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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-17
The talent eashed on but two favor

Inc talent eashed on but two favor
ties at st. Asaph yesterday, the remain
ing winners being second choice and
three outsiders, one Of which was a 40
to shot. The following named own
ers who have had their horses at the
track have signifed their intention Of
accepting the offer of reinstatement by
the Jockey Club: Mike DAILY, McCar-
rom, Rogers, Weir, Gray and the
Clover stables.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-17

Mr. Webb Maddux shipped from Marshall
last week to Baltimore for Europe, one hun.
dred head Of cattle weighing 1925 pounds
and said in Baltimore to be tho pfettiest lot
Of cattle eeen there in many q year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-17

BAsEsAIl.-The baseball games of yester.
day resulted as follows: Baltimore I, Bos-
ton 4 Cleveland z, Cincinnati O.; Phiiadel-
phia 8, New York 5 Washington 16, Brook
Ign 10; Brooklyn II, Washington 8; st.
Louis Louisville, rain; Pittsburg- Chicago,
rain. The following is the standing of the
cluba.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-17

LOO. FAT the meeting yesterday
at Atlantic City. N. J., of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows reports
were received from the grand secretary
and grand treasurer. The grand seoreta.
ry's report shows the following state Of
the order for the past year:
Total number of grand lodges, Sc, o
gain of /; total number of grand en-
campments, so; total subordinate
lodges, 1882, a gain of 297; subordinate
encampments. 2,610, a gain of So; Re-
beksh Lodges, 1927. a gain of 1856;
lodge limitations, 6S, 845; encampment
limitations, 9,407; total lodge members,
790,795; encampment members, 1884,
$50; Rebekah members, 225, 1S9; relief
paid by lodges in North America, 81
993 ,457:69; relief paid by encampments,
1924, 540.23; by Rebekah Lodges, 49,
313 "a; total relief paid, $685., 311.96;
revenue received by lodges in North
America, s7,474, 328.06; by encanp-
ments, s615, s32.07; by Rebekah Lodges,
1887 $40; total revenue, S., 427, S70.53.
The report then gives some interest
ing statistics of the order from its in
auguration in North America in 1880
up to December 81, 1894, including
Germany, Denmark, Switzerland and
Australia.
The report of Isaac A. Sheppard,
grand treasurer, shows receipts of $780,
601.S5; paid out from certificate No.
626S to No. 66S8, s62,083, balance in
treasury, S2S. COL .02.
But one session of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge was held to-day, because
of the big parade which began at two
o'clock in the afternoon.
Among the delegates are the follow
ing from Virginia; g. L., D. 3. STAINS.
bury, P. G. NJ, Alexandria; G. L., d.
A. Butcher, P. G.. NJ, Staunton; g. E.,
N. E. Whitehurst, 2. g. NJ, P G. P,
Portsmouth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-17

THE chief reason why business has
not revived to as great an extent in
this, as in some of the cities in some OF
the Northern States, is the lack of cap
ital here and the inability to get 1t
from the moneyed section of the coun-
try. and that inability results almost
entirely from an erroneous impression
that prevails in that section, to the ef'
feet that the payment of money lent on
real estate in Virginia can not be easily
enforced, in consequence of the laws OF
the State. There was some difficulty,
TO be sure, about the enforcement OF
such payments under the old mortgage
system, but money is now borrowed
on deeds of trust, and, when 80 Dor
rowed, it can be collected just as EASILY
III virginia as any where else in the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-17

DIvoRcE.-A runaway marriage, with the
usual romantic attachments, came to the not
unusual end in Washington yesterday, when
Annie 8. Caramack Hardesty filed 8 petition
for divorce from Arlington L. Hardesty. The
pair eloped to Baltimore in October, 1890.
She charges per husband with being ha-
since their marriage he has contributed moth.
ing TO her support, but has spent $4,000
of her money. principally for rum. Mr.. Hard
esty, she ayers, is now living at sligo, Mont
gomery county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-17

All the coke works from Mt. Pleasant
to Broadford, Pa, are running to-day,
but the claim is made by the labor
leaders that this week will see them all
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-09
WIN Falvey. 321 Tildep. Am

