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The evening world., 1894-08-28
Pari. Hen. Are Like Ours.

In Paris. as in New York. eggs ar.
among the table Injuries. Dealers keep
eggs" fresh eggs" and "new-laia
esss.' in stock. and the customer pays
her money and takes her choice.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
Little Lemonade Sellers.

Wendell Stein. Of 1860 Broadway, assisted by
his brother Willie. send 81. 80 which they re-
allied FROM the sale OF lemonade.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

The decision on the question. "Will
Morton accept7" may help US to answer
the question. "Win a duck swim?"
The evening world., 1894-08-28

Sounds a. II something had dropped in
Washington.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
Hussar Coats,

Here's news for the girls who love the
militaire. Hussar coats will be worn.
They are to be made in military gray
covert cloth and trimmed with black
military braid, exactly like the Austrian
ACKNOWLEDGMENT wear. The cut in.
clines to the Prince Albert-that Is, Il
has a seam over the hips, which gives
the skirt spring and makes the figure
trim. The back is tight-fitting: braid
covers the curve lines running from the
arms to the waist. and gay little Aus
TRAN knots finish them. A little braid
with the ornamental knots is put on the
skirt. 20.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
Your letter VIII Appear Later.

All lsttsn from contributors To the Sick nabl..
Puma viii be printed. Many are IN yps and Will
| sppsAr N thla ssismn later.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

Miss Sands has justified her name. She
had sand" enough to win the ladies' cat.
boat race In Newport yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

Which yachtsman u 1t that Is now un
willing to racer
The evening world., 1894-08-28

From this day on business should i'm
prove, instead Of getting worse.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
shop-Madc SILK Petticoat..

Dry-goods merchants are shrewd A
month or 80 ago there was a cut In silks
and taffetas. in all the seasons checks.
stripes and tints of color were Jumped
at So cents. Instead of waiting for the
modistes and importers to get around
and bundle them up for Innings, the
managers sent the best pieces TO the
dressmaking department, and had them
made into petticoats, with clusters OF
pinked ruffies. puckered out. back cores
and responsive drawstrings Of silk
braid. Now they are fiuttering in
beauty and airiness from the limbs Of
clothes-trees. with $3.50 price-card in
relief. 1t takes seven yards Of silk to
make the model skirt. Counting the
| cost Of labor. thread, drawstrings and
pinking. the merchants profits are not
| large.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
lNgYk!Zl;Rz E9E

dainty hand look big, and so the face OF
the skin is literally shaved. making IN.
suede or undressed kid glove. OF course
this process destroys the wearing oua,.
ity at least 80 per cent. Another thinx
women want elastic kid. SO as to make
No. 8 glove Mt a GA hand. To ger
this the stock is put into a steamins.
room, where the heat makes each skin
expand two-thirds Of its original size.
Naturally the texture is weakened, and
by the time the delicate skin gets On /.
woman's hand 1t has had 70 per cent. Of
its life worn out. Kid skin Is durable.
as proved by Its value to shoe, pocket.
book and fancy-box manufacturers.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

with 4 fair held ut 1886 Madison avenue. which
realized SOL Sc for the Baby Fund. There were
thirteen little ladies running 1t, and they did
It well Mrs Sol Caro- acted as head director
and chaperon. and worked hard did also
Morris Keller. Of the Guarantee Clothing Com.
as auctioneer and got good prices for the goods.
Miss Addie Cohn presided over the jewelry booth
and rendered valuable service. The thirteen
little ladies who devoted all their energies
The evening world., 1894-08-28

Readrs Of THE EVENING WORLD leaving
Ae cify for the hot months should send IN their
sddressss and have THE EVENING WORLD
mailed 10 them regularly.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

McKinleyism Ii no more forever.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
LETTERS.

tnn esas,s b open b sseIAsdv ~ M
eowpiafnf 10 mok<. prtevoscs n ~ssfaase. tNfsr'
NATION 10 oise. q rbtea @ ocnrsi tnt~sx b do
CUES or pubst snvics 10 sotnesisdos. a'sd sAs
odn pui The idea into les hos 100 ssvds Lev
L<<f>rs eannof b. urfpfed
The evening world., 1894-08-28
stock from Paris.

is white ribbon, the bows are wired ans
the ends trimmed with lace. For even
ing wear these stocks are reproduced "
white and jeSel-colored chiffon.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
DOLE AND WILLIS LOCK HORNS.
THE gsrassr Makes lasieaaite Charges and
IL Asked to specify.

