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and people who will prove that this was a scheme to get these boys therr and put the crime upon them. We will prove that the motive behind the whole flair was the fear of Jack ZeligH
 Mir Wahle said he would be able to discredit the testimony of the Identification witnesses Luban and Krause. and that it would be shown that Shapiro, the chauffeur, had de c ared that he had met several linen who rode behind him
 The cross examination indicated that the defense was preparing an attempt that others than the gunmen had fired the shots that killed Rosen. thal. This was particularly notice able in the cross examination of Jack Rose, who repeated in it's essentials the testimony he gave at the Beckel trial, declaring that the defendants threatened by Becker with frame up on the charge of carrying conceal ed weapons agreed to kin Rosenthal Mir Wahle. in questioning Rose par ticularly about a some one else who had gone to the murder with the gunmen and asked many ques tions about the movements of Va : Ion and Webber.
 Another witness of the day was Giovanni Stanich, who identified Whitey Lewis as one he saw fire two shots at Rosenthal. Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty was vii ness who testified to some of the gun mems movements shortly before the murder
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Mrs. Etta Allen and Miss Jessia Allen. are visiting Mrs F. B. Hotch- kiss. They came in from Littis Rock, on State Fair train
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MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING OCCURS ON BOARD PENNSYLVANIA
 RAILROAD TRAIN.
WAS MISTAKEN FOR BURGLAR
This is Explanation of the Daughter After Being Detained by the Po- lice-Girl Fired Two Shots
 Which Took Effect.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 13.-Mrs. J. Rappe Myers, wife of the proprietor of the Rappe HQIel Greensburg, Pa, was shot by her daughter, Gladys Elizabeth Myers, 20 years of age, in mistake for robber in a sleeping car on a Pennsylvania railroad train bound for New York about 530 tsis morning. She died short time later in Trenton ON. J) hospital The shooting occurred when the train was passing Croydea, Pa,
 Miss Myers and w R. Cuthbert, 60 years, of Lynchburg, Va, were de tained all day by the Trenton police but released tonight. Cuthbert was found with Miss Myers at the side of the wounded woman and was detained as material witness. He explained that he had been standing ca the front platform of the car next in the rear and had run in when he heard the shot.
 The Trenton police say they are convinced the shooting was an aeci dent.
 Miss Myers was on the way to New York to purchase trouseau for hei coming wedding to J. Blair billiard of Salem, Va, a druggist. She had ' casket of jewels which she was sak'ue to New York to nave repaired anc matched. and when she heard lel mother re-entering their section aftel Mrs. Myers had gone for a few min utes to the dressing oom, she tool her revolver from under her pillow and fired, thinking burglar was aft CT the gems. She was half awake al the time.
 Miss Myes' father, brother-in-lav and fiance will arrive in Trenton early tomorrow. Miss Myes made the fol lowing statement.
 My mother and I left our home in Greensburg. Pa, to visit my fiance, J
 Blair billiard, for a short time, then went to see my brother ]. Rappe My. CTS J., at Salem, Va, where he is in the lumber business. Last night al 5:4S o'clock my mother and l took a train from Salem, Va, engaging a
 lower berth
 T was awakened by my mother who informed me that she was going to the wash room and while she was absent l dozed off asleep. I was sud denly awakened from my sleep by see ing the curtains parted and some one crawling into the berth. l always sleep with a revolver under my pil low, and knowing that the porter had seen my jewelry, l pulled the reyol yer from under the pillow and fired and was mortified to hear my mother scream and see her stagger into the smoker, where found ler
 "Then I shouted for some one tc get doctor. and some whisky. A gentleman came forward, whom l aft erwards learned was Wm. R. Cuth bert, of Lynchbufg, Va, and offered his services.
 My mother and l were always or good terms and I considered her my best friend. We were ca our way tc New York to do some shopping in an ticipation of my brothers wedding or Christmas eve and my own in June to MT. billiard.
 After tne shooting. the porter came to me and wanted to take the revol yer from me forcibly. I told him thal l would give the revolver to him bu not for him to shoot. This revolver II purchased from H. s. Brown, Pitts burg. Pa, for $14. My brother ant my mother were with me at the time of tne purchase"
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RESUME DYNAMITE TRIAL,

Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 13.-Allen Spaulding, a juror. whose illness caused postponement of the "dyna mite conspiracy" trial, was so much improved tonight that if was said the hearing will be resumed tomorrow.
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APPEAL IS DISMISSED.

