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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25

Beard Of omosrs Have Sailed a the
Solaoe.

Beard Of O0oer1 Have sailed q s"e
Solaoe.
San FrAnoisoo, Cal-Ths tEansport
solaos sailed for PAso Rsgo. SAMOA
among her passengers being Bear Ad-
miral Robley y. EvanA Captains
olas. Cooper. Thomas. Merry. Rsitsr
ana Harrington and Captain Ayer'
United States marine corps. They are
70 farm . court to Try OApk B. =.
Tillsy. governor Of Tutila. On charges
pssfsrrsd ~ TIE Londoa minionazy
society, II IL Il foand that thsy have
su0eisnt formation in last % justify
suoh . proese1nfe.
The battlsship wisconsin. Win
ORA. Oassy aboard, = nov 0tA 70
- q her WY 70 Samoa sd The
eEuisee PhilaAslphiA which arrived
mn he sosth, Win 90 - fanana.
sslisvine lie IswA IN oedsr thAs shea
veal ~ . - Raoo PAeo Soe III
investigation
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25

season have been ass, l42 against S99..
40 last year. These include 196. 90e
by Northern spinner, against l9l. $40.
Stocks at the seaboard and twenty
nine Southern interior centers have
increased during the week lS2. 5il
bales. against an increase during the
corresponding period last season Of
145. 7eS, and are now 1877 larger than
at this date in 1900.
Including stocks over at ports and
interior towns from the last crop ana
the number Of bales brought into
sight thus far for the new crop thf
supply to date 10 Q, l64, $50, against
2, 368, 9S5, for the same period lass
year.
Secretary Hester's statement Of tho
worlds visible supply Of cotton made
up from special cable and relegraphic
sdvices compares the figures Of this
week with last week just closes Of
2S8. 6SS bales. against an increass n
SSS. ga last year and an increase OF
80, CAT the year before last.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25
COMPLICATIONS

Are Likely 10 Arise Out Of His1
Stones Oase.
London Tho Globe says - feazs
that The safsty Of Mis- xilsn II
Stone 10 seriously oompeouised BY
the attitude Of Consul 0sneEal Dick
inson In rsfunng to pay the ransom
and in demanding that Bulgaria a.
rest the leaders Of the Macedonian
committee - the real authogs Of thu
missionasy's abduction. The papsa
ays the sitaatioa contains all the
featarss Of . grave international CON-
plioatfoa end threaten 10 assume i'm
poe1anss fhr bsyoad> The personality
q any individnAl missionary.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25

mo. didn't catch . blessed nsh."
LAUGHED the truthful man who had
lust returned from his vacation Il
wiz. admit that I started out with me
idea OF breaking al known records.
but got discouraged right 1t the
start, and al the nsh that expectsa
to catch are stin enjoying life WhA
I arrived ct my destination | was tol4
that II | needed angleworms could
get them Of . small boy who made .
businees Of furnishing them to an
bilious anglers- I looked him mp 4
once ana asked hin II he could gst
me some.
do you want the 1o-cent kind cr
the Ascent kindr he asked
"What kind would you advissr
aid l, vastly amused 1t IL way he
put the question.
"WelI,' said he. II you want WORMS
to drown the 10-cent kind win do. but
II you want worms to catch dsh you'd
better take the accent kind
II grsyely assured him that I need
ed the Ascent kind. got them and
fpent the rest Of . boiling hot day
drowning the worms that he had fur-
nished me. On my way to my board
ing place. With nothing In my hands
but my fishing rod. I met the small
boy, who after solemnly surveying
me for . moment. lshed out from =
pair Of ragged trousers three dirty
nickels and handed them to me. say-
ing:
"T don't want to cheat you. mistor. :
The very fear Of once more nest
ing hat small boy empty handed kept
me from trying my luck again
troit Free Press-
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25

The fellow who stole $3.50. 900 worth
Of gold from . California smelter ex-
plains that he wanted the money to
enable him to invent . flying machine.
II would probably have done him more
good II he had invented his flying ma
chine first
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25

ln1ooE1ne nv zone day become =
gzeat mining neld. One Of our consuls
there reports that immense deposits Of
phosphates have been recently ciscov-
cred on each side of the river Jordan
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25

n. Santos Dumont has demonstrated
that as q means Of sport the airship
possesses are social advantage Of being
much more dangerous than the auto
mobile Still, it lacks the element Of
menace to the innocent and plodding
pedestrian.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25
" IBERIA NEWS
voctsr Falls Between Cars
- 5 KilIed--Wife Beater
nvIly Fined.

