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OiiK WASHINGTON
NEWS NOTES
latb new* Hex» from
NATION n CAPITOL.
OUR
HOSES HAAS SURRENDERS
W »1 Indicted With
Pe. kham For
Complicity In Cotton Report Scan
Holme* ui Indicted Under Sec
rial
lion of Rcvivrt Htatiati rn
M •.
If.-,
»n
h t
b red himvelf t.i
oftteia!
m l m if
re
a I fût 1 -raf ■■
lly informed
man»
wilt n
*fj
he war ran
Th:
the frôlerai ;»r
ly with on
id
jury xirnultaneotis
f'T Frederick Perk
'"ted at Saratoga
dost Haas,
Will
The
e«finplaiiit
igtir.I by A*»
ncy If
iry A \\
gen that Ivl I
•»taut atatis-M*'
»f
s, Jr. f aüsi
the bureau of
*rd S. II ,it,
I Mi cm,
MM
department of
ed with Hans und Pcckhain t«» fur
tb
ap
with cot on crop
ibliratie
•hnt Il ia , I'eekham and "the .
y and hi
nig.il
Hide I
th
'<d ton
ti for
f
that
Il .
. Vi
pi " Mu d by H im
concerning
»^opicm.j t n>04
P'|MT fl; I ,,| ip r
adv
in
■« of t
I for Una'
Ld win S. H"l„
lilt lire,
I
at ii
to the lea!
*e purls. Ill
defraud
This
.llllo:
enieut was madi
d I cl.. 1 ,ted ti'.m NI» w V,,rk Cii>
itentfll iuj t|
F. A. l'erkltAtli »
Ihn '"i'i'tt York broker «
>•» Ha . h ot X. w 1
two I ml tot mon t » cover
Mu
against the three
■ id that lloln ■
U
Hi'aeh| <(#
aw ay
fr m Wash ,,
ime and
whose
hereabouts hi
•rally known, will he Inn
.*t he<
I» an
to tin
Sei
ion »4 10 o
which Ilnlnu
t i « ii.i
I'll! , 1
revised Htatuti^ under
I* in*licled and \\!ii.-:i ,
form« the founda ,»n
against these Ihiee
it t w
*.»,i
f the
charge
men. pro» id
pUfSütl« e " a i
that !
or ni"ii
e
"Ik
Hr
tlTMnTi
>
Stales
I., defmid
Slate
o <U
the] ^.
to!
or ii
mautn'i
do nny net t
«iraey,
ii ettec
all the par
ill ho liable
orh part'*.*
bjeel ■' t... e Ul
I
t in« to tin
to a p' Holly '!
.■f 1,0011 ,,
", *10.000 . 111,1 to till <
thnti
nid not n
"innient of not more
I"
mg ..
into
lire ngei
t hat ltd' unco iu "t mat ion
the notion crop r. p
en to cotton bt"k. ,
regarding
, New Y"tk ti
had c iiiiinunientedi '
serted that Holme
advance infot
Now Y
u to !.. C. V tu Hip
r, and Mosel
un \ au Ripei
onvov
mit'
rk
uroK"
\ a
H i i-. ,, New Y » !..
a go-between i
in ; information fr<en ! I * *1 till
New Y 'lv hrokei
as
Van Kip t.
M
ne ne- 1
York inland
liera
,er\ t.
in X"
quatllted with Holme'
August. I ! 111 1, : '
mutual friend• '
-'
aonv IT
form*
I "Id Y all Ktpel ■
I
tioi
rept'rt I" toeii'a
Y an
Hiper.
of the f.e
cot»
aid H di
is alle ed.
w it It inf
for »eve
- and.
that the
Holmes *
figures lj
M"i
A ft or
1
.t
a v
•d
I a
T
YoV
•d b;
The
.1
cd.
of Tenne;
tior.
O x
Congressman
: ■ I'
about
andal.
id
H"
lilts to
d ill th
figures w>".
the Totxa. > This'.
fix" 1
Depar mev.t
the date for the cel
The Navy
April -'L H«». »*
ebrwiion at Am a ■ -• Md., m
of toe mcm.ry of Ail® ral John P»"'
' s a -
loue»
Tl
-I
Sr
>tt •
blent It
inn.tin
timler
ailmi •
•t 1iz„
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T
mimiM
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d
a
T
rue
r**a!
