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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-19

FOR SALE-5,OOO acres near Iron River.
BAYFIELD, county. Wisconsin; fruit and
farm lands; we have been holding this
at $3.50, and it's cheap at that. but
owner is hard pressed for money; can
deliver II for $3.50 per acre; $4,000
cash will handle this; must be sold
within 10 days. Jennings Land Com
pany. city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-19
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-In Robinson building, well
lighted offices; all cOnVeniences, in
GLIDING elevator service roOmy vaults,
etc; one choice suite with large pri-
waite vault. Apply room 100. E. X
Rhoads.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-19

FOR SALE+Cheap, a launch, 81 feet
long. stern paddle wheel. Apply j. w.
Graves, Milan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-19

FOR SALE-Leonard cleanable refrlg-
orator; good as new and cheap. IN
quire 925 Twenty-thfrd street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-19

!. Omce-115 Seventeenth street. Bot
phones.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-19
CARD OF THANKS.

MRS. J. W. DE LONG and son desire to
express their thanks TO friends and
Teal lodge Sos ]. .. Q. +. for kindness
in sickness and death OF husband and
father. Rev. J. W. De Long.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-19

FOR SALE-Fifty acres good land. four
miles from Galena, county seat, also
four miles from Reeds Spring, both
on the Missouri Pacific railroad in
south Missouri; worth $25 per acre;
for sale at SIS per acre. for three
days only See or write o. NJ. wight,
New Harper Hotel. Rock Island, III
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-19

FOR SALE - Cheap. household goods
parties leaving city; must be sold al
once Inquire at 426 Eleventh street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-19

FOR SALE-HOme; corner residence,
east front, one block from Long View
park and half block from Fifteenth
street car line; eight rooms and bath.
furnace and gas; fine lot, with nice
shade and fruit trees; advantageous
terms for quick sale. Address Snap"
care The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-19

FOR RENT-Thirteen-ro residence.
Seventeenth street and Eleventh ave-
hue; modern improvements; large
lot; $35. z. H Guyer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" ANTED - Chimneys 90 build. repair
and clean. Mcdowell Bros. Old phone
north 1861.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-22
The Catholic ladies will give

The Catholic ladies will give &
box social on Thursday evening Sep
TENDER 10Th at the Pioneer All
are cordially invited and bring a
box.
A. l. Snyder son Of E. E. Snyd-
er, with his family and Miss Annie
Lawrence sister of Mrs. A. l.
Snyder arrived in New Plymouth
Sunday afternoon from Rutland. In
diana, to make this their future
home.
I The following delegates were
elected from the Baptist church to
attend the Baptist District Conven-
ton held in Boise this week: Mrs.
Mccullough, Mrs. Mcvilty, Mr.. E..
f. Cox, E, w. NJ Day, Edward Day.
Mr.. Namely and Rev. Blom.
Miss Carrie Nichols returned from
Idaho City the fore part of the week
where she has been visiting friends.
Grandpa Gargrave is back in [
New Plymouth. He has been in
North Dakota on business.
Francis Mcbride left for Laramie.
Wyoming, last Saturday to enter
upon his work there in the UNIVERSE
". Mrs. Mcbride accompanied
him.
Harry Griep who had been very
IN Of typhoid fever for the past three
weeks, died at his home Monday
night. Mr.. Griep was a young man
hardly in the prime Of life being but
thirty years old on the Goth OF last !
March. He leaves a wife aud four
young children besides other rela-
tiyes to mourn his loss.
Bruce Campbell started for Chica
80 Saturday to resume his studies
In pharmacy.
The first week OF school closed
with the following eenrollment: Prot.
Strong's room or the High School
Z, Miss Wallace. 9TH and Sth grades.
a.. Miss Pearson. 9TH and 9th grad
es, a, Miss Ensign, Srd and 4th
grades, As, LIST and End grades. Miss
Thomas. So. Valley View with Mr..
Preston as teacher, &c. Total 213.
Roy White Of Lincoln. Neb.,
friend Of Ernst Meyer is in New
Plymouth and will assist in the Ply
mouth Hardware for a while. Mr.
White is in the west looking up a
lew location.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-22
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
Via oregon Short Line

