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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-27

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms at 400 4
Ihird avenue, rent reasonable.
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MEXICAN REVOLT
Is UNSETTLED
Quiet Reions.

NOGALES. Ariz.. March 23.-Quiet
continues In northern Sonora. the state
OF Sinolia and the territory OF Topic.
asserts message received here to-
day from Admiral Sutherland. con-
manding the feet by wireless from
the cruiser Colorado. now lying at
Guayamas. The admiral assured
Consul T. ID. Bowman here that fed
eral troops recently arriving at
Mazatlan are on the way to Guaya-
mas in sufficient force to dominate
the situation.
The chamber OF commerce ut
Guayamas IS reported 10 have re-
fused loan 10 the insurgent Sonora
state officials. State troops remain in
control az far south as Ortiz. on the
Sonora railway. a few miles north Of
the gulf port.
Max Muller. German consular agent
and banker al Hermosillo. was among
the arrivals today. Before crossing
to the Arizona side his friends paid
10000 pesos 10 the authorities OF the
state. Miller had been arrested NJ
the state capital, he having refused
To make n loan 10 the state govern
ment. II was alleged that he had
shown political partisanship.
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Await Return Of conneII.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March e
Final settlement OF the questions
az issue between the Paint Greek Col
leries company and the miners. who
have been on strike at the company's
West Virginia properties for about
ten months. is awaiting the return
OF W. l.. Connell. president OF the
company. Mr.. Cornell is expected
home on April :.
John p. White. international pres.
idest OF the United Mines Workers
OF America, tonight declared that be
does not anticipate any difficulty in
concluding the terms OF settlement on
the basis which he arranged yester.
day with 7. J. Foster. n director OF
the company Mr. White will leave
where he viii confer with the miners
Representatives IN the strike dIstrict=
and advise upos legal action. which
ne says. will be- carried through tho
supreme court % the United States
10 obtain for the miners tho right N
organize
according 20 Mr. White tho rrin.
cipal points q issue and which vero
conceded bv Mr.. Foster 90 yes. .v's
conference concerned tho grs e Of
semtmonthly pay. check ". nmen
payment on the basis of q on or
1000 pounds and the right % or
raniye The questions awaiting Mr.
Councils determination are OF q
technical nature
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INVESTIGATION
Committee VIII Start Investigation OF
Bribery Charges Against Mem
bers Of the legislature.

Special Dispatch - the IntelliEencer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. March %
The legislative bribery investigation
committee will begin its sittings to-
morrow TO hear the charges against
Senator d. A. Smith and Delegates
Rath Dun. s. L. G. Rhodes. David Hill.
George s. Van Meter and T. ]. Smith.
who are charged with having accept
ed brides to vote for William Seymour
Edwards for United States Senator
during the last session OF the legisla-
ture. The members OF the committee
are Senator o. S. Marshall, chairman:
Senator o. A. Hood. Charles a. SUIT
ton, Vernon r. Johnson and Sherman
Robinson. The latter IS seriously Ill
at his Harrisville home and not able
to attend. The attorneys. Robert
Gregory, OF Parkersburg. and ex-
Judge S. c. Burdette. representing the
defendants. stated they expected the
hearing to begin in the morning. al
though none of the members had ar
rived tonight, and but two OF the de-
PENDANTS were present.
Senator Marshall, OF Hancock coun-
", a member OF the committee, left
last night over the b. & o. road for
Charleston.
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BR-R-Ri ANOTHER
COLD WAVE Is
HEADED THIS WAY

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March
23.-Abnormal storm activity
and marked fluctuations in
temperature will prevail the
country over during the coming
week. according to the weather
bureau experts.
"A storm central Sunday
over the Rocky Mountain re-
gion.' the bureaus weekly bull
letin says. will move rapidly
northeast. accompanied by
shifting gales; IL Will be pre-
coded by rains and much
warmer at the beginning OF the
week I'm the Eastern and
Southern States. and be at
tended by SHOWS in the North
western States and along the
northern border. II will be fol
lowed by decidedly colder
weather Monday and Tuesday
over the Middle West and the
Southwest. and Tuesday and
Wednesday generally east OF
the Mississippi river.
Another disturbance OF
widespread influence Will de-
velop in the Far West about
Wednesday or Thursday. move
eastward, attended by rain in
southern and probably snow
and rain in northern districts.
and cross the great central val
leys Thursday or Friday and
the Eastern States Friday or
Saturday. A general change
TO considerably higher tempera-
ture will precede this dis
turbance.
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MOB THREATENED
TO HARM WOMEN
But the suffrsgettes In London Did
Hold Their Regular Sunday
Hyde Park Meeting.

