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JOHNSON HOUSE,
Baileys Island. Ne.

II. r. Johnson. Proprietor
Mrs. Matte Grady. New York
Master Taylor. New York
Anna NJ. McMaster.
Pittsburg. Pa.
Mrs. G. VI. Hitchcock. Boston
Estelle Davis, Worcester
Caroline X. Raphael. Br'kiyn
Maud y. Seaton. Auburn
Marion ". Sibley. Auburn
Linnie r. Keep. Auburn
Clsribel Baldwin. Keene
Annie r. Sprague. Worcester
Mrs. r. r. Cowden, Webster
S. r. Matthews. " & d.:
Mrs. VIM. Penneil. Brunsw'k
Miss Sarah Penneli.
Miss III. J Hewin. Brookiine
Mrs. Fred Spauiding & D..
AIIetta veghte. Som1. u. ..
Emma l.. johnson. Watervilie
Carolyn Pi'tenhouse. Wash.
Elizabeth c. ADAMS.
Mrs. Fred B. spauidins.
Helen Spauiding. Lancaster
Gertrude VI. Cheney:
Ethel G.. Howe. Worcester
Fila A. KEENAN,. Worcester
Marion L. Chamberlain.
Worcester
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SUMMER BoAaufas WANTED.

Pleasant location; fresh eggs ana
vegetables; private family board.
Aug. and Sept.
Mrs. VIII Dragdon,
FFeeport, Me.
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HILL CREST,

49, -
Che6eague Island. Ne.
Charles w. Hamilton. Prop.
tSee adv. IN another column }
Heo; F. TAFT. wife and family.
A. p. BieknelI. wife and fam.
Dorchester
Mrs. o. II. Burkhard, s son.
Newton Centre
Mrs NJ. II. v. Seaverns,
Maiden. Mass.
Mrs. Fred'k Lane and family.
Maiden. Mass.
Osborne Pitcher. wife & son,
Boston
W. \. White & t.. Roxbury
Mrs. %. %. Bursch. Hdye PIX.
Miss Claire L. Bursch.
VIM. :. Wallace. Springfield
+. w. Higgins X W.. Br'kline
Edna l.. Higgins. Brookline
Dorothy \. Higgins, Br'kline
VIM +. Lloyd x W..
Arlington. Mass.
Maud f. Abbott. RoNbury
Levina Bunton. Arlington HTS
Mrs. Nj. {. Perkins, Hudson
w. f. Clemmer X W. Boston
g. r. Farmer X w. Springfield
John NJ. Lyons. +. Weymouth
r. w. Higgins. " * c..
Brookline. Mass.
Miss Edna Higgins .Brookline
II. \. Macaulay. Boston
y +. Jenkins x W.. Melrose
Grace Hurley. Brockton
NJ. y. Hackett. Marlboro
Katherine Collins. Marlboro
%. r. sage. lr., X W.. Boston
Miss +. r. Kelley. Roxbury
Miss III. l.. Cahill. Lynn
Mrs. III. T. Redicau. Boston
Mrs. katharyn Moore. Newark
Nj. Alice Moore. Newark
Laura u. Moore. Newark
Anna Moore. Newark
Miss NJ. l.. Hurley.
Rockland. Mass.
Miss NJ. II. Hurley.
Miss Grace Hurley. Brockton
Mrs. III. NJ. Perkins. Spr'held
w. +. Merrill. Portland
w. G.. Drayton \ W.. Natick
Chas. %. Drayton. Na;ick
NJ. y MoTrissey. Springfield
Nellie Morrissey. Springfield
Edwin ID. Farmer X W.
Springfield
Miss Ethel Dodge. Beverly
Miss Ruth Dodge. Beverly
Miss Marietta Woodbury.. -
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CENTRAL HOUSE.
Chebesgue Island, Me.

