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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28
OKLAHOMA CITY HAS RECORD
Se~ csritzl e. t-e Ns~ STATE S-o~s
Mes. Tn-itry 0es-'sp-enc

Washington. n. C--Oklahoua CifF.
10 which Govsrzor Haskell zoved the
capital OF Oklz5oma t-on Gzthris
without federal authority. hzs hz5 th=
remarkable growth q almost ssa psr
cent in ter yea-s- according 20 the
figures sEzEsrafed Il the thEresszth
cs1s1s. Which Esrs made pz5lie b.
the director ot the csasas M0ntay-
Tie Prsse-t popzl1tio1 Is sf-ez. N
increase q 5t.Iss since 1870 and an
Increase os sl.-55 Or s. per cent-
since 1857. whea n special eszsls
showed 5s.i51
Oklahoz4 eozzty. II Thtch Okla
homa City < located Increased from
.5sIs in 1880 and $3.50 in 1891 70
$50. II lsi3-
Artnnre. Okla- decreased n pop
uIatioz. II having had S.s5s inhabi;-
ants IN 1877. While in 1919 there are
o-ly s.eIS-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28
COL. M0SBY NOT INDECENT
corfeSerste Hero Admits Ira. He .
Writing 1e-oirs-

Washington. D. C.-If Col John 5
NOsby. the guerrilla chiefraiu- < roE-
erry stricken since his retirement
from office. he Is too proud 70 admi.
H. Il vas Published 4 fsE DAYS ago
that he had been forced 70 occupy
seantily furnished apartments IN aa
undesirable section Of this city. and
that he l. so poverty stricken that he
cooks, eats and sleeps IN one small
roo1-
There IS no truth IN the article
said Col Mosby. and I an sorry that
IL has caused ny friends concern
About the only thing correctly stated
is that shall write NJ memoirs
He xIl begin his ~ork on his ne
uoirs with in the next few weeks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28
Gets 1900 Volts: Lives.

Port Chester. n. Y.-EIeEeR thou
sand volts Of electricity passed
through the body OF Michael Foley.
and although he Is frightfuIIy burned.
he still lives. and there IS a chance
that he WiI recover Foley vas paint
ing the overhead structure which ear
rIes the power wires OF the New YORK.
New Haven & Hartford railroad here.
when he slipped and his arm slid along
the feed wire. while the side OF his
body pressed against a steel pillar.
Until the coatact broke he vas hid
den in = binding sheet os aAlsss-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28
NO BOIL wEgvIL IN GEORGIA
srout Wee.fI There. BIT Net 0es.-ac.-
I've 20 cotton-

Atlanta. Ga--Thers i no such thing
as the boil wesvil in Georgia reports
TO the contrary nOtwithsraEdfng- This
statement vas made BY z I. W0r-
shamState eutOuOlO$ist. following the
vesvu from Wilkes county. On ex-
animation Mr. Worsham found that
the specimen was Of the snOHt Ee~vfl
species. a near relative OF the boil
reevn. but not destructive to eotton-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

BIaefeId. ". VA race riot oe-
Cured at Ashland. W Va. On the
Norfolk 4 Western railroad n Ehich
SIX men we're injured. rwO perhaps
fatally. Knives and stones were
used, according to a report received
here tonight Negroes. it Is said m
vaded the quarters Of white men AZ a
coal operation A fight fol- wed and
soon became general Twenty-Five
men took part in the riot TFo Eaife
men we're stabbed and two heroes
received injuries that are ltNe-y 70
prove fatal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

Fau River. Wass--Ir IS seated that
Fail River mills have sold ant shipped
% New York more than 5.l0a bales @
cotton and that the receipts from
these sales viii exceed 900 a.eea- This
move Is unprecedented in the history
o. the Industry in this city. ard only
an unusual combination % circuu-
stances could have made the disposal
os so large an amount possible Sew
eral mills had purchased enough cot
ton to run their plants to October Or
November at a price which averaged
low IN comparison wirh quotations.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

s.. L0uis.-Fredsriek Y Dieksou Of
50. Paul. master Ia chancery- filed his
preliminary hntfnEs in the lum m5sg
rates suit instituted against the inter
state commerce commission In the
findings the railroads gain n s1hsrEa
tfzI victory Tue lumber rates sstab-
lished By the interstate commerce eon-
mission from the Pacific eoaS- 70 all
points in western Minnesota. l0Ea and
Missouri. are sustained. but the rates
from the coast 10 points easg Of that
lire are declared to be unre1sonably
roE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28
Surround AIIesed Slayer.

