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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-09-07
WEDDING Al SUMNER.

The Ceremony at the Bedside of the
Sick Bride.
Sumner, Ga, Sept. &c. D. Price or
Sylvester and Miss Josie NJ Edwards OF
this place were married at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Edwards yesterday,
Rev e. A. Sanders officiating. Miss Josie
has been quite sick for several days and
was too feeble to get out of bed long
enough to have the ceremony performed.
Mr.. Price win stay and wait upon her
till she is able for him to carry her home.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-09-07
CeIebration at BrunSwick

Brunswick, Ga, Sept. 6.-Labor day was
observed in Brunswick by a suspension of
business along the docks and in public
This afternoon the longshoremen, 200
strong paraded
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-09
NEUROLOGY.

Jan. 9W. r. Marshall governor Mime
sofa. 1Ss9-79) at Pasadena. CAL
Wright, at Des Moines, Ia.
Jan. G-U. S. Ambassador to Germany
Theodore Runyon, in Berlin; aged 3D.; Gen.
Feb. 7-Ex-Coagressman William H.
Feb. 2a-Ex-Gov. and ex-Congressman
agSd 62....Edgar W. CBi1D Nye. humorist.
near Nashville. N. c.: aged 46....George
Davis, confederate attorney general. at
Wilmington; n. G.: ased 76. crn -.
PHILADELPHIA: aged &C.
Mar. fGov. and eX-Congressman Fred
erick T. ~GreenhalEe, ct Lowell. Mass;
aged 5-...Bishop P. r Kenrick' at st.
Mar. 15-Ex-Gov. John ireland. at San
Antanio, Tex; aged 69.:..Ex-Goy,
Apr. i0-Gov. John f. Jones Nevsda) at
San Francisco: aged IS:
Apr. 12-Ex-Gov. r. NJ. Holt. at Haw
Apr. 19-Arthur I. Foreman. war gov
ernor of West Virginia, at Parkersburg;
Apr. 2f-Ex-Gov. Maj. c. G. Finney
(Ohio), at San Buena Ventura, Cal.
May 19-Kate Field. journalist. at Homo
May 22-Ex-U. S. Senator W. A. Wallace.
May 23-Ex-Gov. Gen. Lucius Fairchild,
at Madison. Wis. aged 65. .
May 25-Ex-Gov. y. c; Mellette Is. d.. at
May $i@Ex-U. S. Senator DR.. H. C. V.
Miller, at Atlanta: aged 50.
June 2-Ex-Senator Judge o. F: Stearns,
Of Duluth, Mimi, at San Diego, Cal; aged
June 5Ex-Gov. and ex-Congressman
Josiah w. Begole, at Flint, Mich: aged 81
June 13-Ex-Gov. and ex-senator Al
pheus Fetch, at Ann Arbor. Mich: aged 80.
June 24-Ex-U. S. Senator Lyman Trum-
bull, at Chicago: aged s.
Uncle Toms Cabin" at Hartford. Conn;
July ic-Ex-Gov. W. f. Russell Mass.).
at St. Adelaide, Pabos. Quebec: aged SO.
Augusta. Me-; aged ST..
July 22-Ex-senator Gen. George W.
Jones, at Dubuque, Ia;
peka. Kan.
Aug. 9-Ex-Senator A. J. Edgerton
Minn.) at Sioux Falls. s. D..
Aug. 17-Miss Abigail H. Dodge-"Gail
Hamilton"-author, at Hamilton, Mass;
aged Sc.
Sept. 9-Ex-senator H. B. Payne. at
Cleveland. o.: aged Sc.
Mont.) ]. N. Ashley, at Toledo, O.; aged "a
Oct 10-Ex-Gov. Levi Fuller, at Brattle-
boro, Vt; aged 50.
Grand Haven, Mich; aged 60.
Oct. 19-Chief Justice w. A. Richardson,
y. g. supreme court of claims, at Washing
Oct. 22-Ex-Speaker C. F. Crisp. at At
lanta, Ga: aged 81.
Nov. 9-Ex-Chief Justice w. E. Miller,
at Des Moines, Ia; aged 73.
Nov. 17-Congressman-elect r. P. Giles,
Nov. &c. ". Ferris buildcr Ferris
wheel at Pittsburgh. Pa: aged SO.
Nov. S1Ex-Senator FOL Scott. at Phila-
delphia: aged "a.
Dec. 3-Nrs. s. r. Mink, president
Woman's Auxiliary G. A. R., at Water
town, N. Y: aged 50.
Dec. NEGx-Congressman Col. J. r. Eel
lows. at New York: aged Ga.
Dec. 17-Alexander Hermann, magician,
near Salamanca, y. Y.
Dec. 22-EN-CongreSsman Roswell G. Horr
(Aiich.). at P~lainfleld. n. J.
Dec. 23-Ex-Congressman W. H. Hatch,
near Hannibal. No: aged IS.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-09