LONDON. March "a great
crowd OF youths. armed with various
kinds OF missiles. tin whistles. mouth
organs and bells. gathered In Hyde
Park to-day. prepared to repeat the
rowdy scenes OF last Sunday should
the suffragetsts attempt to hold their
regular Sunday meeting. The women,
however. wisely refrained. but the
crowds. which were out for trouble
in any event, spent the afternoon in
hustling men who declared them
selves TO be sympathizers with the
suffrage movement.
The police had been advised that
the meeting would be held and
strong force patrolled the park and
adjoining streets. The crowd finally
became weary and dispersed. An
officer. who has had long experience
in handling mobs. said that 1t was
a good thing the women did not ap-
pear. as the men were in an angry mood
because Of the burning OF the fine
country residence OF Lady Amy
White, widow OF Field Marshal Sir
Although Lady Whites house. for
tunately. was empty. this act OF in
cendiarism has caused a more bitter
feeling against the militant surra-
gettes than any previous crime.
Guard Windsor Castle.
Windsor Castle. where the court
has gone into residence. is being
closely guarded and special precau-
lions have been taken TO prevent
women from making any demonstra-
tion or committing any outrages. a
special staff of detectives had been
sent TO Windsor. and the north ter
race OF the castle. which has always
heretofore been open TO the public.
has been closed. Hampton Court pal
ace also has been closed
James Kier Hardie, the Socialist
and independent labor member who
Is one OF the strongest supporters OF
the women's cause. had a peculiar ex-
perience at Manchester to-day. lie
addressed a suffrage meeting in the
afternoon and Was interrupted by
men with cries of Traitor" In the
evening, when he addressed a meet
ing in connection with the annual
conference OF the labor party suf-
fragists persisted in interrupting him.
and several women had 20 be forcibly
elected.
The women have promised TO make
demonstrations al all the meetings I'm
connection with the conference. de
claring that the laborites who are
supposed 10 be supporters OF women's
suffrage are really traitors, as they
VIII not force the government TO give
women the vote
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Save the Babies.

NEW YORK. Marsh 23.-"Save the
babies Will be the motto OF eighty
organizations affiliated In the babies
welfare association taking part IN the
coming campaign for spring Clean
up" ~ New York City. Societies con
Quoting milk stations Gay nurseries.
babies hospitals. and other institu-
tons and movements working for in
fant welfare are To take part I'm the
preliminary campaign Of education
now starting. II was announced. laying
special emphasis on the need Of clean
homes and surroundings as n prime
requisit for promoting the health OF
babies
Health Commissioner I.ederle today
emphasized the importance OF the
Cleanup in cutting down infant NOR
tally by reducing the number Of
breeding places or culture fields for
germs which develop In flfh and unit
mately contaminate milk and other
food substances
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HAWTHORNE TAKEN TO
PRISON At ATLANTA.

NEW YORK. March 23-Deputy
United States marshals started this
afternoon with Julian Hawthorne and
Dr. William !. Morton for the federal
prison at Atlanta. Ca. where they
viii serve their terms FOR fraudu.
lently using the mails in the sale OF
Canadian mining stock
As the sentence OF one year and A
day dated from Nov. %. and tho fed.
eral law permits an application FOR
parole after cnethird ~ the term has
been served. the opinion has pre-
vailed that they might seek release
on March &c or soon after. They
recently decided not 10 appeal.
Albert Freeman. convicted with
Ilawthorne and Or Morton. will stay
in Tho Tombs until the United states
circuit court Of appeals decides
whether no ea1 be- admitted m
bail during DO" argument ~ hts no.
peal lie was scnfencpd 20 Eve years
in the Atlanta prison
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EATON GRAND JURY
TO CONVENE TODAY
Evidence Will Be Presented Before
That Body-Mrs. Eaton's
Liberty at Stake.