Mrs. Seiden Hin. Proprietor
(See adv. in another column
Gale Stearns. Washington
DR.. J. r. Abiou. W. & fam.
Portland
W. Swan, W. & fam. Montreal
Mrs. J. 5. Wilson. Montreal
Miss Helen Wilson. Newton
Rev. DR.. ChaFee & ".
Winchester
Miss Agnes Wallace. Beverly
Mrs. Mabel r. Crandell.
Worcesto<
James Wood & w.. Boston
J. :. Cassidy & W, ". Y.
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cLEAvEs VILLA,
Chebesgue Island. Ne

Mrs c. L. clesves. Prop.
(See adv. in another coiunn.)
Mrs. c. w. Jennings & eh.,
New York
Mrs. Winfred Buckiand. ". v.
Mrs. Mary VI. Pegrarn. " Y.
Miss Ada Cadmus. Orange
Miss Fir sparrow, Newsrk
Laura Obcr. Orange. ".
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Frank Sullivan. Passa;c
Kenneth Hanna. Westmount
Alfred Lang. Westmount
Miss Florence Mann. Montreal
Miss Susie Robertson.
=, Westuoaat
Ms. NJ. Lynch Stanton.
Hamilton. Ont.
Miss Ida Lindamann. Phiia.
Mrs. ". II. Simpson. Mout.
Kitty VI. Robbie. Montreal
Augusta WHO'D. Hackeusaci
Cora NJ. Burdett. Hackensack
Sarah r. Dcmarest.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
BaileY'a Island. Ne.

w. d. Crafts, Proprietor
-tSee adv. in another column
w. G. Sawyer. Portland
Albert r. Willis. Phiia-
Wm. G. Sehmiteberger, ". Y.
r. a. Harrow.
g. ". Y. Long. Phiia.
Oliver Norman. Phila.
Mr.. 4 Mrs r. A. Spint,
Louis Weinberg. n Y.
Chas. y. Fraade. ". ".
J. Alexander DuMont, ". Y.
Rev. {. r. Burroughs,
White River Jet, VT.
J. H. Hendriek. Springfield
Miss Knapp. Springfield
Eleanor Ward, Brooklyn
g. Diesen. Brooklyn
Alfred s. Rees, Providence
Frederick T.. Irving. Prov.
". VI. Capcn, ". n e, Spencer
a. =. Kingsley n W., Spencer
X II. Thomson 4 W.,
Mittineague. Mass
Donald NacCregor, Phiia.
Mrs. p. A. Harrington.
Los Angeles
z s. King 3 ". Mittinesgue
Mrs. y r. Waite. New Jersey
Ihos. 7 Fraser. Beverly
WIN. Gardner. Haverhiff
Thos. r Cunningham.
Cambridge
a. VI Harlow, Cambridge
w -. Ouint n W. Boston
G. VI. Liscom n W.. ". ".
Miss ". A. Liscom. ". Y.
Mrs ". a. Randall. Brunswk
j. w. Barber h w.. Worcester
$. IT. Plumb 4 ". ". Adams
Edward knight. Phiia
Miss Mary r. Knight, Phiia
r. o. Stetson. Newton
Mrs. Sarah A. West. Pittsb'sh
Mrs. ". y. Bennett. Pittsb a
Geo. w. Allen, summit
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CLIFF, COTTAGE.

Mrs. L. w. Southland. propr.
(See adv. ia another eoiumn-)
A. r. Black. Maiden
Miss Beuiah Randall,
Springfield
Mrs. ]. p. Shardlow. Brooklyn
Miss Edna Shsrdiow. 4"
Howard White 4 ". Phila-
John White. Philadelphia
Miss Anna White. Phiis.
Mrs. J. W. Bowman & d.
Pisinheid
r. J. Kraizer K ". Som1
Chas. a. French a ", Son1
Miss Mary c. Van Nordeu,
Brooklyn
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AUcocIsco HOUSE,
rlsG v>l--l ~


