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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1904-05-21
of Mississippi is arranged daily,
and being installed.
CREDiTABLE SHOWING.

CREDlTABLE SHOWING.
Considering the meagre amount
appropriated by Mississippi. aud
the excessive charges for exposi-
tlon work, the State has made a
most creditable showing.
Those assisting Col. Henry IN
the arrangement Of the various
exhibits are:
Hon. David Mcdowell, Of Holly
Spring; W, A. Jordan, art teach
er Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Jack
q. IL. Dobbs, Guntown; Nav,
Greenwood; Frank p. Smith, Cof-
feeyille; w. &. Thompson, Ethel:
Frank Fuller, StarkvilIc; II. &.
Wynne, Grenada; Ethel Still, Son
atobia; j. f. Taylor, jackson; j.
f. Arnold, Columbus; Jack Beu,
Greeville; j. w. johnson, Oxs-
ford, and Prof. T. l.. Trawick, in
charge of education exhibit, Crys-
tai Springs.
Commissioner Henry and fam
lily will,be here during the entire
fair, and may be addressed care of
Mississippi building.
Several school teachers of Ab-
erdcen have made the rounds of
the Mississippi exhibits.
The Southern Female College,
Of West Point, are here, 200
strong, for the summer.
Blue Mountain Female College
headquarters, under the manage
mept of Mrs. Berry, will be dom.
iciled at Parkland Place.
Prof. /. Il. Trawlcl1 and family
are keeping house during the fair
at 2S4S Henrietta aAenuo, st.
Louis.
DR.. }. w, johnson, University
of Mississippi, is with Prof. Ira
wick, in Henrietta street.
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The editors of this State were in
McComb City on last Monday and
Tuesday attending the annual con.
vention. At It's close they left for
81. Louis to take a look at the
Exposition. On their return they
will give tho big show a million
dollars worth Of advertising. r.
II. Henry, Worlds Fair Commits
sioner for the State of Mississip-
pi, extended an invitation to the
Mississippi editors who made The
trip to make the State build
ing, "Beauvoir," their headquar-
ters and to attend the dedication
Of same on the 18th,
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Over fiye hundred BohemIans
have left Biloxi for Baltimore, 1t
took Ii coaches to accommodate
them. They will returnsome time
in September. to resume their po-
sitions with the Gaming companies
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Prospects are bright for Biloxi
being connected with Pass Chris,
tlan by an electric line. Capt. E.
p. Kenney has secured the fran
chise and the enterprise is said to
have the necessary financial backs
Ing,
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In many parts of this State the
saw mills are complaining about
the scarcity of labor. On this ac-
count, some have had to go into
bankruptcy for failing to carry
out contracts. The vagrant law
and white-capping has caused
many negroes to leave some local.
titles in large numbers. With some
the question Is a serious one.
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The Yazoo Recorder complains
that war news is scarce this week,
and cannot ascertain whether the
next engagement will bo Ping
Pong, Yum-Yum or Chow-Chow.
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bortant Agrl@ulIurat ana
&beries Exhibit Educational
bwIug.
n work of installing the va
Il exhibits from Mississippi
different departments is
hg completion, uadert the able
&gement of Col. 4. II. Henry
bis corps of assistants.
agricural exhibit is very
klete, and we'll nigh embraces
lone of the varied industries
IN great State, from the whip
Mill peas to the finest staple
the predominating feature
Shibit and decoration being
Sn.
Il J. B. Hudson, of Starkville
&arge of the agricultural cx-
and Mr.. w. A. Jordan, of
Ion, is very tastily garnishing
.hibit with cotton decoration
@nincut feature of the deco
being a thirty-foot map of
1|esippi by counties, and tif-
bales of cotton wrapped in
White and blue satin, furnish
n Mr.. Chas. Scott, of the MIS-
pi Delta.
3 ElsH-FORESTRY--GAME.
& &sibly the next best industrial
30 is in the Fish, Forestry and
q building, where Mississippi
ree spaces, one where all the
Zls woods of the State are
IAyed, in rough, hewn and pol
slabs.
general comment among
Fs-by to this exhibit is that
ksippi has "A fine display. One
most conspicuous parts of
exhibit is a center piece in
work of the various woods
FsisSippi, on which is painted
er and leaf of the particular
This Is very unique and
ts attention. This work was
~ Miss Hubbard, of Terry.
MISSISSIPPI BIRDS.
of the native birds of the
are displayed in the game
ment, and make a fine show
eptiles, wild animals and all
Fe. Possibly the most unique
ttractive production in the
building is a Mississippi
fake, built out of Mississip-
p in which has been placed
bear. The word cane sug-,
sugar, and while construe-
he Mississippians in charge
fequently asked by those
other sections how sugar
from these canes.
lrd section in same building
Ppart to show how wood, to
merged, can be protected
breososed.
MES AND METALLURGY.
Department. of Mines and
letallurgy contains another
I contribution from Missis-
II the catalogue of building
cements, lines, clays, lig-
marls, anthracite, and an
plly line display of mineral
from famous health resorts
s'sslppi. This department
er the supervision Of Mr.. G.
oo'' and Mississippi com.
laVorabiy with other exhib-
he same building.
horticultural exhibit has
eeen opened, nor have the
81 ! exhibits aln in the Transpor-
l..I
building been unpacked.
qvo4rI9SAr: ExHrHIr,
educational exhibit is now.
placed in order, and while
y attempt made IN Missis.
make an exhibit, it prom
laEe frst rank in mattor of
an OF the progressive
s0f the State are represent
aud it will be the pride
teachers to visit "booth
ueq at the exposition,
"O'k Of getting up the ex-
y ~ ~ a a late day assigned to
: L, Trawick, of Crystal
who will be in charge
!. w. Johnsonis now. here,
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An exchange says spring chick
Ell will be so high tins year that
to cat one will DO prlma facie evil
dence of aristocracy.
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SISSIPPI EXHIBIT
Il AT THE
LOUIS EXPOSITION

