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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-29
WINDY CITY NEWS.
Matrimonial lnfeIicity Results
in Attempted Murder.
r7.coysUi HUBBARD THE sHooT1sr

~. rut. Rullsts Into His Wife and Her
y.cnrt. butts Fails to DO Any killing
p,,perato Thug Mortally wounds q
Policeman. Who Returns tho Comrli.
Capitalization ConGress-Houors Co
Nils. Frances willard.
CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-Samuel g. Hub
s,-a. lawyer whose h ONE u in Dor.
.bs.ter. Mass. shot and wounded his wife
and her companion, Frank Gorsuch. The
.bao,ln. took place at the corner Of Ev-
sp,,ou avenue and Addison street, and is
.uapa..d to be the result Of jealousy on
the part of Hubbard, who had not been
byip. with his wife for some time. It In
No, thought that either of the injured
person, Is dangerously wounded. Hub
h,rl l. - years old, while his wife is
but s.
Was Living with Her Father.
They separated, and Mrs. Hubbard went
2, live with her father at 56S Evanston
avenue. Gorsuch, who is only 10 years
Oh. lives with his parents at 905 Evanston
svenue. 1t is said he has been paving
N-s Hubbard considerable attention.
much o. the lisapproval Of Mr.. Hubbard,
who WIS in the city endeavoring to bring
about reconciliation with his wife. He
net Gor,uch walking with his wife and
Stopping them mt the corner Of Evanston
lvstu and Addison street, entered int O
eluver,ltiou with his wife. What was
sail Is not known. but suddenly there
were two shots and woman's scream,
arl Mrs Hubbard and Gorsuch We're
iy.ue OF the pavement, each pierced by a
bullet.
Hubbard Is an ex-United States cons u |
90 Auueber-. SaSouy, and since the shoot
H. Is w.lI with grief.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-29
" lInnpr Of Mi-. willard.

CHcagp. S.pt. 29.-The Chan,auaua
fountain presented to the National Wom-
an Curi-tiru Temprruncc union by
'a'-iauqra county. y. Y, to coninemo-
i"'" '." birth of the union there IN Au-
gus, ,s4. was unveiled in the corridor OF
"i'arl .a.. In the evening reception
d. A.e .iri CJngr -gatiurIal church ut Ann
s.-.'' Nad Washington boulevard, to cele
,...r tuc 5I.u birthday Of Miss Frances
GARD, president o: the Worlds Nation
q. 'iu.u's Christian Temperance union,
Wa Dul.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-29
He Gave Them ynwelcome Advice.

ARDMoEE. /. T., Sept. 29.-For more
than twenty years General Paine has
represented the Chickasaw Indians at the
nut ional capital, but during the past year
he advised the nation TO treat with the
Dawes commission, telling them that
statehood for the five civilized tribes was
inevitable This advice was unweicome,
and General Paine's services have been
dispensed with, Representative Peel, OF
Arkansas, being appointed in his place.
The appointmcnt is fat" one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-29
tunrrsa. of ArIifrlfiau-

NHcA7o, sept. 20 - Chauncey NJ
q, ~ ''" "s representative Of capital aud
ference '. Pcwderly us n representative
% ''"'r ure expected to be among the
'''.a"rs at the congress Of arbitration to
D.. ORD! 10 Chicago Nov. 10 and Il. when
1"'rf tue auspices of the Civic Federation
'. wal bc gotten here labor leaders,
..''''. turers, representative leaders of
,.' Employer Glasses, students, aud doc
.''aa're- D.. Of the social questions as related
'' tAe .a5Uring field.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-29
Charged with Offering u Eribe.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 9.-Ex-Couneilnan
Richard Armstrong was placed on triaI
on a charge of Offering bribe OF s3Oo to
Councilman Jacob Born to secure his
vote for Gustave kaufman as supervising
architect for the proposed new water
works for Allegheny City. The job IS ex-
pected to cost over 81 600. 900, of which the
supervising architect is to receive per
cent in addition to such other requisites
as may he connected with the work.
Kaufman was defeated for the position.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-29

MIDDLEsBoRo, Ky, sept. 2s.-Excite-
ment is still intense over tine order oi
Judge Jones restraining the election Off
Gers from holding Republican primaries.
There are seventeen counties in the elev-
epth district. Colson controls the party
machinery in eight and Adams and White
niue. In the eight counties controlled by
Colson the order of Judge Jones will be
deficd and elections held. In counties
controlled by Adams aud White no elec'
tion will b. held.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-29
Wheat for the Crow Indiana.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29-General Arm
strong, acting commissioner of Indian
affairs, received a telegram in reference to
furnishing wheat for the Crow Indians III
South Dakota. This is the place where no
bids for furnishing wheat were less than
81 per bushel and were rejected. The
offer now made is 90 cents per bushel.
General Armstrong says that il the wheat
is laid down at the mill this offer will ps
accented
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-29
SHOT AT THE RULER,
An Anarchist Attempts to Kill the Presi.
dent of Costa Rica.

