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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-02
CHARGED WITH
DOUBLE MURDER
TWENTY-FIVE CENT HALTER
LEADS TO DUAL KILLING
John Mcclure Takes Keen Interest
In selection Of Jurymen With
Whom His Fate
Rests

John Mcclure, the aged miner who
is alleged to have killed Jerry O'Shea
and S. Tsodicoff at the Exchange
stables on South Los Angeles street
last December, was arraigned for trial
before Judge Smith in the Superior
court yesterday on a charge Of double
murder
The old man sat with his attorney at
the long table facing the bench and
showed keen interest in the selection Of
his jury, which occupied the entire day.
When jury was finally selected, late
yesterday evening, and court ad-
journed until this morning, two rows
of elderly men filled the Jurors box
and showed plainly that Mcclure,
through careful consideration of his
attorney, will have men of nearly his
own age to deal with.
Relatives of the deceased Tsodicoff
were in court and will testify at the
trial. The quarrel which led up to the
alleged murder of the two men was
over a rope halter, worth about 25
cents. 1t is alleged that Tsodicoff in
sisted upon retaining the halter and
Mcclure upon taking 1t away. Tsodi-
coff was shot and killed as a climax
to the quarrel and Jerry OShea
was stabbed to death.
Mcclure was captured following the
fight. He was held for trial and is
said to have asked to be allowed to
plead guilty to the charge in the su-
perior court If surety could be given
him that life imprisonment would be
his sentence. The district attorney
refused to grant the request and Nc
Clure yesterday pleaded not guilty to
the charge.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-02
GREAT INCREASE IN
CITY PROPERTY VALUES
Assessment Will Begin Next Monday
Force of Deputies Is Small Conn
pared With Last Year

Next Monday at noon the work OF
making the new assessment of the
property in Los Angeles will begin. In
preparation for the campaign City AS
SCISSOR Lewis has made requisition upor
the civil service commission for twen-
ty-three men.
At present sixteen men are employed
by the assessor; with the addition Of
those called for from the civil service
commission the assessor will have G
force of thirty-nine deputies, as against
fifty-five last year.
One of the largest items of increase
in the work of the office will be the
listing of lots in new subdivisions. II
is expected about $500 such new pieces
of property will be recorded. This
will vastly increase the work in the
office as nearly every such lot is owned
by different person. 1t is expected
that the assessment will be increased
from $126,OOO,OOO to $15OOOO,OOO.
There is but little acreage property
left in the city, compared with the
records of former years. The increase
in the number of buildings is expected
to amount to about $500. This in
cludes buildings partially completed at
the beginning of the last assessment
season.
The civil service trials and the de-
lays incidental to them are causing a
loss to the city. Disturbance in the
Office is an inevitable consequence of
these trials and a good deal of lost
time is another result.
Chief Deputy Conrad, who is now
under charges and whose case has been
set for March 13, threatens to make
disclosures concerning the conduct of
former Chief Deputy Nunnaley that
will not only be embarrassing but that
may be attended by serious conse-
quences. Conrad declined to state the
exact nature of the accusations he in
tends to make.
well informed city official said yes
terday that he did not believe the
civil service commission would take
cognizance of any charges Conrad
might make against Nunnaley, for
the reason that the latter is no longer
an employe of the city and therefore
the civil service commission has no
control over him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-02
WASTING AWAY

It's the small but constant
loss of flesh that indicates
physical waste = the gradual
slipping away of healthy flesh.
pound by pound, which no
ordinary food seems to re-
store. SCOTS Emulsion will
restore it. This Emulsion Is
the greatest flesh builder OBJ
tainable. SCOTS Emulsion
first stops the wasting-that'
one gain. Then when it sup
plies new flesh and takes one
back to normal strength and
weight, that's another gain
and a big one.
Wen send yoa aanpls hes
SCOTT 4 BOVINE. 4os Pearl Street. New Yo.A
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-02

Wen send you sample Tres
SCOTT 4 BOVINE. 4os Pearl Street. New YosA
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-02
INC0RPORATI0NS

