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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
RING FARES WELL
AT CRESCENT CITY.
tBy Associated I'ress.)

.4tBys Associated I'ress)
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 22.-Silrcr Mead
ard Lizzie Jack Horner We're tho winning
.a.Sp.ltes to-day. The other winners car
ssp4 bit little money, and tho ring Jared
Ws3t, SpIamary.
seirs- ,upe-2 year old lilies, six fur
iorgs-siEvc- Mead u to - FIRST, Tros-
SACKS q 10 :, second, Tribune go TO u
ct.irG li.ne i:i5.
second .ace-ave furIongs-L!ttle Jack
t.Io,Eaer I'll 10 81 first, Sadduccc az to %
Rseqa6. soco.ido g 10 y third. Time
100 10.
'aa9rd -ace--seyen furlongs--Card!nal
tpolsey q 10 8 arat Dutiful teven) sec
t-sd, ssttncer!aa 80 to j third. Time
i:2y
Fourth .sce-iwo year ods. five and a
half turiongs-Low Cut 20 TO y first.
falkland @ 10 y second, Short Cake
q 10 :, third. Time 100 10
PATH lace- selling. mile and five fur
!eass- sidney Sabbal Is to d first, Stone
wall az TO il second Hayward Hunter
G. 10 p ;hird. Time ESQ.
SIXTH race-ilye and half furlongb-
Nj. Pickwick III to - first, ralhouet
&c 10 o second. Responsive ur0 TO u
third. Time i:Gs rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
Leaves From Varina Grove.

Special 10 Tho Times Dispatch,
VARINA GROVE. Va. December, "a
There will be q Christmas entertainment
at Four Mile Creek Baptist Church on
Friday evening OF this week
Mrs. John Caldwell and children. Of
Varina, have gone TO their Northern home
for the holidays.
Miss Pierce has returned 10 Ee"stead
after u short visit III Richmond.
Miss Terry will spend Christmas with
her aunt at Dutch Gap.
Colonel Gregory has recently purchased
a farm and will build in the early spring.
Miss Baker Of OHIO, will spend some
days during the holidays with Miss Liz
zic Gouger.
Mrs. Charles McCoull VIII spend the hol.
days with her sister. Mrs. Kendall, in
Baltimore, L.
Miss Page Pierce, of the Farmville
Normal will spend the Christmas with
her sister, Mrs. Herbert Burke.
Mr., Karl Cornwall, who lately left the
nelghllorlood, writes that he Is taking les
sons on the practical side OF the oil bus.
mess IN the mountains of West Vir.
| ginia,
Tho friends of Mr.. Al. Cornwall will b.
glad TO know that he il improving rapid,
In health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Effort Will be Made to Learn
How Letters Got Out.
Rv Associated Tres

