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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
A DECISION ON BASEBALL.

u yoang woman Dc New YORK waa
struck "a fhe II ~ BIZ L foal bali while
attending Il session III the national
game. She sued the owners a the
allIh I'm $500. fnatiee Mef4auehtin 1T
NaW York, ID trying tie case, render
'ad 1 decision unfaYaFable fa the youne
woman III acciles thar any ane wile
watches Il hall game docs so lit his 5nr
liir Own risk n thFy are injured thg
law gives tlem na Opportunity N. sps
For damages Ihay must stEe thaif.
chances
Of coarsel The finding III III accord
1tlee with fha true zpirit i'll THE nation.
MI game Porn oa tile c0rnar prairie,
.pr pn the town los. or tha school plav-
ground, baseball was never Il sport far
spectators ID loil hack iii easy SCAT
and watch under the protection pf thu
taw Baseball Is baseball. Tho mar
who attends game. ii hc ro In tho
proper spirit uf the true American
takes nearly All active Il part LII the
came As does player. The speeta
ar and his activities are u part IF TIA
game His gentle roofing. Bis mid
desire far tho blood III the nnfayorable
umpire are hand iii hand with the
ringing three-hase hit ana tho DARING
slide for the home plate. They att
have one aim u win for thu home
team.
Innovations and refining Influences
haye made the game more satlsfac.
tsry Better grounds ornate grand.
stands with wire screens and cam
Portable seats have helped ia make
we viewing d game moro p,easlir.
lble The refining Influences have
cached even 10 the men 0n the dia.
nond The umpire now politely W
moves bis cap when he announces the
batteries for the day; the players re-
Train from permitting their opinions
the umpire's dceigions ID reach tho
audience But this IN enough along
these lines. For the refined game NIL
II II now We are thankful HUT who
would have The game harbcred. ann
manlcnrea ana rendered innocuonq III
\ manner To fit 1t for the drawing
roam BY the stage? M. Justice Mo-
Langhlin finds wisely ana we'll The
baseball enthusiast must take care uf
himself while watching his favorite
game That he IL quite able to I'd this
Justice Mclaughlin "a probably well
aware. for his decision suggests The
possibility that the Justice IA himself
one " the rank and file Of the grand
army Of fans w. Chicago Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24

lion. And. IN fact a majority Of de
citizens Of the CRY seem opposed TO Il.
ss.n. it viii not hurt the properly own
ers or any citizens interested to call
upon The visitors today and go over
the matter with them.
The Bulletin viii nor undertake to
say what ought to be done. ID win say.
however that it does seem to be a
mighty good proposition for the RAN.
road company. II already owns al
most entirely one Of the city's prineip-.
al streets, and II lis proposition is &C.
copied it win own two. And wat ii
offers To do in return Is nothing more
than wha' ii should have done long
ago but mas not
It has occurred To a great many mar
he Railroad company doesn't offer 10 /
do enoaga for what ii might receive.
The sum total Of its offer. as the writ
er undersa nds ii. is TO grade It's
(Which tracks ease they are moved
10 a point where they can be crossed
ly teams. 90 tear away the old ware |
louse opposite the depot. and to repair
he latter So far as the old ware
louse is concerned, it should have
son2 lons ago. aud as % repairing
he depot II is impossible TO REPAIR it
Q point whore 1t viii nee. the de-
hands Of this c " There IS nos q
DOM in the building large enough for i
he purposes for which ii is used.
e .her Of the waiting fooms are half 1
irge enough; e.4e baggage room is ,
o. large enough The depot. instead (
Icing repaired" must be greatly
alarged, ana In fact an entirely newi
loaeIn aad ample depot Ought % be 81
aiit, fer Cairo S entitled 10 ii. As .
the grading of the switch tracks u
point where they would BE- even
'arso, Womb have % be done anyway. il
Guild have q BE none, anyway. Of
80 there seems r. be some just O. in
ihe criticism thai the railroad com
ny doesn't offer enough However, !,
~ Bulletin hopes some arrangement Al
2 rs made satisfactory 10 ali con "
sned aa result of icday'a consul
lions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24

AT BANQUET GIVEN BY PILGRIMS
SOCIETY OF LoNDoA--MAKEs
HIS BOW AS AMERICAN AM.
BASSADoR.

