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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS

Washington, March 2.-Following is
a brief resume of the important pro-
ceedings in both houses of congress
yesterday:
SEN NATE-Thc denatured alcohol bill
passed the senate by "a vote of 65 to l.
Senator Pettus of Alabama cast the
negative vote Conference reports on
the agricultural sundry civil. naval
agreed to. \ bill was passed granting
a pension. of $50 a month to the widow
of the late General Joseph r. Hawley
Adjourned till today.
HOUSE - The house at the morning
session began consideration of the gem
eral deficiency bill, and at o'clock
laid il aside for the ship subsidy bill.
whose passage developed one of the
prettiest fights in years. On the first
vote the democrats and the inSurgent
republicans had votes enough to defeat
the measure. but after three hours of
fierce contest the bill, as perfected In
the committee of the whole. striking
| from Pacific coast points TO the orient
was finally passed by n vote of 1862 tC
| $50. The general deficiency bill was
| then taken up and passed. An amend
ment by Mr.. GrosVenor of Ohio was
| adopted. giving to all employees of con
| proposed reduction of mileage for sen
ators and representatives from 90 to
cents per mile went out. The hous,
lagFeed to the conference report on tn,
postoffice appropriation bill and adopt
ed it. A bill was passed providing fo
committee. which is to administer tn
$4,000 which President Roosevelt re
lceived from the Nobel prize fund. Th
house adjourned at $40.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
Man Dies at Aae of 1C6.

Claremoat, y. H. March wi
liam Welch. believed to be the Oldest
citizen of New Hampshire. the Oldest
member of the Grand Army of the Re
public. and the oldest Mason in the
United States. is dead at the home OF
his son. in East Lempster. Mr.. Wclch
was 1O6 years cid March % last.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
CANCELS ORDER
FOR OMAHA BUILDING
Hartman Stops Improvement on AC
count of Opposition to
Roads.

Omaha, Neb.. March . Vice
President MohIer of The Union
Pacific today Cancelled the contract for
erecting a 12-story headquarters build
ing which e. II. Hartman was to erect
in Omaha, to cost 100000.
He did it, he said. under orders from
Hartman because of recent action oi
courts and legislatures. The contract
for wrecking the buildings on the site
had been let and work begun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
SUNSPOT AT WORK
Worst Storm of Winter Pre-
walls In South With Wind
and Lightning.

New Orleans, March 2.-Southern
Mississippi and Louisiana have for
two days experienced the worst storm
of the winter, the disturbance mani
Testing itself in torrential rains, fatal
electrical displays and cyclonic winds.
At least one death was caused Dy
the storm in Mississippi. Thousands
of dollars of damage have been done.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
CREDIT CURRENCY BILL IS
CALLED SCHEME OF BANKS

Union Pacific will do very little ne"
construction work for some time %
come Regarding the demand of the
men for higher wages, | can only say
the railroads will agree to submit -hc
proposed increase in pay and also 9th
er questions 10 a board of arbitration.
Whether the men will agree to this
proposition is unknown. If strike Is
decided upon, that is the mems bus
mess
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
RAIL MAN EXPECTS A PANIC
Anti-Rairoad Legislation Hindering
Work, Says A. L. MohIer.

Omaha. March 2.-"I believe this
anti-railroad legislation will shortly
produce panic" said Vice President
and General Manager A. L. Mohler of
the Union Pacific. "The agitation has
already greatly affected railroad build
ing, and | think l can say that the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
ALL SAVED FROM WRECK
Passengers of Steamer Corona Are
Brought Ashore.

Eureka, Cal, March 2.-AlI passen-
gers and hand baggage of the wrecked
steamer Corona have been brought
ashore. Only one person, Quartermas-
ter Gum, was drowned. The boat is
total loss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
Chicago Republicans Nominate.

Chicago, March AT the republi
can city convention today the follow
ing nominations were made without op
position:
For Mayor-Frederick A. Busse.
City Treasurer-Edward c. Young.
City Clerk-JOhn r. McCabe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
Schooner and Crew Lost.

Victoria. B. C. March 2-Thc steam
er City of Puebla reports Che loss t.
the gasoline schooner Bessie *. of San
Francisco. probably with all hands.
The Bessie X. was passed bottom MP
Is miles off Cape Blanco.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
DEMOCRATS PROPOSE TO
TALK SUBSIDY TO DEATH

