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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-11-09
RESULT IN OTHER STATES


The latest returns from Tuesdays
election indicate that Mckinley has
carried 81 States and Bryan II.
The President has again been sue
cessful In every State which he won in
1895 except Kentucky, which has re-
turned to the Democratic column. In
addition, he has carried Kansas,
South Dakota, Utah, Washington and
Wyoming, which declared for Bryan
in 1896. His ELECTORAL vote is 2S4 and
Bryan's is 1853; McKinley's plurality,
1871, % compared with 95 in 1896.
McKinlev's estimated plurality of
the popular vote is 772,9s0. His
plurality in 1895 was 603, 514.
There have been no material
changes in the figures prepared Tues
day night on the probable complexion
of the Senate Late returns indicate
that there will be 40 Republicans, 81
Democrats and four or five Indepen-
dents. There are still five seats in
| doubt.
AS to the House the revised figures
indicate an increase of three over the
estimate of 200 Republicans published
in The Sun yesterday. Returns re-
ceived up to late last night give these
totals: Republicans, 203; Democrats,
14S; Populists. 4, and Silverites, 1.
| In Nebraska the vote is extremely
close. The Democrats claim that
Bryan has carried the State by about
900 and that the Fusionists will have
a majority in the Legislature, but al
the returns are not in. II the Fusion
lists control the Legislature Hon. Will
liam J. Bryan would probably b.
chosen United States Senator. Tn,
Republicans are claiming the State
On the face of the latest returns il
Delaware the Republicans have
majority of three in the Legislature
but the Democrats are preparing t.
contest the elections of several mem
bers who have small pluralities. !
Edward Addicks IL bending ever
effort to make the Republican plural
ty safe, and thus secure his own ele.
ton to the United States Senate. Tt
plurality in the State for Mckinley
about $500.
Latest returns from West Virgini
indicate a majority of from $1,000 t
10000 for Mckinley. The Rspubl
D cans elect solid delegation of four I
Congress and the Legislature is larg
ly Republican, assuring the re-ele
j ton of United States Senator 8.
q Elkins.
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The friends of Hon. J. F. c.. Tai
bolt need not feel badly over the vote
cast for him in this Congressional
district. He carried his own county
by 305 majority while it went for Nc
Kinley by nearly two hundred. Mr..
Talbot possess a strong personality
and owes his defeat only to the
treachery Of a few of his former pro-
fessed friends. 1t had been freely az
serted that he would receive heavy
cut in Hartford; the returns show that
he ran ahead of his ticket.
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cOLoRED SCHOOLS,

Il, J. e. Certain Abingdon.
al, Maud Smith, Clayton.
81, Della B. Washington, Edgewood.
Al, Hattie E. Howard. Aberdeen.
I-2, Clara B. Woodland, Level.
IA, John 1. Redmond, Michaelsville.
SO, Bessie F. Henson, Cole.
a. George NJ. Patterson, Webster
Is Chas. H Moore, Bel Air.
Lille Young, Asst, Bel Air.
3-3. Charlotte Elegood, Churchville.
As, Irene Ware Kalmia.
SIS. Chas c. Woodland, Benson.
Id, Gerte f. Dodson, Forest Hill.
"a, James 7. Stanley, Upper Roads.
3-4. Hattie P. Parker. The Rocks.
a., Estelle Davis, Federal Hill.
5-4, Carea.
Is, Emma Brown Berkeley.
z-5 Glovenia Cant, rklev.
SIS, Mar Johnson, Dublin.
10, H. NJ. Washington, Havre de Grace.
Florence V. Travers Asst Havre de Grace.
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a Caro- Of Thanks.

