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New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
M'CREA TAKES STAND.
Continued from first page.

responded Mr. Glasgow. smiling. "of course I
meant Mr.. Atterbury."
REDUCED SUPPLY AS HE THOUGHT BEST
Mr.. GIBBS said that he exercised his preroga-
tive of reducing the supply of fuel coal fur
nished by particular operation If he thought
conditions warranted it. The records showed
that the supply furnished by the Lucesco COM
pany had been cut down 1000 tons In 1904.
Mr.. Gibbs was asked if he knew that w. A.
Patton assistant to President Cassatt was in
terested in that company. He had heard so. He
reduced the supply, however because the quail
ity OF the coal not good as that furnished
by other companies.
Mr.. McCrea, while on the stand, was asked
what he considered a fair method of car dis
tribution He replied:
First; rate your mine; second. keep an open
distribution of cars daily This book should be
open to the railroad and the shipper, but not to
the public In addition, each operator should be
required TO notify the railroad at the end of each
day the number OF cars received so that they
can he checked up This will show whether a
yardmaster or other employe has been tam
pered with. This system has been in effect since
1901 west of Pittsburg. The result is that each
operator sees what the other gets, and if one
operator thinks he has cause for complaint he
can make IL TO the proper official.
f. P Williams. purchasing agent for the Bald
that he had been instructed by John H Con-
verse. president and one of the senior members
OF the firm, to make contract for coal with the
Keystone Coal and Coke Company. The witness
said he inferred that the order given be
cause the Pennsylvania Railroad made large
contracts for engines with the Baldwin Locomo-
tive Works.
George D. Dixon. freight traffic manager of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, said he knew of no
orders to settle claims of the Berwnd- White
company and the keystone Coal and Coke Com
pany.
The last witness of the day w w. Pat
terson, a hard coal operator. who charged that
he was driven out of the soft coal business in
Mer1den, w Va, because of discrimination on
the part of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad in
the distribution of cars. He asserted that the
operations of the Philippe Coal Company. of
which he was president. had a capacity equal
10 that Of the Southern Coal and Transportation
Company and the Century Company combined.
but that, while both of these companies were
plentifully supplied with cars. his company had
never been able TO fill any one contract. The
plant was worth more than S1.OO0O0O he said.
but was sold for S45000O
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
rBr Telegraph to The Tribuns. ]

Montreal. Quebec, June david Hobbs.
known as David Mustard Hobbs in Scotland.
who was so mysteriously arrested in New York.
has wonderful record.
He came here from Dundee. Scotland. where
he served sentence Of seven years for scuttling
ships and forgery He was once in business for
himself as a ship chandler In Dundee. He was
born near Montrose Abbey.
Immediately upon his arrival here he obtained
a place as customs clerk OF the Canadian Pa
cific Railroad In two years he is alleged to have
beaten the company and the government out Of
over 100000
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
MYSTERY IN ARREST.
DaUid Hobbs, of Montreal, Thought
To Be Old Criminal.
Warren a.

David Hobbs. forty-five years old. a clerk. OF
Montreal. was brought TO the Detective Bureau
at Police Headquarters last night by Rupert G.
Chamberlain. United States Secret Service de-
tective, who requested that Hobbs be locked up
until this morning. when he intended TO arraign
the prisoner before United States Commissioner
Shields on a charge OF forgery. Hobbs was ac-
cordingIy locked up. and the Secret Service de-
tective vanished without explaining how Hobbs
came to be charged with forgery
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
ACQUITTED OF ABDUCTION CHARGE

Christopher ]. Burns. who was arrested q, ,ho
charge of abduction the Saturday bafora ta.
because he had advertised for girl of fifteen with
a good figure 10 act as his secretary and rna4Inaa
companion, was discharged by Magistrate Tiehe IN.
the Adams street police court. Brooklyn. yesterday
The magistrate decided that since the Assis,a. .
District Attorney and President Preston a., ,h
Society for Prevention OF Cruelty to Children v,er
basing their case against the on a hrtttto,,,
girl-Genevieve Hayden-they had no evdencs
OF abduction. In closing the case Maetstrat =
Iighe exclaimed:
Il believe these proceedings are the most far
fetched ever heard Of
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
COAL FIGHT ARRIVES.
Negotiations Fail and Operators
Prepare for Var.
rRv Telegraph to The Tribunal ]


