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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17

also be here if it is possible for him
to get away.
Both Bound Over-The preliminary
hearing of Albert Taylor and Sadie
Brown, brother and sister, on the
charge of incest, before Justice Phil
Daum resulted in both defendants be-
ing bound over to the grand jury in
bonds of $1,000 each.
Hit With Croquet Mallet.-Ralph
Quelle, the S-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs w. S. Quelle of 729 West Fif-
teenth street, was one of Tuesday $
accident victims. While at play n
the yard with another boy. they be
came engaged in a scufile for pos
session of Ralph's hat. When it fell
off the other lad attempted to knock
it with a croquet mallet just as Ralph
plunged to get it, with the result that
| the latter caught the full force of the
hard blow on his forehead. His head
was badly cut. and he had a narrow
escape from worse injury. Two
stitches were necessary to close up
| the wound.
| Wholesalers Meet Here.-About 20
members of the Northern Iowa Whole
sale Grocers' organization convened in
enc of the semi-annual sessions at the
New Hotel Kimball yesterday. The
conventions of this organization occuI
from four TO five times year and take
| the form of a business conference
rather than that of a getacQuainted
meetings, such as is the case i'll many
other such associations. The session
here was private TO members and NUN
erous subjects of vital Importance &c
the dealers in the conduct of then
business affairs were taken up and 8
Thorough exchange of ideas made
ISuch subjects as Pure Food,
Rates" etc, were on the program.
Bound over for Bootegging.-Jam
Rifles of Muscatine was bound over Il
the federal court yesterday by Com
missioner Bush on the charge of boot
lleg2ing His bonds was fixed at $500
court does not meet till October.
Obituary Record.-Mrs. Sophia An
Idresen died Tuesday afternoon at thu
home, 322 Warren street, after shO.'
ILLNESS. Deceased was born in Alsel
NOrd Schleswig, Germany, March IL
1853. She came in 1877 to America
direct to Davenport and April II, 1881
married Andrew Andersen They hav
resided in Davenport ever since. Sh
is survived by her husband. Andrew
and three children, George Harry an
Adele, and one grandchild. Harriet.
The death of Mrs Elizabeth Hell
beln occurred Tuesday evening a
the home of her daughter, Mrs. He
ena Hebblen, 1902 West Sixth stree
Mrs. Hebbeln was II years of age Sh
is survived by the following children
Hans of joplin. Mo, Mrs Christin
Tetens of Davenport, Fred w. of De
Moines, Mrs. Helena Hebbeln of Da'
export and Jacob of Birmingham, Al;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17
MOLINE

New Head of Sanitarium.-Dr. J. F.
cago to take the superintendency Of
the Tri-City sanitarium, succeeding DE-.
r. NJ Clark, who resigned April | Oh
account Of illness.
Alumni Elect.-President, DR.. Perry
Vessel; vice president, Harold Sch
merit; secretary Mrs. Carl I.und5erg;
treasurer, Miss Cecil Mayo. These are
the officers elected for the comirg year
by the alumni association OF The No
line high school at the 33r1 annual
meeting Tuesday evening, when 200
members sat at n banquet served in
the Moline club and later listened 10
a program of toasts.
To Have Fire Understanding the
election held last week by The volun-
teer fire department of Silvis, and up
on the approval of the village EoaiG
of the same, President Richard Walsh
Tuesday evening appointed the follow
| ing department officers: Chief, Nor
ton w. Pennell; captain, Charles r.
Roach; lieutenants, James Shannon
| and Herbert W. Cowles. An ordinance
fixing the fire limits in the village anu
providing commercial buildings 10 he
hereafter erected within the district
must be freproof, will be presented ut
the next meeting of the board.
Club Merger Later.-It is probable
that the Moline Business Mems asso
citation will not take action on the
proposition to merge that organization
with the Moline club till early next
fall. The repeated efforts of late to
get enough members of the association
together to form a quorum have been
of no avail and ii is now proposed e
call halt to further meetings till the
first of September There are some
matters of business that the directors
of the association must to attend to
including the paying of outstanding
of the association must attend to
in consideration to add one hundred
feet of bleachers to those already il
athletic field. These will be built dur
ing the present summer if the cost /.
not too great.
o.
Night Officer Ouits.-Fred Jordan
night policeman in East Moline. VIII,
was not reappofnted by Mayor John
son at the last meeting of the council
presented his resignation at u o'clocl
Tuesday night The marshal imme
diately accepted the resignation ant
yesterday Mayor Johnson appointe
: Edward J. Glasgo to succeed to tn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17
Born in Iowa.

