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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
POET CHESTER

Edward s Jones. thirty years old. was arrested
here yesterday. and has been held 10 await an eA-
~. h,s saritv ZONES was wandering
about atmlessly He declared that he had muir
dered his wife last week and mat rs"a IT,, %
haze been able 10 learn that he IS stenograpnel
snd was formerly employed by the Louisville ana
Nashville Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
TROLLEY CAR KILLS 4 CHILD.
THE MOTORMAN. IT Is SAID BECAME Devil
DERED AND COULD NOT STOP

Justin Darvenel seven years old. was run over
and killed by a trolley car near his home NO.
rs Dean-st. yesterday The child had been out
playing near Vanderbilt-aye about O'Clock when
A car Of the Nanderb!lt-ave. line. going north ape
preached tie crossing William Klser - 40 I5
Summit ave. the motorman. had stopped a. Bel
gen-st one block above 10 lei Of some passengers.
The grade AZ this point the nOrthbound track
runs down hill. and Users ear was running AZ q
fast rate as ~ approached Doan-st. When the car
was about twenty five feet away from the corner
tho child attempted 10 cross the street in front %,
j. kiser II IS said mace 40 effort 90 stop the
car. and appeared 10 become bewllaered Tho
body vas crushed almost beyond recognition under
the forward wheels. Tho father Of tho child is a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
BAvApO CASE AGAIN ADJOURNED.

The application of William r. Hearst for man.
damus to compel the officials pr the Ramapo Water
Company TO submit the books of the company to
the Supreme Court for inspection came up on an
adjourned hearing before Justice Dickey IN Special
Term in Brooklyn yesterday, and the argument
was again adjourned until October L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08

cook emnIoyed In one OF the clubs OF Brooklyn, ana
the how was one Of a family Of ten children.
Motorman Kiser Will be arraigned THIS morning
before Magistrate Teale in the Myrtle-ave. court
on charge OF homicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
Armour cementA
"sAco"
"sACo."
Z. & W.
The "SACO" shirt
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise s:o4 Sunset 5:91 78s Mocn's age
HIGH WATER
AM-saney Hook 9:25 Gov. Island 1857 He'll Gate II so
N-sandy Hook e.42 Gov. Island lo:i4 Hell Gate l2'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-08
WAT : rs
PA NOS

We have an assortment OF over ZUU
pianos for YOU to select from.
100 new WATERS uprights and baby
grands at prices from S225 to $500 for
cash, or on installments OF only 81 TO
$40 per month, if desired.
so modern WATERS uprights THAT
have been rented a short time from
$3.50 to $500, payments only Sc per
month.
80 good secondhand upright, grand
and square pianos taken in exchange for
WATERS pianos, will be sold at BAR
GAIN PRICES, $50 and upward ior cash,
or on payments OF only SIS per month.
Stool cover, tuning and delivery free.
Don't fail to examine our pianos,
prices, terms and inducements, whether
YOU want an elegant new piano or one OF
the less expensive kinds. Send postal
for catalogue.
OPEN EVENINGS
until January 1st.
HORACE WATERS & CO..
1874 Fifth Ave-. near 18th st.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13
PROF. WASHING TONS ADVICE
80" i--rr"-d~r 60 >>.th-rs
b' '"s-~rst- 60 >s~.r- t--aalt,
fr--s nae ssaatrt

