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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-07-28
Saben
II. Syuni 1910

II. Sum- 1910
g8as fir cine fr0bli6e Stimmung
berridt bod ieBt unter rns Sauern!
98lr ernten nun, mas mir Dor orei
Wonaten Der 6roe anpertraut baben.
S6on eini9e Sage 1T poQe Grnte,
uno menn e5 10 fort 9ebt, 10 bletbt
na6 Yeter uno Yaul entlpeoer 0arni6ts
poer nur menig ilbri9. IS bereltet
einem cine &ieienluit, 5u3uie6en, wte
fleiBl9 uno lnermioet bic SQuern bon
yeinem Stiit ins anoere" 3ieben; na6
elmer ooer swei Stunoen lit es ab9e=
mdbt uno Iibt auf Saufen. SD muB
bier bemerten, oaB unier 2ano in iebr
plele uno tleine rStiife" 9eteilt lit;
oarum tam man Elm beltQnoiges Sin=
uno SerSieben oer Wdbmai6inen be-
oba6ten. 98ie gut pdre es bier, -
Oas neDenDel - DerH 1eOer 1elH SQHO
an einem Srte bQtte. -
9as Winter9etreioe perIprt4t siem=
li6 piel, bod oas Sommer9etreiOe lit
ni6t befrieoi9eno.
9is @drten iteben in boller Yra6t
oa. Die 9lpritoIen iino bereits reif
uno aud an Die girnen tommt bic
&eibe idon. Sn ben @ein9drten be-
merit man bic mo Oa Mebltau. @ott
bepabre uns Dor oieiem llebel. IS
bat un8 i6on Dor Sabren in unisren
@ein9drten 10 i6retlid mitgeipielt.
Sin gaoener.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-07-28
Mannbeim
81. SUM 1910

81. SUM 1910
9lu6 bel uns 1T bic grntearbeit in
boQem @an9e. S6on am IA. bieies
Wonats wuroe bic uno oa periu6sz
metie Oamtt be9onuen; aber am Is.
9in9 man all9enletn al bic Nrbett.
llno beute, menn Der W0nberer IN Der
glbenoitille our6 bic Teloer Itretft,
Dernimmt iein DIR Oas &lappern Der
Grntemai6tnen, Die fr0bll6en 3urufe
Der 6ubrleute unO man6 frOblt6en
8eIang Der 9lrbelter ooer 9lrbettertnnen.
9auptid6li6 linO bel uns beim S6nei=
ben oe5 @etreiDes bic Saspel= =MQ9=
mai6lnen Dertreten; in 3melter Gtnle
folgen bic He6enmoihinen Der So
briten McGormit uno 9eerius uuo
9an3 ielten iinO Selbitbinoer i'm 8e=
brau6e. Ser uraite 8ebrau6, NIT
Der Genie 81 mGben, tpet6t 9GnSlth
aus Der Mitte Der Seutl6en; mr nod
bic &uHen aus unieren Na6barstolp=
nien arbeiteu Oerartig, inoem iie bet
unieren 2anotpirten Oas 8etreioe um
ben 10. uno II. 5eil mdben. 8e9en=
pdrti9 1T mani nit Dem S6neioen oes
@interaetreioes beidafti9t. Sine Dell
iatine liefert Z bis 10 SOppen (ein
Scope bat 60 @arben). So6 bat
unier @interlpei3en an ieiner Guali=
tdt 9elitten. 9urd ben borber berrs
idenben Silowino bel iol6er 3empe=
ratur 1T Der &ern oes @eisens 5u=
iammen9eidrumpft, iOoaB unier @in=
terweisen in minoerer Gualitdt auf
Dem Wartt eri6einen piro.
S9no3 S6neioer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-07-28
&uifi9e
S0lfsbertretunq.

