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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
0afpb Htes' ,,D,elpbte.bany,"

NoTboffsGde Der Ypfp' unb NprreTfs8trake.
Suupimiortier he's 1eianapereins -Wttlo'
bic. S%inaitInoen ieofn SonncrfiaesIbeHb.
9erfnmmlinaen bcS ~9entenitta, Wespst'
Rereins" ieheu 2. urb 4, Sieuftng I'm Ylo.
nat. Islepbpn - Mt. Serrton 2G66 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
ahsr,e .NbelpetA.eaas,s

9de GaIfs mo JdItNbeHue. VuntpH,
WaarpIanb.2 cfepton - 81 =.
3amptdnaItt.r beS 9~eiangbere, NJ -ehei,
iuetb.'~ -GamensS,ereinS bes Hoelpeth,--
~ganfons9 orflnpcS 9tr. 44b. >. q. o.
-Srteufai.D tfiriftS Nr. 16s, D. u.sD. uno
-eanfon Spot u. BerenlgnnSS~BtrttiSN
(Sept2f,19)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

2ebcnoes @efliigel, pro Yfuno:
oItc Niibncr 1ic.; iungc Siibncr
15c. bis lGc.; Gntcn l0c. bis 13c.;
Soubelt, pro Eoor 20c. bis 35c.
81 ii f te uno Semi ii c.
&ortoiicln, pro Sob Toe. bis
$1.25; 3udcrriibcn, pro 9iltocl
ic. bis &c; @eiBfobI, pro Srnlbert
$50 bis $3.50; 3luicbclL pro @ll-
libel 60c. bis Soc; Iepicl, pro Sob
500 bis $50; crime @obncrl, pro
SolbloB lOc. bis Coo. @lrfcn, pro
aorb 15c. bis Soc; tomatoes, pro
Carrier 25c. bis 60c.; Nnonn@, pro
Grotc $50 bis $500; @imbcercn,
pro Guort &c. hi. &C.; Eflrlidc, pro
Carrier $l.25 bis $1.75; Gontoloupc&,
pro Grotc 60c, bis $1.25; @oiicrmclo'
ncrl ic l2c, bis Doc; @irneit, pro Sob
$500 bis $3.50; Commons, pro Sob
$3.50 bis 500; Yilolmen, pro Gilort
&c. bis Sc.
Groceries uno Yropiio.
mem.
Sol5flciidL pro Yluno: fleiile Sit
oor.Gurcb Sdinfen 1876; grobc
Shinten 13c.; Goliiornicr Sd)in'
fen SIC; Sugar.Gurco Sd)ultcrn
SEC; troden gclol5cilc Scitenrippcn
sac; Spcdicitcn 9l2c.; troden &C.
iolSchc Sdultcrn &c.; relrteS
Shmlol5 IN Sicrces 7Mc.; Speds
id,interu $40; WicB.S dweincflciih
$14.50 pro SOB.
Toiiinirter 3ndcr: gciuiirielt
6.10c.; pillpcriiirt 5.5Oc.; Stonoorb
aromiIirt 5.40t.; fem gronulirt
5.4Oc.; Grpitol u 5.40c.; Columbia
u 5.05c.; gelber 4.25c. bis 5,25e..
8croitetcr aoiiee: 6. 8. 6. 100
Bio. aiitcn 121ac.; 6. g. 6. 60 Bio.
aiiten 1866; e. 8. s. &c Yilin0
aiiten t2.70c.; reincr SABA 2S1ac.
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 26la bis DC;
rciner Woffn 261@c. bis 27c.; SABA
unb Woffo, gemiid,t, 251ac. bis 26c,
SABA, gemiidt, 2l1@c. bis 25e.; rel.
ncr Worocoibo 2113c. bis DC;
rciner 2a @uDora 2O1ae. bis DC;
reiner SnntoS 2014c. bis 2tc.; Sott.
toS, gen1iihi, 1876, bis 20c.; Iio.
gcnliiht, 1876. bis 19c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
emmibt's g idsntraus.sons,"

bes .Rabern str.s llrt. sEcreins," -Sitbcn'
fro ns.Banieubcrcins." -ganinn Smmcrip.
Baus uno peibs9SeJeins." -9euifhe 1e'
m%iif6Iihfcif.- .aeieIihmteoes union". nnb
~SefpcrsGonfiabe 9lr. ff8, J. 8. g. Srt'
fbes Ricr al ieber Bet. 2eIepbcn: q.
& B. - NuIf $500 VI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
Iog9enmebl, ~mittelmdBiges

