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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

\ mar who keeps sst q sstse proces-
sens. sas xSn.u.. z-1 cza maze so1<;5sns
80; CO si-z>e.s 2 ke t-seA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

Mark Twain, the chances are. Is very
poor But he is not talking about 1t. AS
Joaquin Miller once said: There is but one
thing more vulgar than display Of wealth:
display Of poverty"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

II is almost year now since Bryan took
some tweezers. pulled the quotation marks
off "cross Of gold and crown OF thorrs"
and repeating them leaped. at single
bound, into the rounded ivory arms OF
fame
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

A New York cornet player held a single
note one hundred and twenty-five sec
onds the other day. At the end Of this
time, a neighbor came in and with a well
directed blow with a club drove him
through the floor into the ground.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

There Was . crazy aan 0, re streets
tbs morning. IRE new reporter wrote
Designate hsl." tie old na- sid. -i.s
sowl = fun % them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

No woman's portrait appears on any Of
our postage stamps and no mans head on
any of our coins. The reason for this prob
ably is that money talks and a postage
stamp guards many secret.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

The latest from Andree is that Re b up
in his balloon few miles south OF the
North Pole. splitting over the SIDE OF the
car. and giving a large concert of horse
laughs in compliment 20 Peary. Dyche and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

One OF the few cases On record Of Eng
l.sh women as 6usIist - that Of battle
between Lady A,ner.a BTz6dock and Mrs
Elph.ns;one. both % tsem leaders IN Lon
don society a. the end OF the eighteenth
century. The quarrel arose over Some
criticisms which Mrs. E.phiDstone made
concerning Lady BrsEdock History say.
TIA; these referred 70 re iattsr's age
Al any rate. Lady BrseGock felt NOR
tally injured. and. following the fasaioz Of
ter masculine frienes. sent a chsiisnzs &c
Mrs. Elphinstone. The latter t5i nos care
% Carly re dispute 20 such degree. bit
seine o. her friends insisted upon her ~
ceo-iaz They told her she could seise;
pistols. ard there would be no ycssi5ie
chance OF ether beng NJ.
The duel was fought IN Hys. Park r.
Septean o-r. III with pxtois at tsa yards.
A. xaz predicted. re ladies fire.. ard
neither Vas Iii. although a bullet psszed
through re nat OF Lady Ai7sTss. TBS
cutie unnervea Ire lztieF. boz infused ire
ueaSoas cart sence y tie hssTt q &rs.
r,inrf-..ore. WHO Esnznssd iazt TIE eu~i
be continued with ssorss- To ts- sur
Prise Lady Aizlsrfz accepted. sr5 before
- rev DUE nzf LASTED ;so rus-s;ss TIA
IT,. axnfsr sSccee5sf IN sizhbs,x ser "a
"a zoasst through re arm. Tbs eEsst Ire
ARRAY.
A nrh,luz contemporary o. 80 cbsyz-
Tere e-Eca was Kline De CsSEfszs-fszy.
wao. having c~es cTsr-s9 ~ Gee ef h~-
ral~ s-ssads. chzD>rxs1 fs11- he <sf
s,a-zs zoant@s from ;ts te55 s<rer re
See VIXEN foEse~-S &rns. chzsssSe-fszy.r
$3.50. Mnse Ia Dogze. zsE. fSrts<r 1st
sne to1xn; ke- oEn azB<sz1 o. tas FED
G. so-o- = s>~1as tns p1sr nasn azss enc
oouss rof agree al Sofa rssz:ser. aa4. after
= fsr:czs quarrel. -. chsi5-ns@s Tin .
tssei aaS xSss~s z-za Eia;H ks accepted
TAey .ouxsi All sscS1s. s[4 As sas
.-.cs <o151el
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

As hundreds Of Populists persist n be-
teving that Hanna was offered room IN
the White House. Il might as well be con-
fessed that Mckinley will call al his little
bedside every night ard tuck the covers
in at Marks back.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

OF her state carriage Queen Victoria says:
1T is the most uncomfortable vesscie
would ike 20 get out Il euckboar5 Tith
Ter feet over the dashboard and wrap the
reins around tie whip and let the horse
canter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

