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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-23
Is IT HYDROPROBA
AFFECTING HOl:l
TAira AHlmaE e RaB Haa Ii Pasi Eaw els
r.aoFFihla Death 81 ., CarFfsF6s HsFsa.
BIT HIS FOOT OFT. VAS SHOT
seena u Eqaias Tragedy ID 0pagossns.. ss.
CaFriaRa Had Just tropmaa Horse
When Hs vent Maa.

Mad, pitching, believing ike III
infnriated huil-hut the noisa more
distressing than that made BIZ
the animal whose natural propensity
| il to below with death stare tbat
fr0ze the blood. nostrils dilated head
high up in the air, d fine horse belong
/ ing DO Mr. 0fnt Carriere had to be
shot by Police Officer Goodloe last
Thursday morning at 8 O'Clock
The poor beast, attacked with hv-
drophobia, had eaten It's right foos
and every tooth in ita mouth hung
loose.
u Was q pitiful sight-a sight tlas
human eyes do not want TO look upon
It seemed to cry, as IL etood oH its
launches and bit it's leg, the eraanos
ing noise being audible to those VIA
witnessed the scene.
Officer Goodloe arrived On the
scene after the horse had eaten Its
entire right hoof Of, and vas walk
ing on the stump. He shot iii IT.
once, and brought it TO the ground
The horse got up again, and he shot
it again. 1t went down, and while
lying still the officer put a bullet n
the center Of the forehead and iss
suffering was over.
The horse was the family animal
Tuesday Mr. Carriers noticed that Ii
was not feeling well. It would bot.
eat. But be and his wife drove him
about town Thursday morning the
horse seemed 10 be- better, and ate
hearty. Mrs Carriere vent out to
the stable ard pstted it and curried
il. She bad hardly entered the
house when sic heard the awful
noise, and looking to the lot, saw tie
horse pitching, biting, believing.
Nsighbors heard it, and 'phoned for
Officer Goodlee. When he got there
the horse had eaten its right hoof o
and bitten itself ali over the body.
He shot 1t as described.
Mr.. CarrIere can not account for
the madness of Ehe horse. Probably
q dog came into the lot and bit IT.
This is the third equine animal 10
go mad in this parish within tie past
two months. Mt. Nick Lailaye lost
horse and mule, and this horse
makes the third.
Veterinarians say that there ii no
doubt that the death of alt three Of
these beasts vas caused by hydro
phobia. The symptoms are unmistax-
able.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-23
PRESENTATION TO "OP.
ELOUsAs' POSTPONED
o. Account q COuEt ans Circus. Thsre Vas
"Nuthlag Doing" Last sunday.
DATE SET FOR NOVEMBER IA
4 Is Probable Thas lii ExcursIen VIII
Be Given Oh That Bay....PrasIdent
Dossmann In Town.

Because Of the fact that court il ii
session, and that four out Of the five
members of the committee TO present
the service are lawyers, accentuated
by the further fact Of there being a
circus III town ON that day, the pre-.
sentasion of the silver service to the
patrol boat 0pelousass Of the Lou
isiana Oyster Commission was post
poned until Nov. 18th. Il was to
have been presented last Sunday, the
18th.
Besides the above reasons for the
postponement, is the fact that Gov
ernor Sanders is away from the cap
ital, and it is desired that be be pres
ent at the presentation.
I believe the Committee acted
wisely under the circumstances, said
President Dossmann the Louisiana
Oyster Commission, Wd6 hare on q
visit to his family, and while the
event had been awaited BY the men,
bers of the commission with much in-
terest, it is better that the postpone
was made, for the reasons advanced
by the committee" "
The service is here, and vas here
in plenty time for the presentation.
The committee, ii. is understood,
will make an effort TO have an excur-
sion to Baton Rouge on the day of
the presentation. The presentation
will take place in Baton Rouge.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-23

