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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
GOES To rRIsOS FOR LIFE.
That Q. Aner All the Legal Resources Have
Bccn Exhausted.

Tho jury's verdict sends the accused
20 prison fer the term Of his natural
life. The jury reached a verdict on the
first ballot. IL retired at i.50 and tool,
the first ballot at $40. II was unani.
nous for conviction. Some little time
was consumed In arriving at the pun
ishment 20 be inflicted. but this was
settled by sec. and then the Jurors sat
around in their room until 10 o'clock
when they announced their verdict
When II VAS read States Attorney De-
neen smiled grtfniy. and Police Inspector
Schaack and Police Captain Schuttler
who worked desperately In the case tc
convict the prisoner. gave signs of sat.
isfaction of the most unmixed variety
The sound CT Clerk Knoprs voice had
net died away when. Attorney Harmon
was on his fee, with the request tha:
the Jury be polled.
This was done. each Juror affirmine
the verdict. Then Harmon made a mo.
ton for a new trial. which was entered
and will be argued within a few DAYS
Luetgert was led back TO Jail in appar.
emily good spirits-giad for one thing
that his long suspense was ended a,
last. and confronted by the assurance.
Of his lawyers that he will get a new
trial. and that the state viii no, be abll
20 convict him the second time. After
the announcement Of the verdict and
the polling OF the jury Luetgert was i'm
| mediately surrounded by a crowd Of re-
pcrters and friends eager to hear hi.
first words.
He said: The verdict Is a surprise Z,
me. Don't see how the evidence justi
hes such a verdict. But one thing +
sure. the supreme court will give me 9
new trial and shall be acquitted.
From the time when the prisoner wa.
led In TO receive the verdict until IN,
bailiffs conducted him back TO his Gel
his face showed not one tremor of an,
sort OF emotion. There is no doubt tha
| every resource 10 save the accused from
the verdict wiz be exhausted before h,
Is taken 20 the penltentiary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
rxsestI,e Committee Hoi.ls . Meeting q,
the Wisdy CITY.

Chi, ago. Feb. io.-The executive com
mi;tec u the national Republican
League met here yesterday. Fourteen
members were present. The report OF
the finance c.nmiitee showed that ths
league had a ba.ance in its treasury
and that its financial condition was
good Secretary bowling was ordered
10 have q manual for ises published as
soon as possible. This manual WILL con-
tais an outline % the pans % tn league
for the ensuing y,sr. a list " county
state. and congressianai leagues
throughout the country. ani much gen
eral infoJmat-a. \ &C. mIu!catior
from the Centr.i Passenger assoc a.iAs
requesting a." cUmmi'te. &C. iriorsa
the anti.sca'p.nr hil that IS nv before
congress wa aid IN tn iab.e
" was decide q that m a-iion could
be taken In the matter Resolutions
were adopted coarra;ulating the stare
Republican League % OHIO for the sue
cess " has attained in the election of
Marcus \. Fam, TO the United state.
senate. The time for the national con-
yertion at Omaha was changed from
June is-is o. July i7-I5 This was in
order that " might not interfere with
state Convsrtions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
Ho,oesu.s ss p,sssbape.

Pittsburg. Feb. 10 The loss OF
lie and property al last nights ere
is the greatest in the city's history.
The lose % life was caused by an ex.
plosion OF several husdred barrels Of
whisky leaking ous on the walls Of
the property. The loss is ei 500. 900.
OF which the Union Storage company
has e775, 900. the Hoovelor's Storage
warehouse and contents e600. 900
A. III o'clock this morning IL bodies
we're removed. and Is injured were
tshsn TO the hospital. and thres
others are missing. among whom are
Lieutenant % Police Berry, Lieut..
Jshnston. and too sons OF President
Scott. of the Chautauqua lee com.
pany. whose property loss 10 $780,
900 The police believe several more
are underneath the q. bris, which 10
still too hes to move
But eight bottles have been 70.
covered. instead % IL. 90 10 is 70.
torsed. -Four are missing and the
fremsn believe number Of other.
see still uader the ruins The dead
identified arr. Lieut. % Pclice Berry,
John Dwyer. willism Scott, Jr.,
Stanley Gipe. George Loveless, VIII
liam A. Wslrobsns,ein, Josiah
Hanna snd William smith.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
rRoUsle Foa rrs sosApsas
r,ss-e Who As-ise,ei -Dcr Bs<.- of Eass
HALL a. u. u,ul.

