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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-27
One Minute.

One minute time often makes a great
difference one minute remedy for
bronchitis, choking up of The throat,
lungs, ETC., of course is great blessing.
Cubeb Cough Cure is such a remedy it
will afford decided relief in one minute.
No family Will be without it after once
trying it. For sale by all druggists.
Har,Z s. Bahnsen, wholesale agents
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-27
Worth Hundreds OF Dollars.

Nv wife used only two bottle OF
Mothers Friend" before her third con.
finement. Says she would not be with,
out it for hundreds of dollars. Had no,
half as much trouble as before. DoCB
MILES. Lincoln Parish, La. Sold by
Hariz s. Bahnsen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-27
SCOTT MEDICAL INSTITUTE

OFFICE HoURs-9 to II a. "a :. to 4 D.
m. Ito sp. m. Rooms and RYAN
block. over Boston store. corner Second
and Brady streets. No Office hours
Sunday evening.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-27
REMOVED

The Institute, which was formerly
located at 623 Main street. has moved to
the Ryan block rooms and 6, making
it more convenient for the mnny patients
who are treated daily. No cases taken
where any doubt of an entire cure exists.
Consultations always fire. at the Institute
Office houre in the evening for those who
cannot conveniently attend during the
day.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-27

E. E. ParmenIer, attorney III law.
Makes collections, loans money and will
attend to any legal business intrusted to
him. Office, postofflce block, Rock Isl
and. Ills
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-27
PROTECT YOUR EYES!
MR. Il. HIRSCHRERG

The well-known op'ician of 629 Olive St.
a. E. cor. 1'h and Olive), st. Louis, has
appointed T. a. Thomas as agent for his
celebrate 4 Diamond Spectacles and Eve
glasses, and also for his Diamond Nom
Chsngeahle Spectacles and Eyeglasses.
The glasses are the greatest invention
ever made in spectacies. By q proper
construction Of the Lens a person pur-
chasing pair OF these Non-Changeable
Glas Aes never has TO change these glasses
from the eyes, and every pa;r purchased
is guaran eed, so that if they ever leave
the eyer no matter how or scratched the
Lenses are) they will furnish the purity
with new pair OF glasses free OF charge
t. II. THOMAS has a full assortment
and invites all to satisfy themselves
of the great superiority OF these Glasse !.
over any and all others now in use TO call
and examine the same at H. Thomas,
druggis. and optician, RocS Island
The evening world., 1892-02-15
HONOR TO FIREMAN MARKS.
Gallant Rescue of a Mother and
Babe From a Burning House.
Thrilling Scene at an Early Morn
Ing Tenement House Fire.

Fireman John Marks, OF Engine Company
NO. 20, distinguished himself this morning
by rushing into burning tenement at 4se
seventh avenue and rescuing from the flames
Mrs Lizzie White, co!ored, ana her three
year-old babe.
Had the intrepid fireman been q few mo-
ments later mother and child would have
been dead, As he found them almost SUMO
Gated from the smoke.
While the fre was burning nercely Mrs.
White appeared at the window on the NTH
floor OF the building and was seen to climb up
on the sill as II about to jump to the ground
In her arms she clasped her baby.
A large crowd had congregated In the
street, and men and women stood horrined as
they saw the woman climb on the window
sill.
Fireman Marks looked up and saw the peril
OF the mother and child. Placing a wet
sponge In his mouth he dashed through the
binding smoke and up the four Nights Of
winding stairs 10 the room where Mrs. White
was standing with her baby.
The woman was almost sufrocated and was
his back and slowly but surely felt his way
down the stairs until the street was reached.
Here Marks almost sank to the ground from
exhaustion, while Mrs. White went on 10 a
swoon. She was taken into a neighbo1ng
house ana restored to consciousness.
Marks was warmly applauded by the crowd.
The house at 4y3 seventh avenue Is nve-
story brick tenement and Is occupied entirely
by colored families. IL IS known as the Anna
Flaia
Shortly after o'clock this morning the In.
mates were aroused from sleep by the cry OF
" tire!" There were at least nifty people In
the building at the time, and nearly all were
In bed.
Pandemonium followed the cry. Men,
women and children IN their night clothes
trampled over each other in a mad rush TO
get to the sidewalk The wild shouting OF
the crowd IN the street only served 10
heighten the excitement OF the inmates OF
the burning building.
In less than rive minutes everybody had
lett the house except Mrs. White and her
Marks In the manner described.
The origin OF the fre Is mystery which
the department Is longing to solve. The
nAmes were discovered In the apartments Of
Mary Anderson, on the third door, front. II
is said that there was no ire In the stove In
her apartments.
Fortunately the alarm was quickly re-
sponded TO and the flames were confined Ia
Mrs Anderson's rooms. Water, however,
destroyed many Of the belongings OF people
living on the nOOrs below. The damage u
| furniture amounts to $500.
The damage to the building, which is owned
by John j. Morrison, will amount TO about
$780, Insurance unknown.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
LOOK OUT FOR HIM TOMORROW.
This New Cepsus Enumerator Won't
Be So Inquisitive as the Last.