of SIPS, 900 each.
une I7-Tidal wave on island of Yesso,
Japan, drowned 5000 people.
July S-Sir Charles Topper and cabinet
resign at Ottawa, Ont.
July 12-Porfirio Diaz reelected president
of Mexico.
Aug. 5Consuls and missionaries esti-
mate that fully 100000 deaths have &C.
starvation.
Sept. 24-At Kemah. neal Erzingan, 2,oO0
ArmenianS murdered.
Oct. 3-William Morris, poet, author and
designer, died in London: aged 90.
Oct. Gear inc cZarina of Russia re-
ceived in Paris.
Oct. S-George du Maurier. artist. novel;
list. author Of "Trilby." died in London;
Oct. 26-Advices from Turkey tell Of mas
sacre at Egin: 2.OG0 Armenians slain.
Nov. eNear San Jose, Cuba, 10 nom
~combatants butchered by SpaRiards.
Nov. 12-Gen. Weyler and troops driven
from camp by insurgents at Pirar del
Rio, Cuba, with loss of "a killed.
Nov. N-Massacre OF 500 near Diarbekir.
Armenia.
Dec. 3-Proyince of Mamouret-Ul-Aziz
raided by 10000 Kurds. pillaging villages
and massacring inhabitants.
Dec. -AntOnio Maceo. Cuban inSurgent
leader, invited to a Spanish conference,
treacherously slain in ambush.
Dec. N-Naceo reported TO be alive.
Dec. T-Dr. Adolph DaCcher elected pres
iGent OF Swiss confederation. 49, Violent
earthquake in British Isles.
Dec. 22-Amnesty granted Armenian pris-
oners not sentenced to death for murder in
Constantinople. .Mohammedan rebellion
in northern China ended.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-09
METEOROLOGY,

Feb. 6-Entire coast from Florida to
Maine swept by heavy gales reaching
velocities from so to 20 miles.
Mar. 1-EloodS from rain in New England
cause 2,GO0. 900 loss.
Mar. 3l-Cloudburst along Little Sexton
creek in Clay county, Ky.
Apr. I2-Terrific wind and srowstorm In
Cripple Creek district of Colorado.
Apr. lS-Texas cyclone wrecked houses at
Regain. Abilene. latan, Colorado City. and
Fort Worth..-.Heavy snowfall at Palmer
Lake. Col.
Apr. I7-SIuch damage done by rain in
Vernon county, Wis; villag of Odanah
under water.
Apr. 0-Tornado did great damage in
Erie, ~Sandusky and Tifin, o:
Apr. H-Cyclone near Sanborn, n. D..
Cyclone at Manley. Plymouth and Rock
Apr. 2s-Epiphany. N. D.. completely de-
stroyed by cyclone.
Apr. 29-Cyclone in Boone, Audrian and
Monroe counties. Mo....Cyclone IN Chicka-
saw. Butler and Bremen counties. Ia
May S-Cyclone at Clark, s. d.
May i2-CyclOne at Lincoln, Neb....Cy-
clone at WorthinEton, MINI.
May ~1S-Cloudburst at Eloomer, Wis.,.
Panama. Neb.. destroyed by cyclone.
May l(Smithton. Pa wrecked by wind
May 2i-CycIone I miles south Of En-
Ma 23-Sabor, s. D.. nearly demolished
by cloudburst....La Fontaine, Kan. near
MAJ 2tCloudburst between La Noble
and State Center, Ia.
May 2T-Rush Hill. Mo. almost destroyed
by tornado....S S Louis, East St. Louis and
vicinity swept by cyclone; Si2.000.G0.
May 2S-Fornado at Mt. Vernon, Ind.
Hurricane in Indiana did great damage at
Elwood, Lapel, Alexandria, Niddletown,
Muncie, Frankton. Linwood and Yorkton.
June 9-Wyeth City. Ala. destroyed by
cycloae....Lake City, CAL. nearly de-
stroyed by cloudburst-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-09
FIRES
INVOLVING a LOSS OF HALF 4 MIL
LION DOLLARS Or MORE

