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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-15
DEMOCRACY IS
SOLID FOR THE
WHOLE TICKET

THAT interview with a Ward 10 Demo-
orat in Saturdays News Democrat seems
right in line with my own investigation
said man well posted on political af-
fairs 10 a reporter today.
"There is a lot OF enthusiasm over the
state ticket; and we look for something
much more than landing our assembly
ticket
The Democratic leaders, as we'll as the
voters familiar with the situation. known
that the vote In this city this year is
strongly Democratic. The rank and file
OF the party took a great deal OF interest
in the movement TO nominate Col. God
dard for the United States senate. IL
struck the ordinary man as an excellent
opportunity for those opposed 10 the
Brayton state machine 10 prove TO the
people that the issues in Rhode Island
were separate and distinct from national
issues.
"Col. Goddard's earnest denunciation OF
Braytonism and its corrupt work, both in
his letter OF acceptance and I'm his speech
at Infantry hall, thoroughly satisfied the
honest Democrats that in naming him for
United States senator they had made no
mistake.
Mayor Higgins nomination for gov
ernor was a second satisfactory step. IL
was known that Mayor Higgins did not
want the nomination and that he accept
ed only because he looked upon the de-
mand as a drafting OF him into the ser
vice OF his state, and because IL seemed
TO him a duty to aid all that he could In
the fight for representative government.
For everyone of the mayors associates
on the state ticket the party OF the peo-
pie In this city was also enthusiastic IL
was instantly recalled that Charles Sis
son, named for lieutenant governor, had
been in the board of aldermen a most
earnest fighter for the principle OF home
r1ie. MIR StSson's record on this question
alone assured him the solid support of the
Democratic voters.
"Messrs. Palmer and Archambeault as
candidates for secretary OF state and
general treasurer were looked upon as
not only good Democrats. but earnest
men who had fought hard for the party
i'm towns where the fighting was against
big odds. Edward NJ. Sullivan's nomina-
tion for attorney general was also ac-
knowledgcd TO he the best that could
have been made.
"Mr, Sullivan is viewed by the rank and
file as an aggressive. earnest and honest
leader. He is a man OF courage and In no
office within the gift of the electorate is
courage so essential as i'm the office Of
attorney general Mr.. Sullivan is bold
and outspoken; and no stronger man has
been named for the office OF state prose-
cutor In years.
1T is not strange that this ticket
made up as IL Is OF men well qualified for
public office snd'led by the eloquent and
admired Higgins. should have given the
Democracy new life. No one is at all dis
couraged because OF the Journals posi-
ton
I'm the wards where factions have done
the most harm TO the party there has
been a big change OF sentiment II is a
united Democracy that will go TO the
polls on Nov. and assure victory for
both the state and the assembly ticket"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-15
REV. YORK KING
URGES DEFEAT
Of bRAYT0N|SM

In his sermon yesterday morning. Rev
York A. King. pastor OF the Roger VII
liams Baptist church, made an urgent
plea that party affiliations be forgotten
I'm The attainment OF civic virtue, and
Urged his hearers TO use their right OF
suffrage toward the overthrow OF Bray
tonism IN Rhode Island.
vertebrate Christians" he said. ARE
needed today, not only TO stand as "A bull
vark against the incoming tide OF intem-
pe"ance, Sabbath desecration and other
forms Of vice but 10 make manly as
saults against intrenched wickedness in
high places.
''But SPECIAL call for Christian valor
today is 10 remove the lurking evil OF
Draytonsm fiom the body polite and re-
store TO yourso Ives your right 10 voice.
through your representatives, In munich
pal. commonwealth and national affairs.
PARTY affil!dtions under ordinary cir
cumstaucec may be most commendable.
but at all tinros principle should be above
party and good citizens stand together
against tyranny IN any form
when has there been a better time
than tho app aching election TO use your
divine-Given 5a,'ot I'm choosing men OF
irtogrity who viii. overthrow existing
evils and serve you in city, state and
nation with grace and honor?"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-15
FATHER SIMMONS BRANCH
TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