fu-A~r~- Ala Aprii Do. Praf.
h""krr I Na~hg.ton. ansv,crinr ~.
r"q'p'--t - a prominent coior,i man in
North tsroiina A. 20 hat ,houid l,s
done tu aliay tn pr,~-uf y,snaict b.
tuyeu fhs races. ei~aris advises him 10
make aiiiansr With th- triumt.hant
deni"crass. >sys th- irttrr-
= have i--vn asking mt-~if lately
~'-n" 'ey srriau- qa'-stiou.. AMI Q
want 70 put ~ur or two % fhrus o. sas,
j. ih'rv ans rTa>ou uhs the n~grp in
the s"H'h shnula c0ntinur 'o opf-r-.-
the southern Write man aud hi -
t.rS- = This not III s,ure~ of nsarf.
al our traabi,se asaH..,- is.s4-ls ~
-rcm 10 have gotten fh- ri-a In;o olr
blood and hunrs that AZ arr ouis aef-
inz in a uaniy vas wh.u We esfss--
southern white meu W5gh oHr vote.
In some way. 10y soni- naeih,-L &C
must bring the rarr - ~ s-ssnt - iss-re
~ viii era>- 10 fr~l that The oals say
Tor II 10 sHece-si i TO opf-.se ~ters :
thing suvgssI~d or put forth by thu
southern white uivn.
This. I rousislrr one 81 aar rial
ptoldeuaS-
Il believe that there arr ihau>ausls
of white democrats IN North carolina
s. ho arr - pr crnt- l--ttcr fri~nsi. to
the n-sro than tsos. l;'s~>.-ii. ard ~
no nece>>itV in continuing ta fuiloN
GOV. Eusseil. who ha> no power to pro-
teef. or " he has the power. doss not
eNerciss It. rathrr than thr>s. ethsr
white men who eau protect IL II W.
cra>e To continually and forever oP-
I,.ase iheIn.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13
THIRTEEN LIVES LOST.
f1rs - w..fts. >.- Nsrtsr's Rect
a.ns~ Dec. r.rrssts wsrk several
r.rs.a. tsJ.r-s. o.~ Fatally.

New York. April S-A disastrous
Gre visited the wcalthiest section %
this city during the early morning
hcurs Of yesterday snd caused the
death - a. pcrSonN Nine or ten psr.
sons were injured. one % whom will
die. A mother aud her three little
children pcrished. The list % dead i
almos, equally divided betwes n people
81 snusnsl wealth aud servants The
tire spread 80 rapidly that /, gave no
chance of esespc The smoant of dan.
age - property = extinated a. Atent
so. eeA The t-r originated o, the
eornsr of sixty eventh street and
f!ffh Avenae. IN the hoa~s occupied
~ Wallace e AadreNs. Pr~sidento Of the
Ne~ Nnrk StsAn Heating company
There were in the hoa<e "a persons.
fast asieeeR Hoe tie IRE crixtnatsd
Is suil mystery. though IL seems
toierabiy certsia that an explosion
Of some kiaa o~~srr~a bat -hst~.~r
uas the csase 'h~ flames gained bold
vith saeh raPidity that onlv two ~
carsd from thr haiitinr oue - these
: 80 bAaiv in jnrei that Shr has no
ehance - surviving The hre comrnu-
uieatsd 80 Sixty-utntb street and. in
the house - Aibrrt =. Adams. a serv-
ant vas hurnrd So death. thus briag-
iu Z the total % sictius - d - thor
ouvhiy did the sarnes do their woF<
hat when the guttea Andrews house
vas searched. she corrssS were 80
charrva a. to te almost tsyond rsrsi-
live idcrtitratlpu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13
pALIEIoA CROWNED KING.
the gss.n.s-y nh'sa ...- ~.n~.a
nsisr- ses.ss. uraet.i. Ab.~at

Apia. samoa March 80 via san
Frrncisco, April = Ca March S.. Eine
Taaumadiii Naiictoa was crowned
king % samoa a. Mulinun. Admiral
kAutE snd Capt white. 81 the rkiia
d~!phis, Cart Sturd~e and Capt Per
le-s~. ot the British cruisers Porpaise
and Eova 1t. the nitea STATES and
BRUSH cousals and the ehi.f Justice
~ere prcssnt at the c~rs tnonv. which
wss attended b. an the representative
Amcriesns and Hriush The Geruasu
ofhciAis we're consp cuous by their aS-
sen~v Everyboiy j. aux.ou>iT await
iuE defuite pews from the three
powers ], Is ,houTht that. II ter.
nany aeknowieags- Fana a. kiur. the
rei~ lion viii 1~ broken 10 not. Al.
mlrai kaufx Will take stronger meas
urrs thau hitherto Their have b~eu
lively turs IN samoa durinx the pas,
fe- DAYS, ~ has already b~sn told iz
eisraieAs~ va Asek ianf $ew Lralard
1hs [ niied States and Hrtfish Rar.
Sh p have shelisi Nsfaafa's forcrz r.
peatcilv and sAi ox. have t~cn landed
in Apia to prOicc; property. Manner
oss essasltsez have rcsuiisI ga hssh
sdc~ Admiral kautr sad the eoan.
ranaers - the british shirs are anN-
iousiy ASAitinx atvicrs frarn ihrlr
govcrnmcats and in the meantime the
shrlllug proceeds daily
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13
ABOUT DEwEY'S COMING.
ts@sts-lss ..s ss.s- us.- wna
the psh~r u~mh-s.

