Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-01-01
General.


Mayor Golden Rule" Jones of Tole-
do declared i'll speech in Chicago that
war was murder.
Nine deaths from bubonic plague
have occurred at Mazatlan, on the
west coast of Mexico.
The Cornell Athletic council has
formally abandoned the idea of send.
ing an eight to Henley.
Edgar W. Kirk, son of the late James
S. Kirk, soap manufacturer, is the de-
PENDANT in suit for divorce. He is
charged with drunkenness.
The "Carnation League of America
is the name of new patriotic move
ment proposed to the trustees of the
Mckinley Monument association.
DR.. LorenZ has to stop during an op.
GRAFTON in New York and restore a
child which was almost dead. from an
anaesthetic improperly administered.
Benjamin Devege, a young Cuban, a
student at the Wesleyan university at
Salina, Kan, has fallen heir to $685. 900
by the death of his father, Senior Jose
Devega, at Havana.
A jury at Chicago has decided that
an ecclesiastical divorce recognized in
Russia has no force in the United
States, that Max GRADER has two wives
and is guilty of bjgamy.
Prof. jacques Loeb, the biologist
who, on Nov. II, was chosen by the
board of regents member of the fac
u.ty of the University of California,
has reached Rprl,lov Col
F. T. CALDWELL of Hemlock City
Mich, had a fierce fight with bear,
which entered the station where he
was operator. Calviwell's face, chest
and arms were badly torn.
w. Byron Coakley of Chicago claims
to have discovered that to administer
local treatment to the heart is not i'm
possible. He uses long, hollow nee.
die to inject fluid into that organ.
By order Of A. B. Wolvin, genera.
manager OF the Pittsburg Steamship
company. the captains of all the boats
OF that company will receive an ad-
vance in wages of 10 per cent for the
season of 1903.
The completion of the great break
water from Stony Point westward
along Buffalo's water front, a distance
of AS miles, was celebrated by a ban
quet under the auspices of the Buffalo
Merchants exchange.
Interesting disclosures have been
made at Chicago, in the suit which
Louise K. Eames of Duluth has insti-
tuted for share of the $1,O00,0O0 es-
tate left by Banker Lester H. Eames.
who, she claims. was her father.
In the case of Edward F. Leland, ex
PEELED from the Chicago Stock ex-
change for bucket-shopping, Judge Glib
bons held that Leland had no redress
in court, and refused to interfere with
the ruling of the governing committee.
Daniel ]. M. O'Callaghan, an attor.
ney of New York, has instituted pro.
ceedings against the General Electric
company and the Westinghouse Elec.
trio and Manufacturing company for
alleged violations of the Sherman anti
trust law.
In the Englewood IN. - hospital is
an old woman who was thought to be
penniless, but who turns out to be
worth $4,000. Sh was taken from an
old, dilabidated, barn-like structure on
the outskirts of Fort Lee, which she
had made her home for the last eight
years.
At the instance of Gen. Greedy, tween
ty-one men of the signal corps have
been ordered home from the Philip.
pines. having served more than three
years in the islands. It is with dim
Guilty that these men can be spared,
there being only about SO signal men
in the archipelago.
Work will be commenced in thu
spring to rid the city Of Cleveland Of
lis grade crossings. The estimated
cost Of the work will be SIC, 100000, and
1t will require ten years to do the work
There are seven railroads concerned
In the expensive Improvement.