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The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
ONE ARMED NEGRO
IS SOME SLASHER
"WhittIes Up" Sim Busher In a Bloody
Encounter.

With a long cash on the left side
Of his face, and three or four stab
wounds in his back, Sim Busher, head
washer for a Front street automobile
agency, was in Police Court this morn
ing, appearing against Green Perkins,
who occupies a similar position with a
Mobile street agency, who admitted
the cutting. Both men are negroes.
Perkins, as a one-armed man, held the
records for damage done in a brief al
tercation, according to the police, who
have Busher as an example. Green
was fined $40 and costs. A charge
against Busher, preferred by the
one-armed man, of assault, and a sec
ond for tresspass, will be heard Feb
ruary 90. One of the complainants in
the tresspass case, it was explained
is now suffering with the measels,
which necessitated a postponement.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
Resume Ship Fiuht.

Washington, d. c., Feb. S.-The
fight over the administration ship bill
was resumed in the Senate today, with
a full membership, for the first time
in recent history, present. Senate
Ransdell assailed the Republicans for
opposing the bill. For thirty years" I"
he said, the Republican majority sat
here and watched our once powerful
foreign merchant marine shrink and
shrink, and now they have banded to.
gether to obstruct the passage Of the
first practical proposition by means Of
an infamous flibuster."
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
For County Treasurer.
d. x. Hemeter

With the formal announcement this
afternoon Of the candidacy of w. N.
Richardson for Circuit Court Clerk, to
succeed T. J. Nixon, the lull in Forres,
cousty politics, so noticeable for the
last two or three days, was terminal
ed.
Following Mr. Richardson's an.
nouncement half dozen other candi.
dates stated that they were about
ready to enter the field for the several
county positions to be filled next Au.
gust at the primaries Their names,
however, will be withheld at their re-
quest until formal announcement is
made.
MIR. Richardson, whose announce
ment as candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk appears in this issue Of The
News, is one Of the best known school
teachers in Forrest county. While no
has spent but little time in politics, he
is known to hundreds in the county.
Mr.. Ricl ardson never has held office
although he was a candidate for asses
sor four years ago.
Born in Jasper county in 1867, his
whole life has been spent in Missis
sippi. He came to Forrest county in
1895, and with the exception of five
years, has taught in the public schools
here continuously since that time. For
five years he devoted his entire time
to farming.
At present he is teaching school al
Hickory Grove, four miles from Hat.
tiesburg on the Eatonville road
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
M|S-SPELLEO WORD
CONTEST IS ENDED
NAMES OF WINNERS TO BE AN
NOUNCED SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.

The MIS- Spelled Word Contest of
The News, which began more than
five weeks ago ended at noon today,
by which hour, hundrsds Of answers
had been received md filtd Mathis
office.
The contest. which was one Of tic
most interesting ones ever conducted
in Hattiesburg, resulted in an unus-
ually large number of participants. 1t
to be examined.
A list of judges will be announced
ners will be made public Saturday.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
AT GREAT VARIANCE
WITH GERMAN IN
German Attack in csntrai
Falls-Fighting Continues
Carpathians-French Lost
Argonne.
(By Associated Press.l


London, Feb. S.-PTemier ~
speaking in the House Of Co
today, stated that the British :
ties since the beginning of the :
to February 4, is approximatel]
600. This includes killed, We
and missing.
These figures. which are tax
official, contradict the claims d
many that at least 10000 ID
have lost heir lives in the cont
warfare since the outbreak.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
~ C0UNClLMEN HOLD
A FINAL SESSION
Two Committees Appointed and Pre-.
liminary Plans Agreed Upon Before
Adjournment Till Next June-Ex-
ecutive Committee to Meet Weekly
Charter Will scon Be Requested.

The organization of the Hattesbure
Boy Scouts has been completed, and a
meeting of the scout commissioners
will be held tonight when details OF
the plan for enlisting the Hattiesburg
youngsters in the cause will be work
ed out. 1t is expected that the actual
enlisting will be begun tomorrow.
A final meeting of the councilmen
was held in the rooms of the CONNER
cial Club yesterday afternoon. Twen.
ty-two members were present. Three
more councllmen, elected tc member
ship, have not yet paid their dues.
When this money is received, a char
ter will be requested of the national
organization.
A constitution for ne local organi-
zation already has been prepared and
adopted. The council, before adjourn
ing, completed all work preliminary
to the actual organizing of the various
troops and camps.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
UNITED CHARITIES
TO MEET TOMORROW
INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC TO
BE PRESENT ISSUED
TO-DAY.

