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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-08
A|RsH|P SUCCESSFUL
Baldwin Balloon Makes Good al
Trial Tests
Ux|IEO STATES Army
Inventor Of American Dirty. bile is En-
thusiastic Over His Trip in the Air
Promises to Surpass the Famous
Tests of Count Zeppelin.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug, 1--WE
sighted the enemy.
These words were shouted By Cap
tain Baldwin al Fort Myer today as he
pilOted his military banOon to IN"
ground after making a successful
flight of nearly five miles in an effort
to demonstrate the usefulness of an
airship in war times.
Tomorrow at o'clock Captain Bald
win will be ready for the first official
speed trial.
Rising from the ground like mon
ster bird CT the air. slowly but bGuy-
antly. at G:21 o'clock this evening the
al. ship built fer the United States
army was headed into the westerly
wind by Captain Baldwin. A COM
plete circle was described the balloon
rising to a height of 200 feet. Again
pointing 20 the west and attaining an
estimated speed of twelve miles an
hour. the ship voyased IN a direct
line fer nearly two miles.
Twenty Miles, an Hour.
The trip back was made with the
wind which was blowing at the rate
Of seven miles az hour. The thro,,iP
was thrown open little wider by Mr..
Curtiss. who again operated the en-
CINE and the ship flew a:ong az 4
| speed Of eighteen or twenty miles an
hour. When the diricii!e passed
over the starting point it was about
jp0 feet in the 1ir. Bringing his
ship against the wind. Captain Bald
win made landing much the same
as pilcts of watcrcTaft bring their yes
sells Ia the side ~ ".-ot VIII a
broad smile Captain Baldwin an
| Eounced that the fight was SatiSfac-
tory in every respect.
Tomorrow. ne said. we will go
after tho money.
Everything is just as VIC thought it
wss when we brought it here. The
! horizontal rudders worked perfect
" and We madc several maneOCyers
which showed that everything is IN
perfect condition. We are ready to
mako ttc Official test anytime"
NL CurtisS bubbicG ever with on
thusiasm.
Easily controiIed.
she rode on an even keel through
ont IN" trip" he Eaid. as an example"
Of tho casc with which fhc ship Is
conircllrG and 10 show wat can b"
done while GENERATING IL in the air a:
bright Of 800 feet. ] skcichei a map
Of ;hc couEiry ever which We travrE
led did what viii be done in III"
future with airships"
hccodinE 10 Mr. Curtiss he did not
speed his engine above 275 rcvGln-
Ions e tho propeller. although II is
: capable q; $50 revolutions minute.
Too iiri-ibl" was IN the air s~vcn-
Z teen mirutSs st seven O'Clock
was AGAIN taken up fo- spin Of four
| minutes cirrI!nE rnJnd and roUnf
ever tho starring point Daring boih
| aighis the airship was in perfect con
troll. responding 70 Che ruddcT and ihc
plancs BEAUTIFULLY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-08
Bad Weather in Boston.
(Ry Associated Pressl.

BOSTON. MASS. Aug. From a
meteorological standpoint today was
BLACK Friday" in Boston. the city BE-
ing visited this afternoon by the
heaviest electrical disturbance In
years The storm lasted for nearly
an hour. during which time the rain
gauge at tn. United states weather
bureau registered a fall OF l.65 inches.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-08
NAMES COMMITTEE.
Prominent Newspaper Men Of the
South Incluoeo.
fRy Associated Presso

NEW YORk. Aug. s.-Henry WaT'
irrsnn. editor or the Louisville Cour'
icr Journal who is chairman "f the
newspaper committee Of the neao'
cratic na;ioHai campaign committee
made public tonizhi the names of the
Democratic press committee Of advise
meat. Among them being the follow
ing Southern men:
hiahams-BirminEha Age Herald
2 W. barrett. Montgomery Adviser
W " Screws. ?. r. Glass arkansa
-IifiIcTork DcmGcrsi. Clio Harper:
Gnorgia-Aiiarta Constitution. Iars
Howell: Kents-Ey-LeSinEton Herald,
n. breckenridge. L0usiana-New or
leans Pickaunc. Thomas Davis. New
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-08
PHILADELPHIA VISITED BY
FIERCE ELECTRICAL S7OR1E
Two Persons Struck by Lj0htniss -
instantly Killed and Others Are
Seriously Injured.
INV Aasociated Preeal.