This New Cepsus Enumerator Won't
Be So Inquisitive as the Last.
Be ready for the census enumeratols to-
morrow.
There are ss7 OF them, or will be when sew
eral vacancies which exist by reason OF
designations are flled by Secretary OF state
Rice.
The enumerators will begin their work In
every election district or the city at O'Clock
In the morning. Each enumerator VIII be
accompanied by a policeman.
These enumsrators will not be so annoy
ing In their catechism as were Commissioner
pOrter's men who took the Federal census.
They are not obliged 70 make so many i'm
pertinent inquiries as TO the physical cOndi-
lion and financial standing OF individuals.
The only questions they viii have 10 ask arc
those reiatipg to the name, age, nativity,
citizenship ana occupation oI the inhabit ants
OF their district. sex, color and residence
they can make Il record OF from observation.
Tho oaths OF all the enumerators Tor nftccn
Assembly Districts were iiled with the County
Clerk before noon to-day. Al, VIII have 20 itle
their Oaths before entering upon heir duties.
Fifteen yancancics from designations were
reported this morning ana the Secretary OF
state was notified by telegraph.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
MAO SARAH AL7HEA TERRY.
Her Flight Topic Of the Day in
San Francisco
Strange Life of the rlucky Plaintiff
In the Great sharon Suit.

