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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1898-06-18


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HAS JUST LEAKED OUT.

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+ George Were Brought to Jackson at
the Request OF dovernor McLau-
I rim, Yet None of the Bills Were
Paid Until Discovered by the SEN
ator's Son Who Paid Them.
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PROFESSIONAL.
DR.. R. J.. LLYoD,
rEARLNoroS, MISS,

OFFICE TToum-9 a. m. to p. m.
Logtown Oiiice--At residence.
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CHICAGO: Represented by Lord g. Thomas, No
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HHILADELPHIA: Represented by N. w. Aye,
g. Son. Times Building.
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02
NEWS NOTES.

The trial of Jesse James
Jr., for train robbery will
begin at Kansas City January
the 9th.
The Franklin stamp mill
burned at Hancock, Mich,
which throws 600 laborers
out of employment.
Sena tor Butler, of South
Carolina, a member OF the
Cuban evacuation committee,
has praise for the Spaniards,
and says Americans would
revolt under treatment en-
dured by Blanco's men,
News of the acquisition OF
the PHILIPPINES by the United
States IS not well received by
the European continent.
The United States navy
has landed marines in China
te act as guards to the
American legation at Pekin.
In New York and New
Jersey railroad traffic has
been almost suspended for
the past few days on account
of a terrific snow storm.
The drifts were so great that
trains stuck to the track fol
two days.
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02

The editor Of the Spring
dale Democrat is a gallant
and promptly defends woman
on every occasion. Some
one, possibly a dude, asked
him if he ever saw a bald
headed woman, to which he
replied publicly in this man-
ner:
No we never did. Why
should. we? Nor we never
S aw a woman waltzlng
around town in her shirt
sleeves with a cigar between
her teeth, stepping into every
saloon she saw. Nor we
never saw a woman 60 hsh-
ing with a bottle in each
pocket, and sit on the damp
ground all day and go home
at night drunk. Neither
have we seen a woman yank
off her coat spit on her hands
and say she can lick any son
of a gun IN town. No, God
bless her, she is not built
that way.
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02

Galloway College, the fa-
nous institution established
at Searcy by the southern
Mcthodlsts of Arkansas burn,
ed last Sunday morning at
an early hour. No lives were
lost, though there were many
narrow escapes. At the
time of the fire there were
between $50 and 200 young
ladies' sleeping in the college,
The college will be rebuilt,
and at present is open in
temporary headquarters,
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02
DON'T WANT THEM.

The war department has
ordered Fort Logan H,
Roots, near Little Rock, to
be garrisoned with negro
troops. The Arkansas Ga
zette is correct in the follow
ing paragraph. Arkansas is
having enough trouble with
the negro at present without
the war department quarter
ing more among us, only to
produce further trouble,
The Gazette says;
The people of Little Rock
are protesting as they never
did before against the order
of the war department to
garrison Fort Logan II,
Roots with negro troops.
We have enough race troubles
of our own to deal with with
out being subjected to the
annoyance of negro troops
wearing the uniforms OF
u mite d States soldiers,
Strong and earnest protests
have been pouring into the
departments at Washington
against this outrage, as it is
viewed by our citizens, The
riots at Admission, Ala,
ought to be a sufficient object
lesson to the war department
not to quarter negro troops
in southern communities.
All classes of our community
are adverse TO such a move
nent. If carried out the re-
sultwlll only be race troubles
and we have enough OF such
matters already. %.
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02
THE NEGRO FIXED HIM.

Not long ago a certain
prominent CofGeville minister
was called upon to ofliciate
at a negro wedding: After
the ceremony he said; "On
such occasions as this it is
customary to kiss the bride,
but in this case we will omit
it." To this unclerical re-
mark the indignant bride
groom said; "On such oc-
casiors as this it is custom
airy to give the minister $40,
but in this case we will omit
IT. "-CoGcyville Journal.
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02

The negro population OF
New York state recently
held a mass meeting and pro-
tested against what they
called i'll treatment glvel the
negro in the south. AT the
meeting were several whites,
One lady, or woman at least,
Mrs. Grannis, arose, gave
her pettlcoat twltch and
declared that all white Wo-
men in the -outh had negro
blood in their veins. " G
don't know what stock OF
blood Mrs. Grannls has cours.
ing through her veins, but
the woman who would give
utterance to such a thing as
did she has found her place
in a mass meeting Of coons
where her stencil cannot be
distinguished from that of
the African.
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02
EDITORIAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
%


