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TO PAY BY INSTRUMENTS
CASTELLANE'S DEBT TO IVERTH.
 EIMER TO BE LTOUIDATED.

hatc OK S+,UUO MOnth Ontti May I5,
 1903, When Ss,00o n Mouth wiIl be
 Paid Until the Total Debt is Wiped Out-Thts Ends the Werthetmer Liti.
 gntton.
 New York, Oct. 2S.-Samuel Unter- meyer counsel for Asher Wertheimer of London, Lorenzo semple, counsel for the European creditors of the Count and Countess de Castellane, and Charles A. Gardiner, representing the Castellanes and the Gould estate, ap- peared to-day before Judge Lacombe in the United States circuit court in con- nection with the entry of an order con- corning the payment of the claim of MT. Wertheimer.
 The order, which was signed, confirms the agreement, which provides for the payment to Wertheimer of the sum of $347, ,327.37 in monthly payments, with interest at per cent. per annum.
 The general settlement provides that payments of $40Oo month shall com- mence on October 15, 1902, and be con- tinued until May 15. 1903, then the pay ments shall be increased to $S,000 per month until the total amount is paid.
 The order further provides for the payment of dividend of 3 per cent. to all the creditors and that MT. Unter- meyer shall discontinue the litigation in London and Paris and withdraw the Ditmar suit now pending before the court of appeals of this state.
 This action ends the Wertheimer liti- gation against the De Castellanes.
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Creseeus to beat 2:02., Ketcham. Time by quarters: $:31, 1:0214, 1:34A, 2:05lh.
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Remember the price, 69c the yard.
Howe X StetsOn.
EFFORTS TO BREAK RECORDS.
cresceus and Dan Patch Both Fall nfl NIemui,fs.

Cresceus and Dan Patch Both Fall afi Memphis.
 Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 28. -Cresceus failed in his attempt to-day to lower his mile record of 2:02 IA. trotting the mile in 2:05 1-2. The weather was too cool for comfort and a strong breeze. was blowing directly down the back stretch. Before Cresceus made his ap- pearance it was announced that record breaking time was out of the question but that the son of Robert McGregor would do his best
 1 Dan Patch, the pacer also made an effort to reduce the worlds mark of 1:59 IA, but, his effort proved no bet ter than that of Cresceus, the mile be- ing paced in 2:01 1-2.
 In the race for 2:13 pacers Gentry won first money from Cubanola after Rank had been substituted for Mccoy. The 2:24 trot was won in straight heats by The Dean from Hugh Wynne.
 A. J. D., owned by A. J. Wathen of Louisville, ky, won the 2:12 trot in straight heats. Invader finished strong in the second heat but could not quite get up.
 The 2:10 pace to wagon, amateur driv- CTS, was won by MT. Billings Dr. Moni- cal in good time. Summarizes:
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Dan Patch to beat or equal 1:59A. Me. Henry. Time by quarters: 0:29h. 1:00Ns ;31N, 2:09iR.
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The Shirt Sale.

The strong demand for these shirts substantial proof of the interest taken in this sale The values unusually good and a saving of from 2y to 50 per cent on each purchase
 $fOO and $1.5O Stiff Bosomed Shirt, attached or detached cuffs, at o0c
 75c and $1. .O0 Madras Neglgee Shirts at 47c
 $1OO White Laundered Shirts, French pique Bosom, at 45c E #@ Sale of Short Length Dress Goods.
 Tue demand for these goods has been heavy quence the stock has been greatly depleted early will get the advanatage of choice in the dress lengths that still remain. %
 Values, $Ioo, L25 I.5o and L75 per yard.
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o.10 pocc 10 WapoY

.I 977 Dr. Monical, br h. Mr. Billings. ...... 1 Major Muscovite, br il, MT. Russell... 3 Gold Brick, oh <. Ml. Smathers. ..... 2 Garnetta, br m, MT, Smith. ..........
 Time 2:091h, 2:09A.
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Government Gains Victory
 Which Adds Materially to the Pacifi. cation of the cOuntry-Uribe.Urtbe Surrendered Ten Cannon, 2,51O Rifles
 and 39O, 1000 Rounds of Ammunition.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01
The Gueydan Extension.

