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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-12-06
CONstabIc's Sale.
DR.. L. X. BRAGG,

DR.. L. Il. BRAGG, }
DELNAs SEYMOUR AND EMILY SEYMOUR. J
BY virtue of an execution. issued by
Il. ID. Wigglnton, a justice OF the peace
Of district No. 4. in Jackson county, Mis-
slssippi. l, the undersigned, special con-
stable of said county and State, will, on
First Monday IN January, 1896,
between legal hours, sell at the front
door Of the courthouse, IN the town of
Scranton, Miss. TO the highest and best
bidder, for lsh, the hereinafter described
lands to-wit That certain tract, piece or
parce. of land, situated in section 30,
township Z, south range 8 west, in Jack
ticalarly described as follows A certain
lot of ground in the town of Ocean
Springs, in said county aud State, begin
ming ut The southwest corner Of Alphonse
Brau.ez's lot, aud running thence south
one hundred and fourteen feet; theuce
east one hundred and fifty feet thence
nor,h one hundred and fourteen feet to
The southeast corner of Alphonse Beau
gez's lot thence west one hundred md
fifty feet 10 the place of beginning. Be-
ing part Of the same lot OF parcel Of laud,
sold to Delmas Seymour by J. B. Seymour
and wife, on the 10th day Of December,
1870, aud sold hy SAID Delmas Seymour
to DR., Al, Whitfield, on the Goth day of
March, 1858; thence from DR.. A, j. Whit
field to G.. W. and Il. s. Davis thence
from G. W. and Il. s. Davis 10 Dclmus
Seymour and Emily Seymour,
GEO. II. TARDY,
Special Constable.
November IL, 1895. 39-4t
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Mrs. Capt. W. NJ. Elliott, of Damariascatia
Maine, is stopping with the family of Mr.. c.
II. Alley, on Ker street.
Sunday services in The Lutheran church at
1870 p. m. All are welcome. Sunday school at
$50 a. m.
Mr.. Charles Friar, of P~ascagoula, was bap-
tlzed in the Baptist church Wednesday night
last by Rev. l.. n. Brock.
Thanksgiving was not observed generally
by our citizens. Business went on rs usual,
except the closing Of the postofice, and %servic, s
at night in the Lutheran church.
Mr.. Alfred Belt, the South African gold
king, who vies with Barney Barnato in the
matter Of colossal wealth, who is credited with
no less than 500, 900, 900, is a first cousin of our
fellow townsman, Capt. Lloyd I. Belt. The
latter on being interrogated about it admitted
the soft impeachment, but added that he twas
hoeing his own row, and had no fav0rs to ask"
On the I'd of October last Adam John Guy
accompanied by his l4-year-old son John, left
Chicago in an lS-foot sail boat named the
"Dream" for a trip South down the Illinois
and Mississippi rivers and continuing the
journey by way of the sea to the Mississippi
Sound. They arrived at Pascagoula safe and
in good health aud condition on Saturday,
November 30th, after having experienced
pleasant weather and a good time generally.
Mr.. Guy is a resident Of Chicago and contem
plates settling permanently among us.
Richards & Pringle's Georgia Minstrels held
the boards at the Opera House "Wednesday
night. II is an aggregation of genuine negro
performers. The house was packed from gal
lery to parquette with the best people of
Scranton, Moss Point aud Pascagoula. 1t is
certainly. the best minstrel show on the road
All seemed well pleased with the performance.
Billy Kersands brought the laugh every time
he opened his immense mouth. Craig, the
'boneless WONDER" hand balancer and eGuil-
ibrist, was superb in his acting.
The old Joseph II. Krcbs homestead at the
head of Krcbs Avenue on the Pascagoula
river, which has been recently purchased by
Edward Mitchell, will shortly be demolished.
The old mansion is a veritable landmark, hav-
ing been erected 7G years ago. The original
walls, standing, were constructed of clay and
moss, aud the siils md frame Of pitch pine
were hewu by hand. The site was first occu-
pied by Peter krcbs, at which time a corn
field extended from the river front to the
present site Of Fritz D. D. Becht's residence.
In this house have been born Mrs. Cecile Sar-
rain, Mrs. Yelvcrton and Jos. II. Krebs.
the recent owners. The present owner will
shortly erect a large and substantial wharf on
the river front and a warehouse and other. i'm
prNyempMtS.
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tOFFIcIAL.
Board of Supervisors.
Men bers all present.
JACKSON COUNTY.