Via Oregon Short Line
Through Portland or Ogden. Special
excursion rates August S0th, to
September It'll, inclusive and Septem.
Der oath to S0th, inclusive. Daily
Summer Tourist Rates to September
3Oth. For rates and further particu-
lars consult any Oregon Short Line
Agent. / Sept. 80.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-22
Continued from first page.)

relatives.
Mrs. Miller and daughter are NOV.
ing into the George Wilson prop
erty on South Boulevard.
Mr., Spottswood and daughter of
Payette. father and sister of Mrs.
b. L. Wells were over Sunday Wis
itors at the Wells home.
Sunday afternoon Daisy, Lucy and
Maggie Mason, started for Moscow
where they viii begin their years
work In the university OF Idaho. Rich.
ard Smith and Earnest Day started
the same evening to begin studying
in the McMinnville college, Ore.
The c. e. society held social .
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Gilbert last Friday night About
young people were present aud
port jolly time.
largest passenger train that
ulled into New Plymouth came
un'i VT Sunday when the excursion ,
sVassed through from Payette
OF thmett. There were six well. ,
filled passenger cars when the train ,
reached here and two box cars were +
attached to accommodate part OF ;
he one hundred and fifty who went
rom New Plymouth. /,
orville May OF Axten. Neb.. son y
u Mr. and Mrs c, b, May. is Wis
tirF at the home OF his parents. =
m Is Glover who has been visiting Z
ne daughter. Mrs. Louis Stuve at ,
I'd oy View returned to her home y
or lrrison. Idaho. last Monday.
pl. In, +. c. Smith OF Boise is
" ro' city looking after her inter,
ID stoere. IN
n1LNs. |. c, Hanigan leaves the
asst OF the week to visit her daugh. y
err, Mrs. win Kinney at Nampa. S
j. II. Hanigan has sold his inter 1
'st in the general merchandise 4
took of Alderman and Hanigan to q
1. NJ. Sullivan OF Dunlap. Iowa. 2
nd gave possession Monday. Mr.. I
sullivan was called back to Iowa p
N account Of sick child aud is
when he will return. n
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Marnock and p
title son Of Modesto. Cal. came n
thursday for months visit with "
elatives and friends. n,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-22

'"V NlIy % NaIuWeIL County OF Can.
yon, has been appointed as the time
and phase Tor proving the win Of said
James W. Coiley deceased, and for
hearing the application Of Joseph Col.
ley for the issuance 20 Joseph Gellsy
OF Letters testamentary when and
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-22

In tho Probate Court Of the coun
y Of Canyon, State OF Idaho.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
>TNiTOR BJ RTON HOWE.
Returns From EUROPE and Won't rHk
PoIttIc. y. ". Holland Returns.

United States Senator Theodore D.
Burton e Ohio was an arrival Yesterday
on a.. Atlantic Transport liner Mime
apph-. IA from London with is3 cabin
pa--..uRar- "" left her" ON August .
ou fh" Rotterdam and -I.'nt most 20 hl-
tim. IN Tuudlu IT,, -tii he had been
rut Il touch with E1pi "ni"g- m this
country -iuc. b." had been away aud
didn't car" @ discus, political events
that had occurred here m HIS absence
Ne was astpni-h.st - notice the attention
the English preSs II giving e. American
politics. he said
y VI Holland. 'he actor. who - one
- the New Theatre playerS arrived with
his wife and daughter, Edna. having gone
abroad ~ meet them IN southern Italy
He zaii he had lett HE son. Joseph. ia
Furou. q continue his studies On the vio-
Ian. on which he has already mad" much
i.r E7.,E Mr. Holland said that h" had
t. answer many questions aboard con-
corning ~. New Theatre. indicating that
much curiosity eNi-t- there regarding the
results u H. achieving
Oth.r arrivals on the Minneapolis were
R,rbara Bahiugton. IA" comic ppera aC-
tre--. Cprmodnr. Henry y Glrin u the
Rilumur" Yacht club. Postmaster Il q.
Floyd Il cleveland and ia" Rev. Dr
Frank GurSaulU- e tkiCaR"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
ObIiuarN Notes