Our family were all born and raised
in Iowa. and have used Chamberlains'
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
(made at Des Moines) for years. We
know how good it is from long exper-
fence in the use of it. In fact, when
in Ell Paso, Texas, the writer's life was
saved by the prompt use of this rem
edy. We are now engaged in the me~-
camille business at Narcoosee, Fla. and
have introduced the remedy here it
has proven very successful and is con-
stantly growing in favor-Ennis Bros.
This remedy is for sale by all drug
gists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17
HAMPTON

Mrs. Francis Black is visiting rel
atives at Prairie Center.
Miss Grace Guckert of Moline has
been visiting Hampton relatives.
The Ladies' Aid society took in
about $40 at their ice cream and
strawberry sociable at the town hall
Thursday evening.
w. l.. Black was here from Day.
export, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pardee were up
Sunday from the vicinity of Milan.
e. c. Henline's brother. was here
Monday from the vicinity of Savanna
visiting him.
Hudson's Illinois Comedy and Con
cert company is giving entertainments
in the village this week.
c. NJ. Donaldson of Springfield H.,
has been the guest of Hampton rela-
tives the past few days.
Mrs. G. c. Daley of Taylor Ridge
has been visiting relatives in the vii
lage the past few days.
The gross receipts of the ice cream
sociable given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Mohr Saturday evening for
the benefit of the Catholic church
| were about $45.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Light of Pleas
and Valley, Iowa, visited relatives here
Tuesday.
| Rev. w. s. Read, who has been in
| Geneseo OH visit. returned home
Monday
| Mrs M T. Cook wac in Pooly Ic
, land Tuesday, the guest of relatives
/ Philip Vincent of Texarkana Tex
! visited friends in the village Tuesday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17

Bound Over for Bootlegging.-JamHs
Riles of Muscatine was bound over to
the federal court yesterday by Com
missioner Bush on the charge of boot
Logging His bonds was fixed at $500
Court does not meet till October.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-17

New Head of Sanitarium.-Dr. J. F.
Otis has arrived in the city ron Chi
cago to take the superintendent Of
the TriCity sanitarium, succeeding Dr..
r. M. Clark, who resigned April | Oh
account Of illness.
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SENATOR ELKINS
 HAS NOT GIVEN UP

tHearst News Special to the Graphic,
 Washington, April 16.-Senator FL kins has not surrendered. He an- nounced today that when the tariff bill is taken up Monday he would be- gin fighting to have the duty on oil, hides and coal restored. He will also fight for a higher schedule on lum- Der. At the caucus today the Demo- crats- decided not to" obstruct the tar- tiff bill by giving Republicans full sway in passing the tariff bill and holding them responsible for it. Only a few speeches; will be made but the Democrats will insist on debating amendments offered to the bill. They will not object to fixing a date of the vote.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-17
KIDNAPPING IN
 ST. LOUIS Seven Year Old Lad Ab- ducted in Most Fashion
 able Quarters.
NO CLUE TO ABDUcToR
Authorities at Memphis and Louis. vile Notified to Keep on
 Lookout.

