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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
JEvs FROM ErERYwHERI
FIFTy-seveNTn CONGRESS-

In the senate On ths nxh. Mr.. Lodge.
cnairrian of the Phtlppfnes conur1irt-e.
Exported the Phnippfass t2rfr bill ard
ne list Mr.. RawllrS of The minority.
onsre1 substitute. The hfil for the "a
.AonSnr,~rt of department of commerce
s.s.ller laler esos1ceratton most cs the day.
s-ssloptng =rro1g oppositiou 20 m1ny %
a. a. proNi%1ous- the house. gerersl
1eozfe on the urSent e-rcf-rcy btil occtl-
sss ssTa most OF the session. an item IN the
n..itary post at Manila prsci2ttatins \
general eehate.
IN the senate. on the sfsf. the PnIIEp-
p.nes tartl btu Was untser corsiteration
~. 'nrss sogrS he measure vas made
-SAhl cenvered q vigorous speech IN
scpporr OF the majority report In the
a.-ss the urgent deficiency htIi was un-
.anse The trrf<atiou of arid lands IN the
sest and the stxtsabfifry of r.rainfns =
sonsrot o. the Psillpptnes were the main
tcrscs E73sr 1s=cu-slon-
AZ. II ne seza-s. On the IA the su pro-
s1srx - the essaesfzhrnert a< a aepzrr-
1ent % ccruerre vas urstsr sfss-s,s<Ior
aearly t<o hours. little progress BE-
-, - 1ed. - norever as. though no oo1ec-
r.s1s 80 - sne main feature Of the efIl de-
lo2eo- members showed a disposition
I've !. earee1i ccr-tderatior a. 10 de-
a. N the house ths. urgent d-frfsn-
~ e.. ot1 oei1r under Consideration. a strur<
A~NEAt4LEt1 .
1erS 70 apprvp-fat. Ea 80 esr -sh.lr-r
- - protecrt1n Of the officers and en-
r,s's nl-a o the army on duty IN the
s..nps sl1es. The vote oc the atSpttoo %
II 1r-er,tu<nr srcod- Ay~- II rxys
Mr.. Cummings eee--- y. u v9frs
Eisn the republicans
In tne senate. On the Id. . jofzt rxso-
1I1,c- extenstsng the thank. q coaxre-s
% ar schiey for nss brave args aAl.
- -.ct W1fie N ecrma7d ot the Ar1sxf-
- - ls-r AZ the victorious battle q San-
ago vas r-f~rr~sf to the couuu-lrr.- 90
a,A navA a12trsl Mr. Teiier's motion. pro-
.l1l1< for Intervention % thss xo~sru-
49, 49, n oenslf oe the Boer rorur,ansa1nr
SSSaa<ep~rs. was postponed tas1@anirely. As
SSne~p-rs lad already been sxecrsre-s rhs
e-Rsrtment of cUruerce bal Eas under
- - s.arrsttnn during the greater part ef
= sesstor. but No definite progress was
lslssn~---.--ln the house. c0r rstss@rzrt1r cr
= Urgent detctency btf1 Vas eou-2Ies.s.
- OWING % the lzteress c< the hsss-
gaase o the otu wzs postponed unrii
-he -itn- The btil to Increase the paw 4
.,A .-r@A tre~ crit-ery carriers kru>r sSsss 20
~" per an1an vas passed
ne senate vas rcc n session On .A>
setn-----l1 IN. house the urw~rc See
cle1cy arpropriarirr hil1 Nas psssss A-t
tns remainder Of hs session was levos4.
% private pension ieg<slatfcr Tn@ r~cre-
nca1s forced a record vote cr she aru-rss-
m@1r 10 the urx<cr esccfsrcy eflI to Az
propr-Ate Eaa. ~ Tor the --pross<rsor zr-,s
thetser of American soldiers IN the Pail
.Ept1e=s and Is democrats voted rsr Il
Tns Rouse adtsurred untfI tne --th
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DEATH IN A COAL NINE.
tventy-on> Mi.srs Killed ss.s Efght ssss-
sassy Insar~a ~ . Dust
Expso~isn.

