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90 mbom Ut fflan Concern.

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. GREET
Whereas libel and petition has been fled In
Court Of the United states Tor the Southern
La Compagn.e Generate Iransaanti4ue. OF the
steamship Tor limitation OF It's
between the said steamship Ia j. rSOgle and the
T{rftish ship Cromartyshire July 1898
Tor the and in said LIBEL and petition
and uS that nnon = the said Court
in that issued and that al claim
fus- n seesf such
thereby be cited appear before Jhe and
regInes bslns that shall appear that said
ustfrinner is liable for such loss.
Jury. il may finally decreed oy the Court and
the said petitioner has duly surrendered
said steamship La El-goBle
pending freight a trustee duly appointed
nv ~ therefore commanded cite all persons claim,
ing damages for such loss. damage Injury
casioned by said collision appear before said
Thomas Alexander, ESQ. a Commissioner OF said
Trrfrad states District Court, his Office
Count House Post Office Building. I'm =
Manhattan City OF New YORK az or before the 2ist day
such claimants and
answer the allegations OF the libel and petition heran
further this Court may grant and 70 have and
receive relief may be due.
And what you done In the premises % you
ma this Court together with This writ
Witness, the Honorable Addison BroW- Judge OF the
District court O United f.r Southern
District New York at the City % New York. this
bred and Independence OF the United States
one hundred and twenty fourth.
JONES & GOWN.
Proctors for Petitioner
No. as Cedar street. New York
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New Hampshire - JOHN
MLANE-
New-Jersey-B A r K f K
GUMMERE.
COMMITTEE ON 1
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado-B. ". RITTER.
Observation-Disclosures +.
BROKER.
Delaware
Florida-H. W. CHAND-
LER.
IdahS-L. L ORMsBY.
Illinois
InlIana-9 p. HAYWOOD.
Iowa.. Q. MABURY.
Kansas. Q. BURROWS.
Kantucky-R. 7. ERNST.
louisiana. f. O'NEIL.
Ma.ne-G. A MI RICHIE.
Maryland
Massachusetts-S. W. Nc
CALL.
Michisan-WILIIAM Nc
PETERSON.
Minnesota
Misslsslppi-R. A. SIM
MONS.
MiEsOuri--
Montana-T. WOODEN.
NebraskR-E. A. TUCKER.
New Hampshire -- WM. {.
CLARK.
New Jersey. MCGEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-19
A PARTY LEADERS, VIEW.

One Of the party leaders who did not wish
his name TO be used, in speaking of the pro
posed platform, said:
One trouble with the instrument is that it
will be too long. That is a serious trouble. too.
for the best sort Of a platform is one wherein
the planks are clear, concise and easily under
stood, and which people can read ana digest IN
q reasonable time. We won the election Of 1896
on the gold standard and We should hold to II.
There Is gold enough now TO go around and the
enormous annual production increases this sup
ply from year to year. / am therefore IN
alterably opposed TO the adoption Of any plank
about which question or doubt could be
raised. Mr.. Hanna's plank reads in the dis
puted paragraph:
Having secured stability IN our currency, We now
IaYor additional monetary legislation TO equaIlze
flexible and sufficient medium Of exchange etc
There's the rub-"fexible and sufficient
medium Of exchange" What do these words
mean? Mr. Hanna implies, and TO nay mind
olrectly states by the use Of the word 'suf1-
c.Si.t IAaL lhere Is not enough goId 10 carry
on the business Of the country, and that We
Illst look beyond that metal TO supply the
Genet ana II mat doesn't mean return TO the
use OF silver am free to confess that do not
SNOW "Lat II does mean. Then, again, take
flexible II is old accusation that gold is
hon-elasuc currency BY the com Dination Of
the two logically would sustain q charge
l-aI un4er TINS cloak We're preparing 10 re-
turn 10 The use % silver and 1 for one am
equiVocaily and unalterably opposed TO the in
serton Of such plank. can't see any use in
borrowing trouble
The trust plank. I think, is all right as IL
stands nope they won't alter IL There Is no
question Of the inalienable right Of capital TO
com Dine a trust IN that sense is legal enough.
Take the recent scandal in New-York. The so
called Ice Trust was and IS legal but the city
0nclsls were tempered with by its officers. and
some Of The State laws possibly transgressed,
OUT II WASH [ the trust that did these things; IL
was the officers Of the trust acting as individuals
that did them
The Boer clause / am utterly opposed 10 II It
IS 70 synparhize with lhe Beers, for consider
mat an unnecessary act and one that may
cause Us infinite trouble a party AS a cOun-
Try, we did the most could when offered
England mediation The war is practically over
nov, and 70 insert such a plank would be TO give
oIIence % a friendly country and uselessly TO
ALLEVIATE a large number Of our own citizens Of
English extraction
With these exceptions, think the platform is
all right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-19

