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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
TIE SEAGOERS.
Austrian Minister Arrives--lAsts ~ out
going Otea msiips.

Gen. A. W. Greely, head OF the sigma
Corps. who sailed for Europe yesterday
by the American liner Philadelphia. Will
attend the convention OF the International
Photographers In London on May 20. He
said. Il am an ardent advocate Of wireless
telegraphy. II has a great future In our
interfere with IT,
Baron Won Griskra the Austro- Hum arian
Minister to Washington. and his daughter
arrived yesterday by tho North German
Lloyd steamship Friedrich der Crosse
from Bremen and Cherbourg.
Among the passengers who arrived on
the Moro Castle from Havana was Col.
William l.. Haskin. commander Of the
United States troops In Cuba. Col. Haskin
Is here on q leave OF absence 70 attend the
marriage OF his daughter to Major Castor
of the First Cavalry at Waterford, Conn.
Another passenger on the MORO Castle
was Gen. Mayia Rodriguez distinguished
Cuban fighter OF the Ten Years War and
first the rebel army in Havana province
and later in Pinar del Rio The veteran
has come north to improve his failing
health.
The White Star liner Teutonic, on yester-
day for Queenstown and Liverpool, has
Max, Maxine Ell Elliott the ac.rs..; Nile zslis De
Morsan, Ttonsul; General 81 Ssire; Sir
Xarado., Mr.; and Mrs. i. j. Biakeslee, s.
v: Richardson, Robert l.. and Herbert
den, Miss Jean ,Cnrr!s. Mrs, Thomas i: ReXy-
Bourne and the Rev W. b. Hamilton
BY the North German Lloyd liner Konigin
Luise. scheduled to sail to-day for Bremen,
Plymouth and Cherbourg will go:
Anton Busch, Baroness Braunecker. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Steinway and Mrs. II.
l.amotte.
Some of the passengers Of the First Biz
marck, to sail to-day for Hamburg, Ply
mouth and Cherbourg, are:
Mrs. Charles 7. Yerkes. Mre. Charles Emer-.
s?n, George !. and Herbert Lespinasse, Paul
T. paanet, MI and Mrs. Ernest Cotterill
Maresi
Booked to sail by La Bretsgne, OF to-day
for Havre, are:
Vice Consul at Chicago. and Capt, j. FagneuX
of the French Army.
Aboard the North German Lloyd liner
Princess Irene. in yesterday from Medi-
terrenean ports. were:
Cohen. Dunn, J, D. Griffith. c. Il. Hughes
4 +; Macdonald. Carl Portius and R. Harvey
Reed. who attended the fourteenth Inter
national Medical Congress- at Madrid: G. F.
o ,he K KG H'9g5 s
latin, Henry G., Rsthhone. T., 4. saunders,
Whittmore. Sidney Clark and II. ". johnson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
PREFERRED DEATH TO SHAME.
YOUNG Woman. Trapped In Chicago Hot 81
Leaps From a window.

CHICAGO, May ia young woman was
found unconscious in tho alley next to the
Newport Hotel early to-day. She was re-
moved to the County Hospital suffering
from severe scalp wound and an injury
to the spine. She said she had jumped from
the third story window of the hotel at tho
point OF a revolver levelled at her by William
Reed who told her he was connected with
the stock brokerage firm of Harris, Gates
d Co.
The woman is Miss Laura Stickler, Is years
old, stenographer, and one of the lead
ing members of the Young Women 3
Christian Association She told the police
that she had gone to the hotel under the de-.
fusion that it was a downtown branch OF
the Y. w. c. A.
x had one of two alternate yes when Reed
pointed his revolver al my head, she told
the police. "One was death and the other
was worse than death. ! chose death and
jumped"
The police are looking for Reed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
CROKER ON sTURGySS PARADE.
Says the Commissioner Has Changed His
Views for Political Reasons.

