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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-03-15
DOlngs,

dDUuul Dolngo'
| !, 4, A. Morrow has recently
= from St. Martins parish to
a. plsntation in this parish
! s.tr,ct Attorney Muller, Judge
'ta, Bienvenu, Emile Vulllmot,
q Hochendel and Armand
Of New Iberia, were in
This week.-st. Martinsville.
Wv. Hochende!. Of this
$. had a visit this week from
|. mother, Of Bayou Sarah, La.
y, and Mrs. F. J. Druillet were
.epe the visitors at the Fair
NJ. Rita Provost was in town
!, reek visiting the Misses LIE
,,ss Of St. Peter st.
a;.s aimee Martin of Lafayette
!. tovn visiting Miss Cessa Full
Wa. Jinnie Hacker of Abbeville
nj Sunday last in our city.
I, ems. Foret of Thibodeaux
,,a;ting his sister Mrs. Bernard
French st.
uiss Irma VOORHEES, Of Lafayette
at last Sunday in town visiting
htiyes and friends.
~ Make Scharff left for Texas
upday to accept a position with
/ brother in-law.
llix Corinne GOnsoulln of Jean
utte vas in town Sunday attend
I the Fair.
nessrs Henry Broussard and
krandria Nervile two students
lie Lafayette Industrial School
Il last Sunday in our city.
l1is Mabel Dautrieve formerly
this place now of Lafayette
- ii on last Sundays excursion
attend the fair.
Mss i. Leblanc and sister visit
I b town last week attending the
nival and Fair. They returned
My.
II Samson Chauvin of Able.
altar spending several days
cor city returned home on Sun
3 LIST.
N. Jn0. B. Lewis, Of Patout
"a Was in town on last Tuesday
abusiness. During his stay il
- be paid this Office a pleasant
u.
u. and Mrs. bowman, Their
"a daughter Sadie, their nice,
NJ. Lewis, arrived here or
Thursday morning.
d. and Mrs. James Gibson, O
IS Louis Mo-, are the guests o
Jno Taylor. The visitor
2 bean spending the winter a
y Christian. The Doctor is
elin Of Mrs. Taylor.
Y. Chas. W. Willard, a Law
nom New York City, was /,
naant caller on last Thursda,
1ine. Our surnames being tn
cd he being a stranger i
part 1t the world on his frs
south, he said he felt tina
"a an excuse for calling Fl
70 New Orleans on bushes
nected With titles of certai
estate and when there b
y would be necessary I
: % New Iberia to see Rev. M
aer IN connection Herewith.
J. 3. Hull, representing th
hoase Of L. Grunewald Co
0f New Orleans has hoe
g this territory throug
eeetion and will make h
sarters at New iberia. "
= him q cordial we.con
y coaadent that his abititi,
.saer and salesman, backe
sanding Of his house, wi
e him the confidence
y and a splendid bushes
card in another column
!. Harris has been aui
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-03-15

Z Harris has been quite
y week preparing for the
aa'e Of the Lee property
nain street. He has dis
=, 900 hand bills giving
- Of information there
80 takes place on the
next Tuesday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-03-15

LOST: Certidcah Of Deposit,
No. 1914. for CHARITY Scott, for
500 90 ISSUED " the State Bank
of New Iber on Jan 10Th, 1902.
The public iS warned not to negO.
tate same. o-29-2.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-03-15

The better halves of the world
do not know what the other halves
are doing.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-03-15

Whether life is worth living or
not depends very much on the liy-
or.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-03-15

PERSONS
of Character nd good reputation in
each state one Ipthis country requir-
ed to represent nd ADVERTISE old es
tablished w4altt{ busia ess house of
solid financiai II nding Salary $50
weekly with ozl FnsesS additional. all
payable in cash ach "wednesday dir.
ect from head of ce~ Horse and car
riages furnished when necess airy. Re-
frences Enclose self-addressed stamp
envelope. Manager, $40 Caxlon Build
ing, Chicago.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-03-15

n Mr.. J. B. H1, Salesman and
Tuner for L. g unewald Go. Ltd.
is in townA HErties about to pur-
chase piaibsY or those wishin;
tuning done an call on or address
him at the Eureka Hotel.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-03-15
COURT HOUSE RECORD
March 10th, 1902.

