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The evening world., 1894-08-10
REISHART TO RESIGN,
de Is Now Expected to Give On
Both His Offices.
A Move May Be Made to Forcs
Him Out.
Says He VIII Soon Make Anoth,v
Atchison Statement.

The RESIGNATION n, 1oh, w po,..
ho,b "a. President ana rece,vsr os a.
Atchisor road l.. the uext deve,onn,s..
o,nected and I, is Thought thai h. 80,
,,te Mi, .ter a, an e.rjv ,,o,,srt "'
'''S s.ep ~
le is quite generally u'nerstood that II
has BEEN the intention Of certain partie,
IN forns him out. and II il tbo,,zh, hv
10 ioree MN oo' anu 'houeht ny
those "ho know Reinhart that he will
not give his enemies. the REORGANIZATION
COMMITTEES tpe sstjsfsciion Of nutt,nr
.o"'''.e p'''ns
MIN our, but VIII anticipate rnem ny
resigning.
All those interested in tho k,,,;.,~
- -. .,.,N"
controversy are resting on their oars
this morning, taxing a Retrospective
view OF the happenings OF yesterday.
r,,,sa.,,,. ,r,,,,, l. hoa.a -.
oohsineraple comment 10 hearo about
Wall street regarding the mismanage-
ce., 1 t., n,o,,,. n,,h,ln "..,ars.'.
committee J" n'hNine p,ono Yesterday
the several statements Remnants ex-
= is'.a..o" wa p nara -, II. ' ne puo-
w WIZ i'uu' "a' "e was
explaining
This morning Mr. Reinhart was seen
at his Office, He denied positively that
ne gave out MS explanation before II
was read to the Reorganization Com
mittee and lief. IL to be inferred that
~ 80, t.,, 49, m. ..,.,.,,I
the leak was WIN thent ne criucised
| Expert Accountant Little's report as
made from book accounts which win
80. ~, ell, ,,r,,,,,, ,n eor ,uo or thro.
no. DC iu,ly m wiz up h ,o III jtt,o M,
t t se., asu ,,hsss, thay ,.re writtsn
an ny in. mf the year he will
AZ =" al, d,,or nar '"e Ne WI"
| NH III us, 49, ~, he &c Oh. ,,,a..
MT neinhart i ,S ina ,n ~ ana ths,
| uos III nsmr , LIE t,nn wnririny n ,.in.s
MIN that Is aeter.nI ~ saLs ~
polnt. ne saiu ne iii'I,nS b ~ hn s en
VtneF ,oi.s S.a.e ,h ,sr M ~ IJ,,,..s
take up eaSh atu e t,,.,,y ,,he,o IT'LL Il
cnarses m shuw iu,ty "hce '''s
wrong n: hia statements; ,,,.,s. ,,r.
| inS :nenipe,s ., 'ne y,,,n eNcant ~
dtay that they manlpuateo tne pr Th
ture giving out OF s.aten,enits. i ,hs,
rsg;ai,u ~ sS @ te esHcd ~ resIrn
ReIni!eI. WI ~ oncs pe as So " io ~.
| lney Iluicu,t MS eAphaton
The evening world., 1894-08-10
LORlLLAR0 APPEALED TO.
typewriter Girls Ask Him to BacI
Their Walk to Frisco.

Madge Seaton and May Alden, the
young typewriters who say they are GO
ing to walk from this city to San Fran
cisco for glory and fortune. have been
very far from discouraged by the early
publicity Of their plans and mammals
opposition.
They are very sure that they could
overcome mammals scruples II they
'ould get the financial support of nice
rich gentlemen. They have probably To-
Gated the right man. II they can get him
in-Pierre Lorillardi They have heard
this gentleman Ia rich and a patron of
noble sports, and that he spends his
spare time over at Tuxedo. thinking up
sporting schemes In which to invest his
money. or course. a tramp to San Fran
cisco. particularly b. two pretty young
Feeling these things to be true. the
girls sat down, and wrote nice little
letter to Mr.. Lorillard, telling him all
about II, and suggesting that the scheme
offered a fine reward for small risk of
capital.
Mr. Lorillard has been too busy. up to
date. to reply
The evening world., 1894-08-10
HIS WOUNDS PROVED FATAL.
Morris Died This Morning, and
Moran Ia Again Under Arreat.

