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Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-23

The farmers of the central West are every where Rocking to the Bryan standard, and rendering shoss states which are the battle ground of the campaign certain for the silver rrauntpaa
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-23

Gen. Wardwsll came over yesssrdsy from Huachuca ss attend the council meeting last night, and returned 10 his home today.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-23
ROLL OF HONOR,
Names..of Those Giving to Aid
 in the Cause of Silver.

The following is . list of contribu.-
 ing members of the Tombstone Bime. tallic League. The roll of honor will
 be published occasionally and addi-
 tionsl names added e fast as any
 donations are made:
 A. Wentworth, Mrs. Josiah Kirlew c. $. Clark A. D. Walsh
 F. N. Wolcctt M. J. Brown A. L. Grow PRosPECToR
 Joe McPhsrson Chas Bseigalupi Samuel Barrow Geo. H. Fitts
 M. D. Scribner Ed. Tsrbell B. A. Packard Wm. Garrett Dr. H. s. Gordon. Wm. Kirlew
 Henry Bunker 0. L. Cummings
 John McCsrty Thos. Lowry Ben Cook Col. R. s. Hafford A. H. Emanuel John Escapule H. J Gray Geo. Thompson
 W. F. Bradley R. E. Jackson Scott White Josiah Kirlew Chss. Langpaap Martin Costello
 Thomas Tunney Louis Duvsl E. w. Perkins J. B. Miano Pete Bute W. O. Abbott
 Frank Engle J. s. Trowbridge FEE. Cadwe A. l.. Brooks J, A. Koska F. 5. Warnekros
 J. N. McDonough Sam Cowau
 NJ. Doyle Jos Hoefer A. Ashman Chas. Hancock Alex Mcintyre Hale Mccormick John Hsnley Wm- Pesrce George Rsffert, CHI. Bassett Fred Carleveto Gus Barron N. Mobile c. B. Tarbell J. Perlinds Geo W. Swain Jas. F. Duncan J. J. Patton Emil Sydow H. Troopman Jss. York Chss. Wiser
 Allen R. English James Clark F.. H. Storrs Pete Hook Quinn Hsmpston.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-23

No wsstsrn mail arrived today owing to washout or some other trouble near Pantano.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-23
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES, Silver is quoted ct 65
 Dr. Gs6, Benson-Physicisn and surgeon. q Fresh Fish is received every Thurs- day at Nobls's. If. This is hard weather on politicians. H. G. Hswe returned yesterday from Bisbse.
 Dr. AcSwegsn. formerly of Tomb stone, is now in Prescott.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-23

ally except Sunday. Pacific time.
 I. I. FREY General Manager. A. NAucLE, L H. ALIRDcHT, Assists General Mauaye4 Train Master. MARICOPA { PHOENIX R. R.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-10-23

Sun Set. limited. sss: bound, Aosaays and nsdAys s.is. Bs.sons Sun Set. mite wcs. bound. Wednesdays sn sAsardays Gos Bsasens 
 NEW MEXICO q ARIZONA
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
prnpJrS SINGING CLASSES.

TN. Peoples Singing Classes, uhue' ,'' Wv nam.
ment of III. Peoples choral mon ~ ,o-d.y
,oscb director will begin their MIN Sea@ W 49,
r.. ,,. NJ these classes is to teach al "A 10" 'o''
hou, IN read music from printed notes Wy "
simple aud natural method NO pr'''ou' r,', r,ar.
., ,,,,sic and no fine voice ar" r''lu!re" Nv, ~
,, Co., ,,r a course of thirty lessons Is !" Genus
, lesson Tn. 10 cents pays FOR the "uS'.' -
eratli,ousy ana for the rent oi 'he ""'' ,.o,,,,
,c salaries all instruction Is tree ~ ~'p.
,,,cI,rs selected by Mr.. Damrosch' VIII ""
,.w m, ,nbers every sunday afternoon from ~ "
o..lock. AT the following halls Botanic han NO oS
Fast broadway; Caedonan Hall No ID iioratio-st.'
\,w-York Turn Hall No. 66 East Fourth-st'' Ndei-
NH Hall Nof2ol West Fifty-second-st.; Maehhet-
,hor Hall No 38 East Fifty y-siXth-st. MaJSsu'
nan No ll1 ~. Il one -hundrcd-an twenty -iith-st
Persons of every creed. race ana hatioI'att! , 81.
Welcome These classes organized py ,he WI t ni,s
T.. ople tfiord opportunity TO All 10 'ean W ,.s
r.autiru music in ,nOrus. rhe advanced CLASS ana
ti. ,noraI union for advanced singers, VIII oes"
n October H. at $50 ana y. IN rtSpscuncls IN .,' %
larr, hall at Cooper Institute. Application ior a
81, sses may he made the secretary OF the frope
1 moral Union No II University Pace. or AT tne re-
sp.ctiye classes on October ! and thereafter
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
COLONEL MAPLESON APPROAC CHES.
NE AND A LARGE PART OF HIS OPERA COM
pANY on THE NEw-YoEk

