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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14
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Japanese statistical tables indicate
that there are little more than 10, ,ooo
foreign residents in the empire. nearly
oue-half of them being Chinese. There
are Ais English, f.0-s Americans. 5ss
Germans. s9i French. ssT Russians, the
remainder being represented by small
groups of different nationalities On
the other hand the number of jap
anese living abroad is not far from co.
coo. the largest share in Hawaii and
Korea OF Japanese students abroad.
numbering about s.soo. the United
States RECEIVES . ITS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14
THE IDOL OF The VETERANS.
Miss H-l~m so-Id Receives Notice OF
Her Election n -pan-or for the
H~e-.tI, Eora-d t-sorIsti"n.

Washington sept. II AJjt William
c. LiIlsr. of Lancaster. Pa. spanish
wat veteran. yesterday received the
following Telegram from Mis- Helen
Could. who WIS unanimously elected
national sponsor of the spanish War
veterans association;
y our Kind message has reached me
informing me Of my riectionas sponsor
for the spanish war veterans. aud
take great pleasure IA arrrptine the
honor. for which please express ms
thanks ,o The association
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

The United States commissioner &c
the Paris exposition desires the fact Of
Totally stated thst no such undignified
production as a life-sixed gold statue Of
woman will be permitted in the Pari.
exposition grounds, either as an ex-
hibi' or concession. Ii Is proposed
to maintain the dignity Of the United
States exhibit. and not to encourage OF
permit advertising which would reiiec,
dlscredtt upon the nation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14
YELLOW JACK III Jackson.
0.- e..~ ss N~r, wstizssst Tyre
D-v~t.p~a-rw~sty New
es-~- la hoy West. FIa-

Jackson. Mss. sept io.-onr rare
of yellow fever in Jaes~oR was o.
ticially reported 70 the state hoar,i =
health this afternoon 1h~ patient =
u. Porter. eity clerk Dr Murray. ~
the diagnosis in his report 10 Surgroa-
General Nyman. anu says that the
ease - of very milignant iyP-. Tn.
patient i not expected to live during
the night. II is expected that many
other Mississippi towns will quaran-
tine against jackson during the day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

The most valuable natural bridge in
the world il to be found in Arizona.
lying across deep ehasm - feet in
width. II is a petrified tree about four
feet in diameter and about 100 feet in
lrugth- 1t is pure agate all through.
and therefore i much more valuable
~ regards material than any bridge Of
marble or granite would be.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
NOTES OF PAST CURRENT EVENTS.
BY J. L. POWER
BY J. L. POWER.


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tAsao sitT u. .. Ioenssu1 Ysfap CIfy.
FIntrEH RNrMwsTNrsrtvs.
FfsaAua aai Lineeia-A " feas.. v.ss
Franklla eauafy
H-usoa AMI rlppah-s Jse owes. Ripley.
TlFpsh esuatv
siahsrns aad 1ss-rssa-R " Nasrps~r.
kassam. staitars~ eeaasy
tiafss aat Jasp~f f--1sa-s n Esass. 4ait.
man. tiatsa gaaatr
Gr-naia iat waasssa,-ry W 7 Necai.tsa.
wiuona. Nsatxsn-fy esfnsy
LFasr asa Issfaa Jsha Sharp. Isai..
suis " astrn rsaasf
hsfrlsau ard Incksssa a-t.~orz- p Hs~e..
Mssissippt C,ty. Hsrrf.sa epaafY
t-e aai it4sa4ha \ 7 csu-say. aaa-
tachie itarausaA vosnsty
nisss aaa t-rss--,s ". ssssrs-. ..ics rlty.
Nasno Csunfy.
MI NOMINATED sFNtroH- ANR RrrrH-
-ESr,rfvE~
The senate IL comp .Sed ~ - mem
brrs: the house - lal total ~. Ferty
five members ~ the legislature - is.-s
viii be- members - the legislature -
1890. ur about - per cent
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tssaqa~na -Joaa " tt~ath.
isruFe :. T. caieman.
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Frcntiss-W " Cox
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Wiustea-J. u usss
Naiebusha-Iam@, Moor
Naxse-w. W. topty.
Dr. Taylor. of Montgomery and Nr
Denton. - Lauieryiale have been mem
bers Of the house since i-91
KE-So@iSsrsB -rSArpH.
Msurpe-H. = Brsyiss
Ataus--fanrs A tliatoa
tafay-tt~-I " r. Falkn-r
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| felme<-E y Nsfl
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Sisiboras n ". MsEruisr
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1 SENATE
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| taihoan-J I btfiiHgsr
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/ aloa-ss. T. lou~<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

