Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-06-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

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stb r.turnad vcrd;ct bold;no Gep
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tho musician Hurton and added a
r;dor sav;ng that the iurv did NOT be.
,;ava th,t +ho wound which caused
Rurton,s death was inflicted w;,lfullv
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mas oecioed INA. pension money oepos-
lted IN savings oank py a pensioner
cannot be attached
IT was reported from Rome, on the
9th, that the pope had been losing
strength Tor several days.
The steam tug Rambler was blown
to atoms at New iiaven, Conn, on the
9th, killing Frederick Weller, the cook
and badly injuring Engineer Frederick
Wyner, and man named Wilson.
AT Beavertown, Ala, a few days ago,
the 2-year-old child of Milligan Weeks
fell into dry well 65 feet deep. An
hour afterward the child's parents
found him sitting on the gravelel bot
tom of the well playing with the
pebbles. A few insignificant scratches
were his only injuries.
MARY P. THOMPSON. of Durham, N.
H.. the historian and author, died on