The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-05-12

1ltrrklu Courier.
q. noA>E. Publisher
Brig. Gen. Thomas NJ. Anderson. who
has returned recently from the ihi-
ippines. has been assigned 20 the COM
nand Of the department of the lakes
s
In Is expected that those volunteers
who have remained nj the front after
,hsir term of enlistment had expired
will be rewarded with medals In honor
OF their patriotic services.
Rev. Vincent Barynski. pastor OF the
ST stanilaus Catholic church. in Chi
cnro. said TO IL the largest Polish con-
pregation in the world outside OF Nar-
SAW, died, on the I'd, OF pneumonia
The Dltcl SlattS SAiAN-A'N 49, - -
lie lst. decided ease which has the
.n.ct of barring judges from partici-
Mating in proceedings in courts OF APP
real who have dealt with the same III
the lower courts.
The second conference, held on the
81. between Gen. Otis and the Filipino
emissaries, Col. Manuel Arglelles anu
Lieut.. Jose Hernal, terminated WIN
out any definite results looking to the
restoration OF peace.
Representative Farris. OF INDIANA
on the 2d. invited the president 10 at
tend general soldiers reunion al Ter
re Haute, May 20 The presideh'
promised to take the invitation under
consideration and give his reply later.
Mrs. Joanna Devcrne, widow, OF
wears old, was burned TO death IN lre
which destroyed her house at Cortland
\ y. on the Sd. She was rescued IRON
the burning building once, but re-
turned to secure valuable papers ane
persisted
Admiral Montojo, Capt sastao an'
Generals Toral. Jaudenes and PareJa
ali concerned in the defeat and capiiu
lations at Manila, Cavite and Santiago
and who are TO be tried 10y court-inaI
tal. remain vigorously confined IN Ia
military prison.
brighten. George W. Davis had
hral consultation with Acting Secrt
tarv Of War Meiklejohn and Adjt.-GeI
Ccrbin. on the lst. previous TO his de
rarture for Porto Rico. where he r.
lieves Gen. Henry as commander
that department and governor genera
cf the island
Col. Arruelles had another COME
encs with Gen. Otis, on the I'd, ana r
p.ated the wish of Luna and Agulna
% that hostilities cease until the y
live congress could ascertain Il
wishes Of the people. lie was told IN
no terms but unconditional surrend
could lie considered.
The trial of Hermann, III. null
murderer. charged with the murder
his three wives. whose bodies he v
said to have walled up in cellar, W
ccEcluded at Breslau on the I'd.
was convicted Of manslaughter. al
s.rtenced 10 Is wears imprisonme
and ten years loss Of civil rights
The state department received a lol
report. on the LIST, by cable from Ire
nent Schurman OF the Philippine COZ
mission of the conference that "
held at Manila, on the goth. betwe
the members of the commission a
the representatives Of Aguinaldo. I
tex, Of the dispatch was not made pt
lie.
The congress of the Argentine
public opened on the LIST. in his m
sage. President Eocas said that a :
Element is in prospect Of the terri
RAJ question, under which peace
he assured. and the government e
bl.a to develop the resources OF
country and promote the colonizat
OF Patagonia.
When the first detachment of re
lar troops arrived AT Naruher' lud
on the ed. the striking and riot
union miners from Canyon or
threatened TO ''wipe them out BET
endorsements could arrive. -
armed non-union men took deci
stand In defense Of the soldiers,
uouble was averted.
According TO DIR. ii. W. Wiley, c
chemist of the United States del
ment of agriculture, who was Gale
the stand. on the Sd. TO testify he
the senatorial pure food investiga
committee, in session in Chicago,
o. per cent. of the articles OF food
dr;nk manufactured and used in