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The Penn's Grove record., 1907-11-08
t IAN FIR ANcIsCO VICE

@, FAN FIR NCISCO VICE
sail asf=co, Cal. ~ Returns al
TO-. .ta "a election all show .
e- de for Mayor Taylor on
q a4 rarnmart ticket. Taylor
500 l." ties than his two oppo-
yeats d, and as The first par.
iai s-e g re from all parts oi tbs
eAfF t, as shown very clearly.
Z ser than Taylor Is Dis
LangdOn, who leads the
llt ' ticket.
a iar heavier vote for
q" at.ve. law abiding candi
th.- rt.r the supporters Of lis
,rra Gav.r sent ticket dreamed OF
mage is maintained
t. city TAYLOR viii a
tt= f. " 35.nG0,
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~ -laI take az our theme tof the mouiur Prayer We shall
tai a5 pig text that whieh IS found IA he 55th Fsain aud .e tn
5et '-.calng and morning and at noon vii I Dray
.u" h9at distinctive spiritual faculty IGf 4e have. IS rha ability e.
p&. fE prayer is hat which brings us ino relaHnn ro with Coz. Gu
"ce'sf Lp1n the wings of prayo- we mount INTO ray presence 81
A# ao# daA- By tHe G Icise If oUr ca1lcly TOR sayer. We .ra. carried
5hr.fa e the Almlshty.
@ ,ryer 10 communion with God. r2 pray 0 ah to Goa. ca
"a IS I'D converse With God Humanity can conceive Of aothiac wtira is
~ .ars5 ldaul ana so eternaly Spiritual rs thar watch We CI prayer
ot pa e Ifs a man off the earh ana alts hin late the prasera Of
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President Roosevelt 4

President Roosevelt ieorr Isl
assaled ana as earne8tl, o..
well-knoWn mel who 4s- ace
p meeting OF the Feaaf
0E New HBYea, Conn.
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RAND WGl-LOCK REELECTED.
no. edo olio.-Twenty-two pre-
Gin IS rHr ot L6S give Brand Whit.
3o.A. lacsu lent, for Mayor, 1897,
enc Ha -t republican, S12. This
3isatcs q plurality Of 1900 fof
tEh t}pck.
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% save her, MIS-
years 0ld, empts
Smith, WHO baC
taprant in HARM
to death ia 9 Ia
Smiths ~bszildin
Of the building
swift, who rsfu
third-stoTy win ,
made by ying
When TIE frame
found lyine. va
IN her roc
q back III
forcing "a o
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4 ssIss 5PPL