Mrs.. X. b. Bachelor. Propr.
<See adv. in another column
Mrs G. p. Stellman. Baltimore
Miss Elizabeth Clark
Miss Louise Clark
Miss n. III. Paine. Richmond
Miss :. II. Murdoch. Baltimore
Miss Elizabeth Ii. Bachelor.
baltimore
Miss Annie p. Jordan. Norfolk
Edw. II. Gray. Baltimore
Miss Florence NJ. Small.
Baltimore
Miss Elise Fannie Gray.
c. S. Sehermerhorn s W..
Mrs. L. b. Sinclair. y. Y.
Miss Ludwig. Brooklyn
Mrs Richard Kimbali. BALTIC.
Miss Charlotte Kimball. Z"
Miss Kath. b. Jones. BALTIC.
Mrs w. X. Murphy. Phila-
Miss A. Adele Murphy. Phila.
J. J. White x W.. New Lisbon
Rev. F. a. NJ. Brown. VIZ d..
Baltimore
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Keller. Baltimore
Mrs. Geo. A. Fleming. BALTIC.
Miss Elizabeth Fleming. "
G.. p. Stellman. Baltimore
Miss Dunton, y. y.
Zoe Lehman. Brooklyn
Chester Turnbull X w.. Balti.
Frank Robinson x W.. Port.
Miss Mary Caswell. Wellesley
Rev. John BOWS Hills. DID,.
x W.. Oil City. Pa.
Miss Adiana Hills. Oil City
NJ. Price. Trenton
r. NJ. Gideon. Phila.
Samuel X. Limerick. Phila.
Mr.. Whitman X W,
Germantown
Miss Ross. Germantown
Miss Knight. Germantown
Henry ID. Williams. y. Y.
Miss \. Carroll Williams. NY.
Mrs Richard Pairo. Wash.
ADD CASCO Bay House :.
Miss Margaret MacEachern.
NJ. Lynch Stanton.
Hamilton. Ont.
Miss y. l. Kerr. Montreal
John y. Kerr, Montreal
\. w. Macdonald. Montreal
Mrs Barnston. Montreal
q. Luckhurst X w.. Montreal
Ethel NJ. Blaikie. Belmont
Albert l. Blaikie. Belmont
Charlotte l.. Brooks. y. Y.
Miss NJ. l.. Van Horn.
Denver
Miss Annie McRobie. MONTH";
a. Gladys Blaikie. Winchester
Geo. r. Adams * W.. Nashua
+. +. Beal * W., Everett
w ]. Horan * w.. Boston
Miss Sadie Stevens, Braintree
Miss Edith Nesbitt.
;. Weymouth
w. a. Roulston. Montreal
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SEASIDE & COTTAGE.
BaileY's Island Ne

Mrs. F. E Cram. Proprietor
(See adv. n another column. }
Edmund B. Gilchrist. Phila.
w; W. Gilehris;, ir.. & W.
Philadelphia
Mrs. T. F. Waite. Metuchen
Miss Z. !. Browning.
Miss III. y. Milford,
Bridgeton. y. 3.
Miss Gertrude ". Partridge.
Newtonville
Harold E. Cram. Boston
Mrs. Louisa A. Buchanan.
Dorchester
Mrs. 4. II. Lonsfellow & :.
New York
Geo. E Bibber. Portland
Emery n. Winslow. Portland
Mrs. L. B. Munroe. y. Y.
Miss Viva Munroe. y. Y.
Miss May Munroe. y. Y.
Mrs, A. p. Flint. Oakland. Cal.
w. W. Gilchrist X W.. Phila.
Miss Kathryn Bunce.
New Britain
F. p. Wainwright. BALTIC.
y. X. Bot X W. Boston
Miss ;. E. Beaman. Phiia.
d.. VIM. X. Buchanan * W..
Washington
Mary III. Cup. Brooklyn
/. K. Jarvis. Littleton. y. II.
VIM. A. McCord. Cincinnati
August Goiser. Cincinnati
NJ. NJ. Armstrong. ST. Louis
+. VI. Johnson X W.. Chicago
Miss Johnson. Chicago
Miss Helen Johnson. Chicago
Miss {. l.. Gerrish. Lewiston
Miss l. VI. Soule. Lewiston
Miss Susan Gray. Lewiston
Miss II. l.. Waters.
:. Braintree
Miss :. VI. Brown. Randolph
Miss VI. T. Dowd. BROOKLYN
Miss Mary F. Lee. Richmond
Miss l.. r. Bustick. Richm'd
Mrs. l.. Flemer. Washington
Carl Flemer. Washington
Frank Osborne * W..
Tarrytown
Miss Sara Mott. Richmond
Miss {. \. Howard. :"
Miss Henrietta Waters. Bost'u
Mrs. Brown. Boston
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SUBMIT HOUSE,

