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Mails for south and Central America
West Indies. Etc.

"-'''N '"r , S' n"a e",ra' A"'eF'e"'
| west indies. Etc.
TrEsDAY-rb, At $50 D m for JAMAICA pcr
| s. s. Admiral DfWey' from Boston
tc) At ll.O5 p. m. for CENTRAL ASlERI-
CA texcept Costa Ricai and SOTTH PACIFIC
| PORTS her : Fir,rce rom New YORK.
| via Colon Nail t5r a ATFNfAI \ must ba di.
| recied per $ Finance
| te) A. II -o5 n IN IN PORTO RHO pa-
| L : Trapsnorf from, Nev- Vol via IN
Juan.
| Oc) At 1905 p. m. for CANPECHE. CHA
PAS. TABASC6. and YTCATAN. Der ; ;.
orizaha. nom New York, via Progress. Mail
| ior other parts o. MEAlCO must be directed
| feT s s. orlziN
| lD Al iiiu9 p m Tor NASSAU n T.. per
T. = Anill' IRON Ne" ierk. Man must De
uiIeeiea Fer $ + Antiiia.
tc Al li-u1 o. m FOR NEAlCO. per 5. $.
seneca rom NJ" ofA' VIA IamPlgo. Mail
hiia,l ne directed FER 8. s. seneca
NEiNEsDAf-tD At 1880 a. m. for NASSAU,
" r. per steamer from Miami. ria
90 Al 20 2, M Tor JAAAltA' yer 2. S.
Aoinira. sc4ty' ron fmiaqslpnia
,,0 AZ li'u' 7. ~ i9r fONCE' Pc 2. 3
"a, nm ~, - lviN Ndli ioi othrI parts OF
,I-I,s ~ "i'O must De directed Yer s. s.
~ a, ,r.o- T., popro mo,
San Juan; also CURACAO and VENEZUELA.
per s. 5, Mlfaeain2. !, ON Ne" ioIh, va ,ira-
N-li TOT - y NlI-iA ana : AhI llA,,E-
mus ne giIe'le1 IT., 8 I. Alla a,no
w AT - !. IT.. I.t Nf>>At y. r., ana
ana tHe Thpi iN't OF SAN IlAep' @ bA,
r,,, lsL :, e >'Hl4s9. rom View lg-s ......
5f ls d, 10 p W n.y. : i,,,, -
hNbs and DEAlERNRA, per 5. s. Clr.bbee,
nom Ne" loih-
iHihAl -lcl AT GO o. M Tor BERAIJ DA, per
Sc 8. iilhleau, rom Ne" = gls;
20 a. il-y' p m i.E ipl,l NJ ISLAND.
JAMAICA; sANANlLLA. CARIilAGENA. anI
l,"El l'N \, per :, s. Acne. from Ne" l.1A.
Mail for 'oSIA RIGA must bs directed Per
s.
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WALL PAPEH.


"REPUBLICANS are bound TO be defeated in No
yembcr if they pass the Porto RIcan bill, say
the Democrats. However. there's many slip
twixt the cup and the lip" Don wait until No
vember TO have us paper the rooms. Finest work
Only s. up. L. G. NOLTE, SO 9th st. No
BRANCH might
ROOMS papered, S1.7j up; work guaranteed. sam
pies brought. HUNT, 91i L st. NV. mh23-It
ROOMS papered. sl75 up; guaranteed RICH
ARD s. RYNEX. 5th and II SITS. nc. mh2l-lmo
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

