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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01

9ie Jamilie beg Snsenieurs
Mau1D mar nabe baran. bergiftet au
rperben. Das farbige DienHmdb9en
2i3sie 8ing. IA Sabre alt, bate Gift in
bic Giiterne geporfen, eeren MaHer
Die 6amilie gam Srinfen &c.
brau1te. 3und9ff murbe Serr Maurp
trant, bann feline Grau unb enbIi1 ers
frantic elm 9inb, bas BON benz MaHer
getrunfen bate. Sept tuuroe Der Ner=
ba@t rese, baB bier ns9t @les In Orb.
1ung let uu6 berielbe purbe beftdrtt
bur9 bic SbatIa9e, baB dbnIi@es Tins
uobliein fi1 bel ein5elnen Gamilienmits
glieDern nod bem @enuB BON 5bee eins
itelte. Serr Maurn nubm bas Mdb.
den in 8erb6r unb fe geffnno, baB iie
auf @ebeiB bes friibereu 9ienftmdb9ens
@li5a @arren bas @ift Rough on
Rats" ing Waher sepOrfen babe. Sig
3ie 8ina unb bic Warren, tpeIme iibris
gems 60 Sabre alt III. iinS berbaftet
tuoroen. Sie Warren ldusuet, Dem
farbigen Mdb@en ben NersiftungspIan
eingegeben au baben, ba fe aber b6@ff
erentrif9en Wefens III, 10 tpirb fie 5or>
ldufig feftgebalten, bis lire Deruans
bten aus Senuefee bier eintreffen, uml
fi9 ibrer anaunebmen.
= Gum Steabertreter bes Bunbes.
ri1ters Surner, Der in gluffin f9tper
traat fanieberIiegt, lit Ri9ter 81. 8.
Boamarl BON 2ouiiana ernannt mors
ben. Obglei9 &i9ter Burner nod 3u
ben 2ebenDeu geb6rt unb m6sli9ers
ueiie interchangeable perben fam, 70
3tpeifelbaft bies aud fem mag, beaebt
bic rgrpreB" bic Saftloii9teit, fdon
Ganbibaten fir bic bur9 feinen Sol
bafant tperbenbe STEELE si renren.
- unierer ftets 70 auBerorbentIi1
liebensmarbisen Na9barin, Der talent.
pollen iunsen Birtuoin unb gompos
niftin 3uIema @ drcia unferen
berali6fen Dauf fir ben StrauB Iiebs
Iider Griblingsboten, nit benz fe iIns
ierer Office bebadt bat!
- gtnet mertDiirbieen 6ausgenois
fen bat fi6 berr Corner BON Der bieli,
gen 6irma 8ainbribse & Corner anges
f9afft, ndmli6 Elm tleines Yeccari.
S9tpein. Das tleine Wilbf6uein
folet inn uie elm Dumb auf S9riit unb
9ritt uno getpdbrt nit feinem poRierli.
den fur3en G@meine . Srab auf Der
Strabe einen auBerorbeutIi6 broaigen
Nnblif. 0err Corner bat bas Sbier
auf elmer Sagbpnrtie am Nueces gefars
gen uab NIT GROCER Mabe a~ufse3esen.
go tuiIb uno gefdbrli9 bic peccaris In
Mubeln fnb. 10 3abm uerben He, tpenn
Jung eingefangen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01
3 G a 8.

