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SHOT AND KILLED HIS WIFE.
ts~ts~.tstty shot k-.ss~Y w.@s.
o. tho Les. s-s rs-. so~-rt-
I'd ~~ts-p~.tra.tt..

Syracuse. y Y. April cl John
Frghss aged 50 years. shot and killst
u wife. Hannah Hughes. and seriou %
~ wounded Elizsh~,h Lyons. aged =
y.Ers. as the women were ieasing -.
VI esnt ds Faui's ehurch at noon Sua-
dsy he then went to the hous~ II :
friend mile distant. aud attempted
to commit suicide hy s'ahbtnr himself
sear the heart with a pair of shear.
ne was found th~r- by the pnlis-. an.i
arrested. lie and Mrs. Hughes wrr-
married about a year ago. but th..r
married life was unhappy. and the
:. PaTaisd six months later. since thea
Hughes has lis-,i at a fri.nsl's HOUSE.
MIR. Hughes r.maining with her
daughter.
Eiizal-th lyons Was struck in an.
les hy n siray bullet from Hugh-s' pis-
tel vhil- walking On the epT-s>it- Of
the street. Her injury j. not s~rious.
She - the daughter of John H. Lyons.
a protsin.nt hoN manufacturer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

Tn. closing exercises ~ IN. Institute
and College will take place earlier than
usual. - a. not 70 conflict with the
dates Of the University aud N. \. 4
VI. College. and 10 enable contractors
for the new ishrmary building. aud for
general repairs, Is begiu work ~ a. tn
have everything in readiness for next
session. Here Is the program;
Saturday. MAY u Address before
literary societiss, by Attorney General
Monroe Meclurg.
sunday. Is commencement sermon,
by Rev. Dr. Eager. Montgomery.
Monday. It-CoFner stone of infrm-
arr building will he laid by Masonic
grand lodge. Grand Master H. V White
and grand officers officiating. Grafton
BY Hon. James n ThameS. vieksburg
Tuesday. is-,'radaating exercises.
Address by Hon II. u. Money.
A very iarg. attendance Of patrons
aud friends of the college i expected
on all these interesting exercises.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26
WORK ON CONVENTION HALL.
t.< .. sss,sss-t.s, s.a
rr.~tst-s ws--~r

karsas tiiS. No. AprH 3 rror-
tees in ,he reconstruction of Consvu-
ton hall j. hc,ug made with rapisl
sirtsiss. The tons ot twisted ste,i aud
drigis hasr t--n rvmos-,i frum the
fiis. much masonry. involving the out
sids walls. has h~~n replaced. and Mos
nay nl"ruing the ''ili~,t- il~rscg cotu-
aus ~ Minneapolis. which - - crvs,
th" steel structure. put us force II
men to work Night work will ~ dou.'
a. fuibN IT. contract. calling for Tho
erect ion IT tho pondervus st-.i truss~-
ty June -.
The iss, contract negotiated hy tho
brill directors was that Tor a Are and
wstsr-pro-'f tile roof. 10 cost st..o's,.
. h. contractors give t-nnd to have tbs
i''of on the building within ten day,
hftet the trus-~s are In place. II this
srr'~mcnt - kept !, means ,hs, the
t.w Convention hall will b~ inciosesl
~ june et Two carloads e steel for
,hs hall arrived FROM Minneapolis sun
'.s. and ,h- luml-r Is already ON the
ground
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26
ROBBERS WILL BE DEPORTED.
seI- Ns.-.. " he t..fe.- to-
Hold safe Nehh~r..

New lork. April 81 Nd.ii-rt
woiee'h Ii"gdaniosisy aud Anton gnsly.
alias Anton ko-rhino~-kv. vha ar
rived AZ this rort On SATURDAY 81 the
steamer ralstis. will 10 ~srt back t.
their homes ~h~n the falaiia next
sails. The men admit that 'hsv Nerr
implicated in daring burglary IT,
Lsmherg. ssalieis- Ssm- 'iusr ago
they. in company with tive 1sh-rs.
broke into furniture stor- in L-m-
berg and blew op-n the safe. They
GO, about ten thousand farins u -
Gaping. the burglars aimos; killed the
proprietor Of the stor.. Two of th.
men have be.n arrested ON ih.. other
side. The special Doard of inquiry in
vestisaied the matter. aud upon the
confession of the men il WAS dscided
io deport them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26
ST. LOUIS CHRONICLE FIRE.
D..ss"p~s. t.s"i.t-s . l.ss
OF ess.sr

