The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-05-19

placed az seven killed and nineteen
wounded
Ilerbe-i v. Crcker. son OF Richard
Croker the New York political leader.
was found head IL seat on south
bound santa he train. when nearing
/ Newton. Nas lie had been placed on
board me train al Kansas City. ap-
pGrently in daEed condition. and IL
though, a. have been dWgged.
The relief committee al snyder.
Okla, has issued an appeal for aid 10
care Tor The injured and homeless
through the recent tornado
Secretary OF State Hay is reported
10 have greatly improved in health
durins his stay AZ Bad Nauheim He
viii sail from London for home June 4
President Roosevelt has approved
The recommendation OF Secretary OF the
Navy Morton that the remains OF Adj
mirai John Paul Jones be inferred at
ArnaI ellis Nd
William J Bryan expresses admira-
tion for The position taken by President
Roosevelt and Secretary Taft on the
Question Of railroad rate legislation.
Martin J. Elliott who. as a director
OF the American Railway union. was
imprisoned With Eugene Y. Debs and
Others in 1898 in connection with the
Pullman strike in Chicago. died al
Butte Mont after a long illness. aged
IS years
Nan Patterson. thrice tried for the
murder OF Caesar Young in New York
city. and no jury being found 70 agree
as 10 her guilt or innocence. has been
released on her own recognizance. Il
is doubtful if she is ever called for trial
aeain.
Seven men We're killed and one Sc
riousiy injured by an explosion of
dynamite in the Cora mine. one Of the /
Heinz properties al Butte. Mont Some
OF the victims were literally blown 70
fragments
The betrothal of Prince Eitel Fritz Z
Of Germany and Princess Victoria Mar
saret daughter Of the duke OF Con-
aneht. Is fOrecasfed as the result OF
the princes yisi; 70 London 70 be in
,roduced 10 his cousin. the princess.
The death list by the wreck and ex-
plOsion az South Harrisburg. Pa. has
been increased 20 %. by the death Of
some OF the injured and it was ex-
oected thar others would succumb.
A man calling himself William DAILY
has been arrested at Stroud burg. Pa.
charged with the larceny OF So. 900
rom the Equitable Life Assurance so-
,iety hy means OF forgery
Two coaches OF the Weatherforl.
Mineral Wells * Northwestern pas
senger train went through broken
-restie al Dry creek. - miles from
Dallas. Tex. Twenty persons were
more on less seriously hurt
Tom Witherspoon. a negro. recently
from the Missouri peniten-
larry. was lynched al Belmont. Mo-.
or forcing Fred Hess. VINO lives three
niles from Belmont 10 90 10 town
md get $500 for him under pain Of
having his wife and child kiiied II he
allied
Federal Judge Elmer p. Adams has
leen selected Tor the federal circuit
lench 70 succeed Judge Amos VI. Thay-
r. deceased. and Judge G. A. Finkel-
.urg, OF St Louis. will succeed Judge /
Adams a district judge
The Benton public school building at
Nevada. Mo. was struck by lightning
Turing an electrical storm. and a mum
.er OF the school children were
hooked. but none badly hurt
During 2 fierce storm at Eldoradc
springs. Mo. dying plate glass struck
:. VI. Osborn. cashier Of the Cruce
ank. severing an artery Of his arm.
ieveral other persons received minor
INJURIES
Wilbur y. Reading a 81. Louis law
er has been disbarred In Judge Nc
lonald's court on the petition Of the
Committee on grievances Of The s..
-ouis Bar association. for malpractice
D bankruptcy case
The Paris Temps denies a published
tatement from Saigon. French Indo-
nina 70 the effect that Vices Admiral
icjestvensky sold az Saigon. cargoes
Z rice captured By Russian warships
Miss Helen Gould will pay for the !
ducaticn Of Leroy Irving Dixon. the ,
boy who saved a Rio l
irande train from running INTO a rock I
Tide last October
The recall II Count Cassini. the Rus {
ian ambassador in Washington. will I
make signor Edmondo Mayer Des q
fhe Italian ambassador. dean |
4 tho diplomatic corps 4
The tornado epidemic reached over L
nto Iowa. doing considerable damage
n Clay county in the way Of demolish-
NJ buildings. VI. ~ H0lberg was
'robably fatally injured !,
President Roosevelt arrived safely
ack in Washington after his holiday
Quincy Of sG0G miles by railroad. 10
az nothing Of the miles covered in his
uniting jaunts. He IS in splendid .
ealth.
The labor leaders Of Chicago pre- :
erted a strongly worded protest to :
resident Roosevelt. during his Visit =
here. against the use OF federal troops !.
4 connect ion with the strike The d