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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06
minneapolis.

minneapolis.
r2tpets Me11in9" bill ordftes af
@1rs. &olt / ct 6oreorog / Dgg6roiil
teo1ofiife Samfuno, SOC Geoor s(pe.
nGite Spnoag @ftermib6ag. SCI. 4.
Com iaobanlig CT Mogangen fri.
s Ma5aretbfirfen, 12tb 9lpe. g. %
9tb Ctr, taller f%eritfommen6e @gn-
Bag Gormiooag &l. II 8altor 81. 6.
Mormor ODER @mnet: &erioner %
@rinciper. en- 8etragtning ODER 6or=
bol6et mellem 2ip og 2ere. Mlle ct
belfomre.
Set ,1orife bramatiife Selffab gi-
Der 2br6ag ben ID. SSarrllar en- Sore
FILLING paa Donia Sail UNDER 2e6elie
al &r. Carl @rabotp. ct l1bDre",
% ~Meblere6e @erelier" fommer at
opferes. 2igele6es bill Erpllefunitne=
rem @rof. 2eofreo optreoe og 81. a.
uofbre ~@plpias mpitiffe Goriptn-
6en". Selffabet -er iommenlat al go6e
@refter og @ollerne / uom9rfe6e
@en6er.
S. 81. Slitrnp, en- al 8pens beoit
fjen6te Mor6men6, afgif be6 Db6en
ii6ite 6re6og, 83 Star gammel. &an
TOM me6 fin Gamilie til @inneapo=
lis 1881 % bor boet fer 1i6en; / 6e
iibite Mar bor bon 6rebet Gigarfor=
refining / @ourtbuiet. San bar lige
til fine itoite Gage raft og ungoom-
melig og bap6e mango @enner. @n
al bans Sgnner er SSngenigr Carl 80.
Slitr11p ber / 8pen.
Morm. Sing, Ben meget omtalte
0poageliesbetient, iom for lin 8efot=
ming me6 &orruptionen / 8pltDret un=
ser Shines M6miniItrationen ien6tes
til Stilmater Statsfengiel, men ie-
mere TOM u6 paa &arol, bar MI faaet
,1betinget 8enaa6ning og Gritagelie
for enbber Strof. Ser bar ttlbu6t
bam en- 9eteftibpoit peo ct Sernbane-
fompognt, bbis ban f,1n6e opnaa 8e-
naa6ningen, og 6enne bleb bom Ser
for tilltoaet.
S~o9lammenitpb. Sort efter &I. 8
/ 26r6ags Morges itb6te ct 2ofomo=
tib, Ser iful6e lebe mes til &erflte=
6erne be6 Sborebam, iammen me6 ct
Basiagertos paa 500 2inien, ~
Mtl 91t for Seem Brighton. Maffi=
nilten paa oct lgIe 2ofomotib, finger,
bab6e facet Sr6re til at afbente &as=
iagertogets Mnfomit % gao in6 paa
ct @toeipor; men fnlgte life 0rbren;
BON bleo iterft b%eifa6iget beo Cant
men1tp6et, me6ens Sen at6en Maift=
niit, Sobn Mepbotper, bleb 6r9bt og
tire 8osiagerer .om %alporligt til Sfa-
6e, ligeiom 6e to Maifiner og en- 3d.
gagepogn blep fuloltenoig p6elagt.
Sen rpe EXPERIMENTATION obertoe
/ Man6ags 2eoelien al Mffererne bel
en- Geremoni, Ser fon6t @te6 / 8D:
raa6sialen ser. 2 @ftermi6oog. SCI
gamle 8praao bar iamlet og fal6teS
til Sr6en for it61te Gang. Saainar:
6orretningarne bar llutte6e, erfle
re6es &aaoet for oplglt, GitD @ler'
2Doiar6 fal6te set nDe 8praa6 ii
Sr6en, og bette balgte ltrafs 81. 6
Merrill til @refioent og Sobn s
@an Sect til @icepreii6ent. Derefte1
benteoes Ben afgoae6e @aDor, Sames
6. @opnes, og Sen nDpalgte, 9abii
g. Sones, til @alen. Sen f6rltnnpn
tie CAB en- 0peritgt oper bba6 Ser bal
u6rettet / bans @egieringstt6, og bbi
fin @%fterfblger / Gmbe6et belfomme,1
bborpaa 6enne bolot fin Siltre6elies
tale. Otter at 6enne bar b9rt, got
8Draa6et fig til at beige 8pembebs
men6 | &enbol6 til en- 2tfte, Ser bal
J, faltiat paa ct ON Morgenen afbol6
republtfanff Caucus, @olgte bleb fel
Sent % laieligt CT bba6 ri fori6ge
at giere bette 8la6. &an gu bi9lp
oS paa 1ogen Maa6e iaa ie inbom ii
os eller ifrib % til.
In Life's .Cayeey-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

