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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-03-28
TWO men DEAD;
BOMB USED IN
new YORK RIOT
Police Clash With Idle
Men and Women Dur
ing Demonstration.

New York, March 28.-It is reported
two men were killed in battle be-
tween police and 10000 men and wo-
men who consreeated in Union square
this afternoon to take part in a dem
onstration of the unemployed. The
men were killed by honb thrown
into the crowd by one of the demon
strators. Several persons were in
jured.
Under Anarchist Banners.
A great crowd had gathered in the
square, many persons carrying an
archist banners and Iwearing red hats,
when the police, $50 strong. most of
them mounted, descended upon the
crowd and scatteredait After the po
| lice lines had withdrawn, a small
crowd again began TO gather in front
of the park.
Makes Sudden Descent.
Suddenly man followed by big
crowd rushed into the square. The
newcomers headed directly for the
crowd, and in front of the park a man
in the lead hurled a bomb into the
midst of the gathering. The crowd
fled in terror at the sound of the ex
plosion, leaving several members ly
were dead and some, others seriously
| hurt.
| Supposed Throwcr Caught.
| Seleg Silversten, whose home is il
Brooklyn and is believed 10 have
thrown the bomb. was taken to hos
pital, dying. His right hand wa!
blown off and one leg severed. Fol
flowing the explosion. .sthe police round
ed up and arrested patrol wagor
load of suspects.
Bystnnder Tells story.
/ A bystander who was in the square
when the explosion occurred. told tn,
lpolice he saw Silverstein on the edg'
lof the fountain just before the explo
sion. His attention was attracted t,
lSilverstein because. the latter wa
holding in his hands large objec
from which smoke arose. Suddenl.
lSilverstein arose and began to wall
|slowly toward group of policemen
lon the edge of the park, but befor
he reached them there came a flash
accompanied by terrific report. H
believes the bomb exploded in Silver
lstein's hands just as he was about t
lhurl it into the crowd.
Intended for Police.
The bystander said he rushed t
the spot where the explosion occurre
and bent over Silverstein. who wa
lying on the ground writhing in no
rible agony and heard the dying ma
mutter he really intended the bonn
for the policemen. Bassky, the ma
who was killed, was close by Silve
, stein when the bomb exploded. Bot
: Silverstein and Bassky were poorl
dressed.
Still in Progress.
New York. March 2S.-At 3.35 rio
} ing is still in progress.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-03-28
UNDER a NEW NAME
Steamer Henry 6osse, Formerly David
at ncaI 1 anna

Steamer Henry Bosse, Formerly David
Upton, at Local Levee.
The government steamer Henry
Bosse tied up at the levee here over
night and departed this morning down
stream. This boat was formerly the
David Upton, the change of name
being due to the late order that no
boats bear the names of living men.
The levee is beginning TO take on its
summer appearance with the daily ad
dition Of launches and row boats
which are being put in the water for
the season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-03-28
ALLEY SALOONS AND
RESORTS UNDER BAN
South Bend Common Council Takes
Steps to Put Lid on at
Once.

South Bend, Ind, March 2S.-The
common council last night ordered all
questionable resorts, including gam
bling houses and alley saloons, imme-
diately closed During the last year
South Bend has been the most wide
open city in Indiana.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-03-28
BUILDINGS At C0RDOVA BURN
Spark from Engine Starts Fire That
Threaten Much Damage.

A spark from a passing engine is
supposed to have started fire that
destroyed a large warehouse belong
ing to Edgar Humphrey and the tool
house of the Milwaukee road al Cor
dova Thursday night. A shift of the
wind after the fire started is all that
saved several other buildings in the
immediate vicinity, particularly sew
eTal large corn cribs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-03-28
RANGE INSPECTED
BY CHICAGO MEN
Colonel Whiaan Here to Look Over
Site Proposed for Target Pit
for Local Militia.

Lieutenant Colonel Wallis Whigan
of the 1st Illinois cavalry is here to-
day to inspect the ground near the
Watch Tower chosen by Company A
for rifle range. He spent the morn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-03-28
WRECK TIES UP THE LINE

Burlington is Blocked by Derailing Of
Cars at Briar Bluff.
The wrecking of test freight train
on the Burlington near Briar Bluff
last evening about 6 o'clock tied up
the line for nearly 10 hours, and made
it necessary to shunt trains from Rock
Island around by way of Denrock. 1t
was after 10 o'clock before the even
ling train from Rock Island left, spe-
cial being made up here to meet the
emergency.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-03-28
MILL STORE IS OPENED
Public Inspects improvements Made
| and Enjoy Program.

