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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
LOCATED NEAR PENSACOLA
American Schooner Lucy H., Which Iins
Had Varied Cnrcer. Found by
Dem mcnt of ,DuStic,

Had Varied Cnrcer. Found by
Department of Justice Agent.
ATLANTA, GA, November 2O--Thc
American schooner Lucy H.. which re-
Gently left Key West with Il cargo of
arms and ammunition. presumably for
Mexico. and without clearance papers,
has been found near Pensacola accord
ing TO announcement here to-day OF L..
J. Bailey, special agent for the Depart
ment Of Justice. The vessel was
anchored and in good condition.
The Lucy II. has had varied career
in the past three months. During Sep
TENDER she was cleared for Mexican
ports with arms and ammunition. The
night before she sailed the steam yacht
Bucna Ventura was stolen from the
Key West harhor. The yacht was found
outside Key West with six members
OF the crew OF the Lucy II. aboard. II
was reported they had planned to trans
fer part OF the Lucy HIS cargo 10 the
yacht. The men were arrested. but
their cases never disposed OF. The
Lucy II. put to sea on schedule. but
ran aground, was returned TO Key
West and her papers held up On Octo-
Der II she sailed without clearance pa
pcrs and later WAS reported TO have
landed her cargo In Mexico
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
Boils and Pimples Dangerous
s. S. S. Your Remedy
Standard For Fifty Years

andun
kin
by
bd blood then
nd ST nula I q
s. s. s. out the mpuri
the vigor
=
s. TO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
MEETING SUCCESSFUL;
ALL DOUBTS REMOVED
More Delegates Attend Baptist Asso.
citation at Clarendon Than Last
Year at Bristol.
STILL MORE ARE EXPECTED
DIR. j. +. Love Makes His First Re
port on Foreign Missions rs Sccrc-
tary OF Board-Rich Layman
Makes Generous Offer.


CLARENDON, w" November u
All doubts as to tho success of the
ninety second annual meeting of the
baptist General Association raised by
, the fact that il is being held in Il small
town have been removed. More dele
gates have enrolled than attended the
association at Bristol last year. Many
moro delegates are still expected.
y. w. Patterson. OF Richmond. pres
idcnt of the ministerial relief fund,
read the report OF that body at tho
morning hour. Spencer Rogers, bauli-
er and editor. OF Onancock, made an
address or this subject. This board
is caring for eighty AGED ministers or
widows of ministers. The board has
an endowment OF $4,000. tho interest
of which is used to supplement the fund
annually received from the churches
II is hoped largely to increase this
endowment fund.
FOREIGN NlS>IoyS
Is >USoRnI\C ,rnpI,
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rore;,, 49,; ,,, 81 III"
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Zoe ,l1 -,
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eromisor ,.,t On WI my
forsi.n r,,;.si 49, 10
tho 'Imosn,, |n,,o,,;a, .'s soo ing
The fornir, ,,,;ss;n,
ot.Ish mission BOARD has APP
Who h,,io ou"s men aho women
~ nav "PP'e" 10 go ms mission
uu' 'Hes' Eouhg men ana women
hau 20 De put on the waiting list, as the
se,,a ,i., nv, me necessary FUNDS TO
-, re" AMMAN. OF fitts-
ourth oiicrcn 10 pay the salary OF six
or theS" II individuals in the South
Mo"i" pay nc salaries OF the other ten.
pm PERSONS nav" agreed to S"ud ON"
tho o,he, 60 ,, -. ~" 'ooh'hE '"r
Pittsburch l.vr,, vi, h i,, M
DR. J. r ucnJcr.o,, 90 ,.
Tenn, secretary ~ ,hn l,,,no,,.s 80.
ment OF tho southor,, rn S,.' .'uN
tion arousoa 49,, '"p'iS, '"h'"h-
thot tho ,,,.,no,. ny say 'i'S
care or ~ noh, 900 al N'"'" 'thc
on Tho howe a,,1 nv" .eS'iiE
Lawn, ,,.i, .I 80" iii'SS'oh "ol rdS.
takim~ oo,i',,ia ms amount without
II Nil, hn -, ~. ,! 80 wy 'hu'cH's ah'
,on,n.' " ,,u'''l"h 1" the regular
Iar. ronr'een thousand dol
p,n,; ""'""nt Whlch Virginia
1921 ''H ne" VIII h' expected to
N
,o,n 49,, OF IN" association was
seein,, c ' ,, me h's sight
-, G;a N",s Oh WASHINGTON came over
~ on,Iehdon ana carried the delegates
,nIouSh Arlington. Fort Niger and
"asiins'oh on a sightseeing tour
umUaF schools and the work of the
49, ~ .han,auqna nt Virginia Reach
M'Ie discussed night by Professor +.
80 n.,'!' OF WashinEton AMI lee Uni
tlS'N' Il. : Harbour. OF South Bos-
-; ana secretary j. I. Watts, OF
La,, ne interesting fact was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
Skin Eruptions
Will Vanish
Quichiy Removed by the I sc of Stuarta
Calcium WATERS, the I:rndicntor
OF All Skin Eruptioms.
TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE.

