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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
GEORGE SHEPPARD PAGE.

George sheppard Page Of stanley, y. j. who was
taken TO the state Asylum for the Insane at Morris
Plains on Monday. died there yesterday morning
Death was xpCtcd. be seemed 10 10 In the bcst
Of health physically up to Friday uOOn when sudden
change cane and he sank rapidly. Mr. Page
about fifty years old and born I'm Maine. lie
settled In stanley, then Donnclltown. IN 1867. lie
was for number Of year, INTEREST," I'm the manniac-
ure OF paper in that village. lie invented what j.
known as the crcsnc lamp. which T. Used IN certain
diseases From the Manufacture and sale ~ these
lamps he derived large income and oi late had
figured In u number Of -pccnativc enterprises. Mr..
Page was II the most skful anglers In
Ncw-Jctscy. lie was proprietor Of the Dunrobbin
Kennels and owner OF many prize dogs. Among his
possessions were three staghounds presented to bin b.
tho Duke Of Sutherland.
About ten years ago he became jealous temperance
advocate lie delivered lectures and tried to obtain
evidence to secure the conviction Of those engaged In
the sale Of liquor. lie made himself obnoxious To the
liquor men. and had many narrow escapes from in
jnry al the hands 81 their sympathzcrs. lie brought
about the conviction Of many liquor dealer, I'm Morris
and Essex counties. He u millionaire.
Last winter he had the grip IN IT. most severe
FORM and since then had had mental troubles. At h,
own request he wac adnft.d 10 the asylum and oN-
am,ned a. to his sanity. lie found To be suffer
Ing from An attack Of m"lancholia in rs worst
form He refused all solid food. aud hbord under
the hallucination that II poison. For days he
lived on nothing but milk. ON Friday morning he
Ind a violent attack. and II required the effort, Of
half a dozen attendants 10 hOll him. When the NJ
tack left him he weak and fell into an exhausted
slo.p. on aWakng he seemed rclIc shcd, but few
honfs later a relapse occurred and he sank rapidly
AhOut 10 O'Clock his heart began 10 fall, and IL WAS
THIS which eventually caused his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
BELIEvuE HOSPITAL COLLEGE GRADUATES

The graduating exercises Of the Bellevue Hospital
Medical College held in the lecture room OF the
Carnegie Laboratory yesterday afternoon. DR.. Lewis
A. Syc presided In the absence of the president of the
faculty, DR.. william T. Lusk, who suddenly called
10 Europe on account Of the Illness OF his WIFE, au-
dresses made by Dr. Edward q. Janeway and the
Rev. DR.. ROdcrick Terry OF the bOnId OF trustees
There were III graduates. who received their diplomas
from the hands Of the president Of the board OF trs
tees ID q. Mills.
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Nem DnnllraIlous
MOT ON CALVARY.

ALTHOUGH JUST ISSUED. THIS LITTLE BUN -
ALREADY THE LITERARY RELIGIOUS
SENSATION OF THE DAY.
and Is very valuable contribution TO the aabsorbins as
cusson OF the present time ,,.
We have space for only few OF the many favoraols
opinions received
1T h. told Lavmans Plea f9 ae saa Sa ~
questiog view does shed some heht on ausso
Which an Christians find deeply mysterious. II -
treatment Of the question reyefent 30 tu OF icse
God % profoundly impressed with the solemn
Of the subject that IL deserves careful Iesdng"-New
York Evangelist.
Tho author eyideStlv not theoogisn. put carerui
student OF the Bible. puts forth his work dmoenty
back from the oloo1v mercy
Of Calvnisn to the primitive Churehs view o. ne worx
Christ and preents me truth DOM ior0o" ~~
reyerently '-New.Orl,sns Picayune
81, Il forcblv wlittes "-New.York World.
Uniform with Drummonds The Greatest Thing In ~
World"
Lestherettc. gilt top So cents.
Sent postpaid receipt Of price.
CHARLES T. DILLINGHAM; & CO.,
us AND go BROADWAY. NEW.YORK.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

Blu NSWICK-- naron Ge BGtz. Of loris. FIFTH
AVENUI.-Thc Rev. Or. James Allison Of lIttsburg aud
william Pom Nixon Of Chicago. PLAZA-Ex.Conqress-
man Logrn H. Root. Arkansas. WINDSOR-Hugh
Mcmillan Of Detroit
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cov prrTEIry ISSUES 1 REorIsTTIoy

Hartford, Conn. March 2G.-Governor Bukeey this
anotnoon granted a requItiOn for Francis ii. Blake
who was arrested in New York yesterday for stealing
some musical instruments from the American Band OF
Wnterhnry. Of which he was the leader.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun rise Set. el6 Moon rises o3oam Moons age -
NIGH WATER.
4 A. s,rav r,k Oils Gov. Isld.. GAL He'll CO.. S3t
f2-Sandy HE.. Gas Gov. Isld.. 7:i2 Hell Co.. 9o3
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FORUM.