'srBR FERNS" LAUREL KooK, Nd.
We wish to thank all those ., :, ndly a.
sisted us in our late terrible affigli = and be-
reavement. Yours tRally
Mrs. A. r. MARTIN ARD FAMILY.
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Hartford county on Tuesday heard
from him from the Long Corner down
to tide water in Bush River Neck.
He is proclaiming to the whole world
that while there was a slump in
Democratic votes all over the United
States this county reversed McKin
ley's plurality in 1896 of thirteen, an
unlucky number, to the 1868, in 1900.
He is of the Bantam variety and
they are fighters too. His defiant at
titude is mathematical of the fight
that the Democrats of this county
propose to put up hereafter whenever
a Republican pokes his nose over the
breastworks. We want it distinctly
understood that we regard this victor,
in Hartford county as one of the great,
est we have ever accomplished. With
out even enough campaign funds to
hire a room for headquarters, we
licked the Republicans out of theil
boots. They had MONEY to burn and
they burnt it too. We did not even
have fifty-three-cent dollars to gel
our vote out with but they turned
out without it. 1t shows what We
can and will do when we get thorough
ly aroused. In the lowering clouds
of Bryan's overwhelming defeat ther,
shines the bright star of Harford'l
noble victory.
When the Republican leaders gathe
around the sumptious spread to b.
shortly given by Chairman Colds
borough, and recount their gloriou
victories all over Maryland, we thinI
that Harford's chair will be draped il
mourning.
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Tot
lSt Of Hartford Teachers an.
School
& Dist Name of Teacher.
IL, Elizabeth L. Meter,
@I, Julia E. Kerr,
81, Estelle Mechem,
al, Chas. A. Middendorf,
May Stevens, Asst,
ST., Floy Bostic,
81, George A. Hutton,
I'll, Ralph w. Strawbridge,
81, Clarice E. Street,,
81, Martha E. Amoss,
Io-1, w. o. Huff,
III, Bessie E. wann,
Ia, VIM. H. Pentz,
Helen M. coale, Asst,
Rosa c. Brown,
Matte S. Smith.
81. T. Marian Andrew,
81, Rubena corson,
So, Philena NJ. Hutton,
Helen G. Taylor, Asst,
60, Jessie Kenly,
Ia, Maggie c. Mcdonald,
81, Hannah S. Parker,
81, Eleanor L. Moulsdale,
Io-a, Pearl W. Bristow,
II-2, S. Susie Russell,
I7-2, Jennie NJ. Cullen,
49,, Ida V. Cain,
IA, Clara E. Smithson,
49,, Hattie Bag1ey,
49,, Virginia Reid,
I7-2, Fannie II. I.ochary,
is ?. S. J. Tammany,
I9-7, Alice 4. Smallsbeck,
Is, McHenry Mitchell,
as, Minnie V. Lee,
Ethel Curtiss, Asst,
3-3, Nellie Slye.
4-S, Blanche Chandlee,
SIS. Ella NJ. Stritehoff,
Hattie A. Poole, Asst,
Clara v. Stonebraker, Asst,
IS, Jennie Grafton,
Mollie Harkins, Asst,
IS, Ida Curtiss,
SIS, Clara Mechem,
9-3, Anna w. Lochary,
1913. Kate A. Kicker,
1I-S Jessie NJ. Hood,
1873, Earnest T. McNutt,
1873, Bessie Hitchcock,
I4-3, w. d. Maynard, Prin.,
Chas. H. McNabb, v. Prin.,
Annie E. ofley, Asst,
Lydia A. Robinson, Asst,
Blanche F. Archer,
Lena c. YanBibber,
Elizabeth Wilson
1873. Ruth Jourdan,
Ia, Chas. NJ. Norris,
Florence V. Duncan, Asst,
"a, Cynthia E. Yost,
3-4, Mary v. Phelps,
"a, Ida NJ. Johnson.
s-4, John W. Middendorf,
Ga, Lidie v. coale,
IA, Grace E. Gelletly.
So, Oscar Cunningham,
NJ. Lillian Grafton, Asst,
ga, Clara A. Tucker,
Io-4, c. Milton Wright,
IA, Helen Nelson,
Helen NJ. Lort, Asst,
1874, Maud Lowe,
ia, Sadie Wilson,
14-4, Hattie Wilson,
I5-4, Laura J. Cairnes,
Maude Ward,
I6-4, E. Florence STREET.,
I7-4, Roscoe c. Metzel,
Is-4, S. Elizabeth Cairnes,
I9-4, Annie Shane,
40, Belle Glenn,
7I-4. Grace A. Cole,
az-4, Laura V. Mason,
73-4, Hanna A. Coale,
74-4, Leila NJ. Beatty,
Is. Annie c. Healy,
as, Annie NJ. Davis,
Laura Stockman, Asst,
SIS, NJ. Blanche Chapman,
as, Phebe King,
SIS, B. F. w. McClung,
wilhelmina Roberts, Asst,
6-s, julia o. Devoe,
IS, Frank Davis,
SIS, NJ. Ellen Dwyer.
e5, Jesse c. Dilworth,
Io-5, Elizabeth NJ. Harry,
II-5, Dora Wits,
1875, Harry n. Scarborough,
1875. John B. Scarborough,
Alice J. Glackin, Asst,
I4-5, Cassie A. Lochary,
Is-s, A. F. Galbreath,
Helene A. Bradshaw. Asst,
Elizabeth S. James,
I6-5, Alice c. Eggleston,
I7-5, Alice B. Smithson,
1875. Rose Wilson,
1875, Tacy B. Matthews,
ao-S, Thomas Harkins, Cardiff,
Bessie o'Donnell, Asst,
10, Chas. T. Wright, Prin.,
Chas. T. Wilson, V. Prin.,
Matte NJ. Offley, Asst,
Sallie p. Galloway, Asst,
NJ. Nellie Barron,
Laura B. Tammany,
Elizabeth r. Reid,
Mary Gibson,
Elsie NJ. Penning, -
Josephine Wilson, I"
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-11-09
Christmas Markst.

