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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-06
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a. III.
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VIM. B. STOCKMAN.
Section Director.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

Issued Every Sunday Morning by the
Local Office, U. $. Weather Bureau.
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STATES WEATHER BUREAU.

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Victoria, p. III.
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The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-09
LEAGUE TO HAVE
Meeting TONIGHT
Organization is Expected to Take FL
nal Action on Endorsing Candi-
dates for Municipal Offices.

AS previously announced, the Com
mission League of Hattiesburg will
have a meeting tonight, in the X. OF
P. Hall, for the purpose of futher dis
cussing the local political situation,
and it is thought quite likely that fl
nal action on the matter of endors-
ing candidates for the various muni-
cipal offices will be taken at this
time.
The action of the league is await
ed with much interest by almost the
entire voting population of the city,
as it is generally believed that many
prospective candidates have been
Withholding their announcements
from the public until the league
should act.
The meeting tonight, it is under
stood, is to be public one. and it is
especially desired that all members
of the league be present. What ac
tion will be taken is, of course, a mat
ter of speculation, but it is quite gen
orally believed that something def
mite will be done tonight.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-09
'bURYING VICTIMS !
Of Mine HORROR
WHITFIELD MAY
enter THE RACE
Popular Educator May Become Cam
didate For Governor.-Hon. John
c. Kyle Also Mentioned.

Special to The Neics.
Jackson, Miss, May 9.-President
Henry L. Whitfield of the Industrial
Institute and College. according to re-
ports circulating in political circles
is practically certain to be candi-
date for Governor.
Many of his warm personal friends
are urging Mr. Whitfield to make the
race, and he is said to be seriously
considering the question. The report
has it that Mr. Whitfield, as soon as
his college closes, will make the for
NAL announcement and begin an ac-
tive campaign.
Another strong possibility is Hon
John c. Kyle of Sardis. Mr.. Kyle's
friends are anxious to see him enter
the race for Governor. and believe he
would make an excellent race. He is
strong with the people and is one Of
the ablest men in the state.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-09
SENATOR Money
0TiCnS TJ RULES
Distinguished Senior Senator From
Mississippi Would Keep Lobby
ists Out Of Congress.
special to me Nelcs.

special n, me NerS.
Washington. May 9.-There is no
member of either House of Congress
who is more of a stickler in observing
the rules than is Senator Money of
Mississippi This fact is brought to
mind ty the investigation now in prog
ress before a special committee of the
House in connection with charges and
couutoI-charges growing out of the at
tacks made on certain members of the
House hy the American Merchant
Marine league through its official or
aau. n monthly magazine published at
Cleveland, o.
Among the witnesses examined by
fhe committee recently was former
Rcpresentative McCleary of Minneso-
To-. who was alleged to have violated
the rules of the House in that he took
advantage of the privilege of the floor
as an eN-member to lobby for the
ship subsidy bill. Mr.. McCleary de-
Continued on page six
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-09
JUDGE v. c. HARDEE
FOR COMMISSIONER
Popular Justice of The Peace SHES
His Castor Into the Local Po-
liticaI Arena.

In the proper column of today's
News will be found the announce
ment of Judge w. c. Hardee as a
candidate for the office of commits
sioner of the city of Hattiesburg.
To a majority of the citizens of
Hattiesburg, to whom Judge Hardee
is personally known, a lengthy intro
duction is entirely unnecessary. but
for the benefit of those who are not
intimately acquainted with him a
brief sketch will doubtless be inter-
esting.
Judge Hardee has been a resident
of Hattiesburg for about eight years.
and during that time has been iden-
titled with the best interests of the
entire community. He removed here
| from Eastabutchie, where he resided
for many years, and where he held
the office of mayor for two terms.
He is now serving his fourth term
as justice of the peace of Forrest
county, in which capacity he has
given general satisfaction to the peo
pie of his beat.
Judge Hardee is a Civil War Vet
eran, having served the Confederacy
in the Ninth Mississippi Cavalry. to
gether with five brothers, all of whom
fought for the Southland during that
memorable struggle. THE Judge.
as he is ffmiliarly called, is recog
nized as a safe, conservative citizen
well informed on all public matters.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-09
CONVENTION PERIOD
in old MISSISSIPPI
Special to The Netos.

