davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

In his repor1 10 tie L<,-iSl1tMse. "a
p<rlnfezsezz ef Easz1zfso= Nhltfe8d coa-
ll=1<s ar szaFaS-a fo< = la=-er srha.sa
terra he4leT scssa1s0zSeS and zlaare ccsza-
Fez<Ez teachers SrzB5lls 60 = FARtfcgrm
that has always AEFsrsl-3 very ~1rSsI-lF
to the mEns=es- Duraze- lie Fs-z tW0 ca
tlsEee wears Mr. NAi-1ir}1 has Vls5fez
nearly eEsr. rezzsr IN tase Stale EzazrA-
Hu= the 1CrErsae Of 8aa--- Falali- ss3so.ag
1ezEsS- xEa II ite rna5esSsr - tls- s-ga-
si-S 1As 1aarss- CT S--sarrxlsS-s hare
isiaxs IN Eae ani ia-1 lar-easal -1.e
sraori .STr ~ - - E-e e.-e5T rs5i lez
TX sT-e- -zs4x.a@ g -z=-- Esa-1s =
szs.< -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

Tbeuc Eill he lcsS cf iIrze sur iDdus-
trial w0rIk ia Mississippi nexf wear.
Politics sill uug serSoasly inieTfege.
only oazzrs-ssi0s-lAl csnlss1- heinx oa
hand TIE peVpie can ard should %
u8ore than ever acSore- Thers l. pser-
II 10 %. Ana the man who 5caks for II
xin f1d il without troable- Dorl lei
i Eeek pass EIih0ai having done ~orae-
thing
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

winozA gave a highly crsdil4h5e
chrySAriheuum sAoW receally Ekich
denonstrztea beyood the shadow of \
doahs that there i Eao1-y il the basi-
Res tor those EbO engage N II Al
WinOaa- The royal sowers xere >asa
10 he ~ large and beautifully far-aed
n fhose sro~n anywhere. and Eere Fzse-
aacs-i wilk little troahie and exp.enSe-
ChoSce chryssn1hezuEs colz47d 4
god prsre On the market and thr &C.
rzznsi ! i3crszsirg yearly Cry~zA1
SvrlnES- HAxlehzrSs- Bcuoeviile and
esh-r Nississipgl fo~1s have eroxn
then for yeArs 2a6 soaDG TIE 1rs2strT
a yxoEfsh3e CO.. There SseEexy rez~cs1
xky o<Aer s~csloG> shoaa1 f4- IN Inc
and stA-~ In the FruSt- thai are szrc
fo soz1gw- J1cs-Osa 0.@ers -rs1t iz20cs-
-nznxs tar the locAfis1 ef s1ch = fzrz-
and tie E12n - take ~ the p<0eec1 and
c4rrT Il fhrvzSh xoal1 ID oOzhz reap
. rscA hzrxess ef 6all1-s@
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

Th@re : Ezo1sy IN the p.o1lTry h@sl-
n<-s> kor the ZA1 Wbo knO~s hoE 10
kanEke The b2-1n-Ss Chscks-s and
eggs are Sky-AiEh In FrSces zza The
slzrrlE i nuf near e.qEal 10 The cemArla-
InreSziEzze the Frufxs1rlcn and get On
r. rr,oarn5 Eosar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30
| MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


