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Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01
HER SENTENCE COMMITTED


Jefferson City. Mo. Governor
Folk has committed the sentence Of
Ollie Roberts. Of St Louis. serving a
sentence OF Is years On conviction Of
murder in the second degree. that she
may be used as witness in the prose-
cutior Of charges Of graft in the ST
Louis police department She has de-
parted for St Louis
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01
Big Store for Meridian.

Is l. positively announced that Me-
ridian i to have in the Immediate
future large department. store. in
six-story up-to-date building. TO be
erected on lot which has been par-
chased for slo.ooo by the Pi,tsburg De-
velopsaea: Company.
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

St Louis. No.-vaISe Capore. /.
Greek. =. Is in the city hospital. ard
may die Florenxio Quinio. 4 FiIipE
no. II. used a razor on the Greek. cut.
ting his throat The doctors believe
the Greek will die.
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01
SHOT AND KILLED BY WIFE


Kansas City. Mo Edward
Drogmund. leader Of the orchestra Of
a Kansas City (kas.l theater. was shot
and Killed here. Tuesday afternoon. at
81 East Seventeenth street. by his
wife. who fired two shots at him The
couple had been separated Tuesday.
Drogmund called on his wife while she
was visiting friend They qaarreled
and the woman shot her husband He
died before any one reached him and
Mrs. Drogmuna fed She was arrested
ia.er.
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

Willemssad, Curacao ao--Advices re-
ceived here from Venezuela are to the
effect that President Castro says be will
humble Frame. break up the Monroe
doctrine, clear out the French from
Venezuela, and then start for the Amer
leans, Englishmen and Germans. who,
he declares. are worse than Chinese.
He Is reported as saying that he viii
clear the country Of Foreigners He j.
very bitter against Americans who. he
saws, are after his country The popu-
lace is yearning for an American pro-
tectorate for the sake Of humanity.
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01
he DECLINES THE HONOR
Pr~std~st MITCHELL OF the Miae
worker. D~~tis~s . D~sse~rstte
Nsatsasiea for cesxr~.s

New York John Mitchell
president ot the United Mine Workers
u America. received telegram from
Peoria. ILL., in which he vas
offered the democratic nomination for
congress To represent that district Nr.
Mitchell Immediately replied to the
committee. then in session in Peoria.
declining the n0uirafiou He stated
that he would nos areept any political
offiee while head OF the mine workers.
Nr. Mitchell lives at Spring Valley. Ill
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

Springfield. iIL-The state su-
preme court Thursday ir the c1ss Of
the Martin KiRgmau estate decided that
resiGuary Ieszeies must bear their
share OF the Inheritance tar immesi-
ately after death Of the testltOr and
not at the end OF the period Of trust
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01
Mi..i..ippi Mill. Again in Operation.

Judge Niles OF the Federal Court
started again the wheels OF the great
Mississippi Mills at Wc,-on, now in
the hands Of a receiver, when he au-
thorixesi the Issuance OF sloo. go in GER
tificates of Indebtedness. Il was sst
forth that the mills now have ou hand
about siot,oo worth Of goods in course
Of manufacture and like sim repre-
sentsd IN finished goods ready for mar
ket- The certificates will be used for
immediate operation expenses.
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01
OMAHA WOMEN IoNloMANT


Omaha Seh. More than
tas os the most prominent women in
omohs adopted resolutions protesting
against the verdict in the ease Of Pat
Grove. who was. last week. acquitted
of the charge Of rubbins z A csIdahy
Of ss5.eao through the kidnaping Of the
latter's son. Ave years ago. This Is
said to be the preliminary TO a general
mass mee-sins of citizens 20 take sim
liar action-
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

A permanent organization of the
Kings Daughters Circle has h.ren per
fceted At Greensosi. The membership
Of the circle l. - to begin with. which
will soon NJ more than doubled \
irst-eia~s hospital will he erected by
The circle a. -pou a. prarticsbl.-
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

New York Joseph Arthur.
the playwright. died here Tuesday. aged
81 years. He wrote The Still Alarm. .
Blue Jeans ard The Cherry Pick
ers.- plays that enioyed long runs. Mr..
Arthur Was born in Indiana. and in
early life WAS q minstrel.
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

The regular term ~ thu ehanr~rv
court foe the Fir>t IudicIal district of
Tallahatehie county. which was tn havs
opened at Charleston on Feb. ". was
changed to March I. on account Of the
circuit court for the Second distriet
being in session on the & irst named date.
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

Washington D., c. - The battlesh.p
Oregon. which has seen an extended
service in Asiati- waters. Is nox en-
rorte to San Francisco. where. after
unloading her stores. she will be sert
IN the Bremerton yard for an overhaul
Ing
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01
New Electric Railway.

