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New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
NEW-YORK CITY.

Sylvester \. Murphy one OF the superintendents
of buildings for Manhattan and The Bronx. died
from consumption at his home, NO. Ia East
Eighty -frst-st Monday night
Police Commissioner Murphy yesterday retired
six and appointed twenty-five patrolmen- The new
men appointed the first twenty-five on the
eligible list
The campaign committee of the Republican Club
has opened the campaign. and will have repre-
sentative at the clubhouse. No. 450 Fifth-ave.
every evening until election for the purpose of
answering legal and other questions relating to
the rights of voters and other features of the
campaign There will be nightly meetings at the
downtown headquarters. No. 2H Bowery. until
election beginning with this evening, when Frank
Moss and others will speak. A meeting VIII be
held at Carnegie Hail the evening of the 18th
inst. which will be addressed by Mr. Low, MI
Grout, Mr.. Cantor. Mr.. Jerome and others.
Seven Newfoundland caribou were added 10 the
animals in the New-York geological Park yester-
day The park will have the largest collection of
Newfoundland caribou in captivity In the world
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
CoNGER DID NOT CALI HALL A COWARD

Captain Newt II. Hall, of the United States Ma
rne Corps, yesterday made public letter received
by him from f. w. Hackett, Acting Secretary Of
the Navy in answer to a request made by Captain
Hall that the department deny the report that
charges of cowardce during the siege of Peking
had been officially preferred against him by f. H.
Conger, United States Minister to China. Mr. Hack
etts letter says that the department has received
no communication from Minister Conger upon the
subject of Captain Halls conduct at Peking. The
Secretary adds:
The department has knowledge of any action
taken by Minister Conger in regard thereto. or of
his views in the matter except as derived from the
papers in evidence before the court OF inquiry which
was convened last March at Cavite. z. l., for in
vestigation of the entire matter No other papers
Ia received.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
THE WAR on BEET SUGAR.
THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING COM
PANY CUTS PRICES ON BOTH CANE AND
BEET PRODUCTS IN ALL STATES.

