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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-08

fore trial The rule has always been that be
good until shown to be bad. Under the modern
injunction process STATUTES ARE SUSPEND
ED ARBITRARILY notion and the state IN
officers enjoined by federal authority from @
enforcing the mandates Of sovereign aassa#
s Il may be that after YEARS Of litigation and
after the necessity the has passed away
the court will declare it good.
Since these njuncions usually issued =
matter Of course and continue until the tried
which is generally several years, THIS PRAC -
HICE VIRTUALLY PUTS in THE HANDS OF IA RAIL
ROAD, FOR INSTANCE, THE. VETO POWER Of any legisa
ton it does not like
NO GOOD CITIZEN DESIRES RAILROADS.
THAT DEVELOP "a COUNTRY AND ARE IMPORTANT FAC
TORS IN THE STRUGGLE HUMAN PROGRESS
AL MUST RECOGNIZE. REGULATES
AND THAT THE STATES SHOULD SUE
JEcTs OF THEIR REHEvoLENcE
WISE 70 TRUST TO THE REnEvolENcE THE OWNER
MONOPOLY. #Es. s#s@
Yet to this HUMILIATING position Of the states
reduced today through federal These railroads obtain
their charters, which give them life the They
Of eminent domain from the The protect their
through police and militia THEY SHOULD BE SUB
jet TO STATE LAWS THAT ARE CONSTITUTIONAL
AND FAIR.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-08

limit the actual power Of the States nevertheless practical
would have A POTENT INFLUENCE IN PREVENTING M
PROPER LEGISLATION BY the and bring laws
harmony with national laws.
Moreover inclined anticipate adiudicaons BY
in the future, will ~ the principles
announced and the authority upheld GREATLY RESTRICT the
practical field Of control
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-08-08
b Governor JOSEPH ". FOLK Of raissour,.

Nowhere federal encroachent the rights the
marked than IN the WHOLESALE MULTIPLICATION OF STATE
LAWS BY FEDERAL INJUNCTION without hearing and be-
fore trial The rule has always been that presumed be
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
censeerstes BY Royalty.

The emperor's great bell in the c.
thedr2l q Cologne was cousecratesi
Sith great pOmp- Twenty-Five cznuuus
taken from the French were assigned
by the Emperor William for its manu-
factgre Il vas cast By Andrezs
H2nu Franksughal. and more than
5el9 pounds vas paid for the casting
X bears an inscription. recording
that William the most august en-
peror o. the Germans and king of the
Prussians. mindful of the heavenly
help granted 10 him whereby L eon-
Quoted the late French var 20 = Prus-
peruus issue. and restored the German
empire. caused ca1aoz taken from the
French TO be devoted TO founding 4
bell 10 be huns II the wonderful ca
thedr7l. then approaching compile
Jioa- 4 likeness Of ST Peter. the
name patron Of the church. Is On tie
side. beneath which is q quzsrain in
the style Of the medieval coucelts.
praying that. as deyour hearts rise
heavenwzrc NJ hearing the sound OF
the bell 50 may the 6oorkeepe-- OF
Heaven open wide the gates Of the c.
lestial mansion On the opposite side
IS Inscribed sextes in Ger-an-S1n-
day Magazine.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
TALK WITH ORCHARD
CHEF WITNESS FOR STATE SUB.
MITs INTERVIEW.
NE GUARDS HIS FAMILY HISTORY
Says He Sls Been Asyxood's Friend
and Hss No Premise Of
Immunity.