isrrCIAL TO THE EvrSISa wopLpl
SAN FRANcIsco Feb. i5.-The strange dis
appearance OF Sarah Althea Terry, who, as
sarah Althes HILL gained ;;ational fame
years ago In her efrorts to provo that she WAS
the wife OF ex-senator Sharon, Is a prevailing
topic OF conversation here TODAY
That she was insane was made known on
saturday. steps we're to have been taken
to-day to place her In an asylum. She was at
Editor Culbreth's house, and she stepped out
at o'clock yesterday morning. saying she
was going for a walk and would not leave the
block.
Before Mr.. Culbreth could get ready to fol.
low her she had got out Of sight and no trace
Of her was TO be obtained.
Sarah Althea Hill Terry's career has been
a strange and romantic one. She was born
forty-two years ago. Of good family, in cape
Girardeau, Mo. Her education was finished
in II convent there.
Her parents died In 1884, leaving $4,000
to herself ard her brother. She was spend
thrift, was noted for her beauty and her
temper and soon passed beyond the control
OF her grandfather, Hiram sloan, who was
her guardian.
She had many love AFFAIRS, but was tyranni-
cal TOW ards her adorers, ana never suffered
from . breath OF scandal
Rumor has II that at last, however, she was
herself smitten, and hearing that her lover
intended TO jill her, she summoned all her pow.
ers OF fascination Tor one last visit from him,
brought him hopelessly TO her feet and lhen
calmly told him all was over bstween them.
II Is related that this experience made her
utterly reckless ana may furnish key to her
after career.
In 1870, while living in suit OF rooms at a
hotel In San Francisco, where she had gone
ID charge OF young uncle, she met senator
sharon, and that portion OF her romance be-
gan.
Judge David s. Terry was her counsel in the
suit III which she afterwards sought TO prove
herself sharons wilc. He fought Tor her to
lawyer and his counsel were married, but
they did not drop the sharon suit.
sept. 8, 1888, the case was ended by an
non against ssrfh suit BY
Court. Mrs. Terry interrupted the Judge
angltly, and accused him OF having been
bought.
ner election from the room was ordered.
Judge Terry knocked down the marshal who
attempt ed to carry out the order, and alter
wards, with bowie-knife, held At bav mum.
ber Of ofiicers who sought TO arrest him:
from whose satchei In the struggle loaded
bulldog revolver dropped. were sent 10 jail
II II was this occurrence which led to the
| tragic event OF Aug. IA, 1889. at Lathrop,
Cal, In the depot hotel, when Judge Terry.
assaulting Justice Field, was shot dead by
det allied as Justice fields's body guard ON &C.
count OF the threats Terry hsd previously
made.
Mrs. Terry made scene after the shooting.
which sue did not witness, and In her
satchel, which some one took from her while
she was trying to open 1t, was again found q
loaded revolver.
In her demented state OF late sarah Althea
has believed herself iI consta ant communica-
tion with the dead Judge Terry.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
SAVED BY BRAVE FlREMEN.
Old Mrs. Gallagher Had Been For
gotten In the Rush to Get Out.

Old Mrs. Gallagher Had Been For
gotten In the Rush to Get Out.
Foremen Dobson. Of Fire Engine 80, and
Freel, OF Truck 2, made daring rescue at q
nre at 54s Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, early
this morning.
The building is OF frame, three stories In
height and is owned BY county Treasurer
Harry Adams Flames were discovered In
the cellar at 4.3O O'Clock.
Before the nreuen arrived the fire crept up
to the first floor, which was occupied by A.
Paisner, a cork-makcr.
The upper noors were occupied by the fam
lilies OF Timothy Cavanagh aud Timothy Gal
lagher. The building rapidly nlled with
smoke, and those living on the top moor had
great difficulty In reaching the sidewalk.
Gallagher and his vile escaped, but found
upon reaching the street that llagher's
mother, who Is over seventy years old, had
been lett behind
DObson and Freel fought their way through
the fire and smoke, and upon gaining the top
floor found the old woman lying unconscious
In the hall.
They picked her up and carried her down
stairs. She was cared for by neighbors and
was resuscitated shortly afterwards.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
DEATH OF GRANDMA CLEMENTS.
she Had Passed the Third Year
Post in Her Second Century.

The Health Department was this morning
notified OF the sudden death OF Mrs Mary
Clements, one OF the Oldest residents OF the
city
Mrs clements was Just one hundred and
three years eight months and fifteen days old
when she died at noon on saturday. Her
maiuen name was Mary McLaLe. She was
born In Stewartstown, County Tyrone, Ire
land. She was married at the age OF eighteen,
and bore nine children, six OF whom are still
living. Her grandchildren number thirty
two and her great grandchildren forty-two.
Since her husbands death, twenty years
ago at the age OF eighty-four, Mrs, Clements
has lived with her son John, al 100 West
Twentieth street. she was beloved by the
entire neighborhood and was familiarly called
"Grandmu."
Up to within a short time before her death
Mrs. Clements had not suffered from illness.
Her hearing was perfect ana her eyesight
good.
Her mother lived TO be one hundred and
twelve years old, and her eldest son. Edward,
is hale and hearty at the age OF eighty-four.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
CUT HIS HEAD NEARLY OFF.
Leopold Wertheim's Suicide in
His Friends Bathtub.
He Was Seventy Years Old and Had
Long Been Ill.