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and
publie.
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• 1. IL* -,
,rj
■ «pal eff«-e fc <ii
Pi
H'Hiw«
ularSii
to
bines,. p,„
ud nient h
me of r**r
katr* to (
Fitly
n d
H.v
5M
red of th
fiave h
n
' ' elowcly at I
t«» a seer. ,
relie
•«•cable di
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i.
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Hi
: m
h ifi'l* t
rere made
id wer
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P
in
ng. Mr
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vas
' ii 11
I
At
liine.Onei
;
j
• nuuiiwr j
>ack dor
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eertift
I
CI or had
issiird
nt alto
>f <
t
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,
ll'.lll v
w. a, «"cretnrv
(I Sorge H. I or
1
I lie Treai
"man ||. Xe
II
P 1
I
11. H
j
II
\ ssl.s
lo lake
s a
II«
bought
niM» in
' city,
h
iilgge
is m,in* h
the admin
he navy affords
tendily assert
t|
»
ration than
e place in t
M
Mi
a coupled
'fl'cr with
icit under
<(#
tiding I
nto the I
at lie would
eisntiinlly •;«* | it
. and a.irdinzlv his I !
has silier I
ha«* lie.
inen I ionei
in
icy tha
J.,1
W N "I ke- of Ken
ucky,
ici* of Internal
, 1 ,.,
• " - 1 • ' • *
1 i i "i
nal support*
iiiiniMs;
probably
I hi* a.
ill
lie »
null
Xat
!
•nt
lie '
(
rnidr nation» 5
. . (\*| »c'\ I
id Mr. Hoo-evelt i
man. ai
^. n ,
einer- \
to! gel fill of str
g siipprt in
O'- M r Yci'kes, is in .vet.
of high ebaraeler and ability and !
I an
ointment would lie a reeogni
t'te new Kepnblieani
,,
<
of the
for
era I ship and that !
.
be made.
..
f Wilkie
a total of
related to
of Chic
1
Thean
reiMi
lieb II
' : '
altered ob
t'
i«?
in "tion »''th j
!
'!■• defendants. n
I conn j
nth 121 *i
1 •• '^e.' I
tit tn
nur
)ZR'
ot lien
ills
v of
he rivili:
led
lets
"(Tei
. *i.|
1 with Daly b
inland Yustria third
il divisio
led with 94. Xe
ith Lt.
•eu; t"ii
1" 1
'
a
Y.vk
I'enn-ylvania
,,i 77, Din.« .F,, t .it.: »I I a a id
\ 11 of the State- and
Jd.
nun
I c* " Ma*
Were I'epre
ea»e was prosecuted
in I'cit notes
nled
Due
eoutisent'
(
a.
Ndi .
I
Ô0 the
rre gated
$HUH» for
prc
'tnred I AY
\
new
a
lass. '
t mted State,
V
Mr. Hu
Washing . n. I». ('.
asm
H,
a pr
I
'
Diseri
aga,
j City and points in Indian Tenu
and in favor o
ettcrs
larg
1
"liter
F m
ra. -•
T"i> »i
te V
1
is. n,
a:-. Rock Is
il • ' i'.lsl
la Ke. t
i Pacific, t
cel
,
P»"' 3aa Francisco and t
; -a- ,t .l \a* rai.r '.ids.
S Lou.- a ;d
M -- ii;. K.x.i
ami :v
TWELVE CASES YELLOW FEVER
REPORT TO EXIST AT NATCHEZ;
New Orleans Reportiirty-One N?wCases—Conditions
at Leesville Groß Worse. Gov. Vardaman
and Dr. iter find no fever
Memphis.
\- \ Or !*-1 -, A I j. 27
ip tu ri p. n ». Sunday
tl re
f M * r
:n
1 JED
T..«al t.
lirai !..
Total .
Id
1 2
I Total f
Briuaminff tinder treatment •
N-w Or! in-, La., A-.iç. ifAVhiW ;
the fleath ra> for today
. 412 I
on in
un
ifion 0«
• in n levrry
among the lo
insta
er
!
I Italian«
O" are almost heati-o »n
I
!