The Gueydan extension on the
Abbeville branch of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, Will shortly be
completed. But few days work
are required to enable a train toiun
from Abbeville to Gueydan. Tie
iron bridge across Bayou Vermilion
was completed Sunday and tested
Monday. It is now in a condition
to allow train to cross over. The
other bridge about two miles above
town viii be completed some time
this week. When this piece OF
road has been completed the rail
road company should give the
people a special freight service
and a double daily passenger ser
vice. The business done by TIN
road would fully justify this &C
commodation.-Abbeville Herald
Jany "a.
Ed We learn that the cor
struction tram reached Abbeyill
from Gueydan on last Satnrda
evening.
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Souls May Die.

New York, Jan. 27.-In ser
mon on Immortality" the Rev.
DR.. Charles Fl. Palkhurst, in the1
Madison Square Presbyterian
Church, declared against the pop
ular evangelical belief that all
souls are immortal.
He explicitly gave it as his opin-
ion that the scriptures do not
teach immunity of soul from
death and that the soul must be
taken care of in this life, else it
will perish utterly, either at the
death of the body or after a long
er or shorter period of the life be-
yond the grave. DIR. Parkhurst
said in part:
| There is nothing in scripture OF
in things that encourages US to
feel that soul can be kept dying
| any more than body unless it is
taken care of.
uThere is no warrant from Bible
or from nature for supposing tina
the soul carries with itself a polio.
of insurance against It's own event
!, ual obliteratlon
4 The sermon is attracting som
attention owing to the fact tina
il the Presbyterians adhere to til
n belief in the doctrine of the in
S mortality Of the soul.
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A Close Call.

Last Saturday night, the lady
folk being away from the home of
Mr.. 5. Il. Gerson, ne and a few
friends INDUCED in a game of cards
Tor amusement and pastime.
During the evening the oil in the
lamp showed signs of exhaustion.
There was no more in the house
and it was too late to buy A
quantity of water was poured into
the bowl of the lamp, thereby float
ing the remaining oil to the wick.
Sunday night Messrs Gerson
and'Golding went up to the depot
to see some of their relatives who
were on their way home OH the ex-
cursion train Golding was the first
to re-enter the house and the evil
dences which confronted him were
strongly indicative of some one
having been there during his and
Gerson's absence. Goldine's trunk
had been taken out into the yard
and forced open. Fifty dollars in
cash, six watches valued at So so
each, and one pistol valued at 800
The lamp, with the water in the
bowl, had been emptied in the
room a match applied. The water
ed-oil in all probability is what
saved the building from destruc.
ton
Mr. GersOn has not determined
his losses yet, if any, as it hard to
to pay just what articles out of
his store have been stolen Nc
clue to the thieves.
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Still Boring For OIL.

pIaouemine Iberville South
The we'll being bored on Cid
Hickory plantation, the property OF
Mr.. Victor Rerthelot, has now
reached depth of 95o feet
During the course OF conversa-
lion with Mr.. Berlhelot few days
400 We were informed that the
company which has gone TO the
great expense Of carrying on the
work thus far will bore to the depth
Of 900 feet if necessary. This Is a
$50 900 expt riment aud ihe men
At the head Of it are convinced that
they will succeed IN striking Oh De-
fore long. II, after reaching
depth of 1900 Ieet, they 90. not
strike oil, another we'll will %
bored not far fro the present place
of operations.
On the Old Hickory are said e
be The most promising Indication
| Of oil being struck at an early date
and If puck and determination ar
necessary TO win out, there can b
ma doubt bu. that this experiment
will prove an unqualified success.
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Mr.. Maurice Liberman repre-
senting the Jewish Ledger of New
Orleans has been in New Iberia
part of this week in the interest
of his paper which is the most in
fuential Jewish paper in the
South. Mr.. LibeIman has com.
piled a brief history Of the Jewish
community at Monroe La. Nor
gan City and New Iberia with H.
Illustrations which will appear next
month. Having done this work
for the past Is years from office
boy to travling representative, he
enters the literary field as a high
class arts. His recent work was
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Reduced Rates 10 the West.