Little Sisters of the Poor-Directors
Harriet l.. Herrian, Philomene Crou-
set, Dorotea Bossano of Los Angeles
The organization has no financial OBJ
ject in view and has no capital stock
Los Angeles Fellowship-Directors
Benjamin Fay Mills. c. A. Moody, r.
7. Dunning, A. M. Salyer. Albert Fos-
gate Clarence Thompson of Los Ange-
les and Louis Prang of Boston. Ma
financial object ana no capital stock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-02
HOPES OF BLISS
SOON SHATTERED
HUSBAND DIVORCES WIFE WHO
PROVED UNTRUE
Four Couples Prove Marriage Fall
ure and All Are Separated
by the Courts

Four DEGREES of divorce were handed
down in the superior court yesterday
one case dismissed and two postponed
| for hearings next week. In two OF
the petitions granted the charges were
brought by the husbands while the
other two showed grievances which the
wives refused to tolerate.
The first case was a counter appli-
rel against Lesta C. Murrell, his wife.
Mrs. Murrell filed petition for divorce
about a week ago alleging neglect.
Murrell came back with counter petit
tion and yesterday was set aside for
the hearing of both cases.
When the cases were called, however,
Mrs. Murrell failed to put in an ap-
pearance and it was learned through
her attorney that she had departed for
San Francisco without waiting to hear
the result of the petition filed by her
husband.
Murrell told the following story of
his short troubles: LESS than a year
ago L was married to Mrs. Murrell in
Pasadena. We moved to Los Angeles
and at that time I was learning the
plastering trade and was making about
81 a day. Although this was enough
to keep us in plenty my wife, who
had been working as cook, suggested
that she still continue her employment
and lay aside the savings for the pur-
pose of purchasing little home.
"a few months after our marriage
went to San Jose to find a suitable
place for buying a little home and
wrote to my wife to join me. She
refused and left me on the Fourth of
July"
The divorce was granted.
Mrs. e. o. Hirschler secured a dl-
vorce from her husband, C. e. Hirsch-
Ter, in Judge Aliens court yesterday
afternoon. She charged her husband
with having made false charges
against her character and with having
drawn revolver upon her. threatened
her life and mistreated her in many
other ways.
Ruth A. Tomlinson asked for a
divorce in Judge Aliens court yester-
day from Walter ]. Tomlinson, alleg-
ing desertion. Mrs Tomlinson alleged
that without any provocation her hus-
band deserted her and went to some
northern state. The last heard of him
he was in Alaska. The decree was
granted.
Arthur L. Hawkins was granted a
decree of divorce from his wife. Ella
A. Hawkins. by Judge York yesterday.
The ground for the petition was de-
sertion.
Mrs. Annie e. Chaffee petitioned for
a divorce from her husband, Lee c.
Chaffee, in Judge Trask's court yester-
day. alleging desertion. The evidence
failed to bear out the petition and the
case was dismissed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-02

The kaiser has just been appointed
as captain general in the Spanish
army. There remains now no Euro
pean force, military or naval, in which
he does not hold honorary rank. He
possesses at least $50 uniforms.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-02

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
drug ggists refund the money If 1t falls to cure.
E. w Groves signature is each box 25c.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-02
Burnt Wood ana Leathel

With our new typography machine IL an
artistic pleasure that any one enjoy
with little expense. Colored skins OF all
well as designs 10 work from. Artists ma
terials. sanborn. Vail Co, S57 South
Broadway
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Tennessee Central R. R,
TIM N,.muiI Ruuu

lsthy shortest aui mo,l dipyt
line In Nashville. kuoN,ill, ami
Bristol. Tenn, N>hr,illc, y e.,
Richmond. Va. Washington. u. c.,
New York. y. " and al other
Eastern seaport. and interior East
rm cities, including tl,v Niuiuias
and Juuuliuts
\ first class duuhlC.daily ro,su-
pr rrvi,C with through slrvpiug
,ars On might trains.
The TcnnCssc Central r. Il. Is n
new line running through u new
and rich country, and offers the
lSs, opportunities in the South lur
the humc.rckrr. the farmer, the
.lock miscr and the Manufacturer.
For further information addps-
FIJI HINTON. TuAnir Muu
NASHVILLE. TtNN
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
This and That

