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Evening journal., 1896-01-07
SENATE BOND BILL.
The Finance COMMITTEES Prepares a substi.
tute Tor tho Houso aIeasurs.

SUITE or tho Auudo Molsuros
wAsHINGToS, Jan. 7.--Following is the
full text OF the substitute for tho house
bond bin adopted by the senate finance
committee:
Section i--That from and after the
passage Of this aot the mints OF the United
States shall he open 20 the coinage OF sill
YER, and there shall be coined dollars OF
the weight Of 1925 grains troy Of stand
ard silver, niro-tenths nne as provided
by the act OF Jan. 49, 1887, and upon the
same terms and subject TO the limitations
and provisions Of law regulating the coin
age and legal tender quality Of gold and
whenevor the said coins herein provided
FOR shall be received into the treasury cer-
tihcntos may be issued thereon in the
manner now provided by law.
Sec. 2.--That the secretary Of the
treasury shall coin into standard silver
dollars as soon as practicable, according 70
the provisions Of section Of this act from
the silver bullion purchased under author
ity Of the oct of July Il, 1890, entitled An
Act Directing the Purchdsn of Silver Bull
lion and the Issue Of Treasury Notes
Thereon and For Other Purposes, that
portion OF said silver bullion which repre-
sents the seigniorage OF profit to the gov
ernment-to wit, the difference between
the cost Of the silver purchased under said
act and its coinage value-and said silver
dollars SO coined shall bo used in payment
Of the current expenses Of tho govern
mont, and for the purpose Of making the
said seigniOrago Immediately available
for use as money the secretary Of the
treasury is hereby authorized and directed
to issue silver certificates against it, as If
it was already coined and in the treasury.
'Seo. 3-That no national bank note
shall be hereafter issued for a donomina-
tion less than $40, and all notes Of such
banks now outstanding Of denominations
less than that sum shall be, as rapidly as
practicable, taken up redeemed and can
cellod, and notes of $40 and larger donom-
nations shall be issued in their stead un-
der the direction OF the comptroller Of the
currency
"Seo. i.-That the secretary of the
treasury shall redeem the United States
notes, commonly called greenbaoks, and
also the treasury notes issued under the
provisions OF the act Of July IA, 1890,
when presented for redemption, in stand
ard silver dollars or in gold coin, using for
redemption of said notes either gold or
silver coins, or both, not at the option of
the holder, but exclusively at the option
Of the government, and said notes, COM
monty called greenbaoks, when so redeem
ed, shall be reissued as provided by the act
of May 81, 1873"
The substitute was adopted without
discussion, the vote being to o. Sena-
tor Wolcott was absent, but his vote was
counted for the bill The yeas were:
Voorhees,, Harris, Jones of Arkansas,
Vest White, Walthall, Jones Of Nevada,
and Woloott. The nays were; Morrill,,
sherman, Allison, Aldrich and Platt
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
penih of Jamo. Q. nall.

CHEsrER, Jan. 7.-James O. Ball. one
OF the best known men in Delaware
county. did suddenly at his home 80
Darby township, sunday Mr Hall who
was la hls 70 IA year. attended the Rose
Tree on Saturday in company rith VIII
liim Bullock OF Ysadon, and was sp
parently 10 good health he fell IN in
the night. but decor relieved him.
Sunday morning he asked bis daughter
TO fetch him some vinegar and water.
and duriog her absence OF three minu es
he dropped dead. BE was supervisor Of
Darby township. a bui ding association
director and secretary Of The Kingsessine
MesdoT Compeny
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A Dcstrnotlre plarthinr.

PGTTsBURG, Jan. 7.-Chester w. Nc
Corkle, young son OF the manager Of
mine at Dorseyville, IS dead, and Reuben
Fisher, son Of Rev. Fisher of the same
place, is dying, the result Of an explosion
Of giant powder. The boys had secured a
can Of the powder and were intending to
make powder "mines. Fisher, in SPORT
threw some Of the powder into the flame
Of a lamp carried by MoCorkle, which
caused him TO jump aside suddenly. He
dropped the lamp into the open can, oaus-
ing a terrific explosion. Tho boys were
badly burned and MoCorklo died shortly
afterward. Fisher cannot live.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07

& Hill.
On Sale Wednesday Morning,
AT Q O'CLOCK.

