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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Commissioner Janney, Of Ogdens-
burg, y. Y, ordered the deportation
of II Cinnamon for having unlawfully
entered the country. Appeals are be-
ing fled in each case. Forty-tive Chr
namen are now ia the county jail
there awaiting the action of the
higher court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Richmond. Ind. Jan. 6.--Rev y. Gil
lam. 81 years old, widely-known
Methodist preacher, died at his home
IN this city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

The British war office, on the 3oth
received dispatch from Lord kitch-
ener, dated Johannesburg, saying
that the British prisoners captured
when the Beers successfully rushed
Col. Tirman's camp at Zeefontein,
December %. have been liberated and
returned to bethlehem.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Lord Kitchener cabled the governor
general 81 Canada. on the 81, accept
ing the offer of five Canadian nurses
for south Africa. Lord hltcheher
esked that some scouts be sent along
with the contingent which Is no"
being organized.
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WeekluCourier.
G. DOANE. Publisher.
JASPER. INDIANA

Gen. Bruce Hamilton, on the Sd,
captured another Boer laager ana ::
prisoners on the Swaziland border.
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than either tariff reform or federal

than either tariff reform or federal
amendment"
The Times, I'm an editorial article.
says 1T would be Interesting 10
kn,w what considerations President
Roosevelt pressed upon Mr. Mitchell In
tie final interview They have been
weighty ones 10 compel what Is really
an unconditional surrender and 10 con-
WAGE Mr.. Mitchell that his game was
hopeless.
I'm a most quiet and unobtruslye
Mariner the president has done big
and entirely new thing. We are Wit
ness ing not merely the ending Of lhe
coal strike, but the definite entry OF Il
Powerful government upon a noti
sphere Of operation. President Roose-
ypu did not assume his task az an
amateur mediator He aid not eu,,r
Upon II without counting the cost or
without the support Of conviction Wl
ideas far out-running the ostensihlo
subject matter of his action. His per-
sunal prestige aud reputation are enOr.
mOugly enhanced By the immediate
pulhc service he has rendered and
they viii be immeasurably enhanced
when the American people grasp, as
lhcy rapidly viii. the far larger Issues
involved in his striking departure from
precedent
Then. referring TO the danger Of
trusts the article concludes with thesa
words. Let the Americans stick to
their president and strengthen his
lands n there rs any man who can
show them the way out Of the d0nfc.'
tLlattnlng them that man is Roose'
volt 90
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THE PRESIDENTS TRIUMPH
London Papers Bestow Great Praise
On Mr.. Roosevelt.

London, oct 1.-THE presidents
triumph" is the subject Of long dis
patches and editorial articles in all
lhe morning papers, and IN some cases
concentrations are also extended 10
J. T.. Morgan. The opinion expressed
is d measure Of the relief felt In Eng
land.
1he STANDARD says: British con-
nuaers have more than an altruistic
interest in the sediment OF the strike
for had il lasted another month tie
cost Of coal might have arisen here 10
an inwelcome figure
The Daily News and the Daily
Chronicle contend that President
,oosevelts action is a great lesson for
British statesmen.
The Daily Telegraph says "Ameri-
can trades unionism by securing a
reference TO arbitration has achieved
4 precedent which may be far reaching,
lor IL suggests unmistakably that the
pread OF labor organization across the
Atlantic may prove 10 be a more rapid
fnd powerful check upon the trusts
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COAL PRODUCTION IN 1901,
United States Now Leads the World
In Coal Mining.

washington, oct 1.-THE United
States geological survey estimates the
worlds production Of coal in 1901 at
S66.l65.14O short tons, The three great
coal producing countries Of the world
are the United states, Great Britain
and Germany. ustro-Hungary comes
fourth France fifth, Belgium sixth and
Russia seventh. The last country, not
withstanding its vast areas, produces
only about per cent as much coal as
the United States.
Prior TO 1899 Great Britain led among
the worlds coal producers, but during
1889. 1900 and 1901 the United states has
made such remarkable increases IN coal
production due principally TO the un.
precedented activity In the iron ana
steel and In other metal trades, that II
now stands far in the lead Of all COM
petitors, with a production IN 1871 eN-
ceedlng that OF Great Britain by 4Is65'.
93S short tons or 10 per cent
Up to the close Of 1900 the coal pro-
duction Of Great Britain and her col
onles. taken together, stlll exceeded
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WHOLESALE MURDER
Archie WOodin Kills His Niie's
Parents and Daughter.

