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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-26

, The entertainment at the
Elks Theatre, Oct. 22d, given by
the LeBarge Co., under the auspi-
ces of the Unsectarian Aid So
ciety was greatly enjoyed by a
large attendance Of appreciatiye
! people of our City.J A. LeBarge
formerly instructor of Wander
bilt University, Nashville, Tenn,
and Manhattan College, N. Y,
and Miss Ethel thinner, brilliant
graduate of Cornell Conserva-
tory of Music, gave most
pleasing entertainment of high
est class music, comedy and novel
ty. They are both entertainers
of exceptionally artistic versatil-
ity. Mr.. LeBarge besides his fine
instrumental work and dialect
characters, Used very pure
French and Miss Zimmers play
ing and singing was most artis-
tic. The Unsectarian Aid is to
be congratulated on having Sc
cured this entertainment, and if
the ones that are to follow can be
judged by this, they will NJ
doubt secure the liberal patron
age of our people.
Sex headache is caused by a
disordered omach. Take Cham
berlain's Tables and correct that
and the headaches will disappear.
For sale by, all dealers.
Since work has begun on the
Model Road, connecting us with
Jeanerette, a. great deal Of inter
est is being taken by the people
generally in espousing the neces'
sity of better roads all through
the Parish. The building Of that
road under the supervision of ex-
tert road builders have convinced
the citizens Of iberia how import
ant it is to cut drains every-fve
or six hundred feet to keep them
from going to pieces after it is
completed, We hear a great deal |
Of favorable comment anent the +
work that is being done by Mr..
VIM. Lourd in different parts Of
The Parish since he has been en-
gagged by the Police Jury to work
he Parish prisoners. From what
We are informed, Ex-Governor
Sanders has consented to deliver
l talk here at an early date ON
good public highways and the
great advantages derived there
rom. This is one of the hobbies
If Jared and it is a pity that
more public men in Louisiana do
lot take an interest in educating
he people on the Importance OF
'ood highways. II
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-26

OF Iberia, State of Louisiana.
measuring ninety-nine feet and
inches on the South side of
Center Street, by one hundred
and eight feet in depth more or
less, bounded North or above by
said Center Street, East by Lot
lOl according to plat of lots
when belonging to Mrs. Clara
Conrad, deceased wife of John
Moore, South by Lot 105 of said
plan and West by lot No. 1O7 OF
said plan, being Lot No. LOG of
the plan abve referred to and is
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-26
Unlike Ordinary Coffees

2:2O o'clock this afternoon, after
a three]hour charge by Justice
Golf.
AS Becker was being led away
to the Tombs, he said;
THAT was not a charge to the
jury. 1t was a thin-veiled sum-
ming up of the case for the pros
ecution. 1t was absolutely par
tial. There was no justice in it.
The court was simply directing
the jury to convict me-"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-26
REV. T. J. UPTON.

Word has reached this com
t.mnnity Of thesdeath OF. Rev Fhos.
j. Upton, who was ence. stationed
Here as Pastor Of ashe NJ, p
I. Church (South) and was vel
knowns to all our people. His
passionate was very acceptable to
his church and the energetic
work done, forcefnl sermons de.
ivered, full of brave words, and
attacking sin and vice in all its
forms are yet remembered. !, Mr..
Upton had reached the ripe; old
age of Sc years and for. three
quarters of a century had been
devoted 10 the work of his Lord
and. Master. AS a member of the
Louisiana Conference his abilities
were fully recognized, as he was
the legal mind, and financier Of
that body. always serving on CON-
mittees Of Law and Finance. Mr..
Upton raised q large family Of
boys and girls all of whom, inn
bibed the faith of the father. Mr..
Thos. j. Upton, Jr., Of this City
survives him as well as /, Pierce
Upton Of Opelousas, Mrs. Albert
Trotter Of this City is a grand
daughter. After a life full of
years Of usefulness, he lays down
his work and draws the drapers
Of his couch about him and lies
down to pleasant Dreams to
awaken in the blissful realm he
has SO often pictured to his audi.
ences there to receive the wei
come plaudit, well done, good
and faithful servant enter into
the joys Of thy Lord.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-26