The announcement of Fire Commissioner
Sturgis's plan to turn the department out
for parade early next month led e2-Chief
Edward F. Croker yesterday to make this
statement:
When the convention Of fire chiefs was
held in this city few months ago the En-
tertainment Committee sought the Com
missioner's permission TO have the depart
ment parade in honor Of the visitors. Mr..
Sturgis fatty refused, declaring that to
allow the men to turn out would leave the
city unprotected.
AS a matter Of fact, the Commissioner
refusal to permit a parade when the out-of-
town chiefs were here was due, In my
opinion. to a desire on his part to be
disagreeahle and to do all he could to
make the convention a failure"
Chief Croker said that he didn't think
the reason Mr.. Sturgis had about faced
was far to seek.
Elections coming" said he. and the
Commissioner undoubtedly wants to show
the public what fine department he has
developed"
The department has not paraded In
number Of years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
H4LED YONG BRIDE TO COURT
wire NJ Justice Mccarthy Objects to Her
Sons Marriage to Miss Fee.

Herman Koppelman, the nineteen year
old stepson of City Court Justice John
Henry Mccarthy, and Florence Fee Of
253 West l2eth street. who is year younger,
were married on Tuesday night by the
Rev. Willis p. Odell of Calvary Methods,
Episcopal Church, Seventh avenue and
West l29th street.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Koppelman
were in the Harlem police court in answer
to summons obtained for the bride by
to make a complaint against tho young
woman. but when Magistrate Zeller heard
Of the wedding he said that nothing could
be done.
Mrs. Mccarthy said that her son had been
away from home for the last three nighte
and that she was on the point Of asking
the police to look for him when she heard
not know Of the marriaee Until mil the nair
were In court. The couple left the court
together and are at the brides residence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
l.. s. RRUGUIERE HURT.
Thrown From Ills Horse at Newport-IIas
Conclusion OF the Brain.

NEWPORT, r. l., May l3.-Louis S.
Bruguiere of New York, who is occupying
the Deerham cottage on Bellevue avenue.
was injured to-day by being stepped on
by horse. He had just started out for a
horseback ride and was turning from
Bellevue avenue into Perry street when his
saddle slipped and he was thrown under
his horse. Mr.. Bruguiere scrambled from
beneath the animal, but not before he had
been stepped on and severely bruised
He was taken To his cottage and a doctor
summoned, but it was found that no bones
we're broken,
II is learned tonight that Mr. Bruguiere
is suffering from conclusion of the brain
az a result of his fall, but how serious the
injury will prove is not known until it is
ascertained whethe the skull is fractured
Although conscious he cannot give an ac-
count of the accident
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
MUSTN'T WHISTLE FOR CO-EDS.
Northwestern Boys WIN Have to Use Other
Signals for the Girls.

CHICAGO, May ls,-It won't DO North
western University man bit of good to
stand under maple tree and whistle a
fraternity or sorority air, for the girls in
Willard and Pearson halls will not run out
To join him. Dean Martha Foote Crow
has raised forefnger at the coed and said:
Thou shalt not This edict came after
many weeks of bewilderment for Mrs Crow
and freedom for the co-eds. Dean Grow
had observed that the young women were
unusually eager to 60 to prayer meeting
or run out on an errand when certain airs
were whistled by passing students. She
studied the subject and discovered certain
whistles called certain girls. Then she
issued her order that tfiis sort of thing
must stop
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
Mounte, Police squa d Increased.

Police Commissioner Greene yesterday
increased the mounted squad by eighteen
men, Six were sent TO Central Park, and the
others we're distributed among the Harlem
and Bronx precincts. Twenty-Five mer who
have finished their period Of probation were
sent TO Coney Island. With them We're also
sent ak seasoned patrolmen. increasing
that station force by thirty -one men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
wireless TcIeEraphy in Alaska.

