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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

mm;edsy tryby massyny, kt6re q
}ama}y jej nogi j okropnle pokaalle:
czy}y ma gtowie. Ranua prsewic.
sionc do lazaretu " Cbojoicaoohh
.gdzie niebawem smar}a.
Il BRODNICKIEaO. W{a6ci-
clelcwi d6br ryoerskich p Weiss
W KruszYnie skradziono kilka cent:
narrow przecloy, ki]ka gesi j oEiec.
Sprowadsono PISA polioyjnego :
Grudziadza, "a pomoca kt6rego
wykryto s}odsieja " osoble robot
nika Lewandowskiego. L przyznal
sic te4, ze skrad} przenloe, lecz wy
piera sic dalssei kradzlezy. Pod
pada jednak, ze znalesiono W pob-
lizu jego m,eszkania zakopane ow-
cze sk6rkl o wspdludzia} " kra-
dziezy podejrzany jest take ro~
botnik Leissner, kt6regc jednak
dotad ME przes}uchano, DO powiada
re obecnie jest chory. Lewaneow-
sklego odstawiono do wiezienla 50.
W Brodnicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16
W Szczytnie, a nationwide areszto-

" Szczytnie, a na7ownlklal Aa ,ls'elite
to
~RASTEMBORK... Decorator "
pewnym tutejszym sk1ads,e m pun
fakturowym nakrad} q 90u marek
towar6w jedwabnych. Pred sadem
stapa tak5e 81, .kt6rzy Cd niego to-
war skradzlony kupowali.
MORAG. Is lttni syn garncarza
Lledkego zmar} skutkiem zgn,ece~
MIA klatki piersiowej. Ma pogrzeb
pcsz}a GAIA famllia, pozostawlajac
W domu 6 letniego bracisska zmars'
lego. Ch}opiec poszed} ma obore j
bawi} sic 2 koz}em. Kozio} rsuci}
sic ma ch}opos i pocza} go obrabiac
rogaml i nogami, Rozdar} dziecku
gard}o. Ch1opiec smar} skutkiem
ran odniesionych.
ZAG0RZE. Gdy PREY roztrseli'
waniu kamjeni jeden strza} odm6-
viii 'pos}uszenstwa kamienjarz Emil
Prauschke chcia} zobaczy6 CODY by
10. Nagle nab6j eksplodowa} roz>
szarpa} mu lewa reke, Rannego
odstawiono do zakladu dYakonisek
W Gdansku.
COPOTY. Budowy nowego pol
skiego domu towarowego PREY ur
licy Pomorsklej juz> rozpoczeto.
Zapisana sp6}ka z ograniczoDa lo-
rska pod f'rma ,,Kuplec" posiada
do 20 tvs. mix. kapita4u zak}ado'
wego.
ZkOTOWO. iona robotnika
Drahta W Gronowie zatrudniona
by4a u pewDego gospodarza prey
m{ockarni. Nieszcze6liwYm sbie''
giem okolicznosci dosta}a sic on
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

SOMPkAWY, Ponczss bijatyki
pomledzy wyrostkami pchna} PEI
wien ch}opak drugiego kilkakrot-
ME nozem W plersi. Rannego
smierteln;e odwieziono do lazaretu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

POZNAN. Pownej uczennlcy v
klasy szko}Y Ludwiki, gdy oneg-
daj wraoasa oko}o godsiny 5 20
}unnlu , lekcyi ma fortepianie, zdarl
iak,s niedorostek ma nar6zniku I'll.
6w. Mareina Plekar re szyi boa
f~utrzane l znlk}:: Ma krzyk napad.
.nietej zebra}a sic liczna gaw,edz,
lecz z}odziej ;uz by} "a gdrami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

dow ludoxyych v Posnaniu, podiisaef
Xomitet KYklad6w ludowyollht I'M imie'
l pa Adams Adam. Mlokiewioza y iKato.
wicach All. dssis}alnofd swesavlessonse:
" main 1908 r, j zapowie'dls.iiasf}l p'ur l'.
bliozne wayklady 2 obrazam, swle-.
tlanemi. Mino, 10 przewodniczacy
kom,tetu przes}a} ~poprzednio pol,-
Gil katowlckiej odpis wyroku sqdu
addmn:i1n1iiietraoyjnego, roswisxa} ko-
mlsarz policyjny zebrsnle b. pcsre-
dnlo Pc zsgajeniu Z powodu uzywa-
MA jesyka polskiego. Rozwiaesan'e
nastqri}o ma podstawie nakazu. pre-
sesa rejencji " Opolu. - TAX to
w}adza pollc7jna p,uska respektuje
wyroki sad6w najwyzszych. W za-
m1an "a to zada sic cd ludno6ci
polskiej zaufan,a do czynnik6w rza-
dowych!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

