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New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
END OF kENNEDY TRIAL IN SIGHT
1T IS EXPECTED THAT THE CASE WILL GO TO
THE JURY TOMORROW

Inc taxing OF testimony In the Kennedy trial was
almost nhished yesterday 1t is expected that after
the examination Of one more witness this roorn,r
the summing up by counsel will begin. and thai th
case will be given 10 the jury tomorrow Tho Dc
fence produeed several witnesses vestarda,, -
strengthen It's aoi and then the prosecution called
witnesses In reouttal. Among the Witnesses TO- .h
prosecution was II. Bottlestein. who said that s7s
had been offered to him to testify for the defence
Under ross-examination Bottlestein admired ~.
after going to Mr. Moore with his story he had
gone TO MI osborne. Mr.. Moore said that he had
refused Bottlestein's testimony he thought the
story too 'hshy.'
Marie Wainwright and Franklin Roberts. her
husnand were called to contradict parts of Bottle
stems testimony, and Mr.. Kennedy, who did not
testiy IN the former trials also went the stand
TO refute statements ANse by Bottestein
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
UNCLE sam SELLS DYNAMITE.

WILL NOT Use IT TO CELEBRATE THE FOURTH
IN THE NARRoWs
Uncle Sam Will not celebrate the Fourth Of July
by exploding under the water in the Narrows,
three and one-half tons OF dynamite purchased for
use in torpedoes in the Spanish-Amercan War and
now stored at Fort Wadsworth. Two men stepped
forward with bids. which were opened at the Army
Building yesterday and relieved the government OF
the )oo OF disposing OF IT by explosion They Were
James j. Donovan. OF No. 2O3 Broadway who hid
three cents pound, and A. Olsen who Iyantad 70
get the dynamite for one cent pound Mr. Done
van VIII remove the explosive stuff for which The
usual price Is IS cents pound. delivered wirhin
rev days. and people living in the neIghhorbooi
OF the Narrows Will breathe freely once more
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
SALVATION ARMY OFFICERS FUNERAL

The funeral Of Mrs. Halpin. brigadier Of the Sal
walton Army will be held a Memorial Hall No
l20 West Fourteenth-st. at IL o'clock this morn,
ing Mrs Halpin officer of the SaIvatio,
army mere and IN other cities for eighteen years
ana received high praise for her work 1850
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
PASSENGERS on THE MAJESTIC.

The steamship Majestic which sailed yesterday
afternoon had among its passengers Mr.. and Mrs
Harry S. Lehr Miss Kuhne Beveridge, the sculptor.
who arrived here last week to visit relatives and
Sir Charles Rivers Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
vB MARTIN DENIES A BRIDGE REPORT
HE SAYS THE BROOKLYN STRUCTURE DID NOT
SWAY IATERALLY

THE story that the Brooklyn Bridge swayed
laterally on Tuesday evening was a malicious
saIsabood said Chief Engineer c. c. Martin of
the Brooklyn Bridge yesterday. There was a
lam of cars on the structure about o'clock. Most
of these were only thirty feet apart There should
be space of 1O2 feet between each car between the
two piers"
Colonel Henry G. Prout, OF The Railway Ga
zette" who is n member OF the board OF experts
appointed to present plans for the relief OF con-
gcsted bridge traffic said yesterday that no feas-
bIe scheme of alienation had as yet been decided
upon.
"ror dtsoussion and to read the many suggestions
from those who use the bridge every day. These
letters have not helped us. The problem is a
tremendous one and only keen observer who is
trained In mechanics can possibly solve the situa
tion. We expect to publish our report in about
month";
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
ITS oyE-HUNDRED-4yD-yINTH YEAR.

