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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06

guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Baff.
George Boyle and family of Hampton
visited Thursday at the Corbin home.
Mr.. and Mrs James Allsbrow enter
tanned company from Davenport
Thursday. Among them were the lat
ter's mother and sister. Mesdames
Muckle and Brown. and nieces, Misses
Gladys and Marguerite Brown. and Mr..
Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thompson. en-
ployes at the hospital left Friday morn
ing for two weeks visit with rela-
tives in the southern part of the state.
The First Baptist church of Moline
gave a picnic Thursday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. T. Einfeldt, who live on
the river road.
The little child of Mr. and Mrs. W. +,
Herbert is i'll.
DR.. Earl Soul of the hospital staff
has gone on six months leave of alb.
sence with relatives in the state OF
Washington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06
pounds. And by days Mr.. Nagel found
by consulting the scales for nearly a
week that the hive gained in weight
Total for six DAYS


What made that first set of figures
get smaller during the morning. Mr.
Nagel was asked. why. you see"
was the reply that stand is full of
bees during the night, and about 5000
bees weigh pound. So during the
morning from 10000 to $1,000 bees
leave the hive in search of honey. and
there you are. The weight of the
stand steadily decreases until 10
O'Clock. That is the turning point
After 10 o'clock, as the bees come
back, with sagging flight from thei:
load of sweets. the stand begins to
increase in weight, until by 1870 ii
weighs as much as in the morning
and by evening, when the bees rest
from their labors and are housed
again. it is six pounds heavier. That
represents a fine gain-more than the
average and it shows that the white
clover season this year will yield us
lots of the finest of honey
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06
RECORD OF COURT HOUSE.
Real Estate Transfers.

Sol Rice to Paul NJ. Bollinger lot %
First addition, Edgewood Park, Rock
Island, $1,000.
Ed C. Mueller to Mary NJ. Trevillyau
lot "a. block s. Cady's First addition
Moline. s2,256.25
Clara Matilda Sayer to Gregoir Car
pentier lot 1 block 155, East Moline,
81, 900.
Amanda Prizes to Herman Kronstedt
lot s. block 5. West Moline, $1,000.
Joseph Mauerer to Per Oscar Carl
son lot Is and 1G. block 6. South Park
addition. Rock Island. SS25.
Olive Freed 10 Sol Rice lot %, First
addition. Edgewood Park, Rock Island
81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06
OF HONEY
J. j. Nagel of Davenport, Says
White Clover is Yielding
Much Sweetness.
PLACES BEES ON SCALES
Explanation of Change From Day tc
Day and at Various Times on
Same Day Interesting.

J. J. Nagel, principal of school No.
in Davenport, and one of the leading
apiarists of Scott county, has made
some observations from which ha
draws the deduction that the honey
crop this season will be very good
that is. if the white clover is not i'm
mediately dried up by drouth. Last
year, it will be remembered. there was
not enough honey secured to feed the
bees. in the majority of instances
. Mr.. Nagel has placed a hive on the
scales and by taking records of the
weight at regular intervals has obtain
ed some interesting figures. For in
stance. the evening of June 2S at
o'clock the stand weighed 1876 pounds
and the next morning at ; O'Clock il
weighed 135 pounds. This is explain
ed by the apiarist who says that the
nectar gathered during the day wa
boiled down" by the bees during the
night from the thin and watery state
in which it was harvested to the pro
per consistency for honey. Thus the
lost weight passed away in the from OF
vapOr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06

Continued from Page Two)
J. w. Parker. Each one is supposed to
donate 80 cents. and tell in rhyme how
it was earned. This is promised to be
quite a laughable affair
Rex Ellis left Friday for a visit with
relatives and friends in Let's. Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Schafer of Yuma
spent the Fourth here with the latter
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ais
brow
Mrs. Pete Marx and children of Rap
ids City spent the Fourth here. tho
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06
a Happy Man

Is Amos F. King, of Port Byron, N. Y,
tS5 years of age); since a sore on his
leg, which had troubled him the great
err part of his life, has been entirely
healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve; the
worlds great healer of Sores, Burns,
Cuts. Wounds and Piles. Guaranteed
by w. T. Hartz, druggist, S01 Twen
tieth street Price Csc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06
Take the Postmaster Word for II.

