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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
In Memory Of "John oliver HOBBIES"

PLYMOUTH, March 23,-Two marble
tablets. one, bearing tho Inscription.
"Craigie LODGE" and the other "Penrl
Theresa CrNgie. novelist and dramatist,
lived here l900-l90G,n have boon erected at
tile entrance to Cralgle3 lodge, ST. Law
Ma's by Mr and Mrs.
their distinguished daughter, the late Mrs,
Craigie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
KAISER RUNS STORE
AND 'SOL|C|TS ORDERS
Pottery Made Oh One Of His E,s-
tates is Retailed in the Ger
man Capital.
GLAD TO DO BUSINESS
BERLIN. March .

BERLIN. March %.
The German Emperor. as we'll as sew
eral prominent members Of the most ex-
elusive class of Germa 8nristocrncy, are
active men Of business, who do not hesi-
tate to canvass orders on behalf Of their
respective firms.
This interesting information Is contain
ed in an urgent appeal addressed by u
young German nobleman to his fellow
aristocrats to cmancipute themselves
from the obsolete idea that 1t is beneath
their dignity to participate in any com
merclal occupation.
Owner Of Pottery Works.
The Emperor possesses extensive NOT.
terry works on his estate at Cadinen Ia
East Prussia, and conducts them himself
with great commercial zeal EXQUISITE
productions OF the imperial factories arc
sold in the Berlin branch OF the business
which Is known as the Hohenzollcrr
Stores. M -
The Emperor thus openly trades unde,
his own name, and, moreover, frequentl,
seizes suitable opportunities to canvass
orders. When he notices likely pur.
chaser of wares from his factories al
court or other festive gatherings, he ask.
him whether he cannot place an order
and II the answer Is In tho affirmative,
the Emperor draws a pencil from hi;
pocket and scribbles the order on hi
cuff, and does not conceal the pleasur,
he has In having done stroke Of bust
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
ARTIST GOES INSANE
At A ROYAL CONCERT.
sAstouf1ds Emperor and Guests by
Beating on Drum Military
Call to Assemble.
MAKES FOR THE KAISER
BERLIN. March q.

BERLIN, March q.
Eugene Kupke. ono OF the performers at
concert given last night In the Imperial
Palace, suddenly became mad and ere
nted an unprecedented scene in the pres
cnce OF tho Emperor and Empress and
other members Of the imperial family.
@ All the foreign Ambassadors accredited
the court, as well as 200 other distin-
guished guests, were present at the con-
cent, which was given in the great White
Hall Of the palnce by the orchestra and
chorus OF tho Royal Opera House. un-
der the conductorshlp Of Herr Richard
Strauss.
When the first part Of lbng pro-
gramme was finished. the Emperor and
oil the guests withdrew to the adjoining
X state chambers for an interval timed to
last half an hour. Suddenly, at the end Of
ten minutes, drum was heard beating
tho military command to assemble. The
majority OF tho Finiser's guests, having
been military men. fastened to obey the
call, although surprised at the unusual
procedure at a court concert.
The Emperor himself instinctivelyt turned
his steps back toward the White Hall to
obey the call, wondering who had dared
10 give such command In his presence
without his authorization.
When the Emperor and his guests
reached the White Hall they found that
Kupko hud gone mad !. seized tho drum
and begun beating the command to as
semble. He was compelled to desist, but
ran amuck. shrieking and gesticulating
wildly, and finally made dash at the
Emperor
He fought desperately. but was over
powered and elected from the hall and
handed over to the police, who conveyed
him to the mndhouse.
Tho Emperor kept cool, but the scene
created Intense excitement among the on.
lockers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24

Sultan Ahmed Mirzu, Who was chosen ~
Crown Prince on January Is. Ms Imperial
Highness Ia the second son of the new Shah
aea oa TS RspS Of n Ia
choice haa always to r he made q n prince ~
hes he s acl nH5sa e hs
heavily for some of the now. reforms In Persia.
IS Wns stated Il !p the ParliPmsnt att Teheran,
their children to Turkomans In order TO pay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
Boy Attacked by n Fowl,

4 LONDON, March 23,-A little hoy, 20
auckland Teleigh, Devonshire, was vi-
fciously attacked hy8a fowl yesterday
while he was standing at the door Of
his fathers farmhouse. IIe Was so So
tical attention was necessary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
New Fruit Evolved.

of grazing experiments j. r. CIljis,
OF Wellington. Cape Colony, has Pre-.
duced curiosity which partly ressm-sS
ibles the apricot and the pl UNI. and haa
the AaYog OF both fruits, 4. S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
English as She is Wrote.

