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Evening star., 1909-07-01

eINGISG CANARIES PARROTS. DOGS. RAE
bits. Guinea pigs and Fles-Fles dog soap: kills
sCHMTDs BIRD STORE. 712 18th st. nv.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CHEVY CHASE KENNELS. MD: DOGS BOARD.
ed summer winter; BEST CARE. good food;
large shady runs: For rates phone 1908. o.
apply HOSPT. FOR ANIMALS. 2i16 14th.
fe16-tf.&
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE
FOR SALD-FALIA CHURCH. vA-sR HOUSE:
not ana cold water hath shade: y acre land:
min Of steam and electric car.
+ II acre: Dr. hcnse; sood water: shade and
iyi.st.s IN. e. MiIsoS. Z sf,Sn' .oe 9Th st. NV
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFTI. HOME on WIND
Senna Ts n'.. steam sna scss
ested on . high elevation: has beautiful shade,
holder; good car service 'i Pree. $500 on real
essy terms worth 81, 800. The owner has IS gone .
west: II must be sold; now Is the time to get
bargain.
J. F. JERMAN, Vienna. Va.
foot lot in the suburbs when you can purchase
land. thus securing suhicient ares. for fruit.
space! This can be done on the G. r o. u.
within 30 minutes Of the city. with service
sIaSPs sSsrHkssoSs 3asn. 's z'3 sss
FOR sALE-7-RoOM HOUSE WITH CELLAR:
acre cf r hrst n. wsasr
shrnseers. Etc: good schools shurches " stores: 81
80 minutes from Treasury: 2 squares from
5000: easy tssns s'' G. 4 RHoDSEs. s1 sssi
FINE SUBURBAN HOME; I ROOMS AND
Ddth, NOT ana c0id water; lot 1OOX16Zm stable:
chicken honse; fruit: shade Only 5000. This
- Just what you want. G. A. RHODES. 1921
st. nv. jc3O-st
FOR SALE-FINE BUILDING Lot IN WOOD
ridge, y. c.: South Dakota ave; 16o yards
from electric car station; gas. city water, s
cent fare; $25 down. IS monthly. r. ]. DfEIJ-
DONNE. Room 20, Warder bldg. 9th and +
NV je3O-3t'
FOR SALE-RENT $50: PRICE 15 0OO: FINE
business property oil wide avenue northwest
lot 23x53 feet; seller would accept part cash.
balance trust.
wILLIGE. GIBBS L DANIEL. soa-so5 18TH
je303t
FOR sAIE-FIvE FINE BUNGALOW 1IyTs, 50
feet wide and 275 feet long: near Cherrydale.
on Great Falls and Old Dominion electric road
high elevation: Purest Of water and large oak
shade trees: terms. $5 down, balance s. per
minutes ride on 1o-cent fare to any part Of
Washington. Also tracts Of A6, 10. IL and 5
acres. cheap and easy terms.
JAMES +. CLEMENTS.
JeS0St'u 14O8 g st. NV.
FOR Suburban homes; 200 bargains.
N6Oo-New broom house. Mt. Rainier snap.
$i.sSQ-Sew Groom. 50115o: Great Falls cleo.
-Ballston. Va; IT., barn, acre fruit, ETC.
SWO-EeIwyn, IT.. acres. lots fruit. etc.
s., -Rrookland, u. G.: 6r., bath: 6ox150.
$4,500-New cleo, Or. 5 acres. bath. barn. etc.
q 4500-10 acres. r., bath, barn. orchard. etc.
$7.S0O-Chevy Chase, 8r.. barn, I acres. corner
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 704 9Th Ut. NV.
1e248ts
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BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS.
The New SEMINOLE.

