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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Events.
F,FTv-FiFTn CONGRESS.

II The senate. on The io,h. blii vas reported
favcrahly from the Inilan cnmmlttee pr~vrn,-
Ing raiiroaf eompanic. from eharxinx uare
Team three cents . mile for p&s~enrrrs thrusaxh
the milan territory withsaf traassctinx any
other ba>lness % inporsance. the senate went
into executive sesSioa All eonnr-n-d = narn hrr
81 Foundations after .nieA the Hzxzllan
treaty was taken up for epzstterzt ioa ..-.. In
'ne house the debate On tar civil srrvicc iaw
sas eontinuet the great prepoasirr4ace q the
speeches male being in Opposition
IN the Senaie. on the tith an adverse rrpoxt
hy the p~nsion committee on . nlIl 10 p-n<sou
fEo daughters n Gen Meale s4s briery d.
eussssi Senator Fairbanks aisirrsSssi the -ea-
ate In favor 81 the bii PRIV iinx an esiacarioral
ies; for immigrants sees. 81 tn the hog-r = moticn
that ali d bate the ei.i, -erviee i&x - closi
- p N was carrlrd and the r-mainsier Of the
srs>Aon waS sccoriingiy. dsvossSi 10 the di-el~-
sioa-
II the ~enate. On The ferh- . ress,atIon wAs
p@ssed zsSinx tn sccresarr o. the nAxr 20 f,4r-
nish lit q o-1ecr> % tAc Eavy IN each corp.
to<wther siih tAese who ara a. "a. "a shore
duty. ant On sAifiae orier< Thr senate then
went Into executive ssssion oa tAe HawaiIAn
trea.y Ia the ho1s- provtsic. o. the
ursent Deficiency nill ~ co1pcl eoAi prusinc-
er> q pay transportation charges - the gov
erument mints waS agreed In A czu<.ir d.
bate between Mr.. DeArno1a az1 Mr.. canaoa
TOOK place in cunnectioo vita the apprUpri2-
tics for The Dznviile (Ili soldiers hou--
IN the scnaie. GA the issh- The p-nSi0a app-o-
priatioa bin rxs reported and piAcci On th-
eairnslAr Tne immi<rafioa bill sz> takea zp.
and senator Ca-ery la spoke In opPssiticn-
~ the conclusion o. which th- senate ucuf
into executive session "a the Hawaiian treaty.
In the hsuse the agricultural Appropriatsoa
bill sas taseu up. protr2etei di<esEssian u tn
seei icssriSziioa ani provi>ioa q the bin result
el IN the retention Of the cla1~e. An 4naen.iaeuf
sontinainx the pablicatl0uiof The Hor~r Book
x4s a4optet
II the senate. on the lSta. Mr. Hoar prc-
sented q resoiution providiax for tA- - mission
10 the varioas state legislatures of an arnczii-
neat % the ccusiitasion of ;he Unitei State.
proviiinx taat the tern 0f 0aice % prssideat 1
Snd the present csexrcss SHALL eoatInae u1til
the Sfh day cf of April IsoL which re-
fcrr1d - the committee privileges ant eire-
iious. .----. In the house the d1y.s sssSio1 was
devoted 10 eonskicratiea u prlva.e pcaslSa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

