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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-15
TELEGRAMY.

Gondyn, IS marca, godz. 5 ra-
no. Postapienie 'banherow
francuzich, kt6rzy "odlyzyli ma
p6zniej" proponowana pozyczke
rosyjska uwaza sic tutaj "a
najwazniejsza wiadomosc stoja-
ca w zwiazku z wojna ma dale
kim WIschodzie. To o&ozenie
roTAa sic odmowie i wiekszy
musi wywrze6 wp}yw ma cara, a.
nizeli porazka Kuropathna.
Petersburg, IS marca. = Car
Mikolaj otrzyrnal Cd radcy pry-
watnego Asmopolskiego, szefa
komisyi rekrutacyjnej, rapport, re
wojska w wawozie Tie So wy
starczajace do powstrzymania
armii Oyamy do czasu, kiedy
nadejda posiEki ze 100000 woj-
ska stoi w pogotowiu do wyru-
szenia ma teatr wojny.
Petersburg, IS marca. - Ko-
mende W wawozie Tie obejmuJe,
jak donosza, general Liniewicz.
Kuropatkina odwoZano, by go
zamianowat superwizorem posil-
k6w i prowiantowania. Donosza
r6wniez, re wielki ksiaze Miko-
laj Mikoiajewioz -przysta4 na to-
azeby objac komends mad arrnia
w Mandzuryi.
Waw6z Tie, IS marca. = Jak
DO bitwie pod Liaojangienn, talk
teraz po bitwie pod Mukdenem'
sciganie armii rosyjskiej przez
Japohczyk6w odbywa sic bardzo
opieszale. Marszalek Oyama po-
dobno ma zamiar atakowac lak
najspieszniej waw6z Tie, ale bye
tez moze, re odbywa sic wielk1e
kolowanie, by armia otoczyc l
kilku stron rownoczesnie wy
konac atak, odcinajac rownocze-
snie dowozy zywnoSci, amuni-
cyl nowych wojsk. Szczegolna
lest rzecza, re wielka arnia ro-
syiska, kt6ra W takim niesadzle
! ooplochu uciekala pred kaWa-
lerya japohska, gdziekolwiek ia
sic pojawiaa, nadzwyczaj szybko
sic uporzadkowala i zorganizowa-
Ia i re zaprowadzono doskonafy
porzadek W chaosie pozornie pa
nuiacym. Me Gala zreszta ar
mia popadsa w6wczas W straoh
paniczny. General Liniewicz
przybyl do wawozu Tie w mai
wiekszym porzadku, poSrod
dzwiekow nuzyki W doskona-
lem usposobieniu. Podczas gdy
rosyjskie wojska okazuja teraz u
soosobienie stosunkowo dosko-
male, zwyciezkie wojska japoh-
skie znajduja sic W stanie zfym
bardzo i znuzone, przerzedzone'
wycienczone, ME So W stan1e
wykorzystae swego zwycieztwa'
Gs6waa kwatera KurokPego.
II marca. - Wiekszosc cofaja-
cei sic armii rosyjskiej dosrasa
sic podobno do wawozu lie
scigajacy Japohczycy staczala
rome utarczki z tylnemi strata
mi. Gen Kuropatkin musi wa
wozu Tie zabrae swe zapasy, Je-
zeli zamierza cofnac sic do Har-
bina, bo beda one potrzebne do
utrzymywanta armii podczas
marszu. Rosyanie ME maja ma
gazyn6w ponliedzy wawozem
Tie Harbinem.
Petersburg, IS marca- = Rada
wojenna W Carskiem Stole, ma
ktorej byli obecni minister woJny
Sacharow y gen. DragomSrow'
postanowila dalej wojne prowa-
die. Radzono mad srodkami
sposobami, ale jeszcze ME po-
wzieto ostatecznych rezolucyj.
Radzono take mad tern, zkto ma
bye nastepca Kuropatkiha;; wy
Dor chwieje sic poniedzzy5b YislE77. YsiissE7.
Sxim ks;eciem Mikolajena q gene
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-15
krOnika Miejscowa.
Wielkie pozary.

