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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
FEED VALUE Or SOFA GRASS.
its worth On the Tsrm - Great
That Every Farmer should Be-
r"as- Familiar With Ia.

VERY few II the farmers in the south
Aaew the value % The son han until
re AsrisuisuTisl bszzn talking sl.og-
Their feed value. how easily cultivated
an what nutritious feed for stock.
Fof ysa-s We have ben taking about
this wonderful plant. and is worth on
iEe farm i 80 great that we exuect
70 write about It until every farmer
shall become fully Informed as to It's
value
Most plants contain the greatest
quantity d nutrition il their stems and
blades Then they are in full bloom and
0eElr forming the seed The sofa bean
VIII make the best hay when cut in fun
bloom and the pods are forming. TIE
pods have The greatest quantity Of pro-
TEN O. nssh-foFmIng ingredients. there
fore very desirable When the seeds
are three-fOurths grown, II the plants
be moved. the pods will continue to
dF7E nutriment until they will MI. The
juices in the stems continue TO 90
from the err stalks for a number OF
days For hay the crop should be al
loved 70 wilt and dry cut some in the
svarth and then put in small. loose
plies TO cure. and be handled the same
Is red clover
The sofa beam will give in The green
state On good soil as high as nine tons
per acre Al the Hatch station a high
as thirty bushels Of sofa bean have
been gathered Per acre. while IL Ran
saS the average yield was thirteen
bushels We are glad you are pleased
with H. The dry beans are a highly
nutritious feeding stuff. and rank about
next 20 e1ston-seed meal for beef steers.
dairy cows. calves. hogs ard sheep
FoIr pounds OF the sofa beans Is as
mich as SHOULD b fed to a horse or
COW al one feed. Fed 70 dairy COWS
IT increases the aoe Of milk and rolls
out the yellow butter with the finest
odor- It VIII pay any farmer to give
marked care In curing the sofa beam
Southern Asricuiturist
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
American Idea Abroad.

The American miIlionairers charm
inS idea Of asking people To NEST a
haty elephant also opens ap a vide
Jed TO the imaginative We are ali
very very tired Of being asked 10 nee.
elderly lions and big guns Sporting
people can ROW be asked to meet a
colt by a distinguished sire theatrical
people q monkey; cultured people. a
parrot carefully taught a few words in
RIsSin- the meaning of which il DOS
not begin to understand: huraanirars-
ans. a crocodile guaranteed TO weep at
any moment and so on through ali ths
r0fessioas--LOEdcn World
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
LIzhtning ard Citiss

Lghtaing never kills peopi, 10
cities. said Al insurance agent. Nv
eouEanys statistics show that in
cities thsrs Is practically 10 danger
% death from lightning stroks. I.so,s
back and ask yoaTssls ii yuu ever beard
% anyone beiuS killed by lightning q
Broadway. or IN front OF the Au,iit0rl
UNI Or on Be2eOn stFsst. or on Chest
nus street. or on NieOlet avsnRes No.
II i in the country or in little VILLAGES
that the all-dreatsd thunderstorm does
IL deadly work Why are cities in
this way imHune+ some say il Il be-
e2uss they have no trees 10 attract n.
lightning Some say IL is because the
cloud ot factory sEloke above theEr
roofs ) protection Ar any rate. stay
in town this summer IL you want 20 IA
safe from thulisTstorms.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
OLD TOWER CLOCKS.
FIRST INTRODUCED BY ARABr-
ANS IN GERMANY.
First Ore in Europe Named After
Great Swedish Chemist -spe-
elrrsns Of Early Ho-clog-
zeal Art

