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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13
raE DEAD PaIMA ooNps WILL.


Emma Abb~t Gives a Fortune TO Reis-
tives and Charity-Her Body To BE Crs-
mated.
NEW YORK. Jan. lathe will Of Emma
Abbott. the opera singer. was fled for
probate yesterday. The will was exc
cuted May ss. 1890 and names James I.
Mitchell. V. Houghton and William 4.
Dunning as executors. She first directs
that her body he tested by electricity to
ascertain u life il extinct. and then be
fremated. She requires her executors 20
reposit enough money with the Farmers'
Loan & Trust Co. TO enahI. them to pay
interest amounting To 500 per mouth To
Seth Abbott. her brother. In the United
States Trust Company eloo. 900 is to be de-
posted, and from IL her mother. Aimira
NJ. Abbott, is to be paid. also 800 n
month. Martha G.. Wethereli. mother OF
her deceased husband. is 90 get 81. 600 Her
brother. l.. II. Abbott, gets $500: her
brothers George II. aud Frederick ss5.-
go each, and her sister. Mrs. Lizzie Alb
bott Clark. 81, 90
To Children aud Churches
Each Of the children OF the following
persons gets 5000: Leon Abbott. George
IL Abbott. Mrs. Eta Clark (deceased).
aud Mrs. NJ. l.. Wetherell Van Hough-
ton gets $1,000. aud her secretary. ID. A.
Considine. $3.50. The following churches.
where she says she enjoyed worship. get
sa.Oo0 each: Congregational church.
Gloucester, Mass; Plymouth church, OF
Brooklyn; Brooklyn tabernacle; Madison
Avenue Baptist Church; Fourth Avenue
Presbyterian church; Church OF the Di-
vine Paternity, all of shis city; Citadel
Square Baptist church. OF Charlestown;
Rose Hill Methodist Episcopal church. OF
New York. ap1 st. Luke's NJ. Z. church.
of New York
Gins tn benevolent Institutions.
The residue OF her estate Is to be divided
share and share alike among the follow
ing: Founding Asylum of the Sisters Of
Charity; Children's Aid Society for the
Support of Newsboys' Lodging House,
Home :or the Friendless, OF Newark, n.
j.; Chaplin Home for the Aged aud Infrm;
House OF Mercy in East Eighty fourth
street; st. Johns Guild for Excursions for
Mothers and Childrcn in Summer; Hebrew
Benevolent society: Sanatarium for lie
brew Children; Mrs. : v. White. OF
Brooklyn, and Mrs. Sarah Bird, a friend
Of Mrs. White. She hopes thes. ladies
will use their shares in charity. The total
e,tste amounts To about $50. 900. instead
OF a. OOD,0OO. as recently reported
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

LAST years cotton crop is estimated at
5000. 600 bales. worth s5,O00.0OO. The
whole agricultural yield of the south for
the year is appraised at 81 $50, 900. 900.
or s4O0, 600, COO. 900 more than the great
yield OF 1880. 1t values the cotton crops of
the last four years at an aggregate Of
$1,000, 600, 900. and the total agricultural
product of the south for the same period
at 80 600. 900 900.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13
A SWELL NEGRO WEDDING.

The Elite OF Colored Society to Sac , ockey
Sisnili.pn N2Erlaa-.-.
lame ana nsriune riding for Hsegsn- and
other great turfmen. Is to be married hera
Jan :. TO Miss Anais L. Messley. the step.
u ..1i ii OF rank Esteli, a wealthy and
have been ISSUED aud many guests from
New York and other cities are COMING
Isaac Murphy Is coming TO act a. hest
man, and the bride and groom will after
the wedding, accompany him back TO his
home in Lexington. Ky Hamilton Is said
TO be wealthy. and IL is known that he las
spent $1,000 in one iewelry house here for
presents. The wedding aud reception will
srrpass anything in grandeur ever befors
attempted here in ooIored society
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13
Chambers Reply to blanchard.

