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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
pEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER e6. 1908

o Joys OF Love and joys OF Fame,
Ii is not you shall regret
| sadden lest | should rorget
The beauty woven In Earth's name.
The shout and battle OF the gale,
The stiffness OF the snn-rising
The sound of some deep-hidden
spring,
The glad sob of the filing sail.
We fancy that Old Borrow would
have liked these lines In "The Gypsy
Woman!
on the printed page
She need never look,
The changing sky
Is her Holy Book
She knows not the call
OF church bells ringing,
The falling rain
Makes sweeter singing.
And the voice Of the lark
At morn and even
is key to open
The gates of heaven
There ia suggestion Of morbid
Imagination in ~ Song OF the Moo,
AZ he heath IL blood red with the sun
set the poet peoples II with mysteries
and ghosts with old, forgotten, far on
things and battles long ago.
out in the open places courage is,.
But I'm the darkness of the wood
hear
From out the closest Of the under
The sndden-indrawn breath of hldGen
fear.
Nv the North Thicket Is a savage place.
A man might well lust OF vengeance
safe
There, holding some 1.-THE throat
Watching the life
Die slowly from the burning eyes OF
hate.
And by the thorn what dreadful thing
has passed
The air is quick with bitterness ana
shame:
What dark compulsi . born OF earlier
sin,
Laid freah stain upon a tarnisheo
name?
There are strange doings here upon tho
moor
MY spirit answers to the unseen
hands,
And my soul knows the unseen multi
tudes
That press upon me In these empty
lands.
| And this my life. that Is in houses nent,
| And tolls in towns to win It's bitter
! bread,
Ana goes soft -shod about the sheltered
streets,
| Wakes 90 Its own among the I'M
| known dead.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

If all the weeks remaining Of the
theatrical season prove as strong and
as interesting as the last two weeks
have been at the Grand, our thearte-
goers should tender Manager March 4
vote Of thanks. The bill this week
opened on Monday night with Mrs.
LeMoyne in Among Those Present, n
attracting good house. The scenes
of this play are laid in and about
Fifth avenue, New York, and besides
being satire on the -Four Hundred,
showed up the FOLLY Of extravagance
and social friyolity. Mrs. LeMoyne
as Mrs. Clinton" portrayed the type
of the woman Of social ambitions
everywhere, and the difficulties she
encountered are but every day hap
penings in the modern society today.
The play is cleverly written and those
who attended felt that they had not
only seen a good play but that the
pasttime was profitably spent.
I'LL. ACWASf MO111SOn Al uhct 4
pleased large house on Friday night
was also star attraction. 1t had been
commonly reported that this would be
the last time our people would have
the pleasure of witnessing Mr.. Nor
rison in this favorite role, but his
work on Friday night belied the ru-
nor, which probably originated be-
cause Of Mr., Morrison's sxtreme age.
However he'may wish to retire from
the stage, it is firmly believed by
some who witnessed his wtrk last
night that he is too much in love
with Mephisto to abandon ~. Mr..
Morrison il msll snrronndsd Ny
strong supporting cast Miss Benson,
as Liza, in particular, pleasing every
one " it'll her rich. clear voice.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17
woopMEN INsgAILATIoN
And Banquet Very Pleasant Affair.
New Cfflcs7s.

On Issi Monday night The j. Shall
Yerger camp no. IS, woodsaen Of the
Worle. bad az lA ti,as in their for
est. Byspecial request Sovereign Es-
cort H. E.GimrSll Of Columbus, Miss. /.
came over to install the officers,
which was done in his usual graceful
and imnreFeiye manner After the
instAllat o., tie unwritten work Mas
exempli. cd and then I'll enjoyed an
Interesting lecture on Wood craft
by Sovering Escort 5imeral of Colum-
bus.
The Camp closed in due form and all
repaired to thu banqast hall where
covers ere laid for fi.ty.
The following ota.ce $ we're INSTALL
cd for the ensuing term
H. B. Robins Consul Com
mander,
b. F.Gray, Advisor Liertenart.
A. B. Nance, e. ler.
J. H. Robb. CLERK
9 e. Kenned-, Esco t,
j. F. Brewer, 3i':tchaMan.
Emanuel Calm, Sentf-.
E N. Thomas, ani e R. Wo: than.
Manages S.
DR.. &c. Smythe, Gam Physician.
]. H. Kobb and Fl R Robinson
were elected representatives to Head
Camp on the S oId Tuesday in
March
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17
CAR LINE ASSURED
Stock Subscribed. Material Ordered
and Route Will be Laid.

