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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
A CORNER SENDS PORK UP,
Advanced Three Dollars Per Barrel
Since June T. and May Co
TO T~en.y-Five-

Chieaso-Despits he fight which
the public and the government is max.
ing on hog products. Swift & Co. have
eornered July pork N the provision pit
on the board Of trade The prices have
advanced s. a barrel since June /.
and Is now selling At S19 4 barrel.
The advance in two lays was almost
sl-5o a barrel The .rade figures the
short interests at i5.Oe0 to 20. GOO bar.
rels. all owned by Swift Stocks here
are se.o99 barrels Of regular pork. and
none is being made
The run Of hogs has been light for
four months The price s the high
est in four years. and Il Is believes!
that s25 a barrel may be seen before
the month closes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

A REMARKABLE "HOUSECLEANING."


OF the state militia on their way to
the annual state encampment- The
dispatch says.
House after house was visited. and
the inmates. not even being given
time to dress. were taken out and
turned over to a guard The motley
group was marched under guard OF
pistols TO a water tank about a mile
from town. a passenger train was
stopped. and the negroes were put
aboard and their fares paid as far
as the parish line. members OF the
guard riding that far with them Some
OF the negro women were shipped
away in their night dresses
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
MOVING TOWARD Rlo JAsEiRo
Insurreetion in State Of Matto Grosso
Reaches Huge Proportions

London-The Leaders, correspond
ent at Lisbon says that. according TO
intelligence received there. the insur-
rection in Natto Crosse. Brazil. is
swelling to huge proportions.
The insurgents. it IS reported. have
organized a large army. and a.
marching on Rio Janeiro. and alrea "
have captured several cities. Gen Ri
berio. with 10000 federal troops. has
been sent against the rsvOlutionists.
Fearful carnage is reported. and
the killed are said 10 be already more
Than 1900
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
OXFORD. MISS. THURSDAY, JULY 10.
TO FIGHT YELLOW fever
GOVERNMENT TAKING CHARGE
OF QUARANTINE STATIONS.
South Carolina Turns Over Stations.
and Lcuisiars Is roiIo~ias
After

Washington Under tle lC- passei
oy the lass session OF congress. the
secretary of the treasury. through the
public health and marine hospital
service. Is negotiating for the transfer
of quarantine stations AMI sites to the
federal government; By the states OF
the Atlantic and gulf coasts.
The South Carolina legislature has
already turned over its stations To
the governmental least. II has au-
thorixed the state board OF health 70
make the transfer.
The legislature OF Louisiana has
passed Joint resolution authorizing
the governor to make the necessary
arrangements with the secretary of
the treasury for the sale or lease OF
the quarantine station at the mouth
Of the Mississippi river. the most i'm
portant in the service. and which pro
tects the Mississippi valley. This Is
state .i9nt
Texas has two quarantine stations.
at Galveston and Port Arthur. AMI IL
is believed these will be relinqulshed
to the government soon
The government now owns all OF
the gull stations except those Of
Texas. Louisiana and in Mobile bay
The other stations are New Orleans
Ship Island AM Pascagoula. the two
latter in Mississippi. Pensacola. Apa-
lachicola. Clrrabelle. Tampa Bay,
BOca Granie and Key West
The secretary OF the treasury is au-
thorized 10 pay reasonable compen-
sation for the sites and plants owned
by the states. II. in his opinion. their
purchase is necessary TO the United
States for quarantine purposes. and
the quarantine stations established by
authority OF this Law are to be used
to prevent the introduction OF all
quarantine diseases
Jurisdiction must be eeded BY the
state. however. before any compenSa-
ton Is pail A half-million dollars
was appropriated for the purchase os
the stations.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

