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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
NO AsLP FROM CONGRESS.


3oo Staees 1oae tooA A0ee Their Owe
ss0ssssg rsvpss.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-Lssters received
hsss asd inquiry among ssnators and
0saters indicate that there are many
Dsspie Throughout the couptry sskiug
Shsmselves whsshsr coagress cas b
ssusssd upoa dusis9 The appreciates go.
siea to do ssyshlag In The iatssess of com.
0uaisies WAich havs suffered uuususi
Aarlships becasss of disasters q dali
sioss. RepSsss sss sssssaily 70 the effect
Shos hard Water b % be expected In Va
sisss secsioss. ed that actual suGerins
yin - expssieacsa In many pasesa. City
81 eouassy alike sepoFs ucususl nam.
Asss sas a eWpsoy1sse
n ~ Wessesa agricultural regioas the
NV psies q she gsaia aod live sssck IN she
ssush The eeetso dspssusioa. In tie Rocky
0osa ssise To shassiag Iowa q 0say
e The silver olssa 10 shs teWss a
New Easlaoa cd shs eastern cd middle
Staten tie sjesing a osaufacsariag -
ssblIsAaeess ard ssaucstoa q forces, ere
ssposssd. whils ill shsss csusss have bed
sks eject a driving sa0esss % The large
cisies. thus ipessssisg IL quota q Idle
pesple thess. ssussally lssss this season
U0C0uoe Ot 80 ots0 eoCot g8Uyo3 u
the larger eensess II The population.
Macy people seem TO thtsk that at such
o time cougspss oaghs - furnish assist
sscs In some wsy-either By gratuitous
distribution In specially marked casss o. By
means of public works. Coogrsssmeu
when requested to express their views Of
The probability a. such assistance being
given shake thsir beads signincautly. They
say this " not pa,essal government. and
each community viii have to depsud upon
its own resources. q, when Senator Hoar
daring the extra session made m effort At
the Instance " Miss Clara BxrtOu, Of the
Red Cruss society, 70 ssosse IN appropria.
slsa Of e3i.0vo fos' the ssllse Of Ssa island
suRersss 0e SOath C4o1foa, be met with
stubborn rssistanes g - hands Of 9ena.
ton Turpis and Cockssll.
Senator Butler-repsxseuiiug the state
- which these Gaforsu innate people resisls
-Whlls NOT autassnizing the 10 said be
~ not indcssc the priscipie, 80 senator
Hs9es said that II govessns0s I'D Was to.
- furnished In shas hsssancs be should
6uuaud Iiks sssissases toe - epnppls Il
a. wsss upua Who0 - ~ , ea1aRity
- es.Ien. Il wss shso Uss1s appassas
0has 4 vsasuiey sbss)1 - rsudxsssi 10
aoy - enss Il Woo1d - dsDaUosd 10 ~
sisus ssbss.. 81 - sosssssrses Hear
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
n. E.r.sa NJ. Very and shame.

TOLEDO. O.. Dec. 1-Erwin A. Cook.
city clerk Of Met 0mb. is dead - result Of
worry and shame incident to recent r.s-
calisy. A couple Of months ago Mr.. Cook
was arrested on . charge Of using the
the mails Tor swindling purposes. He
sent out circulars advertising to send Get
of steel engravings Tor g. and when an
order was received he sent set Of the
Columbian pOstaye stamps. He was ar.
rested and held TO court, lase his mind aud
died
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
gwe l'assssgess lsjursd.

AoxTUOMEG Y. Ala. Dec. l-Ths pas.
ssagee train from Atlanta ran into the
ssar coach II . passenger train on the
Wsseess railroad near Cliette statiou, and
tnjured the following: Ms. Mary Walker.
- bs0ksa. aud G. G. Coleman. beck
Wrsochsd and hurt internally. Several
eeAsn wsrv badly shaken up. The bake
fasled u work.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec l.-white perform
en- o. the variety stage in San Francisco
have drawn the line on people Of their
own professioa who ars Cd color, and over
30 perfoemsrs. mostly siafs Of the vauds.
vills stage and some few Of the ''legiti.
mate" met for the purposs Of forming .
union the principal object Of which will
b 70 bar genuine black faced artist from
che same stage - the white man.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01

conelusjen Reaehed On the On.
come Tax Question.