and Enjoy Program.
The introduction to the public of the
remodeled Mill Store occurred last
evening. In spite of the inclement
weather conditions the management
had all it could do TO take care Of
those present No business was done
last evening, the time being given to
demonstrations and musical pro.
gram. Tonight a five-piece orchestra
will provide music.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-03-28
MILTON BRYAN's SUCCESSOR

Florida's Governor Makes Appoint
ment of United States Senator.
Tallahassee, Fla, March 2S.-Gov-
ernor Broward yesterday appointed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
FOURTH VICTIMS
10y United Prsrs.l

SAN FRANCISCO. July s.--Thrce
San Francisco youths are in the
hospital today as a result Of an
ucipated joys Of che Fourth OF
July
Henry Sinclair Robol Sinclair and
Robert Os ms are victims OF acct.
dents Which occurred Young
owens was frightfully burned about
the hips and legs by the explosion
of gun caps he was carrying in his
hip pocket
The Sinci0f boys were badly
burned by the premature discharge
of a toy cannon they we're loading
Henry, aged ~, will probably lose
the sightoof one eye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
COmstOCk Golden Gate

II N. Herrin a Co. go Firsrav.
have ZOE sale $50 shares Comatock
Golden Gate. Is cents per share 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
OH bMY! WHAT A
HIGH !! old TIME
Yanunny Hal On The TriI
10 Dayer VIII Take
Many Things.

NEW YORK. July g-Thls ~
What Tammany h7aR win take TO
the democratic natlAal convention
az Denver. aCsordlifA to a state
ment given cut toSay:
Cash. 100000. champagne. $500
piuts. cigars. i.7st s,oxes Of Zoo
each; beer. so,2to bottles: ice. IS
tons
There viii be five trainiosds OF
delegates and rooters. Tho spe,
e.al trains will start Friday morn.
tas The ruoters say the hig order
for ice waa given In order that
they might have plenty 90 cool
down Bryan enthusiasm. The
800 600 In cash Il 20 meet mere
incidental expenses Of tbs big del
egation
Chairman Chas =. Murphy. Of
Tammany Hall. state Chairman W
]. Connors. Daniel " Cohalan.
Lewis Nixon and Secretary Smith,
OF Tammany. left TO-DAY for Den.
yer. as the adsanceFsuard Of the
New York contingent They say
they are prepared 20 fight agains,
Eadicoilsm la the platform and, u
n expected that they will back ~
Alton n Parker In his stand against
the angblniunctlou plank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
TO SPEND LIFE
IN HUNTING
CRAFTERS

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2-Ru.
dolph sprecklea. the san Francisco
millionaire. who Is financing the
graft prosecution" here. an.
uounces that he intends 20 20 to
Philadelphia. Ncw York. Denver
aud Los Angeles. after the graft
cases here have been finished. to
aid IN the starting 81 similar moves
GA those cities against graft
Spreckeis says that he will de-
vote his life to the campaign
against corruption In munictali.
ties. lie thinks that this IL one Of
i've best ways to get the govern.
ment Of tho country back into the
hands % the people Unless the
people know who aFe their friends.
says Epreekels. they cannot vote
right. and the moyculenta 10 be
started will show thew who are
their friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
pEER VYEM REMARKS

heart. wondcd my weary way
back Go the other end Of the telc.
graph LING TO confirm the news from
the front.
Finish IL Confirmed.
keoht shle time wild shout
shook the raftere, and by the time
We learned that Frankie and ben.
ME we're at Il again. the crowd In
front sot up ana started TO leave,
/ sent a Pink message to learn
the latest aud cur faithful opera.
~ near the stage ua-ked back
No. news that another MI champ
had sunk hts teeth ia granulated
mud.
was dieheart2Ted but uncon.
vlnced llurrying 70 the street |
interviewed several prominent cit.
iHens who kindly and pitylnsly
told me that Hackcnschmldta con.
Queror was Kidding when Doc stay.
ed an hour with him two years
ag0.
met one poor dHck who voiced
the sentiments az probably nine.
tonths of those present;
Gee. | wisht INoe had got one
fall, anyway"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
JUDGE MOORE TO
BE IN DENVER

Former MA~ufA William Hickman
Moore leaves tonight for Dallas,
Tex, 10 pa6ocipaie IN The annual
gathering OF the Elks OF the unilfD
States.
On.his way. former Mayor Moore
will stop off at Denver and VIII at
tend the sessions Of the democratic
national convention. lie has an OK.
tended acquaigian<Awit ~ lead
era Of the d%)ocfrtic phrty who
viii be AT Denver and desires to
renew these rs well as 10 witness
the presidential and viee-presiden'
tlal nominations.
Judge Moore will reach Dallas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
WIFE TOO
HA0TY

