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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-27
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-27
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HE day after l came to
Valley farm was one OF
the longest days Of my
life. Not that it wasn't
pleasant, for it was. But
whaD Won npt m before
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
SECOND WARSHIP
SENT BY DUTCH
One of Two Biggest Battleships
in Navy for Use Against
Castro in Case Of
Need.
SAILS FROM HOLLAND
Bitterness Of Feeling Shown In Re-
fusal Of Merchants at Curacao
to Purchase Venezuelan
Sugar.
SAILS FROM HOLLAND

The Hague, July 30.--Orders have
been Issued that the battleship Jacob
van Heemskerk be made ready to sail
for the Caribbean Sea, and 1t Is ex-
pected that she will start without de-
lay. 1t is explained officially that this
battleship is the only reinforcement the
government at present contemplates
sending to the West Indies. There new
er has been any question of Dispatch
Ing an imposing fleet, as has been re-
ported.
It Is said that the main object of
sending the Jacob van Heemskerk to
the West Indies is to have second
ship handy In case. for any reason. the
cruiser Gelderland, which is now In
Venezuelan waters, should not be avail
able at the moment wanted. The Geld
erland is at present the only Dutch
warshlp in the West Indies
The bitterness OF the feeling at Will
lemstad. Curacao, against Venezuela Is
shown in dispatch from the governor
OF Curacao, received today, which an
nounees that a vessel chartered by
President Castro's brother. and laden
with sugar, which arrived at Willem-
stad yesterday was obliged to leave
that port without dlsposlng OF It's car
go. The merchants, whose trade has
been Injured by President caetro's or
ders regarding the trans-shipment OF
merchandise at Wllemstad, refused alb
solutely to purchase the sugar in qucs.
ton.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
MAN HUNT IN VERMONT
East Wallingford Trailing Escaped
Asylum Prisoner With Dogs.

East Wallingford, Vt, July 30
The mountains and valleys for miles
around this village are tonight filled
with armed men determined, with the
aid of bloodhounds. to run down and
capture Elroy Kent, an escaped pris-
oner from the Waterbury insane asy-
lum. who Is supposed TO have MUIR
dered Miss Della 3. Congdon in this
village on Friday of last week The
trail followed by the bloodhounds led
to the home OF Kent's sister, Mrs. Roll
lin Flanders, In the mountains near
Wallingford, and then branched off in
another direction The sheriff and
his deputies searched the house but
found no trace of the fugitive, Mrs
Flanders denied that he had been
there. AT dusk the dogs and men
being tired out, the hunt was tempo
rarily abandoned and the, men were
stationed at cross roads and at other
points throughout the hills for the
night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31

The Jacob van Heemskerk is one OF
the two biggest battleehips belonging
to Holland she has a displacement Of
$3.50 tons, and can steam sixteen knots.
Her armament consists Of two % inch
and six SO inch guns. six 12-pounder
quick-frers, etc, and two torpedo
tubes.
The Gelderland was ordered to Ven
ezueland waters from Curacao for the
protection OF Dutch interests as soon
as she returned from La Guayra with
Minister de Reus on board. NJ. de Reus,
the minister OF the Netherlands was
expelled by President Castro from Ven
ezuela on account OF published COM
munication. In which he was credited
with having declared that Castro was
running Venezuela These exchanges
were the elimination of strained rela-
lions arising from the activities OF Ven
ezuelan revolutionists at Curacao. on
account Of the bubonlc plague. and an
order issued by President Castro pre-
venting the trans-shipment OF cargoes
for Venezuelan points at Curacao.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
ADOPTED GIRL
AFTER HART MONEY
Nine. Guillemin Says Will Filed
Is Not His Last and Was
Obtained by
Fraud.
NEPHEW THE BENEFICIARY
New Yorker Gets Millions Left by One
Time Clothing Peddler, While
Ward Receives Small
Annuity.
NEPHEW THE BENEFICIARY

