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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-13
SPRINGS LOCALS.
OCEAN SPRINGS X. OF p. LODGE, No. @

On Monday night the following officers of
the above Lodge were elected 10 serve for
the ensuing year: II. r.. Halstead, q. c.; W.
Curtiss. ". U; T.. NJ. Weed, r.; r. L. Tardy,
N. at A.; A. v. Rosembeau. NJ. of W.; VIM.
Lorenzen, I. CHA Gottsche, U. q.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-13
LAND NOTICE.

October IL 1879.
Netice Ia hereby given that the follcwing named
eettier has filed notice Of his intention to make
Annl proof IN support Of his claim, and that said
49, viii he made before the circutt clerk Of
sou county, At Scranton, Miss, on December
II, Ioo6, Wis:
Thomas J. Howell, Of Howell, Miss, homestcal
No. 9l,OcA, fs the lots 1, 9 and I or " nj, ne ar and
nv qr, % Qr, section 10, township . south, rsnge 4
west.
lis names the following Witnesses " prove hs
continuous rssidence spea and cultivation Of said
land, Wis.
John W. D. Tanner, Thomas Richardson. Jo-
ssph Crawlsy aaa Harvey Pierce, all Of Howell,
R0BERT X. WILSON, Register.
October q. tep6. scot
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-13
TOWN OFFICERS.

NJ. C. Vaughan, mayor; X. +. Russell, II. Mil,
C.. y. Pabst. X. NJ. westbrook. q. y. Arndt,
aldermen; T.. s. Davis, treasurer; g. II. Tardy.
marshal. X. ID. wiggintou. clerk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-13
.ousv,LLE q NASHVILLE a. n.

n GOING EAST.
Ma a-Leaves New Orleans at $50 p. n; AT
.r = ot Scranton ut HOO p. m. Arrives In Mobile
Va i-L,paves New Orleans at 9:45 a m: AT.
ryes At scranton at l?;45 p. IN. Arrives III MoOile
w q Leaves New Orleans at TBS a. IN. Ar
,ates At scranton ut lies "A. III. Arrives at Mobile
At l9.42 .. M.
GOING WEST.
No l-Ieaves Mobile 200 p. m. Arrives at
Scranton BIG D, m. New Orleans, ESQ p. m.
10 3.-Leaves Mobile 3l5 a. m. Arrives at
Scranton 4l9a m New Orleans, 7:40 a. NJ.
10 5-Leaves Mobile at 40l p. m. Arrives at
Scranton SOL p. m. New Orleans, $40 p. N.
JOHN II. SANTA CRUZ, Agent.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-13

Report Of Scranton Public school for the
first scholastic month, beginning Oct. IL, 1896,
ending Nov. 9, 1896:
Number E~nrolled-Males AZ, females Al; to.
tai "a.
Average Attendance Males "a 1920, fe-
males 81 II. 20; total 66 9.20.
Number of days taught 20, amount of pay
certificate SIS, assistants pay certificate 500;
race, Negro. WI. MURPHY, Teacher.
MISS ANNA CLAUDE, Assistant.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-13
The health Of our town is good.

Mr.. H.. Y. Russell Is the authorized agent of
the DEMOCRAT-STAR at Ocean Springs.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-13
MUNICIPAL
~Tax.ColIector's Notice.

The tax rolls for the town Of Scranton
having been approved by the mayor, and
now prepared to receipt for all taxes due the
town for the fiscal year, 1905. .z
!. n. DELMAS,
Town Tax.collector.
Scranton, October q, 1896. 36-At
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-13
lOmcial.l
TOWN OF P~ASCAGOULA.

Al u regular meeting Uf the mayor and
board Of aldermen of the town Of Pascagoula
held November s. 1896, there were present
Volney Brown, mayor and Edw. TOrjusen,
JAS. McFaui and A.. b.. krebs, aldermen. 81,
Jas. X. Ladnlcr was sworn In as aldermen.
The treasurer's report. showing u balance
on hand OF ~ cents, accepted. 4
The following accounts were allowed: -
Pascagoula Dcmocrat-Star..............$4 80
Murshall& Bruce. | 90
street WORK. ID w
j. H.. Menge & SOns, ils................ 10
Nav Deas, rent. !.... 2 50
Clerk fees. 3 10
II. f. Krebs. W. o. Clark and A.. Soderstrom
appointed election commissioners.
VOLNEY BR OWN, Mayor.
A. D. KREBs, Clerk. rr-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-13
P. K. MAYERs, Secretary protein.

