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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24
EAGLES FESTIVAL.
Many Attended Event on PrettiIy
Decorated Lawn.

Last night many people attended
the ice cream and strawberry festi-
val of the Eagle Athletic Club, which
was held on the club lawn, ard from
all reports the boys cleared a neat
sum of money.
The lawn was beautifully decorated
with Chinese lanterns ..and electric
lights. The club members, dressed in
white uniforms. acted as walters and
those who attended were well serve d.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24
BROTHERHOOD PICNIC.
Danish Society Planning Big Event
for July a.

Plans are being made by Thor Lodge
No. 46, Danish Brotherhood, for the
picnic and outing which will be held
at Union Grove, Woodbridge road,
Tuesday, July A. A feature will be
the tug-of-war between the Perth
Amboy and New York lodges. The
winning team will receive prize.
Other events will be n fat mans race.
Il three-legged race, Il lady's race and
ball game. Prizes will also be awarded
for rifle shooting.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24
READY FOR
ADVERTISING.
County Solicitor Willis Has Plans
for Steel Spans from War
Dept. Marked Approved.
Special 10 tie Evening Ncws.

New Brunswick, June 24:-County
Solicitor Fl. Brewster Willis, of the
Board of Freeholders, has received
from the war department the plans for
the new steel spans in the Amboy
bridge, marked approved, and at the
next meeting of the board, to be held
on Wednesday, he will present them
for action thereon.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24
JUNIOR c. E. FESTIVAL.
About 800 People Attended the
Affair in Chapel Last Night.

The Junior c. E., of the ..Presbyter-
ian church. held strawberry festival
last night in the chapel. The festival
was decided success. about three
hundred persons being present.
An impromptu entertainment was
held d:.ring the evening. The chapel
was prettily decorated with flowers, Q
bonouet being placed upon each table,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24
LOOKING OVER THE WORK

N. S. Kellogg. of Newark, who has
the contraction heating and ventilat-
ing the remodelled school No. build
ing, was in town yesterday looking
over the progress of the work. The
digging out of the cellar under the
present building is fast nearing COM
.pletion. Some of the material for the
work is beginning to arrive. 1t is
hoped to finish the work of erecting
the new addition and building in time
for the opening of the school in the
fall.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24
WANT HIM RELEASED.

Efforts are being made by friends of
Frank Sheridan. who was sent to jail
yesterday for trying to sell O union
card to a Hungarian, to secure his re-
lease from custody. They say he Is .
good steady man, and ascribe his act
to recent illness, he having come
out of the hospital in Newark but re-
.eent1v
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24
COMPLETED NOMINATION

Lawrence Lodge of Odd Fellows
held meeting in the Odd Fellows
building, last night, at which they
completed their nomination of officers.
The election will take place next Fri
day night. Walter Rechnitzer is the
retiring noble grand. 1t is expected
that he will be succeeded by Charles
Mckenzie.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24
BUYS A HOUSE.

Philip Siskind, owner of "The
Fair" drygoods store, at State and
Jefferson streets, has purchased the
property OF Kenneth Henry, at So
Jefferson street. 1t is understood that
the price paid for it was 81 800. 1t is
expected that Mr.. Siskind will occupy
the house himself.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24

F.J. LARKlNS 357 STATE Street,
will do plumbing, steam, hot water
and hot air heating on monthly pay
ments. $40 per month.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24
FOUND NO EVIDENCE.

Frank T. Smith, who was arrested
Thursday night on suspicion of having
come by the horse and wagon with
him dishonesty, was released by the
police as no evidence could be found
against him. He did not have money
enough to pay for the care OF the
horse at Liddle & Pfeiffer's. and it
was held.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24

Have your doctors prescription filled
at Sections. Prices moderate.
1851 6-21 2t
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24

Do you need new tooth brush.
Sexton the druggist has them all prices.
1851 6-23 ct
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24

Do you need new tooth brush2
Sexton the druggist has them all prices,
fII 1861 6+23 2t
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24

Read the News daily, you'll know
what's going on.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24