THE foraser Makes 1ahe0aite Charge md
.. Asked to specify.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ss2-The correspond
ence thnt the president sent to congress
rriating to the Hawaiian imbroglio con-
tanned one letter that melted the charnc-
tcrization Of remarkable by the cxecu-
tive. Clevelnnd's message was short and
except that one comment ON Dole's letter
contained nothing but the announcement
that this was the correspondence up to
date. The correspondence contained at
least two "salty" letters. The first IL one
from Dole which begins and CUES on at
great length with charge that the min.
lister and Cleveland are responsible for the
condition 0f the islands.
These charges arr mot definite. They arr
nude in such words ~ follows: II desire Ia
call your exccllcncy's most serious cOnsid.
GRAFTON to the dangerous. critical condition
of this community arising, I must re-
spcctfully, submit. out Of the attitude
which you have assumed and the Language
which you have used in public and In com.
manifestations to this government and also
out Of the published letter Of the secretary
of state of the United States and the presi.
dent's message on the subject Of restora.
ton Of the monarchy" Dole does mot say
this situation has been created intention
ally, hut Il has arisen he says from the
ambiguous attitude VI the American gov
ssnmeut.
The letter b full Of such inuendos with.
out specification. and the coaditiou q the
islands - . result Of this alleged ''atti
ssssie" h pictured In the most grevious
terms. The letter ends With paragrapl
ssking whether willis hos inssrncti0us q
use torye. Willis replies very sharply. HI
wants 70 know what tie attitude
h that Dole coaplatss Of snt
what ~ (willis) has been sayiuo
asd doing tss charged indennitely ID
1Iole's lettess, that hes psusiuced such 4
had seaas a s9airs % The islaads. He De
nsads that Dols shall state specifcali,
Whsse thsse shises have bsen said ans
doae aad tells Tie prvvisleaal minisee,
thas Nh Whu1s letter y ssgious reflectios
% ~ psssjdsss q IL Cnitsd 6eatss an
shas eOvesnmsse's representative 1t H0ao
lulu.
Ths reply isua DUE h 70 tAe eject sha
Nh qusseioa ~ tsea aasWsssa. - - ~
sscsivsd cupjn q H. psssidsas's msssag
% csagrsss ed 0ssslaa's 1seasm. HI
~ ~ suie wilma VITO Wsues IN supl,
| askiag Whseh9 - W. totako Du1s's lsG1G
0a Wleh1sUWal & ~ eAaeDBs. Dali n
pllsa ~ - WleAAsvw asellnG - esall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

1le specifications fer every charge he bed
made. and Willis requested that the speci.
ocattOus lse sent, saying that be could
prove every charge false.
This ended the correspondence sent to
congress. tpeing all that could be sent By
the steamer from Honolulu. One point
decided by the correspondence is the state
ment In recent dispatches that Willis had
requested Dole to SUPPRESS all the CORE
spondenee relating To- the restoration OF
the queen. What Willis really did su9.
gest was that the correspondence allows
summarized should he suppressed. This
sugs .stiOn, however, was made upon the
receipt Of Dole's letter stating that he had
received news from the United States
which replied to his first letter. and when
Willis supposed Dole had withdrawn his
Implications II he had withdrawn then,
Willis thought >ths whole correspondents
might be treated as IL il never had taken
place
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
soMsAaoeD CARS WITH STONES.

Police Repsalsed In An Endeavor to Rescue
aCar-Compromis Offered.
The presence Of the police did not, how
ever, deter the mob and instructions Of all
kinds were piled on The tracks as rapidly
~ they were removed. At intervals at
tempts were made to move the cars and
about noon several proceeded a short dis
lance from stables. At 2 o'clock q car In
charge Of five policemen and several rail-
road employees WIS attacked at the corner
Of Congress and Main streets Here mob
Of about 1000 men and boys were gathered.
They bombaried the cars with stones,
breaking all Of the windows and injuaing
several Of those in charge. At Williams
street in East Bridgeport 500 men and boys
raided the yard Of Jones L. Hoffman, con-
tractors, and piled lumber, trucks and
other obstructions on the tracks
Al O'Clock the company succeeded in
getting one car, strongly guarded by 20.
lice, over the entire line, but this was the
only one to make the circuit during the
day. At6 O'Clock . patrol wagon filled
road employees left the stables to bring
hack Q wrecked car at the corner of Con.
grcss and Main streets. On arriving there
they we're surrounded by . mob and q
lively row ensued in which hOstler EN-.
ployed by the company had his nose
brOkeu and another employe was badly
bruised about the body.
The police and railroad men retreated
and abandoned the car. Meanwhile the
mayor summoned the police commission
err, sheri6s and city officials and q confer
ence lasting three hours was held with the
owners of the road. At the conclusion ol
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
THE AIRY FAIRY LILLIAN
Doc. Not Seem To Have the High Regard
ot JUST ice Barrett