SOSNICA Nv Opolskiem). W
niedziele wieczorem snalesiono pc"
mocnika zwrotnlczego Bialasa "a /.
mordowauego we w}asnem pomie.
szkaniu, Z przecietem GARDEN j 2
xwiazanymi ma aplecach rekoma.
StwierdzCno, re muslano ma MIN
pred 10 dniaml pope}niG morder~
stwo i 1abunek. Ares,towano jake
podej rzanego pewnego robotnika
kolejowego, kt6ry z MIN razem
m,eszka}. Zamordowany liozy} do
piero 25 lat ! ME by} zcnatym.
Jak g6~rnoslaskie pisma donoaza.
" nocy ma pon'eds1a}ek " strzelai-
cy wojskcwej W Opolu pad@ strza},
kt6ry wartujacego zo}nierza 6s pull
ku piecLoty ugodzi{ W reke: o.
pr6cz tego skradsiono wojskowy
[-'#'..G. -.tsfsFEEt r '-s&.Sa-=H.. *
karabin. sprawoa uszedt nlepozna.
ny.
BYToM. .Po9sslowania godne n,esz-
cze6cie zdarzylo SIG " nocy 4go
BIN. " tutejsze] rzezalni mieJskle,.
Doz6roa rzezalui, s}yszac jakis po>
dejrzany pomrok " stajni ola by
k6w, poszed} sajrzec co sig tam
dzieie. w tel chwlll napad}o ma
nlego zwlerze rozluszone, ktore SIG
bY}o urwalo cd {ancucha j mocno
go poturbo xa}o. Rany zadane przez
byka, SO tax nlebezpleczne, ze do
z6roe musiano odstawi6 do lecznlcy
knapssaftowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16
- =" y = - t1|EsH% W -
z POP MOsKALA.

W.
2 WARSZAWY donosza, ze v
mlejscowosoi Zarki pod Bydzinen
" Kr6lestwie Polsk,m napadll ban.
dYci pocxte, s}upi'i ja zabil, xii,
kuaudz. 2 powodu muozacych sig
napad6w postanow'}a dyrskcja BAN
ku Rzessy uzbrolc " %rewolwery u
rzednik6w bankowych " Katowi
each. ss
WBYCHAN WACH, " Kr6le-
stwie pope}nione okropna .brodnie.
Nieijatk,6 Malinowskl otra4 Gala IA
milj4Grudni6w satrutym konia-
KEN. "a d}ugo bY}o czekat pew !,
nej osobie ma majatek, k,6ry "
EdziedMctwie m,s} jej przypasd "
udziale; nam6wl}a vice N. do tel
.brodni.
~sTRzALKoWo n. granioy ro~
syjskiej saetr1elit patrol wojskowy
jak46 kobiete, ktdra przeprawia}a
prxe1 granioe wracajaoych Amery-
Ii emlgraat6w bez papier6w legl-
tymacyjnych. Innym esobom udA-
sie xbiedz ma teryto RUM pruskie.
CZEsTOCHO WA, " pon,edsis,
lex v nooy snisrozyl polar warsz-
taty meohanlcsne priced zslni Mot
tow v; C.estochowie, satrudnlajacej
okolo 1900 robotn,k6w.
- GsHt Sf stEEFSTt. EHEsAHA .EESG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16
---"T fsg.1 TltE.2 49,
2 GALICYI

