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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16
Sbip.

Seltene &rantbeitss GrIbeinung.
Gin tleiner patient 9iebt 9eaenpGrtig
I'M itdotiIden SOipital in Gincin.
at ben Nersten al ratben auf. am
81. Se3ember wuroe Der 5 Sabre alte
gilbert Mtans, an Sppbtberitis leioeno,
in oas itdotiide Soipital aebradt. Die
Rrantbeit bate bereits iOlde Sortidritte
9emaht, baB nur Elm &aoitalmittel bell
fen tonnte uno bic NerSte ii6 CUR
Sraheotpmie, benz SuftrDbrenihnitt,
entihloHen. IS mlrbe cine iilberne
&Obre IN Die ShnittOffnung 9ebra6t,
Der Sunae nit SDpbtberitis. antitOrin
bebanoelt, uno cine Wo9e ipGter mar
er iotueit sebeIert, oaB lhan bic filberne
Robre entfernen Su tOnnen 9laubte,
mas man oann aud that. Der Bati.
ent atbmete r%eselmGBig our6 Die Naie,
als ieoo1 bic Suntelbeit bereinbra9,
itellten ii6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elm
uno man lab ii9 ge3punsen, bic III.
berne &Obre CUR tiintlidsn gtbmung
tuieoer einsufiibren. 8enaue 9eoba9.
tuug oes Sunsen bat bic m~ertmiiroige
Sbatiaae eraeben, oaB berielbe nur
pdbreno oes Sa9es arlf benz natiirli.
den We9e au atbmen permag, pdbreno
fir bic Na6t5eit bic tiinitli6e gtbmung
oura bic filberne &6bre notbpsnoie 1T.
SemgemdB pirb oieie wdbreno oes
Cages in benz Salie bes 3naben NIT
Saumpplle peritOpit gebalten, oassse1
bel ginbru6 Der 9ta9t Se6ifnet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16
SuinotS.

- Sie polisei bat in Woltne
einen widtisen Sang 9emadt. Sbr
8sfan9ener 1T Der AZ Sabre alte Wm.
&ice, ipelder Der Galidmiin3erei be-
iduloiat miro. Rice bat 3Wei Sabre
lang auf elmer WildereisSarm gear
bsitet. Sn oisism 0inter mar er ars
beitslos 9epsisn. gr pfleste iein 3im-
msr itsts psri9lofen gu laiisn, per9aB
jsoo4 einmal ben S1liHel ab3u3ieben.
9ie iibri9sn SnusbewObner, welde
tusssn beitdnoisen Sdmmern Seroa6t
seid6pft batten, traten in oas 3inmer
lno fanosn cine %Dullitdnoi9e Salid-
miinserei-M usriiftuns. bena6ridti9ten
iofort Die POlisei, wel9e &ice bel ieis
ner Riidtsbr mad Der Wobnun9 feIts
nabm. Ser 8erbaftets CAB gu, oaB
er SalidmIussrsi 9etriebsn babe. fielte
jsoO9 in Abreoe. bab er einen Der fal.
i9eu Dollars D~eraus9abt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16
&cntufp.

- Cine ieltiame gbe tpurbe in
&odbOuie aeidlohsn. Gin sspii.
Ter Wiaiam Serton. sen6bnlid Sntel
Si0p 9enannt. l03 Sabre alt, bal
ieiue Suaenofreunoin Mrs. @iliam
Graft, l0l Sabre oft. gum 4ltare se.
fiibrt. Webr als 100 Yeruanote uno
6dfte nabmsn an Der Geremonis tbsil.
DIR. Serton bate feline erlte Srau Dor
ungefdbr 3 WOuaten uno Srau @rafi
ibreu 8atten eini9e Sage ipdter perlO-
ren. Wie man ia9t, fano bic 9erebe.
lihung auf Nnitiften Der beioen Gami.
lien Der Sunoertidbri9en itatt. Nat
Der @eremonie ma6te oas Gbepaar cine
Spasierfabrt in sinsm Waaen, Der Dor
80 Sabren aebaut mar. luno So9 bier-
auf in oas Saus bes Orr. Serton, bas
Dor 80 Sabren gebaut woroeu mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16

