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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-29
UNA BODA EN- SANTURCE

Hoy, Ala una de la tArde, han
contraido matrimonio en- ests ciudad
los distinguidos j6venes licenciado
Epifanio Fernandez Vangas y la Sc
fIorita Mercedes Balseiro.
Apadrinaron la boda, los esposos
Giorgetti Balseiro, aslstlendo al acto
una escogida concurrencia de amigos
intimos de ambas famlliss.
En- la casa de nuestro querido
amigo don Eduardo Giorgetti, fueron
galantemente obseQuiados los que
assist eron q tan simpAtics fiesta.
Los esposos VangaS-Balseiro f.
jari1 au residencia en Arecibo.
Deseamos & tan buenos amigos
todo g6nero de felicidades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-29
NOTAS De PONCE
Gran tirantez entire ell ayun-
tamiento y eI aIcaIde por
la question Secretar(a.
. NUEVO POST MASTER
Don Jose Miguel Morales ofre-
ce una copa de plata para
que Sc dlsputen los teams.

Sc espera con inter6s Ia session
extraordinaria del Ayuntamiento esta
noche, en- la cual ha de tratarse del
nombramiento del secretario NUM-
cipal.
Sc dice que el alcalde propon.
dra para la plaza de secretario del
Ayuntamiento de esta ciudad al repu.
blicano don Domingo Sepilveda. Ell
Ayuntamlento no aceptara este candi-
dato, 81 resulta propuesto como tam
POGO acept6 al senior Llorens Echeva.
rria. Ell Ayuntamiento unionista quis-
re un secretario unionista.
Ell gobernador lleg gara el jueves
por 10 tarde y dejara q Ponce ell vier-
mes por la maflana. Sc hospedara en-
el Hotel Frances.
Los republlcanos de esta cudad
90 tomaron mucho in.eres en- rodear
q Mr.. Winthrop en- su vista q Ponce
en- 10 semana Ultima. A'gunos dlcen
que, The Sun, trinarfa contra los que
adulan q la primera autoridad de la
isla, sin perjuicio de censurarla ror
10 baio.
Hoy SO celebrarA en- Ia Corte mu-
nicipal el iuicio contra Francisco Pa.
checo, en- la causa por disparos con"
ira el policia Bocanegra, de Ponce,
POGO antes de las 1,timas elecciones.
Sc dice que una comlsi6n del
Ayuntamiento de Ponce conferenciara
con el Gobernador, eu la pr6xima vi.
sita de este & la ciudad del Sur.
--Es seguro que se ha ofrecido al
sefior don Justo Barros de esta ciu.
dad, la plaza de Post -Master en- Ponce,
y que el senior Barros acepta el nom
bramiento. Este SO espera de un dfa
4 otro.
Los detectives Gutierrez y Este"
YES denunciaron al italisno don Fran
cisco Pivacco, por comprar e'ectos ro-
bados en- Ia hsrrerfa y fundici6n dc Mr.
Roberto Graham.
-Nuestro estimado amigo el doc.
tor Moret Mufoa practice aver una
operaci6n quir6rglca, de mucha impor.
tarcia, en- 10 sefora esposa de don
Ramon Figueroa, rico propletario de
Villalba.
La policia ha denunctado ante
el Comisionado de 10 Corte Federal
on Ponce, a Balbino Torres por user
moneds falsa de un peso.
Ell comerciante de Ponce, don
jose Miguel Morales. regala una co.
pa q los teams de base ball de Ia isla,
para que 6stos Ia disputen.
Hay gran tlrantes de relaclones
entire ell actual Alcalde de Ponce, y eI
yuntamlento unionista de Ia ciud al,
Las simpatfas populares estan por el
Ayuutamiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-29
HABLA Mr.. HUNT
kfirma que Puerto Rico esta
satisfecho y que vive en-
compIeta feIicidad.
PROL0NGAND0 LA FARSA
Mr.. Hunt esta descallhcadc
para tratar asuntos de
Puerto Rico.
PROLONGANDO LA FARSA