Leopold wertheim, seventy years old, Of "a
sutton place, committed suicide this morning
by cutting his throat with table knife. He
almost severed mis- head from his body.
Yesterday afternoon he paid visit to Her.
man Keller. who lives In the second Dat OF
30l West Fortieth street.
He proposed leaving in the evening for his
home, but at Mr.. Keller's request he remained
for the night.
He was last seen At midnight, by Miss Ida
Keller.
This morning at O'Clock he was found dead
in the bathroom, the tub being partially nlled
with his blood and the knife lying beside him.
No cause except illness can be assigned for
the deed.
Mr.. wertheim was widower and lived
with his SOL.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Seven Cases OF tho Fever Found In Q
Chicago Tenement.
my ASSOCIATED pREss.l

'BY ASSOCIATED pREss.l
CHICAGO, Feb. IA veritable pest-house
was discovered last night BY orlcers Winne-
hold and Mcclure, OF the Harrison street Sta
ton, who succeeded In running down seven
OF the nine Italians who arrived on the
typhus feyer-inected steamer Asssllia from
Palermo, reaching New York Jan. 80.
Tie unfortunate Italians were discovered
In a crowded tenement-house at Eighty-frst
and Lime streets close beside the Weste a
Indiana Railroad tracks, aud only stones
throw from the thickly settled district around
the Weber and Abbott carriage factories In
Auburn Park.
Crowed into single room, the officers yes
tegiay found Dominica Gabamort, his vile
and fve children. all injected with disease
u spreading the contagion about them.
None appeared TO I've seriously Ill, and the
officers allowed them TO remain until the
Health Department can be nottned this
murGing.
Two other passengers on the infected
steamer are known TO be In chicago, anu are
supposed 10 have located on Milwaukee ave-
nue.. No trace Of them can bs found
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Wire News IN Brisf.

Fire destroys the business portion OF Allertou,
Ia. Loss, So 900.
D.t.cu,r lanes II. Browu, Of Columbus a.,
ron nrctrdwith tho sdney Beil case, !. niissing at
San Francisco. Foul play 10 suspeNted.
William HAss-ll, an insane farmer at Nashville,
Tenn Kills his wife With an axe and then cuts his
own throat,
The soath-b bound passenger train on the Gull
Colorado and SsutA Fsn wrecked near Brsuham
Tex. SdwArd tischi 10 seriously hurt.
Il u reportsd from Cape GirArdeAu, Mo-, that
the railroad transfer steamer Nioe-Presidsnt is
burned.
In q qvarrei ct stiiwstsr, Mon. @. II. Coun
tryman 70 thot and killed ~ his cousin.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
RESCUED IN MIDCCEAN.
The Crew OF a Sinking Brig Taken
on by the Steamship Orinoco.

The steamship orinoco arrived from Bcr-
muda this morning with capt. Richardson
aud eight men OF the American brig Annie
s,orcr as passengers
The Storcr LETT Philadelphia for Hay ma on
Jan. II, but sprung aleak and Mas abandoned
IN MD ccau iu a Sinkiug condition. Her
crew WAS rescued by the OrinocO.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

Judging by the usual conditions OF weight,
form aud distance, the races al Gloucester
to-day may result as follows:
First Race -BarthenA. Fast Time, Lakewood
Second Race-Darius, West Farms, Santa Rita
colt.
third Race-Iotion. Fernwood. Glostsr.
Fourth RAce-cortioelli, Bohemian, Ballston.
siIth Race-Carnesie, Monroe. Little Addie.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
REV. JARVIS WORDEN ON TRIAL.
Did Hc Draw Pay as . Presbyterian
After Changing HIS Faith2

The trial OF Rev. Jarvis Worden on charges
affecting his standing as a Presbyterian
minister was resumed to-day IN the Charles
street United Presbyterian Church. The
Rev. W. G. Martin, pastor OF the First United
Presbyterian Church, Jersey City, pr, sided.
1t Is charged against Rev Mr.. Worden that
about two months ago he was conti med In
the Protestant Episcopal faith. and that lie
continued to receive emolumenis for some
weeks alter from the United Presbyterian
Church.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Watching the Aassillis's Passengers

