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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-06
LIST OF SOLDIER DEAD.
General OTIS Reported CasuaIties to tho
War Department at wash
ingtoD,

WASHINGTON, Feb. GA report Of
casualties sent by General Otis con.
tanned the following:
MANILA, Feb. 4.-Deaths: Cerebro
spinal meningitis, Dec. 80, George
Mann, Company H, Thirty eighth in.
fantry. Acute diarrhra, 7th. Shelby
II. Taylor. o, Twenty second infantry.
Valvular heart disease, 25th, Joseph O.
Wilson, sergeant, Il, Twenty third
infantry. Septicaemia, January 25.
John Fl. Cogan, +, Third infantry.
Variola, 3sth, Arthur J. Ellis. H, Forty.
fourth infantry; 27th. Clyde II. Connor,
!, Thnty-sixth Infantry. Malarial,
Virgil P. Ferguson, 9, Twelfth infan.
try; 22d, Ralph l.. Richar, X, Thirty.
fourth infantry; 2sth, Nathan Coffee,
A, Twenty.fourth infantry; llth, John
Pleasant. F, Twenty fifth infantry.
tuberculosis, 30th, Charles l.. Haef-
ner, l., Thirty. infantry. Ap-
pendicitis, 3lst, John Mc(iona-
gle. musician, q, Twenty.eighth
infantry; February Q, Frederick P.
Collins, battalion sergeant major, -Four.
teenth infantry. Dysentery, ist, Peter
w. Helvie, ID, Forty-tifth infantry: I'd,
Louis Climb, sergeant, 9. Eleventh cav.
airy; LIST, Charles NJ oore. Il, Twenty.
second infantry; Jan. l5, Samuel Long,
q, Twenty.second infantry. Typhoid.
oath. Thomas II. Bennett. G, Fourth
cavalry Feb. /, Louis MCPHERSON, A,
Thirty. fifth infantry; Jan. 81, Harry
Radabaugh, g, Twenty seventh infan.
try. Abscess Of liver, cath, Edgar M.
Sucker, M, Thirty. frat infantry. Pneu-
nonia. 2Sth, John Cunningham, cor.
poral. l.. Ninth infanrry. Wounds in
action, eth, Thomas O'Rourke, K,
Twenty seventh infantry. Acoiden tal
gunshot, 25th, Witt Adats, M, Twenty.
ninth infantry; 18th. Herman A. Lar.
son. X, Forty sixth infantry.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-06
GOOD WORK
Done Daily In Akr0n---Many Clti-
ZenS Tell of II.

zens Tell of II.
Nearly every render hns heard Of
Donn's Kidney Pills. Their good
work In Akron still continues and our
citizens are constantly adding endorse
ment by public testimony. No better
proof of merit can be had than abe ex-
perience of friends and neighbors.
Read this case:
Mrs. f. S. Gordon of 15S Benjamin
ST., says: "Doan's Kidney Pills gave
me freedom from gnawing backache,
strengthened my kidneys and removed
the annoyance caused by the kidney
secrctions being irregular. I read
about Doan's Kidney Pills and went
to Lamparter & Co.'S, drug store and
got them. After taking the treatment
! was no longer weighed down with
languor in the morning, my head felt
better and the dizzIness disappeared.
My back was strengthened and l was
generally inylgorated. can nnhesi-
tatingiy recommend Doans Kidney
Pills to others"
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC
Fosier-AIilbnrp Co.. Buffalo, NY, sole
agents for The us.
Remember the namc Doans and
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-06

NEW YORK. Feb. Thirty.flve Nor.
mon converts, many of them WON on
arrived here on the steamship Anchoria
from Glasgow. The party are OH their
way TO Utah They are from Holland,
Belgium and Switzerland. There are
some young girls in the party who are
pretty and refined looking.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-06
PEACE IN SIGHT.
Kentucky Belligerents Arrange a
Settlement,
BECKHAM is TO GOVERN.
Immunity From Arrest Was Granted
Taylor and Associates.
LEGISLATORS TO LEAVE LONDON.