Cincinnati. Nov. l3.-The The National Baseball Commission today sustained the ruling of the national board and dismissed the appeal of the Kansas City club of the American Association against New Orleans clut of the Southern league for transpofta ton. both ways. of players Brandon who had been released by Kansas City to New Orleaus and later re turned
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WILSON TELLS
 OF TARIFF PLANS
WILL ENDEAvOR TO CUT ScHED- JULES OUT FAVORABLE TO
 SPECIAL PRIVILEGES.
Secret Service Men Remove a Man Who Wae Trying to Take Hold
 of the President Elects Arm.

Princeton. N. J., Nov. 13.-Presi- dent-Elect Woodrow Wilson, an nounced tonight in speaking of the tariff and the monopoly question that he purposed to carry out the pledge he made in his campaign speeches ,to cut special privileges out of ta.iff schedules, prevent unfair competi tion in business and to destroy pri- vate monopoly
 The president-elect had been asked whether the big correspondence he received after his election, contained any inquiries as to his attitude on the tariff or monopoly problems.
 Most of the letters" he replied were of a congratulatory nature. There are some cabinet suggestions but nobody seems to think it neces. sary to ask questions about the tariff or the monopolies'
 ''Do you mean people take it Tor granted you will carry out the pledges made in your campaign speeches !' he was asked.
 Yes. they certainly will be car ried out so far as I am concerned
 In his campaign speeches the gov ernor often reiterated that revision of the tariff should be undertaken immediately It is believed that this idea now will find expression in a call for an extra session of congress to consider the tariff question as wei as other subjects. which were issues in the campaign just closed.
 Governor Wilson now has in hand, fairly complete list of al the men who have expressed themselves pub. licly on the avisability of an extra session. It Is known that the presi. dent-elect has made up his mind on the subject. He is of the idea that work of tariff revision can be under taken without a series Of long in vestigations.
 There have been investigations in every congress" remarked the gov ernor. I've studied the problem all my life. I think there is a definite idea of what ought to be done'
 While the president -elect is read ing assiduousJy the opinions about an extra session, he is just as care fully Tefraining from looking at the various speculations which are being printed as to the personnel of his cabinet. This was revealed in con nection with the visits today oi Judge Wm. R. King, democratic national committeeman, and Lien; General Nelson A. Miles, U s. A retired. Governor Wilson said Gen eral Miles had called unexpectedly to pay his respects. The correspondent informed him the names of both Gen eral Miles and Judge King, had been mentioned in dispatches from Wash ington, concerning the make up ci his cabinet. The governor said he did not know of this, l am fortunate in not reading the sDeculations, so am innocent of any endorsements The president eet took lone walk late in the afternoon A short stout man, apparently intoxicated emerged from the woods and insisted on shaking hands with the governor He turned away but Teappeareo through d short cut few minutes later trying to take Governor Wilson | by the arm. The secret service me- 1 intervened and led him away. He l protested that he meant no Garm
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CLASSIFIED ADS

In the sentinel-Record today will not miss any of the really good things that are on the market, and you, like as 1ot, Will find just what you want A classified advertisement in the Sen. tinel-Record will reach the real buy. CTS and sellers. Try it once.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-06-15

ganization has failed TO carry out
this one of the main and most nee
essary objects to carry in'o effect
the purpose for which it was ere
ated. IF re Prevention" by means
of g finling the cost of fire in
surance. esfa I'LL
Again the whole intent of said
Louisiana Fire Prevention Blu
reau Act as shown in Sections
A, 5 and 6 was to place said Fire
Prevention Bureau under the su-
perv.sion 81 The Sta, through the
Office OF Ere Marshal Though
the Fire Marshal has made de-
mands Oh the said Bureau to CON-
ply with said Act l89 of 1904,
they have declined TO do so, and
for that faason | have instructed
my attsrBey to take necessary
legal 81 rs 3o compel hem to CON-
ply with said act.
Af'ser watching the Workings
of the Louisiana Fire Prevention
Rurean for nearly two years che
impress on Is left on my mind that
the main object Of said Bureau is
not Fire Prevention, . but abe
making of rates and devising new
penalties 10 increase and make
generous already excessive rates.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-06-15
ACT OF INCORPORATION
o. 1HE
Bayside Sugar Co.

