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The Van Buren press., 1895-08-31
Commissioners Sale!.

WHEREAS on the 2lst day Of June, 1895. a
W day of the June term, 1896 of the Craw
ford Circuit Court in cause then pending in
said court, on the chancery side between Craw-
ford County Bank, as plaintiff. and P. +. BOlding.
Richard Kuykendall, c. G. Kuykendall and w.
against the said defendants tor the sum $l61.N
with 10 per cent interest thereon from the date
Of said decree and the costs Of suit and said
judgment was declared by the court to be lien
upon the lands hereinafter described and 1t
was further decreed that unless the sum ofmoney
aforesaid with interest and costs, were paid
within thirty days from the date Of said decree
and interest of the said defendants In and to the
said lands should be foreclosed and forever
barred, and the undersigned Commissioner was
directed to sell the same to-wit
Part of the Northeast quarter OF the Southeast
quarter OF. Section Thirty six 1857, Township
Ten TO- North OF Range Thirty lone (3D, West,
being 80 acres. being all that part Of said tract
through said tract-being the same thirty acres
A. ]. Kuykendall
And default having been made in said payment
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned
special Commissioner, will on
Saturday, September II, 1895,
at the front or Main Street entrance to the court
house, In the City of Van Buren,, within the
hours for judicial sales. offer for sale and sell at
public outcry to the highest bidder, on credit
Of three months,all of the above described lands.
or so much thereof rs may be necessary to satisfy
the judgment aforesaid. The purchaser will be
required TO give note with approved security for
the purchase money, bearing 10 per cent. inter-
est. and lien will also be retained therefor on
the premises sold.
w. P. SADLER, Commissioner.
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A Grand Offer.

THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE this year Offers
two free scholarships, including board. in
Ouachita College " the two young people
ieitber Young lndiea OF g.ntlemen) who obtain
thc highest number Of subscribers TO the
WEEKLY ARKANSAS GAZETTE between now and
September LIST. A commission of fifteen per
cent will also be paid, on each subscription sent
in. to all who undertake the work.
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE is Il l2-page family
newsuaper. 1he pr!ce is only II year. and IL
should be in every family IN the state. Fer
further particulars address.
SCHOLARSHIP EDlror, GAzx1fE
Little Rock. ARK.
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PROGRAM

vi the Crawford County Sunday
School Association.
Following is the program Of the
Crawford County Sunday School Asso.
citation, to be held at No. 55 Schoo,
House, five miles east of Van Bnren
commencing on Friday before the End
SUNDAY IN september, 1895, at 10 a. IN.
and continuing for three days:
1sT DAY-MORNING SESSION.
welcome address Ben
Song-55 class.
Response-Geo. E. Over.
Song.
Recess till Up. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Song.
Appointment Of committees.
Ten minute address,. D. Rein
hardt.
Select reading-Mrs. Whitfield.
Report Of schools.
Report of District Lecturer.
Song.
Recess till 8p. m.
NIGHT SESSION.
Devotional exercises.
Song-Oak Grove class.
Recitation-Mrs. Clennie Whitfield
Recitation-Miss Lottie Brookover.
Song-Class.
Recitation-Mrs. Nannette Medlin
Song-Class.
Adjourn till Saturday at 10 a. M.
End DAY-MoRNINa SESSION.
Song.
Devotional exercises.
Report of committees.
Reading minutes of Friday.
Ten min. address-W. B. Wescott.
Song.
Recess till 2 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Song.
Devotional exercises.
Report of schools.
Report Of township presidents.
Ten minutes address-Rev. Fred A.
Lark.
Report of officers.
Song
Recess till 8p. m.
NIGHT SESSION.
Devotional exercises.
Song-W. B. Wescott.
Recitation-Miss Annie Bears.
Song-55 class.
Recitation Miss Ruth Furry.
Song-Class
Recitation-Miss Lucille Epperson.
Recitation-Miss Mamie Wescott.
Trio.-R. West, w West and B. West.
Adjourn till Sunday 10 a. m.
BIRD DAY-MoRNING SESSION.
Song.
Devotional exercises.
Address-Rev. David Squires.
Essays and short talks on Sunday
School work.
Recess till Up. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Song.
Devotional exercises.
Short talk to the children-D. s.
Hollis.
Address-Rise and progress of Sun
day Schools-Rev. J. T. Jones.
Short talks on duties of parents in the
Sunday School,
Benediction.
All Sunday Schools in the county are
invited to send delegates, and also to
bring their song books. Everybody in
vited.
Committee on Arrangements and Re-
ception-D. Y. Wescott, Thomas
Trout, Dick West and Albert Gill.
j. G. MOORE, Sec y.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DARpASELLE, ARK
Aupuxt l6 lSV5

