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The state herald., 1900-08-03
To na,. New rhrc..Ineh Guns.

Washington. u. C.. July 3i.-Com-
plants from artillery officers about the
field gun now In use by the United
States army have led the War Depart
ment TO determine to adopt new and
improved type OF gun. Secretary Root
has authorized the expenditure Of near
ly SJS,oOO for the manufacture OF 200
three-lnch field guns OF recent design.
One hundred OF these guns Will he built
nj the Watervllet tNew York; arsenal.
and 100 guns win bc manufactured by
private ordnance firms. to whom con.
tracts will he awarded In few weeks.
Each gun will cost about $1,000. and
nearly ms large an amount viii be spent
for the ammunition.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
Rathbone Under Arrest.

Havana, July 30-Estes G. Ra,h.
bone, recently director-general of post
in Cuba, was arrested to-day on -four
charges. These allege the unlawful
drawing OF two orders for 500 each.
paying his private coachman and gar
dener from the postal funds, and draw
ing So per diem allowance when not
entitled TO do SO. Rathbone's bond
was fixed at $4,000.
Rathbone remained In the court.
room all day awaiting the decision of
the judge In the matter of acceptance
Of Francisco Gambia. one Of the
richest Spanish merchants OF Havana.
as bondsman for S2J,O00. Rathbonc
was obliged to go TO the guard house
tonight, and because the Judge ruled
that GAMBIA could not go on the bond
without the consent OF his business
partner.
Mr.. Rathbone's lawyers say the
bond Is unreasonable. as the total
amount Of fraud alleged is not over
$1,000.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
KING HUMBERT OF ITALY
KILLED BY AN ANARCHIST

Monza, Italy, July 30.-King Hum.
bert has been assassinated.
He was shot here. last evening by Il
man named Angelo Bressi, and died
in few minutes.
The King Ind been attending dis
tribution Of prizes in connection with
a gymnastic competition.
He had Just entered his carriage with
his aide-de-canp, amid the cheers of
the crowd, when he was struck by
three revolver shots fired in quick sue
cession.
one pierced the heart of his majesty,
who fell back and expired in u lew
minutes.
The assassin was Immediately ar
rested and was, with some difficulty.
saved from the fury of the populace.
He gave the name of Angelo Bressi.
describing himself as of Prato, In Tus-
cany.
Rome, July 80, 3 a. m.-The news of
the terrible event did not arrive here
until after midnight.
Signor Saracco, the premier, imme-
diately summoned meeting of the
Cabinet and the ministers will start
Mt the earliest possible moment for
MOnZa.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
cuhan. rr.p.,,nx for Independence.

Havana. July 30-Thc decree cnli.
Ing the constitutional convention md
providing for the election Of delegates
meets with almost universal approval
OF the Cuban press. The element
which hns always cinmorcd for indc.
pcndcncc secs In the convention thu
probable contamination OF the plans of
n lifetime. The nutonomists. Cuban
capitalists generally aud Cuban mer.
chants alike look with concern upon
the prospective devoluiion Of large r..
rponsibiliilcs upon inexperienced
hands. and the word bns gone around
among them to try 10 elect the very
best clnss ~ delegates possible. Prob.
ably they viii rally 10 the banner Of
the Union Democratic party.
From this tmr ON those who share
these npprrhcnrions win Use their
funds nnd influence 10 secure the full
registration of the better class Of vot.
efs mud tp cducntc the people np 10
the ldcn that II would be advantageous
10 continue the American intervention
several years longer
The state herald., 1900-08-03
r,eea damage Grr., In cnl,l.

New York. July 3o.-A dispatch TO
The Herald from Valparaiso. Chlli,
says;
The latest rains Inundated the out.
skirts OF Santiago. Twelve persons
were drowned md more than 1900
were rendered homeless.
The cost Of repairing railway lines
In Chill Ii estimated NJ ti.000.WD pesos.
There l. no railway communication be.
tween this city aud Santiago. The
Masonic lodges mr.. collecting money
10 relieve distressed mud suffering per,
sons.
The state herald., 1900-08-03

