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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-26

There IRE 10 tunnels in the proposc>
route the longest two miles In length,
Many marshes. ravines and gorges will
need to be brldged.
Until this work can be done. In all
probability, Russia must depend on
her ferry across Lake Bnikal to take
care Of the trans.Siberian traffic when
the lake IL not frozen.
Further than this, the Trans-Siberian
railway for most Of Its way Is rudely
constructed and not suited for heavy
transportation. 1t was knowledge OF
this condition that rendered Russia 80
anxious to delay the struggle with
japan. Every month Of delay meant a
lettering Of the road. little advance
In tunnels and on permanent bridges,
u little more ballasting Of track, add.
tons to rolling stock and further steps
toward closing the gap Mt Lake Bailial
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-26

and the officers and many OF the ma
rines. The general Is very small
nan; he looked like n boy about 10
years old. lie wore white suit, rub
Der boots and campaign hat. The
two colonies and the major wore white
suits. too. but 10 boots.
We will never forget the beautiful
scenery here. Beyond the hilltops we
see the rising and setting sun. A beau
tiful rainbow over our camp spans the
land from ocean to ocean nearly every
day. The climate Is made for people
who don't wear many clothes. The
location of our camp Is unique. The
surroundings are unsurpassed In beau
ty. All around the camp Is MAS Of
fruit and flowers.
No matter which direction one may
go there Is a beautiful view. 1t IL not
wise to hurry ana worry. 1t ia a land
for idling. Every one Is kind TO- us
and all regard us as a great people.
People living along the line Of the rail-
road visit our camp frequently. and all
make complimentary remarks about
the American marines.
Many of the natives about here have
never seen Colon city or Panama. but
have remained here since childhood.
Many don't know their own ages. Ev-
cry one of them, however. Is very hap
py and cOntented.
II people In Washington think that
We are sick with fever and the other
complaints that were predicted befOrs
We came here they arc much mistaken
Our condition IL quite the contrary,
Our camp Is high and dry, clean and
healthy. Our officers are kind and con-
slderate. Good nature prevails through
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-26

We were not wildly excited when
the news reached us that 1000 Colon
blnns were approaching. 1t turned out
that the papers In general We're wrong.
ly informed. But we prepared for all
possible danger.
There was report current that 1900
men were working on the Culebra cut
of the canal. Another report was that
1000 were ut work. went out there
tho other day and was told by one OF
the wOrkmen that there We're only 100
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-26
being 1900 there was circulated (,
brighten the Colombian soldiers.

being 1900 there was circulated to
Brighten the Colombian soldiers.
The negroes here are the descendants
Of Africans who We're originally
brought from Africa to the island of
Jamaica. French contractors stopped
ut Kingston while OH their way to the
isthmus and by means of extravaga mt
promises that were never fulfilled they
induced many Of them to come here 20
work on the canal. The French ccp.
tractors took "French leave" abandon
ing many thousands. Those who wsre
not able to 60 back to Jamaica pail.
osopaically remained and made Tor
themselves little homes. When the
camel work begins again It will Ger.
tain'y prove big "boom" for those De.
serted blacks, who will probably he
employed. Most of the blacks are now
at work on plantations growing banan.
as, oranges and cOcOanuts.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-26
WATER FOR LOCOMOTIVES,
Roads Crossing Piains Guard Against
Boiler Destroyers.

Roads Crossing Plains Guard Against
Boiler Destroyers.
The annual expenditures of railroad
companies for purposes, concerning
which the public takes little Thought,
are enormous, according to the Wash.
ington Star. One Of the items of large
expense ia the sOftening of water uAed
In locomotives, experience having dem
onstrated that 1t is cheaper to install
water softeners than supply these To-
comotivcs with raw water.
On the middle division of the Atchi.
son. Topeka and Santa Fe railway
system the sum Of $27,876 10 expended
annually for this purpose. the softsner
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-26
A Growing Climate,

The PrOfessor--DO things grow rap
idly In your part of the country
Young Housekeeper-I should say
they do. When l order lamb from the
butcher 1t always grows to mutton on
the way home.-WOman's Home Com
paniOu.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-26
LIFE OF THE MARINES.
Uncle sans Boys Having Good Time
on the Panama lsthmus.

