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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08

Rev. A. A. Handerich Was Sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary at
st. Louis, Mo-, for stealing $3.50 and
II watches from fellow students in
theological seminary.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08

Fire Broke Out in the machinery
hall Of the Brussels exposition, but
was quickly extinguished.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08

An Earthquake Believed to have
been about 4,o00 miles away was re-
corded on the seismograph at George
town university early Wednesday. The
tremors. which lasted from 2.15 to 235
were slight and in east and west di-
rectiOn.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08

Interstate Commissioner Lane, Just
back. from Europe, says in the matter
of efficiency our railroads far surpass
anything in Europe.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08

The American Public Health associ-
alton opened it's annual convention in
Milwaukee, Wis, with 800 delegates
from the United States, Canada and
Mexico in attendance
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08

| Tho National Association of Mexi-
can War Veterans began its conven-
! ton in Indiana polls Ind. y This w1I be
| the last meeting as the veterans are
| getting too infirm to travel
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08

The Eastern Railroads will have
their rate hearing before the inter
state commerce commission in New
York today.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-08

Senator EIihu Root Reached New
York from attending the New Eng
land fisheries dispute at The Hague
tribunal, tired out and wanting to
rest
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
ART GOING AFTER THE BOLL WttNIlS
State and Federal Authorities WORK
Tcoether in Formulating Plans

BATON Rouge.-A campaign Tor lhe
destruction of the fall stalks OF colIoh
is now being conducted in the sta'e
NV the state and federal authorizes
in charge of this work. The collon
is practically all out OF the iielo''
and the authorities are ANXIOUS In"U
the stalks be burned for the purpose
Of destroying the weevils, the larvae
and taking away from the pest
Mace to hibernate during the WINTER
months It is just about this season
of the wear that the weevil goes nl'o
tic winter quarters and does not come
out until the cotton is we'll up IN INC
snrjng. ]. A. Evans, United o'ate"
AGENT in charge of the farm demon
stration work in Louisiana on 'hIs
subject says that the object IN ue
stroying the stalks at the earllst po =,
sih,a moment in the fall IS, llrS" y
denrive the adult weevils OF 1oou a al,
breeding places, and, second, 10 M
the thousands of weevils stlll III ~
agg larvae in the squares ana yum
bolls,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
%
Cadet at institute Dies.

LaGavette.-FOr the first time III 'n0
ten wears of its existence the oou'n,
western Industrial Institute mas 'on'
one of its boarding students by ue"'n
Victor l.. Gilmore OF Nam, fldquo'
mines Parish, who died OF pneuhiohi"
in his sixteenth year. lie was 'ahen
III soon after his arrival to enter Tue
institute His parents, DR.. ana MIS-
V /. Gilmore or Plaquemines fariSh
we're travelling in California during sne
first mart of their sons Illness Du.
were communicated with ana reacheo
him two weeks ago, Since thelr 10
turn the case seemed much more nope
fl, but the disease finally spread u
hoth lungs and could be resisted III
longer Every attention was given IN
Young man by the faculty, S'uoen'
, and the trained skill OF physicians an
+ nurses.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
Bank BUYS $4,000 Bonds.

Patterson.-The $4,000 bond issue
of the town for installation OF MOD
ern municipal water works system
has been sold to the Interstate trust
and Banking Company OF Ne" VI.
leans Immediately upon receipt Oh
the sale Mayor B. j. Mercy wrote the
Fred A, Jones Company OF Houston
Tex, which had already done the sur,
veving for laying off the mains anu
had submitted plans and specifications
for constructing the system, urging
that an early beginning be made. Il
is thought that active worA VIII "
under way by January l.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
All About IL,

To appreciate fully this scrap OF Ola
logue quoted from London Punch ono @n'
s shonld see the two odd characters en-,
paged It it. Apparently they parted
s satisfied, one that he had impaired I..
come real information, the other th@'
10 had received some. Said one man:
"D'vou recollec' old wot's-is-name'
"lm with the collar'
"Aye!"
'Wot ababt 'im?' ~.
"Ead to go down"-1erk OF 'hs
bead-"you know--they give lm WV
you call it-didn't art GIT H. o'A
think"
"Reely!" .,
"Adn't you card them" ,.or,
81 did ear somefnk, but no oetal ns
not afore now."-Youths Companion
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
Naw Orleans Sugar Market.

