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The schedule closing Transpsehc Mails is arranged
their uninterrupted overland transit
-, royt a. sailing The final connecting mails (sxcept
~ isfered ranzpachc Mails dispatched via Vancouver
PostOfice. NewYork follows;
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rarch Mongolia
Kores China Philippine Islands. via Seattle.
close al D. m. November 10 Tor d-spatch per 3 O.
Korea China and Philippine Islands Especially
close at November
~ for dispatch per 5. Tydeus.
Islands. via san Francisco. close
al g November Il for dispatch per = 8 Marlposa-
West), H-Caledona.
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New-Zeaand does not arrive IN time to
rect with this despatch. extra mailscosing at 500
a m $3.50 a m. and P m; sundays az $50 a m:
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islands Vancouver and Victoria n q
elose az 6 D November q for despatch per 3 =
E;ngres isasds III and Guam via san Francisco r,~.
at & o m November 30 fo- dispatch per L. : trans
ri, Islands Australia except wezt and New Cale.lopi
Via vancouver and Victoria. y. G. close al . % r1
December FOR dispatch per s. 5. AoEangi
and Siberia IS forwarded via F.ssla
Sf-rF, otherwise addressed Ars.-a1i.
TIa Europe Ney-Zeal@nd san Errs s.~3sc,
certain places IN the Chinese Province of Yannso
addressed Europe be
foreign rates. Hawaii forwarded via san Frar
cisco exclusively. pareesrost mails for Nev-Zeasra
and Australia fineluding fo~yvaIel
via san Francisco exclusively.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX Pcstmaseer
Fostc1lSe, New-foEk. N x, November Q. 1906
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AN ENGAGEMENT.

tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Boston. Nov. 5.-Announcenlent is made of the
sagement of Miss Clara Rotch. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Rotch. of the popular young women of
Boston. 10 Chandler Ferguson. of New York,
student the Harvard Medical School.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
PAUL MORTON CALLS ON PRESIDENT.
Spends an Hour at White House, Then Starts
for NeW-YoTk

washington. Nov. 5.-Paul Morton. president of
the Equitable Life Assurance Society, tonight
called al the White House and spent an hour with
the President. The object Of the call was not made
public although 1t was surmised that the President
desired information bearing the insurance sit
uation Mr.. Morton left the White House in time
TO take the midnight train to return to New York
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
DICKENS FELLOWSHIP MEETS TONIGHT.

The monthly dinner of the Dickens Fellowship
viii be held tonight at Reisenweber's restaurant,
sth-ave. and 5Sth-st. Addresses TO be made by
Bolton Hall and George Cary Eggleston. It will
he a Dickens night. with all of the appetiZing
things the menu that that great novelist has
glorif1ed one way another,
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR-E P. Bennett London; CAPTAIN r F.
Pierce T. S. A. HOLLAND-Senat X. F. Petit
grew South Dakota Senator J. D. Cameron. Penn
sylvania IMPERIAL-B. L. Page. Louisville. Ma
VARRE-Captain J. Wheeler, L. S. a. ST. REGIS
Henry Morris, England
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DAMRoscH DENIES THEATRE RUMoR.

Walter Danrosch yesterday said that there was
no truth in the reports circulated on SATURDAY th"'
-, - to,,eb+ n large plot of land and intended 70
erert an opera house it, somewhat on the style
of the Ouera ComiQue, in Paris: He declared tnat
he had taken no steps in that direction
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VAN DER BECK--I.AMBERT-o Thursday evening
Novsmber 2 1905 at the Third Presbyterian Church
trenton. n. j.. by the Rev. l.. a. Biauvelt, d. D.
Bessie Leola Lambert. daughter Mrs. George W.
Lambert. 10 Frank Holmes Van Der Beck.
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BEAcoNsFIELD AND GENERAL GORDON.