VIM Falvey, 321 Tilden, Am.
| " Young, 323 North Centre, Negro.
Henry Heuder. on. 607 Crockett, Negro.
| u Marks, SIS Burnett, Eng.
| Chas Hathaway, 234 Carson, Am.
| M johnson, 2l5 North Centre, Negro.
Jas Cunningham, 3O2 Rurleson Am,
Fischer, ll02 Il. Commerce. Ger.
James Heskins, 21S Walnut, Negro.
w Cronkey, Starr and Monumental,
Prussia,
Oscar Pollard, 1910 Grayson, Ger.
Negro.
William Norton, 211 Vinton. Am.
Am.
Max Schunke, sO5 Burleson, Am.
Louis Ecknarf, 623 Austin, Ger.
Peter JOnas, Jr., 425 Ninth, Am.
Sam Miller 80 Dalton alley, Am.
WARD NO. z.
Chas II List, 23O Narp, Am-Ger.
Chas Zelker, 535 Water, Am.
w Childers, 231 Devine, Am.
w Emil Ttetze, 3l5 Barrera. Ger.
5 Irwin, Virginia, corner s. Mesquite
Dan Collins, POI Idaho, Irish.
Menger Caldwell, zoos Beze, S. Heights,
Negro.
Joe Mushall, 1875 Wyoming, Am.
G j Hatch, 623 Montana, Am
SR Vernon, SIT Presa, Am.
j w Reed, SIT 5 Presa, Am
Carl Spehr, 1872 Santa Clara, Ger.
e K Cushingberry, Callaghan, ave..
A L Todd, 400, cor. Leigh and Labor,
Negro
Frank Erben, 4l2 Dakota, Am.
Frank M Gloeckner, 416 5. blackberry,
Am.
A. Ziemonteck. COZ Goliad, Ger.
j ID Redmond, 202, corner Victoria and
Matagorda, Am.
Julius Tengg, 222 Csmargo, Am.
OW Kranse, 40 E. Commerce, Am.
John Kunkel, 800 Lavaca. Am.
Will Jinkens, Ais 5. Walnut, Negro.
p w Krause, 2l3 Sycamore, Am
Green Powell, 429 Iowa, Negro.
Albert Umscheid, l22 Barrera, Am.
Chas Deussen, 100 Lavaca, Am.
Sisto Lopez, Vargas, between Polsris.
and Commerce, Mex.
Jesus Lopez, Polnaris. cor. Vargas.
East End, Mex.
2 G Koerps, 1o7 Matagords, Am.
Charles Reuchlin, Lavaca, HOllander.
Michael Rakowich, 1923 Lavaca, Poland.
Dan G Bitter. 315 Matagorda. Am.
Louis Smasal, 227 Victoria, Am.
Geo w Hunsress, Refugio, next to cor.
OF Matagorda, Am.
R A Patrick, 3ls Presa, Am.
Aug Peters, 1914 Devine. Ger.
Nj Nuorsk, 112 Nevada, Am.
R., Ger.
Mike Kosierlski. Labor, cor. Callaghan
ave-, Prusstan.
H Story, 500 East Commerce. Am.
] d Porter, 1919 Dakota. Am.
P II Shook, 3l4 South, Am.
J ii Martin, Leigh near Gnerras, Am.
Henry Miller, 206 Nebraska, Am.
Ed tanner. 1879 Devine, Am.
c Runge. 931 Goliad, Ger.
Otto Fielder, 1922 East Commerce, Am
II Mott. I'll Montana, Am.
Shields, East End near DR.. James,
Am.
Chas Sangerhausen, 3O7 Santa Clara.
Ger.
Chris w Anthony, 231 Narp, Ger.
j Willett, 300 Victoria, Negro.
ROmine, S32 Denver, Am.
Sip Armstrong, 2l5 South Centre, Ne
gro.
Chas Abee, COZ Meerscheidt, Ger.
wv Hicks, 500 South Walnut, Negro.
COnStantin Weiss, 314 North, Pole.
c F RafOth, SOL Labor. Ger.
Kaizer, 1lS Mesquite, Am.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-09