lss.-rhe DEM.
re-. headed by e. T. Noe,
l r was elected. Only a
1 E was cast. The other off.
c. aa luther Manship Lieu
Z a4f nor; u. ] Smith, Audi.
Isl ards, Treasurer; j.. W.
Fc rstary OF State; T. IL
Hf vslca Commissioner; Z.
Attorney-General and II
% s :: s. y Commissioner of Ag-
Q
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LETEA0 El 'sT0KER MAYOR"
por Conn.-Henry Lee, Re
ptrl elected Mayor IN the
e,,, lere, defeating former
f0 g.85 MulYihfll, Democrat,
.Hs "Stoker Mayor, T" BY a
91l 70out 400. All the other
ceH6iGa the Democratic ticket
20 The city also went Ii
serge
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y ~ 10y e 'E
3cra-, for Go. 7rpors i
certain.
rlty reIuI IS A-e still.
etc and Oily scattered
cen received from the
Indications ara tnat
have d majority over
bilcan, of soLlewhcGe
ami 5000.
Shore has gone Demo
stern Maryland Repub-
l ore city viii probably
rad. abou. 2109 minority
Ally runs ahc-d Of his
-ure, which viii be Re-
tn branches, will elect
fiji tbs unexpifed term
Senator German and will
na successor. Senator
~ Whvrs has no oppo-
E-, , shoEC term, and eZ-
n Will be the nominee
t4s erm. He has carried
eIn Shore and two ois-
more CITY. Talbot car
@ , and Hartford Coun-
rot in the running.
--
l. JOHNSON WINS.
1hto Mayor Tom T..
elected fer the fourth
Cleveland. in a hard
Ia which the Republi-
es headed by Represan-
Tie t--e r.. Burton chairman
,Ga Committee On Rivers
1gs
3aker. Of the Republi-
conceded the election
5000 plurality. At tue
uarters his majority is
higher figure, and the
u entire city Democratic
~ated by 5000 or more.
eieatad 2 majority OF
q.
made large gains over
years ago. when VIII
US the Republican can
gain Vas not sufficient
LIE strong Johnson lead.
I -0SE IN SALT LAKE.
.rtah--Brausford, Gen
ara -ha entire Amer
a,scted bs d plurality
and slumAvs
Na X close together. Each
e-rst 5000 votes to 5000
FL as made by Mormon
H rugf aders To switch Demo
Is 20 the Republican
resulted in the con
1torm0u voters and had
aaEing Bransford's piu-
fan it would otherwise
2 most interesting fea.
election was the TACT
- lean party carried the
t@a.n citing district, in vhicb
frs 9h Smith, Apostle John
p and other churc, dlgui-
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NTNCINNATI.

Tiny 0hio.-The election OF
o-u.ai I'D Msrkbreit, Rspubli-
1. is conceded BY the oD-
gee.
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Roebsing
has o t
turing city
Less Chan
flied & pei
asking for
nnstai }i-
substitute
own After
RED the pet
President this
ID alne-tenLh
since the pla
~poinLAert o.
master 5ea
horne.
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a elected. The voke is
Q been heavy.
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Subject. Fray r.

Y s a~aching At the Irving Gouare RI esbyterta1 Church
5 VERIFIED f-r- the Re- q w. iardersol noaJoa
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soilAxd, OF the Zan1besi.
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EM. A. SUMMER III. Editor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
LEOPOLD ABOUT TO
LOSE CONGO CONTROL
Rich District Will be Annexed to Bel
gium and Placed Under Gov
ernment Rule.

Brussels, July 25.-The close of King
Leopold's long struggle to stave OF
the annexation of the Congo to Bel
gium. and to retain his personal SOW
ereignty over this rich and extensive
African state, is foreshadowed in the
agreement reached between the Bel
gian and Congo governments elabOrdt-
ing the terms upon which the Congo
Free State shall pass into the posses
sion of Belgium
The transfer will mark an import
ant epoch for the Congo. as heretofore
the entire conduct of affairs. civil AMI
military, has been under the personal
direction of King Leopold and CALI
net of Congo officers, entirely separate
from and independent of Belgium
whereas the new regime vii make tae
Belgian government instead of the
king. individually responsible for tht
conduct of Congo affairs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
AMERICA LEADS At HAGUE
Propositions Receiving More Attention
than Those of Other Countries.

The Hague, July 25.-Thus far the
United States has contributed more
than any other country to the success
of the peace conference. As expected.
the American proposal for collection of
cOntractual debts will be adopted al
most unanimously July %, while the
proposition regarding permanency o.
the arbitration court, the most impor-
tant step of the conference. also will
be accepted with few amendments.
Another American proposition, relat-
irg 10 general arbitration, is meeting
with some opposition. which is offered
not as against the principle, but be-
cause of difficulty of carrying out the
plans. The, American proposition relat-
ing to a permanent periodical confer
ence will not he presented until the
end of the present conference.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
INSULTS FLAG; GOES TO JAIL
British Subject Who Trampled on Stars
and Stripes Must Serve 80 Days.

