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Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
N Orleans Rouqh Rice Is Quiet.

New Orleans.-The quiet tone Vi
last week in the local market ioi
roueb rice was again carried over
Monday. In the clean department
trading continued moderate. The de-
mand was on hand-to-mouth OASIS
'Quotations: ~
Clean Rice-Honduras Head 412
@6hc; straights, S12q4Ac; screen
ings. 1&G2Bc; No. ,, l9s u Ia
Market tone steady. Japan: Head, "a
@3bc; straights, 21s @2&c; screen
ings. 1%@2c; No. 2, rs 9l%c' Mar
ket tone strong.
Receipts Rough Honduras 10 SACKS
Sales-Clean: Honduras. 90 pockets
at 3hc. No sales rough. Quotations
Honduras, $1.5O@45O; Japan, sl.0oa
1926. .oooa
By-Products-Rice polish, sZo'ooQ
27OO per ton. Rice bran, Sl''ooQ
1900 per ton.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
lnrrihlx SIashed With Knife.

Monroe.-Following quarrel on
Desiard street at a time when the
street was crowded, George Masllng'
a carpenter, was stabbed in the face
ard back by Will Roberts, known as
a gambler The wound in the back
may prove fatal. Masling's LETT eye
was nearly cut out.
According to witnesses, the mer
passed a few words, and Masling turn
ed to leave, when Roberts cut MIN
across the eye and then drove the
knife into his back. 1t took th'
strength of two physicians to remove
the knife, as the blade was buried II
the mans backbone.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Made FuIl-FIedged Masons.

New Orleans-Sixty-three men from
various sections of the State were
Saturday made full-fledged Masons
by the grand consistory, which also
celebrated the 18th anniversary or
the Supreme Council Royal Arch Ma
sons.
Charles F. Buck was selected as
representative of the supreme coun'
Gil for the northern jurisdiction OF
the United States by the body, the
honor being one of the greatest ever
conferred on a Louisiana Mason.
A banquet at night brought the Ma
sonic meeting to a close.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Awards Diplomas.

st. Francisville.-The closing exer-
cises of the julius Freyhan mgh
school were held Friday night. The
graduating class is composed OF
Misses Josie Binning, Mary Hamilton,
Beulah Smith, Lillian Daniel, Lille
Toorean, Mamie Cutrer and Pearl
Harvey and Mr.. Willie Fort. Miss
Toorean won the l.. S. U. scholarship
offered for the best record made while
in the high school. Prof. Bonham
presented the diplomas.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
sDynamiters" Get Respite.

Chicago, Ill.-The date set for the
twenty-four defendants in the dyna-
mite cases to surrender themselves
at the prison at Leavenworth or to
the United States marshal at Chicago
was Monday deferred from June 6, the
date originally set, to June 25. The
respite is due to the fact that Presi-
dent Wilson needs more time to study
the petition for their pardon, present
ed after the last court decision
| against them.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Killed by Dynamite Explosion.

Observation-Disclosures Bourgeois, aseu
20 wears. was killed Friday while blow
ing up stumps with dynamite. bour-
geois was clearing the land OF cypress
stumps for the Louisiana Meadows
Company. He was alone.
Failing to come home for dinner d.
the noon hour, a search was instituted
for him and his body was dlscoVereu
near a stump.
His body was mangled and a portion
of one of his hands torn off and MS
face and portions of his body were
burned. He leaves a wife, who wa:
Miss Laura Chauvin, and one cnlid
He is also survived by several broth
ers
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Senate Passed Naval Appropriation.

Washington-The senate Tuesday
passed the annual naval appropriation
bill carrying about $141 100000 pro-
viding for the administrations two
battleship construction program and
authorizing in addition the building OF
a third modern dreadnought with
money to be derived from the sale OF
the battleships Idaho and Mississippi.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Robbers Fire Building.

