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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-05-09

Forty-eight thousand Turks have
been exiled during the last IL years.
Wolves are increasing rapidly in
many of the forest lands Of northern
Canada.
A German savant points out that
rural postmen were in existence in
Egypt 1900 years ago.
A company with a capital of ST..
900, 900 has been organized in Vine
land, N. j., for the making of flouI
from sweet potatoes,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-05-09
BattIe.Shlp Iowa Launched.
Northwest Postal Orders.

Washington, May GA postofice
has been established at Rock Creek,
Baker county, Or, to be supplied by
special service from Haines, and Ed
ward p Castor appointed postmaster
An Office has also been established at
Bluellight, Yakima county, Washing
ton, ON the route from Bickelton to
Mabton. Elbert L. Gravse has been
commissioned postmaster at this
office.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-05-09

The poet Campbell found that "Com.
Ing events cast their shadows before"
and "'Tis distance lends enchantment
to the yiew."
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-05-09

A special agent of the United Slater
department. OF agriculture reports that
beyond doubt grain can be matured
anywhere in Alaska.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-05-09
Large Grain Crop Sure.

Eugene, Or, May 3.--Crops in this
section are looking much better since
the rains of few days ago. Farmers
say it is impossible to estimate the
good done by the showers. Large
grain crops are more than assured.
Crop prospects we're never brighter in
Lane county.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-05-09

drawn their troops from Hwai Lu to
Pao Ting Flu, thus leaving the Ger
mans in sole possession of all the
passes into Shan 81.
DR.. Morrison, wiring to the Times
from Pekin says
"The indemnity committee favors
a loan raised on the guarantee OF all
the powers. Its proposal to increase
the maritime cutstoms to 5 per cent.
advalorem applies to import duties
only and not export All the minis
ters OF the powers, except the British,
American and Japanese, favor an im-
mediate increase to 10 per cent. The
report, which is based on somewhat
imperfectly understood data, has been
referred to the home governments. =
Battle.Ship Iowa Launched.
Seattle, May 6.-The battle shin
Iowa was launched today from the
Bremerton navy yard, after under
going repairs and thorough over
hauling. Less than four weeks were
occupied in the great undertaking,
although six weeks had been allowed
by the navy department Admiral
Casey, whose flagship the Iowa is,
was loud in his praise of the equip
ment and facilities of the big dry
dock. The flooding Of the dry dock
and subsequent launching Of the big
vessel was witnessed by over 1900
spectators.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1901-05-09

A reuglar semi-monthly steamer
service between San Francisco and
Manila is to be established at once,
two first-class steamers to be placed
upon the route.
During 1889 the total value Of
mules exported to all foreign coun-
tries was $5l6, 600, while during 1900
the figures reached SO, 9l9, COO Mem
phis used to be the great distributing
point for mules, but Louisville has
recently taken precedence.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
Senhet bic Na9ridten, mel9e 9urems
burger intereiiiren, an bic
,,Oaette."

Wir eriu6en ale 2anbsleute Iplfe
Mittbeilunsen, tpel9e 2uremburser in
Mmerifa pber fpn1tpp in Der Welt bes
treffen unb intereiiiren, an Die SO
aette" gu fenben unb Stpar ieBe man
auf ben 8riefumala 9 in ensz
lif6er Spra4e bic @orefe: nGbitor
2uremburser gaaette. Dubuque, Su."
Ratiirli9 banbelt es ii9 bier nur
barum, Mittbeilunsen uno Na9ridten
bon altsemeinem Sntereie fir
Die 2uremburger gu erbalten. Man
iu6e BEL @prreiponbenaen ii6 m . g.
lid It tur3 uno biinbig aus5us
briiden. Sails man in elmer 3eitung
irgenbpo Neuisteiten ODER 9orfomms
niFe per5ei6Ret fiebt, pel6e Gurems
burger betreffen pber bic 2dnbsleute
intersiiiren, 10 ienbe man einfa9 ents
peber Die gauge 3eituns pber einen
glusi9uitt nit Der bstreffenben' Mfitz
tbeilung, an 'uus elm. Der Rebatteur
Der v@aaette" fann eben ni9t ale
8ldtter Der Welt iebe Wode leIen.
9lu6 penn Sreunoe ober @eripanbte
ober 2~anosleute aus anberen Wsltt6eiz
len intereifante 8riefe i6rei.
ben, 10 lam mar Der v9a3ette" ia bic
Observation-Disclosures Mittbeilunsen
our 8erOffentli4uns i6iden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19