4 SEW YORK. Dec 22,--The hearing in
the Urited States shpbuilding receiver
Slip proceedings was postponed to-day
until tomorrow because of the Illness
Of Counsel Untermyer, of the suing bond
holders Before adjournment, Mr., Guth-
.rie, counsel for Schwab and others, call.
nd the examiners attention TO the pub.
LEGATION Of the Alexander letters and tele.
grarns and declared It contempt OF
court, He asked that an INQUIRY be made
rs 10 who gave out the communications
a:r. Mailman. associate counsel with
Mr., un,ermyer, resented any insinuallon
that he,or Mr. Untermyer had anything
to do with giving publicity to these COM
!aNncatlons, saying there were mnn>
copies Of them In existence, and they
couIn be easily obtained After some
further discussion between counsel, 4
MAS agreed they should cooperate In al
effort TO learn who gave out the com
FOUNDATIONS N question.
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In fact, the Constitution II this regar,d, ls
self executing, aud requires ,,o leglsa !.
tive enactment to give lts provlaions f y
and effect. Tho debates Will show that
tho purpose bf the convention was to
cover tho whole subject and to prevent
interference OH the part OF tho Legisla.
t,,rc, and Wills the passage ofsa proper
bill cannot injuro II may not Improve the
situation, becuAtsc the Constitution NJ
rtady covers tho wholo subject, Bivitls
to the State Corpora ton Commission tne
fullest authority and tho h1nplest means
Of enforcing the same.
As nm now chairman OF the SENATE
Committee for. Courts Of Justice, ana
hays heon for q good many years, thinK
II luvolves on INC to make Tins state''
merit, even~tl1ought It must he done from
my sick bctl,S to relieve the committee
from un imputation. whicl, has never
before been cast upot It, Of withholding
acton Upon any n,cust,1e retel1eu 70 y
fos. consideration. Norl WOULD. ! ask tne
rlhllcatlohNof this commandments NY.
Duke had confined tho cxnression Of Ills
views and reolingsto the Hoi1e Or Dele
gates, Of which body he Is Il mem Dor iie
has made a. Statement for pupllca !,
however. which does tho Senate sion q:
lniticc great injustice. and this \, reply
should he iEiV6r- as large u circulation rs
T
9:s "a BUSY COMNtGTrEl5.f 7,
t,tfore closing ! dosre TO add that the
bills coming from tile Revision Commits
too several hundred In ntirnhei, were,
with few, exceptions, sent to the Sei1nto
C,ot,D}ttee for Courts Of Justice; wheth-
CT. The same originated IN tho senate e or
iii The HQuso Of Delegates. Some q t Z! ~
bills were reported 'aftor tho cxan M q.
ton OF the Revision Commit tee' -ahd tn u,
statcme ut byR-thcm that! they were - ~
l,1oners shape but others were cuEelIuily
given when requested. No committee
ever aid more work in Il given time, ana
1t has simply been impossible TO- 40 moro
than has, been, accomplishment "a. ~ E;
So fnl. as concerns the ability ot#tlllo
sIx me, composing the Revision Commits
lee, I agree With, Mr., Duke, but 1 VIII
stntc that not orc 4of them, $50 far; as y. l
mn Informed thinks the bills .unuol, con-
sideration should DO passed VII houtft ~
DIE opportunity for hearing al Part1ss
Interested nd,'careful consld eration': =
Is certain that two members OF the he-
vision Committee. who are also mem b l J
~ ihr senate Committee for Courts OF
Justice, arc III entire accord with TINS $
committees action In the premises; ana
II an sure that, with this statement, ne
neople Of Virginia will DO satisfied that
tic tie course pursued by the Senate CONF
rnittcc has been sthe proper one, and &fof
tho best interests Of the State at large ,,
Tho failure to- adjourn can accomplish e.
good to no Individual, nor to- the .Gon.
monwealth, and the Inevitable result 9
tho attitude assumed by the. Rouse ~
Telcpates is that 1t will cost the state
~ Virginia about 5000 or s70o day
In the payment Of salaries, which Al: are n ''t
earned, .M s,
a Very respectfully, :, z II
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y n Il
said lie desired to take back tho Dcthle-s
hem stock. returning to the shipbulldlnE
Company the bonds and stock he had RI
cclved. s4sa stt
Mr.. schwab adds:a"I was then and have
ever since been and am now able and
willing to return all the securities received
4 b. me or by Nlessrs. Morgan g. Co. and
t. rescind the whole transaction, and 1
Elrcby tender tho same for that pur.-
rtse.'' His proposal was not accepted.
Mr. schwab concludes: AS to the
charges in the cross bill that I acted IN
couslon with the reorganization commit.
tee .pf the 8shlpbuildlng company ~ an
attempt to force the Insolvency OF said
company, aud to wreck It, aver that
such charges are not only false and ma
l!cious but were made without jnstltica-
tion and in disregard Of facts we'll known
to the cross complalrnnts.'
Mr.. schwab closes lis defense BY deny
Ing every Charge Of fruud, n,isdolng aln1!l.|
unlawful conibina ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
TORPEDO BOAT HURT
IN A COLLISION
(Ey Associated Press,)

icy Associated Press)
NEW YORK, Dec g. IT he til edo boat
,yinslow was In collision with the ferry
boat America In the East River to-day
The hull Of the ferry boat was stove
In and the torpedo boat was also INJURED
The Iyiuslow WA starting for Newport.
hui al once put back to the navY-yardd
which was reached without assistance
,rhe ferry boat, which was crowded With
messengers. began to I'LL rapidly. AZ
she was nearest the Manhattan shore
her ca rtnln turned her around and man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
Railway Casualties.

