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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1906-01-27

With all Difference to the Sons of Vet
Grams, if it had not been for the women,
we would have missed much that went
to make it a State institution, all right;
but we do not want to lose the friend
ship of the Sons of Veterans and
Daughters of the Confederacy."
Comrade Collins, of Lauderdale, an
inmate OF the Home, made a brief talk,
saying all they needed was something
to "keep the machine running.
Comrade S. C. Moore, of Monroe, an
other inmate OF the Home, gave his ex-
perience at Beauyoir. He was afflicted
with rheumatism and suffered a para
litic stroke when he was admitted to the
Home, where he has been tenderly cared
for by the Matron Of the Home and
Miss Ansley, "that Angel Of Mercy.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1906-01-27
Federal Government Owns Bayou.

Due to the efforts of the City Park
Commissioners to remove boat houses
from Bayou ST. John, a matter has been
determined which has bearing on ev-
cry navigable, but unused stream IN
Louisiana and Mississippi. The War
Department has declared that this his
toric stream comes under its jurisdiction
and that the boat houses, several hun
dred of them, cannot be removed unless
they are in the way of navigation. The
Government also will compel the city to
keep open all bridges. night and day,
and NAV cause to be removed the pavil-
ion of the Confederate Veterans Home,
the only structure standing in the chan
mel. The latter feature has created
widespread indignation, and the park
commissioners may have to recede from
their position, - ------
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1906-01-27
NOTICE OF SECOND PRIMARY
ELECTION.

Notice having been given Of regular
Municipal Primary Election, to be held
in the City of Bay ST. Louis on Satur-
day, February 10, 1905, notice is hereby
given that second primary election (if
necessary was ordered by the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee in session
this day, to be held on Saturday, Feb
ruary II, 1906.
JOS. O. MAUFFRAY,
Chairman Elk. Dem. Committee.
CHAs. G. MoREAU. Secretary.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1906-01-27

Liverpool anl Lonfon and Globe lnsur-
ance Company.
Southern Insurance Company OF New
Orleans,
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford,
New York Underwriters Agency
Home Insurance Company OF New York,
ROYAL Insurance Company Of Liverpool,
PhEaix Insurance Company OF Brook
lyn, NaW York,
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society
of England,
nto, Canada,
UNITED STATES FIDELITY
rr?ronps and careful attention given to a
COlnty Bank
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1906-01-27