II Ibsria.-The Jsnsrsoa Dra-
"a, olnh organised here some tine
g "A composed exclusively Of To-
n1unk will shortly present "Un-
4 I!vo Flag" for the benefit Of the
& ccupnnies Of New IBERIA
4 oboas I O'Clock Saturday morn
6atissns were awakened BY the
~ bl,sts Of the IRE whistle At the
olootric light plant. The IRE was
r6nanson street. near Corinne, and
kou.a, which was completely de-
-. was the property Of Mr.. r.
- whose husband disd last We'd
-. having her the piece Of prop
There was no one In the house
e time Of the flre-in fact, no
- lived in the house for the
~ weeks, and - the fire origi-
- = the inside il may have been
vork Of IN inoendiary. The
= end furniture were not in
~ the los amounts to about
- = . move on foot here TO In
= electrical Are alarm system
corporate limits Of New Ibe-
= - been estimated that about
q stations. would cover the en-
NY, which would hrst have to b
- In distriotA II IL proposed
s = the system - soon ~ it can
- b dcne. The present meth
7 osnding in . ere alarm 10 very
lhetory, it being done thus:
1noovsring . IRE anyone shoots
,o1vsr q gun - rapidly ~ he
- the Wild CT whistle ct the
1D light plant - let loose, and
IN IN the City Hall 10 rung.
= : very load and hideoas
1t IN no way giving the To-
q the blase. The proposed
uill b numbered districts,
- b blasts Of . whistle, such
nted IN large oitiss BY strokes
IN
nromoters Of the scheme ere
= hard 10 get il through. and
- confident that they will
9pooinoAtioos have already
w mp, and bids are now b.
11oeed. and - soon - pcssfble
~ Of construction will b
lonehR has been exceptionally
) ~ the different crops and
- i in full blast. Every
- IN any number Of wag-
~, corr and especially cot
~ throaeh the streets, and
80 business activity.
uz1uanding Sugar planters
~ I'll neoea1aEy prepaEnsions
~ exindihg next week, and
~ already . good deal Of
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25
pRopERrr SOLD FOR TAXES.

AlexandriA-rhe property adver-
tised for delinquent taxes for the year
1900. was offered for sale Tax Oolleo-
tor D. T. Sanford Seven or eight
pieces were sold 70 individuals and
the remainder 10 the state. The list
Of dslinquents Was mAll.
Quite . romantic wedding ceremo-
ny was performed in the once Of the
clerk Of court ct 2 o'clock Saturday
afternoon BY Justioe Of the Peace W.
W. Wilmington. The contracting
parties were Johan johnson and Niss
HildA ". He.,drickson. The bride Il
. nativs Of Finland, snd has been .
resident Of the United States only
about one year. She came from New
York to Louisiana to meet her pros
peotivs husband She arrived here
Friday night and the result was .
Wedding the following afternoon
The bridegroom 10 also . native Of
Europe. and has been In this country
. year. He ID in the employ Of the
logging department Of the Big Greek
Lumber Company Of Pollock. The
couple lefs for Pollock. whore they
win reside.
Jane Reed, . eolored woman. was
brought here and placed In Jail Fri
day night She 10 charged with hav-
ing shot and dangerously wounded
her husband. Hesekiah Reed, on the
Meeksr place, near Lsoompte. Il ap-
pears that Reed drew . revolver and
attempted 70 shoot the woman, when
she suooesded In taking the weapon
from him and fred at him, - stated
After the shooting. the woman surren-
dsred TO IN ofacer.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25

Competitors have something to be
thankful for. Here Is q specimen OF q
real German word: "Donaudampf-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bureauvorsteher." In English 1t means,
Manager of the chief directors ONCE
of the Danube Steam Navigation COM
pany." No wonder there Is trouble
sometimes in the printing trade in the
Fatherland.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25

phxia DaDoat's aiEship
asssndsd = st. 0leua Saturday after
noon ed I've minneoe afterWard
rounaed - uiG61 toWes. HDeatleh
~ ~ Dnuont - Von The pg1no
q IA ~ 1EonoD ~ foan61nG The
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25
PISTON ROD PUNCTURE
Causes Steamer State of Michigan to
Go Down

