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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
Now that he is beaten ard batEled, the

Now that he is beaten ard baflied. the
plight Of Quay recalls to the New York
EUenine Post the story of the old negro
preacher In Maryland town who had the
largest and richest congregation for miles
around. and was in highly ,ffiuent cir
cumstances. For long period the flight
of time only seemed to add to his pros
perity and his girth. But white citizen
who had been Away for year or two
came back to town and found the parson,
ragged and thin, saving wood on the
streets for living why Uncle Silas. %
said he. "whst on earth has hsppened2
When left towu Won were at the top of
the heap with your growing church and
your big salary. and now you are down
TO days work. What does it meanT'
well. Nas'r William sighed the OLE
man. ''yo' see. got so blame PROSPEROUS
dat by'm'by one or two o. de p'rishioners
got holt O. some ole. low-down, ornery
stories bout me. an dat yer cong'ration
jes' riz up an done sent me my resigna-
tom"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
GLADSTONE AND pARNelL,
They Will Pull In the Same Poiiti
Harness Right Along

They Will Pull In the Same Political
Harness Right Along.
LONDON. Nov. 2l.-The most important
DEVELOPMENT in the Parnen case Is the
practical announcement that Gladstone
wiil ignore the recent scandal and con-
tinue to stand up with Parnell IN politics.
This announcement is not direct from
Gladstone, but it Ia from one of his
neutrality-suspicious. Morley. Speaking to
the Liberal Federation of Sheffield yester-
day he said it was their duty to
Keep the great Irish national ques-
.'on ~~srt from personal consid-
eIa.iohs whe did not belong to It.
was .he'r ou'y no"'ss, always, to hold
that question aloft TO the I<blic view
This doubtless happened to be drfucuIt at
this moment. when the country was
stirred by anxious incidents and painful
disclosures. Only let them recognize that
none of the disclosures in the slightest
degree derogated the justice, the urgency
and the sacredness of that great cause,
which was as sound as ever, and which
became day by day more urgent as it
neared the final issue.
Davitt Says Resign.
On the other hand Michael Davitt, in
an editorial in The Labor World, his new
paper, declares that ParDeli must retire,
because his further leadership, under the
circumstances, will imperil the Irish
cause. Davitt says Parnell Is asked to
make small sacrifice, and must not con-
slider his own political future at all. His
leadership now will imperil the home
rule cause in England.
Loyal Words from Ireland.
At II mass meeting at Leinsser the
mayor declared that the only crime which
Ireland would ever condemn Parnell for
was one of which he was incapable,
namely. treason to Ireland. Justin Nc
Carthy agreed with the mayor, aad n vote
of confidence in Parneli was adopted en-
Enthusiastically. Similar action was taken
at meeting at Galway, at which fifty
priests We're DreSent
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
FAILED FOR THREE MILLIONS.
Financial Smash at Philadelphia of Bar
ker Rros. s. Co.

Financial Smash at Philadelphia of Bar
ker bros. s. Co.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ,.l.-Barker Bros,
q Co.. bankers and brokers' of this city,
announced their suspension on the Stock
ure affected prices in New York, which
were firmer at the commencement Of trad
ing. owing TO favorable foreign advices
Barker & Co.'s liabilities are estimated at
s3.Oo0.0o0 The suspension was not much
of a surprise to the well-informed, as the
firms credit has been poor for the past
two months. The creditors are not numer-
Gus. The firm is said to have an interest
in the stock market, and failed because
of their inability to realize on outstand-
ing securities.
Two Other Institutions Interested.
Wharton Barker was president Of the
Finance Company of Pennsy lvania, and
was director of the Investment Com
pany Of Philadelphia Just befor, the
suspension of Barker Bros. & Co. was an :
nounced meetings of the directors OF these
companies were called in haste The
proceedings of the meetings were
kept secret. At the Finance company
preparations were made for a run ON its
deposits, and subsequent events showed
that the precaution was well taken. A
number of checks were presented during
the last hour of the days business and
some accounts drawn out. All drafts
upon it were promptly met. Treasurer
Stern says the company is entirely SOL
vent.
Wharton Barker Resigns.
IL Is learned that at the meeting OF the
Finance company yesterday the resigna-
tion of Wharton Barker as president was
presented and accepted. Charlemagne
Tower, Jr., vice president, was elected
president, and Philip c. Garrett vice pres
ident. A syndicate comprising Drexel 6
Co, Brown Bros 4 Co., the Proyident
Life and Trust company. and the Penn
syivaDia company. for the Insurance of
Lives and Granting of Annuities. has been
formed for the purpose of advancing to
the Finance company of Pennsylvania any
amount of money necessary TO meet It's
outstanding liabilities
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21

