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Evening star., 1901-07-05
SENATOR HANNA OFF TO NEW YORK.
Will Confer with j. p. Morgan on
Soft Coal Trust.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 5.-Senator
Hanna will leave here late this afternoon
for New York 1t Is reported that he will
hold conference with ]. Pierpont Nor
gan in the latter city relative to the for
nation of the big soft coal combination
Evening star., 1901-07-05
WRECK ON IOWA CENTRAL.

Two Men Killed and Two Others Sc
vereiy Injured.
HAMPTON, Iowa. July 5.-By the derail-
ing Of the engine tender of an Iowa Central
passenger train here last night two men
were killed and two severely injured. The
passenger coaches remained on the track
Dead:
Railway Mail Agents Kendall and Nc
Kenzie of st. Paul.
Injured:
Express Messenger Heath
Baggage Master Mandan.
Evening star., 1901-07-05

All TeIeErams From There Subject to
Censorship Now.

NEW YORK. July 6.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company is advised that
the Argentine congress has declared Bue-
nos Ayres in a state of siege for six
months, and has established censorship on
al messages thereto.
Evening star., 1901-07-05
THE STAR BY MAIL.

Persons leaving the city for any
period can have The Star mailed to
them to any address in the United
States or Canada. by ordering II at
this Office. in person or by letter.
Terms: l3 cents per week; Is cents
for two weeks, or so cents per
month. Invariably In advance. The
address may be changed as frequent
ly as desired. Always give the last
address. as well as the new one.
Evening star., 1901-07-05
Naval Orders.

Lieut.. c. X. Mallory has been ordered to
special temporary duty in the bureau of
navigation.
Chaplain ]. F. McGran has been ordered
to the Dixie.
Evening star., 1901-07-05
An Assistant Physicist wanted.

An examination will be held July 25 by
the civil service commission to establish an
eligible list from which to make an ap-
pointment of assistant physicist in the
bureau of soils, Department Of Agriculture.
This position will pay s., 600 per annum.
Evening star., 1901-07-05
Very Heavy Fall of Rain at Several
Points.
CLEVELAND GETS l.54 INCHES
CIoudbursts in Michigan and Mon
tana Stop Railroads.
DAMAGE IS WIDESPREAD

CLEVELAND, July 5.-The total precipi
tation Of rain IN this city during the night
was 81 inches. The storm was the most
violent of the summer. Nearly every street
car line in the city, well the suburban
roads. were tied up as the result of pros
trated trolley wires or washouts. Hun
dIeds Of telephones were burned out by
lightning. The telegraph companies also
suffered much damage. The heavy rain
caused a sharp drop in temperature. the
government thermometer early today regis
tering - degrees.
CIOudburst in Montana.
HELENA. Mont, July 5.-Traffic on the
Northern Pacific railway has been stopped
and probably will not be resumed inside
of twenty-four hours owing to two cloud
bursts between Miles City and Wilbaux
last night. Five bridges and several dumps
were destroyed. and 1.Usl men are engaged
in repairing the damage. All trains are
held, meantime, at Dickinson on the east
and Miles City on the west.
Tornado at Niles. Mich.
NILES. Mich, July "a tornado struck
this city late last night. Several buildings
Were wrecked and the SAKE Hotel was
struck by lightning The city electric plant
was disabled and the town was left in
darkness all night.
Evening star., 1901-07-05
THE EVENING STAR.

New York Officer 126 Tribune Buildirg.
Chicago Office, Boyoe Building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-07-04

cwn sxpsnss ana not at the expense of tAe taT pAyers of the State of Ala bama. That is the proposition that is up to us On this amendment, and l sincerely hope that tt VII oe adopted.
 MT. Leirh---I call for the previous ouestion on the resolution and amend merlt.
 was ordered.
 Mir. Pillans-I call for the ayes and nays.
 sustained.
 The President--The Chair will state far the benefit of the members that the resolution ls that the Convention Is to adjourn until Friday after 4th of July; the amendment of the gentlemen rom Tefferson Is that the members draw no per diem.
 follows
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16

