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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06
List Your rropertv Now.

II you desire 20 dispose Of your
farm, le, me sell Il Cor YOU. II sou
Want TO exchanges Il for good land
IN western Kansas, and grs three %
six scres Tor one, viii make an
effort 10 DO 50. will be At Hosel
Lse Ia Adrian, Mo..Nov. iSi AZ The
Merchants Hotel in Rish Hai, Nov.
a., ". o Atkeson's Law Ofscc Ia
Butler, Nov. IS. Come in on the
above dates ana is, yosr property,
or Ngi,e uls, giving lull dessrlption
pricv aoS terms. think can stll
or exchange your farm for yoa Il
the psice Is right, Cheap ,fapspog.
tasion to Western Ksnsas Nov. 4.
f. B. ArNrNsoN.
Gfainfeld, Kansas.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06


Mrs. ~. S. Coslss Is 10 sas err
visiting ssisa5s-
THE TuaUSE vii s1srsnsss ysu
ssiisiaction On i9b puaaag
FB. Lass from scar Fspi.sv Tlis.
was n ihs eity wedsssday % -
way 70 Bstler
Mia Erms Moore rs,araea q
Nevads Monday aftss q sftn uEh
hsT fsissr ard ofhes lsIafvss
ChsE Chaucs ard dssysssr have
retur8e5 hom a moarhs rss q
Indiana.
Bfrs H. G. spraksr, Who rza ;
naii IN hsr foot a feE 64ys so.
while -suasessng qsi.e aoatsiy = nog
slowly gs;haz bsf1sT-
Mrs. Bisbis. -ho has B=ea vfs-
itiug she fs1ly Of hr brother v
". Hosghfon. returned % bsr
home IN 1Essnesots. wsdassdsY.
Annual nessiaE, Amssiran Bsrk-
e1s' Assocfaf5on. NeH OTiszas. Ia.
November fI 70 Is. feos, f5r ts
occasion TIE Aliss7uri Pacisc Raj
way wili sell tickets fos ons fare Pies
Ss.oo Tor the rogns trip. Nos. : %
9, final rsturn lianit Nor. "a
The highess per capita Of aaoney
10 circulation IN the I-nas5 Sszscs
was reached % NoYember s. whsn
the amouat was Sz9 g. Tie fg.
ures for October 1 were S1s-64 and
the lowest for recent ysars sz5.ss
on March =, 1900 The toszl stock
Of money OF al kinds "a tbe Uri,ed
States Noveu-ber 7 was s. .6.7,-
963, ,s67. which was an increase oI
$50. .S6S. .ss1 during TIE month. ant
the amount IN actual circulation oz
that date was s., 356.ITf,9oz, beins
an increase Of S60rss5,s4I Tor III
month. and Of sS9,SiI.45o eompar
ed with the same date last year
On January !. 1879, the smount Is
oircalaaon was $50. zg6,7rE.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06
80 Inlo Thlngs Aroand Yoa

Make Il Z practice TO Iook into the
things which suround 500, ard
which you use daily find out how
they are nade; induce men 70 talk
to you about the thrugs that thsy
know best; form q habit Of studying
everything which comes IN your
way. He who forms tins habit no,
only gains the power which knowl.
edge always brings, but also makes
himself = very desirable eompan-
ion.--Hamilson Wnght Mabie, 10
Success" f0g November.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06
To Kansas CITY visitors.

Every person going TO Kansas
City this tail should visit the Ger
man. American Doctors. located at
oI5 Walnut street, opposite the old
postoiliee This concern for NUM-
ber Of years has been performing
some OF the most remarkable cures
known TO the medical profession.
They have IN their possession With
out any doubt whatever. move ies,i
monisls from people who have
been cured 10y them, than all other
med'cal concerns in the city put TO-
gs,her Reed their eigb, inch ad ia
,his paper Il viii be 10 the bene-
III OF every person suffering from
any ailment Of any kind, TO consult
this grea, institute OF medicine
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06
APlearaut Surprise.

