The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-26

and ran, ~ - 10 escape the peril. Strange ia
say, though the buggy was entirely dsnol.
ished, none Of the occupants received % mach
n . scratch, not even . rent in their garments.
M. Fritz D. Beeht, the popular barber and
one n our local capitalists, haa purchased I
handsome family carriage. The vehicle Is up
to date, being gorgeousIY finished, and with
running gear painted an attractive red.
A novelty has appeared in the erection BY
Mr.. 3. E. Krebs Of . tent a headquarters for
the sale Of the Pascagoula Ice Cos pure erys.
tai Ice, opposite Piekstt's stable. This makes
three distribating points in Scranton Tor the
sale Of lee, outside Of the factory, which sssma
to bold its owu.
Mr.. J. n. Pelham, the energetic fisherman,
exhibited last week monster sea ~turtles, weigh.
Ink away up In Tie hundreds. The huge "sar-
mints," aher being Gased 1t By The curiosity
seekers. we're shipped "a Anew Orleans restau-
rant, there to fuI6ll thisr mission Of tickling The
p~aiatss Of the Crescent City epieares.
Monday evssing, shortly after 8 o'clock. .
ere broke out under the engine-room 1t the
Farnsworth Lumber Cos saw mill. The
alarm whistle was sounded and large numbers
Of people fastened to the rescue. Owing to .
gale prevailing At the time, the danger was i'm.
minent, and II was only with the utmost did.
Guilty that the flames were finally extinguished.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. Frank Dabney,
while riding his wheel on Capt. Chas. Boster's
wharf, had the misfortune to fall into the va.
ter, striking : Ing, bicycls and al. M.
Dabney's collar.bons was broken, and rather
than run the risk at future, and possibly
more serious injury, gave the wheel to
his attending physician, Dr.. B. Levsn.
berg. Truly, the fiery uutamed steed becomes
at times . frsrtious animal.
The w~eli-knowu ship and ~boAt-builder Of
Scranton, Capt. William Candy, has just CON-
?lsted At his ship yard, on Bayou ratasas, a
large freight barge for Messrs.Chas. Clark 1
Co., Galveston, Texas. 1t is constructed in
the staunchest possible manner. The dimen-
sions are a. follows; length, las feet; beam,
50 feet; depth VI hold, 10 feet. The barge is
to be named the Hannah, and rejects great
credit on the skill and workmanship Of her
builder, The parties Tor whom she was built
are 90 well pleased with the faithful carrying
out Of the contract that they hare ordered q
duplicate barge to be bnilt On the same lines.
The launching Of the above mentioned craft
took place this week and was largely attended.
Capt. Candy 10 also building Z. tug-boat hull
"a feet long BY lsH wide far the same parties.
Hon. D. d. Cowan, formerly Of Ocean
Springs and at present county superintendent
Of public education, who purchased the county
poor-house farm north Of Scranton several
months ago. has accomplished wonders al
ready. The tract, comprising about twelve
acres, has been put IN . state Of perfect Guilt
walton ~ . 6ns crop Of watermelons, esute-
loupes, corn and garden truck already hsr-
vested Or to be gathered. He commenced op-
erstioss April Let last, and with little or no
help has accomplished this result. He has
now secured the aid Of Mr.. Vincent Boyer
and family, Of Ocean Springs, together with
his son, Clifton, 10 assist in the cultivation 81
the land and the sale Of the products. Mr..
CowaA's experience 70 added proof of the value
Of these lands for fruit and truck raising. Be
invitcs everybody, ladies' a. we'll as gentlemen,
10 cali and zee what can Be done with industry,
backed up BY intelligence.
The pupils Of the holy Angela Academy
held their graduating exercises Monday even
ius u Odd FsIIows' Rall. A rsrs psaeramms
vas furnished fcr the delsetatioa Of The ~.
rents and others In attendance. Literary and
musical exercises of . high order marked
Tho oeeasios, and reflected credit upon this
uobls Institution Of learning. Evidently III
Sisters Of Psrpstsal Adoratioa have bestowed
nueh care, pAtisnes and skill 10 The ~traiaina
AZ he youthful miuds entrusted 70 their Rcn.
" care. The prsniuns awarded i6r prs.
aeIsnsy N department. ssd scholarship ven
distributed b. Rsv. Father y. A. Oliver With
slisitous and appropriate remarks.
Ths following pupils passed % graduates,
Fvtss Misses Nercsd Dslmss, Lititis vsane.
mann and Mamie Stenper.
Galptatory, By Miss Mamie Ssemper.
The salodlct0siAn, Mas neroed Dslmaa, had
fosleetsd e. ths sul3esl foe hsf thesis, stars.
veilsss NJ displaysa tAsrsin marked ability
Aad fav seholaFship.
1aksn altogether, The n~eeaslna was one tonl
n - seMeu1gss1s end uavks Smother miDs.
stNes h tAe eveRress Of oar cherished con.
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