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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
THE STORY.

IT WAS with a feeling Of content.
! ment aud satisfaction which David
viswsn the affairs of his kingdom fol
loving his amounting as king over Is
rael The desire and ambition Of his
heart had been Eratined tie had oh
tanned the promise % God and vas
row indeed king over all the tribes
- Israel. even as samuel had de
cIared so many wears before be should
b. How pleasant 1t was after the
ioug years of cuufiict and vicissitutes
tn b. able to feel that noE he could
take his eass and enjoy ths. honors
and riches which bad come to crown
his efforts There Vas no FOE within
~ without TO dispute his authority
u had been maRy years since the
Philistines had troubled him. and
surely II there we're any in Israel who
were his enemies. they did not shoR
their hands Everything seemed
peaceful and prosperous.
To be sure the people who lived In
the country adjoining the stronghold
of the Jebusites. Zion. or Jerusalem.
as II was called. complained OF the
occasional depredltious OF this small
tribe Hut what did that amount
to- David had them hemmed in on
all sides. and they dared not come out
and meet him in the open. It vas
conceded by all who knew about IL
that Jerusalem vas impregnabIe. Had
not the nations about. before Israel
had possessed the land. tried time and
time again to conquer the place onlv
to fail. and this not because OF the
strength of the tribe which dNelt
within. but because the rocky
heights which surrounded the place
seemed to be absolutely impree-
nable.
But Of what consequence is it,
David had asked himself many times
Why should he concern himself about
the mattsrF Was he not established
as king st Hebron. What were these
few Jebasites that he should trouble
himself concerning them and what
was the city which they held that be
should desire it, So he reasoned
and sought for satisfaction in the
things which he had obtained
But within the inner chambers OF
his heart there were voices xhispsr
ing words Of condemnation While
there remained 4 spot within his
realm which he had not conquered
was he really king While there was
people who dared to cast defiance
in his face and repeatedly annoy and
distress the people whom he as king
had sworn to protect and cherish vas
es performing his dutys Coud be re-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
sY poAcslse JAps.
Arsss 5orcer Towns Are az ths
Mercy ef Ls~less Bands.

Seattle. h-Dispstches from
ALASKA state that japanese seal
poachers are terruriring the residents
Of the coast. and have become so bold
as to defy the efforts of the govern
meat TO prevent their thievery. They
are also striking terror TO the hearts
OF the people in the sp7rsely sestied
region By pillaginS whole towns
The United States revenue cutter
service is entirely inadequate to cope
With the japanese. and they are TAX
Ing advantage og this condition. seals
arr being Killed with tmpunity. Coo.
spiracy against the Inhabitants Is an
ordinary occurrence
Only recently a band Of japanese
thieves we're caught robblng the
town OF Uguiak- They had even
stripped the church Of goid ornamea,s
when the white Inhabitants returned.
The japanese He'd as soon as a white
man got within shooting distance OF
them.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12

Did YOU ever notice said PROM
inent physical culture teacher Of New
York. that parsimonious people al
most always enjoy good health and
long life Eating has a great deal 10
do with this We learn that one
wealthy person Iun, hes always on a
cup of tea and a dOughuut. thar the
great standby Of another was apples
1t Is not that they eat frusally that
accounts for their excellent health.
but that there Is so much regularity
in their diet The first thing the eco
nOmical person does as a rule. Is TO
reduce living To a system He studies
how he can subSist best for the least
money. and then allows himself very
little variety from the regular order
Of things
Regularity OF diet means a great
saving OF time and money in his eyes.
and whether he knows il or not. In
adopting a rule Of eating there is moth
ing which counts So much In building
up a robust constitution"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
WAITED FOR GROOM
TEXAS YOUTH MISSING AND
SEARCHING PARTY FORMS.
FOUND DEAD IN THE WOODS
Negro Is Arrested After Trying to
Dispose Of Murdered
Mans Horse

NacogdOches. TeXas.-D. d. Owens.
a prominent young man OF the
county. was found murdered by
the roadside Friday by a searching
party Owens came to Nacosdoches
last Saturday and secured a license 10
marry Miss Maggie Wilkeron. daugh-
ter OF a farmer. The wedding was To
have been held Thursday night.
Guests had assembled and the bride
was dressed for the ceremony. the hour
for the wedding had passed. but the
bridegroom did not arrive.
Searching Party Formed.
A party Of friends formed search
ing party and went out to look for him.
Going toward his home. they discov-
cred blood on the roadside. and traces
where something had been dragged.
Following the trail. they went into
the woods about 100 yards. and found
the dead body OF Owens. with a rope
tied around his neck. They immedI-
ately telephOned the sheriff.
Tries TO Sell Horse.
In the meantime the sheriff at Rusk
had phoned Sheriff Blackburn that a
negro had been captured at Rusk on
account Of his trying to sell horse
that belonged TO Owens. His price
was so cheap that suspicious were
aroused.
Sheriff blackburn secured 4 team
and went across the country to Rusk
to bring the negro back to Nacog-
foches. The people in the vicinity are
much wrought up over the murder.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12

