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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
WHEAT PIT WAS
ACTIVE, HIGHER
Ta
NAY. AFTER DECLINING TO 1904
RALLIED SHARPLY AND CLOS.
ED AT 1.2f1s-sTATlSTIcs HAD
LITTLE EFFECT ON MARKET.

Chicago, Feb. iG.--Wheat was active
and irregular, with a good trade.
There was a rush an he part of May
shorts to cover at the start, sentiment
began al continuation of that mani
tested yerterday Part of he cover
ing was credited to foreign account,
and northwest was reported as buy
ing in the May and putting out July
Around SI,23 and a half for May long
property came or IN siderable
auanti les. enI professional traders,
ait recovering support licking at $f20,
sold freely and the price declined to
S109A, bur rallied again sharply to
st21 ana half and closed very
eady at $1212s, a gain Of 1ia6 "a.
fHly was indirectly strengthened by
.ha govornnc warn ng sent on fore
cas- ing high water mark n the north
vest July closed M0il lower Liver
ponl Yves u lawer to u higher Sta.
tlstics had bu little feet on todays
market the congestion for May option
being the principal factor
Corn-There was a good rade with
in a lower range, the clio showing
May of la July down h05s Offer
ings were quite liberal from the star
while the demand was only moderate
and prices yelled TO Increased Sell
ing pressure Long property came
out on good sized amour through
commission houses and encouraged
floor traders. Increased country ac-
ceptances with he prospect for mild
e. weather and more liberal move
ant no Goubi. acted as bear in
Guoucc.
Oais Declined and closed st a loss
Of MMh Trading while good. was
not up 70 yesterday's large aggregate.
There sas a teaCetqh OF ~ 10 . in
~ ght rates from oo'n ~ tAe
Northwestern, eff ctive February 90.
The expected mere Ease n arrivals naHt
week was the cause Of libe-al unload
ing by long.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17

Chicago. Feh. 16-Cattle-The mar
ket was rteady and fairly active. Il
g'srscd easy bur weakened later beef
tear selling LARGELY sf.25d $3.50. com
man So taGaI25 medium $3.50
o.. roods5 e0T7 so. choice % fancy
s575gsc45
Hogs There wss a Gb0d demand fo-
cali and shipping accounts. prices
ruling firm for all kinds.
sheep Demand from all classes of
buyers is grea ly in excess OF the lin
rad offerings. prices etronger than
ever. largely 15a25 higher Lambs
made q new high record by selling m
70 es.25 ner hundred for wcs ems. IA
I've sfesD sell CT e@< fff1
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
PEABODY BEGINS REeUTTAL.

Denver, Feb. 1G.--Former Governor
Peabody today began the introduc'
zion Of testimony in rebuttal in his
contest fer the governorship, now be
ing held by Alva Adams. Nine wit.
nesses from precincts 3, ward 16,
known as Little Russia testified
that they had voted the Republican
icket. though tie ballots whose mum,
bers corresponded with their names
On the poll hooks in the ballot box
were Democratic.
Several ether witnesses made sim
lar Identification Of ballots.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17

Now YORK. Feb &c Vheat--Ro
ce'p s. 1000 Spot, firm; No. . red
nominal elevator and sl25 fob
anoat Options closed i5G5s net high
er. May 51.1Sh.
Co-n-Receipts. 10000; exports
$4,000. Spot. puist; No. >. 55iR ele
vator and 81 nominal fo.h afoa'
No > yellow 5i No o WHIT = nom
NAL
Oats-R ecc'p's. 72c0o. exports 2o.
GOO SPOT au'et mive7 971a2: white
sSa9e: cli9red white 2g1k ftit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION.

Washington. Feb. lG.-President
an1 MIS- Rooseyelts reception 20 the
army and navy, The last Il the formal
evening leyees AZ the White House
for the season 'ool, place tonight L
was the largest and mos brilliant Of
any Of The receptions thus far this
season
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
novERNMENT RoNns.
Money Quotations.

