The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-10-13

Official returns Of the casualties Of
the japanese army throughout the war
show 4G.lS0 killed. 1890 died Of
wounds ard 1890 died Of disease, a
total Of 2.450 dead
Fire at Minneapolis. MINI. Quilted he
extensive store OF the " X. Morrison
Hardware Co. causing loss estimated
AZ SIS GOO. insured
Near cambridge Ga. negro was
lynched by mob Of his own race. He
had assaulted 4 negro girl.
The sixth annual convention Of the
National Society OF the Army Of the
Philippines was held in Chicago.
John 5. Summergil aged 21 died al
Chester. Pa. from injuries received dur
in a football game
Walter Palmer was Instantly killed,
Chauffeur Blake fatally injured. and
Mrs. Walter Palmer and her daughter
badly bruised in an automobile accident
near Athens. Mich
A New York syndicate has offered
$4,000 for Dan Patch. the PAGER. which
went 8 mile a. Lexington. Ky. in the
record-breakiLg time OF 1854
franc on the suez canal. which was
temporarily suspended by the sinking
and subsequent blowing up OF the Brit
ish steamer Chatham. has been re-
sumed
Lord InveTclyde. chairman Of the
Cunard Steamship Co. died at Castle
Wemyss. Scotland. II pleuro pneumonia.
aged - years
Miss Alice Roosevelt. passing through
Toxic. Japan. en- route to Nikko. was
met by an imperial carriage and the
governor Of the city and escorted to the
railway station.
japanese fire Insurance companies
refused 10 pay claims for losses by
fire caused BY the anti-peace rioters in
Toxic. but argeed 70 make partial pay
ments as money OF sympathy"
The funeral OF Maj-Gen Krondra-
tsnko. In 81 Petersburg. was one OF the
NEST imposing affairs since the early
days OF the war. Grand dukes. minis
tiers OF state and high officers Of the
army and navy followed the CONN on
foot. with the widow and son, TO he
Alexander Nevsky monastery.
The proposed Salvation Army COL
onizing scheme. as far as Australia is
concerned. has fallen through. because
the Australian government objected 10
having needy colonists unloaded upon
the commonwealth
Eleven Of the bandits who held up
4. u l. 80.
foreman Of the Buena Vista mines and
one OF his assistants near Hostipaquil-
10 Jalisco. Mexico have been captured
and shot by rurales
Mrs Bertha Hamer is under arrest a.
Cincinnati. on suspicion OF having
caused the death. by poison. Of her
husband. Lorenzo Hamer.
Gen. William T. Clark. the only sur
wing adjutant general and chief OF
stan Of Gen Grants army OF the Ten
nessee, Is dying from cancer in St
Luke's hospital. New York city.
Thirty-ive miners we're entombsc
by FIRE in coal mine near Florence
Col. At last accounts ten had beer
rescued and the rest were in no imme
\ date danger.
Capt. r. J. Drake has been detached
from the command at the Mare Island
navy yard and ordered TO the command
Of the battleship Wisconsin.
DR. Joseph Huyett, the oldest ply
fician in Illinois. having practiced In
Rock Island for 81 years, diei al hii
home in Milan. aged S. years.
Forty mayors from different cities
OF Illinois attended the state fair al
Springfield as guests OF the Illinoi,
state board OF agriculture.
The great southeasterly gale which
recently swept the coast OF British
Columbia Is believed to have resulted
In the browning OF al least so japanese
fishermen who were out on the Gull
Of Georgia fishing for salmon. The
rNcle gulf is lined with wreckage Of
Ing boats.