That first bale that went up from
Holmes county to Memphis brought 30
cents per pound under the hamser.
Wonder what it would bring il allowed
TO lie on the streets of Memphis all win
ter as did thousands OF bales last sea-
son. Ii IS time that our people ar
ranged 10 take care of their cotton
themselves. and the large number of
warehouses built this year By the Farm
ers' Union is the first step in that di-
rectiOn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
KILLED IN HIS CELL
FIRE CHIEF SHOOTS wREckER
OF HIs HOME.
SLAYER HAD SHELTERED VICTIM
Asensing Fireman Taken az Scene Of
Tragedy Is a Rasing
Maniac.

Franklin. ohio-Wuliam II. NIL
Ter. assistant FIRE chief of this city.
sho, and killed James n. Littlcr. who
Is charged with having eloped with
Miller's wife. IS in a cell OF the city
prisoa- After be had slain his enemy.
Miller became a ravinE maniac. aud
Is in irons In a cell adjoining that
IN which ne killed Litter.
Li,tier vas Formerly Muler's friend
TIE fireman save him shelter three
m0nths aEo when. as tramp. hungry
and iootsore he applied for help lie
then sot Litter position and took
him in as a boarie- at his home Some
time ago Miller va found unconscious
near his home. With his skull frac-
turet- The same day Littler disap-
pearcd. and suspicion pointed to him
- Niilers assaiIant \ warrant chars
ing assault With intent to Kill was
sworn out aEaius; him. but he was no,
Appreciated
Mrs Miller disappeared three weeks
ago. taking her youngest child. Miller
went in search of his wife and stated
that h. found her in Springfield with
Littler lie forsave the woman and
had the man arrested on the old war
rant. and on another charging Littler
with breaking NJ his home
wednesday Litter was broush, back
TO Franklin for trial The Jail Is in
the engine house. \ loud report shook
the building and citizens found Tit,ler
dead in his cell with the top % his
head blown OF Beside the cell s;ood
Miller. with a gun in his hand lie
fought like a mailman. but was placed
IN irons and physicians pronounced
INN hOpclessly insane
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
HUNDREDS MADE HOMELESS.
Fogr Squares of Residences and Mill
ius Plan, Destroyed 6y Fire.

Houston. Tex.-FOur blocks OF
residences and tbe Standard Milling
Cos plant were destroyed BY fre.
which vas not controlled until early
Tuesday The greatest loss was TO the
Milling Co. whose plant was valued At
100000. The remaining damage is
estimated at $50.000. The elevator.
-four mill and rice mill were de-
strpycd About 400 people were made
homeless Eleven loaded freight ears
were also burned.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
POs,Osfee Clerks eIee, Officers.

Indianapolis. Ind.-The National
Association OF Postofiice Clerks Tues
day elected tho following officers for
the ensuing year: Edward d. Goltra
OF Chicago. president; T. l. I-add OF
Muskogee. l. T.. vice president; Geo.
+. Pfeiffer OF Milwaukee. secretary
and treasurer. II. j. Cayeny of San
Francisco was elected chairman OF
the national organization committee.
Louisville was selected as the next
meeting place
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
LOSES WHISPERS. WANTS $500.
Employs Attorney TO Sue Barber Whs
Gave Him a Clip"

Memphis. Tenn.-The courts Of this
state probably will be asked to deter
mine the value Of a fine. healthy crop
OF whiskers. A. \. Marshall. a Balti-
more tMdl broker. asserts that his
hirsute adOrnment was worth $500 un-
til a Memphis barber got hold of him.
Marshall has employed attorneys TO
bring suit He alleges that all he
asked for vas ..whiskers-trim. and
that the barber cut his beard-lOng
and black-clOSe to his face.
The barber who shaved him d.
clares Marshall called for his whisk-
ers 10 be clirped.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
oEvLIH PROPERTIES SOLD.
Illinois Coal Interests Of Farmer
Banker Bring sc2i.ooo.