n re4fi-r. 81. sess ss;y n F~aiirs, sa'iss
aH.4 @xEs. ahiah uss la-t
whTn s~ctiea e.. "a r.stfs. uss retsn-< .r
~ =. ~. ,.,, .a ~ ..Ss@ 80, .s . a. = = .
- cara rssfai nj b. frssttnt 81 sals ~lstr.
aat Fr.sfi.,i fhst asy f~f<ea isainx - r1y -
s<fsasrs = ~ ssaiale a. al iaitssaeai Tor
rarrfi arvalef rsareas
Ia 49, srs;iaa a. ruled cut q crirr-
,.s Z. 4, 's,s. s,s ~ 80 a, 'ssasss 4. ,s.u. =
-. taaa -.ss iuhalltaass asi 81 10 tosus q
sunr~.
-. tan - s-slss, n .ecosa -haai es''Aas
NJ thznas c-eaei 49, s-ctirs isksnr -
fte<s ra7aFaaHss aliag 1starf ori<E t5ssiless.
zft4aaianr n tar ffsa 81 ia villages q 80 -
nsostazis - So - estiss q sssAl - nafs.
hssrrrs.f . tns saf* nnst wraes csesaslls~-
tteif dssFHssica relsr ~ - NJ Meet p
tayers. al.osiax elsrss Ia ~ pay~r's ceirs -
aay e~stan ia ant are4z4 the eze- e tt~ eufef,
Frof ai-s sarh ezra - t.saA AZ ei~rs aa1 .es
an axent Toe tutiax - s7iritiag cstiea-
10 aHeniaagnt uat adoptss4
NJ iH.rFsos. eA~rss a. asarntau-ai sr-
saFsin< aatsrs sas has sxsieslsciY tfa1n 10
is.s ssseassssssas ssss.hi - ~. warru-si ~
bate - the daf. F-uiinx eenssieraiiea = y tta
the hem-~ atfsafpe,t
senate.
Tie seaste me; a. y o'clscz-
ihe sF~e.sl etier tes tic daF. Seaat9r htftt
tlii 20 cztshii.h textiie .ehaes a. tns q xs.1
v t.i.esr AZ >tArksiiie. sas tssrn ~.
Ne Nftntnxh orrfei an arfrrtuarnf 1iFsct tu Z
fhai iufefcst 4ccfulax oa fne fur1 seritra fruas
fA- sale 80 is,sc of isnis denatr-i - at ei ss
xfrss arrrefrf frtfaaTy -. t~e. - Used tas
this puFfslse- faciet.
Nc Hardy offered an arrnImsnf saaklHg tat
lava "a ihe PROPOSED texsls sehaei ~ insa~ss =
siaa. aad moved thr rassas~ - hfs 2Ha~ntnas1i.
antcn 49, ssieptei uaaulnIcaslf-
ihr ttil sa- then fsassed - tete - - - ~
>eaatar kizrr's ennrufrrnt rr<silfis'-i. Fsesi a
tax Tor "a aa-m ifueat - the cea.iitliten a. -
ttr zrasa1l flu1. as faksn 40. Gtr Frsel "a
Ffufsssfs % 4l4sat TIE rDassitafaaa - As .
rttkF . nz.l issf fef seaasi. anf rtEsia -
Eail taArs fl fiac FIHaaflr< e. nerf callarrtFf
~ ressiiatira rfs isasf ssa asd aaI 80
q = - y. taa-thirts aaslefig tri-E $500
sarg.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

