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SOUTHERN GLEANINGS.
To Compel Vaccination.

The cases Of the Christian Scientists
who refused TO be yarrinatcd, have been
settled at Americus, Ga, so far as The
mayors court is concerned lly the
sentencing Of +. j. McMath to inn
prIsUmcnt at the city hall for 30 days
and a fine Of SIS. Five ladies Of the
congregation were giyen Is days con-
dn"ncnt at some place, to be deSig-
mated by the chief Of police, and 10
pay a fins of 80 each. The same SEN
tcrccs Of fine and Imprisonment will
be assessed against such other menu
bus Of the congregation as may re-
fuse to obey the vaccination ordinance,
Mr.. McMath is leading merchant of
tmcricus, and the ladies' involved be-
long 10 the best families in the city.
Counsel has fecu employed to repre-
sent the Christian Scientists, and their
cases will BE- taken to the supreme
| court.
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PRISONERS At PRETORIA.
A subtcrranenn Rendezvous 4" ne
UseJ I'm Case of Bombnrdment.

Pretoria, Saturday, Nov, Is, ny way
OF lourenco Marques. Nov. lo'--A'
neon to day Sc British prisoners IN
GLIDING men of the Royal Dublin fuS'-
licrs and several blue jackets, arrived
here. There were large crowds at the
railway station, but no demonstration
was made. Winston Churchill, VINO Is
wounded in the hand, was taken to the
Model school, while the rank ana ME
are beirg sent TO the race course
One spy was lodged in jail Inc
wounded had been treated at Oolenso
The Boer version of the conflict II
which these prisoners were taken says
that two British were killed and lei
wounded.
The mining department has discoV
cred beneath the managers house !"
the Ferreira mine a passage leading II
suite of apartments 40 feet beioV
Ground, with gas and water laid on
This is supposed to have been intend
cd TO serve as rendezvous for the EN-
ployes of tho Ferreira mine IN IN
event Of o hombDrdment
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Tinted ,1nughterS ut n College

Tertiary.
Tui,><, Dnughters ut College
Mrs. Lizzie George Henderson, Of
Greenwood. Miss. has organized
cbnpter of the United Daughters OF the
Conrcdcraey among the students OF ths
Industrial college at Columbus
To Buy BcauNotr'
Tho United Daughters of the Confed'
erocy have indorsed the movement ''
bny "Beauvoir," the Davis homestead
and turn it into home for confederate
soldiers and sailors,
Harry Coleman Pnrdoned'
Gov McLaurin of Mississippi ha'
hardened Harry Coleman SENTENCED
for life for completely in the kllI'nS o
D. w. Dinkins, at Brandon depot
Formulation of Arkansas.
The estimated population OF Ar
Kansas. calculated from school sta
ti.tic, is 100000. The estimate
non,lution in 1898 was l,35O,OOO'
In Kentucky.
The mortality in Kentucky on elec
ton day was greater than on any ia,
ca far during the war in the fhh'l
mines. And the end is not yet
inventor Charles LeihS'
Charles Leizy, inventor OF the moo
srn method of welding and temperln
stool and copper, died suddenly !
Kpoxyire, Tenn, of apoYlexy'
4 Good Move.
The union cigarmakers OF Iamp'
Fla. have enforced a demand th'
cicor factories be scrubbed an
cleaned once a month.
Lived Many Years
Joscnh Ayers, of near Paducah, NY
sied recently, aged III years lie wa
horn in Virginia, near Washing 70"
home, July IA, l7So'
Bir WHISKY Deal
Chicago parties recently purchase
60 900 900 worth of whisky of kel
lucky distillicrs~-ioo,Ooo barrels
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StarLville wants waterworks, and
Crystal Springs has ordered waterworks
and electric lights.

The total interments in jackson dur
inc October were: Whites Z, colored IA,
the population during that month being
about 10000. But some of the sens;a-
tional kilograms published throughout
the country created the Impression that
the capital city of Mississippi was in
the throes OF a devastating plague IL
would be difficult for any city in the
country to show better health record
than the above,
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vi,.-peater Assassinated.

