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DIED.

wHLIA8lSoN-O Saturday. July Il. Isos,
MRS. SUSAN VI. WILLIAMSON. at the residence
OF her son-in-law. George l. Mentz, Mount Yer
non fats -
Funeral and internent at Trenton. Y J., Tues
day. July 70. II
FLANAGAN-On sunday, July Il at $50 p
D., JAMES J. FLANAGAN at his residence, I7l4
T Street northwest.
Notice OF funeral hereafter II
AlETZ-Ou Saturday July Is. 1898. VIRGINIA
F. METZ, beloved wife OF David Metz, aged 81
year.
Funeral from residence Of her sOn-in-law. Ed
ward 7 Simonds 1913 18th street southeast, Nom
day July Is, lssS, at 4 p m Friends and 70
latives respectfully invited 70 attend.
Mother though from yonier sly,
CcI;:eth neither voice nor cry;
Though We know for thee today;
Every pain has passed away,
Why we weep Jesus wept
Thou shall sleep Is Jesus slept,
Crowned glorifed and blest,
With the angels tEOu shall rest
By the Family.
(Niddctown, o., papers please c6PyJ IyI7-2t
REAGAN-On Saturday, July IS. 1895. at 6:30
p m, CATHERINE REAGAN. widow Of the
late Dennis Reagan, aged 20 years.
Funeral from her late residence. 1ST Monroe
street, Anscostia, thence 10 St. Teresa's
Church Tuesday. July 70. ISIS, at O'Clock
iyI7-2t
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WARM SUNDAY IN TOWN.
WasbingtOninns Flee to Glen Echo
and Other Cool Resorts,


and other Cool Resorts,
The extremely personal remarks of Old
Sol were responsible for a tremendous
rush of Washing tonians out of the city
yesterday.
They began to pack their lunch baskets
early in the day and every trolley car,
train and river steamer assisted in
transporting them to the cooling shade
of suburban resorts.
By far the largest number made their
excurt on the trolley system. and there
was a general rush for the cars headed
for Glen Echo. That favorite resort was
crowded with people all day.
The river steamers were also we'll pat
ronized A large number went to Colonial
Beach, the ooat making the trip on the
hour regularly scheduled for the first
time on Sunday since the season began.
Heretofore the boat was compelled 70
leave the beach in time to pass the Fort
Washington mine fields before dusk
The Bathing beach was a favorite rem
devious of the masculine sex yesterday
Hundreds INDUCED in the pleasures of the
bath between the opening and closing
hours, and as many adults as boys en-
joyed the diversion.
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believed to be the case, that he is being
reserved for the Havana campaign
TRANSFERRED TO HOSPITALS.
Wounded Heroes Brought From
Santiago by the OIiyeffe

SahtfaSO ny the OnNefic.
New York. July 17.-There We're exactly
272 sick and wounded on the transport
Ohvette. which arrived here from Cuba
last night and today these victims of
Spanish bullets and Cuban climate were
transferred to hospitals in Brooklyn and
Staten Island.
Not one of all these men is going to
die and few will be permanently Grip
pied. as a result of their hurts The work
of the American surgeons at the front
has been remarkable, and when they
turned their patients over to the Oil
vette there was little needed to be done
for them but TO nurse them. Among all
the wounded just one has had to undergo
amputati ton.
A hundred and one of the sick and
wounded were transferred to the marine
hospital at Clifton. S. l.. early this
morning. Health officer Doty and Surg.
Gen. Sternberg made formal examina-
ton of each man before he was trans
ferred. There were more than thou
sand persons on the wharf at Stapleton
when the Westfie.d arrived there and they
gave three rousing cheers for the in
jured men.
1t was I o'clock when the Olivette ar
rived at Dows stores. foot of Pacific
Street, Brooklyn. and there were 900 per
sons there waiting to see the wounded
soldiers. Word was Immediately sent to
the Long Island College Hospital, St. Pc
ters Hospital and the police headquarters
and in half an hour there were twenty
ambuances on the pier. Almost every
hospital in Brooklyn contributed an am
bulance or two TO assist in the work of
transporting the men.
The appearance of each injured man
WAS the signal for prolonged applause on
the part of the crowd
Fifty men Were sent to the Long Island
College Hospital. fifty to st. Peters Hos
pital and seven to Governors Island.
Those who were sent TO Governors ISL
and were convalescents.
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BACK FROM SANTIAGO.
Wounded and Sick Soldiers Arrive
af CineinRati

