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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26
BUILDING COLLAPSED;
TEN PERSONS KILLED
Mere Than Score of n Il Buried
Under Falling Walls.
WORK OF RESCUE CONTINUES
Further Search May Increase LIST Of
Dead-South FarminOh1m, Mass I,
Structure was Being Fitted Up for
Postoftee-SiS Men Are Missing.

South birmingham, a.N - At
least r,sht and porGaps .Hrc tlmc,
Tat uiM1,r ot ma-uu,. & .W1ot> aul
Italian mu.rsr- We. rru- ., il dvL'l
M,utl, IN the sudden collapse ut a
building ~ process OF cor ..nc'ibu on
tEv main street, while tea .I,J, were
I,d-cyd @, lUs out ot tho or,,h, some
seriously injured
The uu,.4- made " .mu' a.I
erich va, b,ins tttcl up 90 mr pus,
uiuc, OU,y - men we've ahru alive
ga. OF 'u,. drl.i.
Ga. bui'!up i, situate. 40 'ur cen
'rl 90 'nr cuisines, ~vcD . 90 Farm
Msmm. lad ty,m,u aud u5yu ui
''r Nw. wllmyu, Int, n ol %,
..Jtr uu.uJ iu camp her, o,,y qu.rh
is ~ O., rescue, tn, .Ircr,l'l
900 .--lug nut hall O. OF the
uupi nGd later found cts almost
..up.,''' huri.l by 'hr ..,.'a-v
Nuu toe accident ma, ..rI .u,.r
N'.. Iv'Nt,l ID and o. o.. 90 Nurk
,r f., UulUtuu ryyI. D., moo 1,ut
.,,,,,.iru. az crorl. w. hoard IN
.p.il Succession ,.I m. Oh. NM.
.,t. anil .,,,l .....t hair . Oh, I'm.
.,,u r,ll,p.,I and r,,...l r,,puu,
q, ,., n.,,uI,p, bul,tns .., man
p,. oil, ~. fr.t .n,y.... r.or,,,i
,,.u Oh, .Vr.rl...I hullIu. Ma. G.,ru..
NJ Ar.t,o "a, ,u,.r .r, .u0,r,l
D.. ,...,,,, .,, tg... lad. Ala, .-,,.,t ...
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26
rmn Momen prsMned.

Hul't,s Landing Lake George y
Y. Iun .; sophia and Corru Ptl
dian. ~ Brooklyn. were drowned on
M,uaav afternoon white boating 90
'n, LAX, TIA, Two women, accumpa.
MED hy their brother. J 4 Piidian
and Stanley Lynch, started from this
place H. light boat AMI had rowci
about a mile up the lake when the
boat VI, capsil"i by a heavy squat
AZ! al we're thrown into The water.
T., m,r chung - the boat AMI made
4 brave ,nlr' tJ rescue their com.
rlaiIu. They we're unable hpwevcr.
% reach them and both women sank.
Tpp camper. from the Australian
camp pm luf To skin the moment
me srciirn happened and succeeded
IN rr.cuug %, tWO mcn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26
Body Of Infant Found N we'll.

valdOsta. Ga. July Is The people
over at Whlgham are ,di do b" ON
sIderably stirred up over The finding
OF the body Of a niutau' ~ a Nr'.
tnere Il Is not known who's child
II was. but II is said % have been
white. The coroners jury in,cs'sat
el the matter. but reachc' ID lem
lie conclusion \ telegram ~, Sent
u Solicitor Thomas, infJrmius him 81
the discovery and asking him % COIN,
over there and advise viii 'ho Ifi
GERS In trying to ferret ou' '' w'
terry. Solicitor Thoma. wen I''. '
Whlgham this mornirg Ari spent '..
day there. Ia forma,Ia i-Im ...f
seems 20 indicate that %. l.-0I' F
created 4 good deal u ~. .m.a. .'
The community.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

