The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1911-01-21
DIST RICT COURT.

: Final Week OF Regular Civil Term.
!. Docket Cleared of Number
Cases Record of Business Tran
acted Since Last Report.
j The third and final week Of the regul;
) pecember-January term Of civil distri
j court was concluded with sessions Of til
) judicial body on Wednesday, Thursda
and Friday, Jan. A. 5 and s. A report {
4 the proceedings Of these sessions, whic
has been crowded out Of our last two il
sues, is given below:
Theo. A. Bourgeois ct ais. VS.. Opheli
Bourgeois; exception tried and overrulee
default entered.
| Consolidated Protrait and Frame Com
pany VS.. Andrew Norton ct ais; con
4 tinued.
Louise Tropet VS.. Isidore Landry; plain
tiff granted absolute divorce.
]. Achille Landry VS.. Leo G. Babin; re
assigned to Tuesday, Feb. 28.
| Picard & Geismar VS.. Mrs. Antoine
Landry; answer filed.
| Picard & Geismar VS.. Edmond Braud
answer filed.
Henry Nabor ct ais. VS.. Annie Nabor ct
ais; answer filed.
Theo. Bourgeois ct ais VS.. Olive Gaudin
and J. Wilson Petit; exception Of no cause
OF action maintained and suit dismissed
at plaintiffs cost; motion for new trial
filed and oyerruled; plaintiffs granted ap-
peal, suspensive or deyolutive, to first cir
cult court of appeals, returnable Tuesday,
April rs, on furnishing bond of $25.
Theo. A. Bourgeois ct ais. VS.. Ambrose
and Olive Gaudin; same action as above,
Eugene Aydell vs.. Augustin Diez; jude-
ment for plaintiff for $270.2s, with legal
interest from judicial demand until paid,
and costs.
Simpson Computing Scale Company VS..
Felix Sagonas tried and submitted.
Y Z. Dixon vs.. A. D. Carpenter, Jr.;
answer fled continued indefinitely.
A. ]. Schroeder. vs.. G. B. Reuss; con
tinued indefinitely.
All. Schroeder VS.. Belle Helene Plant
ing and Manufacturing Company; con-
tinued indefinitely.
Peoples Bank and Trust Company vs..
=. a. Dixon; tried and continued to some
Future date for argument.
Cora NJ. Barton VS.. j. j. Hickson; an
'wer filed.
Z. ]. Echeverria VS.. Charles Lupo; CON
inued indefinitely.
Succession Of Corinne Knott: continued
Indefinitely.
North British and Mercantile Insurance
VS.. r. NJ Sims; tried and CON
lnued, subject to be fixed for argument.
Josephine Wallace VS.. Floriant Weber;
laintif granted absolute divorce.
William Macauley in ssClassma tes.''
Not since the days Of the spectacles
wen at old Niblo's Garden has New
ork had 50 remarkable stage setting
5 the jungle scene in ella assmates. the
,eat college play by Vim. C. De Mile, s
hich is booked to be at the Gondran
heatre on Saturday, Jan. rs, matinee
nd night.
The locale is in the South American
rest, thousand miles from the mouth 4
the Amazon River. 1t is mere tangse
tropical underbrush. Weeds. palms. IL
ephants ears. vines, creepers and inter
cling tree trunks make al aapassable 4
lrrier. One aeels. tho stiffness Of the
ace and. Seels tho miasma arising from
IA dank, anWholesome underground.
be futility of scaling that barrier is5IA
Ionght home with terrible directness be- In
re word is spoken or a character in
odnced. William Macauley plays the
aiding character in the piece, that .of D.
est Point boy who goes into the ;usaale HE
search Of his rival to bring hiIA back To y
light fair for his sweetheart This part
as made famous BIZ Robert Edeson
hen the play ran lpr 26Q nights at the L
udson Theatre. New York.
assaaates appeals to- the love of the Il
ilitary in the first act. a West Point d
enc; to the love of American home life
the south in the second; TO the love Of \
venture in the thrilling jungle scene in !
e third. and in the elimination Of justice U
the last. And first, last and all Y
e time, it appeals to the love of Amer a
d by Americans and to the love of right !.
id honor and truth.
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