Tn~ ssg,g~ar,r H-F.ut1 Asss ss~- ss.su,,a
Hs zA< NsrAs.2l.ss sf Nrs-a-lsavys
is-x~arrs MmA svs4sAsps~ ~ s,HN sgssr
.r'u Co usuts AA~ral uassss ssrzafsr ss-
.trsie - ste ran-e 81 shs Nss.a-.si7gs
NsaA .-ss1s' Esras. usrnt ar slas sslr
sss Ec ra-s'rasa sArak srssssr.
Tee suraa sssnrs ws hnse rNA-s su
yen n atsr HuaE1asmnnfw and rgrw % stst
rrEslaHs Faniv'a W T'sr sAafE- Ne have
s'szsu eA4''l ~azaslsas Hsv-sau uasr a His-ras
zs-ssEU-f- ssE .s~as rnfrws-s Eos1 -
yssr a. str psrx sx-Mnh. s-sa Ass A-.rr
SsrN rr'nfsssas - us Mnaax ~ rsaf
sssaly sxgsve st~ RsuHl hA~rhAsr fzsr.
ear BeEal trsmas "a sir saassr- Se A.-r Sc
rtsuaps y~su 81 the szEsn-r r,rr~sssansr.
~ sh+ r-4.slAr,r sf sa.. ssrp. and ~.
fsruaslErsE. >zsrznssr a ksasr rz<x a yeas
AZ wzA s--1.,sA Fspsv-,hs e srsuaB--
so sa1 AsrdiAr-- Ws hHsx s.~u srsnAR-H sr
rnr~ Sec tar Assslse srsA ssa EfsnsHas. hnE
n,v-ssssszilast o tr-n6 svarar .rustcis.u1 -
srrsa a ssuai6apr suEr rvugr.-H wi-A
-Dsir-- rsalzsuasss,v.s. az a rrsss sf xaI.-
f.'sa- rrsurrnrsc az -sss .iaA,-rrasasssus as
rraasr o. rI.sss Sac f-ur1 l,rsrssur . NJ
es ss-rs-sHry fsr ns o. have s1.aaa aDirv
fsr stas hrsss1ssa srHrss-sslF f9ps-nl -lE
rlss Nssha.1isss - Nls.assa1Cs A. .
rAsIsk ssfsr-r,r s~ sA~ G..f .ss al risuys,-s
Ntsm srxsAr~r ar sA~ week
n "a >EHEE AEn. rr,.
N NJ K1AA>- Ss.r-
Atsy1Hsafr Issnau1a1ss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

The rerrh1-as and fsrnser~ ID Ws<z
rave r~sv,ua3s,s 20 FHs-sSraz HEnzxs- xsr-
sH-Hs -~rnsSs- rnTSssr K4r slsasEl sssa Aus.s
sf c~1resz ne Ae A@ss ssr IS c~suas- R<s
tEesz rsm ass eas hstsss have as~sr suA
szSA-s m the xznuwrz a. - hsAz- nns
h-isaszx rs ru1arr t<=a ssErs - r~--a-r q
y-rss Frsoe tx tAzs czr--x
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

L AN helms Of tsr~-eazlllIle r,ecsnsly
displayed the third c-up q crAS Appas,-
The t-se fruEn Eha aeh this WHY EA1h~re6
! in fail blss-0rl kor the toar1h cT0p.
which sill nsf nature A. zzzf1er of
soar~e HoEeVer rhis = a sfrvn- sri-
dence Of the fertility Of Delta =oil and
also cses 10 show that II = a. vel
sdzpaei 10 -roWinG 4 dirsrsised cruq
a. 10 the -rea1 slaples, eostoG-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

Ms k14EAhsah ki2FazrsciS Of Do oc1e
-core~l a great s9occss r's,orzllK Al 3
yzhtsc rr-cafAl given hF the FlFlls o<
the NeE El-kzrs Csa1l-errArurr q
Nus5c II B.aSzal We are przE16 10 he
ahse 10 rs4oorsl The sRrSas.s~ es ihis tslshi
Eo@zg gl-2 and Elsh sor her a sosa-
~oOre of jusa >ach rri1zqhls which tn
e1ergT And EzE1 lis44Axs=1 In~arx.S
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

Ma Ss-rlssrr NnE-~- Nass SERVED ~ 81
rH1Enr rsHs-tl Nazh ziss sssst s3 uztftr
sn III. ss4F &c a-.sa. Fhsninsrs wrrl
>iinr-s-s Brarpas sn si.- TsaK-dsr-t1s
nrrrv- xEs kHF,s.f n-gnAsseElfv g. M
ssfse- ~ hs t~srss rHsFrx Als bod tns
xslz-r ssiassrE srssm Hnslsr ins sslIss.s Hnf
Ei.s,Asnrr--f VIM asris-. EAss. saisr-G b..
sisn1 fas rEriz ssr- 7r-i,B-s1Lr arsr.Hsr
s,sah NHs. NnFsr Nns s. Hsears 81 Ss''l
So t..sa~s q zar1- 9nnalE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