Republican Members to BE withdrawn
From Tint Place-Thcy Are Not to
Filibuster and Thus Prevent tho Agree.
ment From Being RatiHed-Arrnnge
mont to BE Held In Allegiance Until
Monday--This Agreement Was Reached
at a Conference Held In Louisviiie--As-
ccpt the Terms.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-06
Rev. jacob a...,er Dead.

CHAMBERsBURo, Pa, Feb. 6.-Rey.
Jacob Hassler, quarter Of century
ago one Of the best known ministers Of
the Reformed church in this section of
the country, died suddenly at his homo
Mt Fort Loudon. He attended com.
munion services tho day before death
ia the church where he was once pas.
tor. Rev. Has sler was born in Morcers.
burg. this county, in 1924.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-06
Hsy.pauuc sfote Treaty slgpsd.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. - The Hay.
Paunoefote treaty, amendatory Of the
Clayton Bulwer treaty, ralatiye to the
construction OF the Nicaragua canal,
was signed at the state department by
Secretary Hay, for the United States,
and the Right Hon. Lord Pauncefote, OF
Preston, for Great Britain.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-06

WASHINGTON, Feb 6.-Captain Leary
naval commander of Guam. in report
TO the navy department, dated Dec. 81,
Gays that Captain lngate. of tho marine
corps, is seriously i'll. and that the
typhoid fever patients are doing well,
though there had been four deaths
Work was progressing rapidly on sew
age and water systems.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-06
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
if II failY to cure. u. w. Groves sig
nature (on every hos. 2hc.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-06
Hague Peace Treaty RntineJ.

WASHINGTON. Feb. G.-The senate, III
executive session, ratified The Hague
peace treaty: also the extrndition treaty
with Argentine Republic. Both were
adopted without objection or division.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-06
ABANDON THE PHILIPPINES
Senator Canery, Of Louisiana, Advocated
This Solution Of the Problem
In the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.--Senator Caf
ferry, Of Louisiana, in discussion oi
the Philippine question in the senate
broke new ground in developing his po'
sltion as an anti.expansionist. In re.
sponse to an inquiry as to what in the
present circumstance ne would do with
the Philippines, he said, With character.
istic courage Of conviction:
Turn them loose as soon as we can
get rid of them. That would 10 better
for them and infinitely better for u.s."
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-06
Stops the Cough
and works Off the Cold,

Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure a cold
in one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price 25c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01
MRS. FIELDS SAD FATE.
bt~s Ia fh~ ts.thsa. F-.fss 4 alss -fasl~-
whtt~ ssss-staz EtsF shiidrss -
tier sftsI ftsss@4

f~utAN.rsfl.. Int Fcb Mrs
ti~,t , Ft~ids- travelling frpm Donald
~ou. Ark. u Fairhav~a. VI. died thi,
afterna-,n in the uniou station. sur-
rounded by her thrre small chiIslrsu.
She AMI her hu,haut lived uiuc uiilcs
from Hartford Cauu. until seven vcar.
sgu, when Mr. Feids' health failed
and they ,.ild their farm and lsft for
FLORIDA. They subsequently, vsns -
T~une~s~~ aud lat Nsvernb-r Is.5ats,i
in Arkansas- All th~v had l~ft szas a
team Nr Fields ts-tk sick the nr>t
day he yet work and three week. after
waFd diei \ week later a ehifd dis,i
tonsumptinn vas naAin * rapid progrrs,
Nith Mr. Fields and her f1-sear. s.lt
daughter ia-,k charge - their affair.
she sald the team AMI houss.h effects
ant started with her uathsr and tsa
small sister fsr the aid hssms ia Ner-
ulont. that her mother fui .rtt siIs aaiunE
relatives They arrived here this after.
noon. with M. Fields uncs5assssssls.
Ten minutes later she died Nrs.
fields was hoping - reach her hrssfher.
frAnk l.. HruNn. WIN lives near Hran-
don. ". Iir has considerable property.
the little girl says. and an effort aas
made Ia reach him hv WiFr. bot y ithslut
sueress The euruneF tasps charge -
ths body. and the ehiisirrn arr b~inx
cared for by strangers herr. The sceus
IN the union Sfatipa this aftsrna-sn
hrought tears to the eyes - hundreds
% rss,sttfs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01
FIRE Al BIRmIAS HAN, ALA.
10. ests-r-lt.- U~s-t 80 u--L.st
uf--4- ssl.s~fwg. D--
.arafsa

