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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

E>oR sAlk-sls PR MONTH. iNcIupINa IN
ssss Sss ' sss..s ss-s s ss boy
c s sss, "a o. ssn INN ss and ss: m
;oid Ss,sTs sa.ss VII rsas for 50 IN rsass s
hu's;.r MAI ~ -. co $780,. M,,s.s.i MUTUAL
ESoR sALk,NEw YORK AVE- NIAR FIRsr 81.
aide and sssssssis. house, n s,sr, 'r, ss ~ No ar
r.asepens is comI.lete hesssd hy fara.y and fs1r
arsi wood; roofn.. bah. p.sssy. ample cle.sss
sai sss0I stsT su sss ga Ia:
E>oR sALE-BRlck HOUSE, ROOMS, on fIRsf
..,s.~ i iof mia ii 1 g; 80"
ENoR sAi.E-A BARGAIN IN sUBsrANTiAL
0 sais g S Ss sff'' 8 bo' s sF;Si s so
+ fom. Para over i ss-s q srased ksu.. -i,A ii
md sssS,ies: Srst sss and .,srs4ss ss, 'i isss
stsoon 70 nouse VIII e,chanr~ for snail brfck houss
.uisls - " s~oRNsrkDr a BRADLEY.
E,oR sALE-oFFERs WANTED on rwo OF THE
no, ssS ~ sspssssss Nj :. Tie Is..s ior rs
ri as1sh iss I. on .sss sSs S sss
sSSs o e'f sis .. s .sar sH
ps r SSna s1s r . ,Ses sps
inrnsc eS sao WIFI n' mus, rS's rs,n sr .n
81 ps l,.s , ls,s 20. g, AZ, le. ally d
sais s'e n0 Dtvi f 3. sioN s OK ssirun~
E,oR sALE-NicE 10 ROOM DWELLING. WITH
B and 5 sSsSo '"l'e mont h'e'a.'' -'.''A'
suis-2t BECKETT FORD. di7 Fstn NV.
EoR SLEaA NICE ROOM COTTAGE At
terms DuckfTfk FORD. 6ls 2 Vt. nv. ralaS2t
8 nss sAir Z; aosla COY norsEs AT rex
auis-S Lawronre b'tilains. 81 l4'hst
tNoR sALE-THF VALUABLE BUSINESS COR
e 1sr s a I'M s Ina ar ss S.sr IN
; Se9ve pr9;srty a, bargain II LcnSht at onre For
CHARLES ". HANDY.
Aals-t csr. nth and G s's- n. ".
f'ok sALEJI ST Nv. NEAR isrH. Iskloo TO
hid ssp,ed a; ESQ. Iriee. $500 JANIS O JEsfEi
EoR sALE.A GOOD INVESTMENT on VERY
mEAsY rKRMs-T~o--tory IRAN. h5,,-e On I. near
ren,a -, q. i, ,aon.si va and sever sid- alley.
.ii per month cfS y NORTH sa ls5 s sa.se
81 n. W. SECOND National HANK bui ding suis-a
ioh sAE-Ar A BARGAIN To CLOSE AN rs
larre lot With choice aliy f.siiits. III. ra.r.s
sisnsis LOFTS 'STs H. 80 ar Hiss ss
For Silly 9MNER-A PRETTY GROOM
npen and range: ,crTHTe with Srsaoiitrar Va
nd c9ians ir porch bargain sold IS tho 18th.
I,oR sALE-THf OWNER OF (, SFw o.RooM
I bol'ss In ~Townr r,on g viii sell 20 80 St0
$50 cssh sud 81, nth n .,id tsrfor- a'atf-r
J. Address Lori Box ssa. cry Pc. sal7-iw
lSoR shLE-TERMS SO CASH AND $40
Il monthly. Prize slsrs0 A new six room frame
100 square ieet Of rrSund ''"'e' ana
Owners. GORDON BRO.
auls-U SIS = - NV.
IsoR RENT-BY sErrt NBsR l-sI2 L. T. AVE.
4 Desirable Dwelling; 2-story rnd bs-.,u-ut Ircss
trick bay Mindovs. . reon, and bah. az Apply 20
jos LIONS. honn 4. l0a3 y st. -easm
tOk sALE-CoZY EOME IN NORTHEAST,
y " 1-.scm bouse, one sluarr ron line pri-s
tl.tsb, S.fn cash. els month. wv. ATFSBY
Nokhis. tOsf ST. NV. auil. L.. II. IN. ~ ao-.Bs'
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hs anpys ( SPay pSrea q sse pFcs:. o.
he Id and iSfh isnial TH0S II EIfS0ININo