Just in a few days you can clear tho
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liver spots, muddy complexion, black
Calcium Waters
Pimpics and cruptions come from tho
insidc--from Impure blood--and you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
ADOPTS UI>UIt
fookI\t TOW tRD PEACE,

v scores OF me HN'pi's In baltimore
mS,,',Ia. f"', .lI.Aah'!," ana all North
NO WIN '' "''"a hE ministers
,rli Me- ,.ro, ,''' ',sS"'.',' '"'. mere
n,i ''H l'"N mass meeting
u'' "'H' 'SS"' BY '"adins
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49,. q ""'n"'i oi 'h'
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no"r, o.II ' ,l"". Mission
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moro l''','S' no" TOT
in ,,rnnd r "''h 'h-'E"H
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dno,i,, ~, "'P'"i' most
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NO, ''.S'S "' virgins
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,horesn,. ,.r.. 10" ''''S SUBJECT
ihh' "" urge anc cntreat 10
co'i''i"'" ~" most earnest prayer 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
Why suffer These When You Can Get
I'M of Them All so EnsilNf

can't cure them by rubbing stuff on tho
and the blemishcs viii disappear
Stuarts Calcium Wafcrs viii often
clear the complexion in a few days'
time. That's the wonderful part OF &c
they act right of-in Il hurry. That'3
because they're made of just tho
ingredients needed to drive All poisons
ana Impurities from the blood.
You: face Will become aS clear and
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WATERS you don't have 10 walt for
months bcfor" getting results Even
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time with these remarkably effective
blood Clc0ns"rs.
You can .C: Stuarts Calcium Waters
OF any druggist at 30 cents a box. Also
mail coupon to-day for free trial
package
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-04
SAYS ACT IS UNNeUTRAL
nitions 70 ililes in late Mote 10
unitee States

WasAington--Austrix has fafiy de-
MED tbs right OF the United States 70
export Uunitious 20 tbs allies in a
diplomatic note received az the state
Department The communication COZ
teucs that the old rules Of information
Al tAg cannot be applied OF the extra
ordinary conditions OF the present
While not zssaiIinS the abstract
right Of the United States to furnish
nznsoons TO beIlisersats. the note de-
eiares for q new and more liberal con
strsctiou Of the code existing between
nations
Officials who discussed the note de-
elared that BY more than indirectSo1
Austria has sustained the activities in
the United States Of Ambassador DUN
o. Who. AZ the request Of the presf-
dent. has ceased TO represent Austria
m this country There Is In the note,
however. no reference to the charge
made by the United States that D..
Dunba Vas seeking TO interfere with
the munitions plants themselves and
also with an internal policy Of this
country
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-04
WAY OPENED TO TURKEY
Teusons and suIssrs Open Up Road
Through servis-conspirsey
Against euissria's King

