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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-29
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-29

bomber 1865 unter BEN giter
0Gie aomlnentore @oiors~ in Cont
pte9ne oufgefiibrt puroe uno in
Der Die l6onIten ulto onmlttigiten
6rouen oe8 @ofes, sic 6iiritin
Ntetterlti6, sic Worquiie oe @ouif-
fct unb Die @r0fin 8ourtoleS,
mitDirften; unter BEN mannIibell
DoriteIlern NOR i~ibrigens oud Elm
iun9er oeutid)er Diplomat, Der
nod ieet ais 9otidafter a. 8. Ie.
benoe @rof @berboro Collins. 9os
Stild mar cine 5iemli6 fede go.
robe orf oen fur5 borber eri6iene.
men eriten 8ono bes @erfs ii6er
Goiar, Oos NopoIeon III. i'm Ser
Elm nit einigen @elebrten berfaBt
1ottc, uno enoete nit elmer Npo-
t6eole, IN Oerer1 W~1ittelpunft Der
neunidbri9e foiierIi6e grin5 2ouiS
0apoleon, in @renooieruniform
uno Die bpbe 8arenmiibe ouf Dem
aopf, olS gerforperllng Ser 03u-
funft" ltonO, : elmer 3ufunft oie
lid ME Dertpirflihen 1o1te. Snl
Sobre 1880 nnbm Ser Worquis Sc
Moiia als Sberitleutnant iei1en
abi6ieo, uno ieitoem floB Elm gan.
ger Strom bon Singipielen, SIC.
Dnert, Speretteu un6 8oGets olts
ieiner Sober, feline Meiitermer-
f. ober Die Jfiidte zines iebr ge-
idmodpo1en uno fuItipierten 0ilet=
tontismus. Mnem, mas nit Der
g%iibnenfunit 8uiammenbing, mono-
tie er bis 5uGett Elm leioeni6oftli~
6es Sntereiie gu uno Die Gori-
Ier 8beoter berlieren an linn einen
ibrer getreueiten Sreun0e un6 Sc.
iuher,
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mente unter Der gcbo(ferui1g W3il.
Daufee's - unb oie linb ga ia roG
in Der Mebrbeit - 0ieien Serrn b,i
@elegenbeit redt 0eutlid. ipas ltc
BON ibm benfen. @as lit ou6 leioer
oas @in5ise, mas iie ocgen feline Gut
l9eloune tun fonnen.
8ie nenig Ole grpbibition fiji
nabre MaBigfeit ioret unO lpie net
lie oapon entfernt lit, ben ntoroti.
lfen Stonopunft tes 8oIfes 5l bc.
ben, Dos benefit oos Sriternol Nepe-
me 9ureou burf ieinen 8criGt
ilber oos nit Dem 30Iteu Sunni abge.
idloiiene 5isfaliabr. uunoeietlid]e5
Diitiaieren uno iolitige ullgeiebli,pe
Serltellung bon uWoonibine"-@6is-
fep," beiBt es in bern 8eri9t, lift ii
Der 3unablme 6egriffen, beionoers
BORT, mo- Staotspro6ibi-
tom berr6t. t." Mlobnmo, @eol=
gia, Npro-Garolina uno Siio-Garos
linu, aaes Staaten, III Semen SIC
veroBe iittlide Soee" ser 8robibition
oorberri6eno iit, iino bieienieen, in
oel1ell am meiiten ungeiesli9 @bis.
fep bergeiteat pirb. Sn benz genontl.
ten Sisfoliabr iinb in bieien Staaten
ni6t tueniger als 1911 iolte vWoon-
lbine" Sabrifen a~ufgebpben norbe1,
nm 200 nebr als i'm Sobr 5lloor.
SebenfoGs cine merfniiroige Qrt scr
5ebung oes iittli6en .Stonopullt,
tes. -
@ugenblidlid tpeilt mieoer elm be.
riibmter oellti1er Sdriftlteller IN
unierem 2aloe gu 9eind. grnit
BON @ol5ogen maht nit ieiner Gat,
tin, Die cine %eigenortiee @ortrogs-
funitlerin lit, cine gieiie bur6 Oos
2ano. gr mar bis iebt III @elu
gorf, Bolton unb @oibington lrno iii
iiberaa in g~ebibrenber @eiie oltfqe
nommen noroen. @oI5ogen lit elmer
unlere belten &omanoihtel.
Seine 8omone Ser aron-
prin5" aDie @rbi6lei6erinnen"
Ser &raftmair", .Die @rob-
ber5oein bon @erolitein" eebo-
rem gu ben Sieblingen Ser oenti6en
aeiewelt. @rd als 2prifer bot er
Suites geleiitet, 0eseleiden ols 81
@r lit r1apeifelboft cine Ser
intereIiantelten grideinungen unto.
unieren mooernen oeutiden S6rift.
iteGertl.
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lOli5 Oh S%teuer5a6(er.
mooor's Office.
Gan Mntonio, gerag, 1910


