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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-02-26
Petition For Liquor License.


|, Gcorgr =. Andt. a male no nson ovcr the age
of twenty .unr years. and a resident ot said town.
county aud state do hereby make application to
Nour honorable body to grant me a h,cuS" to sch
by retail NinuuS, alcoholic, malt Intoxicating or
spiriuuus liquors in less quantity tiau nuc gallun
for the prilu of twelve months from the Npla.
ton 0f my present license AT my place uf hu~inrS,
ON corner WHShngt N and Robertson HlruurS tuI.
m"ilN "cenmrd by the late 4. FRANCE lh" housr
known as I'll" Paragon saloon upon my comply
iug with III" provisions of the dla.u shop IgN.
Respectfully submitted
GEoEGE EpwRp NLNlr
To the Honorable Board of Mayor aud Aldermen
"t the town ot Ocean Springs, Jackson county,
Mississippi:
The undersigned petitioners respectfully SHOW
that We, and each of us, are legal and qualified
voters of the town If Ocean SPRING IN thu count,
OF jackson state OF Mis- i>sippi and reside in stld
town, that we recommend George T.. Arudt a res.
i'll, nj ui said town, To be- Of good reputation and
sober and suitable person to receive a h,,Iis, a.
above applied for by him to sell at retail ,iuuus
alcoholic. malt, Intoxicating ol SpnimorS liquoS
in less quantities than one gallon at his place OF
business in said town as stated in his application,
and petitioners will ever pray etc:
Jos Racon 'iarrard William Augustus SiGcrson
ltobnt Adnrnl lanclravr, Harley farumu lialstrad
Edwu Martin WcNtbrouk George Loui, lllar
has Ernst Pahst benjamin Franklin Joachim
Emil lomning rusunl Nah,
Joseph Bcllndr AlphouSt Braugcl
DHu"i / Russell JlrN . kcttr
William Iorruzcn Alfred Stewart
Hiram Fisher Russell Thomas Randolph Fran
james >0drn August y kuS,mhpau
George liypolitr rardy Thomas -u, Keys
Louis Ryan Green Sat, her
1aut Gluad Charles Wesley Madison
Herman Nil John l3rauL,H
Frank Jefferson I.UIHv Samuel / IlaN Hand
Frederick nuttu,r mrub Martin
Ernest Mitchell Bcaugrz Aou2o j. sheldon
William Aaron Horton "oscph L"tlrl
GrrGuirc Nirdcr Amuu Catrhot
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-02-26

proceed to sell the following property men
toned therein. at the front door Of the court
house, in said county during legal hours. said
property being described ~ follows to-wit:
That certain piece Of land situated in
township <. south range west in jackson
county. Mississippi. beginning at an iron
stake at the northeast corner Of the fence Of
Mrs +. MOrlrt in the town Of scranton, on
the lot on which she now resides on the east
side of pascaguula street. and north OF the
Louisville and Nashville railroad. and runs
south from said stake along the fence Cf Mrs,
f. MOrlct ES feet to the southwest corner
thence south 81 degrees and ~ minutes east
laOO feet to stake on the north 81 le of h. 4
\. rallroad thence north 300 feet; thence
west l.3nO feet to place of beginning. To sa'-
isfy said deed OF trust and all cost of said
sale. l.. F. DcJEAN Trustee
February T. 1897. 5a-it
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-02-26
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

sell
Mississippi
MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF MARCH, 1897
thereof make
fiscal 1896,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-02-26
Trustees Sale,

BY virtue OF Il certain deed Of trust. made
to secure the Payment Of Il certain indebted
ness To Ed. Mitchell, recorded in book H.
pages 1920 OF the record Of deeds OF the
county OF Jackson and state Of Mississippi l.,
the undersigned. trustee named In said deed,
will on
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-02-26
Petition For Liquor License.