CONCORD. n. H., Jan. Ex-senator
Chandler sent the following telegram
last night to Hon O. C. Moore, Wash.
ington City: please expedite the pas
sage of Blanchard's resolution ! hope
the committee wi come to New lamp
shire immediately and learn the differ
ence between tie honest, peaceful and
lawful ways Of obtaining Republican
victories in New Hampshire and the
fraudulent. blood thirsty and unconstitu-
tionai methods BIZ which Louisiana, with
Republican majority of many thou.
ands, is made to give an apparent Demo.
cratic majority of $4,000. In New Hamp-
shire no Democratic voted is molested or
made afraid; while the flame of burning
negro cabins and the blood of slaught-
erer Republican, mark the pathway to
power of the Louisiana Democracy"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

SINCE the announcement that Gov.
Fiier was 4 candidate for Charlie Fare
wells seat, the compromising position In
which he placed himself for calling an
unlawful special election in this district
is explained. He propab'y secured the
pledge OF the republican senator and re-
representatives. from here TO support him In
The cancus
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

prominent physician and old AMY
surgeon In eastern Iowa was called sway
from hcpe Tor few days. During his
e"sence one of the children contracted .
severe cold. and his wife bought bottle
OF Chamb'rlsin's Cough Remedy for it
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 At as
the most reliable preparation in use for
colds. and that II came the nearest of be.
Ing specific OF any medicine be had
eyer seen. For sale by Hastx d Balm
sbn. druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

KEoKUK Constitution Democrat: Hello!
What's thisr The Burlington Hdlckeye
says that in the adjustment of the losses
by fire of large carpet house of that
city. the sum OF SIS, 500 was allowed by
the adjusters as the advance in the value
Of the stock OF carpets which was des-
troyed. And yet We are told that the
Mckinley bill was not going to raise the
price of carpets
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. l3.-Stolne Oh
Missouri during speech on the ARM APP
preparation hill in the house yesterday re-
ferred to Lodge of Massachusetts a rep
rssontir,, ,b,. 0sc.r W-iIde time of oates
,,,ans,;r snJ Uoar .s ,be maternal mas
culiuity who represented the New cns
sol of this etarnaI can't and hvpd crisy.
T:rnanh.,Ie,a ~ NIassscbusetts s.idl that
,rbenaver any mar, ran ANNEX and leased
70 ha master of whatever mind he blight
have, an attack was made upon theI com
mouwealth of Massachusetts. A 81 anna
ful and cowartily attack upon any heih-
Der of the house or on member of IL CO.
ordinate branch was not worthy N any
man of chiyalrv
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13
The Demp,sy-FitI.immon. Fight.

NV ORLEANS. jan lS.-Tbe most er-
tensiv= gathering Of sporting men ths;
sver collected in this city Is rapidly arriv.
Ing TO witness the Dempsey Fit1simmoDs
fight. The Dempsey party arrived yester
day. Peter jackson also arrived. having
come from sac Francisco incognito. XII
rain aud MuidOJn are on their way here.
Frank Stevenson is here endesvOrins 70
arrange a match between kilrain and Cor
bett. A carload Of Syracuse sports came
last night. Betting last night was about
even. but the friends Of both nieu profess
to be sue Of victory
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13
EMBARGO FOR FOREIGN SILVER
. "oaiae' His Free Coinage amend

49, 90 Ills II q Col mar.
ment To Catch the Con,erxa,iyaa
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. IS -stewar, NJ,
'efea In the senate yesterday a proposition
"a is9afo 70 the financial bill now unda,
u7slon' As result OF a conference l,a-
."en stewart and some OF the free cc,,n,
ase senators, which is intended as a .rh-
'''u'e ior Stewards free coinage amens
nleht' In substance it is the same "a ,ha
IN eminent, but in addition proyid,.s tba.
rinas D1uiiion, not the product OF Tho
ZINES, ins' mills, or smelters OF the Tn,, ,ns
states and all silver coin and siIva, Iii
On the product of silver JUL Jun
G Ssner 'han the silver coin Of tha
Sua., states shall, in thu an ne
s ,reen of the secretary ~ US us
st eas be subject to a mint ebaraa the
sha. RON time to time by him ~ oe
t, uarse not to exceed the diff.rar sIch
~ sti, lhe market value and COINAGE 30, oe
'u re, Time OF its deposit. 1nsianu' at
~ purpose of this modi6cst;o,,
,esa 80 ~ ilne those silver senators and 70
I'M who are afraid TO vo anu rep
V" p''''dlng for unlimited COINAGE ior a
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13
THE CLEVELAND BOOM"
A New York Tribune Special Says 1t 4,
Not So Lively as IL VA.

