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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-13
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORS

ligan. who sublet them from the indie
pendent Mailing company, the owners
of the original lease.
Girl Asleep in Dry Goods Box
Charles Walker a Harrison street bar
tender, made an odd discovery when he
came to work Saturday, finding a little
girl sleeping in a dry goods box in the
alley behind the S. & l.. He took her
10 a restaurant and got her some break
fast, and then took her down to Mrs.
| Hill, the police matron. Mrs. Hill had
been looking for just such little girl
since last Wednesday, when she was
notified of her disappearance from a
farm near lie Claire. The child was
taken in and will remain with Mrs
Hill for the present She is an or
phan and 10 years old.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-13
WATERFOWL.

Miss Lydia Peterson has gone for
visit with her brother and family IL
Beardstown.
Charles Warner and wife who have
been staying here at the home of
Mrs Mary Hayes left Tuesday for Dav-
export where they will remain for
some time. Mr.. Warner is engaged as
a carpenter at that place.
Miss Fannie Ferris returned to her
home Wednesday after spending a few
days in Yuma township the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Schafer.
Mrs. z. Heron has returned home
after spending a few days with her
sister in Hampton.
J. C. Hawkins was down from Hamp-
ton Tuesday.
Emo Heron is preparing to erect a
cottage on the cornOr lot south of his
residence. The cellar is being dug by
John A. Peterson and Joe Benson Of
Hampton has the contract to build the
house.
Elmo Allsbrow of Yuma visited here
Wednesday with his parents.
There was business meeting held
Wednesday evening by the trustees
and all who were interested in the
| building of the new Methodist churan
The meeting was at the home of Mr.
and Mrs John Parker, after the bust
ness was transacted a nice lunch was
served by the ladies of the Aid 50
ciety.
Mrs. Mary Hayes is sick.
/ Mrs. Bert Melcherb of Erie visitej
here with Mildred Matheys last week
| Colonel William briggs attended the
wedding of his niece in Galesbura
| Wednesday.
Mrs. Eugene Sheppard is improving
after siege of the rheumatism
Mrs. H. A. Newton and children az
rived home Friday morning from id
extended visit in Iowa with relatives.
Miss Nina Beck is confined to hel
room by sickness.
Dr. Charles Donahoo of Hillsdale
| was a business caller here Wednesday
Mrs. d. Y. Allsbrow and Mrs. X
Mathews were tri-city callers Friday.
Will Young has returned home from
Colorado where he attended the funeral
of his brother.
Pierre Olker has accepter a position
| with the Mississippi Traction company
and will go to work within a few days
The ladies of the Baptist Aid society
held their open meeting Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-13

Abrams implement store. George
says he is going to start his launcn
soon
Mrs. Jessie Foils returned from her
visit at Cordova. She has been visit
ing for the past week
Charles Leslie is reported to have
found pearl of large size. Mr.. Leslie
, is claiming every day and says its hard
: work but he doesn't mind it when he
can shell out a good pearl now and
then.
The fishermen report that the FISH
are not running much just at present.
Miss Nellie Shreves has just com
pleted very successful term Of
school and contemplates making a trip
to Chicago, Valparaiso. and finally 10
Michigan City to visit her brother who
is on the government works there.
| Walter Brout returned from Du-
buque where ne has been attending
college for the past season. Walter
will go on the farm where he hopes 10
gain strength and courage to buckle
in to hard studying again this fall
! Robert Savage has been called
away from town TO the bedside of his
sick mother.
Sometime ago w. B. Barber pur
chased the lot and an old tumble
down building just west of his re 81
dence. This he cleared off and dij
considerable grading to level it up anG
now the young people of the village
ipt
(which is certainly great improve
ment over the old place. Every eve
ming there is a gathering and a battlt
ensues TO see who shall reign with the
broad faced bat. Next week Mr.. Far
Der is going to sod the balance of the
lground and the terraces, then boys yol
will have the keep of the grass.
During the last week Oak Grov,
cemetery has had a general cleanin,
The board of directors has taken
very active part, especially the WON p
: who have been on the grounds each da.
to superintend the work and see tina
: all was properly cared for. 1t ha
been suggested TO tax lot holder
twenty-five cents per lot each year ),
| AlitlI a man Ndl NC IilltNl ~ Cdlt ~
, the cemetery. AS it stands everyboi
dabbles in, consequently nothing i
, thoroughly done. The board OF dire
tors are Mrs. Ney, Miss Caroline A
, brecht August Wendt, A. G. Bunste
. and Mr. Oleu.
Harry Shreves, Fred O'Hara. "
Pearsall, w. Grot, and Frank Mitchell
attended Mason lodge at Moline Thur.
day night.
Frank Sample is having new bar
built by Arthur Meade.
Mrs. Bell Woolsey of Galesburg a
rived Friday and will visit with he
sister and mother for a few week:
, Mrs. Albrecht is her sister.
Mrs. DR.. Johnson is having a ne'
Y porch added to her house. Messr
p Sidlinger and Filbert are doing tn
work
Mrs Henry Candley of Cordova wa
a Port Byron visitor Thursday return
ing by way Of Ferry Dolphin.
! DR.. Black is having some repair wor
done on his home
q Arthur Genung insists that the cor
o crop is going to be good-to demon
q strate his intentions he is building
! large corn crib.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-13
PORT BYRON.