~At vilt tine may tower eiocks for
the use o. TIE pgbiic a. large have been
intr0slacsdf
Tbfsisa question which has often been
asked b. mzny h0relorists. among them
/ Hziusut. % Rogeu. 10 France. but has
never been satisfactorily answered. ssys
the Revue Intsrnatfouale Iori0Eerie.
This much. however. seems to Be al
mitted. that pgblic cioeks we're hrst IN
troducei by he Arshs IN Germany. And
the first clock u this Kind was set up
b. Paris. in the town hair. or court %
Justice. a. The Instance q Charles v.
whO hal or.srs,i O. 10 - made by Co.
man arts naHlsl Fieuri De Vie. vho
completed it iu the year tsse
But IL va only fez ysars later whsa
4 Norman. Jeaaa de Feiairz. made an
other clock Of this kine- which sas sss
rP a. Rogen Ar This oue vzs rsu4rS-
abe. owing u RI f1-- that e. struTS
garter ir may - mentloreL In this
counevf.ou thar rte cio.-t rla,.s ~ J.h2z
O. t'elains must aave been a superior ous-
beeauss il c-iuflzEssi 70 ren.er service
Tor cenfurv after ths eu1 mace By Hear
4e w hal ci-arreare,1 SIM Ne savs
a. Accurate AM g.failssl desrrirrion
q th- isfrsr fgr- ard ~ N15-es e n.
Frs chapter q hts hurolo.-i. u fr-ai -.
a. seated ~ Jziiea Lerur IN bis nsaza-
oran-ia
F1l this lrserigIle- - 'szr- hat
frual tie ~a- esf .lzs -sts srY e @ co.,
IA sa-siig z-'.sr-l1-e az ra.f6sal e2a-zl
ia - - -erearr ets--rrr IRA. sxrepx
On 80 iar a. rss r-s--s- h.ssa -5Eaz aast
s-rtAl1< u-s- aisc-f Ia is-sr frames
r-rrlra. u4r u1e-l 4age IA
orhsr Vae q. 10 rr=ssnr fn1e ~
sis1tns of 80 raa-- "a lars ea a h1ra-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
HOPED TO Be STIRRING.
Uria Was ~Ircios-d in the Room BIZ
Much Sickness Bu,
Was Brave

ADMIRAL l I'm !. sm.sx the osiire-s Of the
Jslane>e navy who h-Tsn ACQUIRING hen
or early IN The hight with the Ru-slaas 4
Dstrust hoy. Who has ssivan.ai RAPIDLY
IN our OWE navy. relates the Tree I-ress.
NTI-c- rhf- home.
rlE reecIve,t his nautical e,iura:inu az
Annapolis No one wa ever a harI~-
-tusieat OF mere conscientious n th- Per
icruance IT the manifold dgtiss lr1posesI
uI-rn a cadet.
One day he was ILL., Tn. surgeon ex-
suaInet him and made report that Uriu
va not IN condition to perform hi- daiIy-
urrOrk- But the little fellow had sens. az
obligation beyond thI-. and wrote thus to
hls fsvOFite Instructor
GU have seen that I do not to-day
stand before yoI. ! am iaeloSe,i in the
room By much sickness do not feel Ike
making the stir Tomorrow hope great
b 20 Ind 1t easy to make the STIR.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Hume the historian. faurt hinsa'r
oue daF a. saciai tizzer re1t 70 Lord
JOIN Russell In the course - caurer-
sa-i1n- MS iord=hip s4i3- War - v-l
cs1slisr Tbs object q fsgislar lor =
fhe Er-azss= S0-azi Pa the greatest nurz-
ber- Nas Hlmss ausxe. -sna uhat
= Yea causiier the grsa7Hz- Hruzts-p~
Continued Lori Joau RuSsslf -,car-.s -
one ~ TORT Was the E.storiaz=
pToups rsriy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
Lesson for Women

Jersey Shore Pa. Aug. 18th l>peeisr-
Do.ids Kidney Pills have done worlds OF
god ior me. That's what Mrs L. p.
Earnest OF this place has to say of the
Great American Kidney Remedy.
l vas lad up SICK, Mrs. Earnest con-
tInues, and had not been out of b.d Tor
taxe weeks Then l began to use Odd ;
hi.iney Pills and now i am 50 I can work
and 90 to town without suffering any. I
would not be without Dodi's kEfnev Pill.
where
Wosnen who suffer should lsaru a lesson
from thl-, and that lesson : cure the
knisess with Odd : kldney Pills and y0zr
suffering viii ce2~e- Woman. heaItk d.
peEes almost entirely on her klfn.v--
Dos;ts kslnsy Pills have never vet failed
to make healthy kidneys.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

\ -eulT arrived IMMIGRANT Eao had
sen tl@ Sr Shoes repaired while vog
valt- opted barker sh1p and pgf !
earl IN his wir-ow uh.ra lor- tie T.
s=ai- = GOOD shave Eh.is sou sat
A. Re zassity 90 his arz1arcsraeEt
really art-a-tst- custom IT'S TIE wars
s1toTed iaiiyirE I'm ami - actually
tIille3 better than he krex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
Lstssrs in Irish AIphabet.