Special to The Netos.
Jackson, Miss, May 9-1his is the
convention period in Missi. sippi, and
number of state bodies will hold
their sessions during the current
week.
The morning train over the Y. & NJ.
V. road from Jackson carried large
delegation to Natchez for the annual
convention of the Mississippi Bank
ers' Association, which will he pre-
sided over by President w. M. Ander.
son. of this city. The session of
Bankers at Natchez will be followed
by the annual convention of the Mis-
sissippi Pharmaceutical Association.
Greenwood will also entertain two
state bodies this week, the Crane
Lodge of knights of Pythias and The
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-09
EDWARDS BODY
TO LIE IN STATE
Will Be Removed From Buckingham
Palace to Westminster BaIl
On May 18TH.

London May 9.-The body of King
Edward will be removed on May IL
from Buckingham Palace to Westmin-
ster Hall, where it will lie in state for
three days, thence being taken on the
evening of the third day toWindsor
for interment in St Georges Chapel,
on the day following
The casket containing the body will
be borne on a gun carriage through
the streets of London to Paddington
Station and again through the streets
of Windsor to the Castle. King
George, mounted, will follow immedi-
ately behind the casket, with several
regims6ts of infantry proceeded by
heralds.
Today's procession. followed by a
vast concourse of people, moved to
the Royal Exchange. where the Lord
Continued on page six.)
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-09
TRUSTEES OF The
NORMAL School
HeId Meeting In Jackson Saturday
And Discussed Plans For Estab-
Ishment of School,

A dispatch from Jackson to the New
Orleans Democrat states that
the trustees of the proposed Mlssis-
sippi Normal School met at the Capt.
tol Saturday and spent the day in dis
oussing plans for the establishment
and maintenance of the school until
September / next, when hearings will
be given all towns and cities that de-
sire to bid for the location OF the
SCHOOL. The dispatch states that II
was decided by the trustees not to
consider any bid offering less than
sixty acres of land for site and
100000 cash or its equivalent for
buildings.
The state has not yet appropriated
any money for the school, and the
trustees are compelled to look to do
nations for the construction and main
tenance funds until the next meeting
of the legislature, when an appropria
tion viii be made.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-09
NATIONAL HOMESTEAD
ASSOCIATION FORMED
(By Associated PreSS.)

st. Louis, May 9.-The National
Farms Homes Association. having for
it's purpose the colonization of city
dwellers on model farms, was formal
ly organized here.
officers were chosen last night at
meeting attended by more than 15o
men and women from cities through
out the country who are interested in
the movement.
Governor Hadley of Missouri, was
made president, and Clifford Pinchot
of Washington, D. c., vice president
The association proposes to capitalize
for 100000 and to provide $40 mode
farms for worthy apblicants, the farms
to be conducted under the supervision
of skilled agricplturalists.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-09
USED PISTOL TO
REPEL HUSBAND
Mrs. Louis DobIer Did Not Want Help
meet Around and She Fired
Twice at Him.
Special to The NetoS.

Special to The Netos.
New Orleans, La, May 9.-Mrs.
Louis Dobler resorted to strenuous
methods to drive her husband from
home Saturday evening, and thereby
almost enacted a domestic tragedy.
The Doblers have been separated for
the past six months, and it seems
that the feminine end of the union
has made it plain that she did not
care for her hubby any more. At 5
o'clock Saturday evening when Dob
lers home, No. 22l9 North Miro
street, he serted a row, ;he result Of
the meeting was that Mrs. Dobler pro-
duced a pistol and fired twice at her
husband. Patrolman Condo reached
the scene too late to catch Dobler.
Mrs Ioblor was arrested on charge
of di-charsing firearms, etc.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-09
annual SMOKER
TOMORROW night
Commercial Club Will Hold Its Annu-
al Election of Officers, and Full At
tendance is Desired.

