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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-03
Mrs. Lease Tnlks Of Herself.


Mrs. Lease delights to talk Of herself and
her achievements. She says that IL she
were a man she would easily be the ac-
knowledged intellectual giant of the people,
party. In an interview. in speaking Of her
oratorical ability. she said: Il believe owe
whatever power 1 have in this line to
parental influence. My father was an Irish
exile. He was banished from ireland and
he fed to America, with a price set Upon
his head, and his property confiscatad 70
the English crown. / was the first child
born from my exiled parents in America
My earliest recollections are filled with a
struggle against every form of injustice
that came in my little world. 1 was lber-
ally educated and finished at Allegheny
University, and when fifteen years old
left school. The poor wages paid women
aroused me. and when 1 began teaching
scarcely more than a child, rebelled
against this. and started a movement In
northern Pennsylvania and southern New
York for better wages for women teachers
the west, 1 came to Neosho county, Kan,
when / was seventeen years old, and taught
at Usage Mission, where j met Mr. Lea sc
and afterward married him. A few years
later Mr.. Lease got an idea that We would
do better on farm, SO We moved away out
west to Kingman county and took I'D a
claim. / lived in the very midst Of the
desert. 1t was solitary and desolate and
there was no society but our children and
no companions but our lonely thoughts II
was an awful life. dreary, monotonous,
hard, bleak and uninspiring. After that we
moved to Wichita, where / took up the
study of law with Eby & Mcmahon. I did
not go to the office much. but Mr. Eby came
out to our house and heard me recfte.
When I was admitted to the bar and made
my first address to the jury the court room
was crowded My first real public appear
ance was in Kansas City, in 1885 where /
delivered the address Of welcome at a Ia nor
conference. and whipped Mr. Powderly. who
at that time was in favor of labor orra MIA
lions keeping out Of politics. j championed
the movement and I won the day. That
was my first fight. There / got INV first
blood, and i w,nt to say right here that i
have never been defeated in my life in any
fight. and do not intend to lose NV bat
tie now. My strength has always been, as
1t is now. that / am right"
On the question of religion Mrs. Lease
expressed herself as follows: Il think nv
religion is as broad as my political creed.
for they are one and the same. / was
reared in the Roman Catholic Church and
/ have at various times worshiped at other
affairs but / am only a member of the great
big chu-ch-the church without catecnism
the church with no creed. / hate man-made
beliefs and priest-made orthodoxy. / take
the sermon on the mount and the golden
rule and believe I'm them, that they are suf-
Ecient-suftlcient unto salvation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-03
Interested I'm Hypnotfsm.


About a year ago Mrs. Lease became in
terested in the subject of hypnotism. She
made a study of the science, her ambition
being to acquire hypnotic power. With this
object in view she engaged the services OF
a professor who has been giving exhibitions
through the state. He pronounced her a
good subject. and claims to have developed
unusual hypnotic power in his pupil. Mrs.
Lease dislikes to talk of her hypnotic
powers, but admits that she has given the
subject of hypnotism much study and
thought.
People in Kansas have ceased to wonder
at any thing Mrs. Lease says or does. Her
political career has been a series of sensa-
tons. She is constantly in search of some
thing to say or do that will attract atten-
ton to her. She first came into prominence
in the campaign of 1922 when her speeches.
pregnant with bitter invective and sarcasm.
caused many to compare her methods with
those OF Senator ingalls,, whom she took
great satisfaction in abusing. Her success
as a speaker consisted more in arousing
the enthusiasm of her partisans than in
making converts. Up to and including the
campaign of 1892 she was the idol of her
party, and was called by peoples party pa
pers the modern Joan OF Arc. Her in
fluence in party councils was greater than
that of any other half dozen persons.
Few ren leaders had the teinerity to
cross he- path, and ner wishes always COM
manded respect, at least in her presence,
Ior no one Wlsneu 10 invite inc sung OF ner
sharp tongue by opposing. \ few tried IL
while she was in the height Of her popular
ity with disastrous results. Her success
turned her head, and she began to use her
power in suc'r a bold manner that friends
deserted her and enemies sprang up on all
sides determined 10 crush her. Gov LEVEL
ling opened the battle by attempting to re-
move her from the state board of charities
to which he had appointed her. She fought
back, appealed to the supreme court and
came out of the fray victorious She is still
president of the board, and will remain in
that position until April. when the places
now held by two republicans will become
vacant. They will be filled by populists of
the governors choosing whom he can rely
upon to reo-ganize the board by reducing
Mrs. Lease to the ranks. and deprive her of
all influence in the management OF the
charitable Institutions of the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-03