Marquette, Mich, July 25.-Accused
of tearing down United States flag
and then trampling upon it, James
Grant, British subject, was tried and
convicted in justice court at Birch yes.
terday. and was brought here today to
serve 50 days in Jail.
Ottawa, Ont, July 25.-Two Ameri
can flags were put up here at the city
hall with the union jack and Othe,
decorations in connection with a car
nival. a committee of citizens has or
dered the stars and stripes removed
The reception committee thought il
best to do this rather than have any
trouble over the matter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
LURE OF UNITED STATES TAKES MALE
POPULATION FROM HUNGARIAN TOWN

Budapest, July 25.-The lure of the
United States as a land of opportunity
and wealth to the people of Hungary
has brought out a curious state of al.
fairs in the little village of Kerisova,
a population of $500 One by one the
male residents of Kerisova heard the
call across the water, and they em;-
grated in patches, until the mayor was
the only adult male to remain in the
village. Finally. he also succumbe.i
to the reports of good wages and go.-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
EIGHTY-E!GHT ARE
NOT ACCOUNTED FOR
OF PAS on Columbia 1862 are Saved and
Bodies Recovered-39 Wo-
men and Children Lost.

San Francisco, July 25.-A segrega
ton of the returns of the work of res
cue shows of the 245 lives on the i'll
fated Columbia. 152 have been saved,
> bodies recovered. and IS reported
lost. OF the entire number lost, 50
were women and ) children. OF the
19l passengers, III were saved, and
G7 of these have been taken to As.
turia. s have arrived here, and the re,
mainder are at Eureka or are ON the
way to this city
er City of Topeka arrived here TODAY
with II survivors of the Columb a
wreck. A. Winkelbeck Dunn of POplai
Bluff. Mo. and Miss Lulu Hansen OF
Minneapolis were among them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
MORE CORDIAL TOIAPS
THAN TO AMERICANS
French Extend Themselves to Honor
Visiting Officers From
Orient at Paris.

Paris, July 25.-Because of the con-
clusion of the recent Franco-Japanese
entente the official entertainment of
japanese officers who arrived here
from Brest this morning is to be on a
somewhat more elaborate scale than
that which was arranged for the AM
erican naval officers from the cruisers
Washington and Tennessee, who came
TO the French capital last week.
Brest, July 25.-The American cruis-
ors sailed from this harbor this after
noon, bound for home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
ACCUSE CHAPLAIN OF LYING
Navy Man Held for Issuance of AlIeg-
ed Worthless Checks.

Washington, d. c., July 25.-Chap
lain Harry w. Jones of the battlesh;p
Minnesota. who has been stationed AT
Norfolk, Va, is to be tried by court
martial on charges of falsohoOd ada
scandalous conduct to the destruction
of good morals, preferred by the acl-
ing secretary of the navy. Under the
charge of scandalous conduct there are
seventeen specifications, consisting
mainly in allegations of the utterance
of worthless checks Under the false
hood charge it is alleged that Jones
misrepresented the facts regarding Il
note which had been given him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
JAPAN GETS POWER
TO GOVERN KOREA
Convention Signed at TOXIC Gives
Mikado Easy Sailing in the
Hermit Kingdom.

Toxic. July 25.-A convention signed
yesterday between Japan and Korea
gives the japanese resident general atl.
thOrity TO appoint his own nominees IL
responsible positions in the Koreon
government. and clothes him with
much other power. 1t is believed here
Japan will now be able to obtain peace
in Korea and maintain order in the Gar
east. Anxiety regarding further into,.
ference by the throne or former em-
peror in the administration of the gov
Crnment has now ended
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
Miners in Iron Region
Are Apparently Aban-
doning Strike.
CRISIS SEEMS AT END
Governor Johnson Ready to
Place Troops In the Field
at Short Notice