The ladies OF Emmanuel Church will hold q
Christmas Market In the Masonic Temple ON
November 18th, 18th and 18th. Lunch and
Supper served daily. There will be on sale an
attractive display OF usefvAAn Fancy Articles,
suit&ole for Christmas presents. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
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TOtals....-... III ,524 49, 1923 1872
McKinley's plurality, 1896.
*Plurality. Majority.
Kent and Garrett partly estimated.
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Fred. Heineman,
lO4 Charles ST., North,
Baltimore.
HalerdaSher B Shirt Maker
BCSINFNS NOTICES.

BCSINFSS NOTICES.
Eight cents q Iire for the first i,ssertto
md cents a line for each stsbseq"enti'aser-
ttoH-sevea tcordS to a tt,se. No Gdoerttse-
ats,st inserted unless prepaid.
No advertisement Inserted for less than 90
cents.
~wanted.-A Boy about "A years old to
do general work about farm and stable. n A.
Whiisker Bel Air. Nd
Mr Wanted-A large active driving horse
VIII txchange smaller one and pay reason
able boot. J. H. G. Watts, Bel Air.
~wanted-A pair good Mules cheap
Hollingsworth Wheel Co.
@-Just arrived and for sale-Forty year
ling steers. H. b. Bruins, Railroad Sales
Stables, Bel Air, Md.
9-Monev to leud on mortgage. Apply to
Walter W. Preston, Attorney, Bel Air, Nd.
@-For sale-2O barrels of Cider. Apply
to Parker b. Jordan, agent, Darlington, Md,
re- For sale-One pair Mules, FIVE years
old, $500; one pair If Nr,les, twelve o. four
teen years'oid, 500. George NJ. Jewett, Glen
vile.
ES-Lost.-A red setter dog answers to the
name of Sam. Liberal reward II returned Co
Hugh Haughey, Alltbone.
~ Money to loan on mortgage In sums to
suit. Robert Archer, Attorney at Law, Bel
Air.
s~The attention Of the buying public is
calico to the advertisement in this issue of the
Baltimore Clothing House. Mr.. GetZ hiss
been long enough in Rel Air to have esFsb-
fshy,. g a., ...a'rar i,r Grst 'la.s GODS A. low
1t'o"r, "i' - t..s 20 .ssH.7 -. q N-s nG' .-
lahits!!od '.zt" sh;ch * .idr't live W t..
~ For sale and Reut--Ferms, Business
Stands, Town Lots. Money to loan. Il. A.
Whitaker, Attorney at Law, Bel Air, Mi.
- For Service-lmported Hackney
stallion Cosmo and TIottipg Stallion Brews
ter. Chss. r. Burns, BM AT. :.
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HARFORDS ROOSTER.
This rooster is not very big but
nevertheless he is capable Of doing
lot of Growing. His notes are very
penetrating too. The Republicans of
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Estray Notice.

