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Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03
TOPICS OF The DAY.
IEvs FROM EvERYvHrlE
FieTv-sIxrn CoNGRgss

10 the srns,e. % the "a the anai too
as1s seost- On the right Of Hoe u a
- 70 SCAT as senator fruua r~nn.ft-
n MA vas sesun, M~-sr. chanss~r N
- hsuny tb~il ard Pvarn-- tra
.s-s,nE IN support % Mr. Qt.y'- eassr..
~. Ms.efs tfatt fCount snd Qaari--
d-ht.rtns speeches tn Opposition
tieu q ths p-,-t oris- approprtattan biit
- entered upon. and the general A.
vt eioz-d With the Afternoon ssfs.ara-
Ih- main saei~ct- % coa'-rss.s.
Sre ,n- provisions In the bin reiatsnx 10
- 'st.n-tpn - the pn~uznA'tc tub -~rT
- special fast mali fAsgiifiSs and sss
eos' ~ railroad tran-portAtior
II ths s-nAts. On th- sph IN. d~ta;s
on the Quay ease ~as continued and rss-
cindsd. and At four O'Clock the vote on ~
motion - Mr.. chandler to STRIFE cat 81
-" resolution d~sisrinx Mr. 1ts, ast -
enil,ie-i 70 a sat the ~ord not.
- NAYS. =. thus ending the hard foasst
n~tue % the appotnte~ of the governor "a
tnnsy iv.ni- adversely TO Mr. Quay ...
~ ne hou-~ the Feraker resolution con-
tirsinx the present essr~rs IN Puerto Rie,
until the appropriation acts .r~ ans~nsis-I
saapt~d
In the senate. on the 9Th. the confer
ence report on the Hawaiian civil govern
rl~nf hsii va- agreed to- the agricultural
sptroprtation biii. carrying q fftti- over
TAR. million dollars. was passed and fhs
hNhA ktf~fNmrut bltf under
consideration for hour. but no progr~-s
va mad \ iotnt resolution suthoriring
ne exhfntt OF government relics al the
New hork Prtnting exposition Ma- ADEPT
ed---.- In the hou<e. the POST u-ic~ sp-
proprtatior hiil b~iu. under cnn-tsi-rattssr
The item II yG.@a for pn~aratic tub
ssrNice-an Increase % raass sa@r the
amount Formerly approprisf-d-wss
dropped frnm IN. bflL after @..n~Arion Il
chstxe- - bribery % ra~mb~r~ BY Pneu-
matt Tub Co. An amendment 20 r.
Classify railway mail clerks sent cut on
a rotnt Of order
Ir the ~-nats. On tho 18Th almost IN,
eistir- session given up to consid~ra.
tcl ot the claim of Nathan n scott of
West Virginia. To his sat In the ~suate
@sNsrai Speeches on both sii~s cf the con-
tention being delivered The cs-- nraiiy
Nsnt over without action In sne
house the post once appropriation hili
was PASSED The biii To- Increase fA~ sal
sFr Of tn director Of the census and the
salaries ot supervisors q r~rzn- ~ t~s
per cent ~ the amount rr-eive,d by their
snunrrstors ~as lssxed Th< finai con-
ference report on the Hawaiian govern
Upon.
In ths senate. on the eth. the r--ol's-
tion declaring Nathan u. Scott 20 - en-
titied to his seat In the senate from West
Virginia ~s- adopted With but thr~- dis-
sentin< votes The Alaskan and costc1
claims bills took up the rest of tn da
save for an announcement concerning the
Clarke Ease -. IN IN. house ~ private
bills were ras-sd. among them ons grant
tur 80 a month - the widow II tho TAT.
col John NJ >tetssnb~rg. ef the ttr-f
Nshraska- Who ws- killed In the rhiiip-
riire-. The conference. report On tho Ha-
~.itsn government bin adopted. .ul
the hili sent TO the president
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03
DESTRUCTION AND DEArn.
rssss sssa. s-e.ssso gr~s . s~vs~ssssA.
ss~s - Rsss sss U,ss