The Commercial Club will have its
annual smoker and election of Off
GERS tomorrow night, in the Knights
of Pythias Hall, over the Citizens
Bank, and it is desired that as many
members of the club as can will be
present.
This annual meeting of the Com
mercial Club is one which has here
tofore been rightly considered very
important event, and inasmuch as it
has been stated by officers of the club
that unless more liberal support is
given by the business interests of the
city, the clubs efficiency and useful
ness will be seriously crippled, it is
important that every member be pres
ent tonight
1t is probable that the matter oi
establishing an office at a convenient
point uptown and employing a secre
tary to give his undivided time to the
service of the club, the Rebate Asso
citation and the Retail Merchants AS
sociation jointly, will be acted upoI
at this meeting. Other importan
matters will be discussed and it i:
earnestly desired that every membe
be present.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-09
POSITION OF BODIES
INDICATES SUFFOCATION
Rescuing Party Reaches The Lowest
Part Of the Slope.-Arms Hide Face
of One, While Another Covers
Mouth With a Cloth.
by Associated PreSs.)

Palos, Ala, May 9.-The bodies ta-
ken from the Palos Mine yesterday
afternoon were so badly bloated and
decomposed that ii was almost impos-
sible to handle them. Disinfectants
are being shipped in by the barrel. In
a number of cases the bodies have
been found SO badly swollen that it
was impossible to get them into the
coffins that had been provided.
The funerals in the little mining
camp began today. a special plot
of ground was set aside on the op
posite side of the hill from the mouth
of the slope and here men were en-
gagged all day digging graves, while
the mourners carried their loved ones
and laid them to their last rest.
The rescue work in the meantime
has proceeded very satisfactorily. The
rescuers have now reached the lowest
part of the slope and have been work
ing their way back. examining the
headings on the other side. Eight or
ten bodies were found in one little
group during the afternoon. Last
night about midnight three bodies
were found lying close together with
every indication that they had not
been killed by the explosion. but had
died of suffocation. one of the men
had taken off his coat and wrapped
it around his head, as if to keep out
the gas. Another was lying on his
stomach with arms covering his face.
Another was holding a cloth of some
kind over his face
! The most serious interruption to
the rescue work so far has been the
/ failure of the steam pressure during
/ the heavy rain and electrical storm
last night. The fans are run by an
engine, which is several hundred feet
from the boiler-house, and the steam
pipes are unprotected. During the
rain the steam pressure went down SO
that the fans almost stopped. State
Mine Inspector James HiHhouse i'm
mediately ordered everyone out of the
mine and there was some delay be
fore the steam could be secured tC
operate the fans at full speed.
The men in charge had hoped thai
all the bodies could be removed by
midnight tonigh-. but the two oil
three delays that have been expert
enced are expected to prolong the
work until Monday night. Even ther
there may be some bodies in remote
parts of the mine which will not bt
secured for several days.
Red Cross representatives spen
the day on the scene, the work being
conducted hy E. P. Bicknell, nationa
director Mr.. Bicknell and other Rec
Cross workers will return to Birming
ham for the big mass meeting whicl
is to be held in that city today to out
line plans for raising fund sufficient
ly large to meet the requirements o
the widows and orphans left by tn
disaster.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-09
new INDUSTRIES
in MISSISSIPPI
Many Corporations Have Been Formed
Will Ask for Charters.

