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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
BASHF0R0 is PeNNIESS.


EIuin. IIL-Pennile=s amt I'll from lrciS
Of food amt DECLARING that he ntsurie,l
taxing hls Efe, Frsf- Duke H BHshtar'i
probably the most notsti annlvticsI chem
n.t N tho worl,L Wa taken To the Kane
County Nlmsharss at BATAVIA SUNDAY
Prod B.lzhfard - - wears Of agr- He
sslpil,.,l IN colleges at Baunr. Germany
VIs,nml. Aastrar. ami LansIau PsIytechnii
whore hs held the char af IppiIrd chem
r.trv Hb, has been ealie.f Ierus. the
aeean To the United states u times IN
his Ifs bv Atr-s manufacturing concerns
ts 10 aHaIvtlcaI ant research work. He
hsls ulsui,. .ix FORTUNES in his hfs bur all
have been SPENT m the interests Of chem-
ieaI rs-ssrrgh. ami ts,lIy be - pennflr,'=
Prnf B.r-hfard = known wBIely IA thi.
uired State. berau-s at work dans in
almost every Harve eItv tie has I'M
sarthe,I many gigTnfie frami.- His ex-
Dssurp Of the arrIficisI sxtraers used IN
sr,Izs and 6sads published N papers
ahruughsHt the country started the agi-
tatbou which caused the pure foad amI
,irIlgs act IN 1895.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
MARCHED Nm TO MS DEATH


Cleveland Nnss.-Ie--e -.'uts- ysung
Etrrnsr- .. wears Of a.-e- -nnfe--s'f tn tho
,s,-s dsabaliraI murder that wns ever
,,,u,ulirss,f m TIM. community amt Tuplh-
-ars,E n ha. euufsszsEu Nrs4 " L kni-
sr-u- whsss husband wa- the WITHIN
>surr ami Mr. Er1hrsv have aasf an
IIirIr blvs IfIIr fsr ssms time Al
rhaus,h .as. Is abt enough - b. hns ursta-
- b- -e~r1e,f Infatuated with her ans.
.h, .unsaars,f ae hfsu. Fer husband was
q. tasTr wav. ant Seutt saws she maai,
ann kiH Nr- EmbrsE- telling hTrn that
Z h. fafait S,a Il she waHld take hfs
>,,ncrTsf Ess-
>eurr met Nr- Embrgv au a cuunty
rua,E Afzsr some di'-sIIss-Ipr- >sveE drew
hi,. pG.ssI gu Enbrpy ant telling kin 10
tAo4r fIsr- aaarvhs,t hSEfi half a mile to
A cypress bralss- where he shas arm four
sirss- m the bas,s Every step st tho
wav- >eaer sIvs. Mr. Emhrsy Plsalis'i
with him for hhs Effs. but To u1 4vaa-
After killing HIM >euts says he
rubbs,t the dead bnsty- -ettIng two
watches HaE SIS m silver He gave the
1uaev TO Mrs. Emhrey amt kept the
watches.
Mrs. Enrbrey FHss smiles a d'sut ears-
ah-z,raway-ergnl-asre sHIis WHEN asked
what .hs1rv she hAt n the disthairal
svTrrs- She n1anifs=ss NJ eaaesrn m the
Death Of her husband amt sh-ugs her
.bssrai.rs when todd st the faui mannsr
sf hrs taking of Truly she 10 a mys-
rerv 10 the aeic~rs who have examined
her
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
ROB TRAIN
s2o, 900 SECURED BY rHE
RoBDERs
Af<sr Risinx NAL Car Ru1 rs BACK
Against rraia-rvsEvs Pas-
ssrgsrs Ara Hurt