AhBust ~, ioju.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proofin support Of his claim, and
Clerk of Crawford County, at Van Buren,, Ark, on
oct s. 1895, viz. Richard Cowling Hd.
Entry No. 1851 for the VIZ of the NW4
and NW1 OF the SW4, Sec. 20 TIP. IL, North,
Range 81 West
He names the following witnesses TO prove HIS
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said Land, eiS Elijah Bryant Of Vida. Ark,
Alouzo s.lwyers and 2 3 Ramey OF Lees
Creek. Ark, and James Hale. Of Auna ARK
WM Y. woorsS. Register.
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THE VAN BUREN PRESS.
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.
.uIRoAD TIME TABLES.

rrains ssl' sSs' -" N''' -'' ~
raeDengeH' GOING WEST
ON nm. AR. Coffeyville $50 pm.
ua ~. ATT "a "a m TT Smith 320 q, m.
Ia ~ :, ,os25 am. (stops At Van Buren,.
~ GOING EAST.
= =. Arr. l:is pm. Arr. Little Rock sOS P m. m
Va ~ ,S.SS an. Coal Hill 3:O5 pm.
" ~ ~. ssi 4si 2s2, 23S 234 run daily.
Trans "a "a and 244 do not run on Sunday.
frsina xsS ,,sins make stop OF S minutes.
GREENWOOD BRANCH
Ii.m am. (Stops at Van Buren,.
No. - ~ aSO pm Arr Greenwood 6:25 r. M.
N Dshy e~Sp A. HAYS. Agent
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BUGGIEs.
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

W Deering has gone to Chicago.
p.,e, meeting at the Methodist Church every
Wednesday night.
Nr. T. L. Beard little boy. Robert,
+ b better.
J.G. Orme has been spending the
week in st. Louis.
Lewis Bryan is off for visit to his
old home in Salem, Ill.
Mrs. Berkeley Neal spent Saturday in
The city visiting her mother.
Van Bur made one Fort Smither
howl tuesday,. Ask Dibrell Hynesf
Mrs. K. s. Hynes and children
returned Tuesday from trip to Ohio.
Miss Hattie Gilliland, of Coldwater,
Mss. is visiting Mrs. s. NJ. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. B. Peirce returned
Monday from Little Rock and Memphis.
ely Wood was taken sick at Union
town Wednesday and had to be sent
Tor.
D. B. Farris, of this county, has
been granted a Confederate pension
d de75.
Capt. r. s. Hynes is not the Hynes
connected with the Adams q Hynes
iced store.
Dr.. Ed. Dibrell, of Little Rock, came
W Sunday night for short visit with
his father.
Miss Nonnie Lawson, Of Little Rock,
came up Monday and is visiting Miss
Fannie Scott.
Bradley & Randolph will open a new
aAcksmith shop In the East End within
sweek or ten days.
ben Jones, deputy postmaster,
ssumed from Ozark Tuesday from a
NO weeks lay of.
D.. J. A. Dibrell has been confined
2 ~ room for several days but n
'suer ~ we go to press.
.. W. Moore came down from
Minslow Monday where his family
W spending the spending.
DnD-Sunday evening, 25th inst. /,
SShisiey, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
? Fontaine, aged 1S months.
IN: DR.. Hynes and children, of
lon smith, were over Tuesday and
peas the day with DR.. Dibrill.
uafland Moore, Of this county, has
~ granted Confederate pension of
~siaad James Townsend, 80.
VI. Hale, charged with horse steal
soout Belmont, has been held for
- circuit court under a $500 bond.
.oa SALE-Horses in good condition.
~ Terms. Apply to
J.P. MULLEN.
sewland Callahan went to Winslow
a,aay night to meet his wife and
~esnter and returned Wednesday.
G.Sherif Steward is building a new
~ sss,ung house opposite his residence
ssckson q Pope have the contract.
Uapt: R. B. Allen returned home
~. NJ Winslow Monday looking first
s.,a and saucy-says Alderman
~: Alex Lacy and Mr.. Sidney
a. Wy went to Manitou Springs Satur-
hrs. spend a few days with Mrs.
sOay School At Christian Church every
=. MSSo ?. NJ. Prof Massic superintend-
IN, ayer meeting every Thursday night
p.e;ssv everything on Wheels at the Mo.
H. v stables. Leave orders today
,uno;a s;ulnouts tomorrow to avoid dis
oss me Ladies Of the Columbian Clut
h, ~ nre. See the premiums offered
4. nuit npuit at the Atlanta Exposition in
@ Press today.
~ S,ssor Jas. X. Jones and family ar
pSS y y sne M city today and go down the
H. % Washington, Ark, the first OF
n "Sek. They will be the guests Of
=" v ). Dunham.
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$3.50 to Louisville, Ky., and Return.