Boise. Idaho. May i5.-Mystery sur
rounding the identity Of Harry Or
ohart. Nho Is 10 be the chief witness
for the state in the Haywood. Meyer
AID Pctiihone trials. was deepsned
fa-hcr fnaa cleared - 4 result Of Gov
Goodiag's personally conducted excur.
sion TO the state peniteEtiary Thurs
day evening The party Included a
tew newspaper men. whO were told TO
ask anything you please. bat nothing
about the point AT issue. the S;ernen-
berg murder
The correspondents saw Orchard for
about h1lf an hour. The famous Wit
ness for the state In the Haywood.
Meyer et al cases Is 20 re,r< old.
weighs probably 40 pounds. is feet
2 inches tall. broad shonlcercd. blonde
complexion. reddssh-5roNu ulusfache
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

D OAZ vas absent from Bethlehem
u al the time OF the .turn OF Naomi
and her danshter-in-laW. Ruth. but o.
his reaching home this bit OF news
was among the first to reach his earS
for the tOSnspeople had not vet ceased
20 gossip concerning the event. in fact
he had scarcely E2inei the gate OF his
village before he Wzs surrounded hv
group Of neighoors Who poured into
his interested ear al the sfory OF
Naomis life and misfOrtunss In the
land OF Moab. and Of her having lost
husband and sons there. and of her re-
turn in soTr0~ aEA poverty 10 the old
home she had lefs over ten years b
fore
-Ehmelech might better have taken
your advice and stayed in Beshlehen.~
calculated one. as the story was tn
ished
Yes responded Bozz. sadly 1
have often wished that he had listened
TO me and been content 70 remain
From What you tell me. he could not
have Jared worse had he done %
Elimelech and his txo sons dead and
only Naomi left he repeated. half 10
himself. meditatively. And What Of
Naomi he added. after a few min
utes' pause. as his thoughts turned
from the dead to the living You szv
she has brought a McabitiSh woman
with her.
Yea. her daughter-in-Izx. Ruth.
wife OF IahlOn- And they do say she
is devoted TO the old lady. but some
strange motive must have brought her
from her country and her people. for
Naomi hath nothing 10 offer her. In
fact il does seem that her coming
makes Naomfs lot the harder. for
there is one more mouth TO feed.
Everyone is talking about the matter.
Was il not folly enough that Nzorlfs
sons should have married contrary TO
the Zaw Of Israel. and now must we
have constant reminder OF their sin by
the coming into our midst Of this
Moahitish woman
But did Naomi urge her TO GOMEZ
asked Boaz-
Nc admitted the other: 1t seems
that both daughtsrs-in-law started 10
return with her. when she rebuksd
them and bade them return TO their
homes and their people and their gods
This. Orphs- the wife OF Chilioa. did.
but Ruth elung to her uother-ia-lzw.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
Back f-or, the Phinpurnes.

san Francisco. Cai-The sth init
ed States cavalry regiment. Col
II. p Kinssbury commanding. which
has been on duty IN the Philip
pines for the last ,Eo years. returned
on the army transport Thomas. The
headquarters band and two squadrons
viii 20 to Fort Robinson II one, and
one squadron will 20 70 Fort n. \.
Russell Wyo- The other squaarons
Till remain permanently al the Pre-
sidio.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
RIOT IN new YORK
BEAT STRIKE BREAKERS AND
TRY TO BURN LINER.
THEY SHOOT At SHIPS OFFICERS
tie-5o~icers. Knives ard
Pistcis Used.

Ne~ York. y. Y.-By a concerted
plan 800 Italian frcishthandlers
armed with bowiders. cotton hooks
knives and pistols. charged the rier %
the Italian line al the foot q Wes;
Thirtyfourth street The invaders
oveFpowere,i two policemen. exchanged
pistol shots with officers of a liner.
beat $50 strike-brcskers. destroyed
some freight. tried 10 set Ere 20 the
steamer Campsnia. and fought a squad
Of reserves tnr ten minutes n was
the most dexperate Sna mast eUSily
riot that has vet marked he great
strike os the 5000 Iougshuremcn
The attack cane whea Dcnlinick
Pace ana Dom.nick DcicaiL fcreneu
for Brady 1 Col hoss stevedores.
opened the 5iS iron too-s a. the West
street end ~ the pier 20 admit a
caravan of los.et trucks inside 10
Siciiiians. vh1 bad been Imported
from Phiiadelghia. were tryi-< 20 get
the consignment ca 20 .he Camnanla
and the CITY of Turin
Most o. tn rioters racad down the
pier shed. straight for the za1= pianks
of fhe Cam0Snia Frnm the hold n
hahhls - frishtenet shr.eks xas a.
reaiy iss1ins The strikebrelkers
had heard them coming. and we're he-
ginning 20 call on the saints and the
police for projection
Perhaps tLird % the invaders de-
isched themselves from the main bdsiy
and proceeded 70 do shat tamaee they
could. They ripped oren bales of
raisins. smashed crates of lemons and
tore boxes ami barrels apart. stufan=
their pockets visa vhsf ettt,cs sfes
could carry anu tramplins the rest IN.
der foot
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
GOV. eoooiNe's ACT
is CALLED CONTEMPT.

