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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-03
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES,
Candidates for Ward and Parish Of
fees Who Were Declared The
Nominees by Parish Committee,
and Those Who Were Nominated
in Primary of Jan. %.
(Offioial
(Official.)
DonaIdsonyille.La Ian q. 1a12

Donaldsonville, La, Jan. 81, 1912.
| N: ACCORDANCE with the pro.
4 visions of a resolution adopted
by the Democratic Executive Com
mlttee of the parish Of Ascension, at
meeting held this day at the court.
house in Donaldsdnyille, in conform
lty with law, do hereby promulgate
the names OF all persons who were
declared the nominees of the Demo
cratic party for ward and parish Of
ices by this committee at meet
Ing held Oct. 81, 1911, and the names
OF those who were nominated in the
Democratic primary election held Jan
70, 1912, to-Wit:
For Sheriff.. G.. Hanson.
For Clerk of Court. S. Barman.
For Assessor-A. A. King.
For Coroner-Dr. D. C. Brumfield.
For Representatives.. i. Picard.
For Police Jurors - First ward
George B. Reuss; second ward, }.
N. Curse, Jr.;third ward, Adolphe
Meter; fourth ward, G. H. Landry;
fifth ward, L. w. Armitage; sixth
ward, J. G.. Klos; seventh ward, G..
~ Gautreau; eighth ward, q. J.
Causey.
For Justices of the Peace-First
justice ward, j. Landry Leblanc;
second justice ward, Louis A. Mol
lere; third justice ward, Joseph Cor
BIO; fourth justice ward, Edmund
Maurin, A. F. Leblanc; fifth justice
ward, Louis N. Boston; sixth justice
ward, Leo Melancon; seventh Justice
ward, H. J. Many; eighth justice
ward, Leon Newman; ninth justice
ward, Il. F. Bateman; tenth Justice
ward, E. Y. Braud, A. V. Osterber-
ger.
For 'Constables-First justice ward,
none; second justice ward. II, r.
Richard, sr.; third justice ward,
Julien Diez; fourth justice ward
John Ramirez, Desire GongaIes. fifth
justice ward, Willie Gre; sikh JUS
tIe 81 III
justice ward, John Mar ii1lez;
eighth justice ward ]. Vincent La-
blanc; tenth Justice ward, j. r.
White, J. S. Hodgeson.
For Members of Democratic Parish
Commlttee-First ward, C. Daigle, fl.
y Whlfeman; second ward, Joseph
Curse, Camille Sanchez; third ward
p s. Sims, B. J. Vega; fourth ward,
Louis ". Boston, Paul Braud; fifth
ward, Henry g. Braud, d. C. Bruln-
.ield; sixth ward, Rosemond Braud,
w B. Stuart; seventh ward. Ba-
lie Bertaut, Joseph Pertuis; eighth
ward, g. q. Blouin, Augustus King;
It large, Z. A. Ambeau, Henry BIZ
luoi, y. A. Duplessis, Wilfred Gui-
sou, Victor Maurin
HENRY C. BRAUD.
Chairman, Democratic Parish Execu-
tive Committee.
Attest: L. W. ARMITAGE,
Secretary. III
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viii be rendered BY the Shrine band
| composed exclusively Of members
of jerusalem Temple, Ancient and
| Arabic Order OF. MOBILES of the Mystic
Shrine.
he closing event Of the celebra-
ton viii be a brilliant banquet in
the GruneWald Hotel Monday night.
This will be participated in by The
grand lodge officers, representatives
Of the grand lodge and especially in
yited guests. A. G. Allen Of Frank
lin, past grand master, win be toast,
master, and past grand masters will
be called on for brief talks. Rev.
DE-, II, C. Duncan, grand chaplain of
the grand lodge, living at Alexandra,
will deliver the Invocation, and bene-
diction will be said by Rev. DR.. BY
ron Holly Of New Orleans.
The report Of the grand master,
Dr.. Thibaut-Who, by the way, is q
grandson Of the. first grand master
of the Louisiana grand lodge, the
late ?. Fran. DuBourg, elected in
February, 1872, just one hundred
years ago-Will show to what extent
Masonry has grown in Louisiana dur.
ing the period mentioned. The or
ganization was perfected in New Or
leans and since then it has grown to
the number of $50 lodges, while the
membership rolls Eaggregate more
than 10000 names of men prominent
in different walks Of life throughout
the state. The records show there
is a Masonic lodge in every city and
town of any consequence in the
state.
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The many friends in this commun:.
y or Willie Rogge, eldest son of
FRED. Rogge, ST., one of Donaldson
vllle's leading business men and
most popular citizens, will learn with
sincere pleasure that on Saturday last
young Mr.. Royce and his charming
wife became the parents of a sweet
little daughter, the happy event
having transpired at their home in
Gulfport, Miss. 1t gives US pleasure
to chronicle the arrival of the little
stranger, and to join in extending
congratulations and good wishes to
the proud young parents.
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MASONIC CELEBRATION.
One Hundredth Anniversary of
Grand Lodge Of Louisiana to be
commemorated Next Monday
DR.. John S. Thibaut, Most Wor-
shipful Grand Master, to Preside
Over Elaborate Ceremonies.
yer Elaborate Ceremonies.

