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Evening journal., 1910-12-31
TRUSTEES SALE.
. RUsTEE's SALE

T RUsTEE' S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
Pursuant TO an order entered on the 10th
DAY or July, 1910. Ia the matter OF ,iohn VI
solomon, bankrupt pending 10 the District
Court OF the United States for the Westeen
District Of Virginia st Harrisonburg Va
the undersigned trustee OF said Bankrupt
will at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on Wednesday
the 25th day Of January, 1911. at the door
OF the Court House in the City OF Whining
ton. Del. sell at public auction TO the high
est bidder the one-ffth contingent remain
der Of John N. solomon ia nve certain hOlAes
and lots located in the City OF Wilmington
Del. and known as lots Nos. 227 Orange
street. PA East Second street; 2i3 Walnut
street; 4O2 Market street and 407 East
Fourth street which said oneGfth contn-
become a one.fourth interest in the event
that John W. F. Merrick shall pre-decease
Clara Merrick, and Immediately after the
sale of the real estate aforesaid. will on the
promises known as No. 407 East Fourth
street in said City OF Wilmington, Del sell
a like interest Of John NJ solomon, in anu
to the household furniture contained in said
house.
All Of the foregoing property will be sold
upon the following terms, to-wit: One-halt
OF the purchase money cash in hand on the
dav OF sale and the remainder in two equal
installments, falling due respectively at SIX
and twelve months after the day OF sale
the purchaser or purchasers, 10 execute bonds
bearing interest from the day Of sale, Will
good personal security, for the deferred pay
ments and title to be retained as ultimate
D. o. DECKERT,
Trustee in Bankruptcy of John NJ Solomon.
d2T-1mo
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HERnTs TAKE SERIES.

The Hermits defeated the knights
in their weekly bowling match at the
Peirce alleys last evening, winning
two OF three games rolled Erisman
was high single with 1S7 pins.
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VESPER SERVICE AT Y. W. G. A.

A New Years vesper service will be
held at the Young Women's Christian
Association tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock. The Rev. +. G.. Kliese, of the
German Baptist Church, VIII be the
speaker. AS It is Mr. Kliese's first
service at the Y. w. c. A., II is hoped
there will be a large audience 10 greet
him. Special music will be a solo by
Mrs. Harry Downey, and a duet by
Mrs. Downey and Mr.. Kliese.
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r Or Kent

No. s5 East 22d ST. rooms. Rent $500 NJ.
400 Tatnall St.. s Rooms. Rent $1,000 NJ.
1918 Linden ST. 6 rooms bath. Rent slS NJ
4i4 Searles st. rooms 6 bath. Rent Sl3 NJ.
1922 Lincoln 81. rooms & bnth. Rent Slf Nj
S. Harrison St. z rooms and b-th Rent
S13 Month.
41e Tatnan ST., rooms & bath. Rent Si3 NJ
III n Harrison ST.. rooms bath. Rent
$3.50 month.
500 & s1s searles St.. rooms 6 bath. Rent
Sl7 month.
Basement N. e. Cor. 7th and Shipley
Sts., Sc month.
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ULHSI DUKU
WAS EASY, TOO
} OWnSCn Five Sends Jersey
lOy1 Home on short
End OF Score

Glassboro met defeat in the
l.ownsou cage last evening by the
core OF A. to %. The crowd that
itnessed the game, the largest OF
he season. shouted themselves al
cost hoarse at the exciting moments
# play.
From the start II was evident that
ne Brownson boys had the "cool end
of the poker" and their victory was
never In danger. AT the end of the
hrst half the 8 ore was Is to l6.
On January IL Brownson will line
I'D against Crescents of Philadelphia
aud the locals are bound to wipe out
the defeat suffered by them at the
hands of the Quaker City lads in their
last game.
Preliminary to the big game last
evening Brownson second trimmed
the wings Of the DUPONT shop team
by the score of 20 10 10.
Last evenings lineup and summary
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PERSONAL

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r ADY 3s WORTH $50 600 WOULD
l. marry. H-Box 50, League, Toledo, Ohio
i3l-lt
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GEO. W. BUSH & SONS CO..
Wilson Line 10 Philadelphia
PASSENGERS and Freighl.

