The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-14

which CAtlnAc worship coA-u Nt NnA-
t!naed under me common law turned
out 70 be true. and the deadlock now
Is apparently complete.
r. n Hartman has determined. X
Is stated. 10 set aside The sum az slo.-
coo. 600 for the Improvement q ne
los Angeles Cali Pacific railway
system.
The Texas railroad commission has
notified the santa Fe Southern Pa
cifc. Missouri. Kansas a Texas and
International 4 Great Northern rail-
road companies that II contemplates
issuing an order requiring companies
10 built a Joint causeway across Cal
weston hay. a distance oi two miles.
10 connect the mainland with Calves
ton island The object OF the pro
posed causeway Is 70 afford these
roads an adequate entrance 20 tho
port OF Galveston. and thus relieve
the freight congestion that has eN-
listed FOR some time in that city. The
subject Is 10 be considered AT pub
Mc hearing before the commission
January %
President Roosevelt told the dele
gates 10 the national rivers and har-
bors convention. who called on him
al the White House. that he would
consult with the leaders in congress.
and expressed the hope thar some
thing definite and effective could be
done in the way of increased appro-
priatlons for the Improvement Of the
nations waterways.
In a recent trial at Louisville Ky.
il was shown that % points OF offal
Is consumed every day in Louisville
in the milk that is drunk, that some
OF the milk contains pus, that a large
number Of dealers return milk cans
which are reflled without be.ng ade-
quately washed
The Japanese pelagic sealing fleet.
which operated in Behrtng sea during
the summer. consisted OF a. least
sixteen vessels. each az which carried
a crew OF 80 men. and from five 70
seven small boats for sealing. They
killed thousands Of seals in United
states waters.
~
the republican whip. expressed the
opinion that the committee could get
favorable report on a bin limiting
the subsidies 10 Latin-American and
oriental lines.
Rear Admiral Peter Asserson, L. 5.
y. retired, died suddenly at his
home in Brooklyn aged G6. His death
was due 70 heart disease.
The house passed a bill which hai
the enthusiastic indorse ment OF laooi
as we'll "a manufacturers generally
repeating that portion Of the Wilson
interstate commerce bill relating Z
convictmade goods, and permitting
the several states 10 legislate 70
themselves as 10 their competition
: with free labor" made goods
: six men. employees OF an electrics
com pany. were caught in a TUNE
and doubtless buried alive BY a cave
in. II viii require two weeks wor
: 20 reach their bodies.
? The federal grand jury that is II
vestigating the coal land frauds
: Utah and charges that railroad co
porations have Disseminated again'
j certain shippers. has returned i
dictments against the Union Pacif
r Railroad Co. the Oregon Short Lin
Railroad Co. the Union Pacific Co
D Co. the Utah Fuel Co. and sever
F. representatives OF these companies
j. Bradstreet says: Colder weathe
4 he "a n
4 DAYS. has greatly stimulated reta
o. trade at most points. and the outloS
Is favors a recordbreaking Christina
% trade"
q King Edward VII OF England as g
7 exhibitor took the first prize with h
stallion. Prem Victor. at the int
national live stock exposition in O.
!. cago. winning over Lord Rothschild
famous stallion, Girton Charmer.
!, For more than a year efforts ha
I. been made to get the ratification of
,g treaty giving Cuba sovereignty Ov
=, the Isle OF Pines. where Americi
.,s capitalists have made heavy inve
ments. This was 50 bitterly oppos
IA by Senators Penrose. Morgan a
ar others that an agreement was reach
~ since this session Of congress beg
~ that a new treaty should be negc
- ated. in which ample protection shot
he be given American interests, althou
"a sovereignty would be given Gu
Ak. This new convention has not J
he been sent TO the senate.
ch A friendly suit will be Instituted
OF san Francisco to determine the stat
en-. 81 the Japanese as TO entrance II
he the public schools OF that city.
TAT the meantime the people Of on Pr
on cisco want II understood that they
led rnaintaing separate schools for j.
anesa childNn. that Japanese attic
ing the high school with white childr
ra. and that the entire affair was cau'
lon by Japenese men who desired 20
se- ter school along with white girls a
ion boys. which viii not be permitted
ent For the first time in 20 years,
ap- great Treadwell mine in Alaska