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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-04-09
DOMESTIC.

While in = fit Mrs. Mary lively. Of
Warsaw. Ind. fell into pan of boiling
SUGAR. and was scalded 10 dealh.
Joseph Potter. LID, = member OF
the Second Division q the Court OF
Appeals died i'll Whitehall. y. y.
The Ohio Legislature will allow n
$4,000 Mckinley memorial 10 he built
1T the entrance to the Capitol grounds
ut Columbus.
Reginald {. Vanderbilt. at New York
City, insisted on paying taxes on $25O-
00O personal property. although he was
assessed at only 1000
Five hours liberty was all that C. c..
Campbell. Federal prisoner ut At
lanta. Ca, secured rs n result of break
ing jail.
Attorney General Hamlin decided
th't investment companies cannot do
business in Illinois under the Foreign
Corporation act.
Fire in the chair shop Of the prison
nj Auburn, y. y. caused II panic among
condemned murderers. bat none was
hurt
Traffic on the railroads in the South.
which was suspended because of the
recent floods, was resumed.
The German lImperor's yacht Me-
teor. afte: 4 slight miShap. made her
trial trip in n squall and showed great
speed and stability.
Miss Jane Toppan. who is accused Of
poisoning the Davis family Mt Catau-
met, Mass, was pronounced insane.
An attempt. which will probably
prove Intellectual, was made to har-
monize the Republican factions in Del
aware over the struggle for seats in
the United States Senate
Albert T. Patrick. convicted of the
murder OF William NJ. Rice. at New
York City, announced that lie was en-
gaged to marry Hrs. Francis, his land
lady.
Rock Island train coming into
East Pueblo. Col. killed two women
ana the infant son of one of them.
Thirty days truce was agreed on by
me anthracite miners and operators
during which time the Cancellation
Committee will try to avert the threat
cned strike.
-Four women prisoners broke iail at
Fort Scott. Kan. and were recaDtured.
1t developed that Vice President An
drewS OF the City i;avings Bank. in
l)eirolt, Mich, operated in millions of
dollars worth OF stocks and bonds.
Shot to death. Macnus Johnson. q
bachelor was found in his home at
Alexandria. Mimi.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-04-09
SIX PERSONS eUaNso TO DEATH
Father and Five Children Perish in - Hirs-
Near Johnstown, IA

JohnStoWn Pa. - Six persons we're
burned 10 death in pr1SScr Hollow. -
mile from the outskirts of tie city. it
a fire which destroyed their luuuo.
The dead:
Philip +. Mitchell. aroi Gfiy ,hrce.
years; Jacob l.. NOchpU. aged fodr-
teen; Mary Martha Nichon. agrI
twelve: Charles Edward Mitchell.
aged eleven: Jesse NJ. Mitchell. .,-.,k
ci%ht; Nlicr Frances Mitch H. arcl Siy.
The family had retired. with th, cr-
ccption of one son. Who WAS AWAY
Mrs. Mitchell and her daughter "a
phia were th" first 10 h., a,yun 0upd by
The heat and smoke or .hc flames
They woke the father ANA ran outside,
and screamed for helo. Ncire;I,rS
were aroused. but they could do moth
in@ but sand hclpicssly by and wotc!,
the house burn, and Wi;h il the father
and five children.
Mitchell rushed down stairs to fhc.
kitchen TO get some water To- cyiIu-
guiSh the fire. but when lie rearDcd
the first floor hc saw Il was Impossible
TO save the house lie then returned
up stairs ana perished in the burning
raiterS OF his own house, trying to-
save the lives of his children.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-04-09
FOREIGN.

