The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
PERSONAL Az GENERAL.

z cmbe2zled Sg0.Ucl from the Corn Tx
o change national bank of Chicago an
who was surrendered fo the America,
authorities by the Panama govern
ment. sailed Tor New York on m
J. 9TH. a prisoner.
The strike of the Chicago Won.
. workers. which has been in pro.r.s.,
Since last June has been ended
Russia has ordered our toral az
10000 members OF Tie guards rtel
, ments for service n Nanchur.a
Recurrent rrmors of PORT Arthurs
fan were heard az 81 Pe..r,bprs on
the TN. bu, tAey are said io Jack con-
hrmation.
Judge Frank " overs. on the
4th. declined the peoples party noml-
nation Tor the goytruorship OF Colo
RADIO
John +. Redmond. the Irish leader.
Capt a. J G. Donellan and Patrick
OBreu Irish members Of the British
/ parliament who accompanied Sir
\ Redmond on his tour OF this country.
sailed for Europe on the 9th. on the
steamer Baltic.
Fourteen hundred members Of the
Amalgamaied Rubbers Workers I'M
ion. OF Chicago. after five-weeks'
strike against the leading rubber man
ufacturing companies. reported Tor
work on the 5th.
The plant OF the National Refining
Co. al Findlav. O.. was completely de-
stroyed by fire. on the 9Th entainnr
loss OF upward OF 5000 600
A dispatch from NagasaM states
that Japanese officer from Port Ar
thur maintains that the Japaneso are
gradually closing IN or The fortress
being anxious to capture The place on
the mikado's birthday. November 3.
The garrison is now stated 70 number
only 10000 effective troops
Chicago observed the thirty.third an
niversary OF the great fire by sending
nearly fifty thousand 81 her citizens
20 the Chicago day celebration at the
Worlds fair in St. Louis. Chicago re-
members the oDen-handed sympathy
extended. IN the hour OF her need. by
her sister, st- Louis
a -. Petersburg dispatch. Of The
'th' sald mat Gen kuropatkin was
anout 20 advance 70 take advantage
u lne "eaAhess OF the japanese army !
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'nt greatest enthusiasm
RUSSIA. 10 j. said, Is trying TO tempt
the sultan OF Turkey 10 permit The
passage OF the Black sea fleet through
me D1rdanelles by Offering % supply
his majestys desire 10 alter the otto
man law of succession 10 hat the sui 7
.an's dearest wish-that his son may
succeed him may be graihed.
According 20 The report of the civil q
service commission there sore qgA4 2
person killed on The several railroads S
IN The United States during the last g
isoal year. or more .lan donnie ba i
oss Of life in the war with spain and
n excess Of any previons years mr. S
ng the same time there We're = al a
injured S
President Roos.,al, an ~ - d
nally designated First Assistant POST =