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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-04
THE FRISCO FIGHT.
,,.fy GETs THE MONEY AND
r,rzsIMMONS THE HONOR.
THE SAILOR OUT-GENERALED.
r,nchcG. Out-vinded. Out
da,,cd-rhot II 'hc 'P'"io" of
rneii.dc Experts VIII" Were at
.,.. rirg-Sicc--Court Injunction.

.t. Ixucrts who Were at
fhc Rirs-S'"'--' '"'' "'""''''"'
San FRANCISCO. CAL. December g.
..'.....- or mot Bob Fitzs.mmons did or
.. nm Tom snarScy in last nights
.. ul furnish more talk in this CITY
.. nee ssary 90 elect President.
-.., r.s tho money but Fitzsimmons
-r ha- an the honor. From the
. nc vo men shook hands at 1850
...n. until Sharkcy dropped like
..r before a terrible uppcr-cut. IN the
e round Fiuzsimmo0s out-eene-
.. oatpanohoi. and outwindod his an
..-. E.n.t,s in pugIism sW"rmed
.. tte rn-siic. bat the boxer VINO
r..mmons strike a foul blow Is
-.. ta h. found. Jack McAuiiie' ''in.nF
.I Johnny Hcrset Nouns Mi'chei''
t.ew Eddie Grcaney. ANA scores
...-- declare Chat the decision or
Vyar Ecarp was plain case
,fsior Frank Mclaughlin.
... p.r,trc.r State Gem
.,..,.,.. a..
.. Committee. Wao was pIo"""'y l' "
.- r--IlIou TO see the alleged loul
....r,. .l-s. slvs that the knock
..,, ,,,.,,..r-c,it MS l,o ever
,,..,,.
rrs selection as l'i'i'o O''i''0
INA peculiar way. %. many ""'
r had urged Danny Lynch
..,,...r to name a satisfac-
,..,. t,,.,-i,tl,. rsf,,es1
.,......
.. -n claiming lhat '''Ie WIS pi'"-'
... Yesterday morning the man
..,.7 over the question for
md man after man
l ,,.,,.., +,,a
Duo Lynch was o"'"''''' ana ''''' ''',
- hour arrived. Presiieht Oro'h' oil
N...r.l Club. was called on 20 make
.. He fixed on Wyatt carp,
....., 30 ,c.ent him rather
u.r .ltt i,4s ii'l-''o''S Of0" ~ '''O
of c0WarOIce. Juhan tooh the
..s OF tne stick.
..r>IoN- or SHARKEY.
,...,,...3 a, ., ,,ovor
..,- rir, rerform last night
~t.. -a - rrratlv ovar-
.,...,,. o,t.lassr5 i'm a con-
,..-....-,-,.. fs als, NO, dis
,r.re abont evenly
.., 'r wai.bt tbcre being less than
i f'- l-tlt tl'-e S,,lao t-,. ,i,,,
- riH t.
s.i i']s.'''i''o''s "l','
..'i.,. l.'' S.l, T..
i.r WORST OF J., "''- H'.'t ""'
-... hlt My reputation WAS az s''Ae'
. -.ok -he chances. never sIucN
..I I..v. in my life. and no one knows
f- than Sharkcy that l won LAST
t-lt fairly ana squareiy. LOOK
Io you see ns-e marx or
.r+.rn Did get a cool. solid punch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-04
Tie Weather.

- WASHINGTON. December 3.-fore-
)rlio EAST for Virginia. North Carolina
~" and South Carolina: Fair wea-
ther; slightly warmer; easterly
winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-04

TaE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and cold. though less disagreea-
bic than for several days.
State OF thermometer:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-04

All who are exposed to the weather
should keep Dr. Bulls Cough syrup
l,anHN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-04

ment were ordered paid. The former
amounted to s.. .i63. The committee then
adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-04