. kilograms Say That


Geo- Jones. Bcvier. Mo. reprOved by
wife for spreeing. set house on FIRE
Canada will build 5000 miles Of
railway this year.
jefferson Barracks. 81. Louis. 10 be
made great recruiting station.
Horace Wild few airship at will
over Chicago skyserapers-
Storm in Chicago killed and injured
-four.
Geo. Kern. St Louis. killed wife and
motherin-Iaw. Mrs. Anna Lutz.
Nike Riley. .. was blown to pieces
By dynamite in mine at Pana. III.
Rattlesnake 80 inches long. ten
around. killed near Gonzales. Tex
Orphans OF drunkard suicide sue
Kansas City tKasl joint keepers.
John Hickey and wife. Lincoln. ILL.,.
celebrate s5th wedding anniversary.
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. British
statesman. confined to bed with gout
Cannon will campaign against Com
pers. president of A. 2 Of l.
Denver making great preparations
10 receive Elks
Gotham ice trust will raise prices.
claiming shortage.
Total bank clearings OF country past
week. s2s44i2s. .O0s.
Ohio laundry trust indicted at Gin
cinnatL
Mexican dollars are quoted at 50a
cents
Plan to celebrate St Louis eenten-
NAL as city in 1893.
Mississippi river water will be used
TO ehristen Duke Of Manchester.
Roosevelt family go on picnic. pres
ident rows skiff ten miles.
Harry Thaw's mother must provide
funds for his defense.
Interstate commerce commission
starts grain rate probe.
Northern Mexico has fioo1s OF al
most unparalleled severity.
Nearly 20 militiamen overcome by
neat on march at Springfield. Ill
Bradstreet says volume of future or
ders unusually large for season
Judge Reinhart. vicepresident of
Indiana state university, dead
Crude petroleum found disinfectaut
Il India's plague
T. NJ Campbell broken down in
campaign for governor If Texas.
Chicago brCkers propose giving
Equitable trust new start
Rev Dr. Charles Gross; y. died at
Fort Wayne. Ind
Indian territory Indians will vote
for delegates to constitutional convex
ton
Registration for Shoshone lands be-
gins July Is.
Heavy rains wash OUT railroad
tracks near Shawnee. Okla
Cuilom and Yates confer with lieu
tenants In Chicago.
Former Mayor Biiamln, OF Terre
haune. fined l cent for Contempt.
At Mulhall Okla. mule kicked Karl
Norris. II. OF St Louis. to death
Lincoln republicans and democrats
fuse in PENNSYLVANIA.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

New Orleans-The work of a re-
markable city house-cIeaning party
which placed $50 negro men and wo-
men on board a passenger train at
Lake Charles. La. and shipped them
out Of town and parish. is told in dis
patches to the Picayune- They were
placed on the same train with the
body of a negro who shot and killed
the city marshal OF Jennings. La. and
who subsequently died in Jail at Lake
Charles from wounds received while
attempting to avoid arrest.
Shortly after midnight the negro
district known as the hole in the
wall" was invaded by several hundred
white men. including some members
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
DREYFUS INDICATED
SUp3EME COURT OF FRANCE An
NoUNcEs DECISION.
Ensisied TO Restoration Of Rank -
Though He Had Never
Been Accused.

Paris-The supreme court has an
nounced its decision lnnaling the con-
demnation OF Capt. Alfred Dreyfns
without 4 retriaL The effect Of the
decision is a complete vindieatiOn of
Dreyfus. enf ling him To restoration
to his rank in the army as though he
had never been accused
The court-martial 1T Dreyfus began
September 1s. 1854. He was found
guilty December - OF the same year
He was degraded on January >, 1888,
and under a law passed for the pur-
pose. he was deportei To Devils
island, OF the coast ~ Guiana There
he was kept until brought back to
undergo a new trial ordered By the
court Of cessation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Knoxville. Tenn--Dr- Burke Nc
Pherson. a prominent physician. and
his sod. John. "a. started on spree
As a result. GfSR. Smith and William
Walker. a deputy sheriff. are dead. Dr.
Joseph wardeli is seriously injured
DR.. Mcpherson is jailed on a double
charge of murder. his son is fugi-
tive, with a price on his head. and
Miss Elizabeth Winston. Is. young Nc
Pherson's sweetheart, is under arrest
charged with abetting a murder
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
Three Men Killed in Wreck.

Petersburg. Ind.-Spikes driven
tight into the Southern railway switch
at the Jackson rine sitsng. eight
miles west OF here. caused she wreck
Of the fast wes,-aound freight and
the death OF three OF its erew-John
B. Tanning. fireman, W B. McwIl-
liams. engineer. and Luther Cape
heart. brakeman
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Washinstcn-Guatemala aud saliva
dor have accepted the tender OF the
good Offices Of this government. look
ing to settlement of their differences.
This information is conveyed in OIL
cial dispatches received at the state
department from the American diplo-
matte representatives In Guatemala
and Sun Salvalllr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

