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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14
HUMOROUS.

joins Hopkins university Has
raised . rnilIi0r-dollar fund and the
in.tf-usion is now or . sound fnaz-
eial footing
Beryl--A good Zeal Is thouxht Of
her singing Sfbyl--It's Eereiful
they Sor't pat their thoughts Into
wor1s. --B1itizore Herald
sAe--Ds1 you say he vas a ia6y-
kiIIerz- He--WeIl. he tried TO BE- /
sz- hin cut rowing with ore- and Re
trieS 70 rock the hoat--Yonkers
Ssatesna1-
The safisfaetEoz He Got.-Irste Pas
.euxer--You'vs carried ne twice as
far a. I wanted 20 Eo.- street. Car
Cozssuetcr--Thas vii be another
fare Please --Ccl1-bus Journal
Mrs Newbride--Here. peer rar-
are xo-e biscuits i -aGe Ers<lf-
Weary NiIIie--Sorry. i7dy- ] 6sssez-s
eat -sz- The cop would pinch ne for
earryia- eoneeaIe% vsaPous---IzGiar-
aPoIix Ness
He thrust the sealed letter tkrou<e
the window ard put down two cents
well What DO yoz vantT- asked the
stamp clerk stf@y. An aztozobfie-
Prea<e- he replied s-eetiy. Being
sometimes fucnneG 70 faeesiousze.s-
Automobile Na<axine
Something q a Sso-zL-Ssrare---
TIE eorSSeifs h>re are an n . ter
rible corditioa- B~en having = kai--
storm havez-t year Farmer Way
bask--Wsu eunro- Some folks say
IL was hail but ~ opiziea i i was
Sesb-rxs- " Y Weekly
Tizes We're ChaE<~1--CIAra tie
her old ekEEl - -AaE that ks-rSz
Jo1-s boy that sseS 90 P>ster yea
With is Iove-=akir--Sc>< Re worry
yuu "a Euch a. ever Etk~E--We-I-
hardly. rcz SEE we're married zsw--
Nexs-
Blrrrz--Ys<- sir ! urir rs66 So
for this suit WY. I eoz1d tel a-y-
soSy I paid SO fer II ana he'd b~Ii-ve
IT. Doa-s you think so-- Skzrr~-
Weit-er-PerhaPs Sc provided yez
told hin over the telePh0re--PHla-
ceiPeia Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14
HIS LINT OF LAZrHISo.


I rs-.- hear lxize-s tisrrA.d- aid
Fr-feriek kest, the Artist, According 10 the
Ne~ York Tines. -bz- tank Of cd man
Crz~ssrE. va used 20 keep an m tosu "a
Sczsa hez<a- wsez the place vas practical
" . wilderness, and Ier sf ~ fel1sws we're
n t.e aaSEs sf Fzsaiss lssasAere - ske.<A-
He vas without eS1bt the fellew nsst z:-
terry eev11d Of s1eru i - roShie - ~
sxz> He vezita't ssve br.a-k<x Z ~
could have keiref z
~Ous Of ais ssas. vac ks1 sstsisf N ysv
YORK sezs AKA two iachsszn1 paps. re-
member Just how Crawford ~19l6 G- sza-
nf-g himself sa the rarer the vhsle cay,
With ere ct these dog, Ike animated
nusa<es. ca eaea side q h1uA Tasy wsrs
always BY krr. enc to the LEFT. the sehsr q
the rixas ct as char. vhen th<y we're .:
rest
One day. as sat- taIkirg 20 him. tbz
tcxs we're runpErx n sts seuze- Crsv<-rj
szrn@d sa1 czMe1s Here. Cocoa. Cecsas =
ard the ezehssrsr<s cana traetin< oz--
Wna- are th.ir nsmes. Crz~fsrtS
I s.z-t. taking I bad xsue1ervoo1-
Cocnz- repile2 Crzvfsr4
B1- there are ia. ! reminded kln-
On. G->s Foe boea, rcpiied the cid man.
ST.syrs L~lys tngerker-crre snd - q
t.< san. sl-e- 4-f- anyhow. In net fsl-s
20 rsrry myself mtg q decline - tala1za
- xsgs' Names
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14
The CARE OF EORSES.
Ba.dsGes After the Hsr~e Has
Dsae Hard Work

