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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

The Louisiana State Sunday
School Association will hold it's
Fifteenth Annual Convention in
the Coliseum Place Baptist
Church, New Orleans, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week, March 10Th, 18th and 18th.
Great preparations have been
made and an excellent programme
arranged for the occasion, and no
doubt it will prove to be one Of
the most successful sessions of the
Association that has ever been
held. Mr.. w. C. Moore of this
city, is one of the Vice Presidents
of the Association.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09
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THIS wcula not be large price
fer DIR. Drummond's lightning Re-
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not get relief any cheaper. The
Drnmmond Medicine Co., New
York. have received hundreds of
unsolicited testimonIalsfrom crate
full people restored to health by the
use Of their remedies, who would
not hesitate to pay any price rather
than suffer thu former torture. II
you would like to try these rem.
ed,es, aud your druggist has not
them, write direct to the company,
Agents wanted.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09
Notice To Teachers.
State of Louisiana,
Parish Of iberia.

Notice is hereby given that In
accordance with regulation adopt
ed by the State Board of Education,
there Will be an examination OF
white applicants for certificates to
leach in the free public schools Of
this parish, at New Iberia on
Thursday, April l1lh, and Friday,
April 10th, 1901 and for colored
applicants on Friday, April 18th,
1901. These certificates, so obtained
shall be Of the first, second and
third grades, and will be upon
the branches of knowledge enume-
rated in Sections n, As and 40, of
Act 81 Of 1888. The que. tons to
be propounded will follow closely
the text books authorized by the
State Board OF Education. The
elements of Pedagogy and School
Management by Emerson 4. White
are commended to those who intend
10 compete.
L. .. HACKER,
Parish Superintendent.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09
ARTICLE VII.

The capital stock of this corporation
may be decreased or increased by g
vote of the stockholders Of the corpor-
alton at a general meeting of the
stockholders called for that purpose IN
the manner and after the publication
and notice provided by law.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09
Doings and Sayings of the
General
Public. Columns of More
Than
paper.

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. F. G..
Blumenthal, this week, a baby
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fay of
Jeanerette. were visitors to this
place on last Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob Davis returned thls
week from a pleasant visit to the
Crescent CiA
The Estorge brothers entertained
their cousin, Mr.. Estorge of
Opelousas, on last Sunday.
Rev. G. G. Kramer conducted
divine services in Abbeyille on last
Sunday evening.
Mr.. l.. S. Hugdens went to Able.
vile several days ago, and will re.
main for an indefinite period.
Mr.. A. G. Broussard Of Loreau-
vile, was in town on Wednesday oil
this week.
Mr.. A. j. Gonsoulin of our sister
town Jsanerette, was visitor here
on Sunday last.
Nj. Charles Plattsmire wa:
on the sick list for several days
this week.
Mr.. James Gebert reached here or
last Wednesday, on his return from
visit to Florida.
Doctor J. w. X. Shaw visited the
Crescent City last week for ;
few days.
Doctor and Mrs. 1. T. Rand c
the Fifth Ward, were IN town OF
Thursday last and were pleasan
callers at our office.
Among the pleasant visitors il
town last was that genial and who'll
souled gentleman, Sheriff Broussar,
of Lafayette.
MIR. Louis Nussbaum, Jr., was il
town on Sunday last. He went t.
Abbevllle on the afternoon trail
that day.
Mr.. q. Dalbor, accompanied
by his little son, was on on
streets on Saturday OF las
week.
Mr.. w. j. Roddy of Abbevllle
was among the visitors to this cit,
during the latter part of las
y eek.
The happy home of Mr.. J. r
Davis was blessed on Thursday O
last week by the arrival OF
little son.
Mr.. L. ForsYthe, Jr., of Franklin
was up here this last week, lookin,
after the Gallery Refinery IN
terests.
| MI. II. Bllleaud of Broussard
vile, was among the east bount
passengers on last Sunday for th,
Crescent City.
Mr.. A. j. Maumus was amou4
the number who lett for New Or
leans on last Sunday. He wen
down to zee the great and only
ssSarah. =
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Fritcher Of th.
Petite Anse section, were in town OF
Tuesdsy List. ana attended
Professor Lees 81 Sihueut al
the Opera House o. that mig
u
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on last Sunday from Lafayette,
where he had been in connection
with the Industrial School
interests.
Mr.. Sam Woolf, the ever popular
knight of the grip, was on our
streets for several days last week
hus,ling up business in bis
line.
Ms. Fred Lemke, Jr. of Franklin
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Han
kins, of st. Peter street.
Captain e. Z. Binnings was a
'sbird of PASSAGE through this
place yesterday, on his way to his
home at New Orleans. He was
returning home from the Grand
Lodge sessions of the Odd Fellows
held at Shreveport.
Congressman and Mrs. Robert F.
Broussard left Washington, d. G
on last Wednesday morning and are
expected here the latter part OF this
| week.
Mr.. w. %. Bunch, the popular
ana genial manager of Messrs.
Mlstrot Brothers and Company's
store at this place, is in Galveston,
Texas.
Mr.. Branch X. Miller of New
Orleans, was ia town this week,
leaving yesterday for his home. He
represented creditors who were
interested in the new post office
site.
Doctor A. G. Gayle and daughte,
Mrs. George J. Sabatler, visited
the Crescent City this week, apt
while there witnessed Saral
Bernhart's traditions of 'Ls
Tosca."
Mr.. Edgar Burrows came in from
Crowley on last Thursday night
and spent Friday and Saturday il
this city, returning to Crowley OF
Saturday nights train. He Ii
painting in that progressive towr
and states that there is much worl
going on there in his line.
/ Mr.. J. j. Marie, who has been &c
Ill for so great a while with a very
violent attack of la grippe, is, w
are pleased to announce on the con
valescent list, and we hope will b
able to circulate among hl
many friends again at an earl,
date.
Mrs. George J. Cousin an
children of New Iberia, arrive,
In Opelousas on last Saturday t
remain here permanently; MI
f oAsin having rented the hous
fronting Mr.. Charlev,lle's residence
st. Landry Clarion.
Mr.. J. O. Carlln of this city, VIII
was summoned to Rayne last wee
, by the severe illpess of his daughte,
in-law, Mrs. j. FL. Carlin
returned home on last Wednesda
afternoon. Mr.. Carlin also spent
day with his con, Mr.. Leo Carlln a
Crowley, during his absence of som
eight or ten days from the beautiful
Teche country. He reports tina
Acadia parish Is on the boom, an,
that there Is much activity on ever
hand.
|
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09
ARTICLE VI.

