The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-11-13
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ceeds Of entertainments. aud We are
glad 10 soy that qnite respectable sum
was raised and sent 10 orr sllf ring anl I
afflicted neighbors. And now, 20 erown 4
our generous deeds with the iaural /
wreath the officers and m8u 90 board /
Of the revenue enter Louis MeLans 7
mOdtstiy come forward aud contribute ,
their amount. They claim tue right "a I
Americans--as gentlemen who feel them /
selves endeHed TO from associations /
and who are all aud individually Known /
and respected by us--to help their broth
ers in distress. We know the citizens
OF this city will honor the brave aud
chlvair Jus officers aud men OF the Louis |
Mel ne for tnls aci OF magnsnimity, bat |
how profoundly grateful will the peO-
pie of Pssc goula be when th9y hear |
of il. Wnile the officers are known to |
most of onr citizens it is. not possible |
that they can be generally, on sccount
of th-ir official duties, which contile |
them aboard ship. We, therefore, give |
pub'ic ty TO lhei names: Captain Com
manding, E L. Drane; 1st Lleuten-
ant, II. =. Blake; ID Lieutenant, -
Llttlefeld; Chief Egginser, NJ. d. j..
Dlnsmore; Is Assistant Engineer, j.
c.. Balls; q Assis ant Engineer, L.
Kelcher. W. might tell how UNIVERSAL
II popullr these officers made them
selves with the ladies 1t Point Clear aud
aions the Eastern Shore during the
summer, and how courteously o1Iiging
they we're. but it is hardly necessary.
A United States naval officer has always
been looked upon rs typical gentle
man, aud those on board tue revenue
cutter Louis McLane are worthy spect-
mems:
MOBILE, Ala, November 4 1915
". I. Walthall, Esq. . Secretary Can't
GETAWAY Club: Dear Sir-The pleas
ng duty has been entrusted to me, to
lender through you, to tue sutf RUG
oeopla at Pascagoula, forty dollars. the
,ame being the donation of the officers
md men OF the United Suites revenue
,ntter Louis McLaue Will you please
% deliver it to the proper person, 30
hat the Offering may IN some measure
20 productive of good. thereby fulfilling
he wishes OF the donors Very truly,
A. L. WTLLoUGHBY.
MOBILE, Ala, November s. 1876
:Iajor A. L. Wiiloughby, Mobile, Ala.
Dear Sir--In the sbsenea of Major
/ have the honor and pleasure
o acknowledge receipt of your verv
oartcous nots OF the 4th inst, encl0s-
ne to bin, as Secretary of the Can't |
iet-Away Ciub," the sum of forty dol
ara $40, so generously contributed by
ue oItcers aud men OF the United
itates revenue cutter louis McLane.
This unsolicited, most generous Offer
az by tho geGtiomen Of the OniGad
tstes Marine Service TO the sufferers Of
will, am sure. ba sincere
? appreciated by them, and in the name
I N .ior WaIthall, have to beg that you {
al make the proper acknowledgment .
D the officers and men, one and all, OF ,
be " Lonis McLane
Very respectfully. your obad't serV't.
g. @. CookE.