Gan Qntonio, Seros, 1910
@s nirb hermit ongefiin.
oiet,oaB Der r9oaro Of gquo,
liiation~ an 9ienitaa, BEN 1.
geobember in Der Office oes
Stabt-@iieiiors, 3immer 15,
Der Stootbu1e, ~5uiammentritt.
Inn uber bic Qppeaotionen ee.
gen bie gnh9eiouns Scs
StoOt-Miieiiors uno uber ans
bonn Qiieiior gemadte @fieii4
ments (ange9ebene uno ni@t
otgegcbene) fir Gigentum fir
oas am 81. Moi 1910 enoen.
De Sisfaliobr gu berbanbeln
Die 9eboroe bleibt tagild
(Sonntog uno Seiertog aussc.
idloIien) in Sisung nno been.
oet lire 9[rbeiten innerbalh
ief8ig 9oeen. @odoem ii6 sic
Cancellations. 9ebaroe pertces
bot, tperoen meoer Der Staot'
rot, nod ons glieIiementSso.
mite Getitionen be5ielid ser
@iieiiments bcriidiidtigen.
Srpan Gaaagban,
Monor
Mtteftiert:
SreO Sries,
Sto6t-glerf.
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Der lette 8onlebarbier bes ~aipeiten
aaiierreids.

