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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06
Ihs Spo-tizx L4w-Dea@rs IN IzaIa1a Gems
u 6rf~f

CR0wS PoIST. Ind. AE<- An
hOpes Of ChicaEO racing Eea we're
shattered yesterday whe1 Jadge Gil-
letts. IA the Lake Superior court. made
the restraining order permanent IN
the case % the State ot Indiana Is. the
ROby-ForSytke-SbsEsld race tracks
SadEe Gillette confessed that the re-
ern. action Of the supreme ecart
changed his opils0n regarding the IN
teriePendeney and iGxtapositioa o.
the tracks in rel=tioa With eaca other.
Law and order People are ileilaai
over the Cessation CO r1eing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

cen z L Col>son. who was an Of
Ger IN the confederate army and at
one time commanded the >toeewalL
brigade. died at the soldiers hose.
Richmond. Va lie vas II biz seventy
6rss year ten Celsson served *
yeas in the Egyptian army, and re-
ccixsd the decorutsoa ~ kuiSht eom-
uaader - the Turkish arsier q
Oshzaui>h for di>tin.su .suisI.e,I sssrvi,ss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

Tae trial ot JOka Cole for the cutting
0t yOaag Simmons ended las week a.
Parvis- Cole Was found guiity. and vas
sentenced 10 6Es years in the peniten-
tiz-v- Tao Eesrs ag0 in . row Al \
enaatry church Cole stabbed Simmons
ia The b1c<; j. vas thOgxhs a. the tine
that the ~oUHi ~oald prove fatal bat
Simmons finally recovered Cole in the
meantime ran Away. bat x1s hEasel
doEn b. detectives 4zI brO1ghi hack
tcr grfal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

A conservative estimate % tas dan
age done 20 growing crops in Tate eoGa-
" By the prolonged Gry weather pIzess
the loss 70 both corn and cotton II 4
minimum Of - per cent PlSszres arr
completely ruined and ss0ek xaser las
nos beea 50 scarce for years On soue
farms the cotton has shed its whole
fraitaxe. vale 4 tsE farmers report the
stalk dad This : not karrIel est
nate. bat Oae tozIeG after eonSzitasso1
Eish mzry CT The best zaG most eozs@rva-
tive farmers A good 50<apog- n0s
would help part % the crop. bzs acs;
Of il Is an irreprrzhle less
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06
Ahrss PIs

A pig belonging 70 \ gentleman Ee-r
this city Is likely 70 10 enc % the ea-
un.ess something happens % hiE IN
the meantime He IS Nc. as large as
thu Texas <Onder. bzs then be Is some
three years yoEn<er, IS es will attain
his frss year in August His weight
can ozIy be gaessed -. bat ais di=eR-
ssons. 81 feet long and fees inshes
girth. are matters Of Actual Measure
nenr He Is Supposed % weigh more
than SEQ poands--NleksbarE C01=er.
cizl Heral&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

Ou- - the III It sensational EsiIIiu-s
ever recorded Ia traufersi esuurv-
ARK vas committed the ether zixhs.
" hem Tom EIiseaceex shar zzd 5z-
stautly killed his bFuzhrr. P-rrv- Ten
haS left the country ART h only v5--
ness = Tom wife Tenn rzr-e h----
AMI fcuud Perry Nth Ms = e. Te1
then taalS Prrrv'< pistol. PLACED is -
hi~ head an.l bls.y1r. .r'ls his brains Thsr
v-~rs fzrsaeFs. asd have barus a S7.-I
uaczs.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

The frss bal- of AI4bana e5stoa for
the SEASON i>ss-9- vas marketed az
selma Juiy = Et was ra7sed By J. r.
- RrisH. % EurusviIl~. auI ssrirh.sE
SIS pounds elass.s,l Hiddl ~. and was
s.rlt To T. r Gowan 4 60 fer u5u.
cents II l. ~ DAYS earlier than the
Erst bale last year aud bzeaks the rgc-
ory2 In AEnfaulr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

TAasnas H- uolr aizsi AZ rs r~sl,tens--
IN EarntnElazi- Al rvurutlv Tie
was barn ia WeS.msr~14zA essuzsr-
Pa and moved sauta h-sore ~. var
. eus aurtnE shs -srSfr t..-.-s aa-&-.-- w. a-s.
thss federal frCssu,- Ele ras q pa~s
Ersnsi Z Aialsuta in th.- tsii Ee,Iazss.
past dictator In the ku r - - Tfou.sr.
szsrasbv-r - several eTauehe- - sfa-
snurs- kHi<hfs aut Ladi~> - H~ue-
kughs- - FythiaS. Eus-htS 90 tE.-
El,S.euie ess75er. " o. il.aau ,sf the Vors.-.
an achsr I.sI----
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06
Iws No@sE L.4is- .ad rAetr BrosAss
Bz-z<a ~ Al ExSlS~ssn-