HE AND A LARGE PART OF HIS OPERA COM
PANY on TIE NEW YORK.
co,oneI I H. Mapleson and ffty-seven members
of his opera company are on board the steamer
Newyork which Is due here on Tuesday. The news
h,. already been widely scattered that this organ
za,ion called Officially the New Imperial Opera
,.ompany will be heard for the first time at the
Academy OF Music on Monday evening. October 70
I, "a probable that Aida" will be the selection for
the opening night. The new opera Andrea
cherier' IL expected to he one OF the important
features OF the season
co,onel Mapleson has recently been in Milan at
,opdne 10 tho painting Of scenery and the design
inc NJ costume. for the productions which are TO he
r,.ae The staging Of Aida" is expected to he es-
pecially striking.
,rh. fol,owing are announced az the principal sing
or. NJ the company: Sopranos. Nine Hariclee
nrc,.. of the Imperial Russian Opera and the
RovaI Onera Madrid; Mile. Louise de Ehrcnstein'
~ The imperial Opera Vienna: Miss Susan Strons'
81 W ,he RovaI Opera Covent Garden: Mile Touinee.'
Mile du Bedat and Nine Guiseppin,a Hut"1, t a.
~nyzo sopra nos and contraltos Nine; Pars OF -
% "Monnaie brussels: Mime. Meysenhein, OF tne
"a Mm.terdam Opera House. and Nine Scalcni ienori ,t
simnor nurof Signor Randaccio Signor Ssno pe
Stamor 0vieri OF La Scala. Milan ana sgnor De
Ssssrcht Rarytones Signor CRhetto Sgnor 6inr, S,
va Si0nor de Anna, Bases. Signor Dado So. Sismo
rsrzi OF La Scala, Milan; sgnor Borei'' ana e's"''
Lucent.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
NEW Y. NJ. c. a. BUILDING.

start will he made in the construction or the
senior department building * a question that VIII
denend mainly upon the resources AT the command
Of the association. In the meantime both inc
tunior and senior departments VIII he accommo"a'
cd I'm ,he Eighty-seventh-st. building, when II ~
finished
.rb. Latter will cover area or about olxlW feet
The greater part OF the space Will be devoted TO
a gymnasium directly in the rear OF the front part
NJ the building which will be made one OF the
features of the whole construction. gallery VIII
n. built around 1t. and from the roof perfect venti
,ation will he obtained Its dimensions will he Iox5o
t.., II will provide facilities for racing track
and entrances will be arranged for from both the
,unior and senior departments. In the basement OF
IN. Eiyhy-seventhst structure bowling alleys for
rho use of the members will be built. while the
u,ner stories will be devoted 10 classrooms, for
Giving instruction In the educational courses OF tne
as.ociation to reading and assembly rooms. Inc
building will be- four stories high and Will present
n substantial external appearance In the itaIian
Renaissance style. The lower part VIII ne trimmed
with bluestone. and the upper part iaced WIN nsn.
brick The cost of this building II estimated al
about so OO and will be completed by next spring
n is thought that the Eighty sixth-st part. which
will cost about $4,000. may probably be started
,pon 20 me time next summer The prominent ieat-
,,re OF this structure wil be a large assembly hall
lifted with a gallery. and with extension rooms.
which OH special occasions may be thrown open 70
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
MUSICAL COMMENT.
. TRADITIONAL BLUNDEK IN wAGNERs
OF SCHu-
.yxs INSANITY vOICE-TRAIN-
$50 AND RICYCLlNG THE
MUSICAL ART SOClEI1
NEWS NOTES.

