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, 1892-12-29

PHILADELPHIA, December 29.-The final
account of the estate of the late Congress-
man Samuel ] Randall shows he left prop
erty valued at $3.50 while the fees of the un-
dertakers and physicians who attended
him were S1194.
, 1892-12-29

Weaver, Mason & Hamlin and A. B
Chase organs on easy payments. olympia
Music House, 400 Adams street.
, 1892-12-29
MRS. ANNIE BESANT.
A Quiet Discourse at the Olympia
Hotel This Morning.

The High Prtestess OF ThcOsOphy
Entertains the Branch society
and Gives IntructiOn Upon Life
and immortality.
Members of the branch theosophical so.
ciety and individuals curious to behold a
famous parsonage, assembled in the Olym-
pia hotel this morning and passed an hour
listening TO Mrs. Annie Besant's directions
for attaining to higher plane of existence
in this life, and of gaining Immortality
after death.
A circle was formed as a matter Of con-
venience. Mrs. Besant at one side, facing
those who were eager to hear her speak
Numerous questions were asked and an
swered relative to points touched, but not
developed in the lecture last night, and in
several instances personal experiences were
given relative 70 thought transference and
spiritualistic experiences. This feature of
the meeting threatened to monopolize too
much time and was promptly checked by
the high priestess of theOsophY.
Although her hair is tinged with grey,
Mrs. Besant's face is quite youthful and
wonder fully expressive, Her eyes speak
volumes anu db luuGl IL lAOl llOlb Adl DH
gathered from her cOuntenance as from
what she says. The ladies present, and
! they were much more numerous than the
men, exhibited a COmmendaDle degree of
/ interest in Mrs. Besant's utterances. A
feature worthy Of particular note, was the
! conversational character Of the gathering.
Questions were answered in full and
Illustrations sometimes given to make the
meaning clear. Mrs. Besant was deliber-
ate and decisive and spoke with the assur-
! ance of one whose mind was well filled
with the subject in hand. The problem OF
life and immortality was touched upon in
a number of different ways. Those pres
ent seemed to be in search of truth, and
Mrs. Besant gave them the truth accord.
ing to the standard of theOsOphy. At the
close of the meeting Mrs. Besant invited
members of the branch to retire with hel
to her room, where it is presumed the mys.
teries ofOccultism were returtherexpounded
Mrs. Resent left on the afternoon train fol
Tacoma, where she will lecture tonight.
HER PERSONALITY.
Mrs. Besant is middle-aged, medium.
sized, robust looking woman, dressed in a
plain black gown, with soft silk front
the golden double triangle of the theosoph'
ical society at her neck for a brooch, the
mystic finger ring Of Nine. Blayatsky, with
its large oval blOod-stOne setting glitter
ing on the second finger Of her left hand
and a rich gold watch chain almost con.
cealed in the folds of her dress; her head
crowned with luxuriant dark brown hair
almost turned gray, pushed back from bel
forehead a pair Of hazel eyes, kindly
indeed, but restless, penetrating and in
teligent; a face that once was beautiful
but now somewhat faded, with an expires
sion Of shrinking mOdesty and yet intense
dehant, intrepid and determined, low
voice and a rapid and rather indistlncb ut
terance.
, 1892-12-29

MRS. llangtry Dying.
LoNBoN, December 29.-Mrs. Langtry is
again reported to be in imminent danger of
, 1892-12-29

THE above article was crowded out
yesterdays TRIBUNE.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01
Nttt6tOn.

