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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-15

Claims Dogs Killed Sheep.-Charles
l.. Halter, through his attorney. w. A.
Foster, has entered suit in Justice
Ditzen's court against Max Sachau and
John Thiel, claiming of them the sum
of $100 AS a basis for the suit and
the recovery of damages. the plaintiff
alleges the dogs of the defendants
killed and injured a number of his
sheep.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
J4RVIS DID NOT RESIGN.
Eighth Regiment May Be Reduced
to O. Battalion.

Colonel James NJ. Jarvis. of the Sth Regiment.
whose resignation. together with those OF Lieu
tenant Colonel John z. Kerby and Major Robert
Edwards jr, demanded by General George
Moore Smith, commander OF the First Brigade,
National Guard of Manhattan. account Of a bit
ter factional fight in the command, had not re-
signed yesterday. far could be learned at
National Guard headquarters First Brigade
headquarters.
Both Lieutenant Colonel Kerby and Major Ed
wards sent in their designations last week, ana
General Roe gave Colonel Jarvis until yesterday
TO resign. and also told him that if he did not
do the regiment would be reduced to battalion
The friends OF Colonel Jarvis in the regiment have
been urging him 10 withhold his resignation and
let the military authorities force him out. At the
armory last night it was said that Colonel Jarvis
had not resigned and would not do so.
-Four of the line captains in the regiment out OF
the have urged the colonel to remain, and nave
signed q paper be presented TO General Roe,
asking that Colonel Jarvis be retained in command
stating that the regiment has prospered under MS
administration.
The officers who signed the paper were Captain
Joseph Cipollari, Company B; Captain John j.
Cowdrey. Company c; Captain Frank o. SauVan
Company D. and Captain S. G. Teets. Company T.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
ANOTHER KICK 1T HEARST
Men in BIackIisted Unions Put on
League Ticket.

~ Hearst It was announced yesterday. is to
be confronted with problems by the labor
unions The Consolidated Board Of Business
Agents OF the building trades decided yesterday to
protest 70 him against the names Of members Of
dual unions which on The Independence League
ticket. These dual unions unions formed under
the arbitration agreement OF the Building Trades
Employers Association IN place OF unions which
had been locked OFT. The old unions are the only
organizations recognized by the Associatsd Build
ag Trades, q central body Of building trades
gons, and the unions under ths arbitration agree-
nsa. are working with members oS the new unions
bscsuse thev have 10 live up 20 the agreement
-ney strike against them. however. the con-
tracts q independent employers. The dual unions
ars not represented in the Central Federated Union
julius Gerber. delegate OF the Analgamated Sheet
Metal Workers, which is IN the Associated Build
ing Trades. said:
Tie report Of Delegate Hatch accusing the Inde-
peadelce League OF Ignoring the union candidates
II making Up the ticket Is cCrroborated by COM
plants Ot the delegates the Associated Building
Trades. Complaints were made by them that the
Hearst MANAGERS would not recognize the regular
unions IN pls cling the ticket. believe
every word q Eatch'S report
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
LEAGUE An AUTOCRACY.
Mr. Ihmsen Calls 1t a Corporation
to Name Candidates.

