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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09

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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09

2 "Still waters run deep" 1.-THE
empty wagon rattles the loudest."
"The cheaper the shoes the louder the
squeak" And of course these trite
sayings have nothing to do with the
fellow with narrow palate and a
tongue loose at both ends, and tied
only In the middle.
Grepnvillp Demncrat
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09

An effort will be made at the next
meeting of the Legislature to pass an
act rciustating the old "Blue Back
Spellcr." The press will, no doubt,
insist on the passage OF this act be.
cause the editors OF the State, most Of
whom learned TO spell from the "Blue
Back Speller" at "the CASE know the
necessity Of correct spelling.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09

The paragrapher OF the Memphis
Commercial Appeal allows his think
tank to MARBLE this way: "lf Peary
brings back the North Pole, II
Shackleton hunts up the South Pole,
and II the African expedition secures
a gyascutis there will be nothing left
the adventures OF the future, unless
II is the ascent OF the Mountains OF
the Moou.n
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09

Men have invented the horseless
carriage, the chainless wheel, the
wireless telegraph and telephone, the
engineess car, the wingless flyers;
but 1t took a fashion.making woman
TO find the waistless woman. All
hands are willing.
Savannah Tenn Courier, :.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09
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lfy1u don't thlnk your town ls the
best plaee oo earth, get GOT n " ana
~ a0meNhere else
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09

II some men were AS punctual about
keeping their engagements as they
are about being on hand at eating
time, they would acquire better
regulations for reliability,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09

The only way some men con make
their wives situp and take notice Is
~ stay out late no night.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09

Frequently we meet a man VINO
seems to be afraid 60 praise his fellows
for fear there will not be enough
adulation left for himself
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09

Truth makes no claims to recogni.
ton when employed only for the
purpose ~ hurting somebody's feel
ingsi
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09

Mf v H. ilaffiman controls seven
teen railroads with q capitalization
uf over three billion dollars
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09

Many young man starting out 70
conquer the world thinks himself al
Alexander, when IL reality, he is only
a smart Alec.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09

Thero's nothing 40 good for n sore
throat as DIR. Thomas Electric oil. Cures
i, In few hours. Relieves any pain In
nuy part,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09

So, don't neglect your stomach.
Don't become : chronic dyspeptic.
Keep your stomach healthy and
strong by taking q little kodol.
You don't have to take Kodol all
the time. You only take 1t when
you need 1t.
Kodol is perfectly harmless.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09

60 70 your drugRist today and get dol.
lar bottle. Then after you have used the
honestly say that II has not done you any
good, return the bottle 70 tho drugRist and
ne Will refund your money without Qucs-
tion or delay. We will then pay the drug
that our guarantees g eood. Tkis oiief AZ.
plies to the large bottle only and 70 but one
" family. The large bottle contains re
times as much - the 6fty cent bottle.
Kodol Is prepared at the laborator.
les OF u. c. Dewitt & Co., Chicago.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Chief Of Police Lyon Of Nrr4lrn
ha~ released from jail Y. X. jcnes. a
linotype operator. who has been he'
In this city upon the charge OF olra-
my. Both wives Of Jones refuse to
prosecute him. and as The orrnse was
committed In another State the state
courts have no jurisdiction over the
the case Jones was released with
the understanding ihst he appear at
police headquarters In order 10 ~i<n
certain documents forwarded here
for his signature. Jones has been IN
the CITY Jaii for nearly one wees
his arrest being caused by J. \. NAss-
acre. OF Charlotte. y. c. Jones haN.
Ing previously. IL Is charged. when
through the marriage ceremony with
h.S daughter. Miss oxeiie Jones. when
the man. II Is alleged had wife lsN'
ing in Louisville. Ky. 10 whom hs
had been married six years.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

!, - IuvcF1eqk Mss. Five Sicn and
Fvp WOuen Arrested and some
Of Them May Re

Alexandria. La.-Depuiy Sheriff j.
willie Lacase, aged 32. was shot and
Killed from ambush at Woodwork.
his parish. The story OF the killing
! told BY Sheriff c. NJ. Fitzpatrick
xho went to the scene. A negro cola
tion was being held near the commits
sary Of the Rapides Lumber Company
At woodwork Monday night. ard De
puty Sheriff I4acaxe. as was custom
ary when such affairs take place, was
there to keep the peace He left to
20 home At a. m. and when about
fifty yards from the house where the
collation. was held he was shot by
some party hidden behind tree. The
shot took effect in his back. Parties
hearing the shot ran to the scene and
found Lacaze lying on the ground
writhing in agony. Lacaze was placed
on board of special train made up
By the Rapides lumber Company to
bring him to Alexandria TO receive
medical attention. While on the
train about two hours and a half af-
ter the shooting. Lacaze breatned his
last. and the engine reversed and
his dead body taken back to his home
at Woodwork
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

