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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

The ss,h Of April is the date fixed for
the first Mississippi convention Of
Daughters of the Confederaey since the
formation of state division. Columbus
being the place of meeting Thirteen
delegates have already written their
purpose of being present. among them
the gifted Nr> Josie Frazee Cappleman
of osoloaaf the State president Mrs.
Annie Wright Duncan of yieksburg;
Mrs Charlie Christian Of Meridian. and
Mrs weems. president of the winnis
DAVIS Chapter. Aberdeen. 6reenvills
and Jseksoa viii also send delegates
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

The following charters were 6led
with the Secretary OF State last week:
Io.lman & Petit Lumber Company.
Lake View. D~Soto county Capital
stock. not stated. The Producers Cot
ton oil Company of Ysxoo City Capt.
tai stock. sI0o.0eo. g. n Smith Com
pany. merchants. fudiauols- Farmers
Union tnegrol of oktibbeha county NJ
eapitaI stock
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

The State sunday ~rha.as convention
will Gseet at Oxford Nav 3 \ large
number of delegates are expected to
tend. A. K Bot,ard ) chairman ~ shs.
reception committee. ans. all tho-s eN-
p.rcting to attrud should notify hszs oa
what day they exps,.t "a arrive. ~ that
arrangements can b.- made Tor their ae-
eofumasiation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

A class of thirteen seniors at Mill
saps college contested TO see which four
of them should try for the Ligon medal
on commencement day. Messrs. Garner
Green and Percy Clifton Of Jackson. c.
c. Andrews Of Meridian and A VI.
Shannon were the successful contest
ants
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

kxY WEST. Fla. April I.--Gen. Fitx-
huxh Lee was the last TO leave Havana
The aset GA which the last % the
Americans sailed saturday Left the
harber with ali eolors fving. the Fern.
carrying ten Le~. bringing up the
r~ar with the doughty Nirginian
standing AZ the stern
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

T. T. Devall. ex-sheFiff. under insiir,-
ment for embsxxlrmsnt had his ease
called in the circuit court At Ellisville
las, week. and an application was made
by his attorneys for change Of venus
which was granted and the ease ~
moved Ia Laudersiale county. where il
will eome up for rial on the first Mon
dav In July.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

OMAHA. S~h. April I.-It i saii
there i a dsEcis VI e%twe~n sIo00ol
aad sao. aspl in the cash Of she Pacific
Kxpress To-. and that the chief clerk
of the ANYTHING department. Andrew
p. Hunt. j practically under arrest.
charged with embszxiement Of sl00.'
s.sF
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April y ten
James T. Chalmers : se last % For-
rests malor,gsaeEaIs. ''s=a at the h.''''s
Ut his dangE.ss, IN this eity. s>Iturday,
aged 81 years Gen Chalmers was one
OF the remarkable men of the suuth-
He entered the confederate army as a
caprain i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

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- ~, - asss - -, !. ,<s -. 80
.>ssrr sf "a eca1iet > r--~'ri J ( lFAav-
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lst< - -~s-sfaf ansi ftscAar4s
TIE u~~~as~r m@--~x~ n-s-ws~-t To
In rss snn1ai ms--~arr g. s5nxF-s~ nsern-
rn~ --2r fatuf 80 asssn q .trats s4csAer
NJ lnilsg-n~ane rsn.fisssa q ~ ssrhteusl. p~s-~
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ps<sst~ rNht M aaay q 81 b "a "a sita
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shsisssies taAs esszrnn~s sss- - h-sis. 9,
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sssn y ta~lr lst rra-s. ssst asalr. asst - %
S--- = ss- rirat H~~ps-r fr-- nr-ru al q
.ra~r ssfr-s-t--.l sstast-l aar b. apst.ht an I
pustrioets eu1txt srAFI ~ r1nrwf n a. q
o va~ica ar ~'tn-1~e-.. 49, sV~~ra-
u M s.A eoatinus &. -aShsai s.s-
ans 4st ai.i 4,nlr a.ar ~ "a. sG-sts - sFsr :
sn-al b. p..aerfuf ss-nls5e- q ga satcn -. .
- aospsraet~ ami sn.iar NJ u n SAL 10 e.
Fstiuss - alr.sts-s - ristlfa.flst an M
ulaAeE - nfgrFsu- &lza flrur. y snaiI as
-sts~aast f4sit 81 p1rt. s1t any h'rnslss tar
sssasn@a.i -. -lppsys ASH sgs'rsvss q ~. syl-
Lusal su1at
>vsia'- frsrt. ns.- rsss-t Fsrn~.
Tha iang tF a. naz pfuvlsl r1ar 49, aHrs-s fs-
ga a spain lzas sss-s tt- va ear 50 - A.
l-sin--l tle 1r- q u-urrvctiau ziaF nanr 2
san1aaier ta tarY M sslk-In- Dut DO has
Z as-rn aui it b. qi.a4n ts.4a ls san aat 1s -
s.ns'li-ns-i - prr-s.it uss.ha-t. rss 1nls aa..f
& rsAi@t and repsls trs p e ~ % whirH rsn
at iaTrg~r D. niaruf - Ths snfls,i uaa..4i.ra-
tiua q tu1a IN 3 - AN q hlguaa CD. ia tue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

