Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-11-14

thr celebrate ii:mncitr, Jim Fisk, Jay
Gould's par;rer, is dead at ne home Of
his s'sicr, Mrs. McNutt, in london,
Canada.
While he Eulfre-s D3wagrr nf China
was r;ilmkiug TO eros, ihe rver before
entering Honrn an assassin attempted
20 ianr.Ir her, a"d billed an attendant
"ish spear Deiure he was cut down.
IN the divorce proceedings by which
Frederick NJ Gebh.r anl I41u.qr Geh
u'r! w"ro legally sep7r1tad, the arr a.
sioux Falls ordered Mr. cie5lI1ri to pay
his former wife 1856 and make over
70 hcr bis Now Yo.& house.
The um of (2L000 duty WIS paid
New York Oh necklace whicl COS.
$4,000 in Paris, aud which Mrs Black
attempted ~ snugsle She is tho wife
of Harr7 i Black, president Of tho
George a. Fui.cr Construction company.
Tho Duke and Duchcss Of Cornwall
aud York have arrived ~ Eugrud Al
II dinner on board tic royal yacht Vie.
toria and Albert, King Edward .odstrd
eho duke and duchess and gave n sketch
Of their tour The Duke Of Cornwall,
IN response testified to the "iutens5 and
enthusiastic loyalty shown by the people
everywhere to the king and the throne"
and also to "the deep love Of the mother
country, which was everywhere spoken
OF as home"
The doctors who made the autopsy on
the body Of Leon Czolgosz, the assassin
Of President Mckinley, issued a tech
nical statement, which concludes as fol.
lows: mo anomalies found The brain
in general Is well developed, sufficiently
marked with assures, and the lobes are
of normal proportion" The autopsy
demonstrated to tho satisfaction of the
physicians that In no way was Czol.
gosz's mental condition, except as it
might have been perverted, responsible
for the crime.
a race war started at negro camp
meeting at Billtown, La, in which nine
negroes five men, three women aud one
child) were killed, and, according TO the
dispatch, one white man is dead, an
othcr is now dvi,,,, viii hnlIa, haI.
throuoh his stomach and n third ~ Ill
wounded. Many woundednegroes man.
aged to escape. There must have been
fully 1900 shots fired The trouble be.
gan when constable with his posse
wont to serve warrant on n negro who
was running restaurant without a
license.
T., r.u.s r.
n ttoat ,i,o mo-, s'' 80 - 5.sry, : toii'
piu,s wiL1 w., ai,'.,, 100 w. -I'',llo
do.,h hno, ,ha - W. ,.;rla ~ So W
Old Pap, Colonel Cody's fayorite snddle
horse, aud Old Eagle. the star ring
morse. The mules that drew the Dead.
wood coach were also killed Only two
or three horses escaped. Colonel Cody
is deeply affected. and saws his loss i,
$50. 900. Several train hands were in.
jurcd, but no one was killed.
The London Iopcetsovsith haze omo;o,
authority to announce that the recent
rumors regarding the health of King
Edward are entirely without truth or
foundation. The Lancet further saws
the king is In good health and has mn.
,lcIgono no operation whatever.
A blno diamond s,id ~ ho ,to eoo..
NJ its hind in IN. ,Yo,.Id nassod tLranai'
tl,o Nov Yorl, c,st,n'b,n',, -.
II yeioh. ooll c,rots and ,ros an,,raisyi
Al s7o 400 IN. for,i,, y,Iro Lr -
tor,s ,n,bnr.tIcs Eronoh ~ ,,,,J,ot.r ,,,T o'a
wants 500 Ooo for tho stnno .nd tLo
nrn.ncc,,yo nnrclosor IL = ' ,so,i,i, @r .siI su0
road man, who intends it as a Christmas
present for his wife.
yho p.,ryv,youio poilro,, ,,.,..
,,iIl c,rs,rrc, ,nnoI 60, IL IL i''"y P'
10 uvo,u hr prc,t U,a..,.hoa ',T7 cnrYa 'J,,e I,'
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..I.,, -. 49, ,i,'. ,'a.t '',,' 1'9on'
..uroson ,bo I,o /, ,.,II ha,h ,h' -, ,o
.nt.rn,r..,f tnn Ln,I -, r.,'..,'i ,n0 '''' 7ys'
,uucuun so Tar attempted on this con-
Iueut, and 1t viii cost millions
Eight children. aco,mr,ried hv ,boir
.,n,,nts cndrd n t5Oo.mils r,oo y,,. 10,
m IN, Chicago p,s,onr ir.titrt, TLo
Youngsters. ranging in uro from 1 IN q
,,nr. rnmc from CoI0,ndo s,rinns
,yb,r, tl,py y,re bitt,r Inv .,,liJ 40.
Fearing nvdropholi,. tbrir n,r,nts bo-
s,p tu, l,ni, iouru,y IN bnva t,,,. ,t,l.
.n.n treated DIR 4 To,orio ,,,'o
trrtrrs ID, .dn,ui,ter tine first tre,tm,rt
Nllhm live day, of the tim, when thc |
bite was infl .cted. ravp tho first ini,c.