To the Honorable Board of MaNor and Aldermen
of the town "t Ocean Springs IN Jackson
County. MiS~iSsippi
l. Antrnln rov CatChut 4 male person over the
age of twcnty-onc Years and resident of said
town. county and State ,lo hereby MAKE apuca.
tun tp Nunr honorable body 10 grant M a license
to sell by retail VIunus alcoholic malt mtoNi-
eating or Spirituous liquors in a less quantity than
one gallon for the period of twelve months ~ M,
house situated on the southeast corner of Wash.
mgtpu and DcSutu avenues in said town of Ocean
Springs 'pon my complying with the provisions
OF the dram shop law.
Respectfully submitted
ANTONIO TOY CATCHOr
To the Honorable Board of Mavw and Aldermen
OF tne town of Ocean springs, Jackson county,
Mississippi,
The undersigned petitioners being majority Of
the qualified voters Of the town Of Ocean Springs.
in jackson county Mississippi respectfully rec.
ummcud AutOniu Toy Catchot arcsjd,nt of sal |
town of Ocean springs, to br ut good reputation
and sober and suitable person 10 receive license
~ ahuyo applied for by him to sell by retail
vnuuS alcoholic malt. Intoxicating or spnituous
liquors IN less quantities than urr gallon at his
place Of business in said town stated in his ap-
plrati m Such license to BE- issued tJ him accord.
ing to law.
Respectfully submitted
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-19
Ten norifs oanife Yresjc=
forenina

AZ arsritn Fl ION t~stisntt ct priOut ssors
ouno 'tift,t mso BET 5pOsofurmaal at brins
&c Htts Sanos nortsh1nif. qpigmano /
psrionIig gsrsrslis mso Ein1nsn 90 osrs
lg1snnsm fnb' en- rOIiasr,, forinlisers %
fslti9Isrnsm p4roigers Sons / Qrssisn.
5%orenins,n bar inssn ftiuIi, Jcrmaal, in,
gsH for Samfunbsts 5rsO % 9sloar.
fdrIig: gagtant.r mso fine aarlige Sams
msntcmitsr. Ss at 5Drminsens arbsios
ausrsoe bar baurst 5rugt. bill inetn for
isss at nssts. ION islgsr mso ben nurIts
eanfts pr.sI. kr / 2anst; An bitr. Der
in1Iigbeosns politit, ium for nogle Gur
tiIbae. ubeioros bore 8labes melt irins,
falosnH &arattsriitit, Ct dfo9mpst; man
sr blst mere forionIig, mere urban, ON
nan iaa bill. Sg Zen Del uf prssIsn,
Ium t; BET ffrits Gur TtileN Zig / It unns
ligt 5orholo til 5crsninssn, sr isn,r. tom.
met mso, Hsrs Og flsre 9laa, inbtil ben
MI mfatt,r all. nprIt, og be HsIts o1nTtt
aciisr Ser 2anbst, ION i'll. al gsOsruFiit
Snipn prattiit TAFT sr forhinorst ira Al
nsItass / 5orainesns Meoer.
8et sr berfur eanits naturligt, at ben
u~rsnIiss aritit, ium man tibIigsrs bib,
finoe 5orsninesn cs Nns Meosr gjort til
9itnitaro for i ubsnforita1snOs glaos, el
belt og boIpsnt %furitummst; sanIts oiit FL
Der enonu ct BAR Snoioioer, bOis iGrlig,
SpgaOe ipnes at bare at ipils Stinton,
refs Ro1s / ben nOritsOanIte Sounaliitii
berrusr, ION furisgsr at p9oe i'm Sale iaa:
mssst, ION os mso en- ipruttn glar for,
mar, bOsrsang 9rssisfuuninssn sr pac
Sals, men oa bette sr aft, bpaO rlan u,nts,
Tg % for BEN Says Stplo enfter fra b
SoIO, bill ;ngsn unors fig. Msrs cher.
roifsnbs sr bst osrimuo at is ben "9an'tt
pioneers" Gbicaso Rsprai,ntlnt, bsl
tlers plsier at bore fprnsm moi, at ieo
ian lie. ct Sslfab / 5orbiuoslis meo BE-
iioIts PresIsmsOs / Gbicasr. GGsr p1,
maaIts pipnauns o~nof1bsfuIOs 3cfera.
aF Msb,t laost sftsr Srbrs? - 8. 8
Sppeoale / "amerita."
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-19
xelearatem % Gooertops,.