FIR. simmons branch eSS. I. {. h. u. will
have a parade. followed by an entertain
ment. In the basement OF the Blessed
Sacrament church on Academy avenue
this evening, I'm Observance OF the sixth
branch.
The members will march down Regent
avenue 10 Harold and Valley streets and
Atwell avenue. then back down Academy
avenue TO the church. where "A program
will be provided by tho Columbian Union
orchestra. Anna G, Grady; James Con-
nelly. Ana G.. King, James l.. Egan. and
Schubert trio and Mount Pleasant trio.
The exercises will close with benedic-
tion by Rev. James II. OReilley and Rev.
w l. simmons will preside President w.
J. Darcy will be master OF ceremonies.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-15
scITUlTe MAN DIES At HOsrITA

George Mason OF Scituate died az the
Rhode Island hospital yesterday Of urae-
mia. lie was stricken last Friday on the
street In this city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-15
Or. PIETR0 SGANGA BURIED
BY MEMBERS Of SOCIETIES

The funeral OF Dr. Petro Sganga, a
prominent italian doctor, took place yes
terday at the Spirito Santo church on
Atweil's avenue. after which the body
was escorted by members OF the Forest
ers OF America and the Roma society 10
St Francis cemetery. where FIR Beliotti
officiated
Among the Italian physicians who es-
corted the body TO the grave were: Drs.
Raia. Golini, Costallo, Conca, Fella,
Verde. Cicone, Carella. Tgnassi. Angelo
nj, Cerbo and Russo. The officers OF the
Foresters OF America who took charge OF
the burial services were: Messrs. +. de
Pasquale. p. G. r.; @. Paollsso, ;. {. X.
z d. Aloia, s. b: l.. Pistocco. +. w.
d Pettine, treasurer, and s. Piscione, s.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-15
THREE MINOR ACCIDENTS
REPORTED BY The POLICE

Annie Driscoll OF Is Printery street
was knocked down and injured on the
right side and leg by moving van on
Saturday evening The team belongs 10
the Cady Moving company and was in
charge OF o. w. Tanner, and Frank and
George Turner.
Thomas McGovern. driver OF a Dono-
van Brothers express wagon, was
thrown from his wagon at Branch ave
nue. and West River street Saturday.
when Il was struck by Branch avenue
car i46 and received minor injuries TO
his legs and face.
An automobile owned and driven by
Herbert NJ. Williams OF s5 Adelaide ave-
nue., struck Coakley Brothers grocery
wagon IN front OF AZ Atlantic avenue on
Saturday evening, and damaged IL to the
extent OF $50. The auto lost lantern
valued at $40.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-15
WILLIAMS DESCENDANTS
FORM NEW ASSOCIATION

Descendants OF Roger Williams gather
ed at the home OF j. ID. Hall, Jr., 800 York
avenue. Saturday evening and organized
under the name OF the Roger Williams
Historical auxiliary. The object is the
furnishing OF historical research relating
10 the first settlers OF Providence, and 20
assist In locating places Of great histor-
ical Importance i'm order that suitable
tablets may be placed upon them as
markers.
The following officers were elected:
President Eugene ID. Brown; vice-presi-
dent, Louis II. Remington: recording sec
ing secretary, j. ID. Hail. Jr.; treasurer.
w. ]. Bowditch; executive committee, r..
j.. Brown, Louis II. Remington, Mrs. w.
c. Wade. J. u. Hall. Jr., w. j. Bowditch.
Mrs. H. II. Hicks, Mrs. D. w. Goodspeed.
The next meeting will be held on We'd
nesday evening, Nov. Z.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-15

n AMALGAMATED COAL
a
In
price is public
and (
in the wasa a ailure
In
will
OF
will
is
oven az s
is a high
the following
Fixed Carbon eI47
~ ~
%
of is
in the
$4,000 $4,000
ermaD
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-15
ROCKEFELLER MAKES GIFT
TO C0l0Re0 Y. N. C. 4.

