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New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
LAKE GEORGE.
Interest in Coming Tennis Tournd-
ment-Mnnu Automobile Parties.

rake c.eorre Y yu,v 1s-With boating, nsh-
ing. picncs. mountain climbing. bathing eof ten
mis- and other paetmee, those who are now spending
their vacations here getting the best the lake
af,ord. principally because none Of the hotels is
overcrowded. Those who spend July II Lake George
are more fortunate than those who are hustled and
iostled by the August crowds.
Interest is again centred In the coming tennis
tournaments al the saeAmore Hotel. for which
Manager Krumbholx has -ered valuable trophy
This trophy has been awarded twice. Miss Sidney
Lewis, Of New York. being the winner last year
With the trophy goes the championship or Lake
George Miss Lewis is at the Sasamore fhis sum-
mer and will again enter the courts. Among other
crack players are the Misses Helen Simpson. Ada
Refs. Harding and Krumbhos and r. r. Harding,
NJ Gattson, Theodore Lewis. jr.. and Cassimer
Monkowski.
The New York State Library Association with
membership of over two hundred, will hold
nual conference at the Sycamore in September.
The Sycamore has 4 popular resort for au-
tomobilists during the last ten days Among these
were Mrs. NJ ]. Woodruff. Of New York accom-
panied by Miss Susan Answorth, Albany; Miss NJ.
NJ. Ingalls, Troy. and Miss Helen McMurray. Troy;
Mr. and Mrs. T H Lewis and children, New York.
with r. L. Walsh, OF Albany; Mr.. and Mrs. F. 9.
Logan. Chicago; Mr. and Mrs Frank Denman and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson Boston, and e. G.
Bowatt East Orange. n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Morse and r. Edward
Morse, of New York. the guests of Manager
j. F. Wilson at the Fort William Henry Hotel for
q few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Flammer, OF New York,
are again located at the Trout House, Hague.
". c. Fridley. of Brooklyn, who is at the Hotel
Willard. caught thirty pound pickerel in Katts-
kill Bay last week.
Frederick Smith, Of Astoria, Long Island, has
leased cottage at Kings Point for the summer.
Assistant District Attorney lsdor J. Kresel Of
New York. is at the lake his annual fishing trip
He will spend few days at the Fort William
Henry. but will locate later at Kattski Bay, where
he be in close touch with his friend. George
Cary Esgleston, who has a cottage at Joshua's
Rock
Mr. and Mre. Fred Wiener, Of New York, are at
the Marion House for the summer. Other season
patrons are William j. Ehrichs. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Tfsley, New York; Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Patton.
Montreal. and w c. Alsdorp, Bloomfield n. ].
Recent hotel arrivals from New York at the Fort
William Henry Mr. and Mrs Clarence D. Ash
ley, S. Jerome Griswold Mr.. and Mrs Gordon
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Bordell Mr. and Mrs.
w II. White, J. W. Anthony. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Crane, Charles Deano, Arthur H. Delano and Miss
Grace Delano. Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Daily, Mr..
and Mrs Richard Smith and Miss Florence Smith
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