We wielkim "drapaczu chmur"
W grnachu "Stock Exchange, ma
poludniowo zachodnim rogu ulic
Washington LaSalle, gdzie
mieszcza sic gl6wne biura po-
laczenia drutow kompanii Postal
Telegraph, wybuchnal wczoraj
niebezpieczny pozar. Pomimo re
budynek nazywa sic ogniotrwa-
lynn, pozar powstaly ma pierw-
szem pietrze, przenioss sic, "a
MIN ma pomoc przybyla straz
az ma 7me pietro. elektryczne
Swiatla zagasly, a $50 TELEGRAPH
stow i telegrafistek, zatrndnio-
nych ma 13 pietrze, ,zaledwie przy
slabyrn blasku swiec, b}akajac sic
po o;emnych korytarzach, zdo1a-
10 przez wazkie, boczne schody
wydostac sic ma swieze powie-
trze. Tylnyn elewatorem zdazy-
10 takze kilkanascie osob wydo-
stat sic ma ulice. Pozar zniszczyl
wszystkie druty i baterye calego
systemu komunikacyjnego kom-
panii Postal Telegraph. Przyrza-
dy ratunkowe, rozmieszczone ma
r6znych pietrach, okazaly sic ME
zdatnymi do uzytku. Doswiad-
czenia nauczylo, re nasze olbrzy-
mie ogniotrwale grnachy ME
przedstawiaja zadnej gwarancyi
bezpieczehstwa dla setek os6b w
mich przebymsjacych. Sttafy
spowodowane pozarem dochodza
do sunny $4,000.
w zakIadach fabrycznych
Grand Crossing Tack Co., ma po-
Eudniowej Chicago ave. miedzy
II a 78 utica, szalal take wczo-
raj pozar, ktory zrzadzil szkode
100000. Ogieh powstas przez
skrzyzowanie sic drutow elektry-
cznych i szerzyl sic tax gwaitow-
ME, re "a przybyciem stray po-
zarnej p1omienie wybuchaly juz
przez okna. Alarmowano jeden
oddzial strazak6w po drugim
sikawki nadjezdzaly ze wszyst-
kich stron. Zalewano wszystlie
pietra gmachu strumieniami wo-
dy, Iecz ogieh wybuchal W coraz
to innem miejscu. 600 ludzi, mig
dzy mimi znaczna ilosG dziewczat
zatrudnionych W zakladzie, zdjas
przestrach, lecz foremani staneli
ma czele swych podwladnych /
wyprowadzili ich spokojnie W
bezpieczne miejsce. Charles B.
Baumgardner, zarzadzajacy de-
partamentem wyrobu drutu, po-
parzyl sic bolesnie. Pozar pow
stall W dnukarni, zkad gesty dyrn
rozszedl sic predko po calyln bu-
dynku. Silny wiatr sprzyjal SEE
rzeniu sic ognia, padajacy gesty
snieg utrudnial stray pozarneJ
dzialanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-15

