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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-07
$500

Is popular price for swell overcoat and show
ing beauties at that price, genuine Cove cloths,
silk lined tops made in the heghth of fashion, perfection
In fit OF course have top coats at less price, at
SIP that have all the style and finishing touches of those
usually sold at SIS We have slightly servceabe at
$3.50 and even at $3.50. Don't think you'll have any diff
Guilty in getting pleased We've pleased hundreds and
please you You must not judge overcoas with those
OF the usual ready made kind They not that kind.
Ours tabernacle and don't feel on you LOOK like
ready We press and fl every garment before leav
ing the store, and when you with NJ
& K label you get all that in the power of the madeto
order man to give you the only difference is the price
Swell Military Capes for Boys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-07
The weather We May Have

Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday.
Today's temperature 81
J n, SHARIER, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
sttur.i. VIII n.Iors.

Bi9de'ort, Nc. Jan. ls. The
strike si;aSt on ls unchanged. There
is every Indication ttat the struggle
will be q lorg one.
New Bedford, Mass, Jan IS Not
one OF TIE cloth mills OF this city
made arr aitemp; to run this morn
ing. Thousands 81 operatives are
quiet and every,Sirg appears TO have
settled down to . ~,i;isg battle.
Lewiston, Me. Jas. Is Every.
thing Is quie, at the cotton mills
here today. Al Androscoggin. the
only mill where trouble exists. q
crowd ss'hered abou, the gates, bu,
90 violerce was offered those who
passed into the mill. Small sections
.of the mill are running.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
WILD TINE ON THE STREETS.
Crowd Wants 20 spit ON zola-TurSu,ence
Outside OF Paris.

The interest was at once transferred
To the stress. where the police had
been reinforced By the republican
guards. At 10 O'Clock In the evening
large bodies Of students. flourlshing the
tri-color and shouting "Vive L'armee"
proceeded in the direction OF the Mill
tary club in the Avenue dc ropera. The
troops cleared the Place de Ia Rcpub-
lIque and charged the bodies Of stu
dents. \ large force is protecting the
Military club. Several persons were ar
rested. The demonstrators then pro-
cccLed. shouting '-Corspgoz Zola.' to
the offices of The Temps. The Aurore
and The Librc Parole. but the police
arain dispersed them. Near midnight
~ students. led by NJ. Milievcye. reas-
scmbisd at the Military club. but they
met with the sane fate.
In the melee some were wounded ard
Others arrested. Ultimately ". Mile
we've obtained p1rmiss.nE 4 the police
10 march before tire club cTsing "Vive
IrArmes." IL midnight thuae vho had
been arpstcd vcrc released and quiet
had been restored in the Place de
L 'f1isIa- I ltIt Mflt f4.4F u slil-l- MANI
fcstatinns elsewhere. Al the hour of
midnight VI. ElaEc. the rrefeCt of po-
lice. rersC nally took hold Of the direction
q the men who were protecting the
Military club through fear Of further
trouble. kilograms from numerous
provincial towns report student mani
frstations at Marseilles. where the win
lows os Jewish shops were broken. At
Nantes there have beer some attacks
on shops and the synagogue. The
,rOvd rescued those who were arrested
Lyons. Jan. ls-An ant-Jewish stu
I lent demonstration took place hereyss-
terday with cries Of Down with Drey-
fus" The office II lie Pueple. which
has supported Zola was attacked. but
the stafi made a sortie and drove away
( the students.
Marseilles. Jan. ls.-A crowd - @tls
persons made n demonstration t.-.sc--
, tcrday against the Jews. They .ttC-ca
/ the Army club. whose officers a-Ic-.- -G
upon the balcony shouting "Viy1 L.
France" and displaying the ;ri-So!or
which the crowd cheered frsrt,oally
Another crowd paraded the streets with
/ sricsof Death TO the Jews" and shame
spon Zola-" They gathered menacingly
! In front Of the synagogue until the po-
! ice dispersed them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18

