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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-14
lie Went Too Far.

Hans, the ruralist. was in search OF
a horse. i've got the very thing you
want, " said Bill Lennox, the stable
man, "a thorough-going road horse.
Five years old, sound as quail, si75
cash down. and he goes 10 miles
without stopping
Hans threw his hands skyward.
"Not for me, ho said, mot for me.
wouldn't gif you five cents for
him. / live eight miles out in do
country, mt ia haf to walk back two
miles.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-14

Now Is the time to buy Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and diarrhoea
Remedy It is certain to be needed
sooner or later and when that time
comes you will need 1t badly-you
will need it quickly. Buy it now
1t may save life. For sale by all
druggists
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-14
A Girl Shows Presence OF Mind
and Skill.

A "a year old girl from the country
gave an exhibition Tuesday, Of
horsemanship and Of courage aud
presence Of mind that would have
been credit to man and 4 skillful
driver. This girl, in company with
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-14
Kodaks-Courier Building.
Interested in Southern Oregon
Mines.

d. J. LAwton returned last Friday
from Nevada, where he had spent a
month examining mining property in
the interest Of some San Francisco
capitalists Mr.. LAwton spent most
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-14

W. l.. IRELAND, REAL ESTATE
g. INSURANCE. Courier Building on
ground floor.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-14

Engraved cards-oOurier Building.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-07-14

Estimated value of school
houses and grounds t52, 800 90
Estimated value of school
furniture and apparatus 80. 450 90
Amount Of insurance on
scboolhouses and other
properly ~...---....'.. s5. 200 %
Average monthly salary Of
male teachers ......... 4S 90
Average monthly salary Of
female teachers ..... 4l 90
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-09-01
Yellow Fever and the Mos
quito


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proven nc facts "F''"f state"
arc a. 'o''o"S' !" 'h1 autumn
o. ''"" "hm'7s'on o. surgeons
from u 'n''ea states Army
was sent 10 N"0a !" '"'SS''ga'e
inc relation O 'n'N mosquito !"
se''"" "cNs'' !" " "''" near
1ne0"""N' 'oo"' 'ecy erected 4
sma'' """"ea running "n'1h
was ''ehNy ee''ed "oa "hi1h had
inc "in"o"s an" doors es"sc'F
screened 20 'a"t no mo%gnl'"
cofi'd enter.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-09-01

HAN - Va w tOotttS
several mosquitoes that had pre-
vIously bitten patients suffering
with yellow fever were placed.
In the other room no mosquitoes
were allowed TO enter. Non.im-
muncs we're placed in both
rooms. OF those ia the room
containing no mosquitoes none
bad yellow fever. Six on, of
seven OF those in the other room
that we're bitten by the inocu.
lated mosquitoes developed
cases OF genuine yellow fever.
hts indicates conclusivcly that
Stcgomyia does transmit this
disease.
These experiments have been
repeated many times since. with
exactly the same results. by a
party ot surgeons which has
been working III the tropical
climate OF Vera Cruz. Mexico,
Tor the past two years. These
experiments show conclusivcly
that the fever il transmitted by
the mosquito and that clothing.
bedding. furnltutc, etc, do not
carry or transmit, the disease.
Tia, the mosquito is the only
agency by which yellow fever il
transmitted is shown BY the fol
lowing facts: yellow fever cpl
denies. according 10 statistics.
decline and cease at New Or
leans, bciwecd 30 aud IS degrees
Fahrenheit. By careful expert.
meats. IL has been shown that
Stcgomyta becomes bcnumhcd
and inactive between 81 and IS
degrees Fahrenheit, and. oil
course. bclo" these ,cmpcraiures.
IN other words. just u IS soon ~
The mosquito becomes incapable
-. moving about and biting poo.
pic yellow fever declines aud
d%nally cease al,og ether.
Furthermore. the yellow fever
germ has been proven 10 be
active and v~trulcnt at c pcra.
lures bcl"" 81 degrees f'ahrcn.
hcit. BLOOD has been drawn
from tho veins OF a yellow fever
patient. cooled below 81 degrees
and then in cctcd into the veins
OF a non-immunc in whom /, in.
duccd a case OF genuine fever.
Therefore, II the germ is active
At temperatures below - dc.
grccs, why does the fever no,
continue ~ an epidemic at TEN
pcraturcs below that point
The evening world., 1905-09-25
COUNT KNOWN
ON BROADWAY
DIES SUDDENLY
Luigi Cipriani, Of Famous
Italian Family, Suc-
cumbs to Nephritis.

