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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15

kicked the liver pal 4 would give tl0
10 know how pint Of red ants got into
my liver pad. Religion is one thing. and
million ants walking all over a man
playing tag is another. I didn't know
the liver pad was loaded. How in Ge-
henna did they get in there and Pa
scowled ut Ma As though he would kill
her.
".Don't swear. dear says Ma as she
threw down her hymnbook and took of
her bonnet. You should b. patient. Re
member. job was patient, and he was af
ficted with sore boils.'
81 don't care says Pa "a he chased
the ants ont of his drawers; Job never
had ants in his liver pad. If he had. he
would have swore the shingles off barn.
Here, you,' says Pa. speaking to me. you
head off them ants running under the
bureau. If the truth was known, be-
lieve You would be responsible for this
outrage And Pa looked at me kind Of
hard.
".Oh, Pa says /, with tears in my
eyes. do you think your little Sunday
school boy would catch ants in a pop
bottle on the lake shore and bring them
home and put them in the hole of your
liver pad just before you put it on to 60
to church: You are too bad And l
shed some tears. can shed tears now
any time want TO, but it didn't do any
good this time. Pa knew it was me, and
while he was looking for the shawl strap
went to Sunday school. and now guess
he is after me. and will so and take
walk down TO Bay View"
The boy moved off as his Pa turned a
corner. and the grocery man said: well.
that boy beats all ever saw. Ii he was
mine, would give him away"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15
FINE FARM FOR SALE:
IN Madison Township.

One OF the best farms in Madison
township IL now { sale by the under
signed, to-wit: l124 acres in Sec. 30.
Town One, South Range West, for
merly belonging % John Burge, de-
ceased. will bc old at a reasonable
price, and on pal ,Ial payments IL de-
sired. Ifvou want good farm, In
good locality, near the thriving town o.
ireland, this is your opportunity. FOR
particulars, call on
CLEMENT DoANE
At Jaspc Courier Office.
Also. 237 acres, formerly known as
the Adam Smith farm, at the point
where the railroad crosses Patoka river
will be sold cheap. Call soon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15
Cambridge Township Trnss
tees Notice.

sasTIE undersigned, Trustee Of Baln-
1 bridge township, Dubois county,
will attend to Township business on
saturday Of every week, al his residence
on North Main street, between Sew
epth and Eighth. in Jasper.
The Library of said Township lie kept
AZ the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmann
where persons wanting books can OBJ
tain them At any time.
JOSEPH ECKSTEIN Trustee
April 20, 186s-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15
CHAPTER VIII.
HIS PA AT THE REUNION.

HIS PA At THE REUNION.
II saw poor Pa wearing red. white
and blue badge, and a round red badge.
and several other badges last week dur
ing the reunion" said the grocery man to
the bad boy as the youth asked for a
piece Of Goldfish skin TO settle coffee with.
He looked like hero with his old black
hat with gold cord around it,"
Yes, he wore all the badges he could
get the first day. but after he Numbered
into a place where there Were a lot Of
fellows from his own regiment he took
off the badges and he wasn't very nu-
merous around the boys the rest Of the
week. But he was lightning on the
sham battle" says the boy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15
township Trus-
tees Notice.

vusms Undersigned, Trustee OF Columbia
i Tp., Dubois county, Ind, will at
tend TO Township business at his resi-
dencc on every Saturday, and persons
having township business 10 transact
arc requested to present IL on that day
Of the week.
The ownshsp library'is kept atthc
Office OF the Trustee. where those en-
titled can obtain books.
NELSON HARRIS, Trustee.
June 9Th, l860-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15
. Township Trustees
Notice.

|rVHE undersigned, Trustee OF Boone
y township, Dubois county, hereby
Hives notice that he will attend to all
Iusiness pertaining to tho Office Of Trus.
-. at his residence n miles southeast
N Portersvillc, on Saturdays Of each
beck, aud requests all persons having
'bWnship business TO present II on Sat.
Sp0ay. Citizens desiring books from
~ Township Library, are notified that
" Library Il kept by VIM. McHarris
Porterevillc.
QExnY b. BREIDESBAueH, +. d. Tp..
Nay ~ Ieoe-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15

A curious phenomenon is reported
in the columns of a geographical pub
LEGATION. 1t is large promontory in
the Egean sea, known as Haydn
Horoo, which extends Q, 600 feet above
the Lowell Of the water. Az the sun
swings around, the shadow Of this
mountain touches one by one circle
Of islands, separated by regular in
tervals, which act rs hour marha Il
b the largest sundial in the world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-15
JASPER, INDIANA,
ALERT NJ. BonyERT EDWARD DOhNERT
JASPER UNION FLOUR MILLS !!

