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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
M'KINLEYS MONEY VIEWS.
German Bimetallist Talks Of White
Metal Policies.

Berlin. Feb. S.-During a debate ll
the lower house DR.. Arendt, honorao bic
secretary Of the German bimet2llic:
league. remarking upon the price OF
silver. acked how Dr. Barth. leader QL
the Freissiunige party. Jared when ne
went to the United States 10 help Pres
ident Mckinley agitate after his cleo
ton. Mr. Mckinley said Dr. Arenat'
almost secured a victory for bimetal--
Iism and If that victory was rh"arteo
when the goal was almost in sight u
was simply due to the British ministry
breaking its word
Herr Goethein, secretary Of the Bres-
Ian chamber Of commerce and a IIee
trader asked whether President Nc
Kinlev would have committed q greater
breach of faith if after election upon
sound currency platform, ne had turned
in favor Of bimetaElism-
DR.. Arendt- asserted that President
Mckinley had been elected on a basis
Of bimetaIIism, but had been prevented
from realizing that policy Herr Won
Kroecher. president of the house cen
sured the members for their remarks,
charging a friendly power with a
breach Of faith
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
LION ATTACKS
WOMAN tanner
Madame ScheII, Who Has Been
in Salt Lake, Is Injured.
lspeciaI % - Herald.l

Los Angeles, Feb S--Mme- SchelI. lion
tanner at the ChuJes, was dragged OUT
of the cage torn and bleeding in the mid
die OF the performance this afternoon.
JulietJe. trained IOreSs. sulked in her
corner and would not take part I'm the
programme. but vigorous applications Of
the wOman's whip drove the beast out
As the lions race around the cage Nine
Schell bends over and the beasts jump
over her back.
When Juliette's turn came to make the
leap. spectators were Mortified TO see her
spring on the wOmans right shoulder,
which she raked with her claws
Mime Schells sleeve was ripped open
and a stream OF blood stained ner dainty
gown. she staggered against the side of
the cage under the weight Of the biz
brute Her husband. standing on the
outside. seized an iron ROD which he
thrust between the bars of the cage and
beat~the li0nfSS- with III until she sluaE
back. while the attendants opened lIi.
door OF the cage and dragged the fainiing
and bleeding woman out Nine Schell
has some ugly wounds in her shoulder.
Madame Schneu viii be vel remem-
bered by visitors at the Lagoon q few
seasons ago. who saw her perform her
daring feats with her trained animals.
nd Shuddered for her Safetg. While at
the Lagoon Madame Schnell gave per
fOTmanceS every day. and crowds watched
her enter the cage with the big lion
Prince and put her mead within ms gap
ing Jaws. This lion. which was the larg-
est the madame had was the youngest
and was the best tanned
Another of her animals was an Asiatic
GOneSS, whose savage instincts were not
completely overcome by the tanning pow
erS Of the woman, and il was only by
backing 10 the entrance Of the cage and
springing out before the lion could reach
her that she could leave the cage after
her performance. Those who have wit
messed her daring performances with
this animal have expected each time 10
see her torn by the brute teeth.
Madame SchneN apparently had no
fear OF her savage pets. but ruled them
with an iron viii, and has handled some
of the most savage beasts that nave been
tanned. At one time Madame Schnell had
with her lion that attacked Frank O..
Bostwjck the famous uOn-tarner- IN KAN
sas City. knocking him down and severely
lacor-3 ting his shoulder by lifting him IN
his teeth and carrying him 10 the feet Of
another tanner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
Meade to Get Commission.

Washington. Feb. Sturgeon Gen
eraI SternbeTE has recommended that
Contract Surgeon James E. Meade be
given a commission as captain and as
sistant surgeon of volunteers. on ac-
count Of gallant conduct and profes-
sional zeal on the field Of action in the
Philippines This action is taken on
the recommendation OF First Dieuten-
ant Louis Won Schaick. Fourth in
fantry. indorsed by General Chaffee,
commanding. and by Lieutenant Col
onel b F. Pope. chief surgeon. division
Of the Philippines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
PRISONERS EXPECTING
DEATH ARE GIVEN FOOD

