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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
QUE SURPLUS cAsH.
II NV Rsrob-s the EnorDess Sum q
s7o.so0 600

wt~H1rcTov. aug % - The light ~
fsrings Of bonds have resulVc ~ stea4s
increase 81 the Treasurv Furpluk Wiz a,
according q tie 71eaeu1sss ststemo q
Thursday. Low amounts 70 fo.bA.Vi9
being the highest point reached fines
October last The pension payment, io'
the preseut month are estimated 81 -
coo 900 sDd the -urplts vi be reduced AZ
cordinglv Eult ~ reductions sfe also x
pectec In The fsl when the usUsl move
uaent o. crops taxes place.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

rrsTv I'll Aar e Ire people o.
rrfr are coming generously 80 tie front
rfth aid fer she ~ miners ard their
families Something over 30 in cash
sas already teen Fs1scrioed and Ysstord ~
Earor Irein E Tlsr-e sraraet car I0sd
- provisions -er Ca Ctr. ~h.oh vii he
followed 81 ofaers
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
south "a oia R.Dnbilcan $1,000

HUsox D T. huC is-A call h-s been
lssuee fer convent on % organize q sta 9
Republican League fer South Da,cta The
convention wii be con- posed Of delegates
from al Rernt lean clubs in the State and
wi meet in this CITY on Aug &c he q Y
bsfor, the c'nvening o. TIE Republican
stats convention here.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

Harrnsrovx NJ. Asr r. Frank
etevenssn CT orsa Tosfh - wili Nr1spcrs
vas o~srrske1 b. Storm q sdnesfs7 even
frr ard tcok refuge IN hollow tree
Tfch-ninz struck - fre~ al Stevenson
"a. Kidd His body VS. fs1ud asKt
---.-,--.c s.arf--r .r--ra- Ia Re trsa
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

CHrcae0 trF ff ne Hnro- AMI Ken
xsk~e rai rav face aave beth rscacef pas
s-1xsr fares fr-m a. solthern pcirte -
Eva1kee end return 80 oae cent nile
s.r-rs tie e-.-l tr-ar rean-nn-
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

CHAL7 rsr0y. " Va. Aug 70 The Mont
romefy Botel. James Tlberts dry-goods
store and Louis Coheus clothing store a
Coal Valley have been destroyed by FIRE
TIE FIRE org mated IA the kitchen o. the
hotel Al the houses 30 onged To John
Montgomery His loss viii reach SIS, OJo.
OJJ insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

ntTToS Team. avg "a Whfs crossing
tta rtver sfew msss rc~ss - fs~s Tr1rs
OAR alrhr On tbeir wzr ser1e frcr party
best containing John Tsrler Fl H ton
ard 80 sisters named Hlxaes rrsse Rcth
e TIE F1rs snd TsTior ~srs drovasd
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

CrrvTrAvn O. kug if-Its works -
tre Ar0erlrsa Hss p re- CoE8T'srT 81 md -
vsrs On Thursday plae-t r. see nanes -
t1e ra-sf-sr lie assets So - az -
Isfl i-ssffr On ire recs' yer Wi III -
perts until rrsssnt cgntrsets a. flies
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17
a PIONEER GONE
Death at His Home ia Madison. Wis a
General W. w. Trcsdwzy

MADISON. Wis. Aug r. General " ".
Treadway died a. bis hcme IA this city
Wednesday night age1 s. Tor three yeHTf
after March s3e. be Wa DepDtT Comp
troller OF the sac o. New York nne
was ouaTtermastsr-Gene Of Wisconsin,
from May. 81 10 seq labsr 1854 IN so
be was appointed tta,e agentfor TIE set tie.
ment OF " az claims. which position be hele
some time. settling claims amounting "a
oxer 40 fsu
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

