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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-14
beauty Is Blood Oecp.

Clean blood means a c'e2n skin. rc
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, BY
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all in
puritles from the body: Begin to-day to
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
rascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug
SITS, satisfaction guaranteed - o. CO.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-14
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS'

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
life of Joy. Bucklen's Arnics Salve.
cures them; also Old, Running and
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, FeloDs,
Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
Scalds, Chapped Hands, Cbilblains.
Best Pile cure on earth. Drives out
Pains and Aches. Only 25 cts. box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by all Druggist
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-14
A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER

Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, the best in the world,
will xii, the rain and promptly heal
it. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores.
Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin
Eruptlons. Best Pile cure on earth.
Only 25cts. box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by all Druggist.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-14

successful contradiction, that IL ID the
most partisan. unfair. infsmous and
indefenslbie election law that has ever
disgraeed the statute books Of any
State in the Union.
We pledge ourselves 10 increase the
efficiency of the public school system
in North Carolina, and point to the
ia It that the Peoples Party has done
more for public education in North
Carolina than the Democratic party
ever did in twice the length OF time.
To the Popniists Of North Carolins Is
TO be credited the first great increase
in the public school system.
We pledge ourselves to the care OF
the unfortunate Glass in North Caro-
lima ard to an increase in the neces-
sary facilities for the same. AS an
earnest of our sincerity, we point Ia
our past record in this particular, and
say that no Legislature in which
Popuiists have had a controlling voice
has ever turned a deaf ear to the de-
mand of the unfortunate, or been fol-
lowed by an urgent appeal for addi-
tionaI provision as has been recently
issued by the Board of Public Chart
ties because of the failure of the Dem
ocratic Legislature to make such pro-
vision as seen and urgently needed at
the time they were consuming their
time in enscting political legislation
and creating new offices during the
session of 1899.
Labor is indispensable to the crea-
ton and profitable use Of capital. Cap
ital increases the efficiency and value
of labor. Whoever arrays one against
the other, is an enemy of both. Tha,
policy Ia wisest and best, which har-
monies the two on the basis of abso
Lutte justice.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-14

The Dispatches:
"In only a few sections do the ne
groes appear to have been sufficient
ly aroused to the danger of having
their right to vote taken away from
them TO 60 to the polls in great num-
bers."
"a notable feature of the election
is the fact that the Ninth district,
with its big white vote, has gone
against DISTINGUISHING the negro,
while the counties of the black belt
almost without exception gave
Democratic majorities."
"The vote for several reasons, was
not large, but the indications are
that the convention proposition car
ried py quite good majority. The
rain and the general apathy existing
account for the small vote"
"The ninth. big white district,
has gone overwhelmingly against it.
The fifth is in doubt, but the indica-
tons are that it is against the con-
ventlon. The first is very doubtful.
Northa mpton is for it. but other
counties heard from in part are
against IT, and unless Accomac
comes up with a big majority the
district is against it.
Take the case, gentlemen.-Ed.l
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-14

When you say your blood is impure
and appetite poor you are admitting
your need of Hoods Sarsaparilla. Be.
gin taking il at once
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-14

"The moral is OBVIOUS. If the
white people of this State want to
carry the Institutional amendment,
they must present united 'front.'"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-14
A POINTED PARALLEL.

The recessness ffacerhaps both-whh
honest
understanding responsibility claimed by
bar to such
ignorance.
people Virginia voted the question of order
State constitution which
manipulate the franchise something afer
North Carolina The Democratic
the 18th
Richmond Charlotte
Observer he a editorial on the event.
information Richmond
would eabl" tho statement of
dispatch and editorial
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-14

The advocates Of the amendment
say no white man shall be d;sfran-
chised; that they are willing that ev-
cry white man shall vote and have
his vote counted as cast. If that be
true, then they will not abuse aad
try to intimidate white men during
the campaign and on election day.
They did that two years ago. They
actually threatened good white men
if they did not vote with them and
come to the election, they would kill
then. When good white men, sober
men. Christian men have to be
threatened by drunken roughs, men
who write them threatening letters
with no name signed to them, their
political and religious liberty has
gone to seed in this country.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-14

The Charlotte Observer:
alt was stated in yesterdays dis
patches that the negroes voted sol
idly against the calling of the
convention
"They (the negroes) almost sue
ceeded in defeating it."
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-06-14

GAS they voted IN Virginia SO will
they vote in North Carolina"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

PHILIPPINE COMMISSION.