7l5 yards Domet Flannel from
the Appleton mill fire, but unin-
iured, at 4o a yard; regular price,
20 yard. 1000 yards much better
quality at &c; worth 9c a yard.
70 pairs 11-4 Blankets at 81 a
paif; worth s3.75.
A lot Of Prints, best quality, good
for dresses, wrappers, comtorters, or
any other purpose you wish, 4c a
yard. Please remember that these
ere the best quality made. A lot Of
Bright Plaid Dress Gooda, suitable
FOR waists, children's dresses etc ,
g.; worth l 4c.
Look at our new Hamburgs--our
own importation-they are beauti-
full; the new styles are very attrac
tive. A lot Of odds and ends, etIips
and remnants Of Hamburgs at bar
gain prices.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
oArARRH CANNOT ne oURED

with l. CAL APPLICATIONS, as they can
not reach the seat OF the disease. Catarrh Is
70 cure Il you must take intsrnnl remedies
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. and
acts direetiy on the blood ami mucous
suriaces. Halls Cattirh cure Is no quack
medicine lt was prescribed By cne OF the
best physicians "a this country Tor years and
Ia a regular prescription. It Is comp sed OF
best blood 0uriderq. actlng directly on the
mucous sNrfaces The perfect combination Of
the two ingredients is Whist produces such
Won't eriul results curing CatarIh send
lOr tesii nouials. free
f. J. CHEYNEl a CO.. Props. Toledo. o.
Soid b. Druggists, price 55c.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
IIoENsr APp1roArroNs.


Mo- lCk TO lHr HONORABLE
~ Judges Of the Court of General SESSIONS
OF the Peace ana jail Delivers OF the State Of
Delaware. IA and for New Castle cCuntJ. we
the undersigned. froeholders and respectable
citl1ens Of the Twelfth ward of lhe CITY Of
WilWlnl ton. do hereby certify that John
Lemon. the tenant and occupant o. the house
aitue ed At the southeast corner Fourth and
ccntt streets. In the Twelfth ware. eli !. county
a d state aforoaaid. and d-ecrib "a IN his ap-
pllcaiion, md .-hn Is applicant for license on
Monday. the 81 day OF February. 1885, being
the D xt term OF said cOuft. FOR the sale OF
Intoxicating liquois Ia quantities. lot less than
oue-half gallon therein not 10 be drunk IN
th- premises. he being licensed retailer Of
goods. wares and merchandi e. the aggregate
cost value Of his stock constantly kept on
hand for sale Is not less than Ave hundred
dollar ;being a man OF full a0e.Of sobfiety and
good moral cha ater. that such sale Of intoxi-
cniiug liQnors at said place ia necessary TO ac-
commodate the public. that he IS the tenant OF
said house and The following respectable citi-
zens Of said ward. at least twelve or whom
are eubstat tlal irepholders OF said ward.
recommend the said application viz:
John Lcnktl Thomas @. Pierce
John Spphn William Gcl gelbach
"atrlck Daley loseih Noyden
Franz Gcngclbach Joseph y -chorah
James A. Mcrauley William b Woldin
Thomas a. Hitch Thomas r. Mcguire
Aiexandrew Morgan Philip shea
Cornelius Mundy Acam SPAIN
Joseph h Oberb George W. Curray
John r Daley Thomas Dorsey
knOch u ffefson v smith
lgnatiu, =. Smith Patrick Smith
JOHN LEMON.
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Gormnnv For tho Doer7.

BERLIN, Jan. 7-Emperor William re-
oeived DIR. W. !. Lodys, secretary Of state
for the Transvaal, at the new palace.
His majesty assured tine doctor that the
Transvaal republic could reckon upon the
protection Of Germany.
10 Is said that the emperor promised DR..
Leyds that Germany would recognize the
independence OF the Transvnal republic
By appointing q German resident at Preto-
ria instead Of a consul as heretofore and
assured the Transvaal secretary Of state
that the triple alliance would also reoog-
nizo the independence Of tho South Afri-
can republic.
Baron Marschall Won Bioborstein, min
lister Of foreign affairs, was not present
upon lho.oceasion OF the imperial audience.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
nIrl,.

