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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

Dallas. Tex. June "a Oscar Ham
cock and Willie Meadows. each a
years old. sre drowned in kidd's
lake, tysO miles west Of this city. yes
terde-. Tbs Scys were al = suada,
seAoci r.enie Na1 went Is 5s.s:Is
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29
FIG CULTURE IN CALIFORNIA.
Partially >.~~~ssfut Esp~rts.-.t>
Indicate the Earty sa~~~.~
OF the tsasssry.

Washington. Juns -. The arricsI-
turai department has issued a bulletin
treating Of the probable succsS> % the
department in establishing the Smyr-
IA tg industry in California II ap-
P.ar> that the fruifing % th~ SmyFn-.
az j. dependent upon the intrusisle-
ton fron Europs. ard thr establish
m~nt " California % iitrl~ inSrvf
which f~rtiIix~~ thu fg. Experimental
in;roius tionS Of the in~sct were thrr,-
ufoa begun. and some brought over IA
iss-. suce--sissi in fruetifying the
CLOSED f;owerS Of th~ Capri figs gra~
iEg at Fresno. making the first -tep
OF the experimental Work succsss,
The bulletin adds
since the insect has maintained ~
self for an-entire wear. there j. r'-asou
TO suppose that IL will continue 10
Bred. zasl shAt Gzlisarnia- II the neal
future will Be able to place fg upon
the market which will possess ths
same superior favor a. that which has
given the imported smyrna hcs iheiI
prr-emiEent commercial rank
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

JohnSt0un. Pa, June St.--The Cam.
hria steel comps NJ has posted notice.
of a general advance of wages II ten
per cent About $50 men are Affected
b. the Sdvases.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

nsler a decision of ttc snprenn.
court the county Of Jefer~oa came into
possession. few wears since. ofavai-
uahle school property. kns- n "a the
tayet'e aead~nny. consisting 20
large and comnodious tSo-s,sry brick
building. with ample doruaitoricS. sta.lv
! halls. music roonS. etc. all On a site
that - beautiful foe ~itua,ion.- lis
entirely too large for the purp.ssss ~
the ordinary common schools, and
hence some Of the public spirited and
progressive citizens - the county cun-
eeive'i the idea ot utilizing this valuable
property by establishing one Of tho.e
schools Of higher rrade- suggested
and authorized by section ssi 80 the
constellation An act was passed. an
proved February :. is9>. creating ..the
Jefferson County High school, the
nve trustees TO b. chosen by the board
OF supervisor. Of the county. and the
state superintendent Of edueatiOn 10 be
ex-ofieto president ot the board Of
trustees The >shool ~ be ut,~n TO anv
white ehild OF eslncaI,le axr lisingir
jefferson county. who can successfully
PISS IN eNsminasiou in the curris-sirn
OF the common schools children from
other eouuues- To be admitted on such
terms a. the trustees NAV adopt, The
! supervisors are authorized to lew m
annual tax 10 not less than two mills n
AM - the s-l,c-st
A. this i the srs: and the only .hool
I of q c @ind in the state Z e experiment
has been watched with Increasing IN
terest in all the other counties. nut n
/ l. no longer an experiment II i sue
eess. ard sill be a perraaaent saeoess
I II the two-mffl tax i continued This
yields about 81 $50. Isuari and lodging
in the dormiio-y i only s. pr moath.
The school under Prot. W J. TAILOR
and a strong faculty. closed it, 6rSt
year Ol the 18th inst Ou that. aud
'hs, day Preeeding. the exercises drew
Isrrea ID icneescs pstroas aud frisusi<.
Th~ program incIusse vo.rai and ~
ssramen;al music. r~citztious. dehaie~.
eoutests IN eiocuiioa. Spelling. pry~snts-
tion 20 rold medals &c Addresses
we're made on the lith BY state Supsr-
I irtenseas whit6eid. and On the isth by
senator v. !. Sullivan- Altogether il
was ore - the mos, interesting and IN
structive school entertainments "a las
been our privilege 70 "a itnessfor several
years-
coms"a School fani Distrihaiisa-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

states transport Baford arrived YES
seFday form havana with - cabin pas
sengerS- - CHhanS. ssreu destitute
Americans. and o. discharged soldiers
and government employees Twehty-
four of the Cubans. ten adults and five
children. are under charge OF james
H. skunk. who represents ths Cuban
exhibit at the Omaha exposition They
will constitute the inhabitants q the
Cuban village OF r J. jackson. aEsi
viii be cent TO school IL this equutTy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