I
their efforts evade the bn •*«!'»
i tills very si
rials,
I day lar/elv
, mt.
ela re to
«[►'•lMl'ile fill t*pre:i«l ;
states
a«lj(»inirig parish
whi her hey flee, like
t ernding p iy-ici/
an
ma sheep,
or frient succor
Ihuiigh they
IT'irt» of Dr. .1 -,
egenn.
, mplii*'
i'vade the 'ument I
•e f Mr Frank
uht re
thu in
vv re s-,
! Tile
health oflleer I
I c^arding the ei
lint
to I he feasibility
Memph
The emidition at Leesville. slead
ily growing v\ ' ;ind Mj>pC:» is l>**«*Ii
made f,
mmiiM,
fee
»n occnrnni
I e Manne Servi« lo take
'hargi'
N'r
Orleans, I.
fr "in I.eesviU, tculay are t
,■ ,
'"■'It I "T' IS II" W
250 I
a.. Aug. 27llepsn ! -
[me effect,'I
under
eat irn":t
new
!(• purls "f d' a,hand
aise
t"r ! he day are siippreed.
1
,, ,.
(1 I' yd ; , a ■
»hau
NATCHEZ MISS., HAS Si:CASES '
j New Orleans, L»„ Aug. J7 A p<
rial from Xatelier., this afle
II illiees the
existence
I»cril in t-heir midst.
I m* Nati iic/ Board of ll lth have
es of fine and live
oimccd six ca?«
!
ml
liieli, tbugh nit
Mich by tin
'ded to 1 e pinin''.
"ispiciout
I j,,,]I j,. ■'
reported
Hoard are
Merai ,i . A t ■ :: i ..
"1 (bo \ .inlimati a O
for
| it henetoday
I !
11 ••I'li \ ! Iinitfi ..I ! it,. - (M ■.
f Health resu! ed in the Ld-J
I lowing signed .statements, heitg i u • • « 1
hi»'ii is
lias
self explanatory:
"After thorough «!!•*
f I lie
* it Mli'fi with Hr Heber .1 a nl an
»the« members of the Board »>t Health i g»'i'«>
iiS'ion
f
I j ~~
r with
most of the Iwmse« ia that immédiat, is
convinced Hint thore is
d a
careful
iottal inspect in
! he
. |'"V Xr- :
■I I" her ll'P I
August lf'iii.
.
'
( »I b an*».
I «»get
\ trinity.
Hill
! ihero.
sicktte— 1
vdlow fever or serious
g the mam people in
no
Am.
-I by mo on my t"iir of in-1
which 1 endeavored lo make
tervic
speclton
complete was the husband of Mr-,
■lieiled front
e the be
! Hncrcio and everything
' ' I" «•»<*' ' ' '
. rrcctnesi of the ... made to oat
• In Dr. Jones and It is t
'»"I '
'-laborers
•itlt the frank
nlk and
ofll
at I
iru
1 ntn greatly pleased
- which characterised the
,.
ne»
er of the Memphis 11".n
From w
manu
cors ab, nil this matter.
>|f have seen and the I
j sll , -m,,.,, ,f li r . Heber done-, pit-idcnt j
it ird of H - ind
n --oeiates that there is no vell .w I'crerl
j j„ fity of Memphis. 1
their statement as
121 *i S!i |ppi State B«»ard of Health will not!
I qiianintine against Memphis.
(Signed)
er
ill accept
111, :):ld . M -■
'
J F I1FXTKU. Y1 D .
id "Secretary Mi«-t-sippi St.a e
Hoad
of Health."
"Having been present at the confer |a
cnee between Dr«, done- and Hunter;
ith Dr. Hunter's
and from the further
nvineed that tl
. are acting i
■Pie M - oipfi ,
and being -ati-litd
.
•est igation
I tact that 1 am
M e|u i» l - He.l ' : Oil"', l -
a
ith wit
prove
lx VAUDAM \X."
" I AS.
Cairo Quarantine Tightf -
aire. 111
f through pa
the Centra
ained at
supplied 1
e nol
hey
new
, plac'd
and a guard
wr
could he sent
ov
\ non '
were
heir
vbo were trvi
.t..
' ma
evade t
A lady
quarantine "dicers.
from Memphis
- ia.) , po
leaxe t.ll
.rrived ot
t earner
to Indiana, i
a
en route
and her train did not
('.
mit
: ,
e was [i
nor
as pledged to
d
av in
del a
a h
■
•e until her
of the pla
side
am
parted.