New York. Feb. &C. Money on call.
steady T2ts per cent; closing bid.
pa, offered 21z. Time loans, steady;
sixty, ninety day. per cent; six
months. 3A. Prime paper. 8 y d4A
per cent Exchange easy. demand
$4SI7oa<4S775: sixty days. s4s5.5O.
ns4.S5.55. Bar silver, Glis
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17

Hundreds of thousands of people
use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
rs a family tonic. If taken this month
IL will keen the family well all sum
mer If Il fails get your money back.
rs cents Paul G. Schulz e. Son.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17

Cheese--yery firm, unchanged
Eggs Firm western. 33G34.
Coffee Options closed net 100l5
points higher with tone steady Sales
S55,250 bags.
March s6809s69O Spot Rio. quiet.
mold, puiet.
Sugar raw, steady. refined, steady
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17

Liverpool. Fab lf--Whe2'-Spat
morn aal Com not fru; Am sricaa
mixed, new 4 shilling al: American
old as l11sd.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
Raoeinta and shlnmen.s

CHICAGO, reb. 1c Following wero
tha receipts and shipments IN carload
lots from this market oday;
Tnors,t- si,fn.,.t,,t.-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
Reported by the Cassidy Commission
Company, 4o912 Oslo Street.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-THE following
was the range Of the leading future
on the Board OF Trade oday:
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
Reported by the Cassidy Commission
Company, 4o9la Ohio Street.
cTnrKc

New York, Feb lG.--The following
was the range of prices on the New
York Stock Exchange today:
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

a prominent monthly magazine with large.
hi Sh-ciass c eulAilon, ,cquir tic sslgicea q I
a focal r. preseDtatp b. l,nli after r. nowals
and Increase subscript ilH list in afro op a
sAiary basis or salary and comm ssieD, IL pre-
fetred, " b a continuing interest from year to
ca Ia the business cfe tted rxperiehee de-
itahie, hnt 0ot essenfia q OF d peitani1y
for u ri9ht pars0n. 4 ddress Publisher, Box
i @thtf. u n eW York.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
oSTEoPATHY
Dr.. Smith, Gilbert Block
MALE HELP WANTED.

Wantpd--A man for salesman aud collector.
Good salary and rlstinn permanent 10 right
no. ~inger sewing Machine Company Sl9
3, ashngton avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
Provision Market.

BUTTER-Strong; creamery. 2
032
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
RrAL EsTATe WAMTEp.

Wanted To buy small farm; viii pay cash.
Office,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17

WanFed-To buy fhree cF more connecting
iD.s Ia Park ataUrrt. nsWCr With location,
d .ription ane price, 10 IL care Bullet a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-17
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gree Announcements Of Those No
Employed, Who Desire
Positions,

Advert semeDIs Of nut ea cee0iDg three lines
siii be accented iree for one weeks time from
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reFtiser m peraun, on regular form, al the Of
The Bulletin Company assumes no reslonsi-
0ility for any advertisement or statement made
.herein ara will not accept tie notice OF an
pc. son known to be employed
Inquiries and replies ~ advertisement
houid be made Is MAJ
positi Wanged 10 do collecting or apy
K I'D af c.crica wo L b., young nan With
fCod feierr ces; address P-l, this Office
Wo.k wanted \ middeaged whlte wo-
inan wants a plaeG % do &c oral housew rk.
address Il, This flee.
Position Nsuted- y ounR man, age n, ~
good address as2 cons d-raole eXi erlent e, fe-
sfros posi- ion cOiircts-. or il whole a @
or lctail hoase, iirat class references. Z II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-14
CHICAGO AND COOK COUNTY.
Result CT Tuesdays Election az
shown by the Full aud Final
Unofficial Returns.