Charles Morris. Of cSS West Twenty
seventh street. who was stabbed by
James Moran. of 26l West Twenty-sev-
enth street, on the evening OF Aug. 4.
died at Bellevue Hospital at o'clock
this morning. Moran. who had been re-
leased. was rearrested.
Morris and Moran had been friends for
years. They we're invited to attend the
christening OF Patrick Merry's baby, on
Aug 1. After leaving Merry's house, ut
about II O'Clock r. NJ. Morris and Mo-
ran Quarrellcd at the corner OF Twenty
seventh street and Seventh avenue. Nor
ria. 1t Is said, punched Moran IN the face
Moran started away. but Morris fol-
lowed him. They came together again
ana suddenly Morris dropped 10 the side
walk crying: I'm stabbed"
Morris Was taken to the New York
Hospital. where 1t was found that he had
been stabbed in the back and abdomen.
Subsequently he was removed to BELLE
vue.
Morris made an ante-mortem state
ment to Coroner Fitzpatrick, In which he
accused Moran OF having stabbed him.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
BRITANNIA GETS 1T.
Wins the Meteor Shield, vigilant
Not Being Eligible to start.
tBy Associated Press.


COWES, Isle OF Wight. Aug. Io.-Bri-
tannia. lverna and Viking started at 6
O'Clock this morning in the race for the
Meteor Challenge Shield. presented by
the German Emperor the event being
open only to all yachts. OF any rig.
built in Europe and belonging to any
recognized European yacht club ex-
ceeding 100 rating. Vigilant, conse-
quently, was not eligible to take part
In this contest.
The winner of the Shield Is subject TO
challenge the year after winning H.,
and the trophy becomes the property
Of the person winning 1t twice; three
yachts to start or no race.
Britannia won the Emperors Challenge
Shield last year. beating Mr.. A. ID.
Clarke's Satanita by Is minutes.
Iverna and Viking to-day were evil
IDENTIFY only entered and started In order
to enable the event to be sailed, for
they soon retired, and Britannia contin-
ued sailing over the course alone. The
Prince Of Wales will thus become the
owner of the Meteor Challenge Shield.
1t is believed that the owners of Wig
liant will take advantage Of her not
locked, as II is possible that she was
more severely injured by scraping the
shore, off Ventnor. on Monday last than
the divers who examined her were
aware.
Unless some change is made in the
plans Of the owners OF the two yachts,
Vigilant and Britannia will not lock
horns again until Monday, when they
may race Is miles to windward and
return for f10O cup. given by Lord
Wolverton. Mr.. Gould. however. has
not yet decided to compete.
The newspapers are all jubilant over
the victory yesterday Of Britannia over
Vigilapt.1 49,,
The Pail Mall Gazette says, sarcas.
tically: I'VE must await the arrival OF
the American mail for the straight truth
about her defeat, whether II was truck.
ling to a Royal Prince or because Wig.
| liant was not built for English waters
The Pail Mall Gazette also publishes
column reviewing "Vigilant's irregu,
larities,' and reprints the story that
she is cheating the Yacht Racing Asso
| citation rules in avoiding tons OF weight
| by not being fitted up below decks
adding that there Is a great deal Of
| discomfort at the manner In which Wig
liant Is being sailed.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
AN AMBUSH AND A RUNAWAY.
West virEinia Doctor shot--C. &.
~ Martin and Daughter Killed.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Aug. 10
DIR. J. William Davis. Il prominent
Montgomery physician. was shot at
three times from ambush. yesterday.
while returning from visiting a patient
on Morris Greek. One ball passed
through mis- stomach, INJECTING a proba-
bly, fatal wound.
!, G. G.: Martin and daughter. Mrs. Muir
reil Milton. with two infant children.
went out driving near Evergreen. Mar
tin. was found afterwards In the ros i
Dead with his head mashed. Mrs. MI
ton was unconscious and died AT 10
O'Clock yesterday morning. Neither
!. child. was hurt. II is supposed that the
horse ran sway.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
Round About Town.