BELL
Oklahoma. NJ. MNEAL.
District Of Columbia
Hawaii
ULES AND ORDER.
Aew-GOrk-G. W. AID
RIDGE.
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oreg0n-R. ). MOORE
Peunsylvania-H n. BING-
HAM.
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South DakG1a-M. p. BEE
BEE.
Tennessee-JOHN MCAL.
Texas
Utah-GBO. NJ. HANSON.
Vermont
Virginia r. r. HORNER.
Observation-Disclosures S.
CONNER.
West Virginia-M. J. SIMS.
Wisconsin-S. REBCE.
Wyoming
Alaska
Arizona j. A. VAIL.
Indian Territory 49, g. j.
LONG.
New Mexico. SANTlSTE-
VAN.
Oklahoma
District OF Columbia
Hawaii
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A DAY OF CONFERENCES.
AT NIGHT HANNA PREDICTS THAT
ROOSEVELT WILL NOT BE
NOMINATED.

Philadelphia, June 1S.-It has been day Of
conferences on thu Vioe-Presidential situation.
Beginning with a gathering in the room Of
Governor Roosevelt, attended by Senator
Harpa, Senator Lodge and Mr. Oden, of New
York. it continued in the rooms of Sena-
tor Hanna later when nearly all the leaders in
the city were from time to time In conference
with the chairman Of the National Committee.
There were Senators Allison Scott Carter,
Lodge, Ell1ins. Burrows and Shoup, also Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-19
The BANKER AND THE BEAR.

The STORY OF A CORNER IN LARD
IS A NEW NOVEL FOR SUMNER READING,
A STRIKING ROMANCE OF MODERN BUSINESS
LIFE. OF THIS INTENSELY INTERESTING
STORY THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE DECLARES
THAT IT DESERVES DRAMATZATTOM AND
THE EVENING POST:
There is a LoVe affair of real Charm. and most
novel surroundings, a ran on the bark, and
all manner of celebrating men and deeds. VUbfch
should bring the book into bigh faVor."
EVERY BOOKSELLER HAS IT.
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DRAFTING THE PLATFORM.
SENATOR FORAKER TELLS WHAT HAS
BEEN DONE so FAR.
rpr TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BuSz.l

philadelphia, June Ex-senator Foraker, of
ohio who is IN charge Of the draft Of the plat
so-rn over which he is constantly working. when
-, IF his headquarters at the Hotel Lafayette
to-day said;
THE resume OF the draft OF the platform that
appeared n Inc c 81 enc so 'nls
10 gone OF course, you must understand that
- e only q proposed draft We are working on
now and not the Platform itself That must
- not as yet been chosen. but VIII be to
ov-oW I do not know who viii serve upon Il.
= snnnose I will represent Ohio. and I am told
raj Senator Fairbanks, Of Indiana Senator
.3anrose Of Pennsylvania, and Lemuel E. Quigg,
= Teyy-York viii also be upon the committee.
J.snnot remember any others just now. Each
safe and Territory viii have a member. and on
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A ADVERTISEMENTS aud subscriptions for The Tribune
~ Uptown once. No l242 Broadway.
~ o = advertise
n1ens following branch erces regular
ONCE until : o'clock viz pa Stn-aVe. .
Gov Sd st i52 dthave. cor l2th-ss Aacy 6th-ays
al Coumhus-ave West 66th-sJ. 100
42d-st. % East 14th-st-: PSI West
42dst between 9TH and Sth ayes iSa East 4Ihst; ISIS
3A-aVe 10th and 1Tth So o2G Sd-ave..
6st-st: eos lst-ave. Sath $50 50 ave-
4lst-st 554 Sd-ave. Bleecker-st 325 Bleecksr-s
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phia to attend a banquet, and If a reauisition
should be received at the Executive Department in
his absenee II would hardly be acted on before his
return The stories that Taylors friends have writ
ten him asking that extradition papers be not
Issued IL a requistion should be made upon him
curing the Kentuckian's stay in Pennsylvania Is
denled at the Executive Denartment.
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no RBQUIsITION FOR TAYLOR
Harrisburg Penn July Ex-Governor Stone has
received no requisiJiOn from Governor Beckham Of
Kentucky Tor The e1tradition Of Ex-Governor Tay-
Tor, who Is & delegate 10 the Republican National
Convention. Governor Stone VIII 10 Philadel-
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STATE MEMBERS CHOSEN.
ORGANIZATION OF COMMITTEES Eff
FBCTED- CHAIRiEN ELECTED.