Washington, oct 15.-The announcement
was made here yesterday that John u.
Rockefeller has made n conditional gift
OF $4,000 for a building for the negro
branch OF the Washington Young Mems
Christian association The condition Inn
rosed is that an additional $685. be raised
for the site and building
The building Is to be turned over 10
the Young's Mems Christian association.
which Is TO support the branch.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-15
THREE DEAD, ONE DYING;
AS RESULT OF COLLISION

Augusta Ga, oct 15.-Three men are
dead and one injured and Will probably
die as the result of a head-on collision be
tween a through fast freight and light
engine near Wynnsboro. on the Southern
railway yesterday The dead are
ID. NJ. Dixon. conductor
James r. Mcpherson. Jr, fireman on
engine.
Henry Pile. engineer on night engine
Henry Gates, negro, fireman on freight !;
will die.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-15
TO AID THE HALL FUND

The Ladies' Auxiliary society % the
Rhode Island Horticultural society will
hold a bean supper In Columbus hbll this
evening TO raise money 20 esta blish a
fund for a hall
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE WAS
EXPLAINED BY Mr.. Y0Uho

An exposition Of the doctrine of Chris
tian Science was given yesterday alters
noon at the Providence opera house by
Bicknell Young. G. S. b., of Chicago. who
meeting was held under the auspices OF
the First Church of Christ. Scientist. of
this city. which is building a new edifce
on the East Side. Rev. w l.. Swan, for
merly OF Westerly, introduced the speak
or.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-15

in temporarily saving the lives OF the
other two. although they are by no means
out of danger. II they live they will carry
the marks OF their experience with them
all the rest OF their lives.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19
Snterlirban 3eitsS Isabelle.
s. II. z. Spfem.

). u. -. SDpeHl.
Sx Rraft spnntns, ben 20. @ai 1906.
8ise bsrIaien indianapolis.
@uncie G. marion 9ipiiipn.
2aprencs, 6Ortuile, genbIstOn, anSsrlOn
gprttotpn, Runeie, RiboIetOwn, GIernnorta
Summitpile, Sairm0unt, Gas @itp, Spnes
boro UNI Rarion.
4 90 8m. Fl O5 Rnn.
#5 o. Sm. 2 90 9tnt.
90 gm. *3 % Hm.
II O5 &m. 4 90 gnt.
8 90 8m. 10 90 Nnt.
*9 O5 8m. 70 -05 ytm.
10 90 Sm. 6 90 9tm.
I'll 90 SIN. ~ % 9tn.
al O5 9m. 8 90 ytm.
IL 90 Rtt9s. *9 o. Rm.
IL 80 Sim.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19
IlStlid befanS ii6 Gatrif, Der ieis