The one hundredth anniversary of
the grand lodge of Free and Ac-
cepted Masons OF the state of Lou
lslana will be celebrated Monday,
February 5, and the indications are
that Masons from over the entire
state will visit New Orleans to parti-
clpate in the notable event. The
first ceremony will be a business
session in the Scottish Rite Cathe-
oral at 10 O'Clock a. m. Monday. 1t
is on that occasion that DR.. John
S. Thibaut, OF Donaldsonville, most
Worshipful grand master, will pre-
sent his annual report.
At o'clock in the afternoon there
will be public meeting in the TUT
lane Theatre, when all Masons and
their families will be welcomed. The
opening address will be delivered
by DR.. Thibaut and the Grafton by
Robert R. Reid, past grand master.
Charles F. Buck, past grand master,
will also deliver an address. An
especially arranged musical program
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screen aabsesn CHANCES owaerstip.

"Green Cables Changes Ownership.
The suburban farm and residence
property known. as Green Gables, +"
originally owned BY. the late Joseph
Maurin, and subsequ by S. H.
ST. Martin and G.. +. Malone, Of
Irish Bond, La, has been purchased
from the latter by Mrs. 1IalYtna Ale
man, wife Of Camille r. Aleman, enc
Of the late owners Nf the Vile tlu
Bots plantation in5AssuuDtion parish.
Green Gables Is about ons mile
below BonaldsonEi1le on the left de-
scandipg bank Of BaVou Lafourehe,
and comprises modern two-story
residence. several large barns, corn
houses. stables and other outbuiId-
ings, and some sixty acres of cult
vable land 1t WasK sold by Mr.. st
Martin TO Mr.. Malone several months
ago fer $4,000, and the price paid TO
Mr.. Malone by Mrs AIleman was
$500, representing "a profit to tie
vendor Of $500. The present oe-
cllpants Of the property are Mr.. and
Mrs Caleb Weber and family, upon
the expiration Of whose lease-cr
sooner. If angaraa,lts mutually sat.
isfaetory ean= be mad and Mrs.
Alenan and family Vii take up their
residences on The pace
To Keep posted On local current
news topics. subscribe TO The Chief,
Ascension's leading weekly.
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Rosne,r---.Netter.