New Orleans.-The local sugar mar
ret developed no special change SAT
urday. The tone was quiet ana s'eaus'
All offerings were quickly absorbed
Receipts from plantations were ra'Te'
large amounting to $3.50 barrels. he,
fnod sugars were in good demand at
onotations. New York refined sugars
were dull and unchanged. LONDON Cd,
h,pd that beet sugar was actlVe d.
tbo decline and cane sugar weak aho
very inactive. Molasses and SYRUP ,i',,
WORE steady and offerings were hgh'
Centrifugals were quoted at 10 an'
9ec. svrups. 34c per gallon, Recelp'
of molasses amounted to 4S9 Oaf'eiS
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
,,,.,n+e Served on Accused Bankers

Warrants Served OH |SN"
Monroe.-The warrants 1or 'n1 {"
rost Of the officers Of the BANK VI
Monroe issued by City Judge Cna'Ies
schulze, we're turned over TO one' Il,
Parker, who served them on Ihe iva.
orficprs The men arrested and 1hei'
bonds are as follows: ]. G. 1heus'
president, $4,000; Z. NllliahS' WV
president, $500; ]. ]. Jordon' caan
Ter, $4,000; j. E. Creary' Jr' ASST .;
ant cashier, $4,000; P. c, SPARKS, VI
rector, $1,000; p. S. McLurse' ut noo
tor $4,000 S. Marx, director, F''vV0'
The warrants for J. f. Franklin pres
ideut of the Bankers Trust Noh'p'"'
Of ST. Louis, and director in the hanN
Of Monroe, and c. S. Marsh, secre'a,
If the st. Louis concern VIII "
served as soon as Sheriff Parker Cal
90 to St. Louis. They Will nave u
come to Monroe to arrange 'hei
bonds. 1t is probable they VIII com
To Monroe and surrender.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
latin Quarter Suicide

New Orleans.-Miss LUCINDA fai'
rar who committed suicide IN farIs
Friday, was member of prominent
Southern family. She was the daush'
ter of Edgar f. Farrar, leading ia"
vnr Of New Orleans and president OF
tho American Bar Association. he-
cont letters to relatives, it is SAID, III
dictated that she was somewhat oe'
snondent. Oyerwork in her studies IS
believed by her family to have largely
been responsible for her seH-ues', w
tion She was 25 years old, and mac
heen a student of the piano IN fafi
for the last four years.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
sandbars Reappear in River.

covington,-There is general com
r,aint among river men of the snoal,
ing of the Bogue Falaya River IN lron 1,
Of town to such an extent as 10 seti.
ons,y interfere with the landing ol
cargoes at the wharf. Some months
ago, under the direction OF oap'a na
lansing Beach, the snags were re.
moved from the river and contrac'
entered into with the Jahncke NaVlga
ton Company to pump out the sane
bars. The work seemed to have oeel
we'll done. but lately the sand par
have reappeared and an effort Will VI
made to have the work done owe
again.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
CLEAR AN ISLAND THlCkE'
w..ds and Brush Disappear
Before the Appetite OF hungry
Goats.

po,,efoptaine, Or. George nan
ne ima a past commander of the u;
OF p p'n of Ohio, adopted novel method y h5'a
Of clearing an island a, i mo obtained
p pnl e' a lease from the state, to- On the
unast drove Of goats were put on onou s4S
"A a' ~ clear away the dense growth
isia ,oa ~ which was dangerous
Of unae Of poisonous weeds , ana
Within Within reach and Mr. >. Hal antt 6as De off
put sop p limbs of trees that the
soatS Vii will build summer cottages Oh
the island.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
MONROE BANK OFFICIALS ARRESIED
Charged With Making False State
ments and Receiving Deposits.

