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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-03
LAST MONTHS RAIN.

Last month was the wettest in a
year. At Luakaha the fall was 10. 10
inches; Manoa, 1877; Punahou 5.22.
During the month the artesian water
level has risen nine inches. This
proves" says Professor Lyons, that
the artesian supply comes from the val
leys."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-03
COMPRISING

FINE LOTS fpontink on the road
each lot contains from IL to "a acres
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-03
Choice
Real Estate
Bargains
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

~. ,o.1 Residence near
a anon ma Reratsnia stree, of 400 feet,
grounds tastefully laid opt Win snaoe
and fruit trees.
2.-Fine Residence lot KeMalS street,
AS feet frontage, 26O feet deep. ~.
3.-Residence and Lot Kinau street,
Lot l75 feet front, $50 feet deep. Two
story house. stables and outhouses.
4-Peninsular Lot, so feet water
frontage, 214 feet deep, area $4,000
square feet.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-03

8. SEVERAL LOTS on Punahou
road. opposite the College property, in
tract of land known as the Judd tract
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22
GRIN RELIC OF SANTIAGO.
Dee OF tho og~~~a... ..r. a. =.
risess. Win "a. sa,~Is. At
Jea~rs.. Bsrvs-ks.

Washington. Marrh Is The war De.
rnttm~ni has iss,cd orders for Tho
transportation 81 the o.,u.ndo gun 10
Jefferson barracks. The piece was ~.
le'ie'l from loren n, Representative
f.nroe. and = revnri.,i BY srtny and
many navy "Nrer. a. one ~ the most
interesting ordnance relies of the war
with Spain. b~cau~- # the solid Senr
midway t,tWseu brccch aud muy,i.
with the gun go the carriage and the
cr'ai shield which protected IL on IN.
Oquendo.
The gun is rihed. 20 feet in length.
and much more imposing that the an
cient brony, piec-s which have b..p
brought FROM old r,isca,ious In
t"ba and distributed in this country.
The earriagc II massive and xomrw hat
complicated. being constructed 80 ths,
the gun could be wf,cri.d. - on a
pivot. 10 cover a large part of cirrle.
The shield is q heavy steel plates. aud
stands eight feet high. The purp,~. 10
To mount the gun On its carriage. With
the shield in place. upon some eligible
site NJ the barracks overlooking the
Mississippi.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22
WANT no WAKE mrrn,s,,>.
Hard 60 u.ia the Native. d. N.f~-
Li.g In sh~~L

Loureneo Marques. sunday. Narch
o., \ dispatch from Naf.king. dated
saturday. March 10. sats;
Il he garrison j. hqiding ~ uvr.
We have heard numerous rumors 10 g
the sierr wall D. raised. hut so fr
thar b. not the cas~. We arr r,egrtn-.
along patiently on quarter ratiouz.
supplemented by the ocpasiuuai cap
fure of cattle.
Our loue made gun erratieaiiy
tusutaF,Is the Hoer trruehs-s.
~tiesrihl~ storie- are current th4t
thu lso~rs are iuaictiur nauieies- tor
turrs upan captured uatis~ RUNNERS.
7fhss~ ma1 not l.. true. l,,ii they ar
f-udiuY tu iufaur usftte fsss.fsts -
smoh ara extent that ii mny -san l.s
Impossible To- bold the Hat4,ss ia
cheek
Owing ta the f'.ier> having H-fit--r-
ately b1mharIed th- native staIt
vhieh b. fun - women and ehsiirrtz-
Col BADEN Powell has ARMED the m
tive. 5nt BE- has onlv allowed them a.
act oa the defensive. aIthourh ths.
iss, ,lamoFs,i To- L.. allowed in e. e.sl
an5 attack At the peiu, - the as-er..i
They viii he prevented a. hong -
possible suam INJECTING r~pr.als an
the Eoers-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22

