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". ". MORROW CIRCUIT JUDGE.
CHOSEN BY THE PRESIDENT TO
SUCCEED NCKENNA.
George Morris Thomas of Kentucky
to be Solicitor of the Internal
Revenue Department.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-President
Mckinley to-day sent the following
nominations to the Senate:
William W. Morrow of California to
be United States Circuit Judge for the
Ninth Judicial Circuit.
George Morgan Thomas of Kentucky
to be Solicitor Of the Internal Revenue
Department
Passed Assistant Engineer Frank H.
Eldridge to be Chief Engineer of the
Navy.
Samuel c. Morse of Washington to
be Indian Agent of the Neah Bay
Agency. Washington.
M'KENNA'S SUCCESSOR.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1S.-William
w. Morrow was born in Wayne COun
tv. Ind. in 1913 He will be n years
old next July He received his education
in the public schools but later attend
ed private institutions. In 1859, when
1G years Of age. he came to California
and engaged in mining. Having made
some money in the placers he returned
East, intending to enter college. His
intention was changed by the breaking
out of the Civil War.
Instead of going TO college he enlisted
{ IN the pennsylvania klUtS. WHlCH Was
formed in the District of Columbia.
Immediately after the war he was ap
pointed a special agent Of the Treasury
and sent to California in charge of a
shipment of treasure. During the next
! four years he was employed by the Sec
retary Of the Treasury. He studied
law at the same time, and in 1863 was
admitted to practice. From 1870 to
| 1874 he was Assistant United States
Attorney for California. Later he was
successively Chairman of the Republi-
can State Central Committee, attorney
for the State Board of Harbor Com
missioners, Chairman of the California
delegation to the National Republican
| Convention in 1884
| He was elected to the Fifty ninth
| Congress as a Republican defeating the
/ Democratic nominee by a large plu-
rality.
Later he was made District Judge
which position he has very ably filed
He received a private telegram this
morning notifying him that he had been
| nominated Several of his friends in
| Washington sent congratulations.
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SEAL FISHERIES.
Special Agent Foster Will Sail for
Europe Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-General
John w. Foster, special agent of the
Department of State, charged with the
negotiations concerning the seal fish
cries. will leave Washington tonight
for New York. whence he will sail
Thursday on the Paris for England. 1t
is the purpose of General Foster to
expedite the negotiations with the Brit
ish Government if possible by getting
as near as possible to Downing street,
and in the same line he Will extend his
journey to St. Petersburg to deal di-
rectly with the Russian Government,
in the effort to secure joint arrange
ments looking to the adoption Of addi-
tional protective measures to save seal
life from determination.
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ROYAL MARRIAGE.
Prince Joseph of Battenberg and Prin=
cess Anna of Montenegro Wed.

CETTINJE Montenegro. May Is
Prince Francis Joseph Of Battenberg,
youngest brother of Prince Louis of
Battenberg and Princess Anna of Mon
tenegro. youngest sister of the Crown
Princess of Italy, were married to-day
in the Cathedral in the presence of
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro and
other members of her family and a
number Of Russian Grand Dukes, dip
lomats and officers Of State. The Gar
is said to have lowered Princess Anna
with / 600, 600 roubles. The Prince and
Princess met the first time recently at
the dinner table of Queen Victoria at
Cimiez The Princess, who was born
in 1874, is dark. tall and beautiful
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What the Chicago
4" Record :" Saws.

While trusts and all injurious
combinations of business interests
should be guarded against by
proper legislation, the largest liber-
ty consistent with the good of a
community must be granted to
private enterprise pursued in an
honorable way. Otherwise legis-
lation becomes tyranny, enter
prise is discouraged and the pro-
gress of community or State or
nation is visibly retarded. If the
merchant, by the possession of SUI
perior sagacity and greater means,
is able to sell an article lower than
the small retail dealer, that fact in
ures to the benefit of the commu-
nifty in general. "
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Weinsf0ck Lubin G Co, 4OO-4l2 Street. Sacramento