livery ROou ClllLeu NY iUUhlnR over
this registration can detect fraudulent
registration of persons In their vicinity
and report same."l
TUESDAY, JANUARY s, 1895.
Merchants and business men generally
are urged to register and send their clerks
and employees. They can send the latter
In relays, the last hours of the day, be-
tween and s p. m. being a favorable
time, when there is not such rush.
WARD NO. l.
Geo Dyer. 1923 s Flores. Am.
& DOdic, TOP w Commerce. Russia.
ii Z Beatty. 233 S Flores, Irish
A PytSk. 5 Flores, Bean vile, Pole.
Gil Ruiz, Laredo, Sinners corral,
AM Mex.
Juan Silva, Laredo, in Sinners corral,
Mex.
Eli Arnaud. 215 Buena Vista, French.
Louis Haas, TAI n Flores, Ger.
Gahrino Martinez, Nogalitos, ODD Con-
nOr'S store, Mex.
Emil Safro, 507 CasSiano, Italian
Ed Seay, near ScOtt'S planning mill, Am
Samuels, 222 Dryer ave, Am.
CE Statesman, 429 Lachapelle, Am.
EmilrO Leal, 622 ) Laredo Mex.
Ramon Rangel, 325 Flores, Mex.
A Reaver, SCI s Frio, Am.
j j Rodgers, 1877 S Flores, Am.
Tomas Ramos, s Laredo, in front OF
Oppermann's, next to Mexican printing
house, Am-MeX.
Allen Lowe, BIZ NogalItos, Negro
w SeeligSOn, DIVER ave, Am.
Leon Hale, 100, Military plaza, Am.
c Sarro, l01 Arkansas, Italian.
G Ba taRlia, 2439 s Flores, Italian.
L Pytsk. S Flores, BeanviIle, Pole.
S w Bennett, 2l5 w Nueva, Am.
pnrFarin mil -
R P Pike. 223 Rehmann ave, Am
Leonardo d Ollos, l6 Guadalupe, Am
Mex.
e " Robinson, 126 Flores, Am.
K Perez, 426 Laredo, Am Mex.
Jas Scherle, PrObandt, near A & A p
round house, Ger.
Santos Leal, Sr, 500 S Laredo, Am Mex.
Mike Ryan, Ill Arkansas, Irish.
Jas Anterior, 245 johnson. Am.
Henry Newton, 6lS S Laredo, Am.
August Lasserre, Lubbock, mr. Lamm's
store, French.
ID l. Musgrave, 3OS Camp, Am.
Amors Graves, $40 S Flores, Am.
B w Bristow, 324 Dryer ave, Am.
Ike West 600 Flores, Am.
Louis Carayon. 32l s Flores, French.
John Brady, LOG Main plaza, Irish.
JnO Deorn, PA Arsenal, Negro.
Tom Deorn, 1929 w Nueva. Negro.
Francisco Medrano, a2I Market, Mex.
AuguStn CanalPs. 70S 5 Laredo. Mex.
Anton Meyer, 1414 Laredo, Ger.
Charles Garcia, Sinners corral, s Lare.
do. Am Mex.
Harry L II Scruggs, Sinners corral, S
Laredo, No 6, Am.
L CaStigliOne, 744 W Commerce, Ital.
j Landa, 400 DOlOrosa, Am
Dan Sullivan, l26 ) Flores. Irish
Geo Baltes, G2S Lart do, Am.
Emil BnrgY, 324 w NueVa. French.
Henry HeckIin, 3 Sinner alley, N,gro.
Chr. SaHdergard, Globe hotel, S Flores
Dane.
n Henry, 11O6 Laredo, Am.
Bion Allen, Ry reserve, no street OF
mum Der, Am.
Frank Gutzeit, 1926 Lovers Lane, Am
Ger.
&c Dallas, 1925 Flores. Am.
Pedro l. Chavez. SIT s Flores, Am-Mex.
A A Gatford, 724 w Commerce, Negro.
MarceIlinO Aguilar, $50 : Laredo, Mex
Max MerserIn. 724 W Commerce, Am.
S NJ abbott, 724, W Commerce, Am.
T NJ Warrington, l4S Dwyrr ave, Am.
John A BeckmaDn lie Ca, inc, Am.
VIM Slemeriug 1926 S LareOO, Ger.
OF H4bgen, W Market, no number
Am. Ger.
Ramon Munos, 216 Laredo. Mex.
II LangendOrf, 1854 s Flores, Am.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-09