NNOlI\I Ni n LCSS OF HALF y MIL
LION DOLLARS OR MORE.
Feb. Fin Philadelphia. American Bap-
fist Publication society, American Baptist
Historical society and a dry goods firm;
$2,C00. Goa.
MAJ. PAT MINNEAPOLIS. G., w. Van Duzen
& Co, elevator: $500. 600.
Apr. PAT Brunswick, Ca, wharves, ware
houses and usine blocks; $4,000.
Apr. Pat Cripple Creek, Col, go build
ings; incendiary, $I,0C9,c09.
APT. 2I-CriPple Greek, Col, nearly wiped
out by second i~ncendiary fire.
Apr; Sat Quincy. Ill. business build
May PAT San Francisco. w. A. Fuller
& Co.'S pants factory: SJ36.000.
May Cat Elyria. O., business houses;
May 19-At Ashland. Wis. dockage and
July 12-At. Nashville. Tenn. business
block: f5Oo,0e0..At st. Louis. Merchants
July 1-At ChieaGo. City street railway
car barns; SJi2, 20.
Aug. Z7-At Sault Ste. Marie. Mich, BUSH
$3OO.OCO.
Sept. Sat Norfolk. Va, q buildings.
Sept. Sat South Beach, n. Y, 6 summer
oct. S-An bridges over Union river and
the Iron river bridge and nearly all the 20
bridges between Camp Union and On
%tonaGon, Mich, together with much farm
oct. 36-Tn Chicago, grain elevators of
Chicago & Pacific Elevator Co: 81, 2O0. 900.
Dec. -Chester. Ark. business section.
Dec. linear Pittsburgh, Casino skating
rink: $4,000
Dec. 2I-Eusincss section, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Dec. 2S-Part of business portion. Somer-
set, Ind.
Dec. 2t-Polyclinic hospital. New York;
100000
Dec. G-Part of business section. Pots
dam, y. ". business portion, Miami. Fla.
Following towns and cities entirely or
almost entirely destroyed by flames: Snow
Hin, Nd Mar. e.: Aetna EiiIls. Cal. Mar.
80; North Port. Wash. (Mar. 10: Gypsum,
Kan. Mar. 30: Benton, Ark. CAiar 20:
Rockford, Mich. apr. s.: Dorchester, Neb.
and DagsbOro, Del. CApr. IL; L'Anse,
Mich, s5Oo.0OO May 1W: Cottage Grove,
Tenn. CMay 80; Mhitehouse. o. GUY 81:
Narengo, O. duly %: Malvern, Ark. and
Trout Run. Pa. July 49,: Hillsboro. Ind.
July 29l; Gladis. Mich. tAug. 81: Ontona-
Con. Mich. 100000 CAuC. 25): Poplar
Grove. Ill. Sept. IL: Springfield. Ky. COct.
22l; Spencer. ". Va. Gov. %: Mercer. Pa.
(Nov. ID: Flippen, Ky. Weston, No. and
East Corinth. VT dec. y; jamestown,
Cal. (Dec. ~
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-09
POLITICAL. SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS AND
EDUCATIONAL.

