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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-26

Game, Oysters, chiliat the Gem,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-26

Some men may be honest as the
day IS long and DO great deal OF
mischief in one night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-26

Mobley keeps everything IN the
fishing line. except the fish, and he
can fix you up so you catch them
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-26

A car OF Big X flour at Il V
Hoilingsworths
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-26

Deputy Clerk Speake has word
that his son Willie, we'll known
here, had his coliarbona broke and
shoulder dislocated in a game Of
football. The boy is in good hands
and the young bones will soon
mend.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-26

Eay-Hay-Hay-And Feed,
AT Il V Hollngsworth' by A w
Frederick.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-26

We always invite in
spection and compar-
ison and in every in
stance can offer good
Inducements to trade
here.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02
CUBAN CONVENTION.
rt.s. FOR AasptIag rss.sisatss. ws-ti~s
Win s..a~r.l Fa.sr.

HAVANA, July 80. The decree cali
lag the constitutional convention and
providing f8r the slectioa 20 delegates
meets with almost universal approval
At the hands of the Cuban press. The
element which has always clamorvd for
independence sees in the convention
the probable conSummatiou of the
plans % n lifetime.
The eabaHo says the uaited states
government has been frank and hon
e.t in declarations that are Of vital I'm
portance IA Cuba
The Discussion publishes q strong
editorial in favor Of the convention but
expresses the opinion that twice the
number Of delegates fxrd By the de
cree viii be necessary IL the convention
is 20 represent ali parties and opinions
There Is another element that takrs
a somew hat Different view of tn. con
vention and of the powers which the
United States government seems about
70 delegate % the Cuoans- The auton-
0aaists. cuban capitalists generally and
Cuban merchants alike look with con
cern upon the prospective placing of
large rrspoasi bilities in inexperienced
hands. and the word has gone around
among them 10 try To elect the very
best class of delegates possible. Prob
ably they viii rally To the banner OF
the Uniou Democra ic party
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

Eev T. = Fu@ter. Who easabli.hs.,l.
and Shss With hi, xl,-i wife. = - sue-
ee~sfniiy cunsiuctinx the Rapsist or-
phansTs At jackson. thus iniiras-s the
hssls q - sappart ia the aaasal sli-
ti.sn ~ the Orphanasc Gems
We hss- catered up-sa ia. -urs in -atir.
d~r-usi-ue~ uren vulanssry eoutritaticn.
We have NJ tnv--fr-i fant a. an su.isw.
ui~nt g. vi~tt an insTlui- for etp-n.-- sci
10 nut stsh surh an eu.ln-m-st w.hsv~
nashtnS e. .sy sxsia@s an ~usis-m~ns u
I. . ko.-t tang - hss- IN sa.iowrn~at for
car rulisx-- mission b.,sr,i. ansi su,-a thiaxa
hai - prsf-r. "a th~ srphsn.g- work. 20
- eutir-iy sat lir-ctiv dsp~u,i~nt up.n
God f1r al surru-. % svrrv ssrt For H.
rreaai-s- are uar -usia~m-as sn.i sh~v ar.
innnit-is Better th.a th- rrsrui-.- q nan
far- r-iixiou ant aasi-ni~t b.fsr. tod
sasi the Father = this - visit the f.th~rl---
sast sasaws Ia thstr .-it~tloa. sai 20 ss-t,
hiru-~if an-potgs~i froa the ~orLt
he that assa psfy apsa the p.sss i-a.i-sh
~nts ts~ f.art ant that whira No hath
r--a Ne ~sn pay hisn ss.ia
a t.tA-r q n. fsrh.ri--- = ed 1. be
haiv hshis-firn
Law thy fsfheris.- chillr-a. I viii
preserve ta~ra slv~. l-t thy wsia~s trss-s
In ~.
bi-----i !. h~ taat ssnsisi-r-th the F.,.ss.
'ae terst sili si~ilv-r aisa a tini- - trssuhl-
70 Lorl VII pr---rs- sn,i s--p hisn .ifvs
snsi - sAaii b. ais--s~i ag.sa tas earth sn.l
thass ~iil nas deliver hlni ant, hts -u~mi~- 10
h SILVER at xsei IL nias safth tAs
Laei - hss-s.
t'ar -asisa~u-nt = fiunf IN th--- .nvgas
pr1mts--, aa,i 80 a., not Ssh .nv -n.hss-
m-ut whi'-h ~assi.i prev~ut a. from r~lvin.
dr-'-tiv sad uupiicitiv ut-sa t.a.T. wss,t
Relying apun ths=-. I have -nt~r-t auaa
tnis sgrs tar the Lnri ant / have faun.l
e - - sru~ thsf -rhr Lari = asss -I.eA
r"urerains rs prlmi-es y. s.ssns nsn runas
'isrsus-= have si~av- ard every y h-rs
given fuii .nfarnsfioa 10 reference o. sar
wark nat have a~v-r ala.ia 4irs--s .pp~.l
for h.ig
In addition O. the promises quoted.
brush-r tistcr has t1r bis encourage
m~nt the succrzsfui sxp~rienc- - ssv-
era orphsuaw~- established and sus
tanned ga the same rrinrtp'. Muli~r's
orphanaF~ az Bristsi. EaglaBd. .hel-
tered and prepared fsr useful lives
Thousands "a children. T. has never
nia'iv a direct appeal frr help Thorn
wei 'rphanar~ az Clinton. = q cum
nrncrd its wars without a dollar The
Protestant orphan Asylum a. Natches.
has been in operation more than faur
'''orr year, u has aev~r ha.i an eu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