,r,;ur ar, many of the accounts which
Ms m from Germany concerning the enect
T vrs Wasners stage management III ."e re-
VI, navreuth festival That there ""u'" wv
IT., NJ absurdites every one VINO hau iha"e
we"''" wagner felt convinced. after the produc-
SUI ..Tauuhauser' in 1891. which marked 'he
inning Of her career as the sole repository Oh
oS i., wisdom and the court OF first ana last
80, for all questions concerning the MASTER III
,,o,s purposes and methods hu' the resu'S
-, ,o have surpassed the Widest eNpec'duoiS'
So ~ o,b.r things "a childish effort to account Tor
ax,stence Of the phrase typical or the SWORD ''
''' ,, sc.ne of "pas Rheingold' Is TO be noted
-, ~. ,b,s drama was brought forward at the Met
or,an Opcra House in TINS city III 'al""!'
,.sa The Trihune's reviewer directed ''ehtio'' "
- fact that the stag" manager had 'u''e" W"
~, vaprers book is only thought IN the MN"
:. wo,an into a thing of brass and steel "o'a",
vs.. h.fore stepping upon the rainbow bridge anu
!,, his hand 10 Fricka stopped ana plcKeo "f
uord which ne brandished as It's mus'oai ''
hol flashed through the orchestra "he'e III. W.
svord come from? The question was p"' ~
,,u,e 70 Mr.. SeidI who answered that " nhs". 1
VIM ,ha, !, w.s mar, of the hoard which fa1-
"' ia ,.e,ec,ed tn carry off The fact ina. 'h'
. n gross reryersion of Wagners purpose ",
~ ,,d uron him. Mr. Seidl replied 'ha' W"s'e ,n.
s,r,.slf anproved the device. In reVn" review ~ % ~,
Bavreuth performances. prphS"'u !"
d.n k,inste" of Lepsic. We r.""' nm tho
"' .nn,rood" when Fafner gathers up s ,ns
,na-d he unexpectedly finds IN II M,ainahle enough
ncrIu I, away AS not appearing NdIu", a., .onr;c
throws ,'H then lifts up Nothung rms SctIr nc
% said 70 hay GCmc hut arP Since t is
and 10 re- so,'nd in any edition. would prefer W
s,;s,ense with the hit OF naiVc'e . MA,
Mr.. scidl WAS therefore right III ''n."'%n h,rdleS
~ .,c,io, for the episode as IL was h'i""'
he' -, ,oes moi redeem the paipahe an
,;,, and only serves TO show tha' "as"e' y"
,r,s,ed A composition when or'sn""A aaIs
tondly beau,iful l, was one OF 'hVse s. pp hsarars
,n,.n ne made to the imagination o, Ms "'"'.
""n a,onosinc and aftcrWard vuigarized ana
VINE 'o' ,a,o ~ cheap theatrical claptrap
rn'Ii,r o how clear and impressive the inciden. Is
observe "o - or ..Das Rheingold.' Wotan
,, er,sbed his apos,rophc TO wslhaiia. 10 wncn
~ vas moved by the sight of the rainbow ',,u to,,
r.-Nching from the valley up 10 '"s ,n'on. music
IT, M =. ht,, suddenly the sword phrase
,,,,Is in por.rous proclamation from the orches-
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
TOI RT CALENDARS FOX HONDAl.

