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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

Stemart, oer iom @r1no til Sten.
foltninge1 angap, Of ban fanot Stub
BEN for efstlufip, % at ban piloe gioe
Meolemmerne en- Naomiuoelie ON, at
Be lite er beore END onore Menne.
iter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05
life ct optaget, men ser er e1,oel
% Nroofs at orone.

StUNle ltI O8 H>IUUIS VI OCOIle.
- Mutbortteterne I 2pman Geu1=
tD bar en- Wan6 / 8aret9gt, Iom 6e
troer bar en- ipgelig Mani for. Sc,
itetDpert. Ser er / ben ienere Sis
begaaet en- Mang6e 6rtlttge Spoerier
fra enoel al Sc itbrite M%ancbmeno /
@onntpet, og Der bleo 6erfor f%oreta=
get lt1teripgelier, Der f6rte til at en-
@rneit 5cbteber al 5tonp Butte blep
>arreiteret. @noel al De itiaalne Sc,
lte bleo funoet / bans 8eito6elie, n1en
0ommeren og forifiellige an6re troer
at ban fioer al en- fits Soc, ser faar
BAN til at itiele @eite, og oe oil ber.
for laoe bam %unoerip9e al go,tntpets
&omtsiton for @inosipge.
= @po 0afota: sSSnoianer= u8uefs"
er life mere iaa mooige og baar0fe
re, iom De bab6e Sr6 for at bore /
gamle Gage, boor imo6 6eres Sqapa
er ppr6ige @ftertommere al oeres
nabntnn6ige 5orfeore. Der bar /
oen lenere Sis beret en- Snoianer=
leir / Mprbeoen al W1iller, og / 6or=
btn0elie mes 6enne fortnlles cit ret
betegnenoe @tltorie. @pp6ingen @rom
@agle og bans Slot naaeoe paa &ei>
fen til Miller en- temmelig ltrt6
Strem, og ban pegre6e fig be0 at
iGtte ODER. Sons Sqam ibgte at lnt-
tie Mo6 / bam og opmuntre6e bam
til at prspe @ooeitpffet, men ban ipa,
reoe, at iaa funoe bun 10 bile lit Moo
og lpemme oper. 9ette los bun fig
lite iige to @ange, men git uo t oe
ptloe Banoe og fom lpffeligt ODER,
bporefter bun binteoe til Maneen, at
ogiaa ban ffuloe foriese fig. @an 10
ipottenoe as benoe = og pan6re6e en-
0mpei paa ODER en- Mil for at font
rte ODER en- Bro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05
1l1innelota.

