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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30
GEN. JOE WHEELER
D~<se<rzs. NJ W..hiz<te. w.t<kia< Hs-
Mss~@M<ars sla kxpr~.-iz< Opia-
- TA~r~

WAsHrNgr0N- N4v .s--t Sp~ci4Ll-
he resent furry IN sAe Aiahana cor
ssirzrioz2i convertIo1 5Ter a -sclg-
tioz admitting G@1- I0s<ph Wheeler TO
the .oor vas Eoe EEch Of \ surprise
20 WashiaEroa politicians. who have
bsen watching The course cs events in
this particular for some tine SUI
il vas ret thought that there xzs
such 4 marked sentiEezr against the
g-usri in his oxn home State Some
OF the oid-line Democrats express sur
prise that Gsn- Wheeler should have
become so closely attached 10 the
policies Of the administration. and
sAc1ld devote 80 Eueh tine 10 pietur-
esrue heroiSn in the East
Democrats In Washington would not
BE surprised IL Gen Wheeler should
meet rather a cool reception al the
Confederate reunion In Memphis
Heretofore he has been one OF the
features Of the reunions and has re
eeived abundant applause and many
congratulations However. Democrats
here assert there has been a change
OF feeling Of late II IS thought that
Gen Wheeler still entertzin< political
ambitions. either 10 run for congress
again against Jsd<- Risha-si<on or Try
for the senate 10 succeed Senator Pet
tus. whose term expires March :. 1905
II Is extremely doubtful whether be
could be elected TO congress. and a
certainty that he eould not beat Senz-
tor Psttus The POLITICAL srSr OF the
general Is on the wane. according to
opinion here
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

Efor SszISss. Nay s5.-The jury re-
turned a verdict Of guilty. late this
evening. in the case of c. C. James.
charged with highway robbery and as
sault with intent TO kill J. T Wilson.
and Fixed his punishment at tSenty-cne
years in the psnitentiary- The verdict
Is sustained by an overwhelming pre-
ponderanee OF testimony The crime
was one Of peculiar atroeity- Wilson.
on the 23d of last April was knocked
down while on his way home robbed
and gagged and. to cover up the crime
was thrown in front Of moving train
and held on the track until the ears
were almost upon him. escaping with
the loss OF one leg
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30
OIL MEN MOBBED.



NISToN. La. May 2s.-It was
learned at yinton this evening
that the men who ordered the survey
ing party 10 break camp and leave
the country have formed themselves
into an association known as the Cal
s2sieu Homesteaders' Protective Asso-
siation- Before going to the place
where the surveyors were encampesi
ast night the crowd not only Organized
themselves thoroughly. but they took
Gaia not 20 shoot unleSs they vere
shot at and further that IL any nan
in the crowd violated his oath and shot
anyhow the nan next to him would
kill him instantly. Mr. ForEord. Who
represented Col Lfer. is reported TO
have said that he was under the en-
ploy Of Ga1nsy & Galley. He promised
On his word TO 90 10 further xith the
work and vas given till this mornings
train TO leave He wa. in Ike
Charles this morning but took the
Afternoon train for Bsau-0ut- The
public feeling IS 80 wrought up that
Il wcuid Be dangerous for a sarvsyo-
and rosiuaa to begia zzy kind Of work
il Eest Calsassea for a few dayx.
Thers seems 70 he no desire On the
part Of these who took part With the
crowd TO e01eeal o. deny what they
4Fsa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30
REBURIAL AT ARLINGTON.
R.soiutisa of cea.zr- MAJ ne r,,r
dnred AZ the Gonfe le-aa. n...n