,Greenville is now assured. Of an
other street car system, whose tracks
will touch the four corners Of the
city. At q meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the new company and citizens
last Tuesday night at the company's
Office, it was reported by President
Hider that the amount of stock to
complete the system as laid out had
been raised, and that all bids on the
material were received, but they were
unable to tell just how much material
will be needed as SO many Of the
property owners and new members
of the company had spoken to him,
wishing the tracks to run by their
property and who are willing to con-
tribute towards the running expenses.
From the blue print exhibited Of
the route, the new track will be laid,
commencing at the power house on
South Broadway to Central avenn ne,
from Central avenue to Poplar street,
thence north on Poplar to Nelson
street, east on Neslon to the Y. g. M.
" railroad. A turn will be made On
Washington avenue at Poplar, and a
track run parallel with the one of the
Greenille Light and Car Company's
system to the Southern depot, where
shed will be erected to accommodate
passengers for the Southern trains.
Propositions have been made the
company by some of our citizens, Of
ering it property on which to build
baseball park outside the city limits,
one at Wliczinski park, another
at the south end of Broadway, one East
of city on Stoyall and Stones property.
A committee composed of Messrs.
W. Q. Hunt, E. Holland, M. Rosen-
stock and F. J. Butler are to see the
owners on certain streets and
tind out what they Will contribute to-
wards having the line run
by their property.
It was thought by many that the
part of the. system to the ball park
will be completed by May 1st. and the
balance before the end of the summer.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17
LELAND HAPP--- INGs.
Leland, Miss. Jan. 1909.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas D,An spent
Monday in Greenvilla tne guests of
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Hebron
MS. J. Fl. vi ldrop and ii lighters,
of Meph S, have joined Mr. Waldrop
here aud the fail is now ut home
in Lelsrd.
Miss Bessie Phelan vis:tAd Mr. and
Ms. VIZ. = cod in Holisnd;,le Sunday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. r. n. Hamblen and
sister, Miss Ninna Crowe,l, we're
guests # NJ. sad Mrs. Albert Gary
OF Sunda...
Mr. snd Ms. Chas. Wade Gillian
laft "Wednesday e. ing fo. visit to
the 'sE-ills' # mississippi.
Ir. I. l.. IcEscn visited Memphis
Oh Wednesday.
Mrs. Ki,.s erd Mss G. ~.'ne Turner
sited GieeL lie .4erdav evening.
Mr.. tnd +. $. Geo. Csliwell. who
h>ve been sting 1rirds r.nd rela-
t.yes here. have etrrned tc their
Ion in Ii Is.
Mr.. and y $. \ p, Duncan, of
2 7.ntee.ille, H;se g,ests OF 5-iss Cleo
Bsst Sunday.
Mr.. J H. Hook VISITED Grveenville
Lion lay e, ening.
Dr. Y. E. Dobson. who IS low TAX
ing sosci wo t l,lAne l. niver-
st h. colA,l It'd arr.nSements to
b.ete in Leland .tar Als lst. foy the
active pra tice u his pr9 ssion. He
will elt4r iuto tuAsh tn his
btoth4-, o. I. L. .Jobeon.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17
HERALD sooREs RoosAYnLI


4
WASHINGTON. Jan. il. 1ha
righteous indignation with which
the people Of the sontb have a
ceived the Appointments Of negroes
to federal office in communities Hhots
1t was positively known to President
Roosevelt. they were not wanted, Il
beginning to bear fruit.
The New York Herald. which has
heretofore borne aloft upon its Editor
ial pages the names of Theodofe
Rooseyellt and George Dewey foi
president and vice president, respeo.
lively, has dropped these names
standard bearers Of the people aAd
1t Is presumed will no longer stand III
sponsor for them. The action 0f tIiis
very influential paper. il IA thonSht
here, is intended as i rebnke 10 fhe
president for his unfriendly attituds
towards the people of the South ibid
as indicating thAt the people of IL
North, particularly those Of tho ers'IE
city and state Of New York are nok ils
sympathy with his course.
This action of the Herald's nsay
have decided influence on Ro6se'
yelt's chances for the n0mifIhti6n
since it is regarded as ceEiSiDitS
that he cannot win in the election II
heIcannct carry New York aid lis
party viii hesitate before nominating
one who cannot apparently carry New
York.
The Herald today says editoriaIl5
From the iortbnrst Of resentment
throughout the sorfh and the sx-
preston Of sober NoIthern Sentiment
President Roosevelt must now realize
that the ill-advised bappointinsnt q
DR. Crun, following closely on tie
abrupt closing Of the Inidanola post
office, was d blunder which has 81
ready done no little mischief ana
which, il presisted III, can hardly f1il
to lead to deplorable consequences
"Tosthis prevailing opinion of ths
the president may well bow
and promptly repair The mistake BY
accepting the resignation of Minnie
Coz, opening the Inaianpla postofIisa
with 4 postmaster ace6rtsble Vi iss
citizens and withdrawing the obnpx
Ions nomination from THE SENATE III
avert a sectional discussion To DO des
by the entire nation.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17
H1LYERs WONDERS COMPANY.


