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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-10-29
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS. |

The following, writ IL to the Sun,
will be Of interest take pleasure in
reporting through your co!n,nns the
fact that my wife lost tine cha elaine
watch that she has, OF hal, the bad
habit Of wearing dangling to n lend
ant on the bosom of her gown when
she had occasion to deck herself to go
down town or elsewhere on the stree =.
! have long insisted that women
who wore their watches in snch
a manner did but tempt thieves
to steal, yet my words had no
effect upon he:, and day after day
have seen her go out only to see her
come home again with the watch still
there aud smile of scorn on her ia g
for me. Yesterday when she returne
there was neither smile nor watch. /
also desire to extend my sincere thanks
to the gentlemanly and urbane pick.
pocket for pinching the bauble. He
has taught her in cne or two seconds
what / have been years trying to teach
her, and am so grateful that l am
almost tempted t. offer him $5 as a
token of my esteem. l gave the watch
to my wife dozen years ago, and
nobody knows how much | have re-
gretted my thoughtIess kindness. l
shall make no effort to recover the
trinket, aud if any other men, situat-
ell as 1 have been, want to combine
with me to organize u society for the
prevention of women w,aring their
watches on the outside of their clothes
in public places, l shall he G al to do
all l can to get them together and
solidify them ss one man. With these
few remarks shall close by II gain ex-
tending to the pickpocket in question
the continued assurance Of my DIS
tinguished consideration"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-10-29

The Hamilton elms up at Harlem
are to be cut down aud flats
buildings put up in their place by a
recent purchaser of the place. New
York ought to be ashamed of herself
that she let's those venerable old trees
90 by private vandalism. For five
generations they have been an adorn-
ment to the city. Hamilton brought
the slips Of those elms from Mt. Ver-
non, and it is almost like chopping
trees down from the grave of Wash
ington to chop down those elms.
kNICKERBOcKER.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-10-29

Another period in the passing OF the
horse car here was marked the other
morning, when the residents of Sixth
avenue awoke to find handsome. new,
clean and comfortable trolley cars,
noiselessly doing the work Of the I'M
comfortable and rickety "carryalls"
formerly in use on that avenue.
Nothing for long time has attracte |
the general attention OF travellers
along this thoroughfare to the extent
this innovation has done. Only the
superb attractions in the show win
dows of the big stores succeeded in
diverting the attention of the passers
from the long-wished-for convenience
of trolley cars. Men and women
stood near the curb and gaZed for
minutes with mesmeric attention at
the strange spectacle. The effect
seemed to be hypnotic.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-10-29

Itisa very gracious proposition on the
part o., the soldiers who in one way or
another have been benefited by Helen
Gould's kindness and generosity to
collect their autographs in an album
and present it to her, with such a
written expression of her gratitude as
may seem fitting. What makes such
a gift peculiarly appropriate is that it
isn't to cost those who contribute to
it penny, and is to be simply an ex-
preston of their sentiments toward
their benefactress. Doubtless this will
make the gift all the more acceptable
to Miss Gould.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-10-29

Seth Low occupies tolerably cen.
spicuous place in the life OF this muni-
cipality, physical and intellectual. He
has learned thing or two of the wiles
of political chicsnery and in the hard
school OF experience. Those enemies
in public life who have opposed him
most bitterly would jump at the chance
to place in his care personal interests
demanding the utmost vigilance and
integrity unguaranteed by bond or
security. 1t is Seth Low who says OF
Theodore Roosevelt's various official
trusts: 81 challenge any honest man
to point to one occasion in which he
subordinsted the public interest as he
saw it to the private interests of
Theodore Roosevelt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-10-29
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ADVENTURES AMONG CANN|bALS 5
The Strange story Told bv Louis de
ROugemOnt.
GOD use is being

OOD use is being
made by the sci
cntists OF an ac-
count of the
experiences of
NJ. Louis de
X o II g e IN o IL t
among the saw
ages of north
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