Don't forget Tomorrow; Sexton's Ic,
Cream. Special price 20c at.
1851 6.23 2
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24

Don't forget tomorrow; Sections Ice
Cream. Special price 20c qt.
1881 6-23 2t
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24

Have your doctors prescription filed
at Sexton's. Prices moderate.
1851 6-23 2t
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24

tOonttnued on page n
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-06-24

''l's''see advt- on page 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-03
Finanza por. todo 10 alto

Sc est2 prscticando por una corni.
sion dc la Legislature una investiga-
ciSn de los metodss fuancieros de las
compafifas de seguros de vida matri-
culad as en- el Estado de Nueva York,
de la que salen revelaciones por de-
mas curiosas y 4 veces edifcantes
Sc empez6 por la Mutual Life, de
cuyas operacisnes la siguiente es una
muestra poner $1.soo,eoo en- un sindi-
CT to para comprar bonos de 4 por cien-
to de cierto ferrocarril q 93rls y luego
comprar $1,000 900 de los misnos DO
nos 81, pudiendo haberlos compra.
dos al precio de los otros. Esta tran
sacci6n la explic6 el tesorero de Ia
Mutual Life diciendo que Sc hacfa pa
ra ayudar q los sindicatss, los cuales
eran ell sosten sc6nomico del pats.
En- Ell examen de Ia New York Life,
Sc descubri6 que una vez la compafifa
para poder hacer negocios en- Prussia,
donde las leyes prohiben a compafifas
de esta elase especular en- acciones, la
compafiia hizo una operacion fcticia
ponle ndo de testaferro q un muchacho
de oficina. ell caal, ganando $I2 soma
males de suel1o, aparecia comprando
valores por la suma de 81 .ooo,soo.
Otra vez la New York Life tenfa
81 900 600 en- valores del 'sTrust" de
Nsvegacion. cuyo papel no anda por
las nubes. Habfa que presentar ell
informe general, para no aparecer
con tanto papel del Trust, Sc vendi6
al jefe del mismo, J. P. Morgan, por
solo $1,000 ,ooo Tan pronto como So
publico Ell informe yel examinador
del Estado lie dio el visto buene, los
$4,000, 900 en- papel del Trust" volvie-
ron la compa6fa. Todo por favo-
recer a los sindicos, "sostenes de la
nacion".
Luego Ell modo que tienen los politi-
cos de sangrar las companfas, para
para corromper Legislatures
Y al Congreso. por honorarios no ga
nados. ect Ahora SO estan investi'
gando las cuentas de La Equitativa." ="
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-03
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico.

El Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
A Elisa Racine. Teresa, Juan, Ma:
ria y Enriqueta Hecht y Racine.
Por Ell presente edicto que Sc publ
cara por termino de un mes una
vez por semana en- Ell periodico BoLE-
TIN MERCANTIL, Sc not ihca uste
des que Sc ha presentado en- la oficina
del Secretario de la Corte del Distri-
to Judicial de San Juan Puerto Rico,
la demanda del actor-antes citado-
en- la CT al Sc establece contra ustedes
una reclamation de $50 dollars, por
indemnizaclon de gastos siendo la
s1piica de dicha dem "a como si-
que: Pide la Corte Una sentencia
contra los demandados ELISA Racine,
Teresa, Juan, Maria y Enriqueta He
tht y Racine, que los condene man
comunada y solidariamente a indem-
nizar Ia demardante los gastos in
dispensables que ha tenido que hacer
para defenderSe. 6 sea Ell total i'm
porte de go dollars dc la minuta
de honorarios Satisfecha, con sus
intereses legales y las costas causa-
daS v que Sc causen hasta defn1tiva,
librandose al efecto orden de ejecu-
cion contra la propiedad personal y
real de los demandados.
Y Sc notifca a ustedes que de no
comparecer contestar dicha deman-,
da dentro de los diez dias despues
| dc notiilcado, 81 la notification Sc hi
| ciere en- el distrito y dentro de los
| veinte dfas, 81 Sc hiciere fuera del
distrlto, pero en- Ia 1sla de Puerto
Rico. y dentro de los cuarenta dfas,
81 Sc hiciere en- rtra parte. la deman
dante podra solicitar y obtener fallo
por la cantidad de seiscientos Gin
cuenta dollars reclama ADDS.
Son abogados de la palte deman-
dante Don Rafae; Lopez Landron y
Don Ricardo La Cos;a..
Extend ida bajo mi i;rma y sel1o
Ide la Corte.--puer;o Eico. Is de Sep
tienbree Gle 1925 Jase E. Figueras,
Secretario. l's,r lose 6. Torres, Sc
cretario AuN:l:ai = 5'tsa - eet
.c'gT1 tfl835f ~ 3,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-03

