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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30
Gicuoun,siala.

GicuSumsialg. Sofirgermeiter,
8repe &. i. anutb bar iolgt 325
Cor. Souo al itore 8riunoets Soroer
til SeItebonoIer Riels Sfou Belle.
0ncrtaaelien Tier ben lite Marts.
&iebeiuumen uobetales fontnut.
8oaroen Sngersbolm / 8onS.
lis Sogn err al RroprietGr Y. Sngger
iolat til @oorSeier ". Mols, Ssganrb
peo gamorup, for 10000 SIR. 9e.
iGtning % Snuentar meofelger.
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stpr eienSpmshunSel. @narn.

Nopatsmarf / Mslunoet. en- al Ram'
oolenS itsrite o. pGroifuIoeitc Sfog'
eienoommc. er / oisie 0oge fisbt al
9optein / Generalization anpatsmnrf
aie6eiummen ubefienbt.
- &olitein Eoergoaro / StorccI,
oe6aIpn hor iol9t omfring 1900
NfaaI Sfog poa &oppongsfisIcu til
Sr. 8. goufeu. aoppang. aiebe-
Iummen er ubefienOt, men antages al
6reie ia ON ct b~etpocliat Selsb.
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st i~ntcrcsiant Sinl. Ct SiuI Tom
or iunSet / Rnmten Ro'e. oa iom |
SuIi Wnaneo ~inoieuSteS til Rational
muieet, bar ceS nsiere llnoeriSgeIier
pitt Tia at p9re ni operoroeutlia Sn'
~teresie. 3 en- Sfripelie ira 92l,ieet
frembpues BET. at Siulet "utuiliomt
itdmner ira 6en forbiitorilte Oh.
.tio", oq Iireftgr Sopbus Wuller op.
lnier, of Set er oct Gloite Siul, Din.
feet tietSer. Son mener, at belle
8oanen eaer aiGrren. iom SiiIet
bar hsrt til, man tunne iin6es og
fonmer epeuiuelt ielo oner til 5inbe.
lteoet FOR at Ieoe en- ombpggeIig Ito.
arapniug.
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9uitnnpisninacr ira amcrifa.

y
fife SaIuoel al bette Inr ien6te
georne til ImeritaS SoreneOe Stater
8oitaupisninqer for tiIinmmeu $685.
TC0 ar; as iomme 9ei moStoa
Rorae Serfru 2.374. $40 ar. eIler
omtrent 2,0f7.SGO SIR. mere enc
ser ienbtes. I'll SammenIignins fan
auferes. at 9elebet of De norbameri.
fnnife 9oitaupisninger til Norae
set tiliuarenSe Ii0$rum al 1901
1902 oa 1903 nogioroe benboISspiS
t.ts6,000, t477,s05 og 2.032,69J
aroner. Summen err aItiaa ianr Ite'
Get meo 341 .St5 aroner og ben er
belle 1.1SS,510 SIR. eller oper Zoe
pGt. iterre END / De fsrite 6 Mnnue.
Ser al Goret 1901.
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Noptcin @rnu ira Soriens bar Ii

&aptcin @rau fra SorieuS bar til
G]tbuograiiif 0iuiGum | a~iebeR5apn
ifiGufet Ell aauo, iont ban ielo bar
foaet forGret al en- @spoiug Zero pou
Zen Pap / SpoBopet. meOcus ban
opboIot iig oeo Zen. "a Sauoei
bleu ofleuerct ill aopteiu 8rau, bar
@epSingen omboro i benueS Stib.
leoioget al 40 arigcre, iom til Sof
for ct tibet 3raftement opisrtc en-
pilo arigsoauS.
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stenhammnr Coos / sprrine. 5.

ION ti6ligere nGDnt oeo 8reuinoe
ardmers Geo aaar oper til Den ipeu.
ife Stat, iom ital o~iSponere oper set
for De fongelige Srinier, piI efter &c.
itamentet isrIt blipe taget | 9eiiooeIie
al Erins @ilbelm. Briniens aarlige
.&f8iit al Goblet til Staten bliper life
oner 1000 aroner.
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Sra Uorse.