vsoo. Tes-. April ss.-Th> a~..te-s
tssn IN IS YEAR. tell IN wsee and vi~tn-
i,y today R-por,s ef d~.th sad d.
s,ru<stoa ar~ ccmiuw IN frcm -s~ry
dir-wsica. n<fw~~a -sshf AL fsa p-t
s.n. have t-r~n drc~n-,l ~tthin th~
city hnis. ~ Nsec. ans --sr~hsnx
p.Etie.. h~sd~d ey th~ Arc department
arv sat isosinw Zoe tA~ ds~~n~d -
isf tho h--ii-- - i've ~hst~ ~ssn~~.
rle.h.r and a.uxAs.r. snd ea- n~srs
have t~~. rrr-s~r-a Thrr are sr~s
Nasxy tssssii~. Miss 0isra s..sss~ s~i
T~ssk w.ik~r. Ts- ~ss~r - - hsx~
ihst yr,.xr-s. . sis- IA Tho s~srxA fsr
tho dad
Nat. o.. hing u.~-i in 80 Prs~
~ss.i~ ssr-~s o. sh~ sesss ssd~ - 'ske
Y-cVl< 10 gasc~. - .~t~ss. Ia ts-
hs~smsns OF ,s~ rr-.ss~~, h-@ns ssaihi-
sas. The lsrx--s s.a sr~-s eashas.x 70
The eis,. ~ss~r st.nds four f~~s a>~s
TA- h@-~@~as of th- msmunssh --ssA-
tl.hrn~nt - sA- Tea Fs1xv:i &c. .
nAs-is~ eea-i-d-
4 r~Pcrt froa RcsAa.i~ - sA'
ri.~s- H~r.id state. that tA~ mt~~s ~
that pl.c- ~~r. se-~t-d TO-DAY ~ tA~
aaxh ~sssr. dro~ninx feur r~u-
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

vs>>Ss 10 us., rs.~~.-sp--S-s--ss
90 Na.ss-ss-

Heu.ton. Tex- sPssl - re-4ss
tksre -. an -.~a h-.si~r ratafAil ss-r
1~,s. than euring sA~ P~ss s~s a-ss
sDd a. a c.sos~qa~ne-. .uasd ssr~s@-
sse sut - hanks asd rivers sr~ sxsss
risfnr fast An s*~rse~ - 80 fiFsas~-
% exp-~s-a 20 niwAs Is n~@F~s~.-f -
;As Nsr.@as@ ~sil F-s@r ss l=z=~@=
4a.nsisy - ~.fer lass - br&a-
ss-,s- sAss ts~a
A. Celsaass.. aa 80 sss~~s-ss Fss~
-. ~-safs~r~ T..s$r s<a@s- 49, sxasa
h~~n ~ssA~-a s-@F .@S ss-r~ -ta -
- sTaa@s re So -~-~sss asgs ~
ftsss.sssa a T~xss t-ssr.l ~ N~-sr-
=. s.@~@- q r~xss s@.s go 80 A.
tsss a srs@~s@ Fs~s As~- S--=h--4 szs
r~e - srssS s~saraa 80 @&srrs q
yr.esRs-@@
A. Nsss-ss. 49, -zs ras@e sssr--
s-s.t. fe~r s=<A~= - rs4s fstMs4 IS
- @saHs-- t.r-ss 4s=@T- -s- ss-s=
- fss~~ ss@-ss - ~.sAs~x A. ss.--
- h~~a tnk-a 49, - 1--1e-ss. 49,
ss-s- -. e-~-~gu-asiF - a-~---
49, isr-~sa-@
a H-fse~ 4~~~w @sss-s --rs
~ssA~-4 s~sr ~ . se&s-a ra.~ -
era. a-as 49, s-HVss@ass z@s.x~s tr
~sP- ~ h--~r p-r- q - ,s-- .
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sA~ sHAs~ - sr~xr@ !. ~aawna@as
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