PEKIN, March ga trading firm at
Pekin has received the following COM
munication: Dear Sir: The Chinese
calendar in your company Is glance in
looking, to be sure SURPRISING all the
example In connexi on with It's fine spec
tacle, while look 1t. 1 shall be Very
much Obliged, IL you will kindly give
me some pieces, as have great deal
OF interest Of It," q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
MARRIAGE OF ILLITERATEs
Many Couples Wed in Switzerland
Who Cannot Read or; Write.

GENEVA, \ March es,-statIstics JUS.
published show that during last year III
couples who could neither read nor write
were married In Switzerland,
Most of them made cross or star In
tho register book, but Others insisted ON
the pastor or registrar holding their halNis
land tracing their names on the marriage
certificates,
ills only fair to the Swiss to state that
80 per cent. of tho iiiterate brides and
lby!deEyoon,s hailed from Italy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
pee,rr.s Of 8His Own Shade,

CAPETONvN, March 23,--An agitation
has been started among tho coloredb
Cape Colony in favor Of applying the
principle In criminal cases Of trying q
man by his peers 50 that coloredS
man may be tried only BY q jury cons
posed Of colored people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
Royal Oatmeal.

L i
Prince Christian lIohenlohe. n MONDE
OF rnedintiscd royal dynasty, possessing
equal rank with MI the reigning hous ca In
Europe. carries on several different b,,si-
nesses on his ancestral estate ut Oehrln-
gen, Wurtemberg One factory makes
oatmeal, sold under the name OF Hohen-
lobe oatmeal. Another mnlscs cakes, sold
under the nnmes of Hohcnlohc cakes. A
third factory produces corsets. sold under
tho name Of Hohenlohe corsets, and much
sought after by south German ladies' on
account Of their prncely trademark.
Prince Egon Fuerstenberg owns largo
breweries, which supply many south Ger
man inns with excellent Fucrstenberg
beer. Prince Guido Donnersmarck. one OF
tho wealthiest sllesinn niagnntcs. con-
ducts a silk factory. the products of
which are sold under the trademark Of
his royal arms. Gs
The author of tolay's appeal begs the
German nrstoorats to follow these excel
lent examples and renounce their ludl-
crous dislike of trade.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
CIVIL DOCKET.

Maine Lumber Co., VS.. ]. T. And
erson & Co., attachment.
/. Patten Worsham Drug Co., VS..
Tucker & Greer.
S. D. Patrick VS.. Watkins Machine
& Foundry Co.
City of Hattiesburg VS.. G. D. McIn-
mis- ct al.
]. H. Heiss, trustee VS.. National
Bank of Commerce.
Gulfport Land & Lumber Co. VS..
Owen Reedy.
Payne & Jubert VS.. Creek Lumber
company.
Mrs. M. t. Moody VS.. City of Hat
tiesburg.
Oscar Sherman VS.. Colin Shaw.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Hollis VS.. N. o. &
| U. E. R. R. Co.
Mrs. Ellen Hunt VS.. N. o. & N. e
R. r. Co.
Hazlehurst Lumber Co. VS.. -
P. j. Toomer VS.. Suttle & Weaver
Simmons Hardware Co. VS.. Hat
1
tiesburg Furniture Co.
o. E. Graham VS.. Chas. Williams
Robt. Siegers VS.. Hattiesburg Te'
I company.
Moson Lumber Co. VS.. McElreat
Lumber Co.
G. c. Howard VS.. City of Hatties
burg.
i Ext. Lumber Co.. VS.. McElreat
Lumber Co.
b ]. ]. Crane VS.. Miss. Cen. R. r. @
A. X. Mclnnis VS.. c. R. Hughes.
t Lindon Lumber Co. VS.. Pole Stoc
& Lumber Co.
81 John Lynch VS.. F.. F, Phillips.
q Kate Hickman VS.. a. W. Byr
ct al.
L. B. IRELAND VS. E$ Warm
y Saw MIL Go.
city Of Hattiesbupe w z Ha'
kins ct al.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
d. C. Lea VS.. Fl. C. Taylor.