The police of the West Forty-seventh
street station We're notified this after
noon of the sudden death last night of
Count Luigi Cipriani member of n
wealthy and prominent Italian family.
in his rooms AT No. lj6 West Forty
sixth street
In many Broadway hotels Count Clip
rIani was well known as a good fol-
low Death was caused by nephritis,
supcrinduced by alcoholism.
ror several days The Couat had been
ILL., bat "efuscd to allow n physician to
attend him. Yesterday he was so mucn
worse that Mr., Colson. his landlord.
sent for DR., Birmingham. of No 1O6
West Forty-fifth street. DR.. Birming-
ham saw ,he Counts condition vas
serious and sen. for trained nurse.
During the night the Count died. The
body was sent to the Stephen Merritts
undertaking establishment al Eighth
avenue and Nineteenth street.
An aunt of the Count, Mrs. Conratt,
Is said TO live in Atlantic city. She
stays at the Waldorf-AstorIa when in
this city. The Count is also said to
have nephews in Baltimore His attur-
rey in Baltimore Is said to be f.. n.
Ritch. Of the Union Building. According
to Mr. Colson. une relatives and Mr.
Ritch have been notified and are on
their way to this city to claim the body.
The evening world., 1905-09-25

Mayor Mcclellan to-day appointed
James j. Walsh city Magistrate. ia
I'LL the unexpired term of Thomas Nc
Avoy. appointed a Justice OF the Spe-
cial Sessions Court, The unexpired
term has until 1909 to run.
James ], Walsh Is a son OF the late
County Clerk Walsh and a nephew of
the late Fatty Walsh, for many years
Warden of the Tombs prison. and the
father of Blanche Walsh. the actress
He is well-known lawyer and Is
forty-slx years old. He was born in
this city and educated In the old Elm
street public school, after which he
attended Manhattan College, from which
he was graduated In 1877.
He was for six years associated In
law practice with the present Justice
Fitzgerald. He served part of term
in Congress, after which he WAS un-
sea ted In favor of John Murray Mitch
ell. whom the House decided had really
been elected from the Eighth District
Walsh was long political lieutenan,
OF the late Patrick Diver.
Walsh was a school inspector ant
has held number of minor offices
He wa san assistant District-Attorney
under Asa Bird Gardiner and has de-
voted himself to private practice since
He has always been loyal Tamman.
man.
The evening world., 1905-09-25
AUTO SPEEDER
Goes FREE IN
TWO COURTS
Kjeldsen Had Been Arrested
Twice in Ten Minutes IN
Upper New York.

II took Stefan Kjeldsen several hours
after his discharge to-day in two sep
arate city magistrates courts to gather
his belonging from the hands Of the
police. Even now ne Is wondering
whether he was two prisoners or one
during the time Ne got UP against 1t on
complaints of violating the automobile
speed ordiAa1ce.
KJeldsen is secretary OF the Automo-
bile Protective eIague. He was arrested
twice in ten minutes. The first time II
was In Se1Sewick avenue. and he WAS
taken TO the Highhrldge Police Station,
wl,ere he left his gold watch as bail.
Et entered his motor car and started
down st. Nicholas avenue. Policeman
Maddox quickly yanked him to the West
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street
station. All ne had left OF value, he
said. We're his auto and his wife. The
sergeant took the machine. The KJeld-
sens took the ~"
Magistrate Crane. In Harlem Court.
discharged the prisoner. who was then
taken to the MCrrisania Court and once
more given the freedom OF the city and
its boulevards.
The Automobile Protective League
has for its object fewer restrictions
against automobiles.
The evening world., 1905-09-25
NO BURGLAR AT
CR0SSMAN'S.J
SAY POLICE.
Declares Girls Story Of As
sault and Family's Of the
Robbery Dreams"

