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Hot Air Furnaces make your
home comfortable and your house
clean Buy one from Geo n Wood.
house Co and it viii be put up
right ii2 University ST. Arcade
building zee
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Matt G0rmley. county treasurer
today filed hts bond for 5000 .0aa
for tho term commencing next
week The Metropolitan Surety
co went On bis bond
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DEMANDS STILL
REFUSED

Az ] O'Clock this afternoon the
ALASKA Steamship Co. and the
Northwestern Steamship Co we're
sill holdinx out from the demands
fuf -oysrtime" clauses demanded
hy the Masters and Pilots Associa.
ton.
The mates Of the Pacific Coast
stsamship Go. we're ordered out.
bus tine Vas given the company 10
akree b the demands upou al
tseea uae way or the other from
San Francisco
The Alaaka Steamship Co. II "a
Modem plumbing and bath room
equipments makes your home
hsaithY and comfortable. q. "a.
Bruun Plumbing Co. 2zl Pine ~.
Both phones. 80.
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ImPAnElLINo JURY.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s.-The
impeachment Of the jury 10 try John
siemsen. the gaEpipe thug. began
today. The defense filed a motion
for a change of venue.
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800 Improved WelaDacb q Gas
Light Gee a. fpinninra -.
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TIE PARTING OF THE WAYS.
"Sho was very rich why didn't
keedhafn marry her."
Before he kissed her he asked
n her frechief were catching"
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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
CITY COUNCIL
HOLDS REGULAR
nightly meet
Month Business May Be Completed
at a Meeting to Be Held on
Next Monday Night.

The Hattiesburg Board of Mayor
and Aldermen met in adjourned ses-
sion last night and the principal busi-
ness before them was the allowance
of bills for the month.
The petition OF the citizens of Petal,
relative to the city dumping dead ami
mails on their side of the river, was
referred to the sanitary committee.
The Hattiespurg Light and Power
Company was ordered to place light
On Hardy street, near the City Gem
etert.
The Recommendation of suitable or
dinances m regard to the protection
against hras. presented by Chief A. F
Potter. was feierred to the fire com
mittee.
The board adjourned to meet again
on next Monday Aaight at o'clock
when the months b'siness, will finally
be disposed Of
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

A tinge of romance in real life de-
veloped itself yesterday in the usually
prosaic office of the Circuit Clerw in
this city.
Some two or three weeks ago mar
riage license was issued upon the ap-
plication land affidavit) of a mutual
friend of the parties. Some days af-
terward the license was returned to
the office unused, and accompanied by
not a single word of explanation.
There we're some rumors that shot
gun in the hands of the irate father
of the prospective bride played a part
in the return of the license
Be that as it may, yesterday morn
ing very young looking man walked
into the office of the Circuit Clerk and
applied for the necessary document
to unite him and his lady love for life.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
LOVE LAUGHS AGAIN
IN THE, FACE OF THE
PROVERBLAL LOCKSMI7H

The young gentleman in making appli-
cation frankly admitted that he was
under age, but that he had been his
own man" for more than two years.
His story was corroborated by rel
ative who accompanied him.
Upon inquiring the names of the
parties, the obliging deputy clerk re-
membered that he had recently issued
a license to man by that name, and
further investigation developed the
fact that he was the same man and
that he still wanted to marry the same
girl
The former license was hunted up
and, handed to him. with the assurance
that it was just as good as ever, and
he went on his way rejoicing at the
fact that he had overcome the barrier
that for time threatened to forever
seal his matrimonial fate.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
|GUVERNeR Conner IS SILENT;
MAY IGNORE INSTRUCTIONS
Primary Nomination Had No Legal
Force and the Governor Can Ignore
It II He Desires to Precipitate a
Political Fight.
DailyNews Special.

