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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-17
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THE r., J.. md Il.
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders and
Election of Officers.

Annual Meeting of the Stockholders and
Election OF Officers.
The stockholders of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company met in the sixteenth annual
session yesterday at noon.
The report Of the board Of directors
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Gross revenues OF the company. .$74e, SsS
Operating expens es................ 455,57zO8
s2sOsl5So
Fixed charges and interest....... S4,457.S9
Net revenue. ........................S 1871
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surplus. .........................S 49,634H
Oc.g62II '''.'.''''''''''..''o 'sluauIoll5d
Net surplus ..........,.........S3l 937 81
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EETIHGs.

CLAY WARD ACTiVES.-THE MEMBhhs
4 81 this Climb are requested TO assemble a.
Belyldere Hall THIS EVENING At O'CLOCK
sharp TO take part in the parade.
EVAN SNEAD, President
PHO. CABELL, Secretary. nol7-H
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE TINES
rs LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE IN
ITS HISTORY, AND is STEADILY IN
CREASING.
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OF THE TINES is NOW GREATER
THAN ALL THE OTHER RICHMOND
PATERS COMBINED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-17

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-17
DRY GOODS. kc.
1}}'(oFE!N
(0NPANY
Il, 10, IS and II east Broad.

Tuesdays rain made this DRESS
GOODS wonder longer lived and
there are enough Of those patterns
at S3.75 to give you ample Selec-
ton yet. These goods opened the
season at $40 and SII in New York
and the importers thought they
couldn't bring over too many, but
they did. You reap the benefit.
Seven different colorings.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11
Gin Saafstsiiaf.

Ra6Oem erif fiirSlit bsim gesirts.
seri6te in Wien eine SdnssriM rpcaeu
elmer su tief ausgei9nittenen Robe an.
9etla9t mar, bate ii6 jiinsit Elm jun.
ges Wfdoden glei6fals tpe9en eines on.
9ebli6 allsu befolletirten &leioes, mel.
Dies lie auf einem 9auernball auf Der
S66nbrunnerltrabe setra9en bate, 30
DerantnorteH.
Mnna Grmeoer, 10 1eibt Die slnge.
flagts, ertldrte iif fir ni6ti3uloiq.
Sic iei nit mebrereH Sreunoinnen, bie
genat 10 gefleioet 9eiUgien leien tuie lie,
auf beR gall seeangen, uno penn Dem
Serrn GfoBler, Der iie aneessiat bate,
ibr 9leiS gu tief ausgef6nitien ibien,
70 miiiie n Die bunoert anoeren WlGo.
den, pelGf genau 10 gefleibet maren,
rein iiberlefen baba,. Gie berief iid
auf' eine gtstbe Don 3eueilgnen nno ea
uari6irte cue itattli6e 9nsabl BON
biibi6en nbeisren" StibennsahbeR unG
eanigen Sonrsn auf, ipel1e oamala
ausnabmslos ibren 9hlsaang qebabi
b@tten. Die stusiage aaer bisier 3su.
ginnen ldBt iid' in ben @orten sufam.
meIfaiien: y4usgei1nitten parem iui,
glae ein wenig, aber nur 10, ME es ff
idift.
@s ipuroe barauf Serr Seroinane
8oBler, Der Die 9lnseige erituttet gatte,
als 3eitge Dernommen.
Hi6ter. Warlm fiel Sbreu bic Nu,
seflagte beIonoers auf2
3eu9e: 60 tief beeolletirt iinb gau.
ernmlb6en ,pebcr in Wirtli6feit, nod
auf einem anitdnoigen gaGe. Sd
nlodte' mid 9egen ben 8orlpurf Der.
ipabren, als lei i'd Elm fbaoenfrpber
Senuneiant
Gitter: 8ieien @prtpurf fat ia SHE.
man6, gema6t. SIT es: ri6tiq, oab
aud anoere Wido1en TO- setlei6et ma,
ren2
3euge: Sd muB iaaen, baB i6 mir
nidt 9llle an9eIeben babe.
Gi6ter: Sie slngef1a9te bebuuptet,
Sic ieien ibr tpegen elmer frii6eren
2iebibaft, Die iib aber seri6lus, se.
bdiiig.
3euse; 8, oas bate ear ni6ts su
bebeuten.
3pei anoere mannlihe 3eugen, Die
nod pernommen muroen, meinten, es
batte Elm minber aus9ei6nittenes 9leio
BET allen nSauernmdo6en" ni6ts ae.
i6aoet, allein, baB burtb bas @oltiim
Der glngeflagten ober bur6 bic anberen
eoitiime Der slnitano perlebt iporoen
mdre, fonne bhr6aus, nift bebauptet
merben, anoernfalls hattie lit aud Der
inlpitirenoe poliSeibeamte gum Sin.
fbreiten peranlaBt gefunoen, 9lud
tOnne getrolt bebauptet tperoeu, bas
auf feincren Sdllen, Die nidt in ben
8orOrten, ionoern in ben ele9anten
Sbeilen Der Staot abgebalten wcroeR.
bic &oben minoetens ebenio tief ausse.
f6nitten ieicn.
Ser u dter fdllte barauIbin Elm fret.
iprebenoes GrtenntniB uno Die qanse
groBe SallGelcllldaft uerlieB, bic Ior=
9dnae siemll9 lebbaft oiseutirenb, oea
Saa[.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11

