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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-22
Precautions Arainst Th,eves.

Washington, April 21.-Treasurer
Morgan, with the approval of Secre-
tary Carlisle. today issued a special
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nIExIco sHAKEN up.

Oaxaca, Mex, April 21-An earth
quake shock has been felt in this city
and other parts of southern Mexico.
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America.
Edited by VIM Cullen
Bryant. Published by
Il D. Appleton & Co. READ
. our Unparalleled offer.
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RUN ON THE SIBERIAN BANK.

Quiet but Persistent Drain All Day
Long.
New York, April PA quiet but per-
sistent run on the Sherman bank con-
tinued throughout the day. Between
So, 900 and 100000 was pulled out. Presi-
dent William Strong, of the German Ma
tionai bank, had a consultation with the
directors, lasting two hours, at the close
of which he announced positively that his
bank would not clear for the Sherman
bank Late in the afternoon the direc-
tors stated the bank will pay all de-
positors in full as fast as payment is
. sxad -
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A''5'tVast So ~ J.
Post-lntellireneer Co. Seattle. VASE.
Gents: I received some time sincs ".
excellent map Of the United states =.
the world map on the reyerse ssas. =.
am pleased with IL. IL forms hsnas01,,
and valuable addition 20 my ONES. -.
cannot fail to De satisfactory q any i.
who invests the small sum asked ~ =
map Yours truly. 81
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DEATHS Avn rrsEEALs.

tfEK-Tf- faHeraS - Epars1sn Gees VII sAss
gssne thfs ssteFnDea ~ ID 0sssck frs tNe
yn1us~ 81 tie rass En4A<ssx5Az 4anar2esY arc
fns4fnsns vii - suA6e "a A@znf g5@sss7s csrsss-
ss<y. TIE fxzs<zE xxs - SSnS%cze1 aAaeT fcs
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MOORE All the olyrspaa so1ssg eosnsF q Fir'
xsnss srx west sfr~ess @ezkfas. VISA Gsag&Fy
f. ises. Eva ~Ifs ~ James IL &oss~. ea ~
rksess snszzasnsa. agsd IS ysya
The fanersi wsB take pace frssn tss s9Sssss 81
the Cross rntestak5rr coupsnF ~ date 20 Dc
dssttsd wpon isseF.
Harmonic s<aess@ ~ szk-. Janza~y 3. 1884.
Mr- Jena HxrnaoH II cd sxa. axsS -
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WHAT
THEY THINK on

The premium map Offered -
FosT-INTELLlcENcEs to iS =.
oers, old and new, is nov "a \.
IN thousands Of homes in ,b1 &.
Northwest That no prem;pr,
offered has given such univer<,, e
faction, IS evidenced BY the tol,,.
testimonials. which are 4 fr~
the large number received fran :.
who have received the man r
letters are exact copies of .he =.
nails on file in this office a.
natures only being omitted :, {,
observation-disclosures does nor q, I
liberty to publish in full the nam. !.
those who have so kindly eyp,....]
their appreciation OF the man
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Advertisements un1ss tbs head Of Lost Fo1nf
Scr sale foF Asnt SRI sttaa.soas v sntst eli Be
81 erfsa o. the rate q esns word each in.sfst1u
Payment a'-ays ia sevsnes No sdvsriassments
Isesissd aSr .ess tEsen IS c@st4
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rxIITaExcss - oyer sssl IL = Classified
advertisements xiii p. rscs4ssd AZ ts Tits tasas
Advertisements wff be received st brasch Offices
the Pnsr-fxTxELTaEScHa az
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Thomas sAn,nsga. aansxsr
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the sslioving letters await advertisers - this
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Post-Intelligencer, Seattle. WasA~
Sirs: / received one of your prem;s.
maps the other day and il % q iins nv :
every respect and deserves praise fsn
truly. in
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Looxrsrox. Wash Fsh 1 n

LooNfsrov, Wash Feb. &1N
Post-Intelligencer, Seattle. WmA~
j received your map and il b suNn
yond my expectations. / think il i Ext
fully ten times the money you asa iaa.
and Is the best map have ever ~ yst
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PrsrAsrry wash April Z r.