In the courthouse yard at Fayetic
jefferson county. there i a monument
that the writer has several times
not'e~d. bur until . r-c.ns visit made
NO special inausry ccnerrning 1t. The
m"numens was crcst-si tiftv-,hrse years
ago, ! = fee, high, enclosed With an
iron fence. and Mas an Interesting his-
tory. a. the inscriptions On its four
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29
ra~ E,--s-E rr.z---@~.

N-islr from fh~ presentation. N.
rvsniug rrurrafnui- vuu-i.t-,l "f th-
Fsnsiisiru - part - Havsl~n -erfs
tion- hr fh~ Lss N~ras uratusiaf 10
cietv
NJ mi,ln,sht Col Roosevelt ivfs ess
thr santa Fe road Tor Chfcase H.
Nili arrive th~re at nia~ a'cia.k thls
evening fi~ viii 20 dirvcf In M,ivas.
ks,. ana after br'ef participation la
the carnival eN~eeisss thvrv- vlii lea
for New Nor-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29


Ar. heans' rsii'"s o tAs taNa sat-
'aptf"i then dFlisrrrd an a'iarrss-
NJ Noung ~ersef With The Rough
h'fieF>. AMI ht, rvrital - thf rTsi
mrnfs fNteFirur"s 90 Tampa anst san
tiaso fuand responsive srha an IN.
h~@s'- 81 "a as-r's1'isd is"u<h ts'l~f--
th~ fos,rth - July. h sas.i. -
cur nati"uai ahFssfuaa'- f''iiafiirsii"'st
ing ne ntFth % thr n-ati"n- eHt thr
i'"'s" N'''sI' Ion s'"n'i
ssN ts.s- y '''ii''.'',i '' M 'i.'il..
y" "tt'i-' hs = sa' gs''
'''' y w. "us's' ,o'o.'''i up M az
"n y NV
i''' :" NJ ~" -"
ne e"n"s""sd' Nhen s'aN me ~"ns
~ 'r'Ff-"s "l'f'hihs = l''s'h nc nag
Nhish 'hf.r is'hFf> e'r" :" s-.sr' an"
the SoFae 81 sonir'i'' rafF~ st"thed IN t-i's
same uniform. '"srtng the same arms
aud usrening "aHfF ihe SANE has-
ana the ss'ns "f former -iasss. a.
eoa'rra and arn~s' s-s The "thsr-.
with the rsg ahoys fh~m aud the sauls'
Purp'sF m thrir h''aF'~- ard y" M
iiss-nofn taii-e''s'i in'iia"S s~'~etrd
IN the SANE nnfS and aihinS me same
saas Nhsn ~iN th~-~ nian~
sow to high Heaven H"'vr to ~ a par
tisan aEain- aaa hsrrrfnr'h and for
ever al NEnrrieSns should io"k alike
io me
The he<i"'~"ss' Parade.
The rrEtmsn'aA parade took place
yesterday sft.noon ~ four O'clock
The FeEimsrt formed at Camp Cach-
ran. aad usarrh~d tn 'h. tournament
grounds. SIX blocks away. Col Rooss-
welt rcsie a. commander. accom-
panird hy = staa Of ofHc~rs- At the
tournament grounds Col Roosevelt
oseupied a hox reserved for him and
rkr garsts of the regiment As the
Rough Eidsrs passed and repaS<~d tin
grand ~iausI IN performing th@ir rvoiu-
tion~. To- Boswell sfo"d with haired
head Eaei. troop Wss prssssisd by IT.
| Ts-s-essss supsaiu- as far a. they w~rr
present. The ssens was Witnessed
\ Nv f.r.s, ts.sslo peopis-
ssl Teddy rsA~7 ~ s.rrrsse-
While the review vas going on.
rain elo,sis were banking heasily in
the serth. and Chairman whismore.
OF tn. losul committee on Arrange
| ments. requested the colonel to hurry
| the. movement of the Rongh Rid~rs.
| osrsnSibly an aeI,ouut of the appruasit-
| ing shower Roosevelt complied With
| the request. and in another instant
th. troopers were standing al Kitten
| ,ion.- in front of the grand stand.
This Was a neat bis Of strategy. ami
| before col. Roosevelt eoutd r-aliks.
| why hs Nsas beirg spoken 20. Hoa.
| frank Springer. acting on behalf OF
| New MsNics,. b~san his speech present
| ing Col. Roosevelt with 4 medal
After warmly euIogiziag CO.. Roos~-
vel, and his Rough Riders. Mr.. Spring
.r said:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