ST LOTS. Aug "A fatal ana
Mysterious sxplozfo1 occurred Thurs
aay Eighs abost eixh. o'elOek IN the
grue<ry s-ors Of Frede-icix HznSzrA. ~
ss5s Cote Brilliante ave1ze- It's fOrce
was 50 terrific thas il shattered win
COW glass in al parts OF the building.
Whieh Is = two-sto-y s.r1etu-s. &zaa
forced sexer=f Doors N th= top Eoor
fron shesr hinEe& Mr. H4nsits's chii-
5rea. LogiSs. aged - years Sssti..
aged =. azd Ernest. Axed - vears,
we're frighsfrlly eurze1, L.uafss
fatally.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

The saipneass q tomatoes from crys-
tai Springs. in C0piaa eu4aty. f-oz
Jane % Il incl4siVe snOanssd 10 l1f
car loads. eOas1ia NJ 50 crates 20 ths
car. or p. 800 crates in A.. ss- waIea the
tarnsrs resolved from - eeEss % SIS =
crate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

The Leteher-AIlis Lrmber 90. os
AEnisto1 Alz- azs made an assign
meaE Liabilities are said 70 hs 81.
40 and assets SsO.eao Poor ceIlec-
tions the eau~e- The c0upauy vaS oue
Of the largest lumber ceue~-zs in th..
country. and osvued several Big mirIs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

VIII a. CIarsS- The ten-year-old Soz 90
Rev T. H. Cllrk- B1ptist. died a. Csa-
ton T<i<x e1uutT. Az. from locsia
caused fruEa run11a< = 81 iater into h.s
tser-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

AMoSs tha passengers who arrived
~ the port Of New York en- the @sth.
By the stnam<r Caracas. from La6u2y-
rn~ MAS the son Of Jose Maeso. who
was killed IN battle IN Cuba recently.
The yoznx man =. together with ten
ether Cahan&. On his way 20 the islaad
70 ioin the rebel army He GrSs
learned Of his fathers death On lanA-
lag AZ New york
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06
GREAT EXCITEMENT


MAESEnLEs, Aug L-An attempt
was z1Ge THURSDAY Eighs % bI0~ up
the rSss1enee q Judge Julisu. and for
time great e1eitensezs prevailed in
the 1eizAborheo& u the judges kouse
some one. presumably a nan who had
! gruGg- against the Judge for esur,
Gesisioa against him placed 4 bo=a,
xiEh tine fuse 4tEAehe,i- close 70 tas
eatranee ts the hoGse- The explosioz
za3e = great noise. bat the damage
done vas srf1inx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

The local option election IN Claiborne
county came 81 lass xeex Foar dis
t-iess give IL dry and 10 WeG TIE
eo9aty has gone three 70 one DRY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

A prsrArcn % the Madrid Inp4-ezl
frou HavanA says that CaPG-Gen-
weyl<r had insaed decree In which
be pronzsea - the captains Of vessels
ths szm ck eEeO0 for each GIEba<sering
ss.ansr. sd G.ooo for each 6iioas-
te<ing snizing vessel they seize- The
enpsnins nak1ng seizures viii be freed
of al ruupnnnfbility.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

The frss hale Of new Georgia cotton
was received a. savannah. Jelly :.
ard Wzs purchased BY a prominent
rvpublieaH- - bs shippsd north w5sa
gihfcsi hoops Inscribed KfnIey and
xolslr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

THx supreme eozrt OF CzlIs5rua
having a1zrm-d the Judgment q the
superior eoars- = D. WorSien. the
railruad striker. charged with wreck
ing tho railway bridge near >ae-
r.menso. two years a<0. and thereby
causing ths death OF Engineer Clark
and shrss United States soldiers nzss
hang
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06
AT WASHINGTON


s~ussar Jas~s aad the D~@S<rasie >A-
tioaaI aeA@Saart-r~
WASHISsrcS. AEz Senator J.
4 JO1es. Chairman % the national
eo11istee. : expected 20 reach the
cisy today Il Is believed that he xiii
early settle the qaessi1n Of the loea-
t5on of national he11quzrtsrs. and viii
before he leaves Wasaingtea an
uounee the mans - tSe members oi
the nati1aal executive sozmittee. 4
Ezbjees uPoa whieh he hNs been be
s-cs ing careful stteatioE since he left
lh.-a-n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