Last Friday night was IIallow cen
and quite a number Of Pyramids
decided to celebrate by giving Prof.
c. T. NanBenthuseu and wife, a
surprise. The evening was spent
in games and social conversation.
Elegant refreshments were served
and every one went away speaking
high praises for the hos, aud hostess.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06
An Evening Of Pleasure.

Mrs. 5. L. Ames entertained in a
most delightful manner, her corps
OF clerks and few friends, at a
Halloween party last Friday nighr.
Everything had been arranged for a
most unique entertainment and was
carried out TO the letter. At the
proper hour dainty refreshments
were served. This event Is one
that will be long remembered by
those present
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06
J. w. nixen second Hand store.

II 10 need Of anything in our l;ne
call in and get prices. / have the
largest stock OF second hand goods
in town, and also carry nice line
Of new goods. Have a nice line Of
new heaters. Bay your furniture
OF me, / can save you money. VIII
buy. sell, OF trade. Corner Sixth
aud Walnut, Rich Hin, Mo.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06
oAsm ron YouR rARM.

II You dssi5e 20 sell your farm tor
cash, see Prowsu 4 Cook, the
husaers. We San sell your farm
quicker than ans firm m she eoun-
IS. We ean place your loan, iar.
you an abstract, write your ipsul-
anee, or Do lour notary work.
Write. 81 cali Al ouI office.
PRoWEtt 4 Cook.
Rich lam, Aie,
Read lnt IstpeNk
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06
naal Hast Hani

Bsauiifsl bats. stylish bats.
Jusi the kind 81 bats yos wsnt
And the price a. low - the low
esi. a The Bazaar.
a. Ambroae Of Neso5a, was .
business visitor IN our city Nonday.
Fine st display Al Hammsck's
Paint and Art StOre. 5. 6sh ~
a. Duest from Csrbon csnirs,
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Meek Of Carton cer-
ire. was the guest oi friends n tits
city Sunday.
Everything new and fresh a.
Hammack's Paint and Art sore.
S. 9th St.
Mrs. Ames Is selling her nllli-
nery goods st prices that cannot be
beat.
Geo. Page came up from his
work at Carthage long enough to
vote Tuesday.
Don't forget Prof. John ]. Jones
dates. Read his "ad" in this IS
sue for particulars.
T. II. Upton Of Papinsviiis,
called on Us the other day and had
his subscription date set shead-
Mrs s. J. Hudson Of Panama,
left last Friday Tor an extended visit
to her old home IN Kentueky.
Miss Belle Myerley left on the
noon traia Friday for an extended
visit with relatives at Altona, Pa
Geo. Burgesser passed through
the city Tuesday. on his way from
his home at Papiusyills to Nevada
Miss Mary Bridwell Of the
Cowles-sfcKibben Mere Co., was
the guest Of Nevada friends Sunday.
Frank Williams from Panama
was in one day last week and re-
membered The TRIBUSE fnan-
eially.
r. A. Jurd has shuttles, needles.
oil and all kinds Of attachments for
sewing msehines. Call and see
him. It
Tie many friends Of Steve Ham
mack are pleased to see him back
again a, his old stand on South 9th
street.
Rich Hill never bad a more quiet
election than that OF last Tuesday.
But Rich Hin is a very orderly and
deeorus town a, ali times,
Miss Georgia DAVIS has been Sc.
lec,sd to take charge Of the new
long distance telephone Office which
is located over the F. & NJ. Bank.
Fred Harvey and wife, after q
short visit 10 his father and mother
w. A. Harvey and wife, and osheI
relatives. returned TO their home ia
Kansas City on election day.
Rev J. b. Hni, OF Kansas City
delivered two fine sermoas last Sun,
/ day a, the Firs, Presbyterian church
lie will be here again mex, Sands,
and preach morning and evening.
Read the Sanderson s Wilson H.
& +. Co.'S advertisement m shp
issue and when wanting stoves, fur
niture. OF anything ir their line, giv'
them a chance TO figure with you.
Mrs. Kitty crsasey came up from
Joplin Moadsy neon and went o.
10 Kansas City "Wednesday, haviag
been transferred 10 she Royce Dr.
Goods store - that place.
DR.. L. /. Ames and soa James
returned home Saturday ifom sead
Missouri and Arkansas. where ghe.
have been doing professional work
Or. Ames says thar counirY pro
duees as 6ae iruis As he ever saw
lie hropghi home some 6ne san
pies which Be secured ia Bsnso
county, Arkansas.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06
HoIlow'een Party.