With this issue the Record
passes another mile post and
,nters upon the twenty-5ec-
ond year of its existance.
Age is creeping on her path
way, but it fails to strike her
down, and each birthday an
niversary finds her like the
Irishman's whiskey; "As she
, grows older, she gets better. "
Being some over two years
our senior, and having con-
trolled it but one year, the
Record is not the child of our
own creation, consequently
we can but look back over
t he past year with feelings of
pleasure and regret. We
have made a few enemies.
We always regret to make an
enemy, but having a con-
'sciousness that we have ad-
'vocated according to our con-.
victions in the interest of
truth, justice, right and that
that was best for our people,
we cannot be sorry that we
did our duty. We find fur
ther pleasure in the fact that
the Record has an entrance
into the homes of so many of
the county's reputable and
best citizens. 1t is not in
every home by any means,
but makes weekly visits to a
large number. We wish to
tender thanks to the people of
the county for for the gener-
Gus support given the paper
during the year just past
and express the hope that we
may continue to merit your
favor. With these simple
statements ard without any
rash promises, we enter upon
the duties of the twenty-sec-
ond year, feeling that the
evening of the Records use
full career is not yet in sight.
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02

There are five { a n d l.
dates for the speakership of
the house Of the next general
assembly, viz, Gen, ], c.
Tappan, Of Phillips, Col. &.
w. Rector, of Garland, Hon,
A. z. Vandeventer, of Con.
way, Hon. Y. |, Herrn, OF
Sharp and Hon. r. f, Eos.
ter, Of Jefferson Eon. Y.
|. Herrn has the ability ant
would make the next house
an able presiding officer
Sharp county and North Ar
kansas would rejoice shoulc
he be honored with this po
sltion.
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02

There will be some young
members in the lower house
of the next general assembly.
Randolph county has the
honor of sending the young,
est member to this body,
Hon, Clarence Henderson,
who is just p years of age.
Hor Sam Casey, of Stone
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02

States. Spain on Monday
last accepted the United
States offer of $40, 100000,
and consented without con-
dltion to relinquish Cuba,
and to cede to the United
States Porto Rico, Guam
and tie Phillipian group.
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02

II have received a copy Of
the Idaho Recorder, a paper
published at Salmon City,
Lemhi county, Idaho, con-
tanning the report OF The
election held in that county
recently said Judge John B,
McCaIeb Tuesday morning,
Women hold Office and vote
in Idaho. My cousin, Hope
McCaleb, was elected Super
intendant of Schools of
Lemhi county. OF course
she made the race and was
elected on the Democratic
ticket, defeating the Repub-
lican candidate by a plurality
of 3SS votes. The Recorder
is edited by lady W
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02
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Sharp County record., 1898-12-02
Eureka Springs jail has

Eureka Springs Jail has
some lively prisoners. Last
Saturday four of them broke
Jail at dusk and attended a
dance somewhere in the city.
The police failed to locate
them, but the next morning
they returned at the prison
and demanded breakfast.
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02
OUGHT TO "WHACK UP"

DR.. Hall, the famous Bap-
tist diyine and debater, said
at the Baptist church, Sun
day night; "Salvation is
free, thank God, but the pco-
PIE ought to be willing to
pay the freight. y Piggott
Banner.
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02
Already the Arkansas dali

Already the Arkansas dali
les are telling what some
legislator is going to do at
the coming session. The
people hope that the next
body will not be in session
for sixty days, and extend
the session thirty more, then
finally quit without accom-
plishlng something,
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02
SAME THING.

II understand that she had
an uncle who committed sui
eide"
"Well, yes, you might call
it that, He stole a horse
out in Arizona. "--Chicago
News.
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02

IF ! owned what money
the ladies Of this vicinity
send away to Nugent and
other city houses, I'd never
want. 1t is immense" says
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02


Ofthe above articles | have HI
shoes, shirts, suspenders, gloves
cofes andsodas equallyreducedh
prices, any brand, name or styh|
almost that you may call for.
I have a large and we'll selected
stock of canned goods, tinwap
horse and mule shoes, toes and
calAs, which | am offering cheap
er than ever. Nothing shoddy. /
These goods boughto catch your trade
Call and see
TK. X. COCER \
Sharp County record., 1898-12-02
WHAT PEOPLE SAY.