Gn iinong Nanb | aooalen, ftp.
SanoeIsbeitprer q. g. amunoituen.
or fcripunoet. @ap tror, ban bor
brufnet Jig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30

Irit Re~eitrinsslnnS Tan snouu srboloss {
inue Siater. Ssuo 90 GeHts | 5rHHprter
Tor Soa, ioU, luq.ger We're. THtdlIsi / hpsr
: at iGmt Soreueoe StGtsrs Yauoi0niorec.
Cilou y Gee, SoE 49, Indianapolis. giiHu.
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Irupitcn % Gaflen. %

prGIten / SfeIifsr. Frouit 9onoo,
iorle0en bar paa Bel no til Spitifooen
Tor at oeIta9e / ct ltgrre firfeligt
Rsoc, bar ban iaa ubeIoig at opIte
meb Gpflen. ) 6aloet fom Rrou'
item, ION er ell 5G.aarig Rono, iIemt
til Sfo0e. San brGfteOe oct enc Ben
oQ lit Here aIporlige Sfranmer, lua'
leocS at ban / itrrft lioeuoe SiIitanS
blcp fisrt til lit Stem.
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0pSsinlS. Mnren 1riaitnb. B

SpSsfnlo. Moren 6rieitao, fsot
@eien, oeSe iorleoen Seuoog | i'm
beoite gtIoer. efter ct Inngpnrigt Sp-
aeIeie. afOebe bar feot .poa 9feien
i peItre Sliore, boor bun ogioa neo-
ioa0e ct frnitiat oa priSpGroigt Mr.
beioe / Tine ungre 9lor til iproeIes
5ilireoShco ioapel Dos @aarbcuS OF
gpgoens 6oIf. iom Tor oen Strem al
fremmeoe, Ser / DC Gage beiegte
8i0itgipergaoroet Geien,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30

SeiierluSien 1orSbns bar npIig
nnoerte9net m &oritraft ON at pGre
&eiier @ifbelms 2oos enom / 8 sIor.
Sans faite aarslpn err Sir. 1000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30

8amlc 8entcr. Ge for nogen 1ib
ii6cn / @iitrup peo aalborg iunone
1890 RetaIitpffer bor ueo llnoeris.
.gelien poo Oeu fongeliae Nsntiam.
lima rift liz at pRre Mtsuter % life
Smptfer. Rguterne er al ao6ber
meo en- riuae Siliptuiua al Sslo og
bar en- iomIet 8pgt al t76i @ram.
I1tnoet triper iig ira Grit NenUebs
5io. Ter err til 5inoerne og eierne
al ,Sor0en, bucrpna Rsnterne inno.
tes, u0betalt iom 8obtgisreIie Tor
gprSieu 60 SIR, og Rsntiamlingeu
bar bertiI Isiet en- Iuisr pao 30 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30

SOrietb Srng. iii SoqOen { Sn-
oereen er anntelbt aftieielifabet 6pr.
ietb grag til ltonpttelic al 8orietb.
fosien peo Sllnoe. aftiefapitnIen or
paa 60,000 ar., forfeit pna 100 9f.
tier q 500 Str. Gireftionen beitnar
al @rosierer GlooIf gien, 8oftor
Siarne 2psboIm % aopofot s.
9adfe.
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GicuSpmshanScl. otter Sorlpoenoe

2 Ufh6ufhsbdnocI. UTter ,y~orInoeTOe
bar airfeionger | Retire Sliore, Z.
Reien. fiebt al fin groocr. Ears
&eien. Ell ftor Suroitr0tnina. Store.
marfen, (co. 100 MaaD uu0er @aor.
Sen &eien. Get ifoI pGre a~isbercns
Neuina at bebngge nGprte Greal OF
forene oct igien meo Gangen. iom
ban tioligere bar fie6t, % iom %.
loo err fommet nnoer Heien.
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Gaft GtenD o m
tiifaIaS ener tineie.

g-r,rtisIsr,ut., unser -gug,s-. -riI.ls-, XII.
ielaS" ca -&tttrfssrasftl' toisr 10 gsr,s Tor e5 os,
ior hntr SiaL % 10 GeH,B %. Orb for aft 'oan a5srs
ftaer Is cTo. gb,rttsieasHisr troi1ie5 fts for rH1s
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sat stttlinsrr. 1ttlszasr 70 re At 5osisrs IN
iraa sHuirey.
sv- eGsisrabStitsas ioftsr IS gsHts %. siti:.
ete Orb diag en- eiatt.
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@isSals Sbicn.g nite.