9lui bic piloen neutrality-suspicious.
1T in &uBlano na6 uno na6 bic be-
srsifli4e allgemeine gri6laifuns ein=
eetreten. Seitoem bat mani bic innere
Sage bes 3arenrsids porpiegeno nit
elmer sepiiien iteptiiden 8leidsiiltis-
teit anaeieben. Wit adielsuden Ooer
Iittli6er gmpOruus pernabm man bic
3aten ebtruiliider Seamtsntorsuption.
Wan protsitierte nit idarfen @ortsn
sesen bic gersewaltisuns oes armen
Sinnlanps, um idlieBlid beoausrnb
iefsufellsn, oaB cine ginmiiduns bes
guslanbes nidt am plabe iei.
Die 7uma 1T nod INNER melt snt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-07-28
Die @ei,enpreiie.

Die 9er0ffentli6un9 oes Regierungs=
beri6ts iiber ben Stano Der Saaten
am 6reita9na6mitta9 woraus berpors
9ing, oab 6riibiabrspei5en 10 idle6t
itebt, ipie nod ME ieit 3ebn Sabren,
bate CUR 6ol9e, OaB bic preiie al Der
Gbica9oer 8etreioeb6rie am Samsta9
gu Se9inn Der @eiddftsItunoen pI0b'
lid ltie9en. 9llle Pretie gin9en um
80 uno 81 Geuts binauf.
9er Ge9ierun9sberi6t, mad wel=
dem Der Stano oes 6riibiabrswei3ens
GIG lit uno Der bes @interpeiSens
8l.5, wuroe pie getuObnlid am 6reis
tag na6 S6luB Der rienltunoen
betannt seaeben. IS lieB li6 oaraus
Iofort erieben, oaB am Samstag cine
Wenae &aufOroers einlaufen piiroen.
0iele Spetulanten, mel4e infolge
bon pripatna9ri6ten iiber ben idle9=
ten Stano bes Wet3ens 9roBe gorrdte
an9etauft batten, tuarteten auf bic
9reistei9erun9 uno pertauften iofOrt
NIT grobem YrOfit. 9aourd tpurOen
bic Yteiie ipieoer nieori9er.
Die b66Iten Yreiie fir Sulipeisen
parsn s1.06t, September sl.05, De-
3ember $l.O6 uno Mai 1911 $1.09.
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KorreFponden'en aus !
Sid =RuBland
Observation-Disclosures.
Gleinlteb ebsntbal.
II. Suni 1910

S6on lan9e nar es meine 9bli6t,
Der yGureta Yoit" etwas mitSuteilen,
aber meine Belt erlau5te es mir niht
9O6 man muB li6 bic 3eit eben neb=
men, ipenn man feline bat.
@s lino nun au6 i6on tpteoer eini9e
betriibli6e Sorfalle 81 Der3ei6nen.
9lm 10. SUM- itarb mein S6wager
@enoOlin Sein3mann, perieben nit
ben beiligen Sterbeiatramenten. Sd
9In9 in Der Na6t bonn 10. auf Den H..
NIT meiner 6rau bon meinem S9ma=
ger na6ts I'm II llbr meg, mo mir
3ur 5Otenwa6e maren. 9luf Dem
Seimwe9e bege9nete uns Elm 6u6rtpert
bel Sobannes SduBer len. IS mar
SOiepb S6itt. QStr fra9ten Den
&uti6er, pD er oenn blnfQbre uno
pes6Qlb? 9Q GntDortete er uns:
vWt1r91rete CuB, 9e0Drene Sldt, III
pl0Bli6 geitOrben uno i6 iude ben
9ottor WalomQn.
2lm l3. sunni ltQrb &Obert Wt0liam.
9Ie Geeroi9un9 BON g9enOOlln
0eiu3mam fQnO am II. Suui, nQ6=
miteo85 llbr itatt. Mar9arete Sup
nuroe am l2., mDr0enS 8 ll6r be-
eroi9t unO 3Obert Wtalian am 13.,
na6mitta9s 4 ll9r. 9llles Sroti6e lit
Der9ln9lt6.
gei uns itebt Die Grnte oibt Dor Der
Sir. gis gum MOnta9, ben IA. SUM
oeute i6 NIT Dem S6neioen Oes g8et=
gems anfangen 5u tOnnen. gBei3en uno
Gorn itebt bel uns iebr gut. 8erite
uno 6afer miro tpDbl nur cine Salb=
ernte er9eben.
9lnton Sraft, 9einen Srief babeu
mir erbalten uno oaraus erieben, oaB
9u Dir cine neue @irtidaft 9etauft
bait. @ilni6en Dir re6t piel Slid
uno Se9en.
llniere Stride lit nun 10 melt unter
Dad. Sept bleibt nur nod bic Ser
puBun9 nl= uno auswenoig gu tun
iibrt9. 9as toltet AUDI oas meite
8elo.
Niele @rilBe an alle &erwQnote uno
8etannte uno an ben Serrn Geoatteur
Nd6ael WOlf.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-07-28
0roBliebental. Cb. &r.
90. Suni 1910

