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New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
TO APPEAL PleRsoN REVERSAL.

The Appellate Divisions reversal Of the convic-
ton Of J. Luther Pierson. the faith curst. OF VAL
haiIa westchester County. will be carried to the
Court Of Appeals THE decision of the Appellate
Division reversing the Judgment Of conviction.
said District Attorney J. Addison Young, Of West
chester County. yesterday. rs not victory for the
faith curists because the decision says that the
Jhe Judge erred in his charge. I believe the evi-
6ence was sufficient TO convict Mr.. Pierson, and
j will fight in the Court OF Appeals for de-
SfS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
-o rev FOR WORLDS RECORD.

A.. ,h a2d ReEIment games tonight the
,rr,or, IN Brooklyn. P ] Walsh. Of the New
york Athletic Club holder of the worlds record
=, onn Yards on track with one turn. holder Of
the national military. Canadian and metropolitan
l-,,ionships at this distance will try with good
, ,..- 20 break the worlds indoor record.
e.. ,eans from the Interscholastlc Association
,T rne -p handicap mile relay race, the champions
VIII Tn High School, scratch. Eight teams
tne me 66 f6e indian League will also compete In a
scratch relay race
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
DATE FOR HARvARD.YALE RACES.

New-Haven Conn., March 27.-The Harvard ale
crews will row the annual races Thursday. June
25 at New-L1ondon. The course will be decided
upon in a few days. will proba bly, be before.
W A MeikIeham, who has for several years ofl-
ciated will be referee.
Tba Vale freshman crew has arranged a race
with the Columbia freshmen for May Is at Lake
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
EMsALMEo BODY ossIFIED.

An undertaken Of White Plains about two
months ago was ordered by the Coroner Of West
chester County to take charge Of the body Of a
poorly dressed man who found dead along
the Harlem Railroad tracks between Tuckahoe and
Scarsdale. In order to keep the body preserved IN
case some relative might call for it. Mr. Roemer.
e druggist injected new kind OF embalning
fluid which he made. The body has become petri-
fed SIS result and II is still at the undertaken
cFce Doctors who have examined It say the
features are Ife1ike and the whole body IL as hard
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
COLLEGE eYmNAsTIc OFFICERS.

4. .ba annual meeting FOR the election Of officers
~ the intercollegiate Gymnasttr Association at
Neu,York University yesterday afternoon. the f'I-
,oa,fnp officers we're elected: President g dc
zafra Sew-York University: viCe-president G
Farnham Yale: secretary. r. NJ. hempt' fe""-
,Ia.'' '',l.errar Y G Smith Princeton: execU-
+trs committed ". e Belcher. chairman New
York University: ]. Osborne. Columbia g F. w
pei otipSfrq IT, contest was changed from five 10
-r,,9v,y
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
uANDIcAPPERs AT ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis March 27.-The ST. Louis Fair Associa-
tion has received from w. S Fosburgh, the Jockey
Cr,ub bandca pper an acceptance Of the position or
.5to.r,er for the $4,000 Worlds Fair Stake, to
he run here in 1904. Mr. Vosburgh will act Jointly
with Ed" Maginn. the Fair Associ4tion hanoiGsp
- He will assign weights for the Eastern entrleS
Ind Macinn will assign for Western entries
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
KING EDWARD AT THE RACES.
He Sees His Entry, Ambush II, Fall in the
Steeplechase.

Liverpool March 27.-At the Liverpool spring
,ona+,rg today the Grand National Steeplechase
&c won nv Mr. Morrison's Dr7Incree. Detail was
second and Manifesto third. Twenty-three
horses started. Dr1mcree, which was the faVor1te
won by three lengths. Twenty lengths separator
sec9nG aId Ei7G was present 70 see his entry Am
4,IeL rnn hut the horse fell Of the fences
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
BASEBALL.
Clancy for Philadelphia, Kennedy for Pitts
burg, Dunleavy for St. Louis.

President Pullian of the National League yes
terday announced the following contracts: Will
lam Clancy. with Philadelphia; William Kennedy.
with Pittsburg: John F. Duneavy. of the Montreal
Club, assigned to ST. Louis. John A. Heydler, OF
Washington, D c. has been appointed President
Pullianl'S confidential secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
SHAMROCK's MAINsAIL SET.
First Trial Spin of the Challenger Expected
To-day.