March 10th, 1902. /
The Iberia Cypress Co. Ltd. to
Jno. \ Gebert. tract Of land, >
arpents front on public road lead |
ing from New Iberia to Jeanerette,
running back between parallel
lines to the bayou Teche, situated
just below the corporate limits of
the town Of New Iberia.
Another tract of land, about
two arpents front on same public
road, running back to the SO. Pa.
Il. r. track, together with all
buildings and improvements there
on, including the single mill, dry
kiln, residence and number of
other buildings, for the sum of
s31, 800.
March 10th, 1902.
Jno A. Gebert to The Gebert
Shingle Company, Limited, Il cor
poratiOn under the laws of the
State of Louisiana, domiclled in
Iberia Parish, and represented in
this sale by its secretary and treas
urer. nj l.. Womack, Jr., the
above described property for the
sum of $4,000
This latter sale includes a clause
by W hich Mr.. Jno. A. Gebert
binds himself to buy back the
property, exclusive of the mill,
mill machinery, dry-kiln and it's
machinery, at any time prior to
Jany 10th, 1907, for the sum OF
$4,000. should the yendec desire
to sell to him.
Feb. 10Th, 1902.
Chas. Hermann to Nathan Till
man town lot, measuring - super
fetal arpents, improvements con-
sist of buildings, price $3.50 90.
| Feb. 21st, 1902
iberia Building Association tC
Cyprien Leblanc town lot, meas
uring 80 feet front on Roziel
street, by 115 feet deep; Improve
ments consist of buildings; price
100000.
March LIST, 1902
Mrs. Clemence RObichaud to G
Lucius Lassalle 20 arpents il
Prarle Carlin section OF Iberi;
parish. Improvements consist o
buildings; price 100000.
Feb 2Sth, 1902
} J. G. Rochelle to E. A. McIlhen
lny S79 arpents in Petite Ans
section of Iberia parish. Improve
, ments consist of bulldogs; prize
: $1S95.OO.
Feb 10Th, 100.
/, Leopold Levy to Cyprien RI
chard 80 arpents in Isle au1
Cannes section of Iberia parisl
, Improvements consist of building
price 1882 90.
Feb. 14th, 1902
4 Emile Gajan to Clementin
Kelley 81 arpents in Fauss
/ Polnte section of Iberia parisl
t improvements consist of building
f price 1886 90.
March LIST, 100:
Mistress Aimee Himel to Victt
Delcambre arpents in Prar
- Carlin section of Iberia parisl
= Improvements consist OF building
! price $40 90.
p March LIST, 19(
nj Mistress Aimee Himel to Olel
Delcambre 63 arpents in Prar
Carlin section of iberia paris
t, unimproved; price 1920 90.
d. March Sth, 100
TX Frank Kandjersky to Jol
2. Tino 5 arpents in Petite An
O section Of Iberia parish. Improy
. ments consist Of buildings; pri
. 10000.
b March 18th, 100
d. Mrs. Odelia Delcambre to Mo
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-03-15

Morse advises us
- of constructing the
storage tank on the
pposite his Crystal Ice
= commenced this week
zen are engaged on the
Z viii be crowded to
4 the earliest possible
: Cares Piles,
ded Il it ever fails,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-03-15
Feb. 10Th, 1902.

Chas. Hermann to Nathan Till
man town lot, measuring 10 super
fetal arpents, Improvements con-
sist of buildings, price $3.50 90.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-03-15
Feb. 21st, 1902

TtD. 1ISt, I5V-'
Iberia Building Association to
Cyprien Leblanc town lot, meas
uring so feet front on ROZier
street, by 115 feet deep; Improve
ments consist of buildings; price
100000.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-03-15

March list, 1902.
Mrs. Clemence RObichaud to c.
Lucius Lassalle 20 arpents in
Prarle Carlin section OF Iberia
parish. Improvements consist of
buildings; price $4,000.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-03-15

Feb. 2Sth, 1902.
J, G.. Rochelle to E. A. McIlhen.
ny S79 arpents in Petite Anse
section of Iberia parish. Improve
ments consist of bulldogs; price
$1S95.00
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-03-15

TtU IJUII, I5V-
Leopold Levy to Cyprien Ri
chard so arpents in Isle aux.
Cannes section of Iberia parish
improvements consist of buildings
price 1882 90.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-03-15

*lUU.UU.
March 18th, 1902.
Mrs. Odelia Delcambre to Moril
David Is arpents in Prairie Carlin
section of Iberia parish consist of
swamp lands; price 100000.
FEB. Goth, 1902.
The iberia Building Assn. tC
Mrs. Clemence ". Bernard LIST a
town lot measuring so feet front
1by 81 feet deep; improvements
consist of buildings End tow
lot, measuring 80 # front on French
street by 195. feet IN depth fol
;I,$SoC. 90.
= Feb Goth, 1902
! Mrs. Clemence V. Bernard t
lThe iberia Building Assn. tow
'llot measuring so feet front by 5
fleet deep; Improvements consis
buildings; price $4,000.
~7 March 9th, 100:
| Alfred Renoudet to Mrs Cecil
: Renoudet town lot. measuring Z
The evening world., 1902-05-13
WANDERED INTO
RICH MANS HOUSE.
Brooklyn Coal Merchant Rout-
ed by Crescent Athletic Club
Members-Daz and Could
not Explain.

