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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-17

Mile F.mflicnne d. Alencon. one Of the
dancers Of the Folies Eergare. Stitl
later nc tnak mp with and was mar
riei morganaticaltv tn Nine. van
Iangsndanck. whose first husband
was said tn have been Il rualhcaNer.
Hc conferred upon her the tile of Bar
uncss Vaughan and installed her ia
q handsome reSidrnc" near the royal
palace at BRUSSELS. on November II.
1906. the Baroness gave birth tn ii boy
and IL has been reported that King
Leopold entertained the idea Of MAX
ing this son his successor On the
throne.
Heir to Throae.
The legitimate heir to the throne IL
Prince Albert of Flanders. only son Of
the late Count of Flanders. brother IT,
King Leopold lie was born April Il.
1876. His elder brother. the Prince
Baldwin before mentioned. who hud
been recognized a. his uncle. King L.
opold+s heir. died at house in Erus-
sets under mysterious circumstances.
much like thos" in which the death Of
the Crown Prince Of Austria Prince
Rudolph. was involved.
Tho marrtag" "f Prince Albert to tn"
Duchess Elizabeth. third daughter OF
Duke Charles of Bavaria October e.
1900 caused great rejoicing and en-
thusiasm in Belgium When n son aud
heir presumptive to tho throne was
born. November 2. 1901, the muuifee-
tationS az pleasure in BRUSSELS showed
that the royal couple POSSESS u &tar4@
hold on the affections of tn" BEL
giaus. \ second son. Prince Charles
Was born tn the couple. October ~.
1909
Prince Albert WIS very delicate ut
thc time of. his brothers death but
h" grew up Ia be "A tall. soidierIy man.
well built and with u face inclined to
he chubby. He Is said IL b. unusrI-
ally stu1inu&. but mt the same tifnp
he il neither q recliSc nor Il book
worm. ii. has been nm extensive tray
.lrr. and has visited not only every
court In Europe. but most Of the great
c.nters of induStr. In the old world.
He made many friends in America
during his visit in 1898. when he spent
som. three months I'm making ac-
ataintancc with American institutions
aud in filling round of private SO
cial engagements at Newport and 9TH
~ ccntcrs.
Princess Albert possesses an engag-
ing disposition. She IL a great sports
woman, an excellent rider. good cy-
alist and automohilist. No dynastic
reasons entered into her marriage with
the heir To the Belgian throne. In
fact. the ducal branch Of the Bavarian
royal line is nf no particular aminencc
Since their marriage the young couple
hay. resided at the magnificent Hotel
d'Asschc. in RruSs.ls
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Contradictory Character.

Many things in his character seem
contradictory. He read everything
that came In his hand. was conScien-
tiouslS devoted to the business of state
and knew even the municipal political
affairs of every city in Belgium. yet
he delighted in gossip and scandal
and his adventures with women fur.
nisfred columns Of copy far the Euro
pean press for years.
In 1853. when II wears Of age. Leo
n.la WIS married la the Archfuthess
Marie Henrlett" nj Austria. second
daughter If the late Srchdukr Io-
sanh, palatiEe Of Hungary. The queen
sled September II. Iaa., after having
suffered for years with Il maladv ri
the heart They had one son md
three daughters The son died In 1863
NJ thu AZ" of In years. The eldest
daughter. tn. Princess Stephanie. was
married IL til. Archauke Rudolph nj
Austria. who died tragically in tile
Ny.rilng forest. Stnphanic later he
same the Countess I.nnyay, Her seq
md marriage maae King Leopold So
angry tint when she came In attend
her mothers funeral the king drove
her from beside her mothers coffin.
The second daughter, the Princess
louise. VAS married tn Philip nj SAKE
cohnrg, ana by him was So cruelty
treated. il WAS said, that she lost her
mind. At any rate she became IL men,
iaf wreck and for several years was
confined in an asylum. The th.r1
daughter. the Princess ciomintine.
was engaged Ia her cousin. thu Prince
Baldwin, who MIS- heir Ia the throne.
md Who VA killed hy an angry hus-
hand "A few lays before The date SGT
for the wedding. Then she was sail
Ferdinand of bulgaria. but that fell
through. She II nj ii very religious
rnrn 81 mind and Il has been often IA
ported that she intended To enter a
convent. still another Inflated rela-
i've III the late king MAS his only SIS,
Ter tha Empress Carlatta, tn" ~li.
w III the rnpp.t Emperor Maximiuar
II Mexico. and she has bern mentally
unbalanced since the execution ri hol
husband Ffom time IL tint iii recent
years sterIeS have been current IL til,
stf.et that King L"orolf had arrro
Triated IT. hi own use the vast for
J tune af Gnrlatta. hut whether this h,
true ur mol has never bean drfinitet,
. learned
!. King Leopold spent much of his tim,
]. in Paris and his adventures There far
{ nishsd 1an At the worst scandals tina
fwa hanaspheres have discussed fn
years. Among his fa>or3tt4< We're III.
Princes Glima<. C1en ds Msro>je HHe
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SUPPOSED HUSBAND
OF VICTIM FOUND