Oskaloosa. Ia Jan 2s.-Th. Lost
creek coal mine was the scene. yes-
terday. Of a terrible disaster. which
cost the lives Of 2I miners Eight
others were seriously injured The
bodies OF the dead men were reeov-
cred from the mine and lie ia an i'm
provised mOrgue near the scene %
their death The injured are under
the care Of surgeons in a tertporar~
hospital equipped near the mine
The Lost Greek mine is ten miles
southeast of Oskalocsa. and three
miles north of Eddyville- The exPlo-
sion occurred at the noon hOu<. ami
was what IS known as a d'tss eSpl-p-
sion The miners had Just frea their
usual noon shots. one Of which
proved to be n szzie- the powder
tame ignitfnS the gas and causing
the explosion
Smoke and debris were blown out
Of the mine in a column two hundred
f~tc high. A Fart Of til top works
S-as torn away and tn. fans and .h-
cages were wrecked Ta.s ru.,,ie he
uurk Of rescue very slO-F and IL v1s
n zee o't'sCA before s0tIlse-r rar
Tres sa1aed TO venture iarD sh~ east
entry. where the explOs.,n scearre+i
Tie men Of the reseue party
sought their way into the mine.
were a sh~~king sight met their
<s<e- The dad and IN sured we're
trrsitl, tuEred and ru.iIa.sL I. srl.
90 them almost beyond reen=niti.sn-
Bsyond whore the bodies lay the fr-
vas burning fsreely. and for time
It was fear.al that thr workings
would be waouy Destroyed ansl the
bsSies incin-rated- FTn-ity. h .srev-r
"a. flames were subs1uei. but not ur-
TAI several % the reSsus party hal
suSS embed &, the fam-<- The hod,ss
S-re then collected ant carried &c
tn tvp7os sks shaft
" the TIM OF me ~xrssssi,Ju uas.rS
tkan one hu- lred men wer. in the
mines, but all except those who were
IN the east entry escaped with only
slight injury
Total property damage viii be
about $1,000
II was nearly six o'clock last even
ing when the last Of the dead WAS
taken out. and the scenes Of anguish
among the families Of the victims
were most PitifuL Nearly all Of the
men were married and leave families
IN poor circumstances The mine Il
owned by the Lost Greek Fuel Co. ct
this city. and has been in operation
about one year
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TREASURE In The PANTRY.
what W.s res.A Amsax Broke.
Dishes ssd Battered rta~.r~ q.
. Dead >pGs.serrs Pantry.

CrawforSi<vilIe. Ind. Jan s4-Rela-
tives Of America STRIPE. an sg~d
sPinster. who died this week. have.
since her death uncovered a rich
treasure in her kitchen pantry In an
cid Tin eaniStor. surrounded by
broken dishes and battered tinwar~,
they found gold and bank notes to
the amount Of nearly 5000 There
were Mexican gold coins bearing
dates in the Sos and looking as
bright as the day they came from
the mint There were also a great
roil of shinplaster money. OF denoui-
nations ranging from ten TO ffty
cents IL Is believed that the money
was hidden away during the war.
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The NASONS DOING GRANDLY.
Take the Lead In Mekial~y
N~1srfal assrrfpsfeasA

Canton. O. Jan e4.-The Nasonic
committee Of the Mckinley National
Memorial association. which Is car
ryinS on the work of eanvaSsinS the
Masonic lodges of the entire country,
from its Office in Canton. Is attract
ing considerable attention among
the trustees OF the national assOcia-
tion- III the present rates Of the con-
tributions continue. It Is believed BY
the association that the Masonic
fund VIII attain larger proportions
than that of any single organization
At the meeting OF the trustees %
the Mckinley National Memorial as
<oeiatiOn. held in Cleveland. IT was
given ous that the contributions
from the lodges in the state alone
would amount to $1,000 or $4,000
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GOLD MINE UsDER CITY HALL.
ny Exeayatsrs Under the
p~aver City Hall

