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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
Early Cultivation OF Corn

Early cultivation Of corn viii great
" accelerate growth BY stirring rhs
sou early air and sunlight enter. warm
the soil. start the action Of soil eAe
terra IN naking plant food availahls
and thereby hasten the development
and maturity Of the pianrzA Weeds are
very easily destroyed when th= soa
b cultivated as they s~rutnzre. %
soon after MUCH Eofssure VIII alss
- saved Z . mulch - nads szziy-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

Aosrue county corr club has
- Greenbrser a. the meeting
saor their sxhfbits- This meet
Dc held some time In October
v1 prizsz offered by merchants
- y a~zrse,i
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

fsdt the founder % the dynasty vas
. svinshsrd Servta was a part ef the
Turkish empire originally. but about
that time Il rose and the xxinehert ir
was who won fndepend~nce for ats
kfnxIfom. and vas set apan the tAruns
a. Irs arzt king
The crown prince af ssrvfa. a. ts
probably known. II the ssccnd son ee
the present ktnx cf Ssrvta. the eldest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

ALBANIA GA scure or more OF rae
leading fertilizer manufacturers n the
South met for the purpose Of anirtnS
IN m appeal TO the government 70 e.
ercise It's power TO prevent the PAS
sage IN the German rsichsrax Of the
proposed export tax GA certain essen
rIaI inxredisnrs cf fertilizer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
paid e fer Girls

PnIadelphiA-ClairIns 'nae = - =
"a . wouau 81 for then tEo s0--s
- - xsre the FriucigaI Siness-=
ssre against Henry NOrtasss1.- = - =
-s.rS who vas committed . - -
- -. All by a uagstrate- caarE<J
INC. rs,-s-x 49, niaors for innOra.
,asx VI =. ne girls. Lena srewazs. =
x-.rs a age. and RutA Aorrl.. - -
. 80 ,s<sises that raey had been aesoss -
=. -ou,ar On the street sno 60 !.
- rsey x0uld have so0a 90
- s~s "a Ncrthzgein'= so-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
wursa Prsseesea Self.

Washington Ind-Tne nzseery OF
,ns shooting Of Turner Huils and VII
-, Hsdrfrx was solved with the enn-
s.-xsou Of Mrs. Mae Etvsr1s. she SAYS
sr-S when they refused to leave
-,,.f=s.s and threatened hsr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

B@azmonr- Tex-A uscsorulire. en-
rsously SHAPED and ce reddish eoIor
weighing abon- - pounds : tnehes
long and inches wide fell % Frank
& ann@rls rice t1<u. b<Hsx Nsderizna
sunday nEght about o'clcs&
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

L.Safsn-wlIizm J. Bryan who Is
On his way to Eainbarrh as delegate
atsarge frun the Unirsd States TO the
|InternationzI Missionary Conference.
landed Sunday from the steamer Celtic
|V Holyhead and took the train for
nuH<,u
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
DEMEY SUNK cAREIeSSlY


Manfla-it IS the rsneraI opinion
that the sinking of the dry dock Dewey
vas tue 70 czrelessaess rather than
to a deliberate purpose on the part of
the station employees. Who are Japan
sse. 70 ealse damage. The experts
declare that the great foaring dnck
uAach waz tovea here from the United
States n mach expense viii be saved.
despite the likelihood thar IL vii BE-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

| -Ae f-uE-k NJ SHz.ncu AZ sxx we~xs
- rrussz - n <szrie rz1rL F1--ers
- s<rEzzx slze- azr are al smiles
- Z eszxz rzzzi1<- Ia xrsa<A zz-9
rsrne.f raaf weather hat xr1@ rzea
nzE u &c c-0ps. es7~rz2zy . r1e
rn. ruca cf w1i<h has he~z -
nrrE 7z- RS m Il wsn1 E.A<
nss - I'm god Ee alfzl.x
sEsrx .aTs sassTesf rae trr weaFser-
f1r- ms s~~z zeal s1r saving nzT-
m frzr ezF-izx has he>1 safvpet-
Pszr1 Erczzses1 30 = carloads. to
s-E.s s-ia<s-x s.s rer c7n-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
Ne,- Orleans sear-ers Plead

