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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-09-21

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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1905-09-21

In the Circuit Court of Iron County, Mis-
souri,, in vacation-August IS, 1905.
William r. Edgar, as Administrator de bo-
mis- non, with the will annexed, of John w.
Emerson, deceased, Plaintiff,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19

Gem dc Scr III nj
q.
&n HiIep'a &nIlc 3ll @opCrIp iucr.
oen oic 9cmofrotCn bcl>tc Nbcllb
cine Ncriommlunq boltcn i'll pcIdcr
sic SS. Siouc Sobc Strora, 4. i.
Groric BON @citminitcr, Geo. 6or.
bca mo Mnbcrc Hcocn bolten iucr.
sen. Us lit Gieica Sru. Stroua'
critics Grihcincn I'M Sntcrciic Ger
Ncmofratcn.
NcpubIifoniih dc COME
rCn6.
Nm Union SCo0uc-Glub" mer0cn
sic Gnnoiootcn ser Hcpublifoncr
mo sic Mit0licoer Oc@ rcpublifoni-
id)en StootGomitc'& hcllte gbenb
cine Gonicrcn5 iibcr Die Situotion
boltcn mo mcitcrc Gompo9ncplGnc
Cnilucrier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19
Minnu nuo 6ruu ucrbranut.

.t ~ M .,
N'I''' '9""'"''' ~
!''loro'It' Fo' "'' o'F "olIoFo'
Noo0 0ltrd) cine @o'olln erpIb'
lion ihlinnn ucrbrunnt. - Sic
lr,,, rie,t II, fritiid,rn }lt5tnnnr
~ IT.. >.o; >,tro -,
N''
tFr conn HrrVl'V''
y, nrn, Ao,,ic ar SIT. NoriorS
o, n.,oo ia ,oitor,, NoA.
~
'''''''tto "o'o ''0J '''' w" ~"
non oe" Oololll'@ III VI'VllI MouJo'''
mo cil Mann mo oel'c1 ,Sroit inllr-
Den ihrcdlid) pcrbronllt, m0trcno lhr
fleiner. orri &obrc alter Sohn nllt
fnoppcr ltotb ocmticIbCn Shitlol9
entron1. 1Sm g%cnonnten &ollie, lpcI
dies Gi0cnt6um oc6 Nrrr. %na. Guis
ii0n Mr.. sol, @reenmount Iuc., lit,
mpbnt Sr, ,{ohu Somunill, rn0 uc.
itern Dforocn fon1cn neiien 26 G,ogre
after Spmu ,Epicpb ln1o neiicn @at
fin u Enhrr off. mn bcrcn Snhu
mn NrrpcoitIr mi Nri,th hiprbar,
nm iih (9nocrc 2pit bicr ouf,uho(.
ron meocr 2 mr. Nohn,ittoos nol
!, s., ;,,,o Ir,, S,,,,,;u So; >o,,
@]oioIiroirn 0niicr fotcn obcr fo,,m
ho,tc ,ir nprirlbcn onnr,iinNct IN pr,
nI,nir,n az nil circn, i,r+t6orc,
rnsM ,a> ga -, ,I,;4o, M,,oonhr
s., n.,,s 81, ;PI;hn I,,, y, t,I
w., ~Caa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19