No hand can be perfect when the nails
are not properly attended to and well kept
They ought to be most carefully cut with
pair OF scissors made for tho purpose
which rounds them of at the corners. The
skin at the base of the nails should be
pushed down with soft towel each time
the hands are washed. Never force the
skin down with knife or any sharp in
strument. If the above plan is adhered to
there Is no chance Of rag nails" appearing;
they only come when one omits to push
down the skin. The nails ought to pass
beyond the finger points and not be cut too
short. Clean them with piece of fine
flannel well rubbed with soap. This is a
Tar better plan than using nail brush.
After cleaning the nails and pushing
down the skin they ought to be polished
This Is quite an easy matter, as the most
exquisite little boxes are now sold for a
lew shillings containing all the necessary
Chatter.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21

Place the fork firmly into the thick part
OF the breast; take slices from each side of
the breast bone, extending the whole
length of the fowl; joint and remove the
wings, and divide them at the first joint
or pinion Divide the ligaments of the legs
and twist them out OF their sockets, sepa-
rating them at the first joint Now enter
the point Of the knife at the breast in the
direction Of the merry thought or wish
bone, which IS displaced by lifting the bone
and pressing backward. The collar bones
which lie on each side of the wish bone
must he lifted up by the knife at the broad
end and forced toward the breast bone un-
til the part to which they are fastened
breaks OF. Cut through the ribs on each
side and remove the breast Now turn up
the backbone and press the knife firmly
across It, near the middle, lifting the lower
end at the same time with the fork until
the bone gives way, then turn the lower
end from you and remove the bones from
each side; this is not difficult if the point
OF the knife be used.-Cor. New YORK
World
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
Women and Their Teeth.

Dentists have some decidedly funny ex-
periences," said DIR. Howard Magnusson.
mot long ago German woman came into
my office aud wanted TO know if she could
get q set of up stairs and down stairs teeth.
OF course knew what she meant, and she
was speedily accommodated. Another
woman applied for the privilege of renting
set Of false teeth for an evening. She
had been invited to an entertainments, but
had no false teeth of her own and had no
money To- buy set, so she thought that
she would rent a set, that she might be
able TO do justice TO the viands that would
be set before her. Another woman had an
ulster on her tooth, she said, and wanted
to have 1t removed. The latest funny incl
dent that happened to me was the visit
paid to me day or two ago by a woman
who wanted to have her teeth sharpened
so that she could eat beefsteak. That
party had the true carnivorous instinct. -
Chicago Post
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
REPuDIATeD THE DEDICATION.
Cardinal Gibbons Sues "a Friend of M
GIynu far thai

Cardinal Gibbons Sues Friend of Nc
Giynn for Libel.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov 81 Cardinal
Gibbons yesterday served papers on Hya-
cinthe Archibald Ringrose, of Yale uni
versity, summoning him to appear ia the
federal court of the eastern district of
Maryland, on Jan. % next, to answer in q
suit for damages, presumably on a charge
OF libel. Mr.. Ringrose's book, "The Poor
Man's Priest" which is life and all in
dorsement of DR.. McGlynn, is dedicated
to Cardinal Gibbons, but, it now appears
without the cardinals consent. The
cardinal has also communicated with the
publishers of the book here, restraining
the use OF his name in connection with
the book. Mr.. Ringrose is commune
cant of the Roman Catholic church, and
has brother who is q priest
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
ABBREVIATED TEleGRAMS.