San Francisco, Oct. s.-Another aggressive move
has been made by the American Sugar Refining
Company in the campaign which 1T has begun
against the beet sugar industry The cut in the
price of granuated sugar to all Missouri River
points which was announced last week. has been
followed by a reduction in the price of beet and
cane sugar in all States from Colorado to Califor-
MIA The reduction as announced by the Western
Sugar Refining Company, which is allied with the
American Sugar Refining Company. amounts to 30
cents hundred beet sugar and 20 cents hun
dred on cane sugar
Robert Oxnard vice-president of the American
Beet Sugar Association IN speaking about the lat
est reduction. said:
pany has made decline of 20 cents hundred on
its cane sugars and 20 cents hundred on ITS ITS
price between cane granulated and beet granulated
The Sut affects ali markets from California to
Colorado inclusive. know of no change In the
Than this i do to discuss the matter at
present.
In order TO discriminate further against beet
sugar the Western Sugar Refining Company an
nounces that it will entertain no orders for granu
lated which call for over 30 per cent OF beet
Hong Kong sugar. of which there is small supply
in this market.
The above dispatch would to indicate that
the American Sugar Refining Company has de-
cided to extend its warfare upon beet sugar
producers from the Missouri River region to the
Pacific Coast as the Western Sugar Refining Com
pany is controlled by the Trust together with the
Spreckels family, who said 10 be acting in
harmony with the American company. It is not
unlikely that the will be carried into Chicago.
in which case the bitterness of the contest will be
greatly intensified, the field admits of greater
operations.
Locally the demand for refined sugars is reported
10 be very light. The supply throughout the coun-
try is said be small, but with the present situ-
alton in mind jobbers are reported to be buying
sparingly.
The american Sugar Refining Company n
nounced yesterday afternoon that il would guar
antee prices arrival at destination. This is a
point in favor of jobbers. and is expected to
guarantee was withdrawn on September 80. In
quarters this latest action of the Trust is
taken indication that there will be no further
reduction in the price of the refined product.
Arbuckle Brothers and 3. H. Howell, Son & Co.
have been giving the same guarantee for some
time.
In the stock market yesterday Sugar ranged be-
tween 1l6A and 113, closing at 115 net gain for
the day OF 3s per cent.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK-rUEsDAY, OCTOBER s. 1901
ARRIVED.
rndse to the White star Line Arrived at the Bar at
s'saer Dutch EosEsysen 90 Rotterdam RSs lam
$50 seerase passengers the Holland America Line Ar
r1s s geg'sP
later go 70 the nay yard r,v %
steamer bTasDa9 Probolnso H. coomSo 2 Adsn
September 3 Port said TO- Agiers Is St Mehaels
order: Funch. Ddye & Co. Arrived at the Bar
& r Rqsdas G , Rs is de vita 5snsSs sa. ssP
ts%RsE a4pnsEa Bro vs'o1r ariIsd 1 a at ' Oss
Colerdse G Fisher 90 R3 de Jsnsrs 90 seDts% @
lucia OCTOBER l. with a passengers Busk
esS@s s8esn,er Ih Finsnss sufo6 Colon October with
Rss Tnyes and at 10 the Ra at S pG @ IS
Adirondack eT ssSsTs @ sp far, ssyaa o
dse ~ cabin passengers to Pm forwood kellock
steamer Tyr Dam, Funder Port Maria October
fruit to the Tweedie Trading Co Arrived the Bar
mdse and 81 cabin passengers to James Ward q Co.
Arrived at the Bar az lo2S a m -, &C.,, -,
August 2 Norfolk october 5. with mdse TO Beeche
Co; vessel to Flint Eddy Co. Arrived at the Bar at
JohnstGne ,,S d ramRso H :: and
to James Ward s Co, Arrived the Ear a m
Steamer sssinaw' Hale. Georgelown. c, October 4.
Wfllism 1Rn eayds co 0'' muse anu "
folk vii passengers the Old Dominion co.
SAILED.
Steamers Richmond Norfolk and Newport News: Al
lianca: Colon Georgic (Br. Lvepool Hamilton Norfolk
vile: Major Barrett, Norfoik Banan (Nor P6lsdepha;
ana B
Maria Theresa Ger Bremen via Plymouth and Cher
orleans; Indrani tBr>, Singapore. Manila.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Lizard Oct s-Passed steamer Tonawanda Brown.
New-York for Hull
New-York for Manchester; Georgian CHsr) Parker
NewYoTk for Liverpool: -
tGep. Karlowa. New-York for Hamburg (and pro-
PrawIe Point. Oct s. 1880 m-Passed. steamer Mani
tou oBrl, Cannons Network for London
S~aIe Siay Sew-Yofs ''e"'e' i0S''a Guy 'S''' Bar
9s for Glasgow snd S Young
Antwerp. Oct Sailed steamer Charter Dutch) Julfs.
Bremen. Oct s-Arrived Kronprnz Wilhelm
Ger. stoermer. New-York via Plymouth and Cher
St cIGis Oct sxyo- nArFved steamer ROraima cr.
putch, Basker for Rotterdam and pron
Bordeaux. Oct s--sailed Chateau Latte (Fr,
Gibraltar. Oct s-Passed steamer Britannia Gr Marroe
N,ns .rsefs sell fsa steaer Trojan Prince m
Palermo Oct I-saiied Monsibelo qtap Lava
Aisers OCT Sailed: steamer, cBr. Williamson
Alden Oct s-Arrived, yacht Lysistrata, James
Singapore. oet s-Ar-ived. United states transport,
nsa, sssyensep Nsw-f9ss via & Malta etc for
Port Natal Oct s--Arrived. steamer Ludovca CAusr,.
Pernambueo Oct 7Arrived steamer Wordsworth CHesD.
Bermuda Oct 3 m--Arrived. steamer Pretoria tsr,.
psrs.ss: os as seshef steamer Hd.s.na ,sr I.r..
from Ne--York for Pars ana M.nac.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing a Morris Park
Health Board II a. m
Boar Of Public Improvements, afternoon.
Board Of Trade and Transportation, $3.50 p.
Annual Convention Street Railway Association
Madison Square Garden. 1870 a. m.
Republican ratification meeting. Grand Central Palace
Republican Club campaign meeting. No PA Bowery. S
Greater New-York Democracy ratification meeting for
The Bronx and -seventiet-st. and Third
y.
Adjourned Republican Assembly Convention. I'D and
XIIlth districts.
Tammany Convention to nominate Aldermen p m
Public Ownership Union address by Edward NJ GrOut on
What Be Done Now Lines of Public own
ershp In New-York." No 12S East Twenty-eighth-
st. 2.
Boar OF Education p. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-F P Fish of Boston. and Jus
tice Horace Gray. of the United States Supreme
Court CAMBRIDGE-Viscount SantoThyrso, the
Portuguese Minister at Washington. FIFTH AVE
NUE-Ex- Governor Elisha Dyer of Rhode Island
GRAND-Buell Heminway, of Watertown, Conn,
and Major Hubert Cushman. L. 9. A. GRAND
UNION-John Palmer ex-Secretary of State, of
Albany HOFFMAN,. B. Lyon. State Printer. of
albany. HOLLAND-J B. Foraker, jr. of Gin
cnnati; George A. briggs, of Waterbury, Conn.
and Henry Ives Cobb, of Washington. IMPERIAL
Judge ". W. Scott. of Minnesota, and Colonel A.
Beekman Z. S. A. MANHATTAN-Thomas Spratt,
of Ogdensburg. MURRAY HILI--Ex-Judge J.
Rider Cady. of Hudson. NETHERLAND-E R.
Ripley president of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad. of Chicago. VICTORIA-State
Senator George e Green, of BingharIton. WAL
DORF-Count and Countess Larisch. of Munich:
F. H. Prince. of Boston. and A. Bleecker Banks. of
Albany
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
MEXIcANs GOING TO oREUsOr GUN WORKS