'HL foKOM'
APRIL, 1892.
a NV Edward Freeman
THE CRISIS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY;
A CAMPAIGN FOR A PRINCIPLE.
Hon. william L. Wilsoas
THE DEMOCRATIC REVOLT In NETWORK,
Frederic r. Couderts
HOW THE NETWORK SENATE WAS CAPTURED.
Matthew Hale.
DIR ANTHRACITE SUPPLY AND ITS DISTRIBU-
TON, Joseph . Marin.
President OF the Lchigh Coal and
Navigation Company.
THE GERMANS AS EMIGRANTs AND CoLoNIsTs,
Professor +. ii. Genckens
THE FREE TRADE TENDENCY OF WILLIAM III.
Poultney Bigclow.
THE LEARNING OF LANGUAGES
Philip Gilbert Hamerton.
PrFoRNAToRY PRISONS AS SCHOOLS OF CRIME,
William z. Andrews.
THE SPEECH OF MONKEYS, r. L. Garner.
Is IOWA A DOUBTFUL STATEf
John n. Irwfa.
THE BURIAL MONOPOLY OF PARIS.
Edmund r. S)earmaos
THE FORUM. Union Square, New-York
80 CENTS COPY. Is YEAR
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Announcements

A COUGH OR SORE THROAT should not ~. ne
r.rIsctsf browns Bronchial TToches' ars a simple
remedy and give immediate relief.
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CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
san Francisco, March 20. 1882.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEVIS:


PORT OF NEw.yoRK SATURDAY, MAR &C. 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamer city OF Chica go OBJ. Redfor Liverpool Mar
S@y co.. Arrived rr At the Bar at 1000
steamer zaandam Dcl Dn lsote,an Msf ~ d., Sw mr. mus
Steamer Ocean (Dtch, vogc Amsterdam Mar Tin ballast to
Steamer OBJ wi.,n A"t r,r Ms, 10 with md"e
steamer la Tour.ne fr rangns avre MI Ns AR H. S
pS s,samf p BALLAST rli1 to Phcps Bros Is CO.
c~ GSGy SONS S% o p exc dy "''
sUNsEr-wnd at sandy Hook. light. f. cloudy aud hazy.
Al CITY Island-lgh 81 cloudy
CLEARED.
steamer sikh tBr). Rowcy. Hull -sanderson & Son.
steamer Devona tBr). Young Glasgow son Bros
Steamer island DAM skjodt. settin Copenhagen. &c
STEAM steamer Russia Ger. schmidt Hamburg cor1is
Steamer Aer Ger c6rsoers, Bremen via southampton
s,ram@r narnstad GER Rodecker. Bemenoerchs Co
Steamer LINEN BIZ. Brown. Antwerp-GGoepe & Trnbe
Steamer Po dta Anioss Mediterranean
Steamer Bermuda Br Fraser wIndward Isands-A ou
Steamer simon Dumois (Nor GibaraMosle Bros.
Steamer orixaba Mcintosh. Havana and Mexican ports
Steamer Alamo Lewis Key West and GalvestOnc NAL
KeRMs s'sso
Steamer Rio rande connor Brunswick Ga and Fernando
mac Mallory Co A., ,,....,r ~
Somerville. .., ., WITH.
steamer Pawnec. Ingram. wilmington, NC-Wm Cvue
~.
Dominion 50 Co -. al. ,.,,.
SIS Co
steamer w Bruno. Lewis Bamore-H Fostor
steamer Camden (Br) Bland Philadelphia NJ Cebaos d
steamer Manhattan Bragg. Portland-horatio Mall
Steamer il + Dimock. Coleman. Boston III + Dimock.
SAILED.
Philip, and China ports; Veendam
Stettin Aer and Darmstadt. Bremen;
La retagne ayre Etruri Liverpool AdirondAok Hayttan
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Professional.
Business Chances.

