The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1897-06-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

OF LOCAL INTEREST.
During the past week it has been
so wretchedly hot in New Orleans as
to make one feel while there as IL the
city were business branch of-shall
we say it?-- The Bay has had
its share of the hot weather, bu6 the
thermometer is ever calmed by the
stealtby pine zephyrs and sea whis-
pers, that spread undulated bfeezes
to the fevered brow.
A gentleman from New Orleans
registered at the Crescent pass
ing by IN carriage had his eyes at
tracted 10 the "lIop L. Saloon" sign,
but his sight failed on "saloon,"
one evening late durlng the week.
Next morning, with bundle under
arm, from his hotel he "dropped"
in The Echo Office with "Well, I'll
be d-ed!'' AS soon as he had
recovered by the influence Of our
ceiling electric fan, it was discovered
that his laundry shop in the big city
the "Hop Kee" had confused him
into error. He afterwards "set 'em
up" and declared that was one on
him.
Mr.. A. G. Osolnach, editoriuli
proprietor Of the Weekly, T'hse''
leans :hn2 T1' ,l THE scene, Of Tai as hair as
'ss,Sew '',ends. r, q position ard
,sssy' 9ed perpendlcISSs 81.
y speals grew rigid<~-2ag has
r"akerf' she e$5ri9ans as a meteoric
star from literary ornaments into c
! a field of welcome whose acreless
grain is tinged with the gold of pop
uIarity. The Weekly will be changed
IN name and the same in the time OF
its periodical visits as the former
here stated indicates, "The Month.
ly," and the subscription price, as
naturally expected, will be reduced.
A correspondent writes TO the Echo:
"Mrs. j. M. Walker is engaged in a
literary undertaking which arouses
much interest among her friends.
She Is competing for the prizes Of
fsred by the Century magazine of
N. Y, for the most ingenius set of
answers to. $50 questions dealing
with art, science, literature and his
tory. We hope to see her bring the
first prize of $500 to Bay st. Louis.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Heslin, the pro-
bable successor Of the late Archbish-
or Janssens, attended the college
commencement exercises this week
and came to visit his beloved people
Of the place."
The country editor may not know
1t all, but he doesn't live long in
community without knowing deuc-
ed sight more than he publishes.
Sheldon Mail.
An acquisition TO the college since
the opening Of it's 1867 session
has been tAe presence of that schol-
arly and all-around clever gentle.
man, Brother Daniel who came here
last fall from Vicksburg, Miss. The
magnificent success Of the perform
ance of Sedecias in a great mea are
can be attributed to his skill and
pairs, the piece being under his su-
pervision and presented at Vicksburp
last year, where he had been for the
last ten years being previously to
that time IN New Orleans at Saint
Aloysius institute. To know Brother
Daniel is to gain new friend who
you love, respect and revere.
Bay st. Louis has been selected as
the next place of meeting of the Mis-
sissippi State Press Association, num-
bering about 250 members. This
session which will be OF extraord!na-
ry interest will be held on the the
third Tuesday in MaE~ 9s ~.
lasting three days. IT, o6 ers for
tbe.Bay st. Louis session acre select
ed last week, as follow: President,
}. b. Ballard, Tupelo Journal; lst
vice president, H. NJ. Quinn, Center
vile Jeffersonian; I'd vice president,
z. Z. Williams, Lumberton Head.
block secretary, Jno. G. Mcclure,
fazoo City Herald treasurer, PIX.
Mayors, Scranton Democrlt-Star;
orator, VIM Ward, StarkviIie Times;
Essayists, DR.. b. F. Psssu re. Can