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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-11
MAY PUT OUT A
 LABOR TICKET Meeting Will Be Held To- night to Discuss the Mat ter and Take Action.
FOR THE CITY OFFICES
Labor Candidates May Announce for Mayor and AM the Other
 City Jobs.

At a meeting to be held tonight at the Knights of Columbus hall, ov- CT the Simmons National Bank at Sec ond avenue and Main street, the mat ter of putting out labor ticket, ln- cluding candidates for mayor and all the other city offices at the coming city election early in December, will be discussed. The proposition has been talked of for some days and the movement is said to be endorsed by many of the. Cotton Belt shop em- ployes and other members of various labor organizations in this city.
 J. s. Smith, one of the prime nov CTS in the matter, when questioned last night, said that nothing definite had been decided upon, but he ad- mitted that the labor ticket was be- ing favorably discussed by many of those interested in it and that there would probably be some definite ac- LlOA IcbhOA SOAA6hts AS Ao ASFOA SSN- that the meeting tonight will be largely attended.e-~s--s--~-.t s,-,-.=s-q=s,-
 It was stated authoritively last night that the labor unions are plan ming to make up a slate of candi- dates for every office that is to be voted on at the coming municipal pri- mary election, from mayor down to the aldermanic positions. Dr. A. c. Jordan and Major w. J. Parkes have already entered the mayoralty con- test and Police Judge J. R. Stewart and City Treasurer V. B. Alexander, who have announced for reelection are unopposed. In the various wards the candidates for aldermen are many. In the First ward Pat c. Chestnut, the present incumbent, is being opposed for re election by Emil Hercher. It is reported that Herein CT will be one of the labor ticket candidates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-11

We represent some of the largest and best known fire insurance com |panies. A share of your business will be>apprectated. Cotton Belt Sav- ings & Trust Go. ii Il 61
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-11

We invite you to do your banking business with us. Our aim Is prompt service and liberal treatment. In- terest paid on time deposits.-Cotton Belt Sayings & Trust Go.
 Il 4 Ct.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-11
SOME LATER ECHOES FROM THE ELECTION

Democratic leaders of Tennessee admit election of Hooper on the face of returns but predict he will never be seated.
 Iowa vote for governor: Carroll, Republican leads Porter Democrat by 16,402.
 Shafroth Democrat, elected governor of Colorado by 18OOO. Next legislature overwhelmingly Democratic
 Ninth Wisconsin District is still in doubt vote be- ing very close.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-11

"A desirable two story dwelling
 for rent. Situated on w. 9th ave.
 Modern conven n'ences.-COtton Belt Savings and Trust Go. II lO 4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-11

MT. and Mrs. Goldweber, the lad les and Gents Clothes Builders, cor,
 Fourth and Main. Senyard Bldg.
 room 101-2. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-11
COUNT BON| AT
 THE VATICAN Wants Pope to Confirm His Civil Divorce From Anna
 Gould Sagan. AFTER MISS MORGAN RumOred That Frenchman Would In- duce J. P. MOrgan's Daughter
 to Marry Him.
AFTER MISS MORGAN

Rome, Nov. 10.-Count Boni de Cas- tellamo filed with the Vatican today a formal petition asking the Pope tc confirm a civil divorce and grant him a church divorce from his former wife, Anna Gould, who is now the wife of Prince DeSagan.
 Count Boni, it is said, is suing for the hand of Miss Anna Morgan, daugh- ter of J. P. Morgan. In the peti- tion, De Castellane is said to have alleged that his marriage to Anna Gould was void from a church stand point in that the Biskop of his diocese was not notified. It is understood to be under discussion by higher off, cials of the Vatican.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-11

FOR RhNfThe Radford Flats on South Main st. Each apartment has four rooms 3hd,, hall. Janitor ser vice, shades, ange and kitchen cab inet with each apartment.-Cotton Belt Savingsb and Trust Co.
 I13 Ii 8 At.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-11

"A dwelling on E. 9th ave. for rent Convenient to town and large enough tor two small fam!lies.-Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Go. II 9 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-11

A. H. D. Perhb has gone to Mem pl. phis, in the 'htes't of the Cotton oil Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-11
FOR UMBRELLA FIXING.

