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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-30

Willie Anderson of the Apawamis
N. " Golf club is hailed these days
as the king of professional golfers. His
recent victory in the open tournament
at Glen View, near Chicago, gives him
the distinction of having won the ma
tional event three times. On the two
previous occasions he won after ties
with Alec Smith at the MyOpia (MassD
Hunt club and with David Brown last
year at BaItusrol, Morristown, y. j.
This time he can read his title clear,
as he had 4 clean margin of five
strokes over Gilbert Nichols of St.
Louis, his nearest opponent. As he had
annexed the western open champion
ship at Grand Rapids week before.
he is now monarch of all he surveys.
His previous win of the western title
was at Cleveland I'm 1902, when he won
with score of 300, figures which have
never been beaten in this country.
Anderson's recent performances stamp
him as the greatest golfer in the coun-
Try. For a time at Glen View it looked
as if his title might pass from him, but
when the pressure of the final round
and the presence of galleries began TO
affect the play of the contenders he
rose to the occasion, as he did In the
final round at Grand Rapids, and came
home with the best figures of the two
days play. his AZ being equaled only
by "Nipper'' Campbell, the diminutive
expert from the Brookline (MassD
Country club, whose final squirt was
one of brilliancy and daring.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-30

marks that lie gen
orally wears a cOcky
look, as Il he knew
he would get all his
hay IL before it
rains. The veteran
statesman. though
now nearing the
age of thrceScOrc
and ten, has stu Il
rudy complexion,
but on the whole Is
not exactly an Apol-
10 in physical as
pect. At the recent
Illinois Republican
state convention in
Springfield Senator
CullOm and Speaker
Cannon tried TO get
4 popular ruling "A
TO which IS the
handsoncr man. IF
/ had Il face like
yours, joe" said the
senator. I'd wear Il
veil or build a fence
around It." And if
l looked Ike YOU.
Shelby" replied Tn
Gle Joe. I'd walk
backward all the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-30

him thousands OF votes and he never
doses his nerve. He was once engaged
IN friendly game OF poker with some
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-30

him his party's
nomination for
governor of that
state. Mr.. Folk
combines in his
character courage
and determination
to DO his duty re
CARELESS OF conse-
Quences. When lie
was first nOmi-
mated for circuit
attorney he did not
want the place.
He was urged by
politicians TO ac-
cept as a duty to
his party. Very
well, gentlemen,
he said at length,
"but If l am elect
ell 1 will do my
duty. There must
be no attempt TO
influence my &C
tionS when / am
called on 10 punish
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-30

mood seems to have
come over the pres
ent head of the Bel
mont house, and he
now makes no Sc
Cret Of his desire to
be Il power in the
councils of his par
~. rs his father
used 10 be in the
days Of Samuel ].
Tilden. Mr.. Bel
mont has u well
knit muscular fig
ure. and devotion to
all kinds of outdoor
sport has kept him
young looking, so
that now. in his
ffty-second year, he
would pass for a
man under fifty.
He is of medium
height. keen eyed
and nervous. and in
business CONVERSE
ton : ort and
sharp. Mr.. Bel
monts success in
rapid transit prof.
ects in Greater New
York has enhanced
his nrpSTiup aS n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-30

applies especially 10 men in political
life. because the public as 4 general
thing sees a political leader more or
less through the eyes Of the cartoon
ist Before half tone engraving had
reached its present development in con-
nectlon with newspaper illustration,
caricaturcs Of public men were per
haps more familiar TO the public than
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-30

zTWEEN famous men as they
really are and as the public
imagines them To be there is
often q wide difference. This
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-30