- Catherine. ont, De- Ii \ man
believed II lie Flvte6rr ". Sncad,
husband "f ncey Snsad, MAS f'aa,l
acre. tonight. lie is known h"r* a.
J+eHn Lae+s aad = engaged as Il dish
Washer tat Il hotel Lucas refused IL
MAX" a statement but does rot dcn>
that he j., the man, \ c}crh of lii.
hotel said that he found in Lar@ :
raoa1 several towels bearing the naH,
Snead in the corner.
When asked paint hank. Are you
Fletcher ". Snctsi%2' the man turned
G,,,lc, liz did not answer uatsl th~
question vas repeated. Then he said,
/ prefer not IL answer"
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zELAyA RESIGNS
THE PRESIDENCY

CONTINUED From Page onca
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1909-08-28
Base Ball.

Laplace was defeated last Sunday by
the fast bunch of ball tossers from Anna.
st. Charles parish, by a score of to 4
The game was Laplace's up to the
seventh inning, when a wild throw and
other errors gave the game to the visit
ors. aCotton Top Kugler was relieved
by Perilloux III the ninth inning, but the
game was lost. Tircuit, pitching for
Anna, was very effective during the
latter part of the game.
Tomorrow Laplace will play Gary
vile on the Iatter's diamond. No lover
of the national sport will think Of miss
ing this game, as Laplace and Garyville
are bitter rivals and will play for honor
if not for blood. The game viii start at
$50 and the usual admission will be
charged, which means a treat to the
local fans.
In one of best games of the season.
the Lucy team shut out the Dutch
Bayou aggregation to 0--in a ten
inning contest. Fletchinger famed %
of the heavy hitters from the bayou,
who secured two safe hits. Woods, of
the bayou boys. also pitched a good
game, whiting fifteen and allowed only
three hits.
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Prop0s de Saison.

I La semaine qui precede celle-ci a
etc Tune des plus chaudes que nous
ayons cues depuis longtemps. Pendant
quatre jours ,e meIcure enregistre
une temperature de 81 9S degrees, ex-
ceptionnelle dams notre cimat ct heu-
reusement d 'une corrte duree. En- 1896,
une temperature peu pres semblable a
dnre pendant vingtsdeux jours. mais
hors ce cas-, La periode chaude ma pas
etc de plus de quatre jours. L'ete
actuel q. dnrant tout son cours, 6t9 au
della de Ia nnoyenne en- chaieur, JUN et
Juliet ayant dspaase cette noyenne. La
tenn mparatara hralanta aies ssas.s. pre- pre-,
nniers jours de Il dern:are semaine s'est
modifiee lie jeudi ct est depuis devenue
supportable.
Les pluies quotidiennes qui faisaient
le desespoir des cultivateurs riziers
avaient cesse deux jours avant lie CON-
mencement de la periode chaude ct lie
ciel etait superbe, lie soleil regnait dams
toute sa gloire sans qu'un seul instant
lie moindre nuage ne vfnt temperer ses
rayons de feu. Ailleurs, dams toute la
partie sud-ouest du pays, la chaleur,
pendant les quatre jours de haute tenn
perature, etc plus intense qu'ici ct lie
mercure est monte a 10, 112 ct meme
113 degrees.
Les rlziers ont profile du beau temps
qui eu cours pendant les derniers
quinze lours pour sauver leurs reeoltes
compromises par les pluies continues
qni entraVaient lie travail au debut ct la
moisson rapidement avance. Malheu-
reusement. les bons prix qui avaient
cours a Iouverture du marche ne Sc
sont pas maintenus avec Iarrivee des
fortes consignations qui ont suivi la
reprise du beau temps ct il ny a que la
merchandise superieure qui commando
eAootO Ill piiA sdtisidisdDL. LIE IlI ue
Hunduras Sc vend de 50 a 1915, scion
la qualite.
Tous les riziers mont pas tenu compte
de la defense de jeter la paille dams lie
fieuve, car on en- WI qui derivait.
LIE feuve, apres avoir remonte plu-
sieurs fois. opere une baisse rapide ct
considerable qui lie ramene pres de son
plus bas niveau. sa crue prolongee a
etc dune grande aide aux cultivateurs
riziers, qui mont eu pomper que tres
peu, beaucoup meme pas du tout.
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Jean est blanc CONNIE un linge; il a
les levres pales, f9il egare.