A meeting of the United Charities
organization has been called for to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
rooms of the Commercial Club.
A special invitation to the public in
general, and particularly to the pres,
idents Of the different aid societies
md different clubs to be present, was
issued by Mrs. Rowan this afternoon.
The. meeting promises to be an inter
esting one.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
STATE EVANGELIST
ENDS BIG MEETING
The Rev. Dan E. Kelly Here After
SumralI Revival.

The Rev. Dan e. Kelly, state evan
gelist of the Methodist church, has just
returned from Sumrall where for the
last three weeks he has been conduct
ing a revival at that place. This Is
the third time Mr.. Kelly has held u
series of meetings at Sumrall.
There were scores of conversions
at the meeting just ended, while so
new members of the church were TAX
en- in.
He will leave for Newport, Tenn, to-
morrow, and will remain there till
March l.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
eREWsoME CRIME.

Meridian, Miss. Feb. S.-Charged
with having concealed the dead body
OF her sisters infant child in the
woods. Susie Steele, young negro
woman was brought here from Meehan
Friday night and placed in the county
jail. The girl was sent to Jail on de
fault OF $500 bond, in preliminary
hearing before : justice Of the peacs
AZ Msehan.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
REVENUE OF THE
N. c. FALLS OFF
NET EARNINGS FOR LAST QUAR-
TER DECREASES BY
$4,000

Decreased net earnings during the
lats quarter, under those Of the same
period in 1918. are shown in the annual
report of the Mississippi Central, just
filed with the Mississippi Railroad
Commission.
The comparative report of the COM
pany gives the following figures:
Total operating revenue. quarter
ending December 81, 1914, $191,4SS'94;
as compared with$236,36 for the
same period the previous year; total
operating expenses and taxes for last
quarter. s132OS9o5, compared with
s15s 437.67 the same quarter in 1913;
net operating revenue, last quarter
$50, 3s9.S9, compared with S0'Szo.o'
$3.50 ouarter the previous year De
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
A. A Woods Made
Superintendent of
the Northe astern
WILL SUCCEED SAMUEL E. FLAN-
AGAIN, WHO DIED LAST
WEEK.

announcement was made from New
Orleans this morning of the appoint
ment of A. A. Woods, of that city, as
superintendent of the New Orleans
and Northeastern railroad to succeed
Samuel e. Flanagan, who died last
week.
The appointment was made by Lar7
A. Jones, president of the Northeast.
ern, and will put an end to the specu.
lation which has been rife for several
days as to Mr.. Flanagan's probable
successor Mr. Woods assumed his new
duties this morning. He has been
connected directly and indirectly with
the Northeastern for nineteen years.
Born and raised in New Orleans.
Superintendent Woods worked up from
the bottom through the engineerins
departments Of the N. 0. G. N. e., and
allied lines. He is the son of the late
A. A. Woods, long in the insurance
business in New Orleans.
Beginning as craftsman, Mr.. Woods
served the Northeastern two years
leaving to act as assistant engineer OF
the A. C V. and ", S. & P. Railways.
Returning to the Northeastern he serv
ed two years more as assistant engi
neer. The next twelve years he was
resident engineer for the A. & v. and
", S. & P. Railways, with headquar
ters in Vicksburg.
A year ago Mr.. Woods returned to
New Orleans where he has been serv-
ing the Northeastern road as resident
engineer. His friends welcomed
him back after his long absence, and
were eager to congratulate him Sat.
urday, when news of his promotion
leaked out. The New Orleans railroad
expert is well thought of by his rail.
road conferres and by his New Orleans
and Vicksburg acquaintances.
Officials of the road declared Satur.
day that Mr.. Woods selection was
prompted solely by his merit. He is
! considered one of the leading railroad
men of this section, and had won the
confidence of the chief whose place he
has been called to fill. The merit sys.
TEN in the Northeastern received a
boost when President Jones made his
na1n~ffsn
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
Memphis Banker Pleads Guilty.

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. sc. H.
Raine, president of the Old Mercan-
tile Bank, pleaded guilty in the Fed
eral Court today to indictments charg-
ing fraud and the misuse of mails.
Sentence was deferred. A continu.
ance of the trial on similar charges
has been granted Claude Anderson. of
the same institution.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
Famous Irwin" Dead.