An Acr TO proytie for the election 0f Judges oi
the supreme, circuit AMI ehzneery court. and
for the making Of such temporary appoint
meats BY the governor may Be necessaTy IA
order to pass from the apPointive TO tle eise-
tive system
section !. Bs It enacted By the legislature of
the state cf Nississipps. That 4; an election to
b. held 0a the nrst Tuesday after the frst Noa-
DAY in November Ilsi. AMI ever e gnt years
thereafter. there shall b elected a supreme
eogri Judge Tor and from the hrSt or middle su-
preme eoart district. Aai Ga the nrst Taestay
after the asst Moafay in November. iso. and
every eigat years thereafter. there shall b
elected suprcua@ eoart judge for ant from the
third or northern supreme court district and
supreme court Judge for aud from the seoul Or
southern supreme court district The term ot
once ei the several supreme court Judges shall
be eight years and shall begin respectively. o1
the iogh day Of May Of the year next sueeeedlng
the year Of III. elections hereln proviied for re-
spectlsely. A. the eleeiioa above provided TO
be held on the hrst Tuesday after the ars; Moa-
day In November. 1871. and every four wears
thereafter. there shall be elected circuit Judge
aad chancellor for and from each circuit and
chaneeFy court district respectively The term
OF Office Of each circuit judge and chancellor,
shall be four years. and In case Of those hrst
elected shall begin On the day succeeding the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22
THE CASE OF GEN. WHEELER
Eacrt. trScr Wa, 10 I-au~~ the
General Not Co rush the Mat
ter "f uis R-.issssias.

Washington. March is.-It j. evident
that an effort Is bring mad, by some
of the administration ofiicials to in.
dnce Gen. Wheeler To withdraw his re
quest for immediate action upon his
resignation. II is intimatcd that this
effort : attributable sol,ly 10 an in
'ercs' in ths personal N,lfarr Of the
general In this connection IL Is ~.
called that the president has had II
IN mind 10 ask congress for special
legislation empowering him to retire
'ien. Wheeler. Gen. lee. and another
oriyadier general in the regular army.
some OF the persons who are interest
ed in the success of this movement
feel that by immediate resignation. and
the prosecution of his present deter
mination TO attempt TO secure his seat
in the hous-s of representatives. Gen.
Wheeler will arouse an,agonism which
NAV make IL difficult or impossible
thereafter 20 secur, from the house
ih. legislation nsedfdl TO secure his
retirement.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22
AT THE PERIL OF HIS LIFE.
brave Act OF Loaf. Ferry. . Young
student of the nigh school
at kesosho. VIE.

Chicago. March is.-A special to the
Chronicle from kenosha. Wis. saws.
Louis Ferry. n student in the high
school in this city. risked his life,
Friday night. to save the building
from destruction by ire. \ crowd of
600 people had gathered at the build
ing To listen 20 m oratorical contest.
and at the close of the contest the eN-
plosion of lamp caused The stage Of
the room 10 be wrapped in flames
People rushed from the hall panic
stricken, trampling each other down
in their hurry TO get cut of the build
ing. Young Ferry saw the danger. and
lt the peril 1f his life went into mar
row space between the floor ard the
stage and extinguished the hnmes. The
Young man was badly burned.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22
TOPICS OF The DAY.
NEWS rLoM EVERYWHERE
F,erY-s,xrH coNoRgss.

=, the senate. en- the i.th. Mr. Rawitu-
U'fahl occupied the floor during almost
The entire session. In discussion % e..
n constfUttenai phases % the uu~~-
MON His argument Was largely isxsl
and technical. lie IL opposed TO the hold
afe pension bills we're passed liz .he
house an urgency deficiency approprta-
tlou bill. Carrying 81 se.sN. wa pas~s.i
In the conts-ted-eiection rar@ from she
second district of Virginia. n A Wise
tYept war given the srat occupied by "
YOUNG DEM by a majority cf seNet
votes
In the senate. on the nth. Messr< AIi-n
eN.hi ami Butter IN c. resffrrae,i their
advocacy of the free coinage of silver at
K o. Mr. Turner WASH began an ex-
.sna.f speech On the Paerts Riean hlII
maintaining that the pending measure
war clearly unconstitutional and ~ouii
50 AI,s he nous. N ron,sTsnes s. "s,-sa ~,
port on the Puerto Rican htii was adopted
~ a vote Of - 10 t9s-p-rs~ns present
sna not voting y. The vote was On party
It-s. though nine dernorrats voted With
thr republicans for the bili
IN the senate. the itth. Mr.. Teller
fCel and Mr. Turner wash made eian-
crate speeches against the holding Of the
rhisiTpins~ reaching hat position from
Radically different premises and both
hasing their Arguments On constitutional
grounds ... In the house the District Of
Columbia appropriation btu. carrying H .
- - vas taken up. and under the isti-
tude allowed In its discussion many
speeches On divers subjects were deIiv-
erred 4 resolution setting aside alternate
Fridays for the consideration Of privat
bills reported by the claims and war
claims committees was adopted, and sew
eral minor bills were passed.
In the senate. on the 18th the bill ap-
propriating EW6.ss for the benefit ~.
the people Of Puerto Rica being un Ter
consideration. Mr.. Jones tlem. Ark o.
tered a. a substitute a hill To return the
duties to those who had paid them an
providing for absolute tree trade betweea
the United States and Puerto Rico. The
Lli had not been disposed Of when tho
Quay case was called up Mr. Wellington
trrr.. Md presented an elaborate srgl-
meut against the seating Of Mr.. Quay
and the remainder of the session was
consumed In a running discussion Of the
constitutional questions involved 80. n
the house the District OF Columbia sp-
rrcpriation h,ii. carrying Sss5S was
passed. and also a bill granting the abar.-
fon~f Fort Hays military reservation 10
the state of Kansas for experimental sta
ton and normal school purposes
In the senate. on the 18th. the Puerto
kican relief appropriation htli. Carrying
Ewo. 90, to BE- expended by the president
"cn public education. public works aud
other governmental and public purposes -
vas passed An order was made To take
up the case of former senator Quay on
April ! and discuss u until disposed Of
In the house. u being the nrSt private
hili day under the new rule six bills Of
no general interest were passed No other
business of lmnurtaufs was
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
NOTES OF PAST AND CURRENT EVENTS.
BY ]. L. POWER.

