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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
G. A. r Rseqe.issd.

The old soldiess sf this city and yicis.
ity met last Sunday y I. o. o. r. hall and
compieted TIE Reorganization II . local
post Of the G. 4. Z. They were succes-
fnl in securing the original ehsster,
which was known - The ''B- D. Daker
Post No. -, Grand Amy a the Repab-
lie" The folioving oziceu wese elscfed
G. I. waltmas. eoun,andsr: W.. r.
Dohesty, e.. vice comaandes: n. ,.
crseA. u. viee counander; chas- Devlan
sdjutant; ]. A. Psyne. quartesnaster:
Jacob Bales, chap,ain- Assistast Adju-
tans H. H. Dasiela. Of Desves. Win -
here teuofsow u fsstal he 80 o1kcen.
varioss caases lead 10 ~ ahandosDent
oi the original chaster scase ysafs go.
and nov thst The osg.nisatioa has agnis
been estsblished Il u cestsin shat IL
"old boys" vill stick together = they
did In "a.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

The Star Journals will play the centrAl
City nine on the local grounds tomorrow.
On August 18th the locals will 60 oser
the hill for . return engsgesa>nt aud play
two games.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Mise Susie Bowden, OF Central City,
Colo, is spending few days in the city
the guest Of the family Of Vim. Mosher.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

DR.. ]. NJ Smaller and c. f. Cabeen, o
Denver, spent the fore part of the weel
at the Burns Moore tunnel
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Miss MAybclie {. Cole departed yes'er'
day for Chicago and Kansas City where
she w,ll purchase . choice ine Of fall
millinery.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

B H. Florence II Greeley. sheriff Of
Weld county, ~as n the city today.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Five men IN a months time working
on the Pike-Rowe lease on the Little
Matte. marketed their ore for the month
this week, receiving q check from the ore
buyers for a. 300.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Ed. Smy,he returned Thursday after
noon from his visit TO Yavapai county
Arizona, in the interest Of the J. I.c.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

c p Shields and family will leave in
few days for St. Charles, H., where
Mr.. Shields expects to engage in business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Miss Ruby Patten entertained the mem
bers of The Jolly Ten" club at the fam
lily home on Colorado street last Thurs.
day eveniHg, and the occasion proved
most enioyAble. The GENE of hunting"
furuisl,ed plenty ofamusement and prizes
were won by Gertrude Fuikersin, Hattie
Richards and Lola Seileck. Those pres
ent were Julia Hull. Ruby Pat,as, Car
rie Ellis, Lola Selleck. Susie Fluke,
Edna Kouuis, Hattie Richards, Corrine
Bulls. Gertrude Fulkersin. Catherine
Hail.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

John Chapman, wife and two children,
left Tuesday noon, for q three months
visit to England. George Straub and
wife accompanied them as far a Denver
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

]. W. Boyd aud Dan Mcdonald will
represent Blazing Arrow tribe No :, a,
the meeting Of the great council OF Red
men at Denver next week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Mrs. II. l.. Robinson will 20 to Dem
yer tomorrow and will represent Auona
Council No IS. Degree of Pocahontss at
the state meeting Of the order.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Fred Nye and ". +. Campbell re-
turned from the valley Tuesday evening
where they were called on urgent busi.
ness.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Paddy FiuIeon. Oscar Dowis. A. G.
James. A. c. Nipko and Ray Jones de.
parted Monday afternoon for Salt Lake
City, where they will make registration
in the hope of obtaining q chunk OF
Unitah land.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

A. L. Straub left this afternoon for
Grand Junction, where be expects to
draw the thirteenth prize in the coming
land lottery.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Dr.. G.. w Ssiffler weuf 10 the selle,
Tuesday afternoon, where.be was obliged
10 look alter the wants Of DIR. Tanner
,sho 10 ON the Invalid list
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Fsznk coms,eck, Of saltwater, Okla,
arrived Wednesday to remain for .
ssonth visiting with relstives in this
city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Mrs.. c. 4. Anseve. Of Lovslsnd. Colo
after . two weeks sisit With +. r. Ango~e
and wife Of this city. departed for her
home Thurseay.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