Men bers all present.
Election managers, clerks, bailiffs aud
returning officers each allowed 81, paya-
Bile ont of general connty fund.
Petition of j. NJ. Travis aud Others.
relative to hands to work Griffin Ferry
road, postponed to next meeting.
Annual report of Dr.. II. l.. Howe,
superintendent of Education, approved.
Following amounts were allowed, to-
wit:
II l. Howe, Supt., stationery. IS 8 80
Mead Bros. lumber for court
house and jail............ ..... 8 10
farnsworth Lumber Co.. lum Der
Tor courthouse and Jail ....... 81 81
Geo ID Barnard, stationery and
ooohs ~ w
Marshall II Bruce Co., stationery
anu oohs. III ~
MARSHALL Il Bruce Co., cabinrt
Tor clerks office so so
DR. W A Cox, visits 10 jail aud
'............. IL 90
j \ Morgan, coal to courthouse
ana 81 20
j Y Morgan, shingles aud hauling
ailyaiu. II W
& l. Alley. supplies TO jall.-...... Ii "a
Moss Point Lumber Co.. lumber
Iof d ~
Z Bosarge, locks aud work in
cotIt-h0lse. A.
j + CASANOVA, blankets for jail. 9 90
j VI Furry. material Tor bridge. 5 90
j X Byrd, ) guide boards for road = on
DEMoCRAT-STAR, subscription aud
! stationery ~ %
lENnrn ~ ATAD np1liSlI,r t,u,
cetulnSs. ~ w
j b McRea, J j, ex-oIlicio services % 90
w u Parker, constable, exon ;io
services 70 W
Il ID Wisginton, j T, ex-of1icio SER
VICES ,..... IL ~
Z ID Moore, cons able, TX -OlficiO
Services. % 90
0 Wood, } p, eA.Jtfic;o services. y o.
G L Chidsey, j p, ex otficio SER
vices 20 w
j J Cunningham, constable, ex-of-
ticio services, % 90
w Il Kell, NJ ID, visits to Jail ..... 3 90
j p Smith, lands enormously sold
at tax ST 10S 81
Ed" ard HaIri sou, lands CIRQUE
Ously sold at tax sale. ......,. 10 81
W N CAVITY, supple, to jlil...... 26 80
j ID Minor. sheriff, cx-otiici 81
vices ...... ........ ~ w
j u Minor, executing orders of
Board, serving wrlts . ........ SO 90
j ID Minor, sheriff, work ON jail
aud 00 20
j ID Minor, CONVEY Ing prisoners. s OO
W J Johnson, nails and hauling
on Ji
TtuStnns Rnsiu S,I,,1 un,,,tps ~ |
school-housc, , and 3 per cent
funu IL 60
f ii Lewis, clerk, ex-Ctlicio ser
vices ......... 20 w
f ii Lewis, clerk, services as reg
% w
Ordered That BIG. Farley. J.E. Roberts
and s~nrciirs be cited to show cause WHY
snil should not be brought az iiust them
Tor failure TO comply with plaLs and
specifications in the building of Creole
Bayou bridge.
Jack Joseph ordered discharged from
Jail.
Ordered, That VIM. Odam he appoint.
ed Il member of the Board of Examine S
t hi til unexp,led term, ending August
/. 1896.
Committee appsintsd to examine
county Auditors books ha. ing made Il
favorable report thereon, the clerk is
allowed $50 as county Auditor, under
chapter 40, Acts 1891.
l.. G. Manuel, w. R. Bullock and
ThoS. Smith appointed trustees Of Sec
ton l6, township I, range 3.
Members and Off :ers allowed their
usual per diem aud Board adjourned.
J. X. MCLEOD, President.
+. II. LEWIS, Clerk.
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VILLAGE OF EASTNIDE.