London.-The German army which
crossed the Danube at Orsova has
Joined the Bulszrians who invaded
Servia near Prahovo, and the central
powers nov have an open road
through Northeastern Servia and Bul-
CARA to the Aegean Sea and Constan-
tsnople.
The Germans thus are in a position
10 send guns and munitions by river
and railway 70 their Bulgarian and
Turkish allies
The invasion Of the northern po--
tons Of Servia by the AustroGermans
continues. while Bulgaria is putting
forth 4 stroag effort to get control OF
more OF the Belgrade-Saloniki railway
So far As the north IL concerned
Servfa. her allies fear. Is doomed. bu,
IN the south. re-enfo-ced BY the Brit
ssh and FrsnesI. %erviz Is using al her
strength TO throw the BuIrarizns
back Amer the Preach victory a:
krivc,ak. the Servians. according to
Athens. reoccupie6 veies. an tupor-
- A@--~--~AA Rs%~4A 1@4@4 VI 41nAV.
where q big battle Is still In progress.
Il Is argued here that II the Busgxri-
AIS can be held n the south until An
sioFrench re-snforreneats row on the
ray arrive. Bulgaria may re, be rob
bed OF Macedonia. on which she has
set her heart But the allies also VIII
have TO make an attempt TO block the
German road to Turkey. and their big
attack may be directed elsewhere.
TIE internal situation IN BULGARIA.
which ID reported serious. may have
some effect On the campaign A milf
tary conspiracy against King Ferdi
nand. Athens dispatches say. has been
unearthed and the leaders have been
shot Many Inhabitants Of Bulgaria
are said to be still loyal to Russia and
are showing disineIination to Join the
colors-
The Rounanisns. too. are displaying
some uneasiness as TO the inactivity
Of their government. and an agitation
IN favor Of the allies. according TO IN
official reports. is being carried On by
influential leaders.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-04
"a CREW BATTLED TO LAST
Inquiry Beard Finds Evidences % Tar
rife Struggle IN sunsen susrs
rins.-lesk startse ira
Disssssr.

Washington--A graphic story OF
the battle for life wared in vain 10
feet beneath the surface Of the sea 81
the 81 mea who persisted in the navys
submarine "a last March AZ Honolulu
Is told In the fnai report Of the loss OF
the vessel submitted BY a board OF
inquiry headed By Rear Admiral Busch
which has been made pablic- Exam
nation Of the wrecked hull After IL
had been brought to the surface and
placed In In drydoek convinced the
board that the disaster Vas caused 81
leak resulting from \ eorroded bat
terry lining snd the failure OF the boat
through poor diving qualities to re-
spo1d promptly to the ruddsr change
which should have returned her to
the surface
DESCRIBING the theory once sdvance
ed that chlorine gas brought quick re-
lief in death TO the crew. the board
from signs within The rrsted and bat
tered haik. pieces out IN its report a
dramatic account Of how the doomed
men strove desperately TO save them
selves as their vessel sank to the bot
ton Fifteen met death In the engine
room where they sought refuge at the
last: sir died AZ their posts in the
flooded forward compartment
All members OF the ships company
are absolvsd from blame in this trib-
ute:
From the facts established we ind
that the accident resulting IN disaster
to the L. 5. s submarine "a on N4rcs
IS. 1915. was not due TO eareIess1exs
negligence or ineffsiency on the psrI
Of the officers or men OF the vessel
and that furthermore. the personne,
remained at their respective stations
until all effective means employed u
avert the disaster impending had fa.S.
ed and thereafter sought refuge
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-04
MORE HELP FOR ssRvIANs
RUSS. Prepares to send Heavy Force
Through Roursni. to Strike at
euiearianA