Duluth, Mimi, July 25.-That the
backbone of the strike on the ranges
seems to be broken is the general in,-
preston among the business men in
the range towns. There appears TO be
little doubt but the steel corporation
can secure men in steadily increasing
numbers to man their mines as soon
as they desire to open up.
Men Return To Work.
Virginia. Mimi, July 25.-The strike
here appears to be over All is quiet
and the men are going back to work.
Governor Johnson left early this morn
ing for Hibbing, and will investigate
conditions there.
Grows More Serious.
Duluth, Mimi, July 25.-The breach
between the 1000 iron ore miners on
strike and the mine owners is becom-
ing serious. Governor Johnson is on
the scene saying that within eight
hours he can have troops i'll the dis
trict. DepOrtatiOns, parades and dis
ruption OF business on the ranges are
features of the strike Two agitators
were arrested at Bovey and armed cit
izens are looking for more.
Eight mines at Virginia have been
closed by a parade of 1000 strikers
and 1000 men thrown out of employ
ment. There are $4,000 miners in the
district.
May End Soon.
Duluth. Mimi, July 25.-Indications
are that the miners strike on the Me-
saba range may terminate soon. al
! though no one can predict this GER
| tainly. At the request of Sheriff Bates.
Governor Johnson came to Duluth TO
look over the situation. The governor
was told the authorities would be able
to cope with the present situation, but
the sheriff was not sanguine over the
future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
WARRANT IS OUT.
Charles E. Ward, Speaker Pro
Tenn of Michigan House,
to be Arrested
FOR CAUSING GIRLS DEATH
Prosecuting Attorney Announces De-
termination at Inquest Over
Edith Presley.

Detroit, July 25.-Prosecuting Alto
ney Robinson announced today at the
inquest into the death from an oper-
|ation at a local sanitarium of Miss
Edith Presley. proofrcader for the
state senate, that he will issue n war
rant as soon as one can be prepared
for Representative Charles f. Ward
speaker pro TEN of the house of req.
resentative charged him with man
slaughter i'll connection with the Giri's
death.
At Fathers Funeral.
Ward is attending the funeral of hi
father at Duquoin, H. No attempt
will be made To serve the warrant un
til his return
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
Presidents Suggestion
is Turned Down by
North Carolina
OVER 2-CENT FARES
Federal Grand Jury instructed
to Bring indictments for
Contempt of Court.

Asheville, n. c., July 25.-The rate
situation has assumed 4 more menac-
ing aspect than ever before. Judge
Lyon. at Marion. n. c.. has instructed
the grand jury to return indictments
against the Southern railroad for viu-
lating the cent fare law.
A long conference was held last
night by President Finley and other
high officials OF the road. who still are
here United States District Attorney
Holton arrived yesterday afternoon.
The peace terms submitted to Gov.
ernor Glenn by Assistant Attorney
General Edward T. Sanford. sent to
Asheville by President Roosevelt,
were absolutely refused by Governor
Glenn.
Government Officials Worried.
Washington. d. c.. July 25.-Oficia.s
of the department of justice are at J
loss what to do or say about the North
Carolina rate muddle The case is be
irg handled exclusively by the presi
dent at Oyster Bay and by Attorney
General Bonaparte at LenOX. Mass
Nobody here dares discuss the matter
officially for fear of making things
worse.
The general trend of legal opinion
in Washington seems to be that Jude5
Pritchard who is a Roosevelt appOin
tees, in attempting to carry out the
known policy of the administration
with reference TO the federal cOntrO
over interstate commerce. has eXceel
ed his powers. In connection there
with he has raised the states riGhr:
issue in an exceedingly embarrassing
manner. AS a federal judge, he ca,
call upon the administration to assis
him by force. if necessary. to uphot.
his decision. whether right or wrong
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
MAY LOSE HIS JOB
Pash Warmers Allegations
Against Step-Mother Taken
to the President.
TRYING TO GET MILLIONS
Alleges fathers Second Wife Should
Be Disinherited Because She
is Part Negro.

