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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18
ON ITS WAY UP THE RIVER
TO ST. LOUIS.
FOUR B0aTS COMPRISE FLEET
Will Be Part of Escort to President
Taft On His Trip Down the Rive
Reaches CreenvilIc Some Time
Next Week.

Nosing their way slowly ZIP the
river are four government boats, one
DESTROYER and three tornelo boat.
ubi,b will .o.o,,o-a,. p-..;,t.-, -r-r.
. @. -. n.,. -~,
'"d'9 eo'''P''71 '"1 second alFI7'''
of the Atlantic squadron and arrived
1t New Orleans Monday from New
port News Va.
III. sotro.a.,,,1 ;..., l-s-..1 .i..--.:..
80 ~ .I.. ta-.- liz ..-.,.-,,..,.+....
afsa,~. ~ '''''' - S'''' e
NS'"'h'''s''' torpedo o'"l "e-
>''"y e. TWO '''os7' 400 IONS, e@o0
'o' x I,,," WEE e'S leu. .>.5'
[.'' '',', ~ '',-'l',' o'''''t', '-''.'.s.
i-''9'S,' ~ ~ i>''.''' 7''' -'ii''9'i'i
man Jo7'p" J. 81 o9I'e'''
Thornton, torpedo boat, three
tubes, zoo tons, 5000 horee-poWer,
twin screWsI1entenant Charles \.
biakeiy, commanding; A'dshlpmaf
Joseph baer.
Iingey, torpedo boat, three tubes,
200 tons, 5000 horsepower. twin
screws; Ensign Warren c. Nixon,
commanding; Ensign VIM. r. Coch-
rane. Jr
Wilkes. torpedo boat. three tube.
1o5 tons. 1000 horsepower. twin
screws. Ensign George { Pcaran.
commanding; Ensign George c. Lo-
gan.
On tie "trip to Sd L1- .he Hcct
will be piloted by Captain NJ. ]. Glib
bons, president OF the Crescent City
Harbor I8. American Association o.
Masters, Mates and Pilots, and Cap
tain Henry Gatee. member of ST.
Louis Harbor. No zS. Both mcl
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18
w. A Bradley Makes Discovery.

Mr.. w. \. Bradley. local photo
grapher, has recently made simple
discovery that will prove of great
benefit to the members OF the pro
fession all over the South
For several years the photograph
ers of this section have been expert
encing no little trouble with the I'm
ishing OF photographs It appears
that the weather affects the photo
graphic paper in such a manner that
when it is put in the fixing solutions
the film separates from the pape-.
and it is almost an impossibility tc
produce satisfactory results The
manufacturers have been unable to
offer any advice in the matter. and
Mr. Bradley after several expert
ments found solution 10 the prob
lem by using ice water for his finish
ing solutions. and his work since has
been attended with most favorable
results.
Mr.. Bradley has communicated
this knowledge to the manufacturers
OF Photographic papers. who compli-
ment him highly for the solution OF
problem which will be the means
of saving thousands OF dollars TO
the photographers of the South.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18
PASSED BAD CHECKS
w. F. MCRORY IN THE TOLLS
On A SERIOUS
CHARGE.

w T. McCrory, a young white
man, who for several days has been
working as fireman at station No.
{. was arrested Yesterday by Capt.
Chapman on the charge of passing
worthless checks.
One OF the checks was on the
Merchants Bank & Trust Co. OF
Jackson. for Sa.Io. and the other was
pasesd in this city on the First Ma
tional Bank. and was cashed by the
Davis Rrug CO. The Jackson check
was received by Capt Chapman sew
eral days aog. and he has had the
young man under surveillance for
several days when the second check
was passed which resulted in his i'm
mediate arrest.
The prisoner i wanted in Jackson.
where he escaped from tho polioe
several weeks ago. He j. charged
in being implicated in stealing abous
$40 worth OF hams He is also want
cd ut Terry. Miss. Tor passing worth
less checks
MeCrory MAS turned over TO the
county today. and taken TO Jail Ills
case will come up III justice O,Ban-
mons court some time next week. In
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18