St. Louis, April 16.-James .Shep- pard Cabanne, years old, the young est son of a famous St. Louis family, was Kidnapped from in front of the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Julia Cabanne, ill the most fashionable dis trict, yesterday. There is no clue as to his whereabouts save a telephone from an unidentified man saying the lad had been taken to Louisville.
 Shortly before midnight Mrs. Ca banne, almost distracted, summoned the police and put the matter in their hands. The authorities at Louisville and Memphis have been notified and will keep on the outlook for the boy. Barring the possibility that the lad is in the hands of abductors who will try repetition of the Whitla case, it is the theory of the police that the kidnapping is due to domestic trou- bles.
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WANT CAVANAGH
 TO EXPLAIN IT

A motion to have the complaint made more specific in the suit of John E. Cavanagh vs. .Winn s. Har- ris ct al. will be argued in the United State circuit court tomorrow morn ing. The motion was filed by Brad shaw, Rhoton & Helm this morning. The motion asks that the complaint be made more specific, in that Cava-' nagh fails to show in what manner the defendants are severally indebted to him, to which one of the defend
 ants the money of the plaintiff was actually delivered; the time. place and manner of delivery; under what contract or agreement the money was delivered; whether the contract was written or oral, and the time, place, manner and with whom the contract was made.-Little Rock Democrat.
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Amateurs Crowd Thestoriun,

Amateurs Crowd Theatorium.
 Amateur night again packed the Theatorium to the doors last night. Burt Kilmer, the buck dancer" cap tured first and Miss Georgia Yost sec ond prize. The other contestants were Leo Abdalla (classed as a pro- fessional and therefore barred from prizes), Miss Bertha Watkins, cello ist; Miss Geraldine Johnson, vocal solo; Herbert Robish, harmonica solo. The Seven Merry Maids con- tinue to please the crowds. This is one of the most successful bills, from a box office standpoint. that the The atorium has ever booked.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-17
HENRY SMITH FREED
 ON TECHNICALITY

Henry Smith, negro, who was ar raigned in the Jefferson circuit court yesterday on a charge of defrauding Captain c. l.. Madding out of 435 in the sale of two horses was acquitted. Judge A. B. Grace instructed the jury to return verdict for the plaintiff. The ruling of the court was prompt ed by legal technicality. Smith was defended by Attorney w. B. Sorrells. He mortgaged two horses to Captain Madding, representing that they were his property. The horses belonged to Alderman Gabe Meyer
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rlenced some heated moments during It's discussion, or rather the privilege of not discussing it, during which the cry Of gag" rule was applied and several personal oratorical contests were interjected.
 The senate went into committee of the whole for the discussion of the bill, with Senator Toney ill the chair. The adoption of the appropriation items proceeded with a speed and Regularity, and without objection un- til the item for $90,OOO for teachers was reached.
 And here the fireworks began.
 Senator Henderson offered an amendment reducing the salary of the president of the school to ,a,ooo. This was ruled out of oruor by Chair man Toney. Several other senators joined with Senator Henderson but Chairman Toney said the discussion of the section was not in order.
 A motion to adopt the section was made and on viva voce vote was de- clared carried.
 The next item was for s2O.OOO for student labor. Senator Patterson ob- jected and wanted to know if there was any way in which the senators might secure information as to what the money was for Senator Johnson explained that the fund was for the purpose of paying students for doing work at the school in order to pay their way through the institution.
 Senator Henderson said the item was the most meritorious one of the entire bill, as it enabled many stu dents to obtain an education. which would otherwise be denied them:
 Senator Patterson then withdrew his objection, and the section was adopted.
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NOT A CORNER"
 SAYS OGDEN ARMOUR

firarst News Special to thc Graphic,
 Chicago, April 16.--"Mr. Patten has not corner in wheat His deal in May is not responsible for rise in the prices." said J. Ogden Armour, who has been a consistent enemy If the bull leader. Tt is an old ques- tion of supply and demand. Manipu- lation may affect prices for a time, but the quotations always spring back to q proper level.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-17
Denies Aspiring to Succeed Senator Burkett, of
 Nebraska.
MAKES FIVE SPEECHES
Closing His Capital City Visit Tester. day With Address to the
 General Assembly.