l444 W street NV.
Single room and BATH rooms and bath:
rooms and hath; HANDSOMELY DECORATED;
LARGE CLOSETS: inlaid hardwood doors
moderate rent; open day or evening. THE
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST Co.. ReaI
Estate Department 1e7-tf
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FOR SALE-NEARLY NEW BRICK DWELLING
QUITE CLOSE TO LINCOLN PARK; finely sit
uated on I wide avenue. facing government
reservation; six rooms and tiled bathroom; ;
furnace heat. Price. s, 900.
JAMES F. SHEA, 843 LA. AVE. NV.
In t,,x 4,
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FOR SAIE-ARTISTs HOME. 1910 MASS Avn
Nv: house. studio ana stable: $4,000: easy
sr@ owner. so's sosr sass a1Ef 1SsE ';ss: .sss.s a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30
SULTAN TAKES WATER
TURKISH TYRANNY is GIVEN ITS
DEATH BLOW.
BY kBDUl'S COMPLETE BACKD0Mk
Young Turks are Victorious and An
ether Peaceful Revolution
Has Ended.
BY ABDUL'S COMPLETE BACKDOWN

Constantinople. Gable. Another
peaceful revolution has ended in Tur-
key resulting in the complete over
throw Of aut0cratic tyranny and Civ
ing another glorious victory 70 the
Young Turks party.
IL addition 10 promising 10 with
draw himself from administrative ac-
Invites. the sultan agrees 10 a change
in the personnel 81 the troops guarding
the palace and the replacing Of the
Constauiinople garrison b. troops
from the corps which has practically
been investing the city for four days.
Some political leaders express doubt
that the Sultan will remain sovereign
OF the empire. and they say that the
compact today with the deputatiun Of
constituiiOnalists and the Grand Nizier
may not be accepted by The majority
OF Committee of Union and Progress
The changes in the garrison viii be
carried out leisureiy one battalion al
a time entering the capitol. until all
the disafecfed forces in Constant
nuple are replaced. The public will
scarcely be aware Of the change. and
Ii is certain that this viii b. accom-
lished without either conflict or acts
Of violence
For the present there need be lit
tie fear Of bloodshed within the city.
but there i much 10 b. feared from
IN riots and massacres that now are
sweeping over the districts under
Turkish domination
Newspaper extras sold throughout
the city announce that the crisis was
rast. and this caused general relief
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30
cALIPH Now At MERCY
OF Yogng TURKS and He May Be
Deposeo-

Consianiinorie. Cable. The last q
the Ioyal troops ~ the sultan after a
two DAYS siege. have been forced %
surrender - the Constitutional forces.
and the regime 81 the Empire Is now
entirely in The hands q the Young
Turks leaders
Backed a. they 1rw are b. the
army. the sultan Is virtually az their
mercy. and there Is much speculation
as 10 the old sovereiEn's ultimate fate
lie may be permitted 10 reign nominal
ly only. he NAV - deposet- he may
he urged a. ahdiCa-e. or shat Is
feared 81 MANY. The radical element q
the Yong Turks party NAV toment q
rlot that vii lead io his assassira-io--
Nlaci Bey who Is called the hero q
The July reyolu-icn. is lOw IN con-
mand nf The garrison
Sultan Abdul Hamid has been per
rifted u remain within the walls 81
the NiidiH KiCsE. where in company
with his Ministers he waited for The
-.sfcCne az the struggle between his
loyal troops and the army q invest
nent. each hour hriuEirg 60 him ~oI1
~ 4 fresh disaster.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30
AOGEM FANATICS STAY
FURY OF THE MOB GROWS m
AslATic TURKEY.
WOMEN AND BABIES VICTIMS
No Members Of Christian Faith Per
mitted 10 Escape Ter
rible Death.

