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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-13
Wash Fabrics.

Dainty in patterns, sheer in weigh, =,
blues and lavenderS are the best eolols,
the wash goods section fairly beams '
these summary fabrics. NJ
Sc, S5c, 10c, 124c, f5c, s', :,
Designs that are confined TO our Stor! "a \
each instance a few cents lower N pi'ss .
elsewhere. SEND FOR SAMPLES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03

Fn ibrsr N5taot. Die SopansTen pa
trouillirten bic StaDt, 6ieltsn. Orb
rung. 9eaeral gbaffee Ifslte cine
8a4e an ben 6iHoriI6sn 5smpel an
Der Mauer unp lieB feline 5ruppsn
eintretsn. 4ls a6sr bic 8er6iinbeten
u63ogsn unO nur s;ne fieina 9arniion
Britea un0 Qmerifaner 5urud 6lie6
ouBer9ai6 Der Mauer, spuroe Sung
G5op polIidnpjg au5gerau6t, uno
pos ni4t FOrtgs, 4leppt tpsroen foanz
te, puros 3ertriimmert. Die ginpo6@
ner purosn miBbanoe.t. QuT Den
ODrfern {iibli4 9ebt es nod i4limz
mer. GanOen BON HSoloaten aaergaz
tiondlitdtsn bst6eiligten iid cn Dem
3erii0rungspert. 5dgli6 sibt'56euz
ersbriinfie, o69.eid man Sboa4 fir
BE 3ruppen pd6r@1o bes Winters
n0I6ig + at, Die Sploaten 6aben
Sport NIT ben ginge6orsnsr, Die 81
ibren 9duiern 5uriidtebren oDer auF
Dem 5elOe arbeiten, inDem lie oieTelz
ben erI6ieBen. Die Rufen Iif1b babel
alen Dpran; audi bic 5ran5oIen tQun
ii4 6erDor. SnbiTde 5ruppen rnD
SaPaner 6elfen, penn Iie aus ben Nu=
gen iBrer Sffi3iere iinO.
6 6ine|en entflis9eN aus
u m ob.
2onbon, 2. Sspt. - Wie au5
Song Song geme.Oet miro, ioIen in
5oi9e Der 2anOung Der japaniIfen
Srappen $4,000 Gbinelen Qmop berz
Iufa1 9absn. Der bortige briiiide
SonIul erlieB eine YrOtlamution, in
pelasr er ben GbineIsn Den S9uB
Der 2ofalbeb0rben 3uTi6srts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03