The Mayor and Board Of Aldermen Of the
village of East Side met in regular session
Tuesday. December Sd, at 1880 p. M. Mem
bers present; L.. Wilcox, mayor; j. Carlisle,
r II. Krebs, G. s. Meriwether, aldermen.
Absent: 9 W. Valvcrde, marshal.
The meeting was called to order by the
Mayor and the minutes OF the last meeting
were ordered read and approved.
Street Commissioners report showing dis
bursement OF $3.50 for working streets re-
ceived and approved.
T%reasurer's report received and approved.
Bill OF Farnsworth Lumber Co. for lumber
furnished. amounting to $3.50, ordered paid
and warrant issued.
There being no further business, the Board
adjourned.
l.. WILCOX, Mayor.
W. WoRDTMANN, Clerk.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Very quiet in social circles.
1t is not too cold to ride the bike.
lie says he pays $3.50 for her boxeso
candy.
Heavy white frost Tuesday morn
ing.
Moss Point has some trading youn!
men, they say. y
The wedding bells will ri ng out soor
in this town.
Hubbard Shear, of Chicora, Miss,
was in town Monday.
He says, girls get married and live
On love and fresh water.
She says it will be a cold day in
June when she marries.
John w. Morris, of Mobile, was 10
town Sunday visiting his family.
Lieut.. Gov. NJ. NJ. Evans, of Wesson,
is spending several days here.
u guage U. NJ. c. loaded shells for
80 cents at the
Moss POINT MERCANTILE Co.
Misses Florence Randall and Irene
Groom visited New Orleans this week.
II. X. Denny, wife and baby spent
several days in the Crescent City this
week.
E. W. Manahan has just returned
from New York and gave his many
friends a call here last week.
The Hypathean Society will give a
public reception at Hills Hall during
Christmas week.
John f. Mosely, Of Chicora, is in
charge Of the store of e. W. Manahan
& Co., since II. NJ. Cudabac has been
laid up sick.
]. i. Dantzler, G. w. Robinson and
A. 7. Denny left Monday for Pcnsa-
cola, Fla, to attend the meeting of
the lumbermcn.
Miss Sallie Green, of Escatawpa,
spent Saturday and Sunday with the
family of j. l.. Dantzler.
The schooner Flcchas is loading
this week at the Il. n. D~antzler Lum-
Der Company's mills with 5000 feet
Of lumber for New Orleans.
A. S. Denny and bride, after a
pleasant trip to Atlanta and Wash
ton, returned home on Thanksgiving
day and are pleasantly domiciled at
their elegant residence on the Lake.
Rev. T. W. Adams left Monday for
Yazoo City II attend the Annual
Conference which convened at that
place on Wednesday last, accompanied
by his wife and little daughter, who
continued to Canton on Il visit to rel
ativeS.
DIE. F. Griffin and wife took in the
Atlanta Exposition last week. While
the doctor was away DR.. w. A. Cox
attended to quarantine matters,
About 1000 logs we're received this
week at the P~ascagoula Lumber Com.
mills from r. e. Luce & Son,
of Basin.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church will
give a "Mother Goose Bazaar" Thurs
day, December u; A Musical Pro-
gramme, Friday, December 18th, at
Hall. Season tickets, % cents.
articles and refreshments for
sale. Come one, come all, and see
Mother Goose and her Children.
Program for Juvenile Missionary
Meeting, to be held at the Methodist
church next Sunday afternoon at 3
Recitation-Lillian Cowan.
Music-By the choir.
Dialogue-lna Thompson and Ma.
bel Adams.
S0ng-The Children.
Rccitation-Bessje Howe.
Music.
Collectors, Eva Colmer and Willie
.ass0.
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LEATHERBuRY ITEMS.
BY GEORGE.