Fort Worth. Tex1s.-COanty officers
and 4 posse Of citizens are closing In
on Nike Rochester. aged =. Who. ae-
eortins to the victims. slashed the
threats O. Joe LogsdOn. aged %. and
his wife. aged 90. in their bedroom
Rochester Is a haIf-bruther Of the Eo-
nan and lived with the couple LOGS
don said that he had threatened to
rOtify officers that the boz vas coun-
teFfeiting half dollars The assassin
disappeared barefooted. ont the posse
IS knOEa 10 be near him The victims
have small chance TO recover
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

Ererrc1s Knows Sow Intensely 80
servat.ve tns Chinam1n &C. Nuthinx
short = charge % tyusnf.s wtf rss
a asW dea inso rs had. and tsoara
hts rulers nay - cautiously tiaEeriax
Nlth tunovatacus. John Chinar1an ki=1.
ss'i stili toss eurtsnts,iIy aIou< "a.
cid fashioned paths u = typical q
Tire Chinese rural lifs that the farmer
shouit Use the prizIitive. taeret~ut
~ossien pior ths, hss heea IN us-
IN ne country t1r Thousands as years
PROBABLY without any alr-ratiuc q
pass@szA sassA Pio~s a. ts--- one
ray ai~ays see ca The hanks os he
Nazg 'ss kianE river.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28
COTTON LEADS OUR EXPORTS
Statistics 60 .re a--.g-. - Our Er
rcrcs iss1e<

Washington y. C-Cat-ou. copper.
Illuminating OIL vhelt-these arficIes.
IN the order uamst- f1ruze3 the udst
important articles exported trum the
United States during tas sseaI year
IasS closed The valae - the curfoa
exported Eas sfsGtaa sa- o. the cog
per. So 3i5aa .aaa. ~ the Illuminating
OIL 1880 $50. ard % the wheat. stT.-
go .0aa
Other articles q export naked "a
value as follows FIosar. lard. tobacco.
lumber. upper leather corn. altu-zf
zOus coal AMI Iu5ricating oil
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

Boston. NaSs--Japzn's fansee ac
uiraI. Henry Walton Grinneh' vas
married Monday to Miss Florence Nars
Roche. daughter Of the late James
Je-rsy Roche. the weIl-knoEn aEthoE-
Admiral Grinnsll IS u years oid anu
was an intimate friend OF the faiher
n The bride. who is . years Old Al
rpsraI Grinueu served With Farrasa'
a. Mobile Bar and later was IN me
naval serTics Of ore OF the SCUM
American republics Still later ne vas
adviser in the japanese naval es
ushment, previous TO the War-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28
FOREST FIRES STILL RAGE.
Damage in Norrh~est Estimates viii
Reach Sis HiIiion-

Winnipeg. Mauitoha-Twsnty heavy
railroad and traffic bridges have been
swept away BY flames in the Koots
nay district A dozen lumber nils
and yards burned The timber loss
through forest fires Is estimated 4,
from $500. 900 20 ssa90.G .Gsd
The mayor OF Rainey River appealed
10 Winnipeg for help TO save the tow
from destruction BY IRE. and part oi
the local FIRE Department vas rusheJ
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28
shired Ten carlosts-

P,-.o,oc. Miss PO1totOc Hiise
Frul, Growers Association frilay
-L;,,ss ~ Ias. car Of Elberta peaches
so- this year. The season has rot
- vsr. as there will be consider
49, r,,sfress done n ShippiEg a high
grsde o. fruit by express ;9It Il VIII
- - in large enough quantities 70
-, whors cars The car skipped Fri
L. rs the tenth the crop having
-, rs55eef considerably BY the IN
.svo-able weather conditions Grow
So ne.ches for the market !. q res
.nterprise IN this secttoa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28
peg Is Sertercet-