- Nogle faa Mile &eit for ct.
&eter, / Ssbatpa Gomnibip, ligger Ell
flor Sgrpemoie, lom ct 5oleoo, g.,
6pnoifat bar til6u0t at opertage og
Der bpgge en- 6abrit for 6remltilling
al &prb til 8renolel. SEQ set 5p=
item, fom Spnoifatet bill fplge til
&6rpelabningen, bill 8roouttet -fu,1te
lapes for $3.50 pr. Son. Moien
ligger i N9rbeben al @ooie Safe.
= $ @inona County, nogle faa
Meile fra ct. CHARLES, er Ser funoet
eulobolotg @rts paa @ainep> 6ar=
men. Ser ct. ct Mreol al Is Mcres;
bbor Der er fun6et faa meget @ulo I
Sorbbunoen, at set Tan betaIe Jig at
b%eorbeibe Den. 6armen tilberer Sc
putp 8oilep Snipector @ainep. @ulo=
feberen bar grebet Garmerne / gg-
men, {aa De foriemmer Gorbereoelier=
ne til @a%ararbei6et for at ipge efter
BET rpoe Wetal.
- Morbiogen angaaen6e Moroet
paa 81. 8. 9abl og bans 9utter Ma=
got, ser bar baft laa megen Opiigt i
@emioit=@gnen> bleo begpn6t lioite
Greoog. Mf Sc to 9lnflage0e, @esleD
og Gournier, pi1 @eslep fprlt fomnne
Torber, og County Mopofaten me-
nes at babe fnloen6e 8epiier i1noo
bam, blanot an6et sen Mnflageoe3
egen 8%efien6elie. &alg al Surp par
en- meget let Gag, imoo al Gorpent=
ming, ioet MAJ bapoe troet, at Sc fle.
tte al 0megnens 8eboere bapoe 6an=
net fig en- foruofattet @ening ON Sc
Antlageoes Sfpl6.
= Sen ltore @alpbun6re6aars-
uofttlling, lom bar paatanft afbolot
paa @tate Gair @rln6en mellem
&nillingbDerne neite Mar / Nnleo-
ming at at oct 90 er so Mar iioen
6taten organiierebes> oil n9ppe bltoe
til @irfeligbe6, i6et 2egislaturen bar
forfaitet Gorilaget ON en- @epilling
til bette Goretagenoe, iom biloe paa.
fire Staten en- l16gift al / Metllton
9olIars. Gor1lagets 5fiebne bleb of
sort fiofte l1ge / Senatet, bpor aGor.
Faget forfaiteoes meo fun en@5tem-
me. $elt umuEigt er oct bog lite, at
Goritaget oil fomme frem Haanp / en-
anben Sorm> bporpeo Der gipes De: erl-
felte @ountper / @taten Gilla6elie til
at eibe 8eoillingerztil en- iaaoan lib.
filling.
81 CT en6nu life u6e. oper
$etseprocesiernes Gage Der i.sWsin.
neiota. S ct. 8eter er Der ii6pite
11ge forefaloet ct EiIfeloe al benne
0perlepering fra Miobelaloerens
,n6rfe Gage. S Gate 8rairie Eotpn.
fbtp, Nieollet @ountp erflerer en- una
Nge, ellen 8eterien, 18 Mar gom-
mel, og benbes 8ro6er aGbriitian :'Ase-
terien, at en- Maboerifez Mrs. MorItn,
taD6e forgiort beres Siem iaale6es,
ct alt gaar ffapt Der: Segneue ffnll..
Der net, Rserletdber 6ere 8NRt,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05
uoro Dafota.