spsAans. Wash.-ru the hablilp ~ IN.
'ryaE Nerrhsru passenger tram NJ. ,
Aesws~u Colbert amt M..a.i SUNDAY a,ght-
s.naoa was .svIIr-d ANT twelve prr-.a.
we're inT'Erst Vhrn the engine ant mail
ar started running viii .haun the
track by the 5an,iirs after they had
ritssf the mails. eullBl,-f with the 30
naming ears af the tram The hanaiir.
iseach'st the sngine amt mai ,nr frum
the tram. ran them dlwu the rrirk y
'nusnisrabie di<cI.cr amt then. after rhs,
rsgisterr't mail haf been apsn,.,f- rhsv
-snt thu engine aars b enilBls. with th.,
'1rs staining IN the trark
The cumiurtar .aw rhs wilt ears -rui-
nr dnwn the srarx rr thr rare q cw~r-
rY-fys miis- an asur when thsv we're o
shnrr dIstanrs awav. amt NJ ant anr -
ris tr1inui~n ptI,srfi a tn N the srIeE
"A an -fsrr 70 stop their Wad fighf
The engine aasg ear we're partially y
sssppssi By tArs means. baf piInvss'g mra
tas euaehr-- There wa iasui crash
amt thu Passengers were rhrawn from
their ssats- m"-r OF the injured beng
hIrt b. glass frugn the hruksu win,inw..
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
WOULD NOT RAISE MAINE


Wlshingt Rear Asliniraf Charles
D. >igsl-- ,bslIverp,i an interesting Ie''-
surs at sA- New Natmnai rhratrr On Tn.
,ii-a.tsr OF hi. alI bafri.,-hip. rhr NaiH'.
Illustrating hls talk with views Of the
Havana hltrbsr an,i pHrt- Of the Illtare'i
vessel.
Th- 1.fruiraf sssk the Eruami that II
NaulsI be- ai-aslvi,-ef 10 raise the wreck
He Thought that the ultimate solution
OF the ,iifticulty m the harb"r a. 30 IL
abssrrmrau wauhi hs removed BY hior-
ing shs. -ubmsrue,I hulk % pi'svs=. F..
pnlnts,t our A. an abrrtnaa % raising
the vs~-eI that r woul,f aserssItats ths,
construction Of q cufer'iam amt the ~
posture af Earze 1rsa Of the unsaHitary
mui Of the harhsr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20

ABOUT THE rARrrF. SAYS SIM
AroR rrLLMAN-
Ia Fei-ets rakss Hand. and Bazisy
rriss 20 Brush Whfs.vssh
Over shs ssainsL

Wa-hingtsu. Senators hsuan ling
ing az enc annther Fridav the offensive
ward. -lar.r whrrh IN the Southwestern
csltIntrv mran< a drctsr amt ultimately
an undertaken. .tnisl. dignihrd men AXE
Culisn ant FRYE turned o. the SPEAKERS
aftrring sach verbs with wonder. snaxr-
mint amt scuru.
LaFaiistts. Of WISCONSIN began the
fracss. Plst such an Que a. wa expcrte,i
to happen. & was bound TO cums The
atmosphere around the >vnute Of hte
had been too heavy. Il wa n.v---ary
far .sms sort Of an eiertrical display 70
clear the sulphurous fumes.
Fhs Wisconsin rrvatutinHist eufp-
pllsins.,i that he could Ept M nf1rmstiou
frum the finance cnmmitrer-
IN hi- unst suhtlr wav he i-vlaresi
shat whil.. hs b.iisve,i in the integrity af
ths committee. .ti1 hs saw M rsasou
WHY certain -chs,iiIle- hspg been Hivanrr,I
over tho Hau-e bull Theoretically hs .aHi
rhaz Ahirirh was to blame Aldrirh was
the byilra-hrasls,i octopus. the rvHI odd
man rhlorutsrm II the SENATE
6sllingrr cane up from his seat a. II
hfte,l BY .am- el,.vtrp,al flrre ant laak
my Ike the ODD man ot the sea. In all
ths davs he had served IN th. senate
amt they were many-hs ha'i never heard
the chairman OF the ananrs committee
1b,r-s,t a., as hat heard at this -e--Iun.
he sand.
TT. mt only di-graceful.' he sabi.
-it's shameful NJ one eould have tobl
ms a dsxpn wears aro that surh vitup.r-
arnnn. .urh a willfuI dHsreuird Of the
,,amuou dsrvuries that are common to
rhs I';gislativs bn,iirs ever would ocrur
su the dnur af this Senate. am
ashamed
-Who'. been abusing your least,sr =
shouted rillman. Vet l. But 7 viii
-av rhi.. that heartily agree with the
~,snasar from Maryland Mr. Rayurri
i that there has been a great deal ot wing
gong ou m this ba'ty concerning the tar
/ n grSs-sian.'
There has been some lvIng On both
.,,l-- af tim. chamber eunfes-s't e'al.
/ hnuer. -'Ths habit hasn't been confined
o. the Republicans"
L & protest. -aHi Bailey that thi-
~snare o. a vhnIr . not a body at liisr.'
/ <naw az M highrr ar mnr- hanoFrhis
baIy To -av the >snarnrs are har-
I xauid mean that the natInu - composed
I af set 0f liars. h~eaH-~ are the rvp'
re~.utarivs- 81 our people. amt the p~o'
pie. a natinn wholly ma'ie Of liars. caui'l
aae isgss -xiss-'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
IS the DEVIL REAL PeRsoN1
Pr-shyssriaa Niaisrsrs Hass Nat-.r
Crfsr Dtscussicr.