Paris-There is reason 10 believe
that Russia has definitely decided to
sead a large force to cooperate with
the allies in the Balkans This force
viii land ether on the Bulgarian CEASE
OF the Black Sea or pass through Rou-
mania with that eountry's permission
aad attack Bulgaria from the north
France and Britain also seem disposed
TO send large effective forces to Sa-
loaiki.
Generally speaking. the Indications
are that the campaigns in France and
Russia are now practically closed for
the winter. and both the French and
the British. therefore. can spare con-
siderable quantities Of men for opera
tons elsewhere. Military experts point
out that the warfare In the Balkans
viii take on the aspect OF two separate
campaigns TIE first. which Is now In
progress. will doubtless end in Ger
man BuiSzr territory. out II viii be
followed Immediately - second cam
paixn in which the allies. coneentrst-
ed along the Greek frontier. will at
temp, 10 invade Bulgaria and. II pos
sihle. Turkey. while the Russians op-
crate to make diversion through Rou-
mania or on the Bulgarian coast and
the remnants Of the Servian army har.
~ the invaders from the mountains
The first campaign should Be over
within a month. but the second viii
probably last all winter. possibly long
er. depending upon the outcome Then
with the spring Of 1916 violent hostil-
tiles will be resumed on the French
and Russian fronts. and the Balkans
will again become a secondary theater
OF war.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-04
U. S. ISSUES WHITE BOOK
Diplomatic Disputes WITH eetIioeren.,
Are Revealed in Document Of
State Department

"asntngtcn--A second installnen,
OF what has come to Be popuIariy
known As the United States govern.
nent While Book has been issued by
the State Department II gives the ter,
Of important diplomatic Correspond,
enee with the European beslixer.n,.
since its publication OF the srst isr.H.
meat las: May
Besides constituting a public record
OF the position Of the United STATE :.
precedent for the future. the yolum.
reveals 10 the pahiie q SERIES :,
charges and eoanisrehargss By tAe 81.
hserents that reject the dirrrw,s,..
constantly encountered In the a.,sr.s.
task Of Deserving neutrzllty.
Much Of The eorrssponaencs pex.r
before has been made publIc IN ,er,
although press dispatches hav. co..
cred most o. Il IN Substance
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-04
U. S. PROBES BOMB PLOTS
Complications With Other Countries
May Fellow Espsse-President
Wilson Takes Hand.

Waseington-E<iden that Off
eials high in the councils Of the ad-
ninistrzticn regard widespread mum
tion plots as potential OF international
complications has leaked out here The
Cnitec States secret service has taken
full charge Of the Fay case. Aided by
me asezts Of the department Of Jus
ice. the facts As soon as ascer1ained
rfn be submitted TO the department Of
state.
The state department considers the
Fay bomb plot. upon the evidence thus
fzr disclosed. - one tina, involves the
relations toward this government OF
enc Of the beIligerents. rather than AZ
seetsng mere individuals Il Ia feared
that when AL the facts are ascersaiaed
this plot may inTolve a, least oae IA
tio1 as the directing faesOr.
Thai the president ia giving this Lat
ter nunittca plo< expose his personal
atteatio1 VAS evi1ence1 By the fact
that Presiesat Samuel Gcnpers Of the
American Federation OF Labor had a
20 minute eonfereacs n the White
House q Oct -
M Gonpers vas possessed OF much
detailed Information regarding the lat
est effort 10 tie up hamilton steamers
and 70 the caEse Of a strike among the
loogsnoremen- This he gave to the
government and upon IL was based the
Investigations Of the agents Of the de-
partneat Of justice. an inquiry tia, is
SIN under way
The attitude Of state department Of
neiAls Is that these latest revelations
poirt 10 an intelligent and insistent ef.
fort to violate the neutrality Of the
United States.
II these bombs are manufactured un-
der orders from any foreign govern
ment. or II the agents are financed By
any government or IT'S agents. an In
ternassonal question Of grave inpor-
lance. administration officials say. is
created.
II this is shown. representations far
more serious than those in the Dunbs
case will be made to that government.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-04
vlvIANI MINISTRY RESIGNS
Change In Fr~nen Government Genes
AZ surpris-7riand. Former Pre-
n.ier. TO Head Cabinet