Bis ol,sgen1blieS. 4.OO-4.30
Moi&mcbl, 100 Yiunb. 1.30-t.40
Wei5en. 3uiubr 2L.367 9u.
libel; Bcriunot bon ben GlcDotorcn
1926 9uid)el; Glepotoren . 8orrutb
450,525 Yuldel. 8erf1ule: 1 MoG.
gou gar. . rotbcr 81 S0A, 10000 @u'
idle September 81 So, 1 Woggon 5lt'
riidgcluieiencr 81 GO, ! @oggon Nr.
2 rotber 81 1914.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
Gaats1 aRb etAtIaubtsU 4.
enrIuo,s gantsu qt,serfrous.Sane.

Giiomeit,6dc 8. ctr. II. 3uif.Noe., Caution.
Sampi lua riier eeo Canton 2ieocrfronB -
Gineiinnoe ieeeH 9chreriina .Ibene. -
9amensRfrein perfnmmcli ihb icoen Dttn'
fina gbefb. Naiional Picr nul Sopf.-
Gbefopenfe Tclepbou: SBolfe 1853 o.
tstprili3iO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

sr. 1925 Sft!RnItImore.e trass. - 9tm'
mer uu Serren Su oermieiben. - SeinIhs
0eitdnie uitb Weins. -B0n.Btetvsr rous'
ret.~gier. BerianimIunQsIofni beS Oft
QomboroIfr. Snmer,u. Ndn. unb Qeib.
Screins. Gbsf. TcI.-Bolie 2552 Us.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

Eprboif-Gde @ouab- hno @uroitne,gtrake.
Sampiouarticr oes ~TanernsWidnuertbors"
RI. s@de SQUAD. uno GdroIineftr. Rer'
einsoerinmmIuna tehen Epunerftaa uhenb.
sieue WitgIieber pi1iummen. Soranq'
iibeb pier Der Gdtinunh Praueret TN Supt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

Rr. 1870 bis Ti22, Sartors. Ap.nue.
Saurtaudriier oes .IbnIia'W dnnernorS'.
Saue uHo Sonmeranrtcu tiaip an ber'
mtetbcr. @mter Piae fit N~ufierHroifep.
Seintte 1etrnnfe. Sreisgiool. q. 4 D.
1eIepbou - D,t. Bsrnpn 3769 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
Scutiuc Sd1lllSrutc:
Ysrpnnftcn Mnrft.

ltntcnItcbenoe Yreiie be5ieben lid
oili Den Gn9roS &onbcl; fir Ocn
alcinbanoel mub ein cntipreteuoer
IufitIag gemadt iperocn.
Gier, pro TubcnD i6c. bis 11c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

Rr. 1922, Dit19ratt,Strube.
-SeHcns9armliiotcr Seretn@ b%erfdmmsIt
fit febep eriten 9icnltns i'm W,onat tn
Der SaGe. Sone FIR Sereine uub Seft
It6fctteu Al bermistben.
{0aU5,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

Wats. - 3nflibr 2l,59o Vulfel
8crionot BON Den elepotoren 32tl
9uidel; Gleoutorcn.Sorratb ii3, 549
guidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

ans ocu Glcpotorcn 5lrilddge5ogen
1910 Suld)cI; Glcpotoren : Sorratb
127,it7 0llidcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

Rr. 2ta. @Inbs nnbc SofunrosStrnbe
@orSiiaIi6e Beine. Gptrituofcn II. utiDr,
giaGrren. @ciieS Sier ont Sdpf. 9unih
fir @cf6dfisIeute bon 1870 Rorm. bis
2 ubr Guchnlittnas. 1eIepbou q. 4 Y.
VT. Beruo.: 300S--N. (UldrS2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

at ledwetses'a Esfe,
9fr.. I0f NIB 707, 2omb0rbsSfrabe. etS1'
ianefoipH. .Seinfte @etne unb RiaubIe.
beiien B~ocIsBarlorS In ~ctSbIanbtosn.
|routpts Bebfenune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

SohW 1tany'S r$d6er.eerberse.~
Hr. i3b, Sarrifons. nabc 9eIinpton.gtr
6ep. 0iIntber. IT,. Prnua9o'S Pier. Rdr'
nler 2uufh bon ~ Ills 1 llbr Eahmit'
tags. vile oeutIttu Bd6er itno aum 81
fudbs slnAclaoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
9eniides Mrbetts. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

pr. 219, Sii6sSbnrpgSirnbe, unicr Der gluiIibt
Der y9euifteu @efcuihnft." Sicienipen, ole
heutihe Sanblperfer. grbeiier uni 0ienfiboftn
gu bcltaftiaen fuiinlden, iup1en lib perionlid)
ODER In 'r1nfirten grieter an ocn Ilcnicu Der
@eienifoit. Spbnnn =. D'ener, Hr. 2t9, GRb.
eharp.straee. %iuenoen, iueItcr nueutaeIilid
Hnsfuntt ertbeilen iuiro. @prehIiurocn bon /
bte 8 ubr. San2s1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
+. epahn,S Nchauront.