Leave Fourth 81. Wharf, Wilmington,
daily, including Sundays, at 7.5O and 1880
aud Sundays only, additional tr.Ss al 100
p. n.
Leave Chestnut st. Wharf, Philadelphia.
daily, including Sundays at 1880 A. H.
l.sO, 4.I6 and 200 p. NJ. On Sundays
and Mondays only additional trips at 7.sO
A NJ.
FARES; Including Saturdays and Sun.
days, Philadelphia eScursion 25~--0ne way
l5c. Chester excursion l5e-one way Aoc.
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FURs. FURs. FuRs.
All kinds Of hides and furs bought. High
est prices paid for mink and fox skins:
6. s. Hurlock. 9TH s Poplar SITS. n12-tf
xxyANTED-s5, 900 TO INVEST IN CITY
w property on first mortgage, az per
cent Abundant security. Apply Horace 6.
Eastburn. Attorney, No. 10 FORD Building
city. de't
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WANTED.

TryANTED-ioOO CARPETS TO CLEAN;
w storage rooms for rent. $50 and 81
P't GEO. co. F. Lang Co. iSos Orange St.
Feb24-u
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ness, good, of all descriptions. taken OF
commission. Anyone having horses TO sci
bring them in and get the cash Sale ever
Tuesday at / o'clock, at
sIDWELL HAYES BAZAAR
dS0-3l,j2 $50 King Street
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statesmen WANTED.


xHTANTED-IN EVERY STATE IN THE
w Union, a good live salesman, TO handle
best line Of advertising novelties Liberal
commissions Write for particulars. Z. f..
Gardner Co., Princeton, Indiana. d51-1t
@ ALESMAN--EXPERIE IN ANY
= line 10 sell general trade in Delaware.
Unexcelled specially proposition with BRAND
NEW FEATURE. Vacancy after January
Ist. Commission with $500 weekly for
expenses The Continental sewelry Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio. d3l-1t
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PUBLIC SALES
II uBI1c sSr.r-.-..- -
on 3. JANgARY N!y.A 3 9TH, 1911.

d UBLIC SALE
on JANUARY 9TH. 1911,
AT 2 O'CLOCK Z. NJ,
The Farm Of the late Frederick II Wood
ward, situated in Mil Greek Hundred on
the road leading from North Star school
House, to Eastburn's Quarries containing
eighty acres, twelve Of which are good timber
land. This farm is well watered and in a
high state OF cultivation
The buildings consist Of large twelve
room stone house with a never failing well
Of good water; a double decker frame barn
with stabling two wagon houses vita corn
cribs attached; hog house and spring house
with never failing stream Of good water
running free TO barnyard
Sold 20 settle the estate
HANNA NJ. WOODWARD,
JOSEPH NJ. WOODWARD,
Executors
Price Dilworth, Auctioneer. d273i-i45
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d UBLIC SALE
OF HORSES AND WAGONS,
on TUESDAY, JANUARY g.
AT O'CLOCK AT $40 KING ST,
at Sidwell and Hayes Bazaar, 35 head horses
Of all descriptions. Some extra fine bust.
ness horses some fine city horses, will make
coed farm horses Lot OF wagons and har-
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NJ OTIcE-A MEETING OF wrLMING
~ ton Lodge No. 3o7. r. p O. Ens will
o clock.
daI2t wM. L. HA1iANN. Secretary
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Ask for InitJnction.