Glasgow, March 27.-The mansatl of sham
rock III was set for the first time this after
noon. Though loose, it appeared to be a mag
nifcent specimen Of sailmaking 1t was little
short on the spars but not more than it might
be expected to stretch.
Sir Thomas Upton says the first trial spin of
the challenger for the Americas Cup will posi-
lively occur tomorrow if the weather is ia
Vora
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
,rur orEEREsr BASEBALL NINE.

The mIschIevOus studentS OF mon toIeEe'
rc.tndx n " recently took statuRry
go, the college aud set them uP on the
n..ehnlI diamond Ia the positions assumed
hx players. Amusing photograph OF the IN
iJeut In to-nOrFoW's Tribune
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
- IrESIANcE OF ~ OEDEE OF Hos.

Arnpr e. Tim @ur-oEatr - rh- CCunty ot NeV
.-Iv~- Is~-1~ 1atiGg clatrs
sealns- F''.rs Is Ia p 's .9a7iE q SeH
To- tie =ub-7t5-r ,dre . 'ra1s-r tEE 21s1es,-
I-4-..L u iA"f =
tie CRY oi N-v T,rk o. " osf-fs re lr'H daJ OK
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
na,hcEroh.LAEAYETrE FooTsALL.

9rnc.ton. N j. March q CspecaD.-The football
management announced here to-day that game
With lafayette had been arranged to be played
here on November I. This will be the nrst time
On +uo wears the Tigers have played with Lafay-
site In the last game Princeton could only score
points.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
HARTMAN NOW CLAIMS PROXIES.
Yesterday Il Was Said That Keene Had Most
of Those in San Francisco.

San Francisco March TIT is said here that.
though Edward Pollits. who is rounding up proxies
fo- James r Keene. declares that he has met with
encouraging success. Hartman has already oo-
tained the right vote $4,000 OF the lSsOp shares
Of Southern Pacific stock held in this city
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
co,,IMs,A wREsrLERs CHOSEN.

Columbia wrestIers held tournament Yesterday
IN rIck a tear, for the return match with Yale to-
night The men chosen were: Heavyweight, w D.
Hennen; niddeweight. A. O. schramm: welter-
weight, J. H. Lindeaberger. and lightweight. John
Sheldon
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
OTHER STUDENT FRANKS

Sorne cmrOasInE students of Princeton
,,no~lxeH the head OF one of the famous
bronze lions which decorate the college
.tevs Picture of the headless lion; also
stories of former destructive Pranks "a
prsncetOn In to-mOPrOw's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
uAnnERaILT,s oUos Eeo FouRTH.

Paris March Wv. K. Vanderbilts Quos Ego
Ansbed fourth In the race for the Prix Deatre to-
day at Maisons Lafdtte.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
UNISON RIVER DRIVING PARK MEET.

The Hudson River Driving Park Association OF
'po,ghkeepsie, N Y. has arranged to hold a meet
on August 4. s. and T. Large cssh prizes nave nave
- %Il oeto-.d IN the different trottinE and pacing
c1a
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
BASEBALL GUIDE FOR 1908.

The a. j Reach Company. Of Philadelphia. has
issued its official American League baseball guide
for 1909 The book contains a complete history of
the American Leagues campaign and the playing
rules for the year. with other statistics of the
game.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
RARITY.

From The Washington Star
Some people never make mistakes
Nor get involved in strife:
They may be very happy, but
They lead lonely life.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
pUTLER. RICHAED.-In pursuance OF an

- order q Hon Frank T Fitzgerald Surrogate q:
the County 0r Ssw York. notice IS hereby all
persons having aint Rirhar1 EaHr late - ~
county Of Nv York 1aratssd rEe wirH
vouchers r-r' tie subscriber - h's place q trats
srtfrK business Civ % New
Ycrs on or r-c,r- - day OF JIIy Dated New
York vh- ind dag - JsIIIry- IrEi
EDWIN BEL HER. Jr. Executor.
HAYDEN : SATTERT.T-Es. Attorneys FOR Execu-
r--4r
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
- PrKsrANCE oF - oKDER oE HoN.

Abner G. Thomas. = Surrogate o. TIE County oe SeV
- notice hereby given 20 All persCus having
Nary Ue7-N. oF Nev York de-
Sss.,d t. present vouchers
STnSs Ur raver smith White Seaman. NJ isi Broad
~aV tie city sfS York. Borough u Manhattan
ar BEFORE The I4th day of May
DatsI New the Sth day Of November. 1902
EDWARD u DEPEW. Executor
PRAYER. SMITH WHITE & SEAMAN Att-yE "a
.cltor :4l Broadway. Borough OF Marh1.tan. N Z.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
Instruc LnSTucnOn----
THERE CHEAPER SCHOOLS sBUrS NONE
======C= DRAKE .Z1 .=:==-======
BUSINESS SCHOOLS
nrnahnr but rr
dbapx n
eoenisud ps
from s. =
Yrk
an
Metropolis
For Boys and Youaz Men--Coun;ry-
School lgCHCICS.
Y'CGrhCrS.
SHTrG9GtCS y OtlcCS.

