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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-23

MONtntnt- tl
Armed OHcers-Troop> at Jackson
vile to Prevent the Battle I'm In
junction Applied FOR to Restrain >her-
jf Browder From Interfering.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Jan. %. --i If ever
there was a string on the purse check
of $50, 900 offered Cor bett and Mitchell
by the Daval athletic club the string is
now cut and the cash before hign noon
will he in the hands OF Referee Kelly.
The wind has again salfted ana Mitch
ell has changed his attitude and de-
clares that he viii fight and fighting
will win. Honest John Kelly. ac-
companiei by Jimmy Colville of Bos-
ton and party of sports went to the
training quarters of the English cham
pion, and after long conference Kelly
and his party returned to jacksonville
convinced that Mitchell was anxious
to fight was not suffering with a
sprained ankle and had no idea II
wrigglng out OF the fight. Kelly had
gone to Mitchell on the same errand
which carried him to the Cor oett camp
at Mayport on sunday.
There is large sized ramor abroad
that Mayor Fletcher has agreed TO
swear 800 policemen to protect the fight
ers. This he has positively denied.
Two baggage cars, a caboose and an
engine pulled out of sid ng in the
yards OF the Florida Central and PENN
sular Railroad company last night In
side the two cars were packed circus
tent and portable seats of the Frank
Gentry circus. III the caboose the
caboose the blinds and shades were
tightly drawn.
There We're 80 picked men, armed
each with "a brace Of Colts AS Every
man of them had been sworn in as q
deputy sheriff, the oath having been
administered by the sheriff of an ad ja-
cent county friendly to the promoters
of the contest between Coroett and
Mitchell. just where the tent was
bound for no one outside the inner
circle of the Duval Athletic club knows
and those who do for obvious reasons
will not divulge it.
Adjutant General Houston arrived
in Jacksonville yesterday TO make ar
Yangements for quartering the com
panies of the Second battalion, which
will arrive today. The men will be
quartered in the armory in this city.
General Houston said that, as he was
sent to jacksonville TO prevent the
fight, he proposed to do so and would
use every means in his power to effect
this purpose.
Manager Bowden of the Duval Ath-
letic club created CONSERVATION in the
clubrooms in the presence of lot of
newspaper men by making the startling
announcement that the prize fighters
were going out on train to fight and
that no newspaper was to have more
than one representative free of charge
and that only the reputable vapers
of the country.
The Duval Athletic club has asked
for an INDUCTION restraining Sheriff
Browder from interfering. The bill
WAS fed in the state circuit court.
A Disinherited Daughter Kighted.
DECATUR Ills, Jan. %. Mrs Daniel
Gahman, who died recently left will
cutting off her only child, Mrs. Edward
Hodge, with $50. All of the money and
property, an estate valued at $4,000,
WAS bequeathed to u niece in Pennsyl-
vania. The niece has been heard from
and refuses to accept any portion of the
estate, declaring that all rightfully be-
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-23
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-23
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-23

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w. X. TINKs q W.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-23

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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-23
THE FLORIDA FIGHT.
Preparations Complete For
Corbett- Mitchell Mill.
THE MONEY IN KELLY'S HANDS.

Armed Oiiicer.-Troop> at Jackson
vile to Prevent tn. IIattle-in In
junction Applied Tor to Restrain >her-
in BrOWder FROM Interfering.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-02
". OAKLEY COFFEE, II. D.