Babylon, N. Y, Feb. S.-The second
of the Muncy twins is dead here. He
was William Muncy, aged So. His
brother Samuel died last summer.
Both were total abstainers and never
used tobacco.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
SUICIDE ooH TO INSANITY,

Booneville,S Miss, Peb S.-Asit<<f
Johnsey, one of The best kn5>Sh ~
izens Of this place, committed suicide
at his home this morning. Temporary
insanity was probably the cause. His
home relations were happy and his
business affairs straight.
Mr.. Johnsey was charter member
of the firm of Phillip, Rinehart. Taylor
and Company. He came down to the
store this morning and helped start
the work off for the day, returned
home, went into the bathroom and cut
his throat with a razon. His wife
found him a few minutes later. He
had been in bad health for the past
three years.
Mr. Johnsey was a charter member
of the w. o. W., member of the X.
of p, and a faithful member OF the
M. E. Church. He leaves a wife anu
four children.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
Marquis of Londerderry Dead.

London, Feb. S.-The Marquis of
Londonderry, one Of the largest land
owners in England, died today of pneu-
monia, after a brief illness. Convent
Gardens, the largest thing of it's kind
in London, was one of the great enter
pr.ses owned by the marquis.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
Rob Palm Beach Limited.

West Palm Beach, Fla, Feb. s.
The Palm Beach Limited was boarded
by four masked men at Stuart, Fla.
last night, and all passengers on the
observation platform were relieved of
their money and iewelry.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
ARREST YOUTH FOR TREsPAss.

Sylvester Cross, a thirteen-year-old
negro boy, was fined $3.50 in police
court this morning for trespassing.
The boy had been found in the Carter
Building early this morning, sound
asleep. He said that he had regular
employment but no place to sleep at
night. ian. tiers, Eula
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
Stock Yards Reopened.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. S.-The Union
Stock Yards, recently closed by the
Federal Government because of the
threatened outbreak of the foot-and-
mouth disease, were reopened today
for interstate shipment of cattle
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
Mexican Situation Acute.

Washington, D. c., Feb. S.-Sepa-
rate forces are gradually closing in on
Mexico City and again apprehension
over conditions there is growing acute.
Scarcity of food is causing much
anxiety
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
Mississippi FIoei STAGE.

Washington D. c., Feb. SIN its
special warning today, the Weather
Bureau says that the flood stage of the
Mississippi River at Memphis will be
reached and passed about the middle
of the week.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08

London, Feb. S.--The British p
ment stoutly maintains that III
tain Of the Lusitania was not ID
by government officials to use I
tral flag in crossing the Irish SS|
fetal communications dealins
the incident have passed befwl
two governments. AmbassadoI
has forwarded a report 10 his
ment in Washington.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
Won't Sell Food To Belgium.

London, Feb: S.-The owners of the
American steamer W1lhelmina, on the
way from New York to Hamburg with
food for Germany, have intimated to
the commission for the relief of Bel
gium that its offer OF the purchase OF
the cargo will not be considered.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
President Opposes Extra Session

Washington, D. c., Feb S.-Presi-
dent Wilson told White House callers
today that he is making every effort to
avoid an extra session of Congress.
Some Senators, it was stated, favor
an extra session if the ship bill is de.
feated through filibuster, while others
oppose it for any purpose.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
Late Senator's Daughter Burned.

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. S.-Mrs. An
ME G. Nehls, daughter of the late SEN
ator James H. Gordon, of Mississippi,
vas burned to death last night while
li8hting a small gas heater in her
batiiicom..ls
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
THIEVES TAKE FLouS
Special to The News.

Special to The NesUs. z.
New Augusta, Miss, Feb. s, s
ty half-barrels of flour wer<
from the warehouse Of i Al
on Saturday night. and 40
the thieves have yet been fQl
is the second time the uto1
Kennedy has been r6hl
Thursday. Izaiah SelIet
now locked up here, ha1
entering the building "
der. and q cteallne
nn,f2n s | @ >||.s 81 # e
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08

Peking, China Feb Japan. has
threatened military action % force
China to meet her recent demands,
according to cabinet message from
the Chinese at Toxic. Officials say
that the communication should not be
taken too seriously.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
Will Meet Weekly.

The executive committee will meet
in the rooms of the Commercial Club
each Sunday afternoon. The council
adjourned till June.
President Woodley named two CON-
mittees at yesterdays meeting, one A
finance committee, and the other q
court of honor The finance committee
consists of w. J. Haynen, r. C. Hauen.
stein and T. J. Walker. The Court OF
Honor will consist of B. M. Foster,
w. c. Strahan and A. NJ. Foote.
The proposition of inducing Hatties
burg merchants to carry Boy Scout
supplies was taken up at the meeting
Gaines TIightower, the scout com
missioner, will have charge of the
meeting tonight.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
RICHARDSON COMES
OUT FOR CIRCUIT
c CURT CLERKSH|P
"tII'kNoWN FORREST COUNTY
sCHoOL TEACHER ENTERS
THE RACE.
lUIL IN CAMPAIGN
COMES TO AN END

o'nsr Candidates Preparing to Take
v" coats and Go Into the Political
REID - Contest Becomes Lively
Latest Candidate Never Held Politi.
Gal of'ice, But Has Wide Acquaint-
anee.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
T TELEGR APH|
B r EV | tt E S
by Associated FrcsS.)
Cotton Warehouse Burned