App.lst. piysion-Supreme Court-Recess until Tues
'1s Sup enc SPECIAL TermPari Before BeeKman
J',oon calendar allied at II a ar, m, u-p.,ors Mac
L.n Jcour. opens at 1910 a. "a II pasT asss Beach
Motions. 40 / - IS. inclusive. called at lo:oo a. M
penurrers Nos 1853 ~ III to 20 'ncus'e % r.ea az Al
,o % ssfsrsa s ss!s CaH:r: @ s M9. $50 so a. lied I
supreme %G. :7s sog:'S.s1' .es . s 4!o 1856
supreme cour-Specia TrrmnPar' ", NDPre ,'s An're"S
s"pr"ms %"n5S "ctHspeciai remra, vlml'efore Pryor
be sen. from nT, y for yIefor. 'TIa Law
renee. J.-Elevated railroad cas's ,,,, ,,,,,.
J Tss"Esr' az, sal rst1r' ssi sss 1sy $40
ss,rTsi sg7a ss s1so 7si 4s'o s5a Goi7
"s'-@r ."ar ls a ss s'9 s's sa
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@H%asss S@pss%~ to be sent from Part iii trial.
.ourrSs TrrmpaT FROM p,r I sH ,r, b'ok
supreme cour,Tria TermmPar. vl-Be'ors % Glider
sp:i =, SH' aosl s"ss i I;i siis sis. ~ - r n, ss
to :. sent from rsr VII d4 f. S''s
supreme Couri-Tral Term-part IX-Before McAdam
70 S .:H % nnri %
ausss to be sen, d from Part si SI rs
J-Cour opens at lo3o a. m
Probate @ Hannah Gros;nann Exa london; John J.
Sps SsraS F. Yonman. clara Bsndh.im Arnold A. A. Bad,
at 1920 a Charles Johnson simon strauss, Al p m
surrosates court-Trial Term-sefore titzgerald =.
Nos 1888 HI iSS iiS' 1880 1l92. ll0l. llG6 l2Ol
ia2 i2os 1905 l,6. I'll. H.. l2l+ i:i3' i2i7 l2ls
I'm i22i 1922. 1924. l225. io26. l22l. l22s ...
opens at 10 30 a m. Motions at 1890 a. m
civ ,'ourt-Trai Term-Part I-Before Conlan. J.
MOI. 2o68 isss Al 5Ii. %'9. 40. I5s, I+. i3,3
2n5 2O37 5S5 as 40 lse 800 AIS 4ss. 4I3. l13 i'2
2o2a ,ei 23Ds 5s3. .3Oo 40. AL
city courTral Termmrar, I.Befon Mccartny' J.. j..
5fi sS $40 6ii $50 53i. .250 1856 352 j8+. $50 5's
AS S7o SIS 80 $40 I64. 3I6 5s7.
&c e'y c"ur~TraI rerm-Par III-Before schuchman
Nos 5,s2 6&3 626 621. 672. 6I9. $50. 6sl. 6s2 tsS
',s4 as 6s6 8sI 36i 50. l2is. 53 l3+. $50 2s4 AZ
.os .0s sO. 800. 3O+ 316. sos 5l6
city ,our-Tral Term-Part lN-Before ODwyer. -
short causes Nos 1910 24os 1861 1888 23sS 22l7 2S3
,ioD o372 9Is 1850 2+O3. a9i. ESQ 2405. 2403
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New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

The Philharmonic Society announces the PROS
pcctus for its hfty-fifh season. Six concerts viii!
be given usual. in Carnegie Hall Saturday
evenings. November ~ December ". January 2,
February g. March . and April 10. with public re-
hearsas the Friday afternoons Immediately pre-
cedina. Carl IIar will be the solo attraction At
the first concert Teresa Carreho at the third. and
Ban Davies at the sixth. The symphonies to be
given at the concerts Rubinstein'a ocean" "
Beet cthoven's "Pastora'' TschaIkowsky's "Patht-
tiquc" Schubert's "CEfnishcd." Schumann'" D.
minor. Borodin's H-minor, and Liszts Ere
Faust" The centennial anniversary Of Schuher' :,
birth will be celebrated q tin fourth conceri.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

WORK BEGUN IPDN THE ifRAN'li IN fASl
EIGIITY-SIXTII-ST- WHAT 1T
WILL. OFFER.

The building has just been begun of IN" ne"
East Eighty y-sixih-si. branch Of the Young Men :
christian Association upon lots extending through
to East Eighty-s.vrnth-st.. and known as Nos l'S
~, and 1862 The branch. when completed VIII De-
1, is said one of the largest association building
IN I'm, I'nitcd States. The building Is TO be divide"
into twp branches that in Fast Eighty -srventh-st
10 ,. li., as junior department. ana mat IN East
Eighty -sIxth-st. ~ the senior department. r"'
,h, rr.s.ut however work only on the junior de-
, man, huilIInp is b. lur carried forward. When
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

and Wo,an 'as Il inspired by crahu ioea' 'i''s
"very rcsoluteiy':
co now 10 greet the castle.
Sa@,re from fear and terror
49, , h,,s. = heard again. beginning
- nd -v.oirg Ia a crashing forussimo choro'
Won ",.rns sclcr.nly 10 Fricka :
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04

.u. o,v. , seating capacity for stN-
me nan, r pnople Both buildings are 10 pe M hy
rroof and will be- erected iron, from a pia"S -
i ,mes r. Ware. Of NO fs' F"'"'"
New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
By Russell. J,

Court
By Russell. J.
Ir,ce ayt Mckenna-Edward f.. Mccall
Konvaiinka agt. McSorley-Emmet j. Murphy.
importers and Traders National Bank agt. Gorman-
Thomas e. q sullivan. 49,
Matter Of Briggs ave.-Rignal ID. WOODWARD
Finder agt Weber william J. Woods.
Matter of "New-York Times publishing Co'-1homas
r. Donney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-24
Auuusetuents.

