The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-02-16
LITTLE BRISBANE rURNBuLL
Brought to HIS Home ut Pascagouia tf
Lie Beside His Mother.

Last Sunday afternoon on the arrival |
Of the 40 train the remains of brisbane,
son of Martin Turnbull and Marguerite
White, (deceased) so cruelty. snatched
few hours before from life&into death,
having been crushed by an electric car
in New Orleans were brought to us and
followed to his last home by large
crowd Of sorrowing friends, who had
known the bright joyous boy from
his infancy. During the burial the rain
held up giving an opportunity to all
who wished to show their sympathy by
being present on the occasion and of
taking sad farewell look at the little
bruised form which lay SO quietly at
rest in its wee white casket.
Brisbane has left the deepest regret
behind him, he was an only son, the
constant companion of his grandfather
who had grown young again in the sun
shine of his grandson's smiles and who
was likewise terrifcally injured, for he
and Brisbane were going hand in hand
along the street when without warning
suddenly the electric car passed along
It's rapid way crushing the life out OF
the beauteous boy Immediately and
bruising the body and head of the grand
father-luckily however Mr.. Turnbull
escaped with his life.
Brisbane was not only a handsome and
affectionate child, but boy of great
intellectual promise.
early, bright transient chaste as morning dew,
He sparkled. WAS exhal'dand went to Heaven, y
Where his mother awaited her boy
A liberal advertiser is the best man to
trade with. He solicits your trade, and
trys to make you a permanent customer
by selling you what you need.
Hon. Joe Blankinship, of Lake Como,
Miss, died suddenly at his residence Oh
Tuesday last at 1890 p. NJ. He was
well-known and beloved citizen OF JAS
per county. Mrs. b. +. Duke left We'd
nesday morning for Lake Como. She Is
a sister -in-law of the deceased.
Rev. G. J. Broders left Sunday evening
for South America via New Orleans. He
Twas accompanied by his wife and little
daughter, who viii separate from him
Mt the latter city going thence TO ST.
Louis. where they will sojourn with
Mrs. Broders' parents antil Mr.. Broders
returns from his mission.
Mrs. Jeanne +. White and daughters,
Mrs. Eugene Gautier, of West Pasca-
gaula, and +. J. johnson went to New
Orleans on Saturday to meet the re-
mains of their grandson and nephew,
which they accompanied home. AIR. II.
q. Carlisle, OF New Orleans, also return
ed to Scranton with the body Of Bris-
band Turnbull.
Besides the local bar we notice the fol-
lowing lawyers from elsewhere present
in attendance this week on chancery
court: Messrs. Gregory L. Smith, J. w.
Goldsby, of Mobile; Hon. T. Marshall
Miller, Of New Orleans, Col. ALI. Y.
Harper, r. M. Barber, of Biloxi; e. A.
Clark, r. d. Wigginton, Ocean Springs;
Thos. M. Evans, Gnlfport, all of whom
seem to have some business in court.
Chancery court convened here Monday
at 2 o'clock p. m. Chancellor Nc. Hill,
presiding. Considerable business was
disposed of although many of the best
lawyers of the State contending that we
have no legal circuit judges or chancel-
lors to-day in the State. Judge Hill is
clearly of the opinion to the contrary
notwithstanding. Court adjourned
Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
The DEMOcRAT-STAR is pleased to no.
tice that its efforts to have the front OF
> the Pascagoula rive and bay along the
t towns Of Scranton and Pascagoula prop
! erly shelled and substantial road built
The generosity Of the property holders
on the route has caused them to appreci
. ciate our efforts and to evidence this ap'
probation by giving the right-of-way
: which, after all will be to their own ben
!. eft as there will be nothing in the State
: handsomer than when the road Is com
pleted. Mayors I. p. Delmas and VolneJ
! Brown are untirlng in their efforts ir
; the road's behalf.
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