Fire last Tuesday afternoon destroyed
the Mississippi compress at Jackson
with $500 bales of cotton, entailing a
loss estimated at S750,OO0, with insur-
ance of about thirds. The compress
plant was worth s150,0O0. The heaviest
losers are the Knoop- -Frederich Com
pany, of Liverpool, England, who had
LOO bales in the compress at the time
of the fire. The origin of the fire is un-
known, but when 1t was first discovered
by the compress employees the fire had
gained great headway, and when the
fire department arrived, it was beyond
control, but surrounding property was
saved after hard fight.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston. July 6.-The New York HighlandeEs used
the wnitewash brush with such good effect to-day
that Boston failed 70 score run in two games The
double victory put the team in first place in the
American League race. and the men left for New
IeEk tonight ln high glee.
The Esghlanders won the first game today By
a score Of 70 0. and the second by 20 0. The
Boston players were unable to hit the ball when
hits meant runs. while five errors In the hTst
game also eouuted against them- Altogether II
was sorry exhibition.
tins second game was a batting fest for the High
landers They sent the ball all over the heds and
scored az WILL Young was taken out OF the box
IN the hfth inning. after he had allowed ten hits
and the visitors had made six runs Glaze was sent
in 20 take his place Newton pitched Tor the ElSl-
tors, and was backed by fine support Chase mace
marvellous pickup OF PeteTSOns hit IN the tnird
inning. and got IL to first In time TO retire the
The Hishlanders practically won the game in the
first innlng, making two runs on SOdWln'S rumble
OF keeler's hit Chases SINGLE ConrOy5 SacFLlcs
and a hit by Laporte. which scored heeief anu
Chase.
in the first game and the perfect fielding or tne
visitors made the much lighter for the former
ERRORS by Goodwin counted considerably IN Jne
run getting. The Highlanders made their ursJ run
in the opening inning on heeleF's bunts Confoy
single and GOdwin's muff. Singles by IhOnlas aIld
Cheshro ChaSe'S bunt and GodWlnS mum gave ILS
Highlanders three runs in the sixth inning. Inc
scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Failure to hit the ball at opportune times was
responsible for the defeat Of the Giants by bos.
ton at the Polo Grounds yesterday by score OK
TO l.
In the ninth inning the champions had GOLDEN
opportunity to win. but their poor stekwork was
again in evidence. They managed 70 get man
across the plate, however. which saved them the
the disgrace Of a shut-out. Dallen the first man
up In this inning. hit by pitched ball and hon-
bled to first. Devlin got his base on balls ana
Marshall, who was sent in 70 bat for Gilbert sent
out timely single, allowing Dahlen 70 cross tne
plate. Bowerman caused the crowd TO yeIl IKE
mad by making a safe bunt filling the bases. With
out. the chances looked bright for victory
but the next three men up went out IN ones tWos
three order, and the fat was in the flre.
The Giants lost another good chance 20 score ln
the third inning when the bases were fUll and only
out.
sponsible for the visitors getting in their winning
run. He made bad throw OF Strpbels hit. which
allowed the latter to get 70 first Strobel advances
Dorner's sacrifice and went to third on Dahlen's
tumble OF Tenney's liner, which filled the bases.
On the throw In Of Brains fly StrObel crossed the
plate. The visitors made their rst run in the sew
enth inning Bridwell's sinsl5 and Tenney's
triple.
Gus Dorner, pitcher. in the box
for Boston, and while he allowed only six hits, he
gave nine bases on balls. Wiltse. who pitched for
the Giants. allowed nine hits but was applauded
for eight strike outs The visitors played perfect
halding game. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
BIG FIELD TO START.
Late Entries for Amatemr Golf
Cham pionship-Egan an Form.

Additional entries for the national amateur golf
championship tournament, 10 be held at Engle'
wood next week, bring the total uo to 1876. The
extra names were announced yesterday by w.
Fellowes Morgan, secretary Of the United States
Golf Association. follows: George II. Crocker,
Country Club of Brookline: E. H. Bankard. jF
Baltimore Country Club; Robert Wier. Wilmington
Country Club: F. II. McAdoo, st. Andrews Golf
Club; Alexander Britton. Chevy Chase; c. A. Dun
ming. Nassau Country Club; ". S. Harlan: Co
lumbia Golf Club; George F. Clingman. jr., Home
wood Country Club; A. B. Lambert, ST. Louis COun-
try Club; c. E Van Week and c. e Van Week.
jr., MontclaiT Golf Club.
score of the strongest amateurs played in prac-
tce rounds Mt the EngewoOd course yesterday. H.
Chandler Egan. the title holder made his first ap-
pearance and, although he had never the
course before. succeeded in making score of so
for the round He played with John Hobens. the
clubs professional and the latter got IA record
for the rearranged course Hobenss card was as
follows:
Out Gn ..............- $sS4A sEss
Jerome D. Travers showed his class By getting
round in 70, which equals the amateur record for
the links, made recently by Walter J. Travis and
C. J. Sullivan. Marshall Witlatch. Of MontclaiT
MADE a 49, while DR.. D. p FredeTicks, OF OIL City
had az and 90
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
HACKETT BEATS BEBR
COLSTON ALSO SCORES
Uinners VII Meet IN Final =.
State La5cn Tennis Till

