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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
FREIGHT RATES IN THE WEST.

An Investigation To BE Made by the Sem
ate Commerce Committee.
WAsHrSGToN CITY, Feb 20-Cullom re-
ported to the senate yesterday resolution
from the commerce committee, which was
agreed to, recitiDg the allegations that ex-
oessive freight rates prevent the farmers Of
the west from marketing their corn, ETC.,
directing the committee to make an invssti-
cation TO ascertain whether the Interstate
law has anything 10 do with the trouble
Blair, from the pension committee, report
ed bill 70 pension army nurses, who are
self-dependsnt, at sl2 per month Bills were
introduced to make good losses Of postmas-
tiers prior TO and since March IL, 1857,
caused by theft or fire, the postmaster not
being 20 blame Pasco addressed the
senate In explanation of the murder Of
Deputy United States Marshal Saunders
In Florida Bills were passed appropriating
100000 each for public buildings at Fort
Dodge, Ia, and Lansing. Mich A bill g.
tablishing q customs district in the two Da-
kotas was passed Blair then continued his
speech, but suspended 10 while secret ses-
sion was held, when the senate adjour ed
A bill was passed In the house dividing the
two Dakotas into Judicial districts, as was
one comforting brevet rank on officers for
gallant service in Indian campaigns since
1851 The house In committee tnen adopted
the bill 70 appoint an assistant war secretary
and reported it TO the house Going into
committee again the Oklahoma bill was de-
beted without action, and after. setting apart
days for eulogies on deceased members the
house adjourned
rhs Freight Rate Inquiry.
Senator Cnllom says that the proposed In
vestigation by his committee will not be
made till after the report Of the interstate
commerce commission. which is to be made
under the resolution introduced in the sem
ate, has been received. The senator thinks
that the chief trouble with the price Of corn
Is that there Is too much corn, but II there is
any way by which legislation can improve
the situation be thinks the interstate COM
merce commission will find IL out and rec
ommend Il 10 the senate. n all probability
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
HATTON'S CHARGES.
The Civil Service Commission
on the Defense.
SOME SHARP REMARKS EXCHANGED

The Editor T inks some One Has Pre-
varicased aud so Does Rooseveit-An
Inauiry Ordered into the Complain OF
Western Farmers - The Interstate
Commission to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the Compound Lard Mskers-Troubled
senators-Omcisi News Items.
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 20.--The investi-
the select committee Of the house on reform
Of the civil service opened at the Capitol last
night Civil Service Commissioners Lyman,
Thompson and Roosevelt were present Mr..
Lyman was the first witness swor, With ref
erence TO the charges against C~.npbell, his
brother-in-law, he said Campbell bad been
promoted without examination because none
was required at that time in the case OF
those working directly undD the commits
sioners. Examination was required now.
Mr.. Campbell had been reprimanded for
taking copy of the questions 10 he asked
candidates. which was serioVs oreach of
discipline. The questions asked candidates
were fitted 10 ascertain their fitness for the
positions they aspired to-
Hatton Says There's a Lie Out.
Frank Hatton, editor of The Washington
Post, who was present, said he expected to
prove that some Of the statements made by
Mr.. Lyman were untrue, and in order to
prove this he wanted some gentlemen who
were not present sworn. 1t was agreed
however, TO allow Commissioner Roosevelt
to he sworn. He said he had first heard of
the Campbell affair through a newspaper In
1889. Commissioner Thompson and himself
had investigated the matter, and had de-
cided that they had no reason or right to re-
verse the decision of the previous commits
sion.
Mr. Roosevelt said he was totally igno-
rant OF the charges against the present com
mission, and would like to be enlightened
about them. The chairman said, as he un-
derstood it, there were no charges OF wrong
doing except that of retaining in Office an
unworthy man
Roosevelt Has the Same Opinion.
Quite a tit followed between Mr. Roose-
welt and Hatton IN regard TO some Of the
editorials that have appeared in The Wash.
ington Post Mr.. Roosevelt demanded TO
know whether Mr. Hatton had any evidence
20 substantiate the charges rejecting against
the present commission, and said that these
charges were unqualified falsehoods
Mr.. Hatton said that he had several
charges TO prefer againt the present commits
sion 1t bad not only violated the spirit,
but the letter Of the civil service law. Mr.
Lyman had been informed Of these charges,
but no action bad been taken by the com.
mission
Commissioner Thompson was sworn, and
corroborated the statement OF Mr. Roosevelt
concerning the charges against Campbell
The committee, at the conclusion Of Mr.
Campheips testimony, adjourned subject 70
the call OF the chairman
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
THOSE pevlllsh hAIEiELps