gisSalS Sbicn.gnitc. 9~iQeobug.
ger So 8iSbal bar IF; rfet lin 6eoe.
bpgO 8aoge Den Sbi ute, ban for
ct gar aur ii6en moOellereoe for
Sfien. Set er felipe SriginaIen /
Ser, ban bar ifiGnfet. Gen er | Dob.
belt SegemSIterrelie og faar lin 8loos
| 8aoge Sporebonfs 6eittpitetSIofaIe,
meo0eler "@uobran6soslen".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30

MinnesmGrfc. Ten t6oe' Sept.
afilsrcerS poo Sitpeo a~irfegooro en-
Ninociten for afnsoe fonaepalgt
2unoStbiuaSmanb Sens Serenieu.
&itpeo. Stenen or rciIt al SpIacre
/ areoien.
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SpSsialo. 0~iitriftSlGge u. Sa.
"trip / SornipIo or afgaoct peo Ds'
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bapoe proftiieret / Sorniplo | omtrent
10 Mar.
- Soaucprcit til Stiainge peb
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aigaoct uco T.oSeu pan R~roieSior
6iniers Sonatorirm / Sellerup, Sen
af0s0c par ieot / a~iSbenbopu ocn
tOoe September 1910, ioo al altiaa
hans 64.aorige 6sSiel5Oug falSer
iammen meO bans Gsos6ag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30

"a @nitap GSmann bar oppe til
iuriStif Grameu. iogNe en- al Eroies.
iorcrue iii bom: Ceres iuribiitc
8ioen er iom Ell Srfen; Der or finn
meaet ind Soier". ~Soa bill iea
huobe, at aamelrrue maa flrue iiltoe
0cm," loo gSmannS Spar.
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@iifop shurfilSicns @ftermons

~'F"P SgoitttbIShr f9iisththmo !
9rfitiansianos GomfirfenlerigbeoS
Stiftsprppit. % Sognepreitembeoe
bill efter 5orlpbenot Blue reiibereriSe
aopellan iammeteas 9rodlmann.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30

z tHaigs. - Saoelmdgsr oq Sfos
maserUrriteo meS garsbebotsutul sts
Ter 6arm rGa 1905 Here5; oil lPige en- at
COB BIIes sior Ell MORT Scgret.
ntn9smarO. Guste gGr.feo / grcu. o.
3ulion. pills, gplHH. 1913
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500 Sarml,

s'oltdHS. paa !ttt 9ufaar. Cliaa Hoals laa siat.
Ter ooWsisabs. @aa al Root Suautasbau esou.
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at Sptis VoRfoHtor. WtG
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9sosfato.

cptasL let DsfisRStsisss osEreo fer slsst
o. gsaHsr. at psrfiars NOOsr. cinpa CpSaAl. tsst
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Sulisr 5assas ben % ana Sc aar : DaaansesT Il.
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etru=. gDis. e5ee sspl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30

EsNuSfcS 25 Mauo III bUer at tage so
N"IaH Gcrss S1ropceo 5fpolluo /
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fduuirG % CONNER geoiie 5iltuo Ceres
SIP. Vor rFrHrere Cpip niHaer tiIifrip
THE MINNESOTA LAND AND STOCK ASSN,
81. Germania Life Bldg.. ST PAUL, MIN
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Z iHaIge. - en- aUo m fobsritalo
uRr SprretIinqscentrum / 3ecoran, 400
Seiiggeatso for en- 2sieitaIo oil blipe iolas
biliia. SeuueuO 2sm sl.sr Itriu nj Gbriiten
6roS, Teeotnh, Soma. is-4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30

Irit Qnun. Sdlp Iris 2auDi Oseres Btart
n II SurIeisb Co. v. Tai. tore
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pr. Nere. elier ilpb Ct Stplte paI rInle ige
8ouo,tiouer. euer @crup pabmeIts". SaliaH
y Clieu, 1875 glHbrus Blog. NiHusuputis.
Mtun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-30

.@arme tiaeie. 8t Tar Here sooe
eN' 6Gyme I'll 5orpa9iHing 3eriom ou
- gn'er at leIe eH 6arm meo eooe 8uls
ntu1cr aoot SiRo OF spoi NduO, lfriu Ill os.
% vi itaI ienos otl Splpsuiu3er. HAGGARO
& PEEK, AIgona, Iowa. 51bs
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
The CARIBBEAN STORM.
Anxiety Expressed That the Cayman
Islands Have Dee De-
vastated.