Desde su oscura residencia de
Montana, ell eX -gobernador de Puerto
Rico William n. Hunt, remite un In
forme al peri6dico americana Neu
York City, sobre cuestiones insulares,
pretendiendo quizSs que su opinion
sea todavla escuchads y atendida por
el gobierno nacional.
Aquel fatal gobernante aln Sc
atreve hablar de Puerto Rico, cuando
est&n palpitantes en- la conciencia po-
pular sus actos ofciales, realizados
en- una epoca que recordara la histo-
ria entire protestas y anatemas.
Mr.. Hunt SO dirijs al gobierno
nacional aconsejandole haga case omi-
so de cuanto clamor de queja le llegue
dc la colonia. Afrma On su informe
que ell pals Sc encuentra satisfecho
con el actual sistema gubernativo;
que no existen desafecciones y que
todos los nativos hacen pdblicos sus
sentimientos de adhesion Ia polfti-
ca que SO desarrolls en- las alturas
del gobierno regional.
Ain despues de su marcha desai-
rada del pals, trata aquel NAL gober-
nante y peor americana, de inmiscuir.
SO en- nuestros asuntos interiores, ain
que pueda alegar para clio autoridad
moral ninguna.
Qai6n como el di6 tan poderosos
motivos para la protesta vibrante y
energica de los puertorriqusfios; quien
no supo colocarse & la altura moral
que le dem and aban el deber y el pa
triotismo, no tiene hoy absolutamente
ningdu derecho para hablar de los
asuntos propios del pals; de este pals
al cual infirio los mayores ultrajes,
agobiandole con el peso abrumador
de su soberbia y de sus iniusticias.
Y ain m6nos derecho tlene para in
sultarle con nuevas mentiras 6 inju.
rias, queriendo desvirtuar la verdad
de hechos que todos conocen perfec-
tamente.
No hay protestas en- Ia iSla, dice
aquel politician funesto para Estados
Unidos y Puerto Rico. Sin embargo,
no solamente resuena en- ell pals la
voz unanims de un pueblo contra el
regimen imperante, sino que tambien
surge la protesta contra csc informe de
Mr.. Hunt, que, como desfogue d'l;odo
su odio & este pals, lleva q los poderes
naclonales un concepto falso de nues!ra
situaci6n polltica, a tn de eXtraviar la
opinion pdblica,
Tai piensa y siente aquel demole-
dor de los prestigios amerlcanos, con
respecto & un pals que crey6 en- la sin,
ceridad en- Ia honradez de sus pala
bras, pagando 81 mas luego esta incre
dulidad y esta confianza con la mas
negra de los ingratitudes.
Enmudezca para slempre Mr. Hunt
en- todo 10 que c0ucierna 4 Puerto Rico
Hagslo siquiera por ell proplo decort
y ell buen uombre dc la naci0n que tar
malamente representnra zen nuestrt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-29

. 8l,002, 9S4.S
EGRESOS
A tenedores de poll.
zas por slniestros 8 2I.1OO,22o,SO
A tenedores dc poll
zas ip0r Dotales,
DivIdendos, etc..< l3.620,32l. 81
Por todos otros con.
ceptos.,........n.s 1886, 1873. 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-29
RETRETA PARA MANANA

Programa de las pleas que ejecu.
tara mafane jueves, la Banda xJu-
ventud del Comercio1 On la Plaza de
Baldorioty
~ SQuita Pesaress Ordax.
23 Polka de Flautld slndiana,. J
s. Cox.
% A petici6n, Selecci6a de la 0 pe
ra eAldas. Verdi
4q Estreno do la Opera BuIa SMi
chado1 Sullivan.
80 Darza <Nibraciones del alma1
Rios Ovalle.
60 A peticion, Danza sRusia ia
POM. j, Cny.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-29
IA MUTUA De NEWBORN
COmpahia de SeCurOs sobre
la vida
PRESIDENT RICHARD A. Nc CURDY
EStad0 del diI0 que teFmtnj cl 81 de
Diciembre de 1903
De Gcnerdo con los requisites de Segl0OS
del Estdd0 de Ne,c. York.