The Company may begin business
and Shall be declared going concern
when twenty-five {25) shares OF the
capital stock shall have been sub
Scr1bed.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09

sB kNanteds~Reliable man
for Manager ofBrancl Office we
WISH to opeGm tbs vicinity. If
Your recof1~~i< Q. K. here is
ah opportunity. Kindly give good
reference wheps~ritin9 The A.
3 Morris wholesale House,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Illustrated
catalogue for-4scents in stamps.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-03-09
POSTED!

POSTED!
Hunting and trespassing on the
Caffery Refinery property. known
as the PEBBLES Plantation, positive
" forbidden under the penalty Of
the law.
L. FoRsYTHE, JR.,
Supt. and Asst. GEM. Mgr,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19
DE DEBIL is In TOWN.

We alwuz knowed dat dis yere town
OBJ Greenville wuz er mighty bad place.
We is not 'speckulatin' on de misdoin's
OBJ our white frien's or de misdoin's OBJ
our white enemies, an dey are many
1--WE means dat our white enemies an
not dere misdoin's are many.) No,
in dis we're instance we knows no mis-
doins OBJ no one 'cept does OBJ de culud
poperlashun OBJ Newton an her outer
skirts. We hopes we is clearly under
stan'able cause we Is not lookin' fer
trouble from our white folks.
Yes sub, we alwuz knowed dat dis
place am Soding an Gamory hablta-
shun, but didn't 'speck dat dis hoodo
wuz er gwine ter make de city pub
sunal visit, an our hyar wuz nigh
turned straight when we behOldened
him in Mistah Vormus' sto' on Wash
in'ton ave. while on our way to.answer
a tellifone call from 972. OBJ course we
wuz scared. An every niggah dat
passes dat sto' am scared OBJ his life
dat he am wanted by Mr.. Debil. Wot
in de debil he wants to come here SO
soon for, an whoit am he wants am
botherin' many kinky heads. De
'tendence at de prayer meetin' We'd
nesday night wuI perfuse.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

We tended de Gram opery house
las week to see de little minister.
'spectin' ter see upheaval an over
throw CD de debil-in short we wuz
lookin' for big revival. But wot we
saw wuz too much for our discompre-
henshun. De whole performance wuz
for de white folks, an dey only could
see trew der thing, De mex time we
goes to show at de opery house, we'ez
gwine ter fust Ak Mistah Harry
Mawch eff it's culud or white folks
show or boff.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

