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Milford chronicle., 1903-02-13
HARRINGTON.

AlhNNilNU AOlNs
Miss Amy Brown, WHO has re-
turned from visit to Dover is suf-
fering from an attack ofpneumonia.
Mrs. Nathaniel Roe entertained
Mrs. Deweese, of Camden, on Sat
urday.
Miss Martha Burnett, of FELTON,,
is visiting Miss Annie Fleming.
Mrs. George Ross and Mrs. Will
Smith, spent last week in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Dr. Money entertained her
mother, Mrs. Creadick, of FELTON,,
last week.
You will save money by going to
Mrs Blades to have dresses made.
Good work guaranteed.
Miss Johnson, of near Dover, is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Wright is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Merritt, of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blades and
son, of Burrsville, Md, spent We'd
nesday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. H. Blades
Mr.. Ezekiel Cooper, Of Dover,
spent Thursday evening in town.
Revival services are still i'll pro
gress at the NJ. P. Church conducted
by the pastor, Rev n. 0. Gibson.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Mr. Ora Sapp is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Sapp in
Illinois.
Messrs. Luther Shaw and Eze-
kiel Fleming, were Dover visitors
on Thursday. {
Mrs Laura Sapp entertained her
Sunday School class on Tuesday &
Refreshments were served, and a
good time reported. s
Postmaster Kenney came to the a
rescue a few days ago and furn- I
ished coal for our citizens. T
1t IS rumored that Barnett Bros, 6
of Dover, will build a new business j
block here. t
The Diamond State Band fire. d
quently gives outdoor concerts
which are enjoyed very much. +
Rev. Vim. H. Hudson, pastor of
Whites NJ E. Church, gave several fl
and instructive lectures
on Temperance" at Raughley' s, b
Thomas and Potash School last fl
week. h
Miss Cad Sharp has been enter
tanning Miss Mabel Conner, of fl
FELTON,. A. W
The Diamond State Telephone \,
Company will extend their system ~ ~
from Harrington to Denton, Md, y
Pennington, Greenwood and =
Bridgeville direct, which has long y
been needed. 1t will also reach -.
Vernon and Burrsville. II
An unknown man was struck at =; =;
Woodside Wednesday night bv " "
train. Annie Sarvey" was tat a. a;
-ooed on his arm. He was terribly ~ ~
nangled and his face was not "a
The coroner will -
lold an inquest to-day. g, =
The Diamond State Band re- -
1eated their show in the Reese e'
opera House on Saturday evening
ast to a good sized audience.
The Old Homestead is to be
,iven in the near future for the of
'enefit of the Diamond State Band in
inder the direction of Prof. Tule Sp
leybold. AGAIN.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-13

Better begin building up the system and
purifying the blood this month Twill save
y u that "tired feeing" in the Spring. Ra-
m rs Regulator IS the best ".oner up~ Won
will find; it is boom to - orn-out, rundown
people 25 c;s r. F. Hammersley.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-13

Warren Savage, was chopping wood
for Laundry's mill, his AK caught
on limb and came dow across his
right knee, splitting the cap en-
tirely open. Dr.. Samson was com
PEELED to take several stitches, and
endeavored to make the patient as
comfortable as possible. He was
taken to his home by kind and
tender hands, where ne is slowly
improving.
Col. Smith, of Lincoln, spent last
Thursday here with his niece. Mrs.
Harry Jester, who has been quite
i'll Mr.. Smith left on Friday for
his orange plantation in Florida.
Miss Lou Philips, of Laurel, is
visiting her brother, Mr. James
Philips, of this town.
w. S. Dickerson is on a business
trip i'll Philadelphia this week.
William Jester lost last week a
fine family horse, to which the en-
tire family had become greatly at
tached. PAUL PRY.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-13

Perhaps nine-tenths of all the ills that af-
hiets mankind arise from some disorder of
the digestive organs which cause constips-
tion' biliousness and indigestion. The proper
treatment for these common Ills is a course
OF RamOns Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets and
complete course costs y cents. No Durgino
no griping-no unpleasant effects: bnt q
complete, sure and permanent cure. I. F.
Hammersley.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-13
THE sHoTE WAS THERE.
Why One Old Farmer Thinks He
WOuld Make a Good Detective.

