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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-23
FAITHLESS
CANADIANS
Seine Licenses Again Granted
For Missisquoi Bay.
PROVOST BREAKS PROMISE
Declared a Year Ago Thai The prae
tlee Would Be Dis.
continued.

Stowe, March 22.-Staie Fish and
Game Commissioner II. @. Thomas
has received from Maxwell Eyarts Of
Windsor. chairman OF the house com.
mit,ce on game and fisheries In the leg.
islat1rc OF 1909, letter which the lat
ter had received In reply 10 one sent
Minister Provost Of Quebec regarding
scIning In Mississouol bay, The leSt
Of the letter follows:
Department Of Colonization, Mines
aud Fisheries,
FISHERIES and Game Branch,
"Qucbcc. March u, 1907.
Maxwell Eyarts ESQ,
"Dear Sir:
81 have the honor 10 acknowledge
the rcccIp, Of your favor % the 18Th
inst, and In answer beg 10 say that
after having submitted the question Of
fishing licenses In the Mlssissquoi bay
tothc minister's council, q has been
decided that the usual licenses should
be granted again this year.
~ have the honor 10 be your obediont
servant,
rs. Dupault, d. NJ"
Last year Commissioner Thomas 70.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-23
START SOON ON BIG DAN


ftfHoH th1 fnnoats
Brattleboro. March 2i.-Active prep
arations are nov In progress for the
construction 4 4 dan across the Con.
necticut river between vernon aud
Hinsdale, n. H., aud IL Is expected that
within tso months work on the dam
will have been beguu. The spot select
ed for 4 site ls about five miles south
OF Brattleboro at what II known as
Cooper's point, where there IL q solid
rock foundation and where III ere lisa
sharp turn In the river.
A canal will be cut across the poin,
and the power plant will be located at
the HInsdale end OF the canal. which
will give some two feet extra fall. max
Ing total fall OF % feet. The dam
will be built OF crushed stone and CEN.
ent and will have a rollway of some
800 feet. IL will cause The water TO Sc,
back about seven miles. or 10 the sps.
pension bridge two miles north OF Bra,
tIeboro, aud IS acres OF the Brattlebo.
70 retreat meadow will be- flooded In
addition TO many farms on both sides
OF the river. Practically all Of the
land which will be lowed has been as-
quired, but three or four.:suits for coz.
demnatIon OF land have been begun
The dam wilI develop COCO horse pow
er and lie construction together with
that OF the machinery and equipment
will cost practically $1,000. 900. The
money behind the enterprise IL held
arge ly by New York capitalists.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-23
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
Program to Be Observed 81 81 Peter,
Church. -

Pfoyam TO BE Observed 81 81 Peter,
Church. -
Services at ~ Peters church Holy
Week win be- rs follows.
Palm Sunday-Cc,ebratlon Of Holy
Communion, 100; second serslca, lO:.
70. Anthem THE PALMS," evening
prayer, o y. m. The palms will be
distributed at this service.
Tuesday services Services 1890 a.
M, $50 a. M, 1870 p. IN. Special ad.
dress on the passion Of our Lord each
evening.
Wednesday evenlng-"The Cruel.
bxlon" by Sir John Siainer.
Good Friday-PassIon Service u 10
} p. IN; evening service 100.
You are cordially invited 10 these
services. All seats free
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-23

ceIved the following letter from Minis.
Ter Provost:
''Quebec, March u. 1908.
"Mr II. q. Thomas,
"Stowe, VI
81 have declared during last session
and NJ q dinner OF the Canadian Camp
given 10 New York In the past DAYS
that seinlng will be- prohibited 10 tho
province OF Quebec this year. How.
ever, Il will be tolerated for this year
but after IL will be prohibited.
"Belleve me,
"Yours truly.
Jean Provost"
Mr. Thomas also received last year
from DR. John T. Finnie Of Montreal.
one OF The vice presidents pf the North
American Fish and Game Protective
association, the following letter on the
same subject:
rs Park ave-, Montreal,
March II, 1905.
"Mr II. q. Thomas.
commissioner OF Fish and Game,
"Dear Thomas
at IL with deep rcgre, write 10
you about this selning In Mississquoi
bay. The government has again Il.
sued q reduced number 81 licenses but
positively for the last time. ! blame
McCorkill for the whole affair bot Pre-.
yost says u II nov finished. so that u
will have % be tolerated much 20 my
disappointment as II no doubt IL 10
yours
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-23
JUDGES MAY BE PUNISHED.
Ls~ providu psA.iii-, for The Neglect Of
Duty.