n We" horh tribune Special Says 1t IL
Not So Lively as 1t Vas.
NEW YORK, Jan. ia special to The
Tribune from Washington City SAYS;
There are some pretty strong indications
that the Cleveland ~boomr is diminishing
and the Hill boom growing rs far As the
Democrats in congress are concerned.
Only few mont tbs ago Texas Democrat
said to Tribune correspondent that he
was the only Democrat from his state who
cared to say thai he was opposed to Cleve-
land. IL is now said 10y persons who
have recently taken pains to inform them
selves in regar1 TO the attitude of the
Texas Democrats that all except two of
them favor the nomination OF David B
Hill IN lsTs. WHAT Is true in regard to
the attitude of the Texas Democrats is
said 10 Ire true OF large majority of the
Democrats in congress from several other
southern states, who were almost solid
for Cleveland only few months ago.
What has produced this change OF senti.
meut is not very plain
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

"OUR next issue will be our last, ="
writes Georgia editor. We are satisfied
the people of this town can get along
without us. for we have been getting
along without the people for six months
past. There are some subscriptions ow-
ing. but we will not collect them. as the
citizens will soon need the money To de.
fray the expenses of the town."
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13
Compulsory Educational e,,,

Following is the text of the conpul-
sorry educational bill introduced in the
senate by Mr.. Newell, democrat, last
week;
That every person having under his
control any child het"--- the ages of
beV' all cause such
XteeD weeks
public or
&C the duty of the boards
OF education of every city and district
having such boards to appoint, and the
boards OF directors 10 every other district
may appoint one or more perions ubo
shall be designated iruant officers. whose
duty 1t shall be 10 carefully and directly
make inquiries into and concerning ali
supposed violations OF this act and To
enter complaint In writing before some
court OF competent Jurisdiction against
all persons who shall appear upon such
Inquiry To be guilty.
1t shall also be the duty OF such officers
acting discretly to apprehend upon view
all children school going age under this
act who habitually frequent and loiter
about Public places and have no lawful
occupation, and place such children, when
so apprehended, In charge OF the teacher
OF the public school on which said chill.
dren are by law entitled to attend. or in
such private school as the parent or other
person having the control of such child
may designate; and It shall be the duty of
such teachers to assign all such children
10 classes and TO instruct them In such
studies as they are found upon eramins,
ton TO be fitted 10 pursue
IL shall be the duty OF such officer, IN
apprehend all truaDt children who habit
uallY absent themselves from school witb>
out permission and to return them IN
the public school which they are by
ID" entitled TO attend or such
private school as the persons having con-
irol OF such children may designate; and
Hshsll be the duty Of such officers 10 re
port all such apprehensiOns IN writing 10
the clerk OF the board of education or
board OF school directors, as the case NAV
De, without unreasonable delay.
In every school district where no tru.
ant officer has been appointed il ia here
oy made the duty Of the board of direcs
'ois OF such district 10 prosecute all often
aes occurring under this act, and for the
neglect so to prosecute within ten DAYS
after written notice has been served an
each member OF said board shall subieot
sAeh OF them OF such of them as have
i oeeh SCI - notice tna fine of No,
iess than s8 or more than %, e be ana
LOT pY any taxpaying citizen residing |
~ithln Tue school district where the yIos |
iA'ion OF this act occurred.
Every person having control Of a child
under this act who with intent IN svada
US provisions, shall make willful fsIss
statement concerning the age or the tim
sueh child has attended school or 60
corning such instruction at home shan
LOT such oiiense be fined in anv snm nn,
iess than 70 nor more than SlO0
All prosecutions under this act shah ~
commenced and carried on by the an,hor
i'les OF such board in the name Of III
people OF the state Of Illinois.
An &C I entitled AN Act Concsr,,,,
,1e Education of Children" snnrnnass
may may "a 1889, in force July /, 1853 hs
Auu 'he same is hereby repealed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

