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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
CUBAN SENATE TAKES
UP TARIFF CONDITIONS
gY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Havana, Dec 25-Thc senate yesterday
directed the finance committee 10 report
next Monday bill increasing by rs per
cent the present tariff on all imports cx-
cept in raw materials, the duties on which
are to be calculated in such manner as
will not be prcjudicial to Cuban indus
tries.
In the enactment Of this measure the in
tenton is to protect the treasury against
the lower receipts which will result from
the operation OF the reciprocity treaty bc-
tween Cuba and the United States. This
measure will obtain until the new congress
which meets next April passes perma-
ncnt tariff law,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
AMERICAN LAWYER
ESCAPES THE DUEL
ATTORNEY FOR VhNDERB,lTS m
THE FAIR CASE CHALLENGED
BY A FRENCH PHYSICIAN.
CALLS LATTER A BANKRUPT
Gaul ls on His Feet in an Instant Cali
Ing Upon the Cet for Salts
faction in the Field.
BY ASSOCIATED rRrsS.

New York, Dee. a5.--During the hear
ing III the Fair case duel has been i'm.
mincnt between Dr. De Chateau, a wit.
ness, and Edmund Kelley, Of the Amcri.
can embassy, the latter being the lawyer
representing Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt
Jr. and Mrs Herman Oelrichs, says
Paris dispatch 10 the American
The hearing on Thursday was held in
the house Of DR.. De Chateau, Al Vernon
village near Passy Sure Urc, the place
where the accident occurred which re
suited in the deaths OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles l.. Fair
De Chateau aud DR.. Pcrriquci had each
testified that Mrs Fair had lived the long
esi when Mr.. Kelley intimatcd that DR.
DE Chateau was bankrupt. The latter
was ipon his feet III an instant,
Sir" he cried, "you have insulted me
grossly, aud in . manner impossible for
me 10 overlook, You mus, give me salts
faction, and my seconds viii call upon
YOU
Uproar Ensued.
The place was IN an uproar and Tor a
time il was impossible 10 proceed with the
hearing. Friends OF Mr. Kelley and DR..
Chateau inicricrcd and the challenge was
Withdrawn under protest.
"If the lawyers representing Mrs. Van,
derblt and Mrs Oelfiehs are not less Of
fensiye," he said. Il will exclude them
from my house
Hardly had the disagreement between
DR. De Chateau and Kelley been adjusted
before another arose between Kelley and
Mr. Bcekman, who represents the heirs
Of Mrs Fair.
Nothing Happened.
I'VE have given Mrs. Fairs mother
5000 900 already IN full settlement ol her
claims" said Mr.. Kelley. I'VE regard
that act on the part Of the client as hav-
ing settled cHectually any claim Mrs ae.
son might have
The Vanderbilts have given my clicn'
100000 Of her own money, and have kept
So ooo, 900 OF it," retorted Mr.. Beekman
holly.
For a moemnt il looked as though thers
might be another challenge 10 a duel,
DR. De Chateau and l)r. Perrlquet both
testified that Mr.. Fair died first.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25

as much as possible TO the happiness OF
that sturdy, pushing, energetic lot who
are proud of the title Of ncwsboys. The
Christmas time offers the opportunity to
gladden. the hearts Of these little fellows.
G.. r. Mickey has been prompt to seize
the opportunity whenever II presented il
self. Not for the first time, but for the
scvcralcth time, he seized il today. lie
was determined that the boys should have
something everybody cannot have even If
they have dollars where the ncwsboys
have cents.
Roast Venison.
So he killed a deer, and he decided that
the very thing every ncwsboy needed was
roast vcnison. He arranged with the
restaurant, which has been known as the
Chesapeake, but which is now re-
christcncd the Dclmonico, to roast that
ycnison and serve il up at o'clock this
afternoon with "hxings,"
The Inter Mountain, as the paper which
all the ncwsboys OF Butte gel around 10
six afternoons in the week, was selected
as the proper place to have the boys get
their tickets.
They began 10 arrive early this morn
up 10 the time the dinner was 10 be
served. There were more than 100 Of
them and as the restaurant will accom-
modatc about IS OF them there had TO
be two tables But there was enough for
all
This is what the boys were served with
at the Dclmonico:
Roast Ncnison
Mashed Potatoes Celery
Hot Mnce Pie Cake
Coffee
II was a merry crowd that got around
the tables on this occasion. The boys ate
and they talked and they joked and they
did just what lot OF full grown men
would have done under the same circum-
stances---thcy voted 6. K. Mickey one Of
the best people ON earth. and wished him
all the success such a big hearted generous
man deserves.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
Another Victim of Wreck
Is Dead-UndertakerS
OverWOrked.
CHRISTMAS FUNERAL
Immense ConCourSe At
tends Services in Con-
nellsville Today.
ny ASSOCIATED pKESS