81 Babpeto11s oa Der CONNER
blipe ct fort 8pgseboom. Ser er
auereoe planlagt 8penineer for
$75,00O, oeriblanot BDgninger paa
Snoionerifolen, ct MT Nrmorp, np
gitp Sail og mange Bripntboliger.
@n6pioere bill Der blibe lagt flere Wfi.
lie @enentfortope.
- On np Sernbanelinie giennem
@abalier. Gountp,fra Canada @reno-
fen til Omegnen al Osnobrocf, bpor
BEN ifal itb6e iammen meo Great
@ortbern> pentes at blioe paobegDnot
me6 set fprite og Mrbeioet fremmet
iaa burtigt> at 8anen Tan transporte-
re neite Mars afgreoe. @i61te nge
bolot Garmere / ben nor6pitlige Del
al Gountpet Mpoe / 9angoon, bpor
8aneanlegget blep beItemt, og Union
@ailmoD 50. blep i1forporeret meo
en- @opital al 100000.
= @illiams @ountpfenglel /
@illiiton ct aa6enbart temmelig uio.
lis bpgget, ioet ialt % Mrreitanter !
2ebet al forbolosois tort Sis bar
lfaffet Jig l1ogang uoen &illaoeIie og
er flpgte6e. @ioite l1ge flpgteoe 4
Sanger paa en- @ang, ibet be me6
en- Erepino baooe ifrabet gementet
bort fra 5tenene / SoffeIe11 % Der.
pe6 bannet ct Sui, BET gao Dem en-
let M6gaug til Gribeo. Ser bill mi
blibe u6ite6t 6orbu6 imo6 at 6on<
gerne bar Srepinoe bos fig, ligeiom
bet oil blipe paaiet, at oeres Negle
paa 6ingrene life er laa LANCE, at Sc
fan. brl1ges til lfrabe Cement meo.
= S. g. zimmerman ii66er ar-
r%elteret / &enmare UNDER Mnfloge for
at bape giort 6orieg paa at fpgle lin
8rooer, g. IS. zimmerman, og
6. la &ier / en- &a1lmile Noro for
8pen eeo @poploampe. 9on bar
l1enig me6 Sc to Men6, og ga 0isie
for nogle Gage iioen arbei0e6e / Sci
men, ten6te ban ct 8aal beo Me6gan=
gen til 6enne og falte gbopl paa Sen.
Gampene trungte neo / Minen, %
0a Menoeue iggte at fomme op, IT'LL
leoe ban Jig be0 Sn0gangen meo en-
8esie og tpong Dem til at gaa neo /
@inen igjeu,. 9e: par omtrent osoe,
oaa nogle Raboer, Der bab6e Jet Sen
tptfe @pg, font til og fit Dem op fra
Dpbet.
= $ @rono Sorts bar Minneapo=
liz @bangeliiten @unt bolot nogle
meget opft9toeffenoe Mesoer, Der bar
gibet anleoning til betpoelig l1ro /
8Den. Ser bar til 6enne ipecielle
Anle6ntng bpeget ct %rntolerttoigt Ea-
bernafel, lom bapoe foitet $4,000,
eg ser blep Mpoerne 1bol6t. %&unt
TOM meo poleiomme l1ofalo moo for,
lfielltge Borgere os JSSnItitutioner, og
bans uofalo bar iaa poloiomme at
at ban cit Gong auiaa oct for flogelt
at rentnte fro Bpen / nogle Gage.
&an tom tilbage ienere og fortIatte
fine Meoer, og paa oisie uotalte ban,
at Diepelen bapoe aabenbnret fig
me6ens oisie blep bolot, bporpe6 ban
bent90eoe til, at nogle agteoe 8or-
gere t 8pen baooe mooloet bans Be-
lfploninger. @ltnt bill fortiette fin
Bourne giennem 5tate,,, men Eaber-
notlet / Grano Sorts er blepet neo=
rebet.
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misconiin.

SuASlut1tptu ~ Ct OOLOultOSlC
nator iom @pooners @fterfblger bill
brp6e lgs for Mlpor MI, toet Ser flo
ite ltge blep beotaget en- 6ellesreio=
luton al 2egislaturen / &enbolo til
bpilfen Mfitemningen ltnl begpn6e 5.
16. Mpril.
: Sra @apleburlt, cit lille 8p
peo Smoba 2tnien, / Merbeoen al
Moribfielo, meo6eles, at to @moa-
gutter, Gernie og Grnelt Mn6erien,
Conner al en- 6armer, er blebet fnu-
tie UNDER 2ogs pau en r@oIltpop"
beo @quatp Greet 2umber @omponps
2a6eiteo. 9e legeoe paa 2oggene, 90
otsie pluoielig iatte fig / 8epeeelie,
og 8ernene blep / ben @ro6 flemt
unoer Sr9l tammerne, at De blep beIt
fnrlt.
= @uberter Daptolon og en- Sc,
gislotur-aomite bar / fibite l1ee be-
ret paa &eiie til @poitaterne, napn-
Zig til Georgia for at fe pao @ten til
oct npe @apitoltum. @uberngren be.
ipgte ligeleoes @oibington, 8. g., oe
Retp Oorf, men afiluttebe @eifen fao
betios, at BON fun6e bore tilboge til
fin Dutters 8rpllup / 6enne .nge.
Mftis Dopioion mootog ii6ite rge e.,
MRngbe tiloels meget berotfuIbe
8rubegaber. &enoes 8ruogom, Greo.
:Snbu1cb of Milpaufee, % bans Brb.
.ore bar iualeoes ffiRntet ben6e et
n1eget foitbart Giamont-&oIsboano
Eog Der it0fom ftoite ltge 8ruoegape,
Fiji aofiIIige Suiinbe Collars 8eroi
@uberngrboligen bliper / ben MnIeo.
ming bepogtet at ipecielt Roliti for a
btnbre EDperier.
- Mnorem 8oI6, en- norff 6orme,
II M9rbe6en at @aIesbiue, bar ben,
benof fig tic aongresmati6 gieb on
lbans Sjeip IL at aa aeeieringen
lRsaibireion 81 81 g foretaae g llnbe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05
Jowa.