Conn: Mr. and Mrs. Robert w Day and family
and Mrs. James T. Able, of Springfield Mass:
Miss A. F. Pierce. Mrs Augustus Richardson and
the Misses Richardson. Mrs E. G. Cole and Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Merrill, Of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcus Sayre and Miss Sayre, OF South Orange,
n. j.. and DR. and Mrs J. Blake White OF New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Leeming of Glen Cove.
Long Island. and Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Dix OF
East Orange, n. j., have arrived at the Crawford
House, having come through the Crawford Notch
from Boston their automobile Other arrivals
at the Crawford House include Mr.. and Mrs c.
r. Zoebisck, Augustus L. Hyde, Henry ST. John
HYDE, Charles A. Slosson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.,
Early n c. Parker and Miss II. n. Bostwick OF
New York.
Mrs Katherine Prescott Wormeley Il occupying
her cottage Thorn Hill. jackson.
The Misses Mary. Corinne and Kate Baldwin,
OF Brooklyn, have opened their summer home in
Jackson
Late arrivals at Wentworth Hall, in Jackson,
n Ward and Harry C. Costellor. OF New York.
At the Eagle Mountain House. in Jackson have
arrived Ward C. Measher. of New York. and
Ralph Durell. of New Haven, both OF whom
taking a horseback tour in the White Mountains.
Mrs E. s. Hammond, OF East Orange, n. j., 10 a
late conner at Gray's Inn, Jackson. where Miss
Adele Boser1. OF New York, has taken rooms
Mrs. Birdeli. Of Philadelphia, has opened her
cottage. The Popars. NJ Jackson.
The Kearssrge House. At North Conway. ID
showing it's oidtime gsyety. Late arrivals there
include G. William RAsch and family. Mrs E.
D. Post and DIR. and Mrs J. ". Locke, all OF
Kew York. Who are touring IN sAeis motor cars
through the mountainE
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
FISHING AT BLOCK ISLAND.

Block Island r. l., July 1s-Throuehout this
week the patrons Of former seasons have returned
to the various hotels Tine weather has been ex-
cellent The fishing around the island is splendid
The schooner Clara E., commanded by Captain r.
E. Dodge of Block Island came in from South
Shoals with thirt 0seven swordfsh. weighing 7las
pounds the largest catch for the season large
catch Of the much desired buefsh was made this
week. The water IL the warmest IL has been so
early in the season. and bathing and boating have
been the leading pastmes of the week.
The services at the Episcopal chapel, st. AIMS
blythe Sea. began last Sunday morning j. Eidred
Brown rector of Trinity Church. in Norwich. Conn.,
will have charge of the services in July and tho
Rev William Pressy. rector Of ST. Johns Church
at Ashton. r. L.. will have charge in August.
Moonlight excursions have been popular this
week.
New Haven. commanded by John Prince Elton,
came to anchor IN the hnrbor on Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. George w. AldriSh and son, Of Rochester
are at the Ocean View
The following are among the arrivals:
Ocean view-Mr. and Mrs. c. N. Davidson and
Mrs NJ. Davidson. OF Brooklyn; f. Percy Barrineo
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Osborne. j. O. NJ Denmott Mr.
and Mrs. F. NJ. Wnes James A. Daney Edward
Hail. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas K Russell Mrs George
w. Raint. Mrs Ramsdell. Mr.. Ramsdell. Dr. John
j. Mitchell. Betty Taylor More. Mr. and Ms F. W.
Brown Mr. and Mrs. William Brannigan A. skel-
ding and Z. A. Seward. OF New York
Spring House-Mary E. Muloriuse and Catherine
n. Mulvihili OF Brooklyn
Adrian House,, s. Gilbert. of New York
Manisses Hotel-James A. Davey william A.
Roos and family James f. Shady Mamie L. Dom
ohue. Joseph Ring. Samuel Merwfn. Frederick
Chang Miss Frances Chang Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Toussaint. Harold {. knoeppel. D. j. Garligan.
eadie E. Donegan. Mr.. and Mrs. p e. Hahn. Mrs
c. Landman. f. r. Landman. Ralph Plant. Edward
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

garten and Walter w. NaumberE and Godfrey
Goldmark who have been touring for the last
two weeks through the Berkshres and Adiron-
dacks. Mr.. and Mrs. John Moorhead, Jr-. Nile
Soudet Miss Patterson. T. d. Moorhead and j.
NJ Ferguson all of Pfttsburg came this week by
motor on their way to Mr.. Moorhead's summer
home at Southampton. Long leland
Other arrivals include Mr. and Mrs j. c. Gied-
hill Mrs. John c. Draper. Mrs s. Savanburg'
Miss F. c. Curtis and Mrs William McPherson.
of New York; Mr. and Mrs. F. s. Marston ana
Miss Marston of South Orange N. j. and Mr..
and Mrs H R Coriell. of Morristown.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

