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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-25
TRIAL OF PATRICK.
Prosecuting Attorney begins His
Opening Address.

New York, Jan. 22.-The work Of selecting
u jury for the trial Of Albert T. Patrick on the
charge Of having murdered William NJ Rice,
formerly of Texas, was completed.
Assistant District Attorney Osborne began
HIS opening address. He went into the we'll
known details of the death Of William NJ.
Rice, aud the incidents following IT,. and
claimed that he would show the dcfendant's
guilt wlthont the aid Of alleged confession OF
Valet Jones. Mr.. Osborne had not finished
his address when court adjourned until morn
inQ
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-25
SITUATION CoNsIDERED GRAVE
Colombian Delegates at Pnn-Amer-
lean Congress Disturbed by the
Events nd Panama.

Mexico City, Jan. 21.--Gen. Reyes, dele
gate to the Pan.Amerlcan Congress, AND
other Coioinblana here do not attempt Il
4 conceai fiaair anxiety over the panami
situation, and they describe the loss o.
Gen. Alban as almost irreparable. Owing
| Lhutero, they surrnlse that Gen. AlbnI
may have been shot by one Of Its crew
They look for momentary news Of u great
land battle and attack on Panama. Gen,
Toyar, they say, Is the best possible sub
stitute for Gen. Alban, and they suppose
him to be, at Cnrtagena, two or three days
distant from the scene OF operations
They frankly own the situation to be
| grave. y
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-25
Kentucky WIN Vote viva vqcs

Frankfort, KY, Jan. 22.-The Senate
to-day, by vote Of % to 0, passed sena-
tor Farr;s, bill submitting to a vote Of the
people a constitutional amendment to re-
tprn to the old viva voce system OF Yot-
Ing, The vote was on strictly party lines.
ait.of the Democrats voting for the Dill
aud all the Republicans against Y.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-25
McISnfMht n Refuaea nmtI.

Louisville. KY, dan. %. In the Federal
.uaft Judge Evans to-day refused to a.
~ ! motion for bail pending an appeal
y the ease Of / n. McKnIaht reeently
sgnylcted Of emhezzling funds Of The old
SttNaah National Bank Of this city, Of
X, i,,'ash e re was president, and sentenced to
ssears' imprisonment In the State PEN
ssentiary at Nashville, Tenn.
Mehnlght's attorneys will anulv fo
N-sIs iTnrtpn Of the united States Circuit
S.Iaat % Appeals I'd have the ruling Set
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-25
Y E S..
There,R money In IL

There's money in 1t.
Three to five Thousand dollars n
year--that's what our graduates do.
There's honor in it--.it is noble te,d0
good. L
There 10 pleasure In it--restoripg
the MANNED, helpless and afflicted is
inspiring.
There is purpose In tit Is found
ed on the simple truth that the per-
feet machine runs perfectly.
There Is nhexampl0d Opportunity
200, 900 practitioners could be put
to work today.
Then there's tho cost--2O months
oongso at half the cost of other pro
fessiODa. '''' ''' y
The Southern School is ut the top
graduates equipped for thorough ser-
vice, member AsSoclhted Colleges,
fine faculty every facility. vi
The graduates we've sent ont get re-.
sulta. They cufe' people. They are
established for fifo after u few wo8kB
of meritorions work We appeal u
you from their record. THEY haye
won 'sno6esp. And yOn can do it 70
This Science isFevolltibniziDg drug
med tcatldn. l'Ggi back To natnTer f6
the slogan of prdgresa, Ogte0pathy
is natGre's method, ~ -.
ASK nP any question, We want
you to know what this new system s
that 10 Hll; we trust your intelli.
genos for the roGt.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-25
ADMINISTRATION POLICY.

PhflipWne Tnrin, cuban Heciproc-
fty, deduction of War Tax and
Canal question To lie Handled
in order Named. ..s
New York, jan. 23.A Herald's Wash
ngton special says.
First we propose to dispose OF th,
Philippine tariff question, then take VI
the problem of relief for Cuba, and theT
determine whnt is to be done IN regard
to the proposcd reduction Of the war tax
after which II will be In Il position tC
give consideration to the canal question:
This, IN brief, IN the administration
policy In Congress, as outlined to-day by
Senator Allison Of Iowa, the recognized
leader OF the Republican forces In thu
Senate.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-25
ElIks, Tbentre for zinc pIuN.

