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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-17
ABSUELT0
De AsEs|NAT0
ElJuradod ia Ell Fallo
Despues de Estar
Encerrado IL
Horas.
lie Niegan Nuevo Juicio y
Apela a Ia Corte Supre-
ma-.-Sals Con $780,
600 De Fianza.

Estancia N. M, Agosto IA
Despues de estar doce horas en-
cerrado, 81 jurado en- cnyas ma.
nos Sc hallAba Ia suerte de Do.
mingo Wales, acusado del asesi.
nato del Col. j. Francisco Chaves
en- Pin0s Wells, Condad0 de
Torrance, en- 20 de Noviembre de
1904, prssent6 un veredicto ha.
llando sin culpa al acusado. La
causa fu6 dada al jurado el Saba
do las 11:30 do la maflana, Y el
fallo fu6 ret0rnado POGO antes de-
10 media n0che. Habia pocas
personas en- 10 casa de cOrtes
cuand0 ell jurado dio su informe,
debido q 10 avanzado de Ia bora.
Embellishments despues de pre-.
sentado 81 veredicto, el Juez
Mann prorrog6 Ia corte por Ell
termino presente.
FL Sabado, ell Juez Mann sem
tencio q Jap Clark, que fue con.
victo de usesinato en- seguudo
grade por Ia muerte del dipu tado
alguacil James M. Chase, en- To.
france hace dos amos, q 7 amos de
prision en- la pAnitenciaria. A.
b. Renehan, de Santa Fe compa-
reciendo por la parte del acusa.
do, protocol6 inmediatamedte
una mocion para nuevo juicio, IL
cusl fue negada por la ccrte. La
causa sera Nevada q la corte SUI
prema bajo un auto de superse.
IDEAS. La ianza fue tasada Gu
$40, 900 y Clark la suministr6.
.AU.I- MN Y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-17

Ell Proenrador General Que 60 Retira
Reclbe Una carta Muy cortez'
Del Gobernador Curry Ac-
oeptando Ia Dlmlslon.

A1. !. ..;oro,;on A.,
ranaa aoepta w ps;nSaaS 49,
Su o.s arai - N"nno
o. oopel ou.y -
ull'siuo una e ~ =
conse!ero iesai leulauo uel 10
lrisollo "a cual u. orsse
H. q lnuy cun.
plmen'ar'a' - comun'cac'on
res \ ...o.,.h,o na.ono, D.;
NV. 1Rae sao;h;aa ~. 4,
81. ~ ~ : - !
va ue. cols.eu'e gu 10 cuai W.
oa teoe ,s - uI' ~, Houu !,
IuuOA ucl 10EItuuIiO uc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-17
usAp ALIENS roor.sAse.

I'm polvo que debe desparramarse
dentro de los zapatos. 81 teneis pies
fatigados 0 dolientes usad Aliens
Foot-Ease. Da descanso a los pies
y shace que zapatos nuevos 0 apretados
no lastimen. Alivia los callos y juan.
etes de toda dolencia y da descanso y
comodldad. Usadlo hoy. Be vende
en- todas las boticas y tiendas de zap
atos a rs cts. No acepteis ningun sus.
tituto. Para un empaque gratis de
prueba y para una muestra gratuita
del Parche Sanitarlo Foot:Ease, una
nueva invencion, dirigirse q Allen 8.
Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-17
SUICIDE
A RAYN0LDS
Presidente Acep.
ia la Omission del
S~ecretario.
Ell Nuevo Official Nombrado
Bajo Recommendation del
Cobernador Curry.