Die @rie & g. 9. So. Bat ibre
8rudenbauten i'm oberen Stabttbeile
boaenbet.
Durd bic 9tadIdfiisfeit beS Berg.
names George Sapase berIor bor els
niger 8eit Elm anberer Bergman iein
2eben. Sapase ipurbe unter $500
8ilrsidaft seitsat, bic Satcb pfinsiten
leiitete.
: Dur9 8obIenitiids bon einem
Sdub in elmer ansrenaenben 8ammsr,
meIder bic 3miidentpanb burdbra4,
purben am Montas Morssn i'm 8ars
NUM- Sbadt Sames Wbalen unb
Sames Duffp sefdbrlib unb Tbomas
Gliibman Ieidt berIebt.
: -9ipei 8naben entbedten am Don'
nerfaS Nadmittas on benz tpefIi1en
lfer SeS 9adatpanna, nabe Der 2sbigb
BAILEY giienbabn Bride, ben &brper
eineS WanneS, Der an einem nur 15
Sog lansen Stride an einsm itarfeu
Nasel bins, Der in ben 8aum seidIa.
gen mar. Die 2eide tpart absefbnits
ten unb aIs bieienise bes 9oIsn Soispt
poIanSfi erfannt, Der fiirsli1 an cine,
Der bieiisen 9ruben entlaHen tpurbe,
neil er Spuren bon Srrfnn 3siste
Das 8esrabnib iibernabm bic Mrmen,
bebbrbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01
nus benz pberen Tbale.
(NrdbaIb Gprrtfppnbtn,.)

= Mn Salem Mbenue tperben r,eue
StrabenfreusunSen seIest.
-Die GarbonbaIe Tractipn Sons
panic bat iett ALE bon Der Stabt bers
lansten 8ebineunsen erfiiqt unb ipirb
nunmebr bic grbeit in bieisr Stabt il,
Mnsriff nebmen.
Ser Bergman asipis @iIIiams
tpurbe am Sami flag Nadmiitae in benz
SO. 8 8. & $. Sdadt bur9 einen
8obIenfaa bon Der Dede set5btet. Ser
8erunslddte mar unberbeiratbet unb
tpobnte an Stib.Gburds Strabe.
(Garbonbals GSrnipOnSsus.)
Senrp Bed bat cine Tour mad
DeutidIanb ansetretsn.
= Ser @irtb @ilIiam Ball bat
SRI. &atie yan Corn bon SoneSbale
als feline 9attin beimsefiibrt.
- Ser Bergman WlidaeI s. Seans
Ion ipurbe am Samtas in Der 8. &. $.
go. s @rube burd einen 8obIenfaa
bon Der Dede i9psr berIebt.
-Sames, Der Sobn beS friber bier
irohnbaften Tbomas Scott, ieBt in
Mibbletoun, %. g.. aniaiiis, tpurbe
nabe Ietterem Stabtden ,tpifden Ons
tario & Deitern 8abntpagen berart
ssauetidt. bab er nur nod furse 3eit
Iebte. Ser 8erunsIiidte mar % SABRE
alt unb ipurbe bier beerbist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01
@apne &punta.

-Das neuIid aufsstaudte groisft.
baS niebersebrannte SoteI auf Srbins
GIiff in SonesbaIe burd Elm neueS su
erieben, unb aud an ber pafenbIten
Stslls bon Safe gtrieI Elm SoteI su er.
ridtsn, i9eint Sanb unS SUB au be.
fommen unb eS baben am kbten
Sreitase cine Insabl Serren bon Nep
Dorf iotpobl SonsSoaIe tpie aud Safe
Mriel befuht unb mad ginitdt bsr
lmsesenb baS proieft ipeiter beipros
den. gBerben bic beiben SoteIS sss
baut, 70 ssbentt man bieielben bur6
cine birsfte 8abnIinie su perbinbsn unb
au1 cine 9tpeielinie bon Der grie 8abn
bis sur 8. 8. & W. 8abn in Glmburit
su bauen. Durd einen iolhen Plan
tpirben Seranton, @Imburf, Safe IrieI
uno SoneSbale nur eetpinnen.
Safe ArieI bebedt 600 Mder unb
beKen llmsebuns umfabt ipeitere 500
Ader, unb bas sanse 1T bon sinem
SpnDifat fiir SIS, 900 fGufli1 eriporben
iporben. Sier ipirb Elm SoteI erridtst.
bas in ieiner Mrt Elm Curriculum iein
ipirb, nemIi1 elm 8obIsnpaIaft, nit $50
8immern unb Naum fir 600 @aite
Das @ebdube tuirb pieritDdis unb BIZ
Seitsnpanbe sansIid aus 8obIsn Sor
bieier @esenb beiteben.
Das Srbins Stiff SoteI tpirb eben'
falls tpieber erbaut unb bic @GIte Der,
mittsIit zines Glsbators binauf bsfDr'
bert. Cine 8abnlinie, bic SonesbaI
& 2adaipanna, tpirb bis gum Sube boz
Srbins Stiff 8ebaut unb iie ipirb bi
Difans bon scranton na9 SonssbaI
auf cine Stunbe psrrinesrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01
6tabtratb.
Common Council, 23. ssuni