Cincinnati July IA special hospital
train arrived here this evening from
Tampa with eighty-two wounded and
sick soldiers from Santiago. They were
transferred by street cars, in waiting, TO
the hospital at Fort Thomas.
Owing TO the great crowd of visitors at
the fort. estimated at 10000. double line
Of guards were posted, allowing no ac-
cess to or communication with the hos
pital
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SPANISH PRISONERS DIE.
One Aboard the Harvard and the
other at Stocknde Hospital.

Portsmouth, \. H., July H.-There
were two more deaths among the Span
ish prisoners here today. One of these
was at the stockade hospital and the
other aboard the HARVARD, The Harvard
has been taking on coal and medicines
all day She viii, land, her prisoners
some time tomorrow and will be able to
sail tomorrow or Tuesday.
The health of the Americans remains
excellent.
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MAI. WEBB C. HAYES WOUNDED
Hurt in First Days Battle Before
Santiago.

Washington. July IA cable message
from Playa del Este received today says
that Major Webb c. Hayes, of the First
Ohio Cavalry, son OF ex-President Hayes,
was wounded on July l. the first day of
the battle of Santiago.
At the request of Major Hayes no an
nouncement of the fact was made in the
official dispatches His regiment did not
participate in the enga cement. being now
under waiting orders at Tampa.
Major Hayes was detached from his
command and assigned to temporary duty
on Gen. YOungs staff. While acting in
that ca pacity his horse was killed under
him and he was hit He is out Of the hos
pital and again ready for duty.
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Fire in n Frame Kitchen.

A slight fire occurred yesterday after
noon in frame kitchen in the rear of
No COL Erie Street The house is occu-
pied by DR.. Lizzie Buckingham. There
was a gasoline stove in the clubhouse,
and it was upset while dinner was being
cooked, the entire place soon being in
flames. The fire was quickly extinguish-
ed after damaging the building to the
extent of S25
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OLD GLORY ON MoRRo.
Launches From the Warships Enter
Santiago HarbOr.

Santiago. July 1.-THE Spanish flag was
today lowered from Morro Castle.
Launches from the warships entered the
harbor and examined the forts and the
wrecks of the Merrimac and the Reina
Mercedes.
The torpedoes were exploded and the
Red Cross steamer State of Texas en-
tered TO give assistance to the sick and
wounded soldiers and refugees.
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STORY OF THE FLAG
Continued from First Page.)

yellow fever, Under the improved condi-
tions of healthful camp sites, good
water. new clothing and tents to keep out
the heavy night dews, with host of ex-
perienced yellow fever surgeons and
nurses. the officials here believe there
will be no extensive spread of the dis
ease
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THE SECOND MASSACHUSETTS.
List of Killed and wounded of That
Regiment on July 1 and z