BzzcazeS applied loosely over
layer Of cotton batriuE for ore hour
after severe ~Ork support the snail
blood vessels and absorb@urs II art
u1dsr-ezrh the skin and preveur FL
ing and stiffness .ays rhe Horse
Brs-Ger- II alIowst 10 remain er
longer they have th- opposite eject
from WhAr l. desired After the
Damages have been OF for ere hour.
they sh0Gld - removed and each lsx
briskiy haaG-rzbb<l for I've nfuures-
his vii % more good b exciting
the zosorb~ntS 20 act thar f0ar hours
pressure On bazGages- wh5rh MI 60
more harm than COED Eaudazin-
s-Ss would 1T preVezr lau5z5tzs-
Ieat i the rsSuls e prs,sisp.as5silr
20 rA-umati>E and aISo from rot prau-
eriy cooling The korS~ out Il : Rot
necessary 20 Wa-s Eorse CIT after
beng Fg-sG- oaIy after workout
After 4 korS- Ia. h@ez given fast
workout ar fat bat L race anc -
: very warn and p--sp5rfzz freely
VOC EES- eoal his had - a. oue~ 81
sp1uge ard cold water - a rsehznge
he e1rreE- = bod zwzy from the
brain Otherwise - night have
heEerrhzys from 4 rupture q The
snail blood vessels r. the had II
after the Sutsh q ! Eat The horse
dos rot p-r~Pire freely he -us- be
SPong-c al over wfth hot water COW
ere1 vith blankets AID % walked
untIl n sSezrs very freely and great
ezr- must b exercised Il cooling hin
cut Tie surface % the BODY must
flways - kept very Narn and dried
very sioEiy- He nav have plenty Of
cod Uat-r- bat very little a. time
1rT Shile beng cooled cut little hzv
als.'- He must no, Dc fed grain until
he = perfectly cool
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14
RACIAL FEUDS IN HUNGARY.
uaEynrS Atr~apf TO D~RIsste.
nssSh rAey Are Largely IN
the Majority.

There have been sign. Of late that
racial rivaIriss are likely 20 cause
nearly as much trouble 10 Hungary a.
they have caused to the Austrian half
of the dual monarchy. states London
paper
Hitherto the Nagyarx. though they
orly form IS per cent Of the PopuIa-
tiOa- have eOntrived TO maintain With
an iro1 hand their prsdonfrzuee over
the SlaS natiOEaIItieS. who form -
per cent Of the population the ROG-
uanizns- who form Is per cent Of the
popGlatiou- and the Germans. who
form - per cent Of the total popu-
htioz-
The existing Franchise gives the
Nagyars a degree Of political power
altogether cisProPortiorate to their
numerical strength ard both The zd-
ni1istrztion Of the country and popu-
lar edEearion have been Mayyarlzed
through and through
Recently there have beer several IN
G5caSions that the other uattoraTTrfes
OF Hungary VII not submit quietly
any Es1ger 10 hold 4 suhorEinate 20
siri0r
There was N angry seeze II the
HZnzzriaz chamber of 6eP1tiez re-
eeEtly- when VI ParsoEie- a Saw mem
Der. admitted that - had seeded ard
eaaed several Croatiaz ekilssrez N his
constituency because they sung Nag
var national sozys-
In TrarSylvaria the German news
papers have been fun OF articles IN
vhbrh the predominant Nagyars were
bitterly 6snoUneet and two German
journalists have each beer sentenced
10 SIX months imprisonment for
'-ineirins the peSPle to hatred Of the
Hungarian state
The law il will be uotieed- i aE-
zainistered BY Magyars- who interpret
TIE term Hungarian state a. near
ing their OWE nationality A Magyar
who abuses the SlzvS or Rourzufzrs
would never be convicted for inciring
70 hatred Of the Hungarian state
TheSs and other similar fuebterts
augur trouble in the future The Ar
better ZefsuEx ever fears that racial
feuds IN Hungary viii become far
terv-r ard more paxsiozzte than they
lave ever 5eez = 4Ex.rS1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

Is -xi4 fses wIrh s-fo9t standards
Tie strIzgers are txs inches ard -
10 % feet Lozg- Thry are hung from
the frocs axe By UszES Of a length
-Esc kiug bolt provided with a uut
and washer FrcE the hind axle rEey
are suspended BY 4s-Enes rO6s with
nurs and washers below ssG hooks
above 20 20 over the axle The string
-rS should De - iuehez apart In frons
aa6 j inches behind 4 short wrench
keeps the hound from tipping up l
ind this rack very convenient As
short a turn can be made with this
AZ vita a is-fOos rzek-E J. Fear. in
y Z Homestead
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

