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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
NATIONAL GUARD At CAMP
Detail Of First Chicago Regiment TO
Prepare Quarters.

Springfield. Ill, June 23.-The ad-
vance guard OF the First regiment OF
Chicago. Capt. Gunther commanding.
has arrived at Camp Lincoln. The de
all viii have the camp in readiness
for the reception of the regiment to
morrow at O'Clock. The incoming
regiment viii mark the opening Of the
annual encampment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
Was MIsInterpreted.


st. Petersburg. June 23-Admiral
Alexieff has been appointed a member
Of the council OF the empire. and will
continue to hold his position as aide-de-
camp general to the emperor.
The minister Of the interior has pro
hibited the publication of the Russ for
month.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
ARMY SCANDAL KEEPS TOFORE
Premier Balfour, Under Pressure,
Agrees to investigation.

London. June 23.-Under pressure
from all sides Premier Balfour today
announced in the house OF commons
that the government would immediate
ly introduce a bill creating a commis-
sion to inquire into the army scandal.
Mr.. Balfour also agreed to give June
26 for the debate on the vote Of cen
sure proposed by Sir Robert Threshie
Reed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
CLASS DAY AT HARVARD
Unusually Elaborate Ceremonies Are
Carried Out.

Cambridge. Mass. June 23.- Glass
day at Harvard university was Observ-
ed today with even a more elaborate
program than usual. The class orator
was Harold s Deming. of New York
City. and the class poem was by Swim
burg Hale. Chicago John II. Lathrop,
of Jackson. Mich. read the class ode.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
PETER KiOLBASSA is DEAD
Chicago Public Man Passes Away of
Kidney Trouble.

Chicago. June 23.-Peter Kiolbassa.
former city treasurer. veteran OF the
civil war, ex-state legislator. and for
a time president of the National Po-
lish Union OF America. died today OF
kidney trouble.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
SUPREME COURT TO RULE
Mrs. Rogers Granted ReprieVe So Case
May Be Taken Up.

Brattleboro. VT. June 23.--A reprieve
until Dec. for Mrs. Mary NJ. Rogers.
the convicted murderess, was signed
yesterday afternoon by Gov. Charles
J. Bell. and for the third time the wo-
man who was to have been hanged
al Windsor today for killing her hus-
band has been saved through the oper-
alton of the governors power of stay
ing the execution. The reprieve was
granted in order that the case may be
carried TO the supreme court
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
KING WILL NOT ABDlCATE
Rumors About Swedish Ruler Emphat-
icaIIy Denied.

Stockholm, June 23.-There is no
foundation for rumOrs circulating at
Copenhagen and elsewhere of the prob
ability of King Oscar abdicating in IA
yor of the crown prince in consequence
of dissatisfaction of some factions with
the governments pacific attitude in
the crisis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
GET HONORABLE DISCHARGES
Members of Company A Out Of the
National Guard.

Springfield. ILL.,. June 23.-Special.-
Adjt. Gen. Scott issued an order today
honorably discharging from the mill
taTy service of the state the following
members of Company A. 9th infantry
Rock Island:
Serg. Fabias NJ. Watkins. Corp.
Abram Kahlke, and Privates James
Stewart and Charles ]. Rail-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
TRAINMEN FOIL AN
ATTEMPT AT HOLDUP
Robbers Try to Loot Limited on the
Northern Pacific at Ia
coma.

Tacoma, Wash. June 2S.-An at
tempt was made 10 hold up the North
coast limited on the Northern Pacific
on the outskirts Of Tacoma early TO
day. The robbers plans were frustrat
ed by trainmen. They got nothing and
escaped.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
Emperor Nicholas Repu-
dates Policy That
Led to War.
LEADERS SUPPRESSED
Serves Notice That Intended
Reform Will Not Disturb
Bureaucracy.