Children from the first, third an
fourth grades will be taught thi
session in the Elk Hall, the big brio
building on the corner OF Main AM
Bellevue streets formerly the Jol
Bloch Building.
The Elk lodge tendered the build.
ing and committee from the Boar
LOT Aldermen, composed Of Mayor Hal
phen and Prof. Prescott, accepted il
and the building is to be furnished
within the next week, and be put il
shape for the children for Monday
tbs 9Th Of November.
The matter of additional accommo.
datiOn for the overcroWded ST. Ian
dry High School came up before The
Board Of Aldermen at the meeting Of
that body held last Tuesday. There
we're two places mentioned the Elk
Hall and Hope Hook e Ladder Hall.
The latter was much preferable IN
point Of location and light, and il was
the unanimous opinion OF the Board
that it should be chosen.
After careful consideration. how
ever, it was decided that it would be-
dangerous to have SO many children
IN the fire house, on account OF the
damage that might happen TO the
fire paraphernalia. Pigs is pigs. =
and Boys are boys and the com
mittee thought it best to accept shs
offer Of the Elks.
Il will be necessary to equip the
Elk Home with desks, and other FUR
niture, and the committee is busily at
work attending to this work. Doors
and windows will Be cut ii the build
ing, and q real nice school house.
made Of it.
This step Is made necessary By the
crowded condition Of the st. LandrY
B High School building It ii
probable that part Of the first,
third and fourth grades willI
be assigned TO the Elk Home
This will require more teachers, and
The predicament now is, where the
money is to come from to pay these
additional teachers?
The Police Jury has reduced the
parish appropriation from $28, 900 TO
SIC, 900, and the attendance Of child
rem throughout the parish has in-I
creased something like eight hundred
more than last year.
So tough problem Is before the |
School Board.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-23
PROMINENT YOUNG man
WRECKED in Mind
hhsri iafiaur. q Tears Old. ana bright pupii
and Rseaai Graaaass. Gees 10 asYlam.
SAD CASE FROM CD. PRAIRIE
EaisFiaias he seIaslaa that Ms FaIhar Has
HSpnaiIzsd Hlm, aud Tries 10 EIn HIN,
As veil Is Himself.

Laboring under the dslnsion that
hug father has hypnotized him, ana
that be is poisoning his food. Albert
Laaeur, aged q years, school teacher
and member of q prominent family Il
2 dangerous insane at the home of
his parents ii Grand Prairie, this
parish.
de was interdicted this week. in
Opelousas, and will be brought to one
Of the Louisiana retreats for the irl-
zane ~ soon IS room can be- made.
de Is violent, and has ATTEMPTED "a
Kill his father, as well as destroy him
self.
Young Ladeur is 4 member u 1
prominent family Of Grand Prairie
the aon Of Philip Lafeur. He was
noted for his brightness at school
and graduated with honors ii 1907.
from The Grand Prairie High School
He obtained 3 certificate 10 teach.
and taught until April Of this year
Without warning, bis mind snapped.
He became vicious, attacking his
father With scissors, crying that He
had been hgpnosized, and thas his
father was poisoning bis food He
was seized and disarmed, and brouphb
70 the Louisiana Retreat ID New Or
leans, where be improved and was
brought back home. He seemed ins-
proved, until on the Iss IF shis
month, when. while IN the Office o
Dr. Lagaro, ID Grand Prairie, he at-
tempted suicide By drinking Iauda
nun. He was saved BY the Doctor,
and it Was determined to take Him 10
The Insane Asylum, and he was iB-
terdicted this week.
He i now at hia home, and il Is
aid that much trouble il experienced
. keeping aim from doing himself
md Others violence.
lt is q sad, sad case.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-23
ny POLITICS BEGIN
Ming TO PICK Up
ItaslE il D. said. viii Dc ! Csaal.
n. lvsgsst pressAl IHsumbsai laF Mayor
CANDIDATES R MARSHAL
srs d {. AElaR, Plcksns Bu'ssF and Hsr'
III sryss wit Probably ElHs Up ''Ai tile
Pest"