Mhu NnlUhy =,rr o. point
lIoWmmynt Uot,,r q stab.
Nm y,luraiion Is auslcs- apprud.
~ uul,,s Il help to better heh,
~ laiilr II liic.
Timu /. to work in, eternity tn
rr-t In; lut what will the fellow do
Aho put. in his resting herr.
Samuel smilc- says 'lahnc,-
J. thr universal disease"
Economy may L. styled III,
.,laughlrr II Prudence, the sister VI
Temperance aud the mo,hcr "i
Liberty
Onc " ilir primv prerequisites a..
smu., In liic !. Ia never lu-C heart
Some pvpIc lu.c h,art when u
ih, spring rv,ry slnpr. lu, Tia
tag d,-s nd last alvay-
Take ava, toe aud .mil,- VII
a, mil,. add : Ia wurls and ,ou
ha,r swords. and 10th .ul'sr,c III
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
FAMOUS FRUIT LANDS
or The EAST TEXAS COUNTRY

Home ui the ElIyrtl parh, thc
-imvlyrry, plum pear, tomii"
and other fruits and vegetable
Big money in growing iut the north
,m markets.
uu February 1thaud Dist. March
eth and DIST, round trip humc-
,rrkcr. tickets irum ~ luui-,
Thrl.s, Caiw ~ Mcmphl, tu Texas
point. Ut rate IN one far plu. s.
mot exceeding sli,
the way colunist tickets ut hall
hrr, plus So. on February DIST and
March DIST.
Write for lvokly, IN TcNa, fruit
hud., map and time table.
10. SCHAEFER, T. +. \,
CuruN Eur Ewu CINCINNATI, q
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Marion to owensboro via |. c. and L. H. & st. L.
A GOOD FARM FOR SALE!

have for sale a most desirable tract of land located
within two miles of Marion. 1t is farm containing 100
acres IS Of which are good state Of cultivation balance
in timber OF this land 10 acres are in creek bottom and
will produce over 50 bushels of corn per acre Farm has
great quantities of stock water good cSte good stock
barn. young orchard containing $50 fruit trees residence
of six rooms and basement Splendid mineral prospects.
Price reasonable and terms to suit purchaser For further
information call on or write
JAS E. CHITTENDEN. Marion, Ky.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Court Officials and
County Officers

Curu ltiuI-l 7 Gorlun.
COMMONWEALTH \rmNN-luo
l.. Guyui
twJND lutNr-\aru Tuv,ry.
Smmu-l Watts lamh.
JwNN ArWUNt' Carl llyu,lrr
.uu.
Ciutu tuNA-lulM Il. Asher.
JuyNn VuNA-J. T. W,l,.uu.
A.,p.-ws-G Z, hlt.
IWm-A. n Travis.
SlWUL Strr-luu. u. Paris.
CuuNW-W. \. llal,vmN.
SuUvnUU-l T.. Sullinpr
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

We ar glhug hmu ior >ir pr
hundred pounds cash.
ai.2t WmiNN. a furrNAN
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
A MILDER CLIMATE
In Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas

Stock ranges ten to twelve months
in the year, two and three crops
grow in season Now is the time
to look up location while the
land is cheap.
On February It'll and DIST and
March eth and DIST, Cotton Belt
Route will sell round trip home
seekers tickets from st. Louis,
Thcbcs, Cairo and Memphis to
points in above named States at
SIS, or one fare plus 50, where it
make. less than SO.
One way colonist tickets, Fcbru-
airy Dist and March Dist at half
fare, plus 81
Write for map, time table and
ask about rates 10 any point
/. o. SCHAEFER, T. =. A.,
CorroN BELT RorrE, CINCINNATI, O.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Outside Appointments
of Our Local Preachers

Res. s. Martin. End Sunday and night Tolu.
'th Sunday. ounds
H,y. r. A. Conway. 3rd sunday.
Rev. W. T. Oakley. lat sundas ML Carmel. md
Sunday. Bells Mincs 3d sunday Sugar Grove.
iih Sunday. Cmyncullc
Rev 7. G. Carter. lstsunday. Pond Fors 2nd.
Sunday. KuttAwa. ard. Pinknoyyille. Oh. Salem.
Rev p. y. Baekurn. Ia Sunday. Doason. ard
Sunday Walnut Grove. Oh. Crooked Creek
Rev JaH. =. Price. End Sunday. L,man, ith
sullivan.
Rev. 4. G. Hughes. iat SUNDAY
Church, End Sugar Crcck Ord. Baker Church,
9Th. OBJ Salem.
Rev. ]. S. HEM. 1t Sunday. Union lnd. Dun
Springs iih. Cod Hope Services held both
Saturday and Sunday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Hoss Poetry

