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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-09
jubilee Day

This is the great jubilee day at the
college. Commencing at O'Clock
the college band and the Bethany
college band played alternately for
an hour in the new dome on the main
building. The tri-centennial jubilee
of the Augustana synod commenced
at $3.50 at jubilee tent. Bishop Won
Scheele and Rev. +. Norelius spoke
in Swedish on the festivities of the
occasion. This afternoon Rev. {. A
Swensson delivered an address in En-
glish and Rev. l.. Holmes. of Bur
lington. read the jubilee poem com
posed for the occasion.
Tonight the great jubilee concert
takes place at the tent and it prom
Uses to be one of the grandest musl-
cal entertainments ever given in this
section of the country.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-09
The Graduates

The graduating class in the col
Iege is composed of the following
gentlemen: l.. Bonander. c. f..
Frisk O. n. Glim. o. A. johnson, p.
5. Miller. b. Modin, p. f. Nordgren.
c. A Olson, A. Ostrom, c. A Ran
dolph, F. f. Sard. n. p. Siostrom, A.
r. Vallquist, c. A. Wendell, A. +
Wilson
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-09
The College Department.

Last evening at jubilee tent. Uni
versity park in the presence of 5000
people, the annual commencement
exercises of the college department
were held. At $50 while the Beth
any college band of Lindburg. Kan.
and the \. :. c. band were playing
alternately at the college and at Uni
versitv park procession was formed
at the college headed by the students
of the various departments and fol
lowed by the bishop and president OF
the synod. President OLSON and the
faculty of the college, the syno-
dical council and honorary guests
and proceeded down Thirty-eight
street to jubilee tent where the col
lege exercises took place. These in
cluded music by the a. :. c. band.
the reading Of the scripture and
PRAYER by Rev. NJ j. Engluud. 4
song by the chorus, orations by p. :.
Miller and \. p. Sjostrom. another
selection by the chorus. orationS 10y
\. z. Wilson and c. f. Frisk. a song
by the Philodai quartet and the pre-
sentation of diplomas by President
OLSON of the college faculty The
valedictory was given by c. \. Wen
dell. when followed the benediction
by Rev. :. p. 4. Lindall. Bishop Won
Scheele delivered one of his sound
addresses and a song by the chorus
under Prof. Griffith's direction con-
cluded the exercises.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-09
Ue0. +. Roth. r. a. DOnaIusUn
Roth & DOnaldSOn'S
Real Estate
LAND EXCHANGE.

Ii You contemplate buying, selling
or exchanging residence or business
property, it will positively pay you
TO call on US, as we constantly have
Il large list of desirable property on
our books to select from and we can
supply your wants promptly. We
also have number of choice lots in
all parts of the city and will under
take to build a number of houses for
our customers on terms very greatly
to their advantage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19

time was called.
HowLEY PUT TO SLEEP.
Last Rouud-Mike staggered up very
weak. He slipped and fell against the
ropes. Bolen landed strong left on
his face and he fell fat and could not
getup. One of Bo!en's seconds thought
it was all over and rushed into the ring.
There were loud cries Of Foul" and
the crowd broke down the ropes and
crowded into the ring. Several men ex-
changed blows. Referee Goodwin final
" cleared the ring, and the crowd
thought there would be another round.
"Bolen wins the fight" said the ref
cree. Up into the air went several hats
from Bolen's corner, and the cheers
were wild. Bolen was good for two
hours more, and looked happy.
The stakes were quickly pulled up,
and the crowd started for the boat.
The fight lasted less than an hour, and
Howley was not ain it" after the third
round. Both men were punished.
Howley was in bad shape, but last night
was feeling better.
Bolen has good record, which can
not be published to-day on account OF
lack OF space. He has met and defeated
a great many good ones. His last night
was with Chas. Vokes Of Newport, Ky,
for 81. 600 side, before the Capital
City Athletic Club, OF Columbus, ONO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
DIED.