In the year ending June 10th last, the
railways in ais country carried 7ll,el7,.
BIO passengers. or these 81 were killed
"a rate OF ,o00i5 per 1903, Those killed
~ train accidents were l6i a rate Of
coos per l'VN Inc total number OF GIN.
p!oyes WAS l,S53.22i. OF these sea wcre
killed, rate OF 2,a2 per 1900 and 1,2,1
were killed In train accidents, "a rate OF
IS per 1000 There was total Increase
In deaths OF 2aEAengefa over 1863 Of
eighteen, and In deaths oil employ.g,-
from all carSes-of 635.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
New Virginia Bank.

(Erom our Regular Correspondentl ~
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 222,-Tfe
Comptroller Of the Currency announces ,.
today that the application to organize
tho First National Banlsof Gate Guy
Va, has been approved.
The capital stock OF the new bank -
So, COO. Tho directors are !. =. kanc.
p, W. Bevins, w, Smith. r 7, Mcdonald.
q w. Stcphcnson and j. z. Corns. .a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
TOMLINSON NABS HIM.
A, S. Colyer Brought Back to
, Richmond to Answer Charge.

(From our Regular CorreSpondenLJ
WASHINGTON, y. c., Dec, 92,-Cap-
tain A, n Tomllnson. CHIEF OF dc,.:c-
lives Of Richmond, returned to tina, city
to-day. having In charge a. 8, Colyer,
who Is wanted for passing a worthless
check on tho manager Of the Jefferson
for s2lo.25 some time ago Colyer completed
a term to-day for similar oftenHc in
this city. The Richmond detective WAS
on hand and nahbed him when, the doors
Of the Jail We're opened III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
aged to reach the Grand street pier in

aged to reach the Grand Street pier IN
New York.
ia the bow Of tho Winslow Is a hole
fourteen Inches In diameter. and tho bow
is badly twisted and bent. When she
reached the pnyy-yard the torpedo BOAT
was leaking badly, and has been docked
for repairs. She was commanded ps'
Lieutenant Charles p. Nelson. ana man
ned by crow Of forty men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
FORMAL APOLOGY
MADE BY GOVERNOR
(By Associated Prcss,)

Attarian, the naturall7, American clti.
whose arrest By th9 Tuex ons 1 paTIs
r. leave Alexandretta, has been liberated.
T II ~ Governor Of Alexandretta to-day y,
tmnde an official call upon United states
Consul Davis, and formally apologlzse,aS
Admiral Cotton left here tonight on th9
United States cruiser San Francisco FOL. to1
J It, Aaa ,b5+
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
COLLYER BROUGHT BACK.
Charged With Working on Bad
Check on Jefferson Hotel.

Captain Tomlinson came back from
Washington last night, bringing With
iN.cnarged with working of q bad check
on the jefferson Hotel, Colyer has just
',hished term In the Washington work
mouse for a similar crime in that city
q He was locked UP at the Second Station,
md wy appear before Justice Crutch-
lleld this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
DEATHS.

ctiEEMi;HfAu kIIdrr Of the iats Eiward chen-
sr, MN Ab1sr M Map'xf ~ j z eqsR ''lX ",
n ma ,e UNCONSTITUTIONAL sf ssS ";
leaves 1ns d,lghtsr Mtn, ApMsr! rhs Snsuit
syAPI's stersba Sss4 and also oas slssr Mrs.
MSors. 81 t,n,n tMn sre.ldsnrs "WEDNESDAY
d, ' s:S q clock h. ~. Burial IN hanry cs'Ae'
terry.
- ,rr .-.pal, yesto,day rnornlns.S LsrSlnscr
w. lS65. at o'yioek A. NJ n hYsr
Ssoys a' Wify Sot1,sSrsp Vgaack IN tpe eighty
third yhar ni ~, sf ssks Mae. wlsI,Nlstl,AY
i Xxx \ s:T,f,H III % Wiclock from, ypan
sna ypnssllGRslI, oa Sahss IN sssaisa'ntansss
~ m ,stIssnectiuly InYiisd W GtssA4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
Mr.. Cassell Here,

Mr.. J. A CasGell. assistant 10 the pres.
dent OF the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road, was in the city a few hours yestcr-
day morning, He GANG in on the Sea-
pOaru Air Line. and left on the Cannon
Ka! for Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
His Connection

After specifically denying any and
every charge OF fraud, unlawful combina-
ton conspiracy and wrongful act In his
connection with the affairs Of the Beth
lehem steel and United States shlpbuild-
Ing Companies. Mr.. schwab details the
history OF his relations With the two con-
cerns. After making a contract Tor the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
mr., SCHWAB FILES |. |: |
HIS ANSWER
Continued from First Pagc.)