fruifre hsui. Ma Fsh IS IN. -
plcs or uf gasaiigr stowe "a thc bsss.
ussns 90 th~ Wctrarelifan h~tsI. i'fi
cas- affrfnosu. uas fniluust b., a ire
viirh baru~,i that tui.Hnr and The
o. ~ istt iti,s.t 81 .aininr. causing a l,..t
ct ut.,Ht sttn.uu' the tusurau.-,
ar..ssNafe O." ai-st- ths,s. fouftts of th
b..
Affer fwo hsur, hsrl work hy ih~
ffsusn. 10. fam.- wen, l-ysn,l eot..
ttu.. aul feauur She .utirr bto-k. ia-
siuaius th~ rattsr huiilius- aud th.
NuFtl- hotel. ,souid D. swept awas. >
tsieEram was sent - Mont w,ni-r.
asAtnk fnr aid. An h"ur later. how
ever. The hrv was uu.ier cssntrui. sol
~ request for help fror1 MoutromsrJ
VS. cpunt~rmansl.,i
hssrythinE on Twruit~th street.
ftufn FIRST "a Morris av~nu~. ,sN
wrsvk. ett q strong frr wall hsrk
of she lirwi~ts huii.iinu aud the Met
rsroiitan hotel prevented th~ mr. from
s'tsnsiiug auy further iu that dire,-
tu.u.
The liern~N tank will io~~ al 80
ts-'hs- mpuse an,i hSturvs anal it's
g., iidlnr \ company 80 uiiiitia vsa
caliet 90 ruar'i th~ cotn and kr~p t.srk
tie sru,sd
number ~ ru.sts in che N.trv,.A.
itaa h"'~l uarruysis s-.ar~,i. ,.pule 'as-
inE g. o. lowered from their r,,unis by
ul,nnf ~ r"r~-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01
TROUBLE AT A DANCE.
rl-sst- .n.i Nsts-- t-sd. ous ss. Ii-tss
hIlI.d .n.i ..s.r.I Ialar..l

IotI-siLtt ~. Feb. - sp~tiai
from Whisc>hurg tells - a FIRE dsht
near Pounds tap. ia whieh aue r.-rs.an
was killed and several werr in njure,l
The Trouble occurred during a dance AZ
the bnne - BilI Mullins. a Virginia
na-,nshiner Pistols and knives were
uss,i in the scrimmax~. which lasted
until the placs bad bsvn cleared of all
bat the w"uu.trsi. John New berry
Nas shat and died within two hours.
~ Nsw berry. his brother. Wa fs.aiiy
wounded I.ueIla the daughter oi
Nuliias. was stabbed thrsr times with a
dirk and cannot rresver NrS Mullins
was severely bruised and q man uam~d
Keller. - Dsektusoa county. was shot
in the kue~- Mu'iia~ has hseh arrested
and taken - the crunty jail AZ clint
vood. where h. s, under heavy guard
ta Prrvent lynehing. which has been
threatened by friends ~ the New berry
brothers. Peunt,' tap sAs the ,erne
- the murder % the three Crafs.
brothers IN nssaemi.r last.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01
ANNEXATION OF CUBA.


N.w NoHS. Fee e. G~orrrs Vas
Henri. the French vicc-c,,usui a. ils-
vana. Is in the city, IN route to France
,or a brief s,ay Wh.n s~en toisv hs
aid
liusiues> conditions in Havana ar
very satisfactory. Th. merchant. gen
orally throughout the island are
heartily in favor - snnrxaiina with
the niicd state. They heli-vc that
such a step will hest assurr them q
stable government something very
necessary fnr the welfare - the p.npu
lstiOu ~ Guta The culurrd rsedsie arr
opposed u ann~stion ami want indie
will give them afie~ a. rs--i salaries.
The furm - government far 0uha
should - settled a. ~as,a as possible
b-cau,e deubts A. - the mctha.fs -
administration "a - followed arr ar
rsstinE ctsuiaervisi pregrs~s Tbsrv
can hc ~ great msrch forward unfB
this question j. disr-sssd -
ten tspuari Wes-i has uia.lr su -
.ast Improvements and has handled
natter ~ itp'smaiisalls that thc a.
nsxatinnis's ar greatly encouraged
and raPidtv xresing tn Numbers
There l. mu~h sickness ua th=
Island and thi, iu The maiu s. saHse.i
hy the excavations made u-ef,sarF -
Improvement under usy. When the-s.
arr completed th. sanitarV r,sai5tissn -
cub. ty5ii ~ ese~iisnt. De e,Fa mr=t
h. dsur and ir sh.suI.l h.. tssrue la a8insi
that thr refuse Il eva,aries has - =
displaced g. permit - Improved eea,ii-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01
THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
fr~-iaest >s-hsrmsa "I s~rs~tt Hiatt
at tho for~ .f Government
the rsIiirpIs.s Win Hs,~.