LoSDoS- April IA dispatch 10 the
Daily Telegraph from Gibraltar says
that the spanish cruiser Cristobal
Colon ami iataata Ntrie T<rssL have
left cailx for destination unsiivalged.
with ak hattalioas each i,000 strong.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

wAsuISsroN. April I.--> Secretary
sherman said thas afternoon that he
Thought il quite sikeiy that Minister
woosifor,I would leave Madrid before
the receist there sf the presidents sies-
sage. in had rvveivsd no word fsoEss
the minister and his leaving was = mat
Ter In his own discretion
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

The recent cold snap played havoc
with vegetables and fruit IN the section
around Corinth- Much replanting will
have to be done The fruit damage i
about half. otherwise a Tremendous
crop would have been realized
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

LONDON. April ie-The eminent ply
>ieians in attendance upon Hon wil'.l-In
T. Gladstone. Englands- GrSEI old
Man. look for the end within seven or
eight weeks, in which TIM the cancer
Gus growth will have s-tsn into his
brain
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

WASHINGTON April IA report -
current that the president and his 80
retary will soon part company. the
president being of the opinion that too
many matters get into the newspapers
that should De closely locked iHJ tfldi-
son Portsr's secret know ledge box
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

ST. Part Minn-, April l0.-Indian In
speetor Mclaughlin has written n
friend in this city that Crow Dog. the
famous old chief OF the Sioux Indians
at the Rosebud agency, has offered to
raise regiment of young bucks for
service in the event of war
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

I>HANp - >r- THOMAS. Nest Indies.
April - The British sag was raised
over the United states eausulatc at
ian Juan. Porto Ris,. after Mr. liaa-
IA left. for the protection Of the prop
crty. ete. aad - ~ 10 officially an
noance that treat Britain was caring
for ths. interests Of Americans.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

TExxM1FFK. Gansrv Islands. April
I=--Ths spanish arnored cruisers
CristobaI Colon and Maris T<=e=a sav=
passed this island going ssssa-
A bassSlisu &c syssssa infantry and
two batteries 90 nountain artillery
have arrived hEre-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

I've been married Ese wears said the
proud Isttle ,natrcr iron, Detroit
That's nsrhinS.- laughed the Chica<o
woman who oscursei the same seat 90 the
train I've been narVisd ave tunes. -
Desrels Free Press.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

Luther DevaIl was convicted If re-
failing whisky without a lie~n>s at
HIisviEls las, week and sentenced Il,
pay tine of $500 and serve ninety days
in jail.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

MADkIDs April 1.--The result Of the
senatorial elections Is that 40 assinis-
teriafiSts have been elected out OK lss
senator's voted for.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14
Nal--. risrsss aud "a .,9,iss for the span
k4rxI.

NEW ORLEANS APriI iO.The spanish
steamer barcelona s.siiesl FROM this port
to-day for teuoa- Va Havana. hagin :
on board 90 mules. - horses. cattle.
poultry and other supplies fo- the
spanish govsrnmeas-sn Ca5a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

AlsASr. " u. April 1e-oue hun
dred and two naval militiamen have
been ordered to man the Nahant at
philadelphia tomorrow
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

The governor has appointed T. p
Hill sheriff of Tate county. vice w. +.
Eray. deceased
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

wAsnfSGroS. April i,-Permission
has been gwen by the state department.
To the United >tates eolsuIs IN spain
leave that country if they 81 desire.
pending the threatened severance of
all diplomatic relations
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14
ISSUE IS WITH CONGRESS.
President Mckinley Sends His
Promised Cuban Message
Iats Congress
.sus Fua puwta 70 END Hosnlnles.