ne Democratic primary for The
niastion Of candidates for city Of
49, viii probably take place in
yssaary. It is a provision Of the
gIsss primary law that the primary
.Isesiea be held not less than sixty
An ana not more than ninety days
ssire tie general election, which Is
4 April. OF course the Democratic
animation is equivalent to an elec-
asa ID OpeIousas- there is never any
aposition to the Democratic nomi-
Mes.
Itis probable that the Democratic
seutiYa Committee Of this city will
rs within the next few days, and
ls call for the primary.
The talk Of primaries has stirred
III Monkeys TO use an expression
n5ular but not applicable. tits known
positively that the present incumbent
Il THE Mayors ONCE, Hon. M. Hal
lbsn. ii i candidate for reelection.
And Tho rumor that DIR. B. A. Lit
m former Mayor, is a candidate for
III dice seems TO be weII-founded.
i'd considering the matter, " said
IN Doctor, when asked yesterday if
s report was correct.
And II comes from a seemingly re-
hhH source that the younger qener-
aia will have a candidate ID She
R There will be a young man
ssnted 10 the people" " said our
aGAoFity.
Fn CITY Marshal, the present in
nRhent. Mr, G. L. Hayes, is a candi- |
s He will be opposed, so politi-
agosgip goes. By Mr.. Pickens Butler |
NJ r. ]. d. Allen.
There il no talk of aldermanic can
aies yet, but it is probable that
F Yill be coming out ID the open
as soon as the Executive
.anmittee issues its call.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-23
AOresi's Auto

Clarion editor was driver
Town Tuesday in Mr.. Andres
tirle cur, Just ssreceived from
ory where it had been sent
airs 1''~ DA ''n'
aJ be incidentally mentioned
s car cost something like $500,
N aand and that the repair
s 4. 6-but it's a good car.
sion editor. on the dsv be
lted y drive cut with Mr.,
aae been seriously contem.
suicide. The world wasn't
=. right with him-and when
tloa came, he almost cried
Y. lsere I, was an opportunity
aIs Insurance for bis family!
avsth. Several burpies are
saeels, etc, but, as the ssero-
giig goes, there were no
oresl is a chaFeur
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-23
THE S0ILEAU BRAND
DESTINED TO Be
FAMOUS.

lAs Clarion spoke some wea 90
aa SOileau Brand" o
atoes, which Is canned 81 Mr.
saa Soileau, in 0peIousas. Il said
Y taat i was the best tomato On
V market and itstill maintains that
III There is nothing to compare
! i u the canned tomato line.
4 Soileau brought US some Of
product last week, together with
aad pickles canned by his can
Everything canned here seems
I iior to the foreign article, and
Y n can be no doubt of a great
NJ Ior st. Landry canned goods.
Soiieau made many thousand
Ct tomatoes this season-but
Y. can not be found ON the market
They are all sold out. He
aetesse bis capacity next year.
solleau has recently erected q
l l1lll, and will can syrup for the
he says he can furnish an.
lt article of the product.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-23
WATERWAYS DELEGATES
0peioasas WIN Be- Represented at ths Bla
CoRgsatlsa on Oelsber 80.

The Mayor aad the Progressive
League have appointed delegates to
attend the big Waterways Convention
to be held in New Orleans, beginning
on Oct. 30th and ending Nov. I'd.
The Mayor has appointed P. r.
Sandoz, 3. Z. Guilbeau and M. L.
Swords, and the Progressive League
J. " Lewis, ]. c. Lawler and Yves
Andrepont.
We understand that these delegates
nave given their promise to attend
the convention.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-10-23
~ r q Isabella Organize
Tomorrow.

MI |. y the Daughters of Isa-
~ u n a organized here tomorrow
sll - Knights of Columbus
sis. ~ y !, consisting of about
- q this city and vicinity
sBs. u r 4 the Baton Rouge Court
;sl.5l y the initiation of The mem.
sisl N .ls1te the Court here. the
axe place soon after
VS. az the Catholic
.a Members Of the Knights
4 good standing ars in
saf at the Institution
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS viii be
received by the Board OF Water supply.
IN the Office Of the Board 299 Broadway,
New York. Room $40. ninth floor until II
A. NJ on March % 1909 for the construc-
ton Of TURKEY MOUNTAIN GRADE
TUNNEL q tunnel the hydraulic
gradient Il feet high by l3i feet wide
and 400 feet long; CROToN LAKE
PRESSURE TUNNEL crossing under Gro
TON lake Il feet inside diameter. and
about 2 COO feet long. with two shafts $40
10 $50 feet in depth. hlow-oW tunnel
about 400 feet long. 0ischarging INTO Gro
ron Lake: and three sections. aSgregating
about 1000 linear feet OF cut-and-coyer
agueiuct. u feet high by IL. fest Svide in
roton-on-Fiudson. in the town OF York
town Westchester County. New York At
The above place and time the biSs viii be
rubncly opened and read. Tho award OF
Size contract II awarded viii be made as
soon thereafter as practicable The Board
reserves the right TO reject any or eli bids.
Parnphlets containing information for bid
ders form Of contract Specifications. etc,
and pamphlets OF contract drawings. can
be obtained AZ Room 1915 at the above ad-
dress by de3osting the sum Of ten dollars
fS101 foT each pamphlet or twenty dollars
500 ! for each set 10 insvre their return in
srcentable condition within thirty days
from the date which bids are 10 he
opened. For further particulars see city
JOHN A. BENsET- Commissioners
President: Of the
CHARLES y. CHADWICK. koard Of
CHARLES 4 SHAW Water Supply-
J. WALDO SMITH
chief Fnriresr.
TaoMSs HkssETT.
sesEetA<Fs
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
PHYSICAL TRAlNtNa.