The town election to come off on the second
Tuesday in December promises to be a very ex-
citing one. The candidates for aldermen,
marshal and treasurer are not asking the votes
of the people through the proper channel.
The candidate who wants one Of the Offices
named should let it be known through the col.
umns of the "Old Reliable" The Scriptures
does not give a very encouraging account Of
the man who fails to let bis light shine.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-13
DR.. w. O. TALBOT,

DIX. w. q. TALBOT,
DENTIST,
BILOXI, MISS,
Will be in Scranton on
THURSDAY
of each week, prepared to do all kinds Of
Dental Work in the best manner known to the
profession. Et1- Satisfaction guaranteed.
Office at DR.. W. A. Cox's drug store.
August Z, 1895. l2.3m
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-13
Geo.
SCRANTON, MSS,
DEALER IN
Day C99ls, -ca9eI9!Is.>

Canned Goods, Notions, Shoes. Hard
ware, Tinware, CrOckcry. Wooden.
arc, Cigars and Tobacco.
GOODS DELIVERED FRrE o >tis
Store opposite s~hip-yard.
September II, 1896. @-0n
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-13
Attention, Members Of the Gun Club!

Don't forget the meeting next Saturday, the
18th inst. Pay your dues and eat turkey and
mallard duck.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-30

sa- Seiteat Sas ,,@O9snbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-30

Ycffartsn birfsn nidt fir Dlabn,
briefe benubt iperben. Dieies 8erbot,
bas aasemein bsfannt iein ioQte, Man,
dem aber bod nidt su Sbren sefommen
su iein ideint, 1T bur1 cine neuere Gnt.
iGsibuns beS 9oitbspartementS abermaIs
bshatist porben. 8sranlabt ipurbe biss
bur6 cine bon einem Collector an eins
Dame 8eianbte Poffarte, tporin bieielbe
aufssforSsrt iuiro, ben ridtanOisen Ser.
pHidiunssn in 8sus auf cine Rednuns
nabsufommen. Sn Der barauf BON
sipeiten 9ifftenten bes General Poitmsis
tiers, Srant SoneS, einsetrofenen 9lnt,
mort ipirb seiast, oaB auf elmer Poitfarte
ni6t bic lsiieite Drobuns entbaIten isin
barf. Ser ,,Tur Solicitor" fDnne auf
elmer 8oitfarte ben Tarbetras, ben PIas
unb bic 3eit fiir bic 3ab!uns mitibeiIen.
So fam Sebermann cine Poittarte sur
Nsnnuns zines 8e&nunssbetrasS unb
8abIunsstermines benuben, aber es BARI
feinerIei Drobuns fiir ben gli6tbesabI.
unssfaa, ober cine 8emerfuns, ipeIds
ben 4brefaten beIditisen t6nnte. aui
bsrieIben entbaItsn isin. 9uDrobunssn
ober 0labnunssn iiberbaupt unb pdren
fs nod 70 freunolid abssfubt, bGrfsn
goffarten nidt benubt iperben, man
idreibs bisielben in einem peri6IoHsneu
Brief. Die 9offarte iollte iiberbaupi
nur su GorreipOnoensen sebrau6t iper.
ben, bic Sebsrmann Ieien barf, unb biz
feline @sbeimniiis entbuIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-30

