Lower coast gazette., 1913-01-11
STATE NEWS.

Louisiana farmers met in Batcn (
Rouge in fourth annual denonstratlVe \
conference. \
The resources Of the state banks in
creased 50. CSC. 439 06 in the lastqaarter !
Of 1912.
The hog cholera that was Worrying
the hog farmers Of Acadia has entirely
disappeared.
The Newcomb Art School will intro
duce artistic working CT cypress into
the course Of art at that institution
Mr.. Joseph Pels, champion OF the
single tax movement ard millionaire
in New Orleans for a few days
while on his way west.
Several convictions have resulted in
the trials of alleged white slavers OF
New Orleans. One notorious SLAYER
has disappeared. fiis bond has oeen
forfeited.
There is an epidemic of petty tAiev-
ery in New Orleans these days, winch
Is strange because Of its non frequency
but not at all surprising because 81 the
small police force OF that city.
The Jeauue de Are, one Of the finest
ard speedi,est cruisers Of the French
navy is in New Orleans. Her est
mated speed IS twenty-five miles an
hour. She has six tunnels ara is Eeyf
IN size to a first-class battleship being
classed Is an arraored cruiser.
A rev carnival organization, the
Joyians, will appear in the streets o.
New Orleans this c%arnival season Oh
Feb. 1st., IN an electrical carnlVa
6aucant. This will add more brilli&nce
70 tie earnival festivities. The elec'
trical effects will be dazzling.
Judge Emil folt III Non iA0t,
) Mccall, CT Ne" ofisals, 800 "e'
; known sugar men anu pom IN
= presidents ot Ehe hooi:.-so o"e"
Planters Assooia.ion, diei in that ci5
last week. Their deatn removes tW
4 Al = 49,
. 'h,'e y :, :
~ '
= The report CT IAe oohseiSS'.oA po'
f shows a balance o. @z9oeo 0" nv We
Il OF The year. steps rave S.an ''Nei'
d reIlenlsa the supply Oh Wi' sa"S
= tnose parishes ~AeSa m2 go -
aoods fave le1S dssoi@'ioa anu ss,.
e The report SHOWS eaas shae'1 f4sS
u has Teen mace III q" s'p'
. the co'nm!sslcn 5 acsislsies.
Or. Aswell, now Congressman y
well, ard once upon a time gcbernato
ge ial candidate of the lnderendeats' q
an liyered an address at Little Rock, Arr
or on country l;fe AID its pfcauct5. !
an emphaslzsd she hesu - 80, !;
10 s'rtS anu o''9 -. - al, .
an ana oeciaieu w. 800 .,n1.ntoa
Green ,o0se .oofs and cotton roc
by the s'ooy u .o'A
81 Senator Alden Smith Of Mlcnlgah,
he tire Senate Committee to mvesug'
ie- Latin American affairs is in New !
act leans. He is here principally to L
tie into the financing OF the M~aderoreF
to ticn in Mexico and also into the cifo
Central American revolutions WI
,rf- are supposedly Matched III New orlea
ust Several other Senators are WITH II
ted He will go shortly to San Anes
rib where he will collect some more ds
the 1t is hoped that by these nVestlgat'
,e's most if not all If the future rev
ses. tlonary movements that fetafo
t a growth OF tne Central American 81
life ana hieAico VIM - @''p
pow Tho Boston Club of New Orlear
oot- clab whose members are among
race wsalthiest reople of New Orleans, !
nest an opt;on on the Howard residenc'
was St. Charles street, next to the city
2nts. and within geo feet Of soule Colleg
His the next corner. There is a bar
tached to the club and such a paf
elo- necesseis .s 30 now.r Of
OF luz e'u0 aat ha,n fr,m MGR;
y IN courts ~ .sa;sa na,lcr The
'eeK' q 'hli'. ran sha++not law
D the claims ''l"' b+.a;nn forea in >
ugly ho1 ha'e ." nv viii