The Irish language has oaIy Is let.
tsrs- Sometimes each letter Is writ
ten separately and Tot joined together.
The chief difficulty in learning the
Irish language Is that there are iunu-
meFzble authorizations for words and
phrases The Irish language is non
phonetic. the words rarely being 4 ksy
to the correct pronunciation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
YARNS. NEW A-.D OLD

= Scotch Uomir.-. after telling hi
s-h1itrs the story es Araails and sap
rhirn asked th us WAY DOES rot God
strike everybody dead that tells lie -
After bong s.ier-~ ore -.ftIe fellow *
claimed. Ezclgss -Eere voaldza he
roEo1y Jeff.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
Too Generous

And What did nv little darling do IN
school to-day a Chicago mother szxsi
OF ner Young son-a -secoad grader
We had nature striv. and y Wa nv
turn TO bring a sperir-en- ssd Evan-
hat vas nier What did you Do
brought \ eocsrgseh N a BOTH AL
] told teacher ne ha I Icss nasre. ant Z ~
wanted eoGld bring ore every dav. -
Cleveland Lsais-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Visitor-YOUr daughter. dear raa6sr,.
IS really charming IL were 30 years
younger. | should be EzdIy in love
with her
Coy WidOE-Oh. baron. 81 years ago
! looked just as she does now
ShsSerde Blastter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
BABY CAME NEAR DYING
From an Awful Skin Hunor-
Scratched TIN Blood Ran
Wasted to ske,eton-speed-
lily Cured by cut.eura-

When three months old my hoy broke
hrs body. and he would seratrh N *.
hiocf ran We tried nearly svervthinr
out ne grew worse. wasting to a ske1.son
and we feared he would de. H sI-rt
only when n our arms The first apx,fI-
sztSou OF Cuticurs sooshed him 80 tia,
he slept N his cradle for the first tia~~ IN
MANY weeks You don't know how vs..i
! was One SET ~ the Cu+icur. Rer-~-
dres made complete and Prepayment
cure tSisnedl Mrs NJ C. Maitland.
Jasper, Ontario--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31
Taste for Alcohol Lei

Nj WiIson, the junior surgeon on The
Discovery during CAPT SCOTS antsre-
tic expedition states thar the taste for
alcoholic drinks dropped suddenly wI.ea
hs a-'d his colleagues entered The ire
zsgsoE. and thar the disIre ;iraf;cn in
-rssses: as tine wenrou.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Old Bal.i0a-W What. ron Wlsh TO
raarTT ny daushtes. Soc j. a mere
sch9el@ XVI yer
Suifor-le- sIr- I csme sarly 10
AVOID the rasa--N Y. WeekIv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Torsmv Pep Wat : the dreren.- -
tEexa ehsritE aast rhilznlhruoye
tea1r1ys Pe0-Nerviy. ms 49, thas
pAHls1tsrvpy can sEsrI n hirs a arrs.
Record.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Enersoaia-H-nriett1 = s-tts-x r~.l
.i1n<y
W atton@fte-ls that 49,
.. We differed zh.oas snu,-sh iux 49,
ter,iay- Ansi -as arrually N1shs-l NJ -,
H-1se 4 ws<rr- Iarre esux-r--<s' 81
sGllt- III 1rl-fsr Nhrrsu ris
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

B'1-ias-s Nan-I ui-h eaulI write your
Poetry.
Peet-and ! W5-h could xrite your
ehecks-- Dstr1lt Free Pro-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

The oldest EairIIng n Euro9e Ia.
1ust teen discovered in Crete. II is On
sarcophegus and IS supposed 70 data
aaes 20 500 g. C. Ii was re~entIy ~
sarthet b. The It-lszn archs=cIcgseal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