oies betannt. als iid Die 9anSe SepOl=
terun9 oss StGbthens suiammentbat,
I'm benz jungen Yaar Die iiblihe, nah
rolo StDle" Sabenmuiit 81 bringen.
8eihdftsleute, Gtabt- uno Gountp.
beanie nabmen an Dem sun" tbeil.
Die 8eieui9aft bemolirie taft oas
gauge Saus, in pel6sm bas Srauts
paar Dobnte unb gum SdluHe itieg
elmer aufs Sah uno nerItopfte ben
Sbornitein, 10 ba6 Die Snia1en f6rm=
lid ausaerdudert purosn. Gnolih
entfernte ii4 Die ganoe uno be9ab ii9
nah benz SabnbOt mo- Elm Seripano=
ter oes %aeplagten iunaen gbemannes
eridien unb ii6 bic Rameu AUTHORIZED,
%iporauf BON einem 6rieoensri1ter 8er-
baftsbefeble, ni9t msni9er als Sc,
ausgefeut puroen; oas babe StGots
den befano ii6 unter arret. Vile
anaetla9ten puroen nit tleinen 8elo.
itrafen bele9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16
Cine rterntbiinrlid1e Ahn,t,tp
attth ihr pliidslid1rs
GtfttrrHrn.

Sab mande Seute gu 3eitsn elm &c.
tpiHes inneres 8erpuBtiein ooer cine
@bnun9 bon Grei9niiien baben,' ipel6e
lt6 ipGtcr ereignen, lit beinabe cine alls
ertannte Sbatia6e; es lit bieies zines
Der unertldrllben 8ebeimnille Der Nas
tur.
Ser folsenoe San, tpelder pon
Serrn Sarl Sartbols, Pepautee. @is.,
IN einem Sareiben bonn l.. December
er5ablt miro, 9ibt bierSu cine trehenoe
Suuftration.
rSn Der lle~berseu9una, bob Sbnen
mein Brief Ser9niisen b~ereitsn wirb,
i6reibe i6 on Sic. Sic peroen ii6
pieuei6t erinnern, baB i6 Sic bor eirii-
ger 3eit bat, burd Sbren N9enten in
Seutidlano meiner SaneIter, Srau
Nm. Seinfe in Wilofubl. Meflenburg-
Shperin, ie6s QrOBe 6lai9en Glpen=
trauter Slutbeleber i6ifen gu laiien.
Soeben erbielt ia einen Srief non ibr,
tporln lie mir mittbeitt, oaB iie ourb 4
Slai6en bes IlpentrGuter Slutbeleber
polltommen mieosr ber9sitsllt worosn
lei. Sic i4rieb, baB lbr 8orts feb.
len, ibre Sreube iiber ibre Seiluu9.
tpelhe bur4 Sbre quite Ir3nei bepirtt
murine, aussuoriifsn. Sic mar felt
bierSebn Sabren leioeno uno pdbreno
Der leBten Sabre unfdbi9. ibr gstt su
berlanen. ollie Sofnun9 auf Wieoers
berfellung ibrsr 8eiunbbeit wuroe
autGe9eben, ME ia ben griefeH emit.
nabm.
lnb Die umitdnbe, tpelde su bieiem
@eirltate fiibrten, iino bb6lt munber=
barer Hatur. Surh einen 3ufal er=
hieit i6 Elm @remplar Shres SIattes
uno auf einmal, als i9 es ourdlas,
tam ein @efiibl. ia ib m0dte fait ia.
gen bic ueberseu0un9 iiber mid, yNls
pentrGtsr Slutbeleber miro beiner
Sdtueiter belfen." SD fol9te oieier
Ginaebun9 uno wie Sic aus Sorite-
beneem erieben. sing meine 8orab=
nlng in Grfiilung. SD balte es Doe
Der fir meme Yfli9t, Sbnsn oieist
6aa mitsutbeilen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16
Vem Worf.