The following list of the killed and
wounded in the Second Massachusetts In
fantry at FL Caney on July l. was issued
Saturday night by the adJutant generals
office:
Killed
First Lieut. CHARLES II. FIELD. Company L.
Private ARTHUR H. PACKARD, Company G.
Private GEORGE A. RICHMOND. Company G.
Private FRANK E. MOODY, Company X.
Private GEORGE A. BROOKS, Company E.
Private JOHN J. MALONE, Company B.
Private ANATOLR DUGAS, Company d.
Private JOSEPH NJ LAN0IS. Company L.,
Wounded
Capt. WILLIAM L. wARRINER. Company X.
Second Lieut.. DANIEL J. MoYNIHAN, Com
pany |.
Second Lieut.. OSCAR ID. HEPGOOD, COM
Corporal RUEI H. CoTT, Company D.
Corporal WARD LATHROP, Company X.
Corporal CHARLES HoADLEY, Company K.
Private HERBERT V. MORSE, Compiny t.
Private HENRY KENT, Company r.
Private p. ]. BRESNAN. Connany G.
Private ERNEST p. MARBLE, Company G.
Private RALPH A. BACKAIAN. Company n
Private EDWARD NJ. CORNELL Company L.
Private GEORGE II. DE RIvIERE, Company l..
Private FREDERICK c. SCHILLER, Company
Private ARTHUR L. CANEY, Company NJ.
Private WALLA PARADISE, Company NJ.
Private JOHN WALSH, Company II.
The following wounded at San Juan River
on July z.
Corporal JOSEPH EATON, Company D.
Private ROBERT G. KELLY, Company C.
Private PETER N WHITE, Company A.
Private JAMES I. FARRELL Company L.
Corporal FRED A. SIMMONS, Company NJ
Corporal LINWooD L. RICHARDSON, Com
p9av I.
Artifcer HENRY E. ARIEL. Company L.
Wagner FRANK H. B0ULY, Company K.
Wagoner ALFRED A. THIEL, Company NJ.
Private CHARLES H. Ashley, Company B.
Private JAMES f. TERRIER Company B.
Private HOWARD S. MEYRICK. Company B.
Private CHRISTOPHER J. RIoRDAN, Com
pany y.
Private ALFRED Z. ROSE, Company B.
Private WIILM0RE u. RIOPEI. Company B.
Private EDMoCND DAM0UR, Company d.
Private FREDERICK SLATE, Company D.
Private BERT A. BRISToW, Company E.
Private THOMAS BRESLIN. Company t.
Private DAVID 4. DE TOUR. Company E.
Private FREDERICK \. HASTINGS, Com
pany =.
Private JAMES A. NOLAN Company E.
Private LEROY NJ. WILLARD, Company E.
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RESERVED FOR HAVANA.
Gen, Lee Is Being Saved for the
Fight in Western Cuba

Fight in Western Cuba.
a report has reached here from Miami
that Maj. Gen Fitzhugh Lee has de-
manded to be sent to the front under
threat of resignation. Army officers and
others who have heard the report do not
believe 1t.
Gen. Lee has asked that certain crack
regiments be awarded to his command,
but he probably knows, what is generally
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Gen. DuffieId Is Doing Well.

Cen Shafter has sent a dispatch to the
War Department stating that Brig. Gen.
Duffield, who is i'll with malarial fever,
is doing very well.
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On Pa. Ave-, 9l6=9lS NV

SPECIAL NOTICE-we will sen you life
Insurance and guarantee the premiums
to be less every year. The policies viii
contain guarantees for their sale for
cash, or their pledge for loans. after
TWO % years We VIII negotiate lin
tied amount of insurance, up to $4,000.
on the lives of persons who have made
application 20 other companies and been
declined. HADDAWAY & DOUGLAS. 5l9
Fourteenth Street northwest ap1I-tf
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Partition of a NntiGn.

''The Partition of Nation" was the
subject of a sermon delivered yesterday
morning at the Western Presbyterian
Church by the Rev. Howard Wilbur
Ennis.
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A Rose by ANY otber yon. r.

(From the New York Commercial Advertiser
War has eliminated the Spanish omelette ON
the restaurant menus now it is omlette a Ia
creole
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River Mines to Be Removed

The mines which were placed in the Po-
tomac some months. ago will be removed
today. under the direction of the local
engineering corps.
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SPECIAL NOTTCE.-Members of Excel
sior Lodge. No. II. K Of p, will meet
at 902 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest,
MONDAY. JULY Is. az > p. m. to attend
funeral of Brother r. II. Moore. E
WOI.TZ, Chancellor Commander.
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GEN. M'KIBBEN IN CHARGE.
Appointed Temporarily Military
Governor of SantiaGo.