/ q
les levres pales, feil 6gare.
-Est-ce que tn as lie cholera?
Non. non: mais la, la.
Jean montre un panier quill Went
d'ouvrir.
Quest -ce quill y Ia? Un... un... ca
davre
Tout lie monde s'avance, ct reste pc
trife.
Dams lie panier, en- effet. est un corps
| ploye en- deux, la face tournee du cote
du fond ct moiti6 perdue dams la
paille.
-C'est evident, mais qui la mis- Ia?
On va nous soupconner. II faut aller
prevenir les officers.
-C'est une bonne id6e.
On va prevenir les officers, qui aver
tissent eux- memes ladjoint de la com
mme ct viennent jeter leur regard
investigator sur lie panier criminel.
Mais Fun deux qui blanchi au milieu
des process -verbaux apres avoir promene
son cell percant sur lie cadavre, tire dou-
cement ses moustaches CRISES ct enfonce
son bras dams lie panier.
L'assistance fremit. L'officier men
continue pas moins; il prend lie cadavre
par lie bras ct lie secoue plusieurs re-
prises.
Un grognement sourd Sc fait enten-
DIRE; les demenageurs reculent.
Helm qu'est-ce que c'est dit
une voix enrouee qui semble sortir DIES
entrailles de la terre. Puis, lie cadavre
s'agite. il Sc met sur son seant, Sc dresse
sur ses pieds ct regarde fauditoire
ebahi.
Eth bien! mon gaillard. lui dit l'offi-
cier. vous n'etes done pas mort
Moi mort?... Incapable.
-Alors, qu'est-ce que vous faites Ia !?
-Je he sais rien.
-Je vous arrete CONNIE vagabond
Emile est en- effet prevenu de n'ayoir
d'autre domicile que les paniers deposes
sur la vote publique: mais il paryient a
pronver gre i. 3 asle IS IN ioar eette
raai,siiests chanhre. ses anlis en- sont seuls
cunpalfea Ii ,ess rensoye de Ii pr9ven-
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Proceedings of the
Board of School Directors
Of the Parish Of St. John the Baptist
Edgard, La. August 4, 1909.