BoHxERr BROTHERS having purchased
the above well.known Mills. have had
them thoroughly overhauled, and are
now prepared to make the best
Patent Roller Flour
ever made in Dubois county. The
Pearl Belle is strictly a straight grade
OF first qualify. Our Family Flour is
a brand that for its quality cannot oe ex-
celled. We solicit the custom OF Farm
ers, and will be ready at all times 10 ex-
change -four for wheat at the highest
market price. -,
BRING US YoUn WHEAT, and -c viii
paw Won cash all the market will allow.
CORN MEAL always on hand 10 sell
or exchange. Bran and Shipstui al inc
lowest market price. Give US 'riai
and we will try to please you.
Mills on the North side of Jasper, on
18th and Mill streets.
BOHNEItT BROTHERS.
Jasper, Nov. z, 1907.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21

Miss Kate Sparrow. both daughters Of
Rev. DIR. Sparrow. late dean OF the Epls-
copal Theological Seminary of Virginia.
By his frat marriage there were three
children. OF whom only one, William >.
Dashlcli, - living. Bv the second mar
riage there are seven children living.
When Dr. Da3hIelPs death was announced
AZ the Episcopal ministers meeting yester-
DAY moru,ug profound sorrow was eN-
pressed and the following committee was
appointed 10 draft resolutions OF respect
10 his memory: Rev. Or. j. h. Newton,
Rev. l.. T.. Mason, aud Rev Mr. Randolph
This committee will report az the meeting
Monday morning next.
az l~r I-Hth- and Funerals.
Mr.. George W. Tisdale. an old and valued
employee OF the Exchange and Ballard
Hotel. died Yesterday evening about o
O'clock Of pneumOula. Deceased had been
employed At tins place for thirty years IN
the Capacity OF caterer. and was we'll
esteemed by tho p.OprletOrs a. well as a
host of friends throughout the city. lie
leaves wife aud several children.
Mr. Robert T.. Skinner died unexpectedly
Sunday about O'Clock at the residence OF
hls mother. No. 3ii south Cherry street, III
the 2ls: year OF his age. Tho funeral took
place yesterday afternoon AZ O'Clock from
1T. Andrews Episcopal church. Rey. Pike
Powers otiiciated and the lnterment was ct
Rlyer-Vlew cemetery.
The funeral of Mir. NJ. ". Swain, who
, died at his residence. No. lG east Marshall
street. SATURDAY.. took place from the resi-
dence at +. Vi. yesterday. Deceased was
III the 10th year of his age.
Mrs. Ai.hea Martin, relict of Baylor 5.
Martin. died at her residence. 4Ol south
Pine street, yesterday morning at 25O
o'clock. She leaves three children Mrs.
James Hope, Miss Bee Martin, and Mr.
Jack Martin. The funeral wIll take place
az ) o'clock this afternoon from Pine
Stree. Baptist church. tho interment
Will be a. Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21

for the benefit IF West-View Baptist
church will come off At Grace-Street
church on the saple date-March 22d.
The old raiway-tracks connecting at tho
corner OF Ninth and Broad and running
10 the front Of the new City Hall on Broad
street has been taken up. It was used IN
hauling heavy material for the cOnstruc-
ton Of the hall.
The ambulance answered the following
cali, Yesterday: 1918 I. VI. 10 the Vulcan
lron-Works 70 white man who was cut
on the arm. He was treated and left. At
1918 =. VI. 10 206 north seventeenth street
20 q colorc9 man suffering with 1T. lie
was treated aud lett.
The Little Confed7 and Little Virginas
played game OF ball yesterday afternoon,
which resulted IN a score of q TO in favor
of the Little COnfeds. NeWtOn and Lind
say occupied the points for the vIctOrs and
Mclntire and Faunclcroy filled similar po-
sltions for the Little Virginlas.
Chief Fuller. of the Fire Department.
has received q very gratifying and compli-
mertarv letter from Mrs. John B Light
foot, secretary of the Board OF Managers
OF tne Retreat for the Sick, IN which sne
expresses tho thanks OF That body 10 the
firemen for their prompt and etficlont re-
~IJf~h upon lAt OttA.lD4 " ufu lhArJ
alarm ot. FIRE was turned IN from the Re-
treat.
General Stephen ID. Lee, commander Of
the Confederate camps of Mississippi, has
written 10 Mayor llysOn. president of tho
Jefferson Davis Monument Association,
for information regarding the removal Of
Mr. Dayis's remains 10 this city. General
Lee wishes 20 issue the necessarr orders
for tho Mississippi veterans TO take part IN
the ceremonies. Mayor EllysOu will start
for New Orleans rs soon as no can make his
arrangements tor the t-lp.
Those who were fortunate enough 10
hear DR.. Young ut Park-Piaco Methodist
church Sunday must have gone away
deeply impressed. The sermon. which was
one full of love and tenderness. was taken
from Revelations ill.,. 90 and was deliver
ed directly TO the ungOdly and incOnsls-
tent Christians. At the close Of the service
FIVE persons united with the church on
profession Of faith, aud all were cordially
invited to attend the revival services
during the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
IrALYs BANK SCANDALS.
Parliamentary Committee Report on tho
Situation.
ny Anglo-Anericon cssIo to the Dispatch.l