PHILADELPHIA, August .. - TWo
persons were killed and two otheSv
severely injured by lightning duriHe
a severe electrical storm which sweDe
over Eastern Pennsylvonia and Me-
Jersey today. causing much havee
Robert H.imbach. q farmer, No.
struck and instantly killed neee
Lewisburg, Pa. while working IN t.
fields. and Walter Cattell, aged 10
years, was struck and killed 49,
GIassboro. N. J. His sister. Aab8
and Rebecca Turner, were sls0 strse4
and severely injured. the latter beanG
in a serious condition.
CatteIl. his sister and Misc Turner
we're seated under a shed watch119
the lightning when . bolt hit t.
peak Of the house siad ran down .
corner. across the floor and thruug1
the shed where they were sit1n9.
The lightning broke the legs a IL
chairs and rendered the trio uncoe-
scious.
tn charge rhssed down Cafts,fs
back and he was dead when p5ceeo
VI. The shoes WEIR ripped fro0 -
feet Of his sister. but she recovesse
Consciousness after q short time.
Miss Turner remained hall Sasse
for some time and Is seriously -
from shock. one corner OF CafteHU
home vas torn out by the lightnang.
Buildings of al. serts were sfrnck =
various sections ard destroyed -
mary districts suffered from tose1-
Philadelphia. in cnonertioo Wa
the storm. vas peitei by one o. u
most severe falls Of hail that -
occurred In q number OF yearl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-08
TRAIN RcliS DOWN STEEP
RAvJEE NEAR ROANOKE
Came laundering Down Mountain
Side Killing Three Men sno tn
jUr.ns Several More.
ny A.socisfed Prps,l

ROANOKE. VA. AuZ. The work
train on a narrow guagc road running
10 tho Rorcr iron Mines, two mi'"-
from Eoanikc. today Icft tho rails and
rolled down high cmhankmcnt nm
tho mountain side. 4 numb"r Of mon.
riding On the train. were caught under
tho engine an1 cars
Three were killed and several NOR"
severely injured.
The dead James Tyre. jan"s
wcftz and John Brown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-08
SIXTY YEAR NO SUSPECT ARRESTED
Police Taking Great Mass Of evi-
dence in Case and Believe They
Have Caught Perpetrator Of the
crime-Woman Said Dog HowIed
All Night Long.
(By Associated Prcss.)

CHICAGO. ILLS, Aug, 7.-Startl-
ing information was obtained by tn"
police this afternoon in their cffcrts
to,cltar up the mystery of The murder
of Tiffa Shasshem - years old. whose
dismembered body was found rer"n'i!
in Mud lake: part OF the Chicago
river.
August Cardinelli and Dominick La
brelO, boys. today testified TO Ponce
Inspector Dorman, that young ShaS-
.hem had on Saturday last. the ga
OF his disappearance. entered inc
home of HaSsin Nrmmer. Turk now
under arrest. in company win h'h''
mer. The boys waited half an hour
for their companion TO return b"t
finally got discouraged and left.
That was the last they saw OF IN"
lad until his body was broIght piece"
meal to the mOrcuc. A weird TOUCH
was added to the story OF the 10y
death bv woman living opposite
Nemmer home. She declared that on
Saturday night she was attracted D.!
the bowling OF a dog, whose nose was
pressed against the crack under the
outer door of the Nemmcrs at'ic
room The dog acted as :: he haA
struck a scent and was distressed be-
cause he could net follow ii. the wo-
man declared. She said presently a
foot appeared from the doorway ana
the dog was kicked down the steps.
Inc two boys and young Shasshem
were at the Union station SATURDAY
morning where NemmCr appeared ana
Shasshem shined the formers SHOES.
Nemmer. they said. said he had some
thing at home with which foot2ear
could be polished and the three boys
went with him. Tuffa entered while
the Others waited outside. TheS
never saw him alive again. They re,
turned to their work at the raliroau
station.
They said theE had known Nemner
fer sometime and were positive IN
their identification of him.
Nemmer is GO years OLD, hardy IN
appaarance He made living DH
peddling notions. His room al i"z
Ma;her street is On the second 400.
of d:ngy. fran building. The room
is reached by an outside stairway. IL
was in this room that the police ais'
covered two saws and long knlie
and on the bed what seemed 20 d.
blood stains. Nemmer, who t'cn'
much of the Cay undergoing an ex
animation at the police station. eX
plainei the stain on the bed by a
cut finger and said that similar marks
on the saw were due 10 the fact ina.
he sawed soup bones with them. ii
being his custom to cook his own
meals.
Dozens o; persons were interview
ed by police officers during the dag
among them being the fathers OF
several youths who had complained
Of Nemmer's peculiar advances to-
ward them. In connection with this
case the polio. have directed th"ir
attention TO the murder a year aga
Of Harry Kurupa. l. years old. wh'
lived In South Chicago. where Mem
mer also lived then. The kurpa boy
who had been mistTcat"d, disappear
ed suddenly. Several weeks Aier MS
body was found in tho Calumet TlVe'
swamp.
John Paser. II years old. told in
specfor Woman that hc hal hen
ent;ccd TO Ncmmcr's RON. but had
escaped after a struggle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-08
NV Esonerate Sailors.

