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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

G-Islrz- q. I, >sp-- -L-N=ws has bssL
.ece,yel tS5rl Lincoln. 4 small -ovn ab3u:
100 miles from EeEe, % the lyaca.2z q tLs
leader q a gang o. hoz-=c..eves. Il /.
Rama was Perry Cook He had sided IL
several raids q iate aid 4 posse Il farmer.
finally caCse Upoa Kim II I cave. lie hsi
n Lis possession half dozen stolen
horses. which t4Ct % slra-si tie farmer.
the. hanged HIN . a tree v.-h01: gsvi-.
L.l tine 70 say = word
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

CEClSS4TI. sept 2l--TLe Price Cur
rent, in its summary Of the condition OF
the crops for the past week. says: The
shortage il corn has undoubtedly been
overstated IL many localities east OF the
Mississippi river, Welding better than
expected last month.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
Fraudulent Bonds Discovered.

NEW YoRE, Sept. 2i--Two fraudulent
bonds Of sl.UU9 each, purporting 10 have
been issued for school purposes by the
school district commissioners of Vernon
county. No, have appeared in this city,
and it Is believed that large swiudling
scheme has been set on foot
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

CHICAGO, sep 2L-A- q Pop1list meet
i-- II tLe we~t SIDE Chris O-B-.e1. caa-i
date fo- tb= state Legislature, sid rhs
Amer .Ga1 people were On the ver-a o..
q mighty volcano. = lie wzs sent TO TIE
legs .sc1re. he sid: I would stay there
tai my boots ro--e1 OF before would
ever vote one oe1t Of arprU pria;:cn FOX TIE
militia VINO wer= u Chicago protecting
the corpc-st cons
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
Gam lin- Houses Ordered Closed.

CHICAGO. Sept p After a conference
in Chic. Brenaan's offce, q: which were
present Mayor Hopkins, the chief AID
Captain Duffy, the mayors order wen:
out to close every gambling house in CCi-
cago and notify the gamblers that they
must stay closed or their places would be
reideG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

WAzzi.SsEoS. Sep. 2.--A-c.-- Secretary
SINS, @; tEe interior department., has bzea
considering i BID for wheat % De furnished
the Sioux Iaslisus ~ Crow C-ee.. agency,
>CutE DIso-a- which he THINKS : positive
proof that the low Vr.ce fer This cereal
dos Cot exist Tee lows; I'D -4s :. OF
per b1slei. and i : asked F.-1r ~ tie
l...s. q re that srov!us .-..oa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

ClTI-AGl. S-r- .
1--we -sscz-7ri-es s.. ths Union >5s-< ya-l.
.. -lT g. - f1--os=- Eg-s-E-tlI-la.-sI
Reps :o- - d.F i6.-,- s--=s -.nc-1 -
$3.50 "a SsIssI-.5 E-l-- ssh -
r.-g- "a KIN. So. 60 I1.x-1 and So :
as Se-vy parking aud =ilslf1a- lJss
Ca-rie-t,-e-iH-s fog t1- day. i-sH. cz1.a-
tlo1- Ts.uEel - $50 t.s-5 cll.ue - extra
sE.q--l- --s-->- $50 SO -o-t % ch5ice d.
sS-l = .ai- - -1a-1- s-lH $40 co-r11 %
I-.--u-- GO. - 80 1-.;e1er,' --ee-s- = ~
1-sj stocze--. S-ss.-l--j 9eyczr-. Sl=5,.-...s1
Co.'S >-5sl-,-il Ae.f---. $50 tsL-
: - - Ia--4s steers, an S-y1sLJy 49,
c~.vaA
sa=-P -Ei Ia-nas-Rsca.4 f. t.s sa-.
l-.ss= I-ia-s rzl-s1 - So .-,-J western.
$ 80 l---1-=, =. - .-z.-ysz I'D s.-5y
lis .--aA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

-aNEs-,JI.T. Mass. spa u One Giris-
ion ot the grammar school ~ Salisbury
has been closed a. ire result CO a religions
quarrel .rec. plated By the aPpointuca.
Of Miss Isabel CavanauEh, . Roman Cath
Ole a. . teacher. Prominent members Of
the American Protective association and
American Mechanics objected The com-
Iittee therefore cios-d Mss Cavanauyu :
division until the trouble 3 settled.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
Pat a Bullet Through His Brain.