washiRg,un. April : -withia a few
snaaths Admiral f.rury will - hack
oa American So. q all GOES veil an1
viii then bo gwen the welcome be
earned nearly year ago IN Manila
bav- lie Will not ts. recalled. a, snch
action might i-e construed aS y mark
of diSsatiSfaet.on with b. recent ac-
tons and might encourage the
fIlipina>. IN tntimsiion has been
conveyed To htn. quite unofficial
". Of course. that the work
W the navy in the PHILIPPINES = over.
80 far a. fiect movement, arc con.
cerned. aud that the minute he asks
for shore duty the request will BE-
granted. II Is undsrsiood Admiral
Dewey j. ready to come home nox. "a
far a. naval duties are concerned. but
prefers - hBish the work Of the
Philippine commission aud como home
with Chairman Sehurman aud cN.
MIN stsr llenby.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13
THIRTEEN MEN INDICTED
trs~ ntits ssssra-s sxsfu.s tss r.stts,
sa~x~s 20 s..- r.rststp.'-s - ,s-
if-shtsx 80 . r~.tsa

eAsrisS:sa. : e.. Arsil ia shs
aited states ooart here. ~ Iras-
lev presitin< a true tiii vas fluni b.
the rraud iary against I ef thr men
accused - ivuehlng frsser u Baker
al Lake titv. = e. februarv ~ i,s,
l-eforr giving ihc case ou; Judge IsraN-
.ey DC circred an Impressive chargv.
The cas- Nas one - the h'a, srss ever
psrpsfratcd in >ruth arti4ns be- sai,l.
ana q N4s the auty 81 thr s-oserurs-at Z
10 prosecute 10 the fuiirst ~xtrus anF
NJ all - the D~a " ho IA x at have D. "a
Implicated in it, commission The
iary retired and trourht IN the b ll
after b~ins oct ieSs n an haur L.
wi.i h- rcan~snt--resi a. q oa the ntrht
y February -. isg~- a mob seat to ths.
hpuse % 'ostmastsr fra~~r g; liskrr.
q negro. Sho was otaaz oas to the
people of the town o. va pau-r.f
IN shaw ngS piled srainst tte aau~s-
and n-~ set u o. Nhsn EAkr-. :
wife sai biz cAiI irvn tired % rsrar--
hs and his iufsat dau -hter Wsre
-iilei. while his wife and tso other
rsiitren we're s-r.eas,y rvounis-i ~
uaen shootlng at them from the ,se,si, -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13
TWELFTH CENSUS DISTRICTS.
Ceaatss D. - ~ ptsI "a - T.s<r--.is-.l
pt-trtst q 49,. sftA ~s..- tea
.ssfsa.ttssN