1upelo, Miss" Nov. 2O.-H' NJ benne
field was killed Saturday night ut ms
home near this place by unknown per
sous. He mistreatcd his wife and had
been notified to leave the neighhor'
hood. He rcturend "A few days ago and
puIsuaded his wife TO move away with
hlm. The moving was in progress
wien Bennetield was killed,
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sssO.sS.s sNgssH&eaSe >
! MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
{ NOTES OF PAST AND CURRENT EVENTS.
s By J. l. POWER,

MI.sls.lpnl ln the Clyn va.

Senator Hardy, in 1898, introduced a |
bill providing for a record Of Missis-
sippi soldiers IN the civil war. 1t pro-
yided that the secretary Of State should !
have a special clerk for two years,
whose sole duty should be to collect
and compile such records in the way OF
company rolls, sketches Of regiments,
reports Of battles, casualties, etc, as
could vet be obtained, Nearly every
State, North and South, Commenced
this work many years ago, and quite
number have complete history of
every organization, and Of every man,
from the beginning TO the end OF the
war When the Confederate congress,
in 1864, created the office of superin-
tendent Of army records this writer
was appointed for Mississippi. lie sue
ceeded in completing one brigade
Humphries'- consisting Of the Thir-
teenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth and
Twenty-frst regiments, and obtained
many rolls Of Davis brigade. He was
making fair progress with Harris
brigade, but the rolls Of that brigade
we're lost in the evacuation Of Peters
burg.
The legislature just after the war,
passed an act to continue the work, but
, military rule did not recognize the
=, utility Of rebellion records, although
the government has spent millions
! since in getting them up. Later on thu
3 law was revived, and COL William II
I McCardle was appointed. lie spen
2 some time in Washington, in 1875, an
3 made report to the legislature. bu
y the matter was closed for the want
!! further appropriation.
q The bill prepared by Capt Hard
a passed the senate, but some OF II
% phraseology didn't suit some member
IS of the house, and several Of the o
50 rebs on the floor, who thought the o
% iectionable words expressed sound do
~ trine. would not consent to striklr
IS them out, and so the bill was killed %
Is the house Of its friends" A speci
ot committee of the Mississippi Diyisj'
s. L, G. ", headed by General Stephen
q Lee. addressed the house in behalf
% the measure, And it seems that t
81 General still cherishes a. hope tn
lp something may yet be done. Ina lett
rs dated Columbus, Nov. 1, he says;
pa My Dear Col Power have IN my P
e4 session the Report of the Historian OF
= Confederate Records to the Assembly
l5 5s South Carolina for the year 1888 also
900 900 count Of the raising Of troops in Sol
f., Carolina for State and Confederate seryi
rv 1861 s..
no 81 give this information still hoping Il
- an effort will be made by you and 9th
" to get the coming legislature to give
Ia an assistant to compile and publish
g Confederate records OF tne state. Nou
ng assured Of my hearty cooperation.
with kind wishes, your friend and &c
all rade STEPHEN D. LEE.
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elected Head physician.

Springfield, H., NOV. 9o.-rhe exc
c,.tlyc council of the Modern NooI-
men of America have elected DIR. h. IA
jones, OF Buffalo, Kns., as head phy'
sicial vice Dr. j, b, Hibben, deceased
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

New York, Nov. 20.-Rev. DIR. Rich
ard stoors, pastor of the Church OF PE-
rrims, Brooklyn, has resigned because
OF failing health. He has been in poor
health this fall and has been unable
10 attend to the duties of the church
for some time.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25
In nnN ncAMNOlr,

The United Daughters of the Conied'
erocy have indorsed the movement 70
buy "Beauvoir,' the DAVIS Homestead 5,,
and turn it into a home for confederate
snldiers and sailors,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