Why One Old Farmer Thinks He
WOuld Make Good Detective.
Guess l wouldn't have much trou-
bic gittin on the 'tective staff in De
troit ef l wanted ter make apDercla-
tion." and the old farmer kicked a log
in the open fireplace so that he could
see his neighbOrs better. They were
assembled to hear him tell all about it.
when | missed that shote outen the
/ pen, next mornin it jest came ter me
sudden as lightnin that it had been
stole by that ther George Washington
Pepperville what bad been workin fur
me. He knowed the dog. so it wouldn't
bother him none. and he was the now
erfulest man fur fresh pork | ever
see. So goes inter town and tells the
head man Of the 'tectives. and he puts /
a couple of fellers on the job. and they |
reports that they was no shote abort I
PeDperyille's shanty, and they was no
case ag'in him. | lowed | might he
follerin the wrong track. but | kim
home here and sot my own stakes. ana )
was to Peppervilles afore sunup.
Wash says, why didn't YOU
NSep ttlil uOS Wheu you mad him? g.
Wasn't he fat 'nough yit ter suit youY
Who you talllin toY he muttered.
III hab de law on you ef you make
me any mo trouble bout dat hawg.,
Now. Wash. says l. don't git your
dander up. That there shote kim
home in the night and went ter saueal-
in ter git inter the pen l put ole Ras-
-us on the scent and he landed me
light here.
Dog gone dat Rastus, he shouted.
I'll tiay dat dog aliber
And he sprung ter the middle of the :
oom and ripped up the floorin. and
here was the shote. Wash would
ave jumped on me, but l jest kivered
lin with that ole muzzle loadin pistol
If mine and tole him ter go gentIel!ke.
'Well. sir, he begged and whined so
let him off, him agreein ter tote the
ig home in a bag and ter chop wood
ur me three days fur my trouble."
Detroit Free Press.
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-13

rheumatic pains when there's a sure RELIEF in
a. teacn. hamon's Nerve and Bone OIL goes
. :. risnt q, 70 the spot and acts like magic II
ny ny ~ ony telleVes the pain instantly but II its
genuine Ramon s-every bottle bears na5oe
,a ~ broWn Manufacturing Co T. F.Hammers-
Milford chronicle., 1903-02-13

Hardly one person in a thousand who does
not need an occasional dose ofliver medicine.
Most people need il often The best liver
medicine is RamOn's Liver Pills and Tonic
Pellets and a complete cou- Sc OF the two
medicines COSTS only p cents. Easy to take,
thorough in effect Youll Join the thousands
who pra sc the great Modern Treatment af.er
a trial. Try them to-day. T. f. Ham nersley
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23
SMART PAIR OF OFFICERS.
The- Permitted " b. DeIl- the Cor
fr--rd Mail Foaeh Hsss~r
and Forr~r- 90 Escape

Philadelphia Oct ga. r Beil. thr
confessed mail pouch robbcr and cnecl
.orger. who was arresed in Denver
Col. escaped from a Pullman car. Mon.
DAY. Just before he train to which il
was attached arrived ar the Pennsyl.
yania railroad station here Bell xas
in the custody Of TWO United State
deputy marshals and was on his way
TO The marshal's Office in this city He
made an excuse 10 20 20 the wash
room. and after locking himself in,
opened he window and made his -
cape. The police officials were notifies
ard they are searching for Bell
Bell was also known as Crosby and
Hammond. After his arrest in Denver
he admitted having stolen mali
pouch from n Pennsylvania railroad
train The pouch was in transit from
this city TO Harrisburg. Pa. and dis
appeared on September 3 III contained
q large number Of checks for small
sum-. which later came hack to the
hanks, when II was learned that they
had teen raised to large amounts. The
authorities assert thar Bell must have
realized nearly 4 haif-miliion dollars
by this robbery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23
cAnUCkS REFUSE TO SIGN.
Canadian Alaskan Boundary Ce0-
missioners In the Sulks.
Tea 90 sh~ n-sas~s Recovered Tsss
Are >~ssssssy bsjss~s sss s~v-
~rss Arc Act sa~r Wreck