Chicago. April 6.-The full returns
show that Judge Dunno was elected
mayor at Tuesdays election by 24.O61
plurality. The other officers elected
were: City treasurer. +. w. Block.
democrat; city clerk, Adrian c. Arson.
democrat; city attorney, John +.
Smulski. republican The latter won
on his popular personality. His plu.
rality was less than 5, 900.
On the entire county ticket. which
included Judges Of the circuit and su-
perior courts. coroner and clerks OF
courts. republican pluralities ranged
from 20. 600 to 100000.
The socialist vote was heavier than
had been anticipated. running near 90
600.
The present city council has a re-
publican majority OF two. Indications
are the republicans will control the
next council. so that Judge Dunno will
have opposition In controlling legisla.
ton. Judge Dunno was formerly q
Bryan democrat.
Chicago has declared In favor OF the
$4,000 600 bond issue for a new court
house. The votes cast for the propo.
sition were 131 .276 and those against
s6.34l. leaving a plurality Of 34.935.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-14
THE ELECTION IN KANSAS
Some UNLOCK Reversal. If
Usual Reauits-W Carried
kansas city, Has.

Kansas City. Kas.. April s.-Elec.
tions were held in the larger cities OF
Kansas Tuesday. The democrats car
ried Kansas City. Kas., and Leaven-
worth, this being a revolution and en-.
tirely unlocked for in each case. To-
peka elected the republican ticket.
VIM. ". Rose. democrat. was elected
mayor OF Kansas CITY, Kas. By prob
ably 1900 plurality, defeating the pres
ent republican mayor. Thomas u. Gil.
bert: NJ. A. Waterman. independent.
and W. J. Kelchner. socialist. The cleo
ton aroused more interest than any
previous election in Kansas City. Kas..
and ii was notable because OF the ac-
tivity OF women voters OF total
registration Of $4,000 voters. 5000 were
women. and the election OF Rose ia
due to the women.
Leavenworth elected Peter Ever
hardy democrat. mayor by 200 MAORI
~ over ID. r. Anthony. republican.
Finley Ross. republican. was elected
mayor of Wichita by a large majority,
and the entire republican ticket.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-14
SPECULATION ~ PARIS.
The u,ninence of "a Sen Rattle sets
the Critics TaiLinE

Paris. April 1.-THE authorities
here are satisfied that the Russian sec
ond Pacific squadron will not seek TO
put into Saigon. French Cochin-Ck ma.
as the shallow harbor does not permit
of the entrance OF deep draught war
ships
The imminence Of naval battle
aronses the keenest interest. VI. Ber-
nets, the naval critic Of the Temps. is
also Of the opinion previously expressed
in other quarters that Rojesiyenski's
inhicting loss equal To- his own and thus
redudnu Japan's naval effective so
that the remaining Russian ships. re-
inforced By Admiral Nebogatons di-
vision of the second Pacific squadron
from Jitutil, French Somaliland will
permit Russia 10 present an equal IL
not greater sea power than Japan
In the meantime " Bernets asserts
that the second Pacific squadron is
likely to seize the Dutch island Of
Great Natuna for use as a base. justi-
flying its course by Japan's use OF the
Mao islands.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-14
THE WEEKS NEWS
TERSELY OUTLINED
An Epirome of the Most Important
Events at Home and Abroad
the Past Week.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH,
Latest Developments in the Russo
Japnnese Mar, Together With
Items of Interest Cnllcd From the
Important happening. All over
the World.
TIVE WAR ~ rHe FAR EAST.