OH tHc TNHNMN I0thWNs.
The general commanding the Pan
ANA soldiers stationed at Panama and
his stan visited our camp the other
day, writes n soldier ut the marine
camp OIL the isthmus to the Washing
ton Star. His stan consisted Of two
colonies, one major and their intcrpre'
ter, and they We're accompanied by a
newspaper correspondent. The CORE.
spondent took pictures Of our camp
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-26

The shOrt-sighted girl who wears
glasses may not be vain. but she knows
she looks better with them.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-03-26

Maybell-Can you keep sscreti
Elisabeth-Yes, easily, But ! cant
49, nna - 49, 49, - - " l.aal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
GERMAN VILLAGE BURNED
Natehman saved several Live. a.,
German NiIiage-Incendfar-
ism Suspected

81. Louis. Oct. 1.-THE German VII
lase. two-story frame saloon. dance
nail and rooming house in 81, Louis
county. just west OF West Fna
Hcishts. was totally destroyed by ~.
early Monday morning The DAMAGE
estimated al $4,000
The oriein OF the Gre il unknown
although some OF the artaches profs-.
10 believe that il was started hy AT
incendiary Ten persons were sleep
ing IN the house at the time All were
aroused in time 10 escape. excepting
Emma Miller and Ruth Meyers. Who
we're carried out unconscious IS tiahr
Waterman George II. SINNERS.
The Forest Park. Christian Endeavor
and several other large Temporal.
hotels are located in the vicinity. ana
The fire caused a general exodus q
their guests until the flames were ex-
t.nguished Some of the sparks were
blown into the Worlds fair grounds.
but did no damage.
The German Village was really =
beer garden and dance hall. While
other outside ventures around the fair
grounds have been conducted at a loss
during the season. IL has been inn
mensely profitable Crowds focked 10
IL every nirhf and IL H. said The re-
ceipts We're about 5000 a week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
W0RKMEN BURIED IN DEBRIS
Terrible Loss OF life mt Santiago.
chile. caused ~ Failing
of Walls.

Santiago Chile oct l0.-One hun
dred wnrkmen were buried. Monday.
by tie fall Of walls tn the course II
erection for an extension OF the Casa
FRA stores in this city. Up 10 ihs
present u oorpses and ~ injured have
been recovered from the ruins. 4 fire
brigade has been called out 20 assist
IN The removal Of the dead and
wounded The walls which were con-
Irucied Of iron and cement. had
reached height Of four stories. There
rs much indignation against the archi-
ieot who planned and had charge a.
the wori
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
TO RUSH The FRAUD CASES
Prosecution Of Naturalization
Frauds ia New York VIII In-
ciud- All NatioaaIitie.

New York. Oct il.-Tnited States
District Attorney Henry l.. Burnett
issued orders Monday to his assistants.
Joel u. Marx and Clarence II. Houeh-
ton. who are prosecuting uaruralira-
ton frauds 20 extend that work 10 in
clude all nGtionaliiies For months the
INVESTIGATION has been confined 10
Italians. but la'terly if has taken n
the Jewish quarters OF the city "a
we'll. Acting under the orders OF the
federal officers. secret service detec-
tives recently began work 81 The kind
in the lodging house districts
Daniel Lynch and John J. sullivan
have been arrested and held IS United
States Commissioner Shields upon he
charge Of having been found with IL
legal citizenship papers in their pos
session. sullivan Is alleged by the
prosecuting officers 20 have had papers
issued hy The courts in Silver Bow
county. Montana Papers 81 this de-
sCripiion. which are termed miners
papers the authorities say. puruort %
show that the holders are entitled 20
fun rights Of citizenship. whereas the
Ellis Island records show that the men
who have presented them and attempt
ed 10 land. came 10 the country Tor ths
first time but a year or two before
their issuance The papers Ga Lvnch's
ease hear date OF Bosfon. 1895. and
We're obtained from the United State.
circuit court there.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
City Shows Gratitude.

