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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07
News from Ncah.


Mr.. Ed Harris, OF Fort Leaver
worth, kans., returned home 2
lew days ago. He was accompa-
Gjed By AIf. Walter Woods.
Miss Blanche Price is very sicl;
now aad hope she will soon re-
cover.
Quite a crowd OF young people
attended a dance in Marshall
County Wednesday night.
Misses Bessie and Jessie Har-
RS and Blanche Price were the
guests Of Miss Velmer Sunday.
Mr.. o. L. Stevenson, of Hick-
ory Flat, spent Saturday and
sunday with Mr. B. T. Black.
Mr.. Wiley Johnson, of Holder.
vas IN our midst Sunday.
\ dance given Saturday night
oy Mr. and Mrs. Mite Tarrant
was enjoyed by a large crowd.
Mr.. Cebe Houston and wife
were he guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Judge Black Sunday.
Mr.. Morgan Fuller, of Hickory
Flat, was here last Saturday and
Sunday,
Mrs. Anna Black son the sick
list this week.
v are glad to see li.tle Birdie
Houston, WAC has been varE sick
abe 70 be out again. Sl21ps.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

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neey, an Improvement o1 ~ -"
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-03-07

y severe cold that may develop n.
% pneumonia over night. can be
slieb4y by taxing Foley's Honey and
az. IL VIII cure the most obstinate
fieking cough n strengthen your
Tho genuine is in a yellow
p4e&tSo. For sale by al druy lists.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06
THE KENTUCKY WAY
PRISONER IN COURT READY FOR
TRIAL ON MURDER
CHARGE.
SHOT FOUR TIMES

Prestonburg. KY, July 6.-Andy
.Coburn who was on trial for his life
in circuit court at Prestonsburg. yes
terday upon the charge of murder,
was shot four times and killed in
stantly by Joseph FitzI atricl. cousin
of William Fitzpatrick. whom Co
burn killed on Christmas eve. 1905.
The shooting took place in the
court room Just before - o'clock
yesterday, and the gun user made
his escape during the excitement
which instantly ensued, and has not
been arrested, though the country
has been searched for him
Ever since the killing OF william
Fitzpatrick by Coburn, who was for
time i'm the Boyd county Jail for
that crime, the Fitzpatricks and
their friends have been very bitter
against him and, IL is said, Coeburn Is
life had been threnteaed
The shooting occurred just before.
Coburn's trial for killing Fitzpatrick
was to have been called in court. At
torney Frank a. Hopkins being en-
gagged in closing argument OF anoth-
er case at the time IT is said Fitz
patrick stepped unnoticed TO the side
of Coburn who was seaed inside the
railing and fired four shots in rapid
succession all of them taking effect
within radius of four inches about
the right breast
Coburn fell into the lap of Miss
Nellie Gayhart, who was sitting by
his side.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06

dividends of 200 per cent or SEA
OO0, 200 declared by the Adams Ex-
press Company.
In the last ten years stockholders
In that concern have received divi-
dends aggregating S76 per cent.
The regular dividend for many
years has been s per cent. except
in 1898. when Il was reduced To 4
per cent The reason for th% re-
duction was that in 1895 the Com
pany declared an extra dividend of
100 per cent.
Inquiry regarding the company
here shows it TO be one OF the most
shrinking OF enterprises. Corpora
tion books OF reference say Il IS "a
voluntary association formed I'm
1854" The authorized number OF
shares in 10000. but they have no
designated par value Wall street.
for its purpose. assumes them To
have a par value OF 500.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06
HUNTING FOR
HIDDEN COLD
MEN AND wOMnN DIG ON BANKS
OF WABASH.
(Publishlrs Press Report }