Sc fleite al &c ifanbinabiife Sore
ninger pil / 0enne l1ge inltallere Sc
res nppalgte Gmbe6smen6, % ri ifal
foripge / nelte Mummer at lepere en-
forrigeret 2ilte ober Goreningerne og
6eres Gmbeosmen0. D'@rr Sefre=
terer be6es at boloe % 11noerrette6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06
@orris @belitein ser fgr bar bore


@orris Gbeliteiu ser fpr bar peret
omtalt / 6isie @palter, er bleben bol6t
til @ran6 Surpen, beifpl6t for at
babe aflagt falif 60. 6or nogen
SID iioen in6gap Girmaet @6elitein
& @arris ct 8gnifrtft til Metter ON
at maatte blipe fritagen for 0eres
@iel6 UNDER &anferot=2oben % set
bar, ga @r. @6elitein bleb forb6rt
angoaen6e lit Strmas @ienoele, at oet
iiges, ban begif Mene6. San er Sen
famine, Ser | fin SID blep iparfet III
al &ontoret at Scr. 9oran.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

Sab peS Slbebranb i st. Saul
forrige Mar belgb fig til omtrent
100000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

@Hs@s - ~ ~ ~ 4S
Gogerton Street 8ruc1 bill blipe
bpgget at 6. 6. sanbeen. SON faar
$1,190 for Mrbeioet.
go. / at uSbe ct. &aul 9ailp
Mews" for Mar zoos er u6fommet
Set bar trpft paa 8agiioeu al 8laoet
for Sen 36ie So11uar.
9ommer Saggarb bar III taget
Se6e paa &pieiteretsbGnfen, og Ss-
cor &allam opertog @mbe6et iom 81
ltrifts @ets Dommer / Manoogs.
eugene 8oler, iom bar en- Bogtts
Snipefter pe6 Minneioto Gronsfer,
folot ne6 as Srapperne i Gran1it So
tel, 1886 l%1niperiitp Mpenr,e, og ilog
fig libel.
80. &en6iTon al Minneapolis er
arreiteret, beifpl6t for at babe itiao-
let ct l1br / en- Saloon pao 8tb %
@obert Streets. &on bob6e l1bret /
fin 8eii66elie, men erflerebe, at ban
iffe baboe itiaalet oct. &an bob6e
fun feet paa oct og tngen Mnleonina
bobt til at gipe set tilbage.
Morbfap 2ose, Sbnner al @orge,
bar balgt felgen6e 8eitprelie: &rG=
iioent, 8. Gurner; @icepreiioent, 81,
2uno; Sefreter, 8. Mrelien; ST.
nansiefreter, q. sc. Mn6erim; &os-
ierer, 8. Sobanien; Moribal, @pbre;
S11ore &agt, S. Mnoerien; gore &agt,
Sllen; 2ege, @e0er Soft % Stolpe>
lta6.
Tulb. SCI bar bbo6 81. @enifer,
cit @iscon1in 2nmbermon6, bar. @o11
op6age6es, liggen6e paa @poret, al
cit Gomo-&orriet Motormano. gu
&olitibetient tog fig al bom % Don't
mer Sine m1.lftere6e bom $40. gf-
terat babe betalt M11lften bab6e fan
enonu 500 / &ontanter og $13,800
Gbecfs / fine 2ommer.
Gn @la,1 er UNDER Sberbeiel1e, ser
bpis Sen Tan giennemferes, nil bere
al flor &ielp / Silfel6e al 8rano.
&lonen er at faa Sporbognsfompa=
MET til at %forifaffe nogle 6la6bo9ue
bporpoa 8ranoapparaterne fan
transporteres fra ct. Saul til Min.
