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Evening journal., 1905-06-28
THE WEATHER

The New York Herald predicts that
In the Middle states and New England
today clear. cool weather will prevail.
with light to fresh northwesterly and
northeasterly winds, shifting i'm this
section to northeasterly, followed by
slowly rising temperature. on Thurs
day fair and slightly warmer weather
will prevail, with light. variable winds.
followed by partial cloudiness in the
interior Of this section: and on Fri
day partly overcast. slightly warmer
weather. probably followed by local
rain in this section
Evening journal., 1905-06-28
THE LEVY COURT.

II HE action OF the Levy Court in
4 adhsrins 70 their resolution Of
last week is proper in every way.
They had decided to pny the clerk OF
the court according to what they con-
sidered to be the legal fee list In do
ing this they we're atting in accordance
with the decision Of the county comp
trolier. M
The clerk Of the peace, as clerk OF
the court, contends that he is entitled
to be paid according to a different zee
LIST and at the same rate that certain
Of his predecessors in ONCE were paid.
While this would give him many
thousands Of extra dollars during his
term. the question is one that should
be decided by the Superior Court and
not by the Levy Court
II il is the law. Mr.. QuigIey should
be paid just as the former Democratic
clerks have been paid. but il they were
wrongfuny paid we are sure he will
not for one moment seek TO draw such
fees from the county treasury. The
question is one entirely Of method cf
getting a decision.
The taxpayers would condemn the
Levy Court If they were TO pay the
amount claimed and then have to sue
TO get back that part which Ia in ques-
ticn.
II would be unhusinesslike 10 do it
ard We can bur feel that a rest can Ds
made or The question Of he correctness
q M Chambers decision without go
lns around hsbin Hoods bars - do 50.
Evening journal., 1905-06-28

Bears Too Numerous for Comfort" is
the report from West Virginia. Big
ones are attacking the sheep nocks
and the farmers are setting traps
for them All OF which is very in
terestins to the boys and girls OF
Wilmington. who just now are busy
studying the habits Of the great Rus
sian bear. which in few days viii
be released from his cage and take
up his abode in the stone bear pit
provided in our Brandywine Zoo
Evening journal., 1905-06-28
rrRN1CE

o,a..~ for The Evening Journal NAV ce
sent direct to the pnper OF - uie pes's.' ~.
news agent. In the city II AeiVo@ -, -
authorized agents. am all orders reoslveo
theYcrrom will be turned over 70 MN
II delivery is irregular, notils oerrlsI or
aaent: = irregularities continue. holis
The Kvcrne Journal
Psrscps leaving the city tempo 7aIl's
should have The Evening 5ourpat tor'
~ord.u 20 them and thus keep IN toucl
With local happenings. Send orderr diree'
10 trs otBce.
Evening journal., 1905-06-28
WAR TALK IN THE .
SWEDISH RIKSDAG
Norway's Action Brought
Out Addresses of a Fiery
.
Nature ~
CABINET SIV RELY CRITICISED

stockholm June 2S.-Both houses OF
the riksdas elected extraordinary com
mittees. 70 which were referred the
government bill looking to a settlement
with Norway. The senate committee
consists of nine ant-government and
three prO-government members. and
the house committee OF FIVE pro-govern-
ment and FIVE anti-government AMI
two independent members.
The debates on the remission Of the
bill brought out fiery speeches in which
the action of the Norwegian storthing
was condemned and the Swedish cabi-
net severely criticised The tenor Of
the speeches throughout the debate IN
both houses leaves the Impression that
the majority of the speakers we're Of
the opinion that peaceful solution Of
the difficulty was extremely improo.
able
Herr Hammarskjold said that the
action OF the Norwegian storthlnE was
revolutionary, but it had raised such
a storm Of Indignation in Sweden that
all parties had rallied 10 the support
OF King Oscar. assuring him that Swe-
den would remain faithful even though
Norway had proved false. Sweden, ne
said, had received a blow in the face
which had awakened the people from
their lethargy, and they demanded dit
ferent action from that taken by the
cabinet II was unworthy of Sweden to
commence negotiations with revolu-
tionists, and parliament and the cabi.
net should propose conditions which
Sweden would accept telling Norway
that as she had broken away from the
union, Sweden would be willing TO sep.
arate. but that Norway must agree o
Sweden's conditions. n Norway did not
accept then Sweden should enforce
her conditions by war. The speaker
said he preferred war to the sacrifice
of Sweden's honor, and II Sweden was
not prepared to enforce her conditions
then she deserved the contempt OF all
Europe. Sweden's conditions should be
moderate. but once they were offered
they must stand
Professor Saefve in the senate said
that the royal proposition was greatly
Disappointing, "On June 4" he said,
the Norwegian frontier ought to have
been blocsaded and the army and navy
mobilized, The riksdag should not ale
low little Norway to dictate. We desire
peace, but not at any price. The ns-
gotiations should be accompanied by
military preparations. thus showing
Norway and the world that Sweden
was in earnest"
Loud cheers greeted these remarks.
Evening journal., 1905-06-28
Fountain fsr Ecss Zn.