Missls~iFFs Shuzi1 te p-uai q the
f2<1 thai car FssaSse hAre t--en Fore-
rlust n ssAozIzE ~ IL NlSheS uf tks
>satkerz Iszfa1 Asso-cizfkn- TIE
fzr=ers ct the State have uriscr-aiv Z
stors3 NJ tho or-AzizArsau In il s=srzS
- ASST the plan--zr in Fe<sa--czinE hlz-
sef- aEal1s= tn spectators ART ruszhS-
r4ik.a- t-rzas~a Ssr his sB2ai1-. saae
of The ably esifea raE.-r< st the >z&ss.
ami orle thai has ne Al al times AEre~.d
wiih the -Assscsa1io1. has the foisyEizs
- ~zy CrGaceTlInE TIE exc<lleui ac1it.u
Ct csr fsslSsae fssara fhe tssaF-
In tbs State Alnlu,-t Alcels. have the
fA--a~r< ssn6sarorsSs 70 sraDs ~ The
rxusaun rzHra7afiunS of tn -szuiherzi gsr-
ten As-scl4tion 8 he matter e ~loEly
EIArkeIi1< fh-ir eEVTls. fhas 1ziu14il-
irE n ks great An extent - Fs'ssiale
the Frsce-alEAFs re-ance1 BY rapid d.
livery Tbs We aagrlh9fs TO the Wi-s
AID c-anserxA1ire Essthoi- and manage
-zen1 Ct Hun- Waiter Clark Fre>5dsuf
Of the NississiEFs Diyisiaa pf the -As=s-
eizfson- reinforcsz5 by the exeeptSoc1Ally
>slveat and izsdeFens1Ani co1oltio0 of
gar prod acers.
TIE rSterencs 70 Mr.. Clark i timely
and Eel taken He i the right man
In the right place - tzr IS Mississippi
J. cc1cerne5. hut there are cruai num-
hers who h~lieve. and thai numher i
being largely anEneufod fTul ozr TO
1zy. that he stoaaa be AZ the head Of
the zs-oclzfSon- Under his guidance il
l. believed that the AssoclAfio0 would
be made a. elective In ether STATES A.
n Mississippi. and that N shcrT time
the hsssy r0ald be the F.oEerfal in1a-
e1oe IN behalf of the farmer that il l.
intended 70 be We sicce-ely haT.e
that the friends of Mr.. Clark vii pre-
sent his name and esecf him r.rs-sldsni
af the Whole orgAnizzfson. and feel on
sS<nf thai % mistake Eiu he made
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

Sec--sArT Wood Of Tie Cotton As
ISOLATION said rec~aIly in n sgeech thai
il al the four hsou-h1 IN Tie Soath Ez>
tSsusht II sacks instead OF hzsrels- A
MI kra tszieS of cozton s-95l1llElal Az
aaaals Euald TX re-sair=l 10 seFFs.g tie
-sckS- Ten he's al tur Aoar II
s.ar- 20 losas - tie ssAtersal rs=a =
c-t.sn. uS-r pc414ci.Sal Es-oG2c--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