: propagation of tuberculosis

the propagation of tuberculosis
among cattle and hogs.
o-The wide and common spread
prevalence OF tuberculosis among
dairy COWS and the frequently CON
cealed character OF the disease make
it impossible to be sure that cow Is
free from tuberculosis until she has
been proven so by the use OF the tu
berculin test
The tubercuiin test is All efhci-
ent AM highly satisfactory means for
the detection of tuberculosis among
cattle
S-Tubcrculin. when used in ordi-
nary doses or even In doses a num-
Der OF times as large as those re
CURED for a test. does not iniure a
healthy COW.
o-Tubercle bacilli are moro fre-
quently expelled from the bodies os
tt1berculous cattle with the ejecta
from their bowels than in other ways
The importance OF this fact is ac-
centuated by another fact. referred to
in this article. namely. that the prac-
tical examination of numerous sam
pies of milk purchased under ordi-
nary market conditions revealed that
most commercial milk is TO some ex-
tent contaminated with minute fraq-
ments OF vegetable matter identical
in appearance with some of the mat
fo-For the protection of public
health it seems imperatiev1y neces-
sarv that regulations should be made
reoririno either that all milk must be
obtained from cows certainly free
from tuberculosis. stabbed. MIXED.
pastured. etc. in an environment free
from tuberculosis infection. or tha;
it must be sterilized or pasteurized
before II i 1sed as beverage or in
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18
DISTRICT MEETING AND D. o.
K. K. CEREMONIAL.
MANY KNIGHTS TO Be HERE
Each Lodge in the District VIII Send
legation-Interesting Program
Prepared Dokey Ceremonial il
Important Event.

The Knights OF Pythias arc busy
pcrfecting the arrangements for the
celebration OF two event, in this
city on October IL One is the dis
trict grand lodge convention to the
order and the other the autumnal
celebration of the Dramatic Order
knights OF khorassan.
The program a. outlined includes
morning session which viii be the
opening OF the convention There
will be an address of welcome by
some prominent Greenyille Pythian,
which will be responded to by Grand
Chancellor Sam Montgomery. Fol-
owing an address on "Pythiani~m'
the reports of the various lodges OF
the district viii be received The
afternoon session viii be taken I'D
with eNcmplifying the secret work
by Past Grand Chancellor w y
Sessions. and the comforting of tho
rank of Page by the combined work.
ing team of StonewaIl Jackson and
Nc cKiuley lodges The manner n
which this team coufers this rank
is something out OF the ordinary,
and new i'll Mississippi. and is most
interesting and impressive The con-
vcntion will conclude with short adj
dresses on the good oi the order.
At $50 in the evening viii occur
the parade or the Dokeys This viii
be the mos unique and amusing
spectacle ever seen on the streets a
this city, and will be participated in
by members of the order from al
over the state.
IN the evening the ceremonial of
the order will be held. at which six
ty tyros will cross the hot sands Of
Khorassans desert The candi-
dates are Pythians from nearly every
lodge in the Delta At the conclu-
sion Of the ceremonial banquet
will be spread at the Hotel Cowan
which will be attended by ali the
members Of the order
The members Of both the local
lodges will meet with Stoncwall
Jackson lodge next Monday evening
ut Fratcrnal Hall over the Times oi-
lice to appoint additional committees
to perfect the arrangemcmcnt~ foe
the occasion.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18
DETROIT CLUBMEET5
ARRANGES FOR FINANCING
TRIP TO NORTHERN CITY
NEXT YEAR.

The general arrangement and en-
tcrtaiuncut COMMITTEE ii th, EIss
Detroit Club held mce0us az the
Home ON Tuesday evening for dis
cussion OF the Question of uay- and
means OF securing funds for fi1auc-
ing the trip OF the Cotton p;ckcr- ID
Detroit next year The eutertliu-
meut committee reported that mr.
rangemcnts were being made TO give
series Of dances at the home duriu.
the fall and winter months the first
one probably 10 be given within a
few weeks. 1t was also decided ro
put on local talent niastrcl at the
opera house. and the same committee
was instructed to work up this fea-
turc
The trip of the Cotton Flicker, to
The Northern city will be 4 great adj
vertiscment Tor the city OF Green
vile II will demonstrate 70 the
people of the North that our city
not only has an enthusiastic EIks
lodge. but that lis citizens generally
are progressive. as the enterprise to
be carried ont by the FIks will nee
essariiy need the cooperation Of the
citizens. which should. and the Times
believes will be heartily gwen
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18