- 86ntaen's Strablen seisen eins
Habel i'm 8Orp.r. Sm 9lter bon etmo
einem Sabre peridlufte Der jeBt SO
Sabre alte Irbeiter Ileranoer Gob in
SOboten cine Ndbnaoel, bic ibm
srit Sdmersen peruriabte. als er Dor
brei Sabren cine S9ulterberrentuna
erlitt. Wan ia9te ibm oamals, bab
pabrideinlid ein 9nodeuiplitter in
bas 8slent sebrunsen lei. Sm OOri.
gen Sabre idwOI Der 9lrm in Der Ndbe
Der S9ulter unO ba Der Samer5 uner.
trd9lid wiiroe. 9ing er Dor orei Wo'
den ms geleoue SoIpital, mo MAJ
ibu auf 4rmldbmuna bebanoelte. Z,
sins oann in's SuoiOn Ctr. SOipital.
woislbit Or. Samss g. &idaroion
mittels &6ntaen'ider Strablen Die ate
Naoel entoefte. bic nunmebr burt
einen OperatiOen giu9rih sntfernt pors
ben 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16
electric Sttters.

electric gitters lit cine Msebi,in, bic
ieoer SabresSeit uusepaBt 1T, weI6e aber
wobl bann am meilten Hotb tbut, penn
ienes mioe uno matte @efibl pors
berri6t, penn bic 0cber Iansiam uno
enersielus i6afit, uno wenn ii6 bas Ses
biirfniB mad etnem itimulirenben uno
an~resenben Rittel betunOet. Sin promps
ter @ebrau9 Oteier MsbiSin bat oft
lanspierise uno fatale @~auenfieber uers
mieben. Seine Meoisin piro ii6erer
ptrfen. UNI bas Spitem uon malarii9em
Site gu befreien uno bielem entsesens
Supirten. &opfweb, llnperoauli6teit,
8erltopfuns, S6winbel wei9en benz
electric Sitters. so Gents uno $l.OO
per Slai9e per in Z. %. &uete's glpo>
tbete, SOS MainsS traBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16
@mno erbare GrfoI8e.

9lus einem 8riefe, wel3en &eu. s.
@unoermann Don Oimonbdle, Mt9.,
lit uns erIaubt porben, folsenoen auSs
Su9 5u MAIDEN: sd 569ere ni9t DR..
Kings New Discovery gu e~mpfeblen,
ba Die &eiultate taft puuoerbare in benz
Sale meiner Srau wareu. Ils i3 Yas
itOr Der Saptiitentir9e gu &iues Sumo
ton mar, wurOe iie nit Bneumouia ins
folse BON Ga Grippe bebaftet. Sur3ts
bare Suitenanfdae bauerten NIT furSer
llnterbre6unsen Stunben lang, uno es
i9ien ais werbe iie bieielben ni6t iibers
leben. Sin Sreunb empfabl DR.. Kings
New Discovery; basieIbe wirft gu
@aer 3ufrieoenbeit cine i6nele &ur.
Yrobehai6en iiuo gratis gu babeH BEL
Z. @. &uete 56s WainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16
Tim Gnt nn0 Slut.
Sasen miro lis nit ibm bereint iein."

