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FLEEING MISSIONARIES KILLED.
Five Women and Children Die on Terrible
Fifty-Day Journey to Hankow.


Ffy-Day Journey to Hankow.
Special Caol, Dsspdfeh 10 THE sun
LONDON. Aug. 20 Reports from Hankow say
that the missionaries from shens. who have
arrived there, suffered fearful hardshlps. The
women were completely worn out. They had
TO struggle. half clothed. in the hot SUM- for
twenty-seven days.
Missionary Sauders lost two children. Mrs
Cooper and Misses kioe and Houston also died
from their sunerngs along the route. Mr.
>Sauders says that their escort deserted them
The party OF fugitives pawned everything of
value they had. including the womens wedding
rings
sThe party reached Lucheng safely, but
stripped Of everything They fed south with
one donkey load OF bedding and a little silver.
Twelve miles out mob seized the donkey,
clothes and silver and destroyed everything
else. Mr. Sauders tried to hire a cart for the
women. but the mob refused to permit him to
do SO and beat them Misses Rice and Houston
died from the effects OF their injuries
On reaching Hupeh they received the kindeet
treatment from the Magistrates under orders
from the vioeroy The whole journey occupied
fifty days.
The sun., 1900-08-20
IRON HAND NOW FOR B0ERS
GEN. ROBERTS ORDERS ALI TREATED
As PRISONERS or WAR.
Cancel, His Orders Regarding Passes and
Oath. Of Neutrality -BurshersH Have Broken
Their Oaths and Robert, Bows to the De-
mands of England for sterner Methods

Spstid Cabls DtspdIeh 10 THE SUN
From THE SUNS Correspondent al Pretoria.
PRETORIA. Aug. i9.-Gen. Roberts has issued
proclamation canceling his previous order
regarding oaths OF neutrality and passes. Here
after no oaths will be taken or passes granted
and all the burshers will be regarded as pris-
oners OF war Houses in which armed Beers.
find shelter will be liable 10 razing and farms
used by the fighting burRhers will be destroyed
Damage 10 the railways will be punished by
fines on land The reasons for this action are
the lack OF appreciation shown by the Beers
and their misuse Of the lenity shown thcm
they taking advantage Of II to continue their
resistance to the British, and the continual
breaking Of the oath Of neutrality. which the
Government Of the Transvaal, It is said here
has advised tho burghcrs is not immoral.
Gen Paget has blown up with dynamite the
pass az Hornie's Mex. ten miles from here
Yesterday he drove the Boers out Of the sur
rounding district. killing four,
In the Cordua trial Yesterday Detective Gano
gave testimony rebutting the statements con-
cernlng him made by the prisoner. He denied
that he originated the plot, hut admitted that
II was his suggestion that Cordun no to Sill
verton, by which act Cordua broke his parole
The Court asked the witness his nationality.
and Gano replied that he was an American
He was attached 10 the British police force
here.
Gano'S evidence was the last Solicitor Ber-
range, in his address to the court. admitted
that the prisoner was guilty, hut he asked for
mercy. He declared that the prisoner was
the victim OF n cunninRly laid trap. which
appealed especially 10 his eccentric mind he
having been assduously innamed by drink
supplied by Gano. The solicitor thanked the
court for the privileges allowed the defence
The counsel for the prosecution will address
the court Monday.
Gen Kitchener has relieved Col Hoare who
was bcsieced by the Beers at Glands River
The besieged made magnificent defence
against tho burghers. fighting from the cover
Of ravine There were fifty casualties. most
of them being slight wounds.
The sun., 1900-08-20
RUSSIANS WIN BLOODY hattie.

Gen. Rennenkamp Csptures ChinEan Pass In
hanchuria-C Ca vairy Pursuing the Chinese.
SpeefaI Gable DSipaieh 10 THE Sun.
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. Ie,-3en. Grodck on
OF War.
-KHABARovKA. Aug. H.-Gen. Rennenkamp
sends the following from Chinsan Pass under
date OF Aug. Is: This pass has been carried after
a bloody battle. The enemy suffered heavy
reverse owing to my turning his fianks and rear
by a night movement We captured four
e7-miTlmeter Krupp guns. Details later
am proceeding with cavalry In pursuit"
The sun., 1900-08-20
SILK FAILrRE ~ PATERSON.
Gallant Bros. to 60 Into Bankruptcy The
Liabilities Placed at s438,OOO.