It is expected that the treaty of
friendship between the UNITED States
and Spain Will be signed on the return
OF Minister StCrcr 10 Madrid.
William stephen Temple Gore Lang
ton. fourth Earl Temple, died at Cairo.
Egypt. He was born in 1917.
The foreign trade OF Germany for
1901 showed Il decrease in the total eX-
por'S and imports. but marked in
crease in the imports from the United
States.
y Russian subsidized steamer landed
GH.N0D rifles at Il seaport of Persia on
the Persian Gulf
y large nImbcr OF Haitian refugees
reached jamaica. and reportel the con-
dition of affairs in Haiti as serious.
The revenue for the United Kingdom
Tor the quarter ending Mach 81
showed an increase OF $23, ,O94 $50, due
entirely to the additional TWO pence
placed on the income tax.
Dr. Ernst Liebcr, leader OF the Cen
TIRE in the German Reichstag, IS dead.
lie was siXty-three years old.
Adviccs from London made 1t appear
that there WAS no immediate prospect
OF peace in South Africa
Charles NJ. Dickinson. United States
ConSul-General at Sofia, has become
persona non Grata to Bulgaria, and lost
his posi- by his activity in the Sase
o. Miss Stone.
The general opinion in L1gland &as
tnat there was no chance for q Rlis-
rkln evacuation OF Manchuria.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-04-09
OUR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

A~uiraldo, in answer to subpoena
appeared in court in Manila in the libel
suit of TWO civil commissioners against
II newspaper, but his testimony was
not taken
General Chanfec was about to make
q 5our of inspection in the Island OF
Samar. y. !.
Noricl. the only inSurgent general in
the field except Malvar. was captured
in lie Philippines
Preliminary steps were being taken
to establish United States naval and
coai,ng stations in Cuba.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-04-09
MRS. HAlNES GOES FREE;
Jury Quickly AcGuits Woman Accused OF
killing Step Child.

Mount Holly. " J.-NIrs. Howard
Iiaincs was acquitted OF the charge of
numbering her infant step daughter
GWendolin. The jury dcliberatcJ less
than TWO hours before bringing in Il
verdict Of mot guilty"
After the verdict Mrs. Haines re-
turned to the Jail. closely followed bv
tnc jury who had acquitted her. There
she thanked them over and over again
ana for the first time wept. She va.
seen III the Jail by Il reporter ana WAS
asked regarding her future plans. she
said:
Il am heartily glad it's all over. The
whole case has been one of sDitc Iyo,I;
from beginning to end. | have bccn
prosecuted and tried. hut have trind
my best tO bear up rs well rs
could. shall leave Delanco and noyei.
again abide in such a community Of
perjurerS. My health has not heon
good since | have been i'm iail. and /
am thinking seriously of taking tr;D
abroad
My husband has had Yacht Of.
fcred him. and we may 20 very soo,,
for an extended cruise. | was nleasod
with the Judges charge. and think i
was fair and impartial Ny chiId-cn
VIII 90 with me and once more be Dcr-
miited to breathe the pure air Of
heaven
iiaincS saL beside his wife while sho
was talking and took in every word
she said. lie echoed her sentiments
IN every particular. and said he was
gong to take her away for a long rest
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-04-09
GENERAL DeLAReY DEFEATED.
Canadians Fight Till Every Man Was
Killed or Wounded.

London. The War Office has re
ccivcd the following telegram from
General Kitchcncr:
"Hrlsadicr-Gcnera! w. Kitchcpcr re-
ports as follows:
i sent Cookson and Keir from
NI1ekuil to rccOnnoiirc toward Hart
River They struck the track OF guns
ana carried on Il running fight for
eight miles in the open.
'BOer rcinforcemcntS advanced and
fighting cnsucd and was continued
TIL the enemy was repulscd on AL
sides. COmmandantS Delarcy and
Kemp tried i'll vain to persuade the
Beers To renew the action Fifteen
hundred Beers took part in the fight
our losses were severe. The Ca
madam Rifles especially distinguished
themselves, one party under Licutcn
ant Bruce CarruthcrS holding poSi
TIL every man was killed or wounded.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-04-09
WOULD ADMIT WOMEN 10 eAR.
Maryland Legislature Passes Eli in In-
tercst of Miss Maddox.