being the meaning of the word zodiec)
which forms the highway of the sun, moon
and planets
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-09

r. 1S5: Puterbaugh, p, II; Randolph
PEG. 70. Wulff's plurality. 1855.
Superintendent-Raab, d, "a; In
glis. r. 1919; Edwards, p. IL: Roberts
peo. a. Inglis' plurality. 1873.
Congress-O'son, d, 81: Post, r
1870: Shirley, p, 16; Matthews, PEG
Il. Posts plurality, 119.
Senator-Fisher, r, 1872; Jordan, p
%; Miller. peo. "a.
Representatives - Mulligan, d
1861; Payne, r. 275a: Stickney. r
27l9; Hayes. p, AZ: Jahns, PEG. 3OS
Judge-Adams, r, 203; Blakemore
p. 20.
Clerk-Waldmann. d, 81; Kohler,
r. 203; Hussey, p, 81. Kohler's plu-
rality, 1872.
Sheriff-Negus. d, 81; Hemenway,
r. 1872; Adams, p, II. Segur. PEG, SO.
Hemenway's plurality. AS.
Treasurer-Gordon, d, 65; litter
ington. r, 175; Buffum. PEG. 81. Tit.
terington's plurality, 107.
Superintendent-Marshall, d, 81;
McKeever. r, 176; War;, p, %. Nc
Keever's plurality, 85.
Constitutional Amendment-For,
1872: against, 81. Court House Bonds
For, SO; againgt, 100.
south Rock leland.
Treasurer-Claggett, d. 81; Wulff,
r, 173; Puterbaugh. p, 1; Randolph.
PEG, 6. Wulff plurality, 90.
Observation-Disclosures. d, 83; In
glis, r, 40; Edwards, p, 2; Roberts,
PEG, 6. Inglis' plurality, 81.
Copgress-Olson, d, 80; Post. r,
173; Shirley. p. 1; Mathews, PEG, Z.
Posts plurality. 80.
Senator-Fisher, r, 173; Jordan, D,
l.; Miller, PEG. IL.
Observation-Disclosures, d. "a;
Payne, r, 259; Stickney, r, 1861
Hayes, p, 3; Jahns, PEG, q.
Judge-Adams, r, 1sl; Blakemore,
p.3.
Clerk-Waldman, d, 70; Kohler, r,
17S; Hussey, p. 1. Kohler's plural
ity. 80.
heriff-Negus, d. SS; Hemenway,
r. 174; Adams, p. /; Segur, PEG, S.
Hemenway's plurality, 81.
Treasurer-Gordon, d, 104; litter
ington. 1856; Buffum. PEG, 8. litter.
ington's plurality, SO.
Superintendent d, 100;
McKeever, r. 1853; War;, p, /. Nc
Keever's plurality, So.
Constitutional Amendment-For,
ia; against, 20. Court House Bonds
For, 228; against. IL.
Hack Hawk.
Treasurer-Claggett, d. 76; Wulf.
r. 157; Puterbaugh, p, "A; Randolph,
peo. IA. Wulff's plurality. 81.
Superintendent Raab. d, 76; In
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-09

glis. r. l69; Edwards. p. a; Roberts,
peo. IA. Inglis' plurality. sc.
Congress-Olson. d, 70; Post, r,
15S: Shirley, p, s; Mathews. PEG, IA.
Posts plurality, IS.
Senator-Fisher, r, 15l; Jordan. p,
5: Miller. peo, Is.
Rcprescntatives-Mulligan, d, 2lS;
Payne. r, 2S1; Stickney. r, 2S9!
Hayes, p, 9; Jahns, PEG, As.
Judge-Adams, I, 467; Blakemore.
p. 5.
Clerk-Waldman, d. "a; Kohler, r,
l6l; Hussey. p. 4. Kohler's plural
ty. 81.
SheriH-Negus. d, &c; Hemenway.
r. 1853; Adams, p. s.; Segur, peo. IL.
Hemenway's plurality, az.
Treasurer d, 20; litter
ington. r. 149; Buffum. PEG, l6.
Titterington's plurality, 40.
superintendent d. SO;
McKeever. r, ZAP; War;. p, 4. Nc
Keever's plurality, 40
Constitutional Amendment-For
1926; against, %. Court House Bonds
For. 137, against. 81.
Bowling.
Treasurer-Claggett, d, %; Wulff,
r. 115; Puterbaugh, p. 4; Randolph,
PEG, 2. Wulff's plurality, 80.
Superintendent-Raab, d. %; In
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-09