tr01c boa Sntcrciir Scr Mol'cl GRE
lrt."
@0brcuo oos Eomttc 'jjr Nc'hIilItc
IN ciltctu onocrcn }jumucr IN Ncrn
tbltil0 mar, lpllrOCU 0jc itbrt1c1 W{lt.
glicorr opS Stoota Gcutrol Counties
POM Sorliber uiliQc'or0crt, llbcr ore
Nl0iid)tcn oes Nmur0tmrnt2 III Den
perid)icocnen Ibcilru Oc2 Stuotca 5n
bcrid)tcn. llcbCr @llCaonOsGonntQ
folltc Der &oriiBcr ]tiht2 %crtobrcn
oo Die VCrtrctcr Nic'22 Golultp@ ollrdl
Hblpe'enbcit glGq5tcu. Nr. &nnle9 +.
Veniloll bon Slime NruuOcIsGountD
logte, cH lei iii icjUcu GountD ctlpu2
lnl0einiitbItdl ou ctl, drollcr Ncrr
Or. George @ellaJ. ser mn lilr Dos
Slrtcrciic Scr EortCt clutrctc, mclll1 e2
IN lcincnt cigelpn ,<I,trrclic I0Nc, lid)
acaclt bo@Nmenocmtut or0Qclproden
babe, obcr ieine oltC wcloldldult IaIle
bon linn nb. un0 Mciuhr lei Oc9bolb
nld)t u%orb0n6en.
Nl0rclU i. 0urua pom crltcrl Se.
atHlutltr0tItrift Der St00t l0Gtc, Die
ocnlofrntiidcn Nu1IrjNtcr in DER !.
Moro bunOcltcn SIT D0rmonild) nit
i6rcn rcpublifoniihUl Gollcgcn unh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19

Gcnofrotcn ieien nbcr ollie iitr ooo
ENHANCEMENT.
Sr. u. !. Hohihiou bon Frinec
Georges Gountp brod)tc quite Nnh
riht.
Nr. y. Norri3 Gonlolier bon ct.
WnrU'2 Golmtp belt cine lGnNcrc
Ncoc. Gr loQtc, Gun0iOotcn iiir Die
NcQialutur o0er County mo itG0ti-
ldJc Ncmtcr, bic nidt iiir 0na Nmcn.
0cmcnt lcicuL pcr0icntcn 0clhln9eu
III mcrocn. Gr nonntc Den @um0c@z
Scnotor %li0or Nopncr Den Softer Der
@CmcallnA 5ltr Gntrcdtung Scr Ne.
Ncr. Sabre lang, erti0rtc cr, babe
Scrr Nupncr III politiidcn Gumpog.
ncn 0cgcn ocu idmur5cn McnIhclls
hrllocr lo@1c6unncrt, un0 lest, ga -
hCn Gcmotrutcn cnblid) 1clltnNcn ic'.
Gin Nmcn0cmcrlt in Der Sc0l1lntur
sur Nnnnbmc 5ll brillgen, llcllnc er
oo@ Enhancement cine MuBnobmc.
ocrcn Cin5l0cr 3lUed es lei, cine poll
tildlc GpnoItic }lt g%riinoen. &nt iiioz
lid)cn WorpIon0. io9tc Scrr Gomo.
Tier, 0ingcn oic Srolien nit Ectitio-
ncn bon @uu0 SIT SnllS. Tim ocn @oll.
ocrncur ocS StootcS 81 eriild)cn ieiuc
Stlmme 81 @unitcn bc1 Nmcn0e.
alcnta ST. crbcbcn.
Sr. ". NJ. Sia0S ppl! Charles.
Goltntp nnbm Sen rcpllblifnnildCn
- Dob" Sponen e. Muob bon Charles.
Gountp her. Gr io9te, ole meiBc @c.
hoIfcrnn1 ocS GountpS molle nlft3
mebr nit cincm Mannc 81 tbltn ho.
hen, ser. mic Ncrr Muob. ooa Ndn5e
Sobr binOurd ibrc @cicuihoit Jude
mo pcHn Ole @obl fommc, alc Nc.
yer, 9teNcrinncn uno Hcgertin0cr INN.
nrnlc llnb fiilic.
Sr. @m. i. Npplcaortb bon Tor
hcltcr.Guuntn bcrid)tetc, IN leIncm
Gountp ltiinOcn ole gfticn oeS Nmen.
Dement'S bod.
2 cnator Hapncr gretftlci.
men SrcuuoH aiin an.
Senator <iioor Mopner bat aeltern
Gin IonQca Streiben in Den In5e'.
gen . Spoltcn Der Sim" mo Der
DNcipa" Dcr0iicntlihen lalien, lporin
or ieinc @riinoe angibt. marum CT
lid Gc1cn Die gnnabmc oeS GonIti-
tiltiona announcements erflort. IN
lcinen Tlaloiiunaen lit nihtS be'ol'
ocrH Ncuc3 entbalten. Gr gibt lin0c'
i0br biciclbrn @riinbc an, iple Der
General Inpalt 9rpun mo @o:''
oerneur @ariieIo. Gas ein5ige Neile
III Der Ion0en auBeiac, fir pelte er.
mie er lelbit iagte, niht be5ablt babe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19
Sa6 gSettCr.

