Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-07-25
PERSONAL AND IMPERsoNAL

-Theodora- the wife of the famous
Justinian. was beautiful, crafty and
interruptions She is said TO have
been tall. dark and with powers OF
conversation superior to any woman
in the empire
-siov. Buckner. of Kentucky. is well
along in the seventies. but his hair.
which is silvery white, is the one indi
cation of the fact His face is round.
his hands as steady as n western rifle
mans and his step IS as springy as =
youth % twenty, while his voice Is
clear and distinct
"A Columbus husband did not agree
well with his wife. bat she insisted uo-
on visiting him at his grocery store
and conducting herself in such a man
ner that according to affidavits sub
mitted 70 the court. her presence had
an injurious effect upon the trade
The husband applied to the court and
secured an injunction restraining his
wife from botheriug him
On Memorial day a sioux City girl
broke a world's record that had stood
secure since Eve. She sealed her lips
from ten a m till nine p m The
young lady was one of a riverside
boating paaty. To an anxious girl
friend size explained that she had .
four-leaved clover and put it in her
shoe and then happened 10 think there
wasn't a man in the crowd she'd marry
for anything.
The Princess Maud has lately ap-
appeared at BatterSca park mounted
on a balIoon-tirei safety The Ouch
ess Of Connaught. being yet learner.
prefers 70 take her daily practice for
the present in the secluded walks Of
Buckingham palace gardens Mean
while the marehioness Of Londonderry,
I Lady Brsssey and the Princess Henry
of Piess. rank among the most grace
full and expert riders
Mrs MignOn Elliott. of New York.
appreciates the affection of having 4
pretty face When she was in book
store one day she found To her horror
that publisher Of sensational litera-
ture had used her photograph to sdcrn
the front page Of 4 number Of iaShy
I French novels OF corrSe there was
only one thing leu Tor her to do. and
that was 70 bring suit against the pub
I Usher which she promptly did-Ex
They were not serTants- th-y
were old. dear ana faithful friends. =
IS the substance Of the reply which the
marehionesS Of Londonderry j. report
cd to have made when words OF SYM
I patty were expressed 70 her il con-
nectio1 with the sad accident which
resulted IN the drowning OF her maid
her husbands valet. the head butler
the head cook and eoaehman. who
p-srishsd While out boating together
for pleasure
-Naasen. the Arctic explorer. when
he started o1 his present polar exp-eii-
ton announced that he expected to
return IN two years u now appears
that this was merely = fiction To make
the PARTING easier for his wife. who i
y-un< and very much attached 20 hf-n-
His last commission 70 his only brother
Alexander Nansen. was 20 break the
news - Mr. Naaseu- that he had 10
expectation Of reaching civilization
again before I've year.. a. least. hza
passed.
Mrs Flearv Ward Beecher "a a
monument % the beneficial influence
y early rising and late r~tir5n- A.
= she i ! charming, alert straight
little woman interested IN current
svents- active AMI energetic she las
Just moved hack into th- haus4e n
which she aa4 Mr. EeecAsr zs.rd "a
live IN Brooklyn. and she szpsrs7-ez1-
ei the packing and the uaPzekiag at
furnitzre herself Since her early
f Yaufh Il or .. has beca her bssitiz1e.
and sss1 her hour for rising.