Pine Blufr, Ark, Jap. 22-1'he 'Elkg'
Lodge here have inaugnrated move 10
build a $4,000 opera house A committee
hns been appointed to select site, pro.
cure plans, etc. u Z" 2 ,'.'' E
q, ST. Mackey, a mechanic, went crazy
wife and children, but was overcome and
placed In confinement. 49,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-25
Repairing
Neatly
Done

Never thought of such a
sign for a medicine did you :
Well, it's a good sign for
SCOTS Emulsion, The body
has to be repaired like other
things and 6ce;fs Emulsion is
tbs msdieine shst does it.
These poor bodies wear out
from worry, from oycr-work,
from disease. They get thin
and weak. Some of the new
ones are not well made---and
all Of the old ones are racked
from long usage.
SCOTS Emulsion fixes al
kinds. 1t does the work both
inside and out. 1t makes sof
bones hard, thiE blood rcd
weak lungs strong, hol,cy
places full. Only the bcstna
terials are used in the patch;n;
and the patches don't shoN
through the new glow Of hc~lth
No one has to wait his turn
You can do it ycursclf-ycp
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-25
NEWS FROM PENSACOLA.
Quarantine Regulations Of DIR. Por-
ter To be Notwithstanding suit
AEninst the Teleph one, Comm

FehSanoIh, Jan, 22.-LaRi night the Young
Mems Business League appointed a eomtnittee
to investigate the quarantine regulations OF
this port, aud also to ascertain just how much
authority DIR. Joseph Y. Porter hns over the
harbor The committee win call upon the
Chamber Of Commerce and ask that CON.
mittee be appointed from that body for sim.
iiar purposes. These committees wili nnd out
why AZ the port of Pensacola quarantine reg.
ulations are more strictly kept than any other
port ON the Gulf.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-25
DR.. Humphreys

Specifies cure by acting directly upon
the disease. without exciting disorder IN
any other part Of the system. -
10. CURES rzlozs,
a1-Pevess. COMPOSITIONS, Inhammationa i.2B
1s-wotals. Worm Fever. worm c0iir..a .25
s~Teething. ociic, Crying wakofblness 90
A-.Diafrhea. Of children or Adplts...if .26
7-lCoIgbs. Colds. Brohchitis.hs. .....i .96
s4seufaIgia. ToothAche. HAeeAehe.,l. .o5
D. piAiIea9sohe. sick HesdAohe. vertigo. rs
iQADyseepsih. fHdigestioh, weak stdmaoh. % .
IL supbresssd or Painful Iseriods... as
i2--whttes. TOO Profuse Periods. ..,,.. 40
49, Cronp. LarpnGitis. Hoarseneas...". .25
Ia Salt asheum. Erysipelas, Erupticns.. .2B
1g-Rhedmatism. Rheumatic Pains...... !0S
1e4 Malaria. chirs, Fever and Agus. -. 90
19--Catafrh. influenza. Cold In the Head rs
90 -Whoeping-t Couch. 20
2g-Kidney Diseases s.......,."..,,...... 40
2s-NeTyous Debility. .........."...."..1.o0
40, Urinary Weakness. wcttins Bod. .2s
~ Grip. Hay Fever. ...s..................... .&d
Or. Humphreys' Manual Of all Diseases az you
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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-25

officers to serve during the ensuing year
were elected Last night at a meeting Of the
vice president, Senator 3. Il. Mallory; second
vice president, ]. M Muldon; Board OF Gov
ernors--F. h. Hagerman. W. X. Hyer, Jrs.
A. A. Brooks
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-25

State Auditor W. v. Knott has arrived In
Pensacola, nnd viii examine the accounts OF
some Of tLp Escahmla county iofftinls. tMr
Knott Will mnke thorough examination Of
the books and will be In Pensacola some time
A report will then be handed n, and the
charges recently made by somo of the county
commissioners against the EAcainbla county
officials viii be either confirmed or denied
A long dDcnident OF charges was Forwarded
the Governor. by the county commissioner
and upon It's receipt Auditor Knott was sent
to Pensacola to look into the matter.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-01-25

Druggigte or Mailed Free. .t
Rnmthfeys Ned Co, Cor. William 4 John ssas
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-28
MAGIC FIDDLE"
Presented At keIihs by the
ChIIdrsn's Theatre Company.

