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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-06

strauscrsIn tho City und Wheeling Folks
Il


strauscrsIn tho City und Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
c. L. Yeater, OF Alkaline, is Boiler
arrival.
". R. Curtis, Of Dean, registered yes.
tcrday at tho Behler.
W. B. HUMPHREYS. OF Moundsvillc,
was here yesterday afternoon.
A. ]. Simon. Of Warrington, and Z. Z.
Baldwin, Of Harper's Ferry. arc at tho
Behlcr.
Jacob Koontz, the New Nlartinsvillo
contractor. figured on the Behler regis.
ter yesterday.
Harvey shatTer, OF Huntington, and
John J; Henderson, OF Clarksburg, ere
at tho Behlcr.
Mrs. Sadie Gardner, Of Allegheny
City, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Frew, on Fourteenth street.
Mr.. Ed. N. Holiday and tho other
local delegates to tho Union Lumber
Dealers' Association annual meeting
and excursion have returned. They re-
port nm elegant time on their trip
through the TWO Virginias and North
Carolina, whore they inspected the pine
lumber industry.
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FOR :REN7r..

1929 MARKET STREET
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LOCAL Bt.svlrlEs.
Matters OF Minor ,lomoat In aud Abo,

Matters of Minor Moment Ia aud About
tho City. ELK n
The GnASp this evening Dangers Of
. Great City,"
Bills aggrcgating sil II werc ordered
paid by tho council committee on
health last night. r
A LARGE audience greeted "Thc Daz-
zlcr ut tho Opera House last night,
and thero was much laughter.
AGAIN yesterday no school could DO
held In Clay diStrlCt owing to tho fact
that tho furnaces will not heat tho
building.
BAsHAR, tho Sixteenth street cigar
maker, complained to tho police tnat
burglars entVrOd his shop Sunday night
by the back window and stole about
5000 cigars.
LAST ovoning n number OF tho friends
OF Miss Kate Norton, OF Twonty-ninth
street, surprised hNr with party in hor
honor: Tho evening was pleasantly
passed away. F'tg.. 4
NlEs KRAFT, of Alley IS, foil on tho
slippery pavement yesterday and In.
jured herself. DR.. Walden attended
md It Ia not thought hor injuries
arO very serious.
TIE Teutoniasinging Society gave ono
OF ita popular Sunday uvoning concerto,
which was largely attended, Sunday
evening, This club has Il number oil 80.
cial events on the tapls.
Tim Buffet saloon is being run by Mr..
leInler Tor tho assignee. Tho stock Of
liquors, etc, will be kept up and every.
thing done until other arrangements
arc made TO maintain It's position rs u
justly popular resort. ..
HARRY ApnorT, general agent for
West Virginia OF tho German National
Building and Loan Association OF Pitts.
burgh, has established u local board for
this territory aud will have headquar.
tors in the Peabody building.
LAST night tho police intoricrcd to
stop tho reCkloss Coasting on Four
teenth street. The coasters wero com.
PEELED 10 coniine their sport between
jacob and Chaplino streets, for their
own safely and othor peoples comfort,
IL the library OF tho Fort Henry club
now hangs crayon portrait Of tho lato
DR.. 4. +. Stitcl, who was president OF
tho club. 1t is from the easel OF John
W. Myles, and II moro finished and lie
like portrait was mover seen III Wheel.
Ing.
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"Danrers Of n Groat city.

At the Grand last night Dorc David
son ana Ramic Austin opened 4 weeks
engagement. The opening bill was 4
realistic melo-drama entitled Dangers
OF q Great City" The play in itself is
away above the ordinary and is pre-.
sontod in an almost taultless manner by
4 carefully selected company OF artists.
Mr.. Davidson and Miss Austin appear
Mt their best, and tho house. although
not large, showed the appreciation that
the production merited. Dangers OF a
Great City" will be presented tonight,
tomorrow afternoon and evening, after
which. the same company will put OH
by the World Forgotten" Seats at
the box office.
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The upper Riverside mill, in the
Sixth ward, started up in part yester-
day. :"
The boiling furnaces and heating fur.
naces will 60 on at the iEtna.Standard
mill to-day.
1 1t is understood tho adjustment of
tho insurance on tho Whitaker sheet
iron works will be finished to-day.
Work will be resumed tomorrow at
Spence, Baggs & Co.'s Stove Works, a
settlement satisfactory to all concerned
having been reached.
S The difference between the jobbing
mill rollers and heaters and the man
yagement at the Etna-Standard mills
was not adjusted yesterday.
M The Humphrey Broom Company,
.Moundsville, is making large ship
ments OF brooms to tho west. a car
load leaves to-day for Oregon.
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To Secure y Better u. C o. schedule.

