The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-03-26
LATE NEWS TENS.

Attsrnts we're made on the o0th.
without success. 90 raise the British
: submarine boat No \ !. which was
run down by the Donald Currie line
steamer Berwick Castle on the 18Th
The principle damage appears 70 have
Y leen done 10 the coming tower. which
shows the marks of the collision The
huh ~ The vessel appears 10 be intact
4 mob 81 masked men stormed the
jail al Cleveland. Miss. on the 18Th.
and secured possession Of Fayette
Sawyer and Burke Harris. TWO negroes,
charged with the murder OF Sid killum.
ia negro porter. The prisoners were
taken 10 the scene IL the murder and
u hanged from the railroad bridge
John Kauke. s. years old. one Of The
founders * the University OF Wooster.
AZ Wooster o died suddenly Of heart
4 disease on the Goth Mr. Kauke was
Ia trustee ot Wooster university from
I the beginning ~ the school 20 the date
OF his death. and was the first 10 en-
dow a chair in The university.
FIRE. on the nieht Of the 2oth. Quilted
the hox factory owned by NJ Molitor
and p Hl.mmel and the Grere
show Print CO s plant both located in
a four-story building az the corner 81
4 Milwaukee and Huron streets. Milwau-
kee. Wis namaEe about 100000
Lady Curzon. wife OF Lord Cur.on of
Z Keddiesron yiceroy ana goveruor-gen-
erai ~ India gave birth 70 a daughter
lin London on the 18th Mother and
child are doing well Lady Clrzon is
daughter of Air and Mrs Levi g.
Letter u Washington. ID. c.
The German bark Mona collided with
fhe English shin Lady Cairns u Dub
in lay on the goth The Lady Cairns
sank in a few minutes Her crew Of p
were drowned The Mona. which was
much damaged was assisted into Dub
lin hartor
". r Rex a prominent young poll
itician of ST. Joseph. No died on the
might Of The 2oth with pneumonia az
ter an illness ~ less than a week He
was 90 vearg old. and for many years
lived in Chicago
The Washington state Press ssso-
citation. on invitation OF the St Louis
fair hoard. viii hold its annual meet
\ ing on May . in ST. Louis. within the
VI grounds Of the Louisiana Purchase ex-
position.
Al explosion Of a gas tank in a res
ltaurant owned by Chopper Brothers. at
Pi-tEbure ka on the 20th. injured
six persons. three Of them seriously.
caus .ng a property loss Of 5000.
4 Consideration in the senate
on the -lst. Of the bill for the purpose
Of a site and the erection Of building
for the departments. state. justice and
commerce and labor. was made the oc-
casion for adverse criticism Of the
larchitect who planned the White House
Offices Messrs Teller and Hale led
the charge on the architect and Mr.
Newlands defended him During the
morning a rumber Of bills were passed
. Holse-After being in session an
hour and twenty minutes the house ad-
journed out ~ respect 20 the memory
of the late Charles W. Thompson, who
died sunday Consideration of other
business was objected 10 by Mr. VIII
Jams. whe-eupon Mr. Wiley. Of Ala
hama. announced the death Of his col
league. Hon. Charles Winston Thomp-
son. and offered the usual resolutions
OF sympathy and respect, which were
agreed to The speaker appointed a
committee 10 represent the house u
representative az the funeral AZ l.20
"A
A trolley car. on the 2lst. ran
through a minstrel parade az Keokuk.
Ia. probably fatally injuring James
Barandi. hurting FIVE other persons
and destroying nearly all the musical
\ instruments and costumes Of the band.
William Cahill. motorman. has been
arrested on a charge Of assault.
| The American line steamer New
York. which grounded on the goth of
Cape La Hague and afterwards collid-
al with the British troopship Assaye.
viii 80 into drydock The damage
which the New York sustained through
the collision with the Assaye Is all
above the water line
The cases involving the controversy
beta cen the Western Union Telegraph
Co. and the Pennsylvania Railroad
Go. over the formers right 81 W.,
along the railroad. were set for hear
ing in the United States supreme
court the first Tuesday Of the next
term Of the court
In the county court Of Buffalo. y. r..
on the 2lst. Judge Emory sentenced
Charles n. Callahan. the ticket scalp
er convicted q forging transportation
tickets. 70 Auburn prison. for less than
one year and not more than three
years.
Two thousand operatives employed
in the Arlington cotton mills in Law
renee. Mass. were notified. on the
2ist. that reduction varying from FIVE
10 ten per cent. in wages would go into
effect on March q.