Constantinople Gable: While no
Official or reliable figures are available.
one Of the embassies estimates that
1900 persons have been massacred
IN Asia Minor The outlook continues
ugly. Fanaiicism seems TO be al rs
widest height.
The fanaticism is reported 10 have
been awakened By the reactionaries
who have represented that the Young
Turks were leagued with the Chris
tians and have raised the cry that
Islam is endangered Local MOslems.
as ignorant as they are bigoted. read
lily were moved and their fury Is grow
ing.
Aleppo. Antioch. Hadjin. Ekhaz and
Deurtyul are among the towns now
threatened. THERE is an American
mission Al Aleppo and the mission
aries are stated TO be in extreme dan
ger. although thus far they have not
been attacked Numbers OF fierce
arrived in town
The cOnsuls have appealed 10 the
governor. who has promised 10 DO
everything in his power. but he ad-
mitted his power is limited. as there
{
Murders and robberies are going on
a. Antioch. but 20 what extent is not
known. Mohammedan tribesmen sur
\ round Hadjin. which Is exclusively
Armenian population They are main
tanning the defensive al present. but
I the besiegers intend TO rush il as soon
as they are numerous enough. A
Y French mission az Ekhaz is besieged-
\ The village Of Deurtyul is encompass
ed by fanatics.
The Armenian inhabitants have sent
a messenger 10 Aleppo 20 bee for help.
7 He reports the outskirts Of The vii
lage were burning when he left. Il
is reported that four Germans are
among the killed al Bake
The position al Tarsus Is better
/ The mission buildings. which are nov
protected. are sheltering 5000 fugi
rives. The victims al Tarsus number
about fifty. but many more have been
killed in the surrounding country
Everywhere the massacres have been
carried out with the greatest ferocity
women and children charing The fats
Of men.
The British Consul al Adana reports
extreme misery there because there
is no food In town. 4 large number
Of the survivors are starving Th'
consul bees that help be sent
The entire population Of hirlkan
located between here and AleNandretti
even unto the last babe. has been mas
sacred. The motto u the MOslem is
NO twig Of the acoursed race shal
be suffered 10 live"
At Ayas on the west coast Of IN
gulf Of Alexandria,. AIS murderer
have been released from prison The.
al once joined the mob and began CON
hitting depredafions. Several NATIVE
pastors from Ainrah were killed whii
1n their way 10 attend the Cistr.c
missionary meeting al Aiana-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30

Tah-fz Persia. Cshie- Al AMER
Fan named Bass erVille who. un-il rs-
entity. was 3 teacher CD the P-esT-
ter.an school here. ~as KILLED uu-slds
Tahriz while leading q surtle ~ Ma
tionailsfs from fhe city The object
81 the expedition was t1 rrel a wsg
for the bringing in 81 provisions a
which the city stands greatly i- need
IL Was not successful The sitlAtlnn
here Is desperate The Christians 90
Tab-iz are arrinE themselves and I'll
cut I'D a strong defense during the
bloody disorders that are expected 70
break out any DAY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30
wHITLA KiDNAPERs INDICTED.
Man and Woman Who Stole Boy for
Money Ransom Are Held.

Mercer. Pa. Special: Justice will
be sped when James H. Boyle and
Mrs. Boyle his alleged wife. face
jury in Judge A. W Williams court
Friday next on trial for the KIDNAPPING
Of Willie Whitla. son OF the wealthy
Sharon attorney. Boyle and his al
legged woman accomplice were indict-
ed by the Mercer grand jury
for the kidnapping on March rs. and the
two will be rushed TO trial without
delay
While the grand fury was consider
ing the evidence against Boyle. Mrs
Boyle" came near being tricked into
giving evidence against the man when
she was taken from the jail al Sharon
driven here and put through a Cruel
ing examination. She was saved from
answering the questions by her attor-
ney. who burst into the room as she
was about 10 answer.
A true bill was found against Boyle
charging kidnapping by the grand jury
The maximum sentence Is life impris-
onment In the case Of the woman.
the same bill was also returned. with
an extra count charging her with aid
ing. assisting and abetting in the Kid
mapping The indictment against Mrs.
Boyle Identifies her as follows:
Mary Doe. alias Helen Anna Nc
Dermott. Parker, Minery Yorke and
BOYLE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30
PAYS S|.V|S.266 FINE
OIL COMPANY SETTLES WITH
TEXAS IN CASH.
VIOLATED THE ANTITRUST LAW
Concern Is Also Perpetually ousted
From state-case Travelled
Through All the Courts.