HlStlih befanS lid Gatrif, Der ieis
men SSreunb %unter9efaBt bate, in elmer
ser belebtefen Strabeu BON Nonbon.
Ole Stunbe III 9etommen, Sbre
Maft III %erproben, iubr iein @efdbrte
fort, Ser e~benfallS o StOl3 unb
6reuoe ME berauidt eridien.
4atrid Sog leine llbr aus Der 2aI6e
uno lieB ieine 9lu9en auf Der Sute
nad einem Sbieft umberi fweifen. Iui
Ser anberen Seite ser StraBe Dor einem
S6lddterloOen itano Elm 8clicemail,
Der einen redt eblenbaften Ginorud
modte. Iatrid riftete ieinen fleinen
3eiger auf i'm unO blieb iteben. Sofort
manote lid Der PoliStlt obne Seoenfen
I'M, idritt seraoeswe9S in Den Saoen
binein, nabm cine iafti9e Sammels
feule POM Safen unb entflob oanit.
Sel 6rembe batte 9ela9t, Der tleine
Sei9er Tonne Die Wleni6en peranlailen
Die ibrem Temperament u1b ibren Sc
D~obnbeiten am meilten Suipioerlautens
ben Sanoluneen po~rSunebmen. Die
Strobe bate linn Gedt segeben.
Oils Der S6ldfter ben Sieb baoon'
laufeu lab. elite er Dor feline 2bir unS
wollte eben ldreieu, man Iolle ben
| 0liihti9en %aufbalten, ais Patrid ben
| 3eiaer aui i'm ridtete rro 10 ieire
Nbiidt pereitelte. Gr blieb iteben,
fling an III lddeln unO iaSte nit ianT'
ter Gimme:
,OieIe Sammelfeule 9ebUlt Sbnen,
Serr S~onitabter. SD freue mid I'm 10
mebr, lie Sbnen perebren 6u tonnen,
ais i'd bon Niatur penis freigebig bin
es maft mir SpaB,' aud einmal 81
feben, welden @Pnub oas SGenter
bereitet !"
@atrid tpar begierig, mebr iiber Die
fen Wenifen gu erfahren uno ridtett
ben srpBen ,3ei9er auf i'm, UNI ibn SUI
S~crtieeuns leiner @eit6noniiie 81 per'
anlallen.
.@abrbaitig," fubr er nit lautel
Sfimme fort, obne iid nm Die Paiian'
ten III befiimmern, Die lid I'M ibr
Iammelten, Isle f0nnen lid ibor
oieie Sammelfeule nebmerl, oieie uni
nod aroere i'd babe meinen 9unber
senus s%eltoblen. Gle wiirben mir MIDI
slauben, Serr &%onitabler, fpert i'd
ollie bic Vfuabe 6leiid nennen wollte,
Die ih BEN 9.e6nuusen meiner 9unoer
;u9eiest babe, iowie bic Wlense ano'
den, Sic i6 in meine 8asidale &C.
worfen babe, iobalb Die S66innen ber
Hiden brehten. Seheu gle bort ba'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19
(S4lub fOlst)

g gebI B te Weus
aier. 8ei elmer Wabl in 9aris
miIdte iih in Der gadte oes Sftbabn.
bofs, mo Ser friibere befannte Sberii
Mar6ano in @ti9publ itano, Der
aaufntann aarl 8eder, Der eben aug
Oeutf6lanb angetommen mar, in eint
@ruppe BON Neusierisen, Die iid IN oas
Stuoium Der lebbuften @ahlplafat'
pertieft 6atten; Die 2ettiire fehelte ibr
baIb felbff oerort, baB er fi4 ein'
9rieftaias nit 25, 000Jranes ($5OO0,
Snbalt aus ser Saf4e sieben lieb
obne es au bemerten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19

betrahtete ben iunsen Eatrid nit ifar'
rem SliGen.
,Wiein BOILER @rnit!"
sic linb bereit, fiir cine srobe Gr'
iinbung auf Der Stelle Chr Seben 81
Opfern?"
~SSa," iaste @atrif nit feiter
Gimme.
rOann fOlgen Gle mir!" fubr Der
hnbefannte fort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19