d. G. Lea VS.. II. C. Taylor.
w. C. Griffin Land Co., VS.. j. j.
Cooper.
B. B. Britain VS.. Rebecca Korne-
gan.
The Parker Blake Co., VS.. Dozier
Drug Co.
T. NJ. Fuller VS.. G. & S. l. R. r. Co.
Leila NJ Morris VS.. S. D. Patrick.
]. T. Sellers VS.. G.. & S. l. R. 20.
Virgil Jones VS.. T. A. McElreat
w. C. Griffin Land Co., VS.. Lewis
Griffin.
H. S. Lihns VS.. w. T. Smith.
Verge NJ. Barnes VS.. C. & S. l.
r. r. Co.
T. j. McDaniels VS.. G. & S. I. R
R. Co.
J. G. Woods VS.. Sam Adler.
McElreath Lumber Co., VS.. Paint
er Branch Lumber Co.
Kraus Bros. Lumber Co., VS.
Worthy Lumber Co.
NJ. A. Smith VS.. Lewis Werner
| Saw Mill Co.
Tom Morton Tobacco Co., VS.. C.
Gilbert.
Parker Blake Co.. VS.. Home Drui
Co.
National Bank of Commerce VS.. R
c. Oliver ct al.
| Needs Lumber Co. VS.. ~ o. rs
n. E. r. r. Co.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26

