Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-01-14
PERSONAL AND lMPERSoNAI'

John Sherman Is saio 10 Nv "'
a million and half.
Sir Charles Dixie is one Oh '''
-. sl,;lIfu, swordsmcn in England
Not one of the four Presidents Oh
tho Erenoh Republic since ITS of's'' Il"
$50 was born IN Paris r.,
-The Duke Of Bcira' the @ il''lc
Prince ofPortugal, has rcfVN't'U ',,,,Iom ,LI,m
the burns he received through
fire in his nursery ,y,,;.;er
The venerable John G. Whltt'er' r.
,.o Quaker poet, has a lingering lon'-
oss ~ fnr the trade he learned as ooS'
that of shoclnaking. He eareim'y eN ho
amines every portion OF the S''o''
wears. ,...l cto,os
, u,oonnaI,ip Marion has erected q moh"-
g mcnt in Chinese ceme'eI! o,ti t war;.
c Graves of United States me",oi."'' t,o.-,a .,
g mon whose bodies lie there. 0oin' y"
Il the deaths date back to lSol'
= The wife Of President Dlaz' .,
l. uox;co la. established in the ''.S "a
Movico a large "Friendly Home OF ,ne
u Workinewoman, at when 'iii,'' .n, dav
A. aron will be cared for during 'uc '"S
/ while their mothers are at work :.
IT. The only possible explanation ", W
id -, ~ ~I .tance that %, 226 letters
'o- containing 1854, 4S6 ncgotl"oIo pa pa
,st nor found their way to the o0"" S'at
to lotter office. is that the senoerS gov
Die aonfnsed studying the postal res0''-
to ton'" .;"n, ord that they forgot to direct Oh
m stamp the missiye'' '-D0S'0'' ''''
&c cript. Aorordso of
ON A oood story is told OF the Lol"' Vi
ev' tho british Admiralty who went Gown o,,
70 Portsmouth to inspect snip nc II.
lev. monograph was turned on lo' ''le'l I' =
has edifcation, and the first Wo''s 1 'I,y 1ord.
I to the eager ears OF the haNal ,uan. ',,
were I'VE want more pay; we w"n ~.
him more pay." 1t was the bo't!e"-''
voice of the Lieutenahis'
two The will of Mrs. Nranla hum
ing nbrey. formerly Of Brooklyn ~ - "n'
IAN lately of Norfolk, Conn, makes m De
'd' | Quests ageregating SSS,jOo to Var'ou
club rrelipious, charitable and educatlVnI
n.titutions, including $4,000 to la'
o on Ca1loro Mrs. Humphrey was sIo''
,ut if - Jn.eub Battell, who gave laIe goo
cure 600, and after whom b"''e'l O""P''
:! Wv named. .,-or.i
said o,oss;c.l scholar. He loves music AZ
'casm Wanting, and has a chastcnea ''yie
could writine and speaking. The passl0,
irowli of his old age are none! ,, 'nu =
IN YOU douohter, without whom lie co"i" y
1.-Two Nine. Greyy was formerly az.
public or,l servant in the employ OF the Il
dent, ,';ta ' nf thc cx-Trcnch President a
is club Nina Wilson was born prior to
n aoc- marriage of her parents ,.
ks his -Anent the question whether
on us German Emperor travels free OF
alance nense over the German state
eadam wavs if is now positively stated II
e alley with @ but single exception
Emneror. rs well as the mem'
slipped Of the imperial family neither
W. He iovs nor claims the privilege oil
he re- nnsses That exception Is the 5
and his ,r,ol of the Main-Weser RAN
c Hon. ho,woon Co,sela and Fraukfort-on-M NJ
ed, but on which the Emperor alone, aS
easured oossor w Of the Elector of Hesse. pay
in the car fare either for himself or 'u'o
lie Of Of, for baggage; the Princes and Prime Prime
p, The Of fine imperial family are, how
ust have donrived of this privilege, on
rs.-De- .ha other German railroads-and
Emperor. be it stated always IT. u
cH. by extra train-he pays the re
tariff fair for his person and sun
''''' we'll as for the baggage o"''oyo