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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09
PASTOR CUES RECEPTION.
o rofmer Rock leland Preacher
heartily welcomed TO His New
Home at Portland.

nome at Portland.
The Portland (Ore.) Evening Telegram
OF Oct. 3 contains the following:
On last Tuesday evening the members
and congregation of Grace M. E. church
rendered to the Rev G W. Cue, their
new pastor. and bis family, a reception
In the church parlors. A large number
attended. not only of the congregation at
arase, but from ever congregation in the
CITY as well. On the platform were Rev.
NJ y Wire. presiding elder; Rev D. N.
Mclnturh. OF st PauPs church; Rev. J.
w. BushoDg, of Centenary church; Rev,
Thomas Colley, OF Clarke ME-. church:
and Prof. Edwards, of the chair of Eng
lish language and literature ia Portland
university. Mr.. Wire delivered an ad i.
dress of welcome on behalf OF the Meth,
oolst ministry OF Portland, and ]. K Gill
welcomed the pastor on behalf of the off
cial board aud members of Grace church
Mr. Cue responded in happy
ana 1eeung manner appropriate to
the occasion. He spoke of the pleasure
he experienced in coming among Metho~
DIST people here, and said that he already
telt IS much at home here as in his East
ern charge. which he had just left He
thanked the people for the warm recep-
ton which they had rendered him ever
since bis arrival in the city. and said it
was character site of the welcome which
Methodists usually extended to their pas
tors everywhere. Addresses were also
made by each of the gentlemen on the
platform, as well as by Rev. Mr.. HAYES,
OF the Presbyterian church, who has
charge OF the Seamen's Bethel of this
city. After the addresses. all presen,
arose and sang Blessed Be the Tie
mat Binds" after which a good so.
ciai time was had by all. and an oppor.
tunlty given to become personal
~ acquainted with the new pas,
tor. The young people provided re-
treshments, and were present IN large
plumbers. A pleasing feature of the occa
sion was colored design drawn upon
the blackboard, suspended back of the
platform with the word Welcome dag.
onally across the center, surrouned by
ferns and flowers. with the words "To
Oregon above and ITO Grace Church
below, with neat monogram composed
OF the initials OF the new pastor. A
most enjoyable social time WAS had by all
who attended, and the occasion was pal.
ticularly delightful to the m. mbers and
friends of the church. in view of the fac
that they have. for some time past, been
deprived of the services of regular pas
tor, through the inability of their former
pastor, DR.. Houghton,to occupy the pull.
pit. by reason of illness. Letters were
read from Rev. Mr.. Ladner. DR.. c. c.
Stratton and DR.. Ross C. Houghton and
wife, sharing the welcome and regretline
their inability to attend.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09
ROCK ISLANDS CHANGES.
George +. Downes Hardly Knows
the City.
And He Had Net Reen AWAY Very
Long Either-Observa,ion ions After
Two Years Absence

why, Id hardly know Rock Island"
exclaimed George f. Downes, the con,
tractor this morning, land Ihave not been
away so very long, either. But in tina,
time have visited good many places,
and L haven't seen any 1 like as
well as Rock Island. Spencer
square is particularly attractive to
the stranger. Now I've travelled
from Rict mond to Denver and I've
never seen anything to compare with it in
the besutifYing effects of its nanents or
its artistic arrangement. Mr.. jackson and
all who have contributed to making it
what it is deserve great credit. Then there
is your paving. 1 am glad to see that Rock
Island is going into the paving business
in earnest. You can't have too much of
it. The revolution in the street car sys
tenn is another noticeable thing and il
speaks to the credit of the company and to
Rock Island. tell you itlooks as if new
blood had been infused into Rock Island.
and the city is going ahead with whoop
and nobody is better pleased to see the
old town get there than l."
Mr.. Downes, who thus speaks with
such qualification of Rock Islands adj
vancement, 1t seems, made some warm
friends while in the south and west,
where he has been for two years, and he
carries an evidence of this in the shape of
handsome walking stick which was cut
near Jefferson's tomb at Monticello by
Thomas N. Chaddock, man aged 90,
who, when boy. was an errand boy to
the father Of the Declaration of lode.
pendence, and who also carved the stick for
Mr. Downes. The cane is of dogwood
and is beautiful piece of workmanship.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09
Lieut.. schwatka's Return From Alas


A dispatch from Victoria, B. c., under
date Of Oct. 8, contains the following
relative 10 Lieut.. Schwatks, of this city
the famous Arctic explorers recent trip to
Alaska:
Lieutenant Schwatka has Just returned
from Alaska and in the account of his
trip says: I'VE opened about 500 or 600
miles of totally unknown country and, Of
course, good deal on each side. We
have secured thorough map, which was
taken by DR.. Hayes, Of the geological sur
vey at Washington. A large collection
of botanical specimens was made and
photographs taken of everything of in
terest. The most important feature of
the whole trip was the successful breaking
through of the St. Elias ranges, a feat
never before accomplished bysman. All
the party are well. The journey was
hazardous in the extreme and full of
great danger at times"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09
Court Cuttings.