full investigation of the New OF treating ness
by Dr. Coffee has been made leading and
that it positively does materially every case of H.
catarrhal deafness They that he
people here If deaf any Eve Ear w.
Throat do not fail to consult the doctor while
Consultation of patients have I,
s. incoming. of Ten wears 400 or. ~
after the church.
and settled in the head Of
voice sounded like barrel. short
my cars and from that time rapidly
quite deaf
said had chronic catarrhal deafness and that
10 Chicago and consulted The leading aur
they told the and that ncuabe Of ;-r
for month with benefit;
using deniphon Sin weeks Of my friends
and treated by Dr. going which @
treated three days and returned
improved have steadily
phone and hear ordinary talk
most ea1 kabe boon humanity of aye every
to go and try IL rich or poor makes difference
he viii
Miss Matilda Reynolds. suffered nn;v with
acne and dizzy spells
fit She called Dr. Coffee. who a..
This gave her Immediate relief and pain
Mr. r. H LAWYER, from catarr M
years and about 10 he began
the head Had dryness and itching his
ana when he did lie
months received
Gomez some four five weeks and
ing Is improved at least one half gone
Inc son OF W. Simmons of Davenport Iowa. craiua
deaf Tor four His stopped
breath through it night sleep
win several doctors with benefit until he
weeks ago He removed
W Allen H. whose
since she Old which quite
by Coffee and discharge
weeks after her hearing made perfect.
James Hornbeck. he
an ear trumpet in ANYTHING
Tor three weeks he made hear ordinary
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-02
ABBREVIATED KILOGRAMS.

The trial of Arthur Duestrow, CT St
Louis. son OF Millionaire Louis Duestrow,
Tor the murder of his wife and child l4a
been commenced. The defense will spend
fortune for acquittal if necessary.
May Day passed off in Europe without
any serious disturbances
setter pup ut New York tried to emit
late the boa constructor that swallowed :,
Persian rug, and managed TO yet towel
down its throat. The dog is dead.
Is. L. Schriver, wanted at Brooklyn, Ia,
for alleged fraudulent land transaction.
involving 5000, is under arrest at Kansas
City
Harrison Price. aged SO years, Il second
cabin passenger. committed suicide Ivy
shooting on board the steamer Saale or
the voyage from Southampton 10 New
York
The total number of deaths from thg
earthquakes in Greece has reached $50
A crank named Camille Reinhart calle',
at John ID Rockcfeller's residence in New
York and said he had come to get hi:
share of the SG5 000, 00J held by Nj. Rookie.
feller
Paris. Ky, authorities have received a
letter declaring, that Congress man Brcck
;nridge will be shot and the building
blown up with dynamite il he attempt, &c
speak there.
Obituary: At Cleveland, CAPITA in FL
ward Kelly, an Old lake navigator. In
California, John Reinhart of Milwaukee.
At London, Edward y. Robinson, OF san
Francisco.
Tho annual congress o! the Sons of the
American Revolution, in session at Wash.
!nSton. elected these officers: President,
General Horace Porter, of New York.
secretary general. Franklin Murphy Of
New JERSEY; treasurer general. Charles ".
ii"skins. OF WASHINGTON
The usG1l .Eceniy rsvoiuCon mas pru,,c :,
out ia CcH,rai America This one IS ip
Salvador.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-02
Byron's Shrine.

Shrine OF the mighty can it be
Tnai this is all remains of thee ?''--Byron
zee n woman once rosy and b,i hi T. ir and
peauti'ui, light of heart, quick of stcp dulcet in
tones. 'he very light and life OF the house. and
you see picture that mighl be called n hit of
Paradise. See that same woman worn Inv ,,;.,,so
pale and hargard, heavy OF heart, .peal.ipy sol.
dom. casting shadow of gloom throurhou, tho
house by her pre- sence, and you have a pictu-c cr
PARADISE Lost Alas. che cutters from Tho ;rls
TINT thousands of women know Tell her thu,
Or. fierces Favorlte Prescription il n ccrtsi,
cure Tor feminine weaknesses and eeranrem, ~,
1t will restore health and good spirits and N az q
er once Nor. blessing to her family ard tho
world. ~
-. DoNNosA, Forsyth County, n. Chr p Y
flerce: Dear Sir--For some six or seven 49,
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y Sofeo. Yours truly,
REV. 4 IL STIupsor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-02
nspe.M-, Mes>oe><e<:

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4 Treatise on Consumption, giving numer-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-02

After reading the following letters cnn any
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Even when the predisposition to consu!np-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-02
ON THE EDGE OF A RIOT.
Women Shrek, Men Yell, But the Dis
turbance Is Erief.

