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scented is a variation.

scented is a variation. The bodice 70
short and the skirt long. Pieces OF
heavy lace are fitted about the arm
holes and waist; capes iounce the leg
o'-mutton sleeves and the skirt 10
gathered slightly In the back and bailed
out with a breadth Of haircloth.
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To Protect the Cars Family.

thy Associated rresa.)
ST. PETERSBURG. June S,-A ukase
has been issued appointing Gen. Tchere-
win a special officer for the protection
OF the Imperial family.
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Margaret Burke, thirty nine years old, married.
Of IS North Moore street, gave birth to a dead
child on the sidewalk In front OF . variek street
Hospital.
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Who Ii ''Plutarlk?"

To the Editor; p
Your correspondent ''Dr. RIos'' seems to judzs
all typswrlters by the nne who gave him The
dose Of the q, q tsrand BOUNCED because she dis
covered no was a Quaek. who took life easy. that
Is. other peoples ouacks claim to be immaou-
late. yet they are also 'man-killsrS.' but they
bury their faults. Therefore, we will ''prsscribS'
for him. Take three grains Of common sruss;
then make an application TO old Piutark Tor Q
Many rYPEwRIrnRa.
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Death ON the Lucania.
Ry Associated Press.l

QUEENSTOWN. June s.-John Nor
risey, a second cabin passenger on board
the Cunard steamer Lucania from New
York. which arrived here this morning,
died of consumption yesterday. The re-
mains were landed.
The evening world., 1894-06-08

II would be interesting to have Gov.
Flowers revised opinion Of the work Of
the Lexow Committee.
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wheeImen and--wheelmen.

To the Editor:
I have four ETandohildrsn. owners and riders
OF bicycles. and II I thought they were a. pig
headed as many Of the whselmsn I In my daily
park and suburban drives come In contact with !
would ask the influence OF " The Evening worid''
10 try and suppress that last and only Easiight
alluded to on the Riverside curve. so that the
above class Of wheelmen might 20 over the SAID
embanvmsnt and all be dumped down the prsei-
pios. I also know and meet many conscientious.
and conservative wheelmsn. AU REvOIR.
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to break out In Colorado, OF which. at
this writing. the end cannot be fore
told. The striking miners. the angry
deputies and the perplexed miiitiamen
Are encamped withinlA few miles OF
each other. There Is lconstant DANGER
The evening world., 1894-06-08

What has the Constitutional Conven-
ton got before 1t as a constant and
gforceful reminder OF New York City's
need OF home ruler
The evening world., 1894-06-08

Poiics Justices may be as interesting
pm tho witness stand as any civil justice.
Senator Lexow.
The evening world., 1894-06-08

Good citizenship implies courage. Do
the good citizens Of New York want 1t
said that they dare not break party lines
In the city's great interests?
The evening world., 1894-06-08

What 10 Judge Roesch's honest opin.
ION of Lawyer Roesch? And what do
both h Judge and the lawyer think Of
Political Leader Roesch?
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Juns appears at last to have put on her
own and best dress.
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LETTERS.

IND oohss~ u open 10 speyoodv MO has q
complaint 10 nake. a grievance b seHtoats. tpo-
nation 10 otss. q subtNtaf os~nui tnA~sst 10 do
GUS or q public servios 10 acknowledges. a"d who
can out ire idea into kss Aan 100 u0rda Long
,ctJs cannot be printed.
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They are among New York's worst
enemies who dig a deep pit of partisan
ship right in the path that should be
open to municipal progress.
The evening world., 1894-06-08

Perhaps Mr.. Roesch did not know
whether he was guilty or not until after
ne had given his evidence.
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Not "stuns" Nor "Nobodies."

To the Editor:
johnnie Bull'' says this country was stolsn's
from England 'by force" Is not that a strange
assertion tor an Engiishman to makef II he was
more familiar with American history and knew
what kind OF men the Continental troops were
composed Of he would not be so ready to acknowi-
edge that = handful OF raw, unframed men. IN
fact. the very kind OF mon that he calls '%stufs."
and ''nobodies.'' was the force that wrestsa
this glorious country from q ~tyrant's grasp ana
caused his wsli-trainei troops an isnominious
retreat from our shore. Oh. ''Johnnisi' 20 invest
q few cents in an American history. and IL that
bull head OF yours 10 capable Of absorbing It you
will not regret tho investment. YANKEE.
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''sugar secrets are safe" Certainly.
Didn't the Senate Committee lock the
doors?
The evening world., 1894-06-08