w ZAKOPANEM areszztowano
" tych dniach, Da podstaw,e po-
':watnYch poszlak . planowany "a.
mach dynamitowy, przebywsiacego
tam cd dw6ch mieslecy m%ezozyzne,
podajacego sic "a Jana kiz}e, ro-
dem z Kr6lestwa. Zamacbu miano
dokona6 ma kase xak1adu dr.. Dlu-
.skiego. Grozacej katastrcf'e zalo-
bieg} list jednego z p~rzyjaci6},
przes}any dyrektorowi Dfuskiemu,
ostrzegaj4cy, 1e przeciw zak}adowi
prsygotowywa sig zamach, a planu-
je j kieruje nlm Jan Waclaw Ma
chajskl. znany n,ebespieczny anar-
chista- terorysts, kt6ry tam ukrYwa
sic pod pseudonimem Jana .Kis{y.
Dyrektor dr., dusk, pc .otrzyma.
niu listu ostrzegawczeg o, sarzaedxl}
pine strzezenie kasy zak}adowej l
xawiadomi} o erozacem niebezpie~
czens1wie mlejscowa klimatyke, ia
zas policje krakowska. Pollcja
krakowska wys}a}a tedY do Zako-
ponego iuspektora, p. Karcza,
kt6ry stxlerdziwszy identyczno6c
Macha;sklego, karsnego JUL i Wy
dalonego z granic Austryji "a pro-
pagande anarchistyczna, przystapil
do aresztowania 60. Zarzadzono "
jego mieszkaniu, ma Kaspruslu, "
domu pod mr.. 50, rewizje, kt6ra ME
wyda}a wyniku pozytywnego. Are-
sztowanego odstawiono do wiezienia
" Nowym Targu, a tamtejszY sad
obja} dalsze sledzwo. Machsiski
wypiera sic zarzuconego mu czynu,
lecz dr.. dusk i jego przyjaciel
p~rsyrzekaia dostarczy6 ~materja}6w
obciazajacych. Macbajski utrzymy-
wal sig W Zakopanem z lekc]i. A.
resztowany Machajski ". roku- 1891
m;esska} " Galicji, zakladajac tai
ne stowarzyszenia snarchistyczne.
W6wczas skazano 60 ma areszt i ma
wYdalenie z granic pahstwa. Nastea
pnie powt6rnie " 1900 przy5yl
szeraac te same ,dee, lecz natrafil
IA siluy op6r s~xrajnych stronniotw
j powt6rnie " pore zbieg{ "a gra.
nice, ably obecnle zn6w sic sjawic..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

lNoW ROCkAW. z ~tutejszego
wiezien'a zbieg} onegdaj robotnik
W4adys}aw Koz}owski kt6rego
miano jake n~atretnego obcokra-
jowca wydalio "a granice. SIs dy je-
go odkryto ku Kru6wicY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-02-16

GRYZL1NY. Nieszcze6liwY wy
padek spotka} W tych dniach drwa"
la Kobusa. Zatrudn,ony on by} "
leslie 6clsciem drew przyczem w.
derzony zosta} ciezko preez upada"
jaca ga}az, kt6ra z}amala mu no.
&c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
SEEK MONOPOLY
ON OHIO RIVER
Allegation Against Steel Trust
Is Denied by Judge Gary
at Washington.
BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE
Repeats Assertion That Roosevelt
and Root Sanctioned Absorp
ton of Tennessee Company.

Washington, June Judge Gary,
executive head of the United-.StatsS
saeeI corporation, was a witness again
today before the Stanley steel trust
committee of the house. Gary was in
terrogated further on the absorption
of the Tennessee Coal & Iron COM
pany by the steel corporation.
SEEKS RIVER MONOPOLYf
Charges alleged to have been made
by Senator Oliver of Pennsylvania that
the steel corporation is endeavoring to
get control of water transportation of
the Ohio river through the absorption
of the Pittsburg Coal & Coke company
and the Monongahela River company
were presented to the committee today
by Robert C. Hall of Pittsburg.
GARY DENIES 1T.
Gary. replying to questions by Chair
man Stanley, denied the steel corpor-
alton had any such plans in mind.
ROOSEVELT AND ROOT FAVORED.
Judge Gary again declared President
Roosevelt and Secretary Of State Root
not only sanctioned the absorption of
the Tennessee Coal & Iron company by
the steel corporation. but held 1t to be
necessary to avert widespread financial
disaster in 1907, and that Roosevelt
necessity for the merger and accepted
it as imperative If a financial cataclysm
was to be averted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07