Sasen miro iie nit ibm oereint iein."
Sic piiro' es in Der Sdlfte Der
3eit iein, Serr, uenn Sbr mOrgen a1s
ipannen uno iie beimiabren liebet. sic
iebnt iih gar mI6tig na9 benz Batter
bauie! uno oann. Serr - Der Wanoel
bon bier mad oriben lift tart uno Der
@srratb i9ldft ME. Ser We9 na4
praa lit melt. unb es mag tpobl mebr
als cine STEELE geben. mo bOfe Der,ue=
gene @eIelen u%nperiebenos berporbre.
den uno .iu 8efdbrt iiberfalen t6nnen.
Gle tbut moth, unb oarum bite i6
Sud, Serr -"
sd peiB, lIrieI, I'm mas Sbr Bit.
ten polt, uno Cure Bite 1T aepdbrt.
ebe Sbr iie ausseiproden babt. Sd
tperbe iOr9en, oaB ie i9neQ uno III.
Oerisbrt nab Pra9 tommt. Msins
8raunen fino tii6tige &dufer unb ba.
ben ben @e9 ihou oft 9emadt. SD
ia9ts Sud ia i9On, baB mid Die Srau
bon Bergen bailert. uno Die i'd mid
freue, baB lie nod einen 9ater bat.
uno einem 8ater fein tOot9eslaubtes
&ino DisOer in's Saus su fiibren =
pabrlid i'd miiBte ni6t Der alte 8ram.
fla iein, ipenn ib oaSu ni6t belfen
ioQts, 70 bel itno 10 raid id fann."
.Sbr feb gut, Serr, unb Der Sim=
mel wiro es Sud per9elten! SO lpiro
aud bic 3eit tOmmen. ba ie islbft nit
i9rem Batter unb ibrem 8atten Dor
gub bintretsu unb Sud banien miro
fir oas, mas Sbr Der @rmen unb In.
%betannten 9etban, uno Sbr peroet
gud freuen, Serr, oab Shr es GEE
tban!"
,alIo aud ibren Namen unb ben
Namen ibres 8aters ioa i9 niAt ers
fabren9"
sd bab' ibr feierlia sslObt. ibr
@ebeimniB Dor iebermann gu pabrsn!
@ber wenn Sbr iie ielbt frast, 10 o."
.Was i'd tbun mil - i'd tbue es
ni6t I'm ibres Namens DiQen."
,,Sabt 9anf, Serr! Mein 8ei6aft
bel Sud- 1T erlebiGt. 8ute Na6t!"
,Nod ni6t quite 0a6t! 8ebt 3u
ben WGoden blnauf uno eripartst mid.
SD babe nod eini9es gu bsiOr9en unb
aud Die Sabrt fir mOr9en ansuOronen;
1T es 9ei6eben. 10 TONNE i'd na9, uno
mir plauOern nod elm StanO9sn, penn
Sbr ni6t gu miioe ieio."
Gin Stinoden balf ids pobl
nod aus" erpioerte lG6elno bic @tts,
mills 8Ott. nod ein 9an3es Sabr."
UOrtisBuus foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16
Builders Nrutca SaIbe.

Die bette SaIbs tn Der 0sIt fir
S9nittwuuben, Sauti9irfunsen, Wuns
ben, @ei9wire, SaI3RuB, 5ieberwuns
ben. S9orf, seiprunsene 9anoe, JrOits
beulen, Rrdbenausen, unb aae 9autents
Jinbunsen unb lit cine fi9ere 9eiluns
fir S%dmorboibsn. SIS pirb sarantirts
bab has Nittel poufommene @snus,
tbuuns sibt; wenn ni9t, wirb bas 9eIb
3iIriideritettet. preiS 25 @ents per
S4a9teI. - gu ~pertaufen bel z. @.
~gpotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16
Gutter oeutj6er &afjcc!

iSerr 8oobniu. 0iliams &c.. SQs.,
fdreibt uns: BON einem padet Salsers
aaIfes-S amsn Sog id 800 pfuno Bob
men, bic bsiisrn Saffee ~lisfern. als Saf-
fee. Der bier i'm Store fir 80 9snts 9e-
tauft pirb.
Ran Ienos bisfe Roti3 nit Is Gents
in 8riefmarten an So6n u. Sal3er
Seso Co.. Ga@roiie, Wis., uno man
bstommt frei elm 9adet Safeebobnens
Sameu uub SamentatDlOa!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16
9taat Ohio, SoIsS o,

3taat Ohio, EoItbo,
Gueas Gouutp, IS. ~
SrautS q. 9beu.p bsidp6rt. bab CT Der dltsre
Qartusr Der Sirma 3. 3. Gbensp Il Go. III, pelde
GeI6aite in Der Stabt Soleoo, In obengsuanntem
county uuo Staate tbut, uue oaB bsia9te 6trma BITE
Suuuie pom 6 n u NIB ert . oQars tir ieSsu Saa
pom aaiarrb bssabltn pirp, Der bur5 ben 9ebraua
non SaIls xatarrbssur nidt ssbsilt psresu
tanu. draut s. ebentp.
au BsidpOrtn DOR mir unb uutsriariss
S"b" ben in mtiner 8tgenmart an q
t~' S~sptembtr, ". q. $50.
". %. vi on, 6fsutlider Rotar.
Sous eatarrbsSur pir6 inusrlid gsnommtu, unb
pirtt brett aui has 8lut uub bic idlsimfssu Obeiia6en
bss SpItsms. eabt Sud 9euSuiHs frei Sui4ideu.
IS, 9beuep, 81 q o., Toledo, .,
gY-9atauit pom alien apotbstsru, 75 Gents.
Saa's Jamiltm'p igtu iiAs bic bsitsu~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16
YenniDlpania.