New York's private pocket pays the
e1penses of the. Lexow investigation.
And II IL money well invested.
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.NeVgEE
Copyright secured 1871
MRS. J. B. R0MER'S COOKING LESSONS.
FIRST COURSE.
LESSON nth.
Fried steak or Pan BroiI.
N.SES@E

Put the pan n the front of the stove, and when 1t is very hot put
in the steak and let 1t sea w instantly. Turn it every few seconds
Do not yet the pan o the back of the stove and allow 1t to cool. but
Keep up the heat till it is done. Put 1t on a hot platter and season on
both sides with salt. pepper and a little butter. Put a very little hot
water in the pan to rinse out the juices. and pour the gravy thus
made into the dish with the steak.
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A Pretty Toilet.

So many costumes are seen with q
coat bodice and short skirt that q
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II the Police Department had a signal
service now. would there be signals Of
distress7
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GOV. Flower cannot veto facts.

Mr.. Goff is more than meeting the pub
4lic expectation.
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Hard sauce.

Rub n cup Of powdered sugar and half a cup Of butter to a cream;
turn it out IN a small dish. smooth 1t over lightly and crate nutmeg over
the top.
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What Was the Beginning?

To tina Editor:
In reply to my critical opponent Mr.. Croiiy !
repeat that the Bible and science mutually agree
In saying that this. our world. was not created
According to science. 'the particles OF matter
which compose the solar system. after becoming
q highly he ted, revolving mass, threw on GER
tain portions OF its bulk. from one Of which our
planet was formed" According to Scripture
properly transiated-'In Tor With the 'besinning.'
chat ia. in-or with-the substance already exist
ing) God cut out Tor modelled the heaven and the
earth tGen.l. - Hence It follows. that mas
much az both science and Bible agree In there
existing a prior substance from which our planet
was formed. It. according to their account. was
certainly not created. But Mr.. Croily. evidently
misunderstanding the real question under dis
cussion. introduces another when he speaks Of
1.-THE spiritual creation Of the solsr-system from
an ethereal substance, and the Creator himself
as being an ultimate reality sxistig up on high
as self consciousness" II. As Mr.. Crolly says,
ito create means ito produce a material thing
from nothing" l Am at q loss to understand how
he determines that the solar system was created.
when 1t Is evident that It's ethereal ancestor
must itself have had a birthday. With regard to
the assertion that the Creator Is an ultimate
reality In self consciouness. may l ask my able
critic what the Creator was originally? And
whence the knowledge to assume that ultimate
existence! And this. when the nrst pure crea-
ton really occurred. and howt A. KAPLAN.
London Clerks Have Good Times.
To the Editor;
Having been q clerk In London's largest and
most respectable dry-goods house. I can TESTIFY
to the general accuracy Of English salsman's'
statement. We mustered our own ride corps. cap
tanned nv the head of the firm. also, an anna
The evening world., 1894-06-08

Coxey goes free again on Saturday.
Let Il be put of jail. out Of mind.
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A Defease of DR.. Peters.

the Editor:
In 'Manhattan's'' libel against Or. Madison q
Peters he has attacked one OF the most Coz
scientious. true-heartsd and Woodworking clergy
men in the city. l am . member Of the Episce-
pal Church, and although I love that Church
creed l can still admire and appreciate true
Christian fellowship in any church Of any de-
nomination. and can say without any disloyslty
to my own church that l never had more hearty
welcome extended towards me than that received
In the Bloomingdale Reformed Church. The
truth Is seldom palatabie. and as DR.. Peters has
q habit of striking out straight from the shouldsr
Nc has. OF course. made enemies. Yours for truth.
LENoX.
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Those Abominab bic Bells.

To the EdItor!
wish to Join with Equal Rights in his
protest against the abominabie changing Of the
bells on 81. Michaei's Church I do not play
billiards. neither do I shake dice. I spend my
evenings and Sundays at home with my family.
and when we have our windows open those bells
are really awful. They are badly out Of tune, a.
every one with any musical education must admit.
and to invade peoples homes and sssail their
ears with such dolefui and barbarous sounds 10
an outrage and imposition. In Monday evenings
Defense Of the Bslls.'' the same old stock argu-
ments ~ are ussd-caiiinx equal Rights' names
and promising him = place in tbS internal regions.
This is AZ contemplate n DR.. Psters's insinua-
ton about Lies and Liars" MUSICAL
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GIVEN TO The Babes.
The Dimes and Dollars for the
Free Doctors Fund.
How the Lives OF Threatened Little
Ones Are Saved.
Bensonhurst Children Among the
Contributors Too Day.
The subscriptions.