Sn Haris lit, oi6t Dor Der
ShtpeQe beg 80. 2ebensjobres Sc,
Marquis H1iIippc De Muiia geltor-
ben. gr geborte, nie Der Maralils
De @aaifett, mie Ger 9rin5 9oinn
suon Sagen, 81 Ser odmabli6 gang
oeri6ninoenoen Shaar eIegonter
anb lebensfrobcr aopoIiere, fie
pelhe Der Barrier @ouleparo bon
Der MobeIeine. Stride Biz gum @or;-
oebiGe-gbeater Die eieentlide We!t
beoentete = tapfere Solbaten, sic
luf ben Sd)Iahtieloarn bon Std-
lien unb Merifo ipader ibre gfIid)l
taten. getpanbte San5er, Die ben
aotinon auf Den @dGen in ben
Euilerien leitetcn, norbiloIife
9lublellte, Die groBe Suinmen obpe
Elm 3uden nit Der @imper gu be-
lieren ipuBten, aber 5uglei9 aud,
elm ieoer auf ieine art 9iebbater
Der ibonen 4iinite unb in engcn;
freunoihoftlihem 8erfebr NIT aGcn
2iteraturgroBen BEG Cages. Sic
paren Die Siibrer elmer ousgeitor-
6enen Generation, Die bon Eennis.
Solo uno Acknowledgement nod
nidts abnte.
Ser Warauis Be Mafia mar 1881
ais elm @nfel bes glauoe-ambroiie
Regnier, ben 9opoleon l.. aIs lei.
men Suiti5miniiter gum Ser5og BON
Woiin uno gorroro mad)te, gebn.
rem, unb Ser Moridon Macoonofo.
9er5og bon Sarelli, NOR Der @oter
ieiner Mutter. Gr-trot friib in bos
pornebme gtegiment Der @uioen
ein, bas Napoleon III. oGs 2eibmo,
die biente unb beiien Sffi5iere Ser
Barrier goloenen Sugeno ben gon
angaben. Cine @bteilung Der
@uioen beeleitete BEN Safer fog.
lib ouf ieinen I~usfobrten uno'
ibr gefeblsbober mur6e bes
Qbenbs our 6oftafel gelaben. go
fant 8bilippe be Wfaiia in Die M
bere %ltmgebling Hapoleons III.
unb ieiner 9emoblin @ugenie, sic
oomols in Der ponen gliite ibrer
Sdonbeit itrablte. galo ioIte or
Ger erflarte 2iebling 0es Sofes
merben. @r beiaB nGmli6 ein
febr artiaes bit6erii6es unb m1tfi'
foliides Salene uno oie &omiid'c
Sper botte elm @erf BON Inn,
Mopal-Grabate", niht obne @rfola
gegeben. Sab Nun in ben Siiilerien
uno in gompie9ne allmdlig ein7
po6re 2eioenidaft fir bas Tbeuter-
ipiel entitnnb, mar Dem Morqtis
&c Moiia Der 0tuiif uno Cert ner-
foBte, unb Ser Siiritin 9oiline
WetterniA, Die i'm als cine 9or
iteGerin BON ipriibenoem Sumor
lrno hinreibenbem 2emperomente
unterltiiste, 51 oonfen. Qm befanr-
teiten BON bteien Solonfomooien 1T
bic g~etporoeu, weIde am 81. geo.
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Wtr btefen etnDltnperf Sonars Be[o6s
uling fir ieoen Sal bon &atarrb, Der
nidt our6 @innebmen BON 9au's aas.
tarrbsSou gebeilt nerben fam.
s. s. Gbeneb & 60, @ieentb.
Solebp. 8.
8ir, Die unter5ei6neten, baben s. 8.
Sbeneb felt ben lebten Is Sa9ren ses
fanrt uno balten i'm fir boafommen eh,
renbaft in allen Observation-Disclosures
unb ftnansieu befdbtet. ole bon ieiner
Sirma eingegangenen @erbinoli6feiten
gu erfinen.
% It & Sruag. grobbanbeIsz9 ro>
guiiten, Splebo, 9.
8dIbing, &innan & Morpin
@roBban6elss 9roeuIiten, Solebo, q.
9aTs &atarrb&anr nirb innerlid ae<
nommen lnb tpirft brett ami oas BIN
unb bic fhIeimiaen Dberfld6en oes
sbitems, 8euaniiie fret perianbt. Breis
% Gents per SIai6e. @ertauft o alien
apotbefen.
9an's EarniliensVi iinb Die beiten.
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Gcttcte Sas 2cbem etncs Mammes tpn
SUiua.

@obert Naoieh pon 8eIt glr.
lington Soma, i6ien Dem @robe
perfanen, als, nahocm er Z @od;eE
i'm SoipitoI 8ugebro6t, bier Der he,
item @er3te i'm oufgaben. ga 5eigte
it'd Die tpunoerbare Seilfraft bon
electric 8itters, 5 SGoider furier-
ten i'm boaitanoig bon 2eherIeincr
unb @elbiudt, Dime peitere SliGfe
upn 9oftoren. 0ur so gts. Bel offer
3rnggiiten.
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@erm Gein 6rertno iid in Sci,
men 6eil1o berpanoelt, 10 gebraltd}e
oos Gertrallen oas er Dir III gutter
3eit gei6eltft bot, ltiht ols @affe &C.
opn i'm
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Gin Wielidreiber III id6Iiu1f,

Sin 9ieli6reiber lit idlimfncr
dig Elm GicliroB. 9ieicr berbirbt Sen
eigerlen, ic1er ben Magen onocrer.
Nidts lit idiperer 5u trogelr
als cine 9oiIette aus oereangenen
Eagen.
@er feinem Srrli6t ie gum
Spfer fiel, bat iider aud nidt nodl
Dem 2ifte geitrebt.
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GrfaItnna In einern Sage se6eilt.
Nebmt 9nTatipe grpmp Gninime Sa6s
@elo 5uriif, tpenn Sebli1in9.
6 IS. @robe 9 unteridrift auf Der
25c.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-30
COFFEE IMPORTS
J SHOW BIG gain
8
Port OF New Orleans is Giving New
York Stout Fight For
- First Place.

