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No Holiday for Henderson.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-Speaker
Henderson win remain in Washington
during the holiday recess and attend to
o number of matters Of House srganiza-
ton. including the assignment OF com
mittee rooms. The new insular COM
mittee Is 10 have commodiOus quarters
IN keeping with the important work Il
will have IN hand and there may be some
other reassigunents. although most OF
the old standing committees VIII retain
thssr former ouarterG
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
GROW HAS HIs SAY.
Democrats Come % the Aid Of the
Venerable Statesman.

WAeIfINGTDE Lee 11.-ec0 business
7ar tralEactel 90 tse o-.ef session q the
House tc-caE- TIE r.me was occupied in
tlltusrer Cn "a motion % adjourn. TIE
DeDor-ars dc che fltuste--ng ln order
o. 1--WE Grow. the venerable er-Speaker
of tre Hc-ss. al CppCrrlrity 20 reply %
tor-e statements mad@ yesterday by
Gaines ~ T.-lessee Payne. the majority
leader vas defeated On fW0 rgIcalls.
k.rlertfrr cnanet him On h.s defrzr IN
e. rCll-ra fIred EaT After Grow had
made tle -ra-en-rnt fEe House adjourned
LltI y o'clock January 2. 100.
lrref-t1-rrrs Cf TIE seats lu the House
perr empty Today. majority ~ the
member having already eft f0r their
home -o spend the holidays. After the
reading ~ the Journal Payne moved an
ac.ogr-u The Democrats. ln spirit
~ goc1 nature. FJ-el' EainEt the motion
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
ANACONDA AND WASH0E
COPPER COMPANIES SUED
Burdette o'Connor Obtains an In
junction 10 Restrain Alleged
Trespass.

BUTTE, Mont. Dec. % - Burdette
O'Connor to-day commenced suit against
the Anaconda Copper Mining Company
and the Washoe Copper Company 70 en-
Copper Trust lode claim and TO recover
the sum OF y 90 90. alleged 10 be due for
30 90 tons Of ore extracted by means Of
underground workings from the AnacOn-
Plaintiff claims that the veins OF ore apex
Ing on his claim so far depart from per-
penclcular as 10 pass beneath he sur
face OF eight claims owned by the de-
fencants.
Judge Clancy has issued a temporary
Injunction and order TO show cause and
has made Z returnable on January % The
suit promises 10 be greater than the ia
nous suit Of the Montana Ore Purchasing
Company vs. the Boston and Montana
Company.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

Gso-gs Murray: r-uE-ee. John Saunders:
treasurer. AlbE-- B1yen- Uetlczl eLzu-
insr. Dr. " J. WicE-an-
Alberr Boys1. cre q rhs r-os- rcruIsr
Members q the parlCr has szrTsd a.
treasurer q the crzz-lZs-icz for several
terms. and when riTzl tickets arpezred II
The field a. an election his Tas The c-1v
name OF both Ire rex cf5ce-s Eiu -
installed b. District President Thouas
P BOYD CT the evening q lamar 2
and banquet
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GOVERNOR RECEIVES
EXTRA SESSION PETITION
Secretary Foley Says It Has Not Yet
Been Decided What Action
Will Be Taken.

SACRAMENTO, Dec 3o.-The petition
signed by many OF the largest property
owners and taxpayers in San Francisco,
praying that an extra session OF the Leg
isiature be called TO provide more and
better dockage facilities, was received by
the Governor to-day.
MI Foley, the Governors private secre-
tary, said. in speaking about the matter.
that the Governor had not yet sufficiently
considered the situation To be able TO state
whether or not an extra session would be
called
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ing works " Henri George poHtes principles
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he has continued his determination
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ALBERT BoYEN HoNoRED.
Officers

SAN RAFAEL. Dec. o.-The annual
election Of officers OF Mount Tamalpais
Parlor No. 81. Native Sons OF the Golden
West. was held last evening and the fol-
lowing chosen 70 serve for the ensuing
term: President. J. Emmet Hayden: first
vice president Charles ". DufiCy: second
vice president, Eugene COnnell: third vice
president, d. J. Haley; recording secrs-
tary. W F. Mage; financial secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Shafroth Proposes an Amendment
Against Polygamy.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3-The bill
which attracted considerable discussion
In the last Congress. codifying The laws
of Alaska and providing a code OF civil
procedure. was reintroduced to-day by
Warner Of Illinois. II is practically he
same b!ll ar last year.
Shsfroth Of Colorado proposed a con-
stltuu0nal amendment prohibiting pslyg-
~
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

THE HAGUE. Dec. 1O.-The japanese
envoy. on behalf OF the Mikado. has
signed all the conventions Of the Interna-
tional Peace Conference. The Chinese en-
voy is expected 10 sign certain declara-
tions for the Chinese Government, exclud-
ing the Jaws OF war
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
Artists Outfits.