On the steamer Southwark will sail to-day
Colonel Gilberto Luna and party Of sixteen sub
ordinate officers of the Mexican army. They are
their way to the Creusot gun works, in France,
where they will spend two years studying the
manufacture and working of the Creusot gum
which has been adopted by Mexico. With the Of
ficers the wives and children of two three
of them, which makes the entire party number
twenty-four. The party left Mexico City Oc-
tober 4
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
RETIRED MERCHANT DROPS DEAD.

HE HAD JUST LANDED AT BATTERY PARK AFTER
A SUCCESSFUL FISHING TRIP.
After spending day at the Fishing Banks. Eusta-
chius Bensnger a retired merchant, dropped dead
in Battery Park from cerebral hemorrhage last
evening Mr.. Bensinger had had good luck, filling
his basket with fish.
John Bensinger, a son OF the dead man, is
member OF the firm OF Stewart Barr & Co.,
brokers, at No 81 Broadway. He lived with his
father at No 313 Clifton Place Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE TO SAVANNAH.

Savannah. Ga. Oct s-A representative OF the
New-York steamship arm OF James W. Eiwel g.
Co. spert yesterday here In the interest OF new
steamship limo between this city and New-York
The D,welI frIn has now at It's disposal a feet Of
feur ships. for which regular freghts are desired
Ii s proposed that the lire shall carry freiEhts
only. paying particular attention 70 lumber. II was
stated that arrangement ja al! likelihood would be
MADE fe. tho e1eploymert of two ships md TINT
scdsSuia NssIId BE announced shortly.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
STEIN'S VIEWS ABOUT DEDRICH

Halifax oct. S-Dr. Stein, the arctic explorer,
left Louisburg. c. B.. to-day for Washington He
denies that Dr.. Dedrch is insane. and says that
probably Peary and the doctor are both to blame
for the disagreement DR.. Stein does not know
that Peary discovered gold in the north. but be-
lieves is there in plenty.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
4 Announcements.
A New Collar.
f & w Lubbock" Lubbock" F.. 4 W.