Special TO The NetoS.
Jackson, Miss, May 9.-The follow
ing new corporations have been form
ed in the state during the past few
days and will shortly present their
charters to the governor for approval:
Kings Daughters and Sons Circle,
Greenwood. Lefiore county, capitalized
at $4,000 for purpose of building a
hospital; Mrs. NJ L. Gillespie, Mrs. T.
NJ. Milestone. and others.
East End Realty Company. Vicks-
burg, Warren county, capitalized at
$500: f. J. Bonner. J. W. Garrett
and others.
Cuba Juice Fruit Company. Gulfport
Harrison county. capitalized at $780,
coo: ]. H. Gregory, R. Mcclellan. A,
Philbrick and others.
Knights and Daughters of Hannibal
Yazoo City. Yazoo county; no capital
stock named: NJ. R. Brown. A. Herbert
and others.
Cotton Seed and Fibre Company
tie plant, Grenada county. capitalized
at 100000; w. A. Pollock and J. c
Longstreet.
Scott Jewelry Company, Laurel
Jones county, capitalized at 100000;
w. 7. Scott. A. NJ Cook and others
Delta Pecan and Products Com
pany. Como, Pamela county, capital
lied at $4,000; J. P. Wallace. Thos
II. Taylor and others.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-09
SUPPLEMENTAL
ENUMERATION
Anyone In Ward Overlooked by Cen
sus Enumerator Requested To
Leave Names With News.

Mr.. Robert H. Flint, census enu-
merator for ward three, stated this
morning that his schedules of popula-
tion had been returned from the SUI
pervisor at Gulfport for correction,
and that the lists were still open for
the enumeration Of those who had
been overlooked. Everyone who is
doubtful as to whether or not they
have been included in the enumeraz
ton of this ward is requested to
leave his or her name and address at
The News office and the matter viii
receive the proper attention.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-09
disaster,

tract nearly 700 visitors to the delta
city.
On Friday the annual contest of
the Mississippi Intercollegiate Orator
ical Association takes place at Green
vile, and will attract fully 1.500 visit
ors.
On next Monday the Mississippi
Press Association will convene in an
nual session at West Point, and on
Wednesday. the 18th, the Mississippi
Association of Elks will hold its an
gaual convention at Natchez. covering
period of two days
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-05-09
COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool: l:--Middling. 7.ss; sales.
$4,000; June-July open, 7ss 1854 liz
June-July closed, 7.6s l-2; pt.-0ct.
open s.s1-ss IL; sept-oct closed. 6.szI
New Orleans: May open, none;
July open. l4.7s; May low. 14-e03
July low. 1475: May 2:15 D. M, "A. a;
July 2:15 D. m, l4.s7; spots, IA s-S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-23
N0TAS ' NO7|C|AS

Ha solicitado una licencia adicic-
nal de un mes el Marshal de la Coz
te Municipal de Fajardo, Sr. Hlari
Lopez Cruz.
Agustfn Palmer, empleado de la
Camara de Delegados, solicita por
encargo del Delegado Sr. Caballero,
Sc le remita un ejemplar del "Regla-
mento para gobierno de las autori-
dades sanitarias"
Candelario Baez, Humacao. Ta-
legraficamente solicita permiso para
exhumar los restos del Sr. Cancio
Burgos, fallecido en- Abril de 1899 a
consecuencia de Congestion pasiva.
Mullenhoff & korber,, San Juan
consultan 81 ha habido algdn cam
bio en- el asunto de la cerveza IN Ii
Nutrine' de la Anheuser Busch Bro
wing Ass'nn que le fue concedila h
ce algdn tempo y de la que ell IS son
representatives en- esta isla.
-Se informa que durante estos.
dias ha hecho algunas visitas d Ia
Mansion Ejecutiva, el jefe del PAL
lido republican, LIDO. Jose de Guz-
man Benitez. La vista de aver fu,i
por Ia tarde. Sc ignora 81 ell jefe del
partido republicano ha lido a protes-
tar del proyecto de reformas al bill
Foraker. La comisidn que design0
el comit6 territorial republican, pa
ra If q Washington no ha efectuado
su embarque.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-23
Las Hc6mas del trabaio.
Jose Torres mientras ARABIA
su terra, fue sorprendi
do por un pedruzo des
prendido de un cerro
produclendole cuatro he
ridas.
Fue conducido al hospital en-
estado dc gravedad.
De nuestro corresponsal.