cordially as it was prior to the
campaign of 1908
This is the best political news Mr..
Taft has received in many months
and ii comes to him in a manner
that leaves no doubt as to its authen-
ticity.
The information that Colonel
Roosevelt, under no circumstances,
will allow his own name to be pre-
sented to the republican national
convention, was conveyed to the
White house several days ago, but
it did not become known until last
night.
CONFIRMED AT BALTIMORE.
That Colonel Roosevelt feels the
Taft administration should be con-
tinued was brought out partly as the
result of a cordial greetings be-
tween the two men at the Cardinal
Gibbons jubilee in Baltimore yester-
day.
Whether the Roosevelt approval
of Mr.. Taft's candidacy will go far
enough to take the former presi-
dent into the campaign as an active
stump speaker is problematical, but
that the force of his personality will
be with the president is assured
MAY DIsPLEAsE FRIENDS.
This fact is not expected to prove
pleasing to republicans who have
made no secret of their desire to
bring Colonel Roosevelt forward as
a formidable rival for the 1912 nom
ination. Many of these republicans,
no doubt, will refuse to abandon
hope until Colonel Roosevelt him
self announces his position and thus
breaks the silence concerning the ad-
ministration, which he has main
tanned since landing in New York on
his return from his African hunt.
CORDIAL TALK AT JUBILEE.
The meeting at Baltimore between
the president and Mr.. Roosevelt was
only incidental to the celebration of
the Cardinal Gibbons jubilee, but il
was an incident that awakened the
political interest of the senators and
congressman and others in official
life who saw the two men together
They met first in the reception
room in the Fifth regiment armory,
where the Jubilee celebration was
held. They talked together there
for 10 minutes. They shook hands
with old friends. they ehatted, |
laughed and behaved just as they
used to when Mr.. Roosevelt was in !
the White house and Mr.. Taft was
secretary OF war.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
SECRETARY WILSON
AIDS RECIPROCITY
On Cruise With Detroit Board of
Commerce in Northern
Michigan. ..

Detroit, Mich, June Secretary
of Agriculture Wilson is the guest
of honor this afternoon on the an
nual cruise of the Detroit Board of
CommeTce-termed the "Reciproc-
ity cruise" this year The board Of
commerce members, together with
Wilson, will champion the reciproc-
ity agreement at meetings scheduled
in cities of northern Michigan. Sen
ator William Alden Smith of Michi-
gan, who opposes the agreement. is
also making the trip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
Hailed With Enthusiasm
Unknown for a Gen.
Grafton
YET PLOTS THICKEN
Nephew of Diaz Said to Be
Stirring DiScontent-Fear !.
Army's Loyalty.

Mexico City. June 7.-Amid the Wild
est enthusiasm Francisco l. Madero, Jr.,
today entered the seat OF government
which he overturned.
GREATEST IN A GENERATION.
The demonstration was the greatest
the capital has known in a generation.
Business was suspended and the streets
were gaily decorated and tens OF thous-
ands Of people enthusiastically ac-
claimed the revolutionary leader.
The noisy welcome began the mo-
ment Madero emerged from his car and
stepped into a waiting carriage. Bow
ing and smiling right and left, Madero
was driven from the station to the ma
tional palace and then to the home of
his father.
FORM GREAT PROCESSION.
The throngs that lined the way fell
in behind as the carriage passed, until
a great noisy. friendly procession form
ed. Scores of civilians societies. polit-
ical organizations, and hundreds of sol
diers were in the procession.
DIAz' NEPHEW HEADS REvOLTS
New Orleans, La, June Another
revolution in Mexico, with Governor
Diaz of Oaxaca, nephew of the recently
deposed ruler, as its promoter and rul-
ing spirit, is said TO be taking shape.
according to a private letter received
has 10000 men we'll armed and
equipped. the armament including sew
eral rapid firing guns.
ARRESTS FOLLOW PLOT.
Mexico City, June 7.-Rumors OF
plot against Madero's life were rife to
day as were repirts that secret arrests
had been made. Former Chief of Police
Villacepsia was arrested last night.
Immunity as members OF the house OF
arm of the law against others alleged
to have been implicated in the plot.
GROW IN INFLUENCE.
Juarez, Mexico, June 7.-Indications
that the plots against Madero were
growing in influence and extent were
manifest from several quarters today.
The loyalty of certain heads of the
federal troops has been brought into
question.
TROOPS NOT SAFE.
AS a result OF the allegations 1900
federal troops. which were to have left
Chihuahua for Lower California to as
sist in suppressing the revolutionists,
have been summarily ordered not to go.
Advices telegraphed to Madero were
that If federal troops go to Lower Cali
fornia the outcome would be doubtful
Meantime TTnitad Ctafea cftiaa arc ha.
ing hunted for plotters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
Great Amount of Damage
Done at Mexico
City.
70 KILLED OR HURT
Homes of Americans Wrecked
-Other Points May Have
Suffered.