The Independence League is a membership cor
marathon one OF whose objects is to nominate can
6tdates for every office IN the state to be filled at
tho coming election Max F. Ihmsen says so, and
-. o,,qb+ to know. In other words, the Inde-
nendence League is hide bound autocracy ruled
abaoIutaly by its executive committee, without
,bo.o consent no candidate could be nominated
Contests before the Board OF Elections, which
raeulted in the decision that no candidate could
ha an Independence League candidate" and use
+h scales unless with the consent OF the executive
COMMITTEES Of the league. first fixed that principe
=. ,,as confirmed by an affidavit OF Max lhInsen
- Erancis E. Shober. OF the league. filed In
,TA..cb.ster County on October 90 Two petitions.
,,--sy,tne TO be for Independence League cand-
80 ,o~ sheriff were filed in Westchester County,
80 T,sr,,tn9 Edmund c. Sutherland, the other Ed
- S+rons The county clerk was somewhat in
- ss 20 the proper candidate. Objections were
S,". =. chs nounin alton of Sutherland. whereupon
u- rarnssn depossd as follows
,hs chairman OF the state committee OF the
,1.sn~ndsnoo - League and secretary OF the exeou-
1noepeloet1r. az that league. The Independence
LiVs coiAss-S div Incorporated, under the Member
r1e Cornors tons law OF the State OF New 1osA
1lp ~. objects TO nominate candldates IoT
Oas o- 10 bo filed in the State OF New YORK
- rSs Indepeucsncs League has nominated csnSt- a
49, tor stxtn ofno4s and Sor practically al 'he
iIoST ofaose 10 be hllsd et the ensuing slsoaan
RsnuHon H1,T ~ Gerk Of wsstehsster County. which
,as,,ton Was authorized by Opponent ana was dH-
ynud rv -hs executive committee or the lhQe
pcsso pen s nominated by the Independence League a.
Sr Sn ConsTass Timothy Heay; for STATE esHASoi
ESssr T. Rydsr; for 9prrogats. WoodsoG y Ozss-
e. Sar Shs;4G ox WssfohAst<z County. Eonouno ~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
STILL TRUE" TO DEAL.
RIG CHIEF HIS BENCH
Therefore Hearst May Do His
Worst, Says Murphu.

With seven OF the ten Supreme Court norn,-
.s+ians mailed down." Charles F. Murphy says
,,,a, nothing that the Independence Leauus does
now in the way Of opposing Tarnrnany caadi-
s.,ss will make any difference with the head q.
the ticket
Mr. Hearst can be as independent as he likes
snd beat lot OF the little Tammany ofaceseek-
- but It will not destroy the tie that binds"
,,nrnhy TO Hearst. That tie is the iust,oesh,ps-
,su-phy nominated Hearst for Governor. and
rzesrst delivered the Independence League to
Murphy in making UP the judicial ticket. Moth
,ne else is OF much Importance to Murphy and
Hearst
When 8fr. Murphy was asked last night at
ramnany Hall about the effect OF the decision
by the Board Of Elections IN ruling that Tam
many had no business to pre-empt the Indepen-
sence League emblem. Mr.. Murphy said:
.'Tarnmany didn't circulate those petitions
That was done by people interested in the vari-
ous districts Tanlmany didn't do it"
Would not Taumany nominees have received
q direct benefit If the Board of Elections had
held the other way?" was asked
We'll" said Mr.. Murphy. st is not a Tam
many AFFAIR. No matter what the decision was,
il will not affect the head of the ticket"
What do you hear on the situationT'
y hear good reports from all around" said
NJ Murphy. 7 hear of q good many Republi-
cans up the state who going to vote for
Hearst. and the reports from down here are also
favorable"
How Will Hearst run IN Brooklyn?'
u think he viii carry Kings. The opposition
BY McCarren will help him
Would the opposition Of the regular Demo-
cratic organization in New York County help
Hearst
oh that's different" said Mr.. Murphy: 1--WE
are not opposed TO him"
But AIcCsrren IS the head of the organization
il kings Why should not the rule work both
ways
were not opposing Hearst here said Mr..
Murphy.
DO you expect TO take hand in the fight
in Kings IN behalf OF M Hearst?"
We'll the last time we crossed the bridge IL
produced results, didn't it?' asked Mr.. Murphy.
While Mr.. Murphy's remark might be inter
preted as meaning that he may try to help
Hearst by fighting McCarren, It be taken
fo- granted that Tanuany has all that it can
attend 10 this fall without mixing UP with Sen
ator McCarren's affairs. Mr.. Murphy is in
eensed because McCarren has the inside track
al the City Hall. II Hearst IS beaten, the next
three years VIII be cold and long for the present
leader Of Tammany Hall. He viii not get a
scrap Of patronage from Mcclellan. One by one
his followers viii drop away from him, and his
annual Christmas tree viii contain nothing but
snowballs and lemons. That is why Mr.. Muir
ply IS trying 70 scare the Willy McCarren bit.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
MR.. BRYAN SPEAKS IN INDIANA.
He Has Conference with Thomas Taggart
To Be in Indianapolis To-day.