WASHINGTON, May l3.-Secretary Root
has approved plans for the erection OF
wireless telegraph system between Cape
Nome and St Michael in Alaska. Before
Of the Army Signal Corps, gave instruc-
tons for the purchase Of the necessary
Instruments to complete wireless outfit,
which it is thought will prove successful
over distance Of about 100 miles. 1t Is
Michael a mast over 200 feet high, which
will be made in three sections and which
will form part Of the wireless stations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. May l3,-The cruiser New
ark Flagship OF Rear Admiral Sumner>
has arrived at Montevideo, the training
ship Essex at Lambert- Point. Va. and
the destroyer Dahlgren at Newport. The
collier Marcellus has sailed from Baltimore
from St Thomas for San Juan. The train
ing ship Monegahela has returned to Hamp-
ton Roads, having been obliged to put back
on account Of head winds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
Curtis Jett Held for \ Hearing.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May l3,-Thc morning
tram from jackson brought a number of
Witnesses, including Capt. ID. ID. Hurst,
fathcr-in-law of j. b. Marum, the man
whom Curtis Jett is accused Of numbering.
to testify In the habeas corpus case. Judge
Benton called the case at 10 O'Clock. The
CONFERENCE.-The attorney held that it
was not an examining trial, and Judge
I as the date for hearing tho casa. .Tatt
will now he compelled to remain at Win
chester until the time get for tie hearing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EXCELSIOR shirt COMPANY Is
$4,000 on MORE OFT.
Congressman Emerson, Receiver an"
Creditor. Trying 70 Find Where isaac
Nebenzahl 70 and How Much Ia Missing
--Ssys Treasurer Won't Come Back.


Creditor. Trying 70 Find where Isaac
Neben.ahl 10 and How Much Ia MISSING
-Ssys Treasurer Won't Come Back.
The Excelsior Shirt Company OF III
Broadway has applied through President
Jacob Nebenzahl and other directors 10
the Supreme Court to be dissolved as q
corporation on the ground that the treasurer
Isaac Nehemiah disappeared on May D.
leaving it's affairs In such condition that
the other officers do not know exactly how
it stands. Mr. Nebenzahl, II is reported
has gone to Mexico. How much money
he took with him Is not known, as some OF
the books Of account are missing, but "
Ia supposed that he obtained at least S25.ooo
principally by disposing OF the outstanding
accounts OF the company
Justice OGorman has appointed Con-
gresham Louis w. Emerson OF Warrens-
burg receiver Of the assets. He IL credi-
tor for $4,000. In the application to the
court 1t was stated that on May letter
was received by one of he directors to the
effect that Mr.. Nebenzahl had left the juris-
dctioh Of the court, with no intention to re,
turn. Upon investigation il was found
that cert ain books we're missing, and by in
vesttgation carried on since then 1t APP
mitted by Mr. Nehemiah which leave the
affairs OF the corporation in an uncert ain
condition, but probably inso, vent at least
temporarily. The stock has been assigned
over as collateral to certain creditors, and
the other property is not sufficient to, pay,
all the debte. The merchandise on hand
ls estimated at $4,000. The outstanding
accounts are estimated at SIC, 900 to $40 900.
The liabilities are 878,376 as far as known,
the principal creditors being the Empire
Shirt Company Of Warrensburg, y. y,
sos 900; Louis W. Emerson, $4,000.
Mr.. Emerson HI been trying to nscer-
tain the wherea bouts Of the missing trea g.
urer who il reported to ha We ssigned many
Of the outstL ndng accounts without au-
thorty to do so, md it is expected that the
receiver will try to recover some Of them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
More Bones for Prison ship Martyrs Tomb.

Park Commissioner Young of Brooklyn
10 to-day to receive the bones of the prison
ship martyrs that have been discovered
from time TO time Of late years al the navy
Yard, and he will have them deposited In
the martyrs tomb in Fort Greene.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
New Church for Sixth Avenue Methodist,

The congregation of the Sixth Avenue
NJ. E. Church. Brooklyn, has unanimously
decided to erect a new cdifce to cost about
5000, beside the present one in Sixth
avenue and Eighth street. 1t Ia the de.
sire Of the members to have the new church
ready for dedication on Nov. Q, 1904. whie h
will ma the twentieth anniversary OF tho
organization of the society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
Army and Navy Orders.