ng.I u,,ir, n.rrr,t
H, vo,,, r,, ., IT, p... 80
., ,.-
'"e supreme 'o"' vas M a..
aPP''c'''o" H'ue Wy A'ii'"H husseii
for an order allowing her to marry Signor
Perugini in this state. The justice adj
mittcd that an informal application had
been made to him by Lawyer a H. Hum
mel on behalf of Mis- Russell. Mr.. Hum
me, merely asked for an expression of
opiniou rs to whether the court would
grant the order. The justice stated that
upon the facts presented to him he had ex-
pressed grave doubts as to whether the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
FINED FOR GIVING OVERWEIGHT.
a Case Arising Under the OieOn,argarins
Tax statute.

a Case Arising Under the OieOasargarins
Tax statute.
WASHINGTON. Jan. a2-Secretary Car
Isle has agreed TO compromise case aris-
ing under the internal revenue bureau
against Armour L. Co. of Chicago. Some
time ago II was ascer;ained that the COM
panv was unknOwincly delivering to mer-
chants packages of butterine containing
prints which weighed fraction of an
ounce more than pound, and on (which
the tax had been paid at 80 much per
pound. As soon as the matter was report
ed to Armour headquarters their agent
was sent to Washington to assist in the in.
ve>tigation.
1t was admitted that the pound packages
were overweight. but the claim was sub
United that il was the fault Of the mOulds.
The compromise arrived at is that the
company is to pay els as taxes on the
overweight ON the prints estimated To have
been sent out, and $1,000 specific penalty
for violation Of the law. This is not all
the comPany's loss in the matter. how
ever. for to the above sums must te added
the value Of the excessive weigh,
Of butterine in the packages. which
amounted in the aggregate to about -, ~
pounds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

Pueblo. Col, Jan. ::s.:.-Thc steel works
Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company
have resumed operations in the cold steel
department with u f0rvc II 90 men. One
blast will be blown on the LIST Of February,
end the coaverters will start March I,
When ] ~ men will be given work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
L.E.(iAL.
Nosics of Final SessIrmsnt.

bttate OF Dah1cl q brlen. ueCcaSed.
Public notice il hereby given ihst the u-l.r-
signs d, David Brown. has This day filed h. o.
report and settlement such in the coanr. O. L.
Of Rock leland county. and that an orLc- .,
been entered by SAID court approving the d. Tee
port. uniess objections thereto or cau-e Is ID.
cnnirary be shown on or before the fret NJ. ~
Of February. A. ID. 1891, and upon tSe iinal 81.
proval Of said report. the said David B-oW. -~
ask for an order Of distribution. and viii al -
to be discharged. Ali persons interested a. IT,
tilted to attend
Rock Island, ILL.,, Jan. II, 1891.
DAVID BROWN.
Executor Of the last will and Testament o. Daa-
iel O'Brien.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Proceedings In the House.

WASHINGTON. Jan 22o-The house put in
the whole day discussing an amendment
to the tinplafe schedule Of the tariff bill
affecting the technicalities of the trade.
HcndersOn's amendment to substitute the
Mckinley agricultural schedule. Dingley's
to change the rate on lime from 10per cent
al valorcm Ia Il cents per 100 pounds sipe
cific and Grains to reduce the duties on
cotton and wooden goods To - per cent
were lost. The presidents message con
tanning further Hawaiian correspondence
was read. the Democrats applauding that
from Willis and the Republicans that from
Dole
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Ex-clini.tcr stevens Tc~tisie~.

WASHINGTON. Jan. ~. - Ex Minister
Stevens was before the subcommittee Of
the senate committee on foreign relations.
Senator Gray. Of Delaware. examined
Stevens very closely upon the points where
he had been charged by Commissioner
Blount with abetting the revolution. The
ex-minister stood 10y the statements that
he had previously made and gave the CON-
mittee no opportunity to show by his tes-
timony that the United States was in any
way responsible. for the revolution.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
SnEkIFF,S SALE,.