Plymouth. Mass. March 23.-Evi-
dence in the case OF Mrs. Jennie May
Eaton. who IS charged with the muir
der OF her husband. Rear Admiral
Joseph G.. Eaton. by administering
poison. will be presented before the
grand jury. which will meet IN spe-
cial session here tomorrow. The jury
will determine whether the widow
of the admiral shall be indicted or
allowed her liberty.
More than % Witnesses are ex-
pected 10 appear before the grand
jury. Those who have been sum
mosed include neighbors OF the Eaton
family IN the town OF Nodwell and
county authorities and others who
have been concerned in the investi-
cation.
As intimated at the time OF the ar
rest OF Airs. Eaton. some of those
conversant with the case believe a
lunacy commission may be appointed
TO examine her.
District Attorney Barker. who has
been conducting the investigation. IS
said TO have conferred with CHIEF
Justice Aiken OF the superior court
regarding the appointment OF such a
commission.
Mrs. Eaton spent today quietly at
the Plymouth county jail She re-
ceived no visitors and did not attend
the easter services in the Jail.
Search was continued today in an
endeavor to locate the source OF the
arsenic alleged TO have caused the
death OF Admiral Eaton. Thus far the
authorities admit they have not
learned where the poison was pur-
chased
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RAILROAD ARBITRATOR EXPECT
TO COMPLETE WORK SOON.

NEW YORK. March 23.-Chairman
Elisha Lee. OF the conference commit
tee OF the flfty-four eastern railroads.
said today that the committee expects
To finish before the end OF this week
its presentation OF testimony for the
roads in the hearing on the firemen's
demands for increased pay and two
hremen on the large locomotives. This
viii give the board OF arbitrator a
week to discuss the testimony and
make public the final decision.
We will put ~ least one expert
witness on the stand this week 20
Offset the testimony OF W. !. IAuck,
the statistican who testified On behalf
OF the fremen." said Mr.. Lee. We
will not have many witnesses Some
OF the railroad officials may take the
stand. That. however. will depend on
circumstances
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KING CONSTANTINE VIEWS
REMAINS OF HIS FATHER

SAI.ONIKI. March 23-King Con
stantine arrived here today and was
acclaimed by the populace. The 'or.
eicn warships fred salute of twenty
ono guns. The king showed great
grief. ana the meeting between HIN
and Dowager Queen Olga. IN the
death chamber was most affecting
both bursting into tears
The body OF the late King George
will lie in state tomorrow. and the
residents Of Salouiki will be allowed
20 pass before the cofin.
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MANY AaaESrs AT BELLAIaE.

4 fight which for time resenheled
battle between the Turks and Greeks
or Mexican revolution was staged
yesterday afternoon az Finch Run. q
short distance below Heliatre. and re-
suited in eleven arrests for fighting
The men we're Americans and italian
inspired los fire water" They were
arrested bv Officers Good ana MARKS
anI viii pear this morning before
MaVnr Wasaman
Pour other persons were arrested on
rharues OF drunkenness. while Hrvou
Wllaou was arrested on n0n-Fpupurt
charge. ne viii he given n hearing be-
fore squire kinney.
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FERRYgoATs CRASH AND
DOZEN PERSONS HURT.

NEW YORK. March ga dozen
persons were injured two 80 serious
That fnry were taken fo hospitals.
when fho PENNSYLVANIA Ferry boat
Piusburgn crashed into tho Philadel.
rh'1. ~ the same line boz Jersey
titv ferry slip early today Tho strong
Tide running caused tho accident. %
was stated Cries Of the messengers
on Tho Pittsburgh who had been
thrown ~ The decks and Injured bv
the crash and fears hat the boat was
I'm q sinking condition. caused q brief
panic
Neither boat was badly damaged
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Steamship Arrivals.

SEW YORK. March o. Arrived e-
Steamer garwauia. Liverpool
CAP. ftafc- Wireless E'Eafel
Ernn Prinzesain Ceciie. Bremen for
Sew TurE Minuetonks. London. f1r
New TnrF. Sew YORK. southampton Tor
t.W Work
Lilrrd Passed steamer America.
Sen rork FOR UamhurE.
MrfIn.fad slgrnilfI steamer COL -
f1rrin. Sew York for glasgow
fpufIHmpfnl Sailed steamer rreri-
ferf Grant. Neu YORK.. rriuz Friedrich
wilhelm Sew YORK
guerrsf0wn sailed Steamer Mature
frnl1. tFrum Liverpool Sew York
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GENERAL STRIKE IS
CALLED IN BRUSSELS

