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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-10
Break of Two Illinois Girls.

HAMILTON. O., Feb 10-Two young and
pretty college girls, who are students at
the Oxford Female college, near here,
tried to run away. They are Miss Maud
Wilson, of Gibson City, Ills, and Miss
May Stewart. also an Illinois girl. While
the other girls were at chapel Misses VIII
son and Stewart hastily left the college
and went to the residence OF q friend,
Miss Hattie Rogers. intending 20 take the
Sal train for the west. They Were headed
OF and induced to return TO the college,
after n scene. There is said 20 be yoang
tDan IN the case
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-10
Many Bim,,ailists i'm Parliament.

LONDON, Feb. I0.--It has bcen learned
b. the Associated Press that there will b.
strong bimctallic representation in the
next parliament. The committee now
numbers i-j members and is much strong
er than ever before. The bimetallic qucs
tion, it is said. will certainly come beiort
parliament during the month OF March.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-10
Bids for the New Bonds.

WASHINGTON. Feb 10-The latest and
actually correct revision of the lis. OF bids
for the new bonds gives the Morgan sym
dicate exactly $50, La, 80 of the bonds
The list OF successful bidders shows that
all of the bids for as much as 500, 900 OF
the bonds, and over. came from cities east
OF Pitts burg, the most western bid being
from Philadelphia. and nine-tenths or
more Of them from New York City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-10
AFRAID OF sELr-INCEIM1NATIoN.
Says She Can Clear the Boys of Murder, and
Will, il Necess

Will, II Necessary
Miss Hollingsworth's manner of telling
her story convinced the officers that she was
holding something back. She was subjected
to a most rigid examination and on several
occasions she los: her temper. She said she
had not heard OF the murder until two
days ago. She had no idea that it would
turn out so badly. Il am positive that
Pearl was not murdered" she said.
well, how DO you know?" Il know"
replied the girl, but 1 do not propose to
tell"
Why nots" simply because do not
intend TO incriminate myself. There was
| an occurrence between jackson, Pearl
Bryan and myself that were to tell of it
would clear up the mystery surrounding
her death"
"Why don't you tell it and set the minds
| Of her folks at rcst?' For this reason:
1t would incriminate me. However, l do
not propose to see those boys hang, and
| when the last hope is gone / will tell what
l know in order to save their necks. They
did not kill PEARL
How do you know they did not kill
herr"
because she died by her own hand. Il
have n theory. Pearl took the medicine
herself. She was in Jackson's room at
! the time. 1t had different effect from
| what she expected and she grew so bad
| that jackson saw she was going TO die.
lie knew that it would never do to have
| her die in the house, SO he secured hack
| and assisted by Walling took her across
! the river. She may have died on the way
VI may have been dead before they got her
out of the room, and their object in TAX
| Ing her there was to hide the crime.
off
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-10
FOUNDAGORYHAT
Latest Discovery in the Pearl
Bryan Murder Case.
NO TRACE OF THE MISSING HEAD.
Thorough Search Fails to Bring That I'm
portant Link In the Evidence to Light
waiIing Make. n Had Slip of the Tongue
Letter Written by jackson To Wood
That Helps Forge the Chain Of Testimony
-Deyeiopment n: indianapolis.