NJ crda. Iuc3tan Feb. S-A group Of
,,.t indian rebels have surrendered 10
-ola Flores at BaCaldr. They were in
-.al misery. hungry and wholly desti-
r -,t. 10 was apparent that they were
-.... lo surrender by hunger. and their
...l1do showed that they anticipated dire
Amg0J ll not DEATH at the hands
l'e Mexican soldiers Their gratitude
r-,, 'aoouudcd ON finding that Colonel
s.t.N reviewed them with every eviden e
s-. V'.''n'SS"rauon and humanity. order
,r> ,-t. iAeir wants be Immediately sup
.-ea. Plots OF ground will be given TO
.I'IauS to demonstrate their inten-
'''A io obey the laws.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
DEBUT OF ALCHEMIST
Rival Of the Late Professor Vim
Is Discovered in
Oregon.

who has. spent the past six weeks here
claims that nc has discovered a new
process for extracting gold from ores
cheaper than the old methods and pro-
ducing three times the amount of gold
that can be secured By q smelter His
claim is similar TO that OF Professor
VIM. who recently died in Denver, after
making similar discoveries. Long has
experimental with ore from various ses-
lions with great success The last eN-
pertinent was nsadN with talliugs from the
Ashland smelter. long extracted Is cents
from ten pounds Of The tailings, or at q
rate OF $50 10 the ton. after the smelteU
had secured 80 per ton from the same
ore.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
ARIZONA FIGHTING
SHERIFF DIES OF CANCER

San Francisco. Feb. S-Frauk Prothero,
Hn' was for several years sheriff of
'dI.'nd county Arizona. died yesterday
Do D local sani;a-ium. lie suffered from
cancer of the stomach and had come TO
gus city FOR medical treatment. He
caves q l--yoar-old daughter in Tucson.
lt was separated from his wife and her
"-erednout~ Is not known
iroifc~n. who was 50 years old. was
NeN known I'm Arizona in his capacity as
'.'ru ODD toe locality where a peace Off
WIS efficiency otter depended upon the
a.u7acy of his shooting
.' courage was on several occasions
Il. To- test in his dealings with rough
,,a-dcters who infested Phoenix and
1a'.opa county. and his reputation as "a
SUI ngltCr was not furnished
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
Suicide Of a Policeman.

New York. Feb Bartholomew F.
Ciune. New York City policeman,
committed suicide today by shooting.
rather than answer charges which had
been preferred against him. 1t was al
legged against him that on the night OF
Feb he went into a cigar store and
without provocation abused a number
OF young men IN this store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
DECLARES ENGLANDS OLDTME FOE is PREPARING TO START


United
The American
TO in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09

oNDoN Feb SA dispatch Dublin
circles is that nothing
Of is
surely giving
the
of Wednesday
be killed
terrible
worked
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09

LIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS
~ SPEND IN SALT LAKE.


, special to The Herald)
} .,.l--aha. Feb. S.-The Elks' fair.
! ~. ...'n closed at midnight tonight.
, n.r, approximately SS.000. which
; go W. used at the salt lake ma
, 5;sleI 7venticn a. boom the can
= o. of George 7. CConk Of
= -,,, ,s''a for ihc position Of exalted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
COHEN WANTS DIVORCE
Well Known Mining Man Files
Action Against His Wife in San
Francisco Court.
lsnscIal 10 The Herald.l

San Francisco. Cal, Feb. 8.-H. A..
Cohen. who is reported in this city 20
be manager Of the De Lamar mines in
Utah, he's filed a suit for divorce from
Dis wife Estella +. Cohen, 20 WHOM he
was married Dec. 8, 1897. The decree
5. asked upon the grounds of deser-
tiCn
To is alleged in the complaint that
Nrs. Cohen left her husband in New
York and went TO Florence. Italy. and
hat she has failed TO return to her
husband There a,- no children. Mrs.
Cohen has a brother iu this city, w.
Tourtsllote.
The SIT for divorce was filed several
days ago. bat the fact that the plain
mn designated himself simply H. A.
scf-H' made his identity obscure. No
answer mas yet been made to the COM
glaiHs
This is Mr.. Cohen's second experience
with the divorce mill. Some Months
before his second marriage Mr.. Co
lfns first wife. a French woman. was
committed 90 the insane asylum by
order Of the district court in this city.
and shortly after he obtained a d.
Urce from her on the record of her
Commitment for insanity. The first
IT'S. Cohen was compare tive
stranger in salt Lake.
Nr Cohen is the manager Of al Of
captain De L7mar'S western mining
interests. and mp to yesterday after
Iooa, when The board WAS reorganized.
Do was president and general manager
q. the Mercur Consolidated company.
lie Us yet IN charge OF the captain
DE Lamar, Ner., ard the Bully Hill
and other properties in California.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
American Newspaper in Manila