The oc-y safe oozr<e 20 take y % keep
the blood pure c res-5o1 goc1- and
sleep regular No remedy ecuzlS in all
respects. Per-n1 for tkese rE-poSeS- IL
the system i rul down and Esz<e-et
By ez-z-rh- Pe-ura reEov1tes and r.
iuven1tes the nerves and b7iz-
A book o. the catarrhal diseases %
sumner VII be nailed 20 anv address.
upo1 request bv The Per-za Mex.icz-s
Co ColE-bus. 0kio
The above tes-i=o,ials are oa1y two
OF sa-lfo letters r~c~z-e1 touching tire
merits q PS-u11 As n e2.z--hzl toci-
No r-c-e Useful rs=sziE % toze - the
sys-eu has ever hesa Ge-sssz ~ ia
ze6iczl u-oseSSzr--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

IL-t tL1a4N-A &4AES
H-Ds<ns Azsse4z<4sn. wxrr>swz-xY
Ec-< 6s<-~sssnx eases g izezz=seicz
ar3 z-rx-z<scc & sh<o-a-iesa. and womb
! have k-0~z TIA: doctors zz>d Lydia
E PfakhAm's Vegetable Con-
pound Ia everything else failed
vita sh<zr patients I hare advised NJ
patients AL s-s<zzzx - zs~ Il AID have
pet - k<xr C Is s-s- tzilx-- 20 <zr~-
Fo- y>a-s 49, bad faIlizr e the
wuzA s-cz s<raizzaxf = Eftizr kezry
patient AL kzc~i1x CO the rzlze e
ys- Cczpszz4 berzz % zse q nc
cn<~- AL u Ex weeks wzs vel occe
Ecrr. al lave lad - trczkl= szzre-
Ian zs5s- rlezse1 % have lid a. crpcr~
tzzi.v - sav s<~ vorrs Il PRAISE q
yuE ver~-asse Compound AID ska1
take every ocrzss0r 20 rv--cuzezl T. -
MEzs Erzsry-A GzAyEz-SSssc <s-<xf n
ssuss aswrzs~n . suf ss-~s-z
Lydia z Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound h1D stood the test Of
time. and has cured thousandS.
Mrs. Pinkhaa advises SICK 20.
mem free. Address. Lynn, MAAL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14
ANcHoRING END POSTS.
NJ rAts 10 well Ds.e . Peace VIII
Last s.< sta.s Fir. fer . Very
IssE rtm~.

In the setting Of cad pests oz~ can
act b- too particular. for the life zE6
usefuiness Of \ fe1ce depends priE-
cipally On them IL the erd posts
do not stan1 zr7 ore eannot expect
10 have . good substantial fence.
even Il other conditions are most IA
vorable- First get large post. not
lexs than 10 or u inches square
cedar or locust. Il you don't wazt
TO replace them in a few years..
IL yos eszzo; obtaiz t6~z. g-t a good
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14
HANDY WAGON RACK.
Hay or Gree. Fodder Has
ts Ne Handi<x

II handling grain kay OF green
coru fodder a low rack similar 10 the
ore portrayed : great saver Of tine
AID lah1r- Oas Ea1 sssESizg oz the
ground and simply drawing THE corn
to-arr himself ear Iav II EPou the
tasa- 81 sas e4tti1s zaeAiG- zitkozs
srooplzz. or raising II up simply 70 EAy
Il cOwa again The top q the rack
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

Tray. 2gs tie al-sz, uas . tsi-x
- e z-1--e-- sz-seA $3.50 /. 10 se--
- SO
L >. uFs ne srs-z go Is as-rT-x
CT 80 - r=-E-e- 49, * --er
"a =. az tzez -1-E "a: 80 1z- zs-e-
gcz 80 re-A 49, t-sE ss-1 n - 1- r1z
~ --z- rave tse- sEz--s.s ~ t-es-
-zf--.T--a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14
Nervous Debility,