,pr wlepsr fauen. Das Jung,
Weib lddelte; iie fdisp sIiidlid
an iein, fir ibr.n @eIiebten iterben ~
biirfen. Sbre rpeiBe, Don ben iawarSen
9aaren einssra9mte Stirn ifrablte pou
elmer ssnl5iiiiliden Sd0nbeit. Gaprol
erbebte. DieIen 9Iid, Der ibn in SeIis,
felt psrietts, follte er ME mebr iebeni
bieier roisnfarbsns Munb. an be6er
2ddeln er iid erfrsut bate. foute err
bleiden; bieieI beiBpuIiirenbe 2eib,
beHen Duft er nod JEST auf ieineu
9ippsn fiblte, ioIts talt unb Isblos
ueroen2 Die Singer Ieiner trampf.
bait seballten Jauit Iolten iid; ein
beige Slutlpelle ities aus ieinem 6ersep
empor, Bis gu ieinsn Iusen. Gas Giier
entslitt feincr oanb, rollte bunpf ouI
ben Geppid, unO bcr arme Manu iant.
potter Sdam iiber feline Sdwd6e.
fdludseno unb faiinnsslos, ben Col
erfebnenb, obne bic 9raft su babsn,
ibn Su seben, auf's SOpba.
Seunne iprad feiu @opt. Sic madh
bem 6iirlten elm 3ei6en, baB ct Der
g(us9an9 beniisen iolle, uno Iebnte iid
bann, bitter uno nit reiisnirtsm Ser.
gen, an ben Samin. sic crwartete Der
Msoment, no jsner llnsliidIi6e, Dor
befen 9iebe iie eben erit einen 10 mad,
tigen unb idmerspollen 8emeis erbaltsn
pieber in's Gebsn suriidtebren wiiros.
Ser9ius mar uerl9wunosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11
Tas oeutidJe 0oIfSlieo.