Pyrography. oil color and water color
outfits put up in nice boxes for Christmas
presents. Skins. wood and leather arti-
cles for burning. Sanborn. Vail & Co.
7l Market street
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
Signed the Peace Conference.

Selling depot for Waterman fountain
and other gold pens. sanborn. Vail & Co.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
HOLIDAY HINTS!

A SCI or NICE
CARvERs @ TABLE KNIVES.
WIZ PEAR. Ivory. Def CT sag
EzEclHs
MANICURE O.
SCISSORS SETS
RAZORS O.
SHAVING OUTFITS
POCKET OF
COMBISATION KNIVES
TOOL CHESTS. SUT SETS. GOTHIC
LAS-EENS. etc. etc
We czr-y TIE Ez-1s1-ss- assortment q
the city. ard cur p--css s--- Al pocEsts
and tastes
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
REPUBLICANS ISSUE THE
FORMAL CONVENTION CALL
Instructions as to the ApportiOnment and
Method of EIecting Delegates From
States and Territories.

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-The following
call for the next Republican Seti01si
Convention was issued tonight:
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01
The Fiiipino Circular,

NhlIe 'depIoring the existence Of
war the circular maintains the unde-
niohIe right OF the fliipinoS to defend
'h''r homes ilNeS and lands against
"ouId-he domihatorS who would Kill
lh'n' Their wives and children add
ing that TINS motive ought to impci
all IlIlpinoS to sacrifice everything.
'"' Hhe'ii"1' "i ffr""'p"''
me sieIiing OF laranaqne was not
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01
GETTING NEAR AAL0LOS.
Gen. McArthur's Advance Within
Six Miles Of Malolos, the In
surgent Headquarters.
THE GUN6QATS SMELLING BULkCAN.
Night Attack by the Enemy at Manila
Eepuised with Heavy Loss Enemy
Slowly Failing Back Contesting Every
Inch -Lawtons Men Busy Around
PIss.

Manila, March %. -MacArthur's adj
vance guard reached Bulacan, six
miles south of Malolos. this evening
and made a reconnaissance.
They found the city partly burned,
but the fire seemed to he confined to
the lower portion of the place, the
most valuable residences and business
houses remaining intact,
Bulacan is poorly defended, our
scouts report, and the town probably
will be taken tomorrow.
After the fight to-day at Martha, Gen.
Harrison &. Otis brigade occupied the
town, The main body Of the army is
cncamped there tonight, but Gen.
llalc's brigade rested on the other side
of the river, serving as a rear guard.
Nawthorne's battery shellcd the in
sulgent trenches opposite Pasig To-
day, and Maj i.-Gen. Lawtoa's command
stretching from Parannquc to Paslg,
southeast of Manila, was kept busy in
disposing Of insurgent skirmishers.
Paranaque is in flames, having SUI.
fered severely from the bombardment
by the Monadnock, but the town is
held by the rebels and the exact situa-
tion there can not be determined al
this time,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01
GREAT RUSSIAN FAIR.
The United states should he Repre-
sented at the Annual Exhibit
at NiXhni.


y report TO the S'"'s u'P"' '"'''
from 'olSul NoNe'' az - Jus .'E &C"
stress on lhe oeslrap'Il'9 u ''E h''I'
H'a'eS pe'nS IuIll I'pitS'"'t" "' '"'
coming annual Ialr al N'HAn'' NoNS"
rod kuSSIa' Nhlch Is neiu ouI'Hs y"
SuSt ana 0ePlthper' Inns - 'n' Sl'"
annual gathering OF buyers ana seiler'
VINO represent the couinertIa' Ihtti e!
estS OF huSs3a ana 'Ie buying pun.
OF all eastern ana AFlalle hussi"' u
IS market that mas up 10 'he PreStn
time beeh NlsIleu Only ny TOURISTS "u'
France mas peeh s,uuA IhS 'he SuoJ'v'
ana an oii'clal pupII'atloh Oh .He sun
lect the result OF over year stuuN
by Speciai agent Oh lHe SuNeI eI"iIeH| :
gives mass OF norma 'ioI concern
ing the annual 1alr ana the lnihe"s'
population that is to pe reache'
through representation mere husSlf
Is making great efforts toward lhuu'
trial expansion ana the deNeIopment o
IHe li'li"thsS ullHl'S N'N VI '"'
lral mountains and OF all the country
opened by the lrans-ainerlan raIIfoau
The Imperial government mas grantee
free trade Tor the next ten years IN al
articles entering kusSla Tor use IN lh'
lral and Siberian MINES. Specimens OF
the machinery included IN thIs ukaSt
will be largely exhibited at the Nlzhh
fair this summer Everything pertain
ing to railroadlng, mining and agrlcul
turaI interests Will receive the atten
tion OF the people VINO represent these
interests now ON the eve OF develop
ment
The Russian government realizes IT'S
need o! assistance from the great man
ufacturing countries of the world IN
prosecuting It's comm"rSlal conquest o.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01