The SeabORrd Air Line Railway
''FiOrid" and West India Short
Line" IL Positively the Shortest
Route TO Savannah, Jackson
willie, Tampa and all Flor.
Ida Points.
Double daily service and through Pullman
drawing room and buffet sleeping cars from
New York, philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton ard Richmond. Round trip winter tourist
excursion tickets are now on sale AT all princi-
Pal points 70 Jacksonville. Tampa ami ali
FLORIDA PC :. ID. Trains arrive and depart a.
fenDSy w i!ia RaIir0sd stations. for fIIrthn;
M orBlas ua cal nE ur s.sidrrS- ". - iSauc-
mHker, G'nErai Eastern Passenger Agen!,
l2O6 Bruadwak. New ork;C l.. l. ngsdurf
New England Passenger Agent, 3O6 Washing.
ton street, Boston, Mass: W. NJ Mcdonnell.
General Agent 1874 New York avenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., or the General Passenger
Agent at Portsmouth, Va.
z ST. JAIN LIS. ALLRN
NP. q. NJ. Gen. Pass. AEt.
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THE G.FRED. KRANz CO.,
100 s. III N. Charles St.,
Baltimore Ma.
Sole Agents for the following Celebrated
PA NOS:
Chickering.
Vose,
and Mehlin.
and Mehlin,
The Atlanta special.

The Atlanta special.
The route of the ATLANTA Special" IL via the
West India Short Line" with through Pull
man drawing room and buffet sleeping cars
IfromN York Philadelphia, BALTIC, Washington
and Richmond to Athens and Atlanta, where
direct connections are made in Union Depot
for Montgomery, facon, New Orleans and all
points South and southwest Trains arrive
For further inf rmstion call on or address W
c. Shoep sker, General Eastern Passenger
Agent, 1905 Broadway. New York: c. L.
Washington street. Boston. Mass.: W. N. Mo.
Council. General Agent, 1884 New York
avenue. washington. ID. c., or the General
T. u. JOHN, La. AIJKN,
v..P. Il q. N. Gen. Pses, AIT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12
ALL OVER THE STATE.
Events In Various Portions OF In.
diana Told by Wire


Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. s.--A bill Is
To be introduced in the Indiana legis-
lature this winter creating the Of
flee of state fire MARSHAL Auditor OF
state Hart is behind the proposition.
The duties OF the officer would be 10
investigate the cause of fires and fix
the responsibility. IL Is believed he
would be able to discover danger from
spontaneous combust ion in large
manufacturing concerns in season TO
save heavy losses, thus saving the in
surance companies large sums ana
thereby aid in reducing rates. The eN-
pertinent has been successful in sew
cral states.
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The statement OF the treasury Uols
ances in the general fund, exclusive
of the Si5o.ooo. 900 gold reserve in the
division OF redemption, issued on the
9Th, showed Available cash balance
Sl35.sss .os9; gold, Ssi.s3i,95l.
III, officials Of Dawson City, acting
upon instructions from the admins
traiion at OTTAWA. have decided that
gambling and kindred evils must be
closed down at once.
Il. q. Dun a. Co. reported on the 5th:
Failures for the week were POS i'm the
United States. against 1874 last year,
and c3 in Canada, against 20 last
year"
The Vernon; Legislature assembled
in Joint session AT Montpelier, on the
Ath, and Gov.-flcct W. W. Stickncy
was inaugurated.
The Italian government has sent TO
Washington a protest against the
"excessiye liberty" accorded to an
archists in the United States.
Euel 4. Fuller, d lawyer and well.
known Illinois newspaper man, died
at Joliet, ILL.,, on the 5th. aged &c
wears.
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GOOD NEWS ATPETERsoN. N. I.
An Order for Fifty-EIght Locomo-
ivcs Causes Rejoicing
Among the Mechanics.