QUARANTINE REESTABLISHED.
P«»» Christian, Mit* . An». 27. —At
the loeal b vxrd 'I !
> 'clock ia-t
sstablishrii
quarantine
on county nort ;
all of Harn
>s Johnson
Ajaui'
ml age and
east of the eastern limits of the t
and als - against the counties of Han
, e-ek and Jacks.'., Tins act,":, was
taken ,m V he report from Dr Was.« I
1 ,h,. ve:,.» fixer had love! ped in
Gulfport.
m
n.
»i
Is i
a ;d
K.x.i ,
*|*>rw fr»in the
>:iu-r
rantry ar*
a* follow*
1',» !t i>on,
new eas* 1 * and no
n<i
death
Amelia, two rn «<**.
Bayou B euf, .
«The.
* ca««** and one
IVean Ur«»v«\ (m
;
I do.tih.
Li!/al»e!h p! uitation,
Hansoi
ne death.
City, four ness ra^ea ami
one death.
St. Uo.«oe, tw
I*««r Ha I row , two eaM*s.
Ninth ward of .lefT»*n*ofi parish, one
! case.
Lake Providence, three eases.
Gulfport, three
MirsHi«>ippi t'ity, no new eases.
'The Southern Pacific, at the request
I of the -state board of health, has put
• n a -special roach for the aceomm«»da
! tion
I fccted jxiints on that r«»ad.
her dav.
;
w
f »pie traveling between in
It will
I
tie run even
<^uile a '"introversy lias developed
City Health Olli'-er K ilinke
.. . I Dr .1 -eph Holt a: one Uni" pres- |
• den: of t!ie stale hoard "f health. Dr.
wet n
Holt, in the courte of an addre*» l>c
foro a mooting |»:i — *1 some »<»%•«■ rc
- j îuros on Lu* city he;»!' ofli'Oi.
who, when he read the re|H»rt of the
1 iddres* in the morning pajicrs, wrote
lim asking if he had been correytly
1. Hr. Holt made a rather
wann reply.
-
1 "'
wann reply.
Eleven are Under Detention.
New York. The steamer Seirunran
en Panama Canal
1 employes from Colon. All of them
,. on aarations, due either t" the
■ temp.'i'a ry stoppage of xeavatimr "i
»hau I 'iinent of work nt Culehra
' ,v •' f ' ,rt >
I<1 I M ' S, '
«'«»ea. N
F
•s was i»iiis
•araugan minister to \Va*h
Five second cabin
f the crew were
! removed from the vessel ai quarantine
ml transferred to Hoffman Island
ingfon.
■' - .' "1 six member
were
for obi
Tacit temperatures
rvat ion.
normal.
Gnards on the Roads.
Tins
place
St. Fravteiftvülc, Ln.
lias .ill the week had a >yst(»m
guards out to watch the roads and ex*
an ';.«• .«II bealth eertilieates of strau
i g»'i'«> Volunteers serve day by day
paid men by night. Hayon Sara decs
j ~~ m i '"W I" gl"'l dh-l'S ' "•* r »v»r
il ttätcbing tlu> line of the liew- rail
wav, so that the system of inspection
is complete fop th e tw o town»,
:
Deratnr Takes Precautions.
Ala.
1
lias
Decatur
isissippi, Louis
n a straight lino
Xo
Mo unery.
quarantined against Mi
iana and Tenne-sec
f Corinth,
north
persons from the s
be permitted to stop in Decatur with
M I— —ipp:.
*t ion named will
, , .
oat a health coi Hcate
tal
i-il
Alexandria Clear of Fever.
Tins
being
Alexandria, lo
dear
norc titan i
tepte-i"itative of the M.t
Hospital Service, who has
for the |*ast ten days
city
,,f fever, and having been s, f.
•ph ti'dd
week. Dr. Je
rtn
left for Lake l'rovidenee.
t
been
No Fever at Rayne.
The nidi.ary quaran
as thrown around
wley, La.
Itine gnard w
the town on
tlio incubation period bad expired
■s of fever bav
<*i
•hieb
the announcement that
ith
Hay ne
t any east
ittg developed. Thp militia we
dollar apiece for their services.
pan
|a
, ' ,V
Expert at Port Barrow.