I,rrrrN TO THH rvrsIso w,rLp.i
NEWARK, Feb. l5.-The nyo men who an
rived on the steamship Massiilia and who
came to Newark have as yet developed no
symptoms OF typhus, but they VIII DO keps
under observation FOR twenty days
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Portugal Will Not Take Part in the
Worlds Fair.
irY AssOcIArHD rnEII

LISBON. Feb. l5.-In consequence OF IN.
financial crisis Portugal will not take part In
the worlds Fair At Chicago The Chamber
OF Deputies has adopted the principle Of the
Retrenching bill.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Two Patients Found To-Day in .
Hester Street Tenement
All Incoming Russian Passengers
Held in Strict Quarantine.
Seven Cases Of tho Dread Disease
Discovered in Chicago.

and 435 new arrivals from Russia detained ~
Quarantine Is the record Of the typhus epi.
demic to-day.
Two OF the new cases were discovered this
morning In an entirely new quarter-in tho
big tenement at 81 Hester street.
The health officers thought they had ali
the persons who had been exposed TO conta-
gion under observation, and when they
learned OF the outbreak In Hester street they
became greatly alarmed.
Dr.. Edison was notified at once, ana made .
personal investigation. He set to WORK to
obtain history OF the cases, and found that
they were two OF three children who
had been at D Essex street, one
of the injected houses, from where
they had been surreptitiously removed BY
their father before the health officers took
charge of the premises. The patients were
sent to North Brother Island, aud the other
child was returned to Essex street.
The Hester street dwelling has been placed
under observation.
The third case was that Of an adult from
Essex street, In whom the symptoms Of the
dread disease developed yesterday.
DR.. Percival, who with DR.. Lorenzo, 10 In
charge at the Riverside Hospital, reported
this morning that at 10 o'clock the censua
showed seventy.seven patients, all very sick.
During the night q child was born. It
opened It's little eyes, gave feeble cry and
died. There is very little hope for tho
mother, weakened from want and disease.
She may soon follow her babe 70 the grave.
An the steerage pAaasnsers OF the Inman
liner, City Of Berlin. among whom :the pres
ence OF typhus fever Is suspected, were this
morning removed TO Hoffman Island. The
vessel WAS fumigated and permitted 70 come
up to her dock.
The most rigid precautions win be taken 70
prevent the landing OF any moro typhus.
infected immigrants.
Health onlcer jenkins this morning
ordered 435 Russian refugees removed
to Hoffman Island for observation unt
the period OF incubation IL owe
OF these 500 arrived on the Hamburg lincr
Russia, 7B ON tho Red star steamship Bel-N
senland and 40 on tho Inman liner City Of
Berlin
Darta Limenkos, forty-nve years old, was
taken sick during the voyage on the latter
vessel. Her symptoms are suspiciously like
typhus, and her case viii be carefully
watched.
Another case OF typhus among tho Mas
sillia's passengers who were sent out Of town
was heard OF this morning. 1t was that Of .
man who was sent TO Oakdale, Mass. By tho
United Hebrew Charities
DR.. Edson also received q despatch nom
Health Ofdcer Charles v. Chaplin, OF Provi-
dence, R. l., reporting the condition Of one oe
the Italians who also came over on the Ma.
sillia The despatch stated;
The evening world., 1892-02-15

him have his way about little things and
woman is almost sure to have hers In big
ones.
subtle nattery goes a great way. Let him
other men tell him when he looks well, and
don't quarrel sometimes man VIII be
cross; don't notice him at such times. Leave
the room, and he will be ashamed OF himself.
Make yourself attractive to him, but also
let him teel that you attract other men. lave
friends among men, but show your husband
the preference over ALL
Never let his respect for you lessen. curb
curiosity, avoid doubts--encourage him In
having his friends at home. ! cant under.
stand women feeling hOuored when their
husbands remain at home with them. Ny
husband says he doesn't enjoy going. out
without me, ana think It Is because have
always tried to be companiona ble-and we
are thoroughly good friends
The evening world., 1892-02-15

