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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-07-02
WASHINGTON News.

The Worlds Missionary conference
at Edinburgh, Scotland, was hel1
with delegates from all parts of the
world 1t was shown that three hun
dred and thirty-eight organizations are
maintaining missionary stations and
collect for that purpose $24,676,000
year.
Speaker Cannon has decided to go
on an extensive campaign tour in tie
fall under the direction Of the repub-
lican congressional committee, and in
Inmates that he will invade the insur-
gent strongholds.
A bill was introduced in both SEN
ate and house to permit Associate JUS
tice Moody of the United States su-
preme court to retire on account of
long-continued illness, and extending
to him the benefit of the act retiring
members of the supreme court for age
and ten years service with pay. 1t
gives Justice Moody six months in
which to arrange his retirement. Mr..
Moody, who is confined to his home
In Hayerhill, Mass, is now flfty-thres
years old. He has long been suffer
er from rheumatism.
Notwithstanding the serious mine
disasters and the fact that the per-
centage of coal mined in the United
States in 1909 was ten per cent great
er than in the preceding year, the coai
mine fatalities in the United States
were fewer in 1909 than in the year
1908. The figures compiled by Edward
w. Parker, statisttcian of the divts
ion of mineral resources OF the Unit
ed States geological survey, snow the
total number of deaths from coal mine
accidents in 1909, including the Cher
ry disaster, to have been 2,412, as
compared with 2,450 the preceding
year.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-07-02
HEIR TO FORTUNE FOUND
IN CHICAGO HOUSE OF CORRECTION

nicipal court, which showed that he
was sentenced on May % to serve
sixty days for disorderly conduct.
Mayor Busse will be asked to pardon
the prisoner, whose health has been
restored, and who was much elated
at the news of the radical change IN
his fortunes.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-07-02

Dallas. Tex.-Mrs. s. NJ. Snow.
aged e5 years, saturated her clothing
with coal oil and set fire to herself
and died at local hospital from the
effects of her burns. Domestic trou-
HES is said to have caused the act.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-07-02
wife aids IN ATTEMPT
TO POISON HUSBAND
State Growth Checked by
Dangerous Insects.
R.R. WILL EXPLOIT State RESOURCES
Ben Kinchen Murder Trial Develops
Sensation. Movement Launched
for Improvement of Milk Cat
tie. Suicide Is Buried.

Vincent Cambre was killed by Mil
ton Cleany at Port Vincent.
The model road between Pinevilla
and Camp Stafford will be oiled.
An appeal bond Of $4,000 was
flled at Plaquemine by J. e. Dunlap.
A mortgage for $5,o0G.0oo was
filed at Shreveport by the Arkansas
Gas Company. -.
A mass meeting at Natchitoches
urged the passage of the fish AMI
game preserve bill.
Suit was filed at Shreveport seek
ing to annul the city's paving con-
tracts, involving $1,000,O00.
John Wesley Davis was convicted
at Shreveport of murder without cap
ital punishment for killing Richmond
Smith.
The Thibodaux postoffice was ad-
vanced after the postmaster had
shown its receipts to Justify his con-
tention.
Sheriff ID. ]. Reid secured q court
order at Lake Charles directing that
his name be restored to the registra-
tion list.
senat Rivet, wealthy Assump-
ton planter. was indicted in connec-
ton with incendiary fires at Napo-
leonville.
A manslaughter verdict was re-
turned at Natchitoches in the case OF
w. D. Atkins, charged with the muir
der of D. K. Atkins.
Judge Overton, at Lake Charles.
held that the delinquent tax list OF
Calcasieu parish must be published In
the official Journal.
DR.. McKowen heard Of the affirma-
ton of his sentence by the Supreme
Court from the lips Of his wife IN
his cell at Baton Rouge.
Mrs. Laura E. Webb, who was acci-
dentally killed in Memphis, was ma
tive of St. Mary Parish, and has rel
atives living at Little Bayou Wax.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-07-02
FriscO to Advertise,

A letter to the Board Of Trade of
Crowley. from the st. Louis Office of
the Frisco Railroad, would indicate
that this railroad intends to do some
extensive advertising for Louisiana.
The first move In this direction will
be to get the people of southwestern
Louisiana together to discuss the ad-
vertising campaign and try to inter-
est them in it. For this purpose big
picnic and watermelon day has been
designated at Opelousas on Thurs
day, July 2S, when excursions will be
run from all along the Frisco lines
to the St. Landry capitol. Another
plan that has been formulated is to
give the state space IN the new Fris-
60 building at St. Louis for perma-
nent exhibits of the states resources.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-07-02
Rodv Of suicide Sent Home.