Der meriianiide SiIbsrsDoIar ent.
baIt All @ran SiIber, Der amerifaniide
Dollar entbaIt 4l2 @ran SiIber. SroB.
benz erbdIt man in Mierifo fur sinen ame'
rifanii6en Silber.0 Dollar stpei mericunis
i6e SiIbsrsSoaars. Der 8runb 1T,
bab bic Ser. Staatsn bur6 ibren @rebit
oem amerifaniiden SiIbers Dollar ben
Dertb eines 8oIbs Dollars berlieben.
Inter Der 5reiprdsuns. peIde oisien
@reoit nidt eeipdbrt, ionoern ertldrt,
oaB Der SiIbcrsDoaar aus eisener 8rafi
70 pisl ipertb 1T. tpis Elm @olo.DoIar,
pdrbs man in Merifo feline stpei Silber'
Dollars mebr fiir einen amerifanifden
Dollar erbaItsn, fOnbern i'm @essntbsiI
BON isbsm amerifaniiden SiIbersD Dollar
nod elm DraufseIb bon unSefdbr 8
Gents forbsrn. Ser ameritaniibe Gil,
bers0Ollar ipiirbe auf feinen Metaqpertb
linfen. tpeI1er bel ber beutisen Hotiruns
bss SiIberS iid auf 533 @ents bslauft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-30

Gins Der msrfpdrbisiten SdauipieIe
bieisS merfpilrbisen @ablfampfes bieten
Die 3eitunsen in Detroit, 0li4.. bar.
BORT ,,bOlten" sIeidseitis bic SauptOrs
game beiber Partsisn. 9ie .,Iribune" T.,
oaS Ieitsnoe rspublifaniide 8latt bee
Staates, fdmpit fir SreiiiIber unp
iteat bic rspubIifaniide 9OIOpIatform ale
Elm .perbammenSpertbeS, unpatriotii6es
unb unamsrifaniides Wladipert" bin.
4uf Der anbern Ssits freitet bic bemos
fratiide ,,Sree Yrsb" fur @utseIo unb
perurtbeiIt bic gbicasoer 8Iutform als
,.unoemotratii9 unb sefabrorobenb fur
bas 2anb unb feline groiperitdt". Die
republifanii9e ,,Sribune" ermabnt bic
repubIifanii6en @abler, untsr allen
llmtdnben anbanser Der freisn SiIbers
prdsuns aIs Gonsrebcanoioaten aufsu'
iteaen unb fiir bsren Gripablans au for.
een. Dis bsmofratii9e ,,5ree greb"
ridtet nit sIeidsr NadbrGdIi9feit an bic
srunbinbtreuen 9emofraten bes Staatss
Die 9luiforberuns, nit allen 8rdftsn basu
bsisutrasen, bab benz @OnsreB eine
Webrbsit bon enti6iebenen unb suber.
IdKissn @ssnsrn Der Sreiprasuns susss
fiibrt ipiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-30
Die @ertilanna Der Seer.sfaups.

Ser 3ooIose bes Staatss Gderbau
Departments in Sarrisburs. 3. $
0arren, W. g., Bat Elm Bulletin an Si
3eitunssn sei6idt, tporin er foIsenb,
8cridldse fur bic 8ertilsuns bsr Seer
8aupe (Irmp Worm) mabt, bic in ber'
fdieoenen Tbeilen bon bieism unb Der
ansrensenben Counties aufsstreten ii
uno 70 sroBe 8erit6runs anridtst.
@r fast, man ioae I'M iebes SeIo. bai
bon Sem Snieft beimseiudt IL, elmer
breiten Sbtpaben mdben, bann cine tiefC
5urde pflissn, nit Der ssraben Seit'
na4 bem Sele au, bas eeidibt ipereer
ioH, unb bann in ber Surbe, immel
etlide SUB auseinanber, init einem Seb'
eiien 26der MAIDEN, ober fIeins @rubsn
sraben, in ipeI6e bann bic &aupen, biz
in oer Surde sefansen tperbsn, fallen.
$50 bic ansabI ber Raupen isbr srob
1T unb bic Sur1e iia tbeiltpeiis nit ben
8aupen, ,anfdlIt, pfdee. man cine stpeite
5urde, tpobei bic grbe in bic erfe Surds
seiporfen ipirb unb 70 bic 8aupsn subedt
4uf bieie @eifs entitsbt bann cine stueits
8ertbeibisunssIinie.
Man6e Sa4fenner empfsbIen. bab
man 8eroIene iber bic Haupen in Der
5urde iprise unb iis 70 aerabrs. anbers
beoeden bic &aupen nit elmer biinnen
S4idte Strob, teden bieie bann in
8rano unc errei4en 10 oas Blelde 9te'
iuItat.
Sc ipirb aud empfobIen. seipbbnIide
Senabretter auf bic &ante ,u iteaen,
eins ans anbere, dber ibren 8fab bin.
uno banu bieie 8retter NIT Sbeer ober
8erciens au bsitreiden, mas ba8 Sors
idreiten Der 8aupen berbinbert. gln'
oere gntimoIoe'fen empfebIen bas 8e'
ipriben beS @raieS por bem Seersus Der
Raupen nit ,paris @riin", pobur6
bic Nabruns bes unsesiefers persiftet
piro. gu bieiem 3wef 1T Elm gfunb
,Paris @riin" auf $50 bis 200 8alo.
men 8aRsr bic ridtise Broportion.
Die pIrfiamfe Wetbooe, iust Hrcf.
Barren, iei inoeHen Oas 3ieben elmer
5urde, ipis obsn bsidriebsn, ipobei 70
sepFast werben mub, .bab bic Seite au.
nddlt bem 2anb, bas beidGbt iperben
ioa, cine aufredt fsbenbe Muuer biIcet
uno bann miiie man bios oasu tbun.
DaB bic 8aupen, ipenn iie in Der Sur6e
sefaneen iinp, redBeitis seritort tper
ben.
Die Seer' Raupe 1T in unsefabr einem
Monat ausseWadien, oann triedt bic
Jtaupe in ben @Iunb uno pertranoelt Iib
in cine Yuppe. aus neI6er in stpei bis
Orei Wo6en bic Motte auSidIiipft. Die
weiblide Ntotte lest balo barauf ettpa
$50 pinsise ipeibe Gier. slus Sieien
idldpfsn in a6t bis sebn Sasen tpieber
iunSe Raupen, bic oas 3eritbrunsSipsrt
bon 9ieuem Beginner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-30
Fam nidbt sebeilt ,perSen