Clinton, H., July 25.-"Pash" War
ner. or Vespasian Warner, United
States commissioner of pensions. as he
is known in Washington and New
York, may lose his position as a result
OF the public charge he has made that
his stepmother, Mrs. Isabella Robinson
Warner, has negro blood in her veins
and for that reason is not entitled II
a large share of the late John Wa =
ner's millions.
The residents of Clinton and the sur.
rounding country side with Mrs War
ner. There is talk Of a petition being
circulated asking President Roosevelt
to remove his pension commissions,
because of this scandal he has brought
upon the Warner name.
hears Blow Well.
Mrs. Warner appeared in the court
room during the hearing of the case
yesterday. She was smiling and appar
emily bore the blow dealt her by her
stepson with courage. CommissioneI
Warner left the court room when she
NdihtN III. he mas never spoken 10 NJ
IstepmOthcr, members of the family
say since his father. nearly 60 year.
of age, brought her from Ohio as his
bride.
The evidence in the case brought
out more vague testimony from res
dents of Huron county, O., that Mrs
RobinsOn's father. Stephen Robinso"
was dark and had curly hair. He wa:
known as Curly" Robinson. and his
father before him bore the same char
asteristics and was named BLACK
Robinson. Gossip and rumors growing
of this are the basis for the whoiy
charge against Mrs Warner, her attOr
ncys say and so she maintains.
Love letters written by John Warne'
the wealthy Clinton banker, to tn,
| Ohio girl he met during Il railroad ar
cident in Kansas were offered in eTi
dence to bear out the contention o
| Mrs. Warner that her husband love,
her and that she did not deceive hin
and force him into marriage, as Yes
pasian Warner claims.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
FEW PASS CONSULAR TESTS
Thirteen Candidates Only Able to Meez
Stiff Examinations.

Washington, D. c.. July 25.- The
state department has made public the
results of the recent examination CT
the candidates for appointment for the
consular service, for which "a men
were designated, So presented for ex
animation, and only Is passed, receiv
iLg the required mark of so. Among
the successful candidates are Samuel
d Lee, Michigan; James P. Worden
Michigan; Horace w. Roberts, Mime
sofa; o. C. Gould, Minnesota: Jacot
f. Conner, Iowa, and Henry d. Baker
Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25

den chances in America, and packing
his trunk, he made his way to the emf
grant ship.
AS a result of this exodus of males
the women of Kerisova have just elect
ed feminine mayor, and other female
residents have been elected to fill the
remainder of the municipal ofIics
The statutes in Hungary provid
that no female shall hold public OF.
flee, and according to the letter of the
law the presence of the women in of
| flee is Illegal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
Dawes Talks to Bankers.

Milwaukee, July Pa special ad-
dress before the final session of the
Wisconsin Bankers association was
made today by Hon. Charles G. Dawes
of Chicago, who spoke on Defects in
the Sherman Antitrust Law" and by
John G. Perrin of Indianapolis whose
topic was "The Currency
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
BAND PREVENTS
ASERIOUS PANIC
Tent at Ashland, Neb., Gains
the Excited Throng.

Ashland. Neb., July Pa heavy
windstorm struck a crowded chautau-
qua tent last night, creating panic,
resulting in more or less serious injury
to Is persons. A more serious panic
was prevented by the band, which
started up lively air in the midst of
the excitement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
Puts Up Beer in Tablets.

London. July 25.-According to q
consular report just issued a Danish
civil engineer has succeeded in produc-
ing beer in the form of tablets. These
are dissolved in hot water. supplying,
when cooled, beer of excellent quality
and flavor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
MINE STRIKE STOPS
BIG BELFAST MILLS
Spinning Establishments Shut Down
Because of Lack of Coal
Thousands Idle.

Belfast, July 25.-Unable to obtain
coal as a consequence of the continued
strike of dock laborers here, one of the
largest spinning mills in the city shut
down today.
Four thousand workmen are idle
from the closing down. Almost all the
ether mills gave notice they will be
forced 10 close down. Scores of thous-
ands of men will then be without work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25

FINDS HIMSELF A MURDERER
Frank Warner Realizes What He Has
Done as Second Victim Dies.