Tashinxran--The New Orleans E,x
position boomers endeavored TO con
vince shs senate comuirre- that tina
Southern city should be recognized IA
the place tor IN exposition IN 1915 70
celebrate the opening Of the Panama
canal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

New YCrk-Theodore RocssEslr- Jr-
who 5 10 marry Miss Eleanor Barisr
Alexander On June -. viii give aAs
farewell bachelor dinner on Sarur3ay,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

Peoria. m-To start the ernsrlc
ton of a church and antsh il N ten
haurs was one cf the features of No
noriAl daS here The work was ssar-
cd xx I O'Clock 1. the moruinx aneef
the saspzees Il the central CerssrAA
Ckzreh
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

zlz't-ssas Il MisztsstVrt EIks Assem-
- 4 Na-s1ez tzr the anaual relicr-
'rs Ne TT ay storm Cxr.zsaz R1t
xrsrs s-r-sn&=rsx themselves 20 the
Hr1 u gzserE- TIE fenxnre a TIE
tazs -crs--ainn>nr vas q -xzt
s-s 7a-7ste- -ez-sy \ nile n a-rx-h
srucessiC1 i1elsted Two aa1s.s
nc seures a S-Sssguesy ers-zued
rs~1sn and pedestrians. . number
aazi7ess -1ars- n water uzxu1 ccs
flnef y 4 zzuoer cf snesr locking
xs i1f za1r orHer rovslxsex
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

Canhridse. Na<x-The viii II tns
late George c Lee xran6farher at
Mrs. Alice acknowledgement dis
poses cf an estate valued a. ss1S.aaaI
OF this. Mrs Alice Rocsevei--Lons-
worth Is TO receive oue-sxelfrh-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

Ffaasrpn- Tex-A1xIlss Rtcnards- Ok
Jeanette La. was caught N n Dough
mixing machine nj Fiseher's BAKERY
and mashed fat as . pie crust dsarh
being tnsfazrznenuS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

s-Asraxc- Mr. and Mrs J. Chalmers
~.s.,. ,ss besassts II rhefr daughter.
NJ NORMAN wLlfans- IT, s1ae1y-
ssv5u~ made the vriY from Carlsbad.
...--suv n the record ttae q iN
sE1rx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
-E NEVER -Ao NoeE cosptal
TREATMENT rr-aS IN SOUTH
9s-ee Trss --e as Msss crs.ie-s>-
h-s-s /. re og-Y - tie e-sscsrs -
!ss ts- Pe1sle

Wasaiagrru-Prssitent T1ft Friaz,
sent 20 Chairman Tlsuey Of the haas~
COMMITTEES GA a7prsVrfzriors a bester
expressing tesp resentment ar n.
Criticisms passed IN the house tehat-
on tn- travelling expenses 0c the 2rssf-
Tent
The president says - is especially
distressed By s1sx-sted reflection co
>oGfhsra hospiralIry--
Tie Er-<stsrts letter follows
The Wit. House.
Wnshi1g-ou. Mas -. 1914
NJ Dear Nr Tawney-
Am dssplY xri~xst over the 7nass
Eaica The discussion % the asprupria-
ton f1r the rraveIfn< expenses q "A.
president t1cx yesterday I thInk IL
3 a legitimate arg1z1@nr IN savcr oc
sisch Al a77ruprta-i0u that congress
Eien tzd many Ssasrx press the 40
es7ra1rs q invfr1-bans % visir heir
se-rrtouS ant siSrric1s- because The ur-
sezcT q sZIeh requests frdsezr.s n.
'pt1icG "a rhs 1a-r sf ne D-nple that
1Ee ~ he tn les q ne president Is %
Visit ths 7eupis n thsir homes
Brr sa@ f1rinariar or slxxsssscn
-Aaz the acceptance sy run<ressmsa Of
~ presidents t1xsrarie- ., travel "a
r1@ tan WITH hin n TIER respective
fzSrr-cfs 90 ssa-es vas a rertxsln why
zEeE x.slzz-<k 49, x~<-- -a--1= s-->-.~~3>S<.r
ca t1e <IIssra1u q srh IN apVrrprtl-
unr 3 70 ne most painful qce
Ii sr1selfng 1go1 the tram thsy
E-rs aoe receiving NJ hospitalfty-
tk>T Esr- orlv making a ltrrbe more
elaborate ths corltiaI xeIcums whsch
thew A. Representatives, % their siz-
tricrs. wished 20 give
rhs feature cf ths discussion yes
tsr1ay which Vas especially distress
NJ 70 ne vas a suggested reflection
On Southern Hospitality. The f1tina-
siou that somewhere IA tie South
BOARD Ezs charged has no foundation
II fler- and ! never heard IL i1rfnassI
ErElI ! saw Z IN this uoruirxs paper
In al nv experience. act I have
sns0ssd the hospitality Of many sec
rions and countries Of the worifL never
hat A more eprriaI. generous. ocsn
and lavish welcome rhan I Ha1 in the
southern states during NY trip. ani
he sII<htesr hfnr that pafs ne N the
attrfra.s ot critic Of that hospitality
gives ne great pain
1 an going TO t1ke the hosrty q
making rhfs letter 20 you public VerT
stac~rsly YoG-s. WM H TAFT
csrsly yours.
wM Il TAFT
Representative Tawasv issued n
ssarsnens saying the eoIlosux cn TIE
-oor yesterday between himself and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
Mississippi News
'Cuu0OOO0 u0