To Secure Better u. &c o. Schedule.
In another column OF this mornings
paper appears call for meeting 1t
the Chamber of Commerce, Thursday
evening. to take some steps toward Sc
curing better local arrangements for
passensers, and, freight traffic over tho
3: & o. road. This call is in pursuance
OF an agreement signed by.u large num-
ber Of tho loading business houses Of
Wheeling. who have long been dissatis-
tied with the train services this com.
pany furnishes Wheeling.
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The mayor has called n special meet
ing OF the city council for this evening
to consider tho ordinance granting tho
Island ferry the right 10 land at Ohio
street and the north end of the wharf.
1t is expected that the ferry'people will
insist on tho original plan TO land at the
foot OF Twelfth street, but this will
meet with the \bitterest opposition.
The charter for tho ferry company has
arrived.
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Some OF these were accompanied by
explanations MS TO how tho figures wore
arrived at, aud nearly nll by assurances
that tho work would DO donc right.
Lawrence Clark, tho present contractor,
said tho work was never better done
than by him in tho past year. Health
Officer Mccoy, on tho contrary, said tho
work was not hall done. Clark got the
contract last time at 5000. Tho service
was so bad that it caused one continual
Kick till people grow tired Of
protesting to no purpose. lie was
warned that no was taking the contract
at too low figure, hut said he knew his
business, and ho gayo bond 10 do it
right, yet members of tho committee
said last night that it would DO pcrse-
cution to enforce tho law against him
and his bondsmen. One member re-
sponded that il this were true the may
or ought 10 fine every member OF tho
committee for letting tho contract too
low.
1t was tho almost universal opinion
that the work could not DO done for
$1,000, and after considerable talk it
was resolved to meet again Wednesday
night and have tho bidders present to
explain their ideas.
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Will Greer, the local wheelman, has
sent the following challenge in which
he states no would like to race Nc
Clelland on skates. The famous runner
may consider it:
Having heard nothing from Z. @.
McC!elland regarding my answer to hia
challenge, l would shy again will ride
five miles while he skates Eve miles on
roller skates for q purse to be agreed
upon. Race to take place within throo
weeks after signing article. / would
like it como otfat the North. End rink"
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A NEW GLASS COMPANY

To Start up Mt Kent, o., Tomorrow.
Wheeling People In it..
The Smith-Dithridg, Glass works
starts up Wednesday of this week at
Kent, Ohio. Many Wheeling workmen
will have jobs there. Messrs. Rolf,
Bicberson, stiiel. Schmidt aud Happy
and Mrs. Statnm are stockholders, and
James Russell the manager. twill mako
cut glass exclusively and the outlook is
good. The company received bonus
of $4,000 for locating at Kent.
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All Erpc.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those
who have not, have now the opportu-
nifty to try it free. Call on the adyer-
tiseJ druggist and get 4 trial bottle free.
Send your name and address to IL. L.
Bucklen & Co, Chicago, and got sam
pie box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills
free, as wellas copy OF Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, free. All OF
which is guaranteed TO do you good aud
cost you nothing. Logan Drug Co. s
drug store.
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Four.Crnt Articles

oucsct Teaspoons. Patent Sleeve Holders, Bows.
BlbS, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and brush
Case, Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes, Fire Shoyes,
Towellng Charm Knives, MucIlagG Sewing Ma.
chine Oh, Scrub Brushes, LnOn Thread lIaud
Saw Files, SuSpcndcrs, Pencil Boxes. Calico Mus.
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AND TENTH SITS,
WHEELING, W. va.
One Cent Articles.

