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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-06-20

: So=(dNed Cream Sepdrdtors,
Naturally there are some few limitations machines One
or two literally claims representations beo made
o them on paper All these limitations every the mod.
ern De Laval machines All principles contained the earlier
Laval machines ten patents on which have ex
pred The new principles machines today and which
render them simply mapproachab SYSTEM centrifugal
are covered by protective patents which
ee Moreover the De Laval machines product Of years of experience
and OF the best shops existence Other mkf changed
principle and out together somewhere cleo
hence the h Century DE Laval machines other
' "'os aors as such machines gravity poorer
makes Of other asserted cheapness are so
worthless and their purchase the money! mt ;no them
Since their use means daily while they
machines now exceeds z5O country which
dag pracsed and today sepaaos combined
Inc remaining advertising competitors machines now
frankly admit that their makes good last year. two three
four five years ago. because proclaim them
everything
Reference to old circulars and papers will show
mat just soen cams nave been made in wording another years
past Investigation will show sepors asd thrown
ava" lying idle around heaps very few them
use All this has cost the s of dollars
the purchase such machines and their use
viii" kept up On the other hand while there has improvements
from the De makers have never
machine time and which not or
would not be today but De Laval ma
chimes themselves Twenty The Best
at which time they separator So we're thew
The Best ten A disc improvements
So again five years ago. 50 last this Every
good for resale The De Laval machines now kind
you see the and se
fright guessing about them
They The Best,
e.; S ;! R % @ $ S a stand: %s:
: NAN. .. :.:.:. / i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18
IN TIE SOUTHWEST.


~tPPt Report NJ Rain
MEMPHIS. Tenn July 16.-Tha I'm
zlercial Appeal through inquiries Of
special correspondents aad Associ..teI
Press efforts last night gathered
sufficient data to show that the droIth.
which spreads its parching wings over
The great West and Southwest. remains
g1br0Sen in a large section
Little Rock reported cloudy. ,ooI
weather with refreshing breeze. but
re rain
At FIckzburg the MAXIMUM JersPera-
tire vas -. with a clear and ,ooIer
atmosphere
Houston and Shreveport en:oyed
clear and pleasant weather. but h4a No
rain
1t Laredo. Texas, a maximum Of 81
Ind a minimum OF % of temporal ire.
with Z trace OF rain WIS experienced
austin looked up at a cloudy sky,
with a cooler temperature prevailing,
hat there was no rain
Dallas recorded 4 maximum OF IdI
during the day. but at midnight the
temperature had fallen TO 81 Tlere
was 10 sign Of rain or even the 81 ut
est prospect
Waco reported clear skies and eoeIer
atmosphere
Clear skies. with pleasant south
WINS AID a temperature Of e1aur
- degrees was the report from GaI-
weston
1t Sarehsz the maximum temnerar
tire was IaI- Il was clear and eosler.
At various points In the Memphis
district and on all sides OF this e-ty.
however rains were reported.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18
RAINS IN KANSAS.
Missouri Heavily BI--sed--Tabtiee Held on
the street. During the Downpoar.