Die Greunbe gotes baben Die
Na9ri9t, bab &oger .. mills
in ieinem @ongreB.M ablbe3irfe tuiebers
um als @anbibat auftreten merbe, in
iebr gei9idter Weii e benukt, groBe
9ermirrung an3uri6ten, inbsm fis bic
Sade 10 barfteaten, als babe Mias ba=
nit glei93eitis auf feiue @anbibatur
fir ben SIP i'm 8unbesienate per3i1tet.
9as 1T natiirlt9 ni9t Der 1al. DaB er
f6 aber bic Wie6erpabI fiir ben Gon.
greB fi9ert, 1T gang lelbfperffdnbli9,
ba er let9t atpif9en 5wei @tible 3u
iben fommen f6nnte, tpenn er fi1 felt
barauf berlaien tpolIte, baB bic gtaats.
Legislature ibn in ben Bunbes : Senat
ienbet.
= Som GoriDtb, Der ben G6abmeis
fer 9iQ BON panpla @ountp ermOrbete
unb beraubte, 1T in Carthage Don Ell,
mem Mob aufgetntpft tpor6en.
- Maitin. Ser 8ert6t bes Ngerter
fit bic timber ttttdts . 2dnoereien giebt
pie6er einmal ben geleg bafiir, nit
nel9er iDfematifden Jre9beit ber
Staat geraoe bon ben groBen 8ieb3i9.
tern i'm fernen Weien, ND es a~lerbines
f@mer 1T, benz @eiebe @eItung au Der.
f9affen, bef9minbelt unb betroeert
pirb. Inter anberen 8eiipielen fibrt
9err Miaiams in leinem 8eridte an,
baB Elm S@af3i6ter, Der cine 3eerbe
BON $4,000 @tid auf benz uniperfis
tdtslanbe geben bat, Bis iebt niGt einerl
Gent pa9tgelb be3abIt babe unb ielbf1
ni6t einen GuBbreit 2anb i'm stoat bes
ibe. Ser srbBte She'll Der 5toei Mils
lionet Nder,-iagt er.-fei bon berums
aiebenben @6ef3i6tern In Bef9lag ge.
uommert, tDel6e es INNER 10 ein3uri1>
ten wifen, 6aB ite ben fontrolirenben
Ngenteu bes @taates aus benz Wege ges
ben; ni6t bIoB boB fe feline po9t fit
bas Weibelanb besablen, fie aabler ni6t
einmal bic @teueru fir tire 0eerben.
Cur Winter5eit meiben He lire S6afe
gum 8eiipiel in Grodet gouttp unb
bringen bieielben i'm Sribiabr nod Ell.
mem anberen gountD. Tabt fie Der
6teuers Mfei1or bann bort ab, 10 i9m6-
rem ie einfad, bob fie ibre Sdafe am
/. Sanuar ni1t in feinem Mmtsbeairt
gebdbt ba6en.
- Ser Superintendent Der @taatss
f@ulen, mel@er erf gang por &ur3em
@elegenbeit genommeH bat, liG gegen
Die Blair ia unb fomit gegen cine
GelbunterittBung fir bic teranii9en
S6ulen BON 5eiten Der 8unbess &egie.
rung aus5uipre6en, bat pom @ountDs
&i9ter BON Waler @ountp cine gu.
f6rift erbalten, DDrin bieier miitbeilt,
DOB bic 2efer ieines Siftrifts felt Dem
leBteu September ibr @ebalt nnr au eli
mem fleinen Sbeile ausbe3abIt befommen
babeu, un6 oaB bic 5dul 8 rWou1ers"
(oie beglaubigten Nnweiiungen, ipel1e
bic 2ebrer on Stele bon 8elb erbaltsn)
in ben lebten 5Det Wpnaten bebeutenb
i'm Wertbe gefaaen finb. Die 2e5rer unb
BET gountp : &i9ter, molten miFen,
mann fe ibr @ebalt In @eIb befommen
Derben; fie fiuo ge3wungeu gepeien,
fdon ben erifen Coupon an bic 8anfeu
nit 8 procert Nbaus gu pertaufen, unb
ieBt 1T es iopeit getommen, baB Wus
9erer bic InDeiiungen nit 10 unb 20
procent Disconto auftaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01

Or: WaHersus, ber lit sate $ Seros
rabmli9t betannte SpeJiaIih, 30 t fid
IN Golge aablrei6er on ibn erear toerer
Iuforberungen beranlaBt aeIe6eu .Gou
Wntonio siner 8eiu6 ab3l1iatter t.. gr
bat i'm Waberid 6nteI, g irmer
81 unb So, Nuartier genommen. mo- er
bon iebt ab tonfuItirt tuerben Tar m. er
bat ietnen Gufentbalt bis 3um 3 Wdr,
teitgefebt. Or. WaRer3up sat mid arobem
@rfoIge In Dallas UNI In allen ar6ses
rem Stdoten oes Giaates praftia irt unb
ft9 IN leifen SpeaiaIitdten itbeTt ID aus.
geaeld1itet. Wer perbinbert iein foate,
ben Or. WaHer3us perf6nIi6y oufaus
laGen, fam NIT ibm in 2orre sp, ,nben3
irefen. Ii. Linn 1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01
0erp6Ies unb bili6fes 2opfmeb
gebeilt bur9 Or. Pierce's rPsnets"
(pia6en).