One Of ihe most enjoyable affairs
OF the season oeeured Jas, FRIDAY
evening ia the celebration Of Hal
low cen. at the elegant home Of Mr..
and Airs. Harvey Robinson, Jr..
just west OF town. The house was
beautifully decorated with chrYsan-
themums, foliage aud vegetables.
Pumpkins were used as chandeliers.
lurnips as oandlesueks and nut
bowls. Many fantastic and unique
features were introduced during The
evening and the usual games and
witchelies were induiged in. When
the supper hour arrived the guests
were ushered TO the basement, where
a sumptuous feast was spread.
Those who participated in this
pleasant social event were,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06

II yos want 10 supply yourself
aus family wish good Isading ior
tbs winter wah less moosy than
anywhere elss. cali "a THE
rainvNs ofiee snd gss irom ibrse
10 6se good papers iol shs psiss oi
one.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06

! pay highest prices los an kinds
of jaak me,ais. iroa, bones and
ssgs.--l. ". Dixon.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06
REPUBLICAN, PARTY
SILL CONTROLS THE
COUNTRY.
$50, 900

And other states in proportion
down to Maryland with four con
gressmen out of six, and possibly
five.
New York safely Republican by
about 1900.
A Republican Congress assured
BY about 80 majority ia the House
and about i6 in the Senate.
Good enough for an of year and
a rainy election day.
Missouri still Democratic, with Is
Democratic Congressman out Of 10,
and a Democratic Legislature. as
suring the eleciIOn of w. J. Stone
to the Senate.
Bates county still joined to her
idols, bu, the worshipers scared
nearly to death fearing the fall Of
their joss house.
The boys viii only pick their
fiin,s and Try il again next time.
The country is safe under Repub-
liean Iule.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06

Hollis catarfh Cllrv = taken later
nally, anl acls dirstls GA the bi,o.l
and aaeons sayisscs * she systco,.
Seod Tor tsstinouials. iree.
F.J. CnENKN 4 ca. rotdo. ..
SOLD - drossists. lse.
hall's ihally i'ills an the tess
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06

Election day passed of quietly in
Rich Hill with a slow drizzling
rain falling all the day, about three
filths Of the vote Of the township
being Polled with the following
result:
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06

Misses Mary Griffith. Marie aud
Dora Klumpp, Crissy Caldwell,
Winnie Stonebraker and Lutte Win
chell, and Messrs. Halsey Spencer
and Wilson Weaihers.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06

STAIR or OalO. CrFN oE' rolgno I
Lrcks CoENrK.
FRASE J. taENNV makes oath that
hc h scnior partneg - the arm 20 r..
J, CssNEY a CO.. doipg busiues Ia
the C9ty of rotalo, County and State
aior,Said, and that said arm viii
pay the sum oi ONE HUNDRED
poII.ARS tas osch and overy ease q
CArAsHa that caunpe be cnred by
the use ~ HAAS CAFAREH CtseE
FRANK u. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 tsiore iie and sabsegihed
IN uis prcscacg. thls eth day 81 ~
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-11-06

Mis- Erms Moore rstnrnea -
Nevada Monday aftzs . sits wIsh
asr fsfssr ard ofhe4 reIafises-
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-02-08