b u known that on this lOeh dav NJ Inn.
1919, before me, the undersigned Notary. and Il
the presenee Of The witnesses hereinafter nemei
and uEdersignsd. personally came and appear q
the parties whose naass ars hereunto srhscrihsd
all Of fall age, who declared that avajIiue them
solves Of the provisions Of the laws Of the State
Of Louisiana relative 70 corporations, they havs
esvsnantsd and agrse1, and b. these presents
- sneh other persons - may hereafter become
assoeisee1 with them. to form and eonstit ute :
corporation and BODY polite in law for the pu,.
poses a.l objects, and under the stipuIesions
ARTICLE RIRST.
The na0e end style Of said corporation N All be
1As 1sustde Sugar CeMpsnv, ana it, domi
die h hsssby establisAed In the Parish Of Tbera.
otats Of louisiana; and under lite corporate
Dans. said corporation shall have power and
aAA uss : eorporats seal and the came . breai
md alfer q pleasure; - hold. receive. have pur
chase, inpr0ve. alienate. convey, cell borrow
pasdgs, nerteaos nd hypothsests andsr its aid
eeeporsts nsos. peepsFtv. real, personal and
tors, aesnss "a nasessrs sr enpleyess' - ~
intsTsss or sonyeaienss Of said corporation nav
eequiTs: 10 mako snA establlsh BY laws rules ~
ssgulatien Of ~ a4air1. - nay - deemed nesss.
eaEy and proper. aaa The same 70 change and alter
nisssd b. lsw. q = shall OF may - nseessary
40 preDsr = eax1y est the objects and purposes
Of sala oorporataoo.
Ga ssrporssisa nnlsss sooner Dissolved IN .e.
esraeaes With IT. sAastss shall exiss and dime
e sse pszssd Of any yses frsn ssa after shs
~ Prsydsst, Of II his asssaes the vieepr,,.
As.t shah - - proper psrsoa spm vhoo Il.
taaies = stAsr !se.l plcesss nax - served
11e objects - uuEDoe0 ~ whieh this eer.
yeaeasa = sseanaoe - - aaa1ss II ~ busi,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-06-15

In this country there is one
physician for about every 600 oil
the population. According to
the figures recently given by a
lecturer before the New York
Academy of Medicine it was
shown that Persia, with q pop
ulation of 5000, 600, has only thir.
ty physicians; Korea, with a pop.
ulation Of $4,000, 900, has thirty.
six, and China, with q population
of 400, 100000 has 365. The
work of physicians in these coun.
tries is chiefly due to the inter.
est Of the different religious de.
nominations, who realize. that o
mans soul can sometimes be
reached through the body. Furth-
er calls are being made for
young physicians to devote their
lives to work in foreign fields,
and to the young man who il
fled with q desire to do good
and whose heart is not set on
making q fortune out Of his pro-
feasi0n, these foreign countries
offer many attractions for furth-
er research and study.-T. D.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-06-15
FIRE MARSHAL SULLIVAN S
LETTER 70 GENERAL
ASSEMBLY.
New Orleans. Nav %. u.

New Orleans, May %, II.
Gentlemen-Act No. 189 of 1904
creating The Louisiana Fire Pre-
vention Bureau, specifically states
among its OBJECTS the following
Collecting at,stical informa-
ton, ETC. -
Now, in the late hearings before
the State Insurance. Rating Board,
Mr.. Sol. Bloodworth, Secretary of
The Louisiana Fire Prevention
Bureau since its inauguration in
Louisiana n 1904, testified under
oath that nei her the Louis ana
Fire Prevention Bureau itself nor
the Companies it represented had
any data showing the total amount
of premiums collected and the
total amount Of premiums collect
ed and he total amount of losses
paid in the different classes of
dwellings, different lines of bus
mess, special hazards, etc, for the
years 1905 to 1911, showing con-
clusively that the Louisiana Fire
Prevention Bureau since its or
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-06-15
PARTITION SALE.
HORACE GONSOULIN
VS.. (No.MI
EDMOND GONEOULlN.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Ibsris, n!l
Judicial District Cosrt.
Notice 10 hereby given that BY vif'7
OF an order eminating from the abss
Hon. Court and to me directed, !, 0sor
Henderson, Sheriff, through Franz Y
hsstayer, Deputy Sheriff, win sdsr y
sale and will sell at Public Auction, ~
CASH, to effect partition betwess sosH
plaintiff end defendant IT the COR
House ct New Iberia, La, between lfs'
hours on
Saturday, July 9th, 1915
the following described property town
A certain tract Of land In Iberia Fsfh
measuring about thirty 5srpents. ns's J
less, bounded on the north BY Anss'r
0onsoulin, on the south by Proves
Castillo, on the east BY Gabriel 6oss~
lin and on the west by Horscs Gonsoan
being the same property acquires
plaintiff and defendant by inberha's
from their deceased father and nessa,
Homer Gonsculin and Odillc Pnpes
judgment of Court placing them y -
session or the 25sh dag OF March lsins
the N latter Of succession OF Homer =. y.
o. ulin and his wife 0dile Primes.
d. ceased No.-of the Probate Decf' :
this Court for 1beria Parish, and slse
The undivided half of rsfiass
situated On the land OF Antonio Geess.s,l
The undivided half Of 8 buggy 81 ~
situated on the land Of Antonio 6onsesh,
The undivided half Of 40 old ssoih
the land of Antonio Gonsoulin. 81
The undivided half in pie ..
lumber situated on the land Of AhssD
Gonsoulip. I'll
The undivided one half in OLD corn =
on the land Of Antonio Gopsouiin.
Also one hundred barrel OF rorn. 80
Given officially this lst DAY 81 -
A D. 1912. GEO. Henderson,, -
PERI. J. Mestsyer, Dy. SpeA>
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-06-15
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE
PARISH OF IBERIA.