Boise. Idaho. May IA sensation
Il climax TO the action OF Gov Good
ing in personally conducting the ex-
cursion Of newspaper men 70 see Har-
~ Orchard. principal witness for the
prosecution In the trial OF VIM ID.
Haywood for the alleged murder o. ex-
Gov. Steunenberg. came Friday. when
Judge Wood denounced the matter
from the bench Judge Wood inti-
mated that it was contempt OF court.
and asked counsel what should be
lone The County Attorney was call
ID in. ard. after discussion as TO
whether the act was intended 10 In
fueace prospective Jurors. Judge
Wood ruled that the matter should be
zone into further by the county at
torrey and the governor and others
who were responsible should be pun
ishcd- This closed the incident. and
the trial proceeded
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
TRIED IN NEW YORK COUNTY.
Mutual Reserve oHi-ers' Application
fer Change es Venue Denied.

New Yo~k -Freierick 4 Barn
hanl. presiient - t-e M-fraI Re-
serTe i4fe IzsuTarce conpanv and
George d AldretEs. also an orirer %
tne COMPANY. Who are under iudict-
mfnt o1 charges 81 grand lH-cenv ani
forEerY must stand rrial in Nsu York
county An application for change q
venue made By their COUNSEL several
days aso Was denies hy supreme Court
Justice nowiinE The indictments
AGAINST Buruham and EId-idre grew
out u the recent Insurance invesrisa-
tion- Geor-e Burnham. Jr. formerly
SEVERAL counsel for the Mutuai Re
serve. Who was indicted AZ the sane
time. IS nov serving a tvo-year sen
teuoe in Sing Sine
The trirl of Freierick Buruham 3
.caeialc'r to h,sin Mo-day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
JAPAN NOT sIIenTEo.
Roosevelt Rad Ne Authority TO invlts
Prince Fushini.

Washington Diplomats IN Lon
don who declare that President
Roosevelt has slishied Japan bec1u.e
he failed TO invite Prince Fushini. a
relative of the emperor. TO the United
states. are agitated without cause
Prince Fushimi will visit Canada. but
he does not intend 70 come to the Unit
ID States. as he was here three years
ago and vas entertained as the ns-
tons guest
Prince Fushinl was not invited BE-
cause It IS not the practice % Press-
dent Roosevelt 70 invite kings. princes.
dukes and other distinguished persons
70 become the guest of the nation lie
has no authority 10 DO SO. as invita-
tions Of this Kind must b. extended hy
congress. Princes and dukes core TO
the United States without Invitations
and the only notice the government
Has ~ their coming is an Informal and
unofficial one
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

SERNONETTE.