st Louis. Fob. ie.-Circuit Attorney
Egrers has looxed Up the law on the
matter and declares the abduction o.
Chris Won Der Abe. the base ball mag
nate. ~ rittsSurr detective a high
handed outrage. lie announced his in
tentida % issuing warrants for ever
person concerned in IL as soon a. he
san hnd cut whc Personally saw Voc
der Abe forcibly taken from the :;
Nicheias hotel ard carried out cf the
state AZ soon as thc warrants are
made cut application viii be made 10
Governor Stephens f,r a rsauis tion on
tAe governor 70 Pennsylvania fer the
return % the k~inapers 20 Missouri
Governor Stephens. who Is In the city.
announces MS intention oi making the
rsqulsi'ion.
a dispatch from Pi;tsburg says that
whsn Chris arrived there he was hand
cured. In the hsbeas corpus proceed
ings st the SMOKY City yesterday De-
tstuve Bendei claimed that he had a
legal rignt ~ execute the warrant any.
where he might find the defendant. and
tha; the latter Voluntarily entered the
carriage at -. Louis. knowing that he
was 20 be taken 20 Pitesburg. The Judge
reserved his decision and put Won der
Abe under $500 bail, which was sup
piled by his counsel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
INTERSTATE COMMERCE DECISION.
srfsy-Thr~e Carrssrs, Insisdisg the llii.
nsss Ceasrsi Railway. lasoive<i

Washington. Feb. io-The Interstate
commerce commission yesterday. In an
orlnIou by Commissioner Yeomans. an
nounced It's decision OF the case brough,
BY the American warehousemen's as
ISOLATION against the Illinois Central
Railroad company and hfty-two other
carriers known as the free stoSaee
cas." IL holds that q common carrier
with no general duty TO act as a ware
houseman for Indefinite periods in cor
nection with Its primary obligations as
q common carrier. cannot assume ts
provide shippers win viuabie ware
house facilities which are not essential
70 Its business as a carrier without fur
nishins them for all shippers at all
times and upon the same terms and
notify the pubic.
Carriers viii therefore b required 20
plsiniy indicate upon the schedules pub
lished and fled with the commission
what storage In stations. warehouses
or cars viii be perNitted. and all the
terms ard conditions upon which the
same has been granted. The order takes
eject April I. 1885. and from that date
all carriers must cease granting stor-
age which IL not a necessary and ordin-
airy part cf receiving and delivering
freight. unless the same is specified In
the schedules
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
IT'S EASY TO DYE.
Home D5 eing With Diamond
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Profitable.

Beautiful AID Brilliant Colors That will No,
Fade-Dismond Dyes Have Special Colors
for Cotton and Mixed Goods-How Wise
Women E.onomize in Hard Times-A Ten.
Cent Package OF Diamond Dyes Often Saves
Ten Dollars.
In these days OF enforced economy,
it should be a pleasure to any WON.
an to learn how she can save the
cost Of . new gown for herself and
suit for the little one. or can make
her husbands faded clothing look
like new. Diamond Dyes. which are
prepared especially for home use,
will do all this. They are SO simple
and easy to use that even q child can
get bright and beautiful colors By
following the directions on each
package.
There is no need of soiling the
hands with Diamond Dyes; just
lift and stir the goods with two
sticks while in the dye bath.
and one will not get any stains
or spots.
In coloring dresses. coats and all
large articles, TO get foil and salts
factory color. it is absolutely neces-
cary to have special dye for cotton
goods and different dye for wooden
goods. This is done in Diamor d
Dyes. aud before buying dyes. one
should know whether the article to
re colored is cotton or wool, and get
the proper dye Do not buy dyes
that claim to color everything, for
their use will result in failure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
YES, BARRlOS is CALM ENOUGH.
Another Latin American Republic Has
President Assassiuated