Jan. president announced Venezuelan
boundary com mission as follows: D. J.
Brewer @KaR)i r; +; Alvey GMd), 4; z.
Jan. EPresident signs proclamation ad-
hitting Utah to statehood: Heber NJ.
Jan. jSecretary Carlisle announces
popular loan, government to sell Sl0O, COO coo
80 year 4 per cent. bonds dated Feb. /, 1876
Jan. 13-Gov. Asa Bushnell (O) inaugu-
Jan. 1-Ex-Gov. Foraker (rep) elected
u: S. senator from Ohio.
Jan. 16-W. II. Hatch CMo.) elected in
Chicago president National Dairy union
Gov. F. NJ. Drake Qa) inaugurated.
Jan. 21-Govs. A. ]. McLaurin dem,
augurated....Rt. Rev. William Lawrence
reelected president National Divorce Re
form league at Boston.
W. B.. Allison rep Ia-). F ]. Cannon (rep,
G. L. Wellington rep. Md.J.
Jan; 2.H: D. Morsy dem, Miss} elected
president National Editorial association,
at st. Augustine, Fla.
Jan. EI-Susan u. Anthony reelected pres
ident National Woman Suffrage associa-
ton, at Washington.
Feb. 7-BiH to prevent prize fights in Dis
trict Of Columbia and territories signed by
president. Ohio supreme our sustains
right OF women to vote n school elections.
Feb. 2S-Senate adopted concurrent re-
olution favoring Cuban belligerency and
branch Of Iowa leg
islature defeated woman suffrage bill.
Mar. sBallington Booth opened mead
quarters in New York for American Vol
un.eer movement.
Mar. T-kentucky legislature adjourned
without electing a Z. s. senator.
Mar. 2o-House adopted resolution Of
censure q Ambassador Bayard for utter
ances delivered in addresses in England.
Apr. 1-Gov. Lippitt Or u reelected.
Apr. SHouse passed enate' Cuban res
olutioES
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-09
June l+wind and rainstorm at Atlantic

June 14-Wind and rainstorm at Atlantic
City and Asbury Park, N. ].
June H-Buildings wrecked at Kingman,
Penalosa. Anthony and Attica. Kan. by
June 22-Tornado swept Marion and
Jackson counties, .O..--HaIl in western
ricaDe at Ridgeville, Ind.
JUNE 2S-Tornado at Clayton. Clear Lake,
Neshkoro and La Crosse, Wis.
June 2ECyclone in Texas swept from
age.
June Z-Buildings wrecked at West
Louisville, Ky, by cyclone.
uly +CloudbUrst at Borden, Ind.
July 6-Flood swept valleys bordering
Negee and Pipe creeks south of Bellnjre,
o. aterspout in Ohio and Marshall
July &Business section of Mobile, Ala,
suffered severely from tornado.
July 1rWind and rainstorm in south
ern Michigan Heavy rain at Pittsburgh
and Allegheny did nearly $1,00,OOO damage.
July a-Damage to crops on Roanoke
river In North Carolina amounted to over
July 2s-Auburn. W. Va. destroyed by
July H-Wind and rain did heavy damage
in PITTSBURGH. Pa. and vicinity. Storm
at Van Vert. e. cost 500 OBS: An
July S0-Cloudburst at S~teubenyille, o.
Aug. 1~o-Cloudburst at Fort Wayne, Ind.
Aug. 12-Flood in Uptown river near
IOul OOilt 1AN.s Nu AAIANll pAOINAA y I.
Aug. 22-Severe windstorm in Illinois and
Iowa, lives lost and property destroyed.
Sept. 20-Fruit and grain damaged by
frosts in Illinois. Michigan, Minnesota,
Ohio and Wisconsin.
Sept. 29-Property worth s1,e00.OD de-
stroyed at Savannah. Ga, by cyclone.
Tornado at Brunswick. Ga: property loss,
$500 0O.
Sept. SO-west Indian hurricane swept
southern Florida causing loss of s10.O00,00
to property. Tornado on Georgia sea
islands destroyed 100000 worth of property
Severe gale at Syracuse, n.
cane in Pennsylvania at Reading and vi
cinity caused property loss of S1,0o0, 0G0..-.
Storm at Alexandria, Va, destroyed 8
churches, and damaged nearly every bust
ness block.
Oct. n-Hurricane on New England coast:
property loss at Coney Island and vicini-
ty. s5O0,c00.
Nov. 22-Hamilton, Wash, wrecked by
food.
Nov. 2-BlIzzard In North Dakota blocked
trains and crippled telegraph service.
Nov. G7-Cyclone near Waco, Tex. Biz
Yard prevailed in northwest, thermometers
in Montana, Wyoming. and Dakota
dropped to between % and 30 degrees be-
low zero. Cyclone in Tunica. Miss.
Nov. 2S-Ralston, O.. T., nearly wiped out
by cyclone.
Dec. Items of thousands of acres along
Chippewa river in Wisconsin flooded.
Earthquake at Cairo and Anna. Ill.
Dec. 16-Severe storm throughout New
England.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-09
FOREIGN.