~ Monroe.-The safe in the store OF
the Monroe Seed Company, adjoining
the New Star hotel, was broken open
before midnight Saturday night and
about $40 in cash stolen. Before leav-
ing. the robbers set fire to thu place.
The blaze was discovered before 1t
had gained much headway The
prompt arrival of the fire department
prevented a heavy loss. The entire
loss will not exceed $500, and is Gov
cred by insurance.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Louisiana
! Neus |

From all corners
of the great State

-TT1Tandria.-Sheriff F. +. DaViu
,of- sunday for the state penitenuary
AZ Raton Rouge to convey the follow
inc prisoners: Willie Williams, bur
gIary end larceny. twelve years Bach-
eIyr HAYNES. similar offense, fourteen
rears. Joe Lewis, manslaughter' iouf,
teen years; Ben Harris, burglary ana m
larceny two years; James FelderS'
breaIing in car, two years sam
Wilkinson. embezzlement, fourteen
months; Ennis Gossett, burglary ana ana
larceny, two years; f. w. Fairclo'h
forgerv, two years; Wiley Jones cut
ting three years. Sheriff David was
ioined at Alexandria by Sheriff l. )
Drewett of La Sale parish. who con
veved Henry Bell to the penitentiarA
IN serve a six months sentence lol
burglary.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
citv Officials Removed.

. Jeanerette.-At a special meeting OF
the mayor and board of aldermen all
appointive officers of the corporation
we're discharged. The city marshal,
the water works tender and the
bridgekeeper were then reappointed'
The reason given for this action is
to curtail expenses.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
White Castle School Closes.

White Castle.-The closing eXer-
cises of the White Castle high school
were held Friday night in the school
auditorium before one of the largest
audiences ever gathered in the halls
of the institution. The program was
brought to a close by paper on ANTE
Bellum Days" read by the graduate
Miss Myrtle Dupuy.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
[ aurence lrvino's Body Found.

Ouebec.-The body of Laurence
Irving, the English actor, was found
Monday night on the west bank of the
St. Lawrence river below Rimouski.
frving's face was bruised almost be-
yong recognition. A signet ring with
the initials 81. L" on one of his ing
ers led to the Identification. One
hand still clutched a piece of cam
brio probably torn from the night
dress of his wife, whom he was max
ing desperate efforts to save when
they were last seen alive.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Conductors Injuries Are Fatal.

Alexandria, - Conductor William
Brown of the Iron Mountain railway,
who was injured in a freight wreck
near Forest Hill on April 6. died in
the company's hospital in st. Louis
Saturday. He left on the 18th of May
for the hospital to receive attention.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06

Austin. Textile department of ag'
riculture Friday announced the follow
ing itineraries of lecturers of farmers
institutes:
T. A. McGalliard-Mansfield, June
9: Midlothian, June 10; Italy, June IL;
Brandon, June 13.
Paul Wipprecht-Weldon, June 3
Willis. June II; Huntsville, June IL.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Over Fifty Cars of Cabbage Shipped

Bayou Sara-To date over flfty
cars of cabbage and Irish potatoes
have been shipped from Bayou Sara
during the present trucking season.
and a quantity of beans have been
shipped by express. Potatoes and cab
bage will continue to go forward IL
carload lots until about June 10, wher
the season will end Tomato ship
ments will start next week.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Naked Woman Shipwreck Victim.

Rimouski.-A woman, apparently a
Swede, was found wandering dazed
and naked Monday near Rimouski. 1t
is believed she is survivor OF the
wreck of the Empress of Ireland, who
made her way to land on a piece OF
wreckage and was driven insane by
suffering.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Taft Plan Set at Naught.

Los Angeles, GAIA withdrawal or
der bv which William T.. Taft in 1909,
while president, exempted from entry
government lands in California vari-
ouslv estimated in value at from $780,
900. 5000 to 81 900 100000, was declared
invalid in a decision by Judge Maurice
r. Dooling of the United States court
of San Francisco Tuesday.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Court Orders ToWnsite Sold.

San Antonio, Tex.-To satisfy a
judgment on notes for a total OF SOL
1886. Judge T. S. Maxey of the fed
eral district court Saturday entered
a decree whereby the entire townsite
of San Juan, in Hidalgo County, must
be sold.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Verdict for $4,000 Awarded.

Crowley.-A verdict for $4,000
damages was rendered by the jury in
the suit of Mrs. ]. E. Wright and her
five chi, ,dren against the Southern Pa
cific railroad Saturday in the district
court. ]. E. Wright was killed on the
railroad crossing on Eastern avenue
in Crowley April Is, 1913.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Police Juror Resigns.

Oscar. w. Campbell, police
Juror from the Fourth ward of the
parish of Pointe Coupee. has rendered
his resignation to Governor Hall. who
has ordered an election to fill the va
cancy. The election will take place
June g.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
State Quarantine Law Modified.