Chicago Receiver Walter Rosen-
field sold at public auction Tues
day. at Marquette. III. the Deyrn coal
mining properties. consisting OF 800
acres OF soft coal lands. 10 houses
and two mine shafts The eonsidc5a-
tion was s2ei 000. osty se0.0o0 in ex-
cess of One-quarter 81 the receivers $
appraisal at the time of the sensational
failure OF Banker DeylIn Of TopsSl
and Kansas City about two years ,go.
The purchaser was the Walsh Br1s.'
syndicate Of Davenport. Burlington
and Clinton. Ia.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
CHEWING GUM CAUSES DEATH.
Young Woman Of Philadelphia Can
tracts lockis~ Through habit

Philadlphia-victim Of her habit Of
chewing gum almost tneessantly. Miss
Elizabeth Goodwin. 81 years old. Of
l5eS Boston street. died in the Sa-
maritan hospital from Iockiaw
For ten years she had been addict
ed 10 the chewing gum habit. and her
Jaws became firmly elamped- She died
in agony as her hanee. to whom she
was 10 have been married next month.
stood BY her bedside
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
STRANGELY Marked SQUIRRELS.

Among the interesting things shown
at a recent meeting OF the Geological
society were tWo young specimens 90
the English squirrel which had al
most entirely changed in color from
the usual chestnut-brOwn 10 a light
drab. only the ears and feet showing
traces Of the original color 1t was
stated that the animals h.d been
taken from a nest when very young.
and put in charge OF CAT. which act
ed as foster-mOther. and successfully
reared them Il vas suggested that
this fact might have caused the color
change st James Gazette.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
Nephew Of TiIden Is Sued.

New York. N. Y.-Alleging that
her husband. who is a nephew of the
late Samuel ]. Tilden. a member of
the stock exchange and Of the broker
age firm OF Hornblower & Weeks. 100
Broadway. had taken young woman
to their mansion on Riverside Drive
while she was out Of town. Mrs Marie
Louise Swan. wife bf Henry TiIden
Swan. has brought action for an ab
solute divorce. Until the case is de-
cided Mr.. Swan has been ordered by
Justice Dickey to pay his wife $500 4
month alimony.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
PLAY WAR IS DEADLY AS REAL.
Austrian Troops Suffer Severely from
Marching in Hot Weather.

Nieuna-The long list Of casualties
among the troops engaged in the
yearly army maucuvers. now IN
progress in the neishborhood Og Wien
er-Neustadt. has aroused widespread
public indignation and concern. Ten
deaths from exhaustion already have
been reported. and hundreds Ot men
have been Frustrated. In the Twenty
NTH regiment of infantry alone $50
prcstratious have been reported. The
overworking of the troops in the ex.
cessive heat IS responsible.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
MAKES PIANO THAT WHISTLES.
fourg Negro Preacher Patents Ins;ru-
uient snd Hss an OFFER.

Richmond. Va--The Rev. James
o. Early. a young negro. has been
granted a patent for 4 whistling piano
of his own invention. The instrument
has a keyboard arranged on a scale
somewhat different from a plano. II
Is capable OF whistling the most dlf-
ficult notes. Mr.. Early already has
been approached by a northern man
with a handsome offer for the patent
rights. He hopes 10 induce men of
his race TO organize a stock company
to exploit the instrument
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
WILL CONSISTS OF SIX WORDS.
Even Shorter codieiI Later Is Added
to Make Il More Explicit

Baltimore. Md.-The shortest will
on record is that Of DR.. Albert b.
Lyman. which was filed for probate in
the orphans court With one sen
tenee. 4 give everything to my wife. :"
the testator. disposed OF his entire
estate. and then. fearing complications
might arise to give his wife trouble in
administering the estate. some years
later he executed a codicil containing
just four words and making more COM
plete the one sentence in the will. The
codicIl reads: And name her execu.
.rix."
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
eRNOsETTE.