4 ST. Petersburg dispatch intimates
that the three Russian warships al
Nladiyostok have been ordered out L
menace the japanese rear. thus plac
ms Admiral Togo between two fires. OF
al least weaken his fighting strength
and give Rojestyensky a better show
ing
a Singapore dispatch mentioning
the passage OF ~ ships of Rojestven-
SKIS squadron. including fighting YES
sells. tenders. hospital and salvage
ships. notes the absence OF the most
important fighting craft. including the
battleships Kniaz Souvaroff. AleNan-
der H.. Borod.nO and Orel, with their
complement of cruisers and other
craft
Baron Suyematsu formerly japanese
minister Of the interior. in an evident
~ inspired article In the Outlook. gives
Russia some meat 10 digest on the
question OF indemnity.
Owing 10 rain. snow and thaw. the
roads H. Name hur.a have become prac-
tiCally impossible Active field opera
lions therefore. are impracticable.
A Batavia Java dispatch says that
japanese warships are reported as po-
hc.ng all the straits available 10 Ad-
miral Roiestvensky in an attempt 10
reach The China sea.
lnyaliG'd Russians who have been
sent within the Russian lines by the
japanese say they met several Jap
anese Officers in Mukdea who formerly
were in the Ru sian service IN Man
Churia
The japanese are said 10 be advan-
cling In crescent formation. Oku on the
lett NoGm In the center and Kuroki
and Hawamura on the right. in all
about $4,000 strong. and it is feared
il ST. Petersburg that Gea. Linevitch
viii be compelled TO withdraw.
Russian war correspondents are
complaining VI the rigid censorship
which prevented HEN giving the true
story OF the battle OF Mukden. They
say IL was not an overwhelming end
unprecedented disaster"
Gen. Gouchkon. OF the Russian Red
Cross service. who remained in Muk-
den with the medical stan 10 care for
the wounded. in his report 10 Gen.
LineyirCh, pays high tribute 70 the
Japan CSC treatment OF the Russian
wounded, sisters q. mercy and doctors. !
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-14
ARE CITED TO SHOW CAUSE.
Pension Comm missioner Warner 10
Wedding Out some Had Tim
Der I'm His bureau.

Washington. April 1l.-Comm .--i1n-
er OF Pensions Warner has cited Ten
members of the board Of pension re-
view 10 show cause why their services
should not be dispensed with T.s
action was taken by the comms- aasr
because OF the discovery OF ION. i4-
linquencies IN the allowance Of ran-
sions TO members Of a Pennsy.tala
regiment organized in 1861 lu refer
participating in the service Arl Cl-
tions from members of Mercer r-
gade New Jersey national guar To-
which the same Circumstance control.
also have been allowed Comm we
or Warner said that he was doteru y
that such practices should be- STOPPED
in his term Of Office
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-14

RUSSIAN FLEET
Russian 0fficialdom Has But Little
Real Information.
The UMOR CROP is RlPENlNG
Not Much Credence Placed ia the
hep"rt That an enlargement
With the Japan~cc Has Al
ready Tnkcn Place.

ST. Petersburg. April Russia
information regarding Rojestvensky :
heet, its location. destination and in
tentions is based solely on foreign dis
patches, which are all TO meager to
prevent quick ripening crop Of ru-
mors, according TO one OF which the
adverse fleets have already joined bat
tie. One Of these dispatches is at.
tempting to locate yariously the battle
ship division of the squadron. The
admiralty steadfastly processes it's in
ability TO ippart any light or clarity
tho situation, and there is reason to
believe The profession is made in good
faith, at least as applies to all except
the very highest officers.
The admiralty declared that the re-
port received Monday was not from the
commander of the squadron. but from
the captain Of merchant ship. who
had encountered the fleet and reported
TO the Russian consulate at Singapore.
Some naval officers conjecture the
four lattleships are delaying in order
10 effect a junction with Admiral
Nctogaton's division. but generally
credence is given To the report that
the battlcships are taking a southern
route through the Sunda straits. the
selection Of the Singapore route being
regarded as in the nature OF a feini
and TO minimize the danger OF a tor
pedoboat attack on the mainstays of
the feet
Meanw bile events in Manchuria have
come TO a pause. and at home the main
attention is bsing given 20 the work
OF the Bouligan commission. which is
charged with formulating the plan for
the repre- sentative assembly promised
BY The imeD-iGl rescript cf March 5.
The commission IS meeting twice week
", and in private. Tho statement that
the preliminary report Of the commits
sion viii be ready by Easter is incor-
rect. The amount OF material for its
consideration is too great TO permit OF
this. The chief problem is that OF rep
resentation FOR governments where the |
zemstsvO organization is not az present !
installed and election machinery is /
not available.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-14
AN EXCEPTIONAL HONOR.
Ambassador Chontc Elected -Nfneter
of the bench 81 the Nfddl.
Temple" Ia London.

