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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-07

teen inches, and in ncrea sing the nav
OF me Building Inspector from $500
out objection.
The Committee on Streets reported
many minor improvements. including
allegations for sidewalks and alloys,
cars on the Free Bridge at $4,000 per
year Went 10 the Finance Committee.
as did an ordinance to authorize the
making Of map OF the older part OF
the city. and resolution to pay $4,000
for injury to property in grading Floyd
Avenue, and $3.50 for similar Injury
TO property in Fairmount. A series of
ordinances recommended by the Lynch
Investigating committee in relation to
the employment anu duties OF assistant
engineers went to the Committee on
Ordinance Charter and Reform. On
mittee Judgment of $146.1o secured
against former Food Inspector Holds
worth was ordered paid by the city
! thorized TO employ Robert G. Lucas a,
| $50 per month for the use OF his knarvl-
edge and experience. having been with
| the department fftythree years.
The Committee on Streets was au-
| thorized TO pave with granolithic the
| sidewalk on the western side OF the
| Capitol Square from Bank to Capitol
Street, to cost sl.0bl.46 Payment Of
| $50 membership fee in the Virginia
League OF municipalities was ordered
| Plans for the Arents school on South
| tine street, were recOmfnttteu to the
School Board without recommendation
and a number Of petitions were. or
recommendations of the Finance Com
| mittee. rejected.
| Too Mnny Accidents.
| The Light Committee asked permits
| sion to pay John T. Carter SIS for
time lost from an injury a the Gas
| Works Mr. Pollard said that such in
iuries were becoming too common al
the Gas Works. and the paper was re-
| ferred TO the Finance Committee
| The Street Cleaning Committee was
authorized TO pay Smyth Brothers, Nc
| Cleary, McClelland SLIGO for four
Thomas NJ. Sweeny $40 for veterinary
| services. thus ending the famous Swee-
/ ny Bennett Investigation into the pur-
| chase OF mules.
The Committee on Grounds and
Buildings recommended rejection of the
| mission. and it was rejected unani-
mously. The Mills ordinance relating
to securing proper lines before filing
plans for q new building to prevent
| cncroachment on public property was
adopted, as was an ordinance to pro-
pawning or selling any pistol knife
slunSshot or like weapon. and prohib-
!ting second hand dealers from selling
such weapons without permission OF
| the Chief of Police An ordinance was
adopted providing for free use OF Mar
| city employees The ordinance regu-
| lating sweeping of sidewalks provoked
! long debate. and was referred TO the
| City Attorney. The ordinance prohibit
| ing fireworks. bonfres and torpedoes
| was rejected. as We're the applica tons
Of the Purity Ice Cream Company and
! Il. y. Kay for permission to erect pub
| lie stables
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-07

and justice TO form, which the courts
rarely DO, therefore, the petition must
be dismissed with costs to the respon-
dents
Judge Christians decision ends a
case which began Immediately after
ton OF December .. the "drys'' having
given notice OF contest. with the petit
ton that the court throw out the
election.
The vets replied to the petition
With a demurrer that the CORPORATION
Court had no Jurisdiction and with an
answer .z to the petition itself
The case was called at the Febru-
airy term Of court. with Randolph Har-
rison. j. Tinsley Coleman and Fred
Harper appearing for the vets and
r, Cnskie and Thomas Whitehead !. for
the "drys."
The arguments. taking up two entire
days. We're able and exhaustive, and at
their conclusion Judge Christian took
the matter under advisement, render
ing his decision to-day
Registrar ResiGns.
IT was learned to-day that H. D.
Johnson. registrar Of the first precinct
OF the Third Ward. who was one Of
the eight registrars under IRE during
ton, has rendered his resignation to
the electoral commission, and that the
vacancy has been filed by the election
the positions nr Tonhg a y to
of Bishop B. D. Tucker and has recent
ly commenced practice Of Law here
It was pointed out this afternoon
that the board, no doubt would soon
have the designations OF Major A 3.
Percy, and Thomas j. O'Brien as Judges
of the first and second precincts. re-
spectively, Of the Third Ward, since
Judge Christian has held that they
cannot legally officiate as long As they
hold their Federal positions
It would not be surprising to see
other registrars resign shortly. since
they have been so severely criticized
by Judge Christian In the Corporation
Court to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-07
Railroad Wen,
HENRY BECOMES
POWER IN HOUSE
(Cortinucd From First PaEeD n


the Democrats of tho Senate are 10
todian OF the building inquired OF the
Senators what decoration. il any, they
desired on the walls or tic caucus
room which they had selected. Senator
Bacon replied Il think q large nor
trai, Of Thomas Jefferson should adorn
the east WALL"
"Vnry good. said Senator Bailey
"and ] think portrait or Andrew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-07
ADJUSTMENTS
-tcndemy-Ahott and Bispl,am.
DijOu-"ln Old Iientucky."
Lubiu-Vaude,iIIc
"In Old Kentucky" rlcnscs.