WILLIAM J. GErsxzr. She xelI-knOxa
lax-hook publisher. a1G for many
years = prominent reSisen- Of -
Louis, died. on the szth. a. ais ress-
denes in that city. aged 81 y~ArsA He
wns at the head OF one Of the olGeSs
law-boox concerns in s. Louis. azss
was known 70 every laTver = ths
city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

Near RiehEoaS. Bedford cozutv,
TsRn. a farmer named Haley Shos All
killed his wife. thea skos himself and
z=zlIv crt his -h-uaE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

IL wns nnnouncei in Madrid. On the
esEk- that ~ xhiphuilders Of Genoa
- xepndiased the contract their rep
ruunnfAtives had made with the Span
~ rux~rnmens - furnish the latter
rrumpely with two cruisers Of ZOO
6aaA Grsnt excitement prevailed in
1fadrid. = u was ai6esi that the ves-
o<zs had hsan purchased By the United
Bates
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

A iarse sugar refinery Is eeiEz srec.-
ed near Abkeyiile. Ls- II vii &c oze
Of the largest in the eoaatry. and E.iI
handle the fall cr0n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06
JUDGE p. c. slMms
VIA R<Pre-~ss West VIr<tzla at the In
al@aApalAs so1aa StS-a<y Csaf~r~a<~4

llAaA - s711lad l-z7aTl N1afeFNaFe@
aESTISGroS. w Va. Aug I--Juige
p = SinaS. Of Hua-iugtoa. viii rep
resent Wes- Virgi1ia at the IniianzP-
oils soun6-mouey nAtio1al conference
TAis Vas decided At the s0und-mouey
eoaferenee ~ wheeling Thursday.
The Soods swept away the railroAA
track in frc1t Of Gov MrCorxle-s train.
and he was unable to be present II
was =e1ep.ed. however. that the gov
sruor viii Lad ia tie fight ags5ns'
Ery1n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

Two youz- Plazte-s uam~d Brewer
ant lI-ury a=1 a 1itEsaltv az Ei~urys
h'sua~ near th> vi age e UrTiz1--
T-un- E-~w~r vent p ta~ farm h. 80.
- saht- anl saz~-t wouan th-r~
lie vas ordered - lrar~ b H-urY. bar
-n,reaaL - tsiu~ se ae Grr.i s-r-rzl
shnss a. Henrv 1tsh a -rza.rr- slr-
e the hsz I-ts za.rs< effect in. tas- .Arr~rss
a-zu- hsary. vse va s-azsilssz 10 Ais
z-rssr7zaE. rrze--l over ser sear ana
-asia< Dose hfs gus ar~-8. shostis-
q 2 sh- tep - F-ssers had, killzs<
Aina iuStautsv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

Mrs Jane z Orr. aged - years. died
80 her home in Vickshar< LAST week-
Sac was ons Of the Oldest za4 NEST hon
cred residents o. VickSbarg-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

Or the 18th Co1szI-tsen~rzl FItz-
kzxh Lea teiegrzphea the ssa-a de-
pnEtmea< r. E<x1on-e - aza4zrfss
made NJ shs irstigztioa 0t G<a- Miles
that there wzz no i1formzsi0a IN Ha-
vana regarding the reported xilliax ~
Pierce Atkinson. who went tn Gaia
from this eouztrv ~ assist the rx6-
Ella
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

Capt ClintOa Heslep- veteran river
rlez. died near Flor~nc~. Ala he uss
,<sn known "a the chio aai Mszzis-
siPpi fcr = yesr&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

Tmx prenftens- on account Of the
prisoas<s' heslsh. On the eSsh grant
- pardon 10 John Gallagher. con
vfe<sd h Mfznes0sa for as<azlssnx an
oGssr- Also - H H. Mallory. eou-
vs<tsd of robb~ry On Arkansas in Is9..
whoss pssikiou asked that ne h~ per
Ri<tez1 70 die ~ ho1n>
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

TEE Infexnational Socialist Trades
eouxress. IN session in London. met
On the .s<h and the question Of the adj
nizxzoa cf anarchists rs delegates,
whi<A prsdpltated a free nZht the
day before nnd caused the chairman 20
deelnrs the congress adjourned. was
again taken sp for anal action and it
wna aesidsd By large majority not 10
nduff xheA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

