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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
Mbsetrumpft.

Sn elmer fleinen pirginif6en Stabt
tronte elm iunger @ntpolt BON mod gss
ringer Grfabrung Die 9efdporensn
iiber einen Heatspuntt %aufflGrsn. St
panbte fi4, na6bem er einen 9uten
Sreffer gema9t gu baben slaubte. sut=
miitbie an feinen bel erfabreneren
'@egner unb fragte: vOas 1T bod 10.
.Gpl. 9opfins9"
Worauf biefer nit einem 2G9eln
Der lteberleeenbeit antnortete:
r9err, i4 babe Elm Intpaltsbureau
in &i9mpnb, mo i9 germ bereit bin,
sic iiber irgeno einen Punt! bss Sc
iebes sesen bus entfpredenbe 9onorar
gu unterri6ten."
yg}un," anttportete Der Inbere,
feline 53eit lift 10 gut, pie bic @eeen>
mart. 9ier lit elm balber Dollar. Saz
cen sic uns, mas sic tpifen unb ge>
ben sic mir mad 9utsiinfen beraus."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
@ie oie See Cob TIT.

rWenn ganten Sob iiber ben
Ocean berfenben," fu9te elm Iep gor>
fer Banter, bann 5ieben fie Dor, eg in
Barren itatt in Miiin3en gu per19iffen,
IS p~erlisrt bann peniger."
rWerliert tpenieer9" tpurbe CT er.
Haunt gefragt.
nSd," lautete bic Intpprt. nGils
Minion Dollars in poupi6tisem ees
Tiinsten 9olbe linb BEL Der @ntunfi
duf Der anberen Settle erfubrunasoe=
mdB nur mod sttpa $999,8OO nerfb.
Sic perlieren bur9 bas umf9iitteln
unb bic Rei6ung, tpel6e bur9 Der
Wenensans unb bic S9pantungsn
Der S4iffe berporsebra9t tperben,
rei9li9 10 biel. Barren nit ibrer piel
gerin9eren unb glutteren &eibungs=
flGde perliersn faum bic 5Glfte. 8ei
Defenders ftiirmif9em Wetter gsben
bon ben Miinsen audi Bis gu $500
auf Die Minton berloren unb bon ben
Barren f6perli9 $3.50. Oa 9plbs
berf9iffungen bon 10 Wiaionen unb
mebr nidts Seltenes iinb, feben Sic,
baB Der unterf9ieb elm re9t erbeb,
liher it,"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19

