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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1913-05-24
DISASTROUS FIRE.
Two-story Frame Stable Building of
Masinnis Company and Resi-
dences zof Aramis Melancon and
jules Landry Destroyed Sunday
Afternoon.

| Afternoon.
The biggest and most destructive
/ fire which has visited Donaldsonville
since the disastrous conflagration OF
/ Feb. %, 1911, occurred last Sunday
afternoon, when the large two-story
! frame stable building at No 511
Railroad avenue and the residences
Of Aranlis j. Melancon and Jules
+! Landry in Railroad avenue and
Charles street were destroyed, en-
failing a loss of about $1,000. The
fire originated in the stable and is
said to have been caused by small
boys playing within the building,
which had been vacant for a long
time. 1t is claimed two little ne
groes We're seen to emerge from the
structure and run down the street a
few minutes before the flames broke
out
An alarm was sounded from box
% and the fire department respond
ed promptly. but the fire had gained
such Roadway before being discov-
cred that the entire building was in
flames within few minutes The
handsome dwelling Of Aramis Melan-
con at the corner of Railroad avenue
and Charles street, some fifty feet
away from the burning stable, soon
caught fire and was totally destroy
ed, as was the residence of Jules
Landry, a colored horse trainer, in
the rear of the Melancon domicile.
The roof of the residence of Mrs.
A. Gingry, Sr, ION the other side OF
the stable building at the corner of
Railroad avenue and Claiborne street,
became ignited and for time it
was feared this structure would also
be destroyed, but fortunately the
flames were ext1nguished with COM
paratively small damage. After an
hours hard work the fire department
succeeded in getting the blaze under
control.
The building in which the fire orig
mated was erected in 1883 as
Catholic church and was used as
such for two years. Later it was
occupied as a wholesale grocery,
then for several years as a stable,
and for some time it had been I'M
tenanted. 1t was owned by the Ma
ginnis Land Company of New Orle-
ans, and was valued at about $500.
No insurance was carried ion it in
any Of the local agencies.
Aramis Melaneon's residence was
built only a short time ago, and was
one of the most attractive homes in
the city. His loss, including furni-
ture, will approximate $500, with
insurance Of 5000 carried through
the J. S. -Thibaut agency of Donald
sonvil1e. Jules Landry's loss is
placed at $1,000, with no insurance.
The Cumberland Telephone Com
pany sustained loss of about $500
the. destruction Of LOS feet
iof its 2o0-pair cable, and the New
Orlealns-AlexaandrIa toll line was put
out Of busia
The damage to the Gingry resi-
dence and other property in the
neighborEood is estimated at $500.
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Masonic Temple Bondhoiders.
Ascension Lodge No. PSI, F.
and A

Donaldsonville, La, May "a, 1918.
THE FOLLOWING numbered first se-
ries Masonic Temple bonds were regular
ly drawn for retirement on June /, 1913,
viz: Nos. %, IS, Sc, 81, So, SO, ~, a,
%, 12S. 129, $50, 131, 1872, Ill, 172, 1872,
1874, 1876 and 199.
Holders of the above numbered bonds,
and holders of interest coupons now
due, will. please present same for pay
ment at the Bank of Ascension, of this
city.
BY order of the w. M.
ASCENSION LODGE NO. 251,
%. AND A. NJ.
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Attempt at Arson.

At about lt:15 o'clock Sunday
night some unknown. person made an
attempt TO set fire to the frame
building at the corner OF Lessard and
Division streets, owned and occupied
by Mrs. Dominique Loinzo, a veneer
able widow. A quantity of oil was
sprinkled on the building at the
street corner, and the Weatherboards
FOR several feet from the ground
were pried loose SO as to permit the
flames to gain rapid access to the
interior Of the structure. Fortunate
y two Italians standing at the cor
ner Of Railroad ssTenue and Division
street, one block Sway, saw the blaze
and ran to the Scene in time to ex-
tinguished the flames Siit,,s They Were as
sisted by a negro mlnz--s2do also hap
pened to be in the neighborhood,
and all OF them EeIeclare they saw a
man STANDING about fifty feet from
the corner, who hurried away when
they arrived. The building is unin
sured, and as it's sole occupant was
the aged Italian widow who owns it,
no motive for the attempted crime
has been unearthed.
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Death Of Mrs. AIcide chauvin,