- en- Der Spnamitfabrit Sbanopin
iintpeit q ittsburg erplooirte cine
Sonne Hitroslpcerin. Siinfsebn Pers
iOnen puroen 9et0otet, iehsunoorelBtg
perleBt. Die Sabrit puroe in einen
Sritmmerbaufsn %Derwanoelt, elm nabes
9slesenss S6ulgebduoe SertOrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16
Sowa.

- 2absnmuiit. - Sin SpaB, Der
fir Die oaran betbeilistsn p~erionen elm
seri9tlidss Na9ipiel bate. erei9nete
ii6 in 9aw on, einem tleinen
Stdot9en in @rsene gOuntp. Sowaro
gperbarot mar init ieiner ibm ioebsn
ansetrautsn iunsen Srau in oas Saus
isiusr Wuttsr 9eso9sn unb taum wuros
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16
Nortb Carolina.

Norb.G Carolina bate i'm Sabre
1890 bon allen Staatsn Der Union bic
9eringite 3abl bon Gingewanoerten.
Seine e~inaeboreue gepOlierung betrllg
1,60O, 600 uno feline fremo8eborene
300.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-16
Wenn Cure Nuaeu 5hmath finn

Office Stunben % bis IL 80 8orm., 1 80
bis 3 80 Wa6m. umb Z bis 8 ubr Abenos.
SountasS, Don $3.50 bis IL ubr Sorm.
G%onluIatiousR mlsutssItIi4 a'Is tonitSsa'
ttsU.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
Nc CABE'S
Floor mattinQs.

These aren't "made in America. I"
The Chinese make the cheaper
grades, the Japs do the better ones.
Every yard of mating Il imported.
and II the new tariff ''goes." every
yard will pay . duty Of 10 cents. It's
safe to say that cheap mattings will
cost double very soon.
But this week we'll give our Gus
toners all they want 1t the lowest
prices ever made here. Friday
brought ne the last of our own spe-
cial importation of mattings straight
from China and Japan. No waiting
here for new tar.ff prices,-bought
right, sell cheap,-that's the McCabe
way.
This week while they last Chinese
mating. we'll made. SIC . yard.
May not last over one day.
Fine Jap mating, cotton warp;
would be 22c to Csc anywhere else;
our price, Ice q yard.
Jap mattinge. perhaps only better
in designs and colorings. 1Sc Q yard.
Fine, tough. pliable mattings. OK.
cellent cotton warp. worth at least
Soc, opening price 24c . yard.
Finer mattings at SOC. 35c, S9c and
40c-best to be had anywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
For His WiFe's Welfare.

Col. A. r. Brfliugton left last night
for Vennoyer Sanitarium at Kenoshs,
Wiz. with his wife, who is almost
at the point of death, and the trip
was undertaken as q last resort to
save her life. A special Pullman
car was sent up on the island during
the afternoon, and Mrs. Burlington
taken to it and last night it left for
Kenosha. Col. Buffington's future
plans are entirely unsettled. and
whether he will return to Rock Island
or not depends largely on circum-
stances. He has moved none OF his
effects east vet, his whole aim now
being to devote himself absolutely to
his wife, whose condition is so pre-
carious. DIR. G. G. Craig accom-
panied Col. and Mrs. Burlington 70
Kenosha.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
Dempsey Forum Entereains.

G. J. Dempsey Forum gave .
delightful entertainment at Carss
hall last evening. q large number OF
members and their friends being in
attendance. After the singing oil
the opening ode Of the lodge a nice
program was carried ont, including
vocal solos by Mrs. Thomas Casey,
and W. j. Egan; piano solos BY
Miss Dempsey and Mrs. Mary s
Dewey; recitations by Miss Bessie
Mulcahey and Miss Edna Ransom; q
vocal duet by Misses Edith and Edna
Alters. and a song by a quartet COM
posed Of Mrs. H. Won Koeckritz. Miss
Gertie Wilcox and Messrs. B. F.
Boydston and MIR. johnson. A
luncheon was afterward served BY
the ladies. Then dancing was in.
dulged in.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
Encircles the Career of Once
]. E. Loosely.
GIVES Up WIFE AND NAME,
Becomes Justus E. Lewis and
WEEDS Again.
Now Prospecting in North
Dakota.

