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New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
SEARCH FOR PLAYERS.
Secret .Serrice Men Visit Steamer
Bound for the IsthmuS.

An hour before the steamer Orinoco. Of the RoyaI
Mail Steam Packet Company. sailed for Kingston
yesterday two Secret Service men from the Depart
r77ent Of Justice went board and searched Tor
actresses and the representative cf theatrical
a gencv on the Tsthuus Of Panama
The occasion of the search was a notice sent 70
Washington by Judge Brown, of the Cana Zone
complaining that theatrical on the isthmus
vas making practice OF taking performers from
New York under the pretence OF furnishing summer
engagements in the music halls OF the isthnus put
inducing them to appear In dlsreputaole places.
when the Orinoco left New York in May two
Young women, who had been engaged oy the
agency on a guarantee Of s25 week and tickets
10 the isthrnus. passengers When the steamer
left Kingston the young women told captain
Cheret that they booked for the 1vanhoe
Theatre and that they had learned after leaving
Kingston that the place was not respectable
Captain Cheret permitted them 10 remain on
hoard the Crinoco while the steamer vas IN Colon
and then ACCOMPANIED them to the Salvation Army
barracks where they were cared lot untli tne
steamer TaRus of the same line. arrived from
co,Ifhampton on her way TO New York. The agent
of the line arranged to transport the women bacK
10 New York the Tagus.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

MACY & co. Broadway. between '4'iI anu oo,a 90
streets, will begin on Wednesday morning Salo
"a ,,ans collars similar TO that OF year ago.
or.nial values are offered this week IN Waists
60. Limonos and other women's apparel There
&c also a clearance sale OF women 10" eho7S' ~
,ass lace curtains and table linens
west 14tb street offers reductions this
-, q, ,ron,en's waists, towels and Sheets Je"ery'
,,o,,,eps hosiery and summer dresses and ohnke's.
r. Monday there win be fifty specials which VIII
ra,,,ain on sale until o'clock. Following the year
a,,.to,, the store is closed Saturdays IN July
ard August
RToOMINGDALES'. Third avenue between 0s1'
90 so+b streets direct attention TO special oner
,r1 Of hosiery. petticoats. underwear ana infants
straw caps
prNARD. West.23d street. announces sale this
- f tailored suits and dresses at special values
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs. Brooklyn invite atten-
it,, N sensational sale of summer waists Ihere
nil, also be clearance sale Of womens sults'
STEIN BROTHERS. West sd street have AZ
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
REFORM LOWER COURTS
Committee of 100 Condemns Con-
duct of Magistrates an Kings.

In line with their announcement of a few days
that they would make the lifting of the magts-
trates' courts of the realm of political influence
one Of the issues of the coming campaign, the
Committee of One Hundred yesterday gave out
a long statement intended to show how the in
1uence of Senator McCarren and his district lead
ers in Kings County affected the workings of those
courts in that county. The statement reviews the
evidence taken before the legislative commission
which investigated conditions in the magistrates
courts and draws therefrom material which 1t
uses in arraignment of conditions prevailing in
various Brooklyn courts.
The commission will recommend legislation
through which the system may be improved, says
the statement, but system can bring complete
relief unless the personnel of the courts is changed
Consequently the voters of Brooklyn will doubtless
insist that the next Mayor must promise better
class of appointments"
The statement declares that the testimony be-
fore the commission showed the rulings OF some
magistrates had made a farce of the liquor tax
law; that clerks of the court had drawn defective
complaints. resulting in the dismissal of liquor
cases, that delays which magistrates have
control had resulted in the miscarriage of Justice
and that the magistrates had not done all in their
power to stamp the social evil in the borough
The following is noted as one of the abuses to
which the committee objects:
In the Coney Island police court the chief clerk
This chief clerk is Kenneth r Sutherland the
McCarren district leader of Coney Island. VINO was
convicted and sentenced for completely in the John
y. Mckane election frauds The political char
acter of the administration of justice In Brooklyn
police courts is emphasized when the prisoners are
required TO appear before a Judge who thus con
stsnty keeps the McCarren district leader at his
right hand
The statement adds:
Until We have city magistrates who enjoy the
confidence Of each other. who, instead of stopping
10 petty quarres with the police. will apply them
selves assiduously to the performance OF their
duties. who will not quIbble or show favoritisn in
the examination of defendants charged with the
lower class Of crimes. and who will separate them
entirely from the influence Of their district
leaders even by preventing these men from taking
an authoritative position in their courts. the Bor-
orgh OF Brooklyn will find itself defenceess against
the criminal element This is certainly one Of the
Important issues Of the coming municipal cam
patg1.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES
For FURTHER INFORMATION SEE IHh @i ~
EASEMENTS IN TO-DAY'S TRIBUNE