Shreveport.-A plan by the Vivian
and Washington oil companies to bore
well inside the town of Hosston in the
northern portion of .Caddo Parish, is
given promise of interruption through
a suit filed this week by two citizens
asking for an injunction prohibiting
drilling on the property secured for
that purpose, claiming that their dwell
ings would be damaged and the lives
OF the occupants endangered. Gas
from the wells, it is claimed, might be
lgnited from fires in the dwellings,
though 100 feet away, and this would
mean an explosion and probable deaths
and also there might be blowout in
the well, which might engulf the whole
dwelling and all the occupants. Oil
has been discovered in Hosston and
extensive preparations have been made
by companies to drill there.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Registration Heavy.

Crowley.-The imminence OF the IL
cense election has brought out hea-
Wv registration since the election was
announced. In the Crowley ward the
registration is now S33 and it will
probably reach the maximum figure.
In the Rayne ward the registration
fs 354 and Registrar Of Voters Lor-
mand is now in Rayne receivIng reg.
istrations. 1t is claimed that in some
precincts of the parish many quail
fed voters last year failed to register
because there was no election. 1t is
thought this will have an important
bearing on the license question Both
sides claim the advantage on this ac.
count.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Wealth of State Increased
&,582,5 $40 for Only $3.50
NOW LOOKS LIKE UNANIMOUS CHOICE

Latin America Loyal, and the United
States Is Nearly All One Way.
New Orleans.-"The Latin-Ameri-
can republics are solid for New Or
leans in this interesting battle for the
Worlds Panama Exposition honors," :"
said 3. C. Morris, representative Of
the cigar manufacturing firm known
as Antonio Lopez Cuerva, vda. de
Rivero, who arrived in New Orleans
few days ego and will shortly be
on his way to San Francisco, and
from there he will go to Honolulu,
then to Japan and other foreign lands
in the interest of the company he rep
resents. Mr.. Morris has just had an
interesting trip to Panama, Ecuador
and other Central and South Ameri-
can republics, where he is particu-
larly well known among the govern
ment officials and business men of
prominence.
Il had occasion to conv erse with a
great many of the gentlemen" said
Mr.. Morris, "and without exception l
found that they were In favor of New
Orleans as the place in which to cell
ebrate the completion and opening Of
the Panama canal. A good deal OF
this feeling or sentiment also prevails
at Guatemala, so you can see very
readily that New Orleans is the pop
ular choice among the people OF the
neighboring countries"
Mr.. Morris offered his services to
the management Of the Exposition
Company, saying that it would be
pleasure for him to advertise New
Orleans whenever and wherever it
was possible for him to do So 'You
see, think so much of your delight
full city," said he, "that / send my
boy to school here. There is no. bet
ter evidence than this. It will be a
pleasure for me to talk the Worlds
Panama Exposition as the logical
point in 1915 at each Of these cities,
as well as in the other countries I
intend to visit between this and pos
sibly September of the coming year.
You doE't have to study the map too
closely to ascertain which of the two
cities in the race is the logical one
for the celebration of the great en-
gineering achievement Geograph-
ically and in every other respect,
New Orleans=ssstnS==17ags anzz asusil.
an crrnsi4ke.i. s-r-esv1
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Struck Cushing OIL Vein.

NaohtH8 Vii NSIHs
Lake Charles.-While sinking a
prospect hole jointly for the Gufrey
Oh Company and the Producers Oh
Company. on land leased from Amar
Vincant south pf Vgnton drilIers 81,
Thursday struck an Oh VEN tIast has
since sushed from 1000 to $500 bar
rels OF Oil day. The strike was at
approximately 1900 feet deep and
was entirely unexpected by the drill
ers, who did not look for develop
ments before the 2,10O foot level. Ear
then tanks were hastily construct
ed and the flow was directed into
them, and the we'll left to clean itself
out. The well is of a pulsating varie-
ty. Every seven minutes sufficient
gas forms to throw the accumulated
oil twenty-five or thirty barrels to the
surface
While workmen were busy about
the we'll Friday one of them struck
match to light cigarette, and gas
and oil about the well ignited and the
two men were badly scorched and the
derrick and oil in the earthen tank
were in imminent danger for a while
The newly developed well lies
about nine hundred feet northeast of
what has been regarded as the proven
field, where dozen prospects are
now being sunk. Drilling has been in
progress in this neighborhood for ten
years and score or more of wells
have been sunk, but without profitable
results. A supply of lubricating Oil
was found in small quantity near the
surface, and two wells drilled this
year have become producers. One
has been yielding 200 barrels per day
under the pump and the other, which
is just being completed, developed
small supply of oil, but last evenings
strike Is the first of any magnitude
made. The land in the vicinity of the
Guffey well is under lease mostly to
various oil companies, although some
is still held by individuals. The news
created much excitement, many Lake
Charles people having interests in the
field.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Arrested For Murder Of Herml


