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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-30

east except by cable by way of China
Government Without Head
The situation cannot we'll be exag-
gerated. With the present !ndecision
OF the emperor, the government has
neither a head nor q policy to meet the
crisis and things seem to be drifting
toward anarchy. The revolutionists
openly declare that the government
has ceased to exist and that nothing
remains to his majesty except to alb
dicate. With q firm hand at the helm
and rational policy, however, all
might quickly be changed. The strik-
ers apparently are without funds and
must soon be exhausted, as was made
evident by the action of the strike
committee here practically being forced
to hold up the city for food
Representatives of the Associated
Press drove through all sections of the
city today. Troops were everywhere
In evidence as if to overawe the people,
but although there were many rurnors
of bloody collisions, none of them could
be authenticated. There were great
crowds of workmen in the industrial
quarters but their behavior was or
derly. All military reserves are kept
closely in barracks under arms and at
the Horse Guard barracks back of
General Trepoff's chancellery the
horses are kept constantly saddled,
ready to emerge at a moments notice.
The Russian capital is like a city in
the possession of a foreign army. To-
night again the soldiers are bivouack-
ing in the darkened and otherwise de-
serted streets. The Nevsky prospect
alone is flooded by the glare of the
great searchlight erected on the splre
of the admiralty building. The curious
-, Il n q
and the sidewalks are thronged, while
the government clerks scurry along
the roadway threading their way
through the infantry and cavalry
patrols. Even in the Nevsky prospect
many windows of the shops are
boarded UP. Although electric lights
have been restored in some sections,
the streets are dark, forbfdding and
deserted by all save the patrols. Oc-
casional fires are kindled by janitors in
the middle of the streets which gleam
red and smoky in the deep October
darkness.
A train arrived tonight from Ger
many in charge of a railroad battalion,
having been four days covering the dis
tSnce from the frontier.
Many Meetings Held
Many meetings We're held tonight in
various quarters OF the Guy dI WHICH
the workmen, encouraged by the sue
cess of the movement, were in a jubt-
liant and confident spirit. The better
classes as a rule are keeping closely to
their houses.
The government and the liberals are
at loss to know whose is the contriv-
ing brain behind the great strike. The
directing hand is invisible, though its
workings are plainly evident. 1t Is
thought the strike may have been
directed from Switzerland or Germany
and executed here through the Social
Democratic organizations, in which
of the worlimen and
the students are equally active. The
organization is able to sway the great
student body through its student men,
bers and everywhere today the students
we're seen mingling with the worltmen
and taking an active part in their
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-30
Telegraph Again Open
BY Associated Press.

BY ASsoclateu Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 30, 1:40 n.
mat 1 o'clock this morning an addi-
tional detachment of military tele-
graphers took possession of the general
telegraph Office and service was parti-
ally resumed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-30
sebastopoI Police Wounded
By Associated Press

SEBASTOPOL. Oct 29.-During a
demonstration here today a lieutenant
and sergeant of police were wounded
by shots from the crowd. Many per-
sons were arrested, but were after
wards liberated.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-30
PROTECTION OF AMERICANS
Mr.. Eddy Cables to State Department
for instructions

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The condi-
tion of affairs in Russia formed the
basis of a dispatch received at the state
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-30
Father Gopon Leaves chrlstIanIa
By Associated Press.

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 29.-It is re-
ported that the Russian priest, Father
Gopon, who was active in the troubles
at st. Petersburg in January OF this
year, has left Christiania for the con-
tinent.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-30
Rosthof.on-Don turbulent
By Aesociated Press

ROSTHOF- -ON-DON, Russia, Oct. 20.
The strikers and reactionaries are
fighting here. Attempts to pillage the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-30

Everything you want you will find in
the classified page--a modern enoyelo-
pedia. One cent 2 word
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-30
Dragons and Mob Fight

several encounters today between the
dragons and the mobs. The dragons
were three times fired upon by the
crowds. The situation is growing
worse.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-30

Jewish synagogue and houses were
stopped by the police.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-30
Bomb Kills Two Policemen
BY Associated Press.