The Oxfora E1cie urinfs tie trFjcw-
inz exslleuf arric5~ "a aE-tha.iss-,-
that = wurThy q rer-uaorsiu, u ~r.rr
paper in the STATE A r~--ain 49,,
oz c1thnslASn Il zhr-alutslr r,~~sS.-r
70 CART oui . r-Ov.csitiuz ot Azy char
seter. and The neccssitE fur Il = vel
asnnee N the kAEls's arzicle-
A hos - rira. zan O. -c-an-. -fsA
erathnsiasrn for hous>st wysrk CT a wurrhr
c4nses IA an inessi-zxhis p.oE-r in fbe
vor%d fcr good. Al 6o~n ihe 49, a
th'e Fa<t. Il has heen enshu-fasfs u -
have EiVen ihe -or3s iure-.sazS. =z.se
ui-cgVer1e< ~ cssufi1erfs. .xrlcrs,a un-
Eur-n reEsors and I'D the r<,,ceSxSua
10 -rs~riisc r-e-szrxh
Ihs-y = =carceiy AN CO. - s1urSs
o. tncI-ertzf a. - te esxuss 81 -
th,lslsSua urun sorre Subier1- II NAV
~ onlF Tor hunting HshinE osr r1e4surc.
fei u lrsaicAies pe~sihlliir q r~<1siu-
a. InierTsf IN other fhir-s. PArens>
And tss&chers nav have fhe sfrC-eSs
kfld usosf lasting insueuoe ur.au q chils
tsF ssassnin- and directing s-ulhnSixsrn
N acquiring k1cwis.3ce Ehsch uiu ~,
helpful Ia future lie Eur-k-
In the chcosiug ~ p.-,ss,ssio- Or
ealing. the cDe in which Ene can snH-i-
test ezthS<i1siic interest IL In ninesx-
time cssss In hundre-d tbecsue In whish
Ne can achieve sscxss and diSfibcsiu-
he who takes - little inierSsa "A HI
Ecrx a. to Apologize for II. nAy Eel b.
>hurnsd "a au e-nplcyer cr employee,
for his haodiEcrs can never attain sCr
the hs--.
The great p.swer az erihuSiAs-n lies
Dot uulE in What ons iniixi6u can -
cuc1plish- buf in the fAci that Others
arr inspired NJ csntsrs with the ea
thR>issf. This sho2ld ir-5uce II 10 -s-ek
Cut fhe wvrk best saifed 10 cur czp4ri-
ties and 80 F-ersistenfly c-alfiKase an IN
ihaSiaSn For IL that II rin t,scrsas r~sn
tAxioa-. and others will catch tie hahdi
rf fhrpwins heArz and sssl izie The pr
fo-nz1cr ef every datv.
When we End CIR most er<n---iAl
s{saere ef acrirn- and enter ara car
~urk vita the Srrezao1~ sal. we -u1x
expect = rsyrluriSsn in hrh manual. and
EsntAl wurk wh5ch Eil tell tur Fzss-
<ress. Ta-csTsrrity ard the Uplifting uf
r1AEklnd- NaiD- eufhu-iAsan ht.sre
silver and coid. tsr a : to ziAinSvrin-
Ct sacces- - Tia izs5iriaal ~ xen a.
f1se uAfNzn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

The rssaas -anH6srs sE Vzn.iiirss-s'.
s,ss1-rsv as.sa si.s 1sHE So sis >ars- -
sr..-Hsls51ise themselves zfrn a esgnIn
g-fstsxsrs- s.s,.ss4Hzassn ant g-rrs.sassc So
Na7fis,saA "a Esr r-az- ed na~ 7us=stsf
suugs es s1aaeu f-srn a1~ unrs~s SEQ
alanssF Ahars ufsrss the grisrf nersn,ss
- Is svnzs n Fssunf ssr usbsiasc rse-su..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

Wooariile hss An or-AziE4tinz xn0xn
a. The .-TzzsE i~Lzll HZz-iaE t-2zk-
sh1z owls E4llaHse gaze reserxss IN
isoszlslz.zA A11 sFsczs2s Fsgqsqcs- # fte
fi-a- ezsoyln- Aznt1-Es AnA fishing over
there IL h a sFa4rDasd l1eA 4zs4 affords
1@Sr&zs1 Nj 411 rsSe-<ziso1 sQr Business
Z12
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

4 drove &C @ss she~P were ersrea
thrsaEh LA-rea rsscenzly On the wAg
fruem Jasper 20 tsr~sn- couziE. Eher~
theF WII he Rsr1 10 stock = rAacA-
Nol : worth - cents per FseaD1 and
the in2as1rT IN >oG1h NissssslrFS !
rruw1z- NcrT tA>s- Tts~rc Ar~ sAcz-
SAua2s Upon thousands Os 4c-ss e lAzs2
IN the STATE thai shoszld BE u1iline6 sar
SAe-F,. .Uzts AMI odher ssosck-rAi-izSE
pzrTsa=cs- II EOaA mean great deal
. -. SAFE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

SsH7s Eszsals- srsus Ahazz,s WI sl,ss
N iiss aHsunlsHa -sgsr- - 1ase as-czslinsl1-s
iAsHs ~ asns rulls.srs.E sas1ur $50 ssh f1-~
issc s3s. sas-s aw'a ErHrs4 he Na2 E-'r-
sAsns ssr~e.z aHii3hsRe and baun fs=sas-
t5sns ~ SsEr..G - gaE sEx-< sa rssas.
isH-s-E n Nis-i,ssii7gG sass s'lz-ef~i'''h
- sas >sr8r~rs- GsuE1 -rEt 1zrns ssfi-
n ,H--z NaarrvS1 uiss r-wsasns E-rsHs N'ns
fllrus.-E 6fsEn IA aiis sEE1s - sliitss t-lcn
ssr1 s-suaHHaHs~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