70. Slnt 1910
Seute, friibmor9ens um 5 llbr, sog
BON 9lleranoropto ber, eine @inbboie
iiber unier Sorf, Die iebr 9rpBen S9a=
Den an9eri6tet bat. Mit fur6tbarer
SdneQi9teit fam lie oaber in elmer
greite bon 80 6aoen uno seritorte
alles, mas ibr in ben @es tam. 80
SGuier itiirSten Elm, Sd6er puroen ab=
seoett, gdume tpurOen berausseriiien
uno oersl. @ie fart bic @inoboie
mar, tann man aus folsenoem idlie=
ben. 9lui fseiem 6eloe itano sin Was
gen nit Sano belaoen uno spei pfer.
ben beipannt. Ger @asen muroe bon
Der @inobois pie cine Geoer in bic
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-07-28
&ereian.
Is. Stunt 1910.

Die 8e9en3eit I6etut poriiber su
iein. @ott lei Oant, iaeen mir iebt.
9enn @eli6torn, aartofeln, Said=
tan paren i'm @ras fat gang erltitt.
Su Der Na6bari6aft, I'M 9tetibaieister
@ebiet baben bic SdloBen 9roBen
S6aoen an9eri6tet; bic 6rii6te iino
itellenweiie 10 seri6la9en, oaB man nur
i6war5e, fable @roe iie6t. 6egen=
ndrttg pebt Elm an9enebm frtiAer
g9inO; tpOber er tommt, tann i6 nt6t
einmal yedt ia9en. Wem i'd gum
SOf binaus 9ebe, bldBt er mir ins
Gelibt.
9ta9 benz SronleibnamsfeIte mollen
mNn6e ibon in bic Sornernte fabren.
SQs &orn 1T gut, leioer puroe penig
oeidet. llebrtgens liuo bislang audi
bic anoereu 6riidte i60n, nur lteben
iie gu oiinn; nidtsoeitopeniser tann
man bic grnteauslidten CUTE nennen.
SnfOl9e oer 9uten grnteausii6ten
iino bic 9lrbeitsl0bne iebr bod. Sc
bod bic boben 9lrbeitslObne mdren oas
S6limmite nod ni6t. tpenn nur bic
anedte tsine Silouns 6dtten. 6riiber
batten bic &nedte &eipett Dor ben
@irten, tparen seboriam unO fleiBi9,
ieitoem lie aber bic g8orte gilbun9,
Sreibeit, Menibenredte sebort baben,
poden lie MIR auf ibre 8s6te, ideinen
aber bon ibren phi6ten tpenia gu
pihen. Bon alien 3edten telen lie
an bic srte Stele: oas 3ett gu se-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-07-28

Soate iemano ben 8unia baben,
eilise Der 2dnoereien, bic bem Satob
Staderl ooer Nlfreo Sbaper seboren,
su pd1ten, 10 .anu er bic n6tiaen Dir
ransements oa3u treifen, inosm er in
Der Seutiben Yant poripri1t.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-07-28

W alter Weisen! 9ie
Mlble braudt ibn, um sutes Webl
oaraus su MAIDEN uno besablt gud aud
ben b0dlten preis oafiir. Garum
brinst guren alten Weisen su ben
Gurefa MsIer Mi9lea.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-31
ENUMERAToRs UNPAID.

