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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
THE OLIVE BRANCH,
With Buds Of Promise to the Amer
lean People.


NAsuINeroN. Feb. s-The Spanish
legation has received with the fsd
abstract % the new reforms for the
island Of cuba and Porto Rico. the
preamble Of SeBor Canovas. an
nounsing the terms % tie new decree.
This preamble expresses the kindiiest
feelings towards the Cuban people aud
declares that their mother. Spain. 10
drsPoSed. as she always has been. To
open her arms To them aud 10 extend
amnesty for past offenses and declares
that the application Of the reforms
ouly depends with the insurgents.
Minister DaPuy lie LONE. discussed
the scope OF the reforms with a repre-
sentative Of the United Associated
Presses and said. among other things:
The electoral reforms we're not re-
ferred 10 at length in the decree ofthe
ministry. for the reasons stated in the
preamble OF Senor Canovas. that they
will require the action Of the eorses.
| am informed. however. that the gov
ernme1t contempiates extending
greatly the bass 0s the suffrage, but
they desire 10 do IL In saeh a way as To
prevent undue influence being ac-
quired BY the illiterate portion of the
population Any EDUCATIONAL qualif-
cation which may be suggested by the
Cubans aud which seems reasoua BILE
by the eortes, will undou btedly he
adopted
lit il the purpose of the govern
ment," said Senior Dupuy de Lome.
TO show the greatest generosity to-
wards the insurgents IL they viii lay
down their arms. The reforms can
not well be put in full effect until the
sovereignty of Spain Is aciSnowledse sed
in all parts uf the island The gov
ernment will not relax its military
activity in any degree n the insur-
gents show a disposition To continue
the contest and fail TO appreciate the
great concessions made by the home
government"
The tariff features of the new de-
cree. Senior de LONE said. mean n
great deal for the United States As
well as for Cuba The tirst column Of
the new tariff schedules, providing for
revenue. will contain the greatest
number of items. leaving the list on
which discrimination. are made in
favor of spain not exceeding %
per cent of the value of the
imports, a comparatively short one
| The duties levied will h. equal
/ against all countries except Spain
and American manufacturers aud ex-
/ Porters, in view Of their familiarity
with the Cuban trade and their near
ness To the island. are likely 10 aPpre-
ciate the importance of these eouees-
sioos. The situation viii DC much
more favorable To American trade than
under the reciprocity treaty OF is5e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
Spanish ps-..tt.ssetisa w,sh Concession.
TO GabL

Madrid. Feb. ; There is much dis
satisfaction Expressed here over what
ara believed 70 be the excessive con-
cesSions made to the Cubans IN the
scheme Of reforms. aud II II thought
that cabinet changes are likely 10 re-
suit IL Is reported that Marquis Pldai
or ten Martinez Campos will shortly
replace >enor del Castillo. the prime
minister The latter. should he resign.
would place himself at the disposal of
the crown, which would possibly adj
wise him 70 support Marquis FilaL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
THRouoH A TResTlE-
Two Car. utth tsart~-a F~.seaE-r. Pre-
riPttstef late . Raging Creek Died OF
His ia Iuries-

CVMBxELANp. Md, Feb. s-An ex
eursiou train on the Cumberland &
Pennsylvania railway. a branch of the
baltimore & Ohio. went through =
trestle at Franklin Mine At midnight
Saturday night The track walker
passed over the trestle a short time
before and il was all right. The train
was running al fall speeI The engine
crossed over in safety bat the eotnbi-
nation coach and rear car fell through
the trestle into a raging creek There
were "a passengers on board
The ear filed with water. and the
battling % the passengers for an exit
was terrible. A. far as known all the
passengers escaped. John Howard.
the fireman of the train, jumped fron
the engine as i was tOppling over.
and received serious INJURIES. Engi-
neer Moss was 80 badly injured that
he died yesterday. The accident was
caused By the center props of tho
tre>tle being knocked down and car
ried away % an ice gorge
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
STANFORD REAL ESTATE
Mrs. stanford VIII Throw Hast a NiIIIsa'
Worth the N<Ek@r.