Special to The Netos.
New Orleans, June 30.-Coffea i'm
portations from Brazil to New Orleans
have increased 25 per cent during the
last two years, and during the same
time New Yorks importations have
decr\ ,sed IL per cent. The receipts
in New York 19O9-191O were 3,15S,0O
bags, while the records show for New
Orleans 2,23S,000.
During the two years past New Or
leans shows q gain of 446,00O bags and
New York decrease of 3SS,0OO bags.
During the past year New Orleans
shows an increase of 100000 bags, or
1914 per cent. The coffee business
of this port is daily increasing and the
local houses exp ySt even a greater
showing during the coming year. It
is pointed out that ten years ago New
Orleans received scarcely 100000 bags
year, but now it averages more than
that every two months.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-30
CORN and CANE CLUBS
MAY MARCH in PARADE
Novel Feature OF Big Event May Be
A Parade Of Members Of Forrest
County Agricultural And Poultry
Club. ....

Preparations for the big celebra-
ton to be held in Hattiesburg on next
Monday, July 4, have about been COM
pleted, and from the splendid program
which has been arranged there ap-
pears to be no doubt that the thou
sands of visitors who are expected on
that day will be furnished with splen-
did entertainment every hour during
the day.
Some of the features of the big
event which promise to be of more
than ordinary interest are the auto
mobile speed contests, the whip crack
ing contest. the famous 'Rube" Band
of Champagpole, Okla, the balloon
ascension and parachute leap, the run
and water throwing contests by the
Hattiesburg Fire department, a big
baseball game, and the splendid fire.
works display which will conclude the
program.
What promises to be very inter
esting feature in connection with the
great street parade and which is now
being considered, is parade
~ members of the Forrest County
agricultural and Poultry Club, which
is composed of boys of the public
schools of the county. The matter
will be taken up Immediately with Su-
perintendent E. j. Currie, and if found
practicable, members of the corn and
cane clubs will march with specimens
of their cane and corn, thereby demon
strating to the many visitors the
splendid advantages of the soil of this
territory. These clubs have mem
bership of more than two hundred
boys, and if they turned out in full
force would be most attractive and
instructive feature in the parade.
The various railroads entering Hat
tiesburg have arranged for special
trains to leave the city after the fire.
works program has been concluded.
81 eAAt OfCAg " thC SitJ Oh
that day may remain to see the great
display and reach their homes on the
same night.
Care has been taken to see that the
crowds will be served with their
meals while here, so that no one may
experience any inconvenience or dis
comfort. Some of the merchants
have reconsidered their decision to
close their stores on that day and will
keep open house" until 8 o'clock in
the afternoon.
Everything points to very sue
cessful conclusion of the first Fourth
of July Celebration in Hattiesburg,
and the public is looking forward with
great deal of interest to the big
event.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-30
bodies OF BATHING
VICTIMS ARE FOUND
(By Associated PresS.)

10y ASSOCtuttu fTtSo.l
Washington, June 30-News of the
recovery of the bodies of ,Midshipmen
S. M. Mason and G. E. Thomas and
Mrs. Joseph Bewyer, who failed to
return to the Naval Academy at Anap-
oils yesterday after leaving S~r a sail,
was reported yesterday tS Acting Sec
retary of the Navy Winthrop, over
the telephone from Annapolis.
The bodies were recovered near the
place where the sail boat had been
anchored No explanation was ad-
vanced as to the manner in which the
three met their death, but it is sup
posed that they were bathing, Mrs.
Bowers being dressed in a bathing
suit and long cloak. The bodies
were taken aboard the Hartford.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-30
A Big INCREASE
I'M ASSESSMENTS
County Assessment Rolls Show a Net
Gain of s21e,oee over Last
Years Assessment.

County Tax Assessor McKinnon has
completed the assessment of personal
property in Forrest county for the
present year, and the footing up OF
the rolls show net gain Of $4,000
over last years assessment which is
very gratifying to citizens of the coun.
ty, as it naturally indicates improved
conditions.
The assessment of personal proper
ty in the city of Hattiesburg for the
year 1909 amounted to s1,75S,5 S,597
while the assessment this year is ST.,
73S,991, showing slight loss in the
city, amounting to $19,606. This loss
was greatly overbalanced by the gain
in the county, however, as will be
shown by the following:
The assessment of personal proper.
ty in Forrest county last year amount
ed to $394,OO0, while this year the
rolls show that property to the value
of $610, 0,205 has been assessed, max
ing gain of $216,O66. This big gair
in the county is due to the assessment
this year Of the plant of the Newman
Lumber Company, which did not ap
pear con the rolls last year.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-30
A White RIBB0NER
IS EVEN WITH VETS