Common Council, 23. Suni.
WlabDr SeuoipS reihte cine 9ui1rift
bon gol. 8oieS elm, ipeI9er auf ben
S9absn aufmerfiam ma1te, ben ieber
@eseniturm infoIse bes unseniisenben
SeuerS ieiner Sabrif sufiise.
Die bonn Select Council ansenom'
menen 8orIaeen sur grnennune zines
GomiteS. um ben butd neberi1ipemm'
unsen in Der Z. Warb anserihteten
SdaGen su unteriuden, unb mebrers
Heiolutionen iiber neue Setpers unb bic
Heparatur bon alien tpurben ansenom,
men, iuie iie bonn Select Council ems
pfoblen tporben iparen.
Cine Mense 8srorbnunsen unb 3s'
iolutionen seIan8ten sur erfen 2eiung,
unb es paiiirten erite unb stpeite 2eiuns
cine 8erorbnuns 3ur gr5ffnuns bon
3ebnter StraBe burd bas 2anb bon
Sobn g. Seatb, aur pfaiteruns bon
Dir Naep. fiir cine &bbrenIeitun8 bon
gleunter StraBe gum Slufe.
Gallagher unb &obertS tpurben 81,
benz semeiniGaftIiden Gomite ernannt,
tueIdes ben Sdaoen in Der z. @arb
unteriuden ioa.
Select gouneiI, 28. Suni.
Die @mpfeblunsen beS Gomites tpesen
Mnfauf bon feds pferben tpurben nur
gum TbeiI an9enommen.
8eroronunsen 3ur Iibelliruns bon
DeIaipare. 9lib, Sab Dbomins unb
Slb Waibinston StraBen, 3ur 8eeuIis
runs Der 8reite sstpiRer StraBen, unb
sur 8erenseriins bon Webiter, DiuI.
berrs unb Olipe StraBen ipurben ein'
sereibt.
Cine 8erorbnuns gum Infauf bon
feds Bferben fiir bas Seueroepartement
paiiirte erfe unb stpeite 2eiuns.
@esen baS 2esen zines @eleiies
stpifaen ben beiben Stabltperfen isitens
Der 2ada. g. & ct. 60. ftimmten nur
bic MitgIieber Sdipenf unb @eipbal
unb bic WaBressI paiiirte in brittsr
2eiuns.
AIS bic Srase ipesen elmer MbausSs
rDbrs in bsr gllIss iaSIid BON 9rospsei
Mpenue aufserufen tpurbe, opponierte
gbittenben unb erfIdrte, baB tpenn bic
9bbre mad benz gnttpurf bes Stabt.
seometers seIest tuiirbe, iie mebr S&as
ben ais giuten itiften ipiirbe. Dis
SADIE ipurbe an baS gomite aur
tpeiteren unteriuduns 3uriid bertpisien,
Dritte 2efuns pafiirten bic 8erorb'
nunsen 3ur Pfaiteruns bon Norb Main
4penue. unb aur @r5ffnuns bon Stpet'
lamb Maep, bon Siebenter Strabe sur
neuen Bride.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01
Deutfde BriefIiae.
Or Senry albrid, 6rau emma 8anlcn
aueult 5rani, Mlbtrt 3rr,
Sobn 9anpbtr >. 8. Wpsrs,
s. VI. Wfiatr u. Starf

Sobn W. Softer bon Snbiana 1T
aIs 9ta1foleer bon Blaine gum Staats.
ietretar ernannt unb beitatist iporben.
= SO beibt. Der beutf6e 8aiier se.
bsnfe Elm DissipIinarperfabren eesen
Siirit 8ismard ein;uleiten. neil berfelbs
pabrenb ieiner neuliden 8unbreiie aui
ben @srnesrCB ais ,ienen .iuneen
Nann" binsetpieien bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01
RBilfesbarre NaMrt&ten.