L. F. d Eatrampe*
v expert, in the employ of the
f Health, arrived here
take steps to
Donaldson. La.
a sanitary
State Board
• -j" been detailed t
t
ad of tin i ver a. Port
! a spre
Hat row.
i
i
Sugar Barred.
Tlie Vicksburg board of health has
placed the ban "I all sugar br night
ere unless it is shown bv bills of
•.one from Eastern or
•itv hat dcclar
1 ladi
to nave i
ints. Th. .
ne against all freigbt 'f
X'orthern 1"
ed quarant
• r from Louisiana.
any cl
S*ruck By Lightning.
terrific wind, rain and
hieb struck
Dr' i : a
Mel
ligh.nitig st wm
i .an, lightning struck . .ret l ie
ear X
hoard
■ith thirteen pa;
Fad, burning out toe nicet
ies has been repor,
i tvgers on
LI.
it West
a
\ f»ti
ant'i
ed.
Bishop Galloway Coming.
It is rcljably r. 1 -
Xaslnille. Tenu
, rted ere that B.-uop ( . H Hal ■
d t ol Yarn) lilt Un
! P'
ay. pr
- '\ Bivard of Trust! a, has
engagements and ha
offer hi« services
; ' *"
can
»ne
eh .1
o X
m ng.r.tng
tug the sufferers tber*.
I '•>»»> ' » >° " w ■' >v '' r
mg had a very severe attack of fever
•* Vicksburg » 1878.
O loans t
■.... veil, x fever and aid
Bi-hop x -
and
HAPPENINGS
m MISSISSIPPI
imz
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL ..
SECTIONS.
U EPITOME OF THE NEWS
Culled From the Important Happen- , v,
Ulf» Throughout the Bute During
**• r-, -* a~~
!
to
•I
i
Bureau l
Brief.
September Weather.
The following d.»ta «*«»' • rin,' a f*e
riod of aeventeen vears Imve
•'ompile«! from the Weather
ords at *ix observation stations I .
Mis-issipip. They are issued to show
U,e etmdiiions the, have prevatl-d «]•"•»
September f r
, . .
above periods of years, hut mus. not 1
he construed .. «forecast of weatn-r -
fur the month. Month, September for
years. Temperature— (indegrees) |
Mean or noma! temperature, 7Ö. T ie
t month was that of 1900, with
The coldest month
a* that (,f ISO.*), with an average of
me «»ate during
17
w anno
in ftv *rage of SO.
70 S,-me of the highest tempera!uiv
■ ■ -r'icl w err -i- full a - : 10- at K-'-
{•i :>ko a ml 101 at I'or. ilih-"H
UHjrt, and loi a: li' -na: •!<•. Kowcins
■Aouir "f : !'•
i !e>i wi're .1
m
| ku and Shelby in HX'I.
loue»! tem|KMa!
'..Il w> .Tl at Hm« -ville n id IL}" v
]> »9. Fif-t-T io average date •«
re
the- first killing fr-^t in autumn
e j. rîbcru nuit ui the Stnt > O?' ;.
her Bist, over the «outiiern half.
bordering on
l and over t ie
27th. Prc
moat',
ex
1' tiin «nin.ips
elusive
: lie un!f, X" ' ■ "I
irilf chotttie- X"vc
cipitation
-M.T inches. Avers
with 0.01 inch
Accra re f"'
"i
of U.s
er
Th
gr .a
!
I"'"' v
k. The least average|
.I«. 0 (T# inclus
* *i* * ci month
•>
ni«*iv.
est average in "
0.25 inches in IS!
monthly preciptt
in 1897. Si
Iv amounts ot
were as follow
if tu»
d
jii record*
ire-dp» nl
: 21 "d inch 'ri it Bi
At C.T
F
2.7) 7 iucha:
loxi iu ISAS and
inti) in 1S90.
d
N\> p»>
\ns ie
ported ai. 1er. smti
si^sipiii in S.'pie >'»ai
and WcRt iur
clear days. 19; p.ntly n »•* iv days, h;
The i> re va il*
ip.ia »«*
M
I b.nls
in» it. nort
1VJ7.
number
t . .
eloinlv davs, ■>. Mmd
SJUtll
• wind» ua\e l»«e i i • **m 1
t I
at
ner
I her
:pol
in
t
-
New Corporations.
