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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-28

Durbibnitt 8eiieres leiiten, ats Die
2eute BON % Sabrer. als &lalie BE,
trahtet. sd miiroe elmer BiQ,
tDel@e oert alten 8eamteu pbre Weis
tere8 ben Stubf pDr bic Tare iebt,
auf oas @nergiimite ppppnieren."
Senator 8erfins, Der 8Drlibenoe
oe8 giuiloienits 9omit68. an neldes
Die Bin, ioGte lie I'M 6auie paiIieren,
Dermteien peroen miiroe, fpnitas
tierte NIT arDBter Beitimmtbeit, baB
oteIelbe I'M Senat niental8 pnG1ieren
fDnne.
&epraientant @ittett bot bic 8iu,
wie oeriidert miro, eiQentli9 nur
als einen nSibler" einsebraht. UNI
ST. errtltteln, wie man iih I'M 8onz
ereB 81 Der Sbee elmer Benftonierune
Der altgeoienten 8enmteu lteGen
piroe. Ser DRUID, peld)er BON
9eiten Der Department : glerfs, int
Sntereiie elmer gipiloienit : 8ens
liDnieruna ousgeibt nproen lit, 10
bat fth @iIett aeduBert, 1T nit Der
Belt 10 frdfti9 gemDrben, oaB &c aez
ataubt BAT, es iei paIieno. einen
Ddrnpfer auf5uieben. @iaett bdlt
nidts Uon @ioifpeniiDner. neil er
bet Gniidt lit, baB Die Dienite. tuets
DIE DDn Departements @lerfs 1eleiitet
perben. niht in oielelbe Glaiie nit
ben DtenIten pDn Nrnlees unb Ma=
rine : Sffisieren geiteIt peroen tDne
men, neil Elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tueoer @efabren ausaeiebt lit, uie
iene, nod audi auBeroroentlibe
9ienite, fir tuelhe cine ungewDbnz
lide 8elobnung beanlprudt meroen
f6nne, feiitet; er meint. roenr Elm
Departement 6 glert etpas ipariam
lebe, lei CT i'm Stanoe. 10 piel su ers
iibrigen. baB CT ben &eft ieines See
bens, nadoem er gu alt fir bic See
i0rguna BET @eihaFte GepDroen,
Qusfommer fDuue
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-28
9ie beati@e Slnttemoorfage.

DaB cine neue SluttenuDrlage, oas
beiBt cine Gorlage, bic Dpm &eibss
tage abernals cine 8ermehrune Der
beutihen &riegsaotte foroert, in Sidt
lit, oarf als ausgema1t gelten. Die
&e9ieruti9 tritt ben oariiber in Der
BreHe umlaufenoen Weloungen nidt
entaeaen, iie bat fid logan Bel ben
lebten 8eratunaen in Der 8uoaets
&ommiIfipn Des &eidstages in Qns
oeutungen bemegt, Die unnittelbar
barauf ldlieBen laiien. Nud iber
ben Snbalt 6teier neuer SlDttennDr,
lage iino bereits Gngaben erfDlgt, Die
feinen WiberIpru9 erfabren baben.
9anah miro Die neue SDrlaae oas
0aupt9etutht auf ben 8ou pDn
Standardization legett uno Den Bau
nDn &reuseru MIR nebenber bebaus
oeln. 0ah benz SlDttengeieb BON
II. SUM- 1900 betrdet Der 9glotter>
beitano 50 9inienihiHe. IA grUBe
50 fleine Greu5er. Der &egierungsz
enttpurf aber bate auBeroem cine
meitere Germebrung Der Iusfanbs=
1Dtte I'M 6 groBe uno 7 tleine &reu.
ger perlnnat. Betreffs bieler @biffe
mar es jebDh spifher Der &egteruno
uno Der 6eidlstaaSmebrbeit 81 elmer
Geritdnbiguua gefommen, pDnadj
Die 8egierung minoeitens bis gum
Sabre 1906 auf Die grfuuune bieier
Soroerung perSidten ponte. @enn
nun gelagt mirb, Die fDmmenoe Slot
tenpDrloge peroe oas 0auptaemiht
auf ben gan pon Standardization le=
gen. 10 beiBt bas: Die Heeieruna miro
Die eben ertpdhnte, i'm Sabre 1900
bertaate 5Droerung bon neltem erbes
ben; ite miro aber ftatt Der feds gro.
Sen Rrea5er iehs 2inienihiffe Oerz
langen. Gin 2inienibiff aber fuitet
etna iehs MiQiUnen Wnrt mebr als
Elm GROCER &reu5er. Salts Die reue
6lDttenuDr(aae IN bieIern Gimme ees
balten 1T, TO mirb man Die bisberigen
@rfabrunaen i'm ruililb : iapauilben
&rieae, bas uebereemidt, ba8 bic
Sapaner sur See bebaupter. bafir
DerantmDrtli1 MAIDEN miiilen. MQer.
oings bat es rif]t an Stimner ges
feblt, Die fanae, bepDr an ben 9eaens
tpartigen &rieg 81 benfen mar. cine
iolne ben Gusbau Der oeutihea 5tDtte
betreffenoe Wenoung D0rausIa9ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-28
stItersaremse fir 8esieranass
9inneStellte.