Th~y Fail in Attempt at wholesale
Poisoning-The Fiendish Plot.
PIKKvuLE, Ky, Feb e0.-Aftsr the ex.
ecution Of Edison Mounts Monday the Off.
GERS discovered a plot which, Il successful,
would have resulted In the escape of the
prisoner and the probable death of a num-
ber Of the guards of the Jail Through the
confession of the Jail cook the discovery was
made. The Hatfslds had paid the cook $500
to place drug in the food of the Jail guards
the night before the execution The cook
was told that the drug given her was mere
ly to make the guards go to Sleep
Tried II ON the Cat.
She became suspicious, and concluded to
try the effects of the preparation on the Jail
cat. The result was the death Of the animal
in horrible agony. She then became alarmed,
and determined not TO put the poison into
the food She did not communicate her in
tentions, however, to the outlaws, and they
gathered near the Jail to await the signal
which would indicate that the guards were
sick within Had this Wholesale attempt al
murder been successful, not only the prison.
ers In the prison would have been killed from
the effects Of the poison, but also the sherins
family and posse. The drug was found 10 be
strychnine The cook was immediately ar.
rested
The Flends Flee to the Mountains-
AL the outlaw gang have fed &c the noun
tains Of West Virginia, where it is sure
death for the officers to follow them All
the lawiess persons responsible for this OUT
rageous affair are from West Virginia. The
sheriff ID having the necessary papers ar
ranged to secure acquisitions for the would
be murderers, and every effort will be made
b bring them TO justice Should they be
brought back here during the present in
tense excitement every one of them would be
instantly mobbsd, as the people are craEsd
with Indignation
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
The MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Feb. 49,
Board of trade quotations to-day ranged as
follows: Wheat-No February, opened
and closed s534; May. opened 77ssc, closed
No. February, opened SC, closed sslse
May, opened Soc, closed Sasc July, opened
Bic, CLOSED Sllsc Oats-No. February
opened and closed lg5sc; May. opened sIs<c.
closed &ll4c; JUL, opened and closed sic.
Pork-February. opened S9o.ls closet 50 6.lt;
March. opsned and closed So.f0 May, opened
$l0.D. closed s.s5lS- Lsrd-February. openet
$50. closed s5.7s1
Live stock-The following were the quota
tons Al the Union stock yards: HoSs-Market
opened active; prices &c higher: light grades,
ss.sSG46 rough packing. SS7sGS.sO. mixed
lots, SS.s5aA'o heavy packing and shipping
lots. s3.s594.O0 Cattle-Strons: beeves 81 5
GAsG bulk, SS.o0G4.n cows and mixed ST. ~
J3U0, stockers and feeders, $40 a5O Sh ep
Steady; native uuttons, S&OUA6S0 corn
fed westerns. $40 SEQ.
Produce: Butter-Fancy Elgin, e 27lec:
fine creameries. sl928c; diaries, finest. fresh.
9aJ2sc; packing stock 4lt5c Eggs-Strictly
fresh, lSdlS 10 per doz.; ice house stocz, &c.
Dressed poultry Chickens, T1sc per h.;
turkeys, l0lflSllc per 10: ducks s4lsc per Ib;
geese &C per 10. Potatoes-Peerless. 9f35c
per blu Beauty of Hebron. S6d.3sc per bu;
6urbanks, SoG+c per bu. Illinois sweet po-
tatoes, good 20 fsncy, ~. .503Ol Applies
res -Wisconsin bell and cherries, sa.oO per
obi
New York.
Ne. York. Feb 10
Wheat-Ne. red winter, re- cash: do
March, s61xc; do May. s5;sc: do July. s4Isc:
do August, sSlac Corn-No . mixed. S11c
cash; March, Hssc; 10 A ril. 3sA do
May, so oats-Quiet; No. mixed 2sl1c
ash and Fehru Try: DO Mareh. S.Iac do April
&c. hye Dull Barley Nominal. PORK
steady, with fair demand; mess. s1075aIl5i
ior new Lard-Quiet; February, So
March s6.l6: Ma, S6s5
Live Stock: Cattle-Market moderately firm.
ordinary I good s-eers. s3.ssa4sO y 100 ms:
balls ~ 7vG3 So fancy do, S40s fat oxen.
sS'sG45o Sheep and LaIubs-Fir1, for rood
took; sheep, t.soa,5a = 10 sos: lambs. s6.W
as. Hogs Dnll and nearly nominal. uy,
logs, choice, s4.6J y io0 lbs.; nominal ranss,
,i.l5G45o
ReCK leland.
Hay-Uplsnd prairie, a 50.
hAy- Ifmetny-e6 0e0$6 50.
Hay-Wild, IS 00a$4 o..
Corn 94c(325c
Oats-90c 021c
Coel-soft ilo
Cord woo6$3 8 QS4t0
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
ABBREVIATED KILOGRAMS.