New York. July IA dispatch from
Santiago says that during the ceremonies
attending the surrender Gen. Shafter re-
turned to Gen. Toral the Spanish generals
sword after Gen. Toral had handed il TO
the American commander.
Brig. Gen. Chambers McKibben has been
appointed military governor of the city
temporarily
Many of the houses in the city and mar
ket places We're found to have been sacked
by the Spanish troops
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gf10 mn Drink and Drug Inebriates re
OuUguUu stored by the Keeley Cure Au.
thorized Institutes, 9o5 ST. NV.
Washington, D. c.; llls Madison Ave, Baltimore
NC. and Greeosboro. n. Q. Write conhdeniislly
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sanlfase,s military Governor.

Gen Shafter's expressed determination
not to accept the post of military gov
ernOT of Santiago. which has been made
known TO the Department, has opened
discussion as 10 who will 'oe appointed 10
the important place. 1t seems % be the
general opinion of officials of the War
Department that the man most likely TO
be selected is Brig. Gen. McKfbben. who
has been prominent in the military opera
tons before that city. He was heuten-
ami colonel Cf the Twenty-first Infantry
when ne WAS made a 0rgadier general Of
y-o.urseo-s. and Is member OF the IA
nous lighting NICK l55en family Cf Penn
sylyan5a.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Knights Of Pythiasf
Equal Lodge No Il requests all men,
bers to be present at this (M0ndayJ even
ing's meeting to make arrangements for
the funeral Of our late brother Michael
French. D. +. BROWN. X Of R. & 5.
D. D. CARTER. c. c. 1t
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The following list of the killed and
wounded in the Second Massachusetts In
fantry at FL Caney on July l. was issued
Saturday night by the adjutant generals
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19
ELECTION OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

On the first Saturday In September
the patrons Of the public schools 10
each district, not constituting a sepa-
rate school district, in Jackson coun-
ty, shall meet at the school house at
2 o'clock p. M, organize by selecting a
chairman and secretary, and elect by
ballot three trustees. At every such
meeting the holding-over trustees
ought to have prepared and present a
list Of the names Of the patrons en-
titled to vote for trustees. The chair
man and secretary shall forthwith
certify thereof to be delivered to him
on or before the following Saturday.
The trustees elected shall be per-
sons of good character, at least two of
whom shall be patrons of the school
| and be able to read and write.
II the patrons of the schools should
fail to elect trustees at the time APP
pointed, the County Superintendent
Of Education will appoint them.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19
PEACE.

We should rejoice at the sure pros
pect OF peace and, In a measure we
do, but II we had had the ordering Of
our armies, our Southern boys would
have been In the van and not the rear
guard. They should at least have had
the opportunity Of proving their pa
triotism on the battle field instead Of
posing as heroes in recruiting camps,
hospitals and garrisons. We think q
lesson to Blanco would have been Of
service to him, but will remember
where vengeance belongs, and will not
mourn his escape.
In spite OF all Of its wrongs, 1t has
been a wonderful war and we thank
God for His guidance and protection
OF our hosts and pray His smile may
continue to rest upon US.
VIZ rejoice that Manila Is ours by
right Of conquest, and that Dewey's
laurels are fadeless. May wise coun.
sci prevail and the issues incident to
the closing scenes Of war and prepare.
tiOns for final peace be promptly met,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19
CONTEST NOTICE.