copyright hill, or any other bill, he ~ ~,
ut the first opportunity.call up thelpaa ~.
food bill. The financial bill was ~ ~
debated. Allen, Cockreil aud BerfyI -.
ticipafing in the discussion IN nav
free coinage. A short executive ~
was held The house passed resol .elo
iischarging the committee on rules 80 a
further consideration of the resotI.,
looking to an investigation OF the NV
pool and providing for the appoinlfn
of a committee of five TO investigaff :. u
matter. The consular and diplomatiI; "a
was reported and placed on the cele iaa
The army appropriation bill was tne
taken up and discussed, without ~ sio'
until adinnrninent
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

THE Peoria Transcript is fearful that
an extra session OF congress will be i'm.
perative because few conscientious re
publican senators Joined with the demo.
Gratis in killing the force bill. What
other Ubiquitous measure does the Trans
cript wish passed9
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

LoSpoN, Jan. l8-Wnliam d n
~no nas Just been raised from tSsTt
l,c Oh Peterborough to the arcbtI
wbo % h. 1"rk, IS one of the few Irf
The E haEe risen to prominent positl
cue English hierarchy. He il
ont and his eloquence 10 Ell 8
hr 1n'y are enormous audiences a7te
py his sermons. but III ces w
lection ~ T. lords o are eagerly read.
'ioh Is generally comns,Jea n
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

Dontssy there Is no help for ,catarrb
nay fever and cold In head. since thous.
ands testify that Ely's Cream Balm has
entirely cured them. II supersedes the
dangerous use Of liquids and SHUTS. IL
10 easily applied into. the nostrils and
gives relief at once. Price soc,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13
A Bill to LegaliEe Pooling.

W AsHiNGToN CITY, Jan. l3.-The senate
COMMITTEES on interstate commerce has
agreed to report favorably bill to modify
the anti-pooling section of the interstate
commerce act so as to permit railroads
to make contracts which shall be binding
TO apportion among them the transporta.
ton freight and passengers The com
mtttee also agreed upon an amend
ment providing for through routes and
through fares
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13
q Real Bslsan- Is Ksnp's ss,ss..

a Real Bsissmr 10 Ksnp's Bssau.
he dictionery saga. "a balsam 10 q
tisS<k. pure, aromatic substsnce flowing
q $3.50 k<Slzsfss ,s sn-
watery cough remedi les ar. ALLIED bslssm's
pot such are not. Look through bottle
OF hemp's Balsam and nStice what pure.
mick preparation IL is. II you cough
use kemps Balsam. At ali druoo,.,s,
Large bottles SOC and 81.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13
TIE RAILWAY COMBINATION.
Selection OF Chairman and Five Comm,..
.lonor.

.iouors-
NEW YORK, Jan. l3-Aldace F. Walker
was elected chairman of the Western Trs.-
iie association by the presidents Of the
western railroad companies which form
that organization. who met again at
the Windsor hotel yesterday. Fol
lowing Mr.. Walkers election the
presidents elected five commissioners. ].
W. Midgley. J. y Faithorn and ". W.
Finley were elected unanimously. James
Smith and f r. Vining were selected
after much spirited wire-pulhng. Il Wa
originally proposed to elect four commits
sioners. but Gould would not drop Vim
Ing.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13
The MARKETS
Chicago.