- louis. tprii % fir- almost dc
s'rryed the plan, ~ the -. Louis
Chronicle A. ig-i> North sixth street
n mechanical department = com
pie's wreck and the hno,yI- ma
chimes. the si-r-uiypinr machines aud
the outht of type IN thu ads-rtising
dspar'msn, - the paper ar H. tr',yc,i.
The Potter prys~-s. ot vhieh here
were ihr-~ ir the rrar hn~.u,r ut. arv
probably a total lo~s. Tn ~ug,n..s are
ma~~ ~ inert ma~hin.ry.
How the irr started has no, vet
hy~a determined. Ih- l"sS viii fcot
up fully $4,000. with oniy Sct.ppo in
swransr
Arrangements have b-sn made Ia
cos 'snuc the issue Of IN. pap~r pend
ing the rehabilitation If the pian,
which Is the property Of the Seripps-
McKae league.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

Atchison, kas., April 23.-fn ths
district court Thomas {. Woerman
pleaded guilty to the charge of burn
ing the costly residence Of ". c. Fox.
a pI Iominent citizen. and was sentenced
serve Is years in the Penitentiary.
Pe admitted the Fox family had been
very good 10 him, and that he set fire
to the house in order to play the part
OF a hero by reseuing the family an
Il ereby make his employer feel that
bis kindness had been bestowed
worthily. Woerrnan was a reader o,
cheap novels.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26
HAS SAILED FOR HIS POST.
nt. r.-s os n..ra the 4.
=. =. p.tt ht..

Washington, April -. rromp lv a.
nns o'rio~k saturday sf'crn~"n. "a
driyfiing ra's. tho ui'~d states
dcek ~ tho Washington navy ard.
and steamed down the Potomac. ear
rtinr t..s Nli-n ~ Puerto Rico. Ia
the sc~ne II hts new duii~, n the
Dolphin ssiis'i away III Marine ~ nj
played ~AuIl lang Syn~.- thu yar,s
haiteriss hs"u'ed parting salute. a
diets -hu.-ut of MARINES uu.lsr cuua-
uand - Mai mskias slrss up q
present sras. anil hankevrhi-fs
waved fros the fri-nsls aud onlo.krrs
gathered on shore.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

r. h. Drury. for 20 years a real e~
tate dealer in A,ehi~on. Mas. died At
his home in that city. ON the 18th.
aged s. years, of a complication of dis
Eases. Mr.. Drury was the founder of
the Kansas City Times. and had for
his editors John n. Edwards and Col.
Jns. Moore.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26
sNsrssv H..rs,.i. ~~- o-s....

We arr indebted Ia ~s,me friend frr
the report for i>9p ~ the Charity hos
pital, New Orleans l, i.sn intensely
interesting exhibit of the work ~ one
% the largest ard nohlest institutions
~ - Kind on tho continent The hos
pitai was founded in issa Total al.
missions ~ I've. n. issa. So. eli: total
discharges. a.. t0a. total deaths. 7sss5:
mortality. 10 pr cent The total adj
missions for Isg9 wcrr e.sit. from thir-
ty-cight States aud Territories ~
these Aes7 wer. natives of Louisiana.
i.o'o Of Mississippi. 80 % Alabama:
isa " t'.orgis. iss af Virginia The
cash expenditure for maintenance last
year was tiis 80 -. besides ahoa, si0..
go for repairs Louisiana gives ~. ooo
annually. and the State Of Ni~si~sippi
should consider u duty and privi-
lege ~ make an annual contribution to
this great charity. where ~ many -
her citizens are received aud treated
free of charge.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26
CHANCELLOR 7. MeGILL DEAD.
New J~v.~y Ead~S-Di~a
In tho Hsra~s..

New York. April -. Chancellor Al
SEndsr T. MeGill died al his residence
i'm Jersey City. He had been III for
sbout a year. suffering from general
breakdown from ov.rwork. Last sum.
nisr he took trip To Europe. and
wi en- he returned his health was
thought TO be somewhat improved
4 short time ago he began to fat
rapidly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26
TAKEN BY THE INSURGENTS.
A. tr.p.rss.t Battle Fsr-.s-d at
B~css del T.r.-s etc. rrs--
tt-stty Ihr~st~s~a.