Z whoa no, having seer. - /
q lcse.-These ~orcs 81 Peter 70
q Chrisusss refer to tire Christ.
= arc are s,risinsiy pertinent N
eoonee.len ~ita ira sscrD 81 /
tse rcr-sae- os Rgsn sro Bear.
This rcel- ara hisn-rsireed
war. 5osx. rad heard % tire
seit-saerrhce ara cesc;icn cf
Futn. tne Moaeitisa ~o--s,. ard
hAs appreciation % true socoress
ara worth hsc aroused N ma
heart ar s1-irstion. yea. a love.
~nieh esuis rave hse no ether
seq.ei tran tna; which ,nis eesa-
. ;if1i love sfcry unfoIds- ,
.; 8 a spi-aci1 thing to rave I
: . heart which IS sensitive to tire I,
= qualities es real goodness Our /
q perceptions ef worthy qualities /
q N others are Sc r,eoitec ara
q te-perec ey tire external ard 81 ,
4 rer-seiai eorcitiens % wealth !
Z ara socisl position. tns, many a
q human ros~er ef tire rarcss pur- !
Z ity ara grace ard eeau,y Is born
q 20 blush unseen ara unknown in
= the busy. oeeUpied world about
= IL IS easy 10 see tire virtues Of
. those 70 ~non ~e may lock for
. fsVorx. oUt ~e have Ii;,ie thought
= CT tire 20 spend upea tire ere
= ~ho IN his humble. nsrross ,
sphere IS living nooiy. nercieai- |
~. sueiireiy. ,
To NEST cf tire people In !
Bethlehem, Sosr,i ard Ruth were !
bu; pcor- needy unfortgnates- To !
: tire fcruner tire surprised ~or1 !
: % greeting or her return ~zs
: srosen. ara sympathy express
: ed ara then sne ~ss forgotten.
: FOR tire latter there ~as tire :
Z curious. wondering gaze os tire
: neish5crs arc friends ard to~ns- :
Z people of saoni. ard tne IN ,
4 sccsen 1u>ry as 20 ~hy sne rad :
q ccuse ard ~nss s,e rad hepe %
gaming
But 70 ere person az least IN
Bethlehem there care an apcre-
eisticn Of tire purity ard .
strength Of character ef Ruth
Ne heard ef ssorli's return. ana
beins a sinsrsn ~ her dead
: husband ne might have felt an
noy-o a. TIRE thought that her~
: vas a poverty stricken relative ,
.sN, .--s.l@ --... --.s.w - -.
: Bounty. -e heard of the corning /
= Of tire dsgshter-inls~. and ne ,
q might Rave listened 70 tire un- !
4 kindly criticism which mus. J
{ have e-en dropped as tire }
Z strange woman from a strange
9 land came into their midst What
scheme RAD sre in corinsi :
8 Whs, selfish purpose hsa sh- !
70 serve, Suspicion Of her mo !
,ises ard contempt fer ner ns- I
tionsiits and her poverty might ,
. have 50 rreJUciced MS mind as
: 20 blind ntr- 70 the rare woman
: iy virtues which sne possessed.
: 5u; mis- love fer real soo6ness ,
: was SC keen and genuine. ard .
: his hish-mindsd Judgments so ,
: free from eias and impure mo ,
: tiVes tnat ne was able 20 under ,
I stand fully ali that Ruth rad ,
4 done ard though ne rad rot ,
Z seen her. ne loved her. His sss ,
: rot a sentimental. sUpe rHeial ,
= love II ~1s s1en love as oniy ,
COED. pure. strong neart ezn ,
fe-l as q finds those qualities IN ,
snother. fer rUrity loves purity; :
goodness loves goodness.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
CUBAN INCOME GROWS.
With sis.ooocoo Lying idle. Mssoon
Is Economical.

Observation-Disclosures has been
received a. the var department
hat Governor NaSDon Is making
plans 20 carry out contracts fer exten-
s.ye railroad Improvements in Cuba
The Cuban congress passed a bil. aa-
thorizing the expenditure Of sS.eAl. 900
FOR this work.
Gov. M1goon has reduced this sum
% si.o0o.ooo and sin begin the work
In the Province OF Pinar del Rio. the
principal tobacco region. There IS
about sls.OOo. 300 now lying idle in
the Cuban Treasury. The government
income Is nov about s50o 900 monthly
In excess OF the expenditures.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

President Lewis Of the Kinds county
board of supervisors has placed himself
on record as fayoring the purchase Of
q good and reliable pack of biool-
hounds for running down criminals and
a purchase will be made as soon as the
kind Of dogs desired can be had. There
ought 10 be a pack of good dogs in
every county in the State, as much
prevention to crime as catching tia
criminal afterwards.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

ard shifty. greenish-broEn eyes. His
voice Is softly modulated
Orchard he vas asked. where is
yuuF native state
4 wouldn't care 70 say
Is your family living
Yes
Have you written them or they 20
you. outside your wife
4 have nothing to say
II vas a negative interview through
out. tha. revealed nothing. He ad-
mitted he had been u close friend OF
Haywood. a prominent labor man. but
had more or less gambled. and insist
ed he had not been pormiset fmmH-
nifty for anything he may have re-
vealed- Finally. under close question
ing. be stated he xaS born in Canada,
but declined to state where.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
Killed while Drunk