There come periods N the
) lives of men when further prog
!. ress In the moral as we'll as the
: material realm 10 entirely de-
pendent upon tire eonausrrng
, % ire ot~icuity which lies
. ssh~srt the pathway. To turn
aside ard seck to hrd a way
:. around the di-ScUi,y would be
a sign Of ~easness To stand
. s,llI or to turn back would mean
absolute failure. There - but
> ore way ahead. ard that 10 oy
!. way Of victory over the din
. Guilty. oy a determined. eoUr-
sseous graphing with tire foe
that bars the pathway. ard de-
I s;royins him.
i" So :, was with King David.
/ Ne Vas uo~ king over a united
: kingdom. u would seem that
. now he might res, content ard
. take his ease. But JOS, at that
moment when the temptation
/ ~ss upon him TO enjoy the lux
ury which was at his command.
there rose up a foe to trouble
him. The Jebusites who IN
hsbited a stronghold OF zicr.
! and controlled all the rich eoun-
try about. had become specially
. aggressive ard sought by every
means IN their power 10 annoy
. him. " the confidence Of the
people ard tire men IN his army
) ~s5 to De retained he must con
auer the Jehusites ard capture
; their stronghold Conscious Of
all this. he entered resolutesy
upon the campaign. and in S.e
face of seemingly insurnount.
able obstacles ard dangers ne
won victory which crowned
him with glory ard gave TO MS
1aticn tire mountain heigh, on
which Jerusalem vas built. that
famous city Of sacred ard pro
fame history.
Progress means effort. and e.
! fort involves varying degrees of
hardships. prisa;ions. dangers.
conflicts The man who would
; reach the heights must climb.
/. and to climb means hard work.
hard knocks. ard untold dan
gers. but how glorious IS the
. reward as tire heights are gain
! ed and the grandeur Of the
: vision breaks IN upon the eye.
: u IS worth all IL cost.
: How true Il IS tnst he who
) strives not. sttlins not: that ne
who let's the difficulties con
. quer him is never able 20 make
progress onward and up~sro.
How important then that one
. Should set himself to the task
which lies Just ahead. and
, should resolu,esIy srspple with
! the foe which IS offering him
! battle Yea. the enemy from
) the stronghold may cast ridicule
ard contempt upon him. he may
! defy him. he may declare thst
the stronghold is impregnsble.
: but let courage and patience
mark the conflict. victory shall
! come sns blessing to~ not
only to the victor himself. eu,
to these about.
TO him tina, overror1eth will
grant 20 SIT with me in my
throne. even as : also osercare.
: and am set down with my Fa-
trer N MS throne"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
JOHN o. HIRES TREE DOCTORS.
Makes Effort to Stop Decay in Timber
at Poczntieo Hills

Tarrytown. N Y.-Half a dozen
tree doctors are at work AZ John
John d. Roekefeller's place Al Pocanti-
CO Hills. treating trees for the pur-
pose Of preventing decay. Many Of
the trees that indicate an axe of 200
years or more Mr.. Rockefeller is eS-
pecially anxious 10 preserve. He
learned that there were such individ-
uaIs as tree doctors. and he i'm
mediately sent for them
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12

In Melbourne a movement has been
started to erect a statue Of John Bat
man. the founder OF that city. Seven
ty-two years have passed since Bat
man. after tying his boat TO a tree
close to where the Melbourne custom
house now stands. vrute in his diary:
This will De the place for a village
The village is now a city with a popu-
latiOn OF more than 500. 900. Batman
did not live to see more than the small
beginnings of the city he founded
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
KING CAUSES a DIVORCE SUIT.
Edwards Attentions to Kentucky
Beauty Break Up Home.

Lexington. Ky-It was learned
here that King Edward OF Eng
land is responsible for the divorce
suit flied by Lewis I. Brown again.t
his wife. Margaret Brown The
Browns were living in London and al.
tended a theatrical performance at
which the king was present. Attract
ed by Mrs. Browns beauty. the king
asked that she be presented at court
Brown objected. and his wife being
anxious TO be presented. an estrange-
meat followed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
Says Mrs. Boo, Is Insane

Paris. France-The members of the
American Friendly society met to con-
slider the case of Mrs. Amy Root. who
claimed TO be related to the Amert-
can secretary Of state. DR.. COwan.
an American Of 10 Place Vendome.
Who has been endeayoring TO befriend
Mrs. Root since he found her dis
putting with a cabman. says she is evi-
IDENTIFY insane.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
GOVERNOR HocH IN WRECK.
Escapes Through Car windo~ When
Colorado Flyer Is DersiIed-

Topeka. Kas--The fast Colo
rado flyer passenger train of the Atch-
fson. Topeka & Santa Re railroad was
derailed at warkarusa. L. miles west
OF Topeka Three Pullman cars and
one tourist sleeper left the tracks
Governor HOeh was slightly bruised.
He escaped through car window.
None OF the passengers received
other than minor bruises.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
Buffalo City Is Years OLD.

Buffalo. y. Y-~Old home week. -
as the celebration Of the seventy fifth
anniversary of the Incorporation OF
Buffalo Is known. was ushered in by
salute of 100 guns. The labor men
turned out in full force. 10000 men
being in line. The Verdi monument
at Niagara. Morgan and Mohawk
streets was dedicated By the Italian
societies
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
Reese Successful in Nebraska.