SNeeeeNNeeeN GE@0OE 2
Il now have the most un-
clean prisoner l have had
since I took charge OF the
jail" said jailer Haney to a
Record reporter Saturday,
John Grigsby, Of lizard
county, has the blacklist feet
of any man in America GER
tainly. He always goes
bare-footed in the jail, and
I'll wager that the dirt on
his feet is at least four inches
thick, and the worst of it is
soap and water is no tempta-
tion to him. II any mans
feet would muddy the Miss
issippl river from head to
mouth it must be Grigsby's."
II have just returned from
a few days visit in Scott
township" spoke Captain
Wann the other morning.
II find that the people in that
section of the country have
made lots of produce. The
only trouble is the price is so
low, but the people down in
Scott are rustlers and never
find any trouble in having
plenty"
Zone of my boarders has
left me, remarked E. J.
Russell, keeper of the poor
farm and county Daupers,
Saturday. "Old Uncle Bob
bic Pierce got mad the other
morning because my wife
wanted to sCOur out his room
and left. Oh, yes, he'll come
back as soon as he has stayed
two or three days with his
relatives. The old man is
eery much of a poet. OF
course his poetry and writ
ings are not brilliant, but you
would be surprised to read
some of his work."
During the month just
past" said w. c. Snow, pro-
prietor Of the City Drug
Store to the Record man
Monday. II did more bust
ness than in any previous
month since | have been N
the drug business in Evening
Shade.
"Of course | want the
Record on said ]. B. Nor
ris, our good Republican
friend Of Clarkson Monday.
"Everything is quiet in my
part Of the county, and
everybody getting out lots Of
cotton. | sold eleven bales
the other day from ~ to
4A cents
II have received a copy Of
the Idaho Recorder, paper
published at Salmon City,
Lemhi county, Idaho, con-
tanning the report Of The
election held in that county
recently said Judge John b,
/ McCaIeb Tuesday morning,
Women hold Office and vote
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-03

kt6rzy majs bye wcieleni do
regularnej armii. Jest nadzie-
ia, Re W kr6tkim czasie eska.
dry armii zwiazkowej i milicyl
r6znych stan6w beda W pogo.
towiu wojennem.
Termin wysadzenia ma lad
sta4y wyspy Kuby naszych
wojsk jest trzymany W taJe'
mnicy.
Strate Hiszpan6w, poniesio'
ma przez spalenie i zatopienie
trzech kraaownik6w, zaopa'
trzonych W bardzo dobre ar
maty, oceniajs ma kilkanascie
milion6w dolarow.
W1EDE1, 3go Maja. =
zapatrywania mocarstw ma
zatarg hiszpahsko amerykad'
ski So tax rome, re o inter
wencyi ma rzecz Hiszpanii ME
moze bye mowy. Papiez bar
dzo sic zmartwi}, gdy sic DO
wiedza{ o stratach W ludziach
podczas bitwy pod Manila.
Oswiadczy1, ia bylby wola}
sam umrzec, nia doczekac sic
rozlewu krwi chrzescija6skiej
HAVANA, 3go Maia. =
Krazownik angielski Talbot"
przypsYnsl pod Moro Castle j
salutowal hage hiszpahska. 2
twierdzy Cabanas odezwaly
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i pod Havana So popierane
przez flipihskich i kuba6skich
powsta6c6w, nalezy sic spo-
dziewac predszego zakohczenla
wojny, niz ssdzono pierwotnle'
W interesie Hiszpanii ley
obecnie wyrzec sic Kuby jak
najpredzej,. gdyz jezeli ME
pospieszy sic re zawarclem re
Stanami Zjednoczonymi ira.
ktatu pokoju, oplakiwac jej
przyjdaie wkr6tce opr6cz
utraty Kuby, utrats wysp FL
lipi6skich. Ich posiadanie
przedstawia dla naszej rzeczy-
pospolitej wieksza wartose, niz
zaprowadzenie normalnych sto'
sunk6w ma Kubie i zostawie'
ME jej nastspnie W ma}ej "a
leznosci cd naszego rzadu we
Westinghouse.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-03