The following account of the wed:
ding of LYMAN Rosner to Miss Ethel
Meter, which appeared in the soci.
ETY. columns of last Sundays Plea,
yune, will be read with interest by
the many friends of the Meter fam
lily in this community:
The wedding of Miss Ethel Maude
Meter and Mr.. dynlan Rosnsr, of
Round Rock, Tex, was quietly cele-
brated at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Meter, 4614
Carondelet street, on Wednesday af-
ternoon at 8 O'clock by the Rev DR..
Leucht. The parlor of the home was
decorated with palms, ferns, carna-
tons and lilies of the valley. The
ceremony took place under bower
Of tall palms and white satin ribbons.
The groom was attended by his
brother, Mr.. Tony Rosner, of Elgin,
Tex, and the bride by her sister,
Miss Roy Meter. None but the i'm
mediate family was present. Miss
Lille Binnings, of DonaldsonVille,
and Mr.. Charles Rosner, Of Elgin,
Tex, and the best man, were the
out-of-town guests. The bridal gown
was travelling coat suit OF golden
brown cloth, with hat, etc., to match.
The bride carried a shower bouquet
OF bride roses and lilies of the val
ley. The couple left the evening
following for Houston and other
Texas cities. where they will visit
relatives"
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Ends Life by Drowning, After
Carefully Taking Precautions L
Make Death Certain.
Augustin Leblanc, hostler on the
Lemann Company's Souvenir planGa
ton, two miles above Donaldsonviile
committed suicide between S and {
| O'Clock last Monday morning by
drowning himself in an open sugar
Kettle used as water trough. Mr..
Leblanc made his preparations for
ending his life with remarkable cool
ness and foresight. He placed a
plank across the kettle, and, stand
ing upon this, tied his ankles wish
rope and then attached plow line
to the top of the fence, in such a
manner that when he should praci-
plate himself into the tank his feet
would be held at about the surface
of the water, while his head aud
body would be submerged. 10
further insure against miscarriage
OF his plan, the unfortunate man Sc
cureiy tied his hands in front Of his
body, and then fell backward from
the plank into the kettle, which con-
tanned about four feet of water. At
about 7 O'Clock. Edward Braud, tie
blacksmith on Souvenir, noticing the
hostler's coat and hat hanging on
the fence near the kettle, made an
investigation and found the body III
the water. Coroner Paul T. Thibo-
daux held an inquest.
Mr.. Leblanc, who was a native of
Assumption parish, had been employ
ed as hostler on Souvenir for the
past sixteen years. Of late he had
worried considerably over his work,
complaining that his duties were al
ready onerous and had been great
ly augmented because of the long
spell of bad weather which prevailed
recently.
He is survived by a wife and six
children, who are: Alfred Leblanc,
OF barrow; John Leblanc, assistant
engineer of the Himalaya sugar fac
tory in Assumption parish; Willie Lee
Blanc, assistant blacksmith on Evan
Hall plantation; Mrs. Joseph Cue
dry, of Belle Alliance, and Misses
Jeanne and Nellie Leblanc
The funeral took place Tuesday
forenoon at 10 o'clock, with services
1t the st. Francis of Assisium Church
n Smoke Bend, and interment in
he Donaldsonvilie Catholic cemetery, |
The obsequies were attended by a
arge concourse of Borrowing. reIa-
ives and sympathizing friends, in
;luding a delegation of members Of |
Tribe No. 33, Improved Or
Ter of Red Men, of which organiza-
lon deceased was a jealous member.
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Il. N. slatorEle left Wednesday fore.
| noon for Monroe, where he has &C.
| cepted the position Of manager OF
the w. L. Smith insurance agency.
He will be joined later by his charm
ing wife, who remained here to
spend few weeks with relatives;
before saying goodbye to Donaldson.
vile. Mr.. siator, who for some years
past has been in charge of the +. N.
Sims insurance agency in this city,
Is regarded as one of the best-posted
and most capable young insurance
men in Louisiana, having an intimate
knowledge Of the business in all its
branches and being additionally en-
lowed with a keen intellect and a
gracious, genial personality. His le-
gion Of friends are confident that
naught but the very best reports
may be expected of him in his new
field Of labor, and while regrettlng
exceedingly his departure from DON
aldsonville, unite in wishing him
and his accomplished wife a liberal
measure of happiness and prosperity
in their new home.
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Sugar Sauibs.

A very heavy rain fell throughout
the parish last Sunday, beginning al
about IL O'Clock in the forenoon and
continuing until after 3 o'clock 3.
m. The precipitation was in the ma
ture of a deluge, the public roads in
many places being flooded by the
nearly four inches of water which
constituted the volume of the down
pour. Apart from this visitation the
present week has. been characterized
by nearly perfect weather. the only
day even remotely subject to cavil
being Thursday, when light showers
fell in scattered localities.
The planters are making progress
with their field work, and the pro-
cess of putting the seed cane in the
ground for the 1912 crop will soon
be general in this vicinity. Nothing
much is heard concerning the condi-
ton of the seed, and as mo news is
good news it is to be presumed
everybody is satisfied with the quail
ity of the supply thus far uncovered.
According to statistics furnished by
Local Weather Observer Park, the
maximum temperature for the month
just ended was 50 degrees, recorded
on the 9th and Goth, and the mini
mum was 20 degrees, registered on
the 18th. The rainfall totalled 1865
inches, which is considerably above
normal for January. OF this amount,
$50 inches Were& precipitated last
Sunday. the 2Sth. The month was
almost equally divided as to sun
shine and clouds, the records show
ing 16 clear days and Is partly
cloudy. There was a thunder storm
on the Sth, and sleet fell from 70
7 p. IN. on the 18th. Traces of rain
were noted on the 10th, 11th, 18Th
and 9th.
Several members Of the we'll
known Brou family, who have here.
tofore been associated with the
Roberts in the ownership and eulti-
walton of the Hermitage plantation
opposite Donaldsonyille, which prop
erty is now in the possession of the
AlluVial Land Purchase Company,
have removed to the Mccall Com
pany's Evan Hall plantation, where
they will cultivatescane this year on
the tenant system,
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FOE SALE