shirarp--ts the dsvI a p~r-.ounlifv.
ant did satan appear IN physical form n
Bshis times -
FhI+ amt sEmilar Flue>tians formed th-
.uhHset. af di-eaz-toa az the msstIng %
the Prs.hYrerinn Minister'S As-uciatisfu
n JAS efty after an I,ilI'p=s On What
.as lsfr far the minister 10 prpaeh Il be
arrepcs the modern rhrulagiral vBws ~
hE Pruf- Axnsw e.. Zsnns sf the Nc
Cormies ThsulsgieaI SEMINARY
y rrPas many people are trnubIe'f
with the aiea that there must BE- an evil .
h. SAINT 7 ds mt bslisvs that It II
n,ser-sary 70 hslieve that a physical Is Il
rsn'r TO CHRIST amt tempted him. bur T
bsli-vs "A the personality Il the devil n
The Bthls- ThHs PsrsauHIIty- hawever. g..
n,aus OF the earsiinaI 'bwsrinss Of the
Bahis The man wha isnia< e y mt ns.--
s=-arIiY To B. pranaunre,t un,C hrissian-"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
Earthsaaks Is Rscnrted-

Washingrar4-4H earthquake estI-
mated at 5Gaa miles distant. was rg-
cur'is,I at the ChsEtsnham NH Magnet
H Observatory OF the niresf STATES
CaHss amt Gsatsths Survey Monday Th'.
record showed tremar* sf mere than av-
srage amplitude. They began at I'll.
. s'siaeS Monday morning z5sh msrliiIH
time The maximum wavs here occurred
AZ l1s ami the trgmars embed az 4=fs \
ma.!srass earthquake wa- Also recorded
AZ ChsirenhanI EIs5 SATURDAY. Highr- be-
ginning ar Ifztsl IT. Instieated orira
was Ibsu- liza mIles distant anh .
probably the sus that press dispatches
reported n Montana
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
PANTAlooN GOWNS THE RAGE
Nsv Thriller N Fsufni1s Wearing
Arpar-I AppsarA

Nsw Vark.--PantlIoau gowns VIII BE-
4e-u IN Fifth avenue ami Broadway unr
iatsr than the first week N .funs and the
new thriller IN feminine wearing apparel
set. the ,tirrytotrs gown upon a pedestal
af mnsie-sv-
It has. the direetarire bark ipng ef-
feet. Lauis the Fourteenth AMI halsro
shape seven yards af eiorh compose
the whole dress.
Bar that ~ net the point When the
wearsr stands stiiI &c resembles an srtI-
nary pretty costume The mnmsut she
moves il is quite different What has
seemed a SKIRT parts PIst above the KNEES
amt reuIlar trousers come INTO view
Truusers-ius.t trousers They MAKE M
prstense Of being anything sise-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
MINISTER PUTS AWAY WIFE
sutz- 8a1sstinns Divine Ahout Scrip
suraI Ssnrrlrr-