BFACONSFIELD AND GENERAL GORDON
In recording the death of Lady Currie in these
letters a few days ago. I omitted to mention tlat
as Mrs. Singleton she early friend and
Ioatroness OF W II. Mallock. then fresh from OK
ford On one occasion she begged Lord Beacons-
field to read Mallocks The New Republic" and
10 write something which she would show the
author for his encouragement The aged states
man, however. declined to read your young
friends romance but took I'D pen and
then and there these lines:
DeaS Mrs Singleton: ! regret that / cannot dine
with you Sunday, but am going TO Hughenden
from Saturday 10 Monday Would that my soil
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Considerable money was raised at the FaIle"
Casino last night for the charity luhu u 'it
1raa1i+isober Rriider Verein Blumenthal, No. l..
at concert conducted by Leon Laski and given
by members of Miss Marie Cahills 'Moonshine
company by permission of Daniel " ArthuF io silTie
Dick Temple, Miss Edith MacBride. Roy seWa!i' i
Frederic Paulding and George Beoan aPpesIgq, % tI
The feature of the entertainment was the song IL
NV New Submarine by the girls of the Moon
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And tonight comes Peter Pan, tine ooS WIN
ro,,ldn.t grow up" to shame, perhaps those OF US
Who rron1d or who did Help us back, again. Peter
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06

So great has been the demand tor sea Sea11 Ir,ne hos
Friihltngsluft" in the last few days at the IL WIS
Place Theatre that Mr.. Conried has oeen n+
aI,od,, to nostpone the production Of ms mex!
peied 10 PmSscaI sequel to Alt HedelberS,
schedGed for THURSDAY might and at the satur-
viii he performed every evening anu a. ~
day matinee this week
The leader., 1905-10-18
THE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL.
Very Satisfactory Progress Being Made
With the Construction Work.

Capt. Jas. Archibald, Chief En-
gineer of the Mississippi Central
Railroad, was met 10 town yester-
day by a Leader reporter and
made an encouraging report of the
work on the Mississippi Central
between Brookhaven and Silver
Creek. Capt. Archibald said the
big bridge pier in the middle Of
Pearl River was completed last
Friday, and work is now under
way on the smaller one and the
approaches. The rails have been
laid all the way from Silver Greek
to within mile and half of the
bridge, east Of the Pearl, and the
LAYING Of the rails will soon be
completed all the way to the riv.
er. With no unforeseen backset,
the grading from Brookhaven to
Pearl River will all be complete
and ready for the cross ties by De-
cember 1st, and, Capt. Archibald
added, we expect to be running
our trains into BrookhaVen some
time in January. Capt. A. also
stated that it had not been finally
decided whether the laying Of
rails on this side Of the Pearl
would begin at Smiths Ferry or
Brookhaven. On account of
transportation facilities and cheap
er freights, it hight be decided to
wait until the bridge across the
Pearl is completed and haul all
1.-The rails in over that end. Prob
ably a good lot of them will be
piled up The other side Of the riy-
er to be in readiness, while the
work on the bridge is in progress,
All of which is very gratifying
and encouraging to all who are
lanxious for closer connections be.
Tween Brookhaven and Hatties-
burg and the Gulf coast.
The leader., 1905-10-18
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WILL PASS
THROUGH BROOKHAYEN.