Chicago. Feb. ss-Prr~iaeut ~ehnr-
nan ~ CORNELL university. ami former
brad of the Philippine commission. DE-
Hy.r~l an address b-fcre the stusi~u,
bo.ly II the AFrnour institute. in which
h. forceasted tn. report and RECON-
nisuslaticns Of the commission soon 70
b. Pnbii>hysi "a Washington
President Sehurluau said he had RE
omu,eusls7,i To .h~ prvsi's-nt a govern
uisnt and constitution for th~ Philip
,.iu.-s ia. utis-ailv The saul~ q, that
trams,i by sslseat-.l tilipissus. "a hssh T.
practteaiiy th- gosrTnm~ntai f-5iis-y
outliued by ThoInss JeffsrSun for ths
government of the vast territory A.
.,uirssl by the Louisiana purehasas-
President >churman said. further, h.
he was happy 10 state that President
MeKiEley had accepted the re'-omm-n-
dations. and was sending oui a ssepnsi
sonnii>si sion. to pus this government in
operation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01
TOPICS OF The DAY.
NEWS IRON EyEsYwHEaE
F,srv-ssrn cossssss

" ~ .snss~ on ~ ~. han - -.
-+ul - rtairaarfs lawns rases EserzI-
~, s.9si s.s - ni'ssi state ~ ~ eir-
e.riair 49, = 80. -. rs..-.f "a a.,
.s ffasat4fAasa EHH affHr Hars
-iWasA .sai tst.ass 80 aha~ssa ea1.
-. i.'' s.sitss 81 T. - - - =
- fa-1risi - sfslaaatsa nas
- h-eF *afartrt anf rrartAaer ats
., ~. -, - s - t-'-sis
ssi'is ftssss-sss,l g. - So rs.s-f fss.rsa a..
- ani trE=srfars nssa.ss~s Is - tatrn.
~ taa- s~~siaa asA ~eaa - -
wsr att
o. ~ -~ust- 80 49, 80 sa.ra--s.s -
fatAirst4Fs gasssasr sas rssmzsssf ~
Nrnn~s speas ug axstasf rsssaiase tast -
49,. hsiis - : -. = = e.. =. -.
4, 'eF 49, res--a sftsr ~san fa~
..lea resesa aa~@s ssa - fas@u ~
~. - -. - ssss--.i.s-us. ser-~a - ~
r.s-,b taxa - ~ thr~- - sy-srs-.
- - fta0rtn Ete.- ssr5~ ssu the rssa~s B.
..ili g1rsstsn iss-iaHss fer-srs -
FfH 'if~i suei~sf . stssHas.tan
Y. ~ s~eat~. "a - sfst 80 rFetf-r
part - ~ 49, .---tsa - sss-- -
~ . nessteraftaa - fh~ HaaaHan xna~=a-
H~rt hlt utit- pfnsr~-s hawar~~ h~sa.r
~ l~ureas~ Pa rsrs rssttre tfnt
:. saiiff ssh ar ~. f~-assuttaH aea-fax
W ssu.y q. .~nstaF fruns p~nnsY sYfgansa.
q ~ - o. fhs hsl,s.~ ths 300
". a. tarfH htd beirE uu.fsr furrhss rssa-
..i"ts stl"u- Ar EFumN~H tr~u - su-sks
AGAINST tre measure His ofts.sstt itss,
hrN NrNsr. 49, ou th~ Er@urt q rs.iifr and
net - essnsfitufiuna fsu she failure
- Ne snt-titute ~ sahi ~ NaniA xgts
Tor ths hlii
Ia the senate. on the ~ on arcauus o.:
w attsrre - d~fnsscrafic s=uaforr - -
~ffr IN ATTENDANCE upsu tn itsfrsrsrast ~
netional committee. Mr. Fvnrus~ srsp.
RAJ refrainst from calling 90 tho gnaV
sasf. as announced, ami gave uofirs that
n would d. ~ m The ~. whieh met xith
s"fflf obt.Cfinn mn thr part % the cptaa
nsnts ef Nj QUAY . In ths haurs frx
debate On The Puerto Rican tariT hiii as
resum-si AMI brought out several natabie
rp$scheS. The debate uas continued at 0
night session
In the senate. en N. - IN. rs-etutis.
trNolNtng the seating - Mr Quay a. ~~n-
atat fr'rn Pennsylvania 49, tak~n 90
tnf vote ~ fsNur # rsqn~rt-f .tis.u rrsns
y - = Mr. Danieis fa@m W rns'is 8
sr-~ct vigorously supporting MF guss e.
right - the sat Ns~srS Nrst AMI For
akef delivered runsfttutipnsi srEuu@nts
opposed % and Ia support u ths ttsSsiltr
government htii 10 th~ husis~ an agrss-
meni was reached - take vote on tns
Puerto ktcan fart- bail on the 9th az /.
=. m. general debate On th~ hill 10 clos
oa the Ssh The ieadinE speech q -
day was male BY Nj Iltti~nalA M
asainst the biIl Th@ debate 49, contia-
uesi At a rirft session
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01
JAIL INMATES BURNED.
TO frts"ass. In rssr~.s ttty ststtsa-
h@a.~ th. ytssiss. .f the fl.a..

