The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-11-20

'"ie' mere was about 800 in a tate
,i'oheS-sack put away behind the =
ooohS' put was not molested Sever cad
81 people nearby heard the explo- =
'ioh' Dut as the Standard Oil Com =,
pany mas been dynamiting for sever 49,
~ Gays nearby no one thought any, >
'hing Of hearing the report. was
Farmer and Wife Dead inc
Daclise Hebert, a well-to-do farm
e. ana MS wife Of Abbevlle are dead =
- lhe result Of ptomaine poisoning, n
hoiioWinS the eating of a warmed -
over crap and oyster gumbo. The L
gumpo formed the principal part of dea,
eile meal az supper, and shortly after lane
partaklng Of it the enuree family was 81 G
TAKEN violently ILL., Medical aid was will
- - IMPLY summoned, but Mr.. and duri
-hi' iieoert' VINO were nearly sixty Com
years of age, died in a few hours. r.
but finally nauia5 u1'pei"'e'S ILL., chot
offic
Card Game Ends in Tragedy. G.
omahge Newman was shot and Mia
mortally wounded by d. l.. Ward, retir
near Wlnn5boro. Both men were hf
drinking and quarreled over a game T.
OF cards. Mrs. Newman was also of :
shot, but not Intentionally. She was ro,se
standing in the way of a stray shot. -,
She Observation-Disclosures aoita oiioiaa
Newman diod fror, 49, ,. lutio
wounds po+b NO, ona noo inter
Newman halls from Texas and Ward 1t
from Mississippi S2OO
New
Parishes Will Continue Road. work
Steps Will be taken to have ar ~
rangements completed for the con- addr
sna's. W ne io'o ~" oeiiis puli' Pole
from Baton Rouge, after it reaches rafar
the parish line and enters into AS
cension parish, sixteen miles to the VI
southeast of Baton Rouge at Hope pahy
Villa. The parishes adjoining will lahol
be ready to take up their share of Will
the work when the road reaches 1t
them. Hitcl
assis
Two Occasions Draw Crowds.
In addition to the presence of Gov.
Draper and the party from Masschu- 'ion
setts at Patton Romeo for tho mr. gar
pose of unveiling the Massachusetts Th
Monument in the National Cemetery Kinc
Monday morning, there was a large comp
crowd there from Opelousas for the prodl
purpose of presenting the silver SER ictns
vice presented Dy Lie lOWu Oh Ope- TT
ousas 70 the oyster commission boat the
Ihe opeiouodo. was
Drilling Operations Begin. acces
Tho O,l, Ridoa al comn,nv has Judso
received its first carload of pipe, &C.
which is being carried to the field ed c.
near Goodbe station on the Baton Confe
,ouge Hammond and Eastern Rail- sessio
Dad where the derrick has already Vicks
,een completed, and where the ma A,
hinery is being installed. 1t is millio
hoEght that this week will witness suit
he beginning of drilling operations. A,
Train Schedule Poor. .i
The Baton Rouge, Hammond and Aiuah
eastern Railroad continues to give eiio.
he travelling public cause for COM ialail
,laint, for its trains are from quar- Wi
er of an hour to an hour and a ally {
alf late between Hammond and Bat Annie
IN Rouge nearly every day. The lynch'
chedule for the forty-seven miles is Cha
hree and a half hours. from
Sweet Potato Crop Banner One. ll"nt
At Voorhies the farmers are dig iiei,
,.,,oo+ ,,ototoos and tho biggest n. j..
| 49, 1;r,, nil bo rooietarad autho
Or years Most Of the farmers have Ihr
,ore corn than they need, while in injure
revi,us wear, thev have had to buy. York.
[anv small farmers are making pas Two
lres and are going to raise tnelr struck
wn cattle Cotton STALKS are oeins Tampa
ut and burned. cinn
White Convict Escapes. polo,
D.n Schwartzenbere a young ther-ir
,J,o tO |
entiary from Rapides parish in Mrs
ay, 1908, to serve two year SEN at her
nee for larceny, made his escape a stru,
ON the state farm near Jeanerette, Edu
a. pushed
Truck for Northern Markets. uro"n
The Truck Growers Association All
New Iberia held protracted and advano
terestng meeting at which plans makfn
ere laid for the coming year and Bish
e situation Of crops for the Nortn- Mempf
n markets discussed Episco
called
oollh '.''"' :, ,o,o Eliot,
Near Napo'eoi ro.d than t
- ioau i III, ~; ,ifo day, n
strlct Oh ~ pai IT. - ~ extinct
plancon had been in charge OF the
ad machine for several years 10 ING
. f ~ na,ish Indies
.- aged b
Address on Women's Suffrage. Two
Miss Kate Gordon of New Ut ora, K;
,ns addressed an audience COM ly capt
sed of both ladies and gentlemen, self WI
Rnston, on womans suffrage. sible.
-- ~. A sc
Judge CouVlllon' ~ 'n"i ,I-,oa bank
and Jury at Marksville, condemned cond ii
a present jury system of Loulslah" ier and
4 declared against the pardonihs whom s
wer and the right to appeal IN hir,
minal cases after conviction.
-- dure II
Woman Hurt. probabl
,,ouooaes constantin met judges
+, an accident at Lafayette, as A pc
,ult of which she lost her left hanu' States
zen she tried to crawl under OF Cha
. 80 eo+ oars lust as Mrs. Con- ''ice XII