Thecaore wceden. 20is Western
av., ig not a wife deserter. and
Mrs. Weeden desires 70 have this
distinctly understood. In spite OF
the fact that she had a complaint
made out against him 10 that Of
feet Tuesday afternoon.
Yes, I thought he was going
away. and reported the matter TO
the prosecuting attorneys office,
said Mrs Weeden today. but when
I got back home again my bus
band was sull there and every.
thing 10 all right lie isn't going
away"
In the charge made out against
Mr. Weeden IL was stated that he
had taken all to- money and was
on his way east. leaving HIS wife
ia destitute circumstances. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
STATE NEWS

Chehalis county IL piapning a
novel building for the A y.frE
and the material has already been
donated
o. u Mcdonald IL nov collector
OF customs at nolllnKham.
The Dos Construction Co. 81 Sc.
attic. was the lowest bidder for she
general construction work on the
governors mansion ~ Olympia. The
bid was f2s.lf3
Chehalls ~iil have a graviiy water
aystem
Lumberraen ~ Everett are fiKht.
ina IN the courts the assessments
levied against them los taxes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
SALVATION AR M Y
MUST QUIT In
PITTSBURG

PITTsutR0. Pa. July 2.--The
American Salvation Army was to
day notified 20 stop work IN PiitH-
burg The permit was taken away
and the officers % the army we're
told that II IL attempted 20 con
tinus work here they would be ar
rested
Tho police declare that while
members 81 the army collect large
sums Of money. they can give no
satisfactory account OF what be-
comes 81 g.
The matter was brought TO a
climax through the case Of Mar
Mllburn. 10 years old. who. the Pc
lice claim. collected money IN "a
looms every night and who declared
she received 20 per cent OF such
collections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

tails are cQsoerned the affair Ia sur.
rounded by an air 81 mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
TWO HUWRES SOLDIERS
HAVE BEEN POISONED

SAIGON COCHEN China. July 3
Evidence which strengthens the
theory that the geo French soldiers
who we're seized sith nausea Were
polsoasa. "a gathered today. bat
the nature ~ u cannot b. learned
The soldiers who belong to The
French colonial infantry were IN
their barracks In Saigon Wcdnes
day when they we're taAeu yioioatly
ill Only quick work on the part
81 the physicians saved their lives.
The soldiers themselves believe that
an attempt at wholesale pols0uing
was made So far a. other de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
COlch Performance as Seen
From End OF the
GBlOCk.
Az awpplE" soYnEN'
,a.. the police Rep0r'

(As's the Fo"'' G9
-. ,,nie McCrce. the hef'head
80. sar i'm sore; see, sore'
whyf a.. ,nst NJ Won I
LANe ",sea the bunch that eur
nass nv seathefed dcnisen OF inc
poe We ~ grAppllne game ana y
r,a,nrally phped my ~, arc"ns
~ champ slammed nv" "''u""
NV I has ot meal 49,. ~. IA.
heS snew YESTERDAY iha' the DIX
NV ,sa y Allied with hot dogs
bar w0s ~, vrvtty patriotic when
aud ! . ~ editor slipped me the
che n'a""ss ~JseI
huad. - 7 antnrca the
,,....s n wfessling q cute usher
s ~ course toward James a.
"a asver stopped until be indi.
s az ! seat one block afey from
me footiishts -
Was bafflsdS
My and nein.
Rslsyed the Nswso
Win admirable foresight seseral
s,hsr mat fan. 20 myself Hgged
m f0uman sAlay.o One Of our
sss.nSr whe Was vlantso near
enough to ~ jefferson vt end Of
me Biz hut 10 detect the bis Eel.
lows with the naSeS eye. would
sIsp the news fro~ the front 10
another patriot back Of him and 50
- until the horrible details scrc
eurs IN all their ghRstllness, .
Just 10 show you how well our
human telegraph worked. Il Ia
only necessary g state that
harmed tAat the"erushlng toe hold
WAS hef-s grated on Doc by the
ITO hone crnsher from Iowa exactly
nine minutes and % seeonda Atter
Il happened This record was eot
ssqualled by any competing com
,sany In our region and J was nat
uraily proud OF our success,
After GOtch and bis bull shoni
ders had picked Doc ur and bang
ed him % the canvas Tor the FIRST
time. / took a Journey toward the
battle ground AMI found that the
reports from the front wee only
too true In facf. one peevfsh per.
sem. who had donated y SO for his
Morocco. informed me that Doc
Vas being toyed vlth. I resented
the charge with some heat. bot was
speedily convinced by otSsrs in
- nelxhhcrhoOd With a sinking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02

several days before the sessions
81 the Elks' convention begins lie
Il an official % the national order
and goes early 10 participate Ia the
work preliminary % the general
LkAiherInl..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
Go East Excursions!