Mount Pleasant. Mich, oct 10
Archie Woodin, % years old, Is under
arrest here charged with the murder
Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Gulck, his
wifes parents and the prisoner
lS-months-old daughter by shooting.
Wo0din was oyeloWcred just as he
turned the weapon upon himself ana
inflicted % wound that is not expected
to prove fatal
He visited the courthouse this morn
ing about o'clock and looked over the
papers In a suit for divorce which his
wife had instituted oct no. From there
he went directly Ia lshoU's hardware
store, where ne purchased revolver.
lie then rode by bicycle To the Gulick
farm and killed Mn and Mrs Gulick.
Mfr. Gulick was shot twice, once above
the heart and once IN the right side,
and was instantly Killed,
Mrs. Gulick was sitting IN rocking
chair. Woodln shot her IN the throat.
She ran into the kitchen ana toll upon
her back. Wooden followed and empued
three chambers Of his revolver into her
breast. killing her
The murderer then dashed m0dly TO
his mothers home, six miles away. He
rode his wheel for one mile, then, tear
ing off his coat and throwing II with
his wheel into n fence corner ran d
mile and a half through the fields. He
made the last four miles on a borrowed
horse.
Passing the time Of day with a group
Of apple-pickers on his mothers farm
he entered the house as though nothing
unusual had happened and, picking up
his little girl carried her into an empty
room and shot ana Killed her.
The young mother until Sept &C. had
the baby wit her at the farm Of Ell
Ferris, whore she had obtained employ
mcnt but the father then took 1t 10
his mother on the promise that he
would soon return It. Woodin's wife
was Miss Anna ". Guick, and they
were married March %. 1900 WoodIn
was a soldier I'm the Cuban war.
At the fail he refused 10 talk oyceut
to express regret that he failed TO Kill
himself. lie was laboring under the I'M
preston that his wife's parents had
caused the divorce proceedings. though
his wife's bin Of complaint charged per-
sonal violence
Some time ago Woodin and his wife
had some words mad he struck her. She
LEFT him and went TO the home Of her
parents and then to the farm OF Eli
Ferris, as stated.
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MERIT MAX Es III FAMOUS.
The Only Remedy Ia the World, Er-
cept Surgical Operation, That
VIII Certainly Cure Any
Form of Piles.

The study Of physicians, the experi-
ments Of chemists the loudly adyer-
Used pretensions Of quacks, have been
for years expended IN one direction; TO
md a pile cure that would cure.
The results have been n number Of
harmless and I'm most cases useless ONT
nents. suppositories and even Internal
remedies, which the public have weigh
Cd IN the balance Of experience and
found wanting. nearly all OF them gave
some relief, but nothing approaching
radical cure resulted from these pre-
larati0ns.
The remedy required Is one which viii
Immediately stop the pain so severe in
many cases of piles and then by con"
tracing the small blood vessels (capil-
laIiesl To- their normal size produces a
radical cure by reducing aud finally abb
e1rbing the tumors and healing the in
Named raw mucous surfaces
Until few years ago no such remedy
had been produced but az that time
ruppository was placed upon the mar
het which has since proven itself 10 be
the long sought permanent cure for This
common and distressing trouble II has
rapidly become famous throughout thu
United States and Canada. and Is uOT
eold 10y an druggists under the name Of
Pyramid Pile cure.
II is now the best known. because It's
merit and safety have advertised II
wherever used. It has been advertised
y word OF mouth from one sufferer 10
another people who have tried evety-
hing else, even submitting 90 painful
and dangerous surgical operations
without avail have finally found Thar
piles can be cured without pain and
without expense practically. as the
Pyramid Pile cure IS sold for the nom
Inal price Of 80 cents and 81 per pack
age.
The Pyramid instantly stops all pain
and at the same time contains no co.
came morphine or narcotics the acids
and healing properties contained In the
remedy speedily remove. cause a
healthful. natural contraction ana alb.
aoption Of the tumors, II WIN cure
any form Of rectal trouble except can
GER and advanced hstua, which, by the
way nearly always result from neglect
ing proper and timely treatment 10"
piles
A book on cause and cure Of piles
sent free by addressing Pyramid Drug
c., Marshall, Mich.
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been left to the discretion Of the COM
mission as suggested by Mr., Mitchell 3
proposition, while other officials SAD
,ney knew nothing ABOUT IT,
President Mitchell for some reason
did not care 10 discuss any feature or
the arbitration agreement while the
matter was still in the hands Of the
miners.
If the plans of the strike leaders are
not disarranged general resumption
" mining will take place about next
Thursday. II is expected the conven'
ion will last two days and that there
win be an interval Of one day from the
time the convention adjourns until the
time set for the men to go back to the
mines. If the convention should be In
session on Wednesday It Is probable re-
sumption would not take place until
Friday.
There will not be enough work at first
for all the strikers, as 1t Is the inten-
lion Of the COMPANIES not TO dismiss
non-unon men who have stood by them
during the strike. The organization
will take care Of such other men as are
unable TO find work. II Is estimated
that all the strikers win not find work
until two or three months have elapsed.
This is due to the condition OF the
mines. Some Of them are wholly or
partially flooded and others need re-
pairing.
II was a lively day around strike
headquarters From early In the
morning until after the announcement
was made that a convention would be
called a crowd was congregated at the
place. Mr. Mitchell spent an extreme
lv busy day. In the morning he had
many callers, who came TO congratu-
late him. and In the afternoon he was
engaged with the three district boards,
Telegrams OF congratulation from all
parts OF the country came 70 the leader
OF the miners during the day.
The coal companies, anticipating the
ending Of the strike next week, are
busily engaged In preparing for re-
sumption. Tens Of thousands Of coal
cars-are in the regions ready FOR load
ing. and extra efforts will be made In
moving them to the large distributing
centers once mining is resumed II Is
estimated that more than goo OF the 35O
collierles will be In operation by the
end of next week and viii produce
enough coal to relieve the situation. An
authority IN coal mining said today
that the coal companies, as q result
Of the strike, are SO,OO00OO Of tons be-
hind.
President Mitchell has notified Presi-
dent Roosevelt Of the acceptance OF the
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REGISTRATION ~ PORTO RICO
II IL Declared 10 Have Been q Com
plete Farce.