Meridian, Miss, Jan. 31.-The
meeting Of police chiefs and marshals
Of the State of Mississippi to be held
in this city in May is being given the
most hearty encouragement by all in
terested directly in the coming event.
Chief Bludsworth, Of this city, has
given out tho information that the
delegates from the State at large and
those who attend will be entertained
in novel way. He has decided to
perfect arrangements to give o real
lively show, made up OF q mayors
court In which mock trials will be q
prominent feature. Aside from this
the city police force, which will be
shown on the stage IN raid on the
blind tigers, demonstrating that an
impossibility ls encountered in en-
forcing the prohibition law.
From all the towns Of any import
ance in the State Chief Bludsworth
has received letters stating that the
chiefs of police will use their in
huence to make the occasion the sue
cess it deserves.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-02-08
RETIREs FROM STAGE.
Miss Ethel Jackson Leaves Foot
lights to Become Wife.

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 8. st
James Episcopal Church was was
filed with theatrical folk today on
the occasion of the marriage of Miss
Ethel jackson and J. Frederick Zim-
norman, Jr. ss
Miss Jackson has but recently re-
tired from the stage, after having
earned an enyiable reputation as an
actress and vocalist. Her most recent
triumph was in the title role OF Will
lard Spencer's operetta, Miss Bob
White.
Mr.. Zimmermn, the eldest son OF J.
Fred Zimmerman of the we'll known
theatrical firm Of Nixon u thinner
man, has for some years been the busi-
ness manager OF that firms Chestnut
Street Theatre, and has hosts Of
friends here and in the profession.
Mr.. and Mrs Zimmerman will
make their future home in New York,
where Mr.. Zimmerman will have
charge Of the firms affairs In that
CITY.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-02-08
CHICAGoS GAME SHOW
second Annual Exposition Of In
ternationaI Forest, Fish and
Game Association.

Chicago, Feb. 8. in new ruise
the Coliseum today received the early
visitors to the second annual exposi.
tion of the International Forest, Fish
and Game Association. Passing
through the lobby the patrons Of Oh is,
the most novel exhibition of Its kind
ever held in the West, stepped Mt once
into the reproduction Of forest, lake
and mountain scenes that were as
convincing as they were attractive
and unusual In the miniature for.
ests thore were live elk, bears OF all
kinds, black tail and Virginia deer,
Rocky Mountain goats and herd OF
buffalo. The aquariums contained
specimens Of every kind OF game Ash
III American waters.
In tho north end of the big building
there was IN artificial lakc, with It's
islands and stage setting of real trees,
all dedicated TO the unique dramatic
production of version of Lengfel-
lows poem, 'Hiawatha, I" by the 40.
tors, who are all ojibway Indians,
from the tribe the great American
poet immortalized in his picturesque
verse.
Not the least interesting feature Of
tho weeks exhibition will be the
swimming races and other aquatic
events in which crack swimmers from
all parts of the country are entered.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-02-08
Six jurors were obtained befors court
adjourned and the full number viii
probably be obtained today.

