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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11

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THE event of the week was The char
So BAN given for the benefit of &C.
Marks hospital ON InutsIay night
The various committees had WorSed
with traless zen. in their uiuerent ca
pIcIf.ps, and every deiull was carried
uuD with nlttcrng success. The hos
pi,aN ana all concerned lu the brilliant
charity function are to De congratula'-
en- upon the delightful result of the en-
1cgur.sc.
A large affair of the week was the
wedding reception rendered MISS Lee
Ona Taylor and Harold ), D1}nes ON
Thursday night 1t the home or me
grooms parents Mr ana Mrs' d,
present ,o enjoy the delightful oii3iG
The rooms We're beautifully decorated,
the parlors lu white and greeu white
chrysauthemums and vines oud palms
being used with pretty erect Ihe pride
OF ferns and flowers and ali about zero
chrysonthemums ANA vines altistlGalS
arranged Taa library was IN yellow
here ANA the dining room was I'm pink.
the table forming a. picture win I'
"eutcrp,eHc of carnations ana FERNS
with pink ribbon slreamers extending
10 tine corners, ANA ehanlelel lliptd
with greens. Inc NAN was In red car
used while one corner was arranged
in japanese design forming ln tl.oEa
where punch was served, Miss Ret
Taylor and Miss Marguerite )ayues
presided here AMI assisting 100 me lin-
ingroom were MISS NAY Iayl9r MISS
Miss May Edwards. Mrs H. y. MeNune'
Assisting In receiving We're Mrs. j, D.
DAWES, MIs' Johh W. Iaylof ana Mrs.
j. j. Daynes JE' AMER november 10
MT ana MIS- paynes VIII De al nome TO
rher friends IN lhe Emery HOMES
apartments
on MONDAY nlsu, Judge ana MIS-
Mar'oneauN entertained informally at
dinner covers belng Iald Tor eight Ihe
decorations were IN yellow chrysah'he-
NUNS being the chosen Movers.
, -, ,,
Mrs. theodore BALDWIN VIII enter
tain at bridge party toniSht no the
post
pleasant even, o, we week WIS tne
UShCluB P|ntE B'N,tu M'>SeS ospuI't'
Winnie Ivan" any Myl5le JACK ne
ooIs Wvre p'5,y ts,I, sro,, ANA
VIC evening was "s'S '''""' SP'""
mrs, FRANK SWIhaler ehleI1 Ia, at
.hraa taLioa h,I,r, ,l,,,el m. non,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
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OGDEN.

Mrs, Bell gave a very amusing and en-
tertainlng afternoon Wednesday TO a
large number Of her lady friends. 10
whom she had issued invitations to call
and bring their scissors. when W.
ladies were all seated, Mrs. Bell gave
each one n needle and thread and a
quantity Of tissue paper. and told each
~ make o. hat. The work afforded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
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Sh{JOIN>,lC

Judge c. w Bartch left this week for
short trip TO Las Vegas.
Mr. and Mrs. W. DENLY and Miss
Laura sherman have gone 10 Seattle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
WHITE PLAINS LOTS AT AUCTION.

An unusually favorable opportunity will be of
fered to the public TO buy White Plains lots at
auction at the sale of 21 building plots. which be-
gins next Saturday, July ], in the section known as
the White Plains Highlands, right in the village OF
White Ilains. Each plot has frontage or 100 feet
White Plains as residential section has many
advantages, being the eountv seat of Westehester
and in direct line with all suburban Developments
II is only half hours ride from the Grand Cen
trail Station, with fifty trains day each way The
property extends from the Mamaroneek Road on
the east the New-Yofh and White Plains Road
the west, and is attraciiyely laid out IN plots
100 feet front, and surrounded with high class
dwelling houses within minutes walk OF the
courthouse, churches. schools, hanks. etc.
The auction sale will be conducted by Joseph II.
Lewis, and full particulars be obtained at his
office, No. % East 2ltl-St.. this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