Th~ medal r. - ecitd -ruid The
n,ssal i I--ustant fruul a i@r bv ,hsius
N-sf.spsL ,sish th~ ends a'taeh h.,i 10
th~ iar ard irin~,l 70 the ulr,iai 80 he
crrter. Ou fhr har are thv 1retYl~
= osrn~i TheeJor~ lso 1set~if-- H.
tween ths iar and fhe .Heslsi th~ eaat-
81 arms of Nsv Meei-a b. sueriss,i
eIs ths mssial prupsr ar~ sros-sd -s-
t.rs and at'oFr th-rH T. fh~ nlouasrH#sas
EBE IssioS tbe -sh~a- Is the ~ar,l
iuE -Fr-senfed ~ ths stfiz~n- - N~'s
NJ xicu ta~ Nrrss. \ NJ June i-a8 :
sin the circular edgv q the mrsiaI
p-op~r are th~ word =saa Iaa1-
-fa- sstta=tts'ss-. ---5sutHfrsz. In fhH
erufrr. just below th~ srv-s~7 .absrs.
-. N-.--.arr IL. -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

sr.-a-het shr Mil>an~ c,snnnenrvr,ss. ~
rrnon on ~enslay naorniag. snd d~ifs-
errd the h.srary address on Moadav
'no-uinx. III. th~rs~ oa Sandsy va.
-iesus Cars, the ReveIat.ua u s.o-l
and th~ Horr - the Church. On Men-
day. & nivwr~ai rcar~- Great arssii-
eneeS v~re treated q snch fast e
rea<oo and spyv q s1ul- On both -.
casicns a. they may never again en- jar
"a lifetime
The esrrcts~~ IN the clsvsinx day e,pn-
sist~,i % crstionS hy n. r. Csrisy. \
". uosyn~s A. n. I~ws~. n. a. w.sxins.
* shs kraiaatinx siaS-. ant hv sicu~.r
ss-.ys f-w~-. r~7-~x-ntin< -s- fss
eias>. The following vorur gentlemen
received their diplomas trr the 4 4
degree VIM. T. " Er,sgraa. Ifenrv r
'arA~y. vebs,er DsbYr-. Hsrri. Y
Jones' Edsin l. Wall. If~rbert 3 Nat
kin> ohers received diploma, IN bon.
orary degrvsS. aud medals we've
awarded - IsmeS u Mitchell. the tsal-
lopsy lamar un~siai ss- debate: WIN.
l. Darvn. the NilIsaps dergarn.siau
ss--sssi: W. W. Hosn--. ths Gnnuia<
medal for s-riP.nr~ reading. Gsrlanl.
2 Whiiaeid. the o..,ar Kearney An-
drews msdal fpr cratory. John L.
Lewis. the Ligun medal fsr sraf~ry a.
eommenc~ncn, day subject. The
Phiso>ophy - Life President Nurrah
addrrS>e'i the graduates anil prs>cuts
the diplomas aud bishop galloway
presented the medals.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