KANSAS CRY. July ia port N OF
the drouth-stricken Southwest hEs been
relieved By rain during the Past
twentyfour hours Great good has al
ready resulted TO crops and a. tsere
are prospects tonight OF a further
downfall IL is believed thousands Up
on thousands OF dollars will be slved
farmers on stocks and CROPS. Never
theless much greater quantities o. rain
must come before a lasting bensfit IL
done. In the portions Of Centre and
Western Missouri Western Kansas no
the territories still untouched b. rain
conditions remain unchanged the
temperature ranging from IS . I06
the latter at Hutchinson. Kansas
The rains which came at the ~ OF
drouth Of from four to six weeks
duration covered southwestern Hiss
ouri and portions Of oue-third % san
sas. taking in the southeastern -orner
OF the Sunfower state from Riler and
Dickinson counties down 10 the OKLA
homa line The first break cam as
night when rains fell in Barton and
Green counties Missouri, and o.. tbs /
Oklahoma border in Kansas. in c. ley 4
and Chautauqua counties and along he +
Union Pacific road in RILEY e.-Lty 7
These rains. while good. we--. not (
sufficient to place the burned GRO = Out 4
Of danger
This morning Il heavy rain fell in /
the vicinity Of Joplin. No. and tr-.vsl- /
in gwest covered portions OF NOn'rnm-
cry. Butler ana Sedgwick Counties. /
Kansas Around Joplin there was a
heavy fan for ten minutes. At 10 30 a .
soaking rain fell in Cherokee county I
across the line in Kansas. proceed. II By .
hail benedting pastures ami S1la'i .
grains immensely. and bringing reiIss .
% crushing plants in the zine urfEIn-- .
districts. During the afternoon 4 .
heavy rain fell il tie vicinity OF .
Cofeyville. E.itorafo aad Wichita KIN f
sas- At CoGeyviIIe the people h@il a .
jubilee On the streets during the rain .
n two counties vest from Kansas f
City. in Jefferson county. Kansas. a 1
full inch Of rain fell this after on. T
Vaile in Kansas City a temperature I
Of la1 prevailed and hardly a cloud .
Eas visible
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18
FRISCO CONSOLIDATION.
Missouri Commissioners Wet To Hear PRIV
tests. Bar Son- Were Forthcoming

KAN~t- CITY July 1.-THE safe
board Of railroad commissioners met
here TO-DAY 70 hear protests from the
shippers and people OF Kansas Guy
against the proposed consolidation OF
the Kansas City Fort Scott & Mem
Phis ard ST Louis and san Francisco
railroad systems The most remark
able feature OF the meeting was that
no one appeared 10 protest At the re-
quest OF ". : F-IournOy. attorney. the
board agreed 70 meet here again rex
THURSDAY 70 near testimony thar the
Frisco and Memphis roads had inscnd-
~ 70 consolidate SuhpRnas viii be
issued TO bring the officials Of 10th
roads before the boaru to tell What
they know about the consolidation =
STATE law against the consolidation Of
competing railroads Is the cau-s Of
The i1vssJi CATION
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18
FEMININE FASHIONS.
vear-FEai-hIn=s for sum
mer Costumes

The soft pineapple straws are
much used this year both for sailors
and Aipines for cycling wear, says =
fashion authority
Black and white has great vogue,
bur 20 % quire Up 20 date should
show 4 touch Of blue. which IS best
found IN collar and belt. where the
color suits the Wearer-
The girl Who has 4 pretty throat
and Il raperi1-. wel-modeIed fore
arm would &c wise % have her piaz-
u gowns L BIT decoIlete. and ma1s
xlways With decided elbow .leeves-
- much narrow black velvet RIB
bon has been used previous summers
that narrow col1red velvet u vo-us
zow has made ! welcomed appear
s1ce- o. course a deal OF black a
used a. vel. fer nothing else sgirs
50 many gowns BIT the narrow CO..
ored velvet Is newer
For wearing With i shirt waist q
cheviot or gingha1, Try one OF the
new sumner belts \ smart affair."
Is made OF White PIsue- As 1t IS lined
/ L VII not stretch II fasrens With
a nickel buckle To be careful about
the 6ae points Of dress. you should
wear this with i stock collar os
white pi4as-
Everyone i wearing these becou-
ing tuIle neck zearfz- cied IN a bow,
either under the chin or IN the nape
Of the ueek- They need not be 81.
white for- = becoming pale rose.
blue mluve and yellow are egrlaI-y
fashionable ! pretty idea Is TO have
tie meek scarf match the parusaI,
and not 70 repeat the eoIor a.aa
Il the costume
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18
AFTER LYNCHERS.
Hepusticsn Member Of Virginia Caa-rIru-
tIanai Convention Ofr~rs An Ina
porrznr Resolution.