Gov Narianan has issued pru,lA-
nation regarding charter for she Cor
inth and Shiloh Electric Railway Com
pany. The purpose Of this company Is
To build and equip an electric line fron
the city ot Co<inth to the shiloh battle
park, and a capital stock of sd, 90 i
subscribed
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

East ST. Louis. III. = Mrs
Josephine Erhardt. aged 81. died a few
hoars after the death Of her husband.
Michael Erhardt. aged rs They were
buried together Wednesday. They were
well known. and had resided In this city
for a numbe. Of year.
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

Huntington. W. vz--Bauling Nel-
son. who is spending few days in the
mountains At Blue Sulphur near here,
was painfully bruised in stopping =
runaway to-day. but rescued Mrs Frank
Howard with her TWO children Mrs.
How ard had taken the children for .
drive. and the horse becoming fright
e1ed. bolted and ran As the runaway
ne=r-d Nelson he leaped for the horses
ssssrk and sneceeied in Shipping il after
he had been dragged considerable
distance The bruises are nos serious.
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01
Pushing the Line.

Active measures are being taken to
finance the electric road from Corinth
TO the Tennessee river. There seems
to be no difficulty about getting the
necessary funds to put this road through
before the end Of this year.
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

Springfield. H. The Unite1
Nine Workers Of Illinois unanlmousI,
inGorset the action Of the national con-
vention Of Indianapolis in demandiu.;
an increase Of iel=- per cent over ths
Present scale
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

The retail merchants Of vicksbury
have organized an association with the
view of increasing trade with neighbor-
ing communities. The plan ! To pay
railroad fares of all purchasers Of .
given amount Of goods.
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01
Castro n Cigarette uaxnat~.

Caracas. venezueia-The Castro
government has created a monopoly Of
the manufacture Of cigarettes. obligins
all manufacturers 10 Join n trust. in
which President Castro and his friends
have acquired the lions share.
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

Boston Mrs Julia Ward
Howe Is III AT the home Of her daugh.
ter. Mrs John Elliott. s4i Beacon
street Owing to her advanced age. her
friends feel concerned over her eondi-
tion-
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

Washington. n. C.. Dezied by his
constituents in Oaio a denomination as
Congressman. Ge.I- C. II. Grosvenor. al
20. after having served with distinction
20 years in congress. will probably
seek ciplomati: appointment
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

''Not if IL was offered me on a silver
platter would ! accept the nomination
for the goTernorship.r emphsticaiIy
said State Revenue Agent Writ Adams
when asked the question There has
been considerable talk TO the eject thas
Mr.. Adams would enter the rare, bus
tAb be declares 70 be uufounded- :
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

New Ycrk.-wkile returning from
the Metropolitan opera house early
Tuesday morning to his home at Bath
Beach. Alberto Campo. a weil-to-do
tailor. was killed and his body thrown
beside y barn His throat was cut and
his body bore four stab wounds.
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

Chapman. kas- Rev ]. r.
Leary. chaplain in chief Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic. died here.
"Wednesday night. after a long Illness.
aged 81 years He was born at Ogdens-
burg. n. Y
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

New Dreams. La-The stzts
board Of health has adopted quarantins
regulations ard decided that the re.
strietions against Cuhz and the Central
American ports should become enec.
tive on March Is
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

Washington. ID. C.-The marriage
Of Miss Hilcegarde MeKenna. youngest
daughter Of Associate Justice and Mrs.
Nekenna. TO John Legge,t Pultz. oc-
CURED here. Wednesday, at the horSe Of
the bride
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01
Mississippi Legislature


