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Evening journal., 1899-04-24
NOTICES

NOTICE-The First Ward Democrats
will meet at the northeast corner Of
Fifth and TatnaM streets at l3O O'Clock
on Wednesday evening, April 26. By or
der Of the chairman.
NOTICE.-There will be a meeting Of
,the Democrats of the Eighth ward to-
night at the northwest csrner Of Taylor
and Kirkwood streets.
JONATHAN GROVES, Chairman.
NOTICE. TO VOTERs-rhe office Of
the Department of Eections. No. S West
Seventh street, will be open every day
from April q to April 30, inclusive (Sun-
days excepted from to o'clock In the
afternoon. and from TO s o'clock i'm the
evening, FOR the transfer of names of all
persons who have changed their resi-
dencos since the last state election.
THOMAS G.. DOuD.
CHARLES r. THOMAS.
MARTIN T.. FAIRY,
Department Of Elections.
NOTICE.-On and after June ] next the
price of lots i'm LOmbardy Cemetery will
be advanced I'm price s..
CHARLES NJ. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
NOTICE.-The Insurance Agency OF
my late father, will be continued by me
under the same name-E. a. Van Trump
The insurance companies have this day
duly appointed me their agent.
Z. A. VAN TRUMP. JR.
April 10. 1899.
NOTICE.-This is to give notice tina
Newport bridge will be closed to trave
ON April q. d and 2G.
II. NJ. WHITE. Commissioner.
1t was rumored on the street thi
morning that eX-Secratary OF State JohI
d Hawkins of Dover had left thu
Evening journal., 1899-04-24
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, CHEAP.-Two (2l ladies'
phaetons and one ID no top business
buggy, second handed, in iirst-class con-
dtion and made to order. Can be seen
at Smith Place Stables Nos. 2ll and 2lS
West EOurth street.
Evening journal., 1899-04-24

FOR RENTAL OF part OF the large
five-story building corner Fourth and Or
ange streets. Apply to II. F. DURE.
Evening journal., 1899-04-24

NOTICE.-This IS to give notice that
Newport bridge will be closed to travel
on April %. o and 2i.
IT, NJ. WHITE. Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS.

EVENING JOURNAL OFFICE.
Evening journal., 1899-04-24
HELP WANTED.

WANTED. Large, strong intelligent
and willing boy to help in pressroom. APP
ply to NJ Macdonald, Evening Journal
office.
Evening journal., 1899-04-24

NOTICE.-On and after June ] next the
price of lots I'm I.ombardy Cemetery will
be advanced I'm price So
CHARLES NJ. TOWNSEND. Secretary
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30
MAI. JAMES K. VARDAMAN TIE MAN
FOR GOVERNOR.

The race which Nardlman is now
making FOR the office Of Governor Of
this State has not been equalled in
force and byilliancy by any aspirant
for public Office since the time OF
Fo0te and Prentiss.
After hearing his speech to the citi-
zens OF Jackson county at Scranton
last Thursday night, no man can
say that the race OF intellectual
giants is yet extinct in Mississippi. 1t
Is not here intended u laud Varda.
man, or to indulge in extravagant
praise OF his gifts, his character and
ms attachments for these are matters
that should be left out OF the public
prints and confined to his personal
friends and admirers; but It is intend
ed here TO call attention to the fact
that he is eminently, prominently
fitted for the office which he now
seeks, In his speeches, he neither
~equivocates nor lodges an-issue. He
comes fearlessly out into the open
and discusses every public question
now before the people. Someo of those
who heard him in Scranton say that
there has not been such a mastery
presentation Of State and national
questions since Lamar spoke here. A
goldbug imperialist, while under the
spell OF his Scranton speech said that
he, like Agrippa Of old, was almost
persuaded to turn from the error of
his way, because the argument was
exhaustive and almost convincing.
Nardaman has no enemies to punish
nor friends and kindred to reward
with high Office. lie comes before the
people on his own merits, and if his
merits are properly recognized, his
candidacy can have but one result, he
will be elected Governor of Missls-
sippi.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30