~. tn- rsr... r--f.- ~.r. s..s sls-~s
rseatsr rssas.

Ming Iiumb~rt was horn a. Turin.
Narrh :. t~ts and was the oldest san -
Ming Victor Emanu~i IL and the Arch
Duchess ADELAIDE - Austria lie -
.umpaai-d bis father in the war "a
tssp. aisi~i IN recognizing th. ancient
king1ium - the two Sirilirs. ts-ss part
in the war - i~da. commanding a a.
vision. and covered a retreat cf the
itaiia army after the battle - Gus,
toEza lie married april -. i~a-. hi.
cou-in. Margarita. % savoy. the only
daughter ~ Prince Fcr,Ilnand % Pied
mont duke u s.enoa. and on Novwm-
b-r o. t-'io a .ou was hnru. who r--
cvivrd the named % Victor Emanuel
Ferdinand, and the title of Prince of
Naples.
After the a-'cupatlan % Rome by the
Italian troop-. in is7o, the prince snd
prtnc~-s tnpls up their residence In that
city IFumbert succ~-sis-,i - the thruus
pn the death - his father in t,7s In
the fall "a that year an att~mpt was
mais . a~sassinste him. bot he escaped
with slight wound During the
ehoi-ra ~yidsraic u f~ss h- gained much
favor BY bis bravery ia visiting Maple
AMI hv his gvuerusitF-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02
The ANTARCTIC REGION.
ss- s.stts-ss s~~-~ ns~s
...sA-w. tw..s-