Hilyers Wonders Company will be
at the Grand Monday night, January
10th. If you want the full value Of
your money don't fail to attend the
opening night. Handsome and costly
presents will be distributed to the
audience and all who attend the first
night will receive a present free Of
charge. No one can leave empty
handed. The company comes highly
recommended and has the reputation
of curing more contagious diseases
than any show OH the road by keeping
the audience in constant roars Of
laughter from beginning to end. All
the tests in spiritualism, mind read
ing and second sight are new novel
and entertaining. A most enjoyable
performance is promised. In addition
to the mind reading and spiritualism.
the Hillyer Company will introduce
one of the greatest novelties ever done
on any stage. making beautiful pic
lures and paintings Of old rags and
wearing apparel, this act alone being
worth the price Of admission. Price
l5c, csc, and 35c. Tickets are on sale
at the Star Shoe Store Monday.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

Farayette Chronicle: The Baptist,
of J ckson. discussing Whiskyites
and Prohibitionists, loses the same
in thu following words;
'.We have won title clear to statu-
tory prohibition. and we must have
it. Let it be the slogan in the next
campaign for places of public trust.
Have all the candidates from COVER
nor to constable, to commit Them
selves. The crop Of drunkards in the
state is far too great already.
As we havesheretofore said, there
is little question but that statutory
prohibition will be adopted in Mis-
sissippi. There is no reason why some
counties should be permitted to Ii
cense the sale of whiskey when the
legal sale of the vile stuff is prohibit
ell in Others. Greenwood Enterprise.
The foregoing from the source il
eminates comes as something Of .
shock. If our memory fails MS not,
Bro. Gillespie and his esteemed En-
terprise did their little best during
the Leflore county wet and dry cleo:
ton Of 1900 to have the legal sale q
the vie stuff made possible at home.
why this change nowl Is It becauee
there is little question but that stat
utory prohibition will be adopted il
Mississippi and our brother norib'
ms = bee in his bounetf',
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17
COUNCIL AND SEWERAGE.
Caving in Of Sewers Demands Their
Attenti IN and Prompt Action.

Tuesday afternoon there wssac call.
ed meeting..of the city council to con-
slider the serious trouble occurring in
the sewerage line from pumping, and
to devise an immediate remedy. The
meeting was. called to order by the
mayor and the matter brought before
the attention of the council, which
was the caving around the manhoie
at the Gaboury pumping station on
Broadway, and the breaking Of the
line n alexander near the other
pumping station, which was recently
established by the engineers in charge,
at cost Of about So, 900.
Mr.. Allen, the city egnineer, was
asked his opinion on this new trouble
and he said that at present he did not
see anything serious in it, brt thought
that by stopping the city pumping
station and operating the Gaboury
station again and fixing the break, the
sewerage could be kept in operation
until the water in the river receded
to allow them to complete the VI ork.
He further stated that he thought that
a larger pump might be required at this
station to keep the pipes pumped oct.
Mr. Gaboury was called upon to
state his views, which were about the
same as Mr.. Aliens. He said he
thought he could put the sewerage
back in the same condition as it YVES
before this pump was stopped
A few remarks were made about the
cosnulting engineers and it was agreed
by the council that as Mr. Hider YVES
tnohere and Mr.. Crofts wasin New Or
leans and could not reach hers in less
than two or three days time, Mr..
Gabonry was given the authority to
fix this particular bre; k with Nj.
Administering.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