IS ash nxfou. April : Thr fpiiou inS
scarsur for The division - thc country
inta supsrvssora' z STREETS ior the pur-
p-sse q the tWrif,h ccnsuS has hcea
aleptei o. Director Merriam
Tnr rrasas as prrtisss tslt IN sss'- ua g.
ter nf eaa~rt ls..rs aiytric-s sAsI nat sEreri
81 arf faat shsrrrer lla-far4t'r rhr n,s1az1-
ar.es - rcesr fa.rrIsss sasi raafsrr O. tAls.~
~ fre rar fes.inaal fistrisf> H. Huaus-rr 20
ca1rrrssisuai fi.trarts g. g ga. ~hIeA raast t-
si7srf r.zhf te-rt'erlal slsfricts tnsla,i nr ou-
fr HasaH tri fuu 20 k1stR The uaaerf
- a-strarfs e. b. Saved e. causniattrtns IL
faer-faoe 81 On tsr iuter vs. q tar rugEsers-
f.an t ras trer H-ensf .ft satl- - r--rt
tara rv1sa atsslsa Htere the E-srafa.isa ts
'.assr ttaa tae ay~r2r~. ra.hrr mas Is suaFss-
- setfl-l rsr aas
Tar faEeu .sr asfas nauatr - districts az
la.f~f o. eara afss~ra state aat trrr teTT.
Alsssa Ar.rsas krsa1sas e C-l.fsFais
Na.ara Hasa. tasae Oh uals ~
ialiaaa l1 ia 10 t-rr. .f7fr. frsa tt kaa-
.as Naarss-a Missaari 60 Meatsna O.
Nrarassa ~-rafa q ~ N-st-s Narta
lflaata fasr 81 tia.aearla o ta.s-.sa /.
>aasH ifs1r-a rrsaN - Jtas o. wasals--
tsa H sra1sae H.sua
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13

The CADETS FIRST BATTLE.
Prospective WiIitar, oas-.r- Ftkht
for IA toar tEsi"st Three
Tias-> Their Nus.s.r.

weSi Point. y. Y. April 10. \ fiero.
battls occurred al Highland Fails al a
lais hour saturday night between ea''-
slisiAtr~ for admission To Nest Point
a. cadets on the the oae side. an.l
hos Of the village on the other. The
candidates are attending the prepara-
tors schools al Highland Faiis prior ,
bsing examined az W~st Point neNf
Jgne for admission to the seasiefuy.
Then we're aboat "a II ihrm in tbs.
f.-kt. hut they were Outnnmb~rr,l
tLFe~ IN oae by b. boys OF the town.
The troable began With hsnd-to-
hand encoanier. aud the crowd sapn
it~rssseSi u such an sNtent that stone
throwing took the Plsrv - lists 49,
sr.. Of the Candidate yvrrr niore n
krs~ injured. thu mo~' SERIOUSLY hurt
b~ins L. :. Grant. third. appointed
at large hy the president.
NcuRg Grant was assisted To his
quarters at Crsnston'> hotel. Many
Of the town boys ,ferr also l,adiy us.-l
ur. \ yoaug man named ilossan.
driver for Adams 4 Co. az Westport.
was ~-y-rrIy cu, In the head by ro-rk.
Th-- services OF all the doetors in town
w~rc required.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13
WITH US IN SYMPATHY.
f.sh .s~srasa s.y. fsr5s Eies sh-asa q
o~e~ - u.ds a I~ssits<s .sa
f.-sa4sils /. state

Chieago. Aprii Rev Father >her-
mas. soa Of the late Ten ". l. shrr-
nsa. sske has jas, returned from Porto
Eieo. spoSe bitterly yesterday - the
Spaniaris and the Spanish erels,i-
astics IatAer sherman received a
comm - an A. chaplain 90 the Forrth
Missouri. vsiunt~ers when tae war
broke out. ba; left BIS re- mea,. h. r..
dispatched On sp~ea al scrviec bv an
order from secretary Alser iast
August >Pcakiny - Porto Eleo. he
said.
Iuas f,r szF-ral uaeatas a. Porto fiFf ant
thtak lt tl- uiast b-aatfH eoaafry la ihs
Naria Ihe u-np5s are utth POS se rasi' sat
mqa# r. aaf aasa rr 4tfz4tH la ear laiHli a.
tlnns ,haf theF 50 Is csEl severn asoat.
sai sn i1 farer - a5asi1s f'o-sa Ei-e = ter
riferF tug.elaaf..ir. sa1 efrafuatsF . state
"a D. shef aHa..as are a. 2 aatd aat late IL
ErEf IS ans s.eoHtH ! has ever uaf rhe srras
- itiraI tFshrra fp He is HartE ! aro,liet
thAs t,aau1 So caas aGra h.aslshc-i 70 ~
u lure ti Is Ia = state g snareaF IA us-
gro a. sa ths mal ft.q kai taeE hatr 80
pe-rF Ia thrlr haais IN ra-e a4- - as
Ill - hef= frrssas=,i is thr near fafare
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13
WITH NO UNCERTAIN SOUND.
The ~s- ~hs c.- D~sss.y sp~-,s
hss~. us~ 60 ~.s -N.- 10
Nsasttnx N.ssts..