Ser Sdriftleber SbarIeS Sid itarb
AM Donneritas mad elmer &ranfbeit
bon bier Wionaten.
SER Srib glbIborn unS Der 3lsi.
berbdnbIer geatban Sprinser iinb naa
europa absereit.
-Sn benz 8robad WtorbproseB pa.
BEN bic @ei9norenen einen @abrIpru4
auf freiipiaise Ibbtuns abseseben.
-Die 4idbrise SeIene @ruber ipurbe
lebte Wode bon benz l0idbrisen Sreb.
2iem burd sinen Sdus aus elmer SIo'
bertilinte bertpunbet.
= 4n ber 8ranbitatte an Sab
MainitraBe, nabe Nortbampton. iOa
elm breiitbdises 8aditeinsebaube errid'
tet tperben, um ais SoteI su bienen.
-pe!er @ieB. in Stesmaisr's 3 8raue.
rel arbeitenb, iprans am Sonnta8 Bel
einsm pic Sic einen Abbans binab,
itiirste auf ben &opf unb ipurbe ipdter
tobiddtie, 70 baB man Jpn nad Dans
bile brinsen mubte.
-Sn &in8ston itarb am Dienitae
bic Gbsirau bss DiitriftanmaItss sllfre6
Darte. unb in Sasleton am sIeiasn
Gage Srau atrio Barbee. 8eibe bats
ten elm lan8tpierises 8ranfenIaser
burdsumaden. -
= Ser am @oobiparb BREEDER Der
8. 8. & W. So. anseiteute Tbomas
GonIan itiirste am Dienitag ben Aufs
ausSida@t binab, cine Iiefe bon 1853
SuB. Wlan fanb ben Mann 3tpar nod
lebenb, aber er farb am Nadmittase.
@r mar % Sabre alt unb binterIdBt
cine @ittpe nit sipei &inbsrn.
-Sn ber 8ate @egartbs GnseIe.
senbeit ift Srau SeIene Stubba9 am
Mitttpo6 Der 8erleumbuns iiberfiibrt
tporten, trobbem betpisien tpurbe. baB
iie bon Der Publifation bes MrtifeIs in
Der ,,grpreb" feline 8enntnib bate ;
bod ipurbe iie Der @nabe bes @eridts
empfobIen.
Die Srau bes 8ersmannes Sobn
Mnbelia bon @Ien 2pon brannte anfansS
boriser Mode nit einem ibrsr 8ot.
sdnssr bur6. Sic nabm $500 NIT,
Die ibr Mann iauer berbient bate, Iieb
ibm basssen fiinf fIeine 2inber surid.
I'm bic pfidtperseHene Nebs grant
iid Der Mann ni4t, nur bas @eIb tbut
ibm Ieib.
-Srau Goons, bic Mutter bes Mb.
Sofaten s. 8. GoonS bon Siibs3ibers
Strabe. rettete am Montas bur1 ibre
&aItbIiitisfeit Elm Dienitmabhen bonn
Iobe. Das 2ebtere bate feline 2Ieioer
am Safe in 8ranb seiett unb ipclIte
f1reisnb auf bic StraBe rennen, aIs
Srau @oonS ibr besesnete, iis nieber.
mart unb nit einem Stiid Teppid bic
Slammen eritidte.
= Ser Mitternadtsaus an bsr 81. s.
6. giienbabn fubr am Wlontas bel
Tamaqua infoIse elmer faI1d seitelltsn
@ei1e bonn @sIeiie unb bic 2ofomotibe
unb Der @epddpasen ftiiraten iiber
einen 10 SUB boben Mbbans. Ser
3usfubrsr 8m. Dolan, Der Ssuermann
Mad SreeS unb Der @epddmeiiter
SamsS MOOre erIitten sefabrIide Ser.
IebunSen.
- Gapitdn @aIp bat am Sreitag
ben ofenen 8ampf sesen bic @enibatp
Dampfer erbffnet, inbem er befabI, ies
ben berieIben niebersufabren, ipelder
8efebl aud seseniiber bem Dampfer
ManbIanb auSsefiibrt tuurbe, inbem
Der er5Bere Seitenrabbampfer ienem
nabe Der bieiisen 2anbuns ben Bug
einitieb. @aIp. Youns unb Ban 8uss
firf ipurben berbaftet unb untsr 8lrs'
fdaft ssitsat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01
OaS Xhal abmdrt6.