SIN @erclu Der 2iinltler utlo Runit-
frelnoe Su gBiesbaoen belt, iuie oas
oortige vSagblatt" beri0tet. Serr Or.
3inier eiuen gortras iiber bas oeut4
I6e SolfslieO. Sur Gbarafteriltit beg
SoltslieOeS bcmertt &eoner, oaB es ii1
nit glllem bcl6aftigt, mas Die Seele be.
pest, pab eS iib ilber ale @erbdltniile
ausbreitet. Sein ltripruus iei unbe.
tauut, Die Melooie iei Die SauptIade,
Der 2cib, Der Sert oagegen nltr Die Sc.
manoung; oas Soltslieo miIiie illtuitip
srfabt, nibt nit ituoirteu 0Borten ser.
legt weroen. &eoner 9e1t ferner aui
ben llnterldieo ein slpilden benz BOLTS
lieO unb Dem boltstbiimlibcli 2ieoe.
Oas 8olt Siebe bas eritere Dor, Der Sc.
biloete oas lebtere. Sas poifst9iilnlibe
Cleo babe einsn Iater, oas 8oltslieh
aber iei ein Waiicntinb, Niemanoes
gigent9um, Seoermann bereoele oaran
beruml, uud wdre Die 8idtllng Der Serie
In oemielben teinesluegs INNER cine lc.
glide. Sas e6te Spltslieo perelib er
nit einem eAteu ibluarSmdloer yauern,
mdo6en, oas poltstbiimlide aber NIT
e!ner Same, bic nur 8auerutrubt an.
selegt bdtte. llniere neileren logenann-
ten Solfslicoer ,2orelep", ,SteH ib in
fiuitrer Wtitterna6t" &c. Ieieu teine cd.
ten Voltslieoer, ioubern es ,pdreH nur
poltStbiimlibe Glemente IN Oenlelben
entbalten.
8eonet fiibrt oarauf cine 4n5abl bon
ebteH Tpltslieoeril al, Don ben friibe=
item 3eiten bis auf Die ueuere 3eit in
brOnOlosiider Srouune. 1llit beiun-
oerer gSarnle 9eoentt 9tebuer Der gSic-
senlieher. erludbnt Die Hatbiel=, 5rint.
lno Wauoerlieoer, riibmt an ben Sic.
beslieoeru Die h0ae unb iinnise 3eih-
nllng Der ge3ie9ungeu, aud oab Die
5arbe i'll Oeien 2ieoeru inlmer cine
belonOerc geOeutun9 babe, ebenio bebt
er Ole reBpolle pDetil6e 9lufiallun9 Der
um9ebenoen gtatrr berpor, wel1e oarin
6erportrete. S6lieBlitb felt 9eoner
Die 6rage, oh oas Goltslieb iiberbaupt
nod i'm Golte lebe in Der friiberen Se.
oeutilng, uito er muB oiele 6rage leloer
berneinen; in Der nellelten 3eit lei
alleroings Mandes 9ei6eben gu ieiner
BHe9e. es gang Dieber slt beIeben, lei
unmO9lib, ebenIo wie Die gieoerein-
liibrung Der Solfstra6ten. Die sSra9e
aber. oh oaiIelbe Sriihte eetragen babe.
lam or Iet wobl bejaben, uniere er6B-
ten 9i6ter bdtten fib an Sas Golfslieo
angelehnt uno Strait iino glnreaung
gum S6aItea aus i6n sesosen, 10
6joetls. Burger, Seine &c. 9lu6 fir
Die Muiit ware es bon gr0Bter Sebeu.
tlne 9eueIen. Geoner fiibrt ipesiell
Beethoven uno feline innigen gesiebun.
gen gum 8oltslieoe an; ibliebli9 pies
er alii oas Goltslieo ols ipidtiges muli.
'alii6es Grsiebun9smittel bin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11

= Ger taftlpie Seeel. :
@irtb (u cinem griBen, Der beim Sc.
9eln ltatt alle neun nur aht gemprfen
bat): Spbeit perseiben Sic giitiglt hem
neunten Seeel feline 6teael6Qitioteit!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11
ginune3panSisits 8apiteL

9lIs Sersius pon 6srsos fortsins
ridtete CT fsine S9ritte mad Der StraB,
ct. Dominique. Gr mollte ieim
9simfebr iouieI aIs m6slid uer;osern,
nun aber iiatsn i9 bic Strabei
nit Menidsu. unb sr flrdtste, Ys'
tannten Su besesnen. Setn Gutidlui
rpar sefaBt, er mollte benz Gmpfans,
Der ibn babeim srpartete, bic Stirr
bieten. untermess ibsrlests er nod,
wie er iid su uerbalten babe, wdblh
feline gertbeibisunssmittsl unb iudh
ben Huntt ausiiuois su madsn, aui BEN
cine gusiobnuns NIT ieiner sefiirdtetcr
S6pieserlnutter moslid ,pdre. Sa
StOIs mar ibm sdn1lib uersansen. e.,
iibIte iid traitIos, gebro9sn. glie
mauo, uuBsr Srm Oesuarennss. mai
nod i'm Stunbe, ibm pisoer aui bit
Ssine gu beIfen. gbenio fsis I'M llu
slif wie uausriddmt i'm @obIltauo,
mar er fdon i'm 8orauS snti9IoHcn,
aue Oemiitbisuusen. Die ibm Die Yrin
sipaIin auferlessn wiiros, rubls bnsu,
nebmtn, poransseiest. DAB iie ibn burd
ibrc Brotsttion rette,
Gr mar non 6nrdt erflut, wuBts a
bod nitt einmal, pie melt ibn 6ersos
nit iieb fortseriilen babe. Der iittlidp
9aIt mar ibm sdnsIib abbanben sefom,
men nnb ct por uidt msbr i'm Stauoe,
bic aanSs SeSsutuns ieiner S9ulb 81
srmeiien. obi6ou er Die @efabr, in Del
ct idwebte, rebt gut fiibIte. Gr erin;
aerte ii9 Der letten @orte oes 6inans
MAINS: pgsidten Sic Sbrer Trou
lie allein fann Sie aus be-
6Ismme ;ie9sn."
tShluR foIat.l
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-20
WATER. wArKR EvERYw4gRE.
Horrible Devastation by the s1oods ds-Pec. ile Drov ned snd Farms Laid Waste.