New York. Apri % ADMIRAL pc~.
~ haf given io the Manila cs,rr~-for,.-
rnt - Iesii-'s W~cki,. an infrrtse,, -
Ear'iing The suggestion That the nd.
mirsl ba made candidate t.r ,h-
Pi~sHisney neat Year. The admiral
suid. - - roiitiss.
4 am a sailor. \ sailor b.. no phi.
- The administration 8. his parst
ami r'puhi'csn or sf~uiocra,i~. II snas- /.
NJ difference. Then. again. I come
iruis Nsrmoui. and son know what
that mcans. To - anything hut a r..-
prtlisan in Nsrnout - H. T. a man
" ithout a party. NJ flag Eruteusnt
comss from G~-rgia Hc 's-ii. ms 3,
L. anything but ,ls.mocfai in a.
south !. 10 i'~ noi,o,ls " Iiac,I south
] ~'.'.ld Pro''ably b. drm,crat.
-iiss' NoH ever voted. the corsr-
-. n'isni asked.
~. YEAR ago. ba; M, vote WaS
rfnsils Influenced by p~r>1nai pr..f-
cr'ucs or locai conditions. . am not a
y liiiciau. have never he'll poii,i.-,i
"r'.' and am totally ignorant Of parts
iriri,acie~ and affiliations
Ndmtrai Dewey said that lcithcr bs
''sation. disposition. .-lucation ~
tre ming. was hr caracitaffsl 20 an ID
pr 'drrrs. lir said that h. was isSl
~'h alcng in life TO cousid,r such q.
= -ssiniiiiy. Hi, health would not 81
NIT ~ NJ his tfr's work vas in ,l.f
i'rrnt isn~~ of effort. and thai. yh.i-
III kinsin~ss and enthusiasm 81 4. :
~" nd wsrr grateful % h.ai. and go
ssurfou- tributes Of - Aui-t is-an y,-..-
gale ~rrs dsaF 10 hiH. ~ rorld not ss.l
~o'ih not h. = canalslate fur the pre-
~ nrs "f the Hiievi stats un.i r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13
RECORD OF FAILURES.
-nh SIS Th- w~.s shs-. de-
sr-..~ af a. Per t.nt


Sew YORK. April A-E g. Daa {
Cos Weekly Review % Trade ssYs,
f-aIurss fa thr urst aasrser - 80 srF~ -
raaahrt ssss ar1fas' = - last Y~ar azsi 80
iassslafzss - ife All ar4zus. ~ - a. -
rFeas- af fz6 r. esnt Geographical asurrts
u.zH- th~ rstuTn. H-asHar sah sllsst In
eraass. = asf .5..t. II Nea fafiaa.L a. luzrfass
- O. ner eent In tae .uafh~a,t ana -
Pr Gees ia an arutfzl ssatee EhFfe 80
a a-rssase ~ n=srtF q p=F csaf in the
Farinr as4 a'hHs~saFa state q r~f ee.t
z sest sra -Et'es szf .. nrf e-ut In -it.sile
ssafss ~ ntarr Vear - tae "a covered -
isaa'~ glArteFly reausts has sAaH1 ns ssanit
fstlsrss suriaF - srst slaarser srcep'lax -
aHa is 4 az1 10 ethrr eKr-Fx i--f ansi l->s ..
sal ilatiitl-~ rer fafiar- T1e average -
as1aatt7 . iisriiltiss pr Gru - hzsta~-s eniF
-@s. s smsile= thAn n TIE nrst swtftsr -
aaf nrEz sxoeps is~a ant she rate ~ s-rfAa1tei
Liabilities - solrent r.avmratS tnraa-h clear
5as Aszss~, ezly h. grF o. 81 ts assp TIE los
80 Tor ~ aEArtfr sNc-ut IN -
Failures for th@ @er& hAve eewn iti ln ~
Unlt~s. >tatrs arsiust - last rear. All 10 Ia
Caaal;a agasnsf y lzst year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13
Realistic A~sInx.