Sra sSupan f~tripss, at man h, r., L
iterite ganit.lighso m.o al BON, III
s~rufnsttst frit for en- Sllsg itur, Gu
topp. Tom paa utrOlis fort aio opS,,,1.
fine Ret paa 5sIssraftraaosne % g..
5Orbinosli. mslIsm 5raaoen 90 2,rn,~1
iiaen. hnOrceo ssssrdfer'ns i manss]
f9loer umulissieres.
9preN fpinbsr nemfs fin, sruo, :.
Sr9srnss 0r.ne os fslOs Wdrsn, d a.
o Spinost bliDr fustist, bliur M |
ubmartst 2sber for ben elsttrifs s,,,,
ION iaalsoes Isbss nso til Suroen iH,y.
for ejennem Seksraftraaosn III r,,
Stntion. 2inisn blipsr Rrpo ubru,.,
Widn bar MI maattet uoienNs bsb n,
mser, uoruit.re mso lang. gdm6usi,s
mso boiltet Goosrtopnsttene fi,ru,s :
Sslsgraftraaosne. Men b. flittiu, ,,
r.parer.r firtigsre I'm. Rst, sno Grin
terns fan eoel1ase benz. Sapard,,
bar MI nspps anott at siere sno at ii,I,
Sslsardftraaoene.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-19
Salc peo ABE Sftpbsrieiten |
Securnb."
u, 8. 81. Club.

1aore, Sanner CO 8snnsr at 2utter
Gplege. 8i sr iumlsoe til Set! 50
5eItitsmnins buroe Ri als pars i. Shi
bet sr ioag ben ABE Stlo6er.
Som 2.mmsr at ben triitns 8irts ia,
hi pcrs tore friftns NinNfsitsr. / bpilts
be iterIts - for sio os GDisbeo afsis=
rsnOe gssiunbsosr iumIsr fig ion i III
9r9nopuntt. Se Dem bill Ri iOm SriItns
fsrit % frsmit rers mso.
Scm 2emmsr af Statskagnst bar oi
Dor iturs national. RinneisIt. 90 ben
iii Ri ION gorgtrs oars mso at fsirs mel
fuIot Sjsrts.
Som 2smmsr at ZEN lutbsrIt, &irt,
bar ri Dor itrre 5eitoag, Dor Rsformas
tirnsIeIt, Os rso ben riI iugsn tru 2utbsrls
nsr iarlss.
Som 2,mmsr al bet Slmfuno, Der
bGrsr Rdunst: "Spnooen for Ten norit sp.
lutRrifs &irte / 4msrita" bdr Ri oaiaa
Dor 5sitoas: ban 14o Sttobsr. Zen sr
W9rtsoagsn / bort SImfurSs SiItcris,
ia isg ter iise / bort 5rlts Siitoris / bette
2mo.
SO1g sr bet 80 aar, iioen BET gamls
Gclltss pla bette Stso blsp inorist. Selp
bar jeg Ium en- al BET isrit, Stub, Der |
GrGlsgets SltuIpssr fnoss cpigrt Iom
"8raousntsr ira Gutter golsgs," Eisns
rions til en- gspaqsIie us IN 5sitftsumins,
,osr bdr eftsrlaot ct uuoilstsligt SnDtrpt.
Roget iaaoant maa man islp bare nab /
for iulot uo at tunns puro'rs ri.
Sor 30 aur iiosn tcssrs umtrina 5000
Wansitsr mso % prsiisr ps Yrufesios
rsr BET bar umtrsnt lls preittr os
Profssiursr SamfunSst ti,os oensans -
y Srpit eiter anmoeuiu9
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-19
Spring GROVE, Ninn.
l2te Sitobsr, 1897