Nalip,,a. go JuJ q sheriff
Psssnipfs asi bic ispuHiss have bvgh
uylns - cstrb lance Collins ~
Gru jys,h. ~hp sh,. VII smith y
isafh 81 OlTmpia MJniaf. bat Collin,
hss ~ Ia svaird arrest CJllias
t,smsrt frsiisI 10 Ai1sny. ani n 30
,alt pc sf. - s'liI nviaE there. AL
~ h. Jrl.r,et .hH ~ oil fnr bah
in 'Hat iifsst.l lfat a1 .rH
s,IB sflis q pistol tr,m fsr MA
sstshnsa o. OiJ mlia and 5m.tu e.
oSsa Ciilas - y lts i@a.-I trt
essfrs snd ssti hs syali kiN aui.l.
q sr repeated o. sn.i ID fsVeafrt o.
aEt rDHIss beet aiI.hs him snffl
hai saf ha ga. bat 4a 80 fuJ t.,s
IL ssiEs M
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

B~npptrko Uusstiu PJIhnl IUlY
- simultaneously a. nJph Monday.
bpmbs rctr Ihfpwn into Tour stores
~ ,h- Singer s"sihG Maehlnr com
PAM l,cai'i here 81 BsRiGstn aas
lore sAi Cfsnsiushsau ~foCkinG oil
- me shop. ini sounding many per
spaa Tho bomb 'hpuefs ssfe aEgn'a
Il thr Hpclali,tir psur shp had mai"
The SINGER epmpaaY an utampl- u
sbat may happen - ptnsfs fIf fsius
lns 80 cyhffibVi" b. Tie rvyJlgiiJnafp
faaaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26
SEVEN LOSE LIVES
IN TRAIN WRECK
Flyer Dashed Out of Tunnel and
IL, Ouer Embankment.
TRAIN PLUNGED INTO THE LAKE
Engine and Cars Crash Down 90 Feet.
Wrecked Coaches Catch on Fire. but
9laze Is EStirguished by Submera
ina-Engine in 500 Fl. OF Wa;...r.

Spokane, Wash, July ga, tcas.
seven lives were lost seven prI,u"s
were seriously injured ANA scu,, D.,
others sutainrd cut auu Jrul-,, ia
u wreck OF The last mail tlda Ola IN,
Great Northern, a mile ana a quartz.
east Of Camden, Wash, late MJu.a,
afternoon, wncn The locomotive, m...,
baggage anu smoking CulS l,u 'l,
rails on emerging nom a ,unu,, auu
plunged over the ,u.iou' ,unu.au.,
aud were submerged IN the WJ.,rs o.
Diamond lake.
Spreading rails. probably caI,,I BY
sun kinks. 4, given Il, the CLG.,
Immediately after Tic ,Mpt.g ait
the water there was a DiuIlu- flash
which spread over the part ot tu, ,Ir
not submerged aud a g., t1.lN,.
The impaa, VA, 50 terrific tuN SOS.
eral other cars on tur 'uu. N,,u
wrenched ami twisted ami nr Mc'
that the COupliu- did LJ' l.,,s uu ...
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26
Frisco Public Schools Open.

san Francisco. July % Tho public
,clJIl. y san Francisco opened Moa.
i.y flr %, nr,' time sine" the hfn
AMI Va. vc,l attended. ~ nearly
thirty -rgpll buildings were destroy.
..l 'sc .rt.,l.- ir .pmr u the Districts
49,. badly ly,rcrIs AMI Sf De
,-H..rI lr 90, bali la, plan until
u.., f,IH,rs arr provided The
condition. IIR'fcf acre more u
t,1... .au tli been rsgecied BY
o.. ..!,,.lg,I al'tlri'lr. SchoIi
p...r.u. OH,'f ..'l1Ai"d ilai the feg
..r-r'.u d., rb1u' ~ per csn' - the
.r....,r registered before Aprii -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26
MOTE" BILL PASSES,
Bill Of Mr., CALVIN, Of Richmond, ls
Passed by House.