Canadian school chiidrvn. bs wav Of
rcsalistion for the s-nding Of na---
ssgv of sympathy To- President krug.r
hy the school children Of f'hilsI-l-
phia. vii rais-. funds aud send rrsa-
luiicn Of sympathy ard admiration 10
sguinalelo and has Filipino eomp1-
triots.
News from the scene of active op-r.,-
tens in South Africa indicates that
4 ere is slight chance of the Bo~r<.
hs hurriedly raised the siege I
v.pener and allowed Generals IRA
bsnt and Hart FREE passage into thu
town. being caught. They have a
clear rcad opsn to them ~ long a.
they skirt the B~sutoland boundary
toward Lady brand.
.Isss- Fields. one of the mos, noted
If ell the mountain feadists in ksn-
tueky. died. on the esih. from the ef
fectS Of pistol shot wound received
81 the elth. Fields was one of the
leaders in the famous frrnch-Eser-
ole feud. in which 10 of Perry eoun-
y = htoes ft'as''s Nss r" '"'s' >'ste-
-. Louis. Iron Mountain a South
rru passenger train was held up by .
lone negro bandit near Higgin~on.
Ark. on the morning of the @Tth. Th.
negro confined operations to one pas
senger coach. compelling the passen-
gers 10 hand over their vaiuables .,
the point of a pistol. lie made his es-
cape.
Gov. Roosevelt of New York has Civ
en- il out hat-sooted that he would not
accept a nomination for sicc-pre>isicnt
of the United States under any CON
sislcration- lie sats he would rather
retire 10 private life Tais dectaration.
he SAWS. is final.
IL j. now asserted that the porte
has revived the projevt of bailding n
cruiser in the United states To dis
guise the payment Of Indemnity. aud
ahmed rasha j. gsing To New York
to ue-o,iaie With the Cramps on the
subject The amount OF the iniemnity
would b. added 10 the cruiser price.
snd the contractor would hand Il over
TO the government.
Ii was reported. ON the ~sth. that
'aer. were 30 ho~rs at bo~'nan'S kei',
IN the smithheid district. 100 AZ
Saithf~ld. too. with two guns and
NsS'm. at erys kop. aud -"'' WITH Two
guns at kiotter drift- 'aid-''n r''~r-
The American Nationaf Institute -
i'aris was inaugurssru. on thc evening
II the ssth- by a so'ree. given a' 'hs
temporary premises OF the institute
,nder the presidency OF ~. suiis'
irudhomms, the p"s'-
Ihe iron Mountain Tram io"o.t
proves TO hase oeen ~ni'e man NJ
wore a niaek paper mask ana s'"'.s-
It's mask was io"na' eo'S'eu WY"
tds'od, al poin' near 'he ~ne'e az
lett the tram anu u is o~heNe" ne was
th"t, as the tram pof'e' su' oune.
after MN Inc roooer s'.."
Inc psop'" o, "s'e '".' on .n
-.th' e-isora'eu INC 's NJ"
anniversary Oh 'ne o",n u ~ oe".
crsni' thsir 10" hsnan VINO A'''
president Ten "'ah' 'h'es'l's - :
WARRIOR A'esn1n anu pa"
,omnsnsn '.',, una ~. ~. ,roaIr who rr..,es The
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

Ieoria. III. April ss.-It Is believed
in Athens that Robert Carter was mur-
der.d. robbed and thrown into one OF
the abandoned mines in ths, vicinity.
He came to Ather> soEs- two months
ago from Kentucky to visit friends.
and in few DAYS disappeared. anil has
not been seen or heard Of since. lie
had about SO on his F~r~on at thu
time of his disappearance. and was
that day seen in company with sosne
tough characters A Pr<s- has b~-n
organized. and is nov searching ~an-
Of the abandoned shafts for his by<Iy.
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

Ususau. Wis. April s..-The Wood
son Rib mountains. about three miles
south Of this city, are all on nr~. an a
many pastures OF beautiful nourisha-
ble grass for stock. also many nns
shade trees are being destroyed Den~s
clouds Of heavy. thick smoke can hs
seen rising The farmers arc employ
ing every means TO check the progress
Of the hre. but as the wind ir blowing
lard their e6orts seem 20 b. Of m
avail. The Gre extends to one-kais
mile Of the city limits. IL will do .
lsav. damage yRilue rsla eomeA
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

The supreme court. on the sith. -
sued is msndatc in ths case OF Capt.
uh~riin " Carter. The writ j. direct
ei ts the circuit court for the southern
Nsv York district. aud unless Capt.
Garfsr's counsel can ind some other
neaus 20 DELAY. the result will h. hts
sarly departure for the prison at
LsEyelworth. kas-
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

The Uui,.d States transport Nc
Fhsrsnu ~aile,l from New York. on
the 18th. for Porto Rico With between
500 .9oo and s-oo.ec0 in subsidiary
eoinS. This j. the first installnIent of
the s,.ooo.soo voted by congress to he
dis'ribrted among the inhabitants of
that i-lansi
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

