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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-05
Games Today.

Western League-Des Moines at Omaha !;
Denver at st. Joseph: Pueblo at Sioux City.
National lLeague-Pittsburg at Philadelphia; !;
Chicago at Brooklyn; Cincinnati at NewYork: !:
st. Louis at Boston.
American League-Buffalo at Kansas City
Cleveland at Chicago; Detroit at Milwaukee;
Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Bull Fighter as Target.
PARIS, June GA bull fight yesterday
in the arena at Deuil, a suburb of Paris,
which was attended by 10000 P Parisians,
was preceded by an exciting incident.
AS the Spanish bull fighters were passing
carriage near a group Of persons protest.
ing against the sport, a young man who
stood in the front rank drew revolver
and fred two shots. One of the bullets
slightly wounded Spaniard, called Ell
Chato, in the arm, The criminal, who
is a Swede named Iva Ivanguei, was
arrested, as was also a woman named
Huot, celebrated for her eccentric pro-
tests against bull fighting.
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Killed by Runawav Horse.

ANAMosA, Ia, June 4.-Charlie Irwin,
aged II, was killed at this place by q
runaway horse. His foot slipped and
caught in the wheel, throwing him to
the ground. In this position he was
dragged some distance. The boys head
was horribly crushed.
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Yesterdays Baseball Result

Boston, 8; st. Louis. 8.
New York, q: Cincinnati, l.
Brooklyn, A; Chicago, 8.
Philadelphia, A; Pittsburg, s.
Chicago. 2; Buffalo. 8.
Minneapolis, 8, Detroit, 5.
Milwaukee, 8; Cleveland, 8.
Kansas City, 8; Indianapolis, 10.
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Roosevelt and Bever,dpa VIII sna.,

roosevelt and Beveridge Will Speak.
DEs MONIES, June chairman
Weaver of the Republican state central
committee returned from Washington,
where he has been in consultation with
the party leaders relative to the cam
paign to be carried on in Iowa this year.
While there Mr.. Weaver made ar
rangements for speeches by Governor
Roosevelt and Senators Spooner and
Layeridge.
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Man Killed by Horse.

CORNING, Ia., June 5.-Mr. John
Stephany, an old veteran and well-to-
do farmer of Quincy, Ia, was killed by
horse. The animal squeezed against
stephany in the stall, producing rup-
ture from which he died shortly after
wards.
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Drummers visit Des Noines.

DEs MONIES, June s.-The United
Commercial Travellers of Iowa and their
wiyesare here in force, 1000 having ar
rived. The visitors We're given spe-
cial trolley ride about the city and last
night a Grand ball was given them at
the auditorium. Today big picnic
VIII be held at the state fair grounds
and in the afternoon there will be
parade. in which it is expected $500
travelling men will take part.
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Smallpox In sioux citv Tea,n.

Sioux CITY, June 5.-Second Base
man Raymer of Sioux City's baseball
team is sick with smallpox.
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IOWA HAPPENINGS.
Leaves with Hired Man.

DEN1soN, Ia, June 4.-Mrs. Edward
Abort Of Dow City became tired of her
martial relations with her husband, Ed.
ward Abort. and eloped with the hired
man. named Lee. Sheriff Bell, armed
with warrant, is in hot pursuit of the
clipping couple.
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IOWA CITY, Ia, June 5.-The man.
gled body of a negro was found last
evening on the railroad track just east
of here. He was probably stealing a
ride and fell under the wheels. He has
not vet been identified.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-05
MAY ATT ACK TIEN TSIN
Boxers Are Only Five Miles
Off and Conflict Is Expected.
BELIEF EXPEDITION RETURNS.