Nariia sept ten. Wright, %
th~ PAIL Frinr euntmissiau. - pr~par
inr hfH fsF harsor improvements
herr. o. eunfrHriatrs an appropria-
tirn ~ gf aao aoo. Eaisl for the cen-
~ rirtlan 81 protective deekarv. The
pfnr"spl IS farsfahit commented
airsn r-peciaiiy by ,hr -raniar,is. aa,l
The carrt ne saf - the WORKS. which
VIII b. completed n about -ight~en
monfhs. vii BE- greatly bSnenrial ~
coaamere~
no enuutission's hlli establishing
n.ualsip ipaiitira will iutroslur~ a change
n the derivation - revenue. whieh
viii hereafter cnrl- l.ru~iv from land
instead ~ Industrial taxation. The
-si involve thr raising % th- 4ues-
'iun - the validity ~ existing lant
s.fir= Aus will f"re- a dsvislon as 20
fhe raisut - Which th~ inx~stin~nts
st r~iieisus corporations arr 20 be- ~,
-niptr,t The matter i. receiving ear-
f'il consideration At the hand. af The
commission. an.t the FEELING b. that
the bringing - thr~s i.-arz ~ a hsas'
will h. IA many way@ h~u~ariaL
At fhs romnt s~iuu's ss.sslun nrxf
"Wednesday eivii ssrvicr h,il will b.
introduced, o. wilt rra,Ids for eisif
srrvier hnarti. consisting - au~ Fill
ptnn and two Nm~riraus. Fvamina-
tiuns in m. nitei States will b. held
by tho Washington sivil servtc~ c,sm,
ulaaluu ansi thuae here hv army
b"ar,ia appointed form Washington.
puriau tho last fartnirht Zen Fili.
riuas ,n LuFun and fhr Nisayans.
known ~ Nrerisau symrafhisrra as
as aiding ia the cansiurf ~ municipal
government. established py fhr amcr.
isauS. aave been murdered by their
curnfrvm~u in arms
The Provinces 81 Narune aud Ia
-rua cnnfinue Tranquil United states
tronp- originally i-rfin~d fpr China.
bat nnw diverted 20 the Philippians.
arr bsing s-ut 70 points where they
are most nsr.lei. last week tn Fii-
pinns were killed. one Nn.riran ~as
kili~t. three were wounded and twa
we're ssaufurrsi
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20
AMERICANS ENGAGE BOXERS.
on~ ts1vssy ksrfs.s r~s rhss~-
ss.---s s-.sttt-- stt %. cue
st.s~-ri~~ty tia.

Tien rAin. sept. a. VIA shanghai.
sept. IA British signal ofic~r -.
ports sharp engagement b~tW~sn a
company af the Fourteenth uitesl
states infantry and 2.aun EaNrrs az
Ma Tao tNa Tow - GA shs rnad tn
fek.n. The Americans masi~ ral.
liant stand. and a d.sachmrut - BEN.
gni iancerz. near by. hearing ths iir.
iu~. came - their rrssrue. aHsi charged
the Bowers ia shs rear The Chinese
we're rouf~sl. lraving sng ds.asi The
Americans had no casualties.
The Germans report an rngasrrts,-ni
with a heavy faree ot Boxers west of
Pekin. yesterday Thursday Tn.
German loss ~ said IA have been -
Indications now point strunggv ta
the withdrawal Of all the powers
from Peiin - rfen Tsin.
The British have issus.d an order
prohibiting rh- selling or renting II
any building within the limits % ths
British san-vssian.
The t'er1uans arr pouring inta ri-a
r~in. and an nutionalities 1rr scram,
bling fnr buildings.
one British battery aud .na Nu-.
fralinns have arrived.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20
JUDGES DISMISSED.