Francisco Aguilar. 424 N San Saba, Mel
Fred Krrbel. SOB Kentucky, Am.
! Emeterio CasTIlIo. Ruiz corner SaladC
Mex.
James Reed. 1923 N San Marcos, Am,
! JE Christians, 1907 w Houston, Dane
Gregorio Gonzales. 2l9 n Frio, Mex,
ThOs II Ragland, 2l9 Lea, Am.
Miguel Garcia, 5l7 Leal, Am Mex.
j s Thompson, Kentucky ave, no mum
Der. Am.
SeraHno Lucero, III PEREZ, Mex.
j l. Aubrey, 523 North San Marcos, Am
Edward 5 Austin, 926 West Houston
| Negro.
Jk Forsythe. 1877 Diaz. Am.
p Sartor, 73G w. Commerce, Italy.
II J Spencer, 1417 West Commerce, Am
Juan Martinez, 1923 N. East cor. Cha
vez. Mex
Henry Young, l7Oi West Houston
Negro.
VIM Summers, PIT North Laredo, Ne
Albert Bryant, 921 West Salado, Am.
Dan RemIinez, Delgado near AIazan
CIV Russ, 2236 North B lndera, Am.
Richard Cotfey, 7l9 North Comal, Ire
John FeIlman, 1917 West Houston,
Denmark.
EFF Hawkins. sos Perez. Am,
Gpmisindo Baladoz. 5O5 PRE-. Mex.
Drue Barnum. 3O6 North East, Negro,
Allen Brown, Castro: near A. P. track.
Negro.
| ASTapp. Jr. 456 Cara, Am.
Frank Sialer, SIT SAIado. Am.
Feline Rodripuez. 921 West Houston.
Am Mex.
w ] Waggoner, 6lS North San Saba.
Am. Wv AVN -
M PIpgott, SOC North Laredo, Irish.
TB Murphy, 1901 Chavez, Am.
HCKing, 9l3 ZavalIa, Am.
JaciDto Sanchez, $40 Lopez, Meg.
VIM Rice, cor. Frio and West Houston,
Negro.
CM Stowe, 1Ol5 West Houston, Am.
Jesus Martinez. 3l2 North East, Mex.
A A Young, 3O4 Lskeview, Am.
Joe Crotty, Ito N. East, Am.
Chas + Shane. 532 Lopez, Am.
Willie Clark. 407 n Concho, Negro.
Miguel Garcia, $40 N. Frio, Am Mex.
Tom Lockridge, PIC N East, Am.
w L Burrouahs, 1Ol6 Morales, Irish.
A Joes, 5?2 N. Laredo. Am.
Marcelino Dovillo, lbs W. Commerce,
Mex.
Alvino Medrano. 24O Salinas, Mex.
T l. Hearn, 81 Morales Am.
A Robinson, $40 w. Houston, Negro.
Juah Vile>QueS, Rivas near AlaZan
Creek, Spain.
r Summers, 1927 N Laredo, Negro.
James Conway. 1921 W. Commerce, Am.
Alec Adams, 215 Zavslla, Negro.
D Rosenberg, lOs Chavez, Russia.
Henry Renkin. 1922 w. Houston, Am.
Ed Giennon, 212 N. East, Am.
Jose Menges, tbs w. Commerce, Ger.
Logan GoodpaSture, GIT N. Concho,
Negro.
Geo P Mockert, Jr.. 1905 Colorado, Am.
VIM Daughterty. 326 Leal, Negro.
P B Walker, 272 w. Commerce, Am.
= f Obrian, AIS Lopez, Am.
WARD NO 4.
Patrick Murphy, 5OlL w Commerce.
Ireland
CORTLAND Goodrich, POPLAR, cor Ogden.
Am.
AL Reus. AIS w Houston. Am.
w Herff. 1923 w EImira, Am.
WB Seeley, 1885 N Flores, Am.
Patrick Slavin. Undo. near CAPT. Smith,
Ar.
w Anderson. 1911 Jackson. Am.
Ferc anoo Rodriguez, near poor house,
Am Mex.
Felis Alguin, Rock Quarry, poor house.
Am-Mex.
FIJI Wash. 4O4 w Laurel Am.
Jacob 7 Weber GA n Flores Swiss
Remiiio AIguin, Rock Quarry, near
moor hOnse. Am. Mex
' Antonio Algnin Rock Onarrv near
moor house. Am Mex.
Sevsro T,oneZ Rick Ouarrv No. I Am
Mex
Santos Flores Camden near VIM Mar.
ham Sr Mex,
Manuel ESpitia, 100 Jonas, Am-Mex.
Thomson All SoIedad Am
n M Thomnson AL SnIedad Am
Gen AlIensworth 5I6 Macon Am
n 0wvpr n IanreI second bonsa from,
Main ave. Am,
antonio Ich,amara 1a2k SoIedad
tn n'0H'0 10" o. A'0H 'o'eoau'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-09
CITY REGISTRATION.
SUFFRAGANS WHO HAVE RECEIVED
THEIR CERTIFICATES OF
CITIZENSHIP.

