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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30
ROYAL RECEPTION
AWAITS Them HERE
Train Will Be Met BY Large Body of
Citizens, Headed BY Brass Band,
and Young Ladies Will Be Royalty
Received.

Hattiesburg won first prize in the
state spelling contest held at Merid-
ian yesterday, the local team van
gushing all corners and covering
themselves with glory. Several tele-
grams announcing the victory were re-
ceived by interested parties in this
city last night, and today words of
congratulation have been sent to the
several members of the team.
The following kilograms were ex-
changed late yesterday afternoon:
Meridian, Miss, April 20.
Thos. NJ. Ferguson, Hattiesburg, Miss.
Hattiesburg spelling war posted at
Hays & Fields. Get citizens to meet
girls at trains tomorrow evening and
show their appreciation.
(Signed) F. B. WOODLEY.
Mr., Ferguson Immediately wired the
following:
''Hattiesburg, April 30.
Fl. B. Woodley, Meridian, Miss.
Thanks for telegram. Mayor DON
aid authorized me on behalf of the
city to extend congratulations. A
rousing reception awaits you"
The young ladies composing the
Hattiesburg team will arrive over the
New Orleans & Northeastern this af-
ternoon at o'clock. They will be
met by large delegation of citizens
with brass band, and a rousing re-
ception will be rendered them. A pa
rade will form, headed by the band,
which will be followed by members
of the team in carriages, and citizens
who will join in an effort to show the
young ladies that their work yester-
day has been properly appreciated.
The parade will go from the depot
through the principal streets, after
which the young ladies will enjoy a
street car ride over the city and be
conveyed to their respective homes.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30
CONVENT GIRL IS
HORRIBLY BURNED
Went Into Glass Room at Vicksburq,
Struck Match and Clothing
Was Ignited.

Special to The NeUS.
Vicksburg, Miss, April 30.-Kather-
inc Willis, aged Is years, a boarder
at the convent school of the Sisters of
Mercy, was badly burned yesterday
morning, the doctors have despaired
of her recovery.
The little girl left her class room to
go into the study room to get die
tionary. A few minutes afterward
man passing in the street heard
screams and running into the convent
notified the sisters, in the meantime
a negro servant heard the screaming
and rushing to her aid extinguished
the flames by throwing quilt over
her.
There was no fire or light of any
kind in the study room and the suppo-
sition is that the girl struck a match
to make a light to find the book she
was looking for. On desk in the
room two matches were found and one
of them had been burned.
Doctors were summoned and all
that could be done to alleviate the
girls suffering. The girls clothing
was almost entirely burned off and her
whole body is burned. The girls
home is in GreenviIle, and she was
placed in the convent by her sister,
Mrs. Butler, of Greenville.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30
new UNDERTl::;. 81: e.: !:
BUSINESS .
HuIett Undertaking Comp
ture line.
your at
Week.

The Hulett Undertaking &
Hattiesburg's latest busins /
prise, will be open and read
ness next Monday, in the
building on West Pine sire
ly occupied by the Southef
Company.
This establishment will be-
to the city, and will repreSe
vestment of several thousaIS
Mr.. A. c. Hulett, the propriy
experienced undertaken, has
engaged in that line of bt
Meridian for some time. =
The building which they hi
is being thoroughly overha
renovated, and will present q
i've appearance when the vol
pleted. Two handsome new
cars have been shipped and
pected to arrive today, while
number of collins and caske
varieties have already arrive
Mr.. David Farley will be c
with the new establishment,
have charge of all funerals
embalming department. He
ally recognized as an expert
director and embalmer, and
vices will be of much benef
new concern.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30
POSTAL TO INCREASE
WAGES OF OPERA
Special to The Neios.

Special to The Neaos.
New York, April 30.-Tle
Telegraph-Cable Company ann
that on June 1 it will make 81
tial increases in the wages of it
graph operators in all importan
ces of its system. These office
to be classified according to tn,
parative importance. The inc
will be selective and will run
five and in some cases as hie
twenty-five per cent. Efficient
deserving operators will receive
commensurate with the value o.
work they are able to perform.
1t is the company's intention
continued fair dealing with empl
to retain and attract to its servics
most skillful and most reliable o
tors.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30
MORAN KNOCKS OUT
TOMMY Mccarthy
by Associated Press.)