tAf. NNAANofG VIII ltaAF q AAAAtRs-f
Worth On the N<Ek~r.
>AS FRANCIsco. Feb. AIRS Stand
ford, widow ot the late ex-senator
stanford. has completed arrangements
for the sale % over a half million dol
lars worth % land The property
consists ~ FIVE ranches in different
parts Of California Altogether
there are 500 acre. Of land.
much Of IL very fertile Tn.
intention = u sell each ranch as
whole. IL possible. This property Is
part Of the so-cslIei Leland STANFORD
estate which j, separate from the en.
dowmeut of stanford university Val
liable snd extensive. VIVA. Rid
ley. Palo Alto and other rancho.
together forming total OF -.
80 acres. have nothing 70 Dc
with this sale. They can not be sold
They are forever the property % the
university, having been given 20 II BY
senator stanford during his life time
The appraised value ot the fns
ranches : slightly in excess of 500
90 The agents hope 70 sell for more
than that.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
JUMPED FROM The RAILS
over . Iw~lssFoot Emb4akment-A
Ftremaa Killed

WuLIANsPoKT, Pa. Feb. IA pas
senger train Oa the Fan0rook rail-
road jumped from the rails yesterday
afternoon near Cedar Run station,
about htty miles northwest of WI
Transport Three ears rolled over Il
ie-foos embankment into the bed of
Pine creek Andrew Hnsted. the FIRE
man. jumped from the engine aud was
killed No other person was seriously
injured There were only Eve pas
seagsss O. ths trslz as the tine
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

Jim Franks, the l+-ysar-old son OF
VIII Franks. who lives three miles
south OF Wesson, was found dead in the
road half 4 mile from town one evening
last week lie vas with his wagon and
TAO negro boys only a feN minutes be-
fore be was found dead, and the suppo-
sition is that the negroes murdered
him, a. bis team was standing and be
several Isieps ahead. with no other injury
than q broken neck
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

The southern end OF the state capitol
was flooded sith water recently. The
accumulation Of the sleet on the roof 5
What caused IL When the slee, com
meneed 20 melt the water found its way
into the senate chamber. thence below
into the governors and secretary Of
States Offices The governors Office
suffered the most. next % the senate
chamber. The water caused large sec
tioas Of the Plastering 10 fall OF. TEN
porary repairs have been made on that
end OF the building
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

Gen stephen d. Lee. president OF the
A. & NJ College. Sas in Jackson few
lays ago locating the lands donated 70
the college BY the Unitsd States gov
eruuent Gen Lee Vas asked what
disposition he supposed the college
would make OF the lands Tie said he
did not know. as that was a matter
purely under the control of the trustees.
and would have 70 be determined in the
sataFe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
An Important CSafereaee OF Railroad
boudhoiders

NEw YoRK. Feb d-The Union Pa
ci6e reorganization committee aud the
Kansas Pacific consolidated bondhold-
ers' committee held q conference yes
terday-nembsrs Of the former COM
mittee explaining the reason for the
necessity FOR re-easting the allotment
10 the Kansas Pacific eoasoiidatsd
bonds. II is announced that the al
lotmeat IS to be 80 per cent. IN 4-per-
cent. mortgage bonds, and 40 per
cent in preferred stock. Instead q "a
PcE eenL IN bonds. ant - per cent. IL
pssiefEea stock ~ asFsisiegs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
ALL QUIET AT CAnEA.
Firss Reports of the D5starbsae. Greatly
Exaggerated.

LONDON, Feb. "A dispatch from
Canea. Crete, the scene of the disturb
anee between the Christians and Mus
sulmans, shows that the city is quiet.
though the situation is still serious.
The latest reports say tina, there has
been no massacre of Christians. and
that the lighting was less frightful
than was supposed
The British consul at Canea reports
that 20 Christians were killed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

A most horrible accident occurred at
BOgae Chjtto last Neek- The boilers Of
the large sawmilIs OF r. Z Brister 4
90. exploded Nith terrific force. from
the effects Of which the manxled re-
mains ot John Branaing, : Scott,
white, and Nerriek Buchanan, colorei.
lie awaiting burial, and Thomas Nc
Gehse. Jim McClserty and Commodore
smith. white. and Peter Goodwin and
Susie Buchanan. colorsd. are terribly
scaldet- Fragments OF the debris we're
scattered for bali mile around.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT.
Iadict menrs Foana Against EK-Clty On
etzIs and . Governments Onaeer.

