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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-25


WHY PAY RENT, when the rent and
trifle more. will pay for the houses
below in four years?
80 S. Washington, rooms. $3.50; $175
cash, &c.
321 S. Washington, rooms, s42O; S1O5
cash, Sc.
323 S. Washington, rooms, 1920; s105
ash, S.
325 S. Washington, rooms, S420; $1O5
cash, Sc.
22S n. Mead, 8 rooms, $3.50; 500 cash, 81
422 y. Mead, 6 rooms, $3.50; $3.50 cash, s..
628 y. Mead, rooms. 1855; S145 cash, 81.
1908 Texas. rooms, 1886; S95 cash, s..
1910 Texas, rooms, $3.50; SIS cash, SO.
Four rooms, Valley Center, 1925; $50
cash, IS.
Figures at right indicate what the rent
is. Balance, including interest, 81. 70 per
800 per month; only a third more than
the rent. Add a little TO your rent and
get a deed instead of rent receipts.
Deed made on first payment. Dean
Gordon. 123-sun-wed-tf
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some or the Advantages Of Having
aour " orE DSBr rs the New and
RetraffHr Mefh8n Of Paint ag.

afes vnfthF~ ve Go Fe1~ wark o. rot.
ur af4 save sos uVreF srf Eaafarfss
g.esse or patrons. Dfsp 80 cafe Nasa
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WANTED-Some one to run the Ross
Avenue Hotel, Clearwater, Kan. Ad-
dress Hotel. 137-4tX
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STRAYED.
Personal.
FOUND.
.O@OOO(
LOST.


LOST-Red, leather pocketbook, contain
ing five-dollar bill and papers valua-
bic to owner; name written on inside.
Leave same at ShaW's Music store and
receive reward. C. T. Barkimer.
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CorniCe Works

Buckley g. English, Proprietors.
Manufacturers OF Galvanized Iron Cor
nice, Metal Skylights, Tin, Iron and Slate
Roofing. Guttering, Spouting, Chimney
Tops, Ventilators. etc. All kinds of Job
furnished on application. Corner First
and Water Streets. Garfield Building,
Wichita. Kansas.
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painted. 20 The trimming cen na far
he scshasa 90 You are tro3ole5 ri .
snort time. l9j i viii take lea paint.
men Use BOTH Ann power wlfs = q
ard n SHAH-but -Eo-casafg brush or
NEW METHOD Eila that doEe PEA ~
PAEISD% We WILL QUADRANT EE
We are pleased q ear ard Ffsa satsr
SEE rs betore citing y08r contract. 49,
pod Tork or 10 PAY. Hs are here .
you want estlustes
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wANTEp-Big. sound draft horses and
mares from > 20 s wears old, weight
frop 1l5n n l. 800 pounds. n Divers (
LoSau> Stables. corner Of First and
Waco avenue. Friday and Saturday.
A1ri! - and Is. VIII pay good prices
for good stock. <. A Bruemkus
lS6-4gx
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grs aahiu n.ilu eagles aaeanesaan aorerna April
SIFIED
WANTS

WANTED-To buy an invalid wheel
chair. I. n. Stage, 237 n. Main:
137-2tx
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LOST-White Spanish poodle. Liberal re-
ward will be paid forr eturn of the
dog to 1o6 w. Douglas avenue. 129-tf
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STOLEN

FOR SALE-Lease Of 50 acres. already
planted. including good house, barn and
orchard Two miles southwest o.
Frien6s university. ". =. Wells
i36-St&
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wANTED-T0 loan $1,000 on farm and
city property AT lowest rates. Call and
see me, No. Sls z. Douglas ave. II. +.
G0ode. t22-3t thU-su-wed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