| President Roosevelt starts on
his Southern tour today. He will
visit Virginia, North Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas and
Louisiana, and return to Wash
lington from New Orleans by sea
on a y. S. armored cruiser. The
President will have no special
train, in his journey through the
South, but travel on the regular
trains and pay his fare like other
passengers.
1t is interesting to Brookhaven
and Lincoln county people to
learn that he will pass through
Brookhaven next Thursday morn
ing, Oct. Goth, on his route from
Arkansas to New Orleans. If his
train IS on time it will pass
BrookhaVen at 1928, and it is ex-
pecated that though the hour is
early, the President will be up
and show himself on his car plat
form and shake hands with such
persons as NAV be able to get near
enough to him during the short
stop the train will make here.
The Leader would suggest that
as many of our people turn out at |
the depot on the occasion as posi-
bic, and that some becoming dem
onstration of welcome and greet
ing be accorded him on behalf of /
the community. If Manager Es-
tus Smith would have his cornet
band on hand and Capt. Storm his
boys to fire a salute, it
would be a fitting thing. While
We do not all agree with the Pres.
ident or his party in some of their
policies and ideas, Theodore
Roosevelt is the President of the
United States, the foremost nation
of the globe today, and recognized
he world over as one of the
greatest living statesmen of Ii
America or any other country, j
md so in this sense we can all
sford to show him honor and ex-
END him cordial welcome while
le is the guest of the South. We 4
ire sure that Senator Money, in |
lis ill-natured, spiteful and dema-
sogic aIlusion in Memphis a few
lays ago to the Presidents South !
menu U1 4siintUIu uUduty VI UnU
people of Mississippi generally. |,
The Leader will make further
on the subject in
is issue of Saturday and next
Wednesday.
The leader., 1905-10-18
THE FEVER SITUATION.
1T IS IMPROVING NOW IN ALL DIREC-
TONS.
New Cases and Deaths in New Orleans
Almost Nil.

New Orleans, Oct. IA. Unless
the federal authorities are greatly
disappointed the week beginning
today will mark practically the
end of the yellow fever visitation.
The remarkable showing of only
eight cases during the last "a
hours is regarded as confirming
DIR. Whites prediction that the
fever will ultimately die out with
considerable suddenness. There
are now only one hundred and
forty cases under treatment, and
this number will soon fall within
"a hundred. There is a general
improvement noted in conditions
over the State and only one death
occurred in the State outside of
New Orleans in the preceding "a
hours.
The leader., 1905-10-18
How to Cook 'Possum.

Does any one in the South need
to be told how to cook a 'possum;
il SO, here is the way. Skin the
possum and put into a pot of cold
water and parboil. Remove, rub
over with lemon juice and tea
spoonful of sugar, sprinkle with
salt, pepper and a little mixture
of powdered summer sayory, bay
leaf and sweet marjoram, rub we'll
with flour to coat the surface, and
lay tenderly in a baking pan ann
ply fitted to his dimensions. Sur
round with peeled sweet potatoes
and set in a hot oven for about
fifteen minutes. Then add a pint
Of boiling water and keep basting
until tender, and q rich brown.
Lift on TO 4 hot platter and keep
hot, while 4 rich brown gravy IS
made. Home and Farm.
The leader., 1905-10-18
French Opera in New Orleans.

New Orleans, La, Oct. 16.-
Every mail which comes from
Monsieur Charley, the French
Opera impresario, in Paris, brings
additional confirmation of the fact
that the approaching season of
French Opera is to be without
equal and certainly without supe-
rior in all the long series of trl-
umphs that have been scored in
this famous old temple Of art.
A large number of prominent
citizens, who undertook to back
the enterprise financially are de-
lighted with the results, and a
confidence Is felt that there will
be nothing grander or more
broadly attractive in the Crescent
City this winter, not even except
ing the races or the carnival sea
son.
New Orleans has succeeded in
out bidding Paris for some of its
most talented grandees of music.
The company will sail from
France on November 4, and there
will be grand opening on No
yember 81.
In addition to the Grand Opers
Company, Monsieur Charley vii
bring q comic opera troupe Of Al
great excellence in its line as the
Grand Opera Company.
The biggest orchestra which ha'
ever accompanied these artists i
being imported, something Whlcl
has not been done for many year.
/ and whose absence has marred *
an appreciahle extent some Of th'
finest offerings of recent years.
j.. M. L0VEQUE,
I'll NJ n 1erIoc.14in
The leader., 1905-10-18
The Sunday Report.