- - -. $500.
ron KFNT-i.rr. mort rooms. with board: uel
census and Government Printing of1-,-
I terms reasonable Address BON go, tins Office
Ml-.-aL
coon RpARD ,ND Room 81 +iI,r.. s5-f-q ~
5f5 Isl ~ rs. ,rf,a-..,
NI'tLl p l rooms and so'- n.sfa' heat Gas
al.H '''.' ''-'' i''I "''N- 300 " ST. ""'
iHlz'-'.''1
IHR RENr-Frst floor, L6l Mas. lRf-- ote
rooms, single aud double. handsomely iurnish
cd, tf.'-,e"'s Il per ODD. +i. 100 Macs ave %"
HL-,-'t
TWO adfs1r rooms. with board G03 Mas ave
uc.. stanton square. mt2i-st.c
| DESIRABLE room and board. near Census OiHcc
400 ~ Fl. uW mi1i5J. ar
! ,-7, No. - ~
'0', ~ - a.. , ~. 49,, S,,,
;,. an, az J. ~ ''' r,,,fI5,t a
/ roP VFYr- Njc-Iy I.---,.1--d -aor7. ,,;,t, =,
y.itb1-t had. a., tsbIs to,rl-s on
rr.%S 1so9 I, :. - tot -,
-------- - = ~
FOR sALE-HISCELi'AaE
$50.
F'h N.h-E i"l'-Iapm i''ise- Apply .-l 1 q
ave. NV H--.-.-o-
FOR >,IT-Nev- .,t,iu. machine. ,f.e4p. $40 \
J. ave. uv. ml.2'-3t
100 u,ft- ,.,.t... ,,..- .s,l,.r, ,t.. SsY
'-' 'i5 a.. , ~. NO. 81,
y - ---
FOR SNE French Mate mirror 5TyIl Iu.na,
va. ~ | .i wye
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FOR sALE-HOU sEs.
EuB ~ALE-Neyy house Q rooms and bath; l2'h.
near Pa. ave. se.; snap 90 quick buyer NEW
YORK 81 NINES- BROKERS. lOJi + -. rH25-5t
TOR SALE-Nice home; Groom brick; side lot;
S'.Gu4; ouly 5000 cash and So monthly. W.
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

I
FOR RENT-Large front room. Isl floor; low rent.
SIS o st. cor, gi1 s. NV mh2,-9t
FOR RENT-A large room. furnished. on the ID
flo ao'r ,s Win private bath steam hest 10
I ----- - WI Co. ---, mn, oe
FOR RENT-Orr large front room. Including h5Il
room, furnished for light uousekeepiug; rent,
Sly- ,l' 20 - DIV. lnl'2' st
/ FOR RENT-Nioeiy-f front room, suitable
/ i.r two board il desired Ais Cd ST. H".
/ FOR RENT Secoud-,to-y front furnished room;
30 ..,es "'' gas % MoA'A' Ia ls'A st. NV
'---' ~.
LARGE mont and r,,lt nm Toor,s. 81 Is TO y 30
/ -------,,,s--
Z 81. M. to $50 p m. l0il. lst st. NV.
/ ml-g-@t.em
! FOR REM $50 Pa. ave NV, from St'5 up
Ee.h.. iui'-2-''''i
/ FOR REM Furnished or unfinished. three
rooms so'lao'e ilf housekeeping ,rPos at
P2,iTe. Hl2 ! 81. n~. m''-''''
| FOR RENT-Nicelv furnished room, with hot
waite, water heat aud all coHy'nIences Tor y. La =.
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2o)i + ST. NV. mh25-3t
FOR RENT pos,,s f,T h 4. ~, Stable. 40
nor, ,,r-,-7- - "a
az -, ~ u' Is5. ron
10 f2,I ]. large closets Us lS'h ST. NV
FIR or T-XFI-P . gi-9Ie ar IN .lIife. A. m i;
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-.
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PosToFFICE NOTICE.


