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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-01-07

certified that the above amounts were
on deposit in their respective banks.
Z I Dorroh having made abstract of
title. certified to by II II Brooks, Jr.,
county attorney, a loan of $500 at Z
per cent interest was mad out of Jail
fund.
Petition Of Lewis Dooley for reduc-
so petitions of T E Witherspoon and
Quilla Wilbourn.
The following accounts were allowed.
A ShomeIl, bridge and lumber. 81 90
l. d Tyson and Co., conveying lu-
matte ..-.-... ........-.. ...---. ~ 80
c L Ferris, sundries. ..... 13 80
The clerk was ordered to issue a
warrant to the county treasurer for
1902. 25 to cover interest on jail funds
The assessment againtst VIII Locke
for one mule, $115, was released.
Tuesday, Jan. 4th.
Bord met in regular session, All
members and officers present.
The board declared its intention to
issue bonds in sum of $12, 500 for the
purpose of repairing the court house,
and the clerk was directed TO make
publication o. the proposed issue of
said publication.
In matter of account of Winston
Jones and Co., in re considered same
ana clerk was ordered TO issue war
rant for $l0 in payment of SO pales.
The account of Z Num- and Co., for
damage on account of new road was
continued.
Petition Of ] Higginbothan ct al
for was granted and ordered to be
spread on minutes.
Petition OF II w Jernagin.
Erection Of the gate across road No.
1T was granted.
J H Flora was appointed overseer of
new road granted to NJ A Pagan ct al.
Upon application of D H and ] E
Thomas the loan to them out of Jail
fund is continued for three years upon
the interest being paid promptly and
security remaining intact as originally
given.
The following accounts were allowed.
w D Clarke, supplies for crnviets AZ %
Macon &4er. Co., same. .......... 85 q
Nox. Go. Hdv. Co.. same. 60 81
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NOTICE.

If the man that found my bunch of
keys will delivr them to me l will
cheerfully reward him for so doing it
is know that yol found them.
NJ @. BARNES. SRI
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For Sale.

For Sale.
Rhode Island S. C.. Reds, l have fer
sale 100 S. C. Rhode Island reds, the
best in this country. Good layers
large birds, good colors. Price 81. 90
to 500 each. N. SCALES.
MRconI MiBs!
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Board of Supervisors.
Monday. Jan. Sd. 1910

Monday. Jan. Sd. 1910.
Board met in regular session, all
memebers and officers present. The
following accounts were allowed.
JrO. Morgan, bridge lumber . % SO
7 II Otis, Sta. allowance -,--,.,.-~ 81 50
VIII HOlcv, same ...-......... "a 8U
G z Ard, Eng's. acct services. .475 25
T 3 Paulette, keeping Giles ferry
A D Benion, sheriff " ....... 6 so
w + Mauldin, convict Supt ..... 65 90
n Cotton, asst sst--.............. At 90
Officers in court, cost in case
State VS.. Nose Macon. ,... 10 IS
Tony Barnes keeping ditch open 90
J II Lipscomb, bldg. BRIDGE. 1000
J l. Ford. attion to clock ...... Is 90
c c Acker, nail ............. l 60
! K Tripplett, Sta. allowance. -. 13 80
P w Boykin, service ... ... Is so
w A Parks, ct al. holding inquest on
Ben Carpenter ............. Is 25
G Scales, postage etc. ....... 3 IS
Dr. Murphey, county physician. 5000
w w Mullins, nails, etc. ........ 90
r L Anderson, overbid. .... IT 80
r McDavid, working levee -----. 20 90
J r Jackson, postage ge---.--......... l 25
Henry Jones, lumber r----------.. ...--- 16 so
J X Jackson, salary y...........- 92 63
A d Blnion. jail acct. ..........-.. 10 20
A D Binion feeding prisoners -. 43 go
E Bell, lumber ....- 49,. "a As
Walker Taylor, work on bridge. 90
Bee Barnett, same ..-.-.-.---... 2 90
Jno. A Tyson, fixing CRATES, etc. 13 35
Walter Hunter, lumber. 4 40
J r Sparkman, burying pauper.. 90
Officers of court, forecast of prison
Oners in hands of covict over
City Of Macon Light & Water. 68 IS
y { Ferris, printing and pub'g.. 25 so
r Featherston, poor house
superintendent. ....... ..... 81 90
" \ Parks, Sta. allowance % 90
Bory Lagrone, lumber, etc .-,-,--,-. 48 90
Following ac cunts, petitions, etc,
were continued
In re court house clock, damage by
cyclone.
Mobile and Ohio railroad, claim to
have taxes refunded
Winston Jones and Co., claim for SO
pales.
Estate Of " H Stewart, account for
board of poor house inmates nne-fifth
Of month.
l. \ Nicholson, ac cunt of $500 for
repairing road machine.
The following accounts were reject
ed:
w A Parkes, $4O.45 ex-oficio al
lOWance.
Nora Dean, petition for release of
poll tax.
Estate Of w H Stewart, account of
556 for board Of poor house inmates.
The following reports, etc, received
and filed.
} r Jackson. Supt Of Education
w w Mcleod, county treasurer.
Estate w II Stewart, report of H A
Einor. Jr., Adm.
w l. Mauldin, convict overseer.
r a Featherston, Supt. of poor
house.
The following parties were released
from poll tax.
L g Marshall, Peter Frierson, VIM.
Sanders, Z L Stevens, Jim Smith,
c rs. Brewer, LOuvenia Hodge, Rich
Goodwin, Jim Brewer, Henry Spann.
Toss Cri@gs, jim Daniel, T H Hurst.
The sheriff was ordered to assess the
right Jim Smith with poll tax.
The monthly report of w w Nc
Leod was made, which showed the fol-
L., 80 49,.
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Monday. JAN Sd. I9IU.
Board met in regular session, all
memebers and officers present. The
following accounts were allowed.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