bsse ball at 81 Augustine, Fla, Wsdnes-
day Chicago Z, st Augustine 8.
A dog went mad at Minneapolis wsdnes-
day, and before he was killed bit fifteen or
twenty people
AT Albany Wednesday morning the New
York assembly adopted the conference re-
port on the Worlds fair bill.
Armour & Co, Of Chicago. are said TO
have purchased 500 acres OF salt mine land
near Warsaw, y. Y, paying 800 an acre
The speeches which Senator Blair has
made on his educational bill I'll sixty-sevsn
pages of The Congressional Record thus FAR.
II is alleged that the negroes at Rocky
Mount, " c, incensed at the opposition OF
the whites to their exodus movement, are
burning buildings by Wholesale.
Mrs. Harry Hall, wife OF prominent st.
Louis liquor dealer, poisoned herself and
BABY Wednesday night The child is dead
and the mother not expected to Live Do
nestle troubles
John Wylie, who was accused by Dick
Hawes, the Birmingham, Ala. wife muir
derer, Of con p.icity in the crime. was dis
charged Wednesday, no one believing the
yarn Halves told.
Half block OF buildings at South Am
~Syt ~ - "tie buTuea W euue.uay. LObs,
GO,OOO; insurance, s35, 600 A four-story
business block at New Orleans was burned.
involving loss OF sl50, 600
Joseph Biggar, prominent "a the Irish
Home Rule ranks Of the British parliament.
died Wednesday IN London, of heart disease.
He was present in the house Tuesday night,
apparently in perfect health
While q throng stoop around an open
grave In Calvary cemetery, New York city,
Tuesday, AMI men were lowering the coffin,
the grave suddenly cnved In, carrying four
men and coffin down. Nobody hurt.
Samuel Bell, the son-in-law OF Mira Ran
dali, who was 80 my-tsriously shot al a
prayer meeting In her own house at Leban-
on, Ind. Monday night, has been arrested as
the miscreant VINO fired the shot He shot at
Mr.. Randall few weeks ago. Mrs Ran
dali 10 still alive
Two little boys Of and years who wore
-rivalsr for the affections OF q little girl Of
the same age fought with clubs for their
sweetheart Sunday at Boston, Mass One Of
them got heavy blow on the head which
20 euraged him that be drew a knife and
stumbled his antagonist probably fatally.
Charles F. Vail, Of ST. Louis, Is in fail on
charge Of numbering his wife In order TO
get Ter life insurance of which thsrs IL s20,-
Uo-sl5,UO0 OF it being accident insurance
He killed bis wife, a. he says, by accident.
the other day, and now those who know him
remember number Of times when his &C
tons Indicated that he wanted her TO die @by
ACCIDENT
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
BERRY r. suLeRove DYING.

The Veteran Indiana Journalist Hope
lessly Ill of Pneumonia
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb 20 Berry r.
Sulgrove, the well-known veteran journal
list Of this city, is dying of pneumonia. He
has been continuously in the profession in
this city since 1850, for many years being
managing editor of The Journal, but for the
past fifteen years upon the staff of The News.
He was an intimate friend OF Go vernon Oil
yer p. Morton, and went with him TO Europe
In 1874, his letters from the Continen form
ing very interesting feature of The Jour
nal for o long time
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
somn.mbuIi.un Didn,, 10.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Feb. a0-John Nc
Donald was convicted Of the murier of Mol
lie Beverage yesterday, and at once sen
fenced for life. He displayed nc emotion
His crime was the attempted kill ng Of Eve
persons near Matchwood. Ontonae ON county,
In December last. Mrs. Beverage was killed,
Mrs Redpatch badly wounded, and Dunk
Beveridge slightly hurt His defense was
somnambulism. he claimed that he was
asleep when he did the killing.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
LOOKS LIKE ANOTHER FAKE"
Failure to Identify the 81. Louis Isl
monds" At Chicago.