CHICAGO. JAn l.
The hoard OF trade quotations &c day were
- foDows. Whsst-NO JanuS-y, opened
rllc. closed sesSs; Man. opsnel s5I-e. closed
et', July, opened SOC cios4-l W Gun
No January, opcne: $50 closed -ssac:
February, opened Jsss, clos d ,gsec. Nay,
op-ued bs-s,, closed Ky, Outs-No Z JAIu-
AZ, opsne'i S5kss, closed a., Nav, opened
.ostc, Chased 49,, jun, opened 49,; closed
tS3sr. Pork JsnuAry. ots-uod si0S closed
slO3J, February, oI'-ned and closed ELL S5s
May, opened sIlO closed slI $50 Lard
February. opeEe1 s. ~. closed ssss
Live stock following we're the price. At the
Union StncN yards. Hoss-Msrket opened
Moderately active hut weak; prices declined
lec Tor heavy, lie for other grades. hight
grades sl'S03Sj. rough I.arking S3sJ4 80.
mixed. - t'a ~; heavy packing and ship
ping lots, - 5OaS7J: Pis.. s=ondsS.
Produce. Batter Fancy separator, 27cssc;
da!riss. Zines fresiL lsGsS; parking stock ~ :
lie. grease 4l.- Egg frvsn candlcd 'os.
Of, -. ier dO=. ice ho,sse stock lsgar
Dressed rJu II -Ch.ckens. 6d7t@c per 10:
turkeys hale. ducks. 10 lie: geese, .lGsc
Potatoes -Mnite rise. slbS.- PEI bu red rosa
75GSbc. He''ToA - "a; Pe-rlass SlG~jc. Bur
banks e5,-k';- sweet POTATOES Jerseys, - IS
Giui Per hhI, Illinois SU"ao5 Apyles-
Sookiu-. sS"ie' ~ i.r Goa e-Sis< - ; -biOJ:
MNhlRila chOice - - sin
New York.
SEw Yoks. Jan IL
Wheat Ns rel winter ash II 10ls ~ I'd
do January u o3Sa d. May 81 v,lS Do July.
st14 a. foiu NJ = ulN-i ...-h bsaL5lc. 40
January GJilc; 10 Asy. res- oats- Dali: No.
mixed cash SlieGl,% d January, slIsc.
do siay - Rye Nominal Barley Nomi-
nal Pork b,l. inrss I'll "'g J: ~ tor new
Lard Quiet January $50 May $50
Live Stock Catt,e Trading Moderately al
1V. Int
poorest u best native s-scis - l"g - Z 10
Us, bulls IN Try roWs s2S3t-iu Shssr and
LAMBS Ma kei dull at a decline " Vac y =,
sheep sinO.b5'5 + D." D.; laInbs s5Vtc.. ~.
Hogs -Somina!!y steady brs hogs s361aL IS
Z lu D.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

THAT the conduct of Wood during the
negotiations with Governor Foraker dis
CLOSED his depravlty, and we believe that
a careful scrutiny of the paper shows its
false character; also that the. publication
of the false paper in The Commercial Ca
zette showing Mr.. Campbell's name and
suppressing all other signatures was al.
most as bad as the original fabrication of
the psper.V Mason says that Foraker mad
other reasons to believe in the genuine
ness OF the signatures than Woods claim.
.hu that Halstead's action is question of
'tnies with which the COMMITTEES had
io.hIhg 10 DO The committee finds Rich
~, ,ru u WOOD to be the solitary conspira-
Sal Or Frank l. AIilward and
,ni1tisss laws but the two ihrteer-wers
which Wood had In viary PURPOSE
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13
Wants New Hnnpshire Investigaied.

wants NC" hhifips'i'c
WASHINGTON CITY. Jan. l%-Blaul' uara
of Louisiana introduced in the houis yes
terdav resolution directing the cod inhe-
tee on the Judiciary to investigate the
present political condition OF the staate OF
New Hampshire. with a view OF detei uan
ing whether or not n republican foi III Oh
government exists there within the I'leAh'
ing and intent of the constitution IL the
United States. II refers to the po4 eicat
fight rov going on i'm that state
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

MADISON, Wis, Jan. lS-Most of the
members of the lie yislature were On hand
Yesterday, and the political pot is boiling
Hogan o. Lacrosse seems to have the lead
Tor speai .r OF the house. Col Villas has
opened headquarters to carry on his figtss-
for the United States senatorshipz<gn5 hs
also seems to have clear 49, 80
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13
TUESDAY. JANUARY 1s, 1891 .