Previously acknowledged .............. 81. J5l 20
Visitors to Dome. Pulitzer Building ...... E93
Ralph L. Keller. Bensonhufst. n. Y...... 100
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-12
ABBREVIATED TElSGRAMS.

A. Sisemanski, for twenty-five years n
resident of America. but who is not stated
To be n citizen of the United States, has,
it is reported, been arrested in Russia
and sentenced to Siberia.
Samuel Hutchinson. of Prescott, Wash,
who is claimed to be the tallest man on
the Pacific coast, stands feet 2js inches
in height.
A coup d ,tat is reported in Paraguay,
where Senvr Marriage has assumed the
presidency.
Obituary: At Omaha, W. F. Vail, aged
30; at Bedford. Ind, John Padget; at ST.
Paul, John Edward Ward, aged A.; at
Princeton, Ills, Mrs. Margaret Thompson,
aged Il: at Laplace, Ills, DR.. a. J. Saylor,
aged Sc; Mt Milwaukee. John Burke: ut
Menasha. Wis. Patrick O'Malley. aged 65.
Fifteen dollars II day represents the av-
erage amount paid into every saloon in the
United States.
Wheat harvesting has begun in Ten
nessee.
Mile. Beatrice, Coney island lion
tanner. was attacked and frightfully man.
gled by one Of the beasts while going
through her performance in the cage.
The Nebraska supreme court has de-
clared the eight-hour law to be uneonsti-
tutional.
y valuable prehistoric find has been
made In a mo und mt Egan. S. ID. A tomb
has been uncovered lined with cement. In
the tomb's compartments were twenty
two male skeletons averaging eight feet
In height. a rude altar and many bronze
utensils were exposed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-12

scratch the bigot who processes big
otry on one subject and you will find
him bigot on all subjects. The
German who imagines that the A. P.
A. bigot will be content with single
class OF victims, and will not turn
his knife, il victorious this year,
upon another class of citizens and
for another victim next year. in
dulges in a gross illusion. This low
type Of intelligence, stupid, vicious
aud shameful type, treacherous TO
the constitution OF the United States
in one respect, is bound to be treach-
erous in all respects that crafty a
narrow and vicious temper. Should
the republicans win in Illinois and in
Cook county this fall. the Germans
may bid farewell to personal liberty.
Let them not tell us hereafter that
they did not know what they were
doing. II they vote this fall with
the A. p. A. in order to prescribe one
portion Of American citizenship. the
bitter cup they may help 10 ill will
he held TO their own lips next spring.
and they will be made to drain it to
the drcgs.
The republicans are Gathering them
selves over much. The democracy
of Illinois is not going to give up the
state to the A. p. A. 1t is on that re-
lance alone republican prophets are
basing balcful predictions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-12
Helping the Government.

Now that the civil war is long way
in the past it is safe to relate certain
cases of the cutting of red tape which at
the time were winked at and kept as
quiet rs possible. Military routine often
lett men without what civilians would
regard as the commonest necessities of
life. and to endure these deprivations
when they were unnecessary was hard
anywhere. and especially so at Washing.
ton. where supplies were abundant
enough.
Oae day in the summer of 1861 Maine
regiment was enca,npcd III Washington.
The rations were poor, and two soldiers,
privates, resolved TO see if they could
not get something better.
They went, il their uniforms of course,
G:-ectly to the White House. and enter.
ing by n side door managed to evade the
guardians of the executive mansion. In
one of the passages they met n very tall
man. They had no doubt 1t was Presi.
dent Lincoln. They bowed to him, and
he bowed to them, but they said moth.
ing. Their business was not with him
but with his cook.
They went on and found their way tc
the broad kitchen. The cook was there
at work.
"Look here! the Maine men said &c
him, we've sworn to support this ere
government, and fer two weeks we've
ben a.doin it on nothin but salt junk
Now, if you'd spare us little Of this err
stuff, we think it would put this wal
along amazin'lyr'
They selected what they thought
would Ego round" among their particu
lar friends ut the camp and carried il
off, no one saying them nay.-Youth.
Companion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-12
QUAY DEPARTS FROM HIS CUSTOM,
And Takes Time to Declare False . News
paper Report.