NlSHED.
ii 81 bet 18th and 18th. 200
Conn ave bet r and s.. 100
18th bet II and n. over
% looking Conn ave,
y with stable. .90
81 Cor 10Th and r sta ny. 200
81 II ut bet l0th 4 Goth ste. Us
1bet 18th b 18th ste. l66. 81
81 n st bet 18th and Conn
50 ,s sss' :; i iUn;in1 NJ ase 81
25 Pherson Square. 100 81
DeSales Of bet Conn.
i az and 18th Of. .i66. 81
Jefferson place bet 18th
% b st bet isish and 10Th. 10 10
20 Goth Ut bet o 3 p SITS =. l25
20 Jefferson place bet 18th
and 18th sta. ,...... .l25
30 10Th bet T and o. ..ll0 81
I'D 1t bet X 4 L s.s. .
- rooms and bath. 49,. ITO
% Sunderland place bet
10th and 10th SITS. 100
81 18th ct near Mass ave. 100
flnrida ave mr. Mass ave. so
= q 1t bet ] It'll 3 18th. 81. *
% = ct bet nth b 18th sts. 90
% 18th bet W aud Bound
. ary SITS. ..............-.50
ABLES.
and 2ist sts. .sa5
)OMS.
's osTsqSEn Ar oiiR.sbEE
HILL & JOHNSTON.
1908 penna. ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

For sLE.lsa sTH ST. N.w.-eRkAT BAR.
gstn-handsome new 11-room brfck; 4 room. on
art ncor; small cash payment. Cali ssssr 4 p m.
OWNkh. auso-,as
EoR SALE OR ExCHAN0E-NoRTH SIDE 4 ST
= dwelling; rooms and hath nneiy psrered, lot
tu1 10 lo-fcot paved alley. Price only 81, 500
M9a4d sFFch.nse for smaller house OF lois. l. G
Eok sALE-T ST. NEAR 18th NV, c-sroRY
:. os1ck' rooms and bath eoncrete cellar; essy
sz1oo saa fnce cheap st tSSo 1. G. JUsTlCE.
Aeiso@ IL
Fch SALE OR KxcHANeE-BEAurIFUL NEW
SeSoey md bosopont prsaa- brick hAy-v window
y rooms and hath rented for esl r~r month
III 1ia exchange for coan ~ property. JUSTICE
EOR sALE-A MODERN six-RooM HOUSE;
n rufneee beat; ccnrresed cellar. hath and ranse :
mirror mAntels and vide halls bargain al e3 900
EASY teems. Apply OWNER, HOS q. ne IL.
E>OR SALE
= Near stanton square Ora and col furns~e ca 600
III ST bet and ne. 0rsL and bath new y 500
Derse,n, two-seory and eel Gre and hath bay
sndov press-brtck front; rood location on
wxfEas / TnoIPsoS. ~
su<od 1875 g. n. W.
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For SALE
INSTALLMENT PLAN
small cash payment. balance payable so5 Per
month"; Tor desirable three-story brick and stone
dwelling at lie Drot Park Elm st. bet 4th and 5ti
SITS. Price only "a, 30.
MEsC0TT WILCOX 4 HrEsToN.
au2o-6t 1907 Pa. and 9TH and La ave- a W.
FOR SALE-TBAT VALUABLE BUSINESS PROP
Il erty known the Z street Baptist Church 'front.'
inc O.. Q #. ST. by depth Of 100 IT. 10 25foot
alley Desirable ocaton for lodges. roicties church
or for stores and Offices. flats Convenient TO ali
govt dept's For Irice and terms, call addrc-s
GEO. +. PARKS GA ST. au.s-s7
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