Frs~nds Of the eiecti.e iuiieiarv
ameuiment resolution laeked ave votes
Of Assing enough To pass the concurrent
re~osutson -ent over from the House. the
Note. after hours of sp~erhmaking. stand
Ins ) TO Il, AMI lacking . quintette of
ayes % Constitute a two-thirds ma :
F'ritv for the measure in order to carry
IL c"a~titutionslly.
Chapter Nc. 90, which Was reported
from TIE House --the chapter on inter
CT COS taken Sp. and the very first
sscsira that defining the legal rate oi
in,err>e. stirred up dissenxios- This s>e-
tion rsnds ~ follows:
'S~~tion gees. Legal rates The lrxAs
rate 4 interest on all note aecouuts and
eontrs-ts shall he per eentum PR an
nun. but contract may be made in
writing for therT~yment Of . rate Of
iatessxl - gveS- As 10 PR eeutum pes
snrums ard Il greater rate ct inter
e-f tiae 10 p~r cent. shall b. stipulated
fnr ~ lee~ived in any case, interest shall
b. fgri tied. and may be recovered back,
vhethes The CONTRACT is executed or 81.
syutory but this sevtisn shall not apply
T. a builiing aud loan association domi
Gle 10 this State, dealing With its mem
bsrs saiy.-
The house had voted to strike out the
batter clause OF the <s~tson. nc that pus>
az exsmpsin< buiLiinx and bosn ssso-
eiatlons from the operation ef tho anti
usury rate law. The senate eomnistes
ss~zzmemg~i non -cvururrcnr< and offer
ed IL eliminated clause - an amend
n.nt-
After the debate on the subi~rt had
Fr'evv.,-,i for some time. the amendment
ras pat 10 q vote. to be defeated By
ss.i majcsity. The effect Of this i
that builing and loan association.
vhether fareixn or domestic. must come
un'ier tho same footing in regard Ia
sNs~ssive interest, or greater than 10 PR
erns. a, any others, individuals OF cor
l"ratisr<
tSau pguvriinx for an amendment to the
eos-'iiatiea. prcviding that after its
asiepsHan BY the people no measure fos
,ae PurF>e Of giving gr.tuiti~s Of any
kinsi saail &c pa~-cd BY the Legislature,
sH1thstanslinx two-thiris Of the elevt-
nr~>su,stises vote therefor.
u to p>rnit f-~ign OF non
pnrations e. secure charter
Nd charter IN Mis-i<sippi
ue BY Mr.. F&ri<y and
,Ppo~ikhsn- The aet con-
any cnrpor~tssn whih il
charter IN znvs other State
msy gnalfy for dsm~~ti<a
siS-ippi BY appiyinx for char
he same r~z1atisa- as ths~s
corporations erganixe& IN the
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

Loudcr- The correspondent
Of the Daily Telegraph at Toxic says
that hre in the town Of Tairz. % miles
soathsast Of FuknshImz. destroyed s0e
huusss and caased the death OF u per
sons
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

Philadelphia Pa Mrs Jack
Gardner. heroiLe Of four novels and
Boston's nost picturesque rieS woman.
has added her denial to the rumor that
she was engaged to marry Congress
laan Rourke Cochrzr-
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01

The farmers of Ksmper county srs
diligently ., vork prspariRx ior -
Other crop.
Oxford eagle., 1906-03-01


corporations oryanirr4 IN the
a Mr. Eiixhtowxr called up the
/S<rEnltur-l Department. ball. whsh wzs
kh hefore tAr ><natr and read secticn
by s~~tisu-
The proposition - have the tax s~~<--
s orxs Il the several cvHnti<s eell<~s the
oinning statistics to b. furni~Assi the
esmnat~~sou<r un.tze the bal created ~ouss
opPs-itbon- S>nAtors hehiirx that while
- asersW Assessor y all right az valu-
- Property. wh~u il ccmr % xaxh<ring
. data ~ msx<f ~ AZ . diadvsntHxe
V d~esi-d TO try the pia. isr fAe
no years. AZ hrast. and BY that
xpsrs<nr~ viii prove What Is the
whether through eounty efHe~r or
pessal t<puty s<i<~ted fog Just that
eAf tins tanRssre some spsr~ was in
<<t~t into the proc~~ssings By the intro
4u<tscn Of . Senate bill. without number.
~ J@lgc Thxx~her Of Ckxihcrue. entitled
- art 10 enxsarag~ matrimsny. pr~veat
11rtsnx IN n prvmi>eross way AMI To pre-
vent race suicide Senator TkraShsr sux
4 gs<ted that il be referred 10 the Cou-
nittse On Internal Improvements, a 81
lres committee To be designated by the
chair. but witksu. formal mesioa the
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Arizona republican., 1906-03-03
OF LOCAL INTEREST