New York. Feb. 6.-A Republican news
paDer controlled by Americans viii ne
eSfa hIished at Manila. according TO ire
Herald. ~ present there Is rot single
Ar7er-i,-an newspaper in the islands. tae
Daily American having been sold recently
20 an English syndIcats.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
Fire in Chicago

Chicago. Feb. Sire tonight de-
stroyed the grain and feed stores Of
". J. Byrnes at 315i-55 LasaIie street.
Loss, SCI, coo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
SILVER AND lead.

erre- .Tsc. per ounce.
copper. 1lisc. yer pound; New York.
~. lr'sa5 $50 ssr 100 pounds; New York
QlN-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09
NEW PLAN TO WATER LANDS| S
Representative Lacey Wants Experiments Begun in Order to Show
the Feasibility and Necessity of IrigatiOn-Mon
dell and NewIands Oppose It.

IITAsHINGTON, Feb. S.-Representa-
w tive Lacey of Iowa was given a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09

Forecast for Salt Lake.
Fair and Cooler.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
RESULT OF VERDICT
Is Another Homicide in the McFet-
ridge Trial i'm Chi
cago.

Chicago. May 31.-The verdict in
the McFetridge murder trial was re-
Sponsible for Il murder which occurred
shortly after midnight. 4 party of
McFCtridge'S friends called at his
house during the evening TO congratu-
late him upon his acquittal. and after
arranging with him for Il dinner this
evening. at which his liberation was
to be celebrated. left his house.
While walking down the street the
men who had just left McFetridge.
among whom was Walter Nolan. a
prize fighter. met John and Robert
Warke. the latter One-armed railroad
flagman.
When called upon to cheer for Nc
FetridSe the Warke brothers passed
on without replying. Nolan thereupOn
struck Robert Warke in the face. The
recipient Of the blow turned upon the
prize fighter, but was struck down
with Il club in few moments. Nolan
and his party were arrested.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
WAR ON THE SALOONS
Grand Rapids Council is at Work.
Bay City Priest Com
plains.

Grand Rapids, Mich. May 31.-The
new council. carrying out the wishes
OF the administration. has refused
fourteen saloon men licenses after n
warm fight. What are considered to
be among the worst places in Grand
Rapids will be closed as Il result of this
action as soon as the police authori-
ties are ordered to carry out the wishes
of the aldermen. Six other saloon men,
two of them Frank Bonnell and Frank
Anderson. conducting the finest re-
sorts in the city. were granted one
week more of life in which to make
showing before the committee on
licenses, and their applications re-
ferred back.
Bay City. Mich. May 31.-Father
KozlowslSi. of st. Stanislaus' church,
the largest congregafiOn in this city.
says there are too many saloons in the
midst of his congregation. There Are
twenty i'm the Eighth ward, or about
one TO every fifty families. Several
children under II have recently been
arrested and let off with a lecture. for
buying beer while the dealers have
not been mOlested, although several
are doing business without having as
yet taken out their licenses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
TROUBLE FOR US.
Duluth PrognOsticator Says Europe
is To COnspire Against
Uncle Sam.

Duluth. Mimi, May 31.-Dr. Arthur
Ecker. of Duluth, who foretOld the as
sassination of President Mckinley.
and who gained the respectful atten-
tiOn of many on account of the result,
has just written to President ROOse-
welt warming him that the European
powers are cOnspiring to bring about
n war with the United States and urg-
ing him to prepare for the conflict with
all possible dispatch. He says that he
saw Il spirit vision n short time ago,
and that the Interpretation of it means
that four or five European powers will
combine against the United States, and
that the shedding of blood will b'
something awful to contemplate. We
are booked to win.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
HORSES KILL A TIGER
Gets Into a Car Containing Thirty
Equines and is Kicked
TO Death.

PoughkeepSie. y. Y. May 31.-A >
year-old Indian tiger was killed in 4
fight with horses on Il circus train
while en- route from Goshen to Pough-
keepsie yesterday. The tiger, which
had been recently imported. escaped
from its wagon-den while the train
was I'm motion. 1t crawlcd over the
tops of four wagons and entered Il
car containing thirty draught horses.
4 fierce battle enSucd, the panic
stricken horses plunging and kicking
ut the savage intruder. When the
train reached here the tiger was found
dead and mangled under the hOOfS of
one of the horses. Six Of the horses
were badly scratched and bitten.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
Queen Looks on from a window.
SUCCESSOR TO LORD PAUNCEFoTE
Hon. Michael Henry Herbert said To BE
the Coming Man for Washington.

