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The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-08

Washington, Feb. 6..-The ofi-
clal life of Admiral Sampson ends
at midnight, when, by reason OF
the fact that tomorrow he reach
es the age limit, he will be retir-
ed from active service. Since
his relief from the command OF
the Boston Navy Yard last Oct
ober Admiral Sampson has been
here, gradually becoming weak
er and growing more emaciated
from his severe illness. He is
able now to take a short walk
each day assisted by Mrs. Samp-
son, and without her support he
would be unable to stand. HIS
mind has become dimmed, and
those familiar with his appear
ance two years ago would scarce
~ recognize him now.
BY coincidence Rear Admiral
Bartlett j. Cromwell, one of the
most experienced and popular
officers Of the navy, will also
reach the retiring age tomorrow,
it being the sixty second ami
versary of his birth. He will not
leave active service at once how
ever, it having been decided to
retain his seavices as commander
of the European squadron unit!
spring, when heis to be relieved
by Rear Admiral A. S. CROWN
shield, now Chief OF the Bureau
of Navigation,
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of Interest to"Bu!lders.

Lafayette, La Nov. 81. g
Messrs. Kracke & Flanders,
New Orleans, La.
Gentlemen On Nov: 14th' "a a
Feed, Livery rad SALE Stable: Sc
feet distant from my building
containing fifty tons of hay and
other forage stored therein was
totally consumed by fire. AS a
matter of course my building
caught fire in second story, the
flames consuming the rafters
and sheathing. Had it not been
for the Composition roofing put
on by you, there would have been
nochance for saving my building.
The resistance offered by the
roofing caused any amount of IA
vorahle comment from builders
and others who witnessed the
fire. 1t gives me pleasure to
state that 1 would have no other
roofing on my building. No one
but those who witnessed this
fire can appreciate the protection
that this roofing affords.
Very truly yours,
W. v. NICHOLSON.
J. G. Lang & Co. are selling
agents for the above firm in this
CITY.
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Besine Business

The e. 2. Walker Wholesale e
Retail Grocery Co. Ltd, opened
up for business this morning in
he store formerly occupied by
@. J. Nohe. This new firm will
keep a first class stock of goods,
nad will strive to look after the
wants Of their line of customers.
Uatil their new building is com
pluted, they will do business in
Toe above mentioned place.
a. DeiIubbard ofLake Charles,
is ttie new nanger, and ere long
he ,vill be joined by his family
Iand become permanent residents,
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ONE ON THE OLD MAN.

Wont give any more satisfaction
than the prices we are quoting
for our superiorb building lumber.
shingles, laths, joists, beams and
thing in both hard and soft
woods that is used for building
purposes. Our prices you can't
beat nor the quality OF our we'll
seasoned, kiln-dried lumber anc
mill-work. Get our estimates
before purchasing elsewhere.
J.E. FOSTER & SONS.
Phone los.
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1Home happenings.
, nj scssting Items Concerning Jsnninz
and the Neighboring Country.