.SuJro&atCS' Notices.
n PURSUANCE OF A> ORDER OF HON.
Abasr Toas m ii - al al LIONS .sz 2u5y asiGs 2s
NJ ~ i-.es-.rl , rrrrlr with v0u-hers
r.-'~of l. tn ~aer"E.,-s +' l'- tIAr,' Wst9
er n m ny II -" III ~ r ~'.Te -r51 ,os afa
rs:s.: :5.5 H3r ''f'' Vt. nv >'''' Il - 40 Il wall
n PURSUANT OF IN ORDER OF HON
Amer e Tam su-,Ea,. - III cr1ny - ot rsS SsV
ss@ns- ts.tty Is Ia p re -o47ty q SsH
10 re G =aD ~ 1, an - - 2. adv -. n
a.. ne G,ry oT ". vi. o. or osi-s Izra aay OF
say Bats New yo,k he >,n day N2y.1n-r 1902
way New York. y Y
C,r<HMAN. ErHEAIN HoLBEooK--IN
pursuanrc W ora@r 2 ti.H F'-aak T FItz{srsL1
given all h-,=E clam a-i =, liam IA
,easri t., rr.scr u-H ,sIr~- fh-reot 70 The
4tSi :f If T.vr q. 4 F.-lsa \ IA, --a1 stree
cac ctty E,tk 7r i-f-e The lS-A lay q Sep
T'a,-f <rn Yrk ,re Ie,5 eay Mar Iaoz r,,,yz
: ,T-.:Ti,IA>. y. rt.r~- --.-- a.,
i'N> y4isi >tsi1 Il St. Nv J K ~
G1IIA!LoTTE q. 1IGIE!;.-IN rrFSU-
am -: m ra.- H F[s-s T F,-zs@rsl+ 49,
GI.-0 rsr-- having a-- fEii'-t 'h7-Lof'e -
I,e..7t 70 .,r,e vvirr a--- rs=ao III -lh-tesr
- rlr. - tr'rs4t- l- ur -."-- 80 f@ - = 1s-
Art = Val, S--ea-.
F1rriIzn of I1Ez-r47 t--t - M I7TS before
I .Lc s--r !. 1-N
Dated New York the rw.Ifrh Iay 2 March 1903
MARI 4 T.E'irrYc-i- EN--.IrrtE-
EDWARD r. BROWN Nft"rr-v s,r Exs~Ir-iG. Is Wall
street. Borough of M~uhattI@- y 7 city
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank T Fitzgerald. 4 Surrogate OF the County %
: New YORK fs-eHy AL per-oCs having
n Bell late Of Newport
o Island deceased present the
with vouchers the subscriber az her place %
I once OF Dewitt LockrCan
a TsVyf Street. n the Borough Of Man
/ the Of
OF June next
MARY BELL ExscU,1x-
T0CKMAS DEWITT Attorneys FOR Exec
utrtx No. Nassau street BorouCa CT Manhattan
Z New York City y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
HANSSE,N- HERMANN In PrRsUANCE

OF order - Hen Franz 7 FitzEsrad sGrr9saI7 ,'1
persons having claims asatnss mann ti4Esssn La
same u h y,u-hers thereof subscribers. at the
place No 40 EToadN IT rs
IS,,rouEa lie City OF New YORK. on or
bAfor- 2,rs e lure. H-Nt DaCet. New EorS.
o. Da-subsr 1902
FRANCIS . HA%S>E-S FRITZ HILL EW AID NON
I-c
MATTHEW II FULLY. Attorney f0- Adn,Ist-ators AIS
BroadU ay. Borough OF Malhatran- the city ot New
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28

DER OF HON.

sbrar e.. --on.s-. r-a-= - County q
Ne York Notice gwen 20 AL persons having
claims 4-a5r-t ., the County q
NeN 30 present re same w!-h youc5Hr5
thereof h'- ritEc or LraCsarFl-E
business AZ orc - Nr-r@.. < Michel Nos - a11
IS y ali ~r-.at in NV YORK on Or oetJ7
the 18th tay ~
Dated New York. h. 7av - Febrr-7ry- 1873
FREEMAN FL70C"ioOD- Executor
NITCHET T. & MITCHELL AHorneys for rkecGl2E..
Nos - & IS VAL stree Bor0Ggh 0f Manhattan |lty
N
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
- PI-RsuANCE oF IS oRpER o. Hos