FILLMER-MSnday, July Il, 1893, at l0:2) a.
m LouIs FrILHER in the S5th year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1921
Fotf street. Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Iptsrment at Nj. Zion Cemetery. Friends are
invited to attend.
WELLINGTON Monday, July II, 1893 A.
o,ciock a. m. at the family residence. No. 2i4Z
Jaoob street. Mrs. MARY ANNIE WfLLEKE' wiie
Of John b. Willeke, aged O. years, months aud
days.
Funeral will take place from the residence
Wednesday morning at o'clock. Requiem
mass at St. Alphonsus Church. Interment at
Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends Of the family
invited 10 attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
THE RrNGsIDE.

Howley won the toss for choice OF
corners, and chose the southeast corner,
Wongo won choice of gloves. Howley
stripped, showing dark green trunks
and slippers and a light green sash.
Bolen wore striped trunks and
shoes. In Howley's corner were his
seconds, John A. Sullivan, Charles
Sherwood, of Pittsburg, and Jack
Lynch, and his bottle holder, Dick
Mack, of Plttsburg. Bolen's seconds
were Frank Wonqo, Ed Williams and
Dan McDonough. His bottle holder was
Fred Burns. James A. Gordon, Of Bal
timore, was time keeper for Bolen. he
is veteran pugilist and close friend
of Jake Kilrain. Howley's time keeper
was Sam Anderson,
THE FIGHT.
The stakeholder stepped into the
ring and asked il the money was to be
given on the referees decision. Both
men replied in the Affirmative. Then
the referee said: ''Now, gentlemen, l
expect fair fight. II either OF you
commit any foul, l will disqualify
you." Time was called for the
First Roundabout spared cautions
ly for an opening. Howley landed a
weak uppercut, and chased Bolen
around the ring. Howley forced his
opponent to some savage infghting,
which ended in his favor. Bolen bled
from his under lip. First blood for
Howey. Bolen landed heavy left on
Howey's neck. and sprinted around
the ring. The men were clinched when
time was called, and they had to be
separated by the referee. The round
closed with an advantage for Howley.
Second Round Opened with some
close fighting, ending in Clinch. Both
were slightly winded. Howley cleverly
ducked aud escaped a strong right,
countering on Bolen's back. Howley
followed up with his left on Jacks face,
bringing the blood from an ugly cut
over the eye. The round closed with
both men sparring cautiously and How
ley stock at a premium.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19

that he did not get value received for
the three dollars which 10 cost him to
be .'blooded." That the crowd which
returned numbered as many people as
were on the barge when it left, may be
ascrlbed 10 extreme good fortune. As
il was, four men had narrow calls for
their lives. There were wildly exciting
scenes on the boat, and many spectators
would have given twice what 10 cost TO
be there, If they were safely back
home.
The fight itself was pronounced by
old time sports TO be a daisy 1t was
a clever exhibition Of sparring and hard
hitting, and some OF the best general
ship ever witnessed in prize ring:
Howley was not in it at any stage OF
the game, aud his opponent was gener-
ally voted a ''cracker-jack." Howiey
had the advantage Of over ten pc unds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19

IN weight, and made decidedly the best
appearance in the ring. Bolen, how
ever, was the more active aud wiry,
the more clever sparrer, and showed
the best head work ia the ring. Be-
sides, be was IN as fine form as any
man who ever entered a ring, while
Howley still suffered from his injured
ankle aud was not as thoroughly trained
as his OPT onent Bolen's fine condition
showed itself In the last rounds, and he
Quit almost as fresh rs be started, and
sprinted down 20 the boat. Bolen is
the superior Of his opponent as a boxer.
Had be been as hard hitter as HOwley
the contest would not have lasted more
than seven rounds.
HOwley fought gamely, and failed to
win, simply because he was out OF his
class. The company was too speedy
for bin. He was a decided favor
ite in the betting, and has
not lost a single friend by the way in
khich he conducted himself
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
TIE BATTLE.

