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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02

Il & F'''s ~ cNne "a ce in the largest hospj-
~ Che count ann - n s.r,tdupte o several Of
30" resi- colleges 81 TIE United It's an has
j. i''u ne" f''l'n t'ur Il! he argest hosp t.ls
- Eut"i'e, WI. he ia~ cn st1d M tie la E st
''id iu"-' ~" or"G Methods 81 r-aline the dis.
cases ~ biCh h" nakcs "a specially
lie ma lad yrare OF exIierieu,e prior TO his
Er'"peGn fln, ana l. well hnou in This vicin ~
u nc has cure hundreds in Your city ana vicin-
try, ~ the In ttnree year. . lie taxes no lncur-
able ~ eases, Ut has rtred hnndre Who have
been Eiv' Il ~ 80 incu' able ty al ply ,iriars
&c teAEo chro ic catarrh chr mr. diarrhoea,
paint o. suppressed men 81 rust on, infsm,tiop
~ TIE womb, II flan alton of The bladder diabct.s
dysDep-ia, constipation, kidney, urinary ard
bladder trouole-. Bright's disease tape wors s.
crooked limbs AM enlar ed joints club lot whine
swe lng, nervousness and general debility, impo-
tency, l"uc rrheG, pimples, blotchcs, cancer
drop. sravel glee' gon rrhoea, by drocele, art
theum.:tNm, a>t ma, female weak a. 50, etc
All -urllcsl q creations performed
bpiiei,-v or hts T. sitiveiV cured
Tiles cured withou pain, kniir OF caustic
GOD and sk'n diseases curec By L. PROVED and
never failing femedi-
EYES, ross eyes cured in one minute without
pain. WAX watery eyes, drop;img lrd,, granul-
ated llus. sor eyes OF AM form, vii hairs, cat
rract. false pupils, ID Il, scGm turning in and
out oflide
EAR sse- AMI dtsfness, ulce-alion dis
charge. polypas etc
EosE--N-s4i cat r5h polyI us OF the nose pIas-
tic opera ions. etc. DIR. Walkers can absolutely
snd r rm',ilc ~ cure any case of oaiarrb that
ever existed He honestly believes he can show
greater record OF cases ( catarrh cured THAI all
other physicians in the state
Suall minors, cancers warts moles. etc =. re-
moved "ith'st acida, knife, pain scar. New
meth glecirol sis
LADIEs-Taat ''tired' feeliog and all the female
weaknesses are promptly cured, BIohrng, head
acher, ner' OGs pTostratiou, gene 81 ehility
seepless, ess, dipTess n Indigestion. ovarian
troubles, Inflammation and uce alton falling and
disllHcemenir. spinal weaEness, kidney com
plants snd change of If
O.GAEAL WEAKNESS Immediately cured and
fall vigor restored This distress ng af1ction
which renders life burden and marriage iml os-
slbie, j. the penalty paid iy the victim OF imprc-
per indu gence. The mort chaste must acknow-
edge Lat tn FASHIONS the great magnet BY
wh1cn the wEo re world II aItracfeo. Destroy
them and what have ue? Man Is no longer in:er-
sItd III me o posiie sex the Interchange OF that
blIssfu' reroee which now attracts and interests
tn whole rid EXITS longer; II a. eases to
De VIVA: tod maze him; the world is no lonsc CT in
terestinG to HIM, and remorse and ri app .intment
are his cons'an. companions. onsult Dr Walter
AT once, ard yor will find the sympathy and re-
1eI maj on positively require 10 be happy
he ember the cate. and come early as his
rooms are always crowded wherever he goes
ADDRESS
Lyman P. Walter, M. D.,
b7is State S.. Chicago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
The Handsomezt of All coins.