Failure to Identity the 81. Louis "si-
monds" At Chicago.
CHICAGO, Feb. 0.-John B. Kelly, who
was arrested in St Louis for alleged COM
plicity in the murder Of DR. Cronin, was
brought back 10 Chicago last mig ht and sub
mitted to the test of Identifies ton in the
Office of Chief of Police Marsh. Mrs Conk.
lin and Frank Seaman declared that the
voice and gestures of the prisoner were sirni-
lar to those of the man who called for the
doctor and drove him TO his death, but
neither could positively identify aim. Both
thought the prisoner a much older man than
the one who drove the famous white horse.
Chief Marsh has secured a score o, specimens
of Kelly's handwriting. taken from a St.
Louis hotel register, which he declares re-
semble closely the hand writing OF the myth
ical ~Simonds" on the lease for the Clark
street fat, and the receipt book Of A H
Revell e. Co
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
The Pre.iden, a, P,tt.burx.

PITTsBURG, Feb ~ Il President Harrison
and party arrived IN the city at IL O'Clock
last night A committee from the Duquesne
club net the presidential party at Braddock,
where the train stopped half an hour to al
low the party to inspect Carnegie's Edgar
Thomson Steel works. Upon the arrival In
this city the presidential party was escorted
to the Duquesne club. The president retired
Immediately on his arrival
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
Won der Abe Buying Base nali Club.

Won ger Ahe Buying Base hall Clubs
Sioux CRY, Ia, Feb e0-Ths proprietor
Of the Sioux City franchise in the Western
Base Ball association yesterday received from
President Won der Ahe Of the St Louis
Browns, an Offer of SIS ~ for the club and
franchise This is the second offer Won der
Abe has made recently. The Sioux City
club, as it has been made up for the season,
Is one of tins strongest in the Western asso-
,iation, but it is already $500 short, and
unless that sum is promptly subscribed by
the citizens Won der Ahe's offer may be ac-
cepterl
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
The President and tn. Club.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb 20-In letter
written by the president 10 Hon. J. NJ
Thurston, president of the Republican Club
league, Mr. Harrison expresses his regret
that it will be impossible for him to accept
the invitation to attend the national con-
vention al Nashville March 4 He declares
the league an important factor in political
work, especially as it interests young men in
public affairs. Such organizations, he SAYS,
are wholesome and desirable, not only from
a partisan. but a public standpoint
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
A Cornell COLLEGE Prsnk.

ITHACA, N. Y, Feb. so-The president of
Cornells freshman class was kidnapped by
party Of sophomorss Tuesday evening and
his present whereabouts have not been dis
covered by his classmates The sophomores
some time ago arranged TO hold their an
nual class banquet at Auburn next Friday
night. 1t leaked out Tuesday that the fresh
men would hold their banquet at Ithaca on
the same evening. In order to embarrass
the freshmen the sophomore determined to
capture their presiding officer, and hide him
away until after The henqueting night
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb 20-Tlesdsy aft
srnoon Jake Staples, a negro, who has been
working for farmer named Rife Lewis,
near Helske,ls Station, twelve mil.s north Of
this city, took advantage of the husbands
absence and attacked Mrs Lewis n a GRIM
inal manner. After desperate struggle the
hend accomplished his purpose Staples fed.
but was pursued by infuriated men and
women He was captured and will proba-
bly, be lynched
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
THE WALLS HAVE :ARs.
Senators Troubled Over the Way Seer,
Session Talk Is Publ shed.

Senators Troubled Over the way Secret
Session Talk Is Publ shed.
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 2l-In the Sc
cret session of the senate yes5erday after
noon the question Of the secrecy OF the SCI
cret sessions was debated at some length
Tuesday Senator Dolph called the attention
of the senate to the fact that ,ertain news
papers published most elaborate reports of
the proceedings OF the senate in secret ses-
sion, and that the press associa ions covered
very fully each evening all the business
transacted behind closed doors during the
afternoon He was in favor of a sweep
ing investigation. The matter was
postponed until YESTERDAY, when It
was again discussed. Attention was
called to the fact that in spite of
the special injunction of secrecy placed on
the proceedings of Tuesday thu newspapers
yesterday morning contained the usual full
and accurate reports. As the senator's would
not place the blame on each other, the posi-
bility that reporters obtained access to the
galleries during the secret ser sion was dis
cussed, as was also the possibility that the
employees of the senate leaked. 1t was pro-
posed, among other things Il at the entire
senate wing OF the Capitol be cleared of all
but senator's and employees during the secret
session
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
Nominated and Confirmed.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. a0--Among the
nominations sent to the senate by the presi-
dent yesterday were the following: Levi E
Pond, pension agent at Milwaukee; Fred
Babcock, receiver of public moneys at Des
Moines Supervisors of census: Illinois
Oscar F. Avery, Fourth district; Wisconsin
james l. Linderman, Fifth district The
senate confirmed Il. j. Smith, postmaster at
Racine
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
The wisconsin Editors.