London. Oct .a-A draft Of the lie
cision reached by the Alaskan hound
AIRY commissioners Vas signsd by !
majority Of the commissioner Moa-
day evening Messrs. Aylesw0rth AM
Iette. the Canadian commissioners. re-
fused 10 sign
The decision grants all the American
ccnfentions. with the exception OF tn
one relating To the Portland canal The
sienaiories were Lord Chief Jusgis ,
Alyerstoac and Senator Lodge. senator
Turner ami Seererfry Root. tfe Amer
lean commissioner. They constituted
4 majority and insured finaliry Me~Srs
Aylesxorlh and Jetre .arried their
cufsp0aen disappFovAl 81 the dccs>ic IA
10 the point u refusing 10 >i-n even
that SEXTON Of Tn decision giving a. ,
Portland canal 10 Canada and shcv
emphasized their attitude by waskir-
cut al he cabiEe. room in lhe foreign
once before the sisnaturs~ 81 he oh
ers had been affiNei 10 the historic doc
ument which has already heen printei
and Is ready for The session - 10 kelH
TO-DAY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23
MIsTRIAL IN AYL0R CASE.
I'm tho Preliminary Hearing the Jur,
na. Noe Been Able q. Reach .
ver5i-t-sys Ser >tiII in -sxiI

Joplin. Mo. Ocf -.-The jw-v in II.
preliminary hearln. Of Zen AwIor s0r
the murder Of Gorr0n Allen. nszr Pros
perity. On Frida- last. has lot ben
able 10 reach verdict Fonr wan
an open verdict and two want on
II jusiifable homicide From the esq
dence introduced Allen had made re
Peated threats tnat he had heea
wronged By Aylor and would .Aill hITs.
II j. alleged thai be made similar
threats about several pronln n IoI,-
lin men ' in WHOM be- had b. N deaf
ing- II l. believed that Allen b@carre
desperate over financial Io~ses Aylc-.
the slayer OF Allel. Whose fa-aer T. 4
millionaire mine wner- j. in jail.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23
Dowi~- sft-r GIVING His Hosts Ia
structs.n~- Take. q Little Trip
10 Mail street ~ Bim>.sf.

New York. Oct 9|--After attend
ins an early rGorrin= service "A Ma
ison Square garden. John Alexander
Dowie's -resiorz1sc; host. n-mberir-
nearly 800. BEGAN Monday a nouse-
toulouse canvass Of the city BeEo-c
giving hem his final instr1e ions Dr.
Dowie said: n I'm going O1r 10 II
little resfOratio-. E0rk myself. and
won't IL far FROM Wall street Pray
for me-
The majority ~ 'he aulienf@ al earl II
service was comp sell 81 Zio-isfs NJ
rohes were VOTE Dr D0wia arsacret
seImca On Tho Sin II ,dalatrr.
with applications % present Z r1ditIoH~
"A divine healing neesinr va
held ia tie garden from ~ ~ a r..
70 noon AZ which DIT D0wie leliyer.i
an afdrezs on The OpTning 81 the
Beautiful Gate or Divine Healing
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23
PANAMA CANAL QUESTION.
stale Department tdxssrd rhat the
Colombian s..s-rnuert - -tiIG
sen~s.ierfn= a.

Washington. ce' - Minister Bean
IRE. al Ep-oia. has Informed TIE stare
department. that the Colombian gov
eminent j. still considering the canal
question and that the committee hav-
ing he matter in charse has submitted
a report upon the concession 10 the
Panama Canal Co from 1924 10 1919
The dispatch Is Ambiguous and the de-
nartment can lot say whether the com
mittee has recommended the invaliaa-
ton 81 the concession and : return 10
the company IL sIDs'"r' which was
paid for il or whether i favurs con-
irmin- their concession The report j.
10 ne printed and discussed in the Co
lOuiisn congress next week The Co
iomh.an government having minated
Thar il desired 70 renew negotiations
for the construction of q canal. this
government wilI ncs act until il has
been determined that reasonable
time has been given The government al
BOsoia 70 formulate and present a
proposition
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23
PEARLS IN WABASH RIVER.
Residents of wss~i~ Discover Thss-
m~ss al Ten Ihessssa Troops
bs~h River D~d.