Little Rock, April l6.-When asked this morning relative to the reports sent out from Washington by persons who are alleged to be on the inside, that he will oppose Senator E. J. Burkett in his race for elections as senator from Nebraka. Colonel Will liam .Jenning Bryan said to d repre- sentative of the Arkpnsas Democrat:
 There is no foundation for the re- port that I have decided positively to enter the race, and l have expressed myself as adverse to being candi- date. I would rather have someone else nominated and l hope we can find a Democrat to succeed Senator Burkett.
 We have a number of excellent Democrats who are worthy of the place and I would rather see one of them elected than to hold the ofYice myself
 "I will not say l will not under any eiTcuilStanceS pc candidate, but l prefer not to be.
 ''I enjoy doing the work that I can as a private citizen, and hope I may be able to continue this during the remainder of my life.'
 William Jennings Bryan has had a strenuous time since he reached Lit tie Rock at s o'clock last night. He left this afternoon for Hot Springs, where he will speak tonight, and to- morrow he will be the central figure in great Bryan Day program at Conway
 But during his stay in Little Rock of less than twenty-four hours he has delivered five addresses, as follows:
 S:30 D. m., lecture at Capital The. atre on "The Prince of Peace"
 10:3O p. m., brief address at hall of the Modern Woodmen of America.
 10 a. m. address before law depart ment of the State University in su- preme court room.
 11:20 a. m., address at Little Rock high school.
 1880 p. m., address before general assembly in Capital Theater.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-17

thority to exercise joint jurisdiction over the stream, the same as now enjoyed by many other states, I hope to see those relations established be- tween Arkansas and Mississippi.
 "It will matter little if the officers of Mississippi catch few Arkansans and give them the dose they merit, provided the officers of Arkansas are given tn esame privilege. Nobody but the criminals can object. and the law-abidiug people will welcome such an arrangement
 "In conclusion, I want to say that I ind many Mississippians occupy ing high position in Arkansas. They are our sons and we do not know ex- actly what caused them to leave our borders, but whatever the reason uaughingly) I am glad to see their merits recognized by the people of this state
 Again I thank you for this privi- lege. l know you are ill the midst of important legislation and I will not detain you longer
 Gov. Donaghey said Gov. Noel would be his guest at the office for all hour or more. eff there are Missis- sippians ill the house who have never mentioned the fact, they are all in- yited to come to my office and visit with the governor
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REIGNS IN
 C0NSTANTINOPLE

nIcarst News Special to the Graphic.)
 Constantinople. April l6.-Panic reigns in government circles. The sul- tan is ready for flight. The Constan- ,tinople garrison is rushing prepara- tions to resist the young Turks, who are said to be advancing upon tho city from the northwest. Business Is at standstill. Private citizens are making feverish preparation to de- fend their property It is feared that Germany and Austria will extend a Teutonic sway over the Bosphorus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-17
FOURTH OF JULY
 ON APRIL 16

The explosion of large cannon cracker in the rear end of the build- ing occupied by the Western Union Telegraph Company caused much ex- citement in the business district of this city yesterday. A large number of people were on the streets on their way to dinner at the time and mis-
 took tn explosion to be the report of pistol. A large crowd soon col- lected, among which was Chief of Police A. J. Stewart. The cause of the excitement was soon learned to be the work of some practical joker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-17
LOTTERY SCHEME
 IS UNEARTHED

tHeArst News Special tn the Gr:,phi, :,
 Baltimore, April l6.--What is be- lieved to be big lottery scheme was unearthed today in the arrest of Max Simson. of New York, at Philadel- phia. From papers taken in Simson's room it was learned that he is agent for three lotteries, one of which of fered q $1,O00, ,000 prize and another a capital prize of $400,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-17
GOMPERS LIKES
 THE PRESIDENT

UIearst News Special to the Graphic,
 Washington, April 16.-Samuel Gompers, who, with number of la bor leaders, conferred with President Taft and Labor Commissioner Neill. expressed himself as being greatly pleased with the new President. Taft promised to have congress take up the matter of injunctions and seek to prevent an abuse of thekwrit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-17
' Son of James $. Cabanne.