Inx exe<utive committee II the Ma
tscna1 Irrikatiou congress met in Den
yer C01-- - the 1is.. and arranged the
prugrnmme Of the annual rz~~siux 90
- held IN PhGzix. Ariz. D-c-mber
IA - nnd II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

Nelson MsteAlf. young uan. eru-
nirted saiciste near Adams Stat5ou-
E0osrtson e01rfE. EsuE-. the ether
Gay. by hanging 70 n peg IN ske barn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

TnR prenident. oa the s9sh. appoint
ID John Sa<ridaa. of wes. Virginia.
= wcvsrnment director Of the Union
Psei6e halfway Co. vice Fitxhugh
Lee. nsw eansal general a. Havana
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

AR Daytnn. O., on the .Ssh. Henry
Otppse. . night was-haaan. threw soune
un1sr en- . Ere be had discovered in a
8nDa house. and electricity from \
grunnod wtre pa~sed throu<h the wa
- um1nnaRf r-rn-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

fAurnuD. throuxhout the United
Seates fo< - week ended On the slS,.
- reporssd - T. g. Dun { Co. were
Isl. agzinsf 81 for the corresponding
veek of Inst y~ar- For Canada the
failures were -. against - for last
year-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

TnEw hnd been troable brewing
Tor suuna tfme between the Swiss and
lt1lian vuRkingren in the city Of
Gnr3eh~ -. on the night OF the 9TH.
Il enl1xnAted in riOs. which il was
nse<san<y % call on the military u
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

1m TREASURY d-eci. for July. ~
eAo~n By the statement issued on
The Isk~ Was. ST.. f9s. 7g0s-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

1Ex nationaI committee Of the peo-
pzes party otherwise the populiSts.
vii maks Washington the headquar
ters Of the organization
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

A DurArcn from Che-Eoss. China 90
the sD<k tn.k. said that the Iirtie Ter
maa gsnhant Hts was lost "a a typhloz
"a Jsly - - . poins ~ niles southeast
cf tAs Shang Tznx prumontorv- Only
ten uf thnss b~lonxiag - the var ship
wsr< saved Al the others. : IN zuua-
b<r. ineizzzng The oeir-rS. prrsshesa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

Cos " Z NcAzTHrl clerk e
k<pr-s<11nkzwe Herman q 0'r-xou-
Vas seaad rvfn< uzeonSeissas q tbs
sfr~~t n W.shinw-Sz. "a the evening
II the So s11 Gs~d shortly after IA
The h<&pf<al Case. sazSt-us<e Nc
Ar1har wns fran The Da1Aes. Ore.
where hs toruaersy PubZishes4 paper
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

Nh 6EADsroxx was waited zpsu as
Ha~sxden- on the 50th. BY f9a neE-
b<rs of ths Phila1ei7hia MzEzf&esar-
ers' eiuh He personally escorted the
vssitors ahOat the xrouasis and uar-
rssed - histo-y of she castle 20 them
Tia Amnx3cnns were greatly pleased
by ths wn<1th % their rss~Psioa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

In IL D<1Ehh house OF commons. on
kha a1sx. 9x Matthew White Ridley.
The knun nsrretary. announced that
Dr. Jaminnnn and the other prisoners
who uors eunvieted of taking part in
~ Ir.nsvnn1 raid, would be treated
= Eruee1nm misdemeanants daring
oknix tuxnn e imprisonment Under
1hlnxu11xr - severity Of their treat"
- = prineners viii be greatly mod
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

H-Cxrx AxroxSEx MozzLASD, OF
E1n1skuxwA~ p. who pleaded guilty &c
- ehsrro q enbezxling city funds.
was nnntanesd TO three years in the
ron1enn - en- the ssth- W. T.
&ounn. onnlg1nns city attorney. con
vsnona e n1<znw and sbetting City At
tcrnov 1<urrxnnd in enbexxling city
mnuSt. wnn oIso sentenced TO the pen
4nnnt1nxy r. two years and three
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06
Gas - CAUTIOUS


