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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-28
SITUATIONS wAHTED-MALE.

WANTl-H- 81 single German. honorable position
Of any kind; REF. Box 60. this otilc- eI
WANTED yoa-a-s zslsite nay clerical on hon
orah-e position OF any kind Address Bon IS.
TINS Office MI
lfANT1-.f- By strong. asIe young man e!raIo.-
mont. god ellc1-ioa- lest o. reference AddFes.
81. l. A.. 80 + s. IU re-
WANTEI- 8r gauu. man from the country. WORK
q AM EsIa aT IN private family OF criyiua taF
doctor 1913 Iith S. ma nj
observation-disclosures Eh.te farm and dzir-
il-l-d, highly rsagIIIsaI need wants permanent
Fl4se- address + BELL 5055 st. ne. cz7-a
UANTEB-By inEts-iz-eut collector, 70 -esr.-
eSTesiesa-. situation Address Bon GA. G.is o.
ree- mr.
WANTED 3. Eveii-e[i ef-eacsd coIcred man place
IS waiter ia restaurant Address ~ % q. ~
rZ.-2
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FOR sALE-A Young fresh milking HoIstein cox
and calf; yields gallons a day; also another
good milking eoW for sale Enquire 81 9Th st
NV. doctors o5f5ce- u27-s
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FOR RENT Second floor. with bath. furnished
OF unfinished; SI+ per month 1905 d st. ne
InJS-S
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WANTED-FiTst-class press feeder; also colored
bank building. ma
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FOR RENT Furnished, two large rooms for in
nj
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FOR RENT-Second floor, three nicely-furnished
rooms and bath, for light housekeeping; near
two car lines $3.50 70 adult couple So St
NV. m2S-3
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WANTED-1o0 men and boys to sen McKinl=,
flag canes: big PROFIT GIL La. ave NV m2S-z
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FOR SAILOR Account ef Leaving City March ,
Will sell my New 500 StGInwav Piano for 500:
$50 Mahogany Bedroom Set. used four months
for $50; New S65 Domestic Sewing Machine
Latest Improved, for SIS. Address BOX G25
this Office mrs
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N ANTED-Good colored man as cook; six wait
ers, two disIwashers, and Two women III 9th
st NV MI
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED secondhand shov-Hirsloyv: must h,
IL good condition address 313 C st. NV e2s-3
WANrED-To buy Old feather beds. E. MARKS.
- Myrtle St. ez5-5
WANTED Highest cash prices paid Tor your old
gold silver that has lost is usefulness watches
diamonds etc; pawn tickets bought L. ABRA-
HAMS, removed 70 453 9th st. NV. mo-
OF al kinds from I cent per ys.d up; pinkin.;
done while sou wait oPPENHEENEK'S 81 Ell,
81. nv. mzB
WANFED-Highest cash prices paid for laaies'
and gents casr=oh clothing; drop postal. III call
B, TARsHES. 1865 7th St nv u3-Isno
LOST.
LOsT-Blzck pup, with white feet. long hair
Return 10 Gil G st. sc. and receive reward
:uzS-S
LosT-Tue-dsy night. large black six hsnagc--
CHEF near 18th aDd L st=-; reward i returned
1877 SGth ST n"- mI
Losf-Iast week On 18th st. near T. silver handled
riding whip Finder returning 10 clerk shore
ham House VII bc rewarded eng
L0sT-Black aud white est. back legs c-fBtlri
Reward II returned 10 Apartment : so X T.
ave uZ7-S
LosT-Noney and ring. GA Pa. axe. Return 10
~ Pa ave and receive reward uz7-S
LOST Monday evening brown collie dog. named
F.ora- Li1e.a. rezaEG il returned to gJG5z sch st.
nE- cos
LOST Sunday evening. large gold seal. viii
flIaaJ-tla setting attached % small cold ,5.-r
Binder gsiu r- literally rewarded ii returned 10
No.
FOUND.
EooD,s BAKING Powder. Worlds Best ;. 10.
and isc-
F0l Nd Bie--Ie on C st. ne, oaner can have IT
by proving property End paving charges. go
Florence 81 n"- CHS
ICE CREAM. zoe gallon. not made IN cellar.
but above ground for sewer ga abo1nds in eel
-aTs and breeds typhoid. dipiitheTia etc moral
don. eat that Kind LACEY'S is pure and
----------- - y y ave: Prone z0SI
MISCELLANEOUS.
PIANO LESSONS. pc hoar; careful, competent
teacher. 9l4 II 81. ~. ul2--zI
SIGNS. All KIND. Io.rest prices. ANDERSON.
1915 81. HH. eg--5
ANYONE desiring rolls u braad for sanduicflez
Tor its of Har1t Il fasy lee 20 their advantage
by sending postal 50 18th ST. ne mes
SEWING MACHINES cleaned and repaired, ST.
LOVES, I2cS sth s. nv MOS
BAD Bills COLLECTED or no charge. II. D.
GORDON Lawyer blJ lith 81 nv RIG
BANCIyG-Prfvate academy. 1918 18Th 81 my
unc5surr IN Washington o. National Association
Masters % Dancing. mis-
FULL DRESS SUITS Tor 4ire; 81 up. 100 7ta st.
nv. cI5Li.cin
ANY ORDINARY CLOCK cleaIi.i 53c Watches
jeweiry music boxes accordingly charged; salts
faction guaranteed; SEND postal: sill call for and
deliver free 90 all parts OF District. CAPITAL
CLGCK REPAIRING COMPANY. 1854 7sh St. nv.
BOOKBNDING FOR THE HOLIDAYS Books Of
all kinds hound IA short notice; magazine etc;
po>ketbOoks and al leather goods lettcrrd in
gold o. silver; bind anything WILLIAMS
BiNDERT. 6.3-CIJ Tth Il. NV, CIEAS " DOW
DEN. Manager.
FULL DRESS SUITS, 81, io9 hire. 81. JULIUS
COHEN 100 Tth St nv.
SEWING MACHINES repaired and warranted 81:
machines Tor rent by week month At OPEN
HEIMER'S NEW HOME AGENCY. 5If 9Th 81 E-g
FOR RENT-ISAUGURATI ROOMS.
FOR INAUGURATfoS-FToH and back paTlor and
otaeT rcamE SIS 81. nHs n27-3
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HANTED-Girl CT Young woman to work on
tailoring: steady work: fair wages to start with
-Al3 18th st. NV. mi
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEuALE.