ourd locale applieatiousu. lusiI iie Den tranfeu
Sbeil oss Obres nidt erredsn f6nnen. 90
siebI MIR einsn Meg. Die 8aubbsit 5u turiren,
nno Der 1T ourd eonititutiouelle Ssilmittel
soubbsIt miro burh einen enbinoeien Bufanr
Der idlsimi9su austIsiouHs Der Suftadiidsn
80bre psruriaht. gBenn oieie Nobre iid ent.
5iinoet, babt ibr einen runpelnoen Son ooer IN.
DoIltummeuss 8ebor; unb p.nn fe gang gs.
idIpfisn 1T, erfoIgt Saubbeit, uno psnn Die
SnBinoun8 ni9t 9sbobsn nnS oieie &obre tpie'
Der i'll ibrsn ssborisen 3uftano bsrisbt perbsn
tann uiro oas 6ebor fit INNER jeritort per.
ben; nsuR 8dae untsr jsbu w'roen ourd So
tarrb psruriadt ueIder nidts ale Elm enbin
better 3uitauo Der fdlemi9en Sberiiddeu ii.
Bir DolIen sinbunosrt Dollars fur ieoen
(ourd Satarrb beruriadten) 6au bon Saubbei
seben, ben mir nidt burd Ginnsbmep Dor
oalls 8atarrb.Sur beiIen f6unsn. 9abt Gud
umionft GireuIure fommen.
Q. 8. Cheney & s o., SpIebo. ..
@- 8srtauft bon allen spotbetern. 75e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-30
@eeen Brpan unb Sspaa.