Die Bin BEG &epr1Ientanten Sill
let uun WaHahuletts, tpelde be-
ftimmt. oaB ale @eoierunQsonQe=
fteuten, tuelhe baS 70. Sabr erreis
den. Den 0ienft nerlaiien miilien,
bat niel &Dmmentar unter Witqlie.
bern beioer 6duier erreat. Cine be-
trd6tlihe DppDfitiDn got iih pDn
Derihieoenen Seiten oaQegen erb0=
ben, neil es grauiam eriheint. einen
Wann, ber uiele Sabre i'm 8erpal-
tungsoienft suaebradt uno babel
grau getpDroen, an bic SUIT su leben,
neil er Elm beftimmtes Nlter erreiht
bat, 9leihgiltie, Oh er i'm Stonoe
lift, feline @eibdfte tpeiter su beIor.
gen Doer nidt. Wean mar anfanas
geneiat. oieie Bill nid)t emit su neb.
men, aber lOpubl i'm 0aus pie i'm
Senat miro oieielbe in elmer @eiIe
beiprDben, nelde seiet, oaB in man.
hen &reiien ernftlih geelaubt miro,
cine oerartige WtaBreeel t6nne, tuenn
audi natiirlih niht in Der geqens
wartiaen SeIiiDn, 10 bod ipater
eintnal in &rtudeuna. eesDaen rper.
ben.
Senatpr 1euer, Der betaunHih
als Gbef bes departments oes Sns
neren grfnbruna i'm @retutiueoienIt
gebabt. lit Elm entihieoener @eoner
Der WaBreeel. Gin folder 8Drs
l6laa miro ben Senot nift obne
i6arfen aampF paifieren". bemertte
er tfr5ftH, tuern er iiberbaupt ourds
gebraht peroen tann. Sd babe
bic griabrung aemabt, utb eieIelbe
miro mir p0n eiuem ~erfobrenen Be
ontten, benz Gbef zines Departes
ment8 beitdti9t. oaB Die 2eute i'm
Utter BON uneefdbr 70 Sobren i'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-28
Cages Neaiefe,ten.
IN b.