l2te OCTOBER, 1897.
I'll Sr. U. Sppesuurp, 2uuper. pr.
Ssneios.
Seq lRite ipr en- lib iioen ct poll,
till 0orsesbreo / "9scorats9 Soften"
for 3ois September us timber osri, al
5Oriattereu onoler mes.t Ssirepartist
osrbjemme. iaaat, berfpm bans Yaas
itdnoe Os baus Spusmnaoer er ianoe,
iaa sr bette 9urti / 9iurse laps iaors.
lanesfnite 5pli, Der opo rsr baate
2nno os acre ior iUsnits Seuipn.
Com mungeaaris amrtiaRit gors
ger lisaer bet iaa nG fur mig at bpioe
@snitrss &olittisn i Rorse, bu,lfet isg
osida sjsr; men baaOe jss us mine
eanosm1no bsromirins bar eubnu
SiGrlieb.o for bort samls 51Orelouo,
os suitsr port dolf berbjemme maaiie
ugos .rlosits Naal ben 5ribeo, iom
bore siaUe Sabre gap benz. Oct sr
oeriOr msO gemOO. jss Iaisr ON, Of
Sslre % DiOosrat. / port G9orelano
tOUsoiasells betuar Of 54orslanos.
iprrabers.
Seq uto. at 2e bsrsr III bet mOos.
rate %artl ! Sirr5e. men jes ijenosr
Dem for Ell ianpbeOsflarlts ginnb, o.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-19
SmaapIuf.

81. @. Bate reiite i 5rssnos til
Grano Sorts Os nuprs Bper ROro
9otrtu / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Son
bltr bert. ct Bar Tiger.
SFieferet bar ftnoi1itst Gom.
men oosr ganisr Boomer @autOn.
Mr. Boomer bl.p iormi 5 aars Strai.
arb.ios os til al b,tals su giulft al
$1,000 for ~beoraosriii Santiorrstuius.
ar. Z. 6. Sutdiniou, iom / Here
aar bar praitiisrst ipm 3onolase
SIour gitn. er Hpttst tilbnes III 3t.
cornt. San Tar lsist 9Otalft Upsr
@iunsibsit gpuntp gant.
IOrsbag aftsu tnlsr ben BE-.
tisHbte Gulsosmptrnt 8puum / Sttpers
CserabUs.
Grtbur Gnunti:n tOm i 9gronss
bib fra Soma Gitp for at t~iIbrins,
Ssnbnsen hismms.
Sra SIuslsr bar iOlst 81 Gerss
Of 5losIsr'5 armen iii Clemens grpd.
amp Of 6efinu for $4,000. life iulOi
s97 pr. Acre.
- Dir. Os girs. @. 8ebisruipn i
Rabiipn IoDnibip bl.p iprrige Ssn.
bag iurpriieo al Na5Osr o. gennsr,
Tom ttlbrasts en- bpssslis G%itermioooe
Os aitsu. 9e islpbuous @iater meo'
bruste uslipIOte Rao:urue us en- 9euge'
sope pnu s7S. 5rebipe 9aaars a
oenne Sum Tom fra SIR. Os Wrs. ge,
blsrniOus SprH Gbicusu.
aeuOtut q. 2Ommen % Sprseu
Common, osiiitersuos Stats ietretqr
II. Bnul, fOm til 9scorab fbfe uel
for at bsisas Sl9st cs Ysnnsr Os ieIr'
ben l4oe Sttobsr paa 9utber college.
De rsiite tilbase til Ct. Saul Ssnpat
Giten.
Sumtiois TOM psiua Son. u. s.
9eisbers. Setretar for Winue iotd,
SernbunetOmmisiiUn. Sr. 5e,sber!
reiite 2Urspus Aitsn til Maoiiur
@is., Tor at beige 1T somle Diem D.,
2uibfonona.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-19
6runoitcot / hci 80.
Camper ira 6auana iorliier mar
Gyiten uuOer tot Gage.
30 S,nnoreoe ornfnct.