F. NJ. Hamilton, postmaster at Cher
ryvale, Ind, keeps also stock of gen
eral merchandise and patent medicines
He says: "Chamberlain's Collie, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy is standard
here in it's line 1t never fails to give
satisfaction and we could hardly afford
to be without it" For sale by all
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06

The best remedy for backache, weak
kidneys. Inflammation of the bladder
is DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
Their action is prompt and sure. 4
weeks treatment for % cents. Sold
by all druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06
Superfuaus Hair
Removed by the New Principle
OeUluucfe

revelation to modern science II Is the only scientific
and practical to destroy hair. Don't waste time
perimenting with eetuiyS'-, Nray aud dep'laiories
These "fered you the BARE WORD ct the "pet-
aud Iuauuta, De Miracle II - the
only method which Endorsed by physicians.
derm"io"gtsts medical journals aud prominent maya
zines.
De Miracle mailed. sealed in plain wrapper or. tTcc-
Your money back without question red tdei II fails
20 do all that elaine for Booklet plain sealed
envelope 10y the DE Miracle Chemical Co. Park Az
New York.
For sale by all first class druggists department
hairdresseTs, and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06
Charles E. Hodgson.
FIRE INSURANCE
AGENCY.
ESTABLISHED 1874.
ESTABLISHED 1874.

American Insurance company, Newark
American Ins. Co. Newark, n. J.
Continental Ins. Co.. New York
Agricultural ms. Co. New York
Farmers ms. Co.. York, Pa.
Williamsburg Ins. Co. New York
New Hampshire Ins. Co. N Hampshire
Security Ins. Co. New Haven, Conn.
Ins. Co. State of Illinois. Rockford. H.
Connecticut Fire Ins. Co. of Connecticu
Office, room 3, Buford block. Rates
as low as consistent with security.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06

ON WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY THERE WILL BE DANG
ING AFTER THE VAUDEVILLE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06
Summer Resorts and Parks
Go to
Prospect Park

BIG FREE SHOW EVERY NIGHT
AT 7:3O VAUDE VIlLE IN THE
CHAUTAUQUA BUILDING EVERY
NIGHT AT 9:15.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06
Gain shown by Table.
Pounds
Time

Here is the table of weights during
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06

FULL OR H e STRA AND THE
SENTED AT THE ELITE THEATER
ALL LAST WINTER UNDER THE
MANAGEMENT OF MR.. FRIEDEN-
VALID.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06

REFRESHMENT WILL BE sERV-
ED ON THE GROUNDS. SWITCH
BACK RAILROAD. BOATING. BUR-
RIOS. AND LOTS OF OTHER AMUsE
MENTS EVERY DAY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06
NEWS OF THE NEIGRBORS.

Continued from Page TwoD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-06

So for the day the gain was six
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-30

All persons having bills against the
county for Tie quarter ending March
3tst, 1907. are requested to file VOuCh-
ers for same with the probate clerk
AT once. in order that the same may
be presented 10 the board of county
commissioners Monday, April 1st. ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-30

California straw berries are coming
i'm line now. Everything at the Mon
arch Grocery CO.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28

u II aala THAT ! farmer II plmEke
uounfH 49,. whllN II aenagoua ktaas
81 msna, sasa hia daughter i laam alAd
! FamtaF asssi haae lseF run awhY and
III 4 gnod Kltl. promising tier that II
sAie wuuld look aftef tbem he wunld
feed tie increase soF four ycAsa. SAYS
the kslgafton Journal Tie gtFl as IL
@wFe planted tlse@s chickens and tlss ~
sait. according III The fathers report II
astonishing He SaYs shs haA saA ID
tie tank arid taa aD1 salckena whlcls
he had 10 feed last wtnteF According
% tha farmwF's hsss calculations, hAS
daughter will nwn the farm Al tha
end u tie four years
Wednesday samr little buss were
kicking a football near tie Rrlagn@
E0terpFAse once They asfe having
. gooa tltnw ani kIeklng tne pig.skin
with sina Fli@t WAS exhliifatsug,
0ne ii then kirsea tsls hAlt aMa Nj
rolled directly under the tsst III 4
Young lads sho was pasasihg. aKlck
IL Miss ona III ths pays shouted.
Tia young lady glanced harrledly
tsi See tt ai1Y nae wAs watching ard
seelng tie coast clear slla slightly elv.
vated her SKIRTS aud launched out !
dainty foot wtth an abandon chat
lacked eool calculation, The foot mis.
aest tila ball and something fearful
AMI wonderful happened. Tier foot
tore bole IL the atmosphere slx Ia.
chss asoSe her heaa aud slge At duan
oIs the h@ll MI hard that fbe tAaaNea
caAs@@d h@g h@AE s@ eam@ aawR asaa tiaa
ilttle boYs ran hame crying heesuse
thsir ball was ruined.
kav J NJ Cantrril tho new Megha-
aist minister comes hlkhly fsc00
nehded ana will escapg tile pulpit
next sunday morning Aaa eFeulng
ilt has h@eH very prominent Ia bis
iapfns r9nfsfstsee and wAs rmp8f
tuned 20 remain bat prefers to
nasi hls i0t smea9 Tie people Of tbs
great atase u Oklahoma llW a a
long tlme fflvna and c6lAhaFef II pfa
siding Elder MellehAlt. wiio goaetsea
tpf his AceegtAhlliy ih every respect
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
Friday Aaf =