leaune Is hoIdino ire .nnraI convau,Sor
ar Pitt.hpry
Tn. p,.in. N.,;o., -. nil,
v.sh aan;..i go naa VI nih,ne
ia :" 80 -" , s'' "AS oeen au'nor'
49, W oesin BUSINESS.
mouslr 1900 - zen unsn'.
,.o p'es.ue"S VI .ne ooaro oi
"omon ,nauasers o, Tue "orias tair.
me Snerokee strip Live Stock associa-
- ooo coo ' sa '1e oni'ea states Tor ABOUT
e.o."vo, ioe forcing them 10 leave the
GO. -. 49,
ai'es oacop' or' O. Co., pork ana beei
PACKERS, OF Cipcinnati, made an assign
mehI ~. nu us with estimated habili-
nc, ', soo'ooo' asSe0s' s'oo"
LNrCongressman SCOTS 2-year-old
colt boiero WAS sold ut auction at New
York Thursday for IS. 600 Philip
D"yer was the successful bidder
Zen. Thomas 5. Mather. who was adju-
tant general OF Illinois during the war,
and signed Gen. Grants first commission,
died at Springfield, Ills. Thursday.
A statement prepared at the national
treasury department shows that the
weight of the coin in the treasurer's vault
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
The Expression .,Ladv rr,., ;,

iou don't need TO explain that YOU'RE
ooing this or that with n friend-you
wouldn't do 1t with an enemy: the only
thing you do with an enemy is to fight
ner' so there's no need OF explaining that
you were walking with lady friend; Won
were walking with a lady or with gentle
manor preferably, with a man or with a
friend. The conversation will tell whether
your friend was man or woman. The
good Old word lady" has been vulearized
until now 1t means almost the opposite Of
,ts Old meanings. You read about "tvo
iaoies being arrested, of "society ladiesr
VINO know no more of what the women
VINO are IN society are doing than thew
,e'aa IN the newspapers. "Gentleman"
nasnt been SO vulgari.ed, but it's badly
treated' and with lady" should ba put
aside TO recover.--New York SIM
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21

A prominent physician and old army
surgeon in eastern Iowa was called away
from nome for q few days. During his
absence one OF the children contracted 9
severe cold. and his wife bought bottle
OF Chambsrlain's Cough Remedy for IL
They were SO much pleased with the
remedy that they afterwards used sew.
eral bottles at various times. He said
from experience with II. he regarded 1t az
the most reliable preparation In use for
colds. and that IL came the nearest Of be-
ing specific OF any medicine he had
ever seen For sale BY Hs.iz q Balm
sen. druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
Po.trn Get. six Year.

JACKSONVILLE. Ills. Nov. gi-Ssthan
Posten. the colored coachmau " no made a
murderons assault on Miss Frances K-e-
ner In this city ayear or 50 ago. was
found guilty ON one Indictment ye.ter-
day and sent To the penitentiary for six
years. The indictment charged him with
shooting Ralph Bancroft. a yoEag man
who tried to defend Miss keener at the
time Poster will uexi b. tried for shoot
ing the yonDg woman. and IL vsl proba-
hly - sill harder with him.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
NIHILlsTs KEEP THEIR PROMISE.