Natchez, Miss, Jan. 81.--Every
arrangement for tho Fifth An.
Annual Mardi Gras Celebration has
been perfected by the Matches Mardi
Gras Association, and it will be the
grandest and most successful in the
history Of the local organization. The
programme arranged for tho occasion
Is moro elaborate than ever before ana
every number will be carried out to
successful presentation, so that all
visitors, as well as Natchezians, may
be pleased and satisfied.
-Four bands Of music have been en-
gagged, among them being the Royal
Italian Band, Of 80 pieces. This band
created the greatest sensation of recent
years at Atlantic City last summer,
where 1t appeared through the season.
1t is now touring the country, and Ia
billed to appear at the Temple Opera
House ON Mardi Gras night, which
fact made 1t possible to secure the
band for the parade. The Eagle Hook
and Ladder Band will also appear In
the parade as tho Kings own band
The Carnival opens on Monday,
February 10, with the Volunteer
Firemen's Annual Flower Parade.
All the fire apparatus, consisting Of
two steam fire engines, the hook and
ladder turok and four hose reels, will
be fairly covered with flowers, ar
ranged in neat and artistic designs
During the hours OF Monday eve-
ming tho city will be in tho hands Of
the Benevolent and Protective Order
OF Elks. This fraternnl organization
Will hold its first State Convention in
Natohez, on February 10 and ii, and
1t is confidently expected that they
will spring some kind Of surprise on
the peoplee.
On Tuesday, February IL, at 10 m. +,
Rex. V. will arrive on the Royal
Steamer Saint Joseph, accompanied
by the royal fiotilla Of eleven steam
boats. His majesty and retinue will
be escorted through the streets of the
capital city by tho Royal Guards,
the Quitman Rifles and two companies
of the Jefferson Military College ca
dets.
h0 hiBlt bbO bIuuu I'lkebub Vi blA-
teen gorgeous and magnificent moving
tableaux will traverse tho streets of
Natohez, to be followed by His
Majesty's ball, at the Carnival palace,
to which all visitors may secure ad-
mission thro' their friends in tho Car
nival City. The tapleaux will be rich
and extravaRant in their decorations,
vying with the Kaleidoscope in their
endless variety Of harmonious colors
and symmetrical figures. The beauti-
ful colors will be enhnnceed by the
reflection of oolored lights and fam
benus, ana the splendor of the tab
leaux made richer by the wealth Of
gold and silver leaf that have been
placed upon them with lavish hand.
The association will make every
effort to facilitate the visitors in their
quest for comfortable quarters during
the Carnival, and warm welcome is
assured. ,..
. All the railroads and steamboats,
will offer reduced rates on this COCA
sion, The electric oars will convey
visitors to their quarters Immediately
after each parade. ~
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-02-08
ROLLING FORK
COURT HOUSE
SET FIRE TO AND BURNED BY
INcENDIARlES.
NOTHING WAS SAVED.
Thought It Was Done by Persons
Who Did Not Want
Court Held.

Rolling Fork, Miss, Feb. 8.--The
court house here was burned yester-
day morning before day. 1t was un-
doubtedly set on fire and 1t is the opin-
ion Of every one that it was done by
some person or persons who did not
want any court. Court was to have
commenced here touay. The fire was
discovered just after 8 O'Clock, and
the building was then in full blaze.
Some prisoners in Jail, who were
amofis the first to see the fire, cay the
building caught up In perfect fash.
Nothing in the building was saved.
All the law books and records were
destroyed, also the property of the
county superintendent of education
No other buildings were burned or
damaged.
The judge has sent word that tho
session Of court will not be hold. It
Is tho prevailing opinion that the
court ought to have been held, and
that some place could have been se-
cured for the purpose.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-02-08
TENNESSEE DErIOCRATS.
To Decide Time and Place for
Holding State Convention.

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 3.--Members
Of the Democratic State committee
went into session ut the Tulane hotel
this morning in response to tho recent
,all of Chairman Fitzpatrick. The
porpose of the meeting is to decide
apon the time and place for holding
: State convention to nominate n
candidate for governor, railroad COM
missioner, Justices Of the supreme
,ourt and judges Of the court of chan
,ery appeals. Sentiment Of the COM
nitteemen seems to favor two oonven-
;ions-an early one to name candi-
iates for the supreme bench and the
,hanoery court Of appeals, and later
one to nominate candidates for COVER
Tor and railroad commissioner Sew
,ral cities are in the field for the
subernatorial convention, among
hem being Knoxville, jackson, Nash
ille, Chattanooga and Memphis.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-02-08
r1ail carrier to be Pltied.