San Jose. CaL-Dr- Davif Starr
Jortan. in his lecture delivered AZ the
Unitarian church. located the origin
of the recent seismic disturbance in
Behring sea and prOphssied thar the
next center Of trouble would be in the
vicinity of San Leandro and Hay.
Wards Gal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Beattyville. ky--Curtis Jett took
the witness stand in the Hargis trial.
admitted the assassination Of Marcum.
and told the manner in which the
crime was committed Mr. Narcuni
had prosecuted me in several cases.
and was my bitterst enemy. and |
am the man who killed him. said Jett.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Albuquerque. y M-Tw0 distinc.
shocks OF earthquake we're felt here
and at Socorr0. san MarciaI and 9TH
er towns sosta OF Albuquerque. Con-
siderable damage was done 10 huill-
iugs- This was the second seismic
disturbance at Soeorro within ten
days. and people are sleeping out O,
doors
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
Three Italians Blown "a Pieces

Chicsgo-Three italian Iaborers
were blown to pieces, three others
were fatally injured and several 9th
ers BADLY hurt hv an explosion which
wrecked shanty in the Mclaughlin
stone quarry az Ballwcod. short dis
lance northwest of Chicago. It is be-
heved to have been the work OF rob
bers-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
Powers REDUCING Armies

LcnGon-England. France and Italy
n.iye tiiIssts1 he lead in plan for a
reduction in the size 0fNlhs great
armies OF Europe England wri, re
duee her army 100000 men. and
France and Italy 60.0oo each.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Totowa- y. ITO avoid disgrace OF
arrest for an alleged defaIcation ap-
proximating $4,000. Albert o-Brien. tax
collector of this borough, shot and
killed himself while officers were an
preaching his house.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Cedar Rapids. Ia.-Eizht chiIdren
ar picrie on the liver hank onlv
three blocks from home went wad
ing The smallest ane slipped into
deep hole in the river. and in try
ing 10 rescue her six others we're
drowned The Dead. Lucille Sweed-
ing. aged q. Hazel SwescIng, agsi
Il Giesys SresSing. agee te ress=
SFssdsrs. .zs+ Il a-th ccyle. agss
y, S-c-x c.-y. cc- C-7.e ages ?
Sioux cszyi ~.1-- rses-4 ases .s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
Planning srysn's Reception.

New foFk-Nr. VIZ J. Bryan win
be received at the Battery August 60.
at I D. m and will be escorted up
Broadway by a great procession VIII
make headquarters at Hotel Victoria
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Paris-A dispatch TO the Echo de
Paris from Tangier says the sultan of
Morocco Is seriously i'll of typhoid fe-
YER Singers and dancers are execut-
inE symbolic songs and dances before
him, 9th the object of driving away
the evil spirits which are believed to
be causing illness.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
Hires a New Lawyer.

New York-Hsrry X Thaw slayer
of White. has dismissed LAWYERS
Black. oIcott. Gruber & Renvuse be
cause of their advocacy of the insanity
plea for his defense. and has installed
Clifford W. Hartridge as his chief
counsel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Kansas City-BenHet; Brown. COM
missioner OF the Southwestern Inter
state Coal Operators association. an
ncunced that practically all troubles
between operators and miners have
been settled. and all mines ars in Cd
Grafton
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

London-WInston Churchill. under
secretary for the colonies. and David
Lloyd George. president OF the London
board of trade. have made the first
speech in the active campaign for the
abolition of the British house of lords
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

St. Petersburg-Gen- KOzlov. OF the
headquarters staff was shot and killed
in the park at Peterhof by we'll
dressed man. who was arrested. but
not identified. II is believed Gen Koz-
Low was mistaken for Gen. Trepon.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

London-Alfred Belt. the great
South African financier and diamond
king. rated the richest man in the
world. died here He was a bachelor.
born in 1858, in Hamburg He was an
associate of Cecil Rhodes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

WsshirgtDn-The third Psn-Ameri-
can conference. at Rio Jsneiro. Brazil.
opens its sessions July 81 Secretary
Of State Root expects TO reach there
about the zath. to attend all sessions.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Chicaeo-The factories of the Car
los Deckmeyer Box Co. and the Heath
& Milligan Paint Co were DESTROYED
by fre- The loss is estimated at
$500, 600.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
,. G. Phelps Stoke. q soc;,,....