San Fransi-ra. Juiv - Th.- r~p.srt
- tvplsr~r Forrh rhrr~sfn~k. y ~ was
sent - tho Antarvti- Ia the interest of
ss-ts us~. IN ts~ su~liisry --r~,S tasrs
st.arh.ru Cross. has teen r-rsirv,g hrr~.
The szpl.srer ssy. that le. ws- nrst .a-
s.1autsr-,i On t'-v~mlp~r - t-as. snsI
tbaf tssa weeks las~r- On Iaauaev "a.
tin.t was arat -sghsesi II prux~si 60 10
t..ali~nsy islsnd. ba. near zppr~sch was
intps.ssibi- aNinE ts the isr. Far weeks
tn ssss-l sas h~uiuis a n the Fl.ark and
r. pssf atirus tar borg sarn~v - tbs-
tariniaud wvr- h~inr p-rs~~ssti - h~a
the rfrs.tsv sireksu~si y hFfts
1hs >.sufh~ru rssss. had h.~n h~rnuis,I
~ fer = dass. ansi en th~ Highf ~
Fearstass e sirpppssi .a.-har IN i..i..rt-
som. bsr
~tores we're ttnsl q ~ S.sush = f.taris-
lsnh nn n. At - January a severe
sauth 1sesf xnis. o-ssttrrttE ~ a=t~.l fsr
= trurs. @nd two anehor~ ven bsxf
Ths rvpsrt states that hus for ta-
hrruis work Of the uaen fhs. vess~i
unH.d have bs~n los'. on aarvh . the
utun iaek was haistei IN Virtsril-
land. snd On Mlrra tho s>sathrra
trnss COMMANDED by 0apt Irnssn.
saiht far New Eealand lsavirs n.sreg-
r-rv, inrk snd a party IT ten ~ the ST.
tiTm~nt If taps Aiarv. =.'il miics
ssath - Australia
The party rrmasEsd in the vicinity
81 N1ars for some months. r~P~ri~nc-
ing great hariships sni suffering: in
t.n~ciy from the -xtrs me roia
TN June ~ an attempt was made 70
nah the euast land Ia the west of
Lsh.rtson'~ bay. where the camp wa.
.tchsd with the thermomstsr r-gis-
teriur tG 'irxre,. below x-rr
An islrpd wa- discovered and named
Duke Of York islnnsi
cn this journey the tav.-t temper
Htnre registered VI. experienced.
uafnsiy = degrees b. lavs xrrn.
subsequently,. expeditions FROM Rob
.rt~ons hsv w-r~ dispatched during
August end S~ptsu-tsr with .hr result
that spmahle coi,s~tior. usr- n,asla
anil observations attenslsd 20. when
syrr orr.ttunity aff.r.t. TIE h,n.l ta-
var,ls the southwest Of Duke af 1srk
island in the Admiralty ranxv. was vis-
ite,l. and named t;sth is Island. owing
b. ifs geological interest.
pute Of York islind its..if wa. founi
a. Le cut through from east tn west
By bruad. deep quartz reefs.
lit may here suffice o. say" re-
marks Mr.. Borehcr, ,incls. -fhat min
erals OF Vrsn. value oeeur in this vi
rinity. and that undoubtedly. in time
tn eome. science will receive much sup
Port from commerce which tkr prog
ress o. civilization ju>tifis~, and that
future Antarctic exploration will
rgvrr 10 In won't of financial support.
'-OTcially. took posse~Sian OF Duke
Of York Island for SIR George Nswn.--.
.-t,eike island. which was visited 20
several occasions. is also rich in miner
ais
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02
s~~r~t - th- u---~r - Jsss 70. >s~-
Late rr-.Ia-at 80 th~ ut--s-%lvvs