HAVANA sept. 1.-THE long-expectef
change IN the personnel of the asSociass
Justices OF the audiences came suddenly
aodav. In an extraordinary e,iitiou ot
the Osfieial Gazette. senior tieuer. the
uewiT-appointest secretary Of Justice,
charges the associate Justices with M
efficiency and suggests things even
worse He says among other inputa-
tious that while the law concerning dis
possession and the protection Of possess
sion Of property is very dsfrctive. en-
sbling a Judge without attracting at
tenrion u grant or refuse applications
for protection. and while Judges and
associate Judges m-y err. the fact re-
mains that no one may be permitted To
err % such an extent a. % confound
day with night and the dispossessor
with the dispossessed.
Much less. says >enar tscner, '-can
such ohtuseness be tolerated in those
charged with the deicztc duty Of adj
ministering Justice. which is the
foundation and guarantee of the order
and weII-b~ing Of nations
Then follows . recommendation tn
CIV. Gen. Wood IA disniss the jusix-z
Gen Woaxf directs the Dismissal Of
the following members Of the Havana
andiencas Francisco tsuiraI. Rafael
Maydagan. Emilio fnglesias and Nam
aeI Ingiesias and Manuel Jaime. They
sr. % be sueeee-ed by Jose Pirhario.
lose Marin Tarre. Aassarre Victor
Ricardo and Ramitiez Chenard
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20
RUSSIA WANTS LUMBER
8~--tt..sfsx - Q. 0s-s ..s a,f-s
Delivery az tt-ast~s-ss-A-a--
ssrs-s - w.r o-s~r.

Seattle. Wash.. sept II 4 we'll
fostnsirfl rismnr has hs~n xsinW the
ruansis - th- hrr- hiuib-r Arms op.
-ratinw on th~ .san,i. lately, that
rwprv~-nfafise - fh- Russian rsgv~ru.
rs-nf Vas inv-Htigstiar The cazt aasi
the pruhah'litss ~ qairk delivery af
lH.ine 80 Feet af humber az Viasli
voatask. The first ingnlry was re-.
c~iyed by . large mill ia Tacoma a
FEW weeks sxs. and early in The
month csn~ . photographic notiHrasIuu
frnrn san Franris.se ~ smother larvv
mill that th~ Russians hasi com- tn
shis =--fissn - inxe-ti~sts IN. faefii
ties % th~ mills fsr turning ont thr
prosiurt. y in s-.,.f that all inquiries
have been ha@s'i "a the requirements
af -p.~siv delivery. whirh will pruha.
sif hs tsakeu a. having a most import
ant bearing upsu the war OPERATIONS
m rhe ari~nt.
n - even r-part~'i bv eve infarrn.
ant that the grade ~ humber asked
for implies that q - ta no u-..,f COS
military enrampnirnts. a. though *
fsnSixr military operations we're In
contemplation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20


Fs&ySsnsr. kY ~~pt fz-TA~ arsx
--aliv sensational s~~simanv N IN. trial
% lanes Inward. ehs-x-.l With having
ar-si the slsss mat allied wn. e.p~b~l.
~s- <i~-n tnsisv bv Hysvunan tssInn-. Q
'nca4 Av-rrmsa. and James StuhbIs-
arid. a s1r'n~r arpusv sh~r4g sf cfsv
eouats- The srrmsr ia~atia~f H.s-var,f
a. me man WIN rza sas % sa- state
aaa~~ x-uunsis amt lump-,t over ths
,~ncr Immediately After sh~ shssasinx.
sssin-s was pu.it.v- IN IA. ssi-stias.fsuu
% the prtssn--. A. the uan -~isf the iat-
's- thrn ~ur- 'na~sarhe and vas fsg-
lsss-si BY a man WIN xa. t1li sn.f .l~n-
der. bov WIN Wa near BE- a. me
sssn~ VIII al~o h- inrrrp.fn--st a. . xit-
ss-- so c1r-ohorafs esaine~ The uus,.s
sensational witness. Ans~-~-r. and .s
tar sszun time sb~ na<s mpurtzas. frosn
ne pru-~rntinn stzndpnint. vas Jssn.,
stanni-a-la. . an--i-xx-i and one
srn~'t -xd~pntv sheriff ~ CLAW -unntr
-tnhhl~f-ia t-~rla-,i that n ward -x.
sitingiY ssssi hiSu that he ar-.i the shot
that sssA ea-h-gs Hf-.
.nnessnria l"rs ms INNS ss a r-~uit
~ "a" Naf e""ntY ieasis iast year HIS
testimony in drfsi was that Inward
stopped At his aou=- IN February short
y after the shooting shortly af,-r he
s". WI ''h""'rnrin >aYs ne unmarked
- him
Amt you all been having trDuble
a"wn AZ rrankfort
rs' rrsp"nded hnwarl. according
." thr Witness we have raiss't HI
and cleaned the platter. and added. 4
never sighf dawn my gunharr-i but
wnat yet meat or money. and this
tisne sot both
lhe witness says Howard was again
AZ his house several days later and h.
ssAsd nirn what ne meant by bis remark
on thr t"rmer 0scasion. Howard RE-
sp"nhrd- ny tFod. ! meant Just what
= sh.
witness SAID he then pressed him.
putting the direct question: Jun. do
you mean % sAY that you killed Go--
oet
howaru- he says. responded in tho
anrmatave and said he believed his
h"nn,ain frienis wonit stand by him
AMI mat 30" men could not take him 70
frahAiort for trial. >tubhlriield s.al,i
ne ana not tell the story of Howarti's :
e"nfessio1 until hs heard that Howard
an" his frirnds were planning 10 kill
him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