New York Stafford. SteenersOn, Ste
vens, Volstead, Webber, Weems, VII
son of Illinois. and WOodyard.
Fifty-two republicans voted with the
democrats on the first roll call. On
motion of Williams to lay the motion
to reconsider on the table, so republi-
cans voted with the democrats. On
the vote adopted the substitute the"e
were As republican insurgents and
on the final passage Al.
For south American Trade.
Only four steamship lines are to Ga
subsidized under the measure in the
form finally agreed upon and all these
are to sail for South American ports.
One of the lines is to be from the A
lantic coast of Argentine, the third
Atlantic line between the Gulf of Mex
leo and Brazil, and the fourth line from
the Pacific coast to the lsthmus If
Panama and Chile.
The annually subsidy of which these
lines will be 100000 for monthly mail
service. of S60G,000 for fortnightly
in service. excepting Argentine which
is to have 100000 for monthly service
or 100000 for fortnightly service. M
American cities are named as ports
from which any of the lines are to
start and the bill is so worded that
ca can touch at any number of ports
in the United States. The same i
true of the Atlantic lines.
Require Good Speed.
1t is provided in the bill that YES
sells profiting by this subventIOn fol
carrying mail must have speed o.
not less than 16 knots and it has beer
repeatedly stated on the floor of thr
! house that no ship in the New Englan'
and South American trade can MAKE
any such speed
Free Alcohol Wins in senate.
| Washington. March 2.-Senator Al
| drich of Rhode Island the republican
| leader of the senate. yesterday Tough
| the free alcohol bill and was defeated
Senator Hansbrough was the man VIII
led AZ republicans and democrats an,
overwhelmed opposition to the meas
| urC.
The victors claim that plan 70
acquisition of all the distilling interest
in the United States by the financia
| interests generally represented by til
Standard Oil company has been brok
en- up. If amended as desired by Sen
ator Aldrich, it is said that the dist
lery trust thus formed would hav
been relieved by competition by farm
ers.
| The bill. which had already bee
lpassed by the house, simply perfectet
the law enacted at the last session
providing for the withdrawal fro
bond tax free of domestic alcoho
when rendered unfit for beverage or |
quid medicinal uses by mixture wit
suitable denaturing materials.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
Minority of House Com
mittee RoundIy Scores
Measure
NOW LIKELY TO PASS
Means Permanently InfIation---
Need Already Pro-
vided For.

Washington. March 2-Representa-
tive Glass of Virginia has submitted to
the house the report of the minority of
members of the committee on banking
and currency in opposition to the Fow-
Ter asset currency bill, upon which a
favorable report has been made. The
minority report points out there is no
urgent need for the proposed legisla-
,iOn on account of there being no gen
eTal business demand for it,
VIII BE WrongfulIy Used.
The minority members base their op-
| position To the passage upon the ground
| that they do not believe the credit
NOES which it authorizes will be used
for real emergency purposes or that
| the currency TO be provided will have
any appreciabe degree of elasticity.
Shaw * Quoted.
| The views of the secretary of the
| treasury. that the measure is totally
inadequate as an emergency measure
| and does not meet the demand for an
| elastic currency, are emphasized. In
supper of their contention that there
is no urgent need for the proposed
Legislation, the report points out that
national banks in whose behalf this
privilege is sought, now issue but 62.5
per cent of the bond secured currency
authorized by the existing law.
NJ Government Guaranty.
| Declaring thar the banks should de-
rive a fair profit on the business they
transact, and that they are concededly
doing this. the report concludes by
iaskinG: why. then, should congress
be asked to extend their privileges by
lCnacting law which will enable them.
without bond security, with no SEM
Iblancc of government guaranty, to is
sue over $213.000.00O of credit notes
taxed only ) per cent and to be loaned
to an interest twice and often thrice
as high as The tax paid? To do this
would simply give the governments s
sanction to the scheme of a bank note
issue that Will enable the banks TO in
crease by millions of dollars their al
, ready ample profits"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
Street Railway at Portsmouth
Ohio, Completely Tied Up as
Result of Strike.
SOME PROPERTY DESTROYED
Company May Ask for MIitia-Etn-
pIoyes Said to Have Been
Orderly.

Portsmouth, Ohio, March . The
street railway strike situation is more
serious today Strike sympathizers
burned a street car just east of the
city during the night. No cars are
operating today. The company officials
threaten to ask for the militia in case
pie protection
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
Attack Car Barns.

Portsmouth, Ohio, March 2.-The
mob spirit took possession of east enI
citizens last night and fully 1000
strike sympathizers gathered in the Vi
cinity of the street railway offices. Gre
ating scenes of violence. Louis Duls-
heimer, a strike breaker, who drew Il
revolver. was disarmed and almost
beaten TO death. Several cars We're
wrecked before the crowd was dis
persed by the police. Save for a few
belt line cars, the company has be"n
forced to suspend traffic. The motor
men and conductors who struck 10:
shorter hours have not participated i'll
the outbreaks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
FAIR PLAY MORE IMPORTANT Than
SQUARE DEAL, DECLARES HARTMAN
Fnancer Unburdens His Mind at Recent
Inquiry Was Inspired by Jealousy of Those
Who Have Failed

Washington, March 2.-E. H. Har-
riman. who is in Washington for a few
days, in discussing the recent investi-
CATION by the interstate commerce COM
mission in New York, today said:
There was not a single new point
brought out in the inquiry. 1t is sim
ply a rehash of matter that was given
wide publicity seven years ago. This
continual reform agitation simply shows
the animosity that exists today against
men and corporations that have made
a success.
should Try Cooperation.
"The interstate commerce commits
sion could produce far better results if
the members would try to cooperate
with the business interests of the coun
try instead of antagonizing them. In
view of the unfair methods of the ad
ministration, as carried out by the in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
MOB STOPS CARS DEFENSE SCORES
Steve Adams Proves Alibi for
Date He is Supposed to
Have Killed Tyler.
STATE LEARNS OF MISTAKE
Finds Fatal Slots Were Really Fired
on Another Date But Evidence
is Excluded.