Commencing March LIST and
daily thereafter, until April 30th,
1902, the Wisconsin Central Ry.
will sell Settlers tickets from
Chicago to points in Montana.
lusho, Oregon, Washington, and
British Columbia, at greatly re.
duced rates For detailed infor
nation inquire Of nearest Ticket
Agent, or address T. D. CAMP
BELL, ID. p. A, 21S Pike Build
ing, Cincinnati, O., or JAS. G.
POND, Gen'l Passenger Agent
Milwaukee, Wis.
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situd'eo III ! e'''e 1Niise '''i' "''ii'i7
100 afpel'H' "'o'e vi ''N9' ''i
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Mrs Celina NJ Segura, wife oi
Geo. t Colyin. to 4 +. HAYS. \
certain 'racI VI ldi'u' VIII III i'loNe
lneh's containing u "'i''''S '''
IL ''o'oo.
Divide Landry to Mrs. Francis
Johnson, nee Baker. wife of Pierre
johnson. 4 certain tract Of land
situated at Isle Aux Cannes
measuring ail'ehV iiol' ~ "N'
ail'eiitS III "'l''n l'i 90 ''''
Mr.. Loffissler Moger to Dir.
Guy A. Shaw. LIST A certain tract
of land with improvements there
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COURT HOUSE RECORD
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mrs. Ann Lewis, Mrs Mary L.
Pomeroy, and her husband Rich
ard A. Pomeroy to Edward w.
Bates A certain tract of ground
with the improvements measuring
fifty feet front by one hundred
feet deep for 1920.
Maxile Louis George ct ais to
Eugene Hebert. All of their un-
divided rights, titles. shares and
interest in and to certain tract
of land containing 90 arpents for
1920 80.
A. l.. Monnot to The Town Of
Jernerette represented by Hugh
L. Bracy, mayor, a certain lot Of
ground, unimproved, situated in
Town of Jeanerette measuring y
feet front on Main st. by a depth
of 12S Is feet, for $500 90.
Adrien Gonsoulin to Guy War
rick and Edviline Warrick. a
certain tract of land with all the
buildings and improvements situ-
ated at Fansse POinte containing
43 arpents, more or less, for 1920
90.
Cleopllas Theriot to Edward
Meyers. A certain tract of land
with improvements situated at
Isle Aux Cannes containing 81
3 arpents, more or less, for $780,
90.
Robert Dupis to Joseph Bra
quet. The undivided ] of GER
tain tract Of land measuring 8 ar
penis in width on Bayou Teche
for $4,000.
/ Ambroe and Deslile Destouet
to E. A. McIlhenny. -Four certain
tracts of land with all the build
Iings and improvements containing
altogether 1918 superficial ar
J nepts for S2742.3O
Frank O. Broussard agent fo1
Mrs. Jules M. Burguierre to Den
mis- Luckett. A certain tract o
land containing s arpents in SD
perfci;,l area, for $4,000.
Mrs. Ophelia Seynier. formerl,
widow of Louisiana Cedo.al t
! Jean Baptiste Cedotal. A cel
tain tract of land with all her III
] divided rights, titles shares an
: interests in and to the same wit
, all the buildings and improve
] ments, containing % arpent'
J more or less. for $4,000.
r Eloi r. Broussard to JOSEF
le Boudreaux. A certain tract
G. land with buildings and improv
4 ments situated at Prairie CARL
containing 50 arpents for s15o'
= 90.
lie Michael Delcambre to JOSEF
~ Hebert Delcambre. A certa
tract Of land and improvement
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01

"a Mr.. J. p. MeGee has removed
from NewysOrleans TO New Iberia
and respectfully asks the patronage
If all ''lherians' who think Of buy
s&s-szsessasys@
ing Pianos or organs. Mr. McGes
represents ths so'dssJunius Hart
Piano House, of New Orleans, and
s agent for the world famous
Weber, Hardman, Kimball, Stand
ard and Estey Piano and Organs.
Address. or call at 7l2 East
Main street.
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WANTED!

- Reliable man for Manager of
a Branch Office we wish to open
in this vicinity. Here is a good
for the right man. Kindly
give good reference when writing.
THE A. T. MORRIS WHOLESALE
HOUSE. CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Illustrated catalogue 4cts. stamps.
222.'02.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01

- Manager waist*l ii every large
county TO i pleil1 agents for the
Famous CAM q, shi'T' nickel
machine for ,iaks or cigars; law
full every N'E,, takes place Of all
forbidden VT machines. Rented
or sold on easy payment. Secure
territory quick. i'iliner Billiard
Table Works, Chicago, Ills.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01