PARIS. Nov. Ii.-The excitement over
the death of Gen. Seliverskoff. the Rus.
sian police agent, continues undated.
All sorts of rumors as to the motive of
the crime are advanced. The Eclaire
says it was decided ct a meeting OF the
Nihilst committee held several days ago
that If Sophia Gunsberg. who was tried
in st. Petersburg this week for having
bombs in her possession, WAS sentenced
to death, Gen. Seliverskoff would be
killed as soon thereafter as possible The
woman was sentenced Monday to be
hanged, and the assassination of Gen.
Seliverskoff took place on the following
day.
The Police View of the Case.
The French police. however. are sat is
fled that Nihilism had nothing to do with
the murder of Gen. Seliverskoff, though
any clue leading in that direction receives
full attention. 1t is now thought that
the crime was prompted by revenge for
an act of RIGHTEOUSNESS on the part of the
general. the murderer being the lover of
the wronged woman
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
The MAEn-Ts

CsIcA1o. Nov. q,
The quOtsti.ns on ;he blsrd Of trade to-Ny
were iol ows: Wheat -Noyemb.r, Opened
$50. c.o.ed Sass: December. opened ssisc.
closed @c' May. opened s.ssr. c o,ed go
Corn-Ne Ncmbcr. open"d 5liac. cl1-ei Sasc:
December. o,cnei Sc, closed sei4c: Aay,
opened ,?ls oscd 5lSsc. Oats-NOvember
oiened +;sc. clOsei 4,c. December. opened
csc. clesd etc; May. opened G. closed
fSssc- PSgk -December. openei and closed
Sc %; jar uary, opened Sil.oO. clos.d ss...is;
May. opened j G.. elrsed Sll.s5 Lari-De-
&c mt err, opc ell and lnsed s5s-L
Live stoc TIA. UGion Stock yaris report
the following prices; Hoss-NarSet opea.d
a"tive and steady; packers aud shii per. buy
ins; light GUIDE. ;3s5g 3.t5; rough pa - ing.
S-lDI {. ~ m N--d lots. s3s1g3so. LcaSy mack
ing and shipping 10 :. 81. t;,.,u
Produce: Buiter-Fancy separation. .sS
*: tine gathered c,eam. "a &C. dsiris-. nest
fresh. t2sc. frcsu psciin: sio X, 10 ! :.
Egg Fresh "a died lbs OF. - ,stc er .ioz;
ic, Lou - e.. 7tl', dressed t,oa Try
Hens, 6asc per liz; -prin e'ic<eBs .ersc;
ROSTERS, 5s5 r: du ~ p4llc: turk ~. ecL
li1ac: geese. Ia. 10 AT 80 Good 10 cho.ce
Wis onsiH. 49, g; fan y. -: Northern
Micn gan. fAi To 80 d. q * q: cboi. e T. aney
Burbsn =, sa.il-c; potatoes II inois.
So 'NOl Ap?ies-l limos. green cook ~,
; .SOas 20 per iri: eating. ;55i ti5 ;; . .ddl,rs'
stock, Sl.5J,t.O.
INV ToRK Nov. ~
Wbeai-<o- red wint.r "a h. slot do
Deoemb,r ssas-: uo January, Siu,is Corn
No. IN Ned east sac: do 'D-~s-nn r. S.A.::
do May ss.le. Oats Quiet; y 5. s1is = ,as 4
+slsc; do December. ii.4c; d. .a4rls ,. 5ssc.
Rye-Nuniinal unrhanrei. Ba- ry-Ncnsi-
nsily changed. Pork-Duli. mess. Sfl.os
l2.m. la do IT; ID cember, se.tS: January,
S63.
Live ~ Ok: Cattle-Market firm nut no
trading in beeycs; dressed beef. steady; native
sides. 6d'lac y u. Sheep and Lambs She. D
firm; lambs Ia b y higher; sheep. s4ua5.sG
y leO rs. lambs. :h1d6 - Hogs Market
steady: live hogs, sssoa4Oo q i0ins.
ROCK BLAND.
Hsy-upland prairie, eaoo06.5o
Ay-Ifmctny-ee oo6Ss
aay-wild, s1o.0O.
Corn--5Sc
0Ats-aT09
Oosl-SoSt lie.
Cord wOodsssc o $40.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21

iloxpoS. Nov. 2l.-Scvrrai tenants have
been evicted by the National league from
New Tipperary. IL came out 10 evidences
in the TipperAry trial that = number OF
tenants who had pretended TO Join the
plan OF campaign and abandoned their
homes for the league houses In New Tip
perary. had secretly paid their rent 90 -
TO hold their farms for occupation n soon
rs IL might lie prudent 20 move back
again. The tenants have been expelled
from the league qunrfera
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
TWO KETTLES BAND ALARMED.
The Indian Fanatics Threaten a Whole
sale Slaughter.