PEsHAsrrS. WASH, April 4 ~
Post-Intelligencer CO., SEATTLE, Wa,A :
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on ~ 4
OF Apr and alter sixty m les trav& .
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in excellent condition. arm vel pleesx
with the map. as well as aston ishsd = Il
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PALorsr Cry. Wash Nav q -,

PALorsx CRY. Wash. May q -
Post-Inteiligencer, Seattle, VISA
Gents: / received the map OF the vef5
sent by YOU in good order aud an ~
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every household. Please acceps \
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Luxxr. Wash. Feb. 4 ~
The Post-Iete ligcncer, Seattle. wrsh-
Dear Sirs: / received your premium
in good condition. Many thanks ym
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NORTH WELLINGTON, p c., June 2 ly1
Editor Post-Intelli geneer Seattls. Wal
Dear Sir: | have received your r.
MUM map in good order and am hi1sa
pleased with il. I cons der that | hx1
got your valuable paper free. - ! vs.sI
the map more than the price OF s1hscke|
ton. Yours very respectfully. ID
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LANGLEY. Wash, March 81, n

LANGLEY. Wash. March y, isE
Post-Intelhgencer Publishing Co,
attic, Wssh.-Gents: l would say tbs
am delighted with the map IL cspish
good order and is daisy. AZ
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EAST ST. CIoup. Mimi, May s. ~.
Post Intelligence Seattle. Wuh1
Gents: The map received in good ardx
and We think il Is n fine map. You shsul
certainly Dc aols 20 dispose Of Z IA
number of them. Yours truly. va
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C1rurr.xn Wash. r.A ! -

tLEVkLANb, Wash-, FEB. -
Editor Post-Inteliigeneer Seattle Ws4l
Dear Sir: | received your premium nj
which gives us great satisfaction. Nyw3l
thinks il is worth more thaa the pswl
and map both cost. She is much aesieAia|
with it. Yours very respectfully. NJ
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Fry. Idaho. Feb. 2, IN
The Seattle Post-lnteiligencsr Co. y
Attic, Wash. ! received the dssss|
wall map short time ago. and IN gss.
condition. Am more than pleased WI
it. 1t Is worth double the prica Yeas
truly, Hi
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koKisLAH. B. c.. May "a IN
Editor Post-Inselliyencer. Seattle "
Dear Sir; | have received the ma ;
the world, etc, and am pleased 10 49,
that l am thoroughly satisfied VITA Z
Yours truly, wa
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MALoTr. WASH. March 81 i'm
Post-Intelligencer Co, Seattle. Wass \
Gents: have received the man ans q
well pleased with IL. Think IL wei -
IS. which it would cost to 90 "a : -
and buy it. Long may the Posf.lnf<gI
gencer live and prospect. remain -
yery respectfully. saI
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ESrEsPsIsk, Wash, Feb "A ~
Seattle Post-Intelligeneer. seastle -.
Have received the wall mar
ceptionally well pleased with Is r..
cei!enL- Accept thanka Yours -
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BaLrrxosE, Nd, Mar /. I'm
Post-Inselligeneer Co, Seattle. w-ss
Gentlemen: The map recsiyed .sl > J
very much appreciated. Very truly / l
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OyrAsio. Cansda, April -
fost-Intelligencer. Seattle. ws.s
Gentlemen: The premium map I 49,
in good order, and il gives pertect 49,.
ton am yours truly. 49,
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NnarHY.r,u. Wash Feb S lAs