wAsHINoroS May a. These amy orders were
issued to day:
Second Lieut. Douelat II, Jacobs. Fifth Cavalry,
transferred 10 Fourteenth Cavalry.
First Lieut. Frederick l.. Buck. artillery corps
For Getty TO assume charge OF construction work
vice Capt Leo F. Foster. artillery corps
Capt, Clarence p. TownscS. artillery corps,
70 the Department for Insulation.
First Lieut.. Charles n. Itogan. signal CORPS Is
retired, physically disqualified.
Is detailed as member OF tho examining bon I'd,
assistant surgeon.
Cap,, Ralph Harrison. Second Cavalry. St. Louis
10 Fort Mycr, Va
Leaves OF abs ence For one month and ten DAYS
20 First Lieut.. Thomas n IaoRson corps o, en-
gineerS: Contract surgeon T. F. Jenkins ey,rpdcd
two days: for one month to Cant otto a. Nesm,ih
Ngns corps; for onr month to Capt, David +. Case,
comriSsay.
These naval orders were ISSUED
Rear Admiral J. {, Sands rom duty in connec
lion with general board in Washington 10 the
Texas May 10. and assume com mahd 81 coRst SQUAD
Lieut.. Commander j. c. Co'wrII. 10 Washington
'cr e8am!Ha,lon FOR promotion, thence 10 naSJ
ward. League Island
New York, TO Bureau Steam Engineering
Assistant Pay master u. G, Crowcll. 10 the Chesa
peske.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
Dcusschiand's Fast Time.

The Hamburg American liner Deutsoh-
land, which arrived at Plymouth and Cher
bourg yesterday, made the trip to tho
former port In the fast time OF s. days and
10 hours.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
Prison for Life for George Drake.

George Drake, who shot and killed John
Lacy in his home at 1893 Third avenue.
Brooklyn. three lnonths ago, was yester-
day convicted Of murder In the second
degree In the Kings County court. g.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
PHOTOGRAPHS.

Woodville will be treated to one Of
the best Photograph artists Mississip-
pi can boast Of. / have been in the
capital city for many years, ana nave
satisfied every one With whom ! came
in contact. Will give the citizens Of
Woodgille and vicinity an opportu-
nity to have fine Photo work done: the
work executed in my tent has never
been equalled by any photographer;
Call at my tent and be Convinced. All
/ ask Is trial Of your patronage;
Prices reasonable. Call early as ! VIII
remain only a short time. Cloudy
weather does not interfere with my
work. Copying. enlarging and dimin-
ishing Of all kind Of Of Pictures. Al
ways ready TO go out in the country To
take Residences and family groups at
short notice.
Very Respectfully,
Al. NJ. ROBINSON,
Late Of JACKSON, Miss.
July IS, 1005-2w
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

One thing to VaFdaman's credit iu
this campaign, and to bis interest. too,
is that his hosts Of friends arc work
ing for him because they believe he +
The best man, and not for any merce-
nary motive, and they are going to
stick 10 him to that end. lie il
neither paying out money nor prom-
ising Offices, 20 get elected, but Is con-
ducllng his canvass on clean, high
class order, notwithstanding the
faIseb60ds ga him that are being sent
out daily from the State capitol, and
t. which little attention is being paid
His friends WHO are legion are going
70 stand by him and nD mat er how
much he Is slaughtered iy few
hirelings, for they know what he is
Newton Record.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

The democra lie executive com
reI.ss of Marion county has now
changed 1T and has decided to
hold primary election instead
of permitting scrub race. This
was brought about by pressure
from The people who desire a pri-
mary, the great majority of the
people of that county being op-
posed to the scrub race method
of electiDg ofiicers.--Merilian
Press.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Among the state candidates who
visited our town or "Wednesday were
Governor L0ngino candidate for e. 5.
Senator, Senator Kiger, candidate for
Lieut.. Governor: r. NJ. Henry and
r. r. Maxwell candidates for Auditor,
a. C. Myers, candidates for Clerk OF
Supreme Court; w. J. Miller, eandi-
date for Treasurer; Judge Brame, can
didate for Attorney General and
J. W. Watson. candidate for Railroad
Commissioner.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