San Francisco, Cal, April 30-Tom-
my Mccarthy, the lightweight, was
knocked out last night in a sixteen
round bout with owen Moran, of Eng
land, and died as the result of injuries
today. His skull was fractured when
he struck the stand.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30
GLIDING MACHINES
ARE ON EXHIBITION

New Haven, Conn. April 30.-A
contest Tor model gliding machines
will be held today by the Yale Aero
Club. This is the first of a series of
such contests to be held each week
during the spring term. The club
members are taking an active interest
in all matters relating to aerial navi-
CATION, and many models will be tried
out at the various contests.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30

M. Conner, Martin Printing Co., H.
Lilius, H. A. Camp, w. G. Giles
Century Drug Store, c. o. Eure, w.
Hardy, w. A. Lovett, T. A. Batson.
d. Donald, Thos. M. Ferguson, C.
Ferguson, c. E. Arledge, Hays !
Field, o'Ferrall Bros, Central Har,
ware Co., Abney Furniture Co. Dea
& Duke. Joe Sharpshie, M. s. Hal
field. ]. E. Herman. Joe Shelby. T.
Hightower, Yellow Pine Drug Co,
j. Epley, ]. H. Bushman, II. Ma
Hattiesburg Bank & Trust Co,
Nixon.
The following named g.
each subscribed Soc. r.17rsss :.
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30
W0ODMEN TO HAVE
ANOTHER UNVEILIl

Petal Camp, Woodmen of
World, will unveil a monument to
OF its deceased members next sumo
at Indian Springs. The degree tie;
OF Leaf River Camp has been invit
to attend and assist in the ceremonis
and it is expected that quite a numbe
OF local Woodmen will be in atte-
dance.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30

Columbia, Miss, April
Miller & Co. one OF the
cotton firms in East Miss !
gone into the hands OF a re
concern maintained headq'
Corinth and had offices at
and in a number of towns I
East Mississippi and West
This firm was closely a
knight, Yancey G Co., and
has been expected for sewers
is impossible to ascertain t
ties, but they will probably /.
million dollars.
Tho local office which was
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30
Committee DENIES
BRANDlES REQUEST
by Associated Press.)

Washington, April 30.-ThefkBal-
|pger-Pinchot committee a. de-
fed Attorney Brandies' RI for
he original draft of AttoTa y
kickersham's Ammary
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30

the failure, having warehouse receipts
to cover all money advanced the firm.
1t is rumored here that methods
somewhat like those pursued by
Knight Yancey & Compapy. were fol-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30
MEMBERS OF
FORREST CLUB

A spf the members of For
rest re g e. f. 70. pl Monday s,nss. night aa
members ~ 4ested to be present,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30
Gives the news. XII
and local. Give I
man your suREI GIIIW

Dire -
April &c..
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wa an -
fete IS IN
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e expected
4.ro, vs,rx
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30
THE NEWS

Leading Paper of South Miss
iSs'ppi' Always bring. results
to Advertisers. y
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-04-30

- Steele,
'gest spot
sippi, has
liver. The
hrters at
Columbus,
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100 MAY Be
DEATH TOLL
LITTLE PROGRESS TOWARDS RE.
CovERY OF SNOW SLIDE
VICTIMS.
Hundreds Of Men and Much Equip
nent Being Used in Search for the
Dead - m Iting Snow Aids Work
cf Recovery - Coroner Estimates
Dead at Over Hundred.
iGy Associated Press.)

; Wellington, WASH, Mar. 5.-Slow
progress was made today by men ex-
cavating Death Gorge where Great
Northern train was buried by an
avalanche Tuesday and only a few
bodies were brought out.
The weat ther was cold and snow
fell. Rotary plows and hundreds of
men are working night and day to-
ward Wellington from both sides Of
the Cascades.
When the engines. with chains,
cables and derricks arrive the ruins
will be explored rapidly. Among the
few bodies found today were those
of Engineer B. F. Jarningan and
Fireman Harry C. Partridge Of Bill
oXi, Miss
Warm weather and rains have
greatly reduced the quantity OF
snow in the mountains. Looking
down from Wellington into the
gorge where wrecked trains and sixty
dead are buried, nothing is discern
ible except broken trees. the pilot
Of an engine, portions OF two electric
motors and fragments of rotary
plow..
Coroner Snyder who estimated the
number of dead at more than hun
dred believes that all the bodies will
be recovered within week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-06
GERMANS SEARCH
FOR SOUTH POLE
MEMBER OF THE REGULAR ARMY
WILL LEAD EXPEDITION TO
THE SOUTH.
Half A Million Dollars viii BE Re-
ouired to Make the Proposed Dash
Part Of the Money Required HAS
Already Been Secured - Two Boats
In Expedition.
fBy Associated Press.,

Berlin, March "a German south
pole expedition. virtually has been
arranged by Lieut.. Filchner of the
general staff of the army. under the
auspices of the Geographical society.
Filchner announced at a meeting OF
the siciety this evening that the ex-
pedition would start in October of this
year, if necessary funds were forth
coming. He said it would take $30O,-
600 if two vessels were used, and
$25O,000 if they confined themselves
to one vessel.
The plan is to send vessel with
provisions over the route followed by
Lieut. Shakelton and form depot at
the half way point to Shakelton' S
winter quarters. The regular ex2e-
dition would start later from Weddeli
land, on the opposite side of the pole.
and make a dash across in an en-
deavor to reach the depot.
Dr. Penck. chairman OF the Geo.
graphical society. announced that an
anonymous donor had given $4,000
toward defraying the cost of the 'ex-
pedition, and Lieut.. Filchner also had
promises of a further SIS 900, and it
was hoped that they would be able to
send out two vessels in order to save
time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-06
60. DEAD IN A
CANADIAN Slide
ALL BURIED IN A SNOW SLIDE
HAVE PERIsHED IT IS
STATED.
Four Hundred Yards Of Track Buried
Under Sixty Feet Of Snow - Can
adian Pacific Trains Are Making
Long Detour to Reach Their Desti-
nationk.
NV Associated Press. /