New Orleans, Oct. l6. The
yellow fever summary for the "a
hours period ending at s o'clock
D. m. on Sunday was as follows:
New cases, 8; deaths, 8.
Surgeon White, Of the marine
hospital service, returned Sunday
morning from jackson, Miss,
where he had conference with
the Mississippi health authorities.
DIR. White does not believe it adj
yisable to raise all quarantines at
this time.
The leader., 1905-10-18
PRESIDENT JORDAN HERE.
Accompanied BY President Clark and
Secretary whitney.


President Haryie Jordan. head
OF the Southern Cotton Associa-
ltIon, President Walter Clark and
Financial Secretary Whitney, Of
the Mississippi Association, ar.
rived in Brookhaven last night
land are guests of Che Inez Hotel.
At 9 O'Clock this morning a dele
tgation from the Lincoln County
association, composed of Messrs.
]: w. McGrath, S. P. Oliver, a.
N. Summers, Perry Smith, Obed
Rollins, r. S. Butler and b. {.
Hobbs called on the distinguished
visitors at their hotel and extend
ed them a cordial welcome.
At IL o'clock Heuck's Opera
House was crowded with a large
audience, composed of business
men and farmers to listen to
speeches by Messrs. Jordan and
Clark. The meeting was called to
order by President A. M. Sum-
mers, president of the Lincoln
County Association, and the large
audience was led in an appropri-
ate prayer by Rev. j. "A. Scar
borough, who occupied seat on
the rostrum with the speakers and
officers of the local association. |
Mr.. Jordan was then introduced |
In q well-timed little speech by |
Mr.. J. w. McGrath, chairman Of |
the committee on arrangements. |
and held the fixed attention of his
audience for over an hour. Mr.,
Jordan is a man of a commanding
and winning personality, and his
address was frequently applauded
and carried his audience along
with him.
Pres. Clark, of the Mississippi
Association, was next introduced
by Mr.. N. Mccullough with a
few pertinent remarks and gave
bis hearers a thoroughly practical
and common sense talk, which
kept them alternately serious and
conyulsed with laughter at his
pointed hits. Ny people are de-
for the lack Of knowl-i
edge, was Mr.. Clark's text, and
MS address, which was delivered
IN his own droll, original way.
made fine impression and show
I'd that Mr.. Clark is the right man
n the right place.
The meeting closed with a short
ak on the associations finances
oy Mr.. Whitney and several
handsome contributions were
made.
The Leader must forego any
engthy report Of the speeches for
The leader., 1905-10-18
Mississippi Summary IOE Monday.

jackson, Miss, Oct. l6. The
Mississippi yellow fever summary
for today Is as follows: Vicks-
burg, one new case, one death; in
county one new case. Natchez,
three new cases, two new foci.
Hamburg, one new case, three
suspicious cases. Port Gibson,
one new case, Gulfport, one new
The leader., 1905-10-18
MONDAYS Fever Record.

New Orleans, Oct. is. For the
"a hours ending at 6 o'clock yes
terday afternoon the Marine Hos
pital Service issued the following
yellow fever report: Deaths, 8;
new cases, Is; foci, 4; making the
totals to date: Deaths, 434: under
treatment, f39; discharged, 2, $50;
total cases, 3, 1923.
The leader., 1905-10-18
An ApOstrOphe to Yellow Jack.

The squirrels are barking, the
partridges are plump. the rabbit
can be seen around the brier
patch, the 'possum is plentiful,
frost is coming and Yellow Jack
will soon be dead, SO put smile
on your face, tune your heart for
friendship towards all mankind
and thank your maker you are
living. OF course, trust in God,
but keep on the quarantine If it
takes all our chickens. franklin
Advocate.
The leader., 1905-10-18