The 109th year of the Newark Academy came to
a close yesterday with the presentation Of diplomas
10 the graduating class of twenty-four young men,
of whom nine were in the classical course The
enrolment during the year was pa
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
SMILLIE ENGRATINGS A GIFT.
A,LARGE COLLECTION OF PRINTS. INCLUD-
ING VOYAGE OF LIFE" GIVEN TO
NEW-YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The trustees OF the New-York Public Library
held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the Astor
Building in Lafayette Place. letter was re
celved from James d. Smillie announcing the gift
of collection OF s23 prints for the department of
prints These from steel engravings. and 6S
Of them by the giver's father. James Smillie.
Among the subjects the prints after Thomas
Coles Voyage OF Life" and a. Berstadts Rocky
Mountains"
OF which only or three struck off from the
finished plate. just before ii is turned over to the
publisher There also full sets of working
proofs, showing the evolution of an engraved plate
from the beginning to the finished state Besides
the works OF Smile. the collection includes engraV-
ings by about twenty OF his contemporaries.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

Out of office out of party. Joseph Filoramo was
an earnest Republican several years ago. when
appointed Italian interpreter in the Hudson County
courts He was dismissed week ago Now he IS
organizing Italian Democratic clubs.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

The Rev Addison Moore. pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. New Haven Conn. who win as
sumo the pastorate of the Bergen Baptist Church.
JERSEY City next Sunday led the weekly prayer
meeting the latter church last night. and
cefved cordial greeting Next Tuesday evening
there will be a reception for the pastor and
his wife by the congregation
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
HUDSON COUNTY NEWS NOTES.

The State Sewerage Commission has begun in a
practical way TO reach a solution of the Passaic
River pollution problem IL has three engineers
studying the matter. They are now at work in the
upper Passaic district.
The Street and Water Board of Jersey City has
decided ask for an appropriation OF $42496 for
the next fiscal year. The Aldermen will ask for
sii5G1 The boards do not always get what thev
ask for. The Street and Water Boards estimate
last year was S513, go. II allowed s2s23i0.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
TO OPEN LIBRARY CONTRACT BIDS
THEY WILL CALL FOR THE COMPLETE
ERECTION OF THE AsTOR. LENoX
AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS.

The Park Department will open bids to-day, at
II O'clock at the Arsenal in Central Park for
contract No. for the New-York Public Library.
Astor Lenox and Tden foundations. This con-
tract includes the complete erection of the build
ing. which will cost about 100000 The time al
lowed for the completion of the work is three,
years. The security required is 100000.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

ss-cs f-7z ~ hzs 1sss s-5 - i-to he cez1
~ ! ID 81 ard 80 Temporary rel ]
---- tacz % W-z z-z-E. cl- vas zk-z
via ve-r sre l1s1 ~ s-oz@c1-
I sa-1E -s- a passage 4 ne b1wels
Earzz / another r1y=caz
VIA - better res- he cseass k-p.
W-- &C re. uz I Eac EXHAUSTED tEe
40 ~ G. sz-4er r. E'cles-ers best ply
sez1s lz= As f-Tscz- a-vl-- re %
eve y II T1-z ard = =-tz, z-sr Re lad
treated Re i1r ere vea--
-1s zve- 9 thorough e--z-s-s5- VII
ne Kay ILsT cad E1s sve1 C@s---s
wa ~ r--1 vas >oze & y1z- tss---
=-z 2 TIE Escass.sr parers seemed q
Es X --1F e c--s -e-ara--- ard : Ea-s u
~ EE- 70 ~ q -1t-s q P----1- Bst--=
tie oo-t< vas 14t -nsI u1-c-1 4 eaa-ss
.1r - -e--er- an rs= o. -1z 1.-E b1e-.-.
arc E-Ve ne a. acne - raI- Anywhere. Nv
taken ca r==z pounds q 5=sh- I have
rses1ze1-a P=u-l . a Ez-y. and
Esy r-E-e-- = TerT go lave t8-t
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VI y p P-=-s : M1-rs. T.. says:
7 vs. dad E-l Catarrhal ~
1e7l -rI -w : " ~. better. n
a. tz2= I've bse= tsr tSsz-y ye2rs -
more
ce ! - --s1 = vsE- Ps-E-a I lave
1ee- c1rs-c- g --e4t -a-F 1eo1-e"
you 9 ~ derive pens znE .-l<ac-
t9rT r-sEs r. t-s Es= = Pe-urz. VII.
AZ 1-c- = Dr. aa--E - II s-z-e
EEz- q r ese aEz Ae W = rszse1 :.
zv- vcu sva-zzh,e azrcs
Arez Dr. Hz-z1- PresE-. az II.
A4-zaE &--az-E. C5.Ez1zs. o.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