Carmi. III. Oct -D.-F0r several
weeks the people 81 Maunie n small
town on the Wabash river. have be-
come greatly excited ever the fnding
Of many valuable pearls. ranging in
price from so 10 ST.. The river j. a
seriszble bee hive and scores are at
work securing mnSseI shells. The
price Of shells has risen from 81 10 SIS
per ton and an experienced man ca,
secnre ton day Farmers find Il diff
lcult TO get farm hands
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23
NEGOTIATIONS At A STAND.
The Negotiation. Between Ras-fs
ssd Japan Have Come q. An
ether >ssaa.siII

Yokohama. Oct :" Tue nezotia.
tions between Russia and Japan have
come 70 another Stands;ill II i
thought doubtful that the Marquis los
view ~ the military occupation ~
Manthuria j. indors-si by the whole
country. but il is believed that Ito T.
strong enough 20 carry Thu point. on
ing 10 the paramount stand taken for
the integrity ~ Corea AMI the open
door in sianchuria for all nations.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23

American cstfre-shsp- Such a man VI.
Gen. SHERMAN To ve-y few In any GER
- ~ rerfere.i. but each of AZ in h
cF~-ee can try 80 show something OF rhDs
gasHlfhe-s ~ claaracter upon which. IN the.
ELrn- TIE hi@n worth % Sherman rested
his css1raet. his klns.IiEess. his ctean an.
simple Irving. RS sturdy good sens hi
Enallirrss ard tenderness In the intimati
--iAtiors a iif@. and fi.aiIy- his intiexibt
greritrz.f@ ~ saul and his loyalty 10 al
thas ~ this frr~ rspmhslc j. hsslIoweri an'
syEnlAgrsx@t ~ fle rational flag
As soon n the applause following
the presidents address had subsidized
David ID. Henderson. OF Iowa former
speaker Of the house Of representa-
Tires. SPOKE on behalf OF the Army of
tie Cumberland. in eulogy Of Gen
Sherman
For the Society of the Army cf Ten
resS@e. Representative Charles RI
CioSyeaor. cf Ohio. in a long speech
said OF Gen Sherman.
Ills fame wisi 20 forward to future
generations As thc fame ~ a great
American soldier not confined hy the
limits q any society. but expanding
and growing and glorious a. The honor
81 az American soldier ever shall be-
Gen Cru~Teuor declared Shernar's
character the most fanltlsss. brilliant
and most abcurdin- in the elements
q @re2tne@S that was given 10 the
world ~ aAs nation In rhc nineteen b
century
Gen Thomas y Henderson,. n Hit
r.is. euingi-ed Sherman ON b~harf Of
the Society ~ the Army ~ TIE OH,
>f9akir- for the Society N the .t.nly
q he Potomac. Gen Daniel T.. SIekles
said. Sherman fills cons picrcus
PAGE in Vie history Of great CON-
nanEeFS I'e viii always hold Iixh
rank IN tho estimation Of Americans.
- ore q chr foremost heroes
TIE ceremonies closed uith NJ. ben.
e ittirn pronounced ~ WI Rev. Hea-y
Ia.es sa..sr.se. bishop G. washln.Eca.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23