7
GOMEL, Russia, Oct. pa bomb
was thrown against the police today
and two policemen were killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-30

munication with the forces in the far
east except by cable by way Of China.
Government Without Head
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-10

Yesterday morning Mr.. G. q. Laugh.
lin received the documents from the
Secretary Of State, which bore the
Governors signature and which makes
him Mayor OF New Iberia for the next
four years.
Accompanying his own commission
were those for each Of the councilmen
elect.
On next Monday evening the nj "
council will hold their first meeting. or
ganize and formally receive into their
hands the reins of the city government.
The election was held on the 9Th OF
June. On the 9Th the returns we re
forwarded to Baton Rouge and must
have arrived there on the 7th. The
commissions must have been made
out and started on the return
trip the same day, arriving here on the
9Th This enables the new council to
carry out the requirements OF the
charter IF this city by organizing ION
the FIRST Monday after the election"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-10
Railroad Schedules.
Going East
Street Sprlnkllng.

IuiS SubJcCl IL 50 DIOdu anu Ill
tricate that We do not hope to ex
haust, nor cover it, in single ar
tlcle; but we hope to throw out a
few suggestions that may avail
in bringing about Il condition
which will be an improvement on
those now prevailing. We shall
attempt to be brief.
The ''dust devil" now is a Sc
riOus menahce to health, a great
personal discomfort and a des.
troyer Of thousands of dollars
worth Of valuable merchandise
annually for the tradesman. The
individual method of street
sprinkling now in vogue is very in.
effective, due to its beng a volun-
.tary service to ones self and the
public. Some few parties impose
upon themselves the burden OF
this expense, while many Others
will not contribute one cent The
consequences are that for every
one who sprlnkles the street there
are five or more who do not.
Among the results are frequent
mnd-holes and dust spots within
the limits of almost every block
10 be clearer On this point we
need only to call attention to two
blocks. The first is that section
of Main street between Frerch
and Jefferson streets. There are
II abutting properties, while only
6 of them pay for water for
sprinkling purposes. In the next
block above there are 1G abutting
properties, while only 2 of them
are paying for the sprinkling.
The injustice of this condition Is
patent on the mere statement of
the facts. These two blocks, we
dare say. are no exaggerated or
gIaring exceptions to the general
rule prevailing throughout the
town. From the 6 and 9 sprink.
lers above the waterwOrks plant
receives revenue of zoe a piece;
or, IS GO per month.
In the above instances is illus
trated the fact that the few are
paying for the many. On account
of the water not being generally
used the sprinklers are compelled
to violate the rules of the com.
mi>slOners of the waterwOrks by
throwing the water upon the
street beyond their respective ter.
ritOries. Either this; or, abandon
sprlnkling altogether.
The Waterworks has some 30
patrons who are paying for water
used for street sprinkling, giving
an approximate revenue for May.
1905, Of $3.50. Mr.. Dupuy, the
Superintendent, assures us that it
is his opinion that this branch of
the plant is operated at a positive
loss; that the $3.50 will not nav
for the fuel necessary to pump the
amount of water being used upon
the streets only.
Let us look at the sanitary
feature of existing conditions for
one moment. The animal excre
ment deposited upon the street
surface daily would amount to a
great and appalling heap if gath
cred; but it is not. Rather, it is
desiccated and waited by every
wind upon every roof, to be wash
cd into every cisterD, to cOntami
nate and nOllutn thu dr;oL;un ,vo
ter, engendering many forms of
intestinal diseases, dangerous and
distressing if not always fatal. Ill
we should suggest to you to put a
Of dry dust of the
street daily in your water cooler
The idea would be revOltiDg-if
you could see the buckets-full of |
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-10

comfort with the satisfaction Of
knowing that his ne,ghbor was bear
ing his part. aud that there were no
skipped places to till his sore.
home or cistern with disease bear
ing dus "n windy days.
The rate might b, uniform pc,
front foot for the fire distinct.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-10