DIR. c. p. Stoves. formerly Of this city.
drove up from Denver the fore part OF
the week for a short outing in these
parts.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Oswold Williamson and Ruby Patteu
were the prize winners ct the weekly
children's day event At the Trocadero
yesterday afteruoon. Interest does NOT
abate in these children's parties, and
Manager Moscript proposes each week
to have something new and novel for the
little oueA The large attendance on the
part Of adults denonstsates that they
are likewise interested In the events.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

John Joseph has removed from Fre--
land to this citv-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Ms. and Mira c. r. McD.niel left yes
terday by private conveyance for Middle
park for . combined business and pleas
ure trip. Mr.. Mcdaniel will look after
the condition ofthe telephone lines which
are under his jurisdiction.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Senator Roberts. Guy Askills. Dick
White and w. A. Roberts left yesterdas
afternoon for GrAnd Junction where each
expeef to win . home on tie Unitsk
reservation.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

w. A. Lamb went to Denver We'd
nesday afternoon on mining business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Johs r. Michel = sssalisg . ~aeos
shsd - BY s. kef spuGh a the railroad
eronisg bstvssa - aad seth svennss.
Ssr ~ Psep,ss Mssket ee.pssy. II
will bold afx wagons asA b nssd Sos
ssssaos purposes.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Mrs. Lucy wynas returned this morn.
ing from protracted visit to California
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

A. ". Brattiand has taken ehsrge Of
the WaEd mill. Mr.. Brattlund 4. an ex-
perienced cyaside msa. and has keen in
charge Of the operatios Of several large
plants il South Africa.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

Dr.. W. T. Cain went to Denver 1ses-
day morning. where he Uas joined BY
An. Gaia Who has been visiting in Kan
- uith relatives for The past too
nosths. They returned 10 eais city 10
day.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

MaaAger I'd. sehoelkepf. sf ahe Al
pine mill this veek had his fo0 caught
in the skipuay usdd Tor loading eoncen-
trstes ssd 80 coesequesce b son ssing
esstches. HIS injuries vhiIe paisfni. are
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

J. Nay vest = Desver Dis 400
where be vim nsss ~ wife nd - vhe
have bses vidtias h ~ Rset sor II
past two nnouthA
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

