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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
"a LITTLE NONSENSE
1t is never too late tn breaks bireeaaFR1ezsep'

1t is never too late tw breaks
yrbaaa bF,a agf6 Fa86 t1F3Rqassags t13Rqa slg ybtl4tto'PucK.
The childish miss resents a KISS anu
rims the other way, but when at las'
some Years have passed it's diifereho'
they say.-Franlllin lPa') News
POETS Wife-"What are you think
irg 50 deeply about, Algernon?, foeO
~ am irving to get head Tor TINS
,++Io noem of mine" ?. W.-"Let the
editor % nut head on it. You attend TO
its eet."-Boston Courier
-o,Piordan--"IIow are yez, Boloney?"
No1onov-.Don't be after calm me
BOLOGNA. Do yez take me for pooIch
sausidee?" o'Riordan - 'EXGuSe w.
Rike Its the divirs own cold ! have
--Terre Haute Express.
-sadie-.I think billiards must be d
very nice game, Robert Robert -, -
"Vhv what do you know OF it?' saotc
damnrelyl-"I hear there are kisses IN
ito Then they had some without play
i,,r bi1liards.-Woolf's Monthly,
, Kentucky Guide - over IN lao Clao
small house lives the MoSU A'i'i''
n,an in Kentucky Tourist - You
ann+ | saw so. Who in the dickens is he'
Guide lsolemnly)-"He's the only man
y IN the whole State that isn't caileo
> Colonel. ."-Philadelph Inquirer
n Talk about cheap postal rates l Se ',
u. seen one hundred and twenty-five pounu'
~ 90 for a two-cent stamp" remarked MI
y Tasn,or+. when was that?' SAID Mrs
~, K. LAYING down her paper ! MS -
" morning. my dear, when you weh' :, u
- +bo corner drug store for stamp --
nd Chicago Herald :. ani.hr,o,ic)-
" VI John goes marketing lie ouyS NV, wv
IS and onarter pounds of sugar at clever
." cents pound, two dozen eggs az StAIee, IIs =
'c- conts a dozen. and a gallon and nan 0
tie Lii, ot twenty cents gallon W ma
ais | aaos Il all malie?" Smallest boy mug
ns ging himself ccstatically)-"CuStaro' =
',,a Chicago Tribune
we Kirhv Stone-"I don't see you a
n'S tho cafe where you used to take luhc'
ny With the boys, Younglove' loungl1S
'h5 mo, am eating very light lunche
sS', now | sit on high stool and che
ana sandwich Kirby stone-'Eeon
zap mizinp, eh?" Younglove-"les' l a
nen saving up enough to pay for the presei
'o" s. that my wife is going to give me me-
NV christmas. America.
el', w 81 don't think Jones has been !
'REe Es dulging too much" said his kindly. kindly,0
',,n DC IioSins spouse; "but, still | thought
'hat nn4tnr natri rodd Of him that he should wren'
"r' tbe l,nocker off the front door and prii
me " Wv M 10 me AZ sat in bed, saying tn
he'd gathered another rose for me nee oG' II,
the garden, poor, dear, simple boy NJ NJ
SUI inst as loving and sentimental as e'
Z is bo was London Punch.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
GIFTS FOR BABIES.
Appropriate Presents for the Lat's' ar
rivals from Paradise.