OySter bay, II. l., AgOStO IA
Ell Presidente Roosevelt nombr6
hoy a Nathan Jaffa, de Roswell,
para Secretario del Territorio
en- lugar de James w. Reynolds,
de Santa Fe, que dimiti6.
La noticia de Ia dimision del
Hon, James W. Reynolds, Score.
tario del Territorio, no es sor-
presa para sus muchos amigos,
a1n cuando 10 sea para Ia gene
ralidad del pueblo. Durante una
semana habia corrido ell rumor
de que en- case de tai Omission
Nathan Jaffa, de Roswell, conta
dor del Citizens National Bank,
de aquella ciudad, y uno de sus
principales hombres en- negocios,
en- 10 sociedad en- q partido Re.
publicano, seria nombrado sobre
recommendation del Gobernador
George.C Curry.
NHU HN w MII1|V" ML| ULa NHFUN" H-MNH|M "WI
La plmisIon Fue voIuntaria.
La dimision del Secretario
Reynolds signlfica que este de-
seaba retirarse cuando Sc reci-
biera ell Gobernador Curry Gre
yendo y considerable que era
propio y justo que el nuevo eje-
cutivo tuviese en- ell empleo
territorial mas cercano al de 60.
bernador IN Official que estuviese
en- complete acuerdo con sus
miras administrative y ofciales.
FL meior y mas cordial senti-
miento existe entire ell Goberna
dor Curry y Ell Secretario Ray
nolds y 81 retro de este es para
ell objeto de hacer cuanto esta en-
mano para llevar la politica ad-
ministrativa del nuevo Goberna
dor q su mas expsdita operation.
Entire Ia buena eente de esta
ciudad y de Las Vegas, donde
antes viva, y en- TODD 81 Terrific.
rio, ell Secretario Reynolds es
bien y Advertisements conocido
como Official y en- su vida privada.
Su dimision fu6 producida por
las exigoncias de la polftica y no
afecta en- manera alguna su ca.
racter Official 8 personal.
Mr.. Jaffa No solIclto 81 Empleo.
Por 10 que hace q Mr.. Jaffa no
era candidate para la posicion y
III acept6 con gran sacrifcio,
pero 10 hizo q fin de hacer 10
mejor que pudiese para sostener
ia su antique amigo ell Captain
George Curry, ayudar al partido
Republican, del Territorio, asi
como contribuir cuanto sea posi-.
BILE para la propia, eficiente y no.
nesta administration del Terri.
torio del Sol Resplandeciente y
hacer TODD loposible junto con Ell
Gobernador Curry por Ell pro.
greso y bienestar de Nuevo Me-
xico.
FL Secretario Reynolds ha ser.
vido mas de seis amos en- su posi-
o;rn oatno1 Cr nor;c;nn a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-17

Las Pildoras de Dewitt para RHO.
mes y vejiga son las mejores para do
Tor de rabadilla y rihones divilitados.
De venta por The Ireland Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-17

La Saliva Witch Hazel Carboll2ada
de Dewitt penetra q los poros y cura
prontamente.-De venta por The Ire
land Pharmacy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
JOHN r. WALSH INDICTED.
Banker and Promoter Talked About"
by the Grand Jury.

.7EaI Il.T . 7ll-7-1 - -1- . ''77'
.. Chicago Ll.--John R.v,Waish, for.
mer president of the Chicago Ma
tional bank which was closed by the
federal authorities Dec. 16, 1905, has
been indicted by the federal grand
jury on the charge of misapplying the
banks funds. The Indictment con
tains 1872 counts, based upon % trans,
actions in "memorandum" notes. which
the government officials declare to
be fraudulent, upon 10 sales OF bonds
to the bank, 1t being claimed that
these bonds We're unmarketable and
of doubtful value, and upon 81 pay
flents of money derived from these
transactions jsIst. t4 2'Rp. sii i''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
TROUBLE WAS THREATENED o
Arrival of Troops Prevanted ar
Outbreak.

