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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-18
THE BUILDING WORLD.

New Buildings to be Erected and Alter
 ations on Others.
 Architects Foote and Townsend have completed plans for three story tene- ment block to be erected on Asylum street for T. J. Reynolds of 167 Asylum street. As called for by the plans the building will be 2Sx4S feet and will con- tain 15 rooms arranged for three fami- lies of five rooms eacn The contract will probably be awarded the first of next week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-18

CONSOLIDATED SUED FOR $5,OOO.
 Claiming $5,0Oo damages against the Consolidated road for the death of Ab- bic Jane Kirkland, of 124 Howe street, the Consolidated road was yesterday sued by Martha F. Mcbride, the ad- ministratrix of the estate. It is claim ed that death was due to injuries re- ceived February 2, 1907 when the de- ceased was trying to board 2 car at the corner of State and Court streets which was started prematurely and without warning.
 Miss Kirkland was endeavoring to get aboard south-bound car which Glad come to full stop at the cross walk She had one foot on the step, when it is stated, the car jumped ahead without any warning being giy- en- She was thrown and dragged some distance. The plaintiff claims that the woman was internally injured and also received painful bruisesS strains and q wrenching of the back, abdomen, side and arms.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-18

Brown & Won Beren are drawing plans for a four story brick building, SSxS5 feet to be erected in Brown street for G. Frank Murphy The building will contain 64 rooms, which will be ar ranged for sixteen tenements,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-18
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
DE LUCIA TRIAL TO BE STARTED
 AT ONCE.

Consolidated Sued for ,OOO--Joseph
 Dickinson Awarded s1OO Damages
 Many Cases Before Cit Court.
 The motion made for more specific statement compelling the state to name which of tlle DeLucias did the actual shooting of Raffaele Petrone at he box shop on January IS last, and which was argued on Tuesday before Judge Ralph Wheeler in the superior court was overruled yesterday and the case will now be brought immediately to trial. To this end Sheriff Durham drew list of fifty urymen, wAich, added to those already on the panel, will come in to- day, and the jury which will try the case will be selected.
 The actual tritl of the case. however, will not begin until next Tuesday, thus ruling having been agreed to by Judge Wheeler in order that the taking of testimony may not be broken into. The selection of a jury will probably com prise all day, so therefore it was not tcought advisable to start the actual trial, as only one day could be had this week for evidence.
 The trial will be strenuously fought, inasmuch as the defense has on two occasions tried to we the state name the actual slayer has been defeat ed in each move It was alleged at the time of the crime that the shooting was done by Lucania DeLuchia, who escap- ped, but in the report of the coroner the shooting is charged to Custode, who with his father is under arrest. The father and escaped brotaer are charged with being accessories to the crime by having held Petrone down on the ground while Custode shot him. The defense will claim that the shooting was done by Lucania
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-18

3SXS0 rect to De erected III BTOWn street for G. Frank Murphy. The building will contain 64 rooms, which will be ar ranged for sixteen tenements,
 The contract for the carpentry has been awarded to C. A. Goodspeed, that of the masonry to P. E. Platt and that of tn plumbing and heating to J. H. Buckley in connection with the erection of two family house in Foster street for John T. Carr, The plans for the house which were drawn by Architect c. E. Berger call for house of frame construction to contain twelve rooms.
 The contract for the building of a three family house in Mansfield street for Miss A. G. Gaffney has been award ed to Fogarty & Donegan, The struc- ture will be 24x69 feet, of frame con- struction. each flat to contain four rooms. R. Petrille & Son will do the mason work.
 The carpentry work on the house to be built in Oak street for A. Stone, will be done by l, Cohen. D. Glover will do the masonry work. Architect F. E. Brown drew the plans and they call for a building which will cost in the neigh borhood of S1000O.
 The Tracy company of Waterbury will probably be awarded the contract for the erection of the school building for Milford. They are the lowest bid ders. As called for by the plans, which were drawn by Architect Walsh, the building will be three estories high ana will contain a basement and twenty five rooms. It will be of brick eonstruc- tion and Pennsylvania stone trimming. The building will be used for grammar and high school purposes. Contractors will be given nine months in which to complete the work.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-18

ATTACKED SMALL GIRLS. Earl Bryanta, machinest, of 91
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-18

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-20

Should you be passing our Show Windows, stop few
moments and take look then in and see the Great
Show of beautiful things in China, Cut Glass, Leather
Goods, Fancy Fans Rugs Baskets Carpet Sweepers Ia
BILE Linens, Napkins, and CHI many many other
tces.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
RECORD OF ARMY SCANDALS.

