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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-07

All kinds of printing done It the RE-
PUBLICAN office at prices in keeping with
the times. Give the office u tria! and ECO
what they Can do in the printing line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-07
MONEY TO LOAN

Do you need money to meet pressing. de-
mands. Pom Loan & Storage Co., ". u.
Cor. Second and French streets, loans
money on merchandise and furniture and
all KINDS Of goods: Cyor 20 years o. this
place, JASON d. BLEEKER, Mgr.
mll.2m
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-07
NOTICES.
NOTICES.
RECEIVER Of TAXiy NOTICE.

uLOl'6LA VI IHAtS NUitV- -
Receiver of County Taxes Horace q
Rettew has completed his list of DaIin-
luen, Take, for 1887 and WILLPROCEED
BY LAW TO COLLECT THE SAME
All those who desire to save additional cx
penso should attend to tho payment of
their county taxes at once. ATTACH.
MENTS WILL BE MA DE IN MEDI ATE.
LY AND A LIST OF THE NAMES OF
PERSONS WHO FAIL TO PAY WILL
BE PU BLlSUEIE.
HORACEG REFTEW,
Receiver of Tuxes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-07

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
l. the office Of the Park Engineer, lj!l Low
ering Avenue, until Wednesday, June ~. 1898,
for tearing down and removing all the build.
ings on The west side of Market street, between
information may be obtained at the Park En-
gineers Office. nl95m-W.sl0t
rTNO THE PUBLlC-H. G.. DURHAM HAS
l. taken the management of parry's Hotel
Brandywlne Hundred, in connection with the
Western Hotel and would be pleased to see his
many friends ana the public Horses taken to
pasture. Horses at private sale at Parry's Ho.
til and at the Western, Fourth and Orange
streets. Colts broken. Parties wanting to
enter horses should apply to Edward Kraiise
Western Hotel, or II. u. Durham, Parry's Ho
tel. Public sale will take place at Parry's
Hotel, on Thursday, June 2. m1Glwk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-07

TQIIST EIINnC and thor moneys
ANOoA OlNOo always on hand
to invest in good
first mortgages. Several amounts now
waiting. All business strictly confiden-
tial. HAWKINS 81 Co., III Market st.
j6.m-W-f-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-07

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DESIRING Pure
IA drugs and CHEMICALS Or wishing their pre-
pcriphons or private receipts carefully com
sounded with pure materials, should go 70 the
drug store OF II. X. BRlN9HURSr, NJ. wv
MATke. street. Wilmington, Del. SsaN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-07
PUBLIC SALES.


DUBIiC SAIE-WILL BE SOLD AT PUB.
lie sale on the premises, on the Concord
tike,on x
T.. THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1903. -,
At2o'clock p. m, r."
The property of the late Susan Stidham, con-
4aininH about nine acres, situated on McKee'S
Hill, near Concord Station, Brandywine Hun
dred about lou yards from the city limits
the finest portions Of our city, with stone house
hnd frame barn. The situation is high and
healthful, affording b fine view Of The Della
ware river, and the city of Wilmington, maxi
Ing splendid sites for suburban residences.
ba seen to b. AdSnS
Warner and others
Terms-Ten per cent. down on day of sale;
the balance when deed Is given:
ISAAC s. TAILEY,
JOHN \. TAIIEY,
Stidham q Son, Auct. m2l-3tawkts
DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK-wILL BE SOLD
u at public sale at Red Lion Hotel Red Lion,
Chester Co.. Pa, on
| MONDAY, JUNE IS, 1903.
Att o'clock p. m.
~. Rs
70 head Of fresh COWS and s2ringers from Ian
caster and Hartford Counties. Also o lot Of feed
ers and fine Stock Bulls. The above cows
have been selected with care and are an extra
fine lot. Cows from Hartford county will be
" ROBERT MERRIcK.
J. g. Robinson, auc.
Chas. Highfeld, auc. jl-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-07
Phila 4 Chester Steamboats,
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-TEN R.IP A. s. FOR 6
+ cents at druggists. Que gives relief.
ao1.1vrd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-07

lTOR SALE-OR WILL. EXCHANGE FOR
II property, good Will and fixtures of H.
censed saloon. Lambert ). Foulk, yl9 Market
street. ah.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-07

EOR SALE -KINDLING WOOD AT THE
sash mill, Front and Thorn SITS. Simmons
n Rrn r,,1StR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-07

Y7OR SALE-ONE SPAR SPRING BUGGY
= made by Cooling Apply TO Frank Yer.
Non, this Office. tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-06-07

EOR SALE-THAT SNUG COTTAGE 1914
West Eighth street, price $500. Monthly
payments if desired for large part Of the pnr
chase money m7tf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17
NEWS FROM TIE BEAR,
rh~ Ssp~.fittsa ~-nt hy the t.sv-rnm-at
k-iI~S- tho " hssfImx fi-~s.