';avcrnor \ , Mci.aurin has been
prominent factor in the political history
q has uatise state for many year..
Ansclm i,.scnh Nctauriu was barn in
the town of Brsudau. Rankin county.
March Fl, i~s~. being the eldest ~ a
family - eight snn.. The family moved
,o smith county tho ncxt winter AMI
,e;ticd On farm. where h. was reared
I'll, father Iaachlin Nciauria. repre-
scnted smith county several sessions iu
the legislature Its rudim~ntarv
studie, were indn.trion.ly pursued in
the schools - his ncighborhood. lie
graduated from ~nmmerviiie insfifuf.
Ia isGs. stabbed law. ana was admitted
So the bar ~ Raleigh in ts1~ ln l-sa
he 49, elected district attorney. and
served a. such until i~sG. hen be- re-
moved - Branian. iie gained state
reputation a. a criminal lawyer. Was
elected 70 the legislature Ia tsTg. and
was a member 20 the Cons itufiauai
Convention ef i-lA IT, i~ the author
n the provision making it unlawful f,r
an alien 20 hold land in ,hi, state. aud
also % ihe measure though it was mot
accrpted. 90 d.~frauchise a man nho
should be- found gu.ity - wifr beat nz
en- February :. 1894. h. was elected hr
the Legislature 20 complete the term uf
~.-hatar Naithail. who resigned hs,-aust.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

the civil war he was Publishing
newspaper but boxed up h.. office aud
enlisted a. private snllirr len Wiihers'
Artillery Ills serviec was mostly iu
the d~ieuse ~ Nielshuss va. in kict
mnud hen that city teli Was elected
secretary - the constitutional canf.u-
tt"u ~ i>s.s. clerk ~ ths hou-. ia fs,is.
state printer in f~.1. and fsur timr,
ticnniailY rvaflrefrd. Na~ ass.seiaf..I
with Major Harkssiale far eighteen
years IN publishing The CLARION, au hi,
r. rction a. Secretary - state in f-ss
dtspsssed - his interest "a the Clarion
ledger. but !. 4 regular and industrious
clufrieutor 20 the urfs -plper press
Tie has been grand SECRETARY - Masuns
for thirty years. sud : the senior grand
r~rurlier tia vcar<of sertieef - knights
- iempiar "a the uarlL rs virtue 81
his othre he Is president 81 the baard
- public contracts. rneun t.r - the State
htfauis - edueafion and viectisu eutn.
misslouers. and kccpsr - the capitol.
Tie finds time t. her fsr the orphans.
aud f. never - happy a. when writing
a rereipf Tor contribution u the
Natehef Protestant orphan Asylum
lie nrefers - wear out than Ia rust
auf. Va, married la i>ss - Miss Jane
T. Wilkinson. native o. jefferson
county. and hence his partiality for
.'oid Jefferson
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Roru picrENr A>D VICTORY.
>-s.st, nrt's.h soldier. 'srt...a-
Ittts ue-r- Niti-s.

LONDON. IAN = The war Office pul,-
hshc- the following dispatch fr1m Sru.
For, stir Walker. commanding at taps
Town.
'''cu. French rvports. univr date q
January q. The situation b. much the
tamc a. yesterday. but I rrrrvt q" ~
I.nr; that ssrieu. accident has hsp-
p-n-d - the hrst battalion q the Suf-
folk regiment.
Prom news just cume to hand frsfn
them gather That. with shs authority
and With the consent ~ teen frvueh.
four companies of The battalion asi.
,ansr, b., night against o inv hiii ous
nil. frsm their camp. They attacked
At dawn. cot. Watson. commanding.
gas, ordrrs - charg~. H. was % on-,
vpunsirsi Oui~rs for retirement wrrs
given.
Thru qu1rt~r~ of the fnrrs rr'reai~i
t. camp. The remainder held their
ground until they werv avetf-,Wsrvd
hy grvst-r numbsrs. when they sur.
rendered. SEVENTY wer~ taken pFiSon-
ets. including seven officers
't'en. Frrnch rrirorts that the isost
camman,lo u hich s,a.e the attack Jam
uar, lost "A killed. t,asides wounded
aud prisoners. The commando was dis
tlsrsssi
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FIGHT AT A MURDER TRIAL.
Tive W~s KILLED nsa f"ur ~-rt.a.is
M.apd-d--s ssrs tdIsars~a
Nsii~ the Rattle Ragged

