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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-16

POWDER
Awarded
Highest Honors, Worlds Fair
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
THE TEXARKANIAN.
F.G. WOOTTEN, City Editor
TUESDAY, NOV. 1G, 1897
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
See old Jack Tar, the button bus
ter, in "a Breezy Time
Thos. p Martin, tbe tombstone
dealer is here today from ST. Louis
Mr., r. p, Martinez the Jonesboro
Ice Go, Is here, visiting his sister,
Mrs j, D. Cook
Prosecuting Attorney j NJ, Car
Ter went up to Prescott on business
yesterday
u--s--a --
Misses Bridewell aud Foster Of
Hope, are here visiting Mrs j. M,
Carter
The circus people are making
their headquarters at the Cosmo-
poItan Hotel
All cut blooms both roses aud
NUNS" must be in position We'd
nesday by 1 o'clock
Miss E. Massenburg Of Paris,
Texas, Miss Ethel Read Of Delialb,
wefe IN attendance at the Masscn.
burg.Wadc wedding last night
Pure apple vinegar zoe
a gallon at Oscar Turner's,
Mr., H. w. Mullins Of the Texas
Produce Co.. left yesterday after
noon, ON a business trip TO st.
Louis
John Kline baked ton Of fruit
cake for last Christmas, and says
he will try aud reach five tons for
the coming holidays Give him
your orders
A shapy crowd Of c1mplollow
crs are here with the circus The
officers should be doubly yglant
tonight TO see that none OF our
stores are robbed
A pastors conference has been
organized here with Rev Preston
president, and Rev. Daniels sceres
tary The conference will meet
every Monday evening and discus.
ON aomeuaclul subject
iintsrasWp du not have ~ ud-
Ncwtisc, our business is entirely
satisfactory without IT,
Shnrpu N Brewer
Ten mcmbtm oC the Breezy
Time" company are stopping at the
Benc6eld Hotel The company Ia a
good Iookng set of people and,
will beyond a doubt give us a good
entertainment tonight
St James Episcopal congregation
are arranging loput Ben llu" on
the stage here nc q future date,
Costumes and q talented company
assisted by our home talent will
lend Itself 10 make the entertain
mtnt q go
The board of trustees of sl
Agngs Academy for the coming
ycararc Col, ~ M, Henry John H.
Hunter Rev. A. luh.u, S.j, Hem
rN G, ~ MuJa and w. q. Hardin
The board IH a good one and SL
Agnes should grow under ils die
fttlIou
ltmcsalclm bread h eaten m
three states rcNs. Arkansas and
Louisiana ltia shipped as ta as
Little Both Pine Bmr shrrya
port Marshall Longyiewaud.lylgt
Here b the right Kind OF uOtors
prise
Conductor Crouch of lhe TtWfr
kama IS shreveport railroad cone
duclrd q special train OF three
coaches uud % ylh0uap lull ut pNas
apugers La lhIa morning lor thu pr-
Gus now exhibiting here Among
those who same uB we had ihe
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-16

John KlIneB steam bread is gtiIl
tbcpopuardJct among lcXarImna't
best people,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-16

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size Of a small pea.
Itgrcw rapidly,a and
shooting pains ran
in every direction.
/ became alarmed
and consulte d a
good doctor, who
pronounced II can
scer, and said that Il
must be cut out.
This ! would not
consent to, having
little faith In the
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-16

All cut blooms, both roses and
mums must be in position We'd
ncsday by 1 o'clock
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-11-16
Too =
Much Knife F!

The use Of the surgeons knife is be
coming so general, resulting fatally
in such large number Of cases, as to
occasion general alarm.
Mr. William Walpole, Of Walshtown,
South Dakota, writesi "A bot Ut
three years a 0, there came under
my left eye a little blotch about the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04