ChafSeu WIN MdNihH a'oS SN"N
ments and Receiving Deposits.
Monroe.-State Bank Examiner W.
l.. Young swore affidaVits against
officials of the Bank of Monroe
which recently closed its doors, charS-
ing them with making false state
ments concerning the banks condl-
ton, receiving deposits after they
knew the bank was insolvent and Win
contracting a debt when they knew
| the bank was in a failing condllloh'
| The receivers swOre to an atlldaFlI
charging C. S. Marsh of st. LOUIS
with conspiracy. Marsh is secretary
of the Bankers Trust Company OF
st. Louis. The charge against hlm'
it is alleged, grew out OF recen'
transaction, in which $112,OOO OF cor
lateral held by the Bank OF Monroe
was transferred to the st. Louis con
Germ for a. loan of $4,000. The Oant
here closed right after this tranSac
, ton. The Bank of Monroe owes ue
positors about 100000 and otne
, banks about $4,000. The Bankers
5 Trust Company owns 81 per cent
i the stock of the closed bank.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
h.,. Orleans Rice Market.

New DEMONSTRATING in the mar.
ket for rough rice during the cary
hours Saturday was small. Japan
GRADES were in light supply, and any
th;np that showed steady met READY
consideration. Choice grades OF hon,
duras were in fair supply. Clean rice
was ouiet and only moderate volume
of business was transacted. some a.
tention was paid to fancy lots. COCO
and medium grades were offered Only
in limited lots.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
BABY'S TENDER SKIN
Chsfcl, Sore and Bleeding Quickly
Cured

Mrs. J. T. Deal Kansas city hanS'
writes: Do,
az cannot speak too highly OF Re9'
,roI When our baby was four months
nld che was SO fat that she chated IN
.bo croases of her legs and body. she
WOO GO sore and indamed that she
Med and was tretting and crying al
most constantly. Resinoi Ointment
uas recommended 20 US. we hau
tried everything that could be though.
~ without success, but Resinol cured
bor IN a very short time. We consioer
e. the hest household remedy for irri'
Eating skin troubles and would not Do
without it. We are also greauy
n,eased with Resinol Soap. II Is 81
DELIGHTFULLY."- refreshing for the batn'
; Resinol Ointment, Resinoi 1ollet
t soap and Resinol Medicated SHAVING
/ Stick are high grade standard prepal
J. atoms and their merit and reliability
J. have won them a place In millions o'
O homes, They are for sale at every
q drug store on the American Continent
70 and bv all leading chemists IN othe
IS countries.
ID Write for booklet on Care OF IN
sk,n and Complexion. booAe, a..
.nmple sent free to anyone men' On ="
th,. raper, Resinol Chemical ~
baltimore, Md.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
Form Weld Of 114.3 Bushels Per Acre

Chatham.-In the contest LOT .n'
Rows Corn Club of Jackson palio ns
inst held at Weston, prizes W.
awarded as follows: llelo-rn's'
irwin Smith of Calhoun; secona a
lessee swarner Of Jonesboro; tn mr.
Loo Butler of Calhoun. bes' oen
Ears-First, Edwin Smith ol o@ -,
honn. second, Jesse swarner VI y,
Ionesboro; third, R. E. swarne 1,,.s VI
Ionesboro Best Single Ear-flrss
Clarence WATSON Of Joneso o', ss ~
ond clarence Campbell OF Qul'n na
third, Edwin Smith of Calnoun' DE- nss
ESSAY on Corn Growing-Flrs'' less ,,
swarner of Jonesboro; second, E ,3.s
Smith of Calhoun. Best , rroi'. 90,
First, Edwin Smith OF Calho quiz ON ~
ond, Claude Ponder OF Qui'An Th
third, Lee Butler of Calhoun. ,,,al
Richest Weld reported was ll4'8 OuS'
els per acre.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
Model African King.