Denver. Col. Jan 24--Men en-
ployed IN the basement Of the new
city hail have discovered what NAV
prove a placer bonanza PrOfHse col
ors in sediment OF black sand
which appeared after washing in the
old fashioned way caused eommotiO1
among city officials The men were
digging In the sans TO place the pit
machinery OF n new elevator about
eighteen feet below the level of
Fourteenth street. when the peculiar
nature of the soil. unmistakabIy that
of gold producing sand, was reeog-
nized by Thomas Brisbane. an old
miner o. p Bauer. viee-president of
the chamber of commerce and skilled
in placer mining, pronounced it .
genuine gold find
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30
OXFORD MISS, THURSDAY. JANUARY


- 10 put N. miller out Of N. market as
an t1sler~rsient buyer
DEALING with thu trzf-fc associations the
commission states that the secret ~a<r-e,1'
rates have been manipulated through
these agencies. and says.
II Il not tho business Of this counuis-
sacr to snforce the antitrust act and Ne
express no opinion as TO the legality Of
the means adopted ey these associations.
We simply call ATTENTION to the fact that
the decisions OF the United States su-
prsms court In the Trzrzmissourt and
Iot1t Tr1r-c association cases have pro-
cuced 10 practical eject upon the rail-
Nay operations OF the country. such as
scctattcrs. IN fact exist now az they did
before those decisions. and with the sane
general EJECT In justice TO all parties
ne ought pruoabfy 20 add that IL Is diff-
cult 70 see how our Interstate railways
evult O. ossrated with due regard to the
interest q the shipper ard the railway
without cuucertet action Of the kind a.
foryled thrnuEh these assnrta tionS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30
FATAL WRECK AT OMAHA.
One rrnInaan Killed anS stx or
ers Ini.r~x In . rr~sxhs wreck
st Omaha Nebraska

Omaha. Neb-. Jan 25.-On~ train
zaan was killed and SIX others injured
in freight wreck IN the BarIInxton
ysr,ss IN this city early Friday aorn-
ing
The dead W. L Stewart. yard
foreman
Injured Frank Brcgan. freight
conductor Lincoln. arm crushed and
internal injuries; serious
T. y Olsen arms and back
sPrained; internal injuries
G. W. Mack. foot crushed. body
badly bruised
Three other trainmsn received
bruises and other minor injuries
All of the injured men were taken
20 lincoln
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MKINLEY'S BIRTHDAY.