WASHINGTON. D. C., POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily as changes may occur al
any time
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily and the schedules OF Blessings a5c
arranged the presumption Of their uuiuler-
rupted overland transit. For the week ending
March II. 1900. the last connecting closes VIII be
made from this Office as follows;
transatlantic Mails.
TUESDAY-(c) At 0.l5 p m for EUROPE, per
s g. New York. from New York. via SOUTH
ampton. Mail for IRELAND must be directed
per s. s. New York"
(c) At Hos p. M. for EUROPE. per s. $
Ieutonic. from New York. via Queenstown.
(c) At II ;5 p for BELGIUM direct, per
s. $. Noordiaud. from New York, via Antwerp.
Mail must be directed Per E. s. No0rdiand."
NEDNESDAl-(c) At 9:l5 p m. for FRANCE.
SWITZERLAND. ITALY SPAIN. PORTJ GAL.
TURKEY, EGYPT. and BRITISH INDIA. per
g. =. la Tourane, from New York. via HlSre
Nail for other parts OF EUROPE must be d.
teoted Per s. s Ia Touraine."
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e. Me,aba. from New York via Plymouth.
Co At Hos p. m. for NETHERLANDS. per
s. S. Sp4lwdam from Now York. via R9ttcr-
dam Mail must be directed Per z. e SpaArn-
dam"
(c) At .O5 D. m. for ITALY, per 8. s
Aller, from New York, via Naples. Mail must
be directed per S. Nler"
tc) At Hos p. N. for NORWAY direct per
5. S. Hekla, from New York via Christilnil.
Mail must be directed "Per s. s. Heka."
(c) At Hos p. III. for AZORES ISLANDS.
per S. S. Tartar Prince. from New York
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-German steamers
sailing from New York Tuesdays take Printed
Matter. etc, for GERMANY. and specially adj
dressed Printed Matter, etc, for other parts OF
EUROPE
American and White Star steamers sailing from
New York on Wednesdays. German steamers from
New York Thursdays and Cun1rd French. and
German steamers from New York on saturdays.
take Printed Matter. etc, for all countries iOr
which they are advertised to carry mails.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20

In the observance OF Good Friday IN
Cincinnati. on the 18th. thousands
climbed, for high mass, the 80 steps
10 the immaculate church" ON MI.
ADAMS, for which penance the faithful,
bN papal decree. have the same priv
ilegcs granted those who ascend the
stairs az Rome. The custom was IN
stituted by the late Archbishop Pur-
cell.
Mai. George +. Shields. surgeon u
:. ", al his own request, has been
honorably discharged from the ,oiun-
teer army. 10 take effect June 10 next.
lie is now on temporary duty in the
department of California.
The demands of the telegraph op~.
raiors on the Intercolonial Railway
Co. for recognition of the Order OF
Hallway Photographers and the gran,-
ing Of IL days holiday 10 each ope'
rator during the year, have been grant
ty the Dominion minister o. railways
and indorsed by the government.
Ii WIS officially announced. on the
ioth, that Ill cases and Sc deaths from
brbonic plague had occurred in sgd
ne\ n 8 w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20

Osgood. Ind.. ApriI ~. Jeiferson
Davis Braydcn and a man named Nor
gan got into drunken ROW over poll
ties and Brayden. who was NJ Nor
gan's house. attacked Morgan with a
knife. Morgan's wife rushed 10 his
assistance and her thumb was cut of
by Brayden. Morgan's head and face
were badly cut and long cash two
inches deep was inflicted in his side.
Brayden after a fight with Marshal
David Rick .,as arrested and taken TO
Jail al Versailles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20
ALMOST READY TO STRIKE.
Lord Roberts set spread Tar ar,,
Nide 10 catch Too tGsent-
urous Beers.