FrrrsBrssH IA Au7 Is TIE wife -
Isc-h s.taefsr tie srd'st d.et at her
1or-e n Allegheny Wednesday ~ 61e
lad been SC Invalid Tor years
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-17

c~-raeo az r. w 80 sertt - cisss'
~hfte rssferf in C1fesgo hsvinF ae->
fs-s for ever srty Tesr@ aiec ozrs1sT
nFht R7s1 n rssrs s71 months "
So n came - Cficsro On ksgast - -
Tist~sn-es p~~-~~ses in Fneifsh E.r1s
Frrsrrp~z "a kbz p 7f bss i1st
s--- -se~~-.f srsf TIE sgsrt -f to Es-
es- r. .-.-e -s- 90 ~s. --rffal - a.
- .kzgs szsr sriss u lzis -
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
IS GUILTY
So Say the Jury Aftsr Seventeen
MINUTES Dehbsration.
QUICKEST MURDER VERDICT KNOWN
LaU za~r Receives the Nsas win APpar-
eat IA iluersuse aBd Geo a. LiEhts
tisaE-E pfrs ed~ntsa tn-
tear-t 4 the Asc.

JAcEsoS. Meb. Nav Irving Latl-
mer Was Ioua8 s4lQ tonight of the
murder ot a.s mltleg on January -.
An hour before the proceedings were
resumed. Na.. crowd surged about
the coau house demand.ug Submission.
Never before lu the history of Jackson
Was there s5eh a universal feeling of
lrltAs-De,s. &. 3. Ml>ol spoke from
tAe opening ~ tnr court Ill noon lie
delivered plW rlu. address. lie told
tae Juror, tina. tlc people had lot
made OlI ller case. Edwin /. lauclN,
ot Detroit closed Iuf tuc people. lie
spoke Tor Ilte hours, AID closed
at o. clock. Judge PUCk began
llc charge I've minutes later.
lle reading ot the instructions occu-
pied an nOur and half When the
lurors retired thc prisoner was taken 10
lue lall and the Judge went nome To-
dinner. Every body expected 10 wait
several hOur,, but TINS was not 10 be,
Tor as Latmer was eating las supper
an officer entered the lall and
Told hlm the jury was IN. Al
though the prisoner knew that TINS
meant CONVICTION, nc sand not a word +,
bat with smile on hls cruel mouth,
lighted a clgar and entered the court
room 10 hear MS doom. Latimer hs-
tened to the verdict with the Same
uucOucern that Las characterized
uis action all through hls long trial.
He showed Lot tine slightest sign OF
emotion, and when he was usnercd
from the court room, he cOolly lighted
a cigar.
After the verdict the ecourt jOurned
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Judge Peck said the term OF
sentence would depend somewhat
on what the counsel for the
defense did tomorrow, but IN
any event would not be long de
terred.
The first ballot stood ten for cOnvic-
ton and two blanks. ON the second
ballot twelve votes were cast, for muir
der in the first degree. The jury was
out seventeen minutes and returned
the quickest murder verdict on record;
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
HAS BECOME INSANE
Hsnry c. bw a Wen Known NIL
VII kht, Sadly Africtsd.
1 TICTH QFIHE BOII lBORTIOSClSE
" orried - Bushes. EusAE nes that n IL
Blau ed by ghe Pabllt fer Maggie
steiu q bausr's ->iuailar
Aniction Before.

Henry (EoW tle Well-kuoWu Ul.
,.~.srt f.,- rgat "a Summer.st. sr,.-
49,.
-' 80 7'-'- '-'-5
o- insanity
Nr- Cr0gI : known as one OF the
most ... ..t... ,riII vrrbts and
I..I4... ,r... ..4t... .,,.,. I,
f-tt a = E s- ttu i-,t ut sag -. t4uil.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
Complete lines and
.SLaeS Constantly
III Stick.

"Ypslanti" Underwear is achieving
quite reputation. Especially i THIS
~ in thc siYie known ~ sanitary Bs-.
brggan," the absorbent qualities of
which are 10, special advantages. By
improved methods 81 hature and iin-
.sh a Cotton Garment has been pro-
duced. very soft in texture. and az the
same time 80 extremely porous that Il
ahsorhs and cyaporatcs The moisture Of
the body a. c'le,tually as wool. without
the objection to that otherwise sanitary
Underwear tie possibility Of shrink
mg In washing. Ladies who ind
NOolen Underwear irritating or unconl-
Portable, Wal find in thls garment all
the benefits "a lee derived from Wearing
Sanitary Garments. without any Il tile
inconvenience. Zach garment Is war
ranted periect-fttng and dursbIe, aud
lu each and every case we VIII refund
the fun price 4 the goods are not as
represented in every particular.
We are sole Ageuts Tor Grand Rnplds
and Western Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07


