Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-04-27

W." y, aook % numbered 2O6 in the United
s...os Wv ocaipst 1874 last year, and Il in
c.nodo C against II last year"
" Tishback and Jose Gomez Bri-
~ " the commissioners of Porto Rico
Wv ths Buffalo exposition, sailed from
s.a ruon for New York, on the 10th,
n heard the steamer San Juan, with
tbe exhibits.
The nresdent, on the 10th, signed
,,a ratified the treaty amendatory of
Mo BRUSSELS convention for the pro-
,s,tion of Industrial property, and
,bo document has been forwarded to
Trnssels where it will be deposited.
COL John C. Gilmore, assistant ad-
infant general of the Department of
,be Lakes, having reached the ago
limit retired from the regular army
ON fbe 18th. Lieut.-Col. w. p. Hail
viii advance grade and succeed him.
In reply to a dispatch of inquiry,
fen Macarthur, on the 18th, cabled
tbe adutant general that press re-
norts of prculation in the commissary
ipn,rtmrnt at Manila had been great
" exaggerated and were entirely mis-
leading
The Itinerary of the presidents tour
10 thc Pacific coast is now complete,
and no further appeals for changes
IN route or stops will be considered,
The party will spend Sunday, June :,
at Salt Lake City, as originally
planned.
The coronation of King Edward will
take place at the end of June, 1902
Westminster abbey will be entirely
closed to the public for four months
prior to the event, and all services will
be suspended, in order to prepare the
interior for the ceremony,
The committee of fifteen of New
York city. on the 18th, raided seven
alleged pool rooms and captured
many inmates. At one place, where
their visit failed Of results, the com
miftee claim that the proprietor was
informed by the police of the intend
ed raid,
A court-martial has been convened
IN Manila to try Lieut.. Fred Boyer,
who is charged with the embez2lc-
ment Of commissary stores Capt.
Fredericl, j. Barrows, of the Thirtieth
volunteer infantry, who was arrested
under similar charges, will be tried
ster.
In the Westminster IOndon) coun-
y court, on the 10th, an order for
cOmmitial to prison was made against
sF Robert Peel for non-payment of a
Judgment debt The warrant, how
ever was suspended for a week, and it
was announced in court that a settle
nent would be effected in the inter
val.
The influx Of sugar into England
from the continent has been so cnor-
mons III expectation of the imposition
VI DUTY on that commodity, that
''N9 tens are now in stock in Liver
po5 against $3.50 tons for the month
ol April, 1900. About 100000 Havana
uSars have also been taken out Of
bond.
i"e quartermaster generals depart
1I'nl has purchased a transport at
"''''la to carry animals from that
fO' 10 various island stations, reliev-
~ the larger transports of that
.p'y' The new transport has been
a''td the Liscum, in honor of Col
aseum' who was killed at the battle
lien Tsin, China.
" new manganese iron ore field has
Y''n discovered IL miles south of Lit
NJ "iahdt, Utah, a station on the
aa wy 'lahde Western railway. The re-
,s ,s'l Is mat L. 7, Wolverton, vet
@aO lfospcctor, when searching for
~rpef stumbled upon an extinct
''' IRON which had overhowed
'' Quantities OF manganese iron.
''e National Academy of Science, at
,s, meeting in Washington, on the
h.. ~ e'ee'ed Arnold Hague, of Wash
n, ~" c''y' home secretary, and also
n. ''loWlng new members: L. II.
,VC'e' tc chicago; Edward II. Nichols,
}, ,J'neI' university; George f. Beck
Er,t%a, Washington City; Joseph Mex.
IVY" ana l. NJ. Prudden, New York.
ron% continental Creamery Co., OF
A., r,N, mas purchased nine additional
n,''1erles in Kansas. This makes a
0Da1 @ vi lS5 ereameries owned and
Nn "'eu by the Continental company.
h !, y -" these are in Oklahoma, three
,sr siOIeuo' two in Nebraska and the
m," 1al,'oel in Kansas. The company's
ho, ru at present is about twenty
'"' pounds of butter a day.
m.~t usual scenes attending the re-
|lonaaS vi the lrving-Terry season in
doo were witnessed around the
/ Iah oi The Lyceum theater on the
non,., n As early as seven o'clock in the
ARM" lug men and women collected,
pipbaa a Wi'h camp stools, novels, sand
In in .o ana TASKS. The crowds rapid
| |toro0 'eaSed until a special police
|nob. was required to keep the first.
'sn'ers in line.
hars Lemars national bank, at lie.
| Ae = r., a. did not open it doors, on
rcs ,u Cashier Frank Koob having
homseu u The following letter from
aana@ 4S r. Ward, vice-president and
fnnFs s0, OF the institutions: Dear
NIGH. , leave tonight for God Al
Itsd. , Knows where, This board of
he t,a BUSINESS has ruined me. Save
MIN nom ne,I Indictment if you can, l
p'S back every cent | can"
Don eihg to the 0nlooker Ca Lon.
hs he'y paper), a site of 145 acres
n,s,i I'VE" acquired in Ireland for the
|l,n, OF royal residence. The
|prO,as' 'or the building have been ap.
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