in sh~ >sn.~ sf rf~ms~isy. h the ~a.s
- eivaf.-ssr.- !. B~h.if Of x.s1s.-
ssr~a s~ess<~s nsf~r-.s. wNs-A sss~
&. - Kisss s.s sh< D~sy 20 sp~sh
.a.a 70 sss- tA~ w.r ~ c.s~ s.ss
sssv.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

<okhsnx ha~ STARE aec1rrek - e1&zzr nv
view m tAl~ rezanf 2zsi rrsa<aazr ~ 1zAle
NV a. th.a rh2z Eae lssslz1Es q pr--sizzza.l .
II 1saErzlltF. ~ xn1ea prsser~- s1s -z4-csAss4
re<s.Zszitrm u a.liixereace = plaa S1sat caa4zs
q irself aad anas.<nats,i ny eehrr it-ua. 1sgzz-
pliSh asx nInz 13.4ri sar ets- sa.t 81 E1ir. -
lanar-tns fn~x-nE p@sl1.a1Eassn "a Caaa A1ll 80
se~.aAian af the misery that 2l-iie1s NE --tAlEL
Turuxx - the 4aestiaa u r~zslznlxiazs a.
tat~ siuas the iaaiep<rnztenNe a tns nr~.s1c n
~sfr-~at government "a Cuh4- x@ AMI az pre-
es.lrnrs "a eur histnry f-uua Al carry 44Fs t1sf
A. x~Et sun1r.ssf - - Prwshfsat -asaxs.lu =
ma~SzAze - conzre~-e D~rxnner q IN au z4e
SSb5.et q recazzi:lae u tse lsas~p~nlieae~ q
Trx.S. lie sasi-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

SAT- In zy r. Hssare - f--awms-r last =
= % D. cunsisirrsi w1slasr M ere-af. in~i-.
rsctieu p-F--s-s.s aynasi dtsparr IA d1sFst-tt.
% ~t4trhsast aaich ksaass can a. ua4nsl - rs4
uEnlstQu q arill if~reueT IN it. Avrr
ne ,lta1s r-ifti ma Ea-s taInlF - =,
- consaisrst Naeu the zraser lss 20 r~.'sre-
nix.ux usieps-utisaes Is .l question:. r1r ~ l.--
pr-ft4rf te4t ar l@ 4rpla-f T. tha s-rrl4rrr
act tnau 20 tip s-.er Nhtle IN tae ntHsr hssIf
tnrzrts rs q anst c11ssl s-1=g-s - f4e strsasl
apps 3D. me- IA p,Ilev % the rur,.snl e. n.
sf4kr y nlrn turuI iufnarfssns fhafors wlH1 "a.
r~rstrnati m " neltsz~r~ucv 4. eau.s rass sea
<slsr1lar = uslt rEatIr silminanze "a
c1rs vara ~ r.sl question: 1. uaftnar
me rummuuitF rillmieas r~sss-niltoa il a
aot insi-r eusisEt as-vlrssl part lsrnFur-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

.n.-suuen Andrew Jzckson proeeeced 20
.-Sss- ssa -i.x shar there might oe tUpalesa
- -. r-usred states a 14artve af selfish lasrs-
- +, riex a. the former claim en- our paxt -
- - - s,,,~,- ~ Texas ami OF the sEa~-,f p1r-
- -. = - 80 frexnns IN seeking rscognftlon o.
s,.1~nsr. ss-ure A. an kneiztenH "a the kneorp"fA
1--we x rexas 10 the Cnlon. eonei,siLns
-T,r-,.fsnays therefore. seems 70 sllei411 -
s--,Il .r..n.s aIosf and maintain cur pre-
-. srritud- il not until Mexico itse1
- oa~ 0f the great fareisa possss -
- - - 80 until the iap-e 0f riEle or me
,., ~ GREATS should hare proved yora eas y
=. -ss~r,srsss tna AGILITY Of the p<op4s % saa1
country to maintain tnelr sep2s.ss =,
- - unhol3 the government eons-t&-1a4 p
--s,,, xeIrher az the cunE<nzl1x p&<.les -.
,--.rI~ eeuspIAln Of tnis ~sarse ny paala@ =
~ ar. hur carrying Out tar sses - -.
p,--. = =, respect an9 Influence @ps91a -n'i
= r,lr-sl con1eeaee - .azn=
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14