Der &OnareB bat Die Bill, ruel<
DIE fir bic SertiaitelIung bes Sees
maaes nno Die 8erbeKeruno bes
6afens in @alpeitpn $500, 600 an.
meiit, an9enommen.
- SIN SluBtal bes MiIiouri, Dbers
balb ct. Souls, fiebt es bDfe aus.
@r0Be 2anoitreden iteben unter
8aiier uno $50 5amilien baben
flieben mIiien.
- Der Genat bat IiH abermals
aemeigert. ben Sarbigen grum als
8oGtoaettor in gbarleiton gu beitdz
tigen. @rum lit bereitS 5noei Sabre
i'm Wmte, fam aber fein Solair be-
sieben, oa ibm Die Beitdtieung pom
Senate fehlt. gS beiBt, Der Braiis
bent peroe i'm aberma[s ernenner.
SIM Observation-Disclosures oes
ROngreiies fano cine &ebeIdlabt
auil@en benz &epublifaner 2itttes
field oDn Maine uno benz Demofras
ten Wiqiams BON M2iiliIfippi ftott,
in melder ieoer Der Beioen Die Bps
litif ieiner Bartei peroeioiete.
8Dn Stem YDrt miro beridtet,
oaB Der profeilipneqe, aber barmluie
8ettler Qleranoer McGensie, Der
friber @lettriter mar, ben 8reis
BON $1,000 900 erbalten miro, Der fir
ben S@ub Der britten Sdieue ouf
ben elettriiden 0pdbabnen ausges
iebt pDroen mar.
8eal BON 3eraS bat i'm Ne'
prdientantenbauie cine Bin einge.
brabt. melde es itrafbar madt, in
1OptionS" uno .Sutures" in Baum
tuDae, SDpfen, @eisen, Mnis, 0as
fer. 8eis, Otebt, Sleiff, Sped &c.
gu ipefulieren.
Brdiioeut &oDIeoelt miro, uie
aus elmer 5uOerl6iigen Guelle uers
lautet, ben jebieen General 8Dtmeis
lter Senrb 6. Baene aus Ieinem
&abinett nerabldieoen uuo @euroe
9. @%Drtetpuu, ben Getretdr i'm 6an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-28
Die Se6tpeife Der Sereros