Richmond Ind oct le-ln recogni-
ton of his ibera.iy when in aHuert
circumstances and bis gifts Ia tho ciiy
the Richmond council has placed s20l
~ a trust company % the credit of Jol 2
J. Noniey. who Is now in penury The
az. ION was taken on the petition of many
citizers. Years ago Conley sayethe city
a site for hose house IN The southern
end OF the city He served In the cry
council for many Years without paw
u Vas thought hat the city ought either
10 pas Conley FOR the lot that he donated
or sive him an accousr ia a local trust
ompany tie Will use The money Ia go
% Florida where he Will make his home
with his daughter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
White strdents vsred

Gretncastie Ind or Io-For the
first time 10 years coiored students have
'nre lief in Dc Pauw university and the
presence % The Fix or eight negroes IS
ransne a little Stir IN the student bods.
~ chapel services an the students take
special care 70 keep ont Of the negroes
way AMI many refus, 70 sit by them in
chapel or class
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
Aecused d Assassinatlnn

North Vernon. Ind. Oct i0 The
-rard july returned an Indictment
charging Fred Williams with murder it,
the first degree 'cr the alieced ki.l.ng u
Mahlon Wei, who was shot from am
bush saturday night Septembsr3 VIII
lams was arrested several days after
me death OF Wells and subsequently, re-
leased On bonds ~ $4,000 Williams has
been arrested and returned 70 jail ar Yer
non
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
Body Pound in River

-ocansport Ind OCT ~ The body
y John " O'Conner. ~ Remington.
Ind was found floating in Eel river
oConner who was here attending the
national convention ~ the Horse Thief
Detective association, had inspected 4
new flame In the river during The after
noon and evidently returned IL the eve
nire % make further exam nation. fall
me into the water He was Identified by
return ticker in his pocket
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14

Indianapolis Ind oct l6-The News
says. The republican national commit
Tee is arrangine 20 have Senator Fair
arks speak TO- Indiana The last week of
ihe camIaien II has arrangements for
MIN at me rest Of Tire campaign In other
states 10 assignments have been made
Tor him in lndiana but as soon As the
national committee notifies The Indiana
state committee an extensive itenlerary
uiil be ARRANGED.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14

Upon. Ind OF lQ-H n. Long 4
Lake City Mich was reunited with his
sister Mrs 4 \ Colby a. Upton They
became separated wears ago VIXEN Long
enlisted ia the civil war Aftervard the
sister vas advised that Long had met
death on the battlefield The sister mar
ried later and left Nich.san. Long re-
turned from The war 70 find his sister
missing Wh.ie on visit az Lleonier
Dc learned that she was alive ard az once
STARTED for her home. where The reunion
'oOk place
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
Will Soon Retire

Delphi mo Oct. H. Rear Admiral
George Wood Pieman IS here accompa.
MED by hes family 10 spend the re-
mainder II bis days. IL being his purpose
70 retire from active service As soon as
his appointment as rear admiral Is con
hrmed By the United states senate. he
entered The navy academy on September
IS 1861
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14

Chicago. Oct li.-Walfer Kennedy
Denoi4 Campbell and Nellie Grey were
drowned a the result 81 tho sinking ~
2 small yacht half mile Of shore
and Harry Gray was rescued after
clinging 70 a spar for several hours
The rarity had gone ont for a sail and
vern caneht In a gale
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
pa for schooI Iihrarr

CLINTON. Ind. OCT 1N-A movement
has been iuaueurated by prominent men
looking TO establishing a library for the
pubiic schools u is proposed that each
family contribute a volume aud already
several hundred books have been voiun-
teered
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14

Boonvii'c Ind Oct ~ Mrs Clemen
len Hunsacker So. a wealthy widow 81
this county was found dead ID tho front
door 81 her home near FoisomvllIe
Heart trouble Is beiieVef 10 have bee.
tho canse % death
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
Veteran uInister Dead.

Des Moines. OCT. ll-Rev. A. J. An
drews. one OF the veteran Coneresa-
tional pastors OF the state. was buried
ner" Monday lie had preached in
Iowa since 1867 lie was a friend OF
Abraham Lincoln while pracficinr law
IN Illinois ia his early manhood.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
LADY CURzON'S CONDITION
"a il Hopeful. nut samrIf-atiop.
f"rt"nd ~ I~HEthea-d aud .nN-
ious Illness.

Malmer Castle Kent. OCT nj. This
mornings bulletin regarding Lady
Curzon says. Her iadyship had a goos
night and ner condition IS. on the
whole, encouraging. The complication
OF phlebeiis. which was superyencs.
viii involve a Enlightened and ANXIOUS
illness. and rapid progress can not b<
expected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
Terribly Inirred

O'Nireinn. Ind OCT TO- oliver Hrf
son aged l5 son of James Hufson IA
his hand torn from me wrist Nv 49,
hnrs'ine ~ gun 70 overloaded ~
gun then dared his companion 10 fire I.
ne companion refused and Hutson him
sc'f fired tha cun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
Other Coaches Damasea.