and Otis H. Dana, of Brookline. Mass; Mr.. anu
Mrs. walter H Barney and Miss Mae !. Newn.i''
Providence: M and Mrs. q. n. Jones. F" "nNe
Plains n Y: Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. ROBINSON Ios
ledo; Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Parker ana Mr. sno ~
Nv E E1o,,nee of New Brunswick, n. j.: Mr.. and
Mrs Jerome Taylor Of Newark, n. j., ano Ar.
and Mr.. Howard Lip.on OF New York
In Pittsneld golf has awakened Interest. In 'he
qualifying round for the sprague Cup there were
forty contestants and three players ~e.e eu ~.
sixteenth place. General John Brooke who is more
than seventy. qualified for match play next week
Mt the Country Club.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
THE GREEN MOUNTAINS.

Manchester-n-theMou tn VT. July Is ~
cIaD-c;oIf motoring. tennis and other ou'-ot-doO.
pastrnes have kept the visitor to this resort U.s.
during the daylight hours this week, Vnie of'ue.
and dancing have occupied the evenings Mo'oiHs
by moonlight has been enjoyed by many parues
Beginning Thursday morning and continuins ~.
Saturday night. the annual open scratch tou
rnent Tor the Equinox and Orvis cups will ne pay su
over the Ekwanok Country Club links GoiferS VIZ"
will compete in this event are already oesinhns ~
arrive.
This resort mas a literary colony whose nen'e'S
are active In the world of letters A parry So'
posed Of Mr. and Mrs. John r. Fisher. MISS saf'n
n Cleshorn and Miss Zephine Humphrey have Je''
returned from Burlington where they were enter
tained for several days by Henry Holt, the N'
York publisher. his estate. Fairholt
Samuel Hazelton Miss NJ ~. Hazelton and MSS
Gertrude Hazelton were among the New foiNs
arriving at the Equinox House this week onal
Spencer Francis. American Ambassador 70 Au>u
hungary who will leave Vienna tomorrow for ,"'
United States. will Join his family. who are spehae
the summer at the Equinox House Among ~
who are so well pleased with Manchester tha' 'n'y
have determined 10 make 1T their permanent sun"
rner home are Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Pray OF Mon
clair N j. They erecting handsome v'ia -
Taconlc avenue This yeas they have The ""
lows which is one Of the pretfiest places IN ,ie -
lage New Workers. registered at the rqu
House include Mr.. and Mrs r. s. Woodward. p'
Mr. and Mrs. f. Barnett. NJ. p. Baer. Mr. and Ars
John F. Lyon, r. 8. Grant. w. M Lanan Mr a.
Mrs W. B. Hinckley. Jessie r. Hinckey. MI OF"
Mrs Bedell H. Harmed c. 8. Pfnkney. F. Loru' "
p Bennett George J. McCsrty, H. 3 h"nes
fcrd Charles = Rice W. A. Shanahan Mrs Jo"'
Thellcn Ernest c. Bliss. Mr.. and Mrs Hsn.s
g. Herman Mrs. d. Wiley. Mr. and Mrs T. -
Herxog Mrs. Butler. e. Coykendale MT. an"
H. b. Wilson, Niles r. Becker. Mr. and Ars. a. -
Tanner, Mr.. ard Mrs. George M elausen.
Frances NJ Crawford Mrs. Craig Guerin. Mrs 1S
l.. Munro Mrs. h. F. Schuyler Gcodspeed. e'eofs.
o. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. r. Richard Smill sAr ~
Mrs j. c. Cloud. Mr. and Mrs ~ H Price! DIT. -
r. McMchaei. Mrs. Charles Lord. D. H. 0ss
&. Langley and O. n. Kent
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

H. K Grandin. Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Horton. yp
and Mrs b. F. Deacon, A. p. Keek and G. r. Keek
of New York
Hygeia HoteI-Miss Eva Davenport. III. p. Han
ley James r. Demarest Mr. and Mrs. Collins Mr.
and Mrs. A. T.. West Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Norwa.k
Miss F. C.. Bruset, E. B. Perry and William
Hacharx of New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
A FRIENDLY TIP.