Sir WnrplanO un0 Den Giltrltt
Columbia Ncgcn.
Ger b0dItc Recommendations mar
IS WraO nm I llbr NodmIittoQa.
Ser niCori0ite lhcrmomctcritonh
mar IS @roo nm : llbr WiorQCna.
WittlCrcr Noronctcrltnno 3O,1l.
Ser niCorigitc Recommendations
Der lcbtcn II Stm0en in nodIolGcns
0Cu StQOtCn NOR miC loI0t: Galtport
80, EortlunO II, Woitou Is, glbulm
as, Mem . Port 56, E~bilu0Clpbin 56,
NtInntic Sin 60, WuibinQton 54,9tors
Jolt 81 &uttcroa IS, Charlotte 81,
WilminGtou 81, GbnrlCitOm GS, &ud
ionpiuc 20, Nupitcr 10, Sen Mclt A.
Gltlnntu q, Mont9omCrU g. Ncru.
Orleans 10. Foleitinc II, @olnCitou
7G. Corpus Gbriiti IS, Mempbia -,
Gincinunti GS, Fitt1burN 90. S2ncao
80, 9uiiulo 30, GlcucIon0 81, G,
troit GO, NIpcno 30. MorQlcttc It,
Brccn Ban Is, GbicoNo Ct. GuIlttb
36. St. EouI 36. q. &oiliS 80, &or.
in9 Gitp lG, Nmlobo l6, Nuron 2G,
@i9mord 20. @illiiton 81. Sabre -,
ScIcno S, Salt Sotc Gitp 81, GCnorr
80, NORTH Elnttc %, Goo8c II, Nnro.
riuo II, Sos NnQclc@ Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19

GicebonQ q. lutb. z pno0
uon MnrplonO, mcldc acGcnmuGrtia
in Cumberland IN ibrcr >Snbrca Der
innmlltn9 ta9t, lit olli ben Stoot
WornIunb mo 0cn Giitritt Column
bia beld)rGntt. Sullt lcbtiGbriNcmN2.
rid)t 5Gbltc 0iciclbc los EoltorCn nit
elmer In5nbl Don Frolcllorcn. lG1
@Cnicin6cn nit elmer 8licocrjnbl uon
1926. Ger Mcrtb oca Hirhcn 81
qCntbum3 (pollit1nOi0 inter Scr
Gontrolc Scr perihic6cncn ~Cinjclntl
@cmcinOcn) belief lid nuiSi ,S59,l15
0crCn Nllagobcn I'M Snlllc Ocp %ur.
res $2O1l3l.G 60. @citrGNc iiir mobI.
tbGtige 3lucdc muBCrbolb 0cn De
m%cin0cL 3. /. Wtiliion, llntcritilBlnI
biiIi3bcoiiriti1cr Stuoentcu, g3oiicn.
finocr, Nctnatc II, i. ~, $9O,65i. IS.
SonntaQ0ld)uIcn l26 nit 1904 Sch
rem mo 23,23l St)iiIcru. ,n I'M.
lcrCr Sto6t 5ublt tic 70 @Cmcinocn
mo % Eoltorcn. Gic 1~iotoniiicn
Nnitolt an Nortb Npcmc itcbt chen.
Tolls untcr ihrcr Obhut.
Gin 2 d) lpo9cr 0c3 NAN.
or9 ge ltorben. - W0uur Gina
ms mlr0e gCitcrn bCnOdrid)ti9t Dob
Der Nrll0cr iciHer @ottin Scr 10
Sabre oltc Wm. Ncrbcrt Nuthin2,
ollI 0clicn Hunoiibc Soou'a Wonor
bel Montton Baltimore Gormtn az.
ltorbcn lei. Nic Shpin0illdt roiit,
i'm 0obln. Gr hintcrIGBt lclnc Hut
tin mo jluci ain6er. 0iC @ittpc mar
cine geborcnc &utdin@. lie NOR Witt
lue, ais Scr Sd)po9cr 0C9 WonorH
lie bclrathcte. u10 ibr Critcr @ottt
hieb cbcnialS Sutd)in9. Mfapor q.
monnIS unb Satin rciiten gcitcrn
Nod,nlittng nod Wonttou ab, un0
Sr. @oitbcr, 0rGiiornt oca pucitcn
GotGa5lueigeS, miro hclte ais Wtopor
iungiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19