oo11vo4oa1 1ao00O g Vsss, Das 0oseoss
sssss 80 Is0sssss nsss Pae-TAas h
WAss WIN - 0spssssa - ~ 0ssss-
AaD.Dsss - oaUpsss - ~ SsAsos-
ClUssoGDs - raaUsne Css1s 0assssA
~ IsoAses-GAs ~ rvsssso.
wAsnxssox. Dss. l-lt ~ bssa DE-
1los1y Asessatas0 thae ~ iDesoo tax sys-
- - - sspssse1 ~ ~ vays aad asaas
ee00ieess win - esa1asd - . tai - ths
- snes0ss e I'll esspssasjsas ssd tax :
- ssess0ieas - lsoneiss. Bsyso, Nc
Nillia. whiting and eshsss made sesoag
1gAs Sse . p,as brood sosasA 70 iselsas
all iaes0ss q iadividuals n excsD q o.
Spss anssa. bss they have bssa Soscsd
= seqsisscs IL sAs viii q the uaajeeity
ed ahaodoa The graduated income tsS5a
Ssvee q oos sppayiag oely % coeporafsbes
and suecessi0ns. The Ds0oerztic MEM
hem have now reached . deluits con
elusioa % this subject, and is can thsrs-
fore b cou0dently announced that the In.
come tai syssem will BE- narrowed down
- these specific limits. unless the recon-
Aeudations Of the cousuittee are upset in
The house.
Asgsosss zee she New seheoe.
The com; nittee In its report to the
house will sdop: unique argument for
restricting the system to corporations in
stead Of applying IL to all individuals.
They will state that the greatest money
earning powers Of the country arc the cor
porations. while the risk to individual
stockholders u less than the risk in any
private business. The corporations de-
rive special advantages from legislation,
one OF which Is that in the event Of COM
mereial disaster the stock holders are only
liable to the extent Of the full value Of the
stock subscribed aud TO Offset these
special advantages they should bear .
generous burden OF the expenses OF the
government.
departure srs0 . Tiase- 1iseorrd Thessy.
The tax On corporations, therefore. will
not he graduated one, hut will apply to
all net earnings Of whatever aggregate.
This is an essential departure from the
time honorrd theory Of an income tax, ~
most practical economists have favored
the graduated system impo>ing not hing
on incomes of les than 5000 per annum.
. per cent. on the excess bctweeu e5,OOO
and es0.Vu'. per cent. on the excess be-
eD.U0 and 0.0uO; and 10 per cent. on the
excess above ss0.o0c. ia system applying
to individuals had heen adopted there Is
no doubt IL would have been such r
Sradrsted plan rs this, but since it IL e.
apply to corporations aud SUGGESTIONS
ooly. 1t will be upon the net earnings of
the corporation and the gross amount Of
the succession or legacy.
VIII Pt1e II - Ctgnressea.
Saccessions and legacies in this connec-
si0n Of course apply only to personality
and monies. The Democrats Of tine com.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
SOUTH DAKOTA BONDS NO GOOD

4 Court Decision That Puts the state -
Its Homer.
SIorx FALLS. 5. D., Dec. Judge
Edgerion directed the jury to bring in .
verdict for the defendant in the case Of the
National Life Insurance company of
Mont pelier. Vt. versus the board of edu.
cation Of Huron. s. d. This decision de.
clares invalid the s6o.0o0 Of bonds issued
during the 1890 campaign for the capital
location. II this decision is sustained by
the supreme court D: the United States
every municipal and school bond issued in
South Dakota since statehood is invalid.
Huron alone can repudiate S:sNi,co0 worth
Of boa,i>. The point upon which the case
turns is nice constitutional question
Noticc of arucal ms been given.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01

WASHINGTON. Dse. la telegram ~
esived e tbs war department fFoQ Bsisa-
disr 0sneral WAeasoa. ceoaAnding The
military department. q Texas. cos9rms
IL bslise that tie alleged Mexican rsvo-
judiciary troable va more visionary than
real. Gesssal Whsaton says it b quite
csetain aud has beea admitted By the Mex
jcaA suthoeitiss that NO parties Of armed
men had crossed TO Mexico from the
American side
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01

DETROIT. Dec. 1.-The visiting relief
COMMITTEES appointed to make . personal
investigated Of the de.titution amoog
tie o0sthesu miners, hes STARTED for the
upper peninsula. They went 70 Chicago
ever the Michigan Central, and from there
% Irowood. thence to Bsssemer and there
after shey will b guided By circum-
stances.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01

New NeW Zealand Wsnaes vsaea.
AUCKLAND. New Zealand. Dec. 1.-The
nrst election. in Nav Zealand under the
female suffrage Lag have been held. They
resulted f.vorabiy shs sovernment. The
women voted In - numbers. giving
their support malaly 20 those candidates
Who prOfsssed Christianity and favored
temperance.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01