"ANTED-BYA TRAINED NURSE, BOARD IN
w Catholic family in the mountain Of West vir-
ginia for the month of September state terms per
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LIST oyorlookinr FsFrn-

I st oysrlookins FaFrs-
n st bet 18th and 18th.
with stable. so
Conn ave, inter n 1 18th
SITS, with stable. .<l6. 8
I 1t bet nth 3 18th. 333. 8
Cor 18th st and Nc
Pherson Square. 333. 3
Mass ave and Scott Cir
n III 4 Ssi 18th i 18th 8 SIS 3
Rhode Island ave bet
nth and Conn ave -
Mas ave bet nth and
18th SITS. ...........91,6
Cor Goth and @ sts. Or
/ n bet 18th and 1Ath. q
i o. near Conn ave, p
Conn ave fronting on
Dupont Circle. -. %
18th st fronting Farra-
gut Square. .2j
18th OF bet X and L sts. 2,
E st bet 18th and 10th,
with stable. .22l. 6
r ! ave bet 18th and
Conn ave. .2O6. z
10th II bet O and II SITS. 90
Conn ave bet II and I sts,O
Sc cor 21st 4 r sts NV. 20
STA
Stable bet L and NJ. Goth
RO
1106 F st. 1st floor and b,
BULLETINS CAN BE
EICE FOR BERMITS
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=
FOR sALE-BY BARNES & WEAVER.
DIS ST. NV.
handsome residence
Nine rooms bath, ali mod mn cellar under .n.,re
alley.
AS ST
We can offer this handsome residence at sneciai
Daa r. stable eI III 81 mod IMP s.sed by fur
IA ST. NV
good substantial dwelling.
Centrally ,lrl located ca:
Seven rooms. hath. q. i moi lump. frame sable
IN r ar. Lot 16xll5 to l5-soot alley
Illa 18TH ST IT,, NE f.,
Price. ss saS50 n0n''
ssn-ropp frame: ali mod. imp.
Lot l91S5 to lo-toot alley.
sR Balance sssh m payhsnt
CALIFORNIA ST. NE
p.n,.s si =, rooms 6atn, AL Md imp.
$40 SECOND ST. NE
Price. $40
Corner Of alley. Lot l6x65.
5l2-5l4 SECOND ST. NE.
Biz rooms. bath. all mod. imp.
K ST. ST. NEAR 18TH ST.
bargain.
Price. sl.6JO.
New six-rooni brick; mod. imp.
% Price. o.. sd S5'oii fAhh'
Six rooms. bath. ali mod. imp. concerted cellar.
COR. 9Th AND SPRUCE SITS. LIE DRoIT PARK.
Seven rooms. bath. all mod imp.
1902 LARcH ST. 81, LIE p pRe,T sARk.
Six rooms bath. all mod. imp. concerted cellar.
1904 LARcH ST; lie DRoIT PARK
siIro bath. all mod. imp. concre.ed cellar.
. coz SPRUCE ST. FL LIE p q DIT PARK.
Blk rooms. bath. all mod. lump. concreted collar.
COR. LINDESA AND ELMsTs. LIE DRorr PARK.
Six rooms, bath. all mod imp.
. 4os-Aos ELM ST LIE pRoIr PARK.
Six rooms. bath, all mod. imp
1904 LINDEN ST LIZ PROT PARK.
Six rooms. bath. ali mod imp
1907 LINDEN ST.; FL lie i ps Rot PARK.
Six rooms. bath. ali mod. imp.
$50 ELM ST.. LIE pRoIr PARK.
81, ,oon. hat, Price Il, s 5000, t,.. ,.u.
332 34s ELM ST., LIE DRorr PARK
Price, %. 500 each.
Six rooms. bath, all mod imp.
34s ELM ST; LIE DRoIT PARK.
b. Z. corner Of Linden ST.
Price, $4,uOO.
Six rooms. bath. al mod imp.
. COR. LARCH AND sPRrCE SITS, LIE DRoIT
PARK.
- Price, Cd, 600.
Six rooms bath, all mod. imp, concre ed cellar
. S0s-3O9 MAPLE AVE. LIE DRoIr PARK
Price. e7, 900.
Nine rooms. bath. all mod. imp. heated by furnace
81 MAPLE AVE. LIE DROIT PARK
Price, q, $50.
Nine rooms. bath. AL mod. imp. heated by furnace
5l4 MAPLE AVE LIE pRoIr PARK.
Price. Is 800.
Six rooms, bath, all mod imp.
229 ELM ST.. LIE DRoIT PARK.
Price, a. 500.
Six rooms. bath all mod. imp.
These are all new houses and have never been &C.
cuplod.
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COUNTRY BOARD.