And Takes Time to Declare False News
paper Report.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-Quay ocular
ly and with no intention of malice sug-
grsted an addition to the burden of the
senate inquisition into the alleged sugar
wickedness when he proposed that the
senate scandal committee take up
some more newspaper allegations, this
time about himself, and see what there
was in them. The charge was that Quay
was the active agent of n Philadelphia
syndicate which was seeking control of
the surface roads in this city, and intima-
ted that this scheme was las malodorous
as the sugar scandal"
Quay simply said it was a lie based on
the fact that he had introduced two gentle
men interested in Washington railways,
and who wanted to enlarge and improve
those interests, to members of the District
committee, SO that they could present their
case. That was about all he had to do
with it. The only reason that he had de-
parted from his usual custom of treating
with silent contempt all newspaper lies,
was that Senator Chandler had been given
by this New York paper as authority.
Chandler also said the 'special' was a
liar and that ended the matter.
Senator Gallery went before the sugar
trust investigating committee to anplify
the statement heretofore made by him
concerning his meeting with Havemeyer
mt Brice's house He was reported in his
former testimony to have said that he had
been requested to see Havemeycr, 'who
happened to be in Senator Brice's house, /"
but he had not stated the manner in
which Havemeyer happened to be there,
which he wished to do. Prior to seeing
Mr.. Havrmeyer," Mr.. Caffrey said, there
was discussion between those present
and ex-senator White and myself as
to the comparative merits of the ad valo-
rem and specific rates of duy on sugar
There was a great deal of difference on
this point, and Senator Brice stated that
there was gentleman in this city who
knew more about the operation of any
given rate of duty on sugar than perhaps
any other man in the United States. and
that ii it were agreeable he would send
for him. That man was Mr.. Havemeyer.
Senator Brice asked me if had any OBJ
lection to meeting MIR. Havemeyer and
having discussion with him on this par
tictlnr point. ! told him / had not. /
simply desire to state that Mr.. Havemeyer
came to the house in pursuance OF the in
vitation of Mr.. Brice"
Henry II. Reed went before the commit
tee and told it that he knew nothing of
any speculation in sugar stocks by United
States senators.
The committee has decided to report
Chapman's refusal to answer its questions
to the senate, and will not probably ask
him to appear again. The question of
holding the investigation with open doors
again came up during the meeting of the
committee, and an effort was made to al
low the public access to the proceedings.
The matter was discussed at some length.
but when put to vote the committee do
cided to proceed in executive session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-12

JERSEY CITy's new republican
board Of public works has beheaded
40 democrats in 10 minutes. This is
a four-a-minutc clip and breaks the
record, although the present Rock
Island council would like to beat it
III il could.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-12
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-12

MANY ELLEN LEASE is proving as
much disturbing element in Kan
sas politics as a ward healer in city
campaign.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-12

Experienced Shoe Statesmen
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-12
TUESDAY, JUNE II. 1894.

MERCER county republicans have
their county convention tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-12

The Samoan revolution is again
assuming an alarming aspect.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-12
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-06-12

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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-04-06
We call the attention of our reader

We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement on third page
headed "Around the Globe" and its
coupon attachment on same page. By
this it will be seen that the SITTER,
following the example of more preten-
tious sheets, has gone into the coupon
business.
We have selected something Of de-
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that should be in every household, es-
pecially where there are children to ed
ucate. As will be seen it is a splendid
atlas of the world, embracing fine large
colored maps of every country on the
globe, with full descriptive notes, and
the whole finely illustrated. 1t makes
a book, 12a 15a, of 256 pages. 1t is
published in parts, 16 in all. Each
part will be furnished by the SITTER
for 10 cents and one coupon, delivered
to you free by mail. 1t will cost you
but Is cents week and when you get
it completed you will have a treasure
that will be a joy to you and your
family and a daily instructor. Do not
confound this with the ordinary school
atlas. 1t is precisely as represented in
the descriptive advertisement, and
would ordinarily sell for $40. Save
your coupons. Numbers will be
changed, after this, every week.
The Raid on the Rum Drinkers Continued
1t will be remembered that when
we went to press last Friday morning
court was still in session. The next
case, not heretofore chronicled, was
that Of Carl Wyman, who resides in
the north part of town. Pleaded
guilty. $500 and cost. In the next
and last case, that of Niles Howard,
continued from the day before, the
defendant failing to obtain counsel,
made virtue of necessity, pleaded
guilty and took his medicine straight,
along with the rest, So and costs.
This finished up the work, making
a total of nine convictions. The
costs in each case ranged from little
over ten to fraction over eleven dol
lars, making total cost to the vic
tins of about $4,000 to say nothing
about the loss of time both "before
and after taking" and the wear and
tear of regulations. Rather an ex-
pensive business, eh /?