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Bay Mercantile Company, in Front street, and . made as comfortable as could be even under the most favorable circumstances was Harry Hall, a blueeyed youth with flaxen-colored hair, big and strong/ typical in appearance of the men v ho go out in ships ;to the seas, with his right leg broken, v Shattered in spirit, mind tortured and
bodily racke i, with a thrilling' experience while oh board a fishing ■Wednesday ifternoon and night, with three other men,—-two members sof ,the crew and ai d the third a guest,. who was drownec; juBt on the verge kof his rescue.
The fishing sloop, “Lady Emma,*'of Biloxi, out ftom Gulfport^ and engaged in^flshin^ for a firm of Bhip^ers at the iatter-n&med place, was caught in the fearful nurricahe Wednesday morning, •yjhile at	;
G9OSB |P01NT, CAT ISLAND, about 12 to b miles fronj the mala lanxi, and about noon time became a mere, plaything ojn the crest of a raging sea, Whilst the (men on board desperately clung to th? hull of the vessel,., which kept ever afloat, with all semblance of rigging anadeok structure gonei STEINS t. &t 'N. BpiDG®.
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Damage Situation and In Effort to Avoid a Recur? renee of Damages—jCom? mittee of Twelve to Be Aj% pointed to , Demise: 'Ways and Means to Piwid^ JPor Permanent Eroteetionl
; The condition ref ult^ht fromj the awful tropical hurrica le which strtick Bay St. Louis this wees granting such action, a ball was iisu&ii 6y Mayor L. B. Capdepon for a mas.s meeting at the Courthouse yesterday afteraoop to discuss ways and means ttfmeet the situation with which ,we are today ..confronted and to,protect Against such recurrence and avoidithe widespread damages which almost entirely carried away the front roadway .and property of the city.	,
Judge \v ill T. McDonald as spokesman convened the jneetefig and stated ita object as hereipstated. His honor, Mayor Capdepon, (was./«ppointed tem-; porary and later made permanent chairman. Judge McDonald- who made the; motion also further moved that C, G. Moreau be made . temporary and: later permanent secretary of the organization.} , t ?
: Prominent aiatmg the speakers were Joseph F, CaZBneuv6, Jo8Bph O. Mauf-fray, George W. Pitched senior and junior. It was moved thsji'a committee of twelve represen^tiv^idtizana be appointed by the chsir, this committee to devise ways andm&mB fcr the building j>i one big 89awj$t<ln |rfl»t of th<r city and to restore. JilieTtoafliipsr.
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