h-<oluftea Of Cen.zr. u.r ne r,.r,-
a@ssd AZ the Coaf~i~ras. R~aaIsaL
WASHINGTON. May 2s.-gSpeeial1-
Some stir may be caused at the Con-
federsse reunion at Memphis hv a con-
'emplatei resolution censnriux en-
sreSs for passing an act providtrr
for a Coufe6erzte section in the arI.
ingion- the national cemetery. An ap
preparation Of s2.5e9 was made for -
moving the remains OF ga Confaaer.
ate dead Inferred az the Soldie-s' Home
cemetery and at Arlington 10 one
central place in Arlington cemetery
and New Orleans II Is said that a re-
Protests have e5r-7 tom Tiehn,ors =
solution os censure IS 70 b fuSnir,..l i,x
Mrs Behan Of New Orleans and Mrs
Randolph of Richmond. both OF whom
are oficers % the Confederate Nonu-
mental Association OF The South. Ihe
work OF reburizl has already CON-
meneed and may BE completed by the
time the reunion takes place DIR.
Samuel E Lewis president OF the
Charles Broadway Rouss Camp here.
goes to Memphis to favor the renter.
nent plans The present scheme OF
re-burial is said to be indorsed BY Gen.
John b Gordon. Gen Stephen d. Lee.
ex-Seeretary Herbert. Gen White. OF
West Virginia. Col Keenan, Of North
Carolina and Gen John c. Underwood
Of Kentucky.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30
RIOT IMMINENT At FoSHEE.
ssss- ~.@f~rs NAY Gaia ozs IN. Nnis.r,
ss@p.ai~- % Br~~s~a sd Everxr~~u-

Sss- ~<@fsrs MAY Gaia o1s IN. uIiir.r,
s~~psai~- % Br~-tea .--f Ev<rxr~~n-
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Nay .s.-Gover-
nor SANFORD was advised last night
hat mot vas in=irenf al FOShee
Essaalhis enaatv. aaa vas requested
to order a military company to proceed
10 that point
The Information ard request cane
from he Al<er-SzliTzn Lurbsr Con-
PAW of Eoshe>- and the governors
private secretary Immediately couna-
nieafe3 over the IorE-lis-anee teIe
pho-e with Sheriff Raley OF Escambia
county
Fo<1ee is on the new extension os
the Louisville q Nashville railroad
between Fiozaton azd Rsuton- The
sheriR vas notified that fh- gDverner
would expect him to uphold the pace
and dignity Of the state. and that hs
Eogld call upon TIE military eoopan-
- lrs@s-z -. D------- - E,-------
Tele<razs we're then seat b the
adfarzat general TO the commanders q
the companies At BreEton and Ever
green ordering them TO - IN readiness
and 70 resPo1d 20 call fro0 SkeriE
R2ley-
No further inforrztto1 Vas received
al the governors oGce-
Il Vas learre1 that truzhIe has
been brewing a. F0shs= for ssza@ tiz>-
The AIzsrlS1llIsaa LEzber Company.
which i oxzed By Gen r A AlEsr
Of MiehiEzn. zns J. J. Sullivan og
Psz<acala- employs sozethIzz over 80
Esz. zz1 Il = sai1 a general srrlks
haz be~n rkrs1fszez-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30
ARREST OF JOHN A. DowIE.
SsAy-,.~sh~r s~r~z~r-- Yer
diet A<afn.s the u~ssfeEse.-