priifurg fir Die &anbibatur in Der
Bbilriopbie unb P6ilolpgie ais 9pr=
berettung auf oas He6tsituoium nit
QusSeidnuug ~b.ltonoen. = Sr. Sob,
get. Stplper aus Wei4eroingsn fla!
Die Priifung fir bic 8anoioatur i'm
Reft nit geirieOigung beitanoen. =
Sr. Hif. Heuter aus 2u%remburg bat
bic speite Yriifung fir bic aunoibaz
tur in ben Observation-Disclosures nit
GROCER Qus5ei6nuHs %beitanoen. - Sr.
s. g. SoiHon aus 2orenbpsiler bar
Die Priifuns fir bic erite aanbipatur
in Der pbpiit unb Matbematit nit
Iussei6nuns beitanoen.
5err Georg Saber, 9ottor
Der Rs6te, poitinIpettor /. 3laHe gu
2uremburs, 1T gum 8esierungscom>
mi1ar BEL Der Snternationdlen 8dnt
in Suremburg ernannt pprbsn.
0ur4 Grobb. 8ei9IuB
BON Is. SftOber cur. lit Sr. Sobann
aunnen, 2ebrer an Der SbsrprimGrz
iGule gu Sid q. b. 4ls., prooilpriid
auf Spei SaEre gum .S6ulinIpettor
bis 8. geairtes, nit Dem Nmtspo6nz
iibe Su Sid on Der 9~tl3etts, erndnnt
poro!n, in Griesung res ptrItorbenen
Srn. Scbann 8a6er.
Civil ftanb Der Stabt
Surembur9.
@eburtsn: IA. Oft: Suiannu
Maria. 3. b. 9art Sermann, 8u9s
bruder. 10: gmtl Scoops. g. b.
&etsr Sietenal,r, 3pas4iNittnt. l6.:
Np0nne Marie Qrna, :. 0. Sohann
9eder. Seltps onar6eit,r; Selicitas
Mar,a, s. b. Srbann Cite GDlter.
Sarberme ter; Gltis Ssnriette. 3. b.
9einri9 poncslet. S91o6er.
Setratben: 10. Dit: @ittor
Sbilges, arSt, nit Mar'e 9prtenIe
Glementire 8aniere; Sobanr Nu0ult
Bernard, Ginne9mer Der @~inregiItriz
rungs : gerpa. ting, nit Bertha 9dz
lerie 9anitre. 49,: Srdns Munsz
hauien, Me9aniter, nit Marsatetb1
gen. Spiepftne Sen.
Sterbefdlle: II. Oft: Gliiaa
beth Ssnolb, alt 80 Sabre, W!ttne
rrn MiGael SGnliber, st.s. SaglDb=
nsr, bieritIbTt robnbaft. a.: Glifas
bttb 2uiie Steptanp, al: 81 s., obne
Gtano, efelrs; Mnna Mariu !Su6ert,
ait 81 S, @pe. prp Ssiari9 S9sucr.
Is: Triecrit> Hiiolaus S1ul3, oft
9 W.; Eot9arina &pbeIG, aft z M.
IT,: Sofdnu Wprre. ait 35 g.. Gbrenz
Sb.ringen eur Der Difsntl. gauten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
Etxe,nba,rser Gazette. gie,1stag, orn 10. stoprn,ber 1901:

.tennuns O.rbisnt. SD Ddtte ie6r gerns
9eleben, penn unfer litbes 8aterlanb
2uremburg politdnoig barauf ses
SetGnet 9epeien mare, benin has gez
aei4nete gruditiid 1T pirtli9 prd6>
tig ausgefiitrt. 9r6 Str 6auptoped
mar ia, bic gifel anfdaulih par3uz
itenen, unb pas 1T Sbnsn rsdt gut ges
lungen. BroTiciut!
No6mals berali9'n 9ant Sbnen
fageno, Sei6net
So9adtungsOoqit ersebenH,
beftem Segen uno @ruB in
Gbriito, Sobann Soiepb Scopes,
8:f4of bon 2uremburg, (SroBz
berg. 2ur.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19

burger ieien erlu9t, fi9 al bielsm
fA6nen natipnalen Merte 3u h.t5ei4
li9en. Der 4ppeq fanb freupige Qufz
uabme. Sdou Dor SGiub Der 8er=
fdmmlung bGnbigte !Sesr Srant 2oz
rang benz Serrn 9ii6of einen namz
haften ge, rag elm, Der nod burb fprtz
ipdbrenbe 3eidnunsen an Der S1iire
permebrt tpnrbe.
RaGoem Serr gii6of apppes I'm.
ter grobem 8etfau esI9loEen, trug
6err s. 2orang elm RatipnaQieb -
Gebeburger 2anb" Dor.
3nsfdenb 5ranferei9, 8elsen an
Setti6lano
9eit e flengt, e leple6t, bergsgt 2unb,
Honperem mat 8eider a mat Selaes
rdnb
S9o Du Remerz3 stten fer befannt.
z as mein iepleft 2ono, i as mein
9sme1tlano,
= as metn beiert 2eBebur9er 2uno.
BUN benz 3plperfnap, ben I'M @olte
fteit,
Bis gum Sal, mo robeg I MuIel fleit,
Wp be Bauer fro bel benz @re6e Iengt,
u lei MepGen up Der 8irmes iprengt,
3 as mein leble6t 2anb, i as metn
Seme6tlanb,
= as mein beiert 2eBeburser 2anb.
Dun benz 2amper6erg, no ben Sal ie6
Ienft,
Sts Bel Meri4, mo ianft Ief llplss9t
If6paenft,
Sin al geifer greng an an Wieie
'd}en,
Sp be Siel5en ienst &c Sang oil t
Gen.
z as metn leple6t 2dnp, I as mein
Sere6tlianb,
g as mein fe.ert 2ebe6urger 9anb.
Oas i6Dne 2isb fanS freuoiaen
8eifan, iporauf Der 8orItbsnoe 6rn.
u. Nieperpriin ais 5eftricnsr pors
iteate. Dieter mics in humur,ftii9en
Worten auf Die ber5li6en 8esiebunssn
feiner @ifler SeimatbsItabt @it6urg
unb benz a~ngren3enber 2urem6urger
2duoGen bin. Ra4 picI6unosrtjG6ris
ger 3uiummengs95risfcit babe bic
fran50fi9e Repolution iens Gambler
getrennt, ipdter lei has trisrilds 2aub
gu preuBen sefommen uno bic &urenls
burger Eaten leiber ~ppergeiIen, IS
pieoer suriid gu annettisren". Bon
md9tieen Staatsn eingsI6foTIen, Gabe
has gliidliGe 2uremburger 2Gnphsn
iih frst unb itpls entpitelt. Sn be-
rehtistem glrserfplSs Iingen bic Sus
remburser:
.aOmmt FER aus Srantrsidj, Beige,
pr,;i.n.
W!r tennen teA pns Seme6t psiien;
sfrct Dir no ale S,l.ea bin:
Mir pele bleipe. neat rler fin."
Mit einem bonnsrnbsn Srh auf
ben bodp'iten @tfbof &oppes i6lpb
Ger 8ebner, t%porauf Der SsisIsrIe Gir@
djenfiirit cine urge3pungepe aftr Iebr
tsralide auOieni Ieinsn 2anasisuten
gab, Sebem Die 9rao iAiitte:ts unO
il6 rod Der Seim ,tb ertunoia;s.
SIN prd9tisen 9e;m bes 9rn. 5. q.
Suminet fanb barduf nod cine itDne
Nd4fsisr i'm enss:.n 8reiie itat!. gu
Der bic GOmitss Mite,isoer sinselaben
nurben.
Der bodtp'ite 8iiGjof acppc5 III
Elm edter Sobn fe:ass tleinen freien
aanbes, leutIelig. einfaG. pcn eoicr
6eraensfrDmmistei.., tein 6rsuno bon
groBen SDrmli6fe.t.u abu Elm f.iasr,
fdarfer 9eobahie- unb Elm aeiTtpoller,
gelpanbter Heone- uno liebenspiirpis
ger grsdbler. g3s. s'rma. rsr ncn
Geift unb !Sumpr fpri;h,rbea Inter
baltung bes bemotrati59 reranlugten
&irdenfiiriten !auIh'e p,rb I!d ieis
Ter itets nit Sreuee erinnsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
aus 8eIeten.