on the seat nervously clutching her
skirts about her, regardless of the fact
that her hosiery was much in evidence.
The sack also was visibly affected. 1t
walked out into the aisle as best it
could and barked in muff1ed. but none
the less vociferous tones. When the
young woman realized that the object
was not a mouse but an inOffensive
dog she speedily came down from her
perch blushing furiOusly. She didn't
ride much further, but the young men
and the sack went on to the park
Philadelphia Record.
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Internal Revenue Collections.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The month
ly statement of collections of internal
revenue show the receipts for April to
be 81 ,3S4 $50, a decrease of 500, 100
as compared with April, 1896. In the
last ten months the receipts have ag-
gregated $122 800, 404, an increase com
pared with the same period last year Of
$3.50. .0S3
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A Duke and Duchess Dead.

LONDON, May 1S.-Lord Edward
Henry Somerset, fourth Duke of Beau
fort, is dead. He was born in 1893,
and married in 1880 the youngest
daughter of Sir Alex Dixie, Bart. One
son and his wife survive him. Anne,
Dowager Duchess of Althcl, widow of
the sixth Duke, is dead. She was the
daughter of the late Henry Rome
Drummond of Blair Drummond, n. B..
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Mems Trousers, So so.

Yesterday we received a line OF
Mems Trousers of strong, wear
resisting cashmere. For service
they can scarcely be excelled, and
the sewing is so we'll done that the
makers say warranted not to
rip" Our opinion is that, under
certain conditions, they might rip,
but not likely TO do So Price
s. so.
If you want vest to match,
81 SO extra.
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Sale 1Cc
Dairy and Milk Pans.

Ordinary pans are not very good
for milk. The tin soon wears off,
allowing the iron to come in con-
tact with contents.
We have Milk Pans made of
tin plate and then dipped in tin,
giving a second and heavy coating.
These pans cost more than the
others; but last three or four times
as long. They are by far the
cheapest in the end.
Four-quart size, sc; 6-quart, &c;
8-quart, SC; Io-quart, &C; I2-
quart, Ioc.
You can easily tell these retinned
pans. They are much heavier and
brighter than the others.
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third. Time-1:1434.

third. Time-1: 143l.
Four and a half furlongs, Pink Coal
Won, Sound Money second, First Call
third. Time-0:56.
One mile, Urania won, Maxine Ell
lott second, Fife third Time-1:43.
Half a mile, Bremen won, Stars and
Stripes second, May Clarkson third.
Time-0:493
Six and a half furlongs. White Oak
won. Sedan second, L. w. third. Time
1:213,
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Children's HeadWear.