The young nan in Kansas City wha
secured 500 of Mr.. RockefeIIer's mouev
oy holding up 4 Of Mr.. RoekefeIIers
cashiers evidently has made = study o.
Standard OIL methods and adapted
them TO small financial operations HIS
capital Was i sIx-shooter worth abou,
$ and BY j~udieiously employing it in
combination with INSCRIPTIONS nerve
and sagaeity be made il yield a divi-
dend Of 1850 per cent He also in
itated the Standard Oh Company in en-
listing the aid OF a railroad in getting
away with the plunder-Philadelphiz
North American.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14
cn... Rate. q. c.ms.rla.

fshrzzry I2-h ard each Tue.1ay ts<rr-
s1sr. urtl zzz Ize-Eclr< Apr G.A. SPECIAL
Low Rate Co.oEs- Tickets VIII De 90 VI.
tie Scztaerr P1chc5s Cozparys -Osce1
and ~Szr@s Routes to a. pants u Calfsr-
ma TIE rate vi BE. Prom Chicago
800, trou s. Less. Memphis AID Ne-
Orleans SE2, fruz OMAHA karsas lily,
etc. $3.50 Ccr-ssporCrx lor rates tro1
a. other po5rts szs and 1orth-
Fer r~a-teuiars s-6 eet2Iee i-fcr-atioc
pertaining % the Southern Pac1hc Con-
pays Routes. ard these specA-ratestoC Ca
lorna. czl upor CT address
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Csrk - ChlclE1. l..
W H Con1or. G A. :. p Co, Chamber
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

Among the great nations Of the world
this has been the first 10 give osieial
recognition 70 the Importance Of grass
crops By establishing in the Depart
Eent Of Agriculture a division Of agros-
t0logy, especially devoted TO working
out grass Problems During the last
year 100 trial Packages Of seeds frou:
collections made By the division have
been distributed. more than 1000
grasses have been identified for CORE
sponGents- and replies 10 more than 600
Inquiries relative 20 the methods of
cultivation. uses and feeding value Of
grasses have been ureua red
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

New York is getting TO be a burglars
paradise the Mecca to which all of the
craft seem To be vending their footsteps.
The burglaries and robberies for the
past two months are estimated in the
city proper alone as over a thousand.
The police r not over-anxious in Civ
ing information 20 the press and sup
press as many cases a. possible, but the
extent 10 which the Iight-fngered gen.
try are conducting their calling and
the inactivity Of the police was made
nowu when the recest trials of the
2c4iee were in progress
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

The readers Of this paper VII be pleased
70 earn that there : Al east one tr1aGed
disease thar science has been abe % cure il
al ~ stages. ard that : Catzrrh. Hall.
Cararrn Cure a the oEly positive cure
known 70 the medical fraternity. Cztarh
beng ! constitutional disease. requires !
constitutional treatment Halls Catarh
Cure . taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood ard mucous surfaces Of the
system, thereby DESTROYING lie Foundation
Of the disease, ard giving the ratien,
strength BY building up the constitution and
assisting nature IN dong its work. The
prpprietoz have 50 much faith N rs eure-
i've powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that Il fails 10 cure.
Senc fo- list OF Testimonials.
address r j. Cheney s Co. Toledo. o.
Sod BY Druggists, 75c-
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

II VIZ r. cue Z tlose lovers c-.r-e,.
Nh ar 80 fer tEe sake q .rEyIE< tie
sweets q mixing Z - al =. bE- = "a,
-srzEs sNGr IL W1eh n7.a parties fe1;
thoroughly az<re-sc Thsv parted = 81
-. ard rex- c4v the ads wrote hiz thefoi-
.1Fnx r5.e- -Es-sw : ] re-urz al Tol-
lre@--s. With the sx~cptsl q tie S>nsri
nr-. Hhich I shs5 kssp . refrini ne o.
year mea-ress ard hc-u4 eouCG~s s.so
-et1er,-la-Bl.s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