Beaufort, S, C.LMurmurings Of ne
groes today caused apprehension of al
uprising, and the authorities at once
sought to secdrc military protection.
Col r. WI Patterson, in command at
Fort sereFeh, Ga! , was asked for a
company Of regular troops, who arrived
tonight, fully armed and equipped, lA
The discomfort among the negroes
was caused=bythe killing of William
Bennett, q a,negtpy3 by sa.!gaard. The
negro was discovered hanging about
the ruins Of the Peoples Bank, one of
the buildings destroyed by the fire OF
yesterday. TO the challenge Of the
guard no satisfactory Response was
made, and the guard fred '''' '
The negroes, impressed by the pres.
ence of the regulars, have ceased their
hostile demonstrations andthe military
apparently have the situation in hand.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
AMERICAN AID is 1sPuRN ED
Admiral Davis stops Ship Bringing /
iIl " Supplies to Kingston. ''''" e. i

'' Kingston, Rear Admiral DAVIS rhis-
sion OF mercy to stricken Kingston
came to an abrupt and painful con$lu-
sion today In consequence' Of Governor
Swtttehhams oblection to the preset bee
of American sailors tnEaged il" the
work of clearing the streets, guarding
property. andAsuccotingi tile wounded
and sick eliminating in letterte the
admiral peremptprily requesting him to
embark all parties which hadnbfeR.
landed Ad(gmrinal7 Dagis aslgEadtly
shocked and panied and paid q forh bal
visit to Gov. Swettenham, f0Gmlng
him that the United States battleshhpsr
Missouri and Indiana and the gnpbbas
Hankt6p would sail this afternoon, Ge
also informed tic governor that in cpn-
sequence Of his attitude ia not desirfn
American aid, he had counterrhanded
President Roosetelt's order Dispatch
ing the supply ship Celtic, Laden With
beef, for the relief of Kingston. y"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
An Entire family. Wlpea Out

Calgary, Alberta6m77 6m77iThel lr LOCAL, po.
lice on breaking into q Aouse,, found
Edward Ferdinand dead in bed, the
.deadl Body'of a iiewiy-born infant va. At
his side, while The dead body Of MI
Ferdinand lay On the floor near the
bed. In another. bid. twefettwo young
boys, still, alive, bpt so badly frozen
that they died while being rtakeneto
the hospital, The supposition is that
the family was overcome By coal gas,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
MILLIONS ARE LOST
As Result of Ohio River Flood Ten
,8 -r,s Thousand Homeless. a O.

,lf Louisville, Kg.-Withth the Ohio liver
releptlessly pouring it's floods, south
ward, and maintaining a1steady rise Of
an inch an hour, Kentucky streams CON
trfhuting their volumes from the noun
tain regions, a high Yind blowing up
stream all day damaging shipping and
preventing the rapid passage Of the
current, louisville tonight faced a flood
situation which promised to equal be-
fot4 thsHcrest is .paAsed51 the stdgb Of
1884 the greatest food -eveli khowh to
the city. 1ad salnl
-utI'en thousand people are homeless
housed in schoolbUildings hnd
other 0tructures. Factories in this dity,
JetferfqnYille and New Albany are
closed, throwing hundreds of peoplelout
of work; stocks aof merchandise in the
business houses along the river fr1ont
are ruined, much lumbe.' has been
washed away, and many small hodses
with their contents toppled over into
the wateE-1A conservative e5tffnatb of
the jAamag done, with 7theicrest ofI the
floodyettwo days off, is "a quarter pf a
million doiHarsgl h. ur5t lHy3lt huG
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
GOES INTO DITCH
.FJSn. F-tt--t- T9nOf
Frisco Train Turns Over and Manv
Passengers Hurt.

Brownwood, FexiBA had wreck oc-
Cured this morning when train on
the Faasi0 A'tnt .iftola aaitcb ten miles
hortst of BjrQyWqyood. The train was
funhfnT ~ Thirty miles An hour whom
ttasstraskr spread sIRtpAfl she iebsches
&ssai i,it{SS 9fttlb3Af ssAbt tRaPpIapgs.apu,
sleeper .lEbRlaubdbA bAmeal wfidneY t4sH
FretastIae0fted WITS not high, but the
dars turned completely over, niming
a score Of passengers,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
~yu,r,rrr Tfft'I nyRr TE1 I}llE
IA! 9ntH ,araH2 TGA h9
REDUCES THE RATE OF DISCOUNT
grAq BELOW 6fPER CENT. o1
wv ~ ~
FEARS Z WALL n. STREETS ! WAYS
Regarded In New York as Necessary
ri .A3ito Conserve the Volume
of Its Business.