Miller, S. D., June 30.-On the eve
of the establishment Of three saloons
after "dry" period of three years,
residents who have been looking for
ward to quenching their thirst are
doomed to disappointment. They will
either have to take their refreshments
warm or not at all.
w. T. Rafferty,, a prohibitionist, has
a monopoly on the ice business, and
he announces that he will not sell ice
directly or indirectly, to the saloon
keepers who will open their places
July /. The only thing left the sa-
loonkeepers is to import their ice, an
expensive alternative.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-30
MILITARY BOYS
ARE OFF To CAMP
Local Company Of Militia Left on spe.
ciaI Train for chicamausa at
10:3o O'clock This Morning.


Early this morning and until about
$3.50 o'clock, the armory at the court
house presented a very animated
scene, and had 1t not been generally
known that the local military compa.
ny would leave this morning for a
ten days encampment at Chicamau.
ga Park, one would have been in.
clined to think active preparations
for real war was in progress.
For the first time in the history OF
the organization, full company re-
ported to Capt. Beaumont this morn
ing for service at the annual encamp-
ment of the state militia, which is an
indication that the local organization
is in a flourishfng condition and the
boys are determined to make good
and hold their own with the best in
the state.
Sixty officers and men, with theiI
equipment and travelling rations
boarded a special train at the New
Orleans and Northeastern station al
1890 this morning, and large crowd
Of civilians waved goodbye and good
luck to them as the train pulled out
The troops fro mthe Southeastern
part of the state will. bobilize at Me
rldian, and will leave there at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon, arriving al
Chattanooga tomorrow morning. They
will Immediately go into camp, and
the Hattiesburg boys are anticipating
some hard work and rigid discipline
during their ten days encampment.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-30
fine SPECIMENS
OF VEGETABLES
And Fruits Are Being Preserved for
Permanent Exhibit at CONNER
cial Club Rooms.

For the information of the general
public and in order that visitors to
the city may be given practical DEM
onstration of the quality of fruits and
vegetables which may be and are be-
ing produced on cut-over lands around
Hattiesburg, Secretary Bixler, of the
Commercial Club is preserving some
splendid specimens of corn, peaches,
plums, potatoes and other vegetables
and fruits which are intended for a
permanent display when the new
quarters of the club have been Sc
cured.
The vegetables and fruits which
have already been preserved are as
fine as can be produced in any sec
tion of the United States, and are ex'
pected to bear convincing and unim.
peachable testimony to the value OF
cut-over lands and the variety OF
crops which may be grown upon them
during single season.
Mr.. Bixler is arranging to secure
specimens Of other products which he
will preserve and which he intends
for permanent display of the Com
lmsrcial Club. Such products as can
be preserved win be photographed
these pictures also will be dis
red at the club rooms. Several
photographs of growing crops
= already been secured. and the,
Id, surprise anyone who is not "a
ar With what n being done alon,
iaalt ~ |51ID a.. rorrest untl
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-30
GULFPORT To HAVE
FAIR NEXT FALL


In today's News will be found an
advertisement of the Harrison Coun-
ty Fair Association, asking for bids on
grading and clearing the grounds for
the big fair which, will be held near
Gulfport next fall
A letter from C. j. Barron, general
manager of the fair association states
that it is the intention of the associa-
ton to ho'd very comprehensive ag-
ricultural, live stock, poultry and in
dustrial exhibit, with the Usual attrac-
tions on the Midway. and that exten-
sive preparations are being made for
very successful fair.
The event is being extensively
advertised, and present indications
are that many thousands Of visitors
win be attracted 70 the coast as 3
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-30
REPRESENTATIVE Will
ARRIVE in few DAYS
Correspondence Between Officers Of
Company and Secretary BixIer In
dieates That the New Industry is
Looking This Way.