part OF the same property ac-
CURED from Fl. b. Smith January
9th, 1870 of record in Book Of
Conveyance No. 2, folio 4.
To pay and satisfy the sum of
One Hundred Dollars, with eight
per cent. interest per annum from
May 9th, 1909, until paid and all
costs of these proceedings.
Given officially this Goth day of
October, A. d., 1912.
GEO. HENDERSON, Shift,
Per F. j. Messenger, by Sheriff.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-26
WILSON Is NOT A COLUMBUS

New York, Oct. Ex-Governor
Woodrow Wilson, in q commune
cation today to William q. Nc
Adoo, vice chairman Of the DENT
ocratic national committee, says
my attention has been called
to the statement that l have be-
come a member of the Knights OF
Columbus. This is, of course,
not true. T'have not been asked
to- join the order, either as an &C.
tive or honorary member, and am
not eligible, because ! am not a
Catholic.
81 must warn my friends every
where that statements Of this kind
are all campaign inventions, de-
vised to serve q special purpose.
Z Petty Business. !"
This particular statement has
been circulated in selected quar-
tiers to create the impression that
1 am seeking to identify myself
politically with the great Catholic
body.
8 In other quarters all sorts of
statements are being set afoat to
prove that ] am hostile to the
Catholics.
It q . very petty and ridic-
uloz3s, baisiness. If all these fab
rics1iens could be brought togeth-
= would make very anus
iile ting.
~ would leave q very fat
late u the mouth, for they would
antirely neufralize one another
nd prove that | was nothing and
svez51hin
r. al = -. nA1an~~s.. ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-26
anr s's'c2s: Adv. r.: ~
TAYLOR & BRO. DI UGGIsTS
DESERVES PRAS +

Taylor Bro dsse rvas praise from
New Iberia people for introducing here
the simple buckthorns bark and glycerine
mixture, known zs Ailer.iks. This sini
pie German remedy first became famous
by curing appendicitis and it, has nor
been discovered that A. SINGLE nOsk
reli vss- sonr stomach and constipation
INSTANTLY. -. 80
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-26

my own natural courses of
thought, playing no favorites and
trying 20 treat every creed and
class ith impartiality and re-
spect."
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-26
tribute in Memory of the Late
Vincent JennarO.
FATE'S FLOWER

FATES FLOWER.
One morn arising sun in view,
Found flower kissed with dew.
Opened petals showed face
Gazing in wonder from irs place,
Drinking the life astr,
Soon to les " hat was not sheer.
A flower new, bud heugh first,
No longer now by gardener nursed;
Stroke witt sunshine tenderly,
Blooms this flower fcarlessly;
How proui it seems reaching age
Like o'her lowers, blooming stage!
Gould Coo his flower distro,,
Real Efeab 1t to erjoyi
Without W ming came day,
Twas 10 Il the .arly gray,
Fac INFO rt- garden stole,
Taking tn. fair flowers SOUL
WeePs the 7ush that lowed beared,
tlowerland that nit hit seemed sad
From atar lille Nas re slept,
Near tie m that slcsry wept,
With God ppeared hero's soul,
he SINE fir flower s life Fare stoe
ASHTO+ l. MOSS.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-26