Serr SuliuS Sadbe, ber treue bemo,
fratilbe SdriftIsiter beS ,,Gsras 8or,
ipartS", ipridt in Der neuefen glummer
ieines in Auitin, Ter., eridsinenben
8latteS unberbobIen ieln MibfaIlen nit
platform unb Ganbibaten Der bemptra.
tii6en Yartei aus, unb bic ,,Deuti&e
3eituns" in Reip 8raunfsIs. Ssras, bic
aItefe beutite 3eituns Isras', elm gut
rebisirtes une sIeid bem ..8ortpdrts"
lpeit perbreitetes 8latt, idreibt SpIsens
oes: ,.Had unierer aniidt ipIIten in
bisism Babliampfs bic Dsmofraten fur
bas repubitanii4e Braiosnti9aftstidst
eintreten, absr ba, mo es mbaIif,
1T, @utssIo. Demoiratsn in ben @cnSrsb
mablsn. Wdrbe aber bic auflte[lune
zines bemotratii6en ganbibaten bic @ut.
selSiade sefdbrben, 70 pdre Elm 3uiam.
menseben nit ben republifaniiden @uts
selpleuten aud bel ben Gonerebpablsn
porSusteben.
,,Ss sriinoliber bic 9isberIase bieIer
perblHenen SilberboIbe i'm SeIbfe Iein
tpirb, um 10 beHer fiir has sanss 2anb
IS it bic gFi6t eines ieben 8trserS.
ben 8rsbit bes 2anbes, tpie ieinen sis.
men, aufre9t su erbaIten. lleberal aber
in unisrsm sroben AboptippcterIanbe uno
beionbers in beuiiden Gniieblunsen, tpc
Der tiidtise, bausbdlteriide Sarmer. Der
flsibiee Arbeiter uno iolibe 9ei6dfts.
mann tpcbnsn. nil man ben iauer per'
Oisnten 2Obn in ebrlidem 9eIbe bssabIt
babsn. neil man aud feline Sdulosn
ebrli1 besubIen ipia".
Iu6 bic .,Wadt am Miiiiiiippi", eir
berbreitetes beutides WobenbIatt in
DluSeatine, Sa., bat ben 5reiiiIberner
bic ben Demofraten 70 Ianee einsebaItsnt
SeereSfoIse seiiinOist uno bon ben anoe'
ren 43 csutiden 3eitunssn in Soipa bal
nod feline iib fur ben 8annertraser bsl
| 9smc' PcpuIiitsn ausesiprO&en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-30
aanftlide adlte i'm @rsinnsrn.

9si ben 4bteufarbeiten bes 8ersmanni
mar lanse 3eit Elm f6limmer 5einb bas
iosenannte ,,idpimmenoe @ebirse"
IOie, Iodere, itart paiierbaItise WaRen.
bic in ibrer unbere6enbaren 8etpe8Iihs
felt pisI llnbeil itifteten. @laubte be,
9ersmann nit unidSlider WIbe Bis su
elmer seipifen Tiefe porseoruneen su iein
unb ieinen gut aus8s3immerten Sdadl
eeiidert su baben, 10 bra1en iiber 9iabi
bic WuHer berein unb ssritbrten bas
faum poaenbste 98erf. Oft ipurben baIb'
fsrtiss Sddbte perlaGsn, trob Der gro.
Sen Summsn, bic idon barauf peripenbei
iparen, neil ben @afern fein @inhaIt
setban tperben fonnte bic Sdddte
muBten, ipie Der ber8mdnnii4e Iusorud
lautet, ,,eriaufen".
Die Soriidritte Der Wtafbinen sur
fiinitliden grSeuBung bon 8dlte fiibrten
nun ben Snsenieur B6tid in Masbeburs
auf ben @ebanfen, nit ibrer Silfe aub
oas .,i6pimmenbe @ebirse" su bdnbi.
gen. lnoem er eS einfah gum 8efrieren
oradte. nno es Selans. Ser BDti6'
ide 8efrieribadt. ber ibon auf Der
Ceutidsn Nusemeinen AuSiteluns fir
lnfalluerbiituns su Berlin I'M Sabre
1889 bic Iusen auf iid soS, Bat ii6 be.
nGbrt.
Das 8erfabren unter Nnpenbuns bes
@efrierIpitemS III folssnbes: rings um
ben ab3uieufenoen Sbadt iperben IN BE-
itimmtsn gntfernunssn bon chamber
YobrIbder eefoben bis su Der T,efe, in
psIder bic ipaHsrrei6en 9ebirssidi6ten
Ibren IbidluB sefunoen baben. Dieie
Sobrl6der nebmen farfpanoise, unten
seidlohene 8obre auf, in bic lbrerieits
wieoer ensere Saarobre einsebdnst ipers
ben, pel9e iiber Sage nit elmer entipre.
dsnp harten 8dltserseusunssmai6ine
perbunoen iino. Snbem man in oIeien
@efrierrobren cine tief unter bem 9iua,
punt hebenOe Sliiiisfeit umIaufen ldBt,
brinet man cine Dem 8erlsuf Der 8Ubr'
l66er entiprsdenbe epIinoeri6rmise gro'
maiis gum feiten @efrleren. Das 1T Der
losenunnte 6rofcplinber, unb innerbalb
oesielben pirc Der eisentlide Sdadt
anseIest. Rubis unb Obne Gorge fam
nun mt S6aufeI unc 8ide in Der Tisfe
sesruben iperosn, Elm itarser unourd.
orinBlider DianteI umsiebt bic 4rbeiter
unb idaBt iie Dor benz anbrIneenoen
Seinbe, bls Der Sdadt boaenbet, nit
suBeiiernen &ineen aussefIsibet ooer nit
Gementmaueruns perieben lit uno ii6
ielbit iiberIaHen iperben fann. Damn
srit bort bic Sbdtisfeit Der 8dItemai6ine
uuf. bic ssfanssnen gIemente tuerben
iest. Sa iis ni&t mebr idaben tDnnsn,
wieoer freiBeseben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-30
Spnbsrbar asfprmts sridte hiISsr