CIavelard Tune Representatives OF forty hrtSs
burg vein coal mines IN Ohio decided to-day 70 "
sumo work as soon the COMMITTEES OF four'em
could work out the details. The report from %
unlbus that all negotiations for ending the preens
strike had failed led them 20 take TINS aotoa.
Patrick McBryde. secretary or the Fitsours 'sn
Coal Operators Association said tonight tnas tns
r,ar,bars of his organization would have 20 bear
the brunt OF the fight fronl now on. ana Snss - -
soon their mines were IN operation o'no'' -
Ohio would resume
Columbus Ohio. June THE joint scale COM
mittee OF the miners and operators adjoufnoo ~
day, after two hours session IN VAN SI@'
TO reach an agreement
The miners would not yield the 1903 scals %
wages. and the operators refused any scale a'sn~
than that OF 1906 ...,,.y
The miners say they were bound oy the nauos.s -.
convention 20 get the 1903 scale, and VIII a. ~.
ditOns afterward- The operators contend l.as ,sss
market does not justify any scale higher thaa -
of last year.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
REBATE CASE HELD OVER.
Continued to Await Issue of Similar Trial in
Chicago

Kansas City. Mo. June I'm the United States
District Court here this afternoon by agreement OF
counsel. the case against the Chicago & Alton
Railway Company and ]. n. FaithOrn. its former
vice-pTesdent, and F. A Wann. its former assist
ant traffic manager. charged with paying rebates
packing house products. continued over this
term Of court. This case cannot up be-
fore November next. The continuance agreed
TO because case with similar issues is To be
tried In Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
PLATT PRAISES MR.. BARNES.
Good Man for State Chairman, Says the
Senator.

Senator Platt. VINO has moved from the Hotel
Gotham TO his summer home at Highland Falls.
at his office for a short time yesterday. He
said that he feeling well. but intmated that
he would not be in Washington again this summer.
When asked about the state situation. he said:
II think that Mr.. OdeI will continue as state
chairman until the meeting OF the state committee
in September
The Senator said he had particular choice for
state chairman. but thought that William Barnes.
jr.. of Albany. would do we'll in the position. II
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
THOMAS OCONoR JONES BURIED.
Rumor That He Left Fortune to Cousin for
Whom He Died.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Pittsburg June THE funeral of Thomas OConor
Jones. who killed himself last Tuesday. was held
to-day. The vast plants OF the Jones g. L4aughlin
Steel Company closed at O'Clock this afternoon
The I5oe employees wanted to march 10 the funeral
In body, but the family did wish H.
The service was held at the Hotel SchenIey OnIy
members OF the FAMILY being present. IL was brief
and simple Rumors concerning the will or tba
dead man are persistent that he left his vast fort
for whom is said 10 have driven him TO suicide
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
MRS. HEYWORTH ASKS DIVORCE.
Relations of Father and Husband Will Not
Be Disturbed by Suit.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

Chicago. June Mrs Cecilie Young Heyworth
wife Of Lawrence Heyworth. president of the
Mutual Bank. and daughter of Otto Young a
wealthy Chicago man. to-day filed bill for divorce
on statutory grounds. The suit has caused a sensa
tion in society.
Mr.. Heyworth and Mr.. Young are associated f.,
banking and other business. and these relations
will not be disturbed by divorce suit Mrs H.
worth asks for the custody or her two young chil
dTen The gift OF the big Heyworth Building 10 tba
Heyworth boy by his grandfather. Mr.. Young. viii
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08