Harold H. Hactett ana F. c. col-+,-
WY 20 the final round IN the New Yorl -. c s's's
tennis championship tournament yester5. avn
courts Of the Staten Island Cricket ana - rs
mis- Club. az Livingston. Staten Island 1sa-
COlston won his match against B1vsr
sOUrcefulness and steadiness. In the G-,s as =
Gliding set the physical condition or the 49,. e.
CatOnsville Country Club also made IL 49,
him 90 show to better advantage than ~ , y
Island opponent. During the first and u.., a'sa
tEe tide Of victory ebbed and flowed aero -. =
with varying fortunes Blyth's driving. ta-s.. s
some splendid bursts or fast voIevin@ ..sy y
Offset the excellence Of Colston's tine eva--.s .
passing and placing. With the score ~ + -.
which Blyth achieved by the hardest go-. - - q
he began 60 fade from the contest. ses'r- -. sAh
pOnents weakness Colston rallied and -
Blyth on the run. won the deciding set ~ i-e@2's
The yOung Yale captain Behrs nrsie =
effort 90 win against HacEett In thc s7r
HaclSett led at 81 on games but by shes- - =:
the vantage game up to Is. but he could ~ =. "a
come Aashstts service and lost the dseilrs :.
Two OF the semi -hnaI brackets in the douh1ss
rance winning the place by defauIs of F-Ss-rff r..
Haekstt and Frederick B. Alexander. an5 -.
ID. Pell and H. Hitchcock. by defeating I. g. - =
and e. Nick Miller. The summary follows:
New York state championship singles ,senai-ap.1 -
~-LtaEold y Haekets: West side Lawn TEAMS Cirr -
los; Frederick C. CoIston Catonsvie Country - =
fsated g 4 Blyth tr staten Island Cricket aS5 lzF,
Charnpionshp doubles second roundD-vvyae c Gr,,,
and Huxh TIllaut. New York Lawn Tennis flut ts
Side lawn Tennis Club. defeated George s. E5-r =;
Malcolm Chase. Staten Island Cricket and Lawn a-.
Club and AGaWanl Hunt Club. by default; Frsi--f-.
Anderson and Carleton G. Kelley. Kings County E -
Tennis Club and West Side Lawn Tennis Crl 49,.
Otto H. Hinck and Albert J. Hinck NontciaF ~ IN.
Club. 6-3 Sc. 6-3 Harold r. Hackett and
r. Alexander. West Side Lawn Tennis Club dofs7l-.
E. d Jones and Henry -. NIollsnhauer Longr11 C-s.
Club Kings County Lawn club. h-
James d. Pel ard n Hitchcock Country club q w..
chester defeated Louis j. Grant and Bassfo7 -
York Lawn Tennis Cub and Staten Islard Cficrs
Lawn Tennis Club. &C. 6-I; I. II Fitch and z 81 Z
Miller Staten Island Cricket and Lawn Tennis or -
feated II. p. smith and H Nick. GIaz5rook. H.,
Town and Country Club. 6-3. g.
Third Found-TheOdoFe Roosevelt PelI and Horze
rance. New York Lawn Tennis Club and Engewooi ~
Club defeated Harold II. HaCteJ and Frelsrcs z -
andef West Side Lawn Tennis Club. by defEut Jass
Pell and H. Hitchcock. Country Club Of WesVche5ar
feated L II. Fitch and E Mex Miller Staten I-sst
Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club. 6-3. Ga
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
"DOPING" FROWNED ON.
SteScmds Make Drastic Ruling as
Sequel to Bundooran's WhirE.

The sequel Of BundOoran's wild whirl few days
ago. when he acted like q crazy horse and ran
away four and half miles on his way TO the
post, came at Sheepshead Bay yesterday. The stew
ards OF the meeting, after considering the report OF
the veterinary who examined him aftAr the rum
fused, that all entries OF Harold Brown, the horses
owner be refused for the remainder OF the meeting
suspended. and that the case be referred 10 the
Jockey Club for further action
The report OF the veterinary was not made pub
lic but Judging from the drastic action IL must
have indicated that Bundooran filled with
were used in an effort to accelerate his speed.
Doping the name applied to the use of stimu-
lants, is frowled on by the turf rulers, ana they
using every effort to stamp out the practice
Miller was tho best horse again yesterday. He
rode three winners and second in four mounts
and his followers went home with broad smiles
The boy is riding in remarkable form. A large
part Of his success is due TO his quckness at the
post. He usually saves length or more for his
mount getting away, and this counts in the long
selling price OF $1,000 after winning the Pansy
Stakes. stranger did the bidding. The horse was
retained by his stable for 2,5O5.
Rocksand. the great English stallion for which
August Belmont paid S12500O few weeks ago, has
been shipped to this country and will arrive in
few days.
H. K. Knapp, OF the stewards OF the Jockey
Club, said yesterday that ruling had been made
the protest of F. R. Hitchcock against Go Be
tween starting in the Commonwealth Handicap to-
day on the ground of his not being properly
tered Go Between's name is in the list of entries,
and in all probability he will go to the post
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
ROCKAWAY WINS At POLO.
Ramson -Four Beaten in Spite of
Good Defensiue Play.