GONE TO TEMPE-Governor and
 Mrs. Kibbey visited the normal school
 at Tempe yesterday. remaining in the
 south side town with friends all night
 PHONE FIXED-The telephone line
 to Roosevelt. which has been out of
 order for a week, has been repaired and communication was opened again yesterday
 ST. PATRICKS BALL-The local Icountrymen of the late St. Patrick are
 arranging for a ball in the Hardwick theater on the night or March IT in honor O. his memory
 MINISTER'S CONFERENCE Phoenix Ministers conference will hold its semi monthly meeting on Monday at Il a. m., in the study Of the First
 M F.. church Visiting and resident ministers of the gospel cordially invit- ed to be present
 A YOUNG MAN ABOUT TOWN Judge Johnstone yesterday had before him five offenders Joe Martin paid
 a fine of S5 and John Doe $7 for dis
 turbing the peace. A. Luna P. Morales , and A. Cordova each went to jail for seven days for a similar offense The John Doe arrest was of young mal about town who became involved in a quarrel in the red light district.
 BRAVE RAILROAD MAN-Conduc- tor Dougherty of the Tombstone Southern fast ore train running from the big shaft to the mill, saved tne ! life of a Mexican. who was standing on the track and in imminent danger of being run over. By the prompt and | heroic act of Dougherty, himself talk . ing a great risk, he showed the Mexi- can from the track just as the ore train reached him.
 SORELY TEMPTED - Most any other man than pr. J. C. Norton would either lose his religion altogether or at least try changing his place of wOr- i few months he has had a fifty dollar bicycle stolen from the Presbyterian church while he was inside. The police are watching out for the thief Previously the doctor has recovered his wheel and he is confident ne Will 1 have as good fortune this time. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner Preaching at Il 9. m. and 7:30 D. m. Morning subject, "The Memorial Life. :. Evening subject "A Life Well Pleas ! ing to God" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m; Junior union at 8 D. m.; Baptist Young Peoples union at 6:30 D. m. Subject What is True Happiness? ?' Leader, Phil c. Ensign. Special music at morning and evening services. Christian Culture Study class Monday
Arizona republican., 1906-03-03
In Your Gas RdnQe

all mean good money wasting away. At the first evidence of something all- ing, you should send for us. We re- pair pipes, gas ranges and do all man ner of plumbing work carefully, quick ly and most economically. We make T speciality of modern sanitary plumb ing. Our reputation for reliability and skillful work has been earned by the honest and conscientious way in which we do a job, be it ever so small
Arizona republican., 1906-03-03

A. c. Baker are visiting friends in Yuma.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-03

Mrs. Shirley Christy is confined to her home suffering from a slight ill., ness.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-03
There's a Leak

in your household expense account if your plumbing is defective. The drip at the faucets, the waste in a loose closet trap, or the leakage of gas around the valves
Arizona republican., 1906-03-03

cHEVIoT sHIRTINGs-about 800 yards of these, 2 inches wide, ln blue grounds with n".c stripes gen. orally sold at 1Oc. Special to- RC
Arizona republican., 1906-03-03
Ticking

HEAVY BLUE AND WHITE TICKING-32 inches wide, extra stout and featherprOof, never sold for less than 16 1-2c. For TQ
 one day only. yard. .....-.... lot
Arizona republican., 1906-03-03


 TWO RUNAWAHS - Phoenix. place where runaways are common, was more. than usually lively yester day with them. About noon a horse to the Wakelin Grocery com pany standing in the alley near to the store became frightened at some pass ing object and ran west for several finally changing his course and back towards the city. His re- turn trip was made on Van Buren and when he reached Center he turned south cOlliding with a runabOut stand ing in front of the Club stables. The runabOut was very badly damaged, but the entanglement brought the runaway to a standstill. Later in the afternoon a second runaway started opposite the Holmes building and running south on First avenue tore several wheels off the wagon to which the horse was hitched. Later he ran west on Jeffer- son and was not recovered for several hours. Both O. the horses had been unbridled and were being fed when they started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-12
MILK IS
ALRIGHT

MIX Inspector Woodcock report
ed the results Of hia recent lrgestl-
cation II condensed milk and cream
10 the board OF health today. and
the figures ~ the analysis submit
ted BY city Chemist Jacobson show
cd that out 0f ten different samples
which were tested every one were
above the requirements as regards
butter fat.
Two or three fell a very little low
~ IN the amount ~ total solids than
the Law requires. but it vas 10 such
slight degree that they were pass
cd upon faforably In ali cases
where the total solids were off
shade the other component parts
were enough above the required fig
ure 70 give a safe average
The result OF the examinations
and the amount Of tbs butter fat
was reported 10 the board az fol-
lows. Star cream. 77g. Pacific
brand. 75s. Carnatlon. 1866 Ore
gon Grape 77z: Pioneer. Ts7. ".
Charlea. SIG. Boycott. 7s2: st.
Heieus. TC1. Rose. SOB. Bordena.
$50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-12
FATHER COUPON
UNDER ARREST

ST PETERSBURG, March IA
Father Coupon was nrrentea today.
upon The eve ~ an inquiry which he
demanded into charges az his lahor
efEanisetien being Subsidized BY the
government. The minister Of rom-
n~ree sNouetutes Father Coupon.
bat enemies declare that the priest
arranged the arrest te make the
people believe tho MUyrrnment h
pefueeutinE him.
The elections for the national as.
sembly are betting conducted III
Moscow about one third % the Zee
tory employees have refused 10 vets
and declare the elections are farce.
a. the law faxofs the rich against
the POOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-12