OAK HILL. SITUATED ON AN FMINFNCE
" which overlooks the village of North Fork will
have few rooms on September l. Apriy 10
JOHN SIMPSON. North Fork, Va suf93t
TERRACE FARM, SOUTH RIvER-BOARDING
Il during the summer; boating. bathing and fishing
shate. frslit' terms: adults. 20 per week ID. W.
HIGGINS. ANNAPOLIS. Md. aulQ-3.
TN THE MoUNTAINs-wHITE COTTAGE, HAIR
i per's Ferry. ". Va best view on Shenandoah
30 send for circular. Reference, Rev. j. L. n
Ackee. 500 I'D st. Washington. DC
anlSl LIT WIN. III. BELL. Prop
SUMMIr HOUSE. GAIrEERSBURG; HIGH AND
~ healthy location. abundance of shade, ice milk:
rood fare moderate terms; afew vacant rooms Mrs.
bOLLING- aut,-eo2w'
DRoSPECr HILL-THAT LOVELY SUMNER
u home viii have two vacant rooms on the 18th.
Piano, shade, fruit and Ice Apply at once TO HEN
son SIMPSON. North Fork. Loudon CO., Va.
aul3-s. tn. 2aw1m
GLEN MANOR. FOREST GLEN. MD, CAN &C
" cornmodate a lew more boarders with choice
rooms; near station. shzde. &c. Address GLEN
su1-1m
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