~argad a clearance sale tomorrow OF walking
su,+. cIoaks and wraps at special values an as
s-...ont ~ womens waists. women's oathlns
suits. parasols. misses and girls summer appate, ,ta
and boys washable suits and blouses lney
+ttIon ~ their advance styles OF decorauVe
Iacss interior draperies. wall and furniture cover
tngs which will be exhibition this week
Torn g. TAYLOR, Broadway and Dtn street
F1fth avenue and 18th street advertise reduc''ons
IN a large assortment OF women shoes. men I
shirts baIr hose and toilet articles on MONDAY
tbara will be special sale of Oriental rugs also
a large offering OF Oriental carPets-
THE sIMPsoN-CRAwFoRD COMPANY. sixth
sanua between 18th and Goth streets, at It's elshth
annual pure food show on Monday VIII oner thou- %
sand. ~ dollars wortn OF foods at reduced prices.
rr+e1y also call attention 10 their annual SAFE OF
hosiery ana wonen's gowns. and clearing sale OF
seasona bic merchandise
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE CO. Broadway and
,a.h traet invite attention to their important Of
x,as :, xvouoen's dresses. coats. waists. under
wear and hosiery and linen suitinEs-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
oRANegmgN CELEBRATE IN ADVANCE.

Orangemen from all the lodges in the borough OF
Manhattan had q parade from 10th street anu
Seventh avenue 10 the Manhattan Casino Park'
yesterday -vhere they listened to speeches, IN
honor of the anniversary OF the Battle OF uhe
F3oyne Th. regular day for celebrating thls event
is July r. but it was decided TO take adVantase
of the fact that Saturday is a hah holoay III
most occunations. and the celebration was there
fore held two days ahead Of time. Twenty-Five
lodges were in line. well as number or Visit
ing lodges John Kennedy grand marshal
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
BIG FLEET AT PRovINoETowN.
Twenty-eight warships in Harbor-Men Get
Shore Leave.

prc,1nc.+o~yn. Mass. July 1o-ProvtncetoWn Har-
bor "a dotted tonight with vessels Of the Nortn
Atlantic feet. fourteen battsships elght 'orp7oo
boa+s and half a dozen other vessels having come
e. a,r4na the afternoon from the outer bay where
thay have been ulsnnuvrtng for several days. Ihe
vssssls will remain here until early Monday morn
,,s when most Of them will depart for the target
grounds for practice This afternoon shore outy
mas given details OF hundred men from each
80, o,d they witnessed baseball games arranged
h.,ue.1 teams from different hattleships
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
.nrs,cAN CRUISERS AT NAPLES.

NanIes July 1o-Ths Armored cruisers Norrh
Carolina and Montana arrived mere t0-oaF ii0Hi
Turkish waters -
~. ~,isor Neu York arrived this afternoon
&c., AIgiers She exchanged sslutes with the ltal-
tan sh,ps and the other American warships. sail
org vbo landed from the American squadron Were
o,rd,aUv welcomed on every hand An tnvltation
uas given 10 the Americans TO take part In tne
coming regatta. but Captain MafShah
oD'''l--e - as the SQUADRON Is to sail next week
for
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued

ARMY
Captain ALoNzo GRAY. 14th Cavalry, 70 covernor,s
gagged. for duty in connection with man9uvres in
~, New England. August "a to 2l' ,-.,s,.r., a..
signed and attached to companies indicated. to tsks
s aetains 1n JosEPH {sf Hfs wHEFhER 1 r. stR Law
Ia4S. Hcf R6RFRF " cTfNs l2a sf ga 1IsHA 6 AB
e9TT eth KENNETH C. MAsrELbERfi 5Tt2f-r S7fa n
BR9AMT ssh; Eirst IAegtenanto 90, Ho"atD W ,td,.d n
AVERY. J. COOPER. 18Th; NIYRoN & CRIssY. Goth.
tn. 5tb recruit Company and Captain WILSON CHASE.
1 2ls i1sap sng ssu asF6 dsF A,s RSYIEs 10th
Infantry, recruit DEPOT columbus Barracs5 5r7 ana 1ssh
WILLIAMS 2sth lnfsntry rscrii, depot }enei;9n ne son
companies from present stations to Fort Logan, Au-
gust IS for duty At recruit Depot & 70 IeoTesD1e s sv
school heaiquaters artillery districts INDICATED for
gansett Bay RALPH n MITIiELs Baltmoei l,1so . and
ienants JsN < BERRY Pe3'aoolS I7ETT W54IIAM a.,
TIDBALL Sg5IE Be{; EpNTSP EThYTHR New Iandon
FRANC LEcoCQu san Diego: JOHN ,Ct2SE o,NEII II
NIKE, SFfE, tampa Tampa and PHfLTP WORCESTER. Eastern
NAVY
Commander P " HoURIGAN. continue conference Of
coupTandsr p11IsTs W r Fu1II oommandant
naval training station; NswPo.t ,.v., academy.
s.,snsRs HpA AFs ss The Missouri
SgT'Sg q ''a15 H6wE dstaeSsd N. Hist: home
P.,sss Sps oistan Surgeon II w SMITH a.taehd naval
medical school hospital. Washington; to temporary
duty rayy yard Boston .-,z -. ----s
Civil Engineer ]. V ROCKWELL dstsched nay yaIa'
echenectady Vice Clvf Engineer g PAUL 70 bureau
~ docks, vice Civil trSlneeI .
sf,ET-I,TZ detached bureau Of yards and docks; 10
naval hospital. IAs Aniuas
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHTPs.-The following
movements Of vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department;
ARRIVED
Jr,, The Potomac At Provneetcwn: the Hsrnfha a.
Rrasfors the Faducah and the Tacoma AZ SIahIa-
name. the Albany San Pedro; the olympia ne
CT7icaEo tho Hartford and tho Tonopan' al No"
London
r,1y fo-Th. Charleston tbs Chsttsncosee ule
ia tbs Denver wilmington, the RsingE" nc
C1aupeev the BainbrdRe. the Barry and the Dale'
at
EAIIEn-
Iuv s-Ths Potomac from Boston for S1, 20
" fs.+fna the Cuttleash The Tarsntus the viper ana
the Octopus from Newport for Provinoeto~h
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
TIE CHARLESTON WINS TROPHY.

Washington. July lo-The cruiser Charleston was
,b. tronby winner in the cruiser class OF vessels In
r..o-a tsrr.t practice last year. Her mark was 81
She was followed the order named by the Cleve-
land. the Yorktown. the Denver. the Albany the
galveston, the Tacoma and the Chattanooga ms
Tlngey was the trophy winner IN the torpedo ooa'
.Isss With a mark Of a.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
MARREso HELD FOR MURDER
Police Remove Armed Widow Of Slain Man
s-or, Street Near Prisoners Shop.

Carlo Marreso. the Italian who shot and killed
Joseph zens Friday afternoon IN Mese essn.
-. Ts,and was arreigned yesterday before
g,.a+. 1li. Marsh in stapleton and held without
M On a charge of murder. He was taken to the
county iail at Richmond
Mrs Rose Zena, the widow OF me oeaa man man
with her two children, appeared 10 l'ort %
80. es+srdsy and created such disturbance that
.,,o nolioemen were sent TO the neishoorhood 10
-. her The officers took from the woman a
~ bIaded knife and after having her treated
IONS 4.a ot the Smith In1rmary sent her to
- -. ,,oro. No. go Mulberry street
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
NO JURY FOR THAW.
Justice Mills Expected to Decide
Questions of Fact Himself.