Ee Sec-pt Service ku u-en-t~5 a.
49, bad x e11-ts-s.--& ard secured a
AZ 11zzt-- e toEs ax wkea are %
SsVsrF sx--u-s< "a. tie average rers1r
wa4- r.vsr suspect then e Se-x SUR
- Tnr~ q -est va-se are awzFs -
sr-a1 - NJ essr- -r-ah'T H1z-~-@s
rg- fFw rrl . tr cae-s Lk~ III res
r. ErErraa re--sr-Es
s- -rs- AwaFsg1 % - =
have rr1z.-- csG~-<
$50 10 ask
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14
Career asx Character Of Abrshsn
Llncefn.

Ar sif-ss tr Joseph Coa.s. Anbas-
sltcr % Great Britain. CT the career and
~eharacter q Abraham L1co,r-hs cary
is-hs early s~-rurxies xith tie verdi
as character - developed r. the a-sr vsa-s
q D. lie ard hs scnin-rztion. which
3.tc-t hs rame - hizh OF the worlds ros
= honor ard fame. has b-en published by
he Caicaro. Nlrsuk.s 4 S. Pau Railway
az car - lad b serErx 81 30 cents n
po-csrs % L. A Miner, General Passages
A-ert. C-z=p. l..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14
SIX Million Year

d. v71 ever stop 20 ccuszer wzs-au-
acn mans. NurpT tls 81 TINES ard L
Sous Eeu 11E peFEar Casclre-s are azE
EH4t -reat ue-t tEzv possess E0r. zs-
TEar eyer x Ul-aen boxes 1f rns w1-zgr-
u msccl-e Tor lve- ar b1wes we-s
z This County s1rz. Tne Amerear pe51e
srcw a -7cc t1-Ez- he zss z~@earass
prove :. The me1c-e : tie best -or me
scSsas- the pT1ce rsar. lna. - zrl 5e a
box ard a 5c hcr = a Ea1e uoztz- -rsa--
meat I1r re worst KIND Of a ease l. a
rle1s-re % aCgsrc.se a Ue1clre like tlls
Is Ea d . s1ec-se tie makers az 4ak
Esz-e-z 70 duy t.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

Yes. weare rscesr1-< ard ,-srs--s-s
ages fron Mars every day, sad tAs E
rsrt Scezrsz-
Bat, Z yoz earro understand The zee
arss. kaw Gag ~ Answer tns=s 4ske-
IT, Ohtrzs- Psr<c-
-Hzh!- rsp-is1 Re Ezire1. scss-ts-,
~tler czn't understand the answers,
e.hgr.-bt-c-e Arsr.ca1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

~Nr. Perkins. I rather disk 20 TAX. vu-
at daughter awzy from you
"Ol. that's a. rr-ht, sac . re .+s- ere,
hu- | Gou't iztsrG 70 lst De- - Que cent
cheaper THAI the otas-s. What salary co
you gs.,"-Dstroit Free Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14
Immune from kta.a.t.<

"Oh, M, zgg.eG tie Lady q Uucsrtain
Age, 4 am % afraid 70 70 On tss st-sets
s-ore, row tnat the kGzsps-s are 20 bod"
~fou needn't worry. They oniy sea! pec-
Pc n Their first cnI-GhoGd.r vas re rras-
su-1rg statement Of the Bad Pz-ry WITH the
lrzroEIrs Sheer On his fzce-BaItImors
Auercar-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

~PSitcar-Te- re the best way % get -.
::
Frisrt-Tz-z Frohib.sioriss-
~On- thsts too su1csr. / E1zt 20 sei o.,
U1ElLT.-Ths Smart set
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