Msysville. Alabama-Ansered be
cause her son. Frank Albright had
come home urIrk and run the family
away from home By his violent ac-
tons. Mrs- Matte Connally murdered
the man by shooting with a shotgun
as be lay in a drunken stupor on his
bed Mrs Connally has been lodged
in Jail here and Charles Charied A Is
year-old boy. has been put in jail As
an accessory Albright vas a mer.
chant about 20
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
Boy Sees Mother Slain.

Chicago. In-In in bed with
measles. s-yearold Herry Niehuhr.
Tuesday nigkt saw his mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth NIehuhr. die at the hands
q Thomas Roman. a boarter and a
letter carrier. and then watched the
latter end his oxn life with two hul-
,ots, QuarVeis uith her husband over
Romans presence in the Niebuhr
home had caused the father to leave.
Il vas the voman's Efforts 20 secure
a reconciliation with her husband that
resulted in the TRAGEDY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
Tslss Get. Prs.s,,eri,n s.hsal

Tulsa / T--Ffsnry Kendall CO..
Iese % Muskosee. a PRESBYTERIAN
institute established seventeen vsars
ago. moved to Tulss by the special
committee % the synod % Indian Ter
Fi'oTy- Tulsa gave tNentv-arre ste
and 100000 70 get the school The
Nuskosee property. valued a. SIe5. 5.oga.
VII BE- sold ard ths pro-seass- made n
nucleus Of an endowment fund
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
W. o. W. Elects Officer.

Nor'oik. Na-The sovereign camp
Noodnen of the World. in bien-
nial convention here. elected the
following officers for the next two
years Commander. J. c. Root. Orna-
ha; adviser. ". W. Frazer. Dallas.
Tex. Banker Morris sheppard. Tex
arsAna- Tex. clerk. John T. Yates.
Omaha. waichmaR. " Il IeweIl. Man
chester. Ia. sentry. y 2. Bradshax.
Little Rock. Ark.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
MAY Ee Es.raci,ed

New N0rk--That Arthur Preston
Green and Charles Il Roehere-
may b. eXtradited 20 England vas
the decision made BY United states
Commissioner Shields The men
are accused Of stealing jcEelry
valued AZ $4,000 from ,wo Lonaan
firms Green admitted his part in the
thefts. but denied that Roehsrer had
anything 10 do with them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

New Y0rk-The worlds record
milk production for a year by 4
single GOV has been broken By the
Guernsey. DOllie Bloom. according 20
the report Of Secretary VIZ II. CaIt-
well at the annual meeting os the
Gernsey Cattle club here Dolly
Blooms record for the year was 1897
pounds. or about z.0a3 gallons She In
owned BY 2. 4 Ames. of Boston
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

San Eranciseo.-Andrew I Van
Dsryentsr. who few years ago
vas made treasurer of the Southern
Pacific. has for years been asSi5rauf
treasurer of that company in New
York The position of treasurer on
this coast. made vacant by the dea:h
recently Of Capt y. T. Smith. will 500,
be filed probably by the appointment
of local man.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
san Frsreiseans BID. An.i,

SaE Francisco. Cal-FIve stree,
cars were operated Sunday from l
O'Clock in the morning until ) O'Clock
in the evening over two Of the 20
odd lines comprising the United Rail
road system For the first tine since
the commencement Of the strike last
Sunday cars were run 10 the ferries
About 10000 passengers. a majority Of
them patronized the service.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
No Change IN Strike

New Yors-Thsre was No dis
turbanee Monday night by the
striking lonSshoremsu- The strik.
leaders said that their men we're re
naming firm and that they had every
hope Of winning their demand The
work Of Organizing the strikers con
tinued That there were accesSious
to their ranks vas the declaration q
the strike leaders
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
Trsae Increase sf7aooo.ooo

