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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
SEEKS :#INFORMATION NJ VI
Widow of5 COME derate Y Soldier llei
58y Wants to Hear from Prea her.

Mrs Charles Williams, Of Ssionx city,
tho widow ofs.John Lanpki1 nG G,o "a
curing a. pension. She was married the
second time in this city In 1851, but ' 9
minister's certificate is missing. h, I.
III, 70 was married. BY a'Metliodst minis
tcrnamed SLanghorlle, and would be glad
to- hear fromEhin&o some. one,yho J. c n
give llerHthea necessary atfit avit g ~ 9 2
marriage. Any Conformation may be sent
to tho chief f8nolicc here.5t, A, 448{t
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Thanks Of the Ladies.

At !; meeting Of the. lady board OF ,-is-
titors Of the Methodist Institute held
ton 81 Hearty thanks to the gentleman
who for four weeks has furnished fio ~
to nearly one hundred families. to be
baked for the poor. The most O. this
bread has gone out from the Nineteenth
Street Mission but there have also been
sub-depots for; distribution In the East
and West End Of the CITY. Thousands of
loaves have been given away and much
good has been done among the poor.
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Birthday Celebration.

The children OF the Missionary Band
Of Grace Street Baptist Church will cell
citrate their first anniversary this eve.
ming at s o'clock in the lecture room OF
the church.. The cantata, GRANDPA s
Birthday" will be given by a large cho-;
rus Of children. assisted by quartettc.
little birthday bags whichyhave been given
out will be gathered in on his OCCASION
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Small Fire.

turning In of the fire alarm a t the Ches-
apeake and Ohio grain elevator yester-
day morning Mt o'clock.$s The, fire was
which caused damage to tho roof sof
about s.. W IN iIia
Another box III tho neighborhood should
have been turned. 9 n 5i 9S
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GAS n g FL e
Baar. thu - Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
s 81: J; lszx41ESzz;;.

Wanted 5000 llston,ers for Duffy } Malt
8Wlliskey, 500. bottle.
RI Gibson MINK, Oscar I'epner and M e,
syernon, also Ryn NyhiskeS full quarts,
1885, bottle; four year,
Old llenton Valley lfye NYlllskeys $sO5i
gallon y.
a GOOD RYE Whisky, $780, Holland Gin,
500 Write for our new price list
s., u AL I'M N 3 so N,
SoQ Y. Marshall; 1sl0 lf Main s tlcct. e
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DR.. Smith on Jackson.

", Rev. DR., James Power Smith nus con-
scented to repeat al e. the meeting Of Lee
Camp tonight the 4 address n he recently
delivered IN Boston on %Stonewall jack
son and his early training at West
c o interest oc Laaes ana and young s studenls
Of history are especially invited.
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LIFE INSURANCE co.
Convention Of Their SuPerintell-
tSs dents in Session Here.

3A5copventluatof tho sl perYlsors and ssll-
lncrintenderlts ct the Elf Insurance. Cob, ,
n liz ssfleld work OF tbs, company III their
enilrn territory Is being discussed:
9pThsg convention VIII Wlnd, lp VII Z
n IT, st,Iicci,s wIl'be present.. ,nd prest-
1ipnt j y q. Walker vii l,lssa "a 3ig. 81. v
Sgrhe company has DECIDED ~ extend ils
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70 AS IGN VOTERS. B
Judge 81 B. Witt Names Com,

missioner tor Rlchrnond.tt Il 3
Judge. s. 13. & witt. os the Iustings
Court, has named NIessrs. B. @. James,
Gilbert K. ollock aid Clyde w sann-
dcrs IL comm lsstuh q to assign The voters
of tho city 10 their respective reclncts
under the newared distributing scheme,
Tho commission Is alread y doing some
preliminary work. 81 CHI as getting the rel Z;
lstration 'book ks II together, &c.,l and Wlll
shortly begin the work OF assigning the
voters to- tllcirk nc W. precincts.
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Sons Of American Revolution.

The. sons Of tho American Revollitloi.
Mt the rooms Of the Virginia IIistoric,lI
Society. No 707 Fast Franklin Street.
Officers will be elected and other impor-
5tant business Will be transacted. 1t is
desired that thefo shall be q full attcn-
dance.
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sRichmonders in New York.

