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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-08-09

1t is better to be imposed upon
occasionally than to doubt indis-
crlminately.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-08-09

Blood will tell-therefore it is
unwise to confide secret to your
relatives.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1900-08-09

You will never find any other pills so
prompt ana pleasant as DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. G. M. Crosby.
The nurse maid accepts more or
less hush money.
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13

nt.~~--~~ n.s a-t.-~ NJ -~~~ s~sN-
sstssss .~s r@ss.s.i os.. -. p~ssA
t-~s@i ~ ta-sT-~ss m.rs~-.


flstorn. n~w -.-Ths minister -
the Neth~risr.i. 20 Forturni ana the
iortuwu~sr minisfer a. The ilagu~
have isft thsir respective pests. ~ is
b~li~e~d that = dirrrener hss arisen
on IN. suhi~vs ~ ths sxrguatnr 90
the Dutch euusrl a. ionr~nzs
Marques. ~hish ths rurturese ros.
srnn~ni has wishirawn
Tsusinn t.~sw~~n f,rfurai snd Hot.
lani apf-ars to have h~~n emphasized
BY th- peculiar warmth q King
thsfiss' susss - Qu--n Victoria a.
he hsnFust given yesterday AZ the
royal paiacr 20 Nio~ Admiral Eaw-on
ansi ths c@icsr. - th- nriti.h f~~t
49, IN thr Rivera Taras In the
rnurs~ a ~ sr~vss. vt~n ~ ts.asie.i
Q.ae~a Nirtsria. ~ kinx ssti aaisn<
sfh<r tAiars- -Eurisnsl Ma. ofs~n
sh.red ~ .~art. ssd riorie- - Por
iursl Our wutusi friensishlp srsi
riu-~ siAarc~ ar~ ssrvugth~nesi bv
kistsrv ans ~ hta--i sh-i 'or~thcr
n eawss @h.eh har~ aiwaes been
f1ss fN~errsrs fhiuk that the
sr~~~h rurssitutss an iutiuiatiun 90
tA< ~vrti fAas Portugal can esunt On
sfrusw supF-srt n n~c~.-ary.
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13
FUNSTON AT IT AGAIN.
The As--.. sss ais t-tr-pta No. srs.s /.
River In Isss- s.a rst Tsg.is
gugst.

Nanila, Dcc. More activity I,
shown ia the operations in northern
and southern Luxon. The reports
from the former district come in
more quickly and t~legraphie inter
ruptious arr fewer. ten Funston
with troop \ of the Fourth cavalry
and n score 81 scuuts. encountered 10
insurgents posted or the opposite
bank II the Nehico river. The Amer
cans charged across the stream and
the enemy rrirvsted. firing from
cover. They lrft four dead ON thu
field \ native who was cup,ur.d re-
ported that Fagin. a des-rter from the
Twenty fourth infantry who had
been active with the Fihpinoz. with a
party Of two cavalry men. had been
wounded
Lisat- Morrow. with 50 men from the
Forty y-setcnth regiment. attacked aud
oeeuPird Iiulacan. While returning
the troops encountered Col Vietari~.
occupying an entrrnched position.
with 20 rides and 5000 bolomsn n.
MoFrow's forre charged and drove
the enemy frum their Position. il l.
believed with heavy loss. Preceding
the tight the expedition bad captured
Maj Flores and several of his fol
lowers
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13
RECEIPTS WERE INADEQUATE


Wssh.uEtou. nye. the report %
the third assistant postmaster rvn-
eral shaws that The total r~~ripss
from all sourrrs % postal revenue
during the year amounted 90 si0s.-
55t.57p. while the exp~nsiiturrs
reached ios.sso.css The value - thu
total numhsr 81 piecs. % stamped
pap~r isSucsi 90 p.~'masters was 81 f.
6,5.sgi. a net increase ovsr the issue
of the previous year of ss.sls.iii. The
report saws that the most 81 the
abuses ~ the s-cond class of mail mat.
ter have h~sn eliminated or curtailesi
IL j. asked that congress b. urged to
pass an act consolidating the third
and fourth CLASSES OF mail matter
Recommendation - ma.l- that the
sum of sio.eoo b. appropriated for
the issuance free 10 the public % a
pamphlet containing postal inforrna-
,ion for reference. The report com
ments upon the excessive number Of
articles registered free by the execu-
tive departments ani says the abuse
- the registered mail IN this respect
will continue until congress acts in
the matter.
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13

COINAGE FOR PHILIPPINES.
r.sis ~s-. Ne. ~.A- -stfts-c--s p.s..s.-
fs< Tee a@s.x The >sst.ss o.
tt.. sf N~sies@ Ns.sy.