Mexico City, June 7.-An
earthquake this m ornin g
wrecked several buildings, in
cluding the artillery quarters,
where many soldiers were bur
led in the ruins. The dead and
wounded are estimated at 70.
POWER PLANT FALLS.
Several persons were killed
through the collapse of a building
occupied by the street railway power
plant
At Buena Vista railway tracks
were twisted.
EXPLOSION ADDS HORROR
The shock was followed by an ex-
plosion of gas at the army barracks.
which added horror to the scene.
Adobe houses crumbled, but the dead
in these cannot be numbered at pres
ent.
The shock was most severely felt
in the western part of the city.
though buildings in the central part
of the capital were rocked.
AMERICAN HOMES WRECKED.
FL Paso, Texas, June IA telegram
received here indicated many fine
homes in the American colony in Mex
ico City were wrecked by the quake,
but the Americans are safe.
FELT ALL OVER COUNTRY.
Washington, June 7.-Seismographs
throughout the entire country were
Jared early today by the most severe
earthquake recorded in several years
Tremors began at 6:05 a m, and
steadily increased in intensity.
MOVED BOTH WAYS.
The maximum of the north and south
movement was reached at 6:22:O5, and
lasted s minutes, while the maximum
east and west movement was recorded
at 6:24. lasting 10 mindtes. The ire
mors died away at 1851.
RECORDED IN SOUTH.
Chicago. June 7.-Earthquake shocks
were registered this morning at New
Orleans, La; Mobile, Ala; Lawrence,
Kan: Cleveland. Ohio; ST. Louis, Mo,
and New York city. Father Crosse,
who traced the vibrations as recorded
at the ST. Louis observatory, St Louis,
estimated that when the first vibration
was noted the earthquake was in Vene-
Zuela and that when the tremors ended
it was 2,20O miles frim St. Louis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07

to consider but one subject, that OF
deep waterway.
This is the third time Governor De
neen has affixed his signature to a call
since he has bee nthe chief executive.
the first in 1906, the second in 1910,
and the 46th general assembly remain
ed in session for II months.
BUT ONE SUBJECT.
Under the call issued last night only
deep waterway is to be considered in
the extraordinary session, all other
matters being put aside in order to al
low the assembly to pass a waterway
bill which will become effective July
l next, at the same time as the laws
passed in the regular session.
If the special session continues over
July without passing a waterway bill,
it will be within the power of the ex-
ecutive to amend the call so as to in
clude other topics for consideration.
MAKES STATEMENT.
After giving out his call for a special
session, Governor Deneen made the
following statement:
Requests were made for the incor-
poration in the call of large number
of other important matters beside the
waterway. 1t was limited, however, to
the waterway because a waterway
measure, to be become effective within
a year, will have 10 be enacted before
the first of July Otherwise. it will not
become effective until July l, 1912, and
after the adjournment of congress.
For this reason II was considered wise
to limit the call to the one subject"
Further than this. Governor Deneen
to be interviewed relative to
the probable action of the legislature
on the waterway problem.
TEXT OF CALL.
The text of the call is as follows:
State OF Illinois, Executive De-
partment.-Springhel Ill, June 6,
1911.-Whereas, by reason of the
failure Of the 47th general assem-
bly, of the. state of Illinois. at its
regular session, to enact legisIa-
tion concerning deep waterway
from Lockport to Utica, and the de-
velopment OF water power incident
thereto, I deem that an extraordin-
airy occasion now exists for conven-
ing the general assembly in extra
ordinary session.
Now. therefore, I. Charles 8. De-
neen, governor OF the state Of iii.
nois under the law and the power
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
TO LEAVE DEPARTMENT
c. T.. Montgomery Quits Treasury
for Fat job With Sugar Trust.

Washington, June 1.-SeCretaTy Mac
Charles p Montgomery. for many
years chief OF the customs division OF
the treasury department. Is 10 20 with
the American Sugar Refining company
IS the head Of ITS customs service. Mr..
Montgomery had much 10 do with the
government prosecutions which un-
oaTthed the sugar frauds and restored
$4,000 900 in lost duties 10 the federal
treasury His engagement 10 take
charge Of the corporation customs az
fairs is said 10 be part Of the plan OF
rehabilitation of the company, now IN
der way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07