London. nv. Jan. :. News reached
here to-day Of a general fight on Otter
creek. Clay county. in which Liar
Lewis and Gene Max were shot ard
killed and four other participants ssri-
cusiy wounded. The right occurred
at a school house on Otter creek. where
one of the JaekSous WIS ON trial be-
tore magistrate for killing another
Jackson. The fight was started soon
after the trial hegsu. and court was
adjourned and the fight WAS carried
ON both in the school house and yard
Four men were brought to Manchss-
ter last night and placed in jail. Lige
Lewis. one of the men killed, is a
brother of eN-Sheriff Joe Lewis. of
4 iay county,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

eight weeks old. He was prepared for
college in the common schools Of Law
renee county; entered Mississippi coi-
lege in Isl. and graduated in lss5. and
was Immediately thereafter elected
clerk Of Lawrence county. After four
years IN that position he was elected to
the state senate and served two terms
During bis senatorial term he took
special course at the University Of Nir-
giuis- He commenced the practice Of
law in 1851. In iss7 was appointed by
President Cleveland United states AZ
torney for the Southern District. Moved
10 Greenwood in iSao. and has been a
citizen Of tsreenyiiie for several yearS-
In 1894 was appointed Chancellor by
Governor Stone. and re-appointed hy
Governor McI.aurin in i>s>. He r,-
signed this Office when he concluded "a
offer for Governor. His term of office
~ Governor commences January -.
when he will take the oath Of Office and
deliver the customary inaugural AL
dress, The Mississippi National t.uarsi
and the military companies OF the A.
and VI. college, and the Mississippi col
lege will make an imposing display on
the oceasion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

C.; Frank A. il circuit clerk ~ Lee
county. and Van c. is one 81 the most
popular men -'on the road. tie was
educated in the common schools and At
Verona Collegiate Institute. His career
has been a distinctively business one.
After several years in the dry goods
business at Verona. he went 10 Louis
Vile. Ky. and for twelve years en- njnyesi
very desirable position as travelling
salesman, representing one house for
ten years he is thoroughly equipped
for the office 10 which he aspired. and
for which he was named by the Demo
cratic State convention in August last.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11
nm,r,.m wo,,>. o> .olr>>o.
s...". Utr- tu tta.s The It.~ E..i.
'.t ts.L- . uspI,

london. Jan. a sperial dispatch
from Fr.rc Camp. dated saturday. Jan
uarN =. : y. M. says
At two o'clock this afternoon tho
whole of ten elery's division marched
cut of camp "a attack Coirnsn. ten.
lIilsiyanl's brigade was ON th- left aud
cen iarfon's on the right. with ca,al-
~ or the extreme right.
The attack slowly Developed. aud at
4; 80 the British field guns adsanc,,i on
tie center and commenced shelling the
Peer positions ON the hat land t...-
tween Planwane Hill and Fort WyHc.
About this time heavy thunder
storm ragged over the encmy'- post
toms N $50 our troops were still al
sancing. and had reached a point very
near Colen~o. The naval and field guns
were bus,ly dropping shells into the
enemy's trenches along the river. aud
the forts of the cnrmy had made ua
r.pis"
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TOPICS OF The DAY.
NEWS from EVERYWHERE
FiFrV-stxTn CUHGREss.

In the s~nsis. on the II. during a se--
-i"u % itttle nur~ than an hour = sfurn-
u"n. iafEe number uf important bills
= Hfrr tnfrnffus esi anH the hour 81 two
tt"cs OF ths an. sa= hxed Tor urnccaif-
mg with ths financial bill Mr iinar
'Mar%i entered protest against frc
sun mary disposition ~ resolutions ASK
inE for Information about the cunduft u
N. war IN the Philippines The tenth tn
-,-int r4- named az the dsN for uranuuna-
ing eul"gi''t upon she late Nice- f'rrsidrus
Hobart IN the huu~s during a ii-uin-
NE session, resolution introduced hy
Mr Snlxer ~ " asking for information
concerning the relations uf the treasury
department. with the National city uank
9t New York was ref.rrtsi Co. the commit
tse on ways ant means
~ the senate. on tho fsh. senator AID
rich opened the discussion ~ m. financial
htlt IN a speech explaining fhe ssnafe sub
-uiute fnf the house bill The Feftizrew
resolution concerning the Philippine VAR
vent over 70 tho sth 90 whlfh date the
senate adjourned ..... On th~ hntse the
only INCIDENT of the brief session WAS the
Una nifnntf- adoption - the Suiznr rrenirI-
ton of inquiry into the action "a Secretary
Gas" Tn distributing govern nrnf funds
among certain bank
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11
Portraits and Sketches of Governor, Ncaurn and oncino
and the Other Stale Officers,
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES TUESDAY, JANUARY 10
i"v Ncsurn anl Hon VIM v sullivan Nominated the Full
and short Terms in the tnite States Senste-Ncw Capt.
toll Bill for Pcnientary Ste--To Cost s7soo0o

