Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-01
ria SATURDAY.. after spending several
days with Aid. and Mrs. V. .Dauber.

days with Aid. and Mrs. v. Dauber.
Prof. Clendenin's dancing class will
open next Monday afternoon At
O'Clock at the Standard club rooms.
Children at 4; adults in the evening.
J. d. Collier, assistant chief Of the
fire department. is on duty again.
after 1O-days' vacation pleasantly
spent with friends in Mercer county.
Chic millinery, the most fashiona-
bic, the most correct styles always
lower in price at McCabe Bros. than
the common kinds are sold for at
other places.
The regular meeting of the W. c.
+. U. will be held tomorrow after
noon at s o'clock at the Y. NJ. G. A.
building. All members are requested
to be present.
The board OF directors of the Y.
NJ. c. A. has engaged W. l. Laven-
der. of Evansville, Ind. as physical
director. and he will assume charge
OF the gymnasium about Nov. l.
A gold watch lost at Rock Island ar
sensl by one Of the officers some
months ago, was found by a Rock
Island school teacher on the island
Saturday afternoon and returned to
its owner.
Parlor furniture-in the most beau
tiful designs and patterns. made up
in all the handsomest styles known
to the upholsterers' art, at Clemann
& Salzmann's. See the great line
when DESTROYS of furnishing parlor.
The peoples party of the Thirty
third senatorial district met at the
court house at 8 o'clock this after
noon. and nominated Henry Miller,
Of Galva, for the state senate. A
nomination for the legislature is yet
to be made.
About one person in ten doesn't
know that the other nine have come
to the conclusion that it pays big to
buy your bed room suit at Clemann
B Salzmann's. Forty-seven different
styles to select .rom-the largest as
sortment without any doubt west of
Chicago.
Crop Correspondent Campbelrs re-
port to the department of agricul-
ture for September places the aver
age yield Of rye at 16 bushels per
acre, the average quality 90; the
average yield of oats Sc bushels per
acre and quality 100 per cent; corn's
average condition is 60; potatoes So.
w. j. Lavender. OF Evansville,
Ind. was engaged by the board of
directors OF the Y. NJ. c. A. Saturday
as physical instructor and to have
charge Of the new gymnasium, which
in all probability will be in shape by
the LIST Of November. Mr.. Lavender
is an experienced man and is expect
ed to arrive in the city about Oct. Is.
The Gen. Barnard left this morn
ing on her last cruise to St. Paul.
and return. inspecting the shore pro-
tections. dams. ETC., and general con-
dition of the river. Capt. Durham
had rs his guests on board for the
trip Messrs. Henry Carse, John Cru
baugh and G.. f. Case. At St. Paul
the Missouri river commission will
join the party for the trip down.
This is New Years day, according
to the Hebrew faith, the year 5655
having been ushered in at sunset last
evening. Today, known as Rosh-ha-
Shona in Hebrew phraseology, will
inaugurate season embracing some
Of the most important holidays in
the Jewish calendar. To the de-
voices Of that faith. Rosh-ha-S hona is
one Of the most solemn days OF the
whole year. and Yom Kippur, the
day Of Atonement," is its only
equal in sanctity and solemnity.
Saturday afternoon Carl o. Ander-
son. of Moline, was brought into the
county court and tried before the fcl-
lowing jury, as to his sanity: DIR. S.
c. Plummer. foreman; Nj. c. Frick,
f. H. Bowman. E. H. Wright. j. 7.
Maslin and Frank Suman. 1t was
learned from the evidence presented
that Anderson had been showing
signs Of insanity for several months.
and. although not dangerous to 9th
ers. he had q mania for hanging him
self. The supposition was that his
deranged mental condition was due
to a sunstroke which he suffered q
few years ago. The jury returned a
verdict finding Anderson insane. and
ordered him committed to jackson
vile, to which place Sheriff Gordon
took him this morning.