Another Richmond in the Scnatori-
al field. DR.. s. ID. Robbins, alife.long
Democrat and native Mississippian,
has announced his candidacy for the
long term in the United States SEN
ate. DR.. Robbins was a member of
the Legislature in the days OF recon
struction and was a power against
radicalism. He went out from his ma
tive county of Scott to the civil war
at the age of fifteen years, was in
FORESTS cavalry and followed that
gallant officer during the war. lie
graduated in medicine at Tulane Uni
versity, New Orleans, with high hon
ors. DR.. Robbins entered the guber-
Material contest against McLaurin
three years ago, but withdrew before
the State Convention assembled, leav-
idg his opponent a clear field. 1t is
hard to tell at this moment what ef-
feet the candidacy Of DR.. Robbins will
have in the contest between Allen.
McLaurin and Williams. But we
think at least that Warren and Scott
counties will be lost to McLaurin.
Robbins will certainly get those two
counties.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30
T. M. HENRY FOR AUDITOR.
Yazoo County Sends a Delegation to
the State Convention Solid
for Him.

Mr.. EDITOR: Mr.. II. VI. Henry's
troops Of friends in this section Of the
State feel special qualification at the
action Of Yazoo county in endorsing
his candidacy for Auditor. Mr..
Henry's protracted and serious illness.
dating from November Ist, 1893, has
prevented his making a canvass aud
deprived him Of personal contact with
the people, which, IN his case. is al
ways productive Of mutual pleasure,
confidence and good will. However,
when the primaries are held and the
convention meets, the sequel will
most probably show that he has not
been forgotten. lie is steadily i'm
proving, Is able to be up most OF the
time, goes around his house on
crutches, and proposes soon to 20 out
among the people.
He is, perhaps, the hest qualified
man in Mississippi for Auditor. hav-
ing been connected with the Office for
fourteen years, part OF the time as
Deputy Auditor, and is thoroughly
acquainted with all it's details.
Then it should not be forgotten
that he vas the last man to leave the
Auditors office during the yellow
fever epidemic, remaining ut his post
and conducting the Office alone for
quite a while after every n else had
left. Such steadfast loyalty TO duty
should not go u%nrewardcd.
He has been sOrely afflicted, and his
host or friends will rejoice to know
that he Is on the high road TO re-
coyery, and expect other counties to
fall in line with Yazc0 and land Tom
Henry in the Auditors office.
DEMOCRAT.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30
sherIfF's Sale. ell a'a

SOUTHWESTERN BUILDING l. LoANonss'"
No. VII MIS-. NJ. n n. Won aream'gI
Judgment 81, 100 and co ,N
|, the undersigned. sheriff OF lA'Esonco''
", Mississippi, will, on ,oo
Monday, the Sd day Of Jsts, = U low,
between the hours of Il O'Clock q; N; h, sdhSt
o'clock .. M, sell at auction 10 the she front
bidder or bidders, for casn, ~ cn"nty 10
door Of the courthouse OF saiu ud1%sSscribed
the town OF Scranton, the following aes So nec.
property, or SO much thereof rs nay famed
essary 10 satisfy the hereinafter men'"'
writ and all costs, tO-wit: so,d dc.
The undivided half interest OF ,ssaIIio o
PENDANT, Mrs. N. N. Wolfe, IN the ioo;;tvusted
described tract OF, parcel OF, ian u,s west
in Jackson county, Mississippi, to-w y; Not
ginning ut the northwest corner Q. ~ ss pef
Of the Dean 4 Wolfe tract q iahqj ,sasy,.
man or plot thereof made by \. N: sdsy q
surveyor OF said county. on the ", esn ~ "HRtook'
May, iSy0. and recorded on page ION and
No, II, Record OF Deeds o. saia c ~ western
running from thence north along w section
line OF the old hotel property. TO we ! st tcvp.
line dividing sections 1! ana 10 OF ss laid sec.
shin and range; thence east along s I'D I'D
tion line a distance Of seven hunor.0 ss,oug
seyenty-ive t775) feet; thence SOUL 70
the east line OF SAID Oiu nytoi X nne IN Of
the northeast corner OF lot Nun,oss est along
The morrill, lines OF lots l, q ., I And eSnI hsiuk
said LIZA tract 10 The place Of beginning as.
the samo tract or parcel Of land tnnss 'SWSolfe
ignated ~ lot No. Z of SAID Des w tract OF
Tract. andklso being a portion OF w q GGcisop,
parcel OF land conveyed ~ mnsy ~ deed
1t. nj, to Gus Wolfe and f. y. Ie rasccorded N
D paGes s iss A., %i i% q book ok 10. Is.oid q t Rsss.
81 said county, in Jackson cooS' iiesyled On
~ ~ on the 18Th day Of April, =; ~ \ virtue
the prpporty Of Mrs.. n. NJ. WOLF; S "a 10 W
OF y writ Of vcaditi9nt exp2n gsSts. CLERK, %
the ~ az Of Maya. D. 1890. ss.h dsyof
witness ny signature this. the "''
May, A. D. ls0Q. IN MOORE, shen!t!:
Juns 1, ~. -
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30