Sn atbus finsen einige &auf4
toloe am Montag Ibenb in Der
WirtbIhaft BON 2ebber nit benz 26
Sabre alien HifoiauS Seib STREET. an.
Wis Se'B fi9 en%tfernte, fieIen iie auf
Der Strub, ilber i'm Der unb ridteten
Tin NIT WeHerItiasn 10 gu, bab an
isinsm auftommsn sespeifclt ipirb.
Sn Sprgnp 1T lsster Sage bas
3 Sabre cite &inb Der @heleute 8a=
ourant 8erfepal in elmer 8iitte
Waner srtrunten, inbem es nit benz
N-~f' --@ g-tsr f'-.r-i.t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
aus BEN lsrisen UroBbersostbum.

gtf4en, %. Sft. DAP audi bic
@orlefune zen S6mugslern ni1t ims
mer aliin If, mubte prr einiscn Sagen
Der lieTse p~erfeirattete Orb. liter So
hann Wrlff srfubren. Gre er Mberps,
a!s er pom gapeburs Wslsien) tam,
no er eiuen Sad Sal5 gum Gins
iGtpGr3en angefauft bate, Die @renae
iiheridritt, belt er nod3 por5er. fpG6s
reno Isin @enoiIe oas luremburgiI1e
5srrain ionbieyen sins. auf freiem
belgiiGen 8Dosn cine tleine Stat.
Der Cad biente Tim ais &opftiHen,
unb 10 fGlief er, neil er angetrunten
mar, mitten i'm Wsge Elm. Sin belsiz
ider Subrmann, Der einen 3drren
8artoffeln pom Selbe beimfubr, fubr
linn in Der Sunfelbeit iiber beioe
8eine, 10 naB lie braden> Die belt
gen 8renSiGger atbmen erlsi6tert auf,
ba Der &erl, Der bus Sdmusgeln sez
rerbsmdBis betrieb, ibnen piel gu
ihafien madte.
5ptlerid. Die bieliae Bier
brauerei bon 8. o. 6pffmanu unb
Comp. lit turd elm llrtteil bes Sane
bslsgerihtes in 2~uremburg pom %.
NSttpber in 5animent crtlGrt unb als
Sermin Der 3ablungseinitelunsen Der
1. Wfai 1901 feitseIest porpen.
Oifferbingen. Ser 8emeins
beratb bat 4700 Sranfen CUR @ersr5s
Berung oes p~farrbauies betpiaist unb
bic @rbeiten benz bieiissn 8auuntsr=
nebmer Soiepb 2Oeelin iibertrassn.
Sab Monborf 81. Sttpbsr.
= 0iefe Wrde faufte Serr Nitplds
Websr, WeinfommiiiipnGr bon 8abz
MOnbOrf. fiinfais Tubsr Wein gu $50
Mdrf bas Suber fir Srn. Steinba1.
Wein6Gnbler in 5oIeri4.
d, 90. SIT. en- un5es
rer 3eit nes csasens unb 6aI6ens nah
materiellem 8eiibe unb @enuFe, lit es
cine ertebenbe Sbatidhe feititelen gu
~tInnen, bab bes Si9ters Wprt .Sis
Sreue 1T bph tein leerer Wabn" aud
heute mGn6mal our @eltung fommt.
Oen 8eneis baDon liefsrtsn am Spnns
TIA bic ebemaligen Schiller bes Srn.
DIRECTORS Der Stats 4derbduI6ule,
friibern SberprimGridule bon gttelz
briid. @us ollen Sbailen bes 2anbss
tparsn fie herbeisseilt, um ibrem ebe=
maliaen DIRECTOR bur6 Sbeilndbme
am Seitbantett ihren 0ant unb ibre
Sreue ausSubriiden. Sunge unb 4Its,
Mdnner nit bereits ergrautsn Sdus
rem uno Siinglinoe in Der Sugeno=
bIiitfe, faRen nebsn 'inanber gereibt
unb beariibten itiirmiId ben bon elmer
Population a~bgebpltsn @sfeierten.
Ghiag 12 ubr besann bic Seisr. 6r.
S6rceesr bontte in tursen @orten
unb mad einem i'm Hamen aler aus=
aeIprofenen geneoicit5 beeann bas
TsftefIen. Sab erbpb fi6 Der Serr
GENERALIZATION unb in formDolsnbeter
Rebe aebadts sr ieiner ebemdliaen
S6Gler; pie sr Dor 8lrssm bic alten
3eniuren bur6lancen uno nit pa6s
rem Stol3e feute frei betsnnen biirfs,
oab nit perfdpinbenben 4asnnhmsn
ale feline friihern 96glirg. niiblids
8Irssr cepproen ieien, 'pmpbl i'm Sns
ais i'm @uslunoe. tbeils ais Rdhrer
reg Bellies, tbeils als ScuouItrieQe,
MagiftratsperIrn'n. Profsnrren, Be
omte unb @plt36iltn,r. Mit We6e
muth erinnsrte er ebenFaqS on 10
mur9, in Ger 8raft Der Sabre Sas
h'nneihiehenen 4ls sttsr 2urems
burger hrb er Die itete Goroialt fir
ou lIn'err,dt berpcr, tps!hc Der
Qar besfiirIt Der pirn;ne HrGfpl1er
hes unperaefliden Wilbelm bss
Orittsn betunoet. unb brafte sum
S6lub elm beneiitert nufdenpmnenes
9 q ~ -. q. g. S,r N-eer, -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
Ssbc Mnerfcnnnna.