Kingston. Jamsies. April si.-Nd-
,icss from Colombia say that Ho,is d-i
Tore. ianHu'a. i IN Posss ss,on - the
r-i'.iS. Last Friday the government
chartered Fritish steamer ~ e"lon
to take the troopS io Eocas del Ioro.
~h~r, an important battle il -.sp.eted.
tire rebels. Colon is practically threat
en-d.
There J. considerable excitement AZ
'ar'hsg,na over a rrPor' that liaraH-
guiiia has fallen into the hand of the
Insurgents. Ihis runlor Is not en-
'irely credited. but there a-c good
groun"s for believing that The town
will soon b. ;ahrn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

London. Aprii a. The BIoemfoa-
teia correspondent Of the Morning
Post. t-l-graphing Friday, say
President steyn'S address to the
hurgh-rs was an impassioned speech
lie implore,i them to continue their re-
sistane. until the results OF the efforts
Of the Boer peace commissioners was
known"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26
THE PRESIDENT CAN NOT GO.
rrestd~ss Nektsi~y tsssi~ 10 At
t~aa the Dewey Celebrations
In skt~aGo. May ..

Chicago, April sa.-The reception
committee of the Dewey celebration
has received formal notice from Tres
idsnt Mckinley of his drclination ot
IN. invitation to come to Chicago dur
ing the festivities in honor ~ the adj.
n'irsl Of the navy. In the letter Pre-.
ident Mckinley expresses his r-gre1
nj his inability To come, and takss
occas SION to uraise Admiral Dewey.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

Iierlin, April p The sen,i-ifiicisl
Bcriiner Post publishes an iuspired
sentiment rrgatding the Boers .tili
remains friendly throughout Gsrmans.
but that the government sees no rea-
son why the boer peace delegation
should come fo lserlin. since nn ,.os,sI
could be gained from such visit.
Germany bcin- upaOle to render the
slightest service. either in frien'iiv Of
fees TO both sid~S. or in iHtcFm.dia-
tion, SO long as Great Britain remains
determined To reject both.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

Il was p~rsistently reported, st
Frankfort. Ky. on the night of the
18Th. that Gov. Taylor had been in
dleted by the grand jury along with
Opt Davis and Green Golden, but
that the Indictment would not be gis-
sn out until Gov. Taylor returned
fiom Washington.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

1sn- Gome< arrived at Santo Domin-
r.. from Cuba, on the Goth, and met
nth a brilliant osfieial and public re-
e.p'ion- He landed under a salute
hr-u from the fort. was met by com
e"n'ri't~es at the landing place; the
"rr-'s were decorated in his honor,
s2d h- was s~rvnsd~d in the evening.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

Manila. April 2a.-rhs sudden
deaths of FiIipinos and Cinnamon in
,luiapo market have led to an investi-
xaticn showing that Is cases of ths
plague, IL of which were fatal. hav,
occurred within a week The market
/, located in the center of the city
In black, rotten, wooden buildings
the keepers Of the stalls live with then
families huddled together in great
nth. Sorre of the victims wrrs
stricken and died within an hour
There have been several deaths In
other sections OF the city. receatly
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26
B~,.s R.p,asy Es-,pv~s.

London. April 2s.-The Blosmfon-
tcin correspondent Of the Daily rele-
graph. in a telegram. say; AN the
tr-~ps arr b-ing rapidly equipped with
tooss. clothing and other aeeoutrs
m.utS. Lord Kitchener Is making ,ari.
nus disciplinary chsngvS- The ~eath'
or remains fins~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

London. April 2s.-The return of III.
pl ince Of Wales, Friday, was made the
occasion for a spontaneous 9smonstra-
ton Of enthusiasm by thousands Of
t..r .rsons who throug-d the Charm.
Crcss station and its approaches.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

The joint committee on judiciary o,
,he Massachusetts, legislature. on the
18th. reported in the house bill aboI-
ishing the death penalty, and provid-
my that whoever is guilty Of murder
shall be punished by imprisonment in
III state prison for life.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

Secretary of Agriculture Wilson has
directed that advantage be taken of
the rural free delivery established by
the post Office department oy having
carriers on such routes distribute. to
the farmers cards containing the La
ss. weather forecasts and warnings.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

The American claimants arc dissas-
ish,o with the Delagoa Bay decision.
which gives them but an insignificant
proportion Of their claims, snd they
sse anxious the state department
should take steps to reject the award
Of the Berne tribVnal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26
HARIHDUQuE AND AAHBErs.
70. mere tslasss OF the rssttp-
rsse Gr~sp - - s.s~rss.ssS
~ tie rwessy -Ntssh-