Favette Chronicle: Mr.. Writ Adams
has been spoken Of as probable
candidate for governor. 1t would be
logical to elect him, since the state
doesn't pay its chief executive sufi-
cient salary to live on, and he has
already accumulated an amount while
sucking at the public pap" large
enough to maintain the dignity of
the Office.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

vicksburg Herald: In his charge to
the Lauderdale grand jury Judge Hall
congratulated Meridian ON the scar
city. of blind tigers, strictly speaking. "
He expressed the opinion, however,
that the business is transferred to
the social clubs. These clubs, lie
said. were in violation of the law
blind tigers with change Of lair.
Here we have another illustration of
the folly aud false pretence OF prohi-
bition-cf the system of governn ert
that does not provide for licensing
these clubs that take the place of the
saloon in violation of the law and
without yield of revenue.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17
TIE soyN LOT WILL BE GIVEN
AWAY WEDNESDAY AT IL
o CLOCK AT
ARCHER s BOOK STORE.

Iu this issue we are authorized to
an ounce the name Of 'tm. Kilngman,
Jr of Leland, for the ofice Of treas
urer. Mr.. Klingmal is a young man
Of fine business pricniples and high
character. He is Misisssippian by
bi-th and has been a resident Of this
county FOR many years. At present he
is engaged in the mercantile business
at Leland.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

Commencing Monday night the
Hillyers Wonders Company and Grand
Gift Carnival will he at the Grand
Opra Hous. Don't miss their enter
tainment. Handsome and costly pres
ents given away aud everybody at
tending the opening night will be
given present free of charge. Prices
10, 25, and 35 cents. Tickets ON sale
at Star Shoe Stree, onday Jan. 10.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17
POLITICAL CHAT.

Vicksburg Amercian: The Natchez
rapers now contain the announcement
of number gentlemen who desire to
serve Adams county in an official
capacity. In fact candidates are on
nouncing in almost every county In
the state except Warren.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

Caucasian: Capt. W. g. Stovall,
one Of our capital commissioners, and
q man of unquestioned integrity, will
be candidte for the Office Of railroad
commissioner from the Northern dis
trict of Mississippi. He will soon be-
gin an active campaign and the man
who leads him in the race will earn
his laurels.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

Natchez Bulletin: The Vicksburg
American rises up to make this re-
mark: Brother Diers, Of the Nat
chez Bulletin, is hard hearted old
cuss, ANYWAY, else he wouldn't keep
us wondering anent that important
political secret buttoned up under
his vets Well, now, if we told all
we knew it wouldn't be secret, but
the facts will come out before great
while.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

Winona Democrat Mississippi had
~ legal fangings last year more than
twice as many as any other state, and
fewer crimes. This should. and doubt.
less will, have salrtary effect upon
the lawless element.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

Mr. "A. Hecker,an old German, who
for the last IL years has been follow
ing gardening in the city, was found
dead in his home near the cemetery
last Thursday. From his appearance
he had evidently been dead for several
days.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

Indianola Pensee: We rather think
the Conservative pencil pusher Is
drawing on his imagination when he
asserts that there are few ngly ed.
tors in this state who should be dis
couraged on account Of indecenoy.
We know Of no such.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

Newton Record: Itrequires courage
and backbone to take the uhpoular
side Of measure or movement when
one believes and knows that he Is pur.
suing the right course to take the op-
poiste stand, he Is traitor and
coward not to stand up for his con-
victiions. The popular side is not a
ways the right one. but many people
will often line up with the majority
despite this fact.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17
"ThEo FIT"

The n est rorrlra tsoly Of the day,
by the late Flslk FolI;s is row en-
sale at Steger and Eolmes Bookstore.
Avail yourself Of the opportunity and
get copy now.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

Dunn, who, if elected, will strive
hone st1v and faithfully to discharge
the duties OF the Office, who cannot be
Influenced or cajoled out Of the path
of dutv, one who will render honest
service to the people who elect him.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

