The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume], August 16, 1902, Image 1

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Qo137 . =-__'~~~THI$ODAD1, LA,:1,10.--J
OUR ANNUAL
Aug. Clearalc Sale
IsNNow On.
Big Bargains in Gents
Underwear, Ladies Under- t4
wear, Ladies Trimmed and ii
Walking Hats, Childrens, 14
Misses and Boys Straw Hats,
Baby Caps, Gents Linen 1
Pants, Boys Suits, Fans, t
Shirt Waists, etc. etc.
Prices Cut to 20, 25 and 30 per cent
BELOW FORMER LOW PRICES
IF You WANT BARGAINS, CALL EARLY.
THE RACKET STORE,
( Originator of Low Prices. )
Phone 180. Chas A. Badeaux, Prop
Main St. Badeaux building
THE PLANT OF THE
THIBODAUX BRICK WORKS
WITH THE FINEST EQUIP
MENTS IN THE SOUTH
Is now prepared to furnish the best and cheap
est brick in the market......................
One million bricks on hand ready for delivery.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. ADDRESS.
LAURENT M. FOLSE,
MANAGER. PHONE 12S
E. J. BRAUD,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, PHONE
jEMILE LEFORT [
Sucvcqser to LPEF(ICT Q TETREAU
Livery, Feed.
Undertaking WS
. ZN Establishment *
Blacksmith and g
, . * Maker.
Pat ol .St. ('or. Levee and .akt hbduv
SJust reCCived a nice line oi
Water Coolers, Step
Ladders, Bird Cages,
Ice Cream Freezers,M
Lawn Mowers, Cro
quet Bets, and Base
Ball Goods*
'Pon 18.H. Riviere & Co.
*Phne 08. Cor.MKiun4#SL~t.ous8St8.
Advertise in The sentinel.I
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located at my new stand,op
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In Business Life 't
the help a young man derives from a bank accouzit is v
simply immeasurable.
Young man, don't look upon tlhit as a trifle. Don't look
upon anything as a trifle-and therefore, undeserving et
of careful atteittioli.
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f 1rifles mtake or mar tbe success of every one. They are not.o
really trifles, but only apparently so. s
SIt may seem a trifle whether you have a beak account or it
not. It is not a trifle.
Every employer has more conifidence, and will give more re-h
sponsible employment to the man or boy who saves
who has a bank account. Moreover, the dollars you Ai
fritter away do you no good Your dollars in our
bank are pushing you nearer to iuadependenlce every d
day.r
1. G Rotshax, rtfo 5 /# 5. P Shv 4r
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State News.
Fri,
sonvil
Charbon is reported as prevailing upon
n various parts of Vermilion parish. time t
Lake Charles is enjoying a build.
ng Loom of very healthy propor acwcou
'.ion. outfel
Citizeas of Sunset are organizing a the di
ottia oil company with an authoriz Up
'd capital;of $100,000, team
the
We gather from the lberiau that favor;
Ihe Sunday Law su now enforced in steadi
Lbe parish of lberia. struei
in thi
Franklin bass Park Asaoeisia i '
The eatto. planters of ,(aio tnee
perish anti adjoining perishes bave bre
formed an association to sell their F
on th
St. Leo Branch No. 897, C. K. of ltepl
A. of Luke Charles, La.. has now a latef
magntikcent two 'tory ball building was f
receatly completed. ty to
pany
Another big oyster and shrimp Tb
ftctory will bw built near Orand Bay
hy Mr. J. Kinten before the ti gin. a
ning of the oyster season. MuruS
PweJuu
Last Saturday Col. T. N. MeLemore ý
killed C. 1.. Fellow at or near . Lh Oubre
dell. After inqnest held, lie was u Mai;
admitted to $7,500 bail, which was
not furuished.
I'olities a:e warminag up in the Gibbs.
several congreasional districts and iI"'
the woods are full of candidates who Wlle',
want to have the honor of serving offw
"the dear peopl&.' a
Capt. Moresi, of Jeanerette, who
is doing the drilling on L'Anse.la Sir
Butte. hear Breuns Bridge, has struck F omn
oil in good quantitles and expects to
bring in an 8 inch gusher soon. oubtU
Gaetano Palsimano, a wealthy
Italian of New Orleans, lost his life W
Isit Saturday while trying to save
his faithful horse from a burning
stable. Crumbling rafters fell in on TI
him, sad master and horse were cos. sane
asamd by the Ire, tobl
not,
fiea. Joss MetIbeasy sad Gen. dias
eft der assite
tetwn >fnmd th. 7u
It is the htsatiom of these setlemes ae*
to estead this proposed railway aisk
through St. Martin, Lafayette, and was
back to New Iberia by way of Abbe in a
ville. me
barn
A despatch from Rayville says: ing
Carload after carload of stares eoni
hive been shipped trout here this big
week by the representatives of per thir
one to whom they will be consigned in and
Liverpool, and, although about thirty teai
wagons have been engaged two weeks Z
in hauling them, they have not yet teai
finished, as the number will reach the
about 100,000. ano
belt
At Diamond, last Saturday, during the
an elects ic storm Joe Dugan, a mech. PIei
*.aii of New Orleans, and employed plai
by the C. Smith & Co. foundry of 1
New Orleans, who are erectisg an oil
tank on the Beka psantation, was
struck by a bolt of lightning and neo
thrown to the ground, a di4anee of [r
20 feet, and received serious injuries. From
The wounded man was taken to New o
Or!eana fur treatment.
