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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
HEAVY FIRE LOSS
IN EAST ST.
DAMAGE OF s15o,ooo FOLLOWS
EXPLOSION IN A FURNl-
TURE HOUSE.

East st. Louis, Feb. 22.-Fire fol
lowing an explosion on the upper floor
of Zeigeuheim Brothers furniture
store, today spread to four corners at
the intersection of Collinsvule and
St Louis avenue and caused a loss ex-
ceeding s15OO0O.
The Zefgenheim building and struc-
ture occupied by the Fellner-Crow
store were destroyed. Two Office
buildings were partly burned An
apartment house burned. but 25 fami-
lies escaped.
Des Moiues. Feb. 22-The building
and entire plant of the Register and
Leader, morning, and Des Moines Trib-
une, afternoon, newspapers, were de
stroyed by fire yesterday. The loss ex-
ceeds 100000, about three-fourths of
which was covered by insurance
The origin of the fire is not certain.
It broke out about o'clock. after the
night force had left, and one report
was that newsboy in the circulation
room in the basement had dropped a
lighted cigaret in some waste paper.
This could not be verified.
The flames quickly shot upward to
the composing room, and practically
the whole plant was wrecked in a
short time. Falling floors destroyed
the presses In the basement.
Gardner Cowles, publisher and prin- |
eipa1 owner of the two papers, said the I
plant would be rebuilt Immediately. /
quarters in the Des 8Ioines /
Daily Capital offices were accepted by |
Mr.. Cowles, and no issues of either /
he Register and Leader or the Trib-
me Will be omitted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
NEED AMERICANS
IN CRISIS. TAFT
FORMER PRESIDENT SAYS ALL
SHOULD STAND AT BACK
OF NATIONS CHIEF.

Sorristovn. y. J.. Feb. 22.-Ihe
United States &C. threatened with a Sc
riols invasion OF its rights as a neutral
hy the varrinE nations Of Europe and
in preserving its commerce with those
nations Sc face 20 face with a crisis.
ir the opinion Of former President
Taft n tho solution OF that cribs.
should 90 arise. no lingo spirit must
be allowed 20 prevail Taft advised
that neither pride nor momeutary pas
sion should influence our Judgment.
and when the president shall act 70
Taft declared. -ue must stand by him
20 the end. IN this determination we
mas be sure that an wiil Join. no mat
ter what their European origin. All
viii forget their differences in their
loyalty % our common
fae and common country"
Taft-s reference 20 the situation con
f-oatiuE the United states was made
% tho conclusion OF an address before
The Washington association OF New
Jersey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
HO SUNK AMERICAN SHIP GERMANY OR ENGL STILL QUESTION
KAISER BENDING
ON PEACE TERMS
ITALIAN NEWSPAPER SAYS Eff
FEcTs OF WAR ARE BEING
SERIOUSLY FELT.

Rome. Feb. 22.-Reports received
BY the secretary OF state OF the yati-
can. says the Giornale DTtaIia. show
Germany. although maintaining an ex-
celleHt military position. feels serious
y the consequences OF the war and
therefore has modified materially her
views on peace conditions TO be i'm
posed The paper adds: The pontin
considers such a condition Of affairs
lends itself favoTabiy 20 diplomatic
steps He is reported again 20 have
interpeilated Emperor william 20
know what conditions on which Ger
many would be disposed 20 negotiate
peace. observing that in any case the
military honor OF Germany is safe"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
WHITE HANGED TO
CITY HALL TOWER
EARLY CHURCHooERs AT PLEAS,
ANT MILL, MO-, FIND BODY
RIDDLEO WITH BULLETS.