them saw the presldent-elect, who saved
himself As far AZ possible for the tai
before him today. In the evening he
dined with John Hay. who win he the
new ambassador to the court Of 81
James. and then retired early.
Vice President Elect Hobart spent
most OF the day meeting his future ~
atorial associates and learning the ruIe.
ana customs OF the senate under the
tuteiage Of Vice President Stevensor
IN members Of the outgoing cabinet
were busted with cleaning up their
deskA Their designations are NJ Nc
Ainieys service and most Of them have
explained their duties to their succe..
oors. who are all here for the iuaueufa.
ton. save Ex-Governor Long, Of Mas
sachusetts. At the Capitol ccnerem
worked steadily away ON appropriation
oills. gradually reducing the items Of
disagreement between the two houses
On the streets there were the usual
crowds and decorations ana scenes met
dent 70 the immadiate Approach Of =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04

administered to the new chief executive
Major Mckinley drove over from the
Ebbitt House to the executive mansion
at 1850 today, and met the president in
bis private Office. The presidential par
~. with it, escort of United States
troops, Troop A, Of Cleveland. and the
District National Guard. left the White
House at II o'clock and reached the
Capitol shortly before noon.
Hobart Takes the Oath Of Once.
Vice President Stevenson did not ac-
company his successor. the vice presi-
dent-elect. as Stevenson was engaged
In presiding over the session of the SEN
ate. Hobart. instead. was accompanied
by the senate committee Of arrange
ments. consisting Of Sherman. Elkins
and Mitchell. At the Capitol the pres
ident and other officials, the president
and vice rresident-elect assembled in
the senate chamber. the members of the
supreme court and Of the senate and
house being present. Vice President
Stevenson administered the oath Of Of
nee to Hobart. and at the stroke of II
declared the senate Of the Fifty-fourth
congress adjourned without day. The
new vice president, an extra session Of
the senate having been called, then ad-
ministered the oath to the newly elect.
ed senators.
Inauguration Of the President.
The senate then took recess, and the
procession moved to the stand at the
east portico In front Of. the rotunda,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04

required by the constitution. The last
name added to the list was that Of Cor
nelius N. Bliss, of New York, who WIN
become secretary of the interior. He
declined cabinet proffer some days
ago, nut yielded yesterday to the press
ure of his friends. 1t was reported that
Bliss had consented to serve six months
only, but 1t can be stated on authority
that the appointment was accepted
without conditions. The new cabinet,
therefore. will be made up as follows:
Secretary Of State-John Sherman, Of
Ohio.
Secretary Of the Treasury-Lyman J.
Gage. of Illinois.
Secretary Of War-Russell A. Alger, Of
Michigan.
Attorney General-Joseph NcKen-
ma, Of California.
Postmaster General-James A. Gary.
Of Maryland.
Secretary of the Navy-John d. Long,
Of Massachusetts,.
Secretary Of the Interior-Cornelius N.
Bliss, Of New York.
Secretary Of Agriculture-James VIII
son. Of Iowa.
During the day Mckinley and Presi-
dent Cleveland exchanged calls Of cour-
tesy, the former paying his respects to
the outgoing executive at the White
House and the latter returning It with
In an hour by calling on his successor
at the Ebbitt House. There was, of
course. a large number Of callers at the
Ebbitt House. but comparatively few of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04
The AReuia rnuaeDAY. MiiAtna6iiiff . 1ss7s 2

the latter are Republican League clubs.
This organization numbers 5000 clubs
scattered over the country, with an ag-
eregate strength OF ESQ. 900. and was
the great fighting force in the past cam
paign The three civic divisions are
composed almost wholly OF its members,
with only about eight detached organic
cations Of any sort. one Of which is
the famous Harmony Fire company, Of
Philadelphia. and another the Indian
School battalion, Of Carlisle.
Order Of Firing Of Statutes.
A national salute Of twenty-one guns
was dred when President Cleveland left
the White House In company with Nc
Kinley for the Capitol. and another
salute Of twenty-one gunA announced
that they had entered the Capitol. One
gun was fired when Mckinley took the
cath Of ONCE. and q national salute of
tNenty-one g1nS 1t the srnclusion
OF tine Inaugural, when President Nc
Kinley and Citizen Cleveland begin
their return march to the White House
and the same number Of guns when the
tour.is made. The occupants of the re-
viewing stand and vicinity doubtless
Wtn rejoice In the order that Hail to
tie Child" shall be performed by No
band except that at the head OF thu
column.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04