Round trip tickets on sale July
s. 7, % and 81: August s. Z. ~ and
az by tho Oregon X r. 4 Naviga.
ton Co. Rates. routes. tickets and
reservations at Union Ticket Of
flee. COS FIRST av. T. y. Ellis. geu'l
Agent. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-02
Visit ~ Navy Yard

Atlantic fiect Is stlll al the navy
yard See the bAttleship Rhode
Island Ia the drydock Boats leavc
10 times daily from Pier ?. foot os
Yesler Way Round trip. soc. 's'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
cObbler,s Job; Creighton in Bed

Harry Creighton of Phoenix, the pop. ular insurance man who became known to fame as the ''advance agent of the joint statehood push,' and also won some distinction as the original ''bet on Bryan" man, while in the city yes terday, was confined to his bed by an attack of cobbler's job. This is par tieularly serious trouble when fellow has only one pair of shoes, and Creigh. ton had an aggravated case of it. Here is how it is. Creighton has more than one pair of shoes, of course-honestly he has-but then, excess baggage would keep him poor if he tried to lug them around the country with him. At the recent territorial fair, Harry Creighton won the ,rst prize for big feet--naw, that $ a mistaker--he won prize as the homeliest man at the fair, and the prize was pair of shoes. but he could not find the shoes to fit him. The fair man agcment renigged on the prize when Harry's feet were offered as exhibit No. l9. The old boy came to Globe with his old shoes. Now, he is something of T hustler and had been stamping around quite bit. The solcs gave out when he went to kicking through the rocks and gravel here. Not store in the city could furnish shoes of that eapa- lefty, and there was nothing to do for Harry but to stay in bed while three cobblers and blacksmith repaired the damage.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
Good Judgment Brought Results

In less than three hours, Mrs. E. B. Morehouse, who has had to give up the Manzanita hotel because of the building being sold to be torn down, had dis. posed at auction of every bit of fur niture in the ten rooms of the house, realizing so handsomely on the sale that she was surprised at her good for. tune Mrs Morehouse had tried several methods of sellihg her household goods, meeting with but indifferent success, when she finally concluded to offer them at auction. Of course, the auction was largely attended, for everybody in town who needed anything in that line was on hand, and theer was keen compcti-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
Board of Health Wants to Know

Nothing was done by the board of health yesterday with reference to the complaints, made before the city coun- ell and referred to the board, concern ing the collection of garbage, which is alleged to be unsatisfactorily done by Contractor Mcintyre. It is understood that the board has concluded to defer action until it could hear some witness es and ascertain just what is wrong with the service and where the respon- sibility lies,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06

charge of forgery, was convicted by a jury in the district court yesterday and will be sentenced. at 9:30 O clock Mon day morning. Thomas was charged with having stolen the time certificate of a miner at the Old Dominion, Signed the paper and endorsed the cheek given 10 him by the paymaster, after which he eashed the cheek at a North Broad street saloon. The Owner of the time slip, discovering his loss, telephOned to the bank and stopped payment. When the cheek was presented by the saloon man, Thomas name was given as that of the man who had the check eashed, and the arrest followed
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
Young Cases Dismissed

The eases of larceny and embeZzle- ment against George Young and Mrs. Blanche JohnseR were dismissed in the district court yesterdays Mrs. Johnsen
 was dismissed, but Young is still held on a charge of forging postal money order, which is stili to be investigated by the federal grand jury. Young is a cowboy. who was formerly with the Buffalo Bill show in Europe. While here last summer he eloped with Mrs. Johnsen, with whom he was boarding. The couple fled to Douglas, where they were arrested. In, the meanwhile, it was alleged, they had taken some household goods from Johnsen's house
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Mrs. Rhinehart on Trial--

Mrs. George Rhinehart, indicted for assault to murder on charge of hav- ing fired revolver at some boys who were throwing rocks at her pigeons, was placed on trial before Judge Nave in the district court yesterday. The case was continued until Monday morn ing, after panel of twenty.nine tales men had been secured.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
Newspaper Man Here