The body of Mr.. Joseph Landry,
who committed suicide in Morgan
CITY was buried in Paincourtville'
where his father. Jules Landry, re-
sides. Mr.. Landry was 40 years old,
and left Assumption parish about ten
years ago.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-07-02

Twenty-four hours after attempt
ing criminal assault on 14-year-old
white girl at Campti, a negro named
Bather was sentenced at Natc'hitoches
to twenty years in the penitehtiary.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-07-02
Sensation in Murder Trial.

Sensation upon sensation has been
the status of the murder trial of Ben
Kinchen, charged with being acces-
sorry to the killing Of ]. O. Breeland,
when he and his wife and stepdaugh-
ter. Mrs. Joe Everette, were killed
near Tickfaw Oh Jan. %, 1909, and
for which crime Avery Blount has al
ready been hanged.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-07-02
Poison Plot Involves Wife.

Mrs. c. e. Dunn is jointly charged
in the affldavit filed at Tallulah with
DR.. T. w. Loper, an optician and
1eweler, with having admipistered
poison to her husband, W. 9. Dunn
with intent to murder. 1t is alleged
that several attempts at poisoning
were made, but that, owing to the
weakened condition of Dunn's stom-
ach, he having been sick for come
time, he did not retain the coffee
and lemonade into which the poison
had been placed and that, becoming
suspicious, he managed to preserve
samples Of the coffee and lemonade
containing the poison.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-07-02

H B. by Mr.. O'Connor-To allow
the bar pilots to hold their meetings
at Pilot Town.
H. B. by Mr.. Rownd-Authorizing
the governor to enter quit claim TO
the United States government for
lands situated in Livingston Parish.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-07-02

For Improvement of Milk Cattle.
A movement has been launched at
Covington for the removal from the
range Of all scrub bulls and their
replacing with thoroughbred, but
not registered Holstein bulls. A
leading cattle man, who is behind the
movement. offers to purchase one
such bull for the open woods range,
If the Police Jury will pass law
requiring the fencing of all bulls not
of standard pedigree.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-27

Between taking care OF the sick man
and carrying wood for the fire he grew
very tired. and one night he fell sound
asleep.
He slept so soundly he never even
heard the great white bear that came
TO the fire to get warm. AS the bear
held his snow-covered paws up to the
fire the snow would melt into water
and drop on the flames. BY the time
the bear was warm and had left he
had almost put the fire out.
A little brown robin sitting on a
branch nearby said TO himself, IF that
fire goes out, little Olaf who has been
so kind to me and fed me crumbs,
will be severely punished. must try
to help him"
BY this time only one tiny spark
OF fire remained, so down few the
robin and famed the spark with his
wings till at last the fire started TO
burn again. But the robin had stood
so close to the fire that one spark
burned the feathers on his breast,
turning them red.
Thereafter he was known as Robin
Redbreast. and was dearly loved by
the children Of the northland because
he saved the fire from going out.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-27

show that this was because the firm
decided TO drop the Mrs" and Mr..
from before the customers names TO
save clerical writing
Howard Refused 10 Pay
Mrs. Gould denied on the witness
stand that she ordered any articles
from Miss McEnroe over the tele-
phone. She said that she learned
through a letter sent her by the mil
liners that her husband refused TO
pay for them. She said she then told
the president of the company that she
would not be responsible personally
for the accOuntz~that her husband
" oUld have TO pay the bill.
The plaintiff introduced several re-
ceipted bills. which are alleged 20 have
been paid by Mrs. Gould's personal
checks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-27
PLEASE MINR
WONENS QUESflONS NNSWHD
%LZllzZ1.M MEE
WHY ROBINS BREAST is RED.

Do you know that way up north II
is very cold, and the ground rs always
white with snow? The people have TO
keep their fires burning day and night
TO keep from freezing. The little boys
and girls in the far away northland
arc often told the legend about the
old man and his boy Olaf. who kept
great fire burning many years that
people might come and get blazing
pine knots to start fires OF their own,
IL they died out accidentally.
For years the old man had carefully
tended his fire, till finally he was taken
very ill., Then little Olaf did the work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-27
PRIVATE BANK CLOSES.
W Collections Assigned For Failure
OF Bronson Institution.