President Cleveland ana President-elect
Mckinley leading. On the stand the
cath Of ONCE was administered to Pres
ident-elect Mckinley BY Chief Justice
Fuller. President Mckinley then made
his inaugural address. On CONCLUDING
ne returned to the presidents room in
the >enate wing Of the Capitol, and
from there he viii be escorted to the
White House by the inaugural parade.
which will begin to move from the Capl-
toll II = expected At O'Clock. The
parads WIN move from the Capitol 6y
way Of Pennsylvania west to washing.
ton Circle. thence east through *"
street to Vermont avenue, where the
organizations win be reviewed By Grand
Aarshal Porter and dismissed. From q
stand In front Of the White House the
president viii review the parade.
stss q the Grand Parade.
A near ~ can be estimated now there
win be about 1900 In the parade. OF
these about 140oe are military ana g.
a.. CIVIC QrGnniUtionk Almoaf m n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04
SHIPSANEW PILOT
American eattIsship Of State
Changes Her Steersman.
rK1IME d Bow At TIE WHEEL,
Hobart Second n Command. and the
Great Quadreaniai Ceremony
Il Completed.

PrsGfanns u TIE Exersljes - TheS 0u
sssreA, Besinni,g q Nssa Tsday-Nev
Senate Duly Opened .aa Ready - Css-
Hrm the Majors Osbls6t, whish Il
Ready To He CsnAFmea-Rall q ths
Asnbers Thereof-Bliss THAes lie In
terioF Dspartment.
Washington. March 4.-"William Nc.
Kinley. president Of the United States %
b the way he signs himself At this writ
Ing. It was done Quickly-A raised right
hand, head uncovered. q few words
reverently uttered-and William Nc
Kinley. citizen. was william Mckinley,
president. The ceremonies that led mp
TO this climax began with the departure
Of President Cleveland and President
elect Mckinley and Vice President-elect
Hobart and the senate committee Of ar
rangements. and their escort of 5000
troops, from the White House for the
Capitol. where the oath. Of Office was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04

Quay rirss Up ana savs Asa. h . sI..sss,
o. oLAoR.s

Quay H1roo Up ana eo1s Hear h . sLJunneso
While Quay was nlibustering 20 force
. change in the price of armor plate
allowed In the naval blll he made
the point Of no quorum. Hoar made
the point that the matter Of interven.
ticn Of other business had nothing to
do with the case. He said Il was never
intended that one man should be able
to prevent the other eighty-nine from
doing business In the senate By such tac.
tics a. those to which the Pennsylvania
senator was resorting. ''One man in
LIQUOR" Hoar was procee0ing 20 ~.
might stop buslnem." when ouay
Jumped 10 his feet and IN excitenent
exclaimed:
Il desire TO ~ 10 TIE senator nom
Massachusetts that II he intsnds to IN
Inmate that am he b Q 1unatlc. or n
liar. and WIN not tolerate q suerev-
tion Of thst sort from the senator from
Massachusetts. Or any one else. am
simply doing what an doong IN the n.
terest Of my const3tueataL~
Hoaf disc1amied any intention u maxi
ing any insinuation ~ TO Quay's So
bgiety.
Quay again spoke Of his motive q BE-
ing In the interest Of the people Of
Pennsylvania and q tlsousoadS q work
inglnen IN TIT state. - Weal q Of much
capital He STATED II 10 be ~ rocuaIec-
ttua that when the blll for TIE repeal
Of the sherman law was Dending the
olvoP seoa4sD haA 1sUQuon11v sna6e tie
point ju1t - he hod made e. he re-
peated this Stateshent two o. three
ttmeat when Dub01s took d. n0or b e.
clare that ne1ther ~ not aay q IL -
va senators had made tie point q -
Querun W1Go d w. evident th6gU Was
. e06gV0 DgsDsoG H allo1e1 % ouay'u
RDoo1at3oa that his cousSo Wn6 = u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04
TWO DEATHS At a FuRe.
HAns1sapAla's Electric Lases rseA % - {
Very Costly 1lase.