The big railrSsd back taN ca-~ - ih.
ertcnu- agvn; vcrsus the Nax.o 4
Mi>>isSipp Valley Eailroasi ,osnp@ny. os
the Illinois Central Eaii0pad company.
NOR, property ~p-rakiny. sn,iirnis esH.
,o an end at Jackson las, week -, far a.
the tircnit Court II csnc~rur,l- Pend.
ing the Picadings by hs,th sidcs in
the Circuit Court counsel f,r the
railroad. finally Withdrew all their
pleas on HE and announced that thry
declined to plead further and that the
plaintiff iu ths cass- could take " hatev-r
Judgment h. desired The two suits
for -s- and i>gs had been consolidated
With this sni,, ~hich was fec the ,aS-.
of i>'s. i-sri. i-es and i>ss. =, tha; the
Judgment will b. Tor taxs> for ~ year~.
amounting u ahuut sSS.osS 90 80 oussC
Fer year. whtrh will make the total
utgment In this csSr ahsnt 500. 80.
bat the exact sassunt eanuot - aN-~r-
tanned until the calculations are mad.
ey the elrrk There ar. nf,.~n c,an.
ti-~ ami a numts.r of municipal or
p-sr,bous Interested In the Suit. hs>ill.s
the STATE. aud ih. taNes due each cum
Is and town mus, ~ computed s~pa
rstely Tor zach - the in yrsrS-
In addition a. the ,as~~ adjudr-...i to
- due in this es>r by the Circuit Court.
the raiir,ssd = liable under the de-
cisinn - the Supreme Cour, fnr the
taSeS for the years commencing
with i>>.i and running up q l>si.
th'. date the prv>-ni judgm-n, heyin-
with Th~~r taVe~ will make the total
due from the Nszr-s a Mississippi Nal.
ley abaai e. .s.lo s-lo
fhrce other rsasis arr ai~o affected
b. the deciSi.,n, and will have to psy
heavy amoun;s ot hark taxss IL the
Judgment IA the present ess- stands
ihs To-, Of the Federal COURTS Thess
arr the Canton. Aberdeen 4 Nashville.
the Guif 4 ship island. the Satehez.
jackson & Columbus
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
THE MINISTRY DIsoUIETED
The ssastr,ias p~~psaisx that Nrs~s the
t.n Of s.sst.ss rs-y Msst
f..r r~ss~.

fAKis. Jaiy N The Madrid corre-
>f-sudsnt ~ the temps SAYS.
he cnd y impsti.ntiy awaited.
even the sov-rnnnent uo longer at
tempt nr t. Disguise it, conviction that
after the fall of santiago the time will
have come for tainking at.sut over
iurcs ~ I--ar~. especially a. AL the Ea-
rop~an chancriiori-> advis.- thi~ course.
The ms~tiags that arr bring hcid At
iiay oanc. IN the PruviBcr % Navarro.
and along the Pyrcncran frontier. are
greatly disturbing the MINISTRY. Tn.
Parttsans 1T Don Carlos are making no
-ocr.t Of their intention 10 ri>e 10 the
terms upon which peace j. concluded
shoaid entail iss>, % territory
t.sn Hiancp cablsS that IL will i,s i'm
pss~sibl- for rcinforertncnt~ u reach
Santiago IN time 10 aid n the defense.
the duration ., which " iii drrcn,i upoa
the supply of fo,-i aud ammunition.
unless the garrison attempts dr,Pcr-
ate surti-
The Temps, commenting ur-sn the
foregoing dispatch fron IT. Madrid cnr-
respondent. ssvss What should de-
eide neutral cabinets 10 civ. wise
counsel to Madrid - not only the fact
that the latest developments 81 the
war have entlreis changed the CON-
Paexi1u Of the situation. which wa-
already grave enough for spain. bat
the further fact that there arc trust
worthy indications of a beginning 80 a
reaction in favor Of P-sce in esicial
circles
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
COMMANDMENT HAS BEGUN.
TIE isfasmstis. s.ts~a u,s, y. the " 80
D~p.rt.-.t Yesterday wnhsat tay
w~ra sf rsrt.a.ttsa-