/ The Board met this day in regular
monthly sitting with the following mem
bers present: Messrs. Dumez. Abadie
Richarme, ST. Martin and Gendron
absent. none.
| The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Moved by Mr. Abadie and seconded
by Mr.. Richarme, that aThe Meschac6b6'
be paid $3.50 per annum for publishing
proceedings, ETC., as former contract or
agreement.
The adopting of bids for school build
ings was taken up and discussed, where
upon it was moved by Mr.. Dumez, sec
onded by Mr.. Gendron and carried, that
the following resolution be adopted:
Whereas, plans and specifications
adopted at last meeting by the School
Board are found to be such as to cause
bids to be in excess of the amount
agreed to be paid by this Board. no bids
being received for that amount, there
fore.
Be it now resolved by the School
Board of st. John parish, in regular ses-
sion convened, that said plans and spe-
cifications be rejected and all action
thereupon recinded and also all bids
received be rejected.
Roll call resulted in the following:
for, ST. Martin, Dumez. Gendron, Aba
die, Cassagne and Richarme: against,
none.
Moved by Mr.. Abadie, seconded by
MIR. Dumez and carried. that Mr.. j.
Chas. Valadie be paid $50 for profes-
siopal services rendered the Board.
Moved by Mr.. Richarme. seconded by
Mr.. Cassagne and carried, that com
mittee Of four, the Superintendent. the
President, Messrs. Dumez and Richarme,
be appointed to consult with architects
and secure plans and specifications for
our specific needs, and to advertise for
bids for same.
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned.
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Notice to Teachers.

Office of the Parish Superintendent of
Education of the Parish of st. John
the Baptist, Edgard, La, August 1,
1909.
Notice is hereby given that the exam
ination of applicants to teach the white
and negro schools viii be held in the
town of Edgard. August 26, 81, 2S, 1909.
Applicants will please report at the
Courthouse, at o'clock a. m., on each
of the days set forth for examination.
Teachers who have been teaching
without certificate or with provision
al certificate, must provide themselves
now with certificate.
Teachers whose certificates have ex-
pired must appear for examination. No
provisional or extended certificates viii
be granted. Applicants will come pre-
pared with writing materials and with
the examination fee of one dollar.
Persons desiring a certificate of elleg-
ibility to the office of the parish super
intendency, shall report to the office of
the parish Superintendent on August
2S. 1909.
BY order of the State Board of Edu-
cation.
A. c. BERNARD.
Parish Superintendent of Schools.
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Moved by Mr.. Cassagne and seconded
by Mr.. Dumez, that minutes of last
meeting be adopted.
Moved by Mr.. Dumez and seconded
by Mr.. Abadie, that Mr.. Cassagne be
appointed as committee of one to
confer with Mr.. Chas. Lasseigne con-
corning the contract for publishing pro-
ceedings, etc, of the School Board.
Moved by Mr.. Dumez and seconded
by MIR. Abadie and carried, that the
lowest bidder, Mr.. A. w. Stewart, be
accepted as contractor for buildings
advertised.
Vote taken resulted as follows: for,
Abadie, Cassagne, Dumez, Richarme and
st. Mantin; against. none.
Moved by Mr.. Richarme, seconded by
Mr.. Abadie and carried. that Mr.. Guar
dia be refunded $40 for error made in
forwarding amount in cash book.
Moved by Mr.. Dumez. seconded by
Mr.. Richarme and carried, that sundry
bills be approved.
Moved by Mr.. Richarme. seconded by
Mr.. Dumez and carried, that the meet
ing adjourns.
CHAS. ST.. MARTIN,
A true copy: President.
A. G. BERNARD,
Gao
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tes du projet quill preconise avec tant

tes du projet quill preconise avec tant
d'arde Or.
Dams son adresse, M. Berthelot dit
que la question de la largeur du chemin
a construire devait inquieter aucun pro-
prietaire don't lie chemin est de la lar
geur prescrite par la loi, Ger la largeur
requise ne serait pas au della de vingt-
six pieds. La condition fanciere de la
paroisse etant excellente, une take addi-
tionnelle ne serait pas necessaire. LIE
capital requis sera obtenu de la yente de
scrip de paroisse Les subscriptions des
membres de association. auxquelles
sera alonte lie montant ordinairement
alloue chaque aimee par la paroisse
pour l'entretien des routes, suffiront
implement pour maintenlr les nouvelles
routes Ell boune condition. Dams de
pareilles conditions, on ne s'attend a
rencontrer aucune objection d la cons
truction de routes solides ct lie comite
espere que chaque bon citoyen de la
paroisse Sc joindra au bon movement
ct aidera a assurer son prompt success.
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Les Ronnes Routes.