New York, July S0.-In the fling to-
day with the probate clerk In the sur
rogates Office here of objections to the
admission Of the viii and Its Ave codl-
ellis Of Benjamin Hart is a story OF I'M
usual interest The objections are
made by counsel for Isabel Lucchesi
Hart Guillemin. adopted daughter of
the testator and wife of Jean Guillemin.
counsel to the French embassy in VI
emma.
Mr. Hart left an estate valued at sew
eral millions. He started as a cloth
ing peddler In Virginia. In the early
sixties, and after the Civil war came
to New York where he amassed large
fortune. He married and went TO Par
is where he maintained luxurious es-
tablishment He adopted Isabel Luc-
chest, young Italian girl as his
daughter and soon afterwards separat-
ed from his wife. He subsequently OBJ
tanned a divorce from her and she re-
turned 10 New York. where she lived
on monthly allowance up to the time
Of his death. Mrs. Hart claims that the
divorce was never legally obtained by
her husband.
Nine. Gabrielle Julia Antoinette de
Bic, who for several years presided
over Mr.. Harris Paris establishment
was left by him an annuity OF $4,000
year, besides the house with all Its
contents and a specific bequest OF
$4,000 to be paid her Immediately
after his death.
Michael Hart, a nephew Of Benja-
min Hart, who lives In this city, Is
the chief beneficiary under the Will.
| He is to receive the income OF the
resIduary estate for life, with power
to dispose of the principal by will. He
is also left a specific bequest Of $780,
600.
Hart left several requests to his
adopted daughter, which he afterward
revoked on account OF her marriage
to Guillemin.
Nine. Quillemin In the objections Al.
cd by her to the will asserts that thu
courts OF New York have no jurisdic
tion to admit the will and codicils (
probate, as Mr. Hart was not a resi-
dent OF the state of New York. Sh,
declares that she was Harris legal.
adopted daughter, and as such is ell
titled to interests In his estate, both un
der the laws OF France and the laws o
this state.
1t Is also denied that the Will and cod
tells are the last Will and testament o
Benjamin Hart and that the same wer
attained by fraud coercion and duress
The probate of the will Is asked 70
by the United states Trust company
executors Of the viii.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
CORTELYOU NOT TO
GET GOYERNORSHIP
Secretary of Treasury Advised
to Give Hughes a Clear
Track to the Nom.
nation.
AS ONLY POSSIBLE VICTOR
Astute Politician Tells Him Party VIII
BE Defeated If Hughes Is
Turned Down by the
Machine.