Indianapolis, Oct 2-William Jennings Bryan
wound up the first day OF his Indiana tour by
speaking before largecrowd at Evansville tonight
He will arrive IN indianapolis tomorrow morning
and will leave town almost Immediately on a spe-
cial Interurban car. visiting dozen cities in Cen
tral Indiana. The principal address will be made
at Indianapolis tomorrow night
To-day's tour was through the southern part OF
state special train under the direction OF the
Democratic State Committee being utilized At
Terre Haute Mr.. Bryan addressed large crowd.
saying:
I here in Indiana not as candidate for Of
fee. for have insisted that II IS too early TO know
who ought be nominated by either party But
I am here In tho interest OF those who are cand-
dates This year hope to lay the foundation
for success two years hence.
Mr. BRYAN also discussed the government owner
ship question and the prosperous condition OF the
country.
Thomas Taggart. chairman of the Democrauc
National Committee the train at Mitchell, and
he was cordially greeted by Mr.. Bryan The t~o
retired TO Mr. Bryans stateroom and consulted for
thirty minutes
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
BIG GRAND CENTRAL PALACE RALLY.
Porter, Black, Bruce and Cabinet Member to
Speak on Saturday Night

The campaign committee of the Republican Club
completed arrangements last night for the big
meeting at the Grand Central Palace Satur
day night General Horace Porter will preside and
addresses will be delivered by Ex-Governor Black,
Lieutenant Governor Bruce and a member of the
Presidents Cabinet whose name will probably be
announced to-day.
Two big Hughes meetings scheduled for to-
night, under the auspices OF the 18th Assembly
District organization. at No. Zl2S Broadway. and
the other under the auspices Of the Madison Square
Republican Club, at No LAG Broadway Congress
man J. Van Vechten Olcott Senator Martin Sake
and Assemblyman Mervin Q. Stanlev will speak at
the 18th District meeting, and Congressman Par Par
lam n. Cohen and others at the meeting under
the auspices OF the Madison Square club. Meet
tngs have been arranged In nearly all of the AS
seYnbly districts Of Manhattan and The Bronx be-
tween and Election Day.
In The Bronx Edward a. Healy Republican
leader of the $50 District, has arranged for two
big meetings and a score of smaller ones. Thurs
day night there will be a big meeting at Turn
yerein Hall, No: Ss5 Courtlandt avenue; James l.
Wells, the candidate for Congress in that district,
Will be one of the speakers Another meeting will
No; 1884 Third avenue; The speakers will be Alex
ander V. Campbell, w. S Chandler, Frederick w.
Longfellow and the local candidates.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
WARN.S AGAINST HEARST.
Gujld Wants None Of His Influence
in Bay State.