When senator George l. Turner. OF
Washington. lost his fortune a few
YEAR, ago. there came to his law office
some miners from British Columbia.
who wanted some papers drava up.
A. they seemed poor. Mr.. Turner re-
fused TO accept a fee. whereupon they
insisted that he accept stock in their
claims The claims turned out we'll
and made them all. including Mr..
Turner. millionaire~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

Many inquiries have been received -
late euncvruing the unlawful tru.f ar
eomhin~~ iaN passed by the Nf,si>-irpi
Legislature in Marea b. i-a-s lirrr IS
sample from a hrm - 'Eaukcrs aud
Financial Agents. Chicago.
.. N that session ~ bat rniitieai PARTY
contrpllei the legislature
Answer Is.ns-ratir.
. Werc party lines drawn when the
leEislatian was enacted
Answer Party Inc were drawn. but
they were ali on one side - the ques-
tiaa
q What was the total vute fer. and
the total vote against the bill ou II
tinal passage
Answer la th. >snatr. svas -. nay g.
nonr; ahsent "a. Ia the house. yeas ~.
navs ! aisent "a.
To what party lid thc author q
the bill belong
Answer The pcmoeraiic The au-
thor !, a Trading attorney
Here is the full text o. the Act. II
should be extensively pabli,hcd and
rigidlv enforced;
'AS Ar to amend Section . gsD u the An
notatei Cosie q is.s. - a. allow per
sous afrected ty any trust or combine
to recuver an absolute penalty - i've
hundred dollar aud actual damages.
section BE it enacted by the iegisia.
ture of the state of Mississippi That .se-
tion 4tnof the Annotated eois of l-al be
amended - A. 81 read a. follows. The pro-
ducer ami owner of any commodity hos.
co<t or price Is aifcete-i by any unla "a ful
trust or combine. may rccover the sum of
five hundred doliars snd all actual dam
age. anil he NAV maintain bis artion there
for against one or more Of the parties to the
trust or combine. their attorneys, offie-r-
OF agent. and that whether or not all th.
parties TO the trust aud combine bs know n,
or whether Or not the trust and combi
were made or shall exist in this state
This remedy Is also extended and granted
to anv person whose cost Or price Of service
{. affectesi or who in anv other wav l. in
iurcd or damaged by any unlawful trust or
combine In all cases FOR the recovery Of
this penalty evidence that the cost Of any
commodity or that the price of any service
ws> intended 10 lie unlawfully Affected by
anv trust or combine shall b.. coneIusiv.
proof that such trust and combine did af.
fest the eo-t of such commodity OF the price
Of such service. The above penalty and
damages may ai-o he recovered hy affected
or injured person from any railroad. ex-
press. telegraph. telephene or other trans
portation company which may he party
TO any unlawful trust or combine, OF which,
because of any unlawful trust or combine.
may refuse to transmit any message. or
transport any comme.iity for on. place in
this state to another
Sec. !. That this act be in force from
aud after its passage
Auurave,l Mari II F.gg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

