is aebet Iu werocn
whnieu ioliten ons Yitiers ioor 10 prpblrcn. Seii
iiini,a Jahreu tai ts aleiu Seiano arhabi pdbtcuo
ieine uielsn NahnbmnnGen untcrgtnseil.
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The "TExAS PRIDE"

0as neue 8ier Der "San Antonio
Brewing Association" (gitp-Srauerei),
bat einen eeraoesu pbdnpmenalen grs
folg. ''TEXAS PRIDE lit in allen
@irtbifaften eriter alaiie 81 finben ino
bat bic biertrinfenben 5amilien i'm Sturm
erobert. Der giame: Der StolS BON
5eras" lit aliidlih seiudblt, benn ieber
1eraner mlB itols oarali iein. bah elm
iolhes Bier in Ieras gebraut iuiro. 9as
ausseseibnete Bier fat nid]t MIR bier
iiberall gingans sefun6en, ionoern iuirb
aud iiberan aelobt. tuubin es perihidt
uurbe. @anS beionbere 9luerfennuna
unb Niiroiguns bat es audi in fleineren
6reiien 9eutiblanbS gefun6en, bic bon
bieiieen Jreun6en NIT Yroben bieies eds
ten SfDifes perieben fuuroen.
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9aiier gYilbe(m tuobnte ot

= Aaiier WilbeIni fDObnte Der
Gr6ffnungsfeier bes Hatbbauies su
glberfelo bel. Sn ieiner &eoe,, Die
Der &aiier bel bieier @elegenbeit
bielt, beoantte er lib i'm @amen Der
&aiierin fir Die 0uloisungen, Die
ibnen Beioen oargebraft iuurben.
Der &aiier ertldrte ferner, oaB es
ibm nidt m0slid gepeien lei, friiber
81 fommen uno stpar npeaen oes
@efiibls Der YeiureniB, Die Inns nm
bas 9ranfenbett unierer erbabenen
Mutter periannmelte.
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Sn Der iiioirans6liihen Staot
Shines ipuree elm Inseitellter Der
bortieen gleftricitdtsmerfe. WamenS
gputlirier, uerbaitet, pelber Elm Gt'
tentat auf ben Brdiioenten 4oubet
aeplant baben IuI.
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- aaiier @ilbelm ii. bat bel oem
Yrpfelior Heinbolo Negas cine Wars
NOR Statue pun iid ielbit beitellt,
tpeld,e in gremen in Der ourtieen
glubmes 0aIe aufseitellt iueroen
iuu, 100 Iid) bereits bic Statilen Der
iriiberen oeutiden 9aiier befinoen.
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Sparen Sic S6r Gefo

Slne Sdadtel BON Iutt's PilIsn sr'
ipart Sbnsn pi,le Dollars fur DOftor'
Sitdnurssn. 2isie Yillsn inrirsn IN
ter alien llnitduoen idmmtlihe burd ben
Yiaa,n. bic 9sber ooer bic GIu9ersiot
ue,anlaBt.a stranfh,ittn.
cs iIiSiss ktins sswagit pfbauptnnS
DEM sessn 3Opiidmr,en, Dpsptp'
li.. WaIaria, Vsritopfuns uno @alItxr
lsib,n ssbrauden WilIionen e.nts
Iutt'S 2eber Yiuett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-29

- Die elesanteite Iuslage bon
Suipelen, @olo= uno Silbertpaaren
uno oas Weueite in oieier Branbe
iinoet man itets bel @ebr ii De t
Gribet, 9tu. 304 Weit Gom=
merce=S StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-29

Die @ebriioer = ri 3 n
baben in ibrem @eibditslofal in Der
Commences sStraBe cine Nusitellung
uon Diamanten, 8olos uno Silbers
ipaaren, 5ancuzNrtiteln &C., Die Se=
Der leben ioute. Der Sur Snternatip=
nalen ssair nah San Intpnio
tommt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-29

- Sn Berlin lit es elmer glnSabl
BON amerifaniiben Sbminolern ae=
lunaen, alte conf1oerirte ssiinfsD Dol
lar 0oten an ben Wann su brins
Qen.
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Nbfabrt.
Nah Stodoale, tdelidl, ausgenominen
SonntdgS. ...o'uo outhi.
Nnfunit.
8on Stodoale, tdelid1, ansgenoninen
Sonntaas. s...............3:0 .3:0O Nadn.
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,,WroHmntter's Thee" berfh1nert
ben 1sint. 25e BET alien 7rugniften.
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Serambte oaS Grab.