- Der llripruns bes petroleums III
nieberbolt @egenftanb lebbafter gr6rte.
rungen genefen. Sn nelerer 3eit BET.
tritt Der ruiiii9e Gelebrte Menbeleiem
bic Mnfi9t, oaB bic Mineral6le nidt
aus ben Iblaserungen animaliI9er
Ooer besetabiliider Stofe entfeben,
ionbern our9 Mafer su Gtanbe toms
men, nel9es bur9 bic grotrufte feinen
Meg In sr6Bere 3iefen finbet unb bort
NIT ben acknowledgment aus Der
Qoble uno ben Metauen, namentlih
nit Glen in gliibsnbem 3utanbe In
9erbimbung tritt. 9a@bem bas Wai.
fer aerfebt IL, bereiuist fi6 ieiu Sauers
ifoff nit ben Metalen, tpdbreno Der
Waferfof cine @ereiniguns nit Der
3oble eineebt. Sn Golge Der 2ei9tig.
feit ber 3uiammeniebung bieier Stofe
fieist oiefelbe su b6beren &egioneu EN-.
por, mo elm She'll als natiirIi9es Sos
entwei9t, tpdbrenb anbere 3beiIe fd au
Wineral6l perbidten,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01
Treberid @arbe

BET bsriibmte Srag6be, elm 2ieblimg bes
tbeatergebeaoen publifums unierer
Staot, tritt am Ssnutas TN Opernbau|e
auf. @egeben pirb: @aIba, Der
Gladiator. Moutag ben 5. Mdr3:
8 a # o @aboI, Elm neues @ttf,
bas in allen n6rbliden Stdbtea sroBars
tlgen @rfoIg er5ielte. Oienftag ben g.:
8rutus, ober ber Gaa BON Sarquin.
6reb. Marbe pirb BON elmer ausge3ei9.
reten Sruppe unterftfbt unb bic @ces
nerien gu allen Stiden iinb fpeaieg fir
feline 8orjfeuungen gennalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01
Der MeabefsiDbn caartett . Club

BON Bottom siebt int Opernbauie am
Mittwo4 ben Z. 5mei 2onserte: cine
Matinee unb elm Abenb.R onsert. Ser
Club beffebt aus fOIgenben 2tnfflern /:
9err Guifap Ollie, Sob 8toliue,
9err paul Menbe, 8ioline,
9err Sbomas &pan, Colo glarinette
unb Wiola,
9err pbiI. &~ObeIberser, Solo Sl6te
unb 9ipIa,
Serr 3ouis glumenbers, Solosgelo,
Grl. Mnnie Carpenter, Sopranitin.
gs ftebt uns bier Elm muffaIiIder
@enuB erfter 3laiie In NusFGt unb es
folte Wiemanb bsrfebIen, tpom6gli6
beiben 4on5erten, bic iebes elm reues
prOgramm brinseH, beisuuoAnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01
Gruufban n.

Grdulein gepi bat einen NiuFter ge.
beiratbet. einen 2initIer auf feinem
Sntrumente. benz Cornet a Piston.
Guiae 3eit nod Der 9oG3eit trift fe
cine Greunbin. Run. t1e gebt's
Dirs, fragt bieie vgefdlt Sir Dein
ManH 2" o0immlif9", antmortet
pepi, raber DeiBt Su, er f9medt ims
mer TO nod 2upferl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01
Sic lsirno Snfenh 0nhn G. c

Die Girma Soiepb 9abn & g.,
Sacramento, GAL, bertauft In jebem
Sabre groBe Quantitdten bon Or. Nu.
guf G6nig's 9amburger Gamilier.
Mebi3inen mad allen Sbeilen Der go.
eific 2hfte. pel6es iebenfals bas bette
3eiden 1T, baB f9 biefe felt Ianger
Sabren betDdbrten 0ausmitteI allges
meiner Beliebtbeit erfreuen. Sober
bet bieielben einmal gebrau9t bat,
wirb fiber ni@ts onberes mebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01
Sou. Aftx. s. Step6eas.