New York, July 25.-Almost at the
moment his second victim died. Frank
II. Warner, last night awoke to Il reali-
cation of his tragic acts of yesterday.
Warner, formerly a prosperous halter.
killed Esther c. Merlin. once his book
Keeper, and after Il wild flight from tn .
police, he fired Il bullet into the back
of his intimate friend. John c. Wilson.
Wilson died last night Warner was
badly injured by the crowd that cap
tured him. Police Commissioner BinG-
ham has suspended two policemen who
failed to arrest Warner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
RUNYAN ADMITS HIS GUILT
Teller of Windsor Trust Company Will
Be Sentenced Later.

New York. July 25.-Chester b. Run
yam, paying teller of the Windsor Trust
company, who recently defaulted with
nearly a hundred thousand dollars of
the cOmpany's funds, came into court
today. pleaded guilty to grand larceny,
and was remanded for sentence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
QUESTION POWER TO
FORM CHURCH UNION
Celebrated Cumberland Presbyterian
Union Case Being Heard in
Court at Nashville.

Nashville, Tenn, July 25.-The no.
ed Cumberland Presbyterian church
union case is being heard before
Judge Bearden here today. Although
the argument reaches over Il wide fieli
Of ecclesiastical and civil law, there is
really but one question at issue That
with the Presbyterian church III the
United States.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
Oklahoma Election Called.

Guthrie, Okla, July Ex-Governor
Frantz has issued the proclamation
calling an election in Oklahoma and
Indian Territory on Tuesday, Sept. IL
at which time the qualified voters OF
the state of Oklahoma will vote on the
proposed constitution, for state Off
GERS, and for representatives to con
gress.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
REGISTRATION FALLS OFF
Fewer Voters Register for Coming
Election in Manila.


Washington. July 25.-Tho bureau
of insuar affairs received information
from the governor general of the
Philippines that returns from registra-
ton preparatory 10 the election for the
Philippines assembly July 50, seem to
indicate a falling off as compared with
1905. In Manila the total registration
lis 1902, of which S65 are Americans.
In 1905 in the province of Pampanga.
which has hut 5000 more civilized in
habitants than Manila. the total regis
tration was G,641; in Panrasinan PROV
incc, which has a civilized population
of @94,51G as compared with 1882 for
Manila, the registration was 9.71G.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25

Karlsruhe, July 25.-The father of
Karl Hau. who has been sentenced to
death for the murder of his wife's
mother, has suffered a stroke of apo
pleXy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
PAIR SENTENCED FOR MURDER
May Churchill and Male Companion
Found Guilty at London.

London, July pa woman known
as Chicago May Churchill and man
named Smith were found guilty today
on the charge of having attempted 10
murder Eddie" Guerrin in this city
June Is Smith was sentenced TO
penal servitude for life, and the
Churchill woman to Is years penal
servitude.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
SAW MILLS SHUT DOWN
Scarcity of Logs Closes Four Out of
the Six at Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, July 25.-Four of the
six Minneapolis saw mills have sus-
pended indefinitely for the lack pf
logs. The river has been falling stead-
lily for three weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
american RAIL WAYS BY FAR MOST
DEADLY IN WORLD, TABLES SHOW

Berlin, July 25.-IIerr Cutlery of the
imperial railroad administration has
prepared comparative tables of those
killed and injured by railways in vari-
Gus countries He finds railroads in the
United States are the most deadly.
The United States has more miles than
all Europe, but even taking that into
consideration the United States holds
prominence. Out of every 1000 rail-
way employees the ratio of injured each
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-25
Cavalry End Long Trip.

Fit. Riley, Kas., July 25.-The Sew
enth cavalry arrived last night from
Manila. They were on the water and
the road 49 days.