If there is a 15-year-old
school boyin Mississippi who
cannot write a more able pa
per than is the financial mes
sage of GUY. Anse to the Leg
islature, he must be located
IN the wilds of Anse's native
heath. None of his prede-I
cessors ever held Mississippi
up to the scorn of the bust
ness world by sending such a
nOnsensical document to the
law-making bodyof the State,
praying that its members
vote themselves asses of the
misunderstanding breed.
But GUY. Anse had to do
something to hide,if possible,
the demagoguery of his late
canvass, and he made the at
tempt by administering a
dose of the same kind of rot
to the public through his
Herald.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30
In his inaugural address,

In his inaugural address
Governor McLaurin said:
1T is impossible for me to
give official places to all who
would desire it." Are we to
understand from this that the
governor contracted more
goods during his canvass
than he can now deliver? If
not, why the reference! Is
it not a notification that only
the favored will be served by
the official huckster at the
gubernatOrial shambles? Is
it not probable that there is
a rabble roaming the hills
and the valleys of grand old
Mississippi who will make
Anse's administration stink
to heaven if he fails to scat
ter official mamma broadcast?
We will see what we shall
sec.-Biloxi Herald.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30
Petition for Liquor License.
State of Mississippi. Jackson County

State Of Mississippi, Jackson County,
To the Honorable Board of Ma,or aud Aldermen
of the town OF Pascagoula, said county and
State.
l. CHARLES BosTEg. a resident Of the said town
of PascagOnla, n male person over the age Of
twenty ono years. do hereby apply for a license to
retail yinous. spi'ituous, alcoholic and malt iqnofs
In less quantities than one gallon at my plare Of
business known as the 'to,iage.bytbe'Sea Oh
Front street, IN town, county and State, anil re-
specially refer to the recommendations and petit
ton below. Respectfully,
CHAS B0srER.
To the Honorable, the Board of Mayor and Alder
men Of the town of Pascagonla, in the county
Of Jackson, state of Mississippi,
We, the undo rsigned, a majority of the qnalhedi
voters, residents in said town OF Pascagohla anu
county Of Jackson and State Of Mississippi, r.
spectfully represent that Chas. Boster is a rea.
dent Of said town Of Pascagoula. in the county Of
Jackson and State of Mississippi that heisaIae
person over the age of twenty ono years and We
do hereby recommend hin, TO be Of good repula'
ton, and n sober aud suitable person to receive,
license to retail viuous, spilituons, alcohoM aa
malt liquors in less quantities than one gallch
accordance with law, at his place Of pus,oes
known rs the Cottage blythe Sea, on imn'
street. in said own of PasCagonla, we tneIe-
fore, respectfully petition and request yonr hon.
orable Board to grant said Charl $ Boster . Nsn~
10 retail vinous, spirituous, alcoholic and maNm
ouors for tho term OF one year in accordance WIN
law, to pe used at his place of business knwn ~
the 4" Cottage. by .the.Sea, in said town Oh rakA'
goula
Hubert Francis Krebs Charles Luding johnson
Albert Cook Bradford William Augustus Coi
Charles Bogdahn Charles Anthony Greineif
Agr;cnlc Ensiliei Ch,stunt James Dutch
.InSn T'ohv Helaire Krebs
Frederic Hess John Albert Olen
George Anthony Matthew ,.,.
Gunwald Hansen foliusen William Henry L S,
George Washington Ladnier George oon ;.t
his John Francis Balllrue
Henry X Borner Joseph . A.
Nc George Parsley
p;ch,r, Y HANNA BENJAMIN Franklin Seoyel
'" marL william George
Charles Roster William oh," T,sh.
Maurice Guichard Armand Dei""' ~.
l certify the above. to be a correct COPY u lima N
original petition on file in my office, f,e T,.,I.
~, 1899. A. ID, kkhDS ioHpp @N
june 30, 1899, ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30