Waxhinrton. nrr s-Th~ cabinet
meeting frhiay Wss largely devoted
Co discussion Of the question ot
coinage for the Philippine islands
Nearly all the business - thu islands
j. transacted in Nexican dollars. an.l
army cofnmissariss aud oth~rs sup
piled with United states money ar.
at times greatly embarrassed IN max,
ing purchases from th~ fiip8noz bs
the fact that knowing nothisr II out
MONEY or il value. th~ latter ofter
refuse 10 accept 70. The propositions
which seems 10 have met with favos
by the administration - 60 pure has
silver huliion st thu present market
pric~ and coin u into distinctive dob
lars having a gold saiu- - ahout a
CENTS zach Ths-s dollars will prob
ably contain little lsss silver thar
the present standard daliars Tn.
sch~tu. has not y~t h-~n worked eai
IN al II is "details. bat a. there Is AZ
present a governments coinage mint ir
Manila. IL i hape,i that hy the saris
action of congress the new euins mas
b~ put In circulation before gr~ai
while. possibly before the winter e
over
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13
HARD RAP AT OLEO.
Hsuse Passes the Creu, Bill BY q
Large naiori,y.
rs- Nssssss fsts . rss 80 v.. C..ss .
fs.-s - al t~it.ttsa nastsr 90
ss.sss r.s 90 The r-s.s-
ss.a Asttste p~.r-s.~a

Nashinrton. ncc. s-The hou.~ ye.-
teriay passed the Crout oleomarxnr-
nc bill by vote ~ t06 to v. The
substitute offered by the minority
u the committee on agriculture.
which imposed additional restristion.
on the sale 20 oleomargarin@ Co pre-
vent IL FRAUDULENT sale - butter and
,nsr~a-~sl the PENALTIES for siols,or,.
was defeated BY a vote Of III TO iss.
The hiil A. passed make. all articles
known as olsomsrgarin~. hott~rfnr.
imitation butter or imitation cheese
transported into any state or terri,
tory for consumption or sale subject
60 the police power 20 such state nr
territory. but prevents any state sr
territory FROM forbidding the trans
Poriation or sale 90 such product
when prc,luc~d or snli free from col
oratioa IN imitation 90 butter from
two - ten cent. p-r pound and do
crras~~ she taN On oi~o unroIorvsI
from two csnis ta one fourth Of q
cent p~r pound
\ long and interesting debate pre-
c.sie'i the vote. In the course 90 which
thu-r Who favored the Gruut biil
claimed the additional tax on ~olers,i
ol~osnarrarin~ was th~ ONLY effective
remedy Tor preventing fraud upon the
puhiie. while thos~ who opposed IL
con'~nsis,i that fraud would H. pr~-
vented BY the substitute aud that the
real purpose ~ the Grout bin w.
TO destroy the ol~o industry IN
amendment was adopted providing
that the net should 20 into enee,
Juiy I. 1901.
Mr. raylsr, ~ Ohio. who was proni-
n~ntiy identified Ia the movement Go
exclude brigham Roicrts. 30 Utah.
from a s~at in congress. intro,lue~,i
measure intended 10 bring about
federal prohibition % polywamy. u
Fruposs- a constitutional amendment
for uniform laws ON marriage aud III
sore~. Mr.. Taylrr -ays. however. tha,
his aim gDcs considerably beyond q
mere uniformity - such laws. and T.
ssprwssiy d~-iEned 20 rrarh polyramy
and pot an -nd 10 IL. lie regard. this
form - rrm~,iy ~ the most effective
and far reaching. The MEASURE was
intFosiueed after conference -
tho-e intervsfrsi in tho subject. aud.
although Mr Tayl~r - not on the ja-
diriary committee. which will have
charge % the MEASURE. u was si~rrns,i
desirable 20 have him present the
matter aud direct the active move
meat which viii begin In its behalf.
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
IEvs FROM EvERfvHEzE
F,srv-s.xrr coscsssa