Acting Capt. Thompson. OF the West
one Hundred and Twenty-fifth street
station, after an inves tigation into the
story of Irene Groesman, aged fifteen.
daughter of Mrs. George Grossman. n
wealthy widow, of No. 522 West One
Hundred and Forty-second street, that
she was attacked by negro burglar.
last night and beaten into insensibility.
declared to-day that there was nothiffx
IN the young woman's statement.
lie asserted that no burglary had
ever been committed I'm the ho,,sa as
that no negro had entered 1t last night
Furthermore, he said, there is no, !,
mark or scratch on the young girl x
bear out her narrowing story of in-S
treatment.
Miss Grossman said that a negro met
her in the hallway. knocked her sense
less and disappeared after writing de-
m1nds for 81 100 on the backs of photo
graphs. 1t was his fourth appearances
In the house in as many nights, ac-
cording to the family.
Before reaching his conclusion OF mo
burglar" the acting captain had de-
clared ii an inside lob
Every night since Thursday 1t is de-
clared the burglar has been in the house.
and the family say he got away with.
sI5 in cash and $4,000 in silverware on
two of his visits only the girl saw him.,
Last night extra guards were inside the
house till ) A. NJ. and Detective Brahme
was watching the place from across tie
street ut A. NJ. when the girl says
she was attacked in the hall and
The evening world., 1905-09-25
MILLIONAIRE
RUNS UP STEPS,
DIES ON L"
Grosvenor Kills Himself in
Saving Two Minutes Time
to Office.

1.mes p NJ Grosvenor. millionaire
,,,,, - ,, r,,,o,, ,,,o,
""''
TO- dieo To-Day IN iniru avenue
train after running up the stairs at the
Ffty-ninth street station to save
minute or two between trains.
Mr.. Gr5svenor was siNty-fVe years
old and lived in his town house at No
72S Fifth avenue.
,,,.,,,,, ,ts b,.,,o to-l,v bo uallod
l-e"'i"s ms ho''e 'o-u"s .'
across to Third avenue. AS he started
nm the stairs he saw a South Ferry
wy ''''
train approaching, ana went up tac
et.ns ,v.o ,+ a time Tho train was
n''p' WV 'N 49,, 49,,
just about 10 pun oul as NJ sa'heu '''
platform. but lie managed to get aboard
,,a s,r,, i,to cont
'''I' ''''" ''''
His struggles for air attracted the
attention of the other passengers. He
,,.o.. har,,, or,ss sa,t hss;da an
was "e'p,u u a r'o' ',,a,s'Ia So.
open window ana mace comloriap!e.
The evening world., 1905-09-25
TEN BURIED
IN COLLAPSE
OF BUILDING
Workmen Caught as New
Structure Goes Down in
Crash-2 Thought Dead.

BUFFALO, y. Y, Sept 25.-A brlcl
building in course Of construction or
the north side of Ferry street. nea1
lierkim5r street, collapsed this afte"
noon
The crash came without warning. and
Ten men working on ;he building-or!cls-
LAYERS and carpenters-were caught II
the ruins.
E!gat were taken out badly injured
Two men still in the ruins are sup
posed to be dead.
The building was owned by ]. ]
Crowle of No $40 Ferry street. and
was being put up by Martin and Allen
contracIors.
The plans called for a five-story build.
Ing with frontage OF fifty feet OF
Ferry street and a depth of l25 fee; The
bricklayers We're up to the fourth story
with the walls and the carpenters were
nt work on the lower stories to-day
VIXEN three walls of the structure col
lapsed.
The evening world., 1905-09-25