fBy Anelo-srnericnn csblo 70 the Dspatcn'l
ko,r. March ,0-Signor Giolltti. the
Prime Minister, pregented 70 the Chamber
of Deputies to-day tho report OF he COM
mttee appointed 70 examine into the pan
scandals. The report states that the i}anK
of sicily had exceeded ia legal note issue
bv ~. O0O. 600 Ire. The banks acceptances
amounted 20 33,000.C0O lire, consisting
mostly Of accommodation bills. It's over
due bills reached total OF l2.G00,O00 IRE;
The capitn, Of the bank had been reduceo
from ~. .O00.O11 lire to l5,400,0J0 lire.
Ghe National Italian Bank holds over
due bills amounting TO Z0.so0.000 lire: on
which q loss il expected of 100000 lire.
The note circulation of this bank was
10i. 500. GEO Ire bcyond the legal limit. 1he
cash deficit ot the Banca Romano - ~
CgO.01O lire. The Illegal excess Of its note
issue since 1898 reaches the total ot 6i.5O-.
coo lire. Over four fifths OF the bills held
by The bank have not been paid, ana the
institution holds no security for their pay
;nent. The committee recommends thht
the Bauca Romano cease IT'S business.
The Bank OF Naples holds doubtful
bills 10 the amount Of 2j.GJO.O coo lire. The
position of TINS bank, the report SAYS,
though unfortunate, u not Encouraging.
The rerort advises confidence ~ the
banks recovering vicor. Senator tainalH.
The chairman OF the COMMITTEE, sLate :
that Of the acceptances held by the BANK
and vet remaining unpaid very few bear
the names OF men IN political lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21

committees. When the reports of the
various committees were made oil OF them
favorable there Gas not a word OF dis
sent, and the utmost harmony prevailed,
so ;ar a. any word of opposition was coI.-
corned. at least. The nominations were
confirmed IN the ordinary way. without a
vote. there beng 40 objection OSered.
TGE rRorosr2 RroncANIzATIoN.
During the session there was short dis
cussion rclnting 10 tho proposed reorgani-
ZatiOn OF the elective officers of the Sen
ate, the Republicans taking occasion to let
the Democrats know the determination Of
their caucus. In casual way the Repub-
hcan leaders referred 20 the precedents.
and stated that there was no authority tor
reorganization %! the Senate nt an extra
ordinary session. gave warning of what
was due IN regard 20 parliamentary coUr-
te,v, and stated that they would not SIT
idly by and see the work Oi reorganization
prosecuted without attempting 20 stop IT,.
The matter was held IN allowance. how
ever, pcudIug tho acton OF the caucus OF
the Democrats which is 20 be held to-mOr-
row morning.
Will THERE BIT scCARmE?
Il is understood that nothing bearing
upon the proposed reorganization will bo
discussed in open session until after GD-
Other executive session sban nave Deen
hcll. Tins Will probably oe Wednesday
ot this week, Tor bY that time tho action
Of the Democratic caucus VIII be known.
~ that executive session the Republicans
will unfold - their opponents the course
they intend 20 pursue, and If the
Democrats then see lit 70 under
take the task Of rcoreanizing the
elective officers the contest VIII be
transferred 90 open sessIou. It Il under
stood that certain prominent Democrats
have seid than rather than engage III an
Uuseemly sGuabble they VIII be IN iAvor OF
permitting the present organization OF th0
senate 20 remain until Congress meets N
regular session. II there is TO ho a slrug-
81" over TINS matter y will no doubt he
prccipitated before the end OF this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
DIR. DASHIELL DEAD.
HE PASSES AWAY AT COLON, ON THE
lSThMuS OF PANAMA.
Sketch Of His Career-Birth and Educa-
tIou-His Work In Richmond-His
Tamiiy-Actiop Of Ministers.