Sle oulQH 3I ertNIelH, CUP uSI uIeHIW'
li6e @eit in ser Sbat uur cine bin
uro her idrGnfenSe Sereinigurs IN,
in Der Die flusen unb ndrril6en @ebans
fen, Die eSlen unS semeinen 2riebe
ieben augenblid nit einanoer I'M
Sample lie9en. 6inoet Die Sdlaft in
einem r~edtidaffeneu @eiite itatt, 10
baben Die guten Snltinfte Die Wiajos
ritdt, ME man i'm Garlament ia9t
bel ben SOlen ba9e9en tr%iumpbiien Die
lhledJten. aber ebenIo ME Gle in ben
IoltSueriemmluuseu fiibne Wtinoritds
Ten Elm Sotum burf ueberrumpelurg
umitiirSen ieben, ebeulo fonnen ollie
unIere guteu ober l9leGten @efiible in
aemiiien Wtomeuten bon ben anoeren
beberrldJt meroen, 10 baB Der S6uIt
ais Gbreumatin banoelt uno Der Wtanr
oOn SerS mie elm S6urfe 10 baB Der
gSeile 5bcrbei.en begebt unb Der Starr
&unoer BON &lugbeit ausIibrt. Die
len repOlutiondren j3ultauo Der Oin9e
beruor,urufen. bat Der feline j3eiser Die
Mla6t. @a8 Den grOBen 0nbetriHt, 10
beltebt feline 9iolle in 6ol9enbem !:
Die @abrbeit III Die Wiutter aller
anoeren 5ugenSen, uuo Ser Wtenld ilbt
lie BON 9iotur inltinftip aus. Gr per-
liert OieIe 0emobnbeit bur6 bie 9iois
liiation, neil er in ben @orten Sol
li6feit, Shiflihfeit, 3uriidbaltun9,
gdlanterie, Obstruction, AnItanb, Cart
oefiibl nidt mebr baS @abre pom Sal
lden unterl6eioet aber Der grObe
| j3eiger mirtt in 6Ot9e beS 6luioumS,
0as oemlelben entltr0mt, auf ben S60s
sci berart, paB oaS @jebirn in feline
uripriin9li6e Natiirlidteit suriidfebrt
unS Der Menid, Der bon ben Selleln,
Die inn eini6lieBen, frei gemorben,
iaat allies, mas er aui Dem Screen bat.
9iift wabr, Sic baben mid p~eritons
Sen-?"
Del llubefonnte trat surii6 une
madte Fatrif Elm 3eiden, Die 1br al
Die Settle 81 befeitigeu. Yatrid erfaBte
ben @esenitano, Den linn Der unbe'
fannie beseidnete, urlS i'm @ugenblid
p~erIdruano Ser S%tarrtrampt in ben Ell
~uerIalien mar, nie nit einem 3auber'
i6lae. Gr iprang auf Die 6uBe, uni
ieiue SdnDe, Die lid an Die nbr flam'
merten, i6ienen oieielbe ni6t mebl
~loslallen ;u wOllen. Sein @eli9t wal
purpurrctb gemcroen er fiblte in
9an,en S0rper 9iaoelltide, 9in9 mi
gro6en Sdritteu i'm 3immer auf uni
a6, unc mafte pergeblide Anitreusun
0en, bic Sette an Dem ubrring III be
feitieen. Gnbli6 selang es Inn, Uni
elm Gcfibl unenolidcu @Oblbebagen,
bemdftiste lid iofOrt %ieiner. Wti
lGdelnoem Muroe blieb er lteben, mar
ben Sopf uad binten iiter, idloB 81
9(u9en nit elmer Sepesun9 Der &oblig
felt uno murmelte:
,9t6l wie idOn bas iit!"
, ,9b0!" laste Der 6remoe nit triunl
p%tirenoer Gimme; rSie baben bi
8riiiung b%eltanoer. alle 0ebeimnil
bes Wteniden, ibre 9ieidtbiimer, ibr
Maft, ibre @bre, iinO jeet in SIRE
Gemalt. gSir baben Die Illmadt et
reid;t
. ,GS lit mir, als bate id Sliisel
fubr Eatrid nod INNER in SerSidun
5 fort; suit! yuft! i6 CLAUDE, IL
f0nnte %fliegen!"
Die @elt gebOrt unS!" rief o.
\ Srembe, uno 8eibe l%tilrSten aus Del
9uuie. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19
= 9imiten.