Jan. 3-Dr Jameson with force of $50 men
defeated in battle with TranSyaal Doers.
Jan. Near Aintab, Asia Minor, 500 Ar
menians killed by Kurds.
Jan. l-Armenian adviceS say hat in
provinces of Harpoot and Diarbekir 1T6
towns have been destroyed and 15.Si5 Ar
menianS killed.
Jar. l5-Premier Greenway's liberal gov
rnnen in Manitoba returned to power by
a large majority on national school issue.
Jan. Capt Gen. Martinez de Campos
resigns command of Spanish army in Cuba.
Jan. 26-Lord (Sir Frederic) Leighton,
president of Royal academy, dies in Lon
don: aged 60.
Jan. 30-John Hays Hammond, American
imprisoned in Transvaal, appeals 10 L.. s.
for assistance.
Feb. IS-Uprising Of Corears against i'm
perial order forbidding cues resulted in
murder of premier and I officials and flight
of king and queen TO Russian legation.
Feb. 1-President Dole grants eX-Queen
Li~lioukalani fuli pardon.
Feb. 2J-Reports from Co~nstantinople tell
of fresh maSsaCres at Matatia and I { other
points of Armenia.
Mar. 1-Offce of American consul at
Barcelona stoned, because L. S. senate
passed resolutions favorable 20 Cuban bel
~ligerents.
Mar. 2-Spain apologies for outrage on
consulate at Barcelona, Offering to make
Mar. +Practical humiliation of italian
army in Abyssinia forced Crispi cabinet TO
resign.
Mar SNew Italian ministry formed with
Marquis di Rudini as premier and Gen.
Ricotti as minister Of war.
Mar. n-Definit, satisfies of fighting at
Adowa show Italian loss of L, 800 killed and
wounded.
Mar. 2O-Khalifa declares holy war
against Egypt.
Apr. 23-French bin resigned.
May 1-Nazir-ed-Din. shah Of Persia. as
s~assinated near Teheran.
May 26-Emperor Nicholas Alexandra
witch. autocrat of all the Russias. and En-
press Alexandra Feodorovra WI in
Moscow....Ove 100 lives lost by giving way
Of bridge at Victoria, B.. c..
May 3O-Stampede of people at Moscow
at a popular feast in honor of cars coro-
nation caused death Of 5000 persons.
Persia, enthronei at Teheran.
une 11-John Hays Hammond, Col.
Rhodes. George Farrar and J. w. Leonard
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-09
CRIMES n SUICIDES.
SOME OF THE MORE STARTLING D
MESTIC TRAGEDIES MENTIONED

SOME OF THE MORE STARTLING DO
MESTIC TRAGEDIES MENTIONED.
Jan. BAT Chicago, Peter Hougaard as
phyxiated himself and family of 6.
Jan. linear Marysv.lle, Mo-, Mrs. Jo-
seph Hilderbrandt killed her { children and
self: dependency.
Feb. AT st. Paul, Mimi, Joe Friedman
shot former sweetheart, Julia Celker. his
rival, Hoffman, then killed himself.
Feb. 11-At Newton. Ia, Charles Pharcs
shot father-in-law Or. T. SMITH. killed
mother-in-law and self; frame.
Feb. Hat Centerville. -. George Jones
killed Leah Martin (sweethear9. her moth
er and self.
Feb. 27-Near Blue Earth City, Mimi.
Moritz Firky killed wife and self.
Mar. 3l-At San Francisco. Mrs. Olga
Deuss killed her 3 children and self.
Apr. Sat Millica, Tex. John Brooks
killed his daughter and her lover (about IN
elope) and self. AT Mallett, La. % blacks
and 2 whites killed in riot.
Apr. le-At Pentwater, Mich. S. B. Min
shall killed William B.. o. Sands, his Min
shall's) wife and 8 children.
Apr. 1i-At Chicago. John Lehman killed
his 3 children and self: financial trouble.
Apr. 25-At Rockville. Ind. Peter Egbert
killed Mrs. Herman. Haschke. 2 children.
Sheriff w NJ Null, DEPUTY Sheriff STeem
and self.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1897-01-09

