Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-31
THE TOLLING BELL.
II Breaks the Stiffness OF Lou
isviIse's Sunday.
EARTH TO EARTH. ASHES oasHEs
Macy Ez-Iz1x o. Wits Of she Cy-
cfo1e-T1e Passing Hezrse Fills
th- TEozozgt5z-es-

Lsss 81 Life No~ Par At Sss Over 100
The work Of CI%ArSs= Up the Wreck
Goes steadily o1-EsrsmAte Of Prop
srry LoSs-sSse Ins5dsnts Of TIE Dis
Asssr-TsrribI= Fleets of the Storm at
ozher Points -w5despreza Rain In
snail TozE.-Se-. from nIinsIs-
LoCsvuLz. Ky. Marc 9L-If pozsb5=.
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d esryis r7sza Was E-zz unfosse8 70 tie lEzAt
x dsy n Al - Ezss51so=z E.rsT trans
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ea.5ss sid rouzs 70 szsa Sc rauE-iszsss q
r1ose VITO vza5eI tbezr way WIN loszl n
r@Tesz toaerl fEs ss@s= 4 ur=ck- Ard tie
g1zr3s had z.zez dzsEealty II maintaining
sseir Ez=s aEalzst tA.s p-=zaTz Al Sztzr-
day c5g1r tie szzrch parts c11tEags3 TIER
abr. Ar IT, s01zs1 q rzs-iinz wagons
roe CIT q every s=r=s- CaTp=rlsrs AMI
tEAn=-z UoEE-3 IKE b=sv=rs ali yesterday
rryzng 20 repair argE=n r.o1f. ard ssrs0-Taen
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tie way q EzrEh=r r.sTss5rz Meanwhile IN
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fune4zI csrrisz= gave note p IT, tgzrryInz
crowd ti4zr toe roruz7ars vzrtlz-as were pass
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Io-. of Life and Prop~rry.
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writers sz5 =..vz-s sg=1Es are marry agreed
nat TIE damage 70 b4iA35nzs q a. cIlsss=s. 20
50D--ie goods and cynr8=rclsi stocks. zlA
aggregate clo=s % g 5JD-6o- ~fEA fb=rsl
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TIE who3- 81 STURDY
Ths Fails City bal. raTas dl1 r.; give u
such Lynz H. 4 dad a. er 1--t-f Il kzs
besn dlssyv=rel thar -h=r= z=rz tax fsE chi
dr~n n AIs- APP dancing asll 81 tE= r5nas
II tie yEeeE. ard zs@ y08nZ and al p-opls
VINO were ther- L8o-.!y fS9ni thar way cat.
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mate q tb= dead = not greater than - noH-
A Day of FuseraI Exercises
The EOrz - burT1aZ TIE dead went On
VITA gi.aszly and systematic brissaszs
yesterday Al Il rh= L@zrss IL to city
we're tazs1 10 fhzi- Utzndst. Oue rro-ezSz1-
enu-zirss-1 Eve bars conveying tn b.sIi-s
q the unfortunate isUndry sErls. NszgIs
Mcclure, May Ryan, Brtdget Crow, Nazgz7
Can pb.sA ana MARY Ncf5lnty. wha=s funeral
ssTTiees VS. hid az th= eztbe5rzI a. III
sane tIrn=.
Humboldt lolgs, l o o ?. remained 81
Cave Hill csDztery during TIE aftsrnoon
and received Sn= 81 tine tn funeral pro
es=siDas q TIA ten nsHb=-s Of tha; fra
t@rni-y EIll-1 a. tE= Fails CTry hall Tbe
6urisis with th= ritual s=Fvlc-~ q TIE order
occurred At half boar Intervals. s. urgzzt
were The demands On The ga1=rraks-s that
a. E rue b4t tEo hs-Es were allowed %
zach funeral
street Car Ted a. Hesrsez
Even with this arrangement ths facilities
ware Inadequate and tn electric street csrz
VIA Graen strezt and Baxter avenue 70 tie
csLnsts-y were called into r=gE isir On - a
more rapid means q funeral cynvzvaGcz
Tgsnry-tOJr funeral PROFESSIONS pa-ssd ozt
Broadway "a route 20 Care Hi Tie
funeral Of H,sv. Dr. BsrnEsE, pastor q s.
Johns Episcopal church tc5k place at noon
His son. Dudley BaruweI- Was buried al tbs
sane tina
The Hae kInen Reap a Harvest
The 0Ensrs o. carriages and hscl-s rai-ei
their charges 70 $40 pr hour for the ase of
thslr vehicles, and a. a consequ=nce al the
carriages available II JeFersouy-illz and Nex
Albany were brought % Tins city S1r-ls u
the cOlOred Ps0pis, and the poorer q the IN
fortunate families. we're forced u Use *
pres and transfer wagons
Nothing Needed bat Money.
Mayor JscOos received many kilograms
Saturday and yesterday from all part u the
country Offering help and iinznci 4 assist
ancs- To ali 81 rhsm the mayor responded
on behalf Of the citizsns Of Louisville thank
ing them for their kind of srs OF assistance.
and stating shat money only could Be usel
This can b put % good use Te,egraphic money
orders aggregating upward Of 8. 80 were
received from Chicago, New York. ST
Louis, Cincinnati, San Francisco. Coying-
ton, KY, and other places.
What Miss Clara Barton saws.
Miss Clara Barton, president Of the Amzr- |
lean association OF the Red Gross. with DR.. |
J. b Hubbel. general field agent Of the as |
ISOLATION. and J. n Aoreland, foreman Of |
their work at JOhnstOwn. arrived here last |
night Miss Barton says in an interview: |
i find there Will b. no need Of our assistance |
here. The calamity IN Louisville has been |
me with admirable. courage and good sense. |
In large experience l have never seen |
disaster ~ efficiently handled. and have never /
known efforts better directed When see |
now carefully everything has teen done, |
ala quite ready u believe your authorities |
when they tell me you do not now need as /
slstance. and that they almost certainty viii |
be able 70 take care Of your wounded