SCHEDULE TRAINS ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER TO- 1905
BETWEEN JUAN CAROLINA AREo3o CAMY PONCE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-03

III La 0eaFB DB blSfINa
DEL DISTglTV JUDICIAL Oh San JUAN, I'll
Estados Unidos de Am6rics.
I'll Presidente IS.
de los EstadOs Unidos.
Margarits Hecht Sancen6n
asistda de su legitimo esposo
julian Juse DC AhedO,
Demandantes
contra Euplaanisnt'
Elisa Racine, Teresa, Juan, Maria
y Euriqu.t. Hecht y Racine.
Demandad0s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18
!. .5.s ..E--l.. 1--I -.4tt1 lr1r1F -"s "' "Ea7
Cd Wydzialul
Wykionawczego.

A~AAAOJ01y 49, NAFA A
polecamy usilnie wszystkimn
~Szanownym Pismom nr1as!zym
i prosimy o. pomieszczenie
20 W ich }amach W tym celu
aby dosz}o ono do wiadomo-
Sci jak najwiekszej liczby TO-
naszych, ma obszarze
IStan6w Zjednoczonych.
Donosilismy Rodakom ma
Sym, O czem tel juz wiele
polsko-amerykahskich
wspomina}o, re W miesiacu
biezacym przybedzie do Polo
mil naszej specyalny delegat
|apostolski re Rzymu, Maj
overwhelmingly ks. Arcy-
biskup Symon W celu pozna-
naocznie naszychs stosun-
k6w i z mich wynikajacych
praw, kt6re uwzgledui Wa
tykan PREY za}atwianiu kwe-
sly i r6wnouprawnienia kleru
polsko-ameryka6skiego W
hierarchii koScielnej. Zawita
ks. Arcybiskup w6r6d mas pra-
wdopodobnie II lub Is maja
a Polonia nasza zgotuje do
stojnemu go6ciowi przyjecie
bardzo uroczyste, DO bedzie
to przecie pierwszy biskup
|polski, kt6ry wstapi ma ziemie
ameryka6ska W urzedowym
charakterze i misyi, do mas
wylacznie s~kierowanej. Przy-
jeciem tenn dostojnego Roda-
ka naszego zajmuje sic - o
czem tez JUL donosilismy 49,
.Towarzystwo Ksiezy swiec'
kich a zatem sprawl ia
wazna W. godnych spocze}a
rekach i many rekojmie pc
VIVA, re ME powstydzlmy sic
ami wobec sweich pod wzgle-
dem dotyczacym powita-
MIA drogiego naszego Go6cia.
Prey sposobnoSci donoszenia
O tym szczeg6le, zwraca sic
Wydzial Wykonawczy do
wszystkich polskich ksiezy W
Ameryce, z pro6ba, azeby do
godnego przyjecia Gs6cia Po-
lonii naszej przyczynili sic
swoja osobista obecnoscia
PREY powitaniu. Mianowicie
Tow. Ksiezy swieckich "a.
wiadamia, re grenium kap}a-
now polskich z Chicago wy
jezdza logo BIN. do Buffalo,
skad udaje sic do Nowego
Yorku ma dzie6 II. bm., by
oczekiwa6 przybycia ks. Ar
cybiskupa. Komitet reeepcyj-
ny W N. Yorku stanowia
Wbni ksieza N wrocki, Kwa-
sniewski i Dworzak. Obecnie
|chodzi nam o to, azeby. Maj
przewielebniejszemu ksiedzu
Arcybiskupowi zadania, -
jake mice bedzie do spe}nie-
MIA, u}atwic i udostepni6, jak
najbardziej i ku temu WY
wamy usilnie wszystkih che
tnych rodak6w naszych, kt6-
rzy r%ozumieja i oceniaja o.
gromna wage i donioslo6c
pobytu ks. Symona posr6d
mas. KS. Arcybiskup ma sic
mianowicie n~aocznie przeko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18
MOVIE Warunnki istnienia
ola KOsciO1a we FranCyi.