Sd bin bon meirem OnfeI Son. u.
8. stephens beauftragt, Sbnen gu ias
gen, oaB ct 5u benz @lauben fid neige,
eiuen NuBen bon benz @ebrau1 Deg
g immDns 2tper &eguIa.
empfangen 5u baben, uttb 5aB
er ben Weriu6 fortauiebeu tpiini9t.
9o9a6tungspoa %. 6. Stephens,
Charlottesville, @a. 8. Edr3 1870.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01
Cur 6eilnng perlangt !

25 6erren unb Samen BON San 9n.
tonic, pel9e an 9dmorrboiben unb
anberen Darn rantbeiten leioen, m6=
gen ii1 meIben unb gebeilt tperben,
obne einen Nidel gu besablen big bas
2eiben DD1fdnbig beieitigt III.
ellis & @bamberIain
Dottoren, SoIebab 8lod, gde GoIeba6
14,2.t3M unb Souiton @traBe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01
: Ole aanae bIaubIitiae @eieGidaft

Ote 9Qn3e Dl1ubluttge @efeul11ft
BON 4tlanta, Ga, befinbet li1 in Mufs
regung, neil Der Wuftlebrer, prof.
Sumner 5alter, tpel9er, MuHfbireftor
Der Wt!anta Muiical NKociation, elmer
bon ben prom%inentefen Birgern uns
tertfiibten Nctieus @sieaf@aft, Drsaniif
unb gborbirigent Ser fafbiDnabeliten
&ir9s, iOwie Orsantft in ber spnasose
TT nnb auBerbem cine groBe Mulifs
@lahe unterrt9tet, bas ibm BON Der
Trau zines prominenten farbigen poIis
titers Der etabt gema6te M~nerbieten,
cine @la1e farbiser 2nabeu uno Maab.
den gegen 0Drausbe3ablung su unters
ri9ten. angenommen bat. Cine Mn.
5abl feiner alien 59tler unb S9hIers
innet tpo1en tin aufgeben nt1b piele
Mfitglieber BET Stride, In ber ct Srgas
nit 1T, poleu bic Stride niGt mebr
betreten, tuenrt CT bic farbigen e9aler
beibebdlt. 9a er iebo9 g~orausbe3obs
lung angenomen. 1T er fontrattli9 ge.
bunben. ct felbff meint, es gebe Nies
u1anben etmas an, Oh er Iarbiae uus
terrt6tet, 10 LANCE bteielben ni1t unter
eil1em 9a9e NIT WeiBen unterri9tet
tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01
Mn beuttGe Sebrer tto ben tide
GdlnlaeMeitben.

Sober beut56e 9ebrsr, Der feline SteIl { an
serdnbern pdni6t, uuO iebe benifde g. dull.
geraeinoe, Die einen Qebrer fudt, 10, .n6e f@ ON
ben unter3ei9ueten. @uftab @euSer
Sseretdr oeutid.tsr. 2sbrt Rotterdam bs.
24,a,tsb @etxar, Colorado Co, 3sssS,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01

B%lument6pfe in allen GrDBen.
Rdfige fir @anariens8 6gel. Mocking
birds, papaseien unb gi@b6rn9en.
Samen ftr @anarien > 86gel, better
QuaIitdt.
Gutterndpfe uifb Bobepafnen fir
86gel. Sci Saul @agner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01

Sa- Sbr fpart @eIb, tuenn ibre Cure
Drudia9en BEL Sobnfon 8sos.
anfertigen ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01

sa- Sobnfon8ros. Iieferp h;e
beiten unb bilisifen Drudia@en> @ebt
3l linen. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01

Sie @eiammtsabI Der pofanfal.
ten beg We~ltpofpereius be5ifert fi@ auf
137.423.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01