London. April ~. i:i5 n. M Lord
Roberts has spread his ne. tall .n.l
wide TO catch the ad,entureor, .,n.
mandos that have been making n,>.
ehee in the southeastern par ~ fhe
state. The net has not yet bern dfaMo
in. but at the headquarters ~ I.url
Roberts the impression exists ihA tina
power of the i,oers is decreasinu.
Daily News corresponding has iii,m
tl,,,ng 10 the southeast; a SfrnsE,rI
c.rrcsp cnient reports them Hlnl-
ror,hward; II Daily Telegraph oort
spcndcnt SAYS hat some ar .uA.
ncrth and other south; Will, 4 Siora.
ing Post representative says - lot
known what the Beers are DON.
Hocrs rhin'.inE Of Retreat.
l.,idcotIy the feeling at ! loes lon.
icin is that the dispositions o. lU.
Roberts are such a. to enable fn io
concentrate large force rapfa4 4,
ANY point. The Beers. being .N.i, y.
this, are presumed TO lac thinkae N0f.
chiefly of retreat.
Investment Of wcpc"er Ahanio".d
THE Investment of Wepcnri AZ
cording TO Il special dispatch om
I,lcemfontein. has aboslut. Soon
abandoned. according To q EriNalN
dispatch the Beers are unable NJ ~.
treat northvard. because The ifeal,l
stroagly hold all roads.
Diverse reports come from Nutai
one asserting that The Bocre haA ~.
tired beyond the Biggarsburg rn4e,
anG another saying that some ~ fhcA
are close TO Ladysmith.
Confidently. Awaits for >rn..
London waits confidently ior almost
| immediate announcement OF news IA.
Nurablc to the British.
Distrust exists. however. as fn ANS
rapid. continuous advance toward l'fr
ioriu. chiefly on account Of the lack ~,
horses. many of which die in The pa..
OF the long voyages. Letters from th.
Cape say that The threc-days jonrn,,
! ly rail is made in open trucks Than
he arrangements for feeding anu ng-
t,ring are inadequate and that ihr 0a.
| fortunate animals break down rapnl.
| ~. in consequence O, these hariships
| Despite the energy Of is nurcr'
al road the war oftrc sees mrct dih
Guilty in supplying he cnormcu~ Hunr
her of horses required
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ALL OVER THE STATE.
Events in Various Portions of In
diana Told by Wire.


Whiting, Ind, APRIL 10. The Cath
ollie church was entered and "A daring
robbery was attempted. but was frus-
irated through the Intervention of the
pastor. Rev. Charles Thielc, who hal
his suspicious aroused the previous
evening by the extraordinary devotion
of some strangers who attended the
Holy week services. They succeeded
only in capturing the poor box. and a.
many valuable vessels and Vestments
we're exposed ut this time Fathef
Thiele considers himself fortunate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20
FILIPINOS REPULSED.
They tttnat. an American Garrison
and Lose Une Hundred ara
~iN Wen.

Manila. Tuesday. April i' '''n
Young reports thai iooinsurgr ii'''
inen ana holomcn attacked the Na'tH
car garrison ~ Iatoc. rro'Eec Z"
North ilocos. yesterday. bui wfr f'
pulsed. losing 100 men. Ihr An'lf
cans had no casualties.
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WIN Prove Their charges.

81 Louis, April II. Members of the
February grand jury. VINO were sued,
Saturday. COR 100000 by supply tom-
missioner Fred G. Meier have NOT yet
pccn served with the papers in the
suit. Four OF them are quoted rs sny-
ING that they were glnd Mr.. Meier had
ilcd his suit. becfusc they would NOW
lave AZ opportunity 10 substantiate
their charges against him. They said
the, hoped for speedy trial OF the
suit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


The president. on the evening of the
nth. signed the bill regulating the
Tariff as applying 10 Puerto Rico and
providing for a civil government for
Tile island. and the measure is now a.
law.
Charles H. Allen. assistant secretary
ii the navy. will be the first civil gov
sInor OF Puerto Rico. The other APP
continents will be quickly decided
upon as the new regime begins May l..
SOY. Nllen and staff will be taken 10
Ear Juan, the capital. ON board one OF
the finest ships of the navy.
There will he no change in date az
place Of holding the Democratic ma
ticnal convention. set for Kansas City.
July 4. The subcommittee Of the Na-
tional democratic committee met tn
Kansas City committees. on the 18TH.
ana. after going over the situation
thoroughly so decided.
The First Parish church. one Of Con
lords tMass.) best-known places Of
aisioric interest, was destroyed 10y
ire on the 18th. The entire structure
was leveled. The church contained The
!; me timbers as that in which the
inst provincial congress was held u
October, 1874. of which John Hancock
was chosen president.
Advices from the seat OF war ia
South Africa tell of numerous minor
operations which would seem TO be
eading up 10 the unfolding Of a gcn-
.ral movement. Gen. Roberts army
=, being put in warm clothing and ia
oiher WAYS prepared for active work.
! IL has been demonstrated 0. latc
.hat very little credeuce is 10 be given
war reports emanating from BocT
sources. They seem 10 have adopte ed
HE Spanish method of chroniciing
themselves appear ridiculous 70 on
/ COOKERS at a distance.
Nc attention having been paid (,
he statement of grievances by tn,
.elcgraphcrs and other station em
aloyes Of the Southern railway an
A!abama Great Southern railway.
strike was precipitated on The 18th
wl.ch il was expected would result i
A complete tie-up when the strike or
Ter reached all the operators.
Charles IIerries Sims. formerly edi
tor and proprietor Of the Dayton 90.
Evening News. aud al present assist
ant director OF the department y
liberal arts for the United States. i
the Paris exposition. has been chal
lcrged 10 duel by a French new
paper man because Of alleged rchcc
tons on French diatoriness in gettin.
tie exposition ready.
The Citizens State bank OF Yste
Center. Kas.. was closed. on the 18th
by Deputy Bank Commissioners Water
man. There is heavy shortage. bu
Waterman says il may he made goo'
vlcn the board of directors and stock
hol,ers meet.
Senator Clark. Of Montana. has de
cided to make fight 30 retain hi
seat in the senate. lie has assurance
o. support from several leading demo
or; tic senator's, and he has som
friends on the republican side, nc
tstly, Hansbrough. Wolcott and Nj
so.I II Is probable that Senate
Bacon. Of Georgia, will undertake IT
management of the fight.
Capt. Edward X. IIutchins, assistan
commissary of subsistence I. :. Y
having been found disqualified TO pei
form the duties OF his rank. has bee
hcnorahly discharged from the ser,
ice Of the United States.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20