Serr Sobn Oliper BON Bbilaoel=
pbia, Ya., beribtet BON einem ihred=
liben 3pii6enfall iuie fulet: SD
befano mid in elmer geraoeSu uer=
stpeifelten Gage. Wfeine 0aut bate
cine tptal selbe ,sarbe angenDmmen,
ib batte tieflieaenoe glusen, beleste
8unge, i'm Hiiden uno in ben Seis
ten ihredlibe Shmer5en. Su benen
fih nod cine allmdlig iih iteisernoe
Sbtpdcbe uno Gppetitloiigfeit ge=
iellte. Drei ger5te batten mid in
8ebanblune, uno fie ale gaben mei>
men sSall als boffnungslos auf. gs
puroe mir oann angeratben, "Elec-
tric Bitters" ein3unebmen, uno gu
meiner aroBen 5reuoe perihaffte ibon
bic erlte sylnidbe mir beoeutenoe Qin<
berung. Drei gBohen iebte ih ben
@ebraudl oes ertudbnten Electric
Bitters' fort uno bin iebt Elm ge=
lumber Wann. Sb tueiB, oaB bic
les Wiittel oaS Grab zines ieiner
iiheren Opfer beralibt bat" aein
2eioenoer iollte oerfeblen. oieies
Wittel su ueriuben. gtur 80 Gts.
3u baben bel E. 9alteper q Sobn.
OrUguiiten.
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,,@rohmntter'S 1bec" beilt Der:
ifopfmns. 25c bel alien Jruauiffcu.
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,,@rpkmutter's Thee" reinigt
bas Rlmt. 25e bel alien 1roguiiten.
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Yun Chicago, ct. 9ouis, aanias Gitp
Dallas, Sort 8Drtb uno ysaeo, taslid3
(5uniet Depot .......... .S:30 Sorln.
Bon sSaco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas &c. ..
". a. VI. u. 9euot) 49,. 1920 Nbenos.
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Seraoa Seinrif BON Waedlen.

= 6eraog Seinrib uun Miedlen.
burg Sbtperin, Der YerlDbte Der
36nigin Wilbelmine uon 0ullano,
Der bisber Oberleutnant Ia iuite
oes 9aroe- -Sdeers8 8atailluns uno oes
@roBber5ualih Wiedlenburgiihen
Jiiiilierz z&egimentes SO. 80. mar, 1T
gum 6auptrnann befDrbert iporoen.
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= ghte Wtcglnelter. Gagle IaBs
uno Mntbracit>9oblen 81 ben bill
lialten Wtarftpreilen bel Der
Suniet gSpoo 60.
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VI n [ II n I t.
". 6. & Z. Sabm.
" b T a brit.
u bf + r t.

u NbT q II.
Rady ssaco, Sort @ortb, Dallas, aanias
Gftp, ct. Qpmis uuo Chicago. tdgltcb.
e. u & ". y. Depot 7:45 Yorgens.
9,ah ggacu, Sort @ortb. Dallas &c. tppm
Suuiet< TepDtl 500 Nben0s.
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y,ad, Neiu Orleans, Suuiton uno @al.
peitpn taalicf 1900 Nlittags.
gah 81 Yaio, Californian nno 0ierifo
900 Born.
Nacf WurosJeras, ct. 2ouis uno Ghicas
90 Katy Flyer ...... 800 Nbenos.
Nntunft.
gun Rorb- 5eras. Ct 2ouis nno Ghicaso
(Katy Flyer ......... $3.50 Wor9ens.
Bon Netu Orleans, Suuiton uno @al.
ueltpn tdolid) )........... .4:45 Hacbnl.
gon 81 gaiu, Galifprnien unb MeIitD
.7:30 Nbenbs.
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,,@rusmmtter'S 1bec" reanlirt
bic 9eber. 25c bel alien 1rpgniifen.
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:. & 6. q. Sabn.
Suntberm Yaciiic @abn,

u Bio brit.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-14
Which has been put in first Class c.

for further
which MACHINE PUR
CHASER
O B.
We have made with MIR ERSKINE
Machini repairing SEWING
of order Chance small All
will be fully B keep
and Supplies for all styles and makes SEWING MACHINES Now
DontFa
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-14
JULY 14th.