~ Washington and Ice College. and
t"pi a sr~ctal course az our state rni-
vrfsity Was memh~r 81 the house in
t-et aud i~~'i. aud chairman - appre-
prititars committee; mrmlser of last
~rnais-, aud elected president pr,n ten
ef the senate i-aha9 Wa elected hv
acelamatiou - preside over tho isiut
eunys uiipu ~ the legislature that elect.
"a Gov. stone capitol commissioner.
Was nominated On the firs' ballot bv the
democratic State convention over three
worthy ,oBretltnr- far Lieutenant
t.uvernpr. and was elected Ca Novcm-
trr .. Was trustee AMI member -
tac executive committee ~ the inAus-
trial Institute and college. and devoted
much ~ his time t. the erection - the
buildings. lie has been grand master
20 Na~on~. and hilei the highest offices
in fhr grand chapter aud rnnmana~rv
iic j. member - the baptist church.
Judge Harrison i- a spleen iit parila
meufariau. aud his rulings arv accepted
a. those ~ on. learned in the law
above his fcllow-7
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11
rur sonn. c,rr,nr n,u,a,>.
The esrtt.os >-rr~sa-r-. Nt.tdt.z
~ rh-ir Nsm.

Pr"toria. Thursday. Jan. 4. via Iaur-
encc Marques Ft.ld Cernrt Nisser.
under date Il rues-iaY January 9. r,.-
ports as follows from kuruman. Hritisn
Bschuanaland. e IommsHcssla a f.s,milir,s-
men' II kurnuan yesterday Monday ,.
aiming Ht th" polics barracks Ih,.
fight lasir'l until siS in the esruing.
when the garrison surrendered. ISSUING.
from thu forts and yieidine mp arms
We iook 80 prisoners. inelu.liu,.
Capt. D-Hniss n. Mr. Hinyar,l. thu mag.
isirate. and eight osiccrS- We also cap
tursd % natives. Together with . uHn1-
her Of rifles and ~ ol,srs aud a quanti-
~ Of ammunition
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

Philadelphia. Jan. THE survey
board which has been conducting an
examination Of the double-turrese,
monitor Miantonomoh. now at the
League Island navy yard. with a view
TO again placing the vessel in commits
sioD. has completed its work. II was
found that s450.0oo will be required to
place the monitor in condition. The
Miantonomoh was used for blockafl..
duty off the coast of Cuba. and repre-
seats an obsolete type of construction.
IRE board will, il is believed, recom-
mend the sale Of the vessel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11
= '-niii of Information" Assia.t Iasarsne.
tsnapsnt-..

Aitornev-t'-n.ral Nash has filed with
the clerk # the Kinds county circuit
court -uill 81 info -ma,iuu against
the thirty ON. uid-line lire insurance
companies doing business IN Nissis-
sippi. and Who admit allegiance - the
>outhcastern Tariff Association They
are charged With having violate the
ant trust laws 81 the state hv entering
into Puol or combination - maintain
a fixed rate for Insurance. and are thus
members of tru~f or combine - thin
the meaning 81 the Mississippi statute
The attorney general asks for judg-
meut - forfeiture ~ franchise aga ust
all such companies daluicilei in MiS>is-
,ippi aud ~ ali right e. do business in
the state against non resident eompa-
nie~. quo wArrantp proceedings In the
case viii commence in the circuit court
during the second wsek IN January.
Attorney -t,cncral Nash will be- assisted
by MessrS. Harris .S Sterling. and Mr.
Nc lnrg viii take ap the fight when
t'eueral Nash rrtir~s from the oiiir,. %
AttoFney-sseurFal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11
AT BOTTOM OF DOVER STRAIT.
The steamer Glasgow, In Collision
with the ormus. sank on
Duageaess-tII Hands saved