Dallas. Tex. Sept. iI.--After pro
tracted drought of 50 DAYS in which
the maximum Temperature has been
over 100 degrees. rain fell yesterday.
but only enough to Icy tine dust. The
present drought is the most severe IN
the history of the local weather but
reau. The city's water supply has be-
come so light that street sPrinklins
and the use of water or lawns. etc.
has been abandoned.
The heavy rain north of here will
fill the rivers and give the city n
surplus of water.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

The following very interesting sketch
~ the early newspapers - Meridian
was prepared By 1ol. J. J shannon aud
enclosed IN a letter to the editor ~ this
department. dated June 20. is<7. IL Is
a valuable contribution not only 10 the
history Of the press ot Meridian. but ean-
tains other matters Of general interest.
We learn from gentleman who was
one of the pioneers Of Meridian. that
the first paper published here was com
meneed by MIR. " l.. Spinks. in the
year ts59. The gentleman To whorn ~e
refer. Mr.. John 7. Rail-. induced Mr..
>pinlxs Ia locate here. and gave him
material aid in the undertaking. Mr..
Ball came here before Mr. Ragsdale's
purchas. Of the McI.emore land. and il
entitled to the honor % having named
the town Meridian. An effort was
made aftrrwarl when Mr. Ragsdale
had his part of the town laii of into
lots. to change the name To Rags.iaie
city. but Il ulet with little favor. Mr..
Ball had the pnstofiiee established a.
Meridian. though the Mobile i Ohio
railroad depot was first called so
washee, but finally Mr.. Ball succeeded
in having the name Of the station
changed 10 Meridian.
Mr.. Ball says Mr.. >pinks' paper was
called The Meridian. IL was intended
| To help boom the town, and secure the
courthouse for Meridian. At that time
there was population of not more than
80 here, and where the city now stands
was an old drld and part OF il swamp.
The courthouse was at old Marion. and
papers were published both nj old
Marion and Marion Station. Mr..
>pinks continued To publish his paper
at Meridian until isSi. when he vol
| unteered in Capt. Crumpton's Com
pany. of the Thirteenth Mississippi
Regiment. MIR. spinks was lieutenant
in the company. and was killed during
the war. After Mr.. >pinISs' death the
paper passed into the hands OF Mr..
Willis Brewer. who continued to pub
lish il until July. ISIS. when he sus-
pended publication aud accepted a
situation On the Clarion. which had
been removed from Paulding to Meri-
dian and was commenced, ,s d,,t, in
i>si;i. The paper published by Mr.
Breyxer was called ,x. think ,b,. Neri-
dian Advocate. Mr. H,e,y.r nrnh,blv
changed the nam. .rom the Meridian
10 the Meridian Advocate.
After the death ~ : II Adams in
the early mart of $3.50. IN. clarion was
purchased bv A. z Carter and J. J.
shannon. and published bv carter &
shannon at Paulding. until June. fsss.
when shannon purchased Carter-s in
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

Detroit, Mich. Sept ii.-A pro-
~ramme for the reunion of the Society
OF the Cumberland in this city. sep
tember 2s-27. was adopted by tls chair
man of ths committees having charge
Of the event. Brighten Henry NJ.
Duffieid is the general chairman anil
Mayor Maybury has charge OF the re-
,.ption of the veterans. An attendance
n Al least $50 veterans isexpec.ed- The
,riuripal public gathering will be- adj
irrssed BY ex-Congressman Charles r
BeIknap. and the reunion will conclude
With the sociesy's annual banquet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

President Mckinley still follows his
unbroken rule of committing death
sentence passed upon a soldier This
time it is the case of private who
tried to kill one of his superior officers
While the president is a stickler for
discipline, he cannot be persuaded to
sign the death warrant of soldier
Several soldiers have murdered sheir
comrades and been sentenced to death,
but the president has committed their
sentences to life imprisonment, as he
did the Porto RicaH who murdered the
American soldier on account of love
Affair."
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