S. S. Pearsall is serving on the grand
jury.
Eddie Draw of HobOken, y. Y, gave
his mother a very pleasant surprise
by coming home. Eddie expects to Je
home for the most of his months va
cation.
George Brandt of Hillsdale is now al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-13
Death of Mrs. Coyne.-N

Death of Mrs. Coyne.-Mrs. c. =.
Coyne died at 3:15 Saturday after
noon after long suffering with stomach
and heart trouble. Mrs. COyne was IN
years of age and formerly resided IN
the upper end of the county. She ana
her husband had resided here about
seven years moving to Moline from
Port Byron. She is survived by her
husband and mother Mrs. Blinn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-13
DAVENPORT


friends of George Newcomb, a former
; well known Davenport boy, have been
shocked by the intelligence of his death
at West Palm Beach, Fla, which is now
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. N Newcomb. During a quarrel
young Newcomb was shot and killed
by Thomas w. Troy. The murderer
has been arrested and is being safely
guarded in prison, as it is feared mob
would take revenge on him for young
Newcomb's death. The murdered man
was 26 years old, and was born and
reared in Davenport, having attended
the public schools here.
City Wins case.-The damage case
of Henry Peetz against the city of Dav-
export went 10 the jury Saturday and
at $50 o'clock in the evening it re
turned a verdict in favor of the city
and against Mr.. Peetz, who will now
receive no compensation from the city
for his injuries. Over a year ago Mr..
Peetz had an arm broken and demand
ed $4,000 damages from the city by
reason thereof.
Meet Next Here.-The Central Com
mercial Teachers association, embrace
ing the central west. closed Il three
days meeting at Cedar Rapids Satur-
day. G.. E. King of Cedar Rapids was
elected president and A. H. Peck of
Davenport secretary Davenport was
selected as the place of next meeting.
Dismantle Old Mill Another old
landmark in East Davenport will be
shortly removed. This is the old Lind
say & Phelps saw mill, which was sold
Saturday to y. NJ SWingle. who for
many years was the engineer at the
mill when it was in operation. Mr..
Swingle will tear down the mill and
dispose of it as old lumber. The mill
was built in 1866 and has been idle for
the past two years.
Program for Memorial Day.-Rev. ].
B. Donaldson has been chosen by Aug
ust Wentz post c. \. r., 10 preach the
sermon on Memorial Sunday, May 26,
which will consequently be held at the
First Presbyterian church. with the
usual services at Oakdale cemetery in
the afternoon Rev w II. Blancle will
deliver the afternoon address. The adj
dresses on Memorial day itself will be
given by Commander J. H. Clark and
Attorney Louis Block in the forenoon.
and City Attorney George w. Scott in
the afternoon
Travellers HEADQUARTERS Here. AT
the state convention called TO order
Saturday in KeOkuk of the Travelling
Mems Protective association, l.. w
Mckown of this city and Frank Ram.
brow were elected president and sec.
retary-treasurer,- respectively. 1t was
decided to establish the state head
quarters of the society in Davenport.
Fire at Nahant.-A disastrous fire al
Nahant Saturday destroyed the saloon
building, ice house and barn owned by
A. II. Buergel. The saloon building
and barn were occupied by George Hal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-13

George Allsbrow. A good crowd was
in attendance and 4 nice lunch was
served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-13

