The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-10-01

week. Nobody hurt.
Traffic and travel is very light between
Scranton and Moss Point.
Pascagoula and Lightning Point are wide
open to Scranton people.
Many OF our citizens have bad the prevailing
fever who never called in doctor.
Capt. s. r. Thompson and son Albert are at
work at Fontaineblesn Detention Camp.
Capt. 0. P. Barnes vent down to the De-
tention Camp al Fontainebleau Wednesday.
Mr.. J. I. Ford and family left Camp Fon-
tainebleau for Nashville, Tenn, on Monday
night.
The pilot boat Matte George is receiving
general repairs at Capt. Geo. Frentz's ship
yard.
The Board Of Supervisors will not meet
Monday on account Of the prevailing sickness
and quarantine.
Mrs. DR.. W. R. Kell and children left the de-
t~eution camp at Fontainebleau for North Caro-
lima Tuesday night.
Quarantine Guard A. d. Krebs, in charge
| of the entrance to the Pascagoula river, re-
ports no invasions from infected places.
Mr.. Joseph Wells is q good railroad man.
He keeps the dummy running on schedule
time between this place and P~ascagoula.
A fine, bouncing boy baby was born to Mr.,
! and Mrs. Robert F. Seymour at their resi-
dence on Pascagoulu street last Monday night.
Tuesdays departures for Camp Fontaine-
bleau were: Mrs. ]. J. Watson and four chill
dren, Pascagoula. Destination, New Orleans.
We are reliably informed that the Irish
toothache has broken out at Pascagoula.
The services Of the national expert is not
needed.
Mr.. Frank A. Laurendine, the popular L. l.
N. niybt operator, after a brief spell Of sun
fever, returned to his post Of duty Tuesday
night.
Chas. Carlson, a sailor, was before Acting
Mayor Clark last Friday for Violating Ordi-
nance No. SO. He was fined $40 and costs;
total, $l4.40.
Miss Lucy Laurend'ne, the efficient operator
at the Postal Telegram office, is at her keys
again, after a slight attack of the prevailing
dengue or malarial fever.
Every day we meet on our streets persons
who have just recovered from the prevailing
sickness. Some of them said they were sick
only a day or SO, and had no doctor.
The whiskey supply is getting short in
Scranton. The State Board Of Health will not
let the article come in. We always thought
that q certain brand Of whiskey would kill
germs. However, we may be mistaken.
Mr.. Edmund J. Jane, the popular assistant
cashier Of the scranton State Bank, who is
sojourning at Monteagle, Tenn, writes
friends here that he is just recovering from
spell of mountain fever.
Vice Consul Mr.. Vincent Ros, of this place
has received official news from the Consu|
General OF Uruguay that peace has been rati'
fled between the insurgents aud the govern
ment aud approved by the Uruguay Congress
John Flowers, colored, was recently tried be-
fore Justice Johnston Ware at Bluff Creek fol
carrying a concealed weapon and sentenced Il
the county Jail for thirty days. ID. Martin
of West Pascagoula, brought the prisoner herr
last Sunday.
Why don't the physicians don the linel
buster, soaked in a solution of bi.cl"ride o
murcury, over their clothes reaching to tn
floor, AS the doctors in Ocean Springs and othe'
places do where the prevailing fever exists
Consistency, thou art a jewel.
The seven wonders of the modern world are
Q) Dr.. John Guileras; (2) Yellow Fever il
Scranton (3) The NJ. A. Dees QUARANTINE
Gordon; a. The Camp of Detention at Fon
, tainebleau; 10y The Fumigation of Mails; 70
r The Refugees; ~ The U. S. Marine llospi'a
, Service.
Quarantine Officer Mark A. Dees knocked DR.
r. d. Murray out in the first round last Sun
dav. Mark told the doctor of the U. ). Marin
= service to 90 into infected places and loo
after the sick. Dees said he was well heele
and had thousand brave men at his back.
. Some of our people are satisfied with til
, fare served at Camp Fontainebleau, and som
are grumbling because the soup Is not THO
enough. Our people like their soup yer
y thick, 30 that il can be lifted with a forl
: There ia so much nourishment in such soup.
Our merchants and business men can no
have their fall job printing done, such as b
. heads, statements, envelopes, circulars, and
fact all printed stationery that they may mel
during the fall and winter. Send your orde
to the DEMocRAr-STAR office, as they will
Or promptly filled at very reasonable price
:" Don't delay.
Our neighboring town Of Moss Point, on I
, north, is more fortunate than Scranton in r
" gard to visits of yellow fever experts. I
!. wise (?) Or. Solomon IS the only enc OF the
W panic makcrs who has been allowed to look
on Moss Point. The local doctors OF tn
H. place soy there is no denRue or yellow disea
VI any klnu, Ndu tucv s"y '"ey INV" S"S
"a when they see it. Their opinion is taken
T. gospel truth, but Scranton had to send off
Cuban experts to tell our local doctors VT
in the thing was. What a difference!
-. The panic and quarantine has struck Scr'
Ton a heavy blow, aud it will take years fo'
to recover. The water works and elect
light enterprise will not be put in operat
" until next year, and other enterprises c.
zee templated for the town will have to be
Of rerred until business is resumed again.
= fact, everything in our tow has got a back
BY the foolish panic and quarantine.
Of Symptoms Of the dengue or break-b'
'ed fever: Chilly sensations, pain in the Dor
headache, pains 10 the back and knee joli
rs sometimes sickness in the stomach and Won
ing. When any Of the above symptoms
m. apparent let the patient be put to bed. G
asst him some simple medicine, castor oil, keep
va, patient quiet a few days and he will be W
o. liz don't need 4 yellow fever doctor to II