1NGRESOS
Reclbido por primas 8 1882, ,097. 10
Recibido por todos
otros conceptoS.. 1900, 1887. Al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-29
Q 4iO. 978. 371.1f

: 4iO87S, 81, IS
PASIVA
Pasivo para las reser.
vas legsles etcetera . 3e6. $40, $50. 10
PaSivo para fondos
Contingente garan-
tigado. .,,,tt,,,.AI 7l.457 SIS. 43
Pasivo para los divi.
dendos autoriEados $500, 900. 90
-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-29

isla, Enmudezca, ST; y olvfdese de que
~x,te un pueblo al que ultra ain pie.
dal al que oil recuerdo de su nombre
sera siempre repugnante y deprmente.
GIadiatOre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-29

In csta imprenta ST vende pauel
vieio 4 dos pesos quintal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-29
Q 44O.978, ,37I.1e

SECURE y Rentas Vi
taliCiaS en- vigor.. $3.50, EOS, ,079. 46
Sc excluye el seguro emitido que
no ha Sido pagado,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-29
ACT1VO
Bonos de los Estados

ACTIVO
Bonos de los Estados
Unidos y otras SO.
gurldAdea. ..,,,I.... y 243, l9l 442. "a
Pr6stamoS sobre pri.
meras hipotecas.... { 102,027 1893, A.
PreStamos sobre bo-
nos y otras Seguri-
dades. s....... l12lO,O0O.00
Prestamos sobre poll
zas de la Compaffa 23.277, 1876. 40
Bienes rafces: Edit
clos de Ofcina que
posee la Compafifa
On Londres, Paris,
Berlin, Cope Town,
New York, Boston,
Filadel6a, S. Fran.
cisco, Seattle, But.
talo, Little Rock,
Sydney y Mexico =
otr0s bienes rafces 34.S0l, 700. 81
Gaia en- los Banoos
y Compaffas dc
Creditos ....,,.t 1873, ,438. 81
Intereses vencidos,
primas netas dife.
ridas, etc.. $500, 1851
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15
INDICTED FOR MATRlCIDE
Terrible Charge Against william
LAGER, His wife and August Nell
gen. Of Cards Point, III.

Mount Carmel. H., Dec. 12-The
grand jury have returned indictments
against william LAGER, Alice LAGER. his
wife and August Nelgen. charging
them with the murder. on the night OF
December 30 1908. OF Mrs Elizabeth
LAGER. mother of William LAGER. who
was killed by a rifle shot fired
through a window rs she sat in her
home at Cards Point. nine miles north
east Of here William LAGER was ar
rested az the time charged with the
crime but the grand jury al that time
failed 10 find a true bill against him
and he was released.
4 Chicago detective has been work
ing on the case. but the nature OF the
evidence secured by him is as yet a
secret 1t Is known. however that As
Witnesses we're summoned before the
present grand jury. and the officers in
innate that 4 surprise will be sprung
when the case comes up for trial
LAGER is said TO have benefited very
materially by his mothers death
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15
FRAUDULENT LAND ENTRIES
some Id.n of Their Extent Given by
the Report OF the Commissioner
OF the Gcnerai Land ONCE.

Washington. Dec 12.-ln regard TO
the alleged unlawful fraudulent entries
cnl illegal cutting or tinker on the
public domain, the report Of the COM
missioner Of the general land Office
shows that during the year nearly 1000
entries were suspended upon reports
Of special agents. and that 800 entries
we're cancelled a. a result Of these and
prior proceedings Reports from special
agents showed unlawful Enclosures Of
public lands in more than 100 instances.
the aica OF such Enclosures aggregating
CO. 371 acres Of public land Through
the effort of the land Offices and special
agents. 50 unlawful Enclosures have
been removed. and PROCEEDINGS are
pending 70 compel the removal Of fences
in the remaining cases reported. There
we're pending in the courts on July l..
1875. 66 civil suits for the recovery of
81 .555 sos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15
GENEn A. NEWS ITEMs.