Mobile, Ala, Oct. 23.-Anxiety is
expressed here for the safety of the
inhabitants and shipping Of the Cay
man islands on account of the recent
terrible storm that swept the Caribbean
sea. -
The islands were in the path of the
storm, which passed southwark from
the coast Of Cuba, and nothing has
been heard from them in the past
two weeks. There are a great many
Caymanians here en- route to their
homes, and news is a~nXiously awaited.
According to %seafaring people, YES
sells from the islands should have
reached here days ago. Only a year
ago a hurricane struck this group.
Vessels coming in from the Mexican
gulf report that the storm was the
worst ever known and the seas were
higher than ever before reported.
News of disasters are looked for every
dlV
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
big ED' RICE pINCHED
Arrested as He Was Entering a St.
Louis Bank. =
He Was Accompanied By George
Sharon, Who Was Also Tnken
In BY Detectives.

st. Louis, Oct. 23.-ln the arrest OF
bib Ed" Rice, alias J. P. Brown, and
George Sharon at loon Saturday, the
police have captured two of the best
bank "sneaks" in the country.
Rice and Shannon were arrested by
Sergt. Cornelius Meehan Is they were
entering the National Bank of Com
merce.
The arrest was made en- information
of Pinkerton detectives, who have been
watching the bank since Harry Brum-
by attempted to pass a forged check
and was arrested.
big Ed" Rice is one of the best
known crooks in the country, having
served perhaps one-half of the 70
years of his life behind prison bars. He
was one of the noted crooks thai In
spector Byrnes of the New York police
department had trouble with twenty
years ago. He has served terms in
most of the big prisons of the country.
His last term of Imprisonment was a
ten year sentence for a bank job ON
mitted in PittSburg.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
COUNTY SENSATION
Suicide of Matthew Cunningham,
Recorder of MCLEAN County, Ill.
He Apparently Preferred to Meet HiA
Maker to Making Explanations
to His Bondsmen.

Bloomington, ILL.,. Oct. ga sensa-
ton was created here Thursday after
noon when Matthew R. Cunningham,
county recorder, committed suicide. He
went to his home shortly after noon,
and, sending his wife, the only other
occupant of the house, to a neighbours
with a request that she send for his
son, DR.. Cunningham, he laid down
upon a lounge and, securing a revolver,
shot himself through the head. His
wife, who soon returned, was COM
pletely Frustrated by the CHASTITY sight.
Recorder Cunningham was complet-
ing his first term of four years, and his
successor will assume Office December
1. By a curious coincidence his sue
cessor is the present coroner, n. B.
Carson, who conducted the inquest. 1t
has been known for some years that
the accounts of the recorder were in
a tangled condition. He dismissed a
deputy a year ago to make a place for
his wife, and the deputy released has
been making serious allegations con-
corning the condition of the books.
The grand jury took action and also
the board of supervisors. A committee
of the latter was appointed and made
an examination CT the accounts, but
matters were adjusted for the time be-
ing. A few months ago it was alleged
that he was about $500 short in his
-..l IL. l--I.-~- -.a-
to make good. The bondsmen had
been making an investigation recently,
and had made an appointment to meet
him at four o'clock Thursday afternoon
for a settlement.
The recorder was a soldier Of the
civil war, and his record was a gallant
one. A son, Edward, is a travelling
agent for the Santa Fe railway. An
other son is a physician in this city,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
THREE DEAD IN A COLLISION
Passenger and Freight Trains Col
Tide Near Natchez, Miss.
Have Beef h Cause of the
Accident.

vicksburg, Miss, Oct. 24.-rhree
men were killed and two severely hurt
in a head-on collision between a pas.
senger and freight train on the Match.
e~z-Jackson branch of the Yazoo &
Mississippi Valley railroad at an early
hour Sunday.
The dead:
William Schesler, Natchez, engineer
passenger train.
Emil Mackey, Natchez, fireman, pas
senger train.
John Allen, a negro brakeman.
Seriously injured: =
R. ]. Yearwood, conductor Of pas.
senger train.
Y. H. Hatchett, engineer freight
train.
The two trains were a local south
bound freight and the regular north
bound passenger, which came together
20 miles north of Natchez. The pas
senger train is said to have had orders
to meet the freight at Stampley, but
passed the station.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
ARMIES ARE IN TOUCH.
Still Hold Position Occupied When
Big Battle Ended.