Ii, s Sanders to August l.
Blanc y certain tract of land
measuring 53 arpents near Pa
toutville. Consideration *32ll.S0
J. G. Akers to Apolinaire
Schexnayder a certain lot of land
measuring 1876 xllO at Jeanerette,
Consideration $3.50
H. s. Sanders to Arthur RO
gers a certain tract Of land meas
uring 1913 arpents on Pat"utvil|t
Road. Consideration AG24l. 90
Alfred Dominiqnes to Mrs Al
fred Algre a certain lot Of land
measuring s. x $50 #. on Bayou
Teche near the town Of Jeantr
cite. Consideration 800.
Sully Rousonet to Prevail BONN
a certain tract of land measuring
80 arpents in Iberia Parish. Con
sideratiOn $4,000.
Julie JUDGE to Felix Levy a
certain lot of land measuring ~
100 in the town of Jeanelctte
Reconsideration xSO
August Leblanc to II. 8. San
ders a certain tract Of land meas
uring 3 jG 100 arpents near
Grand Marias. Consideration
1915 70.
Jean Courrege ct ais to- J. and
8. Rodrigues all their interest in a
certain tract of land measuring
20 arpents in Iberia Parish. Con
sideratiOn 5000
l. p. Serret to Jules Dreyfus Il
certain lot Of land measuring 35 X
200 in Block Bayou Bridge, Serret
alley and Bayou Teche in the
town of Iberia Consideration
1890.
p. y. Burke to A. u. TheriOt a
certain lot of land measuring 50 x
1877 on Washington st in the
town of New Iberia. COnsidera-
ton $500.
j. J. Braquet to Louis Leblanc
a certain lot Of land measuring
about two arpents in Fausse
Pointe. Consider alton $3.50.
Chris Kapp to w. Spencer a
certain tract of land measuring
one acre III the town of iberia
Parish. Consideration SS5.
Clara l.. Nauck wife OF J +.
Kramer to Frank Laughlin a
certain lot of land measuring 100
$50 on st. Peter street in the
town Of Iberia. Consideration
$1,000.
L o. Hacker to DR.. 1. +. Rand
one half interest in a certain lot of
land measuring GA 100 on
Charles street in the town Of
Iberia. Consideration 500,
A. A. Williams to Willie Bat
son q certain lot Of land in the
town of New Iberia. COnsidera.
ton $500
Miss Marie DumOuge to Riley
Robinson a certain lot of land
measuring 100 K 100 near Jeaner
cite. Consideration 800.
Blanche Levy wife of Leopold
Levy to Victor Erath certain lot
Of land and buildings leased for
5 years from Sept lat 1906, old
stand of Moss Hotel Go. IN the
town of Iberia. Consideration
1920 a month.
Victor Erath to August Della.
hOussaye a certain lot of land
and building old stand of Moss
Hotel 60. in the town of Iberia.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-10

this same filth at the bottom of
your clstern you would not relish
your next meal. Yet we are daily
using a decoction Of just such dis
agreeable things. This cistern
solution of disease is being rein
forced and strengthened by each
succeeding rains.
Is there a possible remedys
We would suggest that the
city be divided. INTO practicable
districts to be covered by water
wagons, to be drawn by horses.
That the experiment be first
made with the business section of
Main street.
That the expense of sprinkling
the street in this first district be
prorated against each and every
abutting property in proportion to
its frontage, on an annual basis,
payable in quarterly or monthly
installments.
That such ordinances as may be
necessary to carry out these ends be
adopted by either the city council,
or the board Of health, or by both.
That the water-wagon, horses,
harness, etc., SO employed shall lie
under municipal ownership and
control.
We will venture 10 progno.t,cate
some of the practical results of
such a system:
The dust evil will be under con.
troll anG reduced to minimum.
The waste Of water in this d,rec.
ton will cease. Every gallon Of
wasted water means a loss Of profit
10 the WaterWOfke.
|. Mud.holes and dust spots IN the
street will disappear. Under the
present system every depression IN
the surface becomes a d.hola.
Passing vehicles carry out of them
this mud. Thus they grow larger
daily, creating an extra expense up
on the street and bridge funds Of
the town Tor re6lI'ng. By the use
OF the street sprinkler the low
places would get no more water
than the high places.
The horses necessary for this
work during the day might he en-
ployed az auxiliary fire horse,
thereby reducing the"dead expense"
Of maintaining horse. Tor the fire
service alone.
The individual sprinkler under
the present system would b. largely
benefited by the proposed system
Aside from the expense already in.
CURED for The water connection, one
must Rave hose at an expense
ranging from 50 TO $5 per
year. Add TO this the water
cost of $e. ~ per year; the trouble
of caring for the apparatus; getting
the sprinkling done just when need
ed; repairs Of hose. valves, lost
keys, e:C.-all thu Sc make the
present &, stem undesirable and dis |
sgreeable. The other would be
do, e for YOU when needed without |
care or thought. aud at less expense.
The individual would bear bis
own burden OF expense. for this
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-10

