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The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-12

San Francisco, Dec. 11.-Sprins woods
Nevada, 1la1&c; Oregon l2alie, Fan
wooIs-Southern coast lambs. 1nSc. San
joaquin lambs. IWSc; northern lambs l1ft
l2c mountain lambs, 10nl2c: san Joaqu Il
plains, iagc; Humboldt and Mendoc.no,
lial5C.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-12

- :
Refuetlies-re-
PLACES darkne s.
witEIszht. sog<o ow
With slaaness,
pain Win peae e.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-12
Trcasmr, statement.

Washington, Dec. ti.-To-days state
ment Of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, So 93l,
11o; gold reserve, $l5&, 20 2l2.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-12
New York Miping stocks.


New York Dec 1l.-Pig iron quiet:
southern. Sl0ml2. 80; northern, $40 500
80. Copper quiet; brokers' 1olsc. Lead
quiet; brokers', 8. soc. Tin plates steady.
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-12

Boston stocks.

Boston Dec. 11.-Oregon Short Line.
1919; Boston n Montana, H. Butte X
Boston 25iI
The Anaconda standard., 1897-12-12

VIM Hose, NJ T.. Brawulee Il. C. Chambers
Marcus Daly, y L, Sergeant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
CRANST0N.
Wild Indians Buy Untamed Steers
in Auburn.

Mr.. T.. ]. Sherwood and family removed
from Doane street, West Arlington, to the
new tenemont house lately built on Cranston
street by Mr.. Milford Hill.
Master Richard Crompton OF Riverside, n.
j., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Fred Bigbeo of
CraDston street.
MIR. John Roberts OF Meshanticut Park is
receiving congratulations It's nice looking
boy the very image Of his father.
The painters began work upon the Knights
vale hose house this morning.
A delegation of Indians from Crescent Park
came TO Cranston Yesterday 10 buy a few
wild steers. They found four at Eden Park,
and after settling with Mr. Budlong they
drove the beef to the wild west camp" at
Bulocks Point These Indians were lucky,
for the last tribe that visited Auburn had
their buckskin garments pcrfumed with bad
eggs thrown by boys.
Yesterday the steam roller smoothed down
the rough road surface in front Of Narragan-
sett Park entrance and then steamed 10 the
corner Of Park and Elmwood avenues where
Il assisted a highway gang and a sprinkler 10
put this corner in good condition. The News
has often spoken of the bad condition Of the
road NJ this corner.
The Arlington Fire Company started an
open air festival last night on a largo lot near
the car barn on Cranston street The mild
flicker from myriads Of Chinese lanterns,
strung across the lot i'm the design OF wheel,
reflected from the red shirts Of the proud fire
laddies. seemed TO lend To tho whole grounds
the aspect OF red .taheau. Tonight the Po-
cas.et Fire Engine Company OF Knightsville
has promised TO lend an attractive feature to
the sociahle by its presence. Dancing is the
main attraction.
Professor George Russell. formerly princi-
pal Of the commercial department Of the
Cranston high school but now occupying
like position in the Rogers high school, New.
port, visited friends in town yesterday. Pro
fcssor Russell is tutoring son of Chauncey
NJ. Depew az Newport.
Orchard avenue in Arlington is being
curbod.
Mr.. Lcstor ~ Freeman, the popular ex.
school committeeman Of Fdgewooi il the
latest convert to the bicycle Mr. Freeman
hasl aid for his first experience lie does not
like 10 explain how hc became posscssor OF
tho bruises on his forehead and ON his loft
hand.
A speak easy j. 1ourishing in the wcst-
crn end of the town. N H. In an out.of.the-
way place, bat IL known 90 quite few lovers
of spirits. As a guisc. tho keeper Of the
speak easy" sells candy, cicars and soft
drinks. Tho place has been suspicioncd for
some time but now positive proof can be- Oh.
tainod that ~ you speak easy for IL you can
get here a glass Of malt or Of spirtuous liquor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
BURRILLVlLLE.
Gold Miners OF GloceSter Strike
G0Oi Ore.