neopolis eller omben6t. Mt bette
funoe bltpe al uen6elig flor 8etp0:
ming / Stlfel6e al en- flor @ran6 / en-
at Spillingbperne, er iiffert.
Gm brGn6enbe Motpr %foroorjageoe
flor 6oritprrelie / en- @eit 7tb Stree1
Sporbogn be6 7tb og Granflir
Streets @gn6ag Mften. Sc so Bas:
iagerer / &ognen, ga Sc ioa 6lam.
merne u%n6erne6en, ifDnote fig l6
set burttglte, Sc fun6e, life olent
gienmem 9gren me1 oglaa gjennen
&in6uerne. st @ar al Dem bleb og
laa llemt forifaaret at @las, me,
ellers bar SEN @fa6e, &osiagerern
1e6, 1%1betD6elig. Mo9le faa Sfram
mer, BET bar alt.
9aa nSibenbe"s &pntor bil ma,
funre finbe Set meite at boab 8o9ber
benem far at bDoe = ug bbab ri iff
far paa oure @Dlber, set Fan III ffai
fe. SITE alene 8s9er, men usia
8labe % S~ibsfrifter at alle m,li8
~
Slags, baabe / Sc ifanoinabiife %
set emselife Sprog. 80 paa mango a
bisie fan hi Cite bore Monmentcr G
eanife anicelis @abat = iaa set ii
betdle fig for Sem / &en9e at bet
en- uSibenbe"s Mbonnent. Som in
% ie bbab III far % LAB % b1ipe IT
fjenbt.
Norbfap 2oge Mo. s, 5pnner d
9eorge, og 5pnngpe 9oge SO.
9btre al @orge, baboe tiljo1mne
itellet til Ell meget bpggelig SsS11letra
felt / Central &au Ii6ite 22proo{
8ernene bor ogiao mes, % &c Iige
at babe babt set meget morlom'
Nor6fapS nDe Sane bleb beS |omm
Mnleoning afilgret. Ganen er male
uf s. 6. 6 q 8pecfmnm M fiops r
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

&lm6ielig bpo. @illtam SmitD al
767 Socf1on Street falot 6p0 ON
poa &iernet al @abaiba og Sglebart
Streets itrafs fpr 81. 1 5pn6ag.
Set bar ct @iertetilfel6e, ser enote
bans 2ib. @an bar netop paa &etel,
biem fra &irfen iammen meo lin Sen,
Sobn Mcgfultp. Sc to bapoe talt ON
De mango plu6ieltge Dp6sfal6, Ser
bop6e ben6t / ct. Saul / Sen ienere
5io, og Smitb bemerfeoe; rSeg ifa]
ielp el1gang gaa Ben Sci" 5trafz
efter iagoe ban: uSSeg f6ler en- 5mer-
tie / min Si6e," og fal0t til Soroen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06
+ :: eat Ssss.,n s'''''*''''''.'.

&ontoret CT aabent bber Spencoal
til SCI. $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

@arti1 Carlton bap6e Ell lille
@isforitaaelie mes fiji Some Spn6ag
Gftermio6ag og bleb arreiteret, ME-
Sens ban, forfulgt al en- Slot Menne-
ifer, iprang ne6oper @aoen. Mrs.
Carlton bar ct 2ogibus / 108 6. 7tb
Street, og FUN flageoe oper, at Soar
tin bapoe ilaaet benoe, foroi bun
life bil6e 'tillaoe bam og ct &ar al
bans @enner at benptte ct al &uiets
&erelier. San blep ien6t til Or
beiosbuiet for 80 Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06
11inneiota.