The Rev Or I l. Humphrey. for over
sixty year, in the Methodist ministry IN
this State and abroad died a. his home al
l.i'tle Falls, yesterday II acute Bright
di~eas" Ne was - years old MIR Hum.
phrey was born ~ New York CITY and in
IN" early PAR ~ hi- career 10 the ministry
held a number 81 charges in this state
Then he went 10 the far Fast a. a missionary
and while" here found u quite essential
70 hi- work To p" phystriau ~" took ~
o." study Of medicine and obtained q degree
lie retired about fifteen wars ago and since
that tim" had been resident ~ Little Fails
Edward ; Ayertn, who Tor the last nfty-
four year- had hH"n editor and publisher
81 b." falmyrl '0Hrt"r and who was prob
ably nc obi"s, newSpap"I Iuhlish"I IN point
day afternoon N Palmyra. aged ~ NJ 10
VAS horn IA N"iinp "a l-l2 and after re-
'"iving common school education entered
a newspaper ofi'e ~ that place" lie then
worked IN BATAVIA. Albany ami Geneva and
~ tho age 81 - vent 20 PALMYRA and assumed
4 y-aT later, he purc ha-.,d the paper he nd
since edited and published u. Throughout
hts long .ar:cer b. used h,s p"n always 10
The Rev. william lWiddy who died on
SATURDAY at hia home. 80 cambridge street
hrooklYn: had been fqI forty i've years =
don IN i-3l and mach of hi ministerial life
was pas-ed ia Toronto. annda Ne came
20 Brooklyn IN As and for thirty wears was
connected with the Methodist RnoE Con-
Of The Jsne- Ystbod,-' Epi~corsi Ckarc R
golden Anniversary ~ their Wedding lie
leaves a widow. Tire" -ons and one daughter
pT Edward Fly Nand-varker. "A retired
physTtan and former - hool commissioner
died Yesterday IN syria u-' AZ The age of
~ year. u. had h,sn an invalid for .ey.
eTal years In isi1 be published book on
oedur alton wht' D. frpaisd a sensation
pt NandewarkHr.was horn ~ West 7 roy and
after graduating from Albany N.dical
college enlisted m fhs i17d New York Vol Il
uni"er Infantry. being mustered out a, the
'l0-s' ~ N" var With the rank at Maio
il"wellyu - Morgan. q veteran Of the
Ctvti var and an employee II the Water
Department. expired IN ~" grill room 81 IN.
new On1ndagA Hotsi in SyTarus. yeztsr-
dav afternoon while waiting 20 be served
Ne was ~ years old. and a. tho age ~ /,
year. enlisted IN ~" I uiTeu Stats- Nav 4
-srNinR On tn" Yankee ~ IN" operations 81
the Potomar hotilla He had been Hctive
m the Department 81 New York. g.
Mu HaTTiet Newell Burns Marvel VII.
% Capt. Thomas = Marvel ~ the Marvel
Shtphuilding Company, died in New burKh
yesterday a. the age 81 IS years She was
= native OF the town % Monroe Mira
Marvel "a survived 10y her husband. two
Sons and two daughters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
va INJTNCTTON FOR POST.
Judge Mcpherson Holds That labor ID
PENDANTS Must Have Notice

