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U 6 TO GO TO PEN,
Accused Murderer Tells Jury His Plea
.l of lnsanity.l a Rosh. :

Accused Murderer Tells Jury His Plea
Of Insanity Is Bosh.
Chicago, June 12-"Gentlemen, i
ought to go to the penitentiary,' said
William Wardner to a Jury In Judge
w. M. McEwen's court yesterday. II
am no more crazy than you are
The twelve men on the jury agreed
with the prisoner and sentenced him to
states prison for eighteen years for
the murder of Walter. Osborn at 5e7
State street, IN February 2. Wardner's
admission that he deserved Epunish-
ment came after an elaborate sinsan-
.ity defense" It was a feature OF the
shortest murder trial in the records Of
the criminal court. y 90 les.a ". 80
The case was called at q o'clock. in
the afternoon, and the verdict was en-
tered at $50. Assistant States AT
:aorney Frank Grove wasted little time
In selection OF. jury, and practically
the first twelve men called were acl
copied. 5s sAa asa
DO you believe in the, infliction of
the death penalty?' asked the defend
ing attorney@of a prospective juror.
MI am. not going to ask for; the death
penalty" interrupted Mr.. Grove.
Wardner, whose true name is said to
,besEdWin5Elliot looked happy at the
announcement. The; evidence was that
Wardner and Osborn had quarreled
;over a woman and that Osborn Was IN
iWardner's saloon when the shooting
took place.
Several guards from the county jail
were cal~led@to2show that W~ardnersWas
apparently insane while in jail. The
prisoner had; suffered for a time from
refusal OF stfmulants, they said. ~.
Then Wardner took the stand and in
an effcyt to shoW. he hElsacted In self.
defense burst out wfth1the declaration
that he deserved puDishment.;
Il don't know where the jury got the
Idea that eighteen years was what 7
wanted" he said after the verdict was
recorded. N'sThe xxi eighteen yearsscan
be no worse than the last leightsen
years 4as Is. lI .s5GttiGS siss
lily .andsieducation. who ended as the
proprietor Of a slevee's district saloon
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TRIED TO ARDUcI QUEEN.
Story Is That Soldiers Entered
Palace forThat Purpose,

10 ssNSAs E"HrE-#+
cologne, June ia private tele--
Jam from Belgrade says:
1.-THE career of the Obrenovitch
nasty closeo7 In the early hours! Of
&ssmorning, Sthe sameaday OF the year
which Prince Michael was murdered
frty-fve years ago in the Park Of
Rpschider, near Belgrade. Now, the
1t of the race, togetherGWith all con-
cted with his dynasty by his unfo7.
hate marriaGesalies in the bier inpthe
tlace at Belgrade ~
Ehe Cologne Gazette prints "a dis
itch from Belgrade which says the
Dry current there is that the late
ng Alexander had recently been cons
lering, effecting haF separation from
eeen DTaga, and that the latter, be-
ming aware Of this, planned prevent
I've measures. Some high military;
Gers; last nights dispatch. adds. sen7
TED" the palace and tried to carry off
qucengby force, but encountered q;
long resistance on the part of the
een's partisans, ana Lii The herfe
uggle which followed, <the king and
zen and their respective supporters
ii - satfs " tsa palaae il proh1bitsa
a strong Gordon of troopsrasur-
ends the royaI. residence. Y 5iyrt.hfe sMlin-.
RS who sharedsthegsfateeof their Sow
agn We're the leading spirits of the
Ecncyitahsparty.si 1.-The fTsimurder re-
Fes the only ssniieia, ~eapaBlasof making
lea, stand against tine Karageorges-
Eshs;h who haye.. now no serious op-
tents in serVias# I
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WORLDS PEACE
Austrian officials Would. Tell cxar
kishjnef Outraue Is Serious.