E-e-T0us Who Is IN TIE lezs. degree
s1nse-c- - uerT1r1s1ess- sleeule ss1esS.
p-us-rztsz1- mental fa-i-ze o. nervous
debility n anT form 515s the 10.
---zthe- q Jrne. july and August very
hard - bear. Z -: daa-erU-s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

E--r-ri- kiss-I t.- vizIasr- -v,r II
kec111- NJ hr1ts or VII kz-i yog ss.r q
rr.sE-u-.
sre. tte herul1e. Icakec 4 = I5r-~tS-u
Nc ea-e- By as sxarehy fsr-6zS-r-
h1-s t1a-s onsy q blEE- a.. returned
tar sac vas Ep = toprgrap1T az vel As s5u<
ether saIzgz-Paz1Gelp1 Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

aDEAH Mas PryxHAM Twelve
years cu1siz1ous service as the SICK
bed in soze Of or prOuinenf hosp
tails. ~ well Is ss private homes has
given ne varied experiences vita The
DISEASES Of wor1<1- have nzrsed scUe
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

T0~Ee-Ee tells some of the vIbs-
es-- Alir--aisiz< stores / ever heard
Bru~z-HAs o~z ezPsrsezesss
"a To- pGreiy EmaxiEzrv He's
er1zzzizg EP trade for n fake ezz-s
Tax h44czes&--Pa-8a<lRhza Pre.A
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

To Have a. 20 -5--Tss.--Is.k -e1 2
= = - = g = r1se - =. ] k-eE
a. g. le=s--k =. 40 - : -.T-r q
. a-z- Les<--N-T- 80 IS - x ~
Jess-l- Al ! icesS-e3 @-Ps-z--1-
ga Pres
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

i-x rT1frf -aZe cf . cn,arT Tat mad ~
tex krr<-z n surh q wsv tha. szcG-s-icn
w.s n---ssaT Tie a<ti<s At the party
we're x-er-z-x ever the I'D sAair. whea
-ne y.11g wuuar- vis-1cx 20 re1eve ths
-r-<z-.. r-=a-k-:- %. vel .he E-tJe
srrx ar 80 aiarx nicely co three legsL-
Az n. ether n>-bers e. ~. carrv -z--eS
- lz<1- she s.ai- izrr>ily= 90 szrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

SzrF e G1z--C-r S4e--szz--
have ga 49, A-g--l-E w1--- $500. AZ
a-c-zl z--e tzzsr-~Ws. - rcs
u So ezzs- ->1Zzrs--e Ja-rua-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14
cstsrh Of Stomach.

1t = -i-h Pleasure I recommend Pc
-=za as \ to1ic Ct unusual merit A
iz-.-s ls-si--r = prominent members Of
The Glize1eut Orders with which have
h-e1 connected have heea cured bv the
use e Peru-A of csS~S % cztz-rh Of
The s-1uzea aui had. zls0 n kidney
complaint Er4 weakness Ot the pelvic
o--zzs
- l. ;oc=s up th- system. ads dyes
tio-- induces sleep. and i vel worthy
TIE eozE1ence % sufferers Of the above
,.r---aE-.s II E.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

Js1s-I car sc 5s=i74.is- r-S--.- ..
rc-- -ace-
E-z-s tt-ls5----1'-Yo' k-. -zE, v.7.
1--. A. El1rt Er--e Il as art .r-f
80 -c-s E1rt--Cz8aso Day N-zs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

Cgscener--Nh-r W. .hx
ELec Nai-er--We Ssz'- sz-uss. S1--z
"a sa1e<-nS- SKI 0nly bread a.. b.-r-r-
-EslrIn8r- Nar5<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

Psscs Cure Fer Ccnsu-pticr = a, -zx
es< -e-e.-F f1r erQza- azE eclGz-N W
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

One cann1c help sGs rorsier Z scr- r-,-
24es Animation for Their Ancestor. x5uJs
&c a. saE1Gsasc1czly rerIPrecare-s I, Ire
e-i-A9cs we're rsverxet--Iz6ana-nIs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

Deaf Get Fsssssre. Get Fsst-Ease.
A wonderful pcvGer that cures tired hot.
ieh1ng feet ant makes nex OF sixnr stces
easy Ask toby fer Aliens Fccs-E Ease
Aerept No substitute Trial package FREE
A--rezs A. : UzzteG, L. Beg, I.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