BRONSON. Mich. Jan. 27.-The pri-
e bank OF l.. Rudd Il Son closed its
|brs yesterday. Frank NJ. Rudd is
|nager and sole proprietor OF the in
sution, having succeeded TO his
hers interests at the latters death
Eeral years ago.
\ notice posted on the door Of the
hk told people that the bank was
able to meet its Obligations owing
slow collections. II is said that
lid became involved through an ice
IS refrigerator manufacturing plant
Angola. Ind, in which he is largely
crested and by the failure Of a ce-
Int industry In the west.
frank NJ. Rudd is also proprietor OF
barge -four mill here and has an
her mill al Three Rivers. He is one
the largest dealers in peppermint
In the country and owns several
.ge farms. lie has always been re-
rded as a safe and conservative
nker and business man in whom the
Immunity had greatest confidence.
Mr.. Rudd stated yesterday that his
Ibarrassment Is only temporary,
bit there is no danger OF any loss
1.-THE depositors in the bank, and that
his creditors would be paid in full.
Lee deposits OF the bank are said to
between $4,000 and $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-27
Ilcenses Are Returned.

Supervising Inspector James Stone,
of the Ninth district, has reversed the
action of the Buffalo steamship in
spectors in revoking the license OF
Capt. Enos Burke and suspending
Mate I.eander Robinson for a year as
a result Of the wrecking of the steam
err Richardson near Buffalo. Dec. 8,
when five men were drowned. Mr.
Stone finds that neither the captain
nor the mate was guilty of fault suffi'
cient to warrant the action taken by
the inspectors. Capt Burke and Mate
Robinson both reside in Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-27

truck. Heavy loads are transported
LOT miles. up and down hills and in
record time. facilitating the handling
on this immense crop and getting II to
Market from the gin when the price Is
most favorable TO the grower There
are many OF these Rapid trucks In use
SIIIIousnout Dixie and are an important
factor I'm the progress OF the south
All kinds OF merchandise may be han
died over hills that are not easily nego-
uated by horses or mules. One can
easily appreciate the great saving these
power wagons are working throughout
the commercial and Industrial world.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-27

lHeavy trucking and quick deliveries
the commercial world today have
pen reduced TO a science by the use Of
be commercial motor car which has
len developed beyond the expert
entail stage
.rhe above Illustration shows an inter-
|ting advancement in the manner Of
lndling cotton in the south. The pic
aresque mule teams. sometimes four
4 five attached TO one load, are grad
billy being supplanted by the ever
lady" and never get tired" power
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When not in actual commission the
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oats at the prevailing high prices the
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Fast indeed. has the utility Of the
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-25
Il n tdll e.

-5oparb Gerris. IL Sabr. off. bon
Wo. 421 Ghsiinut Strab.. iom asiiern
Rohmittag an Der gde Der glart unb
Mounb Gtrabe bsim Mbiprinaen bon
einerl Wasen Der glari Ctr. linie su
Jdu unh brad iih bos linie Gdnoges
lent. Gr fpurbe BON feinem Batter na4
bem f.dbtifthen 3oipitol sebradt.
- Der ileine A Sabre olte glarenes
aellermonn, bon SO. 80 Stone Ctr,
ipuroe seii.rn Uormittas BON einem
btrrenlOien 6unbe in bic Sanb s.s
biIen. Der Hnobe ipuroe BON Teiner
Wutier mad benz 6oipiial ssbroht, mo-
cie Wunbe aussebrannt puroe.
- Die 46 Sabre aIte Marp Bauer
bon SO. 2260 Spring Grope Mpenue,
.pelt< ols pubfrau i'm 6aplin 6otel
ongeiteut iit. fsl ssiiern pdbrenb Der
4rbtit cine 1reppe binunt.r unb sog
fid einen DruH bes lintsn sJubaeIen.s
Su. Gie fpurbe in einem potrpltpagen
mad oem 6ofpital sebradt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-25
9emtiHca 4beater.
sSer arme Sonatbau" selanst am
ssonutas snr Anffiibrung.