PYf E.-Oa tho 5lh instant, Joseph Psle, in
his 10th year.
Funeral sefvicfs az hia late residence. Cedar
Grove. Lancaster ami Grant avenues. Wed
nesday afternolu, Sth i0atnnt. 40 2 20 O'Clock
fhiiadelphis, Baltimore and Delaware state
papers please topy.
CURRHN-In this city on January lgt, 1906,
Bridget Curren. age1 si years.
FARLEY.-ln his cits on the "a instant.
Margaret Farley. aged 66 years.
Relatives and friends arq res ectfully invit-
cd TO attend the funeral from the residence OF
her son in-lsW. r. Bnurden. No l0sls trsnklin
etieet, on Wednesday morning at . O'clock
High mass 40 st. Pauls Church, lntcrmvnt
NJ cathedral Cemetery.
HOss NGER.-On January G. 1896. Char
tie E. Hossinger
KILMER In this city. on January 3. 1895.
MAJ garet j. kilmer, aged - years.
MALOY.-On January 3 1898, at the resi-
deacc Cf her son-.n-law, NJ. h. tork an. NJ
d., No. s2d Wes, street, Mary r. Graham,
wife Of kcv j. Earle Maloy.
MCILHHNNN-On the 2nd instant, William
Mcl benny, aged AZ years.
TEkRY.-On the % instant. john NJ in
fant son Of , ugFne ". and hmma j. Terry,
Hgfd l6 moniha.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
mRRpfrD

GEIGER-DUNLAP-A Union N. r. par
sonhge, No 5l3 jefferson street, on Thursday
mOfniuR january = by Rev. John y. q. Hanna,
Edward ID. Gciger aud Miss NJ. Eta Dunlap.
both Of Chester county, Pa.
HAMILTON-DfLKS 1881 West
Fourth street on condai svsuing Jtnufry @ q,
Hamilton aad Mrs. Jane Dickson, both OF
Wilmington. Del.
HILL -NcKhON-At Union n. u parsou-
REV. John ID. q. Hanna. HsrIy n. IIill and Niles
Mary A. Mckeon. both az Newark. Del.
WHlTEM MAN-FfNCK--On The lst instant,
~ No. l0s Lincoln street, hY Rev John France.
Levi II. Whiteman anu Lucia Eircs, all OF
this city.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
soelaI and Personnl Not,s.

Edward r Shields. o. Wsst Chester,
hss been visiting ia the city.
Herbert Mallin has rsturnei from
West Chester.
Mrs Edward Welsh and daughter
Anna, have returned home from two
weeks visit 10 relatives in Lancaster, Pa.
Peter L Cooper Jr, is In Norfolk
Secretary OF State Whitemau is in
Dover, this being Governors Day.
George S Rowboi ham, OF Philadelphia,
is visltiog his son, George w RoWbothsm
in this city.
The Warren Football Team will dine
at the Hotel Jennings this evening
The cfieers.elect Of Industry Lodge,
No 2 A o U. W will give dinner to
the Grand Lodge officers this evening
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
About MIss Nanez MeIa.o.b.

Miss Nancy Mcintosh, the charming
young society actress. who Is we'll known
90 G number Of persons In this city, is
receiving a great deal OF attention at
Washington Last night she sang at
musicale given by Senator and Mrs.
Briee Miss Mcintosh is a NON Der OF
His Exce'lency" Company, being the
only American who belongs to It. She
has an unusually expressive face and
fresh, pleasant voice which she uses
with great intelligence.
Miss McIntosh is the sister Of Barr
Mcintosh, who played here with the
Wilmington Dramatic Club Ia Its pre-
sentstiou Of "Ths Russian Honeymoon
W. s Gilbert beard her sing sc q private
concert IN London, and ho vas lock
ing for = new prima donna for his comic
opera, he asked her to allow Sir Arthur
sullivan TO pass judgment upon her
voice Miss Mcintosh sang "Orpheus
aud the Lutte, Sir Arthur's very earliest
composition, when she met him He was
delighted, not only st hesring his old
song, but with Miss MoIntoah's fresh,
rich voice.
Her fondness for & guitar gave
hr Gilbert the idea for the
part which be wrote for her In
"His Exeellency." which Is that Of a pie
ture que street singer. who is constantly
accompanying her songs on a guitar.
Daring her coming engagement in Phil
adelphis, Miss Mcintosh Will be enter
tsined by WILMINGTON friends, aud
several theatre parties will attend her
performances
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
WondorIana Famllr Thantre.

