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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18
CHANGE OF LOCATION.
Reports That Fight May Be Held at
Richmond or San Francisco.

San Francisco, May 17.-Among the
disquetng rumors current today in
quarters concerned with the Jeffries-
johnson championship boxing match is
one that Thomas II. Williams, presi-
dent of the California Jockey Club.
who controls the Emeryville race trace.
where it has been planned to build a
mammoth arena for the coming battle,
has withdrawn his support from the
enterprise and has informed Promoter
Richard that he must find some other
place in which TO bring the fighters to-
gether. Williams refused today either
to confirm or deny, saying that he did
not care to discuss the matter at all.
Another report has it that Richard
and Gleason are negotiating with the
people at Richmond. who provided n
meeting place for the recent fight be-
tween AID Wolgast and Battling Nelson
when the lightweights We're barred
from other trans Pacific bay towns.
The possibility of an enforced change
OF location for the holding of the con-
test has turned speculation to San
Francisco itself and many profess be-
lief the promoters have turned their
attention to this city. 1t is pointed
out that two excellent locations for
staging the big bout are to be had
with in the limits of San Francisco.
where no hostility from the city Off
cials would be encountered.
Johnson knocked off training yester-
day. ito attend the referee conference"
Last night he was in his automobile
riding about the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18
OHIO PRIMARIES.
Majority Of the Regular" Republicans
Are Re-nominated.

Cleveland, May 17.-while todays
state primary election returns have
been very slow in coming in, the re-
suits so far indicated are that a ma
jority Of the Republican Regulars in
Congress have been re-nominated.
One striking feature of the general
primaries. however. is the apparent de-
feat Of Gen J. Warren Keefer, former
Speaker of the House, in the It'll dis
trict. The campaign against Gen. Keef-
er was made largely on his alleged state
ment that the schedules in the tariff
recently passed were not high enough
Early reports seem to show his defeat
by DR.. r. NJ Hughey
A result Of the election. that was not
wholly anticipated was the endorse
ment of Senator Charles Dick for re-
turn to the Senate by about two-thirds
Of the Republicans who participated in
the primaries.
In the larger cities. the Republican
nominees are Regular" to man.
Nicholas Longworth and Herman
Goebel, incumbents from the Cincin-
natl districts, won handily. Longworth
without opposition.
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A MILITARY FUNERAL
Will Be Held Thursday Over Remains
Of Gen. c. p. ,Mattocks.

Portland. Me-, May IA military flu
neral will be held over the remains of
Gen. Charles P. Mattocks Thursday at
23O P. NJ. at st. Luke's church. Col
Chas. Collins has ordered out the Port
land battalion of the First Maine Regi-
ment and Chambers Band will head the
procession. Gen. iMattocks was colonel
of this regiment about 80 years ago. This
is the first military funeral in Portland
for a number Of years. Bosworth Post.
G. A. R., and the Maine Commandery of
the Loyal Legion will be represented and
the escort will proceed from the residence
to the church prior to the services and
after the services for short distance
toward Evergreen cemetery, where the
burial will take place. The honorary
pail bearers will be made up from the
Grand Army, Loyal Legion, the Bar AS
sociation and the military companies.
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Cannon Makes a
Pass at "BattIer. ="

Washington, May 17.-"Battling"
Nelson called on Speaker Cannon at
the Capitol today and after carefully
looking over the latter's spare frame
ram a respectful distance averred
that the Speaker would have made Il
great featherweight."
IF you had been boxing a few years
age you would have made bette,
boxer than Speaker and you are ces
tainly some Speaker, led out Nelson
NOW, that's what I call pretty
nice compliment" countered the
Speaker.
The Speaker put up his hands in ap
proved pugilistic style. Nelson accept
ed the mock challenge and put up his
hands as if in defence. Speaker Ca,:
non made a swift pass at the Bat
tier" who backed away laughing.
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien taught
me those" confided Mr.. Cannon, wne
stepped into his private office and
emerged with box of cigars, which
he opened and proffered to Nelson
mo. thanks" said Nelson. II never
smoked cigar or took a drink of TO-
uor IN my life
Il wish I could say that" frankly
acknowledged the Speaker
Nelson was at the Capitol to appear
before a committee in opposition to u
bill introduced by Rep Smith Of Iowa.
prohibiting the exhibition of moving
pictures of prize fights and transmits
sion, of descriptions of prize fights by
wire
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18
ESTELLE NOONAN SINKS
Following Explosion Of GasoIine-Life
Saving Crew Attempts Bleaching.

