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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-19

S. B. Basford, of Carthage. S. d.,
was taken sick in Sioux City. He
procured two bottles of Parks Sure
Cure for the Liver and Kidneys. He
says: Il believe Parks Sure Cure
eXcels all other medicines for rbeu-
matism and urinary disorders" Sold
by Hartz & Ullemeyer,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-19
AMERICAN LADY ApPLAuos FIRST.

And the Kaiser Rewards Her with Gra-
ciOus Royal Smile.
BERLIN, Oct. 19.--The ceremony of the
dedication of the flags was completed. al
though the outdoor exercises were treated
to inclement weather. Notwithstanding
this immense crowds lined the streets and
every point of vantage was pre-empted
long before the hour set for the ceremony.
thousands of strangers We're in the
crowds, and it was remarked that they
applauded louder and more frequently
than the residents of the city. Stands
had been erected opposite the monument.
and these We're crowded with members of
the aristocracy, diplomats and army Off
GERS, among the latter being number of
generals.
The emperor was the picture of health
but he was suffering from slight hoarse-
ness and his voice could not be heard
twenty yards away. As he spoke his eyes
flashed and he made impressive sweeping
gestures. An American lady was the first
of the thousands present TO applaud. AS
she did so his majesty turned in her direc-
tiou and smiled upon her. The retinue at
tending King Alexander of Servia were
attired in brilliant uniform of red and
gold and black Emperor William was
on horseback throughout the ceremony.
He wore the uniform of the Infantry
Guard and gray Hohcnzollern hat.
Speaking to the troops he said they now
''take over their martial symbols and with
them the obligation to continue to culti-
vate the tradition of devotion and disci-
plinc unto death and unconditional obedi-
cnce to their war lord against his internal
and external enemies"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-19
Salvation Army Wedding.

LONDON, Oct. l9.-Thousands of Saliva
tionists gathered mt the Salvation Army
barracks to witness the marriage of
Miss Lucy Booth, daughter of General
Booth of the Salvation Army, to Col
onel'' Hcllberg, a Swedish member of the
army. 1t is the intention OF the couple to
go to India and engage i'll missionary
work
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-19
Beef Cattle from Mexico.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. ia train
load of beef cattle from the Checscman
ranch, in the Coahuila, Mexico, passed
through here destined for the Chicago
market. This is the beginning of heavy
shipments of cattle from Mexico under the
Wilson bill reduction OF duty. 1t is cs'
timated that the northern states of Mexico
will contribute 100000 head of fat cattle
to the markets of the United States dur
ing the next few months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-19

DAEMsTArT, Oct. l9-Princess Alix of
Hcssc -Darmstadt, the future wife of the
czarcwitch, left here today for Livadla.
AT Warsaw the princess joins the men,
bcrs of the Russian imperial family, who
are en- route to Livadia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-19
Strauss Declines to Hun.

NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-Nathan
strauss :. sent letter to Chairman
Iammany, of the executive commit.
,ge' declining to run for the mayoral-
" on the Tammanv ticket.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-19

MONTICELLO, Ia, Oct. 19.-Fire which
started in Miller Bros livery stable
burned fifteen high priced horses, de-
stroyed half dozen residences and barns,
and badly damaged the Central hotel.
Loss, about $780, 900; partly insured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-19
Declined to Certify a PopulIst.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Oct. 19.-The secre-
tary of state has declined to issue certi1-
cate Of nomination to Singleton b. Allen,
Peoples party candidate for the senate In
the forty fifth district, as the party did not
cast 2 per cent. of the vote at the last gen
cral election.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-19

itseif to gift service and Bible
study. This afternoon President
Coulter, of Lake Forrest university
delivered his address, and TONIGHT
VIII be devoted to the college and
city work of the association.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-19

Keep your blood pure and healthy
and you will not have rheumatism.
Hoods Sarsaparilla gives the blood
vitality and richness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-19
The Illinois Y. NJ. g. A.