Lieutenant Mack Richardson, who
has just committed suicide in San An
tonic, Texas, was forced to resign
from the army because he wooed and
won the daughter of prominent Tex
and and on the day set for the wedding
sent dispatch saying he was i'll.
when. as matter of fact, he was in
an automobile party.
Lieutenant Edward Hugh Martin, a
brilliant young officer, married Gussie
McKee, the "Poolroom Queen" after
he had broken his marriage engage
ment with Miss Katharine Travers,
daughter OF Francois G. Travers, of
Oyster Bay. Dismissed from the army
in 1900 and sent to Sing Sing for
forgery in 1901.
Major Putnam Bradlee Strong, son
of the late Mayor Strong, eloped with
Lady Frances Hope, formerly May
Yohe, an actress. Resignation called
for and accepted. His mother paid
$4,000 to quiet the scandal
Lieutenant Sidney Burbank was to
marry the daughter of prominent
Kansan, but instead wed Filipino
girl while on military duty in the far
East. Burbank repudiated his mar
riage, but the War Department proved
it, Dismissed and sentenced to is
months imprisonment
Captain George w. Kirkman paid
attentions to the wife of brother Off
Ger. She committed suicide by shoot
ing rather than give him up. Kirkman
tried to kill himself. Tried by court
martial and sentenced to three years
Imprisonment.
Lieutenant Colonel william P. Pitch
er Tilted Miss Carolia Harold. His
recent statement in reference to the
Brownsville affair resulted in Presi-
dent Roosevelt directing that proceed
ings be taken against him.
Lieutenant Louis McLane Hamilton,
was accused of insulting the wife of
a fellow officer. Tried by courtmar-
tial IN the Philippines and sentenced
to dismissal. Judgment was commut-
"a BY President Roosevelt on the
promise to apologize to the husband
OF the woman.-Baltimor News
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
Metropolitan ELECTRIC THE.
AFTER.

No place in the State can boast of
such complete and comfortable Elec.
trio Theater as can Hattiesburg. The
Gem Amusement Company's exhibit
ton, next to the postoffice is perhaps
the best of its kind to be found any
where. The pictures and songs are a
type of excellence, being not only free
from any offensive situations, but in
structive. Ladies and children are
especially shown every courtesy. which
in itself is a greal advertisement.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
BIC NAVY.

In Spfinghelf, Ill, q negro preacher
preached a serrhon from the text, Let
there be peace.'l During the sermon a
Colts "A revolver reposed on the Bible
in full view Of the congregation. The
peace was not disturbed nor a razor
drawn during the course of his re-
marks. This would seem to support
the claim Of Eobson that a big navy
| is necessary for peace Columbus
Commercial. $50
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
lMpRovEMENv s-vt3

Dry and seasoIably
prevails throughout the cotton belt,
and already a material Improvement
in the crop liz reported TehN yecuper-
alive powers OF the cotton plaHt are
well known, and If Southern energy
can clear the fields of grass we mary
see complete reversal OF form and
condition in the growing crop. It IS
possible. 1t is up to the, weather clerk
now to do his best and to keep on do
ing it.
Three weeks of good weather, it is
estimated, Will put the crop fairly on
its feet. and we are in the second of
the needful three weeks In all human
probability the weather hereafter viii
be warm, and it will also probably be
pretty dry An occasional shower
would hereafter be benefit instead
of a damage.
Cur farlners have every known in
ducement for clearing their fields of
my hhOW tbC oCuuu1G VIII
exceed the supply. They know they
are sure to receive 10 cents for every
pound they produce, with excellent
chances of getting considerable divI-
dend in addition. This alone should
drive .he grass from every field and
If this viii not do it then the fact that
it is allhnportant that we should hold
the chief source OF supply against all
c,m"rs should induce every man to
resi- up his sleeves and get down To
hard work.
1t viii not be possible to duplicate
the crop of 1906 but it is possible to
make a rnillion-bale crop. and
every muscle should be stra;aci to
bring that poss .bility within reach.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
SHAKER COLONY IS SWEPT
BYDLSASTROUS CONFEDERATION

invalids, unable to escape from the
buildings. Their bodies have not as
yet been recovered.
The property loss is heavy, repre-
senting the entire savings of the col
ony. There was no way Of fighting
the flames and the fire literally burned
itself out
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