III Ola hcntuCkS'' ftenSck,
When r. G. Dazcy wrote ''In old
Kentucky which opened a weeks en-
Sagenlent at the Bijou last night. he
accomplished the dream of most con
temporary wrights-buildtng o
play which will bring home royalties
In Old Kentucky" is as new now as il
was when-but never mind that A
lacked house witnessed the opening
performances laughed with Madge
when she was happy sorrowea with
when she triumphed, and went home
feeling good all over in the lnowl-
edge that right had trinmphed.
Mildred Johnson. who played ATadge.
the mountain nymph, and played the
part In a manner which pleased every
one is not stranger to Richmond
She was here several years ago "a a
member Of the Gifen Stock Compa ny.
none Of her popularity by her perform
ancc last night. The rest OF the caste
WAS good
There Is band OF pickininntes with
fancy with nopular airs. and some o!
The members OF he musical portion OF
the entertainment are rather handy
with their feet, doing some mighty
because In Old Kentucky" is going 10
pnct 'em in every night this week.
There's roaI horse race In the third
oct with real horses
Concert ro-Ni.ht.
Bessie ABBOTT and David Bispham two
world-famous operate stars, who will
appear Jointly In concert at the Acad-
emy OF Music Tonight, are unruca-
tionably among the very greatest
living VocalistS.
Miss Aboit, Will tic advantage OF
youth on her side. has won prodigious
fame in the few years since her de-
but. Her reputation Is securely es-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-07
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

Is one OF the greatest strength builders
and tonic s,imuiants known 10 medicine.
1t strengthens and fortifies the system
against the attakcs OF disease and dan
gcrous germs and assists in building up
the weakened tissues in a gradual, healthy,
natural manner. When taken at meal
time it stimulates the mucous surfaces
and little glands Of the stomach TO a
healthy action. thereby improving the
digestion and assimilation Of the food and
giving TO the system its full proportion Of
nourishncnt. This action upon the digcs-
tive process is Of great Importance. as it
brings to all the tissues and organs Of the
body the nutrmcnt necessary TO their
sustcnancc and indirectly to the whole
system strength and vigor. 1t makes the
Old icel young and keeps tho young strong
and vigorous
All druggists. groccrs and dealers, or
direct, sl.Ol a large bottle Refuse sub
stitutcs and limitations; they arc injurious
Send Tor free medical booklet containing
testimonials and rare common-sense rules
Tor health, and free advice
The Duffy Malt Whisky Co.,
Rochester, n. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-07
u,Dnte Oman : =

f Washington. D. c., March s.-Repre.
sentative Clayton, OF Alabama, to-day
issued call for a Democratic caucus
TO complete the House organization o I
the new Congress on Sunday, April ..
instead of on Monday, April! 5. The
change In the date was the result OF
conclusions reached at conference
between Speaker Elect Clark. Chair
man Underwood, Of the Ways and
Means Committee, and Mr. CLAYTON.
Democratic caucus E$ HaEG#l IN -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-07

crease. David Bispham is a singer,
not only by virtue Of his naturally
beautiful voice, but because he has
unusual musical intelligence.
The concert will be totally different
from anything that has been Offered
In many seasons both as regards tho
high standing of the participating
artists and the character OF the pro-
gram which they will present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-07
ENGRAVERS WIN
TWO FROM LOCOS

The Engravers and the Railroad Men
met on the Newport Alleys last night
The EnSraVcrs won two out OF three
games. The Railroad Men put up 4
good game, but the Engravcra were
TOO strong. Deascy was high man
"ith Handley close second Follow
Ing Is thc score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-07

and justice TO form, which the courts
rarely do. therefore. the petition must
be dismissed with costs to the respon-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-07
sfBeSt Stimulant
in the World"
Mr.. VIM. II. iloff Is Never Without 4
Bottle of This Wonderful Remedy
in His IIome-It Is Necessity to
His Health and Vieor.