HALt's"BErwEES IHE ACrB " and Bravo, lOc. F.;
HALF DINE. So, All-Tulssaco Cigarettes are the
only Brand. made by Thos H. Hall. EstAb'd 1885. a.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
OF One Of the Cross Molina
Murder Conspirators.
fBY AssocIArEp PRESS.

fBY AssocIArEp PRESS
LONDON, Feb. 15.-Among the prisoners who
were convicted eight years ago at the Cork
Assizes for completely in the cross Molina
County Mayo murder conspiracy, was a
prominent member OF the Land League named
MacAuley. He was sentenced TO term OF
Imprisonment that would have expired in
1894, but to-day by order OF the Government
he was released.
At the time MacAuley was tried, flve others
including Thomas DAILY. were convicted OF
the same offerse and each received a similar
sentence. The only one now in prison Is
DAILY.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
POINTERS ON THE RACES.
Horses That Will Run for Purses
at Guttenburg To-Day.

No one can nnd any fault with the pro-
gramme OF races to be run on at Guttenburg
to-day. Every one OF the six events contains
heavy entries, and each promises an exciting
contest.
1t would be hard to bring together better
class OF horses than those entered in the nth
race. G. W. Cook, vagabond. Early Blossom,
Marie Lowell, servus, Bitten, Macintosh. In
novation and the Torchlight colt ought 70
make race that will be long remembered by
the Guttenburg race-gcera
The second event, with Fireny, Matagorda
nlly, MONDAY, Tioga, Comet and othes
named:to go.ougnt also to furnish an excellent
contest. The track will be dry and fast
The full list OF entries Is Is follows:
frat Race. Purse 5000, for beatsn horses; sell.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Austria Appoints Commissioners to
the Worlds Fair.

TFf NBbOVINTED
VIENNA, Feb. 15.-The Gazette announces
that Archduke Charles Louis has been nonai-
mated patron OF the Austrian section at the
Chicago Fair. while Marquis Won Bacquehem,
the Austrian Minister OF Commerce. becomes
President OF the Austrian Commission, which
is the strongest ever appointed by Austria
for any International exhibition.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

The LARGE TELESCOPEs In the
United St,trs In uss in 1893 wiit BE-
found aJv steS IL THk WORLD Al
MANIC.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Extending the Block System On the
D. & O.

Pm LNpslruIA, FEB, l5,-The Philadelphia
Diyisioa OF the Baltimore and Ohio, between
Philadelphia and Baltimore, beginning to-day
will br operated according TO the block signal
system. As soon as possible the lines west VI
Baltimore VIII use this system.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

Tho WEITHER AND sTORM STG-
NAILS og the Uatted States WsstA%e
BARGE. ~iH BE- Gs.'.d itsstrsisd " rA1
WORLD ILAsISAC for 1899.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
N. dc Lssseps's Condition Improved,
but Friends Still Anxious.

PARIS, Feb. l5.-The condition OF N. de
Lesseps, whose critical illness was announced
yesterday, has improved. His friends, how
ever, are still anxious concerning him.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

This race Is q hard one 70 select winner
from. G. W. Cook. Early Blossom, Servus
and Bitten, all look TO have an equal chance
to win. The writer Will select servus 70 win
because when they last met at six iurlongs
G. W. Cook only beat her q head, and then he
only carried 103 pounds.
Cook may be the runner up. Early Bios
som and Bitten should be right In the night.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
The Card at Gloucester.

The closing event may go TO Azrael, with
Longstride secoLd and John Hickey third.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

The finish IN this race may be between Brus-
sells and Perlid, and the former having six
pounds the best OF the weights may be nrst
under the wire. Brown Charlie may beat the
others.
Fourth Race. Purse sAoo. for bsstsn horses;