dent of Costa Rica.
PANAMA, Sept. 29-News has been re-
ceived from Costa Rica of an attempt to
assassinate President Ielesias. During
the military review in San Jose an an
archist, Michinor Araya, fired five shots
at the president Iglesias escaped on horse
back. Araya was arrested and would
have been killed by the police il the crowd
had not interfered.
His nccomplices, Juan B. Jimenez,
Francisco Aguirrea, Jose zeledon, Andre
Cerpedes, and twenty others were also
arrested. Dynamite was found in the
house where Jimenez lived. There were
also seized many documents which give
evidence of widespread conspiracy.
Aguirrea was formerly trusted aid de
camp on the staff of President Rodri-
CueZ,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-29
BIG OHIO STRIKE ENDED,
Miners Around Massiiion Resume Worn
After Five Months' Idleness,

After Five Months' Idleness.
MAssILLoN, O., Sept. 29.-At O'Clock
in the morning conventions of both min.
ers and operators of the Massillon district
adopted resolutions declaring their will.
lngness to place the questions at issue in
the hands of a local arbitration commit.
tee, to be selected in the ordinary man.
ner, and to resume work at once pending
the results of arbitration. Everybody is
jubilant over the settlement of the strike,
which has lasted five months
The main question at issue is differen-
tial scale of 15 cents per ton, which, up
to last May, was allowed to Massillon
miners on account of thinness of veins
and difficulty of mining. This differen-
tial was abolished by the operators last
spring. and the strike resulted. Most of
the Massillon strikers are Americana
They are industrious and thrifty and own
their own homes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-29
Americans Coming Home.

''' HAMPTON. sept. 20-Among the
''''H-; gers who are booked to sail for New
,.,@ "y the American line steamship New
T. -',@ /, are Mr. and Mrs. George Gould; H.
.. h1iIsaat Of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
~ ~ Lauheld and Representative w. L.
"'.soa ot West Virginia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-29
Lucania Still breaking Records,

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-The LncanIa was
off Sandy Hook lightship at 3:54 p. IN.
yesterday. She passed Daunt', Rock at
l2:4o p. m, Sept. %. thus making the pas
sage in days, hours and ~ minutes, or
40 minutes less time than her record
breaking trip made last mouth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-29
Asthma, Hay Fever

ald kindred aime nts absolutely cured by newiS
discovered specific treatment sent by mail Pam
phIet with references, mailed free. Address
Worlds nj. pensary Medical Association, 663 Mait
Stree. Buffalo, y. Y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-29
Have You Money
To Invest?
If so, read this:
4 Per Cent Loans.

The following is a partial
list of completed gilt-edged
first mortgage loans on hand.
which we offer for sale, sub
ject to previous selections.
for their fac" aTd accrued
interest. The loans have
been carefully selected by
us, and are first-class in
every respect. They are all
z PER CENT net to the inves-
tor. We have many other
loans to offer, if these are
not in amounts 10 suit the
investor:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-09-29

'CNnoS, sept. %. Miss Rainc, an ecceu-
..s .aiy who died recently, has left as q
,'-'cy to Lord Randolph Churchill her
.-'''a'on and estate in Oxfordshire, 'in
ton Of his commanding political
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18
WILL pRopuoE an OPERA.

The Ladies' of St. Matthews to Give
"Pirntes OF PenEancC."
Last evening the ladies Of ST. Mat
thews' church met, and after consider.
able discussion finally decided to pro-
duce the popular Gilbert and Sullivan
opera. "The Pirates of Penzance," at
the Opera House on tho evenings OF
November 8 and 8, for the benefit Of the
church repair fund. This project has
been under consideration for some time,
and the announcement that 1t has de-
finitely decided to give the opera will
be received with delight by tho music
loving public. Prof J. A. Raynes.
director OF 81. Matthews choir, will
train the performers aud have charge
of the production. Ithas been several
yeara since Wheeling amateurs under
took 90 ambitious performance as au
opera, and then it was an eminent sue.
cess. Since that attempt the city has
gained considerable accessions to its
musical talent and has had the advan-
tage Of much expert training, and tho
promised rendition Of the tuueful "Pi-
rates" will no doubt DO artistic and
creditablc. No more attractive opera
could have been chosen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

harm. The effects are reduction Of
wage earning capacity. lees eonsumptiVe
ability and consequent loss Of Volume
Of production. We were much better
Cd with our laws as they were before.
[Applause The Mckinley law lmore
applAusel was In touch with the eoun'
try aud for the interests Of every man,
woman and child-except the importer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18
cLoTAlNe. Erc.-M. ourMAn 8 CO.