325 Main Street, Peoria, III
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-28
Shmarsc 36hnc.

Seit unbenfli9en 3eiten tit es in
Snbo9ina Mobe, ii9 bic 3Gbne nit
einem Cad gu fqtpdrsen, pel9e prp5ez
bur cine pirfli6e Sortur 1T. Sas Ser
fabren pirb in Der Susenb ausseftibrt
nnb erfprbert cine stpeimalige 8ebanb>
lung, erit bas Mufleeen beg @otb unb
bonn ben llebergang gum enbgilitgen
S6par5. @eioes brau9t mebrere Sage
16mer3li9er 8ebanblungen, mdbrenb
Der Der patient fi9 fat pDnis Der Mob<
rung entbalten mub. Sept 1T man
aber infolee Der 8~eriihrune nit Der
eurppGii6en @eieuidaft CUR giniidt
%sefcmmen. baB elm blenbenb peibes Sc
bib in einem Srauenmunbe piel bib
idsr tpirft ais f9iparSe 3Gbne. limb
nun geb6rt es BEL benz i4Onen 9ei4le9t
i'm fernen Often gum euten Son. ben
3Gbnsn bic S4pdrse ipiebsr 81 nebz
men. Sas muB Latiirli9 nit einem
neuen Spfer ertauft perben. Die s3Gbne
tperben nit einem eldiernen Mefer abz
aefraBt, mas natiirli9 cine Gubert
qualbolle Operation lit.
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sic t6at ibm leib in i6rer bitteren @nts
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men tonnte, fpdnote tie fiG obne Qaut,
pine 9ruB our Seite uno eins raid
benz 9aufe gu.
gr fpollte ibr erft na6geben, aber
bann bsIann er fiA anbers. @s mar
pieaei9t befer, lie berubigte ii9 in Der
StiQs. 0enn er na3 einem ldngsren
Spa5iersang gu i6r fam, mod einmal
rubig, liebeboq bittenb nit ibr Ipra9,
niirbe tie ii9 bod mod feinem @unfA
fIgen.
Mls er aber am Ia6mittag na9
einem anItrengenben Murf9 81 9auie
onlangte, itano nur 6ruu 9uber Dor
Der S6lr.
. n@lfo Sic tomm'n bod fp~enigitens
mod, 9err MengerstpI S bab' f4on
benft, sic pGren mir aud ausg'rudt?"
SD? WieIo benn?"
Sea, bas SrGuPn DITTO bat bod
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fprt!~
mNa9 Miin9en noble" Mengersfp
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IN Der 9iBe nu3fabren uno lie 5uridz
brinoen.
rRa, nit nu9 Miin9sn, brett 81
6aus gum 8rrber. sic tGm' ME pies
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audi nit mebr. Oabei bat tie dusg's
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fe6en S6mcr3en. MIetpeil bent' /,
man Eat Die GGit' NOD q @eir-ba
fliegen r f9cn pieber a%useinanber. :
mas pon'n benn Der 6srr Wtengerstb
gum GTen hahn? Sin 8ratbdnberl is
fGnea g'ri9t't."
.Ii6ts. SEQ fabrs nit BEN @6enbs
aug rad Miin6en. @as ion i9 bier
nDu anrportete Wiengerstp unptrln.
@r mart Die S9ir ms S4lOB. nSieie
NGrrin!" Seine 2ippen fparen gang
peiB Dor @9mer5 uno germ.
.0ab' fs nit g'fagt? Stun gebt Der
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mig. ySit balt a Oerorebte @'i4i4f
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Is lima aQepeil a bifel loder in
30pfl."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-28

81 inc Srof6fe fu6r lan9fdm Die
W. Gbaufee berab. Srdu Glen
- fab gum 6eniter binuus nit Der
3fpedlofen Neugier, Die bGs
ense 9e6eu elmer Sleinitobt 10 lei9t
nit ii9 bringt.
Oa5 tlapprige GefG6rt belt ri9tig
Dor ibrem 6auic. Der &utf9er itieg
a6 unb bob ben fle;nen Softer BON
BOD. Oa8 bO9gei9iagene 8erped
binherte Glen, in ben Waeen bineinz
3uieben. Grit aIs 4ta ausitieg Enb
ben &utf6sr 6e5obGte, erfannte tie lire
S9pigerin.
sic eine ibr f6nea entgesen. rQfa.
pelGe lleberrdi6ung! Wir baben 10
Iouge ni6ts bon Dir ee66rt. SGeliG
erparteten mir einen Brief, unb nun
tommit Oh felbft!"
ga. Gann i6 bei @u9 bleibsn?
Sir's srfe fpenisitens?"
Glen iab e%rItaunt in 4ftas 9efi6t.
Sos iunge MGb6en mar fe6r bldB.
nit tiefen blGuli6eu S9atten unter
ben 4uaen. nNatiirli6 fdnnit gu
bas! Ou muBt Il fiirliebnebmen.
0ie fpirb ss Der pertpO6nten, sefeiers
ten 3iinftIerin in u~nferer 9iitte gefalz
len?"
v8itte, rebe ni6t 10! SD mag baa
ni6t b0rsn. 8eripriA mir, bab Su
bas ME pieber iasen pidit!" Bat @ita
erregt.
r@ut, gut" bef6pi6tiete Glen. sic
ging Nita poran-benn 5pei Perionen
nebeneinanber bGtten fiGj in benz i9mos
len Sprri0pr unfe6lbar 3erquetf9t-
Die Sreppe gu benz Sa6fGmmer9en
binauf.
4ita fab fi6 berfpunbert UNI. Die
f9rGgsn, peiBgetin9ten Bdnbe pbne
ieben G6mud, BE puritanifb einfaGe
ginri9tung: 8ett, Stubl, S9rdnt
unb Waf6tii9 tpor u~nperGnbert. llnb
bod feblte ettpas.
rWas 1T nur nit Der Gtube pdiiirt2
sic fommt mir 10 grob por."
Glen la9te. ,@epu9ien lit lie lei
Der ni9t in Oeiner @6ipelenbeit. SD
babe d6et ber SGigel binausgef9afft.
Gr beenete unnib ben 3aum. 4u4
fagte mon mir, baS Snitrument lite
in BEN folten &aune, unb i9 fonnte
bod unm0gli9 bes 5ligels fpegen Die
un6etpo6nte &ammer bei5eu."
rgiotirIi9 ni9t. $50 lit mein Sliis
ael benn 6ingetommen?"
,3u einem 9errn Mensel. Der bat
i'm qemietbet. Notiirli9 fannit gu
5n ieben Gag 5uridbefommen, penn
u lGnssr bier bleiben unb u6sn
Mt"
rHein, lag i'm rubis bort. SD fines
DIT me6r." 9lita nabm ibren Gut ab,
,ebfe fi9 ouf ben barten aobrftubl um
ssenfter unb fab nit boffnun9slefen
9lugen Dor fid FIN.
rOu iingit ni9t mebr9 mas foa
benn bas beiBen2" fragte @nei; per>
punbert.
QIfa f6pieg. Sic f9ien Die gnt=
mort nidt berporbringen gu t0nnen.
SIT 3nrt gu 9auieg" fraste tie no6
elmer Pauie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-28