ala Sberleutnont BET ben ltlanen ein<
getrsten. 9lei9 i'm eriten Sabre friess
ts i'd einen pra9tterl bon Burden
- Hug. AnfteIlis, babel Splbat nit
2eib unb Seele. Ser Meni9 bate
nur einen Sebler = es CAB teinen
unfus, 81 benz er ni9t anstpeil auf<
selest NOR. puHirte irsenb ettpas.
poriiber Der Hittmeiiter tobte, bic
san5e iibrige S9pabrpn aber fi9
f9sdig lu9t. = 8enate! Snfoleebeis
fen flOs er, obpubl er fonit pirfIia
Elm gutter Splbat mar, ale Mueenblid
in ben &aften. 9abur6 eine er
i9lieBli9 au9 bes 8uri6enbenefises
p~erluftis unb mubte in Die Srpnt 5uz
rid. Sd tpeib 'es nod, als fpenr es
geftern 9etpeien tpGre, pie er fid bon
mir perabi9ieoete: y@s tbut mir
leib. SAr 2%eutnant, aber f&liebli9
lam i4 Sbnen ia ni9t epig ami
Srad> baumeln. Gin 8uri6e 1T aud
mir elm balber Solbat, unb ib min
elm ganaer iein. SD mill tapituliren,
9err G%ertnant!" 8ter5e6n Sage fps
ter sinsen mir in bic grpBen Man0z
Der. Bel elmer Ittade bent i9, i6 iebe
ni9t ri9tig. WGbrenb bic ean5s
S4paorOn nit eingelegter 2anae az
loppirt. ragt elmer Der beipimpelten
2abeitOde bod in bic 2uft. @en5ts
md9te ii3 = fat unter ben Mueen
bes &ommunbirenben : bas 0erz
sniieer, feline 2anse i'm &eiten auf
Der Naientpur5el gu balan5iren! =
r&erl, iinb Gle ~tpabnfnnis setpors
ben!2" brittle i9 i'm an. @r 5udt
5uidmnlen = ebe er aber nod ben
2an5enftiel fafen tonnte, rutf9te er
ab uno ibm ins auge." -
pas Iuge mar futi9 unb bamit
AUDI @en5tes militdrif9e 2~aufbabn.
limb bas bat er ni9t perfpunben. 0on
Strno an TT er elm Bump geporben.
Wsnn ibn ni6t gerabe Der Mrm Ses
@efebes sefuBt belt, folgte sr, als
S4la9tenbummler elmer ieben unfee
rer uebunsen. Sei elmer Iplfen ges
.f4ab es, baB mir duf 8prpoften elm
!SGslein iiber ben Weg lief. Sd rib
benz nd9iten Soloaten ben &arabiner
aus Der 6unb unb bauB = Der Safe
lag i'm 5euer. @lei9 barauf fam mir
gum 8etuuBtfein, baB bas febr bDfe
fir midi duSIdltfen fnnnfe oSh nnr
nod gu teinem @ntf6luB eefommen.
ba nG9erte ii4 bon binten elm Strps
nsr, sriff ben 9aien auf unb rief
mir gu: nSas lit f9limmer pie'n
Salan5irtunftftid, Serr 9sutnant.
Den Sampe bring i9 aufs Nmt!"-
Na, er bat ibn apar ni9t aufs @mt
gebra6t, ionbern iid i'm suti6meden
lafen ober i'm ~pertloppt = aber er
retit beute nod barauf. Ser i6iel:
@enafe tit meine Nemeiis."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
@rnnbeisentbums rlebertraguneen.

Dia 8. 9atta an 0snrp %. Donses
u. ", Got Is in Gatta's u. SQinois
Str. aob., 80 BET 1872 5us. paeant.
norb6fli9e gds Der 2snuooo Hpsnue
uno 40. Sir. $500.
Charles Q. 0arrifon an Sibnep O.
6arris. Got 43 In ssIia's Wsf Snoi.
annapolis Aob.. 40 BET 142.5 CUB. Der.
bsKert, 9Bsfisits Der Blaine Apsnue.
n6rbli& bon Qentudp Mbe. 81. 600.
eugene Seamans on katherine Rir.
By. Got SIS tn Re@arip's IL. WeR.
isits aob., 34.5 bet 40 Gub, bsrbef.
fert. Norbisite Der mop Str, 6flid
bon arbor 4psnds. $4,000.
alma g. 6arris an 5Obn Sell. GOT
16. We@artp's aueiie Nbbiton, 40 BEL
$50 CUB, berb., ShboFfeite Der 3en.
tudp Aoe.. rbrbIi& bon Oori etrabe.
$1040.
Waltsr @larfe Of, Greb Seuteberg,
fbeil bon Seetton 10 unb 20, Soun.
fbip Is. Ranee 5. 80 Adsr. Warrsn
8ownfbip. $8400.
Mart 6. Briniman u. u. an Wal.
er @larte. baRslbe. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
Ser Ginfibrnng BON Yrobesbsn