Austin, Textile State cattle quar-
antine law was Tuesday modified by
the governor so as 10 release the coun-
ties of Moore. Potter, Randall, Deaf
Smith. Swisher. Terry, Dawson. Cros-
bv and Kleberg, and that part OF Par
mer County north of the Pecos and
Northern Texas railroad, from the
scab quarantine area.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
cummins, Majority 10000.

Des Moines, Iowa.-Returns from
the Statewide primary Monday gave
Senator A. B. Cummins majority OF
so 900 votes over A. c. Savage Tor
the nomination for United States SEN
ator on the republican ticket.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Bio Texas Wheat Yield.

The Texas wheat yield for 1914 is
estimated by railroads at approximate
ly 2O,OO0.O00 bushels. In order TO
properly handle this business without
delay and to obviate the possibility Of
car shortage Texas railroads are con
centrating cars, getting as many OF
their own cars together as possible
to handle the grain.
Farmers Institutes Announced.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Woman Eurned Savinq Trunk.

Arcadia-The Dorman residence in
Arcadia, occupied by Mrs. Jones and
family, was destroyed by fire Satur-
dav. Mrs. Jones was quite ill, but was
removed in time to escape. Her
daughter was painfully burned in saw
ing her trunk.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
crsece Nav Get U. S. BattIeships.

Washington.-The senate Monday
amended the naval appropriation bill
so as to authorize the sale of the bat
tleships Idaho and Mississippi and the
construction of a modern dreadnausht
with the money Greece is under
stood to be the prospective purchaser.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Cruiser Salem Has Accident.

Washington. - Commander Christy
of the scout cruiser Salem, at Puerto
Mexico. reported to the navy depart
ment that a boiler blew out on board
his ship Tuesday seriously inJurlns
,bree men of the engineer force.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Levee Board Lets Contract

Alexandria-The Red River, Atcha-
falaya and Bayou Bouef levee board
let the contract to Y. o. Hamilton OF
st. Francisville, La, to build a levee
on Bayou des Glaises, known as the
Sarto North levee.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
L ahnrers in Fatal Duel.

Edgard-Budd Seller, employed on
the Carroll plantation, shot and in
stantly killed Johnson Sharp. fel-
low worker, Saturday. A woman Is
said to have figured in the shooting.
Seller was arrested.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Farmers Will Elect Managers.

Mexia, Textile directors OF the
Farmers Union Warehouse AssoclS'
tion of Mexia will meet on June for
the purpose of electing a manager at
the warehouse for the coming season; :;
also a manager for their cotton yard.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Red Cross to Forward Contributions

Washington-The American Nation
al Red Cross Society Sunday an
nounced it would forward any contri'
buttons sent to it by AE>>Ticans tor
survivors and those dependent upon
victims of the Empress of Ireland dis
aSter.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Woman Hurt in Auto Accident.

Alexandria.-News from Lecompte.
La, Sunday stated that an automobile
occupied by Misses Beuhler of Alex
andria had turned over on the public
road near that town and that Miss
Catherine Beuhler was badly injured.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
INSPECTION Is Made of Work.

Crowley.-Maior Edward H. Schultz,
corps of engineers. U. S. A., from New
Orleans, made a trip of inspection OF
the work of dredging Bayou Plaque
mine Brulee by the government boat
Crosse Toto.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
e,,+e Cash Now s3.34o. 900.

Austin, Textile State OF Texas
and her various special funds had 3d.
240 600 in cash and $2O,5S6,30O in
bonds at the end OF the last fiscai
quarter, May 81.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
LIano County Went Wet.

Llano, Tex.-Complete returns from
the prohibition election held Saturday
shows that Llano County has Topped
into the wet column BY 76 majority.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
s.adrift Precinct Voted Dry.

Seadrift, Tex.-tn the local option
election held Saturday in precinct
No. 8, which includes Seadrift and
Long Mott, 1O9 voted for prohibition
and So against.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Valuation on New Katy Equipment.

Austin. Tex.-A valuation or $780,
900 of new equipment recently pur'
chased by the Katy system in Texas
is to be made by the railroad com
mission
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
rw.,v. Awarded Diplomas.

Marksville.-The closing exercises
of the Marksville high school were
held in the high school auditorium
Friday night. A class of twelve was
awarded diplomas.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06

Sir Joseph Wilson Swan, inventor
Of the first incandescent electric light.
died in London Wednesday, aged 80.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
New School Building for Wilson.