ST Petersburg. June 23.-The an
nouncement of Alexieffs retirement as
viceroy of the far east was not accom-
panied by the usual rescTipt of praise
and il bears all the earmarks of i'm
perial disfavoT. The retirement OF
Grand Duke Alexis as high admiral and
the suppression of the far eastern com
mittee in quick succession is the best
evidence Japan could need that the
emperor has washed his hands of the
whole Manchurian adventure.
Liberals Pleased.
The liberal press greets the demise
of the far eastern committee with a
howl of eXultation as being the final
blow to the policy which led to the
present war The Slova. NJ. Whites
organ. traces the origin of the war 10
the late interior minister, Won Plehve.
and concludes:
The black page which preceded the
bloody pages of the book of our far
eastern affairs has at last been torn
out by the emperor. and all Russia
will rejoice"
Criticised Bureaucracy.
The Russ was suspended upon rec
ommendatiOn of the assistant minister
of the interior. Trepoff The Russ.
which enjoys an immense circulation,
has lately been the governments most
severe critic. waging increasingly a
war against the bureaucracy and print
ing exposure after exposure.
st. Petersburg, June 23.-The story
is current here that the day before
Grand Duke Alexis resigned the post
OF high admiral he received a formal
warning from the terrorists informing
him that unless he retired within "a
hours sentence on him would be pass
ed and executed.
Publication CuFtaIled.
st. Petersburg, June pa circu-
lar has been sent to all newspapers by
the minister OF the interior prohibiting
the publication of any additions. abbre-
viatiOns or changes in the cars
speech to the delegation of zemstVOists
at Peterhof June 10.
Was MISInterpreted.
1t is pointed out several papers mis-
Interpreted the emperOrs words. and
the circular emphasizes the fact that
his majesty clearly said that any con-
vocation of representatives of people
will not be on the basis of the exist
ing constitution of western European
countries. but will be based on the or
der of things responding to Russian
autocratic principles. There was moth
ing in the speech to indicate the posi-
bility of modifying the fundamental
laws of the empire.
AIexIeG .Pt In Power.
St Petersburg. June 23.-Admiral
Alexieff has been appointed a member
Of the council OF the empire. and will
continue to hold his position as aide-de-
camp general to the emperor.
The minister Of the interior has pro-
hibited the publication of the Russ for
a month.
Caught With Bomb.
Warsaw, June ga man carrying
a bomb was arrested this morning in
front of the Malewk police station. He
refused all information regarding him
self Disturbances are anticipated here
in consequence OF the recent quitting
of woTkmen at Lodz.
More Blood spilled.
LOdZ. June ga bloody collision
between soldiers and a crowd OF peo-
pie occurred here today. Many people
were killed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
is WESTERN PACIFIC HEAD
&. T. Jeffrey Succeeds w. j. Barnett.
Resigned.

San Francisco, June 23.-E. T. JET
frey. president OF the Denver & Rio
Grande has been elected president OF
the Western Pacific Railway company.
vice President w j. Barnett. resigned
who became vice-pTesident and general
counsel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
Joe corhett Quits AaaIn.

San Francisco. Cal, June 23.-Pitch
er Joe Corbett has again announced
his retirement from baseball. He says
he is going into business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
CauRht VIII Romh.

Warsaw, June pa man carrying
a bomb was arrested this morning in
front of the Malewki police station. He
refused all information regarding him
self Disturbances are anticipated here
in consequence OF the recent quitting
of workmen at LODI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23

Kiel. June 23.-In race today be
tween Emperor Williams yacht Me
tsor III. and the schoOner-yacht Ham
burg. the former won by a minute.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
Now Arrested for FORGERY.

Philadelphia. June 23--Another war
rant was issued today for the arrest
of John w Hill. formerly chief OF the
filtration bureau. on charges of for
gerry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
vaudeville ProEram.

There has been a complaint by some
that races are slow in getting started
at the matinees. and TO make a cOntin-
uous program, the management has se'
cured some vaudeville artists who will
fill in the time between the heats. With
the racing and other attractions il is
believed that there will be ample
amusement for all who may desire TO
see the horses go.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
Sugar Again Reduced.

sugar again Heuuceos
New York. June 23.-All grades OF
refined sugar were reduced 10 cents q
hundred today
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
WILL NOT RESIGN
At Least Chief Engineer Wallace
Says Nothing of LeaV>
ing Canal Work.
ARRIVES FROM THE SOUTH
Desires to See Secretary Taft Before
Latter's Departure for the
Orient.