Trust Company. or the directors Of the
ShIpbuilding Company, or Of the Steel
Company, or any associates Of mine, or
the Reorganization Committee or any Of
them, acted fraudulcntly or In bad faith
In the premises or for the purpose OF
destroying and wrecking the property Of
the Shipbuilding Company In the inter
ests Of my.clf or any associates Of nine
and deny that this suit Is brought at
tho instance OF the Reorganization Com
llitlce and myself or any associates Of
Milo for the purpose OF CARRYING out the
aforesaid or any other wrongful and
fraudulent plan and scheme. or OF prof
itlng and taking advantage from the al
legged defaults occasioned BY any wrong.
ful or6isAudulent acts. to the injury OF
tho s;alpbu:d!ng Company, or tho bona
tde creditors. bondholders or stockholders
Of the S.spbuilding Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23

purchase Of the entire capital stock OF
tho Bethlehem Company, Lewis Nixon
and D. Leroy Dresser asked him 70 ull-i
tlcrwrltc s0.00o.O00 first mortgage bonds
al the United States Shipbuilding Com
pany.
on this matter, lie continues: Nixon
and Dresser Informed me That the prop.
critics wcro OF great value, that they had
been appraised by competent appraisers
that the profits had boon certified by PUBS
lie accountants and that IN their opinion
after careful Investigation. the figures
mentioned In the prospectus were safc
ord conservative" In view OF this MI.
schwab took the underwriting. upon the
same terms as other underwriters, pro-
yIding the new company would give pre-
ference to tho Steel Corporation IN pur'
chase OF materials,
on June 10, 1902. Messrs. Nixon and
| dresser told Mr.. schwab they wished e
acquire the Bethlehem Steel COMPANY IN
order to transfer It to the ShpbulldlnG
Company, making payment therefor ~
bends and stock Of the new company
They offered sl0,0o0,000 each Of bonds,
| preferred and common general stock,
Illness Followed.
This deal concluded Mr.. Schwnb's "
ness followed, and he was absent from the
| United states until March II. 1908 Upon
| IN, return he found The shlpbullding Com
rany In financial difficulties and learned
for the first time that many OF the repre-
sensations IN the prospectus OF the ships
building plants were false, When reor-
gun!zatlon was proposed, Mr.. SchwaD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23

. 'g q 4 ID p y d d . z
!" Every man is odd but
we can tit him.
STORE OPEN TILL z p. M /.
For $500 we can Give him
q better suit, better cloth, 1T
and style than the average
tailor will make at $2B.
It is better because made
by worknlen who are more
com petent and better paid
than any work1n elltthe aver
ade tailor can secure.
Other Suits at prices rang
ing from $500 to $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
BAD ACCIDENT.

Mr.. John Pnaup, we'll known works
man at the Southern Shops, was struck
by a yard engine yesterday morning
uhout Z o'clock. His leg was crushed so
that It had to be amputated. This was
done by DR.. w. r. Merchant, Mt the Re-
treat, where Mr., Phaup was carried after
the accident, He was reported as get
ting along as well RS possible last night,
Mr.. Phaup ls we'll known In Manches-
ter. He lives at No. 81 IL West Clay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23

This popular organization will meet
on Christmas Eve night at the residence
OF Miss Allie Sharp, on Ninth Street. A
supper will be given and the usual fess
tivitlcs will be INDUCED In. Mr. 0. z.
Ray Will cater to the wants OF the club.
RATHER WATERS AWAY.
Rev. Father Waters, Of Sacred Heart
Church, Is at his old home. in Roanoke.
Ho will. return. showever.fin' time FOR the
Christmas services at Sacred Heart
Church. The services will be at o, and
IL. aa w M =. ~ - ----
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23
ROYAL ARCANUM.