Still HOLD Position occupied when
Big Battle Ended.
Mukden, Oct. 24.-While no pitched
battle has occurred during the last
few days, the two armies are kept in
touch with one another, holding the
position they occupied when the big
battle ended. There is nc evidence
that the Russian army will rush north,
as was the case after the battle of
Lao Yang. In fact, the Russians have
another line of defence to fall back
on in the event they are forced out of
their present positions.
During the last few days there has
been frequent artillery fire, occasional
infantry attacks and daily clashes be-
tween outposts and scouts.
Unless the Japanese take the initia-
tive soon, the Russians, it is expected,
will resume the offensive and endeav-
or to drive the Japanese back for the
purpose of insuring the safety of their
winter quarters, which undoubtedly
will be north Of Mukden, unless a
southwark advance is successful.
Another big battle is expected short
ly, as the weather is already turning
cold. 1t would be impracticable for
the two armies to1wintel in their pres
ent positions, midway between Muk-
den and Lao Yang.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
FIRE AT WILLS POINT, TEXAS
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars Worth of Business
Property Destroyed.

Dallas, Tex, Oct. 22.-Fire swept the
business section of Wills Point, go
miles east of Dallas, Thursday after
noon, and destroyed $150,000 worth Of
property.
The fire originated in the oil house
of a grocery store. A heavy wind was
blowing from the north, and not until
after several buildings, all of them of
brick construction, had been destroyed,
could any Roadway be made toward ex-
tinguishing the fire.
Following is a list of the best build
ings burned: Van Zandt county ma
tional bank, Wright Bros grocery
store, Finney & Swann's drug store,
CARROTS drug store, J. W. Campbell
building.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
SEVERAL
MementocS Left by l.. ID. Stuntz, Who
Has Disappeared From COul-
terviIle, III.

Coulterville, ILL.,, Oct. 23.-Two years
ago l.. d. Stuntz came here, married
into one of the best families in st.
Clair county and organized the L. D..
Stuntz Ice Cream Manufacturing Co.
He also connected himself with II
of the leading churches. A few days
ago he left here, and, it is said, his
destination is unknown. Since leaving,
banks in various parts of this COM
munity have notified a number of cit
liens that they hold notes on Stuntz
on which the names of several citizens
appear. They have been pronounced
~forgeries. They will aggregate $4,000.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27

st. Petersburg, Oct. 24.-(2.05 a. m.)
There is no change in the relative
positions Of the armies of the Shake
river. General Sakharoff %telegraphs
that the Russians have been bonn
harding Lamating and the Buddhist
temple at Linshinpu, while the jap
anese have been Smelling the Russian
position at Shakhe and near Linshin-
pu. A dispatch from Mudken reports
that the Japanese are fortifying an
important height south of Shakhe, and
that neither side shows a disposition
either to advance or retire. Another
dispatch from the Russian front says
the situation is not yet ripe for the
resumption of the offensive. This
meager but significant admission, all
that the censor allows to pass over the
wires, doubtless indicates that Gen.
Kuropatkin is maturing important
plans and distributing his forces in
readiness for another attempt to
break the Japanese resistance. The
roads are o dried by wind and
frost; the cold Is intense, and flooded
fields have been frozen. Thus military
movements are facilitated, though at
the same time it will be more difficult
to carry on ~entrenching work.
A dispatch from the Russian front
gives a rumor that the Russian force
hasc made a detour to their west, arriv-
ing abreast of Lao Yang, but there Is
no confirmation of this report. Great
Importance is attached to a report
from Toxic that 200 Russians have
crossed the Taitse river east of Bensi-
hu, and that 10000 are concentrated
at Kauta pass, 20 miles northeast. This
may indicate the direction of Kuropat-
kin's next blow, or possibly it is in
tended to %disconcert the Japanese and
compel them to weaken their forces
on the railroad. Whatever Kuropat-
kin's ultimate object may be, there is
no doubt that he is DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning the mast reliable information
as to the number and disposition of
the force opposing his eastern flank.
The Cossacks may be relied upon to
harass the Japanese line of commune
| cation, besides accommodating.
Gen. Kuropatkin is with the center
of his army. On October 81 he person
ally conveyed the congratulations of
Emperor Nicholas to Col. Poutiloff and
the Nineteenth rifles for the capture
| of Lone Tree hill.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
FELT AN EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
st. Louis, Experienced Slight
Seismic Disturbance Early
Friday Morning.