E- Ex-s O1--E.1a. Cer-aT,- e,r~z
tae zaz st tie pa1z<. ~. 20 sse gas
yt-.e- fsl ar. r.Vl1e-1 -as s7erztsr,
ezE / Ezs- wzra Ysu n s6rz1ce razs ws
zz=se .-s--z-e s-r syezrEg eye- cre
re-FhzIxa-s7n-a Pr-~a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

Ter, . probably zsts.-s z--. pointed
,@a7 tie azse- q so1----Csszzs5 Day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

10 - raroE1 upau one's exr -.-uu-r-,
: % = s1sc n-a t=e very laS * ssr-gne-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14
CONGRESSMAN ALDRICH
ENDORSES THE TONIC, PERUNA.
Says: lit VIII Build Up Q
Depicted System
Rapidly"

Ho7- " 2 Al3rich. Congressman
from Alab1uz. writes from Washing
tou- .. &.
This is 10 certify fhsf Prru1s. r.sr-
rfscfunrd ~ TIE Peru1s gedkcf1e Co.
Of COLUMBUS. o., kss bcen used in NJ
family z-irh sucoesS hiss fine fonic
and viii build 10 . Depicted system
rapidly. fcs1 recommend ia 70 those
uho reed q safe Vegetable rr1edy for
DEBILITY "---H. =. AEfrict-
n : E-o-v. Wee Cha-ce or and
Mas.e-of Arms. K P 5. % omaha Neb..
wrsfs-s from -ts So-th Sixteenth street..
the = NJ rTo-,ss % P-1is~ fox PeranA
ton lie 49,.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-08-14

rs Care . Geld In one Day
lake LaxarIvt Brurs Crzzzzr- Tat-ess. A
t-zxy-scsr-fzztzo cey Z L falls % csz-< e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-10
MISS VIOLA ALLEN

the Eclgian frontier the other day with thi
mummy OF ancient and respected Egyptian
personality AT the customs the officials asket
the passenger what he had with him 4
mummy" was the reply. You can't tax" 1t IN
without paying duty" "Eut mummtes pay nc
duty" replied the traveller. We Will consult
the register" replied the official The entire
personnel of the customs examined an enormous
volume but with no result. mumrtics weT' N't
classified. Declare salt fish,! shouted i.f
official to one OF the clerks. and 80 the Hlui'I =
OF a possible Pharaoh made its t.tuiuPhdI '"f'!
into EclEium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-10
EDWARD J. MORGAN.

Boston. It has already been seen in the west
and is said to give Miss Bergere a similar OPP
portunity for pathetic effect 10 that WHICH
MADAM Butterfly" did. Valerie Bergere'
French by birth. first began playing in German
at the old Thala Theatre. in the BoWery- one
has been aptIy described possessing Dig
brown eyed personality" There is talk OF MISS
Criswold's writing a full play of japanese lie
for Miss Bergere to appear in as star
Quincy Adams Sawyer has the distinction
at least Of opening the season in this city IL
was nut on last Thursday at the Academy Oh
Music.
The heavy voiced Miss Carus still plays one OF
tbe chief singing parts in The Defender at
tbe Herald Square. She wins applause nightly
for a cakewaIk dance that would be difficult
even for a person Of less solidity than herself.
Miss Grace George. wife of William A. Brady,
who last spring. at the GarTick. made her first
bid for 4 place in the front rank, with per
Torrance of ''Frou Frou' will, it is announced
appear this coming winter in a new play deal
ing with the times of George H. Whether any
OF the literary characters OF the mid-eighteenth
century viii be introduced is not announced.
1t would be strange, however if some of them
did not appear.
Miss Grace Cameron following the example
of Lulu Chaser, IS the latest of our women comic
opera principals to become an independent star.
without the support Of a mere man" She will
have a new opera of her own this winter.
Besides Mss Isabel Irving. James K Hackett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-10

THE Eternal City, is made noteworthy by the
presence of such men Frederick de Belleville
and Edward ]. Morgan in the cast When one
thinks however of Mrs. Fiskes production OF
Hardy's Tess" and the able assistance De
Bellevie gave her. one may be pardoned the
perhaps trte wish that it were Thomas Hardy.
instead Of his conspicuous countryman Caine,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-10
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Valerie Bergere, VINO is remembered for her
work in that curiously moving little play.
madam Butterfly" will appear at Keith's this
week in a one act play called 'BilIy's First
love" the work of Miss Grace Griswold, of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-10

"F1orodora-" which has already been seen for
a week at Manhattan Beach, has another week
to run at that resort Edna Wallace Hopper,
who created Lady Hollywood, still plays the part,
though II is TO be hoped she won't make it her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-10

Garden Opera Company. She was for several
years with the operate organization at the OLD
TivoH of San Francisco, where she was gen
eraI favorite as she is at the Terrace TINS sea-
son. and has won enviable favor with the pat
rons of the pretty resort in East Fifty-elghth-st
MUMMY DECLARED AS SALT FISH.
An enthusiastic collector of mummies reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-10
LEARNING.