Late rr-sIa-at 80 th@ ut.-t--lpp4
q .s-s " ssat-x..
wsuaFs. Pa. n tasaAi Casaisxs-. s&xcf
tsav stone was born in s.ih-o. e~us.
~. Tennessee. April 80. iso snst dissl
At Holly >prirg.. Nissi,siPpi. March =,
1900. aged .istv -Higs ysars. Ten months
sni tv~uty-,ix days
Nhen sl~ven yvars Old be iost his
father. asd n-di4teiy b-gsa The
struggle for an edueatson a. the ,aaus
time helping hts mssh~r 20 provide t'fr
the family In los ~ moved - Ess.-
p"rt, Mississippi arsl - faLa IA t>1s
tt the breaking sus % the eivl var
h~ was ehosea eapsain ~ th- tsts
Rif~<. aft~rward csmpssy \ u shs
>~cuad Nlss..sippi Regiment. q. :. a
lie commanded this cumpsnv o. The
battle of Ball Run .Fir~t NAnass.s.l
AMI ansn arriI ~ t~gs. wh-a h~ -as
elected eulau~f - the rvwimeut. aftsr
which he participated 10 all the eam-
paiwns - the Army - Northern Nir-
gina ~ s~nhsr ct,ion~i h~ was much
- th~ time ia command - navt,
briga.ir. natabis In the battle - the
" .lsi.rn~-z IN vhirh the distinguished
services II both cummaHd aad coru-
mani~r Ssa the favorable notice and
special c,srnmentatisn u tea. Robert
l. Lee
caL Stane vas Wounded s~vcrai times.
bas n>ver seriously. Just a. the ci,ss
% the war. a. h- was returning from
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02
a DIFFICULT PROBLEM
CsafroatIax allies >hsati ts<stisaers Ne
Held .. Hostages


WAsHISsroS July s9.->hoala the
ministers a. Pekin be still alive and
should the imperial government deter
mine 10 hold them, together with their
families and other fore gners. including
women and children. n hostages, the
problem confronting the powers would
become more difficult than in any other
contingency that could be imagined
China's object IN holding them a.
hostages would be. Of eourse. 10 stay
the advance Of the international troops
and perhaps 70 compel the evaeuatioa
Of China under threat IL the demands
from Pelsin were not complied with the
ministers and all th. other Foreigners
would be killed such n proceeding BY
. country that has been admitted to
Diplomatic relations with the civilized
world would seem to be almost tncoa-
eeivable. and the authorities do not be-
Tieve that even China Is capable OF It.
In view OF tho experiences % the past
few weeks. however. IL = being con
sidered a. one Of the possibilities.
What course the powers would pursue
Il Is impossible TO predict What course
the United states state department
would advise the officials viii not say.
They declare that IL will be time enough
10 determine that question when tt
arises. II Is the opinion among admin
is.ration officials, however, that II
China should adopt this course the ac-
tiou Of the powers would te determined
by an international conference Or ey
the exchange OF views between the
capitals interested IL Is question
sha, no one power could determine in
dependent Of the Others and no sug-
g~stiou has yet been made By any OF
the powers as To the course that should
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