FoHENsr cry. Ark. Feh - Frank
Hogan and Charles Norris met hor-
fihi~ death al : o'ciock this mornGnv In
the statiouhous~. ~ that hour ire
was discovered in the building. but b..
fore the 6rr department cuuli play a
stream upon the fam~> the building
was gut'et aud the unfortunate fsicn
burned 20 death Hogan was a brick.
layer and came NJ frsm Nsrianua m
the evening train and pruc-csie,l to get
on n az. which landed him in the ssa-
tt1uhaus-- Norris wa a timber man.
and came - the city late yesterday
evening trom the Franks Eros. camp.
in the ~. Francis buttom lie. td.l.
parso.sa freely - whisky. and wa
lo-.k-d ia the adj ipining cell To- Hogan
The night being bitterly cold. it Is
supposed that Norris kiudied ire 10
his cell. " hitch gat b~vond his cantol
Little = known of the rcsisieucs.s - the
men. ~ their parents or friends. either
than Hogan = supp sci "a b. from ~
Paul. Ntan. The stationhnuse uas AZ
the rear end ~ the city halt in whith
strong yvp.sleu cells were cunstraeted
The walls - the building are brick.
with wooden interior hnt,hinss The
wall, - the building are left intact
aud <l.uuc insurance j. supposed 20
cover the lus~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01

NEED OF ANAvY.
sarhs.ts--t ~ ssPs- M.h.s. see stfs--
ti-a s.tt~si - s.rsst nru.tes
fssFss.st.