>~Fs1Tt ~@s4aaN
In ~ s~~sts er 80 ~ - 9arG z tAa
senenas.s - - F~esslas q ~ ss=~@@es
fruEa - arssEs~nf - agh~r asas'l|7|s=
- tlsrsarte.t- ss4s sn- aasn e eerg
~ss sssrnlns=s-rwd - wuAsm H uNlta<-
nan Z Nsesseat ~ha sarnenss ~ -
4~stia ; &errHt Nnf th@ is@asa - Easa-
rrsa \ Davis. q M1nnesets. snsi 80 ST
~ s~r4ss atiasrm-f aslt - r~-s@sf a.
th~ir wi~rnnrF "a ~ haasss asia frNan
~ rsadfna = - rrs ss.i<uss . aas~sas-. ~
IT, asafA sf ~ tats H~rr~~entasaxe fssiY
- N~w gsrs~f ass ua-eqker - ta~st
sac sss anneanrea. ani tns srssss a.
in1ra@t
IN the -~nase. On th- sh. th~ .hip s4b-
sisiy eiii p.s Hs-ss- ths una gsshesi a-iri-
ness In giAre x the -Ts=snnr f-nHlr ytue
rse4s.1rr. az. ia 4s2easstsF1 F.ss sxesr -
ator-~t>cs Doifix~r - fewa. w're pre-
s~nfsss. and hs as ssaru In Artsr ps-s
ink a number % bills an th- eaten-tr fhe
sera'@. a. = , m sent iatp ssecuu y
session. and son after Aaieufu~si Bee a.
th~ hog-e. during a brief session. at~S
bills Sers passed the most tnsps~t4tff 10
fn< one u provide a detail - not 90 -
ce-t - retired army officers and ~ rs n
commissioned oefcers military iattracf-
ors IN the pubic schoais % such cttls- %
adept a system % military in<'ruct'ua
In the senate. on the sth. senator Frys
concluded his speech Epan the ship subsidy
btii, consideration Of whieh Rft-r the trans
action % some unimgcrtant business tu
er-n session and an hour and a half spent
behind cioscd doors. "a. resumed AZ 4
Z. N another brief executive session Vas
held. AMI the senate adjourned .... In ths
house the day was devoted 20 corstt~ra.
tior Of the army reorganization btil. n o,
the - paE~> of the bili being disposed %
h<for~ Adjournment
In the senate. on the fth. no bu.inss. of
tr7port4ncs was transacted In open -ss-
sion Almost the entlre afternoou session
Vas Passed behind elas@f tuors In culsid-
eratson % the Hay-Paunc~fets treaty In
the house. after a leux sifsinx devoted
almost exclusively TO debate upon the
army r~1rEaniEatfou bill that measure
was passst - a vote II Iss to n several
au nnfrlfS were adopted vas a sub
stttute for the eAnfe~n eeetiun nh4ffufelF y
prohibiting the sale % tutnxfcatiuE iiaunrr
at military posts. whtfh vas carried ~
an oyefwheirninx majority. the vote being
f5g to 81
In the senate. on the Tsh. 40 hHsiness n,
Importance was transacted fu open So.
sion Practically the enfir9 legislative
day Vas taken up BY an executive ssaxiun
In the house. the Gruut OF. rnarxa rtns
Til vas passed BY a vote uf fgx 70 = Tbs
as oieomarxartue. buttrrtn@. imitation
butter OF Imitation cheese. transporte,l
into any state or territory tar e.sassnnp.
tion or sales subiert % police sup p~rxtsH4rl
but prevents interference ~tth sueh trans
pcrtstton or s-ie WIN such ptssiart 8.
free from solnration In initatton q but
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13
TEMPERANCE WOMEN.
TIE Sstts.ai ssav~stts. Gtsssd Aft-r .
saseessrai w~~s-rs W.rk for csa-
stisstteasi As-adm-nt.