In s8ss en-. 81 >szs-sssE- FBr-F 4
Ca the >,EEr-us-e Ce1rs hssas r4hs a rssr-
urshrr ser fuzzr~s dat-s H.sE bssiE N Nsssas-
szgrl hsKhrs4 n rE7Ersn "a Asansssrl4k 7sIz
~ S@aa HnH Besss 90 ersrrn aE1izrs.s ~
Nafs>aurs- Hse saaSrsE sa rsrsH=r Hne
sAe rasurs sHss he rtsri-- szF~pr ssE sass
sah1uae ASnasssg 'asHAlle re rrlarsss
Sa,ssulf ~ rsyHusr sAas suEns t,s rlsen1
rEaFA8s wdnk auFUrasg asesHf1ss- Hs he
rssn3s Hsas F.s,-s1AlE aa-sf-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

SGzrS$7Ase : expers<0cz2E 6>,cl2s-s
sszlsaln.- tozn 2Arely and the hsafl41a-s
are reFsrss9 10 he * al eNc~gF5oesAllE
substantial cAar4cie-- II h&s t-~a ~
csnily rzi~-l 10 fhe Gis-lacs5C1 q csIy
and sxasre7cin- an un1sasllg bu4l1hF
and >1esdv -ruErh-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

Since the removal of eEArznfine ne
ssrSctso1s GreenriIle Is recordinE a
roussrfnl revival u business and build
inx activity The Delta metropolis IS
hustlinr for ali there l. In il
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

In Mississippi the suTzAy yoSnS HaAl
saay 3af have zry fear et fA'lU-s7 from
lArk of opportunities Ih~ demand for
haoe-1 and euzaFstenf ma = grs2fer
uox than II 49, erer h-~u in the hlstnrx
Of the safe The yCz1g uEan wh0
Auzlies himself sohe-ly and dilisenzlE
iii rnd Do difFrulfv IN securing r~co---
nifion Of his VIRTUES
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

Marshal gzsszr- sF Gzsus-fHs. nru,.sz'.s
-zsafn AZ Es-LzsHrs srr w'srSsslc sn st,.
-r5rssns sa >slaBAAv- Th,sF wsrs rHEuas,a
sxsse'r >,snarr Asrs, Earhs~s -I1aux and
rsr~ fD-A - Ans rs<as4 HInssIsralsc "a
81 - sskfh No sssunc Esa. 60 snF 7as-
fr,.ss sfwF wsrs 7an~-s m ahs ls.fisrspi Sec
srsas.-g.ar-Hsisu - IHsa 81 >Azisls Fnss
ieSlrf saHHrzIsc SEC sra aas aas srilas-w
wass sH-usns-5 ~ aHxs Hs.ssss 81 ~ "a AFs
iss-ss- u.l,san-s Hrs Fa5H TIM fires. ans
f3s=r ws,rls rs.ssnas.5
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

Ns~hotSz claims the o53esf ciizssz IN
the STATE Mr.. PiEzer IL Lh4s cyan1r
tsea2- liN Fe4rs uf ege. A~Ylrlz- s-c-
inns zlll pl-sse Tzxe Doz1ce z-s1 rre-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

Ia rsv % sa.- ssrz -i.Hs r1nre = rsss-
ssi6sssfAils HsssRsssi,.>ss -usr zfsyEHnas,r IN
ss-.slrnassufs r NsE NsgiS- arssu-HHsrs
lsr,sarrsssassf,sr s'ssst hAs sssslses ei's'sis-
sszsr Co ssiiI,Fx assiiasrs n sht E.Vazrsssiss-
u N1alun1 Hiuz Nv Nsgk lz5t s1srs s8sF
tH~ Al ssgIns and rs-saIrssE ,-ss'x-Iz.
inHassr fa1,sAs - usssg sEsaT sAs,,ss1ssEzL
H. sahrks ras Hcararban WI lbs rasaz-.
and sr-.y< al Fsll,rg a'sa5sr~ ss gHE Fr--
-aszln> wars1 Rsf- AMI ks~v aiss1r Ersssu--
Hr.e~ " Ssr--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