+FVHIH NNF"N' """"-s yr..k :
Post-Intelligencer. Seattle.
Gents: Enclosed please and stamp
balance due on subscription ana 80 :.
tine premium. Yours respectfully, >
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NOTICE TO srocKHOLDERS
NoriCE-THE ANNUAL Nj ETTNGoF THE
~ sitcshogisrs II she Washington National
FAas ~ ~~sttSa Tor ire election cf directors viu
- h~f3 A. IT. bank inz house on TUESDAY January
= AHss, between tile bears Of 10 and Z
NJ p RACkU~. Cashier
'THk ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK.
4 h0sesrS q the fsrsi National Bank Of seattle
y iN e bed A. The once ~ TIRE hank Ia seattle
Ssa 0a Foestisy JAsEary : 1854 a. e-elsxs
= IA ~ TIE pErpoxe 81 eieCf3ng board % efr~g-
tors fof tse sns2los yea ard traaSsctanx such
vssef otS4aess rs mas properly come before H.
l. TURNER. Cashier.
seattle. December 10 lsaX
NoTtt S-TlfE ANIMAL MEETING o. rHE
~ .scAAol1ess ~ the Puget SagBa Saslsasl
hAaN q seattle Tor Eas eecftssu o. directors asi
ee he4a a. iAsir u-sce Ua TUESDAY Jsauarg .
1874, 81 ) ecloCE ia
} sCRTH. President
SsA@t1s. pSeemeer g. lssA
Sr0NhH0~rERs 2EETISG-TuE EEsV-
AT sHaaA usses ~ 81 sac stucsNa.&sers a ths
h'siFn y aif11a5 sAGk ~ Sea 10 wfa - h4ts AZ
~ "&eA ~ h9ese "a FgsSsiay. Anazfv g 1854
a. - g as icT tie choice directors a-s sac
ofafs BUSINESS - rsAy property g ma Before Sue
faea3EuE H2.ss4sNs< Ta.A1e~
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WATER FRONT I SACRIFICE

Piece % improved Water Front right in
eeasfle. corner fEx5a1 feet. worth $1,000
At .sfard tfnaes@ figures. bu. much loser
amount will take il. Simply must sell
Any Kind Of
AN OFFER WANTED.
CARRAHER G MEACHAN
ia Cherry Street.
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II III SaNTi. @N~ s9v-RwH STREET RE.
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AzstEsSssSa - ~ s@se As3 su.tAs
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Mr,pow. wa,h.. Feb. 9: ~

lhEAb%Ns p" 49, a
Post-lnteifigencer Co. Seattle, -
Slrs: The map is better than wseaprs~rs
so We are well satisfied with u hssP~
fully.
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IL AN3o s't TAR AND RoTfS-PH0F
~ :. ; ~6erry, soI 8asxs butaiax. effc~a veass'
- FrF7ece~ rsgsa prVsrss< sszrAass<st: refe-eaos
ap a iSAa fsrs
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VANrtp ~frCATtoS As uoUSEKEFpFt,
w wldassr wtgh Or two rhlidren. 1 have =
titiEs stf xcars old city preferred Address 4
J. y, MCst street Hotei rity
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CIAIRFOYAyTS
DEMoVED-MRS. ARPEa THE NOTED
IL psychonetric expert and cIasFvoya anti is now
at the Brunswick. eV5 Froat street, rooms aad
< Reliable asvics given al snArs Of life, asks
no questions and guarantees Satisfaction. Hours.
10 g. m to p IN. aud 10 p m.
AIRS ARPER CI.AIRNoYANT LfFE
WI reader and business ulediu u: can give read
tnzs by mail; send lock Of hair also gives mag
netic treatment s05 Front street. seattle
R8TVf D-NRS WALLACE. THE NOTED
"a clsirvoya AIT snd life reader can be consulted
al affairs Of life love troubles, absent friends
business changes u3jneS located. Is gifted from
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charms all in trouble cali ara see her. fortune
telling Taught Parlors IL and IS, sos Third ST
ARE YOU IN TROUBLED DO YOU NEED
~ advice II Madam GUY, trance mo-
diam has assistance. magnetic treatments aud
alcohol baths 1909 second street. rooms So
MRS MOORE TELLS PAST. PRESENT
vi and future; vapor baths Room % Epl.r
block; permanent
NINE Ia WEE. cLAIRvOYAST, TRANCE
vi medium: tells nsss present and fatare; salts
faction saaraaieed Or 40 pay. South west corns.
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II. DAY. CLkTRvoYAST: DIAGNOSIS
~ free: botanic rsaeeies Room / Kline a
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AIRS PRIOR. TRANCE MEDIUM HOS
wi Third street; ladies', 30 cents; gentlemen 81
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No sign
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Thk 0AFE. CONNIE HAaNr NANRaN
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L.TAH, Wash, Fec. .. -.
Post-fntelligencer seattle .s~
Dear Sirs: Map received IA GOOD - -
We. pleased with II and also the
Ioaas respectfully,
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Aberdeen. Wash. Feb. II -
Post-Ints.ligencsr Co, seattle 49,
Prem um map received and yves
satisfaction Yours respectfully. a
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VIII KEEP BOOKS GIVE PRIVATE IN.
" siFnfttons CT clerk, good references Frank
Rivers. TOT Seventh
WANTEp-@A POSITION WITH REAL
W estate. Insurance wholesale eff, by ar On
rFEeflo and thoroughly competent younx man:
esu give esst 81 fsfsrsac@s Address n az. Post.
intsissgenvsY
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" AHTEtt- SITUATION WANTED TAKE
w charge q ltasn room In haieg or hSnsakeensr
~ thFiatisn family Address Competent care
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TTEkIsH RsTHs.