GLOBE July 30.-Although it has
been reported that the census enumer-
ators of Phoenix have been paid Tor
their work OF taking the census F.
F. Towle the census supervisor of
Arizona, stated last night that he had
no knowledge Of any of the enumer-
ators receiving their compensation.
Mr.. Towle stated that he had heard
the reports. but that he would be will
ing to give a prize to the person who
could find an enumerator in the ter
ritory who had received money due
him for his work Mr.. Towle tele-
graphed yesterday to Ned Creighton
of Phoenix. who has charge of the
enumerators of that district asking
for information on the subject ard
notifying him to wire him at once If
any Of the government checks arrived
The supervisor has been anxious for
some time to secure the money for the
agents but has so far been unable
to secure tie necessary vouchers. The
money is expected TO arrive almost
any day, however and on its arrival
it viii be Immediately given to those
to whom it is due.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-31
MAKES A FORTUNE

PHOENIX July 3d. O. Hibberl
leaves this evening for San Francisco
from where he will sail in few days
for the Philippine Islands, his home
Tor the past eleven years. Mr.. Hibberd
has been in Phoenix for about a
week, guest of his uncle, A. L. An
drews. Most of his residence in he
islands has been spent in prospecting
and he is very enthusiastic over
their future in this development.
Mr.. Hibberd first went to the Phil
ippines as a member of the army of
invasion at the beginning of the Span
ish war He had prospected consid-
erably in this country, and it was not
long before he recognized the signs
Of gold in Baguio province. After be-
ing mustered out he continued his re-
eiares that within a few years the
Islands VIII be the greatese gold pro
ducer in the world with the possible
exception Of China where large de-
posits are also believed to await the
coming of the white man. Copper and
other metals are also found. but the
gold predomiRates and several sug-
gets in Mr.. Hibber6's possession are
of the finest and purest quality One
of them is representative of the lego
rote by whom most OF the labor is
done This native is in the costume
of his people, which costume would
make a hit any summer day in Phoe-
nix.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-31
BREWERY AND REVIEW
AVE. ABOUT CLEAR
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY HAS
USE FOR ALL DEBRIS IN MAX
ING FILLS.

By midday tomorrow it is probable
that the work of clearing Review ay-
enue of earth and boulders. washed
down from Brewery Gulch during
the food Of Friday, July %, will
have been completed, If Judgment is
to be based upon the progress made
TO this time by the forces OF the
Warren-Bisbee street car company.
Removing the thousands OF tons
OF heavy. debris which promised to
entail heavy expense upon the city.
has been done by the street railway
company for tn sake OF securing the
material for filling in washouts on
its right Of way. The principal fiji
was on Naco Road. where for some
distance the tracks were left sus.
pended over gullies washed by the
flood. Another wash, however. on
Moon Canyon. required much filling
to place il in the necessary state OF
repair.
Clearing Brewery avenue was com.
pleted early yesterday morning fol.
lowing day and night work since
last Monday. a force save for very
short periods at meal times, having
been constantly at work. Review
avenue being narrow. the work was
completed by six o'clock TO a point
almost at the stage door of the
Orpheum.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-31
ALLEN BLOCK
SOLD To TEXAN
FOR 5000
Or. G. F. Floyd May Come TO
BiSbee While [. R. Allen
viii Probably Leave for
Texas.

A realty transfer involving a con
sideration stated to be approximately
$4,000. whereby l. r. and
C. W. Allen have disposed
of the Allen building In this
city 10 DR.. G. F. Floyd of Lone Oak,
Texas, was made public yesterday,
confirming rumors that have been
current for several weeks concerning
the deal.
DR. Floyd was in Bisbee about a
month ago and was so pleased with
Bisbees outlook, climatic conditions
and people. that he Immediately
made plans to come here TO reside.
The Allen block, a handsome struct.
ure OF concrete, struck his fancy
and the overtures which resulted in
the deal being completed yesterday
we're begun.
L. r. Allen. owner of the principal
interest in the building, came to
Bisbee in January. 1895. when the
Letson block. on Main street, and
the Schmid-Shattuck building. on
Brewery avenue were the only large
buildings in the city. Shortly after
his arrival he erected the handsome
cement block structure, practically
three stories high that figures in
this transaction. The Allen block
IS centrally located and offers adj
vantages for business locations held
by few structures OF the city.
In connection with the transfer it
is announced that Or. Floyd. the
new owner. may conclude to reside
in this part Of the country in order
both 10 enjoy its climatic advantages
and also oversee the management of
his property.
II is understood that the deal in
eiudes some valuable realty located
east OF Dallas, Texas. beside a con.
siderable cash payment
1t is possible that L. r. Allen may
go to Texas TO reside for a time.
but c. w. Allen will remain in this
city and continue to conduct his
furniture business
Should Mr.. Allen conclude In
leave Bisbee for Texas. the city will
lose one of its best citizens. a man
who has aided greatly in promoting
progress and public improvement
during his residence here. Mr.. AL
len has served the city officially,
having been a member of the CITY
council and one of the foremost
spirits Of that body in promoting civic
improvements of air kinds.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-31