NrNrn ~ ~rNs -
- Inv '>''.o' Nu'ia
a''a Frs~r'i the graduates an'i prs-~cu'ct
the diplomas aud Bishop galloway
w...m.., ., Ram
In the eour,h.ys, vars =, r,v.,,.
.J~r.r<cn .,r,,r ,h..-. !. ,,,.....-...,
that the writer b,s s.x.-,r -.
NOTICED In. ,,,a.r,. -, -.
M, .c~,.i,l ;n.,,,i~.- ,-cr...-,.s ;. r.
mnnur.,. ~
ago. i Il f,,, hi.b .n.f,,s..,l ,,i.h "a
f-or f,r~,. ,,dN ;,,..t.-At -.
tory. A. the ips..ri,,i,,. ,,,, -. s.,,,-
x,xi.l .h..x
Fr.r,.ttsn
Ta.s asoa--eai ~ass ssssl.a -. ss- s.ss--s
N'ssis,iPst b. AHtheuiy y an at ef the
-tPps"sei suif ~ - safist~t
"a. -. ~ ''s'e ''''i. ll''ra. -
4, -, !, - -.
~. ~as ~, !, -. - =, ,..-,., =
- s>vsrssA-rsl.4.S u
Ds-a IN this eouafy. u-c-uo~r T. f..2
He s>Fs~t tais soaairy duria- ths K-rala-
spaasy Naf AL ~as eass.si a ~ ~
-.as'l -as' lrea.sh ~ traa'-s's
the is~s = grassfal esansfy ,rniser = ~
brave sefssarr--
Adam Kan -. s.r~s..,.- N. al
vi,h,v, ,n.Li,,- A. =
tate. whirh W. .,Ihx ~. ...rh..,,,.-
! r~~r.l ~ the S,.,. "a ~. =
,,r~,s. -, .. c.,, - -.
- -. = = I - : : :
-.
= !, -
- = : "-'''~'n > -
-. '...''' - s'i's ''.s '''''
~ N 'A. s'',,'-s ~ s'.s
-. y -" en- " 'Nz
-, - = .ss.ss : 'Hs ,i-.1,
e'"S tne ~is Nli' 1i'''a
Ne y Known 10 al meu- rnaf mr. ts~
NJ h~Htp ses.iah se''f
-" oes1,a'n 70 ae' H~s ilss''"'' :.
- =. =. = -
80 - - =
4. ,,,,,. :. "a. h.,.-., -. -, a.
10 ,-rf.r,lx uar.~,r,,,.6 !. -
slavery. I sl-o give and b-.,u~.,h 70 ~.
-. - - :. =. -. -.
I 10 her o.n me- and a.-,..I
I m testimony whereof I hav. h--rgn,o
, made NV mara th~ssh aay as arr,i 49,
A hs~
A -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29
ROUGH RIDERS REUNION.
First ANIMAL Reunion Of the First
United States velunteer
Cavalry.
lsila u,rirusWs,s, VIEW vtxeo.
rh~ rs~~s -s ss~ nay 80 u<~-rds--
s~~~ss-s s.t- Ne~s~wrt.. go fss.f
90 80 orEs.ts.st.--~.-s ps~r
sr~-sss~~s r~r.-.ss-. r~~.~-s-
Hs~.-.-fs-. s~sst

las Negs-. N.N.Jsn~ - Memoir Il
s~rrie~ wa> th~ art thing on the
ss'sgs ksirrs' prosrsmns They w-rv
h~s* ~ ~ o'rloek yesterday rsacruinx
ai - ltanaa eP~r. hua-~. ausi Rrs.
! b~s \. trn-tl-s ps-iar s-Fsh~ Pee
'f's's ssss---snari~ - r~avsr. preached
ths rneuseri@l s.rmnn. iIe said that
- d. Nho . fcry-i ~ rrusia
>es~te worfhy ~ rer~-rnifFou A. vv~ll
q. Tho WAS ~ha 3. a. The fruut rh~
Rough Ed~r~, hs- si-elsr-s have. IS
thrir acts a. - aaH. and iu 'h-
Sighting araund <<hanxo. slpcce.,l-d
in writing ous q tie hrixht-st parrs
"a Nmeriv&n hstory rhe.r deels
Nonid ~ ressi hY coming xvurratlon-.
and would rnkiudi~ ns~ love af
country aua an adm ration OF true
hsruf4fu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