Atlanta. lul, gt rac A'u,' az
representatives wU ., . o'c,1yh Tue,
day moruiNg
But little cuisines. VI r'Nrrl' iWNny
lance was transacted AZ the tNo sr,
sions VI Mrnll, a''eultucr bots,
rather poor, a, II usually Is ou M'u
lays
~ Ne morning session u hi' "
Interest ~ The commercial Wurh n
Mr. Calvin ut Richmond ~ make
notes AMI other urgo'uhlr m,tu
mcn's Hllng dur on hlulnN. me 'H.
day thereafter instead Ut tn lp h.
fore ~ l. now the ease. vas passed
Amous the now BILLS introduced va.
one hy Nj Williams. IT lnurrus. -
umcui ~ ccnustlN'nu 50 ilt The
term ~ th, rn,,uu, .ha'l Doc igr""J,
Ell from 0 term ui tVp y,a, (, rm
years. tHr dur ..D o. D., -uhwlt', !
Tot he p,r,lc a. .ho next election aai
the governor maio lu.li-lnl, To-, ano y
- t,W 20 ONCE
FWi. Uul produce growers .ul ,alp
p,y. N,l' lr Interested TN ~. huT I'D.
jroluC,d al o., Wlruus sell. 0r 20.
Mr. Glenn 90 tnbn. pw,t't. tNr'
Jal,rai. shall furnish lrtHsu.nr
ear, WilNIo - hu., tf',r demand N,
I've shipper pln,t.,l M, .hD.., Pr.
given ~. railroad - DAVIS t''i,r -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

Ailatis tal1 80 ATy Dses. inc
!p'af ai1 $50 q So T. = f'r.s,.
q I8rFsJhsli.s ia snrepsissi Nls
day st.hlnF ats 20 tYifYgh1Ja =,
ths Fss'sef -rsfi'ats sUsfa BE- bsf
b.fn uaisf irsa'mslf 10 teIti rtt
slitsH 30 iab 90. go 80 nfYt.
here fear daJs Later "a IHI t.
Hyffut aYbia sYmpfoms CO. 81. 'su
Tsafsfst az 'A1p. Geo gfsat.s' Gaze
ga 'aEsh = che iris frHss Ir rJpI'
90 f-sis' 80 isf.ssis - f.- fiscsls
ne salils naf1.f sssa 80 bedside
sAea tns raf raur
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26
Tobacco Barn Burns

Bainbridge. Ca July - TIE .a'
Eest II the numerous tobacco Iai.'
II A. COIN q Co. the bl. D'Arr'
planters % this city has BEEN .'A f
destroyed by hTe II. Or.E'r % .'.
IRE Is unknown bat u b. -u.p .'.
have been accidental Ia, 'at- e..
hlied Wi,h fresh priu.eI Tobacco .s...'
and heat was nscd duriuz ... 's..
weather 10 assist in curing BE- 49, OIL.
nre was eviden'ly s'ar~t IN
heating ATrangements The ,a.a. '.
TIE barn and coatents va D,'-l o..
AZ tio.ep9. and vas par'ia,1 r.....
b' Insurance. The com9a0y a..
egild
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

R,s'pn. J1lJ q -lap,r bufcau "a
'is'iclans headed by C.aries T. ScIu.
chief ~ the bufrau - !sbsr. SHAFTS.
tics ~ Washington as,embled Tue.
day In no senate cbsrr i..r - tho Ma
,achusci state hyuss 90 their gsni
annual convention pfIrlaiiy this Jf
sanitation e. knDsn a. fhs associA 80
q officials ~ bufsaus = labor asfis
'iss - AmsficA AT o. rnnsis's aifJ
gsfher - uatis'lsiars ls.5eiatri ,4s
usY or snWbsf Si'h ionsi ani
state r.afrs 5gfraus asI bureaus "
lsbH Esiis'ies Charles T. Sriu
aSsf ~ The bufsaa Z aL,f s'ati.'irs
L. pfesiisu' = ths ass.,- aura r.
-oussH'isu sil sttstI tAfoHEi 80
pF,tsrt vrst
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26
w.m.o Charged ~i,h TSs,t