Bolen Easily Puts His Opponent to Sleep
In seventeen Rounds.
1t was nearly o'clock when the re-
fierce, stakeholder and seconds appear
ed at the ringside, The referee was
Fred Goodwin, of Pittsburg, who gave
better satisfaction than any man who
has ever ofIiciated In a similar capacit Y
at local battle. He is an authority on
sports, and a frequent contributor in
newspapers in Plttsburg and elsewhere.
Howley appeared first, and was loudly
cheered. Bolen followed about two
minutes later, bus was not accorded such
an enthusiastic reception. Mike"
was plainly the favOrte. Before the
appearance of the men, there was plen-
~ of Howley money, with but few
takers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
TROUBLE WILL FOLLOW.
The Owner of Belmont Park Will Prose
cute the Fighters.

The Owner of Belmont Park VIII Prose-
cute the Fighters.
1t is altogether probable that some
legal troubles will be the outgrowth OF
the fight yesterday. 1t was reported
last night on excellent authority that
Mr.. John Thompson, owner OF Belmont
Park, intends 10 secure warrants for
the arrest Of all the principals aud as
sistsnts in the fight. a later rumor
stated that he left for st. Clairsville for
that purpose. 1t would be necessary
TO secure extraditlon papers before ar
resting the men, as all are now in this
State.
1t is probable that efforts will be
made TO bring of some other fights In
this vicinity. Timekeeper Gordon
wants the match between James
Othelo and Pat King, which was made
in Pittsburg, to take place somewhere
near here, and will try TO run an ex-
cursion down. Sullivan also stated last
night that he will try TO make match
with Wongo, II he can secure one.half
his backing here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19

Third Round-Howley came up smil-
ing, apparently fresher than his oppo-
neat. Howley again ducked, and a
sharp interchange of light blows fol-
lowed, in which Mike had the better OF
it. Bolen landed his right on Howley's
neck and the men clinched, Howley
forcing Bolen against the ropes A
sharp exchange of blows followed, Bolen
being forced into corner when time
was called. Both men received consid-
cradle punishment. Bolen was bleed
ing profusely.
BOIEN on THE AGGRESSIVE.
Fourth Round-In this round, Bolen
assumed the aggressive, and led several
times for his opponent. He came up
fresh and smiling. Howley lodged a
we'll aimed blow, and Bolen got out OF
his way when he returned. Bolen land
ed his right on Mixes cheek, and both
clinched. Bolen slipped and fell, but
got up quickly, Mike losing q good
chance. Time was called, with the ad-
vantage for Bolen. His better condition
began to show up, while Howl ey was
losing wind.
Fifth Round-The men clinched, and
Bolen was forced against the ropes.
Howley directed q right handler and got
a stiff upper cut from BoIen's left,
which made him sick. Time was called
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
rae DOWN TRIP.

Scenes and Incidents on the Boat and
Barge, Eo Route.
The knowing ones predicted before
the boat left Monday night, that there
would be trouble before itreturned, and
they guessed correctly. The old-time,
'hard-shelled sports, probably enjoyed
n as they we're in their glory, but
there we're those on the douole-deckea
barge who more than once regretted
that they permitted their enthusiasm
FOR the manly art, to get the better Of
their judgment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19

helped to the plank, and several men
worked with him, rolling him ABOUT 10
get the water out OF his body. He was
the last to recover. The other men
walked M into the cabin and secured
dry clothes, but Kyne had to be almost
carried. In about fifteen minutes ne
was brought about all right. The men
were in the. water at least eight min
utes, but the time appeared great
deal longer.
This unfortunate incident had won
derfully
oUIETING EFFECT
on the crowd. The noise ceased, and
for an hour or more all was quiet. IL
was not long, however, until the incl
dent was forgotten.
About $3.50 o'clock two skiffs were Sc
cured and four men rowed across the
river with the stakes and ropes for the
fight. IL was daylight when they re-
turned, and the boat steamed over to
the Ohio shore. A path was beaten
through the dense blackberry thicket
along the bank and several fields were
crossed before arriving at the battle
ground.
The place selected was an excellent
one. The stakes were clamped to the
floor of the dancing pavilion IN the CEN
ire of the beautiful grove known as
Belmont Park. There was plenty OF
room for 'front seats" for everybody.
A number Of Moundsville people, and
farmers and fishing camps in the
vicinity got wind of the location, and
swelled the crowd to about two hundred
people. A shed nearby contained a
number OF chairs and benches. These
were used to provide seats for the spec
tatorS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19