Lynn Mass. oct. 22.-Governor Curtis Guild, tr,
and Lieutenant Governor Eben S Draper addressed
E Republican rally here tonight. The Governor
devoted large portion Of his address 10 William
Hearst. Lieutenant Governor Draper. in his
address, defended his position on the tariff and at
tscke6 The political record of Z. Gerry Brown his
opponent Governor Guild spoke. IN part, fol
lows
3sssachusetls is advocating IN Faneuil Hall my
esleat and my aItag gonist's election. The Hearst
organization. spleDdldly organized and amply sup
p3eC with money. is WORKING for the same end IN
order 10 make Massa chusetts Democracy Hearst
!sL-. z order 70 make Massachusetts through a
Hearst victory z Hearst state in 1903
tcauOn OF public record tnaU can be invented, is
De-IS presented daily In Mr. Moran personal or
ssa 70 poison The minds OF the voters OF the com
hoaF'e2lth. ask you 70 Judge by the truth DO
you Know what hesgstism means?
have stood by the side OF Theodore Roosevelt
a. Terra Eaute and Cleveland, where men, in
names fury by artists who not only prostituted
tnsr art bur sold their souls, greeted with vol
I-ooseTelrs side IN Chicago when, on the churcn
Steps or Sunday morning as we came from the
worship of God, hoOdluns, some with hearst s
Is9erE under their with HearSts labels
q DER mats. assailed even the women with foul
obsce1iry. filth mud and missiles.
1 have stood Roosevelt's side at Victor, Col,
t&ken from Oppers cartoons. overcame the local
potc- AID GssaIled The President with fists and
Think voters OF Massachusetts, before you let
osarsaip commit you 70 action or inactlon thet
would even encourage such influences IN law
sblc-ng Massachusetts. Act SO that with no uh-
certain voice MssEa chusetts may declare thas
never shall the United states commit the crowIlins
lts-ny % putting William P Hearst In the chalr
o. The murdered Mckinley
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
Mr.. TAFT GOING WEST.
VII Speak in Ohio. Illinois and
Idaho.
From The Tribune Bureau.I

Tribune
Washington Oct 22-The Secretary of War will
leave Washington on Friday and will make num-
ber of political speeches. one in Baltimore and the
remainder in the West, before returning his
in the War Department On Friday evening the
Secretary will speak in Baltimore. and Saturday
evening he will address audience IN Cleveland
On the following Monday he will speak at Logan
and Lancaster. Ohio and will then go into illinois,
where he will speak at Danville, Speaker Cannon's
home town. and at Decatur
From Illinois Mr.. Taft will go further west and
speak at Pocatello and Boise Idaho. The chief
reason for Secretarys Taft's trip TO Idaho is the
Presidents desire TO help Governor Frank R. Good
ing. who is again the Republican candidate for
Governor and whose political fate Is understood to
be in doubt Governor Goodng was mainly instru-
mental in bringing to punishment the perpetrators
OF the dynamite outrage which accomplished the
death of Ex-Governor SteunenburE. In the face of
threats of death not only for himself but for his
family Governor GOoding directed all the powers
OF the state government against the guilty ones and
justice was done Failing in their attempt to in
timdate the Governor. the friends of the convicted
. men al me members Of powerful organization. have
Paign is further complicated by the MoroD Sass
uon. n. which has aroused the voters. male and fs-
in her history The Lesslature Of fdaho viii 4fIo5 be
SUCCESSFUL t in ANY 50 that Rspub
me tact with which Secretary Taft handled
OF comment and of surprise to those W who were
gRawaTs q the tactf9iness Of the Secretary Of
ne Spsas
uon In ONO; from Representative Burton, leader
o. tne local organization in Cleveland who opposed
from Representatve Sherman. chairman Of the
Hsououcan Congressional Committee. Mr. Taft
wrote an identical note to each. in which ne assured
MS correspondent that he sensible OF the
pleasure and would place himself at the disposal
or the three men who had invited him, within
tain specified dates. He must ask however that
they arrange among themselves the dates and
Dick, Burton and Sherman got together as re-
quested ana as result no faction in Ohio can
alege that Secretary Taft has shown greater favor
to one than to the other while presumably all are
pleased. 1t ts regarded noteworthy that the
Secretary will not speak in Mr. Grosvenor's district
trict
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