PATERSON, y. j., Aug. is.-The mills OF the
Gallant Bros. silk manufacturers Of this
city and Delhi. n, T., closed yesterday and tho
firm will go into bankruptcy. The weavers
we're not paid, but they we're told that they
would get their money in few days. as wages
are a first lien. The firm places it, liabilities
at sIs6 900 and It's assets at 1887 900. The assets
consist of the mills in thls city and Delhi, the
machinery, manufactured stock and raw silk
on hand. The creditors are mostly raw silk
men In New York Details will not be given
out until trustee in bankruptcy has been ap-
pointed.
TIE firm was organized In 1891 by Walter
NJ, Frederick C., Frank T.. and George II
Gallant, sons Of the Rev. Walter Gallant. pastor
OF the Emmanuel Baptist Church In this city
They were successful In business at fret and
two years ago they built large weave shed AT
Delhi IN which they employed $50 bands. They
manufactured dress silks OF the better grader.
The sun., 1900-08-20
PAPER FOR HOBOES.
First Number Of the Tourists Union Jeur
nal" Issued In sycamore, III.

SYCAMORE, Ill. Aug. 1o.-The first number
OF the Tourists' Union journal was issued here
on Saturday from the Sycamore Democrat
office, This is the first paper Of the kind that
has ever been published in the United States.
and Is TO be devoted wholly 10 the interests OF
tramps. The paper will be edited by Charles
+. Noe. organizer and head pipe" Of the Tour
lists Union No e3 The paper is made up largely
OF letters from various members. The Journdl
will be published monthly. The political
complexion Of the paper has not been decided
upon though the tendency is toward the Demo-
cratic party. but that will be- decided upon at
u convention at Britt on Aug ~.
The sun., 1900-08-20
GEORGE H. sTUDWELL A SUICIDE.
shot Himself Through tho Head Formerly q
welI-Known Leather Merchant.

George n. Studwell, a retired leather mcr-
chant Of this city, committed suicide at Iarch-
mont yesterday morning at the home OF his
son-in-law. Eugene Sanger well-known
member OF the Larchmont Yacht Club. by
shooting himself through the head with a re-
volver, Mrs. Sanger heard the shot when II
was fired about O'Clock. and going into her
fathers room found him lying on the bed He
was still alive. but unconscious. Dr. a. A
lebqrbier was sent Tor but the injured man
OF Mount Vernon was notified and took charge
OF the case,
MIR Studwel was N years old and was for
many years a prominent figure in the leather
trade In New York. He failed in 1901. and a
few yehrs later his wife died. Recently he
had suffered from a stroke Of apoplcNy. 1t *
believed that his misfort,nes impaired his
mind
The sun., 1900-08-20
"BUCK" TAYLOR DEAD.
Was shot Through the Lungs while Rough
Rider-Onc OF Buffalo BINS Men.

wAsHINGToN. Aug. 10 Buck" Taylor, who
gained a reputation as trick shot and bucking
bronco rider with Buflalo Bill's Wild West Show.
and who served in Roosevelt's Rough Riders.
died this morning at Providence Hospital
At Cabin John Bridge last night Taylor suf-
fered hemorrhage OF the lungs. tie was
taken In a half-unConscious condition 10 the
hospital, where he fingered until 10 o'clock
this morning, When In Cuba Taylor was shot
through the lungs. This wound aggravated a
pulmonary trouble from which he suffered
and induced consumption. Taylor was a
well-known figure In Washington, where he
spent several months every year.
The sun., 1900-08-20
&. W. 0LDRIBVE HURT.
The Professional water walker aud His wife
Tossed From q Bridge by a Train.

