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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-25

along very well as II is and other reforms
and facilities are much more Imperative
We should do something TO bring the re-
ce;pts and expenses of the post offices near
er together than they are at present We
Should reduce the burden of the second
class matter and make newspapers and pc
riodicals pay their share of the expense of
handling the mail. because they now make
seventy-two per cent of the weight We
should extend the pneumatic tube service
In our cities, which is a great economy of
time and labor, and should increase the
salaries of cS,r carriers, which have not been
advanced for years and do not correspond
with the increase in the expense OF living"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-25
LEAvELL REFUSED TO TALK.
Told Virginia Sheriff He Would Not
Discuss Wilkinson's Death.

Joseph Leavell, colored. who is wanted in
Fairfax county, Va. to answer for the
death of Philip Wilkinson, also colored, as
heretofore stated In The Star. saw Sheriff
noon when they called at the jail, but
would not discuss the killing of Wilkinson.
He said he would say nothing more about
the case until he gets in court An effort
will probably be made to get the prisoner
pardoned in order that he may be surren-
dered TO the Virginia authorities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-25
LADIES' HOMIE DOC T0R
Straight Talk to Women.
What Men Like
i'm a Girl.
Broad Hips. Full Bust, Personal
Magnetism. Sweet Disposition,
Health and -WRINKLES
in Her Brain.

the world
What those things that attract in a girl?
good fgureu bust broad hips, graceful carriage
unknown perhaps him, the physical signs OF good mother
force power to charm.
Third Sweet disposition be pleasant companion
Fourth: HEALTH.
Wrinkles brain. e.. capacity for intelligent
thought
Don't make pretense, many girls do, of caring what
think of you
The whole scheme of based upon intelligent
lection from humans down plants and flowers
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ing
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Remember that there harmless gentle medicine which
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Try it.
Sold everywhere in Soo bottles with full directions for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-25

4 Star Help Wants viii
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~ available. Try it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-25

$I.39 Couch Cover, 50 in.
wide, 3 yards long-handsome
oriental stripe effects-bright
colorings. For Fri Gn nm
day. ~ WV
100 Remnants of ~ Oil
cloth-qualities that sold as
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terms in pretty colorings;
lengths I to yards. to-
For Friday, yard. -. AVSe
$I.3o Atwood Smyrna Rug
bright color combinations
in red, green and tan; 3ox6o;
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effective. SOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-25
Clearing Out Odd Lots i'm the Upholstery Department.

800 Odd Pairs of Curtains
one pair of a kind--comprising
Nottinghams, Scotch Lace,
Irish Point, Real Lace and
Renaissance; some are slightly
soiled. For Friday-5o per
cent off marked price.
$50 discount on all Ingram
Art Squares without reserve; a
large line of all sizes to select
from. 33H% discount on all
Bamboo Furniture, including
Tables, Tabourettes, Shelves
and Chairs.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-21
Passi' @ OF the Dispsnsapy.

oniese the unexpected happens in
the senate, the South Caroline lsgisla-
turs will wipe out that abominsble
dispensary system before the present
session has been concluded, which is
o proceeding OF more than passing ia
tersst to other States 80 desirous OF
finding the best solution Of the liouo,r
problem. The solution is not the dis.
psnsa.l--as State institution OF
least-and its repudiation in the home
Gifts birth is more than sufficient preoe
that it does not work for temperance
or sobriety. 1t is merely Q money
making scheme and there was much
money after all, tho feeling being gem
eral that the graf.ers and not the tax
papers rsarod the profits The plan
OF the bill to abolish the system pro.
vides for general prohibition, although
when one.third Of the voters in any
county sign petition an election msy
be held TO determine whether or not
local disponsaries may be opened. The
main thing to remember, however, is
that the State is preparing to reform.
1t will get out Of the liquor business
and it will admit officially that tho
law :shich has brought bloodshed and
riot and bitterness instead of good
feeling and less drinking was a farce
from it's inception. South Carolina
has struggled with handful Of men
who had personal politics reasons for
demanding that it be retained. But
wonderful change Of sentiment has
come over the people. South Carolina
has struggled with the law for IL years
without persuading other States to
copy the plan and none are likely to
ad opt it, now taatit has proved a sig-
nal failure in every way. The defeat
of the diepersary does not necessarily
mean that the saloons will return, but
it does mean that q proud old State
will be rid Of the shame which has
stung it bitterly and which has de-
graded ethe people and eliminated de.
oency for corruption. Raleigh Ct. C,}
Evening Times. 1T. !: 81 ~ i = =
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No Such Article for Sale.