J. R. Pimlot of Houghton, Mich, sec. rctary-treasurer of the Houghton Min. ing Gazette and secretary of the Sn. perior & Boston Mining company, ar. rived in Globe last evening and win be here for several days, while here at. tending meeting of the mining com pany. Mir. Pimlott has many friends in Globe, having made several visits to this camp. He represents the leading mining paper of the Lake country and always has good word for Globe in the columns fhis sheet.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Tupper of the Cameraphone theater have furnished comfortable housekeeping apartments adjoining the theater, which they will occupy during the winter.
 H. M Woods of Talklai is spending a few days in Globe.
 Otto Beehler, prominent mining man of Houghton, Mich, arrived in the city last evening and is registered at the Dominion hotel
 c. w. Rice of Houghton, Mich, ar rived in the city last evening from Paradise and will locate in Globe.
 A. c. Alexander, manager of the In. dian Hot Springs sanitarium at Fort Thomas, is visitor in the city.
 II. A. Smith of Bisbee, of the firm of fIovland & Smith, prominent in the af fairs of the Globe Consolidated and other large mining interests in this dis. trict, arrived in the city last evening.
 William Gaskill is i'll at his homo near the Miners union hall. N. D. Cash of Los Angeles is in the city seeking business location. Glenn l.. Coffee and L. M. Weaver will return to San Carlos today.
 M. Kalil is i'll at his home in North Broad street.
 H. A. Clark has returned from a two months trip to Gisela in the northern part of the county.
 Fred Williams, ranchman from Sal mon, Idaho, is visiting his sister, Mrs William Gaskill He will remain in tn, city during the wnter. Fred Hackney returned yesterday from the Superstition mountains, neal Roosevelt. He killed three deer and said that game is very plentiful in that region
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06

and stored them in local warehouse, besides which they were charged with the embezzlemnt of sll00 and the theft of horse belonging to the woman s husband
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
City Jail Empty

The city jail was empty yesterday for the first time, possibly, since if was built. Poor old Laughing Dan" was the last prisoner boarding at the city g expense, and his release yesterday left the place entirely deserted
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
Dominion Hotel Arrivals

H. M. Woods, Talklai; s. B. Marks, Los Angeles; Otto Beehler, Houghton; w. c. Rice, Houghton; A. c. Alexander, Fort Thomas; E. A. Wiltsee, New York; J. K. Pimlott. Houghton; H. A. Smith, Bisbee; Jos. R. Safborn, Chicago; Mrs. W. c. Finch, Miami.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06

cellor commander; Harry Trevarthan, vice chaneeliprs1G. Fsrrew, prelate; El Qpie, master at arms; Syl. Heather, master of work; J. c. Russell, keeper of records and seal; George F. Briggs,l master of, finance; E. l.. Higdon, master of exchequer; H. Carls, inner guard; !; c. Rockley, outer guard.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
professor Babcock comins--

Superintendent Smith of the city schools announced that Professor Bab- cock of the University of Arizona would deliver an eddress at the teachers institute, which is to be con. ducted in this city Deceber 2i, % and g.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
Mankin Gets Six Months---

Jack Mahkin, who was indicted for larceny and plead guilty to petty lar ceny, was sentenced by Judge Nave, yesterday, te six months in the coun- ty jail, the sentence to begin August l, last, the prisoner having been in jail since that time.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
Shares for Globe

Advices were received in the city yesterday to the effect that 10000 shares of the Cactus Development com pany's stock had been allotted to Globe. There is good demand for this stock and there is a strong probability that it will be taken rapidly.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
Guild Honors Rev. selby--

The Ladies Guild of St. John g Episcopal church met at the residence of Mrs. F. S. Nave on South Hill street, Friday, December f, with about thirty members present. It was farewell meeting to Rev. and Mrs. Selby, who will leave Wednesday for Yuma, where Mir. Selby has accepted a call. Rev. Selby expressed his gratitude and ex- tended his thanks to the ladies of the guild for their good and earnest work in behalf of the church for the last eight years. Mrs. George Andrus, pres ident of the guild, in speaking for the ladies, expressed regrets at losing two workers that were so faithful and un- tiring in their efforts to please.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-06
Tracy Paid Fine

Dan Tracy, shift boss at the Old Do nInion mine, came to town yesterday evening, called on Justice Hinson
 Thomas, plead guilty to a charge of
 assault on Fred Harris, and paid a fine of $l0. The men had row over the work in the mine and fought over it.
 Harris was acquitted.