A camel has twice the Carrying power
Of IN or. With IN ordinary Load Of 400
pounds he can travel - OF II days with
out water, going 70 miles . day. They
arc Ct to work It 8 years old, but their
strength begins to decline q Is, although
they usuxlly live to 20. Tho Tartars
have herds Of these animals, often 1000
belonging to one family. They were
numerous in antiquity, for the patriarch
Job had 5000. The Timbuctoo or Ne
harri breed is remarkable for speed and
used only for couriers. going 800 miles
In eight days with meal Of dates or
grain 1t nightfall. -Exchange.
re A1oeaa 0aRkesa
saAM.Bfc
Corn-NeW. nc.
Hay Tinosny, 30; upland. seosio; slough.
sasser.ra,s % choics. -; cresmsr,. ~.
eesnsy-CAickeas. drssssA g; tnsksys. drees-
IHUR AnD snansAEB
Applss-elNeeAso2ss -
HSta1sss-OoS1e-
81 49,: g I; 3.
60 S.::- g: - =: Sc; co.. :: -:
&c. 80 Ie4~-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01

KANSAS CITY. No, Dee. 1.-The Tt1oD
prints . statement By p. d. Rssdsr. . Nh
known Iowa Republican. in regard - Ha-
four months last winter. His statemsas
corrobosases the Bleunt report. aid up
helds President CLEVELAND ed Ssorstasy
Gresham.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01

DR.. Rea has been Connected with the largest
hospital In the country. and has no superior in
diagDceing end treating diseases snd defo.ms-
the disease, and where located in Eve misutee.
He will return to Rock lelAnd every month to re-
main one day.
Treats ali durable medical and surgical die.
easee acute and chronic casarfh, oiseaeee Of the
eye. ear and nose. thraat ana lupgr dyepepeiA
Brighf'e disease, dta better. kidneys liver 6ad-
der. chronic female and sexual diseases. Epilep-
y or iats curedi poeitive guarsnseei
YOaag and asaAle-Asea Aen
euRern 8 from epefmatorrAoea and impotency o
The suit Of eelfabuse in youth or escess I'm ma
ture yeass. and other causes, producing come Of
the following e6octs. as emissions. blotches. de-
bility, nev0usneee, dizziness, confoeion % ideas
exhaustion. which unit the victims for businsss
o. marriage. are permanently cured b. remedies
not injurious.
Dloo1 aoa eksa asaaoaoes.
Syphilis end complications, - core throat,
falling Of the hair. pain In the bouee, etc. are
perfectly esadicaeed without using mercury or
0ehe9 lnineioae or1gs Go0orrhoeas gieet G.ric.
lafes I'D I'll urinafy an1 kianey Troubles speedi.
" cured ~ tseat0snt that ~ never failed. He
undertakes 10 tneasable caeoo. bat cures thOus.
ads gfvea up to de. Re0eDbef the date end
cone early. - hlo rooms are always crowded
wherever be stope.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Correspondence solici.ed and confidential.
address Dr.. d. d. R8A, 81 Paulina Street
Chicago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
Cures

U6sr Jees Z Assesa
years Bapelss uississnzy nlnlsess. su1eesd
for years Wln swelling q the nnhs, vesy paan-
ful, and numb at tnss. Amer taking six bot-
Ties Of Hoods Sarsapa1illa theee has not boea
any swelling Of feet or limbs. He also suffered
with catarrh. and says: ''Stnce trying Hoo1rs
end am positive of perfect cure. lrecensend
Hoods Sarsaparilla
T. many, and at least dozen arc taking e nom
noticing Its effects ON me-" j. Il AUsTTN.
HOOPS PAl9 are the best afterdinAse
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-11
VEST SHORE RAILROAD.
THE NIAGARA FALLS AND WORLDS FAtE
ROUTE.