T1s EsFsssa Ns>s5sg EsaHs sBsr ss
A1,ss~slrn hnsa ws~,k- lsue WIS . ssG8h
~ s-sriEEsg asGNs~u 1hs Tnf ssS aE zts
81 Hu-6 and .fss,rusrs pf sl.e E1Fnasz- vuls,-
li-sssE IA sb> rHEE-ha fs1r- Ag1 nssinss-
w,r< sss5E Ga.s11 -Rs- E.anrs ss NasSaln,~
fnSzslc gaRr al.e 7agsn- zbs raGz wsrS
s6n rEalHan IN sie hands af me <rsS
-srrgMnE alaa sfNus a. a. nsrsasSsrs-
] A,e Hsgs1a frwun the Ems.E y H,saz &C 1ass
Hurzasz Wa ca.aA n 49, -assxn shr-
he ra1g-r r. 1s1nang a8surs H8rsaE and
usHkaT.c ss1Ept spsasE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

The sareets uf Csririh arr i1r- ID
tor The F--Fs,~e ct lzxiz-- sever FiT'-,
Ans suz1e = the eliE1ezlS ar,s inciiass3 -
Fssrseroesa- ThiS = CClly ooe - The TT
FteAsAzl thllss tAAf @l~l - tsr3e tar
ihe sASe - rrc-rs>>- Afler = shcra
tinse al wiii - TE,.ad thai ihsE wssr's
zt.is 10 anaerca a il1-lc rrysalssr Scr it-
sreAz cu1rez5crace ~ec1rs-2 ty - 90
uu-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-30

E-gw- NHE8nrHn sm< HvEesErs'6 = q
E,sa2Gsis- rf Tu-~ss1 ss sp.rraHs ysHrr ~
bssS lsrsmsrs Gs1sEsF EssHa m ss.s,~ rt
bulge SHSss. EAss u g1i1s s5rk
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-26
No Big Battle Expeetek Between
Russians and Japs.
TORPEDO ATTACK PROBABLE
Tho Report That Engagements Had
Already Occurred ls Secuted by thu
Admiralty as Neither Fleet Has
Been Within Fighting Distance.

st. Petersburg, April 25.-Admiralty
critics are coming to accept the view
that there will be no great or general
action between the fleets of Russia
and Japan for some time. basing the
belief on stragetic and tactical reas-
ons which viii incline Togo to avoid
a decisive battle until he has made
every effort to demoralize the Russian
fleet by torpedo boat attacks and an
Interference with the transports by
his cruiser division.
The admiralty last evening secuted
the reports OF an engagement which
was reported to have already occurred,
pointing out the great distance sepa-
rating the places where the dispatches
are supposed to have originated. and
the naval dispatch states that dis
patches from every source should NOT
only be doubted but even mistrustei.
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Accorded a Popular Ovation On
Visit to Bordeaux.
CARDINAL SPIRIT OF TOLERAT
Promises to Respect the Opinions Of
all the People Irrespective OF Rslig-
ious, Philosophical or Political Cues
tions of Citizens.

Bordeaux, France, April 25.-Presi-
dent Loubet was accorded a popular
ovation when he arrived here to at
tend the dedication Of the Gambetta
monument. The president made a
number of brief speeches in replying
to the presentation Of addresses Of
welcome to the archbishop of Bor-
deaux, NJ. Loubet spoke Of the cardi-
nails spirit of federation, conciliation
and patriotism. To the Jewish rabbi.
NJ. Loubet said:
You may be sure l shall always re-
member my duty and remain faith
full to the principle OF tolerance and
respect all opinions whether religious,
political or philosophical for these bind
our citizens and assure our
country its proper place as a free re-
public"
In answer to an address Of the rep
of the Protestant clergy
Of this city, the president said:
Neither parliament nor the execut-
I've power is animated by any thought
which can cloud the complete exercise
Of all religions and the freedom of all
beliefs"
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Ship Loaded With Arms and Ann
munition for Russians.
UNABLE TO MAKE LANDING
Il 10 Reported She Will Attempt to
JOIN Rojestvenskys Fleet 40 She
Carries q Cargo Of Food Supplies
and Ammunition for the Fleet.