WANTED neat colored girl, place as waitress
chsEabeEIIaid. OF mrs. 1861 18th 81 nv. Ell
WANTED Situations Tor dishuashers eo-,ls:
Light ror1 for neat ycunS girl EUREKA EI-
CHANGE, lpl5 \. Y ave eI
WANTEI-;5y settled German woman, place a.
houscaasler OF cook zI6 49, ST sy N.Y.
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DR.. Leafhermd7,

EXPERT SPECIALIST in the cure OF all private
diseases. Hydrocele. YarirOceIe Structure. In
potency and Syphilitic Diseases positively cured
Advice and consultation free. Both sexes Daily.
to L. TO 5, Also on Tuesday. Thursday, and
Saturday evenings. 10 8
Coz Street Northwest.
fClosei SundxyA
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The ''3 Days" Cure

Cfor men) leads all remedies IN this city: e
prompt and permanent cure no charge. Con-
sultati0n free DR. McKEEHAN SIC 18th ST NV
Ofice hours. ito y IT.. to pm. Sundays, to
p III Only Specialist IN Diseases OF NeIl- ms-Im
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WANrED-Two first-class ladies' tailors VITAE.
gas 81 NV mss
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NANTED-A colored girl; bring refs Gail be-
tween and Q 437 9Th St Nv nj
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WANTED-Saleslady for lace department. also
chamhCrnaid and plain cook. 18th and C sts-,
room 81. bank building. MI
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WANTED Blight tidy white cirl 10 wait on table
and assist with i-ht Homework: good home In
adult family Apply Real Estate Office. SO st
n. el
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WANTED-Cook for boarding-isouse, good wages
1Il5 ! st nv. ci
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WANTEp-A woman TO do general homework for
small family I3+5 Q 81 NV 81
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FOR REST-sTABI.Es.

inauguration and permanent if desired: concrete
throughout; water and gas; earsisge room. PSI
y. Y ave. ul25-S
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR SALE-E0RTHwEsT.