Women Shrek, Men Yell. But the Dis
turbance Is Erief.
Mounted police Were forcing their horses
among the people, several of them crack
Ing their clubs over the heads of the near
est persons; women were shrieking in ter
ror. men were yelling fiercely, some were
being knocked down and trampled upon.
For five minutes there was riot in that
section of the mob in front of the east
steps, which occupied about an acre of the
asphalt. Then the two agitating spirits
having been removed and half a dozen
particularly belligerent men having been
taken i'll by the police the disturbance was
que!led without serious injuries to a single
person.
somehow the army was started off to-
ward its new camp between double lines
Of police, followed by u mob OF thousands
cheering like demons for Coxey and
Browne. Within an hour the Capitol
grounds had almost regained their normal
quiet with only few hundred peopie
stroll;ng around. General Coxey accepted
the situation philosophically. His army
WIS put to work clearing up the new
camping ground for occupancy, while
CoXey drove over to the office of the Dis
trict commissioners with an eye to bust
ness. He made application to them for
the necessary license to charge admission
to his camp.
The commissioners desired time to con-
slider the proposition, so acting upon their
suggestion CoXey went to the clerk and
by paying So secured license for one day
only. 81 have no complaint" Coxey said
ito make as far as the police are concerned
They treated me with great consideration.
n l,lW !
it was an unjust one. My speechmaking,
however, at the Capitol is over. and shall
Iot again attempt it. 1t would be no use.
The American eagle did good deal of
squealing today, but that was to be ex-
pected. The authorities pinched him rather
hard. He'll have his say, however, sooner
mr. later ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-02
Special Assessment Notice.

Notice IS hereby 6 ven 70 Il, persons interested
that the G. V council OF he City OF Rock Island
having or Tered th-t: Scvc- ties nth rect from
the south line If Ninth avenue rUnuinz west 10
the north line of Eighteenth aye-U". MI in The oi'y
OF Rock !>llnd. Illinois, be prepared for pawn q
ana .Gvcf rs FOR in the or, Il lrcc therefor
vi lch said r4iHauCc for the .am. j. on file in
The "h5cc OF the city clerk, have applied TO the
COMFY court OF CcE Island co .Uty. in the state
OF Illinois. for an "S-H>Smcn- Of the cot Of said
Improvement acc-ld n. II he Cft-: f. IT viii n
court Il h me or venue hos beer orIor, 10 the
circgl; cour' 81 = ID county; aud. an assessment
therefor hHEir. been adC AMI returned TO said
circuit CONT the final hvIrn- thereon will he had
ut he n' Y 'ay team 4 - court, commencing
on the ath day Of May ID 1871.
All persons desiring may then and here appear
ana mike their defense.
Dstcd at Eock Island, Illinois. this aGth day Of
April, 4. ID. 1884. '. NJ. RIANDING,
T. II. tn Was.
JouS tEUEAUGH.
Commissioners
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-02
THEIR NEW OFFICES.
Removal of Drs Stackhouse and Daniel Suite McCu
Cullough Building - Successful Physicians Who
Have Earned and Received the Stamp
of Public Approval.

As previously announced in these
columns. the special practice OF Drs.
Stackhouse and Daniel has steadily
increased during the time that they
have been established in Davenport.
and their removal from the Whitaker
building to Suite /, Mccullough
building. No. 12i West Third street.
between Brady and Main streets. will
give them larger and far plcasanter
quarters for the reception and treat
mcnt of the hundreds of old and new
patients now enrolled for course OF
treatment under the ever successful
Stackhouse system.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-02