Sabloruille. .-9as Boitbspartsment
bat anBeiiincist, bab eS ben gtamen beS
bleii8sn potamteS >, Winoofa in 3aps
Ior' umSeanoert babe unb bic @enber.
uns am l. SuIi in 8raft tritt. Gorrss
iponbenten perben ipobI baran tbun,
bapon 9lotia su nebmen.
Die 2adatpanna SduIsn tpurben
am 9isnitas sei4IOiien.
: @sr Srsubs am S9sibsni9isbsn
bat, finbet @eIesenbeit basu am 4.
SuIi, inbem Serr Bon Deiienilub fiir
senannten Tag am Babylon SoteI,
OIb SOrse. elm @ettidisbsn um is9i
Preiie psranitaltet bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01

= George bon Wsauer. tpsIder bic
@rri@tuns ber neuen Sturses Werfe
an benz Sobnion'fden Gulmbaufen an
Waibinston Mpenue beaufFdtist, tpurbe
AM Donneritas 9fa6n,ittas bon einem
16 Sub Iansen unb l bei 8 8ol biden
Stiid 8aubola am 2opfe setroffen, bas
aus elmer S5he hon 30 SuB berab fieI.
Gr erbieIt cine A 3oI Ianse SfaIppinbe.
bod i4eint Der S6abelfnoden unbers
lest. Ser 8ertpunbete ipurbe mad Der
Wobnuns ieinss SdipaserS. 6rn. Tbeo.
b. 8onecnp, sebradt, ipo ibm bic Bette
8He8e au tbeiI iuirb. Mauer III bon
pittston. mo er cine SamiIie bat.
s~MnnOncirt lm ..8OdenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01
Bettern OrefSeb Beef.

Beffern Oreffeb Beef.
Guber ben aiuei earIaounsen 5ussridtess
NIeiid, bas mir Wontag unS 0onnerftag er.
SaItsn. empfanssn mir td8lid friid ssidlad.
tetss GIeild pom 9anbs, friide uno SaIt.gier.
Butter. &ais unb 9anoprobufte iiberbaupt
Ntr baben fsrner einen 8orratb Der beifen
Bologna @urf. friide uno ssiaI3ene SduI.
tern, Mippsn, Gtuds, Wunofiide etc. llnieu
BoIosnaiuurf iibsrtrifft alIs anbsre.
Gale & 60.
IA f0t Qadamauua Mbenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01

Serae6t nicbt,
bab man iebepeit bic beften gortbeiIe b.im
&anfe Don Saiden. uno Banbubren. sdmud.
faden. SiIbsrmaaren &c. bel
6ree N an
srbaIten farm. Gin srobsr unb .Ieaanter 8or.
ratR Der nsneftsn Ruiter. auf Die iolioefs 2rt
perterti9t. fortmdbreno uorrdtbia; aae Der.
fauttsn artitsI msroen 8arantirt.
Weparature an llbren uno Sumo.
len miro ipeaislls aufmerifamieit seidenit
20 wirb i'm @efddftbeutf&
'9tfproben.
q. @. freeman,
Bloier Blod. gde Venu Woe. uuo Sprueefr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01
Sunmpre.

- Die Dsmotratem bes bisrten 2e'
sisIatip' 'DiitrifteS bielten am Dienitas
8ormittas ibren Content in bsr 9ieiisen
Obj SeaotpS Gale ab unb nominirten
M. 6. 8urfe obne Dppoiition ais 8an'
bibat fir bic @efetsebuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01
Vreb. Martins
/, ,,Nalace" SOtel,
ass & ass Nenn MDe.

Warme uno taIte Speiisn au ieoer Sases.
aeit, Q 3obinlon's Bier au 3abf. Geniter
Yfeiter uno @onogram ednaps. gbam.
paarier uuo 8fbein @eine Ssiber 9unid
ieosn Morsen. Gleftriide ddder; tein
NReaen. SeIepbon 80. 834.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01
Gr foa 9ein 9err ieim.