Bernardo Johnson. thiriy-hys year,
old q Nell-to-dD cual merchant Of No
~ siNileth street. Brooklyn Nas ar
rested to-day m the huns Of William
Richardson, . wealthy man, Nho has q
nne residence ~ Eighty -ihird street on
tss saogs read
A maid m the houso attracted by
Jshnsant unotlnE found him In TN bod
~ . membsr ~ The household
shs screamed and tainted. and Mrs
Richardson and nsl three daughters
ian ~ hef AID and irirt ~ raui john
han
~ lus thel called msattors ~ che
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The evening world., 1902-05-13

ALBANY, Mas B-rhe court OF Ap'
ptals today declared uneonsliiullohA
the Law which legislaied out OF om's
"A, MAglstraIvs In brooklyn appolhl'u
by Mayor Nan Wyck, and provides TOT
the election Of Justices By congrssslonal
districts.
Tn. case grew out Of the passage hy
ths Legislature OF iol Of Sn act amend'
iaK tns charter OF Greater New fQrh
by providing that the cts Magistrates
in ths serOus Judicial District Of lhs
rit,. comprising ihs hpIouEhs Of bfoaA
Avn. Quesns and itirhmond should be
elected instead IT bvll.g appointed b.
ths Nasnf Tatsusnl 90 ihai act AaSlt
Iratss asrg elected az ths ErnEfa' sl"N'
iilu watch taak plasf ln AossinhsF laHl
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SENATE VOTES 100000
FOR MARTINIQUE RELIEF.

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RELIEF COMMITTEE IS
NAMED BY PRESIDENT,

The following arc the oonzmittsas:
Treasurer: Morris X. Jesup. John clak-
NEW YoRK-cornerus N. Bliss.
lin, Jacob II. schiff. wflislD r. Ger
wine.
'BoSroN-Augustus Hemsnway. u.
Henry s. Pritchard. Henry Lee Higztn-
son.
PHILADELPHIA - Charlas Dmory
Smith. Provost Charles C. Harrison.
Joseph q. Darlington. oiemsnf - Girls
COM. John H.. couyerss.
''RADrIMoRE-Jamss A. Gary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @ 0lDssE.
'iPlT1DBURG-A- J. Logan. II. q
Frick.
"BUBFAIo-John q kasurn. ca<lssa
sprAsue.
"cLEYELAND-aiSroa 7. asEraak.
Samuel AAGheF.
.SaNcISSAl-Jacos q. srhnldispp.
busss = Cunningham.
-caHlcAGOJ. J. hltchal, AsEzia
Hushits. AaFkR>il Field. GEasms etsH-
art
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The evening world., 1902-05-13
"Matty's"Arm Still Dis
abIed and Sparks Is
Put into ~PitchAgainst
the St. Louis Team
Foge Changes New
York Batting Order
Again.
The Hating Order.


LEAGUE Park, ST. LOUIS, May 10.
When a team OF ballplayers are
obliged 10 get out and do work on the
grounds of n hostile club there Is
something the matter, That's what the
New York players had to do this morn
ing. and Of course the FANS In old New
York know why.
At tho bat the Giants have shown an
awful weakness since they left their
happy homo n little over n week ago.
Their sight seemed blunted, and to
sharpen their optics was the cause Of
their early "trip to this park, Curved
halls appeared puzzles to them and
straight mes delivered with some speed
must have looked like peas by the time
they reached the plate. Anyhow they
didn't hit right, Twcnty-eiglt hits was
tho result of their efforts at the bat
in FIVE games. That is an average OF
less than six hits a gamc-not enough
10 win any ordinary contest.
However. at 6 o'clock tonight the fans
will have me opportunity of seeing what
benefits were derived In the carly morn
lug workout.
Played undcr Screening Sun.
Under another scorching IL the
forces OF Donovan and Doyle met this
afternoon to work their teams up
HIGHER In the standing of the clubs, y
Jr,yle threatened TO even up for that
lirIting yesterday. but it's best to listen
{, ,hJsr threats and not bank a fortune
rn'them. Tiny nave grown monotonous
III we had some real scorching
Hcataer.' quoted the Giants leader,
''we you'd show our Western foes how
We play In rhe East"
rhat Was when zero weather was the
oder in Chicago. All hands got 10 St
I dis and found the sun doing its hot
test stunt. A baking apparatus would
E,,c served TO no better advantage for
taking kinks out Of muscles and sending
c-srley-horses In record breaking gal
Tops to tho frigid North. And the New
NorkcIs played in the same old way.
Their Is a future TO look TO. and may
CONTINUED on Sixth Page)
The evening world., 1902-05-13