Hancock tyre o. ere true Nghffnx mar
among the f-r-isF~. Logan type " n
sRe rarnf~ ~ t.ae@ Utts ~ rn4nv rlhr~S
wtll endure 80 ipfG o. eur I@Dprr Ertt
sacred ne frt-s. ~ fsi.i ivr uris.sl
ard Ic- ishe~ta. f.-M arln-- these chiefs
Gee tk.e flgurt- ~ ssfMrt AID OK gsr-r.-s
Ereat iaruieuaEt. : ernar. rtsr~r stAtss.
fere az the HatllI41 c~T ii.a4 a. to-day ~
so oEtr th- in-e -.sis * Sherman mighty
Seats The 4rr .1ss-~I large thTyszphci4-
she hisscry - shs rixs war. Our mem
ores HnnL ~ ftf.pr tn1r-1 n Ne G-1 nDf
recall fi.trs naw a. tgssk along E'ern-
S.iyarA.l aaef.1s and 4 .nk % The great
triuuEAs4al T-tEs A Nt4rh sIrg.y G4wE fss
length WIZ 1- tnr rirSr 81 tire mar. .nr
tictcricLs sFsrir- ~ she east an4 " IN
sest met her, - tAt e4g.ial ~ the natsSl.
t.ey had s-ari
There 4 4 geeu'i1r @sness III confr-rn-
Grating the E-1l- Geeas - fne soldiers
Who E.re~f.s"s-i tffe nRfsnr ~ ssfstAhte
monuments az fhc ra.,o14t capital
trust sA--i es.N h41- d gtrOr~r sat *
.t Abraham 4-rryD a. whom more sAa1
a. any ctErg 90 -.&N tea r1tAKsf owes
..s s.lratiol-. DE Nhi'.- -. behalf 81
rae people 81 TIE r-st4rr. ! wish a. con-
esatutate al - scl 9ncs1gr h+er lnsarta-
rsentls a. AerUrirg tsae crextsorl cf tEss
afuc 10 Gen rhsr-aw
The ist.r. q - hest show their respect
fsr ms insfnrEy q the great rea. ~ IN.
Eay - ~t.ig !. sls-s tAkr ~ heart Mtst &C.
Nl.on the ir.s~ns tnwriar ~ tire lives
which made shE~s C@al FIen great Oar
RAN curres frvr~ sr- des;hr ~ our hing
We rcu.a b. urr41t.sy CisLxruE asa -e
sna Ihpsl H. rlm 1Ed uHss~r him. rns.
wne1a thf tna4t~s cm1ef ~ der dire ntcl
tIsarr fern a-r Ska s1ch ailar. eager
-icSS a. answer tlmG call Their h.a.rsi
fflottsn. tusr EEase Es ard AL vnN cDrue
after - i0gx i1rtg dente~-- Erty i~fg
AS not freFt y f@Nn.lsl cnwr's tst .
reEntr- iAcais'iAss greater t..LEse Of
Ste rich heritage it Fre deed. Ar14 ghts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23

- stirred % rre-ent triumph ~ N
I1~s- B1t a A. shameless thing icr Z
- . asss., y sns ia,msr.ss sus " eas
not snrtrk from Esresent ana~ernenI u
that self-Satisfacrtun which acc~nts tlss
~ nisn resolve ani anae.dIng sr.rt q sh'
~ @rcngiy directed effort In the son
We can not AFFORD 10 lose thu virtues
Which made tn r1~n 81 VI 20 - great ~
Trtsle la the dersis OF the army ana navy
~ the past n he 1oes not back lp tbs
army and thc navy ca the present II ~s
All b. DO ~ IN IN the wosk 81 6alsiins'
Ard 81 keegsmg az the highest point ~
& fcisrcy. navy suited 80 the IAart The
! nttrc States must herc4ft~r play Ia the
warld. ard 81 making anA ks-Isin< our
sEzlAL regular army. which n the ev~nt
- a <rr4t Nar can never - anything Tut
lTrnsss must fesrs rhenselrs tbs b.,
army q rs size 20 b. fousld .naols ina
stlined the h0nor roll cur father made
.r wAr. "a b, ~ even more Instant need
that We Sno,rii shaw tneir spirit - pa
trtsti~rn IN thr Affairs "a peace The dG-
tlr~ ~ r. Ag~ are With ~ Away. those
~ war are 5Uf ogrs1Slonli- and With = ma
tlr-a - ulth a trau. the wprtk1ae-= of lie
tfts s-ts upon the WY In which tnt
tA~r- day ursr-r- are done. The home du-
lis are thc vital duties The nation d
l-vtE,rS t-t tn IgErexate - the farlLlrs
Msrta-n - hAr,1erS. and u the a..taEe ma
h-S draarG- with those nt.slt him. then
nlr 1vcr-cr ~ ruht.c re wit il tho end
l- icN Tor ttr STRAIN can rs ~ hishrt
tN1r. rs s-lirtr tsGr IN atritlar 49, ns-I
" rr-re rnlaar tlAr 4 f-eculi4- rrsfr'a s.bliifS
~ IS lEprt. tre man on rHh.r i-r- ~
nzeer ar tne vi rifls ~ tfe nation sn the
tat y = sne seat 81 tAe rAtlsrN- sot
errgH~Lt- AZ a. vel Tor Cir 'L tri~ pass,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23