NOUUISlU lSttt tUCIttLCD UUL noSL
Mioi. @laIenapp's GAid1al befannt
1T, oerDHentliHt Die .&Dln. 8tg."
cine Nufieben erreaenoe 8uibrlft
BON einem 8tnobpefer Beamten,
Die cine MntpDrt auf manhe sSragen
giebt, inbem iie Die Sebler Der beutz
iben &fesFIbrung beleuhtet.
So miro ipesien oas ungladli9e
@eieht bel OnifDtOreru beidrieben
ano Damn aeia9t:
y@laIenapp's MiBerfolg, Der uns
Z Offaiere unb 20 Mann fofete, lit
ourh 5u aroBe 5orgloiigfeit uno
unteriddbung Des @eeners berbeiges
fibrt nproen. TDn 1893 bis in bic
auerlebte Belt biuein iinb BET ben
pielen G~rieesaiieen in DeutidsSuo
tpeit=Nfrifa abnlihe taftii6e Nebler
nDrgefomnter, nit ar0Beren Doer 9e>
rineeren 6pfern perfnipft. arieg
fiibren gegen @ingebDrene erforoert
mebr alS ibneioiges, utlentruegtes
| Draufgeben. Die operierenoe Sruppe
tiuB in erfter 2inie beriteben, ltd
Der eigentnmLiden &fesmeiIe Der
gingeb0renen arsupaiien, aemifiers
ntaBen feIbft tuie @inaebOrene 81
febten, b. 3. porfidtig anfdlei@en,
jeoe Dedung beniiben uno ben Seino
10 oiht ppr Die Miinbungen Der @es
tuebre f0nr1et laiien, Dab fir ieoen
SMuB earantiert perben fam. SD
rnad1t es rdnliG Der 0erero, 10 i0nz
ten aud uniere Sploaten poreeben.
SD babe in einem friheren @ee
fedte Die NIT uns u%erbinoeten Gin,
aeburenen raitlus. iiher ihieBenb
nUroringer iebeu, nber nt9t mie
Wenlhen, iDnoern kuie Banther, BON
8uf9 au 8uI@ triedeno. Seoen
Baum, ieoe 8Doenerbebung uno ie0e
Glippe ~beniibeno, TO parfen tie bIibs
ihueu ben @egner aus leiner Soft
tim, uro anuar Dbre aur eiuerl Wann
su perlierer, tpdbrenb bel un8 TDote
unb 1erpunbete III GROCER Mn5abl
bartaten, onB infer tapfereS G0raes
ben in breiter SrDnt ienem Mnibleis
den in Gesug auf @rfDlg entidie6en
uahitan6. Die alten Gbubtriippler
febten beute ale nie ginaebDrene,
fie baben oas prattiib erlernt; 10 oft
aber iunge, nit Der Gampfesweiie
Der Gin9ebOrenert nod ribt nertraute
SDloaten in 8 Seuer tDmmen, pflez
gen ftets ~prD5entual ihnere 8erluite
e%inautreten.
Gin tpeiterer Sebler bat bel Omiz
~fofDrerU cine perbdngniBoDue 6pne
geipielt: man lit, Dbre oaS GDrgez
ldnbe burb Gunbibnfter abselubt
81 baben, lDSgeritten; anoers tu6re
Elm oerartie iiberrai9enoer 3ulants
menitDB init Der Nahbut oes @eez
ners trpBl alsgelbloiien ~gepeien.
@Dunerneur 2eutpein tunr itets our6
GpiDne iber ben 6tanourt beg 5eins
oes p1r5iiglib unterribtet; CT lpielte
NIT @eibiG @inaebDrene aegen @ins
gebDrene aus. Wanafeute iebte er
auf bic Spur BON 5ereros, 8uihs
leute Doer Bnftarbs nuf Die bet Sea-
mas. @lalenapp fpnnte teinen faufs
lidlen 5piDn finoen. I'm 10 nlebr
mar lein 8Drreiten Dbne Siherung
Elm nit unniiben Spferr be5ablter
| Sebler. 9ihtes Dorneeftriipp tpeH-
felt an iener GteQe init Iihten @alos
b%eftdnoen ab. Sn bieiem 9idiht
tuObl peritedt, baben Die 6erer0s bic
abnun9sl0s bernntrabenoen Sffisiere
unb 6eiter bis nuf tuenige Meter au5
ii@ 5utummen fafien unb oanrt lire
@euebre l~0sgebrannt; afD ribti9
mie Wilo beirl Treiben ~nieberge=
tnalt. @eun Mann unter ben
Spfern itanhen idDn einnnal nit ben
0ererOs i'm @efedt, Die anberen
itarben, Dbne audi ibrerietts benz
Geinbe aeidabet III haben."
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as 4rintt aGlamO F(aidenbier
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-25
RIVER RIPLETS.

The water is rising rapidly, as a
result of recent heavy rains in the
north. and yesterday afternoon passed
the eight foot stage The old Mississippi
is going on a rampage, evidently, the
rise having been unusually rapid the
past few days, averaging six inches
every "a hours. The northern tributar-
les must of a necessity discharge
mighty volumes OF water into the par
ent stream to bring about this rise
every day. AS the stage of water
grows higher the river expands over
the bottoms along the stream, and the
quantity of water required to raise
the river a single inch is enormous
after the four foot stage is reached.
Rivermen are predicting some unus-
ually high water this fall.
1t is reported that the former gospel
ship "Megiddo" the floating church
of the Mississippi. has again been sold.
The boat, after striking a rock in the
Ohio river and sinking near Paducah.
was raised. and repaired, and was
placed on sale the other day. Capt.
Trigg of Chattanooga purchased the
former gospel ship, paying therefor the
sum of $500. from the Chattanooga
& Tennessee River Packet company,
and will run the boat in the excur-
sion business down south, it is said.
The Megiddo has had an interesting
and varied experience since she was
built at the Clinton Marine ways five
years ago. and no other steamer along
the river has become so widely known
as the old MegiddO. now the Chatta-
nooga. The name "MagiddO," which
means God is in this place with a
band of troops" was all right as APP
piled TO a mission craft, but as factor
in river commerce the name was not
through entirely appropriate, hence
was changed.
The Mac and Winona were north
and south and the B. Hershey and Phil
Scheckel went north.
At 8 a. m. the stage of water was
S.25 and at noon It was S.35.
RIVER FORECAST.
The Mississippi will fall slowly be-
low Dubuque and falling stage will
set in at Davenport by Thursday.
RIVER BULLETIN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-25
ENGLISH MOB CHASES
AMBASSADOR FROM
RUSSIA IN STREETS