THE many friends of R. B. Merchant,
better known as Barry" will be glad
to learn that he has bought one-half
interest in the livery business OF VIII
liam Welty, whose stables are located
near the Terminal depot on Market
street. Barry is very popular and
enterprislng young man. and his host OF
friends will no doubt show their friend
ship 10 a business way as well as social
lv. Mr.. Merchant will be the active
mariner In the new firm. The firm
name is Merchant e. Welty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19

Are You Going ON Trip?
We offer the largest stock OF Blazer suits
In ALI ooIors and sizes. All at half price.
- II. kmSHBIMER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
PROF. BOLEN'S
LITTLE SNAP.
HOVley Proves an Easy Victim for
The Cincinnati Man.
PUT TO SLEEP IN II ROUNDS.
Exciting Scenes and Incidents on the
Way to the Fight
Three Men Fal in the River, and Ano her Jumps
h-Al Have Narrow Escapes From Drown
ing-Ths Battle in Dstail-The Fight
ers 10 Be Prosecuted.

The fight is over, and BOlen is the
winner.
The one hundred and fifty local sports
wEo boarded the barge at the landing
Monday night came back yesterday
morning worn out and sleepy, after one
of the most exciting experiences IN
their lives, but all were well pleased
with the battle, and not one complained
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
Are You NERVOUS.

Are You tired out, do you have that
tired feeling or sick headache? You
can be relieved OF all these symptoms
By taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
gives nerve and bodily strength.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
CHEAP BOOKS FOR SALE !

number Of unclaimed books REMAINING ~
the REsIsrER BiHdefy viii Re s2.- "i'niH Ine
next I've days unless owners OF the books caii a.
his onace Aad pay the charges for binding sans
Following are TOE titles Of the books 1Beiai med;
PIIGRIH's PROGRESS.
snail BIBLE.
CEgEAx FRAZER BOOK
4sa t LII tsaaiiiKEsPrlBEs oogRLErE
WOREs. Illustrated.
An these volumes win be sold for . price less
thar ccst OF rebindiDg-
wnts or spHly 20
WEST va YRrsTlsf CO.,
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ODD Curtains Half-Price. Shook & Co.

DID YOU ever see such cheap suits
that are offered at EMsHEIMERs
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FOR SALE.

Saved dag stone. three inches thick, aggre-
ratug about 500 feet. are herebT offered ioi
sale 20 the highest hitoer for The OF. Bids 20
ssroe vii b received a. the City CLERKS Office
a. - Monday. Jaly a. lsi4. - 5 o'cloes p 10
Addressed 70 the chairman Of the COMMITTEES on
Real Estate. The COMMITTEES reserves the rishi
- CHARLES HoRsTMAS.
su1cx am Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19

Mosquito MEETINGS and Hammock no
oeIved thi, morning. GEO. X. TAYLOR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19

Ladies' Striped Lawn waists received
this morning. GAO' n. AAhLON'
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Hoop,s PILLs are easy 10 aetion.

Up. S. C. E. pins AZ Shes Bros, the
jewellers, ITO Main ctr W
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FANCY Parasols Half-Prlce. Shook
s. Co.
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THOSE AWFUL UPPERcuTs.