are very popular on Easter morning
with people who do not have to eat
them. A green egg with blue spots on
it is decorative, but ii is not appetl|'
ing. If an all-wise Providence had IN
tended that man should eat red. yellow
and purple eggs, then the eggs wo'lie
have been colored that way in the hrsl
place.
1t is understood, of course, that the
coloring matter is perfectly harmless
Just the same, the family poisoned by
eating Easter eggs shows up every year
with the same regularity as The santa
Claus whose cotton whiskers eaten hre
at the Christmas tree and the BOY
whose fingers are blown off on the
Fourth of July. In America we have
invented calamity for every holiday
and the Easter egg, when properly sat
uratcd with q mineral dye, is about as
serious as any Of the Others.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01
A Sad Accident.

A sad and most horrible accident oc-
Cured last week just south of Arcola.
Mrs. Gillespie and Miss Phillips were
walking down the tracks of the South
crn railway just as the south-bound
passenger train was due. In some man
ner they mistools the train for the reg
ular south-bound Yazoo & Mississippi
Valley train on another track that runs
parallel with the Southern. Mrs. Gil
lespic had gathered bouquet Of flow
ers and dropped them in the middle of
the track and was picking them up,
when the engineer seeing their immi-
nent danger, sounded four blasts of the
whistle, but before he could stop his
train the two ladies were struck by the
engine, killing Mrs. Gillespie almost
instantly and landing Miss Phillips on
a rod Of the engine, where she was
taken off by the train crew, severely
injured but it is hoped that she will
recover
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


The board Of control of the State
penitentiary met at Jackson last week
t. consider the proposition of buying
large tract of land in the delta and
locating one big State farm upon which
to concentrate all the convicts. The
board is inclined to the opinion that I
has the right to purchase farm with.
out further authority from the legisla-
ture. The board is extremely anxious
TO get the convicts concentrated on one
farm owned exclusively by the State.
1t was agreed that the governor should
request an opinion Of the supreme
judges, and if the judges agree that
the board can act OF it's own motion
without waiting on the legislature, the
farm will be purchased at once. There
are two propositions pending before
the board. One is from Mr.. Dardle of
Sunfiower county, to sell $4,000 acres OF
uncleared land at 50 per acre, this tract
being located near Morehead. The
other proposition is from Mr.. Edwards.
representing the Yazoo & Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company, offering l2,-
900 acres at s..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01
CAUGHT IN A FIRE TRAP.
Four Hundred Lives Endnnge-ed-
Eleven Persons Injured, Six Miss
inr-LOss Nearly Half a Million.