WASHINGTON, May lS.-The fol-
lowing was issued from the White
House this afternoon:
The President has appointed a
committee TO receive funds for the
relief OF the sufferers from the recent
catastrophes in Martinique and st.
Vincent.
The gentlemen appointed from
each city are asked 20 collect and re-
ceive the funds from their localities
and nelghborhOods az expeditiously
as possible and forward them 10
Cornelius N. Bliss. treasurer OF the
New York Committee. which com
mittea will act as central distributing
point for the country.
kpps.is iss Fssss.
The President directs all the post
masters Throughout, the country, anu
requests tho Presidents Of all ths
National Banks 10 act a. agents for
the collection of contributions and
90 forward the same a. once Co Mr.
bllss o. Aes iork The postmAslaTs
are also dlreoted Ia report 20 the
foaimAsisf-GensFs within ten dayf
ans funds ~collsrisd on this Aooount
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VAN SCORE
GIANTS FIRST RUN.
HATASOO WINS THE
NEW ROCHELLE HANDICAP,
Heno Takes First Race Under a PuIl-Fast
Track at Morris Park.
Especial to The Evening world)

NORRIS PARK, y, Y, May 13,-The
luck of the racing associations still
sticks to them. What promised to be a
very we; and disasreeable day turned
out a beautiful afternoon. Not enough
In fast condition.
There has not been since the season
began what could be called a real bad
dnv. This sort of weather means much
to the racing associations. especially in
these days of prosperity, when people
are eager and anxious to go to the
track.
The card to-day was made up OF small
fields. but was nevertheless very inter-
estinE. Not the least interesting part
Of the afternoon was the debut of Heno
and Blues. one a supposedly crack three
vcar-old and the other a possible Brook
IN Handicap winner, They were OBJ
served most critically. The attendance
was large and betting heavy enough
to keep the books busy.
FIRST RACE.
For throe-year-olds and uo, six turlongs,
starters, Wits. Jocks, slim, Fin. s,r'piace.
s Hon Mol rs les .'E %;ndry. = 60 .;
cG s,.r p'' poor lo'' wa sS'. easily 4a,msll.lsiS'. ~ l
The race was onlv a big gallop for
Hcno. He and Bon Mot raced together
tor a quarter, steadily outrunning Col.
Bill. who was a bit tangled at the start:
On the turn Heno went to the front and
was up In Burns's lap all the rest OF the
route, winning as he pleased by three
lengths from Bon Mot, who was eight
lengths in front of Col. Bill,
sECoND RACE.
Selling; for three year-olds and up seven fur
longs.
sweet s.s''7 Tooth rN' ics. k ISs.'. s. 3 ~ 81 FL i! 81 81. F'' e.
Carroll D., %. O'Cl51nor AZ q SO 40
Arccdote. los, odom ...... u 3h Y 4
Golden Cottage Oh Il p ally z " ,lm az
start good, Won drlvins. Tins IS -.
Golden Cottage raced to the front
with Anecdote and they made the run
ming 10 the turn. There Golden Cottage
fell back and Sweet Tooth took second
when he passed Anecdote and took the
lead. In the run home Carroll ID. came
through and challenged, but Sweet
Tooth held his own and won easily by
FUR lengths in front OF Barbara Friet-
chic.
For three year olds; w,rhers mile.
Starters. Wits, jock. $, Ht.rin. ST. rlacs..
' S1an% op 1os. s los ss,~. IN Is ) 81
wa,erboy. 1l0, odom"., 81 = 6-5 20
. s,,n,g,,. iC io,. o, wSnssrly ; 3 s . g
Par Excellence. lD2, M
star, good. won clercrly. Time-Li0 81.
Grand Opera wac the first 10 show
but ne was outrun by Namtor' wnS
The evening world., 1902-05-13