o and anS as d + ann A9e 5s7 N 5ea
sIs PEE GSi Maaisos. NOS %; ono 90: s2 GO
288 asa 24o East; year per 20"
1iithst s. 80 # Of Park-ave: years, 10,
0si Rf5 W. to Asper: East broadway No -
Ei EGs NJ year Per E fS5 shave 26a5 o. ~
same to same Rs shave s. "a ii # I4sdet -
gs5 yeaFs: s6u PiF Ssns Poak and another 2s
same to same 2sth-st 500 and 81 East; =. go
sa Sssrf to s5 Ps6 2sih Nos so5 and
knight TefT NJ Fer to Mayors; llth-ave, s3s
Early. N 4. to title Guarantee and Trust
Company: 7th-aVe, Nos 52s and $50; per 90 ~,
corner cbrystie-s{ I year. per- 100000
Trust Company; 7th-ave No 727: per bond 10000
January l. 1905 per cent ".c.,..,'..0. $4,000
H1o's ot an $40 2a map aa3shs
RoSe,st No Is to 81; years z per Cent. lso, 600
ave. e lot 31s. map Haight estate;
siverson. E TO LAWYERS Tits Insurance and
Trust Company llith-st s. 80 TT of Park AZ ~,
San "a and e o FsE, fq
Pullman GHns N N. to sverbere: 1G0th-st No i56
weseT John He Ar TO p Echerson ct al execu
tors; sist-st. Nos 149 and las West: years; 80 ~,
AZ per cent :; c6,a the 4OOo
SOC ssa years per fss
ave wen ue DeeebeT is isos per Cent 4ooc
C9 nnl Y aSIIf ST. per 6and ......... 1901
s 1sq " jacob s gsaT another per as Meyers 6
No $40 West: years; per eeHt.....-.-.- 4'oou
BlunemthaI. l. coliRger; cannon-st. n W s; zoc
sans Rifin Se on,af Years per $500
" TTadars Realty COMPANY; Broon,e-st cor
i n.F paTsE sI - yeaE n VENT Coles Road VS.
isS II n OF samuei-st: November i. 1905; ~ 10,
rFsn IKE 70 2ci sq 2ol5 $500,
o9Fdon 28 40 5eIe Tear 'I per 5000
LeTg; to vea2 per cent 10000
osse@s Edard 70 S Shsssa1 I Efes yda
we Wad ssn3 60 Ooi
essF SS s. rss Cent s
Ah 81 SS 4 nsS Months per 1900
M39ge ,oP,ssi4n to ss Sensf neq rs oo
Mutual C co4struetias cGpany chelsea Psalty
COMPANY 2asI par ZOO
Asresn MSrtgage co ETs5S. e M sasr per
ST. % II CT avenue a. 5000
y fsSi Henry. to 4 London 1oist-st s.
200 n Of Isays / year. per cent. e. go0
Same 70 same saraa pFensr1y; year psr ee No
Pan ss9 Sear 90 per $500
sterdani-avs. n corner le4th-st; year. :. m,
per cent r. f.orse frunp; Pros
pec Terrace. e s. $40 IT Of 22sth-st years ,ooc
Rsn, neT e sasit4 Company TO II carnann
Mount Here Place 1sr cent s 900 1t OF $500
same rs 10 sane; Mount Hope Place s. $50 # W
Of Fleetwood years, per cent a.; 'oou
n@TEsgs COMPANY NEAR par 1000
corner Madson-aye; year per eent'..''.'- -o.OpN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25

The McNulty & Fitzgerald Company has sold four
farms, comprising 100 acres. known as the E. H
Ryder cernelia D. LengmiFe. J. S. Ryder and
George Stillwel farms. The property has 'front.'
age of 3,5oo feet in Ryderave. and of about mile
in GerrItsen's Creek, adjoining the William G.
Whitney traet ana the Coney Island Jockey Club
holdings. The purchaser is Katherine h, CALVIN,
who represents syndicate which proposes 10 ifn-
prove the property and build houses that VIII cost
from 500 5000 each. The property is bounced
by East 26th East 9th, East 18th and East 18th
Sts. NosIrand- ave. Harlng, Brown, Bae9helder.
sts and Avenues Q. r. s. t and u. The censaera-
ton over Si25,0oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
COMING AUCTION SALES.

T F. Archer real estate auctioneer, of No 451
Fulton-st., Jamaica, n. Y, will sell al auction on
Tuesday eight building lots at Ridgewood Heights,
TO he sold at the Long island City Court House:
on June IS, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange.
parcels in whipple-st, and Flushing ave; on June
g. No Is Burling Slip. formerly occupied by Hewitt
& Co. in the New-York Salesroom; on June 30.
at Cedarhurst, at 1 O'Clock cottage with all i'm
provements. in Carman-ave. near 0entral-ave
and station on July !, lbs building lots, Maple Ter
race Richmond Hill; July s, al Springfield cottage
and blacksmith's shop. Spauldlng parcel near
Springheld station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
G. w. THEpFoRp A BUYER.