ws.nISaroN July 1.-THE hom.
bar'inent Of >anLag" ha, begun
That was the verbal information oh
tanned last evening ~ho tly before nine
ociosk at the war department Almost
immediately three bulletins were past
81 the most important of which was
from '.en >haftcr
This dispatch announced that ten
roral. Who succeesie,i O.n. i.insrcs In
command % the spanish forces IN san
tiago when the latter was wounded.
had declined 10 surrender uncondition-
ally and that the hnnbsr,inent ot the
town would b. b~gun by the army aud
navy about four o'ciock Yesterday
Afternoon.
The fact that the t-Jmbardncnt was
scheduled by >hsiter To- begin ~ late
in the day created some comment. but
no explsnstios of IL was offered. In
answer To questions bearing upon that
point. t.~a torbin >aid.
Il have not the slightest infcrma-
tion a. 10 the rea>sn> ten shaft~r had
for beginning the t-subar,nent AZ the
hour he nsmes. but IL was probably b~-
cause he was ready just a, that time.
NoI eau speculate about that a. well
A. can.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

During the pas, week the temr~ra-
tarv va. nearly normal for the s--asa0.
and The rainfall was un.v~niy dir
trihut~d. >omc >~cti"n~ having an eN-
e-~s. oth-r, having icfisi-nsy ~ about
the average amount Wind amt hail
storms damaged vegetation slightly IN
a few i.--aiiiis~4 Cotton has continued
To- grow very naPi,iiv and bh-pms are
becoming general Where tao much
rain has fallen the erop l. very grassy
and wes,,iy and spme fields hsv. been
abandoned IN consequence. few
army worms have heen observed At
scattered points. but no damage has
becn reported therrfrom this Season-
Corn i reported in h,e condition. with
prospects of a large Weld ,.ar'isn.
and fruit are doing well. with few eN-
e-ptions whcrr the rainfall has been in
sufficient, cats and wheat have been
harvested with very satisfactory re-
suits All minor crops are favorably
reported
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


A. News rvporier eu,s rv,i the o.ie-
II SECRETARY - STATE. this morning. he
'vnnd col Power admiring gold badge
that he hat jest rcr~ived frnm J. g.
Mcs,uirr. secretary % the Mississippi.
Pres issoyiation
Al the last meeting 10 the association
rcld tsadg~> Mere voted tap; Z. h.
Mayer~ and Col. !. l.. Power for eun-
tiuu"u> membership and regular At.
Tendance for thirty three years
The badge Is . work % art On the
front !, the c'at II arms II the state,
quill ard ssi,-pr- aud 'Mis>ss>ippi Press
Association. organized May. i,ia ou
the rercr>s side Is presented 81 Col
j. L. Power. ~ Mississippi rrr-S AS-o
citation isp>.
col Power 4. Justly proud Of the com
piimen; paid him by the Association a
which he has been msmb~r since IL,
organization, and he deeply appreciates
this token 81 IN. high esteem in which
he - hcld hy his newspaper aSSrcia,e'
throughout the state. jackson News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

The Poutotoc * >,arkville Railroad
Company mas just been organized with
an authorized capital of sioo.oco- The
contemplated line Of railrosd Is of
exceedingly light grade. and Is designed
to connect the town of pontotoc. the
Gulf 4 Chicago Railroad. with the
town OF Starkville. and will be about
sixty miles in length This line will
pass through one Of the nost produe-
tive cotton belts between the Mobile 8
Ohio and Illinois Central Railroads. 10
say nothing of the splendid forests of
both hard and soft wo-is- This line
will cross the southern. or Georgia
Pacific. and at s,arkyille connect with
the Mobile & Ohio and the Illinois Cen
tral lines, giving an enviable railroad
outlet. and supplying long sought
and much needed connection with the
outside world This railroad has the
most favorable prospects for an early
construction.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
HAWAIIAN COMMISSIONERS.
s~aAtors CaiIon and Morgan and Repre-
sentative Bis, Appointed 20 Act
with Dole aad fr-sr. .f ifAN4it.

