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New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
Jimenez, Mindanao. Philippine Islands.
Hcor
Captain. 18th Cavalry. Commanding Troc
DINNER FOR j. E. ROOT.

farewell bachelor dinner given at the
Yale Club last night for ]. E. Root, Of the pas
senger department OF the New-York Central and
Hudson River Railroad. The arrangements were
in charge of number Of Mr. Roots friends con-
nected with New-York magazines and weeklies.
among whom were j. z. Hasler. ]. E. Good, Will
lam Miller and A. p. Gardiner.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10
Register tomorrow.

W.
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the election November 5
Friday. October
Saturday, October IL;
Friday. October Is. and
Saturday. October TO-
male citizen of Is entitled to reg
lister In the coming election II
Election Day he shall have lived In the State
"a least i'm the county four months
and N the election district thirty days.
No citizen vote unless he Is registered
this
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Mr. CoRTELYoU GOES TO CANTON.

washington Oct a-Secretary Cortelyou started
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connection with the settlement OF the estate OF
President Mckinley. he Will De gone several Gays.
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What. A swineherd7 1 thought I was Shepard"
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

.,Aieaafn. England, Oct. s-The engagement Is
PrHceh OF Lindsay Russell, Of New-York, to
twics .; daughter OF William Britain. who was
Se mayor Of Sheffield
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

Morristown, n. j., is to-day the Mecca OF the
fashionable set the attraction being the fourth
nual horse show, which. beginning at I o'clock
this afternoon continues through tomorrow and
Saturday. There are over three hundred entries,
and all the country places in the vicinity the
scene Of gay house parties in connection with the
anair. Among the exhibitors Louis \. The
baud. II. Mex. Twombly, Mrs. Walter Bliss. Mrs.
Charles Chaplin, Miss Waterbury, c. G.. Freng
huysen and Charles F. Cutler.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-10

The engagement IS announced Of Miss Edith RUSH
Siiler daughter of BENJAMIN P Miller Of Ridge
%ood =. J., and Murray Ogden Giles. Of this CITY
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notable were out of town, namely those of Mis-:
Abby Aldrich and John D. Rockefeller, jr., at War
wick Neck the Rhode Island country place of Sen
ator Aldrich; OF Miss Beatrice Barclay and Stock
ton Beekman Colt, at Thornfield the summer home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Sackett Moore Barclay, at Gaze
novia, n Y: OF Miss Mary Swords and James
of Miss Edith Babcock to Eugene Bicknell, a
Riverdale- on the Hudson. Elsewhere in to-day
paper will be found detailed description of these
weddings each OF which was attended by larg,
representation OF the fashionable set here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-04

the lights in the famous electric tower
grew dim for the last time Slowly.
one by one. the lights OH posi-. and PIN
n2cie, and tower. FADED away y corps
Of buglers standing in the tower sound
ed taps" one of the greatest glories
Of the exposition. the electrical illu-
nfinatiOn. passed away. and the e%pcsi-
ton WIS ended.
The exposition has not been a finan-
cial success. The financial less will he
about SiGOO.000. The balance due to
contractors is not definitely known. hut
1t is said that il represents their profits
foi the work done. ami no one viii he
seriously embarrassed by the loss.
The total admissions Saturday We're
125.399. and for six months S.29j. cas-;
An average OF 100000 a month lad
been figured on by the exposition CHI
ciaIE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-04
Drydock Trap. MackereI.

Everybody was eating mackerel the
other day at the navy yard in Brook
lyn. says the New York Sun. 1t was
broiled. baked and fried, and there was
so much of it left over that the air was
reminiscent of Fulton market on Fri
day. Nobody paid for the feast. Uncle
Sam flooded drydock No. to float in
the torpedo boat Bailey recently and the
mackerel-thouSands of them-tum-
bled in with the inrushing water. The
dock was pumped out and the mack
erel. a writhing. jumping, glistening
mass, were discovered on the fioor.i
Workmen and sailormen gathered in
the fish by basketful and bucketful-
and every officer and man on shipboard
and off had q mess for many meals
The drydocks have caught fish before.
notably shad, but never in so large a
quantity a. this time. One of the work
men said there must have been about
$4,000 mackerel trapped. {
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-04
EVIDENCE Is LACKING
Accordingly Mrs. Fuller Will Not BE
Prosecuted for Husband
Poisoning.

Saginaw. Mich. Nov. I.-DcSpitc the
verdict CT the coroner jury ip the case
or Frank L. Fuller. whose death tho
jurors said was due 10 arsen!cal pois-
oningN administered hy some person
Cr persons unknown. there will not he
any prosecution fer murder unless
further evidence turns up. Mrs. Nora
T.. Fuller. widow CT the dead man. and
his brother AsO. who were held pen0-
ing the cerOners investigation. have
been discharged.
Mrs. Fuller cvinced no interest In
the matter at all. She took it as Il
ma tier OF course that the general vel
Dict not laying specifically the crime at
any ones door would result in her dis
charge as soon as the necessary steps
had been gone through with. She
would say nothing of tine verdict. but
said that she would go to the home of
her mother al Elk Rapids. providing
she can get transportation. as she Is
IL destitute circumstances and her
mother is unable to pay her wav.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-04
STRANGELY PATHETIC
Feature of the Crash Of the Rum
away TandaIia
Train.

