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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05
TEID COURTS.
CInCuIT CoUeT - eGCOND DISTRICT,
Begular Terms.
W. H. HARDY, Judge.
B.P. HARRISON, District Attorney.

jackson County ty--Three terms as follows: On
the fourth h1ouday Of April and the fourth Mon.
day Of October, eighteen days. and on the third
Nopday Of jane fpf criminal business exclusively,
twelve days. No grand Jury shall be drawn or
iupauelled to serve at the juno term.
Harrison COunty-Five terms A. follows: On
tho fourth Monday Of January, eighteen days;
arst Monday Of March and Scpfember. for crimi.
nal business exclusvely, twenty -four days; third
Monday of May and November, for civil business
exclusively, twentyfour days.
Hancock County First Monday Of April and
arst Monday Of October, eighteen days.
Wayne County Third Monday Of January, six
days 6rst Monday Of July twelve days.
Greene County-First Monday of January and
fourth Monday Of July, twelve days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

A good sized turpip eut in half and
nailed tn . board will furnish sntsS-
tainment and food for dock os hens
for half day. Another eooe NY 70
keep tho hens busy Ia cold, Westher ID
70 fastcn 2 beet o. carrot - oehev
enough e. that tho heuo viii bavo "
jump for u
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

Imitation coral 10 made from gesIn,
four parts: bccswax, three parts; and
vermIllioo, TWO parts, melted tcgether
apd thoroughly mixed, then applied
q wire or wooden fofms.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05
Rsets About the Port Of
Pasoagoula, Mississippi,

f<rased On ps~essouls bay. psscs.
eouis ssd x~cstswps rivers, wIth q
popuIx<los NJ upwards NJ D.op. rep
seseotIou the largest lumber interests
on tbs MIssIssspps Sound Coast, the
most imw~t~ot shIppIng sttfsctioo
and fisheries tset are uocqusled by
any otbef point between New Ofiesos
~ manufacturing region u IL
already bfIstIins with many CONNER.
cIsI industries which are sbundantIy
supplied by nature from both land
and sea 10 make them successful and
% induce the Establishment of others
that viii add 70 the prosperity Of the
future.
The healthfulness Of the three
places Is noted. As pleasure resorts
they are 80 closely connected that
denizens and sojourners are enabled
TO enjoy the delights Of both couotr,
and seashore comforts and dIvertIse
aients.
An affinity OF social and business
regard exists that render the trit
virtually one community.
For further particulars address the
Pascagoula Commercial Club, Scran
ton, Mississippi.
W. H. CHAMPLIN, Secretary
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

81 have been somewhat costlve, but
Doan's Regulets gave just the results
desired. They act mildly and regulate
the bowels perfectly Geo. b. Krause,
306 Walnut Ave-, Altoona, Pa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
REVOLUTION ENIIS no
UPSET. NNDHID'S EQUA>IMrTN'

lOndont Aug. 3.--Iho Daily Telc-
graphs correspondent who has Just
arrived in Barcelona sends to his pa
per dispatch giving Il curious pic
turc of the indifference or Ignorance
of the Spanish pcoplc toward the
events In barcelona,
"Thc tranquility ana gaicty Of the
populace of Madrid" the correspond
ont says. "sccms To me iucongruous
and absurd. Barcelona Is not loved
much ia the rest of Spain aud the old
dccp hatred between Catalonia aud
Madrid Is aroused on every occasion
Thc cannouadcs IN Barcelona dis
turhed Madrid about as much as II
they had occurred IN foreign eoun-
try
Somewhat surprised aud disillu-
stoned. the correspondent continues.
II made tour Of observation. Every
hing surprised me one sees that the
interruption OF normal life has been
,lighf The revolution must have
lccn superficial " II has not even
upset the good humor OF the own"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
MRS. CASTLE WELL KNOWN
IN SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY

san Francisco. Aug. 3.-Mrs, NeN-
lille Castle, who shot William u. craig
in New York, is the daughter of Il. 81,
scott, prominent merchant of this
city. and her marriage to Neville
,'aatle I'm 1891 was a brilliant society
event. Her brother, Henry scott, is
the husband of daughter of the late
Rear Admiral sampson
Mrs Castle studied for the stage
after her husband, who had practiced
law, went to the Alaska gold fields to
retrieve his fortune. She made her
debut ON January g. 1900, playing
with the FraWley company in THE
Princess ana the Butterfly in New
York. and later went into vaudeville.
Neville Castle was last heard of in
Nome several years ago.
w. y. Craig is a son of w Craig
Of craig and Craig, a law firm of this
city. He has been in New York for
several years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
PREPARATIONS FOR
STREET CAR WAR
IN CHICAGO
Five Thousand Strike BreakerS|
Ready For Business in Case
of WaIkout of Traction En-
pIoyeS,