Conncllsvillc, Pa, Dec. a5.---Another
name has been added TO the long death
list resulting from the Dusquesne limited
wreck on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
at Dawson on Wednesday, Harry Devlin,
one OF the three remaining patients at the
Cottage State hospital died at 10 o'clock
today. The total dead now number 65,
and this probably completes the list, as the
two still at the hospital are doing well and
will probably recover. Deylin's home was
al Lenaconirg, Md.
There was one Christmas funeral--that
Of Edison Goldsmith. Goldsmith was a
popular young man and an Immense con-
course attended the services. The bodies
Of the other Connellsville victims will be
held until Saturday or Sunday before
burial.
Undertakers Overworked.
This in fact is necessary as the under
takers are too overworkcd to conduct sew
era funerals in a day.
Special services for the dead were held
in all the Protestant churches of coke
regions today and after the burial OF
Father Fienellp. which will take place to-
morrow. the Catholic churches will hold
masses for the dead.
The body OF Father Fienelo was con-
veyed TO the main body OF the church OF
the immaculate Conception today, where
it will remain i'll state until the funeral
services on Saturday.
The bodies Of about 80 OF the victims
were gathered up and taken away on
early trains today.
Those identified will be shipped within
the next "a hours and the unknown will
be cared for by the borough council.
To Bury the Dead.
President George g. Porter has called
special meeting to take measures to-
wards the formation OF a relief committee
to look after bodies unidentified or un-
claimed. In case no friends appear the
citizens will see that the victims do not
find last resting place III the potter's
field. The railroad company will con-
tribute literally to this fund.
The official investigation into the cause
of the disaster is being prosecuted vigor-
ousy by the officers OF the railroad COM
pany. but it is doubtful il any individual
will be blamed for the accident.
1t was apparent that number OF
switch ties had fallen off westbound
freight train and were strewn upon the
passenger track. causing the flying express
TO be derailcd.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
AT ST. JOSEPH'S HOME
Little Ones at Helena Institution Enjoy
Merry Christmas.
TO THE INTER- MOUNTAIN.

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Helena, Dec. 2s.-1he ai2 little ones at
St. Joseph's Orphans home in the valley,
north OF town, are pleased beyond measure
with their Christmas Last night they had
a Christmas tree. 1t was loaded down with
presents of all sorts contributed by friends
Of the home all over the state. Miss Maud
Galen Of Helena acted as Santa Claus and
greatly ticklcd the little ones as one after
another was called up to receive gift.
Today they were RECALLED on a turkey
dinner with all of the usual trimmings.
Such bountiful repast as greeted the eyes
of the hungry little ones as they marched
into the big dining room gladened the
hearts OF the adults present, This is one
of the great days in the history Of the
home, and will long be remembered.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
SHOOTS WRONG GIRL
AND THEN KILLS
HIMSELF
Negro Mistakes Innocent
Woman for One tie
Wished to Wed.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS,

Trinidad Colo, Dec. IS. $500 George
Badger. negro porter, has shot and Sc
riously wounded May Woerkel and then
killed himself by firing a bullet into his
brains. |, is said Badger was infatuated
with Sadie Coffee, white girl, who
roomed with Miss Woerkcl and. after
being repeatedly spurned by her Sc
crcted himself in her room for the pur-
pose OF killing her.
lie mistook Miss Woerkcl for his in
tended victim as the former was entering
the room and shot her. Ii is not be
icved the injured woman will die. Both
Badger and Sadie Coffee formerly lived
AZ Fort Dodge, kas
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
BIG BLAZE IN MEMPHIS

Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 2s.-Fire today in
the large department store Of b. Lowen-
stein g. Brothers caused damage approxi-
mated at from $Ioo, 900 to Sr5o,ooo, fully
insured.
The ti:c started IN the basement of the
branch of the company or the engine room.
B. Lowcnsten & Brothers conduct both a
wholesale and retail! house. being the old
est dry goods dealers in Memphis, or West
Tennessee.
The chief damage was from water. The
origin Of the fire is uhknowA.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
San Fran ): Transports
Are Z g Put Into
$ efor War.
AN 5. 4 OF SECRECY
Officers Refuse to Say
Why Work IS Being
Rushed on Vessels.