Herman Arms has sold for Thomas Schools to
George w Thedfcrd for investment the northwest
corner of Amsterdam-ave. and 125th-st., a five
story brick triple hathouse. with three stores, on
lot 20IlxlOO feet. Mr. Thedford has also bought G.
plot 120x130 feet the northwest corner OF 16oth-
ST and Belmont-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25

.szs to same; Hughes-aye s, 20 # Of 1880 ,ooo
sls ID eng so sR2asF s e rss
Rseien so Ps Ss' to Collins: Southern Boals
yard. $, s7s # of Freeman-st; Instruments a5o
Fa East Iief ndf s ksaaasf e. aas sS II
shsp pre- Isaac /. to H FRIEDMAN ana anoshsrl
Amsteraam-ave. corner i64th-st; year 3 500
s i g 4 70 Dsas PEI
Msnust'f Place srane $50 % Of AsTiSn-aFe
El sf1la Really Company to City Real Estate
cages Que november l. 1909 per cent; as- 100 mo
Raa6s. Herman and another to Meopoltan In
sm suss mortgages $1,000 o. an
sa isse sa william liam ri Hesbsd same property
mortgages s40,eeo due January l. lsO1' . per 5000
Ws% zsiss and a1 2s13s y EnP pen
Tow. a, to Flood Construction COMPANY; cauld- SON
R9 ss 81 e i7ss Msa asaG peg
a pr ssn s. o9 {. loo'l-s'
sesgal Isnsn Z. 10 l. o. 6ph faai5 'ot - map
Hg asa cue saa Reee so H5yt Lafayeteave
loo 4 Of a ryaa another y se w Rsn raner
crotona-ave, n 5. lot III, map Belmont GIN
4ss es'sPSs5 = sss p
ws Co. clara Bs;t os asas 1000
.s . hP es EAo oF
wlhslow Realty COMPANY Elm Realty Com
peny i5sh-st ~, Gent s. 100 It OF 2s25o
Ludip s W. to Wofart and another: 4oth-st' mn
No go West years, per cent. ''''V
Diamond j and another TO Chester Mortgage
Company; West Farms Read e corner brotlA =, M,
Park-aVe due September %. 1906; per cent. i'"'o
Raabe a and another to Metropolitan Life III
surance Company; 152d-st S s. $40 II o.
mortgages. S4U,VUu' Que sep ooo
tsrnber 1. 100s per cent '0''o"
Same to " aeeba 4a same 2g0g: per cent 10000
same o Metropolitan Life insurance COMPANY.
s2des s 1900 it ". Of cenf $4,000
Same to william Hebbard same property que noo
Raabe II aud another TO Metropolitan Lire
Insurance Company: 151st-st n s. SVo II OF
Amsterdarn-aVe' que iSep "''. - 100 $4,000
same to 1od aeDSa per slts 5000
Miehseison: Lena lena 70 Years per CENT 10000
Schneider Joseph, to Fitzpatrick; Ithrave,
n s. sore ~ map Wakefield; year, per soo
Fianm, Julias 4, to L Lese 156th-st' No SSl gan
zi Ensts ,I y, TO ner cent 5000
Porterfeld Construction Company to RealW
Operating Company; il2th-st, S s. 1875 II " ,-.,
of Broadway; demand. per cent l@ouo
Ignatz Flono Cooperative Association TO Com
monwealth Mortgage Company; lpsth.st' % nm
Roman Catholic Church of st Peter and ST
Paul Emgrant Industrial Savings Bank;
st AIMS ave- corner l5Sth-sti year, =, o,o
per cent '--''--'- EVt'0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
DEAL OPPOSITE COLONIAL PARK.