Very Costly Bisse.
Philadelphia. March A-The big povur
house Of the Union Traction company
AZ the junction Of Thirteenth street ana
Mount Vernon streets and Ridge ave-
nue. was destroyed by IRE last night,
nearly all the costly dynamos and other
electric machinery being q total loss.
Two men lost their lives and several
others were slightly injured. The dead
are: A. A Binder. knocked down ana
run over by q IRE engine. and another
man whose body has not been Identified.
killed by a falling wall. The damage
from the fire will amount 60 about
$3.50 ZOO. fully covered by insurance.
Nearly all OF the principal trolley lines
In the city are tied up as thoroughly
a. they were IN the month OF December.
1895. when the street car strike was
declared. The IRE broke out shortly
after 6 o'clock when the big stores in
the centre OF the city were pouring out
their army OF employees. and when the
principal car lines are always taxed 10
their fullest capacity.
During the fire the big steampipes ex-
tending from the boilers in another part
OF the building. but separate from the
dynamos. broke with q thunderous vol
ley that sounded like an explosion. This
frightened the horses attached 20 the
chemical engine and caused them 20 run
away. resulting In the death Of Binder
and injury OF several others. The
building was valued at about 100000
and the electrical machinery consisted
principally OF four dynamos valued 1t
about $4,000 each: four smaller ones
SIS. 900 each: switchboard $4,000. testing
machines $4,000: thirty-ton and fifteen-
ton electric travelling crane. $1,000. and
5000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04

great gaia event. The number q pe0-
pie arriving. however, was smaller than
first estimates Ct the railroads One very
noticeable feature OF the incoming at
organizations was the small amount OF
parade and music with which they sig
nalized their entry into town. There
was very general remark on the fact
that few Of them paraded up the avenue
with bands playing. A noticeable ex-
ception was the Blaine club. Of Cincin-
natl. which made q fine appearance In
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04
Assignee Notice.
STATE oP ILLINOIS, -
RooK ISLAND COUNTY,

eTATE OF ILLINOIS,
RooK ISLAND COUNTY,
To MARI Donshue, Annie Donshue, Dennis Resp
and the unknown owners and ali othera intss
ested.
Ics ere hereby notified that the following lots
ard lands, to-wit: The east half (x) OF lot one
% in block seven (sl in Jhompson q Welis' "A.
dillon to the city Of Roek 1slsud situstcd in the
county OF Rock Island AMI state Of Illinois, a.
Iniry q the county collectors tar sale on June
In 1870, for taxes upoo amounts due the etste a
Illinois, county Of Rock Island and city Of foci
certain certificate. and that the underlined Il :.
u. Tomey 10 tho legal aeeignce ana owner OF IN.
Sad certificate. and that the tine Of podempsiov,
from ss,. sale will exp re on the 7'h day Of June
a. d isN. JoHN n ToSxY.
uns. NARY DopAHUI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04
LOCAL
Administrator Notice.
Estate OF Andrew Pearson, deeea.sa

IN. uadef.ignsd having been sDpoanset admin.
Pearson, lats of the county Of Rock ie,s. q
state o. Illinois. deceased, hereby gives motto,
that she Will sppsar before the eouSty court Of
eaid court, In the city Of Rock Island, q The
April term, on the first Monday IN April
neat. q which time sll persons having elaine
ettend Tor the pufpoee Of having TIE Sane ID.
Jueted Al Jereoue indebted 70 esio setste Ar r.
9ue.tod tn maze immediate payment to the Nv.
Dated this 18th day o. February, A. D.. fn1
CLARA PEAReoN, Adminietratrix.
JACKSON d HURsr, Attorueye
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04
STATE OF ILLlNOls
nooE Island CoUxPY.