SUMMIT HOUSE.
Chebeague Island. Ne.
Mrs. c. n. Hamilton. Prop.
lSee adv. IN another column
Miss Julia F. Chapman. Prov
II. III. Lang * W. Montreal
Miss II. Evelyn Armstrong,
Montreal
Miss E q. Luke. westmoun,
Miss VI. Gertrude Knox.
Miss Evelyn Lang. Montreal
Miss Ruth Lang. westmoun,
Mrs. q. w. Elliot. Montreal
Mrs (. Thomas. Montreal
Mrs Geo. X. Faucet.
Geo. E. Faueett. :.
Eliza III. Faucet. /"
Geo. @. Bell X l.. y. Rochelle
David Harvey Y W.. N.Grafton
Florence :. Harvey. N.Graftou
Edith NJ. Luke. westmount
Mrs. NJ. Toline. Montreal
Annie NJ. Haven. Lynn
Mrs. Martha w. Howell.
". J. Parker * W.. D'cheste,
Kenneth * Howard Parker.
Dorchester
Gladys Parker. Dorchester
1. II. Harrison * W. Irvingtoa
y. X. Jackson * W., Maiden
Frances {. Jackson. Maiden
%. r. Jackson. Maiden
Louise Harlow. Milton
Mrs. Louise Harlow. Milton
Lewis Harlow. Milton
Mrs. y. W. Knox. Montreal
+. ID. Harrison X W.
Irvington
VIM. Parker. Wappauge Falls
Mary Hoagland. Sonl. M
Bertha l.. Stewart. r. Orange
W. /. Hawly. Dorchester
y. Holcombe. Wash.
Frances =. West. Boston
Katherine NJ. Demo. Boston
Cora VI. Peters. Fitchburg
Nellie q. Smith. Medford
Edward II. Howard X W..
Albany
-. hduuc pOOuNil. Lynn
Miss Marie Howard. Albany
Grace ID. Stewart. T.. Orange
Kenneth {. Cox. Boston
Mary J. Aver, Pawtucket
Bessie J. Grant. Providence
Mrs. Sidney X. Blakeiey. Bos.
Eleanor l.. Blakeley. Boston
Margaret l.. Blakeley. Boston
\. w. Hastings. Boston
r. Il. SHELTON * W.. Roslindale
Margaret SHELTON. Roslindale
J. +. Chappell. Phila.
Z. r. Williams * W.. Edgew-d
Ruth Williams. Edgewood
Miss II. r. Chapman.
Miss r. NJ. Cook. Prov.
y l.. Davis. Newark
III. h. Bellour x W.. Spring.
Ida VI. Eadie. Dorchester
Mrs. Gladys F. Fillebrown.
Boston
Mrs. l.. NJ. Goodwin. Lynn
Mrs. l.. VI. Hitchings. Lynn
Charlotte VI. Head. Boston
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RocKMERE HOUSE.

G. n. Hamilton. Proprietor
(See adv. IN another column
R II. Williams * fam.
Miss Sadie y. Higgins.
{. G. Beebe & W.. Brookline
W. {. Hill x fam. W. Soru'l
{. w Colburn. Fitchburx
Mrs. l.. \ Cutler. woburn
Miss Bertha l.. Cutler.
Miss Adelaide B. Tomfhorde.
Somerville
\. Stewart x w.. y. Y.
Henry I. Hodgskin. W. & 8.
Brooklyn
Miss c. Hodgskin. BROOKLYN
y. w Miller x W.. Phila.
W. NJ. MeCulloek & children
Miss Gertrude woolnet:
Mrs. J. W. Murray. Dorch'st'r
Miss Lillian Wooiner. Everett
Henry Esther. BROOKLYN
Miss {. ;. Trepp. Phila.
Miss Louise Stenkon. Orange
Miss Emma Stenkon. Orange
Miss Ellen VI. Weaver. Lowell
Miss Mabel l.. Simons. Wob'u
Ethel VI. Simons. woburn
Miss Blanche Wooner. Everett
Mrs. ;. w Sharot. ". Y.
Miss r. r. Sharot. ". Y.
Miss lcssie Sharot. ". Y.
Miss Wilson. Mt. Vernou.N.J.
Mrs. III. ID. Cranor.
Conshohocken. Pa.
ID. r. Cranor. Conshohocken
Gertrude l.. Michigan. Allston
Miss Mabel r. KEENAN,.
Brighton
Nora r Burns. Mat,apan
Agnes 7. eastman. Aiiston
y j. Connolly & e.. Alistou
Daniel r. Lehan. W Is
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THE HAMILTON.
Chebeague Island Ne