DailyNews Special.
Montgomery, June 13.-The news
of the death OF Senator Morgan, of
Alabama, will Immediately bring up
discussion in the State as to who is
to be his successor. 1t is now regard
ed as extremely probable that Gov
ernor Conner will take no action in the
matter of appointment but will leave
the selection of a successor to the leg
tslature, which will convene in split
session next month.
1t is customary to wait for a period
of thirty days or more before making
an appointment, out of respect for the
deceased, and if this custom is OBJ
served the selection of the successor
Will naturally come before the 1egisla-
ture, which will be in session by that
time
AtSthe last primary held in Alabama
the people Npf the State voted upon
their choice f6r succession senator and
the result was the selection Of Nol.
j. H. Bankhead, of Fayette, and Gap.
Joseph F. Johnson, of Birmingham
The o@cial vote on these two men was
Bankhead 4S,362 and Johnston 36,107s
The natural inference is, therefore,
that Colonel Bankhead will be chosen
successor.
The action taken in the primary had
no legal force, however, and it is bare
ly possible that the action may in a
measure be ignored and the whole
question thrown open to the lawmak
ers of the State. In case this is done
Bankhead and Johnston will both be
candidates for the place, but if it be-
comes an open fight it is generally
conceded that there will be numerous
aspirants and the fight may develop
into one of the most memorable in
the history of the State.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
RAILROAD RULING
4 WOULD RUIN THE CANNING !
INDUSTRY IN THIS COUNTRY

The effect of such change would be
very hard on buyers who make their
purchasers in car load lots, basing
such purchases on cars containing 500
cases of tomatoes or $50 cases of corn.
which is an ample purchase to fill
their requirements at one time. This
is a matter of the most Importance to
every fruit and vegetable packer, and
calls for the immediate attention of
all. hope there will be shower of
the most vigorous sort of protests en-
enate from the members of the West
ern Packers Canned Goods Associa-
tion. as we'll as from packers who are
not members Of that organization. We
stand to lose by this proposed change
which would be hardsip upon both
ourselves and our customers many of
whom are not buyers in blocks of sew
eral thousand cases."
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
YELLOW PAPERS
PRINT. LURID
JAP PICTURES
High Officials of Japanese Government
scoff the Idea of War With the
United States.
Publishers Press.

Publishers Press.
Toxic, Japan. June 13.--The 'yel-
low journals" which have constantly
and persistently exaggerated reports
of ill-treatment of Japanese citizens at
the hands of the people OF the United
States. today print large photographs
of those who worked in Japanese res
taurants in San Francisco with lurid
descriptions of the sufferings of Jap
anese in California These papers call
for action and prompt measures in
commenting editorially on these pho.
tographs.
All of the war talk here is recog-
nized by high officials as part of the
Progressive party's campaign to oust
the present ministry. If the Progress
sives succeed, the last thing they
would think of would be war with
the United States.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
AMERICANS ASK
FOR SECRETARY
At THE HAGUE
Great World Congress Will Convene
Next Saturday Morning-Dele-
gates Arriving.
Publishers Press.

Publishers Press.
The Hague, June 13.-American rep
resentatives are arriving here today,
and will Immediately set to work upon
other delegates in the hope of secur-
ing for the United States one of the
secretaryships at the second peace
congress.
The few delegates who have not
already arrived are expected today
or tomorrow, and every delesaae is
expected to be in his seat when the
,congress is called to oresr Saturday
At the preliminary meeting to be
held tomorrow an opportunity will be
given all the de,egates to sign the
protocol drawn w at the first congress
in 1899.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
TRADE FOLLOWS
Flag, IS AGAIN
AMPLY PROVEN
Shipments to the Philippines Have
Increased More Than Ninety
Per Cent. in Four Years.
publishers Press.

Publishers Press.
Washington, June 13--Shipments
from the United States to the Philip
pines increased 80 per cent. during
the past four years according to fig
ures just compiled by the Bureau of
Statistics here. The Porto Rican
trade shows larger increase than
any other non-contiguous territory.
The largest increase was in cotton
goods.
The total shipments to the Philip
pines during the last four years
amounted TO Ts111.O0o During the
ten months ending April / the ship
mepts to Porto Rico amounted to $21,-
|o0o .0oe and to Hawaii s5,OO0,OOO.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
ANOTHER
GATHERING
ISG0hl|I|
Grand Chapter Of Eastsss Star >
lects Hattiesburs ri Next
Convention.
WORTHY MATRsH = NM
WORTHY MATRuH = UInl
CHAPTER HIGHLY HONO(
Masonic Grand Lodge Is Are
Scheduled to Meet in 1attiesbl
the Second Tuesday in Fehrua1
The Convention City.