Seine GRAN it tunG.
ICtcftip Captain Humphrey inter
illd)tc acitcrn ooS mpltcriole Icller,
ncldcS AM Iienitaa Mbeno IN Dem
&lciocrlooen oeS Srn. Souia Wolca,
Nr. SOP uno 50l, Dit . 9oltinlorcltr,
BON Dem Scrgeonten Sorrclt cntoedt
muroc, lno iono, boB fem 9clpeiS
iiir 9ronoltiitlng uorlag. Gr 500
iooor Den Stills StontSaniuolt
N'0unne 5ilr @cratbung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19
SnIins Scbbcl, beutiher G6otograpb.
321 H..8apsS trufc.
Aabinefbilocr nnr ST prp SuBcuo.

Su emoiuirtcn opaIcn NiIocrn iiu0
idone 2eubeiten erpGbncnalpertb.
&~ebensqroBe photographer uno
fiinitleriid polenbete Gopicn alter
Viloer in Grauon, Woiieriorbcn, Scl
ulb Eaitcu cine Spe5iaIitGt.
Nan berseiie nidt, OOr5niprcden.
Oft12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19

Cine Nrnu ais Tctctttu.--
@nt. Qcmi& mcIhcr III SigbInnototpn
al ser GoItcrn Nucmuc mobnt. mllr-
sc 0citcrn I'M llnirn @abnboic BON
icincr ci0cncn Trnn, SbCrciC Sclui3,
mc0cn ol,0ebIid)cn TicbItoblS pcrboi
tct. Sic 6rou bcihulOigt ibt, Dir
goloenc grille, sic Qolocnc llbr ltna
Elm alcio icinCr Sticitofter GorO
Mnihmultb QCitobIcn 5u bobcn. Die
6rou lCNtc cinC QroBc Gncr0ic an 0un
Sug. &n Canton lottc lie fetncn
Noit6ciChl crGoItcn t0nncrr unb iunr
ocS6oIb nod Soruion qceiIt, no lie
meGr GrfoIg bate. Sie lun0tc, nit
Dem Noitbcicbl bcmoiinct, Ncruoc
bci'm Union = 9ubnboIe al, ais ibr
Monn in @cicaidait elmer Nn5a6l
MGnncr. Srolcn mo ainocr Cincn
Bug bcitciacn ipollte, I'M oltf led)a
Wonotc nad) Ban St. 2ouiS, Wtili.,
I'll reiicn, nm BORT in clncm Allltcrn.
@ci60ftc 81 orbcitcn. Sic ii6crgab
Dem Toli5iitcn Gcmpicp Ocn Soit-
9ciebl, lrn0 Oicicr nnbnl EcuiS felt
uno brad)tc i'm nod ocm Stntion%'
bolic. aooi Grammar mar gCnei9t,
Scr mutbigen Srou ibren YSGit.
ling" mitnebnlen ST. lolicn nad Dol.
tinlore > County; tic moltc nber nid)t.
SpGtcr fam ein Gonitoblcr bon 9u(.
tintorc . Gountp unb bolte &eruiS ob.
2emiS lnate, ieinc Srou babe i'm nllr
pcrboitcn Iolicn, neil lie onQeqea
mar. Oob CT nod @on ct. 2olli5 gebe.
Mnobcn bcS Z / c b il q + s
onGci d. uloiGt. - &nco6 So
lpentbnL 13 Sabre olt, bon Nr. %,
2lonoitrobc. unb Worri& Giicnitcir,
10 Sabre olt, IN Nr. 1903, Sit9ont.
boroitroBc, mobnboit. mllrocu 9citern
in Scr 0itlifcn NnIijciitotion Dent
Nlacnoacrid)tc iibcriuicicu. Sic iinO
onQcldul0lgt oll@ ser @obnung oeS
0orria @crioluib, Nr. %, 2lopo.Str.
SdmldladcL Soiiel u1o Scibe i'm
@Crtbc uon $40 aeitobIeu 81 buben.
Tic Eoliiiitcn @oSman iilo BURNS
nnhn1cn Ole %crboitun0 Dor. dc
3nnben lollcn 6oolirdl GinloB in Dos
SnlS crlunqt bobelL. Dab lie ein Sen'
tier 5crbrohe1. obgleid) Sonentbal
Gin Gnfcl oeaScriplpib lit mo in Dem
Salic mohnte. Cine 0olbene 0n'
n1enllbr mo aettc, iueld)e Die 3naheh
on9cblih itoblerL muroe 10 Der Eo'
ai5ei iuriiferlon1t.
9cnobm id, ungebubr.
Ii d. - SSnlo 20. @oober, bon Nr.
li2S, ErcBtmonitroBc, Elm Simmer
mann, bcaob iih am Iicnitagabeno
in S~i0blonotolun oiif cine Spribtoiir.
mo oils er geitern Morgcn auf Ell
ncm @oogon ser Goitern . auenue.
2inie in oie Staot 5uriidfebrtc. be.
nobm er iid 10 ungebiibrlid, Dob Ser
9pnoufieitr i'm an 9onf. mo Bono.
StroBe ~pcrboiten ilnh III sic oitlid)c
EoIi,ciitotion briraen lieb, 100 err in
Grmmnaclung elmer linn auierlegten
Stroic bon $40 unb Soften ms
GfnAtnnfnnnni6 neinnAf murine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19
8cIoIenSnnscn nadj Scmtidlanb unit
Seitreidj

81 "a Gents pro Mari uno 20R
Seats pro &rone. Yorto ertra.
@efiel aisgeitelt a,,f aae 9beile
Der @elt. Sbco. s. 9iener & &c..
ia Sit-2eginston.S Str. 8immer CIR.
3. 180-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19