FOR heavy ffeiEhting 10 sound p0rta.
When built she WIS ths only one Of
her kind on the sound She has
passed through the hands OF many
owners, al present being controlled
by the Mitchell. Lewis 4 Biayof In
tereats Of this city. Captain ] n.
Mccullough IL master OF the Trans
port She has crew OF ~ men.
For time yesterday much APP
pfahension was esst f0f the steamer
beiiiuRham Of the Straits Steamship
company. One report reached the
city that she was seen drifting down
the straits Mlih her mast gone and
apparently disabled The wires 10
Pert Angeles ~ thia critical time
broke doau, ana tho steamship
company wired It's agent ut Port
Townsend. n T. TibbaiH. Jr. 70 send
tugs 20 the uellinEham'a aid. Two
tugs we're Immediately dispatched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-12
Thief DID
NOT WAIT

An unknown burglar xas pat to
flight at an early hour yesterday
morning by Or H. r.. Henderson.
who started 10 investigate the noise
which the Intruder wa making IN
his residence. 1871 Twelfth Nv.
south.
Il was about , 30 O'Clock Ia the
morning when the doctor was awAk-
ened by the noise Of some onr NOV
Ing around In the front of his resi-
dsnco. AZ he walked down the
steps tho burglar evidently heard
him. for he suddenly deeamped
through the front door and succeed
81 In makiag hia escape
An Investigation showed that the
thlof had opened the front door
with a pksicf0n hey. SO far a.
known no articles Of value we're
taken. A report was made TO the
police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-12
BELL.INGHAM' s
ROUGH TRIP

PORT TOWNSEND. March IA
The steahar Beiiinshnm reached
port thiH morning under her own
steam. SITTER one - the most peril
ous trips Ia her history. Hhe struck
q gnir Saturday after leaving Port
AnHeles. ana made slow progress.
The sea was too rough 20 land at
Crescent ana Gettysburg. and she
.faffiad II passengers Tor those
points on 20 Ciaiiam bay orr Get
tYsbHfg CA Saturday afternoon the
firrtnpmaat broke aud. going over
beard. carried the away the jlh.
Upon reaching Cisllam the vessel
cpuid not lay Al the dock. but an
ckor~d IN the stream. Hhe dragged
her anchsr t~icc dariug the night.
alta finally started back 10 Port An
grlsa. but u Vas stu too rpaEh TO
land al Crescent or arityHharE
Waterman Brevsn was washed over.
hsard IN Cisiiam bay. but vas f.s-
cued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-12
Only One Place

There's only one place in Seattle
where you can get high class house
hold drugs ~ genuine cut prices.
and that ~ Barteil's big drug store.
on End Az between Cherry and
James Both the goods and this
prices Will bear the closest inspec-
ton. Here are a few cut prices
for Tuesday. Sulphur and Cream
Tartar. mixed ready fOr taking. T.
ounce bottles. Zoe: Coeoanut OF. ls-
ounce bottles. 23c: Pure Yaseline. l.
pound boxes. 19c. White Vaselins.
i-pound boxes. 2sc: Naptha Soap.
Zoe bars. SC, Crystal Bath Sea Salt.
s-pOund sacks. 23c. Red Cross Skin
Soap. &c bars. Ice. = "s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-12
DAKOTA SAILS

Az noon today the Dakota sailed
Tor the Orient with every hatch
FILLED 10 tbs deck with freight aud
with 100 passengers. General Nesfn,
former Seattle postmaster, called
on the Dakota far a tour through
the Orient y. n Smith. manager
Of the 81. Anthony and Dakota
grain companies Of Minneapolis.
which owns and contruls $50 grain
elevators along the Great Northern
railway. goes for The purpose Of iu-
Qalrlnk Into trade conditions Mira
L y. Peters IL passenger for
Shanghai. where she viii ioin her
husband. Eixht midahipmsn also
take passage en- the Dakota. koing
10 their respective stations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-12
STEAM ScHOONERS
MAY TAKE FRISCO RUN

There II a report going the rounds
% transportation circles that a new
company will soon be oEsratlng
steam Hchooneru between Seattle
and san Francisco Tho person
credited with backing the enter
prise IL Nell-known steamship cap
ilalist Of this city and a former
lighteraEc man Interested In Noms
transportation.
The steam schooner business be
tween this city and san Francisco
h gradually BEING Developed 10
great extent CHreOea are on hand
at this port Tor all steamers now In
the ooaatwise trads and return car
goes are already going begging from
the southern terminus