Special to The Net1s.
Indianapolis, Ind, June 30.-It has
been practically decided according to
reliable reports from local financial
circles, that the Twentieth Century
Wheel Company will move from this
city and establish large wheel fac
tory at Hattiesburg.
It has been announced by the mod
ern Utility Company that according
to correspondence with Mort. L. Blk
Ter, secretary of the Commercial Cub,
the prospects for the establishment
of this factory there are very bright.
This company has been organized
with several leading capitalists of
the state interested, and promises to
conduct mammoth business, employ
ing a large force of men. It's princi-
pal manufacture will be a wheel with
a new hub, which, according to local
automobile engineers and experts,
will Lrexalutionize the manufacture OF
motor cars.
The hub of this wheel is said to be
of such a value to the auto trade
that it is expected to create large
demand. 1t has already been tested
upon Overland cars with success. 1t
is an adjusted wheel that is said to
endure more strain and also material
ly lessen the cost of production and
labor in repairing.
F. E. Woodhopse, representing the
local company, is expected to depart
soon for Hattiesburg to-close matters.
Report Partially Verified.
The foregoing came to The News
unsigned; from an interested source
perhaps, and doubtless has some hot
air in it, but was partially verified
by Secretary Bixler, of the CONNER
cial Club, in an interview with a News
reporter this morning.
Mr.. Bixler produced some cores
pondence from Mr.. F. e. Woodhouse,
president of the Modern Utility Com
pany, in which it was shown that the
concern had been looking over the
Southern territory for a suitable loca-
tion for a plant which they propose
to establish as soon as the necessary
arrangements have been made, and in
which it was intimated that Hatties-
burg was being seriously considered
by the officials of the company.
However, the negotiations between
the Commercial Club and the Modern
Utility Company have not reached
the point where it was deemed advisa-
BILE to make the matter public, as
nothing definite has been done, and
until yet no agreement has been en-
Continued on page eighty
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-30
FUNERAL OF LATE
SENATOR M'ENERY
Remains of Distinguished Citizen Fol-
lowed to Cemetery by Thousands
of Sorrowino Citizens.
(By Associated Press.)

New Orleans, June 30.-The funeral
of Senator Samuel Douglas McEnery
took place here from his late resi-
dence in st Mary street, at 10:30
o'clock this morning. Several thou
sand people crowded the streets
around the home, and the rooms of
the lower floors, as well as the yard,
were filled with hundreds Of the old
senator's friends, who had come to
pay their last respects-to his memory.
The casket was surrounded by
scores of handsome floral designs sent
by the Louisiana delegation in Con-
gress. Employees of the local custom
house, clubs, societies and other or
ganizations.
Father Beaver, Of the Jesuits
Church, conducted the services, after
which the casket containing the body
was taken to Metairie Cemetery and
placed in a temporary receiving vault.
The delegation from congress which
attended the funeral arrived this
morning In charge of Assistant Ser
geant-at-Arms Loeffler, of the Senate.
1t included Senator Johnson, OF Ala
bama; Senator Chamberlain, of Ore
gon, and Representatives Watkins and
Wickliffe. of Louisiana.
Representative Watkins and Wid
life were joined in New Orleans
all the other members Of the Lol
ana delegation in congress, eY
Representative Gilmore. who is
and Representative Broussard,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-30
Freight RATES
ARE EXCESSIVE
So Declare Interstate Commerce Com
mission in the Spokane Rate Case.
other Decisions.
Special to The Net1s.

Special to The Netos.
Washington, D. c., June 3O.-In the
Spokane rate case the Interstate Com
me7ce Commission decided yesterday
that present freight rates are unreas-
enable and excessive. What the COM
mission considered just and reason
able rates on both class and commodi'
ty freight were established for the
future.
In what is known as the Reno case,
the class and commodity rates from
(Coutinued on Page Eight
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-06-30
STRIKE BREAK
CATCHES A b
Robert jackson Falls unde
Men Whose Enmity He I'd
ed at Ferriday.
Special to The Ne.ss.

Special to The Ne1os.
Ferriday, La, June 3O.-
shooting which has occul
since the : strike was IL
more than a month ago,
Tuesday night, when Rober
a strike-breaker. was sht
the thigh. jackson and a
had been uptown and were
to the roundhouse, when 8
known parties started a
throwing stones at the s.
Jackson is said to have
pistol and warned the me
throwing the stones. At
ure one of the party fred
son also shot. His bullet,
is not thought to have done
age. He will be sent to tn
hospital at st. Louis, alt
wound is not serious.