Cedarhurst L. l.. July CSpeciaD-One OF the
best defensive games Of polo that has been seen
this season was enjoyed by a large gathering of
polo enthusiasts the field Of the Rockaway Hunt
ing Club here this afternoon The game the FIRST
that has been played this season between the Rum
Polo Club and the team of the Rockaway
Hunting Club. and the latter won by a score Of 8
goals 10 5.
After the first few minutes OF play the Rumson
team was forced 70 play a defensive game The
home team worked hard. but after nine and half
minutes of play Cary scored for Rockaway. Love
then made goal in one minute and half and
this was followed by two more by Cary, which
closed the period with goals to the credit Of the
ROckaway FOUR
In the second period Love carried off the honors
for ROckaway with goals. Cowdn and Grace
making the other two after stubborn fight. Jones
and Bush scored for the visitors
The third period was surprise, the RumSon
team by hard WORK and close riding scored the
only two goals made. This period fun of
rough riding, in which II looked several times as
though there would be an accident
In the last period both players and ponies were
tired out and the play was tame. Grace. for the
ROckaWay team, scored the only goal made The
lineup and summary follow
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
WANT THE REGATTA OPEN
Feeling Strong in England against
Barring american Oarsmen.

London. July 6.-The capture Of the Grand Chal-
lenge Cup az the Henley regatta by the Belgian
crew. representing the Club Nautique de Gand. pro-
vokes much newspaper comment on the debatable
question Of the British and foreign styles OF rowing
The majority Of rowing men appear to stiu pin
their faith to the Eton swing against the Bel
glans short stroke. and are inclined to think that
II the LeanderS had been able TO put a representa-
tive crew on the river TO defend the cup the Bel
gtans would have been defeated
THE Daily Graphic says the incident Is likely
70 accentuate the anti-foreign agitation. and ex-
presses the hope that if any change is made it will
De IN the direction of providing and endOWine an
extra national race at Henley and not for the ex-
clusion OF foreigners IL says further that IL the
proposal Of Mr. Fletcher. the Oxford coach that
no further entries Of any American rowing club be
accepted for the Henley regatts should be adopted
II would be almost a national calamity
Ihe Times expresses the hope that the stew
proposal 70 exclude all Americans.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
TIFFANY'S FAST GOLF.
VAL Meet Carroll for Hudson RiUer
Cham pionShip.

Gilman p. Tiffany. Of the Powelton Golf Club
and Ralph c. Carroll of the Briarcliff Golf Club,
their way to the final round in the annual
championship tournament of the Hudson River
Golf Association on the links OF the st. Andrews
Golf Club yesterday. In the morning Tiffany de-
feated L. A. Hamilton, a clubmate, and then won
easily from F. H. IcAdoo. a Saegkill Golf Club
representative. Carroll won from Danbury Bran
dreth, Of Briarcliff and C, H. Brown, saegkill.
The feature of the play the brilliant golf OF
Tiffany the semi-tinal round against McAdoo.
Going out he beat the par score at the third and
This, helped him to a total of 81 going out and
enabled him to turn for home up. 1t then looked
as though Tiffany had the amateur record of 72
within his grasp. but he dropped a stroke at the
eleventh and another at the twelfth holes He
home in SO. however giving him 7S for the
round. Their cards were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