London June 23.-Whitelaw Reid.
the American ambassador, who has
been tfilcially received by King FL.
ward and members Of he cahlns. and
entertained socially by royalty ana
leaders Of English society, made his
first public appearance as amAass.l-
dor tonight al dinner eiroa III his
honor hy The Pilgrims society 81 Lon
lon the gathering included many III
England most famous men with Il
springiing az American residents Of
London, All Of whom gave the hearth
est welcome 70 the American repre-.
sentative, Field Marshal Lora ROB
orts presided and mad a brtaf speech
IN proposing q toast 10 King Edward
and President Roosevelt His refer
enee q President Roaseveit's effort
to end the war wa5 rec 5tycd with
cheers.
Speeches IN keeping with The ocea-
sion were made by Premier Balfour
and Ambassador Reid; Field Marshal
Sir George White, governor 1T Cihral.
tar, General Stewart Il, Woodford,
former American minister t0 snain;
air Henry Campbell Zimmerman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
THE RAILROAD MEMS VISIT.

4
Today prominent officials az the iii
inoia Central railroad viii Witt Cairo
for the purpose Of comforting with citi-
zens IN regard 70 tho proposition 10
remove the railroad swiIcA tracks
from Ohio streetato Railroad avenue
II is an important matter and con.
Germs All citizens ~ the city ANA all
who are directly interested, especially
The property owners whose interests
ARE more directly affected, should visit
EHIln officials ana obtain from them 1T
first hand JUST what Il proposed by the
railroad company and what Il proposes
NJ glve ~ return FOR the franchise N
seeks
The railroad officials will come to
meet the citizens ana property own
ers with II view to reaching an agree.
ment II possible whereby an adjustment
cf n long pending question can be set.
tled 81 \ manner satisfactory 10 ali.
s great majority of the property
owners along the avenue III question
A. opposed 70 the railroads. proposi
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
RinnLEb HUSBAND WITH SHOT.
Then She <cEt Ncinhhor3 at Bsv "a,
Hours wife ~ Suffered Fright
FIJI fsair.

Richmond, Ind lHno ID Aftcr af4
ing The comforts III he.a barrels oF 4
shotgun intn the aody 1T har husband
whp waa trying tn fiok down tnn doar
lead,ng to har bedfaam, Mra. g;s ras
keaver reloaded fa giiA sthod auaF4l
over the aoWse a1d fur fiFo hours re
fused ~ permit ieahof= or Il Dhg. W
.oian 20 enter anH gsYc rellaf KS thc
terribly woHn5ea nai
Thc Ke@Net iiTc III peaTvite. f4
mites west of Richmond, iii tho Ma.
tional read. He II 80 years of aes and
she n. They were married three
years ago. Inst night shortly before
~. o'clock Keever returned homo from
Cambridge City and, gong III his
Wifas room, on the second fioor Ia
found the door locked. FIe started III
Kick II IN. Mrs Keever jumped from
her bed. grabbed THE shotgun and fIrel
both barrels through the upper panel
of the door KeaYer fell to Inc floor,
mortally wounded. and dragged him.
self downstairs. where Tie iay anon Ia
floor. while hia wife dressed herself
ana then followed. CARRYING the shot
gan, which She had reloaded.
Neighbors heard the shooting. but
were afraid II enter the house.. Final
~ ~ 2 O'Clock this morning. Mrs
kesvef opened the front door ana
walled out into the yard, the shotgun
oYef her shoulder She calmly told
the excited ncighbors what she had
done. ana aid that before daylight she
would finish The JOB
Mrs keeyer expressed no regret al
what She had done, and told Shcrlff
smith that sshe had intended kilIing
her husband the first time she fred,
and expected 10 end the work she
started when daylight came. POM.
vile people have expected tragedy
IA the Keever home. Tor long time.
They say Mrs. keever has been men
tally unbalanced for years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
IN THE MORNING.

Reggalerly, every day.
When my poppa's gotten up.
| can SEQ him far away
Mixin sumpin' in cup:
can hear him slappy slap
With knife against trap.
lie is such funny sight
In Zig mirror On The shelf
With his chin all hlobby White.
Maxim faces al hinselfl
i3ut mustn't laugh. Or he
Comes and rRBs il ofr on met
foppa says when I'm erowed uD
Win some tf1ables an 4 wife.
can save mixeropp
AM SHINY. crooked knife;
suit no says / must begin
Getsin pficEers on my chin.
II ilnrs ss Johnson in Success Maya
zine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for one year ending De-
camber 81, 1901 1916
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for January. 1905. $3.50. 20f5
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for February. 1905 -. 2O34
Average daily and Sunday clrcu.
lation for March, 1905 2095
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for April, 1905. 2220
Average daily and Sunday clrcu-
lation for May. 1905. PIP
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
cHANCERY NOTICE.
STATE on ILLINOIS,, ]