Gov. Roosevelt expressed surprise
that New Mexico should be allowed to
remain in the territorial stage until
this day Many other persons have
expressed surprise also at this fact
As early rs I5&o Coronado. from his
post down in the present republic Of
Mexico, marched up through what we
all New Mexico in search OF the seven
titles Of Ciboia (the present Zuni pueb-
osl and their mythical wealth. That
vas two-thirds of century before the
irst permanent English settlement,
hat at jamestown, N. ". was planted
Q he new worsd-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

The reason why the Great salt lake
IN Utah is growing smaller. according
to Prof James L. Talmage. is that the
volume of water from its four tributR-
ry rivers is being more and more di-
verted by irrigation Prof Talmage
>ays the water of the lake i growing
each year more acrid as il shrinks in
size. and he thinks that in another iOe
wears II will be replaced by glitter
ing bed of dry salt.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

What the Chicago police aver was
successful training school for thieves.
was broken up by the arrest in that
city OF Mrs Teresa Goltz, her i3-year-
old son Bertie and three other boys.
Following the robbery of Siz from a
saloon, Dennis McCutcheon, aged Is.
was arrested He confessed and said
that Mrs Goltz directed the operation
of gang of thieves who met at her
house and took To her the proceeds Of
their trips MeCuteheon said the gang
even took t..e carpets from the floors
of houses IL robbed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

There is one particular effect which
would come from a war between En-
gland and the Solth African republic
which il seldom considered such .
war would cut shor. the worlds gold
production by n good many millions q
dollars The richest gold mines Of ths
world are in the domin;ons of Paul
Kruger. and krux~r's organ in London
recently said that IL war should take
place one of the first acts of the Trans
vaal government would be to destroy
all the machinery at the mines in tina,
country
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14
The ,a,,-Dr.,f.. Newspapers.

Paris. sept. .. The anti-Dr,yfus
newspapers here received contrmptu-
ously the news published in the oil
ciai portion of the Berlin seieh-an-
zsiger concerning the Dreyfus ease.
The Echo lie Paris SAYS: ~Th. ter
man government has made "A last at
tempt to save the traitor.'
The Petit journal says: The court
martial will attach the same impor-
tancc To- the statement a. ~ would to
d' claraiion by Drryfus himself"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

The City OF Mexico has been doing
business for s7S years There is prob
ably no capital in the civilized world
that during that period haS been the
center Of more wars OF conquest and
more internal revolutions. and vet
through all the troublesome days of
these centuries the city has retained
its financial reputation free from blem-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

Washington. sept. 1.-THE Marinc
Hospital service here has an ofiici1l
dispatch from key Wsst giving the to-
tai of yellow fever eases reported up
to date n IS5. with ten deaths. The
detention camp NJ Dry Tortugas =
now in operation. and refugees are be-
ing received and cared for
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

Key West. Fla. sept io.-Twentv-
three new eases Of yellow fever aud
two deaths have been reported in the
past - hours The situation J. still
very gloomy and larg- numbers Of pesi-
Pile are being sent to the detention
camp at Dry Tortugas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

Glasgow. sept. it.-on the arrival nf
the bark LanarkShire. from France.
yesterday the chief mate. Charles
Black. u Montreal. was arrested On
charge Of shooting aud killing col
orrd seaman named Trott. after a
quarrel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

Meridian, Miss. sept. Meridian
last night quarantined against all
places infected with yellow fever. This
will prevent the United States cir
cult court eoRvening in this city TO
day. Judge Niles and MARSHAL Collins
who were at jackson yesterday. tele-
graphed the local authorities for per-
mission TO enter the city. but Mayo
Dial refused and instructed the Of
heers not TO permit anyone from an
infected point to enter Meridian.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

New York. S~pt. Ii.-iIealfh orfiee-
Doty reports that all o. the four pa
tients from k~y West. removed To
Swinhurn- Island from the steamer
Lampasas. have developed yeilos
fever
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14
TOPICS OF THE DAY.


