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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-03-10
The Jackson News has a Good Word
for Vardanlan.

Governor Vardaman's genius
for quick action IN emergencies
was never more strikingly shown
than his action last Saturday in
hurrying to Meridian on spec
ial train with squad of fifty con-
victs to be used in relief and res
cue work.
Until the hour of noon on Sat-
urday the full extent of the Me-
ridian disaster was not known,
and many wild rumors were afoat
concerning the awful loss of life
and great destruction of property.
Within less than two hours the
governor secured from the legis-
lature an appropriation of S., 900
for emergency work, in case the
funds should be needed, obtained
a special train from the Alabama
& Vicksburg. road, dispatched a
courier on horseback to the Ran
kin farm, and had the squad of
convicts in waiting when the train
reached that point, eight miles
east of this city. The train pull
ed away from the union station
at noon, and some splendid work
was performed by the convicts
under command of Sergeant Rain
ey in clearing the streets of deb
ris. jackson Evening News.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-03-10
Brookhayen School Notes.

Prof. j. N. Powers, of West
Point, has accepted an invitation
to deliver the annual address for
the Brookhaven High School May
18. Prof. Powers was a promi-
nent delegate in attendance on the
Grand Lodge here recently and
made many friends while in the
city. He stands high in educa-
tional circles and is regarded as
an orator of no mean ability.
The Athenian and Olympian
literary societies of Brookhaven
High School, will celebrate their
9Th anniversary on Friday eve
ming, April 9th, with the usual
contests in debate and declama-
ton. They will also have an an
nlversary address by one of their
members. The subject selected
for debate is Resolved, That
Mississippi Should Have a Com
pulsory Education Law" Affirm
ative, Tom Sasser and Belle At
wood; negative, Mamie Harris
and Ruth Mckee.
The preliminary contest for beat
/ in music, athletics, etc., will
occur in Brookhaven on Friday
afternaap and night, April 9th.
On this NEcasion will be selected
the representatives of this beat in
the final contests on Field Day,
April 20th.
Prof. Gilmer, chairman of com
mittee in charge of Lincoln coun-
ty. Field Day, reports that the
committee has met with most lib
eral response in the matter of
prizes. The merchants, and other
business men of Brookhaven, have
contributed prizes and medals to
value of.$125, ,..and word comes from
other towns in the county that
they want the privilege of assist
ing also. Most of the business
men have entered into this both
in spirit of generosity and as a
good business investment by way
of advertising. The Leader will
publish the list of prizes next
Wednesday.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-03-10
The Peripatetics.

The Peripatetic Club spent a
delightful afternoon, on last Sat-
urday, with Mrs. F. Boyce
Noodle, IN the ever hospitable
home of her mother, Mrs. Ellen
McGrath.
The response at roll call, with
music as the subject for quota
tions, brought out more beautiful
bits of poetry than any other of
the season.
1t was the first afternoon since
the programs we're taken from the
Mediaeval period in literature,
and the first number was most
excellent paper by Mrs. John
Eldred, giving the origin of the
Literature of Mediaeyal Peo-
ples.''
Omar Khoyyan was the first
author taken up IN this period,
and Miss Ragsdale gave reading
from "The Rubiayat." having Sc
lected from the whole, various
bits illustrating the strange and
impious views of this dissipated
philosopher and poet.
Chopin was again the musician,
and Mrs. Scherck and Mrs. Will
ing showed most perfectly in
their selections of such different
style, the tickle, and changeable
moods of the composer.
just before the program was
closed with general discussion
of the Rubiayat, Mr.. Mikas gave
a synopsis of the story Of the
Captured Husband, . which he
had translated from Greek, anc
Mrs. Willing read it, as put into
rhyme by Mrs. Agnes Chrismar
Smith. The story was most touch.
ing, and Mrs. Smiths version
was given in such an excellent
manner as to add strength ant
beauty to the original, though ad
herring strictly to the fact,
throughout.
Refreshments most tempting
we're served, salad, sandwichei
and wine; several toasts beins
drunk as a bit of fun.
The next meeting will be hell
at the home of the president, Mrs
A. g. McNair.
] REPORTER.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-03-10
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.