Der arms Sonatbon", elm. Der
idonit.n Cper.tt.n aarl WiG6ders,
ipirb am nGtiten Sonntae oas Re.
psrtoir bes Seutiten 1beaiers be-
herritsn. Die be3duberuoen Welos
oitu, bic Win0d.r in i.inem ~Mrmsn
Sonatbdn" seifnffeu bat. iuhen i6res
Gl.ih.n. Di. Muiit 1T BON .inem
ioltkn Dobl.ldns. elmer iolten Juae,
bab f. oem publiium nod Ionse in
ben Sbren fummen ipirb. Iuber ben
prdhtissn Coils, Suetten unb auin.
ietten entbilt bic aompoiition ens
iembles urb srpbs gbore. oi. Hart an
bas gsbist Der eroben Sper srenaen.
ST Die WuIit ollein fhon Elm ieltsner
0enub. 70 ipirb bos Sntsreii. fir bic
Sper.ti. nod .rh0bt burh bas 2i.
bretio, benz aIs 6anoluns Die Ges
itihie zines iunsen ameritaniihen
Winionlrs su 9runoe lieat. Der
erite unb Der brittle 4tt ipielen benn
auh in 4merita, Der lebie nit 4us.
iift ouf bic sJreibeitssStatue i'm
Ien gorter Safen. Den iunssn MiIs
Iirndr .ganbersolo" iinst Serr lllIrih
9aupi. ben rarmsn Sonaiban" 5err
6ans Jorftn.r, ben ameritaniiten
Smpreiario ~NuidIp" Serr 81.
ihers4ttsn, SRI. ansel. Grons bat
elm. b,rrIite geIanssparti. aIs r6ors
riet" uub 1rl. Settle Wullsr's partie
.WolID" bist.t Der iusenolihen Sous
brette reihlih gelesenbeit CUR Gntfdl.
tuns ibr.s Ronnens i'm Geiana 1ans
uno oronisem Gpisl. Wanssl an
Raum perbietst ale bic prGttigen Jis
suren Der Gperetie su srrpdbnen. IS
fsi oaber nur iurs ertpdbnt. bab bas
adn3e Gnfemble in bieI.r groben 4ufs
fiibrune in brillanter M.iie beihdftist
III. Die Ginitubiruns bes .4rmen
Jonntban" III eine eetpaItige Nrbeit
unb riro bereits felt mebreren Woten
inter aapenmeifier 5errmann's pors
treifliher 2eitung nit raitloIem Gii.r
betrisben. Das SntereH. fir bic 4ufs
fiibruns III benn auh Elm unsep0bnIi6
reges unb iollien 9idets umg.benb in
ben isbisen @orp.rtaufs. .Stellen Bel
Otto Rag. Npotbeie, 0ine unb 2ibertp
Sirabe; 8. q. 1b.obalb's 9uhbanbs
lung 1919 8ins Sirabe. unb on Der
cgsSffiee reierpirt peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-25

Der obenernGbnten Weii. ausgcriib:.
Tie Gefonsenen beftritten iel5ituerz
ftdnblih, nit ben poftoificezRGu6ez
reien unb anberen Ginbru6en irqeno
ettpas 3u ibun sebabt gu ba6en. Die
poIisei 1T ieood iiber5eust, Die ridti-
gen leut. in @epabriam su bdben.
Mallace foa an Dem Girbruh in bic
poftoffiee in goungstopn betbsiligt
sefpeien iein, nobel betanntli6 elmer
Der ginbreher erihoiien fpuros. Die
Gsb.irnpolisiiten 0iiftlein unb pfluq
6eaaben iid fpdter nod bsm 3immer
bes 6anep in einem 2ooirbaus on 6.
Strabe unb Central aDsnue uno nab.
men cine 6ousiuhung por. Sic FAM
ben in Dem aoffer beg Wdnnes .inen
rieiiaen eeldbenen ReDolDer. iotpie etlpa
piersia perIhiebene Shtiifet uno Die
trite Dor. Die 3immsr Der unber.n
@eianaenen peroen in1&ouie oer0od1t
oSer bes heutiasn 5ngss our6Tudt
nerbsn. 2lubsrbsm itsb,n no6 mshz
rere Yer6aftungen bepor, pslte nod
bor gaaesanbruh fiattfinpen oiirften.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-25
Musldnoiibe Nabrib ten.