U1f you got y complimentary
copy IT the lberiaa it ID tor your
inspection. We trust that 20
will lind it q s'News-Ietter" v0eoA
two ~ cents . weok. Sod ~
your subscription - only o. 60 for
aysar Of 81 copies.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-10

Look around and see If you don't
need some printed stationery. II 30.
the 1berian office is the place to re,
FIRST CLASS work.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-10
TELEPHONE GROWTH

The Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company has :ns
ment of it's business for the month of April, 1903 AMI "e w.
the number of subscribers is shown follows Il
Number of subscribers April LIST, 1905. Ia
added during the month ...................' o.a
discontinued during the month. .............' -
Net increase for the month. =
Total number of subscribers April 29tl 1905
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$40. .22 f NV, 7r, b
$3.50. 1904 9th NV. 5r,
$3.50. ISL + ne, 7r. b
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S32.50. .2224 Decatur, Or. b
S32. so. .2226 Decatur, Or, b
$32. 80. . 1914 kenesaw av,
Or, b
s32. so. 1876 Kenesaw av,
Or. b
$50. so. 1924 Decatur, Or. b
$50. so. .2226 Decatur. 5r, b
$50. :. .514 18th NV, Or, b
$50. .14S2 Chaplin NV. Orb
$50. 1852 Chaplin NV Or. b
$50. 1892 Willard, Or, b
$40. 1894 Willard, Or, b
S27 80. 1892 Willard, Orb
s27. so. 1764 willard, Or. b
S26. so. .2515 Central nv, Or
SIS. so. 80 quincy nw.6r. b
$3.50. :. Al Quincy, I'd Fl
S25. so. ..170S Pa av. Or. b
S25 so. .25O3- 2515 18th. Or
$25. so. ..126 10th Sc, 5r, b
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$25. 1926 r ne. LIST floor
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s22. so. .311 r NV. 5r, b
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2a2l 18TH ST. NV, 5 ROOMS AND TILE BATH
1st-foor fat splendid condition; ideal location:
convenient to two car lines; nicely papered
throughout: rent, sac. SO per month
j. HARRISON JOHNSON & SON,
5y4-6t 300 7th st. s.w. Phone Main 1885,
FOR RENT-IN THE FARRAGUT, 4-ROOM FUR
nished housekeeping apartment, No. 402: all
posures very desirable greatly reduced rates till
Oct. Apply at office. Price. $35. jy4-3t
FOR RENT-IN THE ALDEN, BABCOCK & CALL
vert apt. house, 18th st. near Yale. nice FIVE
room and bath apartments; just completed; with
all modern conveniences.
jy4-t.5 H. L. RUST. COS 14th st.
FOR RENT-THE BEST YET-NEAR INGLE-
side; 1874 to 164S kenesaw ave-; u So. from
Conn. ave- cars; LIST floor, 5r and bath. $50; I'd
floor, 7r: and bath, $32. so. Nice location. high
and healthy Just completed.
ty33t STONE & FAIRFAX S04 BOG -S0S r st.
LARGE GROOM FINE FLAT. $2S: REDUCTION
In summer; elevated IA minutes to treasury Ring
hell over post Office. The Berwick, i4th and
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