4ruts a&ainat VIM
si2ls and Governments Oneer.
NEW YORK. Feb. Assistant =. Dis
triet Attorney II. 5. Davis, of Brook
lyn, yesterday gave out the rather
startling information in relation To the
f-ebug prosecutions that the Febru-
AIRY grand jury had found four izdiet-
ments against former city officials
he said that arrests might be ex-
peeted At any time 1t Is rumored
that one Of the men is a prominent
Official Of the United States govern
ment in Brooklyn. anu one Of the 9TH
ers IS holding a prominent city Office
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

he king of Portugal accepted the
-uatious of his cabinet, on the
and summoned the progressist
ldsr, Senior de Castro, TO form a
Fv ministry. in which Senior Barros
|mez, a member of the council of
tie, should be appointed minister of
Reign affairs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
Approved the AssIsa ss the Cireait Csars
In Refusing Halt

day the supreme court confirmed the
action Of the Washington county cir
euit court in refusing bail for Detee-
tives Brown aud Sexton. Of Louisville.
ky.. Iho shot aud killed J. NJ Rip
pey. near S1lemq a few weeks ago.
The detectives we're convicted OF mur-
der in she frs, degree and appealed
the case They came to Salem FOR an
escaped convict from Louisville. and
mistoo's R'PPsy FOR their man and shot
him dead They narrowly escaped
lynching .t the time.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

whils number % Cinnamon s-rs
celebrating their New Near in t'resn-
Shall Nsrger Ealkea in The china
men sooa pat eat she lights and began
to shoot Policeman Yerger vas shot
in the side and hip. both being flesh
wounds The policeman returned the
fire. and one Chinaman vas seriously
sounded. the ball pierriag the arm aud
entering the body Ten Cinnamon
we're arrested and jailed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

IHE United States supreme court.
the lst, sustained the Indiana law
! AZ telegraph companies. which
S brought up for review by appeal
'm the judgment of the Indiana
lie supreme court From this de-
ion Justices Harlan and White dis
,saT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

IN supreme court of Wisconsin. on
} -. handed down a decision whiea
E.ares uncvnstitutioual the law uE-
! which many county courts have
omitted 10 Kssiey Institutes
toughOut the state INDECENT inebri-
, Tor treatment at the expense Of
county from which they were
Dmitted-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
AN AWFUL TRAGEDY.

A Mother Throws Her Three Chtldren
saa Herself Iats YetIovstos- River.
BE TIMBEB. Mont. Feb. THE
wife of John Cort last evening threw
her three children into the Yellow
stone river. and then jumped in after
them All were drowned. The cause
of the tragedy IS said To have been do
nestle uBhappines&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

Coopsr's Wells. which are nov owned
By ;. and H. Spensler. Is 70 be ineor-
pOrats1. and It Is the intention here
after 20 run the same With a joint stock
company. II will be cap tAIized a, 500
on The present propristOrs agree 70
take sSl5, 0,0 worth Of the stock. and il Is
understood that the balance can be
easily disposed o. The wells will be
operated both sunni and winter after
the new company taxes charge
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
The meANssT MAN


Driven Dat By His f<Iisw werkmra
CoLUABUs. u. Feb. 6.-Wheu Charles
Koch. an ernploye of IIayden's chain
factory. arrived at his forge yesterday
morning be found il in charge IF n
committee cf his fellow workmen- He
was uotihed that he would have TO
leave the shop. IL had been diseov-
ered that. though he had regular EN-
pl~yment at good wages. he had i'm
posed on the public relief AssOciAtion
for the poor unemployed aud tliSea
large amount of groceries 10 has hozas.
Koch refused to 20 and was driven OF
with eggs and cries OF 'tset a rope
ringing in his ears. kOch owns his
own home
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

The railroad commission has beou
figuring with the Illinois Central Rail-
road on a new freight schedule for sew
eral weeks An understanding has
been reached and ! new schedule put
into effect 1. Is considerable resiue-
tion on former rates. especially Of local
freight
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

AZ American Missionary assceia-
pa nas issued an appeal To Congre-
ltlo1al churches, especially through
y New England, To observe Febru-
p "a, the second sabbath of the pres
y mouth. rs memorial sunday Of
be Tines of Abraham Lincoln, who
As bern February II. Isoa The ap-
fal connects Lineoln's life with the
ork Of the association.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