I Nnhfolper bon penrb Norntr.
, Er. 923, Goro'@oen,. Ode Intbonbs ctr.
! Ecriam ~mluiasIof1I hes .sIriuuin : 9oii'
i firifts Gr. 106," .GbiucrsSi tritts 9Ir.
! 1893. 8. II. D." NIB r9iiiriits 9ir. $50,
J 3. II. ~ Snue an Rercine Al bernie
, iben.- 5einiie Biere, NeiHe uib anoere
! 8etrdHfe. U22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

Terfaufe auf Der bieiigen gffeften
mS.In
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

Soffph ediwtuasr's Cafe.
2tf5 GalucrtpnsNoa nnbe Sreoeri6.NUe.
Die beitcu &eiue I'M Weiicno. Widbls
Sciten Az ieocr Belt. 1ei6diisluEfh eitie
SpeSiaIitdt. - 91upfnuariicr oeS Gar
roniousgrbciier'D iinnerhors".
(slpriI20 .tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
@%crlanst: Srancn nnb Maoden.

Gerlangt:
Sine Srdu fir Die 0uuourbcit uno dte Hpfs
f%udrterin IN elmer ileincn Sanli!ie: muB e1glii0
tprebcn. ga66niragen in III. 92t1, tsutnip'
Ylace. (20S-f0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
&crlangt: MGnncr nno Gnabcn.

Terianat:
Sin Snrge. nm e1s Rurbicrs (Sciddlt SIT CT
lernen: cute Nc5ublung, iuipie Niner muoSnts
per; @el6dit itIiebt nm s llbr stbenns. gu
e~rtrugen in Nr. 400, GtsSuupnlcs Strahe.
C209-1J.2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

NXHs>r nnb 2ebrlinee pcroen ftets -pe'
SWsNSA tudt bon Der nYtdr pluno Vdder'
gereinignng, Nr. 942, Nprb.0ag., naRe Gatp.
Itne.Straee.
(27S-) e. ". Sabn, 9aent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
Gifenbdbn Iitten.
9rnft.gliien

"a co II. 5ld 2. Qfo........ =. rs
Seabonro atr Cine Gou ....... 2th 221a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28
&erlanst i'm Tasemcincn.


aarrcu %pcrlanat,
nm 8eritlagene Stetne ~ tabren. etdb5utrn'
gen hei Der enlargement S.uurrn Sp," 3t.
$40, Tprh'ounipun.e trafc. (209-it
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

Verlanat:
Sine Srdll iiir uIQeneiHc 0niisurhett Emo
helm gS1idbeIt uub Wiipeln ~ belicil. Ihhlis
tragen in 4r. "A. browns zane, nabc Sreoerid.
Hpao. l2O3 -t0l
Rcrlunat:
Sin aniidnoipcs Widode1 in einer tIeinc1
5amilie. giud5ufrdgen III 9ir. 2i4t, Sita9re'
itons Sirnic. (20I-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-28

iueroen iddtige Perionen ecilht. Die iib burh
flebernnbme elmer heuuemeu Ipeurlr cinru
groRen Hrbcnueroicnit ~berlduiien mollCn. Sah.
f%eniinitie unnotbie. Sfferten inter N. z. o."
1Ibcrt Sraut & 60, Houcrtiiing Nntnts, -
Sroab Ct, Hclp Nprf Gitn. (203,t6
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28
SUNDAY LAW IN MISSOURI.
T. Only the Be=innirg OF what
is To Come.