Alexander County. ss.
~ the Alexander county circuit court Iulv
term. A, y 1905. In chnncery sitting.
WI IN chancery for partition assignment al
dover and other RELIEF. 'f''s"s "
Patrick n. -MeRaven, Nellie i ppncb ,na
,annlla Lnsnn, ccsnplainants; IA i acoff
MesBaYen. Irene Mitchell, Jane ssinsehnt,gh1
pplgrlm sMcFagen, Corwln McRavcu, Fla MI.
urus McRayen, Mary Nor, totncr a,,d tha
LIMOS Central Railroad company defendants
The above named defendants ara hprs nv mnti.
ned that paid compliments have this tny flied
y $40 court certain bill IN chanrcry for IA nj
luton. assignment NJ dover and othar rnliaf
aFainst them, and that summons has
issued thereon rfturnahle on the first ,is Of tbe
naAl Term OF fald court, 10 be holden al ihc
Of July next. 49, my
Cairo, Illinois, May o7tb. VI ~, ioos.
r,,, LEE u, DAVIS, Clerk.
DaN'a y. Lnhsucn, compliments soil, tor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE

David p. Henderson. former speak
ter Ct the house of representatives. has
decided - spend his remaining DAYS
i'm Dubuque. Iowa.
Prince Eitel, the kaiser second son
= said 70 be smitlsn with the charms
Eaf Princess Eva Of Battenberg. accord
ms e court gossips
Lieut. Thomas Casey callashen
Chief SCOUT Of the mikado's army n
Manehuria, IL Canadian lieutenant
VINO won his title il the Baer war.
J. ]. Du Silva Friere II Rio Janeiro.
who Is studying American railroads. u
now Investigating ome d the won.
.dafiul engineering accomplished ii
Colorado
Mrs John =. Henderson. wife If
former United stafes Senator fTander
son " Miss urb IN d vegetarian and
has written book styled The Aris-
f3araey of Health
fani Soehel, who owns greenhouses
at Wabash Ind, and Grand Rapids
Mich. was three years gardener NV
Emperor William Il P9tsdam and Eef
in
------s----
Niss III hi cH who win graanate
from me Waman's Medical college III
Philadelphia this year with hish NH
e1s IL said 70 be tho first Chinese
NTH III he given inc degree of MI. ID.
HI this country
4 Niil n Sam Parks the New York
iabor leader, who 1iad in prison more
man = year ago has beon found. FIis
m9ther7ihlaw becomes his heir. AZ he
leH everything % his wife who Il
neW dead
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
Nay, 1so5.

The above II correct statement Of
the circulation of The Cairo Bulletin.
daily ana Sunday, for the year 1901,
and for the iirst four months of the
year, 1905.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
business Manager.
Subscribed ami sworn to before me
this tIlirty:tirst day Of May. 1895.
Il. I. GILBERT. Notary Public
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
TOOK No DARE.
80 the Missouri Couple Were Married
" a Merry-Go-Round

VI Louis, Mo- June 3D. Nielsen
Saannon and Grace q. MuIlery became
M ehfhused with sport ON Il mcrFy-go
rotiha AZ me Dclmar Race Track To-
gay That when lAe owner suggested
'hey be mar ed on the whirlirg rum
maker ne was taken at his word.
never take q dare.1 exclaimed
the Girl
Nor III replied Shannon. Bring
On the preacher"
an hour later, surrounded BY spec.
AatoF' me minister jumped aboard tie
machine, and after the hand organ
ground on \ wedding march the cere-
mony was performed,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
MAY IMPLICIT PUNISHMENT


Springfield, Ill, Iuno 23r--Tho sill.
premc court tonight sustained the 20
sision that q court may. without trial
by Jury, nflct punishment for con.
tempt N civil proceedings. such al
violation Of iniunctinns III strike
cases.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
$1,000 REWARD

THE BULLETIN COMPANY
WILL PAY a REWARD OF
TEN DOLLARS FOR THE
ARREST AND CONVICTION
OF ANY SON F6R
STEALING THE BULLETIN
FROM The PREMISES OF
SUBSCRIBERS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24

Cassidy Some min din't know how
70 drink Nov, whin I've had enough
! stop.
Nasey--Ay coorse; whin we've had
what ye call enough yo're too hiIpless
to raise yer arm.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24

for some bargains woman once 10
And among the things which she DO
Was 4 thrce-leggcd chair.
Which made the poor hubby stare.
ana say n0ier things than he d.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24

Cairo 70 Vincennes and back next
sunday Vlneennes ys, Padueah. s1.o9
round "trip via Bis Four Route.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
A Fearful Test.