Edgar II. Paine. Proprietor
tSee adv. in another column. }
y. =. County, wife and son.
So. Davids. Pa.
VI. J. Mullen. Pittsburgh
Gay VI. Fraley, 81. Dsvids. Pa.
Mrs. y. P. Henley. BROOKLYN
Miss Nellie E. Henley,
Miss Hazel Heffiey,
Mrs. E. F. Brigham. y. Y.
Mrs. R b. Coxford. y. Y.
Mss ). u. Nichols, Phila.
Miss I. NJ. Hope. y. Y.
Mrs J. III. Richardson. Phila.
z q. Malloch x W.. Perth
J. Miller * W.. Pittsburgh
{. NJ. Gate * W.. Yonkers
Mrs. Frank Leake. Phila.
Miss Marion Leake. Phila.
Miss Margaret Featherly.
Miss Elida Featherly.
W. r Fay * w., Boston
Miss Edith Fay. Boston
Master Arthur Fay, Boston
NJ. w. kenney 4 W. Boston
q. II. Geller * w.. BALTIC.
Mrs. y. III. Wallace, Phila.
Miss Z. Il. Wallace, Phila.
VI. NJ. Tinsley. Eliz.. y. 7.
Miss III. r. Howes. Bostoa
Miss Il. g. Wood. v. Bedford
Miss \. ID. Fry. Eostor
{. Browning. CC!rrib=s
Miss Pearl Browning. Colunb.
Mrs. y. +. Allen. Columbus
Mrs. VI. ii. Merchant. y. Y.
Miss Isabel l.. Merchant. NY.
Miss Frances VI. Merchant. -
Miss Mary r. Dives. Phila.
Miss r. O.. Dives. Phila.
Miss Annie l.. Moore. Phila.
Walter l.. Dives. Phila.
III. {. Hamilton & W,
II. L. Li,chheld * ".
Soathbridse
Mrs. {. III. Mcclellan. y. Y.
l.. Chandler * W., Spr'gfield
y. Alexander * W. Springfield
Mrs {. w. Turk. Springfield
Mrs. III. r. Jennison. Fitchb'rg
Miss Marjorie yennison.
Mis-. Mice Barlow. Fitchburg
Henry r. Baton. Phila.
Mrs. J. y. Richardson. Phila.
Miss NJ. y. Griffiths, y. Y.
Mrs. \. i. Griffiths. y. Y.
y. l.. Baugert
Dr.. :. ;. Davidson * W.
Ottawa
Miss VI. a. Heminsley.
Miss 6. VI. winslow. Paterson
Miss T. NJ. Karehling:
Miss r. X. winslow. Paterson
Miss I. Arnold. Paterson
Miss J.. r. Merchant. Paters'n
Miss Eliz. o. Avery. westfieid
Miss kath. r. Chris;iu. 4"
II. r. yennison. fitehburg
Lawrence Hayward.
Loui. :. Deiber ( W PhliS'
Louis ;. Deiber. yr.. Phila.
Mary Arnold Deiber. Phila.
i. Costello Johnson. ". Y.
y \. Richardson. Phila-
4. w. Couccnt X ", Gardner
Miss A. r. Morse. Gardner
n. VI. Cert. ~. n.
W. q. Goldsmith * W. ". Y.
V. g. Barnard & ". Lowell
;. J. Strauss * W.
Frank A. Strauss. Wiikesbarre
Mrs. :. Delbert. Phila.
;. Delbert. Jr.. Phiis.
Miss Defbert phiia
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Miss NJ. E. Sproa.. Chillieotte
Miss Emily w. Martin.
Cincinnati
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a. ". Fits * w..
South Birmingham
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01
CONGRESS IS
KILLING time.
Senate Spends the Day in Discus
sion Of the Agricultural Ap- J.
preparation Bill.
HOUSE PROVIDES FUNDS TO
PROBE RAILROAD AFFAIRS
Sum Of ssso,ooo is Provided For En-.
forceins the Clause Of the Hepburn
4 Act Giving Interstate Commerce
Commission This Right.
Associated Press.