In his letter he says: For over five
years have been using Dufly's Pure Malt
Whisky. | have found it to be The best
stimulant that ! have ever tried am
never without a bottle Of it in the house
hope that this unsolicited! testimonial
will he appreciated by ali suffering ones
and all those in need Of fine tonic slimu-
liant. WIN. II. lioff. 2S7l Amber St,
Philadelphia, Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-07
THE WEATHER.

Forecast Virgfnia-UnscttIea but
mostly fnir Tuesday and probably We'd
Tesdny; moderate north winds, bccon
Ing variable. 3.
day ana probably Wednesdays; mode rat g
north winds, Incoming variable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-07

Jackson should occupy place on thu
west vail"
Asked If they had any other sug
Rcsiion 10 make in this connection.
senator Bailey answered that he did
not care to see any departure from
Democratic simplicity. Before leaving
the room Senator Bacon suggested that
a portrait OF Grover Cleveland be
given a place. because ne was the only
Democratic President since the civil
War.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-25

The Good Government League
IS running a ping-pong game and
calling it politics. Chsgruve g
Weekly. Shreveport.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-25
1T IS CURABLEE.

Dyspepsia may be compA tclv
cradicated if properly treated.
We sell remedy that we posi-
lively guarantee will completely
relieve indigestion or dyspepsia,
or the medicine used during the
trial will cost the user nothing
This remedy has been named
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. Ger
tainly no offer could be more
fair. and our offer should be
proof positive that Rexall Dys-
pepsia Tablets are o dependable
remedy.
1nasmuch as the medicine will
cost YOU nothing if it does not
benefit you. we urge YOU who arc
suffering with Indigestion or dys-
pepsia to try Rcxall Dyspepsia
Tablets. A 25-ccnt box contains
enough medicine for fifteen days
treatment. For chronic eases we
have two larger sizes. 50 cents
and 800. Remember you can
obtain Rexall Remedies only at
The Rexall Store, J. N. Thibo-
deaux.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-25
IBERIA CROPS.

The week passing has not been
y satisfactory one The continued
drought IS becoming u serious mat
t " aud complaints from AL
points come IN thick and last
This section has not had u good
rain since January 3rd. when quite
= downpour visited us. Reports
the late planted can"
are very posSlmlstic and dlseour
aging. II is claimed the dry con
iitiou of the soil viii not germ
ma the cane. and that IN black
porous soils the cane has already
taken the dry rot. aud III the 9th
or soils tho eyes are dormant, no
roots forming Tho fall planted
canes seem to b" dong better.
and n many places the can" IS
making a fine appearances, stub
bic cane IS also showing up well.
shaving and digging IS the order
Of lho day and tn" teams and
men ar, all employed Corn IS
coming MP slowly and uncycn)y
OWING to lack uf moisture Spring
blowing IS not IL good shape. be
ING rough and cloddy and not IN
condition to plant with any de
Gree of safety. $, these lands are
being held for q ram before beng
planted to corn. The rice Situa-
ton is much better. as winter can
be distributed any time where
nooded This has hocn done.
Considerable area has been Eown
and flooded for termination. The
lands are rs a general thing IN
good order for the seed. and the
crop goes in under Favorable con
lltions. A glance over the parish
shows that the work is we'll adj
vanced. IN facI ahead Of the sen
son. and all that is needed - n
good soaking rain 10 make every
thing promising. Around in the
Petite Ansr section much cane has
been planted this season. taking
the place Of cation and corn. The
+ q A Railroad furnishing ia
ciltleq for ltranSportatlp ron by mum
rnuS loading stations this see
ton is coming to the front as n
cane growing community aud \
rood report will be given Of It
this year. Some movement look
mo to the formation Of boys corr
clubs is being made in this parish
bv the school authorities in con
junction with the Government
Demonstration Agents. SurprIs-
inc results have been att aimed else
whore aud why not in Iberia. A
Louisiana boy captured the Ma
tlonal prize as corn producer
both as to quantity and low cost
If production Node III Sugar
Planter.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-25
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

Ter SIDNEY y. PORTER. NJ. D.,
State Sanltarian.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-25
LICKING MEXICO.