|showiug in Many Depart-.
hts, in Spite of Meager
B,ropriations by the State. -
bortant Agricultural and
.beries Exhibit Educational
bwlng.
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POPLARVILLE ~
HIGH SCHOOL. !9I
pOPLARVILLE. MISS

Prepare students for college and nrao-
tical hie' Music, Elocution, Stenog-
raphy, Book keeping, Health excellent.
steam peat, iqleetric lights. tiot and
doid haths, Aih Students; 17s boarders,
Rates reasonable. 18th session opens
sept. !, 1903. Write for catalogue.
w. l. THAMES,
Principal,
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THE RECENT PENSION ORDER
CommI-sioner Ware Makes state
ment Designed TO Correct nm
Erroreous Impression.

Washington. April Ito make
clear the actual effect OF provisions of
the recent age pension order OF Com
missioner Ware. about which large
number OF inquiries are being made.
the following official statement Is
made.
There appears 10 be an impression
among many OF the old soldiers that
allowances OF pensions under the age
order Of the commissioner OF pensions
are in addition TO the pensions allowed
heretofore. This is an erroneous idea
OF the order The law prohibits the
payment OF more than one pension to
a person for the same period. and the
effect OF the order on those having a
pension already only will be to increase
such pension UP to the age limit If the
pension already drawn IS below that
amount
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RUSSIANS AGAIN
MEET DISASTER
Battleship PeuOpavlovsk, With
Nearly All on Board, Sunk.
ADMIRAL MAKAROFF DROWNED
The vessel struck "A Russian VINE
aud Turned Turtie. Coins 10
the bottom Almost Inn
mcdiatciS.

ST. PETERsBJ RC, ArHiL i5-t''S
A.. M.-wHILE GOING oIT TO MEET
ruE JAPANESE FLEET OFF PORT
ARTHUR the D,TTLEsHir rErRo-
PAVLoNsk STRUCK A NINE ~ THE
OUTER RoADsTEAD, HEELED oN-
KR. TURNED TURTLE AND >A>h.
PRACTICALLY THE WHOLE OF HER
CREW WE'RE LOST. ONLY rot
OFFICERS WE'RE SAVED, AMONG
THEM WAS THE GRAND Dth 4
cyril. THE PETRoPANLoN> SIX
rsHED WHEN THE rErRorAN
r,oysk SANK.
IT Is ESTIMATED THAT fHoh 81
TO SEVEN HUNDRED MN fEk-
xsuED WHEN THE rETRofA'
yl.DNsk SANK.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT SAYS 20 MEN
xsc>pED FROM THE DISASTER r'
ruE PETRoPANLoNsh
GRAND DUKE CYRIL WAS oNL'
SAVED FROM DEATH IN 4 MIRA
gtr. HIS BROTHER, GRAND Dth
aoRIs, WITNESSED THL CArAs
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FOR THE FAIR OPENING
r,o,tx. Arrangements For the
Ceremony ut the white h""se
on Opening Day.