New York. April so.-Aerording to
the evidence of ex-caps. ob-riin VI.
Csrter's fsth~r-in-lsw. Mr.. v~sfeost.
row made public. IL wou,d APPEAR thai,
Carter received one-third o. the
amount of every disbursinx check
handed over TO the governments con-
tractors. which he invested in bonds
through his fafher-in-Iaw.
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

The King uf Sweden and Norway
las decided TO reward certain persons
vho have found various objects b.
! nging TO the Andre polar hslloon eN-
EDITION. and certain amount Sf
rlouey has b~en set aside for rewards
70 persons who hereafter may find
similar objects from the expedition
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

II was this writer's privilege N .r>aa
sabbath. April -. In >ateher Heinx
% the '-elue sts-eslag- faith. we visited
the fr~>sys~riaa sabbath s~ha-sl. which
had an stsenaasc~ that msrnisx - fee
Amsag the ss~mh~rs - the Hthi~ eisss
wss our sorm~r state snr~rta:ensiens
af esiscAsiou. Hes- .. X Preston. pres
den, Of ssan,oa ecii~x-. lie ls .l~p
- active ruiinx elder in the ehurch-
>ep~riss~saen, Iisrp~r believes very
much in thu ''>horter Csi~chism- irs
auc>ssnns and answer~ fo~n sn inposs-
ant f~stsrr OF the essrci~~~
" was eommunioa day. aud ,h-
iora's supper ~as observed in . ma-s
>olema aad Impressive manner. The
pastor. Rev. Dr. CaiSm. DID ao, pr~sch
. s~rEnon. but eommrn.esi briefly 90
ne chapter rad The .~uer.el~ p.-
trisrch. Rev. ~. J. n ~trstsoa. PRO
nouacet the b~n~diciioa. lie - in his
ssth year aud n very feeble. H- wa>
pastor os that charrh for nfty years.
and many tha, he h.ptiE>si IN infancy
arr xrandfa;h<rs IN the eougrsg.
tion- Ther- w~r~ several sAaitssns -
the aemb-r~bip, and A. thsir naas~.
we're called they stood up aud were
eomnsud~si By the pastor ~ the cos-
gr~x.;ion-
There was 70 have b~~n . uniea
service At the N~shsii.t church a.
night. hu, heavy dosnpsur - r.ia
prevented
In the aft~rno-oa v- visited The
Protestant Orphan Asylam. sna 70
ceivesi . essrsiial greeting fron the gs--i
ms,roa. and her fsrtv happy ehilar~u.
In the Thursday pr-vsoas the asyiual
celebrated it, -sth anaiv~r<srv Dur
Jog the more than soar-srorr years q
its history the asylum has done . x--.,
work in receiving and training orphsn
children for honorable And us~f lives.
It's treasury has est~n hen empty and
its larv.~r wi.hoa, . meal. ba, is hs.
never closed It's da-or~. and. Il = hsp-si.
never will since tho estah.i<han~af oi
the R.p.is, orphAnag- ., Jsrkssa. 80
Methodist ~ Water Valley. and the
Presbyterian At Columbus. the ou- al
Matches has b~~a Gu, Of fr,psn NEAT q
the support IL received from thas- a~
nominations. and ,Ais fact has insi .nssl
others 10 give To Il more literally Ths
fraterBsl orders have b~-a specially
generOaS-
>atehez app~arS In e- prosp-ring
larr~ number ~ elexaat holn~s had
bern erected <inc- our previous VISIT
An up-,odate public school bail.iins
viii ~.-an take the lace % old Aa,rh-i
Institute A branch rad 10 wo.-l
vile. thirty miles. - amoag the early
probabilities
tn the train coming out fron Natchei
on Monday ~as Mr. Josiah winch~.s.i
and family. returning ~ Denver. Mr
Winchester n q ssn os Judge winch-s
ter. a n1sed attorney % his day Ahoul
twenty years ago he wen. tn Colorado
and after . varied and roagh exr~rienc.
he and others leased a Cripple Greek
gold mine. in which . rich vein ~,
soon foand. and ~Laeky 10 Is nos
ranked . millionairr- Hut his soos
fortune has evidently nos turned hn
head
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

The state department reviewed eon-
frmstion. ON the 9Th. of the prrss
IrfeFt that tartag~na had fallen into
th- hands Of the rrxolafianists. The
taxing Of IN. town u regarded a.
natier ~ the gr~s'~s, importance. Tor
taF'sFena y the principal sssport Il
Colombia. and collects most of the eus-
tcurs revenues Of the country
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

