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Continuance of Revolution.

IutiOniSt cause IN the StTngSle TOT JUS
tice.
Continuance of Revolution
This telegram contains the hrst
authoritative statement that the rev
dictionary party VIII not ACCEPT as
president OF Nicaragua anyone who
has any afiliation with Zeleya
The selection Of either Msdriz OF
Iries for this position, therefore,
means a continuance Of the revolu-
ton with all Of the energy and efrec-
tive az the command Of the Estrada
party.
Late kilograms recsived at the state
department. from Nicaragua are TO the
effect that the national assembly Ct
Nicaragua has been instructed by ze-
lava to elect Madriz a. President and
Irias 10 the chief command Of the
army. This. everywhere IN Nicaragua
Is regarded as a move 10 continue re-
laya ~ the dominant figure IN the
state.
An omcisl dispatch from Managua
shows that considerable hostility "
being displayed against the American
consulate there By Zelsys's followers.
Petty annoysncss such ss abusive
sansuazs and daily threats are Of
constant occurrence. but nc actual
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-21

A Gas Reading Lamp is q very
suitable gift for Christmas. See Nj.
Marshall "a
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Names stamped In gold on Bibles,
Purses. etc. at Palmer's, 127 T..
Queen 81. IS
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HAMPTON. PHOEBUS AND OLD POINT Continued.

Headquarters for Waterman's Foun-
tain Pens. at Palmer's, i91 +. Queen
ST. Is.
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iran Christmas Tree Holders. a
palmeYs, ~ z. Queen 81 ~
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"ThE NORTH POLE"

We did not discover, but have dis
covered THE BEST WINES AND
LIQUORS For The LEAST MONEY.
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MAKES NO DIFFERENCE

Continued from First Page.)
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OLD RELIABLEs,

>. a. FULLER q SON. Cut Rate
Family stors. Nos. 2 ard : Nal.
lory street, Phoeovs, Va
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-BEST CREAM. 4Oc PER
quart: milk, 10 cents per quart
also good schum milk. Delivered
twice daily. F. $. CURTIS, Lee
street Phone 222.
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Resolution in Houses

violence up to this time has been at
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-21

lutionist cause in the struggle for Jus
tice.
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Space prohibits Our Many oFers'
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06
Notice.

! am applying for = pardon.
tsiyned) JIM GOODIRON.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06
Notice is Hereby Given to All
Whom it Nav Concern.

In accordance with Section Of Act 277 Of 1858,
that the undersigned are the owners O: the
following described property:
That said premises have been posted BY signs
conspicuously warning against hunting on said
premises. and hunting and shooting as well rs
trcspassing on said premises is hereby prohibited.
notice Of this fact being given BY publication in
the Official Journal in the Parish Of Piaquemincs.
in which said lands are situated. Said hands are
located in Cubitts Gap on the East Bank Ct the
Mississippi River, South Of Main Pass and North
CT Pass a LoU,rc and are more fully described as
f~olIows:-
The N. ". IL of the N. ". ii; the S.. Z. ii:
the s.. l2 Of the N. Z. ii and the n. W. ii OF the
N. +. ii of Sec. 10. I. q S. K. ~ Z. All Of Sec.
8 except the s. - Of the S. Z. Il. s. w. ii and
s. l2 of the N. W. IA OK Sec. i. The W. 10 and
the s. f. Ii and the s. - Of the n. f. ii Of Sec.
8. TIE ". L. Of Sec. 10. All in T. q S. Z. 20 L.
in tire S. f. District of Louisiana f. Of the Missis.
sipri River.
All hunters and ,rappcrs are very respectfully
requested to refrain from hunting Or trespassinr
on sud property ard notice is further given that
said premises are in charge of competent wardcns
who arc instructed 10 report Ill violations Of
the law.
J. C. WENCK.
DELTA DUCK CLUB.
WIN. y. GRANT.
Secretary
le-23-30- NIB.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06

Sr"a.hitt coun,y, kcD.Hcky. the
acene CT bloody feuGs. is in tco.D!e
@gain and the soldiers we're called out
to prevent q clash between the oppos-
ing factions on November 2, during the
election Of circuit Judge.
One Of the political balls set rolling
by the recent Waterways trip down
the Mississippi River was the launch
ing Of the name of Ex-Governor. D. r.
Francis of Missouri for the Demo-
cratic nomination at the next pres'den-
tlal election, which proposition was
made by the Governor Of Nebraska.
Twelve men were killed near Johns
town. Pennsylvania, in the coal mine Of
the Cambria Steel Co.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06
A ~ContemDtible Act.