Q o Q o o Q o o = . O . Q . . o
o Daily News Special
o OkoIona, Miss, June 13.-The
o Grand Chapter of the Easter
o Star will meet in Hattiesburg
o 1908.
o The Worthy Matron of Myf
. Chapter is highly honored
o R. H. CRAWFORD.
o @ Q @ o Q o o o 9, q y @e9i y q
The above telegram is self-exp plan
atory. Hattiesburg has secured al
other big convention, and one -
best In the State.
Mrs. S. C. Eaton, the Worthy Ehtron|
of Myra Chapter, for whom the chap&
ter is named, and the other delegat9
from Hattiesburg, have worked zes
ously to secure the convention, and
Daily News congratulates them
their success.
The Eastern Star in Mississippi has
been organized only a little more than
two years, but it has groxh. rapidly
and it's membership now runs we'll
up into the thousands. The order i
composed of Masons in good standing
their wives and daughters and ! ~
object is to encourage right living an
to alleviate suffering among those VIII
are needy and unfortunatH 3S
Myra Chapter is one~of the sff6d5
in thes State md ii is needless b j.
that ample pfeparations will be mad
to make the Hattiesburg meeting,
1908, the besf il Ne history Of the So
ciety
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
HE'S A liar,
SAYS COATES
OF ORCHARD
Former Lieutenant Governor Of Col
orado is Hard on the Prose-
cutio'ns Chief Witness.
Publishers Press

Publishers Press
Boise, Idaho. 5sns 1s.-David
Coates, formerly Lieutena1t Governor
of Colorado, is another reputable citi
zen brought here by the defense "a
break oown Harry Orchards testi-
mony "Orchard is liar" said
Coates, when told that Orchard had
testified that he was personally inn
plicated in the nefarious scheme for
which William. Haywood is now being
tried.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
ELoPE at SEVENTY.

Sheboygan, Wis, June 13.-Thomas
Taylor, age 72, and Mrs. William
Brookshire, age 70, pioneers at Waldo,
this county, eloped to neighboring
village and were married. The cele-
bration was turned into a charivari
when they returned.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
; HArTlkssuRe WANTS
. NEXT CONVENTION. I

. DAILY News Special. .
. Meridian, Miss, June 13.-The .
. HattieBburg delegation tc the :
. Elks State convention has al
> really annoa'nced its intention of .
! lsnaine the next annual gather Z
> The Elks have never met in 4
p Hatti$sburg ana it is believed {
. chat the Magic City stands an ex- 4
= celleit show of winning the {
= prize. (
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
0 o o o o o o o O @ o o o o @ o o
Q WILLIAM STARTLING
9 .DONS THE STRIPES.

. Daily News Special
Q Jackson, June 13.-William
o Startling, convicted of wrecking
Q the Washington Bank of Green
o vile. of which he was cashier, ar
o rived here today and went at
o once to the Rankin County farm,
O where he was presented with (
o nobby new suit of striped clothes.
o His sentence is for five years.
@ @ o O o o o o o o @ @ (. 9 o o @ (
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
is WELL PosTEf.

NJ. Crahen, assistant roadnas aster 81
the Gulf and Ship Island, with 1ead-
quarters at Hattiesburg, is in tllS
city today Mr.. Crahen is one Of the
best posted men in railroad matters
in this Sontncln country and is withal
a gentleman whom it is an honor to
know.-Culfport Tribune.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

of Hattiesburg make this necessary.
OF course it is not expected that these
small stores will assume any great pro-
portions or be any larger than the
ones DESTROYED, but the fac& that they
will be of fire proof material and more
metropolitan in appearance, is source
of qualification to all Eattiesburg.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
CONNOR AND BLOLJNT BUILDINGS
BEING THOROUGHLY REMODELED

The improvements in question will
make the buildings practically lew.
The second stories will be us,'d as
offices and will be fitted up III n'odern
appointment while the cntIi fstnt oI
both buildings will be of stone and
prick with handsome plate glass win
dows
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
BklCK BUILDINGS TO TAKE
PLACE OF THE BURNED SHACKS

While nothing definite has been Civ
en- out as to tie intention of the prop
erty owners ol that district on Main
street which Wis burned Tuesday
night, it is generally conceded that
they will rebuild ate early date with
brick. The fire ordinances of the city
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
IS
PRESIDENT OF
GIRL SC0LLEGE
frustees Were Unaninous In Tender
ing Him the Prssiasney y the
institution.
Daily News Special.