''I.-AS TEN, December S.-Martin
manager for Bob Fitzsimmons,
t'arhel Dan Stuart t1>ly from San
9 that FitzsimmOns won his
iHiry last night. bat was robbed
" .ao victory and its financial fruits
stated tha, FitzsimmOns is ready
.n hnlsh fight with Jim Corbett
Ine A5Gr purse offered by Stuart,
Inat if sharkcy viii get into the
Win him he will whip him the same
OF night be- fights Corbott.
.'afi declines TO discuss last nights
or Referee Earp's decision. lie IL
10 say. however. 'hot the outcome
not !essened public interest In i
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14
LocKJAw CAUSES DEATH
ars rssoas Cis.sss . vs~ssa e sss rssvs.
bss AAsrtsOn.

ars Yb0Oos Ciasesa . vscseo - soO 1svys
s,s A@seuss-
Mrs. Thomas Clinton. a resideut o.
the southwestern end Of the city
died at o'clock this morning G!
lock jaw after two days Of indescrib-
able suffering.
She Was q years Of age and les-es
8 husband and two small children
both boys. A week sgo Mira. Clinton
stepped on = 6sh bone. which pune
tured the skin q her foot. Not
thinking seriously OF the injury
medical attention was postponed q
couple Of DAYS. when DIR. A.ay was
called in. Mrs. Clinton was yet I'M
mindful Of the probable consequence.
Of the hurt. 81 which she was warned
BY the physician. and venturtd 90,
few DAYS af,erward.
Thursday Mrs. Clinton WAS strick.
en- with the lock Jaw and her suffer.
ings continued until death relieved
her this morning. She was dsugb.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Will
liams. who are now in the south
with the Lehr & Williams Opera
company, and who have been mott.
fed Of her demise. The Funeral oc.
ours at o'clock Tuesday afternoon
from the residence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14

The camel IL o beast Of great
strength and endurance. Nothing
hurts 1t until the proverbisl "lasi
straw" Is added 20 its burden. The
human digestive system Is very
much like q camel. IL IL really az
,onishing how much abuse IL will
and. Sometimes. however. some.
thing worse than usual will be eaten.
and will 20 through the stomach
into the bowels, aud there IL will
stick-that's constipation. Nine.
ieaths Of all human sickness Il due
To constipation. Some Of the Elm.
plest symptoms are coated tongue
aud foul breath. dizziness. heartburn.
fatulence, sallowness. distress after
sting. headaches aud isssitudc. A
little thing will cause constipation.
aud little thing will relieve IL. DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are certain
cure for constipation. They ars
tiny, sugsr-coated granulcs. mild
aud natural in their action. There
i nothing injurious about them.
Sold by Druggists.
Address with 81 cents in oue-cen,
stamps. TO cover cost Of mailing
only. Worlds Dispcnsary Medical
association. Buffalo. n. r.. aud get Q
free copy Of the Peoples Common
sense Medical Adviser"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14
HoW's This.

We oder one hundred doIisrs reward for auy
case OF Cstsrrh that cannot be cured by Hal
Catarrh Cure.
f-J. CHENEY & CO., Prop, Toieco. Ohio.
We. the undersigned. have known Y. J. che-
ney for the last Is year., and believe him per
Getty honorable in al basisess transsctioss. and
financially stie TO carry out any ooliss;icn maze
BY their srm-
WfsT 4 THrAx. " holessls Druggists, Toledo. O
wALprSs, KrxSAx q NARvrx, y holeea,e Drrg-
si.ts, Toledo. o.
Halle cstarrh Cure lie taken internally, se.irs
direefiy upon the blood and mucous surfaces Q,
the eyssen. Price. sse pr bottle. Sold BY IL
druggists. Testmoniais frSs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14
COUNTY BUILDlue.


Nov. 11-Altbea Dean to Abigail
j. Dean, lot IL, block 2. Chicago or
Lower add, Rock Island. 81, 900.
12-F. W. Letsch to Edward B.
galke. tract by metes and bounds,
80. IS, lie. 81 1000.
Eldridge Clark to NJ. Schoonmaker.
lot ! Schoonmaker's add. Reynolds,
5000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14
Hoo Co Prevent . Cold.

