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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-06

Miss Constance Abbott was the
hostess at a small dinner In honor of
her guest. Miss Emma Dill on Friday
night. Miss Din. who Is from East
Orange. n. j.. will spend the winter
with Miss Abbott
Mt. William FAIR. formerly Of this
city. will be In Albuquerque during
the lair on his way east. MI. Farr
Riverside. Cal. whore he and his fam
lily viii live in the future.
Harvey A.. Bittnrr leaves on the
California limited on Tuesday for Sc
attic. lie viii attend the annual
freshman intercollegiate football game
between stanford and the University
~ California at Berkeley cat. octo-
Der H. before .s'.s .sr'h
Mr. and Mrs a D. sullivan cntcr-
taincd a small partN ~ friends at their
home on Marquetts ayenuc Friday
evening The guests We're Mt. and
Mr. r. MrMtuin. Mr. and Mrs r. r.
Mctanna Mr. and Mrs Grorgc erals
and Mrs l. Graham
Mr. and Mrs II \ Biuncr 100
south Walter strret entertained 81
dinner "Wednesday %cvvninE The
guests were MI. and Mrs a n
Str.ur Mu Mary A. Mcmillan. Mrs }.
o. luth, Miss Luthy aud Master
Frederick Luth.
Mrs D. = CrFagru and son cyrus
t'ruiertt of tll- ,iu but Now of Ash
fnrk Aria. passed through bits week
nn their waN tn visit Mt CrvaE,rs pa-
rents while Iu tne rIfN ~hr was fhe
gucst of Mr. 2 , Hn'm,s uu West
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-06

Airs FRED wright Is cntertain,rs
her mother for ne w'.''r
Ms George : Klnck has returned
nom an e~Siend.d vs., In Ne" York
Mt aud Mrs. joe Ramsey have re-
turned from California
Miss Justin. q teacher Ia the public
schools viii be Joined hy her mother
frpm Philadelphia IN the near future.
Ar. and Airs Charles jones have
moved into a beautiful new home on
Neuh high street
Ar. Kari ~ Moon ct the Grand
CauNnn Was thc guest Vt Mrs A. ~
streup Thursday
Mr and Nh. < Y Reu,han Of
santa No. viii visit friends la the city
during FAIR week
Mrs . 4. Gunn and Miss Minning
nf Rtfnu are iu Albuquerque NiSittng
AIRS % A. Hight of West Lead ave-
nue.
IA Hut Airs Arthur cutrr go e-N
south THIRD street have as their guests
Mrs Mart McnEcr and iausntet oi la
sallc ills
Az and Mu j 81 Lraruard mothrr
of Alderman ucofgc T. ~isarnafu ts
m Alhmuueruue again after an tN-
tended s'a' IN /,
a. ana AR. clark H carr will eu-
iertnin I'D dinner b %evcning che "il.
tris ~ tae rim cavalry and a uun''
htf of A~IhuguruIuc people
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-06
WANTE,D-A DRIVER.
SAN JOSE MARKET.
APPLY

Mr.. j. A. Murray. Charles p. Car
ithers. IA. +. Wolfe and Il. T.. QUAINT
ance from Denver are I'm Albuquerque
for the fair and incidentally interest
ing their friends in a new Invention
which they are about ready to place
on the market. They have a combi-
nation or keyless paddock that Is a
wonder and n hat will sell fast: M
keys. no taking off the gloves on a
cold night and no swearing about nav
ing left the bunch OF keys at home.
They expect TO Introduce their pad
locks first and follow that with All
other styles. sizes. shapes. etc. They
have all their special tools. dies and
machinery now completed for manu-
featuring the paddock and expect TO be
on the market in a few weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-06

Quin-y, sprains and >welling- Cured.
had the auinsy NJ throat was swollen 50
: could hardly breathe 7 applied Chamber
atn1s Pain Balm and ID gave me relief in a
short time In TIVE DAYS ] was all right
saws Mrs = Cousins Otterburn. Michigan.
chamheriaiu's Pain Balm - q IMMINENT and
Is especially valuable for sprains and swell
ineS For sale b. All druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-06

WANTED-A MEAT CUTTER. AP-
PLY SAN JOSE MARKET.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-06