MY dear boy" said Enpeck who happsnSd -
be In q confidential mood. you VII never
what real happiness Is until you get marr1eQ
You don't mean it, exclaimed eanoieton.
tonished such remark from such IN Va q
.It's fact" rs5oined EnpecA. but ~
b teo lato IoF yea - aptgoe}oeo
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

horseback riding are the Count and Countess Lins-
burg Stirum Of Berlin.
DR.. and Mrs. Garrod Thomas. of Newbury, Mon
mouthshire England, with their and daugh-
ters arrived here recently after long tour
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

through the United States. Motorists have arrived
this week in large numbers, a few of them 1ro"
New York being Mr.. and Mrs. George N Ciduseii'
Mrs F. A. Tanner and A. T. Troescher, MI ana
Mrs Richard Smith Mr.. and Mrs. o. Wein-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

THIS WEEK nEsT
BRITISH EMPIRE
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31
SOL B. pRACHMAN DIES
A Popular Young Man of Tucson Passes Away After an Illness of Short
 Duration.

At seven clock Saturday evening, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Draehman, IA South Main street, Tucson, and in the pres ence of the family, the fatbM and mother, sisters Lucille and Myrtle, and brother Herbert, Sol B. Drachman passed away quietly after suffering sev. ersl months from ,aneurism, disease contracted at Tampa, Florida, in 1898, where young Drachmnn was stationed with few others of the Rough Riders while tho regiment was in Cuba. Later the troops were at Montauk, \. Y.
 Deceased was born in Tucson and was 9 years of age at the time of his death. Several months ago MT. Drach. msn left for Denver, accompanied by his mother, who was joined by her daughter, Lucille, late !n January. Re- gently tho condition of Mir. Drsehmsn became alarming and ten days ago be returned to Tucson with his mother and sister and grew rapidly worse un til last evening when death cnsued.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31
Surprise Party-Mrs. J. A. Lconar

Surprise Party-Mrs. J. A. Leonard was made the 'iSic,im" of genuine surprise party on Sunday evening. Re turning to her apartments at the Lantin house, Broad and West Push, after m cvening at the theater, she was greeted by about twenty of her friends, who had assembled and taken possession of her quarters during the lady's absence. While considerably frustrated for few moments, Mrs. Leonard soon regained her composure, and in style inim;ta- ble set about to give her guests one of tho most delightful evenings in the so- cisl history of the city. A fine service of refreshments was made and very happy evening vas spent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31
DIRECTORS tcontinucd,

R. w Fioarnoy Vice President of the First Natiopol
 of Albuquerque. ''AS F. J. Palcl of inc First National Bank of Santa Fe Graham McEary First National Bank of Fl Pas, Henry D. Bowman of Bowman Sons, Las Cruces B,l v. D. Murray, President Silver City National Bank A ccl3non Luna President Bank of Commerce Albuouer C. \. Blackwell, Cashier First National Bank Raton Mark A. Rogers Physician, Tucson.
 L. A. Cahoon, Cashier First National Bank, Roswell -Llcyd B. Christy, Cashier Valley Bank, Phoenix T. E. Pollock, President Arizona Central Bank F,o
 Arizona. e'- John R. Hplet Merchant, Holbrook, Arizona.
 E. W. Wells, Vice President Bank of Arizona pros.u
 Arizona. '1 M J. Cunningham Cashier Bank of Bisbee Bsbee John w Poe P-eedent Citizen National Bank Rosv.p Frank Mckee, Cashier First National Bank Albuo5s, J. II. 0 Reilly, Insurance, Albuquerque. F~ Wm. J. Mills, Chief Justice, Las Vegas
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