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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
HOUSE WORK YESTERDAY.
Tbe Rhiues Vstfus N-shiDs htn he-
gerted uiaear4hls.

ltertsa ui4e ga abls.
ss.a.,ss rs Nst at..4sss -s.ss.a
IAzsIas. MAY 6-rbe House tns
afternoon worked two hours n com-
u.ssee of 81 ts whole upon bls oi no
sre<'al mul5rtance. There NeTe less
thsn saty lnsmhers Ia t3eir seats The
Committee iona Elections. Mr. Malte,
chairman. aepoued adversely upoa tile
Neus ELECT on hl. Ihs is tAe ta
pros ding fur thr Australian system
MIrnVea and tile khiues voting
mathlue. The machine upon eEnlh.-
uou at th4 Cspto. WAS found lo te
WHO v un1filahie the CommTteemtu
h0laue tht voting lists taken Iram %
and uuilg that instead so numbering
the kQter> couseeIINeiy as usprescute1.
% II pped ali sEouad. goug irom sixty
one. to -lXty y-hte aH1 hack a. Nty-io1rs
elcI etc. The machine Was taken from
tle|scene 90 lobbNlng lasi Friday night.
Speaker bitkgua appointed Master
81 iqus Eaton. son al - pIesgutttlFt
Eatau, hl, messenger, 10 take the plaee
OI u u, NUkey dismissed.
The evening of May s has been scr
aside Tor the discussion ot the Free
Text Book hii ln Representative Han.
EoSf.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
SUNDAYS SHOOTING.
Ray Morton Resting ComfortabIy-scot'
stiIl at Large.


StiIl at Large.
At ! o'clock this morning Ray Nor
ton, the victim of Sunday nights shoot
ing, was reported 10 be resting quite
comfortable. 1t was reported at Police
Headquarters, however, that the ply
mcians dld not anticipate his recovery,
and according to one report his death
was expected before morning.
The police are sull looking for Scott,
and have AIKEN measures which will
undoubtedly run hIm 10 earth before q
great while. They are positive that,
Notwithstanding Morton's attempt to
screen him, they can prove that the
shooting was not an accident, but grew
out OF a quarrel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
Bulletin Of Bargains in the
Cloak Department.

4 fun and fresh line Of Ladies' Blouse
Waists, made up of summer Flannels
and stockinet. Our prices, $3.50 10 81.
100 Cloth Jackets Checks and Plain
at an even s. fOr choice. Are worth
g each.
A matChlcss 8ssOrtmcns Of ladies'
Travelling Dustcrs I'D Ponseo and Brllii-
antnes. our puccs rock bottom.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
ROBBED OF sl6O.
4 school Collector Near Luther Inter
view "a by Masked Men.

school Collector Near Iuther Inter
viewed by Masked hen.
tIS-ttvt Sc sst ss-ttt.u-sts,ls-
LUuER, Mich, May 6.-Last night
Fred Perry. Collector of the school
district about one and one-half miles
north of town, was awakened by the
entrance of two masked men into his
house. They confronted hin with
drawn rcyOlyers and made "a demaud
Tor las money. Perry gave them $40
ia gold that he had lad by. but
TINS did not satisfy hls visitors.
They claimed 10 know that there was
more money ln the house, and wanted
il or blood. Mr.. Perry them gave them
Sl30 OF school money that he had IN
hls possession. This apparently sats-
fed them, and they left.
Mr.. Perry was unable 10 see the faces
OF the burglars, and therefore could
not identify them If caught.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Bert Sheldon, of Buffalo, y. Y, and
Mr.. Scnmond, of New York city.
have been in the city for q day or two
for the purpose of buying furniture for
the Murray Hill Holel in New York.
They purchased altogether between
So 900 and Sl00,0 900 worth.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

We viii open on Monday morning
800 Ladies Braided Wraps, az prices
ranging from $50 to $40 each. every
one bong below the market prlce n
valuation. These Wraps were bought
az specially low prices. and vii ho sold
accordingly. No such chance vii oc-
cur again this season o. secure a
Braided Garment 40 almost your own
figures.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
. BIG FIRE AT LUDINGToN.
Nearly 900 900 Feet OF Lumber burned
and the Fire Approaching "a Mil.