The Christian village OF hon -, tba
Afr,ca IS a proof Of the power OF inc
nosne, At daybreak every morning
the horn Is blown and the p.op, e 10
s samhle at the kings house to hear inc
cord of God read, and to praise anu
n n Witchcraft and superse'lon
have fallen under the power Oh OIL. ,na .
s sosnel. and the heathens are taxing taxing
snowledge of it. The native cauren
At Loanda contributes SIT a mon'n ~.
the support of native workers on naa No
tina station in the interior OF Angola
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
o.,,a ~ Seven Turns Gray.

,on,ing Green, Ky.-A lad OF seven
Bows, Nth the greater part of his mar mar
years, W., wa as snow, came into Bowling
as aso mnl, with his father. He is waiter 1
Green Green coyjpgton, son of Mr. and
hun'I Iomes c, Covington. The top Oh
Nh. at . lads head is white but the l WV
s ,ne,er inches OF hair are black. ms
lothar saws the child has been getting
gray cray since he was four years ola, ~ ns
blS' saws he's afraid to go among
o,gars and that when anyDoay
saroas to visit them. he runs away
and hides.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
WouId Destroy DereIicts.

New orleans.-The United ota'e"
photographic Office has been ap-
Vsaled to by shipping interests mere
totake steps to clear the gulf steam,
ship routes of the numerous derehe.S
reported from recent storms. NJ
less than seven wrecks of schooners
nd barges have been reported III
lie path Of the ships which ply be
tssen New Orleans and the Eastern
ports Of the United States, all 0,
them lying so low in the water tha'
'Asy cannot be seen at night.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
Remains Removed.

St Francisvllle-The remains o,
L, Y hudson, whose body was found
near Wakefield Station on oet, ~ ~
1909 and for whose murder DR.. E. =.
McKowen is now serving a lie SEN
tance were removed from the puohc
graveyard to Grace Church Cemetery
ond q tomb erected over the mound.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
Catholic Societies Congress.

New Orleans.-The annual conVeh.
tion of the American Federation OF
Catholic Societies will be opened III
Now Orleans Nov. 8 with pontitical
mass at the old St. Louis Cathedrai,
according to the program announced
SATURDAY. Mgr. Fal.onio, apostolic
delegate at Washington, will occupy
tho throne in the sanctuary. Bishop
Morris of Little Rock will deliver the
sermon upon this occasion. f1tteen
hishops and archbishcps will partlci
nate in the ceremony. The conVentiol
will he concluded Nov. l6.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
Not Easy.

Pat was a married mana sei.
,,nch married man. He had marrieo
No fewer than four times and al us
wives we're still in the fore Acco .s.
Wv r. pats own account before tne
l on7,rt where he was tried for bisamy
and found guilty, his experiences VIZ" Ths
not altogether satisfactory. nns
Judge, in passing sentence, espfe eo"1a
i Sis wonder that the prisoner coulo
be such a hardened villain as u 10
Jude so many women. ,.,o.,
''" Yer e honor" said Pat, apol0sea lsas
~ ~ was only tryin' to get eooa
~ an, it's not aisy!"-Lipplnco''
Magazine.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
MAYOR Orders Raid on Blind Tigers

Shreveport. - Special Instructions
have been issued by Mayor DICKSON
70 Chief of Police Mccormick to raid
blind tigers and craps games "hlcn
seemingly have been tlourishing ever
since the city election several "ee 7
ago, when the present administrator
was overthrow.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
snecial School Tax Figures.