THE IAGARA FALLS AND WORLDS FAIR
ROUTE.
Picturesque Line of Travel to Lake and
Mountain Resorts.
Trains leave 42d st. North River, station. New
Franklin st. \. H. Terminal station at Weehaw.
ken, n. j., can DO reached via trains of N. j. j. nd
leaving Penu. R. r. Depot.
except sundays, Yves. of Coeymans Junction,
1S0 A. A.-paily local TO Albany and Saratoga.
Parior car to Albany. Sundays only.
Rochester, Buffalo, Niaxara Fails, Detroit, Chic ago
except Saturday for Toronto
1l.35 A. NJ. daily. except Sunday, to Catskill
Mountains. New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mime;
wsska, Albany, Stratosa, Caldwell. Lake George.
Parlor cars to Bloom Vile, Saratos "a aud Cald we'll.
900 NJ. Daily, except sunday. for Carskil
SIS Pm. Daily FOR Albany. Montreal. Utica, SYRIA
use, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto,
Detroit. Cleveland and Chicago.
$50 p. Nj. Daily, except Sunday, for Newburgh,
Albany. Saratoga and Montreal Parlor car TO
sis r. NJ. Daily for Albany. Utica, Syracuse. Roch.
Cleveland and Chicago.
Haverstraw Locals 100 a. NJ, AS A5,sA z.45 P. NJ.
Newburgh Locals. Is, 40 10 A. NJ. Ills, Aso SIS.
agner sleeping cars for Albany, Utica, SYRIA
cuse, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara rails, Toronto q.
Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago on all through
For tickets, time tables. parlor and sleeping car
accommo atoms, or Information, apply onlces.
ton street; annex once. foot Fulton street, New
York City. Nos, l13. 29l. sos, sS3. 165 and 92 Broad
way. l4s Bowery. No. 81 tast Fourteen IN street,
Foboken. n. J. No. los Hudson street and at
1o }. i. LAMBERT.
No. 5 Vanderbilt avenue
New York
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-11
THE RIGHT TO THE NAME
English Foresters Decide to
Sue the American
Order.
A BIG FIGHT EXPECTED.
Court Hoboken's Action Will Make
Hudson County the
Battlefield.

The withdrawal Of Court Hoboker
from the ranks Of the A. o. f. OF A. ha,
caused little surprise among some courts;
but among the majority In HUI isou
county this action Is q thunderclap. and
will undoubtedly he emulared, 80 IL is
said, by other courts dissatisfied with the
high taxation levied by the Grand Court.
Following the withdrawal from the
American order came the reque 1t to the
English" order that Court Hoooksn
should be ..reinstated IN the ancient
order"
LII using the expression "reinstatedo it
will be remembered that IN 1888 forty.
one out OF forty-two thousand Forestsrs
In the United States were suspe lded by
the High Court of the World, IS 1t is
termed, for noncompliance with orders.
That ban still exists upon ourts Of yhs
A. Q. +. of A. All that Court Hob ok en-
IL now doing is to have that suspension, In
It's case, removed. and tue court brought
once more under the Jurisdiction OF the
ancient uni versal order.
THE SUBSIDIARY HIGH COURT.
On September 4 last the subsidiary
High Court of lhe Atlantic and Southern
States, AS a branch of the English order
IL named, met in Buffalo In convention.
There were 70 delegates present. repre-
regime Of forestry. The High Oh iet
Ranger, who presided v this "El-
Slish" body was Mr.. John Boneli, OF
Jersey City. and he is the authority for
the statement that with che request re-
ceiysd from Court Hoboken for re-
Instatemeat. were one from Court
Eshpeuing of. Michigan and another large
court from Chicago,
There are Others ready to come back"
he said. with "a gratified smile.
Court Hoboken's desire to re-snter the
ancient order Of the world was of
course. peculiarly gratifying Co tue con-
vention, because the court was, before
the suspension by the High Court OF ths
World, IN visiting communication with
Court Bergen aud Court America; the
only two courts In Hudson County which
maintained their fealty to the ancient
order. Besides Court Hoboksn Is n pow
erful organization and a valuable aid TO
the ranks.
Hence" aays Mr.. Bonell, I'VE re-
ferred the matter to The incoming Execu-
tive Council which will l have no DOUBT
raise the suspension"
WILL BRING SUIT.
Mr.. Bonell had something to say about
q very interesting suit which the Ancient
Order C Jntem l4tes brin9ing against thu
ALuSElCtu OCu6F anu stu6 WnOt6 DOuY OIL
Foresters ut the Buffalo convention de-
cided to assist Court Pride of Erin of
PhilRdelphia, one Of The English courts.
in Its suit against the Grand Court Of the
American order In Philadelphia for
fraudulently using tue name aud num-
bers Of the Ancient court, a usage to
which the latter body Ia not entitled the
former claim. The convention unani-
mously agreed to provide money for any
c0uIt of their order suing those Of the r
friends--the enemy. The Foresters y
the Ancient Court maintain that the Il le
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-11
BIG FIRE AT RED BANK.
Special to The Jersey Ctr he,r,.

