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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-02
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-02

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-02
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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18
City Council is
Planning Sewerage

!. At the meeting of the City
Fathers on Wednesday. Feb. 15.
Civil Engineer Huston was engaged
to make preliminary survey OF
the physical character of the city.
with view to sewerage of Brook
haven, and an estimate of its cost.
Mr.. Hutson very geneA ously
offered to ms Ee ire investigation
with no charges. in case the meas
ure is voted doN i by our people.
If adopted, a charge of $lO0 will be
made if he is employed on fms
plans and specifications.
Nothing is more necessary to the
upbuilding of our city than sever
age. In fact. we are building on
sand without it, and all the induce
ments offered a desirable citizen
ship, the enterprises undertaken,
the institutions enlarged, the hand
some buildings erected, have nc
lasting foundation, and no assur-
ance of triumphant elimination in
the ends desired, without sanitary
sewerage. We congratulate the
Board on this advance step.
The Board will make adjustment
of final payment for City Hall at
its next meeting, March Z.
Tax Collector Sartin's report
showing an income of $2436. IL for
water, lights and meter rents for
January, was received.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18
Miss Morris Wins
$25.OOO.0O Suit

Vicksburg, Feb. 16. - In the
$25, 900 damage suit of Miss Pearl
Morris VS.. The Alabama and Vicks-
burg Railroad Company. in which
plaintiff sued because she was sold
a sleeping car berth Feb. II, 1910.
from Vicksburg to New York. in
which three negro bishops were
also passengers, the jury in the
Circuit Court this morning render
ed decision allowing plaintiff
damages in the sum of $l5, 900.
The plaintiff set forth that she
had complained to the Pullman car
conductor upon entering the Sleep
er, and that he had given her a
berth near the "colored reverends"
and that upon reaching New York
she had through anguish and nerv-
BUSINESS, become i'll, wherefore the
suit was filed.
The railroad claimed that the
negro bishops came here from
Washington. applied for the berth
tickets upon the claim of being
interstate passengers. and they de-
sired return accommodations upon
the same basis.
The case was fought hard over
every point. and it is now going to
the Supreme Court of Mississippi,
and if affirmed, will be carried to
the United States Supreme Court.
The railroad attorneys contend that
it would have been in violation of
the interstate commerce laws had
the road refused to permit the me-
groes to ride in the sleeper. 1t is
an entirely new point in law. and
the attorneys generally, are inter-
ested in the outcome. The negro
bishops had been here attending a
conference.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18
Pictest Against Speak
ing in Court Time

Alderman, Miss, Feb. 14.-Cir-
cult Court convened yesterday
morning at Chester, with Judge
George H. McClain on the bench
and District Attorney Lamb looking
after the interests Of the State.
Jude McClain's charge to the
grand jury was great effort,
coucled in language well chosen
and appropriate. w. j. Reed was
made foreman of the body and j..
w. Ramage, bailiff. In the after
noor mass meeting of the citizens
bf the county was held to see
whether or not the county eandi-
dates should make the usual house.
toulouse canvass, and, after much
discussion, it was decided to let the
candidates for the various offices
make the usual canYass.
After this resolution was pass
ed, by a large majority. asking the
court in the future to refrain from
taking up the time of the people
and the court in letting State candi
dates make addresses at the expense
of the people. The docket at Ches-
ter is very light and court will only
be in session day or so.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18
7rogress Of the
Brookhaven Creamery

The Brookhaven Creamery has
materialized without doubt: Just
like the Good Roads. and Sewerage,
and the Annex to the Public School.
and the Auditorium at Whitworth,
the Railroad Park. greater Gene
terry improvements. a more exten-
siye Public Library and other
Impossible" CD but desirable and
really necessary things to cur up
building will do in time. as our
people keep step to the march of
progress. and learn that it is al
ways we'll to aim higher than one
can reach and then measure up
to it in ardent effortl
The Creamery building and ma
chinery will be thoroughly in order
for beginment" on March /.
Wednesday. the Directors of the
Creamery held meeting and en-
gagged w. H. Welch, of Linden.
Iowa, a practical creamery super
intendent, for the work here.
Persons are requested to notify
Mr. F. o. Conant Of their lnten-
tions as to shipping and co-opera-
tion in the enterprise. Milk cans
have been ordered and those who
expect to sell are requested to call.
and avail themselves of them, and
of Information necessary to the sys-
telnatic prosecution of the Cream
cry plans and prospects. :.
House and feed your cows; and
if they don't measure up. get a
better breed that will. and see if
the Creamery doesn't pay" Then
pass the word along.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18
Z armers to Cultivate
Peanuts in Copiah