Jliying ON East Main
Street In that city. says:
With my nightly rest broken. on
Ing TO irregularities Of the kidneys
suffering intensely from severe pains
In the small Of my back and through
the kidneys. and annoyed By painful
passages CT abnormal secretions. life
was anything bur pleasant for me
No amount Ut doctoring relieved this
condition. and for the reason that
nothing seemed TO give me even fem
porary relief. became abou, dis
Outraged. One day I noticed in the
newspapers the case OF a man who
was afflicted as | was and was cured
by the use of Deans Kidney Pills.
Ills words Of praise for this remedy
were so sincere that on the strength
OF his statement l went 10 tho Hugh
Murrey Drug Co.'S store and got a
box. l found that the medicine was
exactly as powerful n kidney remedy
as represented experienced quick
and lasting relief Doan's kidney
pills will prove blessing 10 all sur
ferers from kidney disorders who will
give them n fair trial"
a FREE TRIAL CT this great lid.
ney medicine which cured Mr. Walls
will lie mailed ID any part OK the
United States ON application. Ac-
dress FosteT-Milburn Co. Buffalo. \
y. For sale by all druggists. pr.o
~ cents per box
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23

Denver. Col. Oct Soy dressing a
l-z-s-pcund steer In three minutes and
~ seconds jacob Baer. employed in a
losal packing plant has reduced the
worlds record D. ~ seconds aud in
cidsntally won the western champion
shin
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23

i-ondnn, OF 1.-THE disa g.,eararc-
G. a woman do,ior. Miss ifickmaa
who has teen sensation her. for -
last two months has been partially
cleared ag by u hndinc a her hol-
In an Hnfieqrenled part o. Isthmra,i
psrk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23

wichita. Kas. OF - - -resceus
broke he world trottins record Tor
a mile Monday afternoon. going tha
distance y. i.59ss beatiEg The previous
record held W lou Dillon AMI sfain.
Ielmar y. a auarfer OF a sec-r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23

Helena Mont. Gcr- 1n--i~aac Ora
-elle was brought here. Sunday night.
BY a posse Of Northern Pacific derec-
lives and lodged in Jail on the charge
a being connected with the dynamite
out-sges ON the Northern Pacific.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23

Ferrol. Spain. Oct e0.-The British
na'tIeships Prince George end Hsn1l-
bal hare been towed In here. The
former vessel WIS badly and the latter
slightly damaged IL a collision during
lie naval r1anc--ers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23

London. Oct. -o--A dispatch from
Odessa says news has reached there
from Kbcrasssn that q" lives have
been Lost in an earthquake at Turshiz.
Persia. Thirteen villages s~se de-
stroyed- and rorne 100 persons are
row homeless
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23

I yr4r.. Effl.1.1 rNn Ave missing and 1nti
,..a,.. 49,, ,,a. ~ 80. ~
.,.,,.
l..-~ .,s ~ ,hs nv wabash rasjroa
- ,,.. - ,,o,c,~sh.l, igor
ne american BRUCE % save Gu
the follow ing a. the hst ~ uean AM
missing.
The dead
W. }. Ncl out.
George Wells
9 " kcitlinses
William \ nIp'~r
G r. Flfmirs
Fred Sailinser
Frank Daily
J. Campbell
The n.ssin=
Edward Morris
james simmons
The injured
Adoirh NostnrS, "a DiqueSne.
frank Hoover, Allegheny, recover.
couoffdl
William Jay Beaver Fails.
A n Fowler paterson - }.
'.i- 'au>c Vet hn"~n.
The ganse ~ The accident has nc
yes been ass1rtai1scd The rriare 4 q;
the cantilever pattern. being construct
Cd by tho American Bridge 90 for the
Wabash railroad and i building from,
Ioth sides OF the river toward the cen
Ter b. means OF overhead travellers.
The men had been al work or thr
PirrSbu-g end bur ! short tire. when
Suddenly ths traveller which = n-,,;er-.
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BY COLLAPSE
OF A TRAVELLER
Eight Men Killed, Two Missing
and Four Injured
Observation-Disclosures
The >~~se sf the accident Va. -
sh~ N~w Wabash bridge over
th~ Nosss nh~ls River
"a Piu -bsrs. Pa

Pitrsburs. Pa. Oct. -"-Eishi men
were killed. two are missing and four
we're badly hurt. Monday. b. The col
lapse Of traveller crane on the Pitts
burg end Of the new Wabash railroal
bridge over the Monongahela river
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The American Bridge Co. gave out
tie following a. the list 81 dead and