rr,.-szs.-Is there Is any increase
\. r-r-1- acreage IN this section II 10
- ana hardly zseerrsfnable- The
a., true of lan1 N corn eslrfvs-
Arcaf 20 per cent cf the cotton
T.. cvzse 10 a stand and Il lo.oks good
I. -ale. The ground shows some
L. ron the unusually cold weash-
Il ReceuS ra,ns have helpea and
I--ulr,et growing Conditions IN thfs
[.ruu are about % per cent better
- raS tine last year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02
WHEN TO PauNE PLUM TREES
Nest ssrsegs osssfss- csrf-srcrs
tso~tie1ft1rtsfs 10 Discusses
~ Exrsrie~csd Nor.
Br . n MARSHALL. WISCONSIN
H0E-Yt-r-T rr-RAr. Gr-rErYN

Bv n MspSrrArr. WISCONSIN
HoErrCrLrCRAL ss,crETrl
Tne NEST sertsu. problem that cen
trunfs ths plsfn grower eedsy 10
pruning How and When % rruns-
head nr trees lsw and the nsxt SEQ
son cut "a all bnt three OF fear main
breaches
The second season there are she..
three or four main branches. with o
growth Of frun four to eight feet. and
each variety with a dif<renr shaped
heat
n the branches are lee IN tAsy VIII
D. loaded vtts s-'tfr n. feFlcwfug sea
son. , ~ls ard sr~ak Win
'neeutS. Gun Ar.aI
--- sc6sd s-a.on there VII
- fron swos s---- s---es-- q -~~r
y the same length. where th@ enc
Eoaid have been had r been Sefs
alcue.
New. what -. are after u to get
the tr1ft closer to the trunk. where II
viii not have 80 nach leverage. Nexs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

n1x the punlIcation a alleged
- articles In his paper. = n
k : Hezrn. vax driven out of
rs = ard III paper plant ~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

NJ Ha-EaE eourxnrioa Of the South
kkr~.ss,s-sl Wool Growers Axsocfa-
Irr szs 5ss1 called by Pre-sse1r
Fmras Z. Ramsey to meet n No
k.r-- "a Sarz-lay. J1ne q The wool
k-vx-zz iz,i1srry h1s received o t.
kst-t H-pscu< n Sogrh Nssxszxf2pi
k.rar ~ pa<c NO ysarx In 1873 tss
IN s-uc rztseSf BY members Of tAss
S<uuriarscu szs ever . hzk zfEEsor
SsErlx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

Representative Tawusy issued a
ssarsnens saying the eoIlosux cn TIE
-oer yesterday between himself and
Southern members rexarttnx Souts-
eru hospitality had heeu distorted
Mr. Ta~asY said Il vas --idienl0as -
suppose that he would reject upou
Sgarnera hosptrallry-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

rsreu sun1red acres Of eostonwoot
k-ssr Ia-G o1 the Mississippi river in
IsbSrss county belonging 70 the
e. heirs vas sold AZ pzblie auction
I, sss LINK Nsxeonb NiiI Lanber Co.
u as ssasa for Ss-.seeL THks land
r. purchased tvsnry ysars aSp for
a Aa,s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