The remains of Sarah Sykes were conveyed
from Peacodale 10 Pascoag yesterday and
buried in the Pascoag cemetery. Rev. Il. j.
Ayers OF the Laurel Hill Methodist Episcopal
church ofiiciated at the funeral corem monios
The infant daughtcr Of Mr.. and Mrs. vii,
liam Chaplain was buried at lascoag com.
etery yesterday afternoon.
Special car % OF the New England Railroad
passed through Pascoag yesterday afternoon.
Several directors Of the road and Division Su.
perintendent King were examining the road
from Boston 10 Providence.
The Glocostcr gold mine located in tho
town Of Glocostcr, atout eight miles from tho
village of Pascoag, in the northern part of
Rhode Island, is reported 10 be- yielding a per
contage Of valuable ore. The mine is located
ON samuel Potter's farm, near the Ponagan
sott pond, There have been two shafts sunk,
both Of which are over 3) feet dosp. Tho first
shaft WAS started several years ago and was
worked for some time. This was abandoned
and "a now shaft sunk, which was nearer 10
and which followed the vein. AZ last reports
the ile vasIaying $40 por ton. A ton of
the some, which l. almost pure whito
quartz. Is being prepared 20 be sent 20 Boston
fIr the purpose of ascertaining the exact yield.
supper and entertainment under the aus
pieces Of tho Christian Endeavor Sucicty wilt
lo held In the Pascoag Free Baptist church
tomorrow evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
NEW INDUSTRY.
Proposition TO Open Watch Factory
at Mariev!lle.

1t may be that within few more weeks
some debate action will be taken toward es-
tablshing watch factory at Marieville.
For some time n New York firm has had
such project under consideration, and &C.
cording TO information received, the company
desired 10 locate in Pawtucket.
At one time they had site in Darlington
under consideration and later in Fairlawn.
Some OF tho real estate agents in the latter
place offered "a site free, taking in eight lots,
but Just before the deeds were signed one Of
the agents backed out Of the agreement, con-
seauently the plans fell through.
Now it appears that an agent in Marevlle
has offered the same company five lots and an
agreement by which the company will be ex.
empt from taxation for ten years. This propo
sitlon is looked upon favorably.
Some of the representatives have inspected
the site, and as Marieyille is close 10 Paw
tucIket and also to Providence, there will be
every facility for the concern doing business,
though II is probable that Pawtucket will Re
more Of n gamer than Providence.
According to tho report, 1t is expected that
employment will be given 10 about 300 people,
most Of whom some from other places.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
FISHING POOR.
Norway'S Product This Season
Much Less Than Last Year.

Washington, Aug. 25-Consul Man at
Bergen, Norway. in report to the de-
partment ofDstate. says that the fishing
interest. which is tho most important of
that district did not during the past sea-
son, yield the profit OF the previous season.
Tho total catch Of cod for tha entire
kir gdom during the season OF 1867 was
4S. 600 0U0 against 6S, 600, O0O0 for the pre-
ceding season. Herring fishing also has
been poor and tho Norwegians fear an in
yasion of tho markets by the Scotch and
othor competitors.
The exports to the United States for
1896 amounted To- S277. S13, a decrease Of
$25l, 523 from the previous year. Tho
mum ber'of emigrants from Norway in 1895
was 10, 235. The consul says there is "a
good market in his district for manu-
fnctured goods.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
FOR THE COUNCIL.
Mr.. Leaiy Says That He's a Thru
Ward Candidate.

James Leary, a member Of the G.. A. II.
and other societies, has announced him
self n candidate for the Common Council.
When President Lincoln called for vol
unteers MIR. Leary, then boy Of Is,
shouldered n rnuskct and fought until he
was mustered out in !s65. The captain, as
he Is generally called. has taken an &C.
tive part In Third word politics for sew
eral wears, and M the request OF mum
ber OF friends who called upon him last
week. he consented 90 the use Of his
name as q candidate for the nomination.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
COOK ANDERSEN.
One of The Olive Ptck,r Cr.w,
Belongs in This Port.