New York, July 30.-That George
b, Cortelyou, secretary of the treas
ury, will allow the use OF his name
as candidate against Hughes for the
republican nomination for the COVER
norship Is highly improbable. Mr.
Cortelyou practically reached this de-
cision yesterday afternoon after dis
cusslng the state situation with some
of his friends In this city.
Before Governor Hughe made his
announcement this week that he
would be willing to accept renomi-
nation, some OF the leaders of the
state organization had approached Mr..
Cortelyou with the tentative sugges-
ton that he become a candidate for
governor In New York state this
autumn. 1t Is not understood that the
nomination was definitely offered to
the secretary OF the treasury by the
organization" but he was asked
whether he was willing to become a
candidate In event that further con-
slderation pointed toward his prob
able success.
Mr. Cortelyou gave no explicit re-
ply to these suggestions, but said that
he would discuss the whole situation
with his friends He has been doing
this. Yesterday afternoon, while the
secretary was in the down town dis
tr!ct he saw some OF his closest
friends, some OF them from other
states. He asked for their frank opln-
Ion OF conditions In this state and the
bearing Governor Hughes announce
ment Of his candidacy would have on
other possible contendents for the
nomination. One OF the men with
whom the secretary talked. man OF
national distinction, and shrewd and
experienced politician OF the best
type, who Ia also a close personal
friend OF Mr. Cortelyou. said this
1T may be possible for the repub-
lican state organization to prevent the
nomination OF Governor Hughes. but
as surely as this is done, the repub-
Will be defeated. When Hughes sig
nified his willingness TO take renom-
nation, he made impossible the cleo
ton of any other republican candidate
for governor. The people Of the
state. the great mass Of voters, are be-
hind him They have given no signs
of weakening In their allegiance e
the governors program and policies
believe they approve all that he has
done. including the race track legis
lation. In the city here the race tracl
and sporting element looms large, bu
up the state the people are moved
when moral issue Is invoked These
plain facts make 1t seem to me mad
vlsable to attempt to contest Hughes
nomination ! think we need him OF
the ticket TO insure republican success
in New York this year"
If the name of the man who spok
these words could be printed, thei
Importance would be more appreciat
cd They impressed Mr.. Cortelyou.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
INSPECTOR GETS
AFTER DRIVERS
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strong enough TO stand down the hill
In truly breathless expectation the
throng waited expectantly for wag-
on to come over the incline No one
was doomed to dsappoin tment for
along came wagon with eight or ten
uncovered empty cans, all trying with
great success to make the oyster odor
OF the Qunnlpiac river a nonentity.
The driver was stopped and informed
he would be arrested to-day unless
more pleasant fumes issued from his
wagon He replied that he didn't
know but that he would Just as soon
be arrested as to drive a team with
the redolent qualities Of his own.
Then he said that Mr.. Acunto had not
supplied covers and was allowed to
breeze on with warning and a smell.
The third wagon reminded one of
ale and porter "arf and arr" as our
old friend Dick Swiveler used to say
when he lined up before the London
bars. Five Of the cans were covered
but the other FIVE were uncovered as
they passed the corner. The driver
looked unconcerned even when threat
ened with arrest. He had heard
somewhere that the police station is
sanitary at least, lie promised to
tell Mr.. Acunto to get some more COW
ers, and went on his way softly hum
ming an Italian ditty.
The covers had given out, for the
drivers of the two other wagons rode
down with friend in barouche and
MIR. Leigh announced that the game
was off for the afternoon Slowly the
oyster odor got back into the air and
was very refreshing Then the party
started for home.
Dr. James Maher president Of the
board of health, stated last night that
the matter was discussed at the meet
ing last Tuesday, and that no other
meeting would be held for the pres
ent. The health officer and the in
pectors are doing the best they can
with the difficulty,
According to the city ordinances
the police could we'll take some hand
In the matter and help the inspectors
out, There Is an ordinance which pro-
vldes that any driver who does not
keep the garbage cans covered Is La
BILE to arrest and fine. The fines
which Mr.. Acunto would have to pay
for his assistants In one day such as
yesterday would mount up to enough
to buy covers for all the cans and the
thoroughfares along which the carts
go would not be afflicted.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
HORSE RUNS BEFORE TRAIN
New York Girl Killed and Two In
jurcd at Grade Crossing.

Seabright, n. j., July 30.--Miss Julia
Drucker, Of New York, was killed and
her sister, Mary, and O friend, Miss
Ruth Rouse, seriously injured at the
North Borough crossing of the New
Jersey Southern railroad here late to-
day Mrs. Louisa Mannheim, who was
also with the party, received painful
bruises. The horse attached to the car
riage in which the young women were
riding became frightened and dashed
In front Of a passing train Julia
Drucker fell under the wheels Of the
train and was ground to pieces.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
BOSTON NOT cREDULoUs
Her Armenian Colony Thinks Sultan
Is Not to Be Trusted

Boston, July 3o.--Among the 1000
Armenlans in Boston and its vicinity
tonight, the news of the amnesty was
received with much interest, but with
no marked enthusiasm.
NJ. r. Gulesian. one of the most wor-
thy and prominent of the local Armen-
ians, and manager of the Castle Square
theater, said:
81 am glad to hear that there is such
movement on foot, but Armenians
will wait until the Sultan proves what
he says by his actions before taking
any move His previous promises have
not been kept, and have been only on
paper They have proved disastrous
to those who believed and trusted In
them, and many who have returned in
other years have done so only to be
thrown into prison.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
TWO ON BURGLARY CHARGE.