A beautiful and exemplary Chris
tan life came to it's earthly end
last Monday forenoon at 11:3O o'clock
when Mrs. Alcide Chauvin, native,
and for the greater part of her life
a resident of the parish of Lafourche.
after an illness of only a few days,
passed peacefully away at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. I. M. Foret,
On Bayou Lafourche, five miles above
Raceland,
Mrs. Chauyin was Miss Marie Al
maise Folse before her marriage. and
had reached the advanced age of
seVenty-seven years when called to
her eternal reward. She was wo-
man Of high intellectual attain
ments, an ideal wife, a loving and
beloved mother, and a devout and
plous Christian, beloved and esteemed
by all who knew her for her rare
qualities OF heart and mind. She
died as she had lived, in close com
munion with the Catholic church, to
which she had been devoted all her
life. When the end came she was
surrounded by her husband and chill
dren.
The funeral took place Tuesday
morning at $50 O'Clock, with SER
vices at the st. Joseph Catholic
church at Thibodaux, and interment
in the family. tomb in the Thibodaux
Catholic cemetery. Just before the
funeral services masses were said
by Rev. Fathers Laforest and FACET
Of AbbeVille, close friends of the
family, and the funeral services at
the church were conducted by Rev.
Father Barber of st. Joseph Catholic
church, assisted by Rev. Father
Mauret, pastor of St. Charles Cath
Ole church. Rev. Father Vigroux, a
lifelong friend Of the family, was in
attendance. The services in the
cemetery We're conducted by Rev.
Fathers Lafosest, FACET and Mauret.
The deceased is survived by her
husband, with whom she had lived
in happy wed1ock a little over fifty
nine years; four sons, ]. A. Chauvin
of Morgan City, R. j.. Chauvin of
Donaldstonville Samson Chauvin of
Abbeville, and Harris A. Chauvin of
Raceland; five daughters, Mrs. Zeph-
irin Toups ann Mrs. I. M. Foret, OF
Lafourche, ami Mrs. Miguel Capel1a.
Mrs. Frozine ehauvin and Miss Mad
cline Chauvin of New Orleans, and
large numberZof grandchildren and
great-grandehiHren,
Deepest Sympathy is extended the
bereayed family by multitude of
friends, who viii lovingly cherish the
memory of this noble woman
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Methodist Church.

There will be regular services to-
morrow at II a. II. and T:30 p. n.
Mrs. Lipscomb will conduct the fore
neon service. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday at $50 p. III. The public is
invited to these services.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
State of Louisana-Parish of Ascension
Twenty Seventh Judicial Dis
trict Court.
John Nargassan ms
VS.. No. 20S4

oscar Pennington
Y, VIRTUE OF and in obedience to
e. an order OF sale. issued by the apoye
named court in the above entitled and
numbered cause, and to me directed I
will offer for sale on the premises of
SAID oscar bennington, at Sorrento, on
SATURDAY. JUNE Z, 1913,
at IL o'clock a. M, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
A certain stock OF goods, wares and
merchandise, consisting Of dry goods,
groceries, shoes, hats, notions, etc, as
per inventory on file in my office
Terms and conditions-Casi in United
States currency.
E. c. HANSON,
Sheriff, Parish of Ascension
DonaldsonYille, La, May "a 1913.
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FL. sCBAFF, SIR,

nerehv announces his candidacy Tor
reelection to the office OF chi6t VI
police of the city of DonaldsonVllie,
subject to the action Of the commls-
sion council
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Business College 10 be Opened Here.