Serr Serm. 2pbmdau fat geItern
in @streff Der BON ibm se5ei4nsten
gifeltarte BON benz tiirSli6 bier ipeis
lenben bO9p'iten 9iidof Scopes bon
2~urembarg foIsenoes ebrenbe SGreis
ben erbalten:
.Notre Dame, g. %, Snbidna, ben
2. Rppember 1901.
!Serrn Germ. 2pbmann,
&urpra, 81.
9eebrter Serr 2p6mann!
Gjeitatteu sic, boB tb hermit nod
mails meinen perbinolihiten 9ant aus
iprede fir Die prG6tiseu aarten Der
iiibD. @ifel unb pes nprbDitl 2urems
bic Sic mir neuli6 gu perearsn
Die Giebenspiirbisteit batten unb bic
ib gleid lei meiner Intunft in gbiz
cage einsebeuo beiidtissu tounte.
SD mar freubig iiberraf6t iiber Die
8enauigteit, Glarbe't unb prG,tie
s3ei6nuns b,eIer aart!n. sic BADEN
bur9 beren @nfertisuns cine iebr fleis
fiae @rbeit eeliefert. Die RIFE @ners
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-19
6robher,oethum.
lus Ger bauptitaot.

Die Sruppsumadt bes
@roBber3ogtbums 2ursmburs nirp
i'm llntertaitun5sblatt pes Benz
berger Sugeblatt" oUu Srn. S6eooor
Wttrp ME folgt eeI4ilbert: Die
Srunrenmrht RES Qannes beIteat -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-19
No Abatement of Anxiety
Over Anglo.Russian Dis
pute in China.
LITTLE WILL CAUSE WAR.
British Accused of Encroach-
ment Upon Concessions
The London View.