That Helps Forge the Chain OF Testimony
-Deveiopmcnt n: indianapolis.
CINCISNATT, Feb. 1O.-All yesterday the
detectives from three cities were out busily
hunting the missing links In the chain Of
circumstances by which the story Of the
murder Of Pearl Bryan is to be shaped
into perfect evidence. All search for the
head has been fruitless. though made by
hundreds Of volunteers, along with tho de-
tcctiyes. a very material addition to the
dumb witnesses Of the deed was discovered
,bout $3.50 o'clock last night. Detectives
Grim and wittc found the girls hat. In
Il was bloody handkerchief and big
stone 20 keep IL from being blown away.
II was found in an angle between the
Fort Thomas Electric railway and tho
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad near their
intersection southeast of Newport, Ky.
Mystery That Remains Cnsoived.
The mystery of the whereabouts Of tho
Girl on Thursday night, Jan. 3D. the night
ncfOrp the murder. remains unsolvcd.
From her arrival here on Monday, Jan.
q, mp TO II o'clock Thursday forenoon her
movements have been traced. Then comes
hiatus until o'clock Friday evening,
when she was last seen alive. This was
,t D,yc w,IIi,gfor,'s s,Ioo, ,vb.r. sbc
ard t,.t..,,, - -, ,,,, r., Jr,,t- a.,
glass Of mineral water The rest of the
story has bcCn told, barring certain gaps
In 1t which detectives are now trying To
FIJI. The finding Of the hat wcakens tho
theory that u cab was used to take the
murdcrcrs and their victim to Fort
lh"ihns. ~ looks very hnuch rs II they
Went Went ny thc ciec,rlc r'ii"aF 70 ror'
lhOihas, c"ihthit'cu 'he uccu ana 'heh
""HO" "H'h 70 '''c oi's' anu Hn"lhH .h,a
h,' ''o Conspicuous 90 w h,oucii iciS II
"n'Fr u "uu'" oo iio'' hhciy u oe uh'
observer.
Razor shows Nothing discriminating.
Jackson razor found in WaII'ng's
trunk has been turned over To the police
Medical experts say the girls head was
cut OH with s"ino very sharp instrument
II razor or surgeon khic' Iherc arc
stains on thc razor put thoy are neon
spicuous. 10 thc Correspondent Oh the
Asso,ln',u i'f'ss ia'o ye'terihy aitsrnoon
po'h waning hnu '"chsOh rcpeaVeu 'hc'r
accusations "i cach o'her 'ucssoh was
uhN'"u' w hh"" Wv s'''c W p"'ii' s'ii'i'
mont III r'Eatu ,o 'nc'n' pu' "ouiu say
np'''lns riory ',''n no n's '''i'"'iy ''i''
Hio''n 'l'i.r so ",'' "i''s9 I'm i'o" IN
'"''tN'H"'''' ,'','"''o". D't',. "uo'.'o'
We" ,r,c N'Iu'c s.o'y VIM eouo,'os. .' I'm
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u'chy wiz ha'' JUr'suie'ioh Vi 'hc casc III
inc courts
Practically no Question oil Guilt.
There Is practically no question about
the criminals, for in spite OF the assertion:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-10
All the World for One Cent.

NEW YORK, Feb. l0-The World an.
nounces tha, the price Of its weekday
morning edition will hereafter, in greater
New York district, be cent instead OF
cents. The price throughout the country
will remain the same az at present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-10
Morton Officially IudorreL.

NEW YORK. Feb. l0.-At the meeting
here of the Republican state committee
the candidacy CT Governor Morton for the
pre- sidency was formally indorsed by rcso
lutions unanimously adopted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-10

DO not daily with rheumatism.
Get rid of it at once by purifying the
block with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Be
sure to get Hoods.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-27
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inirfnal Nf every Oiiistu Demands thai
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allowed iu defeat the hrat Interests oi
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better ihHi lhr railroad company dorlde
nt once npun AldrfhtpuH where RWpia
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hnh lrl construction Ho forward lmmu
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tFfriou ul0n Alf ilHmmun nni tba rail-.
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lhn control locations. Hli present ndIol
lions al present hardly seem in warrant
anY further dnihi and ~ the views 0f "a
few business men cam hr iahsn aH ans
criterion 20 would Boz hotter at onrr iu
ond an discussion nf enc question
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viii ptnUHiifU Wuth uf tho hualneas of
ihr rlty a MOTEL Win certainly follow
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trade hH Vel Ha Wh0lfsalp storage. and
warehouse huHlnfsa Nud ~ those owners
~ property. want io hold up enc prices 0t
Wud lfiH tn Hunh p0lni HH viii uu' only
frr.so uul lif public hr ral'rl Yu.
pHhf und themselves lt ln ptrh.r m.t|
hH Wi in lHI thr ftoere-ont ukr place
fhr situation ls something iitt thn manI
ln NrW iurh Wh0 had ON of tht uutI
elephants shipped 90 ihia country Co.,
heard ihHt liarnum was looking fur Hurn
fnd animal ana plnCod che price atI
$1,000 Alter examining the beast inf. /
mum offered the owner flup for lts pos
session The man Indignantly refused % |
iinrnum walked away and many yoaml
iftu itr dealer M elephant SNAPS muuI
bad thf elephant on hia hands
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-27