Chicago, March 2S.-Fire DESTROYED
the Armour curled hair and felt works,
Thirty-frst place and Benson street,
last night, causing a property loss of
nearly 100000, injured II employees,
one fatally, and endangered the lives
OF 400 others, who rushed to escape
through the binding smoke.
Employees on the floor on which the
fire started said that nail which
caught in "A picker" caused friction,
igniting the inflammabIe material with
which the machines were fed. Flames
spread to bales OF curled hair, and in
three minutes the entire floor was
dense with binding black smoke Men
and women left their posts in frantic
rushes to the exits. Many ran to win
dows and descended by fire escapes,
but most CROPPED through the smoke to
the first floor and out the corner en-
trance.
Jeremiah Steele was bending over
his carding machine when the blaze
broke out Stifled by the smoke, he
staggered to a window, swung over the
sill and hung by his finger tips. Mean
while iircmen stretched net, and
shouted 10 Steele to drop. He did so,
but crashed into the stone sidewalk.
The Armour felt works burned out
nearly year ago. IT was replaced by
"A substantial tiye-story structure. 1l2
by 22j feet, which was completed only
last August Equipped with special
reference 10 fire protection in the way
of construction and exterior fire cs-
capes, the total destruction worked by
yesterdays blaze was source of keen
regret to the owners. The loss is total
The insurance is 100000.
Late fast night is was found thai
six people, who We're in the building
when the fire broke out, were missing
and while it is not thought all Of them
are dead it is probable that the r,a
| iority OF them pcrished
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01
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ices. The sermon is a mere side issue
n choir will practice on an anthem for
SIN weeks and then, after il has been
sung in public, each member win think
that the others didn't sing il correctly.
This is not said with any intent 10 crit
iclse the vocalists in the choir. II sim
ply illustrates one of the peculiarities
OF the artistic temperament.
Easter Sunday is one of the most
significant Of our anniversaries. It is
and should be Il holiday in the true
sense of the word, that is, "holy day."
Yet, so lasting are the impressions Of
childhood that when anyone mentions
Easter the average man does not recall
the beautiful symbolism of the holy
day, but he thinks of eggs.
lam not acquainted with the present
methods of small boys but several
years ago, when was b1bbliug chic
in a small town, The boy who could
cat the largest number of eggs on Eas-
ter morning was the hero Of the da,.
When we had assembled at Sur day
school and the superintendent was
telling us how to be good, we won d b.
comparing scores. As remember it..
five was "A creditabIe showing ard Il
was the record. held by fat boy who
afterward tried to be a lawyer and
lost most Of his surplus weight.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01
A CABLEGRAM FROM DEWEY.
The Admiral Advises the Navy De-
Ear'Wcnt os the Disposition of
the Vessels cf His Feet.

Washington, March 2s.-Admiral
Dewey has cabled the navy depart
ment the situation of positions OF
the American vessels of his feet. The
dispatch follows:
Manila, March ~ Secretary of The
Navy, Washington; The Olympia and
Oregon, the MonadHocll, Monterey
Callao, Manila and the Helena occupy.
ing strategic position at Manila bay,
The Boston and Charleston. the Con.
cord and Petrol cruising oil Luzon.
Have sent Bennington to Hong Kong
to dock The Princeton is at Singa
pore, repairing propeller. The Nan.
shan has gone TO Guam, Iris will sail
shortly for lloilo with coal. win dis
patch Solace as early as possible.
Signed. DEWEY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01
THE BANDITTI OF GUANAIAY.
Uprising Prevented ST Death-Cu.
bans or Spaniards-FOrmc n
Social Organization.

Havana. March 2S-The bandits near
GuanaiaE, province of pinGr del Rio,
are still active, and Gen. Diaz, Cuban
commander in that district, has pub
lisled proclamation to the Sixth
army corps asking the troops to make
every effort to effect a speedy tcImina-
tion of the disorder in thai province,
and il is said the bandits wi he ener-
gctically pursued The bandit leader
was formerly, during the war. the
guide of Col. Pedro del Cado, of the
Cuban army
| is said that the bandits OF Guiana.
jay are probably apart of larger con.
templated uprising of bandits in the
provinces Of pinar del Rio ard Havana
The uprising in the Havana r,ovincc,
it is added, was prevented by the re-
cent sudden death at Havana or their
leader. The bandits across the border
of the two provinces, SUNDAY. stole
some horses ard cows from the Lago
BerDadora estate, near Artcmisa. and
the Cuhans, following the trails, found
the robbers had gone in he direction
of the toNn of Guanajar whrre all
trace of them was lost.
1t is not known whether the BANDITS
are Cuhans are Spaniards.
The members of the Seventh army
corps of the United States fore :, who
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01

occurs to boy that his three meals
day have any money value He ac-
cepts them as wise provision of
nature. \fter he gctsaway from home
and begins to pay board and buy his
own spring suits he realizes that he
haH had for many years what most peo-
pie would call snap" In fact, when
he fully comprehends how well his
parents have cared for him all these
years his emotions overcome him. lliaI
devotion is strengthened and renewed
and he goes. back home to board again,
Sometimes he gets married and brings
his wife back home with him. This
may not be so, but ii seems to me |
have heard Of such cases.
But we were speaking of eggs, and
rot of matrimony. The colored eggs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01
GettIng CIosc TO ,lnloIns.