Senator-Eisher, r, IS; Jordan, p,
IL; Miller. PED. 5.
Representative ulligan. d. 15S;
Payne. r. 9la, Stickney. r. sl4; Hayes,
p, 81.
Judge-AdaEs, r, 20; Blakemore.
p. z.
Clerk-Waldmaun, Sc; Kohler, r.
81; Hussey, p, 5. Kohler's plurality 8.
Sheriff-Negus, d, 81; Hemenway.
r, 60; Adams, p, 4; Segur. PEG, 2.
Hemenway's plurality. 5.
Treasurer-Gordon d, 6S: litter
ington. r, 81; Buffum, PEG, l. Cor
don's plurality, 6.
Superintendent Marshall, d, 81;
Mckeever, r. 81; War;. p, 4.
Court House bOnds-For, %;
against. Go. Constitutional Amend
MENTOR. IS; against, 80.
Edgingtsa Mel.
Treasurer-Claggett, d. 81: Wulff.
r, %; Puterbaugh, p. 2; Wulff's plu-
rality, Is.
Superintendent d. 81; In
glis. r. Y; Edwards, p. 2. Inglis'
plurality, Is.
Congress-Olson, d. Sc; Post. r.
~; Shirley, p. 2; Posts plurality. 16.
Senator-Fisher, r, ~: Jordan, p,
Representative-Mulligan. d, 1853;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-09

r. %; Paterbaugh. p, /; Randolph,
PEG. IA. Claggett's plurality. Z.
Superintendent-Rabb. d, 20; In
glis, T. 20; Edwards. p, 1: Roberts.
peo. IA. Rabb's plurality, 8.
Congress-Olson, d, 20; Post, r,
90; Shirley. p, 1; Mathews, PEG, IS.
Olson's plurality, z.
SenatOr-Fisher, r, 10: Jordan, D,
1; Miller, PEG, IL.
Representatives-Mulligar, d, 70:
Payne, r, 80; Stickney. r, 80; Hayes,
p. 1; Jahns, PEG, 4S.
Judge-Adams, r, "a; Blakemore,
p. l.
Clerk-Waldmann. d, %: Kohler,
r. %; Hussey, p. l. Waldmann's
plurality. 6.
Sheriff-Negus, d. Il: Hemenway,
r. 10; Adams, p. /; Segur, peo, 80
Hemenway's plurality. 2.
Recommendations, d, IS; litter
ington. r. Is: Buffum. PEG, IS. Cor.
don's plurality. IL.
Superintendent-Marshall. d. 81:
Mckeever, r. 10; War;, p, 1. Mar.
shall's plurality, Is.
Constitutional Amendment For,
IL; against, 8. Court house-For,
4; against, 9.
South Moline.
Treasurer-Claggett, d, so: Wulff
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-09