A -novemen, i On foot in Montana 10
give the republican nomination for
governor to CaL ". e. keSsler. Of the
Firs, Montana. now on the way home
from the Philippines
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

New Orleans. sept. Presisler.'
Souchon Of the state hoard of health,
has issued the following bulletin: No
new eases. Third ease Improving. DIR.
CAN'T wires that the isolation at Mis-
sissippi city is perfect"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

Although Hiram Cronk. of Ava. Y.
v. aged %. Is still carried ON the PEN
,iou rolls. pres. dispatches recently an
uuunced his death. lie was not only
the last surviving soldier Of the war OF
i~l2. but also the oldest penSioner.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

he authOrtftf> IN AITrria Eave ttu,-
aoa toward fighting the graS>hoPpers
In one section s.eoo camyi. were en-
pinved 10 carr the material for burn
ing over the places where egg, had
been deposited.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14
Past Ni-.Is.IPpI Ia-an. s.yIam.

The editor % this department being
in Meridian ON the alst ult-, was in.
vited by DIR. J. VI. Buchanan. superia-
tendent of the East Mississippi Insane
Asylum 10 visit that institution. A
trolley ride of nearly two miles took rs
To the beautiful asylum park. that sew
enteen years ago was an ordinary for
est The buildings, though not 50
large a. those near the capital city. are
very imposing, and the entire equip
ment Is very complete. There are SIS
patients. all white. aud about equal as
10 sex in numbers. Scores of applica-
tions are registered for admission when
vacancies occur, a. is the ease at Jack
SON A brick building has just been
completed that will accommodate fifty.
and the brick has been burned for a
similar building at the other end Of the
main building. These will be known
a. the convaleseent cottages. There
will be no bars to the windows. and
the lower story will have a gallery
around where the patients can sit and
chat and read and imagine they are on
the way To recovery. This plan has
been adopted in several other States,
and with splendid effect.
DIR. Bachanan's only medical assistant
Is Dr. L. L. Dobson- MIR. K +. Moody
Is steward, and Miss Sallie Nurlry i
supervisoress.
The Greenville Democrat gives Gov.
Mei-aurin i05 Instructed votes To- ena-
tor. and liz xnfs.s e Mr AiI.n-. nam.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

Galesburg. Ill.,. sept. il.nr. George
Churchill. principal Of Knox academy.
died here yesterday. aged 20 years.
He had b~en a resident here for %
years.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

Oporto. Sept 1i.-One new case OF
bubonic plague was officially reported
Saturday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

Among the prominent witnesses on
ly Senator TrariruN. the former min
lister of Justice. remained seated in the
front row Of the witnesses seats. In
the second row Of the privileged puO-
lie. facing the Judges. sat Matthieu
Drt yf1is. brother of the prisoner. His
sunken eyes and eareworn face re-
fieeted his anxiety and anguish. u,
was evident that he had not slept dur
ing the night. He was attiree in
black. Capt Drryfu sat beside a
captain Of gendarm-s, and. a. NJ. DE
mango refuted the arguments made.
in the speech of the government com
missary. Maj. Carriere, the prisoner
continually turned his face toward
Matthieu 10 watch the effect i, had
upon him.
Capt. Dreyfus, however, did not dis
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14
A BRUSH WITH REBELS.
Filipinos Attack Santa Rita, Guagua
and San Antonio In the
Early Morning.
atpulstu WITHOUT LOSS 10 AMERICANS

4 rre-.ts~ss s.d wsstth, ta~,~r
OF tt"ti. Jss.- the a~hst--, '~s-
s"ssa ptpstsh sr~. ti~sG Noes
Nav, q. ss-op-ss's Win tssd
tsrs-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14
DR[HUS FOUND GUILTY
Sentenced TO Ten Years imprison-
meni--The Court Stood Five
to Two AgainS; Him
WERE tIrtsUiTls6 CIRCUMSTANCES.
rh~ Ttsst ,pr~ai sf u. p-assx~--
nr.sgs- is-t W.r,i- q. th- sssrs
-~s~s~- 80 u~~s.- u.fsT. th-
tsrst.s-re~ ,stt-Dr-,f.. >~~~-
Pap.r- tusss~st.