ago. again left the detectives without
a scent. but it was caught again
when Captain of Detectives Wall re-
ceived a tip Thursday night that the
fugitive was in Third street lodg-
ing house.
The number given proved that the
lodging house was one frequented by
workin gnen. Mrs. Mary Morarity.
owner OF the house, declared that a
man answering the description had
been there but had left a few days
before. The detectives were still sus-
picious. and after watching the house
for twenty-four hours, determined to
make a search. Their efforts were
rewarded by the discovery of Wend-
ling crouching beneath the sink in
the wash room.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-31
Too Much Proof.

100 muSh Hroof.
In Judge Highs court on FIR day
John Holland, who had been arrested
Tor reckless riding in Tombstone can
yon, during which he had run down
Mrs. ]. b. Frank and overturned a
perambulator in which were two
small children. in his efforts to prove
that the horse which he was riding
was runaway, quite overdid matters.
From the evidence presented by Hol-
lands witnesses the court decided that
a horse with such record was a dan.
gerous animal TO run at large, and a
menace to travellers on the streets.
Holland was fined $3.50 which was
paid by his mother.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-31
RUN VENDING TO HIS
LAID IN SAN FDRANcIsco

Continued from page u
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-30

Davis. g. T, Boagni. Jacques Gomeau.
a. a. Crouchet, 3. Z. WalIior, Z. nj
Roagni, Henry Lastrapes, Leo w.
Mayer, Mason Mcbride, j. 2. Boapni.
] A. Budd, Adolphe Jacobs. III. Wins.
berg, A. Leon Dupre. r. i. Garland.
j. 4. Shaw, A. 4. Anding. S. e. Heb
rard, Geo. E. Edwards, G. I. Lasalle.
W. ]. Sandoz, I. II. Mornhinyeg. Lena
Meginley, Fl. Flanders, p. B. Bert. Ii.
Genung, Bert Edwards, Austin Per
kins, 3. G. Shnte, a. NJ. Haas, T. a.
Mckinney, a. B. Pickett, Leonce Lit
tell, ]. g. Lawler, r. Mornhinveg:
Misses Mathilde Estorge, Noah Cole.
Leila Pavy, Edith Mayer, Aline Yea.
zle, Alma Sandoz, Blanche Andrepont,
Lou Comeau, Virginia Budd, Anita
Veltin. Marie Estorge, Lizzie Black
sher, Pearl Chachore, Mathilde La
combe, Myrtle Potts, Marie PouIet,
Margaret Mornhinveg, May Brown,
Olympic LAS, Joyce Stage. Edna
Dupre, Agathe and Clothilde Lasalle.
Louise Payy, Floy and Bessie Glenn
ents, Aline and Louise Delarae, Marie
Meginiey, Bee Crawford, Alma PIatt.
Lucille Larcade, Sydonia Simon;
Measrs. 4. s. Brown, Chas. Sandoz, j.
r. Dezauehe.
Reception Committee:
a. ]. Bercier, chairman; III. T..
Swords, 8. 3. Estorge, r. Lee Car
land, W. ]. Sandoz, r. Breaux, C. b.
Price, Aaron Jacobs, Thos. III. Lewis.
Bodamuller, B, H. Pavy. p. b.
Sandoz, G. L. Dupre, Robt. Chachere.
Yves AndrepoDt, w. B. Prescott. ID.
!. Gailbean, G. j. Thompson, Robt.
Harry, ]. j.. Thompson, j. b. Sandoz.
Isaac Roos, Jno a. Haas, b. III. Boa
gni, D. B. Dnbuisson, d. Z. Lewis, P.
Sandoz, u. D. Estilette. E. r. Yea
zie, 4. D. Stewart, r. III. Littell. Geo.
=. Cooke, Herbert Callahan. DR.. d. T.I
Bercier, Jno. j. Healey, L. 7. Castillo.
E. G Shute, G. +. Hayes, M. ri.
Thompson, i. A. Fontenot, d. T..
Loeb, a. .. ST. Cyr, T. L. Daniel, Fl.
Larcade, Il H. Garland, Leopold
Cfas. A. VOORHEES,, j. q. Per
]. ]. Bailey. d. Halphen, j. K
sandoz. j. @. Chaehere, Il. E. Stage,
J. Bennett, @. pardeau, i. ]. Doss-
mann, B. Mornhinveg, ]. 2. Satan,
]. i. Comeau.
Committee on Program:
jno N. Lewis, chairman I. E.
1stnrgf q BreaRx, Jno. II. Hartman
'on, M Belle Dapre Gertie Sandoz.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-30
CHARGES AGAINST RI.
Their HOLTfREYE
ARE ABANDONED
Boy Witnesses Refuse Is TIES.
tify, Awaiting Themselves
Of the Law.