II. aigI-- -.Ea-A3 y Z -sE ttt.NlgET. lIPAHE4
.kishineF, Outrage s. Serious.
Vienna, June FIN the reichsrath Dep
titles Ofner and Strachner gave notice#iof
an Interpolation inviting the premier, DR..
Won Koerber, in conjunction With the for
eign minister, Count, Goluchowski, to draw
the attention of the Russian government
70 the grave danger to general peace in
volved in outbreaks like the one at Kishi-;
nef and to urge the prevention-o OF further.
eNcesses.s 80. gs3.5t ITO astsssr,sM. 5sI!$7
ST. Petersburg. i i a sIl1s-General AR,
semitic. the new project of police Of 6des-;
Gently sassur d them that the JewsaE Of
Odessa could pursue their vocations sW3th-
fearing ant, senittte Outbreaks; assas99he.
snehs movement at It's outset
former ainbassadoF TO Austria, writsssto:
the s@TiulesGtMs smarning; with reference to-
the question Of the false accusationiN.fofl
ritual murders proVeldTGsEfiattsiiek on he!
Jews. He avs a few years ago, duffng;
the anti-ssmite9 Sa " passed l'oyer
eastern,Isuvopa, lie, eatAsth efinstance of.thei
Rothschilds, sought a paral declaration.
stamping. as q. y tfeka sfsabrication the fra
&%ttion ssthass 4 al;,tsllia bP1o 3 IEhEaissSiaR victims.
had been employed In the ceremoniesgiot
the passover. .;I3e, found the papal rnYcio,
sympathetic, But lnoahing was donA, iNfiis;s7
Sir Horace says He still thinks thai the
best method Of preventing the recurrence
of such fsaetes' as IDS ssehac at 5ISis-s
Shil1ef wUuldsl bert I'd .i1idr1ctsktlla i ezar and.
tegspope 80 a.iafkteree te'a persaltiLy :s.bJss.de-s
neuHcing these irituaAsdc fstiqnss
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SHAMROCKS ARE HERE.
1iir Thomas Lipton's Fleet Of Cup
challeneers Are in New
York Waters,

New York, June 16.-Safe and sound
after a rough passage from Gourock,
Scotland, of sixteen days and twenty
two hours, Sir Thomas Lipton's latest
challenger for the Americas cup.
Shamrock III, is now lying al anchor
off Tompkinsville,5 Staten Island, where
she arrived at 1880 o'clock yesterday
morning in company with the steam
yacht Erin, that had towed her mos
Of the way across the Atlantic ana by
the Shamrock T., towed by the British
tug Cruiser. ~ & iii
I The 1855 men which manned the
yachts and their conveys are all. we'll
and there were aceidentsstnssniar
the passage.
Between Gourock and Fayal, Azores.
where the steamers stopped forHcoaf,
calms and squally weather was en-
countered. The Erin. and her tow be
"a separated from; the scruiserssahas
the Shamrock 4. before reaching FayaY
but they never lost sight of each otheF,1
after leaving There. On sGJune.E12 tina
yachts We're. caught in a gale from tic
southeast, aid while It blew very hard
and aHheavy sea was running, very lfttsss
tie water was shipped and no damn
age vas done. The tug Charles Ey
Matthews, III charge QfSH.:sH..t.asDaviaps
met the yachts. at daylight twenty
miles cas- of Sandy Hook lightsfAp.
Pilots We're putNon board the Erin sat
M tthewsatoWedsthe .aSha Hlhs
rock LII. toSsquarantine.t the Shamrock
]. ss;RsinGlfSstoWed by the Cruiser. II
EIgiesyachtapassed Sandy Hook light
ship soql1 after.ss6f o'clockBthis morning.
They were sa1uted BY every vessels.that
bassed.sthem,g4all Sto...quarakSs
tue. When sthey arrived there tiSfsS
crews Of the yachts gave three cheer44
for each other as they stood lined yp
on decksslBoth yachts flew the pennasit
The new challenger Isl far hana-
somsr craft than either the Shamrock
1. or II. She looks not unlike the Cor
!umbiaaaboNe StheGSWaterlsline and hsf
beam seems greater than either at
those yachts She tows easily, maleas3
ing very IIftttt1es tdesrs,aattst b4av
and making "a clean wake Heracap-s
taina FReRertISWring. say she behaNsN
spIehdddlY I, undera all 4sssfpnditions M
Weather during the passage across thss
Atlantic. sEEs
At 12..3oaso'ctock yesterdaysrnerniHngg,
when the Erin was 100 miles eastsAlofs
iSandyflHook.i the generator of the WtH1Ae-
Erin succeeded in raising the Coney
Island station. Captain Matthews the
sent message ito beS44cabled.st to Sf88
Thomas Upton. NJ
The reply to this message was he
on board the Erin by wireless
;tslegraphy from the Ccsey Island sta
ton at 8::s5&a. m. II
snelighltedL receiye. gaooodd@snn1e Il y Convey
to all officers n men my best Wisles..
7 hope they are all well and fit sssas
igddles.3sss. ySt3s ssNa 9gE4 Lipton..Fs
Commodore Robert ID. Tod, Of yfA
Atlantic jYachtdclub, fnetithe yachts iii
his schooner yacht Thistle at Sandy
Hook liGhtship. " 80 as
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KING AND QUEEN
ARE MURDERED
Military Revolution Ends in a
Frightful Tragedya at the
Belgrade Palace.
END OF DEsPlsED REIGN
People Of Belgrade Seem Rath-
err to Approve the
Coup D'Etat.
FORM NEW GOVERNMENT
FORM NEW GOVERNMENT
At Issues Proclamation, Restores the
Old Constitution and Calls on the
People to Stand for Order
and Peace.