MIscattne, Iowa, Oct 22.-The dsmembered body
OF OIL Fatrick Nevtns an old man who lived near here
dwelling had burned yesterday. Nevnss head. arms
and legs had been cut off.
N Mlarshalltown Iowa, Oct 22-Nearly all that was
County was destroyed by fire to-day. This is the
SIiaS disastrous conhagraton inside of week
t1tIIeI IhaI the nre Is the work Of inCendiary
has caused great excitement.
Cole Camp No. Oct 22;-Mrs Alice winemiller
home The a ASSASSIN ed eF96 3hro1gh af hee
window &rs, Winemiller's young was badly
to the house was also Shot H. Died Th1 %o baaTa
later. Crawford's son-n-aw, ]. A Long, is charged
with the crime He escaped.
arrested by the Mexican police r Ciudad Ju-
arez. opposite FL Paso, it develops was a member
the prisoners have been removed to Chihuahua 225
miles from the border where they were arrested.
Mapleton. Iowa. Oct 22.-Court was held on a
Fisher accused of assaulting Miss Minnie Baker
school teacher, was bound over 10 the grand jury
authorities fear attempt might be made lynch
Fisher, who was barely saved from a mon last
night
ing Union Pacific Railroad clerk, for whom the rail
taken into custody last night He stated at the jail
that he had intended 10 surrender himself Vice
as Thomas Ryan. since May, 1908. He denies that
he left the state, and expects 70 be released
bail Immediately on his arrival IN San Francisco
y
policeman who Yesterday shot ana killed his wife
on the street she was returning from church and
who escaped with a posse in pursuit bent upon
lvnching him. surrendered to-day to justice of the
peace at the latter's home the outskirts of the
/ citv on the promise OF protection. Moore was
taken secretly to Wichita and placed in jail there
for safekeeping.
Chicago. Oct 22-SeveraI days ago Mrs Mar
garet T. Leslie. actress, was found dead
in a room in the Palace Hotel. II was considered
at the time to be of suicide, and the coroner
al The conclusion % the inquest reported Lately
several features OF the case have thrown doubt on
the suicide theory and the police have oeen lnvss-
tigatine TO see II the woman was murdere9 o
day the coroners physician, after an exhaustlVe sH
animation declared that the woman was prooaoly
strangtd to death. There is no present cew 10 the
murderer.
San Francisco Oct 22-The chain OF evidence the
police are fast welding around the three Meyers
brothers arrested ON Saturday last on suspicion OF
being connected with the murder and roboery at
the iapanese bank IN this city, was tiShtened yes
terday Tha detectives have found the man 10
whom the brothers sold their horse ana buggy for
$50 a feU, davs after the crime This Is the morse
and buggy il Is said that was eft standing In 'front.'
OF the Jsnanese bank during the commission or
the crime and in which the murderers escaped the
name M The purchaser. together with other i'm
portant details is being withheid nut uts Ia2t o,
The sale OF the rig ana lss sosi'e'o~A H~'e oeo'A
eStzhllshed ba1ond a oouoI
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
G. u. CONFINES WORK.
VII Take No Part in Fight for
State Candidates.

The citv committee of the Citizens Union at q
meeting last night decided TO take active part
In the present campaign SO far candidates for
Governor and state offices are concerned, put 10
conine it's efforts nominees for the judiciary and
IN instances, for candidates for the Senate and
the Assembly. At meeting week ago the county
committee indorsed the judiciary Nominators ticket
with the exception of William s. Wyatt for Cen
eral Sessions, leaving that place open. and last
night the city committee discussed the Senate and
Assembly. r. Fulton Cutting. chairman of the
committee. afterward told Of the action TO be taken
He said:
TO issue voters directory, setting forth as com
pletely as possible the qualifications OF candidates
Ta our + % as to which should De
Aside from this, there are several men who have
have been of such value TO the city that they are
ing OF the named against them. This is true
Of Senator'S Martin SAKE and Alfred r. Page and
served ereditabS for several terms as assembly
men men and are nov nominated for the @ Senate, -,
ready indorsed, because of their records Merwin
Weils IN the 2saS aS and and 3amea anois in the @
al Of this county In the 18th Manhatan % tan. Ezra a
into the same district ct by the reaPportiOnmsnt have
cratic parties respsotiyely Both have splendid
records and are about equally deserving Of re-
shanahan and Charles F Murphy. who also
nateS m ntG the tfe same oee oeen
respectively. The union has not determined which
VI Cle TWO lL VIII lnQOrSs
In the eth District, in Manhattan William C.
Mckee, the Citizens Union leader, has been nomi-
mated by the Republicans. and the union will make
union viii lend what VIII aid aid it can to Thomas ROCK
who has been nominated by the Republican party
and the Independence League. IN opposition to SEN
ator Thomas F. Grady. Mr.. Rock was Assem-
5lya5 last year and has credable record par
In Brooklyn the union will aid all it in the
1th Senate District in opposition to Senator Nc
Carren, in favor Of Bartlett Wright, who has been
nominated the independent petition. In the sth
Senate District Charles H Fuller who has been
dominated by the Democrats and the Independence
League, will be supported. He Assembly
man for year. having defeated Jacob D. Rem
sen. Of gas fame He made most excellent record.
His opponent is Senator Charles Cooper who has
been renon1inated by the Republican party. After a
careful investigation we have decided that Senator
Cooper's record is such that he deserves defeat.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
HURT IN RIOT.
Three Men WOunded at NezU Castle,
Penn.-MOre Violence Feared.