RVp DAN. Iowa. Sept Sin chambers
here to-day Federal District Judge Smith
Mcpherson denied the Injunction asked
for 10y G W. Post. who sought 20 restrain
tho American Federation % labor and
Its officers and the Bucks Stove and Rang.
Company 81 ~. Louis from entering into
an agreement 20 maintain a closed shop.
Argument consumed all the morning
and part Of the afternoon. the Court
ia measure having 20 hook OUT for IN"
interests ~ organized labor. ne no attor-
n.y was there 60 plead its cause and car~
for It's interests.
Upon the close Of the Arguments the
Juds" announced that he would write
his opinion and plac. IL on Ale in ~ Louis
tomorrow The merits 81 the case were
not touched upon by the Court. the Judg.
holding that Il was not necessary He
simply denied the injunction on the ground
10 no notice having been given TO Com
yerr. Morrison. Mitchell or any ~ the
labor leaders or any 81 the other fifty
members 81 the American Federation who
were made parties 60 the suit that hear
ing would he had at this time
While the Judge did not cay 80. IL was
plain that he felt that all effort had been
Inhuf va tHist Hlep J'AhklI'Ul on Nns
leaders 81 the federation Attorneys for
Post were present and pressed their
claims for the injunction
81 LorIs. sept. b-A meeting will
he hold az tho southern Hotel tomorrow
AZ which Samuel Gompers and George
Mitchell, president % tho Stove Founders
National Defence Association. will arrange
labor conditions at the Bucks works
Frederick W Gardner. chairman % the
board II the Bucks company. issued a
statement tonight In which he declared
that Post owned only Is per cent -
the company stock. was never "A director
of the company and had heen forbidden
20 use the Bucks oompany's name 20 eN-
plot himself and his food products
1 have held a ma jority 81 the Buck
companys stock since 1904 said SIR
Gardner I admired the pluck Of James
" Van Cleav~ in fighting single handed
the battle ~ the entire Industrial world
even though my company paid the cost
When he died howe yer. and the conduct
q the company was thrown on me.
allied II with the Stove Founders De
fence Association
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
HROW W PRISEITss GTRIOs
$50 - s~srsaas Wss sss-sass Isss~s
n~wagkahfs sti~~stsa.

ArtkNrN ~~pt The Death q JULIUS
= hF-su ski@-s -.n q fi-prEias var
tspvsrnrr snd b ro'h~r q 'h- present
Goveruor has r~v~als-i that ~ had vus
- th~ mn-t valuable sr' curin rulls-ttpns
IN ths country The great rnan-i~n in
shtch Brown hv~,i alrn- - literally
rrsmW~sl with rar. bapks rutns prtr--
i~-- lima and rurio-
In IN" collection there j. lbckst con
tanning hair - tho fr-' Napnlsnn with q
c~rtifrats - E~nuin~n~s- from tho Pm
p"r"r- physician KEYS - Andsr~un VIII.
pri~rn. first ballot cnst Or Jefferson Davis
and N"Nand~r Ss~pheus - President and
60 Pr--itl"nt - the Cont~sierasv. a STAY
Z sN"ruti'u - spi-- m Missouri during
th" civil war whirh arrived five minutes
t1u Int ~ awe 'hs'r lives and q bill ~
sSUu f"r one nights STAY ~ q Brazilian
hotel
Thor" - also a splinter from tho CONN
IN which Macmillan was placrd after
being "NeCited and tho original manu-
scrip ~ Tom Moore -talla Rookh
Ther~ ~ a chair in which Nappleon used
10 - when Fir-i Consul and table N
which Louis NV. onos played car,ls
Another card tabIe hears a r-prpduC' ton
u famous pain, ing 81 Napoleon. while
about ~ arr clustered miniatures 10 he
h"au'i"S q The coIr, ~ the First Consul,
IT, IN" collection IL a china .rt usad nv
Napoleon B"napaTe himself soon after
his marriage with Josephine. also a choCo-
la'" ~"t made in the imperial shop. each
= the cups bearing the likeness - one %
the royal family.
Brown once gave n dinner tn Grover
Cleveland az which the Napoleon china
was used on a tahl.cloth that had formerly
RraC"d IN. hoard o! the ~ fated Maxi
milan.
There are fans % all ages many % then
opC- hirted Ivy EUROPEAN queenr
The coin collection ~ most complete
all periods and nations tr~inR represented.
Thor" ~ also series Of stamps struck
from the original dies This collection
contains a proof ~ every stamp ISSUED
h~ N" Federal Government from the tifnH
thus h"Car" a free country until iSSi
IN" dies were about 20 b. destroyed
Will" eE-Ciov. Joseph = Brown was a
member NJ the United states senate in
iSS2 and a half dozen proofs Of all the
dies were taken a. clrioS. senate
Brown got one % the sets % proofs and
thee arr now in tho Brown collection.
A number Of almost priceless Confederate
STAMPS are also in the lot
IL i thought probable that Brown be-
queathed the collection 20 the State OF
Georgia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06