Manila. April 22.-CoI. Hardin and
Mai Case. with a battalion of thu
Twenty ninth infantry. have sailed fcs
the f~lsn nds Of Narindaqu~ and Nah
tefo. II r. reported the Insurgents
Lax. go rifles and 9.oslo rounds of am
a,unision. Dr. Bargos-a PROMINENT ma
tiv. Of Aarinduaus. and a supporter
os the Americans. accompanies the ex-
peiition to try to eonsine. the inhal'-
i,.ntx of the wisdom of surrender.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

sr- Andrew Carnegie has promised
'h- trustees Of the Carnegie library
ard institute of Pittsburgh. Ia. TO be
eons responsible for s3.soo.coo. tn,
s'n"ant estimated as necessary for the
proposed extension and enlargement,
Of the already fns building al the en-
rzne. Of Sehenley park. in that city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

\ dispatch from Washington. on tn.
18th. said the president had under ia
,orable consideration tn. name of Mr..
Prank W. Hsckett. OF Portsmouth. y.
H.. as the successor of Assistant S~c-
retary Allen Of the navy. who has been
appointed governor Of Puerto Rico.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

Members ~ the Legislature will re-
member N. visit 10 delegation os dis-
,inguished ci,ir-ns 10 parslo. y. v,
representing the rsa- Americas Esps,si-
,i"n ~ 1901. and the very cordial invi-
tatlon, BY General Weber and others ~
the delegation. 10 Mississippi. 10 take
advantage ~ the great exposition tn
make a display % her pr~iucts aud
progress These gentlemen were &C
corded the courtesy % an informal
icin, session. and they were greeted in
eloasrn, terms by the president - the
senate md speaker ~ the hoaSe. Very
scon thereafter a hill was introduced in
the hou>e providing for an exhibit. aud
making an appropriation for tina, pur.
p,~-. and Il was favcrshlv rcported hy
the appropriation cpnmi ttce. HUT there
was an epidemic q, appropriations about
that ,im-. and the American Ex-
position got left. G~nersl Weber thns
expresses his di>aprsin,mcn, ,o this
writer:
tne~i hardly ssy to voa ths, ! sm much
si-spp>ins-si. Tor hsd hor--i the, the REP
Z
-cai So N our exposition crror,ani,y
for advertising the r--..rr-s With vhich
Ni-.i--irpi 10 ble--~f such e. hs. not h~.u
orer-i ., any time in IN. past. taking into
consideration IN. particularly fsvorshl.
conditions ~hi-h or. here to t.e met While
ve deeply r-gr-, the vacant place IN the
roll II States ~hirh viii e~ r.pr--rns-i. 1
fe~i convinced that tho-. of your people
who will learn ~ our sprre~-. wili more
deeply r.xr-t tbs, st--~r..
Recsn-. of it, impsrtsn-~ to your state.
cannot content myself with letting the
matter drop .ntirely, sni ~ has eccurr-f TO
me ths, possibly through yoaF agricultural
and horticultural ss-ocistion-. snd your
immigration department.. II such you have.
something may -,iIi b- done which would.
whirh nov spp~srs
understand that there /. Northern
capital. some Of /, representing Buffalo IN
ter-sts. nos eaGsg~i IN developing the
iamber interests % your stat. jus,
beginning p-rh.E-. bu, fair start to~srd
bringing 10 your common wealth ysar share
ct least % the immigration and rst 81
whieh ycar r--sarc-- ~srr.nt I sn si-
vis~i. ton, that Mr. v Merry, sssi-tsnt
general ps--.nx-r sx-nt ~ the illinots On
-
,. -. - -
-, - s,,-
s.-. - !. : - -. =
.a'L-s -, -,
| vii h. -illin~ 10 materially ,,a !, hrinx.
ing yo.r exhibit. to tn. ..p..itlon.
stp~. visiting yoar e.pitsI e- have n.
eeiv~f further oficisl screp,sRe~- from
Costa Rics. Duteh Guiana. Peru. chill.
Bolivs snd Brazil, making nos nearly
complete list embracing tsnsds on the
north, hsr'eo and al OF ,ne 'snirsi Amer
Haa os,'- 80" -h ou' '"'.r o' 'ea' ., 'ne
- - .Sa.
m -, - - -, !.
| r.Ii..I wn.n 70, ,.,,,,,.,. ,h,. ~, r,,h
| IN. s.., ,h., ha, fa.r ~ IN. soa,h Amer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

Durham. April zi.-G-n- SIR Charles
Warren arrived herr TODAY. On route
TOR Past London. Cap~ COLONY. u Is
believed that he Is going Co N. orsng .
ir~- State to assume an important
civil post.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

The German government. after look
ing into various reichstag propositions
for raising taxes To meet the expenses
Of the naval augmentation bill. now
says that the only taxes available for
,Sis purpose are those on lotteries and
tourSe transactions.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