San JuGn, y r., oct. 1.-THE cleo.
ton registrations have been com
plete farce, The Federals were shut
out In a majority Of the precincts OF
the island. due to an order Of the ex-
ecutlve councils placing a majority OF
Republicans on each board. At Nieques
eight insular policemen guarded the
booth and no Federals We're admit,e !
and none registered. In many towns
there have been no Federal registra %
lions, and In consequence In several,
In addition to Cayey, the Federals for
mally retired from the elections.
In order 10 remedy this the super
visor Of elections allowed an extra
registration day yesterday but with
the same results Although instrus
tions were wired TO all the Federals
they were uniformaly dlsregarded.
Wherever Federals attempted 10 regis
ter there was more or less disorder
Shooting affrays occurred at Aqua
dina, COrozel. Vieques and Mayaguez
Some persons We're wounded. but there
We're no fatalities. Wholesale arrests
Of Federalists were made and protests
and charges have been filed.
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storage Battery Combination,

New York. oct. l7--It has just been
learned says the Herald, that another
international combination has been
formed in the storage battery business,
which practically controls the patents
and manufacture Of storage batteries
in this country, Highland and on the
continent. The deal was accomplished
il Is said by New York dnanclers. who
visited London recently TO settle the
tobacco war. 1t was accomplished by
the purchase Of the English company
controlling the manufacture Of storage
batteries, as well as the ownership OF
certain patents which hold good not
only in the British isles but in the
leading countries Of Europe.
It is said to be the intention OF the
new interests to begin process OF de-
velopment work abroad, which will go
hand in hand with the manufacture OF
electrical machinery, In England, In
particular, and in Germany there Is
believed to be a great field for develop.
ment work in the storage battery The
machinery end of the enterprise viii be
looked after by a Massachusetts, cleo
trical manufacturing company.
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Who commi..ioncr waikin' l.,

Scranton. Pa. oct i6.-Thomas IT,.
Watkins the member Of the presidents
coal commission whose appointment
was due 10 his knowledge Of the coal
mining business, was formerly Of the
firm OF Simpson & Watkins Of which
&, ID. Simpson was the senior member
Mr.. watkins was born In West Pitt
ton a. years ago but has lived IN Scran-
Ton for the Last - years. About four
wears ago Simpson e. Watkins sold
their coal Interests TO the Temple Iron
compant. Since then Mr. Watkins has
not been actively connected with the
anthracite business. lie Is rcputed to
be a millionaire. and Is largely inter-
ested I'm the Mexican Central and Ala
mo Gordo & Northern Railroad COM
panies lie also has extensive lumber
interests IN the south and mining In
terasis in the west His business rela-
lions are still connected with G. n.
simpson. who Is q director Of the Mex
lean Central railroad.
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To Use the susquchanna for Power.

New York. oct 11-Engineers have
been investigating the possibility Of
using the Susquehanna river FOR the de-
velopmcnt Of great electrical power. as
Is done az Niagara, and have reported
favorably, says a Baltimore, Nd, dis
patch to the Times Plans for the work
have been completed with the exception
Of certain details OF hydraulic engineer
ing. Il IL proposed 20 furnish light and
power 10 Baltimore and many towns IN
the northern part Of the state between
this city and the river and also Elkton,
Wilmington, DEL and other points east
Of the river.
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CANADIAN LUMBER TRADE.
Export Duty Drives American Mills
Across the Line,