Provincetown, Mass. May 17.-With
flames belching from all her parts, fol-
lowing an explosion of gasoline in
which seaman was badly burned, the
schooner Estelle Noonan today sank in
the harbor while a hazardous attempt
was being made by the Wood End life
saving crew to beach her. The vessel
will be complete loss, the damage be-
ing estimated at about $4,000.
The Noonan had just finished dis
charging 400 gallons of gasoline into
tank vessel in the harbor. and the
crew except man named SLAYER had
gone ashore, when the explosion occur
red. from cause unknown. SLAYER
was badly burned. but will recover.
The Wood End life saving crew put
out, with much danger in their power
boat and with flames belching from all
sides of the schooner attached haw-
ser and started to tow the Noonan
ashore only to have her sink.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18
TAUNTON ASTRONOMER
Says Earth Will Pass Tonight Through
Comets Train.

Taunton, Mass, May 1.-THE tail of
Halley's comet now extends considerably
beyond the searth's orbit and the eartn
will certainly pass through the luminous
train of the sky wanderer tomorrow
night This is the conclusion Of Rev.
Joel Hastings Metcalf, well-known
astronomer Of this city. He has dis
covered several comets in the past and
the results Of his observations have been
accepted by the officials of the Harvard
observatory.
Mr.. Metcalf observed Halleys comet
this morning under ideal conditions. The
sky was clear and the air was free from
haze. The astronomer sighted the comet
at PAS A. NJ. short time before the
head of the visitor peered above the
horizon line The observation showed
that the tail of the comet is now 90 de-
grees in length. or equal to the distance
from the horizon to the zenith. The
tail lay nearly parallel to the horizon.
1t was from eight to 10 degrees broad
which means an actual width of about
100000 miles.
Mr.. Metcalf also reported that the tail
was apparently straight and in process
~ - IuNS'Aiie3 anu IDS llOt yet IcdCIlctt
it's maximum width. The Northern and
Western heads of the tail touched Gam
ma Pegasi and extended to II Aquila,
possibly to Theta Aquila.
Mr. Metcalf teleph0ned the results of
his observations to the Harvard obser-
vatory. today. The Harvard observers
told him that they had not begun their
observations sufficiently early to get the
details which he obtained and they ac-
cepted his findings.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Three Lersons met death and two were
perhaps fatally burned In fire. thought
to be incendiary in a three-story tene-
ment on the East side, New York city
early Wednesday.
Senator Davenport's resolution ratify-
ing, on behalf of the state of New York,
the proposed income tax to the federal
constitution, passed the Senate Tuesday
hour debate.
The wage question on all Of the VAN
derbile lines has been settled. /, An
nouncement was made in New York
Tuesday night that the so-called Balti-
more 4 Ohio rate had been awarded to
the trainmen and conductors on the Big
Four, the Lake Erie & Western and the
Chicago, Indiana &, Southern.
The New York City aldermen voted
Tuesday to request Mayor Gaynor to de-
clare June IS a legal holiday that city
employees may attend the reception to be
rendered Theodore Roosevelt on his re-
turn from abroad. Mayor Gaynor's at
titude on the measure Is not known.
The trainmen. enginemen and fire.
men and conductors on the New York,
Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad have
been granted a substantial increase in
paw over and above the recent raise in
wages Of 6 per cent. The men also
have been assured of better working
conditions.
Miss Hide Singleton. daughter of
Joseph M. Singleton. a wealthy and
prominent Chinaman of New York
City, was married Tuesday afternoon
to John A. Peteri, an American of
Rockville Center, l.. l., at the country
home of her parents on Long Island.
The bride, whose mother is an Ameri-
can woman, is college graduate and
an accomplished musician.
Bishop Burgess of the Episcopal
diocese of Long Island, Tuesday ex-
pressed his disapproval of local option
in an address before the annual
diocesan convention at Garden City.
Only Monday the Rev. DR.. William A.
WATSON, a rector of the diocese, re-
signed to oppose 1.-THE poisonous in
fluence Of humbug temperance"
An addition to the array of counsel
ana experts which will uphold New
Foundland's contentious in connection
with the fisheries treaties to be arbi-
trated at The Hague shortly was sum-
moned from st. Johns Tuesday night by
Premier Morris, who is in London, in the
person of Fisheries Inspector O'Reilly.
the leading colonial fisheries expert.
Premier Morris in his cablegram states
that Inspector O'Reilly is wanted for
purposes of conference with the British
counsel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18
TOY CANARY BIRD
Helped To Capture An Escaped Pet
Canary.