l. N. Smith, erroneous road tax,
So; W. P. Hubert, merchandise
for county farm, So. Is; I. J. Gill,
cost III cases sent to farm, So. 40;
Ivey and Pennington. for work
ing 105 miles of road, $735; j. S.
Morgan, repairs ON bridge, Sc;
T. j. Wallace, for 1868 feet of
lumber. $21.5s; Anderson Case,
506 feet of lumber for culyerts,
$s.dQ; e. w. Maxwell, maps for
Choctaw bridge, $4.50; Thomas
D. Evans, repairing clock for
quarter ending Feb. IS, $3.50;
Price Drug Co., drugs for county
farm, $1.85; R. G. Applewhite,
cost for wood, So; R. G. Apple
white, conveying lunatic to asy-
lum, $10.05; r. G. Applewhite,
cash for stamps, 81; r. G. Apple.
white, feeding prisoners, $5f9. 40:
f, III. Hartman, erroneous assess.
ment, $4.12; Ed. McCIendon, fol
the capture of Black Jack, $40;
Mrs. King, temporary relief, $40
CD. Hodges, / days service sell
ing wood off g hf sec 6t5r8 t.
be paid out of e hf sec 16 t5rs
fund, 81; A. Pitts, for working
miles Of road at $7 per mile, $28.
9. E. Grafton Drug Co., drug;
for Jail, $1.50: j. R. Anderson
for surrey, $3.50; Silas Garner
erroneous road tax, So; I'D. Nc
Gowan, erroneous poll assessment
$2; j. G. Bryant. ) days inspect
ing roads and bridges and [ day
the county farm. $l2; r. G. Ap
pleWhite, conveying Lee Chapman
from Eayette to Wesson, 12l
miles, $3.50; z. p. Jones, ! da,
J inspecting roads, $2s G. M. Bris
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Layton for Photos,
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ter, 3 days inspecting roads ano
bridges, So; John Walker, 3 days
inspecting roads, $6; Ed. Smith,
4 days inspecting roads and
bridges, S.; j. j. Boone, salary
as guard on farm, $50; Mrs.
Boone, cook on farm, $40.
In the matter of the petition OF
certain free holders Of township
8 north ranges 5 and 6 east in
Lincoln county, Miss, for a
partial stock law for said terri
tory.
This cause coming on to be
heard on the petition of S. J..
Wooley and one hundred and ten
Others, resident free holders for a
term of three years or longer in
township s north, ranges 5 and 6
east in Lincoln county, Mississlp-
pi, for a partial stock law for said
above described territory, and the
same having been considered by
the board, it is ordered and so ad-
judged that the said petition be
received and filed and that the
same remain on file until the next
regular meeting of this board.
1t is further ordered by the
board that unless good cause be
shown at the regular meeting of
this board why a partial stock law
should not be established in said
territory, an order will be adopt
ed and spread on the minutes of
this court granting the prayer of
the petitioners in accordance with
the provision of section 2056 of
the annotated code and laws
amendatory thereto.
It is ordered that the members
and officers be allowed their per
diem and mileage: q. P. Jones,
2 days, $8; G. NJ. Brister, 2 days,
12 miles, 1920; j. G. Bryant, 2
days, 6 miles, $3.50; Edward
Smith, 2 days, 10 miles, SO; John
Walker, 2 days, s miles, $3.50;
Il. G. Applewhite, sheriff, 2 days,
"a; R. w. McNair, clerk, 2 days,
So.
Ordered that the board do now
adjourn. Z. P. JONES,
President.
R. w. MeNAlR, Clerk.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-03-10
Serious Accident,