Abner c Thomas a Surrogate OF the county ot New
yorE Tce Il hereby given TO all having claims
aEain5t Ceceia Emma Le Barber Me!eta. Parts
present SAN
n-reof TO the tneir place % t-ansacrnx
ne office Guthrie Cr4v
a.. 81 Cfty 81
Esv Sork - or before 2oth day % June newt
Te,a,I ~ York day q pecsncer.
EDMOND KELLY,
CHARLES A MELETTA. ff-'-Satofh
GUTHRIE CRANATH & HE$DERSON. AttorheSs Llf
EIeruto,s 40 street. Borough of Manhattan
Y1rkC
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

= .h,.- = Tbo-7-x ? SurroE = he County OF New
York %ofice given all persons having claims
n stephens late Of the COUNTY "t Nr~
York TIE sane with vouchers th"Te-
Of - the subscriber at Ter place OF -ransacng 7
or No. iOf William street, IN Ih@
Borough Of city OF New lork on or uetore
ms Of August. 1905 next
Dated New York the 24th day 81 FchrIary. 1903
AIRLINE +. STEPHENS Execurrtx
HITCHINCiS & PALLISER. Attys. for Executrix. No
New YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
TN PI-KSTANCE OF Al ORDER OF HON

Ahn-r Thomas. 4 SurrCSat- os ths County New
YorE ro,ire hereby given 20 persons having claims
Te8uo. deceased present
Win vouchers thereof th- subscribers their pIscS
rr rrans4cttrS afire % H
No % Borough 0f Manhattan IN the
CIV OF New YcrA before the 5tG day May neKe
Dated New rhe frsr Gay q November. 1902
JOHN IAf0R ASTOR. 7
WARREN LELAND. Jr. Executors
FRANKLIN LORD.
IUCTTS Fl BEERS. Attorney Tor Executors No 80
street.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
For Young Ladics-Courtry.
.SurrOgates' Notices.

X PTRSTNNCF OF q ORDER OF HON,
Abne. c Tho-1as. Surrogate Of the Count ~ NeS
Is all persons having claims
aTainst Rosai SeIzman. late Of tue County o. Now
S1k deceased 70 present the vouchers thereof
70 the subscribers their place ot ran.acti9g business
Nassau street. In The 'lty OF Ne" YORK on "F
heFore the Of August newt
dated New, York 10Th day o. FEBRUARY. 1893 ~
SANT-EI, STRASROj' 'RtIER. CI-I-NF Ne MEKL-
BACV RIOS AIIE EPSTEIN. Executors - - -
-RGER. We'll. ESQ HNE.'IE & = FtALsI1t-tS
Artvs for Executors 49, Nassau st. y Y CRY
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
q I.I.ESIANcE or Is nEDER OE Hon

York. not" g. t.--ry -E--7 - all persons having
FCE-lzT1. !a'A or me county II
Nayv Yar< .-r..--- present rEa vsur1srs
-l.-r-nsr at his place = trsnsfc7tng
brIzf7 % 10 Lang. - % Nassau
Street Prrougl. Manhattan The ItJy Z New York
on bar.rl rho l--h day T September next
Dated York the 18th iay % March. 1898
LEWIS ipP%E.Ft- Executor
SACKI-TT Lang Atrrrue-s fer Executor. 90 Nassau
E-r- r.sh z MtnnttLln. y y. City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
MARGAKET-IN PURsuANCB

IL =, =, ord.- Of Hon Abner G Thomas a SurroEAfs
Of tho County New York notse Is hereby given 70 az
ne County Of York. deceased present the
h.Isfn Broadway Ths
~ Nv York on or before 18th day OF Jgns
patnd New York the 18th day Of December. l9o2
JOHN Z HEARTT Executor.
MARGARET JOSEPHINE RAMSAY. Exscatr1L
JAMES o. FARRELL Attorney Tor E1scutorA 80
BroadEAy NeE-York City
New-York tribune., 1903-03-28
nCHuLTREE. THOMAS P-IN PURSU-