THIS sudden W"hll'Ha''n "j an
army OF 2o,ooo troops 7nd at
fleet at armor"d cruisers T." play
war near tn" N'Nl'an border
with ball cartridges r'nlndS "
lhat ten. Zachary I3}'of. win
1000 m"n, 'n@' defeated o'o"
Means AZ lal" NlI'. amt the
very next DAY turned the same
trick at h'S'a'a 1t" IN laIWa
mat TINS '''n Il taylor. with
$1,000 Mn. once took by storm
The fortified rlN TT monterey, d'
''nd'd NY some = ~" N'N'r'oS-
mat fl'N Same ven. '"N''r'
with '""" IN u. 0""GP' -'N'""
N'Nl'anH IN IN" narrow d'l'lrS 81
'''n'a 'S'a al'd '' ParaPof'S'
ms own Wo'oS, rH' an" IT. "'''
Ut 1li' II" '''k'n 'h.
lha' 'tFn W 'hn'''iH Nr"''.
WIN ''''" o'n, one" ''P'Uf'd
the S'fonE'N 'ortllI'' '"N 81 vera
'r'H' d'l'"''d 'Na''a An" AoV
l1,"' M'El'ahS III 'l' pass on
err" '"'no fap'"'lng SANTA
Ana ""onn leg S'"fm'd ne
hn'gh, OF 'hor,F','''o h''''''''3
'''''" ~ one ~ we 'hoS' deNl, -
ra'' na' YES ever l'tHn' IN lo'
new W"f'"- S'"rh,.N amt l"}k tue
''''''' 'a' IONS ~ M",'"" ''' m'\.
:, :, ''''''' anu ''oN '',' '''"'', :"
! haP"'''P'', me 'aS' d'''oS' "I the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-25
PROFANITY.

Masons Of Tennessee are taking
n broad sweep at the abomlnablc
habit of profanity They want to
enact law which will totally
eliminate profanity among their
members and IN order that it may
be done, the penalty is made either
suspension or expulsion from the
order. says the Meridian Miss J
Dispatch.
Tennessee Masons are not the
|originators Of the movement. the
Iowa Masons having recently
made pledges to stop the habit
and closely follows movement
begun by the Holy Name Socle-
ties Of the Catholic church with
the same view in question.
In discussing this matter and
giving the position Of tho Ma
sonic lodge one Of the high Off
cials in Tennessee said, in part
"There is one other matter to
which ! desire to direct your at
tention. The strongest portion Of
the foundation upon which Mas
onary stands is reverence for the
Divine Being, the Grand Master
Of the great universe in which he
operates. No man can hn II Ma
son unless he believes in God and
looks to Him in worship. This be
ing true the name Of God should
be sacred to every member OF our
beloved brotherhood. IT should
never be lightly considered, even in
our thinking. and should never
fall from our lips except in wor-
ship or alteration. Any man who
takes this holy name in vain is
guilty Of conduct unhecomine
Mason. Such thing as profanity
should be as foreign TO the mem
bers of our order as it would be
for lis TO neglect needy brother.
Becauss profanity has been toll
Grated for centuries is no reason
why II should be INDUCED longer
in respectable society, and this
movement by the strong Masonic
order will go long way in max
ing the reformation possible. The
churches have failed in this one
particular Or it is everywhere
known that many men all right in
other respects are addicted to this
useless and debasing habit.
OF all the sins and law break
ing IN the country today. this is
the one for which no return is
given to the one SHINING. It brings
no reward to anyone and cor
rupts the vocabulary Of clean men
until they think they cannot ex-
press themselves forcibly and en-
phatically without bringing the
name If God into play.
It is reflection upon the NOR
ais of a people. The laws of the
land forbid profanity, but upon
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-25
RUDCET OF NEWS FROM TIE
LAFAYETTE INDUSTRIAL
INSTITUTE.