BUSINESS College TO be Opened Here.
The Progressive Union has been in
correspondence with the main office
OF Draughon's Business College for
some time past, relative to the loca-
ton of branch college in this city,
and the negotiations have reached
such stage that the establishment
OF the Institution is assured. Prof. f.
L. Heaton, field manager of the com
pany, viii arrive here shortly to look
over the ground and select a suitable
building, and a committee of the
progressive Union will cooperate
with him in making the necessary ar
rangements. The college will offer
commercial and business courses,
teaching bookkeeping, shorthand,
telegraphy and kindred
subjects.
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mn NEST DALFERES

hereby announces his candidacy 1oF
the office Of chief Of police OF the
CITY Of Donaldsonyille, subject TO the
action of the commission council
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Mr.. and Ms Meyer Meter and
their attractiTe daughter, Miss Roy
Meter, came.up from New Orleans
Thursday afternoon for brief stay
here, and are#being cordially greeted
by their many friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Meter are tie guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Levy, and Miss Meter is
BENG entertained at the hospitab1e
home Of MIR. and Mrs. Percy Lemann.
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year, am sending out my custom
airy inquiry and shall thank you
Tor the courtesy Of a reply.
Do. you desire work in Ascension
parish the Ginning school year? State
your first, second and third choice of
work and location, and the lowest
salary which you will accept in any
position named.
Respectfully submitted,
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9ie 3udt bes foitbariteu BelS
there's.

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fir bic eotsren 9el3iOrten uno Die
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AaSiudrtise Wdrete.
Rev gorl, 8. Rouember.

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400.
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in ben Maften perfanqenen syifh.
berausauIhiitteln, penn flint muB a
seEen, oos Heb barf nift ftpden. Dill
meiften 6erinae finb bereits leblos
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Selr0de Der ssii6er iiber unb iiber oa.
bon bebedt, 10 bas fie filbern sliserne
Deu Hiiitunaen alei6en.
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Ser streif in ben 0npiersrnben
Midisans.

Als Der grobe Strelt Der Mrbelter
in oen aupfergruben bes Staates
Wi6igau nor stli6en Ttonaten aus
brad, bunoelte es iih nur um Die
Wieberanitelung stliher arbeiter, Die
entldFen tporben lpdrsn, neil fie iit)
Der Union ongeIhioFen batten. Seits
bem buben nun bic Stretter at16 etne
5ebnpro3entige 2obnerbDbung 9efors
bert. Die 8ergnertsbeIiBer be6aupten,
baB an cine 2obnsrb0hung alt6 niAt
i'm 5raume 81 oenten lei, oa lie pbnss
bin 1Aon 81 geringe profite bdtten.
Run bat i'm Nuftrags elmer groBen
gbieasoer 3eitung Der s3eitungseao
reiponoent 6eg @ohran Grbebungen
iiber Die 5inan3Iage Der 9ruben Sc
Iellidaften angeiteut, bic iiberruI6enoe
Reiultute oe3eitigt boben.
Die Calumet &c 6ecla Co., Die an
nGberno 1000 2trbeiter beIhdftigt
puroe, nuh ben 2tngaben Gohran's
I'M Sabre 1871 nit etnem nomineQen
aapital BON 100000 gsgriinoet, Don
bem jeoo9 MIR 81 100000 etnge3abIt
narsn. o5n ben AZ Sdbrsr ihres 8ez
itsbsns bat bic 9eiellihaft $121 600
600 9ipibsnoen uus9eS1blt - Das II
bur6I6nittli8 pro Sabr na6e3u So
100000! 0dnsben tpuroen nod $40
100000 fir 4ftien an anoeren Berg;
merits &orporationen ausgegeben
Sm Wonat Sttober beg Sd6res 1907
psrbisnte bic Calumet e 5sclu So
a[lsin iiber 81 100000, ober 100000
mebr als ibr tpirflih etnge5abltes Ut
tisnfapitul betrdgt.
9isis 3a9len 6eoeuten, buB jsns
aorpordtion, bic ibren Nrbeitern baz
Rsht auf Organization abipriht UNI
ertlGrt, an cine sebnprosentige 2obner:
b6bung lei nidt gu benten, neil be,
grpIit Elm gu gsringer isi, felt ibret
Griiupurs 10000 pro5ent profit se:
ma6t bat, ooer anndbsrno $50 BRO:
gent pro Sabr. Shns ie oas aapital
purh Nafsublung 5lt permehren ODE,
aud nur Oipibenbs fts6en su laHen
ieste iidb bic Calumet &c 5ecla Go
mad uno nah in ben 8eIis BON IA Del
or0bten Bergtperte, bic burhDeg BIZ
qleihen 9irettcren baben. Wlit einel
uripriinalihen aupitalanlaee Dor
ST 100000 bat Die Calumet e 5eclt
So. bos eln3e aupferfeIo Wtihi9an'i
in ibreu gefis sebraht. llno babe
hnn an cine ssbnprosentige 2ohnerho:
hunq Der 1000 arbeiter niht geoah1
tperben.
aber bic geantsn leioen fsint
Not6. grGiibent 4bdms S6ap er:
bGlt 100000 pro Sahr als PrGiioent
unb $4,000 als 9irettor. aubolpf
6. asaFis mus fid als srftsr 9i5e=
Brdfioent nit $4,000 unb elmer Gr:
trapriie bon $4,000, aIs Director be.
iheiben. Sam.s mc0altghtpn, Der in
Calumet Diiiritt Der politiI6e BOT
1T betommt ols sfpsitsr 8iss 9rdIi.
bent $25, 900, als Director $4,000
ols 8ensral 9eIhdftsfiibrer $40. .00C
unn nod p,itsre tlsinsre Salars als
DIRECTOR perihiebener dnoersr 9ruben.
9siell1haftsn, Die BON Der Calumet;
6scla 60. tpntroli;rt peroen. Iii
unosr.n 9irettoren Der sroben aorpo.
ration miiFen ibr 2sben nit lumpigsr
$4,000 friiten. - Die 4rbeiter sr=
h1ftpu 80 65 BRO Suu
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aAieass,s 6. ssopember.