If you want dainty, cool sum-
mer headwear for the children we
have it. Null Bonnets, Silk Caps,
and Lawn Hats can be seen in
endless variety. We have all styles
in cream and white, as we'll as
some pretty caps in pink and blue.
Prices 25c to 81 IS each.
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Ex-Senator's Narrow Escape.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-Former Uni
ted States Senator j. D. Mcpherson of
New Jersey had a narrow escape from
being killed in his office in this city
to-day. William Won AIKEN attempted
to shoot him, but was prevented by
Edward F. Low. An accomplice of Won
AIKEN escaped, but Won AIKEN, who is
partially blind, was arrested.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 1S.-The reg
ular racing season having closed on
Saturday, four days of extra races have
been arranged, the proceeds to be dl-
vided proportiOnately among various
charitable institutions. The races to-
day brought out a large crowd at Ingle-
side The weather was fine and the
track fast. Results:
Five furlongs, Los PrietOs won, To-
wanda second, Miss Remsen third.
Time-1 :O3@i
Seven furlongs, Adam Andrew won,
Velox second, Atticus third. Time
1:30
Six furlongs, King William Won, Mer-
QUITO second, McLight third. Time -
JIG.
Six and half furlongs. Peixotto won,
Nainstay second, Logan third. Time
1:2112.
Mile and a sixteenth, Collins won, San
Marco second, Ransom third. Time
1:50.
one mile, Con Motto won, imp. Trance
second Jack Martin third. Time-l ~.
CROKER'S RHODA B. WON.
LONDON, May 1S-Richard Croker s
brown filly Rhoda B. won the Exning
plate of 500 sovereigns at the New
market second meeting to-day. Lord
Zetland's St Veronica was second and
leopold de ROthschild's Gallanthia
third. The course was five furlongs.
RESULTS AT MORRIS PARK.
NEW YORK, May 1S.-Morris Park
results Six and one-half furlongs,
Bonaparte Won, Mr.. Buckley second,
Harrington third. Time-1 :23l4
Ill i1I- an
Thomas Cat second, Our Johnny third.
Time-1:25.
One mile, Merry Prince Won, Belmar
second, Divide third. Time-1:42.
Laureate stakes, five furlongs, Froh-
man won. Varus second, Handball
third. Time-1:00.
Five furlongs, Blarney Stone won,
Hit second, Mirthful third. Time
100.
Knickerbocker hurdle, two miles, Kill
kenny won, Brown Red second, Forget
third. Time-3:471a.
AT WINDSOR.
DETROIT. May 1S.-Results at
Windsor: Six furlongs, selling, Gwen
won. Start second, Homer third. Time
LII.
Seven furlongs. selling. Sinaloa II.
won, Dasho second, Campania third.
Time :29&i.
Five furlongs, Sitter Won, Wedlock
second. Isabelle third. Time-1:04.
Six furlones. selling, Rapalatchie won,
Iongbrook second, Rover third. Time
1:15 10.
Five furlongs. selling, Nero won, Bis
marck second, Ruth third. Time-1:O3.
At NEWPORT.
CINCINNATI, May 1S.-Results at
Newport: Five and a half furlongs,
Newport Won, Lady Juliet second, Suy-
dam third. Time-1:07l4
Seven furlongs, Walkune won, Nece-
dah second, Leafet third. Tme-1:2S.
one mile, Carrie Lyle won. Sauterne
second. Cappa third. Time-1:42.
six furlongs. Suisun won, Her Excel
1ency second, Trimuda third. Time
1:141a.
Four and a half furlongs. Hardly won.
Lady of the West second, Bruin third.
Time-O:5Sat.
one milling. selling. imp. Eddie Burke
won, Royal Dance second, Elsina third.
Time-1:411I.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 1S.-Results at the
fair grounds: one mile. selling. Tom
'NIurphy Won Virginia NJ. second, San
Bias third Time :43la
Five and a half furlongs. DR.. Walms-
<ley won. Jack b. 3. second, Nick Carter
third. Trme-1:o9l5.
Two-year-old flies, half a mile. Sor-
row Won, Nora :. second, Lieberose
third Time-0:50.
AT CHURCHILL DOWNS.
LOUISVILLE, May 1S.-Results at
Churchill Downs: Six furlongs. Caval-
gro won. Eghart second, La Gascogne
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OregOn'S Senator.

WASHINGTON, May lS.-The Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
to-day heard argument by Attorney
Woods of Portland, Or, in support of
the claim of H. w. Corbett to succeed
Senator Mitchell. under appointment OF
the Governor of Oregon. The commit
tee took no action.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK MARKET
San Francisco, May 18th.

San FRANCISCO, May l6tn.
Morning Session-Belcher 21c; 4 & r,
55c; Challenge, 21c; c Point, 22c & c,
19c Ophir, 92c Overman, lac; Savage, 30c;
S Belcher lie; Union, SEC.
Closing Quotations-Alta, 4c; Alpha, SC;
Andes 20c; Belcher, 20c: r & b, SIC, Bull
ion, &c; Caledonia, 10c; Challenge, Pie: Chol-
lar 75c; Confidence, 81; C C Y, 81 So; Con
Imperial, 1c; c Point, PC; G. & c, 19c;
Julia, &c; Kentuck, 4c: Mexican. 3Sc: Occi-
dental, &C; Ophir, Gle; Oyerman, IA; Potosi'
age; Savage, Sic; S Nevada, 40c: Union, 35c;
Utah, 4c; Yellow Jacket, &c.
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81 Am in Love
With My Stove,'

