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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-10
Supreme Court Decisions.

Jackson, Miss March 6 This was
opinion day In the supreme court and
the long list OF decisions handed
down Indicated that the members Of
the bench had taken advantage OF the
six days in chambers In order TO
tighten up the docket. Before pro.
ceeding with the opening docket for
the first day OF the March term the
court handed down the following
through the chief justice, being an
unusually long list:
Kuhn Brothers vs.. Warren County;
reversed and remanded.
Cornelius Thames vs.. State, Newton
county; affirmed.
Fred N. Bush vs.. Mrs. Hattie Dun.
ming, Pearl River county; affirmed.
Western Union Telegraph Company
VS.. Ward benson, Chlckasaw county;
affirmed
| John Green w, J Il. Cole, treasurer
ct al, Wayne county; motion for dam
ages sustained in part.
Mrs r. B Gulley ct al. We. Samuel
versed and remanded.
Lumberman's National Bank Va. S.
A. Simmons ct al, Pike county, at.
drmed.
W. S. Gordon, executor, VS.. W. W.
Perry, guardian, Yazoo county; at.
firmed.
George f. Ditman Boot and Shoe
Company VS.. David Myer, Pike coun-
ty; reversed and remanded.
Robert Whitfield vs.. State, TIsho.
mingo county; affirmed
| Il, r. Speights ct al. vs.. B. L. For.
tenberry, Jefferson Davis county; af'
firmcd.
Phillips Buttorff Manufacturing Co
vs.. Perkins & Gilmore, claimants,
Holmes county; motion for leave tC
flle additional suggestion OF error sus'
tained.
Foster Creek Lumber Company vs..
Mrs. II. e. Hopkins ct al, Wilkinson
county; suggestion OF error Overruled
Tatom Lumber Company ct al. vs.
G. W. White, Forrest county; az
6rmed.
l. Southeimer vs.. c. r. Hagerman
Wilkinson county; affirmed.
e. s. Keel vs. Bay Lumber Com.
pany, Harrison county; affirmed.
Carondelet Lumber Company ct al
VS.. Fenton Mercantile Company, Har
rison county; affirmed.
A. @. Seavy s. Sons Va. j, I. God
bold, Lincoln county; reversed ant
demanded.
II. b. Moore vs.. r. M. Evans ct al.
Pearl River county; appeal dismissed
Henry Haynes ct al. vs.. Calet
Haynes ct al, Coahoma county; az
flrmed and remanded with leave Il
answer.
Gulf and Ship Island Railroad Com
pany, garnishee, vs.. DR.. II. G. Ram
Sey, Jones county; affirmed.
Milton Raiford We. w. P. Valentine
Jones county; affirmed.
Forest Products Manufacturing Co
VS. Charles Adams, Jefferson Davi.
county; affirmed.
| Mrs. Clara Frazell We. h F. StoltS
fus, Jones county; reversed and re
manded.
| S. D. Russell vs., L. L. benson, Jas
per county: reversed and remanded.
William 4. Tynss VS.. Southern Pint
Company, Marion county; suggestion
OF error overruled.
| G. w Osborne vs.. State, Tallahat
chile county; affirmed.
| M. l., Hicks W Mississippi Eastert
Railroad Company, Clarke county
motion to dismiss sustained.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-10

Tor " 10 tell then the truth. What
relief would Cslifofnii ever have got.
ten from the japaoeso invasion " she
had not made Known her tfOubIcsy
when you repeal the Fifteenth
Amendment, you may then get busy
10 Mississippi and pass y Law saying,
lie IL enseted that no negro shall ever
vote or hold political ONCE DO that
aud you close The doors Of political
aud social equality Tor him. With
his status 80 Fixed, aud lIs dream Of
equality shattered forever, the negro
will then DC 10 u position TO be helped,
and The great questions that are now
causing so much friction will be set.
tied. White women will once more
be safe To this section, even II not
under guard. As ~ Is, we haven't goi
government by law There Is not 4
white man In the South who woult
allow his wife or daughter TO 60 lntt
court TO tell the story OF the crime
against her. That is why the law II
taken into the hands " the people.
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Needlul knowledge.


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CONFEDERATE VETERANS.