Di~d IN this eouafy. u>c-uih~r T. f.2
He s~EN~i tais euuairy durias the K-rala-
uo1afy y az. aaf eax eass.ai N ~ A-f
Us % rraniya aina. rreafen AT rrlar~sha
He ever eeeiis~i = claim N r-asiua q h.,-h
the is-s = a xratrfal e.nnsry irnfcr - ~
brave a-fesdrr<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29
- ballIs - rear lraarr.hlp.

fa hattie uuslsr yuar leadership.
Permit me-. th~rsfer-. la th- name
- The p~cple - New Mvxica. e. pre-
srnt Sos With ~. ui~sl,i 81 honor it.
intransie taiu~ j. bH' trifr. hat w
venture 20 hup~ hat - ri-uscr al
% th~ aT~ctiea. admiration and -
TEEN which u r~rrv~rnts ia aaay hsxv
for snu a salu~ not measured ~ such
a standard. snd ihs' yun may cherish
- -a agreeable -~s, -nir ~ yuur
49,, am~rx us-
The presentation was r~nuinr sur-
prise - Col E.vns-s~lt
Mr.. SprtnE~r hansisd The rtr,ial ie
b. sounx daughter. Ni-- E,a. uh-
rinn~i if On The tapel ~ Ha-r.svrit's
Eough Efl-r bioa-~
The recipient Was tishiy Affected.
and responded a. follow
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS. T;
NOTES OF PAST AND CURRENT EVENTS
By ]. L. POWER.
By ]. L. POWER.


primary ysa-sssa'-sf Or Vass ssr-s s-rr-
~FEsrvR cotSrN.
single primary. Juiv "a Tor rsuafy s-esrs
<xisfatar-. dsstrs<t ,ttsrs-y. No srs~< .. -
@iie'i states senator. Npaveuitua % aasuinafs
aeae<2tss 10 ss-.ie eSassss.~a ksx..sA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

Cos. otero aud staT. 4nd Cov Mur
rhS 81 Nriyuna. are herr. The g-,,v-
erE"r az Coiosado - represented -
Former Gov. Ma .N,lsass aud by his
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

the 49,, -nan.r.tions arr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

h. Iaax asoa-s.sat ~zs %fsSi4.i - ts~ ssste -t
Nississi7ft hF authority - an at af the
lrElsiAisre- spssessi jug ~ - safiss--i
IA at 70 erect a saitaais naanuaseag 10
the H'emory u Adsm ha4n. arcra.-si.
Ia memery q sfaa 4 am.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29


The trustees Of Alcorn \. and ". eol :
Ierc at an adjourned meeting On the
18th elected president an faculty for
next session Pr~sidzn. Triplett pas
no, an applicant In alsresi lhinself
Prof ". II. Lanier. Of Winona- was
eho-en over several eompetitors- lie !
a g--asaate 20 roagaioD and Fisk uni
vcrsiiies and a suece>sful teacher Of
n.any year. experience Ex xPresident
Tineu . = elected TO the chair of his
tory and eisls- Nest % he Hacufsy of
last year were rc-elerted Tie sSsp
Iaincv deelzred vacant. aud executive
committee 20 select . proper person-
The printing department.. ss depart
ment. stands abolished hat the print
ing outkt may be used n printing a
college paper. and in work for the eol-
le9e. under such regulations a. the ex-
eeutive committee may prescribe. Mr..
4. Z. Williams. Of the board Of trustees.
was aprDinted custodian of the college
lands. not to sell. but to protect from
depredators. The college owns upward
of .a.e.o a..re> in several Of the south-
eru counties
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

Rev. James NJ Pugh, an aged and
universally beloved Methodist minister
died recently at his houae in Handsboro.
He had passed his fourth-seor~ year
In.ermest st yazoo City on the IIth
instant
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

Winston eouutvshas lost one Of its
very best citizens in the death Of Capt.
NJ A. Metts on the Jsh- He represented
his people in both branches Of the leg
stature, and had been sheriff of his
county. He was n devoted member Of
the Masonic order, useful. true and
faithful in all The relations of life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29