4 ID r,noys1i,g ~. IL - fy16 Ea Az
1879 ni:.Sss;s fea 1eI5P; -
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

EOR sALE-A COLUMBIA L. r. SAFETY,
solid tire. IN irSt-csss condition Call before a
m or between and p. ct &e7 Farraeut square
LpOR sALE-MUsT BE SOLD. OWNER LEAVING
the city. gents Columbia safety bicycle In per-
feet condition Apply sO7 Sd ST. Sc. IT.
LNOR sALE-CHEAP FOR CASH, VICTOR 1900;
solid ure wheel. Can be seen 1t l16 9Th 1t. o. ".
from 5 30 to p.m aul6-;ss
LNOR INSTRUMENTATION DART SAFETY $50;
Il New Mail. GS: Boys and Girls Giant now tl6.
former Price. III; Drop Frame Puycho. used six
wesks. 90. CiCLERIEs. 1704 st. n ~. .y26-8m
suitable for lady sentlsman psrfscfly new and
guaranteed for one year; SO down; ANAL monthly
payments. 17236th q. n teld-tr
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=, very desirable location two squares from CAPT.
toi library and half square from cable cars frootin
has the sdvantase that no houses can be built
oIPoGte A 3sfory press brick. with hrown-st
uinminrs; has IL rooms. hath and cellar with al
modern improvements; handsomely papersd Through
mont will rent for per cent
1t. Inquire Of OWNER. 4o5 ST. Sc
Eoh sALE-DEsIRABLE BRICK DWELLING. ap
81 n e. six rooms, bath room and cellar all mod
imps concreted street Price, ~, 500. Easy terms
mo- - TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD. l3O7 OF n W.
EoR sALE-sEvERAL NEW O. ROOM AND pArB
a hIfck dwellings in the northeast, from 81. 800 a.
Sf.on How % 3 new Groom snd hath bri.,ss INST
about finished a. e. 75n: term. ea.y. Row OF new
S-room and bath brirks brown stone frst story axn
Room 81. Ohio Bank building. ieth and Q n :.
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FoR sALE-BRIcK ROUSE, NEW. wATFR GAS.
= &C., eight rooms. lot 20xte alley ON I'd ST |. q
between @ and H. Only 81, coo Thi. Is . bargain
su2O-S G. BOYER. 2l4 9TH stsw
FOR sALE-BRICK, SEVEN ROOMS. AMI
well built. lot l5x0O, alley. ST ne. between Isl
and n Price only So. 80. Easy terms
an2o8 c. BOYER. PA 9TH ST. sw.
EoR sALE-235. 237 Sd ST sw.; TWO Two-
:. story story hri:ss renting At sse rer month; price.
cen and twenty-fou months. l:sss ~ II. " two
sto-y and basement; eight rooms modern improve
ments; price. 3D. 600: one-thrd cash balance IN six
WelSe. eighteen and twenty four muntf..
au2O-8' b. LEONARD, so AZ st. sw
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED by YOUNG MAN WITH
w thorough knovledgs Of the grocery business in
the country position in the city; rood reference.
ssnd address by postal W. l. cRIrrENOES, go
MULTIPLICATION AS TEACHER BY SEMI
w nary graduate; competent 10 teach English.
nsthsrnstcs. frsneh aud music, satisfactory refer
sness given and desired Mis- ;. star once. su2ot'
WANIED-cALL AT DICKS AGENCY FOR
cooks. nursest maids, Mattresses. house
nd garden hands reference from last employer 6l3
nh st. nv. au.s06g'
WANTEp-sITUATIoNs FOR oKs. DBL
BARN hands house boys. hrsrpen, clerks IInsie and
female. German butler. BURNHAA's. lilo 81
Nv. aueO-Us
WANTED a SITUATION BY AN tx
w perienc~d white woman . reference fur
nished from Mrs- John A Logan. Please call for
three days after sunday n the r. W. G. H.. <O4 9Th
q. nv. IT.
VVASrED-A SITUATION As MANAGER ON A
gwen None but good men need Apply. Address 81 q
81 nv. au2O-2ts
vNANTED-BY YOUTH. POSITION AS CLERK;
w good references. y. r.. star Once IT.
UANTED-BY FRENCH BUTLER. AGED p.
w situation In country or city; good reference
Address y. l.. 1904 II 81. au;so:t.
vVANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL.
w place as nurse, ehamberInAid or waitress,
i've sod reterence. Address foe two days H. W.
WANTED-EMPLOYERs FOR COMPETENT
servants tr-fs. private families hotels. r.stsu-
is ~ e ill.,
Az. sil6-oks
W1NTEp-AT aEAD9yIRIERs- POSITIONS
;:i ccoHss ITO Co. - i is * ILL.,
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WANTEp-woMEN COOKS. slo TO s75; CHAM
w bermAida and laundresses In city away;
vaiters, driver farm hands. oolored men cooks
sANCELA- COOABs CO.. 525 10th st. n w.. au15-6'
WASTED-AGENTs TO TAKE ORDERS: SAL
w AIRY commissoa steady prompt pay
write ELwANGER BARRY. Mount Hope Sur-
sseisa. Rochester. n. Y. ty2t30t'
WANTED-sTENOGRAPH AND REMIy6-
w ton typewriter operators directed TO positions;
xMPLOfkRs provided comp-tent stsnoxrsphsrs and
HaDtngton operators charge for services. wYCk-
writer once. 18th and n ss29d
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FOR RENT-STORES.