Indianarolis, July g. -Franticany
hunting for irates' hidden wealth.
200 men, women and children dug
in the banks or the Wabash river this
afternoon. The report that John
Neal. foremol OF the Logansport
Knitting Factory had found ten sill
yer doilp buried along the river
caused tr disturbance.
Neal .ll SEQ minuows to fisher
men s1" He COOK tho money
home b. mis- wife in silver dollars.
She ID ! q nclghbor that her hus
band lsd found it along te Wa
bash. The news was wigwagged
across Lack yard fences. Within half
an honr scores congregatcd. digging
in the gravel for silver dollars The
news spread. and it became a popu-
lar belief that pirates trove hal
been dislodged.
POn,e we're called to disperse the
crowd when about 200 people began
scratching in the gravel for golden
doubloons."
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06

can be effected. despite many dinleu,
ties. simply by the Presidents or
der. The tortincation of the now
unprotected insuiar possessions in
the Pacific requires large appropria-
tions from Congress. which hitherto
has been blind TO the necessity.
From now on all efforts OF the
Navy Department will be bent to
ward placing the Atlantic battleship
fleet. which is commanded by Rear
Admiral Robley ID. Evans. in the
high state OF efficiency required for
cruise of 1857 miles from Hamp--
ton Roads TO San Francisco via the
Straits of Magellan. The long vow
age cannot be begun within six
months and probably the great ar
mada' will not get under way until
late in the-spring of 1908.
That it is prepared amply to pro
test this interest can be realized by
a glance at comparisons OF the At
lantic battleship feet and the Japa-
nese navy. The latter Is now the
strongest force in the Pacific. with
II battieships and 10 armored crui-
sers already in commission The new
American policy will put into the
Pacific fully 16 and possibly 10
battleships and armored cruisers.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06
WESTERN TRIP
FOR PRESIDENT
HE WILL LEAVE OYSTER RAY
FOR CANTON, ONO, SEP
TEMBER I'D.
(Publishers Press Report }

Oyster Bay, l.. L.. July 6.-The de-
tails OF the itinerary of President
Roosevelt's Western trip. which is
to begin at the termination OF his
summer vacation were anounced to-
day by Secretary Loeb. The Presi-
dent will leave oyster Bay for Can
ton, Ohio, September 20. He viii
make an address at Canton at the
dedication OF the Mckinley national
monument September 30, and leave
Immediately for Keokuk. iowa
where he will arrive at . o'clock oc-
tober /. He will make an address
at Keokuk, and two hours after his
arrival there will embark on The
steamship Mississippi From 10 un-
I'll o'clock the next day he will
spend I'm St Louis. He will then
continue his sail down the Mlssis-
sippi' the next stop being at Cairo,
ILL.,. whore he will spend the two
hours from until II o'clock on oc-
tober 3. An address will be made
by the President at Cairo and an
other at Memphis, Tenn. which will
be reached the next afternoon at
o'clock. An uninterrupted triu to
Washington from Memphis will begin
II O'Clock October
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06
pennsylvania IS
UNITED As 7 D
KNOX CANDIDACY
PlrTSBURG SENATOR'S BOOM II
HEALTHY AND ~ GAINING
STRENGTH DAIIN
PEOPLE ARE
MANAGERS
REPORT THAT hEADQU ARTERS
ARE TO BE OPENED AT
WASHINGTON Is
DENIED.
lPubIIshers Press Reportl

Washington. u. c., July G.-"The
Knox boom is the only thing that
has not been affected by the back
ward season." said Representative
James Francis Burke of Piusburg.
the man who had the honor of
launching the candidacy of The Penn
sylvania Senator.
1T is a sturdy thing now and is
growing sturdier every day. In a
short time I think it will overshadow
all others" said Mr. Burke. He put
a quietus on the report that Knox
headquarters would be opened in
Washington.
II know of no such plan 1t seems
to me that for the present there is
no need of any special headquarters,
as the people are managing the Knox
campaign and, from indications from
all parts of the country, they are
managing it most handsomely and
effectively"
VIII not the fact that the Sen
ator comes from Pennsylvania prove
q handicap?"
Not in the least. The people OF
Pennsylvania are for Senator Knox
because they believe all problems
that confront the Nation and must
be met and solved during the next
-four years are those OF which Sena-
tor KnoR has already proved him
self an obsolute master, and this Is
the view We believe the country
at large will adopt in the end.
"The people of Pennsylvania, fur.
thermore, were never so thoroughly
and heartily united over PROPOSE
tion as they are today for Senator
Knox for President. The fact that
we give large majorities will not
initiate against him in the next
national convention. What the peo-
pie now look 20 is the man and not
the State The practice OF permit
ting the doubtful character Of a
Jingle State TO govern 85,OOO.OOO
people in the selection of their chief
executive is absurd II IS an ex-
ploded sophistry.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06
SEEK SHELTER
FROM STORM;
FIND DEATH
THREE wohhMEN KILLED, q
FATALLY INJURED AND n
SERIOUSLY HURT
GO UNDER
FREIGHT CARS
MOVING TRAIN BUMPS INTO
GoNDoLAs An YOUNGSTOWN
CARNEGIE PLANT.
(pubIIshers Press Report. J