Hon. Michael HenIy Herbert said 10 Be
the Coming Man for Washington.
London. May 31.-The Hon. Michael
Henry Herbert. who is nOminally sec
retary to the British embassy at Paris,
will probably be the next British am
bassador to the United States, in sue
cession to the late Lord PauncefOte.
Herbert'S appointment will probably
not he announced until the remains of
Lord Pauncefote arrive in England
The only question in regard TO Her
bert's selection is the approval Of
King Edward. The Associated Press
understands that his majesty is taking
a keen personal interest in the matter
of Lord Pauncefote's successor. for he
will not be asked officially to confirm
or disapprove the candidate of the for
eign office until the period of time dur
ing which the government pays re-
spect to the late Lord Pauncefote has
elapsed.
While there is no reason to believe
that King Edward will object to Her
bert who lras the official backing of
both English and United States diplo-
mats. there must always remain an
element OF doubt i'm the matter until
the suggested appointment receives
the royal sanction. and especially in
view oI lHe dCute dllehtloh NhlCh hiS
majesty has given to this important
promotion. The matter of Herberts
going to Washington has been still
further complicated by the unexpected
delay in sending over Lord Paunce-
fote's remains The British govern
ment officially fully expected Lord
Pauncefote's body would arrive in
England prior to the coronation of
King Edward. and it is not a little
disconnected by the receipt of dis
patches announcing that the obsequies
i'm England will not occur until July.
lIerbert's marriage of Leila. daugh-
ter of Richard II. Wilson. of New
York. as a result OF which he became
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
TREATMENT KILLED
Young Woman Dies in Chicago
From Beauty OPP
Grafton.
sUFFoCATIoN AND HEART FAILURE
Follow Facial Massage and Circum-
stances Are Otherwise
Mysterious.

Chicago. May 31.-SiX hours after
having been subjected to a face beauti-
fying treatment at the hands of a
specialist Miss May Thompson, Of
G62 West Monroe street. died. and the
coroner and police are striving to ac-
count for her sudden demise. The
facial massage physician, who was i'll
attendance on the young lady, made
use of plaster cast during the beau-
tifying treatment, and it is thought
probable that Miss, Thompson died
from heart failure, superinduced by
SuffOcation.
Theory That is Not Accepted.
InlS theory. however, Is not accept
ed entirely by the police and the case
will be investigated Miss Thompson,
who came from BaraboO. Wis, was
employed as Il StenOgrapher by
Sprague, Warner e Co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
Minority on CaanaI.
PUMP RUNNERS TO
RESPECT MITCHELL'S ORDER

Wilksbarre, Pa, May 31.-There is
every reason to believe the pump
runners viii respond with practical
unanimity next Monday to President
Mitchell's order to strike unless
granted the conditions prescribed by
the Shamokin convention.
That the operators do not propose
to yield is evident by the high fences
and barbed wire which they have
placed around the colleries and the
large number of cots, together with
bedding and provisions that are being
stored inside the colleries.
Hundreds of extra coal and iron
policemen have been employed and
armed, principally with revolvers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
OFFICIAL CORRUPTION
A SHOCK TO ST. LOUIS.
Grand Jury PronOunces Discoveries There the
Worst in the
World.
AND ARE OF AN APPALLING NATURE
Are Beyond Belief and Will Take Years to
Fully Realize Their
Extent
AND ARE OF AN APPALLING NATURE

st. Louis, May 31.-The April grand
jury which has been investigating the
municipal corruption made its final
report today. The report says:
while there may have been corrup-
tion in other cities as great as we
have had here, yet in no place in the
world, in no time known to history
has so much official corruption been
uncovered and evidence shown so that
all could see and understand.
Revelations Are Appalling.
These revelations have been so APP
palling as to be almost beyond belief.
1t will be years before the extent OF
the discoveries is fully realized
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
MAY OATS CORNERED
James A. Patten, of Chicago Board
of Trade, ManipuIates
Supply.

Chicago, May 31.-James \. Patten,
prominent board of trade operator,
today brought to successful close
former corner in May oats which
has dominated the oats market since
last fall. 1t is said Patten had be-
tween 10,O0O.OO0 and 100000 bushels
of May and his profits will reach
nearly a million. Yesterday May
closed at 1875, but today jumped six
cents to 1919. There was little eX-
citement but the corner didn't effect
other operations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
KINGS NATAL DAY.
Officially 1t Is Celebrated Six
Months Ahead of the
Correct Time.
GENERAL OBSERVANCE IN BRITAIN
Feature of the Day at London Is
Treoping the Colors ~
Panncefote's Successor.

