Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1902-01-18

il was passed unanimously by
mae. On the 10th, to give Mrs
lcr The free mailing privilege
TIA remainder of her life.
Deror William has decided TO
3aron Won Leon, n large land
in silesia, to the United
to study agriculture and kin
ubiects IN this country.
rresit1entiol vote was counted'
J sth. ii the presence OF the
aguall congress. Gen. Santos D.
was declared reelected nnan-
IN for u term of four years
;nro Albuquerque, tutor to
rown prince of Portugal left
,rf club, in Lisbon, on the Sth'
drive and committed suicide IN
yriage by shooting himself with
,lver.
senate committee on census
! OH. unanimously agreed to
hmend the passage of the biil m
ced by senator Hale OF Name
eatc 4 permanent census Du'
resenfatiye Kleburg, OF Texas
otroduced q bill for an interna'
board of engineers from Mex
nd the United States TO adopt
NJ plan for irrigating the ko
le valley.
said IN Paris that the French
nment Is sounding Washington
J attitude of the United States
event of France coercing Nehe'
into paying the french oi''i'9
st that republic.
response To the action taken by
Nash 81 Ohio and the Mckinley
,rial commission, Gov. Van SAINT
u 10Th. issued a proclamation
u aside january 30 as Children
n1ey day in Minnesota
vafe telegrams received from
~ ANNOUNCE the death, on The
@the eth, of Jean De Bloch
fNrtatc of Russia, polt'
ailroad expert, ana
War of the Future
1rom Hamburg aud Bre'
during hc year 1901 amounted
l.205 persons as agsinst lsb,4ee
AZ lii 1000. OF the emigration
Bremen during 1901, 1O5 pff
,oaf IA II total l10,306 came To
nifed States.
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ding aninvestigation now peing
by Senor Nunez, the civil gov
of Hayana, Gen. Wood has sus'
III Miguel Gener, the mayor OF
III. IsWehty-three out OF tWen'
ht conncilmen of Havana peti'
Il Gen. Mood to remove Mayor
b Edward has entered in his
lname several horses for the
handicap, the entries fol
were announced on the 9th
HI. Whitney, Keene, Croker ant
Americans will be represented
leading events, all of which are
,lled.
Santos -Dumont, the aeronaut
5sked, on the 9th, by Il repre-
I've of the press, whether ht
nplated entering the acria
stition ~ the St. Louis eXposi
M. Santos -Dumont replied: so
but aR yet | do not know tht
IONS.
&eseiatative Lowering, of Massa
4 lis, on fhe 10th, introduced {
0viding a salary for eX-prtsi
xHof the nited States, at the
syf $1,000 annually, from thu
mf retifement from the presi
NJ The hill is TO apply to any
,ayideIft III the time the law il
Y Eranspoxts Fitzpatrick and War
rived ut San Francisco from
- withinsan hour of each othei
e 9th The former vesse
I about zoo term-eXpired men
h the latter carried as man,
M Among the Warren's passen
we're Brigadier-Generals Hughes
RHnston.
IIll -.-
G. Trimble, a veteran horse
Id the patriarch of the Amer
aa3tting turf, died at NewburgE
N the 7th, aged rs. He trainc,
feloped Mountain Boy in 1856
'Psnilve Cobwebs, the Speedwq,
1n, his record in 1894. lie spen
ESls with frotters and was know,
Rfrshorsernen all over the coun
KEsi
illus Hartley, director in som,
'ani largest corporations of New
b, nd whose fortune is estimated
& the largest in that city, diet
.syssYanstantly from heart disease
ms, th ~ a meeting of the eXecu
od' umnliftee of the American
NO NJ. Hartley was APPARENT
''' fiyNell when he entered tn
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