Belgrade, Servia, June 12-King
Alexander and Queen Draga were shot
to death in the royal palace during the
night. The deed was carried out by the
army. Besides The king and queen,
Premier Ma1kovitch, General Patro-
witch and Former Minister Of War
Pavolitch We're shot.
A military revolution broke out here
last night. Troops that had revolted
under the leadership OF Major Angi-
kovicis surrounded the palace, assas-
sinated King Alexander, Queen Draga,
the latter's sister, the queens brother
Nikodem, Premier Markovitch, Minis
tiers Petrovitch and: Tudorvics, Cen
eral Pavlovitch, former minister Of
/ war, and some members of the royal
1 guard.
[ New Governments Proclamation.
Prince Kargeorevitch was proclaimed
1 king. A new government was formed
Eand the following proclamation issued:
To the Servian People: Last night the
kin and queen We're shot. In this grave
Fatherland ave combined to form a new
government. While the government
makes tbs Improvement to the people,
It TT, is . convinced that the servian people
aid to maintain order and security
throughout the land. The government
hereby makes known that from today the
The meeting of national representatives,
Edissolved by proclamation March "a, is
summoned to meet at Belgrade June Is.
Jovan Avakumovic, Premier.
Ljuvonur kalieyics,
Foreign Minister.
Stojan Propics,
u Minister Of the Interior.
q George GenShicS,
Il Minister Of Commerce.
= General Jorvan Alanzokvics,
Minister of War.
Vogislav Eelikovics,
Minister of finance.
Colonel Alexander Machin,
III Minister of Public Works.
Ljuvonlir SchioSovies,
4 Minister Of Justice.
81 The streets are thronged with people
$&hose actions seem to approve the
Scoup d 'etat.t The new premier belongs
Ito the Independent liberal party.
"a The people received the news of the
between 1890 last night n 2 o'clock
his morning, quietly. The bodies of
n the king II queen remain in the pail
Shce, which, is surrounded by a strong
- detachment of troops.
AS the day advanced the excitement
j. n the streets grew steadily. In spite
bf q pouring rain, thousands gathered
= n the vicinity of the palace. Every
where troops were posted and field
uns placed in position to quickly deal
with any opposition to the newly
ormed governments will. Bands of
@oung men paraded the streets shout
J Long live Karageorgeyitch." Flags
= Iere flying from nearly every house in
s Belgrade anc there was absolutely no
A8kkgn Of mourning. Reports from places
3 outside Belgrade indicate the country
ccepts the ~reappearance OF the
~kbrenovitch dynasty without regret.
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USED KEROSENE.
The Expected Happened All Righht Il