]. ]. Cobb VS.. A. E. Causey.
The Rosefield Co. VS.. H. H. and Q.
c. Orr.
M. J. Epley VS.. NJ. NJ. Serten and
A. N. Sexten. -
o. H. Jordan VS.. Hattiesburg Light
G. Power Co.
| Anderson Lumber Co. VS.. Miss.
Lumber & Export Co.
j. B. Bunkett VS.. G. & S. |. R. R.
Co.
Alfred Hitler Co. VS.. N. Ferguson
and Sallie Ferguson.
Mrs. Mary Rushing ct al VS.. N. o.
& N. E. R. R. Co.
Continental National Bank of Chi
cago VS.. M. L. Ward and w. T. Rob-
rets.
Meridian Planning and Creosoting
Co. VS.. Southern Lumber & Export
Co.
S. c. Culpeper VS.. B. A. Lancaster
South Texas National Bank VS.. c
L. Nabers.
Sumrall Lumber Co., VS.. w. B
Perry and A. e. Causey.
McInnis Lumber Co., VS.. w. F
Boiling.
T. A. McElreath VS.. Virgil Jones.
S. L. Heidelburg VS.. M. j. & K
c. R. R. Co.
Mrs. E. L. MCGEE admx. VS.. Miss
Gen. R. R. Co.
w. C. Bennett VS.. Hattiesburi
Educational association.
T. H. Rowe VS.. City of Hattiesbure
C. j. Wire VS.. City of HattiesPurg
Western Electrical Co., VS.. Noble,
:. Lindsey Electrical Co.
A. E. Causey VS.. j. G. Napier
d Stevens & Ruffin VS.. Geo. "
Craft.
t. T. M. Seaman VS.. Nicola Stove Co
Hattiesburg Grocery Co., VS.. j..
Z. Tompkins.
Fractionless Metal Co., VS.. Wa
N kins Machine & Foundry Co.
w. c. Bennett VS.. South. Miss. &C
). Mrs. S. Berry ct al VS.. Cumberlar
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
" A. c. Hudson vs. Miss. Cen. R.
R. Co.
w. c. Bennett vs. NJ. ]. & K.
4. R. R. Co.
e. L. S. Gruenwald & Co. VS.. Mrs.
L. Hoggett.
H. Electric Supply Co., VS.. Noble
Lindsey Electrical Co.
w Ward Kent Co., VS.. B. Moore.
Union Produce Co. VS.. Butner Pr
L. duce Co.
Hattiesburg Heights Land Co., Y
es t. N. P. Hatten and ]. H. Busc
man.
th j. ]. Hibbitt VS.. B. T. Mosley.
National Bank of Commerce VS..
is B. Markell ct al
Ed. Taylor VS.. Miss. Cen. R.
e. Co.
The jackson Casket & Mfg. Co..
R. David Fairly. 49, II
r. A. Cameron VS.. w T. Smftt
nd R. A. Cameron VS.. NV. F. synith
w. C. Griffin Land Co, vg ].
ett Forshee.
Kohn, Well & Co. vsA Euge
VS.. Campbell.
The McEbreath Lumber &C,
on N. o. & N. E. R. R. Co.
G.. H. Harden, agent for Monsi
nd Visible Typewriter Co, VS.. War
Upton.
M. w. c. Pooley VS.. Mrs. M. l..
Carthy.
ss. The McElreath Lumber Co. vs.
o. & N. E. R. R. Co.
E. l. M. Wright VS.. M. ]. & X. 4
R. R. Co.
& George McDuf by w. p McDt
VS., Hattiesburg Business alege.
iro- Sanitary Plumbing Cows, L.
~ Smith.
RI A9nrican Hotel suppIyo-, VS.. v
R. Hardy.
sR James Halbrooks VS.. eridian Fe
tilizer Factory.
ID. T. j. Barrett Vi. A. livingston
redwood Lumber Coz N. Q.
Co! N. b. r. R. Co,
~ III Denham " barrett e
(R. al
Mrs. A. H. Ethrtdge NJ. J. 4
3o,s- k. o. R. R. Co.
\ John Young VS.. g. \, T. Co
Orr Redwood Lumq - 90. ~ o 4
N, r. R. R, Co,
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26


cealed weapon.
Mack Melton assault and battery
with intent to kill.
Oscar Smithwick-assault and bat
terry.
Jesse Lee-blank.
Claud McKanes-unlawful cohabl-
tation.
Floyd West alias Dead Easy
carrying concealed weapon.
Corine Tccker-retailing.
| Marie Misunderstanding.
Evans Harper-carrying concealed
weapon.
Jim Gale alias Walter Kelly
rape.
Will Glover alias Dave Evans
sodomy.
Alexander jackson alias Tim Jack
son-burglary.
Will Shows-carrying concealed
weapons.
Alice Dean-for bond.
B. F. Pittman-false pretense. Two
charges.
E. p Smith-failure to provide fire
protection.
protection.
Oscar mithwick-obstructin JUS
| tice. Three charges.
Oscar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gam
bling table,
Chas Leeper-assault and battery
with intent to kill.
Lewis Griffin-assault and battery
with intent to kill.
Jim Notwithstanding peace of fam
lily.
Tom Misunderstanding.
Annie Green alias "Cink"-retail-
ing.
Hattie Hollum-retailing. Two
charges.
Will McCaleb--blank
, Gus Allen-carry concealed weapon
Two charges.
F. o. Franklin-grand larceny.
L. E. Gay-carrying concealed wea
pom.
Eli Powell-blank.
Will Hinton-carrying concealed
weapon.
q G. B. Ates-blank.
Emma Misunderstanding.
l. Ed Blapks-blank.
Carrie Hudson-carrying conceale,
weapon.
l. Nincey Brown-selling liquor.
Geo. Hartdigan-resIsting officer.
weapon.
Dollie Patterson-selling liquor.
g Lou Vaughn-selIing liquor.
George Williams-selling liquor.
p Mat Thomas-selling liquor.
>Gordon-selling liquor
Mamie Cloud-blank
d. Herbert Poue-selling liquor.
Ida Norman-selling liquor.
Hiram Wells-selling liquor!
Of Mollie Jones-selling liquor.
Ben Jones-receiving stolen pro
erty. :
n Sam Patterson-selling liquor.
Will Misunderstanding.
Mark Misunderstanding co
lg cealed weapon.
Jno Recommendations mischief.
lobe Sellers-assau1t and battery
n Jim Jenkins-retailing
Jim Misunderstanding.
70 Ben CORRESPONDING stolen pro
erty.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
/ COURT CRIMINAL DOCKET
LARGEST in THE C0UNIY'S HISTORY