According to sd,ic~s from kiao
1hoa. shan rung. China, the German
oescials there have succeeded in OBJ
taintag guarantees from the new gov
srn"r general OF shan Tung against
native riots and native interference
during railroad construction. IL is also
sss~rtesi that everything there is quiet
rcw
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

Mr. Alien. thu newly-cho~eu guv-
s-nor Of Puerto Rico. is arranging %
have Washington for san Juan about
the aIst. lie will b~ accompanied by
Nrs Alien and their daughter The
,rip will he made on the United States
steamer Dolphin.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

United States Consul Chambers. a.
fs'cum, Russia, reuorts that q careful
analysis Of the statistics relative TO th-
Russian oil fields makes il appear that
tns cost of production of tie osl Is
steadily increasing. an important fact,
m view Of the close competition of
these Russian oil fields with the Ameri-
can petroleum industry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

The commissioner of internal reve-
m, holds that brewers. under the law.
srr required to Tny special tax a. mat,
Iiauor dealers for each and every place
q, which they are engaged In selling
,-i,flrd her.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

The Frankfort tky-D grand jury. on
,he i1th. reported indictments against
Ialeb Powers. John Powers. Charles
Finley. Wharton Golden and W. H. Cul-
TIM as accessories.and charging Henry
h. ieu,s-y. Berry Howard, Jim How
srd. Hsriand Whitaker and Dick
ecmhs. with wiiful murder Of senator
Goeb<l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

New York. April p With an ex.
Pr.si'lrn' "f the u,'ei states. Hen
samiu Harrison. ~ bis th-n welcor,-.
t'Hr were gathered IN carnegie hall
more that e.o1 missionaries FROM al.
osi r,rrN quarter - th. glnl,-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

IN. London Daily Chronicle. com
,,en,ing upon the Turko- American
tension. ssss: Many worse things
misht happen for the world than an
.bisc, lesson taught by American wsr
ship in Turkish waters"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26
shot and Killed by r,esp.s-.

los Angeles. Cal. April 23.-Foo,-
pads sho, and killed Joseph Wildnar.
who came here from Peoria. H.. about
a month ago. While he and his mother
were ON their way home. Saturday
night, they we're halted by two men
who ordered them 10 thrown up their
lands The mother started to run
across the street. her son followed. but
when he reached the middle OF the
street two shots were fired. and he
fell with bullet through his heart
II. police have no clue to the :oo.-
radA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

The Iowa Presbytery Of tire rr-sby-
wrian church adopted a resolution. IN
ID, sosh. overturing the general A.
-nbly to take mp anew tho subject q.
r,ising the Confession OF Faith.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

E.asrsree "a rI-rA.

London. April sa.-A dispatch to the
Times from Johannesburg. dated sat
urdsy. says:
The Bc~rs are displaying renewed
rc,ivi'y. Five guns w-r~ us-,l freely
DAY from four diffrrvn, positions
against ours. \ rife firing north ana
~-st was heavy aud continuous.
"Ufhcrrs and m~n arr on duty day
,rd night In the trenches. aud tn
heavy rains Of late have made their
task a grra, feat Of endurance AM
rluek
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

The Foraker resolution providing
for the administration Of civil Affairs
IN Puerto Rico P.ndinR the appoint
men, % permanent officials under the
recently pas-ed Puerto Rico law. was
ras,-d by the s.us,e 90 the 18th.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

Sioux City. Ia, April 2t.-Ernes,
Ma ysr. who killed his brother-in-law,
hrist Gauer. on March 10. was con
vlcted by jury Sunday. The penalty
for the crime was fixed a. $500 fine o.
one year in Jail.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

birmingham. Ala, April e4.-Ths
largest single foreign shipment of cot
ton cloth ever made from the south
~as forwarded. sunday. by the Dwight
cotton mills. of AIabsma city. Ala.
The shipment comprised II carloads
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

Dublin. April ei.-Quern Victoria
Sunday morning. attended divine s-rv'
ice in the chapel of the siee-r, gal
lodge. During the afternoon she went
for a drive. visiting st. Nincept's Cath
clio college. The weather was as hot
and sunny as il usual, Is in june.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26
VOL. XXIV.

Gov. Roosevelt, on the ieth. signed
the hill TO secure EQUAL rish's tn col.
cred chii,irsn in the public schools.
Esd sbolishinT separate .choos in tho
sur 81 New York.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-04-26

The d-u"crsiic union party MAJ ,a
E"'irigu~s. Enrique Coliszo. Eu-~hio
fernando aud Carlos tssrcia Will.
Nun~f and fid~i ri.rra. with other
prominent m~mi,-rs of the rr,"lutton-
ary party. have ioined the new mos =
msn NJ