FAIR AND WARMER may be the weather
report to-day but winter. with
all its expenses will be around
again. In the meantime, you can
open an interest-bearing account
with us, subject to check. In
quire.
Ghr Crust 0unpsua If AmRrifs
I35 BROADWAY, New YORK.
era,cbes s SO Wall Street. New York
ofaie' I 93 Gresham ST. London f. c.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
TO FLY FROM sINeHAmToN.
[By Telegraph 10 The Trihun. =,

t1'5 I"IVbIaI'H Tribune
Binshamtoh n y. June Homer w Hedge
president Of the New York Aero Club has irf,r,s.,
the Broome County centennial committee tbr,,,o-
captain George CochTane that he will come Wiz
party 70 thls city during the centennial Septsnn
pgr p, ~: ~ ana Il and make balloon flight from
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
PACKERS MUST ExPEND stooo,oOc.

Chicago, June THE improvements at t'
Union Stock Yards to be ordered by the city AZ
thorities the result OF the examination :.
the buildings. will cost the packers nearly AAwiis4
2eeotdins 20 estimates mada by Building Seas~
sioner Bartzen.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
Ab0!;NlMayls 2. Z !; n, al:
A THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATPpS-

f'n" CONSTANTLY and STEADILY 1NcRFAsEn
" popularity and Esteem, and is now ACcEprpn
ihRoo1HoUr the ENTIRE CIVILIZED wop,
as possessing all the properties of an IDEAr
PERFECT TABLE WATER. anu
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08

At work.
Office coats of thinnest fabrics
many of them with vests to match.
Black alpaca; linen crash; black
and grey mohair; pongee silk; black
and gray nuns cloth.
In the nuns cloth especially, ample
provision for the big men whom heat
hits hardest.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
25s s42 1850
Warrsnsc 18th a. Sand ST
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Meue Mnietaen.

DAntiaSuNe, 2InIdbIid bes Sooies un.
lerer 9eliebsen Satin, SHUTTER unb 6rok.
muiter, frau Vlarsareiba Glneihueldle am
~. D. ". 0aS 3eiiife legnete, itaten mir
p'errntt Mller fir be benieIene Spmpothie
uilc ~Sbeilnabme am 9eardbniB unIeren h,
ni9lteH oanf ab. GbensialIS unIern btr,-
iidliteh Dant 6errn paItpr euebmeuer fir
be EroEhrofie am 9ra6e.
Der trouernbe 0atte,
6briHSIneiih
nebft Rinber u, GnFeE.
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9as. erobeben ipeldss iDfH' emit
isslide gerbseruuaen In San 5ran.
cisco UerurIahie, erftredte iih. nad
Beridten BON UeriHisOensn wiIfen.
ihnftlidjen Nnholten in onen Gbeilen
Oes annbeF. i'm Observation-Disclosures
Sinne iitsr bic aauSeu Bsrsinisteu
stnnteu. Die pnbreaO Der lebieu
DsiaOe in idmmtli@sn llniUerTtdten
uuD beruurraseuben observation-disclosures
annalten errihteteu SeismUprnpben.
islbft isne an Der atlantii@tn Rhfs.
sststen am belaeten Gage bic beftie.
fen St6ruueen ieit Der Rataitrupbe
Dom sabre 1886 IT, GbarlestOpH,
g. 9,
Die Gpparate In @aibinsfOn &c.
Uduuen bic bsftiSffen stOruuoen turS
nn& 8 llbr D1Orsens ~ Seiesn; bic
stOrunOsn Der SuhrHmcnte b~ausrtsn
cine pOus stumble unb rparen tpdb-
rsuO Der GrOfObe 10 spsrii4. bas Der
3ei&tufift, tuel4er bic Stdrfe bee
BbinOmens nuseiste, aus ieiner Gage
Iaetrie6en tuurbe.
Die OrO6en Storurssr tdnps Der
pntifidsn RhIis, bic 70 unr1ittslbnr
nod ben beltipsn GruptiOusn Des
Bsfuu unb nnDsren. serineeren Grup.
tiOnen in anberer Shsilsn Der BELT
fOisten, beaten tlnr nuF unterirbii&e
SsSisbuuoen stuiidben isnen eduber.
ari&eu an, rUeI&e uuitunifGe Zen,
Osnaen nufsewiefen baden.
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rssaisssitsu aus ,l1taouri.