I. Glicksberg. the umbrella man Second and Walnut. opposite tele- nhone office. 2 27 Ian
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-23

: the curtain was going up on the hrst
act of the play. And for while we
would all say our little speeches and
sing our little songs, and |, the VII
lain, would hold center stage while the
gallery Kissed.
The porter was standing beside low
er ten. He had reached in and was
knocking valiantly. But his efforts
met with no response. He winked at
me over his shoulder; then he untast-
ened the curtains and bent forward.
Behind him, l saw him stiffen, heard
his muttered exclamation, saw the
blush pallor that spread over his
face and neck AS he retreated
step the interior of lower ten lay open
to the day.
The man in it was or his back, the
early morning sun striking full on
his upturned face. But the light did
not disturb him. A small stain OF red
dyed the front of his night clothes
and trailed across the sheet: his half
open eyes were fixed, without seeing
on the shining wood above.
l grasped the porter's shaking shout
ders and stared down to where the
train impaired to the body grlsly
suggestion of motion. Good Lord,
gasped. "the mans been murdered!
CTO BE CONTINUED
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-23

20 the end and went out, and still
Stared. For had seen on her express
sive face a haunting look that was
horror, nothing less. Heaven KNOWS
am not psychological Emotions
have to be written large before l can
read them. But q woman in trouble
always appeals to me, and this woman
was more than that. She was in dead
~ fear.
If | had not been afraid of being
ridiculous. 1 would have followed her.
But l fancied that the apparition OF a
man in a red and yellow bath robe,
with an unkempt thatch of hair, walk
ing up to her and assuring her that
he would protect her would probably
put her into Mysteries. l had done
that once before, when burglars nao
tried to break into the house, and had
startled the parlor maid into bed for
a week. So tried to assure mysen
that l had imagined the lady's distress
or caused it, perhaps-and TO ais
miss her from my mind. Perhaps she
was merely anxious about the I'M
pleasant gentleman Of the restaurant.
i thought smugly that l could have
told her all about him: That he was
sleeping the sleep of the just and the
Intoxicated III q berth that ought, by
all that was fair and right, to have
been mine, and that IL / were tied to
a man who snored like that l should
have him anaesthetized and soft pal
ate put where it would never again
flap like a loose sail in the wind.
We passed Harrisburg as l stood
there. 1t was starlight, and the great
cfests of the Alleghanies had given
way to low hills. At intervals we
passed smudges OF gray white, no
doubt in daytime comfortable farms,
which Mcknight says is good way
Of putting it, the farms being a lot
more comfortable than the people on
them.
1 was growing drowsy; the woman
with the bronze hair and the Mortified
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-23
CHAPTER III.
Across the Aisle.


No solution offering itself, 1 went
back to my berth. The snorer across
had apparently strangled, or turned
over, and so after a time / dropped
asleep, to be awakened by the morn
ing sunlight across my face.
l felt for my watch, yawning pro-
digiously. I reached under the pillow
and failed to find it, but something
scratched the back OF my hand. 1 sat
UP irritably and nursed the wound,
which was bleeding a little. Still
drowsy, / felt more cautiously for
what l supposed had been my scarf
pin, but there was nothing there.
Wide awake now, l reached for my
travelling bag, on the chance that l
had put my watch in there. 1 had
drawn the satchel to me and had my
hand on the lock before realized
that it was not my own!
Mine was of alligator hide. / had
killed the beast in Florida, after the
expenditure of enough money to have
bought house and enough energy to
have built one. The bag held in my
think. The staggering thought of
what the loss of my bag meant to me
put my finger on the bell and kept ii
there until the porter came.
did you ring, sir?" he asked, polk
ing his head through the curtains OBJ
sequiousIy. Mcknight objects that
nobody can poke his head throught
~ 81 HfrfD Dull
man porters can and do.
NO" / snapped. 1T rang itself.
What in thunder do you mean By ex-
changing my valise for this one?
You'll have to find it if you waken the
entire car TO do it. There are impor-
tant papers in that grip"
Porter" called a feminine voice
from an upper berth near by. Porter,
am 1 to dangle here all day."
LET her dangle," 1 said savagely.
'You find that bag of mine"
The porter frowned. Then he
looked at me with injured dignity. 81
brought in your overcoat, sir. You
carried your own valise."
The fellow was right! In an excess
OF caution 1 had refused to relinQuish
my alligator bag. and had turned over
my other traps to the porter. 1t was
clear enough then. l was simply a
victim of the usual sleeping car rob
berry. 1 was in lather of perspira-
tion by that time: The lady down the
car was still dangling and talking
about it; still nearer 8 feminine voice
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-02-23

face was fading in retrospect. 1t was
colder, too, and / turned with a shiVer
to go in.
As 1 did so, bit of paper futtered
into the air and settled on my sleeve,
like butterfly on a gorgeous red and
yellow blossom. 1 picked it up curl
ously and glanced at it. 1t was part
OF a telegram that had been torn into
bits.
There were only parts or four words
on the scrap, but it left me puzzled
and thoughtful 1t read: lower ten,
car seve-" Lower ten, car seven
was my berth-the one 1 had bought
and found pre-empted.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-16