Hazlehurst, Feb. 16.-Prof. w.
+. Beattie. the United States Agri-
cultural Department expert on the
growing of peanuts. made an ad-
dress here last week in the county
court house before large audience
Of farmers and business men. The
county Board of Supervisors. who
we're in regular session, adjourned
81 as to go hear Prof. Beattie on this
important subject. The speaker
demonstrated with charts. photos
and seed. showing how this crop
can be grown and marketed profita-
IIy by growers in this section. He
vas followed closely in his remarks
ly those present. and at the con-
clusian was asked a great many
questions by those who will engage
A gvpwing this crop this season.
| Ths planting of peanuts will not
epin lefore the last of April. and
=es e present time something
ffIe Two cars OF seed peanuts have
BEN cold in the local market for
planting purposes. Some of the
tanners will plant as much as 100
aces,
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18

amined. These include minor de-
fects that the ordinary observer
would overlook.
$4,000 persons viewed the dead
body of Archbihsop Ryan, as 1t lay
in full pontificaI vestments in front
of the altar of Logan Square
Cathedral at Philadelphia.
The Colonial Danes, of jackson.
will present Mississippi Memorial
Tablet to the Department OF
Archives and History at Jackson,
on next Wednesday, Washington 4
birthday. 44-.s ss4
The Beth Israel Hospital at New
York announces it can cure
trachoma in from seven to ten days.
This disease of the eye has deferred
many a longing immigrant from
landing on our shores.
Human skin may now be pre-
served through several days and
grated on another person. victim
Of burns or accident. Hospitals
may now keep a supply on hand.
Seems to be skin game.
Hazlehurst's Board of Supervisors
has opened bids for SIS, 900 of Road
Bonds. Hazlehurst, Wesson and
Crystal Springs banks bid them
in, showingTa good financial condi-
tion for that section.
At Washington. a negro was SEN
fenced to fifteen years imprison-
ment for purse-snatching. High
way robbery of women is negro
monopoly at the Nations Capital
and Washington has been an asylum
tor lawless negroes.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18
Bonding Company B
Ready to Settle

Attorney W. M. Hall. of-Merid-
ian, representing the bonding
company which went surety for
defauIting Sheriff J. F. Greer OF
Lincoln county. was in Brookhav-
en- Thursday looking after the in
terests of his company with refer
ence to paying the bond.
Mr.. Hall returned to jackson
Thursday night to confer with Gov.
Noel with reference to the matter
and informed the governor that his
company was ready to make set
Element with the State for the
amount of Greer's shortage, but
objects to paying the 30 per cent
penalty imposed on sheriffs and tax
collectors who fail to settle on time.
He stated that his company was
willing and ready to settle the
bond as soon as the matter can be
adjusted. but that they will not pay
the penalty, and it is understood
the surety company will endeavor
TO show it was the fault of the
State in allowing the defalcation
to run for so long, and is a matter
for which the bonding company is
not responsible.
While the shortage amounts TO a
little over $11. 900. if the penalty
is added to this from the date Of
Greer's first defalcation. the bonding
company will have to pay probably
$4, 900 or SIS, 900 over and above the
actual shortage.
The state nor county will lose
anything throughA the defalca-
tion, and as soon Al the matter OF
the penalties can He adjusted the
amount of Greer's shortage will be
paid over to the State treasurer.
Nothing has been heard of Greer
Stree his disappearance though
det ;ctives have been trying to
locate him. 1t is believed by some
that he is still in or near Brook
haven and is being concealed by
some of his friends.
Il
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18
Mission Societies to
Meet at Bogue Chrtto

Wesson, Feb. ia juint dis
trict meeting Of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society and the
Woman's Home Missionary Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, will be held Feb. 25, al
Bogue Chitto. Mrs. B. E. Bristel
and Mrs. L. H. WimberIy, secre,
taries, respectively, of the Home
and Foreign Societies. will conduct
the exercises The Wesson auxll|
iary of the Foreign Society will cell
ebrate its twenty-hfth anniversa
Feb. 10, Rev. B. f. Jones, of Sh1
buta, who organized the society
preaching. Mrs. w. B. LipscomE.
president of the state society. vii
be among the speakers.
SAM Price. of this place. hs
sold 202 1-2 pounds of pork durig
the last year at IL 1-2 cents, 4d
realized $105.50 from the sale of
pigs: He has thirty hogs, five lof
which will net 1000 pounds.
Win Bomar, of this place. whIe
exhibiting a pistol in a Brookhaen
barber shop Saturday night, aIci-
dentally shot himself through the
hand. He came here for MEDICAL
attention.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18
Citizenship Rights
Refused SaIoonists