| rivals from hia'5'' ,
When the wise man wrote thaC ther9
was nothing new under the sun ne lot
rot about babies. Babies are always
nov True, they have been IN stock
moro or less for the last two thousand
vears. but that does not prevent each IN
diyidual baby that has come INTO the
world in this year Of our Lord IRON oe-
;,r inst as new 70 it's admiring parents |
and relatives as was the little cam 10 |
Mother Eve and her consort Aoahl'
Hence has arisen the custom OF bflng- |
ing rifts to the altar-gifts of gold ana
frankincense and myrrh-ot purple anu
' fine linen. True, the franklncense anu
C fine linen take on somewhat modcfh
c form but lust what form they should
take is what puzzles many an unsophlS-
n ticatcd worshipcr, who would, no doupt'
n he truly grateful for timely mnt as 10
! irst what is most suitable to select as
: love Offering to the latest arrival out
" from paradise,
in First and foremost there is the basket
r. an elaborate affair Of gilded wickcrwork
IN unon a stand Just conveniently high Tor
n ,f, NJ A., &, liuad with silk or
ed daily use hls ID my" "t.I ,tni. an nina
p, satin, pure "hi'o o. P1'o9' f' p,"n a,inls thc
ci % pink lof boys anu p'"o 49, attos 81 tosta
gosslps say ouI eS Sn"v > a ",%,r ,,;I, 1oco and
ut The edge Is Vftnisiieu W" :, 49,.
boys Of ribbon arc tied wherever there
on IS space anu 'nG mn 1r.3,, Los1.o+ c,r
VS. the dalntle't s"cno.s' ,, lo 'i,o ,,nniecont
be stocked Il Sou " -" w. a,,1 +tnr si1vnr
Sy, with SILVER Po"oti 'Do> of..", "' ,,anros an,
MD MD backed oru'" anu 'a, .,5 r Ga,nf,, ,ins
fay he R" nHSI, crcry iprPs body can not give baskets
lay since one is an abundance, so, for tn
orc annt who limits there are tiny silk shirt
nn1 soclks inst too dainty for any thin
ION mhon done in palcst tints or cream G
,.' n" ,,1 n,hitn Then there are sack
min nrocbotod in silk or made of finest casl
sht. n,oro o,a snriorcd with silkembroider,
the snd tho matjnccs-for baby has II
,not n"t ,,a,inoos nc we'll as mamma-daint
tho lone loose robes, to be thrown on in II
that ,norninr made of India silk of fine cas-
and ,,oro or flannel. and all hcrring-bon'
emu With sin, floss and tied with narrow ri
and hons prottv Gift is a swans-dov
nifty oiIlow. inst bic enough for baby's hca
met made Of white silk and hand-paint
Ut n'ith soro delicate flower in one corn
ont an1 = suitable inscription such as "A
| for ,.,, s.nt. ru,r1 His Slumbcr."
con This inflow must. of course, be cdg
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
TRUNK ROBBERS.
Watches, Diamonds and Other Val
uables Taken From Trains.
An Express Messenger Turns states EVi-
dence and Tells the Court bow
the Rascality was Car
ried on.

MERIDIAN, Miss, Nov. 20.-lhe trial
of Garrett, Lowry, Byrnes and Broach,
charged with the robbery of baggage on
the New Orleans and Northeastern rail-
road, began hore yesterday The first
case put on was that of Garrett, bag |
gage-master, The trial opened with II.
p. Baird, express messenger who turned
States evidence--on the stand. HIS
confession was made with coolness and
eifrontery and he detailed his partlcl-
patton in the thieving as If he eXulted
in his shrewdness. 1t was as follows:
NY name is H. p. Baird. | live at Chat-
tanooga. Have been employed the past
six or seven months as express messen-
ger on the Alabama Great Southern and
| Northern roads. My duties took me
from Chattanooga to Now Orleans. l
was at work for the United States EX-
press Company. The express messenger
and baggage-master ran together In the
same car Have been running over the
n. @. & n. f. with Ashley Garrett, the
defendant, and Reynolds, Murray, Iul-
lus and lately man whom | dc
not know. ! have repeatedly seen
Garrett open trunks We LETT
New Orleans on train No. 2, the
cannon-ball. ! had fair lot OF express
Garrett had a good run OF baggage. 1hl'
side of Pearl river Garrett opened
trunk in which we found jewelry box
1t was lady's trunk, and was through
baggage, transferred from the Southern
Pacific. On this occasion we wen
through seven or eight trunks. W
: took tray out, and Garrett and mysel
q examined it. We found nothing In
0 worth taking In the bottom we found
Z plush jewelry case in which was loun
+ gold watch with diamond setting
back, and monogram m, A. L. on II
side case. We also got bracelet 81
with diamonds and bracelet set wit
sapphires, and some other artlcle
d This occurred before we got to Ell
IN Vile, coming to Meridian. 1t was
continuous habit mutually uhdt
:, stood between us. We found o
~ how much through stuff there was, al
~ we examined it. If we found any TIN
20 we wanted we took it, This was gol
a. a' on during May, June and part OF Jul
'' About that time people were gol
II North to summer resorts Garr'
u, and went through &c
'o MANY trips together.
os ' left off going in trunks in August
'' quit because we We're scared. oh Gro
II, ~, examination Baird said he made
'io statement voluntarily. He was ARE
'ii ed in New Orleans, but he did not kn
". ',o by whom. The trunk robbed was op
nv ed with a button-hook. BARD 81
,e" 3 "The way we usually divided was eY
,l ,no fellow took what he got his hands G
ny He said he made the confession on
h'' count of his wife and baby, and to &c
' lighter sentence.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
Waiter Kills a Cook.