Washington. April 10 Tentative ar
engagements have been completed for
the ceremony at the White House in
cident 10 the opening Of the Louisiana
Purchase exposition al St Louis. i
DeCraw. the eastern press representa-
tive OF the exposition company dls-
cussed the subject with Secretary Loeb
n was decided that the ceremony
should take place in the east room oil
the White House at one o'clock least
ern standard time. on Saturday. April
90 The justices Of the United states
supreme court the members OF the
Diplomatic court the president pro
tenn. of the senate and the speaker oil
the house. together with few other
guests will be invited TO be present.
4 special telegraph loop will be run
into the east room This will afford q
direct wire with the exposition grounds
AZ St Louis Promptly at one o'clock
President Roosevelt will press the key
which Will start the machinery of the
fair He then will exchange with
4 President Francis Of the exposition
company congratulatory messages. The
messages will be sent and received II
the White House by Capt. B. F. Mont
eomery. in charge Of telegraph room
a, the executive Offices. while Mr. De
Graw will handle the s. Louis end o
the wire The ceremony, while BRIEF
nromiseg 10 be interesting and historic
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GOV. HUNT OF PORTO RICO
He Has Arrived in New York In
Route TO Washington.
m. .ox.rnor TaIks EncouraEingis
Of the Present aud Future fr"N-
poets 90 Porto Rico.

New York. April Gov Hunt OF
Porto Rico arrived here on the steamer
ponce. from san Juan. lie VIII re-
main in the United States about TWO
weeks GOV. Hunt said he had not
heard of his appointment as Judge Oh
the United States district court oil Mon
tana and Wyoming. and would say
nothing about his intentions in regard
to the appointment. lie VIII spenu
considerable time in Washington IN
connection with his official duties, ana
in any event will return TO Port klco
NJ the end of two weeks Speaking OF
conditions on the Island. GOV. huu.
said: Just at present strong enor0
is being made TO promote market IN
the United States for Porto klco Dy
preparing for an extensive eNhlDit az
81 Louis Coffee will be the feature
7 of the islands exhibit though tobacco
fruit and cotton will be well displayed
Americans are planting oranges quite
extensively The groves are doing Wen
and investors feel encouraged cotton
Is attracting attention. too. and Dius
fair TO be very profitable. There are
no pests to endanger the cotton Amer
lean capital is finding its way in,'
Porto Rico. and conditions are general
" good in all respects. They Will d
greatly improved. however il we cal
get better markets for coffee by Sc
curing reciprocal trade advantages VIII
snain This we hope may be done be
fore long.
Public affairs are in excellent con
dition. 1t is probable that the Nala
Of the expo. OF the current fiscal yea
will exceed the imports by Milo
! dollars. TRADE With the United state
, increases rapidly, and will continue
grow as the sugar, tobacco, frui' an
cotton are being extended.
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mas HEN 4 TERRIBLE BLOW.
Succession Of Tragedies Creates Con-
.ternntion in II. Petersburg.

s.. Petersburg. April 1.-THE awful
disaster 10 the battleship Petropaylovsk
At Fort Arthur. with the loss Of al
most her entire crew OF over 600 men
and the death OF Vice Admiral Ma. a
rolf has been a terrible blow. II
would have fallen less heavily If the
shin and the commander-in-chief OF the
feet had been lost in battle, but 20 be
the result OF another accident. follow
ing upon the heels Of a succession OF
tragedies. o; which the Port Arthur
fleet had been victim, has created some
thing like CONSERVATION
"Reverses we can endure" said .
prominent Russian. but TO have the
Y petropavlovsk meet the fate OF the
I Yenesei and the Boyarin is heartbreak-
ing"
Besides. II has just become known
that the battleship Poltava several
weeks ago had hole rammed In her
by the battleship Sevastopol. while me
latter was maneuyering in the harboi
Of Port Arthur.
The day has been one Of intense ex
citement in St. Petersburg. The mrs
lnkling OF the catastrophe leaked on
on the receipt Of telegram by Crane
Duke vladimir from his son. Crane
Duke Boris. announcing the loss OF u
Petropavlovsk and the wounting Q
Grand Duke Cyril. who was first ON
e Ger. The Grand Duchess Vladimir wa
: almost frantic on the receipt OF III
s telegram. being convinced that tn
+ message was only precursor Of wors
: news. 1s Il was signed by Grand Duk
}. Boris, instead Of by the aide % Gran
Z Duke Cyril, Lieut. Won Hube.
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AN AMICABLE AGREEMEN!
IN. Miners mud Operators Of Iowa
Have signed n Two Years NI'ee
ment-Mork Rc-umrd