do this season. You will find everything worth having
our Fall and Winter Stock For the little fellows have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

IRvrxd W. LARrMoRF, physical direc.
tor OF Y. NJ. Q. A., Dos Moines, Iowa.
says he can conscientiously recommend
Chamberlain's Pain Balm to athletes,
gymnasts, bicyclists, foot ball players
and the profession in general for
bruises, sprains and dislocalions; also
for soreness and stiffness Of tho musclos.
When applied before the parts become
swollen it will effect cure In ono half
the time usually required.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

TIE Mutual German Savings and Loan
Association Is homo institution, man.
aged by sound Wheeling business men,
and It's money all loaned on frat mort
gage. Call and learn aboutit Peabody
building, rooms SOL and S02.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18
SENATOR WHITAKER
Addressed the Largest Meeting of
the Campaign Last Night
AN able AND CONVINCING SPEECH

On the Issues of the Day That was
Received with Enthusiasm-Tho
Daty of tho American workinemsn
10 the Coming Election is Clear.
Party Affiliations should no. Enter
into consideration-Efscts of Dem.
ocratic Legislation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

On. ]. W. Nouns has removed his
office from l1l0 Chapline street to the
Egerter building, corner Market and
Eleynnth atreets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

AT the conclusion Of the meeting Of
the Clay. Union Republican club. at
Bishofl's hall, in East Wheeling, last
evening, ninety.nine out Of every hun.
dred Of those present were congratu.
latiDg Themselves on the fact that they
had been there. The feature OF the
evening was tho magnificent exposition
OF the issues Of tho present campaign
by Senator N. B. Whitaker, who spoke
for over an hour and made an impress.
sion that will be best demonstrated
when the ballots are counted on tho
night Of the 9th of November. There
was nothing Of the high.aown, nothing
Of the eloquent in Mr.. Whitaker's
speech-on the contrary It was deliver
cd in plain uuornamented style best
described as the Conversational style,
but, nevertheless, II appealed nightly
to the audience, the largest OF the cam.
paign and which the hall was unable 10
accommodate.
AlkeE hT. W ulLakoI hbpGuCu Ehls ~ We
Martin made one OF his characteristic
speeches which acted as an agreeable
finale to the feast OF facts presented by
the former.
Tho audience was largely composed
OF workingmen Of East Wheeling and
Mr.. Whitaker received q generous aud
enthusiastic greeting when introduced
by the chairman. In his opening he
asked what does the attitude OF the two
great parties mean 10 US personally?
He thought the time had arrived when
the people should look at the condi.
iions that surround US and vote as our
best interests dictate. With respect to
the Democratic party there was no
fear In his mind that anyone could say
that Il has q single redeeming feature
that will put 1t in touch with the people
OF this country. What has Democracy
done for US? It has hung US up collec-
lively for the past yeari a condition that
has been agonizing. They talked about
the prompt and effective legislation
that would be enacted in the interest
Of the people, and what has been done
every pledge has been violated and
the party has shown itself entirely in
competent to hold the reins OF govern.
ment. And those Of the party that did
maniully oppose tho un-American
schemes are now being read out OF the
party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18
DIED.

GRupB-At tho residence Of his mother, on Viz.
rInla street, on Monday evening, September
Il, 1891, at O'Clock. WILLIAM A. GRuBB.
FunCrul notice hereafter.
l.IsToN-on Monday, September L. 1891 at sis
n IN. ut his home on South Huron street,
Nj. SOOrr LisroS, In his cd year.
Funeral notice hereafter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-18