Remove the causes that make your hair life
and with Parker's Hair Balsam.
Cireve's Ointment makes healthy skin. Soc
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

President Greatsinger says in his report: Dur
ing the fiscal year the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company disposed Of the bonds in the treasury
which had been retained for construction purposes
on acquired lines. The proceeds from the sale OF
these bonds and other cash hand are suff1cient
TO pay for all outstanding contracts for additions
and improvements, including the conversion OF the
elevated railroads into electric railroads.
and furnishing equipment and power therefor.
Discussing the heavy payments for damages. ne
says: THE expenses of the year were largely
swelled by the payments in cases arising out OF
claims for personal injuries. These aggregated
ss1, ,ss7 g. The legal and claim department eX-
Ienses in connection with the investigation, ad-
iudcat ton and trial of these damage cases
sl72094 20 additional total OF 81 2 81. which
is nearly 10 per of the total receipts of the
ages. only s371.9l4 81 account of accidents
Of the fiscal year, the remainder having been ex-
pended in the settlement and trial of arising
out of accidents OF previous years, running PACK
10 1895 Nearly half the total amount, namely.
Sz29 552 SO. was paid account of accidents hap
pening during the year of the strike Of the COM
All taxes have been paid as they have become
due except those in litigation consisting chiefly
Of the special franchise tax
The equipment OF the elevated lines with third
rail for operation by electricity has been pushed
rapidly throughout the year. and of total mileage
of SIS only 1876 miles remain to be laid. The Brook
k23.7 miles, and has in 3.Sf7 cars and 12s loco
motives After referring to the serious loss to the
pal power houses by fire. and outlining the better
rnens which being carried on, President Great
singer says: Notwithstanding the somewhat
crippled condition of the company in respect
a constant and gratifying Increase which justifies
confident hope that with the above needs fully
tl.at viii satisfy the most sangune of the COM
psnys stockholders"
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise o5 Sunset $50 a rs Moons %
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook EOS Gov Island 5:Ss He'll 1881
p PM-Ssndy Hook 5:25 Gov Island 56 He'll Gate 7;t9
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER O. 1901
M FLlNrs FME FbRNrruRR
Another Mount ParnasSuS.

Our drawing groom floor is sort of Mount
Parnassus, where may drink inspiration
from Eternal Springs of furniture art Origi-
mated by the genii of the world. reproduced by
our skilled artisans in acclimated materials.
Tulip wood and powdered gold cabinets; dain-
tiest Louis XVI screens. chairs and tables
suggesting the aesthetic charm of the Trianon.
Empire mahogany, with superbly modelled
mounts; curio tables and desks. more graceful
than their Louis XIV prototypes. inexpensive
Chlppenddle designs, too. j pee. suites H22oO
Corner chairs S4O. Window seats $500
So many of our best designs have already been
chosen for future delivery, that we urge our Gus
toners to select promptly that we may be able
TO finish in time.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09
B. R. T. REPORT.
GROSS EARNINGS. sl2.1S555s; OPERATING Ex-
PENsEs s7.2ls,cos. AND NET EARN
INGS s4ela55i

The annual report of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company for the fiscal year ended June 80 was is
sued late yesterday. II shows these figures: Gross
earnings, s12l35.55e: operating expenses S.26o0S;
net earnings, s4,e19.55l fixed charges and taxes,
A3ls7is; surplus, 1903. Adding to this the sur
plus of previous years Of 1923 42s gives total sur
plus on June 30. 1901 Of 81 POI, ,229 from which has
been appropriated s22s SIS for dividends to minority
stockholders OF constituent companies. depreciation
and betterments. leaving net surplus carried for
ward TO the year of Ss7255i.
supplementary report shows that since July /.
the beginning of the present fiscal year, the in
crease in earnings has been sl7e.00O, average
Of about $3.50 day.
The report shows that the receipts from pas
sengers sl1,1s9i2, against 81, 1,26 716 for the
fiscal year ended June 30 1900. increase of s5l2
22e The total number of passengers carried was
M Gss against 273 $50 the preceding year,
an increase of g. 526 7O4 The expense Of mainten-
ance of way was sS1S,S0 a decrease of sS6,929 In
the item of damages and legal expenses there was
an increase s244 3O1 and in net fixed charges Of
slss.438 The income account follows:
INCOME aCHOITNT
New-York tribune., 1901-10-09

PORT OF NErw-YoRK-TUEsDAY, OCTOBER S. 1901
ARRIVED.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-05-25
Independent Telephone Lines
Consolidated.