Pleasant Hill. Mo. Feb. ga
white man. believed to be w r VIII
liams of Hot Springs. Ark, who Sat
urday night took part in a revolver
battle in which a policeman and an
unidentified man we're killed, was
taken from the Jail early Sunday and
Iynched by a mob.
Early churchgoers discovered the
body, riddled with bullets hanging
from the frebeH tower above the city
hall. 1t remained hanging there until
noon before it was cut down.
Guards, fearing trouble, had re-
manned at the jail, a small brick struc-
ture, until o'clock in the morning,
but left when the town apparently was
quiet
The victim. who told the police he
was W. Z. Williams of Hot Springs, !
was arrested after he had taken part |
in a battle, in which Charles Poindex- |
ter a policeman, and an unidentified /
man were killed and he was danger /
ously wounded.
Poindexter and another policeman |
had been looking for men suspected of /
-obbing a Kansas City Southern train
near Richards. Mo, when they encoun-
tered Williams and the unidentified
man.
The killing Of the policeman follow
ID a crime wave of several weeks and
he excitement of the townspeople was
intense. Detectives from Kansas City
allied 70 establish the identity of any
# the members Of the mob.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
FARMS FOR CITY J0BLESS
U. S. Asked 20 Help Plan TO Solve
Unemployment Problem.

Washington. Feb. 22.-The unem-
ployment situation was discussed arith
Secretaries Houston and Wilson OF the
agriculture and labor departments to-
day by a delegation headed by Mrs.
Haviland II. Lund OF New York. which
presented a plan 20 be given further
consideration next week The pro-
posai IS the creation OF a bureau OF
land information for getting city-bred
men on farms. Large amounts would
be made available for that purpose
by philaathropic organizations or citi-
zens. the delegates believe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
FOR REFERENDUM
ON RATE APPEAL
STATE SENATOR HARRIS BE-
LIEVEs RAILROADS SHOULD
GO BEFORE PEOPLE.

Springfield, Ill. Feb. 22.-When the
passenger tariff bill is introduced in
the senate Harris of Chicago will pro-
pose that a referendum clause be at
tached. leaving It TO the voters OF
Illinois to decide whether rates shall
be increased to two and a half cents
a mile. The amendment will provide
for submitting the referendum in the
judicial election June z. Senator Har-
ris said: "Tf the railroads are sincere
in their wish to place their case before
the people, they should go 10 the peo-
pie direct and present their side In an
honest manner, and / am sure the peo-
pie Will accord them a fair hearing"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
SUBMARINES FOR
YEAR MAY Be IS
SENATE REPUBLICANS URGING
ENLARGEMENT OF THE
HOUSE PROGRAM.

Washington. ID. c.. Feb. 22.-Senate
republicans intend TO put a large sub
marine building program in the pend
ing naval bill than has been provided
by the house. Smoot introduced an
amendment for so submarines of sea
going type and % smaller ones. For
the first year it would appropriate
100000
War and preparedness of war was
the sole topic of discussion in congress
today. The senate was debating the
army bill and the house was working
on appropriations for coast fortifica-
tions.
Decatur. Ill.-Gladys Cahil was kill
ed and John Gould slightly injured
when an interurban hit a buggy two
miles east OF Decatur.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
Severe Loss in East Prus-
sia Admitted by Cars
General Staff
100, 900 ARE CAPTIvES
Success of Germans Attributed
to Overwhelming Number
of Their Troops.

The loss Of almost an entire army
corps in the recent retreat from cast
Prussia is admitted by the Russian
general staff in it's version Of the Ger
man victory. OF this corps only brok-
en- disorganized portions escaped. The
success of the Germans is attributed
to the overwhelming number Of their
troops and their superior trsnsports-
tion facilities. Unofficial reports from
Petrogrsd, corroborated In part by the
Russian staff, say the main Russian
army succeeded In escaping from the
German trap and has in turn taken the
offensive. When the retreatins Rus
SLAMS reached designated positions a
stand was made, according TO Petro-
grad, and the Germans were repulsed
with heavy losses.
Berlin reports of the sinking OF
British transport carrying troops lacks
confirmation from any other source.
Berlin. Feb. ga German official
statement announces that captures in
the battle of Mazurian lakes district
in east Prussia have been increased 10
seven generals and more than one
hundred thousand men. Cannon taken
number $50. Continuing the state
ment says:
"In Champagne district there was
quiet yesterday. The
number of prisoners taken during the
last battle in this region has been in
creased to fifteen officers and more
than a thousand men. Sanguinary
losses of the enemy have been extra
ordinarily high
Pursuit after the winter battle in
the Mazurian lake district has come
TO end. The Tenth Russian army under
General Baron Sievers is considered as
having been destroyed. New battles
appear developing at Grodno and North
5eichawolas. An official statement
rom Paris says there is nothing of i'm
,ortance TO add to the communication
If last night
Sunk In Collision.
London, Feb. 22.-The Norwegian
reight steamer Cuba, London TO Am
iterdam, was sunk today in a COLI
iion in the North sea. AS far as
Known no lives were lost. She carried
IN official mail bag Of the American
for relief Of Belgians.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
ENGINEER KILLED
IN A ROAD MISHAP