MlssILLoS. o.. Sept. .I.-Apparently
without cause Wallace Shanafelt %
Zwingii killed himself By sending rifle
ball through his brain He pulled THE
trigger win his foot, thrust through
handkerchief. He wa. - years old and .
son OF farmer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

LONDON, SEPT 2l--A private dispatch
received here states that uice Japanese
and twelve Chinese waTships were en-
gagged IN the battle a; the mouth OF tie
1aiG river. While the Chinese lost four
ships, the japanese lost hone. though
their feet sustained cJas;de.Ab.e IL jury
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
The Live Wire Killed Him.

PrTsBCEG, Sept 2L-Oficer Peter Dill
Ion, OF the Allegheny police force, was
Instantly killed by catching hold OF live
electric Hight wire that had been blown
down IL had fallen across the street,
blockadi1g travel, and be was eudeavor-
ing 20 remove f..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

Macarthur o, Sept. 2l--Henry Rob
bins, Of Hamden. has assigned to john T.
OgiG- Liabilities, $500 Robbins l. a
farrnsr and stock dealer. he has beer
cauSh in Wheat margins.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

WAsH.SGTCS. sept. @l--TAe government
! pr par.uE - submit tie iral arguments
IL the case against President Dzos. OF the
American Railway Union, .<pt =. ::
Chicago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
Chicago Grain and Produce.


Following were TIC ~ ltar.o1s % the Bsari
81 frH1z roisv- Wi==a----v..e--a.a pr. ols-1s.i
. ~ c-o---I = r. ur-ent---. o-- 81 $50
cs1-s1 - My. o---1=i TO-. cEr--d ~
Cora SeFi-sIg.'--. o.e-s-I i-sf.c. cis~et -. Z.
tsG.ot--r, p,---t -fc- c-ss=i ~ Ai4T. u-s-u.-.
-s c-o-zt - - ezr---s-,t,--u 49,. oreri.- Z
- c.lses- ---l. D--ot-=-. sss.lel 80. cio-ei
-a.~. Nay. o.=4szi So, cios-1 rs PORK
September. -s-ne1 e. -s-ei Sl1-i5. Jznu-
a.. CsS1et SI:-1- --1ssi S.&5l IEEd->-y-
,c-loas. olsl=: 80. closed S-Ss January
o1s1e4 .; lS1s-i s.
f-Siuc= 6I-f=r Extra .reHu-ery. =gs-
-. =; extra d@.ry. IL picking s-o-E - .51.
k--s-F-s-h 80 iJ.1l5= reg t5E live
F--'t-y -Ch- zen. - p-- - sl---s cl.1ks-ls
@; a. As. - - turkeys. o sc. -ezs-. $40
rs Pr dcL Po-zrl es-tkozs. C. -Go- Ier
~1--e- early OH. = g. AppIes-Sl- ~
"a ~ bbl- G0n=g-NAl.- clover Il l-b
81 tl-Es- l9Si=-s-- b-0-a4 c3--5. l9sllc- DARK
S1-lc. -Cld ccc4-slJ-. II. strained L-lifJ-1-..
=
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
Msysxrh =, MeL.an.haro.

MCLEAXsBoEo, Ills, Sept. 2l-Hon.
Franklin MeVeagh, candidate for United
States senator fer Hhnois, addressed al
audience here n. speech was euufiaed
princip aiiy TO the ias.6
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21