to carry off fighting like demons over their plunder
Here and there groups of soldiers. who though
they not joining in the work OF destruction,
made no effort check it, but looked with grim
tests | present his rifle, fire haphaZard into
the crowd and veil with tiendish mrth as his victim
fell and the confusion increased
His laugh was cut short: for LoriS knocked the
rifle out of his hand ard ternlv ordered him back to
barracks if that all he could do toward restoring
order.
They did not know who he was; but his uniform
and commanding presence had their effect / he
rutfians stood at attention. Saluted and asked Tor
orders.
Clear the streetSi'' he commanded sternly.
Drive the people back to their quarter and keep
them there and do it without v1OlenCe!
He stood frowning. revolver IN hand. and watched
them move with sheepish alacrity and begin their
task which would have been easy one if the sol
dierS had been under discipline. But there was no
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

discipline did not single officer in the streets
that night
Are wise'" Mishka growled unCeremoniously
as moved off.
| that he and his father were also in
uniform. and | surnlise that everyone who saw us
took the Grand Duke to lie an officer in high COM
mand and members of his staff.
We had our revolvers ready; but no moleSted
us and made way toward the church.
LoriS more than once repeated his commands to the
idle soldiers. with the same success.
BarZinsly 5 inn where MiShka and had slept less
than fortnight back, utterly wrecked though
the fire had not Vet reached IT, and in a heap in the
roadway the corpse of a woman which reCog-
nized as the placid, capable good tempered landlady
herself.
We reached the square where the church stood,
and found II packed with a frenzied howling mob
who were raging ike wolves round the gunt weather
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
BY JOHN IRONSIDE
Drawing by Fr~d C GOhn

worn stone building There was more hrlng
either from within or without.
I he glass of the two small windows above the
doorwav-whence as I learned later. the defenders
had delivered the intermittent fusIllade that had
hitherto kept the mob at bay-was smashed and the
space filled in With hastily fixed harrlcates The
great door was doubtless also strongly ha-r-ca led.
Since it still uithstOOd an assault with and ham
mers that IN progress
They shoot mOrri They have more --LetS.
shrieked a viragO in the crowd. - Burn them uut.
Others took mp the cry " Burn them our What
folly to batter the door. Bring straw and wood
Burn them OUT
Keep away Work round 10 the left, There viii
be space soon" grow led Mishka clutchinS NE lack
a. | began to force my way forward. Do a> i say,
he added authOritativelv.
/ guessed he knew best; so / Obeyed and dyed
round on the outside of the crowd.
Something whizzed through the air and fell lang
among the crowd exploding with deafeniug req ort
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
CHAPTER XL.
A Stricken Town

rode on. avoiding the village, which
remained dark and silent. The
sleeping peasants had either not
heal d or not needed the sound and
shock of the explosion.
When we regained the road on
the farther side. two mounted men
awaited us, who. after exchanging
a few low spoken words with the
Pavloffs, fell in behind us, and
later another and still another
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

iOined in the same way.
1t must have been about one IN the morning when
we reached the village halfway between ZlzcSky and
Zostrov where Mishka and had got the last change
OF horses on journey to the castle. Here again
all was dark and quiet and we rode round instead OF
through the place Loris and |. with the PavlOtts,
haltilg at a little distance a small farmhouse
which remembered that of the Mayor, while our
four recruits kept
Mishka rode up and kicked at the outer gate a
light cleaned in the yard and the Mayor, yawning
and blinking, appeared, holding lantern and leading
d no Sc.
The horses are ready? That is well, little father,
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