'StSHs
RED BANK. Sept. II. 1893. Fire was
discovered at five o'clock this morning
In the Rev. Henry Bsltina's cottage on
Irving street. occupied BY Peter valen.
tine. a prominent business man. Mr.
Valentines family has been out of town
since Saturday. When the fire was
discovered the entire interior was in
flames. The firemen flooded the building
but did not get the fines under control
until the structure was nearly DESTROYED
Valentines furniture was ali
James Cooper's home, adjoining ma r.
rowly escaped being burned. The heat
was SO intense that the house was badly
scorched, aud it was with difficulty that
abe frenien saved 1t. The loss on Mr..
belting's house is about 5000, parti ally
covered by insurance. Valentine had
iittle insurance on his furniture. The
fire is supposed to have been of tncan-
diary origin.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-11
Y. Nj. c. A. NOTES.


The Jersey City 'nine'' played a q game of ball
against the Institute nine. branch OF the Young
OF the Young Nous Christ an Association, New
York City. 1t was decided only to have seven
Innings on account OF the lateness of the hour
The game was very interesting all the way
through. The Jersey City men can congratu-
late themselves on winning the game, as the
Institute men are fine play ers. The score was
~ to II In favor Of the Jersey men.
The Rev. Cornelius Wolfkin, pastor of the
North Baptist Church. gave a very interesting
and instructing address on Temptation. - IL
bis talk he referred to Samson, how he slew the
lion only by being in the strength OF the
Lord" He went on 10 say the roar of the
lion didn't make Samson afraid. but the tempta
tion:of the woman "Delliah', slew him. While
he was trusting in the Lord all was we'll with
him, but as soon as he trusts la s.himself. =
temptation takes him captive. He appealed
strongly to young men not to trust in them
selves to overcome temptation, but trust in
Jesus Christ and do as he did, meet the tempter
with the word OF God.
Organization took place yesterday afternoon
at $50 Ia the parlor upstairs. Fourteen young
men were present. Mr.. s w. Parks. the gen
eral secretary, who will lead this class, was
chairman, and a ballot las cast for q secretary.
Thao. w. Crusdy was chosen as secretary.
The subject for study Sunday, september IL.
will be. sThe Bible as a Library and rs Il Book
The Conversations Bible Glass will organize
Tuesday evening At 7:SO, September IL.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-11
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-11
MARKSMEN AT MARION.
Scores Made by the Fourth Regiment
Boys on Saturday.

Scores Made by the Fourth Regiment
Boys on Saturday.
Mosquitoes were the ouly hindrances to
good shooting at the Fourth Regiment
Rife Ranges at Marion on Saturday
afternoon. These pestilential specimens
of tho bird tribe scanned TO havs a mort
gage on the whole region, and they
bothered the men as much as they could
when the rifles were pointed at the tar
gets. Despite that however. several good
scores were made by some of the boys.
Sergeant A. P. Brown furnished the
composition, which in reality was not q
competition because he had q sure thing
of 1t from the start and ran away from the
otherg-for The Range COMMITTEES Badge.
He Increased his score of bu1iseyss to
235. The marksman in the race has
but so.
The Lieutenant Colonel's Badge will
be handed to Alvin H. Graf, who ran up
a score of A nc Sea Girt. He has done
some steady practicing at the Marion
Range aud was in good tralniug.~
Prtvates Abrecht and Rank, both of
Company A, are still tied for The EUenfng
journal badge with scores of SO. Cap
tain BBmsted's score of Is. which gives
him the lead for the Colonel's badge, mas
not vel been beaten. Following are the
best scores made On Saturday,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-11
NATIONAL GOLD CUP RACE.
svslos Sails - Good Race In
Strong Wind.

.vshos Sails - Good Race In q
Strong Wind.
BIZ Cable to the United Press.
RYDE, Isle of Wight. Sept. II, 1S93.-
The third race for the International Gold
Cup, which was to have taken place on
Friday put was postponed ON account
Of the weather and an acci-
dent to the Navahoe. was sailed
today. The course extended from a
point north Of Ryde eastward to the Nab
LiRhtship; thence back past Ryds, by
way Of tue Spit Buoy of Southsea Castle,
round q mark boat OF Old Castle Point,
and back to the staring point. This
course was covered twice: total distances,
fifty miles.
At 1l:05 o'clock the start was made IN a
strong wind from the southeast. The
Britannia and Navahoe crossed the line
together. the Britannia being TO wind
ward.
Down to. the Nab Lightship the yachts
k1pt well together. The NavRiloe
rounded the lightsbip FIRST, but ihe Bri-
taunia had the inside position aud soon
was slipping ahead rapidly. Both had
fheir sheet8 hauled tight as they stood
over 10 South Sea Castle. When they
turned again tue Baritannia was u long
way ahead.
A the vessels passed Ryds Pier on
their way from the Nah Lightsnip TO the
markhoat of Old Castle Point. the
Britannia. was leading by twenty-fout
ninutes eighteen seconds. vhe Wind