SHEET Music half of.
I. W. BANNER & Co.
The Lamar register., 1894-06-30

default has also been made In the payment OF in
terestdu on said note December ist 1888 and such
defaults have continued for more than thirty days
and still continue nd by thereof the present
legal holder and owner OF said note has exercised
his option ana declared the whole OF said Indebt-
edness dne and payable and has requested the
trustee to make sale OF said premises for the pur-
poses Aforesaid, and
such trustee. and refuses to act as such. whereby
the undersigned, j. q Bagefman, acting sheriff
OF Prowers county, Colorado, has become and Is
successor in trust,
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given that l.
the undersigned J.Q Hagerulan. acting sheriff OF
PrUwer- county. Colorado, successor in trust
aforesaid at the rrque-t OF the present
legal holder and Of said note, and
under and by yirtue Of the power and authority in
me vested by the terms OF said deed Of trust will
on Tuesday the 24th day OF July. A. ID. isqi. at
the hour OF eleven o'c ock in the forenoon OF said
day sell the above described property and all the
right title benefit and equity Of redemption OF the
said Elvyn NJ. Slater and Zilpha NJ Slater their
heirs and assigns therein. at public auction for
the highest aud best price the same will bring In
cash. at the mont door Of the Court House. the
town OF Lamar In the county OF Prowers and
state OF Colorado, for the purpose Of paying said
principal note, all interest due thereof up TO the
time Of sale and all cost- and expenses Of elecut-
ing this trust
Dated. Lamar Colorado, June 9. 1891.
J. q. HAGEEaAs.
Acting sheriff OF Prowers county, Colora do, sue
eessor In trust and new trustee.
The Lamar register., 1894-06-30

Der OF each year, esid-ueed By In
tere.t coupon notes atiAehed 10 said prin.
With interest aid pr uclpai note sitter tnAtur-
" At the rate Of ten psf eeuL per annum. payable
whsfcs-. said deed of trust provides that in
ca-r of default IN the payment OF said note or
ths payment OF interest ON said note according to
tn. tsnor aud eject thereof sud such default con-
Ion u he iegsi holder OF aid note ths wsele "
-Aid indebte1nrs may st once become due and
payAnls and ths trustee shsll upon the appliea
iior of the legal holder Of -aid note sell and dis
poe Of the above described properly. AZ public
suction. in the manner IN said deed OF trust de
-erii-e Preference TO which Is hereby made for
rvatcr ccrtsintyl. for the parpose OF paying said
noe and all Interest due thereon - the time OF
sale, tos,thrr with the costs OF =xreutins this
Wheress. defauit has been made 10 the payment
Of the iu.tAilments o. Interest due on said note
June tsL l.eS aud December Let issrl and such dc
faults nave Continued for more than thirty day.
and sil continue aud BY reason thereof the present
theiroptlou aud declared the whole Of .aid indeht-
ssir-s- due and psysble, and hsyr requested The
trustee 20 make sale Of sAid premises Tor the Par
whervA- sAid Frank X. Atkins has resigned as
-ueh irasisr, hnd rsiase- I act a. such, Whereby
the und~fsieued, J, q Hacerman. acting sheriff
uf Pros-r. county. Colorado has become and l.
successor iE tfust;
The ana.r.igusd ]. q HarefmAn setting sheriff OF
fEoscr. eoaHty. Colorado succcs-or in trust A-
ifsIsis hs9ss .ps rr.sss 9sI. Grant, ,he present
legal holdsr. and owners Of s=id Eo;s, and
Sa ,s nd g sz & 1r sf ss ssd ssd s Ii
IN Tuesday the sEfh day Of iuiy, A. ID. 1891 at
the hour ef eleven oc'ock in the forenoon Of said
tsy ~-l the ahave desc d property snd all the
Tlght tite henrnt aud equity OF redemption Of the
aid Elwyn " slater sud Zsipha ~ Slater, their
heirr and s.-iEn. therein st pablo AnctiOr for
the highest and by-t price the came viii bring in
casa 81 the fiont door Of the Court House. In the
to.u Of Lamar IN the county OF Prower. and
state Of Colorado, ksr the purpo-e Of paying saie
psinelfsi note all intsrvst due thereon mp to the
tms OF salc and all co-f- and eHpcn-s- Of eKccat-
iue this trust.
bated. Lsms-, Colorado. Iaue g, Lot,
J. q. HAgEEssN.
Acting Sherfs OF Prower- county. Colorado, sue
cr--ar In trust snd ne~ tru.tec.s
The Lamar register., 1894-06-30
.EU,rEE's SALE.