Ia . short time a fountain viii bs
placed IN the Free zeo section ~ The
North brandywine Park. similar 10 ghs
pns Rsw m operation ia Coil Snrins
Park ThI Water Departments yester-
day TUNED the water on In the pips
laid In the park and shortly il VIII
be possible 70 water The animals from
this main,
Evening journal., 1905-06-28
HAY GREATLY IMPROVED
Condition Of Secretary Of State Cor.
tinues Favorable.

Newbury, N. H.. June 2s.-rhe con
dition Of Secretary Of State John Hay
continued favorable after comfort
able night DIR. Fred L. Murphy. OF
Boston, returned and remained at the
secretary's home last night. The ply
sicians decline to discuss the case, but
DR.. Scudder said just before his de.
parture that the secretary had passed
a pleasant and comfortable day.
The cold, wet weather has proved q
slight drawback, but Notwithstanding
the dampness. Mr.. Hays condition has
improved noticeably since Sunday
night.
Mrs Hay felt greatly encourASed
and sent a telegram to Payne Whit.
ney, her son-in-law. advising him and
Mrs. Whitney TO sail for Europe as
they intended.
Evening journal., 1905-06-28
Mr.. richardson's Yacht Depart.
Special to The Evening journal.

Special 10 The Evening journal.
Dover, June 2S.-The fast auto yacht
Priscilla. owned by Harry A. Richard
son. left here today in charge of Cap
tain Guernsey, for the Thusand Is
lands. The craft will go by the in
land route. Mr.. Richardson accom-
panied by his wife and daughter will
leave for Frontenao by rail early next
week 10 spend the summer,
Evening journal., 1905-06-28
Won,t plaee son on rhrone Of Norwa,

Stockholm. June 2S-~King Oscar has
directed the court marshal TO issue tho
following statement regarding the
rumor that his majesty would be will
ing to place a prince Of the house Of
Bernadotte on the throne OF Norway.
The king does not approve the idea
and will not consent thereto. The only
condition under which his majesty
could reconsider this decision would be-
the unexpected expression OF the wish
Of the riksdag that a prince OF the
house Of Bernadotte should ascend tie
Norwegian throne"
Evening journal., 1905-06-28
Mad. Fast Trln.

Ia q bfg auto CAR ewnsd BY sigmunn
Morris. of the firm Of Latter ana
Morris, zeal esfafs brokers, a touring
party made tbs "trip from New York
o. Wilmington oR sunday East Ia hve
hoVrf and fifty minutes IN tbs party
oesidas Mr.. Morris we're Percy Darling
top fnq Col Grapsisy P, Pestlss,
Evening journal., 1905-06-28
A FOOD EXPERT

produced GRAPE-NUTS food to
supply the elements needed by
Brain and Nerve centres.
1t is ready cooked, deliciously
crisp, has fascinating flavor, and
the London Lancet" pronounces
it complete food" of the high
est nutritive value"
If Brain or Nerves arc broken
down, 10 days trial of
GRAPE-NuTS
will show you surprise in restory
ing the entire body to health and
strength.
There's a Reason
Evening journal., 1905-06-28

postsse free in .he United States cut
.,sa the limits ~ the city. subscription
ravsble IN advance ss follows hy 'Ae
reek &c. month. &c; year. $500.
In orderins change % address give oin
ss well as -ew. The Evening Journs. ~
Tor sale at all the News stands IN WI
mlnSteu and at Broad Street Station
Evening journal., 1905-06-28
neutrality-suspicious.