Sixth Ward. Contract awarded 10
Buddic Bouttc at $3.50.
Seventh Ward. One Hundred and
Thirty Dollars appropriated for the
erection Of new school building.
The President appointed the follow.
ing named gentlemen to serve on the
budgcting committee:
Mcssrs, J y. Valet, Eugene Guillot
and X, II. Minvicllc.
The following bills were ordered 10
be paid,
&. Romero. " 80; A. Watiigny, $50;
Chas. G. Carstons, $l
Acting upon petition attached here.
to and made part hereof, il was moved
by Mr.. Eugene Guillot and seconded
by DR.. u. S, Ferret and carried by the
following yea and nay vote. Yeas.
Messrs Perret. Valet, Leblanc, Gull
lot. Minviellc. Nay, none.
Tha. Mr.. j. ID Valet be and is here
by authorized to obtain a teacher, for
new school located at a place known
as the Vital settlement in the Fourth
Ward. said teacher to receive no moro
than twenty dollars per month. IL
being understood that this school shall
be under the supervision of the SUI
perintcndcnt and the Board member
from that ward and that further, that
all children Of educablc age are to be
allowed entrance.
Acting upon II petition attached
hereto aud made part hereof it was
moved by NJ. J. D. Wallet, seconded
by Mr.. Eugene Guillot and carried by
the following yea and nay vote: Yeas,
Messrs. Wallet. GuilIot, Minviclle, Lo-
Blanc, Perrct. Nay, mono.
That the Schhol Board sanction the
removal of the Stewart school,
provided that the removal he made at
the expense of the patrons and with
the consent of Mr.. A. G. Duboin.
Board member from that Ward.
The Secretary was authorized to
cancel the mortgage notes now IN the
hands OF the School Board and was
further instructed to hereafter to have
all mortgage notes cancelled as soon
rs they are paid.
On motion Of Mr.. X. II Minvielle,
seconded by DR.. e. s. Ferret and car
RED the meeting adiourued,
CHASs NJ. BAHON,
Sec. pro ten,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-16

increase the rate of taxation one
fifth of | mill on the assessment
of 1909, which would produce the
amount required, 800, 600.
TX Your commander, with the
aid of members of his at"if, fnrmm-
lated a bill which we thought We
could get passed ut once simply
as Il legislation act, but after all
my staff had returned home, | re-
naming With General j. \ Prud-
homnle. found that it was not in
accor,lance with the views Of the
governor, to have taxes increased
above ; mills without it's being re-
ferred to the people for ratiiica-
ton. So we had to have another
bill drawn mp asking he approval
OF the people to vo;e an additional
one fifth of mill This bill he
cam" u law without Il single objrc-
ton from anybody.
Y At the general election III
November next | know that tho
people will give their unanimous
Endorsement to this bill, and i'm
mrdiatcIy afterwards 500, 900
will be placed NJ the disposal of
The Pension Board, which will
give tn the 126 persons who have
applied for pensions aud found
worthy, bat nof yet on The roll f"'
lack Of funds, til" samr pi:ifnl Ii!
lie sum III ia cents PER day.
NJ. My com, AIDES, The State Of
Louisiana has no, h. en- nst to the
men who fought her battles aud
sustained l,u honor on the field of
carnage from 1861 to 1850, and !
shall no. cease my ttloIls to get
our lawmakers to wipe ont the
STAN OF disgrace Of her treatment
to us and make amends to he few
remaining ones Of her once gallant
army hy giving them at least u
support.
TIIOS j >IIAFFER,
Major General Commanding Lou
islana Division, u 4 Y.
Official:
l.. II. GARDNER, Adjutan,
General and Chief Of Staff.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-16