(DepArtment on w intcIior'
U. 8. LAND LAND OFFICE, JAcEsos, MISS"
A sufacient contest AFFIDAVIT having been
Hled IN this Office by John T Rogers, contess.
ant. against homestead entry No. 2s.92. maaY
July X. iSY5. for 8 hi OF Sc or. section ! anu
= M Of sw al. section 8. township sso,s.'
range 8 west, BY Jacob M. Stegeng9, CONTEST
co. Ia which Is Is alleged Inst The said guc9S
M. Stegenga. has wh0llH ~SpHnd0Req saIo
tract: that he has changed his resldencS
therefrom for more than sfx months sinoS
making said entity; that snid trsct y nv ny
settled upon and cultivated BY SAID party ~
required by law. Said parties are nSas"s s
notified to appear, respond and OIer eviueu,o
touching said allegation a. 10 gci9cA !, II"
on september. y. lsas, before y. 81 Il. L afics
in scranton, Nississippi, land that final hear
inr viii he held at 10 o'ciocka a. m, on septem'
her ". lS0e. bef0re)t the Register nnd kerels.
or Mt the United States Land ONCE In JnchSo"'
me said contestant having. In o proper u.
Rdnyit, hled August 26, lsN1t net forth lncsi
which show that after due d~iIl9once. persona.
service OF this notice cannot b. niuae, y. 20
hereby ordered ana directed that such nos'c'
be given BY due and proper puDlicatlon'
5AEF 4 HfTh. RsgljHse Receiver.
III the testimony to be taken before w
.ReristOr and Receiver, and not undcr wv
SIS. the words In o ~parenthcsis shou'o w
~ rersonsl service can DO obtained tne
Reclster should erase the last paragraph w
fore signing this notice. H.M
July b, i6oeg no.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

BY reference to the head OF the edi-
torial page Of the DERoCRAT-STAR
this week will he found the CONNER
cial Statistics for the Port OF Pasca-
goula, for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1898. The figures therein are alb.
solutely authentic, being compiled
from data on file 10 the Custom-hOuse
and they convey more %eloquently thar
words, an idea Of Pascagoula's com
mercial importance. 1t should be
especially noted that notwithstanding
three months of yellow fever and quar-
a~ntine, and three months OF war, w
made a gain Of $4,000 0 in our com
MERGE,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19
LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Nj

July ~, low. \
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has Hlcd notice Of his Intention
to make final proof In support. Of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk of circuit court, Jackson county, ut
Scranton, Miss, on September 10, 1893, VIZ:
Daniel McSwain, Of Americus, Miss, home
stead entry No. 26,il6. for the SO Or Of sw or,
section 20 and II If Of NV or md sw or OF NV
ar section 70, township 3 south. range west,
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of said land. viz:
Robert G. Galloway, Ira Reeves, W.estly D,
Flanders, Albert Cowun, all OF Americas,
Jackson county, Miss.
ANY person who desires 10 protest against
the allowance Of such proof, or who knows OF
any substantial reus0n. under the law nnd
the regulations Of the Interior Department,
why such proof should not be allowed, Will be
given Nm opportunity Mt the above mentioned
time and place tU cross examine tho witnesses
OF said claimant, and to offer evidence In 70.
buttn1 Of that submitted by claimant.
JAMES HILL, Register.
July 20. 1903. Act
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

At a meeting of the stockholders OF The
De Jean II Mitchell Co., held ut the Office OF
tho Company on the 18th day Of July, 1898. of
which meeting Hll the stockholders had mo-
tlce and were present, the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
this corporation be amended so rs TO read Us
follows: TIL corporate power OF this corpOr.
alton shall be vested In u Board Of Five
Directors, each OF whom shall own at least
shall be elected by tho stockholders on the
third Wednesday Of September Of each year.
ia. HATLESTAD, Secretary.
July @, 1898. e3-lt
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

Dewey bombarded Manila, on Sat.
urday, August 18th, and the city sur
rendered Internationally. So Dewey
began the war on the first Of May and
ended it on the 18th Of August, al
though the armistice had been signed,
but the news had not reached the
Philippines. Dewey is by far the big
gest man In America.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

On Friday last the Bank Of Rose
dale, Charles Scott, president, closed
its doors. Liabilities $4,000. Fail.
ure due to demands Of Memphis banks
for payment Of over drafts and past
due paper. Col. Scott 10 a wealthy
man and says the depositors shall not
lose q cent by the bank.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

Mr.. Florian Seal has the Montross
hotel dressed up In first class order.
No better hotel man dwells on the
coast than Mr.. Seal, and as oon as
the Northerncrs recover from their
groundless fears Of fever here, the
gentleman will be sure Of full share
OF the patronage from all parts OF the
hcmisuhcre.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

Thomas Jefferson wrote to Presi'
dent Monroe in 1923: II candidly con-
fess that l have ever looked upon
Cuba as the most Interesting addition
which could ever be made to our sys.
tenn Of States" Jefferson seems to
have been something Of an expansion
Democrat himself.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19
New Advertisements.