London, EngIand-The Bank of
England has reduced its discount rate
below 6 per cent where it has been
held for weeks. There are fears that
this win result In active liquidation
in Wall@street. The #ratss has 3i,een
held-hish fer fear thati. .nnerica w6,lld
resume the importation III GOA, ahd
was not advanced beyond per cent
on agreement that Wall street oper-
ators would not import gold, in which
the bank stood so much in need. Dur
ing the last few weeks large AafiiD5tlhts
of gold have been secured from the
Bank of France, whiGhEnnist soon Ebd
returned,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
Cav. eoteh a Hard .Nssseb.5

Minneapolis Minn.-FranB J9Goteh,
pf Iowa.. tasJil7TetatnsA the cham.
pionshlp wrestling ttitleum America,
though Fgedr R3e4ell, iof Wisconsin, gave
him a hard match, here, lBeell stayed
the limit, Is minutes. and, ,Gotch for
teited $500 and 4 big side bet. Twice
Beell got GotchA 'tpl the floor. Gotch
threw Beeno4wieg to- 1ehe mat, but
failed to hehb hihpoH ."
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
pricou Ctntictics

Believe in your community and take
care to let others see that you do.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
22 BODIES RECOVERED
From From Sanford :tr ford w'reekagel Car Car
va Powder Txplodes.

va " Powder Explodes. Al,
Ter're' HHtite, ,1nd.- -Twehiy y-tWY95 qh4l
red ana mdtilated bodies have Bee
taken5tron the slnbuiderfng rilns5 iof il
passenger train No. 3 on the CI6veldHd
Cincinnati, Chicago and Ut Louis lI3i
RourJEwhicb was destroyed BY fthes9,
lpiosion of o. carload of powder aas i
passed afrtiGht train at SandfJpd, Nib
miles west of here, last night 3Hh
numberof injured twill st'ea6hoatj led.
thirty eft i b71aG,sb 1gl |
i, The entire tpain was. sbldSn ftDmth }
track the coaches damqIisheddand y
engine hurled fifty feetaaTAa passeE
gers either were blown 10 opieeess qrt
mated Qr rescued in q g. more or lessit
iured condition.
} According to the trainmen OF til
freight, the powder was exploded d
the eenenssion, eaused BY the pa$se4
ger train which wis slowing down I'd
thefestation att Sanford 81 Anbthd
theory is that gas escaping from an OF
pipe line nearby Thntefed 2tli62 pbwdd
car and spark from the passing eH
gine ignited the gas, ...,.,....,....,.-,o .-,o
The car was smashed topteees by thI
force Of the explosion. ,@ 't1pge mqsse
of iron were found hundreds Of fee
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
To Handle High Water.

New Orleans, La. 1Preparations are
hurryiugl torwardEto ibandIeI the high
water from the Ohio valley, which is
expected to arrive here by The end of
the week. Trains loaded with Sand
bags willbe held in readiness by the
railroads which parallel the levees,
ready to be rushed into the fiat country
Of Louisiana and Mississippi where
leyees indicate, weakness. ,fg a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
BOILER EXPLORES, buEap. =,
i s,-r--- ~ " ~ ~ III
Trainmen Lose Lives in Accident on
......-.....s Reading. .asg iFg. 7t i


Nerristown, Pa,-The boiler of d
Philadelphia & Reading srailrpad
freight engine exploded at Bridge.
port, near here, "Wednesday, and five
trsinmen we're killed. The dead are
Charles Stein, conductor; John Mob
1oGld fireman; Roy Sthedef,i bfhke-
m2n; Elmer Kane brakeman and an
lHnknown man in charge of al car ut
livestock. ,t,. .... ,,...,gra. .yp
y " The rear portion -Qt the, boiler was
hurried about 15O yards while the
wheels Of the engine remained on the
strack. scheder received the full force
lof the explosion and was torn to
pieces. ,f4 7&f6 r. u
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26

ofsan --Aalnllla44!QsA Tsxt-FfsRkn is rica,
editor apd, puhlisheF4aQf tReitnpaily.
EXPRESS, died beEe Sunday night after
q lingering Illness Of. is9eyeralr m4lfa9pths.
MF GritelS Eau Game to} san AAinNtonlo,ip Il lS77.
IHe Began his Career heres as City ie9aitoF
or the Express ldAd-fn a Few mouths as
(synied editorial Control H6f Tie. 2 news
Ipapsr 1sliHsq st+ 7-i3aoam IL 7e2r
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
Neoto.s Indor..n Rno.lnni1.II