- q Al order r p = Frank T. t.tkS=rat a sur
DF 4 I.rk. C"tIra hereby
p~->"r- ,ti> aSs1st fhorEas ? Cchlltrr-
~ S@S !sreaSs1.
san nj T1Hr-tf the
namely. J.
Z II Wise, y rrztS Borough o. SIa-hat-
tan y Y. hef7Ie the Isl day Of August
Darat New Y-rk y. ne 1872 day q January fsas-
VIRGINIA N NORRIS
Admin'strarrlx q Thomas ? o. hiit-ee. Deceased
T. * \. Wi~E- AttJrLrys cor AtGI1istratri1. ID
Fr,ra1 rect
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-29

he
the of the
CT IIealh which
Guanc and
OF Service
reports HIM d"y day the unfolding O.
lyhool
land in
literature Not
Work which
CT
*
th OF official
Of his Life
l2trouag 10000
marking the Wi chain OF light
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-29
Tho Demand For Cook Agents.

The demand for book agents is much
greater than the supply. This sounds
like q bad Joke, but It isn't. 1t is &
literal fact, as may easily be shown
You see, it Is not the book buyers who
primarily make the demand. There Is
as yet no cIamor for book agents OIL
the part OF the public. So far as fleet
Ing observation goes, none Of the office
buildings is hanging out the sign:
"Canvassers will please step this
way
And yet 1t amounts to pretty mucl
the same thing in tie end. because il
the public did not support the book
agent by buying his books the can
vasser's occupation would obviously be
gone.-Ncw York Mail all Express.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-29
Many Responsibilities Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury y
BY Frank a. VG1derIips

n SECRETARY Of thc Treasury viii discover that there ere al
many vessels which would fly his official flag shouit
board there ships salues &c
Secretary Of The Navy. lie has fleets engaged in light
house coastsurycE work while the revenNt-cuter service
W modern vessels police dat,
authority III all official Judgment
relating the shores
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-29

SCHOOL BOARD.
+. r. Cooke, President F. Franklin
Dr.. d. N. Fos. er. ...... Franklin
4. ~. TAIN, ............, 80. Ccteau
Lawrence Allemac. -. Centreville
Louis drevemberg. ....... Adeline
". Fl. Kramer. Patterson
Thos. Shannon. ........ Morgan City
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-29

search the secluded
limbs of the
wocccer nutthatc and the creepe
Of Industrious birds
boring which may be heard
continued by
aud whip
Chapman chase catching
which dayHynS brd
which
their fields
wide ard thorough How successful Is
quail found to contain 0 potato
O'Clock
alrs another hot at the same tme
The
Brewer million cteTpiars
mother
minutes
fed them1 and SPIDERS
he collected
Identifying the
which
fruit trees and to the farmers crops IN
general
Professor figures
diet
one bird in Texas where his in
would 00coo birds Texas
alone This require each raions 1t has
fill bush
bushels Of insects feed the hs In IeSa alone o
that
-Outin
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-29

Jno. B. Roberts, Superintendent and
Secretary, Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-29
When George Was Crowned.

At the coronation of King George !.
q change was made in the ceremony
attending the creation OF Knights Oh
TIE Bath. The cid custom OF washing
in the bath was abolished. and the
order reconstructed by tie limitations
Of its members to persons Of merit who
have earned tho distinction Of "the
Iost honorable In 1880 the order ua-
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-29
Greatest Sncep-Eaising Countries.

Australia and New Zealand have
ninety and onc-half million sheep,
which is just one and half times az
many as the whole Of the United
States possesses,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-29
Marriage Not 9 Failure.

Eans-"Look you. They get along
rs well as any married couple l know
Katrinka-"Ay, it is the truth. They
quarrel often enough, but they do
seem happy between Eegaps"-Ppcs, !.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-29

Meets the frst Tuesday Of overy
month.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-29


should treatet
hv Sucl
be he
lost all
il him. safeguard
drink
meerlous aceu >'
anthi Thesis @ delights Of home life
his soul aho
within adequate radical abstinence the principle
50 he
tune or sorrow depend under mental physical
the
He will
minded
sympathy with the ineate and operates
ca1rocno Of his cclyic
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-29

derWent 50 extensive al enlargement
that the banners of the knights could
20 longer be hung in the chapel.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-29
III IT. II
Hypnlotisna q Cure
o,. For lxAebriates
By j. D. Cuacka11DCs.