W, J. Huston & Son, in conjunction With Millard
Veit, sold for the Goodspeed Realty and construc-
ton Corporation to a client of Abraham Nelson
the northeast corner of Bradhurst.ave. and 146th-
St. five story triple apartment house, on a lot
25x75 feet, opposite the new Colonial Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25

The buyer will erect a six story hathouse.
A. kasso bought No: 26i West l17th-st.. a I'VE
story hathouse. on lot 25S1D011 feet.
Plans have been filed for a new four story and
basement dwelling house TO be built at No 81 East
62d-st. for Robert H McCurdy, of Morristown, N j.
1t is to be of Colonial design with a facade Of
brick trimmed with marble with frontage OF 20
feet and epth of Il feet 1t viii cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25

Riddle & Buehler have sold for a Mrs. Coll the
hathouse with stores, at the northeast corner of
Melrose-ave and 162d-st.; also, for Mrs f. Lazy,
the five story tenement house, No. 23I East SSd-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
TENEMENT HOUSES CHANGE HANDS.

Charles HoeFlein has sold for a client to lsido1
Holtsberg the six four story and basement brick
tenement houses No. 81 to 331 East 70th-st. each
25xIe9 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
EoR BROOKLYN PARCEL, s21,5oo.

caIlison & Beck have sold No. 746 Marcy-ave,,
a four story double, white stone apartment house.
for $780, also sold No 240 Hasey-st, three
story frame house, for $500 and two lots In
Quincy-st $50 feet east OF Lewis-ave., for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
TO IMPROVE WEST 21sT-sT. PARCEL

Samuel Sloan and John E. Cowan have sold
Nos u and II West 21st-st, two four story dwell
ing houses, on a plot 50x92 feet, to Kaye & Elm
stein. furriers The buyers will, 1t is said improve
the site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
INVESTOR suYs WEST SIDE HOUSE.

o,sa sS al West 5zd-st lot ssxieo feet for the
Rev. solomon Ftappaport 10 client as an invest
tuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
BROADWAY DEALS A FEATURE
PRESENT ZONE OF GREATEST ACTIVITY APPEARS TO
BE BETWEEN ESD AND 50TH SITS.
Purchasing Increment Marble Hill Vieorous-Seral Iarge 5haz
Transactions Made Public the Hveek.
PAYS s425.ooo FOR -FOUR FARMS.

5oxloa feet. fronting I'm Lawn-aye., Elmsford, West
chester County, N Y, and has resoid the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
QUICK RESALE OF ELMsFoRD HOUSES

Joseph F. Feist has sold for the Elmsford Realty
Company ti.s two story private houses. on plot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
CRAWFORD MANOR.

CRAWFORD MANOR.
We have secured some very desirable building lots
Immediately adjoining Roosevelt Manor the most desira-
bic section Of Crawford, n, J. DWELLINGS costing from
SIX TO forty thousand dollars In its immediate vicinity
and many others in process CT erection Very best ai,
road facilities, 30 trains daily, Communication s55o.
practically ten cent fare We are offering these lots
at comparatively low prices. payable monthly desired
or viii allow discount for prompt payment Write US Tor
booklet and for transportation 10 visit this property
MANOR REALTY COMPANY. Crawford. n J.
81 30O-Yery easy terms: new room cottage:
RI.cOV latest improvements; hard wood trim; fur
mace: ground; fine location.
StS s)n0-Aedern cottage! open plumbing;
So,AUO hard wood trim. etc; plot 0O1loo; re-
0.l ZS0-We built. up Queen Anne. 10
sDO, w and BATH newly decorated: steam
heat: fine location; lots
RICHMOND HILL REALTY GO.
35f0 Jamaiea-aye
Open Sundays. Richmond Hill, ". Y.
T OWN AND HAVE FOR SALE about so acres of the
i front the north side of Long
Centrep0Ft and NoTthpoft haTbers
side of Northpot harboF and directly opposite
village, Town Huntington Suffolk County,
front of beautiful clean, slopng sandy Seach
elevation $50 80 cleared balance
heavily wooded with hickory and CHESTNUT trees
of four harbors Long Island Sound for over on
'N JOHN r. WILLIAMSON,
DO Broadway, y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25
Country Board W anted.

r ADY DESIRES BOARD at Mt Kiseo or suburban 70
IL New York. SUBURBAN. Box - Tribune ofso>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-25

A BEAUTIFUL SHORE FA0NT Plsot TX 1 - l FLE
VIEW ACROss THE SOUND. FIN
MODERN HOUSE BARNS. ETC. PARTICULARS %
rutland 4 WHITING Co.
s REBKMAN ST
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-03

