New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-10-21
EVENTS FROM EVERYWHERE.

cry won the Vanderbilt cup on Mine
ola course
Secretary Root was officially not
fed of the signing of the peace treat
by the two emperors.
New Orleans reported nineteen neS
yellow fever cases Saturday, fiv
deaths and seven new foci.
Charles G. Dawes of Chicago is sal
to be the probable successor to Sec
rotary Shaw.
America proposes retaliation agans
Cuba if she enters into commercial
treaty with England
An earthquake shock was felt a
Santiago Cuba. Sunday. stronger thar
that of Friday or the shock of Satur
day.
The compositors of ST. Petersburg
decided to engage in a three days
strike in sympathy with the Moscow
strikers.
Ratifications of treaty of Ports
mouth have been officially exchanged
thus formally ending the war in the
Far East
Five steerage passengers swept
overheard the Campania last week by
a big wave. The Philadelphia, near
by, escaped the disaster.
An unwarranted run was made Sat
urday on the Germania Savings Bank
OF New Orleans. It's cash resources
were ample.
DR.. II. w. Furniss, negro of Indian
apolis, has been named as the success
or of w. F. Powell, resigned, as min
lister to Hayti
The Petit Corporal of Paris publish
es rumor that Prince Louis Napoleon
governor general of the Caucasus, has
been assassnated at Tiflis.
The approaching visit of William
Jennings Bryan to Japan is welcomed
by japanese at Toxic, who are con-
spic.ously recounting his career.
After vicissitudes of a few years,
Boer colonists of the state of Chihua-
hua, Mexico, are disbanding through
inability TO secure clear title to land.
Four negroes who had been drinking
heavily started across the Alabama
river in skiff. The skiff sank in
midstream and all were drowned.
The strike OF the electrical workers
In Berlin is ended, the companies
agreeing to 5 per cent increase in
wages. The result is victory for the
employers.
Indias refusal to deal in English
goods is considered to be a severe
blow to British prestige. Took lesson
from Chinese action against American
products.
The Anglo-Japanese treaty is regard
ed in Washington as menace to Chi
ma. Japan is determined to rule the |
Monaghan empire, in the opinion of |
diplomats.
A professor of Notre Dame Univer-
sity was indicted the other day charg-
ed with sending scurrilOus and defam-
atory matter through the United
States mails. He pleaded not guilty.
When the gates of the Lewis and
Clark Exosition closed at l o'clock
Sunday morning total attendance OF
5000 for the day had been registered
making the grand total for the entire
fair period 2,545,5O9.
A French warship is lowering al
most within striking distance of the
Venezuelan coast, and others are pre-
pared to start for the West Indies on
short notice. French patience is ex-
hausted.
Over thousand farm laborers made
desperate by the existing famine in
vaded the market place at Ecijan, 4S
miles from Seville. Spain, seized the
entire stock of food and money, de-
stroyed the market and threw the
town into panic.
The Observer of London says it un-
derstands that Great Britain has
agreed to maintain the treaty Of 1855
which guarantees the integrity of
Scandinavia so far as Norway is con-
cerned, on condition that a monarchy
be established.
A semi-official article appeared in
the North German Gazette of Berlin
fully generating the French govern
ment of any connection with the So
called revelation and accepts frankly
the British governments denial of an
offered alliance.
Gen. Peter A. s. McGlashan, CON-
handing the Georgia Division United
Confederate Veterans, was stricken
with paralysis Saturday at Savannah.
His entire left side is affected and it
Is feared that his illness will preclude
his participation in the reunion ex-
ercises at Macon Nov. and TO-
NJ. Bowler has sent instructions to
he consuls general in Londan, Wash.
ngton, The Hague and Berlin to point
,ut the danger to which fishing ves-
'els on the Newfoundland banks are
exposed by the passage of transat-
antic liners in these waters.
Albert A. Combs, a well known
Tonng man Of Montgomery, Ala, was
Eaylafd and murdered near Chehaw
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