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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
JAPAN DEF|ES CHINA
lA6oRERS ARE GUARCED BY THE
MlkADc's TROOPS.
ulllMAIUM TO THE POWERS
Reconstruction Of Railroad Liable to
Bring to Head Differences in =
Oriental Countries.
UlTIMATUM TO THE POWERS

London Special: The Foreign Of
nee Is In receipt OF messages from
TOXIC that Japan to-day began work
on the reconstruction OF the Antung.
Mukden railway, thereby carving out
the ultimatum which Japan submitted
10 the other powers recently.
The work is being done under guard
OF the Nlikado's troops. Hundreds Of
Chinese soldiers are stationed along
the line. dispatches say. but they are
not oil sufficient strength TO offer any
resistance. Japan is sending rein.
lorcements TO the scene OF the trouble
and IS giving every indication OF a
determination 70 carry the work
through with characteristic thorough
ness.
That & grave difference exists be
tween japan and China Is shown by
The statements 10 England by the Nj.
kado ard Sir Julian Jordan. the Eng.
lish minister az Pekin The Mihado
declares that Japan is entitled ID re-
construct the railway under the treaty
~ 1905 and he attributes Chna's at
;itude 10 the reactiOnary tendencies
OF Prince Ching. the regent.
Japan's note declares that through
out the discussions China has had re-
course 10 her 'well-knowr policy of
obstruction and procrastinatiOn. has
evaded the just and reasonable de.
mands OF Japan and raised collateral
Questions regarding police authority
and other matters, thus delaying
settlement"
The communication declares that
since June "a Japan has endeavored
- induce China 70 reconsider her de-
,ision aud .ecede from her untenable
lsition. but that the Chinese govern.
nent has maintained an unfolding
md uncompromising attitude.
The final PARA graph OF the note con. !
aims Japan's ultimatum. as follows.
In this situation the imperial gov
-nment is compelled to take indie
endent action and to pro1eed to carry
NJ the necessary work OF reconstruc.
ion and improvement according 10
realty rights"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
6ARkED LIKE A DOG.
Chicago Man Bitten Several Years
Ago Suffers Terribly.

Danrille, KY, Special: A nan Civ.
ing his name as George Pearce. Of
Chicago. became desperate on a fast
Cincinnati Southern train. which ar.
rived here al noon on Sunday. and il
took four men TO remove him from tho
train
He began by smashing windows rf
The coach. throwing suit cas- promis.
cuously and barking like a dog. His
arms are horribly cut by glass. and il
took the assistance Of two PHYSICIANS
70 prevent his bleeding TO death.
After being placed in The city Work.
honse Pearce secured a rope and was
In the act Of hanging himself when
stopped by a guard tie said he was
IN the piano business and was en-
route to Sunbright. Tenn. to visit
brother.
lie said he was bitten By a raa DOG
few years aso. He, is stiil uncon.
scious and barks and groans Ire n
dog
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
ELLA cINGLES RETURNS HOME.
Chicago Girl Leaves with Bible Amid
Weepng OF Friends.

Chicago Special: Weeping. and with
her Bible tightly pressed to her heart.
Ella Gingles. the Irish lacemakcr
whose sensational stories of mistreat-
ment al the Wellington Hotel were
discredited when she was acquitted on
charge OF larceny. boarded the East
ern Express on the Michigan Central
railroad on Sunday afternoon. nroute
TO her home in Larne. ireland.
She was accompanied to the train
by a committee from the Illinois Or
der OF Orangemen. headed BY Robert
Brown. her attorney, p. III. O'Donncll.
and Mrs. Mary Brem. Miss vandusen
Cooke will accompany her to New
York
In the morning Miss Gingles attend.
ed services al the Garfield boulevard
Presbyterian Church A demonstra-
ton has been arranged for her by the
Order of Orangemen OF New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
THAN EXPECTS LIBERTY.
EVIDENCE ON MENTAL cONpl.
TON SUBMITTED TO JUSTICE.
JEROME DENOUNCED BY MOTHER
"0'ner oenounees Jerom's Allegation
that All Of Harry's Friends Were
IN TenderIoin as Untrue.