Des Moines. la. April i9.-The Goa
miners and operators have signed ar
agreement. under the terms OF which
Iowa mines will be operated for the
two years dating from April last
The scale was finally ratified by the
miners branch OF the joint conference
BY a vote of l39 10 1l9. The scale pro
vides for a reduction Of five cents OF
screened coal three cents on mine rur
coal. a minimum OF 81 50 for day Ia
borers working on top and OF 900 pei
cent reduction for all other grades %
labor. while the price Of powder re
mains at s. per keg The scale Il
signed for two years, and IS the mrs
biennial scale TO be made in Iowa IN
miners have returned 10 work.
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CRUISER B.YAN DAMAGED.
Jnpane.e RAKE Her with a Heavy
Fire.

London. lpril 1.-THE Daily lele-
graphs correspondent al wei-Hai-Wei'
,elecraphing under date Of April Il
SAYS.
The British cruiser Espiegle reports
thar M 5.45 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing she sighted five japanese war
Sims engaging the Russian cruiser
Ravan making for Port Arthur from
he direction Of the Yalu. The Russian
cruiser Askold and another cruiser Is
sued from Port Arthur to assist the
Bayan
at Gas o'clock the Russians got
under the shelter OF the forts. but the
Bavan was evidently damaged as
quantities OF steam were seen escaping
AT eight o'clock the japanese ships
opened a heavy gun fire on the forts
which did not reply, and after 10 min
utes' bombardment the japanese re
tired 10 the eastward"
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WILL GO INTO LIQUIDATION
vcco,.. Hank nj Rensselaer,. Inc,
Permantiy Closed and VIII ray
Ont In Full.

Rensselaer,. Ind April ls.-Mccoy
hank failed to open A notice was post
cd on the door that 1t was permanently
closed and would go into liquidation
II was the oldest banking institution
in the county and is owned by Alire'
md Thomas Mccoy. heavy land own
,rs Both are in poor health. II j.
promised that the bank will pay out II
full. BY the last statement the CAPT
tal was $4,000. deposits s25o.Ooo an'
loans and discounts 1926. goo
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rnorHE THRoJCH MARINE

NJ a. roSSibIe that fuler de'nhs
vii add 90 the news Of the disn-'er
xhtcb resulted from battle ne
tween the Russian squadron under
u.Lnron and the Japanese heet nm
s~r Togo. on the harbor OF Port Ar-
fbyr. about daylight Wednesday
morning.
The news of what tran-pire"
x~rx menrer. but the killing OF Nd
,,,rnt MnkaroG and the loss OF the
sp,,Ieshio with nearly ell of it. OF
aeer- aud men - confirmed ON
ciniIy.
After the receipt Of the news VI
naLaron'~ death the military censor
committee called an eNtra"Fnihh's
session 90 pass upon the oiheia'
sf.p.tehe-. which viii Pr"h1"is ne
given out soon
4 requiem mass for the r~p"-e %
sh- souls OF Nice-Admirai hakrr""
and the Officers aud the ere" oil '"e
ret-opaViOvsL has been announce
90 take place in the Admiralty
church Ihur~day
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which brought him into frequent con-
tact with American naval officers in
those waters. and sometimes into
American ports on the west coast. The
general opinion is that Makaron was
an officer Of sigular ability as sailor,
being thoroughly scientific in his meth
DDS. Of more than usual intelligence.
and OF physical presence which gave
him a splendid power Of command. In
the matter Of personal bravery he had
70 superior
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MARCH, APRIL, MAY.
Weak Nerves, Poor Digestion
Impure Blood, Depressed
Spirits.

The sun has just crossed the equator
ON It's yearly trip north. The real
equator is shifted toward the mort "A
nearly eighteen miles every day. W "
the return OF the sun comes the bodily
ms peculiar to spring. With one per-
SON thenervesare wcak;anoth her person
digestion poor; with others the blood :
ont of order; and still others have
depressed spirits and tired feeling
An these things are especially true ol
,hose who have been suffering with
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catarrh IN any form or IA grippe a
course OF pcruna is sure 10 correct al!
these condi lions IL is an ideal spring
medicine. Pcruna does not irritate-it
invirorates. IL does not temporarily
,timulate-it strengthens. IL equalizes
the circulat Jon OF he blood. trauquilizes
the nervous system and regulates the
bodily functions Pcruna, unlike -
many spring medicines Is not simply
nbvsic or stimulant or nervine. IL Is 4
natural tonic and invigorator
Ifvou do not receive prompt and salts
factory resui - from tile use II Peruna.
write a. once To Or. Hart nan. g wing a
fan statement Of your case. and he VIII
BE- pleased 10 give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DR. Hartman. President oil
I The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
/ Ohio.
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Hydrocarbons STRUCK NINE
rI.e Doomed ship quickly Went 10
the Bottom.