Meet Next Here.-The Central Com
mercial Teachers association, embrac-
ing the central west. closed a three
days meeting at Cedar Rapids Satur-
day. G. E. King of Cedar Rapids was
elected president and A. H. Peck of
Davenport secretary. Davenport was
selected as the place of next meeting.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-28
WITHOUT COAL Or WOOD
Breakfast Prepared in Novel Way
az Bancroft Hall

Breakfast was prepared this morn
sux 81 Bancroft Hall kitchen IN = novel
wav. six ranges are uset for cook
ing IT,. midsh1pmsn' meals 81 these
nre we're lighted wifh the Great Mar
vel AGAINST one range with coal aD5
wood 10 competition.
On exactly f0ny-one minutes break-
fast was prepared without coal and
wooI. 10 the surprise and pleasure 81
thosa wbo witnessed the demOBstTa-
tton- Yesterday afternoon the test
whIeh u As unsuccessful on Wednesday
vas repeated with great success 81
fhe experimental station at-the naval
Academy. In an experiment with the
patent f8eI on - square feet ~ crate
surface. Alb square feet ~ heating
surfaCe. 40 noFse-poweE. commercial
weight - wafar- s-sts p.7snsis. TEN
peratnrs e.4 : SER Sc 8eRrees. - tbiF-
t=sn minutes shs temperature vas rs
degrees.
In tewnty-Oue mlnutes is degrees.
an fu - f-Z Minutes 10 degrees
~tsaza was raised IN > minutes. hen
fos1n1ati0n made Tor coal Yesterday
afterneout there was . successful
steam lauuch test and lest this A.
fernsson wlIl coIylete the tests for tbe
week. which have astoBisbed those
ubo have witnessed the marvellous
selnoustFationS-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-28
TO COMMAND TIE NEBRASKA
Capt. Nicholson Assigned 70 New
BaffIeship

Capt. *. r.. Nicholson. now 4s-
tailed af the Bureau of &avi izafion.
Wasbington. D.. g.. has bees eFlisEs.l
- command the new 1attIssnip <s-
braksa and wfll Assume Ehs 4lsehaFx~
- bis neE duties 90 1ulg T. Na@
Nebrakaa was bniEt ~ Moran Bres--
settle. AMI only recently wNs aee@pt@ai
by flle Government and or.lerssi gisessl
in commission Juy D. -he SIS sss~n
Years in buflsiiDg-
This IS fhe third tims t8a1 faptHsu
Nicholson b1s been orlsreA 60 sea
dnty 0n fhe PaesGe. Els was navazas-
ing aalesr - lhs saffleshiu tfnsxga go
her faengOTable raa arouu4 Eas Hem
- Cuba. arriving Just IN tlme t0 par
fieipafe IN the battle - -antlag0 1ns4
takfug-a conspicuous past ln tAAE en-
zsgement. More ree9utlv Ae aroux11
the erufser Iae8Esa frllm seattle 60 fns
Atlantic. Captain Nieholsan wtll -
succeeded a. detail ofEeer ln tn~ Esa-
feaB - Eagfxafien - toEBzsl1ns1sr
Richard Il. M1IIlagn. noz - eeal-
mand ~ tse EoFktswn ei tbs eoasi
~ ~aI 3 ador.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-28
NAVIGATIONDDREAUCHA |
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
Al NAVY DEPARTMENT
Badger and Nicholssa vii be SuEeesded
by Wiaslow and anlhgaa