Opp, Ala, Feb. Sire today de
stroyed the Central Warehouse, with
$500 bales of cotton. The loss is
about>$5O,0O0.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
THE COTTON MARKET.
(By Associated press.,

New Orleans, Feb. S.-The cotton
market closed three points up to one
point down. The figures were: March,
s.27; May. $50, and July. s.76.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
Germans Fail In Poland.

The German attack in Cent?
land thus far has failed to MAXI
in the Russian lines, which woul|
a way to Warsaw. Apparent
only result of the battling the
been heavy losses to both side
Petrograd announces today &
ture of several German poslf10
the general alignment Of the 81
armies has not materially chan
Heavy fighting continues In L
pathians between the Austro-0
forces and the Russian armies
mastery of the mountain passes
give access to Northern Hung15|
portant Russian successes I'M
engagements are claimed by 3
grad. The Austrian attacks bro1
and in addition to inflictinx
losses, the Russians captured
rFispners, the report declares.
g6Rania is Invaded.
49, : Z ~ ~ !, .,,'
to have resuffsu
Roumanian soil by
Nish dispatch is unconfir
Both Paris and Berlin repo3
lence in artillery duels near "a
but neither claim material advx
In the Argonne the French wer1
pelled to give up a portion 81
fortified position. To the south&
Carency, the French delivered
prise attack ON the German tire
and either killed or took as prI
all the defenders,
Await Pages report. 4
A report from Ambassador
Hines Page on the hoisting I
American nag on the cunai /
Lusitania, While crossing the
Sea yesterday, is expected /
Pending the arrival there was 4
cial statement as to how this 4
ment regards the incident. Tk'
raised the Stars and Stripes oi
less orders from the admiralty
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08

. Q Q Q . . > . Q . . . 8 . Q
, FORREST COUNTY =
POLITICAL FIELD AS &
IT APPEARS TODAY q
For Sheriff. q
A. z. HARRISON, .
Barney 0. Doherty. Z
W. NJ. Edmonson. 4
For Circuit Court Clerk. 4
H. X. McLemore. 4
T. j. Nixon. 4
W. N. Richardson. 4
For County Treasurer. 4
D. K. Hemeter 4
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-08
HE WEATHER

Mississippi Fair tori,,.
night. P''''on To-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
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nidts, tpas iie nidt betpeiien fam,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
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les gegen 6en @ori@lag ein5umenoen
un6 ienes. Die &egierung miro ia
mobl a11@ ale @eranlaiiung boben,
SEN @ori6lag ab3nlebnen. Cine Der
artige nnteriudung miir6e tpabr>
i9einltd 9inge outage f0r6ern, 6ie
SEN &etern 6%iesieits un6 ienieits 6es
S5eans 1ebr ungelegen fommen mfg
ten un1 ouBer6em bie @obrbeitsliebe
Ser britii9en M6miralitat ni6t i'm
beiten 2idte eridetnen lieBen. nno
6ie ftebt IN ginitiger 8eleudtung
obnebin nidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
9ie BON Stem Oprfer @eniatipns=

blattern publi5terte @e1didte bon
Dr. @nton Meper=@ erbar6, Ser iid
fiir5li9 als @ertrm1ensma1n 6es
6euti6en 8otidafters nit ii@erem
@eleit unierer &egierung na@ euro
pa einf6iffte, lieit fi@ tpie cine regel=
re@te @d11bergeididte un6 als fol@e
miro iie iid i6ltebli@ mobl audi ent=
pl1ppen. @eit 6em Sage, ga 8rpan
megen Ser 3ifferen5en in Ser 2uiitaz
nia=@ontroberie 8ilion perlieB nno
BEN &riegSbebern 6eboe aniogte> tit
6ie @ebpreiie otf ser Su6e nod @a=
terial getpei len, 6as ii@ fir ibre ber=
d9tIiden 3mede un6 gegen Deuti@=
lan6 bertpen6en laBt. Da5n ioQ Der
SAL Meper=@ Gerhard a11genideinlid)
otenen; 6enn iere 8latter, Die i'm
onfgebradt boben, geboren 5n Sen
i@limmiten oeutidfeinbliden! Set-
bIattern.