RICHMOND. Va July I5--In the con-
stIrUrfauaI convention today the most
important resolution intr0dueed vas
offered By Mr. Pedago Rep Of Heary
county. It aims 70 prevent Iyuching.
Il provides that the governor shall Of
fer a reward Of $500 for the arrest
AMI conviction Of every person vhl
shall engage in the O1ense- that th=
crime shall be murder in the first de-
gree where the hanging or Iynehi7s Il
accomplished. and thai IT shall Be tne
duty Of the governor To pay 81 .ago u
The heirs of any person Iynehed. IN :
E1oney TO come out Of the State trszs-
ury and be chargeahIe 10 the county
or city IN watch the crime was com
-rfrre.F
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18
VEGETABLE FAMINE.


Nh> observation-disclosures Out Of
MEMPHIS. July 15.-3ecause Of he
extreme hot weather and drouth which
has extended over the country fer a
month or more, and which has made
itself felt in the vicinity Of Mer phis.
those who do the marketing for the
families OF the city are now uavfnx
from Is to 200 per cent. more for
vegetables than at this time last year.
The effects Of the weather are partf-
cuIarIy noticeable IL one makes an in
spection OF the business done a. the
market house in this line. All Of those
products Of the truck gardeners which
usually mature at this season Of the
year are from one week TO one month
behind time. and those which are on
the market are literally burned NJ on
account Of the extreme heat. The re-
cetpts Of the market house have fallen
so low and there are so few market
truck gardeners coming to the city
with their wares that the position OF
market master is something of
sinecure. Indeed. Market Master StrshI
Is thinking OF taxing a vacation and
letting the market run itself. as there
is so little 70 do.
At this time last year there wee in
the ueighborhood OF 100 wagons en-
ing to the city every morning loaded
with the finest OF home grown
vegetables. and their products went
begging for the want Of buyers; but
today there : scarcely twenty wagons
that come in and a part Of these
come out OF curiosity only in order to
see what their more fortunate rivals
have for sale
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18
MAY VISIT LEES TOMB.
L9ed Roberts Considers southern Chief
tain Que If the ss-satesr >aIstt-rx
Of Auw AZ.

RIeH1toy0. Va July I5.-In a letter
IIlst received BY Mss Mary CT. rs
Lee. Lord Roberts. commander-in chief
q TIE British army. said he hoped
some day % visit Lexington. Va and
there look upon the tomb Of Lee. The
great southern chieftain-
lac following x an extract taken
from The letter % Mss Lee
II may be that shall never be able
70 earrv 0ut nv wish OF visiting y5ur
great country. but I hope that ..1me
day 7 shah 10 30. and that I nav see
the monument u the college chapel at
Lexington shall consider II a
privilege 10 &c ahEe to show nv rssuect
AID admiration for ore OF The Sraas est
soldiers Of any ag=-Lse. OF virginia
Vita kind z5-ar.Is from ..a.Ev
Roberts anf myself. believe me-. dear
Miss Lee your sincerely.
FRED R0gzzrs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18
FIFTEEN NEGROES KILLED.


HEEEFuRD. Tex July Is Word
reached this place today OF a regular
pitched battle and wholesale xirs1g
between Mexicans and negroes. 'vho
are working on the new Rock Island
extension in New Mexico. one hurdred
miles vest Of here The trouble o gin
ated in the killing OF a Mexican
BY negro some weeks ago The au-
thorities undertook to arrest the As
sailant but his friends fntsrfered and
they were Obliged 10 withdraw. Last
week % or 40 men armed themselves
with Winchesters and vent after The
negro A battle took place in witch
fifteen negroes were killed outright
and several wounded The casualties
among the Msxicans can NOT be learn
ed The trouble occurred ar Spenesr's
railroad camp near Liberty. y NJ. n
sparsely settled portion Of the terri-
tory where police officers ara few and
the law Is not rigidly enforced.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