NORFOLK. Va. August : - tn
board appointed by Captain DilltnS
ham to inquirr into the -hco;ing al
fair between T'iEtcd States sailor
and ncgro". n E@rkiey. L. exp etc"
10 MAKE i;s r"port today.
No iutimaiiou of iis fad!nEs has
.I,..n 80. nui but IL Is generally
clarpd by ihns.. who have been bc
fore Il tina; tho sailors viii be exon
Grated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-08
Cow csvsed wreck.
Cpv Aseocsafed preoaD-

LIVINGSTON. TEXAS. August 1s-.
-Four persons we're killed. SD -
Others we're injured. tvo proeae7
fatally when an ensfhe 90 . u
read Of the livingston Lsaoer 90
May strsch q coz aud pluneeo
a deep rasine near hsre tedey.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-08
SAYS AlxY CLAIMS ARE Unjust
Eoaer O'Mara Named as Receiver
With Bond at 5000 o0-claimants
Are Doctors and Lawyers VINO
FIGURED in Trial-Ais Mother Loan
ed Him Over $4,000.
(By Associated Press).

voluntary petition. in banruptcy was
filed after : O'Clock tonight in the
United States Court b. Attorney
Charles MorSChausrr. Of New YORK.
representing Harry X. Thaw. OF TIM"
city, who is now cOEtincd IN the
Dntchcss county. New York. jail. In
the petition Thaw states that his as
sets are $l.S,n12.3S and his Liabilities
$i53. 14o43.
burg d"l"ctiv" and personal Irl"nh
of tn" Thaw family. was appointed as
receiver. His bond was placed at
SOU. 900, ana john Newell and James
w Hiatt. two prominent business
man OF this city. became security 1o'
O'Mara.
The most interesting informatiGH
given regarding tn" proceedings hS
in the petition asking The appoln''
mrnt of receiver in which it is al
legged that the action is TO prevent
his property being Lissipatcl in !itl-
cation over claims, many of which
are unjust.
The figures in thu bankruptcy show
that this refers to the lawyers ana
doctors.
Thaw states that he is confined in
Jail in Duchess county. n. Y. and
is likely TO be there for soma time.
He saws SOME of his creditors have
commenced suits against him ami
iry>l
tiCn.
He is unable TO give the litigation
! his attention owing TO the coni1ne'
ment Tie papers were received b.
+. NJ. Underwood, receiver in bank
rrptcy. OF the United States court for
Lawrence county. Pa, who happen
ed to be i'll this city. the local re,
ceiyrr. W. r. Blair. being absent fo7
, few days.
Borrowed s1e1.500 from Mother.
The papers will be presented TO
Mr.. Blair when h" returns. Loans
amounting to $l91.i"0 from his moth
, or. Mrs. William Thaw. are not dis
pu,ed.
Among the disputed claims are the
following:
John H. Gleason. New York. $50.
upa: Hartridge K Peabody. New York
SEQ 5000: J. J. Graham, New Burg. y
~. S2.95i: 1T. Hammond. New York
q 600: Dr. Wagner. BinStamton. "
~. sj4."00: DR.. Jo!liffe, New York
s5.245: nr. Jones, Morristown. y. J.
| $4,000: Martin w. Littlcton. NJ"
York. SHOES: DR.. Hamilton. New
York. $4,000; Dr.. Dane. New York
81 500.
! Wants to Pay His Debts.
POUGHKEERSIE y. Y. August :
: Harry X ThSH when interviewed ir
Jail tonight. regarding the bankruptc!
procc adings Instituted in Pittsbu.\
said that ne had already spent $500.
! H0a and that there arc additional
claims amounting 10 s2o0.G"0 more
: Hi. assets. ne says. include s2o."O'
| cash
Continuing Thaw said:
1T is business necessity du" Il
tho heavy expense which ! have beer
under during period Of over tw'
years. Now find additional bill:
ami claims. many OF thrm exaCg r
atcd To pay these az they are pre-
scnted would entail tho result that
could not pay all AMI some just cred
itors would suffer. II is to prevent
cxacily such Injustice that the bank
rupicv laws were created arI con
slider that BY becoming bankrupt
insure justice 20 an
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Continued on Third PascJ
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THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives tho
full news service Of tho Asso-
ciated Press.
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(Contiuusd on Page ThrceJ
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rhG wgArhRR