BY J. L. POWER.

20 inFa1e ~ tts ~ .lsI sffslrn - fhr irf =
iaiaft ig th- ffHrra. Iars-.f. rr 3. fsla rra-
Faeri Ter shsf .' hsa ia tla sA5.e snhalsf al
f1fHi "a rHA lAs rree a. Frls i.4 ~ fhs
eire'isn 60 f~rasf unfsr a.. i.a fu ~ ths
tnnsiafa. 'at. aaa ta. s.H.ntrs r-rulauas fAs
sifciisn 20 Enlstn1r ffF rrfarns stfH -
HiHaiIaf't r1i1s ant ffnas.nlf's fa gl- sadratars
9" .ttir. 4ri ag aia fr srrfei sa tae s.ra.er ~
thr heess % frrf~.eaitilrss as sreatlr = res-
seie alter ~ rsntea.as - tas se.ts.ttate 10
.F=-iai .e'-isa be- fssrsrr. ts4t asi essrs ioar
trsfs ihsf-sffef rs~ speaker aai th- sFas~
sFai aH tns seea7s 2 sssssf as ths $50 sf-s. az
srss l1 f1i srrtf faaf feits thrf-sftsf rf.ea-|f
u c-at a'a ts- tali sriufes snt ae.isfe tl- r..
sa''s ~ rr.isHisi hv ssstiaa - ai the eaastfu
f1n in me cas- = 50 rir.fIsa nf .eteruaf set
h. nrHa frreisirz aui tnnilshfrx tna tstafas.
apsfsf ihai Ia aay s5s th~fs aas tsFa ta.I.
ne u +i~ctita Hnfrf ssrflt1 fts e fhe rsasffn
tion the hnnss - rvrfsssniafiss. snal rlaa=-i
t7rieei - ples 81 ~ sseaIaa iu % tae COS
sitaitaa
--c rh- saeaurts -hieh sui t- created
p ne ksuz inin oprrtitsa - thts 49, saal 10
e ict ~ sFpe.afaH~af - ths xovrfaer TIE
cifrut lniees ASH fhaner lore ta appointed ,4a.l
trii o1ie~ unt.i ln-ir .ee-rstsr. sasil - CaasFa
al saaii gaalss According ataw
zee Toe vacancy IA "a. ores 4 .urr.ue
'.tft AsAAes NtfaaH AnA tNF tas trat nf ual4ilF
rfsmr couft aistrirt alter she .se.rtfion q
t1e Frrsrni tsrfa. GA Ma o. .sle. sha.l ar dll.i
b arFe nt.ncnt ~ the s7t~rusf. aaI Toe "a.
canev IN thr ofir- 81 supreme rssrt falg-. ffean
ani ior the thtrt gr npfthrfn sarrr-s, sc4ri
district after TIE enriratisi - thr rrrs-nt terra
en MAJ %. fs'7 shau iksatss h- ffl-d ts an-
- atment hl ihr governor an tless arneiatr-s
shall hold o-ire uufu th.t surtrssers .aait -
rhpsea aud shall qua'tfy a~rsfsiia. 20 a- n
. assssion q tb- .-uatr saaI iniefteae isiaeea
either aPPoiniHasnl rresiiei Tor IA this srrsioa
aai tue sieciicn provided frr aua the senate
shail NJ eeaffm tAs arral lfTa.ni. another -
p.'iainrai siaii - uitds r4rtlant 90 tas. and
saii arFnialre sAail bold onirr untl hfs sar-
sr,fef IS chos-n ani shau q4sifg aeretiiug 70
.su
See 2 Nomination. Tor supreme court i1ise.
eifeai ildses aa4 chanceil1rs shall ~ uiste O ,
70" sesefAi rclificsl parties - the ..setai dis-
trirts ifoaa ~hica the sait llisss are rs.psc
usrit to com, 10 thc mannsr prus licd hy iaA
fh~ stats executive eofamiftsr, u tbs several
parties shah provide for "a. Organization 81
sHecufiys committees 10 ihs several supreme
court aaf eaancsfy ceaft dlstfietN
Approved. March ~ isei.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22
rus w.,n,>. or rnr GREEN.