3l7'5 Especial to Tho 57Tlmes-Dlspatc1l.]G ~ ~
\ NEW YORK, March 17.--Fi ftf Ayenue,E
Mrs. j ut. Parkinson, j. Z. Parkinson,
Miss Il. 5T'arlSinson, Mrs "A. M. Randolph.
s.. II. Mace, Grand. 9. r! Willis: Victoria.
W. s. Burton. G. W. Roe; Herald SQUARE,
ter, "a. n Osterloh. i
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q .A.sToRI.A...s 4.
a., :, ia 3 :, The Kind You Hsa Always Bought
s'fs q le,zzzz1za,
Rent n hox In the strong hrc and burglar
proof vault OF The Stale Bank OF Nir.
glnia. Charges moderate.
y ATTRACTIVE TRIPS TO THE 4 PACIF!0

80 ~ 4 % Asst.
EJnr 10 May list. 1904, the Southern Rail-
Way will sell very low ia tes Scurslon
tickets ,oG California The rate Will be
gst,5.o5 for tho round trip from Richmond,
and ylrgiria cities. with liberal stop-a
over privileges a \ Houston, Texas, and
points west thereof. The return lint
or these tickets will be June Both. mol
Attractive side trips have been arranged
A ut very low rates. You may go md
return via the same route, or go onas
froute and return another, Tho service
Of tho Southern Railway. IN connection
swithSthe famous H'unset Limited" from
NcT Orleans Is unsurpassed.
The Dinink Car service on through
trains Of the Southern Railway Is ,nali-
stained at the highest standard OF ex-
tEellcnce.g l &, H Fl 4 i3t 53
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SOUTH AZ ri CAN K MANAGER sANHEu,
N SER-BUScH BREWING .5 ASSN.
ss$s&5 CURE D. OF Z! h a BsF SEVERE lSs
ssS5, COLD BY CHAMREREAlN'Sg s5s3 issi

WYNN n t-IW 3 =
B e. During m "Trip in tho Transtali I
con tracted n heavy cold nm pleased
to state that Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy gave me prompt relief and after con-
;iipuing It's use for a few days was en- r
ftirely rid OF the distressing indtsposi-
tom says MIR. Albert T.. stiasny. man
ager OF Anheuser- Busch Brewing Asso-
citation, Cape Town. Africa This remedy
has a world wide reputation for its cures
Of colds and can q ways be depended
upon. For sale by all druggists. y
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Elegant Wedding Gift.

In the Chancery Court yesterday a decd
was filed by Mr.. and Mrs. e. Itaab, con-.
veying TO their daughter. Emily. who has
brick store. No. 1917 East Main Street,
as q wedding gift. The property is worth
about $4,000.
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Property Transfers.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il. WInso and vito TO
Margaret J. and Catharine NJ. Powers, q feet
on south side Hanover Street. o. 10 feet cast
Henrico-A w. McClny and wife to e. l..
Ford. IS feet on Floyd Street, northwest corner
Park SO 100, At4ai ta5 tT 3it E .-isal#'tfS
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
FROZEN SOLIOLY.
Lake Michigan Presents . Conditien
4 Which Has Not Prevailed
Since 1880.

Chicago, Jan. s29. Lake Michigan is
frozen over from shore to shore. This
condition is the cumulative result of
cold weather. the average
temperature during December and jan
uary having been lower than in any win
ter since 1876. tits. athesnrst time the
lake has been entirely.covered with ice
since 1880. a year made:memorable in the
annals of lake navigation by vast de-
struction of shipping in bergs and foes.
Even in severe winters strip of. blue
water usually remains unfrozen in the
middle of the lake. For weeks this strip
has been growing narrower. The cold
weather has finally bridged this fair
way and Lake Michigan from end to end
stretched motionless as prairie under
a silence Of ice. and snow. One could
start across the lake and arrive dry
shod in Michigan. :; :.sI'.7%# :: s: :,t} I
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04

Mitchell neglected Pre.sae.t a. 2, .h :.
Uaitea Mine Workers ana 9th.
ss eR O0eers Chesea.. 81; =

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Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 27.-The re-
port OF the tellers on the election Of
national officers of the United name
Workers was received by the convention
yesterday. President Mitchell, Vice
President Lewis and Secretary-Treas-
urer Wilson are reelected. The full
vote Of the organization was not cast.
Mitchell. as the head Of the ticket, re-
'ceived 1858 votes. Lewis received 81, :
80 votes and Wilson 81 1916. They had
no opposition. IT.. m@ ~ 4
The newly. elected delegates to the
American Federation of Labor are John
Mitchell. T. L. Lewis. w. B. Wilson, w.
HI Haskins. Of Ohio; William Ryan, Of
Illinois; John Fahy, of Pennsylvania.
district No. 8, and John T. Dempsey, of
district No. /. d
The mine workers have authorized
the levying Of Is cents a month in ad-
.dition to the present ten cents per
capita tax for the support Of strikes.
This increase will go into effect at
once, and on basis Of q membership
OF 100000 in good standing should
bring into the national treasury ap-
proximately $4,000 a month. .,,:st4 ......
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
GMcHc0 any NEWS.

