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Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13
THE IMPORTATION OF COLO
TO FACILITATE. SEC. sH Nv WILL
DEPOSIT IN NATIONAL BANKS.
National City Bank crcwc Of New
York Wants the Secretary to Pur-
chase Government Fours.

New York. - II was official
hciaIly announced in the subtrc,s
ury that on and after ncx,
Monday and until further Motto.
Secretary shaw will NAL. seno.,,s
In national banks To facilitate IN. i'm.
portation Of ro,d TIE. hona. :,
which savings hanks !, u.sx.en,~.,.
And New yo-t a.. ,s.r-,,,,s,, - :.
vest will be accented \, 90 ner cen,
as security pensinx the ar,,x., =,
gold. The actual enrarcment ~ rola
must precede the sepo~tt ana must ~,
n,,a h,ck =. -. 49, -. -
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13
Sheriff 8esks Health.

Sheriff Nsg-e Of Claiborne county.
who vent TO III Paso. Tex, to regain
his health. has returned, with his CON
dition unchanged. The truuble that
Sheriff Msgee has recently encounter
Cd has shattered his health He was
accused Of being responsible for the
esrape of the murderer Reagan. who
was under sentence of death in the
Port Gibson jail. A mas meeting Of
the citizens cf Claiborne coun,y de-
msnded the resignation Of sheriff Ma
gee, but he refused to s1oede to the de-
mand. claiming that he was entirely
innooent Of all eulp~bility in the escape
of the prisouer.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13
DRANK CARnOllC ACID.
Little Texas Girl Did Not Want to
Go to School.

Abiline. Tex.-Lillian Stevenson last
night went to her father and asked him
il she had to 60 TO school. He said she
did. Putting her arms around her
fathers neck, she said:
Father. do you love mey'
Her father replied that Of course he
did. but she would have to go to school.
well. replied the girl, II may not
be here Monday
Later her father, becoming worried
over her implied threat, sent her
brother to the girls room He found
that she had taken carbolic acid and
was in horrible agony Every effort is
being made 10 save the girls life, but
the chances are that she will die She
Is now suffering greatly and is sorry
she tried to die that way.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13
70 RGE R les
STARTLING DISCLOSURES MADE
~ THE PHILADELPHIA
TRUST FAILURE.
Nipple WAS 4 VILLAIN
Believed That Some One Got Twe
Million Dollars For NesosiiRins
the Leans to Adolf
oepai.

philadelphia. Pa forEeriss Tor
nDrs tnsA quarter q nfllI1of u
ioiiArs By Frank X Hippie. the sui
eide president OF the dsfunet Real
Estate Trust Co. have been discovered
BY Receiver Earle The latter made
this statement late fridsy night add
Ing that he had no idea where Hip
pies villainy would end
Nov Ripple Worked it
Nipple. i'm order to meet his i'm
mense overdrafts, used the names of
some OF the most prominent business
men OF this city On notes which. in
zone cases. amounted to 3l5o.eco.
The president had taken copies Of
he signatures OF number Of business
men while some OF their checks or ne
yotia,le securities passed through his
lands. but In every case he avoided
he use Of the name Of q Real Estate
Trust Co deposition.
When pinchsd for money to meet
ais overdrafts. or some big Segal
lO1n- aF. F-dltt sdtu. dS q Aa>t ANSSse
Nipple would draw up a note with the
forged signature attached This he
would take to the cashier. or paying
teller. saying he had personally made
he loan. End II was discounted With
he amount to his credit. he would sat
sly the pressing claim
Receiver Earle says that In order
20 accomplish the reorganization of
he Real Estate Trust Co. he would
accept the presidency. II the deposit
.ors insist d.
Some One Cot 5000. 900 comrissicr.
That some secured s2.00o.00o for
aegotiating the lo<ns made to Adolf
segal by President Nipple Is believed
u those now engaged in investigat-
.ng the company's affairs SessfS
repeated assertions that he did not
borrow more than s.. e.00e.oo from the
trust company. has caused the in
sestigators TO exert every effort to
discover all of the details connected
xith these loans. and II II Is found
hat others benefited. they viii be
made to return the money.
II hrs developed that the last state
examination Of the trust company was
made by Banking Commissioners Reed
sr in 1892
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13
short Leaf Pine Lumber.