Austin. Texas. Special: 4 wagon
loaded with real money. nearly $1,000
600. guarded by TWO men with enough
guns 10 equip an African expedition.
ratified through the streets from the
express Office 10 the State House last
Saturday. The money. all in currency.
was carried into the Office Of the State
Treasurer and rendered hy the Waters
Pierce Oil Company in payment Of the
biggest fine that stuck" ever assessed
in the United States.
The original fine was sl.623 900. On
this interest. amounting 10 SlS4.S5f.
accumulated while the company was
appealing the case through the vari-
Gus courts For the attorneys sso.-
4S7.75 was deducted before the money
was paid 10 the State Treasurer The
net balance paid 10 the State was
S1.71S.2CG.30. an excess OF ssi.3C6-31
over the original fine.
j. p Gruit. former private secretary
to n. Clay Pierce. head Of the oil com
pany. will receive $4,000 OF the at
torneys share OF the fine 1t was ties
fimony furnished by Gruit that led 10
the conviction OF the company. The
money for the attorneys was taken
ont before the fine was formally paid
because after il is once paid into the
state treasury il can be taken out
again only by appropriation
The big fund will be taken into con
sideration in making up the next tax
assessment. which Governor Campbell
says will be the smallest in the history
Of the State.
The fine assessed against the
Waters Pierce Company followed its
conviction for violation Of the Texas
antitrust laws The company was
ousted from Texas. then re-admitteC
through the efforts Of Senator Bailey
on an affidavit made by H. Clay Pierce
declaring II had no connection Will
the standard oil COMPANY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30
LET HUBBY Be BOSS.
CAV CHICAGO GIRLS RIGHT OUT
~ MEETING.
SwELL- ORES Err NOT SOUGHT
Minister Bases ser-on or Replies 20
Queries ne Sent &C 800
Young ~c-en.

Chicago. III. Special More than
500 Chicago Eiris. pretty NFArlols
ia fairly well % io. want HUSBANDS
hat Is. II they can find The rsShi ones
The letters al these Young Ncmen- Dc
rcrihing their ideal man. Nere read
SUNDAY niehf az the Haiste1 street ~
rifu-oual Church 10 Rev n D.
Vaughan. pastor ~ the co1Eresl iion.
during The course az sermon On ! ne
Model Husband
A majority - the young women
writer's surprised both the pastor and
the audience 81 stating positively TAI
they wanted their husband 90 y the
real boss They also declared X
was not necessary that ~ b. hand
some. wealthy. talented az swell
dresser But il vas insisted IN every
case that h. be a man Who was c1F1-
be a strong love The word love
was UNDERSIGNED in most ~ the lei-
tiers
The feminine candidates for ulatri-
monial honors were also Practically
agreed that their future better
halves must BE- good hearted. kl1t
and srecrionate Business or pro
fessioual men were NOT preferred ~
most % the young women bur clean,
honest men who make clean money
were desired one young woman
wrote,
some day hope 10 fall IN love With
1 a man Who ALI love me and treat ne
az his equal and he chuI as sell a.
4 husband. some men forget tnes
have q better half and speak - T.
I 4.e -a s~~s~.nr Instead ~ 'r.rr~@ ms
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30
AFTER The mANlPuLAroRs.
Farmers 70 Try 20 Get rish Prices
for Wheat While They Have II.

Atlanta Ca Special: new fac
tor has appeared IN the wheat sitna-
tion In America. A call has been -
sued for a mass meeting u all grain
growers under the auspices Of the
Farmers Union al Springfield. Mo, on
May i next The call was issued by
c. 5 Barrett. president 81 The Farm
ers Union and asked that al farmers
not members q the union attend, as
well as the organization members
The Farmers Union has a membership
Of about 900 600 The call SAYS.
IT l. the intention Of the meeting next
month al Springfield 20 place the
growers squarely on record before the
world and 10 build such a system as
will enable wheat 10 sell for the high
est possible figures. while II Is yet
in the hands Of the grower Al pres
ent the manipulation IL about the only
beneficiary"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30

1a-ksnrrIIIe. FIa- Special. Follow
s-~ closely cr the heels Of the an
rar-r.--ert 81 The approaching mar
-. ~ Fsri r. Adams. a popular
srt0- ana stage manager o. 4 company
rnw rravirr In this city. 70 Miss Elir-
Thash HaE iay. Miss Jessie Brown. q
welikrg~n yu-nr woman % whom
Adams bad previously been engaged.
shos and killed him AZ her hone.
whe-e. Il fs alleged. Adams went to
-xrlain 20 her the approaching mar
-sare 10 Miss BaEiey- Adams vas shot
several times BY Miss BroEn and be
.ied almost Instantly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30
AS CIGARETTE GIRL
Member Of "Haf Billion Dollar Chc-
rus" Won a Husband.