means Of the enlightened employment of the
slmnal principle which dictates what is rlSht ahc
nclnes @ood-ay brought into active control 1t happens
psychological that in state of sleep either haufi
or induced Intelligent physician through ordinary h!p
notes human being obnoxious to tho insinuaon OF pe
lief impulse thought which dominate the waxing fe
Periodic drink storms are usually by significant in
oicao7s well Known TO the family friends OF the victim
railv OF TEMPER unreasonable suspicious, sodescrbet
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-29
- - -
A Bird In the Bush
Worth Two iA the glar1o
By Caspar Whitney

HE value of the bird farmer is destroyer of the
insects which rayace his CROPS Experience suggested
ard experiment demonstrated that, in sections where bird
life decreases deprcacs crops Of fruit grain and gen
cral garden truck increase despite spraying and nnUmerabe
devices TO arrest the destroying insect
Now insects constitute practically the Whole
feed OF birds Swallows and sftS course the upper air.
fvcatchers lie in wait in foliage warbers eXpore the
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1903-08-29
DIR Ecr RY.

- n q ~ ~ ~
TuIED CONGRESSIONAL DIsTR1o1.
Member Of Congress. Robert 7.
Droussord.
ELEVENTH sENAroRIAn DrsrE1c1.
Etase Senator. 80. Lastie Broussard
TwEETY-THrRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Judge A. O. Allen
District Attorney. W. K. Wilson
PARISH OF ST. MARY.
Representatives J. Y. Sanders and
Henry jacobs.
Sheriff and Tax Collector, John B.
Sanders.
Clerk and Recorder Wilbur Kramer
Assessor. w. I. Jones
Coroner. 80. DR.. A. j. Smith
Treasurer rcr............. "A. Il. Stirling
FIRST WARD.
L. A. Mendoza, Emile Perret, Justi-
ces of the Peace.
SECOND WARD.
r. Hanf. Justice Of the Peace
THIRD WARD.
Iaaac Mayer, o. W. Brown. Justices
Of the Peace.
N.J. Wooster. Justice Of the Peace
FIFTH WARD.
Ion Rochel. !. /. !. Justice Of tho Peace
SIXTH WARD.
". Costello :. Justice Of the Peace
SEVENTH WARD.
A. e. Calm. >. Justice Of the Peace
EIGHTH WARD.
B. r. Haughton. Justice Of the Peace
FIRST WARD.
e. Perret. Jr., and Paul Mendoza,
Constables.
SECOND WARD.
T. r. Dumesnil. ;. ........ Constable
THIRD WARD.
All. Pecot and Ed. Martin, Constables
FOURTH WARD.
: A. B. Allen. n...............C Constable
FIFTH WARD.
Chris Peterson. ........ Constable
SIXTH WARD.
Ed Bourgeois. ............ Constable
~ SEVENTH WARD.
N. D. Legnon. ............ Constable
EIGHTH wAED.
L. A. Hughes. -. .... 49,. Constable
VI asQss pOAlC0 SUkY.
First Ward. Fl. Delhaye
Second Ward. -. 80. DR.. T. F. Frere
Third Ward 4. John NJ. Ibert, Pres't
Third Ward. ......... r. E. Milling
Third Ward. ..Alyre Robichaux
Fourth Ward. 80. Chas. Hensgrif
Fifth Ward. Henry Hausmann
Sixth Ward. .Brou O'Brien
Sixth Ward. 90. John r. Drackett
Eighth Ward. 80. Simon Leopold
+. Hanf 7. Secretary
Meets the Arst Tuesday Of overy
month.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-02
RETRACTION
F. Nj. Prettyman Retreats His
Statements in Regard to the
Washington League.

70 the Public: A short time
ago, in the Daily Pioneer, the
undersigned published certain
statements concerning the Wash
ington League of Knights and
Ladies, which we wish to retract.
The statement therein CON
tanned ff1g 1eagfae
claimed to have sixteen lodges
in thirty five states is untrue,
the facts being that the league is
organized todo businessi in thirty
four states and Canada and had
at that time sixteen lodges in
this state IN
Likewise we find the truth to
be that the Washington League
is not .sbuilt up on the ruins of
other fakes" but as far as we
know it is doing a straightfor-
ward and legitimate business
under the authority and license
Of the state, and | hereby wish to
retract my statement IN that re-
spect, as well as other statements
contained in said article which
reflectupon the financialss standing
and integrity of said league.
/ made such statements while
in anger, arising out Of some per-
sonal diff culties with an organizer
Of the league, and made the mis-
take Of holding the league ac-
countabl for my grievances
against others than the league.
/ trust the matter will now be
forgotten, as it should be.
Yours truly,
f. M. PRETTYMAN, M. d.