san Francisco, Dee. as.-Ordcrs have
been received from Washington by local
transport officers to get the ttoopsnps
Sherman and Newport in READINGS. for sea
and work has been immcdia,el, com
menced. The transport officers maintain
secrecy as 10 THEN orders and viii not dis
close the destination Of the vessels. II is
believed. however. that il is intended Ia
have the troopships ready for any move
mcnt towards Panama.
The punboat Bennington has arrived III
port from the I}rcmefion navy yard. 1t is
understood she will leave here IN com
pany with the New York acting as 4 con
voy 10 the torpedo boats Paul Jones and
Prcble. on their passage south.
Quiet at Panama.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Washington. - e.. Dec. .5.- Secretary
Moody today received the following cable
gram from Rear Admiral Glass, dated
Panama:
Perfect quiet No news"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
BALL FOR Benefit OF
TIE ORPHANS HOME
Big Sum to BE Realized in Helena Next
Monday

"S'ody.
Helena, Dee. 25,--Thc bali to be given
by the Montana State band at the Audi
torium next Monday for the benefit of St.
Joscph's Orphans home promises to de-
vclop into state affair, Three thousand
tickets have been distributed throughout
the state for sale, ana already very favor
able returns have been received
The railroads have agreed to give rates
from Butte, Anaconda, Great Falls and
other cities Previous to the ball there
will be concert by the band.
1t was expected that Governor Toole
would lead the grand march, but as he will
be absent from the city some other promi-
nent state official will be selected There
are children from all parts of the state at
the home and every part Of Montana ought
to be interested in the success Of the
charity ball.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
800 CASES OF PNEUMONIA
Epidemic Alarms Authorities OF New
York Health Office.
~ ASSOCIATED press.

New York, Dec. as,.-Pneunopa has be-
come SO prevalent in this city that the
health department has decided to amend
the sanitary code by classifying that all
ment with measles, scarlet fever and small
pox and making it compulsory on physi-
clans to report every case Of pneumonia
promptly
This is said to be without precedent in
America or Europe. In the last three
weeks, according to the health depart
ment, there have been $40 cases reported
here, an increase OF 81 per cent over last
yeaga -
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
FAIR WEATHER is PROMISED

Though the sky was slightly cloudcd and
little haze in evidence in the city this
morning there was really little to COM
plain OF Christmas day. The lowest tenn
perature OF the day, according to the rec
ords OF Mr.. Wharton. the local weather
man, was ID, and the mercury rose some
what during the forenoon. Mr.. Wharton
promises fair weather for tonight and to-
morrow.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
HAS DROPPED DEAD
CORONER CALLED TO MAIDEN ROCK
TO INVESTIGATE DEATH OF
AN UNKNOWN MAN.

Coroner Egan at an early hour this
morning received telegram from William
Bennett at Maiden Rock stating that a
man named 1honras had dropped dead
while working at a quarry near that place
last evening. The coroner was asked to
come, and it is expected that he will leave
for Maiden Rock this evening.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
FAMOUS FREIGHTER is DEAD

St, Joseph, Mo-, Dec, as.-Samuel Ro-
senblatt, a once prominent horseinan died
at his home in this city yesterday from old
age. He was the owner OF pioneer wagon
freighting train between St. Joseph and
the West, and was once left for dead by
Indians, who attacked and murdered his
teamsters.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
VAILLE OFFERED PROMOTION
RY ASSOCIATED rREss

Portland, Dec 25.-W. II. Vaillc, assist
ant superintendent of the railway mail ser
vice of the district, has been offered the
position OF director general Of the postal
service. The appointment, if accepted by
Mr.. Naille will take place the first OF the
year and carries a salary OF 5000 year.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
FRANCO-ITAl.IAN BOND
IS MOST IMPORTANT

Paris Dec. a5.-The arbitration between
France and Italy, which is to be signed
in few days, is regarded in official quar-
ters as having an important bearing upon
tine relations Of a nrrlbcr Of the European
powers
The treaty is briei and its terms are al
most identical with those of the Anglo
French treaty. The main feature OF the
document is its being between France and
one Of the parties TO the triple alliance.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
DEPUTY STATE GAME
WARDEN IS INJURED
spEcIAL 20 Tie INTER MnnNrhIM.