WANFAD-To learn vocal music. !
am culud lady OBJ eighteen summers,
have fine shape an a good voice for
eatin' sweet pertatoes. Think could
make good comick opery star. Will
Mlssus Black Patty please .'dress me,
care Oh de. Bubble, dis city. "LoU."
lNewYuk Standard please copy dis ad-
vertisenent.-Editor.l
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

De show will be hyar mex week an
ef de door man wont give % pass we
shore win give his show "down de
country" in de mex Bubble, wild de
photo oh de door man. Ell he do guy
ps d pass his will be de bes' show on
earth an we won't publish no valen-
tfneob de door man.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

Jack Jones wife says dat wen he
dies she's gwine ter have him Gre
mated an put in flask. Eft Jack reads
dis he will die hapyp, for de las thuty
years he hab done emptied thouings
OBJ desc faskes 'spectin' some day to
end in one.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

Dat dar Majester range cookin'
stove expersishun at Mistah Gawge
Johnsing's hardware sto' wuz CRATE
affair. Dey guy me biskit dat wuz
jes' like de biskits ole Mistus used ter
make. Denis CRATE stoves an dey
beats de ole fireplace an skillit
cookin' ter de'th.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

For de fust time in our existunce
hab de desire OBJ matrimonys overpow-
cred us. Everytime a certain delta
soil culud damsul pass our eye, strange
feelin's cum over us. To 'spress it
would be to say dat dis feelln' am like
er chill wild mustard bath sensa-
shun. her father would hab had de
sumchuous event happun munths ago,
but de lack OBJ funds on our part to pull
off his 'portant event cause us to
perambulaJe till l done struck de
newspaper biz, for by dis biz man
can do anything by lookin' to provi-
dence stead OBJ his fellow men tsub-
scribersl as dey am alwuz busted. But
de takin' OBJ dis step will in no way
change de policy OBJ de Bubble. 1t is
true dat dere will be anoder to share
de incomin' cash, still de price OBJ de
'scripshun to de Bubble will remain de
same, for her people will be our people,
her home our home, an no matter
whar dey may be in dis town at Z, IL
or 6 clock, dere shall we also be.
Again our views on de money quexshun
will be unchanged and VIII aIwuz re-
main SO as long as we are here, for
wild us de ratio am alwuz to small ter
pull us out OBJ hole. De date OBJ our
weddin' day will 'nounced later on
dodgers.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

Booker Washin'ton, de great niggah
exposer, wuz hyar an dressed de mig
gahs OBJ Newtown an dere frien's las
week. He tole dem niggabs wot we's
done tole 'em for de las thuty year,
an dat am ter uze dere hans as well
as de head an mostly dere hans to
make livin'. White folks kin uze
dere head wild out dere hans but wien
a niggah does dis he shore starts
life OBJ troublesome. Young black man,
eff you'll make your hans raise corn
stead OBJ chickens you may go ter bed
Wild light stomik, but you won't see
Jail bars in your night mares.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19
NO. 5

Mistah Jim Butler, de sun an moon
regulator OBJ East end an Newtown,
am credited wild three years scripshun
to de Bubble for refxin our offs
Waterbury.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

WANTED-By culud man exper
fenced In feddin' hogs, persishun as
table waiter IN de New Gown Hotel
when hits done finished, Am nice an.
pearin'. Give an ak best references.
Address EZEKIEL" Bubble Offs.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

pis yere col spell oh de mornin's an
nights hab done made us dze up all de
ole newspapers papering our offs for
to keep out Mistah Jack Fros'' Dis
gentleman am as hard to keep out OBJ
ouv oiffs as de bill kerleckter.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

Yves done been to Milwaukee, st.
Louis. Chicago, Leland an Wilczin-
slrt--almost all over de worl'-but we
seen sight in Greenville dat we never
seed no whar else, an dat is show pic
sEnires on er Nashunal Bank.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

wa hopes dat de expresshunings OBJ
Mistah Booker Washin'ton, who
speechiffed to we culud folks las week
win alwuz be rekumembered. bis adj
vicashuns am timely an 'stemely
proper.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

rs nswspsper bet suited % your wanis
! ,fhs Esz OTle=ar Picsyuna Ithas al
~ ~ pdinleSi and general news Of
go md D. Mafkel Reports are
s,rI. imp,r,i.l nd trustworthy Daily
NHn fcr 5 nonlha Twise-A- Week
101 "a Mondays "a Thursdsys)'
~ FiesE1na afli1l
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

Tom Kerksley de chimley sweep, am
a Twin example OBJ wot a man can do
wot drinks modinately. Dis man who
uses de stove pipe complexshun powder
does without.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

Professionalism am de thief Oh
tim& We realizes DIS wild de Creates
Disappointment when we gifts to de sa-
loon too late fer de free lunch.:
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