Tu tell the agr VI q horc,
ln.pcct the lower INV, ot course;
The sixth lpui tuoththC tale willtcll
Mud every doubt aud fear di,pcl.
Two middle "uippr' You lchold
ncior the coh !. two vcck. uld.
Before Ugh, wcck- two mor will
comy,
Hlurc eight month. Tie '0m.
,r. rui the gum.
The outside grov- will disappear
Frm midil, ivoin m,,vny year.
lu two yar, iwm the .cVud pair.
w thry d., cmyr tuo, ap lur,.
n, two the middle "nippCr drop
~ ihry, ,hc .cvud Ioir can't
stop
When iutryor old che thirl Ioir
Evr;
NJ 6w, q iull new vt BE- shovs.
The dccp black SPIT, will pos, tr'nu
view
At siN yar imm the middle two.
The ~ccond pait at seven ycar,
At right. the -po, each corner
rlar
From middle 'nippn, upper hN
At nine, the black spots viii
withdraw.
The .,,rmd piir at tea az Whit"
Eleven 6nd. the "yvmcr light
A. iimv ~. un the houCuvn knu,
The oval icy,h thpy.si,lcl grow
rlicy longer st, pr'Fc, l"ioU,
Till wynll, then W. know ~
I murr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Lodge Directory.

BIGHAM LODGE no 20 =. "a. n.
Regular meeting IN Masonic Hall saturday
before ful moon iu each month";
Visiting membsfs are initsd 70 attend
e. s. Num-. MN
J. r. koH see'y.
CRi1TENDEN CHATTER So5d
Nc'u Saturday niThi after full moon % each
month. > g.. Gilbert. a. T..
! y Kr,H S.y5.
wlNCATE COUNCIL NOS
Meets md Monday rifht .n each month.
= q. Gilbert Tim
- Er,A SEES.
BLACKWELL lodge 80. 90. KNIGHTS
or tNTWAs.
H.rtr Boz k. Of o. Iau ,un rra. rIFHi
IHu u,trisr .a April lH,Ia.it,. arI Fd aHi iif
FHHa, .iFIu fHu M.H fn September .rl.l..gr
AIr.Hurr m.fH'a..Hf ....rr h..r,H ... I.,iI.
.I o.. au...
la. O. tHu.riar J"ar1isr rrrarIff.
"a. Iarrar k.HiE aHIs
vWCS LODGE No. 81. AUUW
Na Oh, ari .fI MrIar r.riuH Naaaa.,
iiaH u.s. Uasasn mn.
ut. WH.u UsJaHIfr
ROSEWOOD CANT. SO Gwuw
ts.r, insects Boz Narr.s iiau tfs 300 aHi til
Tuesday rfhn boz each r.rtf AI VISITING
mru.ltr sr ir,ifri ia attend.
WI Clara. Con-. Ger.
Sii Eamlrc s,y1.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

We havc purchased the G. J.
Blark n sm sicrk " gpvvriu. AMI
will H. glal To- retain their old Gus.
iumcr. and ,ccuU a. many ncW
onr. u, pn.,ihlc. and Ne ullyr sou
O.. an injuymcni, ps'd pu'l.. bow
price. and courteous Treatment
n. =. Mounts.
u. ]. lltm,Bp.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Court Calendar.

CIRCUIT COURT yuD,rrys ~ ibs third Mon.
day IN Narh TIE f,urih To- June and ttr third 10
NOVEMBER
COUNTY COURT cyr,vrcs on thy isygr,i Mon.
IA, in zach ronth
QUARTERLY COURT csn,er,s oa DO taaf,h
Mrnia, In sssh mUnih
FISCAL COURT C,n,rrys o1 ths ffl Tuesday
,n April and uCiolss
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Church Directory.
METHODIST Church.