a S~er4-S. Esaus sassa< oHs - Fss-ia<~-ss
TrsE- ssx~r T-uwhtaa. TEz~-
OsrAmK Neh-- AME r-Tlers = the
<r~atess exc5teanrnt among farmers %
lex Bate county over commuuica-
t5sa rssv-. vel Taar~stav fruua .he ETrS.
uztiorzI baES 2 Alliance The letter
vvas rcceivrs5 hv PersoEs vzho we're OBJ
li.ssse,l q shs ha-s- zEf uhrs- loans
h.resra.s q sr before November. and rrais
- follow
ArErkNsE- Nes-- lay -
DEAE SsR CwszE 20 re euusfzas agirara1a
= re- zzzzr5HE raza-T = lie Tulze,t >t4t-s
ana gha slclazl-t.r - * rEzszzsiny fraaz the
GharE-a eazgeu-tel- raer~ Eas seen q 4-usE
sara Sc lser Ia llatss q tkr F@aPis shIs
rs1isrs 60 1-ass. h-zzrT < > @-sG-@e nznle rnAE
80 kzrs rrs serz- ~a-l1z1 tls rsuzaz-s.er rf -.
Nerz zxuzrz ~ -A-uEa caa1 q ezspl1guslz-
naE 1aslr Aaf s1glHE@lf s.@-v VA -
Eissrh l1ear srs1lle
We vreser rz 70 a1.h.E rt ta-re Is Ear-
s-a2fasN rat1er tl1l tslze tse chances q
iosfzS Hs4- - hzrsz Ez4 ss1a4 H.lEise al e
czr @ -a..s - star oaa - IeaG We w4z1 ralE
"a a. ear azaer sa5s "a We ave F1zz zsss-
dr. -7ls1ss prerzze o. ase-z f- rrlugslF All
90 Es-s sss ssr -Er-aer rlze- Taa-< s-ulr-
r - HsHFTuS- CaS1i@r-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06

| II Mon<re@l eCan-l exhibitiOn
.nuf<lnrs w<rs almost totally de-
1r~nr1 ~ nrs On the 18th The total
: oo11mnksd a. sl5o.ooo. with an
- - 1zco. .0oa The work cf re-
~ ~ xxruetures win be con
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06
NO. "a.
soUTHERs GLEarsiSCS


negro mu.~-ta1ef wa killed uerr
nuhlin. Ia. bT a deFEsy ~aez f. >..vrn
years a<o Forum Troup S-eie fne
male frosa a negro uci<hhor in Nons-
Soui~ry cuuntv lie fumr4 at-lv
scat 81. ami vas nos located untiI
few davS a-o. sheriff Mcssreror.
abrus~. formed a r-osss. to clnsur bin.
knowing that he saS desperate char
acs-r The sheriff c-rncrais& hins~lf
in tn, vvo.asis. ~ shils h- seat two officers
name Damn and Miller Uau1 called
the a1ln - the gate n s.zon a. b~
reached the yarl feace Dean made n
dash for hin bat TrOuP picked up an
az nunn sheu Errsi- tie bau entering
Troup's body. killing hiaa instantly
sA-s-.sa ss vi..s~< eArrs s-a-L
Ah1gt enc year axo Walter. the
eiSht-y~ar-old son of TusealoasA
county Ala farmer HaEsed PsrsoaS~
/ di~a appear~si frrtz rs ?
\ nat dili grns sez- a- -
/ vhol- ueiSht,1rhsrod Soize-f. was tusti-
{ tinted. the litsle feliov cuuid ncs be
/ found The other dav q man vas
huntiaE in th.. ssvamrs ab,szs 6ve rziles
I fr,rn the Farsous- farm whea h- Dis
covered lying IN a lonely spot the
skrlston ~ chid- " hi-h- - the tat
tered garments e3unr nh1ur ir. vas
later bs~atis--yf a. the r~u-7ins e iirtI-
Walter Par~1as. Tie ss~l~sa1 r.
e~ived Chrlstiau burial IN the rrc~~urv,
q a larS-- aSseuabsa-v z syra7asa.1iH.x
fri~nsis of the famIv-
Wsr,t-r-f Zee Hks sT.s~w-
Ta- drai body - klah Erovuu. a r,r1-
cr-yi farmer. vas fgund In a c1z path
oa The N~tti-- p1anratisu- ah.,us eiyh-
zziles from Msus<omerv. An There
we're Hve PlSrni balls N it. ant IN
hal ha 3 a-ru kic,.esi zIaz--s zuto a
t~ily by th~ hr~-s - heavy h,rsss-
The p.arsets sad hr~a c1r egs e th@
Clothes which th~ dead uau rcr,-
BrvSu vas a carlfsy zezra aud a.
1ays bad surt ,f -I-sr~r ia aas
p.s-k-t>. anri sh~ n..ssire oF BIS azury.-r
was evbisntlv robbery Ev Eams~v.
Pollard Williams anA F-snIS Har,is-
1zn- -ha live IN the ne5x h,sghossE.
were arrested charged sirz -h. mar-
der
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-08-06
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-14
CONCLUDED 1oMoRRow.D


