The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-14
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coach az Normandy. ny. as he was be
ing taken TO S%helbyyille for saie-keep-
ING
p. II. Rudolph. a ladies' tailor. was
found dead in his Office. in Omaha,
Ncb. by two lady who called
20 see about some work. Rudolph had
been 10 poor health.
The president OF Venezuela has de
clared the salt industry OF that "a
try practically = government monopoly
According 10 an executive order. Just
issued. military and naval officers must
stand on their records for promotion
or assignment in the service. The at
tempt 10 use outside influence will act
As a bar.
Moses Manuel. q well-to-do Helena
(Nont) mining man. lost his life by
an explosion in The Minnesota min.
near Corbin. Mont. which he had gone
into alcue. with 4 lighted candle 10
inspect.
Judge George Gray. Of Delaware. as
fifth arbitrator in the Illinois miners
shot-hrers controversy. decides hat
the expense entailed 10y the action of
the law shall be borne half and half
by the operators and miners. He said
that no good reason could be urged
why the entire expense should fall on
the miners.
During a fire which destroyed the
upper floors OF a seven-story factory
building in New York. a score Of fire
men were seriously burned or over
come by smoke.
Miss Hattie Hill. Of Summers. la. a
delegate 10 the Epworth League con-
vention ~ Denver. Col. died OF heart
failure after returning from an excur-
sion into the mountains.
Col. Gorgas. chief sanitary Inspector
OF the Panama canal zone, says that
since June % there has been no case
Of yellow fever in the city Of Panama
ard only one a. Colon.
Thomas B. Clements. president Of the
failed First national bank Of Fari-
baul,. MINI. was found guilty. "a st.
Paul. on - counts OF embezLiement.
misapp,ication of funds and making
false reports.
Fire in the lumberyard distric, in the
south end OF B0s on did about S20e,evl
damage TO yards and wharf property.
Fourteen miners We're Killed and a
number injured by a coi,iery explosion
a, Anderlues. Belgium
VI. Jaures. the French socialist. was
3ebarred from speaking il Berlin on
July 9. as il had been announced be
intended u. for political reasons.
Revised reports Of the recent tornado
Ia Mon-aeu county. Tex. show that 26
persons were killed ard about 80 IL
jured. some OF whom may die. The
property loss viii aggregate 100000.
With elaborate ceremony the remains
Of Admiral John Paul Jones were
formally delivered TO the representa-
tives Of the American government in
Paris. on he 9Th inst. and. p aced IN
charge OF Rear Admiral Sigshee. were
escorted 20 the train for Cherbolrs
with an imposing military parade.
j.. c. Devlin filed a voluntary peti-
ton in bankruptcy il The United
States district court az Topeka. kas.,
and Judge Pollock granted the petit
A4L-s lNL A-At4ltA A0AAAE- Anr NAAaN"Ir
Chairman Shonts Of the Panama
canal commission says that life on the
isthmus is TO be made healthful. COM
Portable and enjoyable before The rea
work Of digging the canal IS begun.
IL view Of The experiences in the
naval battle Of the sea % Japan. the
United states naval authorities have
concluded 70 Go away with The coming
tower or board OF fits warships.
William a Wheeler. president OF the
council Of New York university, i
dead.
Gen. Wilmon w B%lackmar. rom
mander-in-chief OF the Grand Army o.
the Republic. accompanied 10y Mrs.
Blackmar and her sister. Miss Brewer.
is making a tour OF the western posts.
The Standard OIL co. denies every
allegation il the custer suit brought
the validity OF the Kansas ant-trus
law.
Rear-Admiral Whiting. L. 5. y, hav-
ing served - years. las been placed Oh
the retired list.
Severe storms in northern and cen
trail France have caused enormous
damaEe 10 crops. Near Orleans So
houses were razed and many persons in
jured. Two men were killed al An
gers.
Two hundred printers and 100 press
men have been locked out In san Fran
cisco in the eight-hour day fight.
Al least q persons were killed
and many injured as the result Of a
tornado that struck a few miles west
of N@acona. Tex. Many farm houses
were demolished and much damage wa
done in The towns Of Belcher and Mon
iague.
Mrs. Anna Johnson was fatally
burned by an explosion Of gasoline
from Z lcaky stove In her home al
Omaha. Eeb.
The Kansas City creditors Of Charles
J.. Devlin. the Topeka (Kas) banker.
have fled a petition IN bankruptcy
against Devlin In the United States dis
triot IN Kansas City. Il is made
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