TIE e~mais- s.sr % rss-ss.. >s~eas.ss o.
rs~s~s@t. r~.e~.at f-ttns sr . e-ss
Itf~ bss<r.ph ss ~ssses 81 Mas
ws.sa IT, >-sxss.s ts-tas n "a 80 tss.ssr.
ass whs ~e.~r Gs~tr.y~a . rrzss La
ps--~aL
CINcINNArI tan. is.-A special Il
the Coasaac crcial-Trsba from Thosna>
vile. ga. says. Iioa- Beniamin hat
tsruefJh. Uaitei >tate> eommis>iones
20 patents Nho has t~en ~ q, fiasy
Mo~is hotel here several weeks dies
a. 5-is yesterday Aftern~sn- II. sus
wss psa-sfaL Aad whea - eA@> bs
vile AMI ehiidren were a. his b~asisle
lie e&as~ here - rccnp~rate frcru AT
attack - Pn~aneuia AMI recovered
raFaily I'LL two wr~ks age. when hs
safcr~t froa sr.r@ie coavaisssax
ffen that relap>e he aevsr reSvvrresL
~A=srA 90 n~~ n4ts~r-@~tk'. l1f~
1f~ctSNArt. J.s. ts--fea jamin hat
terNurth wes uhat - knosn a. .
-Birthrtxht oaak-r.- Ths>< whe
kusa hin e~at darinx Ai. basy car~ss
are uaaai@au, IN sayiax q la. -ii.
daily life szs AZ exc@piiscaslon % ths
tsnsnss of tAas sosl ois fAith - thai
- zax P=hiie - siai cssid 49,
lie S4s bra IN W4rrea csaatv. -.
ueteh~r - lsE.. Has = ms~unh<r of ia
state senasc - Ohio frosa wArrxn Asa
Eatler csaatirs IN is-1--s. So ELECTED
representatives Ia ~sa-re~s % th<
ri nAls district saclaiia< tie cts
q Ciaeinnati. - t1s fsrtg sixth- fsrty-
sescnsh. sorty-niath. afta~tA And any
arst coaxres~e> fusas ta~a aatii sP
F.ssate,i - 10 Positissa h~ s-ocupi~si sf
aas drath. h~ devoted as, q his tins
- tas Fr4stlc- ~ az. esp>eialis pat.
cot ~. Ia this CITY
'-is-n- tssstersorth. A. he nAx a.
Ways h-~n b<st kuown. spezs his
e4riacr ysars rpand sbeat MaiBSsiIi~
and fesi-rs Nr,r>sinx. the latter .
liatie siatAsa ea the LATHE NiAmi rail
usst liis father W&s wiili4a Batter
asFlh. hss aysArr a Liateu. a faniiy
usitsl Throughout the saiire line fSs
tarir kr~aneSs - inteiiect poS-rs %
rcrc~piipu and strrnxth % speech in
drbsis both Pasvats were of caaker
aac s-rr.
Maj E1itcrUortA's keca iateiiect
AMI remarkable powers OF perception
sVere Inherited from his saosher. Hat
terssorta's arst acquaintance with lav
was made ia the os.ic. % Darbin Ward.
then = successful pr4etitiOasr ia Ciaein-
natL paring the war be attained the
rank of msjbr ia an oAio regiment
lie WAS cosnnlssiSner of patents hrs,
duriux thc administration of Garfield
and Arthur. AMI lars rccord thea aBd
subsequently, had great weigh; with
President Mckinley in selecting him
Tor taat Position-
lie wss made secretary Of the Worlds
fair Project early in the Inception of
that great enterprise a, Chicago during
tile early period of that affair. aud
worked saceessfally in it, interest
A wife aud fouE children survive the
dead statesman His wife waS Mrs
Mary Schuyler, Of Penn sylvaniA The
children arc Mrs Howe. OF Washing
ton. D. &. a widow, William. who
married Miss Deere. of Moline. Ill; /;
yoaug Ben. who was injured in 4 col
iege game early in life. aud Frank.
whose puOwcss as football coach anl
fui!baes Is almost International
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20
sEyENTH DAY.

A Message from the governor sahniifsf xith-
out Recommendation an act "a eaable boar1s q
supervisors 10 channel certxfn streams; al act
70 amend section iS5a. Code of fsse. 50 zs to
prossde thai coMpensziion PAID atssrles ztt0s-
ef regular district ztforn~ys: 40 araena sertles
1p1l u Code o. i-1 N regard 70 fees for eoiiecf
tng delinquent taxes: 10 amend s-stioa no of
Code IN refereHce 70 last license to practice Eae
icine; TO zDe16 s. ell0n IT'S u Cose OF ISL 10
rrfesence 20 duration of lea
Committee % pabiic hezith and qearanfine
reported fas0rahly on sfz2Ee hsIi Ne. n IN
reference "a last Iieepse, AID sane - passea
aenaSe eoncurrens resoi1siaa We. Z. aln<neils
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

The I2rxess Tow Of C..i Ever Moved ea
the Upper ohas-

CIScISSkrTL Jan I-.-Ths oAio RIVER
a, this point Al ten O'Clock last-aigAL
was ~ feet and 10 inches aud rising
an inch per hoar. IL may reach the
govern ment danger line u - fee.
before il rccede~
The danger y; Is fee, and even Al 80
feet Is merely nominal At the latter
stage n few cellars will be Inundated
but navigation will not be embarrassed
in the least
Yesterday the tovboat John Woods
passed down with the largest tom u
coal ever moved on the upper Oaie. Il
consisted of :. bargcS. a-gregating
$50 000 bushels OF coal Not The
slightest damage has beca done hens.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20
COMMERCIAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Gs<m>sy's >e~ Departure In ths Race
for for~ixn Trade

wAsHISsrOS. Jan. Il. = Thomas
Exin Moore. United States commercial
agent 1T weimar. makes the establish
ment OF commercial high school at
Magdeburg the subject Of = special re-
port 10 the state department which il
printed in the daily consular reports
Mr. Moore says the purpose Of this
school is to afford higher education
to the mercantile classes ia branches
especially pertaining to their lines of
business
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20
MATT FRee&.N ESCAPES.
His wife. His Ness Trs.sy Lleateasas.
Turns Es.sg~li.f-