r..,. Isb d \ private Is,sc-
.-. .- .t. MARSHAL Flcld store Mot
In. .-....f NJ ElIahsth schSsr
.,,... ..4.s 80 slfs - u.alihy
...l. ...... ,ar.s = Cisrinnail. % e
...... ..nH-E ia~e COLLAR and o
... .... Arrr 80 tsi h~su hsck
.t...r 30 .n 'st Hairless stfee'
..l..- fr ~ hpuTs NJ
-.., ERA ...- 80 released Ds bpnss
...... ..- sa.1aal sn3 O,io sfsis.
SO .....-t-f fsspef The -
DO sc ,sgshf frYisE 90
r s- aruries H. her
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

S@siiis Nsfh lay - --Ia- Csas
~as gisrn no socisiIu 5ssf Dave Hal
y q i1fsssa' fssseh haalst nisl'
sfisf sn iz'sfssiias ssifis ths' usbf q,
10 imi' ~ - fg-ei, Houg pna.f
"a h trs~hiBx rsueufsllg aaa ass
hh SrfEa' - afEaAfsFr Cas- Al
sis osvlssai TrissY be- 'ls iss' fa1hs
tai erals asf % tls tssn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26
SORRY ooUmA 10 olssouvGo.
w. J. Drysn Owes His Views on Rus
sian Situation

N'W Nprk Jub 80 \ cable nom
lou'uu tY rhc American avs
Mu,Am iiysn sali Monday that
b. vas sorry 10 see The duuma H.
solved Premier Campbell Hammer
man had happily Expressed the ,lluh
tlrn Nhcn he paraphrnsrd the Did
say The dpuma IL dead. Ions I've
The d'nma meaning that whatever
MAY happen - the prrsnnnel II mo
ioumls ~ an institution n atill lives
Mr. BRYAN saii
II am saiisned there viii De- ~
backward steps. whatever lhr rsaf
may attempt ~ - Tho forpgnl'lui
~ The right ~ The people - ,sfsty
eminent raunh DO unJpnr believe
,be rEAf male great mistake In or
d"ring the dissolution FROM my -
s"r,aiIOn. the mem befs - The duma
are men Nlth purposes ahi pussasslnE
ample qualification h. deal 9Th no
nocessi'lrs ~ their county The.
cIar SHOULD nave treated sta tho
iJums
W. BrJhn insists 'hat Inc ,',p of
Cul1ari - e ws'm1rs. ~ ~ L,ua
Sns NJ f1f The purpose = Inipr
lnE him ~ Ei'. Hp ne tics - return
lnE ~ ihe t'nl'.A Aiates ~ 80 ~
Nee iprt 10 tait h~ u,riid sfIrk|
~ his original inrsStp ~ w.
more SII r,Ilfr sftb him
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

Oyster Bay. July - a ..l...
has Sesa received b. PrsslI.c g .
'ei' from Waller weiinan o.. b..
u ksAd q rhs weiluAa Cht-sr. BE-
''d-ttsrald tHpedttlon To- t.-t
AS ts'ed a. HAmmsrfcff o. g.
ga Fesd a. faisa 10
"afsizstoh CEsefiaEs h. V'
D ari wireless nstsaaSs sEsr 80.
ifauu Arctic rsEsona tsigns1l Wee
~sa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26
nls,u,h ,nes, a. od,,.A.