WASTISG-os. Sept. el--The department
Of lst-o- has about completed its iuves,i-
CATION 81 strikes and lockouts that have
occurred sine, 1sS., upon which il has
teen engaged fox many months past.
This report viii NOT, however. be pub
li-het before mex: spring. Il will form
an exhaustive showing q all the laboC
troubles in the United States since the
date named, the number OF employees 81
yolved in each strike Or lockout, the cause
Of the trouble, the loss IL wages, etc, the
Investigation being covered by about
thirty questions Ire next subject TO b.
Investigated by the Department Is ,he in
flence OF machinery OF Labor. Congress
has appropriated $4,000 fo- this besides
authorizing III. U.s. CT the regular fosce
Q, the bureau
Vast ard Complex >ahIeet-
The wosk q she !-galry visl begin il No
venbe.- The field i9rc-e wa! be pGt upon
il a. fast a. they complete the3c WEEK on
strikes and lOckoUts- Tae statistics o.
strikes and IOck3lt- W.. be keeps from
year TO year hereafter Ta:s inquiry on
the influence q machinery Of labor : a
vAsc and complex subject. and one ,aa-
= involving the best thou-h, and great
e. interest O. tec department The
growth o: machinery ard - use VIII IL
looked into. Al elaborate comparison Q.
tLe cost Q! commodities under The old
hand e. stem ana under t1e machine SIS
tenn Will - made The relative prOriEe-
L.TsnesS @. labor under the TWO systems
Sll De shown. zDS comparisons O. Sa-s
under the two systems VII. be made.
Condition Of Women and Children.
be- ol1 tlls - resolution q congress ca.
tJr Al Investigation ot the modern nd -
tE.al condition Ct women aud children, -.
wz-es taz. are pad cael. a. CON pare
IE.tA men, bo~ FAX iEsI. labor d.sq.ac@,
that ot men. che sanitary conditions u-ie,
which they labor. and th= provisions 4,
thslr comfort, exc. IGe-e = 10 -yecal
appE1p-!ati1l male tcr this inquiry. ana
= = expected 70 IL made oct O. TIE -=z.
e.al funds O.. TIE department l. WI! ms
be entered upon until after the i-QIir,
into the sa;l .eHc= % machinery q .zb-,
l. COZ rietel4- wll-A : expected 20 Cccu %
. n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

: Ii Baby T-as sic-- - gave her Cas-c-ia-
f'hez sae ~zs . CHI zile e-iei fo- C-s-o-aa.
LII she became Mss she c.un- % Cas=o-sa-
IL she lad Ca-11-ez, she gave len C-s.oS...
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
TURKISH BATH Rooms

Baths OF all kinds. including
Turkish. plain. shampoo, cleo
tric. elec:ro-the.mal, etc, may
be obtained 81 the Sani:arium
Bath Rooms, on the first floor Of
the Harper House.
ROOMS OPEN.
For Lsdies-Tron 8 =. N. 20
~ m. or week days For Cen
;lemen-From 6 3. n. TO 1880 a.
m. and from 2 p. n. 10 8 P. n.
on week days On Sundays the
rooms will be open from S o. n.
60 II a. N. for Gentlemen only.
Electric snd Elec:ro-thermal
baths may be obtained at any
time during business hours.
Gymnasium connected with bath
rooms
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21
LABOR QUESTIONS.
Some Tha. Carroll D. Wright
Is at Work Upon.
ONE INQUIRY sEAaLY COMPLETED

Great Mass CT Information Collected
About Strikes aud Loci outs-Eecoris
In BE kept Up tn Date Hcreafter-Enerf
of Machinery on Labor the Next Subject
Emporium; Omission from the Tariff
Etii-O'Eosrse's Resignation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-21

For sale = Rock is.--t by Es-pe- Uou.e Pasr
r,sSy s-1 william C,euaenin. Dr1 zvis, Mo.ire.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLTGENoER MONDAY N0vEBRR T. 1891