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WALTER BROOKS INQUEST BEGINS ro-MoRaow.

ri a conference between District Attorney Jerome, Coroner
Brown, Assistant DistriCt-Attorney SgaurmaGa. Foster l..
Backus ana petect,s-Sergt. MeCaferty this 5itarlooh It was
decided ;ha. lie Walter S. Brooks inquest WOu5 positively be
called before Coroner Brown al 1880 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. Julia Mccarthy, an important witness, has 5eer confined
in The House Of Detention aG she tried 10 run away. Florence
Burns vii. moi attend tine inquest.
The evening world., 1902-05-13
Big Sims Subscribed
for Martinique Relief.

O.. q. Government. -. e20o 'ooo
French Government. 100000
King Edward ...,.... o'o"o
King ietor Emmanuel. b'oo0
Emperor william zee. $500
King oscar .......,,. I.OoD
President Ioabet 800. o-goo
New York Chamber of
Commerce ........ 1000
Charles ". sehwah.... 1880
scott a BOVINE. ....... 100
John ". Madden. ...... b"
Borosgb Prss. Joseph
Cassidy ...... .'.'' ~"
Henry Cle~s ....,..,. 30
LaIdIs~ A Cs....,..,. 20
shaFIss y. FoTnes,,.,. n
brill brothers ...,,.,. 40.
Mrs. DssaIa N-t-sn,
ser ss~ fsrL sisv
GhAsssr. nsushtsss NJ
shs Rsyslsasn ,,..,. 40.
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The evening world., 1902-05-13
KILLED HERSELF WHEN PARTED FROM HUSBAND.

Margaret Urban. thirty eight, who has been living al, the ChaAas
Square Hotel, No sos West Twenty first street, committed suicide this af-
tsrnoon by drinking carbolc arid, According o Frederick Hunter the
proprietor f the hotel Mn Urban came from Philadelphia las, octobsr
with her husband and three children. She and her husband quarrered and a
weak ago they parted. the husband taking IN. eldest children, sms
then the woman Iooksd very very dsspopdent
The evening world., 1902-05-13
AifE satsipGET NJ ,.avIL


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The evening world., 1902-05-13
BROKER fRAakLIH KELLY DEAD.

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sas p1stIssls II hes fHs una@ fV~MasRi lAhaaln, died lsasy be
sAs slsV ANs EsAa aid . s@ithJ hsahshT asd s@ fHmsaJ uszstssEa|
40 Nee fsl ssas~g De s@ ln ts h#saaAss hasaas u hss Ess ls
sfsd hnsen gsas 10 cas- a@saah hManaai
The evening world., 1902-05-13
LEFT MONEY AND JEWELS TO SERVANT.

TO ms asvo.sd servant and friend jsnn. JisEsuB" Mira Maria J.
Kemp Cooke leaves ts income ~ sso@ far life. IN her Ssl hse to-day
The wfl laaTs data sept "a. iSss Ms Cooke ~As the wIdo~ Of Augustus
q Cooks ReAds thu lbsTal p@nsSu ta her servant aha lsn Ia tennis
jlEssu . valuable collection 0f ts~ss The residue II the estate sas
diEiasa b. hTs osohs amons ~lsusa
The evening world., 1902-05-13

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klas1 so~aa ssst tas sft~ess fGsasss hehtha > ssSssas tsssas aas
tsass 40 sss AAssse sAaa NJ isi saa lsaas sAs ss las@ a. tAs
f4HshFtsfsf tAs%Hisi FAs asasas a. is haass - aNht
The evening world., 1902-05-13
WORK OF RESCUE GOES ON.

Whom the ~s rrnh hpP eoun Capt Thhdons started on Ter mission Of mNcyd e had
pass through clouds Of burning d6sM the risk cachngf eh oMM TO reach heN rorsreken pp
pie ahue But as ahMy amnceLs she succeeded ringing to this port So people mainly mw resi-
dents fme nmu Of L. Peomr This VASE Saturday last Sa LEI heH mmr as hera result Of other
dnux trims has sps~ddh bringing many other persons to Fort de France On unhy she rescued 81
parsons and plotted the French cruiser sua and the Danish cruiser vanyrsnL whota on board fifteen
hundred persons
The uerQnan has distributed to the smnmmsk large quantities of biscuits milk wine and dNa
The pns fndn the vah of the Bank of Mnunquea St Pierre amounting to two million hAna
$4,000 O has been brought sy here AZ
The evening world., 1902-05-13

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