steamboat, the clerk had allotted the
state rooms and was about to close
the Office, when he was astonisheI
by the apparation OF tall Missouri
IAN who exclaimed:
~ say stranger. | want one OF them
chambers
Sorry, sir. said the official, bland
y. but our state rooms are all
taken.
The ID the are" responded Mis-
souri, I've paid my fare, and i
want one of them chambers
ALLOW me 10 see your ticket,
said the polite clerk
Putting his hand to his back. the
passenger pulled out seven-inch
bowie knife, and driving it quivering
into the counter. said. I'm from
Pike county. young feller. and thar
my ticket: ] want one OF them cham
bers.
Before the steel had ceased to vi
brate. the quiet clerk promptly thrust
a loaded six-shooter under Pixies
nose and cody answered, I've only
got six chambers, and you see they
are all full
The Missourian edged out OF
range and putting up his toothpick,
calculated:
"A full hands good
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18
WITH SERVICES AT HEBREW
UNION TEMPLE.
5670TH JEWISH NEW YEAR
Impressive Ceremonies Conducted By
Rabbi Abram Brill-Other Festival
Days of the Jewish Pcoplc-Ortho
dox Jews Hold Services.

On Thursday. the Jews OF the city
celebrated Rosh Hashonnah. the
Jewish New Year. it being the 567oth
year of the Hebrew calendar. All
the stores of the city operated b.
Jewish people closed their doors al
9 o'clock. at which hour services al
the Hebrew Union Temple begar.
or rather at sundown when the flrst
star appears III the heavens
Rabbi Abram Brill, OF the Hebrew
Union Temple. conducted the ser
vices which were most interesting
and impressive An imposing part
OF the services in this city was the
elaborate musical program by the
choir. and comprised some OF the
most solemn and ancient songs OF
Israel
The other festivities will be Yon
Kippur. on Sept :: Succoth. or the
feast OF Booths, on Sept %. follow
ed by the Shernini Aztereth on
Thursday Oct. !. and the concluding
ceremony OF Simbchatth Tcrah.
The festival OF Rosh Hoshannan
is one OF the most important among
the Jews. because on that day all
grievances are forgiven and the
faithful prepare Tor the day Of re-
pentance. on Sept 2. Yom Kippur.
the great epoch Of atonement. In
the celebration o. the Jewish New
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18
Gen. CHAS. SCOTT
HAS BEEN SECURED TO AID
DRESS CREENVILLE ELKS'
MEMORIAL.

The local lodge of EIks have al
ready begun 10 make arrangements
Tor observing the memorial day OF
that order. The 6rst Sunday of
December has been set apart by the
grand lodge TO be observed with ap-
propriate ceremonies the memory OF
departed brothers. and this year the
occasion falls on Sunday, December
5th.
The lodge through its secretary.
Mr. John NJ Lee, extended an invi-
tation to Gen. Chas. Scott OF Rose
dale TO deliver the memorial address
and 1T a meeting Of the lodge Mon
day night a letter OF acceptance from
Gen. Scott was read The officers
and members o5 the lodge are con-
graduating themselves Tor securing
the services OF such a prominent Mis-
sissippiaia for this occasion. Cen
Scott needs no introduction 10 the
people Of Greenville as he almost a
we'll known here - IN his home city
He is member of 6resnvilIe lodgt
No rs.
Gresusi,fe Els and lie people
generally viii he pleased to know
rs.sat Gen. Scott will be here.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18
SHOW WINDOW
At the Store of the Hood -Sharkey
Hardware Company.

\ most interesting window dis
play appears in the show window OF
the Hood-Sharkey Hardware Com
pany, which comprises large size
photographs of five Mississippi river
steamboats, which piled the river in
the early days when steamboating
was in is prime
The photographs are the property
OF Capt. Geo. W. Turner, proprietor
OF the Cowan Hotel. and an old river
man. and are the Robert E Lee. 7,
NJ. White Natchez, w r. Arthur
and Republic
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18
COL O'RRIEN DEAD
PRESIDENT OF THE SOUTH
ERN EXPRESS COMPANY
PASSES AWAY.