A deapatch fiom Rayne of date
August 10th says:
A bard of white capper' rnde into a
town during lost iuiglt oan! w.nt to
the residence of Wi~liose Carter, ass HoE
otd negro. Tb y called him out to
his gate- and at mine . enszcd him
LDr:gging him uuut issio the prairie
they began ehuking siil onwhiadiing
him. Carter, wbh-s sneon is ynur
correspondent, wais mufifi ing asmverely a
from brinse-a on his Ixak and his
throat, wherse he hod been chauked. ~~
*Judge II. 0. Mlast iI or Durbhl4ge,
who ha.' ken h ,rveetintr sires the
Seuirty part of lust w.. k, shispedr to
New 4),Iiasi last Saturday per steam
Ser Louise 173 sacks of rough rice, an
the psoceeds obtained from ten acres lkm
of his mpgnifivent crop. The aver s
age yie~d per acre being 17* barrels, *
which is, indeed, very encouraging tO
and surpassing tihe most sanguine ex-di
pectatlons. ex
We learned that this lot of rice by
which was of a superior quality net. e
ted the Judge the snug sum of pu
$800. -Plaquemines Observer. gui
A dispatch from Baton Rouge, fsit
dated last Sunday, says : "A most thi
)t outrageous case of cruelty to animalst, en
with the almost ceretai adequate pun T(
ir ishmseut to follow, occurred hers re oth
easoly. Four residents of Livingston hi
e. hired a double team of Silas Frndge lil
-to carry them to Denhain Springs.aso
At the point of a pistol they forcedw
tbe driver to rush them ten miles vi
ir further. One of the horses dropped a
7 dead and the vehicle fsinaly returned,. ei
Sriddled with bullets. A warront is pm
out. for the arrest of the parties- cm
SVannie Ware, Win. West. Tom Can. Ip
'son and Denis lockhart. They wiil si
be severely dealt with. 34
Base Ball. game.
wil,t
Friday last, the well-known Donald credit
onville Grays met the klucd (lot) purloi
ipon the home grounds for the first Y 1
ime this season; a good croual as in th
embled to witness the game which the t"
bough interesting was rather slow on WIc
ecount of the poor condition of the tbeyt
ntfIeld, a heavy rain having fallen over
he day previous. (tursic
Up to the seventh inning the home
earn had the best of the argument, Tbh
he score standing 2 to 1, in its tween
avor; Pierce who although not as Biege
tesdy as usual, pitched a good game, on W
truck two of the opposing bntmen Tlm
a this ialag; Manager Gibbs rliev. tion t
d his nesntwithstoading tk. fast
Mstfalrs fotd I for 'Mtt st opp* b,,
mae time, thereby winning their erowi
lamne, having registered 4 points to fact t
heir opponent's S. mo2t
Froinhers, who with Stewart was on a
m the bench for Chattanooga when grown
t played a series in New Orleans liant
stely, delivered the goods well yet migh
was far from demonstrating liii abili Tit
y to show UI) well in such fast cin- in ha
any as the Southern league. out h
The score follows. patch
DONALDSONVILLU. outm
A.D. B. D.H. P0. A. E.
8ernard 1. f ..... .....5 0 0 u 0 Us Ti
!rostberts. W.. sh.... 1.. 1 1 1 0 0
lur bh, as............ .3 1 0 4 1 0
PreJuano,:ll.........."""..2 S 1 Y 4 1
rruwiwrtz A.. p......3 0 a 0 : 0 (ilbbe,.
