Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-08-22

Salia, Cal. on charge of forgery. Tn,
checks forged are against the Visalii
Fruit and Land company.
By fire at the Oregon Livery ant
Feed Stables. in Portland, about 81
horses are supposed to have been burned
to death. The total loss is about $50. 900
The postoffice in San Mateo, Cal, wa
entered about daylight Sunday morn
ing by burglar, who blew the SAFE
open with dynamite and made good hi
escape with $3.50.
A wine cellar containing 400 GALLON
} of wine, fruit-house holding 20t
pounds OF dried fruit, and barn with
a number of farming implements. be
longing to Paul Laborde, near Middle
town. west of Redding, CAL. were de
stroyed by q fire that is thought to have
been Of inoediary origin.
The Antioch (ral.) Lumber com
pany's safe was blown open and abou
800 stolen. The thieves gained acces,
TO the Office through window. Sew
eral small steel wedges and giant capl
and fuse with bunch of cotton satu
rated with glycerin showed how the
job was done.
The preliminary examination Of Mrs
Q. A. Scholes for the murder Of A. A
Richmond, at Yakima City, July %, re
suited in Mrs. Scholes being discharged
The examination was before Justice
Taggard, at North Yakima. and ex
tended through two days. The court
was of the opinion that Mrs. Scholei
was justified in shooting Richmond, a.
he had used threats against herself and
husband.
Captain L. Alexander, the command
ing officer OF the steamer Santa Rosa
was called to the custom-house on this
arrival of the steamer at San Diego ant
found there a letter from Secretary Ly
man j. Gage of the treasury department
accompanying a gold medal in recogni
ton of his heroic conduct in saving the
life of drowning man at Port Hartford
on April 3, 1890. The medal, which
weighs fully four ounces, is inscribed
"In memory of hero.c conduct in saw
ing life from the perils of the sea-"
The body of young girl, chopped tt
| pieces and then placed IN a trunk and
buried was found eight miles south Of
seattle The trnnk Hyas discovered drr
inc tho GRADING for tho nav raceconrss
Coroper Hove sovs tbora "a NO dorht ,
nrrdor yos comm;,,ed Tho honos orl
.hoso 90 ,,or,, ,,;r, no, o,,o, "A 80,
Of 600 tho Iodv heyira ovidor,lv No.
hrr;sd ohort ,onr vaars '''-
nv = Mooro 30 60, Erano;soo ,r..
dostrorod ~, ara ~ Mahrhona uou.;; "a
sbo orrivod a, MohrLona ON tha ot,h :,
TuIv of,or yovoga of 10 davs ,rou,
ostIa With q c.rso - COL IT,
days later IL was discovered that hs,
cargo was ON fire. and dasnite all effort,
IN ouencb II the bork bpruad 10 ,be
waters edge n short distance from shore
and everything was lost.
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iheIe was enho'eu recehsiy hs Fa
9ino oio'o' |",, Sunuay 'oiosins or'
TpttIe the nrime mover in tbo nasso ge
~ tba moaspre wos the frat to braalr q
and was 6ned in corseononce Tnttl,
is tho nronrietor of n drnu store and
ON sandal nornin, sold a hairhrrsb
,b,s hoipg AGAINST tho low os onlv d,.ro'
arc allowed m bo sold on sunday
strong feeling is said to exist against
the new ordinance. No milk. ioe a,
bakery wagons are allowed TO run. and
great Inconvenience is thereby oooa.
stoned.
u,.ou w..
nv "in.ei SuaiVoia' @ IAN mneIo the
panv are situated. A flood. caused bv ,
cloudburst. SWEPT away the homo OF
Matt Korbilo. Korbilo. his wifi, and
child were swept away by the torrent I
the father and child being drownad
whilo the mother was resoued only with
the greatest difieultv. Mrs KorhiIc
was terribly bruised and received in
Juries which may prove fatal. Floodi
have caused considerable damage Il
property in various parts Of Utah.
A strange state of mixed relationshi,
was brought TO light at Petaluma Cal
when Maria Bacipalupi and Mr. RocI'
galupi of HealdsburR were granted n
license to wed. The bride was FORMERLY
the wife of the brother OF the groom
The witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. .Iosonb
Bacigalupi Of San Francisco. The wit.
ness Mrs. Bacipalupi ia n daughter n,
the bride and a niece OF the groom. The
husband OF the witness il her own fIrst
cousin. n nephew of the groom, ana
twice a nephew by marriago of ths
bride.