DR.. B. Taber is on the SICK list.
Now is the time to work your
winter gardens.
e. r. Rowson and wife visited
the PARISH seat last night.
DR.. Melanson was a business
passenger for Opelousas today.
c. A. Lowry is spending the
day in Lake Charles on business.
J. ". Mitchell returned today
from business visit to Lake
Charles.
W. M. Taylor is building an
addition to his house on Academy
avenue.
S. A. Spencer and wife have
returned from a short visit at
Lake Charles. this noon.
Misses. Mary and Eva Reeves,
of Beaumont are here on visit
to their sister Mrs. Fred Naylor.
". E. Lowell of Lowry was
| business visitor in town today.
He madethe RECORD an apprecla'
ted call.
I. r. Truman is new adver'
tiser in the RECORD. He makes
a speciality Of house moving and
heavy hauling.
| B. G. Andrus, who has been
confined to his bed for the pas,
week is reported better and en-
tireiy out Of danger.
| Miss Minnie Phillips teacher
of the Lowry school, was in towr
today. Lowry has opened
splendid school this season.
Mrs. W. H. Taylor and child
rem Of Welsh, is here on a visit
| to her mother Mrs. G. H. Morse
1.-The latter lady is on the sick list
Miss Rosa Maurer gavea part!
to a mum Der "f her young frlends
last night. Refreshments Wef'
served. and a good time is re
ported.
The RECORD erred yesterday
in stating that Marion Mahaffe!
was out after Il long sick speil
1t should have read, Marion Ev
ans. We gladly make the colrec
ton.
d. B. Hatch, representing tn
printers supply house of Scarf
& O'Connor, Of Houston, Tex.
called on the printers Of Jenning
today. He sold the RECORD Il bi!
supply of stationery, type ant
fixtures.
]. S. Estle, in writing from
Conesville, Iowa, says: We ar
having cold and snowy weathe
up here now. It was the dryes
and hottest summer we hav
: ever had, and everything
bringing high prices.
The louisiana Rice Mill is NAL
ing some marked improvement:
putting in new automatic weigh
ers and seeding machinery
This is an up to date mill an
= anything in the way of advance
ideas are sure to show up here.
} The dance given in the Hulbe
hall by the sBig Four" club W.
Sfduo duebll. LhSAS "S'
enough present to make the eve
ing an enjoyable one, and a
b present danced their best to I'll
= elegant music furnished.
= The genial whole souled gent
! man, Thos. A. Rattle, Gre
Sachem of the order of Red Me
! of Louisiana and G. r. Cline, OF
u popular young legal light, leave
y tonight to attend the state NEE
ing of the Red Men to be held
NewOrleans. Charley says he W
f. look out and see that the re
y men do not spread too much Wi
paint during the Mardi Gras fe
tivities.
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Christian Endeayor Meeting.

At the Junior Endeavor meet
ing next Sunday afternoon we
would like to have ii full attend
ance of the parents, older
Endeavorers, and all who are in
terested in the Junior work.
The subject of the lesson will
be "The Wicket Gate:' Matthew
VII. Z and 6. (raken from Pill
grim S Progress
The meeting is to be conducts +;
by the Juniors in thMr rHgu!a-
order.
Please arrange your w>r:S -
that. you can be praSn'lt.
1t may hsip yoa and / AIN sure
that it will help us.
Meeting begins at 3 O'Clock.
WALTER MORSE, Supt.
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Buy Stoves.

We have just received a car
load of Garland cook and heating
stoves. We have samples In the
building formerly occupied by
the jennings Times. Don't buy
a stove until you see us as we
want to sell them.
A. F. Derouen Hardware Co. 2o7
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basket which is but manner of saying. Scat
ter your money and your attention.; but the
wise man saith Put ali thine eggs in the one
basket and-watch that basket.
Which the same" applies equally to news
papers Put your ad. in the best paper. and
then watch the paper and the ad. Have sys-
tern Of checking the returns received. and be
xerv aure of this much. II the ad. doesn't pay.
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the goods storenet In the
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Ioined In WedlOck.

Mr.. T. M. Mckinley, the en-
aipeer at the Louisiana Rice Mill,
and Miss Mira Fl. Horn, were
united in holy wedlock at Lake
Charles yeste1 day morning Rev.
J. Y. Allison, officiating. Their
many friends wish for them a
pleasant soiourn through life.
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Nomans Literary Club.

Will meet with Mrs DR., Wilk-
ms Saturday Feb, 8 instead of
to-day (Friday).
LAURA REMAGE, Pres.
ALLIE HOFFMAN,, Sec.
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wFoR SALE.-Rice land. $40
acres near Houston, Tex, one
mile from depot. 1t is a first
class rice proposition, and vii
be sold at Bargain prices. Write
for terms and pcices,
r. J. MAHAFFEY,
League City, Texas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29

Hoy sc oslebr6 anita Is Corts de Dlstrito Q
iuieio oral contra Antonio Dlaz por rRpto d.
Iu6s Marines. e. fiscal an vista de las dsela
raciones de IL raptAda retire "a acusaci6n de
clsrando absuelto y con lss eostAs de odcio 0
precasAdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29