The savingsbank is IN institu-
ton that does not receive enough
attention IN this state. While those
in existence are doing we'll, they
are not doing anything like so
well as they cOui'i, if in every cot
to &c there was a little iron box to
'old pennies to grow,"...int" dollars
for deposit. in The savings bank.
Every parent, in fact, should see
hatsseac Of his children has such
! fund accommodating, penny by pell-
ay, nickel TN nickel, dime added to
dime, and it would not hurt if he
.lsu had one also M which to place
he price Of an occasional cigar or
smile.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16

On next Monday night the 1871
the tlleartre-goerS of on" town wi:
be treated to Il performance of thu
popular Drama "Ten Nights in {;
Bar Room" This play Away
draws big house anti the CO.
pany who will play il here are first
class. See tie press reports from
all parts of the country Also or
Thursday the 81 We will have thai
popular actor Mr. Louis Souihers
with us in his best role, thai of the
Count of Monte Cristo. Mr.
Southers was here three years ago
and played "Mepllisto'' in the fines,
"FausL" we have ever had mp to
that time. This Company il a large
one and one can well expect TO s, Z
4 fine play. Popular prices as usual
will be charge. Reserved seat
tickets Oh sale now ut l.. p. Xii,
bourne's and Gus Friends for bOtl
shows.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16
SATURDAY NOV. 10Th, 1909
DR. VIM hoffman, formerly first
assistant, is now chief surgeon vt
the Tuoro In6rmary, New Orleans.

What'tIs baby! asks London
lid Bits. The prince Of.,wsils: all
inhabitant1of Lapland; tile morning
calleT MONDAY "rawler, midnight
brawleT the only precious posses
sion that never rxCites envy;a key
that opens the heart Of all;clasArs,
the rich and poOr alike in vii cOun.
tries; stranger with unspeakabIe
cheek, that enters house without
a stitch: to his back, and is received
with open arms by everyone.
St. SsFrancisville, can appreciate
this.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16

Work on the pavement of The
'o"rt House sidewalk has been
DING on, this werk, under tie
"pervision"'of DR.. II. Loft"r,
.'olice juror of this, the LIST ward.
the DR. proposes to make the job
a thorough one, and is digging down
bel Nv the present foundations of
the hanqnettr and will y. ke it solid
with brick to prevent raving, aided
nv a strong gutter which will So
cure proper drainage. Prisoners
in the jail have been detailed for
work on this job, and Theophile
Garfield is ",he guard
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16
PALMER'S NEW SCENIC PRO
DUCTION.

There are numerous pastoral
plays Of merit touring the country,
but none which equal that old play
"ren Nights in Bar Room" i
contains more real heart interests
and moral teachings than all the
pastoral drama combined. This
season the Palmer production is
IHrger and more complete than ever
before. The scenic effects are gram
der. The cast liz a metropolitan one
including MIR Lew Sutherland, Mr.
". n. Hammett, Mr. Jane Jackson,
Mr. Harry WatmnS, Miss Julia Ben.
net, Miss Della Harrison, Miss
Fray Phillips and little Verna
Marie one of the greatest of child
artists whose portrayal of Mary
Morgan the drunkard'S daughter is
considered the best piece of child
acting ever seen on the Stsge. The
appearances % Palmer's Ten Nights
in IL Bar Room at lythian Opera
House, November, 18th.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16

Service at the Roman Catholic
Church was enjoyed by the COM
mnnicants, Sunday morning. Mira
Maynard VAS noted in tho congrega
ton. This lovely and venerable.
lady braved the dust Of q drive in
order to le ut the hon e"f NO ship
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16
PALMER'S TEN NIGHTS IN A
BAR ROOM