On the 14th of July, 1889, the
old fortress and prison Of France
made notorious by the enactment
of many dark deeds of tyranny
fell. The fall of these old walls
which had stood for a little over
four hundred years, marked the
beginning Of the dawn of French
freedom.
To-day our patriotic .ons ol
France will commemorate the ami
versary of the fall Of theBastllle, the
end of political despotism. court In
trigue and ecclesiastical tyranny BY
the display of fireworks, booming Of
cannon and . royal feast after at thu
rest aurant of L. Bazus.
Vive la France!
Mr.. Francois Guillot is chairman
of the committee OF arrangement
for the occasion.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-14
COURT HOUSE RECORD.

July CIV. M. Murphy to Jerom
Howe and Henry D. Harma. boti
of Illinois, several tracts of land IL
Iberia Parish. Price paid Sc, 900
Sam'l G. Laycock, Notary.
July CIV. S. Carter to Nelson S.
Carter, his interest in his mothers
succession. Price $500. Leon Sugar
Notary.
July 6-Patent No. 67ss was is.
sued to G. H. Rogers for South half
of Southwest quarter of S. Is T. Ia
S. r. E. containing So.35 acres.
July l. G. II. Rogers to V. P.
Simoneaux, one half interest IN pat
ent No. 67S8, for 500. J. G. lie
Blanc, Notary.
July 9-W. G. Smith to Mary A.
Smith lot with improvements meas
urlng As feet front on Main St. by a
depth of 21O feet. Price 50, 500. l..
I. Dulany, Notary.
July "a. G. Nauck and Edward
Mas to C. L. Nauck, their two
thirds interest in some of tie prop
erty of their deceased mother, Mrs.
Louisa Nauck, the Webb property
St. Peter and Vine ST., lots 2 and 4
OF block of the Frere Extension;
lot No. of block No. 2 of the
Frere extension. Price s2,266. L
I. Dulany, Notary.
July lO-Henry Tremoalet to d.
9. Liable, the Vida Refinery and
ands IN Fausse Pointe $2s, sol. 40,
Robert Martin, Notary.
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reads "its capital stock shall be $45.
OOOO divided into $50 shares of 500.
90 each" is hereby amended and made
to read and is hereby fixed at FIFTY
Thousand ($5O.OOO.OO) dollars. divided
into 500 shares of $4,000 EACH"
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 Pesson, Alexis VOORHEES,,
J. P. Suberbielle. J. B. Brown PIP j
P Suberbielle, L Patout p p J P
Suberbielle. L Burguieres p p P
suberbeille, Walter ] Burke p p J P
Suberbielle, A L Monnot p p j P
Suberbielle. Emile Gajan p pJ P
Suberbie1le, F Demanade p p j P
Suberbielle, G L Monnot p p ] P Suber
belle, G P Binnings p p p Suber'
belle, F O Schwing p J P Suber-
belle, L Wormser p p J P Suberbielle
Dorval Tullier ppJ P Suberbielle,
H C Boas ppJ P Suberbielle. DIR G
Pierson p p J P Suberbielle. Albert
Estorge, Ed L Estorge p p Albert Els.
forge, T w Muller, ] P Suberbielle,
JOS A Provost pJB Suberbielle, A
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COTTON MILL SITE.

Sealed proposals, for donation
Of the Cotton Mill site, will be re-
ceived until July 10th, 1900, ad-
dressed to- the President or Secre.
tary Of the ew Iberia Cotton Mill.
I<RoLD LEVY, Secretary
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-07-14
Fellows, Instituted in Our
City on Thursday
Evening With a Oh arte1
Membership of 81. i
An Important Day lYI. O.
O. F. RanEH.