Nov DIR. J. ". Lee, presiding elder
for fine ST. Louis district of the Meth
odis, Episcopal church, south has 90
rnted over half of his valuable librar,
a. fine Vanderbilt university, at Nash
VILE Tenn
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CONTINUOUS Procession of Refugees.
Americana Reached Monac"d"'


Advancing through the enemy S
country by train from PaniQuc, dis.
tgn,o of five miles, the Americans
reached Mouacada, where tn" natives
have displayed friendly disposition.
Tie train is stalled Eere by the wrecN
or two locomotives and 81 cars, eT-
dcntlv intentional, on the main track,
The Advance Complete Success
The freight house and depot had
beer burned. No attempt will be made
to shv, the wrecked rolling stock, but
tne track will be cleared, and as Soon
n. two small breaks have been re-
paircd the expedition will continue
nrthward. Thus far the advance has
Lcen complete success.
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Returned to Washington.

Washington, Nov. 2O.--Secretary and
Mrs. Long returned to the city yester-
day from Colorado Springs Col, where
they took their daughter, who is ill.,
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Harry coleman Pnrdoned.

Gov. McLaurin of Mississippi has
pardoned Harry Coleman, sentenced
for life for completely in the killing OIL
n w, Dinkins, at Brandon depot.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25
Formulation of Arkansas.

The estimated population of Ar
,ousas calculated from school sta
tjstics. is 100000. The estimated
non,,,ntion in 1898 was 100000
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

pauiUUe, Nov. is.
Gen. MacArthur's troops arrived
-, r,,.o,o IN +be course of the morn.
i,r Tbe railroad beyond this point
.as moi been DESTROYED. The captured
r,iIu,, stock is being repaired to
hrrdl, supplies. The expedition will
,a north Inward Bayombong proba-
6lv tc.day The signal corps is con.
s,,,. ct.rn lines with great rapiditv.
Farmer In.urgemt, Dlsgustcd
n,tiyo courier from Bayombong
r,rorts that tbe American troops left
,,,n t,vn soon after they entered, aui
uo. many natives remain, although
a ' Insurgents. Gen. Macarthur dis.
cn,ered here Mai Joneson, formerly
ch.,f SURGEON ON the staff Of the Fiji
,,roe' commanders Gen. Mascardo lie
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

\. "V Illinois Manufacturers associa.
y" The 10th, directed its counsel
|un , steps to test the constitutions
N.Y., VI me Illinois antitrust affidavit
Re,, ' ms action is taken, the off
h Il "'Sert' not because the members
,,c,o ~, association are in any way con-
F6, MU win trusts, but because the az
I,o,, ~" contained in the statute is SO
oi, "'"' Tor merchant to subscribe
10 make false oath.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25
NUMBER 3.
The Great MlssIssInplan.


The unwilling Of the monuments IN
Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, on the
9th inst, to the Chief and Daughter OF
the Confederacy, was a notable event.
This interesting ceremony took place
under the auspices of the United Daugh-
ters Of the ConfeGeracy. Addresses
were made by Hon. John H. Reagan,
the sole survivor of Mr.. Davis cabinet
and by Gen. Fitzhugh Lee. Mrs. Davis
was present. jefferson Davis Hayes
drew the veil from the monuments.
The one to Mr. Davis is a bronze statue
Of the Confederate president. flhe one
to Miss Winnie is a marble figure OF the
Angel of Grief, the hand extending
wreath she is about to place on the
grave. 1t is over life size, and the
pedestal is suitably inscribed, It was
erected by the Daughters. Both works
are by Zolnay.
After these ceremonies a monument
to jefferson Davis, ir., was unveiled
The following are the inscriptions OF
the pedestal of the Davis statue:
/ From; Jefferson Davis At Rest.
/ An American Soldier and Defender Of tho
Constitution
born in Christian County, KY, june 3, 1893.
| Died at New Orleans December 6, l'6l
/ West Point Glass 1873.
Member House Of Representatives, First MIS-
sissippi, 1885.
1 Colonel FIRST Mississippi Rifles Mexican
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

be display of lconids in some pop
Of Russia, on the morning of the
was 50 imposing that panicS
created, the people believing that
end of the world had come.
ints killed their children to save
D. as they thought, from a worse
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