pdr tpobI Der, oaB HuBlanO te:nesz
pe9s feinem 8tianOten uno ieinen
Sruppan Die Srors 3utommen lafen
pols, Iid AUS G6ina" 5uriid3u5ieben,
ipis Is in Der am 6leitag pub!i3irt2n
ruiIIifen g}Ote beB, iOnOern oaB es
ftatt oefen 6efbsn io(e, vper rl&IIi16e
Seianots unO fein perional IolIen Ii4
uut Sten SIn 5uriid3iefsn unter Dem
Iidern 9eltit Der ruifiidsn Sruppen."
IiIo 3uBIono bsubTdtigt te:nespe9s,
Ii4 gdn3 aus Gb!nd 5uriid3u3sben,
Ipnoern mr aug 9sfing.
lnter oi'isn llmItdrosn gstp;nnt bic
lleber5eugung bier immsr ms6r P!aB,
oab 4mtrifa unD Rub.ar0 mil ibrem
Voridldge pefing gu rdumen, bsi Dan
Hnoeren WlG6ttn our6or;ngsn lperpen.
Sn isiner tur3sn GmpTang5 8eltGz
tfaung foll iibr:gens OsutI99anb err
tGdrt Raben, Dab es { # na6 ainer gez
nauen @rfori6ung ps Sage in 9etin9
6sfinlt!De 2tnltport ert6silsr f0nne.
Sn gspifsn &rsiien Der Nomini@
ffration fiirptst man iebt nlsbr, baB
@ng,ono fi6 als St0tenFrieo erlpeiIen
niirfte; oieier Q(nIift ipGsa 1i6 audi
Die f:er attreoitisten fremDlGnoti6en
0ipIomaten ani6GeBen. Man fiir6z
tat 0ann Den @intritt elmer tapuniI6z
4;neiiidsn @Gian& ouu6 pelde @ngz
funo's Ssgemonie i'm Ofan IIien'5
fir immer gebroden pdre.
g S4iffs bepsgungen.
9as &anonenboot nGuItine" 1T in
2tmoD an9stommen, um in oieier iapuz
nii4en SntereFsnipbGrs gum Re4tsn
gu ie6en. lleber bsn oemnGdItigsn
QlufsrfGalt bes Dragon" p;ro lpabrz
ideinli6 QomiraI Remep IelbIt perfiiz
gen. 9fa6 3atu biirfts Der Oregon"
isoo6 Ieines groBen Ssfganges fpegen
fam 9ehsn; tpa6rI6sinli6 pirD tr na9
S61ng6a'i beprosrt tperpen.
Dem &rieg5bspurtement tpurbe per
&a6el bic Nnturft Der SransportI6iffa
r@arpnne" uno r8adFing" in y1aguz
iuti ange5eigt, Nm 9Oro Der beiosn
Sd;ffe befiHben IiA 3pei S4puoros
nso oes I. 8aoulleris 3eglments,
uno SberItIisutenant 2sbp t6eilt NIT,
Dab Der 8eluno6its5uTtanb Der Srupz
pen ni9ts gu tpiinI6en iibrig .afie.
Die beiOen 5ranspprtIdiffe perOen
p06rideinli6 in QusfI6rurg Der
Stpr., teine Sruppen me6r na4 Ghina
gu fenben, nit ben be:ben S4paOroz
nen na9 Wanifa abge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03
YoSnrr'S
Der "gr16te caOen'
hemnnifrirt, baB Die bollife Grfennts
nib bcr Yhidt an bas 0olf, neren
triumpbirenbe Grfilaung
anregen mub.

aein Wirfunasfreis i'm 2e6an lsgt
eins er0Bsre 9eraniiporIli4feit duf,
als bas 9anDslssei6dft. Gs g'ebt tel
nsn 8sg gum @rIol9 i'm gsi4aLts,
ousaenommn ben Der polfen grT
tenntnib, bab Sanosl cine imperative
Yfli6t an bas 9olf beoirgt! lno @rz
fola miro crit Ddnn errungsn, penn
bic Nnlpeuoung oe5 pr;n5lps Den
606Fsn Sosalen uno Den auBeril'a
WunI6en Des 8oi.es entlpriht.
Sbr r@rDbter 0dOen" it Der Sbri9t, au'il er H5
bicler 9sfldt bcpubt it, Gr lit Der or6Bts, neil sr
nadj einem 4ytnjip gtfiibrt uurOs! 5ortibritt 1T
pas G3efabrt. pclb:s Das 4rjniip imm,r in Der
GriHluna pon 9flj6t porlpdrts trdgt Suber 1p;rD
Hos. pas l5ie luinjtbin bort in uOaerer gsnitgcnz
Der uno portbcilbaftcr,r 91tfit reuliiirt fuo Die
Qflitt Qcpif:ubat unN ircigicbj1 criTlt ipiro in
O,m Rtfre6en, 55rt Q8obIfubrt mn Abre 5ntcrcFcn
5u i6rOun.
an S,folquuu oicits 3psdes iuirO Oieie 9BO6e,
lpie sic iebcn, bemcrtenspertbe bargains in o:n
g8aareu berpor6rnvcn, Otren Sic su Oieier 3sit am
tRetcu broiricn, unb Die 9lili6 g9trtbe ;u qeben,
tpiro in utb:reinfmnruus NIT oem 6iononti)sH
Qrir,ip crfiat 1perbsn, ipel6ts Sbr r8rDbtsr 2a=
ben" tets iir 5brcn 9ortbeil ausiibt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03
Das grofartiae ll)a(dwaarsnspspt.
in Nmerifa.
81 2at.fin IL. 4 ntfkhHlk.
Vartie gtr. 1 cntbalt:

Gein etbrudts uno Oinn. 21uHs uno SrganOiss,
9aiftes @ltas 4Strcifeu SreunoD &ap fsiucn Gors
otO gsmutcrte Sim;tp fencn 2irnen alcizGruib,
fcinen 2inn,n Satfs Sjfue CmOuIu Elm ib6n,s,
crepsartUcs 6obrttut in i60nen, sjtrIi6:n 5urbsn;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03
Srei3egH Snbte unb 30 0erlctte auf
Der YhilaDclpliaz zRra0ina=Sahn.


- 2luf Dem Bethlehem 3peige Der
yYRaa0elp6ia uno Reaoing : 8a6n,~
bsi 9atfielO, ettpa 35 Msilsn bon bier,
ersigneie Ii9 fsute eine 8abnfataItrDz
pfc, BEL tps!6er 13 9erionsn fofort gez
t0otet unO ungefd6r 40 perpunOet
purOen. Sin groBsr @rturIipns3ug
bon 8et6It6em. 9u., unO anneren Or
ten, Der rad 2ltlantic GitD beItimmt
mar, runnte nit poller 8ei4tpinoigteit
in efnen Be; 9atfielO Ite6en0en Mil9z
3ug. 2(uf 2ebterem murbsn pier, auf
@rItersm 7 YerIonsn gstO0tet. Sin
3peifer 3ug NIT GrturliOniiien, nit
9afugieren n0r6l!9 pon 8stbk6em,
puroe mod re4t3eitig gstpurnt.
Die 9st0btetsn Iino:
Sri. 4anie ISberrp, % Sabre alt,
Soutb 8et6lebem.
8obert Miler, q Sabre alt, Sout6
Get6le6em.
&idaro 8adman, 40 Sabre alt,
Sout6 getblebem.
Sra gpret, 70 Sabre ait, Soutb
8etble6em.
Wm, G6ret, % Sabre alt, grubsr
bon Sra, Soutb 9et6te6em.
SoTspb Moroaunt. % Sabre aft,
Sout6 9etbls6em.
@6arlss Ulc6onigle, 2lGentopn.
5bos. Dan, Naenippn.
5rl. Momie 8deIin, IA Sabre alt,
SeiforD.
@oofrep &aelin, 9ater DON Mamje.
Nm. 8ladburn, Qm6ler.
9arolo 2anbis, 9atFielb.
- 2ldermunn, Pbilaoelp6iu.
8erlebt puroen:
So6n 0abjo, 96ilabslp6ia, Sn9ez
nisur Oe5 GgturIions 3uges, Tdper
oerlebt.
2li6ert 5, 8ugner, g6ilubslp6io,
9ei3er oe5 @rturFion5 : 3uges, f4per
Derlebt.
DilTpn @ros.arb, Sout6 get6lsz
Dem, @spddmeiItsr oes W}il4z3uge5,
E6Emme &opfpunpe.
Midael ). 5ighe, 4Gentotpn, gen
psrleBt unD per6rannt.
So6n 8ormon Sout6 8etbis6em,
Sub 3erquetI4t.
So6n Mc0ugb, Sout6 8st6kbsu,
8eur perlsBt uno F4pere innerli9e
8erleBungen.
gl6ra6am SranIue, iun., Sout6
8et6le6em, ScaIppunbe, 8erleBungsn
am Aiiden uno T6pere tnnerli6e 8er=
leBun9en.
ISrau Wm. 8urf6arot, SoufBet6z
le6em, innsr.ifs 8erleBungen.
grl. 9artruos 8urfbarbt, Soutb
getble6em, bsioe 8eine ge6ro6en.
g. s. McNaa6on, 'Soutb 8etble6em,
9ein6ru6.
So6n Rsi6teb, 5out6 9et6le6em,
innerii6e 8erlebungen.
Jrdu George 9arriIon, Nrm ge6roz
9en uno TonIt:ge 8Drperperlebungsn.
Sr0n 9lsp6arb, idDere S9nittz
punosn am &ppFe.
Ufarp gtspbaro, Soutb Betblebem,
Rippenbrud.
Sri. Carrie 8adman, So6ter bon
Gi9aro 8a4man, pel6er gst0ptet
purOs, austI4un9en an Der 8ruf.
Sri. 8rsnnan. Sout6 8etbiebem,
4rmbru9.
g. 5. 6art3pq, Goutb getble6em,
4rm6ruh.
9arrb S6lott, 'Sout6 8et6te6em,
8erlebtungen an ben 8tinen.
Goparp ResIs, 2lGsntopn, gontus
Iionen an S4ulter unb 9einn.
5rau g. 9aber, Qqentopn, 6ei0e
8eine gebrp6en.
5obn '54anb, 2lGentupn, 3e6sn
5erqueti6t.
Nm. S6uns, 2lGentopn, gtuden
berlsBt.
Sri. '5dasTfer, 2lGentOpn, geine
ge6rOAen.
Marp 8p6, 8erleBungsn am 8ein.
2etpts 8ne6t, 8et6le6em, Gpntufioz
nsn an Den 9eineu.
9eor9e 2unois, 8etbie6em, aoPfz
nunoe.
6rau N!frsb Sdnoper, 8et6ie9em,
F6pere 9autaffiirFungen.
2fnn;s Miqer, rSOutb 9et9le9m,
5iiFtenperrentung.
@m, Dilmeper, Sputb 8et9Ie3em, |
f6per perlebt.
6rdu Wilmsbsr, 9ein6rud.
lleber bic 9erantnortli9teit fir 6as
ungliid MAIDEN perI4iepsne 8erTionen
bic Hunbe. 9fa4 eNnsr 0erlion ipa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03
9artic Nr. 3 cntb1ft:

fstutc GualitGt importirtc Aaues, in orei
@rsitcn pon rWclts.~ 6arbsn: ptib roIu, bcIblau,
franj0fib.blau, GaOet ubo mlrncbEau, Cardinal,
Garnet uno ,eliO; 5mportslreis Dtrielbsn 35c. pie
garo; ftjuie sorten 9trta1cs, gutter llntrgrunO in
neubIau, 'Strefrn, f5isurcn uHo Quntten; tocrtb
25e unO 35c. tois 0arO. ellie fir &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03
Strifrnbr Giaarrrnmadjer iirarn.
0cnr1nae unh 8anif.

G6icugp, 2. Ssptember. - Sn
ber 8iQet 4gsntur Der Dereinigter
IS. q. g." 8ereins in 9ir. 258,
G!arItruBe, 6erridte geItern Elm iOl4es
8sordnge, buB cine 6rau ohnmddtig
puros. Die NGdfite6enoen brdngten
Ii9 nod engsr bsrbei, unb Dies perurz
laBte einen Iol4en 9anif. buB has
grpBe S9aufenIter BON Den 9jnauS=
itiir3snoen 3erbroden putOe. 8on ben
8lasidhttern purOe eine Uttnge Perz
fpnen perIsBt, uno mebrsre 8eteranen
tpuroen bon ben frie pabrIinnig baz
bonitiir3enpen 2eutsn gu 8ooen getpors
fen uno ni6t unbeosuten0 berleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03

aroBten 2eioen Der Wsnibbeit, uGmlb 9dmorrbo=
ben, 5u bslen. 4natt g bsibt oos portreff=
!ibe Mittsl, pel6es f6 bersits in pisleu tauisno,
ielbt ben bartnidiqteu 5dltn Or1tdnoia bepd6rt
bat. 3. Rsuidbtcr & Co., @Or 24l6, Neips0ort
idliden ciuem SSeoen Der &c osrlanat, Dluier 1rno
G1t6raudsannciiunq { . Il itenfrc mad oaenSbsi=
len Der 9,rsinietcn Stauten. Su bdben in alien
rsnommirten spotbetsn. 6itet Gu6 Dor 1a5ab.
munecn. a6tet buruui bab bic llnteri6rift bon
3. Silsbse, ID. D, f6 oui isber Stits Der
S4u&tsI befnoet. (5r,MO, ,WiS S&g9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03
Sartie Nr. 2 cntbGlt:

Geinfe ssOrldt, impOrtirts SimitD, feinite o'=
nrudte impOrtrts gatfs, fsiHtc gtOrudte mcrcriieo
6ouIarDs, feinft, ocOrudts rpeb uppretirts OtuQs.
foinite QcOrufts 6oularone in ieoem gutcn uno oc=
tudbteu farbiecn 1lntsrgruno, tiniHitbli6 ibpar,
nit Streiicn, tIsins 3icrlidc Muitsr unb bic er6b=
ten Q8,acn= umo 9Iumcn49cins, tptrtb 18e. unO
or ns J)oro glusnoh1 &c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03

9tele Setfe tft 6eTer ais
irge,to cine anoere
fir 9oiretten- uno
2saee5we&e.
Sic ilf aus oen 6elfen
Stofen, Die Der mes
oi5inif6en 2SiGen>
(6aft 6e&annt fno,
6ergefteGt.
9ur6 oen Ge6rau6 pOn
0lemn's SGme,
feI SEIZE ,peroen
Die Seime uno 2Its
Rto6en pon eSranR>
Soften get0Otet nno
pernt6tet. Sire atts
ti(epttfdjen @uafitd,
fen (fno unpersfst6~
fi6.
Siiten Sic f6 por glad.
a6nt1tngen. Saufen
Sic ,tur Die e6te.
Bel gpotbeferu au babsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03

Der 2otomotibFii6rer oeB na6 gltlan=
t!c : 9Th beltimmten GrturIionB3uz
9e8 gu Souoerion, Der Station oberz
hai6 9atFielO, gen1rnt porosn Iein,
DdB Epenfge 0feiien DOR i'm eirMil6z
5ug duf Dem 8eltiIs Isi. Rad einem
anOeren @erii6Ie II pas 8ireau oss
3ugusjIiers in 9bilabdpb;a psrant>
portIid. 5iinf3e6n 9unoert 9td,ts
purOen fir o;eIe IeBte @rturIion nab
Qtiantic Gitp au59egsben. Dea;ag=
ton 8. Rpierberrb bon 2anO5oale, Elm
2eQisldtur Ufit9tieD, tr.iti einen
Sru9 bss Snnbadan5.
Strifrnbr Gigarrcumader iiraen.
Nep s0ort. 2. Sept. - Der
grDBte Strife Der Gigurrenma62r, Der
gr0Bte unO ldn9Ite in Der 9sI6i6te Der
prganiIirten 2lrbeit in Nelpz0ort, na6t
Ii9 nuh 26=pD6iger 0auer fsinsm
Gnoe. 3pei N}iIglieoer Der Gtqaryen=
6obrifonter Combination iino BON
Der 8erbinounq 3uriid9etreten uno
Eu6en o'n Striferu 6eoinguRgaIos
ru6qeqt6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03
3osner's
Jbrf gr66te Gbanfs.
SaS ltnnerbpffte fommt pft-unb sic
babcn ben Vprtbcil oappn.
$2=Srfprb=SieS fiir soc.