Macon, Ga--A number Of lumber
men In this city today in conference
declare that the ruling out of short leaf
pine lumber in Northern and Eastern
cities has caused millions of feet of
humber to be piled in those cities, un-
saIable even at - TO IS per LOCO feet
under regular prices. As . consequence
at least 1000 mills in Georgia. Alabama
and Florida are Affected. many OF which
will close unless there IS revocation of
the ruling II j. believed here thai the
drastic measure Is in the interest OF
spruce pine manufacturers
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Princeton. Indiana distinct
earthquake shock. was felt here at
1898 o'clock Friday morning Houses
rocked and dishes ratified on their
shelves The shock lasted for two or
three seconds. and was felt In towns
and cities within 50 miles Of Prince
ton The shock vas preceded by =
loud rumbiing noise
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

The regular fall term ot the circuit
Ourt OF Tuuica county. which should
rave convened On the second Monday
VI September. wzs pretermittei Judge
look will convene a special term Of his
our; some time during the latter part
NJ O-,ober
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Threw Discus t21 Peet ~ inches
New York. n. Yin the junior
events OF the National Track and
Field championships of the Amateur
Athletic union at Travers island. NJ
H. Griffin. of Chicago. won the discus
throw At 121 feet IL inches.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13
Prominent Speakers at Barbecue.

Two thousand persons were present
at the Indianola barbecue. The dis
inguished guests of the occasion were
John Sharp Williams, T. T. Noel, Z
n Thomas and Earl Brewer: W. n.
Nash, candidate for lieutenant-gov-
ernor. and Z J. Smith, candidate for
auditor.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Charles W. Williams was found dead
In the road between Bonneville and
Rienzi- Il Is supposed he died of heart
failure Mr.. Williams was ~ years
old. native of Tishomingo county,
and q Confederate veteran
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

A farmers convention was held al
Seminary and thousands of farmers
from the surrounding country heard
the speeches of Senator T.. +. Noel.
candidate for governor, Hon ;. W.
Joiner, candidate for railroad commits
siouer for the southern district. >. ID.
NcNair. for railroad commissioner, and
w. j. Miller, for State auditor. The
Cotton Growers Association was repre-
sented 10y Hon. p. X. Whitney. who de-
livered an excellent speech to the
farmers.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13
Tax Rate Reduced

The board of supervisors OF Adams
county reduced the county tax rate one-
half mill This reduction was made
possible by the redemption of so, so
per cent bonds isxued in aid OF the
Natehez. jackson and Columbus rail-
road and issuing q like amount OF Al
per cent. bonds.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Bucharest During the
combined land and sea maneuvers at
Constennz. a boat load Of soldiers,
members OF battalion Of chasseurs.
was capsized- Eleven privetes and
one officer were drowned.
bsttieship For Home Stations
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Washington. d. C---The navy de-
partment has decided to concentrate
all the battleships in tie navy on the
home stations. and 10 replace those
On the Asiatic station with zrnored
cruisers.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Hot Springs. Arkansas--The ex-
scutive committee Of the Southern
Cotton association. which considered
the charge OF Specializing In futures
made against Secretary Richard
Cheatham. has exonersted Chatham
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

The Newton county board Of super
visors has abandoned the idea of build
ing a new courthouse There Is some
.alk nov of creating a new county from
north Jasper and Newton counties.
there being sufficient territory in the
counties of Jasper and Newton to form
thra.. .-Duufis<
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13
Minimum Price Of Cotton.

Hot Springs. Arkansas--
The executive committee OF the
Southern Cotton association. in
session here. fixed 1oc as the
price for which cotton should
be sold this year
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

The fees for corporation charters for
August were sl.ss. which Is ahead Of
the average by 500 at least.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13
Greenville's Cotton Receipts.