LrOR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING GIT d ST.
INV; in good repair. Apply to W. O. JOHNSON.
us 18th ST. NV. au18-1m
TOR REMITTANCE WAREHOUSE zoos B ST.
NV. opposite hay market; $50 Inquire ct 9e6
Louisiana ave. ty10-3m
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LHOR REMITTANCE CARPENTER SHOP. REAR
II 923 ct. n. W. excellent location for Carpenter
builder. painter. &c. t10 Inquire 926k La. ave.
auS-lm
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-28
Chicago Beats New York.

CHICAGO, May 2S.- Following is yester-
days League record at base ball: At New
York-Chicago 4, New York l; at Wash
ington-PittSburS 4, Washington s; at
Baltimore--Clcvelaud 3, Baltimore >: Sec
ond game) Cleveland 10, Baltimore ,;
at delphia-Cincinnati S. Philadel-
phia e; at Brooklyn-St Louis r.. Brook
Ign >; at BoSton-Louisyil!e 10, Boston 3
Western: At Kansas City-Fort Wayne
l, Kansas City 5; at Toledo-IndiunaPo polls
4, Toledo .; at nneapohs-Omaha O.
Minneapolis s.
Hlinois-Iowa: AT Joliet-Evnusville 0,
Joliet :; ut Quincy-Rock Island-Nioline
9, Quincy !: at T. oril-Terre Haute 9. Pa
oria II; Mt Observation-Disclosures = Rock
fr.rln
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-28
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

The elevated railway on the "South
Side" Chicago, has been opened and rapid
transit is a fact in the Windy City
A reconstruction of the Portuguese cab
met has been made necessary by the res
ignation of several of the ministers
General A. ID. Streight, the officer who
planned the scheme by which los men eff
fected their escape from Libby prison,
died yesterday morning at his home near
Indianapolis.
The ravages of smallpox continue in
Guatemala, and the country is in an al
most hopeless condition, owing to lawless-
ness and feeling of political insecurity.
Signor Giolitti, Italian prime minister.
announced to the chamber of deputies
that the members of the cabinet had re-
signed, but that the king had refus ed to
accept their designations. The probabili-
ties are that change in the government
will occur soon.
The Butchers National Protective asso-
citation has decided to build a packing
house and stock pens at Dallas Tex, at
cost of $4,000.
The golden wedding celebration of the
King and Queen of Denmark closed with
special performance at the theatre,
where the royal couple were received with
the greatest enthusiasm.
The Louisville Foundry and Machine
works has made an assignment, with
liabilities of SIZE, 900; assets, $4,000.
p. ID. Armour is charging his beef house
at Kansas City, and straightway Chicago
papers print column articles telling how
the big packer is going to abandon Chi
cago and move his whole outfit to X. c.
Day exercises
Total exchanges at the clearing houses of
sixty-seven cities of the United States for
the past week, 81, l46, sos ,6gs; outside New
York, S46S, 96l, 1873
Henry Shelton, st. Louis young man,
fell dead just after pronouncing "Pantech-
NEON" and the doctors say that the
effort to pronounce killed him.
Maggie Martin, a young Cincinnati
girl, has goue insane from drinking strong
tea
Andrew Porter, a Kentucky miscreant
who was separated from his wife, crawled
through a window into her bedroom while
she was asleep and stabbed her to death
He escaped.
AT Bement, Ills, 10 year-old girl was
accidentlly shot by her little sister, the
ball penetrating the brain deeply. This
was week ago, and the girl is now APP
parently recovering.
The semi-occasional report that natural
gas Is giving out is again current at Pitts
burg.
Adam Stinfenosky had just married at
Plttsburg when band of Serenaders put
III an appearance. The young husband
took otfense and went out to fight them,
when he was arrested, dragged from the
side of his bride and sent to the cooler" to
spend his wedding night.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-28
The Editorial Association.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-The time and
place for holding the next convention of
the National Editorial association has
been left to the executive committee, but
the probability is that it will be held at
Chicago in May of next year The visit
ing delegates wound up their sightseeing
in San Francisco Thursday evening.
Early yesterday morning a start was made
from Oakland. Stops will be made ut sew
eral places, and then the party will break
up. Some Of the delegates will go home
by way Of Salt Lake and others by way of
Portland and Puget sound
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-28
THE ARGUS.
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1892
CYCLONE RAVAGED.
Wellington, kas., the Sport OF
the Rotary Terror.
ITS PATH sIREWN WITH THE DEAD.
Twenty Corpses Left in the Ruins OF
the Town and 100 Wounded
Among the Debris.