The Expected Happened All Right in
Milwaukee.
Milwaukee, June 16.-An explosion
caused by pouring kerosene Into a
lighted stove, at the store and residences
of John BrozokoWski yesterday, re-
suited in the death OF two PERSONS the
probable fatal injury of enc otherssaRds
the burning Of six more TO such de-
gree as to require The attendance
physicians. s,ffssa
Windows we.s blown from .he.sEides
OF the house and the in%teriopassb badly
damaged by the fire. The
ANNIE BROZOKOWSK, aged III
years. sSssss 4s@as
TONY BRozoKoWsKI,tl8 years.
The fatally injured:
Miss Gusta Wolf, 20 years.,
The others Injured will recover.
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PoLlcY sADER sHoI.
Negro in Chicago Murders Maa.-M.ho.

Negro in Chicago Murders .M.an..Nvho.
Was Prosecuting the Players.
New York, June, 1s.-Cnacssaa s'l.s1lla e.
Farland of the Anti-Policy society Was.
shot and killed today in the crin9inaI
court building .bT;4 Nilliam Spencer, "a
negro, who! was about TO he, piagsd$a.l
trial on charge Of Violating thee anti
policy law.
the. AntfsPolfcy u yass u r ,Nss sii Isl si..::ssSTasI;
byeSpencer: hit Philip L. Bray, also, j
alelabere ofssthe Society," fniifettSs n sd
slight wound. Thesalsgro told the. ,ss5-
lice Macfaflanh MAS l~eiiinBsaatlies ap9us
bin. aFaegcsse.Nas ;allflost fshn hhfaaa ola e9as
taken before the grand jury, and III iass
than two hours after the death Of Mai
fEaarland spence had been indicted fofa
murder n$tha II sSst.usgree. t
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WILL NOT y A

|. ~ Is, aN,s 4 IEls}..,16a .,I 90 9. q AEsllA = 3 {.
don sNt 1T 6Pss IN Net sBEasssieegges iTIaraagedy
Can u. lave esSu.ohgaf Result.
Pndons. .JrneS12ss7---TIhe tragedFin the
zee ct BELGRADE. marking the, latest
buttons which have convulsed Ser.
Efrofnmtin,es time during the past
6ury sais,s@not tregardedsin. diplomatic
Yes in London as likely to lead to
Strsss@i s.laid GnsftlleSaunpopulafl
ri KING ssaXlsxander SINCE his siEaG
E II ellllaaSI Irtsasga tEE,sssSss MIX sFst s&tst
Engas4AI Il nd eslrsssssss1lceeeesass1 q sR!IsSp1es
y F3srsiAaIIeaess6Gf III aid,
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MAY GET TOGETHER.
Miners and Operators Trying to Adjust
Their Current Differences.

Scranton, Pa, June 16.-The United
Mine Workers convention, called for
the purpose Of taking action on the re-
District Presidents Fahey, Nichols and
Dettrey as the miners representatives
on the Cancellation board, was called to
order this morning. President Mitchell
was chosen chairman.
Numerous conferences are being held
between the miners leaders and the
representatives of the railroads, and
the board of Cancellation, which are be-
ileved to be for the purpose Of bring
Ing about an amicable adjustment Of
he present differences.
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IN NEW YORK NEXT.
Postal Scandals of Sensational Char.
acter Are Looked For There.

New York, June le.-Develop1nents Of
great infslsgtt il the invsst;gatllon Of
here this week. Many inspectors sent
on from: Washington, pursued their.in-
quiries with evident haste all day yes
.terday and signs, are many that a cri-
sis is soon to come. iRunors OF action
by the grand jury, and Of impending
arrests, We're discussed yesterday in.
hotel corridors and wherever politi-
clans gathered and talked postoffice
matters, the political moment of which
they. recognize fully, The federal
grand jury for the. June term meets
Friday and rumor5 has it that svariouss
presented to it then.
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WILL BE. DISSOLVED.
Report That Northern ssc.ulirllttiea ION
pany Will Quit and Give Back
ss.s 5sS.t I'll Railroad tocks,,ss4:sss as

Chicago, June 15.-A Chronicle New
York special says the Northern Secur-
tiles will soonsbe voluntarily
dissolved, 2 tae 4Great Northern and
distributed among the stockholders
The suits against it will be defended
perfunctory way to the end, OFF
Gals of the onipa NY refused tosssdeily
Or confirm the observation-disclosures North
ern Securities company was formed
YtihTa capital Of $780, OO, 900 to controi
the two roads and settle the fight be-
tween this. ..Rocke lIer-Gould-Harri-
man interests on one side and the Hill.
MQrgans intereStS on the other. Ea#
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FATHER or o..
Farmer Who Amassed Wealth and
Raised Big Family Is Dead.