There comes from the west Q story
of romance, yet reality. involving
the life of the former Rock Island
citizen, once Justus E. Loosely. but
now dead to the world as SUCH, and
known only, and by law, as Justus
E. Lewis. When the former Mr..
Loosely left Rock Island some years
ago he went west, finally locating at
Bismarck, N. D. There March 10,
1894, he prayed and obtained o di-
vorce from his wife, Mary s. Loos-
ley. A little over q year later. May
IS. 1895. he applied to the district
court Of Burleigh county. N. D.. where
he had received legal separation
from his wife, and BY act of law sur
rendered the name of Loosely and
adopted that OF Lewis.
The new Mr.. Lewis soon thereafter
located in another North Dakota city.
where he secured lucrative and re-
sponsible position as book-keeper for
q great Wholesale house, and there
he now lives enjoying the confidence
of the firm employing him. and the
good will of the community, in the
best society, Of which he moves.
Welded Again.
Readers of The ARGUS will recall
the publication the latter part OF
February of the announcement OF
the marriage at San Jose, Cal, Feb.
%. Of Miss Carrie Kemble. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Kcmble, form.
erly of Rock Island. to q Mr.. Lewis,
OF North Dakota. The fact that the
source of Information concealed the
initials or first name was the first cir.
cumstance that gave rise to the pos
sibility OF romance connected with
Mr.. Loosley's life, and then came
from those in position to know the
real facts concerning the career Of
the now Mr.. Lewis since he bads
farewell to Rock Island. In order
that no injustice might be done, TIL
ARGUS instituted careful investiga
ton. and substantiated the reports
as given above.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
Police AHA1HR.

Officer Frank Newcomb has ten.
dered his star to Chief Etzel. Mat.
thew Archer. the ex-Rock Island con,
ductor. takes his beat temporarily.
Austin Kelly, charged with assault,
and bate y by Fred Irwin. is beir Q
t led this afternoon.
Herman Beck was brought into
Magistrate Schroder's court yester.
day afternoon for the preliminar,
hearing on charge Of abandonment
but his wife was not there to prose
cute the case, which she instigated
when he skipped town a few moon
ago. So Beck was discharged.
Herman Wilmer plead guilty to
petit larceny in the county cour,
yesterday afternoon, and Judge
Adams fined him 500 and costs and
imposed a nominal Jail sentence.
Wilmer was arrested for stealing
coal from the railroad yards.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
Quarters of the Order of Fra
ternal Tribunes.
OFFICES TO BE Determined,
Skirmishing for the Charte,
Members.
Will Employ 40 Men at the
Start.

The newly established order of
F.aterDal Iribunes is here. The
b lad eff les are to be located in Rock
Island. As result of the meeting
Of citizens held at the Harper last
week the supreme officers have de-
cided to establish the headquarters
iu this city and Col A. NJ. Britton, C.
j. Eastman. c. G. Turner, j. s. Sex
ton, G. c. Roberts, W. S. Warner
and A. w. Wadsworth, all trained
field workers, are at the Harper.
They have already looked up quar-
ters and have a suite in Mitchell &
Lynde building and also rooms in
the Rock Island National bank under
consideration, and q decision will be
made yet today as to which will Sc
lected, and D. B. Thompson will have
his desk in place read y for business
tomorrow morning. The skirmish
ing for 500 charter members will
then begin, that number being
essential as the condition OF the
order being incorporated. The Office
force, when fully established, will
employ 40 men. Those who are to
move here at once are W. c. Gallo.
way. OF Aledo, supreme tribune, O.
b. Thompson, of Denver. supreme
secretary, and DR.. A. L. Craig, OF
Aledo Esupreme medical examiner.
The Officers.
The present supreme officers are:
Supreme Tribunal-W. C. Gallo.
way, Aledo.
Vice Supreme Tribunal-K. M.
Whitman, Aledo.
Supreme Counsellor Nc.
Cartney. Chicago.
Supreme Secretary-O. B. Thomp.
son, Denver.
Supreme Medical Examiner-Dr.
A. l.. Craig. Aledo.
Supreme Treasurer-H. C. Cleaye.
land, Rock Island.
Supreme Tribunal Galloway and
Supreme Counsellor Mccartney are
both past master workmen of the or
der of A. o. U. w., and are promi.
nent in fraternal and beneficiary So
ciesy work. The representatives
here claim that the order has one of
the best systems of fraternal insur-
ance and one of the prettiest forms
of ritualistic work that has ever been
adopted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
THE DIAMOND 10 ANNUAL