Cap~ Town. March -, - Fstricks
day was celebrated with extraordinary
enthusiasm throughout South Nfriel
L. reply to message from the Irish
men OF Cape Town. the queen sent the
follow ing;
Il have always felt confident that
the spirit. courage and allegian r.
which have distinguished the irish
soldiers ia the face of the enemy
would h. shared by their brethren A.
the colony in support OF th. authority
of 10y goverHmeni."
''on the initiative of Lord Roberts. a
newspaper has bren started at Hlo~tn-
fontsin for the edihcation of the
trocps. Isndyard kipling contributed
to the inaugural edition. Saturday. the
following liuss.
., Terrence dear. and dId you hear
The news that's going round
h. shamrock Erin badge hy law.
Where ere her sons are found
PROM Blps mf1ufcin 90 ifaily bank.
Tis ordered hy ths queen.
We've Won our right In open hsht
The wsSring OF the green
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

Commander Richard Wainw right as
suured his new duties as superintend-
ent of the naval academy at Annspo-
lis. NIL. on the 18th. The cerrmc MICS
consisted merely of the hoisting of the
srperinicndent's pcnnant nj the peak
Of the ship "Santec." upon whici he
and his family are Temporarily QUAR-
tered. and the firing nf a salute Of II
guns.
Gen. Roberts has sent column
south from Bloemfontein to Join
hands with Gataere. who has crossed
the Orange river from Cape Colony.
The two forces have between them
the Beers who have been operating in
the Dordrecht and Stormberg dis
tricts and who recently retired to tn.
Free State.
In the British house of commons.
on the 18th. Mr.. Balfour. replying to
question by Mr.. William Redmond.
said that her majcsiy's government
would not accept the intervention OF
any power in the settlement of South
African affairs.
DIR. Charles +. Cameron, a practic-
ing physician of Boston. was placed
under arrest. on the 18th. on the
charge of stealing 100 book plate.
from some of the most rare books in
Harvard college library. Dr. Cameron
comes from one of the oldest and
most respected families in Canada.
Francis Truth. head of the Divine
H.saNs L
name. and whose advertisements havs
been spread over the whole country.
was arrested at his office. in BOSTON.
ON the 18th. charged with using the
mails for fraudulent purposes. The
prisoner was locked up. II is saic
that his business brought in 10000 c
week.
Lord Roberts reports that the
wounded British officers and men he
found in Bloemfontein had been well
cared for.
The miners employed at the works
OF Coulter a Huff, in the vicinity oi
6reensburg. Pa. will be given an ad
Vance Of ten per cent. ON April 1.
There will he about five thousand af-
fected. The advance was unsolicited.
Snow fell and ice formed in New
Orleans. and generally throughout
Louisiana on the night of the 18th.
Some damage to fruit and vegetables
Is reported.
J. Pierpont Morgan announced. on
the 10th. the closing Of the British
war loan. The amount of applications
a
100000.
Herr Won Puttkamer, ex-yice-presi-
dent of the Prussian ministry and
hrother-in-law of Prince Bismarck,
died at Narxin. on the 10th, aged 81
years
Secretary Long issued. on the 18th.
the order constituting a general boar.l
TO insure efficient preparation of the
fleet is case Of war and for the naval
defense of the coast The order des-
ignates the admiral Of the navy as
chief of the bureau Of navigation
The Longfellow National Memorial
association. which is raising funds ~
erect statue of the poet in WASH
ington, gave a complimentary enter
tainment at the Lafayette Square
opera house. Washington. on the 10th.
which was attended by q number cs
public men, including President Nc
kinley
III the plans Of the gravediggers OF
chicago do not go smiss il will soaa
De impossible for a body to find a last
resting place in a cemetery in that
So. ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22