San Francisco. Feb. 10.-A dispatch
from San Use. Guatemala. briefly states
that. Ba-rios, by grace of an iron rule
president of that republic. was assas-
sinated yesterday. The dispatch saws
that calm now prevails" Barrios com
pleted last March a seven-year term
his first-as president of Guatemala, at
that time announcing that there would
be no more elections, and proclaiming
himself dictator. Prospero Morales. his
minister of war, who had been a prom
ieing candidate for the presidency be-
fore Barrios proclaimed himself as die.
tator. at once started a revolution. H
was beaten and driven out Of the coun-
tsy.
Barrios did not trust either the native
Guatemalan or the Spaniards in places
Of responsibility under the government
where he was able to use citizens of the
United States. This preference for the
citizens OF the United States over his
own countrymen. while it contributed
20 the stability of his government for a
time, aroused very general hatred for
the president among the people whom
he ruled
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
cigarette Ordisanee I. Good.

Springfield. Ills. Feb. l0.-The su.
prsme court has emphasized its decision
In the matter Of the application OF
Harry GHndling. the Chicago druggist
for a writ Of habeas corpus by denying
. motion TO reconsider the petition
Gundling was arrested for selling cigar.
cites in Chicago contrary to the city
ordnance and refused to pay his fine
until the supreme court would hear q
Petition for habeas corpus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
0FF[NSE OF De LONE,
Particulars Of Spanish Minis.
ier's Episode Officially
Given Out.
TIE ADMISSION "a MADE.

me o,sss R.s.ss sisss. sAs ss-ss &c.
'ssssy is cssss. -.sssssssi assssssss
sssss,srs aeess pseusssss Lsss - Vol
90 russss-s-S.w srsssSsss % ossss-
s-s,issssss Nsws 90 sAs Anss.
s.su.
Washington. Feb. io--Ths state
department this morning gave ont
the susstsucs % the csb,evrsm tens
yesterday 90 Minister Woo ford visa
reference 10 the DE Lone statement.
II says DE Lone sduits that he
wrote the letter which contains the
expression concerning President Me.
kinley. which 10 % such q charaoter
rs 10 destroy his use'alness % o rep
resentstive % h government In this
country. Minister Woodiord, there
fore, Was instructed 10 notify the
minister of state immediately that
the recall tf DE Lone 10 expected BY
the president. No response has yet
been received either TO ID, Lome's
resignation or the Presidents de-
msnd.
Msdrid. Feb. i0.--The queen re-
gent has accepted DE Lomes rssie-
nation aud placed the first secretary
In charge % the legation tempor-
srily.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
rrmsr, s,se,,ss MI rsssss.

Springfield. H.. Feb, o-The sen
ste concurred la the ho,se amend
nents 10 the primary election bill
30 TO s. 10 carries "a EN- rgency
clause TO become effective as sooa %
signed. In the house The Mc6ianis
telephone bill. recalled TO second
reading. wss made the special order
for Tuesday. Adiourssd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
IN. L.ssu. .s wn..,-ss si,sss.

st.foai., Feb. io.-L u, Potter was
elected president nof the L. A. W.
on the first ballot. 2i7 10 iG1. The
other officers elected are; First vies
president. r. J. Keenan,, fsnusyl.
vsnis; second vice PRECEDENT y. "
Hines. Michigan; treasurer. J e.
rs.terssll. Nes Jersey. Providence,
X l.. wss chosen ss the place Of shs
neSt annual meetiug.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10

Chicago. Feb. I0.-The Luetger; triaI
came to an end last night with q yer.
diet Of guilty Of murder. The death PEN
atty was not inflicted. however. the ju.
sos fixing the punishment at imprison.
ment in the penitentiary The big pris.
ner had expected an abslute acqultta
and the adverse verdict came upon him
Ike terrible blow He maintained his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
o.sssmsi... N.v vp~ssss.s.