Annapolis, Nd The House passed
the Senate bill TO permit the admis-
sion OF women as members Of the bai
by vote OF - to .. An amendment
was adopted TO the effect that no one
should be denied admission to the ral.
"on account of race. color or previous
condition of servitudc."
The bill was introduced in The inter-
est OF Miss Eta Maddox. who was
graduated from a Baltimore law
school last year, but was debarred by
decision of the courts from practicin2
IN this State. The young woman
worked for the passage of the bill az
Annapolis through q large par of the
ession.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-04-09
MADNESS A VEIL TO MYSTERY.
Mrs' Dennis, Washington Modiste, Can
Never Name Hcr AssniInnt

Washington, ID. C.-At the Garfield
Hospital it is stated that Mrs. Ada
Gilbert Dennis. The modistc who WIS
mySteriously assaulted I'm her residence.
several months ago. will never regain
her senses. There is every reason 10
believe that She viii live for several
years but there is little hope that she
VIII ever be able to tell who it was
mat inflicted the terrible wounds upon
her head ana body.
10 the police the case is just as much
oi mystery as 1t was several months
ago Mrs. Dennis's erratic talk has
never served TO give clue to the iden-
my OF the person who tried to murder
her.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-04-09
SERVANTS AWFUL CRIME
Killed Mother and One Daugates
and Wounded Little Girl.
ENTICED ONE VICTIM TO DEATH

Detectives Into the House and rs
capped. Eut Confessed When Caught
Deed Inspired by the Fear of Arrest
Tragedy Occurred in PhiIadciphia
Philadelphia, ra.-Fcar;ng that lc
would he arrested for theft. WilEianR
II. Lane, a colorcd butler, shot aud
killed his employer, Mrs Ella j. Fur
bush. her twelve -ycar-old daughter
Madeline, and probably mortally
wounded another daughter. EIolSc-
ngcd seven years, ut their home in this
city. Lane escaped from the housg-
but was captured and confessed ltss
crime
Mrs. FurhuSh lived with hor two
daughters in fine four-Story noJ,.c-
which was we'll furnished. Lane ha6
been her butler since Christmas. aa,H
she had another cOiorcG servant. u
woman.
Recently Mrs. FUrhush had uegts
miss a. small amounts ut money Size
informed the police. who began aa in
veS' S'igaHon. which was still i'm pro-
-rcSS Wh"n the tragedy occurred SuS-
pu"l1n fell on Lane. and 4 warrant WAS
sworn ort for his arrest.
According 90 Lanes CcuiessIon. he
saw Ms. Furaush counting Il lr~-ss
roll ot bills. Knowing where she !,r2e
~" money he h.dod his time. ana It
ou opportun" mOmcat late IN the oVou.
in% he S'"!c so.
IL ''.e morniu: Mrs. Furhush missed
The money, aud questioned him. Ntr, uC
denied all LrcVlci@c O. havlug >e.i,
the money. N2pectin, tHHr me .r.tt
world I've traced IN him. aui that Nirs.
l'urhUsh would haye him arrested.
Zane planned b" murder the matEcI-
and hrr children. rob the house. 1nd
disappear.
~ il o'clock he wont to the third
foor and fouud Mrs.. Furbus'l in one
o. the middl" rooms. lie shot her
twice. once in the lungs. ana fncrl
through HE heart. she died instantly.
EioiSc. who was in another room.
hearing the noise, ran to see what ras
the matter. ana rs ST." entered LANE.
Sho' her in the abdomen. She fen. aII,{
he thought he had also killed hci.
Without attracting the attention oi
the other servant. who was iruninc. ia
the Kitchen. Lane went To the CroAt
door ana called IN Madeline wha 1yRs
Skating on roller skates ON tho sic
wall. He told hcr that her mctrn.-
wanted her. Madeline climbed
stairs without removing her sklf,.
She went into room adjoining .at
IN which hcr mctdcr lay dead Lave
followed her ana g., she called
mother. the negro shot hcr tl"gy.ri,
tn heart. killing her instantly.
Lane. IN his coriCS-.oN saws lc :hau
proceeded TO rob The house. lie urfcl,-
iy found $l%o two watches aud "a
lhrNrinook Vi hide hc was Scar.-,!ip..
l.' '.'' i"wclry he Was in'or.uu;cd by
TIfa -ra.s1
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-04-09
Public Opinion I'm Ausira,i,