0stssm-,yar DECEMBER s4s+-s5xe.
am S4lut s54e; fur ytai s9st-9o1ts. am
S4tnS S04e; far 5aI, s7K - Sse, am
S6luB s7Ae.
0eIfdferu. - yar IeSember 90 -
sokc, an S&iub 6s1se; iag Rai 10 -
1eKe. am Snlub 704e; fur Guilt 091s--
oD1s, am C3lub o9He.
NstsL--aAE 7e,embes 30 4-sS sc. an
&lst ostte; iir aeoi A1T-lSks On
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Wc. 3eemif4ter ~ K--43e, 80. 8 bo. 411s---
41f, 70. 8 bo. 40-41e per Hu. gerfauft
ipurbrn: Gar go. tpeiber su 42c, $50 Wu.
No. : bc. ntif Corn Sa 40Hc, 1 Gar etans
barb tueiBer sn 48Ezc, Gar SO. 8 aemiid,.
ter 5u 42c auf benz Beieiie.
Nssstn. - Narft itetia. - 70. so
zoe.
Derit e-No. 2 Winter 7o-75e. Nn. 8
90. 66-70r, Vo. 2 SpriHg 77--e3c, go.
DO. 72--75c per Du.
6ersfeia Der charlottesville nit benieni.
gen am ateiasn Gage beS poriaen aabres:
Nopember 8. 1918. geopember 8. 1914.
@eiaen. Rp. . rotber Winter 9se l07c
@eIiMfurn, 80. 8 gemifAtes 7eHr Gle
6afer, go. Ssemiidter III. 42e s2c
Rpssen. No. 3 .... g4Ae Toe
beu, Wo. fimptbp $500 s17.00
BbiSfp.
Ter Wdrit mar ftetis. Bersauft nurben:
1887 8bls. Tiitiaers 5iniibeb Ooobs ouf
Der Bats BON e1.s3 per Gallone.
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aelb ON calls musbe ~ 3H-4$ aus
oeiieten uno Sdblob Az 8H--4E.
4ytma 9efAdftepapieys purbsn ~ 5 y -
.6X 3 biDfontiyt.
GfesIina Gr&anss " fhpaf.--
eid,t ~ e4.S4@-s4s4h unb Commercial
Az 4.S0--4.S04.
Buubes. .Cbfiaatipnsn waren ite'
tia unb murben wie fof9t oucttrt:
Ser. Gtaatsn Nefunoirung 07 - SO,
<x reoihyirts 10 - III, GcnpDns 10
III. S& reaihrirte1024--i02H, gnuponS
l0aI-102sz, ganama Rsoifsreb ~ o6A
aeb., bc. -. 90-i00.
aftienmarft.-Ter Warft tpar hente
sebr ruf,ia unb Die greile iffDaf, ioonb bic
SdIrsnptirunaen bnrhmeg untsr nenen
pom geitern faRosH.