MADE LIGHT OF HARpsHIps
s-s.--s~.e~sffy F.v~~ssts
n~p.vs rws~ a.~a mss~~ts-

f"nsiGn, Iuiv s-.--Th- war efic'. y~.-
s-Tsiay r-criv~d the follcTvine Dispatch
fr,aIn Lord Raeerfs.
"frsneh Rnd Hutton continued their
Tur~uit. on Isiy si The f1rui.r crossed
ohphants river and frvu thu nigh
rrnand on the east hank he could s~~
Missil.turr sni tn snsnsy retiring IN
great disorsisr The main rad wss
tiueksu for several miles with horse
men ant Wagons Th- snruiv's r~ar
wa= fh~n s~v~n mitr~ north Mounted
fssr~S ~~r~ stiii ~-~t - th.. river.
Nisht wu- cl,,-srg In. ,h.. rain was
falling In terrvut.. sad - " ~ss i'm
To~-ihis 70 fcitc~. The aisht ~as s<r~
rii-ir. in ,shiisisn ., thr rsin. . .t-s.s
ess=t wind u.si. IN. ht~osas uss.s sn-
comfortable. One aen~~r. I r~wrvs IN
-ay. iiesi ~ ~spn.ar-. snd the mortal
~ nma~- tb~ mat~s set ev-- wss
rtvat. The nt-n nlrsi- light "a shsir
hsni~hir-. and ~~r- Ia famous spirits
wh~n ! saw them YESTERDAY
- enter has e.erupi~si Fgtri~rl,-rg.
su.i. - fir - I kn.'s. did Mt surcr
hes Hr fsssssi Mrs Ss-yr. -ifr ~ the
- rrr-i.i-nt. AMI .~,~rsf - our usss
whsrn f~wss hsd eartur-'' ~ .hdersEt
ttu,.-. and whom hs vas aaabi- ~
- nd - Naehssi'-lorp.
hs ~nsmv In th~ n thivh-tn hill.
arr nsw einssd In upon. BasusoiaRd -
sia~s,i e. them. Harri-nl,h 3. the only
bn- op-n. snd IL wtll not n. sa-y f0r
thetn 10 reach thsrv with guns sni
wa-uus
Eiraasiwu.isi . stiii watching Chri.
t.sn - Wet. who has taken up q posi-
tisin On high hills near Er,s.hurg.
sicut ssV~u miles -1uth % the NaaL
~. y. Wet. a yvans-r brother "a
ChrisIian. SURE nsl~red At krOoustad
yesterday.
-itArren r~rovt- from Erugvr~aiorp
that b. hss r~~onnoit~r-si ths railway
- iAnk statls %. wh~r~ tho train Nas
wr-vke'i on July -. and b-en enabled
D. rsFisn IN his saI plis..
~Nsthu~u's e1iur.n. shieh r~seh~vi
the krsg~r-isrr,- ,-Potch~t-sr'sort rail-
wsv. n now masinx On Futeh~s.trppuL
i;nilsr reports th1t the railway wa.
er.ussi ~ H~tsi~iburr v~-f-rsisv. giving
a. thresEh communication = Natal"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02
KING HUMDeR1 KILLED
Shot 20 Death at Monza. italy. By
an Assassin
uis Majesty st.ts W su. t-.stsH . rr,ss
pt-tftp-tt.ss IN s.as-ssiss VIA
ermss.tts eests.t

Nova, Italy. July % King Iiam-
esrt has hsvn sSsaSsinatrd.
Tie was shot h-rr last evening" aba.,
70 ecloek hv man named Angelo
iirs~si. ant died Ia few minutes.
The ling had been attsndins . dis.
trtbution - prizes IN c',anectioa with
q gymnsstic eompssitioo- lie had iast
rntsrvd his carriage with his aisi~-si~-
canr. amid the ch.crs % the crpsd.
When he was s,russ by thrive revolver
shn,s arei in qaick <ncsc-sisa. Que
pssr'-~'i the heart u bis majesty. who
tsii back and expired In Few ninas~s.
The assassin vas imm.siiatslv .r.
rested. ssd with sams diricultv saved
fr''sn the fury u the p.lrular- lie gave
BIZ name A. Ang~io Ilrrssi. describing
himseif a. 20 Pratsi. in ru.sany.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July as-Ths
people Of shoal Greek. Cherokee coun-
~, y. C.. six miles east Of Ducktown.
Tenn, are in open r~beIlioa against .
class or sect that processes and breaches
sanetircation or the second blessing.
Over 100 citizens Of that community met
yesterday and demolished the church OF
this sect, burning IL to the ground.
while Methodist minister preached .
sermon To the infuriAted mob. They
afterward passed resolutions notifying
the members Of the sect not to build
another church IN that county
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

The Friars rslnf ooahauiiaa having
charged tia, there vas M election held
Ia 'pahnHna e'aan,F. tsav precinct. f1r
the election - delegates o., the p..nsa.
cratic national cvuv~ntlsa. ths state
executive va Called sp.1n far an -
planattan. nad b. very promptly cert.
ard a. below Explanations are NOT
uaiy IN order. but should be given as
speedily and a. explicitly a. possible
To the HaaaEahss Srafa Esscat4pe 4 lsnatst-- u
ths Democratic Party
beg tn submit herewith ths. r-ttsrn-
certified Ia. - the electi.Ia held IN this.
eoahoma ruanty pursuant - an ORDER
- Your honorable b.,iv on th, sis, ,iav
Il tn, MONTH The complete aad tahu-
lated returns. n eanvass-st bv the -.
evativr committee % the Democratic
party - the county shows that there
wete east f1r PRECEDENT Of thr nits.i
states, " Bryan. 90 votes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02
THE HEROINE OF NAFEKrNc.
Arrival of Lady ssrah Wtissa ssi
the D.k~ OF warfAs~s.sh q.
Lsaaoa.