Dss No,ucs. Ia. Feb. 2z--The enEi-
reer vas killed. the mail clerk fatally
i15grst. the fireman missing and eight
passensers injured when a ChicaSo
Sr-at Western passenger train south-
eoard from Des MOiues TO Kansas
Ciiy. was wrecked af Talmase. Iowa
SPREADING rails was the cause The
engineer was IL Z Maxwell Des
lcs-es.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
HURLEY SELECTED
FOR TRADE BOARD

Washington, d. c., Feb. 22.-The
president today nominated the follow
ing members of the new federal trade
commission:
Joseph f. Davies. Wisconsin,; Ed
ward n. Hurley. Chicago; William
Harris. Georgia; William Parry, Seat
tie, and George Rublee, New Hamp-
shire.
The first three are democratic
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22


ed the Evelyn. which lies al the bot
tom % the cSorth SEE
British carsoes Moving.
London. FEB. ae.-The German sub
marine blockade continues the chief
topic OF interest IN the United King
dom. although British shipping appar-
entity Is moving witk usual freedom.
scandinavian neutraIs. however. are
showing much alarm over the situa-
tion. a great sensation having been
caused In those countries by the tor
pedoing OF the Norwegian steamer
BeIrldce of .FOIkstone last week. Rep
of the Scandinavian coun-
tries are holding another conference
today. and the outcome IS awaited
with much interest by neutral ship
rers. The question OF a naval con
voy. II Is understood. Is being consid-
cred seriously at the conference. but
guarded comments OF newspapers
shows it Sc clearly recognized that
such a step might lead 20 war.
4 lone German aeroplane flew over
several east coast towns last night.
dropping bombs. with slight material
damage. There vas little alarm
Firm Not 20 Protest.
New York. Feb. civilian L. Har-
-iss of the firm which owned the
steamship Evelyn. which was sunk in
he North sea yesterday. said the firm
could make no protest TO the state
department. as he considered the loss
y the ship due 20 the war risk he had
fraw
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till p. NJ. Tomorrow, for
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline


Rain, probably turning TO snow to-
night or Tuesday; colder. Fresh
northerly winds.
Temperature at a. m. 43. Highest
yesterday. ~: lowest last night. 40.
Velocity OF wind al I a. m. miles
per hour
Precipitation. Ss inch in last "a
hours.
Relative humidity at p. m, 9s; at
I a. m. 9S.
Stage of water. SO. a fall of IL feet
in last As hours.
J.M. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
INVESTIGATION at standstilI.

Chicago. Ill, Feb. 22.-The govern
ment's investigation of the advanced
price of bread is a standstill as a
result OF refusal of grain brokers of
the board Of trade to submit books and
records in trading in wheat and -four.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
AUSTRIA CALLS OUT ALL

Vienna. Feb. 22-The last classes
Of Hungarian miIitiamen have been
summoned 20 join the colors by Marea
Is. when the entire Austro-HungaTian
var resources viii have been mobh-
ICED. The former levy en- masse ap-
Piled 10 the regular army and the
Austrian territorial militia. but the
militiamen were exempted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
Red Skins on Warpath
Cornered in Cottonwood
Gulch, Colorado.
OUTLAW Is THE LEADER
United States Deputies Received
With Hail of Lead When
Attempting Arrest.