Circuit court convenes next Mon
day morning and the court officials
have all things in readiness for the
opening and so that court may pro
coed to business at once.
Circuit Clerk Nixon completed both
dockets yesterday morning at an
early hour and they are the largest
ever presented at any term of court
in this county.
Following is copy of the criminal
docket in full:
Crit McInnis-assault and battery.
Dora King-forfeiture.
John Blunks-manslaught
Marion Dearman-blank.
Ed Notwithstanding.
Emma Hoggett-vagrancy.
Roy Watson-blank.
Ed Wright-selling liquor.
Albert Fanly-occupant of building
where liquor is sold.
Julia Peacock-carrying concealed
weapons.
| Geneve Misunderstanding.
Will Jones-blank.
| w. A. Dozier-selling on Sunday.
! Crit McInnis-rob5ery
| Alex Pace-carrying pistol con
cealed.
Sam Roberts-tfalse pretense.
Geo. NJ Hammer-occupant OF
building where liquor is sold.
Manning Miller-vagrant.
Tom Misunderstanding.
Henry Kelly-retailing.
Rush Oakes-vagrancy.
| Walter misunderstanding con
cealed weapon
i ]. R. Smith-carrying concealed
weapon.
Phillip Weidman-occupy build
ing wheer liquor is sold.
Chester Morgan and Will Burnside
robbery.
II A. G. Pool-occupant of building
where liquor is sold.
Chester Morgan and Walter Burn
side-robbery.
Bessie Hoggett-vagrancy
Geneve Matthews-vagrancy
Ruth Oakes-vagrancy.
Emma Hoggett-vagrancy
Albert Brackett-escape fror
farm.
d. B. Holmes-obtaining money III
der false pretenses. Three charges.
Burt Valkin-larceny.
Geo. Hammer-occupant of built
ling where liquor is sold.
: Emma Hodgett-occupant of bull
ing where liquor is sold.
Joe James-robbery.
Ruth Oakes-occupant of buildin
where liquor is sold
Oscar Sherman-disposing of pro
} erty on which there was lien.
Julia Peacock-retailing.
w. H. Valkin-occupant of bull
: ing where liquor is sold.
Ben Yew-retailing.
GeO. M. IldulllCl OSSupoht
building where liquor is sold.
Dolly Patterson-retailing.
c. H. Yates-obtaining money u
, der false pretense.
. Jim Misunderstanding
John Moody-occupant of buildir
where liquor is sold.
Manning Miller-retailing.
Eli Powell-carrying weapon co
cealed.
% Mazda Gordon-retailing Tv
" charges.
Jim Collins-retailing.
% Julia Peacock-retailing
Tom Spencer-assault and battery
u. E. Maddox-trespass.
H. c. Per1y-blank.
Alice Dean-selling liquor. II
charges.
James notwithstanding
stt Joe e. Williams-grand larceny.
r Dolly Accommodating.
Patience Watts-retailing. Thu
charges.
Julia Peacock-retailing. TIL
charges.
Crit McInnis-assault and bait
e with intent to kill.
Oscar Smithwick-blank.
- Roy Watson-perjury.
Foster Carter-gaming.
\ Patience Watts--retailing
y |
Dollie Patterson-retailing.
Mat Demonstrating.
John McBride-assault and bait
with intent to kill
Crit McInnis-assault and bait
with intent to kill.
Sam Patterson-retailing
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26