No Americans CT British Are Among
Those Rescued Minister Conger Re-
ports That Outrages Are Increasing and
Government Troops Will Do Nothing.
TEN TsIN, June 4.-The Boxers are
reported five miles off and an attack is
expected. Everything is ready and the
residents are confident. Thirty five
German marines arrived here last even
ing. Three Belgian engineers have ar
rived. The French consul says II are
still missing, but there are hopes of
saving FIVE
LONDON, June. 5.-The Pekin CORE
spondent of the Times, June 8, says:
'sThe Boxers have burned Huang
Tsun station, on the PelSin-Tien Tsin
railway. The railway service is dislo-
Gated and the foreign guards are neces-
sary to police the line. The services of
q party of Cossacks were accepted on
Sunday to accompany the relief party
from Tien Tsin to rescue the mining
engineers in the interior. The relief
party returned without fulfilling it's
mission. Two Russian officers have
been wounded by the Boxers and an
Other Russian detachment is sure to be
sent to punish the assailants."
SHANGHAI, June ga number of
desperadoes disguised as passengers
have pirated the British Yang Use
steamer Kutwo. They committed
wholesale robberies, terrorizing the pas
sengers, who were quite unable to offer
resistance The thieves escaped with
their booty. Later reports from Tien
Tsin show that no Br itish or American
missionaries were among those escaped
from the Pao TT Fling district. A num-
Der Of foreigners still missing are des-
paired Of. Twenty three of the French
and Belgian party arrived wounded at
Tien Tsin, after terrible suffering.
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BOXERS ARE MORE ACTIVE.

Cablegram From Minister Conger Says
Murders Are on, the Increase.
WASHINGTON June 5.-The following
cablegram has been received from Min
lister Conger, at Pekin:
.PEKIN, June A. Outside Of Pekin
the murders and prosecutions BY the
Boxers seem to be on the increase. The
Pao Ting Flu railway is temporarily
abandoned Work on the Pekin and
Hang Kow line is stopped. All for
eigners have fled. The Chinese govern
ment seems either unwilling or unable
to suppress the trouble. The troops
show no energy in attacking the Box
erS. CONGER. -
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Neelx Must Go to Cuba

New YORK, June 4.-Governor Roose-
velt has signed the Nicely extradition
papers and they were forwarded to
Washington last night.
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AID FOR st. LOUIS FAIR
Measure Appropriating $5,ooo,-
600 Goes Through House.
WILL ADJOURN ON WEDNESDAY.
Only Four Appropriation Bills Remain to
Bo Passed Upon-senate Talks on Trusts
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'Criticises
Administration's Policy.


WASHINGTON, June 5.-The house
yesterday agreed to the senate amend
ment to the sundry civil bill appropriate
ing S5,0O0,000 for the Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition at st. Louis. There
was not word Of debate on concur
renee in the amendment 1t was after
o'clock when the matter came up and
owing to the late ness of the hour and
the overwhe Ginning majority in favor Of
the fair its opponents did not even make
show of opposition. They contented
themselves with calling for roll call
which resulted, yeas, 1875, nays, rs, in
favor OF the appropriation The house
also agreed to the senate item for the
Mississippi river with an amendment
reducing the appropriation to S2,25o,o0
and adding a provision for the prepara-
ton of comparative report on the levee
system by the Mississippi river COM
mission. With these exceptions the
items of the sundry civil bill, still in
dispute after the adoption of the partial
conference report was sent back to con-
ference. The disputed items of the
District of Columbia appropriation bill
We're agreed to and the bill went to the
president, leaving only four appropria-
ton bills still in dispute between the
two houses Tawney (Minn.) is MAX
ing an effort to delay final adjournment
unless action is had on the Grout oleo-
margarine bill, but he met with no sue
cess. Everything, SO far as the house is
concerned, indicates final adjournment
on Wedne sday.
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James Brown Potter Granted a Divorce

James Brown Potter Granted a Divorce.
NEWPORT, R. l., June 5.-James
Brown Potter of Newport was granted
an absolute divorce from his wife, Cora
Urquhart Potter, with custody Of his
daughter, in the appellate division Of
the supreme court, sitting here yester-
day. The petition which Mr.. Potter
presented to the court prayed for di-
vorce, alleging willful desertion for a
period of more than five years.
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Baptism Ends In Drowntnp.