Clements Of Topeka. when told Of THE
Kansas City rock pile said passionately
Who s-e these women who are 10 De
cruelty nlisused. Are they the daughters
Of The VanderfeIlsrs. .of the Rockebii;s-'
We haven, seen The names. but we think
not.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

One Of the newly discovered sayings OF
Chris, is: Raise the stone and there
thou wilt find me; cleave the wood and
there / am II Is noc believed that The
words are authentic. But thousands OF
Christians hold this belief.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

Mark Twain, the chances are, Is YER
poor But he is not talking about 1t. A
Joaquin Miller once said: There is but on
thing more vulgar than display Of wealth
e display Of poverty
A New York cornet player held a singh
note one hundred and twenty-five sec
onds the other day. At the end Of thi
time, a ne;ghbor came in and with a we
directed blow with a club drove hin
through the floor into the ground.
No woman's portrait appears on any o
our postage stamps and no mans head o,
any Of our coins The reason for this prob
ably is that money talks and a 2ostag
stamp guards many secret.
The funniest thing that happened to Mrs
Lease has never been told. One rainy da.
she stood in little restaurant and gazing
out on the street, yawned fearfully. Righ
at her face was the sign open Day ant
Night
Il is almost year now since Bryan tool
some tweezers. pulled the quotation mark
of "cross Of gold and crown OF thorrs'
and repeating them leaped. at 4 single
bound. into the rounded. ivory arms o.
fame.
The latest from Andree i. that Re Is ~
in his balloon a few miles south OF tn.
North Pole. splitting over the SIDE OF ths
car. ana giving a large concert OF hors'
laughs in compliment 20 Peary, Dyche and
Nansen.
As hundreds Of Popuiists persist n be
the White House. Il might as well be con
fessed that Mckinley will call al his little
bedside every night ara tuck the cover.
in at Marks back
One OF the newly discovered sayings O.
Chris, is: Raise the stone and there
thou wilt hnd me: cleave the wood and
there 1 am Il is no. believed that The
words are authentic. But thousands o:
Christians hold this belief
Clements Of Topeka. when told Of TIE
Kansas City rock pile said passionzt ely;
who are these women who are 10 Dc
cruelty ulisused? Are they the daughter.
of The Vanderfellers. .of the Rockebll,s -
We haven't seen the names, but we think
not.
OF her state carriage Queen Victoria says.
1T IS the most uncomfortable vssicie
have ever known" We Ike Victoria. She
would ike 20 get out Il a ouckboari xith
her fee, over the dashboard and wrap the
re.ns around tie whip and let the horse
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15

TELL THE SAME OLD STORY.
Reports from the Fever Stricken Cities
the South.

Reports from the Fever Stricken Cities In
the South.
New Orleans Oct. l5.-It was the
Same old story here yesterday. Tho yel-
low fever situation showed no decline
In the number Of cases reported Tho
death column was about normal. What
was said in this report yesterday wes
borne out by yesterdays figurea There
Of the disease. Wednesdays record Of
nine deaths was exceptional u was
o'clock last night before a tHird as
many deaths were reported as had been
in the previous twenty.fouy houre.
In Texas there seems 70 be 90 PROCESS
made by the fever and IL looks os
though IL were dyiQg out-which Is very
uncharacterfstic Of yellow Bach. AtQal-
weston there were no suspicious cases
reported and there he'd been no death
ffom dengue or yellow few All Of the
eleven cases reported L. : :..w fever
have been dischais>l OF are
oonvaaescent. At Houston there
was absolutely nothing new IN
the fever situation. The one patient
who bad fever Wednesday night Is get
ting along well and Win be about in q
few daya Houston has raised the quar-
antine against Galveston and trains
have been resumed and business is
loo&ing much brighter. Galveston now
expects that other Quarantihes will be
raised after a lapse Of Q Jew days. The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15
FEDERATION. or RAILWAY UNIONS