After the newly organized bsnd &c
Morrison had desissed from. p,ri'a1otioe
for . few nights the B dat player
found the valves on his nornet had
stuck. He wrote 20 the factory AK
ing Whist kind Of grease to use on the
valves. The house answered him.
saying that oornet players used only.
saliva ON the valves, and ne yer used
any grease Of any kini: The B fafa
player :; then 4; wrote: W "Gentlemen:!
Please send me- "a cents worth OF
saliva 4 san't & get it. ct the store
here. lne1nsad find stamna for pay-
ment. His reply. has NOT: yet been
received Perry, Okla, Republican.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-21

BROADWAY TOWNSHIP.
81 acres, In cultivation.
385 acres, good dwellings, barn. we'll
improved, IN fine atate Of oultivation-a
good bargain. =
49, HALL TOWNSHIP.
2sa acres. in cultivation.
!: { GARvIN TOWNSHIP.
10s acres, improved.
LA cores, improved.
FORK TOWNSHIP.
223 acres, 5-rot'm dwelling, s tenant
houses, barns, &e.-well improved, rood
water, good lands big bargain. > =
AEBEvILLE COUNTY.
$50 acres, In cultivation, '... -. .;'...
400 acres, In good state cultivation.
oCONEE COUNTY,. =.
Center Township. :!
301 acres, well improved.
100 acres, we'll improved. -. ...
2So 2o acres, tenant DIV ellings. =. -
!, l88 acres: -. #.!2 - :'... >. :. T..
!G acres, 4.room dwelling. III:
:.l7s acres. 7.room and one Groom dwsll
T. \. 176 sores, 2 tenant dwellings,. H. =: +
= . 100 acres, two Broom dwellings,, 81, Z
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LOOK OVER THIS LIST, -: -.
SELECT YOUR HOME,
:. 49,. >.. AND SEE NE!

. CITY OF ANDERSON. ."
:: vacant Lots on Gresuville street,
16ouEe and Lot on North FAINT ct.
/ House and Lot On franklin st.
: 1yacant Lot Main at.
Other LOes In various localities,
ROCK MILLS TOWNSHIP.
106 acres. improved.
100 sores. improved. .
- PENDLErON TOWNSHIP. =.
SO acres. with &. room dwelling and out.
houses. - i,i.=I,,.,.'-' .N '"''
160 aeres, partly In cultivation.
10 acres, two-story dwelling. harms
and necessary outbulldings.
CENTREv1LLE TOWNSHIP.
lMaores, improved.
I0Aaazes, improved, +, &:;...
lS5 aoress i'm proved. .>;<:
S0acxeee fiae lands, we'll improved-
WE! % sold 20 suit purchasers 80.
vation. -. =. n1>- o'.es9 .ts:7.a - ouisa'
8s acres, we'll Improved. rooi watar.
goo1 dwellings, and tenant houasa. -
i, = CORNER TOWNSHIP: : 5;> :3j$. !. ;.*> "a:
d 14a sores, e:room dwelling, barn, DO. d, !.
~: HoPEWELL TOWNSHIP. .I,5 u
no aores, improved. -; ..:.}t: :S}l}:}$t ,:l:J}}t
- OGaefes, improved. Z. * #S,sas
NAs6cfas, improved.
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asss ssss sif Mi MI

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The usual q quart ofS milk 3tho EsntlsnianI| vi
of5the housa kipaI aaired 81. Thom.: i
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deliver 4aai p Il yonrts D Seaato oaaess 3ss
says Ansnsra
met 81 sif
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Il,
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-21

These situated good localities convenient Churches
and Schools aud the larger will into
Now, il you MEAN BUs1NEss come and Gee me
If want to buy o f"E -. III
am e the Real Estate busns for the Of fhing
homes in the best
!: jos. j. FRErWEIT. Anderson. 8. O. *
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
THE DAY IN CONGRESS