James Thomas of Russell Culch is
spending portion a Of his vacation in this
city with friends and relatives.
Mrs. c. p. Rinker and children went to
Denver this morning, where they will |
establish home for the winter.
The Silver Plume rifle club will bold
match shoot with the local rifle club on |
the range in this city tomorrow.
Miss Hulda Sandstrom, Of Denver. 10
this week the guest Of Agent Frank
sauds,roui, Of the c. & S. depot.
Miss Helen Msnviile, Of Wathena,
Kans.. is the guest Of Miss Bertha Fran
cis. OF the Cascade electric Office.
Mise Susie Bowden, OF Central City,
Colo, is spending few days in the city
the guest Of the family Of Vim. Mosher.
Chas. Carlson has the contract for
building groom cottage for John Nye-
berg on lower Virginia street, in Sunny
side.
Fsznk Comsteck, Of saltwater, Okla,
arrived Wednesday to remain for q
sssonth visiiing with Telstives in this
city.
DIR. c. r. Stoves. formerly Of this city,
drove up from Denver the fore part Of
the week for a short outing IN these
parts.
Mis- Mzybclle (. Cole departed yesser-
day for Chicago and Kansas City where
she w,ll purchase = choice line Of fall
millinery.
Ars. G. X. Anxeve, Of Lov<lsnd. Colo,
after two weeks sisii With +. f. Ango~e
aud wife Of this city. departed for her
heae Thurseay.
Mrs. F..A. Burk hsrdt, Of Lima, Ohio,
and her two children, arrived Wednesday
evening for months WISH with her sis
Tar. Mrs. Myrtle Supp.
o. r. Caruisn and wife went to Den
.s<r Wednesday aftgnoos accompanying
trelasives vho departed sf that time for
their hou,e IN Missouri.
Messrs. Anderson, Cazlscu and S.ifler
went to Dcnssr Thursday afternoon ON
important business IN connection with
the operatione.of the ward mine.
Dr.. G. W Ssnfier weni 10 the s<lley
tuesday afternoon, where.he was Obliged
10 look alter the wants Of DIR. Tanner,
,sho 10 ON the in valid list
The Star Journals will play the ce.trai
City nine on the local grounds tomorrow.
On August 9Th the locals will 60 oser
the hill for . return engagesn>nt aud play
tve games.
Senator Roberts. Guy Askills. Dick
White and w. A. Robers left Yesterday
afternoon for CrAnd Junction where each
expeef to win . home ON tie Initial
reservations.
A. W. Brattiand has taken eharge Of
the waEd mill. Mr.. Brattlund 4. an ex-
perienced cyaside msa. and has heen in
charge Of the operatios Of several large
plants il South Africa.
DR.. w. 7. Cain went to Denver 1ses-
day morning. where he Uas joined BY |
Mo-. Cain Who has been visiting in Kan |
- Uith relatives for the past too
Dosths. They returned 10 eais city 10
day.
ManAger I'd. sehoelkopf, ef ahe Al
pine mill this we'll had his foa caught
in the skipuay usdA Tor leading enncen-
trstes ssd 80 cossequesce = sov ssipg
csstches. HIS injuries uhile paisfnl. are
Johs r. Miehel y s1salisg . wsees
llsd - By - ftef sputh a the rsilroad
esossisg bssvssa - and seth svenus.
lss ~ Peoples MsskeA eeapssy. ri
will hoid dx wagons ssd b nssd sus
IeorAoe purposes.
G. 4. Jamss. q chssess, m, besxhes
y opssaaer Jaoss u ~ G. 4 &. lepse. i
z - aselk n til civ - 4 kAM0a~kaI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
NO HORSE PLAY
IN THE COURTS
James Irwin, Complaining Witness,
Fined for Not Appearing in Pro-
secution of Mccall.

James Irwin, the complaining wit
ness in the assault and battery case
against James Mccall, was fined S. for
contempt of court Saturday afternoon
by Justice J. H. Cleland. The case,
which was set for last Monday, was
continued to Saturday on account OF
the failure of the complaining witness
TO appear. In imposing the fine on II
win. Justice Cleland called attention
10 the penalty of 81 900 fine and a year
in jail for influencing witnesses to stay
away.
Mccall, the defendant in the assault
and battery case. was discharged on
payment of the costs in the case. The
case was brought by Irwin as a result
of an alleged assault near his home, in
the lower end of the county in the vi
cinity of Reynolds. Mccall. it was
charged. stopped Irwin on the road and
took exception to statements that Ir
win was said to have made. Irwin
claimed that when he started to drive
away. Mccall caught the reins. and de
tanned him. and that when he finally
wrenched the reins from McCall's
hands, the latter had hit him with an
ear of corn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
Rear Admiral Train and
Son Roughly Used
by Chinese.
MARINERS FIRE ON MOB
Americans on Pheasant Shoot
ing Trip Wound a Woman
and Trouble Follows.