:, " hlte Plains, y. Y. Special: Harry
n ma" latest struggle 10 regain his
freedom has come to an end. The
suDihlsslon OF testimony in his hearing
oeiore Justice Isaac y. Mills has
closed and all that remains Is the final
arguments OF the attorneys Justice
Miils Will file his decision with the
county clerk here on the morning of
Aug 10
several possibilities confront Tbaw
The court may grant his plea and
make him absolutely free II may de-.
eide that he has not established his
sanity and refuse TO interfere in
WINCH case the State authorities will
pIoDaoiy send him back to Matteawan
ospital Tor the Criminal Insane.
ma" left the court room with jaun-
y step The strain OF the last four
weeks. during which ne has submitted
personally TO fourteen hours Of cross.
examination, was not apparent either
IN MS lace or mis- bearing. At no
time during the proceedings has he
expressed anything but satisfaction
with the results and confidence in the
success OF his cause. ara he is now
as hopeful as ever His hone seemed
10 be shared by members OF his fam.
n.y. including his sister. the ex.Coun.
Tess Of Yarmouth. who was present.
am sure, he said. that | shall
be free"
ne evidence presented in behalf Of
nav closed with dramatic outburst
by his mother, Mrs Mary Co9lev
Ihaw. who was the final witness Her
last words were a denunciation Of Dis.
trict Attorney Jerome.
Earlier in the day she had read a
list OF names distinguished in New
York society They were guests. she
sald. AT a dinner she gave in New
YORK which Harry attended before his
In concluding her testi.
mony she referred TO this list nj
names
brought in the names of those /
who attended thai dinner to my son" /
she said because OF tie statements 4
p Mr.. Jerome regarding the company
Harry was accustomed 10 keep. do
not have any special enmity toward
NJ jerome. but he certainly has not
behaved in this matter in a gentleman
way nor In a Christian way. Mr.
Jerome always talked about Harrys
icing trequenter Of the Tenderloin
when he knows as well as any one
hat my boy never went 10 the Ten
.erloin until he met 2 certain person
vho dropped him down"
That" said Attorney Charles Nor
chauseT ends our case"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
PASTORS STAND BY CARY.
say steel City Has Been slaadersd by
Esaegerated reports.

Gary Ind. Special. The ministers
OF me city have issued the following
We, the pastors Of several churches
OF Cary, deplore the unfayorable no.
torlety which our city has gained bv
grossly exaggerated accounts OF the
conditions existing here. Al no time
nave we been subject TO mob rule. nor
mas there been any excuse whatever
Ior the presence Of the State militia
lnese stories being circulated through
inc press OF the country have given
an entirely erroneous idea OF the Sit-
uation here
Gary Is young. progressive CITY.
and has its problems to work on. ths
same as any other city. and We find.
after residence Of from one 10 three
years, that her law.abiding and excel
tent citizens are Far in the ascendency
we are led TO make this statement be-
cause We are solicit0us for the good
name OF this important industrial cen
Ter and 10 correct the false impress
sions that have gone abroad"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
KING ALT. TOO Sporty
Says Pretender, Who Thinks He Sees
Chance 10 Grab Spanish Throne.

Vienna Cable Charging that King
Alfonso is wrecking his country
through reckless Indulgence In sports
and total disregard for the affairs
OF State, Don jaime. the Spanish pre-.
tender. has proclaimed that he would
take a decisive step TO win the Span
ish throne II the revolt spreading from
Barcelona is successful
The pretender aud his most trusted
conhdante, Count Arbelais. are at
Frohsdorf, In southern Austria. keep
Ing In close touch with the affairs OF
Spain. The faintest muttering OF
new revolt is borne 10 them before
the guns have ceased cracking. Every
day dispatches come from the trusted
Carlists all over Spain
The popularity Of King Alfonso
has diminished because he has com
pletely abandoned the affairs OF
State declared Don Jaime in a writ
ten statement He Is INDUCING in
excuses Of sport to the utter sacrifice
OF Spain
Pigeon shooting. automobiling and
yacht racing are taking all the time
OF the king But Don Alfonso is still
quite boy and have sympathy for
him."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
Believed in Sunday Rall

Worcester Mass. Special The Rev
Frank s. G. Wicks. pastor of An sopls'
Unitarian Church in indianapolis. who
is passing his vacation in Worcester
and who occupied the pulpit OF the
South Unitarian Church here on Sun.
day believes in Sunday baseball for
the entertainment of the worhingmen
and those who enjoy the sport
His frank statements on the subject
have shocked the hard-headed Puritan
New Englanders but have brought
him many plaudits from the progress
siye element here.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
WRIGHT LOSES RECORD
N. soMMER, FRENcHMAN, MAKES
DURATION FLIGHT.
BELONGS 10 The NEW SCHOOL
ne Receives an Ovation when He
Comes to Earth at Mour-
melon-Le-Grand.