Washington, April 30.-The senate
had under consideration today the
agricultural appropriation bill, and
practically all of the committee
amendments to this measure were
disposed of.
The house spent the greater por-
tion of the day in the consideration
of the sundry civil appropriation bill,
and much progress was made toward
its final disposition.
Representative Townsend of Michi-
gan, offered an amendment increasing
from $4,000 to $350,O00 the appro-
priation for the enforcement by the
Interstate commerce commission OF
the clause of the Hepburn act direct
ing the commission to cause to be
made examinations Of the accounts OF
interstate railroads TO. determine
whether or not the law is being VIC
lated and to make public the results
of such examinations.
After much discussion, in which
a number of members participated
the Townsend amendment was adopt.
ed.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01
LIfEBOATs TO THE RESCUE,
BUT ONLY l5S WERE SAVED
Over 800 Cadets on Board, and Among
Those Drowned Was the Son ef
Field Ms~shaI Ayama--c Cause Of the
Accident Unknown.
Associated Press.

Toxic, April 3O-Admiral Yshimatsui
commander of the Japanese training
squadron, reports the explosion of the
stock magazine of the cruiser Mat
sushima early today while the ship
vas anchoring in Makang harbor Off
Piscadores. s- ~
The Matsushima Immediately sank
Until only its bridge line was visible
above the water. Boats from the
other cruisers went to the rescue and
continued picking up members of the
crew until after 9 o'clock. rescuing
141.
A majority of the cruisers officers
were drowned.
Out of 300 cadets abroad the vessel
only 5s were saved; among TIE drown:
ed being son of Field Marshal oya-
ma.
The cause of the explosion is un-
known.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01
RED CROSS and MARINE HOSPITAL
OFFICIALS MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS
Thirty Four Red Cross Nurses Will Arrive in Hattiesbg
Saturday Afternoon From Washington.
provisions and clothing.

provisions and clothing.
The best method of affording relief
to the different afflicted communities
was discussed at length and 1t was
finally decided that Hattiesburg
should be made the general distribut-
ing point, as Purvis had already ad-
vised this, and besides 1t was the
best point in the stricken district from
which to send out relief, owing to its
railroad facilities
Major Devolh said at,.requisitions
for supplies furnished by the war
department and Red Cross Society
would be made on4N New Orleans, ~
they had credit, to their account In
that: city Heiwss advised that while
the Wholesale rnerehants Of Ha ties
burg could tsxppln asipssds that they
had no objection to this as they
would not charge one cent porflt on
the groceries supplied. x. 4 /.
Major Dsxol then staAed that he
would likesto discuss some dstaila
With sph-sonmitt4 and President
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01

Phillips appointed on this committee,
Messrs. r. L. Bennett, F. w. Foote
and Victor Scanlan.
These members of this committee
retired to the rooms of the Hatties-
burg Trust 4 Banking company, where
they held an extended conference.
After going over the needs of the
situation, 1t was decided to make re-
QUESTION for $4,000 rations, one ration
being the necessary food for one man
for one day.
1t was also decided that tents for
$500 people were necessary. with
plenty of medical supplies and neces-
sary medical attention.
It wes decided to bring here for
necessary points 20 female. 10 male
and four head nurses. The supplies
were ordered from the nearest avail
able points. but It is understood that
most Of the Red Cross nurses viii
come from Washington and that they
will arrive here Saturday afternoon
or Sunday morning.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01
WILLIAMS ALREADY DEAD;
DR.. GARRISON MAY Die
Associated Press.

Birmingham. Ala, April so.--Dr. ].
E. Garrison shot and killed J. W.
Williams, electrician for the consolii
dated Coal company, today at Flat
Creek in a duel in the public road.
1t is said that previous trouble had
existed between the twomen grow
ing out of family affairs. When Will
liams saw Garrison today, hesis said
to have asked him to wait few
minutes. Williams then went into a
house and secure a pistol, while Gar.
rison waited in the road. Returning
with the weapon, Williams fred on
Garrison, who fell to the ground
dangerously wounded. Garrison
rnenased 10 get his pistol from
his pocket and uhot Williams o death
ii i believed i6xt Garriso6 VIM dlz'
I
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01
Associated Press.