A. . called meeting OF Jackson
County Camp u U. o. v. No. ITO,
Psscsaouls, Miss March 4. 1911, the
following was read by the COMMITTEES
on necroloey and adopted.
Whereas, In the providence Of an
all wise and just Creator, our beloved
cnmrade snd friend, Capt. william
WEIGH, has been recently taken from
our rapidly thinning ranks and trans.
ferred TO the great army who have
gone before;
Resolved, That though we rever.
satlOn, our hearts are filed with an
inexpressible sorrow;
Resolved. That a brave soldier, a
valiant 0fflcer and a most estimable
gentleman has gone TO meet his God,
and, we trust, has entered upon that
blissful state which Is eternal;
Resolved. That 10 peace his good
name was unblemished His upright
conduct, his quiet, modest and IN.
assuming manner and ardent love Of
truth, made every one his friend and
stamped him as agentleman possess
Ing those rare qualities and virtues
that beautify and adorn the annals Of
the human race;
Resolved, That this poor tribute tC
the memory OF Capt. William Welct
OF this camp OF the company from
this town to which he belonged and
of the Twenty-seveDth Mississippi
regiment be published 10 the locH
mar and sent tn the Confederate
Veteran for the Last Roll.
U. II. ALLEY,
$ r. THOMPSON,
B. Il. DUKE,
March 4, 1911. Committee.
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CAPTAIN William WEIGH.

The Great Commander Of the Unit
verse called 70 higher and larger
army on the morning OF Sunday, Feb
ruary 20, Captain William WEIGH OF
Moss Point, Il man who, In life, tllled
a large responsibility In an unassum'
Ing and highly successful way. In
the days OF trials and tribulations
such as came to the world but once in
It's history, Captain WEIGH was found
ready to perform his duty toward hi
God, his home and his native land
Besides being what Napoleon charac
tcrized as one OF the "bravest OF TIN
brave" Captain WEIGH enjoyed thu
rare reputation OF having been unable
TO tell lie,
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NEVILLE AND HALE FIRED
Second vice.President And Gen.
eraI Counsel OF The Gulf &
Ship Island Road Let Out.

Gulfport, Miss, March 7.--Onicial
announcement was made here yester-
day that Capt j. Il. Jones, head OF
Che Gulf and Ship Island railroad, has
asked Judge James ii. Neville, gen.
eral counsel, aud I. p, Hale, second
vice-president OF the road, for their
designations. Mr.. Hale says he will
file his resignation aud leave the SER
vices OF the company on April !, next.
He has been with the company f0r
6fteen years, having been Ia office
before Captain Jones acquired the
properties.
Judge Neville, IL Is claimed, refuses
to file any formal resignation at all
He announces that he considers the
request for his resignation as tanta.
mount to a dismissal and accepts It as
such. He leaves the services OF the
road today, March 10, after being in
It's employ for the past seven and one
half years. IL is understood that
Judge Neville will rest for about a
month, after which he VIII open law
offices In this city for the general
practica' OF his profession.
The only reason given publicity for
the removal " these two officers OF
such lung connection with the com
pany Is one OF retrenchmept 10 the
REDUCTION OF expenses. No intima-
ton is given as to who will be named
To succeed either Mr.. Hale or Judge
Neville, or whether, at least for the
present, both places will be left va.
can't.
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esny hsve rs8@e ~ feel pfuod ~ hDa
ore rHn IN ~ eEfsse 4 esnffst. when ~
anpfosahrd 81 nesr W pafferfIYn Let
other eefnpsoies simulate tine essmpIs
nov befDfe them
~ command N
nfls usn y. u. wkGfHALL
y r. sYKgs. A A. A, Gen
Ps Lieufenan. WEIGH cimmsnd
inv The company ~ss presented with
4 sword, and 4 reDefaI order wss read
IN which Oenefsi WsItbsII compII
mebtsd The enfppsny for W. sklII.
Captain WEIGH lost this sword
which he pfxed vey much, a. The
time he was wounded AZ Atlanta.
C0MHADE.
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Section 4 whereas ske code Of ipoa pvr-
bibite the board 81 supervisors from sukkos-
IN which doing 10. Il psohibissd g. ia Ia, Wv w
the acts Of 1910 nxcs the time TOT killlns wild
turkeys from the hrst Of January 70 The Srss
Of May In each year. and NJ the Wild turkeS
therefore, be ~ ordered ~ the board III 10.
pervisors Of jackson county. HissIssiuui
That u be unlawful for any psfspp 70 catch
kill or pursue with intent 70 hill any via
turkey during the month Of April d sny
Sec q That any person violating Section
Of this ordinance shall be fined III any sum
pot more than ten doilxrs 1lW or Imprisoned
for not more than ten l1O) days Or by both n
SAID fine Rnd imprisonment % the discretion
OF tne court for each wild turkey killed.
caught or pursued with intent to klfl durina
the month of April Of each rear.
Sec D. That this ordinance take effect and
be In force ten days nfeer ite passage.
MA. KOBEEfS. President
|. r. DELMAB, CLERK, S.ls
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New Municipal Building.