AZ; against. %. Court house bonds
For, So; against. 40.
Hsmpton NO. 1.
acknowledgment, d, So; Wulff,
r. 80; Puterbaugh, p. 3; Randolph.
PEG, II. Wulff's plurality, "a.
Superintendent-Raab. d, 81: In
glis. r.. rs; Edwards, p. 8; Roberts,
PEG, II. Inglis plurality, II.
Congress-Olson. d. Sc; Post, +, 70.
Shirley, p. A: Matthew'S, PEG, IL.
Posts plurality %.
Senator-Fisher, r, 81; Jordad, p,
5; Miller, peo. II.
Representative-Mulligau, d, 1865;
Payne, +, 1193; Stickney, r, 1854.
Hayes, p, 9; Jahns, PEG, Sc.
Judge-Adams, r, 81; Blakemore,
p,7.
Clerk-Waldmann, d, 55; Kohler,
r, sc; Hussey, p, 8. Kohler's plu-
rality, 81.
Sherifr-Negus. d. 43; Hemenway,
r. IS; Adams, p. 2; Segur, PEG, 80.
Hemenway's plurality, 80.
Treasurer d, 65; litter
ington, r. Il; Buffum. PEG. IL. Tit
terington's plurality. II
Observation-Disclosures. d, "a;
McKeever, r, IS; War;, p, 4. Mar
shall's plurality. l.
Constitutional amendment, 6 ma
jority. Court house bonds-For, SO;
against, 43.
Hampton No. e.
acknowledgment, d, 21; Wulff,
r. 80; Puterbaugh. p. 16; Randolph,
PEG, 16. Wulff's plurality, II.
Experimentation, d, %; In
glis, r. 80; Edwards, p, 16. Inglis'
plurality. 66.
Congress Olson, d, 81: Post, r,
SO; Shirley, p, 10; Mathews. PEG, IS.
Posts plurality. GO.
Senator-Fisher, r, 81: Jordan. p, 2.
Observation-Disclosures, d, 81;
PAYNE, r, 1881; Stickney. r, 13l;
Hayes, p, 2; Jahns, PEG, ~.
Judge-Adams, r. 90; Blakemore,
p, 4.
Clerk-Waldmann. d, 2S; Kohler,
r. 81; Hussey, p, 2. Kohler's plural
ity. 50.
Sheriff-Negus, d, 16; Hemenway,
e. 81. Adams. p. 2; Segur, PEG. Il.
Hemenwsy's plurality, s..
Treasurer-Gordon, d, "a; litter
ington, r. 80; Buffum. PEG, II. Tit
tsrington's plurality. 46.
Observation-Disclosures, d. As;
McKeever. r, 50; War;, p, 4. Nc
Keever's plurality. "a.
Constitutional Amendment-For.
46; against, IS. Court house bonds
For, Al; against, 26.
HaAptoa No. 3.
Treasurer-Claggett d. 80; Wulf,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-09

Constitutional Amendment For,
70; against, 20. Court house-Eor,
IL; against, 80.
Port Byron.
Treasurcr-Claggett. d, Sc; Wulff.
r. 1O1; Puterbaugh, p, Is. Wulff's
plurality, IS.
experimentation, d, 81; In
glis. r. 9s; Edwards, p, IL. Inglis'
plurality, 81.
Congress-Olsou. d. 80; Post, r, 80;
Shirley. p. IL. Posts plurality, IS.
,Senator-Matthews. PEG. 1; Fish
er. r. 80; Jordan. p. Is; Miller. PEG.
IA.
Observation-Disclosures. d, 1902;
Payne. r, $50; Stickney. r, l45!;
Hayes. p. Il.
Judge-Adams. r. 1902; Blakemore,
P. Is.
Clerk-Waldmann. d. "a; Kohler. r.
9s; Hussey. p. II. Kohler's plurali-
ty, 81.
Sherif-Negus. d. 20; Hemenway.
r. 50; Adams, P. IA. Hemenway's
plurality, So.
Treasurcr-Gordon, d, 40: litter
ington. r, 80. Titterington's plural
ity, So.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. d. SIS;
McKeever. r. 50; War;. p, IL. Nc.
Koever's plurality, 40.
Constitutional Amendment-For,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-09