The Port Byron school case which ha.
occupied the attention of the circuit cour
the greater part of the week, is nearing &
close. The last of the witnesses for the
defense was examined this morning AND
the rebuttal testimony is being tsker
this afternoon.
The third panel of jurors for the Sep
are as follows:
II Brandenburg Frank Beckmsn
Eugene Burns Bailey
Charles Kailoff William Atkinson
Timothy Beecher s B Hendren
James Gripp M Miles
Peter kadel Gust Nelson
Daniel Mcneil William II Mold
ID + Pinneo John Schall
Alfred Peterson
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09
River Riplefs.

The Isaac Staples brought down eight
strings of logs.
The Abner Gle and Irene D each came
down with seven strings Of lumber.
The stage of the water was go at
noon; the temperature on the bridge, 60.
The Verne Swain and West Rambo
came down, and the Verne Swain, Irene
d, Abner Gle and West Rambo passed
up.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09
To Dlepel Colds,

Headaches and fevers, to cleanse the
system effectually. yet gently, when cos
tive or bilious. or when the blood is inn
pure or sluggish, to permanently cure
habitusl constipation. to awaken the kid.
neys and liver to healthy activity, with.
out irritating or weakening them. use
Syrup of Figs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

B. Birkenfeld offers for sale his entire
stock of books, stationery, confectionery
and toys, ice cream parlors and hxtures
complete. Also his property for sale or
rent for any number of years to suit
parties.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09
COUNTY BUILDING.


EE q Guyer to wv Hurst. lot @
block 4, College Heights addition, Roch
Island. $175.
Moline & Rock Island Horse R. R Co
to Davenport & Rock Island Railway Co,
tract oy metes and bounds, sci SO, 1S
2x. and 81, 10, 1w, 81.
Union Street Railway Co. to Daven.
port q Rock Island Railway Co., lots 6
and 9. block 2, Alday's Second addition,
East Rock Island in Moline, 81.
u: ID. Louderback to Davenport &
Rock Island Railway Co., part Sc fri !
IA. II. 2w. $40.
ID. ii. Louderback to Davenport s
Rock Island Railway Co., indefinite, $40.
Davenport, by adm, to Ben s Dur
ling, lot l, block 10. B Davenport's
fourth addition. Rock Island, 81.
David Cramer to Ben During, lot z,
block 3, b Davenports first addition,
Rock Island. $50,
James Reynolds, by executor, to Ozias
McNeai, sea swl and 5 ] set % 16, CIV,
and WI ss4 swi, 10. IS, 5w, 800.
Daniel Gordon to Ellen S Webber, tract
072 10
Z ID Guyer to Henry Nelson, lot Q,
DOCK l, Second Fairmount addition, Mo-
line, 81, 100.
PROBATE
estate of Jacob Korb. Renuncia>
ton of provision in will by widow. In
ventory. widows REIMBURSEMENT and Sc.
lection filed and approved.
Guardianship of minor heirs of Jacob
Cor6. Letters of guardianship issued to
Elizabeth NJ. Korb. Bond filed and ap
proved.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

How many home has been rubbed of
Sunshine ard happiness and rendered sad
and desolate by the loss of some dear and
petted child. This is dangerous season
for children, and parents should keep DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup handy. Price 25
cent?.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09
Progressive Tea.

Miss Hattie Jackson gave progressive
tea last evening to brilliant company of
friends, who were chaImingly enter
tanned. The menu was elaborate and
embraced seven courses.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09
Philips Pacific Coast Excursioa i.