London. Oct. 25.-There was a hos
tile demonstration at Victoria station
last night upon the arrival of Count
BcnCkcndOrff, the Russian ambassador
to Great Britain. \ crowd gathered
ard ho0ted him and attempted to
break the windows of his carriage.
Guard Russian Embassy.
y strong force of police guarded the
Russian embassy throughout the night.
After escaping from the hostile crowd
that met MIN at the station, Count
Bcnclzendorff. the Russian ambassador,
drove at a Eallop to the embassy.
Half a dozen rOwdieS followed him but
he arrived unframed. His pursuers
encountered 4 Gordon of police that
had been. dispatched 70 guard the en-
bassy After singing Rule Britannia
the disturbers dispersed no arrest be.
ing made: but the police continued 10
guard the embassy as if it were a
British fortress.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-25

eran church Thursday, Oct. 81. Sup
per served from to s p. m. Music
during supper hours.
The Columbian club OF St Mary's
church will give a comedy drama this
evening entitled THE Corner Store"
at Columbia hall. Tickets, % cents
reserved seats, 10 cents.
have just received a car of fancy
New York apples such as Kings, Rus,
sets and Baldwins to be sold by the
barrel or bushel at low prices. B.
Rachman, 700 Twelfth street.
Every purchase of 81 or over en-.
titles you to one of those beautiful
souvenirs and you also have an Op,
portunity to secure the $500 mahogany
piano at the end of the month. Young
& McCombs.
Every purchase of 81 or over not
only secures a pretty souvenir for you
but by trading here during this sale
you may also get the beautiful ma
hogany piano at the end of the month
Young & McCombs.
In the Van Zeveren divorce proceed
ings filed some weeks ago in the cir
cult court, the name of Mrs. May
Hoist appeared Mrs. Hoist, it devel
ops, is in no way connected with or
concerned in the proceedings.
The Central church guild will hold
thimble party tomorrow afternoon
from 8 TO ;, at the home of Mrs
Z. d. Folsom, Fourth avenue and
Twelfth street. a general invitation
TO attend has been extended by the
members of the guild.
A Van der Becke and CAMEL Nor
tier. East Moline saloonkeepers, enter
ed into recogniZance in the sum of $500
each in the county court yesterday af-
ternoon, 70 secure their appearance for
trial 10 answer TO information charg-
ing them with keeping open tipping
houses Sunday.
The Rock Island Independents have
issued invitations for a series of dane
ing parties to be given during the COM
ing winter at the Industrial hall.
Bleuer's orchestra has been engaged
for the entire series of dances. which
are TO be given on the following dates.
Oct. 81. Nov. %. Jan. 2, Feb. %,
March %, and April p.
The police discredit the story Of the
Rock Island arsenal emplOye that nc
was sandbagged and robbed of S12 on
Eleventh street between Third and
Fourth avenues Saturday evening
Two officers were sent to his home at
different times. Chief Miller states, and
TO each he told a different story. He
claimed to have been struck in the
head from behind. two men popping
out of an alley as he was passing
Chief Miller states that he can not
show any marks of violence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-25
CARS MESSAGE CONVEYS
REGRET.