After an exposure. or when you
feel n cold coming on. take dose 81
Foley's Honey and Tar. itnever fails.
) Did ny Ne. r. Bshnsen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14

sided at the
throttle for %
yesrs, and has
come to be one
of the most
trustworthy and
faithful attaches
of the road. MIR.
Mctiill is 1T
present running
freight between
Rock Island and
No,lor Tn.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14
RAILROAD RUMBLE.
Sketch Of the Career Of Thonas
T. McCill.
TWENTY YEARS AT TEE THROTTLE

One Of the Chicago, Rock leland = Pa
eff, Roads v.iued and PopuIsr At
tsches-Other Matters Picked uP
Around the Depots and shops.
Thomas +. McGill we'll deserves
recognition in the ranks OF the vet
eran engineers OF the Rock Island
road, with which he has been identi-
fed since 1870, when he started in
the shops. gradually ascending the
ladder Of promotion until he was
given a locomotive. He has pre-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14

To Gre Cold Der One usy.
Take laxative Bromo Quininc Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
|! IL fails to cure. % cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14

For WORKOUT business men moth.
Ing equals DE-. Ksy's ksnovstor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14

5ec-Childrep'- White silk Hoods,
worth CSC, 81. ti.25 and e1.50.
z3c-Lsdies' Satin Top ssiIors.
worth SOC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14

Very fine back and navy kerscy
Jackets. faced with satin. made in
latest style. special Offer q IL
Worth tl2.50. WV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14

Double Beaver Cape. elaborated,
embroidered In jest and brsids
"a inches long. for A 81
Worth o.. TIL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14

Elegan; Plush Cape. Martha Flu
edge. 2o-in. long. 1891 sweep
an extraordinary value ca %
worth %. for ~ 6o
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14

Velvet Waists. made Ia latest
style. reduced from 1886 20 f3. IS.
Corduroy Waists Sass and G.z5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14

TRIMMED HATS made expressly
Round Hats. Dress shapes represe,
Millinery Of 81 -. fi.3s. t2.ss. o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14

Ladies' extra fine quality Beaver
Jacket, large velvet collar, jacket
faced with satin for E 26
Worth $3.50. $3.50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14

Double Beaver Cape, edged around
top. Cape and Collar with stitched
satin, very cheap a. ca 40
Worth %. % TO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14

Elegant Plush Cape. neatly en-
broidered in Jest. 2o-in. long. 100
in. sweep. Tibet far edge A73
Worth 80. sS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-14

Ladies' Boucle Jacket. made so
latest style. trimmed IN small
buttons. best value ever e 7C
Offered nj UsGO
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-21
White Lies.

When may 1t he right "a tell an M.
truth: L. n problem IN stlIcs-i,ot easily
solved. That ,licr" nrr times when ~
would simply hr brutal rOligIilcss 10
lc honest every one admits. and u de.
Walton from the strict letter. Of the
WORT II cXclisnbl". Indeed. II Is n mat.
ter of lmposslbillly to he always abso.
lutcly trutliful. Respect for the pcc,i-
liurltlcs and opinions of our neigl,hors
hns grown To he u virtue: hut one vIr.
tue suffers for another. aud truth must
suffer thereby. We do rot mentally
hclahor cncli other with coarse truths,
Us IN the ollrn days: we are socially
irsincrrr, Int with more well meaning.
We are ~ dalniily cultured now that
we should choke over q small dlstastc.
ful PHI of vcracliy. the while we IN.
tilnchingly swallow II big on" ana never
notice II. or prricnd WE don't. II we
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-21
FRESH EGGS FROM THE ORIENT
Chinese I'm port Dciicacics If the Sea.
son Tor Their Winter Cousuu, ptiOn.