Ser Ginflbrung BON Yrobeeben
oosr @bsproben, wte mon INNER biefes
tn Der 2angsusile ausgsIponnens Sab
nennen mag. rebet eins Jrau bas Wort
- unb bod Rnb BITE WuRsrebsn. bie
btelen gIfidlihsn gben, geeer beren
3abl bic Der unslhdli4sn Chen tpin3is
tf, ale obne probsn poaaosen worben.
81 e Srausn 2oaii, INNER bas 30
wdblsn. mas abiurb if! Seltfam,
BOB sins Sruu cine probe bn auIdiRs
finoet, no Der 6rausn @tiroe auf Dem
Spiels feht. gs bat sinHmal elm
osuti9sr Wanrl gslsbt uno Der bieb
S&tasr. Wan faat tbm nod. elm
Renner bon 6rausn Jet sr nis gstusisn
unb bie 6rauen&araftsre, bic sr f9uf.
isien ole falf9 seaei&nst. Nas istn.
Nbsr bon Der Dtros Der Grauen bate
Ct ,iu bsHsrss gsrRdaonib, wis He ale
3uiammen, bteie mpbernsn Dsiber.
uno CT belt bafir, bab isber prhfs,
unb bann srf H& binbs, ni9t nuY
probsyit, ionbern auf srig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
Sauerbafte Sutttnr O..

Die Gbineien nebmen GGes gu
pOrtli4," faste Elm 3eiienber, tpel4er
bos 2anb Der Mitts sef9dftlid bereiit
bat, .iinb ib ielber babe einen 8epeis
bafir in 9Gnben. &urS ebe i9 Gong
tong perlieb. sins i4 in einen Supes
lierlaben. faufte einen Soubenirs2 Offel
unb f9rieb als @ntpeifung fir bic
@rapirung n9Onstpns 1906. Gls id
eine, rief midi Der Supelier auriid
unb perIanste elm Depoiitum. Sd CAB
linn rs Gents unb bemerfte bies auf
benz 3ettel. Mls i4 am n69ften Sage
meinen 20ffel abboIts, fanb barauf
gu lefen:
9onsfons.
1905.
9eadhlt 70 Gents.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19

MIIidbrIt& tuirb bas poli3ei'
bepartement beauftragt. bts Nameri
armer Sunsen 3u iammelu. weI&en
bic bot. elmer bisfieen 6irma eefifteten
Dtnterhberjisber fret juiommsl iolsn.
gtua 100 llsberrbde ssIansen 3ur
Wertbeiluns, unb arrte 0nabsn, osren
eltern eth berartisss Rleiounssftd
ni&t ~ sri&winsei berrn0ssn. i0nnsri
tudbrenb Der nd&ifen paur fase TIRE
4ouRs In Der poliSiRatior binter.
leeen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19