Jefferson CITY. $40 April s. TIC
Sunday losing Jaw Will o. enforced I'm
every hamlet 10 This state Henceforth
lniess a general assembly rspeais the
present laws every Sabbath. as faf
A. liquor selling q, con. ernsd. VII BE-
e. rs q fhe de~ r Ok Sahara
Irom.u0nt office holder made his
.ra''cn % a reporter ia answer tc
a suggestion .haf Che present CLOSING
Il saloons in fhe hs cities was BUT
sporadic and would Die out inside OF
a month
ln further conversation This oTc.a
stated thar 'he public ala nor thor
3aehiy understand ih matter Accord
ir- fo ths III al Gov Folk ssut hs
~ ' Loui, Immediately af,e'
o-ir- doan The dram shops of Kan
Joseph was made dry
and Forthwith every sheriff In
hc tate HiH -et his orders 10 see that
ae law is enforced and arrest an ea-
.ocnisis who do not recognize ,he Sab
sath
The law licensing saloons specially
sets forth that liquors may be- sold
Fix DAYS in The week. but not on sun
fay so il.a. in the strict sense Of
he law. saloon men who open on sun
lays arc virtually outlaw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28
SHIPS
LEAVE KAMRANH
Report OF the Departure VI Roiest-
yensky's Squadron Confirmed.
FIRING WAS HEARD OUTSIDE
Ia T. Thought the Russians In
countrred some of the Japancse
scout >hip>-AdmiraI Ho-
~JV>tNcusky IN.

Paris. APriI et-rhe minister OF
the colonies officially the
report OF the departure OF the Rus
sian squadron from I>Rmrnnh bay.
The Russian admiral. previous 10
his departure, called on Admiral
~Jonauieres. The meeting Of the two
aamirnls was most
\ dispatch from saigon to IA
Temps reports that the Russian neet
outside Of kamranh bay opened "a
heavy c-ann"nading, probably upon
Japanese scouts.
The Russian Transports kieI. Jupi-
ter. kniaS. Cortchakou and kitai
are stiil at saigon. the dispatch
adds.
\ private dispatch from saigon
states that Nice-AdmiraI Roiest-
il suffering from d~y>cntery.
but otherwise the omcers aud men
of the heet are in the best OF henith.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28
DO Beantifv shelhrrlnA

shelbyville - Tie Civic Improve
ment association OF this city las
begun in earnest TO beautify She,hy.
vile. II Is now arranging 10 plan,
number Of flower gardens ON ~var,.,
ground owned boy the city. Flower e,ds
Wili again be distributed among Ia
chlIdren OF the city and they vim b. On.
couraged % raise flowers at their homes
curing me spring and summer. Lawns
also VIII be made between the streets
and sidewalks il The principal PARTS i,
The city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28
Defends on THE SEA RATTLE.
The Future Of the wnr and Russian
Reforms In the BaInn~e.

ST. Petersburg. April 2f-Not only
the future Of the war in the far east
but the fate Of th> whole programme
~ internal reform 10 which Emperor
Nicholas stands committed. p 10
await the Issue of the approaching sea
battle between Rojestvensky and Togo
The government undoubtedly would be
greatly strengthened. al least for the
moment, by a victory decisive enough
90 change the war situation The lib
erals are impatient at the delay. and
suspicious n every move CT the GOV
eminent. They are convinced that II
victory % the bureaucracy. 10
which the institution Of reforms have
been intrusted by the emperor. will be
able. despite the clamor throughout the
country. 10 keep the execution Of these
reforms in their own hands. which. Of
course. tn their own opinion. Will
mean their eventual dissipation IN a
labyrinth Of endless commissions.
Moreover they believe that tho emper-
or might again be persuaded TO listen
20 The necessity OF the old style Of re-
preston Of The present agitation.
Practically the entire interior sd.
ministration has been conducted
through a police regime. Already there
everywhere evidences OF a return
Won Plehve's measures.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28
FRENCH rRE>, COMMENT.
The rro-Russian Press Criticise the
CoNernmcnt'~ Action.

Paris April ~-4-Some az the news
papers of Paris. commenting upon the
expulsion 81 ,he Russian second Pa
cdc squadron from French territory
waters in Indo-China hold that France.
in seeking 10 render exac. Justice &c
Japan has been unjust to Russia
The Echo De Paris. which IS strong
ly pro-Russian. SAYS that France in
sistence upon Rojcstvensky. leaving
hamrauh lay VIII have The effect OF
making him an easy prey 70 Togo. as
The Russian ships. being driven from
al points without being able 10 take
on coal. must put 20 sea with half
filed hunkers. being thus crippled az
the moment OF meeting the enemy.
And this is neutrality scOrnfully
observes The Echo De Paris. The same
paper quotes the French regulations
authorizing belligerents 70 take on
sufficient coal 20 reach the next ,ort.
and maintains that the next port Is
Nlaiivostok. Therefore. the Echo De
Paris asserts. France has not given her
allays squadron the benefit Of French
neutrality laws.
The Temps criticises the Saigon re-
port that Russian merchant vessels
been forbidden 20 take on the nee
essary coal 20 enable them 10 reach
the nearest Russian port. The paper
ma ntains that the ships have the
right 20 take on sufficient coal 10 last
20 Vladivostok. which is the
Russian port.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28

= - 80 r.r
ma
r..
~. =.
~.
~
~ ~ -a7 l-e- mas
-
So. 60
A..
r $50
b.
'i4
Ia-1e- injured
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28
insists on Nineteen Jnrie.