Washington, Dec. 13.-Following is a
summary of the work done in congress
yesterday:
SENATE-Resolutio were agreed to
calling upon the president for informa-
ton regarding the seizure by Mexico
of the fishing schooner Silas Stearnes.
and directing the secretary of war to
furnish information regarding alleged
experience with cholera virus at Ma
Mia. resulting in, ten or more deaths. Sem
ator Rayner made a speech uphoIding
states rights doctrines, as involved in
the Japanese question. The senate in
executive session ratified the AlgeciraS
treaty on Morocco after democrats had
compelled the adoption of a resolution
disclaiming responsibility for the par
ticipation of the United States in the
program arranged by the conference as
to the future of Morocco
HOuSE-The house took up the leg
fslative. executive and judicial appro-
priation bill by paragraphs and COM
pIeted 34 pages of the bill before ad-
journment. An amendment was adop-
ted instructing the public printer to
use the photography generally recognize
ed by the standard dictionaries Ad-
journed at p. m. until today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
EX-SENATOR DIES
Brown of Utah Succumbs as Re-
suit of Shooting by
Woman.
KIDNEY TROUBLE THE CAUSE
Mother of Maude Adams Declares Let
ter to Her Was the Cause of
Tragedy.

Washing gton, d. c., Dec. 13.-FormeI
| United States Senator Arthur Brown
of Utah. who was shot in his apart.
ments at the Hotel Raleigh Saturday
afternoon by Mrs. Anna NJ. Bradley of
Salt Lake City. died at midnight last
night at the Emergency hospital.
Mr.. Browns life was prolonged sew
eral hours by the injection of salt So
luton and by administering oxygen.
His death was due to complications
brought on by kidney trouble and not
to septic poison as a result of the
wound
The shock of the bullet wound. how
ever. had aggravated the affections of
the kidneys until these organs refused
to perform their functions.
Kidney Trouble Fatal.
DR.. White. superintendent of the hos
pital. declared that Browns death was
due to complications brought on by
kidney trouble and not to septic poi
son as a result of the wound. The
shock of the wound. however. had ag-
gravated the affections of the kidneys
until these organs refused to perform
Mrs. Bradley is on the verge of col
lapse and her physicians say that it
may be several days before she is able
to be arraigned in court She will be
transferred from the house of deten-
ton to a cell in the Jail.
Explanation by Mrs. Adams.
New York. Dec. 13.-The moving
cause in the shooting of former United
States Senator Brown of Utah at the
Hotel Raleigh in Washington last Sat
urday by Mrs. Anna Bradley was a let
ter Brown had written to Mrs. Annie
Adams. mother of Maude Adams. the
actress. The letter was on Senator
Browns desk in his room Mrs. Brad
ley saw it and read it.
Mrs. Adams is in New York at the
Grand Union hotel She is an actress,
a member of Ethel Barrymore's COM
pany.
Il have no doubt" said Mrs. Adams
to a reporter at her hotel yesterday
that the letter written by the SEN
ator 10 me was the innocent cause of
this shooting If Mrs. Bradley had
seen me before taking such rash ac-
tion the tragedy never would have
happened The relations between Sen
ator Brown and myself were entirely
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
HAS new SCANDAL
Latest Peoria Sensation Involves
People High in So
ciety.
TWO MEN AND A WOMAN
Charles Proctor Sued for Alienation of
Affections of Wife of Frank
X. Whiting.

Peoria, ILL.,, Dec. 13.-Frank K. Whit
ing, a wealthy citizen, has filed suit
against Charles Proctor. former alder
man and a member of one of the old
est and most aristocratic Peoria fami
lies, charging him with alternating his
wife's affections and asking $25, ,00O
damages. Proctor attempted to leave
the city when service was secured on
him.
The suit is the elimination of es,
capades in which Proctor and Mrs.
Whiting are said to have been the CEN
trail figures, and their relations for the
past five years will have prominent
part in the crossbill which Whiting
will file against his wife.
Divorce suit Pending.
Whiting asserts Proctor has spent
most of his time with Mrs. Whiting
at their home and in downtown hotels
1t is understood it will be charged
that after Whiting and his wife had
separated Proctor and Mrs. Whiting
continued to meet and to be intimate.
A divorce suit is now pending be-
1
Gently he went to California with his
son. whom he left there. his wife
charges, to prevent her getting posses
sion of him. A few months ago
shooting episode took place here in
which it was alleged Whiting did the
shooting and that Proctor and Mrs.
Whiting were the objects of the wrath.
proctor's Wife Ahsaut
PrCctor's wife left him some time
ago and went to Austria, where she
was to secure a divorce. Mrs. Proc
tor belongs to a distinguished Austrian
family being the grandniece of Gen
eral Speckbacher. Proctor is a ne
phew of John c. Proctor and rich in
his own right. He is his representative
in the First National bank and is head
of the candy. manufacturing concern
of Proctor & White He has been an
alderman and at one time was a may
oralty possfbfffkT Fs-ssarsr-T
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
MADE HIM idiot
Phonograph as Russian Engine
of Torture Proves Ef-
fective.