powiedziai: "Chyba pan zaporr1-.
males, re hrabina jest matka mo7.
ich dziecip Take wielki ksiaze
toskanski skarzyl sic u dworu
ma postapienie Koernera z jego
corka.
Springfield, Ill, IS marca,
Dzisiaj jest ostatni dzieh do wno-
szenia novel; wczoraj tez mnost-
wo ich wniesiono. Senator Hum
phrey z Cook county wniosl, aze-.
by skazancow uzywano do wydo-
bywania wegli potrzebnych do
zakzadow stanowych by wladze
wiezienne nabyiy kopalnie we
glove. Posel Campbell W azbie
nizszej wniosl poprawke do.
"charteru" miejskiego W spra-
vie rady szkolnej. Wedle tel po-
prawki rada szkolna mialaby sic
skIadaG FL czionkow oblera-
nych ma 4 lata. Pierwsze wybory
mialyby sic odbyt W pierwsza.
sobote czerwca 1906 roku. Kan
dydatem m6glby bye TAXI oby-
watel, ktoryby pozyskal zobowia-
zanie sic 1000 wyborcow, IL od-,
dadza mu swe glosy.
New York, IS marca. - Wczo-
raj wczesnie rano wybuchl pozar
w pewnym pieciopietrowym zy-
dowskim domu mieszkalnym
przy Allen str. pozar, ktory stra-
szliwe mia1 skutbi, gdyz miesz-
kahcy po wiekszej czeSci doPiero
wtedy sic pobudzilh, kiedy ucis-
czka byla niemozliwa. NJ: 81
kaic0w by]o 200; po kilkanaScie
ostb wyskakiwalo przez okna ma
| ulice, straznicy przy pon1ocy
drabin bohaterskiem posw:ece-
MEM sic ratowali, kogo mogE4
pomimo, re plomienie ich ota=
cza1y. o lie w ciagu dnia sic
przekonano, 1o os6b zginelo W
| p1omieniach, a bardzo wiele osob
uszkodzonych lub pokaleczonych
jeszcze przyplaci to zyciem. Okla
kaza2o sic, re przystepy do dFa7
bin ratunkowych byly zataraso-
| wane i to utrudnia1o ratowanie
sic, .Pozar powstaI W skutek ebs-
plozyi Eampy W suterenach mie-
szkania.
Z ofiar, Gztore zginely W pso-
mieniach, identyfikowani zostah:
Jessie Cohen, Gerchon Tuchs'
Harry Kaufman, Sara kleln. IL
da Miskowitz, Rose Miller, Nor
ris Miller, Jacob Salomon, Ra-
chG1 Salomon, Isaac .Salomon'
Rose Wiener, Sander Wiener
Bella Zeidler, Harry Zeidler,
Harris Zeid1er Rachel Zeidler:
St. Louis, Mo-, IS marca. =
PAM Charlesowa A. Smith, zona
majetnego kupca, wyjechala by
Ia pred S tygodniami do Hot
Springs, Ark, azeby sic leczyc
ma zapalenie zoladka. w nocy IS
1rtego pogorszylo sic jej znacz-
ME, wreszcie przesta}a oddychac'
SERGE bic przestalo tax jej dozor-
czyni jak dwaj lekarze oswald
czyli, re umarla. Trzeci lekarz
| jednakowoz zaproponowal, azeby
jeszcze sprobowac wstrzyknie-
cia roztworu soil. Uczyniono to.
Pozornie umarla przyszla cokol-
wick do siebie. Leczono ia dale],
stopniowo zaczela odzyskiwac
przytomnost, silly, zdrowie ;
wczoraj przybyAa do St. Louis
wszelka jej nadzieja, re wyzdro-
wieje zupelnie.
Denver Colo, IS marca. -
Poniewaz sad wyzszy rozstrzy-
gnal, ze legislature ME ma pra-
wa oglosic wakansu urzedu gu
bernatora zamianowac guber-
natorem wicegubernatora McDo-
nadia, przeto legislature ME po-
zostanie mic innego,jak tyiko roz-
strzygnqc 'kontest" wniesiony
przez bylego gubernatora Pea
! 1J +,,ro r,o,c; o1hn o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-15