Cka1aso. Nay e5--John AIexaa,Ier
Dowle. the faith healer vas piacesi
uzder arres- here. pursuant to the
action % the corners jury. whish d.
eIarrd him -eriminally responsible
for the death Of Ms Emma Lueg
judd " WorthinStou Iuld. a aa--5-
pie of Dowie and husL1ud of the xis-
tim Vas also placed uus.-r arrest.
having APPEARED az the eFimzaal saurf
building In company WITH h5s szp'ri-
or Both men wrre takes b.fQre
IsslSe TaIeF. wke admitted -hez1 %
baiI IN Si2.ee1 Zach Henrzkz Erarsea
and Mary = Spider -uaseFu-sF--
nurses who vrrs At Mr. Iu6d-s h-.z-
side wken So di~d wrrr arrested
THURSDAY night. ard later re5azs-si
under s5-a0n b.3a5s-
Another ceron-r-s re-sslrt uas re-
ssterszi s@aIast she followers of ns1usz-
this evening vixen the Jury Ehzeh has
been listensng 70 the eviaenee IN fh-
ezSe OF M Nary Louise Chrisssrssa
declared that her death vas 6ne -
the n~Sl-c- 81 lie authorities - uosE-
i--s church and urs5n~ sk~ state Of
Gals 10 ir.zsstfzate The WoTkfa-s q
the hospi'ai r-sa by n0vi-. whieh- it s
said. J. n-za aaeed IN desazee Of tn
state Laws Steps NIu also - taken
To proserase some 81 the zarses azd
--deacous- in charge OF ~ place for
pr1etieinE uesi5eine witkour a i5eruss.-
Mr. Chr5St-us-n Vas bsrrned n her
dwelling 80 severely that she 6ied
some days later No surgical zttenss-
auee was given her. but eVfleuee wzS
brUssht ouf To the EJECT that tae
barns had bs~n treated With vsseIiEe
AMI alshcuSh the DOvleites 6erlzlIa
zgain<- antiSsptic preparsflouS- in
slsting hat there ! no such thfus as
Infection II EaS admitted yesterday.
that the bandaSes used IN trsatia-
the woman had besa carefully boiled.
The matter OF the hospital viii be
brought before the state hoard af
health
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30
OKLAHOMA LYNCHING.


>ss-o Fatally w@sz-a- . n-r-ss >A~r4s
@AA Il r2ken Frssn JsfI ~ NOD
WfcaTr6. Kz<- Ma e<--A sp>cfai
to the Eagle says that Blll Campbell.
4 rez-o. vas lyneheG az P0nS Greek.
Oslzhazz- al 10 o'elock last night BY
a mob Of @ae rerSozs. zhO hroke. down
the jaiL took him 20 the scsEe of his
-riDs and hanged him 10 4 telegraph
poie- While ez route to the place o.
sxeczfiOz the negro sazG Nearer NJ
God 20 Thee and other hymns Ths
crime for which Campbell vas hang
ed rs the fatal shooting Of Dspzry
Sheriff George Smith The rs=ro. IL
sppezrs. w1S using abuSiTe language
% several boyS When B5H Fisher. n
white ra1 izfsrtered- 4 r0w follow
ed. the negro Tzliiag rEO pistols
D<puFy Sheriff Saith tried 70 arrest
him. xhsa the negro took deliberate
aim and shot him through the right
temple At midnight DSRzty S6erig
Smith Ezz dying
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30
BULLET FOR GERMAN.


america. s>stry Fsre~a TO Ertr.ns Me>s
ar-s-rrsea 70 R..h the Gate.
PxxIS. Nay 2s.-The United states
iesation Suard has had its frs. trouble.
-es@iion stree, Is being repaired near
me legation and an American sentry
vas PLACED at the point with orders 20
ttrect people around BY a side street.
Everybody obeyed the reuues. with
he exception OF the Germans. both
JHeerS and soldiers. Who have cause,
he American seutries much trouble.
One OF the German o-1cers drew his
sword and charged an American sol
der. who brought his bayore, TO
charge. whereupon the oascer dests;-
Sd Subsequently a German soldier
charged pas, the sentry. who nr~I.
hitting another German soldier near
the German legation. a quarter OF a
mile OF This fortunately was only
a light flesh wound. The sentry has
been placed under arrest. and Mai
Robertson has instituted an inveS,isa-
uon-
AAI aAlAAAr OF Ut. AEmrI Won
Schwartzsnstein. German ambassador.
rspresenting the civilians. and Count
Won WslderSee. representing the mill
taFy. as well as that OF other high
o-ieisls. has been particularly friend
ly toward the Americans. which
makes all the more pronounced the
Infriendly feeling evinced by a ma
IOTity % the German orcers and men.
This unfriendliness is attributed to
the American attitude in remaining in
control with the legation guard Of one
entrance to the Forbidden City. which
the Germans consider a reflection up
on their honor.
TOtay's meeting OF the commission
ers was devoted to closing up details
OF business independent Of the in
demnity question. although the mill
tary authorities OF the various pow
ers seem to consider 4 settlement in
sight as general preparations are Be
ing made for the evacuation OF Pekin
il the early future
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