BLOB republitanif8 beibsn, aber ni&t
rspublitantf& Rno.
Sn Srantrsi9 bsrri4t pirtli1er
parlamentarismus uno Der pr1foent
III fo3ufassn bios cine Ornamental
fi9ur. Dos WiniR 'rium fHbrt bic Re
sisruns unb bas Winiferium III Der
BANNER bernnttportli9. Cine Nbfim.
mune 9entigt, um bas regisrenoe Wini'
ftsrium au bsieittgsn unb ben prdf.
benton 3u suinger, eth anoeres i'm
Slime bss parlamsnts sinsuisBsn.
Bel uns brsbt R4 alss I'm ben
prdRosntsn, ME bic plausten UNI ots
Sonns. bprausssisbt natirli4, baB er
tein STORYTELLING if, Der H9 gum @srt'
3sue Der politifsr MAIDEN IdBt. 81 er
rur sinigermabsn eth wilensfarter
@barattsr, banrt if CT bas Centrum,
INN bas bte Sterne freifsn. ST er'
nennt feline Winifer ni9t bamit fe I'm
Slime Der DoItapertrstung banosIn,
ionosrrl bamit He In einem SHINE
banoeIn, feixe poIitit aur ausfh9'
rung brinesn. sis Rno feline Wert.
ssuss unb sr f9idt He auf %eiisn, am
Tsinen @ilen funb,utbun. Or alein
trttt Den gOltsDsrtrstsru ssssnibsr uno
berlanet bon lbnsn, mas He tbun iol>
len. uub pis sinf 9uowig Der gier'
sebnte fassn: Der staat bin i'd. 10
tanr Der prdRosnt fagsn: Die &egis'
runs bin i'd.
Wen1 unter ioI&sn %nmfdnbsn Elm
prdRbsnt bas &i3tiee tbut. 10 III bas
sin 3ufaQ bss @lifs, tusnrl man aber
beosnft, mite cine iOl8s Wa9tfsaung
mibbrauat tuerbsn fann, oosr gar au
mos Fs fibren f6nnts. wenn Der amts'
termin Elm isbr LANCER mar. bann
i3rumpft oie geuunberung fir uniere
2anossbsrfaHuns tn Ni3ts suiammeu.
DAB absr prdFoent &%ooiepelt 10
isbr Gonne fpisIsn fann. liest aud
niat ausidlisbli9 an ibm. fonbern
baran, BOB Ra In unisrer 8Oltsbertre-
tuug tsins Mannsr bsfin6en. fonoern
au4 nur Werfaeuse. alerbings ni&t
N Wsrtssuss, absr bod Wert.
3suse. unb bic BeRssr bisier @ert.
3eugs? Sis fno ni&i i1wsr su CT.
ratben.
Die Rssisrung mag nod 10 bel
2drm nit ibren prosehen 8esen bic
STANDARD Oil 60. unb gsesr anbere
2orporattonsn ma9en. es if bod nur
Sbeatsrfeuer. Gle wiro bamit bic
Ssrri9aft Der srObsn Rorporaiionen
niGt brs9sn, uno bob He He sar nidt
bre&su min, bas aeigt jur @entige BITE
Botf9aft bss prdRoentsn, uorin sr
ben groben Qorporationen aus benz
grobsn 2apiial feline &sDsrsns ma4t.
unb R9 tibsr vDsmasossn" wie Brpan
unb osarf s~ntrtfet. Sd. fir meins
perfon. bin hber3eust, bob 6err Roo-
isbtlt bon Der Su3ialwiReniGaft meni.
ger bsrfsbt, als bon Der Bdrsniaso.
unb Id bin iiberaeust, bob BITE 3eit
ni&t mebr ie6r ferne III. tn uel9er bic
$ruRs Jpn In ieli9er &ibrung als
ibren 5reuno unb Rstter In Der Rotb
umarmsn. sic beginner f4on Jest
sl~n3uisbsn, bab babur&, baB ibnen Bet
GROCER bensalii9er Belsu&tuns uub
ornanentnlsm 5euertuerf bic Qlauen
etn tusni9 bsI4nttlen uerben. TIRE ggi.
fen3 ni9t I'm @eringRsn gefdbrbet
tpiro.
Wortisbung folgt.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19

% m. MnnIep, Elm alter BRIGGS.
betsran. ftir3te am Wontaa Abenb In
Bertbsls 6otel tpbt au Boben. Gin
S&lasfub wtro oils 8oeesurfa@e an
eegsben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19

= Der gsar RitoIas bon RubIanb
untsri&risb beute etn @sisb. tpeI&es
bie 6reisisteieit Der 5uben bspiQists.
Jsbt ibuue,s bie Subsn ibrsn @obnRt
40 fie ipelIsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19
Min anberer @runb, iparum Sic in<
w befiren fouten in
indianapolis
COMPOSITE Brick Co.

Gttien, 1T Die rieise Wa@frass mad
Budfeinen.a BauhOI3 nitro betdntie
rarer unb tbeuerer. Seuerf@ut bers
minbsrt ben @ebrau9 mebr unb mebr
iebes Sabr. 0eunbunSert Sauienb
Dollars tuertb bon 8adisinen iuurSen
i'm bersoneenen Sabr in SnoianapoIis
sebrau&t. Rreis $50 per antbsiI
nit 5 Yrosent @abatt fur baar. Sic
6nb 500 per MntbeiI uertb.
e@reiben Sic mad 524 State 1ife
@ebdube fir b0uiee ginselnbsitsn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-22
CHICAGO CABLE CARS
WILL NOW RUN NO MORE
Electric Trolley System Replaces An
tiquated Method of Transporta-
ton Throughout City.