glis. r, ia; Edwards. p. 4; Roberts
PEG, ?. Inglis' plurality, 81.
Congress-Olson, d, "a; Post, r
ia; Shirley, F. 4; Posts plurality
81.
Senator-Fisher, r. lis; Jordon
p, 4.
representative d, ~
Payne, r. III; Stickney, r, 1921
Hayes, p, r.
Judge-Adams, r, 116; Blakemore
p. 4.
Clerk-Waldmann, d, 25; Kohler,
r. l13; Hussey, p, A; Kohler's plu
rality, Ss.
Sheriff-Negus. d, "a; Hemenway
r, 116; Adams. p, 8. Hemenway' s
plurality, 80.
Recommendation, d, 80: litter.
ington, r, 112; Titterington's plural.
ity, SO.
Suporintendent-Marshall, d. 81:
McKeever. r, 1O4; War;, p, 3; Nc.
keever's plurality, 81.
Constitutional Amendment-For.
30; against, "a. Court house-For,
50; against. SO.
Coal Valley.
Treasurer-Claggett. d, 20; Wulff,
r, 90; Puterbaugh, p, /; Randolph,
PEG. 5. Claggett's plurality, Is.
Superintendent-Raab, d, rs: In.
glis, r. so; Roberts. PEG, 5. Raab's
plurality, %.
Congress-Olson, d, 20; Post, r.
40; Matthews. PEG. Z. Olson's plu-
rality, %.
Senator-Fisher. r, so; Jordan, d,
5; Miller, PEG. 6.
Representative, Mulligan. d., 2O7;
Payne. r, 70; Stickney, r, IS; Jahns,
PEG, 81.
Judge-Adams. r, 81; Blakemore,
p,2.
Clerk-Waldmann, d, 70; Kohler,
r, "a. Waldmann's plurality, 10.
Sheriff-Negus, d, 20; hemenway,
r, 81; Segur, PEG. S. Negus' plural
ity, 16.
Treasurer--Gordon, d, "a; litter.
ington, r, IS; Buffum, PEG. 4. Cor
don's plurality, 80.
Observation-Disclosures, d. "a;
McKeever, r, 81. Marshall's plurali.
ty. 81.
Constitutional Amendment-Fo
SO; against, IA. Court house bonds
For. 81; against. "a.
Treasurer-Claggett. d. So; Wulff.
T, 81; Puterbaugb, p. 5. WulG's
plurality, s.
superintendent-Raab. d. 50; In.
glis. r. 60; Edwards. p. 5. Isglis
plurality, l.
Congress-Olson. d, S.; Post, r, 60
Shirley. p, 81. Posts plurality. 2.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-09

Payne. r. los; Stickney. r. los;
Hayes, p, &.
Judge-Adams, r. 73: Blakemore,
p. 8.
Clerk-Waldmann. d, 60: Kohler,
r, 40; kohler's plurality, 10.
Sherif-Negus. d. Sc: Hemenway,
r ~; Adams, P, 8; Hemenway's plu-
rality. 16.
Recommendation. d. so: litter.
ington, r. 80. Titterington's plural
ity. 80.
Superintendent-Marshall, d. g.;
Mckeever, r. Is. McKeever's plu-
rality. /.
Constitutional Amendment-For.
"a; against, 10. Court house-For.
s.; against, SO.
Edgtngton No...
Treasurer-Claggett, d, Al: Wulf,
r, "a; Puterbaugh. p, 4. Wulfr's
plurality. 43.
Superintendant-Raab, d, 40; In
glis. r, "a; Edwards. p, 3. Inglis'
plurality, "A.
Congress-Olson. d, 80: Post. r. sc !:
Shirley. p. 2. Posts plurality, AZ.
Senator-Fisher. r. "a; Jordan. D, 8.
Representative-Mulligan, d. ia:
Payne. r. 127; Stickney, r, 1877: HAYES,
p, 3.
Judge-Adams, r, IS; Blakemore.
p, 4.
Clerk-Waldmann. d, Al; Kohler,
r. 90; Hussey, p. 4. Kohler's plural
ity, AZ.
Sheriff-Negus. d. 81; Hemepwav.
r. ~; Adams. p. 2. Hemenway's
plurality, SO.
Treasurer-Gordon d. "A: litter
ington. r, 50. Titterington's plural
ity, SO.
Superintendent Marshall, d. SIS;
Mckeever. r. IS: War;, p. 6. Nc
keever's plurality, 10.
Court House Proposition-For,4 Al:
against, So. Constitutional Amend
ment-For. AZ; against, 26.
Aadaiusia.
Treasurer-Claggett, d, Sc: Wulff,
r. &c; Puterbaugh, p, 4; Randolph.
PEG, l. Wulff's plurality. 40.
SUPPLEMENTARY. d, IS; In.
glis, r, rs; Edwards. p. 4; Roberts.
PEG. l. Inglis' plurality. Al.
Congress-Olson. d, 81; Post, r, IS:
Shirley, p. s; Mathews. PEG. 2.
Posts plurality. SO.
Senator-Fisher, r. "A; Jordan, %.
4; Miller. PEG, 2.
Representatives-Mulligan. d, 107;
Payne. r. 1924: Stickney, r, Ill;
Hayes. p. ~; Jahns, peo, s.
Judge-Adams. r. ~; Blakemore,
PA.
Clerk-Taldman, d. IS; Kohisr, E.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-09
Chicago Live Stock.
The Local Markets.