Das wiebergenefeneR inb.
vWfein fleines, Z Sabr altes Mfd69en
bate beftigen Sufet unb G9nupfen.
Sic fonnte nidt f9lafen ur6 buitete
fat anaufb6rIi9. Wan rietb
mir, @bamberlains 6ufenmittel 3u ges
brauhen unb i1 mar iber bic iofortige
2inberung unb bic balbige b6lige Sc
neiung erfaunt. lin feinen preis
m6@te i'd ieBt obne bies 9ausmittel
fein. Sd babe biele berartige MitteI
probirt, aber bies 1T bas bette, bas id
temals Deriu9t babe" Prof. S. M.
Meban, 9anoels Nfabemie, Des
Moines, Soma.
Gum Ner.auf bel 81. 6. obn&g Co.,
@de Weft Commerce u. @tibsO Hfrabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01

- BON 0ars 5. 8hlop wiro benz
IS. s." folsenbe berb>mibige tleiue
@ef9i6te er3Gblt. Mdbrenb ieines
Nufentbaltes tn 6annDber bielt er cine
groBe Or6eiferprobe ab, Bel Der Elm
Gamen9or rnitpirfte. So cine STEELE
ni6t nod Wuni9 cling, unterbra6 Derr
b. Billion bic N%uHibruna, INN feline
@rfldrung ~ab5ugeben unb bas 0ers
fdnbniB Der Mituirfenben tpa@3urufen.
Die Damen benuBten aber bic @elegeas
belt, um ii9 lebbaft gu unterbalten.
@eft6rt uno drgerli6 orebte f9 9err
b. Billion um unb rief: rMeine So.
men, Sic irren fi@, es gilt bier fein
@apiiol gu retten, ss banbelt fi9 nur
nm MuGfA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-01

8erfu6e Bite st. potrids
pillen unb berglei6e lire Wirfang
nit berienigen anberer pilen. Sic Be-
iiBen bic 9uten @igeni6aften dlterer
prdparate unb 3uslei6 bic tpertbbonHen
9eilmittel. wel6e bic moberne WiFen.
i9aft entoedt fat. MIs Elm Mittel gez
gen 2atarrb unb 2eberleibet iteben 6ie
st. patrids pi0en unerreitt ba. gu
baben bel g. @obn & Co., gde
Wefts Commerce uno ShbsO ffraBe.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-20
THE FINAL SUMMONS.

sudden A,ea,h ,Thas MesAinR or MRS
Margareth einhart frosn Hear
Disease Funeral Of the Late Eiih,
| Turner.
Upon awakening about 8 80 this morn
ing, Michael Reinhart, residing at 30.
Eleventh street, called his wife TO get biz
break fast, but received no response
Upon examination he found life almost
extinct, and before medical aid could ht
summoned she was dead. Coroner
Halves was Immediately summoned, and
empanneled the following jury: NJ, F,
lo'RsiIly. foreman; L. v. Eckhart, b. Nj
ELS, Henry Butler, Joseph Meier, Ezra
Wilcher.
Mr.. Reinhart, husband of the deceased,
testified that his wife had not been COM
planning any Of late, and retired in APP.
parently good health last night. He
found her as stated above this morning.
A couple of womenin the neighbor-
hood. testified as to deceased's general
good health. but that she had complained
of feeling unwell Monday.
DR.. @. L. Eyster made post mortem
examination He found no external i'm
dicaIions that would manifest the cause
of death Upon opening the chest he
found extreme hypostatic congestion of
the lungs; the heart was found enlarged
NTH po,,cb dilatation and fatty dauann.
ration with disease of the valves. The
doctors opinion is that deceased came
to her death from fatty degeneration and
valvular disease of the heart, and the jury
SO returned its verdict.
Mrs. Reinhart was fifty two years of
age. and was born in Germany. Besides
her husband, she leaves two children to
mourn her loss.
THE LAST RITES.
The funeral of The late Elihu Turner
was held from the family residence, No
1919 Second avenue at $50 this morning
Rev. A. B. Medium conducted the ser.
vices, and choir composed of Mrs,
David Donaldson, Mrs. George Lambert,
James X. Cooke and VIM. Don sang sew
eral appropriate hymns. The floral offer
ings were beautiful and profuse. Trio
lodge. A. F. & A. M. attended in body
twenty-five members being out--wear-
ing the mourning regalia of the order.
The pail bearers were Messrs. T e. Gray,
]. M. Buford, D. Donaldson, j. Volk. B
D. Buford and Meyer Rosenfeld At
the grave the services were conducted
according to the Masonic ritual by W. N.
George Kramer, assisted by Past Master
Gle aveland.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-20