Dec: 2e-Norton G. Co.. nillers, Chicago:
100000.
Dec. 2S-W. N. & j. 8. Van Nortwick,
bankers and manufacturers. at Batavia,
Ill; $2,000,c00.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-28
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT

Motion to Qussh the storm Drain Indict.
mont Ovsrralsd.
The motion made by the defend
ants attorneys to quash the indict-
ment, in which Matthias Schnell,
John Looney. Frank Kelly and sew
eral others are charged with conspir-
acy to defraud the city of Rock Isl.
and in connection with the Twenty.
fourth street storm drain contract,
Was overruled by Judge Gest in the
circuit court this morning. Judge
Gest held good every count in the
indictment. A motion was then filed
BY the defendants attorneys asking
the coort to require the states At
torney to file bill OF particulars.
This motion will probably be heard
tomorrow.
The first, third and fourth count.
in the indictment against J. A. Burr
for embezzlement were quashed by
Judge Gest, the second count being
held good.
The case Of William Moore, on tria
for larceny, went to the jury thil
afternoon.
Ferdinand Horn, indicted for forg
ing the name of DR.. Jacob Stewart
OF Moline, to q note, Is on trial be.
fore jury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Celebrated 1t the hsAldooce Of the Bli les
Parents.
John Pail Duffin, of Morrison, and
Miss Blanche ElmeAdorf Warren
were married at 8 o'clock last even
ing at the residence of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Warren,
1917 Second avenue. II was chrys-
anthemum wedding. yellow and
white being the prevailing colors.
The ceremony was solemnize ed by
Rev. T. W. Grafton, pastor Ct
Memorial Christian church, the
Episcopal ritual being used. A com.
pany OF about so relatives and
friends we're present. The home Was
prettily decorated. Miss Florence
Richards. of Chicago. who was a
classmate of the bride at Monticello
seminary. presided at the piano, and
at the appointed hour struck up .
wedding march from Lohengrin, to
the strains of which the bridal party
entered the north parlor. The
bridesmaids. Misses Carolyn Bailey,
Olga Rochow. Edna Kerr and Grace
kahlke, formed an aisle of white
ribbon. They were followed by the
maid Of honor, Miss Fay Warren,
sister Of the bride, and the bride.
The groom and best man, Carl 8.
Brown, OF Dixon, and the minister,
entered from the library. The bride
and groom met beneath beautiful
bower of palms, smilsx and chryssn-
themums. Here. while the soft
notes of the intermezzo Of Msscagni's
"Cavaliera Rusticana" issued from
the piano. the binding words were
impressively pronounced. Msndels.
sohn's wedding march was played at
the conclusion of the ceremony.
The bride was at:ired in gown
of white satin and carried bridal
roses; the maid Of honor wore white
organdie over pink and carried pink
carnations, while the bridesm aids
were gowned in organdie, decollete,
with yellow satin girdles, and car.
ried yellow chrysanthemums.
Miss Richards wore yellow organ.
die.
A wedding dinner followed the
ceremony. The guests from abroad
we're Mrs. Mary Dufin. Mrs. Kate
Dufin, Miss Mae Taylor and Frank
Fitzgerald. Of Morrison; johnson
Brigham. OF Des Moires, and Mrs.
Judge Mccoy, Of Clinton, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dufiin took the mid.
night train for Chicago. After theil
honeymoon they will take up theiz
residence st Morrison. where the
groom is following his profession,
that of optician, having recently
completed his studies at the McCor.
mick school in Chicago. He former
ly had charge Of the jewelry de-
partment at McCabe's store. Mrs.
Duflin is an accomplished and charm.
ing young lady and her departure
from Rock Island will be regretted,
and the best wishes of a host OF
friends will follow the couple in their
new life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-28
Where . Man Must Speak Up.