uno do los Aeuardos tomAdos por 10 AGRm-
blaR Federal del 90 de los corrientss. en- mo-
ei6n que presentarRn los psriodistAs de eBe
Partido, y que fac RprobadA por 10 AssmolsA,
dice:
GLa prensA del PArtIdo eS compIstAmsnts
librs para e1ercer In crftlcA y 10 cansurA, de
todos los actos dc loG funcionafios pabiicos, aEi
como todos los Asuutos que ss relacionen con
los intsPeses generates del pAIs.S
MAgnfdco Meuer6o. La prenRa no debe
posponsr jam6s . los intsreSes generates. ell
Inter8a del p&rtido, Su ildependencia este
Pespecto debs ser tai, que si este ell otro co
rreIigionarlo, sIsvado 9 la eAtsgorfA de funeio.
mario ptblico, fsltSse Al cumplimisnto de aus
dabeFes, In censura suria, ain que NADIA cohiba
el honF&do prop6Iito del psriodist1, que mas
que defanHor de an partido polftico 60 sl def an.
soH del pusblo, sin distingos de ningunA es-
pseis.
Ell hecho de que existAn psri6dicos eonsa-
wPAcoa o. l@ absolute defeng@ de les intsreEes
poftieos de banderfAs, trRe como Inevitable
conaseueneis In insdcaciA del ministerio poF
10 prensA represented y no pocAs psrtuFba.
eioneH BociAleSt de igual maneRa que girando
On aan estreeha 6rbiba, al peFiodist& pisrde an
Autoridad, y sl respsto que inspira en- todas
paRtsa el sjsrcieio de tan nobls profession, des-
ApAreca desde ell momento mismo en- que so uel
sIsns que plegarne q las exig gsneiAs de sOdos
los corFeligionaTios y, por inter6s de pArtido,
anmudsceF anbe las iniusticiss y cAllaP ants
hschos que FsclamAn en6rgtcA prosesta.
NoPAbuena que se seatsn las disposiciones
On 10 que . aSunSss tntsFnos dc los pArtidos ss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
Sc remiten pedidos por correo.
BUEN ACUE RDO
(De LA CORRESPONDENCE

rsfsre; santo , bueno que prop6sitos de las
coIeetividadss polftiess sean derendldos CON
m6s mena4 caIori peHo de ESQ sAneionaf
con Ell silencio gcciones dignas de combatirse
pArtsn de donde pArtAn, hay distancia. 5Qa6
lm mpoftA que aucu mia quien sueumba, perse-
neEca el pRrtido que pertenexcs, 81 ese BAL
fRlt6 Q sus dshsFea ds funciOnariO p1bico de-
busn patriots? Ohstnsrse an defenderle por
eSpfsitu de eorreliglonarismo, ss no intsrssarse
por Ell bienestar del pueblo, Suya hnaidad
pregonan los partidos polfticos &c 10 isla que
Sc encaminan.
Es de sodo punto trasssndsntal que. apar-
tkndose Ia prensa del cfFculo de hierFo an que
In constrins vscss ell intsres ds partido, BE IL
YEA realism, en- bien del pAfs, los vicioa CO.
rr1ptslas todas, alii donde se manifestAn, sin
tsner en- cuenta lA conveniencla de los pafti.
dos sf Ia convsniencia pdblicG.
Por eso apAndimos al Acusrdo que hemos
transerit0, aprobado por 10 asambiaa del vain :
te; y libge de meEquinos preiuicioss ceiebrs-
riamos que In prensR pueTtorriq uei1a observass
una actisud -francame ents Independents, cuan.
do de ejercsr In p1bliea eensura 80 trate en-
favor de loa intsreses generates, one estkn poK
Gina de lac bandsrias polfsicas.
De asa modo rasnltArfa mas. provsehesa IL
labor de In prenaa Sc realizArfa el periods.
mo, eolocSnaose Is mismA altura de Ii prem
On de 0tros pafses en- que Ia libeTtAd no 60 mem
sira nj oil dereeho GO ilusl6n.
TAlt& ahora qua tAl Acuerdo sea cumpli'
do. de acueKco con las intsnsiones CUE 10 con
eihiaYon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29