Denver. Col. ApsI ~. Miss Marie
Burroughs. of the Stuart Robson com
pany. accidentally stabbed Harold Rus
sell Of the same company. in the fac-
at the broadway rheatsr saturday
night. During the act Of Two Rogues
and Romance. Miss Burroughs
part requires that she GO through the
motion Of stabbing Mr. Russell. The
scene Is in semi-darkness. ard Mr..
Russell leaned forward as Miss Bur
roushs brought the weapon down. and
received deep wound ON the left side
o. the face
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13

a jump of Sio ton here yesterday.
The Immediate cause Of the adVance.
attributed by some indirectly 10 the
com bination Of the broom-eorn inter
ests recently formed IN this city. wa
the raising Of the price hy the Central
Broom-Corn association. which met At
Charleston. Ill Dealers from ChicA-
20. Kansas City and 81 Louis were
present and the proceedings were gov
erned by reported shortage of the
supply. Another meeting will be held
in May, when n further advance will
be considered. II is said the trust has
q corner on all the available stock
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13
STEAMER JoHNK. SPED SUNK.
O. th~ n~.s->arr.~ fs~rp~
sf Al On Bead

Ioai-eiil-. ~ Npril - M -
.t~ruv h-~i .feanser IsAa \. >g-~L
lsssn.i hs the tius.iunstIS 4 Nv orfrar=
Packet 80. s--aus~ tiuuta nae.aiite
= hile l.ssins b-r d. ! Yesterday ait r
s.-sm. owtnz "a "a frrarh-rou- current
tnd 8h~ high .insi prrszilin=. ausi
irifts,I Down N. ris~r until ~ siri.es
th~ oater I-,iui VI thu krntuckN sid-
u the dam
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13

Kansas City No. April ~ the re-
suit of an order issued by United
States Circuit Judge Philips the A.
fairs OF the Kansas City. f,isturg 4
Gulf railroad are now under the dtrec-
tion of the federal court The trans
fer was made Epon the representation
OF the attorneys for the State Trust
company. one of the trustees Of the
road. ihAt rrriud &C existed locally
and ihr' altered a just settlement %
the difficulties over the receivsrship
appointments. in which the property
i now iuwolw~d
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13

Chicago. April : The Alty~ld party
j. to hs reorgaaized under the name of
'-1h.eago platform democracy. a
permanent executive committee WAS
established at meeting in the nity
building headquarters Yesterday. The
primary motive underlying the plan
to p~rpetuate the party. according tc
ex-,iov. Altgeld. Is 10 have a diSei plined
sighting force ready for the great ma
tionai battle next year. The ex-gov-
ernor intends IN fsht for recOgn ton
in the national .enoeratic conventlon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13

Eminent sieamtoat authorities say
that AZ least thr-e-fourths of the
Speeds value viii be saved. while the
actual loss on the cargo will not b.
over si.eo- The sPsed = valued at
about ss5.eso She lies Hat upon the
roeks. with the water over her main
deck amidshiPs. II j. b~iieved she will
have to be wrecked to saw whatever
the underwriters may secure. such .
boilers. machinery and rigging.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13
~~-.si r.~-.- r-p-ss-s.