Baton a Rouge. ltIaLsbeakihg foI
the $4,000 negroes, t0who neou{pTlse
IFS memberships the 1nsrh1ld ntHun
cil of the National Industrial AssB.
citation Of America, adopted a resolu
tiiqn indorsing d, President .Rooseveltls
action in dismissing the negro soldiers
at Brownsville. .,a.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
bs Bitter FEELING.

sWashiaHteptsn GYTT TThehhitter feel
inge spGQYoked bty othsfa controversy
between IssesTnatt9rsn spoeolniferr poeolniferr and TIL
man, makes It impossible to say when
a 7S5t ySo5te g. icsalhhl an BIZ had ph the Brownsville
restiuthh71 1t rs EFFECTED the debate
will ,HBpbaa Extended. 'h9'fao 10 N7l''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26

Toxic, JapanLThe training squa, is,iu2
dron which sailed for Honolulu On
January 1bis RomlfeRnnfng to Yok6oss.
uka. The squadron encountered a
severe storm lasting THREE days The
mlaasts mlaa Of the vessels were brbken and
other damage was sustaihedll edt ,.ir
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
Ianansse in California Schools

Sacramento, Cal. "A concurrent
resolution introduced In the legisla
turetl touches or itae admission Of
Japanese into the pubic scnoolsiof San
francisco and the action brought III
ther federal court on the ematter!I9va 81
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
SNOW SEVEN Y4FEET pEEH
faeR.. ftfSI |
North Dakota Is Buried Under 81
White Blanket.

st. Paul, Minn-North Dalkt,
is covered with snow of an nm
HRtecedented depth. Whole comment
ties are isolated and every railraaC
in the state is at the maEeRa afsttlaa ae
ii4eaitss' i4eAaittss'" 11tott u train from North Da
-kuta mas arrived here for three days
AND the officials have no akfhate YdG;
WHEN traffic wtllFbe lfesNhnedp1t TN
blizzard va. the worst the1 nerth hwBs
mas known IN half a century Ii In athI
mountain districts monstrous snow
slides NAVE ) covered the tracks so tt
10 feet 7d6ep1 7"5 l1','h' d '''''''.''s .''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
"A White Mans Earthquake u :.

14 Kingston; Little difficulty is tex,
sperience IN inducing theIsinegnoes
to work on account of the 1conveta don
among them that this, WAS, soaiwhite
man earthquake, and, that it, would
be dangerous Tor 5c6iored men to, in, a
tterfereawithi an act 6f tS0dl 10 ffollil7'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
lUOW lNG1 dNst0Sill ,.t9ilHNiA Y
Evidence of Children Saved n i'm.

Chicago, ffl,-KnEte Qle Knudson,
b Wealthy contractor has been ac-
ddtttsf ef othdf charge Of numbering
hislwifeh RhudsonS three children
tesaRed inskis Behaffl iaad'it ls assertF
ed rbeirte sisiente sawed him. Ini9'h
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
HELD SUNDAY 'rCONFEREN
HdI-.f-t
REPUBLICANS CONSIDERED I
BLACKBURN AMENDMENT.
Hdf,IJ KtLEIl4 fi
A ResoIGtloa Min Sc, Introduced Al
Lines of Original Lodge
Measure.
Nugt1 ya4fbN 4 IN NIlH
NAal1 YAAlNhHl NOI
WaaAhgtbH, Hid. EC. ~ Several