PASTOR J. X. McAfee.
PREACHING every Sunday at II am.
SUNDAY School every Sunday at $3.50 a. m.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night.
BAPTIST CHrRcH
PASTOR. Rev 7. A. Conway.
PREACHING, End and ith Sundays at II u. m
ard at night
SERMON AND BUSINESS MEETING End Saturday
night
SuSpAY School every Sunday at 93Oam.
PRAYER MEETWG every Thursday night
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN.
PASTOR, Rev j. F.. Price.
PREACHING. 1T and Bril- Sundays in each
month.
SUNDAY School opens at 800 a. m. every
Sunday
TEACHES MELTING is held at church every
TIesday at p. m.
First PRESBYTERIAN.
PASTOR. Rev. $. J. Martin.
PREACHING, isi. 3rd and 4th Sundays and
nights
SUNDAY SCHOOL every Sunday at 93Oam.
PRAYER MErlNG every Wednesday night
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
PASTOR Elder II. A. Mcdonald. Cadz. Ky.
iEthrHlsG. md and 3ri Sundays 10 each
month at % o.. m. and at night
srspAN School every Sunday at 93Oa m.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Wanted

MEN AND WOMEN In this
county and adniniuF trrri,ori,.. To
r,pprru, and ad,yr,is' an uld 60
tahlishrl huusc Vt solid financial
standing salary tu Wyu 81 uvyk-
Ia. iu uum,u Sla iu SIS weekly
with ENpns. advanced each Mou.
,lay hy rhrck dipyi fmm h,a,Ipuar-
ter. llurs anil lwn,, furnished
when uyvs1ry, position isrma.
nrni Aldns,. Rl,W llpe ~ Co.,
ncm \. Munn lllis uhiar'.
M.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
City Government.

w u.us d.. MAYOR
4. o. ky,h JUDGE
j. G. itursud. Ci.EHk
u. h Wu,it THEASUUt
lrn a Mo,tr. ATTORNEY.
As Canaan CHlEf IF rutiCE
CouNCilNEN r. p. HAYNES. q. e. GRAY.
a. Gopher. Lags Ctnu1. u J. Yanirii and
~ tF,i Juok
Rosalaf m,,tiur ~ cos Council s,,1u.i rlss.
dsy u.rbt in ossh n,nih
cry COURT brri Mrnjsy .n ylyh mr1ik
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
GENERAL NEWS.

d uCVCnHL VCWo.
n By decisive vote the Brooklyn /
,Prcsbytcry has gone on record in
1hvor Of allowing the organization
81 separate prcshytcrics for negroes
The town. of IIolhrook and st.
Joms in arizona, have been desert
~ ON account Of The fear that an
inmcnSc dam is abou, to break.
The Lexington, ny. police sta
iion wa, damaged 10y fire TO the
extcnt of several thousand dollars.
The capital stock Of new corpo.
saiions in Eastern State, in Fchru-
ary il l1GOO,OOO under the capt
bliMliou oi january mcorpom-
hou-
Philip Clover the artist who
painted the famous picture Fau-
b., died at pitt,burg from expos.
NO
j. p,rpont Morgan bought the
manuscript OF lloImc- "Autormt
81 the Breakfast Table" for sgO0h.
The Car ha, issued % manifesto
eAling on biz people to rally round
I'D throne fur the p,ar. and pres
fF,aiiou oi the empire
An editor ha. bccu arrested ~
Nar-aW fog thc moral effect II may
hnyc
Hhiuoc,ru- m@tva. the piece d,
re.isiancr al the dinner OF the Ca.
madam club 1T the Hotel Aston IN
NV York
The big Crockett sugar refinery
At San Francisco ha, bc,u bought
bs the Hawaiian sugar combine
Is coal land. dead, involving
ss. NO,uuu. vr contaminated r
Psnuylaua
Stockholders Of the Pennsylvania
Railpud COMPANY, ltthur meeting
on March ii,h. ,otci on % hor,
issn. Of sluuNoUll
-'ihr GmW Ewr-rr IS vTl
anN.uu. Chat H uIw..y treaty
shpull Q. negotiated Ir'uru Ger
NM, ld ru lmul -n,. m,
ha. I .., amgl Nw stern
hcrg with 0uy WH,mp.m- O.
OPT u question
Tuwl tu we'd. u.u wm
plcicd boo Oh. bower division u' OBJ
Kcn,uck, uil G.lI a.f month au
in tlat umI,r'ryu were Boot 20,
du.irs u1 ll. i,,u Ji-v,r
in over hi, ,wmi,. bon ihi. State
Nurl, 2uun immigrant. ar
scholulDl Co.. amy. BOO New Nur
Tho vok
President Roosevelt will .pu
m rutirc day Boo Luu,Ili, 900 h
apprarhius trip Co tlc south, %
rpfl,l
Goy llauly. ~ Indiana, h
slgncl hath tl, Auu.Gmrc,tr 90
~ Rilpad Commission 1911
pruily rp.-,d by tlc lrgi,lalm
Secretary ui state llay Wutr q
nayiian Minister ia Washington
isiicr assuring him iha, ih, Unit
Sialus mrlor uu pup'.' tu ANN
~ under any prc,,Ni to P~-'
h,n.,l,,- II ,ithrr llayii ~ ~
~ hmiuTu
Thy total vuiuar NJ tic init
Shit mint. furthr month IT y,
nnp We. si.uOl ,ln
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