The body OF IN unknown man. which 10 now
at the MorEue awaiting Identification, was found
this morning at the foot Of Jane street In the
North River,
Charles O Brien. twenty -four years old, Of
23s West Sixteenth street, was held for trial In
the Essex Market Police Court to-day on a
charge Of stealing n dress from Ara LiEzls
White. Of Monroe street.
John Wagner. twenty-ssven years old. Of SIS
East Thirteenth street. alleged In Essex Market
he took a watch from John Matthews. OF Gas
East Thirteenth street. while the latter was
asleep on q coal box last night He was held in
default OF 81. 900 bail for trial.
Lazarus Block. forty-hvs years old, OF IS
Henry street Was acid for trial on charge OF
assault by Justice smms In the EsseA Markci
Police Court, to-day. During quarrel with Jo-
seph DsshnofSky. OF 90 Henry street, last night.
brsNkihg hiS right arm.
Louis Peter. a bartender was held for trial
for using his apartments at 30S East Eleventh
stree, for Immoral purposes by Justice SImmB In
tho Essex Marke. Police Court to-day. In the
raid made dis wife was the only Inmate cap
tursl She was DISCHARGED.
Louis Giirsn, " oS Chrystie street. accused
CT LlKamy by his wife. was discharged from cua-
,ody By Justice simmi In the ESasK Market Po-
lice Court to-d&y
Joseph Rollins, twenty nine years DID, a book
keeper, of ie7 West Twenty-second street. &C,
eused Of ''nim- hamminR' Saloon Keeper Louis
RaoeI, OF 81 West Twenty fourth street. out oi
y. was held for trial to-day At Jsaerton Market
Court.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
FELL FROM WINDOWS.
Two Women Injured While mt
Work This Morninu.

Annie Hoffman. twenty-siX years old,
a domestic, fell out of "a window at 2tl2
Third avenue this morning, while clean
ing windows, She was iuJured about
the head. and was taken 10 the Harlem
Hospital
Mrs. Mary Ilorner, thirty-two years
old. of 52i East Eighty-third street,
while hanging clothes on a line at her
home his morning, fell out OF the sec
ond-story window and sprained both
her ankles. She refused To 30 10 u hos
pital.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
SUED BY A NEW YORK WOMAN
PittsburKer Accused of Deserti0n
After Common-Law Marriage.
IRy Associated PressD

PITTSBURG. Aug. l0.-Richard X.
Laird one OF Pittsburgs most promi-
nent wholesal, merchants, was to-day
arrested en- charge of DESERT n made
by woman who gives the name G!
Ada Hathaway and who was known
.rp 49, IL the Atlanta beauty"
She claims a common-law marriage or
the ground that while In New York re
Gently Laird introduced her as his wife.
was arrested while trying to chloroform
herself In I.airus office. She was re.
leased on promising TO leave town, Then
she went t. hotel, locked herself In a
loom ana threatened to shoot herself "
interfered with Finally she agreed I
20 10 Boston, being furnished money
and transportation, and started.
;he-e took the West train back 10 Pitts.
burg. Laird claims that the woman Is
an aiventuress. but acknowledges thai
he made her acquaintance In New York
The evening world., 1894-08-10
FATAL DUEL IN MEXICO.
Chief of the stamp Department
shot DcRd ny u Congressman.

wv TTFN-.T
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug 10 In a duel
with pistols last evening Senior Jose
Verastegul chief of the Government
Stamp Department. was killed by Fran
ccsco Romero. n well-known Congress-
man
The seconds Of the dead man were APP
olino Costi.ia, President OF the Mexican
Senate and editor OF III Partldo Liberal,
and SenCr Ramon, a Congressman and
edilo ot FL Universal. The seconds OF
Senior Romero were Senior Barolo, n
Spaniard. ana Gen. I.arno Garlic. ex-
Governor OF chihuahua and member
OF the Senate.
The duel was the result OF quarrel
over woman ON the first fire Neras.
tegui fell with "A ball through the heart
The evening world., 1894-08-10
KILLED WHEN A TENT FELL.
storm Causes One Death and In
lures Several People.

LEESBuRG, Va. Aug. l0.-A heavy
wind storm in Loudoun County. Va.
last evening CAUSED big tent at Pur-
cellville to collapse, Several thousand
people were attend ng temperance busf
meeting In the tent and John Nichols
youAg man Of philomont. Va, was
struck by the big centre poe and In
stantly killed.
c. ". Scnooley, nineteen years old. OF
Norfolk. Va, Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs. Pea
cock and Mrs. Samuel Leslie were Sc
rously injured. and a number OF other
persons were hurt
The evening world., 1894-08-10
A show window Fire.