81 petersburg. April 1.-THE follow
roe official dispatch has been received
hare from Rear Admiral GrigoroEitch'
the commandant at Port. Arthur ad-
dressed TO the emperor.
port Arthur. April i3.-The Retro
DayIovsk struck mine, which pie"
her up and she turned turtle Our
.caaaron was under Golden Hill The
Japanese squadron was approaching
vice Admiral Makarof evidently was
list. Grand Duke Cyril was saved lie
IS slightly injured Capt. Jakoylen was
saved though severely injured. as were
6~e officers aud % men. all more or less
injured
s.The enemy's fleet has disappeared
Rear-Admiral Prince Oukiomsky ha'
assumed command Of the fleet"
The following dispatch so the CA
has been received from Niceroy Alex
iem
~Mukden. April ia telegram ha
inst been recei ed from Lieut., Gen
Sfocssei. commander Of the militar
forces al Port Arthur regret 70 re
ruort TO your majesty that the Pacih
nest has suffered irreparabie loss b
TIRE death Of its brave and capable com
mander. who was lost, together wit
the Petropavlovsk."
Another dispatch from Viceroy Ale'
Ieff 20 the car says:
According 20 reports from the con
mandant at Port Arthur. the battl
SSips and cruisers went out 70 meet =
enemy but in consequence Of the en-
my receiving rclnforments. making \
total strength 30 vessels. our squa
ron returned 10 the roadstead, wher
upon the Pet-opaylovsk struck a mir
resulting In aer destruction. Grai
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THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
c.u.es Profound Sensation I'm Naval
Circles.

Washington. April 1.-THE news OF
the death OF Admiral Makarof caused
a profound sensation in naval and mil
itarv circles. for he was probably bet
ter known than any other Russian ma
val officer. This was because OF the
fact that he had visited the United
states in 1862. and also commanded
the Russian north Pacific squadron
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Evansville. Ind, April ia hoatef
was found in the Ohio river near
Uniontown. Ky. Sunday II is sup
posed to be the body OF Capt. John
curnick of the steamer kenois, VINO
fell in Green river several weeks age
and was drowned.
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Cir IIuvh viii rrcsidc.

81 Louis. April l7.-Sir Hugh Gil
rean-Reid. Of London, founder and first
president OF the Institute OF Journal
lists. will preside over the Worlds
Press parliament at the Worlds fair.
The baronet is one Of the leading fig
nres I'm British journalism.
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Duke Cril. who was on board W"
saved. lie was slightly injured. The
whole SQUADRON then re entered port
The japanese are now on Cape Lao
shan No reports had been received
from the acting commander OF the neet
nm 10 the time this dispatch was sent
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St Louis. April l9-About 100 mem
bors of the Japanese Worlds fair col
only we're guests. sunday night. ct q
banquet at the Hamilton hotel, gwen
by Baron Matsudaira. imperial Js,an-
csc commissioner
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Tn. Texa. uo,d. the Record.

Pensacola. Fla, April 1.-THE H.
finch gun crew OF the battleship Texas
now holds the worlds record for fast
and accurate work. snatching the lau-
rels from the battleships Wisconsin
and Alabama.
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Hon Nelson Rice Mayor OF Joseph Michigan writes
The Peruna Meii 20 Columbus, ONO;
onhe success OF your
OF need of reliable mlns nno
You have large number OF grafeiui @
osj medicines Pruna has my hearHes soo'
wishes Rice.
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CREATES PROFOUND IMPRESSION.
ofacer. speak of Catastrophe with
Deepest Emotion.

s. Petersburg, April 1.-THE Pc
tropaylovsk disaster has created pro
found impression in official. naval anc
military circles. where the feeling IS
one Of CONSERVATION. The officers speak
OF the catastrophe with the deepest
emotion. The imperial family anc
court we're also deeply moved. The
news has only been circulated amonG
the high and middle classes, and as yet
has not reached the populace. Conse-
quently there were no scenes in tht
streets this evening. and no special edi'
tions OF the newspapers were Issued