SonOerbar seformte Srldts biIten
auf Der TafeI cine unterbaItenbe neber,
raidune. @erben iis in S9aufenftsrn
au8ssItslt, 70 finben ii6 Iel6t 8dufer
bafur. 8eniser befannt III ss, baB Der
Wieni6 in Der Sage 1T, bic @efaIt sro.
Berer uno fsiter Sriidte na9 9eIiebsn ,u
perdnbern. Sebr leidt seIingt oieS an
&irbiHsn, @urfen II. {. 10. Die Gbines
fen betrsiben bieie 2isbbaberei felt lanaer
3eit. Sic iteden iunse 8drbisfrii4ts in
eisentiimlib esfprmte SIai6en, bic
5rii6te wadien. fiilen bic aanse 5IaI6e
aus unb Srddsn ii6 an ben g9dnben ab
ipenn iie reif limb, seridIast man bic
Slai6e uno IL i'm 8eiis elmer tiinitIid
eeformien Sru&t. gSir MAIDEN @arten,
freunbe unter unieren 2sisrn auf biefs
SpieIerei aufmertiam. Sic bereitst pieI
8er8nii8en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-30

p% anSsisen finben bur6 Oas ,,8O'
6enbIait" bic tpeitefe 8srbreitune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-30

Die fsiniten Drudarbsitsn Der Stabt,
aisfert bic Office Ses ,,@V&snbIatt".
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-28
-------------------7--
THE ROCKVILLE TRAGEDY.
Funeral OF Peter Egbert, the slayer Of
Five Persons.

Funeral OF Peter Egbert, the slayer Of
Five Persona.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 2s. The
funeral of Peter Egbert, the slayer Of the
FIVE victims at Rockville Saturday, took
place at = o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Whether from curiosity or not, the Meth
odist church was packed to suffocation,
and many could not get In. The funeral
was from the undertakers shop and thence
to the oh uroh. The remains were never
taken to the Egbcrt home. The services
were simple the minister briefly remark
ing that the public was already sufficient
ly familiar with the tragedy. The father'
a sister and two brothers OF Eybert at
tended. The funeral OF Deputy Sheriff
Sweem occurred at IL o'clock Monday
morning, and OF Sheriff Null at O'Clock
Monday. afternoon. Tho three Haskes
will not be buried until Tuesday.
The newspaper correspondents, in the
excitement reported the death OF Miss
Julia Egbert. the sister of the assassin,
but she Is still alive. The news OF the
tragedy has been carefully kept from her,
as the shock would certainly killed her
She has the typhoid fever and is reported
as somewhat better. While the general
opinion is that Egbert was insane, yet
there are dissenting opinions to this view
Many, however, believe 1t was sudden
| flt of insanity, brought on by a violent al
,rcation with Mrs. Haske over some triv
| ial matter In the alloy. Egoert had 4
brother who was sent To the asyi un
| Forty-seven cartridges were found In M
coat after DEATH
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FATAL FIRE AT MOLINE.
william sage Perishes and Two Others
Are Injured.