 Horrible Davastatlon by the e1oods Pec-
 pie g3rov.ncd xnd Farms Laid Waste.
 The news from the oyeri.gwed dis tyicrs is anpalling. From every DOT tiuu of the state comes intelligence Ot death and destruction wrought hy the resistless waters In the loElanCs along all the streams are wreck and ruin that defy description. Homes have been swept away, farms sub merged and people and cattle drowned.
 at l2edfeid five persons were stsud- ing on the bank of the Arkansa5 river yesterday evening when a cave oc' cured and they were drowned. A later report states that twenty-five per sons were drowned at this point. Ike lief parties left Little Rock for the scene last night.
 i large portion Of Argenta is under water md the Elite lumber company s laige tWo-story plant was undermined and swept into the river yesterday. The machinery bad been removed. Just above the Elite company's site stands the Little Rock Cooperage eompany's plant. This is under water and the buildings are falling into the river.
 All the plantations along the river are under water, aud all crops are de- stroyed. The tenants on some Of the farms are milking cows from boats.
 Thousands of feet of the Fort Smith road are under water and the mines at SpaGra and other points are flooded.
 Red river has reached a higher point than ever known and appalling damage has resulted in the bottoms.
 White river has spread over all the lowlauds and great distress is reported.
 The course Of the Ouachita is marked with destruction.
 There is not a foot Of bottom land in Faulkner county that is not oYerfowed. Two negroes were drowned yesterday in that county by the capslzinS or skiff.
 The bottom lands at Plummeryille are oyerfio~od and people are fieeln5 in boats, abandoning their household goods.
 At i0:90 last night the Arkansas river was falling at Fort Smith and rising at Little Rock.
 Trains were abandoned on the Cot tor Belt road below Pine Bluff last night.
 Hundreds Of people are reported drowned and millions of dollars worth of property destroyed along the Mis- sonri and upper Mississippi rivers. The Mississippi is stationary at Arkan- sas City. Ark. with 49.l feet on the guage, stationary at GreenYille and Natchez, Miss, and failing at New Or leans, and Fiellsburg. At Memphis the river rose 8 foot yesterday, and is covered with driitwood.
 Rain fell yesterday in Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Minnesoto, Iowa and Arkansas.
 The Arkansas was higher at Morrill, ton last night than ever known, and still rising.
 Reports this morning indicate the water falling in the St. Francis bottoms, though the rain which prevailed all last night and at intervals this morn- ing. coupled with the volume coming down from above, may check the fall.
 It is hoped, however, the worst is over.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-20
The Columbian cyolopeaia.

