Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-03-04

r,v,er. director of the Chr
ps. s,ory of music, will have
D' n' limited States depaIt'
'l' ,.,l exhibits at the Paris
-, part of the business
','a, vascogee, /. T., was burned
',' heavy north gale spread
q ,bere was no means for
be fire.
,.,i-e (;rosyenor, of Ohio,
''' ~ hil1. on the oath. direct
,,s,nment publications shall
Imprint of the international
bical unlon'
|, 10 a special dispatch from
Y, y the disquieting news has
I'd ID there that the kalifa' at
\ 'lt'ryrtatlyaugumented forces
y On the Nile
..,r.lt celebrated Washing
IsJ,r by anixing his sigma
a,srnor of New York, to the
,.nt the desecrating, mutlln-
pprvpcr use of the national
,njral Dewey has informed
apartment that he has de-
mo tons of coal at Cavitc,
H.WV WV
,liur that point a first-class
alton for the use OF United
E.
Me- committee on interna'
o,itOn. on the ed, author
Onble report on the bill ap-
. 100000 for the assistance
,nOsed Pan-American exposi-
falO n, Y.
psratiye meeting in Toron-
N ,he 2ith, Sir Charles Tup-
! Of the parliamentary oppo'
bunced as shameful the terms
,be United States in settle
HE Alaskan boundary dis
rk customhouSe officials are
for the statement that the
1ure of some 1,200 Swiss
vements, and one-half that
gcld eases in the office OF
h, Of New York city, points
B the existence of an organ
h smugglers,
-
ited States transport Shei-
New York, February 3, via
February II, having on
battalion of the Seventeenth
hntry, and the entire Third
Of Infantry, commanded by
.arired at Port Said, on the
nila, on the oath.
vas severe fighting, on the
fhe 2jd and the morning OF
pn Gen. MacArthur's left, on
rlending Manila, the insur-
g apparently determined ~
bugh Twelve of the Montana
ind seven Of the Kansas regi-
h wounded.
-
state prohibition convention
~, o., on the 25d. President
dNIned to accept the nomi-
governor of Ohio. and Rev.
ll'miII, of Cincinnati, was
OIL The vacancy, Resolutions
against trusts, and asking
. refuse to seat Congress-
Roberts, OF Utah, were
apartment has arranged to
lur'her endorsements 10
az Manila. The regiments
e'he Ninth infantry. now at
and the Sixth infantry. at
llo' Tex. Both these reei-
20 Dy way of San Francis
expected that the trans
W 'nem will be able to leave
i.
'O' Of New York, announce
nave sold all of the Central
Southern Pacific bonds
@ndIca'c agreed TO take un-
'n''al Pacific readjustment
ntw hrst refunding bonls
'u'ea at 1927 bid, the new
'.V 'R-per-cent, gold bonds
Aa 'he new Southern Pacific
aaIs bid.
'"n 4" havana city finances, in
IN n'sA'ns' the expert ac-
4'' oeen engaged, is draw
N' lie will report to Gen.
@s'nor of the department
!. 'aa' the city is able to bear
" W. aeO'' The present six.
'',is'''ons' wi'' amounting to
:, s"u u oe refunded, and the
Improvements. 'N'' WI"
A. ,,,,s'' steamer Vittoria. Capt.
",l'ed !, at Baltimore. Nd,
ltom a Hull, via Hampton
'Our of the crew of the
D. ,'urs'American liner Bull
+sm were We picked up by the
l.a a dn open boat from the
y, .'se and a half hours after
\, ,As a'r,if' ri There is no hope
.t .s,. lol souls left on board
s"p were rescued.
.a,', ,uomez, the Cuban com.
,sn.. ss'e'' entered Havana, on
'sS "S',ed w by Gen, Ludlow and
i. Troop l. of the Seventh
|, y , cavalry. gay lie marched at
so,~' ,"0O armed Cuban hors,.
!, S',,'fn, a,,, The populace Of
il,m..'a', n''a with enthusiasm,
a,'s 'ss'a'elves in front of tn"
N, b'n impeding ,,'.a its progress,
."a with flowers.
un,,.l, y the "a Negros island
ism.si sn,'sd States flag over that
n Sv S'u'aa'ely a after the cap-