In the circuit court in chsneery. soree,osur.-
general No. lO6A.
Msnsncld u. sturreoa ". Patrick oreer Boz.
9oee.
Notice is hereby given thst By virtue Of 4 d.
ervs Of said court entered In ths above entitled
eaeee, on the 18Th DAY q January. A. d. 1871,
A. D 1871, ct the hour OF O'Clock In the sftefs
noou. o tho front door Of the court house. In the
cty q Rock lsland In said county Of Rock lslan6,
- satisfy said decree. een ~ public vGndue %
TIE highest md best bddse for essh In hand, thoss
esrtaiu parcsls Of land, situate N the county Of
Hoek Island and state Of lllinoie, known and Dc.
eexibe1 - follows, to-wit:
Ths undlv aed oue.hfsh part OF lots one ~ and
two ~ In block eightsen (ls) asd the undivided
coe-ath part Of the south one hundred and thiryy
(iSo) feet Of los too go, In block number thif
t. 81. al e spencer = Cases addition to the
Dated Ct ROCK Island, Illinois. this let day Of
maseer In Chancsry. Rock Island county, IN.
o. ,. MAnsnAIx. Co0platuants Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04

disease baffled the best doctora
II was nervous, hysterical; my head
ached with such terrible burning
sensstion on the top, and felt a. II .
band was drawn tightly above my
brow; Inflammation of the stomach, no
appetite, nausea at the sight of food,
indigestion, constipation, bladder and
kidney troubles, palpitation Of the
heart, attacks Of melancholia would
occur without any provocation what.
ever, numbness Of the limbs, threaten
Ing paralysis, and loss Of memory to
such IN extent that feared alteration
Of the mind.
"A friend advised Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and spoke in
glowing terms Of what It had done for
her.
81 began its use and gained rapidly.
Now am n living advertisement of its
inertia / had not used il q year when
I was the envy Of the whole town,
for my rosy, dimpled, girlish looks and
perfect health.
"Irecommend II to all women. find
. great advantage in being able to say,
IL II by . woman's hands this great
boon Is given to women. All honor to
the name Of Lydia f. Pinl:ham; wide
success to the Vegetable Compound.
"Yours In Health, Mrs. /. e. BREs.
srs, Hsrculaneum. jefferson Co. Mo-"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04

a.se q she P. D. ana Z. nsssr..A.

Springfield. Ills. March l-Judge Al.
Sen~ In the United States circuit court.
yesterday issued q decree of foreclosure
OF the second mortgage bonds Of the
Peoria. Decatur and Evansville railroad
on the croes bin Of the Central Trust
company. Of New York. and william A.
Heiiman. Of Evansville. Ind. trustee for
the second mortgage bondholders In the
case OF the Peoria, Decatur and Evans
VILE VI. the Central Trust company. Of
New York. and william A. Heilman and
others. ana ordered the sale Of the road.
The mortgage amounts 10 oa.0ss. 00o.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04
sherman's Resignation Goes In.
MISTAKE COSTS ,nneE-i,vEs.

6upposinG No One Is In the Way Blast Of
Dynamite L. Let On.
iron Mountain. Mich. March 4.-Three
men were blown to atoms last night in
the Cundy mine at Quinnesec. The dead
are: Benjamin Richards, Richard Luke
and Thomas Jewett-all unmarried. The
explosion was caused by the discharge
Of q quantity Of dynamite.
1t is customary to make the blasts
each evening while the men are at sup
per, the cartridges being discharged
from the surface by an electric battery.
Last night the young man who had
the battery work in charge, supposing
the men had left the mine as usual.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04

Madison, March 4--Quite Q sensation
was created by the printing Of . story
that has been floating about for .
couple OF Gays to the effect that bribery
has been attempted In connection with
Dr.. Clason's medical bill. The general
opinion II that the foundation for the
story b sljRiy. Senator Putnam's reso-
luton for an amendment to the consti-
tuition to provide for . board OF pardons
was killed in the assembly. The senate
voted to adjourn today at II q m after
singing America, In honor Of inaugurp-
tion- The house did some unintere0t-
1nG routine hpsines.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04
HERs0NNEL OF the CABINET.

An the Portfolioe Now Given Out-Inau.
gural Preliminaries.
The chief event Of yesterday was the
definite completion OF the cabinet which
probably vii be sent to the senate on
Friday for confirmation by that body as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04
TIE MANNeIoo.
New York Financial.