propositions, a. China has been driven
oat OF Korea. and has nothing 70 con.
cede a. 70 that country. Neither does
Japan want any Chinese territory. not
even the Island Of PoTmosa, which ID
in reality IN extension Of the Japanese
group. What she will undoubtedly ex-
pect il cash indemnity sufficient 70
recoup her for all her war expenditures.
That, with the prestige OF japanese
arms and the humbling Of China, will
give the full fruits Of victory"
From the very beginning Of Ihostili.
ties the Chinese have been anxious TO
have the United States arbitrate the
differences between themselves and the
Japanese which led TO the war, but OF
course there could be no arbitration ex-
cept upon the request OF both parties,
and that was lacking. Tho Chinese
could not 30 humble their pride as 70
sue for peace directly 10 Japan, but,
casting about for some means Of open
ing peace negotiations. they hit upon
the treaty with the United States Of
1913 The very fFst article Of this
treaty pledges the United States, In case
China Is oppressiyely or unjustly treat:
ed by another power, to use Its good
Offices TO arrange the difficulty. 1t Is
similar IN scope TO the first article In
our treaty with Korea which led Secte-
tary Gresham ut the beginning OF the
trouble to write the note TO United
States Minister Dun at Toxic relative
10 the Japanese occupation OF Korea,
which has excited so much comment .
Both China and japan were assured
that the United States was free from
any Of the suspicion OF 4 desire to Sc
cure accessions OF territory in Asia
which hung over the great European
powers, and their confidence Ia our fair.
ness and impartiality was striktngly
manifested by the selection Of the
United States by both nations to care
for their subjects in each others terri
tory. So the United States 10 at present
placed in position where she would
naturally be- looked TO by both China
and Japan TO serve as an arbitrator In
case OF difficulty in arranging terms OF
peace.
Arbitrate we may, but intervene We
cannot, fs the manner in which the sit
uation is summarized in official circles
here. II the Chinese government de-
sires the United States to present peace
proposals to Japan, this may be done
through Minister DENLY, but II ia felt
here that the better way would be for
China to submit her proposals directly
to Japan, when 1t would be entirely
within the bounds OF propriety for the
United States to express the gratitica-
ton 1t would feel as q nation friendly
to both combatants, to see peace re-
stored on honorable terms.
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cn.arrh cnnno. hn cursa

with local applications. as they cannot
reach tho seat Of the disease. Catarrh
10 blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure II you must take inter
nal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure ia
taken internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure is not quack medicine.
II was prescribed by one Of the best
physicians in this country for years,
and Is regular prescription. Itis COM
posed OF the best tonics known, COM
bined with the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination Of the two ingre-
dents Is what produces such wonderful
results In curing Catarrh. Send for
testimonials, free.
r. J.CuExEY & Co., Props. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. price 75c.
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BELLAIRE.
Alisorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

the Ginas City.
BENJAMIN Merritt, q gentleman we'll
known in this vicinity, was murdered
near Atlantic City, Iowa, recently. He
was q son OF Robert Merritt and a
brother OF Hugh Merritt. who lives just
west OF town. Benjamin Merritt was a
farmer and business man OF Sawyer,
Neb., and had gone to Atlantic City on
a business trip. When last seen alive
he was in company with two strangers
and drove away with one OF them In q
buggy and nothing more was known OF
them until the horse and buggy came
back to Atlantic City the next morning
with the body Of Merritt in it with bull
let holes in his skull and lungs. He
was a candidate for the legislature OF
Nebraska and popular with the people.
He leaves o wife, one son aud two
daughters. -.
The death OF Glenn Holman, the we'll
known conductor on the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling railroad, last Fri.
day was great surprise TO his host OF
friends in this section. He was with
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
about thirty.fve years ago and was To-
connective engineer for the company for
about fifteen years. In 1874 he left that
company and began with the Cleveland,
Lorain 4 Wheeling Company, where he
has been employed ever since, and was
one OF the most popular conductors In
the state and one OF the most generous
hearted men known. He was promi-
nent member Of the Masonic Order,
Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows and
Maccabee, and will be buried at Fair.
mount to-day.
Jesse Dippus, son Of Christian Bip.
pus, engineer at the Bellaire steel
works, had his right hand injured In
the mill so that the middle finger had
to be amputated.
Criminal court begins at st. Clairs-
vile to-day. John Rock will be tried
tomorrow unless ne pleads guilty at
the last momen.
Mayor Dubois and wife and Mr..
George W. Yost and wife spent satur-
day with friends just east Of Wheeling.
Messrs. o. p. Mason and @. W. Dick
ems arc home from trip to Lorain In
the interest Of tho land syndicate.
Mrs. Newton, who sold her farm near
St. CIairsville for $500, will move to
this city to make her home.
Miss Matte Adam, returned to her
homo at Cadiz Saturday.
Clara Murray is laid up at her home
with the rheumutism.
William I. LItten went TO Pittsburgh
Saturday evening.
This city is figuring on now electric
light plant
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nAoe.TRAoK GAMBLING.
steubenvllie's Parkhurst opsns Up th
BattorleA.

steubenvllle's Parkhurst opsns Up the
Batteries.
Special Dtspatch 10 ne Intaltceneer
sTEuBENy1IIE, O., Nov. 1l.-Rev. Mil
ligan, the United Presbyterian minister
and "steubenville's Parkhurst," whose
threatened prosecution OF pool selling
stopped tho October races here, to-day
preached on gambling or no race
track" He took church members to
task who condemned the law and order
society and who tried to force ministers
to leave, and boycott business men
who were supposed to be connected
with the law and order society. He
predicted calamity to the town and
church II race track gambling is al
lowed. A member Of the law aud order
society said the ministers in every
county in Ohio were organized to prose-
cute pool selling at race tracks the COM
ing season.
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VIM NOT INrEKYENE.
But the United states oIay Arbltrate ori'
nntnl DIfrrrnncen.

