Lower coast gazette., 1909-06-26

18TH. on their gunDoat tAe lsla de Luz
zon, bound for d two weeks cruise to
Havana and the u ports. sundays
storm caused the boat to put INTO Port
Eads until fa!rer weather returned.
Prince Nrrmann Of Saxe-Weimar
who is heir apparent to the ducal throne
Of SaXe-Ne'mar and EIsnach and who,
incidentally, Is also a not'd bankrupt
and spfndthrltt with a rather shady
reputation is reported as intending to
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II Is reported Una the pol "eVil are
so numerous at Fort hafhe' La. that
Inc FARMERS nave plo"eo ulloer f'ost OF
Vheif colloh anu plal'Ieu cofh instead.
The Tulane Summer Normal School
opened Monday, June q. with an en-
roIlment of nearly 700. The teacher
students were addressed by DR.. Craig
head, president of Tulane and also by
Prof. Nicholas Bauer assistant super
.lntendent OF the New Orleans public
schoois.
"A movement IS on ioot TO chahge the
OF the tuberculosis camp from
81. lammahy 10 ne" orleans, the ldea
oelhg ina the hospltal "ouln De mucn
more accesslole II located IN New Vr-
leans. II IS CANNED that the sufferers
would thrive as we'll IN a hospital suit
ably located IN New Orleans as IN the
plney woods.
The District Court has declared that
the Tulane lease concerning the Bar
Street property IS null and VOID.
ne case VIII De aNeh 70 Vne supreme
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'e<co Laz'o' three Italian residents OF
jefferson ar1sh, on Monday, June a.
pought the Little uem N~lantauon' Inc
pof'hise price IS stated at S''Ooo aho
II Is Sa'o mat the pace Will De o'V'oe0
into 'hree port'ons' each ore OF the
purchaser c~'h'oc''ng d TRUCK 1afh OH
account
n ne" trace seehas 10 De ou''oihg up
between natoh I>'use anu lhe country
ooroefihg bayou Flaquem'he' al ol
WHICH HAS zee" "'sPlfeu ny 'he Compile
Clol' o1 Ihe fiaquem'hes LOCKS
The Ponce Jury OF East Baton Rouge
held a good roads conference on We'd
nesday with a representative OF the
Board OF State Engineers. The pur-
pose of the meeting was to discuss the
building Of a model good road in East
Baton Rouge. The president OF the Po-
lice Jury also discussed the matter with
Governor Sanders, who told what the
state would do, which Is to furnish the
labor the engineers ana n U. D
government experts and the part the
Police Jury is to play is to furnish the
material used and pay for the keep Of
the labor. Tha cost of the road is es-
tlmated at Sl,2OO fer mile. The parish
is deslrous OF having the road built tif-
teen miles towards ~lberville, making a
link in the New Orleans-BatOn Rouge
good road.
d. L. hhoephef' secretary of t"e LII
mlgta.loh bureau anu new LOUIS 'oss
recently ''sileu '1e HERMAN colohy az
Aqua lof lhe purpose OF coiiect''g uata
lor puolca''oi III HERMAN newspapers
IN the ehueaVer 10 secure German SET
Ilers lof houlSia'a'
N sui 10 TEST lhe colis''tu1loAal''y
OF the ia" creating the ne" PARISH o.
L'ai'se'''e was caifeu 70 tiiai l" oPe-