grzebowych S. p. kardyna}aa
Langenieux W Rheims mia]
znakomity kaznodzieja, bi.
skup. Touchet z Orleanu mo.
we za}obna, W kt6rej miedzy
innemi powiedzia} O PREY
sz}osci francuskiego Koscio}a
godne uwagi s}owa:
,,Po kosciele konkordato-
wynn nastapi albo wolny, albo
probationary Kosci6}. W
wolnym Kosciele bedziemy
wszyscy razem %pracowat, by
mlu stworzyc nova egzysten-
eye. KoSci61 przeni6s} JUL
rozmaite formy istnienia, ME
upadajac. W Kosciele ucis~
nionym bedziemy my, kap}a-
nj, W domach Bozych, poza
mimi zas jake obywatele
pahstwa wszystko, navel zy-
Gle dawa6 W ofierze, byle
zdobyc ola naszych wiernych
i ola mas samych wszystkie
prawa, bez kt6rych niema
obywateli ami .legalnego u
stroju ~pa6stwowego."
Wielka ilosc biskup6w,
idac wzorem uUnivers" i'je-
go anxiety, rozes}a}a klerowi
kwestyonaryusz W sprawie
ewentualnego wynajmu ko-
sciol6w. Wiadomo, ze pod}ug
wszystkich projekt6w separa-
cyjnych, ko6cio}y uwazane
So jake w}asno6c pa6stwa,
wzglednie gmin, i NIGGA bye
"wynajmowane "a op}ata gmi-
nom wyznaniowym ma okre-
Stone ME wy5ej jak 10 letnie
terminy. Chodzi O to, czy z
tego maja gminy korzystac,
zw1aszcza, re najem po}aczo-
ny jest z szeregiem szykan,
utrudnie6 i upokorzeh, i czy
ME by}oby acknowledgment
'odprawianie naboze6stw pc
domach, szopach, ogrodach,
jak to czyniono W Jura i
Genewie podczas kulturkam-
pfu.
Podobnie jak W ankiecie
dziennika ,cgromna wiekszo66
ksiezy oSwiadczy}a sic pre-
CIV wynajmowaniu, a W
dw6ch dyecezyach ca}y kler
jednomy6lnie odno6na dekla-
racye podpisa} i u%motywowaf.
w Rzymie pracuja goracz-
kowo mad przygotowaniem
planu organizacyi KoScio}a
90 zerwaniu konkordatu.
Pod}ug obeznanego waty-
ka6skiemi %sprawami kore~
spondenta ,,Journal de Paris,"
j. de Bonnefon, Francya
poddana zostanie w}adzy Pro-
pagandy nar6wni z krajami
misyjnymi. Zakonnicy zu-
zytkowani zostana pc para
fiach. I tax Assumpcyonisci
maja rzekomo objac 1872, Je-
zuici ~pracowac beda W Sc
dyecezyach, Kapucyni W
it'd.
Podajac te wiadomost "a
innemi katolickiemi pismami,
zastrzegamy sic, re ME przy-
k}adamy do niej zbytnio
WARY. Kler swiecki we Fran
cyl jest liczny, prawie zbyt
liczny, tax, re nieraz az mad
to czesto nawet, brak mu
pola do piracy. Przecietnie
rec MONA, jest on trzykroc
liczniejszy niz W Kr6lestwie,
tax, ze jeden ksiadz: parafial-
ny przypada ma 600 - 800.
- --l.- I.@E@1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-18