NEW YORK. Marcha
Money On call noninally lyf1ak per cent:
prime mercantile paper 8as Per cent:
sterling exchange steady. 9th actual bua-
nss in bsnkers' bills 1t ssSoas7h for demand
esolss; connsrci.i binA ssi,<.
Silver certificates. &Il0elk; no salss; bar
diver, ~ Mexican dollars. oOH.
United States government bonds nrm: nsw
60 reGstersd. Ia; do. coupons n: 50
tsred. IN; DO. Coupons. M: &c rsgistsrsl
Is: Pacific 50 Of "a lW,<
Chssage Grain and ProAase.
CHICAGO. March a
Following were the quotations ON the Board
Of Trade today: Whest-Nay. opsnsd sS1Sc.
closed &c: July. opened 7ss<c. CLOSED 7s<c;
Nay. opened az. closed ss,<c: July. opsned
$40, closed Ss<c; September. opened ass<c.
CLOSED sc. Osss-May. op ned I71<c, c;osod
l7,<c; July. pend lssxc. closed lssSc. Post
opsnsd Ss1. closed ss.i.T Lard . Nay.
opened es.06. CLOSED oAls,<: July. opened Sik
Produce: Butt~-Extrs creamery, 10 psr
N; extra dairy. Ice per b; fresh packing
doz Pouitry-Tarkeys. seiiISc per ID: chick.
sns Chens). gf9J<c; roo.tsrs s0s,f; d.cka
e0llc; geese. 01bSc. Professionalism. "a
sc per b9-; Hebrons 1909 swsst pota
toss-minoiA zsc0ei-lo per bill Hoesy-
White clover. lec Der H.; Imperfect. S0ec.
ApplssLCommon to fancy. sl!@0i.ss pr Dbl
-.". a~ per 0&
-
H.. storr-pr,... - ,,,s S1ss.s ss.sa -.
today ranged e Soliovs Hop-E:tinsteS re-
csspss for The day: = 30; s.as: r.ns.d q s'ss
SscS,ns "a SSs = s, hr - - - s 3 =
besvy p:ctins ana sldpusne ,ota
C.ttie-Estinssedr scsips for the day. MON:
sssss q: !: s::S s!S e s sss;ss a. !:
ssS ST.: ss.s..S s:sssr. si.:sss',
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04
PREsIDENT-ELECT ENJOYS HIMsELF.



ILe Worry Of Constructing Cabinee De.
ing at Last on HIS Mind.
The completion Of his cabinet removed
weight Of responsibility from the mind
OF the president-elect, as was soon in
Dictated by the relaxation of the rules
that TO cards would be received nor any
person admitted save those having to do
with Inaugural arrangements or sum-
moned to talk cabinet. After disposing
OF the cabinet problem to dissatisfaction
the presidert-elect consented to receive
some of the prominent persons who had
sought meeting with him ever since
his arrival in Washington. The COVER
nors Of states were notable figures in
the list. Mr.. Wilson, who will be .he
next secretary Of agriculture, called, as
did Mr.. Bliss, who will be secretary of
the interior.
In the midst Of the reception came the
Charles L. Kurtz Marching club. Of Co
lumbus. all in uniform with lances.
They brought along their famous glee
club attachment and as the latter lined
up in the corridors and launched forth
into song, one Of their stirring campaign
lays. the president-elect and Mrs. Nc
Kinley came forth and listened at the
railing above to the tuneful notes. The
remainder Of theafternoon was spent by
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04

the button with fatal results.
The men were in one Of the drifts Close
to the dynamite. and were literally
blown to pieces. Jewett was q nephew
OF Superintendent Cundy. Of the mine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-04

FULL VIEW OF THE NATIONAL CAPITOL.
the presfdent-elect in the reception or
particular friends and in adding the
finishing touches to his inaugural ad-
dress. Meanwhile Mrs. Mckinley, at
tracted by the fine weather of the after
noon. enjoyed a long drive around town
in company with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Morris and q cousin from New York.
sherman's Resignation Goes In.
Washington, March 4.-Senator Sher.
man, of Ohio. has rendered his resigna-
ton to Governor Bushnell. to take effect
March S. The official appointment by
the governor of Mark Hanna to suc-
coed Sherman in the senate is on its
way here and will be delivered to Han
ma today to take effect March s.