Washington, July 30.-The secretary
OF state received at midnight last night
dispatch from Mr.. Fowler, American
consul at Che Foo. dated July Goth,
noon. Mr.. Fowler says:
"A letter from the German legation,
dated 2lst inst, received at Tien Tsin.
German loss Is ten and twelve injured.
Chinese ceased their attack ON the 10Th.
Baron Won Ketteler's body said to be
safe. The Austrian, Dutch and Span
ish legations destroyed and the French
partially.
"A letter from the japanese legation,
dated Pekin, July 22nd. arrived at Tien
Tsln on the 25th. Ten battalions of
Chinese shelled the legations consecu-
lively from the Goth of June and stop
ped on the 18th of July, but may re-
new. The enemy are decreasing. The
German, Russian, American, British
and half the japanese and French le-
cations are still defended. The Japan
ese say they have food for six days,
but little ammunition.
"The Emperor and Empress are re-
ported Mt Pekin."
London, July 31.-1 O5 n. m.-The ad-
miralty has made public the following
from Rear Admiral Bruce Mt Tien Tsin:
II have the following message from
Pekin:
British legation, Pekin, June Goth
to July 10th. we We're repeatedly at
tackled by Chinese troops ON all sides.
with both rifle and artillery fire. Since
July 10th there has been an armistice.
"'All women and children are in the
British legation. The casualties to
date are: Sixty-two killed, including
Captain Strouts. A number of wound
ed are In the hospital, including Cap
tain Halliday. The rest of the lega-
tion are all well. except David Ollphant
and Warren, killed July 2lst.
'MDONALD."
The state herald., 1900-08-03

Before Jan. I. 1907. France is going
to spend fs5.367.2o In increasing her
navy. The scheme proposes the con-
struction OF six 14.s65-ton battleships.
five l2.6oo-ton cruisers. twenty eight
3o5-ton torpedo destroyers and an un-
stated number OF submarine torpedo
boats. for which the sum OF sl3. .s60. 900
has been set aside. The French navy
Is the first to possess submarine boats
really worthy OF the name, that is to
say. able under certain conditions to
discharge successfully the torpedoes
with which they are armed against
hostile vessels. either anchored or In
motion.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
second son a, ou.,. y,.,.r,. p..a.

coburs. July 3i.-princc Alfred Er.
1c-t Albert, bnk" Of snSc.coburg and
Edlnbnrg. died nt ~ o'clock last even.
nv a, itosrnnn castle, from paralysis
n N. heart.
Alfred Erncs, Albert. Duke Of SAKE.
'ohnrgGoihn nnd NJ Eilnhurr. Ii the
second son Of Queen Victoria of Eng.
hnj. lie wnH born NJ Windsor cnHiie,
August Il. 1874 In isss b. entered the
lioynl navy nDi Oh january -. 1872.
nnrriei the GRIND Duchess Marie af
llussin. daughter of Alexander H. They
hnSn iiye children
The state herald., 1900-08-03
In u burning Mine.

Monterey. Mexico. July 3o.-A Mat.
ehunla, mining camp south of Mon
tercy. In the state of San Luis rotosl.
fire broke out In the La paz mine and
before the miners could reach the sur
face many OF them We're entombed and
either burned TO death or suifocatcd.
II is thought the loss OF hfe Will reach
thirty. There Is great excitement In
the town and the number OF missing
men cannot be accurately determined
Ramon Gomez. the mine foreman.
boldly descended the shaft and went
into the burning chamber for the pur-
pose OF aiding the unfortunate miners.
He was overcome by smoke and per
isbed. His body has not been recover
ed. The fire ragged hercely for eleven
hours.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
wo,.o,, To lie sen, 3. i,.,,.

Washington, July 3i.-rhe pr,.l.
dent hns rendered the nppalnimrn, OF
ambassador Ia Italy 10 former Cover.
nor Roger Woicott Of Massachusetts.
The italian government hns been asked
whether Mr.. wolcoi, would h. me-.
ccp'nbic TO y, In such n capacity. a
formal way observed In inirrnntlopni
relations, so FAR No response hns h,.n
received 10 either Of the Inquiries. MIR
Wolco,t II supposed To he In France
nnl the President has communicated
Win HIN by cable 81 That nn rnfly nm.
swcr II expected.
The state herald., 1900-08-03

Charles Booth. careful student of
social conditions. says that the I'M
employed are. as class, n selection
fom the unfit: and on the whole,
those most in want are the most un-
mt OF course, no employer can afford
to pay a man for doing poor work
Unftness may be either a misfortune
or fault In either case. society suf-
fers, and must learn how to prevent
the increase OF defective members by
making industrial training a part Ct
general education.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
Lady Churchill Married.