Mr. a. D caHns entertained rs
SUNDAY schooi class az Dis hrr1 or
Easf rentral atFnue b. 81 eVenIuE
srenf in xames ard musAc fakht re-
frurents errr aNcd fnn=e pre-
ert uere Eru hAmsFN kafk kee
~ WrrniuE Fred kefter. Wills ~
Cnrk~n RcheFf Rshhk ant HarN
Eus..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-06

NI y g. RaldrIdgr r.Iu M
rfrs uarf Ct me wtek fr..
RIh MH haNlnE rnftrrt m
hrrnH.h fn tha well knHnn hsmrHr
wi.lHn aehnol 90 that rIaH AZ
NaItr Hfsn visited 90 the n.r H.
d. ava AIRS . = kastrr m peka
has
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-06

NI- t,riIs Wright uhn PAS hrtr
thr Euust af her hrother bod SISTER
o. ma Nfs 81 = M~cIantrr@ ffn1
Mat rrufraf avenue fnf b past sN
Hrhs lrH Nasfrrday fnr 8 visit Cd.
Dor hnme foun fu Michigan Mse
"a Eht wiu al- xisif utfn8s Ben Punn
u HNrnta and uN1 refurn here Ter fhl
y. -. -. --.-n n---.-..--.-.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06

Clara stouti 9th Ward, 7th Ward. Sims.
| Let Ward
JoRnorotte. - PRINCIPAL, Miss
+. smith Assistant.
Erosion, following denuda-
tIon, deposits annually untold
volumes of silt and rubbish in
rivers and harbors. Congress
.annuaIjy aPproprlates millions
for rIvcr and harbor improve
menrs tor digging out these de
posts and tor raising the Icvees
of the Mississippi France
suffered A similar experience.
After spending fifteen million
dollars she has planned to spend
twenty million more IN attempt
ing to remedy impertectly the
mischief resulting from noun
tain detorE tatlon. In such
cases, an ounce OF prevention is
worth a ton OF cure.
Millions of capital are being
invested in the South IN indus
tries and in bonds. of water
power companies, hoth dcpen-
dent upon the preservation OF
II. -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06
DR.. Shoo op's
Restorative
JOS. N. THIB0OEAUX & CO.

Mr.. and Mrs. K. 5. Me Ma
hon threw open the doors of
their handsome suburban home
Wednesday to the AS You
Like 1t Club and a few invited
guests. After a pleasant dive
of few minutes the lights of
this grand old home cleaned in
the distance and soon we en-
tered l'Esperance. This grand
old home dates back to ante
bellum days and is one of the
handsomest in the Parish. The
fair hostess had cIeverIy planned
military Enchre. The idea
was carried out perfectly, and
many hard fought battles were
INDUCED in to secure flag for
the home fort. There was
tie between the forts of CoIum-
bla and America for the prize.
The players at these tables were
Messrs. tagot, Estorge, Willie
Burke, {. w. Cultivate. Ed
win Broussard and JOS. Thibo-
deaux, Mines. Edwin Brous
sard, Flora Schwing, Murray,
Johnson, Cultivate and Miss
Weeks. The cut resulted in
Mr.. Albert tstorec winning
beautiful shaving mug and
brush and Mrs. Schwing a vase.
The consolation prizes were
won by Mr.. Fred. Schwing and
Mrs. Walter Burke. After the
games, delicious refreshments
were served. As the midnight
hour drew near the guests de
parted with nothing but pleas
ant remembrances of the hospi-
tality of their genial host and
beautiful hostess.
Among the guests were MIR.
and Mrs. Walter Burke, MIR. |
and Mrs. and Miss Hogsett,
MIR. and Mrs. ]. N. Thlbo-
deaux, Mrs. no. Gebert and
Miss Gebert, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Lee, Mrs. Flora and
Miss Schwing, Messrs. Jno. and
Fred. Schwing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert DeBlanc, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Fagot, Mr.. and Mrs. {.
w. Cultivate, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Estorge, Mrs. Nina
ohnson, Misses Maria Nc
Mahon and Kate Billings, Mrs.
M. S. Mcmahon, Mrs. A. {.
Picket and Miss Picket, MIR.
Brewster, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Burke.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06