Tn. next two coachse Were also BAD
ly damaged. seats being torn up ana
Window smashed but in these ca,
the passengers Jared better all eV0enT
. few escaping with slight injuries
The Pullman remained uprieht. az
none OF It's occupants was hurt beyond
sustaining a severe shaking up.
So tightly were the tender ~ lie
PASSENGER engine and the first coach
wedrcd together that 10 viii take gn-
usual efforts 90 separate them The
engine stands backed into the Goa. %
The front end of which rears above if
the clothing ol some or the victims
ciinging 90 lts iaescd ends and i..li
spaitorcd oscr Do. a shastiy monument
90 the dead
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14

Copenhagen Oct lI-Serionslv
broken Gown by her Red Cross lahors
;he dowaeer empress OF Russia has
heen oonhn,d to her bed since her ~ e.
rivsi hera
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14

indianapolis IND Oci In.-Judre An.
terson ~ the federal court made no.
maneni ihe Injunction against picletire
~ strikers al The MoBeth-Adams ala.s
'aciory 20 Eiwood
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Dropped Dead on str.e,

Decatur Ind. oct lo Thomas Archi-
bald. aged a dropped .ad on me street
here H. vas pioneer citizen Of Deca-
INT prominent IN business and church
circles and mason and an odd fellow
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
LATE NEWS ITEMS.


\ Fifteen deaths within e'sh' 3ays IN
n he neiehborh,.pl known as strikers
,arm." on tae west side az Greater
! New York have sAr,ea an ineestisa-
ION hy Tie police and cOronsrs Of
, flee Coroner Seao.er says the deaths
. a-ere caused IS drinking impure IL
suor
The Omaha & 81. Joseph express On
.he Missouri Pacific railway. ran into
an open switch as il was leaving The
,a-ds az Kan sas City Mo. on The 9th.
md cOlided With a freight train Four
teen persons We're injured. two ser.-
Dusty
Fire. on the 9th. burned our TWO up-
Per floors OF The five story building n
North high street. Columbus. O. occu-
pied by the Columbus Dry Goods Co.
lsntaii.ng an aggregate Joss estimated
lat 100000
The international Peace congress
closed its session al Boston. on the
Sth. after having adopted a solution
lcalling upon the governments for an
Investigation Of affairs in the Congo
Free State.
N'"-D ''N"
-. .s W. me'e N".,oc''.'.1 - oo1l -a-.
which runs under The St Clair river
from Port Huron. Mich, % sarina,
lOnt
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The train crew. with the exception
~ Brakeman sidel. escaped mifacl-
'ousiy. the engineers and fremen ms-
aiming only minor hurts
The injured were taken 10 seaai,a
and the dead 10 Warranshurg Al
Narrcnshurg the coroner Immediately
SET about making preparations Fir
holding an inquest
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FEARFUL WRECK ON
MISSOURI PACIFIC
Twenty-Seven Persons Killed and
Thiriy Injured, Some Fatally.
WEREB0UND FORWORLO'S FAIR
SECOND section al Pa->cnEer IrnIn
No. 30 ,oliid-d Nith freight,
Resulting la I'right-
fuI Wreck.

Kansas CITY Mo Oct ll Twenty
seven persons were killed and 80 in
!lred, some OF them fatally Ia a head
emo collision, two miles and half east
90 WarFenslurs. Mo. between the Sec
ono section oi Missouri Pacific passen-
ser train No. 30, which left Wichita,
has. Sunday night for 81 Louis with
Words iair eAcursionists. and heavy
"esitound extra freight train The
collision occurred ia what lis called
dead mans bend. Both engineers
and Goth bremen saw the dauger and
lnmnlI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14