The friends of Judge John F
Davis of the City Court regre
to learn that he is confined to hi
room from an indisposition an,
hope for him speedy recovery.
We had an appreciated ca!
this week from Mr.. j. E. Jaeger
Of Pare Perdue, La, one of tn,
successful farmers of that sectio,
of the Parish. He was accomp
anied by two Of his sons.
TALKING OF MONEY, VIII,
not put your surplus cash in oul
s ock! It is safe. available ant
earns interest.
Iberia Building Ass a
Congressman and Mrs. Robt. F
Broussard are visiting in New
Iberia, the guests of relatives fol
a few weeks. Mr.. Broussard will
remain here to cast his vote in the
Presidential election ON Tuesday
Nov. 5th.
Five shares Of Citizens Bank
stock for sale. Apply this Office.
THE siork visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bernard last
Monday morning and left sweet
eirl baby. Mother and child do
inc well. + :,
Mr.. S. O. Nuckolls of the Sharp
& Nuekolls insuranle agency of
this City was a .business>visitor at
Milton, La, on Wednesday and
Thursday.
Plantation of 800 acres for
rent. Terms reasonable.-Weeks
4 Weeks, New Iberia, La.
Rev. Fathers Solignac ofp Lo-
resuville; Bollard Of Clarendon
and Girault of Patoutville were,
the guests Of Father Langlois,
Wednesday and attended the
play Confession at the Elks
Theatre.
Wir1ow glass cut 10 any size
wanted. -Bertnand Lumbar Co.
Miss Lucie Witt Of Parks, La,
who was visiting Miss Lovipa Boz
din q her home in East End has
refprned home.
tArt in today for an Xmas
lllept. Call and see the Eckart
JeV4lty 8 Mfg. Co. and learn how
easy: can be done.
Va had a pleasant call last
/ 6it1dsy from Mr.. Samuel C..
Bolt1e Of Patterson, La, SON Of
M Victor Barthe Of New Iberia.
N barthe and his interesting
fallly are visiting here for a few
{ w6ll4 the guest of his relatives
~ Ouftis and Barthe families.
WERYBODY is USING TT
NON I The Imperial Self-Heat
IS ~ Iron, sells in every home;
per week to hustlers. Write
y Farmer, AS w. Magnolia
Avss Fort Worth, Texas. I'm
Carl Richter is Waiting in
~ IBERIA after. an absence Of
O. i months in the Eastern 7
AQ0H N1rGHBORs have made
10y BY investing in the Ibe-
Hiding Association. You
- n ~ same
- Cab Sauce now 15s. Buy
II A. Sandoz, Esq, made
~ business trip to New
this week.
naa11ln taken at private home,
~ Vest Main Street, at
s q rooms and good board.
- preferred, reference. {
H. Hedt Of Los Angeles,
- On . visit to her
ssnar - sisters. 4
z Dlnf CAN BIZ PAID
oonily Or satisfactorily
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-26

I ~ANOAAo A|ClCdMUIc VI LII
Delcarnbre Sugar Co., this Parish
was a business visitor in New
Iberia yesterday. He states tina
crops are very short in his neigh
borhood this year which will nee
essarlly make a very short grind
~" ia ! i.
Don't delay if you want the
good things.-Kling Bros.
Mrs. Achille Boutte entertained
the Minerva Euchre Club Sunday
afternoon at her home near Lake
Dauterive> The first prize was
won by Miss Ella Landry and the
second by Miss Aurelie Provost.
The gentlemen's first prize fell
to Mr.. Whore Prince and the Sec
ond to Mr.. Junius Prince. = The
consolation went to Miss Aurelia
provost and the BOBBY to Mr..
Charles Prince. The party was
composed of Misses Ella Landr.,.
Aurelie Provost, Idoaie Lafon-
taine, Amelia Broussard, Aurelia
Provost, Mary Vaughn, Edna
Chataignier, Lief Vaughn, Ellen
Lennon and Messrs. Whore
Prince, Junius Prince, Dorestan
Prince, Charles Prince, Despanet
Broussard, CASTOR Ami, Jules
Lafontaine and Wickliff Vaughn.
Refreshments were served.
WHICH DO YOU PREFER!
The rent mon-
What does it ey paid for a
profit a man # home gives yon
he pays rent for a better house
= l;fet;mog to- live in and
something tol
live for. 80
Iberia Building Ass N
Rev. j. M. Paradis of the
First Presbyterian church, this
City, having returned to New Ibe-
ria this week, there will be SER
vices next Sunday morning ali II |
O'Clock a. m. and night at 7 80.
The public as well as the congfes!
cation are invited to be present.
Mr.. Poultrymah If You are /!
not getting eggs, don't blame the
chickens: Help them dong By
feeding Conkey's Laying Tonic.
DeBlanc & Landry has it.
Invitations have been issued !
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Marcel LeBIan.
of New Iberia, announcing the
wedding on Tuesday, Nov. 18th, J
at St. Peters Catholic church of
their charming daughter, Miss
Ida to Mr.. Paul J.. Hebert, one of |
the young business men Of this
City. s i
Now that the Auditor Of the
State and Police Jury has accept
ed the Tax Roll Of Iberia Parish
as made by the Assessor, Tax Col
lcctor Frank j. Messenger IT, rsadx
to receive Parish and States taxes
from all those who are in posi-
lion to pay at the present time
Perhaps the most common trou-
BILE in lumber camps is bowel
Keep . bottle Of BRO. ]
DIES CORDIAL ct hand a . ,
SOC bottle Fl
Cards were out announcing i
he nuptials Of Mr.. Sidney Rom
.ro and Miss Anna Romero,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emile ;
Romero, both Of this City which ,
ook place at st. Peters Catholic {
'hurch on Thursday, October
'4th at five o'clock p. m. The I
voung couple will continue their !
esidence here.
Don't be afraid to give the chill 1
lren . dose of BRODIE-S COR I
DIAL when they suffer from bow /
1 complaint. Il relieves almost "a
At druggists. II
The Knights Of Columbus of, t
his City met last Sunday, the 9
9th instant and elected officers 9
or the ensuing year q .fsllowss I
'idney G.. Harry, G. X. Joesqh, :
!. Decuir, D. G.; ~. D. RrulsaEf ! !
hancellof; ] A. Viatnr, rsessz1srs a
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-26