The public is hereby notified that l
Delino l.. Delcambre, Registrar of voters
in and for the Parish Of Iberia, in accord
ance with section 90 Of act SO of 1908
will open the registration Books in the
following Wards at the places herein
mentioned and the dates set opposite
each place, namely:
lst. Ward-Patoutville. June "a, 1912
ID " jules Oliver Store June %
Sd. - Judge A. Babin's Office,
June Goth.
4th. Ward-Loreauville, June 9th.
5th. =" -Fremin Bridge School
House, June 18th.
It'll. Wsrd-lst Precinct, Delcam bre
Hall, July lst.
7th. Nard-2d. Precinct. Avery Store
July I'd.
stb. Ward-Jeanerette, City Hall,
July Sd.
lst, Ward -WeekA Island, July 5th.
DELINO l.. DELCAMBRE,
Registrar of Iberia
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-06-15

Notice is hereby given that BY yir,u. 4,
. WRIT Of Fieri Fsciss, issued ont ~ :,
above entitled and numbered u,tt., =. Wv
to nae directed, |, George H.pd.,a.
Sheriff, through Frank J. Mestsy., n.
pc uty sheriff, have seized and will a.
for sale and will sell to the last and sirs.u
bidder FOR CASH. at the Court Hsu.s \
the City of New iberia, La, b,tvs..
legal sale hours on
SATURDAY, JUNE 22nd. 1912
the following described property. to.,a.
A certain tract of land with all n.
buildings and Improvements thereon "a.
thereunto belonging, situated i. N.
Parish of Iberia, State Of Louisisp, "a,
containing and measuring one huno,ss
and eighty four acres in superficial s,n
and bounded az follows, to-wit: On Il.
North By Delahoussaye or assigns. on h,
South by Delahousssye or assigns, on d,
East by Guillot or assigns and on Il.
West by Hebsrt or assigns. "A
To pay and satisfy the sum Of ssys,
hundred and seventy FIVE dollar deb. viii
interest at 5 per cent per annum from
Nov. 9th, 1911 and all costs Of thes
proceedings
Given officially this 18th day Of Nu
A. ID. 1919.
GEO. HENDERSON, Sheriff
Per y. J. Aestsysr, by. Shsni
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-06-15

This is especially so of so-callet
Especial Hazards, which in
cludes all of our small factories
cts, and if said Louisiana Fir
Prevention Bureau is allowed tt
carry on their arbitrary method
of so-called scientific schedule
rating. it will be only very shor
time when all thesmallfactorie'
will be driven from our State.
As to the claim that this Blu
reau is necessary for the inspec
ton and classification of risks, i
would be well to call your atten
ton to the fact, that there has
been filed with the State lnsur
ance Rating Board and every
Company doing business in THE
State, have in their possession
card cabinets, books, files, &c.
showing the rate on every risk II
the State so that with this infor
nation now in their possession
card cabinets, books, files, etc.
showing the rate ON every risk
in the State so that with this in
formation now IN their possession
all this cry of enormous cost to
gather it fails to the ground, as
dhey already have it.
For all new risks that may
come up it will be a very easy
matter for the representatives OF
the Company with their long ex.
perience to classify the risk at
sight in the usual routine of their
business.
As 10 their claim that the Lou
isiana Fire Prevention Bureau is
necessary to supervise plans, ETC..
of new buildings, plants, -, as
all these plans will be governed
by the buildings laws of the 10.
cality wherein erected, especially
SO as the impression is broadcast
that the Louisiana Fire Proven
ton Bureau adopts arbitrary
plans and specifications not OF
mnsh with the idea of Fire Pre-.
vention' as to be the means OF
collecting exrta insurance rates
for not complying with these
standards.
That these standards are some.
times arbitrary is best shown by
The recent investigation of the
New Orleans Water Works Sys-
TEN, where the New Orleans Wa.
ter Works System was penalized
and or citizens compelled to pay
extra insurance rates by reason
of the penalties, for a period OF
fifteen months.
These penalties were made and
enforced by the local experts OF
the Louisiana Fire Prevention Blu.
reau during all Of this period.
Now al the hearing before the
State Insurance Rating Board, the
expert Engineers of the National
Board of Underwriters brought
here by the Louisiana Fire Pre-.
ventson Bureau to refute the very
avle, complete and concise eyi.
dence given by Supt. Geo. G. Earl,
failed to do SO and these experts
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-06-15