London. April ll-Ambassador G ne
was, Monday nigkt elected N ~
Of the Bench of.she Middle Tsrr
Among English lawyers this
most distinguished honor thar t.y
could confer on any outsider. ara g
the first time in several genera s
that other than an English sub bass
been elected a bencher Of the 81
Temple. one OF the oldest inns 8, LIT
IN London.
The action calls Mr. Choate lie
English bar. and selects him r tr
Of the governing body Of The ~ He
Temple Five signers OF the g. arg-
ton OF independence were menh, ~
the Middle Temple Since then
single American has been a mem..r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-14
RAILWAY BOILER LETS GO
switch Engine standing on "a Sid
ing In Mississippi ExpIodcS,
killing Three Men

Mobile, Ala. April IA switch en-
CINE. while standing on a siding at
Artesla. Miss. junction point 20
miles north of this city. from some
unknown cause. blew up and instantly
killed Engineer Gordon Humphreys
and his fireman. Dave Lewis. Freight
Conductor Felix Dougherty. OF Meridi-
an. whose train was on parallel
track, was standing close by when the
boiler exploded and was struck with
such force that his leg was broken and
a hole was torn i'm the base of his
skull lie died two hours afterward.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-14
A LONG PENDING LAWSUIT.
Decision which Gives Miss CIcmru-
100000 Acres Of Florida land.

Jacksonville. Fla. April ~ jl re
locke. OF the United States district
court. has confirmed the report oi ae
special commissioner appointed '0 n-
vestigate the validity Of the gran u
! .2Do.0 900 acres Of land in West For.-
da. along the Apalachicola river made
by the Spanish crown 10 John Forbes.
The case has been in the courts since
1890 The only direct living heir -
the property is Miss Clementine na.-
oou. Of Philadelphia. Judge LoDaes
decision awards the land TO her Ns-
trict Attorney Stripping has filed notice
OF appeal. and the case will 60 o. he
supreme court of the United state.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-14
MANY THOUSANDS KILLED
Appalling Results of the Reser,
Earthquake in India.
I'm TN" T""'~ Ai""e the Death ia,
henehes Ihe Enormous Toial
OF Ii,5oo.

simla. India. April ll.-Late rer.r,s
show the dead in the ruins OF tuo ID,
dian towns demolished by earihon,i =
TO reach the enormous total OF n Il.
IL is probable that even this f..,rs
VIII be swelled when more inio-na.
ton is obtained.
Splendid stone palaces OF the r..,-
poans. built TO withstand wind s,.,,..
have been demolished. and the f,ri,,
OF their walls caused the create, H. +,
Of life. The earth is still quaking ana
natives are feeing TO lower lands
The earthquake disaster at Dharn.
sala is dwarfed by reports of horror,
from the orchard-clad Kangra valley
This is The remote mountain home D,
tea planters.
The digging out Of the dead Is most
dinicult task, as the few remaining
natives were SO terror-stricken That
they absolutely refused TO work ana
have fed into the valley.
More than 10000 persons lost .helr
lives in the town Of Palanpur Ta 10
is not a house left standing in ne
town. OF the population of 1852 b
the city. less than 100 are repor,.s 10
have escaped unframed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-14
ST. LOUIS CITY ELECTION
The Count Completed and the Re-
suit Given 10 the Public.
Divide the Remnindcr OF Ticket
With the Republicans.