youngstown, Ohio, July 6.-Thre.
men are dead and ~ Others are ly-
Ing at the city Hospital In a more
or less serious condition as the result
OF horrible and unusual accident
at tn Ohio plant of the Carnegie
steel Company, about VI O'Clock this
morning.
Twenty-Five mon had sought ref
uge from sudden storm under a
train of gondola cars upon which
they had been working, unloading
glrders for the big improvements
being made at the works. A draft
OF freight cars bumped into the
gondolas, catching the men like rats
I'm trap. They were crushed and
mangled in horrible form. A few
managed TO escape, but OF the twenty
five fifteen were injured. One man,
an unknown foreigner, was killed
outright, the wheels crushing his
body The car had TO be raised with
jacks to release him.
Milton ,Stombkugh, bhet OF the
hest known residents OF this city,
was so badly crushed that he died
after he reached the City Hospital
John Beakanos succumb6d about
o'clock this evening, Another for
.eigner, steve Beach, Is not expected
to live. He suffered the amputation
of his left arm above the, wrist and
Is injured Internally. A4AA
The sight was one OF horror. The
groans OF the injured could be heard
n considerable distance away. Help
was soon summoned and ambulances
quickly hurried the unfortunates to
the hospital.
IL Is not Known what caused the
cars to bump into the gondOlas on
the siding. One report says they
broke away from yard crew and
another Is that the storm blew them
down the grade leading to tho tenn
porary switch on which the men
were seeking shelter.
The officials OF the Ohio works did
everything possible TO cafe for the
unfortunate workmen. An investi-
cation has been ordered as to the
cause OF the accident.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06
NEWS From THE
STATE CAPITOL

Charleston, w. Va, July G.-The
reports occasionally circulated that
West Virginia was not doing the
charter business that It did a few
ears ago when the CORPORATION laws
were considered more liberal. r.
.eived jolt on Monday when all pre-
vious records in the history of the
State were broken by the granting
of p charters, exceeding by at least
a half dozen the number ever here
tofore granted IN a single day The
large majority OF these however.
were what are commonly called
small corporations. Nothing less than
half million dollar ones are consider
ed I'm the class OF big ones The
revenue for the week will nldy ex-
ceed the $1,000 mark, 0ut this is
not considered so great and has fire.
qucntly been exceeded in single
week, especially at the beginning OF
the license year The work of writ
Ing the certificates and copying the
charters will keep the force I'm the
secretary OF states Office busy for
some days.
Charleston seems TO be permanent
/ or temporary abode Of a horde of
candidates for Governor II rumors
be true. and among the list should
hnd little trouble la filling the sev-
eral tickets The State House now
contains four applicants, according
TO reports. viz: Secretary of state
G. w. Swisher, Auditor a. G. Schccr,
Attorney General G.. w. May and Tax
Commissioner a. -. White. leaving
but a few Of the principal Office
holders in the ranks TO labor for
their choice. Among the democrats
I'm this city who are mentioned for
the same Office are Senator Adam
/ |Littlepage and Editor George Byrnc.
|Gt begins to look that 81 any ono else
wants 20 have the plum they will
have 20 sec the cOtcrie Of applicants
that arc now making Charleston
their headquarters The Capital
city. apparently, is not only going
to have big say who shall have
the nomination for the head Of the
ticket I'm both parties but will have
the honor OF their presence for four
years after the contest is over
The district mine inspectors re-
Gently appointed by chief Mine ln-
spector Paul and approved by Gov
srnor Dawson before he left foI
+ jamestown have been sworn in and
are now on their way TO- their ro
spectlve territories to take mp their
work ~ appearance and inteIli
gence indicate anything an should
prove competent and a valuable as
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06
TWO YOUNG ATLANTA WOMEN
WORK IN BLOODY BREATHITT
lPnbIishers Pregg heport.l }