Son Gee un0 &nen.- Ger
Noroo. 9lopo Compiler ,a0In"
polIirtc Gcitcrn Worgcn ati Oer6obrt
bon Bremen uia baltimore nufW0l.
peIton Gupc Scnrp mo miro beute
Worgcn 9egcn I llbr om Fier Nr. .
81 Occult . Eoiut cintreiien. Gr bot
bic idon inn yGeutiden Gorrcipon.
ocntcn" c%rlpGbnten &oiiiten . Eaiia.
gicrc uno 100 3milhcnoedS = Eoiin.
1iCre fir Baltimore ali 9or6.
Scr NoroO. SlnpS ~ IampIcr
"9ronbcnburo" iubr geitcrn Hod).
mittog nm = llbr nit elmer In5abl
aoiiitcn' unO 3lpiihenoPdS . Eolio.
9iere BON bier nad) 9renerbapen 5iI.
rid. ..g g..
Hrott'S Irei 9ibIiotbcf.
- Sn scr Gcrinmmluna Scr 0ircfto.
rem Ser Gnoh Erntt 6ree 2ibroru
unterbreitetc 9r. Steiner, scr vi.
b~liotbefor, icincn @cridt, ans mel.
dem %berpor0ebt, ooB Die 9ibliotbcf
p06rcno ocS SommerS ltorf in Mn.
iprud) gcnommet mltrbe. SIS erlonq.
ten m1brcn0 oicier Belt 2539 Ycrio.
uen &artcn iiir sic 2eibbi6liotbcf.
Sn 8uil5en murocn mGbrenO Scr leb.
ten 0rei Sabre 1853 iolter aorten
ollsqeitellt. &om &onuor bis Sep.
tembcr muroen fir bic 9ibliotbef
$43,6o0.39 perousgobt. uno nobm
Gr. Stclner Gcronloiiung, ouroili
%bin5lnpeilerL OnB in anoercn, bcoel,.
tcno ~fleincrcn StGoteu aIsgoItimore
bctrGd)tlid) ar0Bcre Sunmen iiir Ole
llnterhaltung bon @ibliotbefen alli.
oelueltOet uer0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-19
2SafGinstons Ngentur
BID
"Oedt(Gen eorrefponoent"
@m, &nnncmann, 1915 MariOn.
Strafe, N.Y..
"n5rt1rh, Srridlte, SeitcnnnGcn It. I. ~. iperbea
anne lUnntci
Vufalbrrid,tc ans @aihiuatOp.
3 cIb it III cinc3 Geut.

StIp II III ORC etne3 AeHf+
d)Cn.
1obonn GnqcI, Elm NngcitcQter III
Der capitol 9roucrCi, mubte iei'
llcnt 2oicin ON 0icnitog 9lbcnO Elm
Gnoc, tl1oem cr lid bier &ugcIn 1T
Den MtltnO idob. "a rr nidt ioiolt
foot Dor, braftc mon i'm nad Dem
,GaiuoItp Soipitol," 100 CT balh
Ournui ucrihieo. Mon oIalbt Dab
Der llnGliiflidIc an Temperament
@ubniinr lit. Gr mar 81 Sabre air.
IN GClttidlun0 Gcborcn, u%npcrbeira'
thCt, icit bier &nbrCn IN WoibinQton