New York, June 49, Among the
passengers who arrived last night on
the Orizaba from Colon was Chief En-
gineer Wallace. of the Panama canal.
Mr.. Wallace comes here to complete
arrangements which were left unfinish-
ed on his departure for the isthmus
He says the work is progressing salts
factorily; the force iocreasing and set
thing down to steady labor. The en-
gineering committee is preparing plans
for a board OF consulting engineers.
and this is another reason for his re-
turn.
VIII Return TO Isthmus.
He requested leave of absence by
cable and comes to talk matters over
with Secretary Taft before the latter
departs for the Philippines. The con-
sulting engineers will probably meet in
August or early in September, and af-
ter this meeting Wallace will return
TO the isthmus. Mrs. Wallace accom-
panied him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
To START
Racing Matinee Promised for the
Afternoon of Fourth
of July.
VAUDEVILLE ARTISTS ALSO
Ninth Street Track viii Have Plenty
to See the Horses Go.

Some good harness horse racing is
promised the people of this locality for
the Fourth of July. There has been
none since a year ago on that date
and the lovers of work on the speed
way have been waiting some time for
another day of the sport. This is Civ
en- by the Twin City Driving associa-
tion and will be under the manage
ment of Robert Munro of Moline.
Three Races.
The afternoons sport will consist of
three races at the associations park
on Ninth street. Rock Island There
will be PIG pace. a 2:30 trot. and a
800 pace There are some good har-
ness horses now training in this local.
ity ON both sides of the river. which
will be entered. and if the track is in
good condition some good races are as
sured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-06-23
Publication CurtaIIed.

st. Petersburg, June pa circu-
lar has been sent to all newspapers by
the minister OF the interior prohibiting
the publication of any additions. abbre-
viatiOns or changes in the cars
speech to the delegation of zemstvoists
at Peterhof June 10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

S9 fin gei6 bdunifebrs I'M DO bot
mid mein Greunb seiast, baB bic
pebperf9 fhon an bas Hubseitsm bdts
te, baB en- Strebnfder in Saun mar,
mo bas @otppernment intpernemme
I'm prefenbent iper'n bsbt. Sein
Same mar Meif 6aberfad I'm beut
Hadt bebt er en- Spistf9 made. WeG
Mifter @bitbor, 10 praut ben i9 in met
sanses 2etpe nod nit sefiihlt. Tor
Yittisfebfs, guide sc baau, baB bas in
Sbne Sbr Pebper an en- pramminente
PlaB fpmme bubt. Nit unner bic Gttz
ipertetfements. Sort bubn bic Rie>
berf9 bingude, mann fe en- beisrtMann
pbber e Meeb9e for 9ausperf obber {
Wai9pumuert fude, aiptper DO bubt
mer fem prehenbent fude. Sd ben
MIDI Die Cad ipfpereebenft, mas i9
bubn fo1t: Sb ih mid { 8ifdt rebfe
font, obber pb i9 fein Orappe 2nebr
brinfe font. 8eibes ben ih nit eegliz
DIE I'm Do ben i9 ben solbene Mittelz
meg e~tn9e1flage, oas melnt, 14 ben E
bisde Sierde ~sebrunfe, 5uerfht for
ben 9osfdt su befeitiee IN bann for
&orretf9 gu rehfe IN ME i4 10 ebaut
{ balpe Cobb eebabt ben. DO ben i9
eeitappt. Wann's jeber Mann 10 mo-
DIE beht, bann tpGr bic Welt perbont
be3Isr ab. Sd i'm 10 edfeitet sepefe,
bob i9 gar nit sepiiBt ben, pb id
mod Der alte Meif iinb, obber E Chr
f9ipp, mas in Die &laubs feble built.
Mein 9ut bot mid audi nit mebr aer
fit, bas mar, bifabs i9 ben 10 en-
I9Deu Sebb gebubt. Sa mein nddfte
@6reipebrief foIIe sc ale Oietebls
srfabre; atpper persehe ct nit, MIDI
en- biefente Reitopp 81 getpipe.
Mit Bette Giegabrbs
Subrs trulie,
Meif 5oberfad,
gsftpeier lin Sheriff bon @pple Sad,
&olie Serrer &auntie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