With rush of the prices upward,
the man with the unincreased salary
will have to consider daily two-meals
or one-meal scheme, along with the
here-there-were-two plan
once suggested by Mr.. Jay Could
st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

. Politely but positively. the .
> News must impress upon its pa .
) irons of the Want Column that .
. want ads. must be paid for in adj .
> vance, or they will not be in .
. serted. Q
. Tpis rule is inviolate. Your
. credit is good, of course, but .
D want ads. are inserted at cheap 9
B rates, and the News cannot af- .
> ford to carry hundreds of these
= small accounts on the books. 1t
B wound render necessary the en-
) pigment of special hookkeeper 4
3 and, collector for want ad de 4
D pariment alone Don't send in Z
D wadt ads. by telephone. Bring 4
> them to the Office, accompanied 4
> by the cash. This rule applies to 4
> the rich and poor alike, and is
| D therefore not reflection on your 4
: credit. Our want ads. bring re- 4
> suits. Rates are one cent a word I
. each Insertion. No ad. taken for (
| . leas than 25c If for only one inser- 4
. tiop 4
10 Want ads. to fe inserted in
> classified column must be in Of 4
3 flee by IL o'clock.
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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

There are some no contend that it
is the men in soft lblic offices, with
free passes and alixpenses paid. to
whom MI. Kippling ali,des as the sons
of Mary. while. as this poet sees it,
the tax payers are the sons of Martha.
Dallas News.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

ing 1t q linen sboxer, in honq y
Miss KING this afternoon. The Tod r
King wedding, which will take TIC
in Meridian the 10th Of this month
Of great interest, as both the you
people hav number Of friends
Mosa Sell Mcleod ente
tanned Thursday evening Il
hono o. M Jones, Of Crystal
Mrs. Dtho Harpe and son left Thura
day. "A st. Louis, where they vii
spdhd ae summer with Mrs. Harpe'l
mdther
Mrs. Il. q. Hall left for her nome
fin Scranton this morning after a visit
10 her daughter, Mrs. P. e. Phillips.
Mrs. d. c. Beauchamp and childre1
+
left this morning for Rawls SPRING.
where they will spend few daxt
= {
E Mrs. Ogletree, Of Alabama. Il 90
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. 0sofgt
Wilson on Walnut street.
= =
.aao., A-~.. r,h,lI;,,., many fria,ds
regret to learn of her Illness at hei
home on Main street
E, r. Won s;uetteT, Of Jackson, pres
ident Of the State Optical Association
is in the city today
I, : = 4
Mrs. e. L. Robins and children hay,
returned from visit to Mrs. Robins
mother in Meridian
Mr.. Arthur KThus has returned iron
Chicago, where NJ has been during tn
past winter.
/ Mrs. P. e. Hunter has returned I
Sanford, Texas, after visit to Mrs
Easterling.
Miss Matte Mckinley will spen
Sunday with her mother in Brood
haven.
4 %I-~
i Mr.. r. s. Clark, prominent turper
time man Of Bassfietd, is in he cit
today.
Miss Rubie Hardee! Of Meridian,
the guest of.Mrs. j. q. Thompkins-
Miss Ruth Hinton, of Lumberto
Is the guest of Miss Ethel Turner.
Miss Marie Oakley is visiting rel
4ixas u Evansville, Ind
ii ~ j. P. Pace is visiting relativ'
Y 4 friends in Connehatta.
z a
MI Robert Loveland is visitil
4 friends In Laurel.
9 Mrs- Oscar Grace Of Prentiss, is
he city.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