Continued from Page One.)
cheering and the vigorous waving OF
hats and handkerchiefs with occasion.
al >-Iouts of good Old Teddy" from
ultra enthusiasts made up a remark
able demonstration and afforded the
king evident pleasure.
Qceen Sends u Gift.
Queen Alexandria has sent a letter
TO the mayor of Hull enclosing a dona-
ton Of $500 for distribution among
the disabled men and widows and or
phans of the killed.
BenckendorT Expresses Regret.
London. Oct. 25.-Russian Ambassa-
dor Benckendorf called on Secretary
Lansdowne this morning and express
ed in most earnest and unreserved
fashion his personal regret at the at
tack on the trawlers.
Fleet Under Orders.
London, Oct 25-The admiralty to-
night issued the following: "On re-
ceipt Oct. p of news Of the North sea
tragedy preliminary orders for mutual
support and cooperation were issued
as a measure of precaution from the
admiralty to the channel, Mediterran-
can and home fleets"
Alarm Spreads to Europe.
London. Oct 25.-Not England
alone. but all Europe. is showing deep
anxiety over the difficulties of the sit
uation. This last act of Russia con-
fronts the world with a dilemma for
which international law provides no
solution. \ great nation fiagrantly de-
fies all rules. frs. of diplomacy, then
Of war. She makes the pretense.
when it suits her. of conforming TO the
usages of international intercourse,
apologies when 1t plcases her to do
so, and passes on to fresh insult. In
ternational comfy prescribes that an
apology and reparation should cancel
an offense. But Russia has reduced
the process TO a farce, diplomacy ask
ing helplessly what is to be done.
Not An Isolated Incident.
1t is not alone, therefore, the sink
ing Of the Hull fishing smacks which
is seriously disturbing the chancellor
les OF Europe. The incident cannot be
regarded as an isolated one. Other
complications. as bad or worse, are
regarded as possible. The sending out
of the Baltic fleet. i'll equipped its
personnel unframed and incompetent,
was Itself an act of folly. There are
no two opinions on this point in any
European capital.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-25
MITCHELL. MAY
SETTLE UP STRIKE
Coal Valley Company Manager
to Confer With Miners
President
OVER SHERRARD DISPUTE
Contradictory Sections in State Areee-
ment the Cause of the
Trouble.

Robert L. Lee, who is the manager
of the Coal Valley Mining company
departed on the noon train today for
Chicago. where he will confer with
State Operators Commissioner Her
man JUST ana attend a conference
with President Joan Mitchell Of the
United Miners union in regard 10 the
present difficulties at the Sherrard
mines Of the company.
Mr.. Lee and the oficars Of the com
pany spent the morning in Geographic
communications with President Mitch
ell arranging for the conference. The
present strike at the SherTard mines
affecting go men. is the result of a
difference of opinion between the Oper-
ators and the mon as TO the correct in
depreciation Of the sections of the
state agreement which refers to cross
bars. The TWO clauses under discus
sion are as follows:
To BE Paid at Current Price.
Section 1G. In cases where the mine
manager directs the placing OF cross
bars to permanently secure the road
way, then. and IN such cases only, the
miner shall be paid a. the current
price for each crossbar when properly
set.
The above does not contemplate any
change from the ordinary method of
timbering by the miner for his own
safety
Twenty-sccond article district agree
mcnt: THAT where crOssJars are
necessary. and crossbars being neither
notched nor framed, the prices shall be
80 cents each. Where the operator
50 wishes, he may put up these bars
by day labor; provided, however. the
miners ghall lose no time This means
the entire sub-district"
Which should HIVE Preference:
The contention is which agreement
should have preference. the state or
the district articles. the men claiming
that the district agreement is above
the state agreement. and that they
should be paid according to the pro
visions of the district agreement. The
officers Of the company hold the oppo-
site opinion in the matter and say
that The men have walked out because
of the reduction of the price paid for
the setting of the crossbars.
The conference to be held tomorrow
between Mr.. Lee. Commissioner JUST
and President Mitchell is expected to
result in a definite decision on the
matter. and it is probable that the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-25
THE WEATHER.
CITY CHAT.