Lake Charles.-From sta'elhen.
published by the Parish school noaiu
# annears that in addition to the reg
ular support Calcas.eu Parish peop,e
nav approximately $4,000 annually
for special school taxes. or TINS s bah 20
charles contributes over $4,000 10 us
schools and Jennings has a munlc'pai
tax Of 5000. Seven Of the ten waros
low taxes approximating SCl'ooo' anu
fifteen school Districts in the parish
Day $4,000.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
THE FIRST TASTE
earned 70 Drink Coffee When a sa0y'

70 ,oronts realized the fact that COT
.oa contains a drug-cafeine-Whlcn Is
asneciallv harmful to children tney
would doubtless hesitate before el'ins
the babies coffee to drink. o.,
"When I was a child in my mo.n.
org arms and first began 10 hipo.o
things at the table, mother usea w.
g,ve me sips Of coffee. As my pareh'S
used coffee exclusively az meas
never knew there was any'n'ns "
drink but coffee and water. .o.
"And so I contracted the Gomez
habit early. I remember when quiz
Young the continual use Of coHee 80
affected my parents that they . .noa
roasting wheat and barley nc
ground it in the coffee-mili' as d Su'
stitute for coffee. .hex
, "Rut It did not taste right and tne.
? went back to coffee again. mat "as
long before Postum was ever n lii !
~ continued to use Gomez un.l, =
o. and when | got into ONCE
work 7 began to have nervous sp''.''
s Esnecially after breakfast l was 81
n nervous nor | could scarcely attend 10 NY
~ correspondence. ooroe n,
h AT night, after having Gomez i -,
er Gunner I could hardly sleep, ana 0,
Ks rising in the morning would feel wear
~ and nervous. .o ~,
"a friend persuaded me to IT.
Postum. My wife and l did , not o mn
Il at first, but later when ooiieu eoT
le and strong it was fine. Now we "o ssa
in not give up Postum for the best c0ne
w. we ever tasted. ,re
i'd. " 81 can now get good sleep am ife
ks, from nervousness and headaches.
at - re C Postum to all coffee drlh
ers.' Uo,,,rle"
Read 1.-THE Road to "eliVllle'
pkgs.
&c "There's a Reason"
zar read the above letter. n ~, %
III nns anpears from time 70 I'M
for are genuine, true, ana ion %
Interest. q.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
is BETWEEN BEAR OR BUF-
FALO he CHOSE neither
RAILROAD MAN REl-Sl rs NN
AMUSING ADVENTURE or %
YEARS AGO.

Kansas City, Mo.-"One of the fun
niest things / ever saw" said. j. b
Ouiglev, president of the Kansas City,
Ozarks & Southern railroads, was
about 25 years ago in northern Texas
when l. with a party of surveyors was
locating some state lands. we hau
camped on sort OF butte, that par'Iy
surrounded a water hole. AS we
looked down the declivity we sa"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
Acrobat Severely Injured.

Alexandria. -Ricardo Brocco' -
voar.old acrobat with Barnum "
Railv's show, who had his spine III
iured while taking part in the per-
formance. is still alive, but not ca,
nected to live. His mother rema'heu
pver to stay with him at the local
sanitarium. He was turning a somef'
sault from the shoulder OF one man
~ that of another and missed his foot
hold. falling to the ground and ,n9ua
ing his spine, which caused paralysis
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
"a START AN AN1I-coCAlNE CRUSADE
New Regulations to Reach the ""0'e'
sale Dealer.


sale Dealer.
y.v Orleans.-A very strict law,
rsr,lating the sale OF cocaine anu
psclns the brunt Of the worry III
connection with it's enforcement vi
he Wholesale dealers in the dead'y
jlVg, viii be adopted at the mex
MEETING Of the state Board of Health
District Attorney Adams had a con
ference With Benjamin Waldo, atto 10.
rsy for the State Board Of Heal'n,
which resulted in the drawing up u
.provision which will be inserted III
lie sanitary code Of the board
The new law provides for the aiF ~
stteuse a fine ranging from Slo "
300; for the second a fine ranslns
ron SIS to $500; for the third a llne
tpm $50 to $500, and for suoseque s,
efenses terms of imprisonment lol
he offender for not less than ~ ua''
sor more than six months.
Statistics recently compiled sno'
hat the use of cocaine is steaolly y,
he increase, and drastic mears mus
u taken to put a stop to the curS'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
Several Cane Cars Demolished.