t-reSi.sus Grant IN t-s5. after 1lscsEss M the
,,s,s.ss. ~ the eoa.e>t a. Z then appeared 1nd
IL hopeless AMI appurruN tnliennirr prptonS1-
-, go eyess. .u of tse ayin1sz tess
cthsr aarf1ns will be eouEel.-. - assume tns
reSu.lassb biilsy hlen deyuiSe< upau them ansi
- serto11Siy conShier the Only remaining arsAs-
gres passibas. mediation ami Intervention
e1.xins perhaps TO the large sxpansr of Nater
-.pararias< tae island froaa the pentn-
$40 49, wi-hIn themselves NJ
depository sf common confidence TO sAexest
wisdom when passion and excitement have
n rhts view IN tae earlier aays of the contest
-, .1as of1ces of rae Gnirs.t states a. a aiei-
atar xere tensf~rssi IN goosi falIA without Al Z
~riifSh purpose IN tae Insrr-~t VI humanity and
| i, sins-sr,. frie1tshi9 for hotn parties Ihe>s
w.r,. ,Iaeiiuesf hy Spain with the Declaration,
a-v~rtheless. thas ~ future time they sousi
( =. UNNECESSARILY No iHtimarioQ has seen ~
seiyr1i that IN the opinion Of SPAN That tnal'
= ssf y-s me strife Continues vith all its
fr.. hs,grgrs and all it, injury % the Interests
L ~ a.. Tnirexi States and other nations. Eaeh
! uartv seems quite capable of WORKING great IN
n.rv AMI dauaare % the other. A. we'll A. 20 AL
1 F~fsr..,. ~ p~aee "a the slant. but they SEEN
1 i.cauaDls Of reaching any 21lG>ta1rut- and oorn
I have thtx~ far f1llesI Of acnteFtng any success
- fsIsui - The exclusion OF the other
L T-sssr tne circumstances the agency q others
~sraer ~ nsztlariaa or By aserTenti1n seems 4
Il =. "a. 9r,lY Alternative Nhirn mist. sooner q
,.ser =. faS0<rd for The terninaEioa u ths
i strife
l gt<sefxndrs LAs< W~~~~g~ g,sss<A
In ne k,sx annaal message ef nzy inuaedAArs
prsascsssar. dgrinr the pes'<iin 'lste n va
~1lzs
-va<u sAs inability x spa-1 ~ sAr&i szss,c'-ss
4nfzr so -1G ls-urrersion haA 1~eo<1e u-4z--
- - 4 = li.uzanst strz1ssf thai her soyes tznsI
= ~xssaEr u G-aa fE Al rzsrr=ases q.
saw<al rxnss1nces z11 shea ADrsles'
s-<uxxl1 sgr - rs-es<anzLsalaeaz ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

kesiEsiasS tsls. is erFezzzi - - snT sl.ifr a
%ptrit q true frtertll a-ss ~ sam sas1
~ Tn gunazs N11 haxe nga<A ~ lgise ~ tae
pr,il lzarlra - tn ~rrTr-xir- - srrs 10 trins
asssgt an4rrsllare n4al1rlua q TIE Nzlr TO
th4~ era f1ar4i irsst "a tls IN l-t-lla a. !
r--1it q 1lch f~rrr-ent.sriilu alt r1rr~~ussn.I-
eucss. tart usa ths United ~<2ge~ H ser a.
Ml<irtA Qryrpss-iflnr~ ~ thr ~~urfsh xaser1-
nzstt lsaslgsnz - "A 1rra.rIla anfif tl.'Titsf
f1r tae 1sza- -la,iJn> q p-aer s.-h ~ xssri
eifilr-~ u tas yrr~atruE
In lsltrissa 49, tilr ils.lss,l ate r-xu.1s ~
ths arslttr q reeoucenrrattgsr - usrulI1
zhe peupte - rwsurn - -n~ir tarrus ant rna
al.sstv rl - rriI~V-i uifh rraNlsirEls ART suu-
rllsss fruu tAe Eults=f >t4lss css-sp.ratlaf ska
lef
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-04-14