-Ssx. r.z-Ien-n ot The su-T. GO -
I-szr . T11r rroz before teifS>r7--
z lzk Eoz al 20 get toxz cn yozr
|z.~s ard azv1ors God 60 help yoa !,
Ir-r--r a a verdict vR tie csr-
kunzr remark of District ArroraSr
kr-nss : Hs..re<stzg TIE Jury IN n.
|zs. x Gr-~E~y Ray. narxhal oc srn
- ea1-zs,s With murder
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

Al l-krcw1 Mexican Who caa1ot
peak a r0r5 Of English. Is IN tzi1 a.
)arxsszrx TIE man catered the home
y NJ Fr71k LngEe and fr1ghte1e1
IN Lsgze- III fellow Ind \ large
tarx n sis h116- but Iecr rs soo1 a<
n Lars- lad Fed He vas followed
pf E--zs't Ths Nsxiran seeu>< 20
n q aaES-arvet cantfrson wk@1
sr-t n sal + s taozxa< - waz
Rxi1g s.r Sss--eEzg % eat
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

Aas nES@rio1s eixaDp~zrsnre Of
x Sr--nsErx from his hone aaz
= N-ritzza Two nonfsz ago
arr a rur- having e~~n heard
M IN slzrlnx she tine. . eaz<e for
1',@faot- z1easine<s azonx his
'el'is mi has wife 3 hasy distracted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

y retirement ot Hon J. W cas-
mn the race for congress il the
district leaves ons4 two can
\ Tie sest- Hcn " A DICK
m csar-svfll<. the present faezn-
Anc Hon Thomas Sheircn. Of
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

ssra EsrEsrs anl hzixants have been
tr-zvszisrcst By the pressr-issica
\ ne MAY term of the circuit court
j Lsx13ss county The precerris
ian of ths term vas occAssooet by tie
" -asssG a. the recent session Of the
I<xlz---s creating rro nev circuit
|ru-- slssricrS in one Of vhich
ls~z6ss county is Included
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

Ias sicsz< exercises of the sweuxv-
q aan'z44 session AZ sAe NlssiszicpS
'1'srr-a1 I7sSirzse azd College we're
% AZ CosEzh1sl Asoxr - xoznx
aEaea E-z.zareG- whsea - m z-zsssr
- zrze z17bsr for oce yesr- Al
'~se received th>fr A B. Ie<ree-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

lfsz trial in the cast Of steam
ns WHISKY On the Mississippi
oppastse washsnxron county re-
! Conviction by Justice O'Baa-
: Onaries W Rzrh. bartender Of
pcsn B. Duncan. and I'd Far
sccer On the Sadie Lee. Fines
$50 we're imposed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-02

q no1seocar recently ordered
y he srzernnent Vas euurIet-
aaA zH1cAed NJ HzrrS<sburx- Il
used cu Leaf river. 70 make
k'nza survey Of the river 70 Msr-
nd ger za approximate cost Of
and xazgxiag ce same
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
Told by Gable

mast is''Vs week we we're Mr.. and Mrs. j, w. Nc
Donald and Louis Betz of Omaha Dr'
and Mrs. Ray Matson ,ep oi rop''a6@ no Sal; Sal;
and Mrs. Samuel NeWhouse ot Sa''
Lake City.
.SpcalSing on the ravaSes OF abslnthe
AT y Paris congress. Major henri Robert
states In the most contamihat ois-
tricts the recruiting officers llau 10 re
fuse as many as 30 per cent OF the young
men called to serve with the colors'
The tariff war cloud between the
United States and France has been dis
sipatcd. Both governments nave InadS le
ConcessIons and a satisfactory basis OF
agreement a has been reached; as pointed
out neither France nor the united atatS Is
desired a fight, and II had been tti.
rho talk OF a break between The TWO
countries was barely possible
The kaiser has decorated First Lieu
tenant Won Stephani, commander OF the
German escort 70 the lola river bouii-
dary commission, in recognition of gal
liant assistance rendered TO the British
escort under Captain Ueathcote, which
was hard pressed in brush IN southern
Nigeria.
Prince Joachim, the youngest son Of
the kaiser. following the example Of his
brother. Adalbert viii enter the navy as
soon as his studies are completed
The hobby OF the Princess zu WED;
only child OF the King ot W HrtsemDurs tn,,5 =
10 buy worn-out horses. To these she
then gives long rest and plenty oi
food.
Harry Thaw should be in Bohemia.
The bohemian diet has decided. In view
Of The critical financial situation, to re-
lease from the asylums ESQ inmates
whose minds arc but slightly unhinged.
Wilhelm Voigt. author of the celebrated
near Berlin Is about to sail for the
United states.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
Seven Years for Theft.