Daily News Special.
Jackson, June 1S.--The thustees Of
the Industrial Institute and College,
in session here this mornids, unani-
molsiy elected State .Supe1 ntendent
of Education Henry l. Wlttfeld 70
the presidency OF that inst bltion 70
succeed A. A. kincannon recently
elected chancellor Of Che State Uni
Eversity.
It is now up to the Governor 10 Sc
lect successor to superintendent
Whitfield.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

the station house on the charge Of
assault and battery.
The victim of the affray being in a
weakened condition, the outcome Of
mis- injuries is pr3blsmatical. He slls-
taired several ugly sashes apouf the
head and body
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

Work was begun yesterday on the
Conner and Blount buildings on Main
street, and when completed the one
story structures-the last land marks
Of old Hattiesburg will present an ap-
pearance commensurate with the many
other handsome buildings Of the city.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
HOODOO HANGS
over CITY COURT

Business in the police circles seems
to be on the wane, and each day the
docket grows lighter.
This morning only two cases were
up for disposition.
Alex McGowan. petit larce9y, fined
s5.25.
John Moore, trespass, $3.50
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

Duty is one of the most overworked
words in all the language, Duty is the
cold and bare anatomy Of righteous
ness.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
ciTIZENs' BANK TO
MAKE IMPROVEMENTS.

Work on the tearing down of petit
tions in the Citizens Bank will begin
in few days for the purpose of MAX
ing o commodious directors room. The
new apartment will be finished in ma
inogarv, Win furnishings af the same
and it is tha purpose Of the officers and
directors tolmalce it complete in every
resaest.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

= blind 1l1nf. q 2I'|
~ ctjettion nads 81 eonn1sr ~
fldners to tlxe clty boax1 srsptz4
) j'oorSc u adqrr,ssey ~ based prir-
fxiit nccn fde ersand tnas ths ~
tition filed by Morrissey did not con
tair the proper number Of legal sigma
lures. During the proceedings in the,
case nol.siderak.e sympathy WAS vast
ed upon Morrissey by some people
who we're Of the opinion that Norris
sey had complied with the law rela-
tive to signatures, etc. A thorough
examination of the petition was Ilade
some time ago ard at that timc It was
found that the petition fell far short
Of having the requisite number of legal
signatures. Since that time it has
generally been conceded that Norris
sey would make no fight in the Cir
cult G rrt
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
Masons ii Fs6kxzfS ::

The Grand Lodge Of Mississippi Md
sons has already selected Halted
burg as the place for holding its nexI
meeting. This date is for the second
Tuesday in February, and the sslec-
tion of Hattiesburg, Il VIII be remem-
bered, was unanimous.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
REMEMBER THE War OF 1912.

jacksonville. Wis, June 12.-Poor-
master Kenyon has moved to the couu-
ty farm two of the oldest inhabitants
of Rock County. Francis Davis. age
l09, and his wife, Hattie Davis, age
107s Both are negroes born in slosery
and beth remember distinctly the war
III 1812 Davis cooked for General
Grant curing his service in the vest
ejn army
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

Mr.. John Hamper, 81 Meridian, is
visiting his son, c. G. Hamper
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
METcALF is sAFEl

Washington June IS.
MetcaIf arrived 1T Wasrind
noon today, Il ha axin
= day on Jal
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13
VICkSBURG
SALOON Man
LOST CASE
Circuit Court Revoked the License
Issued to Morrissey By the
Municipal Council.
msFfvlIIeN VAS MINUS
NEUESShkI NUmDLk Ut NAmLO
Case First Attracted Attention When
Warren County Sheriff Refused to
Arrest Morrissey for Running a sa-
loon Without License.
Daily News Special.