Mourmelon-Le-Grand France. spe.
cial; Roger Sommer, the French
aviator. beat the worlds record for
prolonged flight in the aeroplane. His
machine remained in the air for two
hours, twenty-seyen minutes and IF.
teen seconds
Sommer started at 3.14 o'clock in
the morning in the bright moonlight.
Al the beginning he travelled slowly
near the ground al elevations running
from six TO thirty yards. After the
machine had become limbered up the
aviator Increased his speed, and the
coming OF daylight showed him trav.
eling and maneuyering easily. When
IL became evident that he had beaten
the duration record held by Wilbur
Wright the assembled crowd cheered
WILDLY, and as Sommer came TO the
ground at 5:41:15 he received an
ovation
NJ. Sommer is one OF the new school
OF French ayiators, several of whom
nave recently made records that
would have attracted worldly wide at
tention year ago. On July ~ he
made a fight of one hour. twenty.
three minutes and thirty seconds On
Aug, he flew mile in twelve min.
utes' which is at the rate OF forty
hve miles an hour, and on Aug. he
made flight OF few seconds over
two hours. He is using "A bi-pIane
of the Voisln type
sommers record beats Wrights
hight by eight minutes and fifteen
seconds Wright's flight was made at
Lemans on Jan. last.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
DEBTS MAY HALT WEDDING.
Prince Miguel OF 5raganza is Said to
Owe About 4 Million.

Baltimore Special. Intelligence from
London is 10 the effect that a hitch liz
reported in the marriage arrangements
between Miss Anita Stewart. daugh.
ter OF MS. J. II (Silent) Smith. for.
merly Miss Armstrong. Of this city.
and Prince Miguel of Braganza. who
has renowned his claim to the throne
of Portugal 1t is said the prince Is
heavily involved in debt. his liabili-
ties in Vienna being estimated at
100000 but It Is believed this
amount is exaggerated Ii has been a
condition Of the marriage that any
child born should be reared a Catholic.
and it said Miss Stewart has aban,
doned her Instructions in that faith.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
TAFT AT SUMNER HOME.
Hearty Greeting Ava tied Him at Sea.
side Station.

Beverly. Mass. Special: President
TAFT reached his summer home hi
Woodberry Point at $50 q. m. Satur
day
The President came from Washing.
ton in private car attached 10 the
Federal Express. and was accenpa.
MED By his private secretaries ana
Capt. Archibald Butt. his military ala
Inc Presidents car. Olympia. was
cur On from the Federal Express at
IN. South station in Boston and was
transferred over the Boston 4 Albany
and the Boston & Maine 10 the Little
Moniserrat station. net far from the
TAR residence. As he stepped from
he train the President was greeted bv
the enthusiastic citizens Of Beverly
and found waiting for him his sons
his wife and Mrs. Moore. The Taft
party Immediately entered an auto
mobile and was whirled over 10 Wood.
berry Point. half a mile away.
The Federal Express brought over
from Washington a car full OF horses
TX is the expectation OF the President
TO do some riding while on the north
shore
The Presidents train was twelve
late at Jersey City and TWEEN
iy-four minutes late at New Haven
The time had been made UP when
Kingston. X. l.. was reached. The |
train reached the South station in Bos-
ton. where a small crowd was await |
Ing. exactly on time The railroad |
company had provided a handsomely 1
painted engine TO take the Olympia
lroInd TO the Boston & Maine rail.
'oad. II was found impossible to
couple the engine to the car. however.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
Swallows His False Teeth.

Punxsutawney. Pa. Special: Few
physicians ever operated upon a man
with the same object as did the doc.
tors at the Adrian Hospital here on
Sunday. when an abdominal incision
was made on Peter Jackson, a white
man. Jackson. while drinking a bot.
tie Of pop at his home. dislodged his
false teeth and swallowed them. A
physician. unable to recover the mol
ars forced them into the mans stom.
ach and then rushed him to the hos
pital. where the operation was per.
former Jackson is in critical con.
dItion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20

viii Draw Envelopes.

Spokane, Wash. Special From a
heap OF more than 10000 envelopes
dawing will begin az 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning 10 decide the lucky
applicants for lands thrown oren to
entry and settlement In the Couer
D'Alene Reservation. The drawing
for the Flathead Reservation will be
made on Thursday aud Friday by Miss
Christina Donlan. Of Missoula, Mont.
and that for the Spokane Reservation
on Monday. Aug. lG. by Miss Harriet
Post, OF Spokane.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
rabx,s Good Luck.

New York Special: Little Dora
Murtha of No l59 Nassau avenue.
Brooklyn. entertained friends and rel
atives. who were gathering at her
home to assist in celebrating her sec.
ond birthday. by falling out of a
fourth-stOry window and landing safe
~ i'm an unoccupied baby carriage that
was standing on the sidewalk.
when her historical mother reached
her side Dora calmly asked her for
more ice cream.
DR.. Wilson, Of the Williamsburg
Hospital was unable TO find a scratch
Or a bFuise upon the baby.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
Democratic Chairman Ready 70 Sue.