The following committees
have been appointed by Mrs
Foster, President of the Willing
Helpers, to attend at the enter
tainnent OF that organization
on Thursday, July nth:
Gumbo-M mes, A. ]. Sub
erbielle, l.. +. Smith, John
Fisher, +. f. Miilard and Miss
Lucille Estorge.
Rice-Mme. A. A. DeBlanc
and Miss Schwing.
Sandwiches-Mmes. Outh-
waite and Estorge.
Cake Mines. Henry Smith,
Warren Young, Chas. Kahn,
Chas. Hines, kenward Shaw,
Louis Phster, Roual Espenan,
Maurice Scharf and Miss Mary
Weeks.
Lemonade-Mmes. Dimitry,
Max Levy, Fsgot, and Miss
Kate Billings.
Sherbert-Mrs. J. w. Comp
ton.
Fish Pond-Mmes Homer
Daigre and Robt. Moore.
Candy Mrs. Robt. Haas.
Coffee-Mmes. l.. Q. Hacker
and Susan Delahoussaye.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06

Word was received Friday
OF the sad death Of Miss LIZZIE
Besson, in kcrrville, Tex, yes
terday afternoon at five O'Clock
1t will be remembered that
Miss BesSon won the second
choice OF trips in tbs ENTER
PRISE-IEArER contest OF last
Summer and that in considera
ton of her health, Miss Eugene
I.acour the winner OF the first
choice generously gave " lss
Besson her choice, and that
Miss Besson chose the trip to
kerrville in the hope that it
would result in restoring her to
health.
Ii appears however that the
dread disease had too great a
hold upon her and that about
two months ago she had reached
such point that she was unable
to leave the house. The full
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS.
Notice Of SsIe.

Ia the Matter OF II. p. Ribbeck, Bankrupt;
Under and by virtue OF an order OBJ
tanned from l.. U. Folse Referee In the
above numbered aud entitled matter, on
the 18th day OF May, 1907, will Offer and
will sell on
SATURDAY, 10Th DAY OF JULY, '07,
to the last and highest bidder for cash at
the front door OF the store lately occupied
by X. p. Ribbeck on Main Street In the
City of New iberia, all the accounts due
by parties to said Bankrupt as shown by
bis books.
FELIX N. MESTAYER,
Auctioneer.
New Iberia, La, July @, 1907.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06
LaX.ets 5 {; I, ;.ss, swss. ss..' 70 P.!.',,, ns,

Judge Simon, in the District
Court Friday morning, handed
down an interesting decision for
the full amount prayed for in
the case Of Mrs. Emma West
phalt Smith, wife of MiIard +.
Smith against the Cumberland
Telephone and Telegraph Com :
pany to recover sI,97S for
damages resulting from injuries
caused by a fall into an excava-
ton in Main street in Novem-
Der last year.
The Fourth ended in burst
OF music in two sections Thurs
night for there were two balls
that lasted till after the midnight
hours and strange to say there
was about an equal attendance
at both places, the Auditorium
where the East Side Concert
Band held forth and at the ball
of America Fire Co. No 4.
The door receipts together with
the receipts at the retreshment
tables were within few cents
OF being the same.
Supreme knight OF the
Knights of Columbus, Mr.. Ed.
l.. Hearn, the highest officer OF
the order in the United States
passed through the city at noon
Friday IN company with State
Deputy G. w. Young on his
way to St. John, near St. Mar
tlnvile. He was met at the
station here bv a delegation of
Knights and expressed himself
to them as charmed with what
he had seen of this part OF the
State.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06
The IJHU 10 FiuH OUf.

Try n bottle Of Ro5 aline Oil, the grea
Antiseptic, and you will then use nothing
else of its kind. That's the way they al
do Whyi Simply because 1t gives the
best value for the money. 1t is stronger
and has greater power to ease pain. II
yNu want il weak like the others, ado
waller TO suit and save your money. Pleas
ant ms perfume. Clean and safe
Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs
act. l0c 25c soc Money back il you
want Il. For safe by all Druggists and
Dealers
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06
pUPLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.