N7I7I y " 7 u T TTTIE17
Brief communications on ail subjects Of
interest. temperate IN their nature and
signed BY the writer (name not to be pub
nshsd unless desired are always welcome
Evening journal., 1905-06-28
LIlrrRrIsINa RArEe.

nIsPI .AYED:. 4 ceuts per lnen- his-
counts on continued advertising VIII oe
forwarded On application.
CLASSIFIED; Situations Wanted free
nos7dlns or Rooms 70 Rent. = cent
word.
Help wanted, y cent s word.
Real Estate Csold). Y e-rt word
Evening journal., 1905-06-28
esshaa,, e.ur,.

tx oAphans Court this nlssning
Asrryyc. Conrad was appointed guar
Idlsp of Miss Virginia Conrad Roberts
Evening journal., 1905-06-28
Che @peniils Junt1rat.
rusllsHEDt DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Al
FOURTH AND sHIPLEY STREETS
WILMINGTON DEL.
c1fpsrRIRERs

rn,er.. at the \ynmins ton Postcthce as
Second Class Matter,
Evening journal., 1905-06-28

WHY NOT START in the mail order
business? a successful' plan free
for the asking. Robert II. Cone Jr.,
1871 Main Street, st. Louis, Mo.
juno 2S-2I
Evening journal., 1905-06-28

t tssaittis book, Tns R0sd to ysEyis in sssh Pig
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-07-29
FLOATING EXPOSITION.

New York, July 26.-Plans have
been completed for an effort by an
exporting company of this city to
extend American commerce to
foreign countries. A foatin o
exposition will be equipped and
sent on tour Of the world. The
American Floating Exposition, I"
as it will be called, will start from
New York in January, 1906. 1t
will carry limited number of
samples of various merchandise of
American manufacture, the samples
to be displayed at each of the ports
where stops will be made. Space
will be allotted to exhibitors and
statesmen on the ship.
The trip will require fifteen
months and over 60, 900 miles will
be covered. It will include Europe,
Asia, Australia, South America
and the West Indies. The steamer
will carry surgeon and German,
French and Spanish Interpreters.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-07-29
RATES AUTHORIZED BY THE
STATE COMMISSION.

The following authorities for
rates have been issued by the Rail,
road Commission of louisiana:
Texas and Pacific Railway Com
experimentation ruling No. 121
ii, to apply between points within
the State of Louisiana; rate of So
on 5000 feet of lumber from Thib-
odeaux to Laurel Grove, expires
with shipment; rate of SO on two
cars of lumber from Whitecastle
to Cora, rate expires with ship
ment; 10 cents per 100 pounds on
sheet Iron and rails from New Or
leans to Plaquemine, rate expires
with shipment; various. rates on
hay from points on line to points
on line.
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas
Railroad and Steamship Company
Various rates on nutreline feed
and corn meal, mixed, from Crow
ley to points GA line in Louisiana
$40 per car, switching, from New
Orleans to naval station, Algiers !;
various rates on excelsior between
points on line in Louisiana; 10
cents per 100 pounds on second
hand machinery from Melodia
switch, Clothilda switch, expires
with shipment.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-07-29
PERSONALS.
Mr.. will Davis is seen on our stree

Mr.. Will Davis IL seen on our streets
again.
Mrs. r. Hanley. after q short stay
in Wa shington, La. returned home.
After a delightful visit at Cooper's
Wells, Miss. Mr.. aud Mrs. a. Lacour
returned this week to their home here.
Mrs. A. Grossman and children Of
New Orleans. sister Of Messrs. Jules
snd Leon Dreyfus. are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Cheeseman's mother.
Mr.. A. Daigre. the popular Main
street merchant. has gone to Hot
Springs. Ark. to spend mouth al
rest and recuperation.
Nj. Jas. ". Callahan. former
resident Of New Iberia. now . resident
Of Midland, La, gave his old friends
i pleasant visit this week.
Messra. Fernand and Walter Yea
sey have returned to their homes IN
this City from Latonis, KY, where
they have been making IN extended
visit.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-07-29
THE WOMAN.

She belonged to a society for the
prevention of cruelty to animals,
but she made the poor dressmaker
work day and night to get her ball
dress ready on time, and then for,
got to pay the dressmaker for weeks
and weeks.
She belonged to the society for
the amelioration of humankind,
but she was keen on hunting bar
gains that were made possible by the
toll and suffering of her sisters in
noisome sweat shops.
She reprimanded the small boy
that threw a stone at a cat, yet she
drove q team of horses with locked
tails.
She wrote a beautiful piece for
the local paper advocating the or
ganization of Audubon societies
among the boys and girls, then
donned hat containing three stuff
ed birds and gaily went to the ed
itor's sanctum to submitthe article.
She was chairman Of the commit
tee on social science. at the club,
and gave the servant girl a cheer
less garrett with broken and married
furniture.
She was prominent in her church
kensington and read a paper de-
ploring the fact that the poor do
not attend church more, and while
reading it she wore silks and satins
enough to defray the living ex-
penses of the average working
mans family for six months.
Something about the inconsistent
cy Of the men might be added to
this, but space is too limited to
make even a start on that subject.
The Comnsosser.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-07-29
Mr.. j. 2. Russell and family and