Preparations were made yesterday by the law
yers for Harry K. Thaw and by the state and
county attorneys for the opening session or the
hearing into his sanity. which will take place in
the Westchester County Court in White Plains
tomorrow morning
Justice Mills. who will conduct the hearing said
yesterday that everything possible would be done
to expedite the trial From present indications the
case will not he tried by jury. Justice Mliis as
suming the responsibility of deciding from the eVi-
dence whether Thaw shall be sent back 10 Ma''ea-
wan or whether he shall have his freedom
Thaw's lawyers have not outlined the pan they
will pursue in their effort to gain freedom Tor ter
client. hut II is pretty well understood that the
state will rely on the testimony of the superin-
tendent. doctors and nurses of the Mattea"ah
Asylum prove that Thaw is still insane
Several of the physicians at the asylum have al
ready made statements that Thaw is suffering
from an incurabIe form of insanity and that it
would be dangerous TO have him at liberty. Dr.
Baker assistant superintendent Of the asylum
visited District Attorney Jerome's office yesterday
and went carefully the testimony IN the sec
ond Thaw trial
District Attorney Jerome will have nothing 10 DO
with the case representative Of me Attorney
Generals ofHce and District Attorney Winslow OF
Westchester County opposing ina" release'
Thaw Is much pleased that Mr. Jerome VIII ho'
he hand. for he has repeatedly expressed oi'-
ternass against the New York District Attorney
Thaw's mother and sister. the former Countess or
Yarmouth have engaged rooms in A hotel near the
courthouse
Pittsbrrg July 1o-Ohjections 70 the discharge IN
bankruptcy Of Harry Kendall Thaw were hled IN
the United States District Court to-day by j q
Graham of Nevhurg. y Y. who SAYS he IS cred
tor of the bankrupt. For the first time during 'hs
bankruptcy proceedings the objection raises the
question OF the sanity Of Thaw, II being alleged
that he vas insane the time OF the filing Of the
petition and that he is insane now For this rea-
son. Il is averred the petition should never have
been considered b. the court The time in which
70 object to Thaw's discharge expires to-day ana
thA objections filed come as surprise.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
FATHER pucErs HEALTH IMPROVES.

Port Jefferson Long Island, July lo-The Rev
Thomas J. Ducey. rector Of St Ieos Roman
catholic Church. Manhattan is at the Belle IerTe
crh here greatly improved after his recent Illness
tsis requIar phvsician Dr. Kelly. returned 10 Man
haitian this morning 1t is said that Father Ducey
condition at no time has been dangerous.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
GENERAL BELL SAILS FOR ALASKA.

Seattle July 1o-General J. Franklin Bell u
8 A. and Mrs. Bell sailed for CordoVa. AIasA4
" -, =. 49, .+aarshIo Ohio Francis !. Heney.
AsSistapt District Attorney of San Francisco. was
also passenger the Ohio
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
MEMS AND WoMENs HANDKERCHIEFs

MEMS AND WOMENS HANDKERCHEFS
IN THE STYLES MENTIONED BELOW. WILL BE OFFERED
TOMORROW ONoNDAYl. AT UNUSUALLY Low PRICES:
MEMS NTTIALED LINEN E4ANDKERCHIEFs.
ORDINARILY $500 PER DOZEN AT s%uO
MEMS HEMsTITCrIED LINEN HANDKERCFHEFS
ORDINARILY sz75 & 400 PER DOZEN AT $500 & 300
woMENs LINEN EANDKERcfIIEFs WREATH INITIAL
ORDINARILY sI50 PER DOZEN AT sioo
woMENs IIEMsTTTctED LINEN HANDKERcHEFs
ORDINARILY $3.50 PER DOZEN AT sl.oo
woMENs WHITE EMBROIDERED LINEN AND SHAMROCK
CLOTH HANDKERCIIEFS
ORDINARILY $500 PER DOZEN AT sioo
s4ft strrrf 35th strrrt ann iff Aufrnr. sfm fnrs.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Military Vehicles Under Federal
Jurisdiction.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau-1

ARMY TO DEFY STATES.-The War Depart
is having difficulty with state authori-
ties regarding the requirement licenses. for gov
ernnent vehicles. particularly automobiles The
Judge advocate general is of the opinion that
these vehicles constitute part Of the equipment OF
the army and that the authorities of the state IN
which they are used have jurisdiction over
them. It Is maintained that the government should
proceed reference to the state authorities
and let them test the question by judicial proceed
ings II is believed that the time is not far off
when some form of light gun, ammunition or ration
carrier. propelled by steam or gasolene' will be
adopted and that the government under such cir
cumstances could I'll afford subject its military
equipment the jurisdiction of the states. espe-
cally when the principle that the states may not
interfere with the agencies of the United States is
clearly established
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
B. Alfntatt s. On.