Hfaaa. T~s ,gr1 Fl taras.ta
P@s-~st tArsaxA sA~ -sss~rn part -
shas paae~ 81 aa-sn sses8.v. d~ssrox iax
several sv-iss-n~-. ssi . f~o-sscrx
sea.4iax Fsrsuu.s-ls sas I've p--rpi-
-%s- s-rs~sssls hsr.. s.~ - ~k-sa
surse~ Hsaks. ~ffi d. 49, vas
e.uxhs h~s~-~a tvs i,-sh~r~. and -
ssss--i th'eFnst iaisFi~~. at-sus sft-rB
cshfr> ~~r~ sIixhtiy hars
Ioa~Fs Me- fa-k~,'s ess.insxs hs,ss.-
an. ,h< R@psi-, church are among tA-
tsdis --r~ck-si buildings. l. l. Rohrr,-
rons r~st8-uer was d~moli.hesi. snf
Roe-rt-ea probably fatally injured.
Mrs Robertson was hurt ahou, thu
n. al The storm started ai-oui ,hr~.
naii~s sau,h Of town. and Was nesrly
TIVE hundred wards wisi.. Th- Krssa
eroF in the path of III. storm = h~di.
damsR-vi. and fruit ,F-~< arr broken
And stripped Of fruit. Nothing has
l~~n heard from the country.
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

The Congressional Record of Friday.
April 8. contains an outline map ct the
Hawaiian islands Illustrations are
rare in the Record. In the rules for
the publication Of the Record IL is pro-
vided that -the public printer is not
suthorized 20 insert any maps or dia-
grams in the Record without the sp-
proval Of the joint committee on print
fag
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

Emp-ror William has empowered the
TrsssiaB minister of esiuca ion. Dr.
Studt. TO forbid hereafter the use of
latin in all university and faculty de-
wees. assigning a. reason the i'm
ps-iance Of more general Use Of the
,srman tongue" An order to this Ell
r. has bern issued
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

Gcstaye ii. Schwab. manager of the
North German Lloyd lines American
agency in New York. said. on the esth.
In reference to the action OF Prince
Nan Hohenlohe in inter,iieting the i'm
PoTtation into German. Dutch or Rel
gan ports. OF pork and dairy products
b, the Northern Lloyd company. tina:
the ediet did not apply to American
pso, isious.
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

Before leaving Dublin. for home. n
tie es,h. Queen Victoria conferred
haroneteies upon the lord mayors OF
i-ahlin and Belfast. the title of lori
Nsyor on the mayor of Cork and hi>
= seessors in ofic-. and knighthooi
upou the mayor of Cork and the
mayor of Londonderry. She gave rI.-
q To b~ Distributed among the poor
IN the Dublin hospitals.
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

hc1. }, q. .>v~nc,r. pr~~isiea, o,
chsmt.~riain- Itnut academy. has given
NJ wii~sa. q The i,ies syua~ bar~au. an
Interesting Historical >lesch - th-
.r.-ssiav. sAssh = ,l.s .s.r.--.sr 20 ,.;.l
oskiand es.ii~s~. having Inherited whs,
r~maiae.i - iis aS-~,~-at-out sse e.-a.
The es.ai~g~ wzs sssld 81 th~ state f.ss
sss.es- aud after al debts v~re esssI.
The balance. with all oth~r y-op~rty,
vss turn~a ovsr Ia the Mississippi
fr--ey terry. ~sseh hss s;ssy- sas a
E~rvi~psy contrsal - Chsaal~risin- n ant.
The new academy huiiaiar will cs-i
ssa.-a. ant ~fn ~ paid fe~ ~ Mr
Ne sssse. - New Nerk ur >p~uc~r
~ss> tA~ p-rrsssras ~>sis,ss ss.~rt ssa-i
- inrrwas~si q $50 $50
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

niisd Stairs tmmixranf Agent
Hsal~y. at SEATTLE. Wash. gives an i'm
;srtiew cu the Japane~. tidal wave.
n which he says the rush will cause
labor nE.heavsL Five thouSlnd are
On the higa seas and s5.eoo are &c
e'mc. hs says. They will mostly land
ia british Coiumbis. and sneak over
the line into the United States.
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

The hcu~- committee on mil'',.ry sf-
fairs. ~ The essh. dir~e,rd t.,orshle
r-port. on the hill establishing four
perr,arert camps in tho four main
Districts of the country. ivr use both
~ federal tro"ps and the national
eiar'i~-
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