to be held at Louisville. KY, Sept II to 18th,
ls97, inclusive the Santa Fe Route" will sell
ronnd trip tickets Van Buren to Louisville Sept
to 10 inclusive at 81. 80 good returning on or
before Oct o. 95.
The Van Buren press., 1895-08-31
Sick and Lame Horses.

DR.. j. w. HARMAR Dental and
Veterinary Surgeon will be in Van
Buren, every Saturday at Mace s Stables.
All diseases of horses and mules success
fully treated.
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National Ene..pnsnt g. A. r., at Louisville, Ky

For the above occasion the NO. Pac. Ry,. will
sell ticketr To Louisville KY. and return at the
rate of S17 80 for the round trip. Date OF sale
Sent 9th and 10th. Final return limit Oct. 6.
1885, A. HAYS, Agent
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II You Want....

to Buy, Sell, or Exchange Lands
or Town Property, give me mum =
bers, improvements and price, :
cash or time. II you want to
purchase lot me know what you
want. I will sell on reasonable
commission.
WIN. l. TAYLOR.
The Council have a surprise in store
for the good people Of Van Buren,, the
nature Of which we are not at liberty TO
say. However, keep still. Venture.
We know-can hold still-it's too
good to keep. The Mayor, Council and
all hands will resign and turn their
commissions over to the Governor
Ain I that too nice to smothers Bro.
Higgs don t know everything.
Little Jack Outright died last Sunday
night and her remains are to be con
veyed to La Grange, Georgia. DR..
Seals and Mrs. Viva Outright leave to-
day for Georgia to inter the body. Mrs.
Outright was married four years ago
and her husband died about two years
ago, leaving her with the babe who
lived till Sunday. She was named
after her father. The child was SICK
for only a few days and the mother Is
nearly prostrated with grief. fort
Smith Times.
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s.NrA FE ROUTE (sT. L. 4 s, F.)
sA" GOING NORTH.
10 / Express i:sS .. D. m. m
4 st. Louis Limited s.0S Sos 2. n, m.
4 Local Freight ~" p. m.
~ / Express @ i:io .. m. m
H. limited ll:O7 q. m.
II isi Froioht 1905 Q. M
~ -... ~ !, and So run daily except Sunday. bal
~ run C. z. GooDINe, Tkt Agt
EUREKA STRINGS BY.
Passenger. Mail and Express ~.
le1ve seIk krraEa aprinRs 1G20a. m.
ASnveH HH.Sa Snringa 4:52 p. M
k1ss ~. n saiirman 5.42 p. m.
a.i,snsn 6:15 p. m.
lseys ~ y Tnreka Springs 7:25 p. IN.
Amvs y ssILs Snrinea 7:33 a. m.
lAve ~ IsaIIsnnan &53 q. m.
Anvs y N. RICHARDSON. Agent.
.ovrrI CLAYTON. President and Manager.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21