LOST, STRAYED OR One
light bay horse, with heavy name
and tail; saddle marks on back;
weighs 1,100 pounds. Return 10
B, M. Cook Plumbing Company and
receive reward. ji4-st
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

f. I ~ =
The Maids and Matrons were ent1r.
tanned feliehtfully BY Mrs. Henry Turz
ner on Thursday afternoon at IL
home OF Hrs. Harper on Bay street
A number Of guests as wen as club
members were present. and ak tables
made the game Of euchre very inter-
esting. The guest prize. q very pretty
pair Of house slippers. was won by
Mrs. ]. w. Davidson, while the club
prize, q dainty white parasol, was cap
tured BY Mrs. George Calhoun. A.
ter the game Mrs, Turner served .
delicious luncheon, the following menu
being served with unusual taste; or
ange juice frappe, stuned tomatoes,
potato chips, veal loaf, olives, waters,
sandwiches and mint tea.
The guests present were; a Mes
DANES a. F. Thomasson. ]. w. David
son, Sara Hendo1, OF Meridian Row
an, Mackey, Gilbert, Morford, Har-
per, Moore. Rodgers, and Misses jamie
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one q tne soc'ai events connec'eo
tion given ~ Rev and Mrs. 4 u
O,Briant for The senior class with
Professors Thames, Todd, Ferguson
and Miss t4onnar
The recention hall and dining room
were most tastefully decorated with
ferns and the college colors (black and
va,,ovl
After several pretty Selections or
the niano. q dainty ice course. carry
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

veil may the poor people 81 n
York exult over the Derby vidl
Ct Richard Cookers horse n
hiiow whence the money has come
Ouy such horses Philadelphia ~
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
Daily News BIZ
Make Your Want

Advertisements will be inserted un
der this head at one cent a word.
Cash must accompany copy. ."Posi-
tion Wanted" ads will be printed
three times free Of charge.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
AT LEAST ONE coop asal,l !.

ewing to the war being waged q
nature fakirs," we may be able u
get throSR this nearsummer without
once heart ~ Atlantic city "
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

WANTED-Nice young men for roou
and board. Apply Mrs. E. o. Dol
121 Bushman street iI3-eos
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms
bath, 6O3 Second street, near Il -
Hattiesburg. Phone Cum. 375.
Hit
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
EATING N FAST TENNESSEE.

When q town fellow visits a country
home and they sit him down to a
table laden with hickory wood smoked
ham as sweet as nectar, fried eggs
fresh from the chicken factory, home
made bread. butter churned before
Breakfast. milk and cream taat never
saw chalk or water and score Of
sweet meats, pastries and fruits and
then Apologies 70 him for nG having
something 70 eat, he cannot help but
wonder what they do have when they
are expecting Ncompany. Greenville
TENN Sun.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
THE WORST
PosslsLE PUNISHMENT

/ The true way to punish Howard
Gould and his wife " to compel them
to live together Birmingham Age
| Herald.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14
cITATIG

Second District, PER-,
To Mrs. P. w. Hall
fendants).
You are commanded
fore the Chancery Cl
his office on the sec@
same being the Sth
1907. at the court no
Hattiesburg, Missis|
the suit in the Char
Second judicial u
County. State of M
MCGOWAN and otl
and others are del
pose of said suit
made by John F.
life time. whereby
vey to Mrs. H. /.
vided one-half into
d. II. McInnis Sd
164 of the Critic
city of Hattiesbura
mutual mistake of
matter.
This the 14th daJ
1907.
i14-3tw
E. P. Daushdrl
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

FOR RENT--Rooms suitable for light
housekeeping, furnished or unfurz
nished close in. Call 1856 Hoy
phone.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

Secretary Ffadabaugh, of the Nation
al Retail Je Eelers' Association, has
taken the mi tiative in perfecting the
organization ARnd will be present at
the Meridian meeting. Delegates will
be named befpre adjournment to the
next ANIMAL coeYention of the National
Association VIII, Lib will be held at Chi
cago in sIeptem per-
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

CHIP" of New Orleans Picayune
fame, IS "jollying1 Hattiesburg citizens
today.
A party Of young people drove to
Rawls Springs for supper early yes
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-06-14

Miss Effie King IL the guest of Mrs
F. H. Cline. Mrs. Cline Is entertain
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-04-05
Carey Lands to be Opene d.