P.ris--The Preach cabinet Of which
Rene yiEizni vas head. has resigned
and Ar.srtte BRAND has been called
upon 10 form a new cabinet.
TIE subject Of NJ vtviA1i,s retire
nent frcm the prsniership azd the re-
orgasizstioa Of the cabinet vas dis
eusset At iezgth BY the political lead
ers. bat a. no definite arrangement
could be reached. The Chamber Of p~p.
titles. which vas awaiting the Appear
ance OF the ministry IN the hocse. nd
tourned On Oct g without a-y formal
announcement having heen made
There had been runors since the
resignation OF TheoDhile Deicasse. the
foreign ministsr. OF important changes
in the cabinet, but the vithcrzxd Of
~ vivi2ni vas Ia TIE nature OF . sur.
prise. as his ministry received 4 vote
OF confidence In the chamber receuriy
BY q very large majority. One sxpia-
nation offered Is that Premier vivfani
has overturned his strength In his on
csal position by his strenuous services
In connection with the war.
ArizStde BRAND. Who held the Office
OF minister Of Justice In the cabinet
and Who was premier in 1913. In a
statement respecting the changes In
the cabinet. said he had received no
official mandate. ~ there was no min
iste-ial erisis- Throughout the day he
conferred with the political leaders OF
al shades OF opinion with the purpose
OF recognizing the ministry so a. to
include the best available men In the
country Il Is believed NJ BRAND viii
be officially invested with the mission
OF forming q new cabinet as soon as
his selections for the various portfolios
are made
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-04
RUSSIANS ARE HOLDING WELL
WITH APPARENT SUFFICIENT
AmMuMTioN SUPPLY.
AUsTRIANs BEING HURRIED
Developments Are Expected in csiieis
Where Part Of reutonie Force 10
Withdrawn TO Guard Hsv-
r1anian Attack

London--In the east q battle l. still
raging from Riga to Dvinsk. which for
nearly two months Field Marshal VOC
Hinesnburg has been endeavoring 10
reach For = week the Germans have
poured a rain Of shells on the Russian
positions along a front Of $50 miles.
from the mouth Of the Dvina 20 the
south OF Dvinsk. bat although the Rus
SLAMS are falling back n little In the
north. they have generally held frn
and returned shot for shot. which IS
taken here to indicate that their sup
ply OF ammunition Is now satisfactory.
Through the lake district. between
Dvinsk AMI Sventsyany, the Russians
are steadily advancing and are ap-
preaching the Wilma Dvinsk Railway.
In the south they also continue harr,
ing the AustroGermans by frequent
thrusts- Emperor Nicholas and his son
are visiting Gen Ivanor in this REGION.
As the Germans are reported to have
sent 4 part OF Gen Won Linsingsn's
army from this region 10 the Rouman-
ian frontier to guard against a Rou-
manian attack on Field Marshal Won
Maekensen's forces In Servia- impor-
tant events are looked for along the
Styr and in Galicie-
Gen Jofre. the French commander
in-chief. has arrived in England He
had long conference with Earl Kiteh-
ener and also visited the other minis
ferx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-04
20 CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE
Panic Seized Children When the Fire
Alarm Sounded In Parish sehoeg
at Peabody. Maxa

Peabody. Aass.-Tveaty children,
most Of them girls 7 TO II years old.
lost their lives In fire that destroyed
81 Johns Paroch;Al School at this
place Oct - Another girl probably
WI die. several were severely hurt
The Go children had entered their
elassroorns for the morning session
when the Ore was discovered. and al.
though most OF them were guided 10
safety BY sisters OF The Order Of Notre
Dame. Who were their teachers, panic
setzed many es they nezrsd the from,
door. and In their rush TO escape they
lost their footing and their bodies
hiocked the exit II was In the from.
vesubuie that nearly all the bodies
were found
OF tina 10 bodies NJ IN UNDERTAKING
secp 10 had been identified They
were Mabel Beauchamp. Nellie Burns
FLORENCE Bo1rke. Elizabeth Coneau
Heie1 Bresn2han. Annie Bolesky. Ida
Essianhre- Mildred Fay. Helen II
keefe and Annie NJ OrBrien
An Of The sisters escaped. but Moth
e. Superior Marie Carmelita was se
rscesiy burned
How the IRE started may never b
known The first word Of the blaxe. 4
Is belieTsd. came from q tardy pupi
we0 sreiled smoke and reported I, I.
the uofher superior. TIE children haf
Just finished morning prayer whea III.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-04