Where vicousness and ignorance in
small minorities have to be dealt with
in an organization of wage earners for
mutual benefit, the leaders have no
easy task to keep such from hav-
ing it's good name tainted by the self
ish minority, who lie awake nights
working overtime to bring discredit on
the association from which they derive
their support, simply to, if possible,
humiliate its officers and leaders. The
foregoing statement is made ~advisedly
after reading a marked copy Of the
New Orleans Picayune of October -,
that four of the fifty, more or less, of
bar pilots at the port of New Orleans
have brought a slanderous action in the
courts of that city against the leader
of the New Orleans Branch Pilots AS
ISOLATION, having for its object the dis
crediting of that gentleman at a time
when he and all other loyal pilots Of
the port were working in convention
with pilots of other localities for their
mutual interests as we'll as all the bar
pilots Of the United States. Bringing
the case into court at this time was
sufficient evidence that it's intention
is malice, and its result will be a
boomerang to the instigators of it.
What is thought of the manager Of
the New Orleans Pilots Association by
the Mayor of that city was stated in
his address OF welcome at the banquet
the ID {the day after these charges
were made). and is printed in full else
where in this issue. Of the organiza-
ton in general, Mayor Behrman ex-
presses himself as follows: 1.-The New
Orleans Pilots Association is composed
of a class Of men that the people Of
this state are proud to own, and l
reckon them among the best citizens
of the State" after which he paid a
high tribute to the leader, who is the
subject of the attack referred to
above.
The writer has personal friends in
some of the older members Of the New
Orleans bar pilots of over thirty years
standing, and we know the members as
a whole to be men of whom, as Mayor
Behrman says, their State is proud
We have known their families and the
care and attention their children have
received in their rearing and education
would put to blush many g man of
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice

ITCII(O
Hunting ard .resspaSsing on the Union plaEta-
tip9, Sd ward, is not allowed and LEGAL prosecution
VII! follow violations hereof. Nc one ia$permittej
t, pass through, or upon the outlet canal on said
plantation.
JULES 3. SAVOIE
Manager Union Plantation.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06
Proceedings OF the Board of Conn
rniSSiOners Tor tire Lake Borgne
Basin icvec District,

New Orleans La, Oct. -, 1909.
The Board Of Commissioners for the
Lake Borgne Basin Levee District met
this day in regular session with the
following members present: John Dy-
mond, president; Commissioner Bourg,
Inspectors Leopold and Nunez, Engi-
neer Monget and Attorney John by
m0Ad Jr.
The minutes of the last meeting We're
read and on motion duly seconded were
approved.
On motion Of Commissioner Bourg,
duly seconded, the following resolution
was adopted
Resolved, that for tie better protec-
ton Of the public levees in this district,
the Inspectors shall and are hereby
directed to maintain a clear BERN tif-
teen feet in width on the river side of
the levees and to maintain a like clear
perm of fifteen feet in width on the
land side; and where it may seem de-
sirable these clear widths may be ill.,
creased to twenty-five feet, with the
approval Of the local Commissioner.
On motion Of MIR. Bourg, duly sec
GUIDED, it was resolved that Engineer
Monget be instructed to visit the Ar
mold Cosse levee, in company with In
spector Leopold, with a view of ascer-
tanning whether Or not it will be posi-
bic for the state to build this levee this
year.
On motion Of Commission Bourg,
duly seconded, Inspector Leopold Was
instructed to build a revetnent on St.
Sophie settlement levee and; to dig in
let and outlet canal, at Woodlawn, to
drain barrow pits.
On motion Of Commissioner Bourg,
duly seconded, Attorney Dymond was
instructed to commence foreclosure
proceedings in behalf of this Board to
force collection Of certain mortgage
notes, now past due, given this Board
by George H. Randolph.
:. inspectors Leopold and Nunez sub
Titted their reports showing conditions
in their respective sections Of the Dis
trict.
The Secretary read a detailed state
ment of fourteen warrent5, Nos. 2o75
to 1888, both inclusive, aggregating the
sum Of S2S22S. 81, and on motion duly
seconded the payments were approved.
The Secretary submitted his report
as follows:-
Apparent balance at last
! report 5000 81
Receipts since last re-
port: %Plaquemines 50 z
s6OS7 So
Fourteen warrants since
last report 2S23 81
Apparent balance $33258 70
There being no further business the
Board adjourned.
FERNANDO ESTOPINAL,
Secretary Board Of Commits
sioners for the Lake Borgne
Basin Levee District.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06
If solid hanDlueSs We prize.