Washington. Jan 24--The commits
sioners of the District of Columbia
yesterday issued a statement inviting
Washington people to observe in aP-
propriate way the ffty-ninth anni-
versary of the birth of the late Pres
ident Mckinley. January 2s- This ae~
ton was taken at the suggestion OF
ex-Secretary of State Day. who is
the president of the Mckinley Me-
mortal association. and of Gov Nash
of Ohio
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Washington. Jan 24.-Seeretary
Long and Solicitor Hanna, of the
navy department. were summoned to
the White House, yesterday, by Pres
ident- Roosevelt. and detained there
nearly an hour in private conference.
No statement cat be obsa ned - to
the subject under consideration. bit
it is believed it was the appeal Of
Admiral Sehley left with the presi-
dent, a few days ago. BY his esunsel
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on the testimony Of his father. AZ
L-avenworvh- kzs-- on the I'D Of
stealing ST. resalared- uPon being
sentenced 20 90 days in Jail BY de-
1ouneinx his father ss the murderer
OF Alfred Cummings. n civil war vet
eran- IN hfs little home near the sol
diers' home
The Cereal Sugar Co. Of PEORIA III
has. through an odd German vinegar
maker discovered a process whereby
one gallon of hyStrcl- a by-prOduer IN
the refining OF sugar can be made to
spirits and seous three gallons OF
good vinegar
The artistccr-espSnden- Of the
Lons1on Graphic who has been follow
frz the case Of Miss stone the cap
tive American missionary. tele-
xraPhed from Dsou1uai Bsla. saloniea-
on the I'D that the eaptives were IN
Bulgaria eight hours distant from
the frontier
Judge Peter 8 Grosscup and John
n Clark have been appointed by
Judge Tally. at Chicago. as the truS-
tees Of the fund. now amounting 20
nezriv sIsa.o0o. and left by John
Creerzr for the erection OF a statue
Of Abraham Lincoln
Crazy Snake. BY his chief heuten-
ant. has issued q proclamation TO all
Greek citizens. commanding them 10
meet at Hickory Grounds square. on
Saturday, February 1. where and
when il Is proposed to hold a council
under articles of the treaty of 1872
Mrs. Angelina Anderson was bound
ard xagxed- on the s&th- in broad
dayIixht IN her room in Wichita
KasS. and robbed of s1l.0oo worth of
diamonds and $500 in money. she
went to Wichita q few months ago
and married an rS-v~ar-oId nv.rv STA
bic boy who was taking care Of her
horse and Is now seudiur him To col
lexe- The woman Is said 10 b- from
Racine. Wis.
The Lost Greek coal mine near o.
kaloo<a- La was -h.-seeu~ Of n .rr-
ribt> disaster. on the s4sh. which eos.
the lives Of 81 miners Eight o,h~r<
were seriouSlv injured AZ tbs -;,,~
~ -h~ ~x,,a<sor, r,n-~ than On. hr,,-
dr-S men w-r~ IN the u,in-< b.t All
.x.~r. ,ho<. uho w--- !, .,- .,x.
-,,rx -<~.,-s wi,h o,r~ sl;,., ;--
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A French priest named Julien and
two Chinese converts were murdered.
On the 10Th at a village IN the north
Of wang-Si province Chinese officials
assert that the murders were com
nifted by robbers and were not a re-
szss ef an sa.i-Chrizsias deroEs-ra-
ticr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

Representative Dick. Of Ohio. on
The I'D introduced in congress the
bin agreed upon BY the militia officers
CT the several states. to increase the
eesei<ncy of the militia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

Washington Jan 25--Orders have
been issued by the war departments
assigning the Fourth regiment of in
fsntry. which recently arrived At SAN
Francisco from the Philippines. to
the Department. of Texas
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Gov Ge~r Of Oregon issued a proc
hmarions on the I'D urging thaf
Janzary - be observed in the schools
- -Neki.ley day by special eyer
eises. and that ne school ehildk~n
Be givrn an opportunity 10 eonsrib-
ute 20 the memorial furd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

Jackson. 1ixs.s Jan 25-The legis-
lature yesterday passed an act au-
thorizing the nppropriation of $50. .ooo
Tor the purpose of providing a suit
able display BY Mississippi at ths ST
Louis axDoSition-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

New York. Jan 25--Aeeordfng to
the Tribane's London representative
q movement Is on foot. initiated by
the medical profession. for the pur-
pose OF investigating the cause and
treatment Of cancer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

One Of the interesting features Of
the programme for the SAtioual Con-
rress Of Mothers. which meets n
washiuxtoa next month. vii be ~
Model Nursery Esder the direction
scf Mrs Fred T. Dubois. wife Of the
United States senator frurn Idaho.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

The cabinet meeting. on the sis.
was devoted largely to discussion Of
pending appointments in the several
departments and the coming visit Of
Prince Henry of Prussia
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

The frst blizzard IN S-attle. Wash.
fo< several years occurred on the
ssth. aad ecnPletelv tied up all street
car trz-s< and generally iaterfer-t
with business Snow. the first this
year. fell heavily No snow fen IN
SEATTLE last winter
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

The syndicate OF New York bank
ers who have been fosting the new
German three-P~r-eent- loan amount
ing 90 5oc. .soaoco marks. have received
Subscriptions from the United States
nearly covering thu entire amount
Of the issue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

Mrs Frederic Luere. who. ss Ca
mills Urso. was famous for 80 years
in America and Europe as a violinist.
died in New York on the 2oth- She
was born in Nantes, June II. 1894
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