GUTHRIE. Okla. J.n- IE.-Matt Free-
man. the lass of the Old Zip Wyatt
gang OF outlaws. eseaPed from jail al
Tao!ga- il Was leArnesi yesterday. for
the seeond time in year. Freeman
and wife formerly conducted a rzaeh
in the Glass mountains aud il was the
headquarters for the gang. Mrs Free
man was Nyatts Eaosi trasty lenteu-
ant one time the gang was besieged
for a week by deputies She rAn the
gauntlet OF their bullets and escaped
to bring reinforcements aud ammuai-
tion- Later she was captured aud
spent = year in the federal Jail here.
She was converted while ia jail aud 10
NOW travelling as an evangelist
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20
NINTH DAY.
Hux.~

Ifouse u,-t al - o'rioek
Ihe reseoa< BAL wzs taken M
Whez seetioa 81 oa v<nIsers of patent m -fi :
eiEirs. was = aehed Mr. H0asf0a annouRee,1 that
tns f2x lad oeen n sci from sx5 20 50
NJ n1rrilTrD1 n4oSe1 10 amend by makins
the tax <lse. 80 a. 10 prshihif the rranic
NJ tsrruii onsre1 a substitute makIng the
tax so
be Substitute AMI tks amendnaeaf were Iost
A lively dfscusslsa came upon section s. tax
M s1<oa pedlirrs- An zmencnaens vas o1erea
iss1kin< fts- tsx = - re9die-s dxalEnx eniy IN
pol e<<s aB4 farr1 tfn<iuets
IEr s41n AzneHfusenf w1s strfeatea ana = S
ansentnznf l.sopsea
M. Dslsuz1re The oz<xoc 10 asa.s11 by eze.uux-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20
4 FATAL ROW.
ChI~f Of Police shot sy . H.rks~p.r-A
D~pssy Fatally weana~s-

bawdy house row early yesterday
morning Fred Jones' . barkeeper. shot
Chic. OF Police G. W. Jackson through
the thigh. As he fell. Jackson fred Al
Jones. but missed and shot Bishop
Armstrong. depaty sheriff. infiietins
fatal wound Jones Is brother of
Milt Jones. the city marshal. who was
killed in an afrsy at Oklahoma City
two years ago By the Christian broth.
er,. outlaws.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

GES. BROOKE. ut Chicago. tele-
|grsphed the war department. on the
18th, that his inquiries directed to the
|officers at Fort Rsno. l. T., had
brought the response that there was
no danger Of an Indian uprising.
The railroad authorities, Gen. Brooke
said, had made thesame report, 50 he
had suspended orders TO the cavalry
10 proceed TO wewoka
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

TAG Brooks locomotive works of
Dunkirk. \. ". are about completing
3 shipment OF ~ ears of locomotives.
boxed in pieces. for Japan and Corea.
0i this order - locomotives are for
the imperial government railways of
Japan. l. for the krushin railway. and
four for the Seoul-Chsmulpo railway
|pi Corea.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20
SHOT HERSELF.

The Daughter OF Ex-s~1ster Bi.ekeara
Fatally weaad~d By Pistsi Bali
WASHINGTON. Jaa- iT.-Nr~- Laciile
Lane. younges, daughlerof ex-senator
Blackburn. OF Kentucky. SHOT herself
in her apartments at the Wellington
hotel about midnight Saturday night
The statement given oat by the family
u thai the shooting was accidental.
and WAS caused by snail pistol
which. catching in some laees in the
drawer. fell. the hammer striking the
edge Of the drawer. The wound = in
she left breast and Is probably fatal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

II : an Indication of friendliness
bSsucea France aud Germany that the
zrasd eross of the Legion OF Honor
has been conferred upon Count Won
Nunstsr. the German ambassador a.
PAris. upon the occasion of the ratia-
sS,ioa u the franeo-Germau Niger
.-ne-nLinn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

NINE men from Dawson City arrived
II Port Townsend. WASH, on the 10th.
Bringing advices up - December g.
A.. say that while provisions are
scarce. there will be no starvation.
prorisions could be purchased from 81
% sl.so per pound. Candies had been
redaced fron sl-s5 to 30 cents each
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

THE house river aud harbor commit
tee gave 4 hearing. on the IIth. on the
project for the deepening and widening
|Of the e,ssnnei Of the Mississippi from
New Orleans to the gulf. The object
IS the furthering of commercial. rail-
road and steamboat interests of the
|cities along the Mississippi. especially
the heavy grain export traffic.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