Jena.-Rudolph Entrek.n was ar
rested this week, charged with the
murder of Eugene Blackman, whose
body was found in lonely spot near
his house on Sunday, Sept. IL. En-
trekin was arrested by Sheriff T. ].
Drewett, and while it is not known
what evidence the sheriff has against
him, yet it is understood to be very
strong. The crime for which Entire
kin was arrested was one of the most
diabolical in the history of north Lou
isiana. Blackman, being without strong
mental capacities and living almost
the life of a hermit, had in his poses
sion about $500, the proceeds of the
sale of some timbered lands, which ne
owned in this parish, and which he
carried in a leather satchel with a
strap around his neck. Everyone who
knew Baackmen knew that he had
money in his possession. and that his
being waylaid and murdered was for
the sole purpose of robbery there can
be no doubt.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Demonstration Agent Sets
Forth the Results Which
HaUe Been Accomplished.

Baton Rouge.-Mason Snowden o1
Shreveport, representing the United
States Department OF Agriculture IN
its farm demonstration work in cen
tral Louisiana, and who is trying to
interest East Baton Rouge parish in
this work, has set forth in the fol
lowing statement the plans of the
work and results accomplished.
"First-Better preparation of the
soil for the seed bed as basis for
any agricultural improvement.
"Second-The Importance of bet
ter seed for all crops, especially corn
and cotton.
''Third-Better cultivation adapted
to the needs of the crops and not
merely to fight grass.
"Fourth-Conserv and judic-
ious use of commercial fertilizers as
an adjunct to good farming, not a
basis of good farming.
"Fifth-Better teams and better
tools, enabling the farmer to accom-
plish more and better work at less
cost and in less time.
''Sixth-The growing of all home
and farm supplies.
\ "Seventh-The building up of the
fertility Of the soil by raising le-
gumes, such as beans, peas. velvet
beans, soy beans, clovers, vetches, and
rotation Of crops.
"Eighth-The growing of cotton
under Weeyil conditions strictly as
cash crop.
now being made, with the co-opera-
tion of the State Experiment Sta
ton, the corn club leaders and the
agricultural experts Of the Louisiana
State University, to get the Louis
iana parishes to do for the season of
1911 what the Arkansas counties did
in 1910-increase tenfold their meas
ure of aid. In Louisiana in 1909
there were three district agents and
38 local agents, while in 1910 there
have been A agents. In 1909 Lou
isiana parishes all told only contrib
uted to this work $3.50, as against
$1,000 in Arkansas. In 1910 there
were eigbs Louisiana parishes per-
-Suaded -. -1eHu s-~vsa co-ol,sr-.ti i,.--
giving total of s2,925, as against
$12,995 in Arkansas. Yet, with the
pitiful amount of parish aid given.
the figures show that on the actual
corn and cotton acreage under the
direction of the agents in 1909 the
increased yield on cotton was 1884,
480 and on corn $44,647. Estimating
the general influence, five times the
direct effect, the total money bene-
fit to the commonwealth figures out
the staggering total of s4,5S2,54o.
For this tremendous addition to the
wealth of the state the parishes OF
Louisiana paid $3.50, Uncle Sam foot
ing the rest of the BILL
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
| ,ouisiana State News
haPPeDl9gs of lDterest
to Our HaDY Readers
New Railroad Assured.