This proud Oistnc is generally con edef to
the United States aO-dollar gold piece, marvel
of beauty in design and finish. The loveiest Of
Gods handiwork is q handsome woman, If in the
b Dom Of health; if she is lot, DR.. Pi-rce's Favor
tie Prescription will restore her. Ladiea who use
this peerless remedy are unanimous il its praise,
for it those countless Ills which ar the bane
of their sex-irr gularitias. dragging down pains,
inflammation, hysteria, sleepl'ss ne : AMI the
"all-gone' sensations which burden III ir dni y
lives A ton c and nervine without ;lco9ol
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
$500 s3anas
- SN
- -
4 MONT =

Catarrh I'd kindre dis, treated al the uni.
IN rate OF - month. medicines free For all
Of, er disc tseS The rates viii be low and Uniform
ard IN proportion 10 the actual cost % the nedi-
Cines required.
Al pa tents applying for TIE tue al the Sc [;
Med cal institute before Dec, 10. viii be rYeat
e UNTIL CURT n the uuif0rm rate OF S. per
month. Remember this tate only holds good II p
III Dec 10, 1892.
The Sham nth-card hes been extended 70 this
r.ason:
Daring the limit OF the ard, which expired
Nov 2Oth snd which wa- only good for zen days
there were acn tilted for treatm ent ST u, cas- :
Three Gays Of that time, DR.. Wilson. our Ned
cal director. was unable 10 b. Al the cffice and
part es who He'd could no be treated TO give
THESE parIic- lair chance, the time has been ex-
tended 10 bee. 10, 1892
Mr.. "hsl enc has few concise remarks to
make:
Am sorr took treatment at the Scott Medical
lnstItu'er M, ~ir. hot had tried so many Gu e.
hat did not suppose IN re was anv real cure
Tor ca arrh. ow ii d was hap iy nistak n
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02

M" 7 . Inn street, Noiins. lti.
an jupieG IN me :Hctaly az ia nara &
Lea :. III Z e-t Moline. Il , at, on ~ ,ea5- ol
az tuc d's. e ut eEIstc fug d., past five
years ana suppose the syUp-ans were those Of
OrdiU - a,H IN would h v. we. Hrgdac @
over ~ eye s f,und il JllicU I = b5c,.. h.
my nose h,iu. s-o'p II an 4. G., u.-.nt dis
charge il 10 my threat I taG ain through my
uugs, and con b = "a "a yr. ow. sr-in niucus /
VS. l " y ah'H- OILS, and this W ala make nv
diSc-ee worse, ny th,oa Won q h.sJrc /
had night sWe-' ..J | ctrIas discouraged,
How ng Eaa I ben : cat =. NJ Not quite
one mon h, Md an ny trouble has -tpu;jau, o
hat "a no rCq lire any NOR treatment. 2 can
not too strongi, angel ne Hajl'uy atf. C ed to
n ply T. ue*'mtht IS sIn PcyfoC " sati fed
win my CuSr
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2 1892

FRoM the fact that KENT cky ga e
about 10 600 lsrger democratic plurality
this yelr han N 1888 il my safely be
assumed that tariff reform hasn't lost
any ground in the blue grass state. The
s'ar-eye6 goddess fssn't lost her grip a
little bit in the state Of wa,etson.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
State OF ONO, N,tS III ,-,. do,
Lucas county

Frank j Cheney makes oath that he
is the Be- ior partner of the firm Of F. }
Cheney & Co.. dong business in enc CT,
OF Toledo County b. d State aforess &,
and that said firm will pay tne sun o:
800 for each d every case OF ~asarrh
that cannot be cur"n b' he use % Halls
CsEarrh Cure. FIR .Dk J Ctece.
Sworn to before me and su9sci he'd in
my presence, tbis 9th day OF December,
A d 1886
[sEAL] A. ". GLEASON.
Notary Pubic.
Halls Ca,srrh Cure is taken Ipterual =
and acts directly on StIe blood AMI
mucous surfaces OF the system. Srud
for testimonials free
Address F J Cheney & Co., Tpied D., 0
Sold by dru glsis. 75c
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
NorIcR.oF APPLICATION FOR TOLL. ROAD.
To a.l wher. i mey conce1n:

To al whor. II may concern:
Nouce $ nerr0y given hat The undersigned the
Drurt TIL RnGd ompany. corpora. ion will 4
the next session ~ tie county board OF The
coU0'yo' Rock leland, III the fiaje OF lhuois to
he he'd III the c"rr. hoRSe building in the CITY OF
Rock Island. in sgil coanty, on the 1871 day of
December, a. D. 1872, pc ito aC gp Nv 70 the
said county hoard for lsuvr 70 es,ablis7 a gravel
iol road from the Illinois end OF lie nriGg Of the
Mu- lie Bid e Company across the Mississippi
I'VE a; v sea lrs., Iowa. and thence rUnninl n
GsOuIB@aSierl direction across thu low lsuds to
the bluffs. % connect with public highway lea l.
ing cvcs said bluffs commonly known as the - Ill
nOit CITY ro- d." ana 10 locate said tsl road on
portions Of IN pu iir highway heretofore existing
cross said low land. AZ which time AZ Ilace You
can appear a j 1. heard IL you see lit 20 do So
d rcd II to"k Island. IL. Navembe- Il \. D.
1892 .RURY TJIJ, ROAD CO,tP,NY
w ENCY Il VA FR, Ar,'ys for said Drury Toll
Road Comp tn
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
THE ARGUS.

TBhMs-Daiy soc per month Weekly 81 90
per onnum; In advance 81 so
All communioat ors Of a critical or argumenta-
tive character, political religious, must have
real name attached for publication. No such
articles will ne printed over fictitious signatures
Anonymous communications not noticed.
Correspondence solicited fro.l every township
In Rock Island county.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-02
Roman
The Home Paper.

Your paper Tells you when to go to
Gnu -ch, to county. circuit aud probate
court" saws prominent divine, '.snd
when to sen 20 children to school. Il
tells yol who il dead. who is married,
who is sick, who is born, and many
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14
OHApTER ln1N.
m -.ol AIaY Il. lSn2. !


An ACT iu amendment Of Chapter 4ls Of the
Public Laws passed Mt the January session.
a. ID. l-sl, entitled AN Act To Establish
state Home and School for Children
II Is enacted 10y the General Assembly as fol-
lowa
Section b. section 3 Of Chapter iis Of the
Public Lava. passed at the January session,
A. H. l'-l. 1s amended by Chapter 712 Of the
Public Laws. is hereby amended so as to rcad
a. follows:
"Scc. i They shall receive, in accordance
with rules hy them established, such children
a. may hg declared yagrant, neglected and de-
pendent on the public for support, rs provided
iu ibis act, who are over four and under four
teen years of age and who are In suitable con-
dition of mind and body 10 be instructed; for
exceptional reasons children under four years
may T.. received, should the board deem IL ad.
ylHlle Amy child who shall DC found by the
board Co. hp of ursound mind. or who may be
considered hv the board an improper inmate Of
said Institution, shall be forthwith returned by
thom fp tus authorities from whom said child
Was received, who arc hereby required 10 re-
cciy. th. same. aud all children admitted shall
IDm1in until they are eighteen yecrs Of age,
uul,a otherwise ordered by the board"
Soc. - ~c.tIsnh 3 Of Chapter ils of the Public
Lowa. o. amended hy Chapter 5Ol Of the Public
Law. Is h"rchy amended so as TO read as fol-
frU..
"scc. g. u shall bc the duty Of the superln.
IUudDrt. ur uv,r-ccrs OF the poor In the several
towns foo. tiil auy agent ~ the Rhode Island
~ncist. lur thr Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Chill
drCN u.t. bring before thc court. of probate
Ui ugh towns 'pr examination. children sup-
ported Dub nu-rs or otherwise dependent
uu ihu iuhI. fnr support. or other children
I. found 'l H. On state of vagrancy, want or
suicfIle nf sh1udoncd by their parents or
riul IHr.. Hi uUt having any home or settled
ahn1l of rr'p.r guardianship. and thereupon
q -ENl h OBJ. i1iy of the court of probate be-
inl' h' i0h child j. brought 20 invcs-
l Hll ascertain n the child is ~
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14

II is about time for the Democrats OF
this city to throw campaign banner TO
the breeze.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14

ASSICNEE'S SALE

VIII be sold at PuDlic Auction by authority
vested in me under and by certain assign
ment made and executed by Samuel Tatter-
sail OF the town of Cumberland, county of
Prov idencc and state Of Rhode Island, on
Friday, the 18th day OF July, A. d., 1872 at
o'clo-sk ID. M, ut said Samuel TntiersalPs
store located on kroad street, In the village
of Lonsdale, In said Cumberland, the follow
ing personal property, VIZ:
All the Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Cigar :,
Candies, stove, aud all other goods and fix-
lures now In said store, and belonging to
and connected with the busin So as hereto
fore carried ON by said samuel Tattersall.
THOMAS w. ROBINSON,
Assignee.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14
CHAPTER 1850.
Passed May 20. 1884.