PROF. LEON. l.. BOIL STUDIOS. Il9 W
I3ath school Physical Tfaining. ladies.
children. gentlemen; weight reduced. body
development guaranteed. be lroom dancing
taught: lessons, strictly private, 50. Also
fancy dancing taught.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. blue prints
and directions for constructing your own
apparatus out Of common materials; also in
st-uctions in telegrapEy. $50. Box GA. New
Haven, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
Largest Wash Dress Fabric Dept.
In the World

No Such Assorten Such Stocks Are Known Of Elsewhere
day and almost every
sell OF important
Therefore those who value exclusive
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
PROPOSALS.


SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS Will be
received by tho Board Of Water Supply,
In the Office Of the Board 299 Broadway.
New York, Room 80. ninth floor, until IL
a NJ on March 18th, 1863, Tor CONTRACT
Al for the construction OF the Waikiki
SIPHON a deep pressure tunnel in rock
l4Is feet inside diameter and about %. 400
feet long. crossing under the valley Of the
Waikiki River with six shafts from $50 to
$50 feet in depth, and adjacent grade tun-
nels. ana stretches Of plain concrete conduit
known as cut-and-cover aqueGuct. The
work IS located in the towns Of New Paltz
and Gardiner, Ulster County. New York
At the above place and time The bldg VIII
h. uubIiciy opened and read. The award
Of -he contract II awarded. viii be made
as soon thereafter as practicable. The
Board reserves thu right 10 reject any and
All bids Pamphlets containing information
fo. bidders form Of contract. specifications.
etc and pamphlets Of contract drawings,
can be obtained at Room 1915 at the above
address by depositing the sum Of ten dol
lars fSlOD for each pamphlet or twenty
dollars 500 for each set, TO insure their
Te1T,rn In arceptahle condition within thirty
DAYS from the date on which bids are 10 be
opened For further particulars see City
Record.
JOHN A BENSEL, Commissioners
President: or the
CHARLES y. CHADWICK, Ecard or
CHARLES a SHAW. wafer supply
J. WALDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer
THOMAS TIASSETT
Secretary-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
Little Children's White Serge Coats,
Ordinarily Would Sell at S5.oS,
Special 800


collar
other styles with pretty silk bTaids-2 to 3
Il nadea fntrOdu
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
PHoTo REroUcHING.

PHOTO RETOUCHING for professionals
snd anna tours . hoto and lantern slide
colorfng lessons given. Mrs. V. L. Brown.
1ss East 17Lh st.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
KD1AL BAIE LINE TRAINS.
Every Other Hour on the Even Hour.
u +.

ROYAL Blue LINZ TRAINS.
Every Other Hour on the Even Hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN lew UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON, WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH.
Leave New YORK Daily 23d St. Liby 81.
Washington. Sle-pers. -1I-5o pm 80 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor 7-50 am 500 am
Washington, Diner, PaprIor $50 am 1000 am
Washington. Diner, Parlor.j $50 am 100 nm
Washington, Parlor- .-.-.. $50 pm 200 pn
Parlor Car, New York to Richmond, Va.
Royal Ltd, - Diner, Parlor $50 pm 400 pr1
Washington, Diner, Parlor $50 pm 600 pm
Washington. Buffet, Parlor CSC pm 7.0o pm
Through Daily Trains to the West.
Chicago PittsbulrE 49,. $50 am 500 am
Chicago. Columbus. ...--. II 80 am L. 90 n n
Pittsburg. Cleveland. -.-.. so pm 400 pm
"Pittsburg Limited" ..---. $50 pm 100 pm
Gin, st. l.. Louisville. .11.50 pm 80 am
Gin. St l., Louisville. $50 am 1000 am
Gin, St. L. Louisville. -. $50 pm zoe pm
Offices. 245. 454. 1900 Broadway, Astor
House. 225 9Th ave, New York; 343 Fulton
St, BROOKLYN: West 23d ST. and Liberty ST.
After p. NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and fOll information regarding trains, etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Informatio
=. & o. r. R. 23d 81. Ter Phone Sl44-
Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
REMEDIES.
HRNY NA1[B