Philadelphia, June although a number of
the State delegations Will not hold meetings until
tomorrow, the organization of most of the work.
ing committees and the election OF National Com
mitteemen and members Of the Notification Com
mittees were effected to-day These and The chair
chosen were as followsG
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" 49,
DELEGATIONS.
/ New-Jersey-W. j. SEW
ELL
( New-York-T. c. PLATT.
1 North Carolina
North Dakota
( Ohio GEORGE K. NASH.
4 OregOn-W. M'CAMANT.
. PeunsylvGnia-M. S. QUAY.
Rhode Island
/ South Carolina
South Das0ta-L. L. 10
/ SHUTTER.
I Tennessee
Texas
/ Utah HEBER n. WELLS.
/ Nermpnt-JOHN G.. M'CUL-
! LOUGH.
| Virgiula-PARK AGNEW.
I Washington-E. G. NEU-
| FIELDER.
[ West Vlrginia-GEORGE w.
I CURTIN.
i Wisconsin,. STEVENSON.
/ Wyoming-F. Z. WARREN.
A Afaf"iA q
| Arizona---C H. AKERS.
Indian Territory - p. L.
SOPER.
. observation-disclosures NJ. A.
OTERO.
/ Oklahoma-H, c. THOMP-
SON.
/ District of Columbia
! Hawaii-S. PARKER.
COMMITTEE.
/ Nevada
/ New-Hampshire-
/ New-Jersey-F. MURPHY.
| New-York-F. 5. GIBBS.
I North Carolina
North Dakota
/ Ohio-GEORGE B. cox.
/ Oregon-GEO. A. STEEL.
! Pennsylvania-M. S. QUAY.
Rhode Island
South Carolina
| South Dakota. M GREEN.
! Tennessee-W. P. BROWN
LOW.
Texas
Utah
/ Vermont. W. BROCK.
/ Nirginia-G. E. BOWDEN.
1 Was hIngton-G. H. BAKER.
West Virginia-N. B. SCOTT.
I Wisconsin-H. c. PAYNE.
/ Wyoming -WILLLS VAN
DEVENTER.
/ Alaska
/ Arizona-W. n. GRIFFITH.
Indian Territory-WM. NJ.
MILBETT.
( New-MexicO-S. LUNA.
OklahOma-WM. GRIMES,
District Of Columbia
n RESOLUTIONS.
/ New-Jersey-F. P. OLCOTT.
! New-York-L. E QUIGG.
North Carolina
/ North Dakota
| Ohio. B. FORAKER.
I Oregon-JOHN D. DAILY.
Pennsylyania-BOIES PEN
ROSE.
7. Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota-G. G. BEN
| NETT.
Tennessee-F. V. BROWN. |
/ Texas
/ Utah-G. SUTHERLAND.
/ Vermout-L Nj. REED,
Virginia-S. B. ALLEN.
/ Washington. M ASH
TON.
West Virginia - E. H
FLINN.
| Wisconsin,. B. TREAT.
Wyoming
I Alaska
Arizona-C H. AKERS.
Indian Territory A. F.
PARKINSON.
| New-Msxico-E A. CA
/ HOON.
Oklahoma
| District Of Columbia
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MOVING STAIRCASE TO ELEVATED ROAD.

The Otis Elevator Company has entered into a
contract 70 place an "escula.or. or moving stair
case at the southeast corner Of the Twenty-third-
st elevated railroad station.
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40 NFoRM PREsIpENTIAL NoanNEE.

