Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1901-11-30

,,,pp,ition that G[9"S ,1hsrence to
,roc doctrine, ......-- /
~ the Methodist
! '',,'Iq 'osferenc. Of Virginia, az
! y y,w,. ,r,.' on the GOTH -,ne a memo, %
{ Ne",' ,'Ds against admission TO
iosa'ois y, n those divorced on any
ll'a 5a,ral r grounds was "nanl'
approved. 49,
,.-i.l Trevas, surgeon to
P,.,,d ri'a'','' when submitting the
sdss'' ,se king at a banquet a,
Y ''s on the sOth, said it . was
'tn' J, " know that his majesty
d 70 moved such excellent
AS at present
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Ia dol,ars reward to any
,r,.t' ,nr tbe capture Of any burglar g !
~ ,,i,, is the substance Oh
\ a'.'' ..sod hy the Findlay Col
~ .liI on the Goth. The resol'l,
\, I,',,, nr.stnted in good faith anu
Unanimously \
N, irle,ios, the agent OF the
~ v rsS5eraticu of Labor, who
4. |..,sd in San Juan, p r. re-
| |''','I I charge Of conspiracy has IS
|.,ased on $500 bail, aO.'l The oall
|,a'sbed ,naI, by Samuel Gompers'
N s4'ei Of the American Federation
|ai
|. r.,, of Porto Rico says; "Foi
N fine since the American ad,
|.s4on began. the last four
h. sow a balance Of trade in
4, ,bs island. The people are
acouiescing in American
4 ,bey are becoming enthusl'
III American"
!, ,auet meeting, on the 10TH
/ ,bopt two and a half hours
I'M, time was spent in th'
n Of the presidents message
| mmmenting upon its various
E. The message is long, in thai
N At least, quite characteristic
|h,sdent Roosevelt
Metropolitan bank of Tacoma
hled. on the 18th, as a resu'
np which started under a mis-
r,Dding with regard to a SUI
paiDst a defunct bank of sim
name. The deposits amounte'
EYdN. Dwight Phelps was subse
Etnppointed receiver
|rapnt and Mrs. Roosevelt, ac
|ulIed by their children, lef
shgton, on the 22d, on the yach
for a brief cruise down tn
rls. 4 presidential salute of z
was fired as the president wer
Fi the yacht, The president an
hniy will be gone a day or tw'
Drkinson, the diplomatic ager
1. United States at Sofia, hi
ID COnstantinople, there to col
rth Spencer Eddy, the secretaI
\ United States legation, as
E means of hasteninga solutic
\ deadlock which has arisen
gOdations tortherelease of Mi
Hge party Of land and immigr
gents left Chicago, on the lot
tour Of the southern stat
Egh which the Illinois Centr
Fad runs The purpose of t
which will consume eight da,
induce immigration to the sou
e9Emg its advantage to the hon
Ffnue Inspector Guy p. Cobb
lTeek nation at the head of
v force Of Indian police, eje'
Rlatters and putting Creek ci
y possession of allotments
'pFd by the government, I
lpefs are angry and threatenil
many instances force is II
Y 70 elect them.
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snlends of Joseph Chamberla
Y colonial secretary, have
'lne been concerned with
y his health. On the 22d J
'Nflaln wrote to the Hanswo
Oeclinlng to distribute pri
~ institution, because" as
us absolutely necessary
''onllne myself to public wor
uFClSlon handed down by J
A'rWln, at Rome, n. Y, on
%e'nalf of the estate Of \
'a' Davis, valued at $50, 900, :
me Christian scientists.
Oh manslaughter brou
!, " members Of the church
'ioSlng Mrs, Davis medical
" the judge held, was
annual report of the com
" internal revenue, made !
~s with, shows that the t
ior the year ended June
'e'e SS,S7l,669, or $11,555,56
!" The estimates; about
a'AOuhI In excess of the rece
h N.Y. year ended June 30, 1900,
n V0 in excess of the rec,
aeF ~ cablegram received
n.y. W. states consul general,
',Sa, at Sofia, on the 18th,
~ na' while Miss Stone had
..r. M 'ansomed, there was re
NJ I feassured as to her
i. lug ;, dispatch furnished evid
,s j. dickinson remained in
n. Sr'I.'aunication with the brig
y, -
M, I'Alason, the diplomatic I
A., Of The United States,
!. IVY w. city for Constantir
tnss, sss obviously no prospe
M with Miss Stones alb
", y departure of Mr.. Dickin
NJ. NJ 70 have a good effect
eahuS, as thpv ,noy e.,