cablegram was received yesterday
morning by Messrs. Thomas Potts d Co.
announcing the death and the burial Sat-
urday at Colon, Is.hmus OF Panama, OF
Rev. Or. Thomas Grayson Dashiell. rector
Of st. Marks church. this city. No de-
tails were given. and it is not known
whether death occurred at Colon. Tho
presumption Ia, however. that DR.. Dashiell
died at the residence of friend about
forty miles from Colon that the remains
were brought to the latter place for trans
portation 10 this country. and that it WAS
found necessary to give them temporary
interment.
he news OF the sad event spread rapid
~ through the city. and was received with
profound sorrow by all classes. Dr. Da-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
CALLERS ON CLEVELAND.
They Are Tew-iiarrity and Eensei ad-
,oftted 20 ConSultation.

WASHINGTON, Mach 2O.-There were few
callers al the White House to-day. This
was not due to am falling Of IN interest
on the par, OF oilice-seekers but to the
fact that the President reserves Monday
for work and tine reception OF such per-
sous a. he may especially desire to con-
suit. Under tins privlleged class were IN
chIded this morning Mr.. William I. Har-
ritr, chairman OF the National Democratic
Committee. and ". L. HenseI, Attorney;
General of Pennsylvania. They arrived
At the White House about IL o'clock, and
after waiting for some time in the CABINET
room were usbered into Mr. Clevelanfs
room. laeir visit was very brief, and, &C
cordlug 10 Mr. HaTrity, very pleasant. Inc
two PENNSYLVANIA politicians would say
nothing concerning their call.
Several applicants Tor Office were at tne
White House, but they did not see nr.
Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21

The Life-Insurance Company OF Virginia,
of this city. offers a ten-year 10 per cent.
investment secured by bond and mortgage
on improved real estate.
Six per cent. per annum Is payable IN
cash Ia semi-snnual instruments. guaran-
teed by the Planters National Bank; the
balance of per cent. per annura Is paya-
be at the end OF the term.
The investment Is q definite contrnct. o
pure investment. aud therefore no medical
examination.
For further information apply at homo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
coMmlssIoNeR6HIP OF PENSIONS.
Secretary Smith Proposes TO "Do Some
thing A bout Pension Claims.

WAsHIxGroN, March 2O.-lt is expected
that within the next few days the Iresl-
dent will send 10 the Senate the nomlna-
tion OF Commissioner Of Pensions and
any changes in policy Gs 10 pensions ana
questions of reorganization Will be de-
ferred until General Raums successor has
had an opportunity TO famlliarize himself
with the duties and needs OF the Office.
In the mean time Secretary Hoke smith
will continue TO sign all pension certifi-
Gates as they are presented to him.
The daily issue of pension certificates
has fallen of very little, If any. during the
present month. and no material reduction
is anticipated. 1t IS stated 10 be Secretary
Smiths firm purpose to faithfully admins
ter the pension laws as they exist, and no
ono who furnishes evidence proving his
right 10 a pension under the law wili be de-
MED full Justice. 1t is also stated, however,
on equallygood authority, that questionable
cases will be thoroughly investigated to
tho end that fraudulent and improper
claims may be reduced to minimum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21

"For several wears have been suffering
from u complication Of malaria. kidney.
and liver complaints. and dyspepsia IN its
worst form.
II began taking DR.. Greeno's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. | have used six
bottles. and now feel entirely relieved Of
all my former complaints, nnd 90 cheer
fully recommend 1t u any one who may
be ntlhcted with any Of the above trol-
bles"
Mrs. Jennie ANTHONY. who resides 40 II
Green street. Lynn. Mass, says:
Il must tell what Dr.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve rcmedv has done for me.
had terrible headaches for thirty wears.
At last they got so bad felt thar should
90 insane and made my husband promise
that he would not put me IN an asylum. [
took DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. and now | have no head
aches. sleep and eat well. am not nervous,
my kidneys are healthy, and blood pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
THE REPUBLICAN SENATORS.
Their Purpose TO Oppose the Election OF
Scpatc Onlcers.