Because two of The wjtnesaaa
against Father H0ltgrege. Tie rathns
lie priest indicted by tho TberviIjs
grand jury for crime against mann
availed themselves Of the laW Wh;eh
permits them to refuse % testify
Wnen their testimony might tend toi s.
crlnlnate them, and an ether said that
nls testimony before the Grand Jurv
was not true, District ATTORNEY Nor
slson has abandoned tie cases against
the Catholic priest.
u will be remembered Ill tha
time the charges were made II crsats
State.
The other cases. of tbs SANE na
lure, were also abandoned ~ the
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-30
Committee Appointed for Ar
rangements for Meeting OF
LOuisians Press
Association.
COMMITTEES on Sanitation.


4. ]. Bereief, Chairman; 1st Ward
Hon. N. Halphen, DR.. 5. Il. LittelI
End Ward, 3. n. Boagni. rs. Isacks
Sd Ward, Dr.. A. ]. Bercier, Diome.
Durio; 4th Ward, Dr.. r. A. Davis, b.
{. Loeb.
Committee on Decorations:
Mrs. G. Brand, Chairman; Mes.
danes A. ]. Bercier, Julia Harris, VI.
B. Robert. c. T. Bienvenu, Marius
Field, q. K. Eastman, Lionel BEN
venu; Misses Leila sandoz, Glevie
Dupre, Alice Juge, Rose Andrepont,
Bessie sandoz. Louise sandoz, Aline
Delarue, Celina Chachere, LouIou
Gomeau, Althee Desmarais, Agathe
Lsssalle, Marie Meginley; Messrs. D.
Durio. 4. B. Payy, Geo. B. Cooke.
Committee on Publicity and Pro-
motion:
R. Breaux, Chairman; G. 3. Price.
Miss Lulu Latiolais.
Committee on Music:
Mesdames ]. VI. Jordan, +. N. Nc
Corkle, Lndie Dejean, Leonce L. De-
jean; Miss Melanie Jagou, Mr. j. A..
Finance Committee;
u. L. Swords, Chairman: Il. q. Es-
Jno. NJ. Lewis, Mrs. &. S.
Isaekss Miss Belle Dnpre.
transportation Committee:
G. 2. Dunbar, Chairman; j. G. Law
ler. Il. Flanders.
Hotel Accommodations and BANQUET:
g. q. Cretin, Chairman; Lionel
Yves Andrepont.
Committee On Nominations:
Armas Durio. Chairman; N. r. La
con1be, u. s. Isacks.
Flower Parade:
Meadames G. &. Dupre, Joseph
Firnberg, j. 2. saizan. &. 6. Loeb,
y. j sandoz, 4. j. Dietlain, Isaac
Roos, Jno. A Haas. d. i. Swords, 4.
q Lacombe, Jos. Landau, ]. m. Lewis.
8. 4. Bereier, Lionel BienFena, E. A.
.sontenot, Z 3. sando, Il Moresi, E
I
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-30
All the Difference iii lhe Word