But the United States oIay Arbltrate ori-
entail Differences.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-As q result OF
negotiations now pending 1t is conf
IDENTIFY believed that the United States
will very soon DO asked TO mediate be-
tween Japan and China with view to
permanent peace on basis satisfactory
10 both countries. 1t can be stated pos
lively that the United States has de-
clined to Join with European powers IN
any arbitrary intervention to force
settlement. But while unwilling to act
in any arbitrary manner, either indi'
siduaily or Jointly with European na-
tions, the representatives to the war
have been given to understand that the
good offices OF this government Will be
gladly exercised to secure peace IN case
such is their expressed wish. Natur-
ally Japan insists that China will take
the initiative 10 any negotiations look
ing to q restoration OF peace. but that
she Ia entirely willing to accede to any
reasonable proposition Is NOS doubted.
An official OF the state department
conversant with tho Chinese attitude,
says: "ohina no longer conceaIs her
inability to prosecute war. she
recognizes that she was caught unpre-
pared, and that IL Is tho part Of wisdom
for her to make the most Of a bad sttu-
alton by getting peace on the beat
torms possible. She does this with the
expectation and assurance that Japan
will come hall way. Japan began the
war for tho purpose, rs she said, OF So
curing Korea's complete sovereignty.
his China will fully concede. 1t is
Rt4o probable tina. China will pay q fair
indemnity. This, however, will BIO IN
cash, and not in Chinese territory, as |
do not think any peace can be arranged
which will permit Japan TO occupy
part OF Chinese soil"
Another department official present.
cd the Japanese views OF the present
negotiations as foIlows: Japan rec.
o2nizes Chiua's craft, aud she is not
likely to be mtsted by any empty offers
Of peace on terms which seem to mean
much, and in truth moan nothing. The
Sovereignty OF Korea ia one OF those
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Of that place, in conducting the ami
gesaEy exercises Of their Sabbath
school, which were 70 take place lalt
evening.
Tomorrow morning the stone work
for the foundation Of the Central school
building viii be commenced.
sanctifeation was the subject Of Rev.
W. B. Hartzog's talk in the Y. d. o. A.
rooms yesterday afternoon.
The GleS Club viii meet tonight at
the home Of Mrs. E ]. Hoyle, on West
Washington street.
By tomorrow morning all Of the
Laughlin nail mill 10 expected 10 be In
full operation.
The trial Of criminal case, will com.
mence In common pleas court to-day.
The Madge Tucker company will be
at the Opera House all this week.
Meetings will be held In the Y. NJ.
O. A. every evening this week.
An effort is being made TO secure the
pardon OF W. 8. Taggart.
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Tho Busineos Man should bear In
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KNOWLEDGE

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MAnrIN'S FERRY.
uapa and N1l.haps In tns rhrlvIuE City
Across tho River.


Across tho River.
Council mot Saturday afternoon that
they might adjourn in time to attend
the groat jolliflcation ut Wheeling. Tho
usual bills were ordered paid. tho quar-
terIy renort OF tho water board and
cemetery trustees were read and mp
proved and the electric light ordinance
was passed to its second reading.
Members OF Thoburn Post, q. A. r.,
arc making quito extensive preparations
for a bean bake and social to como of
10 their hall week from next Wednes.
day night.
Tho VS. arc making arrangements for
a historical entertainment to DO given
in Commercial hall, Friday evening,
November %.
Another case OF diphtltoria has boon
reported to Health Officer Lindemuth.
Its in tho family OF Mrs. Kelly, OIL
Penn street.
Rcv. Mr.. Boyle, OF tho Presbyterian
church, went out to Mt. Pleasant yester-
day afternoon to assist ROv. s. Priu glc