Duty.
Montpelier, March 2l.-owIng 20 the
failure OF the assistant judges 10 agree
on license commissioners for Barre
and the dispute over the legality OF
the Mlddlesex license vote, some per.
sons believe that Washington county
vii be entirely dry the coming year.
Others, however, believe that appoint
ments can be made under the provls.
Ions relating 70 the tlling Of vacancies.
Attention IL also called 10 q Law
passed by the las. Legislature provId-
log for q penalty OF ooe years i'm.
prisoumen,, or q fine OF $1,000, or
both, Tor neglect Of duty on the part
of any municipal, county or state OIL
Ger, for neglect OF duty.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-23

The Rutland route OF the New York
Central lines IL the short and direct
route 70 New YORK, Boston, Montreal
and all western points. Express
trains. Pullman cars. 6Otf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-23
Christian Scientists.

Services Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock and on Wednesday evening at
seven thirty at the corner OF Park and
Scott streets. Subject Sunday, March
20, "Rcality."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-23

Frank J. Colby has begun proceed.
ings 10 q 81 900 suit against the city
OF Barre because bis name was not on
.he check list at the recent election.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-23
"Mr II. q. Thomas.
commissioner OF Fish and Game,
"Dear Thomas
HAD NARROW ESCAPE
S~sn,on Family Barely Escape Death Prom
Asphysistion.

swsnton, March 22.-Joseph Bar.
reils and family had n narrow escape
from asphyxiation by escaping coal
gas from the stove this morning. When
he aud his wife awoke they found them
selves barely able TO get about and
their children we're all overcome and
barely survived.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
LORD#BlSHOP OF LONDON sSIIZ.III
GUEST OF TIE CONN1EsNTl HON
Consec crate Church o-Day...
ss

Eand
II
Mopenns
presiding
:3o OF
NOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
Marks on Dody Give Rise to Theory
3ss OF 1IyaterIous Murder. q

S Special to- The Times Dispatch)
s3 CLIFToN FORGE, " a., 3 September, e.
30.---AS tele ephone message received here
this afternoon from Richpatch Mines.
a. settlement back8in$t the egmountainss of
Allegheny county, !, says that the body,
OF Ian unknown man was found dead,
Sunday beside an s unused mountain
path, far removed 'front.' he main road
The esbody%wasj sjnude,Sw with the exception;
Of an over and undershirt, and because
this there were no papers on his
person to Identify him. The only theory.
advanced IS that the man was ! ither
murdered or died n in 4 a. nearby d house!
and was taken to the t mountain to
save the cost Of q burial IS $;gj N ~
!sSS3 S The w le case Is shroud ed In mys-!
terry, and so far no 8 one Ks has been
found VIII ever saw the stranger be-
fore. One sof his seye yes was Il dlscolored
and he had q !, bruise son 4 his alb bdomen
In dition: to having his legs i lacerated,
.Thesman$m may have become lost inf the
mountains and died from hunger, but
the absence OF 4 his clothing ma kess II
appear that he wasSSmurdered4 & and
robbed II The deceased #tt was TIA about
thirty years ol 35Ei
SssssT TheS mountain Is so steep here the
man lay that n It would 4 be fSi impossible
Tor him to b be carried n hereSa withota ta1t
assistance .4a The bod as guar led bY
private parties "A last S3 iii 8 1T d nd n
Thorough lnvestl cation swll u FOL low aSSf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
- 10 ~ ~ onURcH.9
sMAURE'TAN

