The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1908-07-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK
FROM WAVELAND TOWN
John Galloway, colored, Becomes Insane and Is
Taken to the County Jail at Bay St. Louis
Waveland Stars Defeat Lake Shore Pine Knots
Big Game for Today-Death Of John Deer
Personal and General Notes.

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disturbance in the neighborhood of his
home near ST. Joseph street. He was
brought to the Bay by Deputy Jones,
where he was locked up in the county
Jail. He seemed better and was released
on Monday, but became violently insane
the next day, when he had to be con-
fined in the town Jail, and kept therein
until Wednesday, when Sheriff Carver
came. and assisted by the town officers
and others brought him to the Bay,
where he was again locked up.
The Wave1and Base Ball team, COM
posed of players from the Waveland
Stars and Crescent Boys team, jour-
neyed to Lake Shore this week and de-
feated the crack Pine Knots of that
place by the score of Z to 5. A game
will be played on July 4, between the
Waveland Stars and the Pine Knots at
Lake Shore. The Stars are anticipat-
ing an easy victory.
Master Frank Doerr, who came over
last Wednesday accompanied by his
mother to pend his vacation at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. Louis S. Bourgeois,
returned home Saturday morning on ac-
count of the death of his father, John
P. Doerr. Mr.. Doerr received fatal in
juries Friday afternoon while at work at
the new courthouse building in New Or
leans, and died Saturday morning at
1890 o'clock. He was vice president OF
Local 76 of the Carpenters Brotherhood !;
financial secretary treasurer of the Car
penters' District Council, and dele
gate to the Central Trades and Labor
Council. Mr.. Doerr was AZ years OF
age and leaves wife, who Was Miss
Katie Coffee, and three children; be-
sides two sisters-one of who is nun of
the order of Perpetual Alteration, at
Scranton, Miss. He was kind and
loving husband and father, true to his
friends, and his death is deeply de-
plored. The funeral took place from his
late residence on Sunday afternoon;
was largely attended by sorrowing
friends and relatives, besides members
labor organizations. Many beautiful
floral designs were sent by friends and
fellow workmen. The funeral services
were held in st. Joseph's Church and
the interment was made in ST. Patrick's
Cemetery, No. 1.
Frank Davis and family of Fenton,
Miss, are here on visit to relatives.
Fred. Schreiber was business visitor
to the Crescent City this week.
Jos. V. Roca spent Sunday here with
his family.
A. Schmidtje was business visitor to
the Crescent City on Monday.
P. Dardeen spent several days in New
Orleans this week.
Henry P. Dart. visited New Orleans
this week.
Mr.. Lewis and family of New Orleans
have leased "Arncliffe" the summer
home of Judge Larry O'Donnel for the
season.
Pierre Montagnet spent several days
in New Orleans this week.
Gus. Rosenstretter and daughter,
Mabel came over from New Orleans on
Sunday and spent several days.
Mrs. Henry Fox entertained a number
of friends on Sunday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael Ross, of New
Orleans were recent guests of D. B.
Martinez and family at Noya Villa.
VIM. J. Hellbach spent Tuesday in
New Orleans on business.
Joseph Gardner, ST., spent Sunday
here the guest of his brother.
E. Dubos is spending the week with
his family here.
Mr.. O'Malley visited the Crescent
City this week.
About twenty-five boys arrived from
the Holy Cross and st. Isadore Colleges
oh Wednesday evening to spend their
vacation under the direction of Bro.
Engleberth.
G. Schlessinger has returned to his
home in New Orleans on Wednesday
after spending week with his friend,
| Charles Fink.
Mrs. Paul Mollere and family were
the guests of Mrs. Mary Chadwick on
| Wednesday.
Work on the building of Mr.. F. x.
| O'Donnell in Waveland Terrace in rap
idly progressing.
Mrs. VIM. Won Droskosky went over
to New Orleans on Wednesday where
she will spend few days.
Master Albert Williams and little sis
ter, Hattie Williams, returned to their