Syracuse. y. Y-wnlard n Feeh'
.arre.arv Of the Peoples Nu'ual i'iie
Insurance Association and sae'
coavicted Of perjury, vas sen'saced -
serve not less than two Years -.
-,o-e than Eve years in Auburn , saa'-
-, The charge upon ~aIen FecA
vas convicted was based upol =
r,.nce ., his testimony before suPer-
,nteudent Hotchkiss in relatioa 70 pns
-.Ie a. the company to John lesis :.
louisville Ky. and the reports y
wore 10 as secretary cs Sae eenpaS!'
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

A Enxitsh 4lplnmaI a. a tia-e- N
Leuncx. saii q Mrs Lanxtry.
-When she uas a, TIE summit -
hsr oeaatE Art her fame-whea
crrsfia followed her "a BoaL street.
a. he Row-she net. AZ a ss-nf ROYAL
s.1rsr. an Afrsraa knx
Mrx Lanxfrv. tarrifnE n h~-
eeaaty. at hesl.se this kiax she wa
in Vocf SPIRITS szt 80 1lf her very
1ea' % amus- ant please hin- Ant
So u-Est have succeeded. t1r. az N.
elaaer's ein-e. he hsaves a 4es2 ssxh
al sal4 70 ker-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

Washington D. C-The EorkIrs
balance in the treasury vas depleted
oionssav 90 the extent og s=Sta.afS hy
dishursenleuss on account q The Paua-
IA canal TIE working balance left
vas s11.Ss5.asz,- The eazaI payment
was the saeaud q the ascaI ysar. the
prevfogs one being s5aoaa9. draEu o.
the treasury ear.y ia the mouth-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

New YOrk-A nan carrying an 3
weeks-0Id baby in a market basket.
vas arrested n Harlem and held peue-
ing an Investigation He gave the
name OF Dr. Lester l. Cox. bat de-
clined TO throw any light upon the
Identity Of the baby.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28
FATHER FOUND THs sooX.
His Seizhecrs Hsires tsi- - .h-
Sesrcr

Eoscfzsto. Niss--An any mob =
6IIiux the town o Louisville. n Win
stou county. Threatening 70 lyzch
Sxirton Psr-snrsr. 4 E0un< whirs
uan- Eho vas placed n ilil there sri
tay. charged Wi-h murteril< Mss
Jane sharpe. 4 beautiful Young dauza-
ter os Villain sharpe. n PLANTER rsslt
Ing near RuraI HuL He as arrested
OF ci-c1mstarti1I svt3ezee. ard tw1
more yozzg men living n tAsr con
uuuIty are under suspicion Hls shnss
Sttzd into the tracks leatIl- away
from ths scene o. the foul eri-le. ard
certain pecuIiarftiss L the tr1cSs cor
respond with similar uarks on his
shoes.
No mere rsvoirizE crime vas eTsr
committed (, this state Mss S12rpe
left ho-e THURSDAY Afternoon A. :
o'clock 70 90 TO RuraI Hill s1r tsc
nail. That vas The last her family
saw os her alive Friiay morning AZ
= O'Clock her srszziet father and h1f
q hundred neighbors cane upon her
dad BODY. living 80 yards from the
roat her throat cut from ear TO ear.
her form covered with her oEu blood
Leading ot the Trail
Mr.. sharpe carried the body ct his
child hone and his neighhors oOntin-
ned the hunt for the wretehes whO had
murdered her. L Eas a l01ely scene.
haIf I u-Ee from the Sharpe house
The vouuz girl had been seized as ste
xas trarersinz 4 path through the
woods. A rear cut 10 the pOstnfhce.
.nt he bushes showed unuistaka5le
evidences Of the frightful struggle
she had undergone TO protsct herself
As soon As daylight cane officers
we're on the scene and thev began 70
follow The tracks One OF the trails
led from the murder scene TO the home
=, psrmeater. ard the tracks fitted his
shoss % exactly. and his conduct
nr1ar examiuation. vas 50 strange AMI
r,,vieti-= that ne vas al Oce,s ar
-s<,ea bv Sheriff Hull and carried to
Louisville
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28
WEIGH EGGS AND BREAD