Special Gable to The Tribune
80, arnusInc trade dodge was described
at the he Middlesex sessions, When Henry
richards (5Sl. builder OF T0ttsnham,
who had been previously convicted, "ds wa >
sa,yonced =" TO seven years penal scrvitude
Sn,. theft, He had. u was said. carried
on business as the North London !tonse I,S'.
Repairing company. and after Sinere,, eh{eremf !
h,,yeaS he stripped the buildings OF the
whole Of their fixtures. ON coming our
Of prison on the last occasion ne sem sen OUT OUT
G;ri1eads on which was printed fli'eeh
ynarsi government work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
SALESMAN WINS
FORTUNE IN LOTTERY
special Gable to The Tribune.

PARIS, April IN. Bompard, sales.
man in the handkerchief department. OF
one OF the great Paiis stores, has won the
500 900 prize In the French State lot
tery After taking shpres in lottery
ticket with some OF his fellow shop as
sistants NJ, Bompard had present.
ment." and. following the common super
stition that ticket purchased for one
self by another person Is lucky. got a
friend to buy him another ticket. AS he
was about to leave his little suburban
house the other morning 10 walk TO the
railway station as he had done daily ior
the past eighteen years. the list OF lottery
winners arrived. He opened IL and found
himself the winner OF 100000, That
morning NJ. Bompnrd ran 10 tne railway
station and arriving al the shop,
promptly handed in his resignation at the
handkerchief counter, Since then he has
disappeared in order, as II is believed
Ia escape the shower OF congratulatory
and begging letters which descend upon
the drawers OF the big lottery prizes NJ.
Bompard is married. and has little boy
az wears.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
GERMAN SPY IS
ARRESTED BY FRENCH
Special Cable TO The Tribune.

SpeClaI OdDIt 10 TIC IIIUNIIt8
PARIS, April "A young German wo-
man. named Marietta Lcrond, has been
arrested at Nancy on Il charge of espi-
onaEe. As she made frequent trips
across the frontier. the French secret
service police set q watch upon her move
ments 1t was found that she made the
acquaintance of young soldiers OF the
Nancy garrison, evincing a special regard
for those belonging TO the machine gun
section. She offered q sum OF money 10
a soldier named Kerllof to procure her
diagram of the breech blocks OF the ma
chine guns. The latter professed wiling
ness to comply with her request. but was
careful. however to inform the military
authorities. \ dummy diagram was pre-
pared. and at the moment she received
IL from the hands OF kerkoc the police
interyened and arrested her. Nancy is
vertahle nest Of German spies, and.
arising out Of the capture Of Marietta
Lerond, other arrests may. be expected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
FIST FIGHT OCCURS
IN FRENCH CHAMBER
Special Cable TO The Tribune.

PARIS. April 2.-Ths French budget
was passed in the chamber OF deputies
on Thursday morning by ii6 votes TO ot
a series OF violent and unexpected incl
dents then occurred, The house having
decided to devote the whole of Thursday
and the next day TO the discussion ot the
school laws. many deputies uttered vio-
lent protests beating on their desks and
creating q great uproar. One OF the mem
hers smashed the lid OF his desk and used
tha pIcccs as drum sticks. Another
deputv endcavored TO snatch them away,
and a scuffle ensued. blows and Insults
being freely exchanged. The president
put on his hat and suspended the sitting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
LIGHTED MATCH TO
SHOW QUEENS FACE
Special Cable to The Tribune.