London. Oct. 30.-A dispatch from
Shanghai says Rear Admiral Train,
Communicated of the American
Asiatic squadron. and son. Lieut.. Train
have been victims of savage attack
by Chinese outside Marking.
The officers were pheasant shooting.
when the admiral accidentally shot a
Chinese woman, slightly injuring her.
4 hundred villagers thereupon sur
rounded the officers, took away their
guns. Knocked the admiral down in the
mud. and held Lieut. Train as hostage.
Rescue Party Lands.
Forty American marines landed as d
rescue party and were attacked by a
mob of Cinnamon. who tried to pitch
fork the officer The marines were
obliged TO fire twice. Chinese officials
refused TO restore the officers guns,
and supported the villagers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
LOST MILLIONS BY FRAUD
MOLINE CHILD IS
BITTEN BY A LION
Little Effie Taylor Attacked While At
tending Mundy Shows at
Galesburg.

While scores of school children were
pushing their way into Col. Mundy's
menagerie at Gaiesburg, Saturday af-
ternoon a large lion on the platform,
which was inadequately fastened. leap
ed into the crowd bore Effie Taylor,
the 5-year-old daughter of c. w. Tay-
lor of Moline. TO the ground and seized
her first by the waist and then by the
thigh. biting twice clear through the
thigh. and infiicting II bad wounds.
The child was rescued by Lieut.. John
F. Hamilton of the state militia. who
seized the lion by the jaw while the
keeper beat the beast on the head. The
little girls condition is serious.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
SANTA FE WRECK
California Limited. One Of Best
in Service, Derailed in
Kansas.
THIRTEEN REPORTED KILLED
Occurs in Remote District and Delay
is Experienced in Sending
Relief,

Kansas City, Mo, Oct. 30.-The
Santa Fe westbound passenger was
wrecked four miles from Kansas City
this morning. Thirteen persons were
killed and 20 injured, some of whom
may die
The wreck occurred at Rock Creek,
near Sheffield, where the Santa Fe
tracks cross the tracks of the Missouri
Pacific on a trestle. Ii is stated the
train was derailed by striking a broken
rail. and the entire train went down
the embankment.
One of Finest I'm service.
The train was the California Limited
one of the heaviest and fastest in the
service. Ii left Chicago at 10 last
night and was due here at 1890 this
morning 1t was composed of the reg
ular coaches, chair cars, tourist sleep
ers and Pullman sleepers. Relief
trains were sent from Kansas City to
the scene and preparations made 10
bring the dead and injured to Kansas
City.
Delay Experienced.
The scene of the wreck was in an
out of the way place and delay in get
ting relief TO the scene was expert
enced. Up To 1915 the relief train
had not reached Sheffield and the dead
and injured were still at the wreck. At
that hour the number of dead was
placed at eight Rain added to the
difficulties experienced by the rescu-
ers.
Rails Spread.
The wreck was caused by spreading
rails. The speed of the train was so
great it caused cars TO pile on top OF
each other Under the wreckage were
buried scores of passengers and the
train crew.
Among the dead are:
RUDOLPH RICHARDSON, a negro
waiter.
JOHN MACGREGOR. Fort Madison.
Iowa.
JOHN r. CAPS. Chicago.
JOSEPH SEYMOUR, Richmond,
Mo.
WILLIAM HARRISON, colored por-
ter.
Those Injured.
The seriously injured: George Doug
lass. Chicago; George Johnson, Chi
cago; Ralph Skinner, La Harpe, Kans.
J. NJ. Killian. Gas City. Kans.; T. ID
Whitmore, Carrollton, Mo; j. Brown
Chicago: II. II. l.. Gardine, Chicago;
Artie Carter. Richmond, Mo; Joseph
Rembart. Buffalo, y. Y; Benjamin l.
Celly. Chicago.
Most of the injured were in the smo
ker The passenger list was compos
cd largely OF colonization tourists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
MONEY IS MISSING
S25, 900 Express Package is
Found to Contain Only News
paper Clippings.