LoNDYN, 8 Maja. - Eska
dra PREY Filipinach stoi ma
wysokosci wyspy Corregidor i
ostrzeliwa energioznie tamtej"
sze twierdze.
Specyalna depesza Madry.
tn donosl, ze og}oszono W sto'
Icy Hiszpanii stan oblezenia.
SHANGHAI, 3go Maja. -
Niemiecki okret ''Gefon" cd.
p1ynal do Manilli. Bedzie to
trzeci niemiecki okret wojen-
ny pod gl6wnem miastem wysp
Filipinskich, gdzie mieszka
wszystkiego 100 Niemc6w.
MADRYr, 8 Maja. - laden
z okretow hiszpa1skich ME
podda} sic Amerykanom. Ka-
pitanowie hiszpa6scy zatapiali
swe okrety, ME chcac ich wy
dac W rece nieprzyiaciela. Flo.
ia przy wyspach Filipinskich
przestala istniec. Amerykanie
strzelali bombami nape}nione-
mi nafta.
Lud W Madrycie tax sic bu.
rzy, ze pragna zemsty. Spo.
dziewaja Isle tutaj W kortezach
zapadniecia waznych uchwal.
Ogloszenie przez Rad stanu
oblszenia ME wrozy mic dobre.
60.
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Miesza1cy w s}uabie hisz-

Miesza6cy W s}usbie hisz-
pa1skiej, sprzyjajscy powsta6.
com, przecieli W arsenale dru.
ty, przy kt6rych pomocy mo.
INA by1o doprowadza6 do eks'
plozyi torpedy, strzegace wei.
scia do zatoki Manilskiei.
Dzieki tel okolicznosci okrety
amerykaiskie wtargne}y smia.
10 do zatoki.
Tutejsi politycy So obecnie
tego zdania, re Rosya Mem
cy wystapia czynnie W celu
przywr6cenia pokoju.
MADRYT, 3 Maja. = Gene
raj Weyler oswiadczy1 sic go
towym do wyjazdu ma Kube i
do objecia naczelnego dow6dz'
twa mad wojskiem hiszpah'
skiem. Komunikacya telegra.
ficzna miedzy Manila a Hong
kong jest przerwana.
Ostatnie telegramy doniosay,
ze miasto Cavite ley W CRU.
zach a W Manili szerzy sic ogle1l
niszczacy zabudowania miesz-
kahc6w.
Ma grobach rozstrzelanych
z rozkazu Napoleona hiszpaf.
skich cfcer6w, kt6rzy ma po.
czatku biezacego wieku bronill
niepodleg}osci Hiszpsnii, urzs'
dzono patryotyczna manifesto
eye. Ma czele pochodu kroczy'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-03
George Dewey.

Bohater z pod Manili,
George Dewey, urodzi} sic W
+. 1887 W stanie Vermont i
ksztalcil sic W akademii foty.
Kiedy wybuchla wojua domo.
wa, Dewey, kt6ry jako enid
shipman" ma fregacie parowei
Wabash juz wielkie odbywal
podr6ze po morzach swiata
starego, zosta} miauowany po.
rucznikiem ma szalupie wojen-
nej parowej Mississippi. Ma
tym statku przyby} do eska-
dry zachodniej Farraguta i
bra1 udzial W swietnych wal.
kach W dolnym biegu rzeki
Mississippi, i W r6anych zwy'
cisztwach, kt6re doprowadzi-
1y do upadku New Orleans.
w siynuej bitwie z fota po.
wsta6c6w u fort6w st. Philip
i Jackson, okret Mississippi
vidal sic W bitwe wiskszym
i potezniejszym o wiele tara
nowym okretem powsta1c6w
Manassas. Zaraz z poczstku
zostaly popsute mocno maszy-
ny ma Mississippi; pomimo te.
90 ME cofnisto sic, i tax dziel.
ME walczono, re zabrano za}o.
ge okretu Manassas do niewoli,
a okret podpalono i puszczono
ma wode, gdzie p6zniej eks'
plodowa}.
Mlody porucznik, kt6ry tam
sic wielce odznaczyl, W IL
miesiscy p6zniej znowu odzna.
czy1 sic W wyzszej czesci rzeki
Mississippi, a mianoWicie kolo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-03

Ia gwardya narodowa, naste-
pnie sz3y sieroty, starry ufom'
nj znaidujacy przytu1ek W Ia
k}adach dobroczynnych, wete:
rani, urzednicy it'd. Poch6d
zamyka}y pulki wojska regu'
larnego.
LudnosG jest rozdrazniona.
Genera}owi Weylerowi urza-
dzono owacys,a "a pred pa1acem
ministra Sagasty t}um ludu
krzycza1, ha}asowal i wyl.
Prefekt miasta rozpedzh tam
mot}och i krzykaczy areszto'
wal.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 3go
Maja. Trudno oznaczyc czas, {,
kiedy nadejda wiadomosci u.
rzedowe o swietnem zwyciez.
twie dow6dzcy naszej foty mad
marynarka hiszpa6sks. Ko-
mandorowi Dewey bedzie tru-
dino pozbyc sic jednego ze
swych okret6w, kt6ryby m6g}
odpfynac do Hongkong z de.
peszami. Zachodzi Ottawa, ze
zwycieztwo pod Manila jest
okupione wielkiemi ofarami,
gdyz truduo przypuszczat, aze:
by Hiszpanie, zanim ulegli
przemocy, ME zrzsdzili okre.
tom ameryka1skim zadnych
szk6d.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-03
Jezeli 20 stronie amerykah.