MoSEr IS flowing 70 New York from
the vest and from Canada. that from
ide after place in the shape Of gold-
Daring the ten days ended the 18th the
Canadian Bank of Commerce of New
Nork had received $50. 900 in gold
trom Canada. and the branch of ths
Bank of Montreal ss90 0oO in gold
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

Co.L in five-foot veins Is being ;ouu 4
n 81 parts Of saginaw county. Mich.
Almosi daily. aud the excitement 5
yrou ing. Agents for big eastern eon-
xrus are on hand. securing Leases on
a. tie and they can get Several thou
sasA acres have already been leased.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

TnE customs receipts On the tab.
ven Sss9oeG the heaviest since the
beu tariff went into effect Treasury
saicia's are grstifiei at the continued
Increase. and confidently predict tina.
The new law will provide = suplus y.
rrreuue from now on.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20
DEATH OF GEN. AuGER.
Ne w2s Oss OF Thr~e sarxtsors Of Gen.
Gr~nt's Ct.ss of "a

wAsRfSSTos. Isa- IE.-l;ea- Chris-
topher Colon Anger. U. ; A. retired.
died OF old age at his home in West
Washington last night
Gen Anger was ooe of the three
surviving members of the class Of ~
At West Point. the class with which
Gen Grant graduated.
Gen Aager served with Graat ia
Mexico aud afterUArd with dissinetiou
through the civil var. lie was relievee
in 1855.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

LATEST reports from the scene OF the
tornado that swept Fort Smith. Ark.
90 the night Of the nth, indicated n
death list Of about 50. with hundreds
more or less injured The loss Of prop
eriy in the city. it Is estimated. will
reach fally $1,000. 600. including two
churches, the new high school build
iag. many business houses and large
n1Dber Of private residences
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

Bslys granted an audience with the
salian. on the 18th. the Russian ati-
tas.aior declared that unless Turkey
Withdrew her opposition to Prince
George Of Greece foe governor of Crete.
Russia would propose the annexation
q Crete to Greece.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

SONORA INEx PoScx DE RoaUg. wife
of the iusurgent Col Ponce de Roqt e.
arrived in New York. On the 18th. .n
the steamer Seneca Sonora de Roqre.
who IS strikingly beautiful womaa. j.
was exiled from Cuba by order OF tie a.
ulanrtB.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

Tag govsrnment relief expedition
VII start for the Kloudike on the
steamship Oregon. which sails from
Portland. Ore. On the ssI foe Skag-
sAF aad DyeA The advance party
a consist Of % men from the Four
se~atA iafantry. who will take with
iasn lss mElss aad $50 toas of sup
F..eN Capt Rnhlaa. OF Fort Riley.
~ aave charge OF transportation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

Aosr alarming reports were received.
s@ tAs iitA- Of an uprising By Semi
e9ie .-s4i2n~ in retaliation for the
e-r1iag At the stake By farmers Of two
= tas nsnbers Of the tribe guilty Of
Aosse and murder Of white settlers
lie II was said tha, already dark
ssAaa Of blood and dams marked the
p10sress OF the savage& Prompt
HsAsares for putting . stop TO the
o1trages had been taken-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

DrmNe the wecl. ended on the 18th
failures throughout the United States.
- reported by Il. q. naa & Co. were
SO against as for the correspondent.
weck last year. For Canada the fall
urcs we're IS. against IL last year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

EErErsExrArIvE BLAND. Of Missouri.
iutr5iaccd fire. coinage bill in the
hoas. on the isth- IL makes gold and
silver the standard and declares all
rules discriminating against the legal
tender of such coinage Unlawful.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

IaxzE are IS foreign missionary so
..st.ss OF the evangelical churches Of
e-e onited States The work of these
societies includes i,vsS principal sta
.on~ o.sfs out-statious, 3.s7x American
..ooreFS i5.s54 native laborsrs. 5. ISL
churches, $50. 80 communicates ). SO
snoations last year. and e62, sos chill
afen and young people under ins,rue-
hons- Native contributions last year
were sS4s. $50. and The total income for
The year was q. ss3.sii-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

HE two houses OF the Ohio legisla-
- sare voted. on the 1lth. for United
states senator for both short and long
terms, the former to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Senator
sherman The vots for each term re-
suited. Senate-McKisson, 10. Hanna,
a. House-McKisson. ~, Hanna. So;
: scattering and absent. This gave
AR Hanna majority Of the votes east.
out having failed to secure = majority
~ each house. = joint ballot remained
iy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