The steamship Ping Suey. which
sailed from Tacoma. Wash on the
srst. for the orient. carried a cargo
valued at s-0c,s57. This IS greater
IN value than any other cargo pre-
viously sent from Puget Sound to the
criens-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

The state board Of regents of the
University Of Minnesota on the ed,
elected Prof l. washburn. of the
Oregon state university. to succeed
the late Otto Lugyer. a. state en-
tomologise-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

Orders have been issued by the
war department. assigning the Fourth
regiment of infantry. which recently
arrived at San Francisco from the
Philippines. to the Department OF
Texsa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

Honorary viee-Adnirzl Van Ei-
sendecher. the Prussian minister At
Carisruhe. Baden. formerly an at
tsehe of the German embassy as
Washington. has been added by Ena-
peror William to the suite of Prinee
Henry for the ktter's visit to the
CRirsd States
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

Rome. Jan 24--King Victor Enan-
uel has conferred the Order Of St
Maurice and ST. Lazarus upon Will
IAN AAxeozk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

The National Baildsny Trades
eocnc1 closed its ffth annual eos-
venrion AZ wexvezrer. Mass. o. the
hist Resolutions were adopted con-
1enning the action Of the Central
Trades and Labor union of ST. Louis
Tor issuing = boycott against the Lon
bianA Purchase exposition
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

Ernest Gutschow. manager OF ths
American Tobacco Co.'S works at san
Francisco. Judge Bernard Phillips
and Rufus Patterson. are in ST. Pc
tersburx investigating the tobacco in
dussry for the American Tobacco Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30
MYSTERY OF PETER OLSON.
The Man Whsa james Nash<r Goa
fesses 10 Have NurAer~d. At Nus
kexsa- Af~h-- In ISIS.

Niles. Nieh-- Jan e5.-The EIkhart
Qnd1 police have received a letter
which throws light on the Matk-r
murder mystery Mrs C. c. Carey. Of
Abion- Nieh-- writes that she has Just
discovered that Peter Gleson. whom
James Nather claims he murdered at
Muskegoa. Mich. in 1875. was her
brother. who left the family home in
Bergen. Norway. in the spring of that
year When the vessel. on which he
sailed as \ seaman returned in the
fan of 1875. the captain said Olson
had taken passage with an English
captain for America
Mrs Carey says she has been in
this country IS years The first she
heard Of the probable fate of her
brother or anything of his where
abouts. was when she recently read
published accounts of Mather's con-
feszion- Nather Is willing to return
to Nuskegon- but doctors at the
Langcliffe asylum say he has paresis
and viii get worse Mather is worth
$4,000 He claimed his conscience
forced him 10 confess
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

Washington. JAN 2s--In couformi-
ty with the order of the navy depart
mens. the gunboat Marietta. Lieuten-
ant-Connander We r Rush in com
mand. has sailed from Culebra island
for Colon to look after American IN
terests on the izthmuss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

Representative Wiley. Of Ala
bana. on the 2fss. introduced ball
designed TO prevent the holding up
Of trains for purposes of robbery
II provides . penalty Of death or life
inprisonment for the guilty parties
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