AN ACT In amendment Of Chapter loc6 Of the
Public Laws.
II is enacted by the General Assembly ~ fol-
lows:
Section !. Section 10 Of Chapter l066 OF the
Public Laws IL hereby amended 30 that Il shau
read as follows
"Sec. 10. The expenses Of collection, analysis,
printing. and distribution authorised by this
act shall be paid from and out Of the moneys
received by the general treasurer under the
provisions Of section OF this act. which said
sums Of money 10 received are hereby appro-
priated for the above named purpose, and the
state auditor is hereby authorized to draw his
order upon the general treasurer for the pay
ment Of the same, but no bill for the expenses
incurred under the provisions of this act shall
be paid from the treasury Of the State unless
the same shall have bean drst approved and
certified TO by the state board OF Agriculture"
Sec. g. This act shall take effect on and after
Its passage, and all scts and parts Of acts In.
consistsht herewith ArS hereby repealed.
certify the foregoing to be trne copies.
GEORGE II. UTTER,
Secretary OF State.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14

supported. or 10 IN y state OF yagrancy, want,
and suffering or IL abandoned by its parents
or guardians. or In without home or settled
abode or proper guardianship. and also to -
certain its name. age. and place Of birth. and
the names and residences Of its parents
or guardians. II II have any, and where and
for what length Of time. n At all. II hes been
supported at the expense Of the town or state;
and said courts OF probate shall have power 10
compel attendance of witnesses. The parents
OF any friend may appear In behalf OF any
child, and the court of probate In its discretion
may request some suitable person 70 appear In
behalf Of any child: and II on such examina-
tion the court shall nnd that such child Ia %
supported or depo ndent. or is In a state Of va
Qrancy, want. and suffering, or.is 20 aban.
doned or without home or settled al de 6r
proper guardianship. IL shall make . proper
order containing statement OF the facts a.
certained as TO said child. and intrusting said
child 10 the care and custody Of the state
board Of education. together with direction
to the superintendent or overseer Of the poor
to take said child to the state home and school,
and shall deliver 20 the superintendent or
overscer OF the poor, OF other person procuf-
ing such examination. = certified copy there
Of Such certified copy Of such order shall
.hen be delivered with the child at the home
and school to the presiding ofhcer thereof. AL
expenses attending the oregoing proceedings
shall be paid by the town or city In which
the child belongs: Provided. that children be-
tween the ages Of four and fourteen supported
In the state almshouse may be brought before
the probate court Of the town Of Crspston By
the agent Of the board Of state charities and
corrections, and said court Is hereby clothed
with the same power over such children, and
such proceedings may be had, as II they were
regularly domiciled In said town; and all ex-
penses incident to the hearings In said cases
before said probate court shall be paid by the
State, and the state auditor 10 hereby author
lied to draw his orders for the payment Of
all such bills. when certified by the secretary
Of the board OF control Of the state home and
school, out Of any money In the treasury not
otherwise appropriated"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14
LESSONS FROM HumesTEAD.