"F'rcsl, eggs from CIina" Is II con.
spiciiOus sign posted at the windows of
all the Chinese stores and restaurants
on Clark street. IN Chicago. Only the
Cinnamon notice 1t. for 1t Is posted
In the queer characters of their IAN
guagc. They are Il dclicacy that come
to Chicago every fall from China. This
is the season When Il. u. Bonhcim. In
charge of the Chinese entries at the
custOm.housc. has his hands full of
work. The examiners room for the
past two weeks has been strcwn with
the square Iapcr.covcrcd boxes wrap
ped with bamboo splits. and which
hold the cOnsignmcnts Of fruits. vcgc.
tables and groceries for the Chinese
wcst-for Chicago Il the headquarters
ut supplies for all Cinnamon from the
Missouri river to the Allegheny noun
| tains.
Not the least among the queer things
that are Imported from the celestial
Kingdom are the fresh duck eggs. At
least @.'Nn of these have passed
past two weeks. Eacl, egg Is wrapped
IN inass of black mud. that retains
1t putty.Iikc consistency FOR months
even when exposed to the air. They
come In boxes holding twenty-five Chi.
| ma mems dozen. which IL ten. Every
thing that comes from China Is pur.
chased by tens. Tile eggs are Us fresh
rs if laid yesterday. Feeling the mud
coating from them. the faint blue tint
| of the shell is disclosed. The only diff.
ference between Tie eggs of an Amer
lean duck and u Cliiuesc fowl. and
| the one unfailing mark that keeps the
dealer from practicing 70 deception. Is
the yclk: Instead of l1ing yellow 1t
has the color of an American beauty
rose.
Ono OF the chief inportations for
the Cinnamon Is the rice vcrW!cclli. Il
| snow white gclatinO,s tlIrcadlikc sub.
stance. and the only thing that to an
| American seems edible. The canned
goods comprise frcsl, vegetables. main.
ly beans AMI cabbage. Hut the Chi
ncsc dulc on sailed foods. and most
OF their cabbage comes shredded and
sailed. together with beans and musli.
rooms. and sea moss that resembles
black wool IN appearance. sharks
iins and oysters are dried and sailed,
and sailed plums are considered
II dcl!cacy. Birds nests arc seldom
imported on account of their high price.
Appraiser Iloync estimates that the
Chinese lmortations at Chicago
amount to SlW.Wn annually. most Of
which is cleared during September aud
October With u big consignment
opened the other day were four eases
Of shoes. Il ease of incense sticks. and
Two of fire crackers. \ package oi
books. consisting of four volumes III
Il set each set hciny incloScd In u cloth
flexible covcrin. AMI fastened with
ivory sticks. was said 10y the importer
10 br II history of ia" recent war with
Japan from Il Chinese standpoint
Chicago Chronicle.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-21
piullO Stool.

\ novel piano stool IL being intro.
grnlous arrangement. enables wa
seats 10 I've constructed from the ouc
stool. The pillar supporting the seat
can h. divided. the two legs of each
part being supported by IN iron bracl.
at resting OH the floor. AMI giving the
required stability. The circular top
Is In two pieces. one fitting over the
other. and these are divided ana id.
jusicd To- form n double seat. which
should he found convenient for due,
PLAYING.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-21

were all brave enough to face honesty
boldly. to endure being told that we
were boring each other tO extinction.
that we were not wanted. we had over
run our welcome. and NO oD--ycs. if
We could endure such gcnuincness. then
white lies" would soon become "a thing
Of the past. But that Is Impossible.
We have so built up our socini fabric
that even one glass pane Of Trnt!
would cause Il scattering abroad Of nc.
uunintancc almost as calumitous as
there was at the erection of n certain
tower. We must all he deccivcrs IN
the present state of society: hut many
"whilc lies" may bc excused on the
ground that they are uttered In kihdli.
ness of spirit. to give pleasure. or Ut
any rate spare from pain our scnsitiv,
ncighbOr
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-21

tation .c dinner at her lands. and takes
his leave with the promise of a speedy
return.
Once alone. he feels eddy with sur
prise. The more he thinks of IL, the
more unable he Is TO comprehend how his
cousin Mountcarrou eve managed to win
the heart and hand of such an ethereal.
intellectual. spirtunl.l,oking creature rs
Gladys Fuller. VIVA. spcll has he used
upon hcr--uppn himself that she should
have consented to pass her life with
him!
He raves about her wherever he goes.
lie tells Mountcarron INC Is the luckicst
fellow the worll ever prmiuccd. He talks
| so openly about her, in fact. that u judi
cious friend pulls him mp one day. and
| cautions him to be more rcticcnt of what
he says concerning his cousins future
wife. Aud then Mr.. brooke talks less.
perhaps, but seeks the Frilcrs more. lie
is constantly there. Tho General and
his wife like him. and make him wclcon-.
and Gladys invariably receives him with
u smile.
Thus the 9th. the suspicious day,
| draws near. anu finally arrives.
The marriage ceremony Is all n how'll.
dcriug whirl. but every ,hing goes OF in
| ultra fashionable style. And when nll Is
over. the ncwly-creaicd Lady Mountcar.
| ron and her husband drive of 10 the Lon.
| don, Chatham and Dover station In a
| beautiful new carriage. with the coronet
on its panels and drawn by pair Of thor.
oughbrcd horses.
Mrs. Fuller and Winnie throw showers
Of rico and old satin slippers after it
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-21
SttIyCs.