Vancouver, B. c.. March 5.-Of the
siXty-two Canadian Pacific trainmen
trackmen and laborers buried by an
avalanche in Rogers Pass on the sum
NIT of the Selkirk range of the Rocky
mountains early this morning. all are
probably dead. twenty-five white
men and thirty-seven Japanese are
thought to have perished. The bod
les of only five have been recovered.
The Rescued.
Roadmaster Frazer.
Fireman Griffith.
Conductor Buckley.
Engineer Phillips.
A Japanese.
The work OF recovering the dead
and opening the track is greatly i'm
peded by the blizzard which is rag
ing in the pass. There was another
big slide of snow and rock this morn
ing a mile east of the spot where the
men were overwhelmed. 1t Destroy
ed portion of the snow shed and
buried the track for four hundred
yards to depth of sixty feet. There
wer4 no victims in the last avalanche.
Today's east bound express left
here as usual Until the tracks have
been cleared passenger traffic east and
west bound will be handled via the
Arrow Lake, Nelson and the Crows
Nest Pass railway,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-06
CARUSO Still
OEFIES malta
GREAT TENOR IS NOT ALARMED
At THREATS CF THE BLACK
HAND.
He Is Pulling or Another Advertis-
inn Scheme Bigger and Better Than
the Famous Monkey Cage Stunt
Declares Police Have Not the Right
Mem In Custody.
Nv Associated Press. }

NV York, Mar. 5.-Enrico Caruso,
the tenor, does not believe that the
police have the right men. He thinks
that Antonio Masiani and Anonia
Cincotti, who were arrested in
Brooklyn late last night while pick
ing up a decoy package of pretend
ed ransom, are nothing but under
strappers of formable conspiracy
directed in secret by men who use
their brains and leave the buckshot
and sawed-off shotguns to hirelings
-"Base hirelings" says Caruso.
But Caruso is not dismayed. Pac-
ing from room to room OF his pink
and white suite. and pausing be-
tween the bursts of defamation to
blow kisses at the pink lilies that
blushed from every stand and table,
re smote his chest this afternoon
and swore Corpo Di Bacco that nev.
ertheless and Notwithstanding he
would still sing in Brooklyn.
1.-The blackhand scares me not" he
shouted crescendo. "Caruso says
'Ha, ha' to the blackhand. Should
they open fire on me in the theatre
I will shoot them all down like
flies. Caruso, he is always armed.
Never is he without his revolver and
his sword cane.
For years I have received beg
ging letters, but never before these
deadly threats. To those who de-
serve an dare in need Caruso gives
with both Lands Of his charities. but
he will give only the steel and the
bullet to the coward and the bandit
1.-The stupid police do not know
what it is that the signature to the
etter-L. NJ. n. C. u. M.-means. 1t
means La Mano Nero Compag gina
Della Morte, the black hand company ,
If DEATH
"These prisoners are not the right .
men. Let them get more.' |
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-06
ARMY OFFICER
IS DISCHARGED
WAS TOO FRIENDLY wIIA THE
FILIPINO DAMSELS no SUIT
FRIENDS.
Barred Father OF Sweetheart From
the House - Ordar Of Dismissal
Has Been Approved By President
Taft - Lieut.. Thompson Appoint
ed From iowa.
:Ev Associated Press.)

Wash gton, Mar. :5.-FTrst Lieut.
George S. Thompson, of the Philip
pine scouts, has been dismissed from
the army in disgrace, principally be-
cause OF alleged improper conduct
with Filipino women. He was ap'
pointed from Iowa.
Thompson was accompanied to the
islands by his wife and children
who lived with him at Camp Daraga,
Albay. While there, it was charged,
a girl named Bincula so charmed the
lieutenant that he forgot his family
and his duties. appearing in his uni
form in public with the girl and
making merry Ito the scandal and
disgrace of the military service
Later, it was alleged, the lieuten-
ant extended the field of his rev<l-
ries and took Misses Bictay, Dion-
isia and Gregoria into his friendship
On one occasion. according to the
charges, he posted guard at the
door of a house in which he was with
Bincula. the soldier having orders to
prevent the father of the girl from
entering. At other times he COM
PEELED enlisted men to FURNISH quar-
ters and living accommodations with
their families for Bincula.
The sentence of dismissal was ap-
proved by President Taft.