WHEREAS. Elwyn NJ Slater and ZilphA N.
slater his wife, DID by their certain deed Of trust
dated November 18th A ID. 1859 and recorded on
November gsrd. A. ID. lsss. In book at page 80
ofthe records in the once OF the clerk snd record
v.y to Frank X Atkins a. Trustee. and in case OF
his death. rrsignaiion- failure or refusal to act
county. state OF Colorado. as successor In trust
ss ssss.s ws in :rs ss
,y ave y. IN Town.bip numbered twenty. s,
one (2D south OF Range numbered forty six (46),
west Of the sixth principal meridian. except the
north oneh half (ssj of the northeast quarter () of
said southeast quarter 90 Of said Section twenty
n,e ns sso gb, mn 5sid s,sr @
cubic feet Of water per second of time In the Ar
kansas River Land, Reservoir and Canal Com
which said conveyance was made In trust to Sc
cure TO the order Of the Lombard Investment Com
zilphs N. Skaters one gromlssory note .aid note
being also signed by The Arkansas River Land,
hsse5soiI and esnst eohpany 4i even ds'e Ia e, wi.n
hundred $3.50 dollars. due and payable Decem-
Der ist A. D. is9i. with interest thereon from the
date thereof until maturity At the rate OF .i1 per
cent per annum, payable semi-annually
on the a.si days Of Jane gls.,InS and Dc peeem m
terest coupon notes attached said prin.
cipal note and of even da;e herewith and
with interest on said principal note after maturi-
ty at the rate OF ten per cent per annum. payable
semi annually and
Whereas. aid deed OF trust provides that In
case Of default in the payment OF said note, or
any part ihercof, or in case default lie made in
the payment of interest on said note according to
the tenor aud effect thereof. and such default con-
tiuue for period OF thirty days, then at the op-
tionof the legal holder OF said note. the whole OF
said indebtedness may at once become due and
payable, and the trustee shall, upon the applica
ton Of the legal holder of said note. sell and dis
pose OF the above described property, at public
suction. in the manner in said deed OF trust de-
scribeG reference TO which is hereby made for
greater certainty. for the purpose OF paying said
note and all int crest due thereon up to the time of
sale, together with the costs Of executing this
trust; aud
Whereas, default has been made in the payment
The Lamar register., 1894-06-30
SuRE OF THESE WORDS.
aax.'' ..D~.iee.te- and ..Lurid"
~ No; Mean what You Think

..D..Iee.te.- and ..Lurid"
b No, Mean what You Think
II old dictionary sell about
frnnepirer and ''perspire" is still
sQrEnd with so much assiduity as to
~ oue to suppose that there Is
,ouo othor to be had But there
70 others quite as good. Take
hree words: -.Reeking.' ''desic-
ated. and ''lurid." and ask your
-ienAa what thoy understand by
ckiug7r one will say why.
bg means dripping with mois-
1 soaked with wet"
AnCther will say that it means
e1lrpery. Shiny; a. with filth. ="
liking with filth Having a pun
WG unpleAsant odor.
You can get bet that the word
~ oot mean anything OF the kind.
II IL IL sure money. II he won't
Hou can have almost as much
omre in noting his surprise when
- oon him thai '.reeking" means
no1ing. stcsmiug." A chimney
y Feok. or new pipe can reek.
Y eAoa = horse reeks with moisture
N boeause its tanks smoke with
I1oam- jean lngelow writes;
~ 0Ame dia "a "A or falr blue re-S
01ke up 10 sho~ me his plss.s
Aha1 Is the surest catchword of
~ 1heoe '.Desiccated" l. pretty
1. though- Nine out of ten will
1nnf1v say ,ha, the word means:
kolrod up in little bits Smashed
u Ill pieces In this word as
S.ToGE1ng. the process of chan ge
70 ~ real meaning eau be traced
.ny11tnx very We, would reek in
enuoH 66Ashcr. so the wetness Vas
ne1 10 be ,he real characteristic
s1Xu1k Pretty much the ouly ar
~ n common use TO which the
- .-desiccatcd" is applied is
~ Prepared for use in cakes
~ r. a Il is chopped mp that It
~ thoroughly dried and
1kol66ghly dried" Is the only pro
sr mlo1ning
ssLnrt1~ts word little better
so8n 1Nk a man what color lurid
- - 0ny answer corractly. but
" = arc he will say red.
.Aln1n Pange. or bright yellow. OF
5uGoGI Rid means smoky or dull
,,1oG ndon fog l. lurid; thick.
sUGoo1xR smoke III lurid Lurid
- MI Aro almost synonymous
E&l0 mes are flames almost
141n61 smoke A lnrid sunset
- = Rliant one. but one dull.
"a eRo9. nd ehee, ess
The Lamar register., 1894-06-30
wn..e.,I.m ia. n..t-rl..

~ Max kchuler is said 10 have
in the joints OF persons
i1neked with chronic articular
bacteria, which are al
11eotical in like cases These
nRo short and thick, having
- emo bright grains which
~ 6plors make still moro evil
ne dlscoverer has been able
these bacteria in
-. cn gelatin. or on piece Of
Their culture requires a
nenre OF At least twenty-five
and darkness is indispens-