Several important changes sill BE-
made in the Hureau 20 lKatlou.
Navy Department. wftnln the next
few days. capt. Charles D. Badger.
" DO recently Vas made assistant etief
81 the hmrean. wlil ~ rellexwst 80
that duty tomorrow.
Captain Badger ulIl - given q feu
days' leave 90 abseuce. daring snaea
time De- " III visit this etfy aust fAual-
iarixe himself with abr 1uLirs 20 tAe
Office ~ superintendent ~ the Naval
Academy. t. whteh he has seen as-
signed. lie sill ASSUME the dusles
81 that ofilee on abe ian .5rsx iula.
The date 0f the retirement ~ Feasan
~ ape of Rear Admiral Jsmes -
sands. the incumbent.
Commander tameron Mex WlnsioW
y h0 u a. recently relieved from epul
maud of the cfuiser Cnarlestsn en-
the Pacific station. will sueeemd zap
tain Badger a. assistant ebief % tns
Bnreau % Nav igation- While ia eoua-
n4and ~ the Charleston. toannl ansi.sE
NfnsIow made a eEaise rrum N~w
York around the coast - ~outa
America with Secretary kseK as a
passenger. Commando Nimsiow IS .
native 81 the District 81 columbia
and hiss ife IS the dauEnfeF 20 Mr.
Hayemyer. the sugar hing
Before BE- took Command % t1s
Charleston. toumEiansirr Wlnsioe
was on duty 80 the BuFean ~ NavA-
agtion. and rived as naval ai1 81
President Roosevelt. fls was al r
sancad for extraordinary aer0Esus
during the var With spain. and is an
extra number in the iist - eesnIn an-
defs. lie IS near file top ~ his grasiss
and wilI shortly be promoted 60 fhs
rank 81 oaptain.
Commander Regintld r. Niebalsoa-
y ii0 has filled tbs important offee 90
detail saleer 10 the Eufsau % Narfxs-
tiOn since January, 1906. has heen aa-
signed 10 tbe command of the hrst-
class Datfleship >ebrak 81. huIit ~ tas
Moran Bros. at Seattle. wash. whaen
wfli % into commission for the AEsE
time On the arsf 81 Jaiy- en- tnst tsg-
Commander Nieb0Ison sill 30 pEo-
NOTED 20 tbe grade of eapfaln- ~
t00. is a native of she District 20 ta-
Iaqibia. agd has a most er~ittable
record. lie SIS navigator "a the BAT
tleship Oregon on her ree0rt 0Fsais in<
tup from san Ff4netse0 arosaa1 Eas
coast 20 SOalh America ~ hev West.
FIa.. at the outbreak of the spanish
var. and xas attached 80 fbat vessel
during the battle ~ Santiago bay
Cornmandsr RieharI r. tIuiligan
viii succeed Captain >ieholson -
detail officer IN The Navigaxson Ea-
reau. lie IS nos in command % the
gunloat Yorktown. wbleh has been
cruising ia Central Americas waIeEs
Tor several months past for the pre-
lection ~ American Interests. an4
" a. last reported - Aeainriz- saliva
d0s. Commander 1fniligan Is frnm
NeW York. but IS veil knoNH -
Wasbingtsfi through bis lonz ssrsA Ae@
~ the Navy Department
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-28
NAVY NEEDS MEN.
SHORT OF HUNDREDS OF OFFI-
GERS OF ACTIVE SERVICE
Big New Ships Held Bach = Older 0nes
TO be Put Out Of Commission in Or
der to Secure Crews FOR
New Ones

The navy needs more men. Il Is
said to be short Of ofiief - aud in or
der 10 officer aud man half a dozen
new baftIeships and cruisers that are
being put IN commission at the present
time the >ayy Department has found
Il necessary 10 resort 10 ille unusual
plan of stripping the mon from a num-
ber Of the older warshiDs aud either
pgtting those ships ont ~ commission
or holding them In reserve
While the actual fighting strength
of the navy Is being Increased. the
number Of the vessels actually In
commission and ready for service ON
a moments notice - growing very
slowly. Looking 10 this end. orders
were issued a few days ago for the
baitleships. Indiana and Iowa 10 be
detached from tire Atlantic feet aud
placed in reserve July g. the Indiana
being assigned 10 the League Island
navy yard. AT Philadelpbia. and the
Iowa 10 the Norfolk navy yard.
Orders are now being prepared for
the detachment ~ practically four
hftbs Of the officers aud men of both
vessels. assigning them to the Ne-
braksa. California. South Dakota.
Kansas, Minnesota and Vermont.
The first assignment Of officers and
men will be to the new battleship Ne
braska, which viii be placed in com
mission July / al the Puget Sound
navy yard. This ship. which has been
eight years under construction. could
have been made ready for commission
by June 1. but IL was impossible 10
get enough officers and men for her
al. f.f. 20
fleet. and IL was not desired "a break
into the number 81 that organization
Till after The entertaining at ibe James
town Exposition was over.
The new battiesbips MinHes0ta. Yer
mont and Kansas. which have been
placed IN commission 10 join the Al
lantie feet within the last six weeks.
each because the department was IN
able 10 put officers and men aboard
iliesn. Months ago IL was planned "a
have all three lined np in Hampton
Roads at The opening of the ExpOsi
ton, April ~, 10 be proudly reviewed
by tie President. Later. u was
found that IL they were pushed 10 ihe
front Older ships would have to De- put
ia reserve and tho department decided
10 let them take their course. Zach
- Nfh tWWfk ~ ifkNtAA &Vh tAhAtNhhf
aud Ow ing 10 the fart that tlIe Ne
brasba Is going into service July J..
aud the two new cruisers California
and South Dakota, viii be commits
stoned at Mare Island within the
nets two months these biz battiesbips
viii have "a wait while longer.
The Milwaukee has just bern com
niissiOned after a delay Of several
weeks. Notwithstanding that two
weeks ago the State Department indi-
Gated its desire 10 have a Grst-class
cmiser sent down 10 Central Amer
lea as soon a. possible. II appears to
be the desire Of the department - take
care Of the Pacific Coast ships FIRST,
and ships now being made ready for
c0mmissiOn.iD Eastern waters viii be
held back, if necessary, TIL the three
ships on the Pacific are sent ont - sea.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-28