Jowd.
@n bun6re6aarig Man6, IS.
9. 6oro al &iberiioe, afgif itolte nge
peo Dg6en. &an e%fterla6er fig en- me,
get flor @fore @~fterfommere, ser
meo 8brn, @prnebgrn og 8erne=
bbrns @ern ialt u6gigr SO Meenre<
ffer. Sans @nfe operleber ban1.
= Nortb @eltern Sernbonefom=
pagnt agter / Sen nermelte Sremtto
at BRUCE 2 Millioner Collars til at
6ens Gien6om / og be6 Clinton
/ beore @tano. Ser ifal bpgges ct,
8ro ODER Misfisiippi me6 Dob,
belipor, iamt M Easiageritation %
MT Gragtbus.
= gilbert 6. Drofe, en- Gorret.
/ Burlington, bsoe ii6ite
uge iom 5slge at ct @aa6eifuo. Sans
IL @ar eanale @gn lege6e meo Ell
lille @iffel, iern ingen pioite par la.
oct, Ga @tuooet git al og @,1glen
ran1te Gaoeren, bet 6e6e 10 Gage Ell.
ter. @ennen er u,eeet f%ortoiplet
ober Den rlpffelige $enoelje.
= Oscar Mplen, en- jpenitfsot
@frgooer fra Cambridge, ST., begtf
iioite ltge @elpmor6 be6 at fufte fig
foran ct @aslogertren / Mnrbeoen al
Sttnmtpo. So ban iaa $renet fom-
banot ban ct Serfte6e for 9ine-
ne og faiteoe Jig ODER @finnerne. oe
acknowledgement balsbugge6e bam.
Otter Bapirer at 6emme, iom fan6<
tes / bans 2omme, Ter set 10 til, at
ban bar mist9nft for at babe be-
gaoet ct @oro, og at Fan bar flpgtet
for at un6eaa Mrreit. Sen .ipenlfe
&onirI / @btcogo er blepet on,nooet
ON at forb6re, ON Sc ipenlfe Domlto=
(e efterlggte bam.
= S Statens 2egtslatur bar ser
iaar, JON / ollie Nor6peltens 2egislo.
turer, b9ret fremiat a6itilltge Tor.
flag ON Observation-Disclosures. Gu
bernpr @ummtns bor mi / al @tilbeo
labet 2egislaturen bloc, at BET MI tan
bore NOT me6 Sernbane.2opgipntng
2 Gents pit. Ntl og nogle fao andre
2obe al minore 8etponing maa bere
alt bbab Ser Tan blipe Sale on1,- oq
beotages Der noget uoober bette, bill
@uberneren BRUCE fit @eto. 6orifid,
lige GorFag bentes paa 6enne Moooe
at fomme til at o. I @tilbe6. Boa
ben anoen Side be66er Set, at Sern.
banerne lite bill mo6iette fig 2 gents
pr. MI 2ooen Longer, og pao Set,
Maooe bill Ser bltpe Sre6 ODER belle
SSernbanelinten.
Gn Ben at 2iebeb og Brooer.
fab tog fig forleoen Mften BEN Sri.
heo at sipe Meolemmer11e al en- fin
&ubi Dubuque en- 8aan1inoelfesom,
at De iffeTburbe bol6e fig beore en6
andre Menneffer. 8eoit fom Stub.
bens Meeolemmer ia6 og MO 2ipet !
oeres elegonte 2ofater, tom en- @ten
mieuoe gjennem 8in6uesruoen, o.
bar tgt peo at ra1nn1e nogle al
&lubbens meolemmer. Gnzanben oq
treble steh f1Igte % bepngeoe Meo.
[lemmer1e til at iaIberes fig JON Sc
IIbeoit flnoe: stenfoiteren bIep are.
Ben, oe par i NAi,dliiffer5 RuboIph
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