SrRINGEIELD. H., Oct. 19.-Th:s
morning the Y. nj. G. A. devoted
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Fire IN the Mines,

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
LIVINGSTON, Feb. lS.-Partics lately
from Red Lodge bring word that it has
just been made known that fires are Gre
ating devastation in entry No. and also
in the slope at the Red Lodge mines. For
about year and half, inextinguishable
fires are said TO have been slowly consum-
ing certain p or,ions of these mines. par
ticularly in entry No. q. but it was thought
that the destructive element had been
brought under control. 1t appears, how
ever that either the creeping fires have
followed the veins into other levels or that
new fires have broken out. What is
kncwn as the "slope," lies in part under
the town. 1t is hoped that with the aid of
steam the fires can be quenched.
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BURNED TO THE GROUND.
a iami'y In Granite Narrowly Escape
VIII Their Lives,

81 ecia! Dispatch 10 tho Standard
GRANITE, Feb. 1s.-The residence OF
Iharies Harris, a druggist of this place,
win It's contents was burned 10 the
ground at 3 O'Clock this morning, the oc.
eupants, Mr.. Harris, his wife aud two
children Narrowly escaping with their
nves' ihe house was situated on lower
lain street near TO row Of frame board
ing houses on one sirle and the Catholic
church on the other. About the hour
named Mr.. Lauer, hacSman, who was
on his way TO meet the early train at
Philipsburg. discovered the fire under con-
siderable headway IN the basement. He
gave the alarm TO tho inmates by beating
on the front door, but before they
could be awakened the fire was en-
dangering their lives. When finally
aroused the parents, rescuing their CHILD
ren from their room III the second story,
made their way through the flame and
smoke, barefooted and clothed only in
their night robes 10 the street below. IN
which condition through the snow, the
thermometer NJ zero, they succeeded in
reaching shelter, with their feet frozen
and their heads aud faces burned. The
origin of the fire is not known. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Harris are said to he in a critical
condition. There is no insurance on
either house or furniture. Owing TO the
heroic efforts of the city aud the B.-Me-
ta!lic fire companies the fire was confined
10 the one building.
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THE CABLE Broke.
Ard the Aerial Car Dashed Down the In
cline at Friyh ful speed.


KNoXvuLs, Tenn. Feb. ls-For several
months past there has been an aerial
cable car line across tho Tennessee river
near this place and hundreds have Hooked
there, the ride at distance OF 2,0)J feet
above tue river being particularly a exhll-
irating one. THIS afternoon without mo-
menTs warning while the cage with eight
occupants was near the bluff on the oppo-
site side Of tho river, the cable broke and
the ear dashed down the incline at a fright
ful speed. The violent motion of the ear
caused the cable TO wrap around 1t and
when within about 2OO feet fr, IN the ground
crushed it as though il was an egg shell I.
One end of the cable ear struck
Oliver Ledgerwood, prominent young al.
iorncy of this city, on tho head, killing
him instantly. The blood spurted from
his wounds, completely saturating the
clothing of the remaining occupants of
the car, and frightening them so badly
that they attempted 10 jump out Of the
w!udJws into the river. but were re-
strained by a brakeman. Finally n tug
was secured aud anchored directly be-
meath the dangling car, and the survivors
were rescued by means of n rope, each
descending hand over hand. They were
Miss Alice Wallace, Lodgerwood's sweet
heart, William Kirby. Feed McEcc, Frank
NlcBce, &. NJ. Philiins, &. l.. Lewis and
Henry Hatcher, all prominent people. ~
the coroner's inquest Tonight II vas dis
covered that tho cable bad been partially
severed by an unknown m.screant.
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Cleaned Out the Pantry.

Butte, Feb. lS.-The boarding house OF
Miss Margaret Luth, at No. ii0 Warren
avenue, near the Parrot smelter. was
entered by burglars abou, O'Clock this
morning. The thieves were seemingly
not after anything but eatables, and they
cleaned out the kitchen SO thoroughly
that Miss Luth did not have even slice
of bread TO give her boarders for break
fast this morning They rot away with
four hams. two cases OF eggs and every
thing else in the shape of meat, groceries
and provisions that they could iiud. They
made three trips with whcclbarrow from
the house 10 n sleigh which they had n
short distance away. Some men saw the
thieves at work, but supposed they were
moving some stuff.
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FORECAST OF THE WEEK
Work Now Mapped Ont for The HIN.
b,rs Of Congress.
CONFIDENT OF A QUORUM
Bland Believes He Can Get Vo:e
on the SeIgnorage Bill To-Day
The ariff Problem
a Hard Cns,


WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-Senators Dan.
iel, Caifery, and White Of California have
given notice of speeches on the Hawaiian
resolution this week, and it is probable
that other senators will speak upon the
subject. There will be an effort 10 have
the resolution disposed of during the week,
as there will also be an effort 10 get Stew
arts bond resolution or the calendar.
The senate Will make the week as Tar as
possible clearing up of business, So as
To make way for The tariff debate, which
will necessarily prevent The consideration
of less important subjects when il shall
once be begun. Special orders for the
week include the consideration of the
printing, Russian thistle and McGarrahan
bills.
Tho democratic members OF the senate
committee ON ilnauca have decided that
they will no; be able to report the tariff bill
To the full committee Tuesday next. Oac
of the members OF the sub committee sa ID
today that he would not attempt 10 say
when il will be reported. ~ shall be well
satisfied lie said, "if the bill is i'm shape
10 be reported by the beginning of next
week. The reason for the postponement
is tho fac, that the work of satisfying
democratic senators has been found a
very difficult one. When the sub-com.
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n CRANK RUNNING LOOSE.
He Tackles 81. Louis Court Clerk for a
Eoun of $4,000

He Tackles ~. Louis Court Clerk for n
Lorn Of $4,000
ST. Louis, Feb. lS.-An ill-clad crank, a
giant in stature and with fire in his eyes,
walked into ircuit Clerk John Seepp's
Office in the court house al IL o'clock yes.
tcrday morning and demanded $4,000.
Mr.. Secpp at once discerned what his
visitor was and began to temporize
making n pre.ense of complying. He
asked the man to reduce his demand.
The crank, in broken German and En-
glish, said he had TO have at least s32 at
once. Mr.. Seepp. in dcathly fear Of a
bomb or pistol, began TO count over his
pocket change. The rattle of coin set the
fellow TO talking. In proiane and bois.
ferrous language he began to denounco
the capitalists, whom he said should all be
sent to sudden decapitation. The Chi
cago democratic platform was next de-
nounced. Prendergast. he said, was an
instrument of God and had done a
righteous thing in removing that amalga-
nation of corruption, Mayor Harrison.
The same God, the crank continued, in
spired him, and the doom of bloatcd bond
holders are near at hand. Attorney j. A.
Gillian opportunely appeared and the
crank subsidized. He made no further de-
mand for money. but started for the door.
Stepp and Gillian tried 10 detain him, but
he made his escape. The police are scour.
ing the city for the dangerous lunatic.
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THE POPr'S JUBILEE.
Mass Celebrated at tho Papal Altar BE
fore n Vast Audience.


fore a Vast Aud Hence.
ROME, Feb. iS.--The closing ceremony
in connection with tho jubilee year of
Pope Leo NIL. took place to-day and con-
sisted Of mass celebrated by him in St.
Peters, followed by the TIE Deum. Sixty
thousand tickets were given out for tho
final celebration, and it is estimated that
5000 people were present. Mass was
celebrated at the papal altar. Leo was
borne into the baslica at $40 O'Clock,
preceded by corte-e OF car
dinals and bishops. The entrance of
the pope was announced from the dome
by a blast from silver trumpets. At the
conclusion of mass Leo intoned the Te
Deum, which was chanted by the whole
congregation. The pope then resea'ed
himself in the sedia and with the tiara on
his head blessed the audience. lie then
retired into the chapel OF Della Pieta amid
prolonged cheering.
The pope appeared considerably inn
proved in health and intoned in strong
voice. Tonight the facades of St.
Peters and the other churches. all Cath
olic institutions and n great many houses
we're brilliantly illuminated. he pope's
physicians say he is much better but have
advised HIM not to over exert himself.
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To Bridge Niagara.

MONTREAL. Feb. ia scheme has
been moo,ed by the Niagara Falls Park
and River railroad to construct bridge
from the Canadian side OF the Niagara
river to Navy island aud thence TO tho
United States shore. IL has also been de-
cided by the Grand Trunk railway 10
buh n single-arch bridge across the
Niagara near the present structure. The
new bridge is to be- OF steel and TO rest on
two rock lodges midway between the top
of the banks and the waters edge. IL
will be GOJ feet long aud 1t is estimated
to cost S2Ol,0QD. Work will begin in tue
suEtuE.
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IN LOVE wi,H A FELoN.
Peculiar Fascination of widow for a
Murderer.