New York-Eggs and bread Slh oe
sold hv weight only in Greater New
YORK in the near future IBIS ~as
announced BY Commissioner Of
weights and Measures DrtscoL he
declared that upon the advice o, the
eo--orztior counsel be viii enforce
thst rule. perhaps rot later than
August l.
DriseoII said he zill confer with an
bakers and butter and egg dealers az
cree A. 10 ,he standard 10 he estso
ifsheI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28
Eit,..n DEATHS 4, New York.

New York-No-day vas another
scorcher-nOt so hot as SUNDAY. but
more deadly. The maximum temper
ature vas 81 az O'clock There we're
fifteen deaths from sun stroke 1na
. eorrespo-tiug list Of prustrztions-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

Hcar--So youus Golrux his take1
= wife What vas her maiden na-le--
Joax--fer nai4~n aim seems % have
eesn 20 marry Golrux and she proved
an unusually good shot for a Won
an-S,ray Stories
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

Cairo IIl-CO1nring the cost as the
closing chapter Of mob disturbances
nov Is CairO's portiOn- Carefully com
piled figures tx the cash cost Of the
@cb case. iGst disposed Of. At s5.aS0
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

IN the morning II thy purpose:
.na az uixht examins thyself. shat
thou hast done. how thou hss D.
kaved tkyseif IN ucrt. deed Aa1
tkoggkt-Thoma5 4 Eempts
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28
MOST HEINOUS CRIME
NoIiFuL YOUNG LADY MIA
osREo ~ WINSTON COUNTY
ee'fsd ~ On. a. Mere we-. o-,s.-.
INTO sSsres ara hsr Trrsls
css Frsr Ea- e gar.

Louisville. Mlss-wes- q, ---,,-.
ne fo1leat. l-as- .al-azs e-s--. .,--
committed Ia the state u Ns..l.i--.
- Ehire m.l kas aarrteet .s. -,
pc q Winston county. Great ezr.-.
neat prevails aEo1g al the u@o9 =
and oae Ao-e 3 slsu-e4 n ne ssrs
sss korro-.
Al Rzral HEl Postofsee. ou Tezr.
a eseai1S- a yozr< ri-i ras u1ur
lers1 T. 4 uos- b-ltaI -a-ner. Ms
-Aae s11rps. tie dau-hter q Va
snare rent % the pcs-of1ce- ahcz.
ne irul her koue. for Der mar
fa.ia7s 20 rs,zra aef1re szusoEu. hs,
peoPle o>g1a a ssarch sor 49,. uhses
AZ ne toaS nlgh- t.ru1ra proved N
s'lers'sst-l- bat Frisay --arul-r n T.sf
th@ girls h1cy Eas fouu4 wing f, 8
sSir5 q woos.s. he- thrua. en- f-pu
ear % ear. hsr had bruised ana usrr
xlefl Ste E1s beaz-lfui vos-r -
z1an. ard hat a iar.e eoueeti1u am9a.
TIE people IN Louisville ard NcCcaI
a. sell as tie Rural HEI -eEshbo-
soc,a
The ACTS. "a nearly as can - 4,
eertainet- a-s as foliors- Saspscsl-
arst pointed % L yo1ur nan b. uams
os P@rusnfer. xho failed % joga ~.
searching parry. tat 11stsai The posse
that they u@et not iooE in the grove
a. he had BOXED there anf the bo,ig
Eas cot tAsrs- Tie ssa-chers. hox
ever. looset there and touuG tae
body Psru-n-sr. together xirh tEc
others- CEmuin<s a1t B1-kdeid. uhr
Esre II swimming turlu< the afre-
nooa- Ners arrested and placsd II The
gal IN Louisville.
L . 5elisved an ars guilty = hav-
Ing acccIpl der te1th- There .
elt little z any 6og1,. % the -unt
of ths uen- Al a-e rouu- -en. 2.
Or = years oi4. and Peruea-er va
once tried f0r assaal-izs : 9-year
cd chl1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
shc.sun Was knoeSed oo'~n' sotn
Ha-rsl- piscrar1ec.