CARD OF THANKS.

We take this method Of returning our sin
cere and heartfelt thanks to all those wilt
assisted us by their kind words and action,
at the funeral Of our beloved relative, Mr.
VIM. FeOre. Our especial thanks are extend
ed Rev. Father W. Ten Brink, the good Sis.
tiers Of Perpetual Alteration, and the Missis
sippi Coast Timbermen's Association fol
kindness and consolation shown us at tn,
house, church and grave.
l.. FEORE AND FAMILY.
Scranton, Miss, June 80, 1899. 20-lt
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30
lESCATAWPA ITEMS.
BY SCRIBUS.

Watermelons are plentiful and fine.
Mr.. w. l.. Rhodes single mill is now
in full blast.
A great many will attend the Seashore
camp meeting on July 18th.
The public roads hereabouts under the
management of Mr.. r. c. Riggle are in
good order.
The next runaway match will be be-
tween Miss --a and MIR. --,
and will take place - very soon.
Lightning shocked the sawyer at Moss
Point Lumber Co.'s mills Saturday even
ing last, but he got right soon.
1t is said that coal Oil will make the
hair grow on bald heads, but nothing so
simple will take away from a head-a
bursting headache.
Mr.. G. W. Daley and family extend
thanks for aid and kindness extended TO
them during the sickness and death OF
their beloved child, Mrs. Herman Cropp.
The newest fad is the "faith" cure. II
is astonishing how easily some people
take up with it. The Mormon excite
ment has about died out. There are
some who are now being treated for dis
eases by the "faith" cure from faith doc
tors in st. Louis and elsewhere. Many
lives We're lost under Mormon treatment,
and now many more will be under such
faith cure.
MIR. Geo. Dudley himself as
the 'Star" butcher-and candidate for
the custom of the people. He pledges
himself " attend to business, BE- prompt
and up-to-date, deliver best of meat, beef,
mutton, etc, on time, and prove himself
reliable in every way as a first-class
butcher.
A meeting of trustee of Wilson Springs
camp ground was held last Wednesday
night at Zion church. They decided to
have camp meeting there, beginning Oh
second Thursday in September, being
the l4th. Now, let the sound Of the saw
and hammer be heard on the grounds,
and prepare for a successful work.
Rev. Henry Bennett will preach in the
Baptist church at Escatawpa on the third
Sunday in July. He has not decided to
leave his work here, all the reports to
the contrary Notwithstanding. The
membership here hope he will remain
with them, as they very much respect
and love him and his good wife as good
Christians and workers in the cause of
our Savior.
Mrs. Lily Cropp died at the home of
her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Daley on Saturday, June 24th at $50 p
m. She was married to Mr.. Herman
Cropp about two years since. Lily was
a good member OF the Baptist church,
and died with the Christians hope af
heaven. She leaves .wO sisters, Mrs.
Ruth Crosby, of Moss Point and Mrs. Ed.
Lynd, of Escatawps, and three brothers,
John, Edward s"s Jamer Daley. She
was universally beloved by relatives and
friends. The funeral services were
preached in the Baptist church by Rev.
Henry Rennett, and her body inferred
in the Ferrill graveyard.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30

The candidacy of Maj. James X.
Nardaman is going to surprise sume
people. lie has as good a chance of
getting the Democratic nomination
on the 23rd of August as any other
candidate for governor. 1t would not
surprise US il he got the nomination
on the first ballot. He is the kind of
nan Mississippi needs in the Execu.
tive chair. He is a bold. aggressive
man, honest and true. No cheap dem
agoguery about his makeup. He
boldly stands up and speaks out his
sentiments. lie is the kind Of a man
we like.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30
Petition for Beer License.