John Andersen, cook OF the Olive
peckcr, who is reported to have confessed
t. the murder OF Captain Whitman ana
Mate Saunders, was quito well known in
shipping circles In this city, having
instho past few years. and is member of
the seaman ) cruise Of this port
When in this city he made his homo
with his wifo on Arnold street. and his
wife was employed at Benefits restaur-
ant. i0S South Main street
Ho shipred .fiom this rort on April II,
OF last year on the schooner Mary Sanford
for Brunswick. Gn.
He came back to tho city year later
but did not ship from here. IL is believed
by some of the ipping officials that
Andersen Is slightly demonted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
WANSKUCK.


Boss farm in Geneva is not q snre place
to go stealing ponrs or any o,hcr fruit.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon two
boys named Murdock were stealing pears
from one Of the trees in Mr. Boss or
Chard whom a shotgun was fired at thom
by a young girl who was hiding behind a
tree. Tie toys, almost frightened to
death, took 20 their heels aud ran, and
~ IA never 90 there any more.
Mr.. III. VI. McCurdy Of Beth Me-, Is
visiting his friend, James Fynes, OF
Branch avenue.
Mr.. Terrence =. Oates went 90 Boston,
Mass, this morning for brief visit.
Patrick Hanover whose mouse was
burned on NeaZie street early Monday
morning, arrived homu last evening and
was apprisod of his loss by Officer Gillen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
TWO BADLY HURT.
Engine Falls Through a Street Into
the Boston subway.

Boston Aug ga stationary engine
square. brole9 h 'ough the strcet and went
down into the subway at 4.l5 O'Clock this
morning. carrying with IL tho engineer
Thomas Ryan. and 800 square feet OF tho,
street covering
RYAN was pitched head first and reached
the bottom before the engine did. brt
luckily out OF its reach. Ho was bad y
hurt internally.
Maurice Connors, another employee.
was bruised by iying boards ana was in.
jurod about tho body. Several others wcr,
slightly hurt
The engine was being used 90 hoist "A
heavy stone and the burden broke the
planking on which 10 rested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
BOOTH-TUCKER HERE.

New York, Aug. 20. 2o.-Commander
Booth-Tuckor Of the Salvation Army and
his wife arrived here today on the steam.
or Majestic of the White star line
Mr.. Booth. Tucker has beon in London
20 attend tho international congress Of
salvation armies and Co confer with his
superiors i'm regard 90 his American colo.
niIntion scheme. A large PARTY of saliva.
tionists went down the bay on a steam.
boat and met the Majestic at quarantine
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
MORTIMER CLEARED.

san Francisco, Aug. 25.-lhe Pacific
advisory board Of the American Kennel
club has vindicated James Mortimer, the
N,w York dog Judge, In the matter Of
charges made agai.st him by IA. l..
Ptvuc ot this city. Resolutions have
boon aduptod declaring tho charges un-
founded
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
OFF FOR SKAGUAY.
Steamer Starts AMI a Schooner VIII
Sail During the Day.

I: Seattle, Wash, Aug. 25.-Tho steamer
Rosalie has departed for Skaguay with
about ilO passengers and a full load OF
horses and supplies for miners. She also
took "a number of wagons TO break the
famine at the rass.
The schooner Moonlight which had TO
take off most OF her deck load Of lumbc
i'm ordor TO pass inspection, will get away
with her present passengers some time
today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER.

Chelsea Mass, Aug. %. William Nc
Cook was arragucd In the Municipal
Court here today. charged with The man.
slaughter Of Patrick !. Murphy at Cres.
cont Beach last Friday.
lie pleaded not guilty and after several
witnoss'~ Lad been heard the case was nd-
lournod. until Aug. 81, the prisoner being
held In 5000 bonds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
An Abominabic Legacy

tendency Go rheumatism H. undoubtedly
inncritcd. Unlike many other lcgarics it ro-
main. In the family. Tho most cGpctuel
means Of checking this tendency. or of 10
moving incipiont rheumatism. Whether pro
existent In the blood or NOT. Is % resort 90
Tlostotter's stomach Ritters ns soon as the pre-
nuuIt0rv twiupes are felt Nulufving tho
influence Uf cold. exposure AMI fatigue. tho
kitter- not only fortihs- The system against
their hurtful cons. .qurnCC- bat suhlueH'cs
malaria. liver ana kidney complaint, dyspop.
sia and nerve dlsquictudC.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
TUBE PRICES FIXED.