1 AIDES, TUESDAYS And FRIDAYS . TO
h boz fSoEaL plEnxe. steam and needle Ia hs;
t~sE Lady lcosersel attendant 80 city: gentlemen
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HELp wxsrED-rrsAE

HEIP WANTED-FE
UASTED-ANY LADY WHO DESIRES TO
W make s20 per week quietly a, her own hona
address, with stamped snyelops Miss Mvrn A
Garden. joliet, Ill This Is bona fine afyer and
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You To tnvestigate.
WASTEp-A WOMAN FoR LIGHT HORSE.
w WORK. Apply iIs Banch ard street
N ANTEn-DREssMAKEa OR srA MsTRF a.
W 10 take care OF few rooms; rent free Addrss.
20. care Post fnseg.ucer
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HnvSF
s"fk IN country town good home for good
gh Address Mrs r. q Wilson, Bnsiinzion
Wash -
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For information concerning u
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address
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AIDES CHItHE-F ENGLISH Pen.
~ IyroTsl Psils fDta ID al brand are the oes.
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for particulars ~rksii<f fer Ls3ss" in ssstet BY -
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Steamship raeonA. Captain HILL viii ls.v.
Tacoma on the i7th Of January. at Daylight ana
vii carry rAsssng~rs aud fssghs al eurrrn, rata.
Fer frslsas o. passage apply 70
DoDwELI4 CARLiLL A CO
General Assnts Tacoma
OF T. A. sApEAC. General Arm. xrhs
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NsNfFb-hE6L FaFSrs.
II kNfEh-hUNSE AND Tor RFTwEEN
" NfSeF ASease Rat F1ge. Eot ntFlhrS rs5. an Al
bFetOh Asatsson taaalhse & sksas SIS e.sse.t
w HkNE BUYERS FOg SxAFS AZ
w holsss aua lots NNoaas hts at acfezEe. q
yer Nttev ls 1oW ruegxa ~e cAE xe.s u Ets ga
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sUCTETY NOTICES.
HCA&A f.DDaF, NO 81 r. AND A. NJ
~ stated meetings second and fourth Mondays
~ each meath. ID. ". BAES. VI. M
8. =. f4Tasss Soc
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A DMINIsTRAToRS' sALE-THE UNDER
n signed. adm nistrstors Of the estate Of Mary
Jansen. deceased. will orr at public sale on
Wednesday, January II. on the premises oppo-
site the power house Of the Mad ison street ca 10
road. all the persona estate Of the deceased Mary
Jansen. consisting Of household goods. two cows
and two caiveA Sale Will commence ~ / D M
CHRISTIAN hoFMErRTEa
r. L JACOBSON,
Administrator
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-26
RURAL ROB6ER,ES.
A Number Of Country Residences Ran.
| sacked-Other Police News.