Terre Haute. Ind. N0N. I.-Funcral
services were hcld Fritlay iJr Brake-
lran John ElIabareer. under the aus
p.ccs Of the railway labcr crgnniza-
tons. 1t the home or Miss Pali=ateei
the young lady be WIS to have mar
ried this week. The minister who wa.
TO have performed the marriage cerc
meny conducted the services Ella
barger WAS in tine cab OF uu engine c.i
the Michigan division CT the Vnndalia
rad when twelve runaway freight
cars of another train. after running ar
full speed struck the engine. killing
Fireman Smith and Ellabarger liz
stantly.
Several weeks ago Miss PaImaieeI
lad dream that Ee had been killed i'm
such an accident and that two or his
friends ;Old her OF his death. They
we're the men VINO did tell her. When
tcld OF the dream EliHbargcr took cur
life Insurance fer 2.GCO fer her bcuc-
fi6. She said he should have waited
until they were married. and he re-
piled: Better now: something might
happen. He also placed in her name
the cottage hCmc hc had bought.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-04
THE STATE ELECTIONS
\ Dozen Commonwealth to- Pick Out
Varied Assortment of
Officers.

Chicago. Nov. i.-TCncTrow doz-
cl' states vote on Il varied assortment
OF Otiicers-s0 varied that II could al
IrGst he said mary two alike" New
York city elects a MAJOR and other Cf-
fiCcrS. and both parties claim the cleo
ton. the Democrats by Jn.OOc. There
ore $50 aSscmblymen 10 he elected All
through thr state. The New York
GGht is the annual one aGains. Tam
many.
Ohio. Pennsylvania. Iowa ,elects
SOver,iorl. Nebraska. South Dakota.
Colorado. Kansas. Maryland MaSSa-
chUsetts. New Jersey and Rhode I>lLnC
arc ether states. In Maryland tho law
win L tested that diSfrIuchiseS Hitter
ateS. which : aiIIb.d at tic negroes.
Interest im konspcky is in the legis-
latTrc.
In some states the question iS one
only of maiority-as Mississippi anu
Rhode Island. In others the pOlitIcai
complexion Of the estimator has mucn
- do with his figures, as it always
hGs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-04
THE WEATHER WILL ALWAYS BE WEATHER;
ITS PLANS NOT CHANGED BY BOMBARDING

Washington. Nov. - Professor
Willis l.. Moore acting secretary Of
agriculture. has issued u statement
concerning the matter of tho attempt
cd prevention OF hail storms .Dy the use
OF explosives from specially designed
cannon. Brief reference is made TO the
renewed interest i'm the subject lately
manifested i'm France and Italy. and TO
the apparatus now in use in conduct
ing the experiments. The professor
then says in part: There is marked
difference OF opinion as to the effective
ness OF cannon-firing. with the manu-
facturers and many grape growers on
the one side and the scientists of
America and Europe on the other. The
former n,aintain that hail storms can
be prevented in the manner described.
while the latter claim that the force
eXerted by the explosives is infinites-
NAL as compared to the forces of ma
turc that are exerted in hail formation
and that experiments conducted by the
adhereats OF the cannonading process
theseivcs have not produced convinc-
ing results.
Logic OF the scientific Men.
'The number of thunder storms
from which hail Is prccipitatcd Is hut
a small per cent. OF the actual number
-of thunder storms. In most localities
of the United Statcs whole season
sa.,letimes passes without a fsIl CT hsiI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-04

while in season Of abnormal thun-
der-stOrm frequency the number OF
hail storms is small. While in the
grape growing regions OF France aud
ItaTy there may he greater ha;l-storm
frequency II is still true of thunder
storms without hail. The eXperimen-
ters score n success whenever they
shoot at thunder storm cloud that
does not produce bail. although the
chances arc greatly in favor Of there
being no hail i'm the cloud.
How the Experimenters Excuse Failures.
again thew excuse the occurrences
of hail in spite of a bombardment by
saying that the cannon was NOT large
enough. or the powder charge sufficient
ly heavy aud declare that the hail
storm was far less severe than it would
have been otherwise. How is one to
prove or disprove such statements: !:
Scientists both i'm America and in
Europe declare that hail storms cannct
be prevented by the use Of cannon aud
explosives O. even greater mower than
has been Tscd or it is possible for mea
TO use. and they haSc their belief upon
such knowledge OF the forces of nature
as science has revealed
No Definite Dsls Presented.
Several thousand shooting stations
have been established in Italy and
France during The past TWO years. brt
reports received fren them give no
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-04