Two young men were arrested last
night by officers Landy and Lippincott
of the Howard avenue station on sus-
picion of being connected with the bur-
glary of small candy and fruit store
about a week ago The store at 8
Portsea street, was entered during one
night last week and about ten dollars
worth Of candy, tobacco and cigarettes
taken. The lads arrested are John G..
McKeever and Henry P, Lynch. The
police are looking for others in the
case. The two lads arrested are charg-
ed with burglary.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
INDIRECT WORD OF FLEET
Storeshlp ut Fills Gets In Touch With
the Georgia 1000 Miles Away.

suva, FIJI Islands, July S0.-The Gla-
cier, storeship OF the U. s. Atlantic
feet, arrived here to-day. She reports
having been in communication by WIRE
less with the battleship Georgia Tues
day at a distance OF 1900 miles, ana
hopes to effect chain of communica-
tion with the meet through the tender
Yankton, which is In the Tonga Is
lands, and the repair ship Panther,
which is at Pago-Pago, Samoan Is
lans.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
LIEUT.-GOV. ARRESTED
George II. Prouty Pleads Guilty tc
Breaking Speed Law and Is Fined.

Boston, July 30.--Lieutenant Gov
ernor George H. Prouty Of Vermont
was overhauled by a police officer
mounted on motorcycle while
speeding In an automobile on the Re-
we're Boulevard to-day with a party
of seven Vermont men and women,
and taken to the Chelsea police court
He pleaded guilty to breaking the
speed laws and paid fine Of $40.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31
BREAK NEWS TO SHERMAN
Senator Burrows VIII Tell Him of
Nomination on August 1S.

Utica, N. Y, July S0.-Hon. James $.
Sherman received word today from
Senator Burrows, chairman of the COM
mittee to notify him OF his nomination
for vice-president, saying that 1t would
be agreeable to the committee to come
to Utica, August IS, the date suggest
ed by Mr. Sherman. Senator Burrows
will make the address in behalf OF the
committee. The members of the COM
mittee will be entertained by the city
and Mayor Wheeler is now making
plans for big demonstration.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-04
WHY so WEAKp
Kidney Trouble May be Sapping
Your Life Away, Florence Peo-
pie Have Learned This.

When a healthy man or woman be =
gins to run down without apparent
cause. becomes weak. languid, de.
pressed, suffers backache, headache,
dizzy spells and urinary disorders,
look to the kidneys for the cause Of 1t
all. Keep the kidneys we'll and they
will keep you we'll. Doan's Kidney
Pills cure sick kidneys and keep them
we'll. Here is Florence testimony to
prove it.
Mrs. Albert @. Pulliam. of lilo
West 7th street, Florence, Colo. says
81 WAS troubled by An almost constant
dull pain in my back also by frequent
headaches. Often 1 would be 80 miseI :
able that it would be useless for me
to attempt to do any work. At night.
the pain in my back would awaken
me and l would be unable to sleep
we'll. There WAS also a difficulty
with the kidney secretions. / wxs
weak. lacked ambition and in fact was
generally run down WAS induced
fIom reading an advertisement Abou,
Doan's Kidney Pills to give them
q trial and had my daughter get box
for me at Daniels drug store. The
contents Of this box made wonderful
improvement In my condition and en-
tirely freed me from pain"
For sale by all dealers Price &c
cents. Foster Milburn 90. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan 's-and
take no other. IN "
The daily tribune., 1908-12-04
LADIES G. A R. OFFICERS.

Yesterday afternoon the Ladies Of
the Grand Army elected officers fol
the ensuing year:
Mary Yelton. Patriotic Instructor
Hattie Neeper. President.
Nora smith, General Vice Presi
dent.
Emily Snuff Junior Vice President
Margaret Mackey. Chaplain.
Eva Thomas, Secretary.
Augusta Kimpton, Treasurer.
Ida Smith, Conductor.
Eunice Sheely. Assistant Conductor.
Margaret Walk, Guard.
Annie Smith, Assistant Guard.
Lulu Weaver, Musician.
At the close of the business session
visiting friends and comrades were
admitted to the circle, and enjoyed {
very pleasant social hour while par
taking of excellent Refreshments furn
ished by several good sisters who al
ways have a surprise up their sleeve.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-04
CANON LABOR CLUB SCORES POINT.