Me MPH1s, Tenn, June 5.-Within
less than three minutes after having re-
ceiyed the sacrament Of baptism, James
Phillips was drowned in the waters in
which he had been baptized in the
presence Of helpless and Mortified
brethren of his congregation. Phillips
was led out into the water by his pastor
and after the final benediction had gone
aboard the steamer Wichita to put on
dry clothing. He scarcely stepped
aboard the steamer when he was over
come with religious fervor and fell back
ward over the side Of the boat. He was
carried beneath tow Of coal barges
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-06-05

The Judlclary committee OF the sen.
ate has favorably reported the nomina-
tion Of John r. Hazel Of New York to
be judge Of the western district Of New
York.
Officers were elected by the New York
Produce exchange as follows: Presi-
dent, Elliott T. Darrows; vice president,
Frederick H. Andrews; treasurer, Ed
ward Rice.
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Two Fatalities Mt "a Fire.

FoxBoRo. Mass, June 5.-The town
hall, which besides the town offices,
contained the high, grammar and three
intermediate schools of the town, burned
yesterday. One man was killed and
three others were injured, one of whom
will probably die. The dead: George
H. Jossellyn. Injured: Arthur A.
Jossellyn, dangerously; Samuel John
son, Joseph Hopkins. The financial
loss is estimated at $4,000.
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pathized slightly, the October. December and May
sscounts increasing October closed at 37lSas7l.c
country offerings keep light. Receipts here were
,,Iv al cars with Us estimated for THURSDAY
TIE sharp advance in the September and August
has brought the cash demand temporarily TO =
stsndstiIl: practically nothing sold to-day and
orsy i loads reported from the seabcard. The ex-
porters evidently not willing 10 follow the Sep
feuber vagaries.
Wheat was dull the range only sc. and the DIT
Al times not over half full Prices barely held their
ovr-to-night &c TO &c under Tuesday septern Der
opened at 744sc- sold between 74Asc and 75lsc and
closed al 7s2sc. Gables opened weak. Liverpool of
ID bur the English market recovered There was
& falling OF IN Western receipts-considerab less
Al Kansas City than week ago. The primary
total however. was twice what It was last year
although 10000 bushels less than a week ago
kansas CITY offering less wheat and was
ar-ner relatively TO Chicago. The weekly crop
bulletins reported sprouting in the Northwest but
the Northwestern States to-day had fairly good
weather. only few showers with fair promised
CIearances were 5l0-oc0 bushels. The shipping de-
uaan6 here was fat Offsetting the falling or in the
Western offerings. Sales were not over $1,000
bushels and the seaboard reported only loads for
export Arrivals at Chicago keep heavy-s7s. 600
bushels against s4.0oo bushels last year
Heavy buying Of September oats for the Cudahys
vas the feature-sOme thought as much as coo 600
bushels This interest has been long for some
time and adding persistently its line Tonight
prices show sc 10 nc advance over Tuesday. Sep
renber. &c and the October. 2254c Receipts were
rot large-S4s with 345 estimated for Thurs
day. The seaboard clearances were as 900 bushels.
Receipts to-day were 7lS000 bushels compared with
shipments OF 2Ss 0oo bushels but shipments as a
rule. were about equal 70 the arrivals
Flaxseed was steady to-night's prices about the
same as lasy-August 81 IS; September 81 Sc, and
the October. s. 52lz. There were 81 cars of seed at
TIE three points against "A last year. The recent
1rnness Is something Of a puzzle The old bulls
not seem 70 be particularly friendly TO the mar
Provisions sased OF slightly. with the packers
selling the January product in a moderate way.
The lack Of speculation is against the price. The
decline Is kept slow by the small stocks and
The excellent cash demand.
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foreclosure 5GIes-
COURT, NEW YORK