3utliot. c ...... .. .....4 0 1 R 1 0 FullVI'
)ubre,. bh............4 0 1 It 0 1 RP **
!lanter, c. f ...........4 0 1 4 0 U Hdir
iMahar, r. f...........4 0 0 0 0 0 Waie
84 4 7 27 B 2 Lelen
Legeic
THIJIODAUX. Piert
A.N. it. B.H. P.O. A. S. To
Gtbbs, no. pp.... 4 1 2 1 1 0
udger, 3 ..... .......4 0 0 1 2 0
9pion. c.................4 U 0 10 0 0
Wale.2b...............4 1 1 1 1 U Ftedi
Hoffman. ...........4 0 1 f 0 0 Lyon'
Touynu. r. f. A as.... 3 0 0 3 1 0 Marks
Leittnc. C. f. .........3 0 0 1 0 0 Uuphi
LIgendre. 1. f.............4 0 2 1 0 U Zenhr
Pierce. p. A r. f............4 0 S 2 8 1 Klues
Total..................i6 2 8 S27 5 1 'ILrit4
Summary: Two Base Rite-1'rejean, W. Marti
Fromberts. Stolen, ases- A. Frombcrtz,
Oubre, Ganier. Gutillot, Walle. Hoffman, La
wmenls. Struckout-By Piere, Bernard. W. Aul
From Iuia d Mr.h .. Fruanra, cucuGa Thre
Oubtel; y Cilbbs. Oubre 1 O'Mabr :. Hits Ron
Appuet~uoee-4)I Gibbs ., Off Pierce 4. Of A.
Frombbea 5. 1n, agcAn phled-l ,Pierc $34, lOul
By ibs 1l.By . mberts .uapUm~e- onli
W. Morrant. scorer-Auslut. fth of came Hit I
-1 hour and 15 nmluetes. Marl
SATURDAY S OAM Mar
The becals plny 'd the last of the- Letn
series with Doasadsoaville the dhy pr
following, (Saturday,) and shut them
oot, the score staamttg 1$to0. The
diamond sad outs d wewas is a butter
7bejasku yeiga as! eBaslhs t7 fhe Itoos
hard biluing aggreg~ation frum Don T
alisosville, whils Prejean his rival,
was touched somewhat more freely, Faa
In addition to his being rather un
steady. To H fAman, the new first
baseman belongs the honor of bring
ing in the only run of the game; he '
connected with the sphere for two that
bags, scoring Walle who was on the Sun
third sack. The "fatal" eight carne thir
and went, and for this once the home piur
team retained their lead. rair
There was nothin' loin' for either a si
team in this or the ninth inning, and whi
the locals walked off the field with pro
another victory dangling from th:"ir toi
belts. The feature of the game was dra
the line ttrow from right field Isy
Pierce, catting off a runner at th. M(
plate.
The score follows.
DONALDS4)NVILLE. ]
A.R. It. 11.1). P.O. A. H. -
Bernuar. 1. f ............4 0 0 2 Y 4 0
Hodkl s, e* t........... 4 0 I U 0 0 1 I
March, ............4 U 1 1 3 :i
 romjerts. A., 3 .. ... 2 U 1 stn
Frombartn. W..21... 4 0 1 0 U 01r:
Prs tal ~ ...:... 1 0 ci 24 1 t
0uotman, cb. . 0 I
Touleaa.r ...... .... 0 1 0 i 0 pr
Total..... .... ....10S o a 24 le0
go WWall, it. Iliiiman. A. Frm
hertbsi............. 0o 0 Fabet2 am
Badse on B . 4 Pan 0al-1 2 0b
lOffn theexcb....o.er..e..4
adPlcii e eer....... th 0ball-tos ner
LcgOnie, los amw. 1d hi 0w ~bai
To t prkn umser H-iolzin. lot- he.
deaspoitedunbre etoeA. Froinzrt. of
ehasi. on 5h . h W agn.erai-,teteam eij
Stb t r wy hc dfat-dy P hejni Waite.t
team a the bginni i of th saon the
OnThe enlc rsodmn overthre Teas a
know runder tename of W lgne rive,
at the pldrk in theumlntrsaronly tohe t
exhioition th at the aWuger, the tiram ,
e sbye th~ waghiht dfat e hd the he-m tic
La teamg at the beginiind ofn the season, t
Thlie only rederebit ntg fatur wasgtia
*, fls runniy sckst ofs heupodribe by ki
d. Tohean the batgtero thene thow cirui s
msstancest dshigh that he had thenribe cf
a, bger. Wat the lestarscnd rante bases
is whenfre the haushr ofk o the rw o- I.
- cals, bee was accordeO miserable sup.
a- port in the two opening inlning4 be. n
ill side being a triflo out act10 ian, but T[
settled clown anal pitL bed a good IE
ame. The home boye stole hases at
ýiil, the so.nmary having 19 to their
redit, whilst all the Wagner. could
urlmin off of Spies was a little meas.
) 1. The visItors made their runs
1 the two Inrst innings, not one of
be total niumber being earned; Walle
'is then too much for them, asel
tIey afforded the ho)me team a "walk.
ver". The Wugners left on the ex
ursion train, sad but wiser.
WEIINESDY S GA KI.