Pittsburg. Special Marriage q am
other member OF Pittsburs's famous
half million dollar chorus has been
announced here Miss Marie Louise
Rose daughter Of Mrs. Mary Rose.
member Of the most exclusive society
of Pittsburg will marry Warren l.
Rickford. until recently Of Washing
ton. ID. c.. and a graduate OF the Mas
sachusetts Institute Of Technology.
Miss Rose was a member Of the re-
cent theatrical companies composed OF
the very rich OF Pittsburg who gave
regular performances for charity. the
last one being but last week The
savorite character Of Miss Rose IN
these theatricals has been that Of a
spanish cigarette birl. and il is said
that Bickford learned 10 love her more
when he saw her in costume. kick-
ford Is wealthy and member OF the
most exclusive clubs Of Pittsburg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30
an A.alns, sIa rats.

Chicago s ecial. No more Merry
Wi1uw hats No more basket hats,
ana a Sal and sane Faster.
For the first time In the history OK
ne Illinois LEGISLATURE a bill vas IN
reduced proposing 40 regulate lash
ions The measure was put N ~
a J. C@rmak. Rerreserratiye and Al
5ermal. uQCl the request q Repre-
sentative Ge0r-a C. Hilton 81 Chicago,
It's author. ~h0 declares that the out
-zz@ous hats Wurn by women are 4
menace 20 the public ard conducive
90 disease
II hears the unique title 4 bill for
an act 10 prohibit the manufacture
sale or use % uusluirary- dangerous
81 deadly heat-ear az hats and % reg
uiare The exhibition thereof
The bill limits the width u hats 70
eighteen inches from brim 20 brim-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30
ROOSEVELT SLEEPS IN JUNGLE.
Former President Pitches Tent on
Plains Amid Lions Roar.

kaft Plains. British East Africa.
Special Theodore Roosevelt. hunter
@. game both big and small. slept his
hrs time under the canvas which is
% bc bis home for the months TO come
while he and his caravan pierce the
Will African jungles nOrthward TO
civilization again
seated before his big tent near the
banks % the Athi river. with scarcely
iaht in the camp save from the bril-
ltni stars of a perfect night. the eN-
PRESIDENT heard for the first time the
roar If the unfettered lion lording II
ever his realm Of the jungle. AS he
retired beneath the canvas for the
hi-ii two of the Wild monarchs each
within q stones throw on either side
ST camp. sent their challenges rever-
beiaiing across the clearing where
Qua Glory furled and unfurled in the
breeze above Mr. Roosevelts tent.
From q sheltered spot on the bank Of
lAr stream Mr.. Roosevelt sat for an
lour and watched the seemingly end
TESS procession Of commoner and
smaller game coming down 10 water.
Mr Roosevelt and his party arrived
h'i1 from Mombosa Friday after
loon On special train Scoring the
lDni % civilization, Mr. Roosevelt al
once turned TO the camp which had
hncn prepared for his coming He
declared himself impatient at every
ApHi which kept him away from the
smell " the fresh grass under his feet
ani ihe strange scents OF the jungle
about him
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30
poPC on woMANs RIGHTS.
she sho-ld Aeoeas Authority Ct Man.
Hi'i3ste5 II Love.

Rome Cable TIE Pope. address
.r .he Union of Italian Catholic Wo-
ren showed stren- opposition 70
ra vi heir alh.tiCns Those who
sh to mase woman ife equal % man
\ aH thiugs. said his holiness. and
Give her tht same ri-nrs are assur-
.lv in errcr Won en mixed up IN
.he ari,a.iCn- - public l.fr woull De-
.h. riu ~ be ilwly luI society
Woman should o. the companion ~
AZ. al the same uUr accepting his
authority. an authority miugated BY
love. and nothing more
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30
Mrs. seott EIeeted President.