John nishle. farmer waosc place
Is ten miles below rNatchcx. waa un-
der water last summer, preventing
the growth OF cotton crop. reccnu,
shipped twenty wagon loads OF
cabbage Ia Nicksturg He shipped n
car load last month 70 New Orleans.
Mr.. ptablc planted sixty acres IA
cabbage. making ninety tons TO TN
acre. and sold 1t Tor $40 per ton. h'
put in an acre OF cauliiio~er. max
ing complete success with this a.
we'll as the cabbage. his profit be'nf
much heavier than Il he had raised
cotton.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Richmond. Wa. In The s.ntencir.
at Farmvillc this State. 81 Narcm
Lindsay and his wife nckrss~. to
serve eighteen years IN the rcnisen-
tlars. one OF the most unique eascs
In the history OF the state hss dcsc-
loped. Lindsay Is the SOFA Of r white
woman. and although he believes he
had negro blood IN his veins and as
socistcd With mcmhcFs OF that fscs.
tho Court held that he had enough
Caucasian blood 10 be legally white.
Lindsay recently was married TO
Scphy Jones ncEress. the widow oe
another negro. and has aimee iisrd
with her The two we're indicted on
the xround that Lindsay Is white
man who married q nesrc~s ard be-
cause sophy married a white msn.
hcirz ucgfcsS. the law prchihl''a6 4
lnfcrmarflascs between the rates.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

VALUED CATTLE KILLED IN WRECK
>or~hy informs District Attorney
uc Win Demand special Nrutsv
st the March Term. struck
by Engine.

A horrible and unfor,unste acci-
dent occurred ia Columbia at the
Pine Bur Saw MIL. in which a Young
man named Ed Gordon lost his HE.
He was attending some part of the
machinery in the planning mtli when
he was caught by bel: and thrown
against one OF the cutoff saws. and
his body cut completely IN two, with
the exception OF "A few inches OF skin
on the bach. He was young mau
scarcely grown and of most excellent
habits and with many friends, ane
his sudden and awful death was
great shock 10 the relatives and
friends.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Iohnetown. Pa Running AT 4
speed OF nearly nfty mllss an hour.
the second section OF the 81 Louis
express on the rcnnsylvanla railroad
crashed into the mrs, section. which
had met with an accident at point
between South Fork and sumner
I'M. known "a Running Ground"
with terrific force. killing and in
luring many persons. The second
section wax double header, With
two large engines and II said to
have ploughed i's way through the
FIRST section. Immediately after the
wreck. hurry calls were irsned scF
all available physicians At both thh
place and at Altoona. and In i"en
than an hour nearly nfty phyrlciRas
we're on their way to the areus.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30
Gov. SANDERS TO TIE FRONT
Orders Suburban Race Track
Betting Stopped.
TROOPS nay ENFORCE The Law
Bookmak~r and Clerk Arrested t"r
Violating the locke Law by Dis
trsst Attorney and Merry
Go utound Closes.

New Orleans After continuing
for a week. the race meet which star
ted January 18th. at suburban PARK
In Jefferson Parish across the river
from New Orleans Saturday closed
down. at least temporarily The
announcement Of the suspension was
made a, the conclusion OF the fourth
race and shortly after Jack sheehan
OF Memphis. Tenn. we'll known
book maker. had been arrested on
tho charge OF violating the so-e"iiod
Locke anti-raclns laws
Shochans arrest formed SEQUEL
20 an ordrr which Governor Sanders
wired the district attorney from Bat
on Rouge. unless the betting on
horse races az McDonoghvills. as we'll
as the gambling at southport nre
stopped Immediately" said the gov
ernoF. n shall take hand myself.
The governors order Was sent by
him at the conclusion OF a conference
with the sdlutant general OF ths
state and the turtm,n. the Jefferson
parlsh anthorltics and the public az
We'll kutuisr@O 'INt ~ Wv &f't''' ~
order WAS disobeyed troops would
be sant both to the suburban uAct
at McDonoghevillc as we'll a. te
southport
District Attorney harrcro, Of JET
ferson parish. held . consultation
with others ~ soon ~ the governor
order became known. and at the con
cluaion Of ths third rAcs. dhcrin Ma
zero Of Jsfssson parish. the fathe
Of tho disteset attorney. bad 6bss
han aud his elerk. ", r. kalsto'
placed under arrest.
The coSeDeeion Of the turfmcn !
that SheehaA and others merely pa
tho Suburban Racing Association ~
day for advance Information.
This so called advance Information
in a card showing tho scratches. COZ
rcc,cd weights. etc. on zach race
They say that when Shcehan an
3 others mako wagcrs with friends
. that the Locke law In not vlolatef
81 II Is thcir purpose TO mako te~t 9
l. tho case In tho courts.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30
FAMOUS OLD HAT.
Kentucktan To Wear 1890 HkS-peare
To The Senate.