= @n bun6re6aorig Man0, IS.
9. 6oro al &iberitoe, afgtf it6lte uge
peo Dgoen. San efterlaoer Jig en- me,
get flor Sfare @~fterfommere, Ser
meo 8brn, 8prnebprn og Borne
berns @ern ialt uogier SO Meenne<
ifer. Sans @nfe operleper bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

= Mortb @eltern Sernbonefom=
pagni ogter / Sen nermeite Gremtt6
at BRUCE 2 Millioner Collars til at
iptte oens gienoom / og beo Clinton
/ beore @tano. Ser ifal bpgges cit
M 8ro ODER mississippi meo Sob,
belipor, iamt M Refrigeration %
MT Gragtbus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

Bidrag m0dtages af Fru Otena Steenstrup. KeypOrt. N. J.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-21
STOVE COMPANY
STRIKE is ENDED
Agreement is Reached, But Terms Are
Not Given Out-TWo Strikers
Are Sacrificed.

The negotiations for the settlement
of the strike of the polishers of the
Rock Island Stove company, referred
to last evening i'll The Argus, were
successful, and q settlement was reach
ed yesterday afternoon. Nearly all of
the men returned TO work this morning
The terms of the settlement are not
made public, but ii is understood that
slight concessions were made by both
sides.
a few days ago it developed that con
'cessions on each side could bring the
men and the company to an agreement,
and negotiations were entered into.
Ben Rinck and Chip Myers allowed
themselves to be sacrificed to bring
about the settlement. and they will
seek employment elsewhere. 1t is I'M
derstOod that the injunction bill brought
by the company against the men in
the circuit court will be dismissed,
now that the differences have been
settled
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-21

w. c. Maucker. democratic nominee
for alderman in the Third ward, is one
of the representative men of Rock Is
land. Beginning in a small way by
conducting a grocery store on Ninth
street in South Rock Island, 20 years
ago. he. by industry and frugality.
made a success and later engaged i'll
the same pursuit in Rock Island. His
thrift was shown on the requirement
of considerable property i'll the center
of the city in both the Third and
Fourth wards on which he has erected
some of the most modern buildings in
the city. and business confidence was
shown in his election some years ago
to the presidency of the Home Build
ing & Loan association. When through
defalcatiOn on the part of the secre-
tary. he took upon himself the duties
of the office, he guided the association
through trying times and finally wound
up its affairs in a satisfactory manner.
Seven years ago he became secre-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-21
BY ORDER
P. j. KiIey, of Boston, Enroute
Home From California,
Killed at Davenport.
WANTED TO SEE THE RIVER
He and Wife Had Left the Train
When It Started, Mrs. kiiey Board
ed Safely, But Husband Failed.

The girders of the viaduct near the
Rock Island depot in Davenport, claim
ed another victim last night, in the
person of p. ]. Kiley, Il resident of a
suburb of Boston. Mr.. Kiley was in
iured last night when the HOP train
passed through Davenport, and died
this morning at o'clock at st. Luke's
hospital. where he was taken after the
accident
Mr.. Kiley. accompanied by his wife
was returning TO Boston from CalitO"-
MIA. where they had spent the winter
They did not retire as early as usual
last night. in order that they might Sc"
the Mississippi river when the train
reached Rock Island. At Davenport
Mr. and Mrs. Kiley left the train and
walked down the platform.
Tried to Board Train.
They. were some distance from tn"
train when the conductor called All
aboard" and the train started. Mi
and Mrs. KiIey ran for the train, and
Mrs. Kiley was able. with her hus-
hands assistance. to reach the platform
of one of the coaches. Mr.. kiley was
unable to board the train, and was
dragged along the platform, while peo-
pie standing on the platform and a
Pullman porter shouted and urged him
to release his hold. He was told by
the porter to let go. and that the train
would be stopped, but hung on until
caught by the girder
| Crushed TO Death.
The man was not thrown under the
| wheels of the train. but was crushed
| against the girder by the cars. The
porter had given a signal to stop, ALI
the last coach of the train had jus
reached the girder when the train
came to a standstill. Mrs. Kiley, who
is nearly Frustrated by the acciden
and its fatal result, accompanied he
husband to the hospital. and RENAME,
at his side until his death.
The inquest was begun at o'clocl
this afternoon. The remains viii
probably be taken east tomorrow 70
burial
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-21