Wilson.-The town council has
agreed to erect school building with
the town hall overhead at Wilson.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06

Montreal-Stanislau Zbyszko We'd
nesday defeated Raoul de ROuen in a
wrestling match.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
School Board Reflects Principal.

Coushatta. - The Coushatta high
school has completed a most success
full session.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Oil Mill Starts at Elatonia.

Flatonia. Textile oil mill at Fla
tonia started Monday after the win
ter close down.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Statement Is Given Out.

The statement by the MeXicans, pre-
pared two days ago but not issued
until General Huerta had telegraphed
his complete approval of the tenta-
| tive plan for a new provisional gov
/ ernment, allowed the negotiations 10
take a long step forward. The text
of the statement follows:
"In accordance with the instruc-
tions which the Mexican delegation
has had since the beginning or peace
negotiations, its members declared al
the full conference, that is to say, III
the presence of the mediating pleni
potentiaries and of the delegates OF
the United States of America, that
President Huerta's personality is no'
an obstacle to the reaching of sue
cessful conclusion.
General Huerta is prepared to with
draw from the government on cohul
ton that at the time of his with
drawal Mexico shall be politically pac
, flied and the government succeeding
his shall be such as to count on IN
acouiescence of the governed and OF
the support of public opinion, whic
constitutes the real basis for peac
and stability in any country.
pisavows Personal Ambition.
a 1T has been and is Preslden
d Huerta's wish to place on record tha
t neither mistaken pride nor persona
e interest will prevent his withdraw
o once the above-named conditions al
IL satisfied.
y THE Mexican government accepte
the mediation of the South American
in a frank and open spirit and IL
Mexican delegation has been guide
y and will be guided in all its acts
IL perfect good faith.
l. "It should be unnecessary to So
lie that President Huerta gave the Me1
IT can delegation special instructions n
r to consent to anything that could hu
r. the sovereignty of the Mexican natit
anG to refuse a hearing in the deli
IS. erations of the conference to anythil
n which might be construed as an II
H. nosition from the outside. For the
RI own part the delegates would n
or have accepted instructions OF
On ferent nature on these points; b
Is they beg to state that hitherto tn
have had no occasion to refer to the
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
HUERTA is WILLING"
ONCE MEXICO IS
POLITICALLY PAC|F|ED"
DELEGATES ANNOUNCE OlCTA-
TOR WILL QUIT IF PEACE WILL
FOLLOW WITHDRAWAL.
MEDIATORS SOUND REBEL AGENT
Note Sent to Rafael Zubaran at Wash
ington to Learn if Carranza Will
Aqree to Armist So Peace
Mqht Be Had.

Niagara Falls. OHtario.-General
Huerta is preparing to resign. Tie
Tuesday authorized his representa-
tives at the mediation conference 10
announce to the world that neither
mistaken pride nor personal interest
would prevent his withdrawal Wheh
once Mexico is politically paculed
and the government succeeding him Is
so constituted that it can count on
the support OF public opinion in Mex
leo.
The Mexican delegates in their for
NAL statement revealed that they had
been instructed from the first TO IN
form the mediators that General
Huerta's personality would not be an
obstacle toward reaching a peacetul
settlement. They also stated that the
internal situation in Mexico was nee
essarily bound up with the interna
tional questions" and that this spirit
had actuated them in coming to the
mediation conference. Coinclden'
/ with the announcement by the MeXi
can delegates of their position, the
mediators sent a note by mail tC
Rafael Zubaran, representative o
General Carranza in Washington, re
plying to the communication brough
TO Niagara Falls for him by Juan +
Urquidi.
The mediators in effect asked Gen
eral Carranza if the constitutionallst
were willing to discuss internal a
well as international questions an
if they were ready to declare an al
mistice with the Huerta forces so tina
the political pacification' to whlc
the Huerta delegates referred in thel
statement might easily be brougf
about.
These acts-the issuance OF IN
statement by Mexicans and the maj
ing of a reply to Zubaran-broke III
| deadlock in the negotiations, the e
istence of which the mediators forma
" denied. 1t nevertheless was a
: thoritatively established that not unit
, the mediators withdrew their orlgln
: intention of ignoring the Zubaran no
2 did the American delegates consent
!, go ahead with a discussion or u
4 general peace plan on which substa
: tial progress was made in Tuesday
: conferences.
Abbeville progress., 1914-06-06
Warrant of Arrest Nailed.

few minutes after the Storstau
reached port warrant of arrest taken
out by the Canadian Pacific railway
was nailed to her main mast by order
of w. Simpson Walker, X. G., regis
trar of the Quebec admiralty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From the Records Of the indiana
Title = Loan o.