Q Heavy Envelopes, tc0od Pen folders, 4 stcct
Pens McmornndumllOOE q Sheets SOtG Paper,
Slate PencilH, LUad Pencils. Collar Huttjns.
paper Plus. pnpar Needles. spool SIX Twist,
dozen Hooks md Eyes, O DOrflng Needles,
Nutmeg Crater, | dozen DrnS Pants buttons.
lint Pin, box Carrot TaekS, | dozen Clothes
Pins, Tablet set Knitting Needles
Lots OF 6eent goods going ut | cent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-06

W1TH pure, vigorous blood coursing
through the veins and animating every
fibre OF the, body, cold weather is not
only cndurabla but pleasant and agree.
able. No other blood medicine is so Ger.
tain in its results as Ayers Sarsaparilla.
What it does for others twill do for
yn1 --.. sI.rs .t So. .s.as -
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Firc-Ccnt Articles.

Ladies' Hose, Chiliren's Hose. Rolling Pins,
lockwood Rules, CUT Buttons, Tin Buckets. Com.
Door lioltS. Sentsio0t oil Shoe Hacking. Wash
Pans, Rchtor ltnrmonIcaS Towels. 80 Needle
Packages. .Spcctacles. Dime Cologne. Hair Carl.
nTs; School states Lamp Burners, Shoe Dressing.
Ladies' Pins. Table Knives, ,"
Many Decent articles IN our scent llst Come
aud tAke them out OF our Nnv - 80 :. :
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would not DO without tho Radam's
Alicrobe Killer if it cost mo 500 a cal.
lon; For the past ten years suffered
with Muscular Rheumatism, but was
entirely cured by tho use Of this Won.
desiul remedy. Mn. JOHN BLAKELY, 2S3'
Broadway, New York City, nj ti9i3,
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Tl.rce.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Handkerchief. Shaving Brushes, /
dozen Dress Buttons, Stamped Clippers, mitch
Sales Machine OIL Cans. Potato Masters | dozen
Safety nus Ppriumed Toilet Soap, l pair ScIS.
tofS, Pint tunnels, Jelly PlHtcL Curry Combs l
Gceht Tables, Cork scnwx, lIarmoncas, Cake
Turucrs Mouse Traps. Windsor Ties
Conc hero for Bargains, wG will not dIsappolnt
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Ten.Cent Articles.

suspenderS, Clothes lines, 25cent Jewelrv.
Anger Braces. Stationery Packages. jail PadIocEs
Royal Needle Packages. one.hnIf pound Tea. In.
dies 2Ocent Hose. Dolls, 25-cent Cur Buttons,
Mirrors, Pocket Knives !. = u - 80 >
We are constantly receiving bargains and can.
not quote prices, as they arc here today anil
gone tomorrow. II Is our aim 10 always hare
something new at prices that will mako you buy.
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CALUMET AND W. A. W.
Divided IIonors IN heir Bowling Contests
Last Evening,

Last evening at the Seibert bowling
alleys the Calumet and Wheeling
Athletic Wheelmen bowling teams OF
the Wheeling Bowling League met, and
each team won and lost game. The
result does not change tho standing Of
either club in tho race. In the first
game Will Stevenson led with the high
individual score, 266, and Cameron
did the best work for the Calumets.
The score:
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gI'wo.Cent Articles.

II dozen buttons. | Fine Comb, bottle Ink,
Pint Tin Cups. llnndECrGhOiS. Cake Cutters Pen.
Per boxes, Langtry lIRIF Pins, Carpenter Pencils,
CUT Buttons, l'io Pans. Pocket Combs Napkins,
Can Openers, Spool Cotton, Toilet Soap, Glmlcts,
CriinpcR. y
WGdeal only In Bargains and give big value
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THE B!!ENNIAlL FARCE
Commences Again in tho Council
Houlth Committee.
The GARBAGE CONTRACT BID FOR
by Twcnty.slx DlGpreut Men, whose
Figures nun from $4,000 to :Sli..
600 for two Hcars--rho Committee
ut Loss what to do--Counoil to
Meet on tho Island Ferry Oiattcr.