1t is said by well known Illinois edu-
Gator that The average western farmer
tolls hard early and late, often depriving
himself of needed rest and sleep-for
what? to raise corn. For what2 To
feed hogs. For what? To get money
with which to buy more land. For what?
To raise more corn. For whatH To feed
more hogs. For what2 To buy more
land. And what does he want with more
land? Why he wishes to raise more corn
to feed more hogs-to buy more land
to raise more corn Ito feed more hogs
and in this circle he moves until the
Almighty stops his hoggish proceedings"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-20

County Supt. Southwell has perfected
arrangements for the teachers annual in
stitute of Rock Island county to be held
in the high school building, commencing
Monday, JAY 90, and continuing two
weeks. The institute will as usual be
conducted by Mr.. Southwell in person,
assisted by w. Ii. Ray, David Felmley,
q. X. Housed, W. III. Hatch and Il. Il.
Harper. Upon the opening day the
rooms will be open at 8 o'clock a. IN. for
reception and registration of members
Institute work will begin at 2 o'clock p.
m. upon Monday OF each week, and at
$50 a. IN. upon other days of the ses-
sion,
Immediately after the opening exer-
cises of each day. the lesson will be upon
the method of teaching vocal music in
common schools. The time given to
common school studies will be devoted to
methods of teaching and science of edu-
cation. The afternoon natural science
classes will be continued.
As drawing and vocal music are legal
optional studies that may he required by
any district, they are included in the
course. The afternoon of each day will
further be devoted to class in botany.
Those who have paid 81 into the lnsti-
tute fund for application for certificate or
renewal during the past year, are entitled
to instruction without additional charge.
All others desiring to do so may become
members of the institute by paying 81
registration fee.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-20

| succession. The young ladies appeared
in full evening dress. and looked charm
ing. Thirteen of Prof. Griflth's pupils
participated and eighteen of Prof. Bowl
by's.
The concert opened with an instru-
mental polk, La Refine" by the Misses
Cora Smith, Molie Richards, Matte
Hemenway and Belle Folsom. The other
instrumental numbers were piano and
organ Duet by Misses Maggie Clancy and
Cora Smith; Mozart's Magic Flute"
sextet for two pianos by the Misses
Claire Gilmore. Bessie Gilmore, Eva
Brown and Sylvia Yates, and Masters
Robbie Kuschman and Walter Rosen
field; Kolling's "Galop Infernale" for four
hands, by the Misses Winnie Borgess. and
Agnes 8ixby, Chopin's polonase in A for
eight hands by the Misses Belle Folsom,
Clara Desenroth; Hattie Bambcrger and
Agnes Bixby; and piano solos by the
Misses Jennie Poirot, Clara DeisenrOth.
Stella Orendorf, Hattie Bamberger, Belle
Folsom, Matte Hemenway. Mollie Rich,
ards. Agnes Bixby, Cora Smith and
Willie Tottin.
Among the vocal numbers, the trio,
McFarrai's warrior" by the Misses
Lille. Hilma and Minnie Kohler, quite
captivated the audience; 20 Rosebud
Garden of Girls" a chorus by Cirllo,
was finely sung, and a duct, Whites
Only Thee" was nicely executed by
Mrs. George Walker and Mrs George
Lambert. The vocal solos were Loved
Once. Loved Ever" by Miss Mary Hyde;
"On Mother Take the Wheel Away"
Mary Richards, one of Reichardl's Ger
man songs by Anna SCHNEIDER; 'sThe
Last Regret" by Mrs, Walker; THE
Wreck ofthe Hesperus,' by Mr.. Griffith
Happy as a Bird, by Emma McChes-
ney; Whites Flower Song" by Mamie
Vinton; Robye's ANSWER" by Mrs Lam.
bert; Meyerbeers Robert, Robert" by |
Minnie Ransom; Ardlu's "Dove" by Jen-
ME Kadel, with II flute obligato by Prof |
J. A. Bishop; and The Night Birds
Cooling by Eva Hass. BE- =
The accompanies were, flute. Prof.
James A. Bishop and piano, Mrs j. A,
Bishop, Misses Mamie Long, Clara Hass,
Minnie Duden and Prof. s. r. Bowlby
Each and every one acquitted themselves
in a highly creditable manner, and as a
musical event, the concert of last even>
ing will rank among the best enteriain-
nents of an amateur nature ever given
n the city
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-20
HAPPY NUPTIALS.
Marriage OF Louis a. stem and Miss
hatIe E. HOsae Last NiEht--DOubie
wedding at REYNOLDS.