y il
: Sister Ship of Lnsi itnnia Makes speed
s. OF 2s% kno ts.5 S
I..otNDoN. Sep tembe rs 2S The Lusi d
tania sis airead dy 3 classs q. Every
effort is being 81 mad y by the G,unard
Line TO pos tpone pu blicit but IS
compl tel es tab ished that her: ) Dun 81
er5 sister: the !. Ma aureta d tsS nearly
two fkno Is taste than I he Lusitania.
The new ship w IL not j have formal
trials until mid Octob Der. 4S but IT, Is
learned from an lclal who was pres
ent during the preliminary runs that
she Seasil mad g sa e hah e ind err twenty
eight knots On sa4 4Hea surad mil
M me ans Sthat she MI III ssssdp much
better d ext N mont Il. 81 err: b6t tom Is
covered with barnacles. n for she esS has
been lying for ne early a Y year on g Il g
Tyne. which 81 81 one Of the Edirtiest es-
stuaries on the Eng ish III coast. Hcr
builders ex pectS that & al tier she has; been
locked %nu d cleaned her speed will u be
Increased fully anoth err knot " hich
lis much bet ter han the SLusitanfaeh has
been able to- show. IL
5s MoreoverSi. her chinery has work
ed much smoo her Sh IS 4sS 4sS fnuc h
stead fer han the &Lusi tania and shows
less vibration than did the early tests
OF the older boat SS i7sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
CONSERVATION. |.
HOLY H. | TRINITY \ !. TO-DAY. D
Memo to hop y ooref Will
@ 3 3 Signed With s. hes Seal .
tile Church .33S q
BIS sHo.P /. #PE'TEERll| E ! I $.'T0 Q. Pr ! H EACH q
Bishop sGibs sol, F orn1er Rector,
i'll Be Cons any h.
p relates to AB e Present

" Marking the compl Ion N of thirty
Ave years Of faithful y wor rk BY q ba3a
81 i devoted churohmen toward the / es-
tablishrnent of church as Z q 5memor ial
OF Bishop Moore.s OF saint ted # memory,
the Episcopal Chur CHI OF the Holy Trim
ity,Gona Laurel Street between Main and
Floyd Avenue ], I'll 8be3 formal ly$conse-
Grated to- ay with gppropr ate and Inn
;presslveS Sceremorlt es $5 .fS
93a The services Of n conse crat Ion will
have an especials 81 gni flcance, ,sinceGl Il is
In II olys Trinlty Chur CHI II tina Il on We'd
;nesday theS General Convention OF the
.Ep1scopal$C Church VI i taYe;, Its opening
service q and s:t tssi lsra on hursdayt
That the3 slTrienni Al s3Th hanksso offerlng 81
sihesssN Voman,s Aux larry Ssswi II he pre-
8$ Services In conservation OF Al church
are tally Simpr sive in the $Epis CO..;
pal communion, add itional Il idl nity be-,
Ing given to the j deaa underlying the
sacred onsecratlon by the invariable
5ruleAof the church swh CHI requires that
all church ed Aces sfal Il be- fully paid
for before they can be consecrated to
the service OF Co sgs ts
f Growt h Il OF Z Church.
Situated 1 IN the growing West End
and a,wi til an ever y 1ncr easing member
ship u and work ~ tn e colo ny from ST.
j James sl Churcl, & W hichS a founded the
.Church&of the Holy Trinity as a memo
rial to the late aBl shop IN GORE have q Las;
bored a iindefati igab " a and unc ceasingly,i
and 43 Il othing st test ihes more to the
present power and str eng tn OF the con-
gre CATION than the splendid collection
& ofs last EEas ter whenS at a single service
the congregation contributed twenty
seven Thousand dollars to wipe off the
debt on the e hurch and parish h house,
III ord er$ to clear the way fol the con-
sc grafton OF # the Is church beforeS the
opening Of the General Convention Sg s4
the Boston conyentionStookt co kt or
der forsss IS meeting IN Fl ichmond three
years hence the vest ry OF Holy Trinity
tsonce got to fNy or o see they
could M OF have a part In tt g riennial
Convention, Il q nd by the acomple on OF Sa
hand some n new church in Richmond
fully paid q for and sconsecrated to ths
service of CO d, ma ke g suit BIZ eco &
fnitionso OF tho three hundred tn nniver-
sary off the found IN 8 PotS the Episcopal
Church on sArneri icani soil and .of three
hundred ears 50 Anne rican and S5s3V,ir-
giniaS SEpis scopac cy sys
Iml,re sAiveN Service.
t The consecrat1ons service prop i
fgi2g1s n n C.nn tfn,ied ~ pa ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
I LOST 0 n 9TH q 5 Eel oURlTIEs il;
~ T NIehchn nts Trust Company
ts53 Ask for Separate Suits