Denver. taHs-rhs Rev sblnrue Mars
~ fsrmrrig pa-rsr at the fir~t tan-
sr-sratsiual Chnrrh ~ Denver vhu ~
sigue,g "a ~ with a svrrurn company Hs
a i,ctursr hssar4-- b. ruuit aar I1vs hap
rilv wfh hI= wifr. aa. been -rtnre't a
fivarrr by E,ni,sr ~iiarsurs an tir Ersunni
q Mental erurity ~hHrriuS rsfir-s-t 90
grant a .i..vrr~ or h.ar the raiss until
1lr Marslry tpp-lrr-i m rnurr-
-Ds wa an,i in var >'ripturai -~a't-
nx4 anv ~ tho grounds Tau -se birth
isaiu-t vgur Vihs fsr divorce. asIs'i
ths lusi.,.-
-Na,- rspiis.i Narssv-
-Then sou AK rhs rvurs 20 ti What
the Bihis .i,ls~ not -.inFtian
Z have tr,s-t s1urts~u wears ~ nva"t
this. vaur hnuar rrplp',t n" minister
Bit dHl e impossible for ~ - sg-s~
or Hvs tsg~rh.r. and -snre the law a.
6uws .iIvurrs- in .ush ea-e= I have ap-
1salsil O. tho raurr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
CROWDS THR0NG BIG SHIP
ofscsrs Of Mississippi Much Fsesd
a. Baton Rouge.

Baton Rnug-. La.-Despite . heavy
iownpour Of ran and an eq'aIiy heavy
fog whch eioRir,I the river. IA immense
thrnng sunday visited th. hartleship
Mississippi. anchored IN mid-,tream of
the eity The crowd poar-'i upon the
i,scks Of the warship. d'.=pife the storm
At II a. m. the aftieers were taken up
the river TO >cutrs Bluffs a. tho rrIs=ts
lf ,Eyuige T T. Herman An elaborate
luncheon was served during vhirh toast |.
we're made amt responded sa, and the Of
icsrs returned to their vessel at : p m.
Nc that hour the band was sent a-hnr'
60 zixe a public concert On the boule-
ward
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20

s5saAs- After 1s-gntzzr tas earszzoa
ssasaaA. he -rs.izafet vita tnsslnrssaz
frsnz the UaasyrsisF e N1s-Sssispd Fis
was then -<arr-tT - y-ars q rr~- ard
assl -rxn s~fsrs tAas h~<za rrspar1tssu
fec snrrr,r~ inrs ths Christisn miEastrx.
vhsrA high sffs~~ A.e bad suu- Hirsussi
wish an nl-1e@t uzsSanps-d teruen,u Of
ssrvsr< azss ei1sussnr~ of nae--ars- Essn
NJ shis Early az~ As gave ssstenrs sf
rynarxahSe gifts a. an srzsar- Que q
Ais vrvse-<srs az tAe Caivsr-isr ct Js
.a-sfpc5 vas the hate AssesiEss lnstsss
Lamar II the sapreme ruurt et the rzit-
et >tsrs. wken yoaax Galway was
bsasia< has alma mater the graf i'sriss
saafs
-tAarssT- AMI sthsrs are rAni 20
l<srz thas Ysu ore ta snEsr she miai<-
trys ssm~ sf n ssrsid Eks - % TO ruar
RVS. s--r TAI. fasers4t- -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
can,t Drink Our Of Own anrrIs-