Mr.. j. p. Russell and family and
Mrs. George N. Fitzhugh, left on the
East bound train for st. Louis and
other points.
Mr.. A. B. Murray and family ar
rived in town Tuesday after a short
visit to the Springs at Lythia, Ga.
Mr.. Ferd King of the firm of Killing
Bros left last Thursday for the East
to make fall purchases for the grow
ing trade of this enterpri sing firm.
Mr.. j. W. Compton, who has been
absent in search of health at Cooper's
Wells, Miss, has returned much i'm
proved
Mrs. Capt j. T. White, daughter
Lizzie and neice, Fay Barney, left
on the East bound train Thursday
afternoon for St. Louis. thence to
Illinois.
Mr.. Henry Guidry has returned
from Galveston, where he has been
for some time. He will be employed
by Messrs. DeBlanc and Landry in
their new saloon to be opened shortly.
Mr. @. l.. Widney and family left
OH the noon train for Clinton. Okla.
homa, where he goes to take fine
position in business house. Mr..
Widney leaves q host of friends here.
who recognize his many good qualities
as a citizen, friend and especially AZ
a fraternity man. We wish him good
luck, but keep in mind the old adage
about the Teche water.
Defying all quarantine regulations
and officers and guards, a young lady
and gentleman came into the City this
week, the young lady will be guest
indefinitely Of Mrs. John Oolgin and
the young man will accept the hos
FATALITIES of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Du-
lany for long while. We trust they
will become active citizens and assist
the authorities in the future in main.
tanning strict quarantine regulations.
Tuesday night the hospitable home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Bagarry was
the scene of great festivity and good
fellowship The occasion was one
given to the young people of their &C.
quaintance of whom large number
went, filling the house. numerous
games and dancing we're INDUCED in
with splendid music by Mrs. Ribbeck
and Mr.. Mayfield and little Gladys
Bagary, the enjoyment was kept up|
till late hour where all dispersed
declaring they had never enjoyed .
more pleasant evening
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-07-29
DEATH OF GEORGE N. FlTZHU0H.

Last Sunday morning at 4 80 clock
the soul of our venerable citizen pass
cd to the great beyond. He was sur
rounded by his family and departed
amid the shadows Of the grand old
oaks and the doors OF the fragrant
Magnolias Of his elegant home, East
End For ninety-two years, Mr..
Fitzhugh enjoyed the beautiful things
Of this earth, most Of that time in
peace and plenty. with but = short
interval OF adversely. In all the cir
cumstances Of life to which he, by
q wise providence was called, he de-
ported himself man in the grandest
sense OF the word. Born In the State
that gained for herself the title Of
/. Mother Of Prosidents'' he imbibed
all those lofty ideals and that high
sense Of honor, which have ever char
acterized Virginia sons. When the
tocsin Of war sounded Mr.. Fitzhugh
true to his State, buckled on the
arlnor OF the soldier and followed the
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s nr, r,.shna,. "a 1919.
~ =. - ss' "a s..,..,,.. $3.50 - rcr
100 ' ..a,,..,-. -.a. .,s-.-.,.ss !. ..
.s.-.:. p-s,.h 49, ~. $3.50.
- a- go. go. ,nr-,,,- .hs.c. -
w.-,.s...a, 49, Il -. a.,
sa y. -. $500. aa.n.r.
49, $50 49,, !. ]. 49,. .s..- r,..w 800. 80 49,.
80, ,,,~ch..,r- ~. IA r.thol,c Col.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-07-29

The state entomologlst reports
that the crop pest commission, in
the matter Of the boil weevil, has
the situation we'll in hand; and
exc the appropriation we'll exhaust
ed. The weevil will probably
cause the people of Louisiana little
cause for alarm between now and
the next meeting of the Legislature.
L. G. American.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-07-29
LIKE FINDING MONEY.