A report is current that the BAYOU
Sara accommodation train VIII run
through to Woodville at an early date.
The people Of this town, and those re-
siding between bere and Bayou Sara,
are entitled TO the eonveniences Of a
through daily train to New Orleans.
and we trust the Railroad Company
viii comply with their wishes, and run
the train through to this place.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

The Finch Clab held a delightful
meeting wiih Mss Estelle McGIll on
Wednesday hight. Miss Agnes CHS
holm was the winner OF the ladies
prize. and Messrs. Wallace, Biris0ng
and Field drew for the gentlemans
prze, the latter proving the lucky one.
The ciub viii hold its next meeting
with Mrs Mcleod on Wednesday
evening, July 30th.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

The bright sunshine and warm
weather for the past week has been Of
considerable beEeRt to our farmers.
Considerable plowing and h0eing has
been done this week, and a continued
dry spell for several days longer win
enable our farmers to get the grass
out Of their crops. Cora IS doing
nicely. and it is now almost an as
sured fact that the yield viii be the
largest in a number OF years.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Departmeut Of the Iufrrinr. Laad 0E7ce nj
Jaess1n. Ms. Jesse 5 isll
Notice = hereby given ttas the fuiiaulnE
nnuaed settler al@ 81 iel Bnsi1e % bis iuisni ION
20 ntase fnal prlaaf Il surp4s5 ~ his rtairl-
sas that aid snslf aiI s. taaie before the
fhaucery clerk WHkir.ssa s'8antv. ~ Nod
vile. Kiss. On hEsa1s- 4 ffsss. XIX Lather
l. Day, Fl r No. Ss.f7 faT the ssisnvi4 q nv
lisseE Ser- y 4 etfsfsft 4 uaitetif Sec - q. 4
N z ] East u Washington AlHiaian-
his cCutiluous re~idegllss uFxsn snd cuIfiva-
tsBu - said land w.
Thomas T.. Murrnv. Heary King, sIlas
haney Howard l. AcCeaiicy all ~ Rosetta
Mississippi.
FRED w. CoLLENs. Reeistcr.
rv4T-- 1 fdan.z.-
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Senator Noel addressed the citkz6s
Of The county here last SATURDAY. His
address vas fFee from personalities.
conhning himself to the ISSUES Of the
campaign Prior 10 his visit 20 this
county he was a stranger 10 our
people. bat he made many friends, and
will receive some support. Had he
been better knOWn We have no doubt
but that he would have received a lib
eral support n the county.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Cart. Ter taesias. reprsculllS sae
WinehestsT Arms e.. sna Nr. Na.tiee
kaufman. representing Peters Car
fridge Co aitetdea ran gan Club -TToaE-
uameat here ;hB leek. They are
betn tne nzrksTnen and vcry clecer
gentlemen. anl made maFy frisn6s
during their siav here.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

The Drop Stitch Fiineh Club, eou-
p9sed q the younger boys and girls q
oar town bed delighifls meeting al
the home Ct Mrs. A. Il. SaDdmen on
Tuesday evening. Mis- Percie JoseVh
and Jake GoslinskicapIured The prizes.
Delicious refreshments we're served
and the meeting VAS a decided success
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

The farmers have been scarce around
ao"n this week, which indicates the
iact that they are taking advantage Of
uie DRY weather to battle with the
grass In the cotton.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

nn. Z. Z. Catchings and children
.e.s thursday morning for Hazelhurst
a caele They sill visit relatives. Dr.
sa"ahaeA' accompanied them a. far
: new Orleans, end VAS expected
nome yesterday evening.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

ihe hosDitabIe people Of Fort
40 m gave their friends q royal time
:. dance in that town on Tuesday
a'ghL Our town was represented
''efe BY Messrs. John Best, JohnHays,
and Robt Denio.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
Buy GuIiPsrt Property.