The Indian Fanatics Threaten a Whole
sale Slaughter.
PIERRE. 5. D., Nov 21-Capt NorvilIe,
Especial agent of the government sta.
toned here to adjudicate Indian claims.
yesterday paid visit to the Two Kettle
tribe OF Sioux, living some distance up
Bad river. The report was circulated
that they were DESERVING their homes to
go to Hufnp and Big Foot's camps and
join the hostile, in ghost dences. When
the captain found these fellows they pos
itively denied it and mado affidavit to
that effect The captain next waited
upon Grow Eagle" and Hump Rio"
the two heal men of the band, and they
told The captain that emissaries had Wis.,
tied 1hem from the Cherry Greek Indians,
and one evening" while they were having
pleasant little dance, one of Big Eoot's
men cam i'll and addressed them and to Id
them about the new Christ. and how Hs
was going 10 lead the Indians into happi-
ness add destroy the whites
win Go Into Hiding.
He said they knew this was going to
happen and urged them to come over to
the Cheyenne river and join with them in
their ghost dances But they told him
they would not go. and neither had they
been there They told the captain they
wished he would have it said in the Pierre
papers that they were not going to join in
the new Messiah craze. Further they
stated that within the past few days sew
eral OF the hostles had, appeared among
them, making threats that If they did not
rA...
there at once to massacre all the Two Ket-
tie tribes. These Indians stand in great
fear of the hostiles. and said they were
going into hiding Immediately until the
Great Father sent his soldiers to protect
them
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
Forced 70 Leavs Hama.

Over Gu people were forced TO leave
their homes yesterday to call At the drug.
gists for free trial package Of Lanes
Family Medicine. II your blood is bad,
your liver and kidneys out Of order. II
you are constipated and have headache
and an unsiRhtly complexion. don't fail
to call on any druggist today for . free
sample OF this grand remedy. The ladies
praise II. Everyone likes Il. Large size
package 80 cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
.ar,a In hx IA. WE.

DENVER. Colo. Nov. 2i.-A speciai from
Albuquerque. \. NJ. TO The News says:
Mrs. Iillie McCiurg and her three child
rem were arrested "Wednesday night on
telegraphic orders from Winfield. Kss
The lady few days ago. with the assist
ance OF a gun and foar men. held up her
divorced husband. and robbed him OF the
three children
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
jackson P,rL aid LAT. Fron,

CHICAGO. Nov. sl-Jackson Park and
the lake front will be the site Of the
Worlds Columbian exposition The m.
tional commissioners have formally &C.
cepted the site rendered by the local direc-
tors. What the lake front gets is the do
parlments OF fine arts. music hail and
part of the electrical display. All OF the
remaining exhibits 20 TO Jackson or
Washlne;o marks
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
The Union Pacific Ra,iwsv.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l--It is said shat
some important developments will soon
occnr in the Union Pacific matter.
Gould's people ate that the board of
directors of the Union Pacific will be re.
or yanized within ten days, and state
men is circulated that President Adams
has signified his willingness TO hand in
his resignation il II l.. asked for.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
rxeit,ng seen. Ia n Theatre.