Election Of Onicers Of the Packet Com
pAny At Dubuque.
At the annual meeting OF the Dia-
mond 10 company in Dubuque the
I blowing officers and directors were
e ected:
President and Treasurer Nor
ton.
Vice President and Superintendent
Capt. John Killeen.
Secretary and General Freight and
Passenger Agent-tsasc P. Luck.
Directors-Jay Morton, John Kill
ieen, Fred A. Hill, Isaac P. Lusk and
Harry Clark.
1t was reelection all through, ex.
cept for the last named director,
who succeeds +. II. Dickey on the
board. The gentlemen wkU we're in
attendance are vecy enthusiastic
over the prospects for the coming
season. There is everything to prom
Use good stage of water and they
are prepared to take advantage of it.
The five boats owned by the com.
pany have been all rebuilt and re-
fitted within the last season or two
and without exception are as good as
new. The Josephine. Quincy and
Dubuque are at Dubuque, and the
st. Paul and Sidney in Quincy bay
The st. Paul will be put in commits
sion between Keokuk and St. Louis
and the other four between St. Pau
and st. Louis. All the boats are in
readiness aud will be put into the
trade as soon as the river opens. II
is thought that by early in April the
crafts will be in ommission.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
DEATH OF MR.. PETERSON.


WeAt End C,tizsa Dies From Typhoid
Pneumonia.
Israel Peterson, 1929 Seventh ave-
nue., died at $50 last evening of
complications arising from an attack
of typhoid pneumonia, which he suf-
fered several years back. Mr.. Pc
terson was q native of Sweden, and
"a years Of age. He formerly farmed
in Mercer and Henry counties. In
1895 he disposed of his rural inter-
ests and came to Rock Island to live.
A wife and seven children survive:
e. L. Peterson. Chicago; Mrs. A. j.
Bloomburg. Sherrard; Mrs. C. NJ.
johnson, Cable. and Misses Lydia,
Ellen. Nora and Julia Peterson, at
home. Funeral services for Mr..
Peterson will be held at Grace En-
glish Lutheran church at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. the remains to
afterward be shipped to Swedona
for interment.
Ethel Ella. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Fuller, Third street. be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues.
died this morning of mem braueous
Group. aged 2 years and 8 months.
The funeral will be held from the
residence at 2 O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon.
The remains of Mrs. Ellen Rilev
were inferred at Chippiannock GEM
etery yesterday afternoon, services
being conducted at Trinity church
by Rev. Z. F. Sweet. The pallbear-
ers were: Judge Adams, f. P. Pin
neo. 7. B. Davis, s s. Davis, Mai.
w. T. Channon and j. II. Reeves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
High School Graduates.

There will be about forty gradu-
ases from the Rock Island High
school this term. 1t is probable that
some distinguished person will be
secured to deliver q lecture on the
occasion OF the commencement. as it
will bs impossible to provide place
on the program for each of the grad.
yates, which in numbe are greater
than any former year in the history
OF the school. The class has organ
ized oy eiecting Charles Spickler
president and Miss Emily Meriz sec
retary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-23
Blair and Hls Chano. Acau.,ae.,ee.

The suave Mr.. Blair, of bridge and
terminal fame, has been entertaining
the Union. He says that any gentle.
man who may have come with him
from the east on his late arrival was
none other than q Brooklyn drummer,
whose speciality is glassware; that the
two become acquainted on the train,
and neither one has designs on the
other. 1t is unnecessary for Mr..
b air to explain that there should be
designs on either side growing ont
OF chance acquaintance that he
might make on q train. The fact,
however, that . drummer, with
glassware Is speciality, should be
Precluded from participation in one
OF Mr.. Blair's enterprises is not so
clear.