Millersburg, o., Feb. 1.-The posi-
tion of carrier over rural delivery
route No. 4 ont OF this place, which
was opeend today promises to be any
thing but sinecure. The route shows
400 persons who will get mail, and
OF this number lit are named Miller.
The route takes In the Amish settle
ment, ana that sect has many Millers
The worst OF 1t Is that many have ex-
aotly the same baptismal names, SO
that the difficulties of the carrier may
be imagined.
eocacoc2SSaacc coccoeeccoSocsoS-
train passed by and lump Of coel
rolled of one of the oars and struck
her in the back producing peculiar
but not serious wound. The fact that
the coal struck her in the back caused
the negress to stoutly maintain that
she had been shot.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-02-08
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS
What Has Happened Through
cut our State.

jackson, Miss, Jan. 81. 1t has been
proved beyond hardly any question Of
doubt that the penitentiary investiga-
ting committee will not be able to
substantiate the grave charges of COR
ruption and mismanagement brought
against Warden Parchman. This has
been brought out clearly in the testi-
mony Of the twelve witnesses who
have been placed on the stand, none
Of whom have adduced evidence of an
absolute nature detrimental to the
character or official conduct Of the
warden. The testimony of Commits
sioner Kinoannon, ON which the oom-
mittee had hoped to prove much, was
largely Of hearsay nature and seemed
TO have been actuated chiefly by per-
sonal prejudice, while that of the
other witnesses has been wholly in
favor Of the warden and credits him
with clean record and capable man
agement.
The members Of the committee
realize their desperate strait and have
decided to employ another expert ao-
countant to go over the books Of the
board OF control. Two expert exami-
nations have been made within the
past five years, one since the legisla-
tive committee was appointed, and no
errors Of consequence have been re-
ported.
A rather singular feature OF the in
vestigation 10 the fact that the wit
nesses thus far examined who were
summoned by the prosecution, with
the exception Of Commissioner Kin
cannon, have testified directly in favor
Of the warden and the prison ranage-
ment.
Governor Longino, Commissioners
May and MoInnis, and Attorney Gen
eral MoClurg, are constant attendants
at the committee meetings and give at
tention to the evidence. The stirring
feature Of the prosecution is the mag
nihcent cross-questioning by Warden
Parohman. He Is cool and collected
at all times, and elicits moro informa-
tion from witnesses than oil others
combined.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-02-08
TO FIGHT TRUST.
|ependent Steel Manufacturers
Hold Conference.

sAOiA @uiiACECl}GC.
|ittsburg, Pa, Feb. 8.-Indepen- 8.
/ steel manufacturers OF the central
tern manufacturing district are in
Ference here today to discuss the
patton Of an organizationn for the
pose OF regulating prices by arbi-
" agreement and to provide q
Fce Of raw material outside OF the
'ted States Steel Corporation.
\ Fmaterialhas been scarce recently,
the United States Stteel Corpora
4 which Is the largest maker OF
Pa informed the independents,
pugh the Carnegie Steer and other
n interests, that it would be un-
g futher furnish the outside
|oernss with sheet bars, as its own
Ffests consume all the product not
Fn on long time contracts, which
lew Of the independent concerns
|ne outside concerns have smnll
N. mostly, which roll sheets from
4 bought in the open market. The.
4 Is to form q company and erect
Feas steel mill In the Pittsburg
F'lct For the present the indopen-
!" may decide to import steel bars
4 Germany to relieve immediate
" hany firms are pledged to de-
"A contracts, which they are not in
''lon 70 till. because Of the steel
Niape
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-02-08
GERMAN-AMERICAN BALL

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 8.--Dr.
Won Holleben, the German Ambassa-
dor, and the ladies and gentlemen of
the German embassy at Washington
are In Philadelphia as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Clement Griscom. The
purpose of their visit is to attend the
annual German-American charity ball
at the Academy of Music tonight,
and for which arrangements on an
elaborate scale have been completed.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1902-02-08

Merid ian, Miss., Feb. s.--There
will be meeting Of Winnie Davis
Chapter. Daughters of the Coneder-
acy, at the residence of MIRA J. d.
McInnis tomorrow afternoon. BY in
vitaition committee from Barksdale
Camp, Sons Of veterans will meet
with the aIaapter for the purpose of
perfectinR arrangements for the en-
tertaipmsnG of delegates from other
state camps. t0fother with their spon-
sors. at the eonysntion to assemble In
this City Maroh iR-lh