Jacob PaGrc;zky struck a match TO throw a
light on some diamond rings In the show window
Of his jsweEy store at soS Bowery at 0 o'clock
this morning and let It drop on a piece Of paper
which had been used az a stopper for . bottle Of
benIine. The papsr was in blaze In an In
In namea The hre was extinEuished with .
bucket 81 water Tbs damage vas small
The evening world., 1894-08-10
Dashed Into "A Train.
Especial 70 The EVENING World. !

l-N topsoih 70 ihe evening Noflo.D
EAST ORANGE. Aus. 10. d. Anderson and
Ms cousin. Miss Anderson. Of Chicago. narrowly
szcapsd death at . D.. L. and W, Railroad cross
LAD last svsnins They were driving and the
hoFse became frightened aud dashed into the Is
EsiA a Il sas aiosly backing out OF the sta
ftIops lbs hersf was run over and Instantly
Nll4d Mis- AaderAon vsa thrown against the
E1s II oqs Of the care and received revere inter-
AL injuries. Ny, Anderson's nose was broken
- ~ hsas badly cut.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
Joseph Cook 81, Long neach.

Long BEACH. /. /. huE. ic,-Ths last day OF
the ConE7~ss Of Religions was wei attended
prot samus, l. Keller. Vice chancellor OF tho
American University, at Washington. oli,sred
a lecture on ~ Comparison Of the Hindoo Schools
with Western Thought this morning This az.
,srpoon Rev Dr. Da,ti j. DuTrel President Of
The Fetish Joseph Cook vii follow him with
the last Of hts seriey OF Lectures. Mr. Cook :
topic to-day viii BE- This Peerless Bible In the
worlfs Pariiams II" The Summer Parliament
will eontinil Cor two weeks yet but there will be
no special sviees after to-day.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
Has Meyer Jumped III. uant

resort at s6j seventh avenue was rsided by
Detectives Kash and Jorolomon Of tie West
Thirtlcth street station last night and the pro.
prietor Joseph Never. aud four girls were locked
10 In the Teudr'lnu police station. Meyer was
ballet out In the stuian-hpuse and he was no.
on hanl whoa the was called this mo7.tiug
The foIr Eirla N"re h''d toT eHlmirit'on. DE.
tectiVe Kari is trying - ind ont whether
!icycr has skirpei nIs bail bond.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

The proposition made by the kineto-
scope Company for Corbett and jackson
to fight in ten-foot ring in private for
$l5 600 is simply an advertising dodge.
and no one should take 1t seriously. u
Corbett and jackson allow themselves
to he led into any such job they ought
to be ostraclsed by the sporting public.
81
A mistaken impression has got abroad
regarding. the dates oil .-e Griffo-Mc-
Auliffe match at the Seaside Athlete
Club. 1t has been enormously an
nounced that the entertainment would
be held on Aug. %. The management
of the Club, desiring to correct TINS
impression. definitely announces that
will take place on Monday evening, avg.
q, beginning at $50 o'clock. A wrestling
bout and two boxing bouts viii preceos
the chief event of the evening. 10
Auliffe and Critic are both traininS
earnestly.
r. ]. Lambert. the Massachusetts
cyciist, has been officially declared :
by Gh Cha rnsrre R %ss That
| accepting money, prizes. Lambert, M "
said, is resigned to his fate and VII
| sail at once for France, TO comosss
a professional for the golden louis
Diamonds, 5000 worth of convertio.,
gems. are the attraetions for the annu =
meet Of the Springfield Bicycle Club, ~ ~
Hampden Park, on Sept. IL and u. Isss
biggest diamond of them all Is the ~
stone that will fall to the winner nac OF 'n'
| Invitation unpaced mile record race
! Much is made Of the victory Of Nays
| hoe over Volunteer in the squadron ~
| TO Newport yesterday OF the New Yort
Yacht Club. The actual time was ieT
than sixteen minutes. This victory y,at
more than week ago Commodow.
Forbes announced that the old sloop We VIZ
in no condition TO race. Under the ~ Y.
credit UPON the victor. Volunteer. wa:
altered back into sloop form VILE th nv
idea OF equalling her previous peIio M,
ances under that rig. Her mast W. ~.
mainsail used in her schooner rig ana
In no way fitted for her altered iol np,
II was pure gameness and love OF spy, ~,
that led Commodore Forbes to san sn ",
good old craft yesterday In poor snap
even for what is now called cruising
George J. Gould's challenge Tor y, y.
Cape May Cup is the initial step 70 al ~
first really international trophy Lave Al.
her visit. Genesta was praetiea,,nSSk d
| lOWtu " taht NbP Mel
entries against her, as well a, the ps son.
toms Rect Cup. At the time " WAS eon
sidered by yachtsmen here that me s ~ IL
ditions under which these. cups mus n
held would dc much TO open the WAY
American yachts In the races apfo"s
Tie surmise has proved orr, rrc q
all ether English races were pare re.
mainei open. Nsvahoe, brought ~ ~.
Brenton's Reef Cup back. and liner
mains for Visilant q capture ING ot mn
With these trophies here again the ,t III, II
interna ,ional challenge trophies VIII =
be held Ia America.
| 90 -t'-----
says Her Husband Abandoned Hes
Mrs. Herman Stone. Of iT9 Smith stIs ,,..
Brooklyn, applied at the Butler Street -
Court. brooklyn. this morning for W.H.-
, for the arrest Of her husband on the chars
Of abandonment. Justice Walsh told her !" IN
TO New York TOR warrant 80 stone "a
| 70 be there. Ars Stone charges various ~
Of brutality, and states that on ose si,Ink
city.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
ROBBED HIS MOTHER.
TietJen Admitted His Guit and Was
Held for Trial.