If solid happiness We prize,
Within oar breast this jewel lies,
And they are fools who roam:
The world has nothing to be5toW;
From Il own selves ourjovs mustAow
And that dear hut-our home.
-COTTON.
Behold the leaves on Hill and dale
Brave veterans Of September's gale;
Oct0ber's victims scared and brown,
Whiriing and circling seek the ground.
Many a five cent cigar wears a band
fit for a two for-a-Quartcr smoke.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06
Notice..

No hunting Or trapping is allowed on Harlem
Plantation.
HASPEL G. DAVIS.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06

prominence that has never been obliged
. work ,cr q living, Of course, We Go
no. mean the ignorant and vicious eIe-
mcnt that will be found in this as viii
as in most all such organizations, but
thanks to the leveiing of humanity,
they are not il large numbers. The
case referred to will, az such cases
usually do, end in defeat for the or
;ginators Of it. -New York Marine
ournal, Oct. %.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06
GENERAL. NEWS.

Of Tabasc0, Mexico, ccslltcn II "'@s'
a,irg flood, destroying 72'"N "or11 u
properly $40
famine" Ho''S
TUESDAY NisAr w. w. .,n.oa
the oPen'ih u NV r,, ,o;oc
IN Ne" ''''''S' no,n,
5"'e ""'
r,a ~
daJ'f uf',tA' -, w. ~ w. wos nrn
''1A'''' ,m..r, of ~.
No~,b.,c Armv
Judgment amounting 'o@t''' W. ''I ~,
been entered agalnat III" security VI"
Go. and The Navarro refining No.' VINO
confessed III the HI5tr'ct court u rex
a. AUSTIN u ha'hR 'H'e'F'' "'''
biae in violation Oh inc !ea"' anu" >~
laws. The CONT "I'l at once t''P"'r
forfeiture OF cii@f1e'' ana pr " "
CLUSTERS from lNe sI%I".
Nississirni's sixth annual statc fair
u,,a on.ped =, Jackson on Oct. 6.
Forest fires ger" N>gl"6 - week IN
the southern part q the pa.Eh o. st.
Helena, destroying cons'd"ra'te tfnher
land.
"A truck ana lfu!I growers "s',"'
has been eStao'iSfeu III AdAe 0N'L''''
La
The oyster canncry Of Lopez. Dunbar
and Dukate at Morgan City will no. be
onerated this season. owing to the in
ability to secure a sufficient supply CT
oysters caused Il Is 'dr"' ~
ruling or the oyster co"''''''S''i WIZ
cerning dreog'ns oysters anu "'7' ~
1he iact mat 'A7' yea "e
ond u,oro nna,,o n secure i. Last
...sor this ~caoring factory consumed
o,or 1or nm bsrroIv Of ~ovs+ers and also
.overa, tbo,,ssod cases Of shrimp.
The U. 5. Treasury dehclt TOT the
IL" - ''' sao ono ooo a,. 4hn
iN
""'
Collector Loeb Of the New York Gus
tom House. has promised immunity
from prosecution and discharge to the
four weighers who turned United States
evidence in the recent graft and short
weight revelations in the New York
custom house.
c,, u,rso,or of.1onr
~ Wna.ht = boLo, :, Now Or,s,rc
r was tried and found guilty Of murder
and sentenced to hang.
Tho Now or,o,rs c,,sto,o house r.
-. c..-,.. e.. ~. eu,.
N" as;,o r. norn,;t
the entry of goods under the old tariff
law, the new one going into effect on
NOV l.
Dr.. Sidney D. Porter, chief state
medical inspector, is sending out a
pamphlet to all the physicians in Louis
'as'a ash'''s 'hef" u 'ep',' "' "''.'
W p.A.s'a 'a:e' "''s
.'e s'A.e '"e '''e"Se ""' 'eao".'' ~
Nne us".' u W" p"S's"' e
. state will be taken up at the next gen
eral conference Of the state doctors,
which is scheduled for New Orleans
sometime in the early summer.
some twenty OF shreveport Id $
neal Deer aea'ers are 10" sei'A's
nme on UaoooS prospective gooa ROADS,
ha''ns oeea sentenced LOT violating 'ne
pton'D''''n Jaw
frost was reported rom Nof'h
A'ou's'ana Oae h'gh' Oh oc'' o.
John D. Rockefeller has given ST.
600, 900 to be used in fighting the hook
worm disease. The fund will be dis
pensed by a national commission.
o,,... An.ousu. 80 ruu,o.a sou
.or.a hou n..o.;.ns No. r,.ao
rick A. Cook and expresses absolute
confidence in his polar discoveries.
m.r -,
r.." NC" .a.'a 10. % 'a,u n''
80. .'pc p"''e"S "'iu' 'ns
90" s ".'"''u i'cl' 90 pei 'e''
w = RSA IA "a W lilSSuitSCSs
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06
Notice.