The lad habits Of those just beginning
90 acquire control Of their wheels, says ~
cycling authority, orc absolutely endless
ono that has many forms, and oil of
them rcprchcnsiblc, Is tho habit of "askcw-
ness i" Sometimes 10 appears i'm the leg,
and the cyclist Is seen 90 throw the lions
share Of work on ono limb, especially up
hill, making an ugly ciIcCt and tending TO
swim tho whole body sideways Some
timos the trick "a that of holding the head
on ono side. ~ clicking out cue elbow
moro than anothcr or dropping ono shoul-
der. Tho cyc,.st himself very seldom
knows of bis dgiinqucncics, and 10 is usual
~ nooessary ios friend TO opoin1 them oat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-14
The GOSPEL TRUTH. !.
%, a. Strong Will 30
Able to Preach.
HIS EXPERIENCE ONE OF
UNUSUAL INTEREST.
For che good of humanity and the

For che good of humanity and tho
praise of God, Mr.. ID. A. Strong, Of
South Manchester, Conn, tells his re-
markable experience. He is native
of Connecticut, and had been preach
ing tho gospel and teaching through
out that State for thirty years, until
about six years ago, when his health
became so poor that no had to give up
both. He was advised TO try outdoor
work, and went to live on little farm
In South Manchester. He says: A
few weeks ago 1 had no faith in any
medicine or in any doctor. Mytroublo
was said to be epilepsy, but L havo
always thought that Indigestion, to-
gcther with constipation, were tho
causes of all my suffering, for in my
family there has never been a case Of
epilepsy or fits of any kind.
About five years ago, while eating
breakfast, / was suddenly taken with
faintness. Ny head fell back, and
was carried unconscious to my room
and put to bed This continued at
intervals, until I had about given up
hope. l tried everything, at least
everything that was recommended to
me, and aside from the kind dealings
of n loving Heavenly Father, received
no help. even tried electricity, but
in spite of it all / was not able to
leave the house, and it seemed as
though must give up entirely.
"One day, my wife. noticing tho
Puritana advertisement, called my
attention 80 it. AS it seemed to meet
my case, concluded to try it. / did
so, and fi.mly believe that God sent
me Puritana, for it has performed
wonders.
To-day am working in the field,
and can cat and sleep as of old. I
am convinced that in n short time I
shall be able onco more to preach
Gods word, which has been my de-
sire ever sjnce my affection.
~ wish To add that there is no
medicine in the world that would
take today outside OF Puritana."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-08-14

and it was pointed at Pinney's head.
The thief remained motionless in his
chair, staring into the black barrel of
the weapon.
The innkeeper closed the door with
his left hand. Then ne took two steps
forward The muZzle of the revolver
was almost touching pinney's forehead.
lie pointed down At the ring on the table
"Where did you get that?" he de-
manded. "Give il 10 mel"
His fingers closed over 1t.
"It is the ring of Alfonso NII.," said
Pinney, mechanically. II took it from
the statue"
The innkeeper suddenly held mp the
ring TO the light. Then, uttering nu
oath, he threw the ring upon the floor
and fled from the room.
Not even the death of his friend had
so impressed Jack Pinney as did the
fight of this man. His face proclaimed
him "a hardened villain, and he hal jus:
proven himself a desperate thief. Yet,
though the jewels in the ring were
worth n dozen fortunes. he dared not
hold IL in his hand moment.
Ellis cowardicc is my gain" was Pin.
ney's thought, as he picked up the ring
from the floor. Yet he had grown 20
fear the trinket as something accurscd,
aud he was inwardly prompted TO leave
IL where IL lay.
4 moment later he heard the sound oi
many pcrsons Ascending the sinirs.-A
voiccspoke in the Spanish language. and
Pinney did not grasp the meaning; but
the tone was official, and warned him
that the police we're upon him.
lie hastily thrust the ring into the
hiding place which he had prepared in
the heel of his shoe. No sooner had
he rcgained an upright posture than n
little squad Of uniformed men forced
their way into the room. One Of them
told him In Spanish. and then in fairly
Ineligible English. that lac was uuder