IA, er,;,os n,;u GO n,;,os trv il
Vol. oan ~ cboncod n swords.
,,o,,,, ,r,
lie Is I'k' an abandoned INNING
ShaI' VINO mas an 'ouc''lo'' ''''' j.
lie spent q I"r'I 10 oo''l'' Il"
coo'''Ion Having obtained an
''u'"l''' "' ''uS.' " iar", anu
,a'''',' ''' ''''" '"' r'''''''''''' ="
'''' me- 'o''''' '' '"''"''
An idea is a brain blaze that the
winds Of adversely cannot fan out.
The man is not the idea, nor is the
idea the man But oittimcs the
one is til, cord that fastcns the
other 10 fame
.,roug L,,l,b and bc,ltby
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-05-19
Resume 81 the neWS.
List Of Casualties,
.A~~
~, ,

Mrs. Benjamin Strong, Jr., shot and
killed herself in fit of insanity at
Eaglewood, N. ].
There was a disastrous fire near the
Newsky shipping yards at St Peters
burg. Fourteen buildings were de-
stroyed.
John Colby and Harry Smith were
crushed to death and John Chambers
was fatally injured by the collapse of
the Harroun grain elevator at Elwood,
Kan.
Fire played havoc with the business
center of Utica, N. Y. causing a loss
of $450,000. The fire originated in
an unknown manner in the cotton bat
ting stock in Frazier's dry goods es-
tablishment
In collision between a car on the
Chicago & Milwaukee electric railway
and carriage at Lake Bluff, H., j.
j. Murdoch, manager of the Masonic
Temple, was seriously injured and is
unconscious; j. H. Howard, a wool
merchant sustained a broken leg, and
Arthur j. George, of San Francisco
was injured internally. The trolley
was making up time and the carriage
was being driven at high speed to
catch train to Chicago. The trolley
car was derailed and the passengers
badly shaken up.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-05-19
Foreign.


According to the Rome Patria, a
child will soon be born to the queen
of Italy.
An earthquake was experienced at
Bender Abbas, Persia, April 25, and
fifty persons are reported to have been
buried by landslide.
A fortnight ago an iron box was de-.
posted in bank and placed in vault
at Moscow. Recently it was opened
and found to contain explosives.
Addison P. Brewer, one OF the prom
inent and wealthy lumbermen of Mich
igan, died at Saginaw, aged 70 years.
In revenge for the death of work
man who was drowned in attempting
to escape from patrol, mob gath
cred at Ekaterinburg, Russia and tore
to pieces two police officers.
The seal fishing for the season in
the Newfoundland waters has been
completed. The total catch of the en-
tire fleet of twenty-five steamers ag-
gregated 10000 seals, the poorest
catch for ten years past.
James Britt and Battling Nelson
agreed to match Of twenty rounds
before the Western Athletic club at
San Francisco to take place either in
July or August. The. men are to
weigh 1873 pounds at o'clock p. m.
on the day of the match. Each man
posted $1,000 and the club put up a
like sum. The referee is to be agreed
upon five days before the fight.
The steamer Belgica, with the men,
bers of the duke of Orleans Arctic ex.
petition on board, left Sandefjord for
Bergen, where the duke will embark
with the intention of bringing back
the members of the Zeigler explora-
ton party from Shannon islands. The
duke hopes to return to Ostend in Sep.
TENDER.
On April 10 the chiefs and leading
people of the three Islands of Manua
assembled III large numbers on the
Island of Tau, where Commander
Moore. U. S. NJ, delivered to them
diplomas, medals and watches from
President Roosevelt in recognition of
their voluntary act in ceding the
islands to, the United States.
While the list of those killed and
injured in the recent riots at Jitomir.
Russia, has not been completed, it
has been ascertained that there were
over 100 victims on both sides. It is
estimated that 100000 roubles' dam.
age was done during the rioting.