New Iberia, La, July Is, 1910.
Pursuant to the following call tho
School Board met in special session
this day.
New Iberia, July II. 1910.
There will he a special meeting o
the Parish Board of School Director,
on Wednesday, July Is, 1870, Mt :
O'Clock p NJ. for the purpose of devils
ing means of getting money TO pa,
the labor on the proposed new schoo
buildings, to appoint budeetlnl
committee. and to transact any othc:
business that may be deemed neccs
sary.
| by order OF the President.
(Slgned) CHAS. NJ. BAHON, JR..
Sec. pro tenn
There were present DR.. Paul N. Cyr
Pres. Mcssrs. X. II. Minviclle, Eu
gene Guillot, Ed. Leblanc, J. u. Wallet
and DIR. u. s. Ferret. Absent, Messrs
A. {. Duboin. l.. l.. Gonsoulin and A.
-. DcIcambfe.
IL was moved by Mr.. J. D. Wallet
seconded by DR.. U. s. Perret and car.
ried by the following yea and nay vote
to-wit: Yeas. Messrs. Minvielle, Gull
lot. Leblanc. Valet. Ferret. Nay
none.
That pursuant to the motion OF the
meeting of June %, 1910, that the
hoard resolved to effect the loan OF
sufficient money TO enable the indivi
dual members of each ward to provide
the necessary means to build new
school building and repair the old
ones; to negotiate and close con
tracts for the same and that the sum
so borrowed by the members shall be
considered an individual obligation nv
preference to be paid out of the first
money that may come into possession
OF the School Board of the Parish. and
that the Secretary is hereby authoriz-
ed to 40 apply TIL such moneys as may
hereafter come in his control.
The following bids, to erect new
school buildings in the various wards
were opened:
First Ward. Leo Hebert. Stls. Jas
Neal. $500. Contract awarded In
Leo Hcbert tor one school Mt $lis and
to Jas. Neal for other at 1926.
Third Ward. Edmond Provost 500.
Jo" Aucoin. $3.50; {. f. Reynolds,
$'97 43; j. NJ. Carlin. 1921. Contract
awarded to Edmond Provost at 1910.
Fourth Ward. Contract awarded to
Edmond Provost ut 500 for the build
ing OF one school and at $50 for the re-
pairing of another.
Fifth Ward. J. NJ. Carlin. so4O.
Tom Monk, 1915; J. b. Freeman, 5000;
Bertran Langlois, $40; Chas. PIatts
mier. $l24. Contract awarded to
Chas. Plattsmier at $l24.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-16
POLICE JURY SESSION.

| The Police Jury met in regular
aession Thursday, July 9TH, witt
President MOresl in the chair
Secretary A. b. Romero at hi.
desk, and full attendance oI
members.
The minutes Of the previor.
meeting were read aud approved
Bids for books aud forms for q
new system Of parOcl,ial accounts
were opened. That If Massrs
James buckley Il Go. Of New Or
leans being the lowest, it was &C
cepted.
The date for killing Of deer,
west side Of Bayou Trche, was
changed from July 18th {" Decem
bel 18th.
Assessors bond by American
Bonding Company OF Maryland
was accepted.
Authority was granted to New
Iberia and Northern Railroad tn
cross public road in Fourth Ward,
west side Of Bayou Tcho to ena.
bic u switch to be laid 70 Maria
Central Factory.
A resolution was unanimously
passed, calling attention Of Grand
Jury to the increasing bills for
feeding prisoners, which aggre
gate, SINCE June, 1909, to April of
present year, $4,42l, consequent
upon the delay in trying minor
cases. Police Jury requests the
Grand Jury to appeal to the
Judge of the District Court to try
all cases at once, in order that OK
penses may be reduced.
A resolution requiring property
owners abutting the pub.
lie roads, whose properties drain
into the bitches along said roads,
to replace old bridges with brick
and cement culverts of certain dj.
mansions. with castirOn plate on
top.
Bills, amounting to $500 90.
incurred in stamping out the ep,
demt: Of smallpox in the Fifth
Ward, were presented, aud the
secretary was instruct. d to Issue
warrants for Same, which was
done. On motion by Rene Della
hOussaye. duly seconded and car
ried, the Secretary was authorized
to warrant for $500. 90 additional
in favor Of the Parish Health OFF
Ger, and the Treasurer authorized:
to pay the same from out the spe
cisl fund set aside for the purpose.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-16

The N. 1. & Northern Railroad
will b"iId a freight depot on thu
company's yards Mt the foot Of
Jefferson street At once It will
be a large building with concrete
foundation and metal roof Bids
from contractors will NOT be asked.
as the company proposes to crowd
the work all possible under its
own super vision.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-07-16
THE FIGS.

here ~ an abundance of figs
this year. Those that were ripr
during the recent rains aud not
gathered were lost nv a cOnsc
q"ence. There are many on the
trees which have not attained
their maturity as yet, ,ipening
gradually. They are seen daily
on the local market, selling at Is
cents per gallon.