Memphis, Tenn., April 16-Other than through press dispatches the po- lice department of Memphis declares it has had no advices with reference to the Kidnapping of the Cabalhe boy, nor has it any information which might lead to his whereabouts. While it is stated that the father of the child, James $. Cabanne, is resi- dent of Memphis, the name does not appear in the city directory. Mrs. CaEanne, it is asserted, also formerly lived here, but is now making her home in Louisville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-17
"BAT" NELSON AND
 M'FARLAND MATCHED

tEIearst News Special to the Graphica
 Chicago, April 16.-Battling Nell son and Packey Mcfarland were matched to fight at Colma, Cal, for ty-f1ye rounds on July 5. They will split the purse, 75 per cent to win- ner and 9 per cent to loser. Malachi Hogan will referee. The weight will be 1S3 pounds on the morning of the fight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-17
Louisville Looking for Boy.

Louisville, Ky, April 16-Major Ed ward Burke, night chief of police, was asked whether he had heard from St. Louis in regard to the report that the Cabanne boy, kidnapped there yester- day, was to be brought to Louisville.
 No information in the matter has come to me-" said he. We will watch for the boy"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-17
GOV. NOEL IN
 LITTLE ROCK Missisappi's Chief Execu- tive Confers With Gov
 ernor Donaghey.
SENATE TOOK RECESS
Governors Present to Hear W. !, Bryan Speak-Want Better
 Police Powers.

Little Rock. April lG.--Gov F. F. Noel, of Mississippi. arrived in Little Rock this morning for the purpose of meeting with Gov. George w. Don aghey and getting the Arkansas leg lslature to pass an act which would give the two states better police DOW CTS over the Mississippi river between the two states
 Over year ago Governor Noel un- dertoOk to get some action from Ar kansas OH this matter, at that time being desirous of stamping out the illegal traffic in liquor which was rampant along the river. The guilty persons would make their sales and then cross to the other state, where the officers could not follow them. Nothing came of his former attempt so he came to Little Rock this morn ing, determined to take the matter up with Governor Donaghey and seek re lief from the Arkansas legislature.
 1t was early this morning that Gov. Noel called on Governor Donaghey. and they soon got down to business, James H. iHarrod being called in to give legal opinion upon what the law should be. s.s. l..
 Later in the morning Gov. Noel ap- peared before the legislature, meeting in joint assembly, and asked for the passage of law which will give Arkansas Jurisdiction over the river to the Mississippi bank, and Nissis- sippi Jurisdiction over the river to the Arkansas bank, thus allowing the officers who capture the culprits. to have no fear concerning the iurisdic- tion.
 There Is a probability that Gov. Donaghey and Gov. Noel will ask the legislatures of the two states to per- init them to appoint a commission to establish the boundary lines of the adjoining sates.
 Both Gov. Noel and Gov. Donagbey attended the speaking of Colonel Will liam Jennings Bryan in the morning.
 The senate took a recess and went to the house in body for the pur- pose of listening to the governor of our sister state.
 Gov. Noel was introduced in a few words by Gov. Donaghey, and said:
 T did not know that such an honor was to be extended to me, as I came to Arkansas to confer with your gov ernor on a business matter, but I as- sure you the privilege of addressing the assembly is highly appreciated by me.
 T did not know until I had reached your city that Hon. W. J. Bryan. whom we all know and honor, was the city's guest. It was a speech of MT. Bryan's some time ago which brought about the very object of my consultation with Governor Donaghey today. that ofareciprocal Jurisdiction over the Mississippi river, which di- vides the two states.
 For years past it has been the custom of lawless persons to commit all manner of gcrimes at or near the center of the river. Both states are affected by this condition. and now that congress has given the states au-
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WEALTHY WOMAN
 IS ROBBED

lfrarst News Special to the GrAphic.)
 Paris. April 16.-Mme. Bertell, a wealthy American paralytic, and her maid were bound and gagged by two men today, who rifed her apartments on Avenue Eyleau and carried away s1000 worth of jewelry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-17
AGED WOMAN
 GETS LOST-DEAD

(Hearst News Special to the Graphic,
 Elkton. Ind, April 16.-While re- turning from a neighbours home to her own, Miss Elsie Woods. 75, got lost last night. Her dead body was found today. having been mutilated by wild hoEs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-17
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