Washington. ID. C.. Special: II was
after tweniyfour hours devoted TO
counting and recCuniing the bal
lots cast that the Daughters Of
The American Revolution found the
honors of the biennial election 81 their
society divided between the admins
ration and the anti-adminisfration
forces The big fight al the Congress
Vas won by the administration in the
election of Mrs. Matthew II. Scott. of
Illinois 10 be President General The
second Office in point Of honor. that o.
vice President General in charge u
ORGANIZATIONS. however. went 20 the
.nfiadministration followers hy the
election of Mrs Miranda y. Tulloch. Q.
this city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30

Nombasa. British East Africa Cable:
The steamship Admiral. with Theodore
Roosevelt and the members Of his
party on board. arrived here Wednes-
fav IN schedule time Mr Roosevelt
landed II africa for the beginning 81
his hunting anil collecting expedition
a-l hs caravan march north 20 Eu-
rope. she party JET MCmhasa Thurs
Iay for The ranch ~ Sir Alfred Pease.
GA the Athl liver. where the first
shootin4 expeditions wiii D. made
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30

New orleans. La. Special The
famous old 81. Louis Cathedral In
rbarires street was shaken sunday
afternoon hy an explosion believed %
bave resulted from the placing ~ a
1,or,h in The south tower Of the build.
ing. The explosion. heard for many
blocks. and creating wild excitement
n that section Of the city. occurred al
about 2.30 o'clock. when tne church
,ras practically empty Of worshipers.
4 nriesf. woman and a child were
me only occupants Of the building at
ne time and none was injured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30
Prairie Fires in Tesss.

Pecos. Texas. Special. After burn
ing "a days. sweeping over an area q
200. 600 acres and causing an estimat-
ed loss 81 $4,000 a prairie FIRE was
extingulshed near this town. Prairie
fires are sweeping over the country
near Toyah. Maria and Marathon, de-
stroying all in their path. over l00.-
600 acres have been swept clean al
Toyah and the damage is heavy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30

Chattanooga. Tenn. Special Rulo'ph
BunI was assassinatei ia his home
while asleep The murderer opened
Mr. Rucis bed room window and
placed a stitch ~ dynamite ca his bed
eytloding Il with q fuse Frci was
kflied instantlf Ills wie asleep I'll
hi- side. escaped without INJURY a
nosse was Immediately formed %
q. arch for the assassin
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30
WOMAN SOLDIER IS KILLED.
Street Car Fatally Irlures Mrs Sarah
( Thonpscn. Civil War Scout

WashinEtCr. Special. Mrs sarah
r Th1mpsor. who Is said 20 have been
tire only woman drawing a pension
a. a soldier q the civil var. succumb-
a % injuries which she received
hen she was knocked senseless IN
street car zcci-e--
She wzs a native ~ Tennessee and
1urlng he civil var marched AZ the
head - a troop ~ cavalry and dis
-0.erad the Whereabouts o. Gen John
T. Moran. ne norel confederate
-site-. FOE this service she was high
Is commented By Gen Grant For
many wears she had held a clerical
1os.tlun in the Postufilce DEPARTMENT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30

Chicago. Special Rev. Dr. James
Rowa secretary ~ the City Missions
- -he n z Church Offers $40 As 4
donation 10 zny church thar vii fur
-sSh /. husband % a comedy Chicago
uro-nan Who Is IN quest q a life con-
RAMON This woman has promised
Donation % that amount % the min
lister II he succeeds IN bringing about
a happy ending o. shat has hitherto
hen J fruitIess sesrch on her part
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30
Dinner Ends in Tragedy.

Chicaro. Special. Harry l.. sun
mers. sG years of age. shot and killed
his wife. Henrietta. from whom h. haa
been separated Cor more than week.
wounded hts daughter Gladys 80 ser
iousIy that she viii die. shot his mo'h-
er-in.law. Mrs. Mari Mckenzie %
years II are. iu The abdomen. and then
killed himself with bullet The
iraredy occurred IT'D the home ~ his
wife's mother while the family was AZ
dinner
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-04-30

Harrison. AK. Special With
money derived from the sale - son
renir hltche-s Carrie Nation the
chauriou saloon sm1sher. has Tlr-
thased 4 tract ~ land In Boone COM
-r. where she viii SPEND the remain
der II her daFs- Poultry. PIGS
pigeons. reas and IRE famous Boone
rountv APPLES wiii ~ -aiset Her an
ti-salo.1n camraiEn has ended for good