Apply at Office for Weekly RrHefiu.
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HELP wANrED-MALE AND FEMALE

wANTED-Students to learn teIegraphy: taught
BY N expert THE DBJLLERY. J94 nth st
se5
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NA&TED-G Dung girl TO assist IN the care OF
infants and make herself generally useful. Apply
2i4 T 81 nv Il
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HyASTED-Three women. white housekeePer-
cook. chamberuaid; white coloFed- Enquire
7fs5 17rb = nv eI
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WASTED-At once, a good plain cook and cham
BERNARD, with ref; must stay at night. p Grant
Place nv. gl
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FOR RENT-FARMS.
FOR RENT-Farnl, III acres. Apply lbs =
81 La. e2S-S
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WANTED Tire competent salesgirls- Enqu;r
at NICOLAIDES. 1908 + 81 nv ezS-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

KHAN
FOR RENT OR sALE-In and about lTLattsyille,
several beautiful homes. with lots, aA small
acreage suitable for chicken runs: price moderate
and terms easy ROGERS ROGERS HysttS-
Vile ms
FOR SALE-T2 acres: good land; nice neiehbor-
hood; running stream; plenty OF wood; near sta
ton: Sl.5O0: easy terms DUCKETT & DENT
E35 + st. NESS
FOR SAIE-Six-room dwelling: barn: hen
aoIise; stable; three acres good and: plenty OF
irUit; near electric cars; 81 $50; easy terms.
DUCEETT * DENT. 6S5 F ST m2S-6
FOR SALE-Fiye-room cottage; new; chicken
house; fruit large lot; near electric cars; $3.50
easy terms DUCkETT DENT SIS E ST
m2S-3
BIRDS. DOGS, ETC.
YOUNG PARROTS. singing canaries mockin-
birds dogs, cats rabbits gold FISH, etc; cata-
logue free SCHHD's BIRD STORE. az 18th 4
NV. s9l3
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FOR REN1'-To seicct colorei tenant, = cuzy
home; only sIy-5e; sE--lSem brick; 5I7 n J. ave
NV; key 1t Office STJliE I FAIRFAX. sos f
st. NV. mss
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WANTED INAUGURATION SEATS
AND WINDOWS.
SEATS
wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTF-D- Window on north side OF Avenue ion
SO Address BOX G2g this Office. mrs
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WANTED-A go0d-iooLiug and safe saddle horse
with English saddle and bride for the IN
zagrati5n parade Write. stating price, BOX
Sis this 0face. ui27-3
WANTED hrst-class young and sound horse;
Chestnut color preferred; must De sound IL every
particular; height about l5js hands: 10 roadster
required; stzbleHen and agents positively not
dealt with Address Box SIS, his ofico. COS
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Il ANTEn-Two white mattresses GILT EDGE
DIAING-R0OMS and two diShwashers- 81 9th St
81
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FOR SALE-NationaI cash register No. 80: slight
y used, IN perfect condition; cheap. Address
BOX 62l this ofsce rn27-3
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-05-25
A ooat's Banquet on dreenbacks.