Kokomo. Ind, March I9.-Mrs. Ida
Greycraft. the largest woman in In
diana. died suddenly at her hons in
Russiaville. this county. Sunday. agcd
a2 years. She was sitting at a table
with her husband. Joseph Greyeraf'.
playing dominoes. when she fell from
her chair dead. Her weight was about
five hundred and fifty pounds. A
coffin was constructed especially Tor
her, the largest easket obtainable o.
ing too small for the body. She was
a daughter of George Unger, of Mid
die Fork.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22

Wichita. HAS. March Is.-Coi. VIM
J. Bryan passed through Nichita, Fri
DAY night, on hiss way 10 Nebraska
ASKED about the campaign issues. IL
said money. trusts aud imperiaiis.r
would i.e discussed. Asked IL prefer
cnc, Of iSsues would be local. he sai,
no. tha, IL would be individual. Com
merrial travellers would emphasiys
trusts, many would discuss the fnaR
ciai bill and its effects on greenbaeS~
while thousands of republicans aLe
all ciassrs of the opposition would de-
rounee imperialism.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22

St. Louis. March is.-Mrs. +. c. Bur
rows. who disappeared from her home
in Peoria, ILL.,. last Wednesday night.
was found. Friday evening, by her hus-
hand, Who has been searching for her
since she left Peoria. She is now at the
home of her husbands father, Fred
Burrows. in this city. guarded by her
relatives. lesi she run away again. The
death Of her three children within one
year has unbalsnced Mrs Burrows
mind. and when she left her home in
Peoria her babe had not vet been bur.
led.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22
~ ruE PROVINCE or ONTARIO.
-. Patrick DAY observed ThrosG n
oat Ontario with Eaths~ia<m.

Toronto. Ont. March i~-St. Pat
rick's DAY was observed here and
throughout the province with IA
usual enthusiasm. Everybody wore
the shamrock. while the Irish flag WIS
displayed ON all the public huildiuEs.
Services were held in the Cstholie
churches. where reference was mad
TO the bravery of the Irish soldiers n
South Africa. Concerts and banque-s
at night by the different Irish So
ei.ti.s wound up the day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22

Victoria, u. C.. March 10 According
to advices by the Adzu Maru the report
that Germany is TO essay what is ev-
erywhere recognized as practical &c
cupation of the Province of shan
Tung, is generally credited A. being in
line with the newly-sceepted plan OF
foreign cncroachnlent in China. The
steps Of the process ere outlined as
follows: First-A railway eoneession.
troops TO protect the works; military
occupation, aud finally complete alieE-
alton Of the territory. This has bscn,
kuxsia's course in Manehnria-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22
ILLINOIS INHERITANCE TAX.
ststeea Other Cessties Of
the state.

Springfield. H.. March is.-County
Treasurer Raymond. Of Cook COUNTY.
has paid into the state treasury s2a'.-
7i7.69. collected during the past six
months in that county on account If
inheritance taxes- Sixteen county
treasurers outside OF Cook county
have reported inheritance tax collie
iions as follows: 10 Daviess COUNT.
s7se.ii: Champaign. si.037.t2; kanks-
kee, $39,3 Adams. <i.5eT.i3; Warren.
s4.Os6.i3; Lake, $3.139.03; Peoria. 81,
0ii.24: McHenry. Si.ii3-.9; Winncba-
go. S9si 80; LaSalle. s2,ei6.e2; Tazweil.
si,e4s.05: Mclean. s302.6T: Dekalb,
s2-.sI; Marshall. s674.s2; Gala. in.
sJi6i; Mercer, <2s6.09.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22
rur w,ncu TO rnEroH,,.
u-,s.s~d q" s- M that 10 waattss
sa lad the Nar

London. March 10 \ dispatch 60
the Daily News from Hioemfoutrin.
dated Friday. March Is. ssNs-
eItruts have occurred which induce
sus,.- 10 predict that the war viii last
sals 80 long as II takes to march Ia
Pretoria The .,iucut.d Ep-rs. - "a
tis Tnussaaiers. arr r~adt 10 accept
the inevitable. am told that a corps
- egou women have l-rn formed AZ
Pretoria II il called the Nu,agan
corp. Al the uemtp,-rs are uni
formed ia kits and arr. armed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22
THERE WILL BE NO STRIKE.
Miners and Operators In the
Mas.tIIea Dissrict.