WASHINGTON, JalyIO. The presid,n,
has appointed senator Caliotn. ot lisi-
nois; senator Morgan. OF AlASamI.
Representative llitt. of Illinois. san
ford Dole. presiden; of the Hawaiian
republic, and W. T. Frrar, of uaNau.
to DC c9snsuissionere und,r tAs Hs.vA-
iisn annexation resolution ". r.
Fresr is one OF tile jlstiees ot Iae sa-
preme court of Hawai-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
tn. fTr-s Mt-si.<ippi-

CHsrrASoosA. Tenn. July s-Five
recruits were added to the rps,er of the
Firs, Mississippi to-day. making total
Of new recruits received to date about
Ia the rolls.
Maj Porter left for his home at Jack
son to.isy. on . thirty days sick leave.
Capt. u u. Ewing. II Company II. is
commanding the third battalion during
Mai PoFter's absence
I.ieut -Col. Williams has been ap-
pointed by Col t.ovan to constitute a
field court to try petty offenses among
tn. boys-
col. Govsn was much improved to-day,
and expects 10 resume his active duties
toMorrow-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
SOME UNPLEASANT TRUTHS.
Geo. Bl.aes Advises Madrid Of AnAirs In
Cab~-H~ Has Little FavorA-
bie 10 Report

MADRID. July lO--A report has been
received from Capl-Gen- Blaneo. in
which he says that the bonbardment
of santiago de Cuba WAS not resumed
at noon yesterday, and that an ex-
change of prisoners has been effected.
He also said that American reinforce
ments have debsrked, that the Ameri
cans have erected defenses aud placed
batteries upon commanding points
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
Is,.s ni. oa-~s. hat Love. uI. Csaatry
ANOTHER SPANISH DELUSION.
Fight Alsa~ Agsiass al. Asasrtesss
| Rather than Its~osas N.nk.---

Madrid, July 1.-The Impareial
says the CaFiists are a great source of
anxiety to the gosernmenL IL avers
that an aide-de-eamp of Gen. Maxine
,;om.x has asserted that there will be
a new insurr-ction la Cuba against the
Americans AS the Cubans believe the
Americans do not desire the independ-
rnee of the island. but its submission
to American rule
II Liberal says that peace Is impos-
sible IL the United States claims pos
session of Cuba ''Th. spanish army
j. determined to repel such claim
but even should the army cease tC
exist there would be $4,000 volunteers
fully resolved to uphold the Spanish
dag and 10 reject peace
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
TRUTH FINALLY RECOGNIZED.
The DArke~t Pe>siraisu rervAdss O0ciA
Maartd-F2ts OF sAnttag,
Hopeless

MADRiD. July Ii--Information re-
ceived from the most reliable sources
is to the effect that the darkest pes
simism perv.des Madrid oeieisldon-
The hopelessness of the war is finally
recognised. and the peace idea now
seems To predoninzte in the cabinet.
and negotiations are considered urgent.
The cabinet is likely u sohere until
peace is secured.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

GREESvIILE. July s.-A few days ago
an attempt was made to assassinate
William Higgins. . white planter resid-
ing near Leland The load of slug-
fired at him from ambush struck Mr..
Higgins in the shoulder. infiieting a
serious though not dangerous wound.
Allen johnson was charged with the
crime. and arrested and placed in Jail,
So sheriff j. Il. Hebron was surprised
and indignant when he learned. this
morning. that a negro named Wes
Gould. a former convict. had been
charged with the crime, arrested and
hanged by . mob near Leland, last
night.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

Because Of varied opinions among
physicians as to the cause leading to
the death of the Clark family at wes-
son recently. n coroner's jury. was sum
moned and returned verdict Of death
from eating mushrooms The Is
months-old child. who ate very heartily
of the fungi. not being sick. Is explained
by there being two eookings. and she Is
supposed To have eaten Of the first,
which possibly contained only the edi-
bic kind One who ate only one morsel
died
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

wAsHrsGroS. July iI.-Adjt- Gen.
Corbin TO-DAY received from Gen. Shat
ter a revised and corrected report of
the casualties before Santiago on July
/. ? and 5. IL slightly increases the
number of killed and wounded as given
in his first report. and Is as follows;
Killed. as officers. 2os men; wounded. 5
officers, l.eee men; missing. 81; total
l.5ss- Gen Shafter is of opinion that
the number of missing may be reduced
somewhat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
cA.rr.d win knlIns . Negro.