Thirteen years ago Charles j.
Allen, a farmer living near Ogden,
Ia, drove into town, and while
getting dinner tied his horse to d
hay rack wagon. The animal
upset the wagon, throwing down
u vest which the farmer had left
hanging or the rack. Mr.. Allen,
hearing the noise, rushed out of
the hotel, and, picking up his
vest found that six So bills that
had been left in one of the pockets
had disappeared. An innocent
looking goat stood near by,
dreamily licking its jaws.
A passer-by, suspected of the
theft, accused the goat aud offer
ed to pay for the animal if the
missing bills were not found in its
stomach. The goat was killed,
and the currency was found where
the suspected man said it would
be. This was the last heard Of
the matter until this week, when
William 4. Gardner of the waT
department received a package
from his father-in-law, who is d
justice OF the peace at Ogden, con,
containing The mutilated currenc,
The lump Of dried, hard pulp
was taken to the treasury depart
ment, and the experts patiently
pasted enough Of the bills on sep.
arate sheets to show that six 81
bills bad been destroyed. Under
the rules these have been returnI
ed to the owner for an affidavit
that the fragments are all that re.
main and the facts as to the goat's
dinner, and upon its receipt new
bills will be issued. Mr.. Allen
will lose only thirteen years in
terest on his money.-W Washingtoi
dispatch in the PHILADELPHIA,
North American.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-05-25
INSURANCE CUISINES.
Done In Mississippi For the Past
Year. State a Profitable Field.

jackson, Miss. May 21-Audi-
tor Cole has given out statement
OF the business done by forty
eight fire insurance companies in
the State of Mississippi during
the past year. The forty-eight
companies submitting figures
wrote business in Mississippi a.
mounting to $49.S77,4S7. They
collected premiums ON this busi-
ness amounting to 81 ,427, ,026.6l.
The average rate of premium is
ascertained to be 2-12i6 per cent.
Losses incurred amounted to 1868,
5le. Ratio loss to premiums .4745.
The companies paid losses during
the yearamounting to $40, ,S43. ~.
The premiums paid in 1899 we're
$l,l56,937. The premium increase
for 1900 is $270, ,089.6l. This is an
excellent showing for the compa-
nies and they have no cause to
complain.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-05-25
FATE OF MRS. slEBELs.
Remarkably Rich Woman Noted For
Her rliserIy and Wretched Condi-
tion Placed In Insane Asylum.

jackson, May 21-Mrs. Siebels,
the rich but misery old lady who
has been standing IN, stery to the
people OF Brookhaven and this
section generally for many years,
was today taken to the insane asy-
lum, at the instance of q relative
living at Madison Station. For tho
past twenty years she has been
wondering about from place to
place, always returning to Brook
haven as a base Of operations, at
tired in rags and frequently beg
ging, although 1t is an authentic
fact that she is one of the largest
taxpayers in Lincoln county, and
besides owns valuable property
ut u number Of other places. She
rs now ninety years of age. Her
trip to England several years ago
to put in a claim TO some proper
'ty to which she alleged she was
an heir, her subsequent arrest on
the streets of London as a vagrant
and the fact that the police of that
city that found wretched-look-
ing old woman had several thou
sand dollars in her belt have been
referred to previously in these
dispatches. For the past six
weeks this strange character has
been staying at jackson. She rent
eda room without u bit of furni-
ture in it and proceeded to make
herself comfortable. In lieu of
u bed, she used the floor. An
ancient battered trunk was all the
furniture In the room. Where
she nte no one has been able to
discover. She would shut her.
self in the room and stay there
for days at II time without appear
ing. Her conduct caused an in
vestigation. A cousin came down
from Madison county, the properi
proceedings were had, and 1t was
decided to take her TO the asylum.
When the attendants came to get
her she raised strenuous objec-
tions. She had nn idea that they
wanted to take her off somewhere
to murder her for her money, aud
IT took several hours to persuade
her to go peacefully. In her purse,
which she had at the time, was
found 5000; what was in her trunk
has not been stated. Ii IS hardly
probable that she will ever leave
the asylum again, her advanced
age and the mania with which
she is possessed, almost precludes
the idea of any recovery of COM
plete sanity.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-05-25
w. q. Wellhorn.