Washington. d. C.-That the t-zts
ofe he United States with Ger.
many and France will probably
reach about s7o8 eo0. .00o in n. 6S~al
year ending June 20 next is pred.cre.,
in a statement Issued By the bureau of
statistics This Is n increase OF sias
eto.eso over the previous year About
'hres-foarths Of this was with Ger.
many.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

The matter of farmers contract"
with the telephone corporation that has
. monopoly in the State Is still in doubt
So soon as a copy of this eontrae, can
be secured it will De given ample pub
licity.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

Kansas City. Mo.-Two cold baths
and shave have had no effect on
Thomas C. Webster. who has Teen
sleeping or shamning sleep at the
general hospital for more than a
month Last night he still refused
to be aroused
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

ST Louis--The first Jury of negroes
ever impaneIed in ST Louis vas
pickle dby Deputy Coroner Llovd Fr5-
day morning to officiate az the inquest
over the body OF Henry Adams. a ne
gro. who was killed by Nelson Haynes
also negro.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
AntiOpiuna Oens

Pekia--Ir IS declared that the
yiceroy OF Chi Il province. Yuan
Shi Kai. has ordered local magistrates
10 establish -anti-opium shops for the
reception Of opium smokers. WHO xiu
be induced to live in these places xirh
the view of curing themselves OF the
habit
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
Next General conser.ne. i, ,s,o

Nashville, Tean--Thc next gen
eral conference Of tie Methodist
Episcopal church. south. will be held
a Asheville. y C. in 1910 Such was
the decision reached here by a special
committee which heard delegations
from Richmond. Kansas City and other
places
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

Columbus. Oh the wreck Of a
passenger train At Truro. near this
city. on the Toledo q Ohio Central
railroad. the engineer was fatally in
luret and y passengers were baGly
hurt The engine jumped the track
and drasged o- some of the cars.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
Alleged Slayer Asks Release.

jefferson City. No.-an application
for a writ OF habeas corpus for
Charles Heath. under arrest In Pine
vile. Douglas COUNTY. for murts. in
the arst degree. was argued in Divf-
sion No. : OF the supreme court today.
Heath Is charged with killing Clarence
Mosisr Feb. -. 1897.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

Vanity is not Ike pride, an inordinate
idea of our excellence; it is an inordinate
desire for honor and praise, even when
We know that we do mot deserve either
1t is kind of vice which is so great
that in order to produce the objects of
our desire we lie to our own conscience.
Have you any symptoms.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

Dss MOinsss IA J Barker.
negro. vas fatally shot and po-
lice detective Johnson was wound
ed about the head in an attempt TO cap
tire Barker The negro lad stabbed a
negro woman and was caught south OF
this city hy police.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

Yaita--Grand Duke Nicholas Sich
clasvitch vas married here sun
CAV - Princess Anasthia of Mon
tenegro- The Wedding occurred in the
palace chapel instead Of in the Dial-
Der palace The bride. who was unat
tended. vas Lowned in white satin
and wore a costly diamond tiara
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
Saw Negroes Shooting.

wss7ington-Two Witnesses in tae
Brownsville investigation before the
senate committee on military Affairs
testified they saw negro soldiers sicot-
ing up the Texas toSR on the nignt Of
Aug. u
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

Paris--rhe dog show vas opened in
the Iuiieries gardens and atrraetel
an enormous gathering OF people. The
200 exhibits included 81 breeds aut
sr-prisec many are animals.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23

san Francisce-The funeral OF John
Bnchanan. The union earnzn Who was
killed in Tuesdays riotinx. IA. held
from Labor temple At the eonelu
sion Of the ceremony. a short address
was made by Richard Cornelius. pres
ident Of the Unso1-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-05-23
Railway Trainn,en Chances

Atlanta. Ga--The report of the com
mittee on constitution was considered
BY the railway trainmen in their bien.
mai convention several changes in the
handling Of Insurance being effected
The proposition to make the eonveu-
tons triennial was defeated.