TO INFORM PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE.
Alabama- lNew-York-g s. wITHER-
Arkansas BEE
Cqlifornia-w. M. GAR North Carolina
CoIorado-D Il MoFFATT. Ohio
Connecticut = LINUS R. oregon--H E. ANKENY
PLIMPToN Pe nrs Ilqdd l. MAGHR
F1orda-JosEPH E. LEE. south CaTona,- t.4sa
Georgia South Dakota-C. B.. COL
illinois Tennessee-G. N TIL1AfAN
1owa~E. a ALRRooK- t-tah--rHoMAs KEARNs
Kansas--w. C. HOLT. Vermont--W N PI-ATT.
Kentuoky-B r. FRANKS. Virginia.. H. HOGE.
Wsjne~w GUSHING. west vrsinia-W. W Non
Ma5sachasetts- T. HUN wisconsin-w ALExAN-
MchIgan-E HECKER, wyoming
Mssissppl-gs P HURST. 4Tisona,-S DoRR1Ngrox
Missouri. B. OVENS Indian Territory P L
Ns6s3slao A ABBOTT MsIioooq qy oTERA
ew-Hampshire- FIRED A District of Columbia--
New-Jersey-L D. WARD.
THE VICE-PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTED
ARKANSAS New-YorE-F v GFEESNTE
Colorado b TBoSfP- North Dakota
connectiout--A. J, STOPPER, 0regon-THos %EwES.
Delaware-- - PennsylyRnta-L A. MUIR
Idaho~GEo L sHoUP. South Carolina
Indiane-G. s; HERNIRY. Tennessee s. ELG1N
Iowa.. J. MARSH Texas
Kansas Utah-C. E LOOSE
Kentucky-W J. DEBoE yermont-EI NJ BARTLETT.
Maine~ALBERT PIERCE. Washington--L ANKENY.
Massachusetts-F E, HUN wisconsin-J @ Rely
Michigan-w. E. PAR wyoming
Minnesota ArIzons-CHAs. R. DRAKE.
Mississippi-w, MACK Indian Terrtory--Dr. ". L
Montana-D E robson Neyy-Me1oo~NIr ROMERO.
Nebraska-A LAYERTY 0kahoma-J C. PRINGLY.
Nevada District of Columbia
New Hannpshire-A- WAL Hawaii
LACE.
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ChAARMbR Of
Alabama
Arltensas-
CaIifornia-GTORaD A
KNIGET
5,,io,,1, n n u-orCOTT
Slnna 80 $50 D
pIHFPT0N
DaiaH-ora
EI - TC,Srpu u INN
Georgia
1IiinoisI
in.IJar, ~ w EArP
1'i 1HNtJ-g ''' '" all
80 - g. -,,,.u-
Iowa-L'hIS4-It NJ. r, i St1A"
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ST,ET. 20
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Alabama
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So1nra6o@C - SAVEN-
DEP
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ORGANIZATION,

PERMANENT ORGANIZATION,
1Tkansas- n HAsRINGs. --D'--',,'
California New-Jersey = WILLIAM S.
Connecticut J. DEMING Ne1-Yorls WILLIAM c.
PERKINS WALLACE
Delaware v,--.. North Carolina
Georgia " Oregon-M A MOODY.
Idaho-F. R. COOLING Pennsylvans-J B. STEEL
T6SawAI aHT MFEn south south RICE
LAND. ITennessee-E.. CALDWELL
SEEKER. utah-ERBER N. WELLS.
Kent9okyNH C. HOW yeTront-zT- H. T. SLACK.
ARD. Vrginia--C. NJ, SOUDER
I.ouisiana-L Clarke Washington-F, J. May
Maryland west Virgtnia-J E. DANA.
Massachusetts-E. C. BEN Wisoonsih-H, A. LURDFlB,
Michigan. B ROBERT AasEa%
SON Arizona-J. L HUBBELI4
Minnesota Indian Territory-EDWARD
Mississippi-F W COL. FARNIN
IJNs New Nexlco--A ABEYTA.
Montana-c W. GooDAa. District Of Columbia
Nebraska-H. ROGATZ. Hawaii
Nevada
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
Alabama New-York-s L. PAYNE.
Arkansas- North Carolina
Calfornia--G w. REED, North Dakota
Sonnecticlt0E. MINER 0regon-w. McAMANr
FToridsHJ. N cooMBs sHTELDs.
Tdaho~L & AILsHIE. south caToiIna--
IBdlSns- C. SHIRLEY T9HIn p Brown
IoWa@M. ]. ToBIN. Low.
KentuckyEGEo Denny. Utah@ARTHUR BROWN.
Louisiana-H c. WAR yermont-E. NJ. BROWN.
Maine-A. NJ SPEAR Washington - DR.. r. L
Massa chusetts-J. COVE. West Virginia = MAURICE
Mchigan-R. C. OsTRAN- HORKHEIMDR.
DER Wisconsin,. T. MURPHY.
Mississippi-w cREYToN. ALASKA
Missouri MowDER, Arizona-FRANK DYsART.
Montana. F FORBES. Indian Territory-C NJ
N sRsasEa' i-i'4> Me4ooHF A HUB
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ful asd in6aential speaker. -Th,bo.
daux 6entinel.
N. Oscar Gentil left on Sstssday
last for the Elma plantation, pear
New iberia, where be. will be
employed % chief sugar boiler.
Meser. Laadry and Lsnier are
owssse Of the Elma plantation, and
through Mr.. Cent? they have q.
cnud forty hsntls ~ this, pssish !;
twelve OF this number wese whites.
who are to work in the sugar
house, while the remainder
Dolossd, will do Geld work
Plaquemins Times.
~. Clymer Sesly had % ugly
Eall en Monday last from tele
,ho1o pOle On iberia street, the
hlFd from Main ctr ct, and which ,s |
y frat Of the vacant lot b.lonetne |
o ", fontel,en. Tie caaee q bis |
al Il sttrihUted to his faintine |
vh,le q the top e. the pole, end he |
y = ooehise, q III ialI aat,lI
: Heoosu1 celaoeie upoaoos y itel
- - - : aaOU1 - ~ ueAet.l
] ffpehds- aseand Inn. Ae he'd
49, 81 BE scalp. nos and
Z =
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Marquette, on Lax