Ae.zNaile the military xstaa1zon n the
Sand had unsi-rrone = uoxte~abls change The
= - Urinary activity t1at eharzrterfzed tne
sesea year ef the xzr. when the i1<2r<enks N
s1,eu even the hikhxrro unharmef reats Il
E-i1-4r dea Rio AMI carried havoc a-.d erstfsa-
"a = IN the walls ef the city of
ll-t-aa Itself. had rssn~ssf s<lo .
1-<ed struggle In the ceErr71 and
e@s<rn Provinces The spanish arms re-
s--Aet a measure ef eunrrcl m Pfzar dxi R1o
@ -ea parts q Havana. bur- unzier the existing
SoAs.isinEs Of the rural country. without ta-
ton Even thus Partially -psSrser<si the rxyo-
-r--Saists held their own and their sunul1>-
- "a put forward oy Spain a. The essential zn1i
the outset
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-29
SPAIN MAY PROTEST
Sag asia Ansered at Porto Rico Be-
ing Attacked After 0vertures.
no SENSATION CAUSED At MADRID.
The spanish People Seem to Want Peace
on Certain Terms--Wanted an Armi.-
tics UntiI Sunday-a naerican In
vssiou OF Porto Rico.

London, July 2s-The Madrid cor
respondent of the Daily Mail says:
Spain will probably protest against
an attack upon Porto Rico after the
Washington cabinet had officially re-
ceived Spanish overtures for peace.
Should a circular note. on this sub iect
be sent to the powers, it will contain
the exact dates of Spanish eommuni-
cations, making it clear that the
United States deferred its answer in
order to be able to date this after the
American forces had gained footing
in Porto Rico. Senior Sagasta said
to-day: ave resolved on peace many
days ago and made known our resolu-
lions TO the United States govern
ment. l regard as null and void and
as destitute OF good faith everything
that the Americans have done since,
and l am ready to protest against it
formally"
NO SENSATION CAUSED All MADRID.
Madrid, July 2S.-The news that the
government is suing for peace has
caused neither surprise nor sensation
here. The attitude of a maiority Of
the newspapers show that the country
will welcome peace If it can avoid the
payment of an indemnity aud the loss
OF the Philippines, where, it is now
taken for granted, the United States
will retain cOaling station only.
Only few Carlist, republican and iu-
dependent papers pretend that Ameri-
cas- demands wiIl not be acceptable.
WANTED AN ALiMIsTICE UNTIL. SUNDAY.
London, July sS.-A special dispatch
from Madrid says it is reported that
the request of Duke Aldomovar de Rio,
minister of foreign affairs, was for an
armistice, lasting until Sunday. 1t
cannot be ascertained whether his ac-
ton was Spontaneous, in order, IL pos
sible. to forestall the in vasion of Porto
Rico and the fall of Manila, or whether
II was due to the advice from the vati-
can and the powers
AMERICAN INVASION SO PORTO RICO.
Berlin, July 2S.-The National Ca
zette says; Although Americas haste
to obtain footing Ia Porto Rico is
rather contrary to the strict canons
of military usage, IL Is perhaps justi-
fed ty the assumption that its con-.
quest will place America in better
position TO dictate terms of peace. AS
Spain is unable TO pay indemnity,
America has right to demand an en-
forced compensation.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-29
THE COUNTY NEWS.
interesting items From All Over
Allen County.
HUMBOLDT.
A.. W cvssrNoHAM, Reporter.

Fannie O'Brien of Mound Valley
is visiting relatives in Humboldt
this week.
Mr. Hill, OF Chicago, who is in
the auditors office Of the Rock
Island, is visiting the family Of
& w Diskerson this week.
Brick sidewalks are being laid
all over town now.
Joe Shellman has begun the cree
ton of handsome cottage on New
York street.
DIR Duncan and Ed Smith are
the latest victims of the kodak
fever.
Blanche Byerly, Of Enid, Okla,
is visiting her sister Mrs w ) Fail
lis this week.
It Humboldt sends three thous-
and people to the Log Rolling at
lola, lola should reciprocate and
send about i've thousand to Hum
boidt August 3rd. The Knights
of Pythias from all over the State
will be here and give big picnic.
There will be drills and contests
and speeches and the finest music
and the handsomest park on the
Neosho. Excursion trains will run
on both roads and will stay all day
leaving about . or p. IN. for the
home run. PLENTY of ice water
and lunch stands will be on the
ground and every one will he pro-
vided for
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-29
BLAMED THE OFFICER.
msnbsrs OF the Firth Illinois Much Dis-
appointed snd Dass ustsd Beca usS OF
Order Recalling Them.