Topeka han-The new prahihitbou
law AIMED at clubs went INTO effssr *
Kansas saturday Att1rne " General
Fref = Jackson. the father af the
-hrandSnew MT ordered Il eIampssf down
>atursaE- Under its provisions the man
WHO owns his own hnrrls may not drink
suE OF iG even ii he zues to has eiauh amt
takes Is frsm his individual lnsKSsr. Tn.
new law II the msss drastic prahibltina
measure IN the warid It * a. drv a.
the sansis Of the DESERT IN the hig ei1ies
a. well as IN the small tuwns.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
STOPS BLOODY shirt
oHIoAN NOT ALLOWED TO rALx
OF JEFF DAVIS PrcruRK
Rsats E1f.crials Arss<kiax Him
FruG sozsAsra Nsvszsrsrss
AnusGEg n~rznzirsaA

Wa.AIngtsu.--Fer "a nSnuEs- Nsusfas
sA~ Saarh-ru nsmhers ss tho house sur-
'nuanrsst a vsgsans ss suppressed exrif~
msnf Dariru that rassrvaf Espr~s~nfs
tive Efsllin.gswprth sf 1Aas VA. .vsrrinx
ts-p~rately 70 z~s rsvv-uitssu 10 vsns hss
ohisrtrsa - sAs pisriag st I~ffsr-su Dn
vHs pssurs "a a pssv~ st the silver
servies - 10 yr--~use,i BY the psspls %
Bfnssn.-ipps to tA. sfdsvrs sf the battle
shlp bearing the name af their state
TA.. 1IRs-a--spps asissrsEaa hsnt been %
the gsst vfvs far a week ar mere. expect
isx tais rv-slHfssu to hs hroaxht up. Hnt
representatives. Hunphrvys- >psxar- Css
har. Dars.~r amt ~us.su had nrlSp,f frum
thrsr -ssts amt we're SEATED sswrsh>r 81
the frsur rus. newt 10 the spsassrs dss&-
ryruEy 10 .tefeu,E the people Of Nn.-is-ippi
ant their hrss1u m pltring the name st
jefferson DAVIS ap.u the silver servhfs-
Fortunately ssr the prvssrvasIan at frr-
seruala.ur hssws~n the snr~-rvnr sevtpaus
Il the nisu, the Eepuliis'an-s swsys'i
Bu TnuuH..,s II q bruad natnsualis-ui.
wirhhsbt -nruarasrsmsnt fruuf Esprs-sur
sasfvr HslIfnr.xurrh anst gave their and
60 tho p.ssrfuI bath Of an s--'ps- shs
ezpGaSrarnu af whs,h meant rsnswe't
asrrrrus-~ ant unfrprn,iIy ranking OF far-
<ivens~-.
Mr. Halinr.wsrth ru-s To a question
af Dsr.sunI privilege ant hlt -enr To the
,l..rS's Es-k Clippings frsm numerous
>,iarhsra papers. vhirh were rsask
~.lnsr Of the sharp sharasterizatious
saurain.,g m the -.iitarIal. rsad vsrg=
IN 49, % the ir~c maguIfui''-
-Psrhnp- aus IT >hsrnan'- buns whs
-abh.,g fsfsu,...i,.-s. mon ami women
-Csar~uspsibis htfEs whsiplT
n palTtRaI nnusuIry from Ohpa.
n paI.-fIee,f Iirininnry-r
- pu..illaaiuisus pfrmv frum Ohm
These we're sane af the sxprs--snus
a.~sf IN the e.iIrsrials UPON whIsh kepr-~
sentative EisUIn--worth d,s-irr't 70 b"
heard On a ss'Is-ts1u - psrsaunlprivii''gs :
...lIrilnr thae e af~vte,f ann m hrs rrP-
r,.-susarHve eapaeiry a. a congressman
Fallrwing the r~aSiiar sf the varu"u*
sn-tsr e.iirariaI.. Eisllinv-warrh bsgg-'i
s..rnii--ssn CO reply - uhs EDITORIALS N
l.-sasu az a nsmh.r vha-s ,rxn,siHW n
the buus.. ct representatives had hs~n -
s..-rs,F upon n his sftriaI sapa'rry-
Representative Bssrtau Harrison. Dem
ssrara, meuabsr frsm New Work r1isse'i
the BaInr sf ar,h.r rAat ths s,iitarisl. 'ii's
aue rsffser apnu Hsallinr-wurth n hI-
SET r,.-snsatIvs eapasIrY- tast the Pasdr 9f
1rsi-r was SUSTAINED BY the sp~aker m
careful amt Eslibsrare ruiIng, citing
many pr-r-,isnrs shsrsfsr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
bishop Galloway No More