expects this latest ultimatum will have
the desired effect without the necessity Of
a recourse to the arb:trament of arms.
The possibility Of active Intervention upon
the Part of the United States, which is
recognized rs being the most serious side
OF the present dispute, is discussed by The
Times, but Englishmen generally profess
to believe that the Monroe doctrine is only
n sort Of q bluff, which needs only to be
met with a firm attitude. II is generally
believed here that the. British colony of
Guiana Is in a bad way, and that its sal.
walton lies in exploiting the gold fields
which are in the disputed area
An official statement from the Vene-
zueian foreign office covers the policy Of
Venezuela In case the British attempt to
build the military road recommended by
British Minister Chamberlain in his letter
to Governor Lees, OF British Guiana. The
Venezuelan statement closes with the sig
nificant sentence that on the question of
building this road the course Of Venezuela
has been such that the invading neigh
bors" cannot make another step further
''ol the Venezuela side OF the lino,' with
out at once provoking a collision.
President Crespo IS at present at a sum-
mer resort, and the vice president is net
ing president. The Venezuelan congress
will not convene until next February 1t
happens, also, that cabinet complication
occurred ten days ago. -Four OF the cabi-
net, including DR.. Pulido, minister of for
eign affairs, resigned, and President
CrcspO has not yet named their successors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21
BRIrIsT VIEW OF TIE MATTER.
Publicity Has the E:f.ct of Forcing a Crisis
English Press and People.

FaSiisry Has the E:f.ct Of Forcing a Crisis
English Press and People.
Thcrparn intimations that the British
government would ut first have been in
clincd TO take no active steps, pending the
consideration of the note from the United
States submitted by Bayard. Had the
matter been kept reasonably quiet, it is
said, Salisbury might have consented to
some arrangement which would have "lct
Ve~Szticla down easy" But the alleged de.
mandsS0f the United States have been
made public on all sides. and this has
forced Salisbury TO act.
n cable from London says: summed
up briefly the attitude of the English press
and people towards Venezuela is one of
conscious righteousness and calm serenity.
Ii Is everywhere accepted here that the
British claims are perfectly justified and
complete confidence i'm the firmncss of the
government is expressed. Hints have been
thrown out Tor some time past that tho
Marquis Of Salisbury will stand no non.
sense from the Venezuelan government,
ahd consequently the announcement Of
thc ~ JONES Gazcttc that the premier
Iaa sent an ultimatum to President
Crcspo caused but little surprise.
AS liz thr case Of Nicaragua. everybody
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21
wo,nen's Christian Temperance Union.

BALTIMORE, Oct. al-The subjects dis
cussed in the national contention Of tho
W. c. L. L. We're work among the railway
men and miners: also the need of proper
literature in w. G. 4. T. work. II was
reported that the Methodist church had
taken the lead in using unfermented wine
in communion. The delegates to the con-
vention held n meeting in Music Hall yes
tertiay afternoon. Many of them occupied
pulpits and delivered addresses to the con-
grcyations in various parts OF the city yes
.erday morning and last night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21
He Should Have Used the Ak.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 2l.-James Nor
rison became infatuated with the wife of
William Jones, his nearest friend. While
Jones was at work in this city Morrison
went to the latter's house in the suburbs
and confessed his love to Mrs Jones, and
falling lpon his knees implored her to flee
with him. The woman laughed at him
and repelled his advances. Springing to
his feet Morrison declared that if she did
not love him she could not live. and draw
ing knife plunged it into her side. The
woman died a few hours later. A neigh.
Dor who witnessed the murder seized IN
ak. and by threatening to use it on Morri-
son if he ran SUCCEEDED in arresting him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21
sAERMAN's BOOK OF MEMOIRS.
Raises a Storm of Comment in the World
of Politics.