William Tietjen, seventeen years old
of 100 East Houston street was ar.
rsigned In Essex Market Cour: on t
charge OF larceny. Mary TIetjen. his
mother. was the complainant. She STAT
ed that he stole her spectacles, n pair
OF earrings and breastprn. valued In al.
at 81 "
The son admitted his guilt and said
for trial.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
wyoming Democratic Candidates
By Associated Press. !

CHEYENNE. wyO.. Aug. io.--Thc Democratic
Convention has named the following ticket:
Congressman H. A. Colleen. OF Sheridan
Governor. W. II. Halliday. Of Laramie; serte-
tary Of State u. W. Gill, OF Cheyenne: AUDI.
tor, J. n. Fsnwick. Of Laramie; Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, A. J. Matthews, OF Rock
Springs; Judge Of Supreme Court s. T, Corn.
OF Evanston.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
stole Because He Was Hungry.

Charles Hafner. twenty-five years old. who
said he had no home and was starving. was held
for trial In Jefferson Market Police Court this
morning. charged with stealing bottles OF milk
and groceries from In front Of houses on East
Ftfty-sixth street, between Fifth and Sixth ave-
puea He was caught In the act. The man was
90 well dressed that the Justice did not believe
his plea OF poverty.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
Funeral OF ....., wood y suicide.

Funeral services over the body OF Margaret
Earning Of . Hanson place. Brooklyn. who COM
mittad suicide In Maplswood Cemetery on sun
day. will be held to-day In Hendsrson's under
taxing establishment, Myrtle avenue and Jay
street The interment will be In Paramount
cemstery.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TO-DAY
DUE TOMORROW
FOREIGN PORTS.
thy Cable.)
ARRIVED.

from New YORK.
LIVERPOOL. Aug lo,-Arrived. steamer Tau
ric, from New York.
HAMBURG Aug. i0.-ArriveJ, stelmer Eor.
mamie, from New York via southampton.
SIGHTED
sCIlLY, Aus I0.-Psssei. steamer Chester
New York for Southampton.
The evening world., 1894-08-10

You read The Evening wsrIdi
DO you read the Sunday Woridf
The evening world., 1894-08-10
PORT OF NEW YORK.

To md Eastern standard time. subtract (
minutsA
The evening world., 1894-08-10
DE- Hasbrouck shovel Yesterday that

DR.. Ilasbrouck showed yesterday that
his sprinting days were about over. lie
has not won dash this year. His vic
tories have been dt q mile or over. Clif-
ford beat him hands down yesterday.
correc t!on'S miserable showing cannot
he accounted for. She is far below he!
usual form.
Prince OF Monaco will be dangerous
factor In Sheepshead's big stakes. He Is
"A vastly improved colt,
The evening world., 1894-08-10

Yesterdays final game with Wash
ington was peaches and cream for
the Giants-real soft and sweet. Inc
series is now ended, with New York
winning ten to Washington's :.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
SHIPPING NEWS.

LOW WATER TOD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-31
CH ANCERY NOTICE .