KANSAS CITY, Nov 1s.-Edwart Gregg
was shot and killed last evening by
Henry Robinson. Robinson was a COZ cor
ored waiter at the Centropolis Hotel
and became engaged in quarrel WIN
David Davenport, a fellow waiter ana
chased him into the kitchen with re-
yolver. The fugitive, arriving in the
kitchen, ran behind Edward Gregg the
second cook. Just then Robinson uls'
charged his revolver, The shot took ei
feet in Gregg's breast, and proauceu
wound from which he soon died
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
nh. pona's q Messenger Presides.

pnLApELrnIA. Nov. ls'-lwenos y
thousand people were present yesterday
at tho laying of the cornerstone n,an y,
the new Thomas Acquinas Roman
Catholic Church at Eighteeneh 'ona "mo
Morris streets. The ceremonies wete %
conducted by Archbishop sa'o.li, LII 'uo
papal delegate to the American oa'ho'''
Carrracu
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

WuyrspARRE, Pa, Nov. ls-oh
Thursday night Margaret, the wite oi
Patrick Cannon, of this city, while on a :,
spree, procured bottle OF WHISKY anu AM,
wandered into the mountains back Oh
tbe town. This morning her body was
found in the woods. She had dlsrooeu,
thinking she was at home, and hau
frozen to death, Persons llvlng siioi
distance from where the body was iouno
had heard her moans, but were unaol'
70 locate them.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

LoypoS. Nov. 2O.-lhe Portuguese
Republicans are greatly elated at the
success of the Republican coup detat IN
Brazil and there are mutterings oil a'S-
tant thunder which are beginning 10
confirm the belief already eXpreSscu
that something of the same nature may
be attempted in that country fof'"s"i
l. about ready for revolution,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
our REVENUES.
The Labor Connected with Their
Collection Last Year.
TOTAL RECEIPTS WERE Si3O,S94,l3l,
Over 90, 500, 900 More Than the Year
Rfevious -- All Commodities save
y Oleomargarine Show Consid-
cradle Increase.
COMMISSIONERS MIILER's REPORT.