4 movement has been started ~ =
number ~ geDtIemeB ~ make fae eel
ebratiOn ~ July 4 ~ Annapolis one -
q most interesting nature. which nill
rstiye the custom u years gone -.
a committee composed - Wessrs-
Hamilton 4. Gale, Joseph -. Ifast-
vein and >. Boyd Dexter - isafsanziEg
for . grand water carnival AMI pTy0-
feebDie display IN the evening ~
Invitation has been sent ~ al OHn~
egs ~ boats - partlcfpate IN The pay-
cant and decorate their craft Pgizss
ranging from 80 70 SO wlII be auarI-
"a for fffe best decorated boafs-
81 - proposed - hold the carnival
inside tire barl,Or. and 10 addition -
beats 8ndsr their own pr0pulsiCr. to
bage = number - feat fOwe4 81
other vessels. Tbers are any BambeF
Of small gasoline and Daptha launch
-. besides other auxiliary craft here
ard the committee expects thai tbs
carnival viii be . great aEeesas-
After the carnival GreUorks wfI -
sci OF from each - the vessels par
tic1paffDg. For particulars see al n
another column
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-28
The Atlantic FEET


Rsar-Adu1rsz Fva1s- eow-DaEl44ner
lf.e Atlantic E9sE- a. - to &aeF -
parfmsaf yesterday 1sseassa1E SD
fhs ofEelaIs sore 81 E1e rrpar@erA rs
mos smsnts - hls vessels 1zzl1g l1s
coming z8EB@r-
The sblDs wEEf asseDble a1 snusa
post 5n the Eors8 a1DaE f1s 4lLa 1t
AsxmsI for drlll Drzef.cs- L8s eas-
tsesAar.s fn111na ant Iowa a1s % 60 A1
reserve JalT D. tas former a. FeEls~
elp.hiz and f1e latter ~ Norfai3- A4e
ba1tf@sblrs kansas ard b-rrE@n1 = AA4
tak1 fAeir places - f1s Atlantic Sect
s<metlue daring t1s s4El11ers ~1se1-
In eonzss4se w1lA ~aalss sDun@ e4-
arrangsme1x ~ ths uarious 1lvsssszs-
aasm5ral Davis. en TIE 84xsolp 4l4~
lana r9s1z@s AnxzsG -
The Nzvy Departu1@n1 IS rseslrA1F
r-arv aDDszea16oas f8r TO- ssslEuzze1lz
- vessels tB aztens4 esiebrnrfsns af
rarSous kzn3s z1 eoasE elEaes. 19t 80
eo-rslIs1 - define - 4eesr1e O. z1sss
rs1n@sts - Eae Sa1@rEsrsDee wAtn <ae
Drezxan- - arills an 1arxer prae2-ce
1ErEzx Lhe su3Eer Ela1t1s-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-28

Norfolk. Val uBe 2s.--It was not
great while after the exposition
grounds opened this morning when the
y ide avenues and the main buildings
we're populated with men. women
and children wearing badges and
ether insignia ~ the Palmetto State.
aBd before noon those visitors were -
- encountered az every furn-fOr IL
was -oufb Carolina day. Governor
Ansei and his staff, several eOmpa-
niea of the south Carolina sfsfc mill.
tia. the citadel Academy cadets and
one 0f ibe ss@f brass bands 10 the
state were On hand 10 c0ntri butte -
tho saeecss ~ the eelebratiOn. The
number % sisitOFs from south Caro-
lima w a. large and they were joined
fn their festivities - host ~ freBds
from Virginia and neigbbOFing states.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-28
UNIFORM WELCOMED THERE