mo luobhtC IN 9tr. 52l, w StraBe,
u. .. Gr NinG am Gicnitogc nidlt
ipic iibIid) al 0ic Nrbcit, id)icn nib.
.lmrtbig ucrIieb on2 Sous ~GeACnAfit.
tag, tom crit nod 3 llbr 5lriid uno
bCQa6 iid) oirett oui icin 3imnler.
WCgeu 2IbCn0 b6rtc iCinc Shmciter
bier ShiiiiC lie elite iolort nad) Dem
@emuf bc2 9rlocra, iono obcr 0ic
(biirc pcridloiicn moruui lie cilCu
Eoli5iltcr berbcirici mcldcr 6Ie
Sbiire crbrud mo Gngel bllltilber.
front bcnuBiloS om No0en lic9eno
fan0, luornuf er nud 0cnl crm0bnten
Nolpital Oebrudt mlr0e1rrler GOru'
ltcr belt einCn %HQueitoiiir iibcrlIiIl.
liz. Gle @cerOiguug miro belite itott.
linden. .....
C6otlth G gIHD1 Ia t.
Ser 4S.j0hriae Scnrp Siuccu. ein
WciBcr, ser i'll 9tr. 9i6, Srend)itrnBe.
mobntc, perillfte om 9icnIta09lbeno
gcgen 9 llhr Den Shicncnmcg Gtc
I. un0 G..StroBc 3u trer5cn, ais CT
bon cincm @oqqon scr StraBenbobH
i%lbcrfohrcn muroc unO G%crlcbrmQcu
crlitt, moolird) er Die Yeiirnmtg Der.
lor. Goli5ilten hrodtcn i'm nab
Dem Somocopatbiid)en Soipitalc, mn
Gr5tlide llnteriuhutQ crgab, oaB
icin Sd)G0el gebrodcn mar. Ger
&%crungIiidtc blicb bcmuBtloS bis 81
icincm GnOc nm . llbr gcitern DIOR.
Qcn. Gin EoIi5iit crtIGrt, ooB Sin:
cell iibcr ouS 8clciie 81 gcben Der.
iltd)tc, ais Der 8oggon ihon iebr ma.
be mar; lein Sub blicb in Sen Shic.
lcn itcdeu mo troBocm ser Mptor-
mann loiort Die clcftriide Str0mitltg
ubld)loB un0 0ic @remien onlebtc,
iubr Der @n00on nod nit lolder@t.
id)minoigfcit, bob Ser SUB 5crQuctidlt
luno Ser Wtnnn nit Dem &opie ge9en
Die BIDDER Acidleu0ert mlir0c, IDS.
ourd) cr Sen ShGoclbrud crlitt. Ser
Wotormam Charles y. Hll0o uno
Der Gon0uttcltr -. 7. Nouicr MIR
Den obcr ocnnod) nCrbuitct un0 bcute
Sornittag II llbr miro ulli Nnor0.
lllu1a Don Coroner Ncpitt IN ocrOtor.
que, mobin Die ltcbcrreitc 0cS Der
itorbcncn gcbrad)t mur0cn, cine Gel.
d)cnld)ou geboltCn.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-13
BOWLERS OF CITY
REORGANIZE LEAGUE
Four Teams Compose 1t - New Sea-
son to Run Twelve
Weeks.