Tien Tsin, March 10, Afternoon.
-Excitem and anxiety here
as to the possible developments in the
Anglo-Russian siding dispute do not
abate. A company of British troops
aud company of Russian soldiers re-
main eucamped on either side of the
trench, looking at each other. The
Russians have orders to fire on any
one commencing working. Gen.
Wogack says the trouble is caused by
unwarrantable interference of the
British in the affairs of the Russian
concession. Work on the siding will
not be continued unless he receives
orders from his own supesiors.
Field Marshal Won Waldersee is ex-
pected here today. Both sides will
appoint him. but they both consider
the matter beyond his authority and
will await orders from Europe.
Claim It Has Been Settled.
London, March 19.-Some of the
afternoon newspapers say the Tien
Tsin trouble has officially been ar
ranged. The Misunderstanding was
due to the Chinese authorities grant
ing the same concession to two ma
tions. The arrangement enables
Great Britain to proceed with the
construction of the railroad siding,
but if Russia's concession proves to
be earlier than Great Britian's the
latter is to acknowledge the claims OF
Russia.
The foreign Office, however, has no
information tending to confirm the
above. The officials are rather in
clined to doubt that such arrange
ment is arrived at. They say the or
iginal concession was given up by
Russia.
French News Is Reassuring.
Paris, March 19. At a cabinet
council today Minister of Foreign
Affairs Pelcasse related the progress
of the peace negotiations at Pekin.
He said the latest dispatches made no
mention of the incidents occurring at
lien Tsin. A Pekin dispatch says
the state of the Chinese negotiations
will soon permit reduction of the
French forces by about 10000 men,
who will be repatriated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-19
GUARDS ARE
PRISONERS
Kansas Convicts Keep Dep.
uty Wardens in a
Mine
WHILE THEY MAKE DEMANDS
Threaten to Kill Unless They
Succeed--Exciting Devel-
opments Promised.

Leavenworth, Kas., March 19.-At
the Kansas penitentiary coal mine at
Lansing, 2S4 prisoners who went
down into the mine Monday morning
have mutined and are holding 15
guards as hostages.
They refuse to let the guards come
to the surface until Warden Tomlin-
son promises to give them better food.
They threatened to kill the guards if
their demands are not complied with.
Worst Glass of Prisoners.
The mines are run by the worst
class of prisoners in the penitentiary.
Among those who mutinied are 20
life prisoners. Warden Tomlinson re-
fused to grant the request of the CON-
victs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-19
JOHN MAHONEY, toI,
SENT TO POOR FARM

John Maheney, aged 101 years, the
oldest living resident of Rock Island
county, was passenger on the after
noon Peoria train enroute for the in
irmary at Coal Valley. Since his
venerable helpmeet passed away six
months ago and was laid at rest in
the village cemetery of Hampton
alongside the remains of her four
children, Mahoney has been living
alone.
Neighbors noticed his mind was
failing, and other infirmities began to
manifest themselves. Supervisor w.
r Carey made provision for him at
the iufirmary and there he was taken
today by Charles Lee and Fred Win
die.
Mr.. Mahoney was born in Virginia
in 1850, settling in Rock Island
county in the 3O's. In 1886 he built
the McNeal house at Watertown: He
remembers having passed through
the spot that is now the city of Rock
Island when not single house stood
here. He was the boon companion of
Henry McNeal (deceased), of Water
town, the two spending a great deal
of time in fishing aud hunting, of
which both were very fond.
Mr.. Mahoney is carpenter by
trade, but of late years has been un-
able to perform active work. He has
two daughters living, one in Indiana
and the other in Montana.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-19

st. Paul, Mimi. March ia Red
WInS Mimi, special says: George p.
Rice, the deported Manila editor OF
The Daily Bulletin, arrived here yes
terday. He is now visiting at the
training school. his old home. He is
lot willing to discuss his plans. He
said:
MY business is now with the gov
ernment. In Manila L asked for mill
itary or civil trial, but was denied
both. The military there all hang to-
gether, and knowing if L could prove
MY statements, they were afraid that
il 1 We're allowed TO remain l might
also bring charges against others.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-19
CHoKED BY A GHOST
Pennsylvania Woman Believes Her Dead
Husband Visits Her.