49, e.
Plan Agreed UPsn It the Censerenee a
ChieaAaf Peoria
Peoria, Ills. OCT. 15.-The conference
Of grand officers, representatives, OF the
railway brotherhoolia devoted tho entire
morning yesterday to the diauussion
OF the proposed plan>of federation which
had been considered ~oniy Informally in
the absence until wednesday OF Grand
Chief Arthur. Of the engineers SENT.
ment was found 20 be practically unan.
imous for the general proposition. al
though some changes are being suggested
in the details Chief Arthur has with.
drawn from the conference and left the
city, claiming his hands are tied be-
cause his order inconventlon has not ap-
proved the plan.
The conference ended at HIS last
night. when 1t adjourned sine die, hav-
ing agreed upon a plan of International
federation which will be submitted to
the approval Of the lodges OF the train
men. telegraphers. conductors and fire.
men in the United States. Canada and
Mexico. and returns will not all be in
until the LIST Of January. The report
sent out to the effect that Grand Mas
ter Arthur. of the brotherhood Of En-
gineers. had blocked the conference dur.
ing his visit here Wednesday has no
foundation. The federation idea has
not been Endorsed In convention by his
organization like those OF the other or
ders have done. so that he had no voice
in the conference and no authority to
act had he been in II. He had nothing
whatever TO do with the federation con-
ference. but came TO attend q meeting
OF the executive council Of the ave rail-
road brotherhoods. to discuss desired
LEGISLATION
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15
ABBREVIATED rElEGRAMS,

The New York Sun has formally an
nounced its change from Democracy to
Republicanisnh
No carpenter not carrying d union card
Is permitted to work on the Omaha ex-
position grl,ndA
Eliza Ann ,Grier. q coal blacks uegress,
has applied al Atlanta. Ga. fora license
to practice medicine.
Commissioner OF immigration Powder
~ win try TO Tar out Louise Michel, the
'a-A"ch anarchists. when she comes.
The engineers, Of the colony OF Vic
toria. Australia. have voted 5000 to
help the striking engineers in Great
Britain
A heavy Stow storm has swept over
southeastern Idaho. It will do much
damage, as much grain and lucerne are
still out.
Albert Bowman has been found guilty
at Lewistown. Ills, Of the murder OF o.
car Cox and sentenced to one year in
| the penitentiary.
The London Daily News says there Is
| q good prospect OF q general treaty OF
arbitration between Great Britain and
the United States.
The president has appointed Edgar T.
Wheelock register q the land Office and
Il
moneys at wausan Wiz.
Fire destroyed the Blackstone House
ard the dry goods store Of George Fur
| rington at Spencer. WIS. The los Or
IS, 00o with q small Insurance
| No mere patients Win heSecefved at,the
WISCONSIN Home for Feeble Minded I'm
til yanuaSY. on anoutt OF the over
crowded condition ~ tho buildings.
The Wisconsin Telephone company has
advanced rates in Oshkosh from sla and
&24 a year to sls and $50 for residences
l erd business houses respectively.
The wholesale druggists in session a,
Richmond, Va. have elected these off,
GERS: President. Charles F. Weller
Omaha: secretary. A. b. Merriam. Min
neapolis
A check for S245. SOS paid TO the London
custom house for a cargo OF 100 tons
OF tea Is said in Londou to be the largest
single payment fog dutiesAevev made On
the worlds history.
Colonel Thomes Scharf. Chinese In
snector at New Yqrk. has sent IN his
resignation, declaring that the Chihest
exclusion act Is a tarcA cannot he en-.
forced and results in the corruption OF
the treasury department..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15

Galveston board OF health has re-estab-
1ished the quarantine against New Or
leans.
New Orleans. Oct. 15.-Following are
the new cases of and deaths by yellow
fever in the Louisiana, Alabama and
Mississippi districts: At New Orleans,
q new cases and deaths: at Scranton,
Niss., 10 new cases and deaths al
Franklin. La, case. fatal; Mobile.
new cases. death; Flomaton. Ala, I
new cases: Bayminette. Ala. case.
fatal; McHenry. Miss. 8 new cases:
Edwards, MISC, new cases; Clinton.
Miss, death; Biloxi. Miss 10 new
cases and death; Wagar, Ala, on the
Mobile and Birmingham railroad. 10
1aSeS and 1 death,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15
GREATER NEW voRk CAMPAIGN.
Cnatcd Democracy Denounces George Z
Names Another Man.