London. July 30.-i.ndy Randolph
Churchill tnec Jcromc) was to-day mar,
West. Mt ~ pnul's church. knights
bridge. The church wns ihrounrcl
There was no restriction upon the mum
Der admitted 10 the church TO wl,ncs,
the ceremony. except the capacity OF
the church. but only the relatives and
intimate friends were hidden to III,
subsequent wedding breakfast. nni ne
reception was held.
The state herald., 1900-08-03

Milwaukee. famous for It's beer. may
now claim distinction as being the
German city" OF the United States.
There are more Germans In Mllwau-
kee In proportion to Its population
than In any other city. The percent
age OF population is SO. and Hoboken
Is close second with 81 per cent.
New York has only IS per cent and
Chicago 81 per cent Boston is at the
bottom OF the list, with German
population OF only per cent of the to.
tai. Detroit. Buffalo. Cleveland. New
ark. Cincinnati. and Jersey City have
larger percentages OF Germans In their
populations than either New York or
Chicago.
The state herald., 1900-08-03

Russia's czarina has organized an
association of Russian women in re-
duced circumstances. who are almost
constantly employed for embroidery
for ecclesiastical purposes or for court
dresses. The car generally buys the
altar cloths and vestments to give to
churches and thus a market is created
for this branch of needlecraft. Queen
Emma OF Holland has also school of
woman embroideresses. who wrought
the young queens coronation robe and
also some OF her evening dresses.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
Cycion. Doe. Damage.

Illllsboro. n. d.. July 30.-A severe
tornado passed through Trail county
yesterday afternoon, and across III.
river Into Minnesota, where II split
Into two parts. The path OF the storm
In Trail county was thirly-seven miles
long and four miles Wide.
Three miles north OF Caledonia tho
house OF Thomas Evcrson was demol.
ished and his scyen.yenr-old son wus
killed.
At Caledonia the city hall and Pres
byterian church We're wrecked an,l
nearly every building IN town wns In.
Jurcd. So far ns known the Eycrs,D
boy was the only one killed.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
Zig re,s. Ax.ln., the M.,...

onsacn. Mexico. July 2s.-A large
force or government troops has been
sent M the ilondo river on small gun.
boats, nDd VIII make mn effort To march
through the Mnyn Indian country In
Yucninn and join the mnln forces OF
General Brnyo near Chan. Santa Cruz.
which Is the principal stronghold Of
the rebels. Skirmishes between the
rebels and III. government troops oc.
cur daily and the casualties ON .nch
side since the bo-iiliiles opened mum.
Der several hundred.
The state herald., 1900-08-03

flesh on, and n right foot. the latter In
a most remarkable state OF preserva-
tlon.
The sharks teeth had bitten II or at
the ankle as clean as blow from a
gulllotlne might. and, being swallowed
whole II had remained with only n
few scratches. The condition of the
other bones showed that a number oil
other sharks had attacked the body nt
once and had fought over II. rendinl
II limb from limb. One OF the toes OF
the foot had peculiar malformation.
and from this fact. Mrs. Uhlbrecht anc
other friends identified the remains.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
M., s.,,.,a., ~, = r.,,.,.

Indianapolis, Ind. July ~. 9ovrrn
or Mount to-day said he was studying
the Powers trial nt GeorTetown. Ken
tucky, closely, nnd tint while he ibso.
lntcly declined to my what action hp
might take on the rcausiilon FOR ",
=. Taylor nnd Charles fiLlry. Ia cisc
Powers was convicted. hp said his de-
clslon on the relulsltion was no, irrr.
,osablp
The state herald., 1900-08-03
III. M.,f,mse b. ~. ,t.,...