Denver. Colo. Feb. 22-Advioes
I from Grayson. Utah. state the band of
Piute Indians under Tee-Ne-Gat which
I fought a desperate battle yesterday
with federal posse has been surround
Cd in Cottonwood gulch. The posse
has been reinforced.
Grayson. Utah. Feb. 22.-In a battle
between the force OF deputies under
United States Marshal Aquila Nebekar.
OF salt Lake City and the Piute In
dams outside Of Blun. Utah. two In
dams were killed. six taken prisoners.
one white man lost his life and two
were wounded.
The posse tried 20 surround the IN
dian position az daybreak yesterday
morning. but the Indians heard them
and Immediately opened fire. Joe Akin
OF Dolores. Colo. fcu az the first vol
ley. Firing continued for some min
utcs and two Indians were seen 10 fall
over dead.
Both sides ceased firing. and Mar /,
shall Nebekar sent Mancos Jim. q Piute /
who had Joined the white men, 10 par
lev with the Indians and urge them 20 4
Mancos Jim returned TO the posse with I
the message from the Indians: We
will fight until death
Attack Posse From Rear.
While the marshal was receiving
this information another band OF IN
dians under n chief named Cosey came
up the san Juan river 40 strong and
the posse from the rear. The
white men replied 10 the attack and
held them of. In the meantime the
Indians camped up on the rocks out
side OF Bluff reOpened the attack and
the posse was caught between two
fires. II was in this dash that the two
white men were wounded.
The Indians under Cosey we're
driven of and in retreating they cut {
the telephone wires. the only line of ,
with Bluff
The last message that came through ,
said that the Indians had surrounded
the posse and a call for help was sent {
lut. a general alarm was spread all {
through the country Other posses
we're quickly organized here and at I
Monticello and relief expeditions are :
,eing formed at Dolores. Cortez and
Nsncos, Colo. The progress OF the
,osse will be slow owing to heavy
Indian Strength Unexpected.
Lstest information from Blum said 8
hat the strength of the Indians was
louble what the white men expected
o find. They had heard that the In
Iinns. intrenched in the buttes about
mile above Bluf on the San Juan
liver were 90 strong. With the re- r
that came up the river 4
rom the south, il is believed that Il
heir force was in excess of 100 fight b
ng men. a
Marshal Nebekar started his posse 6
oward Bluffs Saturday night between [
l and y O'Clock. BY hard riding they ;
rived at Bluff at daybreak yester-
ay morning. They attempted to sur q
ound the Indians. who were camped u
bout a mile out OF the town. but the
indians with sentinels all around their o
amp. soon heard them and the alarm q
ras sounded. Like in the olden days.
ley came pouring out OF their tepees.
uns In hand. and without waiting TO :
? attacked. opened FIRE on the posse. v
Il Is believed here that the posse -
hich was reported in grave peril OF
.assacrs escaped from the encircling q
nerny and retired in safety. Il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
DUQUOIN OFFICER KILLS
J. A. Jones Shoots Robert Reecc-Out.
growth OF Dispute.

Duquoin. H., Feb. 22-PoIiceman
J. 4. Jones shot and killed Robert
Reece last evening. He says he shot
In self-defense. Reece, with two com
panions. was arrested several days ago
charged with assaulting Jones. Reece
was out on bond and last evening met
Jones in an alley, where the shooting
occurred
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
Frienc Of cleveland Dies.

St Paul. MINI, Feb. 22.-Michael
Doran. 81 years old. an intimate
friend of Grover Cleveland and long
known as q democratic politician. died
yesterday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
As1soNomIcAl : EVENTS.

Evening stars Mars. Saturn. Jupi-
ter. Morning stars: Mercury. Venus
The first magnitude star close 20 zenith
ON the west-southwest about 8 p. m
Is Capella of constellation Auriga-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-02-22
Chief Scout RetIres-

New York, Feb. 22.-Ernest Thomp-
son Seton, artist and author of books
dealing with life in the woods. has re-
tired as chief scout of the Boy Scouts
of America
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