Mus anitdren fofppbI, als
aus bumanitdren @riinben bat 3udtz
baas : superintendent Collins in
4lbanp, 81. g., bic 3inn : llteniilien,
pel6e bisher bic Speife : Iusriiitung
Der Strdflinge in ben 3u9tbGuiern
aIsmadten (Seller, Safe unb Supz
penfdiHeD, burd slaiirte tpeibe S0p<
ferpaaren BON elmer fdperen, faft unz
Serbre9liden Sprte :rfeBen lahen.
6err Collins bdtte biefe Mabregel als
cine neberrai9uns fur bic @efanses
men gsplant unb peibete ii9 in Sing
Sing perfDnli9 an benz freubigen Gr>
itaunen Der 1900 StrGflinse. Die
3innte1er bat.sn fi9 Gig f9ipsr reinz
subalten unb babtr unsefunb erpies
fen, tpeshalb bic Neuerung, pelde CO.
$1,000 toiten nirb, CUR Musfihruns
aebraht tpurts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
Mn4 elm @rnRb. Sol.

= Mn9 Elm @rnRb. r@ie
tommt es nir, bab jeBt 10 piele MGns
rer S~unseefellem bleibenge" .9ans
einfaa, neil lie ii9 bapor fiiraten,
cine Jraii airs benz Dorigen Sabrbans
bert at nebmer unb anbere iinb
nod nidt gu baben."
= @pfant terrible. Sunger
9idter: rSie baben BEN tletnsn 8anb
@ebthte, ben i9 mir erlaubte. Sbnen
gu fenben, tpobl empfaneeng" Dame:
rSa ~aIlerbings. fe ftnb reisenb, mo
babe i9 Jpn bod slsi9 bingelegts"
S09terdel: vl1nter BEN Slid, Moma,
bamit er nidt padelt."
@n Der 8abn It n.
gpnbufteur Orbit in bus gclpe hins
elm, in Rem nur cine dltere Sun9fer
fiBf: piles ausiteisen! 9ier barf
Hismanb iiben bleiben!" Sunsfer:
vMa, bas lit elm berrlidsr Ozt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
Rotbe &rebfe.