Livery good citizen by looking over
this registration can detect fraudulent
registration of persons In their vicinity
and report same."l
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-09

Antonio Gonzales, Rock Quarry road,
In bend OF river near Lone Star brewery
Mex.
A hester. liz Belvin, Am.
John Flood, $50 Main ave, Am.
ESperdion Piccaso, Jones ave. near
Lone Star brewery, Mex.
road. north Of cement factory, Am- Mex.
II Walthall, si2 N Flores, Am.
| r F Alexander, 416, Dallas, Am.
| w G Bevan, 40S Warren, Am.
| Guadalupe Martinez, Rock Quarry road,
near cement factory, Mex.
Maury, Main ave Frank place, Am.
j l. Burgess, 30S Marshall, Am.
Julius Krisch, 32l Warren, Am.
Rudford Sharpe, AIS Oakland, Am.
Thos Franklin, 3lS Utica, Am.
Oscar Crawford, s p ave and Laurel
Heights, Am.
c Z Lewis, 3l6 Utica, Am.
J A Chavez, 800 Obraja, Am.
w W Berry, 1923 N Flores, Am.
WARD NO 5.
W B Smith Maverick hotel, Am.
A Baptis, 26 Dawson and Live Oak,
Negro.
CB Christians, 31s Blum, Ger.
Mic TenRR, Jr., 326 East Crockett, Am.
Barney Cunningham, 107 Devilbiss.
Irish.
Ut Lut4r, cor. Jefferson, near EAST
DchdT aus. AL
Wiley Hughes. 100 Dawson, Am.
John Riegel, 1876 Blum, Am.
William Lyons, 400 Avenue E and
Sixth, Am.
Ben Wickes, San Antonio clubhouse.
cor. Alamo and Crockett. Negro.
Jacob Weisner, cor. Starr and Live Oak,
Ger.
Rafael Lujan, Blanco city road, 300
yds In the city limits, Am Mex.
J S Palmer. 591 Main ave, Negro.
Alberto Cara, RockGuarry road near
Cement factory, Am-Mex.
Edward Kutschenreiter, SIS Macon,
&c Artzt, als Romano. Ger.
w Sommerville, 437 Soledad, Am.
Tunk Madison. 335 Crockett, Negro.
g Smith, 1877 Elm, Am.
G McNorthrop. 127 Elm.
e Stucke. 401 E Commerce, Ger.
Chas w Greene. 415 Pecan, Am.
Chas Steinert Jr, l03 Grand ave, Am.
Geo F Dullnig. ITO Ave B, Am.
VIM Schmidt 3l3 Nacogdoches, Am.
Max UIrich, 800 Ave C, Am.
Ii + Crumine, 2l5 Alamo plaza, Am.
j V Dignowity, Houston, Mackey bldg,
Am.
Chas w Beckmann, s14 Ave d, Am.
Fred WagenfGhr, POP Seventh, Am.
G A Schmidt. Gil Ave G, Ger
Peter Schiffers. 10Y Austin, Ger.
L Hart, 400 Ave E. Am.
James Henson, 432 Ninth. Am.
James Simpson, 400 Ave d. Am.
d Stephenson, lilo Ave ID, Am.
III Calvert, Taylor and Third, Am.
+ L Williams, 2l0 Tenth, Am.
CT johnson, 1913 Blum, Am.
Micael Veltee, 426 River ave, Ger.
Romulo Castenio, St Mary's and Hous-
ton, Mahncke hotel, Mex.
Il O'Neal, 240 Ave G corner Third, Am.
M N Dunlap, 240 Ave. c, corner Third,
Am. |
Fl NJ Aubrey, 81 Taylor, Am.
E l. HofheiDz, 313 Fourth, Am.
j L Greene, sol St. Marys, Am.
j + Shannon, 12l River Ave. Am.
A Walzen, FOL Ave ID, Am.
Joe Mackin, 1T Fourth, Am.
Fred Sllbery. POI Dawson, Am.
N Schultz. 423 Ave G, Danish.
Ernest Goldoeck. s22 Ave. G, Ger Am.
Walter Turner. 2l6 Ave. G, Am.
Inhn Reinh hold II 2l5 Sixth French
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11