The receipts OF cotton in Greenville
for the season just closed amounted to
only io.oS5 bales, the lowest for years.
The crop in the territory from which
Greenville receives the bulk of it, cot
ton was the shortest las, year known in
fifteen years
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13
si.ser. win Play Fer championship

Sisters Win Pay Fcr championship.
Cincinnati. Ohio - In the semi
finals in the trfstate tennis tourney.
Miss Florence Sutton beat Miss Mar
iorie Dodd In straight sets. 60. 6-t-
Miss Sutton will play her sister May.
to-day for the championship
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

London The following
amounts OF bullion we're Withdrawn
for shipment from the bank OF Eng
land: To the continent. f2s.e 600; to
Constzntinopie. s1e0.oo0: South
America. El90ee. and United States.
E4s3.0oo- During the past week
bullion in the bank decreased e5o3.-
7S7-
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13
Death Of Ma Willis.

Mrs Margaret t. Willis. aged q,
died at Bovina. Warren county The
deceased was very prominently con-
nected. She was the widow of Capt
Bryant Willis. who resided near yicks-
burg until his death in ISIS. Mrs.
Willis was the mother of Mrs Bishop
Galloway.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Chicago. nj Trial OF tho
charges against the various packing
companies under indictments alleging
. combination In restraint OF trade and
commerce has been postponed until
November TO-
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Property is much in demand a.
Grenada, and the town is looking for
ward to a fine business this fall.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

London The rate OF dis
count Of the Bank Of England remains
unchanged. At ia per cent
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Mayor OF Kansas City, kas- Resigns.
Kansas City. No. Mayor
Rose Of Kansas City. Kas-. called .
meeting Of the common council TO
convene this afternoon to act upon
his resignation.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Washington. ID. C--Statement OF
the treasury balances in the general
fund exclusive of the Si5e .e90. .oos gold
reserve shows: Available cash bal
ances. SEQ. .5e7 .sss. Gold coin and
bullion. slos. ESQ: gold certificates.
Ss5,sIs. 900.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13
At o~ens,Ilie.

ouensvii.e. lndianA-A distinci
earthauzke shock lasting 1--WE seconds
was fsit here
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Clarence Cullens. Of Union county.
killed female wildcat that measured
"A inches fror tip to tip. and Was l.
inches Liga-
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Domestic Tragedy n the Vicinity Of
Richmond, No.

Richmond. Mo.-Walter Endslee, son
of Col. L d. Endslee, Of Ray county,
was shot and killed on the public high
way near here last night by John
Glass, his father-in-lsw. The men had
not been on friendly terms. Endslee
was unarmed and died almost immedi-
ately. After the shooting Glass drove
on, leaving the body lying in the road
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

London Capt John Low,
Who served on the confederate cruiser
Alabama. died Thursday in Liverpool
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13
The Eject In Wall Street.


New York The stock mar
ket showed some stimulating effect
from the order OF the treasury de-
partment permitting deposit OF gov
eminent funds with national banks
against engagements Of gold for i'm
port The effect was moderate. partly
owing to the fact that the call money
market did not show the expected re
taxation as a result OF the news. As
the measure Of relief does not become
operative until next Monday. no actu-
al increase Of banking resources vas
Immediately supplied. No actual steps
were announced to take advantage OF
the facilities promised by the secre-
tary OF the treasury to help the gold
movement No doubt is felt among
bankers. however. that . considerA
BILE inward movement OF xoId will
follow The use OF government de-
engagements OF gold made By the
banks either before or after the going
into effect OF the order Gold In tran,
sit To New York next Monday will
give to the eonsignees the right to the
use Of government funds until its ar
rival as we'll as the gold engaged on
or after that date. The order makes
no restrictions on the time that may
be required for the receipt Of the
gold IL il has been actually engaged
or shipped.
This would make II feasible to buy
gold in Australia. Japan or even IN
South Africa. and make the proceeds
available for use n New York from
the date of purchase without expense
for interest charges while the bullion
Is in transit The arrangement is the
same as that In force last April, with
the exception of restriction against
what seemed abuses of the prices at
that time II was supposed that some
of the recent accumulation Of gold in
London by undisclosed agencies has
been for New York account, In ex-
pectation of the treasury action which
has been taken In that case such
sums would be promptly available on
Monday. when the treasury order goes
into effect for use in New York
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13
London Brokers Cautious