Wallace. Idaho, March Owing 10
the exclusion of important testimony
which the prosecution wished to pre-
sent. it now is believed that in all
probability Steve Adams will be acQuit-
ted of the murder of Fred Tyler But
he will not be permitted to go free, as
there are three charges against him,
which may be brought up one after
another by the state, and, even if aC.
quilted in every case. may keep him 4
prisoner for an indefinite period.
The fight in court yesterday was the
sharpest of the trial. and the resul,
was a notable victory for the defense.
Judge Wood announced that he would
overrule the petition of the state for
permission to recall Mrs. Arthur Phil
lips and then reopen the case for the
prosecution. The testimony to be Civ
en- was regarded as vital for the case
Of the state.
tIibi Not Broken.
1t was assumed all along by The StarH
that the day on which Mrs. Phillips
heard the shots fired which killed Ty
Ter was Wednesday. Aug. 10. The de
Tense was able to establish such a
strong alibi for Adams on that day
that it could not be broken down. Now
| it is discovered that the day on which
Mrs. Phillips heard the shots was not
| Aug. 10, but Sunday, Aug. :.
The state now believes it would have
| been easy for Adams, after the shooting
| early in the morning. to travel to Ma
sons cabin in time to take part in Tho
| birthday dinner at which his presence
is so well attested. The defense. OF
the other hand. established no alibi fol
Adams Aug. I, but by the ruling %
the court the state is unable to pre-
sent any of this new testimony.
! Wanted as Witness.
| While i; is believed here that thi:
startling change in the aspect of tht
trial renders Adams conviction of the
murder of Tyler difficult. it is not be
Iieved he has any chance of reganin;
his liberty at the present time. He !.
wanted by the state as one of its mos
important witnesses in the approach
ing trial of Moyer Haywood and Petit
| bone. officers OF the Western Fedora
ton of Miners, for the assassination Q
former Governor Steunenberg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
Laid Before senate.

Washington. March 2.-The ship sub,
sidy bill as it passed the house was
laid before the senate today when Gal,
linger moved TO concur in the house
amendments. McCormick's motion that
the bill be taken up tomorrow morn
ing was defeated 23 to 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02

Later the chairman of the demo
cratic senatorial caucus, Blackburn
gave notice to the republican leaders
the democrats would not permit the
ship subsidy bill to pass the senate
before adjournment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-02
Carmnck ON the warpath.

He was asked if he intended 10
speak at length against the measure.
He replied if it became necessary he
was inclined to take up quite a little
of the senate's time. The statement
was accompanied with a confident air
tho result
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Siiuf Manlt6icre ffidltia.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
Sta0t Baltimore.

@bleben. - Sr. Gietrid Gier.
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i'm 30. 2~ebensia6re. Gr binterIGBt
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an 20. Wot 1852 geboren unb fam
Dor SO Sn1ren nod baltimore. Seit
81 Snbrcn betrie6 or i'm Sultie Tr.
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bod mar CT ieit l6ngerer 3cit frGnf-
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len 81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

Die g 2oge g t.
I" Der nGlfS" pcranitoltete &c.
tern Ibeno III ibrer &oQe an, Der
@eIts5 aDctte.S traBe oos uierte Gon.
3ert in oieier Saiion. 9olielbe lpor
trob oeS tieien ShneeS Iebr gut be-
lllht uno 6otten aud Die 3omen
nitt geldellt, ein noiieS 5iiBden SIT
befommen. 0os Yrogromm mar
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mlels; Wonolog Sr. 0rane Wilbur;
&Ieoerportr0ge, Gnln1ett s. Weld
uno u. @ilsfp; defamation, Eeter
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trog, DC. y. Wurpbp. Die Yionobe.
olcitung murbe bon 5rau Sobn Sars
Jon gelieiert. Die 8orbereitungen
lrnrell pom 9altssGomlte inter oem
8oriit beS Srn. 9falpb Goldman &c.
troficn uoroen.
Ole Efloiterungs 3. In.
leibe, - Is lit 10 gut, wie beibloi,
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pebr.anleiben in 5rage geitellt lper-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
}.t itlberncn Grnn5c.

Scrr unG 5rolt Scrmdnn Moler BE-
ge6en I'M Sreiie ibrer 6arnilic Do&
6eit Der lilbernen @od5cit. - &r.
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burt5tag.
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bpreil.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

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