London. sept. ids the period
70 which Lord Salisbury ex-
tended Lord Panncefote's service as
British ambassador expires in a few
months there are many conieeturrs
as 10 who viii succeed him at Wash
ingtoB. Sir Henry Howard. who has
been British minister at The Hague
and Luxembourg since 1895. and who
Is described in this connection as "A
straightforward diplomatist Just such
n character as Americans like to deal
with" is rather more often msr-
toned than others
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20
THE ELECTIONS IN CUBA.
Passed ou Tn ast~s sss orderly
as.s~r-rsrtfsI Resale.
.f ts. Psft.

Havana. sept. rT-In saturdays
ciretiuus - drl~ratsa fa che forth
coming convention fiv uatianal party
again friumrh~,i in the Province of
HAVANA Not ouly did t elect the i've
deireafes % tho ma iurity representa-
t.nu. huf ff a.sn eapfurvsi one of the
minority eprraeutlfiv~e. the rcpuh-
lsnn party -i~ctinr the ofhrr tNo.
aanaeiy. -anruiiig and ii~rri.L
Returns frum the oth-r province.
euule va slsstsit. owing 20 fhr heavy
raiHss IN Pinar del RIO There Seems
to L.. ne dnubs ~ the election 81 tom
salss ,ie tulstrusla. Eius Rivera 1nsi civil
t.arcrunr tuitsa. Nothing definite 10
get aaowu herr a. ~ @aufiaEu. be-
enrse ~ the alaseulty ~ getting re-
Turns from thr outlying country dis
laiefs. hHf tt s. reported that Iuaa
t.slflsrta t.efusr 8 efsrfssf
Is rHerfB Frineirv -eaer7.s elrnrru-
aa,l -iisa eers rhs anif candidates. -
that their riereian q assured G. -
eau.a'Isi that ia saHtl : lara tho fed
erals viii win Ea definite NEWS 81
fhr results nu Mafrasua has Isv-u rs-
e~iessi here From ua rarf ~ fhu 10.
aud i- there ans report 81 dlsturls-
aure5
The hrvr x.sts pulis,i b. S~naF
eeuer IN this prsvinre maF a. lpekrI
upna. apart frpru h.a ia.lis iduai p.tpu.
larify as an insiafseHtruf at s.oy =fi~n.
Wassi'a reerut appointments 80 hifn as
.ernrtaev sf itsfass- II 5 rva.TalIy
remarked that the republican aad
uniou d.mo-Fafis el~-fars baltsd Tor
ssuar geuer.
The uatiuualists. a. coucrcte
whais. assume - he anti annexation
lists. huf n is we'll known that they
are moderate in tone More than one
Of the delegates representing the ma
iority in this province ar pro- tmeri-
eaH
st seven o'cloek this evening thr re-
turns frum s5 towns IN the Provinces
of Havana. including the city. with
only nine towns "a he heard from.
show ih- following polling;
Iaerrt nationalist. fs.7gE. Rodri-
yusx natiaualist. is.fns. Geaer. na-
tianalist, nest. Sangmliy. rrpublic-
an. fi.nF3 Numex. nationalist. II. 7Zn.
BsrrirL republican, Ia1.s. Tamax,,.
nationalist. $50 Zaya-. nationalist.
49,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