Many Of our readks have perh.p
thought that the Hd,pendent orde
of Odd Fellows Iave but the few de
eress VIII lch arfconferred In the Sub
ordinate, Lofge (such as we hav'
bad IN FeYIberia for the past sl'
years. to bind them together as dc
links in he long chain of Odd Fellow
ship Which now stretches around the
globe, and members of which can be
found IN every country on the earth.
This, however, Is not the case.
While it is true that in the State OF
Louisiana Odd Fellowship since the
evil war has not been as progress
i've as some of the other secret
orders, it has within the last few
years gained greatly in the most de-
sirable class Of membership, and
with this increase the higher lodges
of the order are being established
throughout the state.
One of these higher branches was
instituted in New Iberia on Thurs.
day evening, The PATRIARCHS.
Other branches of this order are,
The Order of Sisters of Rebscca,
The Patrlarchs Militant, Etc.
On Thursday afternoon, Messrs.
w. Jacobs, Chief Patriarch; and
W. Gillis, both of whom are
members of the Grand Lodge of
the state, came up on the last west
bound train to assist in the work of
inst,:uting the lodge here. They
were met at the train by a committee
composed of Messrs. w. L. Dupuy
G. l.. Widney and J. M. Weeks
and taken to the Eureka hotel,
where they We're refreshed by a good
dinner and rest after their trip.
At s. O'Clock the officers of the
Grand Lodge, together with Messrs.
A. j. Cammack, c l.. Widney, s.
M. We'll, Sheard Moore and j. M.
Weeks, who had all taken the de-
grees, assemble / and instituted the
new Lodge. Then the newly elected
were initiated. They
were,
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Daigre. S q Harry, Mic Muller, NJ
Bergerie, P e Dergerie.
Witnesses; ( J r Perry.
Ii f Suberbielle.
FW Bauman,
Notary Public.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF IBERIA.
The foregoing act awarding and liz
G easing the capital stock of the Stale
Bank of New Iberia, La, after care
ful examination of the same, finding
nothing thierin contrary to the laws
and constitutions of this State, and of
the United States of America, l here
by approve the came in all its parts.
At New Iberia, La, This 28th day Of
June, A. D.. 1900.
ANTHONY N. MULLER,
Dist. Atty, 18th judicial District Of
Louisiana.
CLERKS CERTIFICATE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF IBERIA.
1.-THE undersigned Clerk and Ex-of-
fcis Recorder for Iberia Parish, La,
do hereby certify that the foregoing
amendment to the State Bank Of New
Iberia, La, charter, was this day duly
filed for record in my Office.
Witness my hand and seal officially
this 29th day of June A. d. 1000.
| j. G. Leblanc.
Clerk & Ex-officio Recorder
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tant Business Done.

New Iberia, La, July 9th, 1900
The annual convention of th'
members of the Sixth District Bapt
ut Association was called to order
on Monday al noon in Mount Calva
ry Baptist Church, on Weeks street,
Rev. ]. 3. Livingston, pastor.
There were seventy five delegates
present on the opening day, and this
number was increased to nearly two
hundred before the close of the cess
ION.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
These seventy-6ve delegates
represented thlrty-five Sunday
Schools with an enrolment of three
thousand scholars, according TO the
secretary's report. This is surely a
representation of which the Ascot
alton can well be proud.
The Session was opened by Pres
ldent A. j. Horton, after which Rev.
A. r. Butler Of Arnaudville, offered
prayer. Miss Lodora Michael of this
city delivered an eloquent address OF
welcome, which was responded to by
Mrs Mary Billy of New Orleans.
The Committee on Nomination Of
Officers was named as follows: Revs.
J. w. cooper, Thomas Williams,
q. C. Casimir, E. F. Abrams, II.
Williams, w. T. Smith. J. Z. Noah
and Miss Carrie Segura.
The Committee on Finance was
appointed: Revs. A. T. Dwyer, MOI
ris Jones, q. Lewis, J. Il. Graves,
Sylvester Simon, A. James and Mrs.
Mary Billy.
At the night session, Rev. j. w.
Cooper preached from the text
Study to show thyself approved Of
God, a workman that needeth not be
ashamed"
Rev. S. G. Washington then OF
cred prayer after which the choir
sang a beautiful hymn.
President Horton then announced
the following Committees:
On PRESIDENTS MESSAGE: j. ID.
Kingston, Miss E. L Gainey, Rev.
j. !. Rochelle. E. B. Philips, Don
aldson jones, Jack johnson, g. $.
Washington.
DELEGATES TO THE Ia. BAPTIST
Prof. Jonas Hender-
son, Revs. q. E. Cashmere, J. L.
Davis, L. H. Butler, A. Parker.
UH APPROPRIATIONS: Revs. Prince
Albert, j. G. Rochelle, J. NJ.
Means, A. z. Williams, E. F. Alb
rams and ]. II. Preer.
Pres. Horton then read bis annual
me usage which was filled with ex-
cellent suggestions. and which vas
referred to the proper committee.
The COMMITTEE on Appropriation
han reported collections 70 be $7l