the senate yesterday was devoted to
debate rather than to set speeches on
the attitude of the United States to-,
wards the Panama revolution. A favor
able report was made on the bill to pre-
vent dissertation of the; American flag.
In the house the race question, finance
and the Panama canal were discussed
and bill was introduced appropriating
100000 for a statue of Abraham Lincoln
in the city of Washington. Aresolution
was introduced extending the thanks
of congress to the people of Wisconsin
for the statue of Marquette which oe-
cupies place in Statuary hall in the
capitol at Washington.
Washington, Jan. 30.@The senate
yesterday adopted a resolution which.
calls on the president to state whether
the senate. has been, supplied with all
the facts bearing on the controversy
Of Panama. In the house a bill was in.
troduced' to distribute S25 200, 900 an
nually of the surplus in the treasury
among the states and territories for
the construction and maintenance of
post roads. sS5.4 81. .iie $3.50. ,.:stt{H
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
1'Af'T's POLICY.
New war Secretary Favors the Doc.
LII trine. ofthe Philippines for 49,
,at.f.ys,li the Filipinos. e. ~.

Washington, Jan. so.-The Philippines
for the Filipinos will be the keynote Of
the policy Of Secretary Taft toward the
far eastern archipelago. In almost the
last speech he made before leaving the
Philippines for. home he reiterated this
keynote, which he first sounded when
he was inaugurated governor Of the
Philippine islands. This speech has
been published by the insular govern
ment in an Official fornq and has Just
reached the war department. In 1t Gov.
Taft declared that this doctrine does not
exclude the encouragement of American
enterprise or the American investment
Of capital in the Philippines, for the rea-
son that nothing, not even education or
a free form of government "can make
for the elevation and civilization of the
Filipino people than the investment Of
an American capital in the material de-
velopment. of, these islands, ......:....
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
Ex-MAY0R AmES FREE
Supreme Court Quashes
-i2 an Indictment Against Him
.t;.;..e...9 ON q Technicality. !,}i3.si

st. Paul Mimi, Jan, .so.-The su-
preme court yesterday quashed the in
dictment against former Mayor Ames,
Of Minneapolis, and the entire court
held that the indictment was good, but
that the evidence was faulty. Judges
Start, Collins and Lewis concurred in
the majority opinion that the offense
was not proven. while Judges Lovely
and Brown disagree with that part Of
the opinion Of the majority DR..
Ames was charged and convicted In
the district court OF Hennepin county
OF receiving money Illegally as mayor.
of Minneapolis from women. -;.9 n. vi;
He was indicted for that offense Feb.
ruary 4, 1903, and after trial of sew
eral weeks was found guilty May. {
and sentenced to a term in prison OF
six years: ) fssf ..'ii '-Is': : fiiiF:i Is
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
WARLlKE INTENTIONS. !, !.
Colombia '1a Said to Have Determined
to Send an Expedition. ~.
Against Panama. -'S. %''

Z Panama, Jan. 30.-News has reached
here from Bogota that insomuch as
Gems. Reyes and Cavallero have as.
sured Colombia that the United States
will only object to her landing forces
in the canal zone, the Colombian gov
eminent intends to organize and send
an expedition against Panama. =. ''@''
! The only explanation of this news
from Bogota is that the government
of Colombia is compelled to take some
steps to: prevent its downfall. This is
said TO- be imminent, as. President
Marroquin has lost all the prestige he
ever had. There is much speculation
in Bogota as to the outcome of this
move should: It be put through. a
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
f.t1y.s,s,,I,s cuwsnrSx
: \ 8-II :, :-I7f- y ~.
Daily summary % work Done n Sea-
ate aaA House ~ the Lawmak.
i3',t il ers;.oR the Natie... r;5:g,5