SEATTLE. Wash Feb. News was
reviewed here yesterday frun the exps-
d.tiou ssnt by the government, last No
vvmher. on tho revenue cutter Bear Ia
relieve IN. whaling fleet imprisoassi in
the arctic r~yioas The news was
brought by the steamship Lakm-
" shieh l.fr Dutch iiarAor. alaSisa. Feb
ruary J.
The overland exp~,sil on in charge OF
errnb>r l. for Tunnaros. a native vii
lag-e ou the north shors of tape Van
couvsr and th.. nrar returned To Dutch
lfaraor whsrp she went into win
ter quarters. The overland expedition.
consisting II Lieut. Jarvis. Lieut.. T.
T. Brrtholf. >urgeon !. Coll and r. h.
coltsehosf, guide. expected Ia
prores,l to 81 MichaeiS. which place
they would reach in about ten days
after leaving the Bear Prom ~.
Michaeis the overland expedition will
20 10 Teller station where reindeer
viii BE- procured with which to make
the trip u Point harrow Ou account
of the iee the Bear was only able u
g~t within 81 miles of >lesize island.
wh~re Il originally intended to land
the overland expedition
The Rear made the trip Ia Alaska in
ten days. including q delay Of ~ hours
about DO miles out caused by severe
storm No special incident attensied
the run % where the overland expesii-
tiou was iansird-
The Bear also brings news that the
bark Coloma. which left Tacoma De-
cember VI. with lumber for Dutch tiar-
bor lad not reached her destination.
and IL i feared that she II l,st
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17
a CUBAN EXPEDITION.


JACKSONVILLE Fla. Feb. IA
special TO the Tines-Union and citi-
zen from Tampa says
Almost under the nose of Edward
tiayIor superintendent of Pin<erton :
spanish spies. n large Cuban expedi-
tion left Tampa Saturday night and
last night saiIed from point on Pease
river
The men about - in number. walked
through the streets OF Tampa about
two O'Clock yesterday morning and
toaztiesi a special train which quickly
bore them to point near where they
were 10 embark. and there they re-
manned in hiding until last night.
WHEN a tug took them out To the
steamer which bore them away to
cuba. Cod Emilio Nun<z being In
charge Of the steamer.
1T i said ten >anzuilly = the real
commander and color II given this ru-
NOR by the fact that when the men
left here they were in charge Of Col
Leehuga. who was trst lieutenant of
the personal staff selected by san
gully when he failed To get away from
Jacksonville >ups- t'aylor. his son
and another P1nk~rtou man have been
here loolSing for >anguilly. they be-
lie-ing he was somewhere rear IL is
alleged that the cubans have sent san
gully away on this trip 10 get rid OF
him in the United states The d<tee-
si-<s are Totally ignorant Of the de-
par-ure Of this expedition
II i understood that 500 rifles. s.ooo
pounds Of dynamite, e0.ss1 rounds of
cartridges and a large lot Of supplies
made Up the cargo.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17
LOSS OF THE yEENDAM.
Sc. on Fire and Abancioned In .
Sinking Condition