London.Jan. s.--The British steamer
Glasgow. Capt. Leslie. which sailed
frcm Bnenos Ayres. December =. for
Hsmburg. has been sunk of Dun
geness. in Dover strait. having been
in collision with the British steamer
ormuz. Capt. Vale. bound from sgd
Eey. for London. The passengers and
crew of the Glasgow have been landed
a. Dover
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

f-s-ion in that county for several years.
itr was aPrstni.i Revenue Agent tr
tsos. stone in t~pa lie was elected At
the general election in i~ps. and re-
elected Ten tssp o.. distinguished
father t.vu~rai Writ Adams. hrii the
ufiicr FROM $50 o. is-- So hen II expired
hK limitation. re-eng .teii in f~'af an.
made elective hy c1-is ~ t,ss
Mr. Aiauts wsv married iu i~~1 in
MI. herFer grauidaurhtsr of thc late
rlu nert iurtsf s'cerre - Nrrger Both
ia private amt r-iifleai y1frfr SIR
Adams has aieat. ben noted fnt ihc
unluo-'iHueti prahift af hls cuntuct
di.ru .tffi courtesy amt candid. husins.,.
lis,e Hethasis In ths management 20 hi-
affair. ue ie athfui. fearless and
eficIcnt lu thc iiseharre n Official duty
fdsta ~. Nsu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

London. Jan. s.-A special dispatch
from Frere Camp. dated saturday. Ian
uary s. 5.2s =, IN. says; Cen. White
photographs that he defeated the Beers
this morning. They crypt up 80 clos.
to the defending forces that the Cor
don Highlanders and the ManeheStcrs
actually rePulsed them at the point of
the hayonet."
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

euer annual orator Of the Mississippi
Press association. served two terms as
secretary II the state Democratic exec
utive committee. represented the see
ond congressional District in the Ma
tOnai convention at Chicago that pom
mated WIN. J. Bryan. Served nine
months in the Spanish-American war
as commissioned officer in the Third
Mississippi Infantry. lie is the secre-
iary and treasurer Of the University Of
Mississippi, and will be the custodian Of
all state funds for the mex, four wears.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

GEN. WHITE Is HARD PRESSED
rse nosr. a.ss . meter -si"s.i s~.s tssss-
lao 90 sh- ,.ptuss st
I.a,smtsh,

Iendou. Ian. : Gen. nuller has
wired th- war 1niee this following.
dated Janusty d. from Frer, Camp.
ths following mcssar~ was received
ifom o,ru. Whit, ~ ! p. m. to-day.
~Jsnuars 8. n o. m.
"Niiaek coutinfcs. aud enemy haa
b~cn r.iuf ircinw south"
Ihr following was received at four
aelo~k th,, aftrruoon frvw era.
White
january e. ~. a. =. ~.
Have hcatrn rfemy ~ ~ pr sent.
bat they are still around me in gr-at
uuml-r~, especially to thc south. and
think renewed attack sery prst~sle."
m. sun has fail,,. aud can not
get further information froui Lady
smith until tomorrow.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

81 p,sar health. The term ended March
3 t~ss >son thereafter he became a
candidate for tsoVcrnor aud after an
active canvass - the state was easily
elected over his Pppulite competitor
The spacc allotted - thesc sketches
will not pertEit a review of his services
A. senator. or ~ his administration a.
t.ovsruor. hut that they were accrpta-
bile to a very large una iority ~ the pes,-
rle j. evident by his unanimous rel nom
nation bY legislative caucus - the
uffice ~ nitesi States senator for the
full term. commencing March g. t9oi
t'ovcFn lr MeIaurtn was married 10
Miss Laura Eauch ot Smith county.
February - $50. and ten children
have been born - them. ~ whom seven
are living.
Jasixe q. 10. Iearlss-
Judge \. H. Longino was nominated
- the office - ,sovcrnor 81 Mississippi
by tn. Democratic State Convention in
August. SYg. and elected ON the 9Th %
November. receiving = per cent Of the
entire vote for that office lie Na~ born
in Lawrence county. this Siatc. MAY IL.
l-51. His father died when he waS i've
weeks Old. and his mother - hen he was
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