Names An0ehes Man.
New York Oct. 15-The principal
political events ofyesterday weip FoEsnes
Postmaster Charles w. Dayton's accept
aDce Of the nomination Cor comptroales
On the Henry George ticket. Mayor
Strongs first epeech for Seth Low. In
which hs resented The interference Of
the national administration" In the
Greater New Fork campaign (befpg a
letter from Secretary o4 the InAelaor
Bltss in6dfsing Tecy). and Tapnpany
Halle ratification meeting, which v0h
neither SO well attended nor SO efthus-
iasfio as Che leaders had hoped 4 would
be. The Citizens Union sholdin9numer-
GUS meetings and Henry George 70 about
to take the stump.
Seth Low yesterday entertained Lord
Kelvin, the famous British scientist. Last
night he addressed 5000 enthusiastic peo-
pie at the Claremont Avenue rink.
Brooklyn. Charles g. Fairchifd was the
principal speaker at a big Citizens Un-
ion meeting. Sohn Dewitt Warnel
spoke at another Seth Low meeting.
The Henry George committee issued an
appeal to tho public for funds The
United Democracy. whose nomination
Henry George accepted and then de-
clined. met and denounced him. Alfred
w. Cruikshahk for mayor will head the
United Democracy ticket.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15
THE MARKETS
ClrioAeo Grain and Produce.

Chicago, Oct. IA.
Following were the quotations o9 the
Board Of TRADE today: wheatEOcto-
Der. opeEe9 and c3Ssed 4Smipak DecemS
sc 81 oe eioss sse, cpsnH3etoPes peSed
as2c, closed nominal: Decembes. 6pspAd
CSC. closed sesse: Nay, opened sf&S
closed 9oHc. Oats-OctobeT. opened 9yfS
closed noninal; Decembey Xeped 39tS1
s sio p asc MSS S1ened "a eios
nominak December. opened Ola ctQsad
S7s5; January. Opend $50 closed eS.@
nal; December. opened N.sfN. closed
seod pss ID: sn1. dairy s.
packing stock. lie. Egg Fresh
book. i4Me per dozen. fave fo%it.y.
fhc: spring chickepA &c; ducks, W0
bu. sweet Potatoes-jefsey. fs.SGs.eo
sos,-zs,,ms,eu ,eSs s'sss e., 9 &: Gsx
27.oo0; quality fair: len over about aloo:
.sssas : :ssss Hssso y,t e
as.ioSios ios nSst %. I'D $50 sos 80
packing. IS s5@S.o6 for mixed. ap4 >s5e
| goo tor heavy packing and eA{pp3pQ
IotR Ca{te-Estinnated receipts Tor tn
! day, 10000: quality very fair: market
was rather active on chipping and local
account; feeling ives steady. and prices
were unchanged: quotations ranged Of
$5.1o06.65 for choice 70 extra shipping
ss q -, sno f0es d e Gs 11
medium do. $s.eoQA-.s butchers steers
s3.le@390 stockeYs ssf00Ab feedeYS
81 .E&I.eo cows, i,soGI.sO heifers. Ss.ss
| GAS bulls. o4en and stags. eSSoQs.s(
! texas steers. 81 sO0 8 50 western rangers
and 350QY.00 veal calves. sheep and
fAmbe-Estimated receipts for the day
II 900; Quahty fairly good; market &C.
tive: feeling 6Nn; pI1oes- averaged ia
loo higher: quotations anged q 900
ass veSterns. 31.So@34o Texans, S2Aod
LOS natives and g 60@5.60 lambs.
Milwsukee Grain.
Milwaukee, Oct II.
Wheat-Lower; No. I northern. CSC;
No. 3 spring, S53kc; December nomipai
Cornr-Lo~'er; No. 8, 25Ac. Oats-Low.
er: No. 2 white. 2lk022e Rye-Lowes;
No. ]. &c.
Corn-cs0a6c
| OatS-l1c-
Hay-Timossy. q. 5oess 50; wild, H5ocs5o.
Ssraw-e40A50
Buster-Fair 70 choics, I7c: fresh cresmer,
2lc
| EgRs-13c.
| Chckens-50sc.
Coal-Soft, l0c.
>, COWS and helfers, 3oslsc; calves, a.
AE.aSsaa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15
Notice Sale of Real Estate,