Trueb.ood. OF Boston. Was chos,
secretary.
Charles l. Barker. veteran new
paper publisher. and az one time Ow
er OF the Burlington NaJ Gazette, III,
al ,hat place Oh the 9th. de was
years old.
The ceremony OF raising The Ga
over the new batt.esh.p Ohio p,aciu
ihe vessel a commission. was cnacto
on ,he deck of the big ship on IL
i,a. al san Francisco.
Resolutions intended 10 bring abou
If possible. an end TO the Russo-JaT
anese war. were adopted. on the 5tf
al The meeting OF the lnternationa
Peace congress in Boston
sons OF Marcus A. Hanna are Z,
erect 100000 mausolelm on th'
family lot in LabeNeW cemetery
Cleveland. o.. To contain Is ca-ac3m1.
for members o; the Hanna family
The arrest and Subsequent reduction
Of military and naval ornaments
throughout the world was called for,
on The 6th. az the session Of The Later.
natlona. Peace congress ia Boston.
The Will of Senator George F. Hoar
was iled for probate on the 9Th. II
nasos no public tequests. dividing his
property between his son and daugh-
ter lockwood Hoar and Miss Mary
Hoar
Mrs America LILY. who brought
SI'. ioF SlV'oVp against saloonkeepers
az sullivan, jul. for selling liquor 70
heF husband after she had forbidden
iAem 20 DO So was awarded $500 by
jury.
--
corn crop IS reported ont Of danger.
and the remainder Will be by October
10. according TO the Official report OF
Director J. K. sage. Of the Iowa eli
male anu corn crop bureau
lne forces of the pretenicr 20 the
been victorious over the imperial
troops IN severe engagement in the
Oulaa district. The rebels captured
the stronghold Of An Muiuh
-
ihe spanish Institute OF Social Re.
ioInis' aiier heated dison ion. on the
tie absolute prohibition 81 sunday buil
lights This is considered 10 be
Death blow te bull fighting Ga Spain.
Ae aI'holfhop of Canterbury de-
cared al me Episcopal convention 10
h'stph' on me bth. thar there Is de-
sounded a warning that the church
must work harder 70 retain its inau
ence.
.
lt j. reported that IN succession 20 .
Mr PAYNE George Bruce Corte'vou.
icrmer secretary Of the department Of I
commerce and labor. and now chair.
mittee. win become postmasterren.
eral.
The jury in the case OF William (
Holman. who has been on trial In the /
circuit court in Waterloo. lE.. charged I
with The murder Of his fathcr-inlaw.
William Brandt. returned q verdict. on
10 9TH. " guilty. with 4 life sentence
.
The battleship Nebraska was
launched from the ways Of the aIo.an
bfo'hers company az Seattle. Wash.
on me 'th- GOV John ~ Mickey 81
Nebraska. and his party. including
prominent state officials and their
wives. participated in the ceremonies
a schedule Of the assets AMI liaDHi
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Weekly Courier.
BEN 10. DoANE. Publisher.
JASPER. INDIANA.

Seven convicts escaped from the
penitentary at Sioux Falls. ;. d.. OF
the Gfh
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aead Man bend. Both engineer.
anu toih bremen saw the danger anG
jumped.
IN" Dead.
sAir~ y Darst and i--year-oid son
" Ii Niisu AMI Two sons ns,ra an.
Francis. iltt-hurE Nas.
r + 'D-r.s gr,r..,,,-h so
Aea h.n- rushufs. ka-
+ n 1iaa. c,dlrr-ie. K,l N"S
T. ~ no'r fyrr.- .sii.. Penn.
/ Cal Z, M. rf.naue6 NJ"
Gertrude ouN. Hr"nAush. NO
Dr MliIh'res. kinrmar Rs
s,rac, Mcilheney kiugm4n ,. Kas.
Ihn kar.i w.ft ana N,n. ,''r. Ka.
I ttiarry ,ars SEDAN. has.
Mr. Ii ., '.er ,.,,'', '''lsiIen n.y. No
Miss Ne.i. Sullivan Ced4rytle. KS.
\ cas- ~ H.. r...,,..Sr ..r,.-i, ''''''''7 "a the
The Injured.
g. j Wool. oxford. KS hands ana
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anu Internally iaigrtd. f,ttliv hurt -'s' q
u. sri.i,in. SeeArraie. kas, hands
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14

The forces OF the pretenIor 10 the
throne Of Morocco are said 70 have
been victorious over the imperial
troops In a severe engagement in the
Ouida district The rebels captured
The stronghold Of An Muiuk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14

The crup,ions az Mount Pelee. on
tie island Of Martinique, arc said 20
have greatly disturbed the Barometer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14

Ninety per cent. OF Iowa's bumper
corn crop is reported out of danger.
and the remainder Will be by October
10. according TO the official report Of
Director J. r. Sage. Of the Iowa cli-
mate and corn crop bureau.