STATE os ILLINOIS,
Rock Island COUNTY,
In the Circuit court Of sad county to the Jan
term. 4. ID. 1894.
William Boyer. Adam Bower and Jacob Bower
com ilfinau 5. vs. MLTy johnson, John John.
son, " illam JohI s,E, la ! % ,ison, james
bron. George Rot ison, anna Ha din,
Campbell. Ada Campbell Ale :'aDpaeIl,
Charles Campbell, samuel Campbell. Alb.rl
CsiHphen, Win am Campb.il homas J. Pob-
h'n-. Aiher q. Mcknight. o.aurs d. gan. Rrint-
NO Ducgu. Minnie kvcr-. Zernrieh " hea,laat
FOrida DO Lulo tn. &C In r.. Carr i, tenia
mn Il Ioie. D1Iley HafoTd. Daniel Halford.
charles Boyer, Harry Eclle-. Ma han Il yer
Frnt lin Robbins. F rat Bap ist church OF the
Ci Rock Is and. and Edwin K Parmertcr
and Thomas Campbell. executor. Of the will OF
John A BOYER dccea,cd. defer danis In chan
crry.--Biil To set aside viii.
Affidavit of mn residence OF defendants Mary
Joen-on. John johnson. William johnson. Ida
Robson, James Robinson George Robson, Anna
Iisr in, thomas j. hobbins. a lnert a. Me.
knight Lsurs Dugan, Brin,n,l Dugan Minnie
tvcfs, Zeruriah Wbc 'tland, FlpIids Hockmouih
ford. Daniel Balford, Harry Keller and Frarkliu
II thbir 8 lm1'caae9 vi h the above defer Gan's
- omss amgbell Mar J ampbeIl. John T
Cam, hell. AGA Campbell. Alic CaripbcIl harlrs
william Canphc.!. ctnrle- Boyer. Nsth n boyer
z -, "a, tistt haich the CRY Of hncy Isrnd
ami Ei~in r. tarmenier and tho mas Campbell
executor Of the will of Joha a. Rryer. deceased
hOv,ng been ed in the cicrH's flee OF the cir
cult cout Of said county. not &C is thc,cfo
hereby given TO the saii nonresident 6ef, .la I .
that The 'mplain'n's FLED their ended bili %.
rorpl'ut In : vi court, on the chabc. " sid.
u cfe.f. oI. the ~ day Of Narch. 4. D.. 1Sli and
hi thcrru on su umrns i-sucd cut o. aid
court. wherein .aid -uit il now pe-dirg rcturna
bic on the fir-t Monday in the month Of Nav
next. n ir NV law required Now. unle,s YOU
the -ai n,n-re .ident defendants above NAMED
Mary johnson, John Johns n. willism s J hn-
ron. I!g Robsor. James Robson George Ioli-
500. Anna Hardin. TIL mas J. ROBBINS. sIDcrt q.
Mcknig u. Laura Ducan. Brntnal Dugan. Minnie
Ever. Zerniiah Whc tand, Florica Ho kmouth
Z, ella AFRO ]. BeHjumiD Halford. ! odiey Hal
ford Daniel Hal ord. IIsr Y al cr a d Frank in
Robins -hali personally he aud nppcar before
sait Ircuit court on the first day of III next
term thereof, {, he holden Mt hook island In
snd for the said co-ntv. on The fir. I Monday in
May next. and plead. answer ,r demur to
the said cOmpIai 1ant's bill OF complaint, the
same and the matters and things therein ch arged
and stated will be taken as confessed, and q de-
cree entered against you according to the prayer
Of said bill.
GEOsGE W. GAMBLE. Clerk.
Rock Is'sn@. III. March % A. y. 1914
JoHs T. KEW oRTHY ard JACKSON & HUR.T.
Comps Sol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-03-31
rguora.ce About Beef.

1.-THE business Of retail butcher will
make tho biggest liar of man of any
thing on earth. Do you know thatg'
asked Thomas Tracy, the Union market
butcher.
The man could not say that he knew
it, and SO Mr.. Tracy explained his state
ment, saying: We'll, you sec retail
butcher cannot carry very large stock,
but he must please all his cuotomers. A
man comes in and wants a steak fresh
as possible. from beef not more than "a
hours killed
1.-THE butcher Gays all right and cuts
the steak from 4S-hour beef. Then .
fellow comes along and wants 3G-hour
steak. He gets one from the same beef,
and SO it goes, even down to the old Eng
lishman who wants one n week or two
weeks old that has become mellow.
That is cut from = part of the quarter
That has been bruised in handling. or if
it has not it is 70 trick at all to bruise
1t little"
''Eut do not these people catch on to
the fact that they have been huinbug-
ged."
''Not a bit of it. Why. nine people ont
of ten don't know a raw steak from a
piece of roast."-St. Louis Republic.