Rsl.: @asparOns.@aIsn.
,,Gr iea Dsin 5srr lein", wis fol, bas tlinst
abn bic @abrtsit.bIsibt unbsoisat:
Gin @ab&sn tann-bsnisn'ssu @anm
aIs ben sspisssaisn Iobsn,
Der ii& nur aIs ein.3ittr BON @ah
DIR i'm llstrissn tii&tis srpsiR
SOnSan Der aud -wis ss isbt Yrau&,
Srast elesante 6arperoben!
sStm an Der GHnff f&Gnsr Masasm mas Iisst
gstmmt swamis Dollar (aua bic SaIfts ssntsD
uno tommt aIstann-be uns btran,
Das 1T prniinftis unb wtis!-
Osnn in BEN ~8ea Clothing Spufe~
Sinb isBt bic sommers0 s0arosrobeu aus,
Die pis bsiannt-isbr elegant
SinS sa benz uieorisHsn Yreiie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01
"Die Offce''
o epr9e Rimb a d ,
1O5 @somias slbeaae.

Wur bic ausss3siduettsn Setrdnie uno 81.
aarren peroen berabreiht.
&aIts uno parme Spsiien uno aufsrn nab.
reno Der Saiion.
lin seneists Sunoidaft eriubt erssbeuft
George Siubad
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-01
Der Sanopirthl
praetiiaer 2atbseber fur SelS unS

FkttksTeT~< <tUtTS$Ds@ Ts*@ Vy$sV s7V
Hdus.
Redigirt Won w. Wernfch.
srt4sint an /. isssa Nasnats, miHbsiitss : ~
esltes fart. DIE tst4yaIttsRs, bsRs sst
StIttef fs ksntj&s eanhs unh earfsnIans, fssts
lsnswlrtbl 4sitnpe smstitas. Nsf ~
SsssHauu ftd. 0ssstfs: L BlankeHeaers
~ CDaveae etr.s De. Leafs. IL.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-23
,s scarcely any damage

shut Of, doing scarcely any damage
Rsp1rts By innings Of the great billiard
match between Schsfer snd slosson. pay
ed ST tae Lyceun theatre in New York
last nsht. were received st the Club on
Elehttea;h street 4 large crowd Of the
lovers Of the game vss present 10 keep
tab CT iis progress. many being pzrticu-
larry Interested in Schsfer on account Of
his beng friend Of Oar Bill" Cation.
TIE N ltct was Won by Schafer: he also
broke 81 previous average records, the
total SCORES being Schsfer so. siosson
592.
AisE Hattie Wright. sister Of Turnkey
Wngat, s, the county jail. and who
makes her home ct Sheriff c. D. GordoE's
residsuee. had the misfortune to break
through the ice al the foot of Seventeenth
street while returning from Davenport
last evening sEa was precipitated into
the coll water. After struggling in The
water fJr s1me time, she finally managed
to get sek On the ice, but was unable TO
get scrJss the opening to the shore. In
al almost exhausted condition she started
back to Davenport. when she was met BIZ
some gentlemen who had her sent home
"a = sleigh. She suffered considerably
i.si night from tue check and exposure.
but Is much better today ard no serious
results re anticipated.
The committee appointed ST the Mou.
day Digat meeting Of the employees OF the
Moline Wagon company held confer
eucs lust after dinner today with NJ.
Resented. They explained TO him the
fact that the men did rot like the check
system, and that meetings protesting
against il had been held, and asked him
what be was willing TO do in the matter
Mr.. ROEsufeii said TO them that the Eys-
ten wss adopted 10 facilitate paying OF
the men and requested that they give the
system d trial for tao or three pay days,
AID then If they were s,iil dissatis fed the
system would be abolished. Il wss fin
ally agreed that another meeting should
be held IN Monday nigat at Wiltamutb's
hall. when Mr.. Rosenfeld will be present,
and mutual explanations be made by
each side, after which decision can be
reached. Moline Republicsn-Journs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-23
Does Protection Protect!

Certainly, in one instance. it does
Hoods Ssrsspsrills is the great protection
against the dangers of impure blood. and
it will cure or prevent all diseases of this
class. II has we'll won its name Of the
best blood purifier by its many remarks
bic cures.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-23
suecestful Aivays.