come in within the next day or two
and personally surrender themselves
and furnish such bail as the Govern
ment might require for their collective
appearance for preliminary examination
This was agreed to.
Commissioner Ridgeway said that
while he never determined upon the
amount OF bali until the accused were
arraisned before him, yet In the cases
of these eleven men a high bail would
be required.
THE importance of the case and the
gravity of the offense, In my opinion,
demand high bail" he said.
Witnesses Complain.
Charles Lewis, Edward j. Wright,
Harry Johnson and william Angle. the
four men confined at Ellis Island In
connection with the charges against the
,llemakersi were more or less indig-
nant to-day in speaking OF their ex-
perience,
Lewis. who acted as spokesman. said
! that to their arrest and confinement
Al Ellis Island they attributed the
death of George Hall, another OF their
number Hall was with the four when
first taken into custody and rea!ne i
with the on Ellis Island prisoner for
nino weeks.
Then he became 30 I'll. as a result OF
lne confinement. SO his companions say.
that he was sent back 10 England,
where he died a short time aftsrward.
After the Government decided TO use
them as Witnesses, however, they were
given bttr food and better quarters Ac-
conding 70 Lewis. he and hts companions
were Induced to come to this country
by Mr. Mart. who went to Stokes on
Trent where they were employed In a
tile. and paint works. and told them
steady employment for two years at oS
per day.
Mart. they said, supplied them with
passage money and sl6 with which to
nay incidental expenses tothis country,
but there was no contract.
The evening world., 1905-09-25
Jury Returns a Verdict IN the
First Case and He Pleads
Guilty in Second.
JURORS OUT 20 MINUTES.
The Other Trial Had Been Be-
gun. but Prisoner Stopped
It by His Confession.

Frederick F.. Carlton, upon vhom In
spector Cross and his detectives sought
10 fasten the crime of numbering one of
his wives, had an experience Of Brook
yn justice in Judge Aspinall's Couaty
Court to-day that will probably take "A
prominent place in the history of Grim
iral procedure In the course o. a few
hours Carlton was put through the or
deal of three trials on charges OF big
amy and grand larceny, each procee l.
ing being conducted with an expedition
that would staggcr lightning Jersey
justice. He was convicted on the irst
charge of bigimy the jury coming in
while his second bigamy trial was in
progress. whereupon ne stopped the
second trial and pleaded guilty. lmme-
diately after his plea was taken he was
put on trial for grand larceny. third
bigamy indictment was allowed to lay
over.
All the benches of the tribunal were
crowded with women. many of whom
had come from neighboring States in
the hope of identifying Carlton as their
vanishing husband
Carlton faced the battery OF eyes un-
moved He smiled sardonically and
shrugged his shoulders before the
strainins gaze of ewes and an1ble COM
ments that were far from compliment
tarv
First Case Brought UP.
The first Indictment charged that
while he was the lawful husband Of
Willetta Byrd, of this city. Carton I.-I
married Mss Maria German. OF No "
Jackson street bronkiyn. on ALB. ~,
1904, He had married Miss BYRD ~,
April, 1894. Mrs. G1rman- Carl! ~ G''l
the brooklyn police sousht TO Prove
that her husband mad slain her by in ic-
uiating her with tetlnus germs,
Mrs: b,'d was tue hrat witness TO
marriage ana the disappearance OF her
husband He then called himself Nc
Candies and the marriage certihc tie
WAS made out In that name. When
squared herself in front OF niE!, pointed
her finger In his face ana cried in ring
Ing tones. That IS the man
Carlton Co1fscees Eir-
While the W. ncsscs were testify at
The secri t'!al the lrsr uiy came In
with a verdict Of ". Wren he heard
The verdict pronounce! the prisoner
,Nfnc" 70 h.' counsel AL. 81 d: Wei,
guess i would save time to plead on
thi7 !TdtC tI-ent "
The lawyer accepted the Suggestion.
stopped tHc ;r!a. and off red !Hca o.
guilty which wls accepted. Thea the
ERIK of the court began taking Carl
tons pedigree. Who's he rot to tho
pues ION: Married or sigglC?" tie big
am!st smiled eNpans.ve!y, but made II,
response.
'Camc. romc." pressed tn, clerk sol
'tnnly. are Won married 3r 3ingle?'
1hH que stio1 seemed cXtrI3"iial lily
funny tn Carlton LNd he bIrst out into
loud laugh Tho laugh was infectious
all cven Judge Aspina!l Joined In.
,Nhel tne Court recaiucl A.s com 1osure
lie said to carton:
II guess vou arc married all light"
ing II guess am n.arr.eJ gooI and
llcntv.
The evening world., 1905-09-25
AGED PUBLISHER
DIES SUDDENLY
John G. Reinhard Found Life.
less in His Office in a Broad
Street Building by a Fellow
Tenant.