Eko sic zdarzy, sposobnosc
!przedstawienia ks. Arcybl-
|skupowi wszystkich naszyc,h
pretensyi j s}usznych, powaz-
nych zazalef, azeby 60
naocznie przekonac 0 praw-
dziwosci slow naszych /
uzasadnieniu zada6: " pro-
gramie Apostolskiego Dele
gaia naszego jest prawdopo-
dobnie odwiedzenie wszyst-
kich polskich, a W kazdym.
razie wszystkich wiekszych
parafii, ot6z podczas bytno-
Sci ks. Arcybiskupa W tych-
re parafiach niechaj don u
dadza sic wybrani reprezen-
ci parafialni, powazni iswia-
til %obywatele nichaj zadania
nasze przedstawia i dowoda-
mi je popra. TAX samo ME
chat uczynia Rodacy W tych
gdzie ME
ma polskich parafii,' a gdzie
ich jest wielu, do tworzenia
za6 w}asnych parafii polskich
przeszkadza sic i'm i czyni tru-
dno6ci, W tym celu, by ich
Emusic do nalezenia do pa
rafii obconarodowych; - ma
Wschodzie jest miejscowoSci
i wypadk6w takich bardzo
- wszyscy tacy Pola-
cy niechaj sic r6wniez zbio-
ra naradza i wyszla delega-
do ks. Arcybiskupa i ME
chat przedstawia mu ucisk
krzywde, azeby istot-
ME pozna}, ma jake przykro-
Sci lud nasz tn bywa narazo-
ny. Prey sposobnosci tel
zwracamy uwage, re by}oby
rzecza nierozsadna i niew}a-
sciwa podnosic pred ks. Ar
cybiskupem i przedstawiac
drobne miejscowe, "a
targi czy nieporozumienia;
p"rzedstawiajmy tylko ! RE
czy i szczeg6ly to, kt6re sto-
ia W zwiazku z misya ks.
i poglad ma sprawy
nasze mu u}atwia.
Zapewne ME raz jeszcze
porusza te sprawe wazna roz-
liczne organy nasze, poruszy-
my ia i my i sami tel dzia}ac
bedziemy, ma razie zaS po-
wtarzamy tylko raz jeszcze z
.a}ym naciskiem, re korzystac
nalezy ze sposobnosci pobytu
ks. Arcybiskupa wSr6d Po-
Lonii ameryka6skiej: niechaj
go parable nasze zapraszaja
do siebie, on z pewnoscia przy-
do mich ME odm6wi,
bo chce bye wszedzie i pc
to tn przyjezdza.' Polacy> zas
tam gdzie parafii ME posia-
mich wyszla do ks. Ar
cybiskupa delegacye i sto-
sunki swe przedstawia praw-
dziwie. w ten spos6b u}atwi-
my wisoce dostojnemu Co.
Sciowi naszemu spe}nie jego
zada6, a sobie dobre owoce
misyi ks. Symona przyspie-
Ma Dom Emigracyjny z}o-
zyli W dalszym ciagu:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-27
DENEEN IN CAMP
Reviews Sixth Regiment on the
Field at Lincoln This
Afternoon.
SIX L SOLDIERS ARRESTED
Chased CoIonel's Cook from the
Grounds-Day at the Rifle
Range.

Camp Lincoln. July 26.-CSpecial
Correspondence.)- Following the field
meet of the Sixth regiment, which
takes place Thursday morning, Gov.
Deneen will come to the camp in the
afternoon and review the regiment He
viii hold a reception in the regimental
headquarters in the evening.
Chased Negro and Arrested.
Six Of the Company L boys happen
ed to carry the negro chasing business
little too far and forced Jerry Morri-
son, the coionePs cook, to leave the
camp. They were arrested and will be
taken before the colonel for court mar
tial.
The boys have been at the rifle range
all day and this evening are suffering
from the effects of the kicking rifles.
The Fourth regiment, which follows
the Sixth at camp. has extended an in
vitation to the officers to remain and
visit in their quarters.
Lee Davis went to town this after
noon, and expects TO call upon the gov
ernor
Fullmer was sent out this afternoon
after the report of the rifles. Ehrhorn
asked the quartermaster where TO get
fuel for the rife range and Hoffman
has been chasing all over camp to get
10 feet of guard line.
NOD TREBLE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-27
CORN BROUGHT EY CLIPPER
Small Steamer Towing Loads Up and
Down Stream.