The plans of Gen Otis have not t--~n
announ~~,l but Il y understood he in
tends ts i from Manila on the Mead
or Grant eariy in May. lie will h~ se-
compani-,i by his staff. and will prob
saiv visit Hong Kong and other port.
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

Frup~rsr Nicholas has ,iesixna'e,l
Grand Duke >~rgiu<. governor general
~ Moscow. TO go to B~rlin TO attend
shs ceremonies IN connection with the
ssciaration II the majority of Crown
Prime. Frederick William. on MAY 6.
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

Greenwich. Conn. April sg--Miss
Helen Ripley R~nedict. daughter of
Mr.. and Mr.. y. c. Benedici. was mar
ri~d here to Thomas Hastings If New
York The ceremony was th. most re-
marksble in point Of display that mas
ever been recorded in New England
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

Hon. Matthew :. Quay ~ss r-fuSe.s
> ~. IN the United State. senate on
The sproinsment Of the governor o.
r-ur-ylvanis. on the .sth. by a vote
II D. 20 y.
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

Washington. April 3o.-The confer
e~~ on the Porto Rico bill providing
for the appointment of temporary OH
GERS in the island were unable to
sgrre-
II Was determined 10 report = com
Dlete disagreement
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

Paris. April Boy the collapse Of .
foot bridge within the exposi,ior
grounds. Sunday. nine persons were
killed and many oshers injured. Forsy
or hfty individuals we're caught undo,
she structure when IL fell. The bridg.
bad been condemned only few hour,
LTevtously-
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

10 10 said that the play The Little
Minister" for the time I, has been
running. has been more profitable
than any csher ever put on the stage.
Prom the frst sentence 90 the last
every word and scene are thoroughly
clean and wholesome And yet IL 10
claimed that the thester could not
live unless Ii appealed 20 the eoarser
passions--Boston Congregstionalist-
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

The International Tuberculosis eoa-
f~rrnc- was opened ia Naples ON tn,
=5,h Dr Bsecelii delivered the in
saruraiioa speech. and d-Iera'.
from each country represented ., the
rsnrrv~s followed.
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

representative N~esihan. Of Cali
foraia- on the 10th. sent to the presi-
d~ut. members of the cabinet and
senator's and representatives in con-
grrss. Invitations from the board Of
trade Of Eisalis. Cal. to icsn in NJ
day camping narty. which Is to visit
Mount Whitney and the Sequoia ma
ilonsI park in the Sierre Nevada
mountains. about July Is.
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

The street car charges at Cap< Town
sre high. six cents being the regular
rate Cor a distance Of from two to
three miles Eight miles. the exs<Vs
es The losgsst uss. eesb y ese.G
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