NhN~N-hft ~ w h%sfNhAH- fNNfTA
LUDINGToN, Mich, May 6.-Fire
caught this afternoon about ESQ in A.
+. Carriers lumber dock. At tins
writing, 9:30 O'Clock, nearly a million
feet OF lumber has been consumed and
the fire il steadily working toward the
saw-mill, and it VIII be midnight before
il viii be known whether or not il can
be saved. The fire department is doing
noble work, but with "a heavy south
wind it Is fighting great odds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

IN one or the greatest character crea-
tions OF his career.
That the popular and charming
opera Chimes of Normandy" Is a
great a fayOrite as ever with the theatre
gong people of Grand Rapids was
plainly demonstrated last evening NJ
ReamOnd's Grand Opera House, by the
very large and and enthusiastic audi
rucc that had assembled there 70 wit
ness the production as rendered by the
BCnnett-MOUltOn Comic Opera Com
pauv.
Chimes of Normandy" has often
been given in this city, and therefore il
Is unnecessary To dwell upon the plot
or speak of It's attractivencss, but TO DC
10 full instice II must be said that II
gained more friends than at any of the
previous productions, simply because il
was rendered correctly, costumed elc-
gantly, and produced IN such a manner
that II was sure 10 please.
The Iiennett-NOultOn company are
new 10 most Grand Rapids people, as
this = their first engagement IN this
| city, and most of the principals are
/ strangers TO the theatre-gOmg people,
I but they, one and all, jumped into pop
( ular favor, and gave as pleaSurable an
entertainment rs has been seen
I at RcdmOnd's for many DAYS The
"Scrpolette' of Miss Blanche Chap
/ man and the "Germaine" of Miss Car
RE Sweeney We're portrayed most salts
I factOuly. Their rich soprano voices
met with popular favor. Ben Lodge
made the hit Of the evening in his rem
( q ton OF C1aspard, the mlser. 1t was a
splendid performance and showed
great study OF the character. His dra-
7 matte abilities IN the second act, IN the
chateau Of Corncville. when ne was dis
covered in the act OF Cioating over ms
gold, met with n most yOClterOuS en-
core. A. the Notary, Frank MOultOn
was amusing, and out of that unImpor-
taut character ho gained much atten-
ton. Ncssrs. Miller, Cutter and Don
molly, ~ their respective parts, rem
dcrCd them 10 such manner as TO de-
serve special mention.
The Bcnuett-MoultOu company i
evenly balanced, u fact IL is one OF the
best opera companies playing at pOpU-
ar prices, and their business this week
wI.l D. large. This afternoon "Grode-
'rr1ua,' and tonight Balto's m1-tcr-
piece, The Bohemian Ggl.'
The Sol smith Russell CO.. after their
engagement mere tonight. uIl appear
tomorrow at East Saginaw, ~ Bay
city on Thursday, jack On Friday.
Hamilton. ont. saturday, and wll so
thence O. Toronto for three davs. clos
ing ther taur ot torty-tolr ks at
E.m.r3, y. y. on the ls-I.
Grocer. Bliss, Graves. Wells and Gen.
Pierce and MAJ. Long o. the SOL
0ers Home. occupied a0v et Powers
at tae invitation OF the tiSs LAST night.
Mr Sol smith Russell and wife wl
he the guests of Mr.. q Mrs. Berger dur
ng their stay ID che Citv.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
AMUSE.uENTS

Tonight Sol smith Russell viii play
TO very large audience at Powers.
There Was running demand Tor seats
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
In the Fan Department

Me arc shDH ing something now IN the
vav of teiIgiod Pan. iltile on the
telescope rrrr p.a hut decided iin-
rrafemsnton faai style. Our price -
I5e. aHd Fcfr cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

RUSSELL AND a POOR RELATION"
all day yesterday, and it would be wise
TO apply today for the few desirable
seats left. BE prepared to see Russell
in one OF the greatest character crea-
tiOns OF hls career.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
The Way to Teach.