Said a young housewife in Sac
ramento the other day. Its
lust luxury to cook with a Blue
Flame Oil Stove. The flame
comes up under the kettle Just like
GAS and it heats so quickly. She
might have added, "no odor, no
dirt and the greatest economy.
The Central Blue Flame Oil
Stoves, large circular wick, 2-burner
size, S.; 3-burner size, 81 so.
The Monarch" the perfection
of Blue Flame oil Stoves. Very
simple and durable. Regular
hight, ? burners, s. IS; 5 burn
ers, 50 50; extra hight, burners
SO SO: : burners, SI2; 4 burners,
with oven, $40.
Monarch ovens. asbestos and
corrugated tin lined, So SO,
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@Zl5lsSli ;' q B |;!ls Sy!!Dl %

We should have more than
we could do if everybody
hereabouts knew the advan-
tages in money and goods OF
buying his summer suit OF
Weinstock, Lubin & CO.
Two distinct advantages.
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MaiOr-General Bliss.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The Sen
ate Committee on Military Affairs to-
day decided upon a favorable report
on the nomination of General 4. r.
Bliss to be Major General.
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White Shirt Waists.

For cool summer wear we have
all sizes in our line OF White
Waists Of new spiral dimity with
detachable linen collar and cults.
Looks we'll when worn with white
or colored skirts. Price s. 50.
Wooden Seat Chairs, antique
finish. Price 45c.
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Not Entirely Painless

Dentist-Did you give that man
laughing gas?
Assistant-Yes.
Dentist-Fow long did the effect last?
Assistant-Until he looked at the
bill.-ToMn Topics.
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Decidedly Worse.

Mr. Monterey-Which are worse, sins
of omission or sins of commission?
Mr. Esplanade Ca creditor Of Mr..
Monterey 's)-Sins- of owe mission, of
urse.-Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
The record-union., 1897-05-19
Bird Cages.

The wires in the Hendryx Cages
are riveted-not soldered. That
makes the cage stronger and
neater than other kinds.
Hendryx Cages, square brass,
75c to 81 SO.
Hendryx Cages painted, 75c to
s..
Also bird seed, gravel, feed cups,
brackets, springs, etc.
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White Lace
Curtains ST 4S.

Are you interested in Heavy
Washable Curtains Of white Not
tingham lace? This seasons de-
signs and large, generous size.
Just now we have a quantity OF
such curtains which are selling
rapidly. Special price 81 as pair
The record-union., 1897-05-19

Hoods sarsaparilla is the only true
blood purifier. This means that Hoods
sarsaparilIa is the greatest curative
agent in the world. All scrofulous
troubles ard blood diseases yield to it's
power.
The record-union., 1897-05-19
They All Have specs"

Dutch grocer-For why do you put de
sign up Boston peaches?"
Assistant-Can't you see dey has all
got specs?
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Black Grenadines.

Open work Lace Grenadines in
handsome figures and satin stripes
80 inches wide. A strictly season.
able fabric adapted specially for
warm weather dresses, etc. Price
25c yard.
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ELYS AnoA

Ts quickly abb
sorbed. Cleanses
the Nasal Pas
sages, A IL q V S
Pain and Infiam-
nation. He a l $
and Protects the
Membrane from
cold. Restores
the Senses Oi
Taste and smell.
Gives relief al
once and it will
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On the Tiles.

We have no objection to every dos
having its day." but what we object tC
is every cat having it's night.-Fun.
The record-union., 1897-05-19
414=4l6 K STREET.
THAT'S THE NUMBER.

m tai pointer, which Shows the exact
spot on which the next character Writ
, ten will appear.-New York Tribune.
The record-union., 1897-05-19

It is reported that the Yellowstone
geysers are gradually iessening III
activity,
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Baseball Goods.

Spalding's League Baseballs, 81.
Good practice balls, 25c and 4oc.
Ash Bats, 45c; Wagon-tongue
Bats, 75c.
Catchers' Maskers 35c, soc and
81 IS.
Catchers' Mitts 23c, 45c, s. IS
to 81.
Fielding Gloves soc to S. each.
Baseball Shoes, Caps, Sweaters,
Belts, Hosiery, etc.
Uniforms made to order. Sam
pies and prices on application.
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Priee, Prie 81 4S.
Ice Cream FreeZers.