BoSroN. Aug i9.-Prof. Charles W. Oldricve
the professional waterwalkeT and his wife
we're struck by a train OF the Boston. Revere
Beach and Lynn Railroad a short distance be-
low the Point-of-Pines last night and both Of
them are now at the Lynn City Hospital. Mrs.
Oldreve having n fractured pelvis, Prof
Oldreve and his wife were walking the Pines
River bridge and had reached the centre OF the
bridge when the train that II due at the Pines Al
$50 oclock came along, The couple were struck
and thrown into the water The train was
Immediately stopped and the couple were
rescued They were taken to the Pines station
and put on train bound for Lynn. When the
train arrived nj Lynn an ambulance was waiting
to take them to the hospital
Mrs Oldrieve was suffering greatly when
she reached the hospital. Her husband escaped
with only slight injuries. although he was badly
shaken up. Al late hour they were unable
TO give a correct statement oi what happened,
although both Of them were conscious, The
fact that two trains were near that place, bound
In opposite directions probably saved them
from Instant death hs the train that struck
them was going slowly In order TO pull into the
Pines station after the other train had left.
The Day Line has special trains TO and lpQn the
csusIs and Saratoga along side The boat-NA6a
The sun., 1900-08-20
ADDICKS HAS A NEWPORT villa.
Purchases "Belyoir" which ". n. derbiit.
DR., Has Occupied for Two Years.

NEWPORT. h. J.. Aug. l9.-J. Edward Ad.
dicks of Delaware has become a permanent
summer resident Of Newport. having bought
one OF the most attractive Of its cottages. The
new home of Mr.. Addicks is "Belvoir the Glover
house on Beacon Hill which Mr. W. X. Wander
bilt. Jr. has occupied for two seasons. 1t Is
not the largest villa in Newport but 1t Is at
traCtive and III location is uns ur passed. IL
Is built OF stone and overlooks the ocean and
bay II is several years old. but modern In
it's httings and cost Mr., Glover t75. 900 to build
II is taxed for <7.5OO and besides the house
therp II a stable on the place.
Ii is said that Mr., Addcks paid about the
building price for IL.
The sun., 1900-08-20
VICTIM or THE MOB INSANE.
Charles Mitchell, Who Was Beaten on wednes.
day Night. RayinE at Bellevue.

Charles Mitchell. 27 years old of 2O3 West
Twenty-seyeuth street, is one of the negroes
who were set upon by mob OF Wednesday night
and beaten about the head Yesterday his
wife called In policeman. who summoned
an ambulance from Roosevelt Hospital. DR..
Hooker declared that Mitchell was insane
from his injuries. He was taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital and was placed In the insane pavilion
He raved constantly about the riot and begged
that he be not killed. saying that he had done
nothing wrong.
The sun., 1900-08-20
WAS 1T A FATAL FIRE?
Possibility That Several Italians We're Caught
In q Burning stable.

In a FIRE which was discovered early this
morning in a two-story frame stable at
the corner Of list street and Elton
avenue. which was occupied by Jerry Altiri. an
Italian contractor. II is feared that several Of
hi. laborers. who were in the habit OF sleeping
in the stable. may possibly have been burned to
death. II is not known that thev were burned.
but they wore missed during the FIRE.
The sun., 1900-08-20
AMERICAN WINS 0rEEN's SCARF.
Reward for Bravery Given to Trooper Chad
wick who Was In Our Navy.
spcial Cabis D,.pdtch to THE Sun.

Sprridl cable Dsspdteh to THE Sun.
From THE SUNS Correspondent at Pretoria
PRETORIA. Aug i0-Gen. Roberts has COM
frmed the award of the Queens scarf to Trooper
Chadwick Of Roberts, Horse. who WIS chosen
by the troopers ia most distinguished for
bravery. Chadwick proves TO be an American.
He was one of the boats crew who cut the cat be
at Santiago tCiAnfuegos?L
The Queen gave four scarfs to he awarded
for bravery one each for representatives
Of the Colonial troopers from Australia, New
Zealand, Canada and South Africa Africas
scarf will therefore 40 TO the United States
The sun., 1900-08-20
III PING HENa REroRTED DEAD.
wn, wounded at Peitsang Two Other Chinese
Comma nders KILLED,
!SpeciaI cable Ds'rdich 10 THE sU'

Specidl CdOf Besrdioh 10 NE sun.
SHANGHAI, Aug lo.-Gen, III Ping Heng. who
was wounded at Peit,aug. died the fol ow ng
day. Cheng Ye Lin. the comma nder. and Chang
Chung Ia. the next in command. were both
killed In the fghting before Tung Chow, where
the ali,s dlsper cd 5000 Chinese
Details of tn capture OF Pekin come in slowly.
The wires are deficient The cable from Taku
to Chefoo is not ready yet. and the line from
Chefoo to Shanghai VIII not be available for
three weeks.
The sun., 1900-08-20
THE POPEs INTEREST ~ AMERICA.
Archbishop ireland Tells Him Americans De-
sire independence for the Holy See.