yille--Prof. w. 9. Wellborn.
Tocsin, Indianola--J. A. Rich
ardson.
Times, Starkville-Wm. Ward.
Commonwealth, Greenwood
J. X. Vardaman aud w. S. Var
daman,
Times-Promoter, fernando -
T.. X. Maxwell
Applications for membership
were received from the following:
Banner, Clarksdale-,J. l.. San
derson.
Banner, Booneville-Mrs. L. l.,
Bettcrsworth.
Baptist Visitor, McComb CITY, :
Miss Annie May.
Democrat, Tunica--A. j. Dor
sev and g. III. Block.
Democrat. Roscdalc - IL. A..
Marschalk.
Enterprise, McComb City ~
Mrs. X. b. May.
Enterprise. indianola---Mrs. w.
T.. Chapman.
Globe, 0xforl--P. 8. Burt and
q. d. BeanIand.
Grenadian. Grenada - w. d.
Randall.
Gazette, MagnoliaJ. Il. Nor
wood and wife.
Herald, Utica--N. r. McCul-
Tough.
!. Indicator, Baldwyn-H.S. Phil
lips.
Chronicle, Tchula--J. M. john
son and NJ. p. Winkler.
The Baptist, Greenyille--Rev.
w. NJ. Burr
Times, Starkville--B. T. John
son.
University Magazine, Oxford
L. M. Russell and II. p. Todd.
American, Vicksburg--J. M.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-05-25
BREATH'S.


Phillips.
Sentinel -Brooksyille, W.. w.
Hamilton.
Messenger, ,Okolona- Miss Nora
HarrelI.
Republican, Woodville - Mrs.
Il. w. Myers.
Sentinel. .Ripley-Robcrt ID. and
Neal Holt.
The reports of the secretary and
treasurer were read and referred
to the auditing committee.
President Ward appointed p.
X. Mayors, j. d. McKie and j. ii.
Duke u committee on credentials.
Mr. l.. Z. Carlisle, Of the West
Point Leader, made Il motion that
Eugeue Hayes Mcclure, son of
Secretary }. G. Mcclure, be en-
rolled as member of the asso-
citation, which was adopted un-
animously.
Secretary MCGUIRE, in d short
speech, thanked the convention
for the honor conferred on his
son, and stated that while he ap-
preciated the compliment, there
we're sons and daughters of other
members of the association who
are "kings' aud "queens" and
equally as deserving, and he could
not understand why the conven-
ton should show partiality toward
a member of his household.
Colonel Power-B Because he was
such a long time coming. Cap
plause).
The convention then took took
a recess until 2:30 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the afternoon session the
report of the credentials commit
tee was presented and adopted.
President Ward delivered his
annual address, which was hearth
Ily applauded and referred to a
special committee.
Mr.. J.D. McKie, of the Biloxi
Review, Offered the following reso.
luton, which was adopted:
"Whereas through some inad-
vertence,t there was some confusion
! in the matter of transportation
for the members OF The association
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-05-25
BEWARE or A COUGH.

A cough Isnot u discHss but u symptom.
Consumption aud bronchitis, which are
the most dangerous and fatal Diseases,
base Tor their first indieationa - persistent
cough. and fproperly treated as soon as
this congh appears are easily cured.
Cbanlberlsin's Cough remedy has proven
wonderfully successful, and gained its
wide reputation ami extensive sale by it's
success IN curing the diseases which
cause coughing. Iiitis not beneficial IL
will not cost you cent. For sale 10y all
druggists.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-05-25

Because one hears the most
about the sensational, notorietI-
seeking preachers, il must not fe
inferred that they are in a majoI-
ty. For every one of that kind
there are five hundred preachers
who quitely try to follow the Mas
ter they serve and to save mems
souls, not to tickle their fancy
and get quoted in the newspaper
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-05-25

The Washington Post threw
an unanswerable question at the
Boston Herald when it asked the
name of the place in which the
doors to society do not swing on
financial hinges.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-05-25
FOR A FIRE ENGINE.
Subscription Started In the Event OF
Purchase Being Decided Upon.