command. collected the convoy and
took up position fer defense about
800 yards frcm entrencbments pr
pared by the BeOrS. The captured
gus were 50 situated that either side
could touch them.
The Bears made desperate efforts 20
O"erwhelm the whole British fierce
charging repeatedly right up to the
RliriSh lines. being driven back Cacn
time with heavy loss. The defense
WIS stuhbOrnly and successfully main
tliEed through the whole of the follow
ing day. and the succeeding night. uu-
e.. Colonel Barter. who had marched
all aght from BGshman's kop. brought
relief on the morning of Nov. l. The
Beers then retired. Their losses are
estimated at between 300 and 400 Nor
only did General Botha direct the at
tack. but he personally shared in the
lighting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-04

sequence oI anything Ia which the de,
PENDANT had agreed. II Is re narkable
thar thp trial court compelled the de-
fendant 10 answer the prosecutor :
questions in relation To other crimes
than the one for which he was on trial.
and then, over protests, permitted the
specially employed attorney for the
prosecution to make an impassiOned
plea to the jury To hang the defendant
on accusations entirely outside of the
record. To such a perversion of justice
1 will not consent to consign any citi-
zen of this commonwealth. he his res
idence temporary or permanent.
The monstrOus rulings and mStruc-
tion of the court with its vicious par
tisanship. further represented by Il
Jury unanimously made up of Goebel
Democrats. is. Of itself. sufficient cause
for refusal of YOUR request: but
added 10 this have on file letters and
protests from many representative
Democrats of your state. prominent in
the organiZat tion OF the party, and from
editors of Democratic newspapers. uni
versally condemning the persecution in
the Goebel trials as Il travesty upon
Justice. and urging that no acquisitions
be honored for Mr.. Taylor and Mr.. Fin
ley until reason has resumed sway and
the good name of Kentucky in its pro-
cedures under the law in its courts be
restored.
Il had hoped the Trial of Caleb Pow
e!S. just concluded. would demonstrate
thar the efforts OF the prosecution were
really to determine who the murdcrers
OF Mr. Goebel were in n way that
would convince the people Of the coun-
try Of Il sincere determination to this
end. When better assurances OF a
fair AMI Impartial trial of Messrs. Tay'
lor and Finley shall he given by the
trial of these now in Kentucky under
Indictment for participation in the as
sassination OF Mr.. Goebel. and the rec
ord Of the procedure shall show that
an impartial indge sat OH the bench
and partisan jurors filed the box
your acquisitions VIII be honored.''
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-04
SPARKS FROM WIRES.

Tho specialists in Dram matters VINO
examined CzcIgosz report officially that
hc was sane.
General Butler IS probably the most
popular mau in England. and "BObs' =
star has waned.
Mime. Nordica. the opera singer. las
arrived at New York On recital tour.
Germans are wroth at Chamberlain
for saying that there we're worse things
done i'm the Franco PrUssian war than
the British would ever do in South
Africa.
The qrarter-centennial celebration OF
Gustavus Adolplus college at st. Peter,
Mimi. Is in progress. and Bishop You
Scheele. OF Sweden. is present
An automobile show is open at Madi-
son Square Garden. New York city. and
will last through next Saturday.
Jacob Dold & Co.'S packing establish
ment at Buffalo. y. Y. was destroyed
Us fire Saturday night. Loss. S1O0,CCO.
The St Louis horse show closed Sat
urCay night. 1t was a success.
LondOners gave Duke George and
Duchess Nav warm welcome homr
again Saturday.
The National Odd Fellows home and
sanitarium located at Gainesville. Fla.
was formally opened for guests Satur-
day.
half of the business portion OF
ISoozevilIe. Miss, was destroyed by fire
Saturday night.
The plant of the American Laundry
company al Cincinnati was burned sat
urday. Loss. 100000.
Chicago Worlds fair officials are
soon to make distribution of the $500
200 remaining assets of the company. /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-11-04
REMARKS ON PARTISAN JURIEs.
Case Quoted from War rTimcs-Decision OF
Kentucky Appeal Court.


Kentucky Appeal Court.
"Nhy should jury of twelve parti-
sans of the late Mr.. GOebel be selected
TO try the cause mt bar? THE govern
or here tells of the selection Of a mixed
jury OF six Democrats and six Repub-
Iicans to try political-criminal case
in Indiana shortly after the civil war,
and quotes Jefferson in denunciation of
partisan jurics.l Does not the action Of
the court-of appeals OF Kentucky. in its
reversal Of the initial convictions in
Judge Cantrilrs court, emphasize tine
contention or the commonwealth that
these men sought to be eXtradited can
rot secure fair and just hearing:
Judge Cantrill. candidate for Il
United States senatOrship. instructed
jury that il might convict on the testi-
mony OF one alleged accomplicc if that
testimony was corroborated by that of
another alleged accOmplice: that ii
might convict the defendant for the
act OF another man, TO which the de-
fendant had never agreed, aud which
was not the necessary or problblc con