'Possums are fat and taters plentiful.
The children here cry for the 'old reliable"
Christmas it at hand, and everybody is thinking
of having q good time.
DR.. Hyde, OF Augusta, Miss, is soon to locate
here. Such a physician Is needed in this country.
Wesley Rogers has killed nine turkeys since
October, and we hope he will make out his dozen
before Christmas.
The Swee'water school Is a success. The attend,
ance is large, and the patrons are well pleased
with the teacher. q"
DR.. Moody. Of Cross Roads, is said by all the little
children around Leatherbury's to be the largest
man they ever saw.
We heard the other day that some one from here
intended to send the editor Of the DENocRAT.STAR
a large gobbler for Christmas,
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LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,
October 20, 1895,

ALAND OrrlIE Al JACkSON, MlSS.,
October 20, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice ofh,s inten-
ton to make tnal proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Chancery Clerk
Of Jackson county, at Scranton, Miss, on
December 20, 1875, viz:
David Ira Reeves, of Basin, Miss,
homestead No. 22.466, for the Of, sw4, aud
set nwt, and sw4 ae4, section 9, township
3 south, range 8 west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF, said land, viz:
William A. Farley, Alexander Taylor,
Lonis Ferrill aud Singleton Fsrrill, all OF
Basin p. o., Jackson county, Miss.
ROBERT =. WILSON, Register.
November J, 1895. NLt
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Churches.

MErHoDIsT-Rev. T. W. Adams. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsBYTERIAN-Rev. ID. o. Byers. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. P~rayer-meetlnc
every Wednesday night.
BAPTIsT-Eld. L. N. Brock. pastor. Preach
ing every first and third Sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
NORTH SIDE, SALEM. +, Bynum, pastor
Preaching every second and fourth sundays
Sunday school $3.50 a. M, DR.. b. f. Duke,
Superintendent.
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VILLAGE OF PANCAGOULi,

At a regular meeting OF the Mayor and
Board OF Aldermen held on Tuesday, Deem
Der %, present ", Brown, mayor; Jas. Nc
Faul, Ed. Torjusen and +. B. Walker, alder
men.
The petition Of Martin Turnbull for a fran
chise to establish u street car line between
%pascagoula and Scranton is hereby granted.
on conditions named In said petition with the
proviso, that all necessary grading or trestle
work shall be made full width OF the street.
On motin by Ed. Torjusen. duly seconded.
II was ordered that the clerk be allowed 50
Mt every regular meeting and 81 for special
meetings.
The following bills were allowed aud order
ed paid:
JnO. Brown. hauling. ..............".....$3 %
Geo. Thompson, lumber. .........."..... . 90
II. M. Grant, labor on streets. ........... Y
Mead Bros, lumber. ..... ......"..... ~ 0S
+. d. Walker, street fees......... ."".. 500
volney Brown reported collection Of fines
to the amount OF $ll.5o.
Having no further business, the Board I'D.
journed.
vOLNEY BROWN, Mayor.
+. b. WALKER, Clerk.
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BUSINESS LOCALS