Special CaDIc 70 INC TIIUUWv'
MADRID. April king Alfonso and
Queen Victoria Of Spain were passing
through the village OF yillalba del Alcor
I'm their motor car about dusk one even
ing recently. when the King stopped the
car. as is usual 10 converse with The
authorities Immediately a crowd sur
rounded the car many OF tho women
bearing flowers for the queen. and one
OF them. a girl, approached the king and
complained that the royal party had come
so late that it was too dark to see the
What can do2" asked King Alfonso,
lauGhingly.
III your majesty would like To light n
match and show us the queen race, II
would satisfy u.s. replied the girl
The king did as suggested. and The
people cheercd her majesty enthusias-
tically.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
Battle Against Sleeping Sickness,

Special Gable TO The Tribune.
BRUSSELS. April king Albert has
decided to give 5000 900 for campaign
against sleeping sickness. 100000 To
build hospitals In the Belgian Congo,
SlOO 900 for pension fund for Congo civil
servants and Sl0.0 for fund for the as
sIstance of their families. Mr.. Rcnkiu.
colonial minister, says these sums Will
be taken from the fund OF el2 100000
placed by parliament at the disposition OF
The king when the annexation OF the Con-
go by Belgium WAS voted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
Emigrants for America.

Snccial Cable 20 Tho Tribune.
LONDON April 2.-EmiGron,s are at
nrescnt making an unprecedented rush
iron, southampton to tho United States.
and both British and German liners TO
the utmost -capaclty have had their steer
age quarters iilled. Workers In tcNule
manufacturing districts arc apparently
moving In large numbers 10 America.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
Will Visit England.
Special Cable to The Tribune.

SpcClaI JdDIE 10 IIIg T I4EW''|'
LONDON. April 1t Is now dehhitelg
settled that the crown PRINCE ana
nrinccss OF Germany shall pay n VISIT
10 this country in May next. foliowlhs
the precedent OF the recent visit OF Prince
dars,ood that their imperial highnesseS
viii be tho guests of the king and queen
al Buckingham palace for about week,
and at the end OF that time VIII takG up
their residence at one OF the quleter west
End hotels for another fortnight or so.
Eoth The crown prince and the crown
nrincess have n great liking Tor inns
rnmntrv and, when younger his imperial
hJ~hncss was a frequent visitor TO Lon
do,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
Woman Slays Elephant.

Spccial Cable 10 Tha IflouhG.
LAIKIPIA. British East Africa, APiii
ii is stated on good authority that
duyinp tbc recent elephant hunt by The
Duke Of Connaught and his family In the
A6erdaro mountains. big tusiser iell TO
ditJoos which proycd her splendid nerve,
The great beast was charging directly at
her. when, with the GOODNESS OF vet.
cran she sent heavy express pu,iee re-,
crashing into a yitel spot, stopping the
animal In full charge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
FORTUNE FROM ABOVE
FALLS ON LAB0RER
snociol Cable to The Tribune.

Special CabIe 70 TIC TIIUVIv.
PARIS. April 2.-The incessant wind
and rain have caused a number of serl-
oms street accidents In Paris and tho sub
urbs. 4 veritabc wlndtall occurred IN IN
tho Rue de rOuest. where n concierge
Vas struck on the shoulder by a small
hnt heavy lin box which had tallen from
an an upper story OF the house. II, II COM i
,n,ns later it was claimed at the po-
lice Station by an elderly lady. who said
mat The money in the box constituted
her entire savings. which she. had hldoeh
by tying the box TO the dram pipe OUT
side her window.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
REVOLUTION WHICH
IS COMIC. RATHER
THAN ALARMING

!. Speclal Cable TO The Tribune.
!. MONTE CARLO, April THE :
! little principally OF Monaco. famous :
. FOR its gambling. is demanding a :
!. constitution and probably VIII re-
!. ceive IL. The principality has pop :
!. ulation Of about 10000. but only :
!. about 1900 OF these are None
: gasoucs, the rest being chiefly :
: French and Italian, The "reVolu- "
!. tionarv movement is confined TO "
!. these 1900 natives. and II is comic :
. rather than alarming TO hear these :
. privileged Inhabitants OF lano :
. without taxes cXclaim In tradltlona! .
/. fashion: 1--WE demand the rights OF :
. the proletariatw Down with an- :
. tocracy" Monaco Is the only ,
country in the world one OF the :
constitutional leaders urges. where :
. an absolute autocracy still exists :
We have no rights, We are at the .
. mercy of the Will OF a single man; :
. the car of Monaco" The privileged J
state OF the discontented Mono .
. casuucs is. Of course. due 10 the !
. "Societe dcs Bains der Mer, which I
. pays 10000 year for exploit !
. ing the casino. There are thus no !
: taxes in Monaco and no national :,
: debt