J. S. searcy Of Corinth is in Jail AZ
Jackson charged with the killing of
Robert Cole. a eolored hack-driver.
Cole was found one morning last week
sitting on his hack. dead. with his
throat cut from ear TO ear. Its charged
chat the knife with which the CHASTITY
wocrd. were inflicted WAS welded by
Searcy. who travels for the Adams Ma
chine Company of Corinth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

At Ingomar. station six miles south
OF New Albany. last week. Bo,to
Walker shot and instantly killed Joiie
Robertson. Robertson told Walker he
was going to throw water On him.
Walker replied: If You do will kill
you.- lie threw the water and Walker
drew his gnn and sho, him through the
heart. They were half brothers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
Ke-,x..r:o. of tn. ..y..,. c.s,..s.

LONDON. July 1.-THE Madrid eurrv-
spondent of the Times. tsl.graphing on
Monday. ssys: .->enor Sagasta went
tspshe palace today and rendered bis
resignation and those Of the cabinet IL
l. said that he advised the queen regent
to appoint 4 new cabinet. largely con-
sisting of the military element. which
would not necessarily mean the adop-
tion of warlike policy, but probably
the reverse. Ii Is generally expected
that the resignation will be accepted.
but the resnlt may possibly be merely
a partial reconstruction of the cabinet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

MEssISA- Sicily. Jaly 10 -Fhe Span
ish torpedo ooats Aa.iAE- Prossrgtna
and osada, belonging 10 A'lMIrA, "a
maras squadron, have arrived here
from Port said, On their way 6.sck ~
Spain.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
THE TIME Is NOT YET orpF


Madrid JUL n Marshal MARTINEZ
GaanPuS. ia the cour>s. - an interview
at San Sebastian. said IL Was irnp.b~Si-
bic that negotiations for PrAcs slloaid
be- entered upon hv the spanish aud
American governments. for the reaSon
that th. tim. was not ys, rips. lie
had
AI-.,. Advocated k~fsrss. fsr tsb.
since l-s bat not autonomy tie
fully recognized that autonomy hasl
not yielded the expected results, Par'ly y
in Consequence ot tn. island war AMI
partly becauSe It had b.-cn granted -,
late. In i>os he said. the late >~uer
Csnovas. waea premier. had proposed
to him to Introduce autonomy. bat he
tCsmposi declined 10 do ~. consider
ing the time uniavorable-
Is.~s Hi. ga-~s. hat Loves uIs toaatry
Nsr~.
t;sn. Campos denied a rem1rk attrib-
but.d Ia him that he WAS less cpn-
ecrned at the loss ot Admiral Ger
vera's squadron than at the position ol
the queen regent
II belisvc. he declared. that >paiE
and the monarchy are intimately con
neeted. but am tirst Of all >paniard
Nv affection for the queen regent i
/ great. but ms affection for my country
is greater.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

The Second Mississippi. in camp at
Jacksonville, Fla. lost one man last
week. T. G. Ivey. of West Point. died
of typhoid fever. Five other cases are
in camp. but the others are doing we'll
The men are badly in need Of money To
care for the sick.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

Mr.. T. c. Kimbrough. clerk of the
railroad commission. has rendered his
resignation to the commission TO take
effect on September l. and goes into the
firm of Critz & Beckett, of West Point
This firm will be then known as Critx.
Beckett & Kimbrough-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