Massillon. o., March is.-A compro-
mise has been reached at the miners
and operators conference here, and as
a result there will be no strike in this
district during the present year. The
miners withdrew their demand for u
ten cents dif-rentisl. and also the four
cent increase for thin vein work. The
miners get a slight increase on room
turning and ''break throughs-'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22

took place IN Dublin. The lord mayer
of Ttclfasi and the mayor Of Cork pat
;icipate,i. but number of naJionali
mayors rrfnsed To aecept the lori
mayors invitation to take part in IL,
sfair. The chief magistrate met with
p mixed reception. and there were DIS
orderly sernes at several points alons
the route Of the parade.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22
SATISFACTION IN ENGLAND.
~. o.t. Ds.~e.ss th- rs~-s.t seer
t.t.t, Ass-t I-fsai~s Neat
tssp~st.st wa.~.

toudon. March is. 30 a. m The
trws from south Nffet j. enrrr's
,1'isfactory to th~ British putiig.
The relief - Nafrkinw Is mot see ta
rounecd. but Sc 3. extremely rrolabir
that abs, is aircsds accomplished by
col riumer's adsau,c. Lady charlie.
I.enfiuck. az tapc Town. has r,vrive.i
a Telegram fr"m her hu-i.ani in Nafr.
King dated Narch H. saving that h.
expected 10 JOIN her .hor'l,
~, rsstssi, D.,.Iar-s.
The actual RELIEF movements hsv-
NOT te~u ruhiiei, Developed in detail.
but II sc.m. that Lord N.thu-u ont,
started very recently. and b. rather en-
-ar.s ir Dispensing the iiecrs - ths
l..trici shan aiming at aetuai t,ii-f
col rcskman has dspereci sn0
ro-rl At fos.rtsen Strvams.
'-sr--a tho Hsit~sN was st~sr.
Lord Hoi,.ri> probably a-ceriained
from Mr. Fraser. the new inas,r ct
lf.as Hl lfontcin. t-rfsr, .ispatchiur Gen.
1 ois-t ar,w sauthward. that. Ia 81
uk~lihond. thr railway was elrar- The
l.cNt move viii H. 20 collect st fuosA,-
tontrin los railway sufficient stores for
ib~ immense army tnri E"l--tts v.l!
have when the Orange River forcr~
ta,- Joined him This Will prohahi,
o-cupy from two To three wv-As.
Thcrrforr. the n~Nt important opctA
tious maS b. expected ga Natal
Cut os G-~sri.x n".r-.
The cavalry brigade which Lord
rolerts has sent 80 rhaba Nyhu. 10
miles east ~ iiiucmfun,~in. ~ ,c-iruel
90 cut ~ some c.Oon tto~rs who arr rs-
Gaping from the southvard.
z he iioerS arr reported IT, have de
sirot,d the railway near kroons'ailt.
Lord Kitchener is quietlS "rrauisins
in tho northeast af tapc COLONY irc-
diciious and lrritinr arr h.c.nuiu-
here that tho war will h.. ended 10y tho
middle 81 NAV.
-. rstrirk'- De-.
Dispatches from Durham. rictcv-
mautkburg aud other south african
towns dcclar- most enthusiastic ccic-
I D. "A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22

Spanisrds and F'ilipinos wlo are
conversant with the Tagalo character,
unite in asserting that Aguinaldo's cap
tur- would terminate the revelation.
Three months have passed since ne
was actively pursued.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-22

en- the stock exchange the en-
thusi9-ut shown in celebrating tie
tay gave the room the appearance of
Ervvu hensr tn" shamrock wls
every " her, and there was more toast
ing nf healths than work. ~ a r,.-
sule prie~s were better. though M.
bo,i, buas,s whv