RICHMOND. Va July I5.-The IsIea-
moud tobacco trade held a meeting To-
day and took the first step in a move
ment lookin 2 % lie formation OF 4 na-
tlonal tobacco association Provision
was made for the appointment 2.
committee o. twelve influential -.rm-
hers 70 correspond with other tobacco
men over the country. with a view tn
securing their cooperation and srvft-
ing them 10 send representatives 10 a
convention OF tobacco men 70 BE- held
N this city next autumn. when h or
gznization OF a nauonaI body viii
probably be effected.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

HoT SPRIyss. July 15--Lgh.aing
played havoc On Park avenue tonight.
During a heavy downpour Of rain the
residence OF Ed Crouch was struck
and badly damaged His mother-in la.
Mrs Crem- was knocked sens fess.
though not seriously hurt Her son
Frank Crsm- received dangerous IL jur-
- and may die His left ehsez
was cut open and his upper lip almost
severed from BIS face, exposing ats
teeth There were about six peoDle in
the house. al Of wa0- slsrIfued
stlgnT injuries from the electric cur
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18
A MAN OF TACT.
~ . Seff-Tined Compliment Ne
Keep. Himself Dry sad Averts
Disaster.


Anyone who visits the fine resi-
hence portions Of the suburbs has
noted the absence Of yard fences II
here had been any the incident here
related would not have occurred,
says the Detroit Free Press.
One OF the many fine old gentle
men Of the city had gone out to look
over a lot be has several blocks be-
Voud the boulevard His interest
was purely proprietary. for the los
s vacant and grown with the usual
mixture % grass and weeds. II.
Knew that 10 would be there and
that no one had built a house on It
'r donated 4 sidewalk in front OF
t. He simply wanted to see il. be-
cause is was his.
While he was gazing n the spread
ot grass and weeds i- began to rain
azd be started for a street car line
as fast as his spring attack ot rhea-
u1atisr1 would permit. In the next
block he discovered an open umbrella
bowling before a stern wind and it
was an occasion when he thought il
80 90 A-NNN ~ hAAE -NsiAA-- HA4sAN AAAI
gods offer. With the protection thus
Afforded be walked more slowly and
felt IN better hHmor toward the
world
Hi. there he heard behind him,
but not being accustomed 20 be
''hisd- at he Iimped on and casually
counted the steel ribs in the arti-
fetal canopy
Hi. there he heard behind him.
but the shouter was BY his side
What DO you mean BY stealing that
umbrella OF nv veranda2 I left is
out there TO dry and the next thing
see is you hohblia' or with IL az
bold as brass. II you wasn't old and
crippled I'd have you arrested"
But nv dear woman. I found -
~Don't YOU dear woman me. v1I
Old fraud- GF ne that umbrella
He explained and sNposrulared n
vain Then be drew a big wallet and
wanted 20 buy the ching NV. nv
be exclaimed az last. who would
think that 4 woman 50 beautiful
could Be 50 rpleur,ess,--
Then she held the umbrella over
him until he got ear and told him
that she would keep IN eye On his
lot for him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18
BAYONETS AND BULLETS


LONDON. July 15---Ncre than 100
persons. including troops and police.
were wounded today Monday in an
encounter at Lsmburg. SAYS the
Vienna correspondent Of the Daily
Express. growing out Of an art .-npt
bT the police 70 stop street par es
neld IN demonstration on Jehalf Of the
unemployed
The mob threw up harricadsS aad
defsd the police The troops we're
called n and charged again and
again using bay0ners and bullets.
Ultimately the demonstrators were
dIsIodged- Lemhurg IS strongly gard
al by troopers. but IL Is rumored that
the mob Is preparing for another 1ghr
during the night
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