puBUQUE, Ia, Feb. Is. Mrs. May Fam
ming, a widow employed in the sheriff 5
Office was dismissed to-day for publicly
kissing n murderer. The object of her
affections was Hugh RobbArd, indicted
with Haley and Kent for numbering
Policemen Fritz aud Talcott. Robbarl
was convicted last term and sentenced 10
life imprisonment. He was brought back
from Anamosa pcnitcntiary n few days
ago 10 testify for Haley, whose trial Is now
in progress.
The manaclcd murderer was passing
through the corridor en- route from the
court room 10 the jail when Mrs. Tanning
rushed up, brushed the officers aside,
handed Rohhard bank note and a basket
Of fruit and tcnderiy kissed him. In tho
bottom of the basket was found note 10
"Dear Hugh" telling him that hc had a
friend who would never forsake him, and
signed "Sour Loving May"
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Bound to I.urn IL.

CHICAGO. Feb. i6.-Another worlds fair
fire of undoubted incendiary org.n. broke
out this afternoon in the east wing of the
Illinois state building. Early in tho pro.
gress of the fire fiyIng brand ignited she
northwest dome of the art palace. The
guards, however, climbed TO the roof and
tearing away the blazing canvass. threw
il 10 the ground and thus the flames were
easily extinguished. The fire in the Hi
nois building was put out before any
serious damage was done.
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NEW York, Feb. ls.-The Worlds Rio
Janeiro special says that tho cruisers
New York aud Charleston have gone 10
Itaixa, a small town outside the bay, Is
miles from Rio, short distance above
For, Santa Cruz. They have been ordered
there by Admiral Benham TO escape fever
Infection, for which reason he seni the
Newark aud Detroit to Rio de La Plata.
The cruiser San Francisco alone of the
United States squadron now remains in
the bay Of Eio. IL is Benhau's intention
TO have three cruisers left in this section
to take turns in watching tue inside Of Rio
bay and give protection TO American in
teTcsts.
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To soIy. tn. silver Question.

WAsRINGToN, Feb. lS.-Icsterlay Rep
resentativc Hicks of Pennsylvania intro
duced bill which he believes TO be an eX-
cellent plan for the settlement of the sill
yer question. II provides hat any person
may deposit with the government S50,C0J
worth of silver bullion. and 10y depositng
with IL % per cent. of the value Of the hui
lion in interest bearing government bonds
as a guarantee against any depreciation
OF silver. he may receive $4,000 in legal
tender treasury noics. rcdcemabie in coin.
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Spaniards Kicking.

MADRID, Feb. ls.-The text of the pc
tition of tho agricultural association o!
Puerto Rico that the treaty with America
affecting Puerto Rico be abrogated, is
made public. II declares II the colony Il
American goods serious disturbance will
result. Puerto Rico. it says, is losing by
by the treaty SlC0,oJo monthly end Is being
ruined. The growing feeling IN Madrid is
that Spain will obtain important modiil'
cations of the tariff Oh the advent of tho
new American regime.
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A Destructive Cyeinnc.

HOMER, La, Feb. ls.-A destructive CIV.
clone yesterday evening struck the north
west point of the parish. lying waste
everything in its path. Casualties known
thus far are one white child and one ne.
gro girl killed ana many wounded. Cleve-
land & Taylor's store aud steam mill
were destroyed aud Mr.. Taylor vas scri.
ously injured. The track of the cyclone
is about 20 yards " de.
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Iour Mrn ktllgl.

LEoH, Mex, Feb. ia grand cooking
main was being given at The city OF Lasos,
near here last night, when Il dispute arose
between the owners of two birds p.tted
against each other. Tho iigh; became
general. resulting IN four men being
stabbed to death and several others serl-
ously wounded.
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Row with street Oar Companies.

CHICAGO. Feb. lS.-Rssilents OF the
streets upon which street cars are run
have been reseutIng the practice OF the
stree, car companies in piling up snow on
tho curb. Late yesterday small riot oc-
Cured from this cause on Ashland ave-
nue. and In the scrimmaSe Superintend-
ent Nagle of the West Street Railway COM
pany. was seriously cut in the face.
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s,r,uu Minded Women.