ro,trv 20 ac.r's and cverscers over
fnifoF rrir-srCes auj In most cases
these we're .....--cr r,iaeilsd or an in
, eulry r-aslisei.
fast nigft found the textile opera
.tvss even where intently interested in
the New H-dfs.d struggle. for there
TIE test a -'re1r'h GEi endurance will
soun~ AMI ufsn the ,-ptsofns will de-
teri tbs gres'ian st an Industrial bat
Ne tAs rntiss ishgtA and trealth Of the
View '.rgiani states. The ,rri rain;
! In this battle viii r. ii-rip,l.e. ana
the first command 10 Csganized labor
brought vel nigh perfect obedience.
the day ps--1l quite peacefully. From
the point % view % the mill owner the
View Bedford situation ~ nov a lock.
st fn'eryvnti-n ~ ~ state board Of
srhl,ru;ion ta.- aeek Is hsr,;ly likely 90
/ De slhwta ari ho overt A., On ne bar,
~ 'hs st''tsss srf ~ at'sm!t t. opsn a
--in e - -ltsd i.s a narraer Of days.
Il The Naw Eedford strikers will re-
Eye mo,ey II IA operatives elsewhere.
but the sura total VIII be reserved until
/ a prJtractei hattie brings 5r want and
hardship which the unions will then
| try 70 rsIsye. All the New Bedford
mills orensd a; bell time yesterday as
usual Whrn no help came in lights
went oUs. speel stopped. eyersecr. snd
seCord harls PREPARED tu make every
,hing saur. ard the mill gates were
le1osei .afsnait,Iy. The .abor unions dLI
tt,l- work yesterday eScep; to carry
cut plans Of campaign which will b.
tevel,fft lnly as Ia,nt-E,aT,t- .cN-
ers SIR O. return to work
of tho ether strikes I!itlc has de-
veioIsi ne set To- forccas; tho future.
Thc LacJGa AMI P,ppereii mnl work
era In Bldicford struck because they
were ANXIOUS @. while the weavcrs in
| the Andr s.oggan mill. Lewiston. sirs ply
took matters into their own hands. re-
rardiess .f other departments. These
two stvikcs. While On identical iszurs,
Win serve suly a minor n.hiv along
the lire uUlcss ere strife fcyes grows
and they become the nJc.oua of n gem
eral ng.t Ia Maize citisy orr ether
minor t-h, npv on g. taa; 81 BIrlinC-
ton. Vt. where The og'"l City mills
shut down i.I-"ni;eiy usssG.-c the on.
erat.v,s r,fl.sl roir; blank @, cccept
the rciuct'. y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18

rteur " rpr corrc> urt,, ox.
s'r,h.- ~ New Hcdtsrt anil Ei-~wh~rr-
wtve. tst Nas-st. go 600 rrr~~-<.

F"ctor. J,r iS-The ncht between
c'rmy anI ,mri,yss In the New
irg''ni cotton mills l. on and What IA
viii bad az ~ cannot b. forrtcld. The
greet ,'rr,r5tblrs in New Bedford are
t4m anu o.. gsor,'y q operatives are
h'r, WHSLE f,rv ara there discnntsnt
cr'ppcd uut az day. the most serious
b'.nr 90 rti,,furi. Ne. whsrv 1sCo
rcrs' M rgfised o. work. tsus clo.irg
two r.l's ard az tswistcu. where one
nal vas crippled Nv tso wsavers ssay-
lnr ou'. The gengsat wage reduction is
estimated g. afiect i2s.ooo rcrsors IN
ahout 10 rril's although these msls
have previously aicptel me new sched-
ric and several others have given no.
tice - immediate reductions. Here aul
here satisfaction was brought % the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
ri.in raouss frum John n.ri.

iGricn. ian is-EI-ht Hon. Sir
Michael Hilks-rs-h. chancellor cf The
-Ncheqver. sIe.Siug at Swanse. last
ni-ht. echoed ~ declarations ~ Bal
tnur. rrst i'ri - tire treasury. 81 the
Indian policy q the government at
Marchcs;er. AMI said the government
was des"ruined. even at the cost of
war. that the door Of chinese commerce
shorid not - shut to Great Britain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
rrI.Lit-rr.. ana, rnniin.,,1r r..Irn-