Orr Bros, VS.. j. R. Summers.
West Supply Co. VS.. Hattiesburg |
Light & Power Co.
John McInnis, ST., VS.. M. J. & X.
C. R. R. Co.
John McInnis, Jr., VS.. M. J & K |
c. R. R. Co.
Jones Summall Lumber Co. vs. A |
NJ Turner Lumber Co.
]. NJ Gatlin VS.. Southern Express
company.
D. R. McRaney VS.. Chicago Lum
Der Co.
w. R. Renfroe VS.. NJ. ]. & X. c.
R. R. Co.
H. H. Orr VS.. Western Union Tele-
graph Co.
j. G. Cole VS.. G. B. Hall.
T. M. Curtis VS.. M. ]. & R. c.
R. R. Co.
w. ]. Holloway VS.. NJ. J. & X. C.
R. R. Co.
r. E. Holloway VS.. M. J. & X. c.
R. R. Co.
v. T. Miller VS.. NJ. J. g. r. C. R.
R. Co.
G. G. Holloway VS.. M. ]. & X. c.
R. R. Co.
Yarbrough Lumber Co. VS.. Pole
Stock Lumber Co.
Robert E. Buchby next friend
| DoHo 81 L to-
ham.
. l. c. Alexander VS.. Western Union
Telegraph Co.
J. e. Banon VS.. Miss. Cen. r. r. Co.
J. M. Wall VS.. Miss. Cen. R. R. Co.
Cushion Bros. G Co. VS.. Orr Bros.
Easterling Lumber Co. VS.. Yellow
Pine Mfg Co.
J. T. Parker VS.. Western Union
Telegraph Co.
j. D. Hawkins VS.. N. o. & N. E.
R. R. Co.
T. w. Foote VS.. j. d. Ravesies.
R. G. McCante VS.. Western Union
Telegraph Co.
Pyland Bros. Co. VS.. B. B. Purvis.
Mrs. e. L. Magee VS.. Miss. Cen
! R. R. Co.
Gibbons & Stream VS.. Mobley Lind
sey Electrical Co.
Mrs. Allen Cameron VS.. Miss. Cen
y R. R. Co.
]. ]. Newman Lumber Co. vs. D. H
Ravesies and ]. P. Griffin
G. J. Miller VS.. Henry Grimes.
Fairbanks & Co. VS.. c. w. & L. W
Rich.
s. E. Perkins vs. o. ]. Bowen an
e. l.. Thompson.
W. H. Volkin and Peacock VS.. Yves
ern Union Co.
J. j. Bryant vs. Miss. Cen. R. T
company.
n. H. B. Snyder VS.. Western Unto
Telegraph Co.
Pole Stock Lumber Co., VS.. c. !
Brown.
n. Mrs. Louise Riggles VS.. ]. ]. Ney
man Lumber Co. and Miss. Cen. I
R. Co.
"Oi ShahlS 0iOCciy W. vs.. w.
Easterling, Collins & King garnishe
T T. Lee VS.. j. A. S. Lowry.
n Holmes Lumber Co. VS.. Dixie Lur
Der Co.
M. A. Smith VS.. Lewis Warner Sa
Mill Co.
Ahrens OFT Mfg. Co. VS.. J.
d. Kearney Plumbing Co.
M. L. Thompson VS.. D. H. Reavsi,
IS. and H. F. Griffin.
Bank of D'Lo VS.. the McElrea
ne Lumber Co.
Lyndot Lumber Co. VS.. McInn
n Lumber Co.
Leila Robinson VS.. N. o. & N.
al R. R. Co.
c. o. Conner VS.. G. & s. I. R.
VS.. Co.
y w. A. Posey vs. B. F. Mosley al
,er A. K McInnis.
R. A. Magruder VS.. d. Emmt
at McInnis.
R. B. Griffin and D. R. McInnis
J. P. Griffin.
& w. G.. Kernstra VS.. Western Uni
Telegraph Co.
E. A. Leahman & Co. VS.. R. H. a
H. A. Hemphill
Hattiesburg Lumber Co. VS.. A.
er. Turner Lumber Co.
lat R. T.. Sleeper for Pearl VS.. Mi
Cen. R. R. Co.
IS. Hugh Campbell VS.. N. o. & N.
Tea R. R. Co.
Sadie David Abraham VS.. M. j.
ath X. G. R. R. Co.
Hill Bros. Co. VS.. Merchants
les Gerry Co.
T. T. Downs VS.. Miss. Cen r.
ath Co.
Robert Boykin VS., q q s, ].
Co. r. Co.
$. Gaines Tucker vs., n o. & N.
ock r. r. Co. &
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26