Louisville. John Burma. OF Gcttys-
burg. and his old white hat, have
long been famous In PcnnsylvaniA.
but w. O. Bradley, United States
ncnator-elect Of Gentucky. wtu burst
IN on Washington when he takes his
seat. March 4. at the head OF zoo
Kenutuck,ans. all wearing the nat
which Bradley has made famous
through h,ty years Of political camp
aiRns. His hat--and his admirers
swear that he wears tho same ono to
day--was brought away back In
1860, when there we're not tIpu-
sand republicans IN kentucky. ana II
has led him like the helmet Of Nav
AFRO. through the smoke cf evcr,
campaign In Kentucky since thai
day.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30
LATE NEWS BKENlTlES.

Four cases of bubonic plague we're
reported at Caracas.
May Freshour. fifteen years old.
was criminally assaulted and mur-
dered at Dayton. o.
The House OF Representatives met
TO hear eulogies of the late Charles
T. Dunwell of New ork
Two prominent farmers of Ala
bama fought duel near Beatrice In
which both men were killed.
Deputy Sheriff William Lacaze
was assassinated near Woodwork,
La. Henry Brody is under arrest.
Two passengers of the Republic
and two of the crew were killed iD
the collision with the steampship
Florida.
In Pittsburg an insane convict
stabbed his nurse and fatally wound
ed a guard The latter killed tae
convict.
Deputy Niti of Rome estimated the
earthquake loss in Messina at $113,-
600 900 and at s1oo,coo.ooo In
Reggie.
The Pope has approved the plans
and partly endowed an immense or
MANAGE in Calabria for children lei'
without parents by the earthquake
disaster.
The White Star liner Republic
went TO the bottom OF the sea ias'
night while being towei to New
York by revenue cutter. There Va.
no one aboard the ship.
Reports from obssryatories In ku'
sia placed Russian Turkestan as TN
center OF Saturdays earthquake
which was recorded by all TN
worlds seismographs.
The second annual report OF tn
, provisional Governor Of Cuba to In
secretary of War was made public
In st. Louis the convention Of un
, employed organized ~ the Nationa
brotherhood Welfare Association.
! Judge r. S. Ellis has granted
netition of Amite City, La. citizens
mass meeting and has summone
0 the Tangipahoa parish grand jury I
meet in special session to invest
. pate the assassination OF J. c. Bro
4 land. his wife and Mrs. Joe Everett
near Hammond Friday night
+ Edward Cathron was killed by d
q son. John near. Dunn, L.. whiie Q
= = drunken rampage
- II vas announced that Prsssden
!, elect Taft would sud his faeaua u1
~ Nav Orleans, Fo6. IL.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Washington Col. David A. Lyle.
OF the Ordinance Department placed
the retired list OF the army on account
OF age after forty ycarr' of scrvics.
For several years Col. Lyle has been
In command OF the arsenal ut Angus
u. Ga. One OF his contributions
to the government vas the famous
Lyle Hfc-xnving gun" which has
been uscd on ships and = lifc-savine
stations throughout tho world for
many years.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

ana 'rird l. Fatally Mounds, in r.
ssfinc ,lcpu., sheriff.

Oklahoma City. Okla - Three mo-
sfoes' brothers named Mclaughlin.
n@Frioaded ~ a farm house. resisted
'A' attempt OF three deputy sherlrs
70 arrest them FOR carrying conceal
ed weapons near Pavson. Oklahoma
and as result one Of the negroes was
KILLED. another shot died. aud the
'hird fatally wounded. One OF The
deputies thomas Dunn. OF Chandler
was shot in the arm 4 bullet gaxei
'he deputy frcm Prague. The third
once. VIM. kays Of Sparks. escaped
unhurt
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