81 New N~Sico. sant 90 say I rannes
~Nprss- IA words how d~~piy I am
fsush-d b. WIS, yaa have dcn~ 7
rrir- ,his gifs unrv than saythinr
ei-- th=i s.asid havs ts~n ri,sn NJ
c.ming - tf dt--s. and tn th~ wss ii
ao~-. frorn tho~e wh hs,m it gssuire. Fa-
T. eous-- "a fh~ suriv~rsary - ar,
fs'efui ~ tho annals - The west
T~~nfs -thr-. wars ago tu-fsr rfsle g.
hss death With hi. gallant men a. th-
Eo~~hud. adding hi- sharr In the wiz
niux of the v~ss- ia The upiisfiiatn- 81
th~ we~t whirh you hss- go ~ suu ur-
psilt - eFinxinx nP seur ~~stion level
ia patriot IN. l~v~i la highnrss ~ par
po~~ With aiI that th~r- = ~ thts n.-
tom. cannot say hnrs ~.lI ha.,.
h--~n - come h~re. never va~ ,u
Nrw MrNico h~fgrr, bet hasr newer
frli Ike a stranger for ONE uuri~ut
among ysu fNPpiau~-.t ciasui thr
-ame right that varh uf YuaF s.su-
claim ~ glorN and take prld~ fn ttr
rauls and fame - N~s N~xtro. Z 1m
an Arn-riean. - voa arr Au,sricans.
ard vua and shke have thr
rirht 80 claim sr Uur oru
every acrr end rcsi - thr cauutsy
from Maine e. or~ron. from Fiori.ll
to California NpPlar~rl M shaii
tay. l.. II N-w M~xtcn wauts 70 10 Z
STATE. you ean caiI q? rn~. snd Z wiil
20 90 Washington 20 spsak fur sou. or
DO anythiux Nou wish. tGrvat -.
plan>~l
Coi Eosr-svyif's asitrxss wa crf short
ny IN. rain. which Pu' stop 60 tar
aEnus-m-nts ~ The DAYLIGHT pro-
zramus.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

leosrrSrsp rHou last wrrk-l

circuit clerks have responded IN the
request ofth c,ii,or of thi>s ss spasiE.sat
spr the informatio- brioA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

usssss rriFasry. jay :. Il. Fsr Ualtei states
ssaate asa district affsrsey. Jniy L For legis-
'atare and all cuurtv o-crrs. July T. Ia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

Doahle primary. July y. -. for county Of
neers, seslslxssrs, dsxies altaEasy. ~ afsi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

pausle psiEsry. Jaiy q ~. ~hes eaaalss,-s
fee i~si.gsturr and all county ericrrs wilt n.
voted Toe. Ja.tei states sen1ters anf district
srfssrrssx ca Iufr O.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

Adam Kan was a toreirner lie dbl
without making any aesise of has -
tate. whieh was I'D hs the e>eheaior
$3.50 - the >tster ard the IT,
eesst>-- as.sut s>.o"a-paid insothe >;a;r
,rraSury. The SUN - $3.50 was apps,,-
Priaied for the srrc,ion - the moeu-
meut. and col. q. +. Harri~on wa ap-
pointed a commissioner 10 earrv cat the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

Doanle primary. July "a. p. for county Of
heers. legislature. district attorney. esisel
states senate Ceaventioa 10 nominate state
enne~rs and delegates TO stale eonssnssau July
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-17
POWER OF VOICE.

An inquiry made some time ago as to
the greatest distance at which a mans
voice could be heard, leaving, of course,
the telephone out of the question
brought out some rather curious facts
IL was ascertained, for instance, that
eighteen miles is the longest distance on
record at which mans voice has been
heard This occurred in the Grand
Canon of Colorado, where one man
shouting the name Bob" at one end,
his voice was plainly heard at the other
end, which is eighteen miles away.
Lieutenant Forster, on Perrys third
Arctic expedition, found that he could
converse with man across the harbor
of Port Bowen, a distance of 6696 feet
or about a mile and a quarter: and Sir
John Franklin said that he conversed
win ease at distance of ten miles
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-17
WHAT TRIP SAYS.
Denies Correctness of PurpOrted Copy
of Commissioners Report.