redwood
s. |. R. R. CAN
Moore-Haggert.
N. o. & N. E. r.
Moore Haggerty
n. o. & N. E. R.
Redwood Lumber NR, vs.. c.
l. R. r. Co.
W. $. Davenport Is, ~ Co,
R. R. Co. nv
n. E. R. R. Co.
R. r. Co.
Wesco Supply Co, rs.
Lindsey Electrical Co.
State of Mississippi VS.
Miller ct al
State of Mississippi Vi
Literary & Amusemex
G. & S. l. K. r.
East Palestine Pc.o!
H. & Q. C. Dry.
-Haggefty Lumber
J. & X. C. r.. R. Co. Four sun
Needs Lumber Co., VS.. NJ. ].
C. R. R. CD. Three suits.
Watch the Daily News Grow.
Sc DAILY NEWS WANT ADS.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26

Sc DAILY NEWS WANT ADS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-07
REFUTES THE IDEA
Of RACE SUICIDE
Chicago Man Has So Many
Children He Forgets
Number.

CHICAGO. Feb. A practical beIiev-
er in President ROoseveits doctrine
against race suicide was found in Chris
topher SchaeIer. Who testified ia Mu-
nicipal Judge GammiIrs court that ne
had about forty children.
When asked the exact number, he said
he could not count them, as he did not
remember the names OF all. Scharfer
said he was siXty-1ivt years old, and had
been married four times. and that two
Of his wives had been widows with chill
dren OF their own,
Most OF nay children have been mar
ried OF and 1 don't remember how many
ot them there are, SAID he
Schaefer sued the Chicago City Rail-
way Company for damages for injuries
alleged 10 have been sustained by aim
while alightine from a ca near his res
ldence, al5S Bishop avenue. lie testi-
fled that prior to that time he never
suffered from rheumatism and said he
was not drinking man.
Two of his forty" children. Airs.
Mary kinkaid and Matilda Schaefer.
contradicted their fathers testimony.
They said he had been suffering from
rheumatism iOT twenty years. and that
he was In the habit of drinking large
quantities OF liquor.
The jury returned a verdict in favor
of the traction company.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-07
WAR SECRETARY
RODE WITH MAIDS
Mr.. Haldana Heard Ser
wants Gossip About
Hostess.

LONDON. Feb. mr.. Haldane, secre-
tary for war. has been telling his frie@ls
an amusing story against himself. Mr.,
Haldsne has the appearance of rather
elderly valet and he is altogether con
scious Of il.
The other day he was the principal
guest al big country house party. On
arriving al the country house he had
some difficulty la finding his luggage
with the result that the carriage sent
20 meet him was driven away. the
co1chman thinking Mr.. Haldane had
not arrived,
ON the platform were two smart lady's
maids also part of the house party. Mr.
Hdldane in his innocence asked them If
there was cab 10 be got The maids at
once replied. Yes. Wen all so to
gether." On The way TO the house one
Of the maids eOnhded 10 AIr Haldane
mat the hostess was VIGOROUSLY mean
and starved an her guests and her serV-
ants.
In fact" she added my missus
would never have come again only she
Has a son who wants q job, and she
heard old Haldane was going 10 stop
the week end Mr. Haldane was un-
certain how 20 act. He did not give
himself away. but decided that be
would walk from the lodge gates 90
the house.
As ne tried 10 step out of the cab.
however, one IF the maids stopped him
with. No, YOU don't You've got 20
share the fare OF this cab II was only
in the evening thar the maids discovered
their mistake.