Fire Comes to the Aid of the Storm King
and Cremates Mt Least One Woman
Utter Darkness Falls on the Stricken
Town-T-elve Bodies and Seventy
Five InJared Persons Recovered-Great
Damage in the Adjoining County With
Probable Loss of Life.
WELLINGTON, Kans., May Swelling
evening, and the entire northern portion
of The city was destroyed. About fifty
people were killed and 125 injured, but the
confusion is so great that the exact loss
of life cannot be stated definitely. Among
the dead are: Mrs. William Lashen, Kittie
Strain, Silva and Walter Forsythe and
Ida Jones. The Wellington hotel and the
Phillips house, the two largest hotels in
the city. were completely wrecked
Fire Breaks Out in the Ruins.
A heavy storm Of wind and rain pre-
ceded the cyclone about half and hour. A
few minutes after o'clock the cyclone
struck the city, coming from the south
west. There were no premonitory signs.
Everybody was in doors and the cloud
passed with its destructive rush and
awful roar unseen. Washington avenue, the
principal business street, is lined on both
sides for blocks with ruins. To add to the
horror fire broke out among the debris of
Colonel Robinson's block and a woman.
Mrs. Susan Asher is supposed to have per-
ished in the flames and the Monitor, Press
and Voice printing offices lie tumb led
heap Of bricks and mortar.
Darkness and Devastation There.
Just across the street a laborer named
Tanning was taken out of the ruins dead
and there are supposed to be other bodies
in the ruins. Hundreds of dwellings are
either totally destroyed or more or less
damaged. The city is in darkness, as
broken mains made it necessary to shut
down the gas works and save destruction
from fire. Hon. James Lawrence, candi
date for attorney general had an arm
broken. Walter Forsythe and his brother
Edward were taken from the ruins dan
gerously wounded.
Seven Bodies Out of One House.
Seven bodies have been taken out of the
Phillips house ruius and a large force Of
men are hard ut work removing the de
bris Two members of the Salvation
Army are expected to die from injuries re
ceived. The streets are Uttered with in
roofing cloth awnings, broken glass art
timbers. Everybody is on the street,
carrying lanterns and it is utterly impos
sible TO get at the exact facts.
The Destruction Simply Awful.
The destruction is simply awful ant
every minute adds to the horror of the
situation. The Standard and Mail Office
are wrecked The opera house anC
dozens of the best business buildings ar
useless. Fine school buildings ant
churches are ruined and the loss will foo
up into many thousands of dollars. N
reports have been received from othel
points. Wellington is the county seat o
Sumner county and has population o
over 10000 inhabitants. 1t is in the center
of a thickly settled agricultural district
1t is the most prominent town in southern
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-05-28
From wealth to Perjury.

GRAND RAPIDS, May 2S. David K.
Woodruff, a pauper, died in ST. Marks
hospital yesterday of carbuncle. He was
once wealthy and engaged in the marble
business near Milwaukee. He married
sister of Governor Peck, of Wisconsin, but
the marriage was not happy one and a
divorce was obtained by the wife and he
rapidly sank in the social scale. The cor
oner telegraphed to.a nephew, Nelson w.
Clapp, of Saltwater, MINI, asking what
disposition to make of the remains and
receive an answer to bury them here and
send him the bill