Washington. y. g., July 8i.=Nnyni
Constructor iIobHon's fcni NJ sinking
Tie collier Mcriimnc IN tho onirnnrr IA
TIE hhtbor ni Santiago wns recalled Ia.
dhy by the decision of III. nulhorlttn.
To have the wreck removed nu w.ll ns
that ~ the Spanish vessel AIphnn.o ii
winch wns sunk near by. The Auh.
merged crnfi int.ffrrns with ,nLlny
vessels IN nnJ ont of the hnrbpt,
The state herald., 1900-08-03
r..pi. r,x., Han. ,,....,..

Richmond. knns.. July Citizens
n, midnight Inst night engaged In u
street fight with gang Of robbers who
Ind attempted Ia rob the bank OF
Richmond Several shots were ~.
changed nnd II II thought onc robbrr
was wounded. i,loodhound- have been
put on their trail The robbers hnd
blown the snfe door inio The street, mud
the Noise Of the explosion brought n
crowd 60 tile scene. No money WIS -.
cured
The state herald., 1900-08-03
steamer Meet. xonn,.,n of lee.

New York, July D.-Thc steamer Co.
which arrived to-day from
Liverpool. reports cDcouDicring u
dense fog crossing the banks of New.
foundinnd mud ihnt July - large lee
berg was seen. The berg appeared Ia
he about 100 feet high nnd an eighth
Of mile In length. On III. wntcr line.
Al the time OF passing the icmpcrn
turc OF the mir wa. for'y.clght degrees
and the winter forty iiyc degrees.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
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Mnrincitc. Wis. July o-Govcrnof
Scoiield nnd the men associated with
him, known M the srohcld syndicate
have closed n deal for The purchase of
10000 ncrcH Of pine land IN Idaho
with tile exception ~ less thnn 2.poo
II n all In one tract along the Clear,
wnier river, The en'ire purchase viii
rcni. 2oo.vpoJp feet The price pnhi
IN not known.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
uor,,. u,,r. rm,. Wrecked.

Detroit, July 10. Section one Of The
Dunnio iiill Wild West show train
suffered severe collision ncnr Mllwnu'
kcc Junction. Just before daylight to.
day. resulting In the smashing of u
show employees sleeping ear contain.
Ing forty sleeping inmates One OF ihe
employees Ia dcnd aud mine others arr
In Detroit hospitals suffering from
moro VI less serious Injuries.
The state herald., 1900-08-03

Prince onkthomHky sent his e.le.
bfaiad collections Of bronze Mongol
idols to the Russian Asiatle section OF
the Paris exhibition, They remained
on view for a time. but some OF the
figures shocked even Paris ideas Of de.
cenoy, and complaints began TO come
In. Having been accepted. the exhibit
could not very well be returned. 40 tho
of'ciala picked out the worst speci
mems. packed them In box OF Asia,is
appearance. and have placed this In
. conspicuous position. with the label,
"Monsoi idols"
The state herald., 1900-08-03

A rifle range Of 100 yards is to be
erected near Gettys station, Ports
mouth, Va, on the Seaboard Air Line
railroad. 1t is to be built expressly
Tor the marines stationed at the navy
yard, who will this summer take turns
at the target. II is the intention to
make expert marksmen of the men.
30 that they will become as proficient
In the use of firearms as their brethren
in the army.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
Mhe.lmnn.. ,,n.l, rnnnh In shntl.

Honolulu. July 2s-1he body NJ
Emil rhlbrccht of Los Angeles. Cali.
fornln, well known American bicycle
rider. who wn- drowned last sunday.
was discovered yesterday IN the ston.
nch Of n shark caught In the lnrbor.
Those who opened the body found soinc
bare hip bones, q right f.iDur with NJ
The state herald., 1900-08-03

What little reform gets into Turkey
usually slips in by the back door. Re-
port has 1t that the only dynamo now
In Constantinople passed the custom
house as washing g-machine; and thus
the feelings OF the authorities were
spared.
The state herald., 1900-08-03

Mofakhamed- -Dowleh, the new Per-
sian representative at Washington. was
born and bred a soldier He entered
military service at the age Of eleven
and did not take up diplomatic life
until he was twenty-five years old.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
Nr,inn rr,rt srrnm Untlnx.