Our frien', Mistah Harry Ward. am
one OBJ de bes' story tellers de worl hab
ever known. AT our lodge rooms-de
Elks' lob course"-he wuz chuck full
OBJ de funnies' speechafians we ever
hearn tell. An drink beer?-we wuz
nightly afeard dat he would leave
none for us. But Mistah Tilfud tole us
lob course" We would not go home wild
out some, an we TUX home load oo
it. So much did we have dat we wuz
'fraid der would be
''Wuk for de undertaken,
An job for de casket maker"
Our bruder Elk, Mistah Herman
Summers, am mighty good man, but
we doesn't want him ter git us jes' yet
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19
| EW TOWN BUBBLE.

Lives OBJ great men does remind us,
We kin make our lives sublime,
BY de dancin' OBJ de cake walks,
An de singin' OBJ rag time.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

De Bubble am agrowin' an BIOS
somin' like sunHower.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1901-10-19

De ring OBJ de silver dollar an de fire
alsm bcff startles de newtown folks.
The bee., 1901-11-21
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Reese, of Philadelphia, is
now the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
w. F. Burr.
Mesdames VIII McGary and Wal
ter Wright were in Madisonville
Monday.
Will Cozart visited relatives at
Paducah last week.
Mrs. Eliza Phillips, of Mortons
Gap, is now at the bedside of Gee
Browning, who has been very i'll for
the past week.
Bill Browning, of Princeton, was
over to see his brother Gee Brown
ing last week.
Mr.. Henry Jones, at present of st.
Charles, was in the city Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. Mace Jones is at his home in
Bowling Green thi, week.
Mrs. Harriet Browning and
daughter Miss Mabel, spent Satur-
day ana sunday with relatives near
Madisonville.
Jesse l.. Harmed, Of Louisville,
was here several days last week.
J. r. Dean and wife and Miss
Lizzie spent Sunday with relatives
in the country.
Misses Pauline Davis and Mary
Hewlett were ir Madisonville Tues
day.
Mesdames Jack and Walter Pey-
ton were in MadIsonville Tuesday.
r. S. Hill, of Nebo. was in the
city Yesterday.
Mrs. Timmons, of Onton, is visit
ing her son, Rev. E. b. Timmons, of
this place.
The bee., 1901-11-21

Conductor Barbro went to Guth-
rie to act as yard master few days.
The new $4,000 capacity L. &c N.
gons and the new st. L., 1. & S. gons
will not go in the middle tipple or
on slack track at Monarch mines on
account of being too wide.
Several of the railroad boys are
taking advantage of the bird law this
week to go quail hunting.
Conductor Joe Birch and Dispatch
er John Devney made an unsuccess-
full attempt to break through the
front end of the caboose at Hender-
son one day last week, and as re-
suit, Joe has black eye and John a
sore head.
Superintendent w. e. Edmondson
went out hunting few hours Satur-
day afternoon and returned with 80
quail, two rabbits, two woodpecks
and field lark.
The passing track at Audubon has
been extended 997 feet on north end
and 300 feet on south end.
The little girl of Lawrence Kilroy
is now about we'll and able to sit up.
The bee., 1901-11-21

The decision is a victory for Judge
Pratt, and Gusts Judge Breckinridge,
the Democratic claimant.
The Pratt -Breckinridge case was
appealed from the Franklin circuit
court.
Breckinridss Surrenders.
Judge Breckenridge says he will
vacate his office as soon as the man.
date Of the court of appeals is filed
In the circuit court, and that he
would gladly step down and out to-
day IL he could under the law do SO,
and II Mr.. Pratt could come to take
charge.
1.-THE opinion of the court declar-
ing the contest boards action un-
constitutional knocks out the case.''
said Judge Breckenridge, "and / am
ready and glad to go home."
The bee., 1901-11-21
JUDGE PRATT WINS.
By Decision Of Case in Court Of Appeals
He Is TO Be Attorney General.
Brsekinridse Says He Is Ready and Glad
to 10 fiame.

Frankfort, KY, Nov. 2O.-The case
Of Clifton ]. Pratt VS.. Robert ].
Breckenridge was reversed today by
the court of appeals, whole court sit
ting, and Judges Hobson, White and
Paynter dissenting. Judge Guffy
wrote the opinion.
The case is remanded with direc-
tions to the court below to sustain
the demurrer of appellant (Pratt) to
appellee's petition, to overrule ap-
pellee's demurrer to appellants an
swer, and to the answer as amended
and for further proceedings consist
ent with the opinion.
The bee., 1901-11-21
LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS.