Chas. P. Harris, a young man
engaged as electric light lineman
by the city, was struck by No. "a,
local passenger train as it ran up
to the depot Thursday, and had
his right leg crushed just above
the ankle and his toes on his left
foot nearly mashed off. He also
received a severe bruise on the
back and one on the head. That
he was not killed outright seems
a miracle. He was unconscious
for several hours after the acei-
dent.
Drs. Bennett and Parsons am
putated the broken limb Thursday
evening at the Moore House and
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thorization may be revoked at any
time by the board in accordance
with the provisions of section
1881 of the code of 1892.
The petition of j. r.. Ratclifi
and thirty others for a public
road to commence on the Brook
haven and MeadvlIle road at or
near Rank Rushing's and run
ming a southern course to and in.
tersecting the Summers and Mead
vile road at or near Mr.. William
Kings distance of about 7 miles,
was filed.
The petition of N. N. Smith
and twenty -four others for pub
lie road at the old AppIewhite
place now occupied by Jim Alfred,
and to run in a southwesterly di-
rection to the county line through
Louis Dunn's place was fled.
1t is ordered by the board that
a reward of ten dollars will be
paid to any person who will fur
nish information to cause the ar
rest and conviction of the person
or persons who burglarized the
county detention or quarantine
building on the county convict
and poor farm.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED
Geo. D. Barnard, one marriage
record, S12.50; John McGrath &
Sons, to balance bill rendered,
1928; Martin Drug Co., drugs
for farm, $500; G. E. Grafton
Drug Co., same, $1.50; East
Union Lumber Co., lumber for
bridge, 4ae; s. P. Oliver, making
3 transcripts, $3.50: r. W. Nc
Nair, clerk, stamps, S.; Sartin &
Chandler Bros, lumber, $500;
z. T. Jones, transportation of two
children of Bill Jacobs to Deaf
and Dumb Asylum at jackson,
So So; Moreton Wentworth Co.,
supplies for county farm, 1924. 70;
L. d. Roadwee, work done by or
der of Mr.. Jones, $3.50; G. B.
Perkins, coffin by order Of Mr..
Jones, $s; South Mississlppian,
stationery for ehanoery clerk,
$3.50; John White, 3 months tenn
porary relief for Samantha Eos
ter, SIS; Hardy Mageee, captur-
ing George Butler who escaped
from county farm, S.; Arthur
Burns, lumber and nails for cul-
vert, $9.15; Aaron Walker. haul
ing and labor on bridge, So; Perry
Britt, lumber and labor on bridge,
$50; A. r. Smith, hauling Ium-
ber, $3.50; w. P. Pepper, holding
inquest oyer body of Lum Wal
lace, deputy constable and six
Jurors, $l4; W. P. Pepper, hold
ing inquest over body of Estell
Oliver, deputy and six jurors,
$14; City of Bogue Chitto may
ors and constables cost in case of
James Hughes VS.. City of Bogue
Chitto, $5.55; Julius Parker, wit
ness fee, SLIGO; DIR. I. Y. Nelson,
witness fee paid to Julius Parker,
$3.50; S, P. Oliver, witness fee
paid to Chas. Jones and express
on record, $2.75; Chas. Heuck &
Son, supplies for farm 1920.
Ordered that the board do now
adjourn till tomorrow morning at
8 O'Clock.
z. P. JONES, Pres.
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Jail Delivery Prevented by a Prisoner.

Magnolia, March Ga Jail de-
livery was averted here last night.
While Deputy Miller was going
home by the Jail some one called
to him from the inside and let it
be known that a number of negro
prisoners on the first floor were
breaking out. The officer has
tened to the rear of the Jail. and
before his presence was discover
ed, warned the would be escapes
that they had better desist, and
made them secure. The inform
ant q young white man charged
with vagrancy, was given his lib
erty this morning.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-03-10
Marriage Licenses Issued During the
Past Week.

Whites Harry L. Watts and
Miss Lizzie Gotten; Charlie Jones
and Miss Alice Minton; Thos. w.
Williams and Miss Catharine Cup
std; Joseph r. Loris and Miss
Mollie Levoy; E. +. Rushing and
Miss Mary Arnold.
CoIored-Geo. Garrison and
Emma Shaw; Nelson Scarborough
and Sarah Cooper; Archie Allen
and Matte Gates. Mat Levy and
Sallie Madison; Matthew Moore
and Lizzie Hudson; Oscar Lenoir
and Cora East.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-03-10
yesterday the young man was do

yesterday the young man was do
ing we'll, talked cheerfully, and
has every chance of recovery.
The accident seems to have
been due to the double track.
Mr.. Harris stepped off the track
next to the passenger depot to
avoid freight train which was
coming south and got on the track
on the east side on which the pas
senger train happened to- be
approaching at the same time
from the south. He was watch
ing the freight, and knew nothing
Of the approach Of "a until fhe en-
CINE strdck him.
Touton eon pbo+oc
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-03-10