Washington. Dec. s.-The National
Woman's Christian Temperance
union convention came to a ciOse last
night. after succc~sfui and inter.
es,ing week. Most ~ the closing day
was devoted 90 superintentents' ~
ports. \ r~comm-nda'ion Of the
executive committsc that the national
W. &. T. L. shouid cWn and control
an Official organ was adopted. as va.
a resolution declaring that the union
should work for the adoption of a
constitutional amendment prohibit
ing polygamy.
The national superintendents last
night elected Miss Marie c. Brehn, Of
Illinois. president; Mr. Mary T. Sew.
all. Of New Jersey. secretary. and Mr.
:. L. oherholtz. of Pennsylvania.
treasurer.
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13
HIS STATUS IN DOUBT.
TIE es~@issass-s sf rsss. H.s-. wss
wss N.s--sty ri~st.s. 0. Nsp-stss o.
w.sas.ssas .. . E.. D.ys

Washington. H. Tte eamusi.
sion.r from Porto Eieo. p H~srtaa
r,erntly elected ~ the people - %.
island to represent them IA eunTrssi
and IN Washington Esnssally j. ~
Psctesi At The house 81 representative
in a few days. His status eu ths Acct
Is somsvsha IN doubt lie j. d~sir
mated in the iaS a. a -rrsislsaf com
missioner aud j. 70 rve~ite = salar,
of sa.0oo annually There = No pFss
vision for his admission Ia the Hass
or for participation in debates. siui.
liar to the provision for sislssafss
from territories. IL i expected. how
ever. that h. will aasiss and assist
committees concerning Porte Eieas
legislation aud steps MAY ~ tak~r
TO admit him to ike Hoar.
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13
CHINA'S GREAT COAL BEDS.
chisf Essisses Of the Empire ssys tss
Three >srthsra Prsvtne~s coat.ia I@.-
sseass D~pssit. sf Aathraeite.

san Francisco. Dee s.-Robert c,
Hoover. chief engineer Of the depart.
ment OF mines Of the Chinese gov
ernmrnt for two years preceding the
boxer outbreak. is in this city. SPEAK
ing Of the commercial importance oi
China. he said;
In the near future the chief factor in
the Chinese trade Of the Pacific coast will
be coal There Is more coal in the three
provinces Of Chi Ii. shan TunE and sheu
King than In any other region tn ths
world. This coal L. anthracite % excel
lent quality and when even fairly gool
railway communications are established
u can be sold In San Francisco at s. a
tom
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

An extra session Of the San Dnmi-
rican congress was opened on the
5th- President Jiminex's message rec
commended reciprocity treaty with
the United States.
At a meeting Of the trustees of the
Marquette Monument association held
in Chicago. on the 9Th. sJ.oo0 was sub
seribed towards the erection Of s30.-
900 memorial in honor of Pere Jacques
Marquette. The balance Of the money
will be raised by pablie subscription.
Mayor Harrison of Chicago issued
an order. on the eth. revoking the Ii.
sens~s Of IL notorious saloons in the
business portion of the city. The
places were not closed. bat their right
to sell intoxicating liquor was taken
away.
Mr.. baiseil. of Pennsylvania. intro.
dneed IN congress. ON the 6th. a gen
sral bridge bill providing means by
whieh briegrs may be built over large
naxigable streams without special au-
thority Of congress in zach ease.
40 Henderson. MINI. on the sth,
Th~osiorr Waller pleadrd guilty TO
numbering his wife and four step-chiI-
drrn az Arlington iast summer.
The senate. on the 9Th. confirmed
Otto N. Tlttnsan. Of Missouri. TO be
superintendent of the coast geodetic
survey.
Charles Ford. while lifting a can OF
giycrrine fram a wagon on the Gill
farm. Milxon Hun. O.. on the sth. ac-
cidrntaIly dropped the can and an ex-
plesion followed His remains were
scattered Ia all directions.
A. the result OF a refusal on the
part of the officials of the Gulf, Colo
r1do a santa Fe system to arbitrate
differences with its teiegraphers,
every operator on the system. from
Galveston. Tex. 10 Purcell. !. T.. left
his post. on the 9th. and the line is
completely tied up
The richest gold discovery since the
kIondike development is reported
from yellow river. tributary to kus-
kowin. 100 mile. from Yukon The
discovery was made by IL prospectors
Who went 10 Kuskowim. in July. frCr,
Holy Cross mission
Lord Kitchener reports TO the Brit
ixh war Office that Gen Delary. with
500 Beers, attacked a convoy proceed
ing from Pretoria 20 Rustenburg at
BuFsIspoort. December }. burned
half the convoy and killed IS men aatl
wounded q. including Lieut.. Baker.
The Beers suffered heavily.
The Chicago 4 Alton officials have
issued q notice warning persons who
carried away about $4,000 worth OF
merchandise from n wreck. near
D~leyan. ILL.,, on the LIST. to return the
same under penalty of exposure anil
prosecution. The notice has caused
Q sensation
John Gibson. of Caflettsburg. Ny,
who murdered his infant stepdaugh-
ter BY forcing a redhot poker down
her throat. was placed in the Mays
vile iaiI. on the 9TH. for safe-keep-
ing. threats of lynehing having been
rife
At Chicago. on the ssh. sehwarx-
child 4 Salzberger. of New York,
bought r. r. Pieree's Aberdeen Angus
steer, Advance. fer $50 pound This
was paid for beef on the hoof. and
as the steer tipped the scale At f.isc
pounds. the price was s2,i4s-
Charles W. Fullerton. one of Chi
earo's wealthiest citizens. died at his
residence, on the 9Th. from apopiexy
Mr.. Fullerton was probably best
known through his gift Of Fullerton
nemorisi hall to he art institute
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13