Kcths theatre was crowded Saturday
morning with the prettest audience of
little folk ever seen in that theatre. The
little tots, with their mothers and teach
ers, had gathered 10 see the Childrens
Theatre company give their first perform
ance in this city. Many of the little peo-
pie had never seen I'm theatre before
and their fresh enthusiasm and serious ex-
pressions OF interest. for every little thing
done or said by any OF their entertainers
was delightful 10 behold. Even had the
older people failed TO have been interested
in the performance. the audience itself
would have given ample entertainment
he Childrens Theatre company, which
comes direct from its own little play
house i'm Boston where II has had re-
markably successful season. is bound TO
become a permanent enterprise. The lit
tie actors and actresses display an amaz-
ing amount OF talent, the chief charm
characteristic OF their work being their
refreshing naturalness. Several of the
members have remarkably good voices.
They sing and act together harmoniously,
and all dance particularly gracefully. In
deed IL would be hard for even the most
critical critic TO say wherein the little
performance might be bettered THE
Magic Fiddle" which was their vehicle.
is dainty little operetta I'm three acts
and n prologue. The plot is a pretty and
very simple one. told delightfully."-. Miss
Alice Farrell made a very pretty and
graceful Freddie and amazed her au-
dience by a remarkably sweet and clear
voice The rest OF the little company all
hna m pI In fnV
their individual work. and Miss Ear r
has every reason 10 be proud OF her 70
tie company.
One of the features Of the performance
was the violoncello selections OF little Lu-
ellie McConyille. a tiny tot OF about nine
years. This child rendered two exception
ally difficult classical selections In a man
ner that astonished all the older people
in the audience. In the near future. this
child will make a name for herself In the
musical world where n brilliant future
awaits her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-28
SUNDAY AT CRESCENT PARK

Between the hours of 70 and o'clock
yesterday afternoon the large auxiliary
dining hall at Crescent Park was filled
with men, women and children, all eager
To partake OF one OF John +. Lewis
early shore dinners. None could be other
wise than satisfied. for the bill OF fare
was a long one. and besides the regular
shore dinner were many other delicacies
not usually found at places OF this char
acter.
Many thought the day too chilly 20
make a visit 10 shore resort. but such
was not the case, for. while the wind blew
a stiff breeze, the air was bracing, but
not cold, and many enjoyed standing on
the bluff and getting sniff OF salt air.
one other feature of this place that
should be mentioned. and that Is the
service. for none could be better. not
even In the leading hotels. for there Is
plenty OF help ana all are OF the most
obliging disposition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-28

tb) There were also TO be enemies from
within. "Of your own selves shall men
arise speaking perverse things"
A church without a leader is exposed TO
both kinds OF enemies enumerated above.
IL may be so here. This is good time for
me 20 utter a word OF admonition. No adj
monition could be more timely than that
given by Paul 20 the Ephesian elders. Be-
cause OF such troublesome possibilities
Watch and remember that | ceased not
TO warn you"
He knew that such words were timely
so he adds, II have showed you all
things" Support the weak in other
words: Look out for the wolves" This
is my word OF admonition 10 this church
Look out for the wolves"
CoMMENDs THEM TO GOD.
The third and last word OF this valedic-
tory by the seaside was one OF commend
alton. God Is the best leader. The under
shepherd may go, but the great Shepherd
never goes He commends them 10 God
who never deserts his flock. The word OF
his grace is able to build up any church.
and the Lord who is the word made
flesh" is able TO give his faithful ones an
inheritance among all them who are
sanctified." This was fine commenda-
tion
IL was followed by a prayer. kneeling
on the beach. under the blue Asiatic sky
the man OF God implores the grace OF God
upon that early Christian church. do
not wonder that their hearts broke out I'm
tears. and that at length they fell upon
Paul's neck and kissed him. They SORROW
ed as they wept that at this parting they
should see his face no more" IL was
hard parting. and so 10th were they TO
part that they accompanied him down TO
the waters edge and saw him sail away
10 return TO them no more.
WORDS OF FAREWELL.
In speaking to you this morning my
farewell words, I would commend you TO
the same God Of which Paul spoke and TO
whom he prayed lie viii guide you safe
ly. He will lead you into all truth. He
will cause his face to shine upon you and
will cause all things TO work together for
your good.
Keep together. Let nothing separate or
disunite you. Come to the place Of prayer
Let there be harmony in your councils
unity In your activities: charity I'm your
judgments OF others. and loyalty in all
the service you render 10 your Lord and
Master.
commend. you 20 God. May he bless
and keep you, may he build you up. and
I'm his own good time may he give all an
inheritance among all them who are
sanctihed."
BE RENDERED A RECEPTION.
Rev. Mr.. Ever will be given a reception
by his people on Wednesday evening He
will leave Providence for Maiden Thurs
day and preach his first sermon as pastor
of the Maplewood church on the first
Sunday I'm May He will return TO Rhode
Island the last OF May i'm order TO deliver
the memorial day orations in East Green
wich and Warren.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-28
Clever Crooks Gel Big Sums
From Accident Insurance Cos.
RINGLtADER UNDER ARREST.
Five Physicians, Always Believed 10 Have
Been Reputable Practitioners, SAID 10
Be ln The Conspiracy.