Nav NoEk- Feb. t1-The Am~rieaa
line steamer ~ Louis. capt. Rzndie.
which arrived fro1a Southampton re-
p.srts th@ le=@ at sea % IN. Holland
american line steam-r ve~nsiarn. Cap..
>tsnger. from Rotterdam for New
York Th- pass~nxwrs AMI cr~w of the
Ne~ndam we're saved by the ~. rsouisA
AT quarantinr Capt >t~nrer Of the
Neeuham rePurt-d a. follows
The Nerndarss left Rotterdam F~bp-
ruary with a xeu~rsI cargo. nine cab
IN lis sterraxe passengers and - crew.
bound for New York Had strong nssrth-
we>t gales. and high west and west
northwest s-a~ February s. at ah.sut
5-is ?. m. ships tims. b.ing in latitude
ss5B nprth- longitusie r1.Di west. the
s,sames struck submrrxvsi wreck
or wreckage. whieh probably tore a
hole IN the ships bottoru and
hroke her propeller shaft We found
that cur ship was making considerable
water. We Immediately s-t all panps
10 work. but notwithstanding this. the
water gained on ~ In the meantime.
al cur huass were uaasie rrasty in order.
II nsce>>ary. ~ leave the ship AZ q ms,-
uasnt's hotiee. he,ausc she wa now
sinking rapidly By the stern Nt
I-D a IN W. observed the in.s.r-
head lights of large steamer
barring shoa, east by spafh frpua ~.
We made signals Of distresS. on " hi.h
the vessel hcr~ down on N. We then
decisiesi- for the safety of the ps,s.s.n-
gers and crew. 10 ahan.i.,n the ship.
The vessel pr'5ved To b. the :. Louis.
Of the American line. houn.i from >outi.-
ampton for New York. We hailed her
and reported that cur ship wa sink
ing and that We wished - b. tak.-l ~.
At iss3 a m we eonnl~nrwd IA transfer
our passengers and crew using thrive
boats of the - Louis and one of ours.
Our m~n were kept AZ the pumps.
NJ al Monday morning evrrybo.ly
had been transferred to the -. Louis
When the last hoat left the verHsIau
xas ish"rins very heavily and sinking
rapidly BY the stern The transfer %
the passengers and ercw to-,a. nrtwith-
standing the great difficulties anil high
ssss running. three hours and ten min
utss. and was accomplished without the
slightest arcisient
-As the wreck was q dangerous OBJ
strustiou - navigation- We ss.-,,isis,i ts
sst her on nre. which was ious. The
position Of the wreck was thsn latitusls
s.ris north IouxisGsi< I3-s7 west
On board the ~ Louis W. were
warmly receivssi- and the captain and
his otfisers did everything possible for
our eomfort- We taLe this opportunity
To express cur utmost gratitude. alssl.
IN the name of the passengers u the
Neensiam-
The Necndam was tormsriv the
White star steamer Baltic. She was
built at Belfast Ireland. by Hariana i
NolS- in ISL She was four mastesi
barA<entins rix<ed ser~w steamer She
registered s.a3- grOss aud . ~ net tons.
and Was si- feet long. 81 feet beam and
5I-s fert deep.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17
coLoeLoooeo MURDER.
Killed Hi- eea.ia for s~-urfnG . Bstt~r
Dob Than Efi~ oxn-

NEWCASTLE Pa. Feb. lt.-A cold
blooiesi murder was perpetrated >atur-
day night II EilwoosI Andrew krisen.
the murdered man. and Andrew kru-
bin the murderer. were cousins and
lived side By sisis on what il called
Chicken Coop hill For a long time the
two men have been employed in the
Peerless glass works IL i said kru-
bin WAS jeaious Of kri>~n and threat
ened tn kill him because the latter had
secured work at the Westinghouse
plant in Pittsburgh At higher wages.
Last night when krisen returned
homo he found krubin there drinking
beer- After q few words krubin drew
a revolver. plaeed il in kris~n's face
and tired- The bullet entered below
the eye and came out at the back of
the head killing the victim instantly.
krubtn went to his home next door
and kept the police aud citizens az bay
for some time with his revolver lie
finally made ais escape through a back
door, and has not yet been cap.aresL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17