Progress" oswiadczyla, re po-
pierat bedzie Dunne'a- w hotelu
Bismarcka utworzyl sic klub
niezaleznych Niemcow, kt6ry in
dorsowal kandydature demokra-
tycznego kandydata ma mayora
miasta. Polacy W 16 wardzie O.
swiadczaja jednozgodnie, z nader
malymi wyjatkarni, re popieraja
glownie trzech kandydatow, a
mianowicie: Dunne'a, Smulskie-
go J6zwiakowskiego. Reszta
malo ich obchodzi.
Woznice popieraja lrawc6w.
Firma krawiecka M. Born and
Co. nalezy do Wholesale Tailors
Association prowadzi wojne z
| Garment Workers Union, zatru-
dniajac W swych warsztatach
przy Franklin str. j Lomax pl.
nieunist6w ME wdajac sic w Ia
dne uklady ze strajkieraml.
Wczoraj nagromadziso sic przed
pracownia firmy mnostwo wo-
| zow, a gawiedz uliczna halaso-
waia tam jak w leslie. Kiedy ma
stepnie robotnicy chcieli udac sic
do domu, napadli ma Mich straj-
kerry. Ma widok policy', przy-
bylej ma plac boju, gawiedz uli-
czna rozleciala sic ma wszystkie
strony, wozy zniknely taikze z
widowni. Woznice przyrzekli
prywatnie swa pomoc strajkuja-
Gym krawcom. Zobowiazali sic
ME przewozit ma kolej skrzyh z
ubraniami ze SHADOW hurtowni-
k6w, nalezacych do Wholesale
Tailors Association.
Federacya chicagoskich muzy-
k6w postanowiia wczoraj, re
czlonkom Federacyi ME wolno
nosit innych mundurow, jak tyl-
ko te, kt6re union zostaly pole
cone przez gl6wny zarzad. Pra-
wo to obowiazuje Cd 20 maja.
Klercy blur zarzadow kolei
zelaznych zbiora sig w niedziels
ma wielki mityng, ma ktorym "a
padna wazne uchwaly, majace
ma celu podniesienie znaczenia
ich organizacyi.
Lekcya grzecznosci.
Max Conwisher, wiasciciel do
mu pm. 278 w. ID str. ME gree
sly zbytkiem grzecznosci wobeG
swych lokatorek, zwlaszcza gdy
popadnie w ziy humor. Urazony
ma pania A. P. Johnson, nazwas
ia przed sasiadkami zlodziejka, a
jej w oczy powiedzial tax: wy
glada pani jak ma}pa. Powinna
sic pani pokazywat publicznie W
dime museum" Rozumie sic, ze
slowa takie uwazaia pani John
son, przedstawicielka plci pick
mel, "a osobista zniewage. Sad
przysieglych podzielal to jej zda-
ME i udzielil wczoraj Conwishe-
rowi lekcye grzecznosci, skazu-
lac 90 ma zaplacenie pani John
SON $500 odszkodowania.
Chiopcu dtuzy sic.
Pobyt W przymasowej szkole
w Glenwood stanowczo ME przy-
pada do smaku 13 letniemu Ben
nie,mu Eckstein, ktory 8 razy u
ciekal zakladu 3 razy pred
sisbral pieszo daleka podroz 40
domu rodzicielskiego przy Blue
Island ave. w tych drliaa1
schwytano ponownie ma,ego u
ciekiniera, ktory wczoraj skarzyi
sic przed sedzia Mack, re skrads
przeciez tylko cukierki wartosc'
10 cent6w juz przez 3 lata oa-
siaduje W Glenwood kare. Sedzla
wytlomaczyl chlopcu, re ME o
10 centow tutaj rozchodzi SIZE
lecz wychowanie go ma porza-
dnego czsowieka j odesaal napo.
wrot malca do przymusowe]
szkoiy. Gdyby Bennie nia doa-
jacych o jego moralnosG rodzl-
.o,y nie ootrzeboWalby prZeDy-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-23
Spring Term.

~ Browns Business college begins
April 4. 1905.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-23
STRONG MEN ALL
Compose the Democratic Alder
manic Tick
ct
THROUGHOUT ENTIRE CITY
Present indications Point to Success
In All Of The
Wards.

The democratic party in Rock Isl
and may well take pride in the com
position and character of its alderman
ic ticket. Without exception the nom
inees are strong and representative
men who appeal to the voters, and
men who If elected will give good
account Of themselves in the council
First Ward-Frank Blochiinger, 324
Seventh street, candidate for the long
term in the First ward, has served in
the council His record is among
the best in the history Of the city. His
term of office as alderman was from
1902 to 1904. Born in Davenport in
1859. Mr. BIochlinger came TO this
city when 8 years of age, and since
that time has always made his home in
the First ward. He is thoroughly &C
quainted with the conditions existing
in the west end of the city, through
almost lifelong residence there. He
is a property owner.
George Simpson, the candidate for
the one year term as alderman of the
First ward, is a native of Canada, hay-
ing been born in Toronto. He is AZ
years of age. and has resided in the
First ward for II years. Eighteen
years ago Mr. Simpson removed to
Michigan, and after a few years came
to Rock Island. He is employed as
molder at the Rock Island Stove com
pany's plant. He is a property owner
and resides at 507 Third avenue He
has never held any public office. but
has often been sought to stand for
election. He will make an ideal alder
man.
Second Ward-Carl Naab, the demo
cratic candidate for alderman in the
Second ward, served the ward in the
council for one term. 1902 TO 1904. and
he served wei. He is native of this
city, and of the ward in which he
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-23