There was effected here on
the consolidation of
nearly all the independent tele-
phone systems of Southwest
Louisiana, comprising the Baton
Rouge property, that at Thibodaux
and the Teche and Vermilion at
New Iberia. The company is no
ready for business and will con.
struct new exchanges and toll lines
The company is chartered under
the name. of the Louisiana and
Texas Long Distance Telephone
Company, Limited, with the follow
ing as Board of Directors: Hon.
r. F. Broussard, R. F. Hogsett,
P. E. Braud Of Thibodaux, L. FL.
Lancaster of Thibodaux, Ben r.
Mayer Of Baton Rouge, II. D
Giles of New Iberia.
The first officers of the company
are: r. F. Hogsett president and
general manager; r. +. Broussard,
vice president; II. D. Giles, secret
airy and treasurer; L. Fl. Lancaster,
superintendent Of construction.
The dOmicile is New iberia. They
will remodel all their toll lines
with up-to-date material, and it is
intended In the near future to con
meet up with New Orleans.
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.Astray.


One yellow mich COW. Horns
turned up, straight. Slit cut in
right ear.
One red mich COW. Crumpled
horns. Three slius cut in right ear.
One dark brown milch COW.
Crumpled horns, Slit cut in DO h
ears.
One red bull, calf, one year old,
with same ear mark as the yellow
COW.
One black and white bull calf,
lame in right hine leg. One and a
half years old. Same ear mark as
yellow COW.
The owners of the above animals
may claim their property by prov
ing same, paying costs Of keeping
and costs of advertising; otherwise
they will be sold to pay costs.
1907 G. d. Kemper.
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s. ]. c ARSTENS,
NEW IBERIA, LA

B A full line of Street &
Smiths 10 cents novels on sale at
Millard's News Depot. Following
are the titles of a few: "Quo
Vadis,n Oscar "Her Faithful
Knight "a New York Boy
Ny Sheer Pluck 1With Heart
So True,n tsThe Black Ball.
I'm Gods Country AMarjorle.' =
tsThe Courtship Of Dlnah Shadd, >
tout On The Pampas,v nWh0
Was The Heir. These books
are BY the most popular authors
Of the present time, and most
Of them have just been publishers
hy Messrs. Street s. Smith, Who
are recognized as Amer1cass lead
is Publishers.
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Houston, Tex, May 22.-Capt.
A. F. Lucas is in town, having
just returned from a visit to the
Damon Mound country in Brazoria
country, where he is making ar
engagements to sink three wells in
the near future. In conversation
with the representative of the
Picayune, he said: "Damon Mound
should, from, all appearances,
prove the most prolific and richest
oil field so far discovered. In com
parison with the Beaumont field,
it should prove much better" de
explained that the later part OF
the remark was intended to apply
to the quality of the oil that he
expects to find at the mound. He
said that his theory was that
Spindle Top heights, where all the
oil discovered at Beaumont is 10
Gated, was made by the pressure
of gas and oil from below, and he
believed that Damon mound, which
is very similar in it's characteristics
" as of the same sort of formation
The mound is a peculiar freak OF
nature which rises to a height OF
nearly a hundred feet in the open
prairie, whereas the Spindle Top
hill is only about Is feet. The
Herndon company, composed of
Houston capitalists, is also making
preparations for sinking a well
at the mound, and there is con-
siderable activity in that portion
of Brazorla country. Most Of the
small farmers who had holdings in
the vicinity were offered good prices
and sold out some time ago.
Especial to the Picayune
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New Iberia to Berwick.
The Proposed Trolley Railroad.