BIG OPPORTUNITY
"A the right the piano and organ business Z
New.Y0rk; large manufacturer willing supply full
stock consignment 10 party who Will take In right
location. For further particulars address
Postonice Box 1877 New-YoYk.
II OR SALE.-Three hundred thirty nine shares
Of stock in coffee and spice mill business located in
large, prosperous city In the West Said paid
l:2 pr eeat per annum since business started.
Address ii. S. COLE. Morenc Mich.
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PHILLIPS DIGESTlBLE COCOA
n-esents new and valuable food beverage IL delcou 10
,as,a hIohly nutritious ana rendered readily dgestble
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WHEATENA-The best breakfast food delicious
cooks in minute 25 cents; all grocers
HEALTH FOOD COMPANY. 81 SHAVE.
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KAIGUN.
ELEo.

HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D..
90 WEST 6eTHST.
Dsaafs, Nervous System Genito Urino1y ORGANS
In potency and Sterility. Hours. 70 j. TO ..
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THE BEST ELECTRo.MEDIcAL BATTENEs.
n, nuids Currents range from mldest 10 most power
HI 81 80 J. H. Buunel & Co. 70 Cortandt-st
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6slp Wante0.

g ALESMEN To sell BY sample Money Order System
men Experience nss nscss.ssy xdare.s MERCHAGxS
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T.. & W.
TWO NEW COLLARS.
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NOW READY TIE APRIL
FAMILY HERALD!

Containing FOUR NEW ana COMPLETE STORIES.
and the beginning OF and original serial story OF
qeat interest, entitled "VARNAS FORTUNES; To.
sehcr with much useful and entertaining miscellaneous
matter value in household forming one
of the MOST ATTRACTIVE AND L0WEsT-PRlCE0
family magazines ever published. PRICE, 15e.
MONTHLY; si.75 YEARLY. For sale by all book ana
news dealers.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Young Mems Christian Association
until November 1st, 1892. for labor and
material required to complete the build.
ing of said association at Rock Island,
III. Copies of drawings and specifica-
tons can be had at the Office of the ssso-
citation on and after this date. Contrac-
tors are requested to make separate pro-
posals for finishing by Feb. 1st or by
May 1st. 1898 Bids will also be received
for eeuipping the building either with
steam or hot water system of heating.
Contractors are invited to be present at
the opening of bids and the association
reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals. GEORGE g. BLAKsIEE.
Oct. 12, 1892 Secretary.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
THE VERY LATEST.
Ready for the Celebration.


CHICAGO. Oct. 16.-The decorations
for dedication week have already begun
sho wing. some unique designs beginning
at this early day. Expectations are few If
any buildings in the lower part OF the
city will be minus the colors.
A Noted Prisoner Rslra
SING SING, Oct 15.-Jachne. New
York's ex- Doodle alderman, was released
from prison this morning and was the
center of attraction for curious crowds.
Texas Drought Broken.
DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 15.-The drought
general in the north and western Fexas
for 10 weeks was broken by cOpious
rains today.
Chicago's Predicamsnt.
CHICAGO, Oct. Is "A water famine
next week is feared. The Chicago ave-
nue. pump gave out, which is the city's
main supply. Two weeks are required
to repair it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
TROUBLE OVER AN ORATOR.

breckenridge Resents Some Newspaper
Criticism-WattcrsonI Invited.
The fact that Representative Breckin-
ridge, of Kentucky voted in congress against
an appropriation for the fair started certain
newspapers i'll Chicago to criticism of the
distinguished Kentuckian, the good taste
to say the least-of which is a matter of
discussion. Mr.. Breckenridge resented this
implication that when he consented to be the
orator he was "ticketed," as it were, and
deprived of his right to vote as he thought
proper, and resigned the place of orator of
the day at the dedication.
Daniel of Virginia Declines.
After several attempts to get Mr.. Brock
inridge to reconsider his determination, the
hast of which met with presumptory re-
fusal, the directory offered Senator Daniel,
OF Virginia, the honor, but he declined. So
returning to Kentucky, the directory has
aided Editor Henri WattersOn to make the
Siedicatory grafton. If he refused it was prob
able that number would be allowed to lapse,
as the programme is over four hours long
aud can bear considerable shortening with
out injury.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15

Charles Bobseln & Co., dealers In mu-
steal merchandise at Detroit, have made an
assignment.
Two freight trains collided on the New
London and Northern railroad near New
London, Conn.,, and five men were killed
in the wreck.
President Pena, of the Argentine repub-
lie, has taken the oath of office and formed
a ministry.
AT the election in Worcestershire, Eng
land, Colonel Masters, the Conservative
candidate, was victorious by a majority of
3. This reduces Gladstone's majority
in the house of commons. to 80.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
PLEASANT OCCASIONS.