W course We al know what ouxh. to
have happened TO the aiIInr small box
whose mother gave hiEn ten cents to 20 4,
the drug store 10 get a dose CT castor osl
sEd Sho spent Il loF an sc ets1la sofa
Boston GLOha
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

brls=a Tourist Say wat rlake- "a
A1sraeaa- talk w5th their na-s-s
Aulsrlean-I az. -ksz naakss ysu Er.f-
rsaer~ tax wTsh yagr dssn't ysu-knssr - .
-Cheaza IcuruzI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

DON'T Get footsors. Get Toot-E..e
A wonderful powder that cures tsr~,s -,
aching feet and makes new or sirhf 49, 80
Easy Ask to-day for Aliens Foot- -.
asesps no substitute Trial packar- TpET
Address A. s. Oirnsted. LIE Roy. n "a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

W hen Il CONES to choice IN 4 fathers
mind between buyIng a new sait Tor h.r-
SELF OF party dress for hi daughter he
Knows what BIS wife thinks without ask
IBG--t hicago Daily News.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Ms eaHstalue--f think We rr~%u,kl>
eaeh ether m cns re~pevt- Mr. WInsii--
'n.tis-insies.t. In Whaf re~r--vts
si-o sapoy hearing ysa talk hisa-
20 Duly Nexs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

NJ r.t-1clsa ssa sfar-f - ten ~ trr-i
tat - - -ag. e11ctlv Nhas ke thlaks
mi - potl-aszaa ean szieiV u=iI = - IN
ie~- - ha< a Sol rlrulssrv- Bar fh@a
'ran 1arasat a su.d nisuiarv slas-ss- L
,slsuzz 70 11ea a. . p-E Nr-4a--lsa-tn
lran-gF1p6-
ART >~mfnary- Nz-hvliis.. Tenn las
teen fl-s-ins IS patruns TOR forty YEAR.
N the c-fsearlnn 81 taefr xiriz. ART Il Al,
eusE enc opportunity 70 pleas<s yul.
hrs-e az caes tor Book q Information.
s.sve nHsa all hs wants 70 eat anil
drink aur ~ VII had x ea-x -nl.s.h h,
prraeh 70 atneFS Eron the DIZZY q ah-ss-
nenee--Bestou IralserIps
Pl~., e urs cannot be tor highly spoSsn -
a. a cough eurs--I- W DTRgisr -. Thi-,f
Asc-- " Minneapolis. Mnn-, jan 8. 800.
The manifest destiny II most OF a. :
not 10 get along very last unl-ss We hustle
-fGek-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

All women work: sozae in their
hornes- s-Sue in church aud some in
the vhirt OF srciety. And In stores.
mills and shops tens OF thousands are
90 the never-cezsinS treadazil. earning
their daily bread
All are szbiec. d, the SINE physical
laws all suffer alike from the sane
physical DISTURBANCE and the na.Ere Of
their duties, in many eases, quickly
drifts them into the horrors Of all
kinds of female complaints. ovarian
troables- liberation. falling ansi Dis
placements of the w9zzb. Ieueo-rhcrs.
or perhaps i-rexuIarisy or Suppression
of monthly periods eausing back
ache. nervo1sress. irrs-abiEry and
lassitude.
Women who stand On their feet al
day are more susceptible 10 these
troubles than Others
They especially require an invi-o--.-
ing, sustaining medicine whieh viii
strengthen the female Organism and
enable them to bear easily the fatigus-s
of the day. tn sleep well at nira.. and
To rise refreshed and cheerful
How distressing ~ s..e n xorarn
struggling - earn a likelihood or per-
form her household dnties wh~n h.--
hack and heal are aching. shs. i -
tired she can hardly drag about o-
stand up. and every movement causes
pain. the origin OF which Is due 10
some deral-slenr OF the female o.
ganiSE.
Mss y O-ser Of 10 v1--eu.ou Street.
lyfIa z pukhxu,x vc1<fahfe Can
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Wife-That terrible bah caused ne
On account u my -5Ea-
HCsasHi-AnusAer case 81 Jersey
justice -Chhae1 Sua-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Ward Seminary. Nashville. Tenn !.
Ideally located to educate girls- PUBL
hzse every city advantage and all outdoor
Write at once for Information Book-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