The following tsaehors were apporntc,
at the last special meeting Of the Boar
o' "uuea'lon OF loer'" Parish:
High School Ell. 4 Brown. pnpci
pal; Miss Louise Taylor, lst Assistant
Miss Olive Mathcr, "a Assistant, Misa !
k. Rice. 3d Assistant, Miss Clara Falcr.
Miss Susie Psrdue.
.Iulia strcot schoo, Ni,o r,.;, -
Thorn. PrincipaI. Nis.N y Matte, ,,..
Auuir rooLsIo,. Nj. An. ,r..,,
f.. Y Peoro
p,n,,..,I. '',''
No., a.. -, ''''','
.o,.;r. ''''''''"
w." ','''''''. "''Po Ff'm'' f""-
''l'"'' "''' ""'"'''"' i''''I'' MlS' HWo
'''''' '''''"''''"'"' MISS '"h"'' y. F7os'.
Jonnoretlo High School A. j Dupuy.
trihc'paI, Miss Fannie koIso, Mise Eliza.
beth Spelght, Miss Jeanette Blum
LoreauviIIe School ! W IIonr,ruf
Miss Lilly Brewer. Agnes Rnb,usnu
Heuo r,,co sch,,I y., l.,,, u...,.
bank.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06
LEST YOU FORGET

We lend money for any purpose
iberia BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The New Iberia Base Bal
team will 60 to Patterson Sun
day where 1t is expected there
will be a great game. The
boys feel in fine condition and
will be able to play the game OF
their lives and it the Patterson
team is expecting to get any
runs it will be much dlsappoint-
ed. The team will leave here
on the noon train and quite a
crowd OF rooters will accom-
panV It.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06

Judge Simon presided over
the opening OF the civil term OF
Court Monday which was
occupied in the fixing OF cases
for trial. The docket is rather
light and the Judge anticipates
that there will nor be an arduous
term in this heated weather. Ii
is also surmised that the crimi-
nal term will pe light and that
when the Court finally adjourns
At the end of the month there
will be nothing lett over OF con
sequence
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06
Notice OF Sale Of the Old Rib
beck Store.

Notice is hereby given that acting un.
der aud by virtue of resolution of the
Mayor and Board Of Trustees of the City
OF New iberia, will offer aud will sell
for cash to the last and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, 3RD DAY OF AUGUST, 'g7,
the store building aud out houses situated
on the propeoty lately owned by r. P.
Ribbeek adjoining the Water Works Plant
in New Iberia.
The sale will take place on the ;,remises 8
adjoining the Water Works Plant on Sat
urday the 3rd o. August. 1907, at elev u
o'clock A. NJ. The purchaser will be re-
quired TO remove the buildings from sal |
lot within sixty days from the date Of sale.
FELIX N. MESTAYER
Auetionesr.
New Iberia, La, July 8. 1907.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06
LdX-etS 5 e { ,.ss, swss, ss..' T. 7.i,,',. 6s,

The ladies Of the Willing
He sr to Fire Go. No. are
mahlng great preparations for
Their entertainment on July nth
in the auditorium. The LilIi
putiln wedding is SET for six
o'clock in the evening and the
bali will follow at eight O'Clock.
Between times there will be a
spread OF refreshments that will
attract everybody who wants a
a delicious supper.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06
PIE K s q N A L y .