n1svA ley municipal, no pudiendo Ienarss
este requisite legal ell dia 10 como estaba or
denAdo tAxativamente. porque Low coneeJales
PapublicAnos, sobFesRliendo an esao el sefior
NsSario, snloRpecieRon 10 session de aquel dfa,
Ab&ndonando ell losal sin sl psrrniso de IL pre-
sideneiA.
-El invsstigador general de los munich
pios do In isla, primer vista de aver o
nusstro syuntamisnto, demostr6 qusisr muy
satisfseho, nespues de sus trsbaies investiga-
ei6n aquf declare que en- Utuado hay una
buena honrads administraci6n, con 10 eual
sa ds I'M soismne mentia.> como d. muy bisn
In presidsncia del Coasejos en- L. sesi6n antes
msneionRdo, (nanifsataei6n que prodnjo ssco-
SoT al sefSor NAzario) nm golemns nentis
cleric rspublicano que indictments prafends
desacFeditAr nHsstra administrator.
SPodFA decir 0tEo tan1o aqusI funeionarfo
de IL mayor parte de los muhicipios republica-
NOS? SAbennos que I'll llegar dicho investiga'
dor . 10 villa de Adiuntas para llevar efscto
sus trAbstosp no pudo verse CON 81 Alealde y
eOnsador de aqusl syunsamienso.
-Hsmes tsnido ri gusto de salndaF en-
est0s diRs nuestros busnos amigos de JAyuya,
don Julio Gtau y don Isiiro Alvarss go, presi-
dsnte seSretario rsspecttvAmsnte de aquei
subseomite.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
Ecos de la isla
Notas dc nuestros corresronsales


JuncOS
la 0omfsl6n de poicia
Nos Olsen de Aquel pobledo, que sn noehes
pssadAs 50 celsbTAba an bAie en- 10 casa de don
salvador Rivera, mAyordomo sSe In hAeienda
don Jalio Gay, en- cuyos m4pentos se pre-
RsmSn vfSHC S'
q hAilars eomo OstA no aecediera, SO violent6,
saeando oil revolver en- tono an menazAnts, man
90 saliE Scdos pretendiendo consluiE In diver
sion.
--Otro diA Evaristo Flores prevoc6 un de-
penaiente de don Jss6s Oort6s saeando rslu-
cir m cuchillo que portabA, y por mas que 81
senoF CoFt8s ss quetarA Rl Ruardia, este 90 IL
mite q deapAchsr para el campo . Flores, ain
AcupARse de reglstrRFls nj de oogerls sl armA
en eumplimienso de 81 dsbeF, por ser republi~
BAno si tAlcTlorss.
La tisndA del usioE ooEtes essk constants.
mense WguAda por dos trsa grardiAs en-
sAmbio, en- otras e@sAs del pobIado se tlrR dc
10 orsjA Jorge de noche dis, eiencia y
naoisnciA dc Ia policia.
Al propistARio don Jose A. Barf,s lie ro-
DAFOn una vAcA pArfdea de cuyo hecho did
aRenta dos diAs seguidos la policfA, lR cuaI
no 90 movie hAsta el teFeer d!A por estaT ocus
padA en- los chismss del pueblo.
Aver xue herido Gabriel 5orrea, Dor oil
kEoyoSador EvAriSto Flores, repubIicAno. Con.
aueido este Al CuAFtels fne puesto en- libertAd
sin sspsrAF eI reconocimiento fAcultativo, acer-
80 de In lesion.
snseguida por lM mas leve fAltM.
Los robos menudeAn en- oil campo. pues
Nieasio Hernandes le matARon deuolaTon
Gos eebxos . una VscinA de 10 Oeiba, Norte,
nm eeroo mientKAs oenrren estos hechos que
dan impunes, lcs guardiAs SO sntretienen en
quisAEls las sspnelRs los vscinoa que Andan
nm eAbAllerfR.
HAcsmoS pdbIicos estos hsehos para cue
scan eonoeidos de los iefes dc 10 poieia.
Utuado
Los dalagAdoa dc astA pohlAei6n. ssiiores
DON Antonio De JaEus L0pes don O5valdo Al
fonaos neg&Ron aver muy agrAdablsments im-
RKesl0nAdos de Ia AsAmblea eelebrada On San
Juan OIL diA veinte, FeAlixAdA CON una snntuo-
sldad @lbssa Go miras, dignAs del mayor en-
comic.
% que los fsdsrAlss tisnen cFguIlo sn
oonearvAK tnc6lume al legAdo hermoso cue
@onAienen Las doetrinRs Redsntoras de BAldo.
Rtoty do Bslvig. Ea Qaa nnastrA cOectividad
keeibe las inspirReiones luminoaAs de "a uellOs
patriarch vsnsrAbles, y por ESQ eisrtamenta
sale tRiunfAdora q ilesa, frgutAndosa entire las
wiorAoionea daslnmbRAntes del pensAmIento
10 ocne@pei6n @bstrRetA del ideal @PAtFim,a
para rsndiFla fervoroso homenAis do amor In
4 quebEanbAble On nusstTos eorAxones.
La noehs qne KeEresRr0n nuessros dignos |
representative tuvo lugar una bnsnR reunion |
9n ID casa dc In preeidaneia del pAKtido, cue
amndo eneoKadog Ion corReli gionArfoa Mlf pra.
9ensess dn Toe ReueRdoa do In ARAmhleA. I'm
nQuai Aeto 50 oonvtno en- la nacasidad dc eale.
oRmx IN gran emeetingD sl domingo pr6ximo,
aonde 40 oxplicaFAn detalladAm mensa las an /
phm0tOn@a del pKogFnmm del pAKaido, Rnf como
Aammb bl0@.
--ni mi6reoIss pasado ORGANISMS nussaro
'SnnaAmisnaes On 10 foFmA PTaseEipaA poF lA |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
La revOluci0n de Venezuela
Puerto OabsIIo