Wichita. Nan, Dee. Sin the mi
die OF a very pleasant after-iiunsr
conversation. in whish a party Of
friends were engaged. Miss Maud
haushman. aged ~. stepped to a
dresser yesterday evening, picked ur
a revolver and sent a bullet through
her heart. Darling" she whispered
To little sister. tell mamma / ana
going away forever" at the same
time pulling the trigger. The police
are inclined To take q more s.nza-
tional view of the matter. They s.efn
To scent n possible murder In the
tragedy.
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13
ma. foe Naval ca..ss.~ss...

Washington. Dec. s.--Ssvrr since
the birth of the new navy has there
been such a gathering Of shipbuiIiers
and metal kings as were assembled
in the Office OF the secretary of the
navy at noon yesterday 20 witness the
opening of bids for an amount Of
naval construction which Secretary
Long denominatei as the greatest IN
duStriai event this or any other coun-
try had ever sesn. involving the pIse-
ing Of contracts for about s50eo0. .oon.
A naval board will consider the bids
snd report upon them.
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13
AGRICULTURE IN LuzoN.
Fhsiippiss cs~@s..ts- wui st.rs .. Ns
p-rsm~ss rssm sso VILE. sr~~ usaIts
.ssas fssa. t.sse.r-s. uss.-r.ssr.

Herkley. Cal. nve. s.--ta.ler n.
patronage of the United states rhllip
pine commission. an experiment. fargr
wifi IL started some .fa lniisS frau
Manila. where the growth 81 all sursa
81 seeds and plants from this eaantr,
will hr tested. Prot l.ernar,i Moses
Of the commission. has written ts
the University Of California regarding
the PROPOSED work aud a, his Sugge~
tion the state institution will rens
from its experiment station the re
quired seeds ansI plants
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13
DEATHS FROM FRIGHT.


Vancouver. H. C.. Dec. s---Con-
ronted by the wife whom he had lie
,-rted for another woman. Henry
noulton. son of a fine English family
.ropped dead here. The wife arrived
here from England and Boulton eS-
pired after a stormy interview with
her. The physicians declared that
teath resulted from fright
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13

london. Dec. s.--Mr. Kruger has
abandoned all the proposed Journeys
to other capitals, says the brussels
correspondent of the Standard. and
al further diplomatic Efforts TO se-
secure arbitration and will await at
The Hague the development Of events
nj the seat of war.
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13

Butte. Mont. Dee. s.-Fifteen min
ers employed in the B~li mine. one
Of the Anaconda properties. had a
narrow e~eaPc from death yesterday
afternoon by suffocation. A hr- has
been burning In the mine for several
weeks and some men who had been
at work failed To come to the surface.
being overcome by the gas. But all
wcrr rescued
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13

London. Dec. s-The Saturday Re-
view. whish devofe~ a pag~ 90 a say.
age criticism Of President Mekinley's
hopeful view of the futnrr Of the Phii
ippinsr. as expressed in his mrs@asr,
TO congress. dismisses the president
statement with the assertion that III
does not contain a shred or tiftl~ 81
truth" The writer quotes from Fred
eriek II. II. Sawyer. author Of srv-
eral works on the Philippines. and
cites particularly his reference to the
-hisieous orgy of murder. piundeF and
slave trading in Mindanao.s
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13
xl.....r ,.pr.... t.. nan.