Loadoa alyices SASS that Sir Henry
Irvine oo-truas to improve
Rirh place. Ciaroyrri. arc reported
frcm Clearwater Creek. on the s.klne.
IN British Columbia. AMI are expected
to rtsalt iu rush Do the new dis
Enr-
James r. Lia-afalter former score
tary uf the Homestead Building &
Safines ar.c .alcn Of Newark. O..
Wa d~ld eulty Of forgery by a jury
in the comron pleas court at Mount
Vernon. O.
The boiro'hal Is officially announced.
with the sanction % King Edward. OF
Princess Victoria If Connaught to
Prince Oscar. eldest son % the crown
p-inee y Sweden and Norway.
The lcaden coffin unearthed from the
Oh Protestant cemetery in Paris
proved 81 contain the remains Of an
EnelIshman buried in 1890. and not
those Of Paul Jones The search is
Leing continued
Fire az the Illinois Central terminal
IN Now Orleans descrofed large
amount 81 property al snyvesant
decks Including TWO large elevators
cohta ming over million bushels OF
gain hundreds Of cars ana a vast
amount ~ freight The loss may
reach S5.,o9.010.
Taotai Tang shaohi Of Tion Tsin. a
graduate Of Yale. has been appointed
chinese minister 10 London.
The prince and princess Of Wales are
70 make visit to India IN November
remaining until March, making a tour
OF the principal cities and native
states
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-03
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Loeansport Ind. Feb q William I.
Vending. OF Walton was on FrIdas 4.
ternoon detected by his wife in an at-
empt 70 thrust his four-months-old aly
into stove lie told his wife that he
intended 20 use the infant for kin4lrg
wood. The child was painfully burned
a few minutes late. Vending poured
oil over the floor Of his home and so tre
10 il. is believed that hc hal become
derangcd over financial losses Hevas
committed to nasylun Friday clcnlr-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-03
ALL OVER THE STATE
Events in Various Portions OF Il.
diana Told by Wire.

bloomington. Ind. Feb. ~ Several
lays ago while hunting ON the Wu.
ham Iincrome farm near Cn.onyIle
TWO OF the David boys discovered lot
water coming our Of the ground ba
tween two houlders. Inyestleati,,
showed that the snow had mcrat
around The opening for % feet and
more. while the heat kept the al. warm
Tor ten feet and more. a number n
people have since visited ~ p',,.
hnding the situation as stated. Wbat
causes This outburst Of hot water ana
how long DO will continue. Is q mv4-
terry. some attribute Il 10 h1.rir.
pocket Of gas caused hy BLASTING i'm
The new railroad
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-03

One OF the least sclf-adveTtlstt o.
scientific authorities is Prof Rc4 e'7
lie bhs never been interviewed L-.'
never been blnquetod aud Us even ssld
10 have refused immenee sans Of
money onIcd him by American pub
fishers for book on what he himself
moaestiy styled "a new Kind Ct ray
Like many other investigators u his
race, be carries his years CALAMITY, aud,
though GO, looks more like a man WHO
has lea a healthy outdoor life than ore
woo has spent the whole OF bis man
hood in investigating strange physical
problems
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-03

The galleries were crowded. Every
senator was in his seat. Each article
was taken up and voted on in order.
Only five OF the house managers
were present Judge Swayne, the re-
sponSnt, was not on the floor. lie
paced up and down the lobby, how
ever. awaiting the verdict that meant
So much 10 him.
on article ]. considered first. and
which charged that Judge swayne
wrongfully collected 500 expenses at
Sio 2 day for holding court a, Waco.
TeN. the senate adjulgcd him NOT
GUILTY.
Tie No-e ly altic',5 was.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-03
EX-G0v. GEORGES. BOUTWELL,
Venerable Nn.-aciu.ctt~ statesman
Posses AvnS-iIi~ IVES Du~y
Political tarrrr.