Odessa. Iub - & y ~ serious
disturbance. i"pk place Ia ihe romni"
quarters ~ Oiosn late Monday nish'
The Jews sought refuge IN the rrular
~ "a" c,iy M,ny Vt thom laft Oiss
"a aliDariheF
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

Nss Tlfk. pir 90 f1e isf-nss D.
ia fsss 4 na.rf Fsat4i fsAv yafss q
Al rorraif irr-. f3ns'fueti6e .
tas Us48ils f1r ffaf sir u
- ~ ihHsH Eysifa Nss.F
is1f~. Hart 80 Efff fr d.
$500 ia 20 eoansfF4 a.
rtss ssts fsi rsf sst 5sHt h
~ sH ~ asfsrg cav
fss esy sasf af Fsar saefs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-26

M,scpw lu,y % The police ruoH
IA, attempted a. capture all the d"lo
ssf,s ~ the Wpfhmcn.s council. but
only suctr"dcd In capturing flurfcub
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13
INDIAN RELICS
ARE UNEARTHED
Carpenters at Work on Benham's Is
land Discover Several Articles
of Historical Interest.

Several relics of historical interest
were discovered yesterday in the old
Sears mill on Benham's island at the
head of Rock Island arsenal which is
being removed to make way for the
Moline lock. j. n. HuntoOn, a local con-
tractor, who has charge of the tearing
down of the old mill. found the upper
stone of an old Indian corn mill, very
valuable relic The specimen is nine
inches wide and about ten inches in
length. and weighs about Is or 30
pounds. II is shaped similar to a pear.
and was used by the Indians in grind
ing corn. One of the carpenters found
a flint hatchet. one of the most valuable
relics that has been discovered in this
locality. Yesterday afternoon one of
the workmen who was working with a
pick unearthed an Indian skull, and
further investigation resulted in the
digging up of about thirty bones. Some
pottery supposed to have been used by
the Indians was also found
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13

trip to Muscatine Sunday afternoon on
the steamer J. S.
Insure with Beecher Bros.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
Beecher Bros for real estate.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Money to loan. See Beecher Bros.
For bus or express, Spencer & Trefz.
For bus, baggage, express, call Robb's.
Fancy and staple groceries being
sacrificed at Ehleb's grocery.
Go to Muscatine Sunday afternoon
On the big steamer J. S.
H. T. Siemon wants your tin and fur
mace work. 1526-152S Fourth avenue.
Ehlebs stock of staple and fancy
groceries is being sacrificed. Buy
now
After eating your Sunday dinner go
to Muscatine on the steamer j. s.,
leaving at 3 D. III.
Everything in the store must go. All
fancy groceries included. Ehleb's gro
Gerry. Twentieth street.
Take advantage of the prices now
being offered on high grade groceries
at Ehleb's Twentieth street store.
Dancing afternoon and evening at
the NJ. w A picnic Saturday at Long
View park. Everybody invited. Music
By Bleuers band.
Afternoon excursion to Muscatine on
the steamer J. s., Sunday. Sept. 16.
Leaves Rock Island at 3 D. M, returns
10 p. m Fare only so cents.
Expert manicuring, shampooing and
treatment of the hair and
scalp given by Mrs. Sol Levi, 736 Sew
enteenth street. Old phone west SO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13
MINED LESS COAL IN 1905

Large Falling OFF in Rock Island Coun-
ty and Second District.
There was a large falling off in the
amount of coal mined in Rock Island
county and in the Second mine district
in 1905, according to the report for this
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13

morning. William Berger, who was re-
leased from the county Jail yesterday,
was picked up at the Rock Island de-
pot last evening, and fined So and
costs for being drunk Mrs Louis Or
tell paid a fine of So and costs for dis
orderly conduct
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13
STRUCK BY A CAR.
John PauIsen injured When His
Wagon Was Run Into on
Second Avenue.
WAS CROSSING THE TRACKS
Thrown From His Seat, Is Bruised by
Horses Hoofs, and May be In
jured IntsrnaIIy-Horses Hurt.

