The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1897-10-09

Mr.. j. l.. Hend, son, Of the quarantine
board IL ou the s.cK lisi.
Captain Ty.c' : naviug improvements
built TO his pretty cottage on Carroll ave-
nue..
r. Guerra, moved his tonsorial shop
this morning to the Taconi place, on the
beach.
A light frost was noted by early risers
] uesday morning. A killing frost Is pre-
dicted for shortly after the 20.
The family Of DR., Beard, who have been
summering ut WaYeland, have taken the
"A. ID Smith cottage for the winter. The
doctor has lucrative practice Ia New
Orleans,
Prairie fires in the rear Of the Conrad
cottages threatened much destruction of
property during the forepart OF the week
and IL was with much effort night and
day the flames were finally su5dued.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles z. Taconi are the
happy parents OF bouncing boy who
made his appearance Sunday. We con.
gratulate them and join their hest OF
well-wlshiog friends.
Our young friend aud ueighbor, John
Bengert, has purchased the half interest
OF Mr.. Tou.me Ia the fop tea saloon, and
viii conduct the business In the future.
Having many friends boy" will succeed.
Harris Practical business College,
Jackson, Miss will refund malt y0nr
tuition, uhder their guarantee plan il
they fail to secure yOu u situation.
Majog ..idwell AMI family are comfort.
abiy domiclled at the Loeber villa, having
secured a three-year lease, and haye not
only the advantage of more convenlences,
but can entertain more guests than at he
former abode. The Loeber family will
summer with the Tidwell's.
The fact that the majority OF Wave
lands municipal officers being away, most
OF them beisg summer residents, u board
has temporarily organized in case OF en-
ergency with full power to act in behalf
Of the towns nealth. Waveiand's board
Of health will CO operate with the Bays
A fine boy was born last week at "Lau.
raville" home to Mr. and Mrs. Z. q.
Gragnon. The Okolona (Miss Sun Of
last Wednesday says: "Mi. Gregnon, our
affable cotton buyer, received "market
repOrp' from Bay St. Louis Yesterday
that reconciled bin To the decline OF cot
ton prices. 1t read: 'Fine BOY; wife doing
we'll"
The board 0f health has made It an Of
Tense for anyone ut any time going on hr
depot grounds, except on business, aud
IIo trains after dark be permitted to stop.
Tue mail IL thrown of aud received Ia
A aL,. nrf la.
the mode is satisfactory, aud, after all, il
we are To uaye quarantine let's bave IL
In iull force.
About 7oclock "Wednesday night tue
brick yard of MIR. J. b Fabrv, out Main
trect was completely DESTROYED By hrc.
| The alarm Oeii was sounded by Mr. e..
Gardebled,to which thetTe department aud
many cliizcns promptly responded The
place was magnificent steam plant that
| Mr.. X Teihiard had built only u few years
ago. Loss about sz0OO; DO Insurance.
Chas. Love, colored, discmbarked here
from New Orleans bv rail Monday, es
Gaping the guards. The occurrence was
| reported aud the man after being located
at his home on Main street the next day
was sent with his family to detention
/
| Lowe's old lady said many harsh things
blaming her better. half who had been
"home sick" but latter declared thai
| marriage WAS failure.
The schooner Manuel Garlbaldl reach
ed hare Sunday from New Orleans Via the
| quarantine station at Ship Island, where
| the vessel was thoroughly fumigated
and Monday discharged It's immense car.
90 CT merchandise. The trip was made
nnder trying conditions or rather We
should say q misconstruction of the
law exercised at this time aud its fifteen
days out will long be remembered BY
those concerned.
The following resolution was recently
adopted by the Mckinley League, a poll
tical organization composed of coloreC
men, rendering their service 10 the city
and the same was accepted and thank.
returned:
! "Resolyed. That we, the members O
the Mckinley League, OF Bay st. Louis
Miss, tender our thanks TO the Board D
Mayor and Aldermen of Bay st. Louis
and also to the boards of health OF sale
city and Hancock county for the gooe
work they are doing and efforts beinl
made to save our city from yellow fever
Resolved further, That we tender on
serylces to the mayor In any capacity ,anc
that we Will be prepared to respond tc
any call made upon us by the city.
"Resolved further, That l.. j. Plernas
Il. Ray. j. j. Graves, z. Prudeaux, l.. o
Piernas and Ed. Paudeaux be appointed
a committee to walt on the Hon. George
| Arbn ruaunr and nraaanf fhaoa r..<.I,,