Washington. April " judy. Ad,o-
cate General Of The Navy Lcnlcy has
received communication from Pay
Director H. NJ. ncnnision. AT New
York. who II engaged in negotiating
for suitable vessel 10 carry relief
supplies for famine sufferers IN India.
H. which he informs the department
that most Of the ships suited for this
purpose IRE owned or controlled in
london. and that owing TO Tho Easter
holidays no information relative TO the
requirement Of vessel can hn oh
tanned until N opening Of the bids.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20
To Change His Name.

Lafayette. Ind. April rs. Moses
Fowler Chase. the young millionaire.
sails for Europe nest Wednesday and
his attorneys during his absence will
petition court to change his name 10
Moses FoW Ter. the name Of his grand
father. whose estate he inherited after
the death of his mother. thase's ia
Their recently arraigncd the son fer
lunacy. pending litigation over control
or the estate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20

Rushville. Ind. april 49, The wheat
crop Of Rush county for the past three
seasons has averaged each year close
TO .00O.CO0 bushels. The crop Of 1900,
II j. now estimated. viii not exceed
$1,000 TO 10000 bushels. The failure
Of the crop means q loss Of over half
million dollars To Rush county
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20

Washington. April 1.-THE p">' n
sicc nj Lake City. :. G.. has been 7"
established. and Mrs. Della y. 'al'
,vhife> appointed postmaster
was done upon petitions filed pN r'''
tically all of the white and coioft' n
;zcrs requesting the rc-estabiirh''"n'
OF IN, Office. and this lady's Appo'nN
mcnt. vhr colorrd people submit N" Z
separate petition. requesting a'r ~
pointntnt. There has been ~ l'',
office 81 Lake City since m eoNN
postmaster here was Killed ~ ''"
TWO ycni aay.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20

Bloomington. Ind. April ~. Doug
las Vaughan. manager of the Jordan
Poultry company. az Paoli. WAS fatally
wounded in duel with James Waltrip.
Il prominent farmer. AZ Todd station,
short distance south Of here. The
trouble was the result If an old
grudge. over 40 gashes We're found
upon the body Of Vaughan. Walirip
has left the county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20

For, Wayne. Ind. April rs. \ mys-
tcrious attempt to poison the family
of Rev. C. {. Cissel. OF Berry Street
NJ. f. church has developed through
the examination Of the family coffee
jar. which disclosed the presence Of
large quantities of arsenic in the cof-
fee. which vas kept in a Tin vessel in
the pantry The ease is an utter mys-
terry. as the family, so far as known.
had no enemies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20
RETIRING raoM ,L,.rn> Frc>r
The Bocrs Leaving the Vicinity 81
EIapdslaaGtc.