Scaled proposals Will be received at the civ
cierS's office. Rock Island. H.. until Nav =.
lss4. ut o'clockp n. for c-ns'ruc'iug the i'm
provcments ordered by an orGiri nee Ct said city,
entitled = Il or finance .Cr the improvement or
seventeenth stree. irom The Sortl line of FOarih
avenue 10 he SOU h line Of >gv MA eVeuue run
ming west. passed March :. 1891: also An ordi-
nance for the improvement { Se catee NH street,
from the south line Of Sevrl ia avenue running
west o the south re Of Nigt1 avc-Gc IN II .ng
west, passed "arch ). 1921; also An ordinance
FOR the impro verna II O; >eNe-tcC-th street from
the south line Of MINI avenue running west TO
the forth line Of Eichtecrth Avenue" raised
March 5, 1894, ana for funist hin al the materials
ana doirC the work according 20 the plans and
specifications Ca file AZ II. riry clerks Office.
Elauh t'swi b furnished application.
Bid NUT be separate for each Enforcement
above specified. ma accompanied with q cert,iied
check in the sum OF $500 60 payable TO TIE or
DER of the mayor Of said city. which shall be-
CONT forfeited - SAID " in case the bidder shall
fail 10 enter into co I act with approved
snrcitcs to cZ' cute the work for the price
mentioned in his bid ana according TO the plans
snd sp cI;icati1us in the event that the contract
shat he awarded to him.
Cont actors are cquircd 10 furnish six SAM.
Of brick with which work is To- he done En-,
uscd in the WORK must correspond with the san
IiCs il quaiiy an style.
Rock Island, Il, a ri l.. 1904.
\. d. III ES!SG. City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-02
THEY LED HIM OFF.
Coxey Meets the Expected at
Washington.
HIS RAID ON THE STEPS REPULSEI

Rush of u Mob Through the Shrubbcry
Checked by the Minions of the Law and
ScrimmaGe That for "a Moment Looked
like a Eiot-The Leader of the Com
monweal. Denied the Privilege of Speak,
ing. Presents His Views in a PopuIistic
Document.
WASHINGTON, May 2-The march of
Coxey's commonweal army Ohich started
from Massillon, O., on Easter Sunday
ended in interruption by the police
Fortunately there were no casualties and
General Coxey addressed his burlesque
army in camp last night while Marshal
Curl Browne slept in police station cell.
| and Christopher Columbus Jones, leader
OF tie Philadelphia commune and the
comedian of the movement, endeavors to
appropriate share of the martyrdom in
au adjoining cell. The performance
enacted within the shadow Of the Capitol
Is without a counterpart in the memory
OF Nashingtonians. Over the broad
smooth plaza of several acres facing the
east front of the Capitol was packed a
crowd o! men and women numbering TO-
600. The Capitol steps and the porticos
P'F-u VIZ" Pe"P'1 va "''" 0'Ao',
well dressed, ana most OF the members OF
congress were in the thronC.
Handful of Members in the House.
An early adjournment hal been taken
by the senate on account Of the death of
Senator S.ockbridce. but the house, not
wishing to seem 10 he tcrrorizcd by the
demonstration, went through the sem
Dlance OF Il SESSION with Il EanGiul OF MEM
hers. More than aoO city police reinforced
the Capitol officers. and detectives from
several cities were sprinkled through the
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-02
Legal.
EXEs1urO rs Notice

Estate Of Rudolph SchwecSc. deceased,
The undersigned having been appointed e. cen
tors OF the laet viii ard testament Of Ruoolpt
Schwecke. late of the county of Rock Island
state oil illinois. deceased, hereby give notice
that they Will appear before the comfy cour; o,
Rock Island county, at the Office Of the CLERK o,
= dcourt, in the city Of Rock Island, al the
,une term, on the first Monday in June ncx-
Ct which time all persons having claims agaips,
sa,o estate arc notified and requested 10 attend
Tor The purpose OF having the same aoiueted
Al, oerscns indebted TO said estate are re-
Gnested TO make Immediate payment 10 the IN.
GSTsigEeG.
Dated this 23d day ~ March, 4. y 1884.
ROB Efr A. WAGNER
W. +. SCuRo EDER,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-02
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-05-02

ADMINISTRATIONS NOrICJ

Fstatc OF ] ichl q Fender. Deceased
The undersigned having been appointed ad-
m'nistratrlX of The estate Of Richard
Fender, late Of the county Of Rock sl4rd, sta c
OF Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he
VII! appear before the county co1yt OF Rock Island
county, at the Office of The clerk Of said cnurt in
the city of Rock islard. at the July term or
the hrst MONDAY IN July next. AZ which time
al persons having claims AGA Usi said estate are
notified and requc Ted ~ attend, Tor the purpose
OF having the same adjusted. = II persons in
denied 10 SAID st lie are requested TO make III
mediate payment 10 the un1- -s3cnel.
Dated this $50 dtv o: April. A. D. 1874
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