A play that successfully holds the
boards Of London theatre for over
a year, and that has packed the
Standard theatre in New York with
delighted audiences for about three
months, must certainly have intrin.
sic merit. That is the record oil
The Strange Adventures of Miss
Brown" which will be presented for
the first time at the Burtis this even
ing.
Richard Mansfield is to present -
Partisan Romance" at the Burtis
Thursday evening. The mere an
nouncement of Mansield's engage
ment is sufficient to insure large
and intelligent audience.
When Sowing the Wind" with a
famous cast of players under the di-
rection of Charles Frohman. is pre-
scented at the Burtis next Friday.
March %, the feminine portion of
the costumes will greatly interest
the ladies' of the three cities. as they
have those of other cities. They are
historically correct. and are of the
Georgian period. From them can be
learned in how great measure we
are going back to the DAYS of our
grandmothers in the matter of fash
ion. The antiquities of the trim
mings contrasted with the frills and
furoelows of today will have par
sicular element of fascination for
feminine eyes and tongues.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
Comisg Convention OF the Rock Island
County Association.

Comieg Convention Of the Rock Isiand
County Association.
Thursday and FRIDAY of next week
is announced as the dates for the
Rock Islaad County Sunday schools
association annual convention which
will be held in the United Presbyter-
ian church at the corner of Third
avenue and Fifteenth street in this
CITY.
This years conference of the Sun
day school workers promises to be
an exceedingly interesting one and
it is is expected that every village in
the county will be well represented.
An attractive program has been ar
ranged and many papers and adj
dresses especially interesting to those
engaged in the work have been
provided for. Thursday afternoon
session opens with song service by
Carl G.. Taylor. This will be fol-
lowed by fifteen minute addresses by
Revs. ii. &. Marshall. W. S. Mar
quis. G. +. Taylor, Ira w. Allen, r.
W. Merrell and L. W. Grafton. In
the evening there will be song SER
vice led by Henry Hansen and music
by quartet from the Broadway
Presbyterian church. L. b. McKown
will deliver an address Of welcome
which will be responded to by Presi-
dent l.. c. Dougherty. Then there
will be an address by State Secretary
w. b. Jacobs.
Friday mornings session will open
with song service led by c. ID. Nc
Laughiin. Then Carl G. Taylor will
handle the subject OF The County
Work." DR.. j. w. Stewart The
Needs OF Our County," w. b. Jabobs
The State Work." committees will
report and then new business will be
discussed. c. +. Adams will open
the evening session with 2 song ser
vice. "The Benefits of the Sunday
School tn the Teacher and to the
Scholar" will then be discussed with
each address limited TO Is minutes,
These addresses will follow: TO
Promote Sociability." Mrs. Jessie
Holt; 10 Afford Rest aud Recrea-
tion," Miss Anna Bromley; ITO Al
ford Opportunity TO Gain Useful
knowledge, Miss Lizzie Stelck; ITO
Promote Intellectual and Spiritual
Growth" Miss Mary Welch; Ito
Cultivate Reverence for the Sacred
Day and for Sacred Things" Mrs. NJ.
=. Brown. Discussion will follow
and the convention will close with
addresses from the new officers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-24
SEEKS HEAVY DAMAGES.
Louis ". Broberg Asks 81 900 Econ the
Davis Company.

Louis W. Broberg Asks $40 900 Econ the
Davis Company.
Trial of Louis ". Broberg's SO, coo
damage suit against the Davis COM
pany is on before Judge Hiram Biye-
low in the circuit court which was
reconvened yesterday afternoon for
a couple of weeks with view of dis
patching the unfinished business of
the January term.
Broberg seeks the damages as
compensation for injuries sustained
while in the employ of the defendent
company at Moline. The accident
occurred in that city in May three
years ago at the corner of Fifth ave-
nue. and Nineteenth street, where
men were engaged in lowering 4
water pipe in order to run it beneath
a storm drain. The embankment
gave way and Broberg was under
the cave in. He claims to have had
his breast crushed. beside receiving
general injuries which laid him up
for 4 long time.
The jury listening to the case is
composed of: Otto Bfinberg. George
Reimers. John Murphy. Z. Cron-
holm, J. A. Peterson. Charles Os-
valid. Frank Strandberg. John Miller,
John Hahn, George +. Nissen. j. A.
johnson. Emil Peterson. Attorneys
Wood. Butterworth, Peek and Dun
ham represent Broberg and jackson
& Hurst and w. A. Meese appear for
the Davis company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-24
Low Rate Excursions