Tim fsinem lnnsen eeiben Elm
GnOe 81 MAIDEN. eri&OB fi6 In ct.
Souls Der Conf .ruen.5abritnnt 5reb.
SGasfsr.
SeIl i'm feline 5rnu nod eInem
uOrauspeaanesnen Gtrsit uerbaften
lafen woIIte. erid,Os ii& in Ct. eOuis
gbmarb HlOmbere.
9as 10. idbrli@s .RuFiFehA
In RCberlp fubet In bieiem Sabre
am so. Gpril uno l.. glai inter Gel.
tuns bes 6errn Jubaunes Gbse itntt.
- &eil er ietn Grocery @ei&dft
peeen i&tehteu @ei&dftssanes auf.
seben mubte. beaine ia ct. aonis
Der 36 Sabre ntts 5rsb. Rabninp
selbfmUrO burH 8eraiften nit Gar.
%bplidure.
= SIN iiOlifen ct. aOuis bsaine
bic 81 Sabre nlte 5rou gbrifins
Gids sslbRmOrb Ourd gereiften nit
su'O%H y" oO's' lta
eeifteseeiHmdHt.
"A'aO .aus' oulsuualp'sl.'
m sO"saa :" .'siU u'uO''U wv lnO'
D.H.' WAsus " DOlse g.
ass S"sn's OeI S'aO.'"'a'iWau
S"".ss ~.-,.- ss.. 81. 600.
-. Ss..,ss .sS.s
o.. ~'as.s. sIE m..-.
-. o. $500 a." sas.-sm...
".-..-a. n,.S 80. ss.H-"
ssSS.." s..ssxs ~
~" 49,. esSr. 800 s.'aasS.....
s....ssns..- $3.50
CO. 80. - s.%s ~. S.. =.
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GrSbtben in rep 1lIericO.

Grinibab b. 9 OF o.. 20. spril.
Elmer IOebeu eiuseeanpenen Sepei&e
jui0lgs ruurben heute geOrsen 8 llhr
Ia GOfOm. q. DR.. Swet beutliGe
Grbhbbe iunhreenOmmsu. Ger Berg
gnpultn. elh erlof&enen gultan,
ssiet geunlttae ytife, beuen Rau&
unb Siss en.iteieen. Die Weu6liers
Jung Der Ilmaeeenb fhi4tet nod alIen
Simmelsesaenoen. Der Hau& tunr'
be turs mad 8 nbr entbedt. ais bic
Grbe 80 ersitteru beponu, uub swei
md&tiee GrOf06e anter bumpfem
bonnerdbnliGem unterirbiiHem @rol'
fen bic Stnbt eriHftterten. % ne
fen gilD:r pom ben @dnoen unb
5enfteriHeibeu 5erbrnd.en.
IN mnnden Stelen iinb bic Rife
Bic fIuf 5us brett. unO bic oibe 70
intsnfu. OnB Der msbrere 6ub bobe
S&uss rueI&er bic aaubi&nft bebed'
te. bersits sdHslt6 seihmOlsen II.
Der gnpulin. 10 10000 JuB bod.
@dbrEnb eiper DOE etrun so Snbreu
sriolstsn plbsli&en Gbatisteit uar.
ben spei Drtl&nften seritort nnb Die.
le RsnI@eu uerlOreu ibr eeben.
Der gultnu 1T iest Don mebrereu
aufblabenbsn Stdbten u~meeben. bon
wel&en GoiIOm bic bsbeutenite 1T.
sic sdblt $500 wipmObner. lieat As
Reiten ifb6hli@ uOn EriuibaO. Colo
an bee 0euusr & RiO @rnnbe q. R
unb III ber 1aittelpuntt Der 66rber.
uns uUn Cobb, Silbsr' unb Rupfer'
ers. Aubere DrtiGOfteu wte ErOp
burg, Gmerp Sap. aiOrud u. {. 10.
nit 1875 Bis 200 GinwObneru, lieser
in Der Rdbe.
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pas sr0ets perbrsd,sn.

