The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-08-14
Light shower Wednesday evening.

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Light shower Wednesday evening.
Born on July 9th, 1896, to Mrs. W. D.
Hamilton, a daughter.
Mr.. Stewart Galye, of Mobile, is passing a
month with his sister, Mrs. John Curry, here.
Several divorces granted at this term of our
Chancery Court, a majority of which were
cOlored.
Capt. G. NJ. Maddrell, of the steamship
County of York, accompanied by his good
wife, gave the DEMocRAr-SrAR office o pleas.
ant call Wednesday last.
Col. Chas. Marshall, Supt. L. n. R. r.
Co., was hersW Wednesday examining the site
for the proposed spur on the river front.
The Norwegian bark Arnfnn entered at
Pascagoula on Thursday, July 3Oth. She
took a 1000 loads of timber from Messrs. Pat
erson, Downing 4 Co. and finished loading on
Saturday, August 9Th, at 0 o'clock a. m. This
is the quickest despatch ever given to a timber-
IadeneA vessel in the world.
The following gentlemen from Ocean Springs
were in town Monday: Maj. +. NJ. Weed,
Hon. l.. G. Manuel, Drs. f.. R. Bragg, II.
Shannon, Dan Newcomb, D. p. Russell, Judge
R. d. Wigginton, Deputy Sheriff J. d. Minor,
Messrs. Tom i. Ramsay, W. d.. Halstead,
II. c. Havcns, Caspar vahle and Martin
Ryan.
On Wednesday, evening Mr.. A. Grecnleve.
who has won for himself the distinction of be-
ing a fisherman from way back, made n very
successful catch from the Cottage by the Sea
pier-head. He hooked an enormous shark and
after a struggle of twenty minutes landed the
monster. lie was assisted by Messrs. Gus
MichaeIis and Foster Buland. The fnny ami
ma measured q feet 10 inches and weighed
lao pounds.
St. Stanislaus College, Bay St. Louis, Mss,
begins its next session Wednesday, Sept. End.
The location is a famous health resort, and
no pains are spared to bestow on the pupils
all the comforts consistent with manly train
ing. The course'of studies is four-fold: Pre-
paratory, Commercial, Scientific and Classical,
and is extensive and varied enough to meet
| the requirements of modern society.
Medals were awarded to this school both at
the Paris and Chicago Expositions.
For terms and particulars address the Presi.
dent. 25-6t
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Our office was the recipient last Thursday
of the visit from Mcssrs. j. W, johnson, W.
Tod and j. F. Hall. The former gentleman is
the 'a'e eh'e. engineer o' Tue steamship
'Am'tnes'; the second gentleman just ar
r''ea 'I"" i''e'p"o', h"R'ano' Is u assume
tue o"''es VI Vic '''e cue. e"g'"eer' """s' '"e
'h'ru ge"''e'""" Is '"e enac'c"' c"'e' mate U.
the s'a""ch steamer "essrs. 'onnso" an"
nan nave 'e'' Us 10 ret"r" W '"e'r H"r"pca"
homes. "e'ras' mat II may DC our pleasure
10 "g"'' greer '"e" '" our s""c'""'
Last Sunday Detective Patrick Dale, Of
New Orleans, accompanied by Bob Lough-
ridge, deputy sheriff OF this county, arrived
mere IN c"aree :" ''"nes "'o'e' A"u '"'A
"''''ams' a'las bear Tue 7" c".oreo n'e"
VINO roooea inc "e'ean " "''c"e' w. s"'.
severa' weeks ago. ihey were appre"'""e"
IN new orleans 500" a'er 'ne c'""'Ss"" VI
the crime snd nave SINCE 'a,n !" me rar'sn
prison awaiting Inc srr'Sa' o. reqa's'''o" pa
pers. on a preliminary 'r'a' before Judge
Chas' H. oh'dsey 'ney were eac" "e'd !" s'ooo
bonds, ana committed 10 la'' !" ue'au'' mere
OIL Inc evidence against ."e" u positive
ana ""'en'ao'e' ana '"ey VIII cer'a'"'y 10 tue
state some years SERVICE
Chaneery Court opened Monday with Hon.
NathanC O.. Hill on the bench. THIS is the first
court he has held here since his appointment