WGaAhgtbH, Hid. EC. ~ Several
fereneee, sqrepgbllcs1 lsenators V
held Sunday to consider the Blackh
amendment to the foraker resoluI
relative B%hbbfesident's dischargI
negrQa af69pBI lPtdsident RooseI
spent seFeral ;Pougs a a Senator Lodi
home in tbs, atterneon, and several
publican fsehatdrs' wefe called in
piesask the .Bto#nsiiltet tAtatir with
view Of reaching an agreement as
sX8h2kJaGq, oiAN 5isni9aae q'ehsg4in
senate 228Y2s9 8Y29eB ebBsgalSa 1ssIsb.a.
A dstAfdD ahk reached to drai
resolqttipq along the zines of the Q
inal Lodge resolution, which will n
the tn .9RPFQy2lpH 1RfnatT Blackb,
Theft RESOLUTION will b. introduced
a republican,, tahd will be suppoi
by botltithsIrfpgfRHGaa and democr
senators who-take the position
the "seqpfRfsa tAhgaasf tAhasf ap legal right
questtqp the actlqaEef the preside
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
3" Chinese Eating Children,

To v4ct0lia Il. CWFurtReT = adj ,adp,css e ~
Fettlvsd1 from a 81 shanigpai tel ''J Qf In in
dreasingTi hei4cts 'or thss I.g5daE Tam
inc in Central China, A CORRESPOND.
sntaof the Echo sde Chine, ss;Iy says that
inctwo districts, slhth6~ ana Faitchhio5wa''
st$rmns' psoP,e a@dbatihgs thdif emf
dEeaal 1eQo1qui cd blgo" IL tons 'IR
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
How 1t Is Viewed In New York.

ld e Il
New York, n Y.-TheG reduction
in the Bank of England rate of dis
count was a decisive mark of the ne.
laXed tension of the worlds money
markets. The weekly statement of
the Bank Of England showed clearg.
that the action Of the governors had
become necessary toeconserFe The vol
ume of business which is q main OBJ
iect cf the existence Of thu bank Tie
Bank of France and the Imperial
Bank of Germany also showed the re-
fluX movement of cash into bank re-
serves. In this mark the esrate for
time loans foro oaal PResidbllss PR dbllss }IlyaeIted. ta
below 6 per 6entafor the arst time
since the recent stringency prevailed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26

Brisbane, Queenslandfr -Rsperts say
there was a terrific hurricane Friday
night hahds Saturday Which laid The e
greater paFtioof tooktowhi ii in '1illdi irllndins, 8
There were no fatalities. 'f'H"'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26

] NSM s,Sfrke edY ~ uAoAPmRaasi yA
ofgHHftAAt ylnqRf t!alitsmaifhst sRaapi
phplspf wv Nh6fiah@IM llAhg. 10. ..saks
place at thessihec c.nasbi1ah ahetieRuaikeAt o.
Samuel Newhonse was elected prest
dent
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26

There KS is something for all to do that
aEe Looking for d job. Openings for good
nEeiiFare more frequent than ever before.
There. isi absolutely no excuse for 9 de-
cttit MIN ID be out OF a job at this time
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26

President Penk, yire1 PrdsitIent iofs
( gGeheral Manager Snitl. Fnd JfviHioh I'd
gineer MeyarAoft tAss A IissiHsipps CeR
traf9railwsI.ys hayeS iqstl tiaishea3Nh i'll
spection of tlieigFadfpgt,6n on t4lae4fight \,
way between Hftiptiiaveftaa and Roxib
They are wdllapleased with IaR progress
Ihslde by thelt6ntipctors. hhM 4
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26

11HaS. | afS.gsa9 BsHaa8nM dissent aa5SqFp aa5SqFp Shql
scheme TO coffstsptta "a at .Npelr hndeRt
the British channel to connect Eng
land and France
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26