Howley weak. Mike lodged, and got a
savage uppercut. He was forced
against the ropes. Mike returned a
light tap on Bolen's back, and then fell
against the stakes. 1t was plain that
he could not last much longer.
Thirteenth Round-Bolen led bis
right and landed on Howley's jaw.
Mike returned a clean body blow, and
Bolen fell. Howey wasted his strength
in lifting Bolen when they clinched.
Howley fell and was caught of his
guard in getting up, and but for the
call of time would have been finished.
Fourteenth round-Bolen now had
everything his own way. Mike was
weak and groggy, but game to the core.
Bolen landed on Mixes face. Howley
made feeble attempt to ward of Bo-
lens blows in close fighting. The round
closed with Howley very weak.
Fifteenth Round-Bolen forced the
fighting. Mike led and missed by
foot. Bolen landed his right on Mixes
neck, and followed the blow with an
other in the wind. Howley groggY.
Bolen dropped from body blow. Jack
rushed and forced Mike against ropes.
Howley knocked down with clean cut
body blow. Boen followed him up
amid cheering, and the call Of tiWe
saved Howley.
Sixteenth Round-Bolen had his OPP
ponent at his mercy, forcing him to the
northeast corner, and landing appar-
emily at will. A strong right knocked
Mike down. He struggled to get up.
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u pIOIuSeIt'
BOLEN ON THE AGGRESSIVE.

Children Cry fer Pitchers Castaiia
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with the men sparring, and the betting
changed with Bolen the fayorite.
Sixth Round-Both men came up
fresh. Howley struck his right in
Bolen's ribs, aud Bolen gave him aD-
other savage upper cut on the cheek.
Howley fell and received TWO good
blows In getting up. Bolen forced the
fighting, and Howley was bleeding from
the face. Jack landed his right ag ain
on the jaw. Mike lodged and caug ut an
other uppercut. Advantage for Bolen.
Seventh Round-Mike ducked again,
and Bolen landed a savage uppereut in
The neck. He repeated the performance
and received another. Not much work
in this round.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
HowLEY WEAK.

Eighth Round-Howley looked wind
ed, his opponent fresh. The two upper
cuts in the last round did the work.
Mike forced the fighting at first, land
ing right and left on Bolen's neck, and
following him around the ring. Jack
slipped and fell, and got good blows on
the neck and ribs when he got up.
Then came some sharp inighting, in
favor OF Bolen. Mike apparently had
the better OF his opponent in this round.
Ninth Roundabout men were care
full. Nike led, and got Bolen's right
ia his neck in return. Sharp and hard
fighting at close quarters. Bolen was
forced against the ropes and threw out
his hands. Mike dealt q nice clean
cut in Bolen's face and he fell over the
ropes. When time was called, fight
started in the ring between a friend OF
Howley aud one Of Bolen's seconds,
which was very lively for the time
being.
Tenth Round-Bolen caught HowleY
in the neck aud they clinched. Howley
dealt a good right-hander on his oppo-
neut's wind, This round was tame.
Eleventh Round-Howley landed a
good one on Bolen's back, and Jack
Jumped clear up on the ropes to avoid
punishment. Howey placed his right
on Jacks face Close fighting, in which
Mike was bested. Bolen followed up
his advantage, and Howley slipped and
tell over the ropes. He was getting
weak and groggy when time was called,
and he was saved from further punish
ment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
HowLEY PUT TO SLEEP.

The referee counted 1-2-3-4, and
time was called.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
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UrANTED-CoMPETENT MAN, UNDER
w standing the insurance business IN all us
branches, desires q position with responsible
agency. Address A, Register ONCE.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-05-20
SHELLS FROM THE OCEAN

Adorn your homes with natures
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Genealogical collection made, prices
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Florida homes, truck farms, summer
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-05-20
Leader in Style.

Everybody..i in Chicago expects to get
rich this summer on the ignorance and
credulity of the sightseeing world, and
will, if they succeed in their charges.
Everything in Chicago has raised
prices for seeing and hearing, eating
and drinking, sleeping and staying
awake, but the chuches. How much
longer they will stand the pressure
before the sacred altar is beabbled with
the dirty fingers OF mammon, remains
to be seen. We hope they will pull
through unscathed without the fearful
leprosy Of high charges. The man or
woman that goes there with less than
hundreds:of dollars, will be found in the
wilderness, friendless and helpless in
the end. All the nations Of the earth
will 60 there, and every one expects to
carry back pocket full Of gold, unless
the people of Chicago resolve that all
the gold spent, rightfully belongs to
them.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-05-20

When the spring time comes and you
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J. H. Woodward, Slate Springs,
r. E. Perry, Williamsville,
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Denton Emory and W. S. Zinn, Slate
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