Arthur A, Lee Of Daisy p. o., LII. caught the
skitf described below during the storm. Made of
20 #. long. I #. beam, 6 #. across stern.
. pair Of oars, skiF painted black.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06
Judgment.

29th Judicial District Court, Parish of Plaque
mines-Mrs. Dorestine Regqio. wife of Simeon
Raphael Mathe VS.. Simeon Raphael Mathe. her
husband-No. 762.
This case came on regularly fixed for trial. Pres
ent-Oliver s. Livaudais, Attorney for Plaintiff:
Mrs. Dorestine Reggie, wife Of Simeon Raphael
Mathe. Defendant Simeon Raphael Mathe.
absent and not represented.
When after hearing, the law and the evidence
being in favor of Plaintiff and against Defendant.
1t is ordered. adjudged and decreed that there
be judgment in favor Of Plaintiff Mrs. Dorestire
Reggie. wife Of Simeon Raphael Mathe, and
against defendant Simeon Raphael Mathe. her
husband. decreeing a dissolution of the commun
ity Of acquets and gains heretofore existing be-
tween them. and a separation of property be-
tween the said Plaintiff and DEPENDENT. and
1t is further ordered. adjudged and decrecd that
there be Judgment in favor Of Plaintiff Mrs
Dorestine Reggie, wife Of Simeon Raphael Mathe.
in the full sum of Ten Thousand Dallars $50, 900
with legal interest from judicial demand. with
recognition of Plaintiff lien and privilege on all
the property belonging to said DEPENDENT by
priority and preference over all other claims in
accordance with her Marrige Contract. and more
particularly, on the following described property.
to-wit:
A certain portion or tract of land estab- .
lshed IS a sugar plantation. situated on
the Left Bank of the Mississippi River. at
about twenty-five miles from the city of
New Orleans. measuring twenty and a
half arpents front on said Mississippi
River by the ordinary depth Of forty ar
pents less twenty feet front on said river
erected q brick building to the United
States. boudded on the upper line by the
plantation Of Alexander Rose formerly
Mariana Ribas and on the lower side by
the plantation Louise Olivier & Company,
together with dwelling Souse, out houses.
cabins. engines, stables ard other i'm
provement thereof. and all the appurten-
ances. the cattle. horses, oxen. mules. and
agricultural implements thereunto belong
ing or in anywise appertaining.
Being the same property acquired by
Simeon Mathe from Jules Delery. on the
Goth day of August, 1868. by Act passed
before Robert j. ker, notary public, in
the city of New Orleans. recorded in the
Parish Of p~laquernincs on the eth day Of
September. 1868. in Book II of Convey
ances P /.
And it is further ordered that Defendant pay
all cost of these proceedings.
Judgment read. rendered and signed in oper
Courty this Sth day Of October. 1903.
r. EMMETT HINGLE,
Judge
! A true copy. iSeaIl
GEO. v. GROLEAU.
Deputy Clerk Of Court.
| -lssa-SG- N-ell3- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06
TO The Public.

Special notice is hereby given that no hunting
vii! be allowed upon the property of this Company
by order Of the President.
STELLA PLANTING & MIC. CO.,
p. BRAHT,
Manager.
Dalc0ur. La. Sept. !. 1863.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06
Notice to Hunters.

The SheriE's Office has received Numerous re-
quests for huting licenses. Unless the age, color
and nativity is given the license can not be issued.
FRANK G.. MEYERS.
Sheriff of the Parish of Plaquemines.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06

the timber owners to erect saw mills
and work up the failed timber. Two
will be put in operation near Covlngton.
Recent reports are that King George
of Greece will be deposed, which he is
said to prefer to abdicating, as the de-
posing will probably be accompanied by
financial provision Of some sort.
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and
Virginia, elected governors and full
state tickets last Tuesday, New Jersey
elected a legislature, Pennsylvania a
state Treasurer, auditor general and
judge Of the Supreme Court and Ne
braska elected two Justices of the Su-
preme Court.
1t is confidently expected that when
congress convenes an Investigation of
the New York Customs grafters will
be ordered
Pickpockets are said to have gotten
in their fine work in Vicksburg, Miss.
on the day the town was visited by the
president.
The foreign trade committee of the
Merchants and Manufacturers Commit
tee Of the New Orleans Progressive
Union is sending invitations to- the
merchants of Mexico, Cuba, Porto Rico
and all the central American republics
to come to New Orleans and do their
shopping, the invitation being written
IN the Spanish language. The invita-.
ton extends over a period of six
months, October |, 1909 to March 81,
1910 and promises a refund of half the
money expended on the ocean passage
to those who buy from 81, 900 to So, 900
worth of goods from local merchants
and those buying over So, 200 worth of
material will have their round trip pas
sage paid.
Race horses from Missouri, Okla
homa and Texas reached Shreveport to
participate in the races during the
course Of the State Fair there.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06
Notice.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that no
at Greenwood nor on the property leased by me
to Mr.. Joseph Meyer, under penalty Of law.
DIR. E. J. RODRIGUEZ.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-11-06
Notice