sluf Dem pierten Jlur gum gertauf UNI ll6r
Moreens.
Giner iencr uHucrbofft'n, bod eiiidGi6tn Grcis=
nHs fam oor Gin uOblbfanuter sbub= 5abritant
BOT uns esnau 535 9aart IBparscr unO lobfarbieer
GrfOrosSies unO Soalbi6ub. an. pi. mir Ju unle=
rem 9reiie fauftsn. Sis Fulo ul, trter Site; n,u
eemudte uhO ekgantc S6ub. fir Sam,n; S6ube,
Die Sic isBt 5u traatn ,piinIdsn SbeI,i6 Die Qars
tie perbdltnibmdbio ftin 1T, tntbdlt fe opd isOe
8robt, ieos bsIiebts 5aeon. unb pa ri. 8ert5s bis
i'll g. 90 reibtn. madten mir oen anfaui, um Fl.
Sbntn, 10 lanat f. anbuIteH, fir 0,n unerbDrten
Eereis non soc. ,u ibtrlnHsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03
9osmers
Drr grokartige uisrts flur.
Seriibmter SaraaiH VerfamiSiaal.

Seine 98ud=Gubritate uhO secBipaurtn obns
sRHfTdt uuf ibre Rofn ooer 6tinbeit, stipa 10000
OarDs umiaFerO, 3u &c.
gainioot, 2aqpns, SHpib, spib'nitreiicn Satife
Simites feline &lajOcr= 3tpbbrs uuO ifpttti6s
@ingbams, fcine 2ltIaHe, S9uroertc BON 3uGcn=
2dHesn unO &ieiOunsen, aGe su cincm 9res. Ser
98ert5 Der Gbigen lit DON 12!e. bis 35c. bic 0aro.
SC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03
0te Warplanocr sd,nle fir Slinoe

Siei. Stule fir bInDe RinDer uEo ioht RInetr.
ntreu Sebfrait 10 idGpdb III, oab f, D,m unttrri1f
In iotn oiftntlibtn Sbuler nbt bsttpobnen toHHth,
nsh1rt itintr rtliaioitn Silt, on. 3lneer, ot I'M
Nitrift Columbia 1pcbRtn, ntr0en unter osu1tlpeH
S1sinaunatn aufe.nommsn, nj, Di,i,nietn. ptlts
:, sJIfsrnlanD onfaife hnD. Geu6s UNI Muinohme
iagtsn an q. 8. W orri n, Sup.rinteneent
i9eltimore, 3d.. geri9itf Drotn. taus2l, ,lDtt,2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03
q d1ule fir Eaube.

Der 33 SIRIUS Der Maryland School for the Deaf
Si,,t s6ult fir taubt unb ioldt ainssr, oertu
gtb0r 10 mano.lbait if, nab fs o.m unt.rri6t
In ben Sif.nti&tn S6ulsn uibt btnrbHsu Tons
u.n. in uuesbdnoia ppn ieo.r rsliaioi,n Sstn
unisr S.m Qsbrsrs Ieriouol bsfinotn nd orti srs
fabr.n. 2.br,r fir BEN unterribt i'm eprsdta
uno 2ipp,n=2si.n Sis S6ule bat Elm Spmnas
fam unb &iuOsrsorten fir feline 8inou Sic
Gage III cine bobe unb geiunot Sttof,enn9
sdHler setq,n aufnqbm. cper austunft ibrrib,
nlon an Gbas gB Glp. 9rin,isal, SrtOsIid
are (aual1, 81. %. .sa-23Stph
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03
ypnpfo.0pueo. neucs Gcbdube,

Galpert= unb Tabiiou=etrob., unt.r esituno otr
Batter Der r@dtnidaft Ssiu." Sas S6uliabr bts
onnt am sntiten Sirrfae oss September. gBss
Gen Nufnabme= gebinounQeu psnne man fb on
Rep. Ssbn u. Wpraan, S. j..
(Gua3 1UlA Dr1fotut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-09-03
The Baltimore Law School.

Der Strbit=Rurius bsginnt am /. Ottobtr 1900
an. 9prleiune.n abeubs. gSeotn Nusfuuit uuo
2aiaoa nenht nan iid on s plparb Srnant
S.iretdr, Nr. 1l2, Gfz2stington=Str., Baltimore.
mb. (Aug15 1MD
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GDuar0 Naine,
0ffentfi6er 21Otar.