The necessity OF Are engine for Bay
st. Louis was never more apparent than
at present. There Is no room tor discus
sion or argument. The plain matter OF
tact is that the material interest of Buy
st. Louis demands protection and must
have itl
The Echo proposes to inaugurate pop.
ula' subscription list for the purpose Of
purchasing an engine, which list II heads
and starts as follows;
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-05-25

Miss Florence Newman, who has been n
great sufferer from muscular rheumatism.
says ohamberlaIn's Pain Balm is the only
remedy that affords hcr relief. Miss New.
man Is much respected resident of the
village OF Gray, N. Y. aud makes this
statement for The benefit of others sim.
larly afflicted. This linlment is for sale
by MI druggists.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-05-25

Nothing could be moro ridicul-
GUS than the action of Russia, for
bidding the telegraph companies
to receive messages of coincidence
for Count Tolstoi, who was recent
ly communicated by the Holy
synod.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-05-25

Look out for a new boom for
the salt cure. II was, it is said,
the injection Of a solution of salt
that caused Mrs. Mckinley to raj
~ after hope had been almost
abandoned.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-05-25

The difference between a woman
ruler and a man was emphasized
by the substitution for port and
MADEIRA wine in the British royal
cellars Of whiskey and cham
Dugne.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1901-05-25
MISSISSIPPI PRESS ASSOCIATION.


The Mississippi Press Association
mctin annual convention in this
city today. The attendance was
not as large as expected, on ac-
count Of the miscarriage of the
tickets of a number OF the mem
bers residing in the northern part
OF the State along the Illinois
Central Railroad, but about sixty
members were present when Pres
!ient Ward, of tho Starkville
Times, called the convention To
order. Three sessions were held
one in the morning, one in the
afternoon and another at night.
The visitors were given a delight
ful sail on Mississippi sound at
conclusion Of the afternoon sesA
sion and at night the Pass Chris
tian Band gave a concert at the
Mexican Gulf Hotel in honor of
the members of the convention.
The citizens of Pass Christian are
entertaining their guests 10 hand
some style aud everything possible
Is being done to. make the editors
remember their visit to the Pass
as one Of the most pleasant Incl
dents Of their lives. Tomorrow
is Mississippi Industrial Day in
the convention and a number Of
important papers will be read.
Governor A. III. Longino is slated
for an address and Prof. w. G.
Wellborn, of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College, at StarkvilIc,
and General Manager Wainright,
of the Stonewall Cotton Mills, are
on the programme as speakers.
THE MORNING SESSION.
The convention was called to
der at 1880 o'clock by President
William Ward, of the Starkville
Times. Prayer was offered By
Secretary OF State j. Il. Power,
the chapiain of the association.
Hon, Geo. p. Brandt, mayor
of Pass Christian, was introduced
by President Ward and delivered
an address of welcome. Hon. Jas.
X. Vardanlan; editor of the Green
wood Commonwealth, responded
to Mayor Brandt's cordial well
come in behalf of the members Of
the convention.
The roll was then called by the
secretary and tho following mem
bers recorded as present.
American Ginner, Meridian-E.
A.. Shanks.
Beacon, Pass Christian-E. j.
Adam.
Chronicle, Fayette--P.K. Whit
nev and wife.
Carthagcnian, Carthage--Miss
Singleton Garrett.
Challenge, Clarksdale--Mrs. H.
III. Butts.
Commercial, Columbus--J. T.
Senter.
Democrat-Star, Scranton - P.
X. Mayors and wife.
Enterprise, McComb City--R.
b. May and wife.
Echo, Bay st. Louis-Charles
q. Moreau and wife.
Herald, Yazoo City---Jno. G. Me-
Cure and wife.
Herald, Scooba-J. II. Duke
and Miss b. f.. Vinson.
Headblock, Lumberton---P. Il.
Williams.
Herald, Water vaIley-I. T.
Binunt.
journal, Louisville W. q.
Hight.
Kellogg's Auxiliary-A. J. Me-
Callum and wife.
Leader, West Point--L. T. Car
Isle and wife.
Leader, Brookhaven = b. Il.
Hobbs and wife.
News, CoIumbia--S. III. Dale
and wife.
New South, EllisviIlc = j. f..
Parker,
Press, Monticello-.Jos. Dale.
ColonelJ.L Power, a life mem
ber of the association.
Picket. Canton Miss Daisy
Shipp
Record, Gloster-W. D. Caul-
field.
Review, Biloxi. ID. McKic.
Republican, WoodvilleRobt.
Lewis.
Southern Farm Gazette, Stark