Al Increase o. only g xc--s
Az1ln- tzke The percenrsg. In : xaI ca FEB
Sacs Isgi-s1. Il Nj s- sao.n 10 . = zs-lsa.
las so4l1 res.l. n ! crgp 0s sza.G5 ta---
Note nat o1ly e.ur- ea IN. loves: nosIax
crops. tAose since nv coupzr sou Commences
i-sf-G Were TO mASs Comparison with the
sxtesa ys1rs which Mr. Hes-ers pgot.he1 ar.
sh1-s. the aysrzs. f0- the period woaid be
81 s-Io9. which would result IN a er0g d Only
s%a%a have maze diAs-n; iaq1ires rezart-
i1S the quantity Of cotton he.! hack On pg11ta-
tio1s, and "a gue0lnted roszs. and Sad that Il 8
ID lar.-r Tran usual and m9ch under la.t season.
Asto tEe proe4ois visible supply o. American
cotton on hsl1 on SEP. !. I<JI. 50 uuch has
4r-ady Ten sad o. il3s subject thlr I shall
cnly maze one statement. 1T unl scarcely %
! mere sa11oE o. is former .-If." Mr.. H-ary
S-il in MS ercp report u Nov =. gives IN.
sts-bi- and Invisible on sept /. 1901. a. only
,A.Ao 5al-s. These. I fhiak. are fun 6zare.. as
% Is CONCEDED by al auta1rltes TIA. tn- con-
SUMPTION Il American cogron eli o- aroun.f "a
1880 hSi-s fh- present season Thls vii cave
tas yiso.e supply Oh sept ], lsI. 0ne Of The
smallest ever Eao@n-
MAJ ARE he possibilities Of zboT. f-urps Ard
.1f-n-ni-@ Liverpool as september recorded
thts le-eli ~ her olacSbaar1. 1-xI for Amer
can ~niclltA. cnsi1a % 5 emf. Of our HuQa~v1
MAI viii - tn rsur-s l-xr September Hho
dare answer Yes YORK only last week hzd Ia.
cents Tor January delivery wat xfII x the
a<sr-s ueIi May. June. July, August ami sep
TENDER rh-n the slke Of this crop IS fully reaI-
Hefs The nolders Of spot eo-foa IN the S0ura
have : n iheir poser - get II a1d Il crats for
tn- oa2ae- Of tnis crop u they d.nandi IL And
4 they r-fls. 70 sci for AR -. tr-y ean 81 n
CotIoo h1- sod ior = zad q cents u IN south
Tor several years not 80 loag Ago Tnis il not
an 11g.Il price Ia Is-g the writer bought
m c4lilE e0stGn AZ "a cents, and inside CT strtv
tvs sotf ne SANE Gotten for - cents. From
80 l--. ere-pt the year Iss. cotton in Ses
lerS las satt aron1t L cents the LITTER tart of
the >-1s01- In isG me price Was y 70 Iz5s c-nrs
during ne months q NAY. jun. July zn1 pars
q August Why not Get u e-ats tofzys Inc
southern Hal1-rs are n a m1eA better positiar
tq4a 20 Ao4c t1sir ssaBe taza ever b-S0-.- The
rae q interest," IS about 0ne-hAlf Gf what Il was
"a Ee2x a.a. z1t most CO them % not ne. 70
b1na~- Kerr bale Ill oe n>-1-i All x4nt-.
o-tor- --aL- !. no matter What the prospect for
th- aexr erop Ill %. a. if - vel snox W ina.
tparlers n1E- no sIacx On hand- Nv lfz e u
hooters d spots - not 10 sacrifice aaath-r nzlr
A. present low pre-s. Pay ~ ar-eng.0n snat-
ever 20 the Seif-lnter--fec za1 nia.e1 uf-r-r1nc-s
% snm- cotton buyers Ia. d-maa1 for spots
NL Increase a. th- rrice goes up. WHICH Il
AS1ys TIE ease. AMI you sIl wines. al uzpre-
e--en.ri rush 70 cover their snort sa g. Re-
speetfalT. r DEs JAKDISA-
Memphis. Tenn, Feb !, 1871
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

~whs.isysg- husbands iavorite fetioay'
asked tae irczistIve person
Il e,n hardy say a. a moments notice
aid The patient wife. ~rhether he prefers
Il. sex friend story or the detained az the
zee on business acknowledgements
Press.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

E- 80 ~ ~ s.s- % ne fs--h-- G.,
p zrH sa14 GEAR tie - = q srrcs>s-
-gazrs H1-r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

No That-D-. klr-I tear, -, -har
ge4 ave bees .lrl1z t11 1zl- ~J1urclc--
Il ZE- 1s t4ar- tgc.ors E1u know we've
EoTs- 5Er . lax ss-tz1ry Ezf- -0ls5
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

Hspras=E rz-rot be bought. but or. os
the srsat -~-ncrare-s 70 - attainment car
oe removed A-zHz PepsE Ig.tI Frutti.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14
surc sign. of Axe.