A community is just as good as the
people make it. 1lAeemag who will not
take advantage Of every Opportunity to
speak a god Word for tile section in
which }he slifes,1er speaks eslishtingIy of
it Should ehdedyor to find one of which
he can sbt6kn8ell Iof ktep his mouth
shut. -naEl -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
.THAW's To osPkEAD D..a.INSANlTY
+R!4I Pc o5F 4lggIIR,oTo. SlLg Il BSass qSs Is
g., .,,a ad ,coMMEENcciERt sdI 70,
Mapaqled to Prison eVandIs Nan Who
Killed Stanford . Whjts isliT AIKEN

IN EFt-T INV T57|I = F11tf " 7TA+l' WV
mi bna 1as.3.Fyomt TanhS'oAw IAi3a --
New YorjSolNg YNp7 MansdlSd7 to
prison guard, Harry K. Thaw, the
sppiled scion of the@ @Phaw iff6ily of
was9 brought fidni The 'ogl
graN lTQmbs Mondsyato iti9ap for
SHOOTING down and Gkilling Stanford
White on the roof of the Madison
Square Garden Inst Jtinef be6aiise of
jealously Of his artist model wife Eve
lyn NeSbit Thawga '-'''T''1' % rel
..-..T.l Though ,pallid from months ut
confinement In the Tombs cell, Thaw's
health seemed. much improved by his
Incarceration HlsB agraignment Was
!. purely iformaEIani he wHE be 5remand5a
bacl, ID the TombaI dBIPiK the rqA
s.hlte s.hltelgsiHning offis t4iaahih Il #Hlfays. 'aA
delay in the Hilgert magic vboots"
case eahsede hs gpostRonehlets 9f the
Fhaw@trial Monday. W."
Report has it that Thaw's defense
Will be temporary inFanttyyF Nta eSjIfy
4. satisfEedithat ThawMhs Iinsa1fs Nom
idalqisy#whqp he shot Wilt s,and bat
4he'fs sane now, Thaw will go free.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
TAKE 1ssOf ,WlTH RUSSELL
2TdV1T> -At4i4lAI}lN
superirtsndenr isays spe New Y
isfFp9s,1Arf Best.

New .Ho1RgaaugGeDr. William
Maxwell, E pegiAteRdent of the c
5gGan.o.%sl,{9g3{ ffH9 Tt3h gr 5c, James en',
who told ah Jahdience Thursday ey
ing tp9 NAw] Yak 'Isci6bls made
archists apfCp9vdt%hsses out of
children go,
"Dr. R4ssa!i 494iBlaaken." said
Maxwatti 4HtAs not ttud' that the N
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26

During the past year the penitentiary
received 500 conyicts, 1sfe Pwere \ dis
charged, #P essalsl go Awefe IIardonsl
and % died., There was an averaEe
.poptilatienV SEd,gbs asefSing| the State
during itbeeeaf, .asaitq snahnoqssr1oa 4
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
PRINCESS HuRTt By ssAuTo.n1t

4Yoq adj .sult Fl 5ltT n9Ht sldAtoTo
luborp1,lrsRa's !iN'1rtT5 esr csr S0sss JptsaRavins
....-....,. !. N +, rfrFalnfss.n,s, AIT .stl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
sl00O0i Damage Suits

MA HanMay, .druInmaf, -apl.esfeli-
in Il hole mt the union depot in Jackson
wlile aliglting from traih, onyIbe night
M N", Sued siSS tHS taiASd sSf R,S6J dam. rlp'
ages.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26
Ki1kd IJsa \ II,ii4ie '1Iy,;' IyS,;'ister

N9F7I5T n I+l m Wi IlHl sII1 1IIf N
5,,.p Q@lde Bullodk, itniiB aYearsold Mn of
Frank Bullock of Dexter, while playing
'Witk,aaa shotgun, thinking jt unloade&
ssassd a |, aaa M is 19f IL ha's Of IA
iieasiI off. MA SlesSs SlsdHion,, of EheSskutl
ges f9gga ssyesal Sset irom the hads.S
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-01-26

If YOU have experimented witA crops,
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this department know Of the success at
tending your efforts. The public in gtn-
elpi would be glad to have the result of
yeur labors, and ii it is worth anything
You ceald I'D them d favor by letting