London.-The TimcS's Melbourne cor
respondent says public opinion has
changed in regard to the execution in
South Africa of Australian officers for
the murder of Beers. The Australians.
says the correspondent, deeply resent
the stigma cast on the good name of
their soldiers 10y few Australians who
were not members of the regular con
tn~cntS
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-04-09
SHOT BOE0S FOR MONEY
Murders Which Led to the Execu-
tion Of Two Australian Officers.
German Missionary and Some OF Their
own Soldiers WHO Knew OF Their
Misdcc,.s Tut Out of the Way.

London.-The Morning Leader pub
fishes 4 long story of the crimes which
led TO the court martial and execution
OF two Australian officers in South
Africa, which is just now exciting
Keen Indignation in Australia.
The Morning Leader asserts that sew
cral officers OF this particular irre4u-
lar corps shot natives like rabbits. and
that they are even suspected Of mur-
dcrirS men of their own command
against whom they had grudgeS. The
incident which led to their court mar
tial was the cold blOodcd execution"
by those officers OF ten Beers who were
jOurneying 10 Petersburg with the OBJ
jcct of surrendering. 1t WAS supposed
these Beers had 100000.
Actuatcd by cupidity the Australians
stopped the Beers. tried them hy mock
coGrt-marti@l aIG ordered all 10 bc SHOT.
This WAS done by Il squadron o. sell
diCrS after some OF the nun-comm!S-
stoned officers had refused TO carry
out the death sentence. The officers
then ransactCd the Boer wagons and
were disSuStCd on finding that thc
100000 was in TransVaal paper
money.
Continuing. the Morning Leader says
German missionary few miles DIS
taut from the scene Of "cXccution"
heard OF ,hC affair. Lieutenant Ham
cock one Cf the Australians concerned,
fearing that he would diVulSc his in
formation. sho, thc misS.oualy dead.
This shooting eventually lead 10 a
complaint hy ,hc German Consul t.
Ccncral Kitchener. VINO !cCC>-u-l -
COur,-mait.al The AuS,rali.A.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-04-09
Two Dead in HritisI, Mine Disos,.r

SIX men were killed ms the result OF
an explosion OF fire damp in Il collicry
at w lgan. Lancashire. England. In n
similar accident at Dunfermline. Scot
land, four men lost their lives.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11

Mr.. E Soulicr was on horse
back; Miss HELEN Farmer was
driving alone Both were going
the same road-why not together!
Sure 1t was agreeable to both.
Mr.. Soulier's horse was led be.
hind the vehicle while he occu-
pied the seat alongside of his fair
wayfarer Conversation became
interestiong and no thought of
looking backwards occurred to
them till some two miles had they
sped on their journey. The first
glance to the rear revealed the
fact that the saddle horse had
not only rid himself Of rider, but
saddle as well. They retraced
their journey but no trace OF
saddle could they fad
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11
Oct.

s.Human Hearts" is Announced
as the attraction at the Vendome
Opera House on Monday, October
18th. 1t is conceded to be one
of the best heart dramas ever
presented, and its success was es-
tablished eight years ago, each
succeeding season demonstrating
its great and well deserved popu-
larity. No play Of it's kind in re
cent years has found such unlver'
sal favor with the play-goine
masses. The pure home life of q
young southerner, and the villainy
of an adventures and her male
opal" are graphically portrayed il
this play. 1t is said to be as good
as any sermon ever preached ant
moral lesson that is wholesome
throughout. Comedy is..cleyerl.
mingled with pathos forming al
attractive combination.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11
The OIL W ell.