Judge j. Fl. Price, of Magno-
liza, Hon. E. H. Ratcliff, of Sum
NIT, and District Attorney j. B.
Webb, Of McComb, have all de-
clared they will not run for
cong gress. What is the matter
with. Hon. Frank McLain, our
present worthy Representative!
He's all right. y
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-03-10

Mai. Livingston Minis, former
mayor Of Atlanta and one of the
most widely known men in the
South, died at Atlanta. He
fought in the Civil War under
Gen. Joseph E. Johnston.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-03-10
SECOND DAY.

Tuesday morning, March 6,
1905, the board met pursuant to
adjournment; present same as yes
terday.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-03-10

Wiley j. Tillman, one Of Co
piah's Oldest citizens, died six
miles east of Wesson.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-03-10

VIM. 6. eagle was buried at
Wesson last Saturday.
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Sootenfcier.

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Sr. 6. 8eber IN belltifer Sprode.
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Sob Der Nram fuiIelmann.

Sim Sonnerstas Itarb III ibrem
Seim 3u @auerlp, 9remer @oulttp,
Soma, not fur6em llnlpobllein,
Srau Yeter Soiielmamn. Sle Ter'
itorbene mar ON 20. september
1914 al Sgelbeim, Tbeinptal6,
gaiern, Ieutihlanb, geborelt. Inl
II. 9lpril 1864 murbe lie, geborene
&atbarina Strubel, nit Srn. Peter
SoIielnlonn in Dubuque ebelif 9e-
trout. gs iiberleben ite bon neltn,
aft &inoer pie folgt: Sran Geo.
6. ano6e BON Ct. Taul, Mirn.;
Srau 81. &c. Wilaer BON Newport
Nens, So; S6ipeIter Maria
Blonde pom 9apenmort, Sa.;
Sdwelter Moria 9ene5etta bon
Chicago, ST.; 6roil SEQ. Soplion
bon CHANDLER, Sfla.; Sri. &oia
6oiielmann bon @ooerlp, Sa.; Geo.
Siibor Soiielmann, 8. s. 81, bon
Seltopolis, 81, unO @briit. q. Sol
ielmam bon @operlp, So. Gie
SeerDlgu1g 1alto anl Wtollfag
Moreen Don Der ct. Morien-airde
al @aperlp, Soma, aus, itatt. Inter
ben 2eibtrogenOen befanOen lid:
Srau Sran5 Gresmeper bon @len-
pooo, So, Sd)weiter Der Gerltor-
benen, iomie Serr 5rau Soiielmann,
&err 2ubmig Efiifner, Srou Geter
@eis, Srau aatharina 9edert, Srail
8atbarina Soiielmann uno Srail
Nnna Strnbel bon Dubuque. Die
8eritcrbene NOR cine brape, ollge.
ahtete d)riitlidle @attin unb Wlltter.
Wfoae lie ruben in SrieOen! Gen
troiiernoen Sinterbliebenen unier
ber3lihes geileiol
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GOllefte fir Die @OtbleioenSeu IN
Gun SranciSto.

llebernQ perben llnteritiisunger
BON freieebieer SanO fiir DIE
obbo6loien 9eourftigen bon Cali
f%ornien 9eiammelt. Iitf bier m
dubuque lit cine gltbffriptionSs
lilte eroffuet porben unb bon olier
Seiten ilieBen miloe 8aben 3u,
9as 8clh miro einem lpater gebtl'
heten Gomite iiberaeben meroet
bas es Dem llnterItiitutas'eom ttt
5u Gan Sruncisco iibermitteln miro
Die bon Der 0ubuouer Sa9esprellt
geiommelten @deer be!aufen iiG
iomeit alti etrpa 5000 Collars.
Inter Senen Die bon MaDol
Ghitnf beoronet iino Seloer 81
ian1meln, beiinbet iih auh Der ia
tboliiher Glerus bon Dubuque oar'
inter, ndmlih: ct. Worien, Hep
@eora ". Seer; Ser5 Seiu, Hep
". 90bing; 81. Seiit, @ep, ". S
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