COMPANY z.
Cepaah ktAss--HAxLKarRsT.
uunemss 3 Birasses. Captain
rny Z k1Oaay. First Lkeusenanf-
80 " kedh, QuArtssaasxef Sergeant
s.n.oa 5. Beaif. sefueaok
sAmes " Maxwell. Sesnoank
ycnn WhetAa. SerRonnf.
ss..lootns =: whifiag. sergearl
ianrt = Vas Ner1An. Corpeeak
wsil.s w ; I lI.nsastees. cosPeraL
sr,aoa =. Ystse. Cogpogsi.
yeanes !. AIken. Coepoeal-
eSssa = ssssens. Corporal
whib :. pssGER 0113etaA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

COMPANY X
NeLAursn Gunrds--HicEoRx.
noo<rr ". Desss, Captain
Inna NJ Peters. First LteatrnanI
WsIter q. welch. secosd Lieutenant
Rrsuk p. Donsid. First serge1nt-
q c. Dxase, Guartexmssses esfssssA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
TySISsIPPI VOLUNTEERS
rasr REGIMENT OF INFANTRY


co~rtIyp ~ sso =. rovrs-l
II a. ,-x,u-e.t ~ since PREPARATION Of
| i~.ssi,l.ar. hsy- b-~n naaAie ts all the coss-
-. !. revised roll u The rsgis<st sai b
4 : ~ iaisf.
60 " Gsov,n. Ceiseei-
-, - wnIiasss, Lseuseu,s,-CoiooeL
-. re 4. ps,aail. Major.
n = = Potter. Jr.. Nalsr.
l. A. Turn-r~ rurxesa.
y s..t,wln n. Nitireii. Assistant snrg~oal
= n-nry : Bauer. Assistant sarx~on-
= u. sErury. Qaart<rsnA.tes.
r. Fr.ns ~ n en. th1ptsinL
,.s,rss : N~rgef. Adlafsnt
~ Htuss Jr. sergeant MAJOR
80, IisTv-y Csmpbeii- v-sartsraAster SER
rzal -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

On the Way up from santiago num-
b.r of the spanish seamen saId that
they had had enough Of lighting, II
least with the Yankees.
Ii is said that ADMIRAL Sampspn'S re-
port to the navy department Of the d.
siruetiou of oerveras nret j. ab0uL
is.0Do words Ensign Palmer e4rrscd
the document, which Wa prepared ia
book form.
IL Is understood that Admiral G.-r-
vera has accepted an Invitation - stas
at hotel at Newcastle. about foar
miles from the navy yard
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

Ensign Palner came ashore with in.
pOrtant Official dispatches for Washing
ton, aud left at Ell Yesterday ait---
noon with a large grip which he Nou.I
allow no one ,o handle.
Admiral Carpenter has perfected ths,
arrangements to land thc prisoners at
their quarters on Seayy island this
afternoon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

II ! % tIIr hrSt 0fIl1rr ~ q tTie =
Louis, EnSixn Payne. arrived % thc
navy ward 20 officially notify Atu rsl
Carpenter of the arrival - tae vs->si.
aud was the bearrr of me,>sgc, ior
Capt Philips.
Cadet Fremont. ot the 81 Louie.
landed with six iuasied witl maii
from tia, iie,t. and a. wss scnf "a sag,
. The nlsl ntliee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14
'ORD. MISS. THURSDAY. JULY "A. 1898.

batteries. with thirty ->ix guns. will h~
in ps,sition a. sweep the spanish lines,
although zen. Shafter can get ainrg
without them when oer tr,-pp> op.-n
hre froin the rbigr ~ san lSan hiiA
Prom tina, point the kcy ~ the span IN
Ps~iti"n can b. sW~p, with artillery
and infantry nr- aud :, viii ~ inn
p~s>sible for the sneny To- live ia H.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-07-14

There are about - VI the latter. tho
remainder beiug iii from she sT .ct|, -
exposure aud thv rain during ta,. bat
tie. M One IS allowed On uparJ ta.-
prison saiP. ami nome 81 the oai ...F, ~
crew are ailoxsi "a shore