Buffalo. y. Y. Special: Papers will
be filed here with the county clerk
by attorneys for William J. Corners.
chairman OF the Democratic State
committee. in a suit against the own.
ers OF Golfers Weekly for 100000
damages because of an article pub
lished in the weekly July ii. 1908.
The complaint contains the entire ar
ticle complained Of, in which Mr.. Con
ners alleges he is charged with va
rious crimes. including assault, secret
murder. riot and conspiracy.
John T. Fenlon. an attorney Of New
York. has prepared an answer for Col
lier's. in which he denies there was
any intention to bring the plaintiff
into disgrace or that he has been in
iured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
Society Women to RaIre Chickens

Columbus. O., Special. Elizabeth
Monsarratt. daughter OF Nicholas Mon.
sarratt. president of the Hooking Val.
ley railroad. and Millicent Brennan
a prominent society woman. are going
INTO the craftsmanship business
They have leased the Case farm. near
Worthngton. for that purpose. ana
are now IN the East making lnvostiga
tons into the business and purchasing
up-to-date apparatus TO be used on
the farm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20

Ashland. O.. Special: Ashland had
another blue Sunday. Ice-cream bar.
Tors. cigar stands and drug stores were
closed tight all day The ONLY way
the ladies could get ice cream was n
take dinner at the hotels or restau
rants.
The Council is considering the draft
ing of an entirely new ordinance on
Sunday observance The Sunday
newspapers We're delivered on time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
Millions fer 5etterment.

Philadelphia Pa Special. Orcia's
Of the Pennsylvania railroad have an.
nounced that Improvements amCnlt-
ing To about s7.0QO.6O0 are about 10
te made on The lines OF the company
west Of Pitisburg OF this sum s2..
100000 viii be expended in Ire IN.
provement Of the Piusburg. Chicaeo.
Cincinnati 4 ST. Louis railroad and
S4.O00,0o0 will be spent in dcubl
tracking the line between Richmond
and lryington. Ind
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
HUNDREDS OF FAMILIES
Suffer Privstlons in Armenia Follow.
ing Raid by Tribal Chief.

Tahriz. Persia. Cable: Ali Khan. a
tribal leader raidcd recently twelve
Armenian villages in Kara Dagh prov.
ince OF Azerbaiian, causing acute dis
tress among 700 families.
The Armenian hirhop has referred
the matter 10 the Russian consul
MChammed Kuli Khan. one Of the
Nationalist leaders active in the de-
thronement Of the late shah. has
caused the execution Of eleven rich
rcactionaries Of Ardabil Kuli Khan
handed over the bodies TO relatives in
return for 100000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20

NJ aSningfon. SPECIAL. The tariff
/ has been revised and the extraordi.
4 nary session Of Congress has been
/ brought TO close Both Houses adj
I journed sine die officially at o'clock
Thursday nieht
The closing hours Of the session
were attended hy scenes OF a most
undressing character The revis-
ion had been according 10 the desires
Of some and with the hearty disap-
prOval Of others. and the last two
days had been consumed hy members
OF the Senate in expressing their sat.
isfaction or dissatisfaction as the case
might be
The conference report on the bill
was agreed 10 by the Senate hy vote
Of AZ to 81. when the vote was taken
at p m. and soon afterward The
concurrent resolution making certain
changes in the leather schedule was
adopted by both Houses.
President Taft arrived az the Cap.
itol al 4 As p. m. and entered the room
set aside for the occupation of the
President on the concluding day Of
a session Of Congress. His appear
ance there. the first time since his in
cuWDtnCE as Tftslutlt. caused mem |
bers of Congress to desert the two |
chambers and form in line 10 be re. |
received by him. There was a con
slant procession OF handshakfng |
statesmen through the Prendent's
room from the time Of his arrival un-
I'll his departure at $3.50 O'Clock.
Just as the hands of tine gold clock
IN the Presidents room reached six
minutes past five. the PAYNE tariff
bill as the measure will he known.
was laid before the President He
picked up a pen supplied 10y Chair
nan Payne, Of the House Ways and
Means Committee. and which had
,een used by both the Vice President
md the Speaker in signing the bill.
md attached his signature. After
writing William II. Taft" the Presi-
ent added. signed five minutes ar
er Eve O'Clock. August 5. 19O9-W.
l. T."
Bending over the President as he
fixed his signature We're Secretary
.nox. Secretary MacNeagh. Attorney
General Wickersham. Postmaster
eleral Hitchcock Secretary NageI
nd Secretary Wilson. Standing
bout the table We're Senator Aldrich. T
representative Payne and many mem a
ers of the Senate and House. r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
Married Rro,her,a WIZ.