New York C Phelps Stokes.
Ehe fer several rsaxs has Ssv~.aI
hlE=elt = Vc-k = .ns Esu-s g "a
c---f. - .o--...y .@.--ss ~. -
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Maniia-The announcement is ra is
Of the engagement, Of Hiss Annie lie
taugstsr cs ecv-Ge-- lie. ~. ncH-i-i.
.,--s-1- -cs ws-il-s VII 7-r-- 3.
va-Ss-y.s- -zx- e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
preyfus Appointed 70 Command

Farsz-The council Of ministers has
arr>s-sss Al.ret n-eFt-s - ccr-a,s
t-s Iwe.-.. -sz.-e-- q s--ins-y :.
v-S5--es.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

or fer which marked the enactment OF
the law restoring Alfred Dreyf1s 10
the army was followed BY a bloody
duel in which Under Secretary OF
State Sarraur was dangerously wound
ed by the sword OF n PugiiestCOniL
The duel Assumed the aspect Of
veritabIe conflict between the govern
nent and the opposition Is NJ Sar-
rauts seconds were Ministers Glenn
enceau and Thomson. while NJ Pug
HesiContfs were NJ Aillevoye AM
Gen Jaeauart. who were drawn from
the elements which bitterly resist the
governments rehabilitation OF Drey-
fsnz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
THE BELL|CERENTS
WILL ARbITRATE
ROOSEVELT OFFERS ThE GOOD
OFFICES OF THE UNITED
STATES.

The Gussen.alsns and SsIssdoresns
Have 6eea Busy Since tire DeeIsrs-
tion OF War-Invsdins cus.-msisrs
Repuised by the Soldiers Of Hon.
durss-Niesrsaus Remains Neutral.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19
Dreyfus Reinststed.

Despite this sanguinary conflict
laws were finally enacted BY the
chamber OF deputies reinstating Drey-
fas. who obtains the rank Of chief OF
squadron Of artillery. and Picquart.
who is made brisadier-generaL Both
houses were overwhelmingly favorar
bic to Dreyfus and Piequart-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-07-19

Amos LoveIess. Of Collins. writes inter
estingly on the handling of syrup, and
proposes something ike the article from
Mr. Mercier this week Mr. Loveless Is
growing It successfully evc-7 yc--, mi
r-esrat,y, 80.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-06

New York, July 5.-Cenhicting stories as to the existence or nen-eAisteHee of an affidavit made by Tvelyn Nesbit in a breach of promise satI which, It ls al- legged, she took In steps te bring against Harry Kendall Thawi pFler te her trip to Europe and marriage te him later, were told today by persons Interested In the Investigation of the Tllaw=Whlte mur- der
 Early In the day Assistant District Att torney Garvan WAS quoted as saying that there WAS no truth In the story that he expected to come inte possession of the alleged affidavit, and further that he had nc reason to believe such q paper existed.
 Counsel for Harry rhaw and Mrs. Thaw herself added their denlals that there had ever been such affidavit made or contemplated. The reports were said to be circulated by some enemy of Thaw and were wholly untrue,
 During the day private detective who had been engaged by Stanford White to shadow Harry Thaw, was examined by MT. Garvan, and said he had submitted his reports to Howe and Hummen and Deancey Nicoll. attorneys.
 Following this came statement at tributed to the district attorneys office that 1t was known there that the Nesbit girl had visited the office of Howe & Hummell; that she did have consulta- ton with MT Hummell and It Is alleged that the affidavit in question was the re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-06
CUNNINGHAM CLUB
 TO MEET TONIGHT
WILL DRAFT AN ADDRESS TO THE 4VOTERS OF ALABAMA ON THE CANDIDACY OF DIR. R. M. GUN. MINGHAM.

Ensley. July 5.-(Special.) 1.-The Cunning ham club will meet in regular session to- morrow night at the opera house and will adopt an address to the voters of the state setting forth the policies and quail tiles of Dr. R. M. Cunningham, candidate for governor.
 Other matters of interest will be consid- cred by the club and 1t Is understood that several short addresses will be made by local and visiting friends of Dr. Cunning ham.
 The Ensley District Sunday school con- venton will be held at the Cumberland Presbyterian church next Sunday after moon at 3 o'clock.
 Following is the programme that has been prepared for the oceasion: BOO D. m.-Devouonal exercises-The Rev. J. H. Longcrer.
 3:l5 D. m.-The teachers meeting-R. F.. Lewis of Birmingham.
 Song.
 $40 D. m.-"My Schools Greatest Need" e-The Rev. L. r. Whitten.
 Song.
 400 D. m.-General discussion.
 Song.
 4:15 D. m.-Election of officers. Adjournment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-06
FURTHER MYSTERIES ARE
 UNEARTHED IN THAW CASE