iiHrinE >~serai sesrs priar 20 ~ r.
tirrus~ns froul the t--frh sh~ ius'i,s >
hsalfh ~ tinsss ~~~ui-d On thr f-utat
~ hs~ak5nE. t-st b. usuaiiy r~s-ossrr,i
pronp;ls. su.i IN few says soaid
ag-in r~suuar his lisslisisi daiiss- fet
~ fss~t t~.r or urnr.. tAo-.- ui.sst inti-
mate uifh htm knrv hat ht- fsrHtaI
Fouers urre t~coainx -sus~a huf i.s-
ss.frssf
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wss hington. April 9.-The British
government has chosen Mr. &. l. Eiio;,
{. L.. a. British high commissioner te
samoa. MIR. Eliot i member of the
British ambassy's staff here and has
had distinguished career in diplo-
macy.
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Madrid. April I0.-The following d.
Tateh from Manila is pubiished herr:
-Aguinalsio has issued n o~cree l.-
revtinS that spanish shall he the Of
keiai language throughout the archi-
I<iago. and protesting against the
American pr-tension 10 foree the ~
of English ON the natives. who do mol
know IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13

The di~.a~e r~asiiis si~la-'i 20 tr.at-
meu'. ant on THURSDAY last b. -at rp
for a timr. ansl >s~Foed quite hiul.-if
sgain- efst oa Satuuias nlerniae 4
rhHtsg. fsr fh. sor~~ tr,pk pl-er. anl
sisssii ru~n h~ lot rwnscis,,sns..
frrla that iiH~ h. --,nA rsPiais. aaI
.Iarnl ~ .. - n.rlr--A
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Providence. H. l.. April 9.-The
American woolen 60. has completed
its preliminary organization. and IS
now rrady TO proceed with the alb
sorption of mills on which options
were given few days ago in various
parts of New England.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13

D,nver. Col. April io.-UaitsI State.
s. naior Henry NJ TelIcrha heen quite
IN al fever. resulting from a sever
cola. contracted while in Chicago; bat
u Is announced that the erisic has bee l
passta and that he will be able TO be
cut again in a few days.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13

New York, April s-President Me-
kiniey ami sseretarT Long lave -
leeted Rear Admiral >lnpsoa To rep
resent this eoant-y al \ reception TO
be given To the Ameriean navy at
Southampton next MAY lie will take
with him. it i sad. the cruisers New
York and Bso9kivn an the battle
ships Indiana and " ssSachusetts
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p~.,h Of c~.. job. y. r.r.-r.

~. Louis. April 9.-t;en- John W.
Turner passed away peacefully at his
home at ,:1i a n-- saturday morning
surrounded by his wife and five chill
dren. The sixth child. Lieut.. Soulard
Turner. m the United States army. is
on the ocean. bound from New York to
Cuba
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Washington, April e.-AdSiecs from
Gen. Otis report that everything Is
ouiet in his command. and that many
OF the FiIipinos in the vicinity of Ma
lolos are displaying white flags in to-
ken of submission to the United States
authority.
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The rr.ssst Al Ia..s~s.

Thr ~fr,d was on brr way so View
Orieans wi.n the aeeitieut occurred.
and had s05 tons Of miscellaneous
freight ai-oari- There j. no way Of e.
trnaiing the value of the freight. hut
il j. all insured in open policies in the
agency Of George ". Neare a Co.. of
l-.s...arna.i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13

London. Aril 9.-Mr. Joseph IL.
Choate. the United States ambassador.
las accepted an invitation to dinr
with the benchers of Linsol1's Inn ai.
the grand night of the Faster term.
about the end OF the month
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13

Acting Secretary of War Meikle john
made public. on the 9Th. the following
statement Of customs receipts for the
Island of Porto Rico: For the week
ended March IA. s35-3ss. and for the
Nrek ended March Is. Se.5ss. Esti-
n-iing from these figures .he receipts
for the island of Porto Rico for the
nscn'h of March will far exceed those
O. either January or February
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-04-13

The Southern New Englsnd Metho-
oist conference. IN session At Province
Town. Mass. on the 9th, adopted. by a
hsing unanimous vote, resolution
eslhng on congress to expel Congress-
man Roh~rts. of titan. for openly pro-
iessee polygamy. and demanding the
submission of an amendment to the
constitution forever prohibiting polys-
amy and disfranchising any one guilty
|of il.