New Castle. Penn. Oct. 22-Three strikers were
wounded, two perhaps fatally IN riot this
afternoon following a strike OF trestlenen at the
four Carnegie Company steel furnaces In
this city. The men struck this morning for an
advance and this afternoon a body OF strikers
attempted TO stop operations at the Red Jackst
furnace by stoning the workers and Carnegie
police
The officers finally fired volley from rhstr
revolvers. and three OF the strikers fell. the
others running TO cover The injured were all
foreigners. Rocco Mass shot through the
lower abdomen. the bullet being embedded In
the kidneys; Lewis MOvoccO had a bullet pass
through his left breast. penetrating the lung,
and Antonio Ferrono was wounded in the right
cheek, but not seriously
The violence has completely turned the COM
plexion OF affairs, and more trouble Is feared.
No specific wage increase demanded BY
the strikers
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
"THE PLAYERS CAMP"
To Be Established in Colorado for Pulmonary
Sufferers

Chicago. Oct. "A home for actors and actresses
who have been unfortunate enough TO contract pull
monary troubles is to be founded and maintained
in Colorado The plan originated with George
NJ Cohan the actor. who announced tonight that
he would subscribe 5000 to start the fund. and in
addition to this he will give special matinee per
formance each week as long as ne appears before
the publiC the gross receipts Of which will he
turned over to the fund Mr.. Cohan will ask all
the leading actors and theatre managers through
out the country cooperate with him in carry
ing OUT the idea.
Peter McCort. OF Denver. has been requested by
Mr.. Cohan select site for the home, which is
10 be known as The Players Camp. The
camp will be built with view TO furnishing
every convenience and comfort TO those players
who are compelled seek for time the climate
of Colorado for rest and recuperation
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
LIQUORS AND PURE FOOD LAWS.
Truth Must Be Tcld at All Times on Labels,
Counsel Advises.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Pfttsburg. Oct. 22-David Stauber. secretary
OF the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers As
sociation OF America. this afternoon mailed to
all members of that organization letter OF
five hundred words. dwelling on the recent new
pure food laws. saying the general counsel OF The
organization. Warwick Nj Hough. OF st. Louis.
had advised that there nothing IN the nsw
laws 10 prevent the blending OF whiskeys. nor
need the wine importers fear the new law II they
told the truth at all times their labels. The
ground is taken by Mr. HOugh that neutral
spirits and whiskey are not like substances''
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
FLOWERS soN-IN-LAw FOR HUGHES
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

icy le4tBIapA
Watertown. N Y, Oct. 22.-John Bryan Taylor
son-in-law of the late Roswell P. Flower and for
years one Of the prominent local Democrats par
ticularly so when the time for making up the
paign fund at hand, IS against Hearst and
will for Hughes.
With him is one Of his leading contractors CeIes-
tine c. Burns a lifelong democrat. Frank e.
Wilson the leading real estate dealer OF the city,
for years a Democrat, will support Hughes