J sEPoKT eabled from London that
lbassador Bayard would present his
ters of recall on February 20 is
by an error. as the state depart
|nt has sent no letter of recall To
Bayard, and will not do 50 during
5 administration, consequently he
! nave none to present.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

lHE subcommittee of the appro-
lauons committee having charge Of
E Aundry civil appropriations bill.
the 81, heard members OF the
use from Louisiana, Nebraska and
Atoreia IN support Of the PROPOSE
~ 70 pay the balance on sugar
1nty due domestic raisers under the
: Of lsso, amounting TO about ST.
p,0u0
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

= DISPATCH from Athens. On the 5th.
!. Desperate fighting has occurred
fweea the Christians and Moham-
1dans in the island of Crete. The
tssulnans have set fre to the city of
pea, and the place is now burning.
le city is in a state OF anarchy. and
h Tristan IS safe nowhere Fully
} persons have been killed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

A small girl. Mary Morgan. colored.
was burned 10 death At vosburg last
week. In company with another child,
she was in the neld parching aud eating
>orn. when her clothing ignited FROM
the fire. which resulted as above.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

IHE United States cruiser brooklyn.
! latest pride % the navy. calculated
withstand the fereest onslaught of
y and she'll, lies almost helpless be-
rse Of having struck Il narrow ledge
suukeu rock in the Delaware river,
|pve Marcus Hook. Pa The vessel
badly damaged
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

DISPATCH from Havana says it is
tied there that ten Weyler viii re-
rn 10 Havana in view Of the great
tvity of the Insurgents in that
Byince aud the plans attributed 20
.. Ruis Rivera for dealing 4 hard
Us TO Spain at the very doors OF the
,ffaT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

United STATES CoSsUL-GESERAL
lARLEs DEkAY, at Berlin, the we'll
Iowa journalist. anticipating. evil
ntly, the speedy Examinations Of his
aeial duty NJ his present post. ad-
essed to the state department a
nstIe criticism upon German CON-
trclal methods. which the depart
tnt made public on the 5th-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

hEy. J. A. Brooks. a well-known di-
r. Of the Christian church aud pro-
|niuonist candidate for the viee-pres-
Fney IN lsss. died in Memphis. Tenn.
the 9Th, Of heart failure. suPerin-
Feed oy paralysis In 1898 Mr.. Brooks
Es called to The London (EngIandl
frastIaR tabernacle. he retarned
pan London recently, having resign
MS charge there on account of i'll
kalth-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

AMLTOS + CoLNAS. ! clerk in
general land otti.e At Washington,
arrested by post office inspectors,
the 81, on 4 charge of having
fee large quantities of period cal
)mps, =, qO0 worth of which were
kn4 upon his person He was held
E 10 bail for examination
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

! SITKD STATES MINISTER JoHS BAR-
IT. Al Bangkok, siam. has been in
raeeed By Secretary Olney to press
Z reference to a mixed tribunal.
ltnout further delay. the assault on
iee-eonsul-GeneraI KelIett. growing
y OF dispute between Mr.. kellett
~ the Siam~se government over
NJ graaE The demand will De re-
'ioreed by the presence Of the gun
BAT Maehias.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

huE rescue Of the German minister
; am from mob in BangkolS was
b. Effected after an American en-
teer named Bennett had placed HIM
i at the head of the mounted poliee
u rallied them To u successful at
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

kANEs :. ECKErs. comptroller of the
|rreucv. has decided to retain his
re until the expiration, in April,
b. Of the term Of i've years for
ieh he was appointed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

b the 9Th Bank Examiner George
stone. Al Mount Pleasant. Ia. vas
Igred 20 take charge Of the First ma
IuaI bank Of GriswoId. IA. which
n -fo.esf il doors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

Rewards amounting to =. 300 have
been offered for tie arrest Of tie mur-
ierer Ot John Roberts a. Artesia on
December 20 last
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

h. 2siai returns Of the Bombay
b. authorities show that uP 10
y s.h tlere had been s.G9s cases %
\ B,aguc aad ash deaths from the
k,r.s La that city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

sr souiuation of W c. Mcrr~erv
| = -,- ecter of Internal revenue for
!, district of Missouri was con-
,-8 hv the senate On the st.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

rux decree authorizing the Pre-.
- reforns in The island of Cuba
! s-uel bY the queen regent Of
a. ca the tth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
ANOTHER AMERICAN GIRL