IN - " 90 Co,,,,,,isuioner
- thot +ho orrrooato re.
tu -, po,,on,o pnroan
~ lost esoal voar ware s,3o so4 584,
w ea ~ oso - e. ,bo roce;nts for |
~ ~ ~.o o,,ovS raar The total cost ofco,lec-
~ -. ,s. 200 f,oot;or lace than
" Oi ~ ~ an,orr+ COLLECTED
Tsa M, oh;oct ~ +axation showing
~ 80 80. w., sns+ ouartor NJ the
uoo .'.. - Z. o1oon,argarira which
p.esg .,1@ fro,, s,As eas in 1Sss to sl24, 78o
~ iaso Tho commissioner regards the
~ osoi .oso, oonaition ~ tbo service tbrourb.
eu4 tho oorr+rv 40 very satisfactory.
nv Wv, r.;o1ationo ~ interna1 revenue
,,antoa H., rovorna agents we're
""S oro. eco p ,,omsons boyo boon arrested on
t'a,, .,"J af,nn,a +ior. nrorortv tn the value
" vs. e,,- 40, los hoar renor+ed Inv them
- ee,' "io'' a,d COZ eoe for ossossments
~ sol 'o.~,' ia 4a,ne ond nonaltios The
-o Up I,'p. - ,t;lls soi1od was 4,G resulting
~ 1t,ro' +ho arrost Of o3G nersons and the death
- ,a 4l,o ,ronrdirr of two officers
of +ho eor,;co The renort recommends
,,,a4 '.'t ~ ,,noo ho ircro.sad from twenty
w. thin4,- and tbat their allowances for
It, vnonooo he increased The
N4, - - 90 ~ sor,;oa for tho neyt
s,aa1 o, maar 10 estimated at s4 26G, $50.
IN w. ;ronooao in tho quantity Of
4.taaoo and snrg and in +be number O.
vooo,oo a1 ~ ainnnn.+os for tho last fsca
o,5 ,o,a,,tbaeo tovod drrinr the nreyi
: ans syoal voar was. Manufactured to
I"' Sos eoc norrdo. ennF COG G3
80, o;oars 90 e5s ooo. cipar
pi' ace zoo ,eo The exnor
y ooonnr+ shows an increase /
s.,,'sao4rnnd go, tobacco Of ISIS
y I'D an incroasn in the number {
-. ,,4oa ,f oce -oo and an il
n cigars exported vi @oo' soo, "I'' "'' - -
= crease IN the number or nv, ois"lo.io9 Ian :,
it ported OF o9''o'''oo' ne hun0oi ~,
d cigars imported was 'o'Vo nv. -
e value OF the manul"c,ureo .' ,o1"roo ,,,,i ~
g ported was S'o'ooo' n9 oo'", a., n@l'lp a"n 80
Y. OF special taxpayers lS given 40 '2o' -
ig OF whom o'o'olo are oe"iei' III man
tt factured TOBACCO ,,,,
ID Inc Whoie hu'hoer VI sl"ln ,'iS'l =, :,
Ie les registered curing one S'"l "~9 ,na :, ;,
70 Oh "hlch h"lnpel l'"o' w. " n,,,hnn ro,
S. an increase OF l4o IN 'ne ,l nu,hoof asa, [es
lis tered ana 100 III Ule A"''i'9l opyl
ST. ted as compared WIN 'he prey s,,;1, !ou1 ~
wv In the CLASS ol l'is'l "l''i-
n there was an increase Oh eo AZ
id: number registered al" Vi o'
ry the numper oPer"'eu' noio va % %,
~ fruit dlstlllerleS reglS'ereu anu ,n ' q"
ac- operated an increase oi az IN 'ile ,', ~
a Der registered ana ol 7o' Il, 'i.0 - nun, rn.
operaVe.l nv V"V''
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site for the Gulf Navy-Yard

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2o.--The Commis-
sion anpointed by Secretary Whitney
last January to select a site for a navy
ward on the gulf made its report yes'er-
dav. The Commission reports in iaSot
Of Algiers, opposite the lower END Oh
New Orleans.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
covernor Moore InauguraSea'

o,vMpIA, Wash, Nov. l9'nGoverhor
noano on, >" and tho new State officers wero
inoururated inov,u yesterday with imposing
ceremonies. Business was suspehe.a, p.,s
,no town was gay with bunting, ana a.'
thousands of visitors were orough' III
srW sn.,n ali parts of the new State.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
,,..r Mas m a Train.

ALTOONA, Pa, Nov. 19.-kev' frahn M
padrers. of orange, N j., died on the
Atlantic Atlantic express, between this place ana
Derry. He was accompanied s, os 'snorS n.o
family, returning from Colorado, l, nis wnvso ro.
he had gone for his health if ,,,a ms home. ne.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
VIM Baker Finally Settled.

CHARLESTON, w, Va, Nov l@.lno ms
Supreme Court has affirmed uoa,, the aec's,Oh aOa
Of the circuit courts of Hancock anu anu
Rrooke Counties in the case Oh van a.,
palIor convicted of the murder OF ms
wife and mother-in-law' MRS p,usa,,' Vhani'
MrWba. at Holidays Cove near Nhcei, s
ing Nav 0. 1887. Baker was soh'e''''0
To the penitentiary for life.
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r,o south Nearly Solid for Chicago.

BLOOMINGTON, H., Nov ls.-EX-tlrst
Assistant Postmaster-General and eN-
Congressman Stevenson has returned
from A tour of eight weeks in the States
of Alabama. Georgia, the Caroiinas'
Kentucky and Virginia, whittier ne
went in the interest of Chicago's candl-
dacy for the location Of the Norla !, ;
Fair. He found the South nearly unahl-
mons for that city.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

A Buffalo carpenter committed sur
eide lately and left letter alleging is
his reason for the act that, having heeh
engaged in the carpenter trade ler many
vears. he had decided upon doing some
thing higher and better, The hlolr' nc NJ.
continued, says that "ln my father
house are many mansions, and some "'
them must need repairing. So having
been good carpenter on earth u.
auesscd he could get along in Heaven
He then shot himself.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

1nAvrNwonru, Kas., November s 10. !.
Judge Pierce, of this county toa o.ainance.
secision e declaring the city orainaneu, . ne,a
which provided t'at all fresh meat meats so,u ou
mhtIa anrrsnworth must be inspected on
.ho ~ hoo, within the city limits peior'
the animal is slaughtered uh00"'''''
| Honal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
An Italian Vendetta.