A side attraction yesterday afternoon 1S-
of the home eub and We GaHd Of the
Dutchess Golf and Country Club Gaudin, play
four holes. Hutchinson won by up and to play.
and made the round in q TO the others S0 The
summary of yesterdays play follows:
R a Kenworthy. Dutchess County up; Raiph carPoil
BriarcIH beat Danbury Brandreth Briarclin up
ton Poweton, up and to play; F, H McAdoo. Saeg-
kill beat j. J. Chadwick. PowetOn up u9 hoes).
serni-fnal round-Carrol beat Frown up and 2 10
play; Tiffany beat McAdoo. up and to play.
Second sixteen seSond ropnd)IJ Taylor Powelton.
en ee@5 H. Heal Tea TP HI nv a5d 9 0sy
w. NJ. Wetereau Dutchess County beat j. G. Van Etten
XIII beat G R Giiett Columbia up and to play
Sem! final round dTaylor beat H Kenworthy, and
play: Coykendan beat Wettereau.
Third sixteen second round)J P. Hobbe. BraircliR
beat L. o. OBrien Brairclif, up and to play F. v
D Longacre Saegkill J. l. Moore. Dutchess County
5eaR Ana a. Il 70 R Datchess county up and to piay
F. L. Madden. Briarclih beat r. F. Wallace. Poweton
up and TO play.
play Madden beat Maynard. up and s to play
First division beaten eight G1Est round)-w A.
up and to play; r B. Rossire. saegkill. w H.
Uhlrich. Dutchess County up and 70 play; H Bash
Farquhar. Briarcn. beat W. Lockhart Powelton up
play Farquhar beat Bashford, 3 up and to play.
Second division beaten eight (hrst roundlArhur Hig-
gins. saegkiu beat W G. Morse. Saegkill up and
up and 70 play: l. Gridith. saegkiI beat G. Ten
II s. Jennings Twoaissklil up and to play.
Sem-fnal round-Higgins Nelson / up: Phillips
beat Griffith. up and to play.
Third dyisiqn beaten eight rst roTndlnc De Ia
3 up and 10 play: A G. Bennett saegk beat ]. NJ.
Bitches bes George up seaman u Duchess up Snd
10 play: C. T. Martin. saegkir beat R. H. Megraw.
Saegkil. 4 up and to play.
Serni-hnal round-De Vergne beat Bennett 2 up
and to play; Martin beat Sheriff. up
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
PROGRAMME FOR AUTO HILL CLINE

The programme for the third annual White -. -
tain hill climb on July So has been announe.- =
w J. Morgan. The entries for the twelve ci~sss'
OF cars making up the programme viii Close -
Mr.. Morgan July % at Breton Hall. sSln s-'s'
and Broadway. The programme IS as follows
First-Free-fOF-aIl class. including racins -
stripped cars.
Second-StOck cars costing $50 or under .,-.
Third-Stock cars cOstins ever $50 and no, -
than 81. 80. "A ~
Fourth-Stoek cars costing over $3.50 ana =
more than I.15O -
Ftfth-StOck cars costing over S,t5e oA~
more than s. 30 - ..
SiXth-StOck cars costing over SZ.-9J ~
more than $1,000 ~oi
SeVenUh-StOcE cars costing over S5.tuy aA*
more than $4,000 ~
Eighth-StOck cars costing over SAvVV N--
more than S500O - x
Niuth-StOck cars costing over S,vu0 ei--
more than $500
Tenth-AN stock cars over S.tsN -r.
Eleventh-Ligntweight class. 80 20 NJ - -
TWelfth-HeavyWeigk class. IL U - -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
LAWN TENNIS NEWS AND NOTES.