Os IohtiCSs
CHICAGO, Oct. el.-The review of tho
book written by Senator John Sherman,
Of Ohio, giving his experiences Of owe:
forty years as congressman, cabinet officer
and party leader has raised storm of
comment, especially as to the senator's
view OF the action of General Garfield
III accepting the nomination for president
in convention in which he was the
leader Of the Sherman forces. The review
says that Shermnn's book rather caustic-
ally criticiscs Garfield for accepting that
nomination. and while making no absolute
charges of bad faith, leaves i. to be in.
fcrTcd that Garfleld's action did not come
up to Sherman's idea of political honor.
Sherman, having his attention called to
the review, says it colors his statements
in n way not justified by the text; he had
not censured Garfield either directly or by
inference. Editor Medill, of The Tribune
of this city, says Garfield was not untrue
to Sherman; that the nomination was
spontaneous and could not have been pre-
vented by Garfield. Both he and Editor
DcYoung, of San Francisco, taking the re-
view as correct, say Skerman's condemna-
ton of Garfield Is the outcropping of dis
appointed ambition.
Editor McCullagh, of ST. Louis. takes
the same view. General Harrison is safe
from the interviewer, being strictly quar-.
antincd ut the sick bed of his little grand
Ion, "Baby" Mckee, who has the scarlet
fever. The quarantine bars ovcn a writ:
ten statement. Marry Garfield. the dead
Presidents son, declines to make n state
ment unless after reading the book, but
says his fathers biography will be printed
and the reply will bc made therein.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21
Fire Sweeps Algiers, In.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2l.-Fire broke out
in Alg.crs apd before the flames We're final
ly subduci destroyed about 100 small
buildings and about twenty more pretcn-
tious structures, including the court house
and a number OF handsome residence. The
loss is sl5o,oo0; insurance light. The
gangway to the Algiers ferry gave way
under crowd Of spectators and thirty peo.
pie were hurt Three children and a
woman are missing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21
Illinois y. NJ. c. A. ofcers.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-At the annual meet
ing Of the state committee, Y. NJ. c. A.,
the following were chosen officers for tho
coming year: Chairman, W. p. Herrick !;
treasurer, X. +. Goldsmith; secretary, E.
+. Parr. All the present secretaries of tho
state committee, who care for the general
work Of the association Throughout the
state, were reelected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21
Cause OF His Sudden Lunacy.
CAPTAIN ASsoN HAS A BAD FALL
Thrown by = bicycle aud His Body and
Face Badly bruised.

Thrown by Bicycle aud His Body and
Face Badly bruised.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2i.-Captain Adrian c.
Anson, of the Chicago base ball club, had
a very narrow escape from being killed
yesterday afternoon. In company with
his daughter and friend he was riding a
bicycle down Michigan avenue when he
challenged the two for a race. AT Six
teenth street the Illinois Central railroad
TRACKS cross the avenue. When Anson's
bicycle struck the rails it swerved and
started straight for the curbstone.
In trying to save himself the captain up'
set the machine and landed squareiy on
the side of his face. No bones were
broken, but it required an hour and hall
of hard work to bring him back to con-
sciousness. His face was badly cut and
his body terribly bruised on the left side
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21
Culberson Gets the ".Marble Heart

DALLAS. Oct. 2l.-The tenth annual
meeting of the Texas state fair and Dallas
Exposition company opened here. The at
tendance was large. estimated af 10000
Governor CuIberson was met at the train
By six companies Of state militia ard
escorted 10 the fair grounds, where he de-
Gvered a short address. As he passed
through the streets in an open carriage
not cheer greeted him, and the same
cold reception was shown at the fair
grounds. :
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21
Organized to Oppose Lynch:ng. .

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-The colorei people of
Chicago have taken the initiative in a new
plan to prevent lynching. They have de
cidcd to organize the National Patriotic
Church Defense association. 1t shall be
Incorporated, and its home Office be To-
Gated in one of the large cities. 1t proposes
to fight the popular American judge
through legislation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21
Great .o.. OF l,rr .rna Property.

san FRANCISCO. Oct. ai.-Later adyiccs.
from the storm-swcpt region of Lowe:
California state that at the interior town
of Cuiiacln from twen.y-fivo to thirty per
soI,s wcrc.kil,cd. All over the storm re-
g.on the loss of property was Immense,
though Culiacan did NO. suffer greatly in
that rcSpCC..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21
roor burglar Was Disappointed.

JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 2l.--A burglar en-
tered the residence Of J. V. Stout. Ho
covered Stout with a revolver and ordered
him to give over his money. Stout, who
was in bed, said he had no money. Tho
burglar then asked his name, and being
told, said in high disgust: Il thought yoG
were Mr.. Hook, the railroad president"
and without another word he took his de-
parture. The next house visited was that
of William Brown, Of Chicago, general
solicitor of the Chicago and Alton road
The man gained ADMISSION to the domes-
ties room and asked. 5cr where Browns
room was. She told him that Brown was
away in Chicago and that there was no
money in the house. The burglar left.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21
l,i,no,s state Taxes.

SPRINGFIELD, Oct. sl.-Auditor Corr
has received the state taxes for 1891
from all the counties excepting Cook. Tho
total paid into the statc-treasury is q. $50,
$40, with about sis5 900 due from Cook.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21
FURY OF MADMAN
He Holds Chicago Police at Bay
for Seventeen Hours.
F1NALIYoyEReoME Ew1THs sULPHUr

Armed With a Winchester Rifle and . Re
vol~er He Fills the Air with Lead and
Also the Nci:hboring Houses-Goes Sud-
denly Mad at Night and Tries to Shoot
His Wife-Captcin Anson, the Bose Ball.
ist, Severely Hurt.
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-Armcd with Win
chester rifle and revolver a madman de-
fed the police for hours yesterday at 30
Woodland Park, one of the most aristo-
cratic residence districts in the city. Bar
r:caded and locked in u second-story room
commanding a complete view Of the park,
the lunatic splintered doors, shattered
window panes, and tore holes in the plas-
ter Of the room with bullets from the
rifle, while he shouted defiance to the ,po-
S. Merwin, Of the firm of Rogers, Brown
& Co., pig iron dealers. After seventeen
hours work the police by strategy over.
came the mailman. Although he lad
fired 40 shots from the rifle and a revolver
Merwin injured no one, but number OF
people had narrow escapes.
Smoked Out with Sulphur.
After every other attempt to capture
the madman before he should kill some
one or injure himself had failed, sulphur
was burned in the furnace. All the
registers were closed excepting the one in
the room occupied by Merwir1. In an
hour after tho sulphur fire was started
Merwin was overcome and secured with
but little resistance. Mcrwin On Saturday
afternoon attended concert at the Audi
torium. Mrs. Merwin was ill and did not
CO. When Merwin returned home in the
evening he complained of pain in the mead.
As the evening wore on the headache grew
worse.
Went Mad il u Moment.
About the middle of the night he sud-
denly sprang from the bed, and scizing a
rifle, chosed his wife to the Kitchen.
Throwing up the window the terrified
woman leaped to the ground. ten feet be-
low, and ran to the residence of q neigh
Dor. The police were notified, and as they
trie1 to enter the house Mcrwin fired sew
cral shoes at them and c2lle1 them burg
lars. The madman then fired shots a:
the ncghboring houses, breaking windows
and causing the inmates to seek refuge in
the rear rooms.
Cause OF His Sudden Lunacy.
a couple of bicyclists passing We're fired
at, but Merwin's S aim was bad and they
escaped with q bad scare. Finally about
p. III. yesterday the sulphur was pro
cured and placed in the furnace rs stated
aboye, and Mcrwin captured. Merwin
was kicked in the head by horse three
years aGo, and to the consequent brain in.
jury his present condition is ascribed
| Merwin was taken to the detention hos
pital.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21

Sad. but needless. With proper
care and the use of Zoa-Pho-a at
needed periods. her splendid intcl-
lsct might now be supported by per-
feet physical powers. and grrces.
Sold by +. II. Thomas and Marshall
q Fisher. -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-21

Impure blood is the Cause of boiis,
pimples and other erup;ions. Hoods
Sarsaparil.A PARTIES the blood, and
cures these troubles.