For the above named excursion the
Burlington. Cedar Rapids & Northern
railway will run a tourist car every Thurs
day from Albert Lea, Mimi, TO Columbus
junction. Iowa. connecting with c., r
L. q T. Pacific coast excursion train, and
this car will go through without change
to oan Francisco. For Rates and gen.
eral information apply to any agent of
the company. or J. E. HANNEGAN,
Gen. Tiki and Pass. ACT,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09
LoxE ENJOYS

0NH
=. r,.tbod and results when
.: Frs is taken; it is pleasant
Isl rst promptly on the Kidneys,
!!si Bowels, cleanses the sys-
5s. r4 dispels colds, head
s III few isyars and cures habitual
:I ~ Syrup of Figs is the
:'rsIy of its kind ever pro
| I' leasing to the taste and &C.
h 70 the stomach, prompt in
q. I. a and truly beneficial in its
| r,snared only from the most
/, and agreeable substances, its
s1rsIlent qualities commend it
and have made it the most
remedy known.
I'm N Of Figs is for sale in Soc
Ia b0ttles by all leading drug
Apy reliable druggist who
mt have it on hand will pro-
+ Dromptly for any one who
| 10 try it. Do not accept any
flute.
|IrnBRLA FIG SYRUP co.
sM FRANCISCO. cal.
ln,5is Ky REW y0iK ~.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

The soft glow of the tea rose is &C
quired by ladies who use Pozzoais Com
plexion Powder.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

A handsome complexion is one Of the
greatest charms woman can possas,
Pozzonis Complexion powder gives it
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

See our new $3.50 shoe for men; new
styles; the Boston.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09

Buy your school shoes at the Boston
and receive school bag free.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-09
Beyond Price

Your sight.
Reading or writing by artificial light
makes business for opticians, at the best
People will do it. though; and that's why
they want good lamps.
A good central draft lamp is the
best substitute for sunlight to be had.
Perhaps electricity may some day dis
place them, but today, if you want the
most useful, pretty and suitable thing for
wedding or anniversary present, proba-
bly, good lamp comes nearest to filling
the bill.
/ have both kinds-those made to
sell, and those to do service.
G.. M. LOOSELY.
CHINA, GLASS AND LAMPS,
1903 Second Avenue,
Rock Island.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

In "w ~ ia" fact that the gradual
tu; r>"rrlrc5 at the Acadrm! fall on the
evening ~ the 10Th ~ MAY, tlr Jolly
Ten hayr changed the dat" ~ their
grand bail 10 tho eth INST, bringing Il
twu days nearer, This Is u graceful act
ON the purt ~ the boys aud one that
will bc appreciated by the dane" loving
public as we'll ~ by the academy oil
clals. Let those who are Interested III
the public library fund remember that
one third ~ the proceeds ~ this dance
are tp 90 toward the same, and IN add
tlon g. thus the club have son, u commit
L., TO negotiate with the ladies who
have charge 81 the library scheme, 10
ward giving IL good supper at ID" ar
mory on the eth, the "rtlre proceeds 81
winch will 80 towar II IL" library, The
club will glvo their regular hop TIM
week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
SAP ACCIDENT.
Tive H.u,.~. Ceiiiae In the ssa,s Ne
NArda IN lhls CITY.

Yards IN this city.
An accident, In which the tanks and
trucks ~ two engines we're badly de
mol,sh.d, occurred Mt 3sD o'clock this
morning Ia the noftb epd u the Santa
Fe yards. AZ far as TnE CirIzhN IL able
10 CLEAN, and u appears IL be- correct, the
passenger tram from the north had just
arrived. Switch engine No 2l7 pasacd
up ou truck No. = aud switched onto tho
main track to make up the passenger
trans for the south and west Eogine
No 700 was standing on the passenger
track and m soon IN the switch engine
went down the main track II pulled out
Tor the switch ~ 20 on track No. , 10 10
coupled on n special stock train going
north. After being switched Engineer
j. +. Mills, OF No. 705, stopped his engine
n few yards on the south side ~ the
switch for his brakeman To line up
switch on tho main lire. While stand.
ing there the switch engine with the
passenger coaches moved up the track at
good speed, fairly Welding ltA tank and
that oi engine 10 tightly together, also
damaging the cabs and trucks Of both
ehglucs.
Engineer Mills, with Fireman lsaac
Taylor. we're on 70J, while Engineer Neia.
Nelson and Fireman Nudge, II brother Of
Division superintendent Nudge, had
charge % the switch engine. They Etaid
On their engines until escaping steam
| from several injured steam cocks forced
them 10 jump. In any event, they had
very narrow escape from permanent IN
Jury, poss,bly death,
/ THIS morning at y o'clock Henry Gle.
gold, general foreman under Master Me-
chRnlc Hancock. u the Atlantic 4 Pa.
shops, commenced clearing away the
wreck aud 10y IL III. everything was in
condition for smooth travel over the
switch aud on the main track. II 10 the
opinion u Mr., GieRold that the engines
proper ara only slightly damaged. but
the tanks, trucks and cabs were com
pletely wrecked,
Engineer Mills has been IN the em.
ploy ~ the company about eight years,
on eastern divisions, and WAS transferred
10 this division, between Albuquerque
ard Las Vegas, about u month sgO Ills
iiremen has been IN thu employ ~ the
company here several years NSls. Mol
son. engineer OF the switch engine, 10 an
old.tmer in the city, and was recently
married, lie has always been looked up.
on NJ Trustworthy. MIR, Nudge, the
fireman, is comparatively n stranger here.
Division Superintendent Nudge, OF
San Marcial, has tho supervision % theso
yards, and has been informed Of the
wreck. AZ soon as be- arrives he will lie.
gin an investigation OF the accident.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23