Brakeman West, formerly on the
coal run, is very sick with typhoid
fever and pneumonia.
Operator Morris is again at Sebree
Operator Coffey relieving him al
Madisonville.
Business is picking up on the Hen
derson division, and the usual troub-
lie, scarcity of motive power, has be-
gun.
G. NJ. Duff, who worked for this
division some time age, is now
switching In the yard here.
The pay car paid the Henderson
division Monday and made the boys
feel good a little while and theiI
creditors feel better.
Engine 400, in charge of Engineer
McMerry was sent from the main
line to Howell shops.
CopyIst Huston is leaving the road
this week IN order to prepare himself
for extra dispatch. He will be day
copyist.
Operator Brooks, who was off a
few days on account of operators
paralysis, will go in the dispatcher's
office as night copyist this week.
Operator Lee, who has been In the
dispatcher's office for some time, has
decided to go on theroad as brake
man. He hopes to be relieved this
week.
The movement of new cars south
has begun. Several cars passed last
week for Selma, Ala, Pensacola,
Fla, and other southern points.
Conductor w. ]. Palmer, in charge
of a banana train, went north Sun
day.
If the Darlington yard had 50C
miles of side track it would get
blocked sometimes.
Deputy Clerk w. G. Mcleod swore
in S. Kibray, George Hooser, VIM,
Boyd, Ed McCarty and Deglan Nc
Grath as weigh masters Saturday.
Switchman Morton was up from
Guthrie Sunday visiting friends.
Judge Cowell was called out Sun
day morning to repair broken
switch near Warrington.
Marvin Padgett had the misfortune
to fall off the tender of ar engine last
week and was bruised up considera-
bly,.
Superintendent ]. w. Lagsdon was
in the city this week on business
concerning the company.
Assistant Superintendent DEWEY
and Train Master Sheridan accom-
panied the pay ar over the division
Engine 4O2, on the Providence
branch, broke off about six inches OF
the point of the frog at Manitou Sat
urday.
The bee., 1901-11-21
Mr.. GEE BROWNING.
Quietly Passes Away After An Affection
of About Year and Half.

Mr.. Gee Browning, who has been
afflicted for a little over year
from injuries sustained in the mines
at Mortons Gap, departed this life
Wednesday morning at O'Clock, at
the residence of his sister at this
place, Mrs. Matte Hewlett.
Mr.. Browning was the most pa
tient sufferer we have ever known,
and in all of his trouble he never
lost patience, but was cheerful even
to the end. Although he has been
called away, his beautiful Christian
character will ever be remembered
by those who knew him. The de-
ceased leaves little daughter about
eight years OF age, brother and
sister, Mr.. Bill Browning, of Prince
ton, and Mrs. Matte Hewlett, of
this place.
The funeral will take place this af-
ternoon ut o'clock. Interment at
the darlington cemetery.
Mrs. and Mrs. Milton Fletcher, of
Henderson, arrived yesterday af-
ternoon to attend the funeral. Mrs.
Fletcher was a neice of Mr.. Brown
inp.
The bee., 1901-11-21
Editors Committee.

President Harry McCarty, of the
Kentucky Press Association, has ap-
pointed the following Executive
Committee of that organization
Paul M. Moore, Darlington Bee,
Chairman; G. G. Howard, Larue
County Herald; e. A. Gullion, Henry
County Local; Louis Landram, Lam
caster Record; NJ. f. Comfy, Big
Sandy News.
The bee., 1901-11-21
FELONS AND CRIMINALS
HARBORED IN CAMPS
His Conclusion The Result oI
Careful Private Investigation
Of Witnesses.
WOODS SAYS CAMPS
WILL NOT DlSBAND

After holding careful court
of inquiry for a day and a half
and hearing the sworn testimony
of a number Of witnesses County
Judge John G. B. Hall yesterday
determined that the union camps
which have terrorized the county
so long must disband.
Having reached this conclu-
sion, and being now in full pos
session Of the powers conferred
upon county judges by the laws
of the state, and having, there
fore, control of the militia now
on duty in Hopkins county, Judge
Hall at once issued an order in
conformity with the facts and the
evidence and said the camps
must go.
When the soldiers came before
they were not instructed to re-
port to the county judge or to the
sheriff, but to the jailer. In some
strange way that has not yet
been definitely explained the
waters were muddied so that
control of the militia did not fol-
low the usual course, and seem
not to have then been unequiyo-
cally at the command of the
judge or sheriff.
Now, however, Judge Hall is
in full command and his order,
which follows, has in it the ring
of resolution.
The order reads thus:
To the United Mine Workers Of America
Assembled in Camps in fopkin!