Billings, Dee. as.--Dcputy State Game
Warden Charles Smith was thrown from
his horse here yesterday and quite severely
injured. He was hurled about 20 feet, his
shoulder striking one OF the rails OF the
Northern Pacific track he was crossing
The ligaments OF his shoulder were torn
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
CLEMENS AND FAMILY
AT A CHRISTMAS FEAST
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Florence, Italy. Dec. a5.-Samue Glenn
ems. who had been continuously writing,
spent Christmas eve with his family. Mrs.
Clemens, who has been i'll for some time,
is progressing satisfactorily. though slowly,
and finds much enjoyment in the mild air.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
G. R. MICKEY GIVES
THE USUAL DINNER
ENTERTAlNS NEWSBOYS OF THE
CITY WITH A FEAST FIT
FOR A KING.
VENISON ON BILL OF FARE
Patron OF Newsboys Sees That They
Have Dinner Inferior to None
Eaten in the City This Day.

Once upon timc-thais the way
Christmas story starts or ought 10 start
there was a ncwsboy whose name was G.
X. Mickey.
Like many another newsboy he outgrew
il and now he is a successful mining man.
But he has never forgotten his early
calling. With success in his later pro-
iession has come the desire to contribute
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
RESIGNATION OF CAPTAIN
HANNAH IS ACCEPTED
srEciAa 10 TlE iGrER MOUNTAIN

Big Timber Dec. 2s.-According to ad'
vices received from Helena, the resi2nn
tion Of Capt. w. ]. Hannah OF Company
c, second regiment, NJ. N, g., some time
ago, because of differences in the com.
pany. has been accepted. He will be sue
cecdcd by First Lieut.. c. N. Sargent .!
Gardiner. Lieut. ]. H. White become
first lieutenant and an election will bs
necessary to choose successor to Lieut.
Sargent,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
Change in Consllls.
DY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, d. e., Dec, 25.--The staff
department announces the resignation u
Col Oliver D. ]. Hughes at Coburg, Ger.
many, and the selection Of Henry ID. Say.
lor, now consul at Dawso" City, Yukd
territory, as his successor.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
G0MEL JEWS IN A PANIC

London, Dec. asa Russian CORE
spondent of the Times says there is a
panic among the population of Gomcl, ow-
ing. to the fresh police searches and ar
rests Of Jews.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-25
Cuba Recognizes Panama.
BY ASSOCIATED PRES

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Havana, Dec. z5.--The government is
sued proclamation recognizing the repub-
lie Of Panama.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-21

their engagement and deserved
an S. r. O. house, but unfortuna-
tely not more than hale The sears
were occupied. This however
old no, deter the company from
doing their best, Sunset Mines''
s play possessing good vein Of
laughable sparkling comedy and a
deep plot, easily understood and
appreciated by lovers Of the drama
specialties, were as Usual, vel
worthy Of praise and commenda-
sion. It is to be hoped that the
company will receive better patro-
mage on their return engage
ment beginning tomorrow than
they received during the week
Cor they certainly deserve it
Their plays are easily worth the
admission charged if lot a little
more.
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Railroad scliC ltsles.

Going East: Going West:
No. 4. :. .6:l2 am. Ne. 3....S :68 pm
80 8. 1921 pm. 5....lEl4 pm
.3:44 am. 7... 1858 q M
10. 1902 pm. F" 9.....4:2S m
Eunice Branch Tvs. l2:37 p. m.
Martirsville A" LOS p. m.
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Office SEE Vest Main Street, Vert Abore tie Ahna House
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-21

Hon. Leon Jastfemski, candid
ate for Governor of Louisiana
possesses many loyal frie'ds snd
admirers III New Iberia and Iberia
parish who will support him in
his candidacy a; d rally around
his banner
A movement inangurated only
short while since to organize ?
Jsstremski Club has met with ap
prevail since its in, option and h 5
resulted as fuccessfu ly as the
most sanguine had anticipated.
At the City Hall last Thu'sdav
night a meeti g was held to per-
feet permanent organizat on of
he club.
The meeting was most success
sful one in every respect and
much enthusiam was displayed
by the many pre- sent-numbering
almost two hundred voters of he
9th ward.
Judge Felix VOORHEES, presided,
with w. Letcher Grant at the
Secretary's desk. Addresses ap-
propriate TO the accession were
deliver. hy Hon. l.. 7. Du'any.
Judge VOORHEES,, District Attorney
Edwin s. Broussard, and J, W.
Compton; all of which were recei-
we'd with hearty applause and
enthusiasm
One hundred and ninety names
were placed On the roll of member
ship of the new organization.
Messrs. L T. Dalany, Melvin
w, Fisher and Octave Romero
were appointed committee on re
solutions. Their report is a. follows
and was unanimously adopt d:
"Whereas in the course Of political
events IN LOUISIANA the time has
now arrived when all her 8 ns. hsv.
,rg her welfare at heart should
| make bold to express their preferen-
&c and opinion;
Therefore, Be it resolved by the
Iastremsk, Club of the 9th ward Of
iberia parish that we endorse the
candidacy Of General Leon Jastre,
| mski, believing h'm to be the peo-
ple's choice for the highest Office
within their gift and gentleman
of uni,npeachabie character, honesty
and ability aud true patriot
whose every sympathy is with the
people OF this State and who,
If elected governor will be 'nfluen-
10y no "entaogling l,ances !"
Judge Felix VOORHEES, was unani
mcu " elected President.
w Letcber Grant and Frank
Patin were chosen secretaries.
Is Vice presidents were all 0
CHOSEN.
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Of Gentry Brothers will
Exhibit
In New Iberia on Thursday
Next.
Giving Two Complete Per
tOrmances.