Something definite has been sug
geatsd looking ~ the Milling " what
may rightly be termed "a long felt
want In this city This de0nite euR'
gestlon cones from The members OF
the volunteer IRE department q com
mlttee " whom appeared before the
city fathers ut the regular meeting
last Tuesday night The IRE laddies
modestly request that they DC pro-
vldcd with n more modern IRE hall
IL IA needed, u Is conceded. The lot
owned by the fire company IL amply
large 20 accommodate modern city
building OF adequate proportions tc
house not only the IRE lighting appa'
ratus but the official offices of the clty
government as we'll The cost OF Q
fire hall In Itself would be small. TIC
construct larger building TO care foT
the llremen az well IA the other city
oniclals will cost but little more
The direct saving 10 the city IN ren'
would materially assist In paying tn
interest on the necessary bonds 10
the entire building. IL Is TO be hopet
that some satisfactory plan may b.
evolved looking TO the erection OF
permanent city building on the 10
now used by the llrcmeD, "A buildin
that viii be an ornament 10 the CIT
as well as Of material advantage !
the handling OF business In Il centri
location. This building should be
sufficient size TO accommodate I'll
city oniclals for some years TO CONF
and when abandoned at that time ft
more modern and commodious cit
hall should revert to the fire compan!
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Chamberlain,s Stomach and Liver
Tablets Invariably bring relief to
women suffering from chronic colsti-
patton, headache, biliousness, dlzzi-
ness. sallowness OF the skin and dys-
pepsia. Sold by all dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-10

A healthy man Is a king 10 his own
right; an unhealthy man is an un.
happy slave. Bnrd0ck Blood Bitters
builds up SOUND health-keeps you well.
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Telephone Talk,

frequently when making a tele.
phone call, the line Is reported busy
DO not understand this a. 4 refusal to
give connection. but The line called IL
really Ia use. 1t Is much easier fnr
the operator to give you connection,
which requires only u simple motion
OF the hand ana arm, titan 1t is fol
her to answer Lime busy" This
happens more frequently on party
lines and 1t Is to every ones adsan.
tage In many respects to get direct
line service. The manager will ex.
plain more fully
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE
s. TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
tlnc6rporated.)
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High Grade Staple and Fancy Gro.
ceries It Low Prices-
DR JnAN a MITcUHv.r. IN
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\. A. ROBEH1's, President.
Up. DELMA9, Clesh.
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rms rApEu SUPPORTS
F0f u 3 gonft0f
non JAMES X VAuDhMhN
NJ ldrkfun.
Fof state Attorney Conceal
NON ROSS q COLLINS
NJ Meridian.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-07
ASHLAND RAILWAY
Case POSTPONED
Attorneys General Asked to Ap-
pear, and Continuance Is
Granted.
RATES rs: ON MILK
Carriage on Petersburg Line Is
Raised to Three Cents
Per Gallon.
RATES ON MILK