John Paulsen of South Rock Island
was severely injured this morning
about $50. when car No. 81 of the
Elm street line struck the brick wagon
which he was driving, at Second aY-
enue and Thirteenth street. He was
removed TO his home i'll the city am
bulance II was thought ar first that
his back had been broken, but an eX-
animation by physician who was
called at once. showed that his inju-
ries consisted of very severe bruises
about the back and side. 1t was
thought that the young man had been
injured internally. but this can not be
determined positively.
Thrown From Seat.
He was driving east on Second av-
enue with load of bricks. Near
Thirteenth street he started to drive
across the street car tracks. when the
east bound Elm street car crashed into
the wagon. The horses were both
knocked down. one of them being turn
ed onto his back with its feet stick
ing into the air. one projecting
through the wheel of the wagon. The
horse was considerably cut and bruis-
ed. In the crash the driver was
thrown 10 the pavement. and it is
thought that he was struck by the
horses hOofs The wagon was badly
damaged and bricks were scattered on
the pavement. The rear wheel was
broken. and the wagon tongue was
broken square off near the wheels. The
harness on the horses was cut and
broken in several places. No one on
the car was injured. and the car was
but slightly damaged.
VIII Recover.
The injured driver was removed at
once TO the Negus flats and physi-
clan and the city ambulance summon
ed. The physician in charge says
that while Mr. Paulsens injuries are
very severe. they are not dangerous.
unless it develops that there are in
ternal injuries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13

without any attempt to learn the iden-
tity Berke. it develops, was once
shipping clerk for large firm at Kan
sas City. He told a fellow employee
that he had a wife and child from
whom he had become estranged. but
whom he intended rejoining in a short
time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13

district which has just been completed.
In the county there was mined 1874
tons against 1893 in 1904. The de-
crease in the district was more than
100. 900 tons
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13
e Conditions Carefully

6. The NJ. d K. reserves the right tC
at any time, either before or after
NJ d K. desires to publish all ads as tn
plan will be followed as far as posi-
al is or is not published before the
nothing whatever to do with your
prize. 1t is probable that many more
we will have room to use.
z. Any boy or girl Is years old or u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13
fBERKe OF GOOD FAMILY

MuScatlne Coroner Blamed Tor Haste
in Burying Supposed Remains.
There is a disposition to censuTe
the coroner of Muscatine county for
burying the body believed to be that
of George Berke. the deck hand on
the Eclipse who was drowned below
this city Labor day and was buried
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13

Temperature ut n. -; ut 3::io
ID. M, g. Minimum temperature IL, n
hours. -; maximum. S-s---zNeIocItS. cd
wind at - 81. M. IL miles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13

All the news all the time - THH
ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13
WERE DRUNK; TO JAIL
JAIL

Two Are Sentenced to Five Days Each
Others Pay Fines.
Hugh DOugherty and James Multi
gan were each sentenced to five days
in the county Jail on a charge of
drunkenness by Magistrate Elliott this
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13
VIII Recover.
THE " EATH r II.

Fair and cooler tonight; Friday. fair
and warmer.
j. VI. sHERIER. Local FOrecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13
CITY CHA Il.

Beal & Schmitt.
High class tailors,
Illinois theater building.
Fresh fish at Schroeder's.
You will regret it if you miss the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13
A SPECIAL GLASS.

A SPECIAL GLASS.
We will have special class for those Who have had
little schooling a we'll for those who wish to
learn the English language.
you o WRITE, FlGU SPELL.
Don't backward this class We to help
you'll Join this beginners class.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-13

Only $50 For 80 Weeks and All Books Included.
enroll 1 month 3 months if you
Principal j. o. Briggs Browns Business
College floor of Rock Island House and make
arrangements to studies want and for
of you attend and about the payments OF
tuition viii be in his office Friday and Saturday
evenings
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-18
TROLLEY CAB AND
BACK IN COLLISION