HRNW MA1[3
Gradually resumes its natural color when
t{Ay- ROMA IS used Guaranteed satisfRc-
tory PINT BOTTLES, $l.o0. DELIV-
Erred BAY-ROMA Co. ROOM s. z07
BROADWAY, y. Y.
THE HYDRIATIC INSTITUTE. 2o4 East
72d s.. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Strobei. Pro
prietors. Cure for all Nervous thoubles.
rheumatism. etc. by Hydrotherapy. Mas
SAGE Nauheim- NRpor-. Galvenic-. Far
adic- Electric. indicated Baths. Dry Hot
Air Treatments (haklng processl NJ 20 450'.
Electric Light Baths Physicians references.
Ladies Mornings Gentlemen Afternoons.
SUPERFLUOUS mar permanently removed;
electric needle. painlsss; consultation
free. Electr1lysis Co. East a2d II
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
PRIVATE AMBULANCEs.
OPTICIANS.

SgITP-ON CLIPS, gold hlled 5Oc. NJ
Singer Mfg. Optician. 1f6 Fulton st
Branch 1888 Madison ave, corner Tooth ST.
NJ. EIsING. OPTICIAN.-Latest and best
devices; oculists' prescriptions accurately
filled. 1922 Sd ave. near 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
PALMISTRN.

COTrNTFSS AMELIA wonderful clairvoy-
am medium: busi ness. love, marriage. in
vestrnents family troubles. everything; sue
cessful; consultation 81 3l9 west 10Th 81.
Eear Sth ave
CONSULT OMAR" Psychic. Palmist.
sundays daily. 1o-9. 3 Columbus ave,
59th 81.
HINDOO gifted Ciairvoyant: world 8 great
est palmist. 240 ". 42d st. Hours. BIZ.
IS Special appointments any time
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
MEG TD0 Information Procured

SH1@o Z on ulSaBreefnents ana CllInihSi
Cases by the Largest Bureau Of its kind
in the U. S. High Class Clients Solicited.
Quick and Satisfying Results Guaranteed.
Experienced Service Assured. Detective
Work in all branches. Hotel. Factory.
and Commercial Houses. Employees Habits
verified.
NATIONAL DETECTIVE SECRET SER
VICE AND IMPORTATION BUREAU,
119 Nassau Street, New York City.
Day Phone. 2650 CoTt. Night. 3l74 Cort.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28

Sam'l DiCkstein, Lawyer
ADVICE FREE. 90 NASSAU ST.
SUITS defended: answers prepared free.
Attorney Room 2Ol. Al Park Row. Man
haitian. evE's 80 Willow St, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
LAWYERS.

A LAWYER S ADVICE FREE
wis pTODated: al cases confidential: ex-
perienced. trustworthy. prompt Call or
write Room $50. "a Nassau st.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28

STANLEY c. FOWLER,
Lawyer. Consultation free 90 Nassau 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28

Art TIckinss-Freneh stripes and
Artistic Floral DeSsEns-Special- --.-- 2E
Art TaTstas-high art and
Oriental designs -.---........ .20-. 50
Drapery Sateeus-Immenss Variety of
Vine Floral. japanese and Conventional
Designs ...-..------.a. 10. .19-- "a
Cretounes-svsry desirable pattern and
coloring -.-. IL .12a.- IL .ZZ
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
FURNITURE.

