The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-09-15

n itltAltHe Wal AAdlIhk NdiAul'A y
both native and foreign. public and
clandestlne. Is being waged in The
City OF Mexico
BY defeating Jimmy Britt al Colma,
Cal. Battling Nelson Won the white
lightweight championship OF the world
and about S23 400 in cash with 5000
added as royalty from the moving pic
ture concession. The losers end VIII
be about $4,000. with s. 900 royalty
NJ. Witte. in a letter 10 a friend in
Berlin, described Prtsiden, Roosevelt as
"a statesman Of large caliber
The Russian mutneers from The bat
teship Georgi PObiedonosetz the rom
clad Ekaterina H.. and the transports
Prout and Necha. have been distributed
In small groups in the Odessa district.
Early next year they viii be drafted
TO Siberia
\ mob in Kobe. Japan overthrow
statue of Marquis Ito and dragged it
through the streets.
President Roosevelt has removed
Public Printer Palmer and promoted
Foreman Ricketts, to the position
An unidentified man leaped from the
Eads bridge al St Louis
Whitecappers are supposed TO have
murdered a negro Fred James. on the
Cook plantation. near sumner, Miss.
James has mysteriously disappe AIRED
AT piushurg Pa. Major Delmar. the
uotting king. lowered he worlds wag-
on trotting record, held by Or. Strong
at 2.0S. 70 goo.
Cotton picking is well under way in
Texas
John J Carney OF Spri ngheld. Mass.
has been sent TO jail To work out his
ffty-eighth fine for drunkenness.
The New York Life Insurance inquiry
shows clerks were used "a dummies in
selling bonds
On the 9th. dispatches from Toxic in
Gicated that the military patrols had
brought order out Of chaos. and that
the fierce disorder had ceased Soldiers.
on account Of their popularity. were
more effective than police in handling
the crowds.
The Toxic municipality has passed a
resolution denouncing the peace terms.
and fayoring the abandonment Of the
treaty.
The Norwegians are alarmed at the
complete silence OF government officials
regarding the dissolution OF the union
with Sweden. Swedish newspapers are |
clamoring for the mobilization OF 10000 /
troops pointing OUT that Norway is only
able to command 5000
The Chinese magistrate OF Quinsan I
near Shanghai. has been arrested and (
imprisoned He is reported TO have I
tortured q British subject Of Chinese /
descent employed on The Shanghai I
Nankin railway. though Informed that I
the man was a British subject
Mrs. Sophie Erlinger. OF ST. Louis. 4
died Of paralysis caused by the shock I
OF suddenly meeting her son who re-
turned home after a years absence
Headed OF in the far east. ii is be-
lieved that Russia is 3esi.ous of secur-
ing concessions in the shah OF Persias
dominion The conspicuously splendid
reception accorded by the government
in 81. Petersburg indicates that Russia.
though driven out Of Manchuria has
not abandoned its desires tor adyen-
lures III NlLtI PARIS OF ASIA.
Bitter resentment I'm japan against
Il he terms of the peace treaty has taken
the form Of riots and arson The aged
Marquis TO was stoned on the street
Even foreigners, TO whom he japanese
are inwardly very polite have suffered
indisnities. Fifteen police stations have
been wrecked. ten Christian churches
burned. and the army reserves been
called out
When President Roosevelt heard Of
the Toxic riots. he expressed regret, but
made no comment
Ninety cases of cholera and "a
deaths are reported from widely-affect-
Cd areas in Germany Strict sanitary
precautions are being taken
Frederick c Rossiter. the we'll
known Chicago civil engineer. was
killed by a train near Hammond. Ind
The National Letter Carriers asso-
cation by practically unanimous
vote. refused 10 consider affliauon with
the American Federation OF Labor
Agrarian disorders are spreading
around Taquanrog. Russia The su-
thorities are unable to suppress the RI
oters.
l.. ID Cooley, Of Kalamazoo. the dis
coverer Of a deadly poison for vermn
and insects. will not place it on the
market. fearing that II may become
universal murder agency
The Will Of the late Frederick p.
Rindge, Of Los Angeles. Cal. has been
found II leaves the entire estate. VAL
ued at $40 .0O0,0 900. to his widow and
three children. and appoints Mrs
Rindge as executrix without bonds
Officials OF the big railroad systems
operating between Chicago and the
Pacific coast are enthusiastic over the
prospects for increased trade between
This country and the orient. expecting
the fact that the war was settled through
the interposition of the American au-
thorities TO create a friendly feeling to-
ward this country in the far east