The State of Mississippi, County Of Jackson.
To the Honorable Board OF Mayor and Alder
men of the town.of Scranton:
Tho petition of JANIS BYRD PIcKETT respect.
fully shows that petitioner is a qualified electOr of
the town of Scranton, and a resident thereof,
that petitioner is DESTROYS OF procuring a license
TO sell malt liquors at Wholesale, in the build.
lug in said town, at the point where the Lou
isville and Nashville Railroad il intersccte by
Magnolia street, and which Is now occupied by
the petitioner as an ice-house, ana petitioner here,
with presents q petition signed by a majority of
the legal voters I'D said town recommending him
rs a sobe and suitable person to receive such Ii.
censs. Wherefore, he prays that an order may be
passed by your Honorable Board authorizing the
issuance OF a license TO petitioner to sell beer al
Wholesale in the building above described.
Respectfully ubmitted this, the 18th day Of
June, 1899. JAMES BYRD PICKETT.
State Of Mississippi, County Of jackson.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board of Aldermen
Of the town Of Scranton.
The petition of tho undersigned qualified voters
of the town of Scranton respectfully show that
James Byrd Pickett. who il an applicant for q
license to sell malt liquors or beer, at Wholesale,
in the building In said town ut the point where
where the Louisville and Nashville Railroad is
intersccted by Magnolia street, and which Is now
occupied by him as an ice.h0use, is n male person
oyer the age OF twenty.one years and a qualified
voter Of said town of Scranton, and we fuather
son ~ "oaJ sa,u vMulus ny5I" a soner a ~ 10 s,,;tahis
, nr~ s 50 aJpaiGa an,.o !. ~ al Il %aW ' ,io"or or %se,
l. ~ avcei.e iIcenSs y s., '""'s nnI"". . h
sors nvav IT,, a m SS nraer mav Ia nasseI Nv Your
Honorable Ecord AUTHORIZING Inc issuance of a
,;cn,ss az 10y. n.n'T n,rd p;c%e,t I" al, nal,
i ;"vasS W sala ssnes ns.a n so;J %,,;;,d;ra. and
as in duty hound will ever p,ay;
- IT. Ae..a. p.u,.
arthur Lesne moore injury Aio"o1 nu'ho
Chariie lyons pu.,.,. ~
onn "a,ter OSx n'u'u' oah"e
I.oIton Einer Cox ,..... u,.;. mu ~
James Harrison Randall Henry Wright
Christian Nelson Martin Van Buren, Carey
Charley hooeit Wiihams Cnariey J9hh o"coos"n
George Junns "'ahionu -
Willis Marion CAVITY Whitfield Walker
John Baptiste Chastang James Smith
Columbus Sidney Farley. John Jacob Clark
Frederic CHRISTIAN Westpnal v,,.
Chnrles rneasr'ck Peterson ,o.onh 1nI.sSnk r,h
oscar io"sSe Wm,o,, uerrx w;slner
George Forrest ,s, x%a S,sS.1 M' sss%s,r Marion Beck
Ahead .,,,s,us rsr,e@nt Rohert Leo Papkcy
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30

Bro. WIN. Ward, of the Starkville
Times has lost or mislaid his specta.
cles, or has got off his base somehow.
Evidently lie does not read the DEMO.
cRAT-STAR carefully, or he would
learn that we are opposed to Anse
McLaurin and for Private John Allen,
the sure winner for the United States
Sonata
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30
A CARD.