The m,rk,t the pasi week has been liysly ~
c'pips yesterday. when very few loa--
were for sale Although plentiful. o-t- have
gone up a cent. Po;atoes hSve drop3ed o Few
cents. while GARY butter is demanding l.. 4-d
-0c. q Eli xhf increase:
eRAry. ETC.
WbeSt-sOc
Con-new. &C: cid, Sc
Date gQS1c
Hay-rmotny. eisGs1s: uni.nA. sislsil:
VIC. tSLss; slough. fScSs: baicd 81.
FnCrT AND yEgETABLEs
rotasoes-<oc
Onions-aOc per bu.
PRODUCE
NaffeI-Fair 10 choice iso6, snc: orearn,-y a..
Egge Fresh. l.c-
fouitry-,prine chickens. g. rer pound
LIVE STOCK
cattle Butchers ray for corn fed -.ter.
Sc N14nc.
Hog. saGusc
bheep-3rfxlc
spring iamb 3x0sc . pouni.
Coal Soft. 1oc.
wood-s3-50 per cord.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-09
Sozosiont-

Soxodont-
This word, which has been staring
everybody in the face for the pas;
years, and is now getting into every
oody's mouth. is preparation for
CT eansing. identifying and preser'-
ing the teeth sweetening the breath,
ana arresting the progress of decay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-09
OFFICIAL RESULTS.
Actual Returns Of the Election
in Rock Island County.
COMPLETE COURT HOUSE VOTE

a Majority Of i.S35 for the PropositIoa-
The c0assitusssaai A0eadnent Line
wise Csrrtes-TownsAip Flgurss-Ths
rarity third sesssosial end Tenth Coz
gressioest-Bsery Comfy.
The returning board on the recent
election. composed oil County Clerk
kohler and Justices OF the Peace
Swensson and Adams. completed its
labors last evening. and hence THE
ARGUS is enabled to present the CON-
plete. corrected and official figures.
the appended table indicating the
vote OF the cities of Rock Island and
Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-09
The Markets.
New York Financial.

NEW YORK. Noy
Money on call easy at l per ceaJ P.lta-
mercantile farer g. r5's per nj. sterling "A,
change steady W I'll actual business IN ila-k..-.'
bills at 49, y asses for demand and 49,. s-r.
for sixty days: posted rates 49, f,.ss A..1 -
Giss, commercial bills isjia l>jl,-
Silver certificates ca .,id: NJ sales; ba- si-,-,
63is Mexican dollars 5li.
Uni ed States gov ranelt bonds IS rs---.-a-
lle14; IS coupons. llsis; a. re-alar lIsI.. a.
coupons li5ls: Is regular. - bid. Pa-!asCs
OF ~. l0i.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. Nov :
Following were the quotations %. tn. B,.-s
OF Trade today: Whest-NOvenlis-r riar.I
5Silc. closed 55s.c; December. opened 80.
closed Ss;sc; MAY. opened 5>lse. rlo--4 - :.
Coru-NoverIi,er. opened 5lizc c.oS.l rD-.
December. opened sis.c. closed .sG.-: MAJ.
opened jcy-c. closed s95s. -NoyeIai,.r 7.
opened =. CLOSED -: De-emi--r or.st..s
ass4c. close : ~: Mag. opened .sis-. ,Il.-a
&c. Pork-Noyember. opened $, closed
s. january. opened sll.=is. closed
Sils.la Lard-January, opened s5.s5. e.l-sI
$3.50
Produce - Butter: Extra creamery. -,
per III: extra dairy- Is; packing sto-k. ID. :
lie. Eggs-l.ls per doz. loss Of. Live poultry
Chick ms. Old &c per lb spring -. duck.
Potatoes Burbanks. s5Gs3c per Ia: Hebr1ns
55G,5sc; Rose. $500 sweet p5tnt,---J-r
seys. ss."G2-51 per Dbl: Illinois. slZi.El.fL
Apples-Common 20 choice sl-o'l@.5j -
bbl Crauberries-Cape Cod choi-e =. -
$50 per bib: ss-e5sJs-.5 per l-bu box. Hoy
White clover. lib sections. new sock. u.
G!5c; broken comb lGIl2c. dAik cont
poor packages. -, strained California. ; 20
per ia.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. So-
Live S:ock-Prices az the Union St3 x y4rls
today ranged follows: Hegs itima.sl
receipts foe the day. is.On; sizes ranged -
Ss.4egs3' pigs. si-l0Gs5, light. siluti 80
rough packing. SIl5Gs.Sj mixed. an $3.50
CAS- heavy packing and slipping .
Caftle-Receipts for the day. ll-5,l. 90 "a
ticns ranged at Ss6jy6s5 choice 10 -N--a
chipping steers. s4J09G5.J0 cool 10 cAlir- de-
s2.s5I.-o fair 20 good. sj.3gf.lls co.liul. .
medium d.. si0S3.o b1tcher-s' steer. sseH.
100 stockers. s=-s,d-2.s3 .-esie1,s. si.ssr- ~
cows s. sos;3.o ae4fers. si.Jo ,s.5J hull, e -
$40 Texas s-eer-- $40 stI-ss western rA-.-e.s
and S2.UsL551 veal calves
Sheep Estimated receipts Tor the IA.
ls-oo: sales ranged at sl.5s7t:i = westerns g. :,
GssJ Texans. h.5G3.5) natives and 500 a. -
lambs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-09
The women'- Vote.