Washington. Dsc. QuartermaS.
ter General Ludingtou has arrange
TO have the Transport Thomas. now a.
san Francisco. make al extra trip ,s
the Philippines for the purposs o.
carrying a large supply Of military
stores needed by the troops in th.
archipelago She will start for Ma,
Mia on the 18th.
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.

NOTES OF PAST AND CURRENT EVENTS.
By 7. L. POWER.

ifuu,. - Ripley. 10 librarian. She took
eAarrs in Juiy last srd has re afsanred
els~tarsl arf al thu hs-lks
Chanceilof ..iv compliment.
aff II hFt i..a..4s sa.snt.
VITA The improvements mentioned. sni
u'eny fspair. tha, have tsrn made. tn
university wil % in hns shsrs iot bitter
sofk. tuf thsf- srr other ani rrvs.inx
nre'if--a wouian. tui'dins. a rynans .iuHa
sni nuuitrr q cotisrss fur uaui~d stu
drais Ihsrr ar thirty i've yvung laiiss
Tow a. the unissr.ify. sni thew would
- one hundred u wumsn. huilding
serv psosri-d Chaac~iicr fultsr rvls,~sa
HaAny Interesting inssan~v- u hy~ ycang
Hl~a zane 10 ths naisersitv after th<y
zsr. uasEi.,i. snt rar-ue tA~ sourse 90
9ra.iustior. thar vtves helping N vsrto'is
~ats- u on n the uuiseFsity e'ss.ss
thsrs b. r1e a voung naan rursuinx ~.
.fH,iie- IN uionry rafrrd ty has tsssstfsi
younx eiir. whe ht. Pss-itson. - q
sfssall ssisFy IN 80 of IN .rho,.ls that ~
visited Whrn ~ shall enter upou ~
crttirv las pfaefas ani birth afr ~s9sh
hsh~i In cornfostahie hauas. they can
think e al over. ant sufay is th~ u1.srr
tseau~~ - th~ SEPARATION and .aeridce
nns expsyisufesi
On Saturday night ~ Pas Sigma hsl
competitive sp.tsh rakine ard selected
tww cuurnisnsrulsuf arstats. th~ tnpic ffs
euss.d t~tug Ee-slrsd. that shs psozr~s.
n civilization b. du~ niats a. phvsi.si ~
snsv than a. poiittas Me-.rs Hm--sii
and Dguuniuni urrs voted thr t~st
.peak~rs. The crators sew hanars,i ~
ihs rrr-srre ~ ths ynurr lsdse. q ths
Worsus COLBY % ~ ssfs in great fofee.
IN thsfF heeunatnz efstuuI-s erusrrstnisri
- ffr-hirut Maions and several q ths
tsarher.
III pgr-rnf university enreiiusnt D.
"a. fifiy or sixty mofe uill enter after
the hrinisys
On ths - - Wtreh. 1871 Cssnsriiar
Fultnu VII rorurlste hf. thirsrth war A.
a teacher N m. nirsr.ity q Ni..i-.iPf.i
lts catered a. a stu.irut iu l-ss grad
usted nrst hauaf msn N IN cis-. si
l>s,D. essn~ a his rit.-ulafss hsinr y \
tsitf. Y ~ Ihnn r-nn. " tslvta Well.
X y Miller ~ kns t-er chanfriiar
sinsr i~-F, .urs~s,iir- thanrr,iur May-s.
iis = cuphattriiiy -th, rirhi man IN ;hs
right riarr~
Oxfard has usnrh improved .iu-s fsr
HTN NA"AAs NaNAN ~ NNNH NNH--sf'asH HsHN
tiar. On ~ the isrzs.f snl han.i-sule-t
rr-ftsnss- rv-vutis sfsrts,l b. that q Hoe
y " 7 faikuer Thrrnrh ~ csurfssv q
la.i9~ D r kiuhfuush We utre stis o.
-s~ al ~ ONfur'i ~ patnrt4 gut ths
hsas-. cf T. y T. iarasr. Jacob Thaalr
sea. tsm~s NJ Hswry n A Farr. tuil.sv
T. \ thH and o'hrfa uhs havs Fsssssi
rwav. oSfFd has nnu ~ hir.sin- a
gsIre watrr sn.l vii s,scu have a sswerasrs
sv-tess
M ~ rruts~tani ieuenrinstnaus have
ai-v chuIehs-' snd ths puhiie ..ho.ls are
sneug th~ h.sf IN H. STATE The Siat-
ard Fagis corfiuur % prosper
fhs Ma.sntr rran.i t-,i,rs vii hais,
their annual rnestiur in Oxfasd aarine
fhr fourth wr~k 90 February This uiii
a'ii ahcut -four hunsirrl 20 ths papuia
tian bat thsy vii b. suiriy provided fsf
] hsse nFsd l. ~ anNsty ga that scars
inl this concifie- oar cutting. many
thing, hsiug omitted for uaut Il .psas
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13