John q. Renhard, siNty-two years
old. a statistic!an, who lived at No. blt
Putnam avenue, Brooklyn, dropped dead
this afternoon In his office ON the sixth
floor mt No. 6s Bread street, He is be-
lleved to have been stricken with hesri
failure, due to Indigestion.
He went to his office - usual this
morning. although not in good health
for week. Early this afternoon he
went to an inner room. where he wa,
found dying by another tenant, G. NJ
Hubble John Reinnard, son OF tn,
dead man, was In tho building with .
friend, DR.. Skelly,. OF Cleveland, o
The doctor found that the elder Rein
hard was past his atd.
Mr.. Reinhard Lad been for thirts
years In the banking business In Co
lumbus. o., hut recently had been pub
llshinR magazine called Incom,
Values. He leaves widow and sever
chlldrsu-
The evening world., 1905-09-25
WEALTHY TILE
MAKERS WILL
Be ARRESTED
Warrants Are Out Charging
Eleven with Violating
Alien Labor Law.

o, this city will be taken into Gus
tody on warrants charging them
with Violating the Contract Labor
law, in conspiring together to i'm
port English tile layers to this coun-
try to break threatened strike of the
members Of the aosaic and EncaIstie
Tile Layers and Helpers Union
TIE men mentioned in tile CO np lint
which has been sworn to By I.lnigra-
ton lnspe ,tor Cornelius Cowle are;
ARTHUR t. MART, of Mart d
Lawton, of No. HEB Broadway.
JOSEPH W. LiNTRY, CT W. II.
Jncks0n & Co., President of the
Tile. Crate and Mnntel AssOcfa-
ion. u" employers organization.
CHARLES ~ LAwTON, of Mart a
Lnwton. of No. II23 Drondwny.
ELMER ALEXANDER. of Alex.
andcr. Reed a. Co., Of No. J27 East
rwenty-third street.
BERNARD ID. TRAITEL, OF Trail
tel Br0s.. No. 1913 West FOrty-sec-
Snd street.
CHARLES J. BOGERT. connection
unknOwn.
EDWIN u. CURRIER, of E. Brad
ley Curricr ~ Co., No. 10 West
Twenty third street.
CHARLES SHRINE, of Alfred
third street.
CHARLES E ENSIGN. of No. 1925
Broadway.
JlLIUs sCIiLOss. of No. is West
rwent. -sIxth street.
CHARLES DOSWORTH, architect
nnd President of "A tile concern nt
No, 10 West Twenty-fourth street.
The warrants, which were issued by
United States Commiss oner Ridgway
have been Anticipated by the defend
ants and the accused have arranged 10
surrender themselve and give bail The
onense with which the tile manufac-
turers are charged Is punishable with
a fine OF from 1000 to $4,000 or i'm.
prisonmepi for not more than two
year
1T was my intention TO send M,
eleven OF my deputiss." said Marsha,
Hehksi To-day, "and arrest the eleven
men as rapidly as they could be found.
Assistant United ststes DAstrnt-At-
;orneys Houghton and Byrne. who have
prepared the Governments case. how
ever, informed me that they had been
In consultation this morning with rho
personal counsel OF the eleven accused
ren, some 81 the men wanted, 1 was
told, were out OF the city. but would
return soon, Their attorneys told me
tho same thing.
In view OF the high commercial
standing OF the accused msn their ooun-
~ requested that thsy V permitted %
The evening world., 1905-09-25
RESTORED HIS HAIR
Scalp Humor Cured by Cutlcura
Soap and Ointment
AFTER ALL ELSE FAILED

1T was troubled with a severe scalp
humor and loss of hair that gave me a
great deal of annoyance and inconven-
fence. After unsuccessful efforts with
many remedies and so-crlled hair
tonics, a friend induced me to try
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The
humor was cured In . short time, my
hair was restored as healthy as ever,
and can gladly say have since been
entirely free from any further annoy
suee. shall always use Cuticura
Soap, and I keep the Ointment on
hand to use 40 dressing for the hsir
and scalp. (signed) Fred'k Busche,
GA East S7th ST., New York City"
The evening world., 1905-09-25
Stella Karr Goes Free.