City Of Mexico. July 3o.-Adylres
znRbis experiments with yellow fewer
patients continue 10 show remarkable
results. All new patients treated with
the serum ARE improving. and the
black ,omit has been stopped.
The state herald., 1900-08-03

The commercial treaty between the
United States and Italy, Just ratineu
by the Chamber of Deputies OF the lat
ter country admits into our ports from
Italy, at the reduced rates provided in
section 3 of the Dingley act, the arti-
eles therein enumerated. including
brandies, wines and works of art. We
look for large increase in the i'm
portation of Italian works of art.
The state herald., 1900-08-03
M,ona,..r. nrins oa, mo,. o,,..

Seattle. Wash. July 3i,-finy ltion.
ilk.rA mud bnwson ndylces TO July
Nil arrived today from sknEway and
funenu. The Topekn'u treasure ~.
'ecdei GlpO.uo. She had number of
ich kiondike operators aboard.
The state herald., 1900-08-03

Intense heat never seems to be the
slightest bar to smoking, though Just
why man should want to carry a lit
tie fire with him is beyond most Of
us
The state herald., 1900-08-03
THE STATE HERALD.
J. H. PAINTER owner and Publisher.
HoLYoKn, :. COLORADO.

With nine presidential tickets in the
field the average voter ought to be
able to pick out something that will
harmonlze with his complexion.
The state herald., 1900-08-03

One OF the most honored and con-
rpicuous figures In the public M. of
Great Britain during the last half cen
fury was Lord plnyfair, OF whom n
sketch appears In tho North American
Review. The vast sanitary improve.
ments which have taken place in Eng.
land within thirty years and the .yo.
luton OF the whole system OF sei.n-
tine and technical instruction are du.
TO Pinyfair more than to any other
man. lie originally suggested the
adoption OF open haif-penny letters
nov known as post cards" and NJ.
was largely instrumental In suggesting
the basis OF an equitable agreement
between Great Britain and America
when President cieyelsnda ven.suo.
Ian message had brough, the two coun.
tries into dangerous antagonism.
Athletics are nrs,-clasa ms A ma.
time" Governor Roosevelt recsn.Iy
said To IN. boys OF ST Paul'n school
but they are IA poor n busin.ss mn ms
world contains" oliver Cromwell.
statement OF the sam. truth In two
hundred and hf'y years earlier. uc
wrote to his little sons al school ,ha,
he did not srudge them 'iaudsble r..
creation nor honorable carriage In
them nor legitimate expense" bu,
that he did emphatlcaliy pro,eg,
nssinr, pleasure and aclf.aatlstae,ion
being made the business OF mans
life"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-10
The Mayoralty.

Mr.. EDITOR We are glad to see that
our citizens are at last beginning to feel
aud manifest some interest in the ad
ministration of the public affairs of our
city, 1t is high time for the policy in
augurated by the present Board of May
or and Alderman of going in debt is be-
yond question one of the most danger
GUS experiments that any municipality
can adopt, and unless shaped and gov
erned by men of capacity and prudence,
will inevitably lead to bankruptcy, a ca.
lamity to be averted if possible,
In addition to the expenses of the mu-
nicipal corporation, our county is abont
to incur a heavy debt for new court
house, and our town must bear its part
of the taxation, and it behooyes us tc
place at the head of public affairs, men
of experience, prudence and ability, and
we hear the question asked on all sides
who is the suitable man for Mayor,
In the connection we will suggest q
gentleman who has been favorably spo
ken of by quite number of our bes
citizens for the place. In our judge
ment, no man in the community pos
sesses more of the essential elements O
good Mayor than Mr.. A. c. FAINT
He is firm as a rock deliberate, pru
dent, and has enough personal interes
at stake to identify him with the futur,
of Macon. With him at the helm, Ma
con can promise herself, not only securi
ty from ruin, but all the prosperity anC
growth that|the conditions which sur
round her can give.
Therefore, we should all as one man
regarding the future interest of GU
town, use our best endeavors to Undue
Mr.. FAINT to consent for us to use hin
for candidate for the next Mayoralty
SEVERAL CITIZENS.
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The Small POx.