Sheriff E,nt t;.-u4i over 9to the
TINES til. dslin1v 1T tax st of the
oorl t last Th s',.4av s'-d it will ap-
pear in he It week issue.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

q z
DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP. Mr..
Chas. Loeb and his brotllerc, Leon
Loeb, have dissolved partnership in
the liquor business and the business
in the future will be conducted bv Mr.,
Chas. Loeb, while Leon and his " ife
will return TO Canton, their former
home, To Charlie we wish continued
success, and we regret to leaEn that
Leon and his wife have decided to
give up their residence here.
WISH HIN SUCCESS. Mr.. Guy
Hilzin will leave in a short time for
Kalamazoo, Mich. where he hes
closed a contract to travel in the South
fo- manufacturing estab lishment of
that city. We W ish him success.
WILL BE CASHIER Mr.. Hill
Kretchmar has accepted the position
as cashire with the Washington. hanks
which will open in this city Febru-
ary lst, and is now in Grenada catch
ing on to the tips.9 He congratulate
the directors on their selection, for
Mr.. Kretchmsar is not only young
man Of fine business principles but
one whose courteous treatment will
draw business and patronage to the
bank.
FOR ASSESSOR. Mr.W. H. Ours
Ter has servered his connection with
the Isenberg Liquor Co., and is DOW
full-fedged candidate for county asses
sor for the long term. Mr.. Ousler is
we'll known and liked in this city,
and has strong following of true
friends. Mr.. Ousler is fully comp
tent for the position and if elected
will make good assessor.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17
BRIEF BUT INTERESTING.

TRAFFIC ABANDONED. The
present spell Of weather and the con-
dition Of our streets has practically
made them impossible for drays and
carriages.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

WILL START WORK. The amend
ment for the new street car company
has been received from the attorney
general, and has received his approval,
ana the work Of laying the track will
commence at once. s
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

Tupelo Journal: The following
complimentary notice of Mr.. J. @.
Kincannon, which we clip from the
Commercial Appeal will be appreciat-
ed by his many friends in this county.
He has had many assurances that a
majority of the good people of Monoe
county approved his fight upon the cor
ruption and fraud that existed in the
management Of the state penitentiary
aud that they are glad that he has
succeeie1 in unearthing it.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17
WANTED.

A position as stenographer. Expert
service guaranteed. References. Ad-
dress Times ofHCs.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

Indianola Tocisn: The railroad
commission for Mississippi, as at
present constituted, is worse than a
farce. The only good they do is when
they draw their pay and pay their
debts, if they do this. They purport
to be the servants of the people and
yet they are indifferent to the needs
of their masters. They prefer the
luxurious privacy Of special car with
a we'll stocked sideboard to attending
to their sworn duties, and as far as
results are concerned, one may as we'll
petition an Egyptian mummy as a
Mississippi railroad commissioner.
We hope the next election will change
the personnel Of the board ard put
men in who will regard duty above
winning. dining and other paltry indi-
cations Of the scyophant, when in
the presence Of a railroad megnate.
We believe Warrington countv has
q candidate in the person Of Er. s. r.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

A CURIOSITY. The large trac-
ion engine for the levee work has
arrived and has been rut to work.
This engine is curiosity to many
people in Greenville and quite anlimss
Der have watched it while pulling the
big plow which loads the dirt wagons.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

PROGRESSING FINELY. The
meeting of the members Of the Green
Vile Athletic Club last Wednesday
night decided not to put in the bowl
ing alley until next summer. The
club is progressing finely and Presi-
dent Whitney deserves much credit for.
its success. m 34ssEtf aal
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

Clarion Ledger: IN few weeks
the capitol commissioners will an
nounce the prorgam for corner stone
laying day at the new capitol and III
is to be hoped that every comm nifty
will make arrangements to send i
good delegation to assist in making
June 8, 1908, the very biggest cay in
the history of the state. The masons,
MILITARY and prominent business and
professional men should all join ID
the celebration jackson will put on
her incest bib and trcker and do her
best to make sll comers feel at home.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

Miss Bessie Phelan vis:tad Mr.. and
Ms. VIZ. 1ood in Holisn,i;.le Sunday.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

AGENCY CHANGE. Mr. w. T.
Steger will in few days assume the
agency of the Yazoo and Mississippi
Valley Railroad i'll this city. Mr..
Steger is a railroad man Of .sslong ex-
perience, and under his jurisdiction
the affairs of the office will run very
smoothly.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-01-17

A PLEASANT CALLER. Mr. Lee
Sims, Of Greenwood, was pleasant
caller at the Times Office last Mon
day. Mr. Sims is a young man of
unuasul promise and the people of
Greenwood are very proud to claim
him as a citizen, but Gvreenille raised
him, and we can therefore claim first
credit for his many traits of excellent
character.