Particular attention is called to the
following new advertisements in this
days issue Of the DEMoCIAT-STAR:
John Y. MOrgan's double column.
j. M. Villa msOn's Restaurant at
Mobile.
American Brewing Co. Pure Malt
Beer.
One Land Notice.
Card Of Thanks-B. F. Browne and
family.
Also don't forget to read Business
Notices.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

ANOTHER AMERICAN VICTORY.

Homo KoNa, Aug. 17.-Manila was
surrendered, after a nominal defense
on Saturday, Aug. 10.
The American flag now flies over
the'capital of the Philippines, and this
was done without great expenditure
OF life.
Admiral Dewey and General Mer-
rift, acting jointly, drove the enemy
iutO the city, which sOon surrendered
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19
LAND NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS

LAND O1FICE At JACKtON, MIBB', !
August ~, 1905. I
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named scfIier ms VS. DOLCE OF a's ~, in nc50s
and thut said proof will be made before the
clerk Of the circuit court Of jackson county.
Ut Scranton, Miss, on October 8. lSos, viE;..
Samuel +. Howell, homestead entry No.
: south. rSness weet.
NJ names Tho following Witnesses to prove
his continuous resl4euce upon and cultiva.
'tiQg. RI sAid lssd, w. m
Ckiiidrcss. xis1sndsr .. CocHrsS, iii Of Uros;
hoNda jacksoa covntI, Ni1s,
Aususa u, IN. S.Si
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

The voters at the next election fol
Congressman ia Alabama should re-
member Fighting Joe Wheeler. HI
ought to be returned to Congress BY
an overwhelming majority.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

A pious woman has written Presi-
dent Mckinley advising him to ask
the Lord what to do with the Phili-
pines. The Major probably won't do
IT, but he will do the next best thing
from his point Of view. He will ask
Mr.. Hanna.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

President Simon Sam, Of the Hal
tian Republic, has charged his minis.
ter at Washington to borrow $780,
900. Having not the fear OF the Chi.
cag0 platform in bis heart, this lofty
coon wants 1t In gold.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

We received Tuesday last the initial
number Of the Biloxi Daily Herald.
1t 10 . neat, newsy eight page morn.
ing paper. Subscription price, Is
cents per week. The lumber before
Us has some advertising, but not
enough TO pay the publisher. II Bill
OH business people want the daily to
succeed financially they will have u
come forward With more support
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

Private John Allen has been renom.
mated for Congress in the first dis.
trict. The fact is John can't be beat,
He has q lifetime cinch on the Office,
and its useless for anyone in the first
district to run against him.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

Lieut.. Hobson's friends in Alabama
are talking about sending him to
Congress. Don't do 1t, or you Will
eternally destroy the hero OF the
American.Spanish war.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

w. X. M. Dukate, OF Biloxi, has &C.
cepted the plans for his $4,000 ope ra
house, which will be erected on Lam.
muse street, Biloxi. The work will
be begun Immediately.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

Notice Is hereby siyeu that ID. f .oi ,s,sS.
t!on 70 make Anal proof in iqP RI rn's a Be- b.
fdse tho circuit clerk Of Jackson couasy'
ssSsss assssn ~" 6p. s:Essn 3 ss:is, ili!.s.
hcnsesfssd No. s6,1Si, f0F e ~ 70 e suc aa ~
V q s%I ss;'':: - , 1sI|'sRs,si ~, S'sss: "a /; :ss Rive
I: e! !: : q !! =; h ~; ST; ! IN, !;