st. Louis, Oct. PA sligth earth
quake shock, travelling from northwest
to southeast, was felt in st. Louis Fri
day morning.
1t was felt in various parts of the
city, and was recorded on the seismo-
graph in the weather bureau Of the
Philippine exhibit at The Worlds fair.
Observer Lacson, in charge of the bu-
reau, says the disturbance was slight,
but distinctly recorded on the instru-
ments.
Reports from citizens are that the
disturbance caused a slight rafting Of
dishes, but nothing Of greater conse-
uuence.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
WILL NOW COME INTO HIS OWN
An Illinois Fruit Farmer, Disinher-
tied Because He Joined the Union
Army, is Now Only Heir.

Decatur, ILL.,, Oct. PIT. T. Van AL
len, who conducts a fruit farm near
this city, has been called to Elmira,
N. Y, to take charge of a large estate
of which he is the only heir. He be-
longs to the Van Allen family, n Of
the most prominent, socially, in New
York state, but when II years old went
into the Union army against the will
of his parents, and was cut off from
the family. All the male heirs are
dead, and Mr.. Van Aliens mother,
who is past so years old, has asked
him to come and take charge of the
property and receive his share of the
enormous estate.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
IN INTEREST OF SCIENCE.
Another Poison Squad Will Test the
Effects of A~duItcrants in
Food Preparations.

Washington Oct. 22.-It is announced
that DR.. Harvey w. Wiley, chief of the
bureau of chemistry Of the department
Of agriculture, has chosen another
squad of II men to eat foods adulter-
ated with different personalities, al
legged to be injurious to the human sys-
TEN. In the second week of November
the squad will begin its work.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
DISMISSED FROM SERVICE
Gov. Terrell of Georgia Takes Sum
mary Action in case of
Capt. Hitch.

Atlanta, Ca, Oct. 22.-By the YER
dict of the Statesboro court-martial,
which was signed Friday by Gov. JOS.
M. Terrell, Capt. Robert M. Hitch, who
was in command of the troops when
the negroes Reed and Cato were
burned at the stake, was dismissed
from the service Of the Georgia state
troops.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
AN AMERICAN is DECORATED
Mikado Bestows Order of Grand
Cross OF Sacred Treasure Upon
Durham stevens.

Toxic, Oct. 22.-Durham White Ste
vens, counsellor Of the Japanese le-
cation at Washington, who will be dip
lomatic adviser to the Corean govern
ment. has been granted by the emper-
or of Japan the decoration Of the
Grand Cross Of the Sacred Treasure.
Mr.. Stevens will proceed to Corea in
November next, to his duties.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
JAPS RENEW FIGHT
At PORT ARTHUR
Dispatches Indicate Kuropatkin May
Resume the Offensive.
SEEM MOTloNLESS
Accounts Lead to the Belief That
kurOpatkfn May Strike h
Next Blow ut Cyama's
East Flank.

Che-FoO, Oct. 24.-The Japanese, ON
the afternoon of October 10, resumed
their attack on the Russian outer
works at Rihlung mountain. After
four hours fighting, they succeeded
in capturing a number of the RUS
is the belief nj DaIny that n general
assault on Port Arthur Will be made
soon.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27

st. Louis, Oct. 23.-At the final ses-
sion of the tw~enty-fifth annual conven-
ton of the Building Association
League of Illinois, at The Worlds fair,
papers were read showing that the as
sets of the building and loan associa-
ton of America amounted to $500, 000,-
900 with a total membership of yer
1000, 900.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
Fatal Collision in France.

Tours, France, Oct. 22.-Two OK
press trains collided in Cnanzy Fri
day, and three persons wer killed,
including an army officer. Several
YER injured. The collision was duo
to neglect
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
Could Not Stand Adversely.

st. Louis, Oct. 23.-The dead body
of Henry J. Panzer, aged Ga, was found
in east grotto in Benton park. He had
killed himself by swallowing carbolic
acid, having selected for his deathbed
q spot just beyond a pond OF lilies. He
could moi bear the idea Of being PEN
niless.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-10-27
Tragedy ID EIgin, III.

Elgin, Ill, Oct. 24.-Dragging his
wife from the carriage in which they
were riding, at midnight, Saturday,
Frank Loes, q teamster Of this city,
shot and instantly killed the woman
end shot himself through the head.