New Hsilroad Assured.
Jennings The Lake Arthur, Jen-
nings 3 No3thern road is no longer a
matter ofs soaieeture. as the actual
eonstrnctiop q the road is assured.
Il pc slts spes ouisat Eas reaened zen.
nings, having completed the survey be.
tween Lake Arthur and Jennings. The
ground viii be broken for the grading
some time this week, or as soon as the
grading outfit arrives General Man.
ager E. P. Fox will put about fifty
teams at work, commencing at Lake
Arthur, and expects to be able to build
at least a mile day. The new road
Wln pass through the choice rice sec
ton OF the state from Lake Arthur via
Jennings. and will connect with the
Frisco line at Elton, and it is the in
tentlon of the company to extend to
Alexandria early next year, making an
outlet to the Northern markets, which
will be very beneficial to the truck
and fruit growers as well as the pub
lie in general
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Acadia Fair Races.

:
Crowley The racing committee of
the Acadia Parish Fair Association has
announced the rate program for the
parish fair. faaIssh ssx4superin-
Etendent OF racing and Cornelius Rich
ard is assistant superintendent The
purses, which aggregate $1,225 for the
four days of the fair, include 2:24
trot and 2:20 pace, with 500 purses.
and free-for-alI running race with a
$3.50 purse on the first day; 3-year-
old pacing race, 2::28 trot and quar-
ter-mile running race on the second
day; 2:2O trot, purse $125; 2:35 pace.
purse $100, and quarter-mile dash on
the third day; 2::10 pace, purse s150,
and a fve-eighths of mile running
race, purse $3.50, ON the last day.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
New Iberia's Fire Loss.

New Iberia.-Considerab less loss
was sustained through the fire which
swept a portion of the business Sec
ton of New Iberia Thursday than was
first believed. Later estimates range
from $780, 900 to s15O.000, majority of
the estimates favoring the smaller
sum. The insurance, so far as it Is
known, amounts to about $4,000
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Million Feet of Lumber Burns.

Eltou.-The Dry Prong Lumber
Company's sawmill and a quantity OF
lumber was consumed by fire The
plant is located three miles east Of
here, on the Frisco railroad. The
origin OF the fire is unknown, but it
is presumed that it caught in the
boiler room and that it had been
burning for some time when first no
ticed. The mill was recently reno
waited and new machinery installed,
and coo. 900 feet of lumber were
reduced to ashes. Loss on mill aEi
lumber, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
"ear. kinehen Escapes Hard To

"Gar" kinchen Escapes Hard Toll.
Amite City.-Information has been
received by Sheriff Saal from the
penitentiary authorities to the effec.
that Garfield Kinchen, who was taken
to. Angola two weeks, ago, has been
brought back to Baton Rouge and
placed in the hospital. 1t is under
stood that owing to his physical con-
dition he will be retained within the
walls to do light work after his re-
covery, since he is incapacitated ply
sically to do the heavy work OF the
farms. Kinchen is under a sentence
of 45 years, having pleaded guilty ro
completely in the murders of he
Breeland family and Mrs Joe Everett
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
charbon Stamped Out.

Baton Rouge Charbon, which has
caused the death of hundreds of cat
tie in Southwestern Louisiana, has
been stamped out according to an
nouncement made here Saturday by
the Louisiana sanitary live stock
board. Quarantine against the move
ment of the cattle from that section
was lifted Sept. %. it was said
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Hayne SAYS No DANGER.