Gro'on. Mass Foh 2s Former Gov.
George +. Boutwell, died at tbs home
n're q pneumonia !le was 81 years
aid
seven terms state senator. once
governor of his state. twice a conrre ss-
man once a senator once secretary ~
ihe frasnry and once commissioner OF
internal revenue are some 81 tho fel-
lures which made tae dead mans pl-
hiical career one ~ The busiest In The
history of the country.
lle helped form the republican party.
and listed in tho Impeachment Of Aa-
drew johnson
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-03
Ae No.e Ay a. 'ic's5 vas:

The trial and impsacAmen, cf judge
Charles Swayne We're the result OK
statutory allegations There Were -
in al.
u was alleged that JuGse Swayne ap-
pointed improper persons 10 be COM
missioners Of his court, that he showed
gross Partially 10 friends-onc lawyer
being ever particularly favored. lie
was further charged with oppression
and tyranny in imprisoning two mer
on what was claimed as fictitious
charges II contempt Tie suicide Of
one man was attributed 90 this alleged
oppression.
Ofhcr counts in the charges against
Swayne were that he maiaimiuistercd
bankruptcy cases. dissIuaied estates in
fees to fayorites. that he cxonera "a
salty criminals and was ignorant a4l
eupcttnt
Minor charge completing thc I'M
f.c'neai wa.a Ma. Suayno made false
expense counts % tha m1rernmrnt.
borrowed money cu notes Endorsed ly
lifi0an's anl attorneys anI went on
long 'unh,t as ihe ru of railroad
receiver ra2 Was !.asalt in bis
court
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-03
JUDGE SWAYAE ACQUITTED
Failure Of Impeachment Proceedings
Against the Florida Jurist.
Declared MT GUILT, ny the senate,
sitting ns rriaI Court, ON
Every Count.

Wa hington. Feb aS-Monday at
ten o'clock the senate resolved itself
into court and voting upon the IL
articles Of Impeachment found by the
mousse Of representatives. against
Charles Swayne, judge ol the Northern
district Of Florida. acquitted the jurist.
The hearing has for over two weeks
been occupying from three TO four
hours OF each daily session.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-03

Washington. ID. g. Feb. - Senator
Beverage has designated the following
lndianians as aids on the STAN w tbe
chief marshal Of the civic section ~
the inaugural parade; Henry q perr
indianapolis J. r. Habbe. lua aaaoa.
lis > \ Kant. Kokomp. Ellis ua-
nell Lebanon; G. H. Neal Jone- ro.
Capt. }. /. Bicler indianapolis. c.u.
] Clark. indianapolis. and ne hes ~
lected the precinct cgnmiueem.r from
the counties Of the Eleventh district
designated by the district comm tea.
men. to attend the Inauguration An
eeort was made % select person. via
are coming 10 the inauguration.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-03
Dr.. GSLER WAS MIsQUOTED.
4 Did Not say That Wen ~ sixty
should he ChIoro-
formed"

Baltimore Nd. Feb. 2S.-Dr. William
0ler. Of Johns Hopkins university.
no recently made some declarations
concerning men older than 80 or 50. has
given ont a signed statement which no
claims TO nave been misquotcd. adding:
II did not say that men at 60 should
b. chloroformed. THAT was the point
IN The novel TO which referred and
On witch the blot hinged.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-03
MILLIONS A PREY
TO CONFEDERATION
Over Nine Blocks of New Orleans
Wharf Property Burned.
TWO GREAT ELEVATORS ALSO
rhe Property Destro>ed Inciuded
the Illinois central River Icrni-
mails, Hundreds OF Cars and
Much Cotton.

New Orleans. Feb o. siuyvesant
docks, the extension terminal Of the II
iinois Central on the river front. were
swept by fire sunday The two large
grain elevators. holding about ! mill
ion bushels, were destroyed.
Nearly dozen squares Of modern
wharyes and freight sheds. two mag
ni1cent grain elevators, hundreds OF
loaGcd cars and vast quantities Of
freight including 10000 bales Of cot
ton. were destroyed together with q
large number Of small residences. Tie
loss may reach S5.oooOoo.
As soon as it became known that The
zone Of the fire was the Stuyvesant
docks. harbor tugs FASTENED TO the
wharves. and vessels that were moored
there were pulled out into the river.
At the same time switch engines were
rushed TO the wharves and hundreds OF
box cars loaded with freight were
dram 10 points above the upper end
OF the terminals. before The fire
reached them. Hundreds more. how
ever. were consumed
The wind was blowing down TIE riv-
er as the blaze began. and the fire
spresd with greater speed in Aat Li-
rcction.
The river boats, the employees Of The
road and the fire department concsn-
tratcl all their elereias ia an eHar;