The City Bowling league, which dis
banded a week ago, was rcorganizCd
at meeting held yesterday at the
Central bowling alleys. The league. as
now composed, consists of four teams,
the Armories, Charles Roantrce. cap
tain; the Planters. George Avery, cap
tain; the Stars, Nick Boesen, captain,
and the South Rock Islands. G. Stray
er. captain. \ schedule is now in course
of preparation. The new series will
continue about twelve weeks There
are TO be two team prizes of $25 AMI
SIS, a So individual and S. for the
high average during the season.
At the conclusion of the Milwaukee
tournament. in which Rock Island ha
q team entered there is a tourney TO
be held at the Central alleys here. It
will be open TO the whole country. and
already applications have been receiv-
ed from teams at Maquoketa, Iowa
City, Peoria. Wilton, Geneseo and Ke-
vance. There will be team, double,
individual and single matches.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-13

Continued from Page One.)
pose of the protests made by the
southern senators and in addition es-
tablished the principle that any matter
in the nature of treaty with for
eign government must be consumma
ted by the president with the consent
of the senate" In this form the com
mittee reported the treaties in the sen
ate.
President Was Criticised.
The president was criticised sharply
because of his letter declaring it to be
a step backward to ratify the treaties
in the form proposed by the senate
committee on foreign relations. Nc
defense of the presidents position was
taken until the second executive ses
sion, when Senators Dolliver, Fair
banks, Plat of Connecticut and Hop
kins argued against the need of haste
Some Opposed Treaties.
1t was argued by these senators thai
an amendment ought to be directed
if amendments were necessary at all
TO a better definition of the class OF
questions to be left to arbitration
ratner tnan Dy an amendment winch
put the government of the United
States in the attitude of agreeing witt
foreign nations in advance that in Ger
tain cases it would make treaties of
arbitration.
National Peace Policy.
1t was said that the obligation TO dc
that was already upon US by reason OF
The Hague convention and the oft re
peated statement that ii is the national
policy TO arbitrate Ratification of these
treaties, it was argued, offered to this
government the best chance it was
likely to have in this generation TO do
it's share toward the abolition of the
barbarisms OF war.
After the speeches a motion to ad
jouTn was made. but was defeated. A
motion was then made to adopt the
committees amendment.
a vote was taken on the treaty with
France. as tire other treaties are on
identical lines. a roll call was again
demanded and the amendment was
adopted 80 to 9.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-13
RED CROSS STEAMER MAY
{ HAVE MET WITH DISASTER