Manager J. r. Matthews Of the
Pythian Opera llOuse..announceS the
coming on Nov. 18th, next Of Pal
mer's big scenic production Of that
famous old play.."ren Nights in a
Ba: DOM" which has been witness.
ed by more. people throughout the
brOad.:lHnd than any other play in
existence, play that has saved
MANY young man from the drunk
ards gaze. FIaLcis Murphy the
great apostle Ofsrcmperance Re
forms once said after witnessing II
performance Of Palmer'S pro,luc-
ton; "l'en Nights in Bar Room
isa great moral lesson for the
rising young generation. ! believe
it the duty of every father to give
his children the opportunity to see
The play az often as possible. |
certainly consider it q great teach
er.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16
NOTICE

Persons having business with the
Q tor and proprietor IT this paper,
v :, Mrs 81. 6. L"ake, will do her
favor,s.and expedite the;r own
Hsiness, y communicating directly
it'll her and not through some
u.szaAezE1::.-.
lird person. The latter may for
1t the. matter or delay it. She will
1t, if it can be- helped. Orders for
lSconiinuance Of ads etc must come
'rectly through h'r, by phone, let
n or personal call, to receive
'onpt attention. Otherwise, the
lvertiser srnds il verbal nleSsage
trough Il.ird person at his own
.sk.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16

The Woodville Republican com,
plains that water.wOrkS companies
are SO busy making contracts with
growing towns like Beaumont, tha,
uo time is left to make bids for
smaller towns like WoMlville. Well
it must be some comfort to thu
latter place to know it is in the
waiting line. This town is not
even that far advanced.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16

There was quite a fire at the
Telephone Exchange, Wednesday
The ceiling caught from
the tiue passing through it, and
which was without tlange. The
supply of water was poor, and
there was much work and furry
before the fire could he put out.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16
1876 Columbus Avenue,
A. O. U. w.

A meeting will be held at Pytl'ia
Hall, tomorrow morning, Sunday
Nov, II, at 9 o'clock for..the pm
pore of organizing lodge Of t.
Ancient Ouler,'of United Wo'kme'
Speakers from New Orleans al
Baton Rouge will be present, all
the occasion promises to he an i
teresting one. a. ~, The meeting Is NJ
a secret one, and the male, porto
Of the community is cordially invi'
ed to lie present. The i'rospectiv
lodge will be composed of some o
the best young men, of his placs
WHO have been attracted by th'
benefits ofSwhat this order assure
It's new membership Me>srs Sandr
son and FaVrOt have been the =
q. u. w. workers to whom cred.
is due for the organization of Il
lodge.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16
...i...,a.u.I - .,">"" C.nIu

'"'I'"''"'"'- =" ''''>'.." t"'lo
EnglisI, when he lives in - bad
English atmosphere. You have got
to get ut the whole population first
SAID President Eliot of Harvard
recently. True enough, but the
learned ORA points moral TO it since
hiS own English in the above quoted
remark is not irreproachable, "You
lIavesgot to get' is an expression
children should I've taught to avoid.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16
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rhe ronvssler's sevensy-SixtA Vslam

Tkf E0@p2Bt<E'G ASsGASg"StAlh HQsWui
In 1912. The seventy sixth year "f II
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Other noteworthy e"ntrihntor2 VIII II
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16

n slightarain, Tuesday morning,
'rdly sufficient to lay the dust,
ought about a change rf weather,
II when it cleared off, a decided
rop In the temperature was tic
suit
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16

The merchants ere not complai
ing of poor business and several III
having posters printed at this o.
fee, Offering good bargains tc en-
toners.
The Trne Democrat has"secnre'
the contract for the printing ct Il
Police Jury Code.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16
State of Louisiana,
l'a!i3h of West t'elicana,

I'a,i3h of West f'eliCana,
oath Judrial District Court
Sncc. ssion Of SiSnond Blum, No. IL.
Notice is he cby give that Mrs.
Frederick IeuIScn Blum, has applied Tor
letters Ut admnist, aiion in the above
styled aud number ell succession, nnd the
game will b. granted unless egaliy oppOS
cd. a. \ illeret
Clerk.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16

Now is the time when people be-
gin to say they like summer better.
AS the ice man goes out, the coal
mail comes in, and the latter end is
worse than the beginning.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16