New York, Oct. 9.-Announcemcm
that the Cooke locomotive works in
Paterson. n. j., had received an or
der for IS engines to be built for the
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. has
caused universal rejoicing among the
locomotive workers in Paterson. MS
since the closing of the Rogers works
the outlook for engine building has
been rather discouraging.
AS the locomotives are to be built
In hurry, a night and day force
will be organized. The work is to be-
gin at once, and the men have been
promised steady employment for six
months.
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Canning Ends.

Wabash. Ind. Oct s.-Northern In
diana canneries are closing the to-
mato season and the pack is beyond
all precedent. The Wells county
works have been shut down. having
put up 100000 cans of tomatoes, and
the Wabash works will close soon with
n pack of 100000 cans. The kokomo
plants will have packed an equal num-
Der each. and that M Winamac Will
run $4,000, while the Martz concern
at New Castle has $50. 900 cans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

Sioux Falls, s. d., Oct. 9.-Unitcd
States Judge Garland, in n decision
handed down here yesterday, declared
that the new state liquor law which
requires wholesalers of malt liquors
to pay a state license is void, as dis
eliminating. The decision was made
In n suit for injunction brought by a
st. Paul brewing company, whose
warehouse at Aberdeen, s. d., was
closed for refusal to pay the license
fee. The court granted an injunction
restraining the authorities from clos.
ing the warehouse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

Wabash. Ind. Oct. s.--Wab bash Will
make an effort to secure the new
Cincinnati, Richmond a Muncie rail-
road. now building between College
Corner. o.. and Muncie and which is
to be extended in a northwcsterly di-
rection TO Junction with the Chi
cago 4 Erie line. Very reasonable in
ducements are expected TO bring the
road through Wabash. striking the
Chicago & Erie al Disko. liz miles
from Chicago
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

Elwood. Ind. Oct. s.-The American
Tin Plate company arrived at an agree
ment with the engineers and bar mill
men and signed the last scales. Orders
were Immediately issued to resume
work. Two thousand men who have
been idle since June 30 go TO work. all
AZ advanced wages. The six-niill
plant at Cincinnati will be moved to
Elwood and added to the plant here.
which il @lready the largest in the
world
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Terre lIaute. Ind. Oct. s.--Eddic
McDuiiie, of Boston. and John Fisher,
Of Chicago, were to meet here in a
25-mile motor paced race, but owing
to wet track the contest was post
roncd until next Sunday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

The special grand jury investigating
the late riot at Akron. o.. reported,
on the 9Th, returning GO true bills and
lndicting As men and boys. One of
these Is Councilman George Brodt,
and another is a. a. Halter. n promi-
nent person. The city officials were
censured for allowing the mob TO as
senble. and for not dispensing it early
In the evening.
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AN AWFUL CALAMITY.
Floor COllapscs at a Religious Fcs-
tival killing Forty Pcrsons
and Injuring Many.

st. Petersburg, Oct. o.-Fivc thou
sand pilgrims assembled ~ the -.
Nikander monastery, in the porkhot
district, for religious festival. Dur
irg the night one Of the upper floors
collapsed and many of those sleeping
there fell upon those below. a pane
IVES caused by false alarm OF fire
and four men and 80 women were
crashcd to dcntlA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

Valparaiso, Ind. Oct. s.-The new
German Lutheran church al Hobart
was dedicated in the presence OF 1000
people from Hobart. Hammond VAL
paraiso and other places. The struc-
ture cost $1,000. Revs. 4. III. Schip
of Peru. and w. H. Dan. of Hammond,
conducted the services.
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Indianapolis. Ind. Oct. s.-Rev. j..
II. Ford, Methodist minister. was
stricken with paralysis while speak
ing at Greenwood, suburb. He was
taken to the residence Of Rev. Mr..
Guthrie. pastor of the church. His
condition was serious. but he did not
let his wants be known. He may re-
cover
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