The tnish OF great naapy real Lie 70
ritnees reminds Is Of a man xao runs Ike
mad TO catch trolley ear that l. seaI.e,I
IN the next blOck--Chieaso Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

When with the lsft a man shall
srnite thee on the cheek. Just swing
your risht--Cleyeiand Leader.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

The man who hurrieS along h. strasst
> .tSsiy TO be overcome b. the heat. and
II he gees slow an automobile may nm
over hin--Toledo Bee
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

A nss hsndshake has been invented hut
the cif lex puil Is stiH dong duty al Ia
sane stand--Ghsezgo Chroniele.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Corn IS growing 50 rapidly that II sound.
l&e the farmers wlfe's new silk dre..-
Minneapolis Journal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

HE modisse can help a ziri out with
ner wedding gown. hut not WITH her a.
voEce suit. -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Md speakInx OF the yrlBow fever rao-
quito the horror rrosr. When = : fa-.,,.,
mat MS name Is ssegomyia fasciata--s a.
ego Chrouiele
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Use cooking soda to clean the milk
vsEselSs It Il better than SOAP.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-08-31

Boston tells women how to avoid such
suffering; she writes
Dear NrS. Pinkhzns-
Il suffered rsa--r~ for several ve--s VII,
irr--Klar mlenst-zIticn- Ny haeS arh.-I-
bah bsss,ri1y sao-rls rsi,s. AMI fr-F1.ur s.ss-
Abs, | cutItt MT sis-p AMI r-stl.t har.f-
dag aruzst cslEsssls-sf two phvsiris-,
witisnu- rpiHsf. a1t a. n list r,-Sor-, -rl-f
Lvyiia z PirsxhaTr sNey.f-lhls Clsnr.nssrsi ~
- M ssIrprt-s. e-s-v acne AMI pm Isf- M.
Issaast TN poga l. AMI an in perfect healrh.
MIS- Pearl selse-s Of III North Saa-
ner Street. SashviIIs. Team, writes
Dear Mrs. Pfakhau--
suffered With pairfzl -eriois .----,
hz-<zs-ht.. b~arirz-%is~n PAIRS. rairs s--qzs
ter- anst yfrR-n- wls very uervugzs art i-rirz.
bl.- ami rfv trasrhie grew wsrzs ew=rv -iarra.
w pnTsirla7 fiIii-d - hslo ~, eui
ss-rbt-i ~ try LrliE Z. Piakha1is Ve--tahls
clrn-1Ent ss,n f1stnl Is znss d,i;..- n.
--sL Al nv plisrs AMI a-fu.~ silsauu~sr-i.
All NJ lSlsZr fe.sr Ezy monthly psrisis.'
Lvifs =. Pfakhsn's Vegetable COM
Psoszn6 = TIE uafziling cure for all Ties.
srOubles- II Strengthens the prupe-
rs'rsrlss. and displacement with all ia
hrJrrors VIII NJ more crush YOU.
Baek1-he. dizziness failtia~. bear
ing DOWN paizs. di<orSiers-i stomach.
rr1sl.Sstiri..ss di<lilS. Of friends and society
AL symptoms of the one carSe-wilI
be quickly dis7etied. and il will mike
you ss-png AMI well
You can tell the story OF YOUR suf-
fe-In-rS - n woman and receive help
I'll as3rise frye OF cost Address Nrs.'
Fiashzm. Lynn Mass.
L. mi
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-14
Cincinnati Won Two Games.

CINCINNATI Oct. 8. - Cincinnati
Nationals won two games from Pitts
burg, darkness ending the second con-
test in the eighth inning. The first
game was marked by several extraor-
binary plays. of which a triple play by
the locals when the bases were full
in the seventh inning, aroused the
greatest enthusiasm. Overall had Civ
en- four bases on balls in succession,
pitching fourteen balls without a
strike, when the triple was started on
a fly to Seymour, subsequent outs be-
ing at the plate and at second base.
Leach and Higgins made sensational
one hand catches. Brain was benched
in the ninth inning for kicking. Gin
cinnati won the second game through
superior hitting. Scores, to / and
to l.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-14
DESPERATE RoBBER FAILED.