The u1sEofm of au enlisted man 81
tAn s4ari9e 8rps dies mot dehaf him
ffeaN tae nsa3ine roaHa an1 corridors
uf tae enxfessianal Library. says The
Emfert nf special committee that
aas f4st concluded an investigation ~
i.ie alleze.i expaIslon of two marines
q eafpeesl and private from lhe
Ahrafy nue evening neariy tao months
aga.
While fhe repuft exoneraie she o.
afarT uHeiais uf discriminating
aEatusl tiae nnifarm ~ the Marine
arts. ia 4afe nol State that enlisted
men arr gfee fgam suspicion while
iroiing through the e8ffid8rs 0f the
huiiding. The cnmmlttee consisted
80 fudgs q. n. Hanna. solicitor 30
the <axv Department. and q. ".
seulf. custodian 81 the Law Library
20 Congress.
The report shows that the official
administration IS respectful ~ fhe ami
form. u bale the police administration
81 The hullaing IS not still it was
not shown by the testimony that the
men wore elected because ~ their uni-
form. They were assod to leave. it
appear. because the guard thought
tleir conduct was NOT exactly proper.
a. be heard they had annoyed two Ia
dies. They left the buiiding without
PROTEST
>sahy thirty witnesses were ex.
amiued - the committee. and the re-
port Is lengthy. being complete iH all
details. Fhs sense ~ fhe committee 's
conclusion IS stated a. follows.
10 marines are 80 ever have been,
so far as the board can ascertain. re-
used admission 81 or exclusive from
he Congressional Library on aceonnt
VI their uniform. To the contrary,
narinea ia uniform almost daily isit
De- library unmaleeled.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-28
TIE PHILIPPINE EXHIBIT
Il Real Live Prince on the James
f0wn Reservation

Prince ualtu ~ausuiaua. SON 20
natfo Ali. the uuted Moro chief, who
aused She American forces Ia che
'hilipniun island more trouble than
me either one man iu that interesting
actlom ~ the world prior % bis
lsath iu la11. has ISSUED an invitation
ID lae hnsfeeses az fIe various state
fuffainws 81 lhe jamestown Exp0si-
fuu g. reception that BE- viii tend
8ase ladies uext Tuesday eKening AZ
aa Philippine Reservation.
It g. uot often that real live
lsrfuee = memher 90 The Royal family.
afds a reception ~ this part of the
suulv and the coming function of the
riuea ~ansulanA is creating some
linu ~ q stif among the iadies uow
rafterett at the Exposition grounds.
He Prince 81 the ruler of 2tu. 900
sfufus iu fbe Pros iuce - that name.
AS faur wfses and Is attended on this
rtu e. America hV four slaves. ~ bo
et - body guards ami are responsible
3 thnir people far the safe RETURN to
ha PHILIPPINES &c the Prince. ~uould
.s meet death iu any shape y bile on
aie tffu tIsn beads &c tlie four slaves
suuIl lsa forfeited.
Macy prominent Mars landers have
leeu presented to the Prince daring
he fast few days AMI ali pronounce
lim masf interesting persouage.
o. keepa a1oof frum the one
luudrsI and forty Philippines now Iiv-
mn q the Easerx alton. never forget
ing his royal hioud- nc IS said uf
4im lhaf BE- still has it im his bead
O. axeuaa the death % bis father y be-
,sns aituf hw American Eruupa fu pr-
fshar 1876. Tie American ofllceFs iB
lhe fshiiippiues iear that bal D. re-
mnlneI en the islands he would hANe
eausal - mueh trouhle a. did his
nafeuf hefufa him.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-28
LOCAL ELKS TO TRY
Base Ball "Has Beens" Again in
Uniform.

Baltimore Elks Nili give an alI-day
picnic At Electric Park On Monday.
July 4. The local team - composed
~ tie pick ~ the baseball players
nIO have iB past been sfaFs 10 this
branch 0f sport.
The candidates FOR the team have
been at hard practice.fOr the last month
and expect - play real base ball On
the first.
Tie captain 81 the team - Prof y.
y. Cecil AMI tbe manager Dr. :. y.
E1gin. The team viii leave 90 fbe
lz.lO train NOndsy for Baltimore.
-beTe special ears Niii take them e.
Electric Park. After the game = ban
quef will be served the two teams