The biennial report of Dr. I, j.
Mitchell, superintendent Of the State
Lunatic Asylum, for the Biennial period
ending October I, 1899, shows for the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

j., p Glover, of YpsiIanti, Mich,
'l .,,..n,cd to the University of
,I..n ,be DeChisco collection Of
'lS Inscriptions, ranging in age
| ,b no., fine of Augustus to the fifth
Mrr A. d,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

Hon. l.. c. Dulaney, Of Issaquena,
succeeds Hon. VIM, Il. YTger as trus-
tee of the Industrial Institute and Col
/ lege.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

. .rNS was received, on the 10th, Of
| Gsner armored train disaster to the
h. r m moving out from Estcour'.
H., "UV'S tore up the track and bonn
[auvu the wrecked train while CON
[oy" 'Oorksmen picked off the heroic
p,n % some Of whom fought the I'M,
\, v"V'hy while others tried to right
4 ". %', j, Comparatively few returned
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25
The Davis Monument

The United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy, having consented to under
take the completion Of the monument
to jefferson Davis, the foundation stone
of which was laid in Monroe Park,
Richmond, in 1896, and Hon, j. II. Tay.
Tor Ellison, president Of the Davis
| Monument Association, having trans
ferred the trust to the ladies together
with all funds on hand or subscribed, [
respectfully request that all funds col
lected in Mississippi for this purpose
soon after the death Of Mr.. Davis, and
deposited in banks or elsewhere, be at
once forwarded to Hon. j. II. Taylor
Ellison. Richmond, to be added to the
Davis Monument fund.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

'O''ceS from Apia, Samoa, dated the
""V received On thc17th, Per steam
a''0rda from Australian ports, via
ana Honolulu, state that every
|aF Is quiet in the Samoan group,
w ne collection of taxes is progre IS
Il ,,noo'hly, though it is said that
l., |O'aalans will not pay the taxes
" 'De government.
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GEN. MACARTHUR'S ADVANCE.
A Disappearing Foe Leaves Only a
Legacy of Had Roads-Wel-
coined by the Natives.

Manila, Nov. 10, a. m.-The follow
ing dispatches have been received here
from correspondents accompanying
fla, American trooDS.
Macarthur Enters Corona.
Corona Nov. 10,
Gen. MacArthur's troops entered
this place this morning. The insut-
pcnts had fed last Monday, after burn
Ing the depot Nothing else was de-
stroved by them. Corona is the first
town along tn Manila-Dagupan rail
way line where the natives did not
r,r at the annroacb of the Americans.
The padres offered quarters in the
church and convent. The town has one
pCod house. Corona is the seat Of
heavy English. sugar interests.
A Hard Rond to TrnyeI.
The trip here was a hard one and
cn,,;ed six hours in covering seven
miles and half. most Of the time be.
inc spcnt in fording a quarter Of d
T.Ip Hood running out Of the Rio Tar.
lac. We have no wagons, and pack
mules and native bearers carry all ou'
supplies.
welcomed the Americans.
Tho natives here say that Bayom
bonr was occupied last Saturday by
mounted troops, probably Gen. Young
IN gadc of Gen. Lawtons division. Tn
people here are of a better class thai
we have usually found, and they wei
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25
THE DOER'S BEATEN BACK.
Details OF the UnUuooossful Attack on Lady
smith, by the iiorrs On Tues
day, Nov mber 0.