Havana. Dec. s.--Alexis r. Frye. the
superintendent Of schools will b<
married on New Years day to seno-
-ita Maria Teresa AEruebarrena. a
school-teaeher Of Cardenas- The wed
ling will be made a feast day in Ha-
rnua
Oxford eagle., 1900-12-13
si.-a-.ivpa cs@p.ss<. - a. aiss.~.
HsGta<sa

Comraie Tom y. shearsr. of stark
vile. writes
asties yoa are writsnk 50 the asfF.r~as
Mi'aissiFF regiments. sss thsuxht a. oar
i~o N-sisssrpt essasTsnl-- t,~lsngiax % the
ftfts q sfth Alstams woahi Get % credit
a. N,..i-.tppssns, -uahi ~riis sn.i -HBl.ln
ha~ - h~saae a;taeh~,i 20 this rextmeaf
After tesng s-aru IN a. Caaf~siesste state.
trszef-, - seat % Ceraafh rh@rs e%iRx
rvnnsns there - rsun~~-~-. Al.hsma
All Nassi.-ipsa cosupshi--. th~y farrnesi .
reximsus az l~i Fir-t Aiatsms Mi--i.siyfi
sasi renu~-ses We served Tor I've 90 ~
Hsoaths eaa-s,lisisi a. stated At the
siege - isisaA ~ 70 - we're cspsur~i
ART caFris-i o. " i--as.ta. wer~ussiuei .
tamp Resell prison stoat .ir ~~~ks
Grsnt t~inx rs--=-~i sfusln.i Rsshn4oasi they
nss-i~i the trpoI@ xaar.iinx a.. when th-y
csrriest - 70 tsuIp IAeugiss. Ghieaso
After e~inx ia prisaa there st-sat seven
uuaih-. - vvre sxrhsn<~i AMI takes 70
NaesssurE auFia< shs fall q l~'ss ".
seat frpsa Ns-k-harx % Jsrk-sn sni thsr.
r.orxsuifs-i sn.t fern~i the Fsf.y-faartA
Aistams eight Aishsa. conpazis- sal
tso Niszi-sirpi caap@Hi--. ~ith Alphsa.
hsssr. - Eafsi. Ais - colan~l N
~hsek~ifar,i. q u.aiaas ss major CsgE
J Essas. q Maitea. ~ oar captain
Ceiaasl Hsk-r 49, saan.issi a. the battle
u Hakss1s Cr~-E After ~ soan.i hssI.i
ss ~az praalatet 20 brixsiirr r~n@r.i sad
tfsnsf~rF~i o. ts~erxis. -h-f- - soon hs-i
the uid E-itahl- Flfty -fsarth a. 10
sl~ays esiis-i theaa tr.asfsFr~t ss~rv-d
throagh th- G~urxis csmpasgs aatd the
.arrsusisr - nszsr. hrixsi~ Aivh~a.
H.k~r sal 7 n Shs srlfarst a.. s.s.i sna
sut fes srs hstAx * ths ~ eusap~ay that
l~fs O&aieua ea~ hraxhs Msrvh usoraaax
nearly talFty year. So