BRUSSELS. March e3.-The congress
Of the labor party today ratified the or
der for 4 general strike. to be called
April IL. issued by the National Commit
tee on Universal Suffrage. The action
or the National Committee Was due TO
the refusal OF the government 20 give
TO electoral reform before
the coming elections
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not admitted 20 he dangerous by the
government officials.
How many rebels are engaged In this
latest movement In the north H. not
known. but IL H. believed that in sonora
there are not less than 1000 and in
Coahuila 5000 and that independents
leaders have at least another thousand
making total OF at least 5000.
The situation in the south appears
likely OF settlement. although not all the
military men are convinced that the ad-
herents OF the Zapata brothers will be
content with the alternative of return
ing TO the fields or entering the army.
General Trucy Aubert's retreat TO Mon
terey from Cillaldama when he has
moved zoo cars OF troops and regained
the railroad. IS regarded here as evil
deuce OF clever strategy on the part OF
the rebels. who Tented an attack on
Monterey and probably have carried this
into effect had not General ALBERT re-
turned thus leaving them in possession
~ the territory between Monterey and
Laredo.
The railroad 20 the south OF Monte
rey has been cut both by fire and dyna-
mite. and the time 10 Will take TO com
TIete affairs T. problematc. To the
north Of Monterey the destruction OF 80
bridges makes "a certain that the line
will not be open for weeks, and possibly
more than that on account OF the diff
culties u be encountered in dislodging
the rebels.
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MEXICO CITY. Marr1 "a with the
r"nels iu control ~ the northern mart Of
tno state NJ toahrila. the Sonora from
tier practically dominated by the fol-
lowers of Maytorena. and hands which
may Doc iri0rr rieuf. but are none the
loss troublesome. operating ln tho states
~ Il.ifHul0 AMI rhihauhun. the residents
nf tho capital are beginning o. realize
tIe f'rlnrerfaa ~ conditions. although
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Italian shIn An Eseort

NAPLES. March THE Italian
ermored cruiser san GiOrgio has
been ordered 10 SalOniki % act ~ ~
escort 10 the Greek warehIp bearing
the body ~ the late King George
back TO Greece
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DIR. K00NTZ OF BALTIMORE ACCEPTS
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CALL
MANY KILLED
tcontinusd fro. First pag.1

storms, rain, hail and tremendous
electrical disturbances prevailed over
Kansas and Nebraska the greater
part OF the day. Where railway serv-
ice was impossible. motor cars were
pressed into service. and surgical aid
and supplies were rushed to the
wrecked towns at the best speed pos
sible over the washed-out roads.
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Omaha In Storms WA.

FALLS CITY. Neb.. March g.
Half OF the city OF Omaha was swept
by tornado early tonight. according
to Information gained here by long
distance telephone. All telegraph
and railroad lines into Omaha are
out OF commission. Berlin. a small
town near Omaha. damaged by the
storm, is said to be on fire.
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The above letter received Saturday
evening by DR.. Charles Keesor. was
read In the Second Presbyterian church
ytsteroay AT the morning service and
set at rest the fears OF practically ev-
cry member OF the congregation that the
Rev, Thomas G. Koontz. u. u. would
not accept the unanimous call TO the
local church. The announcement OF
his acceptance, therefore. was received
every member present.
Although the call was extended sev-
erai weeks ago. IL had been unanimously
sshdorsed at a largely attended congrega-
Nonal meeting. DR.. koontz could not
give a definite answer until SATURDAY =,
When he occupied the pulpit OF the local
s Gnu n week ago yesterday, he express
eed himself as being favorably impress
sed with the local pastorate and hoped
70 be able TO accept. although the forces
20 keep him In Baltimore made II a mat
Ter or uncertainty.
Fine bible Student.
In addition TO being the pastor OF the
westminster Presbyterian church one
or the largest in Baltimore. Dr. Koontz
etudents in that section 81 the state, and
Ior the past several years has had
SSharee OF 2 large class OF young men
was while attending this college that
9r. keesor became acquainted with Rev
Noontz. and recommended him 70 the
local congregation after Tr. CHARLES n
McD0nald left for Ashtabula. O, several
a
IN Y; VI. &. A. work. and a most excel
lcnt letter OF recommendation was writ
Ten or his services by the Central Assoc
cation OF Baltimore where he was
especially successful IN his work among
the young men.
The members Of the Second Preshy-
terian congrcgatiop fell that they are
60 be congratulated upon securing such
n capable man. and are very enthusiast
&c concerning the future prospects OF
the church. Il ~ likely that Or. Koontz
Will arrive to take charge OF the local
red not Later than April 20. and a
meeting OF the official beard viii be
called soon TO make all necessary ar
Iahgements While the transfer is yet
a. he ratified by the Baltimore presDy-
terry. this Is likely to be done without
delay.
Baltimore Telegram
The follow ing telegram was received
by the Inteiligencer last evening from
Baltimore
Rev. Thomas Gricr Koontz. who has
heeu pastor of Westminsister Preshyter-
ian church for he last eight years an
nounred this morning that he will ac-
~ept the call TO the Second Presbyterian
church In Wheeling. W Va. He viii
lesye April q. This - the third I'reshy-
terrain church in this city In the past
few months 20 lose SIS pastor. The pull
pits are still vacant.
Waiting until after the benediction.
Dr. KoontZ said
- shall ask the Presbytsry to dis
solve my relations here. At this time
] 10 not care TO say anything further
Re shook hands with the members
port had spread that ne would accept
The call. but members held 70 the hope
that he might be prevailed upon 20
etay."
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Execnte naederottsa.