EVANSVILLE. Wis, Feb. 2o--Ovsr 100
Wisconsin publishers and editors were pres
emit yesterday morning when the State Pres
association was called to order in the COM
modious quarters of the Business Mems asso-
citation. The wives Of many of the uewspa-
per men were also in attendance Among
the speakers were Governor Hoard, George
W. Peck, and Opie Read, the latter of whom
kept the audience in roar. The principal
address was delivered by James w Scott, Of
The Chicago Herald on why the Country
Newspaper Man Succeeds in the City, Mr..
SCOTS address was frequently chsered.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 20-Editor Wat
terson was besieged by reporters and politi-
clans yesterday, who asked. for prediction
for 1892 Mr. Watterson was not prophecy
ing. He said, however, that Cleveland and
Hill were out oil the way Of the lightning
Palmer, Albeit and Campbell were POSSIBLE
titles. But it was evident that he had not
made up his mind as to who was the coming
man; or if he had he was not in the humor
TO unbosom himself
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
Want a Federal Election Law.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb 20 Arguments
were heard yesterday by the ouse commit
tee on elections of president, wee president,
and representatives, on the sub sct of fed
eral election law. Fourth Auditor Lynch
and F. H Theet (of Alabama, urged the
ne essity of such law, as did Edgar Allen
and B. F. McCue, of Virginia All the
speakers illustrated their arg iments with
instances of election manipulation.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
PoIitioal RIo,, I'm Ger,nanx

BERLIN, Feb. 2.-A fierce riot broke out
In Breslau yesterday. Many were wounded
and arrested by the police. At Muelheim, In
Saxony, crowds of people provoked tumult
during an election speech. Uhlans were
called and many people were wounded One
young girl was dangerously crushed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
Cannot Convict che Condu.,tor.

CHICAGO, Feb D-Yesterday afternoon
during the proceedings In the Tw,mbly-La-
Cloche-B~ford case, the crew Of the Rock
Island freight train on trial for the killing
seven persons in q railroad collision, Assist
ant States Attorney Elliott annot need that
he would enter nolle prosequi in the cases
against Conductor Charles L But ord, a. be
was convinced there was not evidence
against him sufficient 10 oon vict.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
The Kaiser . student Of Labor.

LONDON, Feo. sO-Tbs Telegrsph's Berlin
correspondent says that the emperor has
studied the labor question for the past eight
cen months. As soon as he was convinced
that European peace was assured he began
to consult experts in every class in order 10
collect data 1t ID unlikely that America or
Russia will be invited 20 the conference
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
Indiana Prohibitioni.ts.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. ao-The Prohibition
lists who have gathered here for their state
convention held a mass meeting last night,
which was addressed by Mrs Clara Huff
man, of Missouri The convention met this
morning with large representation from
all over the sta.e
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
Won the wing-shot Cham pionsb,p.

LAyAYErTE, Ind, Feb. oo-George I.
Beck, OF Indianapolis yesterday won the
American field championship wing-shot cup,
defeating Fred Erb, Of this city, who won
the cup from J. W. Budd, Of Iowa The
birds were sprung from Eve ground traps at
thirty yards. London Gun club rules govern
ing. Beck made total of 40 to Erb 45. I'm
nsediately after the contest Erb challenged
Beck for another match for the cup.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
Gone TO visit Pi,,ss,re.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. % The presi.
dent left the city at l2 o'clock yesterday over
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for Pitts
burg, Pa Congressman Bsyne and Dalsell,
Professor Langley, Mr.. Enocb Pratt, and
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie sccompan led the pre-
fdanf
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
An Iowa Town Badly Seorch.d.

INDEPENDENCE, Ia, Feb. 0.-The village
OF Aurora, ten miles northeast of here, was
almost entirely wiped out by fire Monday
night. The postofiice. five stores, black
smith shop, butcher shop and numerous
dwellings were consumed Loss not esti-
mated; insurance light
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
The Woman suffsei.ts.

WASHINGTON CRY, Feb, 20 The Woman
Suffrage convention yesterday at first lis
tened TO the reading of state reports "The
Attitude of This Association Toward Polit-
ical Parties was then discussed Miss Alice
Pickler, OF South Dakota, insisted that
women should have hand in the manage
ment OF all public institut ons Short
speeches were made by Mrs. Fray, of Ohio;
Rev. Olympia Brown, of Wisconsin; Miss
Blake and Mrs Root, of Michiga
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-20
The Widow McCrea and cr.su

SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. 4-Airs MoCrea-
Green ami her husband arrived here yester-
day, on the Lain To passengers on the
steamer they admitted their marriage, end
they occupied the same state-room on the
voyage across Green says he will make q
statement when be gets time to consider the
situation.