We keep the Shepard Ffeezers
because we think them the best.
They possess many little points of
superiority which our statesmen
will be glad to explain.
Two-quart size, 81 SO; three
quart, 81 IS; tour-quart, s. 20,
and 6-quart, s. IS.
We have sold hundreds of them
and never a complaint.
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We Offer
To-Day.

Brilliant Metal Polish. Imparts
a lasting and brilliant luster to
brass, copper, zinc or silver.
We offer Wednesday half-pint
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TURF EVENTS ON
MANY COURSES
The Extra Races for the Benefit Of Various
Charitable Institutions
Draw Out Large Attendance at the
Ingleside Track.

Richard Croker's Rhoda b. Wins
Exning Plate of Five Hundred Sow
ereigns at Newmarket, England
Results of the Races at Windsor,
r1orriS Park, Newport, ST. Louis
and Churchill Downs.
The record-union., 1897-05-19

A particle is applied directly into the nos
trils is agreeable. 90 cents at Druggists or oy
mail: samples l0c by mail. ELY BROTHERS.
IS Warren street. New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-20
STATUS OF THE DISEASE TODAY
Irccsnt'op. at Cal and In the south
AgeInst Z. How FaYaK.

New Orleans, Sept 20 DIR. Joseph
Holt, president Of the board of
health, reported nine cases Of yellow
fever ia his practice. Three more
cases we're reported this afternoon,
making dozen today.
Ficksburg. Sept, 90 The we TO, T
is cool and the town healthy, but
rifidly Guaranteed. Two suspic-
ious cases axe reported near Smith
Station, Hines county.
Edwards. Miss, Sept. 2j.-Eieven
new cases OF yellow fever have been
reported. Fifty -four are now regis
istercd.
prirgioid, III. Sept. 2O-Dr.
Egau, secretary of she I,linois state
board Of health, super.Dtendtng the
yellow fever inspection at Cairo, tel
egraphed this morning tha. both
"a sengers aud trairTen were pro
hibi,cd iroul leaving TIE cars en- route
north. The doctor says danger ex-
ists at Cairo owing to the large nun
Der OF refugees already there.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-20

are doing well. The Sunday calm was
intensified. all traffic being suspended
and the streets being even deserted by
the usual thrCngs ct worshipers. Not
only have many people gore. away. but
those remaining think 1t prudent to
avoid gatherings of all sorts.
Nickshurg, Miss, Sept. 20-The fever
at Edwards shows but slight increase
and no deaths occurred yesterday. DR..
PurneIl rerorted four new cases yes
terday. D!sirfection has commenced and
bedding Is being burned when It cannot
be Gisinfacted. The state beard tried to
prevent Father Prerdergast. of this CITY.
who has never had the fever. from going
to Edwards, but he considered II his
duty and the board gave way. The
board has a report from Biloxi showing
thirty-six cases to date, besides six sus-
pacts and twenty-seven cases Of yellow
fever now on hand. No deaths reported.
Ocean Springs. Miss. Sept. 20.-Dr.
Kel!s wires Dr.. Dunn from Scranton. re-
porting three new cases Of mild fever, TO
deaths and all cases doing wei.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-20
under the consular

tries under the consular seal
This is the opinion of the attor-
ney general as !, stands tonight" SEN
ator Elkins. of West Virginia, who is
generally credited with being resporsi-
bic for the charges in Section - Of the
tariff bill, is row in the city. Senator
Elkins has declined TO be interviewed
CT the subject and even now refuses to
go into the question at length. owing to
!ts complications ard his desire at some
future time TO make public a carefully
prepared statement.
He said, however, that for a lore time
he had wagc1 war against the bonded
privilege granted Canadian railroads.
and admitted his authorship Of the cor
tiguOus territory clause in the section.
and expressed the opinion that the on.iz-
sion Of the words cut Of congress- I'M
poses the Discriminating duty on goods
carried in British and other vessels
whose countries DO net have exemption
by treaty stipulation. Il have always
been in favor Of discriminating in favCr
Of American railroads and Americanves-
sells" said he. and IL is my opinion tina I
section % does. / DO not desire, however.
to make any comment at this time
certainly not Until the attorney general
has rendered his opinion"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-20

said tn Have Declared the Discriminating
Clause Too Vague.