A special from Opelousas states
that a negro paid his car fare
from Cheneyville to that place
and return amounting to $3.50 in
order to draw 80 cents worth of
Government food rations. Be-
sides the money he paid out he
lost two days time, worth at
least $50. He said: 81 jest
wanted free grub. -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-06-15

Often the hunt for . rich wife
ends when the man meets q wo-
man that uses Electric Bitters.
Her strong nerves tell IN q bright
brain and even temper. Her
peach bloom complexion and ruby
lips result from her pure blood
her bright eyes from restful sleep;
her elastic step from firm, free
muscles, all telling Of the health
and strength Electric Bitters give
a woman, and the freedom from
indigestion, backacke, headache,
fainting and dizzy spells they pro-
mote. Everywhere they are NO.
mans favorite remedy. II weak
Or ailing try them. Soc at all
druggists.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-06-15

:, ibis zrtiol. Said commissioners shall remain
in Office until the affairs Of said corporation Sna
bav, been fully liquidlted In case OF the o'a'A
of enc or more of said commissioners, inc Sof''-
va, or survivors shall continue TO act
ARTICLES SEVENTH.
No stoekholder Of this corporation nan ever p'
h-ls liable or responsible fer the contracts or i'u''
tn reof in any further sum than the unpaid 0ai.no
due the company on the shares of stock subscribed
for or owned BY him, nor shall any intofHAlnS
in organization have the effect OF rtnaerlns n''
Charter null or of exposing stookhoioef 10
,ny liability beyond the unpaid balance, II any, Oh
his stock. IL C;,.,
Thus done and passed at my office in the oi'y
of New iberia, on the day, month and year E's'
,bove written. in the presence Of messn u. Del
r,,br, and A. D. Decambee, COED and com
nr,rnt sitnesss, of lawful age, residents OF thi'
nar;sh. who bereunto sign their names toge'he'
with me. Notary, after due reading Of the WHOLE
Original Signed
S. l. FITZHUGH,
per JOS r. RUSSELL,
CHAS. F. BORAH.
WALTER ]. BURKE.
n. SHELBY SANDERS
WITNESSES:
D. DILcAMsRs,
AD DELCAMBsE.
We TREss J SMITH,
Notary Pub &C.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-06-15
PARTITION SALE.
ARISTIDE G. BERNARD, AD-
MINISTRATOR

vs..
MRS. FELICIE BERNARD, WI,
DOW OF LEON LION EFT AIS
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of lbe-
ria, 18th Jud. Dist. Court.
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of an order eminating from
the above Honorable Court in the
above entitled matter and to ME
directed, /, George Henderson,
Sheriff, through Frank j. Mes
tayer, Deputy Sheriff, will offer
for sale and will sell to the last
and highest bidder, FOR CASH,
at the Court House at New Iberia,
La, between legal sale hours, 10
effect a partition between the
plaintiff and defendant. on
Saturday, June 18th, 1912,
the following described property,
to-Wit:
First.-A certain tract of land with all
the improvements thereon, measuring One
hundred and twenfy-six and 33-l00 arp.
ents, situated in Iberia Parish, bounded
on the north by lands of James Walker OF
assigns, on the south by A. l.. Monnot OF
assigns, east by lands of the estate oil
Dslahoussaye and west by lands Of Viii.
lam Doty.
s1cond.-Another tract of land measu.
ring eighteen (1s) arpents, more or less,
bounded on the north by lsuds of Leon
Lion or assigns, east by lands of james
Walker, south by lands Of estate Of Della
houssays, and west by lands of Doty, be-
ing swamp lands and part Of T. Ia, 81 Ia.
The whole constituting the propert )
that formerly belonged to the community
which existed between Onezime Bernard
deceased, and his wife Mrs. Rosalie He.
bert, now also deceased.
Given officially this 25th day OF May A.
D. 1912. GEO. HENDERSON, Sheriff,
per Frank J. Hestayer, by. Sbf