ssrrel- 0iscrarsec-
vfre. Miss-Mrs- Minnie Sullivan
~isa "a " Sullivan. vas aecitentaliT
80, ard killed at their home four
niles south o. here Nr- suliTan vas
,-o-Etnr about the house caring ont
It. ~ Asf spriuzs- They we-e zcci-
5s-..rIv caught 10 his shocSua. Ehies
.sr at two shots we're discharged.
ho.h <trikI-= Mrs Sullivan under the
.h,rrssr and she died in afe~ min
--zs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

Mss sharpe hai refused his attsu-
tious and also the at-s-riaus = ous
q the o-h-r suspected parties arr
Eas engaged 70 b uarriai 20 another
yOuu< ma1 il the ueiEhaorao.io-
Tron The ueEs % The terrible criu.
reaching I0zisvi,le. a party q re-a-
tivss q the dad girl. a. sell as rss
sheri1 and his teg1ties- Eezr on %
the sce1e - the crime Jake WcI-lIn
adjourned cogrt ard acrou7a-iet TIE
shsTi-s party A hr-e mob q cozz-
TT frisnts lad El-hsre1- azI JEt-s
NcI1in promised speedy i1s-ice II
ther Euuld alioE the t1w % aveuEe
the teath q ths girl Fe1risr re Al
Ery mob. thev telsuhoue.s bark -
Louisville so- uo-e helE TheT NJ,
TIE sAe-i--s party VIII the three prs
c-ers. followed 81 about seventy sre
armed usa Eho we're threatsairE %
take the IaW i1to t5ei- oEa h1zts
a-A kare lie f1r lie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28
Mississippi News
uUC1Q1QQUO

- - e-st tine n sfxty-tA
l. r-cis- Wills NcCully atten1-
~ a. Lozlsviils last week He
= vea-s 90 and Is o1e Of Win
T. ssesr citireuS. and can relate
,u~ f--e7esfiz< Azppenings os tAs
= aru. -Cozrt opszs di-ereztly
l. s-u- sat Il asst 10 sfxty-shre.
r. No. rhsz I attended eozrf here
l. - s-st u-e.- said he In those
Is-s r1ea court opsned q barrel o,
Esssr vas rolled fzss snter ths
g., s.ss q re All and n TIN CUP hang
q - ssfs. ard I; vas fzz TO See the
-ur- f1-o-s. horse-<rappe-s and IN
l.. svsryho1y. else helping them
Islr.s. Moody got d-unk. bat some
=. xua3 Ess lively
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

TSs merchants and business zea q
|Ns-siia- h1vs o-ersd some attractive
rr-es 'o- re best acre of corn rztsed
i La1seriale county. Nissiszipps. and
~ tE0 ho-dsrf7x counties n Ala
|aa-1-Sgzter and ChoetaE- Ths
s-s- p-irs auou7ts to over ss9a. and
|r.srs 1re scores % embryo farmers
IL tie thrse counties competing for
he r1-i1ls Awards
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

n, x-uuzt- -e1r Lake. there VII
u-heriz- % the PEOPLE aad tar
ka-srs z scott and Newtoz eoanties
4, ts-sEe uhsfher an fnter-oouaty arr
krrur1l h<h school shau b essan
kssed TIE chances are n favor Of
h. n5'7-i1z q the proposition. an1
kuvsrsn-enGsut Powers VII urxs CO
rps-zrs1u. as u-tsr the law a. LAST
k-rsr- the trO eogr-iez between
ZEN roaH BE s1tttled 20 S.1a9 from
4. sac
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