River towing, different from that usu-
ally dome on this part of the Missis-
sippi. was that Of the little steamer
Clipper which brought into the local
port this morning barge load of field
corn from down river point seven
miles below Muscatine Messrs Hy.
ser and Walters, OF Muscatine. owners
Of the Clipper. did the towing The
corn, which amounts TO several hun
dred bushels, was sold to livery stable
men by ". c. Maucker, the owner.
The Clipper is a little craft, but it is
possible by towing a barge TO carry
produce equal in amount to what sew
eral railroad cars could carry. This
steamer is the only one in these parts
doing general tow work, however. The
boat will bring up some barges of cord
wood to Davenport in few days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-27
DID NOT PAY HIS TAILOR
Proceedings Are Begun Against Men,
Der of State Legislature.

Chicago, July 27.-Frank ID. Conner
ford, 9O4 West Twelfth street, member
of the state legislature, is being sued
in Justice Caverly's court by Nathan
T. Bremen. 169 Sacramento avenue,
the former alderman. The suit was
brought for s25, the price of suit of
clothes made for Comerford. No evi-
dence was heard yesterday afternoon,
and the hearing was continued until
Aug 2. 1t is alleged Comerford OBJ
tanned a suit of clothes from Bremen,
who is now proprietor of a tailor shop.
and that the money was not paid.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-27
ALMA HARRlSON'S
THROAT NOT CUT
Undertaken Who Prepared Body for
Buriel Denies There Was Even
Scratch on II.

SCraLCn on u.
That there was any evidence of foul
play about the remains of Miss Alma
Harrison. the Davenport young woman
whose remains were taken from the
Mississippi river below Illinois City
Saturday evening, is absolutely denied
by J. w. Rankin, of Muscatine. the
undertaken who prepared the body for
burial Mr. Rankin states that not
only were there no bones broken but
that there was no abrasion of the skin,
effectually doing away with the story
that the throat had been cut before the
waters of the river closed over the
girl.
The mistake was apparently due to
the fact that the remains were found
in an advanced stage of decomposition,
being black and badly swollen, and
covered with filth of the river. After
a superficial examination a hasty in
terment was made and the features
were not uncovered till the undertaken
began his work. The mother of the
girl examined merely portion of the
clothing. The remains were sealed in
a metallic casIet and taken to Daven-
port. the funeral being held this after
noon.
The undertaker's story ends the lin
gerinR doubt that existed as TO whether
outside agencies had anything TO do
with her death
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-27
NO SUCCESS IN
PASSING CHECK
Frank Metzgar Tried to Rid Himself of
Paper for $2o-Was
Arrested.

Frank Metzgar, a stranger, was ar
rested last night on the charge of at
tempting to pass a worthless check. He
purchased about SO worth of goods
from Dolly Bros, and rendered there
for a check for $40 on the Mitchell &
Lynde bank 1t was refused and he
afterward attempted to get rid of it at
the Hub clothing store without sue
cess.
When he was taken into custody by
Officer Page he had torn up the check
and only piece of it was secured for
evidence. He will be arraigned before
Magistrate Elliott this evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-07-27
DOG RESCUes TWO CHILDREN
Water Spaniel swinns to Tots, Who
Are Pulled Ashore.

Duluth, MINI. July 27.-"Mac," a
water spaniel, saved the lives of Frank
Bridgeman, aged years, and Oliver
Pugh, aged Il, yesterday The chill
dren got over their depth in Chester
creek. Mrs. Frank Spurbeck heard
their screams and ran TO their assist
ancc. She could not swim and mar
rowly escaped death. Mrs. Spurbeck's
dog, Mac" leaped in and swan near
the struggling children and then turn
ed and swan toward shore. The boy
chung TO Macs tail and the girl to one
of the dogs hind legs.