Aberdsen.-The case against L L.
Brewer. accused With his brothers. %
the murder OF George Nichols On the
streets OF Aberdeen. Jan 81. 1915. kas
been called IN the eirrui: court here.
with both the prosecution and the de-
Tense ready for trial II the state puts
on sii Of It's Witnesses. numbering IS.
and the defense al Of theirs. Il VIZ re-
quire several days 10 examine thea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-04
soLE5 COLUMN THREE MILES
INtsNcrH WILL SOON Sc
IN Battle.
ONE sklRMIsH IS FOUGHT
Sasui incisss Defeat Ger Gales Sol
sse~s In Mountain Psss--More
u. s. soidiers Are Moved
Into Douglas. Arix-

Douglas. Ariz--MoTing IN = solid
eolamn three miles long. the Invading
army Of Gen Francisco villa has been
discovered marching up the Bernar-
dino River Valley. Is miles south Of
Sac Beruardino and q miles east Of
Agra Prieta- Sonora
At the rate the army zzs marching
81 viii arrive within striking distance
Of the Csrranxa stronghold in time to
mako dispositions for an early attack
,po1 the forces Of Gen P Elias Gales
Tue discovery vas made By scouts
almost simultaneously with an engage
meat between CArranEa troops and a
detachment Of Villas Ieft flank At Ca
sailoca- Is niles south Of Aqua Prieta
Cen- Gales bad seat 500 infantry
and cavalry 20 Cabalioaa. which was
held By apparently 300 villa troops In
a brief Ggat the Gales trUops over
vhesned the villa party. after killing
and capturing = number.
The Infantry detachment returned
90 Agaa Prtera with the prisoners
tzkea. leaving the cavalry to hold Ca
eoiiona- One troop Of Gales soldiers
also attacked a YaqEi detachment near
AnaEaeseai Pass. Il miles west %
Aqua PrietA According TO reports
from the headquarters OF Gales. the
aauix were defeated
GeaL UrbuIejo. the Yasui leader.
hoveEer. Still holds Aaaracsehi Pass.
Car-unxa officials explaining that the
eght I'D not occur in the pass
Two baffalions OF the S-Tenth and
Tveatieth Uaited States Infantry have
arrived Al Do1glAs. Increasing the
American army forces here BY appar.
emily 500 men Mexican troops report
ed On the way from Eagle Pass. In
bound. were not heard from BY rail-
road ofsetAls-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-04

Aberdeen.-MrsL Sarah Williams al
her daughter. Miss Williams. two Of
Monroe county's prominent women.
while strolling near their home. diseov-
cred and captured q still. in ignorance
Of what they had uncovered They
went across the line irto Alabama and
notified United States Revenue Agent
Humphreys What they had found He
Immediately xent to tie scene AID
made an investigated Sheriff J. d.
Cooper Of this county vas notified
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-04

Caeveiand--A horrieed crowd 80
. i>au- duel 60 feet IN the ar On an
arch OF the new high level hrsaxn 49,
.ne Cryahogz River. in whieh Frxrs
Wright, storekesper for the Arsar. -
tractors. was killed By a rsHow -
man with an Iron bar. The killing "a.
witnessed By wr.ghts wife. m e..
men Erestied back and forth GA a.
aren- and both came near 70 f.s,ss~
,n.o me river several times. An~-
lining Wright his slayer Jumped frer,
platform TO platform until IL $500
the ground. e1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-11-04

Ass'~s'A-Goa4ee 20 treaty BY ii,
seaSota.Ais eaiiiax ain = nsx IA a hux.
- aissrs-asea- D~wey Tsyisr. 10 rear.
ola. attached rrsT womzea. "a y..r,
Cd his ea@sznsas at SAas plae~ sss
beat AIN 70 death ska . ssxrs ss-.
fron his s~a seAsoa as~k.
T3sanr sss placed uA6~r arrest 40
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