The opening of the first 10000
acres of land under the Twin Falls
North Side Land & Water compa-
ny's canal system will take place
at Miner on Monday, April %,
under the supervision of the state
land board. Entries will be made
by drawing, the same as hereto
fore, and the price of the land will
be the same, so cents acre payable
half down and half when final proof
is made. The water rights cost
$50 an acre, of which SO is pay
able at time of filing and the re-
mainder in ten annual installments
The Oregon Short Line has
granted rate of one fare for the
round trip to Miner from all points
ia Idaho.
The Miner townsits will be
opened on the same date. Mil
ner will be the junction city con.
Meeting the 100000 acres on the
north side with the railroad by
electric railway and will be the
shipping point of large territory.
The company is building $780, 900
hotel and other large structures
are planned, including a bank and
several business houses. One
fourth payment down is required
on the lots.
Bob McCollum and Major Reed
have everything gresed for the
opening, which is expect to eclipse
all others in point of interest.
There are indications of an excep-
tionally large attendance. Twin
Falls News.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-04-05
GROVELAND GOSSIP.

Mrs. VIM. Lindsay is in Utah
where she underwent an opera
ton March %. 1t is reported
that she is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nyman
from Logan are visiting their
daughter Mrs. S. q. Seamons this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jenson are
back from Rock Spring where they
have been since last July.
Ureal Highman one of our
school boys left Wednesday for
Perry, Bannock Co. where he
will stay this summer.
There was another branch added
to Limb family Mch. Goth, when
boy was born to the wife of
John Limb.
Mrs. Mecham is very sick. Mr..
Mecham is somewhere on the road
coming from southern Utah, how
ever he is expected here in few
days,
Quite a number of our towns
people have gone to conference
at Salt Lake.
Several of our townmen ar e
fixing up their sidewalks prepar-
atory to setting out trees. We
say to others. 600 thou and do
likewise and make what our
name implies Groveland.
Mrs. Charley Gray from Perry
is visiting her old friends the
Hale families.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-04-05

that Fred Dubois and his Mormon
issue are the only things that could
keep the party from winning.
Now | for one am not certain that
an effort to unseat Dubois would
be successful. He has too strong
a hold, but this | do believe, that
a movement of this kind will So
scare his following that at the next
state convention compromise
can be made which will eliminate
the Mormon question as the lead
ing, burning issue of the Demo
cratic campaign and place it where
it should be, down toward the end
of the platform in plank by IT.
SELF"
These interviews were with men
who are interested in the move
ment but who are not the men &C.
lively pushing the matter. Men
at the head of this movement who
were seen would not talk yester
day regarding the details of their
plans. They stated that what
plans were being made along this
line were now in very premature
state. They would only admit
that plans were being made for a
reorganization of the leading fore
es of the old-time Democratic
party in Idaho. -Satesman.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-04-05

and the straight license fee restor-
ed. Some amending was done in
the senate, but nothing affecting
the general provisions of the bill.
Besides the license fee, the Meas
ure requires bond of S3, 900 be-
fore license can be issued.
This bond may be collected in
case of prosecutions arising on. of
misconduct or illegal selling of IL
quor. The commissioners may re-
fuse 10 grant license with or
without cause, whenever in their
judgement it will not serve the
best interests of the people of the
community. The old law did not
make it optional with the commits
sioners, who were obliged to issue
the license if accompanied by the
money. Licenses may be rebuked
upon sufficient complaint against
the license Of keeping disorder
ly house.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-04-05
$3.50 License; $4,000 Bond

The new license bill which has
just been signed by the governor
will 60 into effect early in May
next. This bill was one of the
hardest fought measures of the
recent session of the legislature
and was the subject of several
public hearings.
The principal provision of the
bill is a straight license of $3.50
for every saloon, OF whatever
grade, in the state. Heretofore
there has been graduated system,
from 500 to $500, and then TO
$500. The bill was at one time
passed with a graduated scale, pro
viding $500 license for precincts
or subdivisions under $50 voters;
$500 up to 500 voters, and $3.50
abo e 500 voters. AT the time
this amendment was agreed to
which was after the bill was rec
commended to the house from
the committee of the whole, with
a straight license fee of $3.50
another amendment was made
requiring the county commission
ers to refuse to grant license in
precincts where a majority of the
voters petitioned against it. Lat.
er, this amended bill was returned
to the committee of the whole, the
petition provision was stricken out
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-04-05
Thanks Brother Dewitt

We take the foil owing from the
Soda Spring Chiefta n: "The
Blackfoot Republican is issuing a
series of boosting editions, cover
ing all the various industries of
that section. These editions will
accomplish much good, as the
matter is being handled in a CON-
prehensive and interesting manner
Appearance also indicate that the
effort is being appreciated sufficien.
tly to pay Brother Trego for the
extra expense.