iBy Morning Jouruni special Leased Nirel
Chicago. Aug. 3-Acuto prepara-
tion To- meet % stikr ere being made
by Officials of fhe street railroad lines
of this cip old power houses are
being nttcd ur as sleeping quarters
for srlkcbreaters.
E l.. Reed. ',h" organized tho rm-
ploycrs teamug company which br'l,
tine tramsier, strike ln 1905. has
charge or hiring non-uuion men. ne
stated that br had on ra1 i've thou--
anal mon competent tn handle street
cars Arrangements have been made
with caterers 10 feed the non-union
men m tho barns aud power houses.
Vote on the strike referendum VIII
be- taken Thursday
Members of the Illinois state hoard
,f arbitration have started for Chicago
10 see if they can ward oG the trouble.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
FUTILE SEARCH
FOR STOLEN
CHILDREN
KIDNAPPING CASE BATTLES
ST, LOUIS DETECTIVES
Distracted Parents Announce
Willingness to Pay $4,000
Ransom Demanded by Daring
Daylight AbduCtorS,

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire
st Louis, Aug. 3,-After more than
- hours search the police admitted
tonight that they had no tangible clew
to the whereabouts of the kidnapers
of Grace ana Alfonso Yiviano. the
Italian children who were lured from
their home yesterday.
The distracted relatives of the miss
ing children are now reported to be
willing to pay the ransom of $4,000
demanded by the abductors.
Numerous arrests have been made.
seemingly the most important prison
ers are Joseph Pagano, his wife Fam
ME. ana his mother-in-law. Rosa
Dragota. The women were released
later. but Pagano is still in custody.
Joseph Bocano was taken to police
headquarters this morning by detec-
tivcs who are working on the case.
The children were taken from their
home yesterday at noon and four
hours later a special delivery letter
was received bV their parents de-
manding a x2j.O0o ransom. Samuel
Turrisi. who is said TO have taken the
children from their home Was seen.
il is said. al Bocano's home with the
children He told the detectives that
the man who came To his home was q
cousin. Despite the all night search
bv detectives and police through the
Ghetto and at the terminal of each car
line leading from the city. no trace OF
Turris was found. The children are
second cousins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
MARSHAL
SHOT DOWN
BY JA|L0R
CLAYTON SCENE OF
SENSATIONAL AFFRAY

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal

lspeciaI Dispatch 10 the Morning Jouruni !
Las Vegas. y. NJ. Aug. 3.-W ord
reached here this afternoon of sen
sational shooting ARRAY at clayton
county seat of Union county in which
Marshal Pete Barker. one of the most
widely known peace officers in north
eastern New Mexico was instantly
killed by Frank Garcia. town jailur.
The shooting. which took place at 4
q m. today. was the climax If q quar-
rel of long standing between the two
men, which had reached the proper
tions of q family feud. 1t is under
stood that both men had threatened to
kill the other at the hrst opportunity
Eve witnesses to the tragedy SUBJ
stuutatc Garcia's statement that
Barker fred the first shot which
missed it's mark. when Garcia drew his
sN-sheoter and shot Barker through
the heart and abdomen
The shooting caused intense excite
mcnt. the first report being that an att
tempt had been made to liheratc the
Jamison brothers, held boz Jail for mur-
der and that Barker had been shot
while thwartiug this attempt made by|
unknown parties Later Investigations
of the shooting proved this story to bel
without foundation.
brother j. W Barker employed
in local barber shop. was apprlsed
NJ the murder by telegraph and lett
this afternoon for clayton to render
any assistance ne might iu prosecuting
he slayer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04