By an order and decree Of the circuit court Of
Rock Island county, H., msde on the petition Of
the Undersigned, George " Dean, guardian Of
Elmer W. Dean, Anna Dean and Bertha Dean, fol
leave to sell the real eetate Of the said Elmsl
W. Dean. Anna Dean and Bertha Dean ct the
VIII on the 18th day Of september A. D., 1881,
shall On the nd day Of October next, ct the houl
OF O'Clock In the forenoon Of eaid day. sell q
the city Of Rock leland, county Of Rock Island
and etste Of Illinois, the real estate described
q follows. to.wit:
Three twenty .hfths (3-15) Of lots ono (D and
two (2l In block eighteen (ls), and three twenty
efths l82o) Of the south one hundred and thirfy
(1o0 feet Of lot ten O0) In block thirteen ISJ
all in Spencer q Cases addition to the city Of
Rock Island. county Of Rock Island and state Of
Illinois.
On the folio wing terms, to-Wit: Forcash.
Dated this 80th day Of SeptembsR, A. d. g., 1897,
GKoR6E ". DEAN, Guardian. etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15
LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.


16tA6 o. Henry Calstensen, doco0sod.
1he undefsigned having been appointed I'd.
nlnist,atTix Of the estate Of Henry Oars
Jensen. late Of the county Of Rock Island
that she wiz appear before the county court Of
6ock Islaad county. at the once Of the elerk OF
said court, In the city Of Rock Island, ct the Do
eembef term, on the 6rst Monday In Decsmbel
next. q which time AL persons having claiml
against said estate ere notified and requested b
attend for The purpose Of having the sano ID
quested 70 make imAsdiats payment to the IN
defsisned. '-'73 -
Dated THE sd day Of September A. D.. iseE
GRACE CARsTINsBN, AdminigtratIix.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15
.SAA|ll Ii|
For the Yellow Fever Cost Too
Much. the American Humane
Z Association Thinks.
HErHoDsoF THE DOCTOR BRANDED

Experiments on Human Beings Leading T.
Suffering and Death Not Permissible
Regardless Of the Results 20 the World ~
DR.. Cutters Aftsr He Leaves That Mech
o'Woods-Yellow Fever Reporta
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 15.-At the
American Humane society yesterday
Rev. jenkins Lloyd Jones. OF Chicago.
delivered an address On The Law Of
Sacrifice Va. the Law Of Cruelty" The
question Of vivisection was brought up
by Dr.. Jones' address and discussed, but
the paper that stirred the convention
most deeply was one by DR.. Albert Lef-
fingwell, of Aurora, N. Y, upon 'Scien-
tific Assassination" 1t dealt with DR..
Sanarelli's incubation Of healthy hu-
man beings with the germ culture of yell
low fever. The following resolution was
adopted: Whereas, 1t has been current
" reported that q distinguished South
American physician engaged In scientific
researches, after v1visecting alarge num-
Der Of the higher animals has not hesi-
tated to inoculate patients confined In q
public institution with the germ poison
Of yellow fever, causing them to suffer
ell the agonies Of that dread diseaas and
terminating In Death: and that. where
as these atrocious experiments, 80 far
from exciting universal condemnation
and ahhorTence have been declared to he
scientifically useful and therefore. per-
hops. q 'pardonable crime therefore,
No Experiments On Human Be1ngR
Resolved. That assuming the facts
TO be correctly reported the American
Humane association hereby would record
In the strongest manner possible its ut
ter detestation and condemnationof eesch
scientific trifiing with human life. 1t
does lot believe THAI any possible utility
to science can diminish the guilt Of muir
ders like these. OF that the secret pol
sontng OF human beings should in the
least degree be condcned because the
victims were friendless and poor. 1t
views With horror and anazement the
assertion that scientific experiments ter
minating IL death have been made In
certain public institutions In this onun-
try. and It therefore calls upon the scien-
tito and medical societies OF the United
States TO Join With the American Hu-
mane association in unreserved1y con-
demning the subsection a human beings
patients in asylums. hospitals or other
public inStitutions-to any form Of sc!en-
tific experimentation"
Waited TIL Guiteras Was Conc.
Austin. Tex. Oct 15.-DF. Guiteras,
the United States Marine hospital ser
vice yellow fever expert who has been
Investigating yellow fever cases at Gal
weston and Houston. and who declared
yellow fever to exist at both places has
left for hts home In Philadelphia. I'm
nediateiy ser his departure the local
boarcs OF health 81 Houston. Galveston
and other infected cities In the state held
meetings and informed the governor that
DR.. Guiteras had spread libel by de-
claring yellow fever to be where none
existed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15