Gentry Bros. world famed trail
ned animal exhibition will make
it's visit to this city in the neal
feture. This is one amusement
enterprise that will never loose its
charm nor read its doom in the
sombrous frown. of an indifferent
public. The Gentry Brothers
shows have millions of admirers
with whom their popularity is
deep rooted and who will proven,
animal acting from becoming a
lost art. The Gentrys have dogs,
ponies, monkeys, elephants and
camels galore who do everything
except actually talk, and if scince
and further development can acco.
mplish this we shall yet see our
dumb friend passing the compii-
ments of the season with each
other and discussing this condition
of the weather. To many this
statement will appear absurd, and
literally speaking 1t is, but the
idea meant to me conveyed is that
the Gentry Bros. have the largest
collection and most intelligent nu-
mber of animal performers 10 the
world. Their No l show favors
this city with visit this time.
This is the oldest and largest of
all the Gentry shows, there being
almost $50 perfectly trained ami
mails, requiring five cars to trans.
port them, the street parade which
takes place daily at eleven o'clock,
is in keeping with the performance
proper, and should not be missed
by any one. The shows will exhi-
bi. corner Vine and West Main
streets on thursday November
2Gti,, at 2 p. IN. and 8 p m.
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one to create a deep impression, 1t
was fairly good, and the acting
was quite clever, especial that Of
Misses Olive West, Maude Brook.
man, Dorothy IRWIN, and Messrs.
Willard Bowman, Will J. Irwin
Phil A. GastrOck. while Miss
Helen Warren, Joe Bernard, Rus
sell Snoad. Harry Redan, y. r.
Rankin are fully up to the avera.
re in thor work.
Special,ies by Madam Reden,
mistress Of mysteries, Joe Berna
IA = iapde Brookeman were
vet osing and elected much
applause. All in all, the entert-
aiment was well worth the admiss
ion charged and even a littlemore.
= "Little Lord Fauntleroy." the
matinee bill Thursday afternoon
was well rendered by the company
AID proved a rare trent FIR the
ladies and chi d,en. Miss Mande
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Miss Cora HI k, iaugh..r .,
Cungresaman Hn ks, OF P~Lns,l Iva
MIA, who - visiting Mr.. II he F.
b ..,,>>srsi of HIS ca, has knis
6 ,nsents.!t 10 assist 10 the apecis'
L k-av.rc : rvsr n he NJ Il.
Oh 70 NIX, Thursday. All are =
vi ,d % attend these rslces q.
IL . m on the day herein mentione .
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-21

In view Of the fact that free
mail del very IS soon to be inaugu-
rated. it is necessary that those
desiring to have their mail delive
red to their homes or places of
business should give the name of
their street and No. of house iu
writing. This. will insure a great
deal Of time and trouble.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-21

Program for special services at
the Epiphsny Episcopal church,
as prepared by Albert Dee, choir
master and Organist.
Full Cathedral of Choral service
by vested choir of 80 voices.
SOlois,s-Mr. and Mrs. Anna
Ct Miller.
Violin 0thiga to-Mrs Leon Dr.
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The residence owned by Mrs.
Lourd occupied by Mr.. knight,
near the base ball park, was totally
DESTROYED By Ere last Wednesday
nigh, together wi.h ali lts contents
The family barely escaping 10 time
,htms. liver. No alarm VAS turned j..
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PERUCHI-BELDENI co.

The erucIi-Beldeni COmpa
ny opened a two nights engage
ment at the Vendome Opera House
wednesday presenting the four
act drama, "For Liberty and Love,'
play dealing with the late Gu
ban war. While the play is MT
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1903-11-21

WANTED-YOUNG MEN to prepare
for Government Positions, Fine Open
ingS in all DEPARTING nts Good Sala
ries. Rapid Promotions. Examina.
tons soon. Particulars Free.
Inter State Cor. Inst, Cedar Rapids, la