Las tropas rebsldes del general M&tos,
han sitiAdo 10 eiudAd de Puerto Oabello, en- oil
Mar de las AntilIas.
Los TahsIdes est&n an possession de Ia via
f6Hrea y hosSiliSAn alter stivamente las eiuda.
dea de VAlensia Puerto CAbsllo, las mas Inn
poFtantes del Bstado de O&rAbob0.
al s6bRdo at8cAFon rudAmante Puerto
0Abello, por eupaeio de siete horas sin Iograr
que IL poblaeion &c rindiera.
Aunque In eiudad no estk bien FORTH sada,
IN oth 1naro del gobierno que Sc hallaba en- el
puerso, rsehAz6 ell ataque cAusando numeresss
bRias en- las hlas rebeldes. Los Iea!es Castro
han sufrido t&mb'en numerosas p6rdidas.
En- Valencia
Ha ciFculado el rumor de que Matos Iogr6
entrar an Valencia despu6s de nm largo slsio.
Recommendation
81 ei6rcito rsbeids reeoDeentr6 para sta.
car ValenOiA, todas laa tropAs de que dispo.
nfa en- el Estado de Caraboho, abandonando al
Bitio de Puerto CAbello, despu9s de cortar In
vfa fsrrsa, para svitAr IN ataqus de las tropas
de Castro.
Con detalIss
Esta A0tiefn Cue eircuIA CON gran Iufo de
csfailos no SO ha conhPmad do onciaIments aku,
pero se espara de an nomsnto . okro In com.
probasi6n ofciAl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
FL L.cdo. Suliveres

Maestro distinguido amigo sl liesnciAdo
don Antonio sulivsras Rivera, tiene II eortesfA
do ofreeernos aus servisios prot 4ssionalss On L.
villa da Aracibu.
eulivsrsi lava mAs de Is anos Dc prGeAisa
Judicial.
tFinnsoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29

sLA BORtNoUEN.s-De Targa = On Ne
oIvinar gus easa casa Oh Ia que mas bsraso
vsnos qns sonsaAnsamsnta introduces nusvs.
n haea ID VIZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
Gran Bazar y Sastrerlfa
de r. Monies
Forta1eza 2a
Fortaleza 2a

Cpleeo sudo de Ropa hecha Cuelos ruho (orba@
para Caballeros s , 1OAAso af'a0uAoS
tra1es La medda un bonto complete
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29
PONCE
(NOTICIAS DIRECTA@l

Julio s6
Numerosa coneurrsneia asisti6 anoche
10 retreta en- ell pAseo SLxs Dslicias.~ Cocolfa
demostr6 no solo 10 mRsstrfA de "a batuta, 81
no tambien su exquisite gustc en- la elecci6n
del repertoire.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-29

Muy pronto llegaran los asiantos dsm6s
ohietos CON qua 10 comps flfR de carros g 6ctrt-
COS adornerA Ell psseo sMualle AmsgiesnoS que
HOY, apes&r de sus deActencias, es ell sitio pre-
fsrido en- las sxcursiones . 10 Plsya.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-09-08
William Bartholin, Who Killed His
Mother and Minnie Mitchell,
PUTS BULLET THROUGH HIS BRAIN.
Letter Containing Full Confession
Found on the Body.