and dining cars serve Mrs. Austin's
pancakes for breakfast. Much better
than others.
Tri-City Press club lecture March
80. Events under its auspices are al
ways the best of the season. Make a
note of March 80.
Report your changes to Stones city
directory, Office northeast corner Sec
ond avenue and Eighteenth street, or
call up old phone 553 L.
Ernest Fletcher, of this city. has
taken position as clerk in the freight
Office of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul railway in Moline.
Buy your native wine and pure grape
brandy of Charles Schaeffer, Seven
teenth street. South Rock Island. Adj
dress orders postoffice box $50.
Foresters of Island City camp No
800 will give dance and refreshments
at Woodman hall Friday, March 2i
Admission, 10 cents. Everybody in
vited.
The first sawmiI on the river to
start, so far as has been reported. is
that of the Burlington Lumber com
pany. which resumed operations yes
terday.
The annual ball of Tri-City lodge No
'617, Brotherhood of Railway Train
men. was held last evening at Rock
Island Industrial Home hall. The at
tendance was large.
See the free bottle offer MuIIs Grape
Tonic, the constipation cure, or send
this notice to Mull's Grape Tonic com
pany, a. Rock Island. H.. and receive
large bottle absolutely free.
a. S. Jacobs, independent candidate
for mayor of Moline. this morning
withdrew from the race This leaves
three candidates in the field the re-
publican, peoples and socialist.
The report of gun shot from the
rear of the Bengston block early this
afternoon caused some excitement. No
one seems TO know who fired the shot
or for what purpose it was fired
Gail George Boenitz, of Moline. and
Miss Julia Mary Kouski. of Cable.
were married here yesterday, Judge
f. L. Parmenter performing the cere-
mony az his Office in the court house.
|. Levinstein, who SOLD his brick
block in East Moline last week. has
about determined to build a three
story brick hotel building on his lots
at the corner Of Seventh street and
First avenue. The structure he con-
templates is to be 6OxS0 feet in size
The soda water wagon drivers of
the city are to give theF fourth annual
ball this evening II takes place at
Turner hall. and the boys are looking
for a large attendance, their former
dances having been great successes
Bleucr's orchestra will supply the mu
sic.
Dolly hall. the third floor Of the
building al Ninteenth street and Sec
ond avenue. occupied by the cigar
factory of r. T. Dolly. has been leased
by Rock Island Aerie of Eagles. The
furnishings are being moved TO the
new quarters. The hall is nicely suit
ed 10 the wants of the lodge. having a
large hall and two anterooms. a buff
fet is shortly 10 be installed in the
hall for the accommodation Of the
members of the aeTic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-23

Spring Term.
At Browns Business college begins
April 4, 1905.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-23
MEET
TRLCITY PHYSICIANS ADDRESSED
BY PROF. coWPERTHWAITE,
OF CHICAGO.

Physicians of the Homeopathic
school who have organized a tri-city
association which they will probably
christen the Mississippi Homeopathic
Medical society met last evening at
the Hotel Harms. The president. DR..
II. II. Chase, of Rock Island, presided.
Dr. Eli Bradford, of this city, is sec
rotary. After a dinner a paper was
read by A. c. Cowperthwaite, profes-
sor i'll the Hahnemann Medical col
Iege. of Chicago, on Loyalty 10
Truth" DR. James Downs, of Ottawa
Ill, was a guest also, and addressed
the meeting briefly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-23
LOCAL POLITICAL EVENTS OF THE DAY.

lives. Mr.. Naab is a single man, resid.
! ling with his parents at 628 Twelfth
street
| Third Ward-Joseph Grotegut, the
democratic candidate for alderman in
the Third ward, is native Of Daven-
port He has made his home in the
Third ward for about 20 years, and
| has lived in this city Al years. For IA
years he has been employed as a tailor
at the London clothing store. His home
is at 800 Fifteenth street. He pos
sesses the qualifications for a good al
Iderman.
Fourth Ward-Valentine Dauber, 725
Nineteenth street, is the candidate of
the democrats for alderman of the
Fourth ward. He has satisfactorily
filled the position for three different
terms, and will be elected again. Mr.
Dauber is a native Of Bavaria, Ger
many. He came TO Rock Island in 1853
He left this city when IS years of age
10 enter the army. At the close of the
civil war he returned TO Rock Island
and has resided in the Fourth ward
since that time. He has never voted in
any other ward, casting his first vote
after his return from the war He re-
retired from business as a blacksmith
and hOrseshoer a few years ago. Dur
ing his terms in the council he was
regarded as one of the most cOnscien-
tious and energetic members Of the
municipal assembly.
Fifth Ward-Ives J. Hoare, candi-
date for alderman of the Fifth ward,
resides at $40 TWentv-first street He
has been a resident of this ward for
six years Mr.. Hoare was born in
Henry county, coming to Rock Island
about IA year ago. He is en-
plOyed as foreman at Henry Darts
Sons wholesale house, d position he
has filled for four years. He resigned
a position with the fret II department
Of the c.. r. l. & p railway to take
his present position. He is a model al
dermanic candidate.
Sixth Ward-C. c. Wilson. now in
the council as alderman from the
Sixth ward. is before the people of that
ward for return to the position he has
so aCceptably filled In the council Mr..
Wilson has faithfully served all of the
citizens of the ward He is a native of
Rural township, a son of the late Louis
Wilson. Since 1884 Mr. Wilson has
made his home in Rock Island. and for
five years has resided in the Sixth
ward His home is at 531 Twenty
eighth street. He has for several years
been employed at the Rock Island ar
senal in the equipment department.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-23
CITY CHIT.