AT the request OF Attorney GeneraI
samuel w. Williams, the hearing of
the petition OF the Richmond ano
Chesapeake Bay Railway Company to
DC allowed to Increase It's passenger
rates was continued yesterday by the
State Corporation Commission. The
date for the caring was fixed for
June IS. r
The road desires TO raise the rates
from to Ia cents per mile, or the
same amount that tho Richmond Fred
ericksbure and Potomac is now per-
mltted 10 charge. although the latter
road has not awaited itself Of this, pre-
forring to take an appeal to the su-
premc Court. Communication and school
tickets are not affected by the petit
ton.
Protesting Citizens.
Several citizens of Ashland and peo
pie living along the line were pres
ent. and L. I. w. Marye appeared as
counsel for citizens and for cor
poration affected. He did not. how
ever, desire to make his clients parties
defendant at this time, preferring that
the town of Ashland or the citizens
thereof acting in concert, should take
the matter up. Two petitions had
neen received BY the commission pro.
testing against the proposed Increase,
and one of these asked that the At
torney- General be asked to represent
the State. which request was made
or Judge Williams by the commission.
The Acknowledgement said he had
had no opportunity to examine the
papers. and was not familiar with
their contents. He asked for a con.
tinuance 10 give him time to do this.
and also TO allow him TO confer with
the citizens Interested Eppa Hun,on,
Jr attorney for tho Richmond and
chesapeake Bay road agreed to this
MILK Rates Increased ~
After a short hearing. the commits
sion decided to permit the Virginia
Passenger and Power Company to in
crease It's rates on milk from TO 3
cents per gallon or the Petersburg
line. 1t was stated that this trade
has declined instead OF increasing, and
that during the past thirty days but
Two parties have been shipping over
this line. Other dalrymen have re-
Gently installed wagon service, pre-
ferring this. The company claimed
that It cost about 10 cents gallon for
delivery alone in this city, az the
daily average was now but fifteen gall
Ions. aside from thirteen gallons
day shipped to Petersburg, where
there is no wagon delivery
1t appeared that the two shippers
referred to had been notified of the
hearing. but had made no response
and did not appear. In consideration
of the facts that no answer was
made, the trolley line is paralleled by
the Atlantic Coast Line, with express
service. ard that the power company
desires to altogether discontinue its
milk business. the commission grant
ed the petition.
Road Matter Argued. III.
After short recess the commission
met again at noon to take up the mat
ter OF the Ianceyville road crossing.
In Pittsylvania county. This is a dis
pnte over raising bridge which car
ries county road over the Southern
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-07
TAKEN TWO MILES
ON ENGINE S PILOT

Martinsburg. ". Va. June e. While
Ray Van Meter. Berkely county farm
err, was driving across the Baltimore
and Ohio tracks last night. his buggy
was nit by train and the horse killed
The buggy, With Van Meter in e., war
picked upon the pilot and carried two
miles. Van Meter, in the meantime.
crawled along the foothoard into the
cab, and Informed Engineer keyser OF
the accident. dema ndipg that the train
be stopped and the splinters of his
buggy he removed from the pilot.
When this had been accomplished.
Van Meter sarcastically asked whether
he would be arrested for stealing o.
ride. He was but slightly injured.l -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-07
Priests Advice Led
to Her Recovery

Those who take cold easily" and
sufferers of Bronchitis and Asthma
should keen :ckman's Alternative In the
sons are often accomplished s
Lacon. I'll.
Gentlemen: Il was troubled with
Asthma and Bronchitis for seventeen
wears, Eckman's Altera tive was recon-
mended BY onr Parish Priest took
1t and am now feeling fine."
tSigned AID ANNA NJ. McENTEE.
Eekman's Alternative is for Bron-
chitis. Asthma. Hay Fever.~rhroat and
Minor Drug Co. and other leading drug
gists. Ask for booklet of cured cases.
and write 10 Eckman Laboratory Phil
adeiPhia. Pa. FOR additional evidence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-07
CHARGE TO GRAND Jury
/ DELIVERED BY WADDlLL
Recites In Detail Federal stntutc.
.Forbidding Combinations III
Restraint Of Trade.

Norfolk. Va. June s.-Federal Judge
Edmund Waddill. Jr.. In opening the
criminal term Of the United States
court here to-day. delivered long
charge to the grand Jury. outlining
its duties and reciting inasdeta!l tho
Federal statutes torhidding combina-
lions In restraint OF trade. with par
ticular emphasis on the law invalidat
Ing all contracts made with the vi-w
of monopoly In restraint OF trade
either interstate or foreign. The court
emphasized the statutes regulating In.
tcrstate commerce with reference te
relating, and called attention in force
ful terms to the harmful and uniaw-
ful effects OF rebating By transporta-
ton companies The bankrupt law.
providing for the prosecution Of per
sons refusing TO ale proper schedules
or otherwise endeavoring to defra I'D
creditors was clearly explained. as was
also the criminal Law as enforced in
the Federal courts. the latter being
with particular reference TO the prose
cution OF an alleged negro murderer
from Old Point Comfort charged with
sta bbing TO death a fellow waiter in a
hotel there. The court also explained
the pension laws In detail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-07
Dlsmlsscd for Dcsertlop.