them for the first time. that the club
and that tho situation had become
grave and they rallied to the cali with
plenty Of the kind of feeling that madc
the club a force in the past As Dr.
w. 6 Hope told the meeting. every
thing Albuquerque has got She has had
to pay for and the clubs present
status is just one more necessary thing
that must be paid for OF the dozen
men who addressed the meeting every
one expressed the conviction that the
club would pay.
1t is interesting to note that there
We're more members et last night, !,
meeting in spite of midsummer ana
the rain. than have attended elub
meeting in the past three wears It Is
predicted also that at The secund
meeting to be called later In the week
every man out last night VIII appear
again, bringing some one else with
him
Among the members present hst
night were NJ. Mandeu. Leon HertloE,
K. \. Frost JAY y Hubbs, Gouis tlfcld.
L. 4 Mann, Frank Mckee. 5 Ben
jamiu. A. -. Graham, Herbert + RAY
nolds f. B. SchWentker. W +. Met
calf. \. Flescher, NJ. + Kelly y W
Harris. c O. Cushman, W $ Burke,
p Hanley, y A. Macpherson W II.
a. T., walker q. y. Mar
ron {. f. Newcomer, l. 5. Chamber
i'm r. Spitz, Ivan Grunsfeld Maynard
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
M0ORS FOOLED.
BY SPANISH
STRATEGEM
TRIBESMEN FALL VICTIMS
TO CLEVER MANEUVER
Lured Into Range and ShelIed
by Gunboat Enemy Retreats
in Disorder Leaving Many
Dead on Field,
Iun Morning journal sDeoiai Lsn.ed wir.i

,u. ,,,., ,., ...,., u,,
At,,lrid rrr,ct.I .Iir,'.,,,h.''
'''''''V ''''' "''''" e"N 'i'' Mo''s
last night attacked block house IN
course Of construction. They we're
.r..,,nlsad nj. sn,ot.,ds los, an. ar.
N'"'" an" "''Von "''"
wounded
The attack upon the block house be-
aan at midniobt Nondav Iarge
- WV - VIZ Wv 'OO'-
mus al Mount Nnruga ahd ralhed pui-
lets for three hours upon the half
completed fortress The small Snon-
ana stN spanish oompahled hurried 10
t'' rescue ana uIsperseu the enemy.
purlhR the llRh'lhs IN" Mools u'-
strnNed Lou meters OF the raiiroau
ilhe' lafse number OF thelr deau
"'i' tdIitod on III th' rotteat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
TONES won ATED B>
GuOtLISU HENOLtTIoNiSrS

Paris. Aug 3-The Figaro's staff
correspondent at barcelona reports
th9t the rioters violated the sepui-
rhrcs of nuns. but generally speaking
did not harm living nuns. The monks.
however We're chased from converts
aud monastcries. while two men in
the crowds who were especially en-
ragged. cried away with you. No
longer will YOU steal our needles and
our embroidery, no longer will you
prevent by your unfair competition.
cur we.aea finding employment,
This the correspondent says. shows
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04

and after pleading with him to forsiv,
! her, said
lie is the cause Of my trouble. II,
has thrown me over"
Craig said he would press the charg,
against the woman
FRED Is. Dean. lawyer to whom
Mrs castle sub-lct her apartment
IN 6'th street, interested himself in her
ease tonight He conferred with the
police and said that Mrs, Castles home
was in san Francisco and that she is
the wife of Neville Castle who is wen
to do ana is travelling in Alaska. she
and Craig, he said. were friends in
san Francisco as children She Will
have hearing tomorrow
Both Mrs Castle and craig dis
cusscd the affair briefly at the police
station.
Il am married and my husband is
in the west" the woman said. MY
people come from San Francisco and il
is there | first knew Mr. craig. All OF
us come from san Francisco. have
known WIN Craig since we were babies
and if he had not told me himself, |
never would have believed he would
want to quit me. lie has frequently
visited my studio where | have lived
for the last two months.
She then went on to say how she
had waited for him at the Waldorf
and how after he had refused TO talk
% her, she had fired Even after her
arrest she pleaded with Craig to stand
~ her, but he appeared obdurate,
hough he did talk to her for short
While.
,'raig said he was lawyer and In
.imated that he was weary of Mrs.
Castles attentions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
JAPANESE EDITOR IN
HONOLULU ASSAULTED

honolulu. Aug. 3.--Sometara Sheba.
'uitor Of the Hawaii Shinpo. Japan
'Se newspaper which has opposed the
Oourse OF the plantation strikes, was
"Vacked on the street today and
s'aDoed in the neck by T. Mori. a
japanese delegate from the island To
a convention of the laborers from an
ene islands of the Hawaiian group.
''eoa was taken to the hospital.
N"ere II was found that his wound
"aS not serious. Mori was arrested
anu confessed that he committed the
u'eu' The attack caused the adjourn
inoht OF the trial of the .Japanese
''AefS accused of conspiracy and on
pt OF the news the Higher Wage
association hurriedly called "A meeting
~ ~ passed resolutions discIaiming
~. oliltv for. and regretting the
AT Mori. who committed the assault
uie official Interpreter Of the cir
~ui' court of Maui
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
MAY COMPLETE
ENGLE DAM
THIS YEAR
RECLAMATION SERVICE
CHIEFS IN CONFERENCE
Secretary BaIIinger and En-
gineers Consider Plans For
Pushing Work on Government
Irrigation Projects in West.