None doubts that his affection ia
a true, old-fashioncd name-
lie saw her in bathing suit,
And loves her Just The same.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
Something Was Wronn.

lmnecunious Friend to business
mani What! With a big business
i'ke you have you can lend me only
$sg am going y report this to Brad
streets
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24

Paducah vs, Vincennes ball game al
Vincennea Sunday. June 25th. Only
sl-00 round trip via big -Four Route.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24
FIauratlveIY sneakinn.

lgnatihs Ionnelly had discovered 4.
CIPHER u shakespeare'a plays,
sun. ne aaid, loftily that's moth
ing
subsequently he made the discovery
that NE public generally took the
same view of III
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24

on, 1Nveksi
X have q hriGht idcn! said she
said + That's true
You hare q briEht aye, dear BY Gee.
lesl You've got tw0l'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24

They met---two pairs o. lips--
Behind friendly door;
III unison They both exclaimed.
't,h. We have met befurc.'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24

The Bulletin n ON sale ut the fell
lowing places:
Colemafa's, 214 Eighth street.
Halliday House news stand.
Walker's, 10 Sixth ssreet.
Union News CO.. UnIon depot.
Blue Front Restaurant.
Wilhelm & Ferriman, Paducat,, Ky.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24

Read the Cairo Bulletin Tor news 81
tho surrounding country.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24

David 2. Henderson. former speak.
ST Ct the house Of representatives. has
aeelded q spend his remaining days
in Dubuque. Iowa.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-06-24

Lieut. Thomas Casey Gallagher.
cliiet scout Of The mikado's army In
Maneiiuria, - Canadian lieutenant
WHO wen his title ID the Baer war.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-25
Texas Quarantine.

The N. 0. States Of last Satur
day gives an account of row
started in Texas by the Beaumont
Enterprise charging that, "During
the past summer, while Texas was
maintaining a relentless qraran
tine against New Orleans, parts of
that State was full of yellow fever.
In one county alone there were
fifteen deaths from the bronze
scourge!
DIR. Tabor's friends say that the
Beaumonters are sore, because OF
the inconvenience to them caused
by the quarantine. The denial Of
request to permit an excursion
of Loulsianans to visit Beaumont
for Circus performance precepi
tated the row.
The Beaumont Journal declares
that all the Texas quarantine ha'
done has been to hamper com
merce and the mails while giving
no protection whatever to health
The American of that city
says:
"It matters little to Loulslan'
If DR.. Tabor continues his absurt
restrictions all winter or indefnit
". The Texas people are tn
ones who are bearing the expens
and losing trade by it. II tn
Texas quarantine had been con
Quoted with sufficient intelligenc
last summer, Texas cities Nigh
have materially helped their con
mercial dealings in the unlnfecte
portions of Louisiana, who's
people were angry at the way tn
husiness interests of New OrleaI
, exposed them to danger; but ID
Tabor has convinced the most
!, us tina. the quarantine he carrie
ON is a much greater evil than Il
L
Irisk of infection.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-25
Contract for Railroad Let.

Beaumont Enterprise: The Ken
nefick, Hammond & Quigley Con
struction company have signed
contracts for railway construction
with the Colorado Southern and
Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western
railway respectively. The con
tract signed with the former com
pany calls for the construction Of
railway line from DeQuincy'
La, to a point across the Missls
ippi and opposite Baton Rouge
The Beaumont, Sour Lake 4
Western contract is for building
new line of railway from Beaumont
to Sour Lake.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-25
The department of education

Inc department. u tuucdCloA
has compiled interesting statistics
regarding the public schools in
Louisiana for 1904, which show
that constant progress is being
made in educational matters. The
number of schools is 3, $40; mum
Der of teachers, ABA; total enroll
ment, 2lI, 400; average attendance,
1928. The average salary of
white teachers is about $40 and
of c0lOred teachers about $27
The average length Of the school
term: white, Z months; co|ored a
months. The amount spent upon
the pubic schools of the state
during the year is $1,757, 943 79.
The school houses built in 1904
numbered 125, costing $3.50, ,Ooo.-
Lake Charles American.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-25
City Health officer.