Furniture and Household Effects
consisting of Tools, Fans, Stoves, Draperies
curtains and Rugs FOR SALE at a Sacrifice
" ednesday, Oct. so to Nov. inc at my res
idence on East Main St.
8 J. 81. ELLIOTT, Jr.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-10-26
CHAS. HIPPLER
Cistsrn Maker and RspaIfer
Special attention given to
repair Of old cisterns.
Sheriff Safe.
VICTOR ERATH
VS..
RUFUS SCOTT, SR.


Notice IL hereby given that by virtue 81
- order Of seizure and sails, eminstins
from the above numbered and entitled
eanse and to mo directed, ]. George Hen
derson, Sheriff. through Frank J. Mes.
tayer, Deputy Sheriff, have seized and
will offer for sale to the last and highest
bidder, FOR CASH, At the Court House
in New Iberia. Parish Of Iberia, Louisi-
ana, between legal sale hours, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER BOTH, 1912,
tue following described property. to wit:
All the rights, titles and inter-
est of Rufus, Scott. ST., in and to
that certain lot Of ground, with
all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and thereunto be-
longing, situated in what is
known as the Weeks extension"
to the City of New Iberia, Parish
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
Water in Culebra Cut.

Washington, Sept. 3.-According to the latest issue of the Canal Record, the famous Culebra cut on the Pana- ma canal is already navigable. One of the numerous landslides which have interfered with the work of ex- cavation in the cut destroyed a DOT tion of the special conduit known as the Obispo diversion, thus turning into the cut stream of water that had been flowing through the conduit.
 There Is nothing serious about the break, but for time it will materially interfere with the work of the canal builders If the water should pass a depth of 10 feet. The engineers are making every effort to prevent a To- foot rise. They are trying to throw a dike across the cut pending repairs to the conduit, but the water continues to flow in. In spite of the use of pow erful steam pumps the water gained on the engineers for time.
 The slide displaced about 300,000 cubic yards of earth on the east bank of Culebra cut.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
COL. GOETHALS BELIEVES SHIPS CAN PASS THROUGH IN
 SEPTEMBER, 1913.
WORK IS BEING RUSHED
Engineer Hopes to Complete Excava- tion and Locks by June-CuIebra Cut Flooded-M anufacturers
 Should Wake Up.

Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 3.-The Panama canal will be ready for ship ping in September, 1913. Los Angeles must hasten it's plans to get ready by completing harbor work and building the municipal railroad. This was the announcement of the harbor commits sion. It was made on the strength of personal letter from Col. George W. Goethals, chief engineer of the canal commission, written to Clarence H. Matson, secretary of the harbor com mission, in answer to a direct inquiry as to when the canal will be ready to pass shipping through it's portals.
 The receipt of Col. Goethals' letter conveyed information that the big ditch will be ready fully year ahead of scheduled completion, caused a small sensation in the harbor commits sion. The commission at once took steps to urge haste in all departments of the work, and declaring that munic- ipal dock No. 1, the Mormon Island channel docks at Wilmington and the municipal railroad could be completed by September 15, 1913, if the necessa- ry effort is made.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
ELECTION WILL PROVE TEST OF STRENGTH OF THE PRO-
 GRESSlVE PARTY.
MANY NOTED ORATORS HEARD
Interest Centers In Contest for Gov ernorship-Two Congressmen Are to Be Elected-Maine
 Next in Line.

Montpelier, Vt, Sept. 3.-The vot- ing strength of the Progressive party in the state election next Tuesday is live topic of discussion throughout the state.
 The Progressive Movement in Yer mont has had the aid of more notable orators than any other party. Col. Roosevelt's three days on the stump ended at Brattleboro. Before his tour of the state. former Senator A. J. Beveridge of Indiana, Judge B. B. Lindsey of Denver, and other promi- nent men addressed nearly 10000 vot- ters, it is estimated. A governor and other state officers and two congress men are to be elected.
 Interest centers in the contest for
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
TAFT AND LEADERS CONFER
Conference With Hilles and Sheldon Will Be Held on Board
 MayfoWer.

Beverly, Mass, Sept. 3.-President Taft's first important political confer ence since the notification ceremonies several weeks ago will be held Thurs day and Friday on the yacht Mayfow- CT on the waters of Long Island sound. Charles D. Hilles, chairman of the Re- publican national committee, and Geo. R. Sheldon. treasurer of that organiza- tion, will be the presidents guests on the Mayfiower over Thursday night while she is en route from New York to New London, Connecticut.
 The president has had little oppor- tunity to talk politics with Mir. Hilles since the chairmanship was settled, and none at all to discuss the cam- paign and sinews of war with MT. Sheldon. He had expected to see MT. Hilles, and probably Mir Sheldon, in New York last Sunday on his way to Beverly, but congress refused to ad- journ when he hoped it would and the conference was called off.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
MAY GO AFTER ARCHIBALD
Government to Brook No Delay In Criminal oil Hearing at
 Dallas (Tex.).

Dallas, Tex. Sept. 3.-When John D. Archbold, directing genius of the Standard Oil company, returns from Europe he will find awaiting him in New York deputy United States marshal to serve upon him a capias summoning him to appear before the federal district court in Dallas to an- swer charges of criminal violation of the antitrust laws.
 If Archbold fails to return in three weeks to five weeks, according to Dis trfct Attorney W. H. Atwell, officers will be sent abroad to serve papers on the magnate and efforts made to ob- tain extradition. Atwell says he will not brook delay.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
manager Wausau

Frank Maloye, manager Wausau baseball team.
 Glen Davey, shortstop, Wausau team; arm injured. may be amputated.
 Walter Demmer, Wasau, right field CT; bruised
 William Kerwin, Wausau, pitcher; skull perhaps fractured.
 John Brown. Wausau, second base man; bruised.
 Frank Murphy, umpire; slightly in- jured
 George Hammerbecker, Chicago; scalped and lacerated may die.
 Michael Presovink, Ironwood, Mich. {; eye pierced, may die.
 Alex Schools. mail clerk, Clinton vile, Wis; both legs broken, badly bruised about body.
 Hammerbecker and Pusovink were removed to a hospital at Green Bay and may die. The twenty-one other passengers who were slightly cut and bruised, had their wounds dressed at Lydn- hurst, Wis, and proceeded on their Journey to Milwaukee and Chicago
 The train left Ashland. Wis, Satur- day evening, and was due in Chicago at g o'clock Monday morning.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03