The public is hereby notified that have bought
Baldo Biskup. and that neither | Or the above
property. will be responsible for his debts.
MATEO S. MALETTA.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-12
SENATE CAN
OVERRIDE ANY
Of STATELAWS
Provided They Conflict With
Treaty Making Powers of
the United States as Did
Those Proposed by Cali
fornia.
BY Associated Press.

st. Louis, Feb. 11.-That the presi-
dent and senate of the United States
through their treaty-making powers
may override the policies of any
state, may oveTturn all its legislation
having reference 10 aliens" and that
1t is evident that iIl-advised legis-
latOrs of California and Nevada are
making the nation ridiculous in the
eyes of the world" are the conclus-
ions offered by Alexander c. Robbins,
editor of the Central Law journal. in
an editorial which appeared today:
If treaty SIipulation5 with any ma
ton should perchance override the
policies of any state or subYert Iegis-
iation which any particular state may
thiH5S necessary. the appeal should
net be 20 The state legislature bat to
the senate Of the United States before
such treaty is confirmed" says Mr.
Robbins. After such treaty is con-
in med it becomes the supreme law of
the land, all laws of any state TO the
contrary notwithstanding.
Even state legislatures, SAYS the
editorial, must retire humbly from
the field in the face Of treaty making
powers of the federal government"
\ decision by Justice Field OF the
supreme court OF the United States
IS quoted to show the extent of the
treaty power.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-12
CUBAN RURAL
GUARDS MUT|NY
IN EMBARKINC
An Entire Company Rushed
to Palace and Demanded
an Audience With Presi-
dent Gomez.
BY Associated Press.

Havana. Feb. 11-Mutiny broke out
this afternoon among "A company of
rural guards just as the men were
about TO embark in launches to be
transported across the harbor to Ca
banaS fortress
When the men learned they We're to
be transferred by d decree issued BY
Governor hiagOOn authorizing the
transfer of one battalion, they refused
10 embark, and led by a sub lantern
officer, rushed TO the palace, entered
the court yard and demanded an i'm
mediate audience with President Co
meZ- For a time there was great ex-
Cltement around the palace and gen.
eFai Pine Guerra, commander OF the
permanent army, and General Mon
teagude, commander of the rural
guards. were summoned. They sue
ceeded eventually in restoring order
and persuading the men TO submit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-12

being elected president OF this cOun-
Try the speaker said.
Give us a Catholic, able and hon
est and just and give him the solid
support OF . united party and l be-
heVe he would be elected hands down.
even now. The American people are
lust We are the only people who
have never dragged religion into poll
ucs- The vatican trusts that II will
never see the day that such is the
case We want our rights and moth
ing more. We want and demand the
privileges granted TO us by the con-
SiiJution. We are fourteen millions
strong and all we ask aud what We
want IS the free exercise of our faith.
10 discrimination against Us and
square deal. And the man who gives
Us that, We viii vote Cor in the future
as in the past, he he Catholic, Protest
ant or jew"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-02-12
Consulted Senator Clapp.

Senator TaliaferrO recently went to
Senator Clapp. chairman of the sub
committee of the senate committee on
Interstate commerce, which has had
under consideration the Taliafsrro
bill, and which Senator TaliaferrO
learned would not report it, and pro-
posed certain changes, which it is be-
lieVed was got up by certain officials
in the agricultural department.
Senator Clapp suggested TO Senator
Taliaferro that he have this bill print
ed. which was done and copies were
distributed among members of the
COMMITTEES. It is not "a naval stores
inspection bill, bat is modelled after
the pure food law. and makes it
penalty to ship into interstate COM
merce miskranded or adulterated ma
val stores. Il does not provide for
any local federal inspectors or for a
tax on the producer or shipper. IL
the department OF agriculture learns
of any naval stores in interstate COM
merce being aduIterated or misbrand-
ed, then the offending parties can be
prosecuted and penaliZed.
This bill can scarcely be considered
and passed upon at this session, al
though Senator Clapp says he wants
Of it and let his committee have any
further light on the subject any ona
chooses to offer Whether informal
hearing on the new bill will be asked
for has not been determined.