Washington. Sept. 2O.-A special CORE
vpondert Of the Chicago Times-ReraId
telegraphs his paper as follows: Section
90 of the DinEley tariff act does not i'm
pose discriminating duties uDon goods
brought into the United States through
contiguous countries under consular seal.
or upon goods imported through ocean
ports in foreign vessels which are not
specially exempted by treaty. Attorney
General McKenra is Of the opinion that,
except as to goods not the product of a
contiguous country which are importd q
into the United States directly from such
contiguous country, the language Of the
section is not clear enough to make it
certain that congress intended to change
the previously existing law.
he believes that the verbiage is alto
gethsr too vague TO Justify intsrpre-
| tation changing il any way the law as
Contained in the revised statutes as far
as It affects imports through ocean
| norts or through contiguous coun-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-20
MI -F7ry-fT-rnvd:-%v0s~r..- r r

u zetcp, sept 20 - Ony 30) out
Of 500 miners rrturred to work at
Psrdee's ard La.limer's mines this
morning. A numoer OF the Butler
county miners came to Lsttimer to
work this morning. bus the s.rikors
with revolvers drove them back
One hundred and fifty Italian wom-
Ell attem pied 20 raid tho Ls,timer
engine house and the com pauy's
stcre this forenoon, but were di :
persed BY the troops. Twenty five
hundred miners ut the I.eaigh and
Wiikesbarre McALoo mines returned
TO work this morning under heavy
military protection.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-20
At Hcurr" ND OTHER POINTS.


ri.rnsc Make Slow Progress and tho
ncath, Are Not NuincrurS.
Mobile. Ala. sept. 2o.-Tha Cficialhul-
iytin foc the tv.H'y-f1ur hours ended at
noon yesterday shows eleven new cases
and ore death. that ~ Frank Donaldson.
lie wd1 16 years ~ age ard parer car
ri,r. The total cases 90 date. %: total
deaths. ?. The president OF the board Of
health last night commented upcn tho
days report as follows: The cases re-
ported today were taken. one on the 18th.
uue on the 18Th. one on the ilth. three on
the 18th. four on the 10th and one on ths
18th: so there Is shown that there has
been but one new case in the past TWEEN
ty-f1ur hours"
The total u cases shows a 1crsis,orcv
Cf The disease. hut rot a rapid increase.
and all the cases nrc In Cue infected dis
triCt save in one locality CT the D.G
shell road and in the Marine hospital
Al the cases with one or two o-cau..0u.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-20

New York. Sept. 20.-Silver has
advanced Z. cents here and 81 peuce
in London since Sept. /. The rise is
attributed TO the purchases for India
on account Of and in response to the
rumors in London that India is buy
log tor coinsge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-20
yyoodfora Meets t~e Duke.

Washington. Sept. 20 u. 5. Min
is'er Woodiord reported to the state
department today ,hs. he had con-
ference with the Duke OF Tetuan al
Madrid. /. is unders stood his repre-
sen,a;ions are rather preliminary,
and intended 10 prepare the founda-
tion on which to base the full case as
to Cuba, and that these were we'll re-
ce;ved
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-20
Anrrpe Heard From Again,

Copenhagen. Sept. 20. a dis
patch from Hsmmeries.. tho north
ernmost toxin OF Europe in Norway,
says the whaling ship. Fslk.
brought there n third pigeon dis
patch from Prof. Andrce. tresds:
July IS, l2:3u o. m. latitude 80.
north, longitude -. 5 east: Good
voysge eastward; all well" Andree
started July Il.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-20
BRYAN Smoking ip Toyvy

Keokuk. Ia. Sept GOV. J. Bryan
spoke at Hamilton, his, Saturday fore
noon and ut Kcokrk in the afternoon
Six thousand people heard him in this
city. In his sUesch he ignored state
issues. aevotins his attention to the Sill
yer question. the income tax and gov
ernment ny Injunction"