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
Frederic r Coulert Trustee substituted for L0uizs
Peleter Plaintiff against Caroline Eusrssl and others
Defendants
pursuance os q Judgment 81 foreclosure sale.
duly made and entered on ne above snSee action ana
CAV q January. J. under
signed. the Referee az
publ a Real 5alssrocul.
Broadway. u Borough Manhattan. q
New York on 18th OF AUg1sr. 1900. a cEeivs
o'cock noon On day. BY McVickar q Co.
premises directed BY said Judgment Be sold
m therein described follows
certain lot piece parcel Of land with ne
Ninth Avenue ForVy-fourJh Street n the city Se~
bounded and described follows. viz Begia
point of intersection of ire westerly line of
Ninth with The Ncrtherly line o.
running westerly along the Northsriy ses
OF Fory-0urth Eighty feet:
ae with Avenue Forty feer and inca thsncs
Easgerly
parallel
parallel
Sxrv-nve Ninth avenue and thence Southsriy
alonz the Westerly OF Ninth Twenty feet
and point place q beginning
NorthsrIv Of the house thereon. benz party
Dated New York. August ord. 1900
EUGENE II POMEROY. Rsfsrez
ALFRED HAYES. JR- Attorney for Ptzfuti- No. q
Broadway. Borough q Manhattan. EsE YORK CITY
following diagram - property
its Street Sunbar fs as Ninth Avenue.
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Goreau Steamers.
MAMgURG-aMEgIGaN LINE

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS
LONDONl. CHERBOCRG
A Victoria Aug. 10. 10 An
=. Bisrs ci. Aug .. 70 An
K r. drich- Aug. 80. 10 An.
TWIN SCREW PASS ENGET
CEERBOCRG AND r
TO CHERBOURG
Pennsylvania. Aug =. 5A- 81
BelEravfa Aug IS. : A n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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For-y-fou-th \ Street

Forry-fourth Street
The apprusats % The lien ehargs sati5cy
which the above described property Is % es sold IA 81
thousand and seventy 5000 dollars csdo7O 81 win
11Eh q January. I-sN to-
and allowances sass. with interest
the I1rh of January. lss1. together
expenses OF Prior henS b paid y
Referee q purchase money the spproNi1lre
Of Fourteen thousand eigt hundred and tht-en
ant $500 dollars s14 with interest theresa from
October 18th 1898 allowance Sass s. with
from November i5ch. 1sed ard expenses under
prior Judgment S11e95 with interest from Decensr
3Oth 1895.
The approximate amount q raxeA assessments ard
other liens he allowed % tne Purc1aser
purchase money paid by she Eeterea
s563 and interest
FTTGENE H PoNEROT Rsfsr-s
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

LEAVE FOOT EAST 34TH ST, N Y. week
GAYS. $40 40. 7-40 go, 100 Il 10. ll0. Lao
2l0. 240 310 $40 40 $40 $40 500. 60. no. I4O
$40, $40 9.30 and 1880 p n.
Trains stop East New York y minutes after 34th s.
tine.
FROM WHITEHALL ST. n. ". s9th ST.
Sou tn Brooklyn, connecting with trains
Long Island Railroad. Leave week days. : 90 500
800. 1000. HOO m 1900 and from LOO p n
every forty minutes 1920
EXCLUSION FARE. 40 CENTS.
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SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH
PARIS1 AND HANBTRG-
DEUTSCHLAND,
Sept. {. Q An.
Columbia Sept 8. 10 An
SERVICE To PLYMOUTH.
AMBURG. ALSO y 7.
AND HAMBURG
Pretoria sept. L $50 A -.
PRlatia sept g $50 p n
LINE. a B'WAT. y. T
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TnanriaI mcetiues.
Annual stockholders Meeting
THE HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY co
Of he Ea-~ -ar-s