kennrs, sept o. III court Fs''fsd
a. io y. "- '' "''ns''i'r 'h~ 'e"i'c'.
The 'eFd'et Guilty
The cv"r' ia"nd eNt's HaiiuE eifcuna-
sianss--
'"et' Tee wee -e"'"ns"'i D" 'c" 's-rs
'.'if if'''"'''nt
'''''" "'i'''i' @' ''" '''
Al t-a..n... -,.,~..t a., n,-,r,
....,..,.., h.. ,,,.,l ..- ,h- 5.r~,..
.f..
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14


N. Inhabitants - Renn~s gvu~rniiv
s-s tnc,l ~ b.. FuinE about th~ir hu-t.
us~~ ~ usuai. though ,h~ police rrru-
latiuu- b~eam~ mor~ rnd gnure s,rivt.
Nuseue Who stepped tor moment
within half a mile " the iyc~r W.. re-
grs ~t~,i % mote On hy gendarmes Who
appeared ou ssrrS side - IN. -.tuar-.
Tho front ~ the telegraph ofic- was
h. id ~ detachment of draguons.
wiii~ the other quiet strrets were en-
h,tn.sl from time To- tim. hs troops %
drusoous marching through with their
shining helmets. aud long hors.-hnir
pium.~ trailing behind When the
court reached its in,.rru,Ssion there
WAS the usual rush To- the cafes and
dissu-~rd in all IL aspects
~ D-@sss~ ,sss,s... Ni. PIES.
VI pvmangv can,inr,-s' his plea nm
fii IN. court suxt,-nsis.' it. --~~ion ut
ten o'cteek. NJ witch f1r-a- " ws. an
- uu-rti that counsel ~ould us~'I so-
Other hour - cvnciu,i~ hte sp.vch. A.
i-r whrh thu iulge~. % WAS ssi,l~,l.
votild retire 80 consider thrir seriiyt.
Niier VI ts-manre had sgsok~a.
Maitr iat-sri ar-ss. anu formally re-
p"uuss,i hi. right go plra,i.
rhr p~roration - VI is.naus-v vas
"a spi~udid pierr - oretary. ili~ voice
thuud,f.i through tfr court ant
echoed outside The ftirers aud
tfoap.rs stationed tn iha ruurt Yard
crowded around the 'pt.anc~ to th-
tail standing on tipioe to catch =
Ehmtss ~ the SPEAKER. while inside
the hall a~ many IT m" ar,'i~nce wrrv
moved tu trnrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

\ loud ciapping Of hands grsetrd the
conclusion Of Demange's final deliy-
cred psrior.,tiuu.
Drt yfus. however. appeared impas-
sable l;ut - hr left the stage. hr rN-
ciaimed tn these aroud him. 4 anu
not guilty"
The prisoners besrers replied with
eries af Courage. courage.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

plat the Intense emotion With Witch
his heart. un this critical morning.
mu-t hasr lsrn bursting
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-09-14

Manila. ~-pt. 5. VA itrtl hour ~ept.
the follow ing dispatch. th' ACCURACY %:
whi,h Is uuqus-tiourH e" De- tri
craphed
The surgeons r~po~is in r~rhrd 'n
tn. condition ~ Gsu. arNrthur's dt-
vision show that ts Trr cent nf the
ofio.re aud sit, per r"n'. 80 the en-
listed men nrv sick tn. includes the
sick IN quarters. and a. 49, sent home.
Eleven per cent of The enlisted mcsi
sich in quarters are ut'-fiy suffering
frnm dl .entrrA aud m.ll nal lstrr-.