Atlanta, Ca, July 6.--To labor
among the uneducated and illlterate
whites in the feud districts OF Breath
itt, Perry and Knott counties. In the
mountains OF Kentucky, Is the noble
vocation which has been chosen by
two well-known young women OF
Atlanta, Miss Cfumina Patton and
Miss Bessie Link
Miss Patton, who 10 now In Breath
itt county Is the AanEhter OF Rev.
D. q. Patton, pastsg % the Presby-
terian church at Decatur. Miss Link.
who is located within about six
miles Of Miss Patton, is tho sister OF
Dr. J. A. Link, the dentist and
Mrs. =. j Ripley, wife OF Attorney
Ripley
The young ladies' left Atlanta
bout TWO weeks ago to take up their
work in The mountains OF Kentucky.
where ignorance breeds crime and
disrespect for the law Of God and
man Thy are working under the
auspices of Dr. G o Guerrant.
Presbyterian minister. who has
charge OF the mountain work In
Kentucky
The method Of teaching adopted
by Miss Patton and Miss Link Is the
house to house canvass, teaching
Sunday school classes wherever they
can get an audience. and At the SANE
time installing into the minds OF the
Koufuckians OF tne mountains a re-
spect for law and order which many
of them have never known before.
Although the young ladies have
only been iu Kentucky something
like two weeks. Dr Gnrrant. who has
charge Of their work has forwarded
20 thdr friends and relatives ia
Atlanta most encouraging reports OF
the vast amount Of good which they
] have already accomplished.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06
.AF TER HER MONEY
NEAREST KIN OF MARY BAKER
EDDY PURSUING HER.
SHE WILL NOT DIE

Concord n. H., July 6 Msr Mary
Baker Eddy, founder of the Chris
tian Science Church, continues to live
and in apparent good health She
is very wealthy, and her near rcIa-
tives have hailed her into court, charg
ing that she Is insane. emaciated and
incapable Of managing her own af-
fairs. The old lady smiles at their
efforts, and says that she will not
die any sooner on account Of this
persecution.
Or. Geo. s. Jelly, OF Boston. and
DR. G Alden Bloomcr. OF Provi-
dcnce. were today appointed as
medical members Of commission to
enquire into her sanity They are
the most noted alienists I'm New Eng
land and thoroughly dislntcRested
I'm the case
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06
WARSHIPS FOR
THE PACIFIC
PRESIDENT WILL ORDER EIGH-
TEEN MEN-OF-wAR AROUND
HORN.


Washington. July president
Roosevelt has determined upon an
important change of American naval
policy along the lines of advocating
concentration of the battleship
strength of the navy in the Pacific
Ocean.
He has been quick to recognize
the strategic Importance Of increased
American sea power in the only zone
Of probable trouble. The new policy
embodles these features.
Transfer OF the Atlantic feet of 6
battleships and two armored cruisers
TO the Pacific.
withdrawal from Asiauc waters TO
the Pacific Coast of the armored
cruisers division I'm the Far East
The witbdrawal to the Atlantic OF
the protected cruisers now compris-
ing the bulk for the Pacific fleet
Fertilization of the Philippine and
Hawaii and development of their ma
val bases.
The first three OF these changes
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06
ON THE LOCAL
DIAMOND

