The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-08-25

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having closed down bscsuss N . nxhl
bstween espitsI sod ths nswiy organ.
Ised Istcf union N mill WORKERS. There
10 no suggestion even ~ similar organ.
isssion IN this sesfloo. II IL stated.
"a Parsons of London. Ens., hes Or.
rived IN this city for the purpose u msk.
ins the port his future home. Accom-.
panied BY Mfs Psssons, bs arrived In
New Oflesns from London, and came
from thss city direct 10 psscsgouls.
Mr. Parsons IL an sSpest photographer
in ths ssrs higher branches, and IL On
ercelient musician. While not fuIiy
determined, u 10 probable that MI Par.
sons may establish Photographic studio
In this city.
During the past week three deaths
and funerals occurred in the port terri
tory, . peculiar coincidence being that
one occurred In each Of the iDcorpora-
tIons comprising the port. First came the
death Of Elias Nsmsn st East Side, and
this was followed by the death Of Mrs.
Thomas Morris ct Moss Point and OF
Capt Eugene Csstanera at Pascsgoula.
The funerals Of the last two named were
held on Tuesday, within few hours OF
each other.
II. Buda Of Kendallvilie, Ind, after
spending several days in this vicinity,
returned to his home on Monday. While
here Mr.. Buda purchased twenty acres
Of land at Helena, where the Riviera
Realty company Is carrying forth its
colonization plans, and announced that
he would permanently move his family
here the latter part Of next year. He is
. prosperous merchant OF his home
town, but for years has been success.
ful planter in the Same territory.
Prof. II. P. Linfield, until recently su.
perintendent OF the Pascagouls city
schools, who resigned to accept sim.
liar position 1t Biloxi, returned on Sat-
urday from New Orleans, where he has
occupied the chair Of history in the Tn-
lane summer school. The work in that
school has been finished for the term
and Professor Ltnfield Is taking . little
much needed rest before removing his
family 70 Biloxi for the beginning Of
active school work on Sept. II, next.
Countsrfeit money has made its ap-
peArAucs in the port territory. The dies
appear 70 be Of exceptional workman
ship, but the weight IL sadly deficient
and the coins are off-color. The coins
that have 80 far been detected are the
silver half.dollar countsrfeits, one Of
which 10 said to have besn passed in
Moss Point and one in this city. The
date on the coin exhibited is 1908, and
even shows the mintage letter o." in.
dicative Of its having been minted at
New Orleans.
At the meeting OF the county school
board last Saturday arrangements were
completed for the opening Of the coming
session, the board fixing the first Mon
day Of October - the day for the open
ing Of all county schools. At the same
time the Hamilton and Pleasant View
schools we're abolished, and the follow.
ing new schools established: Fort Lake,
in township 9, range A; Tanner, town
ship 4, range =; McEwen, township 7,
range 8; Briar Crest, township 8, range
Z, and another school ia township 4,
range 7.
On Monday night Manager Blethen
added feature In the moving picture
shows at the Warfield theatre that
proved decided innovation ~ well q
: popular movement In tho battle
scene, realism was given BY the intro.
duction Of continued shooting behind
the scenes, and 10 the fight in the west
ern barroom, the shot that killed the
gambler was made realistic In the same
manner. Again, whom the passenger
train arrived at the station, and then
departed, the noise Of the applying
brakes and the escaping steam was rs.
produced on the stage. The value ol
tho pictures was enhanced beyond esti
mats By the addition Of these realisms