New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1903-12-05
LOCAL NEWS.

Our community was greatly
shocked when a telegram was received
from High Island, Texas, announcing
the sudden death of young Chas. T.
Cade. at that place on Saturday last
The remains were brought here for
lnterment and the funeral obsequies
were conducted Mt the Church Of the
Epiphany, Rev G. G. Kramer. Off.
ciating. Deceased was son Of Hon.
c. Taylor Cade, the we'll known stock.
man and politicians, to whom he was
almost Indispensable, entering into
! his fathers business, with yigor and
intelligence that made him the main
stay of the family. Although but "a
years of age, his judgement and busi
ness qualities were far in advance Of
his years which coupled with his
great energy and indomitable will
gave promise Of most valuable
career. His health for the past wear
had been poor, owing to an accident
from an horse. having been thrown
with great force which affected his
head and mental functions to q great
degree. His loss is irreparable to his
family who are inconsolabte, the
mother being completely prostrated.
The entire community sympathize
with the bereaved ones, in which the
Enterprise heartily joins.
@I5,OOO,OO to loan.
In large or small amounts on mort.
gage secnrity.-Weeks & Weeks.
Our fremen are not discouraged
over recent failures to put ont fires
and are still at work trying to perfect
m organization and get in shape to
render good service in the future. A
fine truck is being made by cne of our
local wheelwrights, also some hose car
ringes which will be ready by the
first OF the year. 1t is now in order
for our city council to meet these
laudable efforts by display Of JUS
tice, if not generosity, by arranging
for the pay of permanent fireman to
be on duty. day and night whose
duties will consist in getting the hose
carriages to the threatened point as
soon as possible. Then there is the
matter of transportation of these hose
carriages. A good sound, large feet
horse, should be purchased at once
and turned over to the permanent fire.
man, who should be required to groom
and feed it, with such exercise as it
might require. This is as little as
the council can do to protect property
from fire. it is also absolutely neces-
sary and il matter OF simple jus
tice to the citizens and tax payers
and they should not be content until
their demand are complied with.
Special value in Weathered Oak
3 pice snit, large dresser and bed in
Mission style, $50. Only one.-R.
8. Mcmahon.
The .'Skollars'' who have been
practicing for the "Old Deestrick
Skule' have made so much noise
! aside from their laughing that passers
by have wanted to know what it is
about. In the third act the "Skol- |
lars" will sing the old college song
"Ubidee" and give in it the Rebel
yell. This is the song that the WASH |
ington Artillery sang all during the
war. and which is given now at their
hall in New Orleans. The Hon. Dud-
ley Coleman introduced the song In
the . Deestrick Skule' when 1t was
given in New Iberia. The "Skollars"
will not sing 1t as well as he did,
but they will have some fun with it.
Mr.. A. B. Murray will act as Skule'
master. The part of Mrs. Honey
Suckle will be taken by Mrs. E. L.
Grant, Hon. Edwin Broussard. Mayor
Dupuy, Mr.. L. o. Hacker and Prof.
Wilcox have consented to serve on the |
"Skule'' committee. Reserved seats
are now on sale at the box Office |
Prices 26, so and 75 cents.
DO YOU want to
Build . homo,
buy . homo,
add to, or repair, your home,
pay OF that mortgage
or borrow money for any other
purpossi
We have it to lend. LIBERIA
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Tho Socialist meeting held In the |
City Hall, Wednesday night was very
well attended, the speaker being the
we'll known Mr.. Goebel the popular
advocate Of that form Of government.
He deprecated the custom Of unin-
formed persons associating socialism
with communism. anarchy and revo-
luton. Pure socialism meA't the bet
ering sf mankind by higbfr ideals.
and not BY property defsribution.
Socialism would give every imam :
chance to rise in life will ant tho
hampsring enylronments Of trusts, en-
throned wealth and the persecution Of
= he poor by the rich. government Of
the people, by the people and for the