S &oitfontoret ! 8eaper Greet
bar Der funoet Sn6bru6 Steb % er
bleben i%tiaalet $133.O8 / Grimarfer.
,&gberne lin6ilap.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

ct. saul bar / ltgens SOB list al
bet iGopnnlige Mntol ln1aa SorbrD=
6eller, S%loebrm0e, Sperfierller oip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

2obgipnin9smaifineriet er mi lat /
&irflombe6, Ben npe @uperner bar
aflagt fin @mbeoseo % bol6t iinSn6=
fomittale, og 8an @ant far iagt 6ar=
bel. S Snsbogs bleb SEN fprlte Sob
pe6taget, nemltg en- appropriation at
$4,000 for 2egislaturens u6gifter.
Set npe &apitolium, bbori Me6erne
boloes, er ler6eles imuft at ie til,
men iiges BOG lite at ibare til &en-
.itgten. S Senatsialen iaale0es fan
6e, Ser iio6er baebe6, life bgre en-
Saler langt fremme. Seller lite er
Ser til1treffelige &nager for 9'@rr.
2obgipere at bemge fra fig fit Sber=
tbi paa. Seen 8pgningen bar 10 og-
iaa finn foitet $4,500,000 og bpao
fan man ga bente?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

8cbre 8cforbrin9 pnifes al Mi1-
netonfds 8eboere. De bill babe lam=
me Mntol Grains per Bag ont @inte=
rem fra Sonfa 8ap, iom ser er ON
ISommeren. M%inneopolis & ct.
Souls 8anen fit ogiaa &aaleg al
Sernbanefommisiererne ON at for
1foffe flere Sroins, men Sen bar emo
MI life feet fig befpiet til at efter-
fomme Sr6ren. gu igger MttD. Sen.
9onabomer 40 &ettens Sci at tbinge
8one11 til at %efterlepe 2oben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

SETTLING nof. Gbas. 6. Sobnion
er al 5enatet n6nepnt til 6trema11
mes ct Soler at SIS pr. Dag. Set
eneite Mrbei6e, ban bar at l1orette,
iiges at bore at trGffe fit Caller,
men set er oog olligepel noget.
1trigtig Nloer upgipet. So @il.
bur s. Goplor blep Meblem at SIZE
Mncient Or6er Of l1nite6 @orfme11,
opgab ban Ell fell Ml6er, % iom Ell,
Selge Tan bans @nfe, MI, ga ban CT
beb, life faa be $4,000, for bpil,
fet 8elpb ban bar a%siureret. 0om-
mer Saggar6 fien6te, at @nten ingen
@et bab6e til &engene.
Set CT 1o8le 8anift folosiale Af'
itaube, iom no9le al bisie 2e9islatur.
meolemmer bar at reile. 8. 9. ct:
man at @oieou matte iaale6es reiit
1,146 Mil, bnorfor ban, efter It
Gents pr. @&l, bleb tilfieno1
$171.90. 9ette er oog for Sur OF
&etur. Salt bleb ser til Me6lem
merne al &11let betalt 1881 fo1
&eiieuogifter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

@rs. Margaret Sbompipn bIet
ienot til Sinosipgeaiplet / &ocbelter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

Sub. Set bar bbo6 81. 5enifer,
cit @isconiin 2umbermon6, bar. &a11
op6age6es, liggenoe paa Sporet, al
cit @omo-@arriet Motorman0. @11
&olitibetient tog fig al bam % Cont
mer Sine m11lftere6e bam $40. @f=
terat babe betalt Mulften bob6e ban
en6nu 500 / &ontanter og $13,800 /
Gbecfs / fine 2ommer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

Gn tolbaarsgammel &ise, 2eona
@oof, bleb fi6fte SorS6ag Mfter1 bort
fgrt al en- uMan6" og trmet meo
@ol6tegt. Me6enS lille 2eono, ser
Dor / 686 @uclio Mpenl1e, benteoe
paa en- Sporbogn for at fomme bjem,
tom Gre6 sc. Moble, ser fgr bapbe
boet / benoes Mabolag, agen6e @Ie-
De. SON iaa 2eona og tilbe6 fig at
tage benbe biem. sun 1teg op /
|Sle6en, men Moble figrte / en- for
fiert &etning. Da bun iplrgte bbor<
for, iDareoe ban, at set bar paa
f@runo of beore sleoefgre. Do Sc
bab6e naaet ct eniom S5teo paa glr-
caoe Street, traf Moble frem en- &nib
|og tr1eoe meo at ornbe benoe, bbis
bun life efterfom bans 9nifer. S
ben Scamp, Der paaf1lgte, bffeoeS
bet benoe at bemagtige fig @ripen,
bpormeo bum foripareoe Jig, % till
fi6it lDffeoes set ber1be at fomme no
|af 5leoen og bort. On 5ornner, ser
tom fierenbe, bragte ben6e biern.
EgeobIe bleb nrre1teret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