TEe vrter q ~Fsrr.re News ard
NeEs - t=ss ssze signs Of Cd ass =
waUlE J. " ael -a1zers u -. srleEEs ara
M1zy addressed MIR = W1en s.e De.
GEs ~ saEs a great cEa- zr5u- me supper az
AZ s--erarEzrr- 3 W1er se Zee 3 suz-
CsE -Gters- - clu-ra z1G caauty work L
NJ el sac Is attractive 81 very ycErz uzn.
; EeE SIZE rEa -zss TIE fey d dressing 4
s11er e1e- . NlzE - COMPARES -
Ev 1r Ue1z - the L1- wita that when
size nr-e par l1rs up : W1er-nes- tzta.
@ L--e Sr=r--y @ ydu-a gradually gEss
va g zzlr-el- 2-lf-zEsarssz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

Husbani-~What makes you stand al
this nonsense and ~inpuderee from the
cook" Wf-Sne coes-"-PhiIaGelphSa
Record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

Al men that are ruined are ruined o.
the sce Of their nztura- propenHties-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

t. rsr Eszsrat-z -a-ti1s rlcs-
CkG4-a Day Nsr4-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

Sweat sad f-1ft aciGs will not disenLor
goods dyVd with PrTSAx PADDLES. DrEs-
SD - a. Ez-zs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

\ coueetsi man cannct rassbv gVg
azy5c ese any credit for h1Tl=s2s sszze
-NlsaaEor Ia Democrat.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

Fran -ba-- ses-rh. irsz .s1'za eoztszt-
Esn- sp-Ez-Beattle-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

Psos Cure earre- Be too highly spoksr Of
as : css c1re-. " OBreu. - Third
AS, :, M-rszps.. Mnn.. Jer- 6, 100.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

WHAT rorssrss, ezca.nst NJ. Meek
ter - lie tossed ASIDE the .sart-to-heaxt
-&s P2sa- What utter uazseu4r
II wat are you referring inquired Is
vie.
To TIE assertion tat 4 uouan reed not
expect 4 RAE 70 pay her a. much attention
ztte- t1ey are married - h pad her BE-
1E- | an Absolutely sue. HcnrIetta. that
lm1nt quicker now than / ever did
Washington Star.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1901-02-14

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man drive like that" she added, Sc
yerely. to Lord Aylmer.
Il don't; but my horses were fright
ened by a chiid's balloon" he ex-
splained.
You oughtn't to have horses that
are frightened at t%rifles," she respond
ed, illogically.
II think we'd better get her orr
at once" said the policeman, 'she
gives no sign of coming round"
How can we take her? Shall I?
have the carriage here ready. and the
horses are sober enough now"
Yes, my lord, / really think that's
the best thing we can do" the other
answered. IF your man'll give me a
hand we'll lift her in, in a minute"
Eventually the woman was lifted in
ITO the victoria and the energetic
young woman, having rushed back to
her house for her hat, got in also, and
supported her in as comfortable a posi-
ton as was compatible with her in
sensible condition. Just as they were
starting, a doctor arrived on the scene,
took a hasty glance at the victim of
the accident, and quietly got in, TAX
ing possession of the little back seat.
I'D better go-it's a bad business"
he said to Lord Aylmer, realizing that
he was the owner of the carriage,
"Yes--yes-we had better follow in
a cab" Lord Aylmer said, turning to
the policeman. Il suppose you'll see
me through"
"Oh, yes, my lord; I'm bound to do
that he answered.
Lord Aylmer was getting more and
more nervous; he got into the cab
looking white and scared, with his sin
full old heart humping against his