There is nothing new to report
this week about the oil well, says
the Welsh, La, Journal. except
the driller has been balling the
well and brings up lots of oil. At
intervals. after 1T has been un-
capped, it has gushed several
times, one tire seven feet above
the derrick. Those interested
seem to have faith in the well
finally being brought in a gusher,
but many are under the impress
sion the depth, 1850 feet, is not
deep enough and the driller will
be compelled to go deeper. BE
this as it may, there is no doubt
about there being Oil in paying
quantities and that a first class
gusher will ultimately be brOugh'
in. Tt is understood that arrange
ments are being made for thu
boring Of other wells in the fielt
at an early day and it is believed
that the Welsh oil field will sool
be one of the most proli9c in tn
country.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11
A Lecture.

To morrow afternoon at $50
o'clock there will be lecture
given at the City Hall by IL. 9.
Bragg. president of the American
Federation of Labor, of this place.
His subject will he The Economic
Question: Past, Present and Flu
ture.
Mr.. Emile Geneux, of Jeaner-
|ette is also programmed for an
address on ssInteresting Questions
concerning the Laborlng class
The public is cordially invited
to attend. Ladies are especially
invited. Admission will be free.
Their hand bills announce that tie
feature is designed for white Leo
pie only.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11
lit Goes Right to the Spot''.

When pain or irritation exists on
any part of the body, tY application
of Ba!lard's Snow LINZ fent will give
prompt relff. ut gEs right to the
spot, said a old ma b who was rubb-
ing it in, to 4 re hi rheumatism, c.
R.smith Prop Snf th House, Tenaha,
Texas, writes: II have used Ballard s
Snow Linimed in my family tor
several years, a have found it to be
a fine remedy, for all aches and pains,
aud | recommend it for pains in the
throat and chest" 25c, soc and $.10O
at Estorge Drug Co. Oct.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11
COURT HOUSE RECORD
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sept. oath, 1902
@. ID. kemper to Il. f. and G.
Duplantis l lot 80 acres i'll Tx
Cannes; improved by buildings,
Ind a lot 10 acres III same location
improved by buildings for $1,000.
Oct. 4th. 1902.
Manuel David to John BrouS,
sard = town lots each measuring
80 feet front OH park ave BY 1j0
feet deep; nnimproyed for st09.
Leodice Leblanc to Charles
Dugas ct ais an undivided inter,
est amounting to one hundred and
a fraction acres in the following
tract of land situated in the parish
of Iberia. LIST lot measuring 240.
acres, 2nd another lot measuring
$40 acres for 5000.
Sept. Goth 1902
Joseph Broussard to DeliYO
| pair of American Mules and one
fouc wheel wagon now on ven
doris property foI $3.50.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11
C0uVlllon Bernard.

On Thursday evening, at $50
O'Clock, Miss Gabriel, the charm
ing daughter Of Mr. and Mrs An
atole Bernard, of Segura, was
given in marriage to Mr.. w. j.
Couvillon, of Alexandria, La.
The wedding ceremony took
place i'll St.Peters Catholic Church
of this place. Rev. Father FROM
officiating.
Miss Lcrenza Marine attended
the bride as maid of honor. Mr..
Maurice Bergerie was the groom's
''best man.. Anita. the little
sister of the bride, served as
flower girl
The ceremony at the church
was very beautiful and impress
i've and was witnessed by a large
congregation of friends and re-
iatives. After the couple were
pronounced husband and wife,
they returned to the residence of
the bride, on Spanish lake, where
a reception was given.
The grand old home never saw
happier days, nor sheltered a
merrier throng. The bridal couple
took the right tram for Alexan-
dria, where they will make their
future home.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11
Are you be6ng for the Lat
est and best Go to King Bros

Our thanks are due Mr.. A. j
Reynolds, of Plaquemine, the
popular Southern song writer, fol
a copy Of one of his choicest pro
auctions, entitled any Mothers
picture on the WALL a song and
refrain The words are by Mr..
Reynolds and the music is by Mr..
Laurent L. Comes.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11