Friday, NuY z
oce Bengs is up from Adalf
seymour Riddle vent hunting TO-DAY
0fayson Wills i here from White
Oak
Charley Iones, Of wsleh Is Ia tapn
today
III nesaFd Of Chicago, i sFsglAssFed
It The Cabb 1oday
+ Quinn Of oarthage. Ne. i regis.
tered at the Green today
M Middleton and wife returned 70
Tulsa last evening
=. {. FIalsy eft last night for
Guthrie. 0kla "a business
JF chaFlsswoFth Is up after ;
sesks Siege wlth ths gFipp.
Ray Willis has accepted q position
sith the Muskogee OH Co. Of tins
plaee.
J II. Parker returned last night
from Kansas city. wlaess he hes been
"a business
j F Warren and I B. hoatg0m.
err eAma ii thss morning from the
cfeek Nation
Gosernor HASKELL has issued call
faf tie legislature g mest III Guthrie.
December :
G. s. Ayefr attended ta baslneas
nsFs Iast night ard returned 10 Tulsa
"a LilH nean train.
Mrs A. Il. Efelisn sent lo Kansas
cts thls morning "a YlslI her parents
J. II VefltY ard wlfs.
seymour Jones haa returned ffnm an
extended xIalt @ Oregon. California
and many utheF waatarn states
" I. Wade returned this morning
feom hAftleaellIe ana Parsons aheFs
ne has beef fpF savaFal dasA
Geo. " selKIs haa moved u III.
Patton farm sass # town whsra II
wlll e0ndact hla daisy II ne future.
hlas NaFa Armstrong ge1ufne1 from
sg. Louis Ghla morning wheFe a1e III
bAau buFins goods fef ne nafellT
store.
Z Hicks and A. 4. Thempsas
sFanGHd lightning faals 81 Ihs seanog
81 ha1Al and nil 20 tisoFna Martins
nsfn Iaaa5.
/ f. = klEAeE # Tie KIfHef. il MaEsI
/ Undertaking Co. II Wichita Maa. /
! Hsfa visiting Lewis Haasa II. aossh
vs. #Ilh tbs eazapanY feE YaaEa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28

NA*s@t ~ He~NNee7s7* ~ - -
to-day
VIZ. Farley wsnt to RartlesvIlls
laat night
sidney smith i 10 fayll TODAY o.
business
A. i. Churchill sent @ Ciaremors
last night.
Morris knight went to Muskogss
thls morning
Charlay klllehrew weat "a MeAlass'
teF this m0rnl@g
Corn Ia salliag an the kacai market
heFe today tbr Is e@nta
Lev Tod@ the All roasia man fsVm
Aihia IL here today
Attorney ii m Wilson received
s5C0 worth Of nsw las books.
Mr and Mrs. e " Curtis IT Alton
are hers visiting relatives
Herman Llshtfo0t aud 4 n Dick
nies y Ac'sp afe mere sos'Ay
Miss Andrle Ghiseni lsexpeetsu from
Alton this evening 20 slset ffieiasiA.
Tom Giles ls here today from kelSo
liz has ! load % hay feaay ief aalR'
ment
stan Miller, Bob Alien and len
&Kiisaam age heFe today from tlmueF
Hill
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28
Monday. Nos