HNHA - ~ AAN
General. was born
in Carroll county.
Miss. in lsss grad
uated az the State
niversity in Is1S:
in is,0 edited .
new spaper az Vai-
den: represented
Carroll county ia
IN. constitutional
Convention % iS.i.
and represented the
same county in the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

\ Ar~ut i>auatire 81
Mississippi tusru tu
1865 - an ancestry
distinguished n thc
civil and military
history - the state.
Ne graduated the
Virginia Military
Institute auf f,-.is
the law rflu r-e a.
the University 90
Virginia H. first
is-at.,i in lisa
queua cluaty and
prar'icvl hi, pro-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

Col Long. quartermasrcr at san
Francisco. notified the war depart.
ment. ON the 9TH. that the animal
transports Victoria aud FlintShire. on
their way to the Philippines with
horses and mules. had arrived safely
al Honolulu without the loss of sin
gle animal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

AE or,ler-in-council was passed by
the Dominion government. ON the tn.
renewing the moduS vivendi for an
other year with the United States ia
regard To the permission for vessels of
tins country entering any port on the
Atlantie coast for purchasing bait and
supplies and other purposes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11
.n,. wm,r. vrn, ",ap rar>.sp.
Csmp R.m"r ,s.s ne p-f--s.s, the
f.-ms. rsktaa Mas, rrt-...r-

Loudon. jan. t,-n. Ealler sends
the following fran Frcrr camp. dated
to-day
This from White. dated SATURDAY.
3. o. D. IN.
"'Nt,ack renewed Very hard
pr.sssd
4 have absolutely me- morr news.
and ther. j. no sun. There is camp
rumor that White defeated thu enemy
at h,- this afternoon. aud i,-sk tVi
priveacra.
Il s-n, all available truop- yrsis r,lay
so make - demonstration al 'alr-tsu-
The trenches ven all occuricd by the
enemy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

De. Samuel L. Schenck, who won in
ternational fame through his theory
FOR the predetermination of seN. has
been forced to retire from his profes-
sorship in the Vienna Royal university
aus has been rrprimanded by the gov
erLment for breach of professional
etiquette in seeking notoriety.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

tolonsls Hare and Howxr have final
y succeeded in rrscuiug all Of th-
Americans held prisoners by the Fill
pino- in northern Luzon. Included j.
Lieut.. Fillmore and companions of the
runboat Yorktown. captured near
i'aler. MI are reported 20 have ar
rived NJ Nigan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

The internal revenue bureau has de-
ended that n ply sieidn who prescribes
Tor his patients whisky. brandy. wine
Or any ather al.,oLolie liquor that j.
hot compounded into n medicine by th,.
asimiNture OF any drug or medicinal
Ingredient Herewith. is required to
Iav special tax as a retail liquor deal
,sr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

In accordance with the notice prrvi-
ously given by him. senator Aisirich.
of Rhode Island. on the .th. opened
ths discussion of the financial bill in
the senate with speech in eNplana-
tior of the srnate substitute for thu
house bill. The speech was carefully
prepared. and was read from manu-
script.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

Touro Robertson. viee-prcsident of
the american Bank Note Co.. died sud-
denly of heart disease at his residence
in New York city ON the 5th. The de-
ceased was one of the bcst-knowu
printing authorities in the country and
a pioneer in the bank note business.
He invented the first steel plate print
ing press ever used.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-11

uFer. j. - years q
az. and auaiivc -
Lafayette county.
lie va> rsiurate,i at
the State ! uiverSi-
~. graduating in
both the literary
and law depart
ments Served three
term. a. a repre-
sentative the Mis-
sissippi legislature.
was nine years n
new spaper an /;
once president and