1t Is the recitation in direct ca indirect
studies which makes the pupil friend or a
truant, student or a scamp, which will
guide him along the paths of honest endeavor
or byways Of Incidence and indifference. He
finds words of praise for well doing or con-
demnation Of neglect In the recitation the
teacher gives prof of fitness or unftness in
his calling. Here is displayed the life of the
school, and here is decided whether the
school shall be a source of development or a
source of III worthy motive. falseness and in
effective accomplishment. The pupils who
recite from the book undergo an exercise Of
memory which is valuable, but below the
end sought All recitations should be dis
cusSions with illustrations and demonstra-
tons We nave too much recitation. Three
hours should be enough We waste time in
recitation when we give no time for study
Pupils of the primary grade should be given
no study 10 do out of school, and higher
grades very little Let them learn other and
valuable Lessons
One of the greatest wrongs in the schools
today is keeping after school. 1t does not
promote good attendance, conduct or benefit.
Arouse the pupils ambition by studying his
peculiar temperament Do not restrict to
one book. Make examinations oral, with
such written examinations as are necessary
pupil WHO acquts himself well in grafton
may often oe advanced to a higher grade re-
gardleSS OF the results of a written examina-
ton. The details of the recitation of course
depend ON the teacher and the personality Of
the pupil Professor George Rowland.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
Mime. de StseI Described.

mime de Stael uSl3l was one Of the most
singular looking foreign monsters that eveI
beheld Fer face was that of a blackamool
attempted to be washed white. She wore q
wig like bunch of withered heather, anC
over that turban which looked as if it had
been put on in the dark; short neck, and
shoulders rising 50 much behind that they
almost amounted to hump With thi:
ugliness, al the airs of a beauty-forever
tormentin5 her shawl into new draperies
and distorJing her fingers as you see then
in the ridiculous French portraits by Mig
nard and his followers As to her converse
tion-to people who like long rhapsodies
scarcely Ineligible, the theme chosen by
the speaker, ! dare say it was charming
for my own part, had tho bad taste not tc
be able 10 endure either her writings or dis
courses. believe posterity will be Of my
mind as T. the former: of the latter it can.
not judge. ge."-Charles kirkpatrick Sharp IL
Temple Bar
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
W aStcd skill.

For elev IN years a Biddeforl man has been
at work with his jack knife, making a mu-
scum Of wooden curiositics. He has done
nothing el'e, although his jack knifery has
brought hm no money except the small pro
cee,is of two exhibitions. He has made ami.
mails, tools, violin case composed of 2,g37
pieces Of wood of 100 different kinds, a woke
OF oxen and cart put together in a glass Jar
with small neck, etc, etc. Many Of his
carvings are ornamental and others would
find ready sale "a toys, but ne will not set a
price upon anything or part with any article,
and his collection Is consequently increasing
all the tin e. 1t is a queer instance of folly.
If the old man had properly applied his time,
he might have done much good; but as it is,
the only lgacy that he will leave his fellow
men is an example Of wnat might be called
miSdirect,d d uselessness ss-Lewiston Journal
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
LIZZIE.
I wondcr 4 sY wimmIn air

wondes Z sB wimmln air
Like Ii zie is when we 90 out
To theatr y an concerts where
Is things the papers talk about
DO other gimmin fret an stew
Like hsy wuz being crucified-
trettin' O show or concert through.
With wonderin' ef the baby criedP
Now LIZ o knows that gran'ma's there
To see hat everything is right
Yet Lizzie thinks that grsn'ma's care
Amt & pod enuff f'r baby, quiNs;
Yet what am to answer when
She klI NV fidgets at my side.
An asks me every now and then:
Il wond sr II the baby criedT'
Seems lil,e she seen two little eyes
A'pinii' f'r their mothers smile
Seems like she heern the pleadin' cries
Nv one she thinks NV all the while;
An' so 81 e's sorry that she come,
An though she allus tries to hide
The truth, she'd ruther stay TO hum
Than wonder ef the baby cried.
Yes, winImin folks Is all alike
By Lizzie you kin jedge the rest;
There never wuz a little tyke,
But that his mother loved him best.
And mex 10 bein' what be-
The husband OF my gentle bride
I'd wisht wnz that croodlin' wee.
With lizzie wonderin' ef cried.
Eugene Field in Chicago News
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
A Big Mistake.