The Australian Boomerang TnroNers,
with their collection Of unique ROLES
together with many peculisrlties typical
Of their native hume, made their appear
anoe at Wonderland Yeaterday aud ore
ated o great sensation L. is claimed
that this Is tho hrst tribe Of these savage
black trncksrs that has ever vi,ited this
country They are quite dark 10 appear
anoe nearly as black as the African but
they have nothing OF the negro character
Ia their feces theiI halr beidg very long
OF hne texture and Inclined 10 carl On
rAursdsy and Saturday mornings Of this
week these people will give a FREQ exhioi
tion Of boomerang throwing on the
vacant lot o. Ninth and Lombard strests
ln the theatre au enj yable performance
Is given, which IS particularly interesting
FOR women and children.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
ARrlllIsnt nahnt ren

Misses Mamie and Emily Gray, OF this
city, were guests a. tea given by
Senator and Mrs Quay Ia honor of their
debutante daughter, Miss Susan Q1sy, at
their haudsome aud new home in
Washington yesterday from to 2
o'clock The fff hf was the smsrtest
debut tea Of the season snd was at
tended by representations OF the official
and resident ciety Of Washington
The debutsnte, who is = charming glfl,
vas btc)mingly at ired In o gown Of
white velvet dotted null and rare red
violets A special table had to be
brought into the drawing room TO hold
the immense number OF bouquets sent BY
admiring friends aud well wishers 10 the
latest addition to the circle Of young
telles.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
IS DR.. JAMESON FREEl
The Bold Adventurer Reported
Rescued by Uitlanders.
sPR1Ga is RHODES SUCCESSOR

England Reported TO he Sending Troop,
From India TO tho Transvaai-E Emperor
william Says the Beers May Rely OF
Cermany's support.
LONDON. Jan. IA dispato p TO Tn,
Times from Capo Town says that 81
Americans on the Rand have told Pros.
ident Kruger that they sympnthize great.
ly with him, but that thoy cannot helr
him unless no grants reforms.
Many residents have begged President
Kruger, The Times dispatch continues,
"to avert outside interference by coming
20 terms with the National union. A
meeting OF Germans decided to send a
deputation to assure President kruger OF
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
Recclvsr - - Nrnano I,oad.

AKRoE O Jan. Judge Voorhis has
appointed John Tod OF Cleveland, who
has been rocoiver OF tho Now York, Penn
sylyania and Ohio railroad, as master com
missioner 90 sell tho road. The date Of
the salo has not been fixed, but Sc will be
about tho middle OF March. The prica
must b5 at least $4,000 600 and must
all be paid within 30 days. The appoint
mont was modo on the application Of tho
Farmers lean and Trust company OF
New Yosk
ONCE Seventh and kiaE. Phone bf5.
h. T. Sergeant dealer IN coal and wood
aB-Lurss reA coal for family uss
ez5-H Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
Kept a DIsorderly Hause.

"WbistliDg George Gordon and Annie
Scott. both colored. were arraigusd in
Municipal Court last evening on = ehsrge
Of keeping a disorderiy house at No 5l5
Pine street. A fine Of Ss5 and costs was
imposed on each.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
Sold by All Druggists.
Only a Few More r.eft

We have a few copies Of a beautiful
work. handsomely bound, containing sew
ersl hundred pictures Of nigh artistic
merit, which will be sDld at 81 % a c1py,
which is about one-fourth TIE publica-
tl5D price Also some copies Of Rand and
McNAlly's Cyclopedia az 81 25. worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
at the EVENING JOUsEAL ofiss
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
nmoera Mn 80 81 to Sow York

The Old Guard's ball in the Metropolitan
Opera House. New York city. will take
place TO- night and for the first time In
several years the governors staff OF
Delaware will not bs represented
Governor Watson and his colonels were
duly invited and have appropriately
acknowledged the invitation, but the
many engagements Of honor during the
past year have compelled the sta # officers
Co decline the Nsa York invi ation with
regrets
Evening journal., 1896-01-07

She Do you make love 20 every Girl you
know, "a you do 10 mef" Young lawyer-"My
dear young lady. you should NOT ASK a qaes-
ton that wOnld lend 20 incriminate the Wit
Less. ~ otroit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
plnhth,rla sem I,arIng.