Noblesville.-C O McNulty. a~saioo,-
Keeper OF this city. is charnea
IN - different cases with viola ion
or The liquor laws and has ao
manded that he be tried by a diner.r,
jury IN zach case, and also by a liner,
Judge. Circuit Judge Christian has de-
termined 70 appoint a different anorrev
20 preside in each case. and as there wiyI
be IL new men on each jury summorsls
nave been issued for many talesmeo
McNulty's plea is Thar one case ma, n-e
judice a judge or jury.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28
RAIN SNOW AND ICE STORMS
A Hlirxnrd Extends From Montana
60 t%rironn. with weather
Turning Colder.

Denver, Col, April PA heavy
storm Of rain and snow. reaching the
proportions OF a blizzard in Colorado
and extending from Montana TO Ari.
zona, is prevailing in the Rocky noun
iains. After raining continuously for
"A hours. the weather suddenly turned
colder. and wires and trees are en-.
cased in a coating Of ice. The over
burdaned wires were unable 70 bear the
strain, and telegraphic communication
with the Pacific coast has practically
stopped.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28
Of INTEREST TO HOOSIERS
LATEST NEWS FROM ARro-
INDIANA TOWNS.
Merger of Coal Companies ~
Counties Planned-Notes from
Many Points.

Terre Haute. A coal oner,,.
says that by July ! the m,ra
process ia Sullivan and Greene c~ounf'as
VIII be completed resulting i'm fopr ro,.
panies. IL is understood thai nor orir
Is every desirable mime wanted l,,
thousands OF acres Of coal land as van
lhere are 80 mines in the two counti.
but the desirable lands are held m man,
instances Independent OF the company
operating the mine. The same op,rato,
said that $4,000, 600 is not too him ~ ~.
ure for the valuation OF the entire rr"
erty TO be merged.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28

Logansport Daniel Bohu. awes Nv
farmer OF Upton township. has ~
sigred az executor of the -ate
OF sarah Shedron. In HIS rosi-na-
ton Bohn declares that be was visited by
white caps April "A and given -lhours
% resign as executor. The viii f Af-s.
Shedron gives The greater portion ofaer
large estate 20 John Alexander DOVE.
OF Zion City. the residue going tohertpo
sons Mrs. Shedron eight months aeo
moved TO Zion City, where She beoameLn
and died.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28
EVIDENCE
An Important Witness in the AL
legged Beet Trust Inquiry.
hrs. Wary =. Marcy. OF Kn,.n.
'"N' N1'h"r aud >tenoRrapher,
h"s some importnnt Evidence.

Chicago. April 90 The federal grand
iury which is investigating mo hn.i-
less transactions OF me beef industry
yesterday completed its cNamination
or a time. into the operations Of ne
Ntina Trading Co. and the remain
ns Witnesses subpoenaed TO tell what
hfy know OF this concern were .x-
used. To-day the jurors viii take IN
me testimony Of witnesses who are
,mployed 10y the packers
one OF the most important OF thes,
witnesses will be- Mrs. Mary r. Marcy
author and stcnographer. who wa,
subpocnaed from Kansas CITY. She
vii. ii is said. produce documcntar,
violence which she secured while saith
srine material 10 write stories con
'ernins the packing industry Mrs
Marcy wac IN conference with Dis.
riot Attorney Morrison ana ofbe,
'deral officers and VIII De one of tho
lrst witnesses called. Mrs. Marcy
was formerly employed Is \
'enoerapher hy one ~ the packine
'olccrns IN Kansas City.
Distric' Attorney Morrison said that
ne Jury would continue us inyesfiea-
'ion 81 the beef Industry until April
"Afn The matter viii be dropped
Nav 2 in order 10 invesiigate
some other matters. After these case
sre cleared up me work. Of inquiry Will
b. taken mp and completed 30
n~dlr'merfs on the main issue will be
until after May . according 20
W. Morrison.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28

