The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-10-22
Master Willie NJ GORE Is out again.

Master Willie Moore Is out again.
Mr.. W. J. Brunson's family are getting owe
the fever.
The cxaggerator Is worse than the origina.
tor OF u SANDER.
Capt. j. ?. Fox's family has entirely recov
cred from fever.
There is no longer any sickness at the Con-
vent Of Perpetual Alteration. ~
The only building going on rs the new drug
store Of Drs. Ford Il Kell.
Andrew and Eddie Nelson are numbered
amongst the recuperating.
Mass will be celebrated at Pascagoula on
Sunday, Oct. "a, at 7 O'Clock u. H..
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. J. Smith, of Barkley, were
welcome visitors here on Wednesday.
Misses Nellie and Emma Peterson have
fully recovered from the prevailing fever.
We learn that Lawyer Cbas. s. Meriwether
III sick with fever at his home in Eastside.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. NJ. V. B..
Carey is recovering from an attack of fever.
Ed. Brock preached in the Baptist church
last Sunday morning to Il small congregation,
Mrs. NJ. G. Altman aud daughter, Miss
Florence, hive recovered from O late spell of
fever.
Miss Adele Krebs, daughter of Mr.. A. e.
Krebs, has recovered from a slight attack of
fever.
Business in all lines is at a standstill, and
will remain so until quarantine restrictions are
removed.
The "Hill Billys" knocked out the mullet
eaters in the first round. They were blufed
without the firing Of a gun.
Dr.. J. G.. Tuten, U. s. N. II. Service was
stricken with genuine YELLOW FEVER at the
Lindinger house Wednesday night.
The government doctors on duty here are
paid by the government $25 a day for treating
the INDECENT families Of this place and Pasca-
goula.
1t affords us great pleasure to announce
that Mrs. Estelle Lscorno's daughter, Miss
Lolita, is rapidly recovering from her long
spell Of sickness.
The many friends of Rev. C. J. Broders
pastor of the Lutheran church, will be glad to
learn that he has recovered from a spell of the
prevailing fever.
That popular and public spirited stevedore
Mr.. Ed. Mitchell, who is reiugeeing in the
North has sent Acting Mayor ]. d. Clark, fifty
dollars for the sufferers here.
Jim, one Of the horses of Mr.. j. +. Hamil-
tons livery stable, died on Monday night,
after a three days illness. The animal was
attended by c. Ferrer. lie may have died from
eating fumigated oats.
On Monday the tug Leo was seized by her
manager, Mr.. Jas. l. Friar, who had her towed
to Moss Point by the ting Victor. His object
was to bring her through the quarantine and
use her as a detention and hospital buat.
Mr.. VIM. Bartholomew, n printer of the |
DEMoCRAT-STAR Office, was taken sick with
the deugue fever Thursday morning, Our
quack doctor, with the assistance of DR.. L. r.
Bragg, is attending hun.
Last Friday Mr.. J. G. Davidson met with
sad accident while working on a boat. While
driving II nail a particle of iron entered his
eye, causing excrucia,ing pain. lie was at
tended by DR.. W. h. Kcll.
The display Of rockets was first inaugurated
at the New Venice station Monday night by
Wind Signal Disblaymsn Capt. G. T. Irving,
who fred rockets into the air ascending to-a
height Of 600 or 700 feet. Tie beautiful.
bright red star of warning could be seen for
miles around. ~
The colored people of pascagoula held n reg
ular Sunday evening meeting under the oaks
at Capt. ". Sidney Gibbons beautiful place
Oh the beach. Next Sunday at 8 o'clock p. m. |
they will hold n mass meeting to listen to an
address by Prof. Edwards ON the "Relalion OF
the Colored to the White People,"
The reporter of the DEnocRAT.STAR visited
Capt. C. I. Irving at New Venice last Tues
day. During his visit he WAS shown a birch |
bark horn which the capt,in brought from
Nova Scotia. 1t is a fac-simile of those that |
are used by the Indians in calling the moose.
DR.. b. F. Duke, quarantine physician at
Round Island, was here Tuesday getting need
ed supplies. lie informs us that he is strictly
enforcing all orders Of the Board of Health of |
Jackson county. All vessels loaded in New
Orleans or Mobile will be required to go into
quarantine at Round Island for three or five
days before dischargng at Scranton.
Had Scranton been furnished with good, ex-
perienced nurses at the outbreak of the fever |
here, and the "x-sonrts" been kept away,
there would not have been any deaths, only in
cases were there were organic troubles. The |
excitement, fever talk and bad management is
the source of our trouble.
Clerk of Courts Mr.. +. II. Lewis has been
informed by Judge Thad A. Wood that the
October term Of court would not take place,
but a special session of court may be called
providing the business warrants it.
Mr.. II. N. Plummer, cashier Of the Scranton
State Bank, returned Wednesday from At
lanta, Ga, where he went to visit his family,
who are refugeeing in that city. He found his
wife convalescing. =.
Mr.. Henry Jacobs, Chancellor Commander
of Mississippi Lodge No. 50, X. of r., has re-