London Prices on the
stock exchange were fairly steady. but
the further Withdrawals of gold for
the United States had q weakening ef-
feet on consols. Discount brokers
were acting cautiously. owing to the
American demand for gold
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Berlin On the boursa
Americans advanced
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Preparations for the Mississippi In
dustrial Exposition to be held in Jack
son from Nov to 10. inclusive, are
well under way. and everything will be
in readiness when the gates are thrown
open The fair promises to be larger
and better than ever before. II is ex-
pected that 6o.o00 or 1900 visitors
will be present this year.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Several OF the State papers have
commented on the article in this de-
psrfmens some weeks since in which il
was urged that ouly the very ables,.
safest and best men in every way be
elected to the legislature and as super
visors next year These are most i'm
portant departments of government
and demand the best OF material in
their makeup. Look to il that the best
material available Is selected to ill
these places
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

West Point will join the procession
by erecting a handsome monument TO
the memory Of her Confederate dead,
the design having been selected and
the contract let This is q fitting
memorial to the memory Of our heroes
who passed away in that memorable
struggle. and it is the hope Of the writer
to live TO see every courtyard in the
State so marked.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Silver Creek. at the junction Of the
Gulf and Ship Island and the Missis-
sippi Central, is showing . wonderful
amount Of prosperity. The two new
roads and an excellent farming coun-
try surrounding it assures the building
of an importan; trade and commercial
center. The citizens are vide awake
to the possibilities and are going after
al that Is coming to them
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Another large woodworking plant,
which II = sid employs something like
40 men, Is knocking ct the doors of
Charleason Tor admittsnce- The new
railroad being built to that place has
certainly given . great impetus to
trade and general activity An i'm
mense uooa-working plant Is already
under construction, and should this
second one cons In we may look for the
|. populnsion Of Tallshatchieis capital
NV % increase BY leaps and bounds
,n&u 4 = : fuIl-aedged city.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Hazlshurst will have several trade
days some time during this month. ar
ranRements for which are fast being
perfected The good people Of that en-
terprising place appreciate the fact
that In this day and time they must hus-
sle for AL they get, and are, Of course,
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Aparsy of wealthy Chicago people
are investigating the feasibility Of
planting a large pecan orchard at some
point in the State. preferring this TO
others II they locate several thousand
acres will be planted and crops grown
between the trees or other fruit planted
alternately until the pecans begin to
bear. There are . number of especially
large orchards in the State now and
more are being planted from year to
year.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

The Lambert Mirror continues tc
publish list Of what the town has,
with . supplemental list Of what is
needed. This is a good plan The man
seeking location can, by glancing at
the local paper, tell just what is al
ready there and what is needed.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

The King Cotton Plow Co. has been
organized at Clarksdale with . capital
Of sp. .ooo for the purpose Of manufac-
turing plows and general farm imple-
ments. Aud why not? We produce
the greater portion Of the raw material
necessary and have the marke, for the
finished article: then why not make
them here and keep the money si
home? There is every reason why this
enterprise should be great suecsss.
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

Not daunted BY the loss of an inn
mense oyster Territory to Louisiana by
recent decision Of the United States
supreme court, the State will develop
the beds which are undisputedly ours
and are Of the best in the world In
Pascagoula bay 5000 barrels Of shells
have already been planted this season
and the work Of putting down an addi-
tional n. 1000 was commenced few days
since By psoperiy fostering the in
dustry the business viii nos seriously
suGer from the courts decision
Oxford eagle., 1906-09-13

J. n Lindsey, president Of the South
ern Truckgrovers' League at Laurel,
recently shipped . Watermelon to friends
In the North that weighed Il pounds.
The crop has beea exceptionally good
ii thai section, and it is likely that
melens we're produced that would have
crowded tho l00-pound mark pretty
close Mississippi is truly watermelon
State
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