ROWE Nov. 19.-The bloodless bodles
Of a man and his wife ana 'ne., a,, 'n.or noar
" sons were found yesterday ina weil near :
IEy Togcia. Nearly all tho members Oh =
tamily residing in tho vicinity havo
hoon arrested on suspicion OF being con, !,
corned in the affair A venaes'" i,, n"N
e o,",.a hetween the two families.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
u.,.. Tro,tipr in California.

Mana. Cal, Nov. lS.-Palo Alto trleo
TO break the stallion reeced OF @'i2 %, y
urday afternoon, but did not succeed,
Ne lime was e.ls1,. Sunol trotted an
exhibition mile in a:l5. Stamnoul low
ored his record. trotting a mile in 2:l"'4
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
N. patars NAV be SAT-.

BrRI,N. Nov, a0-The Hanover 0our-
ier publishes letter dated Aden, NO %
yomber ., to the effect that members Oh
lhe Wagalia tribe assert that pr. fe'ers ,
reached Kenia in safety after the skir'
mish on the Tana river
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
,,.r c,.a nssperado Dead.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. is'cin.u' c.' u'i i
perado killed in Marshall county rho 20
presumed to be Reuben Burrows sa.t ~
Shooting was done by D. A. Scout
When the outlaw fell, mortally woIna' n
ed, he said; "You think am Syuo MU nDmc Du'
rows, but you arc mistaken my ,,.ano aa,'. .
ia smith. The dead desperate wof'
shirt Of mail.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

A correspondent asks ueorg.a
naner: what is tripartite alliance?
The editor might have entered lhto 4
philosophical disquisition on the SUP
;ect. but he briefly answered. "lt Is a
Young married couple with their hfst
L,hv - .I
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
rnr,,.n want our watches.

CucAGo. Nov 20.-The manager Oh
the Elgin Watch Company au,ni,S @ ,""o ~
an English syndicate has asked ior an
ontion on the company's business NC
actual negotiations have, however or, y,
CURED. The company would not sen
for less than Sl@,OOo'ooo' anu Pfoo'''S
not for that amount.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
uyocb,rytons Senator.

PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. 2o'-'ohh Do
Allen received majority in both houses
of the Washington Legislature yester,,,
day for United States Senator ana Wi'l
no doubt be elected in the joint session
10
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.rcnhisnop satolli Lays IA Cornerstone

puILApEIpuIA, Nov. is, = Twenty
,housand neople we're present Sunday at
the LAYING of the cornerstone OF i 'he
now st Thomas Aquinas Roman Cathoilc
church at Eighteenth and Morris streets
The ceremonies were conducted oS
Archbishop Satolli, the Papal legate to
the American Catholic congress-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
c.,,o,ics and the vatican.

ROME, Nov. ls.-Mgr. Satolh reports
70 the vatican that Catholics in America
are opposed to Government represents, ,",
,ion at the vatican, preferring to treat
directly with the Holy See, but he be-
,;eves that the difficulty is surmouht-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

MONTREAL, Nov 2o,-MonsignoV "a
talli the Papal delegate, arrived mere
Yesterday and confirms the statement
made by Archbishop Fabre that Rome
would not raise the ban against '"o
Eroemasons and other secret socletleS'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
RED-FLAG LUCY.
Mrs. Parsons Still Raving for Liberty
Through Anarchy, Which Blood VIII
Make Supreme.


chicago, Nov. 1s.-Mrs. Lucy Par.
sons entertained the members of the
Arbeiter Bund, who gathered at Turner
Hall yesterday afternoon, with very
lurid address. She abused the police in
terms that have become familiar from
frequent repetition, referred to the red
flag as the only banner that would lead
to freedom, and ventured into the realm
Of theology as She spoke of her dead
husband and child. "Do yousuppose they
kissed each other in the beautifully de-
scribed hereafter?' she said. "Bah'
Don't be deceived. So-called Christian,
will tell you such things. What we want
are homes in this world. Let God, Chris
and all religious functionaries take care
of themselves. This is the teaching o
Anarchy, and as such it will live, Ih'
principles of Anarchy will prevail, ever
though it takes blood to make them su
premer'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
STOLEN IN THE STREET.