London. Aug. %. The ST. James Gazette
this afternoon says that an agreement has
been reached between the leading tube
makers Of Birmingham and America, by
which no one will be supplied under fixed
price.
The organizers claim that every tube
maker will be compelled 90 Join.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
FORT EVACUATED.
Native Troops DeSeried-RepOrt of
Massacre Not Confirmed.

Simla, Aug. 25.-It is officially an.
nounccd todny that Fort Ali Musiid in
the hhyber Pass was evacuated after IL
of tho garrison. composed Of KhyDer
Riaes, (native levies) had deserted
NJ news had teen received of this re-
m.Inder OF the garrison. and there is no
confirmation OF the report that tho
Afrids have massacred 300 OF this force.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
RADICAL PEACE SOCIETY.

The Executive Board Of the II. l. Ridi-
cal Peace Society appointed the following
delegates 10 the 3lst anniversary meeting
of tine Universal Peace Union, which
opens nj Mystic Conn. today: Rev.
Charles III. Plummer Rev Samuel Boyd,
Francis Gallagher, Mrs. Anna B Plum
mer, Jonathan Bailey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
AFRIDIS ADVANCE.
Fort Occupied by Them Only a
Tower of Little importance.

Simla, Aug. Fort Jehangern, which
has been occupied by tho Afridis, is only
a tower and OF little Importance.
A force of 1000 Afridis has advanced to
is southeast OF Jamrud.
General Ellis will attempt to cut Oft
the retreat OF the enemy. The insurgents
are reported to be short OF food and am
munitiOn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-25
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Fpit- Ease. "A powder FOR the feet II
currs painful. swollen. smart ing feet and In
stantlv take- tho sting out n corns AMI bun
ions It's the gr,atc-t comfort discovery uf
the nge. Allen FOot-E q makes tight fitting
or new shoe. feel easy. II is n certain cure
for sWeattnr. Gallons ami hot. tiroi. aching
feet. Try if tolav. Sol1 hy all druggists
snd shoe stores w msil for Ec IN sfamps.
Tri.l package FREE Address Allen :. Olm.
stsd. Leroy, y. x.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-06

Canton, Dec. 6.-About I p. m.
Mother Mckinley took Q spoonful Of
beef peptonoids and showed greater
strength than for many hours. The
rally reached the extent Of reoogni.
tion Of those surrounding her couch.
She greeted them with . motion OF
the hand. There 10 now strong
hopes that she will be still alive
when the president arrives tomor.
row morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-06
me Essimsssa Appropriations.

Washington, Dec. 6-Secretary
Gage sent 70 congress his estimates
Of she necessary appropriations for
the fiscal year ending June 80. 1899.
A. furnished by the executive depart.
meuts. the total called for IL $l62,
500. 90 or about $50. 900. 900 above
the appropriations for '9s. including
the deficiencies and miscellaneous,
and about al, 900, 900 moro than the
estimates for that year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-06