This beautiful Dining Room
Chair-Pure Chtppendale-Solid
Mahogany-Upholstered in the
best quality leather Formerly
sold for S1S 90. now $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28

FIVE n high grade coffee. n best rice.
"a Bakers cocoa, Z, best tea; regular
value So: our price sI.I5. Free delivery
y y 4 Brooklyn. Free samples. Ham
hUrE-AInsricGn Ccrse Co. IL old slip.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
BROOKS DETECTIyE BUREAU

BROOKS DETECTIVE BUREAU
Nicholas Brooks. Inspector of Police.
New York City retired. LICENSED
BONDED Detective work in all its
branches Hotel Factory Inspecting,
Phones: 526 Cortlandt. Night, Al Morn
ingside.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

LIBERAL ADVANCES on diamonds and
tewelry speoial: l diamOnd ring for
sale. sI25 90. 9SS Sd ava
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
TEAS AND CoFFEEs.

q T7TT O New I'd hand. all sizes: easy
~ jlA n II ~ avn IS. J. Baum safe s.
06lu G9 Lock Co. es Maiden Lane.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1909-02-19
THE KIDNEYS
AND BLADDER
Relieved By This Simple
Home Mixture Which
Anyone Can Prepare

Here is n prescription that anyone
can mix at home. Any good prescrip-
ton pharmacy can supply the ingre-
dents named at little cost: being COM
rosed Of vegetable extracts. It IS HARM
less and inexpensive. Best Of all it does
its work we'll. relieving even the worst
forms Ct bladder trouble. frequent
urination. backache. kidney complaint.
and by its direct action upon the climb
native tissue Of the kidneys. makes
these most vital organs rid the blood
and system of waste matter and uric
acid which causes rheumatism.
Here It Is; try It, II YOU suffer. Fluid
Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce;
Compound Kargon. one ounce; Com
pound Syrup sarsaparilla, three ounces
Shake well in a battle and take in
teaspoonful doses after each meal and
at bedtime.
Former sufferers often state that one
weeks use shows curative results In
nearly every instance, and such emp
toms as lame back. frequent deMe tc
urinate. pain in bladder and ever
chronic rhcumatism are generally re.
lieved within a few days The pair
and swelling diminishing with eact
/ dose.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1909-02-19
Probst-Walraven.

Miss Emma Probst and Paul Wal
raven were married al st. Mary's r
c. Church on Wednesday afternoon by
the Rev T.. L. Brady. Miss Catharint
Quill was bridesmaid and Paul Wal
raven was best man. Following the
wedding n reception was held at the
home of the brides sister. Mrs. John
j. Quill. No. 526 East Fourth street.
Those present were: Mrs. Rebecca
Walraven. Mr. and Mrs. Probst. Her
man Probst. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Wal
raven. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Day
Misses Charlotte and Helen Day, Mr.
and Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs, S. Cook, Jes-
sic JENNIE. Charles Cook. Mrs Anna
Coxberry, Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Quill
William Quill. Misses Mary and
Teresa Quill. Mr.. and Mrs. Frances
Quill Mr.. and Mrs. Beohm. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gormley. Mrs Keipe ano
daughter, Misses Hanna and Margaret
Cannon. Miss May Lally, Miss Made.
line Sucker
Mr.. and Mrs. walraven will live al
No. 1901 Tulip street
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1909-02-19
SUSSEX LIKELY
TO REMAIN DRY
Several Members Regarded Of
"Wet" Sentiment Will Not
Sign For ReSubmiSSiOn

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Feb. 19-Chances OF
getting enough signers for a petition
for the resubmission of the liquor
license question TO the voters of Sus-
sex county are very slim to-day, fol-
lowing the developments of yesterday.
The petition has not been prepared
formally, but Senator Rowland and
Representatives Donoho. Bryan, Marsh
and Baylis are understood TO have
stated their willingness TO sign it.
The hitch has come over Senators
button and Drcxler and Representa-
tives Rawlins and Truitt, who have
declined 10 sign the petition. The
signatures of six Representatives and
three Senators from Sussex are neces-
sary on a petition for submission in
conformity with the Constitution.
When Representatives Rawlins and
Truitt were pressed TO agree to sign
petition yesterday they declined 10
do so.
One of the best known Democrats In
Senator buttons district called on him
yesterday afternoon and asked him to
sign the local option petition. but SEN
ator Dutton would not agree to do so.
With this condition of affairs every
indication is that the effort for resub-
mission in Sussex will fail
Meanwhile the rural New Castle
county local option bill is in the SEN
ate committee on elections Efforts will
be made to amend It in the same man
ner as was tried unsuccessfully in th'
i House when IL Is called up for fina