OF NIetchn nts Trust Company;
81 Ask for Separate Suits n
l1LBANY, IS n. J. is +, s. Sc ptember 3o.-An
order was 1 granite I to -day y by Supreme
Court y ustices FitzS d ividing q the actions
brought against the directors Of the
Merchant ISL Trust Company Il bys$ the re y
ceivers TO ecover S 900 y, " the CAPT
tai and Il surplus, Nv hichsfit t is claimed
was lost 8throug h the negligence $of the
directors mainly inr d sposing Of Rich
.mond, as traction securities.
he order was granted ID ON motion
liam B. Ellys on, who contended
tthat certain directors whom he repre-
,sented lid mot otBparticipateS&in the sale
off the Sc curities and We're entitled
to separate action from those direc-
tors who did participa te. 5sass "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
|: BYSAcc clDENNT i / II rs IBRo oTHER 4 Ij
Ard Lad Fatally Wounds Other SyViiIei
Dressing for Supday@ a ch0 h0ol .ss

gsSlas[ spe ciaAt to The u lines DiSpat
issEEaalIEIARRIsoNBURG,af isEa " A,,s septembe
3 s0.T-W timer Simmons. q the h III tne-yeaalr.- 81
old son of NJ and N Is; III oshua Isl m-3
mons, lYin 8 near Y here, /: a ed to snightf
from SWounds Is eiyed yesterd lay morn
Ing by e acctd len to I'll isch arge 8oi a
paFlons Ftflef in VI the lands 81 his older
he .bTi ht &. lad as 81 dressing tor
sunda w &c hool i syeste terd ~ morning wllsnj
ttheSrlfl e,S,Wi llis Sol der bTot HER
was play inK, was II isc arg eA, Il the bullet
II;;enterlng II ish n breaa sSnear5p tes heart
Loeat lSFesnlt ea II nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
MA WOOD SUES Plat I q
Former Govern ment E Cletk kS5 Clni ms to
b esLawful Wife aok: Senator, 81 Ri

Former Govern me. n I n CIetk y CInim TO
f8 Be- Lawful wife tof senator. IS
tt5si = DIRK, sen ao:-Mae
erine 8i:Woo od tilst 6r1nsr govern.
men lerk ,sho has I been 5 suingss sen-9
at tor rho mas Plat I; ! -day brought
action q the IS Supreme GtbIrst for abso-
lutte divorce sfr ON Il & Senator: alleging
that she had b u ma 81 ,:asin i
the Fifth Avenue 81 tel eW Z ork. SSirl il
q
z. Lee, Re epresen tn ng.s; the plaintiff,
Pjattiiss and fe sal a mo- Ion iva asssfor
sthe; pirp "a ii q 4
so sileS want ed ii az sQssssst S become
fgeneran VI Eno5 b tan6hf cid,
S,whos.ap peareds forssona tor Piatt, sked
I that the ma ter be he ard v IN private
I 4byF& a referee Fl n said u sena tor Platt
was n eve rSn1arried \ to MI IS Wood, and;
there ore, there wa s 81 no @ ground for
divorce. Il 358 j:
y Justice seabur reserved "a ecis Ion. Il
% sena tor T homas Collier Platt, OF
New York. the def fendantsi sinsstl1es suit,
was married $a$ x few years ago to a
ealthys wi dow Of N ew Y ork City.4Ac.
tcording to the all legntions in u the bill
filed by Miss Wood Cor Mrs. Plat, as
she claims to- sbe ),s the New Y ork$ SEN
sator3 was ma rried to u her . orr to his
maria age to the n e,wj5 d Z 7 ork vi low.
83a O,Flaherty Il 81 81 Full ton, Us o ( this city
for the plaintiff 4 In the pending suit,
Sor weresunt1l recently. SO far as known
they have not yet retired from the
jFNQ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
BRYAN ACCEPTS INyITATIONMS8asss.gs, M S8a stsa$
$s ;;Ss4s3 TO VISIT EF'AYETTEYILLE

special ! q to b The Times. .Dispatch
s3o.-W.E u Bryan has accepted an lnvf-S
.tat1on to HbeS here ong October u th% 81 IN a
lstant, and wi III be the guest Of Maj Jort
-. ~ .5 Hale,a editor Of the Fayett leE
Observer evil ! pro bablys make two
speeches on that de ,.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
BLO0DH0UNDs CHASE THEM. i E.
Negro Burglar CnuG hit by Hurricane
Branch and Con feKses fslnA
Especial to The Time 81 ispat tch.l