New York Special. News OF tho
marriage i'm Bloomfield. y. J.. July %
iast OF Capt Nathan y. A. SAWYER OF
Jacksonville. Fla. and Mrs Clara 5
sawyer Of Belleville. n J.. widow o.
Capt. Sawyer's brother. Leverett Saw
yer. became known to-day when the
friends Of Mrs SAWYER learned for the
hrst time that her bro.her-inlaw had
insisted on marrying her that she
might inherit his property.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
HEAT RECORD BROKEN
In Chicago. Where Mercury Reached
the 90 Mark.

Chicago Special All local heat rec.
ords for this year were broken Sunday
when the thermometer registered 90
degrees at Z o'clock p. m. The former
mark for 1909 was 80 degrees on
July 90 A high degree OF humidity
added to the discomfort.
Conditions were somewhat relieved
by breeze that reached its maxi
mum velocity-twenty-one miles an
hour-at ; Is .. m.
AS night came on only a slight re-
lief was felt. as the thermometer
registered So degrees at S p. m. ONLY
a few prostrations and no deaths were
reported.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20

New York. Special Gus Williams
refuses TO prosecute Francis Canovio
for shooting him. because the shot
performed a real service Williams
ANNOYED CanOvio until TIL latter ia
said to have fred shot at HIM which
went through DO checks In it's
progress the bullet tore our q tooth
which had been aching Williams for
a week, and in a9pre citation Of this
relief Williams has refused 20 prose
cute
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
Great Steel Plant for m.x,..

So, 800 city Special: A gigantic
, seel plant will be estahIisbod - any" .,'ic
and ,n VA 'he coming year by French
5y A Ani,eflcan capital. The initial ONT.
sr,n.' ~ pe S5O,O00.O00 Victor Re-
con- Z" Paris. is the head Of The
rsr, y is understood that a larae
p s,i o me capital will come from
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
Bio Strike Ends

Honolulu Gable The strike OF more
than 5000 japanese plantation labor
ers which has been In progress for two
months and has caused much loss 10
the planters in The islands was dc.
clared of last week by the japanese
OF the Island.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
Irishmsn Writes viii en- Bank Check.

Chicago Special: Patriotism prompt.
ed John O'Ioro a native of Ireland
and later Chicago saloon keeper.
who died on July II. to write his will
On the back OF green chack issued
by the Drovers Deposit National
BanE. The viii is perfectly coed"
said Judge Role in the Probate Court.
O'Horo left his saloon property and
small amount Of money TO his sister.
Miss Anna OIloro.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20

New York. Special The Yachting
colony Of LarchMOnt Is Of the opin-
ion that Il is being victimized BY a
Rallies disguised as yacntsMa1
Miss Grace Shsrley. who is the suest
Of Mrs. James Godfrey Wilson.
Southern woman. while In bathing.
lest $4,000 worth Of Jewels from her
com Shortly after this a robher en-
tered the home or e L. Hopkins and
obtained quantity Of iewelry
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
castk Die in Eniaen,i.

70 4. orth. gexas. Special: Adv,oo.
Ne y headquarters Of the Texas 70,
lie sr @'''.s Association say that car.
land 4. lying by scores around Mid.
demlc ne result OF a peculiar ani.
nade y y feared that Charlton hss
NJ appearance in that sac,inr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
Grave CHARGES Aoains. prizes,

Plaquemine. La. Special. The Rev.
John J. Holtgreve. priest Of the Cath.
Ollie Church. was released fom jail here
upon bail furnished I'm the sum OF
s72,250. He was arrested in New Or
leans and brought back TO Plaquemine
on charges set out in thirty.one indict
ments alleging gross immortality and
criminal libel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
New Line 10 suna..

,orsi' ' .al,,lm Cable: Axel Johnson
lsrpo .liillonaire. has purc.7sed two
IA lean steamers with a snead ~
t.,,t tIO,s an hour for the purnose -
IN. aO1''snlhg the first direct nassenvor
~ "ten Sweden and America
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20
Ready for Polar d.

bers ~ ,p Norway, Gable: Man
pedlro, t ne Walter Wellman polar en-
b ergauo have arrived here from u's 10y sx'
ain s.n, lhey sal that Wellman NV,
Doe new 4, START In his balloon for IN ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-08-20

Chicago. Special: Remarkable FUN
eral rites took place Sunday morning
when the ashes of Mrs Rosa Peyton
we're scattered 20 the four winds in
midlaSc.