4
\ babel Of wells arose. yellS OF
terror now. and the mob urged
back. leaving q clear ST. ace II
which several stricken lgureS
lay.
F1yl" shouted a S,er-orian
voice. They are making
bombs and throwing them Fly
for Your lives! Why should We
all PERISH
was carried back IN the
rush. and found myself .-eath-
less. hack against a " all 3 hree
figures cleared themSelve- ,rOm
the ruCk. and / fought UE way
10 them.
Well done. MishIla Tor II
was thOu.' exclaimed Lorls.
How was it done
POufl IL was hut 81 Toy.
grunted Mi~hka- Il brought Il
in my pocket. on Charce ~uch
things are useful az time. it II
had been a real bomh. We -.lrld
all have entered Heat ~c-or
the other place -tOgotlc--
Get to the steps. L-ef are
coming back Criett Lor-~.
lie was right. y section OF
the crowd turned and made n
ugly rush. only 10 halt iU ,on-
fusion a. they found the--e-veS
confronted BY lev elei re'..NerS.
held ~ four men IN UNIFORM
" Be of ?" LOriS shouted.
There was no anger IN hi voice.
He spoke as Sternlv AMI cttta-
toriallv as one speaks -'
fractiOuS child. You have
done enough mischief for one
highland the punishwcnt l.
still TO come. Back. | say 60
home. and see that vCu Go no
more evil" He StrOde toward
them. and they gave back re-
fore him.
1t Is the arChangel Michael.
Ah. but We have >InnSt m
deed! a woman walled hlS-
teriCallv. The CIV was caught
UP. echoed IN aweStruCk mur-
murS. and the whole lot ot them
quickened their flight as We
marched on their heels
y compliment To yCu. my
Mishka. YOU and Your t2N
bomb: somewhat more Ike
love and his thunderhoitS,
though. eh," said Lort>. and !
for moment with a flash 0i
u cropped up III him at the most
:. 1t was a good thought. Tor
Il very little cost. But these
i'll thev learn wiSdom'
iting for a brief space. o. STE II
n. hut the NOISE TrCeded i hS
ough the baleful glare 0t the
I ever brighter, revealing all the
en town.
5 thrust his revolver back INTO
, of us had fired ShOt-'ti'"
,Or of the church
,uld hear. now that the DIN hdd
frightened children. the weep
liver again and beat on the door
n within therel" he cried AD
ends" =.
Give the name. or the word.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

versts and were the outskirts of the town Every
instant that awful glow grew brighter lille horrible
sounds came to us. punctuated irregularly by the
Cracke of rifle shots
They are holding the churchl" LoriS said grimlv
''Otherwise the firing would be by this time"
The struggling street that formed this end of the
quiet and deserted. for Il few scared
women and children, who were standing in the road
way and Scurricd back to their houses at the first
sound of horses hOOfs.
"Di5mount and turn the horses looSel" Loris
commanded. We shall find them later. perhaps;
if not-well, shall notl"
We hurried along on foot and a minute two
later in the midst of Internal scene lighted
lurdy by the glare of the burning houses The road
was streWn with mutiated corpSes and hurly
muzhks amaZons and brutal soldiers. maddened
with vodka, sacking the houses not vet ablaLe
destroying in insensate fury what they were unable
,,c,yright 1895. Iy &
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

llt AlCi % elA I OtlNA AiNA
Mishka said approvingly.
They have been ready since
midnight. and the samOvar also.
You will drink a glass of tea,
Exce'lencies?"
As he led out the other three
hor sci in turn, lad brought us
steaming glasses of tea, and !
wa, glad of mine, anyhow; for
the night. though still and clear,
was piercingly cold.
The horses will come on
with four more recruits. after
couple of hours rest. said
Lori,, as we started again.
We kept UP an even pace OF
about ten miles an hour till we
had traverSed about half the
remaining distance, picking up
more silent men on little shaggy
country horses till we rode
band of some fifteen strong
think | must have fallen
half asleep in my saddle, when
! was startled by a quick eN-
ClamatiOn from Loris.
Look! What is that yon-
der?"
| looked and saw a ruddv
glow in the sky to northWard,
a flickering glow, now paiing.
now flashing up Vividly and
showing luminous clouds of
smoke, the glow of a tremen-
douS fire.
That is over Zizcskv. 1t
was tonight, then, and we are
too latei"
We checked instinctivelv,
and the PavloHs ranged along
side. We four. being better
mounted, were we'll ahead. and
the others came struggling in
our rear.
They were to defend the
church. We may still be in time
to help" said Paviotf.
True, we four must push
on. These others must follow as
they are able. and tell the rest ae
they meet them. Give Stepar
the word, Mishka, commanded
the Duke.
AFISHKA wheeled his horse
A'A and rode back. and we
nreSSed forward increasing I he
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1trrp: @ai Neberi len. 06emie:: Mo=
tbil6e &eoerien. Strgmmer: &1rth
og Sobn @offmonn. Monbers: Sire,
6erif &eter Milnerts. Gsbierg: Mu=
rer,l1ei tier Mosnn,s Neterien 9psbolt
Morie &otbrine Hol,lien. @ejtrup
Otto S6rgenien. Sfeninge: @taz
tionsforltanoer Sans @illiom Gbri=
itenien. @reblteb: Yarcellit Mieliens
@ultru Same.
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