DALLAS. Tex Ma SIT Ezs stated
here today that tie holdings OF the
Dallas. Fort Worth & Calf Railway
Company Of this city. which consists
Of a terminal track eaeircling the city
and right % way fer projected line
to Fort Worth. had been sold 10 the
St Louis Southwestern railway Prssi-
dent W c Conno- Of the Dallas. Fort
Worth G Gulf was seen tonight and
stated that sale ot the majority OF
the stock in the road had been made
and that the road would Be extended
into a first class terminal with fzeil-
ities for all roads which might wish
10 enter the city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

London Nay s5--An explosion oc-
Cured az the Universal eolIisry al
SenghenySid- IN the Rhoulsda valley.
Wales About 100 ren were in the
pit at the tine OF the disaster. and
there IS Ettle kOpe OF saving he
lives Of any of them
The rsseuers AZ the UniVersal col
Eiery arr working with the greatest
sifiicnlty, owing 20 izex OF air Five
b-oG5es have been recovered. Th-
wreekags OF the pit : complete. a.
most Pr-cIasiing hope that the raissfn..
men can have survived
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

Dr. Dudley : Eeyuaals- ous q -hs
founders 20 rh- Louisville Evl Ho=-
Tital College ~ ,ird5-iz= aul a z@z-
hsr % its faeliry from its iae~p-5ou.
has tee- dl-zzsse1 froz the f1sziru-
ticn tecause Of his zn-z-ruzsu -
cigarette su-usiz-- He = uow s,17n.s
Central uazversltT. % vhich rh- ulssi.-
cas school Is q Tart. far sz5-a1 .l4u1-
asgs- IT- Eexzolas in Is iersares q
his GLASSES ce1u-urevf e-srett- suzas
ins sEa smokers n uneu1lzze.s rerzr
The ssuEezts took ozense and r-f-zs--i
70 artezd kis iseru-eS uziess al apslo-
gF vzs u.z3e- Tklk he Eeczzus.s - 5o.
- - sseaIry 5szae-s
rezf-uat-au- A=5sza- - -s-.-a.--s,--f -
Is sal faaaeaz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30
Page. Good Forfsae-

ArsrrS, Tex. May 2s--J- " Page.
a citizen of Georgetown Tex short
distance north of Austin invested
about $500 in q tract Of fifteen acres
Of land situated On Spindletop Heights
in the very heart Of the new oil dis
trict. less than two years ago He sold
one acre Of the tract ten days ago
for ss5. COO The remaining fourteen
acres were sold by Mr. Page yesterday
10 a syndicate for ss0o.eee- The money
vas paid him in checks and drafts
e1uiyaient to cash Former Governor
James Hogg is largely interested II
the syndicate
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

Heary Pcrkinzhorn- The oldest re<-
idsnt Of Satehez- Mss and u well
known business aan. died. few dzys
Erce. aged 50
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

VALPARAISO. Chile. May 2s.-Three
physicians arrived In special train
last eveaing from Santiago. TO make
a careful Investigation of the con-
ditioa Of President ErrazuriL They
found that the president has dsTeloped
a serious complication Of the left
lung. and that his condition is stead
ily becoming more serious A fatal re
suit Is feared AZ almost any moment
President Erraxurfr has been uncon-
scious.af frequent intervals since last
Sunday. In his home in this city. Ef
forts are made to prevent his tru.
coalition becoming known
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

WASHINGTON. May es---Coi- Charles
r. GreenIeaf. chief surgeon az Manila.
has made a report TO Surgeon-Generai
S,aruberx. in which be says the health
conditions Of Manila are better than
for any corresponding period during
the American OCCUPATION
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

