The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-09-30
LATE { " ITEMS
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re rananese cs.sha girl who was
ltfmos M = Lul hy A street car, on
San+emher ls was buried IN St Mat
ltrews cemetery. on the 25th. by the
slsa az two others 81 the geisha girls
WHO cave died In this country since
coming 20 the Worlds fair
A-onzo J. Whiteman. a former mayor
Of Duluth. MINI. and speaker OF the
house OF representatives q Minnesota.
was arrested in s. Louis. on the 18th.
as he was leaving the Jefferson hotel.
where be was stopping on a forgery
charge preferred by the police o; But-
fa,o. y Y.
Rear Admiral Fernando P Gilmore
died in New York. on the 25,h Of
( B-ichts disease. which he contracted
during active campaigning in the Phil
ippines. and because Of which nc was
retired from active duty w years ago
The archbishop OF Canterbury. ad-
dressing Io.ee0 persons al Washing
ton. on the 25fh. called attention TO the
great work OF eyangeiization which lies
ahead for the Ems. ~sh-speahing people
on both sides 81 the Atlantic
Foreign delegates 20 the Information
al Parliamentary bid left Washing
ton. on the 25,a. Tor New York. having
r~racticaliv completed their tour OF the
country. though they are still the
guests of -he United States govern
mel-.
SIX persons were badly injured IN a
wreck near Lyons. y. Y. on the Z5rh.
and one 81 them the wife ~ q vice
president 70 the Pere Marquette rail
road. is dead from her injuries.
Tie death i.s-. as a result of the
fearful wrrck on The Southern railroad
near New Market Tenn. on rhe -t-h.
had grown ~ siNfytwO. and If all
probably exceed seventy.
Mrs T. Z Letter arrived a. New
York. on the e4rh. ius- in time ID catcl
2 -eamer for England. where Ter
daughter. Lady Curzon ~ Keiieston.
l. dangerously I'LL.
Confirmation was received. on the
25rh. Of the report of the conclusion OF
peace between the Uruguayan govern
ment and the revolurollsts under
Gen Muncs
The formal ,etter ~ Judge Alton 3.
Parker. accepting the democratic nom
:, inatlon for president. was delivered "a
.he notification committee on The -G-e.
Half rho bu mess section OF Mella-
la. vas wiped out By are on the gath
A monument marking The birthpiars
lrf Jsnes Knox Polk. the eleventh pres
den. Of The United States. was m
veised near Pineville. y G. on he
lg6th in the presence OF a large crowd
OF people. The exercises we're conduct
Ell BY he Daughters 81 the American
Re- tlrtion.
Word has been received a. Wirnf.
peg. Man. from the Dolkhobor coli
onieS near Saskatoon. \ " r. hat
a large body Of them have started n
a march for the United State TAis
time they are not looking for Jes rs,
but are OF the trek for a warmer cli-
mate.
The trial OF Charles Kratz. e. But
Ter. Mo. a former member u The city
cauncil ~ s.. Louis. for bribery. was
continued again, OF The 2s,h. by Judge
Walter Graves. because 81 the II
heath ~ kfarz. who IS cr ticaiiy sick
after AZ operation for append c.fis.
Nine thousand men returned 10 work.
On the 18th. without union regulations
q any sort. when the three Chicaec
branches of The Internafi0uai harvester
Norks and the Pullman company re-
opened their shops after a shutdown o.
two weeks
The Union iron works al san Fran
cisco. c-a q the properties 81 fhe for
mer United States sh. pbuiiding cor
porat.on was sold al public auction
or the 2efh. b. order II The federal
court q the district 81 New Jersey
The remains of RuGoiph SchraEer
AGED ls years. a sailor on board the
United states bartierhIp Massachusetts,
who was drowned August - in Caesa-
neake bay we're buried. On tie 18Th
il : Louis With naval honors
Porto Rico's Loo public school.
opened on the Goth, wifh sol 0r0 pupil.
enrolled ID The first school yea dur
ing American occupation there were
s~f schools pith 2509N pupils.
Clarence 2 Heain. a physician Of s..
Joseph. No. was convicted. on me och
q as-auit.ag Myrtle Doaler. and sen.
fenced ~ ~ years % the psnitcntiary.
p i~euiy-sevenih annual meetina
q ne American Bar a. oc.at.on began.
On he -Gth. In Festival ham a. the
Worlds fair grounds In s.; Louis.
in 2 tran Wrech near Eim~ood III.
on the 26rh ore person was killed. three
were fatally Injured and more han a
score received lesser hurts.
Fire sped ont ne lumber yard o.
Burrows d k-uyon z the 2s.h. ~
Providence, X J.. The eslimaied loss
beiIg $4,000.