The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-10-23

Fer the Week EaAiss Oct. -. Z,
Andrew Quinn, the Oldest odd fellow
in Wisconsin, died at La Crosse, aged
SO years. 8-S~A %sassst
The schooner Pretoria. with .
crew Of seven men, was lost of st.
Johns, N. F.
In New York the banking house OF
Gilman, Son & CO., failed with liabil- 1
tiles of 100000. s,.- s4se,.ses
Three men and 40 horses were
burned to death in livery stable fire
in New York city. 3 90 5gsses 81.
Counterfeit American silver dollars
are being made in China and circulated
in Manila extensively. ..tss..ses
"A terrible typhoon has destroyed viii
lagos all over the northern part OF
Japan and killed many persons.
Bulgarian Christians have been mas
sacred and five villages destroyed by
Turkish troops on the frontier.
The Irish Times wants oknow what
has become of-the $40. 1000 ParneA mon I
ument fund collected in America.
President Roosevelt has been given
q gold G. A. r. badge, commemora-
tive of the recent national encamp-f
ment. M, !,i,,Vi! H ..;lsi. /. a8S s..
I:'s Hazing sis virtually ended lat, West
Point military academy. according to :
the report of Col A. l.. Mills, superih.
tendent. -
Harry f. Longnecker, one of the
best known wing shots and dog fanciers
/ I'M America, died in Allentown, Pas,
aged "A years.
DIR. Francis L. Patton, former press
dent of Princeton university, has been
chosen president OF Princeton thee.
logical seminary.
President Palma denies Cubans are I
ungrateful to the United States and
says closest commercial and political
relations are desired. IS i@
Boer generals, in an interview in Ber-
lin. said they get plenty of cheers but
did not go to America first.
Seventeen Chicago state banks re-
port loan increase from July "a to Octo.
Der 10, of $l2, 7s6,9ll. Cash resources
decreased $l3. 407,357; deposits. $780,
CAS-
Charles H. Ham. former appraiser'at
the port of Chicago, and until recently
president of the board of United States
general appraisers died at Montclair,
N. j.
The Hayti revolution was ended and
Gen. Firmin and 200 followers fled to
Bahamas. Gonaives, rebel headquar-
tiers. will be surrendered to the govern.
| me,nt.
Another committee representing tho
navy will leave Washington in few
days to make further inspection OF
sites for the proposed naval station on
the great lakes.
f'g The European press is unanimous in
| praisiIg president Roosevelt for his
successful efforts in settling the coat
strike, and says it affords fine exam
pie for the old country.
Secretary Shaw has transferred
$40, oSe 900 Tcash from the Nsw York
yubt 81 asa,ysto banks in spay,nent for
~ ,o0b 200 gpvernhf n VT op q PIERCE n.
l'S9nds st vs. ~ Il Il III
ness is at standstill. One Thousand.
four hundred men are reported idlesias
santiago. alone; municipal y enlpl!92,xes
IGBavs|bss nppaid otHlp5nthsa 'IIIH|IIIIS;@..
| IiWlliia,n zieglsr1 III Newi ork, Who
backed Evelyn b. Baldwin in an arctic
expeditions, announces he has dropped
Baldwin, but will send out another exc
plorer to seek the north pole.
One million dollars were found in
New York gamblers safes captured
by police raid Tuesday night: $780,
600 being in "Shang" Diapers places
,, alone The cash is believed to be.
long to bookmakcrs.