tho Vienna Martin finish. To sppre.
ciate these goods you must zee them.
They are the finest ever brought TO
town.
1l2,0 worth Of fns footwear will
be closed out ct once. Sale com.
msncing Wednesday, Dec. 8. J. p.
Clark q Co., 126 West Second street,
Davenport.
An operation was successfully per-
formed On Dc. J. c. Sllvis ct Moline
this morning By Drs. ]. Do Silva. Of
this city. and W. z. Middleton. Of
Davenport.
J. p. Clark 3 Co. will close out
the entire stock Of the 7. J. O'Mesrs
shoe house; sale to commence
Wednesday. Dec. 8. 126 West second
street. Davenport.
You will save money BY waiting
for the closing out sale Of the +. J.
O'Aeafa shoe house, commencing
Wednesday, Dec. 8. j. p. Clark &
Co., 120 West Second street. Dsven.
port
Attend the closing ous sale Of the
7. J. O'Meara shoe house, sale to
commence Wednesday. Dec. 8. j.
r. Clark q Co.. i26 West Second
street, Davenport.
A. II. Hampton, the former Book
Island mail carrier, has. through Con.
4 ,vasso.o pe;,co .oon>~A>A :.i.
Ing Tesstablished in ths service. Post.
master Thomas having been notified
BY the department Of his rsinstate-
ment 40 substitute carrier.
A dancing party. . surprise on
Misses Anna Einfeldt and Anna
Berestsn. was given Saturday even
ing u bcselin's hall. Sixty couples
attended. Siemon's orchestra for.
nished musio and o delightful time
Was had BY all present. Supper WAS
served at midnight.
Mise Lily Burton, Of 1910 Fifth
and.s-half avenue, Vas surprised q
her homo Saturday BY is little
friends, Who came to assist her cele.
brsts her 18th birthday. There wa
music and games, and refreshments
were served. The little hostess 70.
csivsd Number Of nice presents.
1 Beginning today. ell departments
Of the Rock Island Pillow works will
run 10 hours day. II twas reported
that the wages Of . number of en-.
ployss had been reduced Saturday,
tut this Is emphaticslly denied al
the compapy's office. The Plow
works 10 nov employ ing 500 hands,
and 10 increasing the force daily.
Il Mrs. George +. Roth and Mist
Koehler. her sister, gave . reception
TO tri-city lady friends at the form
er's pretty home on Second avenue
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Geogrt
N. kerps and Miss De SAnto assisted
In resolving. The decorations wert
palms. roses and pinks. It was q
largely attended affair. the guests be.
ing chsrmingly entertained. Dainty
refreshments were served.
DIR. Hans Won ksdich, noted nstur
oil scientist, who Is at work prepsr'
; Ing . work on animal life In tn,
United States, lectures at Turner
hall Wednesday evening. Dec. 8. I
, Will be . rare treat 10 hear thil
, learned student OF nature, who 81
just passing through this sectie
putting his observations on papel
10 the interest Of scientific research
, DR.. Won Kadich is . prominent 6g
, ufc in the scientific circles Of Europe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-06

Foisys Honey and Tar does not
claim TO perform miracles. II does
not clsim 70 cure oil cases Of con.
sumption or asthma. But is does
claim to give comfort and relief In
sdvascsd stsges Of these diseases
and TO usus'ly cure early stages. II
is certainly worth trying by those
afflicted or threatened with these
dread diseases. For sale BY T. H.
Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-06
TWELVE MEN prUnr run .,re.
rheir Vessel on rIr~ In the Lake North a
Chicago.

rhe'r Vessel on f'ir~ In the Lake North ri
Chicago.
Chicago. Dec. s.-fwcive men COM
posing the crew Of the steamer George
W. Moreley had q race with death on
Lake Michigan last evening. FIRE broke
out In the hold Il tho vessel seven miles
OF Evanstop. All the steam was crowd.
cd on. the safety valve tied down, and
with the men working like Trojans In
she hiIn3ins smoke the run for shore
commenced. As the flames burst
through the cabin land was reached.
and the crew was saved By the Evans
ton llfs-savinS crew.
The Moreley wns bound nom Nil
vaukee 60 Chicago without cargo.
rsven miles on Evanston the explosion
OF lantern IN the hold started the
hiase. She Noreley ~ valued AZ tloo..
60. insurance So. con.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-06
CITY CHAT.