MARIN containing 10 acres Of ertiIe and we'll
] drained land, situated on t 10 right bank Of
Bayou Eafourche q short distane K below Donald
sonville: together with the bu iiaimgs and inn
provements thereon. eonais ting OF a conimodioRs
residence with four bedrooms ] AL. dining-roain
and kitchen, ali eeised; nay ba, n. crib, sta
BILE, etc. Land ia all poWed ans iready for plant
row in cultivation. Ideal loca lion for dairy or
truck farm. address PHILIP aAEs. P. g. laox
6, Donaldsonville La.
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
;, = - u ( ~, . II

"a DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
IT. S. LAND DFFIcR II BAroN RoUGE. La.
January 49, 1872. /
NOTICE is hereby giTen that Joseph Tuliier,
~ of Burnside La Hho made homestead ap-
p1feation No. 0s239. fors. W Of s. ed, section ~,
township 10. range e. seeI eofriver. ST. Helena
meridian. has filed notice Of intention to make
final communication proof, to establish claim to
thE land above described before john f. Nuttail,
Register of Land Office at Baton Rouge La. On
the 2ath day Of February. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: ". B. Allen.
Vincent Hebert, Frank Hehsrt Ernest Guedry.
all of Burnside P. o.. La.
JOHN z. NUTgAL, Register.
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FOB SALE.

eDA ACRES of choice cane land, well fenced
~ in. four miles from the Mississippi river
acres from a cane derrick. Together with four
room cabin, corn house and barn, etc. Also
one pair of mules and wagon. Price. $780,
Apply to or address FRANK THOMPSON Cor
sneryieW p o. Ia
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LOST, sTRAYED on STOLEN.

T1sRoM MY residence on Salisbury plantation
3 on Sunday, Jan. %. a LIVER AND WHITE
with white face. Answers to name OF s'Rock..'
Suitable reward viii be paid for the return OF
the animal. or Tor information leading to its re-
ooogery. Address, J. LEBERMUTH Lander
dale, La.
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Mrs. H. Frank, of New Orleans, was
a guest for several days during the
week Of her daughter. Mrs. F. II.
Lemann.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-03

Miss Mildred Talbot, of Napoleon
vile, was the guest last week Of
Mrs. Louis Dehon at her hospitable
home In Houmas street.
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WAN!TEp.

PELIABLE SALESMAN to sell carrara
NJ house, barn and bridge paints, for twenty
five years the standard Of anaIity. Salary or
commission. Sample outfit free Address
CARRAEA PAINT CO.. Cleveland Ohio
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FOR RENT.

FHvHE COMFORTABLE and desfrsbly situated
u residence property at the corner OF IberyiIIe
and st. Vincent streets. House contains SIX
rooms, hall and double kitchen Large yard
and stable. Apply to j, r. FERNANDEZ. Dom
a1dsenyille La
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FOR RENT.

FTyHE CoMFoRTABLE COTTAGE ct the
n corner OF Mississippi street and Crescent
Place. Has wide front and bnck galleries, large
rooms. spacious hall. and ali modern conve-
niences. One of the most attractive and de-
siFable residence locations in the city. For
terms: apply to MRS, 8. GOETTF. Donaldson
Vile La,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-03

Burglars broke into the passenger
depot OF the Texas and Pacific Rail-
road last Monday night and smashed
NE knob Of the iron safe in an inef-
iectual attempt to get at the con-
tents, which consisted of only So in
cash, Entrance to the office was
effected through window.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-03

Lucien Casso, Jr., one of the eff
Client statesmen at the Meter store,
resumed his position yesterday after
an absence of six weeks, caused by
Illness.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-03

. Mr and Mrs. James Fortier and
Their little daughter, Miss Lula Duff
B i, and Ferrier Blanchard went to
5Ihlioodaux Thursday to be present
~ y. the marriage Of DR.. James p. For
su v TO Miss Nita Foret. which took
pace at St. Joseph's Catholic church
~ = O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-03

me baby daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Landry, of Barton. was christ
salsa az the local Catholic church
wy sunday, being given the pretty
~ ct Camilla. Rev. ]. M. T. Mas
salalef officiated at the baptism:ll
ss sasSi.y and the sponsors We're
na,. sndre Waguespack and Duke
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Il Messrs. ]. j. Lafargue. e. A.
Ihibodeaux, j. S. Barman, Stephen
Zane, and W.. Al, Robert and Dave
snsli en3e rabbit hunt at st.
James last Sunday.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-03

B.. j. Vega spent couple of days
in New Orleans on business during
tthe early part Of the week.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-03