showers in south portion: Sun
day fair light northwest to north
winds.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-11-14
Proceedings of the Police Jury,
Parish of Ascension.
REGULAR MEETING
DonaIdsonville, La, Nov. II,

DonaIdsonville La Nov II 1908
| The police jury of Ascension parish met this
day in regular session. at the courthouse, and
was called to order at IL o'clock M Present:
G.. B. Reuss, president first ward; K A. Aucoin
second ward M Tobias third ward n T. We'll
| fourth ward; oreal Gonzales seventh ward !;
H. A. Webb eighth ward Messrs Rosemond
Braud, sixth ward. and L. w. Armitage fifth
ward. arrived separately during the meeting
,,oi,;,,c- EN- 90 o,,l3.,,,o - ,,,,so,
-1-s-. Us . iHi "'eeAleeshee u iieiis'
me reading OF the minutes OF the last pre-
ceding meeting was dispensed with
co,,,,,,,,,,i n. +io,, sep afa1o,,o,, for
~ - s tpA' s o4
re-appo1ntment as criminal court stenographer,
which position he recently vacated on account
~ m +a.I+,, or ooI5 ,,,17 .aaias- y,5 ~, 40
+io, III, saooo,
ad,-;aor..u4
s..s,s1,..,;4i -, xxr.I,;o ra-,,,, 80
o,+ 1cs,oa - a. rJ,r, CO., ,,,l,,,.i++i
o-AO ts0e - Sto AAoilsiA Sums - .,
proposition to renew his lease OF the Terry for
the ensuing four years at the price of SO per
vaar To no Maid in odyanra yae road and
go " " p@1o - o'et S@1tNe' "<' 100 '"--N
received.
A bill for $40 from Parish Surveyor II. NJ.
Picard, for survey made in case which came
before the district court of the parish, was read
and received. The amount charged was con-
sidered excessive, and on motion of Mr.. Tobias,
seconded by Mr.. Well, the secretary was IN
structed to return the bill to Mr.. Picard with
the request that he amend it by revising the va
rious items to conform with the fee system pre-
scrlbed by the state law governing such mat
ters
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. Well
and seconded by Mr. Aucoln, was read and
adopted:
Be it resolved, That all persons, CORPORATIONS
ti Io LIZ ~ IT No 77s fn1 ~
the Shattuck bill be and are hereby notified
that they should f1le their applications with tins
~ $500 M III eca,1h % fa 1I
in order that the notice required By law should
pc puD4shed for three fult weeks before the 1st
o@ ~, u os',.'4.al : 1'O'.
Ae lo1io"ins ON 81 ~ -ii y Guy
anu sesol0eo " ~. Ao'e'A' was ieAu anu
S - .le ~ f hs TT p
the three banks of Donaldsonville for the de-
posts OF the parish funds IN accordance with Act
seae5 a and Si aresse 70 t nanca
on or before Dec. 8, 1868, at IL o clock IN.
DR.. D. c. Brumfeld president of the board OF
health addressed the jury and stated that he
had received letter from resident Of the
Bayou Conway neighborhood, in the fifth ward,
calling The attention of the hoard of health In fIa
9 - = - = - ~ -
Iact that the Miles Plantlng company IS dralhlhg
the refuse water from its Houmas Central sugar
bousa into Ravnu Conway with tho rasnlt that
+ta tisb II, the stroo,,, ba,,o boe ,,oisored o,5
ore dvino in large nprrbers craatiT,o, a moot
offensive stencil The comnlainant a7so stated
that cattle which fr;nl, the water in the haven
s;ct,e, ond die T9r Rrun,fe al e1rn1oirad that he
- - - : ~ -
was bringing the matter to the attention OF the
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-11-14
SUGAR soUIBS.
Progress of the Grinding Campaign in AS
cension and Neutrality-suspicious. of In
terest from Field and Factory.