Mushegon, Mioh--1As Barry line
steamer State of Michigan sank 1t
o'clock Friday morning about four
miles northwest of White Lake Har-
Dor. The boat IL now lying in sixty
feet Of water in the path Of East
Coast steamerA The crew escaped in
boat with the assistance Of the White
Lake life saving Grew. The Michigan
left this port bound for Aanistee.
When OF White Lake . piston rod
broke, according to the story Of
the captain.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25
CHoATE ARRIVES ON THIS sIDE


New York. Choate
and wife arrived Saturday morning
from London. Mr.. Choats refuses to
verify the report that his coming
home 10 for the purpose Of Discussing
the canal treaty with the president.
He says: "You know I could not
discuss such . serious question, but
dos not the project seem scmswhat
like DREAM - they sayf You
know that questions which might b
discussed BY ne ct Washington With
the president cannot - discussed
pablioly In advance. NJ. Ohcate
goss 70 his home - 6tockbrid&s,
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25
UNFORTUNATE 9TH INFANTRY
The Baangga Massacre Very Nearly Duplicated at Bangaou
Island ofSamar.
Island Of Samar.

the enemy only retired for rein
Al soon - the news Wa
received at Catabalonga. two gun.
boats were dispatched, Gen. Smith
going In person to the scene.
Washington, d. O.-The following
brief cablegrsm from Gen. OhaRes,
reporting the fight Of the Ninth In
fantry In 6amar Wednesday, was re-
csived ct the war department:
Oorbin. Adjutant General, Washing.
ton: Forty-six men, Company E,
Ninth Regiment United States Infan-
try under Finst Lieutenant George
W. Wallace, in field, Lower Csnarda,
Samar, were attacked by 400 bolomen
October 16. Our loss. ten killed, six
wounded, names not received. Eighty.
one of the enemy left dead on the
field. Enemy beaten of.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25

SALE OF PROPERTY FOR TAKES
Abbsville. Saturday was . busy
day at the court hoass. - the dslin-
qusnt tax ale took place, which con-
samed nearly al day. A grsat many
speoulatoEs vsrs present. Court adj
joarnsd until Monday When the erim-
inAl docket w. tAken up IN earnest
and oontinped until u h CLEARED.
Yfom present indioations the larg-
- crop a slgnr will b harvested n
this parish that has ever besa known.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25

The skeleton spectre of famine again
stalks abroad In parts of Russia and
Of Asia Again the east win cry out
to the west to give bread to millions
OF starving mouths. Even with all
the progress of modern civilization.
hunger seems to torment Is vast null
titudes - IN the days Of the Caesars.
Times are sadly out of joint In broad
regions Of the earth.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1901-10-25

uu.-A tsgx1ble accident o.
- hsrs early Saturday
s sonaltine n ~ dsath e
80 . eocimAble yoaAg
- enploy e ~ eoath ARA
- 0onpany. Hodgs ~
- = : log train whieh ~
ID ~ 1iIl q - lanbes
- - tznsk e The Afkanr
rn DaiIsun4 Whilo ~
= luun1ine : s1rve In ~
- so1oh panss h ~ sea1-
- - : sapid ~ q spssd
= mio1nke n sl0ns uoeUe
= eEoD fkon - q ~
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-07
WHEN HEARTS ARE TRUMPs.

NhIN hhAf = anu AfN 50 -
o woman, we, the men. have jokod
Ana sneered with scanty grace
Ger how you "nigged" and you IRE
vokod"
Aud "killed" your partners ace;
forge'ful quite that you've a game
Where we but pose as chumps;
Where rules employed are not the same
As withstand hearts are trumps.
It's not required that all be grave,
For talk and laughter ring;
A queen not only takes knave,
But also takes King;
And here. amid the pasteboard prank'
Aud various escspades,
The knave Of diamonds oft outranks
line honest king Of spades.
Ana you who marvel At the ways
OF woman vis.a.vis,
And look at her In blank amaze
When "low" for thigh" plays she,
Remember that this plan has been
Since Eve In constant use;
For woman, when she's bound to win,
Delights to play the deuce.
Edward L. sabin In Brooklyn Life.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-07