Carbondale, Pa, March 19.-The
ghost of John Kinnie has visited his
wife's bedroom twice within a week,
and she fears it may be the cause of
her death. Each time the phantom
visitor choked her. and her neck is
said to have black and blue marks
caused by long, thin fingers. Kinnie
died a year ago.
Just as the clock tolled midnight last
Monday, Mrs. Kinnie says, she heard
the front door open. Then there We're
footsteps in the hall. She hastily
locked her bedroom door and listened
in fright. A few minutes later her
neck was encircled by a hand. She
swoOned, and when morning came was
found on the floor in dead faint. The
same thing happened Wednesday
night. The only explanation the doc
tor can offer is that Mrs. Kinnie
choked herself while sleeping. She is
in a serious condition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-19
STEAL DIAMONDS WORTH $500
Then Thieves Threaten to Kidnap Boy
UnIess 81 900 Is Handed Over.

Unless 81 900 Is Handed over.
Kansas City, March ia theft of
$4,000 worth of diamonds from Ed
wards & Sloan. wholesale jewelers., and
a threat to kidnap the young son OF
George E. Edwards unless $1,000 was
paid Immediately for the return of the
gems, is a story with which the local
detectives are wrestling. The boy is
being guarded closely. The theft, ac-
cording to statements made public by
detectives. occurred late Monday after
noon last. The gems disappeared
mysteriously from the firms store
rooms, Keith * Perry office building,
in the down town district, and all eff
forts to trace them prove unavailing.
On the following morning Mr.. Edwards
received a letter containing a PROPOSE
ton to return the diamonds upon the
payment of $1,000.
The letter stipulated that the
money, in $50 bills, be wrapped in a
package and left at midnight Wednes-
day at Fortieth and McGee streets, in
the southern part of the city. The
letter expressly stated that the package
should be sent out by William Dear
duff. one Of the firms clerks, and
closed by threatening to kidnap Mr..
Edwards son if the money was not
Forthcoming. MIR. Edwards imme-
diately had his son taken out of school.
and he has since been guarded at the
Edwards home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-19
DE WHITE DENIES RESPONSIBILITY
FOR SENSATIONAL ATTACK

wishes. 1t may now be considered
that new treaty will be framed
The aSrarian papers and a large
number of the other journals interpret
the article as Russia's apology for hav-
ing gone too far. The Tages Zeitung
says: Russia fully understands that
the commercial treaty with Germany
is far more to her advantage than TO
our. as statistics prove. Since Russia
never allows herself to be swayed by
sentimental reasons in questions of
policy, we may take it that She Will
conclude a new treaty"
The Vossische Zeitung on the other
hand. points out that certain sentences
in the new article again fatty assert
that Russia will retaliate severely n
her main exports, namely cereals. are
struck by heavy increase in the Ger
man duties. The Freissinige Zeitung
inclines TO the same view. ----- -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-19
HENRY HOIST PULLS
REVOLVER IN ARGUMENT

Henry Hoist, who runs a saloon on
Eighth street, was arrested on
complaint OF Henry Deisenroth. q
neighbor. who charged him with
aourishing a revolver in a reckless
manner in discussion over the pay.
ment for load of coal the latter had
delivered. When searched at the sta.
ton Hoist had gun on his person.
Magistrate Stafford fined him IS and
costs for disorderly conduct, and $25
and costs for carrying concealed
weapons. The latter fine was re-
mitted.
The police last evening were asked
to assist in finding 6-year-old son OF
William Griffiths, 425 Forty-fifth
street. Late in the evening the child
was discovered in Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-19
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE

Two sleeping cars on the Plant sys-
tenn burned in Florida and the passen-
gers lost most of their clothes and
valuables.
Albert Vogl, a Vienna banker, is un-
der arrest for poisoning a Russian
miser to obtain his fortune.
Imperial and Canadian troops
clashed at Halifax, eighteen of the
former being arrested.
Russia threatens reprisals If Ger
many raises the duties ON Russian
products.
Ignacio II. Baiz, United States cons
sular agent at Barcelona, Venezuela,
has been imprisoned without adequate
cause.
Rev. Elijah kellogg, noted authOrs
died at Harpswell, Me-, aged So.