tary of the Rock Island Retail Mer-
chants association, now the Rock Is
land Business Mems association. which
Office he relinquished a year ago to de
vote himself exclusively to his insur-
ance business and private affairs. He
has been identified with many public
undertakings and has been in the front
ranks of movements on the part rf
business men and citizens against mu-
nicipal legislation of a nature destruct-
i've to the well being of the public.
He has served efficiently as alder
man from both the Fourth and Third
wards, and four years ago was the
democratic candidate for mayor of the
city. He is one of the commissions S
of the Drury drainage district. a big
project to reclaim lands in the lower
end of Rock Island county. He :
chairman of the democratic county
committee and is prominent in city and
county affairs.
Mr.. Maucller has an attractive home
and family at 744 Seventeenth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-21

Rev. ]. w. Proved of Boonville, Mo-,
will be called as his successor. Mr..
Proved will preach at the church next
Sunday, and he is said to be gifted
speaker. This evening the Improved
Sewing society of the church will give
an entertainment at the church. Sup
per will be served and program has
been arranged.
There has been promiscuous solicit
ing among the members of the consre-
cation by persons unauthorized to do
so, and the members are asked not to
contribute anything to such persons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-21
RAIL MAGNATES ON
INSPECTION TOUR
President WinchelI and Vice President
Nudge and Other Rock Island
Officials Here.

A special train bearing President c.
l.. Winchell, Second Vice President H
L. Nudge, and other officials of the
Rock Island road, arrived in this city
at O'Clock this morning on a regular
tour of inspection. The party looked
over the property of the company here
and then went to Moline and Silvis.
The stop was short, the special depart
ing for the southwest to complete the
tour of the system. Superintendent fl.
S. Cable of the central district. with
headquarters at Davenport, and Super
mtendent c. II. Hubbell of the north
ern district with headquarters at Cedar
Rapids. joined the party here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-21
CON men FINED
James Martin and Joseph
tSimpson Plead Guilty, the
Latter to Two Charges.
HORKEDSHORT CHANGE CANT
indictments Certified from Circuit to
County Court-Civil Cases
Are Being Tried.