London. April II. specit dls
Patch from IadNS,niih. dated tpiil 30.
g:4i a. M. says:
Native scouts have just repotiec
tiiai the Beers in the Elandslaaei
district have retired beyond Beears.
berg.
Other information tends TO confirm
the report that the Hoers have ~Nr
c,cCcd in blowing mp three Important
ccilicries near Vessels ckcomplcir't
destroying fhe engine houses anl
nl.nts."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20
WORK OF CHURCH EXTENSION,
.,cs.;nI Lam truad~ Established Tor
the Extension ~ the Lsa"l''-
teal lutheran Church

York Pa. April H. Easter gii'a "l
~, eating So. Oo0.donaicd for he WotF
al church extension. were annl'u' n
here by General Secretary Rev y ~
Weber. of the board of church rN''N'
son OF the general synod Of The h'""'
c,licnl Lutheran church IN Nh'r'o'.
These gifts are in the shape " sp''"'
loan funds. just founded. ara air N
b, used exclusively in the tcrrio's
n,st of the Mississippi river.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20

indianapolis. Ind. April i6.-A col
orcd man riding a bicycle shot into
crowd Of 20 boys in West Indianapo-
lis. wounding Clarence Wort in the hip
and George Gold,r IN The thigh. Both
are seriously wounded. As the col
orcd man was passing the crowd they
began 10 chat him ana he fired. lie
then rode away.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20
Droprcd Their nooty.

Robcrtsdalc. Ind. April lG. An at
tempt was made 70 rob the poor box
in the Cornish Catholic church here.
but Rev. Father Benedict covered the
robbers with q revolver and the booty
was dropped Oh the church steps.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-04-20

Kokomo. Ind. April IL. John ".
Walker. who recently moved his fam
ily here from Kentucky. was waNlaid
and murdered lie was met on the
railroad west Of town 10y woman and
two men Walker was kicked 10 death.
dying shortly after he was carried
home He said he knew his assail-
ants. hut refused 10 give their names.
ntimating they did not live here.
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Kokomo. Ind. ,pril Vi. John
Thrailkill. a prominent farmer. while
returning from town IN = buggy was
impaled on wagon tongue by a runa-
way team that came up behind him.
The tongue struck him in the back en-
tcring he BODY. lie was horribly man
elcd. hut may recover.
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Portland. Ind. April i6.Thc large
barn on the farm Of Palmer w. IIar-
per. trustee Of Knox township. caught
fire and the building. grain. farming
implements and five horses were
burned
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North Indiana synod.

Fort Wayne. ind. april l6. The
pastors and teachers Of the northern
Indiana district Of the Missouri I.uth-
cram synod will meet in annual CONVEX
ton IN this city on Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday Of this week.
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SHIPPER PAYS STAMP TAX.
A Much Npotch Question Decided by
the supreme Court Of the
United states.

Washington. ANIL w.. The supreme
court decided The eases involving the
stamp tag as II applies To express
packages. the question involved being
whether he shipper or the carricr
shall pav the stamp charges on pack
ages rhe opiaion was handed dow II
by Justice White. and WA, favorable 10
tic ~ nra>s cNmpanirs.
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Representative Stevens, Of Minneso-
"a, has introduced bill granting adj
ditional homestead rights "a those
serving in the war with Spain or dur
my the occupation of Cuba, Puerto
Rico or the Philippines.
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Pretoria. sunday April li.--Prrsi.
dent Kruger keeps in excellent hea'ia
Gen. Botha Is here consulting Ml'i
III, government.
The members of the Iri>h-AWeriea
ambulance corps are treated ~ sncs Z
OF The government. :
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INSURGENTS SURPRISED.
Barracks in BrUEuet Prov inre.
Luxou. Broken IN.

Manila. April IL. s:55 p. NJ. capt
Iodd. with q squadron of the lhu
tayalty. recently surrounded 'iila4
in ncnquet province. and surprised -w
irs urtents. living in barracks. appar
emily recruiting center for The prov
rc,. The enemy lost - men Killed
Our troops also captured A. mrn aNN
aGrnc.i ,he village. One Am,rirln "a'
wounded.