Upon the recommendation OF their
commanding officers. approved by the
regimental and brigade commanders.
the following enlisted men OF the Vir-
ginia Volunteers. having absented
themselves from all drills and parades
of their commands for period OF mora
than six months. were yesterday de.
clared By Adjutant-General W. ". sale
to be deserters, and their names or
dered to be dropped from the roll as
such:
Private e. Ellington. Company B
Second Infantry. Private B. L. Jacobs.
Company 3, Second Infantry; Private
Charles King, Company e. Fourth IN
fantry: Private Dolison w: Freeman.
Company E. Fourth Infantry. Private
George B. steinhiloer. Company E.
Fourth Infantry, The Second Infantry
Company is located at Culpeper. and
the other command at Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-07
Think Keercn VIII win.

There was plenty of comment about
the Capitol yesterday over the state
ment in The Times Dispatch from r. B.
Smythe of iHarrisonburg. TO the effect
that Senator George b. Keezell will
be defeated in his race for the treas
urership of Rockingham county. which
he is now filling by appointment The
friends of the big statesman declined
to accept Editor Smythe's judgment.
saying that advices received by them
from the candidate himself are to the
effect that although he has possibly the
hardest fight of his life on his hands.
he Will win. .Ht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-07
If YOU HAVE A SICKLY
YOUNCSTER TRY This FREE.

The family with young children that
E. Is without sickness in tnt house now
end then Is rare. and so 1t IS important
mat the head of the house should know
that arise: a child with SERIOUS all
inent needs doctor, IL Is true, but In
the maturity OF Instances. as any doc
?or knows. the child suffers from some
Intestinal trouble uspaii% constipe ton.
There is no se,lse IN giYlng IL 4 pill
or a remedy Containing an opis u MIR
- iushing of the boH-els % be always
recommended. Rathnr give X: small
npse OF mild gentle lsxatise ion!r
like DIR. Caldwcn's 5yruJi litE2in Whsch,
~ cleaning opt tao Doweis ami
strengthening tie little stomach mas
Giles. VIII Immediately cJyrcat the
trouble.
This is not alone our opinion. inr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-07

that OF Mrs y II, Mead OF Freeport.
Ean~ whose granddaughter has been
taking il successfully and of Mrs. j..
Il Whiting. of Lena. Wis, who gives
IL TO her children and takes 1t herself.
II Is SOLD IN nifty cent and one dollar
bottles a every drug store. but If YOU
want TO test it in Your family before
You 70 huX H. send your address TO Or,
ply free OF charge. -
DIR. Caldwell does not feel that the
purchase OF his remedy ends his obi
liver and bowel diseases for over forty
years. and viii be pleased to give The
reader any advice on the subject free
ct charge. All are welcome TO write
him, Whether for the medical advice
COR the free sample address him DEM
r. Caldwell 81 Caldwell Building
Monticello, Ill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-07

Railway track. and which would In
volve considerable expense for grading
the roadway on either side. The
county authorities sent in written pro-
tests. opposing the proposition Of
being forced to the expenditure pt
money for what they claimed was for
the beneht of the railway.
Richard B. Tunstali appeared for the
railroad. and argued the case. lie OBJ
jected to paying for regarding county
roads away from the company's right
OF way. The matter was submitted TO
the commission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-07
ADDRESS By DR.. nocoo1s.
Feature of Closing Exercises at Rnn-
dolph-MncoH yVoman's College.
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l

Lynchburg, Va, June 6.-The com
mencement exercises of the Randolph
Macon Woman's College came to q
close to-day with the annual address
to the graduating class. which wac
delivered by DR.. Knight G. Bocock, Of
the United States educational bureau,
ton. fbti H
The class of 1911 numbers fifty ive
young women. who come from many
States this being the largest senior
class in the history of the institution
The enrolment during the session Just
closed was 525. and 1t WILL be larger
next session. for additional facilities
for nifty students will be provided
during Inc summer.