LESSONS FROM HOMESTEAD.
What manner Of man is TINS 'aFH's IL
that he can ostentatiousiy give Ihou7'''''
upon thousands oI u"ll"iS 90 e"''
institutions, etc. with mas O'eN 'o"'''
hundreds OF oppressed ana '''' INC" ~
helped him 70 create ''7 vast "''''"'
a word from the h'us1'y i'Iu '' ~''"'
Castle to those poor p'oF'' "'u'' az ''''-
amieably END inns oop4'i'O'' s'IOSs'0'
Many lesson ca" D- 'I''" " iiO'' ''''''N
stead
Il Is becoming l'7N'"i'"Ol' ''- i'0'' ''0'
to Iouhd pHnI'c '''''i'1'' "''F''''' W
memorial chapeiS' lNo primary '"O'''' d"
founding or IN "s7''''l'8 70 'n"'i''''' ''"0
puoie ihS'i'u''ons 10 no- "'"''' ''' ''
liet oil the poor nor inc P''ln'''"" '' ''''
cation, nor can II De a''" 'N'l 'n'' '7 'H'
pest uisposl'lon i'i '".'' ~ '-'''- '' ''''''
money nlS so'o '"''E "' "''"' JOY "
wealthy man 10 contribute ''o-'"''y 80 '"'
support oi cdlcoI.oh'I i'Al''u'''N'' I"'
often these glitS arc m"oe I'D " spur" "'
ostentatlon' Wh!ch foo' 'He '"H'f VI '''
cal merit
Many times TOO lAeSe s'''' "lo '''NP'J
an eHpiatioh OF re''l'u'I'" "N''''' ''''-
soousiy INTENDED $" 10 u' OF ho' i'' "'a
garuiy pehuriouS OF l'l s''''" gains Nv
wealthy employer 'i IAo'i VINO B''u"'
down the wage" OF M '"P."S'7 oi ""'
done so III the past TO lno ''"o'' P''''''
ana VINO out OF supefaDUhoahce o' "''i'"
thus accumulated gives part TO some
public institution whether 70 i""hH OF
maintain one is merely making "h oc' u
restitution. he is simply giving 10 the
public part ot what belongs To bis en-
pioyes, ana III consequence nc - earning
Tor himself name ana laiho Oh ''ho'
persons money
Isn't II Tar better 10 assist the poor p'-
iorethey become aDsoluIoiy o's'I'u''' 'N'"
TO allow them from 'hsuinclel'y 'i means
10 become destitute ana ''eh |S !" i'''''0
their heceSsl'ieS' lhis '' one '' 'ne "o'S
points OF our cl'li'@"'''H' Iho I''H "''
becoming fichef ana the poor poorer
wages are belhg sJlt'm"'le'Iy lo"efe"
10 point Where many are Ioreeo 10 ue-
pend on puolc ohaf4'leS' hu' ''1 s|s'cn
OF societies ana institutions ofs'"'@e"
Win eAceiieh' intentions "il" '"i 'A'''-
lent.purposes' very often becomes 30 rls''
so Douho up WIN reo ''P1' 'n"' 'n'S
frequently iaii 70 meet 'Ao ino'' 'OS'r''ns
ana mccoy cases oi misery anu "i7'io'S'
Moreover no amount ol DONATIONS Ihaoe
TO oeneVoiehl or charl'aole ihStlIntionS
VIII reiieve an employer from DIS oDilsa-
tons towards those IN hls employ -"
give one hundred thousand dollars 10
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14

The death of Editor McElroy is sad
news for the TRIBUNEto chronicle today
lie was an able newspaper writer, and h..
work on the journal and Telegram
achieved him high and deserved honors
His widow and children have the un-
bounded sympathy Of everyone in their
unexpected aihIction.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14

The TRInUNF Is thc iar1rite local paper
at Camp Brown. \ big guit.ou u6s sent
down last night but TIN boys quickly
gobblod them up.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14

The "elcctcd' committee seem 90 tt
mixing up the city'saii,irs more and more
every day. The Illegal coal contract D. tho
latest.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14

Someone is responsible for the death
trap" on Pleasant Bluff which claimed
two girl victims yesterday.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14

EyVERYONE I'm need OF information on the
IL suffice OF advertising will do well to
obtain a copy of "Book for Advertisers" SGs
pages, price one dollar. Mailed, postage
paid, on receipt of price. Contains careful
compilation from the American Newspaper
Directory OF all the best papers and frst.
class Journals; gives the circulai hon rating
Of eyory one, and good deal of information
about rates ana other matters petalning To
the business OF ADVERTISING; Address
spruce street. ~. Y
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14
Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing be
tween Thomas n. Norris and George n.
Reagan IL hereby dissolved by mutual con
sent. The business carried on by them, the
Of mattreoeee, VIII be carried
on at the old stand, II Exchange street., by
Thomas y. Norris. who will pay all bills, and
to whom all debts due the nrm are payable.
THOMAS n. NORRIS.
GEORGE y. REAGAN.
Pawtucket, n. l., July II, iss2. tyi2a
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14

The funniest thing in The political pot
is the Attloboro Suns assertion that lIu-
rison and Blaine have 10 political differ
cnces.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14

WANTED-Ladyo or gentleman seeking a
w highly respectable business, and very
profitable, can hear of such by addressing,
with stamps, for full particulars, "MANA-
GER" y Chapin Avenue. Providence.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14
Nrnnta, 90 grt, Ctr.