| lbs Morning journal Special Leased WireI
| Portland, Aug. 3.-Sccretary of the
Interior Ballnger today continued his
conferences with Director of the Re-
| clamation Service f. II. Newell
land Chief Engineer 4. II. Davis and
the supervising engineers of various
reclamation districts throughout the
country The conferences are execu-
tive and no formal statement of tn e
conclusions reached will be given olht
until the sessions are ended In .fan
informal statement today Secretary
Ballinger said that in an probability
the government would adopt the I3olicv
of completing reclamation Projects
now under way rather than undertake
new works
Secretary Ballinger stateds that the
department had but $1100W. 600 avail
able and that the new pr oiects would
involve an expenditure OF $4,000 coo
additional. /"
Mr.. Newell declared after todav's.
meeting that the inmeI&sity of the diff
ieieilt irflsatihg scheh&es as presented
oY 'he various super kising engineers
was simply overpoWeying.
Every step takenI must be Delhi
crate ne sald' "anY we shall prob
AMY go alohg prettyymuch as we have
zone heretofore III conducting opera
-'"us' Next Heptcl hber the quarterly |
'eports Will be submitted 70 secretary
Ballinger and apr Eoved by him the
oiIoWlhg month, 2 The estimates sent ,
n are upon the basis Of the budget
or 1910.
Inc dehahdf of the territories as
ven as the stat bs are important, as in
Iicating the exr4ent or DEVELOPMENT be-
hS accomplished on the arid lands
mere was s. pme talk of suspendne
YORK IN the TERRITORIES, but this idea
vas abandor&ed
The whl Bic situation can be com
ared to TN b rapid growth of some city
'hich max Is its improvements without
lklng lntfP account the tremendous
lcrcase OF population and finds itself
OF III position to meet al the re
incident to unexpected de-
elopmen It."
Dircct@h Newell, stated that an at
'mpt We build be made in the ensuing
ear to Complete all the larger recla
lation projects These include the
.oosevetn dam in Arizona. seventy
liles ab'bve Phoenix ANA the dam on
le Rio t;randc in New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
pOpiI AtE DEMANDS
LIBERATION OF PRISONERS

BUrcclOn0, Aug. 3.-tNl0 SPANISH
French fronticrl This city Is quiet
but the populacc INCREASINGLY demands
the liberation of prisoners taken dur
Ing the fighting Troops still patrol
the streets, but otherwise lie is al
most normal
II is almost impossible to give an
estimate of the number of victims OF
th, disorders. but they are far In eN-
ccss Of the official figures.
It ie rumored that Senior iglesias.
editor of the revolutionary paper 'El
Progresso." who was reported TO have
been summarily shot, Is living and has
been released from the fortress.
The guuhoat Temercio has arrived
with numerous prisoners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
second Calhoun Juror.

san Francisco, Aug. 3.-Thomas
Green. retired saloon keeper was
temporarily passed upon tonight as the
second juror to try Patrick Calhoun,
Of the United Railroads, on q charge of
bribery, Green appeared to have no
opinions regarding the case that
brought objections from either side
and professed to have taken little in
terest in the many cases connected
with the graft prosecution
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
SPOk ANE ITALIANS IN
TERROR OF HIACkIiA\D

Spokane. Aug. 3--Afrdld 20 sign
their names and evidently in fear Of
their lives. parties signing themselves
"a group OF Itaiian-Americans. have
sent a letter TO Police chief sullivan
asking him to break up the Black
Hand society In Spokane The writ
ers declare they are in fear Of death
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
USES
GUh IN ARGUMENT
rl|TH ATTORNEY
Man )of Law Catches the Bullet
in His Vest Pocket and Tells
PdSIice He VIII Prosecute As
saa|iIant,
,nv . aonipg Journal special leased wIr.I