Az exchange says: a Chicago
girl recently played ! crnel Joke d
her mother and this il how Il hap
pened: She aceidentIy found i love
letter that her father bad written Is.
Der mother N the halecorn days IL
their eourtship. shs read the letter
to her mother, substituting her own
name and that Of her lover. Tie
mother rayed with anger and stamp
60 her foot n disgust forbidding hsr
daughter 20 have anything 10 do with
2 man who would write snch non
sensical stuff % i girl. Tie Fiji then
gave the letter to her mother Is
read and the house became ~ soa-
denly quiet that she could hear tbe
cat Rinking u TIE back yard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-26
aIFRFD n. DALBy CONVICTED
81 Assault In First Degree when We sho,
His Ntfe, Teddy Hudson.

Alfred Z Daily. the theatrical musical
director who on the night II July - las,
snot his wife Teddy Hudson. a, 2I2 West
Forty fifth street. was convicted Of assault
N the first degree yesterday afternoon
before Judge Grain IN General Sessions
Daley had been on trial all the week
His defence wac that when his wife refused
70 return to him he tired to commit suicide
and that the FIRST bullet that ne fired at
himself accidentally struck his wife IN III.
back. In summing AZ Assistant Dis
JrIc, Attorney Leo read a letter written
~ Daily 20 lis wife IN which 10 wrote
We are going on "a long journey and we
ar. going together
Daloy = an Engilshman. IS years old
He was with De Wolf III PIPER at she time
rhar ne and Ms w'fr separated The pen
atty %. the crime Of which he was con
v.ctcd = hot more thai! zen years IN
state prison The iI!fv five minute, be-
fore u handed =. liz verdict reported
20 the Courr that " had agreed upon Il
verdict but that several -! the jurors were
not willing 70 announce = unless they
could do - with a recommendation 10
mercy The Court informed them that
I was not the duty Of a jury o recommend
mercy though II was custom Daily
wa- tried for attempted murder H.. will
be- sentenced next Wednesday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-26
INTERNES tRNED or.
Five Of Them suspended From, the Patrr.
son General Hospital

Patterson y J Nov % Five lu'~rne-
at the Paterson General Hospital have
been suspended by sGpt ZI!.CS for
an infrac'ion 81 the ile-. AMI for tvp
days the hospital stan consisting If
thirty-'wo local Practising physIcIlns, mas
taken turns AZ doing hospital duty Ssrt
ZulicS acting a- Ambulance. surgeon
The lnteru.s suspended AZ. DR. sCanieu
house physician. Or MIer- Or Hlnum.
DR. Olsen and Or Bender
Tn. !nisrn-- have been -mar'ing under
raprimsnd received Two months ago
for attending u dance Of the nIIr -es without
leave When tn-y APPEARED for brea.fast
Late yester day morning they found the
dining room door locked All oi 'her
walked out and rad breakfast at a res
,aIrant When hey returned Supt
ZulIcK told them 'h.T we're .-psndsd
1t was a nn-- -"-,ov. .ufraction Of
the rules and Tor on. peliay" IN" eNecU-
tive committee -kJ.ld dismiss them.
Judge Frank Van Cleve. president Of The
hospital board. and 'o-dav
The inf-rn.- complained th1' they were
irrItated psca,Is" their quarters wer. IN
satisfactory Thai l. m!-reprcscnfa.
tion The experimentation declared when
he learned ~ The 'omplaint The in
rsrnes nav" A. clean and corTiorrabl"
duartsTs H. IN" ln'"Tuc- NJ any hospital
in the stat" and they have never made
any compliant 20 ne IN 'ha' account
They hav" simply shown "A disposition Of
lat. 70 tgnOr" IN" r lies