Washington, oct, l6.--ln the course
Of a few months, the export duty Ola
lumber imposed by the government Of
British Columbia has resulted IN drly-
ing number Of American sawmill-
across the line and largely prosperine
the Canadian lumber trade a short
report 10 the state department from
United states Consul Dudley at Van
couver sums up the workings Of The
new law % that effect He says the
shingles produced I'm Canada go into
the United States Notwithstanding the
COCO men at work in the mills and log
ging camps. although the wages offered
are lower than on the American side.
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Newcastle, Pa, oct. lev. r, Wal
ters a farmer Of Union township, tell
a story tonight strongly corroborated
by his wife. which n substantlated VIII
prove a complete alibi for Frank Fields,
in iail here charged with the murder
OF city Treasurer John EleVlns' VINO
was found dead one night IN January
1899. Walters claims that Jutson
Fields. the half-brother Of the prisoner
who. II Is alleged made a dying state
ment duplicating himself and the pris-
oner I'm the murder was employed by
him on his farm, and that on the night
OF the murder neither Judson Fields
nor himself left the farmhouse, and
that they knew nothing Of the murder
until they arrived IN Newcastle next
morning.
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that Of the United States the excess
in 1900 being S.36SS25 short tcOs but
the enormous output Of the coal min $
Of this country last year exceeded by
about 10000 900 short tons the entire
output of Great Britain and her de-
Tendencies, including India and the
Transyaal.
OF the output in 1901 the United
States produced 1886 per cent. Greal
Britain and her dependencies produce
30. Sc per cent. and Germany l642 pc
cent or combined Si,l4 per cent Of the
total production.
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TWO ROBBERS IDENTIFIED.
Were Engaged In Assault on Ola
Men NeaCh.

Cleveland. O.. oct Naturalization
was made today by the local police Of
two of the men implicated In the at
tempted robbery Of the Meach
brothers In Lorraine county Tne'day
night. One Of the two men killed Is
Frank c. Granville, who had been Nv
ing in Cleveland for some months past
He was Identified by his widow from
photograph.
The second man Is said to be James
Tracy. whose family live In Illinois
40 miles west of Chicago. He Is SAID
10 have been a college graduate nine
years ago. but became reckless ana
drifted into criminal pursuits.
Casey and the fourth man OF the
band have been bound over to tn
grand jury.
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Washington, oct 16.-Bycause OF the
pressure Of official business, It Is i'm.
probable that the president viii be able
TO attend the Inauguration Of Wood
row Wilson at Princeton. Earlier IN the
season the president had hoped to be
present on that occasion and TO be the
guest OF ex-Presldent Cleveland,
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MILL MEN
WIN save money and delay by COM
municatlng with our agent,
JOS. w. WILSON,
2g7 South Sixth East, St.. Salt Lake
City. Telephone, 756 d,

He has constructed more Roller Flour
Mills than any other man In the Rocky
Mountain country Also improved
more Water Powers than any other
man In the West. His estimates are
always correct and satisfactory. He Is
also among the very best Informed
men either east or west, as 10 Salt
Refining Machinery.
lie handles mill supplies Of every
description, steam boilers and pumps,
steam engines Of every popular make.
together with steam and belt hoisis,
with levers interchangeable from right
to left hand. screens. rotary boilers
races and roller mills.
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proposal of the three executive boards,
He will not give out the text Of the
message.
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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1902-04-12
MORTGAGE SALE.

whereas default has been made in the condi-
tons of a mortgage executed by James Degnan
and Mary Degnan, his wife, to the Western Farm
Mortgage Company Of Aberdeen, Dakota terri
tory, dated September 7th, 1888, for the sum of
$4,000, mortgaging the south half OF the north
east quarter, and the west half Of the southeast
quarter of section ten, In township six south, OF
range six east, OF the Black Hills Meridian, ana
situated In the County of Custer, Territory OF
Dakota, now state of South Dakota, which said
mortgage was on the 18th day of September,
1888, duly fled for record IN tie ofice.Of Register
of Deeds Of said Custer county, and duly record
ed in book 3 Of mortgages, on page 203, ana, .
Whereas said mortgage Was on the 7th DAY OF
MAY, 1891, duly assigned 10 j. Levi Browne, as
Assignee of said Western Farm Mortgage Com
pany, for the benefit Of creditors, by deed OF as
signnlent which has been duly recorded In tho
said Office OF Register Of Deeds OF said Custer
county, and. -,
Whereas the amount claimed to be due on said
mortgage at this date Is $1,000, including taxes
paid on said mOrtgaged premises. 49,,
Notice Is hereby given that said mortgage VIII
be foreclosed by 4 public sale of said premises, or
so much thereof as may be necessary, on the 10Th
day of April. 1902, nj 2 o'clock p. M. at the front
door OF the court house In Custer, Custer county,
South Dakota.
Dated at Custer, South Dakota, this 3rd day of
March, 1902.
j. LEWIS BROWNE,
Assignee for the benefit of creditors OF the
Western Farm Mortgage Company, Mortgage.
| W. 4. BENEDICT, Attorney.
First publication, March 8, 1902.