Lafayette, Ind. Oct. s.-Mrs. Fran
ces W. Cougar has been granted a
divorce from Joseph a. Cougar, and
her maiden name Of Warner has been
restored. She is the daughter of the
late Charles s. Warner. banker, who
died recently leaving a large estate
Both the principals in the divorce pro-
ceedings are well known in society
circles
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Secretary of State Rose, on tie 4th,
sent about eight thousand notices TO
corporations in Illinois requesting
them to make affidavit that they are
In no manner connected with trusts
and return the aflidavits to his Office
within 80 days, under penalty of the
law, which prcscTibes a fine of not
less than $500 nor more than $4,000 for
the first offense.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

Charlottesville. Ind. Oct. s.-James
Osborn has been indicted by the grand
jury Of Montgomery county for MUIR
der in the first degree. He is accused
of killing Howard Ellis last summer.
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The census bureau. on the Sd, pub
lished the returns for the State Of
Arkansas, giving the population by
counties, townships and all incorpo-
rated towns. The population of the
state in 1900. is 1.3l1.564, as against
i,12s,179 in 1890. representing an in
crease, since 1890, of 3,365. or 1928
per cent.
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Goshen. Ind. Oct. S.--The trial of
George w. Akers and James H. Hess
has been set for the 18th inst. They
are accused of the murder OF Levi
sSpahr in a saloon fight on the night
of June T.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

Hong Kong. Oct. 9.-The town Of
San Chun is quiet and the stores have
been reopened. The rebels who at
tackled Sal Wan, near San Chun. Satur.
day, are believed to belong TO the
force OF Triads, which is proceeding
westward levying blackmail and re-
cruitiDg.
The missions in the hinterland are
safe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

Geneva. Ind. Oct s.-Eighteen or
nineteen wells have been drilled in
the new oil field opened up near New
Corydon. six or seven miles east Of
this city. and only one dry hole has
resulted from all the work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

Newbern. Ind. Oct. $. - Joseph
Fraker died at his home after an illness
of one year. lie was 81 years old, and
served in the Fifth Indiana cavalry.
He was captured during the civil war
and spent IS months in prison at An
Jacksonville and Libby.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

!arorte. Ind, Oct. s.-Mrs. +. A.
Rogers. widow Of the late DR.. Ephriam
Rogers, has made bequest Of $4,000
TO the Ruth G. Sabin home for aged
women In this city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

Valparaiso, Ind. Oct. s.-The body
Nickel Plate. tracks at Thomast on.
east OF this city. His arms were cut
or and his skull was smashed in. He
was about 40 years old and well
dressed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

Maj. John v. X. Hof, of the medical
department, has been relieved from
duty with the United States forces in
china, and ordered 10 San Francisco.
he had been designated as chief medi-
cal officer to take charge of the princi-
pal hospital in China. but. in view Of
The withdrawal of the troops, this
work is now unnecessary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

Chicago, Oct. Of. Wayland Brown,
assistant manager of the Mooney
Boland detective agency, was arrested
on his return from Virginia. charged
with completely in the case.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

Michigan City. ind. Oct. s.--Edward
Doran. chief engineer and superintend-
ent Of construc ton Of the state prison,
died suddenly Of hemorrhnge Of the
lungs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

The department of state. on the
3D., received draft for $500 from Il.
II. Warner, Jr., consul at Leipsic,
which was contributed by the Ameri-
can colony at Leipsic, German firms
and consular officers in Germany, for
recent hurricane in Texas.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

In accordance with instructions re.
eeived from the war department, Gen.
Macarthur. commanding the troops
In the Philippines, has made arrange
ments for the prompt transportation
from Taku 10 Manila of the UnAed
States forces at Tien Tsin and Pekin.
not included in the Legation guard"
60 be maintained at Pekin under the
per sonal command of Gen. Cha fee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

At Quebec, on the I'd. in the pres
ence of Sir Wilfrid Laurier and large
number Of invited guests, the corner
stone of the new bridge over the St.
Lawrence river was laid. This bridge
Will have one span tnat will be the
biggest in the world. 1t will cost S5,-
900, 900. ard is to be finished in 1904.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-10-12

The German government has re-
leased several of the large steamers
sent TO San Francisco under contract
TO transport horses 10 the German
troops in China.