rcoris, IT'S. Jan. i2-T-,a E.Hhlzy-
ers' and fce,r- In'C-aa;i .al urisn
devoted y-rt-ylsy very largely to n
Discus u. tac rrpuran1 ,'.lt-tnGr
law. Whi'e uorry al tn 90. sr-.cs IA
vor The d77 tS.fs Is Ipggh d1ut. as to
its pra,tI-'HlGv. wa7y claiming that
u Will bs .rr..'-@.''s 60 -~-ur, 6; In t',c
smaller ,.fiss. Tbo rlat's- was finally
refetr,l Co. OIL. crHni:tec With 'lsirur-
tions to r.rssa -. 9r-oHd.1cat to the
ccus:itu''r O. ic sIHm.tl- a for Goa
eiiefaftg-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
Illinois aud iva p.ssmss.sr..

Washington. Jan. s.-The preside, /:
has nomins'sd the following post.
masters: ll!inois-D. y. Keen.
Mount Carmel; John =. Rector.
Cairo; Augustus Gibson. M,Leaas-
boro; J,r. M Il. Stewart. Whining
ton; will'sm A. Sieinbcrger. Aus1s.
ts. losa-Eldsn Lowe. Fort Scott.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
Wages IN THE MINES.
The sobieetof an important Con.
ssreneo Now in Progress
at Chicago.
NEARLY 500 DEIxaAIES ON HAND.

s'np'"yers an'i rmptsy-s Ne, - w o,
Agree sra Nr-h Dsp--.s- - Arr.~n,.ni
Plan sr o-vs-~alies ,asp,ed -rur.
r"s"- 80 o.-.s~ior~ sHd Mi.-r.-ual.,
ser"a'r' IA ts-tera 'te,taa muis rAs,
"'', tsvoivc reus .. Ihou.sn.,..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
TlHE ID riE SIMMONS UP.
~. Ioei..s. ~. n>i- AZ. s.u.r reo Free
=. N r.. r,-s A..-ult,

t.N. ~ rs-s A..-1it,
s, Louis. J'n. ls.--Dr. Charles A.
Simmons. ispu''d millionaire. shot
snd ss'ioo.!y roundei Emil David
sou. b, AZ eTor for the It. Louis
trust co. psEy as the rner Of Car.
dirsl svsaaf sud Olive Stree, this
forenoon. S;4mon, claims the
shooting wa d,reto ayenye a wrong
done his csughs,r This is his third
deadly 81 - stversl l,ass ago he
sssbsti ~ Jroiarr-ia Law IN Mis.is.
sippi. Tnr-r years ago to- stabbed
his eoekkesp,r. tanned Mcbride. In Q
quarrel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
FRANCE IN A TURMOIL
eiotous Proceedings at Paris.
flantss, Lyons, MarseiIIes
Against the Hebrews.
DEEYFUs CASE LETS LOOSE A MOB,

sDown with the Jews "spit on zoia" and
Other Pleasant Cries Gave the Police and
carls Republican a Night Of "oui vhe"
Struggle Between Students and An
srehi.is at the Tivoii vaux Hall-Much
Sore Il Spilled, but No One Is Killed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18

C.sveiand. Jan.is-The police stopped
she Gans-Gsr.ard flght in the fifteenth
sound Referee S.er gave the decision
&c Cans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
IN. S.s, stat. q. a. u. Eae.mpu nj.

S,reator, Ill. Jan. is.-Ata meet
INK OF the council ~ administration
OF the g. a. X. oi lllinoi, here today
IL VAS decided 90 hold the next state
enesmpmens a. Sirea,cr Msy 10. II
and i9.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
Assignment a, Nnr,nlee.