BY virtue Of especial execution and fee BIS ".
6b49 Issued out Of the clerks Office of the ct7c,l.
court Of Rock leland county, ard state Of .-r :.
and TO me directed. whereby am co:nmanCv7 %
make the amount OF a certain Judgment re -ty
obtained aRaiDst ". Mosher in favor o. l-.-
Peoples National Bank of Rock Island. III .Hl' -
the lands, renemenfs. goods and chaftles e. ..
said defendant. c. ". Mosher- have i.-=.'
upon the following properly towit: All thai - p
or portion Of Big leland lying in Rock river So
lies between fhs west lineof the right of w e.
the Rock Island ana Peoria Raiiway com r-..
ard The east line Of section number fifteen O. r-
twenty-five {s2) in township number seyc- OH
us) north range two ls1 west Of the fourth pm
cipal meridian. in the county Of Rock Island a-l
state of ll,inois.
Therefore, according tos aid command sha,l -
poee for sale at public auction all the right, -i-g
and interest OF the above named. c. ". M0sae'
in and 70 the above described property, 81 ~
day. the 96th day Of January, at O'Clock =. 4
At the north door OF the Court House. IL T..
CITY Of Rock Islam, in the county of Rock Is--
and state Of Illinois, for cash in hand to ssts'l
said Execution and fee BILL q.
Dated q Rock Island this ard dsy of Ja2ls-y
A. D. 1854 CYRUS d. GORDON.
Sheriff Of Rock island County. Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

Upceot discoveries have 0eWnslsePuted 0kae
otlSho ogoOss 10 she ool1y ar Wna9es thu cuss
Sg0l oe ~ serve ceoeetA. bp.utso In az Ueas
oeo oNso ~ tho beulM. oWs) that W600 eosose ero
e0raNQed the ossans Whtrh t,scy. supply. with
nerve Mutss Mrs aIso slepanoed. Who6 10 h. ~.
membered thas q seri0sls Injury - the spinal
rued Wtt1 eYuse pasalysls Of tho body hclov
tbe injured potnt. bssnu>e the nerve forrc h
prcventoa By che tnJa!y. from reschtns tho
paraly ae>1 purtioo. ~ Wi1l 10 Understood boy
t,c dcrsnarurnt of che nerve ceutcrs will
Witch They >u,yystv with nerve fOrcc.
the impcrtect acthso nc the nerve ccntcrs at
Tho b,sc of tho brain. not frUu, n dcraner-
sncnt pslmarily ortgtnatiug IN tho organ ~.
solH. The great mistake at phy~,rtans In
treHtina thcse dlsessrS h that they trcat tho
Oegan rather than the ucrvc rcutc.s which
nre the cass>e Of tho Trouble.
DW. GNANNLiN Mu.EA tho celebrated -.
rtniist. has prUsolndly studied this subject tUe
over - yOaf~ and hos 0aoc many important
sliscoveetes In connection with ". chtef among
Shem belng the facts cuosoined In the above
stxtesusOt, and Skos tie ordinary MT 6oais a
trpatuso0s nre wruue. Al headache ooni.
Ress. 0tottussss. rOutss$lOu. pressure. bo0r>s
uDsulsS. usrtats.hoiy. Insanity. eptlcpsy. %.
sat,-p Nsw caused The. wonsierfui sssccs> ol
ow Miles' Restorative Merry nc IL due To the
tact that u L. based ou tho foregoiny principle.
IN. MtlEs ResrNtArlvc NENvuSE - SID ~
ell druggists ssn y psr<ttivc guarantee a Oe sent
dir~rt by DW. MsLEs MEUsCSL Csn, Etk hoft,
Ind, an rpcript az priv. 81 Ger b telc. siS
bWtics for eh evprrss prepaid. u coutoanl
selti'er 0plates NOR dangerous dSaUA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

WASHINGTON. Jan 22-Hon Lorin Il.
Thurston. the Hawaiian minister to Wash
ington. has reached the city after his long
trip across the can, inent and at once went
TO the legation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
viii Not Change the senate Rules.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2aa.-There will he no
changes in the rules of the senate this ses-
zion. The question was definitely settled
at n meeting of the committee on rules
which was attended By all the members Of
the committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Complete
Manhood
and 1sow % attain u.

4, lest medical work that tells TIE GAUGES,
describes The sassas. psiass the scosdy. This
is scientifically the mos vs,usble, srtistisally
the moss ssausiful medical book thai. has sp.
pcascd foe JEAN; % paess;svsry pase hearing
hilf.toas iliustraaloa IN tiats. sooc of the
subjects treated sse Nervous Debility, Impo-
tency. Stesility. Dsvslspement. vsrieoecic,
Thc l1usbsnd, Thess''n'csdine Marriage. etc.
Every man who would know the srssi truths.
the plain facts, The ed secssts. cd the neV
discovssssso Of medical sc'sscs o. applied 10
aarssed life. chr would ssoae f3r past follies
aud avoid future pitfalls shswld write fos thss
wonderful listle sosk. u VIII - sent me-
under zeal. Aa1fsss The pablisAefs.
usss 0edssal 90 DuGaSs. n. =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

E. PARlEENTER.
ATTORNEY AT L%W-OMee in Mitchell 4
n Lynoe,o new block
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

DIR. Assay,
PHYSICIAN AND sUx .EnN--
1854 Third Avenue.
Telephone 1l70 Rock Island, III.
once Hours:-l0 .. u. 70 II n, to p m. and
at night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

s. w. ODELL.
ATTORNE 1T LAw-Formeriy Of Pc Byron
~ and du ring the past tWO yesis with ID. frm OF
Browning & En,riken 1t Moline, has up. ned
an odice in the Auditorium building. room 5, a,
Mounc.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-21
~ GENERAL.