Ponce, Febrero 20.-Aver des-
pues de haber asistido a su labor
diaria, el compatriota. Andres Cora
zon, tuvo que retirarse a su casa, por
haberse empeorado mas de la enfer-
medad que hace tempo 10 retenia
en- CANA. Nuestros deseos son q, Sc
mejore.
Ell ST. Jose Torres del barrio de
Machuelo arriba tuvo la desgracia
de en- momentos en- que labraba un
pedazo de terra de SUI propiedad, Sc
desplomo una piedra de un cerro,
ocaslonandole 4 contusiones graves
de 4 centimetros en- la region parie-
tai, izquierda, seccionandole el mus
culo con fracturas del craneo. Su e:
tado es sumamente grave. Fue trai-
do enseguida en- una hamaca al hos
pital Tricoche ,donde fue curado por
ell practicante Davila, y los medicos
de dicho Hospital.
Ha llegado al Asilo de Damas la
superiora general de las Madres
Dominica, acompanada de otra
hermana, que salen para San Juan,
con el proposito de fundar una
casa en- Bayamon para eScuela Ca
tolica.
Sc han celebrado en- Ia corte mum
cipal dos juicios por distintos delitos
en- los cuales fueron condenados los
acusados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-23
|NFORMAC|ON
DEL 0B|SPADO

Mahana microbes @ en- el tren de
la manana saldra ell Sr. obispo q la
vista pastoral. Pero Sc detendra en-
Tallaboa para yer de construir ALI
una capilla catolica, para 10 cual hay
va un donativo de quinientos dollars
Aprovechara SUI estancia en- aquel
pintoresco sitio, para adminlstrar
la confirmation a los ninos que no
hubiesen recibido dicho sacramento.
Ell 20 por la tarde hara SUI entrada
en- Juana Diaz, donde permanecera
hasta ell dia dos.
Fl dos por la manana ira a Villal-
ba Y continuara en- aquella Parro-
quia hasta ell 4 a medic dia.
Ell 4 por la tarde llegara a Ponce
V desde aquella ciudad pract icara
tambien la vista a la Iglesia de la
Playa.
Regresara esta capital ell once de
MARIO.
Estan en- San Juan los Padres Ma
boa de Gurabo Y Barry del Naranii-
to.
Manana microbes por la noche
predicara enCatedral el Rev. Padre
Morante.
Ell Padre Vasallo ha salido pa ra
Ciales a sustituir al P. Lebr6n, que
Sc ha trasladado a esta capital para
someterse a un metodo curative.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-23
CAMPEONAT0 De CuENT0S,

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de- producer que han podued0 bsa' 0'''a s's en- s''' d
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Rodriguez No. "a Do Ab "La locura del tempo por Juan
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perGn condrad envados los des
hor dento de las misnss condolences todos los dennis
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soo earo estudo de vida regional
pndda natureza Dos pugo dar dero
los auo clio precisa cond6n
de ensayos magnavos Ia vida pueorrque bao odos
los aspectos que ella puede orecer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-23

Ha dido Vd. habiar acerca del
nucyo re N edo Pam-ala? Es un espe-
rfieo para el Paludismo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-23
MD|CADOR GENERAL.

@owaHpo0 A Las NADRD9 a Isrses sai0aa.
- ~ "A ReA WpAcV debe 1Darpe saempfs eoe los
~ 800 . d pesDdo de Ia deteoeioo Propocese.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-23
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-06-16
Miller & AIvord.

Real estate and business deals
made by Miller & Alvord and their
predecessors not yet reported;
John Pugh to ]. W. Jamison, loo
acres, consideration $500. Tren-
ton & Sather to Henry Galameau,
IL interest in business. P. M.
Harding to W. B. Ramsey, house
and lot consideration. $1,000. W.
E. Larson to c. W. Felt. Lyons"
house, consideration. $500. c. W.
Felt to W. E. Larson, IL section Of
Alberta land. $500. orve Pool to
Mrs. Vadie Ransom, house and lot,
$500. Ed M. Flat to A. A. Alvord,
$50 acres near Russell, Idaho.
$4,000. Ella Boles to c. ]. Miller,
two business lots, $1,000. P. NJ.
Harding to c. ]. Newkirk. house
and lot. $3.50. C. ]. Newkirk to
BOgner, house and lot,
$1,000.