askSD rMssrmLaaR rsssass aIf arxrusE-
wan vas unanimously ~l~rtesi ~ his
present. high station a. th- annaal
meeting u the xraad In.iw~ ia Nav
last The hanur was vel ms--itr.i. ausi
under his able administration PyshiAn-
ism Is making marked A.fvane~ IN nasn-
hsrs. usefulness and iufu-nc~ ia this
stats. Il has been said that a prophet
= not without hanor sawr IA his own
country aad aasrsg his sssz people 70
but when Brother Hiumeuthai returned
- Holly springs. after hia election st
Columbus, his Pvthian brethren AMI
fellow citizens OF Haliy springs s.sok
o''rasion, BY . grand banquet. - sAesx
hnN they hoaored him.
t'rand Chancellor Riusn-nthal = q
native ~ shelby eounty rean.. and is
about - year. % age. His honar...I
father. I D. Bium-nthal. was one -
the most devoted and Intelligent o.id
Fellows On this continent. ~ that Nor
RI inherfts his love ot frat-rnaI ORDERS
frpm a worthy SIR. WIN sxrmpliiis-i
rhsir sociai aud b-n-voieat tsarhing IN
hi- daily nfs. lie = ans - the Young
rst a. well ~ aas II the brightr.t grand
shanceilor. u the order in th- Uait.,.i
states.
There arr TIA Pythian laig~. in Me
49, ppl Total membership Dee at.
i-T'. was 3. -. aud a net gain - - ta
June 81 nalsing tho tBtal rseuih~rshin
s.fn The benefits pais ia N .szissiupi
IN l.1o Amounted q So eoo The total
benefits paisi By the ~adas~rneut rsa<
IN ta~ nitsssl states from the beg n
aiug - Jan. G. lsrao. sss siGoga sJ's
The supreme i.p.issr mas a reserve fund
II ss-s.lna The Mississippi Iostx-s
nave naru than ssp.a cazh On hand.
The order n On a s.iiit financial fisut-
ing. and the mauthly as-s~sments a.
NV and a. equitable a. sxpe .enre and
~ss-nri'v euald mace them. Every
youag nan IA The stats. AMI especially y
every yuunE married man. shoui, hnid
a si.9oa cert neafs IN the PythiAn su-
dosxlnrut rank.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

London. sept. is.-James J.. Cor
bett. the pugTlist, and George Con-
si,lius, his manager. have arrived in
Landon. Marguerite Corneili and her
mother occupied a separate cnmpart-
uaent ON the same train COrbett
vent direct to the Hotel Cecil and the
CorneilIis went to a private hotel in
the west end. Corhett said -So one.
aside from my wife and e0nsidfnei
knows why came To Europe. I have
good reasons. and II my wife wants
TO tel the truth am psrf-ctly xill-
ing she should dc 20. IL - her turn"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Jusze E-s--. NJ at Hsssfais. ~ of
opiafas that Natives af ssasm
are Nss Americans.

Honolulu. sept. = via san Francis
go. sept. i5.-The question af whrth-
er citiz-rs Of Guam are Americans
was raised IN the Emitted states dis
triet court here. Judge Estee ex-
pressed the opinion that the native
born prople OF Guam are Americans
by virtur Of the annexation of their
country by the United States. The
question arose in connection with tho
application for naturalization pau-rs
of Rsynold Reyes. a native OF Guam.
and former subject of spain. II. took
out papers. though the court said
that IL was probably unnecessary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20
MOVEMENTS OF DIPLOMATS.
sp~ctat Representative Hs-shtfi-
Fart Ia knsat-Nr~. kruger
az Lsur~n..a Nsrga--.