The first of the series of games be
ween tie Thiholsux nine and the
liegers of New Orleean, was played
n Wednesday last
Tlhe vesitors have quite a tepeta.
inn from the fadt that they defeated
rowld assembled, motwithtanding the
act that a hard rain had fallen, al
nout immediately before the game;
oi acooumt of the condition of the
rounitd the gune was not the brlt
innt exheibition of hall ptaying thit
night have reasonably been expected.
The home team1 had the gone well
n hand from the beginning and won
ut by the score )f 11 to 6. Tonujan
itchel his neual gamue, ano.l clearly
.utm (thehl his oppone'at.
The acore tollowa.
TEIBODAUX.
A.B. it. 11I.. P.O. A. R.
Ilitth , ..................4 2 E 2 3 0
ulr.er, ah .............4 3 1 0 Y 0
1priea. c............3 1 2 7 1 *
Iufmatn.Iii............4 0 0 8 U U
Totil. .................. .3 1 2 Y 1 0
Itmealng r. p ..............4 1 3 0 1 U
(Imp e ne. f. ... .... U U U Ui
ees e, 1f.. . ... 3 1 1 1 0 I
eve, .r.f ...............3 2 0 U 0
Toalxl.............. 3)11i12 21511
tHfI tits.
Ait. it. B.1. P.O. A. I.
Pfo~iu1ag, r.t........4 2 1 I 0 U
.v.n ...............4 1 0 3 U U
ý'arkeI, I'., p.... ....3 0 1 0 0 0
Iupac. e. r...... 3 1 0 1 0 0
teaaIaer.2Io ....... ......4 0 2 2 2 1
...... .... ..........31 0 1 Y O l
F'.rnt,. f................3 U U 4 0 U
ruriton, lb ... .......... 1 2 4 2 0
Sliitheii.H., p.............3 1 2 Ui U Ui
8J I ! 18 4 2
Rumniary: Two hase hit -Tarlton.
Three hase hit-Walle. itolen baste
Hoffman laeliane, Pileree, Waite, (lihla.
Double plsya-libbs to Hoffman. Base
on halls-off Tonjan 2, of Markel 2.
it by pitched tll-by Tonjan 1, he
Markel I. truckout-by Toujan 7. By
Markel 3. Passed halls-. Ies 1. Lyonsi
2. W1d pitch-Toujan2. Markel 1.
Left on bases-Thloodaux 4. Ielgera 1.
TIme-2 hours. Umpire--. Morvant.
Scorer-Auslet.
THURSDAY'S GAMlE.
The ýecond game of the Bieger
mewos was called at the 1e of the
a t ý to u ass
haome team.
Tc-morrow Thibodaux plays the.
Famous Websters.
The Drainage Fair a Success..
We learn from a reliable personý
that the fair iziven last Saturday anti
Sunday by the inhabitants of the
third ward to raise funds for drainage
purlpoes, proveul, notwithstanding it
rained there Sunday afternoon, quite
a succeas. Some $535 was netted,
which, with private suasacriptions the
promoters expect to raise, will go far
towanrs completing the much needed
drainage. Success to the enterprise.
Mount Carmel Convent Thib
odaux, La.
Boardiug an 1 Day School for
Young t:Mlies and little girls.
Offers a well pt anned course of
stuidy, -y tetnatic an i thorough, ean
tracing every branch of a refined and
useful edot'.tion. liesidrs a thorough
ourse in Eamglmsh, this inatitutiot)
posseao's aiiext.,',ld facihities for the
Stat o th . Frenach lamagaage. Suecei:l
ttittntion gavemi to the health, anorals
amnd wmiunrer ,f thu lpupils
pBuitlings l~arge :oid coImUEdioiIS,
andit fual', 'la equphed with the laleet
I owl'mn implrovemeno's, electric lights,
Ibetha, etc , nl he~aieo lay Ilot air
print Its amid well vantituitt'i.
Tihe loca~tj., is most favorable to
heal'im aid stumml, nanl very vamnvenieaat.
of mece"ss as th tr~iai depots are at a
sho t. distance from th': .tncatn anal
tha' trains timnnect twice a day with
the Now Orlvaans amio Texas lireta, and
with Honmun. Napoheonville and DOi-~
?t~tloaaville.
her 14 I.L196.
For terwi amnd ik. t ieuiav addresa
thme Morman SUP'Eltitt~i.
Debht R~educed.
It will interest mill wihto aomtriiauted
is ainy way to the fund for the reduce
tion of the convent debt, to leamn
that with. the net proceetlaof the fair,
Ithe dlirect donations through the
SESTIXUL, and other meamis, the pran.
'cipal of the debt resting ott the (5)n
Y vent has bees rodiaced by $3000, anti
I! the inteme-t paid. The Siater. are
very much encouraged by thts sub.
stanhial rudiictaon, sndI are very grate.
- li to all who mo generoiisly camse tG
Stheir aid iu their hour of trial
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