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01

In the Guy Jack case at DeKalb last
week Immediately after the State
closed its testimony counsel for the de-
fense moved to exclude the testimony
because it did not prove nor tend to
prove any conspiracy between Guy
Jack and DR.. Lipscomb to take the life
Of Stewart, and because 1t did not
prove or tend to prove that Jack had
been connected or had any agency,
either criminal or otherwise, in the
death Of Stewart. The court sustained
the motion and instructed the jury to
return a verdict of not guilty. The
jury returned q verdict accordingly and
thus the case was practically thrown
out of court.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01

The gap in the new railroad extension
being built by the Illinois Central rail-
road company, which is known as the
Yazoo Delta railroad, is about COM
pleted. The work of extending the
road from Morehead in Sunnower coun-
ty TO Tutwiler is being pushed right
along, and the laying of rails from
Ruleville north will probably be COM
menced next week. The road is ccm.
pleted TO Ruleville
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01

The custom of sending cards on Gas
ter day seems to be dying out. This is
because anyone can go into a grocery
store and get for nothing, these col.
ored cards advertising soap catsup.
axle grease, coffee, etc, which are more
beautiful than the real Easter cards for
sale at the bookstores.
Only 20 years ago Il girl who received
aposted card with picture Of comedy
chicken coming out of broken shell
put the card in her mirror and pre-.
served it for years. Since then the
World has been deluged with art print.
ing The old style of Easter card nc
longer makes an impres sion on the
young woman. The girl of to-day is toe
wise and has been around too much,
She looks at the colorcd card and
says: "Wcll, that's the tackiest thing
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-04-01

ne lact that we live in a very uncer,
climate.
y always dangerous TO try and
lIa'e the enjoyment of life on any
schedule, We ought to be hun,
on Thanksgiving day than any
\ Gay IN the year, and yet it is the
| u some people to lose their ap-
NS entirely on that day. We de.
l months IN advance. that or
S'iiaS day we will he fun Of
ny and goodwill" and then some.
happens TO make us as cross as
NOW, inasmuch as Easter mark
'"V,a' entry Of spring, we decide
VI Easter morning we will bloom
u our best lightweight clothes
Nelcome the gladdest day of the
auu yet We never know but what
V" Heeu chest protectors, over
ear muifs and a few warm
best times you ever had in
., 'e Valhe to you when you were
f'.ung them, Isn't that true d.
pVnlc planned weeks in advance
A " Ut a failure. You expect toe
,io,i lou mediate on the approach.
,."V ~, until it seems to you that
''e going TO have the most ioy.
!" your life, and then when the
"''S and the salt gets into the
nv sau' II, and the ants into the sugar
Il, ~ ''S'Vroed and unhappy. 1t is
n,, i" be prepared for these little
a0a a"''neh's' Discount them in
h n, WIN 100 much conf
h, mo "ear'ng your spring clothes
d, ,na n'ng' Get ready for a cold
lb,, p u. urlzzly day. l hereby pre-.
l,ah'. as' Easter Sunday, 1899. will be /,
|" ,'u's 's ;! DAY, with occasional show.
l., "u'ona, Ohio and the ceptrol
Iisapp rp, valley and snow flurries in
!, s'n m and Wisconsin. | feel that I
|tathsr u'" r'ghtas Hicks or any 9TH
is na,. prophet to foretell lust
pt nj. hi'"g to happen. Those who
!, t''s Is. prophecy will not suffer in
|ehe1 aS'er ~ turns out to be n
dsr may. aay' If, on the other hand,
\, ! iAla proves to be warm and sun.
|Ss lvh ph., ! stand convicted as a liar
10 onO'e onO ~, world will be so happy
n,, M. vae will hold any rrudre fps
an dio, ,,,, pe'ter 10 be liar
prho' "'u,, us.,! That's what people call
steers pleulcts ,h. a beautiful day and
st,r Sn.a' a1em into a rainstorm.
on wbioh b%"Say y! is the one day of the
ierinp i" sinu 'he black sheep and the
s'nher go to church III.
The mne me floral DECORATIONS d and
y ,', to the preacher. sim Still 'ump,,. it spn.
dslp.' p'aa !, for Increasing the resu1a ss aug :
learss,a at places Of Worship, .ai ,esH1ar Whr
give cousa., m''n the sermops entirely
,sooSmO SOaeert each Sunday morn
p,tsg Pun III lprofusely decorated with
coma men If anyone stin re.
kSIv' s., Of Easter Sunday. von
n sAsi. Aanow that IT Is ar~s' a great sou sou
sathssmr' sr', !. The choir always sysi has aas =
" a tbs Tor Tor Easter, This anthem the n
~ ualu feature Ct tb, sery.