La grande question du jour st.
Jean -Baptiste, actuellement, est celle
des bonnes routes. Ceux qui s'y inte-
resent. ct lis sont nombreux. sont tres
actifs dams les efforts qu'ils font pour
assurer la realisation de leur proiet. A
la derniere seanee du jury de police, les
delegues de la paroisse La convention
de Baton Rouge ont soumis a ce corps I'M
rapport qui a etc accompagne de paro-
les proaoncees par le juge Edrington ct
du sheriff Rerthelot ct qui ont excite un
vif enthousiasme parmi les citoyens pre-
sents. Tn comite, compose de tous les
memhres du iury de police ct de
cltoyens marqnants. etc forme dams lie
but d'agiter le projet dams toute Ia pa
roisse ct de former une association nom-
breuse. lie seeretaire du jury de police
2 ete requls de communiqner avec le
gouvernenr Sanders ct d assurer pos;ti.
vement de la presence lei de Son Excel.
ience lie septembre. date propice 4
cause de la reunion du jury de police ce
lour-la. LIE gouverneur, nous dit.on, a
formellement promi quill viendrait pour
exphquer les avantages qui resulteraient
dun syteme de routes praticables en-
tout temps. Tous les citoyens de la
paroisse sont invites a Sc rendre ce Jour
. Ia maison de cour pour ecouter lie
gouverneur ct discuter avec lui les meri-
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Deces.

LIE mercredi 25 aoflt est decede, a la
Nouvelle- Orleans. a midi, NJ. Etlenne
Albert Vicknair, age de Is ans ct 26
jours, natif de la paroisse Ascension ct
bien connu lei. NJ. Vicknair await subj
une operation ct est mort presque sous
lie couteau Ses funerailles ont eu lieu
a fEgise st. Pierre lie lendemain 2
heures de fapres- midi au milieu dun
grand coucours de parents ct d'amis.
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Concert ct Bal.

Cest samedi proclaim, lie 4 septembre,
que donue la st. John Mutual Associa-
ton. q son local, q Edgard, un grand
concert ct bal son benetice. LIE con
cert commencera a s heures .du soir ct
sera suivi du bal. LIE prix d'entree pour
concert ne sera que de 25 cents, siages
reserves, s5 cents, ct 10 cents pour les
enfants.
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Dance.

ce soir. q la sale du New Sugar Belt
Club, il Y aura I'M dance donne par lie
Merry Widow Club. 81 le temps ne
Went pas contrarier ce sera sans doute
une loyeuse reunion. car de nombreuses
invitations ont etc lancees pour cette
fete.
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Secretary
Not What They Seemed.

"Your goose is cooked" cried one
of two speakers And your cake is
dough-" retorted the other. But they
were not enemies recriminating with
joy at each others misfortunes; they
were merely two friendly cooks COM
pairing notes of progress.
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les agnis. -
Ponrquoi ny uaa.Ions nous pas
un petit yerre de kirsch
LIE verre de kirsch nest pas de-
daigner, respondent les amis tout dune
voix.
Emile a une autre idee:
Rien he pousse a la digestion COM
me l'absinthe. Pourquoi ne prendrions-
nous pas rabsinthe ?
Nous navons pas d'objection contre
cette iqueur, ajoute lie cheur des bons
vivants.
De bi6re en- eau-de-v vie, d'eau- -de-v vie
en- kirsch. de kirsch en- absinthe, les
amis avaient creuse un trou englou-
tir une cave enti6re Emile he Sc tenait
plus sur ses jambes: il cherchait dis
pute aux murailles ct s'endormait sur
toutes les bornes.
Allons done, lui disaient ses COM
pagnes, soutiens-toi done un peu. La
terre ne tremble pas tant cue ca.
Mais lis avaient beau dire, Emile
s'endormait de plus en- plus: il devenait
incapable de METRE lie pied gauche de-
want lie pied droit.
Quail lons-nous en- faire Sc d.
rent-ils.
L'un d'eux avise une porte cochere
pres de laquelle on await depos6 des
paniers de Encouragement.
-Mettons-le la-dedans; il y dormira
CONNIE dams son lit.
-Cest une idee; emballons-le.
On prend Emile par les quatre men,
bres, on le place doaillettement sur La
paille dams lie panier.
-Bonsoir, tonne a vim dit lie plus
avine de tous. II rabaisse lie couvercle
du panier. lie ferme avec une .cheville ct
les buveurs s,eloignent, contents d'eux
memes CONNIE des gems qui ont rempi
tous leurs devoirs d'amitie
Au bout dune heure, les demenageurs
reviennent ct reprennent ieur travail: ON
remplit le panier 'ustensilss de m6nage
Tn des travailleurs veut prendre lie
panier on dort Emile. mais lie poid lui
fait faire une rehexion
ITEMS. Sc dit-il. celui-ci est deja
rempi; il faut le placer sur La voiture.
On lie laisse en- effet, bientot les au-
tres lie suivent ct, la voiture Gtant char
gee, on part pour Garyville.
Metre ivrogne dormait profondement
dams son panier.
A Garyville, ON decharge la voiture
ct fon Sc met en- devoir de wider les
paniers. Tout coup, I'm des demena-
genrs .pousse un cri de terreur.
Tout lie monde Sc retourne:
Qua tn done, jean.
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Edgard, La, Aug. Is. 1909.