WAsHISGTOy- July 15.-It is eoaced-
Ell that the sO-ealled BRYAN bolt in
Ohio IS icing engineered by Chairman
Dick OF the Ohio Republican STATE
committee Representative Meyer OF
Louisiana says he would rot be sur
prised if Gen Dick was behind the
movement and he adds.
There IS nothing to prevent three or
four disgruntled politicians from get
ting together and doing as the taliors
o. Toolsy street did, resolve thar tney
represent the only true Democratic
party in Ohio
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

CETcAG0. July I5.-In comparative
" short time the entire right-of-1.ay
Of the Illinois Central railroad in
Chicago and as far south as Martsson.
III will &c as hight during the nj <h.s
a. during the days Tne company has
Just finished a big electric light LIANT
az the f0ot Of Twenty street.
which viii furnish power for IIunn. nat
ing all the tracks. stations and yards
for distance Of nearly thirty Ties.
The wires for the lighting are IatI in
cables in sT0neware condgirs unts@r.
ground.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

4 t-re woman -seeu-Iv -e,.1r-,s
eli a. =E5-zzl southern coos named DTnt--
s1zss Mani sr-T VIA cry ways ana
er --zl= Wsrz constant slurce u
al --el-l.n- - rze zamzlr
t.4- -ula- slars-F 4l-er she arrived
D. 1Gar eel rll- Ant Oman answered L
T. -s1-all- IA . mIlu-e SIC cane back Win
surprised oppression NJ --u-. sn- ~
camel Ter an . maH GerF = az wants
= --z-- -ar - -4a Alrs J-zlI gave aer
tie lea-s AMI sic returned 70 me door
Az-zF -1e nan l-t E1ce Oman a-k-,f-
liae- Fau Inn - pay for ~ SUNS Ne nara.
na-7i1s IN .rzlL- W alE- nab % paw
-.r -e sa1- l. H1sr A. Tree ~ De ar u
-el1ea - b E-frlara -5rn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18
WAR ON THE CAMPUS.
Com meacsment Exercises at Ohio Normal
Develops Into n Row.

ADA o., July I5.-Tha comm .nes-
meat exercises AZ the Ohio Normal
I University tegenerared into a rev. The
trouble began when the ssSfors tore
the juniors posters from the fsases.
One OF the seniors was driven to tie
home or Otto Collins. who fred into
the crowd slightly wounding two
students The fight was renewed this
morning, when the juniors atreusrEd
70 put the seniors on the campus. Z
" Johnson vas severely injured.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

WAsHISGTOS- Jaiy 15.-Represe1ta-
tive C. K Wheeler. who Is a candidate
TO succeed Senator Deooe. Of Kentucky.
IL the legislature is Democratic. IS in
Washington in the interests OF his
candidacy He says that in cas- the
legislature Is Republican Senator De-
toe will not be elected. but thar the
honor will fall either 70 exGov. Bad
ley or John W. Yerkes-
Ex-senator Pugh OF AIahan.1. Il
seriously Ill hare. suffering from liver
trouble. He Is 81 years Of age
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

To . tsauzlrfal nind- The trust problem
h one % sers~zs import. II must Be firmly
rr17rle. Elrh. Tor i cresps upor socsstF
before you are sFara 0f it, existence. IN
t1Is respect uluch resembling the various
elsgrrtsrs waleh az-tck the stomach. such II
Constipation. iniize-ci1u- dyspepsia hil-
tuusue-=. liver ant kidney troubles Hos
letters >-omacn Bi-ters = the one reliable
remedy for AZ sgca ailments Be sure 70
give Is A trial
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Il . alG tzzt holsters 81 h~ ex.znr- n
> years. rr-zzrxesi Silaz4
-ua. vel. rrrli-d Ealkex- wa = verr
t11t az lon~rer. - ~ ant VERY an.sGr H.
Let ~ lno< "a me a-xns SIDE We nay al
DE before t11r rlz<--Fsfzsozr<a Iron
ie5e T-s~zrzuh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Il w1Gld Ike 20 see some q the I1f-s.
strs. sad the customer % the music -
ra-c-1@u-
Then Just step ever % the iui 81 s1or-
wa-Esr. responded the sa.ss.alv fi. .
lass sgll Of them - 1lcagl DAILY News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