..F.f|
ben idiimmitsn 93sttUs on Der Renlms
belt bssfhsn iene ~ssplHuloien Quad.
inlber. utlas aus Der anaft Don BEN
Diem bes EObes berhhrtsr QraBier
Ropitcl ihlOaenj Dsl@s fi@ on Diefer
iOmmeruSIlen ROib bereitctn, inoem
re unter sIsisHsriihsu 8erpreGuuaeu
elmer unm6pliGsR Seillraft Nirtnten
usrtOuI'n, be beien Sale ni9l bslien
l6ansf, Hhtlbsns abtr ben 10 i&On ge,
II&wd6trn R6rper nod nlehr rmniren.
@ean Gn& Ropfi9msrjeu. Rniteteii,
GtbsmnpIh, 6erIiIppisH Hup 8eVRopI.
ing htta dabsrtH gs.baHunashbraaesu
bdFai sshidben, oab IN Gnrem Dredn.
ismns clue StSruna s%ingefreisn ia,
wel6e bsi getaa&fiIHgHns 80 Dem
Sdlimmfen fibreH mnA, 10 Ithiei Ienem
ba5ia9tipsn Erup nI@t DO minbtfs
Geb5r. S5enit Hnr BEN ebrliheF 1erls
BeriraHsn, bsfIsH B0hrhert SIR ieDAkii
on fem iSOhsH 9ensudIs BON TdnlmDm
erprobeH lbnBt. bic lire eeiunohnf
uieDer srbielitn Dnr@ bic anuenbhuo
Oer bsribmtsn o.. Wernarb arauler.
pillm. Dieii ipirfIi4e ar,enei enihdlt
HHr RENE. heiItrdfti9e 9fianMnldFie nab
bron6i bestalt ieint 8adrrtRIIe, inter
ipeiteE no iGdoIihs Wiite UerteEaen.
pie aur cine UorHberesHsnDe q,rbernna.
uiemals abeE cine oeilune t~rrbeisnia6.
IfeH DermbesH, ME bos be aiibeBdhtsn
q. HetnnTb 2r~dnierDiAsH stnn.
Nfs apeibslsH 2s grnls
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Aus Ssrn County.

plHOs JuHas Sua'.
snIslO s.s S .. n e.s,.a 9UnA' gs
y ~ s'.ns.a PS as' %., =
" ~, m.Vs..s Auss 9''' ~ Os'u0
Os' 0. asD
s.s vsO.IOs. S.usSSs paOsn y
O.slst aauOa.lunH Ols saeeh oOn
~ 0s.aOss ~ wv aassH's'a q
i.,sO'sl. ~ nnO Wa"Ss' AuDeI'
'an'as lnASs ysa.ns.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-04-27

Berger. Sran gbrihinna,
glara0rst RnsiuIs fnrb poreeheru
mOrGeH i'm qllter pOH So Sabrsn, !
EsOndt HHb IS 1astn. 2al Bssrsb.
nis iiuDst teute, Breiias gurmIttao
nm 10 llhr bon Der ebdnst. ct.
SObanHes . Rir&s aus, onf 3intI
|grIebbUFe Rntt. 0rei 95&ter, swsI
SGwehern nnb Elm grnDer betroueru
ben peimsnns Der gerhurbenen.
stnsb, mad innpen aeIben an
~. Nprii 10 Ibrem oelm j @sile
Dsnil4 Don Berger. Brl. eIssie Sel.
menbu4, I'm Utter bon 81 Snbren.
7 WOnnten nnb 8 9oaen. Die Be.
eEbisuns funb erRern, xOnnsraaa
ben 20. aprit aus ben euduaf. 81.
SOHauHss eoiteSeSsr phli. eis
biHtsrlift zBfHbr1 unb s @6weasru
pelasH ibrsH zoe tspsinsn.
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KdHsnbeftdnO Der OsntI den Sauls
am 5. 1pril, 1905.