Progress OF the OfindlHs campaign IN AS
cension and Elsewhere-Items of In
terest from Field and Factory.
The weather during the past week
was 10 the main warm and cloudy and
on Wednesday forenoon a very light
drizzle fell for the space of a few
minutes, but later in the lay the tenn
parature commenced TO drop and the
threatened precipitation was tempo
rarily averted. A stiff north wind
sprang up late Wednesd az afternoon
and sent the mercury Whizzing down
ward, with the result that Thursday
dawned clear and cold and proved an
ideal day in every respect. Yester-
day was just the opposite, being cold
and rainy aud altogether disagreeab!e.
A steady drizzle fell all dav, and last
night the temperature reached the
lowest point of the season.
''All's well' 10 the cane fields and
sugar factories of this neighborhood,
and the proverbial trials and tribula
tons which usually characterize the
grinding campaign have SO far failed
to manifest themselves to any extent.
With a continuance of these favor
able and altogether desirable condi
tions, the big crop will be harvested in
record time aud the results achieved
will compare more than favorably with
those of former successful and pros
porous seasons.
One of the boilers at the Coield ia,
tory developed leak Monday night,
making it necessary to close down the
mill for the time being. The leaky
head vas repaired at a Donaldson
Vile machine shop on Tuesday, and
grinding operations were resumed at
noon the following day.
The Mccall Bros. Evan Hall factory
is chewing up cane at the rate of 1000
tons per day. Master Mechanic c. 0
Peltier and Engineers Jos. Landry and
Fernand Leblanc have the machinery
10 fine shape, while in the sugar
making department Chief Boiler Jos.
Dicharry is turning out something like
1852, 900 pounds of sugar daily. Mr.
Dicharry has been manipulating the
Evan Hall proof.sticks with unfailiDg
success for the past thirty one years,
and it is safe to say that a more com
petent or reliable "sugar cook" than
he can not be found throughout the
length and breadth of the state. Man
ager Emile LeBl lane and his assistant,
Charles Landry, are rushing the work
in the field, and with such team of
capable and experienced crop gather
ers in charge of this branch of the sea-
sons labors there is no reason to fear
that any time will be lost on account
of shortage in the cane supply.
The New Hope and ST. Emma fac
tories are speeding along nicely, with
fine results being obtained. The lat
ter place is turning out some classy
sugar and high grade molasses.
At the Lemann Company's Palo
Alto factory, Chief Engineer Leonard
has the machinery running like a
scarad deer, while Chief Boiler Tenn
plet and his assistants are delivering
the goods right along in the sugar.
making department. Ulysses J. Es-
neault is keeping light on the subject.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-11-14
Sheriff's Sale.
State Louisiana Parish Of Ascension twenty
Seventh Judicial District Court.
THE BANK OF BATON RoUGE
Is No. 1888
MRS. CAFFEINE 7. WERSVnI,