SaD1n1, 16a Stt. apitoamp,rn
TRITON" pll Reis bsrfrl til SaEl
5oaoa j prcptnin Yinlr 81 Rio - q
i:r.;it mtlsm 9onnita % WarieI pal
ROrotgitn al naunts pro0ins, Og ale
GmborH1rsHH NIB l~lno.agsIis al 10, en-
Y1siagtr Og Yrcuiantfrrpaltsr:r, Ct oruts
MT.
D.: msoo.lss, al "Sriton" bdps op.r
$50 9asiag:uer cmboro, % ale Oisis Ct
s'tU Al SandpniisRo omtcmp farrn,n
Hso BE- so UIano nr uogiOrN Gamprns
giatuing.
unou Tang. oe bel 81 imorgss ait
ben p1a 9runo omtrtHt 8 Wil fra aps
ten. d to, ion rsooea fig iIanb, II uns
tcnn: til ct. WarisI. D, fiaer, b. inoen
SunSita6 bar ON b ruries 9asIaasrsra %
yl1nSif1bsts StjGbn..
I'm ipani.s Slrrnb11o "U2aris gh-is
TINA" % SI1bebaaosn "2ouiTs" II afs
saast 5erfra til l~lIpttssii,ost; men unar
ben hfis Se9ans blso bet umuliat for
"Gtrtitirc" At naa cio fer MI iaFt,n.
Sm6oro / sen uInttsIig. 91mpsr p,r bsr
$3l Sel0, toormsb Be ip1nHs sul.
H1t'r os RariHsre Ttulos bstaleg.
Ufnn hi bib. at "5riton" par nrsrs
l''ttt. Ten hinn ombcrb en- ffnr mrnobs
N'rorI'tor'r % gnruriticn forinr 90
Sasisr RifIr FOR Rsgierinasng srcppsr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-19

rse, al Dc irtmior aft bpleer : auo'
btetu. GuHss Ts life ! 12tcprat
2ofm- aisrs reSe icr Terss Cpid,'
ming Of ;, 5VrholO. cs Sssirsnbsser
iom sr Filsrst / 9orsssbrspst % sioc
h7,E ben Rs;, iOm tiI'ommsr BAN, ems
ten bet sr SFirs ener @eHtre. SEQ
tror. etiis ollie in~isrssisrs mango al
@9scprabs2 pit,n.s 9ri,rs htrorer.
Ia Der boz mango Of 3.rss icrbsnpas
rrucs Spsetioli btrpmirius, uilss bel
0siaa iutsrssiers os mssst at iaa hcrs
mere ON bet iHers fpmuuals Stsl /
suno,r. oa alt Der ausaur Spsueeo'
len, Ssueios % Rirssriis. er ps en-
i,or Sorasisiis ct laa hsrs ON.
Sermso en- UsHiis StIiea, os jog baos
Der, % ioarsr pea G~oenitoaeuoe.
6. z. Sphuicn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-19
TecDrab % SmeglI.
Slntbrennt.
7sH isss c,sobsT 1921

S~intbrenht.
Rnt III ssneas Hi.rsu FL 9 % 10
p~seas,oss Slelss ! Better HoOHsns
etolS STEINER Troui Stun. SIeer
sor btsuHot bnssufor en- 1ropps. boOr
Der par nrs,t 81. "a duis Tom I'll
e~reref.sst, par t:is stolotns Sabre
ppfpIst al Sfs Os tiIesIs 6tammer. os
uaat,t Der bIsu siort alt mulist for Of
iaa us b, Q S,f,. Igiteoss bet 'un a
rsoS. TO al hem. Rsfsr inosbrnnots.
On az SsHsus hapes man ioast ben I'll
gsr.H, men Iaus,r 1T nan ben life:
ben isrous tilbuss til I'm Saas Os ems
tom. 5oruesn Setsne, StaISsn os
npsI. stur traupts rs'aa 500 Suihsls
Sapr.. en- SeI 90. oft S1letsi og en-
Del RssRa6.r. 9et belle Eub nnInoss
til rutrtHs 1920, ION er tllfirritsIis
enstet ree gsiuraucs.
Ran iprmoosr. at Slesu tilirIeis'
ris .r soa'ot Of en- 2nuptrpssr. Tom
CT eooe: lno / SiaIosu for at ioue ON
3att.n, tur tSnOt I'm 9ibs Os Iust is
n,b i Sset.: Gst bar bauci flsrs 6augs
fsr, at Cmiirsifers tor isst Rniislp
saa iomms eth, tsur StSeu ~btsauote.
- SOs Spisp5 SUsriOu i Ssspsr
Topnibip brruot. HpIle is q 20 1ous
5s. ROsIs imaa Ssru bdoos u~iOrua'
renos iaost fat ! Sprfifter Os inalsces
~foranrias.t ulpttsH. Susriun buroe
osiursr.t / BET nOrifs Gormsr Selitab
ps M en- Gritntuius Of $50.
-IteIissrs / Ssit orabiss psO 9pn'
usoIag en- Seit tilhsr,nbs de q. Subu'
ION / Como. Ecpnibip. Nf famine
SsIitab ri ban is uobstnIt en- Stu'
oe%serftatuiua Of $50.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-19
Ten gpIonc unsoom.