Chattanooga, Tenn, July aa "A
aorrier and more disRusted lot of SOL
diers was never seen than the men of
the Fifth Illinois regiment when or
ders were received to unload and re-
turn to Chickamauga The command
had been extremely anxious TO get to
the front All kinds of unsavory
charges are being openly made against
Col. Culver, the commanding officer.
who 1T is claimed, represen ted
to President Mckinley that the
regiment is not fit for field
duty, and ON these represeu Ia
tions the president relieved the com
mand from going to Porto Rico. As
soon as the full situation dawned on
the men the greatest disorder prevailed.
There was no semblance of discipline.
Men left the ranks by dozens and
scores and nearly 100 members of the
regiment left camp most of them
without leave, and came to this city
and many of the men declare they will
no longer serve under Culver One
man broke his gun over a tree and left
the camp without leave. Those in the
city are making things very lively.
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National Encampment, q. A x.

Will be held at Cincinnati, Ohio,
Sept. 5tn TO 10th. The Mo. Psc, Ry.
has made rate Of $l6 25 for the round
trip. Tickets to be sold Septem her
2, 2, and 4. Open return limit Sep
tember b.. Passengers desiring ex-
tension Of limit to October 2nd can Sc
cure same by depositing ticket with
joint agent at CINCINNATI Sept. to .
and paying 25 cents deposit. Call ~
Mo. p depot for full information.
j. Il. CoZAD, Agent.
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DIAMOND.
MRS. I. W. JoNEs. Reporter.

One after another of our men
and boys are returning from the
wheat harvest. Those Of whom
we heard had returned lately, were
h. A, Hardy, viii Latham and
Charles Robinson.
Moses Smart reports a new girl at
his house.
Miss Ida Latham assumes the
care of the children aud home
during the absence of her mother,
as her eldest sister Miss Mary has
gone to lola for protracted stay.
Albert Hpl and John Vickers
have each purchased new reaper.
Some of oar neighbors sold their
flax last week for 80 cents per
bushel. This leaves a small mar
gin for the farmer after the ex-
penses are paid.
The Allea county Hortioulturlsts
will hold their next moathly meet
ing and picnio at the home of II.
w. Jones FIST east of the Wise
postotfice. All interested in such
matters are cordially invited to at
tend. These meetings are held in
different parts Of the county on
purpose to accomOdate farmers and
orchardjSts, and 10. instract the
boys and girls, the Future men and
women of our county, In the best
methods for the care aud culture of
fruits and flowers. Bring well filled
baskets an! come prepared to spend
the day. PIenseeus shade and
water will be pIentyFor man
and beast, and some of the.
most experienced men and women
OF tbs county VIII he here TO answer
questions regarding fruits and
flowers. Do not forget the date,
the second Friday IN August.
We had a splendid rain Tues
day night. Would like another
now.
MessrS. GuI!et and Wood Of
Golden VALLEY accompanied by Mr..
Walter Mood Of Illinois, were
pleasant diners st 7. W. Jones,
recently.
Oscar Drag0o came home Sun
day from the west.
eating and threshine flax and
pressing and hauling hay keeps
the men so busy that they have
hardly time enough TO eat or sleep.
Mrs. RobinsOn's sister, of Ken.
lucky, who has been here for
some weeks left Monday for her
home.
We are requested to ask YOU to
announce that the Ladies of Da-
mond will give an ice cream social
at their school house Tuesday night
August the Cad for the benefit of
the church.
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More Game at Manila.

special TO the Register.
Hone KONG, July 2S-Consul
Wildmsn informed Dewey that sew
en- small Spanish gunbosts we're hid
ing in the vicinity of San Miguel,
Luzon island also four ships loaded
with tobacco at Cavsssrdis. The
Concord and Raleigh have been dis
patched to those points with instrrc-
lions to capture or sink them.
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Havana Is In Hard Lines.

Special to the Register.
HAVANA, July 2S,-Elcarro accuses
Cervera and Eulate of cJwardice in
the battle of santiago. The bread
supply is low aud the army is in a
bad condition. The city is in total
darkness at night and many leading
families are requesting Blanco for
permission TO leave.
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night of the 25th She had on board
twelve hundred troops The cruiser
Cincinnati accidentally iuund her
next morning within range of the
cannon of San Jaun. she had thirty
five typhoid fever cases on board.