Try a "Zibia."
Call for Improved Zazaro.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros
Rabbi F'ineshriber, March 80.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Insure with Goldsmith & Mckee.
Kerler Bros, your carpet cleaners.
For bus, baggage, express. call Robb's
For bus or express, Spencer & Trefz
Russia and its Modern Problems.
Independents at Industrial hall to
night
Independents at Industrial hall to-
night.
Independents at Industrial hall to
night
Independents at Industrial hall to-
night
Independents at Industrial hall to-
night.
Order your fresh fish at Schroeder's
tomorrow.
Eight and 1O-foot window brush
poles at David Don's
The stage of water was go at 6 a.
m, and $50 at noon.
The Rock Island Independents dance
at Industrial home tonight.
The Rock Island Independents dance
at Industrial home tonight
The Rock Island Independents dance
at Industrial home tonight.
The Rock Island Independents dance
at Industrial home tonight.
Ice cream and ice cream soda at
Peterson's, 1874 Third avenue.
Buy your poultry netting at the
Rock Island Hardware companys.
Only a few days of bargains left at
the Rock Island Hardware company.
Walline & Hamilton, express and
transfer. Old phone 1870. new 1884.
All kinds of horse and mule jewelry
at Rock Island Hardware company's.
\ car load OF nails just received al
the Rock Island Hardware company.
w. H. Siemon will do your tin work :;
1927 Sixth avenue. New phone 574G.
Don't forget our dance tonight and
we won't forget yours. The Rock ISL
and Independents
Rabbi Fineshriber on Russia and
Her Modern Problems" at Burtls
opera house, Davenport. March 80.
If you tire Of buckwheat. try Mrs.
Austin's pancake -four for change.
Made from the great food cereals.
Trio lodge 10. 81. A F. & a. NJ.
will meet for work Thursday. March
%. at 7:3O p. N. Visitors are vel
come
All the leading hotels, restaurants
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-23
IN MEMORY OF DEAD PRIEST
Requiem Mass for Dean Mackin at st.
Joseph's Church.

Sixteen priests from parishes in the
diocese of Peoria participated in a re-
QUEEN high mass. the months mind, in
memory of Dean Thomas Mackin, late
rector of st. Joseph's church, at the
latter church at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. There was a large congregation
of the parishioners in attendance at the
services. The sermon was preached by
Father Quinn, of Chatsworth, who paid
fitting tribute to the memory of the
departed priest. Father O'Kelly, of
Streator. was celebrant; Father Shaw.
La Sale. deacon; Father Geyer, Rock
Island. subdeacon, and Father Kelly,
Moline, master of ceremonies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-23
LESSEN ACCIDENTS
ROCK ISLAND ROAD ISSUES OR
DERS TO AGENTS TO PROS
ECUTE FOR TRESPASS.

L. b. Allen, superintendent OF the
Illinois division of the Rock Island
road, has issued a circular letter TO
agents ordering them to cause the
arrest for trespass of all persons not
having business there who are found
in the yards of the company. This is
a move with a view to reducing the
number Of accidents, as many of those
who bring damage suits against the
company are injured while trespass-
Ing on is property.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-03-23

Louis Funkenstein has Withdrawn as
a democratic candidate for justice OF
the peace. Mr.. Funkenstein says he
is away from home so much of the
time that he could not give the Office
proper attention + elected