am 5. oIpril, 1906.
Rapita1 3 o NIB:
aIuseeIiehene RapiidIien - $4,000 90
Der. ct. BON Ulrrico HonbS. 1876 90.
Seif DepoHirt in Der 6srm. Cap
Bent 5u3 pro Sent ....... 321O 90
4aar a paHo ..... ........... 816 90
$4,000 90
5HtsreHen soub:
9aar an 6anb BEL lebierabredInung S244 u
Ginassunsen an 8inien i'm Inuie
bes Jdbres. --.--.-"...,...... $40 %
57S417
auSSabeE
sInipeiimseu 81 1 bic 40 iHttuiiU $4,000
eIsibi gaar i'm Jntersieuionb t261.4 ~
Dtrm5seHsbefaRo:
AnsseIiebene aapiialen. ....... S45Oo.Oo
SET -eepOririss Sch bonn aapiiai
1onb ........ .......... $4,000
eaat an Hanb im RapitaI 5Onb 1880
5ntereHeH 281.42
Sffi5f72
Jm euftrdss oes Dorisanbes.
1p, eal3maTh Get.
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Riusr FnO aui Der Rranisnliiie.
Charles Geul nrbeitet CUR 8ei

4NNA ~
auf Der garm BON Nuoufi aoeninp.
@brih Stephan wiro bieie
@O@e nod ber Strf Gree! umsisben.
Dir uerlieren i'm unpsrns Oa &c etn'
er bee dltehen NnFebler Dieier RAD
6arIGaft 1T.
6etbmsFer Danuier ptrrthtete
leste @oAs Grbsit fur penrp SHnei'
Der, penrb Bisrtuirtb. @m. @itte
nnb Srib gBiite.
Der iunpe 5. 9. Earring u
mad, Seoalin peaaneeu Nm oa In Der
SauOslsiaule fH far ben aauf'
mnnnsfanO ausSubilben.
gomoub GOq 1T sum aebrer
bsr e4u:e I'M eOft piq Ditritt &C.
nonnt su0rben.
- Die 9ireftoren Der Ban SGnle
bielten iansfi Bic um Eitiernn&t
Gibuns nm eineu eebrsr 81 ernen'
men. Die gsnbl fitt iGIisbItG ani
BERN aouis Strunt.
psnrp @nlOeder Suu.. uno
Dug. @altsr ruetft einsebdhfen
Taerettis ssnOHsn ertrantten Sernrt
sas man far ibr 2sben far&tete. bod
bnben bietslbeu ii6 iutsOer erbOlt.
Ssrr s, 8. Repsr, cine i'm
annsen COUNTY 6sinnute nnb beliebte
Seribbnlidteit feierts am ieeteu
SOnntae I'M srOBen Tsrwanoten' unh
Jreuuoeslreiie ieinen 81. Seburts-
taa. Eie Yap Brass Hnub Ueri&b'
perte ben Gag burd ibre NuweieH'
belt urb %amairten fih NGe bic BE-
waseu auF's Belle. HeiuGer qua
Der Serne tpnren SSnr. uno 6raI
EOebtmann uub 9uao DUhl nsbf
5rau pom golsonm. 6enrp S&ueibel
unb Grau, sbenfalIs bic ebepnarl
Charles G&nsiber u. @H. Gihlaepp
Ter uOn Cooper 6in. gSir eHtbietel
benz wndsren sr Sheriff unb sr-GRei
for unD GriebensriHter Snbn oieper
nnGtrdaliG unieren ber5ti&fsl
@lhdpunif.
@ascDnabe un0 Sir
eject. Geo. @altsr ainr bieis
Gage In SsferiOn gitp no &c ID
J Rahla6aeriGte ~ tbuu battle.
Beim 8erbreuuen Uon ReiF
auf fetner aidrata en- !esteH San
I tam bas5susr aus berGOntrOlle IN
gouraO @nbsrau nit pafe mebrsrs
leiner RaHbnrn batten cine mebI
RRnbiae barte arbsit Serr Der 5laH
men ~ rpsrOtn. 5 9lafter pOla IN
sin babies bunbsrt 80unpFOfsn ainG
en- nit In Rau9 nuf.
j = SObn Bolton bat nit Damp
{ trait far Souls Renpes nenerbO
3 ssiGnitten.
Gin leidter SsaeH mare Eel
i erwani&t.
= Alle Dbharten bntten eli
sanfise Belt sur Blatbs.
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jun Bsiisn Der notbleiOsntsn in
San Srdneise5.