9eu iaa lause, bu pil, iaa ubsigr Doc
be isrite 90 Glar Den itsrite 3 al bit
9iu. De ipnes lao, mcoeus De iuin,
Der ben; be ipnes iua. naar Ou ifue,
tilbase pau benz, os be optaser en- mere
irsmtrabenos 4laos / bin grinoriua
eno aae be Iar. Der fslger eiter benz.
Giteriom bette er 5ili9lo.t, bupr piss
zig er bet oa life, at oisis 4ar bliper
nnpsuote til @ruuolRgselie al sooe
Srlncipsr. til at uopiile Slnasfulobeo,
til at cpslite sObe Saner ps til at fig
ale be 2piier Os 5Ornpislisr, buls
uunOSuaeilse 5rusier oil BLUE Bitter
leo os Sors i ieusre Gar. Gag bore
paa be iDrite 20 slar al bit 9ip, iaa
fan On meo Gruno forpsnte, at be iibIte
20 oil inse sOct bare pnn big.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-19

for SanDteo, for sun rs Fisnp a,.,.
for alt, hDue Der .1I.s bel on, Ill N,s,
neIie fur bort 5olt, til 0slFgn.li, In !,
Qano! -
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-19

Sitrrt 9rofesior: "gnr satt,u us, nv
sretbe, ben friser fig, at iss III, tan arb,
6pcr tr otn?s
Satterfn: SSu Fiber 10 pna ben far!'
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-19

Sposns asn. ellie g,tsr: "Jaar Ou ucsst
ai bin ROr naar gu e. iaill"
eil, artl: "Rd = men its iaar a0sst,
nour iss it,, q mil.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-19

y Srpit eiter 9lnmopuius
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-03
Gen. Miles Plan Secuted.

CHICAGO, November 3.-General
Nelson A. Miles has submitted to q
supervising architect plans for the new
post Office building that it will bs a
wise precsution to make provisions for
mounting few eattlin9 guns over the
several approaches to the new struc-
ture. His idea is that some precaution
should be taken to protect the building
from being sacked and destroyed in
time of great excitement or local COM
motion. Local labor leaders denounce
the proposition and its author in un-
measured terms. Secretary Sherman of
building trades council, said: 'No
sane man could conceive q scheme so
utterly devoid of common sense.
General Miles recent trip to some of
the civilized portions of Europe have
given him some new ideas on city for
tificatiOns."
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-03
The Monetary COmmiss ion
Getting Ready for Congress.
THE CURRENCY QUESTION
The Commission Appointed by the Last
Congress Have Gone to Work in
Washington to Report q Practical
Currency Measure.

WASHINGTON, November 3.-The
monetary commission reconvened today
for the purpose of commencing the pre-
paration of its report and of the curren-
cy measure which is to be submitted to
congress. Since its appointment and
the issuance of an invitation to the
public to express It's views, the commits
sion has been deluged with mail matter
from every section of the country.
Bankers and other inanciers, business
men and wage workers have put their
views upon paper. some of the COM
munications being of considerable
length, and there has been q remark
ably strong expression of opinion for
the withdrawal of greenbacks and
treasury notes, and in favor of the
unitication of paper currency simply
into silver certificates and coin certifi-
Gates. So far there has not been an
inkling of the sentim snts of the COM
mission and nothing will be authori-
tatively known concerning it's couclu-
sions until it's report has been officially
transmitted to congress.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-03
Prominent Americans Return.