Last evening Mcconnell committee on
health mot TO consider tho bids for tho
garbage collection for tho two years
from May !, 1891. to April 30, 1890.
Thorc wOrc moro bids than ever before
received, twonty.six bidders offering to
do the work for sums ranging all tho
way from $4,000 10 nearly $4,000. Tho
bids were read, and found to run as fol.
lows:
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NOV IS THE TIME TO SECURE A
~ HOME l0) FINE LOTS FOR SALE
These lots arc situated near TiltonviIIc. Ohio,
i've miles from tho city oil Wheeling adjacent 10
tho beautiful residence OF. AIr. Win. II. Robin.
sou. and within five minutes walk OF tho deDots
OF the e. Il P. md tho ". & l. I. railroads irhe
grounds arc beautifully located. being between
ten and fifteen feet uboye tho flood OF 1851, and
possesses natural advantages. second TO mono In
completed one OF the finest Po!teriel in tho val
ley. employing 100 mon, and with other build.
ings undor construction. proves this TO 10 tho
coming place. These lots will DO sold on ten QO|
years tlmO. with small cash payment and will
be FREQ from interest and taxes until mid for
For further Information apply 10 r. 4. II0VT.
ELL. Agent, bridgeport. 0hIo.fi delb
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Who have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla
what they think of it, and the replies
will be positive in It's favor. Supply
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that tells
tho story OF its merit. One has been
cured OF indigestion or dyspepsia, an.
other finds its Indispensable Tor sick
'headache or biliousness, while others
report remarkable cures OF scrofula,
catarrh, rheumatism, salt rheum, etc,
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Eight-Cent Articles.

Monkey Wtenches. WLlsk Droouy. WISH Bowls,
Tin Buckets. Long Handle Fire ShoveiS, Rulct,
Hosiery. Large Lamp Burners. Box Paper and
Envelopes. Spring Balances, Scissors, Blank
Books, Patent Buttons =
Our customers know q good thing when they
see Il join the procession 10 our store. =.
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Six.Cent Articles.

One set Table Spoons. Blank Hooks, Purses.
EhirtluG, Suspendcrs Butcher KnIyet l0-cent
LnceS, Sleeve Buttons. 10,cent EmbroIderlcs,
srrnbblnS Brushes. Gents Half Hose. :
Merchants invited. We have bargains for You
and II VIII pay YOU 10 call - -
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Seventeen Articles.

:, ColGatG'S Palm Soap. large Dre$stng Combs.
Harmonious Counter Books, DreSS GoodS In,
dies Hnndkerchiets Mixed BIrd Seed, White.
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups. Wash Paus, Shears.
AZ this popular price we oler inany articles
worth double The money. - -. = y,
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Re,l o,.atc Of ovory .Ic,crlplIOn.
TO IE'T.

Store room llO3 Market street best location In
the city for drug store, EgertGr Hull
Store rooms lnli Main street. rs ia
onlce rooms, Egertcr Block. Splendid room
for mandolin club $40 flfEI go
seven roolned dwelling G5 Ohio street, largo
yard: convenient location. Tr.
Modern CIght.roomCd dwelling, lOl Fourteenth
street. Is.H.l 5a15 49, sTfHs
seren.roomed dwelling. % South Penn street.
six.r0nu1cd dwelling. t2d South Penn street.
slS.rOOmGd dwelling, 21!7 Eot street.
Slx.rOomed dwelling, l2S South Penn street.
Six.roomGd house, 40 North York street s5
Four rooms, third floor, both gases, water
warm nnd cold. Mt 1885 Market street. +'l.' {.
Five-roomcd dwelling. IN rwenty.nlnth street.
Four rooms second noor. 2l20 Eof street ~, !
Five rooms first floor. 20 Thirteenth street
FOurroomed dwelling, lll6 Wood street q
Fourroomcd dwelling, 10 South York street
Fourroomed dwelling Il South York. Pos.
AeSSIon February l. !.
Four.roomcd dwelling, o6?s Market street.
FOurr0oms, TSTwGhty.Aith street. Now empty.
ThreGroomcd dwelling. JGj National road.
Now empty. 5
Two rooms "a Twcnty.hith street. it44Ii
Lawyers Offices, Chapllne street, near City
Binding, ,a7r' lsSst
Elgll.roomcd dwelling, with five acres OF
ground. largo orchard. very cheap. Short walk
from city.
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TAKE tho Baltimore & Ohio excursion
70 Washington, D. G., and Baltimore
Thuraday, February s. Round trip $40.
Tickets good ten days. Through sleeper
from Wheeling on the 5:S5 D. m. train,
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There was feet of water in the chan.
mol last evening with rising river.
To.day's Cincinnati packet is Captain
Calhoun's popular boat, tho Keystone
State, which will depart at s o'clock.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and Movements o, Boats.