6dgeubet in R N. 9esens
tpdrtig lit Der Samburger Sbierhanoz
Lex Sarl Sassnbet Der Selo oes cages
in Der etuigen Staot. 3enn sr bat etz
pas gslsiitet, mas an Die Glan33siten
bss r0miIden auiisrreias erinnsrt:
felt 1900 Sabrsn bat Riemano 10 piele
piIoe 5bier. mad Rom ssbra6t, rpie
Der GrInoer oes SteQingsr Sbier.
parts. 2lber niat mebr gum 3ipede
bIutissr S6ouIpiele i'm aolofeum.
nitt um oi. iiberrsiSts 9ersniigungsz
iu6t oss 2oeis uno Y0bsls nit gbierz
bebsn uno 3erTleiituns bon Stlapsn
oura rpiIos gsitien gu idttisen, ionz
bern in Der irieplihsn 2lbiiht, ben
5bieren cine ueus Seimatb in benz
3polpgiIden Gdrten BON Rom Su
i6dffen uno bier cine Stdtte Der 4ttIiz
matifiruns, Der 4uf3uht uHo oes Stus
oiums su srinoen. Die erIts Eards
name bon 400 5bieren aller 4rten 1T
om 81. Sttober nit einem Sonosr5ug
BON % Wasen brett bon Samburg
mad piertdgiesr Sabrt in Rom angez
lqnet unp 1T, umgebsn bon Der neus
gi.rieen gerpunoerung oes 9an5sn
Yol;ss, binnen Spsi 5aseu an Srt
uno SteIIs i'm tiinftigsH 3oolosiihen
9artsn sebrudt poroen. odgenbsd
felbit nit isinsm beutiden WGrterperz
ipnal bat bic Iusldoung Der glephanz
ten, 6lubpfsroe. 9iraffsn, Gppen,
Barren, Iffen Il. T. N. iiberpaht uno
gsleitst unb ibre llHtsrbringuHg in ben
tiinftigsn Wohnuugsn angsoronet, Die
allsrbings gu isinem 9eoauern nid3t
nit Der piinttiihtsit isrtiessitellt iino.
bic er in ieinem umfonSreihen getrieb
inne3ubolten gepobnt lit. Wsdnhe
5bi.re mubten iih baber nit sinem
porldufissn lluterIhlupi begniiseu.
9innsn psniesr Wohen ipa Die appetite
Senoung bon Sbisren nadfolgen, uno
eunn aeoentt man ben romiiten 3opz
loqiIden 9artsn nit ShluB bes Sab
res .roffnen gu t0nner. Die ROmer
iinb iebr itols auf pieie neue srruns
genIddft, ben eriten osrortissn port
in Stalien. OBJ nit Reht, oas muB bic
3u,unit lebren; benn ss ieblt audi
niht an Stimmeu, bic an Der 2sbenss
f1bisteit elmer iolhsn 4nldge in
Rcm sipeifeln. Die Stdbtpertpaltuns
bat bds 9eldnbe toitenlps iiberldhen
unb einen idbrliheu 3uiduB bon 20.s
900 Sire periprohen; mas fir 8e=
ihdfte nun bic MitieneeielIhaft bes
soolosifhen 9ortens MAIDEN lpirb. bas
bGnet niht bon ibrsr 9erlpaltunesz
fdbisteit auein, fonoern ou6 bon Der
9unit beg publifums ab. unb seraoe
IN beren WetGnbisteit iessn 2ennsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-25

5rant Smiibion bon go. 22O2
Map Strabe tam seftern Rodmittag
in ansetruntenem 3uitonbe in bic
Wirtbfdoft bes Sobn 6offmann an
Gilbert NDenue unb RaHau Strnbe
unb befe0te fih Elm Olas Wbisfep.
Do Grou Smiibfon iur3 borter o.n
Wirb eebeten bate. ibrem Wanne
ieine stiitisen geirdnie mebr 3u pers
tnufen. iuurbe ber Wonn .riItt. bad
actal 5u perlnfen. Gr ipuroe boroui
ungemiitbli9 unb fhidte lid, an. bic
Ginri6tune su sertriimmern. nls feline
Drdu ouf Der DilbfIGne erihisn unb
ihn 5u berubietn Derfuhte. Sie er.
belt einen iruGtieen Uouitfd,las in
bdS @efi@t. iporouf Der SnonlielIner
.J& sinnsif4te NIT In Hsfultlt. bab
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VDHoiebc
Etatten Snplcr Earf cinen geindD ab.

Der Marihan BON Sdplsr pdrt
riei aeftsrn gbeno bas bisiise poIiSets
bauptauartisr aui nno melDets, bub
bic portige Yoiioffiee bon ginbre9srn,
iuelde bic 6iniertbire setpdltidm ges
Dffnet batten, beiuht iporp.n fei. Der
Ginbruh purbe tur3 mad Gintritt Der
8unteIbeit beriibi. uno stpar dugens
iheinIih BON glnidnsern i'm ginbres
ters6anopsrt. Tieielben erbeuteten
MIR einiss Gents, uno bic resiitrirten
MitInhen tpurben BON ibntn niht ans
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