NEW YORK, November 3-The
White Star steamer, Teutonic, which
is due here from Liverpool today, has
amongst its passengers Wilson Bar
rett. Marshall Field and J. Pierpont
Morgan. The famous English actor is
en- rou'e to Australia, where during
the coming season he will produce
''The Sign of the Cross" ''Claudau, {"
and others of his successful plays.
hicsgo's merchant prince has been
visiting his daughter in England, and
at the same time studying the COM
mercial situst tion ross the water. In
an interview just before sailing he ex-
pressed the impression that European
confidence in the United States is not
returning with the improving CONNER
cial conditions on this side, and in
sisted that this confidence would never
be fully restored until the currency
issue had boen settled ON a rational
aud firm basis. The great New York
fnancier and syndicate promoter has
according to the best advices utilized
his brief stay in London by arranging
the preliminaries of a gigantic wire
and nail trust.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-03
Burlington Railroad Meeting.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, November 3.-The
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Burlington road opened at the
general offices at noon today. The an
nual report of operations, which has
heretofore been published and which
is of most satisfactory nature, was
adopted. Approval was voted of the
action of the directors in regard to
purchasing the Grand Island and
Wyoming Central, the Grand Island
aud Northean Wyoming, and the big
Horn Southern, all roads west of the
Missouri river and which heretofore
have been operated by the Burling ton
under leases. The old board of stock
holders will be reelected and the
board will meet in Boston next week
for the election of officers.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-03
CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
President Mckinley Attends the Cele-
bratiOn of Founders Day.

UIdIlOu VI Ddy.
PITTSBURG, Pa, November g.
President Mckinley arrived here from
Canton shortly after noon today, and
is the guest of the art committee of the
Carnegie library. Today is Founders
day of the Carnegie institute, and late
this afternoon the president will par
ticipate in the formal exercises and at
tend the opening concert of the Pitt
sburg Symphony orchestra. He will
leave for Washington about midnight.
The pictures in the exposition which
opens today have been selected by the
internationa al committee which includes
in its mem bership John w. Swan of
London, Edwin Lord Weeks, of Paris,
William M. Chase of New York, Frank
Duveneckes of Cincinnati, John La
Fargo of New York and Miss Cecilia
Beaux of Philadelphia. This jury was
elected by the artis's contributing to
the exhibition, and the operation of
this original and democratic plan has
been wa .ched with interest by artists
everywhere. Naturally there is much
anxiety on the part of the would-be
exhibitors regarding the outcome of
the jury's deliberations. The London
pictures were selected by committee
including Abbey, Alma Tadema, Sar-
gent, Orchardsou and Millet, while
those from Paris aud Munich were
selected by eminent artists of those
Cities
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-03
National w. C. T. U. AdiOurns.

BUFFALO, N. Y, November 3.-The
closing sessions of the National Wo-
mans Christian Temperance conven-
tion are being held today. The morn
ing session was devoted to the routine
reports of standing committees on rail-
road rates and kindred business. The
evangelistic hour and conservation for
of Honolulu. This afternoon the con-
vention will come to an end with fare
we'll addresses by the Countess Di
Brazi, Mrs. Booker 7. Washington of
Alabama, Mrs. Leouora M. Lake of
Missouri and Miss Willard
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-03
OF Course We Will.

PUBLISHERS HERALD:-In your ad-
vertisipg columns appears the adver-
tisement of the National Guar
antee Loan and Trust company, where
in my name appears as pres dent of the
Ell Paso Branch. l presume my cleo
tion to this position was owing to a
belief entertained by the stock holders
in this city that there was q kind of
relation existing between the business
of building and loan and that of life
insurance and that, as 1 was recognized
as somewhat of an authority on life in
surance. l ought to be posted on build
ing and loan. Whether this be true or
not, feel that my duty to the persons
who ele cted me demand that l should
not allow my name to be used in an
advertisement designed to forward the
interests of this institution after it as
ceased to pos ess my confidence. My
experience with the National Guaran-
tee Loan and Trust company has not
satisfied me that it is worthy of the
support of Ell Paso people.
You will therefore please remove my
name from among those appearing in
Its advertisement in your paper.
S. n. NEWMAN, Mutual Life.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-03
For Inhuman Tre atment.

ONSET BAY, Mass, November s.
Henry A. Foneke, the the osoph ist,
who is awaiting trial on charge of in
human treatment of children, has been
unable to get bail and remains in
prison. The officers say they have
plenty of evidence to convict him.
Nine. Disdebar, who has been trying
to get bail for Foneke, now assures the
officers that she will assist them in eX-
posing the whole state of affairs here
which. she says, is much wirse than
the officers ever dreamed Of being.