= Simiten.
Der 3us I'M 11:9O abenbs Der Snbiana'
polls -9csansport SipiiIon seht mad peru
snftatt 9osanspprt.
Eeu. ipssisGe 8sbienuns mad st. 8apne.
- 8ase berIaien indianapolis I'M 700 unc
aI:00 ubr gormittass uno 800 unn 700
abr Na&mittass, MAIDEN bic 6abrt ra1
1t. @dpne in 4 Stunben unb 40 Rinuten.
seuer !3us RuriOn Slper - Serldbt
Norion 7:55 9ornitta9s uno loo Rad9'
alittass &erlabt SnoinnaSoIiS HOO Sor'
atittaes unS 800 Na9mittass; bdIt bios IN
Anberion un6 Meranbria an.
Gni6liebenSe 9inien errei4sn 0apton,
Dbio, st. 8upne, Suntinston, Babaib,
2afontaine, Snabjee, Sreentotpn, 9artforo
eitp, @ontpeaier, Sluffton, @tn9eiter,
Union Gitb, GreenSile, D., nnb 3mti&en'
rtationen.
Sra6ts unb 9aiiasier: Office = Serrtinal
Gartesimner. SeIepbpn SO 175.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19

Ofenfdpdr5e. MeIaHe bon
gutter NualitGt pirb gum 8oden ges
bradt unb iopiel 9rapbitpulDer bin>
einseriibrt, bab cine bide Wahe ents
fte6t, pel9e man in 8ie4bpien flint.
Man fam bic Sdpdrss nit einigen
Sropfen zines moblrie9enoen Oeks.
tpie SaFafrasOl, parfimirsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19

Eneripn Grnlen, 22sh @afahuietts Ane., Un
W erften Squarel %Sfueiter Stod. Nusen unteriunt
SEMEN ~selieiert. Noberne Rethopen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19
8le@- uno Mfetaa-S d&er.

OaIeu 81. Sbre BIet., 9aIuautfrte Giieus uuo
X s6isfsr.9aabeduu ioWie Jurunee ReparatureH
beisrs.n BON 6. g. 6Rbbaro, 214 aOft Ohio etrabs.
gteuer gbons 2576.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19
aerate.

~ sa6dtsu Sic ssiunb ieinl Ole Ei.Sa'aa'asmso7
tnrirt aue aranfbeitsu our6 abiOrbirnus. @bOuss I:
Reu s527; silt. Brain 555s. oher man oortihre:
l1s Of Ti9ieau Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19

Nlir leihen geIb auf T6bsIn uuo giouos, phns btt
10 fsIbeu peeBuHebwsu. ebeuio aut ubren ma
9timauten.
Central Soan Co.. 2os State Bite BIbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19
indianapolis & Wartinsniae.
indianapolis GDal Sraetion So.
indianapolis & Nurtbwsfsru.

!3hse Iaufen itinbIi9 pom 800 nbr Rors
gems Bis 900 1br Nbenbs. &ni9Iub IN
2e6anpn fir Sborntopnu nb GrawforSsbiae.
Der 3us I'M 1000 ubr gtbenbs fdbrt Bios
bis mad lebanon.
Der 3us I'm 11:30 nbr gbenbs fdbrt biz
na6 5ranfiort, 4ni4Iub in 2ebanon fir
Grapforbsuiae berieIbe fdbrt in Der Sonns
tag Ra9t Bios bis mad 2afapette.
Siniteo 3iise fir 2afopette fobren ab I'm
$40 unb lilo ubr Rorsens, unb 2:10,
5:10 Na9mittass unb 7:10 Absnhs. Sur
Grapforbsuiae UNI 1O:45 ,.gormittass unD
4:25 Na9mittass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19

< 9imiteb.
2oganSpprt &c Sern Otptltpn.
Carmel, Roblesbige, @icerp, areaoia,
atlanta, Sipton, 8ofOmo, Salpelton,
DaItpn, 9~osansport, Riami, Sunfer Sia,
gsru ur0 Glfppoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19
&rebs Spesialtf.

CIR. Sptuaro, iber breiBis Sabre erfol9reihe 8rebsz
X SehausluHs in indianapolis. Office ia Sub
Slinuts StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-19
SuSiannpplis & Gaffern.