Why Is Cubeb Cough Cure called the
one minute remedy The following
from Harry Enio,t. vice PRECEDENT of
State lusurauc" company, Dies Aoines.
explains his first experience: His wife
recently became so hoarse from severe
cold she could not speak above whis-
per. One dose of the Cubeb Cough
Cure afforded great relief, and few
doses removed the hoarseness entirely
lie also says his children have never been
so free from coughs and colds as they
have been since he keeps Cubeh Cough
Cure in the house. Hsr;z s. Bshnsen.
Hot springs Skin Soap not only pre-
vents sil skin disorders, but is excellent
for the toilet snd nursery.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-23
A DISGRACEFUL AFFAIR.
Two sports Get Into a Dispute and
settle il by the Manly Ara Mill
on second Avenue at On Early Hour
This VI arnInZ

Two sports. ose from outside the city
aud another from town, got into a dis
pute in prominent sporting resort in
the central psrt of the city LAST night and
it was agreed that the respective parties
should meet there at 3 O'Clock this morn
iug to settle it by 'the manly
art" The place of the battle was
changed, however, and at the sp
pointed time the - little crowd
of sports net in q vacant room adjoining
Second avenue barber shop, where the
mill" took place. 1t was of short dur
stion. skin gloves being used, and in less
than 10 minutes the man from out of
town was put TO sleep. The sport from
town, although not generally known, is
said to be q1ite handy With the gloves
and punished his adversary severely.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-23

The big1 praise has been won by
Hoods Pills for their easy yet efficient
action. Sold By all druggists. Price %
cents per box.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-23
The JOLLY HAY-MAKEHs.

The JOLLY HAY-MAEEbs.
The masquerade ball given By the jolly
H.y-mskers st Armory hall last evening
vas very largely attended and proved one
of the most successful affairs of its kind
ever given in the city. About 60 couple
were present. NJ one being allowed on the
floor unmarked, and the striciest rules
were enforced in regard TO admission i.
The Hay makers themselves appeared in
costumes suggestive of the organiZa-
ti0n's name, and many handsome and
grotesque costumes were shown. Bleuer's
supper Mss served at the Crown restsur-
ant
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-23

Captain of Police Phillip J. Barber Of
Baltimore, Nd, says: Salvation Oil has
been used at our station the past winter
for rheumatism, neuralgia, pain in the
back. ETC., and have yet to meet with
it's equal.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-23
Baro Wire Cuts

are. without doubt, the most painful AND
the worst looking cuts or bruises an ami
NAL receives A man is not wise or
thoughtful who does not have bottle OF
Krsuse's German Oil. It is the great
German wonder for barb wire or any
other kind of cuts and bruises. Only
25c and good for man or beast. Hartz
d Bahnsen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-23
Did tine Dummy.

Two meu touched a dummy in front of
the American Clothing Compary's store
las; evening FOR an overcoat. They car
ried the dummy around the corner where
they took the coat of and escaped. The
police have their eyes on some parties
who will in all probability be asked what
they know about the sffair.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-23

No one regrets the departure
of decrepit old 81. He served
his day-or rather the 365 of
them-and his successor will
be his superior. The old is
go2e, the new is here. You
care nothing about the many
things We had in stock last sum-
meT; but now, that's different.
listen and you can't help but
be interested. We have deter
mined to close ou5 all our over
coats, and have cut the prices
deep into the cost. Boys and
children's $3.50, 81 and IS coats
all go at s. %. Boys and chill
drer's Sc, 81 and IS coats "a 50
Mems overcoats in proportion.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-23
SOLVED THE PROBLEM.

The inventor of the New Scale Kim
ball Piano was overjeYed when he found
what success he had made of it, and the
above cut represents his feelings Have
you examined these pianosf Do not
confound them with the old stenciled
make. but call and see the New Scale;
they are the finest In the land. We have
just received fine assortment in An
tique Oak. Birds Eye Maple. Mahogany,
Satin, Walnut, French Walnut and Rose
Wood finish cases. Call early and see
the finest variety ever shown in the city
Of Rock Island.
D. Boy Bowlby, l72s Sec,nd Ave.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-23

Cubeb Cough Cure-One minute.