Manila, April 25.-The British
steamship Carlisle sailed from this
port today, having cleared for Por,
Said, In some quarters II is thought
that she will attempt 10 make con-
nection with Rojestvtnsly's Pacific
squadron, unless intercepted by the
Japs, who are on the lookout for her.
The Carlisle was chartered by the
Russian government and loaded with
arms, ammunition and food supplies
for the Russian garrison at Port Ar,
thur. She sailed from vladivostok on
November 20 last and was unable 10
make landing at Port Arthur or re.
turn to Vladlvlstok. when 800 miles
east OF Yokohama. the Carlisle lost
her propellers. Under sail she worked
Into the harbor at san Miguel on the
east coast Of Luzon, from whence she
was brought to Manila and repaired.
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Stolen by One Member and Dis
covered at the House OF
Another.
GOVERNMENT WILL KEEP BOX
Order viii Be Asked to Deposit Box
Containing Evidence Against Beef
Trust With Grand Jury to Keep the
Thieves From Stealing II.

Chicago, April 255.-The Tribune to-
day says:
The strong box containing the pa
pers Of the Aetna Trading Company,
which were stolen from the residence
OF Gustav FTeund. one OF the members
OF the firm. last Wednesday night, has
been discovered in the residence Of
Willis Heron by detective.
The Aetna Trading Company has
figured in the investigation Of tn
beef industry by the federal grand
jury.
Secret service men had been detailed
on the case. but when they asked that
the papers be ielivred to the gov,
ernment they were informed that they
had been given to Clarence L. Cole.
man. son-in-iaw Of Mr.. Freund
Mr.. Freund is out of the city.
An impounding order probably viii
be asked by the government today so
the box can be taken before the grand
jury.
Heron said he was awakened by a
sound in his chicken coop early We'd
nesjay morning. Going to the door
he saw three men whispering together
and one carried bundle Finall%
they went away and Heron followed
them to railroad track nearby.
Under viaduct they took a coup
ling pin and broke the box open. They
saw that only papers were in the box
and, after looking them over, hurried
ly thrust them to the ground and went
away. Heron picked up the papers
and kept them until he saw an offer
Of a reward.
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RAILROAD MAeNATEs.
tlaVnonizina of Antaronistie Inter-
ests Looked For.

HarVnonizina of Antaconistie inter.
ests Looked For.
New York, April 25.--A harmonic.
ing OF powerful and recently antag-
onistic interests in the financial worlo
has been accomplished. says the Times
today which probably will check the
ambitions Of certain Pacihe railroad
interests, 1t is learned from excel
lent sources, the paper confines, that
an understanding has been reached by
the so-called Rockefeller interests, she
Morgan interests and the Hin interests
by which the holdings Of Union Pacific
stock Of these men and their friends
will be voted as unit for purposes of
deciding all questions affecting not
only this property but its relations TO
other railroads as well and that as a
consequence of such understanding II
is probable that the proposed $780,
100000 Issue OF preferred stock of the
Union Pacific may not be authorized
at the meeting which Is to be held on
May at Salt Lake City. All the
men directly concerned In the matter
decline to talk about it for publica-
ton or to make any direct statement.
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HAIR. PULLING MATCH.
Women of the American Revolution
Disaaree on Officers.

Women of the American Revolution
Disagree on Officers.
Washington. April 25.--At a meet.
ing of the national board of managers
of the daughters of the American
revolution, Mrs. Mclean. the newly
elected president general, presiding,
Mrs. Mclean refused to recognize Mrs.
walter Weed of Washington. D. c.,
as the duly elected vice state regent
for Montana. Mrs. McLean's reason
for refusing to recognize Mrs. Weed
as member of the board Of manage.
ment was that the election had not
been certified by the congress. Mrs.
Draper, who managed Mrs. McLean's
campaign. declared that she had let
ters from Montana proving that Mrs
Weed was not the choice OF the ma
jority Of the chapters of the state for
vice regent
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abatement fled by United States Sem
ator John II. Mitchell. Judge Belling-
er held that the government could
show BY affidavit that George Guis-
ton, one OF the jurors whom It was al
legged was disqualified. was capable OF
acting In that capacity. District At
torney Heeney announced that he
would file the necessary affidayits at
once.
1t was agreed that the ruling In the
Mitchell case should be extended to
the other cases In which pleas in
abatement had been filed by the de-
PENDANTS indicted by the same grand
jury. The decision means that Mitch
ell and all other defendants must stand
trial on the merits.