ONCE q
Columbus Ohio. august 18th. 1900.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
meeting stockhoIders Of the oeking valley Rail
election of directors and for the
--a-ssocr sfich other may lawfully
before the meeting including the ratification Of all acts Of
and all committees thereof since the
iarr annual of stockholders VII be hec, at
he cfce company, Spahr Building toLnpus ONO,
~ TueEday October 2. 1900. al 10 o'clock A N.
amendment the regulations VIII De submitted, IN
crssnR the Of directors from nine 49, 70 thirteen
c3 and viii alGo be offered authorizing the
leasing 70 the Hooking Valley Railway Company. for
1eoS Of IS after January l, 1901 Of the
railway property and appCrfenarces OF me Neston
Jackson Belt Railway Company
transfer books VIII ne cosed az me once -
Biessrs J Morgan Co. No . VAN Street New York
C-, IN Tlesday september T. 1900 o'clock P N,
and viii reopen on Wednesday, October g. 1900 ar 10
o'clock A NJ b. order of the board of directors.
CCTT
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A-Ew YnRK srPRENIE COURT. COrNTY

OF NEW YORE.-Jacob shire and another. Plaintiffs.
arans- 65ustave Drachman and others. Defendants
Notice - given that pursuant 20 a t1dSnenN
~ foreclosure and the above entitled action
entered In the Clerk of the County or SeN
1900 the undersigned. Heferee dly
snofnea b said judgment that purpose viii sell AZ
nIbc auction By Peter Meyer Company a1ctioneers
A. the ExchanEe No III BroRdvay Borough
1fa-barran County New AZ ciocE
1900 the premises mentioned n
81 hndr-,ent described follows
an piece o. parcel % land Win ne
bflan and improvements theron erected srlate tns
an9 being in the Seventh Ward of the City of SsS YORK
bounded Southeriy front Cherry Street Easery on
alley running from cherry street ID
w--o- Oate Iornoardy Mechanics Alley.
Northsriy By ground formerly neonslns % ne
Tsafe 81 Jacob Carpenter dsceased and lere =
I-1 rf.<,~zor ar5 westerly On the other cy
rnd Formerly belonging Nicholas De PeystsT
80 - ras lyon. premises being In width front
a1S rsar twenty eugrh the Easteriy SIDE
aonr sad alley hundred and nnetytaree tls ret
snS eleven 1D inches the Westerly side hun
CIaa ard three 60 inches and
ncx As nuunber Cherry IN the City % &eW
right. title and interest q
Drachnan and the said alley running
rb eastsriv described prsrses- and 81,
advantages and privileges thereuuto
p-ionerE being premises conveyed 70 tae E4
Maria 8 WRIGHT and othera -
deed bearing April -. lSsa
Dated. York. August -. 100
SULLIVAN CROMWELL
Ss Wall street Manhattan. y Atrorneys FOR Falnt1s
The following diagram % the properly r-ferred 20 N
the foregoing notiee % sale
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ROUND THE WORLD ..s:sa s:s 'f.sE i:sy.. =: s.y,
Later departures oct. II 3 Spth annual Series
m an TsMTT0THrz Fall Tour. sept -
TFIOs. COOK SON 26I and nso Bway. y. J.
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CnHntrn Bodrn.

T OCTsT GROVE FARM--BeautifuIIy situated among
il the hills or Esopus Ulster Co.. N Y: sxcenelf
rooms good tate: s6 $40 speciaI fam
Iies inspection =
VIvINDLEMERE. Tarrytown. N T-Summer. winter;
w comfort. convenience beautiful Fealthrul
reas enable rates. references. Address shove
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Cherry Street No l9d
m. auproxfunae amount satistY
which the sale made sl2Si22 and interest," trona
lOtoo and the approximate
and other liens Wnich
ne allowed 70 the puassr or naa ~ re Eeerce .
SlSA5Q EBERT CtANDAl-L~ Secsree
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Proposals.