St. Johns, y. 5. Feb 13-No tidings
vet have been received of the Red
Cross line steamer Silvia. now five
days overdue at this port from Halifax
and grave fears are entertained for
her safety. The Silvia sailed from
NV York with a cargo of merchan-
disc and several passengers and
touched al Halifax The voyage from
that port should be made in IS hours.
New York. Feb. ia dispatch from
st. Johns. y F. says the steamer Sill
via. FIVE days overdue. was FIVE miles
from ST. Johns at this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-13
ENGINEER LOSES LIFE IN
A COLLISION AT MOLINE

Albert H Bond, of Chicago. In the
second engine were Engineer William
Payler and Fireman William Chase,
both Of Savanna.
Switch Engine Thrown 10 Feet.
Dolan, when he saw that a collision
was inevitable. according to the Jes-
timony of his fireman before the cor
oner's inquest, threw the brakes on
his engine and signaled the engineer
on the second locomotive 10 do like
wise. Payer stated that he got the
signal from Dolan and applied his
brakes. The switch engine was thrown
back fully forty feet. Fireman Bond
was found in the coal pile in the ten
der of his engine unhurt. Engineer
Stapleton was hurled through the cab
of his locomotive and was picked up
unconscious % feet away. His left
collar bone was broken and he was
bruised and cut in the face and body.
He was removed 10 the Moline city
hospital and later was taken to his
home in the Ficke flats, in Davenport.
DoIan's Body Horribly Crushed.
Bond said that after Dolan applied
the brakes he stepped down into the
gangway as if he intended jumping,
but was caught between the cab and
tender. which were brought together
by the impact OF the collision. 1t re
quired half hours work to eXtricate
him. He was horribly crushed and
mangled. and died as he was being
lifted from the ambulance at the Mo
line hospital None of the other mem
bers of the crew was injured. The pas
sengers was shaken up by the collision,
but were not hurt.
J. r. Fry, of this city, is foreman of
the D., R. l. & \. w yard at Moline
He stated that he learned that the Mil
waukee train was late when he reach
ed the yards this morning. and he had
W. c. De GrOot. his helper.
with orders to Engineer Stapleton to
govern himself so as 10 permit a clear
way for the passenger, but that the
train pulled in before the order reached
the switch engine The verdict of the
cOroner's jury that investigated the ac-
cident was that Dolan came to his
death in a head-on collision caused by
failure OF the D.. r. l. & y. w. crew to Sc
cure orders before entering on its
days work.
The D., r. l. q y. w. sent a special
train from this city to the scene of the
wreck, carrying Drs. J. p. Comegys and
J. r Hollowbush. local surgeons for
the D.. r. l. & \. W. and Milwaukee,
who cared for the victims.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-13

4 novel valentine entertainment at the
home of Mrs. H. D. Folsom, 112S
Fourth avenue. tomorrow afternoon
from 3 TO ;. Come and see what cupid
has in store for you
Tomorrow is the feast of st. Nalen-
tine. called in the Martyrology "A Con
fessor. and a Martyr" His feast is
observed by the sending OF messages
Of love and good will However, the
custom has grown into the sending OF
the comic valentine and the love rap
lures of the enamored swain
r. E. Reede. secretary of the Anda-
lusia Memorial association. states that
the report that the meeting to have
been held by the organization We'd
nesday evening of this week, had
been postponed, is unfounded.
The meeting will be held and
there will be papers on the early days
read by Judge E. E. Parmenter, OF this
city. and Rev. Henry Brink, of Taylor
Ridge.
Railway traffic from the west on
all lines has been very greatly de
Iayed on account Of the severe wealth
er of-the last few days. and trains dUe
in Rock Island yesterday noon from
California. did not arrive until late
hour today Other trains were cor
lates 7and all lines are
having difficulty in keeping TO the
schedules. The severe cold makes it
difficult to keep up sufficient
steam