The original schedule Of championship MATCHES "a
the series Of the Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Leasl5
was arranged, leaving to-day as an open date 81
the playing of postponed competitions. There a.
several of these meetings which were not plaVs-
because of rain 1t is intended to bring the ss-ss
uD to date to-day that the finals OF both -
first and second sections may be contested naA:
Saturday. The most important matches to-day ".
be those Of the Kings County Lawn Tennis gll1.
the courts OF the MOntclair Athletic Club. Aa.-
clair, n. j.
The Westheld Club viii hold an open lawn TENS
tournament in mems doubles on July "A. q and a
Entries. accompanied by an entrance fee OF =
team. should be sent to Eliot c. Moody, at q.
WeStfeld Club WeStfield, y. J.. on before r p
Friday July 1S at which time and place the dIas-
ing will be made.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
gkwANok COUNTRY CLUB OFFICERS.

Manchester. VI. July (speciaD.-At the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Ekwanok CouN-
try Club held at the clubhouse here last even
ing these officers elected: President, Robert
T. Lincoln. Of Chicago; vice-presideat. James L.
Taylor OF Brooklyn: secretary, George A. Orvis.
philadelphia; clerk Edward c. Orvis. OF Manches-
ter; chairman OF tournament committee, james l.
TAYLOR chairman of greens committee. Paul Water
man. Of New York; chairman OF house committee,
John B. De Coursey, OF Philadelphia; chairman
OF tennis committee, Payson s. Wild, OF Chicago:
captain OF team. DR.. Clark BuFnhams OF Brooklyn
The next formal tournament the EkwanOlx
links will be the annual competition for the Ta-
comic Cup This will be played on July le % ana
a The schedule of the other more important
events 20 be held on the ExwanOk links this
follows: Fifth annual Vermont state champion
ship August 2 8 and &: competition Cor the FIRST
Presidents Cup. August Is. ia IL and IS; Equinox
and Orvis cups September 6, and
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
CUP TEAM STARTS HONE.
american La5Cn Tennis Players
Pleased zCith Their Reception.

London. July s.-R- D. Little. Kreish Collins ga
Beals c. Wright, OF the American lawn te11ls
team. left London to-day for New York Mr.. LtIs
in the course Of an interview. said that the rs-.
bers Of the American team were pleased with tis..
reception in England With regard TO the Enslss
players. they were most impressed by Mr. Rsa-sg'a
fine display against the DOherty brothers.
Mr. Wright's absence from the chamui0-s1o
contests Mr.. Little added. was our great Ms
fortune; but our time viii come. The An1erlea4
will not rest till they have recaptured the iller1
tiOnaI championship. and, fortunately, We are %.
so badly or for rising players as England T."
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
FRENCH TEAM ENTERED
Fire Cars of Different Makes W~
Race for Vanderbilt Cup.

Jefferson De Mont Thompson. chairman Of us
racing board Of the American Automobile Assoel-
tiOn, who went to Paris 20 see the race tor -
Grand Prix. cabled yesterday the entry OF a F1s-1
team for the Vanderbilt Cup race. ,-.,
The five cars are of different makes. ana ll.5 lle.s
a Clement, a Panhard, De Dietrich q De--ss---e
and HOtchkiss- The horsepower of the nlaeH1-i lae1 -
was not announced but the entries, siv1nS ~ -
formation and the probable drivers, are eAp1-"-
next week BY mail.
The French cars played a prOminenl lel. -
the first two races for the cup. GeOrse Heall ~
the first race with a Panhard. and Henery ~e+
last year in a DarTacq car.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
PLAY o. KINGS COUNTY COURTS.

Matches in +te annual class handicap tournarlsr;
in singles were begun yesterday on the rev ours
OF the Kings County Lawn Tennis Club. az Frss-
dent street and Kingston avenue. BroOklyn. Ia
summary follows:
Glass B handicap singles. preliminary roundl-G;s
a Antonides (rninus half SOD defeated George p. Ss
(scratch). Sc. Ga; L P Moore tplus half 10 dsi--si
H. Hammitt (Scratch). 81. 6-4-
Glass preliminary round)-F- NlerriheW enills ~
defeated D. Ogllvie (plus half 10. 81 Sc. 81 T. p
Henstreet plus half 15l defeated F. E. Burr tpus =:
-. 81, 1-s 9-s: a s WestIaH trnnu5 z, dqsl;zi s.
Waugh tninus 15) defeated G BeIknaS 0lus hait -