Riceville, Iowa, Sept. William
Bsrtholin's body has been found instead
Of the hnuted fugitive.
The suspected murderer of his mother
and Minnie Mitchell, killed himself in
| fax field near Lowther, this state.
A bullet hole pierced his head and a
revolver lay at his side.
In pocket of Bartholin's coat was
found letter containing a full confes-
sion of the murder of his mother and
Minnie Mitchell.
Judging from the date of the letter.
August 81, the persons who discovered
the body reached the conclusion that the
suicide took place last Sunday.
Besides the confession letters were
found upon the body from Minnie Nit
chell.
Coroner Carpenter took posE ession of
the confession and the letters and noti-
fed Chief O'Neill, of Chicago, of the
discovery.
The body was in bad shape when
found, bnt the Identification was COM
plete.
The confession says:
''I am the Bartholin whom the police
are looking for. had no assistance of
any kind from any one. ask to clear
every one from suspicion. There is 10
second party and am the last
Three men have been indicted for the
crime which the confession says was
committed by Bartholin alone.
This was one of the most mysterious
cases in the history of Chicago.
The body of the suicides mother was
fou nd in the cellar of the house, having
been buried under the cement of the
floor after her head had been crushed.
The body of Minnie Mitchell was
found on the prairie at SeventY-second
street, stripped nude, where she had
been killed,
The motive for the murders and sui
eide will probably always remain a
mystery.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-09-08
FULL-FLEDGED LIST OF ENTRIES
FOR THE Campaign NEXT YEAR
Are in Early Prospect and Indications Are That
the Fight Will Be on by First of January.


doc" Office, which has been the cause of
the downfall of so many incumbents,
seems likely to go begging. The friends
of Gen. Jacob II. Sharpe, Of Lowndes,
are endeavoring to induce him to enter
the race, but on account of his advanced
age it is not at all certain that he will do
so. Gen. Sharpe is the gallant ex con-
federate otficer who led the famous
charge at Gettysburg, and 1t is believed
that he could have the Office for the
asking.
Hon. ). J. Conan. private secretary
to Governor Longino, is being men
toned as candidate for the railroad
ommssionership from the northern
district, and he has an excellent show
for victory. Owing to the candidacy of
his brother for governor, it is thought
in some quarters that Commissioner J.
G. Kincannon will not stand for re-
election.
The political intentions of Commits
sioners McInnls and May are not
known. Both have been mentioned
among the gubernatorisl possibilities,
but it is not regarded as likely that
either will be in the race, and the open
ing of the state campaign will probably
find both of them offering for re-elec-
ton.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-09-08
RESIGNED AND WILL RETURN
Rev. R. S. Green Gives Up His
Missionary Work.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Winona, Sept. 8.-Rev. r. Sterling
Green, a Mississippian who has been
engaged in missionary work in Porto
Rico has resigned his charge as
rector of the historic Holy Trinity
Episcopal church at Ponce, and will
return to his old home at Winona
early next month. Mr.. Green was
sent to Porto Rico shortly after the
island was taken possession of by
the United States, and it is stated
that he has accomplished much good
work among the natives.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-09-08
THREE JUDICIARY VACANCIES
In the State Made So by the Con-
greSSional Primaries.

Special to the Daily Progress.
Jackson, Sept. 8.-The recent con-
gresslonal elections will cause three
vacancies in Mississippi's judiciary
system, and already the demand is
being made that the incumbents
resign their present berths and give
the hungry office-seekers who are
waiting for chance to step into their
shoes.
The vacancies to be created are In
the offices of Chancellor Adam Byrd,
District Attorneys B. G. Humphreys
and w. S. Hill, and in all likelihood
there will be five or six applicants
for each place. Some of the aspirants
have already filed their claims with
the governor, and are now busiIy
preparing petitions from the men,
bers of the legal fraternity asking
their respective appointments.
A legislative vacancy is created by
the nomination of Hon. E. ]. Bowers
toscongress from the sixth district,
but 1t will not be necessary to fill
this by special election as there is no
Likelihood of a legislative session
being held prior to the time the resig-
nation is rendered.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-09-08
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