NJ NaES Feb. ts-N; thr annual
dinner - the Ns>--ciatr,i Niuuini - shc
college - the Cttv - New York tauiThs
a, the Savoy capt \ u Nahau nsa,
reference q, th~ war iu ~auth Afr.ss
but >aid rnhiic disru,,ion - that
question vpuid H. inappropriate 60 th~
s=-rasi,,u.
q want tu caii ysur attrut.nn. bow
ever De- sata. e. tho fatt thas tAr
puv~r - tIs~ inm~,iiatr future will o..
thc .~a power Ne our~rise, have had
two wars and sandwlch The sand.
wirh Vas thc r~asv c,utsrrure a. The
ilaruc and oue ~ the wars b. uoS z,siux
IN The tnit~d state. was pltrhe,i-
forksd iutu the rAuiprines against
thrir - so aud a, ! i,,ss ur- n ths Panama
canal s~~ that the nitsa ~tatgs
would IT, rushed into begnminw .ss
power that was no, furr>r~u ..s.ne y~.r.
aro
'Tsae the other var-thr ti-rr ear
Whatever NAV b.. the i,,nc j. vili cause
Crrai HritaIn. airrady the rrratsst
rover ou the ses 80 bes,uue power
even greater than it 81 to,iay gt the
,ea. armic, will D. tran.r,rtci e. anf
rari - the world The iand f,r,c. ,,llI
dep-nd almost ca,irciv un-ru the r-,.srs
- ths "a
Take the war iu the thIipp.ns.
and { dant believe that ~ VI iirvan
should bc elected ucst fail D. veuit
be able a. withdraw frem th~ Phillip
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01
MUST NOTIFY THE RELATIVES.
Dead >.iaier.'int 60 be Looked
After ny rh~ir tnsaassisse
Goan.asaers-

Washington. Feb. s5.-liy direction
of th. secretary Of wal. paragraph -
of tn srmy regulations has bsen
amensl,'d tn read;
when a >oIdi-r j. killed IN action
or ,ii,S AZ any rus;. ao~ritai or sts'i"u.
/, shall - h duty OF his imusssisats
commander 10 ssruTs hfs rHesfs asid
to prepare ihe inventory required nf
the ies5th article II war. acr9r'itng Ia
prescribed form. and 10 notify mar
~ relative Of the fact af slsash. i'ts-
plieatssofthe inventory nth tHais'aFe-
nseRfs. will b. FORWARDED dtrt~t 10 the
sdiu,ant general of ihs sFns.
Heretofore ,h~r. has h~~n no ~
ot.irrnscni a. to notification Of the Ers-
atixe~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01
EXTREME PRECAUTIONS
rsA.s sg.ts.t tho F.-..lhI~ tstr~.las ties
set ~rs..a 80 s-tis- r-..s
s.atts9~

SAVING" tuta F~h 3. t.or -Gen-
ws-si r~rcu' visit a. santiago has rv-
.ai,el 10 several important ehaurv. IA
order - rr~t a. for eaten sion - Cut.an
,,,ntr,,l
The order Tor the construction .
large barraek. At Norro has b~ea ceun-
,~rmansie,t although huiidirg~ have
t'~~u already completed Sufficient -
,s,r.auu.-iaie 'ce s.,l,iisr..
Nii soldiers ,ta,iou~,l ,,a the varicns
r-.s,s near santiago will b. pra,ticailv
quarantin~d IN Aprii The Marine
Hospital service attends o. take ~
trene precautions axain,, the T.s.>ible
introduction aad spread % yellow
fever. and will formulate eNac,iag
r~gula,ioos Tor the d~,sntinn - all p~r.
spn> arriving and leaving here. The
regulations will ~ into rf'cs, in April.
Nrmy men vi,h families and husiaes.
uiru u santiago arr much disturbed
hv th-se prup.--ed restrictions The
taamh~r - Commercs made Yesterday
a f1rmai pros~>t against what they
term m unnecessary aRt Disastrous
iar.H>itiou
tea Wood aiso ,t"Fp-d the sale -
~ by the government plant. i.s-esl
manufacturer Ner~ AIDING disiculty
in competing Nish the rric~s off~scd hy
thu oommi~~ary manager ~ the gpv.
erum~ut plant Who had carts and
a solicitor out Ou~ manufacturer built
a pant and vas farc~,l to Gloss !, until
ten. wo-pi changed the condition. -
affair
MAJ " Esrhour sanitary snul-
missioner has resigned The depart
usnt has b~~n placed IN the ,emP~rary
charge ~ Maj :. q. carr. former health
Inspector. The department will so-,n
hc under the direction - civil s,oF
Castillo. luspsctor, only are arr-,int~i
fruui tho armv.
zen. Won-is brother Jacob Is visi,iug
>antiaru tie will make tour ~ the
t~laud
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01