To pay for n property with the
rent.--IBERIA BUILDING AssoCIA-
TION.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-07-29

Naturally being the home OF
Senator Burton, Kansas is a bit
soured on the United States senate.
The editor Of The Eldorado (Kan)
Republican refers to the grave and
reverend members Of the greatest
deliberative body on earth as
"whiskey drinking. poker playing
political old reprobates," "roped
and branded old barnacles, !" "bald-
headed, gravy.eyed old guzzlers,'
and that inanimste aggregation OF
bought-and- paid-for old dodgers
who blink their eyes in imbecile
stupidity" Oh, this is simply I'M
bearablel Let that impious Kansas
editor be summoned to appear at
the bar OF the senate.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-07-29

When q man and his wife start
to 20 anywhere, he tells her to get
ont his bsst suit, az the buttons on
his shirt, get his cuffs, his good
shoes, brush his hat, perfume his
handkerchief, tie his necktie, asks
II she Knows where his old coat is,
70 please get that letter from John,
and ! few other old jobs. Then
be puts on his hat and says, "Great
Scott, Amt You Ready Yeti'.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-07-29

A new railway track layer, with
q crew Of forty men, will lay two
miles Of track q day. The track
layer has a huge crane SO feet long,
which projects forward over the
road and hauls behind it train OF
sixteen fiat cars loaded with ties
aud rails. A continuous double
line OF cars moves constantly over
rollers and carries the ties with it.
Both rails and ties are seized at
the proper time by the machinery
and placed on the road in front OF
the train, where they shortly form
part Of the track over which it
passes. This device is said to be
the most expeditions as we'll as
economical track layer In the world.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-07-29
Ostermoor Mattresses SIS.

nJust as Good Gan imitation
500
A Globe Wernicke Book Cases
in Mahogany, md 10 Golden, An
tiqne, and Weathesed Oak loaded,
or plain glasses.
Refrigerators nearly sold out.
Hammocks same thing.
We sell the best step ladder on
earth a medium price one, and the
worst there is.
Three grades. Three prices.
Screen doors and window
screens.
r. S. MCMAHON.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-07-29

A petition is being circulated
here by Mrs A. F. Bonnette to be
presented to the School Board praying
for the separation of the sexes after
the Sixth Grade has been reached.
Dissatisfaction is expressed over the
fact that boys do not make the prog
ress they should after that grade is
reached that they need the firmer
hand of the male teacher. A number
are signing the petition.
Have your rubber buggy tires
put on at A. M. Bernard's Wagon
Works
What is known as the Saxon
case has occupied the time of the Dis
trict Court for some time was decided
Friday in favor of the mother to
whom was given the custody of her
children This has been cause cele-
bre and has attracted much attention
in our community Mr.. Willie Saxon
suing for his children, which was de-
cided against him.
A SURE CURE
for the rent habit. Have You
got it9 We can cure YOU
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
A most disgraceful affair occur
ed Inst Wednesday at the corner of
Centre and Dale streets in which the
two Elite Brothers engaged in n regu-
lar duel with reviewers doing no harm
to each other. One of the bullets
struck aud killed the horse ridden by
Alfred Both Alfred and st. Oyr
were brought before Judge Browns
City Court who remanded the case to
the District Court.
ron RENT Room Cottage in
good condition. Apply SOS +. Main st.
Now more than ever does the
rent problem vex the. householder.
There is no relief only by attending
the sale of money at the Iberia Build
ing & Loan Association, next We'd
nesday. When YOU can obtain money
to build a home and thus stop the
flow of rent receipts.
Have your buggy tires put on or
repaired at A. M. Demands Wagon
Works.
On Sunday afternoon last, the
]. u. G.. and b. Club was royalty en-
tertnined at the hospitable home of
Mrs. Marine. on julia street. The
young folks enjoyed themselves
thoroughly and all voted it one of the
best entertainments Of the season,
Abita Springs Water by the
bottle or at the Fountain. Lees
Drug Store.
The Civic League held q meet
ing at tile residence of Mrs. 9. @.
Weeks, East Main street. yesterday
and considered vital questions that
affect the welfare Of this community.
$1O,OOO.OO to loan on mortgage
security WEEKS Il WEEKS.
Examination for Teachers GER
tificates will be held ut the Central
High School, Oh Friday and Saturday
Of next week, commencing ut O'Clock
a. m
Heip TAINTED. "A good steady ex-
perlenced young man to sact as clerk IN
country store. Address, business, care
Enterprise Office.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1905-07-29

while trying to rescue them rs
well as other valuable property,
without any insurance to cover the
loss, will make the most careless
man a prey to remorse and regret.
Be on the safe side and insure III
time thereby save money aud
worry.
". G. WEEKS,
Fire Insurance Agent.