Chicago. Oct. 22.-Cable cars yester-
day morning ceased to operate in Chi
cago electric trolley cars taking. the
places of the now antiquated cars drawn
by underground steel ropes. The cable
system was installed 19 years ago, SUI
perseding horse cars. and was at that
time the most modern means of street
car operation in existence The electric
trolley of late has caused the cable
to appear as slow and uncertain
means of transportation and for sew
eral years Chicago has been looking
forward to the abolition of cable lines.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-22
A SUICIDE
p. MacFaJ d an, London Banker,
Threw Self Under Train
in Tunnel.
UNIDENTIFIED FOR TWO DAYS
Deliberately Went to Death After Post
ing Notice on Door of Place
of Business.

London, Oct. PIP. MacFayden,
head of MacFayden & Co. bankers,
whose suspension was announced Satur.
day, committed suicide within an hour
after posting notice of the failure on the
doorsof the bank, by throwing himself
before train inca tunnel
Went Direct dO Tunnel.
MacFayden appears TO have gone di-
rect from the bank to a station of the
City and South London railway to have
entered the tunnel unobserved and de
Iiberately lain down in front of an ap-
train
Engineer Reported ObsfructIon
The engineer reported having run
over an obstruction in the tunnel. and
search revealed the shockingIy mutilat-
ed body. which was today identified as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-22
CLEMENCEAU AT WORK ON
NEW FRENCH CABINET
Other Leaders-Bourgeois
Refuses.

Paris Oct 22-As was expected, NJ.
Clemenceau, minister of the interior.
was summoned yesterday to the Ely
see palace and intrusted with the task
of forming new ministry. NJ. Gle
menceau expressed his acceptance.
During the day he conferred with NJ.
Dubost, president of the senate, and NJ.
Bourgeois, minister of foreign affairs,
whom he urged most pressingly to re-
tain his portfolio. NJ. Bourgeois was
inflexble in his refusal, pleading III
health. 1t will take NJ Clemenceau
four days to choose his ministers and
another four or five days for the new
to agree on program.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-22
QUAKE WRECKS A
PORTLAND BRIDGE
Heavy Loss Caused by Earth Tremor
Saturday Evening on Maine
Coast.

Portland. Me, Oct. 22.-TwO earth
quake shocks Saturday night destroyed
about 100 feet of the temporary high
way structure which crosses the upper
harbCr. The first shock was at 6
o'clock and the second at 7:07. Both
shocks were light but distinctly felt by
pedestrians. Accompanying the rum
bling was the sound made by the
crashing timbeTs of the temporary
structure and the bridge began to
sway The bridge continued in posi-
tion until the second shock when a
portion gave way. sank about six feet
and slid toward the harbor. 1t is fear
ed great damage has been done the
foundation of the new highway bridge
for which a quarter of Il million dol
lars was appropriated recently.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-22
FATHER CULEMANS
GOES TO MOLINE CHURCH
Transferred to New Field After Sue
cessfuI Work in Passionate at ST.
Pauis Church.

Father j. b. Culemans, for the last
several years pastor of ST. Paufs Bel
gian Catholic church in this city, has
been transferred to the new Belgian
Catholic parish at Moline. 1t is under
stood that Father Culemans' success
sor will come from abroad. Father
Culemans was for some years in charge
of the Belgian members OF st. Mary
church previous to the organization OF
St PauTs church The organization of
the present st. Paufs congregation,
and the building OF the new church at
Twenty-fourth street and Eighth aV'
enue are due to Father Culemans' ef-
forts. A new church is now being
erected in Moline.
Word has been received that Blshop
Spalding of Peoria, will be in Rock Is
land Sunday, Nov. 4. to assist III the
ceremonies of the newly re-
modelled St Josephs church. He will
also dedicate the new Belgian Catholic
church at Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-22
STANDS COLLAPSE
AT FOOTBALL GAME
Hundred Injured and Three May Die
AS Result of Accident at
Syracuse, NJ. Y.
TWO SEASONS VICTIMS ON GRID
IRON.