On the isth Mr.. Morgan introduced
: OIL in the senate providing for the
Increase of the naval establishmen, BY
'ae Construction Of foar COAST defenss
Monitors Of the class Of the Aianso
noaaos'. Amphitrits. Nonadnock and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

TrE -. Louis and New Oriean,
Anchor steamboat line assigned OF
he nth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

TINS officers of $50 herman societies
81 Chicago. have mailed an exteusivel :
.gnei circular TO every member OF
oourrrss protesting against any leg's.
..i.oa that will restrict immigration
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20
BABY CHATTER

rs about a. hard foE a n.an 10 keep a
diary as for a woman to keep a sharp lCai
psneIl.--Ck .sxo Daily Nexa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20
esny. eurrsRwo7rs.

TIE e-mssis. sasr - rssssss. >a~eas.ss o.
rs~s~as@t. r~.~~.ai f-stas .r c.s-i
Iff~ Bts<r.ph sa ~ssteh ef ass
wsasa IT. ~ : sa.s. t,-tl : ~ "a % tis-s<.
ass whs Never ss~tr.y~l rr~ss f@-
ps~-A-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

su~~~<.fai Tsp~xtm~-t. Msa~ -tth Asst-
rssss- ~ssa@ -~sas.-t fs~ss tt@F.~- ~.a
sstsa~= tts~ tn ~~rs.a >. rs.sas~-t saa
the B~-sit. ost.ss-ss tr~pass-a gs-ts 10
ss Made %. . n t.isss Hsf@a.ssa -esie.
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DAMAGE BY THE STORM.
Forest Fires Reported From Many Sec
tons of the State.

The wind Tuesday and Tuesday night
was terrific and the news that reached
here yesterday indicated that mneh
damage has been done throughout the
State.
Houses werc unroeied ~ blown dAwh
in many sections, Fences DESTROYED and
trees 0proeaed, eat ,he 4geaiest loss
came n>am fe4>3t fires l'AeS ana 10.
porsgSl a0m xeVesNl seetieAs, ana We're
especially severe III the nlAe FORESTS
aleag tAe lsAe IS tAe SeAls>agl AiF Tine
from here 80 Charlotte
AZ Gary tAe WN,,,ls we've GA Hpe and
a 1agse dwelling Max burned.
Al Southern piAv% she Whole pine
forest seemed te he Atsfe The ptllS
GA the railroad were burned 4N places
Az ManAeet ;Ae same state at affairs
existed, and N'ettea AeOse was
bUcNexl,
Al other places along the line iies
gvt out and did more or lc~S damage,
Other rerxvSt fires arc reported az
various points IN the Eastern part OF
the STATE,
In Raleigh the damage from The storm
Was small, consisting in broken signs,
upCooted trees, PROSTATE fences and
damaged roofs and chimneys, In no
case did the damage amount To more
than a few dollars.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-02-17

Miss Mary Gibbs is in the city, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Sim
mons.
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SUPREME COURT.

Second District appeals argued yester.
day:
.Gatling VS.. Mitchell, continued by con.
sent.
Barber VS.. Buffaloe, argued by r. o.
Burton for plaintiff and r. B. PEBBLES
for defendant.
Bats VS.. Station, put to end of dis
trict
Whitaker VS.. Dunn, argued by e. L.
Travis for plaintiff; MacRae and Day for
defendant, and appeal dismissed upon
the ground that the same is prema ture.
Capehart VS.. BurITls, argued by Fran
els d. Winston for plaintiff; and SIM
mons, Pou and Ward for defendant.
Manning VS.. Ra..road argued by st.
Leon Soul for plaintiff Francis d. Win
ston and MacRae and Day for the de-
PENDANT.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-02-17

for us. We had no property, ana OF
course we could only live by his labor.
How long did it take You to discover
that you didn't love him any more
Eight days. Then l came back nome
to my mother and I've never hau any
desire to return again to my husoand'
In fact I've always kept any maiden
name and few people ever knew Chat
had been married. though made no
secret of the fact.
And 10 look at her now one would
never suspect it. She is tall, good
looking girl, just entering upon her
seventeenth year. But she has had con-
siderable experience in the world and
knows how to take care of herself.
Mr. + C. l.. Harris has been retained
"a counsel in the case.