34TH STREET. 35TH STREET AND 5Tr AVENUE. YORK
ATTENTIONS DIRECTED ToTHH THHDECORATVE DEPARTMENT
FOR SPECIAL ORDER WORK IN DRAPERIEs EANGINGs
AND GENERAL FURNISHINGS
FINE UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERY MATERIALS SUCH
BROCADES DAMAsKS REPRODUCTIONS OF OLD
VELVETs. AND MANY OTHER TEXTURES ARE SHOWN FROM
WHICH ORDERS WILL BE EXECUTED
UNUSUAL FACILITIES PROVIDED FOR THE IMPORTATION
OF FRENCH LACE DRAPEREs. SETS
AND DECORATIVE LACES TO MEET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS.
EXAMPLES OF HANDMADE RUGS IN FRENCH AUBUssON
SAVONNERE- AUSTRIAN HAND-TUFTED AND
EXTREMELY FINE ASIA MINOR MAKES WILL BE SUBMITTED
FOR SPECIAL ORDERS
ESTIMATES WILL BE FURNISHED UPON REQUEST. Ls
SUGGESTED THAT ORDERS APPROACHING
AUTUMN BE PLACED AS EARLY POSSIBLE
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
WOMENs SUMMER DRESSES

WOMENS SUMMER DRESSES
COMPRISING NUMBER OF THE REMAINING STYLES IN MUSLIN
DRESSES AND COAT SUITS OF WASHABLE FABRICS HAVE
REIN MARKED AT MUCH LESS THAN ORIGINAL PRICES.
ON WEDNESDAY, JULY r4TH THE FOLLOWING RECENTLY
MADE-UP GARMENTS WILL IN ADDITION. BE
PLACED ON SPECIAL SALE,
PIECE DRESSES OF WHITE BATISTE, TRIMMED
WITH LACE AND EMBROIDERY Sl5OO
DRESSES OF WHITE AND COLORED FRENCH LINEN
LOW AND SHORT SLEEVES 9iIOU
WHITE AND coLoRED BATIsTE DRESSES. LACE 1890
TRIMMED 9iUOO
WHITE MUSLIN DRESSES EMBROIDERY AND LACE
TRIMMED p|.|O
COAT SUITS WHITE AND CoLORED FRENCH LINEN SIoOO
WHITE COTTON PoPLN SKIRTS S3oO
(sECOND FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

A SALE OF 1000 CHILDRENs COTTON DRESSES
RANGING IN SIZE UP TO II YEARS
IS ANNOUNCED FOR TOMORROW CAONDA4O, CONSISTING
OF DRESSES OF WHITE AND CoLORED WASHABLE
FABRICS. IN VARIETY OF STYLES. AT The
FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES
sl.9O, $3.50 & $3.50
MISSES WOOL TAILOR-MADE SUITS 8 CFHLDRENs
REFERS IN AN INCOMPLETE RANGE or SIZES
ALSO BEEN MARKED A THE FOLLOWING
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
rAnoR-MADE SUITS sI450
REFERS $500 & $50
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

WOMENS DRESSES AND SUITS
FOR MOURNING WEAR
ON TUESDAY, JULY 18TH THE FOLLOWING MADEUP
DRESSES AND SUITS ADAPTED FOR MOURNING RE
oUIREMENTs WILL BE PLACED ON SPECIAL SALE:
woMENs BLACK INDIA SILK DRESSES $3.50
woMENs BLACK SILK CREPE DE CHINE DRESSES 1900
WOMErs BLACK RAJAH SILK COAT SUITS Zo.OO
ALTERATIONS PROMPTLY EXECUTED
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-09

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-09

sure to come in any ones life. The
address was rot a long one. but 1t
was higaly appreciated by the class
Typcwriting Contest.
The contest III typcwriting was prob
ably the mos. Interesting number on
tie program. There were II contest
ants il the. affair ana ali OF therl
nsate ycry good showings The con
test was one in which speed and ac-
cuEaey received equal attention and
the CRATES We're given accordingly.
aiias Pearl Mcdonald scored total
of S5M points ard was declared the
winner af he contest and awarded A
diamond ring. which had been offered
Ia the winner IN addition to this
lfize. Mayor McCasIlrin offered five
dollar gold piece to the winner ami
Miss Mcdonald received this also
Miss Maurine Kane was the nearest
competitor of Miss Mcdonald and she
tmonid probably have been first hal
-, not twisted the word work" when
.,,,sr,g IN series and spelled Il
Il -, so many times that II count.,d
against her, Miss K,nos,,.s5s
the pest record of the eva,,,,,rr
was writing a single word al ~. - -,
OF IA times in a minute This ,naa,,s.
that she struck 10 letters each second
The contest included word and sen
itence building and the writing of three
business letters, in which the words
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-09
STRIKING INDIAN NomeneIature.