On last Monday the following
decision was handed down in the
State Supreme Court by Mr.. JUS
tice Nichols, bearing upon the
contention between DIR. j. w.
Sanders and DR.. w. j. Emmer,
both claiming to be the President
of the City Board of Health.
DR.. j. w. Sanders vs.. DR.. w. j.
Emmer.-1. The allegation Of
the petition upon which the Dis
trict Judge granted the injnnc-
ton which is complained of by
relator as having been granted
outside Of the Judges juristion,
brought the case within his juris
diction under the principles an
nounced in Gulllotte VS.. Pincy,
41st An, 333, and Wheeler vs.
FIRE Insurance Co., 10th An, 735,
The fact that relator had been
elected by city, council, instead
Of being appointed by the Cover
nor, had no significance in deter
mining that question.
The right to the injunction was
heard and decided on evidence
adduced and sustained. Nc
grounds were set up calling for 9
c .rtiOrarl, and that writ was moi
asked for. ReIator was not en-
titled to the writ of prohibition.
1t is hereby ordered that th'
order heretofore granted herein b'
set aside and that relatOr's appll
cation be dismissed with costs.
| In the above decision. If rightly II
lterpreted, there is no determination
OF the issues between the contestants
The case was carried to the Suprem
Court by Counsel for DR.. Emmef TO
the purpose of determining whetta
this District Court was vested Wit
authority to grant the restraining IN
junction, which issued some month
ago. Ithad. 1.-THE case is-prosecute
J further. the next step must be q tris
} Of the injunction on its merits.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-25
Boiler Explosion.

Jeanerette, La, Nov. 2O.-One
of the boilers on Hope Plantation,
belonging to the State, says a dis
patch to the Pic, exploded this
morning, wrecking the boiler shed
completely, but otherwise doing
no damage to the sugar house
proper. A negro water tender
one of the cOnvlcts, was seriously
injured. From the way the boil
ers are situated it is surprising
that the entire sugar house wa'
not demolished and more OF tn
employees injured.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-25
The Episcopal Council.

A legislative council of dele
gates from the several dioceses OF
tn /, south west of the Episcopal
Church was held this week al
Dallas, Tex, on the q. %, and
% Rev. G. C. Kramer, of this
city. left on last Monday fc'
Dallas. to be in attendance as ont
az the delegates from the Louisi
ana diocese. He expected to re
tnrn by the close Of this week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-25
= CANAL ACROSS LOUISIANA.
Interesting Project That Was
Abandoned Before the Civil
War.

Here is story of an enterprise
for the gulf coast that was sus.
pended by the Civil war, but is
nevertheless interesting. The
New York Sun says:
Fifty years or so ago considera-
tiOn was given to q scheme for
navigable waterway along the
gulf coast of Texas and across
southern Louisiana to the Missis
sippi river. In 1859 the state of
Texas appropriated 100000 for
the prosecution of the enterprise
The Civil war suspended the pro-
ceedings. In 1880 the United
States government instituted a
survey of the proposed route,
and it was estimated that an 8
foot canal utilizing the coast
lagOons as part of the system,
could De cut from the Mississippi
to the Rio Grande at a cost of
about $4,000, 900 The develop
ment of the rice, sugar and oil
industries in the region has
brought the scheme once more to
the front.
The argument for the construc-
tion of q canal along the Virginia
and Carolina coast involves the
point of safety for small craft by
opening an inland waterway past
Cape. Hatteras. The argument
for the Texas canal lies mainly in
the claim that it would open lew
areas not otherwise accessible for
productive cultivation. The as
sumption that such result would
follow seems entirely reasonable.
There are already harbors and
railroads. But the harbOrs are
few and far apart, and the rail
roads are too far from the produc
tive lagoon areas.
The idea has much to recon-
mend it, and there is every pro
liability that the work would be
warranted. In connection with it
there appears still larger idea.
Mexico will soon complete a cOstal
canal between TamplcO and
Tuxpan. This Is easily possible
of extension southwark to Nautla,
| in the state of Voracruz, and
north ward to the mouth of the
Rio Grande, where connection
c ,uld be made with the projected
Texas canal.
! The completion of scheme of
this kind would make possible
the running of light draft steam
lers, like those now in use on the
Ohio and the Mississippi, all the
way from Pittsburg to point
about a hundred miles north of
the city of Veracruz, Mexico. As
a scheme the project is interest
ing. The question IS, would 1t
pay?
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-25

Shreveport's City Hall and mar
ket. house, with several business
establishments, were destroyed by
fire. A cripple lost his life and
three firemen were injured.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-25

Last Sunday races at st. Maj.
tinsyille track attracted a large
number Of visitors from this place.
Mr. Alphe Fontelieu's horse was q
loser in this contest.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-25

Secretary Taft, speaking at
Kansas City, said thatDthe Phil
ippines must remain s0uIs" for at
least q gener alton.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-25

The Interchurch Conference
adopted an amendment that tx
clndes the Unitarians and Univer
eal;sts Catholics are not ex,
cluded.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-25

Franklin, La. has adopted an
ordinance, fixing the liquor license
at $500 per year.