Hynes sells skates.
nynss sharpsas skates.
wilchsr sharpsns skates.
Open evenings. Dolly Bros.
Great sAate sale ct David Don's.
Lees Little Gem IL The best broom.
Smoke Th.Cisy Flyer. made BY
uiek Hussman.
The city council holds iss monthly
meeting tonight.
Fur collarssses Ut cut prices Of
Young q MsCombs'.
Skates so 81 ever body Of the skate
sale ~ David Dou's
slsds. wagons and veloeipsdss n
Young q AeCombs'.
Klondihe. Klosdike. kIondiks.
No. for the Klondike Dec. IL.
For Christmas goods 20 10 the big
store. Young . McCombs'.
Riverside steel ranges. none bet
Yer; zee them % David Don's.
when In need OF . timer call on
II. r. siemon. 1916 Third svenss.
Take Q warm trip 10 the Elondike
81 the Y. NJ. G. A. Dec. Is-2s cents.
Skates. skates, skates. Barney q
Berry's celebrated skates. 81 David
Dou's.
Own your homs aud have 10 10.
cared. For particulars call Of Reid
Bros'.
None better Aayshere than Clemanu
q sslsmann's line Of Christmas nov.
elites.
Brosen MIXED candy 8 cents pei
pound. Young . MeCombs' grad
opening.
We ell ans piasos and organs 81
the lowest prices. Totten's musIc
house.
Horse blankets and robes Of Gu,
prices. Young q McCombs' grand
opening.
Tho Internal revenue collections o.
Deputy ]. N. Lannon's for last weel
we're t537.so.
fyou want the best soft coal OF
the market. telephone the Empir,
Coal company. iios.
General Attorney J. g. johnson. O.
the Modern woodmeu, leaves tonigh
for Kansas City or business.
Harry 8. Glenn. Of Shsissr. Tex,
has Joined HE family here fol
, Q visit until sitter tho holidays
Telephone the Empire Coal com
psny for The beet sois coal on ShI
nsrhet Lamont q Son. agents.
Representative william McEnir
lsfs shis afternoon Tor Springfield 8
attend the special session Of the leg
islsture.
Clemann n Salxmsnn are stricsl
Ia 10 for holiday goods. See thsi
beautiful line before making you
selections.
The finest assortment Of importe,
candy bo1ss ever brought to th
city can be seen at the White Palsc
Of Sweets.
Capt y. A. Freer. postmaster q
Galssburg. sustained . severe fsl
the other day. resulting in iractar
Of his left arm.
The woods are full OF rabbits. Tw
men who vent out into the coantr
Saturday night came back shi
morning with 81.
The isth annual ball Of Island Cit
lodge No. IL, Brotherhood Of Raj
way Trainmen, will be given Christ
mas eve ss Armory hall.
Money 70 losn on real estate .,
curly. terms reasonable. and 10 d.
Icy. APplyto George 2. Roth q
Jschson . hurss's Office.
Everybody enjoys 70 hear the b
gina music bones and eraphophon
talking machines NJ Tssten's musl
house. On displsy this week. Free
The largest stock sud underssl
ing all competitors on mandolinl
guitars sud violins at Tostsn's must
house. 1909 second avenue.
Just purchased . manufacturer
complete sample line Of eollsrssts'
vs efsr 81 one-third less than the
regular price. Youss q Mccomb'
Oar own Italian chocola,
creams" are guaranteed equal to IN
AlleSrssti chocolates ever made. {
the white Palace % Sweets. TT
them.
Cismsnn q Ss'sma1r. the iurr
turs dealers. have Just received q
handsomsss articles In their lin
Articles suitable for the holidays
Awarded
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-06
Asse~ps Z. MIN . wAo.s Y.n,,>

Hsz'eton. Pa. Dec. S-,An attemps
YES uAae Friday night to low w The
rssdsncc ef 4 y. Patt one Of sheri6
NaT;Ia's isTStiss. Had the dynamite
ess!oied the house would have beeS
wre0ssd and flasrs family would have
Probably besa Killed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-06

Tn A1ous dslivsrsd every svsa'
q ~ yoos door % loe Q Week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-12-06
rae ps.ssss Ne aas nss..

WH'8nt afiu fucSuSyf cDsudL
Tuesday.
There hes been . gsoersl rise 10
temperature since Saturday mornirg.
and no very cold weather sppssrs 90
the map, the lowest temrrs'ure 70
ported THE morning bring II above
zero n northern Michigan.
To1Ay's tsnp9ssure 50.
g. Z Hum, UoDRvsR.