Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1896-04-18

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+. Ienlisn. the most remnrlsa-
4 per- ~ Florida, died at Jack
eonsuInption. aged o.. lie
,.-- on The Island OF st. Thomas,
n having cmigrated there
z Y a 7cco where his uncle, Moses
- = zz'z \. 7| "a xaa prime minister to the
f-<'. & ~ ~ -. w ~ sne .n tsmiiy came
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~ would ,vorlS oara ao,d,s, l. a@a.sss
He claimed abiI;tS - -. a. NJ I. ,,as.tr~
sback 70 King David. He was proud OF |
ms Hebrew lineage, but was Chris
tian, Inc bulk OF Enlisa's property |
was IN land, and OF late years he has
useo tne lanu as currency. He met his
o'i's ~ GIVING ueeds % land.
| Hanged Near n Church and Cemetery.
| AT Scale, Ala, early the other morn
ling, a mob Of .maslxed men went to the
county Jail. took Reddiclx Adams col
ored, therefrorp and lynched him. He
WINS carried to alittle7 clump Of woods
about 200 yards east of the iail. within
70 yards Of the Methodist church, and
the Scale high school building. where
he was securelyticd, one end Of nloyv
line placed around his neck. the other
end thrown over a limb. and he was
drawn about thraa faat f.,,,., ~,
ground. The rope was tied to a post
Of the fence of the city cemetery, and
Reddicl was left dangling in the air.
Reddick Adams wasalleged to be the
man who waylaid and shot Mr.. R. T. |
Renfroc last November, robbed his per-
son, burglarized his store and set fire
to his dwelling.
~ nhnhhead's narrow Escape.
CONGRESSMAN John Il. Bankhead, OF
niaoana, s, naa a narrow escape from
~" crossing tne Iomplg-
,,so ,,s .,ser az airneid ferry' Ala. Mr..
. '"nh ieau mas Decn stumping the state
:, ,or Tree si,ver ana IN the interest OF
$3.50 s anu,,''cy ~ lor 'he united states
oo,,,,.r , ~as ~ iouoo W .icAens
T,o,nh;a y spSAn' an anu was cfussing .he
i. tac,,ea ~ ~ ~ nav' "non eiic horses
ene,I,a,,d ~ 49, Dask 9s.s ~ Doesno irignc
R.nLhaad M a,'a' q aT' 1'',' .n? llyer M.
~ ,'lh;a,a ls III. ".iYor rom
T.t o,,a .s ya'O, v,''io ~ e''',n IN
l,,st h;s 49, ~ .~.s sasu wi, nanNuea1
! ~ frects ~. 49, 49, .h ~ ualns ms personal
ments - ''' u '"i'aoio oocu- .
robe.t yv;nia SN-
At a meat market a. onel;Lo Az
sent to del;ver SOM. hoaf ia ,,n,,; =
= ,-,..ss tha Shopseg ~ nnothsr
!: : y, ;1st ~ l,om he had z
who beran fir6tinr over It. WiIliams'
children ran out and took the meat
away from the dogs, and the negro l
Then turned over All the meat he had 4
to the children. telling them they could t
hive it. They carried it in the house y
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Inc iaee cry a'rec.ory oa %, i'oS,o ,ooo
nxes the populallon aI OF, ,soo. IN ioso ., /
'ne 'o.ai Popuis.'oa' Pa. aooou unk ~ vn
400. 200. The United States found 45l,-
no Inhabitants. At the present rate
of increase the population of the city
in 1000 will be 725,0O0, in round num-
bers. This does not include suburbs,
that are essentially part of the cor
u ..ss...a$ p;ew on nus nssa.
~, A - r-.aa To d;odhx
nortnwcse u Dr1Suon' lo. u,eu ~
ms own nana' ne Weapon 1seu Mas
2 2 dou m uolc-parreieo I'' = sno's NJ W. 49, y sup
and trigger thrown with the gun stick,
the muzzle being placed at the back Of
the head, which was blown off. The
family suppose that deranged mind,
due to ill-health, caused the deed,