a collision between a King street
| ear and hack No. SO shortly before 8
o clock last night resulted disastrously
to the hack, although the occupant,
Jas. McCandless, escaped without in
jury. NJ. p. Cropley, the driver of the
hack in question, was preparing to take
his fare out from the stand at the
corner of King and Fort street, but
before he could mount to the seat his
horse moved out from the line and on
to the Rapid Transit track in front of
an approaching car. The ear struck
the hack, smashing one of the wheels
and overturning the vehicle against an
other hack which toppled over on
the sidewalk, narrowly missing smash
ing one of the plate glass windows IN
f. o. Hall < Son 8 In the meantime
the horse attached to the first hack
had kicked himself loose, tearing down
King and up Nuuanu street, where he
was captured by a sailor. Fortunately,
beyond damaging the first hack there
was little other smashing and no one
was hurt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-18
DR. M'GREW MUCH
IMPROVED LAST MIGHT

At 10 o'clock last night the condi
tion of DR.. John s. McGrew was re
ported as very much improved. The
venerable physician, who will be 81
years of age on December % next, sub
mitted to an operation at the Sanatori-
um on Thursday, which was perform
ed by DIR. Morton of California, as
sisted by Drs. Cooper and Jordan. Yes
terdav morning DR.. McGrew was con
sidered to have but chance of sur
viving the shock, but happily the late
afternoon report was of a favorable
nature and last night 5 report as above
is further reassuring.
People who saw Dr.. McGrew stepping
lively along the streets the very day
before he was laid up remarked his
vigorous appearance and were astonish
ed to hear so soon afterward that he
had been in any state requiring a crit
ical operation. 1t is to be hoped that
the "Father of Annexation will soon
be out again and spared long time
vet for enjoyment OF the community
universal esteem along with the other
good things of life.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-18

, Associa ton will hold a meeting on
Monday next that will be of consid-
cradle Importance to the sugar inter
ests OF the Territory. Thursday night
there viii be banquet at the Young
The Kinau yesterday brought the fol-
lowing managers from Hawaii to at
tend the meeting: C. C. Kennedy, r.
c. Kennedy, John A. Scott. John NJ.
Ross, William Pullar, John T. Moir,
W. H. c. Campbell, John Watt, w. G.
Walker, Albert Horner, John Hind, T.
S. Kay, D Forbes. James Gibb and
+. S. Gjerdrum. Several of the gen.
wives
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-18
THE GOVERNORS LETTER.

November 10, 1906.
Captain ]. r. Slattery, Corps of En-
gineers u. S. A.. Assistant to En-
gineer, 18th l. H. District, Homo
lu.
Dear Sir: Your favor of the 18th, in
which you request a reconsideration of
your applica ton for q location for the
rear light for Honolulu harbor, with an
ealy reply. is received.
1T is perhaps difficult for anyone
but an expert in lighthouse matters to
appreciate what situations are ridicu-
lous or show absolute ignorance of all
principles of lighthouse work. But
possibly Mr.. Holloway feels that there
are other considerations involved in
the matter and that the obstructing of
the roads and the limiting of the use
of the Territory'S wharf are consider
ations of grave Importance to him in
the duties he is expected, under the
Organic Act to fulfil. At his sugges
ton, [ visited the location and saw
the pegs on the ground outlining the
space for which you have made a re-
quest, and after carefully reading your
letter and considering the argument
YOU put forward, it appears that the
" eight of the argument favors Mr.
Holloway
TT may be true that the appearance
of the light tower that you plan, con-
structed at the intersection of the two
streets, would add much to the appear
ance of the streets and the waterfront,
but the esthetic side of these questions
Continued on Page Three)
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-11-18

Smith & Lewis. attorneys for the
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Co, have replied to the demand by
Col. Jones for the $4,000 penalty in the
bond for return OF the band instru-
ments. They assure the colonel that
the Instruments will be returned IN the
Korea. They trust that the damage
suffered by reason of the default will
be slight. if not nominal Whatever
damage may have been suffered can
reasonably be ascertained, on the ar
rival of the instruments, when, the
attorneys conclude. the company viii
be ready to fulfil whatever legal obli-
cation it may owe to the obligee.