Special to The Time SD ispntch.]
h sUFF>OLK, & Va Sep mber so.,----A Al: & \ Y
Ter being schas ed six miles by "a q q urriz-s 4
cane Branch s N 4. bio ood hound. Eu gene
Pollard. q Il ne gro rglar. ass,S ca apss-55
Pollard broke into the i house 70 fsS1Vil-
liam SRa dford .$f at Ma gnol "a, abou tsS1
O'Clock, N and n shor rtl ~ af terwa ard bur-
.Elarized Geor ge Ho Hand. 81 lhouse se. Pol
lard conf es sed ..3Sss Two watches and 81 2
IN currency were ere covered. ss5s
8 Branch ssayssi tSwas#oneSo Of the pret-
,ttest chases he ever had, = lard IS
from Portsrnouth " n v a 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
JOHN HAY,
1l'r''ll.bu'tee!s Fl'rrom = : Educstor. 81
~ ~ University; OF California; v


+, M Isl OMcef OF theS President. sss5 as
uthOrity vested II inss me II by,S4I
1, 4 regents OF Il the 4 U niversi ty3E . "
itornia,s Iconf fers he degres!: sof s.
iss$ y. tor OF laws WI illiam Nc
'e oreatd len OF Mi the {TSU United d
]. e! es, o. a9statesmans sing ularly ift-s
to4 unltetf the 0rdant rfOrces
SS, I the government and mold s the
ss,verse a9purpose es no f men L toward
sEro gressiXea and issal lutary q aotl Ions a I
has baen anld9syInds- as 4
eatsd e. aslal ain sgeee {. M { national
soldier Wise Executive, heiper er6and&
leRd derSof mem exemp lar to i1is5 5peo-S
pie eag0fR the VIRTUES that build and
jsS jseSonss,srYe. e i. thes tate ciety, Sand
Berkeley is, or, stss? Il II
Ill flss5 II w ould haE Ehar d to Ina zine IAN
epitaphs htchs saS 6 ood citizen would Y
.0eI eImore sanxl aus. & % I tdeser rye {orSones
mere
1000 Mc ttxen SY hose & i lie ave here
;commemo II en- pos sessed to Il aS
very xtraord dlnarys 1egreeElth The gift
s0I I@gunttt ng H dlHc rdantl q forces land
securing from VT he m Ia harmonious
ect onIaWhi9ll$E to Id 81 for. GOD gov
esr1lms'en From ! p urpo oses mot me res
~ a!verae, g but bl ttef
s4lons for I he 60 ID oE the state In
34tn olse and yFj jud krent he rose
..AeXelgt 70 #t theS HeVaral tbmergenciass she
,eed to meet5asfl cad eFso the natl on
.9nd Ike al me Il h 4 q; / root Of
;trne great tneas Il ho grew toN
1 sasea llerger st allure under the
49, n \: ~, q Z n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
DEAD a0N M0UNTAINSlDEs ]: !;

u Continued on Fouart h SPag;,es..)) IA
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Imposing ! rl1Ip AZ soe'lle|,ultn for
!. William Mc KIM fy5A
I; u propriatel y Dedic cate
GRE q Il. sHRO {;
PAYS Z lib UTE
Y iIPFrcside Roo osevelt, in Thought t.
f,ll8 Atd,dress t],1 IS !, i ogizcs5 5Murd der-
ed Preside tent and d Draws
lessons from His Lie .Esss
h tor Emula ton Of
His Count men.


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4.AlSEsGOullL4 ~ ylllCll.E ssf q
......- $
Fan ss:4sa
CANToE.g O., September 3o.-Thc 4 II
tion paid fdnage To- day Is the - ,ia snorv s,
q.
~. ks his st
Iest1n l place was was N the pres
ence oft an fass embl led & thr0ng such; as
Cant On never saw be Is re. a af,ti 5withsthe
President OF the 3Un tied States an the
principal peaker. Il Z was tho tyibnta
Of a. grateful people, both vi word and
deed, to u a good 81 citizen IS brave
sold er az wise n executivd,@ II and more
ihans9 3 9. ooo; persons, repr prrsentihg all
count ~ NJ nqn { [pated In thu cer.mnnr 7, iea
Ededi dicaj1ng StliA monument. the Floyinr
L {gNtFsof million American citizens.
|, whose contribution aggregating 1900.
vyo ploy,aed = the spiend q tomb in
M -, = tIe
- = tu1ersd tread his wife and
itne'raiWo :. Y 9, .ehlldrer.
}the country and many reprcsenlatives m nj, {
ere mace tns pilgrim
Sd of tho UNI and m IN 1mada ada =, : Z
'sssS q = sanle ons. a1s S
ne ne monument M Us nngnifcent struc-
q ~ PIE N but m osing sSI 81 the
me Econ-
hickinle ley and shis Nj II nict,s i,
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caske u ~ III |, . N !, ,e
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me 5prsa, ,ia 4 - = ..Iy - VII /, |. =.
OF s 4 !. 8 i : =, =, =; -
para 8 ~ :. .Stha
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Ihe .cere ~ on too place.
PRESIDENT sof 81 the smonu-
nent t8commission,sl Y Il rst irtrod uccd Il 100.
ernorsIinrris " hn son Z y : n, :, ~.
The "a Close 81 -, ,1uaEe !, Daywho
Presid ent Roosevelt The m Il udeg1 Pr.si 1sn'
said 4s ): VI fsis .sSrs
aPreaidcnt s Iaopse = vel n. 5A 4 4 =
w e5 X Ia " !. Z !, &.
lay to SpayIoar mead nt ~ a7 Il
eHecttons tb the ;nia II Dry sof W i "
~ inleys Nv ho \ as Il Prcaide an ts1a,n :. .$}
Il . gplace In the hearts OF the Amer
.7aSA lean people, as Fbt,tsthreelIor$&
four 81 Iii e&PresiilentR III q fSth1zs
cou ntrysS have ever ss won He was
sSss5$ OF Nj ngulaNs@ upri teousness ~ and 81
purity OF scharac or. alike in pubic
s6s and in private l lie - q al tizerls who
loved peace, he did his duty faith a
lullymnnd and well.sfo years OF
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-11-02