miaed By the bard Of pueiic coa,r.s,s.
approved sy the governor.
~ frcqa.n, arr the calls on the secr~-
tafy - state fcr certain acts - the
legislature. tha, he has ssat several
prin,~si cspi~s II the following - each
rhaoerry clrrk for ai.sris.,soo; Ns-
caneies in asse~. trust. saa combines.
ale of isq-or aud es-.ine. ssa Labor
a.>o IN zach sircait laax~ ssa di.,ric,
sssora~y-
4 csrr~>poasiens who wants Ia know
th~ sarss-~r 20 siar~o~ner> In Nis.is
sipei. - shs~s sy The e~asa. % isso.
has this answ~r whieh we have received
frsza th~ d~partns~ns - the interior
~E~-r~~tfullv returned u the writer.
~ifh The inf,sfnstloa that thu e-asu.
s.rs-.iui~s - i~ea as..ie No provision for
ths enus~rsts.a - .,sv~o~a-r~-
far bs-. tsx 49, - the tiiincis cea.
trsl rslrsaa ant WIT kdzms. state
r~s~ns~ ar~nt ~iii at - he.ra by
tA~ sar.r~ns~ c,s.rs 20 the ait~d states
h~f.rr~ sN-ssss-rr rh~ chasf COUNSEL ser
the raiirspa-1 e,snpanv met with . .~riou.
aoe..i~u; a. fh> ca.~ ~.s aboa, 10 be
bard. shirh nec~Ssifssed y-~,yone-
seat
t-4a.i Commissioner Nall has be~n
l~r-saaliv Investigating depreciation,
eu ~t4se tiuuerr tanh~ Ne eona>~a,e.i
ae-sat en~ thoasAna bog ioxs. valued
al ~seh which sssiid have $40 foand
's~ir ssy - fh- iusah-r mills a, >~rsa-
$50.
The hesf thiuT that has happ~n~d foe
Ssc<~sa IN the past half e~n,urv - the
rrmev.i - sa~ p~ait~nsiary. The south
ssii asa e-sce b1iising ar~ now . piie
q FzsAssA. sza sk< =s.in pri..a ~ili
$3.50 f.siio~-
Ehr esPs,aZ eoSazn nlSsisss Hntsh-d. on
'h~ 2asb. -sxFnia.sasa - plans sab
uais,e's hy fpurtren c,sngesinx arrhi-
i~et~ u ~iii re.suir~ ~~ser.I ,ittinxs.
ca@F~riag sss-s. h~sr-- s~s-c,ips can
- nasie
f'urisx kr.n,isus scei qu.-saiiu-
'his writer r~v~ivs-i thr fs,iis,sing n-s-
~Ar~ ov~r the Gag distance t-leghoa-
We 49, iE haA 81 over h~re m
trAias. ~ nal. narh -a,~r. and no
uhissy.-
L. V Le~eah-rx has b~~n syy-sias>.l
uss.ry psbsic ., Virkshar.s J A
Ai~saaslrsz at s.r~eusills. C..s- " n l..
>t~ph-a. r. spp.siai-.i at Water Valley.
= ". E~siHsoad at ssyk.L
u viii take faliy twentv tlssa~snsi
/ dollar 10 replace the bridges washed
away BY the ss--is in Hisds esas,y
uo-t et th- damage was IN the T,s-.
district
The correSpeaden; who wanted Ia
iecaie copy of the memoirs 80 Gen
James Wilkinson is informed. hy Mr.
Helen H. Rel. that tho volume - in the
state library.
The recent soo-is in sou,h~.s, Missis-
>ippi have so damaged the ruAdbrd o.
the Gulf a ship Island railroad that IL,
completion to Jackson will b delayed
several months
The grand lodge aud grand eneamp
ment Of odd Fellows arc holding their
annual session a; Columbia. this week
snd the fythians will take charge oi
the Queen city NEXT week.
The congressional executive commit
tee for the seventh district will m~~, In
jackson May 81.
Jo- Bailev has site;racked ell oppS.i
,ion In Texas for the ni,ed States cen
ate lie = product Of CepiAh county
this State
The Third district will hold a IA. jor
( iiy primary ga June II and Is 10 nomi
nate a Saec~s~ss 20 Gen C4tching~
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

Nmong the results Of the beginning
Ct gruer.l onward movem-n, by Gen
le-d Rohertp. ON the 2ssh. were the
r-llsf % wep~ner. by Gen. Brahant.
snd the capture Of In wet's Dorp by
~. Rritish.
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

A Mississippi friend who has a position
ia the vaults ofth~ United States treas
eury, IN writing "a few DAYS sine- gave
the following n the contents of th.
vaults in the tr-asurrrs otic- On the
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

Jus, three mssaths Aro the rerv
yeang son ~ . VERY dear friend - oars.
rvsi.iinx ah-su, two hundred sniies ncrth
~ IAeS~su. dropped IN a, o'1r etses. and
stopped a. var home few dayS he
was nn a tramp and espald uos ~ per.
xusdsa - return harns since ihen hs
>an Eranei>--, tn-ns a birds eve view
of the PsciHc cs.ssf. and retained home
BY way of hicago. none the worse fof
the trip. He had no monsy when he
started. bu, he had a 10, ot experience
when he 60, back. I, shows wha;
young America can do when he nies-
No p~ni-uP utica eoufin~s his powers
when be wants to s-e tho sights
Oxford eagle., 1900-05-03

The lisr.~h-rsr Coari-r has axsr~-i
eai the total expenditure % the STATE
bard 81 health for the two y-.r> end
iag September -. issa. at sioi sss -.
The biennisl report % the bard con.
tain> an i,~mixed sts,emen, % receipt.
and expenses The appropriations tos
isos and 1891 srs o.. 80 for general en-
rcu~eS. and ta.eo emerg~ncy fuod fos
zach ycsr--,he emergency a. e~ deter
mined By the bard Of pueiic coa,r.s,.
appruvsS bx the e,sx~vunr