Monday Sos p
n " Franklin spent SUNDAY with
ha family here
Morris Knight cams ID tmn Tulsa
Tuesday evening
AIAer T4ehBr ttau4aa sast eyennE
ifaW fHfee DAYS lslt ii Mussasee
WHiism llsnioa 0f Rcsne STA Il
herr % uasiusss aad Wishing fr.e1as
+ Mlw pliHe Martin. ~ ooiambus.
hass b lssfe Visiting R3y Ffaukan
and Nife
Mn. biwArd q Fans sent 10
cnetopa TODAY "a visit nsf sister Mrs
Richard eomta.
Mrs y ] Hutchinson A0t Daughter
Ruth sent 70 kansAa City SUNDAY
morning on The KATY fl1aF
Tie nemhera 1t TIE Chofokss cub
will give ; grand AalE 81 Thanksgiving
svs Il sal II : sssll affair.
Aafraf = stanaeld hare rented
tie room formerly occupied b. John
d Turner 10 the Wads building
~. Ellsa Hluelacket. Of nlaslacket
returned hone tsdaY after = visit
With An hamsY hiAckfsatAeF
tahn WsAseg aud daughter Mr.
heason expect 10 leave aoon f0s old
Asxieo. foF TIE benefit oF NJ wsAvsrs
tealth.
= J IlohdT. An L \. Hash. Frank
Hookshise. ~ Wright and Grandma
Ward came doun from nlasiaekst
this mnfnihg.
/ = =. Martin ard family of Talza.
are expected this evening IL spend
Thanksslslng wlth Mrx. I. +. camp
Issll I'D other fFlsnds.
Miss NAhel GunteF And GAYLORD \.
Isbout both sang solos At the CHRIS.
tian church yesterday. ard Il 4 ssfa q
- beth made goed.
/ Rss Hawklna came up from pfYol
Creek iass evening and occupied ths
pulpit = tie Christian church laas
night 70 The plAcs Of Rev. sweeney.
E Aeeanmst : displaying !
ItwiE from : par Tree whlcA RAISED
tvd crops this yeaF Tie second eFog
Is ot good sire and bofa about : psek
A. i snoddy + here from Fort
Worth, Tsxas. IN Interest Of the aua.
kogas on % Mk snoddy fofmell
lived 10 FInlta and las manr friends
here.
" - Nlllef ) pfomlnst citizen
of harllsasliie i here toda % buas
ueas lie uaA unee ! leading husinss
man q Ninlta.
+ Or Louis HaabY returned from
nfess9 Texas saturday evening.
lls ags 1nass Parker : gaining hi.
#fs#z#ksf = HtAfFt @sH8 fftzNsAH - ~
bs ahle = 1sks up rs law pFelctes th.
lsass Of he ysas
Major sam Parks sant 70 AuskoKss
lila morning where lie wlll attend :
meeting It fhe mayors e 81 t.
cities III Oklahoma II i proposes
4 hY tila mayors II recommend e. tlss
legislature ! mude If legislation f.
ali ttHnz and cities III Ehe nAa stale
Ths4 skpee9 ; good aItendaiHuss
1aaks +. + Essewu lteld ona a..
session 81 the District CuuFi at II.
aauft ls0aas EndAf foF The purpose .
swearing IL tha Craig County hAf ~
80 easa eH some pTulata matter.
fail llHs 81 tie atEaEns1s wha l01l
ne osfh wili u publishes
aamnKFums a 1f1a lis1 i lHeumniaaa :
ltfe hour Il sulna = pres
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-11-28