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Mrs Richard Ge.een. of Louisville.
Miss Esther wbeedou. of Louisville,
who has been the puest of Miss Mamie
O'Brien, returned home.this week.
Mr.. Thomas Leicester Baker spent
Tuesday evening in Fulton in attend
ance upon the reception given by Mr..
and Mrs George r. Creedle compli-
mentary to MT. George q. Baker, his
brother. II was very delightful
social OCCASION
MIS- FRANK Doyu 'si'ieu nei
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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-07


out OF danger which s good news 70
her many anxious friends and reIa-
tives.
Miss Nancy DuYal who has made
many friends in her brief stay here.
will leave next week TO spend the holt
days at her home in Cincinnati.
Miss Virginia Lookett, VINO has
been one Of the most universally ad-
mired visitors ever in Pauucah, left
this week for her home IN Henderson
after a delightful visit to Miss
Martha Davis.
Mrs. W. B. Pace, of Louisville, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Muscoe
Burnett, Of West Broadway. Mrs.
Pace has many friends to welcome
her warmly to her former home.
Miss Martha Davis leaves next week
to visit Mrs. q. II. wsrneken in
Clarksville, Tenn.
Mrs. Ruth Torian and daughter.
Miss Fannie Toriap, who are spend
ing the winter in Uvalde Texas, for
the benefit Of Miss Torian's health.
are quite pleased with the place aud
climate. 1t will be good news TO the
friends of Miss Fannie to know that
she is much improved by the stay.
Mrs. ]. c. Flournoy returned home
this week from an extended visit to
her parents in Charlotte, N. @. She
will be a welcome addition 20 the club
and social life, where she has been
much missed.
Mrs. Charles Morris has returned to
her home in Detroit, after pleasant
visit in the city.
Mrs. J. ]. Flynn Of Mississippi is in
the city spending a few days with his
wife and son. Mrs. Flynn and Jack,
Jr, will go to Mississippi about the
first Of the year. Mr.. Flynn's promo
tions are so rapid however, that he
may be elsewhere before then.
Miss Carrie Nipple of jacksonville
will arrive Monday to visit her sister,
Mrs. ". A. Davis Of Jefferson street.
Mrs. L. W. Boswell returned this
week from a visit to relatives in Pull
ton, Ky.
Mr. Crawford Webb, lately Of For
est City. Ark, has returned to Paduoah
to live, and will bring his family next
week. Cop" Webb is universally
popular here, and his return will be
welcomed with pleasure. Mr. and
Mrs, Webb and family, and Captain
and Mrs. John L. Webb have rented
the parsonage OF the Broadwiy Meth
odist church, and will reside there.
Colonel John @. Noble celebrated
his eighty-sixt birthday this week,
and received the good wishes Of his
many friends He is a young man
still. and keeps pace with events Of the
day.
Miss Myrtle Decker returns tomor-
row from an extended visit to New
York City, indianapolis and Colum-
bus. Ohio.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-07
SANS soUcI CLUB.

Miss Myrtle Greer was the hostess
OF the sans Souci club on Friday after
noon, and entertained most charming
". Cards were played, and the first
prize. a cut glass perfume shaker, was
won by Miss Laura Sanders The
lone hand prize, u beautiful purse,
was captured by Miss Susanna Jor-
genson. After cards delightful and
artistic luncheon was served.
The guests were; Mrs. Will Gil
bert, Mrs. Harris Rankin, Miss Mabel
Rieke. Miss Minnie Terrell, Miss Hat.
tie Terrell, Miss Laura Sanders. Miss
susanne Jorgenson, Miss Clara
Thompson, Miss Gertrude Asher, Miss
Angie Thomas, Miss Mary Corhett,
Mis. Lula Reed, Miss Marjorie Crum-
haugh, Miss Florence Yeiser, Miss Car
line sowell. Miss Halle Hisey. Miss
Myra Dubois.
AN OUT-OF TOWN WEDDING.
Tho marriage Of Miss Phil Bond Of
Jaok son TO Mr. Allen Campbell Of
New York City on Thursday evening
IN the city of Jackson, Tsnnr
was in every way a most notable So
oiety event II was an evening wcd-
ding and took place at the First fres-
bytcrian church. followed 10y o large
reception at the brides han1 zone
homo. Both the church and Hoase
were effectively decorated. Tho at
tendants were quite humorous Miss
Elizabeth sinnott of tins city Icing a
bridesmaid, and also Miss Georgia
Wood Of Lexington, who has .'Vral
times visited Mrs. james z. Esl'sh.
Miss Bond is one Of Jackson most
popular society girls, and g. quito
handsome. She visited Miss El tHath
sinnott last winter, and reooiv, much
social attention.
L. d. @. MEETING.
The Daughters Of the Cont ney
held a pleasant meeting with o.
II. Lining on Tuesday sf s'.'1o1.
Mrs. Victoria II. Thompson, I rres-
idout, who was a delegate to ii atate
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-07
NEW CENTURY CLUB.