THE so!ons have got down to work
again at Springfield. The contested cleo
ton cases will be disposed of this week.
Il IA presumed,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13
FOOLED BY A PATENT FORGERY
The Report of the Ohio Ballot Boz In
yestigators

WAsHISeToN CITY, Jan. l9-The COM
mittee that Investigated the Ohio ballot
box forgeries made a report to the house
yesterday afternoon. The committe ac.
quits Governor Foraker and Murat Hal.
stead OF having any knowledge that the
ballot box contract was forged; but ad-
ditional findings are appended By all tn 9
members excepting Chairman Mason
that careful scrutiny of the forged
paper must have disclosed its false char.
Acter The words of the committees re-
port to which Mason dissents are as fol-
lows:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

nv AshiNeroN CITY, Jan ls-In tho no.
n e yesterday Platt said he would ae, sen
'ne copyright bill as soon as the Sup sai up
measure had been disposed 90 nhanee
A0''ce that without regard I ~ .S
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

q, H. MaFgaret L. Sangster. the ed,.o-
n, ,lsi per b bazar, is tall well ,e Ieo.
~ with pink cheeks and sna,r o ,.i,s
n not she - a hard worker, but ,hs mlite
,xor 80 IN her pleasant conr.enapca =
wory 'nat sometimes comes from Ii,o,s sne
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13
COMMANDER RelTER's CASE.
A ourt-SIartiai That May CeDsure Score
t.rv Tra.x

A Court-Martisi That May CeD.ure Score
tsry Tracy.
WAsHiSGTON CITY, Jan. l3-The case
of Commander Reiter Is now in the hands
Of Secretary Tracy officially 1t excites
much interest in naval circles because of the
peculiar circumstances surrounding IT, and
the anomalous position it occupies Sec
Rotary Tracy reprimanded Commander
keiter for his action, or lack of action.
In the Barrundia affair, and now Com
mander Reiter demands II court-nartial
10 determine whether his conduct was not
proper Ii IS said at the navy department
that Il cOurt'martial will probably be ac-
corded him.
Possibilities of the Case
In that case, II the court martial iusti-
hes Commander Reiter In his conduct in
the Barrundia affair, il will, by implica-
ton censure Secretary Tracy for having
reprimanded the officer when ne should
not have been reprimanded. On the other
hand, II 1t condemns Commander Reiter.
IL will he adding punishment 'as well a.
approving the reprimand, and whatever
the conclusion OF me court, the repri
mand of Secretary Tracy, as the official
head OF the navy. will stand as the Of
heial utterance of the navy department as
10 Commander-Reiter's conduct.
Hopes OF the Navy Onicers.
It is believed and generally hoped by
navy officers that the request will be-
granted, for the navy service may there
fore obtain perfectly well defined regula-
ttons regarding the responsibilities of ma
val commanders of the United States If
a court is ordered il will doubtless be con-
yened nj the navy department, though
Commander Reiter will probably prefer to
have it in New York or some other point
away from the influence prevailing thera
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

TO Nj; W. hIhpress Eusen!es wedding pr...,,
bossa ST. n l%,. was a handsomely sri
mss UsSeu silver bowl Tue fair Hns-, en-
e o,,ue was great idvorite with the Enat
nirs during the closing days Of ,ba sgnch
Paris ""en she was one of the beIlas q,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-13

remari W ude' mother Of Oscar VIVA. =,
eon~aI haole for her beauty. br,,t vide Is
srno'slIo and accomnlisb rn Infancy Of
po onns mar dozen lang aages InI She
r,g ,--uers, excellent sense and cr mas cordial