London, May 31.-The birthday of
King Edward, who was born Nov. o,
1871. was officially celebrated yester-
day, it having been decided-as an
nounced in The Official Gazette on
April 15-that his majesty's natal day
was to be celebrated in London and
on the home stations on May 80, as be
ing the most suitable time for Il mil
,iary display. On the other hand, for
eiSn stations will celebrate it Nov. o,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
ARE In WAR PAINT
Outbreak of Yaqui Indians Against
MeXicans in Ari-
ZOna.

Nogales, Ariz., May 31.-An OUT
break of Taqui Indians occurred so
miles from Hermosillo in which eight
Yaquis and two MeXicans were kill
ed. The Yaquis set out in a souther-
Iy direction and another fight is eX-
pected. The disaffected Indians num-
Der about 400, of whom 100 are fight
ing men. The 1aquis are not hostile
to the Americans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
WESTERN RECORD FOR
MILE RUN Is LOWERED

Chicago, May 31.-There was large
crowd at Marshall field this afternoon
to witness the contests i'm the second
annual western intercollegiate track
meet. The list of contestants in the
fourteen events was a notable one.
making the result in each matter
of great speculation. Koechie. Wis
consin, won the mile run, with Perry,
Michigan, second. Time 4:31 %. This
breaks the western intercollegiate
record.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
Thompson's Trial Not Set.

Port Huron, Mich. May 31.-No
date has yet been set for the trial of
Charles II. Thompson. the. defaulting
Maccabee official. and the probabilities
are the case Will not he brought on
this summer. The jury cases for the
present term have been about dis
posed of. and according to the practice
I'm this circuit no jury is drawn for
the summer term of court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
WESTERN TRIPS
Two Of Them To Be Made by
the President Next
Fall.
ONE TO NORTH AND OTHER TO SOUTH
And May Include a Bear Hunt
Down I'm Missis-
sippi.

Washington. May 81. - President
Roosevelt has undertaken to make two
trips through the western country next
fall. One will be in the southwest
and the other in the northwest. They
Will be made i'm redemption OF promises
more or less specific made by the pres
ident last winter About the last of
September the president Will go to
Springfield, Ills. and to Detroit
Mich, stopping en- route at some 9th
or DOints not vet determined uDon-
May Include Bear Hunt.
In the latter part OF October he Will
go as far into the southwest as san
Antonio. Tex. He has been strongly
urged 10 go on q bear hunt in Mississ-
ippi as the guest Of the governor of
the state. andit is pOssipble that he may
avail of this opportunity to accept the
invitation. for lie must visit New Or
leans, which is nearby. on this trip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
Got 1t on the so1st Ballot.

Adrian. Mich. May 31.-In the Sec
ond district Republican congressional
convention Charles +. Townsend, of
Jackson. received the nomination on
the SO1st ballot. The Washtenaw del
egatiOn. which had been supporting
WedemeyeT. of Ann Arbor, went to his
aid on this ballot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
Culver Rors to Go West.

Eourbon. Ind, May 31.-Culver Mil
itary academy, of Culver. Ind. viii
send fifty or more members of its
cavalry and infantry TO visit sections
of Yellowstone park June 9 for some
practical field service as we'll as Il
vacation. 1t is intended to make Il
camping expedition through the park,
spending alternate nights in camp and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
TABLET IS UNVEILED
TO ARCHIBALD FORBES

London, May 31.-Field Marshal
Lord WooIsey this afternoon unveiled
a memorial tablet to Archibald
Forbes. the war correspondent, in
the crypt of St. Paul's cathedral.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
NEW YORKER KILLED
IN AUTOMOBILE RACE

New York. May 31.-Andrew Feath-
erStone, assessor of the borough of
Richmond. was killed and four other
persons hurt at Grasmere. Staten Is
land, today when automobile speed
tests were being made to break the
worlds record for mile.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31
Lert infant at Her Door.

Chicago. May 31.-When Mrs Ida
Hodson heard a wall from the front
part of her home at 6516 Woodlawn
avenue she hurried to investigate. On
the front porch in Il basket she found
an infant. The baby was taken to the
police station. Later the police took
the child in the patrol wagon 10 the
st. Vincent Orphan Asylum.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-31

Lincoln. Neb.. May 31.-In Il signed
statement published here. Chancellor
f. Benjamin Andrews says he intends
to remain with Nebraska university
several years, unless the regents decide
otherwise or his health fails.