Helena, Mont. Oct. 3O.-The con
tents OF $25 900 express package sent
from Hamilton. Mont, TO New York
are missing and the Northern Pacific
Express company has several OF its
detectives force engaged in trying to
discover what became OF the money.
The money was shipped by Charles +.
Kelley to " w Harris & Co. for in
yegtment When the package reached
New York. it contained only newspa-
per clippings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
i'm HIGH STATION
Superintendent S. J. Ferguson
Elected President of Teach.
ers' Association.
NEXT MEETING AT FREEPORT
Honors Divided Between North and
South-"Professor" Meese's Dis
cusson Well Received.

Supt. S. J. Ferguson was elected
president OF the Northern Illinois
Teachers association at the session
Saturday. at the close of one of the
most successful and enjoyable of meet
ngs. The Rock Island county teachers
returned Saturday evening.
by a resolution in the committee
on nominations il was decided that if
the next meeting went to the south
of the district the presidency should
go TO the north and vice versa" said
Mr.. Ferguson in discussing his cleo
ton TO the head office of the associa-
ton. so when the proposition of the
Rock Island teachers to bring the
meeting here instead OF taking it to
Freeport was turned down on the floor
of the convention, there was an open
ing for the election of man from this
part of the district TO the presidency.
las | was chairman of the executive
committee | had not felt that the light
ming would strike me and | was not a
candidate for the place. 1t has been
the practice of the association TO avoid
the precedent of eleYating TO the pres
idency the chairman of the executive
committee The idea has not been TO
avoid it altogether, but to prevent it
from being considered stepping stone
to the presidency. and in some instan-
ces the association has gone out OF its
way TO eliminate such an idea of pro
motion. So you see / had reason for
not being candidate"
IIIiIoi. History.
The meeting was most enjoyable
throughout. Rock Island having its
share of the honors. The discussion
of the subject of illinois History in
the School by w. A. Meese was es-
pecially well received and Professor
Meese was afterward besieged with
persons who wanted the paper pub
lished.
"The railways companies were very
good 10 us. the Burlington giving us
special trains and carrying the teach
ers both ways with convenience, and
the Rock Island waiting here for the
Geneseo passengers"
Omcer~.
The following officers were elected
Presidents. J. Ferguson, Rock Is
| land
! Vice President-John Hay, Caro-
county
Secretary-S F. Parsons. Dekalb.
Treasurer-C. (. Jones. Rochelle.
Railroad Secretary-B. +. Hendricks
/ Morrison.
| Executive Committees. ID. Raines
Freeport: Miss CZarina Giddings
/ Rockford; Claude Brown, Bureau
| county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
PRINCE LOUIS APPROACHES
Second English Cruiser Squadron
Leaves Halifax

Halifax, Oct. 30.-The second cruiser
squadron under the command Of Rear
Admiral Prince Louis of Battenburg
sailed today for Annapolis. An inter
esting feature OF the trip will be the
power and speed trial of the ships
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
Celebrated tooth Year.

Mrs. Elizabeth North, of Yates City,
Knox county, Saturday celebrated her
Tooth birthday anniversary. She is a
native of Virginia. a member of fam
lily of IL children, and married at the
age of IS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
Anderson Resigns.

Peoria. Ill. Oct. 30.-William H An
derson. superintendent of the Anti-Sa-
loon league of Illinois, has rendered
his resignation and will make his fare
well address at the state convention OF
of the league, which will be held in this
city Nov Is aud Il.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
Run on Bloomington Bank.

Bloomington, H., Oct. 30.-A run on
the savings department of the Corn
Belt bank commenced at noon today.
Ali demands are being met in full.
President Howells says the bank : con
dition was never better
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
OFFICERS KILLED
Six Die Examining Coal Mine
After Recent Ex-
plosion.

Pittsburg. Oct. S0.-Six minor Off
cials of the PittSburg 4 Westmoreland
Coal company gave up their lives at
1880 o'clock yesterday morning when
they entered the Hadel Kirk mine No.
i OF the company at Hazel Kirk. Pa
Is miles east of this city. 10 ascertain
If a portion of the mine was still burn
ing as a result of an explosion two
weeks ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
DUBUQUE MAN KILLS RIVAL
Keeps Threat Against Another Found
in Wife's Company.