March 10, April and 81 and
May D; excursion tickets at the
rate OF one fare plus 81 for the round
trip to points in II southern states
and territories; also to a number Of
western and northern states. An
opportunity to reach almost every
city in the south and southwest and
large number of important points
in the northwest. Tickets are good
to return any Tuesday or Friday
within the final limit, which is &c
days from date of sale. Call on B..
c. f. & n. agents for further infor.
nation, or address the undersiene
j. MORTON. G. P. & L. A.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-24
Did You Ever

try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? If not. get bottle
now aud get relief. This medicine
has been found to be particularly
adapted to the relief and cure of al!
Female Complaints, exerting won
derful direct influence in giving
strength and tone to the organs. If
you have loss Of appetite, constipa-
ton. headache. fainting spells or are
nervous, sleepless, excitable. melan-
cholv or troubled with dizzy spells.
Electric Bitters is the medicine YOU
need. Health and strength are guar
antecd by its use. Large bottles
only soc at Hartz & Ullem eyer's
drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-24
A Promising and Deserving Event,

An entertainment is to be given at
the Rock Island High school Thurs
day evening of this week for the BEN
eft of the High school library and
under the auspices of the students of
the German course. Miss Augusta
Hellpenstell, the cultured instructor
of German in the High school, has
devoted great pains to make the
affair success and the program,
which will be unique in all respects,
will embrace, in addition to selections
by the various members of the class.
a German one act comedy, together
with living pictures, etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-03-24
BRIEF MENTION.
Leaf lard at Gilmore's.

leSI IaTQ III ullmOfo 3.
The best broom-Lee's Little Gem.
William fBlaschke's steam dive
house, 1ii2 Fourth avenue.
Come and get good tailor.
made suit for SIS at Leithner's.
j. S. Gilmore aud daughter, Miss
Bessie. are attending the grand opera
at Chicago.
Dairy butter equally as good as
creamery, two pounds for 35 cents at
Maucker's.
We are again able to furnish the
Erie filter. Look in our window and
see what they will do. Davis Com.
pany.
''How the Apostles Made Chris
tians" will be the subject of Ev ange-
li>t T. j. Sbeldon's discourse this
evening at $50 in the Saints hall,
Burial block, on Second avenue.
The Tri-City magazine comes ont
in April. 1t is published by Watson
& Gray. Ryan block, Davenport. 1t
is profusely illustrated and contains
new and original stories with arti.
cles by local writers.
The genial Tom Fender assumed
the duties of yard master in the c.,
r. l. 4 P. yards in Moline this morn
ing. Mr.. Fender was transferred
to Moline from Rock Island, and the
position down there was taken BY
his brother, Jack PenGer-being
simply transfer of the men from
one yard to the other. Jack having
been yardmastsr in Moline fore some
time.-Moline Mail.
The fast mail on the c., r. /. & p.
yesterday morning had narrow es
cape from serious disaster "a few
miles west of Iowa City. A broken
rail was discovered by party of
bridge carpenters Just before the
fast mail was due at that point aud
danger signals were put out and the
train stopped. but none too soon,
The broken rail was on steep grade
and i: the train had not been stopped
the accident which would have fol-
lowed would have been terrible in it's
result.
The bodies of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Hartman, whose deaths were
the result of a domestic tragedy at
Omaha. as told in yesterdays dis
patches, arrived in Davenport today
for interment. Two children, Wal
ter, aged years. and Clara 5 years,
are left. Mrs. Hartman was form
erly Miss Maggie Schroeder, of Dav-
emp The tragedy occurred Satur-
day. Hartman first destroying his
wife and then suiciding. MIR. Hart
man was for eight years foreman
in the employ OF the Lewis Roofing
company. which recently opened a
branch house in Rock Island. z W.
Lewis in speaking of the affair today
said he endeavored to have Mr.. Hart
man come to Rock Island with the
company, and spoke of him in the
highest terms as an excellent work
man and honorable man.