Syracuse, y. Y. Oct. 22.- During
the football game between teams from
Syracuse and Colgate universities Sat
urday afternoon a portion of the upper
section of the bleachers collapsed
Four hundred persons were precipi-
tated into the enclosure under the
stands. No one was killed outright,
but of the 100 or more injured the
death of three is expected.
Rev Christopher J. Donigan, pastor
of st. Johns the Evangelist church,
sustained an injury TO his spine which
may prove fatal. Professor William
Lusk, principal of the Union Free
school, Hamilton, sustained serious in
jury to the spine and is in precar-
ious condition at a hospital. John
West of Rome was injured internally
and may die.
Syracuse, n. Y. Oct. 22.-Rev.
Christopher j. DOnigaD. assistant pas
tor of the Church of St John. the
Evangelist, who fell with the bleacher
stand during the Syracuse Colgate
game Saturday, died this afternoon.
His back was broken.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-22
Raisc Ammunition Cargo.
PRINCIPLES ARE REAFF!RMED
BY Worlds w. c. T. v. at Close of
Weeks Meeting at Boston.

Boston, Oct 22-Amid great enthu-
siaSm the triennial convention of the
Worlds Christian Temperance union
closed late Saturday. Resolutions
were adopted pledgiug the unions ad-
herence to the principles of total alb,
stinencc and prohibition. urging that
steps be taken to secure greater indi-
vidual and national purity. asking the
heads of nations TO unite in taking ev-
cry possible step toward accomplishing
universal peace and declaring the
unions purpose to use every legitimate
means to secure the franchise for -wo-
men on the same terms as men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-22
PERFECTS THE STORAGE BATTERY;
EDISON'S TRIUMPH is REALIZED

cells will be all that will be needed for
a runabuut or brougham, 90 cells will
be enough for the largest and heaviest
truck used. For 5000 one will be equip
ped with motive power that will need
no renewal for - years.
Mr.. Edison experimental for years
before he found the secret. Cobalt am
swered his purpose and he secured the
country until he was able 10 mine 1t in
large quantities. For the last three
years he has kept 25OOO experimental
batteries working and the result is sue
cess in big letters.
speed Limit 90 Miles.
Unfortunately for those anxious to
own a mile-a-minute automobile, the
small cost of the new battery will not
be of much service. The maximum
speed will be 80 miles an hour.
But / am not an automobile man
ufacturer." said Edison in explanation.
Il have thought only OF solving the
problem of street traffic. which is seri-
Gus in all great cities of the world"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-22

New York. oct. 22.-Thomas A. Edi-
son has worked out the problem of
cheap power and promises to put on
the market within six months his new
storage battery which will enable ev-
cry man TO travel in his own private
carriage at the cost of car fare. With
out danger, without breakdowns, with
out cost almost. the carriage viii be
supplied with new power, and for 5000
will travel without repairs for - years
for a hundred thousand miles if neces-
sary. says the Wizard" He reiterates
the declaration that he invented "a stor-
age battery which viii solve the prob
lem of congested traffic in the biz
cities as soon as he can manufacture
enough of them. He is erecting two
large factory buildings and installing
new machinery for the manufacture of
the motor battery.
Costs SO Cell.
He says he will be able to sell at the
cost of $40 cell storage battery
that will be indestructible. Twenty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-22
ALL PITTSBURG CROOKS AND CAMS
FATTENED ON BIG BANK STEAL