Jeaeli po stronie amerykad'
skiej zgine1o wiele ludzi, zaje-
Gle Manili stale sic rzecza ME-
mozliws. Nasze okrsty miewa'
ia zwykle mniejsza za}ogs, nia
okrety hiszpafskie. q drugiej
strony, jezeli Dewey ME zdo-
bedzie zadnego miasta, gdzie
m6glby zaopatrywac sic W
wegiel, ME bedzie m6g} dfugo
pozostaG ma wodach wysp FL
lipi6skich.
Interwencyi europejskiej
Mkt tutai obecnie sic ME oba'
via. Je2eli nasza eskadra
oceanu Spokojnego, zfozona z
okret6w starej konstrukcyi,
odniosia swietne zwycieztwo,
zadne mocarstwo europejskie
ME bedzie mia1o odwage dyk'
towaG nam swoje prawa. Be-
dziemy mogli swobodnie roz:
porzsdzac nietylko Kuba l
Portorico, lecz nawet Flllpl-
nami.
Skutkiem swietnego zwycie.
silva komandora Dewey wy
wieszono dzisiaj po raz pier
wszy ma gmachach ministery::
um stanu, wojny i marynarkl
olbrzymie fagi amerykahskle'
Ministeryum wojny pracuje
energicznie mad zorganiz.towa' e
MEM oddzial6w ochotnikoW,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-03

sic salwy powitalne. Kapitan
okretu przes}a} 1odzia listy,
przeznaczone dla konsula an:
gielskiego.
New YORK, 3go Maja. =
800 kuba6skich patryot6w
udaje sic ztad do Tampa, zksd
razem wojskiem zwiazko.
wen udadza sic ma Kube.
Bsds tam wobec naszego woj-
ska pe}nili sluzbe przewodni'
kow.
Krazownik ,,Merblehead"
jest W drodze do tutejszego
portu. Prowadzi 2 sobs hi.
szpa6ski parowiec !, Argonaut"
schwytany W zeszly Piatek ma
wodach kuba6skich przez
kanonierke NASHVILLE.
Fort MONROE, Va, 3go
Maia. - Wiadomosc o zwy.
cieztwie eskadry azyatyckiej
wywo}a}a miedzy za}oga okrs.
tow, sk}adajscych eskadre la
tajsca, zapal trudny do opisa'
MIA.
MADEYr, 3go Maja. :
Po ogloszeniu stanu oblszenia
zebra1 sic tlum ludu przed
teatrem ,,Apollo" j chcial tam
urzsdzit demonstracys. Whbro'
Mono ludowi wstepu do tea
tru rozpedzono 90, lecz do
piero w6wczas, gdy W gmachu
teatralnym ami jedna szyba ME
pozosta}a Gala. Gi6wne ulice
miasta So obecnie strzezone
przez wojska i przez gwardys
narodowa,
HAVANA, 3go Maja.- Anne.
ryka6ski pancernik W iowa
rzystwie trzech innych okre.
tow, zblizyl sic W Piatek do
Herradura i spusci} ma wode
}odzie, kt6re zacze}y zb'izae sic
do brzegu. Gerylasy dali DO
}odzi ognia karabin6w, ma
kt6ry z okret6w odpowiedzia'
no strza}ami armatnimi. Gerry.
lasom przybylo na pomoc woj'
sko regularne. hodzie cofneiy
sic j eskadra amerykaGska CO.
fne}a sic ma otwarte morze.
TAMPA, Fla, 3 Maja. Skon.
centrowane tutai wojska skla.
dajs sic z 16 pu}kow piechoty,
l pulku konnicy 10 lekkich
bateryj. Spodziewajs sic jesz-
cze przybycia dw6ch pulk6w
konnicy. Znajduje sic tu nsdto
700 msodych ludzi, gotowych
do przy}aczenia SIG do armii
kuba6skich powsta6c6w Okre'
ty transportowe SO W pogoto.
win do przewozenia naszych
wojsk ma Kube, pod osaona o.
kret6w wojennych. Romple-
tuje sic zapasy 2ywnosci.