-. r-sr. Hsi wis garrt-..s 0,ssnsi-
.allfh-F 0lssa-a 49, = ttra Issslh fa-ssa
q - ~ Fnufs tvanff-. i-r--v ~
'tsii hsvs wst-h fsith ~ Hanhs Hnfi
- .iff.st sitt n haT fssifira - atfs ta-rtnr
Wif- fsfrsf 800 Hilfs fhr-= 1855 90
sf'-r f-siinr q fhsrn ~ eiipr.-l go T.'ii
49, b. r,1rs=s sssi eng 80 q 49, 1l.'lass
'-srahf - Hraan @-iaa -h-stns Ger.
7tHsir Husi ftrH@ss 80 rsnvina rtrtuf-
shHs- rHrn 81 snr~ s-nsrusta tnsi vstn
Nhi~ fatnsis-t 30 fsr fri-usts. o.
rrs--.-si 'h~ir h-arss t,st h.p-t 81, 49,
. 'it-y ~v-r 'sbt vin-sr. fa'tr liuiiafa 49,
Ffv-n fH=ui
rb- Hav- hasi ~ - v--s-f.ttr tn,t
'1-Ir fpr-sttisss ~-r- stii ssrunH rh-v
~rf-r-,i ssnr- 81 SEQ s,in1Hnt av~nft. o.
'h'iss a. hin 90 30 hansts rr'tsi hav~
sHfn~ srian rhsns- Pplir@fuan kahf-T
- no thifst rr~rinrf 'n~mtssst 80 ittsi n
'tHi- ~ tss 49, fN=v happ-s.si - have
81 ruurh ~-aifh sn ~ Hnr- ne -fnriss
tftr rutncsis In trnEor'ant drtaiis
f'ransirluth.r Clsss. r-f,uss-i 90 49,
-'r'- h-f srsfastzua ART ~ frt-nsts. n5~S-iy
r''--rvins right % privas- v~ns-anr-
ur ~ Will.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
DRAG PARK LAKE. FOR BASKET
aHffH FVf re- HERE f0fD
uff uf f0NfTu TFfHf
.-sr~u untrs u-,-sfs ystaHs9 -sartr.t ~
-tsrv - wru pFrss~si Wssiaa we
tfa~sf . ssstt,artss - fStstras- - 49,
~ uFast9nt - Pars ~ . rastraa