The report q The M-assachuse-s
fish and game commissioner the lob
sfer ls game shows this C0nt ton.
The outcome the commercial ex-.nc
t-1n q the lobster. ss-e 20 result
a. day is 20 follow night There has
been an increase q 7c-s per man. brt
falling on ID rhe catch PER POI from
- n 1903 % 81 in 1903 OF a Z.
cadence u ahou, Il per cant. In l1
years there has been a decrease 20
more than IS yer ceu- % rh4 catch y
Holsters per rc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28

Only ten men Who have held he or
fee OF pres dent reached or slrnasse
Mr.. Clereland's present age az 81.
only SIX exceeded IL by 20 much a. ten
years. and none exceeded 81 by twenty
years. only ten presidents have sur.
vived their retirement from omcs
longer than Mr.. Cleveland. and four
OF these .ised 70 a great age. was
ington who survived his retirement
less than three years. though himself
an old mar when he was frs, male
president az the axe a. 81. John a..
sns survived his retirement a ouArt-r
Of > century.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28

M~artinsvile Robert Davis. man.
aseT Of the Adams brick plant M
thls city, committed suicide by
taking carboiic acid He draukthe roi-
son az his Office and then walked to his
nome aear Ay where he died immcli.
ately His wife called for help as som.
as he reached home. butit was too ia,e
Business trouble was the cause h.
came here eight years ago with
plant as manager lie was 60 year
and was an empioye OF The compa ,or
IS years
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28

Anderson.-For another smokestack
at the central power house in this
city. the Indiana Union Traction
company has let a contract 10
Pulse a Porter. OF Greensburg who hat
started on the difficult job. 1t is SAID NAT
% will be- one of the largest stacks in ne
diana Il will be 20 feet in height IS
feet IN circumference at the base. and
will require 100000 bricks. in ADDITION
TO two carloads of stone at the base.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28
Wool Trade Prosnerinr

lndianapolis.-About % woo. deal.
ers OF the state assembled Ia Tie
lobby OF the Denison hotel lor their
annual meeting 10 talk over the affairs
or the wool trade. The men say they
have no association. but simply come
together once a year 10 exchange views
as 70 their business. Although Indiana
is not a very large wool state. some OF
the men do "A big business. Reports
showed that the business in Indianais
in a prosperous condition.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28
Blew of His Own Hend.

Laporte.-Joseph Morris. Of Mar
shall county. loaded both barrels
OF a shotgun, placed the mu2zle OF
the gun in his mouth and with his foot
pulled the trigger. His head was blown
on. Morris attempted suicide six
months ago by swallowing carbolic acid
lie boosted at that time hat his second
attempt would be more successful.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28

AL The vast sum acc-uine from va
rious forms q taxation il Russia are
banked 70 the creit- cf Two cEc.es
named The imperial t-asslre- VIE
discharge al The Liabilities q the Rrs
sian government The car has -he
first call upon The money paid intc
the imperial treasury and draws urcn
Il whenever he wishes. ~ simply d
recting the treasury oHcals % lodge
50 much money 10 his private az
count. giving them 3 vopcher for the
mount.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28

Toxic. April 24.-The announcement
that in response 20 Japan's representa-
tons. France had promised the expul-
sion Of The Russian Pacific squadron
from kamranh bay and affirmed her
determination 20 maintain neutrality
was received here with pleasure. ana
II relieved the tension OF popular feel
ing. although it is believed that II
R~oiestyensky entered kamranh bay for
the purpose OF finally preparing for a
dash north. the purpose was accom-
pushed before he was ordered to leave.
There II also a suspicion that Roiest-
Ver.hy may simply make a technical
removal from French territorial waters
ny so.ng outside The three mile limit.
Hence The incident Will remain un-
closed until the Russians Depart from
Inlo-Chiuese waters.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28

Mosccsr-. 1. T.. April William
Crumley. a horse trader. was shot and
almost instantly killed by Frank Terry
in Terry's store. Terry. who Is 50
years old. stated that Crumley entered
bis store with a large stone in his hand
and threatened his life.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-04-28

Logansport. Blanche Mitchell vas
found guilty q the murder OF Fla
Swisher and sentenced TO life I'M
prisonment Miss Mitchell shot Miss
Swisher in a roadhouse al Kenneth he.
aus Miss Swisher. when the bells were
ringing in the new year al midnight q
December 81, 1904 threw her arms
around Miss Mitchell's sweetheart and
gave him a New Years kiss.