Chicago. Oct 15.Ira J. Mix. the
wholesale millr dealer, has begun Q iibe
suit in the circuit court against w. Z
Moody. tn which he ASKS $4,000. Iht
Defendant resides in lOwa and 10 inter.
ested in a number Of concerns handllng
dairy products He u charged with bav.
ing declared that butter sold by Mix q
railroad companies for dining car ser.
vice was butteripe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15

THROUGH CAR SRRNNci;
Hass ssst d fessje eagyI. o>nl1aA
Oooohoo ed GiaepeoG oagO .
iEalns 70 PeiAsaPSe d1aa. ~
Z szoss g. a'.e
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15
VINCENT MAKES A POINT.
Myster1ous Disappearance Rot Un1Que
the Biaknese Family.

Hystet1ous Disappearance Not Unique In
The Bt1knese Family.
Chicago. Oct. 15.-The flood OF ora
tory continued in the Luetgert trial
yesterday. Attorney Phalen, for tine
defense. concluded his address after
speaking two hours in the morning. and
then Attorney Vincent began the clos
ing address in behalf OF the defendant
The main point of his argument was to
raise IN the minds Of the jury q doubt
as to whether Mrs. Luetgert Is really
dead. In celebrating the point the adj
vocate said: Gentlemen Of the jury.
was Mrs. Louise Luetgert alive on May
2. or Is she dead? Is Luetgert guilty
or is he innocent? think 1t was Juror
Boyd who. when asked nearly two
months ago II he thought Mrs. Lueteert
dead, and II he thought Luetgert had
killed her. replied: ISne depends very
ly put.
"Mn McEwen has said that people do
not disappear Of their own volition now
a-days. Is the telegraph any moro
trustworthy OF serviceabIe today than
when Diedrich Bicknese tried to dis
cover Henry Bicknese, the brother Of
Mrs. Luetgert. when he disappeared
mysteriously twenty-five years ago."
Il object to that" interrupted AS
sistant States Attorney McEwen. There
Is no evidence to support that state
ment."
''Oh, but there Is" retorted ex-Judge
Vincent. and he picked I'D the type
written copy Of evidence and read the
paragraph which sustained him. Then
he went ON to declare that disap-
pearances are not unusual. Who dare
say with positiveness that reaches be-
yond reasonable doubt that Mrs. I.uet-
CERT Is dead7' Queried the speaker.
None OF the Bickness family knows tc-
day whether Henry Bicknese Is dead OF
alive He disappeared twenty-five
years ago. He Is or was. as the case
may be. brother Of Mrs Luetgert."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-15
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HHIcA09. RoCK ISLAND . PACIFIC Ran.
" wy-Tfckcis can - purchased or hagea0s
enecscd 81 = Twentieth etnsst depot. os
q X . depot. corner Fffth syepve ana dhirtv.
nfst street, Frank II PlummeY. Agent