TIE aEesat esrvazs af the vese -sss
n Ala5aa4- sF-3 - ap-ea tae ezz-z-
tsca - hatE-a- a cszrrarfua 20 rr-
vzs- rh- eo-ssz-us7au cE rh- STATE
shows -ea5 ee-c~ 81 favor ard go
against r. ezs-n- a usa 5er5tE ~ -.
80 IA fzvor - zal1zr th- eeaernz
ton T-enry-sArse ce4ntze~ gave ma
5a-itzes against r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

At GIImeston- Va Joha Perry uzs
fined Siea and given a ij-ii senreac= t0z
giving k5S sseeskezrt = EsEei he
mother did not approve
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

Salina. kas- Nay 2s--Rt- Rev P.
Naurer. one Of the most prominent
Catholics in karszs- and for - wears
priest of the church II Ssiina- died
% heart disease az Wilson. THURSDAY.
while waitinz Tor 4 train-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

The next democratic state eozven-
ton IN Virgins VIII p@rhzps- se5t
the states record IN the natter Of
u.enb-rSAIp-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

IT, -oE--a-e r-rearly huat 90 -
DIX Ezs-r & LaEezsssr Plse. n E.rEls
eu-rzE- ~ vas hioal 90 w5th aTu-l-
ui-~- Be t. rr-,l5e-e,5 shzt s--ia1s
1ruua.- VII feI1az e The gate s -
-leasL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

Pittsburgh. Pa. Nay - The strike
81 window glass workers in Belgium
snd France las been declared or. ae-
ecrding 10 i ca l~gTara reeeived here.
and the strikers vii return :. ~7rk
AZ the manufacturers terms
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

c A. Eoxlz-oa ana r y Evans
were hrsd up hy four uexrp Ai-Au=s-
msu- Eez- Ezr=la-hzm- Ala who.
after taking tke5r vzlzalass- sA0=
lsoylssaa rlFoaek the had. k7lIa-
Am-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

TorrDo. o.. May zs--M- A. Hanna
q Co. have secured options on almost
the entire coal district The output
of the properties included IN the deal
amounts to over q million tons
wear
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

Beeause their Children ob5e-red 70
the match William Hendersoz. az-si
i. AMI Ms Martha JayReS. aged %.
both of Lawr-1er county. Ky-. eiOpesl
aud ue-e u-zrrfsd-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

The weather has been unfavo-abse.
and the sugar growers Of LoUisianI
DO net take n cheerful view OF the
cane PrusFe~rs EeEerzIly-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

william Campbell a cozsIa u n
Carrie Narioa- The Ka1Sas szioog
s11sher- vas Eivsa \ 6se-years' s=E-
tenc~ a. Frznkforr. Ny for p4sS5ns
/. worthless eLsek-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30
STATE CAPITOL IN CORN.


Feature of the AlabamA ExhihSt NJ the
Faa-Amerf,aa Expssisssa-
BUFFALO. May 9S--Alzhama's exhtb-
il in the agricultural building al the
Pzn-Americzn Exposition has been
finished The display is of an elabor-
ate character and contains many fea-
lures o, especial interest One is a
reproduction OF the State capitol in
corr There il also an extensive ex-
hibit Of preserved fruits and rye and
harley The display is attracting q
great deal Of attention
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

Lauderdale eounty's hoard Of super
Visors will attend the Good Roads
Convention in Jackson in q body II
would be fine thing for old Miss"
II every one OF her boards OF super
visoEs would do likewise
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

The lovely young daughter OF Goa
gresham MeIain il TO Be married to
Mr. John Henderson Hines On the
18th inst at the NcIain home in
Glostsr- The wedding Is 20 Be the
social event OF the season in that Sec
tion of the State. and great interest
Is felt in it because Of the fauiIys
high position and the brides lowell
ness Of mind and person
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