WolImu9tsn, @ersi9tletA
ftungen u. I. p. nd3 alien
SbeiIen bes QusIanbss p.rs
ben uuf bas 9stpi7enbaftsfe
ausgsfertigt.
2lle 4ugfunft iibsr Geass
lung bon 0ermDg.ns=Mnoe4
legenbeiten in Osu!Idlanb,
Seitrsia u.i.lp. piro unsuts
ssJt!id srtbsilt,
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

II Is no; always the FIRST profession a
man eho.pses that proves % be the right
one. A modern instance ! that - four
young men who were fellow cadets a,
the ui;-d Statcs Military Academy a,
West Point. in the class % Nq. They
we're Arthur >her bourne HARDY. John
Brisb>n Walker Charles King and Joh n
>svag~. whose rooms in the barracks
al ioinei
None % the four dreamed - a literary
e1rser. Mr.. Walker and Nr. Hardy b.
came magazine editors while capt.
Ming and Col Savage became noted
authors and writers "a the other
hand ten Joseph T. Hawicy and ten
William =. Rogers began life aud e,fi-
tors. bot won fame after they had *
changed the pen for the sword
Examples are not lacsing in other
lines. a. is shown b. the experience Il
Francis r. Thurber. who became a
lawyer af.~r long career in business.
and in that % William c. Whitney. ho
abandoned law to tF.soms a busiuess
man and capitalist Nieatai alertneSs
will enable Young man - quickly cx-
change career for vhieh be Is not
fitted for one in which success will
await his efprtS. provided he he made
Of the right sort of material >uecess
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

A former Confederate officer explains
thus WHY Jefferson Davis was not tried
for treason. salmon +. chase. chlsf
justice Of the United States supreme
court. put this query 70 his colleagues
ON the bench. y man cannot b. tried
for treason unless he i a eitinen - the
country. can he Certainly not. wa
the answer Of every iustice. Then.
said Mr. Chase. Mr.. Davis cannot be
tried To- TREASON unless he Is a citizen
Of the United >tates, can hef' A.
suredly not, was the unanimous reply.
Can you show me under the authority
Of the constitution or any law - con-
gress. went on the chief justice, - here
any man j. 4 citizen of the United
States The people of this country ar-
citizens Of their respective States. and
not citizens OF the United Sfates- ~
This position being assented 10. Nr.
Davis was not tried Mr. Chas.s dis
eovereyT led % the adoption 20 the
fourteenth amendment--Diiias News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08

William NJ Evarts, with all his wit
and briiliancy. was snce oatwitteti by
senator David Davis, who weighed over
100 pounds. and whose sgur- was nearly
the same in circumference a. Il vas in
the perpendicular. relates Harper :
Weekly. lie and Evarts were twitting
each other about personal >ixr at din
ner one evening. and finally Davis said:
IL yoa will let me chouse th., course.
will bet you hundred dollar- that
with three yards start I can beat you
in a race OF a hundred feet
Every oue At the table laughed aad
said:
Take hiza up. Evzrts-
The wager was laid, and Mr. Davis
was asked when ke would race. 10
which be replied that he was ready at
once. The whole party then al djourned
TO the coarse eho1en by senator Davis
This proved 70 be an alley between two
hoases Just three feet in width and a
hundred feet deep lie stepped into
the mouth three yards. said go and
walked through quite lei-urely. Nr.
Evarts could neither past him nor IN
der him. and he called Davis back to
the street and paid the bet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08
DIsMAYED The fILIPINos.
Tel sa.s~r.sa.. Nsa sssha.h~a . ussi. -
rA-s. >..r u.t.-Ess. sntiag "a .nd
wssassax May oth~s.