SALEM, jar. 6.-The diphtheria scourqe
which has been prevalent IN this aectlon
for few weeks past Is still unahaled,
been greatly reduced yet the ofli sials are
losth to rslinqulsh their efforis until
they feel assured that the disease has
been successfully stamped out The
Board Of Education still keeps the schools
closed, and &c Is probable that they will
not ha opened before next week.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07

Wonderful are the cures acco nplished by
Ho0d's S.rsapariila nnd yet 90 Is on hecause
HOud'- Sar aparilla fhe one true hic od purii-
or. makes pure. rich, healthy blood.
Hoods Pills for the liver and iWela act cnal-
ly set promptly and efficiently
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
Jadzs and vrs. Marvel Entertain.

Judge and rrs. Marvel Entertain.
Judge and Mrs D. T. Marvel have been
entertaining a house party a. their
handsome new home on State street.
Dover since Friday last until 10 day L.
wss composed OF Mics Lucille II zspberg
a charming belle OF Elkton, and or Con
stable Of the same place; Miss Katie
Bumes and Miss Sherwood. OF Milford (;
Robert Davis. OF Georgetown; Josiah
Marvel, Of Washington; Thomas Frame.
Of Dover; Charles Pretiymsn
of Milford: Mr. Gllpln. Of
Maryland and Mr. Donally. o.
Atlantic City Judge and Mrs Marvel
and their guests attended the New. Years
dance at Dover Friday night, and on
Saturday evening the entire party went
60 Philsdslphis te see Irving and Terry
Miss SberWocd addsd much to the
pleasure Of the company by her exquisite
singing many Of her songs being Of her
own composition. Miss Humes "a
fue instrumental sollsts and the musical
features we're not Il be least pleasant OF
The many provided for tho entertain
uent of he guests.
On Thursda Mrs.. Marvel will Join the
same party at Milford for two dsys.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07

NOTICE 4. WILLIAM j McLAUG HIN
~ the tenant and cccup Mt of the house
eituapii Nt No. f.0 Wett Second street, IN
tho First ward IN the ci ~ Of Will
mingion. county of New Castle. and State OF
Delaware, IA compliance with the require
ment- o. the acts Of the GENERAL Assembly
give notice thtt shall apply In writing to the
Court of 6enerid Sessions of the Peace and
Jail Delivery Of the state OF eaware. In and
dav of February, 1895, being the next term
Of said court. for license for said house as
an inn r tavern, for the ha'o therein OF In
toxicating liquors In less quantities than one
quart. 10 be drunk on tho premises, and the
following respectable Ciii2e OF said ward,
a. least twelve Of whom are substantial free
II.a .sI...
Evening journal., 1896-01-07

4 600 boxes Segars at 65c Good cigais
35s bex. Durstein, No East Second ST.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
treMs or IN eResT.

Jareers fxeskiv foo.tiouD -"Th-ihiuk !
was y burglar. u.d q 70 Mrs. Iaggers-'Noi
a burglar wouldn't have taken half the time
TO get in n-life.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07