vested in me by the laws Of the
state do convene an extraordinary
session OF the general assembly of
the state OF Illinois to commence
on the 14th day of June A. D. 1911,
at twelve o'clock noon for the fol-
lowing purposes:
Ito enact legislation concern
ing the construction Of q deep wat
erway between Lockport and Uti-
ca, and to issue bonds In payment
therefor.
"2-To make an appropriation to
defray the expenses OF this extra
ordinary session.
I'm testimony whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and caused
to be affixed the great seal of state,
Done at the city Of Springfield,
this sixth day OF June A. D. 1911.
(Signed) Charles s. Deneen.
Governor"
MESSAGE READY.
Governor Deneen will have a spec
ial message in readiness for the
houses when they convene. II it il
the disposition Of the two houses tc
pass a waterway bill the measure car
be put through handily before July 1
II 1t is not the disposition OF the two
houses to pass a waterway bill, Gov
ernor Deneen wants to know 1t.
The governor takes the posi-
ton that the legislature must
act at once in order to give the
session OF cingress a chance tc
lend federal aid to the project. The ad
forces will re-introduce
what was known in the regular session
as the johnson bill," and what is sim
lar to the old Schmidt bill, introduced
IN the 46th general assembly by the
state administration forces. Senator
Johnson probably will introduce the bill
which bears his name in the upper
branch of the legislature, and Repre-
Judah will offer it in the
house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
MARINES ARE
ORDERED FROM
GUANTANAMO

Washington, June THE 1000
marines, assembled at Guantanamo,
Cuba, when the situation in Mexico
assumed a critical phase, were today
ordered northward.
In addition to ordering the marines
home, IL has been decided 10 start a
northward movement of the troopg
modified along the southern border.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
CARTER is CHIEF JUSTICE
Chicagoan Gets Position at Head of
Illinois Tribunal.

Springfield, Ill, June 7.-Justice o.
y. Carter of Chicago yesterday WIS
elected chief justice of the Illinois SUI
preme court for the ensuing year. He
takes the position held by Justice
Vickers. The election was held in ao-
cordance with the practice followed by
the tribunal for many years by which
one OF its members shall be chief JUS
tiCe for IL months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
so MORE POSTAL BANKS
Beardstown, Duquoin, Fulton and
MurphysbOFO Named.

Washington. June Fifty addi-
tional postal saving repositories
were designated yesterday. to COM
mence business July 3. Among the
so new offices are BeaTdstown, Du-
quoin, Fulton and MuTphysboro,
Ill; Brazil and Vincennes, Ind;
Emmetsburg and Mount Pleasant.
Iowa; Charlevoix. Holland and St.
Joseph, Mich; Cameron and Chilli
cothe. Mo-; and Rice Lake. Wiscon-
sin
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
Ex. LOVE speaker Dead.

Usage, Iowa, June w. F. Eaton.
former railroad commissioner of Iowa
and a well known republican poiiii-
clan, is dead. He served several
terms in the legislature and once was
speaker Of the Iowa house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
REHEARING Denied
TO DR.. CLEMINSON

Springfield. ILL.,, June IA re-
heating was today denied by the su-
preme court in the case of DR.. Hal
dane Clemenson of Chicago, SEN
fenced to a life term for the murder
Of his wife.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
WOOL BILL DEBATE OPENS.

Washington, June General debate
on the Underwood wool bill is on the
house program today, with Underwood,
democratic leader and author of the
proposed, bill, opening in favor. and
Mann, minority leader, and Payne. for
meF chairman of tire ways-an1 means
committee, TO speak against the pro-
posed reduction in wool duty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
SUBCOM MITTEE ON
LORlMER APPROVED

Washington, June by unanimous
vote the senate today approved the &C
tion of the committee on privileges and
elections in naming a subcommittee
10 conduct the new Lorimer investiga-
ton. The subcommittee is clothed
with wide authority and will begin its
work Immediately.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
LUTHERAN CONFERENCE ON
Taft VIII BE Speaker at Sessions Be
ing Held i'm Washington

Washington, June THE Even
EelicaI Lutheran church in the Unit
ed States today opened its biennial
convention here. President Taft and
German Ambassador Bernstor1 viii
be the principal speaks tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-07
LEADER OF ARSON
TRUST" ARRESTED
Chicago Police Get Man Supposed TO
Have Made Business OF Start
ing Fires.

Chicago. June Jacob Wron-
eski was arrested today in connection
with the alleged larson trust" dis
covered yesterday when Leopold
Dreyfus, a merchant, confessed TO
hiring men to burn his establishment
and then committed suicide when
left alone