Is one of the most en- s
resorts reached via tie q !
warkee & St Paul RailN avs
It's hea1thful locane
scenery, good hotels and z
munity from hav fevef, d
mer outing at Marquetse
attractive from the Z &
health, rest and comfofss &
For particulars apply
ticket agent or addreas
ford, General Passeoe
cago. Ill.
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Doings and Sayings of the
General
Public. Columns of More
Than
Usual Interest in Any News
paper.

Mr.. Thomas Slutz was in town ol
Tuesday.
Hon. J. Y. Sanders of St. Mary
was in town on the goth.
Mr.. M. Schochet was a vlslto
here this week.
Sir. George W. Dallas went eas
on the 3Oth.
Mr.. James w. Wyche was
passenger for Houma on Monday.
Mr.. CASTOR DeLassus of New
iberia, was IN town this week
EvangelIne.
Mus Berthe Farmer Is now weigh
ing cane for her uncle, Mr.. j. D.
Roane.
Miss Ella knight, now Of Hous-
ton, went to St. Martlnville to visit
friends on the goth.
Captain A. N. Muller went ssst as
fr as Raceland and Lockport on
Monday.
Captain Edwin Broussard OF New
Iberia, was in town this week
Lafayette Advertiser.
Mr.. Alpine Fontelieu was q
passenger from the west on
Monday.
Doctor Sheard Moore was called
to North Bend professionally on
Tuesday.
Mr.. William A. Brousssrd came
IN on the Tuesday local and re-
turned to Lafayette on the
flyer.
Mrs. Will M. Hearne and children
left on Tuesday for Rayne, where
they will visit relatives.
Mr.. +. F. Willard went to
Jennings on Tuesday tor the
Cumberland Telephone & Tele.
graph Company.
Miss Clara Burke was q pas.
senger on Wednesdays local for
Thibodaux.
Mr.. John p. Steffenaurr came IN
on Thursday mornings east bound
train.
Mrs. Robert j. Ross, now Of
C,virgton, La, is visitor to our
,ity.
Judge Simon of St. Martinville,
vas in town for day this week at.
to court duties.
NJ. Fred Slowits and family and
Mss Lula Stowits arrived from New
IBERIA on Wednesday. Jennings
record.
Mr.. /. Reinauer Of Lake Charles,
xas The guest Of his danghier. Mrs
laxard King, for day or two this
'eek.
A Mr.. Thibodsux Of Breaux
fridge, had . narrow escape from
cath here on Tuesday, beirP
with heart failure. q
Miss .Domi.h,lde Greaud OF 81. :.
Iabrel, La, left on Wednesday for !,
er home, after ! pleasant visit to J,
Or aunt Mrs. A. Daigre. i
Misses Ada and Noelle Mlstrot Of
alveeton, returned this week from !.
stay Of several months IN Europe, 4
ID visited relatives and frlends 10 :,
IL city. y
Messrs. Aristide, Alfred, Julius o.
d Emanuel Etlsfleftsfer Crowley =
Monday, wher6shey have the - :.
ntract for the ereoli06 Of brick u
llding. hc
Rev. and Mr.. 4. J. Notesline Of p
chary, with their little g,rl, have
ring the week been the guests o. e,
'. g. P. Whlte.-True Demo -
t, ST. Franc,sville. 4,
rev. Fitzgerald 5. Parker, pre-. TO
ng elder, preached hns ssrnon 81
tho Methodist Church on las wh
ndsy night, after which we hsd q
pleasure Of reaewl19 his r..
formed thirtesn Ysass 8
Zachary Excuse. iuDs
Il. q. Drew Bondreanx, nov Of. a..
eruoo. returned On 8onns
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month.
Mr.. Ernest Caretene left thi
week for another tour among bl
shoe customers in East aud Nortl
Louisiana. This gentleman re