w. NJ. CAVITY is headquarters on
flannel over-shirts. Call and see his
stock.
Creame1la will remove all chaps,
and rough places from the face and
hands.
Try that fancy roasted coffee at w.
NJ. Canty's and you will use no other.
New Goods for the Christmas trade
just received with new prices to suit
the times at NIx's.
BAYOU CASSOTTE OYSTERS.
Leave orders at Hudsop's Ice House
25cts. per hundred delivered.
Wedding and Christmas cakes made
on short notice. Quality and work
mamship guaranteed at
b. ID. VALvERDE's.
The latest rage! For ten days only !!
One dozen enamel finished Card
Photographs for One Dollar. This is
our advertising rate. You can't af-
ford to miss it. Call early as the time
is limited. TOURIST PHoTo Co.,
Scranton, Miss.
FEED-Oats, bran, cotton seed meal
and hay cheaper than elsewhere at
w. Workman & Co.
A full line Of hardware and tinware
dirt cheap at b. d. Valverde's.
Buy a box of Baking Powder and get
a lamp free at W. Workman & Co.
Call and see the new stock of Dry
Goods Quilts Blankets etc. just re-
ceived at NIX's.
FASHIONABLE capes, cloaks and
wraps at c. Nelson's.
A fine assortment of fresh Candies
just received at C0x's Drug Store.
Those who purchase are sure to call
again.
w. NJ. Canty has added to his al
ready well equipped storca lady clerk,
and trust that the ladies when out
shopping will give him a call.
Before going elsewhere, call and ex-
anIine Christmas Goods at CoX's Drug
Store. Finest lot of imported dolls
received in Scranton.
The cheapest and best line of family
groceries, ~raisins, citron, currants etc.
IA be found at b. d. Valverde's.
Every description of elegant Xmas
gifts at c. Nelson's.
JOHN Y. MORGAN is selling the
famous Venus Safety Oil, and all kinds
of lubricating oils.
There is nothing in the preparation
o. Creamcola thai will injure the COM
plexion, but much to improve it. Try
one bottle, and you will never want to
be without it.. For sale by
Mrs. E. b. BLACKWELL.
(dec63t)
Nmas goodies such as cranberrlcS,
sccdleSs r%aiSins, mince meat,
Jelly etc. just received at NIX's.
TO make your house comforts com
plcte get n of those coal vases and a
bread box of W. NJ. Canty.
A new stock Of shoes for Ladies,
and children just received at
NIX's.
Several ladies in Scranton will re-
commend Creamcola as being the
best toilet article they ever used. For
sale by Mrs. e. b. BLACKWELL.
Why suffer with Coughs, Colds and
La Grippe when LAXATIVE BRoMo
QUININE will cure you in one day,
Does not produce the ringing in the
head like Sulphate of Quininc. Put
up in tablets convenient for taking.
to cure, or money refund
ed. Price, % Cents. For sale by j. G.
Hulsbush, Scranton, j. w. Stewart,
Moss Point, Miss.
[novl56m]
Use Creameola if you want a smooth,
soft complexion. You will flrd it at
Mrs. r. B. BLACKwELL's.
II HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE
On Porter Avenue 100 feet wide. 100
feet deep for 500 each on easy terms.
Inquire of NJ. G. Pankey, Agent.
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Port Of PdSCd0OuId.
m

OFFICE DEMoCRAr-STAR,l
Scranton, Miss, Nov. 20, 1895.
REPORT for week ending Nov. %, 1891
ENTERED.
Nov. 20. Russian bark Paul, IA tons, Johannes
sen, from Limerick, Ireland.
Nov. 20. Italian bark Leonardo, 521 tons, Capiero,
from Ba,dadoes.
Nov. %. Am. schr. Eleanor, 1868 tons, Voss, from
Kingston.
Dec. Q. Brit. schr. Harold Borden, 142 tons, San
ford, from Havana.
Dec. 4. Nor. bark Royal, $40 tons, Krogh, from
Pemambus, Brazil.
CLEARED.
Nov. %. Am. schr. Mile Williams, n tons, by
Denny h Co., for Vera Cruz, with $500
feet lumber, value e95a.
Nov. %. Spanish schr. Veave'ez, 8l8 tons, BY Moss
Point Lumber Co., for Havana, with 257,-
Oi8 feet lumber, value Z 1905.
Nov. 70. Nor. bark Hayden, 8O6 tons, by Farms
worth Lumber Co., with 5s6.y7 feet lum'
Der. value S,383.
Dec, Q. Am. schr. Fannie A. Gorham, SO6 tons,
by Farnsworth Lumber Co., for Zaza,
Cuba, with 287. 40 feet lumber value w.
Dec. 4. Brit. s. s. Marthara, 1857 tons, BY. L N.
Dantsler Lumber Co., for Rio Janeiro
With J,sOl no feet lumber value e7 81.
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LAND NOTICE,
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss,
October 26. 1893.

LAND OFFICE Al JACKSON, Miss,
October 20, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
OF her claim, aud that said proof will be
made before the Circuit Clerk of Jack
son county, at Scranton, Miss, on De-
cember 20, 1895, viz:
Stonewall jackson, Of Cross Roads.
Miss homestead No. 27733, for the WI
swt, section l5, township 2 south, range
: west, and set net and net set, section
IL, township 2 south, range 8 west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
Green Pryor, Reddock Rogers, Peter
Farley, Gale Mizcll, all of Cross Roads,
Jackson county, Miss.
ROBERT + WILSON, Register.
November l, 1895 37-6t
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Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
I.cuvnJ MISc Nov 81 1SQ,

JACKSON, MISS, Nov. 81, 1895. !
Notice is hereby given to all parties
who, prior to May 10. 1895, had made
settlements upou any of the lands here.
toiore reserved for naval purposes in the
State of Mississippi, restored under act
of March 9. 1895, and selected by the
Governor of the State On the date first
above mentioned for the nse and support
of tho University, to come forward and
assert their claims on or before December
IL. 1895; failing in which the State solec.
tons will be approved.
ROBERT +. WILSON, Register.
r. W. BANKS, Receiver.
November ~, 1896. dl.2t
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MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
Post0mee and Nails.