WAsrryCroV, y. c., March 20.-The first
step, o. the Republicans Of tbe Senate,
ns q BODY. looking 90 prevention Of the
reorgnnizatiou Of the elective officers Cf
the Senate wc:e taken al a caucus hold
this morning III the office oi the Sergeant
alarms. There was a very large attend
auce. almost every Rerubllcan senator
beng present Mr.. sherman presided.
D. wa. announced that the Democratic
caucus committee which Will report 10 the
B.uocrstIc caucus TO be held tomorrow
supposed to have been at work upon a
plan lorrcorgauiZatIon OF the elective o.
fcers of the Senators. and those who spoke
said that this vas N violation Of all pTece-
dent. that the Senate bad never in Its his
tory effected such on organization 81 an eX-
ecutiye session. and that 10 Gttemptlt now
wouii bc 90 lnluTe the working force and
cause great INJURY TO public business.
There was not a dissenting voice 90 this
proposition. aul u was agreed that Mr..
sherman. chairman of the caucus. should
wait UTOn Mr.. German, who holds siml-
Jar uo,iticn IN the Democratic caucus, and
notify Mm that an attempt II reOrganlze
the senate ~ this session would he very
di-tasteful TO the Republicans. Beyond
tins formal protest, however. nothing was
decided upon.
There VIII be no opposition to the cleo
ton 81 Mr. Harris IA president Dr0 '@npore,
and Nj. NGnderSon will leave that place
without word of protest. The commit
tee CLERK, haze also been changed. as have
the committees. aud that having been ac-
c.mpllshcG the Republicans say the reor-
gaulzstlon rs complete 50 far as It can 20
a. tins session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
ANOTHER ROMAN BOMB.
Another Palace shaken TO It's founda-
tIon-ScbOdy Hurt.
BY Aaclo-American cable to the Dispatch.

fBy Anglo American ca bic TO the Dlspatch.l
Row. March 20.-A bomb was exploded
this evening ~ the entrance OF the Mari;
gonoh Palace. Tho explosion was heard
distinctly IN the centre of the city.
although the palace is in the subur bs. The
houses throughout the neighborhood Were
shaken by the shock and for 200 yards IN
every direction windows were snashed
and plaster was shaken from the ceilings.
lu the palace every window was smashed,
everything was thrown from the shcll Ives,
and much Of the furniture was broken.
1ho stones at the entrance were thrown
ont Of plnce and deep holes were driven
n the ground. Hundreds Of persons
gathered IT he entrance until q company
Of soldiers arrived and cleared the streets.
It was found that NOBODY had been IN
iured. although the damage - property
lad been consld cradle. 10 .arro,t' nave
been made and no evidence has been se-
cured as TO the identity OF the man VINO
placed the bomb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
BIRTH AND EDUCATION.

In 1866 DR.. Dashiell. with lew members
| Of 81. James church aud with the encOur-
agement OF Dr. PoterklD, started small
church IN what Is now known as ~. Phil
| lp's Colored Episcopal church. Ills work
prospered and the congregation increased.
with tho result that n few years the
present 81. Marks church, corner ot flrst
and Clay streets. wa5 built. Here DIR. )a-
shell labored with An earnestness and de-
vOtIOn which have been blessed with Great
success. ST. Marks hAs to-day a large and
growing membership.
Raw. DR.. Dashiell was born IN Prince
William county, Va. December h, 1880.
lie received lsllberal education ~ COlum-
bia College, GeOrgerOwn, wnere he gradu-
ated. subsequently, graduated from the
Episcopal Theological Seminary near Alex
andrla. and was ordained deacon there
july IL. 1854. by Bishop Meade. He went
directly TO MOcomicO church, Westmore-
land county, and Juno 10. 1855. WAS or
latncd to the priesthood by Bishop Johns.
lie continued TO labor II hls first field with
great success until January. 1869, when be
accepted the assistant rectOrship OF ~.
James church under the late Roy. Joshua
Peterkin. -. D.. and IN 1861, when Gene
raj Lee went on his West Virginia cam
paign. Or. Dashlell accompanied one OF
the regiments as chaplain.
ST. MARKS ORGANIZED.
For the past five yeas DR.. Dashlell had
been in failing health, and IN October last
he retired from the active work OF the
church. but remained its rector. with Rev.
George G. Abbitt a. assistant. His family
believed that sea voyage TO Jamaica and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
The Naronic Lost.

fBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch-l
BREMEN, March 20.-After the long-con-
tinued anxiety regarding the fate of the
Wbite-Star Line freight steamer Naronlc.
which sailed from Liverpool February llth
for New York and which has not since
been heard of, intelligence has been re-
ceived showing beyond any DOUBT that the
vessel Is lost. The British steamer Coyen-
try. Captain Wilson. from Fefnandina
February 10th, arrived at this port TO-
day and reports that at O'Clock
In the morning of March sth. when
in latitude AZ degrees north. longl-
tude 46 degrees. west, she passei a
name "Naronic." The boat was floating
Keel upward. At o'clock ia the after
noon OF the same day another life boat
from Naronie was passed.. Ihis. boat gave