The New Century club held a
pleasant meeting with Miss Nellie
Farrow Of South Ninth street on
Thursday evening.
Those present were: Mesdames
Miller, Vance, Treadgill, Watson,
Wallace, Misses Maud Vance, Ina
Chapel, Blotte Barnes, May Glover
Pearl kirkpatrick, Nellie Stokes and
Mr.. Reed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-07
BOX PARTY.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leopold Fried
man gave a box party at the james
O'Neill performance on Tuesday even
ing in honor Of Miss Virginia Lockett,
of Henderson.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-07
MRS. wHIrEFIELD AND

MISS wmTEFlELD RECEIVE.
A very beautiful function Of the
week was the reception on Tuesday
afternoon from until 8 given by
Mrs. ". @. Whitehead and daughter,
Miss Kathleen whiteheld. The house
looked most attractive. the decora.
tions Of each room being an especial
symphony. The reception hall was
q glow Of crimson that lent color 10
the gray afternoon. The front parlor
where the receiving party stood was a
charming effect in white and green.
The back parlors were in yellow, and
the dining room was pink. Pink
chrysanthomums were the center
Adornment Of the table, and were
In evidence In other decorations Of the
room. Mrs John L. Webb and Mrs
Mary Burnett presided at the coffee
table In this room, ana most delight.
Iui anu httIhctlNt iuhNhcoh NhH
served. A number of pretty girls,
among them some attractive out-of-
town visitors assisted in receiving,
and the effect Of the dainty evening
gowns was very charming. Miss
whiteheld wore an effective gown Of
pink organdie that was very beoom-
ing. She is one Of the seasons popu-
lar debutantes, and is quite a talented
girl; for several years che has been of
at school, part of the time in Vir-
ginia, and last winter in Boston
studying the violin. This was her
formal presentation to society, ana
wac the first reception Of the season so
IL was quite a notable society event,
the large rooms were crowded with
guests during the hours.
Mrs whiteaeld and Miss whiteneld
was assisted in receiving by Miss
Martha Davis, Miss Carline Sowell,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-07

Mrs Daniel Grinter, OF cadiz, Is
visiting Mr. aud Mrs. Muscoe Burnett
Of West Broadway. Mrs. Grinter, was
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-07

The Musical club will meet on Mon
day evening in the lecture room of
the First Christian church. "Scan-
dinavian Composers" is tho subject
for study.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-07

The Delphic club meets with Mr..
Louis NJ Rieke on Tuesday morning
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-07
\ CRYSTAL WEDDING.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lee Gregory
have issued invitations to the celebra-
ton Of their crystal wedding on
Wednesday evening, December 25
from until i2. It will take place at
the handsome Gregory home ON North
Ninth street, and will be a function
Of much interest to Society, all Of
whom will attend to do honor to two
Of the most popular members.
MISS LoCKETT, HoNOREE.
Mr. and Mrs. Cook Husbands at
their home on West jefferson street,
entertained with a very charming
little supper after the Henrietta
Crosman performance on Monday
evening, in honor of Miss Virginia
Lockett, Of Henderson. There were
present: Miss Virginia Lockett, Miss
Martha Davis, Mr. Abram We'll, Mr..
Stewart sinnott, and Mr.. David
Flournoy.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-07

The marriage Of Miss May Terrell
and Mr.. Leslie B. Samuels takes place
on Wednesday evening at Grace Epis-
oopal church at $3.50 O'Clock, with a
reception at the Terrell home from .
until IL
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-07

Vharity ball unuer Inc AUSPICES OF
the Civic Federation of Women's
clubs will he given at The Kentucky
on Thursday evening.