FL FASp. Texas. March 2a-Three
more adherenfq Of the late President
Nadero were executed recently at Jim
euez. according 20 mail advices received
here today. Juan Rosaies. ex-stats
senator. Jose Mena. former municipal
oflre holder ~ parral. and Juan Baca.
cap falist Zach was arrested on poll
teal charges ~ hts home In Tarral and
removed fo Jimcuez. where tho eNecu-
lions wer" made b. military authori-
ties
today occupied the Casaa Grandes dis
trlct Federal forces viii be with
drawn. Salazar Will become military
governor with headquarters at Casas
Grandea
The Arrangement vas made through
n tcifgraphir conference between Salazar
and liurrtn insisting on the preside ntiai
claims - Emilio Nasquez Gomez II
a. not made clear what ~ . present nosf-
ton % Nas1ucz Gomez and his party
" ~ DC
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III tnerc are day-
time occasions to bo
considered. . yoke
and under sleeves
can be used. The
bodice itself IL cut
with straight inner
edges and. conse-
qucntly. Il can b
made from
fiouncing or any
bordered material
with very little
labor and with ex-
oellent effect. Al
together it would DO
hard to find any
one design moro
attractive and more
useful. The little
kimono sleeves are
graceful and charm
ing. They con-
tinue TO be the
smartest for hand
some cost u m es.
There is a fitted
lining over which
the portions are
arranged. In the
largest view. the
blouse itself is made
from one Of the new
gauzes studded
with tiny little
iewelsand therevers
are Of lace, but
almost any ma
terial adapted to
evening or dinner
wear can be
utilized. The effect
Of the lace fiouncing
indicated in one OF
the smaller views
is most attractive.
For the medium
size. the bodice will
require ? yards Of
material AZ or 80
or I yard ~ inches
wide. with ILyards
OF lace II inches
wide for the revers,
- yard - inches
wide for the
shirred guimpe por-
ton. q yard IS for
the yoke and the
under sleeves in
elbow length or ~
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md a man who has held city Office
IN WhesnnE and who has lost out 4or
recollection or appointment and vou
vii almost certainly ina an advocats
Of the Paula Plan charter
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LOCAL coHoaEaATIoE.
which Was Read at Morning Services
rsstsrday-CongreSnt
Elated-

AT last the way seems clear
70 me. l therefore accept the
call to the Second Church or
wheeling. IL the Presbytery OF
Baltimore will release me
hope TO be released here on April
.h and to be In my new pulpit
April 20-perhsps April 18th
though i feel Sunday TO rest.
would be good thing
GU may announce this sun
day morning."
(Signed.l
Thomas Greer Koontz.
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rind n man who has been = regular
seeker after Office An wheeling and who
has failed TO got onice and you Will
generally find an advocate OF the Paul.
La Tlam charter
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Yutan on Fire.

KANSAS CITY Mo, March 23.-At
the Union Pacific Offices here IL was
said tonight that Yutan. Neb.. had
been partly destroyed by a tornado
tonight. and that the town was burn.
ing. Five persons were dead. and
many injured. the report said. An.
other rumor reaching here through
the Chicago. Burlington G. Quincy
railroad offices says that Ashland.
Neb., had been destroyed by n tor
nado. Details were lacking. Yutan
and Ashland are twenty miles apart,
and about forty west OF Omaha.
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Pind man who has been a regular
seeker after Office in Wheeling and who
mas faued TO get Office and you will
generally ma an advocate OF the PAUL.
La PLAN charter
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Daily Fashion Talks
BY MAY MANTON
HANDSOME BODICE IN LATEST STYLE.

evening bodice
This charming IL takes lines and adapted
that render adapted While
be q II