A st. Louis Heircss Forcbly Seized and
Thrust Into "a Hack, and Driven
Away.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 19.-The sensational
abduction of a young heircss occurred
Yesterday, the attempt being OF the most
daring and fragrant character. Allce
Jackman, sixteen-year-old miss, was
playing in front of the residence OF W.
II. Brouthcrs, in whose charge she tenn
porarily was, when six men jumped from
a hack, seized her and forcibly carried
her away in the very presence OF MISS
Brouthers and her niece, MISS
MYRTLE Hunt, a young lady of eighteen.
The rufans first seized Miss Hunt and
dragged her along the pavement to their
rir,when one of them looked at her lace
and said she was not the one they want
ed, Miss Jackman was then pounced
upon and showed head forward into the
carriage, her abductors driving rapidly
away. The girl screamed and fought
but to no purpose, and though dozen
neople witnessed the struggle, none
yenturcd to interfere, The girls father
! died ynor GO og", lo""iHr an
estate of 100000. The child was then
placed in charge Of her uncle MI Johh
G. Taylor, of the Richardson-Iaylor Drug
COMPANY, who was appointed her guard
ian, Three months later she ran away
on account of alleged cruel treatmeh.
She showed a terrible cash in her heau
and her body was badly bruised
The Humane Society placed ne
in the care of Mr.. BroutherS'
member of the society, VINO II,
fused to deliver the child to her guard
ian when he demanded her, 1t Is SUI
roscd that the abduction was maze
the instance of her guardian, put thlS
strenuously denied by Mr.. Taylor
9 the court proceedings which 1ollowe
y the abduction to-day Mr. Taylor state
!. TO Judge Woerner that he knew hoIhln
|, Of tho whereabouts of the child uo
h a late hour she had not been located
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
,.ox,ooted Man Drowned,

vroxvI,Jr. Tenn, Nov. ls'-'ohn
woods. a farmer whose homo is severa' s,
miles from this place. fell s IN nna 1' wo,
last night while intoxicated anu WIZ
drowned
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
uurtor Drowned.

rnD,AsAroI,s, Ind, Nov ls'-rranI IRA N
uagmor, well-known young man u
while , crossing small strean' s'ppe'
from a LOG and was drowned
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
mr.. v,.ea ores Appear at Last.

y,rssI Nov. l9.-lt Is reported tnat
arn, v'nST snarcial houses here knew that
s0u,s : reyolation was pending in Brazil two
= sa.. before tho republic was proclaim
"A
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

"A conveyance of real estate signed
on Sunday is not legal and yet we were
always taught to believe that 'the oe'-
ter the day. the better the deed -
Yonkers Statesman,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

AURORA, S. D., Nov ls.-The west
side of Main street was burned carry
SUNDAY morning, nine large business
buildings being destroyed. The loss Is
unknown, but the Insurance. was o'e'
q mn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

ruLr.LENarn oil portrait OF WASH.
,ngton which was purchased for $40 at
the recent sale of the Barnum hotei ei.
feets in Baltimore, is now estimated 10
be worth $1,000, experts having pro
nounoea IL an original BY Gilpers y
Stuart.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

l s,o' the school-houses OF Dakota
"ins provided with barrels Of
potatoes, beans, coffee and cook
~nS'ls' and in case thirty or forty
A. ~. are penned up by a blizzard for
'nree days this winter there will
'uahger of starvation. @
'"M GRANT was no admirer Of
VI public men as he had seen
~. ~ the United States. He once
]ss when he thought of death,
~ .ne dread pictures conjured up
ss'oi himself in bronze, mounted
'as ss OF those sorry steeds. OF which
''e too many In the Washington
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23

"A German who intended embarNing
at Liverpool tor America missed the
steamer and swan cut after It, lie came
near being drowned, bat was rescued
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-23
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