Miss Katie Hanley expect
to leave soon tor her summe
trip to the far North.
Judge Jos. A. Breaux an,
family came in Tuesday t,
spend the summer here.
Little George Hanley is Wis
ting his grandma, Mrs. 7
i1anley.
Mrs. Louis Phstcr and mothe
have gone to Lake Charles t,
visit relatives.
Misses Marie and Babe Soua
the OF New Orleans are visiting
the Misses Leblanc.
Miss Corinne GonsouIin O
jeanerette who was visiting
friends here returned to her
home Yesterday morning.
Prof. Ellis will go to Miss.
early next week. His friends
will congratulate him on his
return.
Misses EIIo and CordeIIe
DeBIanc are visiting relatives in
OPeIousas and Lafayette.
Mr.. Chas. CIerc of New Or
leans arrived in New iberia last
Thursday evening and will be
the guest OF his mother Tor some
time.
Miss CaroIyne Eiscnman of
New Orleans is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Max Levy, at No.
40 ST. Peter street.
Mr.. II. r. Fine, left for New
Orleans Friday morning on
business in connection with the
trolley road. He will return
on Monday.
Mr.. Gordon A. Sandoz has
returned from a vacation at Hot
Springs, Ark. He looks much
improved by his rest.
Hon. X. +. Broussard and
wife will be the guests OF the
Misses Broussard, East Man
Street, until the middle OF July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Estorge
a small number of
trends, informally, on Monday
evening at their residence.
Misses Bertha Lemairc and
Eunlce and Edith LassalIe have
-eturncd from a visit TO friends
IN Lafayette.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Win
<leman are in the City from
! oIlet, Ill. visiting friends. They
will 90 TO the Pacific Slope from
1ere.
Mr.. Joseph Brig, a wealthy |
sugar planter of St. Mary was
n the city yesterday on business.
He was much impressed with
he way improvements are look
ng up here.
MIR. X. c. Sealy and his
.stimable wife have returned
lome from north Louisiana
where Mr.. Sealy has been look
ng after his growing business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Ge-
vert have returned home from
owa and other points north.
During their absence they visit
ID Mr.. Gebert's relatives.
The Busy Bee Society is plan
ing an entertainment and will
Don hold meetings in the hall
# Fire Co. No. 2.
Henry Putnam of Lafayette
visiting in New iberia tor a
ew days as the guest OF relatives
nd friends.
Quite a number of the
OF Columbus went to
eanerette to attend the funeral
{ Mr.. oe Grevemberg mem
er of the Plaquemine Council
nd prominent citizen of can
rette.
Mr.. Albert II. French, man
ger OF the Western Union Tel.
o., at this place, has gone to
'oulder, Colorado, tor a vaca-
on. Mr.. K. F. Hogsett is
ling his place during his alb
ence.
Mr.. Leon Sere is again
Apply father. The third boy
rived Sunday and both him
III and his mother are reported
, be doing finely. Congratu-
tions are due.
Mrs. p. Hanley entertained
he past week her nephew, Bro.
atrlck OF Indian Territory,
1rs. Saunders and son of New
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06
PAY OFF THAT MORTGAGE