Natureas geunben. Sn
Qrsentine, Mo., lit na9 langen persebs
li9en @eriu9en cine rei4e 4oer bon
Natur9as sefunben porben. Oie pau>
lin @as Company bon &anfds Gitn,
Mo., bat Die 8obrunsen angefteat. Der
8runnen befinbet ii4 gana in Der Rdhe
Der Stabtballe unb pirb genug Gas
fir Die 8eleu9tung Der gan5en Stos.
liefern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-28

Ger &ronprin5 Stf4at
BON &orea tit leBtbin nit einem EURO
pdifden unb einem foreunifden 8eglei<
ter in Miinden einsetroffen, um 0orz
lefungen IN Der bortisen uniDeriitdt su
b6ren-
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epestaIsG tanaIe.

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ud&ter a~neeseben ta an bn betrsHenSea Stscte1
a~eusunoea tetne aIarnfdster anqsbra4< fhzs.
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10. q

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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-14
men KILLED IL
BY EXPLOSION OF BIG CUM
In Alter lurret OF Bsteshp Missouri While nduging In First
Target Practice Off Pensacola Yesterday Afternoon
News Communicated By Wireless Telegraph.
BY Associated Press.


April BY explosion of thousand pounds
powder after handling
Missouri 20 men killed five injured. fatally About
charge gun isnid gases Ok
pdod and dropping below anted
room and all exploded Only of the entire handling
flooding
magazines exploited
ship destroyed
According Ordinance officer Hammer after frs,
pointer had string pointer
third his
loaded First half gases
portions of the cloth snted
and dull thud notice
portion of the uet few later another explosion
handling six
hundred powder lsnited.
every masa
handling
explosion
magazines
the magazines melted.
The smoke and fumes made impossible
handling
Leading rcscung
y Captain going
low and fell they had
by Leutcuants Hammer David
staggered bueaket with two
handling partly pacs
duty they
Before the lifting
dying and dead Three minutes after the
surgeons Missouri attending
injured twenty-five lying heap
just explosion handling
stranged them Lieut. Davidson officer
evidently given
heap having pass to aet
0 hdy recognizable
ing clothing hung
only. Only
breathing
hc reached the deck
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-14

hus officially confirmed was touching
rhe ministry Of the marine was soon
surrounded by thousands of persons
eagerly asking for the details. In the
,rowd of enquirers were grief stricken
relatives of those on board the Pet
ropayloysk.
What occurred prior to the blowing
up of the flagship Is only vaguely
known except that Makaroff sailed out
to engage the enemy until reinforce
ments appeared.
II is thought possible Toga planned
IN ambuscade by sending in small
squadron in the hope of drawing Out
he Russian commander to the open
and then cutting off his escape.
Makaroff's reath is really great
sr loss than would be that of several
battleships. lie was the pride of the
navy and enjoyed the implicit conf
dence of his sovereign as well as that
Of the officers and men of the ser
vice.
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RUSSIAN FLAGSHIP
SUNK BY TORPEDO