The Nobel prizes were distributed
by King Oscar OF Sweden at the royal
academy Of music. Stockholm. in the
presence Of a distinguished gathering
In the presence OF King Haakon and
Queen Maud. ministers OF state. the
-iembers OF the storthing and other
distinguished personages. assembled
al the Nobel institute in Christiana.
Baroness Won SuttneT, 81 Austria. was
adjudged the winner OF the Nobel
peace prize
Mr. TakahIra. the Japanese minis
ter. has left Washington for the Pa
cifc coast. en- route to Japan.
Maj Hugh ~ Swain, IT, s. A.. re-
tired. was acquitted az Houston. -e~.,
OF the Charge OF murder in the second
gree in connection with the killing
u Charles n Jones. an insurance man
Fire damage he overall factory
of 0 Bryan Bros. az Nashville. Tenn,
70 the extent OF $4,000 on stock and
building
Herbert Shannon. OF Merwin. Mo
and John Turner. OF Chanutc. Kas.. oil
well drillers. were blown 10 pieces by
tho explosion Of a boiler on the Burk
hart lease. seven miles west OF Cha
mute. Kas.
Commodore Winsiow will 20 to the
Pacific staten early in the new year "a
command the cruiser Charleston. fag-
SIP or the squadron.
william McWilhams. who killed his
vie. four sons and daughter at lnde
reldence. Ia. has been sentenced L
he hanged December n. 1906.
J ~. Be,hune. Of St Louis a promi
rent railroad construction contractor
was found dead in his room in The 81
NiChoias hotel annex al Springfield. III
The British foreign Office has beer
officially Informed that visccun
Hayashi has teen appointed Japanes'
ambassador TO Great Britain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

The house passed a blll appropriatl-s
sil.Ot0.Oo0 Tor conunuins work on IT,
lanama cana This, il - expected VA.
carry the work forward until MarSh
next
The senate IS givins some attention
to the subject VI campaign coA'rloH-
uous b. insurance companies ant IA
tlOnal banks
A food OF bills anu resolutions. IL
cluGing Foraker rai..oaa rate Tesu4a-
ton bill and resolutions deaiIs Win
the que tion OF national reputation u
lie insurance COnpanlcs The Moor
lorat.oa Of interstate railroad oompa-
mes anu The contribution OF funds ID
political parties By national banks, oe-
oupied the time 81! the senate On the
9Th. The house spent its session IN -e-
bate OF the bill appropriating sl6'0Vo'-
900 Tor Panama canal work.
The reading o. the president mes
sage occupied the greater portion OIL me
time OF both houses during the second
days sessi on.
The seating OF Representative Mich
aelek. from the Fifth Illinois district
is protested on the ground that he L
not citizen ~ he United States. Inc
matter was referred 10 the eiecuOA'
committee
A resolution Of sympathy with ih'
Russian Jews was ordered printed II
the house record and referred 70 IL
committee on foreign affairs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15
Newsy Brevities.

Evansville. II Despondent over i'll
health. John w. McCool OF Chandler.
Ind. committed suicide here by taking
poison
indianapolis Nenable. aged
forty years. contractor. living
at No 11i5 Nelson street. fell 10
his death while working on a scaffold
az Thirty-third street and Graceland
avenue. His neck was broken and he
diel instantly. venable's right wrist
and leg were also broken.
Fort Yayne--Gertrude Geerkins.
aged IS. is suffering from a
bullet wound in her head which
may prove fatal. While playing with
a revolver her six-year-old brothe, ac-
cidentally discharged the weapon and
the bullet entered the young woman's
forehead
Richmard. Rudolph Leeds. son
OF William r. Leeds. the New
YorA millionaire. was fined s25 and
costs In the police court for violating
the new Indiana anti-cigarette law
Young Leeds is spending the winter n
Richmond with his neither. The al
leFed cfiense against tie cigarette Law
was committed at recent social func-
tion. The case probably will be ap-
Terre Hsute.-Henry Payne. aged
twelve. was accidentally shot ami
killed by his comrade on a hunting
tour Fred Bannon aged n.
Evansville III The southern IN
diana corn crop is the heaviest
in years. and wives and daughters OF
the farmers are helping In the harves
Bonneville. n For the first time
In months. by order OF Booneville's
new mayor. John Heinzle. the I'D was
fastened down on Bonneville Sunday.
Heinzle. who is democrat. was consld-
cred TO he aaloon candidate In the
municipal election and his order dun
founded the saloorkeeDerz
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15
INDIANA STATE NEWS.
prepared His Own Funeral Music.