|
Marriage or Louis a. stern and Mist
AatIs E, Ia Os he Last Night--Doubis
wedding at ReynOIds.
Last evening at the residence of DR.,
Fred Hoetle, on Moline avenue, his sister,
Miss Katie Z. Hoetle, was united in mar
rage to Mr.. Louis G. Stein, of Davens
port. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. W. s. Marquis in the presence of
relatives and few intimate friends, The
wedding march was played by Miss Anna
Moore. DR.. Hoe1e acted AS best man,
and Miss Cora Taylor attended the bride.
The happy couple left on the Il O'Clock
train for Chicago on trief wedding
trip Mr. Stein is foreman at Esbert,
Fidlar & Chambers, and has provided a
nice little home for his bride in Daven-
port.
In the parlors of the Harper house at
3 O'Clock this afternoon, MIR. Jerry I.
Mihigan, of Peoria, and Miss Julia nj.
Davis, of Galva. were Joined in the holy
bonds OF matrimony. Inc happy couple
will leave on the night train for Chicago
on u short wedding trip.
At the spacious residence of Meigs
Wait, Esq, at Reynolds, tomorrow even.
ing, his two daughters, Misses Lucinda
NJ. and Cora B. Wait, will be united in
marriage to Mr.. John e. Walker and Mr..
Edward HOLSTER, respectively, both of
Arlington. Kansas.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-20
False.

The c., B. & @. engineers brand the
statement that they had intended to de-
mand their engines in a body today as
base falsehood. They claim to have posi-
tive information that the 20" is becom-
ing very tired of their new men, and that
the prospects are fiattering for the strike
to terminate in their favor in less than a
month. Tie brotherhood claim the road
Is losing thousands of dollars daily by
numerous wrecks and that it will be glad
to make concessions before long.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-20
THE DRUIDS.
Annual Conciave nj NoIIne-- Election
~ or Officers. Etc,

Annual Conciave nj BoIsne--E Election
"a OF Officers, Etc.
Moline entertained the Illinois state
convention OF Druids yesterday and
today. The convention convened at
3 o'clock in Masonic hall, with Grand
Noble Arch Frank Koepke. of Chi
cago. presiding The grand officers
and delegates in attendance numbered
about ninety. Yesterday the business
was mostly of routine nature. and the
following grand officers were all re-
elected. Noble Arch, Frank Koepke,
of Chicago; Vice Arch. Lawrence
N. Ecklund. of Moline; secretary,
Jacob Ingenthron. of Chicago, treas
urer, Gerhardt Barteld. of Quincy,
The next annual session will be held at
Peru on the third Tuesday in June.
A grand reception was held last even
ing at Runge's garden. The two Moline
groves assembled at SINNERS hall about
8 o'clock, and headed by the Light Guard
band, proceeded to the Peal house, and
escorted the visiting brethren to the
scene of the festivities.
The grand lodge of Druids this morn
ing appropriated $50 for the relief of 8.
W. Stromer, of this city. who was in
jured in railway accident some months
ago. .
The Druids are having picnic at
Runge's garden today, the time being de-
voted to social enjoyment.