Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-09-21

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,,..,.s. aged IL, once l a vel, well
10 Cofas.' Ss.,f died in New Yorh
/ % the nth ,nI
y llama. solicitor OF the
Ei"..' ,.neot. has been detailed ~. to
t3'I..''ll1dry part, Advocate Lemly ", in Tim. tn.
jadsg ,,r Mr.. Hanna combines
" Ia9a'' 9.,., Of a good civil lawyer
lpII'', ,.,o5oe Of maritime ana
a@
-. Government has pos.
ln'',s 4. restored the honors OF
poa.y Imam. rIn, the former Chinese
rg ID ,,a n,o Tnited states aud spe-
S'r r,,.ntatiye ~ NJ, of China at Queen
r,, rlI,'SI, abIIec, who was eN'led and
~ ,,l IN Turkestan'
Wv - tn inmate OF the
an,l ~ /" soldiers home at, at pSny,,'y, "a" hnv,
| rs sdegraded' OH 't' ~ ,,is coat and !
| the buttons Gu, oir VI ,he Grounds,
b drunmeo, ,,,.toI o"t d eIation at the
nring in'',',,r ,bo life of the presi.
Y
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,n Of the pupils oL y, =" ..,,. ,.os'
| ,choolncar ou'' ! ,,' olo,o' ,,.itb
n, at lasuaio' RuSS'o' "no, ,.,.eons ",r,,
teacher andolherHounE p; ,'n,ond
he ncghOorhooo,' ,rith towers,
|sred the cou"' .tai,. teacher
orrpStpO, ana lllcll
w" l;.missrd
N'" ..,,;ob was
Lrorihg TO a S'ol' a.. w ti,a t2th.
public IN ne" -" hrirgino
lgant smoEg'''' NV a,,,o,,,.,.s 70
yes Of foreigners III w. 1.,... -
country NI'hul " ~" Nv, "t att;o
~, said to be ""I'''' CIarl,e,s
IN hazards bay
-, o,,.oot steel
he first Violence W ,.7,,l,.t W. po
Bes STRIKE "' ~ n,o ,ou
place. on 'n' i'H''' aat nnon
l three "o'N''.," ..,,,,,,;,ars
strikers OF sum ,r,t,'' sro ov+ro
badly 0ea'''" -, ,,,r,a,.
NtnIrD "''' '' 5a
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Emma 'oIdI'lo'' '"' "i''' i, ronr
M under N'"'e w 1 u.ho.c
o@ cam, "' I'"''La ,,. ,'oa,., ','''' and hiy
ds he says ''''U MS ''0'i ,,.,aa ~,
bin 10 a''c"lP' NV t5 $50, -, C,,ioo.
PRESIDENT WIS al 80 ,;,,, ao,,.
On iOe ''',' '''"' e.;,1ant ~
Acy 10 lno'"'' INV -
Is reported 'na' l'"'' '''' .,.n,
Poi Porto hIco nus peel' pa
bed by recent storms, anu ''''. Nv
Aina crop has auI''I'u SCI '""' N''
The poorer cLo'''' VIII - '''"'''''
peal for assistance IN consequences
new railway o''uRe ','"as Wv
lso river has also oeeh oc'''o9 "
the floods
-.-I,,,. or +ho i2tb
PRESIDENT took a turn for TIT
De, and his condition gave rise Il
raest apprehension. While no
njFrea in cNircmis, the worst wa
bred. owing to the weakness of tn
Et action The trouble was salt
h due to taking too much nour
nnt during the preceding day.
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ayOr fhInneI oil NlhESloh' N l
puer for remarks regarding tn
hnTicd assassination of prcsidcn
IEnIey lIcppncr said it was a pit
be people were not shot who il
fd on making rich people richie
poor people poorer, and that tn
Fidents death would equali2
sIth
A wic,,it- I7-- - ~ 1,+h N
md ,", ''i'..,,.. ,,'." va W, ,..,;.',',o,
anSt Mr., William MartindaI
fgng him with wrecking the Ei
Wa national bank, which fall'
re than two years ago. The pres
Ol lhe bank, Mr. Gross, comm
suicide at the time of the failur
Narnndale was yice-president
@nh'
The urornJ IT, - ~ ro,,isio,
rpbose Cantor,.ioI o,.,o,i+ior ore
'naP' no" that 1t VIII be posslo
W'eFhIne, within a very sho
u' OY them the exact amount
w winch each department can
V'cu' AS soon as the allotmen
"'aue the committees will col
'c lhe actual work of getting
'a'F their exhibits,
The British Vad;oaI 17,,,.,,a, of :
M, saws, ",rho 1a4a;1a ~ tho \
AZ N'"i'' ~ WV d"
1'' bulletins are sufficient to jus
~V assertion that the treatmG
uf ease in promptitudc and co
EV'Ic'cncy, will rank as one of I
',eS' achievements of abdomh
'l recorded The Journal co
'O'S nlghly the skill and coura
"e attending surgeons,
The Scbloy 80 --, - .--.,,;.,. ,,oo
sessions ot ,ho Ny,a,,irr,on " 'l';,",to ~ No .
On the 18th, Admiral Dewey p
Near-Admirai llowison's qu
''O'' as a member of the COZ
'o,InolIy challenged by Rear
'Vnley ami the challenge s
.n, 'he court then adjourn
WHY The Unlnnt ig,, nf ,npt