!Spseta CaHs DSSpd!eh 10 THE Sun.
ROME, Aug. i9.-This was the Pope's name
day lie received number OF high Church
dignitares, including Archbishop Ireland
He asked the Archbishop what he would say
on his return to the United States. to which
the Archbishop replied, expressing sentiments
of attachment 10 the Pope. His Holiness then
asked what the feeling OF Americans was re-
gardinc the situation. Archbishop Ireland re-
sponded that the Americans desired liberty
and independence for the Holy See,
The sun., 1900-08-20
C,ar Conxratulatss Gen. Lineviteh.

Special Cd6s DsSpdieh 20 THE SUN
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug, l9.-The Oficidi Mes
serosr says that tn. Gar has sent the following
message TO Gen. Linevitch by way Of Chee 90:
81 congratulate you heartily on the rapid
capture OF Pekin. In recognition OF your we'll
earned victory bestow on you the thlrd-clasS
order Of ST. George
The sun., 1900-08-20
Feared a Mob Of Indian. Farmers.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Aug. 10 Joseph d. Keith.
charged with the murder OF Nora Kifer. was
broutht here from bonneville late last niR ht for
safekccpirg. A mob OF 800 farmers formed a
mile below Bonneville and was preparing to
storm tn jail The jail IN heavily guarded. as
tine mob threatened to march here and take the
prisoner,
The sun., 1900-08-20
THE Y4NG.rsE VALLEY REVOLT.
Not Directed Against Foreigners. who We're
Told They would lie Protected.

SpsriaI Cable Dttpdith % TIE Sun.
LONDON. Aug. 2O.-A despatch 10 the Sidnd-
ard from Shanghai dated Aug IL, saws that the
recent on tbrcak at Tatung. on the Yang-tse-
Kiang. below Aeanking-fu,r reveals a WIDESPREAD
ana important revolutionary movement in the
Yang-tse Valley which il not directed against
foreigners, because the leaders Of the outbreak
warned the foreign customs commits ioner be-
forehand assuring him that they would scripu-
lousy avoid injurinR the persons or property OF
foreigners
The sun., 1900-08-20
BADEN-POWELL CHASING DE WET.
Latter Has Appeared Twenty Miles From
PTetoria-Is Marching North.
Special cable De,pd'eh to THE SUN.

From THE SUNS Correspondent al Presra.
PREroRIA, Aug, io--Gen. De Wet has ap-
peared north Of Comman Mex twenty miles
from hero. He sent a flag OF truce to Gen.
Baden-P Powell demanding his surrender This
however. was only plan to discover the strength
OF the British force.
Gen. Bnden-Powell. seeing the r,ise and
hoping TO detan Gen, De Wet asked what
terms would be given him II he surrendered
The messenger was equally sharp and. having
learned the strength Of the garrison, returned
TO Gen. De Wet. who at once resumed his march
northward without the formallty Of sending
his terms to the British. Gen. Baden-Powell
Ia following him.
The sun., 1900-08-20

sp'cidI Cabs Ds'pdteh 10 THE SUN
LONDON. Aug ?0.-The Chronicle says tina the
will OF the late Baron Russell Of Killowen. Lord
Chief Justice OF England. only comprises a few
lines IL WAS executed during the last week OF
his life He left every thing TO his widow. who
Is the sole executrr.
The sun., 1900-08-20
Pari. Pleased over De vets Escape.
.sp,ciasC able ns,raieh TO TEE srX.

'P'iHN' "N' '''s N'h' ." A'A' SN'''
PARIS. Aug i9-Much satisfaction is eX-
pres. ed here over the fact that the Boer General
De Wet has outmanpuvred Gems. Kitchener
and Methuen and effected his escape from the
largely superior force that was attempting to
capture him.
The sun., 1900-08-20
BOMBAY INFANTRY AT SHANGHAI
Troops Being Landed There Slowly So ss Not
TO Alarm the Chinese.
Special Cant Dsspateh 20 THR suN.

Special Cable Dvpdteh 10 THR SUN
LONDON. Aug. ia despatch 10 the Central
News from Shanghai says that the Bombay
Infantry have landed and gone into camp.
The remainder of the Indian troops are still
aboard the transports of Woosung. They
win be landed gradually so as not TO alarm
the Chinese
The sun., 1900-08-20
France Honor. Her Minister to PeLin.