Washington, JAM: e6.-The senate
heard further discussion on the question
Of appointments to once made during
congressional recess, listened to .
speech on the isthmian canal question
by Senator Morgan and passed q NUM-
Der of bills Of semi-public character.
In the house the army appropriation
bill. carrying approximately SIS ,00o, 900,
was passed. after adopting number Of
amendments. A resolution calling on
the secretary Of state for information as
to the number Of carriages maintained
by the government for the state depart
ment was adopted. q i''f' &4't' u i@ii1
Washington. Jan. 27.-The time of the
senate yesterday was again divided be-
tween consideration Of the Panama
question and other subjects. In the
house Mr.. Boutell (rep., lid spoke for
nearly two hours in reply to statements
made by Mr.. Williams Miss. J., the min
ortty leader, in his stand pat" speech
Of a few days ago. y ,'' y : =
Washington, Jan. 2s.-The senate
proceedings yesterday included a speech
by Senator Simmons IN. c. in support
of the Panama canal treaty and the
passage Of q resolution giving authority
to the committee on privileges and cleo
lions to proceed with the investigation
Of the charges against Senator smoot.
The committee on ;foreignGrelations de-
cided to make two amendments to the
Panama canal treaty. In the house gen.
eral debate on the urgent deficiency bill
digressed to discussion OF political top
les, the race question and aerial naviga-
ton.
washington, Jan. .s.-rhe time e: Of
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04

The latest craze in London society
IS to make pet of the small green
French frog, numbers of which are
bejngtsent over from Paris for frog
parties. The. frogs, after their. -educa-
ton. has been perfected, are| placed
on atable, and In front Of each frog
is placed small ring...not much larger
than. q wedding ring, and then, with
out the slightest prompting, the frogs
commence to jump through the rings.
and continue their performance as
long as there remains a ring to jump
through.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04

The mosttyrecent excavation shows.
that Vesuvius began it's work saa 9
conservator of antiquity earlier than;
the memorable year A. D. -. During
the excavations in the valley Of the
Sarno.s near San Mariana, some most
interesting antiquities have come to
light These had been covered up by
a volcano deposit about six feet thick.
which points TO an eruption Of vesu-
vius which must 5hafeataken PLACE il
the. seventh century before Christ. The
relicsS include Greek burying place,
arcl1tr ,4ltaliaiE sstk,nbas, md various a 3,
br044es II as u: ~ ''s5is I'll q.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04

AS showing tendency to accept any
marked American improvement, even
in conservative France, the proprie-
tors of paper plant at Rives; in the
Isere, have recently contracted with
an American inventor for the control
Of a patent covering a machine for the
quicker and more economical drying Of
paper. The inventor, a practical en-
gineer, has been on. the ground explain;
ing and proving. thessuperiority Of his
machine.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04

The mosquito plant" a species Of
basil, rs attracting great deal Of at
tention in England just now. An army
officer who secured one of these plants
in Nigeria says it is we'll known as a
mosquito defense there, and the ra-
tivess use an infusion of. its leaves to
cure malarial sfeyers. As soon as q
hedge of this shrub was planted about
the Victoria gardens, Bombay, India,
the workmen. who had previously been
almost unable to work because ofs the
swarms of mosquitoes. had no further
trouble :||s.s.SR sss Il Z i, 4 = = E: 81
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
$ AN AWFUL PLUNGE.
Cage in a Colorado Mine Drops FIT
teen Hundred Feet and fifteen L y
.: Men Are Killed. .'@s .Niastt

Victor, Col, Jan. 27.-As the result
Of an accident THAT occurred about
three O'Clock Yesterday morning in. the =
Straton Independence mine, located
near the center: OF this city, 15imen are
dead and one other severely injured.
:. The. dead: w. R.sFrazier, John Sc
beck, Joe Setherum, Edward Twiggen,
LA! Wagner, H A. Yoeman,t Edward
Smith, Joe Oyary, H. F.. Brown, tW.lB.t
Couins,oJ i. Steward, Frank Cochrane.
Z. T. Jackson. Harry Cogane, c. G: stat-s
ten. ..f4. -..e ~.
:. Injured: James Bullock, body bruised
and scalp wounds. ~ 3 =. ~ fEI.fs
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
70 FIX Wage Scaie.

7 Indianapolis i'd. .Jaa P<2e.-rhe
bituminous GOAL operators of Indiana,
Ohio, western Pennsylvania and Ilh-
nois, the central competitive. district,
in which 117,ooo' miners are employed il
mining one-third. of all the coal pro-
duced in the. country, met yesterday to
take up the consideration Of the wages
and working conditions forlthe year be-.
ginning April /. =
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04

The Italian navy department has an
nounced its intention of purchasing
navy supplies. armor-plates in ,partic.
ular, from firms in foreign countries
II the Italian steel manufacturers COM
bination. q kind Of trust, attempts to
raise the prices Of such materials.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04

The total amount Of Z cane sugar
brought into the United States during
the fiscal year ended June 3O,s 1903,
was. as shown by the bureau of sta
tfstics Of the United States depart
ment Of commerce and labor. $685..
6o4,o4s pounds. or this amount. the
Hawaiian islands contributed IA, $685.
400 pounds, the Philippine islands 49,
1883 pounds, and. Porto Rico $780,
143,50S pounds I {. .A 80. a@
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
Three Frozen to Death.