An exchange says that E''' is
the most unfortunate letter in the
English language, because it is
never inscash, is always in debt
and never out of danger. Our
exchange forgets that the afore-
said letter is never III war and al
ways in peace. 1t is the beginning
of existence, the commencement
of ease, and the end Of trouble.
Without it there would be no life,
no gospel, no heaven, no earth
and delinquent subscribers.
Simpson County News.
The leader., 1905-10-18

burg, two new cases; Hamburg.
two new cases.
No new infection reported from
points on the Gulf coast.
The record in New Orleans for
Tuesday was: New cases, s; foci,
3; deaths, /.
The leader., 1905-10-18

a bond issue for SO, so has
been ordered By the Board Of Su-
peryisors Of Wilkinson county for
a bridge across Buffalo Bayou, at
Murray's Ferry.
The leader., 1905-10-18

Bishop Charles B. Galloway
preached on Heavenly Citizen
ship ID the Presbyterian church
at jackson last Sabbath.
The leader., 1905-10-18

The farmers ID The vicinity Of
Fayette complain that the cotton
worms are running the cotton
crop.
The leader., 1905-10-18

A severe storm damaged the
Methodist church building at
Osyka.
The leader., 1905-10-18

II. E. HolIingsworth died near
Kosciusko, as a result Of an acci-
dent from the bursting of a mill
rock.
The leader., 1905-10-18

Meridian's public schools open
ed with 2,500 pupils.
The leader., 1905-10-18

Simpsons county site goes back
to WestyilIe, Nov /.
The leader., 1905-10-18
THE McCRATH STORE
THE McGRATH STORE
How To Make Money

as in the days of s 80 $500 ~ "n0 n"0tes'lns
Tcre and land the old man Of so hustle
with all the ardor the energetic youth Lovely take DELIGHT in tbe
for - F o 0'en sue Ale"e chhureh cry
seems to have kindly feeling the oft root of all
S ready ear to regarding the money
o people usurp Uncle Sans privilege and soon
snd find peFs work hard day after and
one who not only makes bd ADDS his m
saving money fIom the amount he spends and =
The leader., 1905-10-18

The number Of yellow fever
cases is growing beautifully less.
The leader., 1905-10-18
Where MCCrath & Sons Come In

"A dollar saved is dollar made money maker had
IN tne or6ng sun or chilling rain for the aforesaid dollar
a9g every dollar 90 full duty and he SHOULD MAKE
f compare prices QUALITIES methods and his
nrm Wnn saves money for him by making
II you will take the trouble to investigate yourself
anu a 70 90 sol you Will lind that buying
The leader., 1905-10-18
Save From lO% to 25%

On many items dry goods onng gents furnishings notions mil
eo having the satisfaction of
Stylish goods that return goods money
case Wnere you harbo the idea that they value
me 90 not promise to save you gro
Son ba L because competition must of necessity follow closely
nacon hams coffee, though
tine cost mark and the O very
1he sounded
opened little store and pioneers the one price with
good marked plain figures The old
@ money @ refunded was strictly adhered to- and widely
nh prices and get al % you advisable settle sng %
hour aeInng absolute cost and from that day till this the one
price right in the the cost only about 10 to %
Other been
Meah low have helped farmer doing business at other
places
Mcraths prices open the being used
the buyer coming posted he
anchon down the old reliable house Math Bros where
The leader., 1905-10-18

The American Express Company operates tle expes4 bsE
lIFRED MAD. Gena Pass. Agt Pearlhayen, Miss.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-01-25

At small dinner or tea the con-
versation should be general, it would
be bad form to devote ones self to
the next neighbor exclusively.
When gentleman asks a mutual
friend to introduce him to a lady it is
customary to ask her permission be-
fore the request Is granted.
When visiting you should ask per-
mission Of your hostess to have your
friends call. If strangers to her they
should invariably be introduced
At a dinner it is not necessary to
wait until all have been served, it
is perfectly proper to begin eating as
soon as two or three have been served
A bride selects her bridesmaids
from among her most Intimate friends,
if the bridegroom has a sister she Is
usually asked to be maid Of honor.
When giving house party the pc
Rod Of the visit should be definitely
stated in the invitation, this will pre-
vent any confusion Or misunderstanding
inO