\ Complete M~per, % last Evenings
Hessl0n

The 1natd ~ aldermen was called 1,
order ,o-t evening 10y Acting Mayor Ma
10y. The fnlnNItE m"mbcrp N"te pre-
scut Adruru NrmJo. fatr. BoNmau,
Gabcl, Hunt. NJ Ter and Clerk Hopkins
Ah,cut Mayor Snu' aud alderman
knatci
The minute, " Ih' rrcytoue meeting
were read md approved.
The report u 'uo ttrr,t committee,
Recommending Tia, the fine imITrs"d
as.ips, = T. Craig, fur trrttetlus papers
on tho stree, hn r"r,trl wns ac
copied
Th, report ~ the street committee ~
c"mmrrirre the accept ,nrr ~ NE r.,
luNlug ulI- o. y Hancock, buldug "
water tank. 80, " l.. rrmbloN Co., Tor
street -luok,c, sli9j), T.. A. Gurulc, Tor
spruNIIuE Ia" -trcct-, 80 per day, AMI
w,,cr,ug ,hc ,rcrs a. a. ~ per doy, we're
adopt u 10Y thr board
The -t.,.t ,mmit", war instructcl t.
rur'l,ua" tWp w. ursuIt lhIo furf pruk
hs''rr't,'s aul Watering tie 'tcr-
Tbr slrr.t mmit"r's report relative
iu % sidewalk urdIutru. aaa lnll over
Or want ~ untlru,
The following h,'ls were approved l.!
tho iiu,rro committed and tith Hop
turs rrqur. tod - druw warruut- fot thc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23


The lrug store Of j. j, phelan is lie.
ing newly papcrcd TO day
Chas Sternc, Of the firm OF Sterue
Bros, left last night for Silver city.
Chas. j. l.antry, railroad contractor
and stock raiser from Strong City, Kan,
il at the San Felipe
A. e. Sloan. with the law firm OF John
son, Vincent n Jones, Las Vegas, 10 IN
the city on legal business.
Col. John lIorradaile, deputy internal
revenue collector, left last evening for a
trip IN the interest Of Uncle Sam through
Lincoln county.
NJ. q. Xirhut, who has been confined
to his room for about seven weeks with
acute rheum 1,ism his old complaint
yentured out yesterday.
TnE CI1I ~ understands that the At
lantic 4 Pa lie road have pulled on al
section hand. bot wecn this city and Cal
lup Tor the next seven days.
The other day Albin Pohlo had q
birthday entertainment, ut which 4 mum
Der OF his most intimate friends were in
vitsd. Since then several jealous fellows
who did not receive invitations, have
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
THE GALLIr TRoVnLn.
History or the Present Strike.-Atti.
tude OF the OPERATOR.

History or the Present htrtke.-Attt.
tude OF the OPERATOR.
John james, mine superintendent Tor
the Aztec Coal company, who has been
in the city for the past two days, will re-
turn to Gallup this evening. For the
past few weeks a strike among the min.
era on the properties u the above com.
pany--the Aztec, Sunshine aud Catalps
mlnes-bas been in progress, but the
men have not been at all demonstrativs
or mean. II seems that they formed O
dislike for MIR. James and petitioued
Chas +. Mariner, the general manager,
to remove him from his position Of mine
superintendent. They assigned no spc.
cial or positive reaaon for their desires.
and the company, believing that Mr..
James was acting in accordance with
their wishes and treating the men under
HIM as they should be, refused to grant
the demand. Tho miners then quit
work and OF course the mines closed
down, Last Sundays general meeting OF
the miners was held, and the operators
OF the other mines which are working
feared that q resolution would bc pro.
mulgated calling out all the miners.
Happily, a wiser course was pursued and
resolution adopted to the effect that all
working miners should donate Que half
OF their earnings TO those out on a strike.
since then, however, rumors are rife that
II the Aztec Coal company continue the
service Of Mr.. James that at snothe!
meeting, called for Sunday, the proba.
bilitles are that general strike will 10
inausurated closing down all tho mines,
throwing out OF employment several
hundred men, and thus bring To 4 stand
still, for time at least, one ~ the great.
est industries OF Now Mexico.
The CITIZEN sincerely hopes that the
miners now out will rescind their pre-
vious determination 10 continue on, and
should they refuss the miners now work.
ing ought TO decline to Join them. Agita.
tors that como and 20 usually create
strikes, iniisme the minds of thoee who
desire 20 work, and IL IL believed thai
the present one was brought about by
such people. Conservative mon state
that Mr.. James 10 kind 10 his force and
only wants from them legitimate work
for earned wages. lie was for ten u
twelve years superintendent OF the Car
thage, Socorro county, mine. and had .
much larger force Of men under him
there than he has had at Gallup. lie
was very sucoesstul IN avoiding strikes
while at Carthage.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
polire DoinEs.