70 Is being urged By nuz
writers On agricultural matts-]
In view of the two bad ssssou
past. and the small supply Of rrf
tatoss on hand IN eonssqusnc
people should 20 largely into The
ing Os this popular tuner- The
ern crop can be put On the
from three 70 SIX weeks ezrii.1
the Northern and Western erol
will in Consequence demand
prices. The fact thas good sd
high and di.cu-t to get SHOULD {
ter those who understand the 4
Of the irish potato. Every
should he bent toward gettin
crop on the market early and in
condition A few years ago 4
conditions obtained to those
prevailing and a West Poiat
man netted $1,000 on seven al
land in Irish potatoes. Il Voc
well for a number OF planters [
same section to eooperate so q
sEr- good trxtshs rates.
The Port Gibson RevelIle
thus seusibly on the important :
C cur yaEaE men who are ID
ious TO leave the country for the
several youag men have mov
o. the county this winter and (
GsrSrand others are conssmpiatl
ing the sane They have becou
satisfied with raising cotton and
10 benefit their condition by
elsewhere This Is a great nists
those Who % will soon cisccver.
PIE can make a living here Il
easily as they can anywhere ela
IN n1ost cases a great deal easier
naa r1l.s that he carnot make Z
raista< pay. there are many o.
eustries rha. present themsslvz
hs can Try sousthtng else Exps
teaches that where men are
mined 70 succeed. they can nd
most any Industry or prose-si<
uunerarfve. The maa who is Z
isaed with his lot Is usually I
Eho viii not succeed AZ aay
Boys should be taught the l-ss
perseverance, early for On thi
thing largely tep-nds their taSa
Old frieuts all over the Scats
srieved when the sad news can
week from ST. Louis. that n !
physician and former citisen :
State. Dr. John BroE1risz Of q
bus. had died in -. Louis. Th(
vas brought back 20 the state n
he had spent MS bright you'd
noble manhood. and in Cred
Cemetery lJackzonl. in the ID
Ot 4 few Old friends and many)
treu and children's children II
who had loved him in Aud Lam
be was laid to rest by the side
wife 0r his youth. lovely BstrJ
ger. daughter Of the late JUDI
liam Ysrgsr. who put on the cr(
Immortality more than 4 QuaS
a century ago. DR. Broxurixgs
life Is too well known to nee<
ment here. but We cannot
from speaking here Of the rar(
ton and unswervfng fidelity
memory OF his young wife.
caused him to ask. among n
words. that he Be brought back
70 lie BY her side until the RI
tion morning
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

Washington JAN ss--Capt- Shoe
maker. chief of the revenue cutter
service, yesterday sent telegraphic
Instructions 20 the cutter MccuIloeh,
now at San Francisco. to join in the
search for the lost British cruiser
Condor The MeCulloch's orders are
to Sail well out and as far north -
the mouth of the Columbia river
North of that point the cutter Grant
ix making the search
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

A dispatch from ConStantinople
ssser,s that an American syndicate
has submitted An oser 20 the porte
10 build the Baxdad railroad The
syndicate does nos ask for a mileage
guarantee. but desires that the sur
plus tithes from the districts TO be
txaversed by the railroad be applied
% the work of construction
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

At Cheyenne. wyo- ON the 3osh,
Peter Berxerson. . member Of the
Cheyenne Rife club. broke the
world-s record for 100 consecutive
ahses. o1-hand. 800 yards range.
standard American target Bergsr-
sons average was sshs That of the
previous champion Kelly. of the Wal
aut Hill club. of Massachusetts,. Was
& el0
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-30

Luther r. Marsh the wellkncwn
spirituali<s. preached two sermons
ss Christ Cniversalist church in
Middietown. " Y on the leth- On
-Jssus. the Christ-- He affirmed his
belief in the divinity of Christ and
aeelared that modern spiritualizm
bad its birth in Christ's announce
nent Of His identity to many after
khe resurrection
Sketches Of the new Philippine
coins. As proposed by the Philippians
eommission, were shown to the mem-
hers of the house insulzr COMMITTEES.
On the s4th. by Director of the Mint
Roberts They show = Philippine de-
sign with a native head and wording
ON one side. while the reverse side
show. an American emblen and the
wording in English
The London grand jury. on the 18th.
found . true bill against Dr. Krause,
the former governor Of Johannes
burg, TFansyaAl. ON the charge of in
citing Cornelius Broeclsman- the ex-
public prosecutor of Johannesburg
(who Was executed September 30
last) to murder John Douglas Poster.
IN English lawyer. who was attached
10 Lord Roberts, stA6-
Phineas Toutz. late corporal Of
Company K. Tenth infantry, at Cebu,
Philippine isiands, has been executed
for the murder, ON November Is. 1900
of . native Filipino girl He had
escaped aftsr cenxirtion. and was ex-
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