zeu. Mss RssArv csarfss h. Cal
- the Msshslsass E7sa-spal
- >cush- Mis-issiFvTs =s-s 81
hhsd <sn-- aass h~.s-kss~a pas-
~hs fee sh< Fass susn8y ysars has
nnk sz1s< th~ Ersasess rszsgsx sra-
y Au~-sra- Ea-s az khs r-vstsns,~ "a
~ as 5 s1ehsrS Nessns-.ssv msrz-
k<r an EEn~ss 81 several &srs Ni-h
: frra e Tusu-psuia- cnuPsnatef
kra-s truuhze-
> er.s VA. n.s Ezexpsrsr,i. az 7ssA-
re- [sway Ind ersz IA a syiar esafs-
sr ss-hsern hazrs He survived
tAaa The asssuifar Favsa,iaas sx-
snsf- desVsss thr fa<s Ia b, vas
urruu'~sass state. saawsd wen
vi<.ls,v stzzsss 80 the end
Suffered fs- rezrA
rv-Hl ssrzsssau.. daring ths pass
5-sr< EssAsr r;aIlwvay suffered -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20

Frankfort. kY.-Former Governor T. C.
w. Bsckham. INV editor OF the ken-
rRcSsv state Journal, IS trying to even
up matters because OF the stand taken
by Henry Warrersou IN his EDITORIAL. in
the Louisville Caurier-IaurnaL The sx-
Governor takes Watrsrsou TO task for
has attituds On the liIuor question and
declares that a pruhIhItionist can still be-
a Dsmoerat- He comments ON the i'm
8nrtanr part Watrersau u alleged 20 have
played when Bseiham was defeated for
United States Senator
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20

-~1ss q his sss.- ard the -1z-try -
Arvs fsis the inpuls~ et his afAe-sss
ard n.vu~srr- he was Prv-ss-ns of the
AIlssas~iPps PruAibirssn As~s@srsbau. sna
tAs -ir<v-Tvs system Fl rruhiiFtsru Avs
sew ia spsrzthsu n Na.sassirps = Ary--
81 the rs<uls e ~ wlss nfssss-
A DssrlzEzisAsa A1shar-
~ an nHsAnr Ea.Hnp GaIhu~aF srhs-v-
81 80 hsshe thssrarts'u- tksu.zh e w1s
a the prsarhsr ant arator thas hs ex-
sviisst AZ writer. eu varied ant sius-
y ssTsiscrs. he commanded a wsi. ryss-
my EnE his wur'as always carefully
weighed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
Million far Elghways-

Rlehmnud VL-The International
League tor Highway Improvement has
adopted a bill asking ruuyrsss TOR an ap-
preparation Of sr.Goa,ao To support the
work OF the body through sighr rommis-
-iou,.rs to be appointed by President
Taft The leagIe purposes to open per
manenr headquarters n Washington. ami
its first effort viii he Go huild National
Hestef highway from Maine 20 Florida
The convention ADJOURNED TO meet IN
St. Augustine Fla June TO- II ami Il,
1910
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20

ClarkssiIIe- 4rk-4s spadra- a min
ing camp four miles west OF here W. FL
Wilson. knnwu ~ Bag Wilson. shot Tom
Curry four times with shotgun. killing
him Curry hat whipped four men dur
ing the dsv. amt had t0bt Wilson that
he inren,ied TO do him before the dav
was ever Efe was advancing On Wilson
when wilson shot him. Curry was A new
man who had only been in the camp
about three weesxz. Wilson Is ane Of the
xeiExnawn eharaess.s OF spaafra-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20