We wish to say to the public there was no
misunde rstanding in regard to what Ed.
Mansfield said about J. J; Cunningham ut
Mess Point. lie did talk about Cunningham,
and his o nversatiOn was to lead people TO
believe Cunningham was implicated in burg
larles, and always put officers off Of the right
track to catch them. and talked more than
HERE explained. All his conversation was to
reflect on Cunningham's good character. and
possibly II there was any Misnnderstandin Ing
II Was on Eds part. We have not misunder-
stood. We are sure Ed talked about him,
which we don't give his yarns any credit The
same AS he. JOHN ". W. EMERSON,
GEO. DALEY.
June 30, 1899. COLT
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30

Hon. John Allen and Mr.. j. W.
Buchanan, editor OF the Grenada Sen.
tlnel, came very near locking horns
the other day at Grenada. John made
a remark in his speech which Buck
took umbrage at and rose up and
passed the lie to John. John started
toward Buck" and friends interfered
and the scrap was called off. "Buck"
and John are both game as they make
them, and something may happen yet.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30
The Biloxi Herald says

The Biloxi Herald says
that it is not a prophet, neith-
err does it claim prophetic
powers, but Anse McI4aurin
is sustaining, by his every act,
thesHSkaid'S'oft repeated de-
claration that he possessed no
qualification Of a statesman
but was a demagogue pure
and simple.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30

Read the card in this issue OF the
DEMoCRAT-STAR announcing Mr.. r.
NJ. Henry as a candidate for Auditor
OF Public Accounts. He has been in
the office for fourteen years and GER
tainly is well qualified for the place.
lie has been unable to make a person.
al canvass by reason Of i'll health. He
deserves the office, and we hope our
coast delegates will vote for him.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30

Judge Powell has not as yet gwen
the name OF the candidate for gov
ernor vino had already made his slate
for all his judicial appointments. If
the Judge don't turn the light on
pretty soon we will begin to think
thou art the man"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30

Another one OF McLaurin's organs
has given up the ghost. The Green
vile Herald, only a few months old,
has suspended for want OF McLaurin's
green's to run it. One by one the
roses fall.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30

On Wednesday, July 18th, the Sea-
shore Camp Meeting opens, and will
continue eight or ten days. Free sal
walton for all. Come and be spiritually
benefited.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30

Ex-Gov. Robert Lowry, of Jackson
is the man for the short term for
United State Senator. He is a Dem.
ocrat Of long standing, a worthy gen.
tleman of unimpeachable character,
and will make a Senator that Missis-
sipppi will be proud Of. Vote Tor
Lowry, Democrats, and you will not
be sorry for il.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30

The yellow fever has broken out in
Santiago de Cuba. Fourteen cases
and four deaths reported. The so.
called vigorous cleaning given that
city by the Americans did not prevent
the fever from developing.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30

Some candidates will have sick
st0machs after the primaries, and
will have to take a dose of Simmons
Squaw Vine Wine or tablets in order
to give tone and courage u their
Stomachs.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30

Gen. Otis has cabled the War De.
partment saying the situation around
Manila Is not serious and the cam.
palgn is tagging owing to the rainy
season.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30
MARINE,

OFFICE DEMoCRAT.STAR,
Scranton, Miss, June 80, 1892.
Report for week ending June 20, 1901
ENTERED.
June q. Am sch Oscar G. Green. 1870 tons from
Havana.
June 20. Am sch Otis. Clinton, 1853 tons from
Havana.
June 70. Am sch Mile Williams, Jorgenson 90
tons from Vera Cruz.
CLEARED.
June "a. Am. sch Harry ". Haynes by L.. N.
Dantzlcr Lumber 20. for Kingston with PAS.
107 feet lumber valne t904. SAC,
June "a. Am sch Rita Cue by Il. L.. Silva for
Carmen with 95,604 feet lumber, value s96l 90.
Juue %. Am bkn Elniranda by Carbeth for Bos'
ton with $40, 1866.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-30

The publication of the Spectator"
has completely closed McLaurin's
mouth. His strikers say Anse has no
recollection Of writing the famous
letter.