Rome. Ga. April 80 crazed by
the thought that she might have ac-
cidentally killed her son with q mis-.
taken dose Of medicine ten months
aeo. Mrs r. L. Poole today jumped
In Etowah river and drowned.
s Since the death OF her son, Mn.
Poole has gradually sroHn worse ansl
last week was tried and adjudssd ii.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01
Associated Press.

Washington, April 30.-The investi-
gation of the Electric Boat company
ended today SO far as the special house
committee is concerned.
The closing hours of the investiga-
tion had numerous dramatic incidents.
Frederick Brown Whitney, an at
torney, admitted that he was the
author of the anonymous letters of
February 13 and Is, addressed to the
representative of the Detroit Free
Press and to State Senator Frank
Marlborough of Michigan.
Whitney's reasonsl for writing the
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01
AGED WOMAN peAp.

Crystal Springs, Miss, April 3d.
Mrs. Mary Ann Sims, one of the old
est residents of Copiah county. died
here last evening, aged 80 years. The
funeral took place from the Methodist
church this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01

tAssociateds Press,

Washington, April so.-An extensive
system of maneuyers, in which de-
stroyers, torpedo boats. submarines
and other craft will take part. will be
held during the coming month by the
navy department. The object is to
perfect a system of mobile defense for
the Atlantic seaboard.
There will be between 40 and SO
fighting craft in command OF Comman-
der Marsh. Practically all of the 33
torpedo boats available will be includ-
ed, with six or seven submarines and
two destroyers. Three submarines of
the Viper class will be available, be-
sides two of the Adder class, without
counting the Octopus and the old
Holland.
The feafure q the mobilization will
'he the denonafratson q the value OF
I16S1 .rbzzlfInd ~ doest defence pur-
posls The navy deD1Ff1S1 cc2
templates materially Increasing tie
utility of the Submarine hy. DrovidIne
each tiotilla with what is termed> a
"mother ships The gunboat CASTING
of LII tons. viii be used as "mothe1
ship The great advantage of thu
mother ship' will he the mosable
base which 1t will provide the sub.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01
THRTY -THREE KILLED
by AFRICAN NATIVES

by natives while on the march to
Nouaschott, and that every man in the
de tachment except one officer were
massacred. Dagana is French trad
ing post and military station in
Senegambia.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01
Maryland Fauors
Taf,s Election
Associated Press.

Baltimore, Nd, April 30.-Four dele
gates from the state at large to the
Republican national convention were
named here today by the state con-
vention. The resolutions adopted en-
dorse Secretary Taft for president and
instruct the delegates to vote for him.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01
Committee HAS CONCLUDED
SENSATIONAL INVESTIGATION

+. | 81 ~ H..
letters, he said, was on his own ini-
tistion, and that he merely undertook
what appeared to him at the time not
to be an improper method to bring the
attention of congress to a matter
which he believed to be of the utmost
Importance, and to disclose the meth
ods which he believed had been pur-
sued by the Electric Boat company in
It's endeavore to secure through con
gressionaI action what might be term
ed exclusive legislation, which would
shut out the Lake Torpedo Boat com
pany from competing in the United
States for submarine torpedo boat
construction.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01
EASTERN STAR.

The ladies' of the order of the East
ern Star win hold meeting in the
Masonic Temple this afternoon at 8
o'clock. ALI members requested to be
present.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01
Associated Press.l

Paris, April 3O.-A dispatch receiy-
ed here from Dagana. West Africa,
says that detachment of troops
composed of 81 native infantry and
three European officers was ambushed
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01
tAssociated Press.)

Washington. April Secretary Of
the Navy William H. Taft left Wash
ington today for Charleston. s. c..
where he win embark tomorrow on
the United States cruiser Prarie and
proceed to Colon.
It is said that this trip Is taken at
the susgestion Of the president to in
vestisate several important questions
din connection with the construction Of
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01
CRAzED over SONS DEATH;
MOTHER JUMPS into RIVER

sane. She was committed to the care
0. her husband until She could be-
taken to the asylum, and while her
husbands back was turned today. she
slipped from the house and jumped In
the river.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-01

-Awolnan tells man Resgood look
ing to'mal1e him. think he's also smart.