The woodDeu Entertainment Last Even
ing, and the Reception of the City Conn-
ell at Ausustana College Yesterday. n
At Armury hall last evening G.
W. Halves Camp No. 1850, NJ. W.
A, celebrated its first birthday, it being
just year ago that it sprang into life.
The hall had been handsomely decor
ated with flags aud bunting. while the
handsome silk banner presented to the
lodge some time ago. occupied a promi-
honor the lodge was named. came down
from Fulton TO be present on the occa &.
sion. and it being the desire of those
present that he address them he
was introduced by Clerk J. F. Mum
ger. and made short address,
showing the gratifying growth of the
order in % months, in which time the
total mem bersnip increased from $4,000
TO over 10000. After Mr.. Halves had
finished, the dancing which had been in
progress was resumed. Bleuer's
orchestra furnishing the music. At mid
night fine supper ives served and tie
# air on the whole was pl, assnt o1e
in every respect
City Council Entertained.
The city council upon going up to in
spect the proposed grede on Thirty
eighth street yesterday afternoon. was
rendered q reception at the chapel of Au-
gusrans College. A short address CT
welcome WAS delivered bY President Ols-
son, 10 which MavorMcConnochie respond
ed, introducing Aid Guyer. who expressed
the councils al probation of the hospi-
r4li,y of the institution. Prof. Bsrtho-
lone was next introduced and in
al.
the vslue of the Institution to the city.
l. WIS pleasant occasion and WIS con-
clrded by music by chorus of 100 voic.
uIdt the direction of Prof Gribbi.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
THE CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL.
It Will Meet Three Years Hence on the
Pacific Coast.

MINNEAPOLIs, Oct 15.-The next meeting
of the Congregationalists will be held three
years hence at either San Francisco or
Tacoma. Both cities extended invitations
yesterday and the council agreed by a large
vote to hold its next meeting on the coast,
the provisional committee (Which was ap-
pointedD to select the place. The chairman
of the provisional committee is Rev. II. l..
b. Capen, of Massachusetts.
Decided the Alabama Case.
The Alabama case came up. 1t is as fol-
lows: There are two babies the negroes
and the whites, the latter being of recent
origin. The negroes are represented here
as they always have been. dating back as
an organization seventeen years Now the
white organization wants representation.
while refusing to work with the negroes
After long debate it was decided to seat
the negro representative from the disputed
district and admit the white association as
an honorary member.
Relations to the American Board.
The committee on relations to the Amer
lean board reported affirming the claim of
the churches to representation on the board,
but postponing further action until the re-
suit is known of the decision of the matter
by the board at its Chicago meeting a short
time ago. The New, West and American
college and educational societies were con-
solidated and six monthly mission organs
were merged into one weekly paper The
council adopted resolution opposing the
sale of liquors at the Worlds fair and
tabled one committing the church to the
Prohibition party.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
Carrying Mails.

B. F. Baughman having given up his
cont-ac. for conveying the mails to the
OK Island dt pot, new propositions for
doing the work have been sent on 10
Washington. MIR. Baughmsn maintains
that at the contract price for which he has
been doing The work, there is no money
in it.
Ia the same connection Postmaster
Wells has written the department for n
wagon such as they use in the large cities
for carrying the mails. If he secures il
it will be highly creCitsble to him.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
The Schoolmarms Object

PROVIDENCE, K. l., Oct. 15.-There are
four hundred young school teachers in
Providence. They do not want to parade
on Columbus day, the 2lst OF the month, as
the school committee of this city directed
Thursday they had an indignation meeting
and the teachers sent an address to tie
city fathers saying they ought to be
ashamed of themselves for expecting re
fined, mOdest and intelligent young women
to exhibit themselves over the town for the
public benefit
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
Those Unique and Merry CeIestiaIs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-The steamer
Oceanic arrived from Hong Kong and
Yokohama yesterday bring news that chol-
is raging to an alarming extent at Fan
chew, China. Haters of foreigners have
spread the malicious report that some of
the Chinese are travelling around i'll the
pay of Europeans poisoning all the wells,
thereby causing the great number of
deaths. Consequently all strangers are i'm
prisoned, and many have had their heads
cut off and their entrails and hearts thrown
into the river
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15