WASHINGTON. Feb. is.-The woman
sufrragsts held services to-day. Rev.
Anna W. Shaw of Philadelphia conducted
the meeting and delivered sermon. Julia
Ward Howe recited her battle hymn Of
the republic aud responsive service was
read by II IS Yates. This evening many
pulpits in the city were occupied by the
ladies Of the convention. Tomorrow the
annual election OF officers takes place.
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DETROIT, Feb. lS.-Fathcr kolasinski
IN ade his apology to the church to-day IN
the presence of Mgr. :. Barrctti, auditor
TO Mgr. Satolli, and an immense consrc-
CATION. The rctraction was read in an al.
most inaudible voice and tho priest s
Polish followers seem 10 regard il as q
secondary matter. The grand now church
will be rcdedicated and tue deed made &c
Bishop Foley.
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The Work OF Rescue.

WILKEsBARRe, Pa, Feb. is.-To-night
tho foreman IN charge of the rescuers in
the Gaylord slope reported that the work
crs advanced Is feet from midnight last
nigh, TO o o'clock tonight. A number Of
s,retcheIs were taken into the mine to-
night. This il done as precautionary
measure in case any Of the entombcd men
are found alive.
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Five Thousand for Kid

TucsoS, Ariz., Feb. ls.-Governor
Hughes yesterday issued reward OF
5000 for Kid. tho renegade Apache. dead
or alive. The governor for the last three
months has been devising means by which
the willy renegade could be taken. The
heavy snowfall in the mountains givos
hope of success. Outside of Kid and his
small following, there are no Indian
,roIthics
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Murder at a Wcdiiny.

RALEIGH, n. C., Feb. 1s.-News comes
of double murder at wedding in Allie.
gheny county. Daniel Slaughter disputed
with some one present. Suddenly Slaush.
ter sprang at John Bare and stabbed him
to the heart. Bare fcl! dead and Slaugh.
ter dashed for the door. On the way he
stabbed FL Long, killing him instantly.
Slaughter was captured two miles away
and safely lodged in jail at Sparta.
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BUFFALO, Feb. ia special TO tho Er-
press from Niagara Falls says that Bill
Nyc, who became Ill there yesterday, is
somewhat better. His manager say posi-.
lively he will fiji his next date, which is
Tuesday, Feb. -, while tho doctor who is
attending him is not SO sanguine. In any
event it is probable that rest will bring
him around all right IN short timo.
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CAMBalD5E. Mass, Feb. ls. -A A. H..
Lindor, Harvard student, who sus-
tanned injuries in friendly sparrng
match last Tuesday, d.ed to-day \
medical examination vii! he made io-
morrow IN the interest Of the profession,
as this Is con ,ldereI remarkable case.
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PEovIDEScE. Feb. ls.-ihe funeral of
Frank Byrnc. the famous NO 1" of the
land league conspiracy, took place to-day
and was the largest in Providence in many
years. The lIIbernian Rifles acted as a
guard Of honor and were accompanied by
nearly 2,0D men representing tho various
Irish secret and national organizations of
the state.
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New ORLEANS. Feb. ls.--James J. Hahn.
the man charged with stealing S7l,OOo in
negotiable bonds from his sister, MIS-.
Susan SchmarE. and also $1,000 worth OF
diamonds from his wife in Nitchez, Miss,
arrived this morning over the Southern
Pacific and will leave Tomorrow morning
for Natchez. Hahn was arrested in Guaie-
mala.
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rnrtrnLt of Mr.. Harrison.

WAsHISGToS, Feb. is.-The portrait of
the late Mrs. President Harrison, painted
by Huntington aud donated by the mem
hers of the society of tho Daughters of tho
american Revolution, has been accepted
by President Cleveland and will be hung
in the white house rooms of state. 4 con-
gress of the society will be held here Feb.
-. when the portrait Will be unveiled.
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l,cfuses To Omen II.

BosToS, Feb. 1s.-Secretary Of tho Navy
Herbert has denied the petition of the
Central Labor union praying for the open.
ing OF the Charleston navy yard, stating
that the yard is not in proper condition
for modern requirements and the amount
OF money necessary for the preparations
Is not at the disposal of the Il partmcut.
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CLEVELAND. Feb. 1s.-fhe mill o! tho
Gr.swolI Linseed Oh company, the second
largest ia the country. was destroyed 10y
fire to-day. The loss is about S2jO,UyO; In.
sprance, Sla0,0JJ.
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slot Machine. T,boosi.

FoRr DopGE. Iowa, Feb. lS.-Judge
Weaver of the district court in charging
the grand jury yesterday gave the special
instructions to indict the owners OF the
slot machines which are in common use
by cigar dealers, psonounclng them gam
blin. devices.