Memphis. Tenn. Feb. 16. -
Saloon keepers, bartenders and all
Others whose business is to sell in
toxicants in Tennessee were declar-
ed ineligible to citizenship in the
United States in ruling announc-
ed by Federal Judge John E. Nc
Call today.
Summarizing Judge Mccall held :
No man can support the constitu-
tion Of the United States and of the
state Of Tennessee and uphold the
laws Of both, as they are required
to do under oath in securing
naturalization papers, and at the
same time engage in the unlawful
vocation of selling liquor in a state
where its sale is prohibited by
law.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18
10th Century Minsrels
at kentwlod

Members of Brookhaven's 10th
Century Minstrel Club assisted in
an entertainment at KentwooAfor
the Fluker Kent Chapter U. j g.
The Kentwood Commercial con-
tains the following. with refeance
TO the event:
Crest credit is due to Mr.. hes
ter Byrne. who had the matte in
charge for the daughters, is
also to Mrs. e. L. Gross, secrEary
of the Chapter for the mann& in
which they handled the affais it
was largely to their effort th the
success Of the affair is due.
Mr.. Byrne has made a null ber
of staunch friends in Kentsbod.
especially among the membeN OF
Fluker Kent Chapter u. IS q.
His forbearance under difficIties
that almost threatened the veture
with failure. his urbane maher.
and his unfaiterinR effort b do
The right and generous palA BIZ
them is duly appreciated. andWill
be long remembered BY them.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18
Rev. j. p. IIemby's Charge.

The Baptist Sunday School and
church are welcoming their new
pastor, Rev. John Hemby, who
preached his first sermon as pastor
of the Baptist church. Sunday morn
ing, Jan. 18th. Mr.. Hemby comes
from Monticello. Ark, where he has
been serving as pastor for three
years. His family will arrive in a
few days and will occupy the resi-
dence located on the corner of Oak
and Hanson Streets. Mr.. Hemby
has also done very successful pas
toral work iE Brookhaven. Miss,
and vicinity. where he owns home
and has many friends. Sunday
School Monitor.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18
FROM o.
Our
EXCHANGES

A snow and sleet storm ragged In
New York on Wednesday. \
Truckers in Copiah may have to
import labor to gather their crops.
Take things as they come-but
leave something for somebody else.
Joaquin Miller, 1.-THE poet of the
Sierras, !" is critically i'll at Oak
land. Cal.
So, ,627. GO has been contributed to
the Confederate Women's Monu-
ment Fund.
Copiah banks show the largest
deposit accounts in the history of
local banks.
The Permenter-Sharp factions in
Winston county are growing more
acrimonious.
Jackson's Board of Trade is pre-
pairing to do extensive advertising
for its section.
A young man says if kisses carry
microbes. he is willing to be an
invalid for life.
A palmist fieeced Meridian So
ciety women of jewels. Some peo-
pie get their deserts.
The Mississippi Synodical College
at Holly Springs. has declared y
dividend of 5 per cent.
George ]. Gould will retire from
the presidency of the Missouri
Pacific Railway system.
Nat Goodwin is divorced from
his fourth wife. And there may
be others. more's the pity.
Steve Forman, at Natchezs broke
his hand when he struck negro on
the forehead. Niger wasn't hurt.
An insane" man who commits
a crime is more to be dreaded than
one sane. He can't mend his ways.
Lieut-Gov. Luther Manship lee
tured on Lights and Shadows
for the Iibrary fund of the Ray
mond school.
Gov. Noel appointed ]. D. Wal.
lace. county Superintendent Of Edu.
cation. Of Pike, to succeed the late
DR.. Charles HI. Otken.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18
CARD OF THANKS.

We most heartily thank each and
every friend for kindness and ap-
preciated favor during the late and
fatal illness Of our loved one. In
times Of sorrow may all who SO
graci0usly ministered to Us know
the consolation that comes with
sympathy and a Willingness 10 al
leyiate suffering.
Mrs. Ida J SchalleI.
and Nephews.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18
TO RURAL CARRIERS.

On Feb. 22nd. there will be a
meeting Of the 7th Congressional
District Rural Letter Carrier Asso-
citation at Hazlehurst. Miss. The
meeting will be called to order
about 10 o'clock a. m. All car
riers are urged to be present and
help to make it a great meeting
and enjoy the day. President Fair
childs has gotten up a good pro-
gram for the occasion.
X. g. TALYOR.
Pres. Miss. R. L. G. A.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18
Notice to Candidates Tor County Su-
peFintendent.