Dubuque. Iowa. Oct. 30.-Finding his
wife in the company OF his former
partner. Roy Summer, in the Illinois
Central station yesterday. William
Clark shot and fatally wounded Sum
mer. The woman escaped by leaping
upon a passing engine. When arrest
ed Clark said he had warned the cou-
pie that If they ever met again he
would Kill them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
ROOSEVELT FINDS
WATER TURBULENT
Strong Northeast Wind Retards the
Progress of Cruiser West
Virginia.

Norfolk, Va. Oct 30.-According to
wireless message Received at the
navy yard, the cruiser West Virginia
was at 10 a. m. so miles south of Cape
Hatteras, and a strong northeast wind
and heavy seas prevailed. She is not
expected to make the cape for 10
hours
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
Investigating Board Re-
ports Finding Aston
ishing Conditions.
LAST ADMINISTRATION
Three Contractors by Agree
ment Not to Compete Robbed
Right and Left

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 3O-By the
report of Mayor Weaver's board of in
vestigating engineers, made public yes
terday, it is shown that former Boss
Israel w. Durham and State Senator ].
p. McNichol have grated the city for
$6,33O 900 in the filtration and boule-
ward jobs. for which they were the con-
tractors.
1t also is estimated that 1900 deaths
from typhoid fever directly are due
to the dilatory methods employed in
the installation of the filtration sys-
TEN.
Suppressed Competition.
One of the most gigantic and COM
plete schemes for the suppression OF
competition in municipal contracts ev-
er known in history is laid bare.
Much of the work. it is said. is of az
inferior quality. poor material being
used where the city is paying for first
class. The rakeoff in this way alone,
amounts to hundreds of thousands.
The report which was submitted TO
the mayor yesterday is signed by
States Engineering corps, who un-
earthed the Oberlln Carter frauds in
The Savannah harbor work and John
Donald MacLennon of Washington.
Big Profits Allowed.
1t shows that up to date the city has
paid or pledged $1S,761, ,541, whereas
the actual cost of construction has
been but $10.356,0 600. II allows for legi-
innate contractors profits 20 per cent
Of this or $2,075, ,20S, which would have
made the proper charge $12,431,2
The rest is classed as overcharge.
The city's losses. says the report
were brought about by excessive costs.
collusive bids, and illegal advertising
Gross favoritism on the part of the city
officials is charged
Firms Concerned.
The contracting firms concerned are
ID. j. McNichol & Co, James J. Ryan.
and John A. Kelley, and Ware Brothers.
The members of the McNichol firm are
Israel w. Durham. leader of the local
republican organization; State Senator
J. p. McNichol also a city leader. and
the latter's brother Daniel. The Ware
firm is made up of State Senator
George A. Ware and Edwin II. Ware.
Their brother William S. Ware, is re-
corder of deeds. an elective Office.
Those Held ResponsIbIe.
The officials held responsible by the
report for some of the conditions in
with the filtration system
are William c. Haddock. who was di-
rector of public works under Mayor
Peter f. Costello. director
of public works under Mayor Weaver
until last May and John w. Hill, form
er chief OF the bureau of filtration, who
is awaiting trial on charges of fraud
and Justification of records in connec-
tion with the construction of the filtra-
tion system.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
STEAMBOAT WRECKED
AT ONTARIO, CANADA

Southampton. Ont. Oct 30.-The
wreck of a steamer lost in last nights
gale has been found here. At kincar-
dine the body of a sailor, supposed 10
have been of the crew, washed ashore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-30
STOCKHOLDERS MAY
SEE BENk'S BOOKS

Washington. Oct 30.-In decision
today the supreme court of the United
States held that a stockholder in ma
tionai bank is entitled to inspect the
books of the bank.