ARRIVAL AND OF NAILS
From Scranton-Arriyes at $3.50 a. M. and
1:l5 D. m. and $3.50 D. m. Departs at 10 a. IN;
las p. m. and 4:i5 p. m.
Leakesviue R~oute-Arrives every day ex-
cept sunday at ll:40 "A. III. Departs same day
Mrs. c. f. McINNIS, P. NJ.
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Those who the DRnoCRAT.SrAR will
bear 10 mind that the editor and printers will
need some money 10 buy Christmas goodies.
Don't disappoint US.
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n


This means delinquent subscribers of the
pgAocRAr-SrAR pay your subscription.
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NOTICE!

W. X. Ramsey, of Jackson county,
Miss. tP. o.. Ramsay, Miss has been
duly appointed as the agent of the Board
OF Trustees of University Of Mississippi
to protect the lands recently acquired for
the University, lying in Harrison and
jackson counties, and being q part OF
the lands formerly reserved by the U. ).
for naval uses. He is authorized to pre-
vent t~respasslrg upon the rights of the
University, and to show tho lands to
parties desiring to purchase hand or tim
bcr, n. r. FULTON,
University, Miss.
November I, 1905. 37-2m
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LOCHL NEWS.
oulsvlLLE q NASHVILLE r. r.

GOING EAST.
Va o-Leaves New Orleans at $50 p. m, Ar
,irss nj Scranton at ll:00 p. IN. Arrives in Mobile
"yo I-Leaves New Orleans at 945 a. m. Ar
-iy,4 at scranton at 1916 p. III. Arrives at Mobile
AZ LEAVES New Orleans at 40 a. m. Ar
r;ye4 At Scranton at 10. ~ u. IN. Arrives at Mobile
GOING WEST.
Va. LEAVES Mobile 200 p. m. Arrives at
Scranton BE y, m. New Orleans, 3: y. m.
No. 3.-Leaves Mobile 3.l5 a N. Arrives ut
Scranton ASA m. New Orleans, 1875 a. m.
Ma. 5-L.eaves Mobile at i20 p. m. Arrives at
s,Iantou $40 D. M. New Orleans. 1925 p. m.
f.. j. YoUNGHANS, Agent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
NELLIE BLY's GREAT CATCH.
The Newspaper Woman WEEDS a Mil
Honaire Aged 9o Years

New York. April 1.-THE Morning Al
verrtSe- says. Nellie bly,. who is one
az the best known newspaper women In
the country. Is no longer Aiss Eliza beth
Cochran She - now AIRS. Robert Sea-
MAJ Tier husband is one Of the d!rac-
tors q he Merchants Excna0ags National
hank. and a multi millionaire He *
nearly - years old In Business and anan-
cial circles he IS quite well known as
has wife IS 20 the dsvoises OF she Sunday
newspaper. The reports of -1elr mar
rage which came from Chicago we're
quite correct i occurred April AZ the
7eetory % the church OF she Epiphany IN
Ashland avenue q that city. The Rev
T. II. Morrison performed the ceremony
Inc contracting parties had met az a
dinner n he Auditorium hotel TWO weeks
before and conceived an instant attach
-Sseut-
Miss Cochran edited her FIRST uawspa-
per work on the Pittsbgrg Dispatch. which
vas when SIZE was Is years Old She mas
been engaged - similar work ia New York
toT eigat years. ard has become famous
for me sensational character OF her con-
f~ioutions 20 newspaper literature. One
Of her first exploits was 20 selgn insanity
and get herself iacarcerate1 IN the Black
well island asylum. for the purpose Of
describing her experiences Her trip
around the world in sevenfy-two days in
u. gave her considerable notoTiefy.