aSH eIIer 0e1eu1OQIl IQW pas OeS
lprG9 auf ben Naturalismus in Der
&unit. Bon einisen Sbeilnebmern an.
Der Debate tpurbe bieie moberne Sc
niHenbaftigfeit iiber anes geriibmt,
Bis pl0Bli9 Der !9ousberr NIT einem
&oman bon Cola auftau9te unb bob
mild auf cine S9ilberung hinpies, in
tpelder Der @robmeifter bes Raturas
lismus bon rotben &rebfen fpri9t =
BON lebenbenarebfen, bic er als roth"
be5ei6net. Grit stpeifelte man bararl,
baB ii9 Cola cine iol9e 8lOBe seseben
baben fonnte, bann aber mar allgez
meme Webmutb Die Solse. Wenn
f9on bieier setpiRenbafte S9ilberer
berartige Sebler ma9te! Nun aber
fam elm selebrtsr Naturforfder Cola
5u 9ilfe unb ri9tete bic lIngliidliden
mieber auf, inbem er ibnen mittbeilte,
baB tbatid9li4 an einisen Orten rotbe
&rebIe pprfpmmen, 3. 8. in einem
Bad BEL Soiotburn.
Oieie feline @ei9i9te fOnnte eiz
eentli6 ais Satire perpenbet fperben.
Sic aeiet, ppbin bic uebertreibung
na9 ieber Hi9tung bin fiibrt. Sat
3ola eerabe iene (n8ubinos" genannz
te) 8arietdt Der &rebfe eemeint2 Shat
ct bann ni9t infofern unredt, als bic
meiIten &rebie eben bod erft na9 benz
&o9en ROTH tperben9 l1nb pie puns
berli9, biefe 8unitfreunbe. bic sliidli4
iinb in benz @lauben an cine getreue
S9ilberung na9 Der Natur, bic einers
feits erf9reden, tpenn fie auf einen
vSebler" aufmerffam eema9t iperben
unb anbererieits bod cine Mense Grz
logenes in ben &auf nebmen, neil lie
es fir pabr balten, neil lie bic Sbat@
faben ni6t fennen. Wie piele rrptbe
8rebIe" eiebt es in Der Naturalization
2iteraiur, rptbe &rebie, bic ni9t Be-
merit tperben, at9 ni4t nit nHubis
nos" enti9ulbigt tperben fDnnen!
So0en mir besbalb trauern2 Oie
6auptfade am &unftnert iinb bod
ni9t bic &rsbie, pb Tie NUN ROTH iinb
pber nidt ROTH.
Sci bieier @elegenbeit fei ii6risens
fir biejsnissn 2efer, Die fih mehr fir
leibbaftise &rebie interefiiren als fir
literarifde. bemerft, baB alte gbrpniz
item BON einem eisentbiimliden
r&rebsi6era", Der BEL fiirftliden ga
feln 5utpeilen bic @6fte erbeitern fonte,
beridtsn. Man bsnfe ii9 ben S9rsd
elmer in folden Oinsen nod unerfdhz
renen Dame, ipenn Der 10 fdDn ROTH
sefo9te &rebs plOBlih = 81 frabbeln
aiming. Oiefes finnise &unititiid
purbe nun ni9t etpa babur9 eraielt,
baB man ben gefodten &rebs nit eli
nem lebenbisen nRubino" pertauf9te
= mo foIte man biefe I%usnabmsnas
turen unter ben lieben Sbieren auh
INNER elei9 ber5efommeng = fon<
bern Der &od belt einise eana ge<
pDbnlide Ourdf9nittsfrebfe in Be-
reiti9aft, bic er niat eefo4t. fonbern
= in 8ranntpein eelest batte. Die
&rebfe entbaltsn nGmli9 in ibrsr
S9ale einen blauer ober bunfien
5arbftoff, semifdt nit einem rothen.
Der erfte loft fi9 in fo4enbem Wafer
(p bab bann nur Der rotbe herpor<
tritt). er loft iid aber audi in 8rannt<
tpein. Sci ben rHubinos" feblt in Der
S9ale bas bunfle pismen., umsefehrt
eiebt es aber au9 cine 8arietdt, Der
bas rotbe pisment feblt. Oiefe arebie
= Tie fommen 3. g. in einigen &C.
~birgsfeen Sabobens bor unb in Der
@egenb bon 8ours 6Oifans (Sfere)
= fperbsn extraordinarily aua beim
&o9en ni4t roth.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30
epe3tAI'etsnate.

Srasa . e4Iass. atusitr aarn,
Hweten 3 S&Id8k, trtttr &Iarxs
Drtttef . S&Mst, btertr Narn
$50, 6eser aus uns S&Iaa& mefsxsaA.
. e&Ides @oKsrtrud al.
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. Ii bbaei&nstea essSaIe iusstsn sas Ssm xlurB
sd4tex a~xes8sbea ba on h1 tstssnsxAea etraosw
hsussuoea jess 3Iarmstssn neebea44 m.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30

= 8eim T~efeffen. Bauer:
Die BRET Mart, bic i'd 'sablt bah,
bab' ib iebt absefrefen. mas i4 aber
jsBt nod 'nunterbrins, sos 1T rein
perbient.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-30


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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-11-17

State Senator j nm p Moore. who
is mentioned for the pres d-ncy of the
Senate, urges legislation for oyster
planting and says the H .man bill, in
the main, shonId be passed.