The eleven -montbs-old son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Franks. OF Wcsson.
was very badly burned Monday after
noon. He vas crawling around his
mother on the noor. while she was
busy sewing at the machine. and he
pulled a large chunk OF burning wood
out OF the crate. causing his clothing
to catch f3re. He was burned on tho
mouth. fact and neck before ths
mother could put the fire out. Shs
was badly burned herself In tryint
to save her child. 1t is thought nov
that the child will recover.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Owing 60 it's comparatively remote
location, on the general line OF travel.
but little is published To the world re
laiiye to Alcorn College for negroes,
at Rodney. except at such times as
the Board OF Trustees holds a meet
ing. The following extracts from tue
Fayettc Chronicle, therefore is inter
csting
"Alcoru College students are doinf
much toward supplying the local mer'
ket with vegetables. Each week
waronload OF seasonablc vegetables
is sent here. where they md read,
sale"
The new South-news., 1909-01-30
GAY BANK CLERK 4 THIEF.


Forth Worth, Tex. -lcfiwich Ho~
man, clerk in the First National
Bank. has been arrested and formal
ly charged with having rifled private
boxes left In care Of the bank, tho
specnlstions, Il In alleged. having cx-
tended over n year or more, durins
which time jewciry and money To the
amount OF between $4,000 and
$4,000 Is alleged to have bcen
stolen. The exposure came a wech
ago when one OF the banks patrons
discovered that diamonds valued nj
800 which he had left for safe keep.
ing had disappeared.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

A south-bonnd freight train on The
Illinois Central Railroad was wrecked
two miles this side OF West, caused
by spreading rails and sixteen cars
were telescopcd. None OF the train
men was injured but mules horses
and cattle valued at $4,000 we're
killed The track was torn up for
a considerable distance. and all trains
sent by way OF Winona and the fazoo
and Mississippi Valley Railroad.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Wallis Hugh TAYLOR. aged II years
son OF Mrs Laura Taylor. OF Biloxi
vas accidently shot and killed by Joe
Hubert. OF Handsboro. Miss. The
young men were best OF friends since
childhood Hubert was examining the
pistol when the weapon was acoiden-
tally discharged. the bullet piercing
Taylor's herrt. he dying instantly.
The Coroners inquest held eNoneratei
Hubert and he wns discharged from
custody. Mother and brother OF the
dead boy testified at inquest that
shooting was purely accidental
The new South-news., 1909-01-30
WARNINGS OF EARTHQUAKES.
Mexican Has Patented AN Instrument
That Will Fore-tcll shocks.

CITY OF Nexico.--Luis T. Navarro.
student in the National College OF
Mines In this city. has applied to the
government for patent on an in
srument. which he claims will fore
tell earthquake shocks with the same
certainty that a barometer gives
warning of a coming storm. The
young inventor refuses TO 80 into
details regarding ms invention. but
declares that it viii tell with unerr-
ing accuracy at least six hours pre-
viously of a pending shock In a given
region.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

The race or competition for the
First District Circuit judgship IL
about to reach definite finish, or
will have beer determined by the end
of the present week, according to a
statement OF Governor Noel who In
Inmates that he will announce the
selection during this week. In maxi
ing his selection the Governor has to
choose between four good. well-equip
ped lawyers. one OF whom Is the pre-
sent incumbent. Hon f. o. Sykes.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Peducah. Ky. While Attempting
TO ride behind a surrey on Jefferson
avenue the left leg Of Mont hoallD.
l3-ycar-oid boy. WAS torn complste-
ly from his body.
Al the surrey was passing him ho
swung up behind. His foot suppe4
and his les shot into tho spokss OF
the wheel. Tho sudden wrench
brought scrcams from him which
frightened tho horses. causing them
TO run. The little fellow died SOW
eral hours later.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

VIM. Sorsby. slayer OF Posto'i'cr
Inspector Chas. Fitzgerald, Informed
the district attorney Monday that he
will demand special senire and
force the case to trial at the March
term OF the circuit court. District
Attorney Mcneil stated that Sorsby
would be arranged on the first day
OF court and motion for special Ncniro
viii be made by him and for the state
and the case set for trial.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30
Truck Farmer struck by Engine

George Robertson truck farmer
living on Woodland planation, ten
miles from Natchez. was perhaps fat
ally injured while driving across the
Mississippi Central Railroad tracks a.
Liberty Road crossing. two and hal'
miles from Natrhez. He was driving
double team across the track when
the engine struck him. He was
thrown to the road and II is thought.
his skull was fractured.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

London.-Mrs. Carrie Nation. who
is attempting to deliver a series Of
lectures here. met with a very hos
tile reception at the Canterbury Music
Hall Tuesday night. She was pelted
with eggs. some of them striking her
in the face From the very beginning
the audience maintained chorus OF
boos and Kisses. Her manager vain
ly appeared for fair play and Mrs. Ma
tion police abliged to quit the house
under police protection.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

A shortage having been Uncovered
in hts accounts, p. A. Wardlaw, cash
Ter Of the American Trust and Saw
iag Bank. = Negro hnancial institu'
ton 1t Jackson. has besn forced to
resign, and suits have bssn file(
against him to recover the dslinQusn'
ciss. Whatever eriminal procseding,
will follow remains - - seen. Bal
the Hinds eounty gran1 jury viii con
veAe In March. an1 that body ma5
taks eoenAsanee Of ~ snattsr.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30
RULLET HOLE IN HEAD.