DEPOT Q. NJ DEPT, JEFFERSONVILLE,
IND-Aug1st Il. 1sOO-Seaed proposals, in trtpii-
cate BE- received until II o'clock m Central
Time August 20 1900 for furnishing 300 com
ple.e e-MCie Army Wagon Harness. The nlied
States reject accept any or al pro
Information furnished on af-
pcaton Envelopes containing proposals should be
Proposals for Harness" and addressed g.
r BARNETT Q II. neral
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Business Opportunities.

4 PURCHASER OF cheap lots bought AZ barzain IN ua-
a. complete Will sell interest at na
cost 70 avoid foreclosure BUSINESS ,242 Broadway
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fIuGurial.
Jaffarson 3 GIearfieId Goal & Iron Co.

Isf MTEe- 5 Per TENT. told BOnds.
SINKING FUND NOTICE
Sealed proposals received up 70 p II Friday
September 3 by Guaranty Trust Company Of
Ssw York 6 Cedar Street NsE York City. the sale
Trustee price exceed 105 accrued
sufficient per COMPANY
invest re q ForrytWo thousand hundred
Dollars thirry-one .3I).
Proposals envelopes addressed 70 the
Guaranty Trust Company of New York and endorsed
Jefferson Ciea-feld Goa Co Sinking Fund.
GEO. II CLCNE. Treasurer.
Rochester. y. =. August 18Th 1900
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gitp 6oieIs

TMIE lANGEAEa
FIFTH AVE. AND SD ST. NEW YORK
WILL REOPEN OCTOBER Ist
FAMILY HOTEL OF FIRST Class
Situated select desirable pa-r
forks grandest elegantly furnished
CUISINE CNEXCELLED- All for
satisfaction of guests perfect
experienced
@ 2 PCTTFARCKES. Manage
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Boar0 au1 Rooms.

n storage. desire utilize for board. eonoina
ton housekeeping complete for housekeeping;
about fourteen rooms references required J. Box
20 Tribune Office
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-10-20

Clerk.
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her brother Mr.. Edmond, of Loreau-
vile. were In town on Monday last
to visit their friends.
Nj. D. L. Mcpherson of Able
vile was in town on Tuesday. Mr..
Mcpherson says that his town is on
boom. Country products, such
as cotton, rice etc are being milled
and ginned aud this puts plenty Of
money in the country.
Mr.. Leon Loze returned on the
18th from a tour of three months
IN Europe, spending much of his time
at the exposition. He looks very
we'll and says he enjoyed his visit.
Mrs J. c.. NJ. Robertson left for
New Orleans on Tuesday where she
will visit her niece Mrs Mitchell nee
Villa Woolf.
Mrs Frank Pa.in and her sister,
Miss Therese Berry, went to ST..
Msrtinville on Tuesday to attend
the wedding of Mr.. Ca rard and
Miss Mouton.
Mr.. w. A. Fears made hasty
trip to St. Mary parise this week.
Mr.. SIvio Broussard was a pas.
Senger Oh the St. Martlnville train
as far as St. John plantation or
Tuesday last.
Mr.. l.. E. Marion boarded the
| zeal on the 9th bound for Lecompte,
Alexandra and that section of the
state.
Mr.. Ii, B. Hewes Of Jeanerette,
the hustling lumber man, was az
to the Club" on the 10th.
Mrs j. w. Sanders of ThIbodauz
sister Of Mr.. Ira Knight, was b s
guest for g few days, leaving on
Tuesday for her home.
Rev Girault of Patoutville wal
in our city on Wedr esday. H.
went TO the ja'l 10 see Arthur He
bert.
Mr.. Geo. Fisk was one of tie east
bound passengers on Wednesday.
Mrs Fighlnan Darby and bah.
came in CD Wednesdays east bound
tam to visit her family.
| Miss Mary Trainor came home
this week after having spend severa
months travelling in Europe.
Miss Schwing Of Lake Charles
ia the guest of her aunt mrs F. e.
Schwing of East End.
Mrs NJ. A. Lewis of New Or
cans is visiting her daughter Mrs
l.. V. Barthe.