Mesieo City. Feb. io.-News
rerched here that Gen. Morales, for.
merly secretary oi var under Bsr.
rios. aud Who later had . succes.ial
rebellion against the dictator. hss
been declared president Of Gsass.
mala. The ssssssinstion occurred
nssf Rsrrios' palace. The assassin
vas o Germsn named Osssr Solisger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
oid soldier Guilty Of Murder.

sseux Falls. = D.. Feb. io.-James
Carrirston. IS years old. an old soldier.
wasyestsrday found guilty ofihe murder
Of Alfred Erickson on the night Of Dee.
:. 1897. The jury agreed on the death
penalty The motive for the crime was
robbery. Nearly thirty wounds inflicted
by an and hammer were found on
Erickson's body. II ie claimed that
Erickson 10 the NTH victim Of CARING.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
Died 90 uis Wedd,~c Nav.

Stevens Point. Wis. Feb io.-wINan
Baker. q Madison. Wis. an iron msla.
or. - years % age. died at The Central
hotel Tuesday ms,ning Of pneumonia
lie VS. 20 have been married at Madi-
son At 10 o'ciock that morning 60 Anna
Habich. but he was taken sick and could
not 20 home. Ills mother and sweet.
heart were az his sde when he passed
AWAY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
Michigan Prs.o.er. 10 Mako Cigar.

Lansing. Mich. Feb. lo.-The five-year
contract for loo convicts to make cigars
at Marquette prison has been approved
BY the Joint prison boards. The men
make about 20 cents a day each. The
ten-year contract for 800 Ionia prison
men n shirtmaking viii be disposed Of
March !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10

wsss'egton. Feb. 10 Gen. VIII
liam Booth. head % the SalvAtion
Army. oflicisted ss chaplain ~ the
opening session % the seasse today.
After the transaction % some minor
business the lndisn appropriation
bill vas tsken up
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
Doe. Not Mes. oo,.rnm.n, Own.r.h,,.

washinxton. Feb. l0.-The president
took unexpected action yesterday in re-
gard to the Kansas Pacific railroad.
and sy his direction the secretary of
the treasury drew warrants for s..5i2.-
2ss.i5 10 pay for and take up the first
mortgags bonds on that lire. At first
blush this looks like q plunge into gov
ernment ownership ef railroads. but In
reality 70 is an avoidance OF that. IL
the property had gone TO foreclosure
sale the government would in all prsb-
ability have been forced to bid the roa a
In. and that would have been govern
ment ownership.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10

Washington, Feb. io-The Republican
majority was increased yesterday from
70 To 30. when the house by a vote Of
ii5 to lr. unseated Plowman (Dem) Of
Alabama aud gave The seat to Aldrich
tRepD This was the first contested
election case decided by the preser;
house against the sitting member.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
Observers Expected u y,i-,riai.

Late In the afternoon the jury. after
being charged by Judge Gary. retired.
Despite the fact that the prisoners at
torneys declased themselves confident
Of verdict of acquittai. many who
have watched ,he case tucked for an
other disagreement. Whsr the state s
attorney had concluded his speech yes
terday afternoon Judge Gary in cold.
impartial tones-in strong contrast TO
the eloquence Of the lawyeTs-hegau
reading his charge to the jury. The
crowd which iilledt the court room listened
In silence. When the judEe was through
the jury was sent 10 its loom. the pris-
oner 10 his cell. while the court made
arrangements for the reception OF the
verdict 10 IL came Ia during the night,
and then took recess.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10
LUETGERT IS GUILTY,
According to the Verdict Of the
Second Jury That Has
Tried His Case.
ACCUSED OF A DIABOLICAL CRIME

Twelve Good Men and True Say re Com.
mitted II. and Khen Fail Ia Declare Him
Worthy Of Death-lsig Sausagemaksr
Confident of Acquittai, While Many OH
err Expected q Disagreement Again
Crowd Hears the Verdict Read.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10

Americas greatest medicine 10
Hoods Sarsapafilla. which cures
who're ail other preparations fail 70 do
say good wAstsvef.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-02-10