Supt. q. j Kern Of Wlnnehago
County. Illinois. has accepted an
appointmcnt for ONE week III the
Faculty Of the summer Normal
School f. be held here beginning
juno 9Th. and will give n course Of
illustrated lectures and class III
struct,ou mn rural school l1NdHs
gorY and the organization OF
country life. Other prominent
members Of tho Faculty especially
chosen for thor contributions TO
this course of study intended To
prepare TEACHERS Ia lntrod'lc" IN
duslriaI education III the country
schools of Louisiana. are Prof. J.
H. Keen Of the University OF Tex
as Theory and Art of Teaching
Prof II. G. Bond Rural Pcdagagy
for Louisiana Prof Ashby Wood
son. Shopwork and Farm Tool
Practice: Prof j. &. Lee. Jr. Agri
culture and School Gardens Miss
Elizabeth Il Kelley. Home Econ
omics Sewing and Cooking. and
Miss Emily II. lIuocr. Drawing
and Construction work In addl-
tion TO this work there is also pro
vision with n strong Faculty. for
instruction IN all those Academic
branches nocoSSarv to nrrpar"
te?chprs to pass examinations Tor
higher certificates than they now
hold and for Improvement in their
scholarship and professional train
ir~. There will also be q model
cn;ntry school Of from fifth to
seventh grades conducted by
skilled teachers who's work will
be observed by practiced teachers,
and these practice teachers will be
instructed in teaching and given
actual practice under the super
vision Of the model school lnstruc.
tors
The Southern Pacific Railroad
has granted n rate of one and one
third fare for the round trip from
all points not beyond Lake
Charles. Morgan City and Alex
andria for the dual Athletic,
Oratorical and Vocal Music Meet
to be held here between LouIsl-
ana College Of PineviIle and the
Industrial Institute on Saturday,
Anri Slh, Arrana 'msnts are
also being completed for the bio
Tnterscholastic Athletic and Ora
torical Meet among the High
Schools Of Southwest Louisiana.
which is to be held here on Sat
urday, April 22d.
The score made by the Indus
trial Institute Dairy upon the rec
cnt inspection by President Dow
ling Of the State Board of Health
was 80 per cent-an increase OF
: per cent over the score allowed
by DR.. Burneson of the United
States Bureau Of Animal Industry
at his inspection here in January.
This increase is due to the install
lation of n cooling apparatus for
the milk room and also facilities
for hot water to clean the vessels
and clean white duck suits for
the mixer to wear while milking
Other improvements will now be
made which will raise the score
Of this Dairy to SO per cent. And
later on some minor changes in
construction Of the barn will be
added i'm order to obtain a perfect
score of 100 per cent.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-25

When we see people engaged in
gardening we conclude that there
is a desire to live at home. and an
effort is made to secure the nee
essaries as well as the Injuries of
the table. II must be said TO the
credit Of our people that the gar
den with them is an important ad-
junct. and without which they
would seem at a loss. Even in
our town where there is a restrlc-
ton there are few homes that do
not boast of a garden, and these
are now being cultivated. 49,
Marksyillp Entcrnrisn.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-25
BROWN BREAD AGAIN.

To the Editor of the Enterprise:
! read with pleasure an article
in your last week s issue, advocat-
ing the use Of Graham or whole
wheat bread and | want to add
my testimony to that of the writer
in regard to it's merits, as well as
to give some facts that may prove
helpful to those wishing ITO adopt
it.
| am sorry to say that | have
not found that made by the hak-
ers in the last year or two, so good
as formerly, for the reason that
they do not make it quite short
enough, or allow sufficient sugar
for the large quantities they put
out.
| am mother who il raising
young children-and am particu.
larIy anxious that their bodies
shall be well nourished during the
growing stage, and indeed | hope
they will always have judgment
enough no use brown bread when-
ever it can be had.
| not only want them to grow
into good sized men and women,
but | want them to become effec-
tive workers IN the world of
thought and action.
IF possible want ITO see each
of them reach adult age without
the necessity Of taking a dose of
medicine. or darkening a dentist s
door This | know | cannot hope
for. if ! feed them on bread made
of fine white flour which has been
robbed Of all its brain. bone. and
muscle producing properties. For
these reasons | have begun now to
give them only the brown and oe-
ca~ionallv corn-hread.
I get the flour Solari's in New
Orleans now. Earlier in the sea-
son. while the weather was yet cold
I got it in larger packages by
freight from st. Louis.
I use it just as you do white
flour. making with it mullins. pan
cakes. lightbread. biscuit and pie
crust. At fitsr my husband was a
little inclined TO kick about the
leaves that were not quite so white
and light as "those his mother
made" but | never hear any com
plant now. In fact I believe he
has fallen in love with it. and
could hardly be induced to return
to the white bread.
A YOUNG MOTHER.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-25

With the changing of fashion s
decree to the abandonment Of
puffs and curls. we shall expect
soon to cease seeing the false hair
hung on the line with the rest of
the family wash.--port Arthur
News.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-25

G. NJ. Compton, City Clerk.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-25

A nobleman has been arrested
in New York for theft. Titled
foreigners who come to America
to attend these International we'd
dings should bring along enough
money to pay for their return
passage. Allentown Democrat.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-03-25
THE RENTER

lives from day to day. from
moving time to moving time.
enjoying only the privilege of
paying rent. The home owner
enjoys the satisfaction Of a
permanent horne for bis fam
lily. II You want a home, it will
pay you to call at the office
and investigate our plan -
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIA-
TON.