New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-01-07
DR.. j. S. Orne visited the Par

| lsH Jan last 'Cuuudy morning dHt
, held services therein for the ben
eft of the prisoners. His princi
pal reason for visiting the prison
was to see the condition Of tn
Jail and observe whether those in
Icarcerated were receiving humane
Treatment, or if they were sub
jected to brutal treatment as eX
ist very often in prisons. D!r
Orne informs us that they could
not be in better hands than 10
Jailer Leblanc.
MIR. Louis Flory sustained q
rather painful injury Monday
evening last which promised. for
a while, to be serious. While at
work installing the fixtures of the
Landry saloon, in pouring habit
into damp hole. some of the prep
aration was thrown ont and quite
part flew into both eyes. HIS
forehead and eyes were badly
burned and for a while there was
fear that his sight would be lost.
Hopes are entertained, however,
that such will not be the case
Moss Club Sauce now 15c.
Buy a bottle.
Outside of considerable delay
to the cane movement, 1t is ne1
thought that any grea: damage
has been done by the late freezing
weather throughout this section
Many of the truck growers report
some damage to vegetables and it
is feared that the orang~ trees will
be damaged, but to what extent
we have been unable to learn.
The Criminal term of the Dis
trict Court convened last Monday
morning with Judge Simon on the
bench and the Grand jury in daily
session. A partial repor IT that
body is expected today but II will
not be until the end Of next week
before the final report is submitted
to the Court.
The cane movement in this
section over the Southern Pacific
branches will be all over within
the next few days. One hundred
cars have been stored on switches
hereabouts preparatory to dismant-
ling and use for other lines OF
traffic. The switching crews have
also been reduced considerably.
Frisco also reports movement OF
cane being about over. Morbi-
han and Orange Grove will be
through grinding in the next day
or two. Segura expects to run
until about eighth or the tenth OF
this month.
LOST-A pair of gold specks
enclosed in a case. Reward if re-
urned to p. D, Broussard.
Mr.. L. A. Pellerin returned this
week from Shadyside Plantation,
St. Mary Parish, where he was en-
gagged doing some clerical work
during the grinding. This mill
had the misfortune Of breaking
down last Saturday evening when
within one day of completing |
their run, necessitating the ship |
ing of 1900 tons to Segura. with
it's almost unlimited capacity, hav-
ing come to the rescue OF several
mills throughout the sugar belt
this season. The output OF the
Shadyside this season was $4,000
tons which is an excellent showing |
for their plant.
Last Tuesday morning fire
was discovered in the garnet OF
the home of Mr.. NJ. E. Dominique,
City officer, on Washington street,
between Hopkins and Corinne
streets. The prompt actio OF the
fire department prevented any |
beyond the roof. The
residence of Mr.. William Elmer,
next door, was slightly scorched.
Mr.. Dominique states his loss IS
about 5000 or more from damage
in moving out and water. Mr..
Elmer,s furniture was also dam
aged in similar way.
Use fuckers Group Syrup for.
the baby at Taylor's Drug Stor,a
The many friends here Of DR..
J. G. Bouvier were panied to learn
If the accident that befell him last
Wednesday at his home in Jeane-
'ette, causing the loss of his en-
ire thumb. When in the act of
ranking his auto, the glove of
his right hand became entangled
n the crank shaft. twisting off his
humb and badly lacerating his en-.
ire hand before he could release
He was taken aboard
lain at once tc New Orleans for
reatment. and hopes are enter
aimed that with the proper atten-
;on no will aaye his hand.