Stamford. Ct, May ia canary
that is valued because of its singing
abilities was put out in its cage back
OF the store of its owner, Joseph Mach
alley recently. A cat pulled the cage
down and broke it, but the bird es-
capped to tree. Mr.. Machaley tried
all sorts of devices to get the fugitive
bird without success. Then he took a
mechanical canary bird that hung In
cage in his store and climbed tree.
He wound it up and when 1t sang the
real canary flew toward it and an
swered in song. Mr.. Mechaley'e pres
ence frightened the canary, so he took
the mechanical bird to the second floor
and set the cage on the window Sill.
He wound it up and concealed himself.
After good deal Of singing and NY
ing around the cage the canary en-
tered and was captured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18
Cameron Breaks
Five=Mile Record.

ST. John, n. B., May 17.-Fred Cam
eron Of Amherst n. s., who won the
Boston/A. A. Marathon, in a five-mile
race here tonight with Jim Cookery,
of Toronto, third man in the Boston
contest. and Ernie Sterling of st. John
broke the maritime province indoor
record for this distance, finishing in
26 minutes, "a IS seconds. The record
made by Cameron at Halifax last year
was 10 4-5 seconds slower.
Sterling was second in tonight's race,
his time being 26 minutes, % 2-5 Sec
onds. Cookery was left far behind.
The race, which was witnessed by 1900
people, was very exciting. The same
runners will compete here next Satur-
day in a 10-mile race.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18
SIXTEEN CAMERAS
VIII View Comet Tonight at Yerkes
Observatory, Wis.

Chicago, May 17.-Sixteen cameras
VIII be turned on Halley's comet to-
morrow night at Yerkes Observatory,
Williams Bay. Wis, where the largest
telescope in the world is located.
We certainly will bring our whole
broads'de to bear" said Prof. E. b.
Frost. Every instrument in the on.
servatory will be at work that nigh,
IN charge of an expert.
We have been conservative in our
predictions so far / don't mind saying
though that will not be surprised at
anything that happens Wednesday
night.
1T is impossible to predict wha,
pnenomena will result. There is pos
siniiity that a meteoric. display will be
VISIBLE but I should hesitate to call this
a pTobability-and then there may be
electrical disturbances in the atmos-
phere. such as auroral displays, but
the heavens will be very light on
wednesday owing to the presence of
q good sized moon and it is very
doubtful whether in such unfavorabie
conditions much will be learned"
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Comet Pills Would
Sell in Portland.

Portland, Me-, May 1.-THE ap-
proach of the comets tail was noted
by strange happenings in Portland 10
day. George Tufts hired truckman
and hauled away from a house OF,
Morning street couple of chests of
carpenters tools belonging to some
Workmen. He sold the tools to the
truckman, but was arrested later.
Mrs. Carrie Buell. fell backwards
from the piazza of a cottage at Peaks
island, a distance of eight feet ana
struck on rock. She will recover.
The 2-year-old daughter of Daniel
Herrick fell from second story WIN
dow and escaped with a few scratches.
Mrs. Ellen F. Berry, aged 80 years,
fell under a shifting engine in the
Boston & Maine yard and had an arm,
cut off. She will recover.
Joseph A. Powell, IS years old. was
caught between an elevator and floor
III grocery store and was crushed To
death.
Comet pills would find a ready sale
mere =. .AaAkI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18
WATERvILLE LIBRARY NOTES.
Complete List Of Aecessions for March,
April and May.
The following is the complete list of
accessions at the Waterville Free Public
Library for March, April and May:

accessions at the waterville Free Public
Library for March. April and May:
Fiction.-"The Backwoodsmen,'' Rob-
erts. R54ba: Biography of Boy" Ba-
con, BIB; Bride of the Mistletoe." AL
len. AL53b: by Inheritance" Thanet.
Be s csseo 5s
Village Love Stories" Gale, Gls2fL;
tse On Ro Ghsrry Bacon Bacc Bi S
Of the Carrier Pigeons Seaman, Self;
ca" Williamson. ws7sfo: Man Outside.
Martyn,. M36s; Modern Chronicle"
Churchill. c47mo; odd Harbor," Hop
R21o; .Rhoda of the Underground" Kel-
", K2S2r; THE Rosary" Barclay. B234;
SSn Of G the sasy Tsis
MSntsy Magazine cs1 %o osi c
Harper's Monthly Magazine, Vol, lO7-lls:
81 Hsi Ethics ee 5esas kns Tnsser ss g.
christian Science as Religious Belief
and Therapeutic Agent" Flower. 2S9
FSsl: Fighting the Slaye-hunters in Cen
vice and the Art of Healing" Cabot. 800
CHG; Who's Who Among the Wild Flow
ers," Beeeroft, 5s2 ;, Bss4; Who's VIII, Who
Message to the Well" Dresser. sl5.s5i
D81; Conquest of Consumption" Hutch
inson, 61614 H974: Tuberculosis Pre-
ventable and Durable Disease" Knopf.
6l6.24 k 81, Steam Boilers" Newell and
fer a. ssa1s yoin Plying -s and yialn
ming" Brewster, 1876 B75s; Book of
Christmas" $685. B643; Book OF Easter"
soS.s B643e: Among My Books 2v., Low
ell. Sl4 LISA; studies In Several Litera..
OutlookS Taft 9l5 T125. ."Tremendous
Trifies," chesterton. s24 C4al; Germany
and the Germans" Fischer, DAB F52;
Spain of the Spanish" Villiers-W ardell.
9146 WIS., "a Woman's Impressions OF
the Philippines" Fee. si94 FS2; Essays
.n ,,as, mt, Greek Historians" Bury, sss
Leupp, 970.1 LIST; "Recollections of Gro
yer Cleveland" Parker, Csc; "Autobl-
ography, from My Youth Up" Sangster.
B Sa5; my Life in China and America"
Ynng Wing. Ys.
North Wind" Macdonald. jM144; Head
Yale" Camp jcl5sj; Kitty f Kat Kimmie'"
Patteson, jP27k; Land Of the Really
True" olmstead, joLs4; Story Without
K an End ~ K carOvs ic2s Two ,s Little
Juvenile Nom iction.-''Stsry Of Rus
TEN and Other Persian Hero Tales" Fir
dausi. 1893 jF512;, Grey Fairy Book"
Lang, ed. 1898 jL25p: Complete Mother
Goose" Mother Goose. 1893 jMs5sc; lit
TIC jH536; "Childs Guide to Music" Ma
Burgess, S11 jB914 Red Book of Heroes"
Lang, $50 jL25lr; ION the Trail of wash
ington. Hill, jW27h.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18
kUBIAk GETS HIS.
Langford Furnishes Him So Severely
Bout Is Stopped in Second Round.

New~York, May 17.-Sam Langford,
the Boston Negro, punished Al Kubiak,
the Michigan heavyweight, so severely
tonight that the referee was forced to
stop a scheduled 1O-round bout at the
Paramount A. c. in the second rouno.
Kubiak outweighed the black by at
least 40 pounds. but the shifty Negro
scored with such terrific body blows
that the white man suffered keenis.
In the second round he floored Kubiak
for the count of four and the crowd de-
manded to have the bout stopped be
fore I.angford could hit him again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18
You viii Not Be Injured
By the Comets Tail
Possible That Passage May
Be Marked by Meieors.
Probably No Other sign...will Be
Brilliant Friday Night.

Washington, May l7.-Although the
earth's inhabitants will not know that
they are passing through the tail Of a
comet, neither seeing it nor suffering
any injurious results therefrom, be-
ginning tomorrow night about IL
o'clock. and for four or five, hours
thereafter. they will be in the midst or
the tail of Halley's comet. This estl-
mate was given tonight by Prof Asaph
Hall Of the naval observatory here. IL
is possible, he said, that there win BE-
some meteoric showers accompanying
the visit Of the comet. although he
doubts it.
It's nearest approach to the earth hav-
ing been made tomorrow. the celestial
wanderer, which comes this way bu,
once every three-quarters of cen.
tury or so. will begin to recede. On
Thursday it is doubtful. according to
Prof. Hall, if anybody will be able to
see the comet, but on Friday night, if
the weather is favorable, it should
make a good showing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18
WARLIKE PREPARATIONS.
Troops are Being Rushed to the From
tier Of Ecuador.

Guayaquil. Ecuador, May 17.-More
troops are being rushed to the frontier.
An artillery brigade splendid1y equipped
left for Machila in the southwestern part
of Ecuador, today. Congress will meet
in extraordinary session on June to
deal with the trouble with Peru.
decree convoking Congress was is
sued today. The sessions will last for
If days during which time the situation
will be thoroughly discussed The first
Red Cross ambulance corps has been or
ganized and will leave for the front soon.
Colornbians continue to offer their SER
vices to Ecuador in the event OF war
with Peru. An alliance between Ecua-
dor and Columbia has been in existence
since 1908. .t.t4 -s
1t Is announced here that Gen. Glenn
ent, the French military instructor, has
been appointed commander Of the
Peruvian army and that the Peruvian
secretary of war has left for the from
tier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18
A HARD DAYS TRAINING.
Jeffries Puts in the Best Days Work
Since He Started In.