Brought forward. $50, S24.SS.
Gabriel r.. Summers and wife TO
Northern Improvement Co, lots >. 8, 4
and part lot >. o. =. s. B., 81.
Lot G. Runnels ct al. TO Charles NJ.
Hauser, lots ard s. Compton's addi-
ton 10 New Carlisle. $500.
Andrzij Glun and wife 70 MARGIN
gSzymanOwski, lot 333. second plat,
Summit Place addition. $3.50.
Stanislaus W. Niedbalski single to
Ignatius X. Werwinski, lot 639. SUM
init Place third addition. $3.50.
Thomas II. BullG and wife 10 Martin
ROguszka, lot 500, second plat sum-
init Place addition. $500.
Jacob III. Snyder and wife TO Arthur
j. Snyder and wife. Und. IL lot 16,
Battell Park addition, So 600.
SchlOsser Brothers 10 Joe .. Plum
mer. lot 3. block >. Unery's addition
To Lakeville, $160.
Mary kizer Sar.e and husband TO
Hanery Picking and wife. lots and 4,
FOwler's second addition and a strip
adjoining lot 8. 5000.
Charles 4. Dolph and wife to Miles
w. Hicks and wife. lot 81, Cushings
fourth addition. S2.6OO.
KnOblOck Ginz Milling Co. to Will
liam b. starr, parcel of land adjOin-
ing St Joseph river. 81.
Peter Lippert and wife 10 Mary L.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-08
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Cause No. 17I4-DivOrce.

Cause No. I1I4-DiVOrce.
STATE OF INDIANA,
ST Joseph County, -.
In the st. Joseph Superior Court, Feb
ruary Term 1914 Emil J. GrOh vs.. Fern
II. GrOh.
BE III KNOWN, That the above named
Plaintiff has filed in the office OF the Clerk
of said Court complaint against said De
PENDANT in the above cause together with
proper affidavit that said Defendant is
not a resident OF the State Of Indiana.
Said Defendant is hereby notified that
said cause will stand for trial on the 18th
day Of May, 1914. the same being the 2nd
day OF the next term OF said Court TO COM
mence at the City Of South Bend on the
3rd Monday in May, next on which day
said Defendant is required to appear 10
said action.
FRANK p. CHRISTOPH, Clerk
BY John NJ Raab, Deputy.
Isaac Kane Parks A,1y FOR PlaintId.
March -, April Is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-08

An S-rOOm modern home al 6i9 LapOrte
av. Room Oh IVI IOr a4OLAvr mouse. a
bargain.
u broom bungalow at go Howard.
III sea- Ou contract 10 suit purchaser.
SlN-rOUm house al o. 81. VII sea Oh
easy Terms.
S-rvVm strictly modern hoEse and
lOL a. llSO AllcnlgaA aY.
A 9-rVVm mOuern house at 1lI3 Haney
AZ. GOOD location.
Groom mouse, modern except furnace
at Oh Alien 81.
A O-rOOn mousse NJ 1113 l.. SOrlu 81
EIgnL-rOOm mouse ~ IO-o DeMauQ uy
SiA-rcOm nUuse tOIg IOtl al -UJo Lcer 81.
A house ana lot lu Lincoln Fark auuI-
uOu. near ~. DIVISION 81.
New houses IA sOuIhmOOr park near
SOuLn Sue car line.
We sell lots Ia SOuthmoOr Park, Post
Place. LIncOm Park anu B4ruer Place AL
utJOuS.
We have other desirable houses aud It's
In All parts OF the city.
We write IRE insurance in first class
companies
Rents collected. Notary Public.
W. l.. FURRY.
Bell Phone S6O ueme PAs-. -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-08

Melland, part lot lac. Sorins second
addition, $500.
Mary L. Melland TO Peter Lippert
and wife, a tract of land in Penn town
ship. 5000.
William p. Rough and wife 10 John
r. Truax, lot ,, Twin City Realty Co.
sub. $500.
Total, $S2,426.SS.