Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-02-27
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

A special Rock Island train bearing
President w D. Leeds. First Vice
President H ~ Parker and Chsef En-
ginesr W. z Dauehey arrived at Hor-
ton Kas- On the sfst They ordered
rhe immediate rebuilding Of the Rock
Island shops destroyed BY fire two
weeks before
y storm Of snow followed By rzia
and sIeer- swept oTer the eastern
states ON the zrst- producing very
dIsagreeahEe conditions ESertrlS
Light service was crippled teIsPson=
and FIRE alarm systems disabled ard
traHse greatly delayed
Conditions were alI favorable. on
the morning of the I'D. for a break
up Of the great ice @orves in the Ale
gheay and NouOngahsla rivers, and
peoPie living along the valleys were
preparing TO take to higher ground
wh-n the resultant aood comes
Fire DESTROYED the Seve1-y-frst
regiment arm0ry in New York cfry,
on the night Of the Fist The flames
communicated to the Park avenae ho-
tel, and IN the latter building there
were i, lives lost and many injured
The populTsts of Kansas in ses-
sion at Topeka. on the 2Ist- after a
stormy time. decided that there
would De no aftiIiztion between the
PopulISts and democratic forces in
Aansas this year
Because he was required to paw $40
alImony- monthly and had to meet
Wa insurance dues. each month.
oat Of salary of SO, n j. Stroyer,
wells-Fargo express agent at Boul-
Ger eol-- became respondent and, on
the -lst- committed suicide
After the cabinet meeting. on the
1ist- Secretary Long stated that the
report that he intended leaving the
eaninet was quite true He said he
aad hxed Upon no specific date for
Es leaving. and he had not vet
formally sent his resignation to the
President.
ahother large broom-corn deal was
so sohsuEmated at Charleston. Ill. on
ne 2Isr- when r. D. Flood. represent
LAs the Southern Broom Co. of
Evansville Ind purchased roo tons
u brush from the Union Broom Sup-
pty To- The price ranged from s1cO to
slz5 per ton
\ light occurred, on the sIst. he
tween Oklahoma officers and the hand
VI outlaws that killed Sheritfs Smith
4-d Beck at Anadarko, a month aru,
As a result one of the outlaws. wal.
F swofford- is dead. and Deputy
S1srIr W n Jones' of Asher. Okla.
. seriously wounded
salvador reports that the reeen,
u1Ai waves on the Salvaaoriau
seSAt caused loss of more than
l'y lives and the partial destruction
q seven villages
Ahradore Roosevelt Jr.- accor,-
Fsas-d BY his mother. his sister Alice
sAa Dr. r. NJ Rix~y. left Grotoa
Jas on the evening of TIE -ist. by
Siai train- for Washington. il hay.
been determined to no longer
aelay his removal
At the trial of LAWYER Patrick in
FORK on the 20th. for the rlur-
cs William Marsh Rice Valet
ea- amid breathIe<S silence toI.
~ he had at PatriekTs dire.
n Hrst fed the nd man On poison
mercury. choral. oxazc
and how Patrick finally iu5reed
arEss-mereury ehIcraI czaIfc
.a'o strangie the aged niIIionaiEs
IN ekIoroform-
i<sent Roosevelt does not pro
70 have further discussion Of
esaaey ease by the navy By his
seloa 80 Secretary CcrseEyou. on The
- seat Secretary Long a letter. i.
- e stated that the president
s,.a a the s~hIry case treated as
se rrnEned fight Is 10 be wage5
sass the deseeratioa Of the Amer
nag The Grand Army of the
p"se- the Sons of the American
so1u'ion. and other patriotic So
-, are at the head Of the move
80 .n = on the verge of revolution
E- me streets If Barcelona have
redeemed with the blood OF
weas Of rioters and soldiers Ger
: the man Of the hour. Snd
p-r Tor the fray Nj lzst accounts
-. saEa<ta has FsFess@rirs~ 4 de-
psessasaiag aaarssal lzw-