Ga6sden. Ala.-Sam Ashley, a
young man, was shat and instantly
killed at o'clock Tuesday morning
while returning from a dance when
had been held at Goats Bend. lie
was found lying in the road with a
bullet hole through his head. Moth
ing is known about how the crime
occurred. f
The new South-news., 1909-01-30
SEVEN MONTHS IN JAIL.
Two Bookmakers Convicted and Sem
fenced. appeal Will BE Made.

New Orleans, La--Placide Friecr-
10 and II. NJ. Sheffield. who we're
charged with operating betting
book as result of the test case of
the so-called Locke anti-racing law
at the City Park track. New Orleans
several weeks ago. were sentenced
to serve seven months in the parish
prison by Judge Chretien in the o;im-
inal district court Each man was
also fined $3.50. A mmotion for q
new trial was overruled. An appeal
will be made to the supreme court.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

FORMER Cashier of NatSooa1 nank -
8aa Antonio h 4en1eoeo1.
6a1. Antonio. Tex. Co1victod o.
charges Of cmbezzlement onA misap-
pIIeation Of bank funds WIN p.
Woods. formerly cashier of tAs Woods
National Bank. which fhiDed here in
November OF 1907. haa boon ssntsn-
eeA to eight years ccntne@snt II The
federal penitentiary q Port LAveo-
worth. Kan. Tho senteoesd vAs ~
souncsA By Judgs Ma1sy.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

The saloons at McHenry went
out of business at the same time
that others did throughout the
State. and the people now. twenty
days afterward. are satisfied VIII
the situation There is probably nt
town ten times the size OF McHenr,
where more money was spent dur
ing the last seven years than hers
in efforts to defeat the licensed sa
looms, but each and every time tn
saloon men were victorious an'
continued their business.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Julius Hail. ncgress. Wan burned
TO death Wednesday while sitting IN
front OF the fire at her home In Me-
ridian. The woman held her young
baby in her arms and fell asleep and
her dress became ignised. The Hames
aroused her and throwing the infant
on the bed size ran into the street.
Her body was charred. The infant
was lightly burned
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Edward Cathron Tried to Extcrmin-
ate Family.

Delhi. has just reached
here OF tragedy near Dunn. a small
station five miles west OF here, in
which Edward Cathron was killed by
his son John. The father. in q
drunken frenzy. had attempted to
set fire to his home. and tried to
take the life of younger son. On
being demonstrated with by the older
boy, John, Cathron fired at him
three times with a pistol. when his
son. in defense of his life shot the
father down with double barrelet
shto gun.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Tho ruin OF his only child. his
daughter. Estelle. is given as the
sole cause OF the killing OF Eugene
A. Laurent. travelling salesman re-
presenting the Simmons Hardware
Company. by Charles Il. Smith, one
OF the wealthiest planters In this
county. at Artesia. last Friday after
noon. In the first statement smith
has made since the tragedy Follow
ing the announcement that this wai
the sole cause OF the killing. Smith
was re-arrcstcd on an affidavit sign
ed by J. :. Laurent. brother OF th'
dead man.
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

Montrose and Carolina groups oi
Presbyterian churches held Z district
Sunday School Institute In the Newto"
Presbyterian Church last week and an
instructive and Interesting meeting
vas had. The Institute was conduct
I'd BY Rev. O. ?. Bell, OF 8hsrIbyviIIe
Ky. the Presbyterian Assembly
District Sunday School 0upeSfnten.
dent. There were present nina past.
orr. nix superintendeuts.o one assistant
sssvsn msmhsss Of Bible classsa-
The new South-news., 1909-01-30

The trial OF Allen Boone. charged
with having murdered his fatherin
law. oliver Holmes. At Hand and Jor-
dams saw mill. fve miles vest OF
Purvis. in February. 1905. has been
In progress for the last three days.
1t was concluded Saturday afternoon,
the Jury rendering 4 verdict Of not
guilty. after deciberating = short
time.