Al O'Clock yesterday mnrning tie
jury in the case of Joe Walton and
John D. Lloyd. proprietors Of the So
called Canon City Labor club VS.. City
Mars hal D J. H custom ct al for dam
ages resulting from the alleged des-
truotion of property during the raid
of city officers aud citizens OF July l..
1906. brought in verdict for the
plaintiff and filed the damages at $2,-
295 25
In the absence of Judga Bailey Of
the district court, the case WAS tried
by Judge Cavender of Leadville.
Damages in the sum of $1,000 were
asked, 81 1886 25 for the alleged des-
truction of liquors, cigars, furniture
and fixtures and the remainder as con :
sequential loss arising from stoppage
of business and interference with the
clubs right as q chartered orgapiza.
tion.
Only three witnesses we're placed on
the stand tor the prosecution. Wal
ton presented sworn inventory of
the property destroyed. which sum
WAS not disputed and which the jury
assessed against the defendants. ac-
oording to the Instructions Of Judge
Cavender. The defense presented no
witnesses and made no defense of
their alleged actions contrary to the
expections and to the surprise of the
plaintiffs.
A second suit for 81 400 damages
has been entered against the same
particles by the plaintiffs for injury to
the building, $400 is for actual loss
and 81 900 for exemplary compensa.
tion for loss of tenants. etc. By an
agreement reached yesterday this case
will not be tried but will be Depend
eut upon the decision of the supreme
court in the former case. a motion for
an appeal having been filed by the
defendants.
Take your girl on Sunday excur
The daily tribune., 1908-12-04
SHERIFF SALE.

BY VIRTUE of An execution issued
out of the Clerks Office of the coun =.
ty Court Of Fremont County. and
State of Colorado. and to me directed. I.
whereby am commanded tn make
the sum Of One Thousand Seven Hun.
dred and Fifty One Dollars and interest
thereon at the rate Of per cent per
annum from September Goth. 1902. to
date Of sale, ana Twenty Four Dol
lars and Eighty Gents costs, and costs OF
sale, the amount Of certain judg
ment recently obtained against The
Florence Electric Street Railway
Company, in favor of NJ j. White
and W. D White. partners, under the
firm name Of NJ. White and Com
pany. out Of the lands. tensments,
goods and chAttels Of the said Flor
ence Electric Street Railway Com
pany:
have levied on the following
property, toiwit:
1877 60.pound 80 foot, steel rails.
about 100 atlas rail joints with bolts.
about 100 pounds copper bond, about
kegs Of old railroad spikes, and
about 800 old railroad ties and also,
60-pound 30 foot steel rails, II kegs
railroad spikes, aud Sweets track
drill. with bits.
THEREFORE,, according to said
command. shall expose for sale. at
Public Auction. all the rights. title
and interest. Of the above named. The
Florence Electric Street Railway
Company. In and to the above de.
scribed property, on Saturday. the
9th day OF December, 1908. at
O'Clock p. IN. ,at tho vacant ground at
the N Il. corner of McCandless Ave.
nue.. and 4 Bird St. In the city OF
Florence. in the County Of Fremont,
State Of Colorado.
Dated at Canon City this 23rd day
OF November. A. d. 1908.
JOSEPH ESSER,
Sheriff Of Fremont Coauty.
CHAS. d. BRADLEY. Attorney.
Date nrst publication Nov. 20, 1908.
DATE last publication Dec. I. 1903.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-04
SHERIFF SALE.

BY VIRTUE. OF AL Order and
Decree. made and entered by Tho DIS.
trict Court. of the lith Judicial
District in and for the County of Fre.
mont. State Of Colorado. and true
copy thereof issued out Of the CLERK =
on,os, Of said District Court, In said
The daily tribune., 1908-12-04
NOT WHAT IT SEEMED.

1t looked like wagon loads OF Ice
cream, but It wasn't. 1t was pulp
fr I'm the beet sugar factories which is
being introduced by the car load into
Florence. 1t is cons dered excellent
I jod for stock