NIcE. Nov. 81. during the performants
OF the play OF -GAribaidi." ut Dion
"Wednesday evening. cries Of -Long live
Franeer were responded TO by shouts oil
@Long live italyF A Dumber Of Italian
Republicans were present. aud they added
TO the excitement by uttering cries o!
sDown with Crispi and the triple ALI
nncefT
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
m. w.m., Nh, a., mar,

FArRBUEY. Ills. Nov. 2l-'The question
OF allowing women to be sent as delegates
to the general Methodist conferences was
voted on by the members OF the Method
list Episcopal church here. Out OF q mem
bership OF - only seven voted against
the women. The congregations that have
voted ON the same question In the kAnks
. kee district have ad voted favornbly 20
the women by overwhelming msjorities
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
R,nam,. Man Tor 1909.

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. el-Congress-
man Bynnm. OF Indiana. who Is promi-
nent candidate for the speakership Of
the house, said in an interview yesterday
that Cleveland would probably I've the
Democratic nominee for the presidency in
iSQ2. The Democrats OF the west, said
Mr.. Bynun, talk OF no one else for is92
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21

THE republican journals have kept
singularly quiet In regard to the solid
south" since the All inst. They seem to
have lost all trace of the sectional line
since the politi al maelstrom.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
A CORRESPONDENTS CONCLUSIONS.
Distance Seems to Lend Red Paint to the
Real Situation.

Real situation.
CHICAGO, Nov. 81 "A correspondent of
The Herald telegraphs from Standing
Rock as follows: aThe feeling of uneasiness
grows beautifully less the nearer get to
the reservation and the Indians 1t really
begins to look very much as if tie citizens
of Mandan were alarming themselves un-
necessarily over the alleged appearance of
the Indian Messiah. There is knowing
smile on the faces of the whites living on
the east bank Of the Big Muddy when
they speak of the great excitement of the
settlers living near Mandan, and they
wink at each other and remark that they
reckon the boys will keep the war de-
partment from abandoning Fort Lincoln
After all. TO abandon Fort Lincoln would
mean great pecuniary loss TO the citi-
Zens OF Maudan and they are In hopes
that this Indian scare, which is being
worked for all it is worth, will have the
effect of inducing the government to en-
large the post instead of dismantling it.
No Cause fer Alarm
"There certainly is cause for some un-
easiness, but not for alarm. and feel that
am perfe city safe in saying that there
will be no outbreak this winter The In
dian enthusiasts here say they do not ex-
pect the Messiah uutil the grass is so high
meaning next spring-when they are to
move west toward Bear Buttes to meet
him, and then he will bring them their
millennium without battle or bloodshed.
1t Is to be peaceful coming. The silly
report that has been sent out to the eff
feet that Sitting Bull with big follow
ing has left the reservation, aud that two
troops Of cavalry are in pursuit of the
big medicine man is absolutely without
foundation.
Pathetic Farewell.
"a most affecting piece of news in re-
gard to this Indian trouble is the pathetic
leave-taking of the jamestown militia
company, which has been ordered BY
Governor Miller to proceed to Mandan to
protect the lives and property of the whit
settlers in that vicinity. Before embark
ing on the cars the boys had their pict-
urss taken in a group so that 1t might be
preserved as souvenir in case the COM
pany should be decimated by the venge-
full Sioux Meantime, while awaiting
these re-enioreements, the Indians are be-
ing kept vi der close surveillance by the
regulars, an anything like an uprising
will be promptly and thoroughly tbrot-
1.l
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21

WASHINGTON Crrr Nov. 81. Sturgeon
General Hamilton has submitted q sps-
eiai report 70 Secretary Window on the
subject OF immigration. He takes . de-
cided ground against the existing imrni.
grafton law. and makes strong arcu-
ment for its amsndmeuk He almost Ia
xou the total prohibition OF immigsar
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
Suicide .r.Ie-Y..,-o,a pox

CASroS, o., Nov. 2i.-Hary EDWARDS,
the i2-year-old son Of Jacob EDWARDS. .
lumber dealer. residing near sippo. COM
mitied suicide Wednesday night by hang.
ing himself in the barn. The boy used q
hitching strap, and was discovered thirty
minutes after the act was committed by
his mother Temporarily insane. prob
all,