SAN FRANCISCO August Com
missioner Trip took occasion to say in
an interview that the recent publication
in a San Francisco paper of what pur-
ported to be a copy of the draft of the
new form of government for the islands
contained more fiction than truth
There are but three copies of the doc
ument in existence he said" and they
are in possession of the three members
of the commission. We have exercised
the greatest possible secrecy in our de-
liberations with the native chiefs, and
nothing has been made public regarding
the form of government aside from sew
eral of the more important features,
such as the abolition of the kingship,
the appointment of an executive from
some country other than one of the
three treaty powers, and the admins
tration of internal affairs by the ma
tives, subject to the supervision of the
representatives of the powers when
grave issues arise, all of which matters
are of common knowledge and have
been publicly discussed"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-17

The schooner Ada leaves today for
Hanalei and Kalihiwai with the biggest
cargo of freight she ever carried. 1t in
cludes two mules for the Government
Road Board at Hanalei.
Rough weather is reported on the
Kauai coast. The Ike Au Hou reports
the Waialeale weather bound at Hama
maulu.
The Moana sailed for the Colonies at
5:15 yesterday afternoon; the Gaelic for
the Orient about 9.
The steamer Helene is taking on a
load of freight that will test her freight
space to the utmost.
The cargo of the steamship Doric is
being fumigated before being delivered
to consignees.
The Tacoma sailed shortly after )
o'clock yesterday afternoon with her
cargo of cavalry horses for Manila
The schooner Robert r. Hind is dis
charging her lumber at the Oceanic
jog.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-17
MOONLIGHT CONCERT.

(a) Lei POM Moi, Sweet Lei Mamo.
Miss j. Keliiaa.
CD Ku'u Wehiwehi, Kokohi. ......
Mrs. n. Alapai
PART II.
Medley-Southern Plantation Songs.
........... ....................C OnteTnO
Fantasia-Aill in the Forest. Eilenberg
WaltZ-Blue Danube ...........S Strauss
March-Georgia Campmeeting 900. Mills
The Star Spangled Banner
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DEPARTTRES.

Thursday August Il.
L. S. S. Boston, Hughes, for san
Francisco, 8 a. m.
S. S. Elihu Thomson, Whitney, for
Seattle; empty kegs, etc, 10 cans honey,
total value 1913 rs.
Stmr. j. A. Cummins, Searle, for
Waimanalo, - noon.
Stmr. Kilohana, Thompson, for Ele-
ele and Makawel, 4 p. m.
Missionary bktne. Morning Star, Gar
land, for Micronesia: 1900 feet lumber,
sewing machine, l case dry goods sun
dries, total value $12S go.
Schr. Ada, Nelson, for Hanalei and
Kalihiwai.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-17
SWIMMER DALTON DROWNED

NEW YORK, August S.-Captain
Davis Dalton, who won fame by swim
ming across the English channel and
who was credited with having saved
PSI persons from death by drowning,
has himself met death in the water in
which he was almost as much at home
as fish. While giving a Sunday swim
ming exhibition in the ocean at Far
Rockaway, L. l., he suddenly sank from
sight. 1t was found he had died from
a stroke of apoplexy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-17
CHIEF IS DONE"

A vast amount of mischief is done.
TOO, because people neglect to keep their
pIood pure The mischief appears in
eruptions, dyspepsia, Indigestion. ner-
Vousness, kidney diseases, and other
ailments. This mischief, fortunately,
maye be undone by the faithful use of
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which cures all
diseases originating in or promoted by
impure BLOOD -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-17
M'ARTHUR MAY LEAD TROOPS

CHICAGO, August THE Record to-
morrow will say: According to a regu-
lar Army officer who passed through
Chicago today on his way to the Phil
lpplne service, General Arthur Mac
Arthur is President McKinley's choice
for field commander of the Luzon ISL
and campaign at the end of the rainy
season.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-17
PASSENGERS.
Departed.
MEMORANDA,

Per Morning Star, for Micronesia,
August 17.-Kilion, Michael Miller.