From The Buffalo Commercial
Elizabeth. a little Boston girl Is Ven Us
summer. quite an old girl now Is Eliza ."i.;.
You do not mind me well as You Oh W.
you ere years old observed her EfAA'-
mother You scc | didn't know any thing ten
and so Of coUrs, / always did just what AM
ore told to-" replied Elizabeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-10
VALERIE BERGEHl

who Is to turn dramatist Of his own works
What a Michael Henchard De Eal"ville would
make!
Miss Belle ThOrne, who has been heard In
many operas, IS the priIna donna Of the Terrace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-10

Rip Van Wrinkle Even "Florodora" can be
overdone 1t has been already in several operas
since it appeared.
Aside from the interest that attaches to the
play itself. Miss Aliens coming production OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-10

will have the support of Miss Charlotte Walker
in his coming season in THE Crisis"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-10

Besides Mss Isabel Irving. James K Hackett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
RUFFIANS BEAT POLICEMAN.
ING PLACE FROM WHENCE HE
PUSHED THEM

Patrolman Henry Hellmers. OF the fremont Sta
ton. was detailed for duty in the East One~hun-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES station yesterday IN
nection with the primary elections. While
duty IN front Of the polling place of the Eleventh
and Eighteenth Election districts OF the XXNIVth
Assembly District. Hellmers warned two men
hanging about who had been drinking and were
disturbing those entering and coming from the
booths. They were IN ugly mood. and he had
to push them. AS they moved of said.
Wen get even with YOU II you're here tonight"
At night the two reappeared reinforced by two
others They became hoisterous enough to make
the policeman warn them. and a. he walked up
one Of them the man suddenly hit Helimers a
singing blow in the face. 1t staggered the patrol
man. and he stumbling backward he
ceived perhaps deadly blow in the back Of the
head from a rock welded by OF the others.
Hemers down. and unconscious. sprawl
ing if dead. The four fed too quickly
for any of the bystanders to interfere.
Hellmers was carried into the polling place and a
surgeon from Harlem Hospital examined him. He
found a cash In the back Of the policemau's head.
which he thought might be skull fracture. Hell
mers's condition is serious Detectives look
Ing for his ASSISTANTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-17
NEW MOVE TO RELEASE GANG LEADER.
ORDER SERVED ON DISTRICT ATTORNEY CLARKE
TO SHOW CAUSE Why JOHN gFIEA SHOULD
NOT Be ADMITTED TO BAIL.

An order was served on District Attorney Clarke
Yesterday directing him to show cause this morn
ing before Justice Gaynor. IN the Supreme Court
Brooklyn why John Shea declared by the District
Attorney to be the leader of the fake auction gang
should not be admitted 10 bail Shea is in Ray
1nond-st fail awaiting the determination by the
Court Of Appeals Of his appeal from conviction
of grand larceny. Several attempts have already
teen made to secure his release on bail Once
Shea skipped his bail. and was at liberty until his
bondsman succeeded in getting him His friends.
1t is rumored ready to offer as much as $lo'"H
security TO procure his release pending the appeal
10 the Court Of Appeals
Judge Hurd sentenced Shea last spring in the
County Court to one year and six months i'm
prisonment and at the trial the District Attorney
alleged that Shea was the leader Of gang which
svindled people by means Of fake auctions OF
horses and fake sales Of saloons Many a6teInPts
have since been made to set Shea at liberty on
hal Authorizations have been made In vain to
County Judge Asphalt and Justices Dlckey ana
C3avnor of the Supreme Court. and now the ap-
plication has been renewed before Justice Caynor
District Attorney Clarke said yesterday that he
would oppose the application vigorously, ana mat
If Shea released the gang "oulo DIT "I4oe r.
sumo its swindling operations