Manila. March = col Nud~r..u
with The Thirty -eirbth infantry. ~m-
riny th" Insurgents oNu tarfi,=..
sn,hu.h~d the ~n~my near t-ttaurs-
Through specs Col Nusisr-eu iesruei
that detachment 81 in-urrrnt-
would pass "a certain ruasL H. posted
b.. soiAirr.. ,nusvals,i among tae
tr.~s lining the ruasi and hen tI-
emmy arrived the NHaerieaus s,.iiss..,i
ansx p-yts,liv. killing = ia.urxruts
wnuuding - ani capturing SEVERAL
~oms arms and ammunition ai-.1 were
captured. The effect Of this blew
has b"su saiutary fh- enemy IA
thar laraiiiy Is iismayesl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08
TO BELIEVE PORTO RICO
Fss.tt.st vsNt-tsY tsr-- s~~xs~.. ..
s.4s- 80 t-i.a.s AZ a---y. ffssa
tusf.rs. Hsesfps.

WaehInef~a. Narrh The pr~sl-
teHt cent 3 u~s.,sss fo csurrsrss lfi,lss
ree-faulfns'ia- the aprrurrisfinu 81
the ufur.t~ vhicb hasr hsrn rrv~itr,l
fhrouzh fhr customs frou Porto Eico
.iu-~ che Jui'e,i ~iatss taok r.tss..
.ipR un.ier th~ treaty. 20 h.. u-e,i
'nr vurrai l.urs1.-s Tor th~ rrhsf
q ihr Porto Eicru.
To rrii-,r thr great disfre-- IN
farfo hiep s1a-a,i ts th~ hurrisau-.
secretary E,af. O., dir~vtioa - the
.re,I.i~uf ha. aHthorifs.i The u.e -
90 -,t.tHaa remaining FROM 'hr susrr-
-.r,t vsr fuusl Thi. authorization
sas Hte.'r al-.uf ten dass aeu as the
r'enit - special report frurn ten.
ts.sis .hnvtrF ths starring vcuslition
tf uafis.s. The matter has b.rn t~ps
trrs quirt. lscaa-~ in th~ at.~sncs ~
-i-etrr appropriation for this pur-
rssss fhv arthurttirs feared criticism
frrtu ths-s uaf familiar vtth th~ tr1-
sfrfe 80 aFHtn, iu rarte n.ev t.eu
tiatIs has been tilrsrfe,f tr uftitr. fhs
r.nrrt in CLEARING ur tt~ plantations.
a' chat th~ FARMERS niat rrnc~e.i With
thr rai-ing - crops Thi- vil ~naals
u1ars urfues 20 ~ 20 vurk a. ourv.
aa.t tt~rees pu' .uiiirieut monss in
circulation "a, temporarily relieve ~
tsfiur suF ring
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-08
UPRoAR AMONG EDITORS.
ssrt-rsstsa. pa.su.-i-a s,t.s th- rrte~ -
whtt- rsp~r s.a.s- s-afa.ts. .t
The >stto-.l seassatIssa

New Orleans. March THE prsnci-
pst srcurr~ue~ of Frpiae-s -.-..ian -
the National F,ltfo- go convention was
a sF'e~ch h.. uop Thuria. " PHttrr-
som. - The Eu~te Wauntain Ne,s~
nvaser. Col. uH the -ibi-rt - th,.
pap.r trust. Nr ratter-sa said a
protective tariT system haI nls.is BE-
p.s.-ihl- foe % frs, manufacturing enu.
GERMS - wrt ,outrul ~ th~ entire
IS bite pap~r Supply of thi- ceHufrs
ifuife ssvn~ was rnuss,i rs BEN F,ttrr
. . fnn7iur ~ thr legal Nev,s.
NorwaIk. -. iussrfFp'~,f fhs .r-ak~r
fn dispsi's- hi- stateussuf that 81, s..i.irulp
,sas rrst~-tsfi ts th~ tsrin several
i~lrrat~s d~nnuus,.i NJ iannin-. .al-
iur hrs m~fts-is srrs th,s-- 80 thr r-sl-
itieiau aud in rho mi,i-r 80 tt~ ronfs-
si'sn ~ ~s--ston ati iss-lrur,t z 3 ftsui~i
- Nlau,ssia cal. ansf feinr urrh~rt.
- Hiavatha. Kan. r~att interesting
rapsrs IN the earis psrf 80 the s.s-
stasr