A Number Of Country Residences Ran
sacked-Other Police News.
Yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock
while the families were attending
church, the residences of John Nc
Cornell, William Heath, Charles Nc
Cornell, and Charles McCu,icch, sit
uated about one mile east of Taylor
Ridge, were entered and all the Jew
elry and money obtainable appro-
priated. As far as Can be learned,
two watches, several rings, and
quite a sum of money were
taken. How many, or who
were implicated in the bur-
glaries is not known. A neigh
boris horse, supposed to have been
taken for the purpose of making a
hasty departure by one of the par
ties, returned home this morning
from the vicinity of Reynolds.
Police Points
Magistrate Schroeder gave Frank
Moore 80 days, under the vagrancy
act, Saturday afternoon.
Saturday afternoon at Coal Valley.
Justice Barton bound George Cook
over to the county court under $500
bonds. Miss Margaret Brown. a
Coal Valley lass, says George is the
father of her illegitimate child.
States Attorney Searle went out to
prosecute Cook.
Mrs. Lottie Morrow had her hus-
band, Edward G. Morrow, before
Magistrate Schroeder on a charge of
breach of the peace, this morning
She claims Edward abused her in a
shameful manner, kicking, scratch
ing and even threatening to kill her.
The case was continued until Friday
afternoon.
Three fellows walked into the
Crown restaurant about 10 O'Clock
last evening. ordered lunch, and
when the waiter was back in the
kitchen, departed without settling.
They ran up Second avenue, where
two of them were caught and brought
back to the restaurant, where they
produced the necessary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-26
The New County Officers.

One week from today there will be
a general shifting around at the diff
ferent county offices, when the lucky
candidates of the recent election will
relieve their predecessors of the
cares in connection with their posi-
tions. Judge Adams enters upon
his fifth term; kohler keeps right on
as county clerk, this being his second
term; Hemenway, with his force OF
deputies, succeeds Gordon; County
Treasurer Campbell makes room for
Titterington, and McKeever succeeds
Marshall rs county superintendent
of schools. Sheriff Gordon has
rented a residence on Fourth avenue
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, into which he will move his
family next week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-26
ABLE THEOLOGIAN.
Chancellor w. +. Mcdowell, Of
Denver University.
DISCOURSE IN THE CITY YESTERDAY

breaches 1t the First n. E. Church ON the
Bible-ralented and Forcible Speaker
Short Outline of HIS Remarks-wMl be
Heard Again Tonight,
Chancellor w. F. Mcdowell, of the
University of Denver, one of the fore
most Methodist UNCONVENTIONAL in.
stitutions in the United States, is in
the city, the guest of Can't. T. j.
Robinson. He spoke at the First M.
E. church yesterday morning to an
unusually large congregation, at
tracted by the announcement of his
presence. Chancellor McDowell's
topic was '.Men and the Bible, -
his discourse being a sermon on
the scriptures, the principal contents
OF which he dwelt upon. The bible
was not principally, be held, doc
trine, neither was it literature, nor
ethics. 1t was chiefly a record of
Gods redemptive purpose and love.
The talented speaker spoke at length
in an argumentative and eloquent
manner in the support of the theory
OF which the saliant points only are
given. The chancellor is a forcible
speaker, is an orator and his sermon
demonstrated that he is a student of
the bible and a scholar He is of fine
appearance as well as address.
To Geneseo
Last evening he spoke in the Nj. f.
church at Geneseo, being, while in
that city. the guest of w. H. Foster,
whose mother, j. Ellen Foster. is Wis.,
iting her son, while recuperating
from the effects of her recent politi-
cal campaign in Colorado. and the
pleasure of the chancellor's brief stav
in Geneseo was heightened by the re-
newal of the acquaintance of this dis.
tinguished lady. whom he had orr
ginally met in his own state.
Chancellor Mcdowell returned to
Rock Island this morning, and to
night he will again speak at the
First NJ. f. church, and the distinc-
ton he enjoys, both as an educator
and theologian will insure him q
large and attentive audience.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-11-26
THE KINDLY EARTH.
Funeral Of Mrs. +. 4. Harper Yesterday

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Afternoon.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
T. X. Harper we're held at the home
on Aiken street, South Rock Island,
at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Rev. NJ. A. Rodgers, canon of Daven.
port cathedral. officiating. assisted BY
Rev. DIR. r. +. Sweet. of this city,
Rev. f. H. Lovette, pastor of Calvary
Baptist church, Davenport. Offering
a prayer. A quartet of Daven.
port. sang sweetly and impress.
sively LEAD Kindly. Light" and
"asleep in Jesus" There was 9
wealth of flowers. nature contribut.
ing with Borrowing friends the choic
est treasures of earth.
The Bearers
The pail bearers were: Messrs
John Gait, F. j. Kinney, Will Dart,
W. l.. Velie, George Lindsay and
George Middleton. The intermeu,
was made in Chippiannock, the grave
at the conclusion of the monte.
presenting the appearance of a solit
bank of flowers.