Milwaukee. Jan. iS-Tbe Milwaukee
Manufactures company. a ccrp1raiioa
engaged In the manufacture q, bicycles
a; Nerih Milv sukee. made a voluntary
assignment yesterday 10 Jesse II. Whit
rail-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18
Ds. rssii's Pia, .rur.uousy

Acts ss . balm to the lungs. cutting
tie mueus, allaying the iDfl,mms-
tion. healing aad Strengthening. It
viii cure cough q Q cold in ore
night and exhilsfs'e the lrngs
sgsiast the inception Of disease. 2Sc
d good drug stores. No cure no pay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18

The mission OF Hoods SarsspariIlr
is 10 cure disease. and thousands Of
testimonials prove it falflls ito mia.
sion veil
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-18

Paris, Jan. 1s.-A great anti-Dreyfus
and anti-Senhte meeting last night at
the Tivoli Vaux hall produced extra
ordinary scenes. The neighborhood
was paraded by police mounted and on
loot. and the rapidly growing crowd
Increased the excitement. On the open
Ing of the meeting the hall was a
seething sea Of humanity. crowding ev-
cry part. gesticulating. shouting "a bss
Zo!a." ''Vive le Armee and "Vive In
revolution sociale." The members OF
the anti.Semite committee displayed
banners hearing the inscription Death
to the Jews" ana other inscriptions. 1t
was soon seen that the 5.0GO present
consisted largely of anarchists and OF
others bent on opposing the students.
On VI. Guerin, the president, proposing
that the honorary presidency be con-
forred upon VI. Rochefort and Al. Dru-
mont, great uproar epsued, the an
archists trying to wrench the banners
from the auti-Semite. Scuffiles took
place in which two If the officials were
injnred.
Soon Develops Into Free Fight.
VI. TEiebaud delivered an address de-
nouncing the Jews. and urging the
meeting TO support the government.
Tumult and fights for the banners con-
tinucd. with shouting. whis:fing and
singing Of the "Marscillaise" and the
'Carmagnole," while VI. TniebaUi pro-
cccded in c violent speech. declaring
that the Drsyfus scandal was the COM
ncnSement Of n social revolution by 4
band OF scoundreIs desiring 10 over
thsow everything in order to raise a
traitor" TIE scene row became q
saturnll'a. The anarchists removed the
iron staircase giving access TO the
tri Hunc. so that TIE committee was un-
a@lt to descend. Free fights began
around thc iiass. Finally the students
chased the anarchists cut Of the hall
The organizers of the Eecting then
seized the flags decorating the han. and
arranged rendezvous at the Military
club. crying "Nivc rarmee.'
Somebody had Tapped tie C,arst.
The hail partially cmptied but srca
the anarchists returned. aad breaking
upon the great doors began further
E.a'lag. Il is alleged taat several were
in. rTrd. Finally the s.udcnts yc-c van
qui-hci al the anarchists masters Of
the situation. The r,ectia. broke up
and the anarchists replaced the ladder
and invaded the tribune led b. ".
Curtois fiourishinr 4 -! Gag. ana all
shouting "Conspues Eochsca.t" Ispit
upon RocSefortl. and Long i've Zcla."
The disturbances continued. the an
archisIs declaimiGS fIcm the tribune
against the army and acc,aimirS D-ey-
fus. Some Of the injured people were
carried cut with tlpir faces covered
with blood.
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For RENT-sTOREs


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WANT 1T REOPENED.
Ease of Mercer VS.. Bradley & Mercer
Comes Up Again.


Judge Falligant had an interesting ques-
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Fon Observation-Disclosures.

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ences. Address Accurate. care News.
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nELP wANTED-FEMALEs-.

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WANTED. A COMPETENT HOUSE
servant and laundress; must come well
recommended. Apply 7Os Whitaker street.
WANTED, GOOD FEMALE COOK.
Apply 800 Huntington, east, from to 10.
WANTED, A HOUSE KEEPER, GER
man preferred. Apply j.. F. Broderick,
4oS Waldburg, west, Immediately.
WANTED, A GOOD COOK. APPLY
Immediately 40S Waldburg street. west. e.
2. Broderick.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-10

Gilbert DeLoach filed suit for divorce in
the Superior Court yesterday against his
wife, Emma DeLoach.
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For the cnthedraI Fund.

swift & Co. ....................... .s25 0
savannah Cooperative Associations. 0
9uillvan, Drew & Co. (New York;,
through S. Krouskoff ............... 10
M,s. Catherine Giebelhouse. through
Mrs. M. Burnett .................... 5 0
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-10

Mr. Jacob Gazan was reappointed a
numerical notary public by Judge Falli-
CANT yesterday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-10

John Attic, formerly a subject of the
Ear of Russia. was made a citizen of the
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