ROYAL AFCANUhl
Manchester Council elected the follow
Ing officers last night: p. r., ]. y Gar
nett: Regent, ". r. Bcattie; Y. r.. E. B.
Dunford; Secretary. &. p. Gary; G., F.. T..
Duval Treasurer. j. H. Patteson; Guard,
b. r. owen, Jr.; I. s., j. II. Purdy; Q. S..
Charles Burkert, Priest, a Royal; Chap
lain, Asbury Tatum; Trustees, III. G.
Eeattie. A. Royal, q. L. :Adamson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23

-. an SUNDAY HCFII)UL UFTICEES. n "
y 1t tho meeting of the members " the
sunday sohool CT HalnArldgo Street Bap-
list Church the following officers were
tandent. John u, Usz: Assistant superln-
5lendent, Mr.. Jones; Secretary, B.. O.. Num-
nally; Assistant Secretary. g, A. Was-
kins; Treasurer. III. l., dykes; clrganist.
Mis-. Ruth Brands Assistant orsan's''
Ai!Np Eguula Brown. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-23

NE21W FAPER Mill.
Within the next week OF; SO work will
begin on the new paper factory to be
built in the First Ward. Tile Ward COM
rnitteo of Council has already reported
favorably upon tho plan, and IT,, pro
jectors OF the scheme have slgnified their
Intention Of at once starting work. Tho
building will DO a two-story affair or
Coo
, 1903-03-06
To the Mayor, and Council of the Borough

To the Mayor and Council of the Borough
OF Wildwood, New Jersey.
Gentlemen:4I have the honor to sub
init the result of my audit of the books
4 of b.. ". Van Horn, Borough Collector
and Treasurer, and find the following err
rors: The Collector has charged himself
twice, with s45.51, the amount of Chas.
! H.. 'Mickel's tax for 1901, and has also
charged himself twice. with $46.06 the
amount Of the grading and graveling as
; Fl sessment on J. Albert Harris property
!, for 1901. . a.
The Collector has paid out the sum of
5000 for stamps and releases, which,
.twith the above amounts, makes the sum
Of $f21.S7, for which he should be given
orders.
y would recommend tina the Borough
~ CoIleotor's books be balanced every
: month by him, instead of being permit
Ted to run for a year. l would also sug-
- gsst that different colored orders be used
by the Borough Clerk for the various ac-
counts, with the names of the accounts
printed thereon, instead of the white or
'ders which are now used for all ac-
'4eoupts. This would tend to simplify the
4 bookkeeping very greatly.
- Respectfully submitted,
- r. PENN SMITH.
~ Wildwood, N. j., March 3, 1903.
"a 49,. Il. V. VAN HORN,
Borough Collector.
, 1903-03-06

1902.
March 6, George Ferris. ..&..N.. $500
April /. George Ferris :. i. $500
April %, George Ferris. +. -. $500
May q, George Ferris :. .. ...... $500
June 10, George Ferris &. -. 25.00
August 3, George Ferris -. -. $500
August q, George Ferris. 25.0G
September %, George Ferris 25.0O
October p, George Ferris :. -. 25. 90
November "a. George Ferris -. 25 90
December %, George Ferris -. 300
1903.
February 3, George Ferris 49,. 300
, 1903-03-06
CERTIFICATES REDEEME

Jan. 10, Union Nat. Bank, Lewis
burg. Pa, No. 3 .,.......t...... $4,000
Jan. 10, b. H. Shearer, No. / -. 10000
Jan. 10, Tradesmen's Bank, Vine
land, Nos. ?, s and 8 -. $4,000
Jan. 10, Laura G. Foote, No. IA 440:00
No. s.. ..a.....e..... :. -. 10000
Jan. 10, Margaret Worden, No. "a 40O.e0
Jan. 10, Bonds (see page 400 in
Clerks minute book .......... 10000
, 1903-03-06
LIGHTING.

March It. West Jersey Flee. Co. $140.4 70
April 1, West Jersey Elec. Co =. 1902
May Is. West Jersey Elec. Co !. 140.12
Tune 10, West Jersey Elec. Co. 140.4 ~
July 10. West Jersey Elec. Co +. 21S.41
Aug. 5. West Jersey Elec.- Co i. 21S.if
Sept. S, West Jersey Flee, Co {. PISA
Oct. 8, West Jersey Elec. Co -. 21S.41
Nov. "a, West Jersey Elec.s Co 204.13
Dec. %, West Jersey Elec. Co !. F.. 204.f3
1908.
Feb. 3 West Jersey Eleo. Co 21e.S4
-
, 1903-03-06
DISTRICT AND INTEREST.

