The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-05-31

VIII CuHllileDce running tue MOOlle
and Biloxi Accommodation train be.
tween the Gulf City and Biloxi.
DR.. W. Hillman Hosey, of Virgins
paid the DEMocRAT-STAR Sanctum a
pleasant visit on Tuesday. He will To-
cate at Moss Point for the practice of
medicine.
A box containing the decomposed
body Of q young baby was discovered
at the south entrance to the Catholic
cemetery In Pascagoula Sunday morn
ing. No trace as to the parents can be
found, nor as to whether 1t died a natur-
al or violent death.
Mayor Delmas had his usual Monday
matinee and sent down and set back
quite . number Of white and black vio-
lators Of the city's ordinances. He as
sessed the whole shooting match in
about the sum OF $50, and still the boys
won't quit their meanness.
Mr.. f. A. Clark, the we'll known
Ocean Springs attorney, called at the
DEMocRAT.SrAR Office last Saturday
and exhibited . sample Of clear and
white oil, equal to refined oil, taken by
himself from o we'll in his town. He
holds an option on the property where
the well is located.
The editor was the recipient last Tues
day Of q bottle Of the celebrated Lord
baltimore whiskey sent him by Mr.. c.
L. Krebs, PROPRIETOR q the Echo saloon
on Delmas Avenue. We appreciate the
timely compliment and thank our good
friend Charley for supplying us with
this stimulating summer tonic. .
On Sunday, Deputy sheriff B. J. GoK
of Basin brought to this city Calvin and
Alex Farley, colored, charged with hav.
ing robbed the store of N. j. O'Neal At
Basin, and obtaining money under false
pretenses, They were committed by
Justice Of the Peace James Helvestion
OF that place to the county prison here
in default Of $500 bonds each. The prop
erty stolen consists of account books,
deeds and papers valued at 5000. Depu-
ty Golf returned Monday, leaving his
prisoners securely lodged in Jail.
Last Friday the iron bark Mable tied
up at Mitchelrs wharf, at the head Of
Krebs' avenue. Capt. w. L. Pinder re.
ports that two heavy squalls were en-
countered on the way from Havana. He
brought as curios an English cannon Of
the year l4l2 and 60 tons OF empty Span.
ish shells, as ballast. The Captain is q
great favorite here, and his safe return
is always q source Of great pleasure to
his many friends. Quite acrowd visited
the vessel, the cabin Of which is very
finely fitted up.
The attention being paid to farming
between Grand Bay, Ala, and Scranton
is resulting most satisfactorily. Lands
which had before never been made to
produce anything are now beautifully
laid off in small farms. Those who &C.
cupy them are reaping the benefits Of
their fertility with proper cultivation.
1t Is noticeable that wherever rs proved
in the instance Of the Lilly Orchard
Company's colony, how scientific horti-
culture can be made to make this region
as rich in production as any other in the
country.
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1t behooves those who have the rear.
ing of the youth of this city to encour.
age and give them employment. This
being a region in which labor of all de.
scriptions is requisite for Its develop.
ment. Why should not those who are
here be preferred for employment in the
different positions in the mills, shipping
and railroading. There are examples to
show where young men have risen into
prominence through faithful perform
ance Of duty, such as Valsin DeJean,
bookkeeper Of the DeJean Il Mitchell
Co., Walter NJ. Denny, Jr., clerk in the
Census Department, Washington, Fred
Taylor, typewriter In the Clerk Of
Courts office here, James Fox, attache
of Chas. Clark Dredging Co. and Cooper
Converse. employee in the F%arnsworth
Lumber Co.'S. saw mill; also Torebio
Castanera, manager Cumberland Tele. i
phone exchange.
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