Goes Hence to Grace a Foreigu Hnme.
CHICAGO, Feb. Miss Mario= 2-rL.
eldest daughter Of Mrs Harold s
Peck. was married at high noon yes
day in St James Episcopal church to
VIM Hickman Earquhar. OF London.
sou of Admiral S.r Arthur Fzrquhar,
of her maiesty's navy. The bride has
been one of the most popular girls in
Chielgo's exclusive set aud has been
much admired in this country and
abroad Walter l. Peck. the brides
uncle. led her 10 the altar. and Maurice
harbori was the groom's best man
Ho1d Meeting 10 Protest. Against tsss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

He Anglo-Venezuelan arbitration
[eaiy was signed by Sir Julian
aeneefote. the British ambassador,
ha Senior Jose Andrade. the venezue-
y minister. in the oftiee of Secretary
|sney at the state department, on the
T. slgualizing the smieable settle
Ien. Of eontroversy that has lasted
|seriy a century. as well as the re-
nption of diplomatic negotiations
'"een the two countries, which had
zen suspended for ten years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
PATRIOTISM. NOT POLITICS.

s~a&ter Elect wiIiI-m H. ms.Sa. of ttlf-
ael.. ssv. ue'. sick ard Tired es W omen
.R.t chsidr-s u~lax nard.r~a at oar
Dsorstsp-. o. my Are IN Cabs. saa
raralug Oar tts.Ss Thew
CHICAGO. Feb. = Senator-elect wm
e Mason was gwen a reception Satur-
day night By the MenociSen club. -
which he i a member. In the course
OF speech be saids
I've disagreed with people some
times. bat what Tn going - Sav now
II . question - patriotism. not poll
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
Re.iEaatisa Of the Portuguese Miat.try
Accepted By the ktnE-

LIsBoS. Feb- s. - Premier Hiutzs
Boibera delivered 70 the king the
resiguatiOns Of the entire ministry, in
forming his majesty that the c4bine,
had found themselves unable to grapple
with the present economic aud fnAn.
eisl situation. and had. therefore.
resolved To retire from office The
king accepted the resjgnations. aud
summoned the prOgressist leader, Sea
hor de Castro. TO form a new cabinet
SenhOr BArrOs DomeL member
OF the eouneii OF state. will be ap-
pointed minister Of foreign affairs
saieldsd on the Grave of Hts nesrathed
ESsLrsH. Ind. FEB. S-Just after
noon to-day Alexis GRsvau. a young
msu of Bremen, Germany. committed
suicide upon the grave OF Miss Corirns
Peters. at White Sulphur. near here.
GAsvaB arrived Thursday. expecting
TO marry Miss Peters. aud was tolc
that she mad died Of consumption
three weexs ago he seemed striekeu
with grief. and wandered gloomily
about. finally going TO the cemetery
( The weapon vas found by his side zs
he as iu.i iength upon the grave. his
7 brains ooxiGg cut His ffs-ads n Ger
z@ay Sers EsiiaeS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
Meetia< 10 Protest AE&Ia.t Gov. Ptn-
Ere-'. Iss Cent RAM~at Farr AN.

NeHN HAHWAt AFe But
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb. s-Ths
railway employees Of the Chicago Il
West Michigan system yesterday held
a mass ueeting 10 protest agains, Gov
Fingres's two-eeat railway fare bill.
There were delegates present from
every town along the line OF the road.
over 40 being in attendance. A reso-
iGtioa was adopted declaring that the
proposed law would cause the roads OF
the state To cut down the number Of
employees to eartau exposes. thereby
.orclag inea iato ialen=ss and causing
hardship 70 their families
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11

a-AS AARsAEET HosNER. the story
1''er and correspondent. died. on the
a. The home Of her daughter, Mrs
|e-sn HozEer MseDonals. in Philadel
p. She wss barn in that city IT,
eeeF !. lss0. and was the dsughssi
Ihenas Kerr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1897-02-11
DRIVEN MIRO Posr.

The B.tti~.htp Iafisa~ Ax.in Esuad
WsstirG and Ber s~awsrthla-.. Doabt-d
She Svaid >os ke~pth Pace ses hy the
New Nsrk. aud n-fura~d ts Hsnyssa
Read. fsr farth-r in.P~cttsa-