Women are not slow to
comprehend. They're quick.
They're alive, and yet it was
a man who discovered the one
remedy for their beeuAzar all
ments.
The man was DR.. Pierce.
The discovery was his ga
vorite Prescription the boon
to delicate women.
Why go round with one
foot in the grave" suffering in
silence-misunderstood-when
there's a remedy at hand that
isn't an experiment, but which
is sold under the guarantee
that if you are disappointed
in any way in it, you can get
your money back by applying
to its makers.
We can hardly imagine
woman's not trying it. Pos
sibly it may be true Of one
or two-but we doubt it.
Women are ripe for it.
They must have it. Think
of a prescription and nine out
of ten waiting for it. Garry
the news to themi
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
Japan,s Exhibit at the Fair.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-Among the
passengers of the steamer Oceanic, which
arrived yesterday, were Tigima and Ke
nishi two World 5 fair commissioners from
Japan. According to them Japan WI
have one of the finest exhibits at the fair.
The exhibit will weigh over =, 900 tons and
is valued at over million dollars" said
Tigima The principal articles will he
silks, lacquers and art works, all of them
the best of their kind and of rare value"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
Returns to His Mutton.

DETROIT, Oct. 15.-Rev. j. w. Arney,
who has won 5000 in racing premiums
TINS season, has sold the fast horse in his
string of trotters except 2:20 roadster and
has gone back to preaching. A church in
one of Minneapolis suburbs has given
him n call and he is now there candidating
The salary is 81 600, but the racing parson
says he believes he likes the pulpit better
than the sulky
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
Dropped the Consul from the Roll.

THREE RIVERS, Ont, Oct. l5-The st.
Louis club has passed a resolution order
ing the erasure of the name of Colonel
Nicholas Smith, United States consul, from
the roll of its membership. DIR. Clam
dry, inspector for the provincial board of
health, declares Three Rivers to be in good
sanitary condition, adding that Colonel
Nicholas Smith was totally unjustifed in
iS nnrt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15

Henry Hurch wss fined IS and costs
this morning for intoxication.
John Breen was al rested on the charge
of assault and battery.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
cad CASE OF PENSION Fraud.
Yonng Scoundrcl Who EVorII Loo,
Well in stripes.


Wen in Stripes.
DOVER, y. H, Oct. -. - Samuel X.
Green, OF Wells. Me. slept Thur.d : nI.- t
in Jail here charged with one of the worst
cases of persion fraud ever p"rn"tr't"i !.
Samuel Gre, n. of Wells, Ne, enlisted in
Company X. Fourteenth Maine regiment.
Nov. %, 1861 being 40 Yeas of e. and WIS
discharged March %. 1S'i2. NJ Augusta, -,
reason of the loss of three toes on e:'Gh font
before he was enlisted he npv,r applied
for pension and was run over and k,.od
by cars at Damariscotta, Me-, while intel
Gated eight years ago.
The Case Cooked Up Entire.
He had son, Samuel w, who filed a
claim for n pension July 81. 1897. ut saco,
Me, under the name of Samuel Green, al
leging that he enlisted Dec. Il, ISL, in
Company X, Fourteenth regiment, MaiIe
volunteers and was discharged by taking
cold at Augusta, and that he had heart
trouble and he had been disabled half the
time since. The claim was granted. giving
Sl2 month from the date of application.
The pension department found that there
was some discrepancies between Green s
statement and the record and referred il TO
Charles Fairbanks, special pension exam
liner of New Hampshire, with the above
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
Death of u st. Louis Lawyer.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15.-Judge John Wickam
a prominent member of the ST. Louis bar
died Thursday night of paralysis. He was
81 years old.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
some More Letters Coming.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The letters of &C
eeptance of candidates for vice presidents
will be made public next week. Mr.. Reid's
letter will be ready Monday or Tuesday
and General Stevenson's day or two later.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15

The seat of sick headache
is not in the brain. Regu-
late the stomach and you
cure it. DR.. Pierce's Pellets
are the Little Regulators.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
Iect knights Will Not Parade.
The President Cannot BE Present.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Is. The PRESIDENT
will not go 10 Chicago. Private Secretary
Halford yesterday so informed Adlai T.
Ewing and John Addison, of Chicago. who
are here to arrange for the trip of the nota-
bles to the dedication. 1t was great dis
appointment TO the president to be com
PEELED 70 decline the invitation. Since its
inception the Worlds fair has had no firmer
friend than he. but his wife's condition is
too critical TO risk leaving her long enough
to go TO Chicago, Vice President Morton
will be his representative.