She went TO the ticket Office at the station
In the morning to learn at what time the late
morning train started for Opunkachy juno
ton.
Twenty minutes to H." replied the gen.
tlemanly ticket clerk. Her face expressed
doubts, but she said nothing and went away.
In the afternoon she came back, and seeing
another c. T. G. at the window, ventured to
repeat herquery. Ten forty +" said the clerk.
There" she said, with u triumphant glance,
II was sure that the other fellow didn't
know. Exchange
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
A SCRAP OF PAPER SAVES HER LIFE.

1t was just an ordinary scrap of wrap.
ping paper. but it saved her life. She
was in the last stages of consumption
told by physicians that she was incurable
and could live only short time; she
weighed less than seventy pounds. On q
piece of wrapping paper she read of DR..
Kings New Discovery, and got sample
bottle; it helped her, she bought large
bottle, it helped her more, bought an
other and grew better fast, continued its
use and is now strong, healthy, rosy
plump, weighing 140 pounds. For fur
ther particulars send stamp to W. H
Cole, druggist, Fort Smith. Trial bot
ties of this wonderful discovery free al
HartZ & Bahnsen's drug store
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10

Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have. in fact,
you must have it, to fully enjoy life.
Thousands are searching for it daily. and
mourning because they find it not. Thou
sands upon thousands of dollars are
spent annually by our people in the hope
that they may attain this boon. And yet
it may be had by all. We guarantee that
Electric Bitters, if used according to di =
rections and the use persisted in. will
bring You good digestion and oust the
demon dyspepsia and install instead eu-
pepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters
for dyspepsia and all diseases of liver,
stomach and kidneys. Sold at so cents
and 81 per bottle. by Hartz & Bahnsen,
druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
al am not goipg to Cbic,.oS sho
An Important Element

OF the success of Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the fact that every purchaser receives a
fair eq livalent for his money. The fs-
milliar headline. 100 Doses One Dol
lar" stolen by imitators. is original with
and true only Of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
This can easily be proven by any one
who desires to test the matter For
real Zee onomy. buy only Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
MRS. MDONALD'S STORY.
The Runaway Wit. OF Mike Moponal
A rrlHns

The Runaway Wife of Mike Mcdonald
Arrives at New York.
NEW hoRK, Oct Mrs Michael C. Nc
Donald arrived on Saturday on the steam
ship City OF Chicago, and is at the Fifth
avenue hotel She came across the water
under her maiden name, NJ. Noonan. mike
heard OF her coming, and IA private detective
was on Tue pier awaiting the steamer with a
photograph to identify Mrs Mcdonald. He
didn't rt cognize her. The detective told the
steamsh p Off sers that Mrs. Mcdonald had
cabled t. her husband that she was coming
home on that steamer, and he is said to be
ready t. receive her
A Troublesome Father-in- Law.
Mrs. Mcdonald talked in the hotel parlor
with great animation about what she termed
"the scandal" She denied emphaticaIlv
that she had eloped with the priest. She had
left her home in Chicago, she said. because
her fat ler-in law made her home life un-
happy. Ii tue priest disappeared ON the
same day as she did, she said that was n
mere coincidence, for which she was not re-
sponsible. She had not seen him, but she
had heard that he was i'm monastery near
Paris
Not Going to Chicago.
Il am not going to Chicago" she contin-
ued 81 am going to stay here and work for
my livi Ig" She was furious at the detec-
tives tiat she said had been dogging er
about She called them rats" and said that
her hus band would gain nothing by keeping
them al her heels "If he should send a gem
tleman to bring me home, or should come
himself, why, the matter might be adjusted.
1t never can be with detectives, though"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-10
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