CHIcA AGa. Feb. - The coldest wealth
er Of IN. year was experienced in Chi
cago tonight Before midnight the
mercury. which began dropping in the
afternoon after having rissn degrees
since daylight, fell 20 10 below xera.
and this low temperature was accom-
panied by brisk northeast wind that
served 10 increase the hardships of
those who were in the streets While
the wind was keenly felt even in tn.
sheltered down town section. Il was in
the suburban districts that the cold
uaS hardest to endure
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01

wssHtNsrsN. Fsb. as-Asa reSuit II
;ae Representations made by AmbaSsa-
dor Choats the Bri,ish gsvernmsu; has
directed the release of the steamer "a
hine aud she has pro-sersicsi on her say
A cahisgram To- this.ft was received
At the state department to-day Il
cio>ss an incident which the authorities
think should never have arisen- Tuat
the British authorities were not advised
of the S~ixure until Mr.. Choats inquired
concerning il - testified To- IN his cable
gram, The State department aets,i "a
newspaper reports sent hy Peabody 4
10. % New Work. which had -,-,ds an
board the sabine intended for British
t,sgrf@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01
COSTLY FIRE AT LONDON. ONT.
Tho Masonic r-a.pt~. sss.a op.r.-
tsss-~ s.a oth.s Iar<s Baitd-
tsz- - Hsta.

l. nsiun. out-. f~h. "a m. Masonic
',H'I.l' hle hs~n DESTROYED ey Hr,.
Nsfttnr remains bus thr walls Thc
's'sat Northvrsf~rp telegraph "rir,..
Si'sr- s' h'si.--,ie i.gusr -tosr. th~ oi-
he~ ~ the Northern Life N-sursne~
Co. rarA~ ant ruriprl. tarri>t.rr.
E'ath Er"-a. sni 1. , Turner. br"k
ers, D D. Hutl~r. broker. k~.n-. It.-
H'turs. the Grand opsn hou.-. T. e..
licr a Co. and the iApmjuion Loan
a servings Co.'S place are All in ruins
ths Masonic temple Was thu nnrst
structure in ih. eitt. The los 81 q
h.. i1 ths nrirhi-arha..i - ssoo.ooo. The
fr,. b. said So have originated On the
stag, - thr opera house.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01
ONE WOMAN EMPLoYE KILLED
~~s.raI s.trt- I~far~.t s-a u..ar.a.
81 rh..-ass. at p-ttsr- D..
Property D-.tr.y-s.

Philadelphia. Fyt, el \ fire ~hi.s
b'oht out AZ seven o'cl,-k Frid,y
Hlsh IN the star ro-si- utanufa~tary
". : Nay. ssi Arch strest. resulted ia
~. iu=s ~ the life of woman -'-i-
plays. thu injury of s-ssril Eirls. .sho
jaurvd fnia window. anil the sl,.-
stri etion u property salu,,l At several
hu' drv,i Thousand 'ioiiass The arr
cxtsrded to the adjoining satl,liug
aut s"ulc slpfsn or tw.Hts Trims wef-
hffus,I rut
H. tFe was rutf-n uusi.r control "a
ai"ut ~" h"urs. and was confined ts
~ bnil'iiugs from sl5 80 - Nr,h
strvsf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01

wAsHTSsTos. Feb. - IL j. under
stood 70 be the purpo~s Of the war de-
partment in carrying out the announced
policy OF reducing the force Of Amer
lean troops in Cuba To begin within six
weeks the reduction Of the present
force Of 9.0So To about s,0oe. whieh
limit will be reached By the beginning
Of summer. The proposition Is under
consideration to Organize three com
plete Cuban regiments with Cuban
ocieers TO replace the United states
troops in.gsrFisOu sad 70 form the ng-
slsss Of she Caosa army.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-03-01

NoSrsosEEY. Ala. Frb sI-Pass<n.
rer train Ne. ~ the Louisville 4
Nashville porth-bound train was de-
lsycd several hours at O'Clock this
morning BY running into an op~n switch
at EScambiA creek. tNclves miles north
~ FiomAton- on the Epton branch,
turning over the two doable-head@r en-
gines and derailing baggage and postal
car. slightly sealdisg Engineer Goins
aud his fireman Eagineer Cop~ley e.
capped. bat his 6reman was killed The
accident caused no interruption Of the
largest MaEdi 6rss travel on record.