Ut " ttEUT UIIW IIUVUHTtHty ITOlty,
Tho River Interests.
Yesterdays ARRIVALS, az
Liberty, Darlington, 10 q. m.
YESrERpAY's DEPAgruEEs.
Liberty. C!arirgton. $50 p III.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Hudson. Pittsburgh. n. m.
Keystone StGte. Cincinnati. n. N.
il. X. Bedford. Pittsburgh, n. In.
Courier. Parkersburg. Ii n, M.
Liberty, C!Hrinston $3.50 p N.
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= 1Vs'R19''''''U9 , 7 I-lO
In tho second CANA the Calumets
turned the tables on the Wncelnau
and won handily. The scoro was as
follows:
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MC:L.OTHlNG.N

0VEPG0ATS at prices that sma,h all former
olnl.oohio records Look, Ss.O5 for Il S. %
9ycIcoaE We also have great bargains ut So. 81,
St10. Si.0o, 'SG.73. up to $40, "a. NO. -,
ltw!ll pay you TO look ut these goods
HENS SUITS St s. . 81 y 4 8 10 % is
leaders IN low prices II you can match these ESQ
goods for less than double tho money anywhere
weinv!tc YOU 10 return the same and your money
will be refunded. These goods muStgo
MEMS PANTS s 49, IS y sS Gs G !, IS up
the value Of . dollar try to borrow Que. II You
wantto know how 10 save dollar or moro Look
at our Clothing Department :
BOYS SUITS g o Ssc Sc ssc 81 49, 81 81 UP
not last alwari You cannot match tho prices
BOYS PANTS Ss1 l5s 13S SGa e. s These are
present We huyc all sizes from s 10 10 1t these
MEH'S SH0ES at &c; SIC, 81 10. 81 % 81.
MN DiioHo 81 O., TO 81 o.. 1t Is j,st as
well to save money on Shoes ns anything else.
and We are away below the market ~
LADIES' FINE SHOES Ct St e 49, e? Z IS 4
s. G.. Our success IN tho Shoe line il probnbiy
more than We deserve. We presume the reason
vessel SO mnnyis because they don't las. long
but people Will have them. ~ o
CHlLDRENS SHOES a sd i'S Sc &C. 49, &C. 1if S,s
gains "a AZ, +, Z. I. = - ~
Men, Boys Hats g. Ct i9S 20 80? !, g is 49,
fine silk HIT, which usually sells at $3.50.
Mems Shirts ssI2 2s ;2s s ss s &C. Up t. &C. On
Millinery and Ribbons S M ~ PEie vs. o on
save You lois Of money. Miss Agnes Garriy viii
give YOU pointers on Millinery aud TrIuinIue;
that Will do you good and will not oycrchart5e
you norscll you oldStylcS =,
T1ndnrWpsr underShirts and Drawers nj &c,
ioHuVi noIl. SIC, soc, ESc, Csc up We arc nj.
ways below tho market on these goods, as well
ms everything else 81 = J-s \ II,
Bed Comforts and Blankets 60 I Is SIC SIC
We have juSs received Il job lot Of these gooIs 81
ptlccs thnt Will surprise you. - : : ;
Ladies' COTSetS nse'o, SOC, 80 up
Umbrellas at4sc. eec sc up
Lace Curtains a. SOC. osc Sc IN
GlUcSl!eS Arbnckles coieo 'S 10: t iGT .;
ITonnd Pepper, Cinnamon, Mustard, GngGrunl
BaEsng PowdertAll going NJ Dc per pound OF s
pounds for % cents. vi e sr.,ti Is7'l III
: 10 a Clothing Store, n Root and Shoe
store, n lint Store, n Dry Goods store, n
Millinery Store, n Notion Store, II Furnish.
ing Goods Store. Hardware md Tinv;,rc
store, a Tea and Grocery Storc--nine stores
In one-nll complete under ono roof, 4 IA ~
We have tho largest department store in tho
state, 1910 70 1000 Main street, 1G 10 u Tenth
street. and 1901 TO 1907 Market street Eleven
ientnnces-take your choice bargains Ia every
department 5ftit& t,al a%f a 81 ITS-sI' s
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.Rll.N''sE.HA.R1 AZ & tTATU M
CRY DAsK BUlLDtSc.
Telephone 2iy TJn3sI pno,, ~ Z, n:

TO r 3 S "a ~ s. ].
:. House 10y Of i've rooms brick Fourteenth street
House O. eight rooms; Lind street. sl.s,,
no y, Of sir rooms, EofstrGct, Centre Wheel.
Farm Of 50 acres, y miles east OF city 81 a,
lots at S!7S each I'm L - ' I cornss+
Tw 1sie q SIX ICONS and hail. chapnc nca
nouse OF six rooms brick, with four.rnomef, /
MUS ,hT! III rear EoN street, between Twenty
sln Ii anu IWenty;fonrth streets. S}5go
WIZ VI iout rooms, Charles street Centre
Ii =. o. seTen rooms. Fifteenth stree., sj51l
i i2L est cnd Fourteenth street S9Dl y -
a.. w o. I'VE rooms Woods street East wheel.
Hse 6 % ionF rooms Eighteenth street sloo,
i itH,Se houses. MoySten street cheap, $3.50
T Touso o. three roo'ns. Twelfth stroet, SIN Z
tntco tnL5 6Oxl0Oy feet, FIIau, White ( Gala.
gnGfS dtt!on SEQ each. a't's'
s,to0, 3, OF 81 SIX rooms md stable Eighteenth
AR Gnrce les 10 Park View. cheap "a {; 4; I,
ING H 81, !ot Mecolloch street Centre Wheel.
~, Sn;nes' property ,tarla: street 1t mode..
one oil tho best manufacturing s!tcs II IA,
~ stES' fronting on two railroads ~ 4
.
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AWonderyul Rcmear:

HOOPS PMS arc purely vegetable. Z
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.AMPLE PIANO FOR SALE.
AFEWCN0ICE LOTS At EDGINGrON.

WV. HOGE. @
OCT Cltv Bank Building. 100 Market Street g
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-07-09

burned cars was scattered about, was com.
pleted under police aud military protec-
ton.
When the work was finished nearly all
the onlookers disappeared, and the troops.
laborers and police We're withdrawn.
linen gang of 500 men suddenly an
peared, and with crowbars, picks and
shovels tore up about an eight of n mile of
track before word could be got to the po-
lice department. The mob fed before tbe
police, and the work OF repair was again
DONE
Riotous mobs took possession of the
freight yards at Halsted. Morgan, and
Meagher streets. They burned cars and
Lad everything their own way for about
two hours. As soon as the news of the
disturbance reached the police department
thirty officers were dispatched to the
scene. The fire department. was also called
out three different times to extin cuish the
names. Thilteen cars were burned. The
mob greatly interfered with the fremen
and police. and hoOted mt and pelted them
with stones. The police finally made n
determined charge and drove the mob
from the freight yards, using their clubs
freely.
\ mob in the freight yards at Western
avenue and Sixteenth street was making
threats against the railroads and de-
nouncing the police. The officers charged
with clubs, dispersiDg the crowd in short
order. During the c.iorning at the same
place several freight cars were set on fire.
Alarms OF this sort continued throughout
the daV