PIaouemine.-Texas and PACING pas
,onoor train No. so ran into cane
train Of the E. J. Gay Planting anu
Manufacturing Company at the 81:
Tn,;s plantation, a mile outside OF
town this week. No one was hurt ana
the only damage done was the demon,
;shinp Of q few cane cars belonging
~ the Cav company. The Texas ano
Pacific train was delayed ABOUT IVY
hours at PlaQuemine.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
Retween Bear and Buffalo,

oormoth buffalo bull standing down
there near the water.
: zone Of the boys in our parry
named Dick Henry. picked up a f'Ae
and said: a co,
az am going down there anu se'
that fellow 80 o,,
"'Go ahead someone saio' Il 'o0
dare
"Dick crawled over the edge OF 'he
steep, and holding his rifle In one manu-
Lot himself down, hanging to roots anu
shrubs until he reached the BOTTOM
about two hundred feet below.
"Tbe old buffalo bull just gazed al
him casually, and continued to stamp
and switch flies. The old fellows neao
was coated with dry mud. IN 1act'
bis whole body was armored IN that
wav and he had evidently been down
there for days coating himself Win
CLAW to keep of the gadfies'
"Dick having reached the bottom
dropped on one knee. leveled his gun
, took a steady aim, while we all ne,'
, our breath, and fred. The ounal'
was hit on the forehead, where masse'
:. ~ hair caked with clay protected n'ln
. The bullet fell off harmlessly AM
: The old buffalo shook his head ansf'
Q and charged. QUO,
n "Dick turned and ran under an owe
- hanging shelf of rock about 1our ie.
Q high that the buffalo couidnt 81. -,
!. der Rut no sooner had he dartea u
- dor this ledge of rock than out ne no
IL again. dropped his gun, and clamp ss
ing up the cliff like a squirrel ~
exhausted at our feet. -,
".Why didn't you stay unoer I'll
m rock?' we asked. 80.
to- '' "uolv smoked! he gasped. st
90 ,naer there nothing. There Is
as brown bear under that ledge I"
ew as big as the buffalo! GO,
he zone of the boys shot the puma
he ond then we went down and by ~
W ing sulphur we smoked 'ne VIC y
eF' ont and shot him, too.
when we got to Fort Sill we ~
tbe story, and newspaper co
$500, spondent sent it to a ma game
'rai sbe whole thing, greatly exaggers
the end illustrated, was published lar
par. vide to regale the minds Oh yo'
' . thirsting for Wild West adventure
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
Finht Blocks Burn.

Monroe,-swept by heaVs or s@
from the southwest, fire that orlslr
ated in a negro restaurant at Eles'
.an+h and Adams streets Friday grao'
uallv ate it's way across eight Dloeh :,
destroying ffty-one houses Valueo a.
about $4,000.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
A+..,d Circus and Get Married

Alexandria. There we're four mar.
Wages in Alexandra of parties VINO
como to attend a circus. The parties
are from different points in the parish
and from surrounding parishes-James
Crooks and Miss Frances Smith from
Tioga, W. P. Maxwell and MIS- Allce
poeps of Grant Parish, Anderw Myers
and Miss Mary WEIGH of Melder, j. >:
uorreu and Miss Ozie Gamblin OF
! Gienmora.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-18
,..a,. goat Destroyed by Fire,

lake Arthur.-The dredgeooat '0 ~
LAM sonso "A was destroyed by fire, TO,
A fdtnar with a barge containing zOo
getnel OFF, Of crude oil. The loss was
s $4,000, partially insured. . Ine et ths
S Sors1v escaped, fleeing from T rh .
saae's in their night garments me 10
dredgeboat had only 2,oOV , y4lD1 Yer.
d dig to complete the canal into ''''
million bay.