Ef sIK;zsts o. ana IN obedience to an order
o. seiztfe ana safe, 10 me directed b5 the
t5 court 70 tIe aeoFe entitled ard num-
setsa 5se Ss.zSo and VIII sen public
auStaon 70 liIs last aile highest bidder, at the
p tlell,al LfeIit aoor OF the courthouse Of The
55 ~ y z-sei4siell' ~ the town OF Donaldson
Ylile. On
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1868.
at II O'Clock a. M. the following l,esor;s,a,
esfg t5,.y7sifs ~ aug usscrlpea Drop,
4 certain sugar plantation est,,.4as s, Us.
r,aris1, 81 4 s,as,sigs,, M saguaIed IN the
T5fg9s9s E4sssf Is III ~ Ail9aNEl as the
aF fG,ss Il 10 l,a, -, t y e heing
vile On se same side III ne
containing re hundred idseIs
~ r,,rssS5gsse 49, q S1ltS more on tesss
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-11-14
Bids Wanted

DonaldsonviIle La, Oct H. 1908
GEALED BIDS for the purchase of the Lon
y aldsonyi1le-D river ferry franchise
under the same rules, regulations and tariff Of
rates as at present exist, viii be received by
either of the undersigned up to u O'Clock noon,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER TO- 1893
Bidders must submit specifications Of the boat
they intend to furnish, and are also required to
deposit with their bid certified check fer st08
which viii he returned upon the acceptance or
rejection of the proposal
The franchise VIII be adjudicated fer q terra Of
FIVE years. or, in the case OF bidder sshose boat
is specially built for ferry purposes for term Of
ten years.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
q. Is. Rel IS,
President Police jury of Ascension Parish
Hohen Solms, La.
CHAS. MAURIN.
Mayor, Town of DonaldsonYiIle, Donaldson
vile. La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-11-14

Thos. II. Hall, a young white man
employed as bagass Sc burner at the
Cofield factory in this parish, was ar
rested Monday night by Sheriff E. @.
Hanson on warrant issued by Sheriff
A. w. Connely of Terrebonne, charg-
ing Hall with falling to return q
bicycle which he rented from P. E
Villeminot, j7weler and bicycle re
oairer of Houma. 1t is said that Hall
hired the wheel from Mr.. VIlleminot
some time ago, and instead of return
ing il he made his way to Donaldson
vile aud subsequently proceeded to
Co6eld to accept a position as b8gasse
burner for the current grinding sea
son. Mr.. Viiieminot preferred an
aff1davit against Hall, and when
Sheriff Connely learned Of the young
mans where abouts he wired Sheriff
Hanson to take him into custody
Deputy Sheriff Lirette of Terrebonne
arrived here Tuesday and took charge
Of the prisoner, r. turning TO Houma
Tuesday afternoon.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-11-14
ConstabIe's Sale.
state of Louisfana-Parish of Ascension rirst
Ward Justice Court.
Paul Fontano vs.. b. Cornelio.

Paul Fontano vs. b. Cornelio.
RY VIRTUE of and in obedience to writ Of
II attachment and sale. to me directed by the
first ward justice court of the parish OF Ascension
in the above entitled suit, have seized and III
sell at public auction, to the last ana highest
bidder, at the store of d. Gornelio in the frst
ward of the parish OF Ascension. on
SATURDAY, EOFt1l Der 81, 1908,
at 10 o'clock a. M, the following described prop
erty. to-Kit:
The contents of the store of said B. Corne|io,
seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States cur
rency. ARTHUR J0SEPE5
Constable First " ard.
Ascension Parish Ia. Nov. z. 1908.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-11-14

The Chiefs "big chief, /" L. E. Bent
ley, came up from New Orleans Sun
day morning to attend the annual
meeting of the board OF directors of
the Donaldsonville Ice Co., Ltd, re-
turning home the same afternoon.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-11-14

ZEN HuR PLANTATION in East Patton
Rouge parish, containing 1000 acres -
peciaily suIted for cultivation in rice, and SEQ
corn; For further information address +. A.
9OUAREGE, Manchac P. o.. La or a All Il p
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