Miss Lille Binnings has returned
from New Orleans, where she spent
a short time as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer Meter and family
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-03

Albert Pons, of New Orleans, spent,
the past weekend here as the guest
5of Miss Elma Dehon.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-03

Mrs. Simon Mayer, of New Orleans,
Is here on a visit to her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Lemann.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-03

Or. Numa Himel. of Welcome, was
visitor to Donaldsonville Thursday
and dropped in to exchange greet
ings with his friends in this office.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-03

German Nargassans, of St. Amant,
and L. A. Ambeau, Of Gonzales, were
ii town Thursday on business.
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FOR SALE

A UTONATIC lift Standard sewing machine
IA Almost new. Price. NO. Address MRS
Nd. L. RANDOLPH. Bayou Goula, La
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! salim Harboush. native Of Beirut,
syria, died at his home in Claiborne
j street at Il O'clock last Monday
'night after a long illness, aged
hlty-one yeash, The funeral took
Place at 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
With services and interment in the
Catholic church and cemetery.
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WA,.NTEp.,

~ cension and adjoining counties Salary OF
commission. Address THE HARVEY OIL CO..
Cleveland. Ohio.
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Church Notice,

M Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
s ssaaN Railroad avenue and Opelousas
tt i, heV: G. M. Thompson, pas
t ~ services on the second and
s AMY sundays of each month at II
sehoss q. IN. and 1880 p. M. Sunday
s ny every Sunday at GAS a. m.
/ s sEa,s are free and the public is cor
salally invited to attend
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FOR SALE.

~ SHE HANSON residence property in Railroad
IL avenue, between Nichols avenue and Iber-
vile street. consisting of a large lot and COM
modious two-story frame dwelling with six
rooms, Kitchen and cellar. Desirable location
for residence or business place. Terms to suit
purchaser. Apply to MISS GUssIE HANSON,
at Office OF Singer Sewing Machine Co., Dom
aldsonville. '=-s
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-03

it, =: John $. Thlhaut left this morn
+ ~ ~, aor New Orleans, where he goes
War sahp,erFise, In his capacity as most
IL is;.s slipiul grand master of the Lou
Can't ha strand lodge Of Free and Ac
lit 49, i, Masons. the arrangements
~ !, me celebration Of the one INN
l I,,lsa anniversary OF the grand
ea sse, :, which will be held in the Ores
5ssAe elty next Monday.
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SATURDAY, FEB. 8, 1912.

Don't fail to read Cheap Tony's big
ad In next weeks Chief.
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NOTICE TO sTocKl FOLDERS
of the
Lafourche Valley and Gulf Railroad
Company.

VOU ARE HEREBY notified that a special
u meeting OF the stock i'd IA OF The II afnn,rha
Valley ami Gulf Railroad 60 lnpany will be held
at the office OF the Company at Donaldsonviile.
La, on $#8
Tuesday, Febfu airy 6, 1912,
in accordance with resolution of the Board On
Directors adopted at meeting held on the end
day of November, 1911. Tho said meeting being
called for the purpose OF considering an a,netrfi-
rnent to Article Four TAI of the Campany,s char
ter and to consider any other matters that may
be brought before said sneeting
IN. WEIGH, President.
CHAs. MABRIN, Secretary
Donaidsonrilfe. La. Jan. q, 1912,
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tbsn y and Mrs. II. C. Wilson and
ana NY soh-ln-law and daughter, Mr..
sa sa ITS Frank c. Ayraud. who for
si,sjnaa months past have been re
On III a. Mrs. $. Goette's commodi-
8sinn, so =. at the corner of Missis-
l1o nov s1 ,s and Crescent Place, re-
M M ,iast week to the second ward.
3fonr.. a aa having purchased the
on Raa .e larm of Mrs. ULCER Preiean
pasou Lafourche, at Barton
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d,, aaarFy Weber, who was emn,oved
s saln Z the grinding season as ,s5ief
finery e =. OF the big Rose Hill re-
bona IN, e Nelmilion parish. returned
lagin. iast Sunday night, Rose Hill
ealan ns terminated the sugar-making
M 1 Ma,l early Sunday morning
MONTH"; Is under contract with tie
aaena 81, team of the Southern
san ,n VI me coming baseball sea-
dnrinp AN ~ VIII leave for that city
me early part Of next month.
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H0sTLER COMMITS SUICIDE.

Employee on Souvenir Plantation
Worried by Multiplicity of Duties
Ends Life by Drowning, After
Carefully Taking Precautions to
Make Death Certain.