1902. "
Vineland. $500, ..........- $3.50
March /, Thorne D.. Hallett ... 1900
March l. r. Crosse go. ....... :. ..42.0O
April 1, John & Mary Hoefer 5000
isburg, Pa -. -. 1000
April l., p. j Ladd 80. -. -. 1900
April l. W. G. Gross +..:... 1900
April %. Savings Bank. Cumber-
! land Co, Bridgeton 49,. :, -. 800
May 1, w G., Gross ...,,... 15.00
May !, e. Ctesse .s......... 1900
II. j.. -. :. ,..' -. 500
MAY !, r. Crosse -. -. 1900
MAY /, Thorne d. HAllett =. .. '21.6O
june 2, A, II. Semb6war 49,. $3.50
June 2, Laura G. FDote .. ..,.... 51.0
June 2, Jane IT. Moves. -. .... $500
June 2, r.. Crosse. ...... 1900
, 1903-03-06
BOROUGH HALL IMPRovEMEl

August %, j. N. costill. 80. $4,000
November !, j, N. Cost1lI. -, 2S07 n |
September 1, j. N. Costill, f. 5S1.50
July l. j. N. Costill. ............ 5O0.0 90
, 1903-03-06
DIRECTIONS

Feb. 8, errors in duplicate ........ So.
Feb. 3, Chas. H. Mickel's tax, 1901
- amount charged twice. As.
Feb. 3, ]. A. Harris G. and G.. as -
sessment charged twice. -. 49,
$eb-' B. Collectors bill against
Borough for stamps and re-
leases. . i. ......... ........ 80;
, 1903-03-06
19OO TAXEs
COLLECTED FOR INCIDENTALs.

and March ................. =. $1O.5O
Mrs. IL. Law. sewer rent 80. -. $50
Jr. o. u. A. M, April and May 700
Lamp and frame $500. ........ 100
,Jr. o. U. A. M, September ...... 3.50
Discount on lime -. -. 80. rs
.Jr. o. U. A. NJ, rent, October $50
Election expenses, Cape May Co. $3.50
Jr. o. u. A. M, rent, Nov, Dec. 100
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-09
NEIGHBoRHOOD SCRAP
GIVEN AN AIRING IN COURT

Charles and Della Dickinson APP
peared before Justice Schroeder this
morning on a warrant for assault and
battery preferred by Mrs. Weaver. \
change of venue was taken to Justice
Schriver's and Mrs. Dickinson was
fined So and costs. \ counter suit
was filed by the DickinsonS in Justice
JOhnson'S court. change of venue
was taken to Justice Cleland's court.
where a hearing will be had tomor-
row. The affair had its inception in
a little personal difference Sunday
morning.
The team and rig belonging to
Kautz & Moeller's livery stable that
was stoEen in Davenport Sunday
night was found yesterday on the
Coal Valley road south of Moline.
where it had been deserted by the
thieves. 1t was in good condition eX-
cept that the horses showed the eff
fects of having been driven hard. 1t
develops that there is strong proba-
bility that the parties that took the
outfit also burglarized small store
kept by O. T.. Shelley near Prospect
park in South Moline yesterday morn
ing. A couple of dollars in change
and some canned goods constituted
the main portion Of the loot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-09

DIT Hobbs spsragus Pills cure all kidney Ills. Sam
ele Il 70, Add. Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or n.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-06-09
Dang'r Hgt. Change

River forecast for Is hours ending 5
a. m. Thursday. June II. 1908: The
Mississippi will fall at a slightly in
creased rate between Dubuque and
Muscatine.
The stage of water was 1900 at a.
IN. and at noon. and the temperature
at noon was 20.
The steamer Dubuque will not ar
rive in the city on schedule time Wed
ncsday. The boat had both stacks
torn off by being swept against the
Merchants bridge in St. Louis. The
boat will stay there tn the food sub
sides
The accident will delay the boat
one day only, word to that effect hav-
ing been received by lamont & Son,
the local agents, today. The steamer
Quincy viii be out TO start on her re
turn from ST. Louis juno -. The
Diamond 10 line viii run an excursion
TO ST. Louis ON account of The saen-
gerfest.
The Il. ID. Kendall and the +. Rut-
ledge brought down logs. The Ruth
and Winona were also down and the
Lydia Van SAINT and j. w Van SAINT
and the Ninona went north.