or course an incident OF the elec-
ton was the appearance Of women.
voting for university trustees. the
returns showing that 90l voted in
the county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-09

Quinn. r. i.1si; Knox. %. -.
Quinn's plurality. l.aCj.
SurSeyor-Jones. 4. $3.50: I'm.
mons. r, i,3l1. Emmons' plurality.
1887.
The Thirty-third District
The vote Of the Thiriy-third seua-
torial district is Appended:
Senator-Fishcr. r. 9.lS6: Jords,
p 577: Miller. PEG 1.2G1.
Representatives-Mulligan. 4 Il.
1921: Payne. li.065l: Siiekn.y. p
1891: Hayes. p l.l77l; Jahns. r..o
1928.
Congressman.
Complete returns on congressman
in the Tenth district are unofficial
but Posts plnraliiies are:
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-08-27
HE FELT GREAT.
q W. His wedding Day, and He wanted
to Celebrate.

D W. His wedding Day, and He wanted
to Celebrate.
He walked into the menagerie build
1nR early in the morning when there
vors only a few visitors. Those that
we're there noticed that he carried o
stout, heavy cane, unusually long. ft2
looked about a bit, and then he waikeI
sver to the lions cage. He pushed the
stick between the bars and gave the klrS
Of beasts a mighty prod.
'.Ha. there, wake up, you old cuss.
and make some noise. Come to LIE. AM
let's neal your lungs.
The lion growled.
He poked again. harder than before
The lion roared and made a jump fo'
the stick, but it was deity Withdrawn.
Then he went to the cage where the
royal Bengal tiger lay doing.
Come. old boy" he said. poklns
throuoh the bars. Give us some mu
nc"
The tiger was in a ferment Ii a mo
ment and rushed up and down the Gag
wildly. The curious people began t.
rather. but the timid women kept mean
the door.
Hes crazy" said a man.
Run and get a policeman, put III an
other, but all the while the old chap wa
going from cage TO cage, rousing up tn
hyenas, panJhers, leopard and other am
mails.
..That's il. Give us a 'oncert,' he wat
nying as two keepers rIshed il. The,
grabbed him and husJl / him outside IL
sjiffy.
wayT' asked one.
II feel gay" said tne old man, "anG
was just having a little fun.
Well, YOU won feel so gay whe'
you're locked mp" said the other keeper
"'Tain't so bad as that. Is II: wins
pered the old fellow. Il was only ceIe
brating."
celebrating what|'
.Why, my wedding. You see, TIN 60
ing To get married today-irst time Il
INV life. too. and Tn - years old. =
when l got up this morning says L
myself:
"sHere. YOU old bachelor, you've 20
to be sporty today, just to celebrate. =
first | was going to get drunk, but theh
was afraid | couldn't get sober IN tln
for the wedding. and then thought g.
the lions and tigers. and | made NJ IN
mind I'd stir them up a bit, 80 c.i1
here. But | didn't expect 10 get IN trek
bic. But | do feel young. Lei IN" :
now, and I'll run four blocks; the. E-
be I'll feel better.
So they let him 60.
"Whoop, but l feel great" he y".l~
a. he passed u through the gste.-Ne'
York Sun.