Is Dom, 'ct| the hand of time
paint wr,nkledo on your face. Keep
Young, b7 keeping the blood pure
sad the di AsIive organs IN a health
fnl condl,iM HERBlNE will do
his. Healthy ; youth, disease and
sickness brings old age. Price, SO
cents. At the Estorge Drug Co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Lodias Romero to Laurence
,Oubre.
Helare Decuir to Marguerite
OrsOt.
Achile Boutte to lrma Prince
Olevia Derouen to Corinne LIE
tule.
Ferdinand Lewis to Ida Con
soulin.
Robt. Amber to Rosetta Ben.
Donaty Nelson to Celestine De
rOuen.
Porteus Thomas to Emerite
Gregory.
Gustave Broussard to Adoliska
Hebert.
Cornelius Curtis to Cora Martin
Levy Delahoussaye to Corinne
A. Decuir.
Victor Thomas to Lottie Charles
Levy Joe to Penny Henderson.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01

FOR SALE-A steam gauge, iron
case, jappanned, 81 inches in
diameter, to register two hundred
pounds or less, single spring. Offered
for $3.50, (less than half its cost.
Amply at the Ibarian Office
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01

Notice to the Ladies: If you
Mould like to have rosy com,
plexion and clear skin as well
try a bottle of Tono Tongue. 1t
will make You eat. Get a bottle of
Tono- Tongue today from the Es-
forge Drug Cos IL
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01

James W Porch, who returned
nom y ashington, expressed him
vt that the Louisiana sugar men
eald win in their Congressional
81 against the reducllon of the
aaFsd on Cnb.n sugar.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01

legations will b. ~,nt 10 Legs
sea Of . States to ob:a,n ap-
Atlons for exhibits at the ST.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01

+ Bryant announced tia, the
d fssadent hid told Ii III a negro
eead be appointed naval offer of
p,rt Of New Orleans
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01

If a child has a bad smelling
breath, if it habitually picks its
nose, if it is cross and nervous, if
it does not sleep soundly, if it is
hollow eyed, if it has pale, blood
less complexion, If it is growing
thin and lifeless, give it Mothers
Worm Syrup and you will remove
the cause of its distress quickly.
Then will it's little cheeks get red
and rosy, it's appetite and diges-
ton improve, and its health be
better. Price only % cents. No
other worm killer so effective.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01
CLUBBING RATES.

The Iberian is enabled to offer
some rare Clubbing Rates to its
readers. Take advantage of same
at once:
The Weekly Iberian is offered
for one year to new and old sub
scribers at the very low rates quot
ed below: Both publications sent
to one address for the price.
The Review of Reviews. $3.50
Life of Queen Victoria, cloth. -. 1.50
The Western Poultry News. 1.0t
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01

Another Barge was launched
on Saturday belonging to the
Iberia Lumber Co, this being the
third.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01

b4WANTED-SEV ERAL PERSONS
of Character and good reput alton in
each state lone IN this countrysFequir-
ed to represent and advertise old es
tablished wealthy business house OF
solid financial STD pding asals.ry s1s 90
weekly with exp nses additional, all
p yable in cash @chsN edneslay dir
ect from head offices. Horse and car
riages furnished .when necessary. Re,
frences Enclose self-addressed stamp
envelope. Manager. SO Caxton Build
ing, Chicago.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01

Mr.. Adolphe Lassale's market
on West st. Peter st. has assum-
ed a very neat appearance in It's
coat Of fresh paint.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01

done from Lookout Mountain,
Tenn. Mr.. Liberman was born
so miles from here, St. Landry
Parish. he wishes to thank the
merchants of New Iberia for their
kind assistance.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-02-01
Personal D0ilgs.