London. July :s.-Among the arriv-
ais from South Africa wers the duke
Of Marlborough and Lady Sarah viii
son. They were met at the docks at
Southampton by Consuelo. duchess OF
Marlborough (nee ysnd~rbiltl. ami
Lady Georgiana Curzon- A large
crowd awaited the party at Waterloo,
station. and heartily eheered the he
roine OF Mafeking.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02
DEATH OF CAPT. LITTLE


WASHINGTON, July sa-Gen- Brooke,
NJ New York. has informed the war
Seuartment of the death at Governors
Island last Eight of typhoid fever OF
Can't. John Little Of the Subsistence de-
uartmeut- Capt Little was native Of
Tennessee. and graduated from the
naval academy in 1856 He became .
captain in the subsistence department
in Isss and served with distinction in
Cuba aud Porto Rico He married .
niece OF the late Gen. Sherman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

Cen Durwar's. the British Command
or az the battle u Tien T-iu. has s~nt
the American offfcsrs letter IN which
hs compliments she Americans On their
.pisndid eoura=~ shown N the a-hs
and says he was pruvd 10 have them
uufer his command
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

\ terrible engagements was fought
between the government trcops ard
Colombian Insurgents around Panama
on THE 2ish- MANY w~r- killed and
vosrnsi~d. and a four -hcurS' armi>tier
vas agreed upon - aften.l ihe ~sansi-
p,I and bury tn sfs-,,I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02
..ro rHE rot x WINDS
A Crsm.ttsaiss-s wishes Carried o.s -
the Letter

CrScIxSArI. July Sa--The remaips Of
william Case, Of Lafayette, Ind were
cr~mated here last Wednesday. The
will OF Case requested that ''ms ashes
be strewu TO the four winds Of heaven :"
During the Sunday afternoon concert
today in Eden Park. the highest OF the
hilltop resorts here, the friends of Case
carried the ashes To that place and lit
orally carried out the will by ssrewing
the ashes 10 the winds while the band
discoursed sacred music
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

New York. July 2s.-R @. Dun &
Co : Trade Review to-day reports:
Failures for the week were 23i i'm
the United States. against fst last
year. and IS in Canada. against % last
year"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

The steamer Cottage CITY arrived az
tirteria. y G on tho 18th bringing
slout srao.eHo in gold Sh-. had a
numh~r of Eionssikers On haurti. News
was hrDughr ~ h-r that th- miucrs
bad found rich placer digvings at the
h.adwasers % the Yukon Dver i've
tundr~d miners hasf ssaEnpe,f-d to
Gnas in esLscier hay.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02
a "a. Csa.ls..e.s .s Geld.

San Francisco. July cs.-The steam
er Alameds. which has just arrived
from sydney. via Apia and Honolulu.
nearly day ahead of her schedule
time. brought s..soo.0oo in zoId from
Australia She made the trip in =
tlays
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

S'atEssirs published regarding C~r-
pssnys foreign srads last month. show
that the trnP-rts reached ttso. .o,A.. tons.
an incrvas- Of ie1.Tts tons. and thu ~
ports reached ,.sao - tons. . i~srras.
Of fa.so5 ton%
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

TheprvsisIsut has si~nifs~,i hisvilling-
s--S To ns-siiate b.tws~n the imperial
Chinese government and the powers.
tus only upon conditions whish Hrst
must NJ met bF the Chinese govern
Hi~ut- These inclHsle the safety aud
hbsrsti.a Of the Foreigners m P~kin-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