triotic people in our community
who always turn out en- masse
and do heroic work. They have
repeatedly shown that they will
work, but the trouble is they have
nothing to work with. Every
body knows that wells and pumps
cannot yield much water-that a
hundred men can drain a dozen
of them in half an hour; then
comes the collapse: no water, and
the willing worker has to retire
before the superior force of the
fire.
Besides the danger and trepi-
dation which arises from lack
of water we have another serious
thing to contend with and that is
insurance rates. While they are
not so high as to be beyond our
reach, yet they are such as to de-
mand consideration.
The Echo suggests that this inn
portant question be put to vote.
Let the people decide whether
we shall have protection or not.
The Bay is so situated as to have
its beach front swept completely
away under favorable conditions
to the fire. Is it possible that an
intelligent people will stand by
with momentary destruction sur
rounding us and yet take no
means to avert it? The question
should be determined now and
forever. If we are to stand upon
bank of quick-sand, or even
worse, a mount Vestvius, let us
know it; and if we are to have
protection, tell us so. Let some
thing be done. If we are to ever
crush the enemy that is even now
laughing at our weakness, let it
be done at once. If he is to be
let alone to roam at will and strike
when he chooses, proclaim it to
the world, so when Bay St. Louis
will have been swept away the
world can inscribe this simple ep-
itaph: HERE WASTE NO PITY,
sELF-DEsTRUCTIoN WAS ENcoUR-
AGED,
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11


be careful how you speak of a
woman's character. Think how
many years she has been building It:
OF the tolls and pfivations endured /.
OF the wounds received, and Let mn
suspicion follow her actions Tho
purity of woman IS the salvation of
the race, the hope of future great.
ness, the redemption of man. Wine
out her purity and man sinks beneath
the wave Of despair, with not star
to guide his life into a channel Of
safety. Think twice before. Won
speak, and remember that anv hoo
can root up the fAifest flower that
ever grew, so the vilest man can
ruin the purest woman's character'
-Ex.
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11

While dwelling on the deplora-
BILE condition ofthe Reid and Car
roll beach sidewalks, this paper
forgot to mention that of Mr..
Bowers next to Mr.. Reid's, which
is in need of attention. 1t would
never do to "make flesh out of
one and fish of the other"
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11

Hon. r. N. Harris, of Cohoama
county, candidate for auditor of
public accounts, was here and
along the gulf coast this week on
u tour of political inspection. He
is a candidate deserving of the
full recognition at the hands OF
the voters, and it is very probable
that he will secure the nomina-
ton.
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11
A PRIDE AND CREDIT TO THE BAY

The Peoples Building and Loan
Association of Bay St. Louis held
one of its regular monthly meet
ings Monday night and transact
ed important business. For three
weeks past The Echo has been
publishing in it's advertising col
umns the fifth annual statement
of the financial condition of this
organization, and since figures
never lie it might be we'll for one s
self to judge of the prosperity at
tanned. The association was es-
tablished on a sound basis by
sound men with sound purpose,
and is hourishing right along with
an exceedingly bright outlook.
The Office, located in the court
building, is always open and the
courteous secretary will always
take pleasure in showing the
books and the exact standing of
the association, and if necessary
detail the vast benefits produced.
The Peoples Building and Loan
Association is an institution which
Bay St. Louis might well feel
proud of in commendation of its
progressive citizens.
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11