London. Dec. ia dispatch from
Odessa, describing instances of police
repression there says one man who
has just finished a six months SEN
tence in Jail for a political offense.
throughout his imprisonment night and
day had phonograph fixed in the cell
where it unremittingly ground out the
Russian national anthem ito teach
him patriotism" 1t had the desired
effect. The man is now a hopeless
idiot.
Other prisoners have been confined
in cells Illuminated by binding blue
light with the result they were made
imbeciles in few months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13

German Relchstag Stands Pat
and is Dissolved by
Emperor.

Berlin, Dec. 13.-The Reichstag to-
day by 17S to 16S votes rejected the
supplementary budget for German
Southwest Africa and Chancellor Won
Buelow read the imperial message dis
solving parliament
Berlin, Dec. 13.-Chancellor Won
Buelow, addressing the Reichstag to-
day, said the government would not
yield any of its demands for the main
tenance of an adequate number of
troops in German Southwest Africa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
KILLS SELF WITH
BIG CHEESE KNIFE
Demented New York Actor Throws
Self on Floor to Drive Point
Into Body.

New York, Dec. 13.-Rankin DuvaIl,
an actor aged 40 entered a Sixth ave-
nue. saloon today, picked up cheese
knife, placed the point to his abdomen
and fell to the floor upon it. Before
spectators could prevent, Duvall plung-
ed the weapon twice more into his
stomach. He will undoubtedly die.
When asked the reason for the rash
act. he said, I'm a criminal, that's
ALL"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
GOVERNOR TO SAVE
LIFE OF PATRICK
Case of Condemned Murderer Before
New York Supreme Court
Dismissed.

Washington. Dec 13.-The case of
Albert 7. Patrick, convicted of the
murder of William Marsh Rice. now
under sentence of death. was dismiss
ed in the supreme court today on mo-
tion of his counsel, ex-senator Lind
say. 1t is understood the court took
this action in order to clear the way
for the governor of New York state to
commute Patricks sentence TO life inn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13

iety Yesterday symptoms of weak
ness of the heart, accompanied by an
irregular pulse, presented themselves.
London, Dec 13.-According to a
dispatch from Stockholm. the condi
tion of King Oscar this afternoon, fol.
lowing yesterdays attack of heart
weakness, is said to be critical.
Teheran, Dec. 13.-The condition OF
the shah took a decided tyn for the
worst today He has been unconscious
since early morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
PENTWIFE'SCASH
Dan +. Raum, Prominent Peoria
Lawyer, Ran Through With
$4,000.
MOSTLY IN TWO YEARS TIME
Now Insane and Seeking Chance to
End His Own Life-Proper
ty Mortsaged.

Peoria, H., Dec 13.-Temporarily in
sane as a result of the exposure of his
forgeries, Dan F. Raum, the attorney
who has confessed to fieecing his most
intimate friends and business associ-
ates out of a large sum of money, is
now guarded night and day at his
home
After his confession, arrest, and sub
sequent release on bond, the attorney,
who once was looked upon as one of
the first men of the city, broke down
completely. Incoherently he talks of
his troubles, and asks for a revolver
with which to end his life.
In the meantime charges are piling
up against him, and the estimated for
geres and loss of money have reached
over $4,000.
Wife's Fortune Squandered.
1t seems that his wife, who consid-
cred herself wealthy. will be the larg-
est loser Her private fortune of about
$4,000 is said to be entirely gone. Of
this amount $50 900 came to her less
than two years ago by the sale of
stock in the Aurora gas plant.
Raum has now confessed that he
squandered all of his wife's money.
Most of it, he says, went in specula-
tion on the board of trade. Unable to
recover his losses he conceived the
idea of forging mortgages, and in this
manner began the crooked work which
finally brought his ruin and landed
him in jail.
Home Heavily Mortgaged.
Yesterday afternoon Frank o. Cum
who lost $4,000 in accepting
forged mortgages, caused the sheriff
to levy on the home property of Raum.
In doing this it was found that Raum
had all of his property heavily mort
gagged. He had done this in an at
tempt to keep up his position in the
business and social world.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
CONGRESS- GOING after
THE LUMBER TRUST NOW

the arrival of Sheriff McGorray, who
left to get the minister. There is an
indictment here against the preacher
charging him with attempt to commit
an assault and with indecent conduct.
1t is charged that the Rev. Mr..
James in September last enticed the
14-year-old daughter of Edgar L. Kim
berlin into a schoolhouse and there
took liberties with her.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
aid for Dixon Y. M. c. a.