Special cable DeIpGith 10 THE SUN.
PARIS, Aug. lo.-Concurrenuy with the news
OF the entry OF the allies irto Pckin VI. Pichon.
the French Minister TO China. was nominated q
Commander OF the Legion Of Honor.
The sun., 1900-08-20
DIR. FRANKLIN BOOTH DIES.

His Legs Were Cut on by n Trolley Car at
Eimhurst, l.. L., on Saturday Night.
Dr. Franklin Booth, member of the Board OF
Health of Queens who was knocked down by a
trolley car in Elmhurst. L. l.. on Saturday
night and lost both his legs IN consequence.
died last night in st. Johns Hospital His son
was with him at the time OF his death Dr.
Booth was 6S years old
The sun., 1900-08-20
Shot and Killed HI, Father

wYMoRR. Neb, Aug. ia-James Burnham. n
newspaper CORES 20 ndent. shot and killed Capt
jaime pRurnham. his father. to-day. A dispute
over money caused the shooting
The sun., 1900-08-20
FOR A DIPLonATIc CONFERENCE.
Proposal for One May Come From the French
Foreign Minister.

Special Gable Dopdteh 10 THE SUN.
BHUssKIs, Aug. is.-The Paris correspon ndent
Of the Etoils BelOs says IL Is reported that NJ
Deloasse. French Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Is considering the question Of proposing an
International diplomatic conference to be held
In Paris with the view 70 securing military
and diplomatic unity between the Powers in
China.
The sun., 1900-08-20
Chicago and Return sIs.O0

via LacSawanna Railroad Tickets good going Aug,
IS, 2b and "a Return limit Aug 81 or paying soc
extra. Sept s0.-AdL
The sun., 1900-08-20
A New Train TO CHICAGO

Mioo bo,s Central Leaves Grand Central Sta
&s,slS. ~. arrives Chicago 400 p. NJ nsIt day.
paIof and dining caTS-AdG
The sun., 1900-08-20

Th. Day Line has special trains to ana 60n the
Caukilis and Saratoga along side the boat-,A1a
The sun., 1900-08-20

Poiandi Poland! Poland! Polandi
The purest natural spring water In the world Ia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-02-02

The nineteenth anniversary OF
society OF Christian Endeavor viii
be observed at the Trinity church
Feb. ith. A joint prayer meetl.
Of the senior aud junior Endeavorer-
will form the morning services, the
program of which l. a follows:
; O'clock, A. N.
ropic-Things that endure-Mat-
thew ~ -.
Praise God from Whom all blessings
flow.
Scripture reading and prayer
Leader
Book OF Matthev-Bessie Hunter
Quotations from Matthew-Mem
ber-.
Sentence PRAYER.
Recitation--B Barbara Eifert.
-electi0ns On lesson Senior Mem
bers.
selections on lesson-Junior Mem
bers.
Blest he the Tie that Binds.
Benedicfion.
The evening program. given by
be Seniors. i "a fellows:
100 O'CLOCK. P. "
onward Christian Soldiers
scripture reading and PA. err
Leader.
lnthen Asst AIMED OF J { sus-
Choir.
idiress-Our Annual Festival
Anna Hunter
Vocal ; plo-rhere's a sigh in the
Heart Merl- G,e-n.
The fir Christian Enieavor-En
ma L Joseph.
I'd .re---rhe Tenth LegiOn-R
VI Mllhurn
Vocal Du-t-WhiSpering Hope
Anna Wuchner aud Lena Joseph
The QIies HDur-Olgs Baettner.
Christian End-avor in Foreign
Land--Flora Traylsr.
Anthem-Riche~t BleS>ineS-Choir
Bible Observation-Disclosures
Report Of the "a. Gus committees
Army Of Endeavor.
Be- nedictIon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-02-02
Real Estate Transfers