An entertainment will be given
at the Vendome Opera House on
Monday, October Goth, under the
auspices of the Knights of TEN
perance, Teche Encampment, No
Is, for the benefit Of the lodges
relief fund. Mr.. Dewitt Miller.
the renowned impersonatoI. will
DE the feature Of the evening.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES. :

Joseph Fuselier to Elizabeth
PerrOt.
Willis Brey to Clara Burns.
Daniel Branch to Pearl Harvey
George Brown to Anna Wash,
ington
GrOseffe Cearavella to Calogiara
Pomella.
Willis Roane to Victoria Lee.
Albert Hector to Alice Magee
Landry Thomas to Adila Cole
man.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11

The Ladies afternoon Club was
entertained Wednesday by Miss
Ida Patout at the home of Miss
Ria Schwing The first prize was
won by Mrs w. 0. Bunch, in cut
with Misses Leocade Leblanc
}. Daspit and Ida Patout, the Sc
cond by Miss Bessie Lourd. Those
present were Mesdames w. O
Buch, j. Russell, A. DeBlanc, A
Landry, q. Dupre. Misses n.
Archer, Marie Duperier, K, Bill
lngs, }. and M. Daspit, Edna
Hacker, Zig Decuir, B. and G Sou
lier, Ida Patout, L. @. Leblanc, d.
Schwlng of Lake Charles, Mary
Merritt of Burke, Rose DeBlanc,
Bessie Lourd, and Miss Putnam of
AbDeville. The Club will be en-
tertained next Wednesday by
Mrs. j. Russell.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11

The greatest sensation Of the
year in the circus line is John
OBrien's horse ballet, the latest
spectacular feature of Ringing
Brothers Worlds Shows. This
is the most magnificent horse dis
play ever conceived. Will exhibit
here on Tuesday, Nov. 18th.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11
MOTITEKS&

Who would keep theDfchildren in
good heal h, should wyleh for the first
s. mptoms\ of worus. and remove.
them with White Cream yermifuge.
It is the niidDhs's best tonic. Ii
gets digesti4 n work so that their
70. d does til 4 good, and they grow
III healthy aud strong. csc at Estorge
Drug Co. Oct
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11
Go to klfy8ros if you want
to save TIM and money.

Mrs. Thos. Upton, we regret to
learn. is very seriously il and her
family has not the encoura cement
Of the hope of her recovery,
Mrs. Upton died yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11

There are $40 newspapers in
japan. Thirty years ago there
we're only three or four.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11

Admiral Casey has prohibited
the transportation of military OF
arms and ammunition on the Para
ma Railroad, AMI General Salazal
protests that this is an attack on the
sovereignty of Colombia. Fighting
10 going on at Santa Marta.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11

Ringing Brothers, whose big cir
Gus is to exhibit in this city on
Tuesday, Nov. 1ltk, have 30 big
and little elephant. All the other
circuses and geological gardens in
the United States combined have
hardly half the number.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11

The driller in the Welsh field
rendered the well as a pumper,
but the stock holders of the COM
pany refused to receive it.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11

Mr.. Anatole Bernard, so we
are advised, will cultivate a con
siderable area on the shores of
Spanish Lake, IN rice this coming
year. His water supply will be
derived from the lake.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11

Darlng lie South African war
1900 Germans Re said to have:
fought against the British.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11

The Sprsgue, the largest towboat
IN the world, arrived at New or
leans on Saturday on her maven
trip.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11

Rev. Henry w. Foote assumed
charge of the Unitarian Church at
New Orleans this week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11
22 lb3 LOT YX Sugar at 81
~ th Cypress Store. P1

A. L. yer, of Royytfe, has
just received from M York a
complete aAortms@ of Ladies
and Misses Il imWed hats of the
latest Paris V9fterns, and the
latest shapes Men's and Boys
felt hats.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11

A Cuban revenue cutter has seiZ-
ed an American schooner for snug
CLING.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-10-11

New England makes nearly 80
per cent Of tie booss an s. oes
made IN this country.