Justice Denham Initiated his new
quarters, which arc the front two rooms
upstairs in the city building, this morn.
ing by dealing out justice To II very tough
gang % mon. Pedro Garcia, drunk and
d,sorderly, sl0 and costs; Mike Burke
aud Joe Bush. vagraury, s25 and costs
Gins, Dreamer and Harry Jones, drunk
and disordcrly, cps AMI costs, aud Joe
Blakely, vagrnncy, slU and costs, They
we're committed to Jail for failure "a
have the necessary funds to pay their
tincs. Burke, bush, Cramcr and jones
were lot out Of jail yesterday and given
would not When Cramcr was re.arrost",I
Ia large pair Of shears were found on his
person, and it ia declared that he made
threats that he intended using them on
Policeman Chaves. lie 10 u tailor by
trade and Rs tough character Rs can be
found. Policeman Van Icuven re-arrest
I'd Jonos, and after putting him in jail
he remaining there few hours, his pals
burke aud Bush, callod and attempte,
"a llbsrate him from prison by pryinl
open the lock on the Jail door and max
ing an attempt to get him out through
one oi the windows IN the alley, tn,
noise attracted the attention Of Marsha
Maston, who was in attendance on tn,
city council and no frustrated their de
signs by capturing md locking them up
The gang 10 topgh and need watching
closely.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
New, s.Iyaa funerai.

The Rev. Thomas j. Glyn, who died in
Santa Fe on Tuesday, the 10Th inst, was
born in Wales on May -, 1850, and
would have been 81 years Of age next
sunday. lie was to have been ordained
priest 81 the Episcopal church On that
day.
The body upon arrival here was taken
a. the undertaking rooms OF Mr.. Mont
fort, where II Sas cmbalmed and
will remain until Sunday afternoon at .
o'clock. at which time the remains will
be conveyed to ST. Johns Episcopal
church on Silver avenue, lying ia state
until o'clock, the hour for the funeral.
Many beautiful floral pieces, presented
by friends in Santa Fe, accompanied the
body ~ this city, among them Maltese
cross Of white flowers by Mrs, Il. Z. Pal
cn, u red cross by Myrtle and Vesr," n
floral piece by Mira T. B Catron, q
wreath from the trustees ~ the Church
Of the Holy Faith, and many others,
The funeral will DO held under Mason.
&c auspices, AZ may be seen by the fol
lowing notice:
The brethren u Temple Lodge No. @
A. +, and \, NJ ., and sojourning Masons
are hereby notified that the Masonic In
terment Of brother Thomas j Glyn will
take place Sunday, 2ith inst at 3 p, IN
Funeral lodge will he opened at . y. m
sharp, All master Masons in good
standing Urc cordially invi cd. By or
der u the Worshipfui Master.
FLASK MCKEE, Sec.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-23
Mine Hunters Return

NJ Mamru'h, hpokkr"p"r ~ Mnndrll
bros. y CO.. AMI Pedro and Juan Shu
dHv,l, who pul-ri! left IT." ri,y '"w
weeks ago u-tcu~ibly t. rrcr"at" m the
Jrmrs mruntHur. but ~ reality 10 look
up an old nhauduncd Spanish mine IN
thr t,ailluHs mountains, about lhr mllrs
south - the city, returned last night.
Among the papers % a." father - the
Sanduvai boys, Luw deceased. was r.
Gently found deed 10 Il mine IN the Gal
hnas mountains, giving II description OF
Il and Tia exact location. The old mine
was readily discovered aud tho gentle
men UId assessment work on Il Tor toe
present year. They believe that they
hn,e struck u rlch mine, and NJ coon M
certain arranRemcu;s Hrc perfected, they
intend tu start acliye developments Mr.,
Mamroth brought back With him u com.
ple,c skull - some person he believes
- an Aztec which they lug up from un.
der a wall rdyptung the OLD church OF
the Gran ttulyera ruins, Wish the! visit