Stoves at WilclHr's.
Call for the new Kinship.
Wear Lage-Waters' shoes.
LACE Waters shoes wear.
For insurance, E. J. Burns.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Lage-Waters for good shoes.
Good shoes at Lage-Waters'.
For good shoes, Lage Waters.
Lage-Waters for fine footwear.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Kerler Bros, your carpet cleaners.
Go to Lage-Waters' for your shoes.
Spencer & Trefz for Gus or express
For bus. baggage, express, call Robb's.
For real estate and insurance. E. j
Burns.
Fine New York apples by barrel OIL
bushel at B. Rachman's.
Attend the Jacobs bankrupt sale at
Lloyd's. Bargains galore.
Haskell Indian band Thursday, Nov.
:. Get your season reservation.
Ice cream and ice cream soda at
Petersen's, 1914 Third avenue.
Walline & Hamilton. express and
transfer. Old phone 1910, new 1884.
Draw numbers to reserve in Y. NJ.
=. 4. course tomorrow and next day.
W. H. Siemon will do your tin work
1927 Sixth avenue. New phone SAG.
There are still some good bargains
left of the Jacobs bankrupt stock at
Lloyd's.
We clean and press your clothes
with care. Beal & Mccarthy, Illinois
theatre building. Old phone ZIG L.
Special Flour City" ST mems shoes
$3.50 in patent kid and velour calf
blucher. with monkey top. Dolly
Bros. Twentieth street and 20S Brady
street. Davenport.
Y. NJ. c. A. course opens Nov. 8 with
the Haskell Indian band. Season res
ervation of seats occurs Friday at
p. m. at Y NJ. c. A. Office.
Souvenir with every purchase of 81
or over the balance of this month
There is also a piano in it for some
one of our customers. Young & Nc
Combs
Attend the annual supper given by
the young ladies Of the German Luth
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present difficulties will be disposed OF
at once
Have Failed TO Agree.
It is claimed that arbitration meet
ings have been held recently in Chi
cagO, st. Louis and other large cities
with reference to the Interpretation of
the two contradictory agreements. but
the outcome is reported TO have been
unsatisfactory. The officers of the
company do not regard the strike at
the Sherrard mine as serious. and ex,
pect TO have the matter adjusted satls.
factorily in a few days.
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Troy Has Two Fires.

Troy. O.. Oct 25-The second fire
Of the day which broke ont near mid
night was rot under control until 8
o'clock this morning. and was more
disastrous than the first one. The to-
tai losses approach $3.50, 900.
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the passage of new laws permitting
its further accumulation. had been
joined by the combinations popularity
called trusts in a plan to continue the
present administration. He said:
Political contributions by corpora
tons and trusts mean corruption. They
cannot be honest Merely business in
terests are moved by merely business
considerations. A corporation will
subscribe to a political party only be-
cause the corporation expects that par
ty, through its control of public Off
GERS, executive or legislative. to do
something for the benefit of the cor
poratiOn, or to refrain from doing
something to it's injury. No other mo-
tive can be imagined. The relations
established mean the expectation, if
not agreement. actual or implied. that
governmental action is to be influenced
by and for corporation interests. No
sOphistry can give any other aspect to
the transaction in the minds of reason
able men"
Predicts Financial Crush.
Spokan Wash. Oct 25.-T II. Tib-
bles. of Lincoln, Neb., populist candi-
date for vice president, speaking here
to a small audience. predicted a mighty
financial crash within two years and
said the pOpulist party had the only
principles which would then relieve
the situation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-25
Predicts Financial Crash.
Harry Weir Arrested by Rock Island
Railroad Detective.

Harry Weir, of Davenport. was ar
rested this noon by a detective of the
Rock Island railway, and was fined IS
by Magistrate Johnson on a charge of
Tipping trains. He rode from Daven-
port to Rock Island on a freight train.