We announce having received
the new catalogue of the H.
Sophie Newcomb college, of New
Orleans, also from the press of
Messrs Kolb & Lecler, publish
ers, a copy of the historic souve-
mir of the G. X. of A.
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11

AS was foretold in these col
umns two or three weeks ago, at
the last meeting of the city coun-
Gil it was agreed to adopt electric
light for public illumination. The
Echo has repeatedly dwelled on
the necessity of such improve
ments.
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11


A pleasure much enjoyed this
week was a visit from the esteem
ed Chas. c. Capmbell who by the
way is a candidate for the Office Of
clerk of the Supreme court. He
has no greater claim to the Office
than any other good Democrat,
but his claim is equal to any. He
is now deputy clerk, and by his
familiarity with the duties of the
Office, lhe will, if elected, enter
the office fully prepared to at
once discharge those duties eff.
GENTLY and with that promptness
so necessary to the satisfactory
dispatch of business.
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11
FOR REPREsENTATIYE.

We are authorized to announce DR.. G..
l. Mitchell as candidate Tor Represen-
tative from Hancock county to the Mis-.
issippi State legislature, subject to the
action of the Democratic party.
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11

FOR STATE AUDITOR:

We are authorized to announce Mr., r
N. Harris, of Coahoma county, as a can
didate tor auditor of public accounts
subject tn the Democratic nomination.
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11

A new name on the announcement
slate is that of Hon. Richard Mendes,
the present urbane and worthy Sec
retary Of the city, who has, after
long and thoughtful consideration,
conceded to the incessant urgings. OF
the public to become an aspIrant to
the Office of Justice of the Peace,
position which we are positive Mr..
Mendes will fill with much credit not
only TO himself but to those who'Ilp put
him in this chair OF honor by reason
Of his competency and dignified yet
popular personality. The Echo is
pleased to note the foregoing and
joins an appreciative public in help
ing to sing his praises so he may be
successful and by his services bene-
fit the community.
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11
FOR RAILROAD CoMMIssIoNER.

We are authorized to announce Mr.. A
G. Webb, of Marion county, as q candi
date for railroad commissioner from the
second district, subject to the action of
the Democratic nominating convention
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11


In recent decision of r. N.
Harris VS.. j. A. Dolan, the Delta
Advance says the Supreme court
has practically declared the local
option election in Coahoma coun,
ty null and void, thus making the
county 'wet" again. In the cleo
ton the county went "dry" by a
small majority, and to test the va
lidity of said election Mr.. Dolan
circulated a petition and complied
with all the requirements of the
law as if no election had been
held, and when the petition came
before the board of mayor and al.
dermen of Clarkesdale they al,
lowed same, but the sheriff re.
fused to issue the license. Mr.,
Dolan appealed to the Circuit
court, and the sheriff was sustain.
ed, but upon appeal to the Su.
preme court the decision was re-
versed and remanded, on the
ground of the board not meeting in
the courthouse and therefore its
action was not legal. Upon sec.
ond trial the case case was decid.
ed in Dolan's favor and the sher.
iff then appealed to the Supreme
court, but the decision of the low.
ar. nnnrf ,uae, n,..4.l
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Announcements under this heading
must positively be paid for in advance
don't ask for deviation from this rule,
County offices, $40; beat Offices, 50.
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11

The Memphis Commercial APP
peal, ever abreast to the times,
has established Mississippi bu-
reau with headquarters at Jack
son with Mr.. 7. NJ. Henry, one
of the States most cultured and
best informed writer's, as mana
ger. The Commercial Appeal is
one of the best newspapers in the
country, and its daily visit is well
coined to our editorial room.
The sea coast echo., 1895-05-11
FOR COUNTY TAx-AssESSOR

We are authorized to announce Mr.. r.
9. Bordagc as candidate for recollection
to the Office Of tax-assessor of Hancock
county, subject to the action of the DEM
oerat primary.