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 22.-It is learned
that the exact amount of money stolen
from the Union Trust company of
Pittsburg by Receiving Teller Wray
and Bookkeeper HixtOn was s3S5.OOO.
District Attorney Stewart has begun
an investigation which threatens to
land others in the same penitentiary to
which Wray and Hixton were sent yes
terday Already several well known
gamblers and bucket shop keepers
have left the city.
All Crooks I'm.
II is known that nearly every crook
and gambler in the city got a bit OF
the immense sum of money stolen
from the banking house of II. c. Frick
and United States Senator Knox and
that crooked games of every sort were
framed for Wray and Hixton. In one
game of poker in downtown hotel, "a
game arranged specially for Wray's
benefit, the bank teller lost over SlO.
900. He lost $3.50 in one deal though
he held the invincible poker hand-a
royal flush. Affairs were so manipu-
lated that a pair of skies beat Wray.
How the "sure Thing worked.
The royal flush hand play was as fol-
lows:
Wray had the ace. king, jack, and
ten of diamonds. with d black card
when ne "staid" i'll jackpot. The play
er to his left raised the pot hard he
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-22
COLDLY RECEIVED AT FEZ
American Embassy Attaches Unexpect-
edIy Return to Tangier.

Tangier, Oct. pa dispatch from
FCz announces that Commander Ere
mont and Captain Guignard, respective
ly naval and military attaches at the
American embassy in Paris. and who
accompanied United States Minister
Gummere on his recent mission to Fcz,
are unexpectedly returning to Taugier
Their return is attributed to the slight
ing disregard which they received at
the hands of the Moroccan foreign
board. Gummcre will remain three
weeks longer at Fez.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-22
MARKETS NORMAL
Stocks Recover Both in London
and New York From Re.
cent FURRY
DUE TO ADVANCED RATE
Lines Most Affected BY Slump Ad-
vance-Eneand Borrows
From France.

London. Oct. 22.-The tone on the
stock exchange generally this morning
was much more hopeful, operators hav-
ing about concluded the 6 per cent dis
count rate of the Bank of England
would prove effective in stemming the
outflow of gold.
American securities had an exciting
morning, prices advancing two points.
New York RecoNcrs.
New York. Oct. 22.-Vigorous re
covery from Saturdays slump in prices
marked the opening of dealings of the
stock exchange. The strength of the
London market helped to this result.
RumOrs from abroad pointed to a large
loan of gold by the Bank of France TO
the Bank of England. The strongest
rallies were in stocks which suffered
most in Saturdays break.
Call Money Fails Back.
Call money fell back to per cent.
after opening at I. Fridays highest
rate New buying orders poured into
the market after period of hesitation
and prices were carried to substan-
italy higher level.
Two Firms suspend.
New York. Oct. 22.-The suspension
Of p T. White. a heavy trader. was an
on the consolidated stock cX-
change today.
New York, Oct 22.-The failure of
!. W. HenninS. an operator on the
New York stock exchange was an
louHced on the floor of the exchange |
OGay.
Henning was large trader on the |
Exchange. 1t is said he suffered losses |
II ST. Paul stock in April last
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-22
COLORADO IN GRIP
OF A SEVERE STORM
] -
-6Iizzard flinders Traffic in Some Cities
Snow in Western Kan
Sss

Chicago. Oct 22-Thc blizzard in
Colorado has abated but a heavy SNOW
storm prevails in western Kansas to-
day. Snow fell in northwestern Min
uesota throughout the night. many
towns reporting six inches or more.
Street car traffic in Pueblo and Colo
raGo Springs is badly crippled. and
railroad tracks from the east are de
layed Temperature at the latter point
is Is degrees above zero. and in west
ern Kansas the temperature is mOder-
ate. but the snow is drifting consider
ably
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-22
TRAIN PLUNGEs 200 FEET
Combined Freight and Passenger
Drops Into Valley.

Lexington, Ky. Oct. pa combined
freight and passenger train on the
Mountain Central railroad, narrow
gauge line running from Natural
Bridge, KY, to Campton, Wolfe coun-
ty, left the track on a mountain side
near CamptOn Saturday and plunged
200 feet down to the valley below The
train was smashed into splinters and
the engineer, conductor, and passen-
ger were killed. The other passengers
jumped when the engine left the track