Eggp are still scarce and chicken,
cCmlarntivcly 40, and mutton in :.
rarity. Tie honmkeeler's lot
net M easy one these days.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16

W VI Towns vegetable garden
in the suburbs is a pretty sight.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16

The train has been coming in
Nry late ut night.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1901-11-16

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-22

Chas q. Ganctt has entered suit
for divorce from his wife, Mabel, charg-
ing desertion. They we're married
March 8, 1885 and lived together until
Aug. 10, lspa.
Lila Gould sues for divorce from her
husband, Moses Gould, charging III
treatment. The couple lived together
from Oct. 1915 until November 1896:
being married In Shelby county, No.
SUITS FOR DAMAGE
Earl Norris has entered suit for the
recovery Of $500 from the Wabash
Railroad Company for alleged damages
lie claims that he suffered the damage
through the killing Of his horse, de
m0lishment Of his buggy and the in.
juries to bis SONS, Leonard, aged %,
and John, aged II. All Of the alleged
damage was caused by a horse and
buggy driven by the two boys being
struck by a Wabash train In the
suburbs Of Centralia on July II, 1901
In two separate petitions the two
sons ask for personal damages aggregat
ing s4,O00-s2,0 600 each.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-22
Man slapped Carria Nation.

WATERTowE, n. Y, Aug. l5.-Mrs.
Carrie Nation added TO her experiep-
ces to-day when she had her face slap
ped BY a man who resented her grab
bling fora cigar be was smoking. She
was taking a trip In one OF the ST.
Lawrence river boats, and was giving
the passengers a TRADE against the
use OF tobacco. She was taking cigars
and cigarettes from the passengers.
and made an attempt TO Snatcha cigar
from the mouth Of Eugene Foley. a
travelling man from Utica. Foley
slapped her In the face and she i'm
mediately terminated her crusade
ahainst tobaeoo. Foley afterwards
apologized for striking her. Ms. Ma
tlon spoke at Glenn Park this after
noon and evening 20 two small audi
cnces.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-22
SAVED BIZ A DETECTIVE.
Thomas Coyle Rescued Prom q Gang
Of Confidence Men.

The Glide Democrat Of Thursday Is
our authority for the following item:
Thomas Coyle, a farmer from Sham
rock, Galloway county, No, vas RS
cued from a gang Of confidence men
yesterday, and the con- men arrest
ed. Coyle was standing al Broadway
and Pine streets looking In the show
windows when he vas approached by
a man who gave his name 70 the police
later as James Seagraves. The farm
er, desiring to g. 70 Market street, in
quired The way q S~eagrayes. Sea-
graves started d with the farmer. He
steered the farmer 70 a saloon on
Wash and High streets. instead Of GO
ing 10 Market street, where they in
dulged In a few drinks While they
c drinking John, alias Tuck
Murphy, approached and proposed a
game q dice Charles Meyer got In
10 the game and the farmer was On the
point Of Investing a portion Of a roll
containing 90, when detectives ar.
rested the three con men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-22
MEN N AFFAIRS.

Yu Keng, the Chinese Ambassador
at Paris, is quite as adaptable a Ce-
lestial as our own WI Ting-fang. His
wife is only half Chinese, having had
an American father. His children
speak perfect English, and the family
takes in Western style, 10 excursions,
amateur photography, private the
atrlcals and other fads.
Cincinnati trolley lines have taken
up the idea OF special cars to show
visitors about the city which has been
long In vogue in Washington.
A woman sculptor, Helen F. Mears,
Of Oshkosh, will model the statute Of
Frances +. Willard, which the State
Of Illinois is TO present TO the national
Capitol.
Bumkin's Island, near Hull, Mass.
was given TO Harvard College by
Samuel Ward, a friend OF old John
Harvard, and II cannot be sold out
right. II has, however, been leased to
A. c. Burrage, Of Boston, for 800 years,
and he will build a hospital on 1t and
make It a free summe home for the
crippled children Of Boston.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-22