WE viewing 4 vaudeville perform
a1rs ar Columbus. Mrs Eliza Askew
e raifisssHrE- Ezs seized with heart
iE-s-~ a1d fell dead In the arms o,
asr -2a-Afer. Mrs Foster Griffin. whe
srz s;r-i-y BESIDE her
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

re s1oi -vats picnic At Hicko-y
r7s / great Success. 1900 people -
af Z a--ez lance Chas- W. Thatcher.
ne sooc r1ads apostle. delivered
s---s 7ie- f1- good roads. being
ssa-s b tie whole erUxd on the
S7au1ts- Great enthusiasm vas Gre
i''< aa-o1S ;ae town people and farm
~ STs- this speech
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

ne Ss5.ieatso7 % TIRE wfseousi.
20 Ee10-ial IN the viekshurg Ma
's17l Pa-k VII take place the ia,e-
sa't & October This Is the intea-
m soF ard unless some change no.
,aE l1tic47sted oecurs. the event ziIl
: ose of the most important in the
fsr1ry q the park
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

Foz-tsen years ago. in trying 70 -
ss-- N Insult offered By a negro by
1aze O George Peubles. Dr. J. C.
Rader-s. Are veterinarian at TIE A
( n College. vas seriously stahse<
h - heck bT the negro PeubIes
zlds lis esesPe and al trace Of hI-
rls ist until last week. when the
-ey-o Els a73rehsnted NJ Jackso-.
Isz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

J x Nothsrshet Of SaitiIlo. died
|r the Elst Mississippi Insane Hos
gr1I a; Meridian. where he hal been
tzssa '1r treatment for peIlazra- He
szt hsea s1-ering from the disease
slr tie 7ast twelve months. Deceased
us o1e q the county's Oldest aad
zEss respected citizens
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-28

f"e s2il experts from the son bz-
n e f1e agricultural deoa-tnent O,
= iederzl government are ROW AZ
k n undertake county. a-d will
llaslE remain there for some tine.
- propose 10 make a map OF the
s4.l-e comfy. showing what the differ
a soils are best fitted fo-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-10
Bar Harbor
Death of Chief Justice Fuller
RetardS GayetieS.

Bar Harb0-. Ne, July 9--The death or
Chief Justice Fuller early in the week has
had the effect of postpOning the various So
ciaI events scheduled for this week, and
with the exception OF one or two informal
fridge parties and dinners the week has
been a very quiet one Next week the sea-
son starts in real earnest. The symphony
players arrive 1t the Swimming Club 70 be-
gin their daily concerts, and the weekly
dances viii also De begun The hotel col
ony is a bit slow in coming this year. but
the entire cottage settlement is here
The first of the weekly season handicap
golf tournaments took place Saturday m0r1-
ing on the KebO Valley golf links The
winning OF first place in each tournament
counts two points for the season handicap
cup. which this year is given by Mrs. Cash
mir de p Moore. Of New York, and the
winning OF the second place counts one
point. On Tuesday morning. August 3,
comes the chief golf event Of the year, the
mems annual tournament. Three cups are
given for thistle first, the kebO Cup,
given by Arden NJ Robbins, Of New York:
the second. the Mount Desert Cup. for thu
best player of the second eight. given this
year by y NJ Coates. OF Providence, and
the third. the Pe1letic Cup, given this year
ny <AIC414DtLu Ilt@Ll i-Ji1f u I --4-~-- -A--e--
Next week Bar Harbor viii be entertain
Ing the Eastern Yacht Club. on its annual
cruise to Maine waters There viii be a
golf match between picked teams from the
visiting yachtsnen and the members Of the
Kebo Valley Club. and the annual dinner,
at which the prizes are awarded and the
feet officially disDands. This year the club
Will not stop at Bar Harbor. but viii con-
tfuIIe 10 AIIIbrfdZe and return TO Bar Har-
Dor.
John T Pratts steam yacht Went Is
among the last arrivals in the harbor.
Miss Georgia Todd is the guest OF Mss
CeIestine Eustis at Mare Vista cottage