HaIsed Big Family Is Dead.
Mishawaka, Ind, June 1G.-John
Landgraf., aged IS, and for sixty years
a resident of this section, Is dead. He
had amassed wealth through incessant
labor and .self-deniai. He was theta
thers of tWenty-three children. twelve
by his first wife and eleven by the wife
surviving him. To each son and daugh-
ter he gave q check for $1,000 on the
day Of marriage. S5i
The aged farmer had three narrow
escapes from1a violent death. Once he.
was taken from q disused and gaseous
vault into which he had fallen acct
dentallygaf On another occasion he was
seriously burned,.ands in,.the third in
stance he was rescued from hogs who
We're gnawing his flesh after he had
tainted and fallen into the pen while,
about to feed the animals. IN d
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WILL GO TO THE LIMIT.
But Roosevelt Will Not Violate Inter.
national Comfy in Massacre Affair.

Washington, June 16.-The executive
committee Of the Independent Order of
BNai Birth today waited on Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Secretary Hay and
made representations to them regard
ing the massacre of Jews at Kishenef
and the treatment of Jews in Russia
generally.
The president and secretary prom
ised that everything the executive
could possibly do without violating the
principles Of international comfy
would be done, but neither was able
to make n definite promise beyond
this, which was accepted as satisfac-
tory.
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SAFE EXPLODED
Fifteen Persons Hurt in u Duluth
4lIheater. .iEsss

Duluth, Mimi, June 16.-Fifteen per-
sons in the audience attending a per-
formance in the :Lyceum theater were
painfully injured by the premature ex-
plosfon in a scuttle of coal of a, blank
cartridge used in the second actsof the
comedy to simulate the blowing up
a a Pieces of flying coal and tin
cut and bruised the faces Of number
of people in theafront row and a gem
eral stampede for the doors was mar
-row,ly averted by the presence of mind
of a few. f
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Causes Of Revolution.

M. Mijatovich, servian minister at
London, said there were many causes
leading to the revolution. A large sec
ton Of the people We're greatly dissat-
isfied with the tendency OF King Alex
ahder to eliminate the radical element
from the government, and by the con
slant runors OF his intention to APP
point Queen Draga's brother, Lun-
Jevitza, heir apparent, In addition the
queen was disliked by the people who
We're also intensely outraged at the
recent suspension of the constitution.
The minister did not anticipate the
changes would result in internecine
strife or in any real dangers t o the
country. He also related a curious in
cident. He said that a month ago he
was present at a c~lairvoyant's seance
at which a letter written by the muir
dered king was handed to the clairvoy-
ant, who Immediately became violently
agitated and proclaimed that King
Alexander would be assassinated very
shortly, and Eel depicted the scene
which appears to have been enacted at
the palace last night.
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T~EEEGRAPHERSz B0NGOi.

Observation-Disclosures tp PlanttsKy8a
s.E essSystems for DissrifninaatHioln sss Ms
ss,.as.s & sssfsFss,g AAsafnstslEtt l lSs y IN, St5
ssgsahiaago,saJ Sa51 55ss54TT essAxsR
Observation-Disclosures a aeSltxX3gsaAg
bsyeottaons thee Santa Fesrailr6aassfn
c~ircaiar':sto1 sttef u passengessss
agents. of other roads the ~telsgIrapheTi
fgedght.4T he trouble dates hack n
1880, WheikS fheasoperHtoTs ttrudK aRHAlSaass
lastal II aSa3 Aia&AS
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TO- r RUSSIA.