4 CRED1T.RATINo AND COLLECTION COMPANY
0ontnuousy Condvoed Thirty Years under man
a0eunsnt.
we have fact. and Information oonoerning 11nan-
o10 Standing. Habit OF Pay and General Reputation
Credit Of more than Five Hundred Thousand indivd
ual1 firms and corporations dong business city
Of Chicago
Our facilities enabs W 70 write Commercial. Fidelity
and InSuranoo Reports Immediately request
NO annual subsoY4pton - veoulred to do business
With this othoe.
&1@&MMAm
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-17

Mr.. Young, Of Morgan City
was in town several days TIL.
week. and We had the pleasure Of
a pleasant call. He is a mem
Der OF the firm of the Young Bros.
Ice manufactures and owners OF
the city lighting plant. He says
their new oil motor is now render
ing most approved service laid Is
every day demonstrating its great
economy as fuel saver. He had
the misfortune of breaking the
clutch used in coupling on the ice
making machinery TO the engine
due entirely to the weakness of
the clutch. He had a new one
made at The N. l. Foundry &
Machine Shops and as soon it was
completed he returned with It.
This accident did not interfere
with the operation of the engine
in the electrical service. The en-
CINE has made some very petty
continuous runs without develop |
ng any troubles whatever.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-17
BRoUssARO APPRECIATED

Mr.. G. j. Consaul, OF the firm OF
Meyers T. Consaul, Washington
attorneys, is in the city, taking
testimoney in number Of Civil
War claims now pending before
the Court Of Claims.
MIR. Consaul has been taking
testimony in the Teche district in
considerable number Of claims
for constituents Of Representa-
tive Broussard, among them being
those of the estates Of Henry Bau
man and Harvey Hopkins, Roman
Nerdun Il ! M. Charpentier, of
New Iberia, and Franklin and
Patterson.
In speaking IT matters political.
it was remarked by Mr.. COnsanl
that as representative Of u large
number of Louisiana clients his
lirm was very glad that RepreSen-
tatlve BrOussard has retired from
prospective candidacy for the
governorsbip of the State, his
usefulness as u member Of Con
gress being too great to permit of
his retiring from The House OF
Representatives without a great
loss to the State az we'll as to the
people Of his own district-Times
Dem.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-08-17
FOR CLERK COURT
IBERIA PARISH.

hereby beg to inform the voters Of
Iberia Parish that will stand for re-
election to the Office Of the Clerk Of
Court at the Democratic Primaries
next 10 be holden during tn /, month of
January 1908.
Ifelccted, promise to serve each
and every one alike as ! have done
in the past honestly and faithfully dis
charge all the duties encumbept.
upon me In my official capacity. l
will have an efficient, competent and
courteous corps Of Deputies to assist me
including Mr.. A, J. Maumus who has
been Minute Clerk Of this parish for
the last fifteen years.
! refer the voters and citizens Of
Iberia Parish to each and every mem
Der Of the Iberia Bar as regards the
efficient, competent and business like
manner in which have managed for
the last eleven years the office OF
Clerk Of Court. for which I seek re-
election.
Respectfully,
J. q. Leblanc.