The examination for Candidates
for County Superintendent of Edu-
cation has been postponed from
March 4th to March 3lst. All
candidates will take notice.
CLAUDE BENNETT.
County Supt.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18

Toe the mark but. when you
are chopping wood. also mark the
toe.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18

There is always room on the
sunny side Of the road; let US walk
there.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1911-02-18

Do not let the brood sows that
are to farrow in the spring become
too fat.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-28

BY AID. BURTON.
~ Estate OF Sail Weiss. for permits
w 70 ions s,'sS covered yss area with nr
Il Eass and Michigan avenues.
referred 20 Committee on Streets.
By AID. ELLIS
|on 20 pay taxes for 1910 without ac-
Mued penalty and interest.
Referred TO Committete on Taxes.
BY AID. HINDLE.
OF Chas. Sontag, TO cancel general
city taxes for. the year 1910.
Referred TO Committee. on Taxes.
of Bryant Walker ct al. for permits
ION % cross beaufait avenue by side
Referred 70 Committee on Streets.
BY AID. LODGE.
o. Baxter q oDeil. for permission 10
build areaway on the east side OF Brush
street north OF Adams avenue.
Referred to COMMITTEES on Streets
o. Clay II. Smith. for REDUCTION Of
Referred to Committee on Taxes.
by AID. SCHULTZ.
OF Carl Mason, to vacate strip OF
land lying between Beividere avenue
Referred to Committee on street
BY AID. VERNON.
= OF Charlotte Construction Company.
for permission to connect building
corner Charlotte and Woodward ave-
nuss With proposed new building to be
Referred to Committee on Streets.
BY AID. ZOELLER.
OF Herman Mark ct al, protesting
against the changing the name Of Har-
Ellington avenue to Wilde avenue.
Referred 20 Committee on Ordinance.
BY THE CLERK.
& OF Thomas w. corby. for refund or
saving assessment.
~ Referred to COMMITTEES on Streets.
OF Childrea's Free Hospital associa-
don, Detroit College of Medicine. ID. 7.
I1cderlander. Emma L Gambler ct al,
and James w. Gambler, for cancella-
Referred TO Committee on Taxes.
n OF II. Schneider, for cancellation OF
oideYalk assessment.
Referred to Committee on Streets.
Watson. for damages for personal In
Rsferred to Committee on Claims
and Accounts.
Of Harry w. Renshaw ct al. protest
street. from ali of Mt Vernon to al
4 ley OF Euclid avenues.
Referred to COMMITTEES on street
or Edward J. Bens -r al. for the
1batement Of nuisance on Troworidge
Referred to Committee on Health
Ind City Hospitals
or George Jerome. for the approval
. ~ plat of Bessenger a Moore's Cadii-
Referred to Committee on Street
or Joseph Nigbor ct al, for the paw
4 1nx OF lockwood avenue, extending
rom Rolin street to the north line OF
Referred 10 Department Of Public
works.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-28
FROM the Department Of Public Works

10 the Honorable the Common Councils:
conference.-the cobble-stone oave-
ment In the alley In the block described
Delcw Is In an unsanitary condition, on
account OF the depressions therein hold
ing acoumulations, OF Nth and stag
nant water. creating a nuisance and
menacing the health OF the public. The
Board OF Health having concurred. the
Department OF Public Works therefore
recommends that the alley mentioned
be repaved with vitrihed brick on con-
crete foundation. In accordance with an
ordinance entitled. An ordinance to
provide for the grading and paving, or
regarding and repavins of alleys in
the city or Detroit approved August
18th. 1900.
Estimated cost as follows:
Alley iE block bounded by Grand
River. First street and Jones street.
Re-raving. 20 II. wide. brick on con-
crete foundation.
Estimated cost, s2,110.0o
Respectfully submitted,
]. J. HAARER,
Commissioner.
The Board OF Health hereby concurs
In the above.
GUY S. KIEFER.
Health ONicer.
WILLIAM @ WILLIAMSON.
Sanitary Engineer.
BY Aid. Theisen:
Resolved. That the alley IN block
bounded by Grand River avenue. First
street. and Jones street, be. and the
same Is hereby ordered to be regarded
ana repaved with the material named
and width stated In the foregoing COM
munieation with the concurrence Of the
Board OF Health. on sanitary grounds.
In accordance with the specifications
adopted by the Common Council and
the provisions OF the Charter and Ordi-
nances OF the City OF Detroit. and
further. be IL,
Resolved. That the Department OF
Public Works, be, and is hereby direct
ed to advertise Ave times for propos-
In To- N..ax TswVtw. a a..
ance with the recommendation contain
ed In the foregoing communication and
said Charter and Ordinances.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan. Brozo, Burton,
Ellis, Field, Carney. Gilman. Grindley.
HARPER, Hindle, Heating, Keusch,
Mason. Merritt. OBrien, Ostrowski.
Owen, Schultz. Skrzycki, Theisen
Thompson, Vernon. Walsh, Watson,
Zoeller. and the President-30.
Nays-Nona