'Muskoko," Clear Sky Land; "Mag1-
petewan, Smooth Flowing Water;
Kawartha," Bright Water and Happy
Lands "Temagami," Deep Water:
"Wawa,' The Flying Goose, are Indian
words that fittingly describe some of
the most delightful spots for sum
irer's outing on the American CONT
nent All reached at special low
round trip fares via Grand Trunk rail-
way system. Double track from Chi
cago to Montreal and Niagara Falls.
Particulars Of fares, descriptive If
crature. time tables etc, will be mailed
tree on application to w. S. Cookson.
a. G. =. A.. 135 Adame street, Chicago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-09

we're dietsted at the rate OF so per
minute The jadses in the contes.
were Miss Lama Gerard, Miss Eliza
beth Fotsch and h. j. Boal
Program of Evening.
Superintendent NJ. b. Dewey Of the
school opened the exercises of tile
evening with Few appropriate ,ls-
marks and the following program was
carried out
Class Welcome Harry CARPENTER,
class president.
-Geiger's Orchestra
Typewriting Contest
Music-G eiger's Orchestra
Valedictory-MyItle Gustafson
Glass Dream Maurice Kane.
Address = Mayor George w. Nc
{ askrin.
Musie-Geiger's Orchestra.
Remarks by the principal, NJ Il.
Dewey.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Those who received diplomas are
the following: Alma Nelson. Fred;t
Imhof, Gertrude Wingmuth, Maurine
Kane. Myrtle Gustafson. Autonie
Scherrer, Harry Carpenter, Clarence
Nye, Ray Durmann, Ray Schoalcs,
Charles Gerard, Clifford Peterson.
sank Bakersfield, Roy Charles, Ing
, m.f Nissen, Clara Carpenter. LYDIA
-, llama FehIberg. Pearl Melon
iaid and Sadie Grote.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-09
IN SPEED CONTEST
Graduates of Business College
Demonstrate Skill at Com
mencement Program.
MISS MCDONALD Is WINNER
e Awarded Diamond Ring and Cash
frize--Mayor Delivers Address to
s,enl,ers of the Glass.

The graduating siass
commercial college. whic,, ;. 49,, li-N,i'I
IN the Tremann building on. So, So.
tenth street, held it's commenea, nse".
exercises last evening at the auditar.
1um of the Y, NJ G. A. and severa,
hundred friends of the graduates were
present to witness the affair The
commencement address was delivered
by Mayor George w McCaskrin wha
raid high tribute to the school and
the work which it aims TO accomplish
He exhorted the graduates to stick 10
their present good intentions of MAX
ing a success in life and not to be
discouraged by reverses such as are
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-09

cent in cash and a deck ticket from
st. Louis to Davenport in the pockets.
There was nothing to identify the body.
except a signet ring bearing the ssini-
tails ! T. L. or !. 7. Il. There were,
also some postcards showing views of
st. Louis and Quincy An inquest ut
which no light was recsivsd, was held
and interment was made IN the after
noon at Muscatinc. There wasyrumor
Monday that deck hand had fallen.
of the Quincy somewhere above Mus
catine while trying to draw bucket If
water but the officers of the Diamond
JIG had no reports of an accident and
the story was discredited.
Allthe news all the time-The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-09
July 9 In American History.

17O6-Pierre Lemoine, Sieur d'lberville,
founder of Louisiana, died In
Cuba; born 1861.
17555rBraddock's defeat; General Brad
dock mortally wounded.
Zachary Taylor. twelfth presi-
dent of the United States, died In
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-09
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Z Sun sets I:29. rises 4:34; moon rises
1880 p. M: | p. H.. planet Neptune
passes from east to west of the sun.
being in conjunction therewith; l 90
4. m. eastern time. moon III last quar-
ter in constellation Pisces: 9:3S a. m.
ing from west to east of the planet. 2
degrees south thereof; Mercury visit
blp
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-09
APPARENTLY A MAN
DID FALL OFF BOAT
Body Found at Muscatine with DecI,
Ticket on Quincy from ST. Louis
to Davenport.

That man did actually fall from
The Quincy on its trip up the river
Monday morning was apparently verf-
fed by the finding of body yesterday
1--WE miles below Muscatine 1t WAS
that of man about 25 years of age.
well dressed but with only a single