Tien Tsin. sept Is. via shanghai.
sept. f5.-Mr. William woa,iville Rock
hill. special representative of the
United states in China, has left for
Pekin. In an interview before iras-
ing he said he did not expect ta re-
main there more than a few days.
Ii Hung Chang is at T1ku on a Rus
slan vessel IL is not believed that he
will come 10 rien Tsin.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

EpwAapsvmLE. Pa. sept H.
Women are taking an active part in be-
hnIf of the strikers Several of them
stouped dozen or more men who were
r,ing toward a mine here this morning
and told them II they worked they
would see that the boarding houses
rive them no food. One Of the men,
xho avoided them and ran to the mine.
was pursued by the women. and dropped
Il. dinner pail in his fight He was
falIowed until he was some distance
som the nine aud sas womes wsrs CUE
Il oysosa,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

state Superintendent Whitfield has
given out an approximate. statement of
the asssss1rs enumeration 0f educahis.
children in the STATE. Clsiborne. Lralse
and Panoia counties have nut vet re-
ported. The total for thr state il esti-
mated al 81. 900. against sae. sas. an IN
crease u g. s0s since the enumeration
Of Isis. tAe white iner-as.. being 4. @t7;
the cuiorr,i e. -. White ratio Of in
crease. E1t. eolaresi. G50 Tn. state
appropriation was Increased go. 00o;
but the Increase IN rsins,able children
will make the capita distribution about
the same - asst year. xt.Ti.
In T~xas, where the esiucable ag. il
7 ta = years. the per capita Is skI5
The e'iucablc age IN Mississippi should
be Reduced. in order that the fund NAV
be applied tn those who actually at
tend sehool. There are thousands over
N years of age. who do not attend
school. and yet the fund is pro rated
and distributed As II they were enrolled.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

NEW ToHx- sept IZ-Bankers en-
x.gesf in financing the German govern
uent war loan were busy receiving
subscriptions to-day BY noon aver
n e0a, ,00a of the notes had been ordered
by telegraph from outside points. While
the syndicate managers refused to dis
close the names of subscribers To ths
loan, it is believed that requests thus
far received represent wide range OF
t.rritury, Indicating very general in
ser-ss in the offering Points where the
German population islarre are expected
"a ,end in generous subscriptions.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

Lisbon. sept I7--rhe Portuguese
government has photographed "a the
governor OF Npzambiqus. authorizing
the departure Of Mr.. Kruger for En-
rope. The governor. however. must
satisfy himself that Mr. Kruger is
really going to Europe Nsanwhsis'
he Ia instructed To take ali prrrau-
tions 20 safeguard the personal sseur-
ity OF Mr.. Kruger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20
An OFFICIAL Showing.
Conditions az Galveston, Tex, as
otseiaiiy Reported by Mayor
Jones to Gov. Sayers.
ras uslra ESTIMATE KEEPS saawlxs.
r~. rs.s..ss F~-pt~ us--t~-s
ssa n~-sts.s~-rn~ U.ssr~ r.e.-
tsst.. t.a~r . -sr~-- .ss .sw.is
usra 80 H~sIts-.

Nnsfin. Tex. S~pt - -esar. say
ers haa rrr-ivrsl the following of'ieisi
rrpsrt frpm Mayer Jones ~ calves.
t,sa. sa sa eunsl3tians there
Galveston. Tex. S~pt. tA-tian.
Io-~ph y. -aycr.. Gavrrnar. After
the fali-st pasalbl- investigation hers
~e feel iustifi~d Ia saying - you. and
through you N the American P~epl~,
that No aueh Disaster has ever ever
taken ANY community ur sertion IN
tho history % our ceuntrv. The io~a
90 lifs is appalling. and can never BE-
Accurately determined. IL 10 ssti-
mattel At s.suu ga s.sFe people rh~rr
.s net a home In Galveston that has
not bsrn Injured. while thousands
have b~~n destroyed
s~-.wsasst... ss -sxsy N~s-. s.sss.
The property boss represents ar-
examinations 80 Gu years. ansl more
M Hons than can b. safely stated
{ nsivr these conditions. with ten thoa.
.and people Homeless and destitite,
with the entire population under a
strrss ans, strain difficult "a rraiir-
we appeal dirrvtly. IN th. hour of our
great smerr~nvv. - the sympathy
aud aid Of mankind
WALTER JONES.
Mayor
4. r. HtwfEN.
Member Congress. Galveston District
VI. &. kiBuEN.
Commander Department ~ r~Sas.
The Information reaching here
frum nn official source states that re-
ports ~ promiscuons shooting % van
dnls az Galveston have been exagg~r.
afsd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-09-20

New York. Sept. fT.-John b. Ran
IoIph. weIl-known art critic OF this
city. was killed by fan down stairs
IN his residence on West One Hum
dred and Twenty-frst street yester-
dav. The accislent happened shortly
after midnight.