The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-05-18

Rain needed.
Mr.. James G. Terry, of Mobile, was
= visitor here Sunday.
Dr.. W. A. Cox paid a business visit
to New Orleans Tuesday.
Miss Celeste Delmas is visiting
friends in New Orleans.
Mfr. W. II. Belt and family moved
ia st. Louis Mo-, on Monday.
Mr.. Vincent RIOS is building Il hand
some cottage on Cedar street.
The tug Julius Ebert is being re-
naired on the New Venice ship ways.
Beans are being shipped from here
in large quantities to northern mar
kcts.
Rev. Father G. a. Oliver spent sew
eral days in the Crescent City this
week.
Mr.. L. j. Frederic, of New Orleans,
was on a visit to relatives here this
week.
Mr.. Emile Ladnicr, of West Pasca-
goula, got IA knife by chewing Glover
Honey.
The family of Capt. L. T. Belt ar
rived on Wednesday to spend the sum
mer here.
Messrs. j. Ira Ford and II. Bloom
field attended circuit court in llarri-
son this week.
Mayor NJ. G. Altman and daughter,
Miss Florence, visited New Orleans
on Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. w. Tootlc, of Vancleave,
wDs in town Saturday and gave the
DEMoCRAT-STAR call.
Rev. j. j. w. Tinnin and family arc
visiting Mrs. rs father, Mr.. VIM.
Howell, of Three Rivers.
Mrs. Jonas Green and little son, OF
Mobile, are visiting the family of Mr..
&. II. Alley on kcr street.
Miss Marie Frcdeic, of New Orle-
ans, visited the family Of Mr.. James
McFaul at P%ascagoula last Sunday.
Mr.. W. NJ. Canty left Sunday fol
New Orleans on IA visit to Maj. G. G
Sebastian who is seriously i'll at his
home in that city.
Mr.. John Flanagan and family, O
Mobile, are spending a week with
their parents, Capt. and Mrs. c. Elan
agan on the pascagoula river.
The steamer Capt. Fritz" leave'
New Orleans every Monday instead o
Saturday and Mobile every Thursda,
instead OF Wednesday.
DR.. NJ. z. Vaughan, dentist, o
Ocean Springs, was a pleasant Gale
at tho DEMoCRAT-STAR Office Monday
lie was here on professional business
DR.. G. Nj. Guitcras, U. S. Quaran
tine surgeon at Ship Island, is her
having the government steamer Capt
WEIGH overhauled on Capt. Blancll
ards ship yard.
Mr.. j. j. Paquette and family, 0
New Orleans, came over on MUnda
to prepare their reridence at Pasca
goula for their summer s%ojourn ii
that delightful resort.
Mr.. CrOckfOrt, of London, Eng, an,
Mcssrs. c. Flanagan and II. G. Don
aid left Monday on board the fine tn
Leo on Il prospecting tour aroun,
Horn and Ship islands, returning til
same evening.
The Scranton brass band went on
picnic to Bayou Chicot last Sunday
and while enroute the wagon carryin
them broke down. The band starte
up a tune which attracted the cattl
in the ncighborhood in such number
that the boys had to take to tn
woods for fear Of being slaughtere
by the Infatuated animals.
Mr.. G. ID. Smally, secretary Of tn
Grand Bay ALA Fruit and Vegctabl
Growers Association sent us Saturda
gallon OF fine ripe Strawberries G
the Bessie, Jefferson, Regena an
Cherokee varieties. These are by ia
the best berries we have eaten TIL
season. W. tender our thanks for til
acceptable present, and hope the asst
citation may always raise just sue
delicious berries.
Last Saturday the case of job
Fool VS.. L. g. N. r. r.. Co., damage
Tor killing three head of stock value
at S0S was tried before Judge Chidse,
On trial 1t was shown that two hea
OF the stock were killed In Alabam
and the other In Mississippi. Mr..
l. Ford, counsel for the.Failroad, col
Tended that the plainttff could on
recover damages for the stock kille
=" mississippi, as the right Of actit
10 stock killed in Alabama was barre
ny the statute there, and according
section 2754, code of 1890, was .barrt
mere, but that he was entitled to r
rover for stock killed in this Stat
Tue court sustained the plea, givlr
plaintiff Judgement for IS for sto,
N''leo IN Mississippi and dismissil
"Vo Others. Mr.. II. bloomfield, cot
sc' Tor plaintiff, appealed to circt
court.