r..rrr Hl4st sssr'.=t 80 IartrtI ParH
H....a .Irurrirr fra fsan .iss rsaafsf-
ffr Hr Har.affIne .HT. 30 Hifi aa-n H1rl
r.HI FOL s.r.ru ffrH- H Hs-aaf .uft $50
ssfa- .si s,lfi. Isr riFff - sfrl 'ftf
f.# s.H.Hr sFH So @su fraaa-l trri
=Hr- -.f-r .HarfHrsiz E.tsi HBuis-i H=r
..f.I.rH...r 90 boo Htra q .sstrta- sh-n
.a ....Tf4f4aI sl .H-rla-- q fH- Htsa-'
o.. I.rfH.r rra fH. Ifrf rinsfiHr q fh-
...H.a ..- Fsrrs .rtu sHf atisi ra 80
Usr.F IIIrH-r .f 30 v..nf slr1~rr street.
fa--s.r 10y .Hrfs=fHt FHr1 fhn Hfss
HH.fIf ..4r- .HrfIins-f t Hul.tf Ia=iv
Iftrr-T su1 HyrHtns=I .ls Uras-rrs'
70 .I- .frt Hn ~uHflu ~ ~ aIrtnE
H.. tit .lr- fH..-- fa as-.-p tn tpt..ifHf'Hs'fif
sifH 70 sirI -1n .fliu trrstr saHt fhHt
fr.sit p. l s-.s H- Fld 1881 e. man ,f't
s.fHafs I-ssH % fsvi#sH - 'H- -istn
tv.ur.. -usrsnrs. o. Frs pars
The man ARREST q hsaa-t u 80 an
ordinary mHrE.t H.t-s-t vith 49, hnnsils.-
fh- $50 -fna-i "a fh~ -tsis-wnls '' faiH
ant Harvey YT~rhsIrt %" suritn ~tv
- hsr #7gsntttntun
Dan ~ ~ rHr-v - ts.asni al night
Have astfrss Hlrta~
Wi,b ,Et, ,bs. -, .u,sss-i Central Pars
Harvey '.sasi che rriir- thaf me vuu-
y-r.tftsn -srtfrsi hi. -it-ptriun- IT, fnl.
IHsH,l fhss gtiftgiss fNHtuE care that fh~F
sitt uut discover btn m 'wp ts-ss th-
uash that - dnwn o. whaf - Anpsn a.
swan Lac and ~ q point uh-r- fsu
ttg Hluis -tansl near fh- sut~r esig- Tho
man ,a@t m. ra-ksi into 'hs lak- ih-r"
go "a splash AMI % went down Then
m. man ant sufutN returned 20 tns' taNt
AMI trnv" ~
Harv-y -ay. b.. hunted hiEh ant l"w
for a rUltrprnan boat guuliu mi unss
Capt ,ar-un & 'hr central Fark ruligs
rAsuEhf % pr' ..ts.nt 'u inv LAT" AMI
npti..d PpliJ,, tl.aiVlartsr- h"sr"r-
Z rinntn cham amt puuphus VII arr guard
tnE rio water fpNl "a frs lass. GOT q fsn'
and graphing IRONS and rhk-s AMI s,l's=f'
Tor to- basket Policeman O.~h"a uss'i
rak- from th.. ..,ig,. 20 h- lak- whii' The
taptaln l,rs-l "a Harvey gnt into th''
klat ami uIuil..d un,. - 'h- rak-- Will
directing III. ruw-T - the boat Hut NJ
ha-k-t Wa found IN" water wa- about
four feet deep and was stlll, 80 there wa-
nothing tD carry the ba-k-t away
Harvey -aid b. had On a hathing suit
uu,i.r ni- street Clufhing AMI Suggested
that h.. e. into The water and lpoS Tor M
mysterious ha-k"' hat tn captain ob-
served gathering group - uur-"maid-
ami children ami yeto--i the diving The
branch defective bureau on last Sin
10th Gr.4.t sent Detective Cruise - 500
If he, could untan Il. th" mystery
Harvey zaid h.. had taken the numh-r
Of fh.. taNicab ia which the man and
woman drove To tho park ~" aav- this
number 20 the detective
Aft-r fruiile-s work % several hours
~ police and keepers gave mp dragging
-. lal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06