The following eharlers of new cor*
domiciled in the state have
pnrat ions
l»een approved by tiie governor
ith the secretary
,nd'
tiled for record
slate :
Hank of I'aehuta, domicil 1 at l'i
with a capi.al
chuta. Hark county,
stock? of $10,000.
J. C. Parsons
domiciled
county, with .a capital s ock of $">0,
Company.
Lamar
Lumber
at Lumbertmi in
non.
Progress Publishing Company, do
ll ieiled .v I ta 1'" na, I W eonnly.
with a capital stock of $.'1,0(10.
The Associated Charities. ,1 oniciled
Xo eapi
at Xatchez Adams county,
tal stock.
Httilder-' Supply ('"tupaiiy. domicil
i-il a; Ocean Spring-. Ha -■ " k county,
with a capital stock of f.!',000.
issippi Cotton and
domiciled at
county, with a
he
Trading
Meridian.
M
t 'nmpany,
Lnudenlale
capital
>t«ek "1 tmo
Amendment to charter of the Mis
ebanging
-is-i|q>i Cotton Oil Company
from Meridian to Jack
the dotuieil.
on.
..
i
;
Enough for Two.
iuess house:
f $20 for the largest num-t
her of ladies brought t" their *t
1 a prize
oni
The winner. Elbert
me wagon.
fj
ell. of Fair Hi' er ten miles west
. brought in sixty-tliree ladies, but|
scored sixty-four by reason of a rut
governing the contest, which provided
t h,r. ladies dOO pounds u- over shott.d
Mrs.
t .
1ère
Emma Touch- 1
tsioti. conn ed !
eight-l
i ■ nut for IW".
i stone, under tiiis
prov
YIr. L"\--il n-e t a
;'"r two.
agon built up for the
•.ose, and the ladies were all cmfort
■xliee. log
•tr
agon started from;
: •*
blv seated.
point ten miles east and gat
passenger» along the road. It
by eight tine mules, and
y bedecked with flags and stream
T-. The ladi 's enjoyed a gala day.
Tin
:
iraw n
gat
,
:
Shrimp Canning Begtnä.
The shrimp cannery
Roberts at Pascagoula
e rations.
good force of operatives.
' Farren &
ill begin op-,.
»mi'll yuent to a
giving
New Compress.
-
■T. J. le'braHo, superintendent, an-i
n emees that the new cotton c .mpre.-s
at Magnolia is now ready for business
and fully equipped t> pres- cotton in,
quantities on short n ■' ee. This
large
press was orerted this suinmer.
F'rank Smith, an "Id resident of'
McNeil, was killed by a falling tree
-
Külad While Sawing Wood.
whilo engaged in sawing wood.
The Lunacy La».
The Attorney General
opinion
and tie
fl,, ho. 1- ::.i owe * itiaatir belong
is tried in anuthe
rec lorfd al
la
* e l^'Kicv
trials.
■£ 1 una«\v
f* »;»•
A
ip coum
imz t
-ha
.. id.; 1
expen
which
th
fail upon the eoniitv
lunatic bel" 1 .*!».
Where a lunatic i
placed in the a-vlnm under
ctioi
>f Sa
pay an
part <»f tue exj>en*e of examinati >1 ^
, v, v the physicians, n >r any part
ip< use incurred in removing
""'""■'"■■.J" S": sra
f thi
! where
lunatie de»ire to «»"id publicity and
to place the lunatie quietly in the asyj
lum without a court proceeding,
•I »nd in such case* th.< Boards of Su
pervisir* have nothing to do with tin
l '"* t or expenses.
Where a lunatie is tried under th'
283Ô of the Cod
'
an
.
° 544 ' tl ^ . , .
«]•"•» f "'""* *" * E th * "
thrlp*™' ™" >* . el,he .
. »Vom the county, the estate ot th«» per
1 , ; , __ *
- trie-!, -r the person eluded «.tl
maintaining him as a pauper.
|
ie
t
Bank Craze.
riiere seems to b*- another genera
• to establish banks, and the que»
■now being asked whether then
•*ra/.(
turn is
are not as many anch institutions a
the legitimate demands
For the past three years th
!'•
.1
of biorlne.
require.
number of hanks lias steadily multi
During the month of Augns
closing the (tovernor has approv
1 charters for live new hanks, aul
m
plied.
now
v
•«
A i
her*
organizing,
made of the ol
a re
many
nouqcement is
a ni za tion of a new bank in Brandon
This wi!