governor. The candidates are: Allen NJ. Fletcher, Republican; Harlan B. Howe, Democrat; Rev. Frazer Metz ger. Progressive; Clement F. Smith, Prohibition, and Fred w. Sueter, So- cialist.
 To win, a candidate for state office in Vermont must obtain a majority of votes. Otherwise the legislature elects under the constitution.
 The decision of issues in the cam paign, which practically closed, has covered a wide range. The Republi- cans have maintained that the pros- perity of Vermont has been largely due to the administration of state af- fairs.
 The Democrats, with the assistance of number of speakers from other states, including Gov. Foss of Massa- chusetts, have talked tariff, while chief support to the Prohibition cam paign has come from Eugene w. Cha fin, the party candidate for president, who has not spared the Republicans, Democrats or Progressives.
 The Socialists have been the least active, but the leaders believe there will be an increase in the party vote over 1910 In the two congressional districts, the contests are practically confined to the Republicans and Dem ocrats as the Progressives failed to enter candidates. In the First dis trict Congressman Frank l.. Greene is opposed to P NJ. Meldon of Rutland. In the Second district. Congressman Frank Plumley has o. c. Sawyer as his opponent.
 Vermont has never sent a Demo cratic representative to congress.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
Six Inches of Hail Falls.

St. Marys, Pa, Sept. 3.-The town of Kersey and surrounding country, six miles from here, was visited by a devastating hailstorm and this morn- ing practically every trace of vegeta- tion is destroyed. Fruit trees were completely stripped by the hail and high winds and thousands of acres of corn, oats and buckwheat were beaten to the ground and ruined. Hundreds of windows were broken by hail, which covered the ground inches deep.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
,oA,i PLAYERS SHAKEN UP- TwENTY.THREE INJURED
 IN DETAILING.
8 DUE TO A WASAOUT
.... uammerbecker of Chicago hurt In Northwestern Wisconsin smssh-Two Ball Play
 CTS May Die.

Groom Bay. Wis. Sept. 3.-Six per
 o.s were killed, two seriously h. ;srsa @ and twenty-one slightly injured Ehen train No. 112 on the Lake shore
 s,vision of the Chicago & Northwest
 srn railway was derailed two miles rorth of Lyndhurst, Wis, as the re-
 milf of A washout due to a cloudburst, 1 The train was running thirty miles pn hour and the locomotive, mail car, Hareage car, smoker and day coach
 left the track
 The Wausau team in the Wisconsin, |rllnois baseball league was in the wreck It was sadly disarranged by
 he accident and the game at Green Ray was played with the extra pitch ers filling infeld and outfield posi- lions. Kerwin, formerly with the Chicago Nationals, may never pitch another 'game. One of the players, Glen Da- vy, sohrtstop, probably will lose one of his arms. | The dead. w. S. Calkins, passenger, Shawnee, |Wis.
 John Jones, engineer. Green Bay, |Wis. c. E Bushey, conductor, Milwau- |kee, Wis. George Marx, brakeman, Milwau- kee, Wis. Carroll Bennett, baggageman, Anti .go Wis. l Stewart D. Sheldon, express mes senger, Milwaukee, Wis. Seriously injured: Judge Hammerbecker. passenger, Chicago; head and arm bruised. NJ. Pusovink, passenger, Ironwood, Mich; internally injured. Frank Orgeman, Green Bay, fire |man scalded
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
Biq Naval Review Planned.

Washington, Sept 3.--The New York grand navy review in October will probably bring together the larg- est fleet ever mobilized under the stars and stripes. According to pres ent prospects there will be 133 ships in the fleet. as compared with 102 in the last grand review.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-03
Finds Missing Girl in cis.ern.

Boone, Ia, Sept 3.--Mrs. Emma Johnson. after a search of two hours for her missing granddaughter, Gene. the eistern in the rear of their home here. She used rake and brought up the child's dead body.