Portland Orv--Bsezuse- 4 - alIege'i-
ms girl wife gave him skImme,t mix m
stead ..sf cream John D. RsssIaIr sieaVe,l
her henf open with a heavy knife The
sheriff Is authority sar the statement
shns the man has euufessed- The trag-
e,fv arrurr.f at the IsusEE mountain
haaas Gf the spapis- twenty miles fruur
HlEhsbars- AeesrsiIng To the alleged cau'
fe=sinn- after the woman was deaf Ease-
Esir renewed h<r blniv clothing and Be-
ssruF.f all traces OF the affair
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20

Washiugtsn--En an spiHhau BY Ius-
ssrp HaIa1s=- the supreme euurt ot the
tinted States sEreisfrd the ea-e Of }saa
Lsn,h W. the state Of louisiana inv1lv-
iag the righe OF Lsash- ansier a hsensss
frum tho city OF Natshsz- MRS. to Piias
. vessel fruu the gulf through the RIVER.
arsrin-r Leach. Leach was prossrTssd
by the STATE Of louisiana hs~siIs' ar dst
mt have a Incense from the aarharftte-
at View Orleans as required by sAe Lsu-
HsisIna law
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
ROBBERS GET s4.aoa
STATE Bank at Franksran. Tex, Dyna-
mired-rsiephones Cut

Palestine, Tex-The state Bank az
Fralnkssan. rhis county was dynamited
AMI rah6sd early Friday morning, the
robbers escaping with nearly sf,1aa The
erarksmsu cut all telephone ami teie-
graph wires and made nsce>saFy a risie
OF several niles N order to notify Pal
essine aHrhorIties OF the robbery Sher-
II Black amt ieputies went 70 the sceue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
UNKNOWN FIGHTS MORSE.
Nagistrate Crane Advocates Release af
Prisoner

New Ysrk-An ASSERTION tiat -ther-
where working azainst Siarsss release
was mad. BY MIgistrars Leroy B. Crans
in an spsn Ierrsr wh1,h he i,.Sued to the
prpss Idvasaring the sslmi-s5au % Charles
w Morse To bail Morse n nnw N prison
awaiting hearing au his appeal from
ar conviction 8f violating the nasiauaI
banking laws
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20