Volume XXtII. of the Cyclopedia carries this excellent work from the titles Paysandu to Pittston. These titles, considered geographically, are seperated by long distance; the ore being the name of a town In Uruguay and ths other g. b9rOuSa ia PennsyiFS- uiG. la respect to the variety of it's contents ths volume has c still wider range, Among the subjects which will attract the general reader arc the Peabody Educational Fund; Peasants War, tEe terrible scream of oppressed humarity" in Germany in the I6th century, Pen, an intersting sketch ot the development and manufacture Of this important instrument; Pencil; Pensions and Pensioners, nearly 5 pa7es; Perception; Periodicals: Per petual Motion, with several ilMstra- tions; PesSimism; Petroleum, Phiiology, II pages; Philosophy; Phonetic Alpha bet; Fhonogcaphi Phosphorus, Fhot0g- :aphy, l4 pages; PhTenoloEy, nearly I5 pages; Physiognomy, and Physiology. lp tha line of geography we find articles or Picking: Pennsylvania, 2 pages, in- Cludiug valuable statistical tables; Per sia, Philadelphia, mere than F pages. EhCeuicia; Pitcairn Isl2nd, settled by f4AA -AtNGA3 VI ki4C iSgi-Ay1 atlN q 2ttN@ 6urgh. IT, the line ot biography we f0d many noted names, including George Peabody, the philanthropist: Dom Pedro. late emperor of Brazil; Sir Robert Peel; Pelagious. the theQ. iogian: William Tenn; Emile and Isaac Pereire, the great French hnan- ciers who founded the Credit Mobilier: Pericles, the Greek statesmen; Pe- traTch, the poet of Italy; Austin Phelps, the educator, and William Walter Phelps, the statesman; Phidias, ths Greek sculptor; Wendell Phillips, the refovmer and orator; Timothy Picker ing: Franklin Pisroe, the president; Charles C. FiGcRney, author of the famous phrase "Milli0ns for defense, but not q cant for tribute;" and Will jam Pitt. the English statesman. Among the topics which will be con suited by religious people are Eelagia- nism, Pen tateucn, nearly & pages; Pen tecost; Perfecti0nism; EerfectiOnists; Perseverance 0f the Saints; Peter, the apostle; Pnarisees; Pietism; Pilgrim; and Pilgrim Fathers, 3 l-2 pages. The farmer will find articles on tho Pea; Peach, Peanut. Pear; and Phillox- era; the student will find many inter estipg articles on mythological char acters; many legal topics are treated; and there are subjects along all other lines of investigation. ln the various lines specified we have, of course, only given 6 very few from large number of the topics treated. The work Is wonderfully complete and is brought dowd to date. The subjects are ably treated and the large number of illus trations form very helpful feature of the work. The paper, press work and binding are excellent. We heartily commend this cyclopedia which, in many important respecs, is a great advance on any of its predecessors. it IS sold by agents. Descriptive cir culars and specimen pages can be ob- tained by addressing the publishirs,
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The Forrest City times., 1892-05-20
a1rEQM0.

tyeily Davis Egn3cns, AsiL, yf.tss; s3Sr Brll-s Sassppasilsa hys rc psvSaa ray AraifR wonderfully. s.sc greatly hcE-0Ted @Y kews 1isssS<e<<e, xod 1 USs tesy vexk vito tss @psss5t c. sr. at EIyses sYlfnsfed exckt pata- sos nosg tSeS cai.s v<-i ASaxs.e
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-20

Ey Esay ossr ana nchsy locking ltsga ceaid nss bed eAved by it's rS% ya1tist3 eivias 1t Dc. Joan Eans, Wc.s-a A<xsaetk They tssse good psShs g ccntS
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-20
McElree's 8 Wine Of cardui

and THEDFoRO'S BLACK DRAUGHT are for sale by the following merchants in Forrest City: J. J. Evans.
 Winthrop & Co.
 c. F. Hinton.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-20
SHCE AND SLIPPER DEPARTMENT.

Our stock of LADIES AND GENTS SLIPPERS AND SHOES is the largest and best in Eastern Arkansas. We have just received elegant line of custom made Oxford Ties and Slippers They are hobby. We warrant them as represented and you may take them at the very bottom prices. If you want to have an elegant fitting shoe, scr viooable and comfortable, headquarters for them.
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-20
Notion Depar rtnnent

We this department nothing ing you you call for We s DRESS TRIMMINGS BRAIDS GIMPs JETTs Etc., Our of HOSIERY the largest your city Ask to BOYS RIBBED HOSE also Lads al 5o The LA DIES hANDKERCHIRFs you ever saw for &c.,
The Forrest City times., 1892-05-20
WOMEN.
Ths hssi Saas roelss fhs c.sdip fs tks
 hAas tAss Ealss tho wefsL