LrrrIN RnsN. Ark. Feb is-Th<
answer o, the ~crretarv and the n.tir.
cation couimist-e II the special soun-
al. dicee~-, % Arkansas. u the pruts>t
against thu conservation % srrhdeaessu
William atoutxpensry Rruvn. - Ohio.
a. bishop coasiiusor of the dioc~-e ot
Arkansas. has hrcn made pubiic. IL
Ssyss In answering the pr'sseS, -
Nr. NaiPpie and Others W. do mt
dseEn u n~ces~sry to r~ply in detail
u - statemrnt~ Tho-r who-s duty
= h.',,'usr> to pas upon Il will readiiv
~" frpa the d.-rum-nt itself the
spirit that dictates ID. ItS character i
-ssrh that M charrhman. in cur opin-
iou- viii for ussment give IL such
consideration a. would east up-pu the
dias~~e % Arkansas the stigma therein
attempted II = plain 10 h, ~~~n that
the paprr emans,ss entirely frun a few
Individuals acting in an individual ea-
pactty. No churrhman. artuatssl hy
the proper spiri, aud who has the srco.i
II the church AZ heart. esuId ~ ~
rnalis-t"asiy inclined a. to u~e IN. Ian
guar~ th~rrin csutaine.i toward the
hishcp % Arkansas AMI his fellow
Christians. clergy and iaity. % the dis-
csss.-
The answer asserts that Tn, elec-
tipn was in a regular AMI eanonieal
manner and m~ets the statements IN
the protest in the order in which they
ccrur. The charges against Dean
Hobbs. of Trinity cathedral. the an
ss~r averS. were srtuate.i hy a mani
Tested p-r~.saal and. We think. un
eallsd-for malicious fs~iing against the
dean of the cathedral
In refsr~nre ~ the bishop's annual
asidr,ss in i-g- in which be advocated
the eiectios % a man - wealth a.
bishop cssadiutor. I; u stated that the
bishop entertained th., sentiment h.,-
fore MF. Browns name was ever m.u-
tionsd a. candidate. The eharge- ~
fraud and bribery are drnisd. and the
afisiavits are produced - suh-tantias~
the denial
The protest eoaeluie- with n STATE
nsnt % local epadi;ionS. the narra-
ti'su ot which stirs in NJ the deepest
regret- In this Il i alleged that ,sox.
DANIEL ". Jones and Hon. wm. q
WhipPle. ehane~ilor - the diarv~s
hnastsd b~frrr and after the ei~vtion
that II Rev. DR. ssass. - Christ church
u this city. ~~rv dsfrate,i. that thsrr
would b. ns bishop---nassiut.,r IN the
'iis--rse ~ Arkansas, and that the CIV
~rnSr suggested that in caSs of Dr
sass defeat that the e,,ansil eoald h.
broken up.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17

The stax=coach rolled along its way.
Oa ttrstess axle hung.
Thx spsetiiss- travel Of the 1zT
When Washin gton was young
A wick in taiis~ wax impaired
It's feeble iuster 1urg
Ts Light the darkness Of the world
When Washington was young.
But thirteen states and thirtssn stars
Historic poets sung
VINO scanned the parrsotic bars
When Washington was young
That soifszne tag to-day Is frauxhf
eOTsr sevsnty millions swung
wfth principles Of honor taught
When Washington Vas ysgns
Grand history lessons are enrolled
Its stars and stripes amonx-
Hurrah. then- for the days Of cid.
When W2.htnxror Vas young.
Mrs ~ Z Rayn<. IN Chicago Ttmes-Her
AID
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17
ooINoS or WOMEN.

Mrs. Gladstone has just celebrated
her eighty-sixth birthday.
DIR. Martha sheldon has undertaken
TIE work ef making written Ian qua gr
for the Bhotiyas. and has already trans
lsted portions of the Gospel and many
hymns into IL
Miss Phebe c. Edgar. Of Railway. y.
j. has been teasheF for Go years in the
Sunday school Of the Seeond Presby-
tsrian ehareh Of that pl7ee- The ofi-
GERS and teachers rsesntly eoumema-
rated the event.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17

FoKr woKrH. Tex. Feb 1.-THE
worst fire in the history Of Fort
Worth was on. that began yesterday
morning about three o'clock. COM
pletely destroying the seven-story Hur-
ley Office building. costing over sIs5.-
oo9. with the contents of t50 offices.
and the Thomas Jennings block. oe-
eupied by Dreyfus Il Co. as dry
goods store. The fire began in Drey-
fus' store. The Insurance aggregates
$685. and the loss 10 property is far
over 500. COO The origin of the fire Is
q MYSTERY
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17
TWO PROMINENT MEN.