For Jan. 1900. continued from III
page. embracing all the transfers IN the
Recorders office for the month
Elizabeth Weber. Il al. to Allie X.
Cox, partition decree.
,reo. Weber, guardian. ~ Allie r.
Cox Us acres IN acc "a, { n. }, $50.
Vim. y. k0erner 10 susan Carter ~
acres in -ec l.t3s.r3. s2s.
Chas. J. Betz to Mary T.. Be:z lct ~,
Jasper, 500.
John ;. Borden to Herman r. Koer-
ner , acres in sec y. 2s. 3, slcp.
Natilaa VI. Ahrens. ct al. to Hermanis
klingelhoefer >, acres in sec -. :, !
3. $1,000.
Hermania kingelhoefer. ct a.. IL
Amelia Wi-sner ~ acres in sec -, : :,
n ). o. ,Oo0-
Matilda VI. Ahrsns. IT al to Conrad
splitter IS acres in secs ~ & 30. :, !
IS, $1,000.
Hermania Klingelhoefer. e, al. 70
Matilda VI. Ahren- 95 acres in sec -, I
s,r5. 5000.
Rosa Egg. ct al. TO Rosa Ke;zner ~
lot n, Knndeck's "A add Jasper. $3.50.
Emil H-iirchs sub-iiv. city ~ Hunt.
sngbgrg in &C A.t2-
Geo. Eeigei ~ Cstharine WtnnIn :
Al 80 ares in SCI 50. : mrs. $500.
jos. Fier~t 70 Helen u LerHinz pi lOI
u, Bohnert's add Jasper. 80.
John r.. JcFall. guardian. TO Andrew
r. Robertson % acrv- in sec II. 3 8, =
3, sI33.S3.
J. J. Cunningham. aim'r 81 Ounce
Hobbs, to Andres Y. Robertson, "a acres
In sec IL, Sc, r3, tss6.67.
Alb. G. Harrison 10 solomon W. Clapp
3 acres in &c -, n,Y3. $40.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-02-02
WEDpIxG Barney B. Davis,

WEDDING.-Mr Barney B. Davis,
VIII formerly held case in the
CoURIERo flee. and j. generally a
good all rpuri genial g-ntlr MAJ.
and Miss Maggie kunkel. he YER
satile AMI handsome proprietor a
the millinery establishment, on the
square. are 10 be mari, "A next Wee.
nesiay at - Joseph's church.
The COURIER joins host Of irIend-
in wishes Of good luck, and tha'
the union may result in many
beautiful flowers Of Eden-not ar
tlticial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-02-02

The truth OF the 1bOve scripture
ayeruenr was shOckingly exempll
fed on Tuesday bv the assassination
OF VIZ Go@OeI, who recently mad
An unsuccessful race for Governor o
the State Of Kentucky, and whlcf
be vas trying to reverse by tricSery
force and perjury. A he vas walk
ing up TO the cap.trl at Frankiort-
XIV. Z, attend the Senate. ne VI.
shot by some unknosn person, witt
. Winchester ride, the ball enterin.
MS right side Just anose tn" nipple,
and coming out al the back h.
fell on the pave -nent. supported ov
his friend Jack CHM He wi
haze but little sympathy from right
Thinking. IibertyIoving Persons.
though all will depre.at- and con
denim an assassination Of anyone
IT. cOwardly-
The shooting caused great excite
m-1s all through the stat Parti-
san. Of both sides rushed 20 Frank
fort in zreai numbers. Gov. Taylor
called the state guard TO assemble
there 10 preserve the peace AMI
maintain las aud order, and tn
little CITY is crowded with hostile
men and state troops What tn
eventual re-ul. sill De no OF
knows. II some excited person
should start a light there may o.
hundr. a. Of persons killed OF
wounded
Goeb.l was living Wednesday
morning, but with chances against
him aud sinking slowly, surround
ei oy his friends and partlsans-
The WIDOW Of the man he slew l.
diving daily. n crazy inmate Of
the kentucky Iasans II 'spital,
shere she was taksn a few hours
af.er ne killed her husband. The
mills Of the Gods grind slow, but
they grind exceeding fine"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-02-02

Notice i hereby given that the Demo
cratic Central Committee OF DUBOIS Co.
IntiAna- xill mees AZ Jasper, Ind, on
SATURDAY.. February 3. 1900. at 10 O'Clock
a. m. for the p1rpo<e Of setting The time
and place Of holding the County Con
venriOa AMI the variOas Township Con
venriOas. AMI adopting uniform rule'
and rsx1IxtiOns for conducting the same
and To- the further purprse OF adopting
any AMI AL rules tJr conducting th'
campaign q 1900 that nav come bsfors
said meeting
All Democrats Of the county are IN
vi-ei 10 attend
csc r. WILSON. Chairman
JcHS T. Mccall Secretary
January 33-lslo.