Its hssa sn7s r5elts Sss c:sde ts 83
 hAs4 tass Taiss sso wetsl
 fns influence cs rsosher, she isfhaepcs tf | seS,N tsse SsaycnD q | *tfA 1b4 wosld fosie tas sad1s',on Il shepes GS .t.tss's s.zs ior y!ie's ssts nan viii Sersvs to De hcnorao'0 tsc beuoinas sue haoua tie becomes ssccsssful IIappS Gae hoassso.2 where the woSaoU folks a1b cAssrfu,, ccntened, aad hsppy. How pitahis the home vhcfo mother, sirtaf, q rife iios th. How grand the remedy tkxt k ruitod Co tdc iis ot womaphsod and 0Iot sy,rdcat woasn tc hnoith ind 1lrsSgtE w FAX WOM EN such . rsnetiS E Dx. sobn pali's sarsF Tor tho weesaeeaes and dSssrezs tnsisssat Q srd following Q condition oi discrtierea female trpationa la rev.vae strenethelA snd ssgalatss tt.a ie1aicsoe e9nstaftiga- Ars- Mary 2. Wilsifsoa. ysclsou. Fesh, writes.
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The Forrest City times., 1892-05-20
LacesS, LaCes ElnbrOiderieS s FlounCing|

LADIRS is tho time yourselves rich" in these de- We bought these goods cheaper this than be- fore, the benefit. Think of it. Will sell ee EMBROIDERY SUIT, yards eaoh long, black white g 25 and upwards They worth double the money SWISS HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES positively bought selves.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-11
THE REVOLUTIONS
those in Fun az, 30 by tn
Strand Jtry TO TIL Circuit curt
SatuTdaN.

ThO>e in Fun AZ, 30 by til
Grand J'ry TO TIA" Cirrutu curt
Saturday.
The resolutions adopted ny the grand
jury sud reported INTO The circuit cour,
Saturday. AMI brief out me OF eh.cl
appeared 10 Saturdays ARGUS. are ap-
pended in full:
WHEREAS THIS grand jury has had al
unusual amount OF work Brought before
II, and that We realize that il Is ONLY by
the constant and persistent efforts OF our
states attorney that we have been en-
abied to complete our work IN 50 short
TIM he It therefore
Resolved, That his grand iIrv tender
hearty vo;e of th4nKs To NJ. VI. S,ur
geon, states attorney. for his v4luaD e
assistance and unfIriag eff grls 50 n.crs
sary for the prompt disposition Of rur
work brought before ais uotF: .. II far
Their
Resolved. That We also ex,-ui e. vote
of thanks Ia The sheriff snG MS deputies
for the promptnrss lney havr suyau 10
bringing tue necessary witnesses before
US
We, 20 committee appointed to eX-
anime the III, would respectfully rruorr:
We have ~ mined said jail. anu i1d II
Kept m a neat, c t cOullrior. but find
the al IN an unsafe condition IN ever,
Particular. We ind IS pTi> ,ners 36
male and two fel. ale, vuo 4re Al salts
fed with the treatment We would re
spec fully INQUEST your honor4b ( bod To
petition the pIsrd OF supervisors % have
the jail hX-d IN safe condIriou
10 take care of the prl,on-
ers. /. We would recommend the On ale
prisoners in rooms by themselves ?
The boys ny them selves. The fe-
males, we would respectfully ass
TO have separate entrance for them to
pass and repass outside the male depart
ment. We fed by inquiry that the grand
juries have from time To time instructed
report to the honorable court and We fad
by inquiry of the circuit clerk. George
w. u Imole, that copies of similar re-
ports have been handed The chairman OF
the honorable bosri OF supervisors. and
they have been unhaeded
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-11
Our Paul in Peril.

a young r 'ck Islander had a verv
chilly bath on this side of the river yes>
terdav neon He is an advertising sole
itor for the Nolks L .itung, # Rock Ii
aud, and had been doing little mis-
sionsry wOrs 10 his city. He started
home across the ice al point near the
foot OF Harrison street There WAS no
trail there. and he ice had not been
tested, so 1t was not surprising matter
that he broke through Faux Emerson
of the Milwaukee round house fore.
hurried TO his aid summoning Others
ais D, and between them the. nonssd the
poor fellow, wbo was immersed u his
eyes almost. and finally landed him He
was completely subdued and very damp
He was taken TO room in the St. James
hotel and put to b, d. He Will ne all
right IN day or So. and he will also
know more Davenport Democrat.