New Orleans.-Inquiry made of
Frank B. Hayne, the bull leader in the
cotton future market, brought the fol-
lowing cablegram to spot cotton men,
bers of the New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change this week:
BILLS of lading immaterial."
Mr. Hayne is now in Liverpool,
where he has been looking into the
bills. of lading question. His ca.
bIegram confirms the contention of
many spot dealers in the South who
have claimed for some time that firms
in good standing who are shipping
cotton abroad this season viii suffer
no Inconvenience.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
New Orleans Rice Market.

New Orleans-The movement oil
rough rice continues broad and is hav-
ing some effect on the market. Prices
are a shade easier. Top grades are
selling around $340,s but only few
lots were reported to have been sold
at this figure. Clean rice steady and
no trading of any importance reported.
Choice grades well maintained.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Louisianaians Oppose Exposition Ta'

Louisianaians Oppose Exposition Tax.
crowley-A petition or memorial
is being circulated in the vicinity urg-
ing voters to oppose the Panama ex.
position tax. Thus far it has receiv.
ed only a few signatures, but the cir
eulators of the paper declare that they
will push its circulation actively. The
memorial urges taxpayers to register
and pay their poll tax so as to be in
a position to oppose the tax. The
sentiment in this parish is divided on
the tax amendment
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
GETTING Ready for Big Cane Crop.

Napoleonville.-The railroad from
the main line of the Southern Pacific
to the 40 acres in Rrule La5adievilie
has been started by the Himalaya
Planting Company. This road. as well
as all cane railroads on the Hima-
lava, will be standard gauge. The
refinery is almost completed and will
be among the largest in the parish.
The Rosedale Planting Company is
laying over its plantation, ard on the
Woodlawn and Madewood plantations,
a narrow gauge road for the can
yeyance of cane.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
DEPUTY SHERIFF SLAIN BY A NEGRO
Ed w. Pierce Shot and Killed at
Warnerton.

Ed w. Pierce Shot and Killed at
Warnerton.
Franklinton.-Ed w. Pierce. a dep
uty sheriff, was killed at Warn erton,
10 miles north of here, by Hugh Con
nelly, negro. In turn, Connolly
was wounded by George Smith.
another deputy. Pierce and Smith, as
peace officers, had been engaged to
police the vicinity of a social gather
ing of negroes at Warnerton. Oscar
Bickman, one of the negro jewellers.
becoming drunk and disordcrly, was
arrested. While being led off, Con-
nelly, who is his uncle, objected to
the arrest, and proceeded to inter
fere by drawing a gun ard fatally
shooting Pierce. Deputy Smith then
shot Connolly, who escaped to the
woods, where he was later captured
and taken to jail.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
New Came Warden.

Abbeville.-Otis HofTpauir, game
warden for Vermilion Parish. has re
ceived his commission, issued under
his reappointment, and has left for
New Orleans to receive further in.
structions from President Miller.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
slain On Return From Church.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. homicide
was committed this week near Grand
Ecore when Aaron Brown and Jim At
kins. negroes, returning from church,
became involved in a difficulty and
Brown shot and killed Atkins. The
evidence before the coroners jury
threw little light on the cause of the
killing. Brown made his escape, but
it is understood that he has notified
tho sheriff he will surrender.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
blaine - Queen e. Crescent.

Shreveport. E. Blaine, formerly
connected with the Katy at Smith
vile. Tex, and San Antonio, has ac-
cepted the position as chief clerk to
the local commercial agent of the
Queen & Crescent.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
charoed With Taking Horse

Crowley.-Deputy Sheriffs5 Higgin-
botham and Amy have captured in
Prairie Hayes. negro, charged With
stealing a horse and buggy from Ca
mile LIE Blanc Of Rayne.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-10-01
Cnioan Inspects SITE for Hoop Mill.

Vidalia.-A. A. Geitgey of Danville,
Ohio, recently inspected sites in this
parish with view of locating hoop
mill here. Mr. Geitgey stated that he
would use both kinds of elm timber,
using from 10000 to 10000 feet of log
measurement every day, employing on
an average of so men, with 4 payroll
of about 81 900 week.