The mighty Bluehelders went
down TO defeat yesterday afternoon
after hard fought pitchers battle
between Barr, the new recruit for
Bluefeld and Trivillian OF Imboden.
Yesterdays game was a good snap
py game. Our boys deserve lots of
credit for the brace they took after
the fourth inning when Imboden
players had crossed the home plate
II was enough TO take the ginger
out OF any OF the old time leaguers.
This afternoons games promises to
be more interesting to the fans than
any Of the present series. as the
series stands a tie. and todays game
will Le for blood
The lineup
Imboden McBriar. S.: Railey.
3D. stockholm, c.; HonhOrst, III;
Potter. 2b Bender. ]. f.; Ramsey,
c. g. Bailey. r. f.; Treylian. p.
Blueheld Beckett. e. f.: MidkiR.
% i.F l'diIt D.s BluiIUflut ID. i dy-
lor. ss.: Grimes. lb.; Anderson. r. f.;
Burton. @b. Hogan. c.
Score by innings: RHE.
lmbodrn OOOG1O21O 90 Q /
Bluefeld OOIOOO 20 g 3
SUMMARY.
Earned runs Imbodcn. /. Blue
field B. Home Bailey. TWO
base hits- Midkin. Barr Taylor. 2:
Grimes, McBriar Potter Bender,
Singles Brumdeld. Anderson. 2:
Stockholm. 2, Honhorst, Bender.
Ramsey yBasses on balls by Trevil-
liam 3 Hit by pitcher by TreviBan,
Beckett MidkiT Struck out
by TreviIian. 6; by Barr. y. Stolen
bases Beckett 2; Barr. Taylor Nc
Briar 2; Raley Stockholm. 3. Hon
horst 2. Errors Barr. Taylor 2:
Grimes, Hogan, Pottqr Umpire
Mr. Otey
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06

sistance TO the mine department. OF
the State, the mon being selected
solely on their knowledge of mining
and dependebility.
The funds in the hands of the
State treasury are less at this period
OF the year than probably for many
years. The heavy drain on. the
state for the regular and extra ses-
sions OF the legislature accounts for
part of the lowness OF funds. and
the large appropriations Tor the ira
of the ewo year period makes up the
ether reason. The State however,
will receive good round sum dur
which is now turned over to the
state from the assessors without go-
ing through me hands OF the vari-
GUS sheriffs and turned into the state
treasury later, ony delinquent cap
itation tax will take that course un-
der the present law
The publicity given TO the delin-
Quency of the automobile owners in
taking out their incense mas caused
a large number to come forward and
comply with the state law without
being brought into court, but there
are still several hundred scattered
throughout the State who have not
yet complied and will likely have TO
answer for their delinquency before
some court when the assistant tax
commissioner md them.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06
~ RAILWAY KILLS CLOWN
CIRCUS MUST PAY DAMAGES
COMPANIES NOT LIABLE FOR AC.
CIDENTS no EMPLOYEES
or SHOW.
IPubll8hcrs Press report }

Cincinnati, o. July g Railroad
companies arc not liable for acci-
dents suffered by employees Of circus
ea or othGr companies in transit
undrr special contracts for trans
portation entered into by such com
pany and the railroad is the gencr-
al meaning Of am opinion announced
by the United Statcs Circuit Court
Of Appeals today
George Clough. circus cmploye.
sustained physical injuries while
travelling ON the Grand Trunk Rail
road The circus company furnished
ITS own cars which thc railroad com
pany manned and rum
The court finds that SIR CIouah'-
remedy is agains. bis employers and
not against tho railroad
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06
HAYWOOD CASE
UNCLE SAM DELAYED HAYWOOD
TRIAL TODAY.
CPublishers Press Report.)

Boise, Idaho, July 6.-Uncle Sam
delayed Haywood trial today. Pepo-
sitions enroute from San Francisco
my mail, failed to arrive and attor-
ney Darrow for defense sought a
recess until Monday The jurors
groaned, but Judge Wood declared
the request reasonable. consequent
ly the court room is empty. The
depodtions. Gfaeu in number, contra
dict Orchards story of dynamiting
Linforth flats with bomb. Haywood
and Moyer VIII be witnesses for de
fense when court reconvenes Mon
day They viii be the last Of Hay
wood wtnesses Prosecution will
next open in rebuttal
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-06
ASHBY CAPTURED
AF TER LONG CHASE
CPublishers Press Report. J

Salisbury, y. G.. July G. Deputy
Krider wired this morning that he
had captured Ed Ashby, the alleged
slayer Of his father four years ago.
and who. it is charged murdered
his brotber-ln-lav Dan Overcash.
two weeks ago lie was cought al
Cranberry. near the Tennessee line
a reward Of $3.50 has been offered
for his capture
Ashby was At liberty two weeks. Ho
will be brought TO Salisbury tonight
and tried at tho August term OF
court.