LN0R SALE-A good, new two horse wagon;
IL will be sold cheap. Apply at 10 South
Bend street. ia lw
vXyANTED-Women wanted in finishing
wv room of n Seamless Hosiery Factory.
Light neat work and good wages. Apply nj
T.. Jenckes anufactuIing Co. t24u
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-14
ESTATE OF JOHN McCUsKER.
Sale of Mortgaged Real Estate.

VIII be sold at Public Auction on SATUR
DAY, the 18th day of July, a. d., ls92, mt =
O'Clock In the afternoon, ON the premises
hereinafter described, by virtue OF power
of sale contained In n certain mortgage deed
made by John McCusker Of Lincoln, in the
county of Providence. State OF Rhode
Island, and dated the eth day OF February, A.
ID. 1870, and duly recorded with the record
OF Mortgages of real estate In the town OF
Lincoln, In the county and state aforesaid, In
book number forty five (45) at pages 3 and
81, the conditions Of which mortgage deed
have been broken.-
A certain lot OF land, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in said
Lincoln, county and State aforesaid, in the
northwesterly part of the village of Central
Falls, In said town of Lincoln and Is thus
bounded, viz: Commencing on Pacific street,
at the northwesterly corner OF said lot, and
land now or formerly of Sarah Hart for a
corner; thence southerly on line of faid
Hart's land eighty eight (ss) feet to land now
or formerly of Archibald Rice, thence easter
} ly with said Rice land ana land of the late
Benjamin Greene, sixty (GO) feet for a corner;
thence northcrly cighty-eight (ss) feet To
Pacific street aforesaid; thence westerly on
said Pacific street sixty (GO) feet To the first
cornet or place OF beginning.
Notice Is hereby given that II Is the inten.
tion of the Mortgagee to bid at said auction,
for the premises above advertised for sale.
by order of the Mortgagee.
Pawtucket, II. l., June "a, ls.f2
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-07
ANOTHER CALAMITY
TEE FIRE FIEND Is STILL PURSUING
BELLAIRE.
Rodstsrs Glas, Factory Goes Up IN Smoke, Despite
al the Efforts Of the Fire Dspartmsnt-Ths
Loss $4,000 to $4,000.

Bellaire seems destined to be ravaged
by fire, so long as she has manufac-
turing establishment standing.
Last night the town was again visited
by disastrous confagration, which
wiped out the Rodeier factory in the
short space Of an hour, and leaves
blackened pile of ashes TO mark the To-
cation of another OF the old-time manu-
featuring establishments OF the town.
The fire started about ten o'clock
somewhere In the vicinity OF the furn-
ace, the fire starting, it is supposed,
through the bursting OF fuel oil tank.
An alarm was quickly sent in, and the
department responded promptly, but
they could be OF little avail, as the wa
ter mains were filed up, and there was
not sufficient pressure to throw
the water much beyond the
nozzle of the hose. Willing hands, how
ever, worked nobly in various other
ways TO extinguish the fire, but amid
the raging flames which in short time
gained great Roadway, little could be
done, and the building was almost COM
pletely destroyed. al the factory
property was destroyed except the
stacks; also the grinding room, the
packing room, and the asserting room,
together with the blacksmith room, and
rough materials were destroyed. The
factory is situated in the First ward
Just south of the creek. The loss is
estimated at from $4,000 TO $500
partially covered By insurance. 1t IS
understood that the factory will be re-
built shortly.
During the course OF the fire two
men were quite badly hurt, but their
injuries are such as are not likely to
prove fatal.
The only buildings that were saved
were the stock shed and mold shop on
the north side of the factory, and this
was largely effected through the judic-
ious management Of the Captain OF the
Hook and Ladder Company who receiv'
ed praise on all sides.
There were $50 men and boys employ
ed at this factory, and they will likely
all be thrown out Of employment for
quite a while. II was serious loss TO
the city.