1
Nina Hpaau AnA mlfe. ii isleoFA -
Id town tuAas
~ !, Asanaala Il able 10 H. an ths
stfeess toaay
Astonsy VI y Thompson Il ln
Chelsea goiAy
Grayson wills Is hsrs from White
GlAa to-day.
mw. i. E. WAllen haA h@en aulte
slck foS tfe paxt week.
G. n. Tipgou u watsonA Racket
forces w on tha siek List
sldaay smith returned from Pryor
cfees last uTeniu9
oce Trait came Ia from hla fArm
near WeAeh This merning
work was resaaAna on tho auditor
ium ground this morning
IA. Etrhsa leaves thAs ayealng
gaf ColIsysllls, kAs, Ioreinain.
Ar ana Mrs Hen Gfeen arw re.
lolelng oveF the birth 81 ten psaaaa
girl
!. 4. CasaloasY goes 20 Meleh so-
marfow in the interest o. ths Ghi~f.
tain.
LswM Lauday and wifs of uieaFA,
are hers shopping and visiting fasas
tsyus.
], &. Starr and Bert s'b&hdl#g went
d Chelsea thss morning az III bust.
ness
n IL TaglOf ana daughter Ars 1As
Harmon, retugnea Tnls mafuinN fraa
w. ta0@sS
Mrs Charley Higgins WHO las teen
very slek for the past three aests y
slowly recovering
Miss Emma Atlai saalte slcs AID
unable 70 be 81 her plaea "a The tele
pllanp etiiea
Marriage liestss was issued yesterday
to Wil5am Hamilton and Ms
Miranda j Laseah
VI n llalseli ts0s ms Iast mali foF
Meskoeee tpsiAY to attend The Trans.
Mississippi e1nsrvss
The college ftatha8 tnan went to
chelsea F0aag moon fa play tue QhslseA
ts5s tlils afternoon
Nfs FEauk Harmon yetutned q l.ef
hone III Nsieelha. aftera Msit Aigh
JAS Harmon sna iamiif
MN 1ase eiafs sa2 Mrs t.oesnaft
81 ehclsea. paAei through herr gaM
MORNING "a fQ8tt @ iogiiu
Ssm Fra2es aeNs 81 8is CAhin thM
monins a. ln0e after the erection ut
ha ne~ stott bullaing there
tleefy Miller has FetaFaed from
MAfYviio, Me- where he speut :
sees visiting friends AID relatives
Miss Moran Armstrong Fstafusd
ths morning from 81. Louis whsfe
Size sent to buy goois for RAteiiff
alsez Jessie Davis ard Julia TAI
laf are iaa additions 10 tha Typo.
graphical fofcs u tie chieftaln
Office
Mr. F. s Walker, Mrs. G W
Livingston of Alton. Ars here todAY
visiting Alss Aay Shepherd and other
fFlenAs
1E Smlth and Nifa returned %
SevA1a. 40. this mornlng after :
Walt here wlth NJ smiths brother,
j Il. smith
Geo. KIugls. TIE boz whoss les was
amputated last Friday, and was
removed to hehospltal 1t Springfield,
Is getting along hicsly.
Mls WFights room Il The public
sehool pot thslf tickets tnssEhsr and
secured : plaonogFaph q Tha Fzlf.
rfie Cen restaurant also secured ona
I.R hrewbraker and wlfs leave
this evening fer 0sseao. NJ. Bssw-
bfakef hAs been wlth tie Kat4 station
foFoe hers and takes ; similar place a.
0swege.
Several of ths RalsaecAs IL THIS
pIaes wlll attend ) session ii Alton
tonight AE whlch time tie team from
Hluslzekst vill initiate ; numbsF ef
candidates
= 4. TzYlaf Ana NFs. James uan.
non returned tbs morning from
ST. Louis. Nm Harmon lis bsen 10
It Louis Tor several months taking
treatment 81 he St. vinceut flas.
plfal
TIE poles weYe set IL town Saturday
faF the Adait spavlnaw telephone
lire. tie llnamen are nearly e. toun
with lie wife. TIE llna viii be IL
soFkine condition 10 . frp dAys
Adaif Ledger.
The Washington times., 1907-05-20
M|DDIES FEEL
DEFEAT KEENLY
Had Opportunity to Make
Clean Sweep With
Army.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. May 2O.-The mid
shipments baseball team. which was
vanquished by the West Point cadets
in the annual game on Saturday, has
returned TO Annapolis. There was no
demonstration. The team and substI-
tutes were driven to the Academy and
settled down 10 studies preparatory 10
the usual routine OF today
The players were in good spirits. Just
how Navy lost the Htme in the last
minute Of play is the sole topic al the
Naval Academy. The defeat is felt more
keenly because Of the fact that Navy
had a splendid opportunity 20 make a
clean sweep in athletics with the Army.
having won the football game last fan
and bested the soldiers in the intercoI-
legiate fencing tournament in March.
It win probably not be necessary for
the middies 10 eject another captain. as
Frederick T. Van Auken, OF Plainfeld.
y. J., pitcher, viii not graduate until
1908
The Washington times., 1907-05-20
F" Exercising" a Monkey
Costs Master $40 Fine
Highly Original Method Consists of Making
Simian Dodge Rubber Balls Thrown by
Paying Amusement Hunters