Lincoln. Neb.-PartiaI returns in
dicate the nomination OF Judge Reese
on the republican tieke, for judge OF
the supreme court His rival. Judge
Sedgwick. carried Omaha. but Reesr
carried Lincoln. and returns from the
country districts show an advantage
for him.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
a Blow for -siaek Hunsreds.-

Odessa. Russia-~The Black Hun
dreds- suffered a severe blow by the
closing OF the grain boarse and the
threat Of the bankers to suspend finan-
cial transactions as protest against
the anti-Semitie outrsges OF Sept. ..
when three men we're killed and from
so 10 90 wounded The disorders OF
last February were followed by simi-
lar steps. and fsancial transactions
we're then practically suspended.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
Pinkerton's Body Arrives.

New York. y. Y.-The body Of
Robert Pinkerton. who died AT sea on
a recent trip abroad. reached shis
country on the steamship Bremen Of
the North German Lloyd line. Fl-
neral services will be held in the
Dutch Reformed Church of Brooklyn
on Thursday. after which the body
will be sent to Chicago. where il will
be inferred in Graceland cemetery.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12

New York. y. Y.-The failure Of
Watson * Co. grain and commission
brokers. was announced on the New
York stock exchange. 1t is under
stood that the firm has been very
active in trading in Northwestern
railroad stocks lately.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
Wounded Robber Will Recover.

Union. Mo.-CharIes anderson. tho
alleged burglar who shot the assist.
ant marshal Of Pacific. Mo. and was
then shot by DIR. MeNay OF that place
while he was trying to escape. is do
ing well in the county Jail. and Dr.
St:erberger says he will recover. but
with the loss of one eye. which was
pierced By a shot
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
ST. Louis Brewery \. ;ns,e,.s.

Wheeling. W. va.-As a direct
result Of an investigation by the grand
Jury. in session here, the Anheuser-
Busch Brewing Association of St.
Louis has been indicted on seven
counts for shipping goods here with
1ut a state license.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
Fifty Buried ey SnowsIide.

Santiago. ChiIi-Over fifty per
sons are said to have been buried
alive by a vast avalanche OF snow that
has rolled down the slOuntain side and
obliterated the Gillian custom house
at Juneau This station is on the
Argentine frontier. high up in the
Andes
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
Refused Money; Kills Himself.

Pana. HL-Because his mother re-
fused TO give him money. Bert New
kirk. aged IS. of Nokomis. near here.
blew out his brains in her presence.
dying instantly. His father killed him
self six months ago His mother is
prostEated.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
suraIar kIIIs PsIIesman; e,e,pe..

san Francisco. CaL-POlieenan
Edward Mccartney was shot and
Instantly killed at $50 O'Clock Tues
day morning Police Officer Peter
Mitchell and the dead officer had ar
rested two men for burglary. AMI as
Officer MeCartn.y vas about to call
the police station. one Of the prison
ers shot him. Both men escaped.
There is no clcw.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12

Peru. Ind--Engineer Charles A.
Wilcox. Fireman II. MassmoTe.
Brakeman II. c. Evans and Conductor
J. H. Molioy were seriously injured.
wilcox perhaps fatally. IN 4 collisioa
between a Wabash freight train and
. gravel train at West Lebanon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12

Washington. D. C--The new 2O.-
O00-ton battleship will be designated
the New York. the present cruiser
New York. which is named after the
city. will be called the Saratoga This
has been practically decided upon by
the navy department.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
Receiver for Fabian Company

Cincinnati-Beeause % the mystic
rIOus disappearance in New YORK OF
Seward HeideIbaeh. president Of the
Fabian Manufacturing Co. in this city.
NJ E Moch was appointed receiver
OF that concern and placed under =
bond Of $500 .O0Q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
Gov. Huahes Is Indorsed.

Havana. Cuba--Heayy earthquake
was indorsed for the republican nom
inatioD for the presidency at meet
ing Of republicans held in the Twenty
ninth assembly district. The meeting
was that Of the Plaza Central PARK
Republican club.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-12
Receiver fer Fabian eono,n,.

Cincinnati. ohiO-Beeause OF the
mysterious disappearance in New
York Of Seward HeideIbach. president
Of the Fabian Manufacturing Co. in
this city. NJ Z Moch was appointed
receiver Of that concern and placed
under 4 bond OF $500. .0o0.