The local Offices Of the Southern
Express company were closed on
Wednesday and drapcd IN mourning
Oh account OF the death OF Col NJ
J. O'Brien, president OF the com
pany. All work between the hours
OF 10 and Il Was suspended and no
deliveries. were made. that hour be-
ing the time OF the funeral
The death OF Col O'Brien occurred
at his home III New York on SUNDAY
night. after three weeks illness
rom pleuropneumonia. After Il sol
emn requiem high mass at ST. PAT
riek's Cathedral. New York. the re-
mains were conveyed 10 Chatta-
loog. Tenn, the family home OF Col.
u Bricn where the intermcnt took
lace Wednesday al the hour men
ioned above
Col. O'Brien was born III Baltnore
n 1898. His first position with the
company OF which lie afterw ards be-
came president was as driver Of an
express wagon il Memphis at a sal
ary OF $50 i month Rapid promo
tions followed. and ut the outbreak K
of the civil war he was cashier of the
New Orlean office. He served gal
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18
MARATHON TROPHY.
On Exhibition in Window of the
Binder Jewelry Co.

The handsome silver loving cup to
be presented to the winner OF the
Junior Marathon race at the Delta
Fair is on exhibition i'll the show
window OF the Binder Jewelry CO.
The trophy, including the pedestal,
stands about twelve inches high and
is most beautifully made On one
side appears a fac-simile Of the great
seal of the state OF Mississippi IN
bold sclief, and the following in
scription:
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18
DR.. Scott Returns.

Dir. S L. Scott has returned from
his summer vacation and IS again al
his dental parlors in the Brill build
ing. While away the doctor spent
4 great deal of his time III the study
Of modern and improved methods IN
dentistry. and is prepared to give his
patrons the best there is in the pro
fcssion
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18
DELEGATES APPOINTED.
To Attend Deep Waterways Con-
vention al New Orleans

Mayor Yereer this week appointed
the delegates 70 represent this city
at the Deep Waterways convention
to be held at New Orleans the latter
part OF next month The delegates.
five in number. are Judge c. c.
Moody. Mr.. /. p Watt OF the Bank
OF Nashingtan Mr. s T. Roman OF
the law firm OF Cannon & Roman
Mr G. T.. Eminisor. publisher OF the
Times. and Mr. j. S. Allen
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18
EikS Initiate.

At the regular meeting Of the I.lks
on Monday evening two candidates
were put over the hurdles in the
most approved fashion. There was
a good attendance and the meeting
was greatly enjoyed At the conclu-
sion the Hello Bills retired to the
basement. where there was some
thing doing.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18
Fairbanks Morse Agent.

Mr.. NJ. C Mann. former Green
lille resident. is now state agent for
the Fairbanks. Morse & Co. manu-
facturers Of engines and all kinds OF
machinery Mr.. Mann will spend
the greater part OF his time travelling
over the state, but will have head
quarters in this city and will be hers
every sixty days
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18
Services at St. James.

The following Is the program of
services to be held at St James
church tomorrow: Holy commun
ion at 7:3o a. m, Sunday school at
o:3o, morning prayer at II o'clock.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18

JUNIOR

The value of the prize is seventy
dollars. and is we'll worth the efforts
of any young man who is training
Tor the race Other prizes in the
shape OF medals will be given those
who quality for other positions.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-09-18

all probability he will be bound over
TO await the action OF the next grand
jury.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-27

Gambler ober @erfdnfer, Ole Slior
uno @m. Batfins, aus Soronto, g..
ipelfe lid ihulbig bStannt batten, Elm
inter Oem Nanten .Sriebene Bier" ani
ben Warft 9ebraftes 3emperen5z8 Sc
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fauft nerben biirfe. Ser Gihter be-
rief lid in ieiner gntiheioune auf Die
@prte bcs 9foie> @ciebes: vipiritous.
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beverages"
8enn bas 10 fpeiter eeht, ipirb
robl ndfitcns arh Der @erfauf bon
Wal3faffee" perboten iperben, nteint
elm @efieIblatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-27
"The Pope's Wardrobe"

Inter bicier Spibmarte nta6t pies
Der einmal cine blobiinuige edible
runs Der anecbli6en alciberprnht bes
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-27

op nianhe 3eitunsen bier in ben
- %ereiui9teu Stdaten betonten
ais Die criten Nad)rihtsn bier
- bon Der oliidlihen 0cilcalrna
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-27
SDbtet jcbe Sliese!

Sbmobf Die 3eit Ser Slie9eu nodl
niht getonmen lit, crldleint otele
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lionen bringen fam. Damn nltnocrt
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-27
@abres 8ei6idthen.

Gin panbernbcr S1ilbermalers
@eieLc .fommt in Elm tleine5 %iteicris
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