PAY OFF THAT MORTGAGE
in small installmeuts through tn,
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. Albert Stansbury
daughter-in-law of Mr.. X. ID
Stansbury died Thursday morn.
ing at her residence in Center
street after a brlei illness. Mrs
Sta sbury was formerly Miss
Corlnne Berard and was "A
year, old. She was we'll known
and had many friends who will
ympathIze deeply with her
three children who will miss her
guidance. She was left a widow
several months ago. The fun
eral was held Friday morning
at 10 o'clock from the Catholic
Church.
WANTED-Ma Manager for New iberia
Office. largest real estate firm in South.
None but AAAl men need apply Wealth
erford Land Co. Ltd, Weatherford, Texas.
MIR. w. G.. Condor rather
surprised many of his friends
on Saturday when he departed
on wedding trip on the noon
train. Nevertheless they ex-
tend to him their congratula-
tons. His bride was Miss Ly-
dia Hulin young lady with a
myriad of friends. They were
married by the Rev. {. {. kra
mer just before train time and
left on the noon train.
There were races at eanerette
Sunday and II is reported that
intoxicating liquor was sold there
in defiance OF the law, the re-
ported understanding being that
whoever sold the liquor would
escape with small fine for the
first offense. 1t is commonly
reported the matter will will
come up be ore the Grand Jury.
Miss LeBrun and other ladies
who are planning an unique en-
tertaInment and musical to be
gwen at the Hall of Fire Co.
No. > some time soon have OBJ
tanned the young folks necessary
to take the various parts. They
come from all parts of the city
and attend the rehearsas regu-
larly.
MIR. Aired Dionne mail car
rier between Rynella and Avery
Island had the misfortune OF
having his corn crib burn down
with considerable feed this week
on his place near Rynella. Mr..
Dionne's home had a very mar
row escape.
Work is progressing on the
repairs to the Methodist Church
and it is expected that the con
gregation will be able to worship
there inside of sixty days.
Mrs. {. p. Moss with her
usual generosity has donated a
real bride cake with the ring,
thimhle and coin tor the LilIi-
putian wedding.
The Police Jury will not meet
till Monday, Thursday, the reg
ular meeting day being a legal
holiday.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
rr,- tertalnments TO be
en by Post g, i. p A. hav,
en definite torn and New
rla can look out for a gooc
< on Sunday and Monday
r4th and 18th.
)n July I4th at the park
k will be grand tourna
pt, pony races, sack races
races, aud lots of fun
gates will be open at I:3c
b. Entries to any of these
s can be made by applica
TO Messrs. Emile Galan,
Bayard, Ulysse Landry or J.
covers. Entries close July
a. 3 p. m.
be Winners al the tourna
nt chose a queen and maids
honor, who will be crowned
will lead the grand lanccrs
1 lie ball at Fire Hall No. 2
1 July ISth. Admission to
park a5c (; children r5c; to
ze ball soc.
Fine refreshments will be
tved by the ladies at both
aces. The East End Sym
phony Band will furnish music
n the park, and the East Side
oncert Band at the ball.
MAN WHO CAN AFFORD TO
u PAY rent is rich enough to own
a home, iberia BUILDING AS
kSIArloN.
Board of Directors Of
PIE National Bank has de
TO use the profits OF the
If srveral months il incress
g the surplus OF the Bank rath
than to pay It out as dividend
the stock holders This
pnno Bank IS forging ahead
IL and Is growing more and
nore popular with those who
ave banking business to do.
rhe surplus by the addition of
he earnings $1,000 now reaches
he nice fund OF $4,000. The
Ulcers OF the Bank who are
,ery active in the management of
he banks affairs are Messrs.
Albert Estorge, President, A.
Daigre and Ed l.. Estorge Vice
Presidents and j. X. Perry,
Cashier.
Itch cured in thirty minutes by
Noolford' Sanitary Lotion. New
i fails. Sold by G. Ii. Lee,
Druggist
The Iberia Park Association
,as decided to give series OF
onr match races at the track on
sunday when there will be sev
|I,isxcursions in the City. The
|As,ociation felt that it would
" TO bad to have big crowd
.omc here with nothing in the
~ of entertainment and it set
: work to provide the only
r;nd OF a program OF events
,ossibls in the short time at its
3i,posal. I,
d,hrse excursions will arrive
re about noon and there will
rob bly, be from 1900 to
900 brought here so that i
,ould seem that the track
hould be filled in the absence
& other attractions. And there
I'M be refreshments served at
Is track so that the visitors
M put ID an afternoon to adj
hntage. |
|ASY MONEY
~, Z, horrow, Easy to pay
inrnIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
l.aneretre is TO have a fine
u Catholic Church, one that
"A cost in the neighborhood OF
Lo.ooo before It IS completed
N perhaps $4,000 with Il, the
sh;nps. The plain build
nH will cost $4,000 and
will cover plot 90
Jeet.
ne foundations are now
81 to be put in, the exeava-
hav been completed.
Eno. Guillot. who has
contrast Tor the Opera
here, is doing the work
.,,rune wsld" pianos were
,s I. Converts It New iberia.
"a Jennings. why5e ecause
| Aaress, >. p. HULL New
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1907-07-06
SCHEDULE.

n BOUND, WEST BOUND
nsnvu Aemvus
-. $40 a. m. No J.. Si4o pm
O.. u'lS am. No. s.. rags an.
a. .. 5iiS am. No. 7 .. i:4o a. m
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-10
HANGED AT WETHERSFIELD. HERMAN PAYS PENALTY Slayer of Martin Korschins- ky Meets His Death
 Calmly.

Wethersfleld, May 1O.-Alexander Hermann was hanged at the state prison this morning just after midnight for the murder of Martin Korschinsky in Bridgeport on the night of July 4, 1906.
 Calmly, and apparently resigned, the condemned man entered the death chamber between three and four min utes after 12 o'clock, accompanied by the prison chaplain, Rev. J. J. Dug gan, and his own priest, Rev. Stanis- laus Lozowski, of the Polish Catholic church of Hartford. The only sign of emotion he displayed was when he kissed with fervor the orucifix offered him by Father Lozowski, It required but few seconds to adjust the bands and the black cap about the condemn ed man, and at 12:O4 the drop fell. Eleven minutes later, at 12:15, he was pronounced dead. The body will be taken charge of by Father Lozowski and will be buried in Blue Hill ceme- tery, Hartford,
 Yesterday morning the last sacra- ments were administered Hermann by Father Duggan, and last night at 1C o'clock the prisoner was given absolu- ton by Father Lozowsl1i.
 The execution was witnessed by the prison physician and the members oi the prison board, representatives of the three Hartford papers and four Fair field county papers, nineteen persons in all being present.