for the past few days is now mach
better.
Mr., ]. E. Hitter has been on the
sick list for a few days, with an
attack of La Grippe.
The marriage of Mr.. Albert
parry to Miss Mia Bergerie is
announce to take place on satur-
day, February sth.
Mr. Eli Wise. of Abbeville, was
in town on last Sunday.
Mr.. Laurence Luehm, formely of
This place. is now of the staff of
the Republican Idea of Abbeville,
50 We learn.
Mr.. Samson Chauvin was a
ouest of the Alma House on last
Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Broussard, of LAT
ayette, dropped in to see us for a
faw minutes on. last Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs w. E Satterfield
moved into the |. N. Satterfeld
cottage. on Corinne Street, on
Thursday of last week.
Mss Valley Jacobs, daughter of
Mr.. Ozeme Jacobs, left on the
NIGHT train on last Tuesday for
Reaumon. Texas. to visit her sis
ter Miss A. Jacobs.
MIR. Frank LeNorm:n, formely
Of Patterson, La, was a pleasant
caller at our office on last Satur
day. He advises us that his
headquarters are now at Franklin
Mr.. Henry Broussard is back
from his visit to the Crescent City.
He was disappointed in this hopes
Of shipping on one of the New Or
leans-New York liners for the
present, at least He has not,
however, abandoned hopes of yet
securing such position and his
MANY friends wish him success.
Mr.. Erast Mouton Of Abbeyille.
passed through here on Sunday
last on his way to st Louis after
another lot of mules. Mr.. Nouton
says he is in rice to stick. He ex.
poets that the crop will be con
siierably over done this year, but
believes That it will yield re
venue over and above cost of pro
duction.
Mr Maurice Libcrman, repre-
senting the Jewish Ledger, Of
New Orleans, was pleasant caller
on Wednesday. He was here this
week gathering the data for ;
write up Of the town and our bust
ness people, which will appear il
a special issue of the Ledger to
gether with similar write ups o
Alexandria and Monroe.
Mr. Walter NJ. Gates left her
on Sunday last for Orlando, Fla
on q visited to his friend, Mr. w
+. Dunbar, who is located at tina
point engaged in the cultivation
Of the pineapple. From Orland
Mr.. Gates expected to 60 to Tan
pa, thence to Cuban towns Of in
portance and trip round the i
land, thence by Morgan liner t
New Orleans and home He e,
pected to be away the balance {
the winter and we'll into I'll
spring.
Mr. JnO. G Curtis was plea
ant caller at our Office on last Sa
urday. He is Of the opinion TIL;
4 9 canal could be cut through I'll
seamarsl from the Caffery r
bridge to Bayou Carlin, thereh
providing an out ct for the water
Ct the Coulees, the relief~of Il
section will be ample in the matt
q drainage for the present, al
'he expense of this part of Il
work will be found to be burde
some enough for the people
this time.
Mr. e. Edward Leblanc. our j
porter, has been Oh the sick Il
@ ms week, wrestling with t
pleasure, and comforts of
II ySz0
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Choice cotton seed for planting.
By Satterfeld Co. Ltd.
o0S 9
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Two mora gusher, were brought
il Il Beaumont, Tex, last Saturday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-25
JUDGE coWHIpEs A MINISTER.
Virginia Court Acquits on Contempt
Charge, But "Gets Even."

Richmond, Va, June 25.-After ac-
quitting Rev. c. H. Crawford, superin-
tendent of the Anti Saloon League of
Clarence j. Campbell of the Amherst
county court last evening made furi-
Gus assault upon him with cowhide
.inflicting painful injuries and causing
the blood to flow from the head and
face of the minister Mr.. Crawford is
man who has long passed the merid-
ian of life, while Judge Campbell is in
his prime, considerably over six feet in
height and has the reputation of being
an athlete.
The affair is the elimination of one
cf the most remarkable cases in the
history of Virginia, and the closing in
cidents bid fair to number among them
q judge in court TO answer the charge
of assault.
Mr.. Crawford is the editor of the
Christian Federation organ of the Anti
Saloon League. Some time ago an al
legged druggist of Amherst county was
before Judge Campbell on the charge of
selling whisky without a license. He
was acquitted the judge holding that
he had the right to self "medicated"
whisky. This drew from Mr.. Crawford's
paper the remark that "it was difficult
to tell which was more doctored the
judge or the liquor This resulted in
the contempt proceedings and yester-
days sensational incident
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-25
THE DISEASE DIAGNOSED.
Eminent Medical Authority Tells Of
Edwards Ailment.

New York, June 25.-The following
spacial cable today was received by the
New York Medical Journal from its
London correspondent, whom they con-
slider the highest medical authority in
Great Britain, and who is in intimate
touch with everything that transpires
az the bedside of the king:
London, June 25.-The kings dis
ease is perityphilitis, following a cold
contracted nine days previously His
symptoms became rather acute a week
ago, but had subsidized, and it WAS hoped
he would go thru the coronation cere-
mony. Owing to a sudden exacerbation
carly Tuesday an operation was de-
cided upon and it was performed at
noon Tuesday by Sir Frederick Treves.
the an9sthetic being administered by
DIR. Frederick Hewitt. An abcess was
opened around the c9cum, the pus
evacuated and the cavity drained.
There was no rection of the bowels,
newspaper reports that tubing was re-
qured TO preserve the continuity of the
intestine being entirely misleading. Re-
covery from anaasthesia was ssatisfac-
tory. The patient passed a restless