Terre Haute. An unusual fact
In connection with the death OF
the famous leader Of the Ringgold
band. Peter Breinig. developed when Il
was learned that the aged musician had
several year ago prepared all the mu-
sic TO be used al his funeral and at tho
tomb and provided for the ceremony
throughout in detail lie was widely
known as composer and was a friend
OF Sousa. lie at one time led the Ores
cent band at Pittsburg, Pa. and organ
ICED the Ringgold band here 40 years
ago His band played throughout the
central states. His funeral march Is
the aria. Hearts Bowed Down" from
the Bohemian Girl" Leaders and
members OF Illinois and Indiana bands
attended the funeral here. The old com
poser was inferred in full uniform.
Condolences from the entire country
and from Europe have been arriving.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

Tie threatened coilaps OF the lu-'
Iorial treasury has been tidei over
by what practically amounts 70 4
forced loan.
Accounts come through japanese
sources al Moji. that the mutinous
Russian troops have sacked Hardin
Manchuria
II is minated that the strike in
the Russian empire will become gen
erai about Christmas
Revolving stories Of the savagery OF
the Rus sian peasantry continue 10 NJ
ter through in the news dispatches. but
it Is said they give only faint idea
OF What the world would witness
should a general uprising occur.
A St. Petersburg dispatch say5 that
Count Wltre rendered his resignation
10 the car as head OF the aaministra-
ton. but that his majesty would lot
listen 10 H.
The Russian troops in Manchuria are
mani.esting mutinous spirit MANY
oaicers are said to have been killed
All news from that quarter, however
is sharply censored
Prominent military commander
throughout the empire are requestini
permission to resign. Even the minis
te- Of war. Lieut. Gen. Rudiger. hal
asked 10 be allowed 10 retire
Father Garon has been condemned
10 death by the revolutionary commit
! tee tecause he argues against the con
I tinuatiOn Of thc st-.ke.
The secretary Of the Jewish relic
committee. who is now in Russia. say
the destruction among Jewish homes j
\ indescribable The damage amounts Z
millions Of roubles In kieh alone 40.
b00 persons are affected. and many SINAI
towns which had Jewish sections hav
leen entirely destroyed
Lieut. Gen Sakharuff was assas
sinated by a woman at the house OF tn
governor Of the province OF Saraton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15
Indians Claim Sites.

LapOrte. ~ Advices received here
are 10 the effect that legal rep
resentatives of the once powerful
tribe OF Pottawattomie Indians. the sur
vivors OF which live in scattered settle
ments in southern Michigan. will bring
action in the courts OF this state within
ten days to establish titles which they
claim 10 thousands of acres OF land ia
Laporte. ST. Joseph and Elkhart coun-
ties Chicago attorneys, it is said, will
institute the proceedings. The land to
which claim will be laid now comprises
sections upon which cities and towns
now stand.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15
BOOMERS FOR STATEHOOD
The Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Rioters Invade Sacred Precincts.
Helen Renstron, ftitecn-f e"r-oia
Oklahoma Girl, Makes htt
singing "Oklnhoma."

WASHINGTON. Dec. l2-Single state
hood for Oklahoma and Indian terri
tory was promoted. Monday. in one OF
the most novel performances ever en-
acted in the national capitol building.
4 DELEGATION $50 strong from these ter
ritories called 10 pay its respects TO
Senator Beveridge, chairman OF the
committee on territories. The COM
mittee room would not accommodate
all the visitors and the senator received
them in the corridor and addressed
them there The overflow occupied the
stair leading to the marble room, one
OF the semi sacred precincts of the SEN
ate
The prettlest scene OF the entire pro-
ceeding was al the close. when Helen
Renstron. a l5-year-o.d girl from Okla
homa City. sang three verses from ok
lahoma" the joint statehood song BY
this time il seemed as il half the
habitues Of the capitol. including a
number OF senators. had been attracted
by the gathering The little girl has a
remarkably good soprano voice
When she had finished. Senator Bev-
er.ege shook her hand and thanked her
for the privilege OF hearing her sing
say ing that anyone who heard her
would be sure 10 favor the cause she
promoted Other senator's praised the
little girl. who departed with her
friends, wearing a happy smile
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15
POLITICAL PARTICULARS.