James Martin and Joseph Simpson,
who were arrested some months ago
IN charge of operating confidence
game in the form of short change
acheme, plead guilty in the county
court yesterday afternoon and were
ined and sentenced by Judge II. {.
Ward. On the joint Indictment against
the two for larceny, each was fined
$50 and costs and sentenced to day
in Jail. and on one of the separate in
dictments against Joseph Simpson, he
was fined $50 and costs and sentenced
to a day in Jail. Another Indictment
against Simpson was nolle pressed.
The men paid their fines.
The circuit court certified these cases
to the count ycourt. together with the
indictments against David and Fannie
Harris, for renting property for i'm
moral purposes; Rebecca Baker for
conducting a disOrderly house; and
Theophiel Verstijuge for larceny.
Paving Case Continued.
The Sixteenth street paving case, in
which property owners protest that the
city failed to comply with the law in
filing certificates of the acceptance of
the work, was continued until March
Ia. when ii will be heard by Judge
Ward. A. E. Bergholtz was appointed
commissioner in an East Moline i'm
provement case for the laying of GER
tain sidewalks in the village. J. Il.
Oakleaf represented the village.
Verdict for Claim.
The jury in the circuit court yester-
day afternoon returned a verdict a.
lowing Thomas Cole a judgment OF
$262 against Van V. Reeves. The plain
tiff claimed $246 and interest TO De
due him for the price of a horse AMI
| a balance from an earlier transaction
about two years ago. S. r. Kenworthy
appeared for the plaintiff, and II. NJ
| Schriver for the defendant
A claim of DR.. S. II. Miller against
| the Lewis Roofing company for sery
| ices as a veterinary surgeon, is being
tried before the circuit court today
John LOoney represents DR. Miller and
Hon William McEniry appears for TIL
| company.
To Hear Injunction.
| The injunction bill of Henry McCar
thy of South Rock Island, 10 RESTRAIN
the city from submitting the annex
alton proposition at the coming elec
ton will be heard tomorrow mornin:
by Judge Gest. The bill was read yes
terday. but the hearing continued unit
tomorrow. Kenworthy & Kenworth!
represent the complainant, while CT,
Attorney Olson will appear for tn,
city and Hon. William Jackson repre-
sents sahe property owners of Sou;,
Rock Island who are urging anneXa
ton to the city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-21
NOTICE SPRING? IT'S HERE
Arrived at 1870 P. M, According 10
the Almanac Maker.

Spring officially arrived about 1:30
this afternoon. At that time the sun
crossed the equator on the way north.
Now the equinOXial storm is in order,
following which there will be an inuu-
dation of spring poetry, spring milli-
merry. garden seeds and house cleaning
With the Inauguration of spring to
day the mercury did an acrobatic
stunt in which it threatened the record.
The maximum temperature for the dag
was Il. while the highest temperature
ever recorded in the month of March
was 50.
Some enthusiast sprang q last years
straw hat on Second avenue today. bu;
in the excitement of the campaign h
escaped a mObbing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-21
PERSONAL POINTS.

Gust Lindgren departed Tuesday
evening to spend vacation of few
weeks at Seattle. Wash.
Miss Irene Don returned last evening
from Chicago university to spend the
Easter holidays with her parents, MI
and Mrs. David Don.
r. c. Willerton. chief clerk at the
Harper house was called to Danverse.
Ill, yesterday by the sad and meXpect-
ed news of the death of his sister.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-21
INDIVIDUALS DO NOT PROFIT
Bryan Lectures Given Under Binding
Contract Unique i'm Nature.

In all the contracts signed by VIII
liam Jennings Bryan for his lectures a.
provision is inserted prohibiting the
charging of more than so cents as gen
eral admission and more than ST to
any part of the house. Mr.. Bryan APP
pears only under auspices of churches,
Y. NJ c. AS, lecture course associa-
tons, or literary, educational or char
liable institutions. He requires that
all profits be entirely devoted to the
purposes of the organization or institu-
ton that is responsible for his appear
ance. He positively refuses to lecture
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-21
Labor Review Out Tomorrow.

Tomorrow the official monthly paper
of the Tri-City Labor congress will
make IFS initial appearance. This or
ganization has only one endorsed pub
LEGATION, and we would thus call the
public's attention to the fact.
BOARD OF CONTROL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-21
A Favorite Remedy for Babies.

Its pleasant taste and prompt cures
have made Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy a favorite with the mothers If
small children. 1t quickly cures their
coughs and colds and prevents any
consequences. 1t not only cures
Group. but when given as soon as the
croupy cough appears will prevent the
attack. For sale by all leading drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-21
BlCYCLISTHlT BYAUTOMOBILE
Rock Island Lad Thrown 20 Feet in
Accident in Moline, But Uniniur

While Clarence French, a 15-year-
old Rock Island boy. residing at Thir-
teenth street and Sixth avenue, was
returning home from Moline last even
ing on his bicycle he was struck by a
Root q Vandervoort automobile. be-
ing tested by two of the company's ex,
perts. His clothing was torn and ne
was thrown about twenty feet, but
fortunately received no serious injury
The accident occurred at Third street
and Third avenue. Moline.