,., Xn.n,na,o
Durham. Natal. Saturday, Nov. 49,.
The Times of Natal publishes the fol-
Loving. dated Wednesday, November
Is. from its special correspondent at
LaGysmith:
Determined Attack.
"Thc enemy made determined at
tack on Thursday, November o. APP
parcutly all the Bocr forces participant
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

cardboard manufacturers of the
Il States. in conference at Butfa-
\ = decided, ON the 10th, upon an
h., Of ten per cent. in the price
|, kinds Of cardboard, to so into
/, immediately,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25
Kinds county has treasury oalanc
of $50, 1854.

Capt. J. NJ. Parchman, penitentiary
warden, reports that the cotton made
ON the prison farms this year will ag'
crepate 4, 100 bales. lie sold 80 bales at
Clarksdale at an average of Sil'lO per
bale-s13,G7G.SO 80. The surplus corn will
be about $4,000 bushels. A large sum
will also be realized from the cotton
seed. The Captain also reports Tat
the conviets on ali the farms are gen
orally in good condition, there being
very little sickness among them'
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A princc of MnIcs, saIute.

"Promptly at noon Gen. White or
dcrcd a salute of ~ guns in honor of
the birthday of the prince of Wales
As the cannon doomed cheer after
cheer rang out and a scene of enthusi-
assn probably without parallel in his
tory followed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

|bestolr,'o William of Germany has
|Chcs"e upon Edward C. Halle, of
|brdo,e o., 'he title of Chevalier of the
|Nitb the Crown and presented him
|sod !, soio northumberland in white
|hOrs', "e enamel Mr.. Halle used his
IN ma nVe during the war with Spain
|tpesn n,'olnlng friendly relations be-
Ind H. we United States and Germany
man ~ hohor at the hands of the Ger
,srvio Emperor is in recognition of his
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

Chicago parties recently purchased
60 ooo. 600 worth of whisky OF Ken
lucky distillicrs~-lo0,0QO barrels,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

IN tho 'a1 orders from Aguinaldo found
In pa trenches by Gen. Hughes men,
|Amerias' SAID; DO not oppose the
Is ,h IAN advance. Burn the villages
|iorca' are evacuated, Divide the
Ansrl.' INTO bands of 40. Harrass the
'''VanS on every OCCASION"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

-, If the state volunteers, the
[,, ., regiment, will be mustered
|"' s,,,icc on the 23d. This viii
,.r,icp of state troops called
\, tbe Spanish war
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25
Lived Many Years,

Joseph Ayers, of near Paducah' n.y.
s;ed recently. aged III years. lie was
horn in Virginia, near NashinS' 70" =
home. July Ia, l7So'
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In Kentucky,

The mortality in Kentucky on cleo
ton day was greater than on any gay
60 far during the war in the fhll'p'
,,iroe And the end is not yet.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