This Is what Hea. Jake Moore, State Warden sf Georgia, / says of Kodol For Dyspepsia, "E. c. Dewitt < O., Chi. cage, rn.-Dear Sirs--I have suffered moro than twenty years from iAdiges- tica. Abons eighteen moaths ago I had grown so much worse that could not digest a crust of corn brean and could not retain snything on my stomach. I lost 25 pounds; in fact made up my mind that I could sot live but short time, when frieBd of mine recommend. ed Kodol. consented to try 1t to please him aaa was better ia one day. I now weigh more than ever did in my life and am in better health than for many years. Kodol did It. keep a bottle constantly, and writc this hop ing that humanity will be benefited. Yours very truly, Jake c. Moore, At lanta, Aug. 10. l9o<." Sold by Han. na's Drug Store. a2s Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

If yeu would like tD tool some wise Coffee Critic, who Knows fine Coffee on taste and favor" quietly make for h.m a batch of Df. Shoop's "Health Coffee" and servo 1t piping hot. It deceived Mrs. shoop, and will believe deceive any one. And there k not a grain of real Coffee in it. Health Cof- fee is made from pure toasted grains, malt nuts, etc. Made in a Minute--. Bo 20 to 90 minutes tedious boiling. l5s pounds %. Morehead ( Luan.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31
New Adveztisemcut-rhe Mindl

New Adve-tisemcnt-The Mindlin Jewelry company, in a new advertise ment this morning, tells an interesting story of diamonds and jewelry, which should not be overlooked by prospective buyers. The Mindlin people have a large and elegant stock and are in position to give you good service. They have made arrangements to be regular ly with the Silver Belts advertising family of live ones, and will keep their advertising matter fresh and interest ing.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31
's3.5o paid.

Man'lsn Pile Remedy comes ready to use. in a collapsible tube, with aoz- gle. One application soothes and heals
 reduces iaasmatien sad relieves sore. sess and itching. Price soc. seia by HanEa's Drug Store {
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

On Cash Basis-Georgc Gamble, who recently succeeded to the business of Gamble & McInroy, announces this morning that commcncink April l, the business of his store will be strictly on a cash basis, and that the store will in the future be known as "Gamble s Cash Store. To show the saving to patrons by paying cash, Mr. Gamble publishes in his ad. a number of cut prices. While the list is. not long, the same low prices prevail throughout the entire store. Keep your eye on Mr.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Do you know thas you can go to en tho stage via Roosevelt dam for s5.eo less than you can go on the train and travel ssver wagon road from Roosevelt to Mesa that cost the government ono million dollars?
 J. s. MILES,
 Agent Stage Company.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Rich Strike-Richards and Cameron, who are operating group of copper claims n tho vicinity of the Gibson mine, yesterday encountered good sulphide body and are very enthusiastic over the outlook. The vein encountered is three feet in width. Specimens of the orc resembling the rich Gibson out put. were exhibited in the city yester'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

April First Dsnce-The Fraternal Brotherhood is arranging for Q dance at MauEel hall on tomorrow evening. One of the best orehostras in the city has been secured and fine program of dances arranged. The comimttec in charge promises to make this the most enjoyable affair of the kind ever given in the city. A cordial invitation is extended all respectable people. The usual admission fee of sl will be charged.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Fruit Ranch-Nick Martinovich, who recently located on a claim in Miami Flats, eontemplatcs one of tho finest frui, ranches n this section of the ter Iitory. He received yesterday 1000 fruit trees, which hc will set out this month.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31
Enright to Be Buried Here-The body