r2ipets Meni,1s" bill orgftes al
Mrs. Solt ct 6oreorag / Oggoraiil
teolofiffe Samfunb, SOC CEDAR glpe.,
naite Spnoag @ftermiooag. &I. 4.
Com ieopanltg er gogangen fri.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

s Ma5aretbfirfen, 12tb gpe. g. %
9tb Str, taller f%britfommenoe @gn>
oog 6ormio6ag SCI. II @aitor 81. 6.
Morma11 ODER @mnet: Herioner %
@rinciper, en- 8etragtning ODER 6or-
bol6et mellem 2ip og 2ere. @lle er
belfomne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

Morbfap 2oge, Gbnner al @orgc,
bar palgt felgen6e 8eitprelie: Ere=
lioent, 8. Gurner;; @icepre1i6ent, 81.
2un6; Sefreter, g. Mrelien; ST.
nansiefreter, q. 90. Mnoerien; &as.
lerer, g. Sobanien; Moribal, Mpbre;
SS11ore &agt, S. Mn6erien; gore 8agt,
Sllen; 2ege, &e0er Soft og @tolpe.
lta6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

Morbfap 2ose Geo. 8, Spnner of
Norge, og 5pnngpe 2oge go. 5,
9ptre al @orge, bab6e tiliomnen
itellet til Ell. meget bpggelig S11letre=
felt / Central Sail liolte :2oprbag.
8ernel1e bar ogiaa mes, % &c liges
at babe babt set meget morlon1t.
Mor6fapS npe Some bleb beS |o1nre
Mnleoning afilgret. Sanen er malet
af s. 6. g. 8oecfman, og iiges at
bore ct rigtigt MeiterbGrf. &obe6<
preii6enten, q. &. @rotte, al Min=
nPapolis, og Sber 96egaaro tale
De, me6ens BET lite mangle6e paa
Mtnitf. Ser bolotes poa til Mi6nat.
2egemet al Masnns sc. 2c,pis, ser
iom man bill erin6re, fal6t fra Ell
@ogn / SD6 ct. SAUL og 6rebtes, er
mi en6elig begrabet. Set bar inb-
til M beroet / 2igbniet, 6o set benz
te6es, at Ser fful6e ftn6es 1togen, Ser
bil6e tage fig at set. 8ro6erer, Ser
tom BERTH l1gen efter Dgosfolbet,
fnn6e lite, men faa te~legrafereoe en
8anf go Msonre, 81. g., at 2iget
ff1loe bo1bes, it1otiI en- @eprelentant
fra 8anfen,9 ffu1i1tooe fomme reb % rrr-
beri6ge Sage1t. 8anfen babbe mem.
Zig en- Nsinranee paa bans Glib af
5000. @eprnientat1te1t tom, men err
flareoe, at ban lite biIoe tage noger,
&ififo.. 2iget bleb berfor biiat paa
sSSattigfarmens @rabeaarb.
Sllere Gpfalmpbeber paa Sioe s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

~. 8eubi1oa al minneapolis er
orreiteret, beifpl6t for at babe itiao-
let ct l1br / en- Soloon pao 8tb %
@obert Streets. &an bab6e l1bret /
fin 8eli66elle, men erflereoe, at ban
life bab6e %itiaalet oct. San bab6e
fun feet paa oct og in9en Mnle6ning
babt til at gipe set tilbage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06
Gbgerton Street 8roc1t bill blipe
bpgget at 6. 6. Sanoeen. &an faar
$1,190 for Mrbeioet.