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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-27
"rIE HAUu0Ap TlcErr

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nov playing Chips boo 49, Vs. Freeman. 7
a lihllfpnh Ticket" which nppr1r nf
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-27
Nnmcn mo cnNnnAcrnna

I..Imuiea for h now brewery building Ia
nr erected nt Astoria, o., Tor Mr John
hnrp will ho received up 90 March TON.
lNN Contractors viii pay iinm tor ufo
ui ui plane and specifications or.
dtiH WIN ho taken by "a H. il0yle a
'n, H' commercial street, Astoria. or
EMIL HcilACUT, Architect.
Nn'mn ilt ilA and lp Commercial NIX,
Portland. or
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-27
ARTISTIC FREscoiNG.

AR " M0retu the wcll-knoWn frcaso.
artist who recently decorated tho iIm.
maucr-Ffank drug store Doc Portland. Do
la the city, on ha way 90 ihe South
and viii remain q frw days Mr Vsr
Hchueren has engaged him Tor some Work
and hc has also been engaged 90 DO tho
new place Of y Dourollc while DO lH ~.
pecied that he viii have charge OF iho
artistic work for ErIckaona now house
An desiring 10 take advantage OF thla
extraordinary opportunity can leave or
dcr with Mr Ncuchucfcn. $50 Commrr-
cial street
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-27
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-27


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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-27
REMovAt4

Having removed 10 Bond street uust door
90 jennH restaurant ! respectfully ln-
yin my friends ana others IN need of
To0d honest footwear 90 call on mo ln
the now place New work hH we'll aH fe-
palfins Good WorkmAnHhlp and live and
lrt live prlcrH d A. NiMNE
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-27
FRoM NoW -. npIuNn

Oyowoats and winter wraps will Do in
fashion. Thoy can Sc discarded. irnpof
arily while travelling On uha steam heated
trains Of the chicago Milwaukee ana gi.
Paul Railway For solid comfort. f1r
speed and for soaf8iy no other llus can
compare with uio great railway on the
West.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-27
ARARl OPPORTUNITY.

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u'H apnN lu 49, ID SMITH,
Manager
Headquarters et Smith nat law oitco
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-27
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-27
NOTICE 40 rANrAygHa

NHI..r b. h,rrW HNrn that the tnX roll
Goo hN IH now lu m, hands Zoe oollec.
iNn lHtrH wuHt Boz pHid ON or before
AWU D. iro. lu save additional costs
JAN w. HAUn,
3hcrIn nui Tak Collector
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-02-27

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Nurur or ANNUAL acuuuL Mggr
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tUUOH Ia hereby Ni,cn to thr yntprH ni
t.nun District Mo- D. Astoria Ulutaop
county ufuHun. that the annual school
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huu.r boo lHNlurH Astoria
TilOH btAlY, chairman
N'iust a. d. rEUuuuuN, clerk
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mansnl send -four rsfeFsneea and ten
cents fer full particulars John FiAnsy
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~ AstHANAA n AAafAA# AAAAfif VI AIM
For a dinner. served on he Dining cars
OF fhe chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Paul
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feceipi Of two cent postage stamp. Ap-
ply 90 Geo. III Heanori. General paas.n.
scr Agent. Old Colony Building. Chicago.
Illinois.
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wounds and piles, which Il never falls 10
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