N,o}w York. Aug In the crowded
Weld (orf Astoria hotel today Mrs.
Narv. 4. Castlc. thirty-siX years old
and n'pretty. shot William -. Craig. "a
1av.v.nfr. The bullet. after striking "a
fo,,nv{ain pen inflicted slight flesh
Won, bd and dropped harmlessly in
Cr,iststs vest pocket.
cr,baig. who is member of the
po.,,ev Mountain club. which has a
s,f,, fA Of rooms ln the hotel Was on
H.. sS,ay to the club rooms MfS.
,....,,A Ale. who had been waiting for nm
M to detain him. but craig shooh
bar of and went to the elevator. Mfs'
-. Vtle shot as he was about TO step
fe6 the elevator cage.
A.ben detectives arrived. the woman
Nd sitting on a lounge weeping hys-
,ara3eally. she said she was an lnsur-
-. ok agent and had a brother Cap
. Henry scott. stationed az Fort
No. gan. near Mobile. Ala She pointed
-io' -raig. who was standing nearby
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
FEARS OF FRESH OUTBREAK
N TURBULENT BARCELONA

Crrbcre, France Aug. "A dis
patch from Barcelona saws that while
quiet at present reigns everywhere. It
is learned from q good source that tho
reyulutionaries intended again to take
up arms " the prisoners are not lib
Grated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04
BITTER COURT
ORDEAL FOR
THAW
ALIENISTS UNITE IN
DECLARING HIM MAD
Prisoner Plainly Worried as
Case of Prosecution Develops
and Prospect of FreedomI
Grows DINNER.

IBy Morning journal Special Leased wIrel
White Plains. Aug. 3--Three alien
lists united In the supreme court today
to make it unpleasant for Harry *
Thaw, who was adjudged insane but
now demands release from the Matte
avian asylum as mentally normal
man. All three testified that he was
insane and when Thaw took the stand
he was plainly ruffled and nervous. but
Mr.. Jerome dismissed him after a few
comparatively unimportant questions.
OF the aliensts who testined-Dr
Austin Flint DR.. William siirsch and
DR. Amos r. Baker-the last named
gave testimony of the most mpor;
ance He is acting superintendent OIL
Matteawan and appears as a witness
without compensation Justice Mills |
called attention to this fact lnd -ook |
a part in questioning him DR.. Baker
said that in his opinion ThaW was in
sane now and a dangerous person to
be at large
1t WAS shortly after this declaration
that Mr. jerome quickly called ThaW
to the stand. He was pale and appar-
emily shaken. The district attorney
written by the prisoner in evidence
and asked him to explain them. After
parties back and forth and laborious
explanations by Thaw as to the mean
ing of certain writings, he said
II want you TO know, Mr.. jerome h
that many of these notes you call sug-
gestions were written at the request
of my lawyers. !
Mr.. Jerome said; +
DO you mean to sit there and tell
us, who observed YOU IN both homi- ,
eide trials, that YOU did not believe you Il
knew more about the case than your i
lawyers" T
a do" quickly replied Thaw
You were nice and docile all IT," "
time?"
Il think / behaved myself" u
Never discharged any lawyers? ?" "
oh, yes, ! discharged some law +,
yers" il
And yet you did not interfere at n
ln?" q
only when thought it was abso- v
utcly necessary"
You did offer some suggestions, +,
axe it?" said the district attorney v
~
'Oh, yes. some" was the reply. lR
DR.. Austin Flint described a para ~
loiac as person dominated by GER II
ain delusions, whose mental aud per
onal state might not otherwise be n
fected except in so far as these de- y
usions influence him.
"Paranoiacs, he concluded. inn
rcssively, never recover
DR.. Hirsch varied the general Vcr-
let by declaring Tluw 'dcscucr-
tc parauoac."
Charles Morschauscr. Thaw's at
1rney, attacked this testimony with
very legal cxpedient. In DR.. Flnts y
lse he endcavored to show that he
ad given contradictory testimony in ~
NO previous olscs where ne appeared
= an expert. He eat sed Dr. Hirsch
)me unhappy moments by inquiring
bout a book he is writing.
DO you. in this book claim that
asus Christ was ii paranoiac?" ho ,,'
'ked.
The alienists reply was that hel
ould not like to give any opinion on
e subject IN
The alienists delivered their opinion p
"a body to Jerome's hypothetical
iestion, only a small part of which
as read. It dealt mainly with Thaw
mily history and his early life. Mr.
r. Morschauser Will continue tomor-
W his cross-eXamination of Dr.
irsch
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-04

N, Aug. S.-Francis J. Heney.
- can Francisco prosecutor. arrived
10y ~, irom his Alaska trip. II he IS
"o' Immediately wanted in san Fra
in a. ne VIII 90 to Oregon and hunt
no mountains. n Alaska ne did
hunting but caught many nsh.