go. i at usbe ct. &anl 9ailp
Nems" for Mar zoos er u6fommet
Set bar trpft paa 8agiioeu al 8laoet
for Sen 36ie SSo,1uar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-15
paid $4,000 into THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN FUND
Contributions es.-Demoate Success Feared

investigate the life insurance business
Augustus ID. Julliard, trustee and men,
ber of the finance committee OF the
Mutual Life, testified that he partici-
pated in several syndicates in which
the mutual company was interested.
In the United States of Mexico bond
syndicate the Mutual Life, he said,
took S4,000.OO0 in bonds, and members
of the syndicate, while putting up no
money, shared in the distribution of
the profits.
PropOunds N Query.
Mr.. Hughes inquired if the mutual
was treated in any way differently
from individual participatOrs in the
syndicates. He ELECTED the fact that In
really successful deals the participa-
tors withdraw no bonds, put up no
money. make the profit without cost
TO themselves, and then he asked:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-15
LANSDOWNE NOT
ASKED TO ARBITRATE
Officially Denied He Will Mediate Be.
tween Sweden and Nor
way.

London, Sept 15.-The Associated
Press is officially informed there is
no truth in the report that Foreign
Secretary Lansdowne has been asked
to arbitrate the questions in dispute
between Sweden and Norway. 1t is
believed a satisfactory settlement will
be reached
Copenhagen, Sept. ia Norwegian
diplOmatist said to the Associated Press
that if. owing to the opposition of the
Swedish government, Prince Charles,
of Denmark, should decline to ascend
the throne of Norway, negotiations
would probably be opened with Prince
George, of Greece. who was educated
at the Danish naval college.
London, Sept. Is Reports from
Copenhagen last night say that some
of the powers are intervening to secure
peaceful settlement of difficulties be-
tween Sweden and Norway. Both the
Swedish and Norwegian papers regard
the crisis as acute; Swedish papers
even talk of an ultimatum and prepara-
ticns for mobilizaaon,' but though the
situation is strained. it is not believed
that it will end in war Christiania
paper asserts that Norway would glad
ly accept either arbitration or media
tion. as the Norwegian government has
n sincere desire to effect an under
standing with Sweden.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-15
LEAGUE DEMANDS
TARIFF REVISION
Wants Law Enacted BY Congress as
Appendix to the Dingley
Bill.

Chicago, Sept. 15.-The national
committee appointed by the American
Reciprocal Tariff league which was
organized here last month. at a meet
ing here yesterday decided to present
a memorial TO congress at its next ses-
sion urging the passage of a maximum
and minimum tariff law with the pres
ent Dingley law, in the main, as the
maximum rates.
The committee organized by electing
these officers: Chairman. A. H. San
ders, Chicago; vice chairman, E. n.
Foss, Boston; w. A. Harris, Chicago.
and John Miller, Duluth; secretary
w. f. Skinner, Chicago; treasurer.
John E. Miller, president of the Illinois
Manufacturers association.
Nine new members were added to
the national committee, but their
names will be withheld until the per-
sons have accepted. Later the com
mittee will be increased to 80 persons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-15

New York. Sept. 15.-On the stand
this afternoon in the insurance inves-
tigation George w. Perkins produced Q
check for $4s.000 drawn by the New
York Life Insurance company Dec. 80.
1904. payable TO J. p Morgan & Co
Perkins testified this check was a con-
tribution 10 the National republican
committee and was promised TO Cor
nelius y. Bliss, treasurer of the com
mittee.
Feared Democratic Success.
Perkins said the same thing was
done in 1896 and 1900. The reason for
these contributions he said, was the
company feared its assets would be
endangered in case of democratic sue
cess
Hears Mutual Life
New York. Sept 15.-During today S
session Of the legislative committee to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-15
BOARD APPOINTS DELEGATES
Chairman Cary and Supervisors George
and Garnett to la Crosse.

At the meeting of the county board
of supervisors this morning three del
egates were selected TO the meeting
of the Upper Mississippi River I'm
provement association in La Crosse
next month. Chairman William Carey
and Supervisors George and Garnett
will be in attendance.
A committee was instructed TO in
vestigate the amount of help necessary
in the various county Offices and to re-
port at the next meeting.
Resolutions of sympathy for the fam
lily of II. c. Trent. former supervisor
from Port Byron. were adopted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-15
AMERICAN FISHERS
TARGET FOR SHOTS
Tug w. j. McCarter Struck by Shots
from Canadian Cruiser in
Lake Erie.