] h2ve soafc verV desirSbie lots
aroQrsl this great. NEE Ef1ff y .lui
Hi.i sci. "a easy ulenthlg .nStai iiraess,s s
Los aEe -lxi55 and ZlziI1 ieef, ans
range IN prices from So upward. AT
oi this pE petty lies gi1hln radius e
miles frum the Beach 81 fhe ccntre
x Gufpcrt. and is Advancing daily.
our terms an all is SO cash and ; b z
cent per month. Warranty Geed>
given when full amount j. pad.
Write me.
DUNBAR 2. NAGEUDEg.
0uifrort. Miss.
I'll a3-aw.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Ihe arrivals at Coslens Mineral
spfings this week were as follows:
Mss Marie Henderson. New Roads,
IA nr Trager, Conc0rdia Parish. Mr.
a. J. McD0ugalI. New Orleans. La.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

= a complete line Of Dialogue books
nnecisations, TabIeaux, charades,
,LAhtomiines, drills, school and par
70, 70 comedies, Sunday School selec-
'ec'iofs, etc, for young and old.
Geo. I. Adams.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

/ vii keep a faI SUPPLY o. Ice
On hand IN the bfiek building he-
low Sessie:.s Bros. * Coous. and
VIII deliver same 10 all parts - lhe
t0wn. E. ". MYERS.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Miss Maud Hays, Of Percys Creek,
bas been the guest Of Miss Emma
Baters this week.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

= Ine sssraal meeting At Bethel Camp
.sDuhns . .ill open on Thursday,
n1soR I. 9Th and continue ten dars.,
-. vs. deemed advisable to postpone
y ~ meeting one month On aecount
-. aa'e Grassy condition of the crap,
eDss me lateness u the meeting ihis
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
SrRAYFD

One Ugh; Bay horse mule about 1t
hands high. win white nose. aleui
four years uld- \ reaarl Eill be paid
t0r his rclurn " +. A. E.svi WmGEille
or ELLlST. HART, Pond.
jane - l98S-4g
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Our line of Thompson's Glove
Fitting Corsets is now complete.
Planters Mercantile Co.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
,rRR4pAss NOTfCYi.

All hunting. travelling gf 0fhefwiAe
fsest,assing. ~ day Or right. on lands
9w8ed bg the undersigned. j. strictly
forbidden under penalty u the lag.
44ea SUSIE u. PgETs.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Several of Uur cities, including can
didztes, attended the Pythian barbe-
cue 10 Centreville yesterday.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Mrs Saiiie Williams, and her daugh-
ter Laura, OF Hattiesburg, arrived here
On Tuesday evening on visit to her
relatives.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Screens for door and Windows,
Cream Freezers, Filters Water
coolers, Ice Shayers etc at the.
Hardware Store.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Inst received a full line of
Grutlemen's Collars at
Planters Mercantile Co.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Mr. &. 4. Wettlin viii begin the.
erection Of his store In few days,
material is being placed on the ground.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
T'REgPAsg NOTICE .

All hunting. fishing or otherwise
tfespassi8g, or travelling on private
roads on WesiefDyiew, CIargsvllle.
Riverside. Langside, or on any OF the
lands under my charge IL BOw proIlib-
tied under full penalty Of tie law.
LOUIS TRACER.
GG01iyf
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Miss Estelle McGilI viii leave this
morning for Natchez, where she win
visit relatives and friends.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

hr. Robt. J. Smith has begun the
erection Of Mr.. C. II. EeyIands new
residence, and will complete the same
bT Aug. 18th.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Mrs. Geo. Vollery, little daughter
Nammie and little son, Of vicksbnrg,
arrived Thursday evening on a visit 10
NB. Ben Richardson.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

CAPT ]. d. Cage and Justice F. 7.
Stuart Of Morning Glory were IN town
ibis week.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18
rREspA11. NOflCE.

All trespassigg or depredaiing Of
aag ki,td gposa the late Holt property
known as 'sOGdify IIasi'' VII be
f,nnis shed 70 the fall extent a LIle law.
VIZ n. WRITER'S
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

Mr.. d. b. CoOr and Miss Valentine,
Of WOOdlawn, were visitors to our
town ON Thursday.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

watermelons have been damaged
b. the recent rains, and there are few
% Le seem on our streets.
Woodville Republican., 1903-07-18

The Brick work on the Planters
Mercantile Cos. Store was begun on
Wednesday.