Secretary Root Is said to fear 2
tariff war with Germany. II is causlnf
Jess alarm, however. than the fear OF
a tariff war with congress.-W ASKING
ton Post
The attempt OF a handful o.
Americans in the Isle OF Pines to anne,
the United States proves TO be an IN
welcome bit OF jingoism.-N. Y. World
The story that Mr.. Shaw is &c
return to Iowa and run for governor
is probably an error. He Is more like
ly to return 10 Iowa and run at the
present governor Washington Post
There are no canals in Mars,
says an astronomer. The Commoner
(Dem.) adds: And we seem to be
running a race with the Martians to see
which of us can be the last to build
one"
If You don't think the New York
republicans are up against 1t, just con
slider their dilemma in having 70
choose between Plat and Odeh for
der.-Indianapolis News lIndl.
The republican leaders are ~
ing to explain how the slump in theiI
political fortunes happened. Some oil
them seem to have had their EYES
opened to the fact that the people ne
insistent for reform in the city, state
and nation. But Speaker Cannon an
those who control congress still de-
clare they will stand pat. Perhap
when the avalanche strikes them nsl'
tall their eyes will be opened.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15
Last of Buildings Gone.

Wabash last of the d.
vision buildings OF the Wabash
railroad at Andrews. 20 years ago the
division point OF the Wabash railroad,
IL miles east OF here, has been RACED,
and the brick from the shop and round
house is being cleaned and will be
stored or sold. There were over 500
600 brick in the roundhouse and shop.
and they are being cleaned at a cost Of
60 cents a thousand Only three Of
the II sidings that composed the yard
remain. and two of these are TO be
taken up in the spring.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

Kokomo. Miss Eliza Williams
died in this city aged l0l years
and one month Death was que
10 starvation. Six weeks ago she fell
and broke her hip. paralysis OF the di
gesdve organs following. Her long
life & spinsterhood was due TO pledge
given 10 her mother rot to marry dur
ing the lifetime OF the latter. Her
mother died nearly 100 years old. Miss
Williams then being so. and as she
said. too old to marry She was born
in Connellsville. Pa. Nov. |. 1904.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

"Left-eyed people simple own the
town these days" said a Broadway
o.ulist. IL the prominence and i'm
portance Of thai optic continue To in
crease We shall one day be a left-eyed
race. In more than half the patients
treat the left eye is already consid-
erably larger than the right. II is
brighter and Il lasts longer II YOU
want TO find ont which eye is stronger
try 10 read with one then with the
other unass.gted BY its mate Nine
times out Of ten that test shows how
much more useful the ieft eve is than
the right
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15
Fire at Greencastle

Greeacastle. A loss Of $4,000
was caused by fire at the plan
ing mill and cabinet works OF Day q
Coss. The fire department. crippled by
illness due to exposure at recent fires,
was not able 10 cope with the situa-
ton The blaze started in the dry
kilns. The insurance amounts TO
s.. 900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

GOshen-Peter Fetters. sent from
Elkhart county TO Long CHI
asylum al Logansport. and a former
pharmacist al Indianapolis died while
sitting at the asylum dinner table.
StranLulation caused his demise He
had been in his usual health Fetters
was one of the prominent farmers Of
Elkhart county Of late years lie was
A. years old
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

II would be an immense benefit TO
ell mankind If the stores Of gold now
he'd by individuals in India could be
made available for general use. Ever
since the dawn If history that country
has been gathering gold and hiding il
away Treasures Of almost incaicu-
liable value are possessed By many In
dian princes. When the Maharaiah
Of Burdwan died. the stock Of gold and
silver left by him was 50 large that
no member Of the family could make
IN accurate estimate OF n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-12-15

Japanese form SO considerable a
part OF the population OF Seattle that
the government finds il convenient 70
establish special post Office fos
them. whore mail is received and dis
tr.5uted among Japanese only.