Stella 'karr the Philadelphia girl
charsed with abandoning her bsby. was
discharged In tho yorkv!lle Court by
HagistTete Wahle, Edward Noe.sli,
altas Hohertsen. who took the baby 10
1ore 0rosd, the girls ifiead. who ravs
efe oAey 70 Roberta3n TO take Il 10 4
wse - he'e - 4 Nttaess' \
The evening world., 1905-09-25
LATEST
NEWS OF
THE DAY
Equitable Director Answers

Attprn 'y-GeneTal Mayer announced to-
day that thus far he has received but
one individual answer from direci,r
of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
In the suits against the society and its
directors. This director took the ground
that whatever wrong doing there miglt
have been on the par, Of other dlrecte rs
he, at least. was ignorant OF anything
wrong. The .Attorre--General would
not reveal tlis name.
The evening world., 1905-09-25
Dead Standing In Lake.

SOUTH BEND. IND. SEPT, &,--
charles Howard. son OF r. ". Howard,
former Supreme Court Justice of Indi.
ana. wss found dead to-day in Notre
Dame Cemetery lake. Mr. Howard Il
hat was stilI on and ne sppssred 70 lean
on .tae zane he hnld n his rand lie
had been an invalid al his lifs
The evening world., 1905-09-25
Opium Joint Raided.

Capt. Gallagher and several de-
tectives of the West Forty-seventh
street station this afternoon raided an
alleged opium toint In West Fory-
seventh street. between SEVENTH and
women we're arrested.
The evening world., 1905-09-25
Mrs. T. o. Selfr!dqe Dead.

NEWPORT. X. T., SEPT. 25.--The wife
Of Rear-Adm.ral Thomas o. selfriige.
retired. died to-day at Pomfret. Conn.
w.. Selfridge was taken to Pomfret
q feI days ago from her villa atl
Jamestown. conanicut lsland.
The evening world., 1905-09-25

s ss ::!.. 4 s:'is s.ss. s:;i r. i:s E;g
The evening world., 1905-09-25
THE FLAG IS UP-MURPHYS ON THE JOB.
Bv E. Powers.
THE DAY IN POLITICS.

Charles r. Murphy returns
from his mOatcd grange ut Good
Ground to run the fall cam
pafGn.
story IL circulated soon after
thNt under no circu uuistnncea
Will TainmRny ren0minatc Jer-
ONE as District Attorney.
Former GOV. Odcll comes to
town.
Report quickly gains currency
that the Republicans don't want
jerome.
borough President Martin W
LtttletOn Issues statement posi-
lively declining the Fusion
nomination for Mayor.
Fusion forces repOrted all at
Hea over n city ticket.
The evening world., 1905-09-25
THE TAMMAhY TICKET,

Oh. am the cook and the captain bold,
And the mate OF the Nancy brig.
And the bosun tight, and the midshipmite,
And the crew OF the captains gig.
Bah Ballads
For Mn, ,or-Chnrles r. Murphy.
For ComptrOller-Chn r.
Murnhy.
For President of the Board of
AlderInen-Charle r. Murphy.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
r. Murphy.
For Alderman tevery districD
Charles +. Murphy.
For Commissioner of every
city department II the Tam
many ticket Is eIected-Charles
r. Murphy.
Contract for carting OF tho
City Haul to he given to the
New York Trucking and Con
trncting Company.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-22

A heavy thunderstorm passed
over the city last evening about ,
O'Clock. \ heavy rain and con-
siderable wind accompanied the
thunGer