The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-03
rlscaGorL. BY ruE SEA.

INV YEA ilIih mas HOt IIihtcIfhiIeu YET.
Tallyho rides by moonlight are in
order
Mr.. l.. NJ. Hand returned Tuesday to
Ruddock, La.
a real English lord will visit Pasca-
goula this season.
Mr.. A. $. Benu, of Mobile. has the
most stylish turnout on the road.
Mrs. Pattie Slaughter from Moss Point
Is guest Of her aunt. Mrs. b. u. Wad
dell.
The chief charm of our seaside resort
Is the glory of the sunrises and starlight
nights.
Misses Emma and Helen Hand left
wednesday on a visit to relatives near
Ocean Springs.
Miss Lottie Cappock, of Mobile, is a
guest of Miss Leila Dacovich at the Cot
tage-by-the-Sea.
Driving parties on Pascagoula stree t
We're terrorized one evening last week
by runaway horse with wagon.
She-"Dear, what are the wild waves
saying?"
He-"They haven't been able to get
word in since you arrivedw
Mrs.J. n. Scott died suddenly Wednes-
day morning at $40 o'clock. She was
proprietress of boarding house on Bu-
ena Vista street, suburbs of Pascagorla,
and departed this life at the age of 25
years. The funeral took place at p. m.
lnterrment at Protestant cemetery.
Mrs. b. b. Waddell is entertaining the
following parties at the Shell-by-the-
Sea: Mr.. Tarver Waddell wife and
daughters, Misses ID. May and Florence
Louise and sons Tarver and Harry May,
of Helena, Ark, and Mr.. Ben May, of
st. Louis, Mo.
AT the Paquette place pear trees are
loaded again with fruit this year, the
same as last year, Notwithstanding the
big freeze Of the preceding February,
which was supposed to hrve killed them
all. So are the pear trees in Boster's
yard and also the fig trees that were
then killed have all put forth new shoots
full of fruit. Who dare say that oul
sandy soil is no good.
After delightful visit to the Paris
Exposition Mr. j. j. Paquette with wife
daughter and son, Miss Melissa and
Master Robert, returned to their home
in New Orleans last week, and arrived
here Sunday night and are occupying
their beautiful summer villa. They re
port having enjoyed very pleasan
voyage, both going and coming, ant
that the Exposition is truly an immens,
affair. On their return trip they visitet
London and Dublin. Mr. Paquette ant
family are heartily welcomed in oul
midst and all join in congratulatins
them upon their safe return to our beau
tiful resort.
Here we are still under the sign 0
Aquarius, the waterman. The Indial
cannot hang his bow on the horns of tn
new moon and Jupiter Pluvious provide
us daily with an early morning electri
shower bath to wash off the crust o
salt deposited on our bodies by lat
evening seabath.
Bright sunshine, as hot rs blakes, init
igated by threatening clouds and coo
sea breezes, gorgeous sunset skies, star.
nights promising fair to-morrows, bu
soon followed by heavy thunder storms
winding up with beautiful morning rain
bows, warning shepherds am sRilorsno
to venture too far away from shelter, Ma
been the order of the day AT through
out July, usually very dry mon tn.
The proverbial "oldest inhabtaM'
does not remember such fickle weathe
at this season of the year since time i'm
memorial, and declares that there mus
be screw loose somewhere in the ma
chinery of the Cosmos. He cannot tel
just where, but suspects that the eclips
of the sun last May, and the subsequen
eclipses of various planets have some
thing to do with this extraordinar
weather.
During July the moon passed over tn
planets Uranus, Saturn, Mars and Nel
tune, but the eclipse of Saturn onl.
was visible in this latitude. Durin
August Jupiter will have close brus
on the morning of the ith. In the after
noon of the 9TH Uranus will be eclipset
On the 9th the moon will be In close cor
junction with Saturn and on the 18th wit
Neptune.
But let the weather be what it may
each day brings new visitors to thi
lovely beach, and on Sundays From
street is lined with stylish turnouts G
. all kinds. The latest arrivals at tn
Cottage-by-t -the-Sca are M. l.. Randolph
Bayou Goula, La; f.. M. Vallette, Abb
Beckett, Chas. Thoss, p. II. Linssen, ]
Rathoff and l.. Perrin, New Orleans; Ir
Z. Powers, Ben II. Trotter, Mobile; N
Hollander, Jackson; Emile Hermann
Paris, the guest Of A. s. Benn.
On Wednesday, July %, there wa
born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. McDaniels, 9
d ! West Pascagoula, n son. We congratr
4 late the happy parents.
4 Mesdames M. l.. Pol and John Y. Mo-
' gan visited relatives and friends at b
: loxi Sunday. % 1I