St Louis, April 6-Rolla Wells has
been reelected mayor of 81. Louis "a
serve four more years. He defeated
Judge John A. Tally. the republican
candidate. by Laps plurality.
The democrats elected the mayor
comptroller. auditor. treasurer, col
lector and president OF the board OF
assessors.
The republicans elected the president
OF the board OF public improvements.
the register. marshal. inspector of
weights and measures and the presi-
dent Of the council.
Wells received 44,307 votes TO Talty's
t2.942- The democratic candidates
plurality was i.425. The pluralitles OF
other successful candidates ranged
from 800 TO 500 votes, and no one but
Wells went over 900 plurality.
The proposition TO increase the bond
ed Indebtedness OF the city by s9,000.-
600 was defeated. the vote being: For,
1864; against. $3.50; necessary to
carry. Ga. 9l6.
The charter amendments to increase
salaries of city officials. including
members Of the assembly, were defeat
ed. The vote was 81 Ill yes; 36.656
no for officers; 32.lSi yes. sc, 652 no for
members OF assembly. Necessary TO
carry, 64.9l6,
The defeated republican candidate
for mayor says he Will contest the
election on account, in particular, OF
frauds in the fourth ward, where the
vote for Wells was larger than the en-
tire legal vote OF the ward
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-14

IS The result Of the official canvas.
the democrats secured control OF both
houses of the 81 Louis municipal as
ssmlly
The saloonkeepers Of S. Louis sim
ply laughed al the inrimation that they
were expected 20 observe the Sunday
lay and an were run practically wide
open
When The late Augustus King. o.
Minneapolis Mimi. made his will. he
remcm cred the love Of his boyhood
GAYS ly leaving handsome fortune 10
Alss Henrietta Bateman. the daughter
OF bis first and only love.
rho feLeral grand jury a. Portland
Ore. has indicted Is weli-inown men
OF Oregon ard Washington on the
charge Of conspiracy 70 defraud the
government OF portion Of it's public
lands.
Moses Simmons and Mss Mary PeaT-
o.. while buggy riding az Ardmore. I.
T.. were killed. their rig being struck
by freight train ar a railway cross
ing
Chief Justice Jesse Knight OF the
Wyoming supreme court IS dead.
The seat Of government was tenn
porarily located in Fort Worth. Tex.
with Secretary Loeb officiating. while
the Freeident hunted coyotes and lack
rabbits on the Kiowa-Comanche res
ervation.
prairie fire in southwest Greer
county. okla. resulted in the de-
struction Of a vast amount OF property
and foodstuffs and some live stock.
Satisfaction has been caused in Pan
anna by receipt Of the news that Sec
Rotary Of War Taft has proposed a de-
crease in railroad rates
barnet Philips. soldier. traveller and
Journalist. for mere than thirty years
connected with the New York Times
is dead. IN his seventy-seventh year.
Eight men we're instantly killed as
the result Of an accidental explosion at
the Ardway quarry. near Roanoke
Va. Several others were injured.
II is learned that George Wilder
aged 81 years. who recently disap-
peared from Denver. Col. deliberately
committed suicide by jumping over
board from the steamer Concha. on
which he sailed from Galveston.
Within the shade Of the old Ala
mo in San Antonio. Tex. whence he !
departed seven years ago. at the head |
OF the Rough Riders. Theodore Roose |
welt. returning 10 meet his comrades as
president Of the United States. received |
such "A Welcome as rarely falls 10 the |
LOT Of mortal II was his day Of days
The coroncr's jury at Birmingham
Ala. that Investigated the Virginia
mine disaster. which cost III lives,
charge four mine operators with wilful
and criminal negligence.
Manly Tello former editor OF the
Catholic Universe died in Cleveland.
o.. aged 81 years
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-14

ST. Louis. April 11.-Fredcrick $ y
inour harrington, convicted OF ne
murder Of James r. Mccain has o0-
tanned new lease Of life. and the ar
gument On his appeal in the supreme
court. which was To have been male
to-day. will be postponed until che &c
tober term OF that tribunal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-14
KILLED HIS OWN SON.
An Aged Nan WA. Forced 10 10 "a
In order TO save the Lives "f
His grandchildren.

Placerville, Cal. April li.-At Indian
Diggings, Eldorado county, Austin
Morgan Starkey. aged "a years 20
save the lives OF his two grandchildren
and himself. shot and killed his son.
Joseph Starkey. aged 80 years The
son had been drinking TO excess ana
attempted to exterminate his brother
Johns family with an a.. and had
already chopped ten-year-old chic
TO death