Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-08-05
BY II. +. BL AKESLEE, Jackson.

dootroytng cn.,.n,tro ranrIot;ors 4,
eeeme thot wo arc aga,n to eynerionco
another siege of snch harrnwing con.
ditlo,e II ,s bonod mo, ,ho onthorj.
TICS in Now Orleans will bo abIo IN
conepo ,bo dieo,eo IA mo soyora1 coo
,lone of tho ,itv i,rcstod aud hv tho
etrinoor, oetahl,sbmont NJ sani,ory
conditions nroyort ,,e o,road How
long must nur section contend win
,hIe nhartom tbat Cor cortnrios al
most has come at roo,,lar Intervals IN
demorollze business frlphton me tim.
ID and servo tbn nnrnose of those who
are benefited Inv tho misfortunes of
othors9 Tho Tinted Stotss Cavern.
mont bae dcmonytr,tod In uav.ns
that sonitarv roguI,tione CON and will
nrevent tho snroad or tbie fevar ana
wo pow coo t,,t citv ouar,nt,nad
egainet Now Orloans If tho naonla
of Now OrIoape roruso to nIaca tbaIr
ci,v In , soni,a,y co,dt,i,n frnc,o
Sam sbonId stnn in and tal,o n hand
charging tha co-t to thoso benofted
Tboro bas donI,tIess been sevarol
hundred cases of fever and somo mir.
~ or forty deaths in Now Orleans bnt
This is not sufficient to alarm tho
Tbie foyer ie wifi, ne and will IiLoiv
he horo IN , moro or loss eytent In tho
future Tvnboid ie boro and hae heen
hero for yeare with a mucb bigbcr
deatb ratio tban tbo o,bor pnommn.
MIA rapos In tbe North avorv wiptor
with a doath rate several timac as
LARGO nc our nroyoiIipg foyor rbogo
diseases arc handled sciontificalIv and
do not create n manic tben whv not
nlaco onr citios and tnwne IN n thor.
oueblv sanitary copditiop nhserve thc
simnle laws of byeiono nursue our
regnlar voraiions If life and foroot
tho "volIow noril- ,ba, u,oe n,nna
rated when our neoplc wore ignorant
If how in band,e # and thn doath rate
was ahnormallv bish This is a .im.
nlo and nlain wav to moot the omer.
rercv and tha onlv onn # our naonIe
aro IN be sroo IN thc ru,,,ro IRON, no
blipbting influence of this hugohoo ~
yonn NV dave Tho ,uhiec, i. ono
worthy Of careful consideration n. the
hands NJ our ci,i,one ,,,h,, u,;st 60
ont nroenori,y
Opr peonlo m.v bovo ,bor,bt - ho,
curing the past month but Misslsslp'
= pl Wps eool in'i"es compared with The
srse CUES IN the North ana East
I'D New YORK SeVenty-fve deaths were
recorded IN one day from heat alone,
anu MANY o'ners mat might nave
no9h attributed 10 that cause. thlca-
60 fniladelpnla' Cleveland and 9th
ers came to the front with a compar-
auVey equai record II is much
more pieasant down mere than mp
there ana neat prostratlons are al
most unknown Ihen thlnk OF the
uiHerence ID the winter But little
irost ana ice here and the people
Ir9ezlng by the dozens mp there.
Inefe IS no country on earth like
mississippi and our people are, or
lben, TOO. II the truth was known,
snoasd"us ,'o'' we less favored
tba worl nf do"nlorin ] nUm" ANY anu nerp ~
full resources
Some weeks since the Manufactur.
ers Record sent a circular Letter To n
large number of manufacturers and
railroad men in the South asking ~
negro labor was growing better or ref.
regarding. calling for suggestions az
to tie i,,nroro,,o,. nJ ;r ..',
which was the best to supplant II
The bulk of replies received and
which were published in the issue of
July 20, 20 to show that II Is becom.
ipc ,noro ,,r.oli.lIa e.. -
and that some plan must no evolved
TO supply the deficiency A great
many suggest immigration. especially
rom Northern Italy and Norway and
sweden The labor from these coun-
tfies mas proven satisfactory where
tried and more Of IT would probably
solve the labor situation for n tjme
at least. 1t is an important matter
al present.
1t seems that the period of pros.
perlty being enjoyed by Greenwood is
Increasing in magnitude as the sum
mer DAYS roll by. Large enterprises
and business concerns are being land