Enright to Be Buried Here-The body of the late Jerry Enright is to be buried in the cemetery at Globe. A brother of the deceased, who was taken sick while en route 10 this city to take charge of the remains, was com pelled to return to his home in Mis-. souri. A. B. Mcqueen yesterday re- ceived letter containing instructions to bury the body here. Funeral ser. vices will be conducted from the Jones chapel tomorrow afternoon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Get DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel salve--it is healing, soothing and cool
 ing. It is good for piles. Sold by Hanna's Drug Store, a2s Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

day, and old mining men say that it equals the best ever uncovered in the Globe district.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Dance at Marrel Hall--The regular Saturday night at Manrel Hall, given by Messrs. Pasece and Hudson, was one of tho most pleasant in the history of the series. There were about fifty couples present and all had very enjoyable time.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31
Short Stories of the City

Altar Mcetins--The Ladies Altar So ciety of the Catholic church will meet at the home of Mrs. Ross Shanley, 597 South High street, on Thursday, April ?. at . p. ID.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Gettslg Better All the Time Great moving picture at the Iris, 'The Harbor Pirates" tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Gamble s space, as there will be inter est:ng doin's from now on out.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Perfect alfalfa hay 75c a bale at Gamble B.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Visiting Old Home-Miss Alice Cur, now, who has been teaching school in Tucson during the past season, is vis- iting in the family of Charles Starr and Mrs. Starr. Miss Alice is native of Globe, and removed with her parents a few years ago to Tempe. She was considerably surprised at the wonderful progress the city has made in the past two years.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Canvas awnings--elsbe raiat G.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Butte Man Here-J. D. Caldwell, western manager of the Mohawk Re fning company, is transacting business in the city, Mir Caldwell states that Butte has fully recovered from the re. cent slump in copper and never was in more hourishing condition than to- day. He predicts bright future for the red metal and stable, permanent market in the near future.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Marriod-Charles Austin, well known Fl paso traveling man, who nal es this city, was married on last Thr rrday evening to Miss Frcda Ad- am,, who has been teaching music in Globe since last September After spending a portion of the honeymoon in Globe the happy couple will locate permanently in Fl Paso.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Turnbull in Sulphides-Miners from the San Carlos strip yesterday reported that rich strike of sulphidc ore had been made in the mine of the Turnbull Development company. The manager of the mine, who was in the city yes terday was advised of the strike and will leave this morning for the mine 10 make an investigation.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-31

Over $55,00O.00 in First Mort. gage Loans Placed in Arizona and New Mexico During 1907
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-22
MIS1OOK p. r. cox FOR
new JERSEY SENATOR
Congressman From That State Makes
Peculiar Error During Big Re-
publican Gathering.

p. F. Cox is not United States
senator, but is merely treasurer of
Rock Island county. But for few
minutes last week, while he was at
teEding the republican national con-
vention in the windy city, Mr.. Cox en-
joyed the Difference which is as a rule
paid to a member of the upper house
of congress.
Mr.. Cox entered the barber shop OF
the Auditorium Annex, and found all
of the chairs full, and many in line
ahead of him. He settled himself foI
a long wait, when a distinguished
looking gentleman just about to ster
into the barber chair, bowed, and with
beaming countenance urged Mr.. Coz
to precede him. Mr. Cox was quite
surprised, but took advantage of the
opportunity, and later returned tt
thank the man who had shown hin
such consideration
''But you have the best of me-" sait
Mr.. Cox, not being able to recognize
the man who was so friendly toward
him.
"Why, I've known you for years
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-22
KILLED By A TRAIN
on THE milwaukee
Fred A. Prin.z Struck East of Daven
port Saturday Night and Body
Cut to Pieces.

Fred A. PrintZ, laborer, about As
years of age, was killed by Milwaukee
passenger train, No. SO, south bound, a
mile east of the Davenport water
works about $3.50 Saturday evening.
He was walking toward the city and
was struck from the rear. His head
was crushed, one arm and one leg
cut off and the body otherwise man
-gled. The unfortunate man had been
fishing east of the city and was carry
ing lines, one of which was found
wrapped about the tank of the engine
Mr.. Printz lived at 124 Mound street
Davenport. He leaves a wife and
three children.