Representative George VI. Curtis. OF
Iowa. has d~eIin-,i the oft~s % ar~t
assistant postmaster general Post
fnast~r-t.en~rai Smith said. after the
eio~e Of otrc~ hours. on the esth. that
no one else had h.~u offered IN. or g.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

Cen Strrnh~rg avs that pn ssl,li-
ti-uai ni~siical officvrs arr vant-,f BY
thr surg~sn <vu~raI for dusy N n,
Philippines ard China tie savs That
suiy GRADUATES u reputable unerI'cni
culi~-~s~ with somc experience au,l 'sn-
der % wears Of agv. ~iIl b. aev~psc,L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

Rainfall -safh~i~nt for agricultural
rsrpase~" - reported frcu1 Hac-s II tn.
Provinces - British India. The si-sfh
rate 81 Guiarat has d-cr-ss.d r.arIy
enc half a. eunspar~,i With that Of
Isy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

Regarding the suit brought against
Cot kimbaIL. quartermastsr at New
York. il was stated BY Secretary Root
and ether officials at the war depart
raent. on the ssth, that Col Kiuaba.I.
curicy his entire service had been a
most capable ard trustworthy or'eial-
and in making his shipping contracts.
be had acted for the best possible good
OF the service.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
NOTES or PAST AND CURRENT EVENTS
BY ]. L. POWER


s--~-s~a ssia.sass m isss. ts-s set -ss
WI God Poser - sind snsaxh 10 CIV.
Ne realty sud Personality vslastioa - NJ.
st-spFt fram lssa o. date. .a.i the .unaaI
tss issY thereon. Il wiii - ssv~rlsl fsvar
sos -rt nw~r ~ Srsru Hfsroar
That rvasis like a n'ss,i-,t request. bat
so give 'hs desired data requires mar-
rrssarch than ve eau csmmsnd iust
no's- We viii give N. valuathsns t,sr
80. isss ant tsr'. and esrnpiis a cousr
Fiets table At . morw cuav~aa-nt .ea-su
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

The streets Of san Juan de Porte
Eica. on the e5th. were 4 labs rinsh Of
Eiittering Spanish iiass in koEor Of 81
Jaso. the patrun saint Of Spain Ban
nsrs and bunting. suspended s-om
house to house. covered the thorough
fares. and everywhere the Lalecniss
were richly dressed. There was no at
tetapt whatever to display the !Arneri-
can eolors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

At Managua. Nicaragua. on the e.th.
President Zelaya presented to Cen T..
p Alexander. Of savannah. Ga-. arbi-
trater in the boundary dispute be-
tween Nicaragua and Costa Riea, n
gOid medal. ia recognition OF his serv-
tcrs in connection with the arbitra-
tiou- The presentation WAS accom-
panied by an expression of the hearty
thanks of the government OF Mica
raa-tfl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

litter has b~vn received by Capt
Met oy. at Tacoma. Wash. from Nd
1Htant-tisnsraI Wilier. Of the Spanish
Quarters st Chattanooga. Tenn, ask
in@ how many OF the FIRST Washing
teu regiment will volunteer in ease OF
a declaration Of war with China Capt
Mccoy reports that individual express
sious are that all will 90 IL the regi-
nient yusS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

AT the negrv race conference AZ
Montgomery. Ala. on the 18th a pa
per from Susan II Anthony was read
By the SECRETARY She appealed 10 the
conference TO petition congress for :
siNfeenrb anseuslment. whirh shall pro-
hibtt the disfranehissnent Of citizens
oa account Of sex. and declared the
condition Of negro women was no, i'm
proved by emancipation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-08-02

Erig.-G~n- Patrick Henry Jones di-,i
o. his home at Port Kichmand. :. l.. on
the stth- ayvd - years lie was born
IN ireland. ani came To America in
$50. At the outbreak of the civil war
b entered the Thirty->eventh New
York volunteers n second lirntenant.
lie was postmaster of New York city
during President Grants hrst term