Mississippi Member Of the jefferson
Davis Monument Association.
The want Of a bureau or departing ut
of industrial statistics in Mississippi is
now being keenly felt by officials and
private citizens who are being flooded
with circulars and personal letters from
Census Director Merriam and his work
inlr staR, Huru Is a sPeeir-,er.'
win You kindly forward for use Of the
Census Office the latest publication Of your
State giving the total number Of acres OF
cultivated lands by counties or other sub
divisions. and the assessed valuation thereof,
together with the acreage Of each of tho
several crops.
The best response we can make /, to
suggest to the farmer, of Mississippi
that these and many other questions
will be asked by the census enumera-
tors next year, and to commence keep
lag figures SO that correct information
can be promptly furnished.
One of the members Of the Jackson
city council Is q cototeu 'na"' N',i'l''
Robertson. He is highly respected on
the board. and as a citizen. lie eN-
presses himself in a modest but often
forccful way, in ali matters coming oe'
fore the council ABOUT year uEo'
when the Ladie, Cemetery Association
natitioned tO have the cOlorcd people
removed from the old cemetery, which
is very much crowded TO the new GEM
e+orv snecialIy provided for the colored
DeopIc, the subject. after being gcncr'
allv discussed. elected this observation
from Councilman Robertson: 81 don't
see anv sense I'm all this racket Tho
coIorcd and whites in the cemetery get
along much better than those outside
of IT, just let them rest in peace.
ln'orn'''o" "".i''' ~
Jerry Cron'h leiI ms ''o'i'o j" -,'e'''
norents have not been able to hearany-
tbirr nj him since. He is II years o d,
LARGO for hi, are, has dark brown eyes,
darI, comnlcyion. scar on left leg below
l,oa and wore lfrht pants, black
s,o,l,irrs and shoes lie will weigh
10 &. ,,.,,,5- His father W. W.
,e'"ap " = Pt T'aa or,nro NIomnbis
trohlh' % Yea" "'V''"0'
Tenn" " III apo -. '',' ~
-
Has the elective judiciary amends
ment been carried, or has itnot? Is now
fine question. and the Legislature, or
,,.;l r,,a to settle H. MIR.
, .le 'oU' % wa -. ,,,.ond Mot tba
amendment having IG'''' ~ q ''" :. y I:
OF the Vo'e' cas-. "a '''"' F',,''o' ,,,a-
carried otherS' '""o ~ '.H''.', 49,, '' l','
Jority OF an '"e 'o''s Gas. I ~ - WV s,,
ton In otn'r "ot"s' O""' =, '.',, 80,
10000 votes cast io' o' IVY, " i ll'''
jorltyy OF thls NUM- I.rni4e' '''''''' "' W
lor '"e "iii''''''' -,
= ryor tbe best-regulated familie,
J. .o,notir,as have their misunderstood
h in,,s. and 81 there has been some dis
oord in Harmony public school, Copiat
G oonnty ne 70 who were the legal trus
= tees County superintendent Wilson
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

A correspondent wants to know the
number of acres of land which have
been donated to Mississippi, in recent
wears, by the general government for
educational institutions; also no"
tbe,e lands we're disposed Of, etc
our correspondent will find full in
formation on this subject in the mes
sare of GOV. McLaurin to the LegiNla-
turc in January, 1895. The grants
were as follows:
st,ta University. ...................,.. 2l,0l25
Agricultural and Mechanical College 2-'S9'l
Alcorn A. and VI. College ..... .....'.' -4'--','l
Industrial Institute and College, one township
These lands. with the exception of a
few small tracts. are stiu held by the
colleges, and as they are all located in
the pine regions, the institutions can
afford to wait for higher figures than
any yet offered.
Hon. l.. C. Dulaney, Of Issaquena,
succeeds Hon. VIM &. YWger as trus.
tee of the Industrial Institute and Col
lege.
On Thursday, December IA, the Ma
sonic Lodges in Mississippi will OBJ
serve the first centennial Of the dealt
of George Washington. The Crane
secretary has prepared an elaborate
program for the occasion, which is be
ing mailed to the lodges.
, Mrs. Buchanan, wife of Dr. j. NJ
buchanan, superintendent of the Eas
Mississippi Insane Asylum, died of
/ paralytic stroke on the Sth inst sh
had greatly improved from simila
! attack about year ago. She was
most lovable lady, whose death will b
mourned by large circle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

proctor, Of Vermont de-
F''oF Is coaching Dewey for tn"
|hi p' = He says the admiral ia
|fn'| Of nolilies and Cetcr'
- remain SO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

The union cigarmakers OF Iampa'
Fla. have enforced demand that
cigar factories be SCRUBBED anu
cleaned once month.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

..,-v has paid out gold GER
treasury .nDc August Aug Z last to the
|e s'', s,ol gs6, 1850. and has re'
b, ., :, l6o, making a net issue
I.ogi20.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25
,,,cptor Charles Lei>y.

Charles Lciay, inventor of the mod
srn method of Welding and temperlnS
stc,, and copper, died suddenly u
Kpoxyille, Tom, of apoYlexy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-11-25

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|l''l' u, N the Island of Pana5
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