Gel NB<vss Her.anS~z Dying IN military
Prtss.-C Css.. fssrsss Dying In Mexico
Crrr OF NKxIco. Feb lf--Col- Sieves
Hernandez who was suspected of com
plieity in the Garzz conspiracy, and
was tried by court-martiaI and SEN
te1eed 20 death. is now dying at the
Santiago military prison-
Domlnguex Cowzn- member of the
Cuban revolutionary junta of New
York and head of the Cuban commit
tee here is dying He has been very
useful to the Cuban cause and viii be
. los 70 the patriots
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17
4 CHAPTER OF BLOOD.

several Mnrxsxs In the saas Ls<zIify In
O1~ Day
TKRRx HAUTk- Feb. I4-During a
quarrel in . saloon at Grant. a coal
mining town north OF this city. John
Darlington shot and killed Wesley
Niece Saturday night He also shot
Bayless Niece who will die. The mur-
derer escaped
At Lyford- another mining town. the
postmaster. John Gilfoy. shot Joe Hon-
nar- who will die.
John Besete. an italian. was struck
n the neck with miners pick and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17

DETRpTr, Mich. Feb IA special
from Menominee. Mich. says in a col
lision by two log trains on the Chicago.
Milwaukee & St Paul last night at
Carney spur Conductor Anderson. of
this city, and brakeman Toole. of Green
Bay. Wis. were instantly killed and
the engine and nine ears were
wrrfked
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17

At Hillsboro. Ill. Mrs. Clara Ham
ilton brought a suit for $1,000 for
breach Of promise against Henry
Thacber- Both are sehool-teaeherS.
Thaeker claims that few nights prior
10 the day set for the wedding he was
assaulted and made unconscious. and
upon his recovery had No recollection
of any engagement with Miss HAM
ilton-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17
THIRTY TfiIRp DAY.
@4uaF~

Mr NctAurin esiici lr fhe Hi'tlan % rseua-
fislrf sfmatH Nil "a O. rFarl tAHFa tralu Cfrttin
tsrs. ansi uasra 10 ia1te TIE sAnie. ssisa nats-
tiru uls inst
Nr HssNvr nuvvi 'h- rresssas ssrsslsa. ABi
me srnttr fsr tn'-t - tslte ill H sea q sr.iis-
sai~r - rutr et ~ % q ar Mgr nrsr-,l -
tNhir t1r rlt sutfrcf - rll4. Nlt gave -
NJ Wsif.. Nho aisye.i 70 in.teauiteiy paffroae.
Inc s@nafe suafsre~. "a hnHsr htft 4 tne pris-
Ser ftN uii reuurfHt tGr r-su.t af tnrtr cun-
iss-ure. an. tir -anls - a. i'isFftei-is % D
rne sF~siai slsuauitfse aruainfsl - iuv-stt-
gafe taa stat orisafs rereFteii
u unisrsiEal1i suia-auutiuitfer appointed
e. inrs-S sats tus s'iIrF "a rla STAT treasurer
- i-asr ia rsp,rf that tarv aat- - Ia = thss
andifrii lie ~ taei5 diset~tl na1HI aliae "a
4aiilusf tlr fsfss &1i srrnanfs ef saaf On. =.
lual pFap.rlF srnf a1tf -1tsirfsff b Ia1f ttlr-
rrs -aHi rsHrss saas s4at tlsr. ess ia the
~tste ffFaftrv AZ far si.sse 81 HuslnFss au The
- t.s o. feoraasi i-s- 'hr casa sam q
faf fne ~~nsf~
-ItNFs Mons.
-tuf tlo Hnu.e
-snafe ntli ~ ue fe russtss sirrieai assist
4aHH @ flf aftnrHrr zeurral uss passed
y as srnaie fisp'.'.Hi II uuufdes ot hnusn
passs-i tatheriziaE tn ranrsai eaiaanisslan
iu surrrftsr rar service atFaeltIlnus tili 20
sarprFss salta-cAepin-- anii nlakiuG same =
fsiHas zirinE Ftses fl-nf % a iuiFrisuumenE
rsaallf ef aat Ia eaurr iae1i Wrapsn eases
rszHlrtioa sas ssioftrt rNensfstiux ~.
frean H.rsunai aii=suuitaef ant frciarng his r.
a-rtiia sts aat "a an gfuauls % ulifceusiurt-
Hsass.
~ NJ. Fzafr-ss Erigiutlau authorizing
sg~4Ssr nusi tl~rk af ths 2suss 20 issue pas Ger
,l3fArss f1 silfa aaefn s h1vH lleu uaaavoul-
4liF ahsruf ga tr'aisnf Hi sifkn@ss. Adopted
VI tnuFgUrH- FhnlrHriHu af eurfefeuFe fttu-
altffR~ on f1r rttaargF s4N ElI sHunttfeti TIE
eisuicrsucr refvgt. ualrH naF sitnrtafl
VI Huusfan rlilrsi aH h.iIiss h.Il 81 with sen
ase tlneulHatnf lhit Is the zeuefai reyenus
tui ulskiug taH tesF tus 1~rf tua wears rnr
tlnnutia.nt requires prrsl.fenff taf vtsaiera nf
ealks To xisn 70 tesessfrs tt4feunfnt q al
lss-ts ~ tsass. exclusive at r-al estate. Hsusa
rrfueHf o. raus-rlr
Senate psit p. ultslag tgrrnprtttiau O. rHF
pr 1arfii ans mtf1Ee uf ffusaNrs 90 state lnsft-
tutlssns. sas takra % aasi Fsssfrf
senate tt.f - eat fAsHH 90 requiring rlrrks e
rrit cuurls o. Se~r 2 u raelr l'ice last %
ST rTrssus rff1f irfrf re rflfiHl HnflsHsif -
sHefusn 81 ID tns rssssiia.ifa-u al-i rssssst
uaii=e ntiE aas. alaH saHatH llHa lffrilaHfs vas
ffsru 20. ffHFislsr &c Hr11erraifu al aFsrer
reefs "A fle clasf alat Hfsa.1s..au &c lTa.i-luE
ser assser-. ~rnafs aaa-n,if.i as.uAafv a. -
rrl't minimum i tHii man HlHlst sss f.tdris "a
suprreHsfsrs mas assrasH aItlil..il.i FaaairF.
h.l'teH eaucsrrrt
Toe auusa iuiiefnliTiF FHsfsssnrl sne fiauarui-
aHrf Narriua1inH Bob rIa lia Hf aul nHrI7
nslariis 10 supervisor o. 5,rsfr.lF Infected slofh-
Ing tiil tls al ter t1s safe uf tia geulfa afl4ry
PROPERTY ar llr.si
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17