;.
on
ie
with a capital of $20,000.
innkc -l\* for the nimth "f Attgu-i
, rrcenville Savins
Ti, "thers arc
Dftnk and
sj-.OOO; Hank of Mathiston.
-] Muui; Hank of Pa • tutu. eaptU
j-:to.(iO(); Hank of Commerce, Xatehei
Hank o
Trust C-'inpany, capit:
•apiti
! ap'tal *10,000; People's
sburg, ejjipitE Sl0,000.
one
toll
un
To Seek New Location.
being made
(lardiner & C
Arrangomejits are
• ve ilie Kastman.
shi
from *.hcir present location i
Gu!
•amps
Laurel
!..
fur
t;io
seventec
Sul mu: ' 'land, un
and Ship Island Railroad,
miles from Laurel.
>f Summerlqnd will have
; inn increased several hundred j>*
have
X'
The little t
tin'
fro
iS p'iptll.1
be
r:i
ceu. in'one day. a» fit«' camps
."pulation of about lbtlO soul-, fbesi
1 ix «* in camp bouse- or -backs 'j
built on wheels, and the inhabitant» 1
ill all be able to cat their breakfast
at their present location and their din
ner at the new camping place, a num
I her of miles away, with not a dish or JJ
:pol moved from its regular positioa
in the camp kitchen.
Day of Sports.
MeTxav. of the State In
tlx
tlx
via
\\
«*!<
ea
-
j Hi
* It
er
nil
oti
lia
Manager
lis
fo
schedule«!
dust rial Kxposition,
Jackson the second
her. has a scheme by
peels to bring 3,000 college girls an
hoys to the Capital to s
ler.ee- of tile State's grea ne-. Hi
lea i> to arrange a game of footbal
tile Agricultural and
i £
■eek of Xovem
-li ich lie exl
w
,
of
sh
the evt
br
a
Me
bet ween
ebaneial College and the I nixersit'
,f M—i—ippi Friday Xnv. lo, am
have the railroads run exc
college in the state. Othc
for college athletics wil
•-ton train
from every
amusements
he arranged for, and l - 1 tday and Sat
nrdav will he given over to the enter
tainment of the college students.
Space For Exhibits.
Manager McKay of the Mis-is*;ipp
states that hi
F.xp"-iti"ii Company,
has reeeive'l an
application from ont
larges- furniture factories it
•be Slate, that at Oreenwood. a-kins
for large flor space so that their g
the he- advantag
may be shown t
« m, M„ !w ... ,y ? b. A
i in ffreat toree wiUi nunureds of
; ,,f the finest '•mums" daekson has evç.j
It is stated that a State Fib«
ral Association is to he organized durj
and Manag'f|
oni
■ »cell.
fj
but|
- 1 ' 1
; n r Exposition week,
t . M elvay has assured t
elubs abi'ejsatned that he wil
them i very a*- stance in his pow
if thJ
ladies
.■
1 '' 1 '
ed !
Fre**y-B. r, r?.nce.
M.- Emma L. YYllst a. a youni
jpurneyed all th
Jack-on to in *et iier lover, an
noptial event look
•tr
girl from Ka
way to
: very pret'y litt 1 '
place at t
Methodist
•*
n
par-" ig.. of the Firs
The fortunat
church.
gr 'em for whom to: .
-and m|l"s.
y i tig lady jouc
braving thl
"•VC'I a t.ioit
, -outhem quarantines! and the
: t tonal ste es afloat in the north and
fever in thl
sens»
west concerning yell
& - ith is I'. O. Mt. drill, an employ*
op-,. • the American Exj>re-s Company
tvh" has been eonW'U'd with the local
office for the past sevatal months.
a
Voluntary Bankruptcy.
fiied a
an-i M. G. I'uiUq*» x>* Jackson
x Muniary peti ion-.in bankruptcy, with
Property valued
residence.
jjo available as*e ;
in, at $1.700. including a
This -eheduled a» exempt from taxation
u
Hancock Pe»onalty.
1 The poraeowl «^esBuent roll of n*«
of' rock county w*s rwcewed at the audiH
tree tor'* ofllee. The lot j personality val
, nation is $1.2213*4.