Marinette, Wis, Jan. 27.-Three per-
sons have persisted from the cold in the
vicinity Of Marinette. Ernest Bron-i
tette. a woodsman, became lost in the
woods near Wausaukee and died as a
result of the exposure. The frozen body
Of James Carroll, of Harris, Mich, was
found in a: .snowbank. He had, been
drinking. Fred Cuduofski a woodsm;an,
was so badly frozen while riding back to
his camp that he died. He had been
drinking heavily, ,l.s.; .:.,i .i.s&sa'i
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
Must Serve Sentence.

/: Chicago, Jan. 28-Ald: John ]. sBren.
man,: convicted Of election fraud, lost
his habeas- corpus fight yesterday.
Judge George w. Brown quashed the
temporary writ secured for Brennan and
,,remanded him to the bridewell. This
means that unless Brennan can secure
his freedom by some:ether means he will
be forced TO remain till the. end of his
one-year sentence, imposed, by Judge
Gary. .I.-t'.- =
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Good Advice.

Salem, Ore, Jan. so-Harry D: Egy
bert, who murdered John G. Saxton
and John West. last. October. was
hanged here yesterday Egbert made
a brief speech on the scaffold. my
friends" he said, stake me as mark,
keep your children off the street and.
above, all, tout Of the saloons. Bad
raising and bad company is the direct
cause of my downfall. i I shave re-!
,pented Of my sing.,'s.s .z.sxs i Y
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04

In 1873 Mexico had 1886 miles of rail.
way. Over these went 723, 1874 passen-
gers and 150,47s tons of freight, and
the receipts were $1.S48,375. In 1900
there were 5000 miles in operation.
10,709,462 passengers and ,7,522.923
tons Of freight were carried, and the
receipts we're s49,425,47s. Since 1900
the mileage, freight, number of pas
sengers, etc., have gone on increas.
ing -------i
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04

Eating horseflesh by the poor in
Paris is increasing to such an extent
that the abattoirs will have to be en-.
larged. The present consumption is
&c, 900 horses year. The horse meat
is somewhat darker and stronger than
beef, but 1t is not unpalatable. It haa
grown in popularity since the siege.
The flesh OF; the horse and the ass is
about one-half the price of beef.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
Mckinley. Birthday.

VI Canton, o., Jan. ao.-Canton people
yesterday: Informally but generally OBJ.
served 4. y McKipley'ss, birthday. Special;
patriotic programmes were held In
most Of the schools and the pink carr
nation was everywhere In eMdence.
Mrs. Mckinley WAS driven to the. GENE;
terry :,ilnssthe afternoon Win i large
bunch of searpations for the tomb Of
the late prasiderit.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04

The total imports Of tobacco in 1902
into Switzerland rose to a point new.
er before reached-over $4,000. 900
pounds. As compared with the pre-
vious year there was a decrease Of
about four per cent. in the importa-
ton from the United States, while
Greece, Turkey, Algeria, Central
America, the Argentine Republic and
China came much more prominently
forward as sources of supply.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
Fatally scalded.

Detroit; Mich, Jan: ;so.-Three men
were SO badly scalded by the breaking
Of an iron elbow connecting the boiler
and engine. in the basement of the
Hotel Metropole that they died in. q
short time lat the hospitals. to which
they were removed. The dead: VIII
liam Gupp, fireman; George Vincent,
engineer; Frank Casper. fireman at
Hotel brunswick = :. 81 - { L
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
Colde.t Night ON Record.

!. Bessemer, Mich, Jan: 29.-Wednes-
day night was the coolest in the his
tory of theAcopper country, the Their
mometer registering 46. degrees below
zero. Cattle. We're found frozen stiff
in the barns by farmers Thursday
morning. '.Teaming and. all outdoor
work is stopped. ~. -. 4.1..a
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
Roasted Her BABY Brothesr. II

1NVdHVcH HUT O@WS DrOtneT.
J La Crosse Wis.,, Jan. 26.-While Mrs.
Edward Smith 'was:'chopping wood, her
daughter five years old, placed a baby
brother in q hot oven, closed the, door and
baked the baby to death before the
mother returned. The oven, had been
heated for baking.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-02-04
For a Big Depot.

ST: Louis, Jan. so.-Plansj have s been
completedfor the erection of 4 ipasseein[.
ger station near the main entrance sss AZ
the Worlds Fair grounds that will nc.
commodate 10000 persons, and be used
Jointly by all the roads sending trains;
TO the grounds, The station will. cost
about SCI. 200. but it win be but a tenn.
porary structure for use only during
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