Mississippi boys are to Be found all
over the world. and they usually give
good accounts OF themselves Tupelo
has three boys in South Africa-Wiley
Frazer. Frank EincannOn. Jr- and
Mr. Dunlap are at KroOastatt with
their regiment-the Prince OF wales
Light Horse
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

The Columbus Masonic Bazaar aid
ed aooat s79e.0o TO the Temple ireas-
ury- OF eoase the Masons and their
friends AMI the Columbus people gen
orally are to be congratulated because
OF 50 great an achievement. but If we
ray ee allowed to mention just ore
E1ores- as the man 10 be most thanked
II Is our good friend Percy Masr.
whose Pen never tired and whose In
teresr never Hagxed Columbus &c
serves all The good things she can get
and we hope before very long 10 have
the pleasure of attending a Grand
Lodge n the Beautiful Temple her
Iasons desire to build
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

Trueks-S-espeeislly speciality truck
ers-shOul1 EOte the really startling
Increase IN value Of the Mississippi
Long Beach Rzdish- In ISSs the
shipments averaged fifteen barrels
daily. st se-sa pr barrel net In 1891
the average nst priee vas ss.n In
1888. 50 barrels a day we're shiuued
AZ ss-S9 per barrel IN 1889 the net
price PER barrel vas $50 This year.
1901. The average daily shipment ~as
5sss barrels al ss-e9 per barrsI. nes.
Thls Increase shows A net gain oysE
the 1855 product Of 80 per eezt- and .
gain Of ia per cent in price. Pretty
GOOD for i've TezrS growth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

All Mississippi nOurns With her
distinguished son and representative
in Congress Hon Thos- Spight- in the
death o. his beloved wife al their
home in Ripley This sad event O.
Cured Wednesday. and hereavss de-
voted husband and large family Of
grown children. besides many fFi=ntis-
Mrs Spight was a beautiful Christian
character. and made her home OF
which she Vas in very truth the light
Happy place where all her family
loved TO lingpr with her We tender
our deep sympathy 20 her stricken
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-05-30

All Of Natehez-Old and young alike
are Passing through mourning days
Just TOW. because Of the death in that
city OF Miss Mary Lyle principal Of
the hatcher institute. Who has taught
the children OF the city for almost
kzif ee-tury- Every possible honor
vas shown her neECrv. and the Lead
ing business azd professional men OF
the city hecaue as little children
again. in their Common grief AZ the
death and in their desire to do her
reverence Her interue1t took place
il the city cemetery in the presence
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1901-08-28
NUMBER OF PATENTS ISSUED.
The Operations of the Office for
August ~.

Patents were issued yesterday to the
following residents of the District of Co
lumbia: John D. Miller assignor to Belle
Pre- Bottle Company of Washington. glass
nolder's tool, and Ralph L. Peck, design
for badge or similar article.
The total issue of patents for August
q was 1873, designs 30. trademarks 40. la
bells 8. and prints 3. making a total of
SIS
The issue of August q is apportioned
among the residents of the various States
and Territories as follows:
Alabama. 2; Arizona Territory, 2;
Arkansas. /: California. Is; Colorado. 3;
Connecticut, IS; Delaware, 4; District of
Columbia, ;: Florida. ?; Georgia. l; IL
lin0is, A: Indian Territory, 2: Indiana, Is;
Iowa, 13. Kansas. e; kentucky. =; Louis
lana, /: Maine, 2: Maryland. y; Massa-
chusetts. IS; Michigan. Is; Minnesota. S;
Mississippi ;; Missouri, q: Montana, /:
Nebraska. 1: New Hampshire. ]; New
Jersey, IS; New York. 81: North Carolina,
3; Ohio, 80: Oklahoma Territory 2: Ore
gon. 3: PENNSYLVANIA, 81; Rhode Island.
3, South Carolina. 3: South Dakota. 3;
Texas. IL; Utah. 2; Vermont /; Virginia.
5; Washington. 8; West Virginia, 4 Wis
consin. Is; United States Army. /. Total
to citizens of the United States, 500.