The ramos is p%erslstently circrlat-
ed in our sister parish, st. Mary,
that Gen'l M les has sold out his
fl franchises to the Texas and Pacific
r. r. Co. This howerer, appears
improbable. A great system Xix.
the I. and P. would need a right OF
way other than along the country
roads for their traffic.
We reprint an extract from the
ordinance granted by this town to
Genl Myles and his associates or
assigns for the building ola trolley
railroad: "The SAID frahchlse is
granted for the term and perold Of
twenty-five years. The franchise
granted will become void ii the
bon,-6de construction Of said road
Is not begun within twelve months
from this date and the said road
completed and in operation within
thirty months from the beginning
Of lts construction.
Thus done, real, adopted, signed
and seal affixed in open session this
18th day of November, A. d., 1900.
John Broussard, Mayor"
Half Of the time allowed for be-
ginning the work has already laps d
and we hear lothlng of active oper-
atlons anywhere along the line.
Operations must soon begin or the
franchises will be forfeited.
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iberia parish is plentifully sup
piled with these freak of nature in
her geological formation-of throw
ing up hills in level expenses.
These hills, as compared with their
general surface surrounding, are
of an entirely different soil, being
largely composed of the materials
we usually find at considerable
depth below the surface. They
impress one, after a careful study
of their character, with the idea
that they have been forced up
wards from below by some great
constantly increasing force, but
without explosion or blowing up.
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this is a fac-simile of the Confeder-
ate emb.em-the famous Reunion
button. Two sheathed swords and
a branch of olive are emblematic of
the eternal peace of the old North
and the new South, sections that no
longer exist, and this effect is heigh-
tened by a furltd flag, a shattered
drum and a dismounted field gun at
the base Of the two portraits. 1t Is
a work of art and a credit to the
designer. Evening Scimitar Mem
phls), May lath.
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NEW REUNION MUSIC.


Of Attention.
A new piece Of reunion music
has been published by O. K. Houck
q 20. Of Memphis and Little Rock.
For originality and briIllancY II
cannot be excelled. It is called the
~. q. ". March," = two-step,
composed BY rheo. H. Nor.hrup.
and dedicated to the United Con.
federate Veterans. From . musical
as we'll rs ~ artistic viewpoint this
production, issued especially fol
the comming reunion, is master.
piece, and one that will live In the
memory of those who hear it from
scores of bands and orchestras here
during the great gathering. The
contrast Of the brilliant catchy frs,
part. with sweet sadness Of che
memories Of the great tragedy Re.
called BY The conclusion. is where
the composer has shown his art.
The cover il ) beautiful thing,
wrought IN the old Confederate
coiore. The top Of the sheet il
adorned with : Confederate stand
ard, with letters, ~. C. W ID
blue. Below this ere the potraits d
Hena. Robert +. Les and Nathan
bedford Forrest. TO the right 81
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For Sale.

The modern residence, situated
on Laughlin Lane, this town, on a
plot measuring 90 feet front and
$50 feet in depth, well fenced, con-
tanning seven rooms, sitting room,
four bed rooms, dining room and
kitchen and hall, front and side
galleries, a wash shed, stable and
chicken house, with numerous
fruit trees. Easily reached by
sidewalks all the way from Main
street to the property. Said
property will be sold at a sacrifice
For further information apply to
A. G. NAUCK,
Box 299, City.
Or Grocery Store, corner R, r.
Avenue and st. Peter st.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-05-25

The regular Democratic ticket
for Mayer and councilmer, as an
nouuced in these columns, will
have opposition at the city elec-
ton which will be held on June Ord.
The second ticket has been announc-
ed by posters as follows.
"lndepe~ dent Drainage Ticket.
For Mayor, Jno Fisher.
For Board OF Tru-tees: A.. M
Bernard, R. d. Stansburry, J. M
Walsh, FL H. Beekman, j. K.
Saucer, and Henry Kramer"
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POSTED!

Hunting and Trespassing IS posi-
lively prohibited on all my places
under penalty Of the law.
Mrs. w. M LoURD,
r. S. PUTNAM, Agt.