TO the Cltlzehs Oh NoAuuee
The health OF our people Is eAeellehV save
as regards smallpox Whlch Is s'c"uliS
spreading itself over our county lhere arc
two cases here In Macon there are cases on
a number OF neutrality-suspicious. oi Macon
there are cases near peerprooN anu o"s' Vi
mere In the thlcKlS lnhaplteu prallles poi
derlhg on the Alapain" liHe' anu On lio IAN"
adjacent 10 the roau rum .ne'' " N'oN'
VlIle'
Next 10 mourning Is peihs uon' W pio'
lts iurther INTRODUCTION ana l's SPIe"u' -
as your ci'lel he"iVh olii'e'' "''' W
be up ana dolhg, ana the otHer phSsicia us
oil the county are reaoS 10 o"-ope'"'o WIN
me put there are no aNail"o'e iiie""s "' ou'
command our boaru Oh supervisors uooiliio
10 AID 'oeihg Iii''' ny 'n'ii i"'e' ~ va
ZION Oh 'ne law, inie uis'"9' P'' 'lio -,
many 'ouHtio' Va '"'' - 49, -,
nave peeh aole 70 coIt"lL' az ''"'' i'o''' y
vi NupelNis"'9 aio sl'ins " '','''
Icers 'le nle"ns an" '"o ""t"',''S
nave oesbi"s o"i l'' '"' nv"
was "ccoIueu W "lc'
lhe 1t" III 'ne c''Se 10 aoceSai'ie " ''' i'o
| 10 t,otencI, rnIas ond regnIatinns he nassed
~, tho sunor,,isors nc ,yilIanohIe mo 10 use
an a,aiIoIle means IN nrevent further i'm.
nnrtotior If this disease ana to use such
agencios as may hest serve to prevent the
snrood art aided and ohottod Inv the BOARD
and nv all cIvtI officers rs nrovided by law.
a,t,o,vor IN food and shelter and care
for opv noo,, creature fms afflicted ms may
| Inc In mood want oower to prevent tbos,
who have # from wandcrit O bither and
! thithor over the land scattering the pest
ma poord nf Sunervtsors saw that they car
not thus e,nnover me or any one else. Tn,
Roord or last vaar in fine earlv winter. die
or,,,I,,,, a ,,o,,ng man NOT a nhvsician to Sill
,or,,i "a rho oGlicted nooplo of one locality
! r,t,,,., ,,oo instructed to rpnort tn the BOARD
or Iocol n,enber--totaIly ignoring me
MIA 40, tho commemorative rthe state fo
mis- county
rhonou, hoard now declines TO do augh
ovoon+ tbattbav will nav for vaccination b,
,.,,,.ais,,r,,, aoeistonts--thn state furnish
mo the yoctne virus. rs it has hitherto done
Rut I have received official notification tina
NV ,,,.,i.,, ,,,ro ,,ir.. tho
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-10
IN MEMO RIAM.

w hereas it has pleased the allwise
One to take to Himself Bro. billiard
Hardin, our friend, kind, unselfsh
neighbor, faithful, efficient Sabbath
School teacher and church officer, there
fore, be it resolved;
First. That while we realize the
seemingly irreparaOle loss we as Sun.
day School and church have sustained
in the removal of him who was ever
ready, ever anxious to respond to the
calls made upon him in the service of
his Lord, yet we strive to hush the
murmurs Of short sighted humanity,
and say from our sad hearts, THY
will be done, -
Second That his vacant place in our
assemblies, Sabbath after Sabbath
shall keep his blessed memory ever
with us, and shall cause each of us to
be more faithful in working for the
Master, through the church our 'ainted
co laborer loved so much.
| Third. That to his children, in this
dark hour of bereavement we offer our
sincere love and sympathy, May He,
who says, BLESSED are they that mourn
for they shall be comforted, - pour into
their hearts the oil of consolation, and
guide their footsteps upward to that
Christian manhood and womanhood
tina their father desired so greatly fol
them,
Fourth That a copy of these resolu.
lions be sent to his family also to the
Brooksville Progress and the Macon
Beacon
L. IL SMYTH,
d. T, STJoHN,
Mrs THos PRICE
{ mui tee
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-02-10
Opera House
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Field & HanSOn'S
Ministries

One of the largest showes that
was ever in our town, 30 hot MEM
bers, first part of silk and satin, a
show for the ladies. First part en-
titled the great Admiral Dewey 5
Reception, Don't miss it, have a
laugh with them tonight.
Reserved seats on sale at
! G FANT'S.