Moline, Ills, April % One man was
burned to death AMI another was serious
ly injured ut fire here carly Sunday
morning, The building burned was oc'
cupled rs restaurant and boarding
house by s. A. Walter on Second avenue.
The origin of the fire Is "a mystery, but 10
is supposed to have been due to the expio-
sion of kerosene lamp The old frame
building was dry as finder and was con-
sumed In "a very short time, The dead
was William Sage. lodgcr, aged Is,
who suffocatcd or burned to death in his
room.
The injured are: John West. lodger,
aged %, seriously burned about the face,
head and arms; hands, arms and feet cut
with brokcn glass; will probably recover.
Nellie Swanson. domestic, aged IL, beg
badly sprained and slight burns. Mrs
Walter was awakened about a m. by the
smell Of smoke and aroused her husband
who found tho whole Of the rear end OF
the building in il,mes. West was sur
rounded by the flames and was severely
burned and cut by broken glass in max
ing his escape Sage was not missed. and
his body was found by the firemen three
hours after the fire was discovered.
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River and Harbor Bill.

WASHINGTON, April 2s-The senate
committee on commerce finally concluded
its consideration of the river and harbor
bill at 3 o'clock Monday. Almost the en-
tire day was spent in committee in an ef-
fort TO agree upon compromise upon the
conflicting claims of San Pedro and Santa
Monica to the proposed deep water harbor
for southern California, but without sue
cess. and the bill finally passed upon by
the committee carries the figures as
agreed upon last Friday.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-28
PEARL BRYAN MURDER TRIAL
Detective Grim Takes the stand st th'
Trial of scott jackson.

NEWPORT, Ky, April 2s Monday being
motion day, the court was delayed longer
than usual before taking up the trial oi
Scott Jackson. The first witness called
was Detective Grim, who testified to hayt
ing seen tracks on the bank above where
the boldly was found which seemed to
have been made by the rubbers which
Pearl BRYAN wore He was present when
Jackson and Walling were arrested ana
was also present at the private examina-
tion held In the Office OF Chiof Deitch.
The defense made motion TO rule
out everything testified TO which
was not confession. The court
ruled that the jury could give no consid
GRAFTON whatever to the testimony Oh
witnesses which detailed what one OF the
defendants said about the other Another
question was then raised concerning an
other private examination held In the
room of detention.
Tho defense argued that Crim's tcsti'
mony concerning admissions or state
monts at this inquisition was not compe-
tent until IL was shown that no threats
Or Inducements had been employed be-
fore Jackson was brought into the court
room. This question was argued.
| The court sustained the objection OF the
| defendants counsel. Grim then told the
story Of the effort to overhear Jackson and
| Walling talking In a sensitive cell on the
day they were brought from the Hamii
ton county Jail to Newport Grim SAID
that Jackson asked Walling II he had
told reporters that somebody was furnish
ing him with whisky and tobacco, Wall
ing said "No." Jackson said, You re all
right" Finally jackson said "Waillng
you stand pat when you get over there,
and after that the talking became indis
i a i..oa
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INTERVIEW WITH RUSSELL
Does Not Know Whether He Would A.
cept the Presidential Nomination.

Does Not Know Whether He Would Ac-
cent the Presidential Nomination.
NEW YORK, April 2s.-A Boston special
to The World in which Ex-Governor Rus
sell is interviewed at length, says that In
the course of the interview the ex-gov'
ernor said;
"The position of the president is one OF
tremendous responsibility. Ii involves so
many things, requires so much OF the
man who would Ill H. i doubt, yes, l
doubt very nuch, IL | would care to take
up the load were it thrust upon me. l
believe that a president should go into
office unfettered. Therefore, L hold hrm-
ly that would never even be candi date
on platform that was not in accord with
my own principle. would never consent
60 strnddle on finance, or any other public
auestion. should not go into Office
bound by hampering declarations, rc
stricted i'm the power of veto, helpless In
authority"
would you accept nomination upon
n plntform Of your beliefsy'
IL don't know. l should hesitate very
seriously But this Is too far ahead.
tell YOU in all earnestness that first the
Democratic party must settle these hhah
cal questions that are disturbing the
country. I don't care what other NOR
may be dong about seeking nomina
tion. but Of this one thing am positive
no one shall 20 to the convention pledgo'
20 me and unmindful OF what Is best FOL
the party and the country"