The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-05-22
LATE NEWS ITEMS


N the Bridal Veil on the 18th, near
the banks OF the MERGED. in the
Yosemite valley lie resumed his
Tourney nor;hward on the 18th.
The full text Of the formal charges
lof irregularities in the admnistra-
ton Of postal affairs preferred by
Seymour w. Tilloch. formerly cash
Ter Of the Washington city post office.
was made public on the 18th.
Mabini. the Filipino politician and
LEADER. was given public funeral in
Manila on the 18th. Eight thousand
natives marched from Mabini's house
Ito the church and thence to the
grave. Aguinaldo attended
The carriage and wagon builders OF
PHILADELPHIA. who went on strike on
March for higher wages and short
Ter hours. reached an agreement with
1.-THE employers on the 18th.
Lightning struck the Methodist
Ichurch al Rocklin. H.. while services
were in progress. on the nth, ana
three persons were seriously burned.
All will recover
Deputy Constable Tom Vaughn was
Instantly killed and Constable Dan
IGraham seriously injured by an out
law named Smith at Douglas, Ariz
on the 18th.
Annie Steinhainer. 81 years of age,
committed suicide in 81. Louis. on
the 18th. because she had quarreled
with her sweetheart. She took car
bolic acid.
. While fishing III the Tippecanoe riv-
Ter near Warsaw. Ind. on the 18th,
Kyle and Frank Miller found the inu-
tilated and partlvnaked body of
IMAM.
The pope. on the 18th sent to Coun-
ltess Spottiswood Mackin. of st. Louis.
Mo-. one Of his white caps as pres
ent for the Academy Of Nazareth. Ky.
Searching parties. on the 18th,
l secured the vicinity OF Lena, Ind. for
the negro who is thought TO have
murdered Mrs. Hauck Stewart.
: Thirty-t,yo men were injured. on
! the 18th. during a street car strike
/ riot at Bridgeport. Conn. Attempts
TO run cars were abandoned.
, The national convention of the
: brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen
! began. on the 18th. ten days secret
E lsession in Denver. Col.
: The annual session Of District No.
Is. OF the Jewish Order of B'Nai Birth
o convened at Temple Israel. in Omaha.
! Neb.. on the l7th-
a Postmaster-General Payne. on the
\ l1sth. sent letters TO the comptroller
> Of the treasury. auditor of the post
, loffice department and other officials
f. lcalling their attention to statements
made by ex-Cashier T>illoch. The let
: tiers ask for an explanation.
w. W. Montgomery, charged with
. Ibigamy in Iowa. Nebraska and Okla
: homa. and who escaped. on the 18th
8 latter killing Jailer Jerry Emerson,
n twas re-captured underneath the resi-
n dence of Mrs Kate Wyeth at Guthrie
= Okla., on the 18th
}. Chiefof- Police King and Alderman
J. c. st. John were arrested at Colo
|. RADIO Springs. Col. on the 18th. The
Il chief is charged with having secreted
N witnesses and the alderman with hav
- ling accepted bribe.
4. Judge Kirkpatrick. at Trenton. y
~ H.. on the 18th. rendered a decision
setting aside the verdict Of S5o'
e. awarded Henry +. Johnson, colores
\, minister, because he was refused ;
= seat in parlcr car.
I, johnny Connors and Alexander Nc
"a lCarrcn. charged with conspiracy Z
- ldefrand by means Of flake" foo
: - Ia -.
a. by their bondsmen, on the 18th, a
90 Springfield. III.
Y. The first national convention Of TIL
"a poets. humorists and photographers 0
the American press opened in Bait
4, more, Md. on the 18th. with re
|, . ception 10 the members at the jour
- nalists' club.
a. J. II. Franklin. a young farmer, wa
arrested at Watson. Mo. on the 1stl
n charged with attempting to extort s.
y. 900 from the Burlington railway b
~ Threatening 10 dynamite a train.
Gov. Yates Of Illinois. on the 1sti
= signed the Mueller bill, known as tn
! Chicago traction measure. which Civ
that city the privilege OF munic'pi
=, ownership Of street railways.
~ Ex-Iicut.-Gov. Clay knoblock. 2
Louisiana. was killed by barbe
"A named Garault at Thibodeaux. Ia. o
~ the 18th. Witnesses say the borbe
acted in self-defense.
- Clarence II. Venner. a Boston banl
er, who was adiudgcd in contempt 4
court at Springfield. ILL.,. for rcfusin
-. TO produce certain books, paid 81
600 fine on The 18th.
The twenty-ninth biennial CONVEX
80 tion Of the Order Of Railway Condu
tors ended az Pittsburg, Pa. on n
listh. r. T.. Clark was re elected gran
chief conductor.