Eastern View Of the Showing oflAmer.
lean NayallPowers in Orient.
Pekin, June-rl5---The dowager en-
press today received Rear Admiral
Robiey D.. Evans, commando IN chief
OF the UnitedtStates 5Aslatic f1eet,,3and
his staff. Altthe far eastern lnewspa-i
pers infer. the assembling Of the Amer
lean squadron 6at Che Foo IS for the
purpose of increasing aRussia.W aIfiz5
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Winter Wheat Fair.

Winter Wheat FAR.
The average condition Of winter wheat
on June / was S2.2, as compared with 92.6
on May /, 1903. 76.1 on June !, 1902, SIS at
the corresponding date In 1901 and a ten
year average of 79.1.
The following table shows the compare
tive average for the ten winter wheat
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Secretary Devine Of the great New York
though the fact is not widely known in
this state. He has been engaged in uni-
versity extension, social settlement and
charities work in eastern cities for a num-
Der of years. He graduated from Cornell
college, Mt. Vernon, and Immediately went
east for graduate university work. He
has had remarkable success In his field,
and is today one Of the country's authors
ties in his one realm of investigation,
while his writings and addresses are wide
ly used In Europe.
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Is regarded as being most acceptable
g the people. He raj pretender to the
throne for many years and was born.
in Belgrade in 1916.
The universal anxiety of the govern
ments Of Europe for peace Is advanced
as a reason why the Seryian situation
Is not likely to lead to complications.
should these unexpectedly arise, how
ever, official circles think the Austro-
hungarian army will Immediately
march into Servia and restore order.
This eventually is considered improb-
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o r Il 4 YOUNGSTOWN

9epors to New York Charities on FIooe
Sufferings at Kansas City.
Kansas City, June 16.-Edward T. De-
vine, general secretary of the Charity
Organization society Of New York, left
today for Denver after having made q
critical inspection of the flooded dis
trict around Kansas City. He de-
scribed the conditions at Armourdale,
which received the brunt of the flood
here, as worse than those following the
floods at Johnstown and Galveston. He
has wired Mayor Low at New York that
immediate aid in the largest quanti-
ties possible will be required to allie
viate the distress Of sufferers quartered
in Kansas City Kan.
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AN OCEAN c%OURTsHlP.
Omaha Girl Weds Captain Of Ship on
Which She Saited, at Voyaae,sEn nd.

= 0a'6SI!3 q VUyd9e S.EHu.
New iYors, - June 516s--. Miss Pauline
Schroeder Of Omaha, has become the
bride Of Capt. Frank w. irvine OF tie,
senaca. Miss Schroeder went aboard
the Senacas at Campico, Mexico,.Where
She had been. on a visit to her father.
and brother. Ii and the Captain met
for the first time en the voyage to New
York, where they We're married when
the Ship reached port. ~ $3.50,
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THE KINGS ACT.

ne Story Says He Killed the Queen
and Then Himself.
Berlin, June 12.-The Frankfort zeit-
ng. in it's version of the tragedy at
degrade, says that when the troops
ptered the royal bedroom King Alex
nder seized a revolver, shot the queen
nd then killed himself. Fl bS i.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-11
is WELL HIDDEN
President Roosevelt Has So Far
Kept Nicely Out of
Sight.
DEPTHS OF YELLOWSTONE
Best Information That Comes is That
He is Enjoying Him.
self.

Cinnabar, Mont, April 11.-Secretary
Loeb has received no word from Presi-
dent Roosevelt. The president is in
the mountains at q camp forty miles
from his headquarters. When he start
ed for this place it was his intention
to remain there for number of days,
and possibly week. Snow fell in the
vicinity in which the president has
gone, but the fall apparently was not
heavy John Burroughs, the naturalist,
did not accompany the president, as
he was suffering from a slight cole
Is Enjoying Himself.
This has about disappeared nov,
and it is Burroughs intention to join
the president today. While Burroughs
will be with the president off and on
during his stay in the park he will not
accompany him On all of his trips.
The president is studying animal and
plant life in the park and is enjoying
himself there.