The School Board met to-day in spe-
cial session with the following members
present: Messrs. St. Martin, Dumez,
Cassagne. Abadie and Richarme: absent.
Mr.. Gendron.
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settino Hard Task for Cat.

Two little boys, talking together one
day-English boys these-were heard
to remark that their mothers cat had
again had kittens. "Oh, she is a
champion layer" said one, to which
the other replied; I wish some day
she would lay tadpoles!" these being
the particular joy of his heart at that
moment
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WANTED.

A BUILDING SUFFICIENTLY LARGE,
to be used as school room for one of the
grades of the Reserve School. Building must
be in thesR Reserve neighborhood. Building to
be rented for school purposes till the erection
and completion of the new school
Address A. c. BERNARD,
superintendent Public Education.
Raservp ( a
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received by the Beard
of School Directors Of the parish of St John
the Baptist, at their Office at Edgard. La. on
August 4, 1909, for the erection Of School
Buildings as per plans and specifications in
the office of j. Chas. Valadi- SO Hennen
Building. New Orleans La. Plans and speci-
fieations will be on exhibit beginning Mon
day. July 20. 1909.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
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For Sale, Cheap.

A No. NEW GASOLINE LAUNCH.
III. p Gray Motor. on account of departure.
Suitable for Ferry purposes.
Address WILLIAM TURCOrTE,
Lucy P. O, La.
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I'm negre Sc nommant W. S. Wade
est arrive mardi dernier de Pine Bluff,
Ark, Monroe ct achete aussitot dams
M magasin de eette vile un fusil deux
cannons ct me provision de cartouches
quill await demandees chargees avec des
ehevrotines, mais gu 'heureusement par
erreur un commits lui seryies chargees
petit plonb. Ainsi arme, Wade s'est
poste dams un corridor ct ouvert lie feu
sur les PEASANTS. En- peu de temps il
await biesse vingt-six personnes ban-
ches ct trois noirs don't quelques -unes
tres s6riensement. Les citoyens de la
vile. s'armant de tontes armes.ont reus-
81. apres une tongue fusislade. tuer ce
monstra IN animait sans doute I'M desir
de vengeance de la mort de deux noirs
venant dn meme endroit que lui ct tues
Ia senaine precedente. Son eadavre
fut pendu en pleine rue ct apres que lie
coroner l'eut examine ct dresse son pro-
ces- verbal il fut transporte sur un ter
rain vacant, d6pose sur un bacher ct
brnle.
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F0,. Sale.

ONE PUMP WITH 10 INCH SUCTION
and 8 inch discharge, in good order with
pipes. Win sell cheap. Address to
PAUE A. CAILLET,
Edgard, La
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A good opportunity of doing business il
you don't advertise in The Meschacebe
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For Sale.

A FINE PROPERTY situated in the sixth
ward of this parish next to Mrs. C. Chauf,
near Garyville. Apply at this office or to
MRS. JOHN DOHERCG.
4539 Laurel St. New Orleans.
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