1t > alEavs customary for the family
% - 5z lie 1aes poreu Wien the d1uxa-
-er cas- a 5ee9. hut IN Atelisan zlri IA.
sue1 God Ting cal.iax On Ter rha- ne
1lmi.v -e1Fe ire prem So and = and SO
.ria1e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

The man waa ives n IA trd = os-e1
annrret By the violent ullul pLlg.l< 1t has
cylerw se agreeable Hei-ahor Of the t1or
bsi1r remarked g his We tl@ other tlg-
That >u1-a downstairs would slaxe al
csegln1 carpet beaten
Way asked his Fie
-O1. be 1l- re r.x-r'ar cl-r-- be1ter's
t1gcn. reri ~ her azsb8a6-N Y Times.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Your conversation. Mr. Hevvimza.-
sad Miss Peppsry. =uppressinz a ava.
reminds NE Of some Champagne
An excsalmeu NEWMAN. mnel
pleased. 80 sparkling a. that =
No, out It's extra dry PaIladeipaza
Press.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Mamma did vou know rhat =.
l1eF Wa NOT tre hrtle bows mamma
Johnny Johuny--She gave him a &C.
end piere or PIE and be did not 4s< f5r Z,
either Boston Transcript
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

W zen was L YOU irsr noticed your "a
tiers deafness had disappeared" Last
night l was singing away when suddenly
he elapped his hands on his ears and rushed
from the room Philadelphia Times.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

Cx-----T played for Nrs. GRAHAM s,v
. good hour, and szax several seIer.son.
S<side- And wnea ! n4d Sni=nei. Il You'll
believe u she hadn't a word 70 sav to ne .
Est1er- How eOnsiderzte IN aert--Bus-
ton Transcript
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

TIE ui-zHsn- ~ ire --l Who s-s saz1-
III sr a ra-ee- 81 beg mr-rr- Toes -
l1g-eF1rx IS a zeed Of mezdl1. Well
sVrnE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

an sure Pls1-s Care e. Consumption
uvr'i nv IRE -lree years a-1 Mr. T1os.
Eaoo.n-. Mirle street. Sor7Eich. y \,
Eeb J.. DE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

L there's anything that VII make feI-
low aat, Z : to be todd that L sat ne
neat but the humidity eiiznausIis Ne--s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

The prasiezr nzn eazzi5ers vel b~fa-.
telling L. L zzr act &c helievei--TE-
Ptoitc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

\ nan = never - wretrhed That Ne FAR
gers nls bad laoi-s-A-chi=ou Globe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-07-18

SPAR iea,-Ts- -al- Of a cry bl'ck-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-25
THE BABY Is HERS.
Italian Girl COnfesses Attempt to
Bury Her Child Alive.

NEW YORK. April 24.-Francesca Spin
nelo, who is in jail at White Plains. y. Y,
with Civic Buttacavalla, her uncle. the
two having been arrested after an alleged
attempt 10 bury baby alive, made con-
fession to-day to Mrs. Jarvis, the Jail
matron- The girl said her uncle was the
father of the child which she had borne.
She said further that her uncle came 10
her home in New York and told her TO take
the baby and come with him for a walk
He took her TO Hastings. and when the
ravine was reached he wanted TO kill the
baby with his hatchet, but she prevented
this and begged that it be not harmed in
that manner. He finally reIented and the
baby was buried.
They had just begun to cover il up. when
she heard noise behind her, and, looking
around. saw McEvery. the laborer who
rescued the baby. She spoke 10 her uncle
and they fed. After running little dis
tance she wanted to go back and get the
baby, but her uncle threatened TO kill her
If she returned. She did not dare disobey
him. She was glad. she said. the baby was
alive, and wished it were with her so she
could care for il