Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-08-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Observation-Disclosures. !.

Wind, rain and hail injure crops in
Minnesota, North Dakota and Iowa.
Rumored that German government
has leased island of Chloe from Chilli.
Outbreak of smallpox at Colon ap-
pears to be under control.
Otho Turner, IA, Near Quincy, ILL.,,
asleep, hitched team and drove miles.
VIM. Garrison, Plttsburg, snarling
like a dog, bit men. Has hydrophobia.
VIM. Ruff, rs, Evansville, Ind, killed
by bedstead falling in a factory.
John Keller, farmer, Ogden Tex,
buried IN G0-foot well by cave-in.
Michael Dixon, negro, confessed
murder while dying at Louisville.
August Lange, Laporte, Ind, en-
deayored to frighten friends, and was
hit in the head with an ak. VIII die.
Mrs. Mary J. Harris died while talk
ing to daughter at Webster Groves, Mo.
Wesley Connor, pilot steamer Rob
ert f. Lee, died at New Albany, Ind.
Chas. Seifert, G5, Quincy, ILL.,, killed
himself on grave of his wife.
Geo, T. Smith, Philadelphia, author
of law books, dead at Newport, r. /.
Mrs. Polly Williams, 81, mother II
children, dead at GRANVILLE, III.
}. f. Sesson, 58, wealthy, dead at
Lincoln, Ill.
Shoshone (Wyo) land registration
smaller than expected.
A. l.. Bayer, mayor of Palestine,
Tex, after 35 years service with Gould
roads, has quit
Gov. Folk of Missouri criticised
"non-enforcement of law In Wiscon.
sim at MonOna Lake assembly.
Gov. Utter of Rhode Island has
started a crusade against gambling.
Wm. J. Bryan received an ovation
from London Irish.
Good Templacs will meet in Seattle,
Wash, in 1907.
Mrs. Bessie Miller, Is, Reed, Ind,
has been married twice, first when II.
Arnold Lawson, son of Tom, weds
divorced wife of Herbert T. Seeley
Gen, Trepoff blames Jews for all
troubles in Russia
Congressman Ransdall, Louisiana.
urges $4,000, 600 yearly for waterways.
Litchfeld llll) Chautauqua opens
on its new grounds.
Gov Folk of Missouri addressed
Chautauqua at Pontiac, Ill.
Kipling opposes Boer control of
Transvaal in a new poem.
c. H. Whitaker, editor Clinton (Mo.)
Daily Democrat, dead.
Rev j. Taylor Loor 50 years Bap,
list pastor, Georgetown, Ky, dead.
Eben Chaliss, 68, dead at Rosedale,
Ind, from shock caused by sons death.
Near Ladysmith, Wis, John Diet and
wife whipped six militiamen.
Big Four summarily dismisses six
on Chicago division.
Frank NJ. Horner, East st. Louis,
ILL.,, raises bananas in his yard
Frank Holiday, 81, for AZ years post.
master, died at Deming, Ind.
Louisiana republicans will make no
state campaign.
Democratic gubernatorial nomina-
ions in Texas a free.for-alI
James MCKerly, prominent miner in
Virginia City, New. dead.
Lee Sing fined to tune of 5000 for |
opium in St Louis.
7. A. Renner and bride drowned in |
'loudburst near Meeteese, Wyo.
Mayor says prize fighters and toots
must leave Seattle
Pig iron advances in price; demand |
lboye supply.
Montana wheat reported thick and |
yell-headed.
Missouri Iron Mountain Co., Mis- |
ouri owner of mountain, dissolved.
Business in New York dry goods |
market larger every day.
United States treasury has over
'170,000,000 cash balance.
Great oil fire at Marseilles, France;
leavy loss.
Ferdinand Won Saar, Austrian au.
hor, killed himself
August Mueller, AZ, st. Louis, wrote
'eware of drink" and killed himself. !
!, Abraham Lynch, resident of Macon
:, inty, ILL.,, for 60 years, is dead.
n iiss Mary l.. Boyd, a well.known
n her, dead at Richmond, Ind.
!. pidomic of typhoid fever raging at
d n, Mo.
'enty filthy slaughter houses are
Cd for good at Philadelphia.
nuel Barber Springfield, ILL.,, in.
70 Sd,fter fight with bulldogs,
" VI Lengren, II, Wenona, ILL.,, died
le Vi jaw, toy pistol.
g. IN Wilhelmina ill. Hopes for an
mel throne gone at this time.
1fa legislature enacts law clos
Ing iet shops.
II 'oDoran, Cherokee, Kas., will
; pea' no more; she killed him.
" oa'P. Andrews, 70, wealthy,
II ueau lincoln. Ill.