Ben Lomond, CAL, May III. ]. JET
fries kept at his training grind. This
morning he was out for run and TINS
afternoon he spent hours and ID
minutes at gymnasium work, the
longest uninterrupted session he has
undergone since beginning his train.
ing.
The program included shadow box
ing, bag punching. rope skipping ana
hand ball. At the finish, although ne
had been on the jump every instant OF
the workout, the fighter did not appear
in the least fatigued. No boxing was
included in the routine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18

..This boxing game is not immoral"
Nelson told the committee. That's
a lot more than can be said for most
of these moving picture shows AROUND
the country. Don't let anybody fool
you about this fighting business. Why
Nevada is the only state in the Union
where you can pull off real fight.
Everywhere else, they are boxing con-
tests and boxing is the manifest OF
sports. There might be a dozen fatali-
ties in the history of the prize ring
which is about the number they have
every year in football"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18

The third arrest on charge of man
slaughter in connection with the "a
deaths in Westerly, R. l., and yicin;ty
caused by drinking "Whiskey" eomposea
largely Of wood alcohol was made Tues-
Cay When John Difonti. of Mantle was
arrested on warrant alleging that he
sold "Whiskey" to Michael Riley. VIC
tim, April 25. .Difpnt, was already un-
der $1,000 bonds following his plea or
guilty to maintaining liquor nuisance.
He will be arrcigned Wednesday in the
ard district court at Westerly.
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"MARSE" HENRY SPEAKS OUT
Says Newspapers are LOSING Affection
OF PEOPLE Because Of Methods.

Toronto. Ont, May 17.-Co,. Henry Wat
terson addressed the Canadian press As-
sociation To-Day upon the changing con-
oitions IN the newspaper profession.
In answering questions put to him he
said that newspapers were losing the af
lection OF the people because of some of
their methods. He characterized as bru-
tai the publicity given by some news
papers to the private affairs of certain
Washington young lady and an italian
nobleman, presumably Miss Elkins orai
the Duke of the Abruzzi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18
WAITS vAiNLY ALL DAY.
Prof. Todd is Unable to Get Mid-day
Glimpse Of Comet.

Amherst, Mass. May II PROF..
Todd. the Amherst College astrono-
mer. watched all day today in a vain
attempt to get a midday glimpse of
Halley's comet, but the celestial Va;
grant remained in obscurity.
Prof. Todd expects that if weather
conditions are favorable the come.
will present splendid sight in the
western sky after it has made the
transit. across the face of the sun.
Yesterday the Amherst observations
showed the tail to be bifurcated. blu,
this morning the tail. appeared to be
in one piece
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18
FIGHT FOLLOWS WEDDING.
Rejected Escort is kiIled-Aliegec
Guests Drank Heavily.

Fall River, Mass, May 17.-Because
Adrienne jolly refused to permit Hen
ry Bonnoyer to accompany her home
from wedding party early today.
Boiinoyer followed her and her ac-
cepted escort, Wilfred st. Martin, ana
q fight followed, which resulted in
Bonnoyer's death. 1t is alleged that
during the disturbance which took
place in an open lot Off Bedford street
In iris city. st. Martin and his friead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18
IT HELPS RELIGION.
Negroes in Virginia Think End Of the
World Is at Hand.

Alexandria, Va, May 17-Halley's
comet is doing more in Alexandria and
the surrounding country for the church
than all the revivals and camp meet
ings have done for years past. The
superstitious ones see nothing but dark
forebodings in the comets approach,
and are passing the word to one an
other that the end of the earth is at
hand.
Never in the annals of the colored
churches in this part of Virginia has
religion been so pronounced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18

Louis Gibeau, who also had been a
guest at the wedding. struck Bonnoye,-
so hard that he fell unconscious. He
died an hour later. st. Martin and
Gibeau were arrested during the das
charged with granddaughter and taken
before Judge McDonough. In the dis.
trict court. Their cases were continued
and they were held in $500. It is al
legged that the wedding guests hao
been drinking heavily.
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Brilliant Meteroic Shower.

Des Moines. Ia, May 17.-Prof. D. w.
Morehouse, astronomer at Drake Uni
versity. tonight reported that he saw
brilliant and beautiful meteoric shower
at 2.3O this morning in the East. He
stated that the shower was due to Hal
ley's comet. A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-18

..Even Archimedes. . the philosophy
cal boarder was saying, twas in some
respects an impractical theorist. he
said he could move the world II he had
a fulcrum to rest a lever on. but ne
never made any attempt to get the
fulcrum. Nowadays, think. ne
would be called q fourfiusner what
ever that ia."-Chicago Tribune.