Erie, Pa. Sept. 15.-The fish tug w.
J. McCarter of the Keystone Fish com
pany's fleet, limped into port yesterday
afternoon with a big hole in its side.
from the shot from the Canadian crui-
ser Vigilant. Capt. Frank Handy said
that about noon the Vigilant swooped
down on him when he was after his
nets. After signalling, the Vigilant
fired on his boat. the shell striking
near the water line. 1t completely
wrecked the machinery for pulling in
the nets. The McCarter then put for
shore. Capt. Handy said he believes
he was in American waters when the
Vigilant fired upon his craft.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-15
FALSEHOOD DROVE
GIRL TO SUICIDE
Body Of Woman Who Killed Self in
Manhattan Hotel Identi-
fled.

New York, Sept. 15.-LorenZen Ber-
ry. carpenter OF West Medford. Mass.
today identified as that OF his daugh-
ter. Bella. the body OF the young wo-
man who committed suicide Wednes-
day in a hotel in Manhattan. The girl
registered under the name of A. w.
Wilder, of Washington. Berry declar-
ed the publication OF an untrue story
in Boston paper a year ago that his
daughter had run away with a married
man was the cause of her self-destruc-
ton. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-15


deaths. ?.
Cincinnati. Sept. 15.--At least five
persons suspected of having yellow
fever. arrived here over the Queen and
Crescent today. The train carried 200
refugees from Lake Providence and
Tallulah, La, who were fleeing from
yellow fever.
Tried To Escape From Train.
Health officer Davis, having been no.
titled of their coming sent physicians
to Lexington to examine the people.
When the train reached Lexington,
several persons who were sick attempt
ed to escape, but were caught by the
police and forced back into the train.
They were taken to branch hospital
on arrival here.
All other passengers were allowed TO
go to their destinations, but the names
and addresses of all were taken and
the day.
Many PenniIess.
Fifty of the party were absolutely
penniless, though each carried lot of
baggage. At Tallulah. La, 10 persons
boarded the train, but they did not get
on at the station. Knowing they would
have difficulty in getting out of town.
which is in the heart of the fever dis
trict, they walked out a mile and half
and there, when the engineer stopped
for them, the crowd of men, women
and children, got aboard. Some of
these are among the penniless ones.
RenI Article.
Later in the day physicians declared
the five suspected cases were genuine
yellow fever.
Crime to Hide Cases.
New Orleans, Sept. 15.-Annoyed by
the constant digging up OF hidden cas-
es of yellow fever. which has added tn
the difficulty of stamping out the dis
ease. DR.. White is serving notice to the
public that he and his staff will relent-
lessly prosecute those who may be
guilty of suppressing cases. The atti-
tude of the federal authorities hereto
fore has been one of benevolent tolera-
ton OF the shortcomings of certain ele-
ments of the community. but since
their appeals continue To go unregard-
ed. resulting in menace To the whole
community, sterner measures have
been decided upon
Treatment SuccessfUI.
The increase in new cases yesterday
has caused no alarm because the ply
sicians are treating cases SO success
fully that few deaths result. Advices
from Tallulah and Lake Providence
are more cheerful. The situation art
both places is being steadily helped by
the exodus who can get away, move
ment which the doctors are encourag-
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-15
BROKER ACCUSED
OF $135,O0O FRAUD
Harry Clifford Brown, Of Boston, is Ae-
eused Of Forging and Raising
Railroad Certificates

Boston. Sept. 15.- Charged with
forging and raising railroad stock GER
uificates. upon which he is now known
to have realized s1S5. 900. Harry Cliff
ford Brown. a broker. with Offices in
the Ames building. and who lives in
Brookline. is under arrest He Is said
TO have lost heavily in stock specula-
tion and resorted TO forgery to protect
his loans. This was detected when he
allowed a note held by the Washington
Trust company To go To protest.