New York, April 2s.-In the arrest of
George J. Poll alias Jacob Poll 81 years
old, OF 255 East seventy-second street, it
is alleged that a gang OF unique swind-
lers who have been working various accl-
cident insurance companies for two years
will be broken up and other members of
the gang arrested. Four arrests VIII
probably be made within the next two
days. Poll Is said 20 be the ringleader
In the conspiracy, and his confederates
include five physicians of hitherto good
repute. The other members of the gang
are said 20 number u.
Their plan. according TO counsel for
the insurance companies affected, of
which there are seven is for n member
OF the gang 20 take out a policy in AN
accident insurance company. In a short
time the person insured meets with a
fake accident on surface car or ferry
boat.
Confederates are on hand 10 give testi-
mony as witnesses. One of the doctors
gives "a certificate detailing the alleged
injury.
In several cases when physicians Of
the insurance companies have tried to
make an examination OF the supposed in
juries they were prevented, as the pa
llentS legs OF arms were encaSed IN
plaster casts or bandages which the at
tending doctors refused 20 remove on the
ground that IL would endanger their
patients
The fraud, II Is alleged has been
worked not only here. but in every other
large city in the country, and within the
past two years accident companies have
been swindled out OF 100000. or one
third Of the total losses paid in that time.
According TO w. de NJ. Hooper, OF
Holmes & Hooper. OF 81 Nassau street
counsel for the insurance companies in
the case against Poll the gang has OBJ
tained more than $4,000 from the
companies i'm this city. In explaining the
process Mr.. Hooper satd that man who
takes out a 5000 accident policy Is en-
titled TO SOS week II he IS incapacitated
through an accident and $50 a week If the
accident happens on a common carrier
that Is. surface car, railroad car, ferry
boat or other public conveyance.
Poll, IL is alleged. received $50 week
for seven weeks from each of two com
panies In which he had insured himself.
The complainant was p S. Alden of
the General Accident Assurance cimpany,
OF rs William street. Poll was indicted
by the grand jury on two counts and a
bench warrant issued for his arrest. He
was held i'm $1,000 bail by Justice New
burger in General Sessions.
One OF the methods used 10 fool the
Insurance company physicians into be-
lieving that an injury existed was TO beat
the patient on the ankle or arm 20 pro-
duce a swelling. In other cases sand
paper has been used to inflame the flesh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-28
farewell SERMON
BY BAPTIST PASTOR.
Rev. j. K Ever of Union Church
Refers to St. PaupS Seaside Ser
mOn--IS Going to Maiden.

After serving most successfully and
faithfully for more than eight years as
pastor OF the Union Baptist church, this
city, Rev. j. X. Ever delivered his fare
we'll discourse 10 a large and interested
congregation, at the morning service.
yesterday. previous to his departure for
Maiden, Mass, whence he has accepted a
call.
The reverend speaker took for his text
the following from Acts 22:32: And now
brethren i commend you 10 God and the
word OF his grace which Is able to build
you up, and to give you an inheritance
among all them who are sanctified."
His sermon follows: Paul was hurrying
toward Jerusalem. During flying visit
to Miletus he sends for the elders of the
church at Ephesus. ON their arrival he
delivers 10 them one of the most tender
and impressive charges that ever fell
from human lips.
SEASIDE vALEDICToRY.
II was a valedictory by the seaside. II
has been thought that the prayer he made
for them was on the sands itself.
In this valedictory we notice several
distinct divisions:
l-There was in the first place a legiti-
mate and reasonable review OF an honor
aDle anu nefpiul RECORD ne nau Deen
among them as "A servant. He had served
we'll His service had done them good. He
now refers TO II wisely I'm his valedictory
by the sea. He could truthfully say, "Ye
know" What did they know?
(a) His manner OF life. From the first
day | came among you ye know after
what manner have been with you at all
seasons"
Cb) They knew the character of his tes-
timony II kept back nothing that was
profitable unto YOU" Paul was no trim
mer. lie gave them the truth as God gave
1t TO him. lie preached whole gospel and
a wholesome gospel.
/ have endeavored 10 initiate the great
Apostle. / have endeavored TO serve as he
served with all humility and with the ut
most sincerity.
/ have showed you and taught you pub
licly. have testified 10 all alike repent
ance toward God and faith I'm the Lord
Jesus Christ" / have during my eight
years among you endeavored TO make life.
You know what the record has been in
this respect. ! think can say calmly and
deliberately: / have not Stunned 10 de-
clare unto you all the counsel OF God. l
have kept nothing back that was profta-
bic for you.
DARK DAYS AND ADMoNITIoN.
The second part OF this vvaledictory by
the seaside was it's timely admonition.
he also added 81 know" What did he
know? He knew that they would see try
ing times. Dark days were before them.
Enemies would assail them. Their enc
mics were two fold.
(a) Enemies would harrass them. AT
ter my departure shall grievous wolves
enter in among you not saring the flock"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-28
MEET IN MAY.
Affairs Of Emery Tire Company
TO Be Adjusted.