by the battleship Seyastopol while
the latter was maneuvering in the
harbor of Port Arthur.
The day has been one of intense
excitement in St Petersburg. The
first inkling of the catastrophe leaked
out on receipt of a telegram by Grand
Duke Vladimir from his son Grand
Duke Boris announcing the loss of
the Petropavlovsk and the wounding
of Grand Duke Cyril, who was first
officer. Grand Duchess Vladimir was
almost frantic on receipt of the tele
gram being convinced the message
was only the precurses of worse news.
When it was certain Cyril was moi
dead religious service was immediate
ly held at Grand Duke Vladimir's pal
ace in which thanks were returned
to the Almighty for sparing the life
of the Grand Duke. The emperor was
so overwhelmed with grief at the
death of Makaroff that neither he nor
the empress attended service.
The city was filed with the widest
rumors but the official dispatches
were SO meagre and private despatch
es so conflicting regarding the aeci-
dent that the public was in suspense
for six hours Then, although the re-
port was incomplete dispatches were
posted on bulletin boards. The grief
of the crowds whose worst fears were
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St. Petersburg April 1s-rhe dispatch
Rear Admiral Grgoro"tch the naval commandan
Arthur, 0 emperor:
April Petropsvovsk struck
squadron Golden Hill
squadron approaching eventually
He is slightly Injured Captain JakovoH
severely injured we're five officers and 80 men, all in
The cnemys disappeared Rear Admiral oukmky
has Of the fleet
has been received from Weroy
ia telegram just been received from Lieutenant
military forces at Port Arthur
se that the Pacific fleet has suffered parabe
the death of its brave capable commander who was lost to-
gether Petropavovsk
According commandnt Port Arthur battle
ships
renforcemens making his total sneh 80 vessels
roadea whcreupn the Pctopavovck touch
c a resulting her destruction
coming opcdoes the road
officially stated that the battle still
reckoning torpedo being
ships All the accounts that
Admiral Maksron was on board
flagship had been the cruiser Nova but
his FLAG had o bstteship
According informant while into battle
Petropavov struck her arboard
amdhps and Immediately BEGIN to keel Before the crew could
vessel order keep her
few minutes carrying down almost
entire
the Grand Duke Cyril and two other officers were
they bridge The ghtu' loss
due to the fact that they all were
at stations ready
The petropavIovsk British bat
which the camperdm in s and to the
the camperdwn 1893 and the when Chinese wahp turned u
remaining alive for several days hammn despe
aey on the upuned hull
cyriIs reached his
parents service held at the Vladimir Palace
through marine glass
of the forts at Port Arthur
Mao
Akod Russian
sci that had been SCOUTING were pd the torpedo
full cut off the Russians from entering
unsuccessful although shots
exchanged a range
IS supposed fight
that the
and the sinking of the Potropav-iovsk followed
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vas serving as hfret officer at the
time of his death His wife resldes|
In Baltimore Davidson served on
the Brooklyn. Monacacy, Concord. All
lance. Franklin and at the torpedt1
station at Newport prior TO his as
signment to the Missouri.
Lieut. Wicherct Junior grader was]
attached to the Cleveland and and Id
Is assumed at the navy department he
was aboard the Missouri as an umpirs]
during target practice Native OF
Connecticut.
Luet Gridlcy was the son Of late
Capt GridIey, who commanded the
Olympia. the flagship of Admiral
Dewey's squadron when he sailed into
Manila bay and Tough; the SPANISH
ships He was marine officer on the
Missouri Native of Pennsylvania
Midshipmau Wari Jr. was the som
Of Gen. Thomas Ward. who reeentIv|
retired from the active list in the ad
iutant generals corps. United States
army. Appointed from New York.
Midshipman Neuman entered ne
naval academy from California Sep]
tember Is. 1899. Was assigned to the
Missouri ia February.
The Missouri is the very latest Of
the big battleships to 90 in commits
sion. Her flag was hoisted in De-
cemher last hy Capt Cowles. brotherI
iulaw of President Roosevelt She
collided with the Illinois of Pensaco-|
Ia a few weeks ago and has had seryl
little firing with her big guns: IN fact.
nine OF ton rouuds which have been]
fred from each big gun was In the
course of official trials and she Isl
nov going through her first regular|
target practice.
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THE PARTISAN VERSION.
nm AssnclaIed Press.

BY AssOciated Press.
Paris, April l3-The Mathis ST.
Petersburg correspondent claims to
have the details received by the en-
peror according TO wlich Makaroh
went to ascertain the japanese posi-
tion and his force not being strong
enough to meet the enemy's thirty
vessels retired Two miles outside
The entrance to Port Arthur an ex-
plosion literally hurled the battleship
out of the water completely oycrturn-
ing her Makaroif's plan of campaign
vas lost with him. II is not known