- Afs,.rtrsn iirais an,i ash-r tnui.s -,
b. had t1sIrhs~t upun thrusiahp,if fs. -
u- sati thai h. hat . wnrffi sfsIf m y.
hs.srt fur Nar,h uaknsa
q never wo,ild have ts.-n pr--ft-,, d,
n had not h--n TIE my ssp~r.no-, I.
North uakosa. .aih ~ r-fsrrins =, ~.
REMARKS - prv~isis-nt Cr-ex.f q b..
rolless. I N NOT care q rapfar haIfin,
an olfir~ VIVA, Do care f6r !. 80, -
man ds~~ VIM - In offic- Wh@n { -
sorii@ - thd@s who were Wi'h ma a ,s.
nnkota ranch they r~fnarH.si that -,
dbl not obisct 20 woTstns With me Ie.su..
! dit nv share q the gprk
Mr. Hoo--veli said that whils ~ -.
Police Comfnt~.ion=r New fork ts-.r.
knot Tor a time and rigidlv virru-,,.
|tnc~ then h@ remarked IN. riFtrsns q
New YoFk have had most arsi~nt ,i--,r,
- elesf him % snfne pfiic- that would a,
ham a good distanC" frum NeW York
When the cornerstone Was laid toe %.
look~r- saw ptctursz % Houssveif rah
and carnegie. with their life historic.
pat into the jar Arnong The other thins,
droppsd under the stone we've rnptes N
the EBfioaF. containing articles written
Nv the cont rthutink editor the Rev M
Lyman Aht-ott and other members q n.
stan Publisher Rowland furnished hi.
Copiss
throughou, tho dav the Colonel wa a
the 60 Tonight he dined ggie'ly All
loardsd the train only n few minutes
before u pulled out. Several thousand
persons were down 60 say xDod-hy and
tho hand played There were cheer. for
the Colonel commanding him for the way
IN WHICH he handled the man on the RAT.
form this afternoon
Tomorrow he'll be- busy with the cor.
serva;ioneru. His principal address VII
10 mad" In tn. morning
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FUE NEG ROES kILLED.
The, We're Charged wuh Plotting Arson
aud Murder.

ATHENS Ga sept = Caught IN an at
tempt - commit arson. murder and rape.
five n"erpa- wore Killed early thus morn
ing IN an Isolated part ~ Clark" county
hv n.iRhhpr- - 'h" family against whom
the blacks had plotted
The riot was uncovered last night
shortly after midnight. when daughter
Il ! " Hun planter, discovered "A
negro m her room Jus' ~ b." reached
nor n..d she awok" and screaming hogan
a DESPERATE ight H"r father cam" rush
.ua into th. room and mad" a prisoner
81 -" negro
NnIghhorS arrived and after putting
tho. Grl-Iu-r through m" third degre"
no opilf.--..i that tour other Negroes had
PLANNED with hun - enter the home Ut
mo JvF. assault Mir Hun and her
daughter. th.n kali MIR Hun and all the
rn.rul,"r- Il IN" family. rob the house
and set II on IRE
A Io@se started after the other negroes
and a running fight followed. IN the course
- which IN" negroes we're shot down.
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JULIiN EDW ,RDs rs DEAD.
ne wrote when johnny Comes March.
ing Home" and several Operas.

Julian Edwards. the composer and OPP
cratic conductor. died yesterday from
heart disease AZ his home AZ 20 sunny
SIDE Drive Ludlow. Nonkers after an
illness Of seven months Tie was IN his
fifty fifth year and II well remembered
by the younger generation for many of
his lighter songs and operas
He wrote When Johnny Comes March
ing Home The Girl and the Governor
and BRIAN B0ru IL was while he was
conductor with IN" Royal English Opera
Company m issO that he prrducei his
most w"iRhty and possibly most success
ful opera. -Nirtorian.- which was founded
on Lnngfellpws dramatic poem The
spanish student
In fsSs Mr. Edwards who was born and
had lived IN fngland. came - this coun-
try Subsequently, he became citizsn
He wrote Jupiter. his first comic opera
four years later
This was produced by IN. Dighy Bell
Opera Company and was an Immense
success. running for more than ~ nights
He continued - writ" light op@ras. and
among others has written Quo Nadis.
-C0rinne- Dolly Warden The jolly
Muskeiser- and The Motor Girl