Negroes Attempt to Steal Gcms In
Maiden Lane, New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. Elm broad day
light and with hundreds Of people ON
the street. Louis Brown, negro,
made an attempt TO rob Maiden lane
jewelry store of $1,000 worth Of gems.
His attempt was frustrated by Oscar
windorf, . clerk, who grappled with
the would be thief and who was cut
slightly by knife In the negros hand
during the fight.
Brown is carrier for jewelry sales
men. He entered the store of Cross 4
Begulln and asked to see some jewelry.
Windorf noticed the negro put tray
OF Jewels under his coat and imme-
diately seized him. Brown drew a
knife and slashed the clerk until he
finally got free.
A chase of nearly mile followed,
Brown swinging right and left with
his weapon as he rushed through the
crowds. He was finally captured by
police officer, whom he attempted un-
successfully to stab. Windorf was not
seriously injured.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-14
BOMBS AT TIFLis.
Moscow Rioters stoned Troops-Czar
Receives Films.

TIFLIS, Oct. 8. - Several bombs
were thrown at Cossack patrols in the
streets here. The troops fired, and a
general panic ensued. Many persons
were killed or wounded.
At Moscow during an ARRAY between
crowds of striking bakers and the
troops the mob stoned the police and
the troops. The latter fired and dis
persed the demonstrators. Two hun
bred arrests were made.
At a conference of Finnish officials
with the car at st. Petersburg an inn
portant modification of the imperial
manifesto was adopted permitting the
employment of Finnish and Swedish
in the higher administrative depart
ments in Finland instead of the eXclu-
sive use Of the Russian language.
The emperor declined to entertain
the request made by the Finnish SEN
ate for the holding of an extraordinary
session of the landtag this year.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-14
A national Army For England.

LONDON, Oct. 9.-The Daily Chroni-
Gle announces this morning that Ar
mold Forster, secretary of state for
war, is working out with an army
council a new scheme to organize a
national army" of quarter of mil
lion men, to be composed mainly of
militia and supplemented by regulars
and volunteers available for foreign
service. The project includes the
building of barracks throughout the
country for the new force, with special
depots, and that it is proposed to in
trust home defenses to the yeomanry
and volunteers and the defense of the
coasts to the Royal Garrison artillery.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-14
Japanese Dead In Fish Nets.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8. = The
schooner City of Papeete, arriving
from the coast of Siberia, brings a
story of having picked up the dead
bodies of numerous Japanese on the
Kamchatkan coast, who had been kill
ed by the Russians some months ago
Captain Stensland reports that the
City of Papeete, which was engaged
in codfishing in the Okhotsk sea in Au-
gust, brought to the surface in one of
her nets the bodies of six japanese,
who had been killed evidently by the
Russians. The bodies were Immediately
consigned to the sea by the Papeete's
crpW
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-10-14
DAN PATcH's RECORD.
King of PAGERS Makes Mile In the
Fast Time Of lass ia.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. .. Dan
Patch, the king of PAGERS and the fast
est harness horse in the world, clip
ed three-fourths Of a second from his
own, the worlds, record, 1:56, nego-
tiating the mile in 1;55L. A crowd Of
10000 was already in high state OF
enthusiasm over the smashing of the
1905 race record aud the worlds three
heat record successfully, and when
Dan Patch's time was hung up excite
ment approached frenzy. Cheering
people threw hats and wraps In the
air and swarmed on the track. despite
the efforts of policemen, the ovation
continuing several minutes.
The great son of Joe Patchen and
Zeilika was at his best.
There were cheers when 0:29ia was
hung out for the first quarter. Hope
was stimulated when 0:57ia was post
ed for the half. Excitement became
intense when the three-quarters was
passed in 1904, and the spectators be-
gan shouting encouragement to the
driver. Hersey, his driver, sat like a
statue, not urging his charge with
whip or word.
Dan Patch made no last supreme
effort. He just finished the mile as he
had begun 1t. He had scarcely broken
into sweat when led back to receive
the plaudits of the crowd.