II had occasion the other day, for the
first time, said n sober minded citizen,
"to go up high in one of tho modern
tall buildings l called on a man in the
seventeenth story. 1t certainly was tire.
mendous the way they hoisted us ur
that shaft, with smooth start and
easy stops and lightning between. But
the most impressive thing absut the
trip was this: A man who got on whers
l did, ut the ground floor, and who
wanted to get of at the tenth floor,
said Tenth, rs it seemed to INC, the
instant we started up, but the elevate,
man said: This is tho twelfth. Well
stop going down..
If there is place ON earth where a
man needs to speak up, it appears to be
in the modern elevator car. New
York Sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-28
THE COUNTY TEMPLE.
Transfer.

Oct. 26-Charles f. White to Frank
D. Sible, lot 8, block s, Moline
Heights, $3.50.
Virgil Warren to Mary Philip,
tract by metes and bounds. sw4 IS,
Is, 2w, 5000.
27-Muscatine Mortgage & Trust
company to Lee L. Lightfoot, part
st 81, II, 4w, $3.50.
Charles E. Smith and +. P. Coulter
to Cred Grimm, tract by metes and
bounds. net ~, IL, 4w, &126.
John A. Roseberg to Swan J. APP.
pie ct al. lot l., block 4, Chicago OF
Lower add, Rock Island, $1,000.
Frank H. Kelly to Kate M. Shields.
lot s. block 1. Highland Park add.
Rock Island, $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-28
you ARE INVITED
To Our Opening Friday and saturday
Dot. 20 and 30.

To Oar Opening Friday and saturday,
Dot. 30 and 30.
Grand Union Tea company. 226
West Second street. Davenport, In
Steffen block, near Harrison street.
Do not send your regrets. but come
and be presented with Q beautiful
panel picture, 1lxS0 inches (see the
one framed in our window. given
free to oil purchasers in addition to
the tickets or premiums given regu.
larly with our goods. In order to
make the opening days interesting
TO lovers of fine tea and coffee, note
the following: To all purchasers of
80 cents worth Of tea, spices, baking
powder or extracts, or 81 worth Of
coffee. any kind. We will give . beau
tiful 8'inch crimped happy, perfect
imitation Of cut glass. in fact treated
the same, highly fire polished. Note
this: To all purchases Of one can Of
our celebrated Grand Union Baking
powder or pounds of tea, any kind,
at SO cents and above, will be given
q genuine nickel plated coffee pot.
5-pint, finely made, highly polished.
with wood handle. You will surely
want one when you see them. Here
Is another bargain given with the
latter purchase, q hard wood. 2 shelf
table, 20 inches high, top Is inches
square. shelf 81 inches square. nicely
finished and highly polished. This
stand is made expressly for us and ID
worth the price Of the baking pow.
der. We are not strangers In this
locality; our wagons have been doing
business in Davenport, Rock Island
and Moline for the past three years.
We import all of our own goods and
bring them direct from plantation to
consumer with one small profit. The
premiums are merely given as an
advertisement, in addition, remem.
Der. to the panel picture given on
opening days, Friday and Saturday.
Dot. 20 and 80. at the new tea store,
Grand Union Tea company. 226 Yves,
Second street, in the Steffen block
near Harrison street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-28
Stands At the Head.

August j. Bogel. the leading
druggist Of Shreveport, La, says:
CDR. Kings New Discovery is the
only thing that cures my cough. and
it is the best seller l have" J. +.
Campbell, merchant of Stafford,
Ari.. writes: cdr. Kings New Dis
covery is all that is claimed for it;
1t never fails, and is a sure cure for
consumption, coughs and colds. !
cannot say enough for its merits"
DR.. Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption, coughs and colds Is not
an experiment. 1t has been tried
for q quarter Of a century, and today
stands at the head. 1t never disap.
points. Free trial bottle at Hartz 4
Ullemeyer's drug store.