Dixon, ILL.,, Dec. 13.-A campaign for
funds to complete the Y. NJ C. A. build
ing was started yesterday. Twenty
thousand dollars has been collected in
so days. Whistles and church bells
sounded every time the subscriptions
reached the $500 mark Fifteen hun
dred dollars was collected in six hours.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
HEAVY BROKERAGE
FAILURE AT ST. PAUL
Cummins Commission Company Sue.
cunbs Because of Loss of
Business.

st. Paul, Mimi. Dec. 13-The Cum
mings Commission company. one of
the largest and best known brokerage
houses in st. Paul and Minneapolis,
suspended business today. A falling
off in business is given as the cause of
suspension. The company had branch
es throughout Minnesota and the Da-
kotas and at Winnipeg. Man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
BOY ROBBER GETS
MINIMUM TERM
Jesse Clyde Ramsey Will Serve 20
Years for Rock Island Burling-
ton Holdups.

Marshall, Mo, Dec. 13.-Jesse Clyde
Ramsay. the Chicago boy who robbed
an Alton-Burlington train Nov. 25, and
a Rock Island limited Nov near Glas-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
TRUST COMPANIES POORER
Big Decrease Shown in Resources of
New York Concerns.

Albany, n. Y, Dec. 13.- Total re-
sources of the trust companies of this
state show a decrease of $30,000,000
in three months, according to figures
contained in a statement issued last
night by the state banking department
on the basis of reports showing the
condition at the close of business on
Wednesday, Nov. IA.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
Bishop Mccabe Improves.

New York, Dec. 13.-The condition
of Bishop McCabe of the Methodist
Episcopal church, who is suffering
from a stroke of apoplexy, is reported
today slightly improved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
Killed by Train at Rockford.

Rockford, Ill. Dec. 1S.-While. walk
ing ON the track Gust Gotfried, a real
estate dealer. was struck by a Chi
cago & Northwestern passenger train
and cut to pieces.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
New Swiss President.

Berne, Dec. 13-Edouard Muller,
vice president of the federal council,
was today elected president of the
Swiss confederation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
ATLAST CONFIRMS
Senats Accepts Nominations Of
President for Cabinet
Members.
MOODY ON SUPREME BENCH
Fight of Dem ocratic Members on Bona
parte is Not Strongly
Pressed.

Washington, Dec. 13.-The senate
yesterday afternoon confirmed the
nominations of William H. Moody OF
Massachusetts to be associate justice
of the supreme court; Charles J. Bona
parte of Maryland to be attorney gen
eral, and Victor II. Metcalf of Cailfor-
mia to be secretary of the navy. and
Oscar S. Straus of New York to be
secretary of commerce and labor.
Not Strongly Pressed.
The opposition to Moody and Bona
parte which had been raised in the
senate by number of democratic sen
ators was not strongly pressed, and no
roll call was asked for. On the viva
voce vote for Bonaparte. however,
the minority side.
Culberson and Carmack led the dis
cussion against both Moody and Bona
parte. Against the former they raised
the question of his fitness for the su-
preme court bench. based upon meas
ures he had introduced as a member
of the house
Lodge to Defense.
1t was again urged against Bona
parte that his utterances against legis-
latiOn for the regulation of combina-
tions of capital untitled him to enforce
legislation of that character Lodge
defended the nomination of Bonaparte
by SAYING the president would not
name man for the responsible posi-
tion of attorney general unless he was
sure the nominee was in sympathy
with the administrations desire to
break up illegal combinations. There
was no opposition to either Metcalf or
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13
MINISTER IN DISGRACE

Rev. {. L. James Arrested on lndict-
ment Returned at Decatur.
Decatur, ILL.,, Dec. 13.-Rev E. l..
James. formerly assistant pastor of
the First Baptist church of Decatur,
a leader in the Young Peoples society.
is in jail at st. Joseph, Mo-, awaiting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13


of
Massachusetts
being Wendell
il a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-13

Stockholm. Dec. 13.-The health of
King Oscar is again causing some anx-