The stockholders OF the Emery Tire
company are aroused and are inclined TO
think that affairs have not been managed
to their mutual benefit. For ten months
past the company has done no business,
although previous to that time located
on Washington street engaged in the
manufacture of air cushion tires. The
company owns the patent on a cellular
core. which is compounded of rubber
and other ingredients, said core being
used to- go into the centre of an air
cushion tire.
The position in which affairs stand at
the present time is the same that they
have stood I'm for nearly year: that is.
the stockholders claim that the inven-
socket belong TO the company. inasmuch.
they claim. as he was hired by the com
pany for that especial purpose and was
paid for the time which was used in ac-
complshing the same Mr. Hird. on the
other hand has very different ideas on
this point. The patent on the mold he
IL willing TO sell to the company for $500,
while for the Improvement on the casing
he desires n royalty OF 20 cents n tire.
The company was organized Oct 3 1900.
with II. NJ. Howe as PRESIDENT: Orville l..
Leach, vice president: s. +. Adams.
treasurer; Charles IA. Tilley. secretary:
T. G.. Wesley William T. Horton. Archi-
bald Martin. j. ]. Ryder and r. j. Nc
Carthy, directors
July 20. 1901. the company suspended
operations for want OF funds and a prac-
teal casing for it's patent core The
stockholders were so notified by the
president treasurer and directors and
were invited TO purchase stock az 50 per
cent OF par value. They did not respond.
and left the new board OF directors with
out funds and a debt of about $1,000.
April "a. 1902. found the company with
out funds, In debt and a perfect casing
ready for use-but the stockholders de-
clincd To purchase stock or furnish the
means 60 put the tire on the market:
consequently. the company cannot con-
tinue as a successful manufacturing con-
Germ
The patentee has brought suit against
the company ON one note OF $500 other
suits are pending. The stockholders de-
cline TO do anything To redeem the credit
81 the company so that it looks as
though it must be wound up
April ~ the stockholders I'm annual
meeting declined To elect officers and
adjourned To meet again May s. 1902 The
capital stock outstanding r. s2s. 6so: capt
tai stock IVA the treasury s73 $40; estimat ted
value OF patents molds and other goods
and chattels, s2l 900; liabilities. ses22.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-28
WARREN.

Rev. Mr.. Hopkins delivered an inter-
esting sermon TO a large audience at the
10:S0 service in the NJ. r. church yester-
day. Regular services were held at the
various churches in town.
The mission which has been conducted
at the ST. Mary's church for the past
week, concluded Saturday Rev Father
oRourke was i'm charge of the mission.
The Epworth league OF the ME-. church
held devotional meeting in the parlors
OF the church last night.
Miss Mary Goff, a well known and
very much respected young lady of this
community, died very suddenly late Fri
day night. Miss Goff had been subject
10 heart failure for year or more. but
nothing serious was anticipated. The
news of her death was a very severe blow
10 her many friends who feel the great
loss as sincerely as the young lady's pa
rents.
From present appearances and to all
indications IL looks as though Fourth of
July will be nasco here. Some time
ago several merchants spoke OF starting
a subscription paper. but little or no
interest was shown by the townspeople
I'm general regarding the matter. No ap-
preparation was made at the annual fnan-
cial town meeting owing to the money
being necessary for other purposes. The
regular appropriation for Memorial Day
was made and the Observance will be as
usual under the direction of the C. A. II.
St Marks Parish club senior branch.
will meet in st. Marks chapel Monday
night
Celestia lodge. II. OF r.. meets in odd
Fellows hall, Tuesday night
Matthew Chapman, travelling agent for
the ". ]. Locomotive company, has ar
rived home from New Mexico after a
two-months business trip.
Jeremiah Con has returned 20 Char
lotte, s. c., after short business trip
here.