IkIIOIsL II LI lvLl-is
composure. however. until the usual for
nal remarks by counsel had been con-
cluded. and then re accom- anied his
guard back to his cell In the county Jail.
When the twelve men slowly filed in
from the room where their deliberations
had been held the court room was filed
TO the doors
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-11-19
Lake Kerr Locals

The old lake is still unchanged
and affords as many fish as ever.
Messrs: Williamson and Rainier
caught thirty-tive trout in an
hours time last Wednesday.
Miss Ada Stevens, teacher Of
the Churchill school, accompan-
led by Leon Griggs, will visit her
parents and friends at Fort Nc
Coy next Sunday.
The Misses Griggs, with their
brother, attended a party at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z.
Geiger last Friday night and re-
port an enjoyable time. OF
course soldier boys and brass
buttons were the principal fea-
lures Of the night.
Mr. Joshie Geiger Of Marsh
vile IS paying J. Ike Kerr a visit
this week, before his departure
to Tallahassee Monday.
j. NJ. Marsh was seen in Ocala
Saturday last with his best girl
and the report goes that he
looked exceedingly pleasant, de-
spite the thought OF leaving for
the army again soon, though,
IL ~" other boys, We suppose
Il. ives in hopes OF an early re-
turn.
Never have times been so
pleasant at Salt Springs as the
past few months. A party from
Anthony was among the many
pleasure seekers who came to the
springs, and long will the people
Of Lake Kerr remember how roy
ally they were entertained by the
members Of the party enc night;
one OF them acting the bear in a
circus, and that memera BILE
night was known for miles around
as the night for the "bar show"
And indeed the limitations were
perfect. WcWiIl gladly welcome
The Anthony party again, for one
50 jOVial and social is a pleasure
among us.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-11-19
BlitchtOn Briefs

There is n tram road being
tui!t from kendrlck TO Mcintosh
farm for the timber that is upon
the place and for the farmers
along the line that wants logs
sawed into lumber.
Gross ties are being cut in
large quantities near the McIn-
tOsh farm.
Potatoes will be scarce in this
section this section.
Professor Stroller is a model
teacher and is getting along
finely with his school.
The Ladies Aid Society is in a
tiourishing condition.
Rev. j. 6. Porter will preach
at this place the first Sunday of
each month at IL a. m. during
the next year
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-11-19

The Star regrets TO learn that
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Brown, ex-
cellent people of Electra, have
gone to West Palm Beach TO
live. Mr.. Brown, who IS an old
and successful merchant, will join
his son-in-law, DE-. Thomson, IN
merchandising. The Star takes
pleasure IN recommending these
good, Christian people TO the kind
consideration of the citizens of
West Palm Beach.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-11-19
Plant System Special Rates

Jacksonville, Fla. - Account
gala week, tickets will be sold
Nov. p, % and %, limited to re-
turn Nov. 2G, 1898, at rate Of
500 for the round trip.
Atlanta, Ga.-Account Peace
Jubilee celebration, tickets will
be sold Dec. II and i limited TO
return Dec. -, at rate Of Sl2.3j
for the round trip.
St. Augustine, Fla.-AccOunt
the State Teachers Association
meeting, tickets will be sold
Dec. p, 26 and -, limited to
return Jan. |, '99, at rate Of
$50 for the round trip.
j. G. MAUGHs, City Ticket ACT.
+. j. HUBER, OcaIa House
Ticket Agent, OcaIa, Fla.
w. '. LIFSEY,
Div. Pass. Agt., Tampa, Fla,
+. ". WKENN,
Pass. Cratic Mgr, Savannah, Ga.
Shirts cut to fit your body,
price cut to lit your purse.
Davidson 4 NanEchOp.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-11-19
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-11-19

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years, nay trouble being my liver,
stomach and bowels, with terri
bic headaches. Lemon t.IIXir.
cured me. My appetite is good.
and | am well. l had taken Il
barrel of other medicine, that
done me no good.
CHARLES GIRHARD,
No. 1915 Jefferson ST., Louis
vile, XIV.