A monkey Is not competent evidence.
Judge Kimball has decided that ques-
ton once and for all, and from his
stern decree there may be no appeal
that is. so far as the Police Court is
concerned.
William. Dwyer, the enterprising
owner Of particularly large and evil
looking simian named Husky" was
brought before his honor on the charge
or having been cruel 20 the animal
According 70 the allegation. it appears
that Husky and Dwyer had entered
into partnership whereby the former
was TO get upon a platform and dodge
rubber balls. aimed at his intelligent
head by callous, rough-mannered per-
sons, while the latter was 10 stand at
the front OF the box and charge the
said persons for the privilege Of throw
ing the balls.
The humane officer who discovered
the case is a man blessed with indie
fatigable energy. and moreover is an
The Washington times., 1907-05-20

acute sufferer from the belief that the
court wants TO see in-treated animals
when It can.
These two qualities led him 10 bring
the animal down 20 the Police Court
and insist upon nervous officials carry
ing the beast. cage and ALL into the
Courtroom The monkey, tired OF the
colorless existence. and monotonous
scenery around him. tried 70 freshen
things up bit by getting hrm grip
on the hair OF the chance passerby ana
holding on. He came near getting in
a fight when he accidentally took hold
OF the red hair OF a son OF Erin, just as
his case was called.
"Evii-tempered cuss," muttered the
bailiffs IN unison.
Evidence showed that Dwyer mad per
mitted the balls TO be thrown at his
pet; also, that some had struck the
Then The defendant was called upon
the stand.
your honor said he. Il merely let
people throw balls at that dear little
animal because he needs the exercise
in order to keep his digestion IN good
trim.
why" he continued. excitedly. Il
could bring that animal on the stand
here and show your honor that he is
the mildest-tempered beast in the
Never mind said the court hur-
riedly. never mind. Wen have no
monkey shows here in court I dom
APPROVE OF that form OF exercise Tor
animals II you want TO exercise the
monkey. take him out for a waik-S20. %
And Husky" didn't even notice the
expression Of panied surprise which
came over the countenance Of his be-
loved master.
The Washington times., 1907-05-20
America Only Country
With Feminine OFF,
cial in Delegation.

Appointments Of the secretaries and
attaches of the American delegation 10
The Hague Peace Conference have been
made at the State Department, and they
will sail for Holland within the next
few days. The list contains the name
of a woman, Miss Margaret A. Hanna,
private secretary TO Second Assistant
Secretary Of State Adee. who has be-
come known as the woman diplomat OF
the Government.
The complete delegation TO the con-
ference, with the clerks and secretaries.
as now announced, Is as follows:
Personnel of Delegation.
Joseph II. Choate, chairman; Horace
Porter, Judge L. NJ. Rose, former presi-
dent Of the American Bar Association;
William ]. Buchanan. former minister
to Panama and the Argentine Republic;
DR.. David Jayne Hill, American min
lister to the Netherlands; Judge James
Brown Scott. solicitor of the State De-
partment; Brig. Gen. George w. Davis.
Judge Advocate General OF the Army.
s. Sperry, president of the Naval War
College at Newport, r l.. naval at
tache: Chandler Hale, secretary; Charles
Henry Butler, reporter OF the United
States Supreme Court, expert attache;
The Washington times., 1907-05-20
h'LAURIN FIGHTS
COTTON EXCHANGE
Will Aid Price to Alter New
York System of
Grading.

NEW YORK, May 2O-Former SEN
ator John Lowndes McLaurin of South
Carolina is here to take part in the
prosecution OF the injunction suit
brought by Theodore II. Price against
the New York cotton exchange to re-
strain the exchange from enforcing its
system OF grading cotton.
In discussing his connection with the
case today, Senator McLaurin said !:
Tho Southern Cotton Association real
izing after the institution of Mr.. Price s
suit that Il was an attempt to eradicate
the worst evils with which the cotton
interests OF the SOuh have been in
hicted for years, requested me to come
10 New York 10 see IL they could not
in some way be represented in the suit
THE methods adopted by the clique
in control Of the New York cotton ex-
change have been so successful in the
past that In their overconfdence those
IN control have at last raised the abuses
TO such magnitude that they have over
reached themselves. I believe that these
interests have oversold for July deliv-
cry the entire amount OF spinnable cot
ton left in the country, and that they
have done so with the sole idea of max
ing deliveries through the New York
cotton exchange of a lot Of riff-raff
which does not deserve the name OF
cotton"