OH stoves aud g,ls stoves should
never he kept burning IN u sleeping
room. for they are burned IN the opel
mir OF u room. and. having no conncc
ton with II chimney fiu". they throw
the poisonous cnrbOnic oSll, of com
brstion into the mir Of the apartment
AMI make II unfit for rcspirn ton. Evc,
IN oil lamp is dangerous IL left hi;rn
Ing all night. hut I'm oil stove is wo'>r
bc'ansc stoves generally feed mIr,
flame. consume more of the oxygen
and give off more poisonous gas.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-21
Photogra phtny and Tooth Pulling

As odd a business partnership us cvci
lima gained or described by Charles
Dickens exists In Sacramento street
above Dupont. The parties to this bust.
ness connection are Chinese pl,otog
rsplicr and ~ JaIancsc dentist. They
jointly occupy four small rooms an u
second floor. which may he described
NJ tooth carpentry. waiting.room, de-
vcloping.roOm and gallery.
The dentist helps the photographers
by complinhcnting customers on their
improved appearance since their teeth,
have been fixed. and the artist tells his
subjects that they would look better
with store teeth. In addition to this.
| the photographer mallcts In the filling
| to incisors amt bicuspi,ics and the dent.
ist does IN occasional turn ut photoy.
| rnphy. Their patrons are Japanese
and Chinese. The two craftsmen nI,.
pear to he growing rich. MS they ought
to- l'e. by reason Of embracing the am.
bldcxtcrity of a Yankee with the craft
of MachiavcIii.--San Francisco Call.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-21
Afraid He WOuDd lSc Iluiucd,

When Spcnscr had finished his "a.
nous poem. "rhc Fairy Queen" hc car
ricd II to the earl of Southampton. til"
great patron Of the poets of that day.
The manuscript being sent NJ to the
carl. he read a few pages aud then -.
dcrcd his servant to give the write.
l.O. Reading on. he cried In u rap
turr. Garry that man another f2O.
Proceeding further he exclaimed
"Givc him Eo0 more" But ut length
lie lost all patience ana said. eco turn
that fellow out Of the house. for II
read further I shall bc ruined"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-21
Go be continued.)
Then and Now,

With all possible respect. the sayin:
of Julia Ward Howe Is recommended
to sweet girl graduates for careful
study. "SiXty years ago I was sixteen
says the brilliant woman. III l know
as much now as thought did then
might have something very Instructive
To TELL"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-21

"Ey love. bur I'm lame. II seems Il,
II my back would break IN two"
whats the matter: Have you been
taking too much violent EXERCISE"
Guess 81. | was NJ u reception las
night and never had such n time gettin.
into dining room In my llfc,"-Clevc'
land Leader.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-21
CHAPTER 11f.

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y.u." she nsks. eagerly.
~ wished him 4, n, ~, tho marty Lady
Noun,cnrron." rcplics LADY l,rn,on. smii.
| ing. "but I ,hink hc has som, imp,rtunt
work nm hand. Tho complciion. or crcc.
lion of n ,riumptnl arch. under which
you mr., IN dive !, vou, now home and
which has occunic,I his ,hou.h,s IN IN,
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he sits there sbivcring rndcr the applica.
ion. and wondering IL be has really I'M.
dcrstood his child
The next day Lord Nlountcarron was
formally bctroth~l to Gladys. and the
date If the marriage hycd for the 9th
of July next.
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For those with weakened digestive
powers honey is said to be very DE-
sirablc food. II a person Is very tired
too exhausted to eat"--a few tastes
OF honey will act like magic.