NOTICE.. THOMAS j. HANI4EY, THE
~ tenant aud occupant OF the house situated
at clrntr A and Townsend streets
IN the =, coud waid Of the city Of VIII
mlngtou. county Of New Castle and state OF
delaware. Ia con plitnce with the require
mfnts OF the acts Oi the General Assembly IN
90 h case made a. a provided, do hereby give
notice that / shall apply IN writing to the
Court OF General rcas one OF the feace and
jail Dtlvery Of the State OF Delaware, IN aud
for Ncw Castle county. on Monday the 5l day
Of February. 1895. being the next term OF said
court. for license for seid house as an Inn or
tavern. for The sale iherin of intoxicating
liquors Ia l. ffs Quantiti,s than me quart 10 oe
drunk on the pIeniefs. and The following re-
spectacle citizens OF said ward, ht least twelve
~ whom are substantial freehoiiera or said
ward. "a commend the snii application VIZ;
Henry "a. Roller Howard h. sparks
Hugh DONE her Alexander Iy0
William DfylnA frnnk Qninn
James n. q retn Harry q CaNi iOn
Charles II. Stegonsln jones NcClll0ck
Arthur McDlOshcy George ~ ifutter
Michael n. Cannon John driiith
Hugh Scanlan Jesse TShon
james X. brighton Charles II q Card. Jr
William Sherwood Thomas L Ounrd
Gc0rfe A. Henderson John Bredv
William K Bruce Robert J McClCskey
Henry Dugan james 7. fellly
THOMAS j. HANLEY.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Judge and Mrs. Marvel Enter
tain a Pleasant House Party.
A BRILLIANT DEBUTAErE TEA

Attended By the Misses Gray IN wash
on-Iaterestin< Personal News
About Miss Nancy MoIntosh who Is
Known to WILMINGTON Society Folk.
Other Social Matters OF Interest.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07

All communications Intended for insertioa
ia this column should be addressed 10 Society
Editor, care OF the EVENING JOuRNAL. Com
nunicsti0ns should DO written on one side Of
the paper only.
Evening journal., 1896-01-07

No IIF-I W.J, HAHUATfIl, TIE I'm
IN ant and occupant Of the house situated
at southwest corner Front and Jefferson Streets
in the Third ward in the city OF Wilmington.
county of New Castle and state OF Delaware.
acts OF General Aase mbly In such case made
ard provided do hereby give notice that
shall apply la writing 10 the Court OF General
state OF Delaware. in nd for New Castle
ounty on Monday the 3rd day OF February.
1895. being next term OF said court. for
license for said house ns an inn or tavern for
the sac ther Ia Of Intoxicating liquors IN less
quantities than one quart TO be drank on the
premises. and the following reepecia able
citizens of said ward. ot least twelve OF whom
nrn auh-inn.l.I flnnLnlnnr. of aald ward.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-21
Matrimonial Matters,

Grace Lutheran church on Forty.
fourth stree. and Seventh avenue
was the scene OF a pretty weddipg
last evening. the principals being
Robert Ander. on and Miss Ida Jose.
phine Erickson. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. L. Murphy in the
presence of = number of the friends
Of the popular young couple. The
attendants were James Clark, of
Muscatine, and Miss Helena Reimers,
of this city. A wedding reception
followed at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. John Arnell, 1904 Sew.
enth avenue. The groom is one OF
Moline's hustlipg business men,
while Lis bride is a young lady OF
many charms. who enjoys a wide ac-
quaintance both here and in Moline.
The couple will reside in Moline.
Walter H. Corbin and Miss Emma
S. Winning were married yesterday
at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Winning. near
Carbon Cliff. Rev. Afford, Of Hamp.
ton, oflic,ated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-21

The Iowa Public Health association
concluded its meeting at Davenport
yesterday by the adoption of resolu.
lions asking for the creation of a
national bureau of health and calling
upon the states of Illinois and Min
nesota to formulate such measures as
will bring to the attention of their
representatives in congress the ne.
cessity of such body. There was a
banquet at the Tower in the evening.
There were remarks by Lloyd Davis,
Of Des Moines; DR.. Jennie McCowen,
j. F. Lardner, and Charles Eugene
Banks, of Davenport; Rev. HILL oil
Atlantic; A. j. Humphrey. of Gales
burg; and DR.. Thomas of Council
Bluffs. Aid. W. II. Wilson, of Dav.
export. was postmaster. Abou,
siXtv-five were in attendance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-21
Home From Springfield,

Trustee L. j. Medill, Dr., is back
from Springfield. where he and the
two other commissioners of the
Western Insane hospital met with
Gov. Aitgeld TO approve the bond OF
the Edwards Il Walsh Construction
company. which has the contract for
erecting the buildings at WATERFOWL.
Mr.. Medill said that the difference in
the bids in machine and hand cut
s;one was $4,000; that the people
VARIED stone building, and tina,
the state would not stand going be-
yond the appropriation. but that all
work would be done by nnion labor
Work at Watertown begins tenor.
row