ATTACKS, <s~ 80 snse~hs-,i ss.rs -
and AarVieniz- ct the arrerles4 Al
4 aulE IN Lhs sath y-ar. the Prusla-
vseznzs Gf work hs y~Ffa<are< as
fasssSa Bsshsy af Mesas.tasu.F had
y wsa<<zr,t Ais srrs pswsrfEf pay
and he was N no eausfz-Bsa -
had the h1ng cazg~s-ssu sAas
= kss &satk
, passing away ef the fsr<mass
n NeEhodhsu was qEE5es ant
fal Ta<Fs we're 10 feash a-sule--
eerIn-, ze anguish af 5s-h or svir-
kEl- the sansfs af has Efs siaxtv
away save fer the EaAorest
hing EDri6~HE TO the FuEnaunry
~ that was Ia. .irerE raa:ss sf de-
ne G-urpe,t Tz-s eternal s1tEnher
> Estl< <hIEt sr0su<st 10 sIexp Ey tia
bI-s CT . nTIzg zsssher-
was NJ first haps,t that the iIFn<ss
Ne SEsrEzIz1 1zllshest divine wzuBt pruss
6sx n,sre ser1sus than n severe eaGL
IPprshenssan was fes- hy the fam
ansE assezsIn- phvxh-iazss however
rrn1n- cf hss snt-~b5et Physs<aI esu-
- and tAis feeling ehangesI 70 sr~
enuEns alarm WHEN a nTt farm sf
EmazzE &eressYe,E IN one kzz- Al
J messsral slSiM &C ssi<nc@ could say-
J Was hrszgh< into Plar. bu- sl~ low
lily of Shs patient AEs saer pow
y PhEsaFar zaE zzagziizxas cuussirz-
, raxzg--t sr the Periasts Of sisxzsss
y wksrA be had been afflicted 8arizy
! pass thrs~ ys1Es- WIS against hIn-
In urranz1a1z State.
ne 1r two Eaneazs sx consciousness
Erre1 T1ess-aF zarnIag On sre &C.
5,su be rs<ugzEEzst Ass fxizhfuf wife
6zg a harst interval, azsE Eas 1kfe 10
r< As <azzhs-r. Mrs. W < P Yea
k4 wk<a she rsaehers th. hs.Asisie- As
rs Ae was 1eisrssas. t1lkest Tzxaher-
llv sf hrs eAzzrxA Eahsrs- 9f tA.s E-er-
\ week k~ had brEs z1xnzshesz- ami
= ne nea<ssa-sA the naz< Ct Sef<r-
J Davis
An AHysxhf Bsttbe-
EizsffaA aPprUaehs,1- the hrsatAIax
the dyIae divine grew mrre A1harrs1
J the ragssrinns r<zzrraa1Ir admitted
hx they had Ess< the sshr- Ne hz-
N .geney euaH rruanzy the HE &
|Exls<ireS1s k<se keSsEesz s1r-
Ih< end Sas Got cuua<, however. ns
pa ~ FAysssians exFsszsdL AEEasuxa
An unrrn+eaouss STATE as the very
rvsAazd af 1zazk. rhe aren1 saerxy 81
phnr GaAsways uure powerful PIP
pc asserted irself. and thruugHngr the
kIy hsurs of the night he f0aghs a GAL
. fgi<-
Cnzil toward ; asessek "Wednesday
'xniax shs gr5~xizg B1ue,1 snes and
Ixlszs wateh<rs at the he,Asase esuEi
serv< No P<rvepsIhEe eh4s,ge N AS cun-
l51uL At that hsgr the kr-aKAing
rw mcre irregular shs PszEss s5swlF
k<s1 away and 1r tke h.aGr cS s'eh1ek-
e - tia sun was p@sriag sxsr the
r-nn 10 llzniae wIrk irx erixh-esz
- epmmzzizy Plzne-d izEs the dark
1<pshs 81 grief 1as1 sAss1z- tke saul
Charles 3 Galloway xingsd rs fsxh<
The God who gave L.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
TWO WIVES Nv COURT.
Chat Pleasantly wnIe Husband Is Tried
far BIgamy

New Orleans. La-Wif- M. I ant
wife So. SAT- -iis By side. chatting
freely amt apparently On rhel best OF
terms, IN the criminal dIstrirr s}urr hers
ss the husband James RSgerI was be-
ing tried en- the charge Of bigsmy- Rag
ers was found guilty FL. is ASrraxglinx
Snowman by occupation and ma -ris,i hls
arst wife here IN 1905. His seeAn.i mar
risge ssenrred hsrs last year Ssutener
Was teferred
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20

New Orleans. LA widow ar hirs
hgar he has -suuhr- zerurdInr to q -
elsian by the United Ssares ruurr Of -p-
pes1hs. can NIT esilswr Insurance sn a
Palirv h<bf by the man killed The case
IN wharh the d%rhsian was rendered FIs
scvi.1f Mrs. L<e Manner vs. the PennA r
wanna Life Insurance Company ThDs
hushaad ef the pi1inEIf. Dr. Frznkfyn ~
Mza<r- sf HilE county, Tszxs- was skst
and k71i<st IN q street dald IN 1895 ~
Z 4 GrafdnL wizh whnu he had quulr
r<AeI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
Mn Taft Cauasses.

Washington.-Nrs- Taft. suffering
frum q slight nervous breakdown, VA.
TAKEN u Wsudsv While su her waV
frsm thhs city To NsuHr Veruaa- au the
yacht >EtPh- with a party Of friends,
and was hurrIsd back TO the White
E.suss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1909-05-20
washington women N Majority.

Wazhingrsul-Asmen ogrHamhsr the
men by 1888 IN the National capital and
rs suburhss according TO the police ceu-
s.rs announced Saturday The census
4haws a total population Of s43.GGa IN
the Diztr5ct Of CaEumhia, an increase az
z.sag ever a wear arm