0sr Scr,ntoht mn;t glnh mlrh
CT ninroen Apepo IN Der NOneett
mile elm Concert Qeben. Dgiien Or.
NJ. m..s.,N r....
lOe CeH 9tvtptesuthteH W Suu Ulu"'
cisco Al Cute iOmmen lou Ter
"a. sa. n.-14G.. "a OK
S"
Gents fD Herloti, Hinder 10 &erts.
0s,re ,sS,ynirten Sihe
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Emma KIenk, Helen Rraettly, Julia Dom
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Grace Reuenhahn, Harry Kraettly and Geo.
Guenther.
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Flfch,' Suppe. Misses Alice Book and
Gretchen Kuhn.
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0anSiSatsn aeiie.

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iar gOunisdmter wsrbsu fId an nod.
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beluHsn.
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slhfaus absnle baIb SUBJ. Sober.
mann 1T freunoidt i%useIaben.
9isGanbibaten.
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Germ ann Sopinss BaHt
mabl uotis.

Sermann eoDinss sGut
Dahl uotis.
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Die rsselmdbise idbrIit,t DeriommIune
Der atiieniHbaber bieier Bdnt bebuis Der
Grpdbluns bon 5 DtreftoreH I'm fir Das
tommenDe sSabr an bieHen, uirb n~beeboIten
IN ben Rdrmen Der BnHf am
Dienhag. beg =. u al 1906,
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Tags umo IL tlbr gittass.
Ad1hmaSuo1,
6. 4. RfppFein,
IA Getretar.
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YM Dertanfen n. Dos befnhnte Mid.
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iDetiidben s~iobt9ren3e eelegen, 28 Gotten
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auf BEN plabe. NdbereS Az eriraaen Bel
ENTHUSIASTICALLY . SeiA q.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1906-02-24
ST. VALENTINE HONORED.

The marriage of Miss Mercedes
Darce and Mr.. Frank Dupuis, of Nor
gan City, which was solemnized ON
Wednesday, February 1ith, at p m +.
at st. Johns Catholic Church. was
one of the most beautiful weddings of
the season, The sacred edifice was
filled with the many friends of the
Young couple. who have embarked on
the matrimonial sea under such fav-
orable auspices
Glimmering and scintilating on the
altar were innumerahle waxen candles
whose soft mellow glowing light
beautitied the sanctuary, which was
decorated with potted plants and cut
flowers for the occasion. Promptly
at tho appointed hour the bride ac-
by her God Father, Mr.
Emile Geneux and preceded by her
maid of honor. Miss Harriet Shinn,
entered the Church, walked up the
aisle to the sweet strains of Lohen-
grin's wedding march. During the
signing of the register Misses Louise
Delvaille aud Mary Morvant sang
"Gournaud' Ave Maria.
The bride was picture of grace
aud loveliness After the ceremony
A reception was held at the home of
the bride. where they received the
of their many friends.
The bridal presents were numerous
and very handsome. A FRIEND.