OF % applicants for admission TO the
West Point Military Academy, only Al
successfully passed the mental exami-
nation.
The Ohio Supreme Court Tuesday
declared that the law requiring semi.
monthly payment OF wages to employees
is unconstitutional.
Eice-President Stevenson conferred
the degrees Tuesday upon the graIu.
ates ut the nth annual commencement
Of Georgetown University.
Judge John G. Crnmp Of the court of
common pleas of New London county,
Conn, committed suicide by shooting
Tuesday. lie had been in i'll health.
The House pension committee Tues
day agreed TO report favorably the bill
increasing the pensions Of Mexican
and lndianwar survivors to $l2 a month.
\ combination of gas stove manu-
facturers has been formed under the
name Of the United Napor and Gas
Stove Company. Tie concern has been
Incorporated i'll Illinois ard Is CAPT.
talized at SS,50O,0O0.
There is some doubt as to whether the
foundations of the new dry dock being
constructed at Seattle are strong enough
TO carry the great ships Of the navy, and
Secretary Herbert has ordered al ex-
animation BY experts.
The ensign and compass of the United
States warship kearsarge, which was
wrecked on Roncador Reef some months
ago, were formally presented 10 the
United States government at the New
York Stock Exchange yesterday, the
Both anniversary of the sinking ii the
Alabama by the Kcarsarge. The relics
were accepted on behalf of the navy by
Captain Elmer.
Attorney General Olney has instructed
Acting United States District Attorney
Plat OF the Southern district of New
York, to at once institute suit in that
district against the North American
Commercial Co. to recover $132,000 for
last years rent and premium on seal
skins due the government from the com.
pany. This action is taken by mutual
consent of the contending parties.
A Chicago dispatch says that $50 of
the most prominent Cinnamon of that
city have organized d club to cooperate
with similar clubs to be formed as soon
10 Posstulc III oNheI CUES OF lAe United
States. The object Of this organization
is to agitate and bring pressure to bear
ON tine Congress of the United States TO
the end that the rights and privileges of
citizenship may be granted to the
Chinese.
Will Roper, who was a witness in a
number of internal revenue and White
Cap cases, was taken from his home,
near Dalton, Ca, a week ago, by five
masked men. lie was whipped, shot
and thrown into an abandoned copper
pit, GO feet deep. For a Week Roper
managed to live, chewing roots which
he found at the bottom of the shaft, but
when he was discovered Monday he was
nearly dead.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-21
PALLADELpHIA AFFAIRs.

Three cases of heat prostration were
reported Tuesday. John Riddle, who
was overcome on Monday, died.
A colored man named Slade was
fatally crushed in an elevator shaft at
the Reading Terminal Market Tuesday.
Execution was issued Tuesday
against the American Plush Co., George
W. Patton, president, by Charles A.
Furbush, trustee, on Judgment entered
on judgment note for $l7 ,2s330.
In the United States circuit court on
Tuesday Judges Dallas and Butler dis.
missed the motion made for the Ge;tys.
burg Electric Railway Co., to qIash the
petition of the United States for the
condemnation of strip of the com.
pany's land to preserve the battlefield.
In the orphans court the hearing Of
testimony was begun Tuesday in the
case of Mrs. Mary Erwin Agnew, who
asks for the removal of Joseph r. Tin
dali and Joseph l.. Caven as executors
of the will of her aunt, Margaret F.
Erwin, who died in January last, leay.
ing an estate valued at 100000. Mrs.
Agnew also asks for jury trial in the
common pleas to test the validity of the
alleged will.
The Ormiston Mills building at Ninth
and Dauphin streets, owned by Mr..
William NJ. Singerly, was slightly dam.
aged by fire last Tuesday. The loss by
water on the stock of Techner IL CO.,
manufacturers of women's dresses, is
estimated ut $4,000; on the stock of
Blair & Hamilton, manufacturers OF
chenille curtains, at $4,000, and ON that
OF David Greer, manufacturer of cotton,
WOODEN and worsted goods, at $4,000.