An ingenious halter Of Paris con-
srruesed house of felt made cot Of
$4,000 old hats This house consisted Of
rarsrr. dining-roon and bedroom. also
i kischer- IL was erec-ed upon plat
form upon the plain Of 81 Deriz. and
ccult be transported from place u
p;Aes.-CIaeinnati Enquirer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17

wAsHISsToS. Feb i2->enator Hans
brough. At the instance Of the seere-
tary of the interior, yesterday intro
dueed bill for the enlargement Of
Yell0wstoue national park. SO as 10 in
crease the area from ASIA square miles
To Z, sd square miles
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17

Amaa weighs less vi hen the baromete-
Il high, notwithstanding the fact that
the atmospheric pressure on him Is
more than when the barometer IS low
As the pressure Of air on an ordinary
sired man Is about Is tons, the rise OF
the mercury from - to ii inches adds
about one ton to IN. load ne has to
.srry.-wascington Star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17

moved Insurance Commissioner kipp
from Office and will prosecute him on
charges of levying blaekmau or IN
surzuse companies
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17
THE FIRST OF IT'S KIND


Dxrnorr. Mich Feb. iA-The First
Christian Science church in Detroit,
was dedicated yesterday The build
ing which had been purchased re-
paired and retecorzted without leav-
ing any debt remaining. was formerly
the Emmanuel Episcopal church, and
the treasury OF the new organization
still contains $1,000 Many Christian
Scientists from various cities were
present The new church has . mem
bership of nearly 400
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17
OPERA HOUSE BURNED.


AoLISK. H.. Feb. 1.-THE Audito-
rum opera house. with contents. was
destroyed BY ire last evening Ad-
joining store buildings also suffered
FROM Ere and water. The total loss Il
estimated ut s-0.0a The flames cut
OF exress from the Auditorium and
there were several thrilling reseues b.
ropes and ladders The loss Is covered
by insurance.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17
AN uNTIMELv FATE


HAVANA Feb. ia-Ensign Joseph c.
Breckinridge- son Of rnsp-ctor-siensral
Breckinridge. z. ;. A.. and executive
ofieer Of the torpedo boat Gushing. was
washed overheard during stormy pas
sage Of the Cushing from hey West u
Havana He was rescued but died be-
fore he could receive proper medical at
tendance Cook Daniel Atkins proved
himself hero in plunginz overheard
in heavy sea- 10 the aid Of the young
odfeex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-02-17

or ONCE the IA
tker Of His Coun-
try was to BE-
property honored
in Wathena- The
settlers had de-
eided thatitought
to be done. and
the method OF it,