Misses Clabaugh, Nell Cauthorn,
Madge Kent, Eugene Jones, Wayne
Carter, Wayne Helm, Minerva John
son and Frances Carter. The chape-
rones, Of course, were at this party,
too. They we're Mrs. Embry, Misses
Edmonston and Enie johnson. The
beaux were MessrS. Nelson, L. and q.
Pindall, Williams, Sharp, johnson,
Morris, Carter and Eller.
Jolly Wives.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Aylette
Whitney, Of South jefferson street,
entertained this club in honor Of her
sister, Mrs. Robertson, OF McCredie,
who is visiting her. Those invited TO
take the places Of the members who
are out Of town were Mesdames But
Ter Guthrie, Ned Rodes, Austin Smith.
Each guest was given 2 cakes Of chew
ing gum 70 chew and mold into a
COW. The judge falling to put In an
appearance, they decided to blindfold
one OF the members and let her select
one Of the cards from the table, each
guest having previously written their
name on a card and stuck the gum
COW thereon. Mrs. Herbert Tucker
was chosen. They blindfolded her,
turned her around three times, led
her to the table and, good girl, she
picked up her own card. The prize
she received for being 50 SMART was
an exquisite bread and butter plate.
Lovely refreshments were served.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-22
MAIL CARRIER HELD UP.
Missouri Highwayman Captured After
Failing in Attempted Robbery.

LOUISIANA, No, Aug. l5.-Clarence
Todd, carrier of free rural delivery
route No. 3, was held up about four
miles from this city shortly after noon
to-day by a man giving the name of
Nose Wright. Falling to get anything
from Todd, Wright shot at him.
Todd's horse was frightened and he
was soon out Of the highwayman's
reach. Constable Geo. May, Todd and
his father, Fremont Todd, went to the
scene and found the man hiding In
some brush. lie tried to escape, but
was stopped by the elder Todd. who
shot him. The wound, however, is not
serious. Wright was brought TO this
city and locked up. The post ONCE
department was Immediately notified
by wire OF the attempted robbery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-22
AeUrEALDOs LlRR AT MANILA.
He Reads a Great Deal and Talks
and Walks in the Garden.


SAN FRANcIsce-One Of the passen.
gers returning from Manila on the
transport Meade last week was Cap
tain J. s Mallory, Of the Second In.
fantry. late lieutenant colonel Of the
Forty-frst Volunteer Infantry, who
had charge OF Aguinaldo in Manila
from the timed hisarriyal last March
in the Yicksbarg 10 the time Of Nal
lory's departure this month Nc
American, perhaps knows more about
the leader OF the Filipinos than does
Mallory. who occupied a room in the
same building with him and had daily
chats with the lnsurgent leader.
AAguinaldo is ashrewd young man,
said Mallory, and is apparently loyal
to the United States, since taking the
oath OF allegiance. With him are his
wife and two children, Mlguel,a boy Of
; years, and a baby daughter. He is
quite devoted to them. l read in the
newspapers some time ago that little
Miguel had died, but that was an
error.
"Aguinaldo is in good health. Moth
ing was eve said by those in authority
while | was in charge Of the prisoner
as TO what would ultimately be done
with him. He has comparative freedom
upon the premises where he is oonined
and has full charge Of his own house
hold arrangements
"Agninaldo devOtes the greater part
Of his time to studying. He learns
rapidly and can converse fairly well
with simple words He delights to
speak English with his Filipino
friends who understand the tongue,
but when Others are near he refrains
from airing his limited vocabulary. 1t
win not be long, however, until &c viii
be able to speak well.
Surveillance is not so strict now as
before he took the oath Of loyalty. He
has even been accorded the privilege
Of driving about the city in company
with an American officer, but has
never awaited himself Of it, preferring
toremaln within the grounds, where he
walks in the garden for outdoor exer-
else. Visitors are numerous at the
place and it is not often that Aguin-
aldo refuses to receive them. He is
extremely courteous, speaking freely
through an interpreter unless some
delicate question is propounded, when
he asks to be excused"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-22
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