suit of that interview. the ease being Mr. Hummell's personal matter and not part of the office business.
 It was further stated that while the dls- triet attorneys office had learned the af- fdavit was really made, 1t had been de- streyed upon the reconciliation Of the NesbF girl and young ThaW'
 There WAS a further report current to- night that the district attorneys offlce had been informed that record of the alleged affidavit exists, is available, and will play a prominent part in the eyi- dence introduced by the prosecution at Thaw's trial.
 Jndgo Olcott said today that Mrs Thaw's statement of several days ago in which she declared that she and Thaw were married in Europe, and that the ceremony in Pitt5burg WAS performed solely upon the request of Thaw's mother, was made under n misapprehension. He said that the confusion arose through Mrs. Thaw misunderstanding question on the telephone and that as matter or fact the Thaws never were married in Europe.
 The first and only marriage ceremony was the one performed at Pittsburg, Roger O'Mara, former superintendent Of police of Pittsburg, who had been sum- moned here by counsel for Thaw, had a conference with Judge olcott this after noon.
 Mrs. Thaw was present during part of the interview and had talk with OMara. The detective will immediately start west in charge of a corps of men to gather all possible information that will help Thaw to gain his freedom.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-06
MAKES FINE SHOWING.
Meridian Board of Trade Hears An
 nual Report of President.

Meridian Miss, July 5.-(Special )-The most enthusiastic meeting of the board of trade and cotton exchange ever held took place tonight in the club building when the recently elected officers were induced into office. Retiring president, A. H. George, was absent on account of illness in his family, but his annual re- port was read and aroused much enthusi- asm, resulting in the appointment of a committee of three to draft resolutions of congratulation on his address as we'll as the remarkable success of his admin straton.
 After the regular business was dis posed of the members were treated to light refreshments, which added ma teri- ally to the enjoyment of the occasion and left a pleasing remembrance. The in coming president gave a splendid talk and aroused renewed interest and enthu- siasm among the members and indica- tions are that the future of the organiza- ton is assured on even more thorough and active basis than heretofore
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-06
ODD FELLOWS INSTALL.
Grand Master Crawford Invests New
 Officers of FraternaI Lodge.

Fraternal lodge No. s0S, I. o. 0. F. in- stalled officers last night for the ensuing term. Grand Master W. M. Crawford of Montgomery officiating. The new officers are:
 Noble grand, w. E. Davidson; vice grand. c. R. Coleman: secretary. s. E. Garrett: treasurer. William Alexander; conductor. NJ. M. Stewart; warden. W. R. Bynum; R. s. to N. C., c. II. Taylor; L. S. to N. G.. o. E. Barlow R. s. to V. G.. J. D. Carlisle; L. S to V. G.. F. H. Self; outside guardian, w. A. Duffy; in- side guardian. R. c. Lipscomb
 Refreshments were served after the in- stallaton and interesting talks were made by Grand Master Crawford and other visitors
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-06
COMMERCIAL CLUB
 RECEIVES LETTERS
SEVERAL COMMEND THE MOVE MENT ON FOOT FOR HoME-CoM- ING WEEK AND PREDICT ITS SUCCESS.

The Commercial club is receiving letters from different parts of the state commend ing the move for an Alabama home-com- ing week.
 pr. Thomas M. Owen, director Of the state department of history and arcnives' writes: A.,
 Montgomery, Ala. "Commercial Club, Birmingham, Ala: q beg to congratulate you on your pronosed Alabama homecoming week, planned to be held in connection With the State fair at Birmingham this fail
 ."The idea is a fine one, and It's execu- tion will afford happiness and pleasure 10 hundreds of old Alabamlans, now iVlng elsewhere. Through reduced rates IL VIII afford an opportunity to many wnich they would not otherwise have. Among other things which may pc done in connection with the mattef' ;our Commercial club ought to prepare very handsome souvenir booklet not oliiy ue scriptive of Birmingham's district put devoted in mart at least to the state. Wltn best wishes for the success or the fhoVe- ment, I am, yours truly Victor White writes as follows:
 Hamilton, Ala. "President Commercial Club, Birmingham Ala: l.. of I can be of any service to you m vour work for the homecoming week. please command me. A great many peo- pie from this (Maron) county, who iive outside of Alabama. might be induced to return during the homecoming week. ano I can furnish you with their names. am heartily in sympathy with the movement. Yours to command,
 .VICTOR R. WHITE.
 "Nemher Roard County Registers