Daily News Special.
VIcksbprg, June 1s.-The celebrated
4 !. n. M5xris1ey case came to an end
yeeteraay when the Circuit Court rem
dersd .udxment revokIng the or
dsr Of the BoaFd y Mayof and Alder
men granting ! retail :'quof license to
Morrissey Morrissey didpys nght the
matter in the Circuit Court and the
Judgment in that tribunal finally dis
poses OF the matter.
This is the case in which Vicks-
burg saloonkeeper defied a writ OF su-
persedeas issued by Chief Justice
Whitfield, of the State Supreme Court
1t IS also the same case in which
Sheriff TTy'and. Of Warren County
failed to act on the order Of Judge
B,Ish OF the Circuit Court. instructine
mir, to yrrast Asrrissey for running
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-13

The position Of woman's rocket
50 dms to worry great many men;
II hpntents worries the wome{
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-21

bank has a capital & s25. $780, 200. and
It's deposits are eight times as great.
which makes it the leading financial
institution OF the United States, The
Office of vice president, formerly mere
" an honorary title, was developed
Into a place second only IN power to
the president for Mr.. Yanderlip.
In his change from Uncle Sam to a
private corporation as an employer Mr.
yanderlip followed the lead Of his old
chieftain, Lyman H. Gage, former sec
retary OF the treasury.
Gage, when appointed TO the place
by President Mckinley. was highly
rated IN Illinois as a fnancier Of first
rank. but the remainder Of the coun-
try, while it knew his name. Had never
ranked him among the giants.
But from the time he took hold of
the nations finance he found himself a
much-sought for man. and eventually
he capitulated. and took the presl.
dency Of the United States Trust com.
pany.
The man who came after Mr. Gage
In the high office Of guardian Of the
country's cash. Leslie NJ. Shaw. Of
Iowa, had an experience much similar
to that Of Mr. Gage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-09-21

Of raising the hat that stualngs Of
paper and pads Of material are used
to induce a hat to achieve and retain
this totally false position. Last year
the pads were worn under the front
hair to induce II 10 roll upwards some
four inches above the brow. but this
year the practice is less com
mon; let US hope next year
II will have vanished altogether
I was ever an optimist. but / suffer
acuiely when | meet this coiffure IN
special evidence beneath an appraised
Bob" fringe 10 amongst the popu-
lar trimmings Of the hour It iA made
IN silk, cotton and worsted. and Is
used 10 decorate silk. linen and cloth
gowns, and seems to lend itself with
special sympathy 70 the short loose
coats and open sleeves which are just
now our special delight
As trimming fringe shares with flet
net most ot the dressmakerE' atten.
iions The latter Is adorned with.
heavy embroldenes Of floss silk or
lines Of siiken braid, and II Is 70 be
found doing duty as sleeves, vests and
skirt panels on dresses Of voile and
glace. A more inexpensive variety of
the iilet net is patterned with dragonsj
OF no species recognized by even the
most enlightened geological society;
and this Is much IN evidence in cream
color inset IN dresses Of white linen.
. The eagle also spreads itself boldly
upon Insertions OF flIet net, these beingi
usually some four inches IN width. and
putting IA their appearance upon
skirts Of linen. where th- are bor-
deFed at the top and the t.ssom with
! a monster tuck; while the bodice Of a
/ fine llnen-lawn exhibits d stripe Of the
lace down the center Of It's pinaforo
front, lace again on the hem Or the
kimono-shaped sleeves.
OF the making and wearing Of white
dresses there Is no end The white
linen skirt. white lawn shirt and
white lace coat form the costume. and
the monster bcllshaped hat accom-
panies Il covered With masses OF fow-
ers. or draped with q real lace veil
with huge wings ouispreading upon
the crown. The white muslin frocks
are more extravagant than ever; their
embroiderles extending alike over bod
ice, sleeves and skirts. while their de-
tails Of stitchery are marvels Of exc
cutlon--satin stitch. hem stitch and
drawn stitch combining with the finest
French knots and the most delicate
veining. Lawn dresses and piqne
dresses also show much elaboration
Of embroidery. but amongst the sue
cesses Of simplicity are the frOcks Of
spotted or striped cambrics and the
frocks Of hair-cord muslin. checked OF
striped