9imiteb 3ise fur Ri9monb uno allen
guntten in Obio, fseI4e perbunoen itno NIT
eIeftrii&en 2inien, I'm $40 mno lilo gors
mittaas, 2:1O un6 $40 Na9mittass nro
$40 Gbenos. 2ocaIe 3lse fur &i9monS
unb i3fpiI6enItatiOnsn 0 800 nbr Sor'
mittass an unb bann iere Stunoe, ausses
uommen bic 9intiteb 3eit, Bis 900 abenSs
CT:OO usr abenSs ausselaHen). Setter 3us
mad Greenfield nm 11:30 ubr 4bsnos.
Snoianapolis & Wartinsniae.
erfe Rprsen,Gar I'M 80 ubr @orsens.
Damn pom $50 rbr @orsens ieSe Stunbe
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-28
STATE OF ILLINOIS
WANTS A GOOD FARMER
Civil Service Commission Will Hold
Examinations in Parts of the
State March IA.

County Clerk Hubbard has received
notice from the state civil service com
mission that examinations will be nelo
March IA for applicants for the posi-
ton of head farmer. These will be al
the Illinois Northern Hospital for In
sane at Elgin, the Asylum for the In
durable Insane at Peoria and the city
hall at Centralia.
The examination will be written and
will be open to men between the ages
of 25 and GO. Applicants must possess
practical knowledge of agriculture
including the preparation and use OF
home and artificial fertilizers and the
application of the same, the rotation OF
crops, etc., of the breeding, feeding
and care of different kinds of stock
and must possess a practical knowl
edge of horticulture.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-28
BODY OF FLOATER WAS
THAT OF JOHN REESE
Davenport Young Mans Fate Made
Clear by identification Of
Remains.

The body of the floater found at
Rockport near Quincy, proved TO be
that of John Reese, the Davenport
young man who disappeared on his
wedding day last fall, supposedly hav-
ing jumped into the river from a skiff
near the island opposite Linwood. His
fate had been a mystery up to this
time. The body arrived in Davenport
today accompanied by relatives who
went down the river to identify the re-
mains.
The body as found by duck hunters
and was identified by letter in the
trousers pocket written in German and
addressed to John Reese and by a re-
ceipt in a purse also on the remains.
The reasons that led to the young
mans act remain as much of a mystery
as ever.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-28
RAILWAY FIGURES ARE
DECLARED TO BE AT FAULT
Attorneys for Carriers Protest to Illi-
nois Commission Statistics of Com
parsons Are in Error.

Springfield, H.. Feb. 2S.-The meet
ing of the Illinois railroad and ware
house commission yesterday to hear ar
guments pending the motion of the
railroads to reopen the case as to car
load lots came to an abrupt ending
and the matter will be taken up again
on next Tuesday. The railroad attOr-
neys assert the comparisons as to rates
between Illinois and Indiana are not
correct. Several experts will come to
Springfield to go over the comparisons
that were submitted several days ago.
Attorney John G. brennan of Chi
cago, general counsel for the Illinois
Central railroad. has charge of the
case for the railroads. He asserted
that the comparison made for the state
by an employe of the railroad and
warehouse commission contains many
errors
1t finally was decided to adjourn and
in the meantime new comparisons will
be made. Gov. Deneen was present
throughout the hearing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-28
KILLS MAN IN JEALOUS RAGE
Suicide in Strangers House Ends
Triple TRAGEDY.

Spooner. Wis, Feb. 2S.-James Nc
Graw, AZ years old, a paper mill me-
ploye from Eau Claire, yesterday shot
and killed Ed Cameron. a saloon keep
er, in a room over a restaurant kept
by Mrs. McGraw, after which he went
TO Mrs. McGraw's room and shot her
Her corset steel DETECTED the bullet
and saved her life. McGraw made his
escape. An hour later he appeared at
the home of Winsor PLANE on the out
skirts of town and asked to warm him
self. When Plaine stepped from the
room McGraw secured a butcher knife
and went upstairs, got into bed. and
stabbed himself in the neck, causing
instant death.