manned al home here for about tel
days, during which time he was IL
from mslarlal fevers.
Mr.. John B. Lewis of Patoutvi.l,
was IN town on Wednesday. HI
seys that be will probably beg,r
grinding between the 10th ane
18th,
Miss Clara Valet of Belle Place
and Mr.. Silvio Brcussard, came
down on Wednesday morning from
st. John plantation, where they bad
been the guests of Mr.. and M,
Levert.
Mr.. Edgar Burrows spent lat
Sunday in this city.
Mrs. Samuel Luehm and cblldreu
of Marcel. were IN New Iberis
on Wednesday and Thursday Of
this week.
Mr.. Cardinal of St. Martlnville,
was on our streets on Sunday
last.
Mr.. Ellie r. Chlvers lett here
during the latter part of last week
for Ruth refinery, in St. Martini
parish, where he will work during
the grinding season.
Messrs. Will M. Hearne and
Lawrence Luehm Of the lBERIAN
force, visited Abbeville on Sunday
last, and report having had a
q pleasant time.
Mrs. A. Gugenbem now Of
Orange, Texas, but formerly of
Galveston, is in this city visiting
her sister, Mrs. Charles Kahn of st.
Peter street. Mrs. tdugenhe,m was
among the many who Witnessed and
the terrible Galveston
storm.
Mr.. George B. Kmhro and
family will soon move to Morgan
CITY, where that gentleman has
gone to take charge of Avocs
This place hasjust been
BY Captain John N.
Pharr.
Misses Ruby and Rowsra Del
lomner, daughters of Mr.. A. A.
)elhommer, and their aunt Mrs.
franklin, all of Plaquemine, are
,uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
destaycr.
Mrs. Mich Muller and children,
eff on The 3lst Tor New Orleans,
yhere they will remain until the
th. On that day, Mrs. Muller'e
ister, Mies Nina Frostcher, viii be
larriei to Doctor Edward Brace Of
'ensaoola, Florida.
Mr.. and Mre. Felix Patout and
heir daughter. Miss Marie, re.
armed home on the early Sun
~ morning. train from . European
'ip which lated about six monthe.
hey al thoroughly enjoyed
'elr visit aud gained in health and
rength in consequence Of it.
United Staten Marshal Charles
has returned from . trip
the North and West. He went
q mi.s'on Of pleasure and bust.
'se, and Il sanguine from the out.
Ok that Mckinley will be elected,
d that his majority will be
eater than it was in 1895.
aqusmine Times. :
Captain A. N. Muller, District !
'tosney Of iberia parish, was In |,
IN on Friday afternoon At last I
'ek, and spoke 70 large audience Y
Cleveland Hall, mp the bayou on =
4 night. The Captain 10 doing
nirabls serves for the Demo ).
tic party in the Third District 5
ring this campaign and il . force Il
asd in6aential speaker. TA.be- q
u 6sntisel. ?.
1r. Oscar Gentil left on SATURDAY. Il
for the Elma. plantation, near q
y iberia, where be will be =
ployed e chief sugar boiler. : =
Derr. Landry and Lsnier are :,
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State of Louisiana,
ParIah If Theria.

oCale OF LOnisiena,
Parish Of Iberia.
!, the undersigned Clerk Of
District Court in and for the leth
Judicial District, do hereby certifs
that the above and foregoing = !
true and correct copy OF the
ORIGINAL now on file in my, Office.
and recorded in M,scellansous Rook
No. 8, fol 572.
j. G. LEBIAnC.
Clerk and Recorder.
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