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Omaha daily bee., 1898-05-15

through which black ribbon runs and on
either edge of which narrow white vaen-
ciennes is whipped This simple and not
expensive decoration describes a series of
loops running high on the hips of the skirt
and borders the top of the blousng body,
which opens in V over pretty ohemisette
made of alternate bands of lace inserting
and groups Of lingerie tucks, all in white.
The black and white decoration relieves the
otherwise severely simple sleeves, that are
finished with cuffs to accord with the chemi-
sette.
Two little girls in group display the
latest styles in garden overalls and in
summer coat and hood. The overalls are
made Of stout red linen and are conducive
to comfort and childish health. while the
smart little coat and hood are made of
cream nuns yelling over wavy silk lining:
the whole Is garnshed with quilting Of
fancy lace. A sunbonnet la mode, in pink
lawn with white satin ribbon. is the last
sketch. M. DAVIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-05-15

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
Ca:ifornians for Annexation.

Sacramento. Cal Aug. 25.-The state
Republican convention yesterday nom
mated Henry Gage. n Los Angeles at
torney. for governor Gage had only
one opponent, George c. Pardee, of
Oakland. who withdrew in favor of
Gage The nomination was then made
for Gage by accIamation. The plat
form. which was adopted unanimously,
reafirnls adherence to the national
platform adopted IN St Louis in 1896.
The soldiers and sailors of the war With
Spain are highly complimented and eU-
logiZe5. The administration is urged
TO secure an internatiorNl monetary
agreement whenever an opportunity to
do SO shall be presented. On annexation
the platform COOS to the limit, advocat-
ing the keeping of everything we have
conquered, including in this the whole
Philippine archipelago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
EErUELIcANs OF MISSOURI.
coariEde 20 SupeTsoa- CIlaunocy I. riley
ss state Ihni-nIas.

coariadc 20 supeTscar CIiaunooy 7. RILEY
.s state Tini-nag.
Ct. Louis aug. z5--AfteF two DAYS
session the Republican state convention
ended its labors and cd5ouTrc5 sine die
at 7.45 last evening The following tick
81 was uouinat led: Supreme Judge dong
term), G. y. FiUbIenburg. OF ST. Louis;
tsbort term), Edward Highee, Of Ian
caster: railroad and warehouse com
missioner. W s. Hathaway, Of Mexico:
superintendent N public instruction,
Professor John Il. Kirk, tie present il
cumbent-
The most important work OF the con-
vention yesterday was the turning
down of Chauncsy Ives Filley, who for
twenty-five years of and on had been
chairman of the Republican state COM
Inittee. T. J. Akin. a banker ard bus
mess man OF Humansviile, was elected
as FIlIey's successor as chairman At
the opening OF the afternoon session
seven members OF the state committee
from the state at large were selected
Among them was Or. J. r. A. Cross
land, a coIorsd physician OF ST. Joseph.
whose election was made by acclama-
ton As truce TO the eolored voters
Of the state the rules wsre suspended
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
cuA1ElIAN JONES AT ST. PAUL.
Minnesota Democracy Dimes the Pilot OF
the National Organization.

Minnesota Democracy Dimes the Pilot OF
the National Organization.
St Paul. Aug. .5-Senator James X.
Jones. of Arkansas, chairman of the
Democratic national committee was
last night rendered a complimentary
banquet by the Minnesota Democracy.
over 200 being seated about the tables
at the Ryan hotel Senator Jones has
been recreating at I5innetonka. and il
was deemed proper to acknowledge his
presence in some public manner. Pre-
CedinE the banquet there was a public
reception IN the Taricrs Of tie hotel.
where those who desired were afforded
al opportunity Of paying their compli-
r1euts TO Senator Jones. The banquet
began at . o'clock.
| James Cray, Democratic candidate
for mayor OF Minneapolis. told what ne
knew about Politics" and Reform"
The sreech II the evening was that Of
Charles =. Towne. and to him was as
signed the duty OF drawing a word TiCt-
ure of John Lind, the Democratic gub5r-
material candidate. The other speakers
and their subjects We're: John 7
Tov-nIey, THE Bank Examiner A. X.
Ankeny. The Political Situation in
minnesota" Major Bowler. The Cam
raign Of 1885," Patrick Fitzpatrick, Of
Nsuona. THE judiciary" c. -. stan
ten. nocracy," ~. IL. G-.lsn, sen
atcrial Elections in -1i-rez7tu.'
Senator Jones ai~o spoke briefly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25

.t.l 4t- -A nv t-.ta- -s-.'.t
STATE or Illinois
Eocll f- sad. county.
II -E1 circ-l- c1Gv-. 20 tlc . September -S.-1
A. D. l-.s
James s. E.riour1. Samantha a. Parker
William Parker. r-lsr1a 7 E'arhsr aIc william
N-arl.,-r ~ Jo6u e.. Hlt-cf-ri. a.tic =. is1t1-
us1rrf. V lliar1 T'uuls z1f = ~ --luu-1rl- az
Iai- i--raL. r. or The estate 90 Jane EatAoura-
Afl.rasirrf rIe run-rcs tdeICc 81 sac esfsr1 an.
fencur-s -saLtic a hlatlburE- Ntti-ru TLn1-
tutc 81 Jane tla-hnur1- deceased havia- been
riaG il 1hs glesks 0f.ce OF The circuit cour'
az said county. uutice j. therefore hereby
given 10 the sad nonresident defend
ant that t1e rC-up.ziuau1s Llcd thsiT
biI OF complaint ~ sast court. ON t1e chan
gerry Aits thereof. on the i9ta dAy of August.
-fsy.. and thst thercupcu ss-u-iosz .S.ueo
nus OF said co1rt. wherein said suit = row
-e,lGtng. retur1arie ON -ae tE.r1 houusr iu the
month 81 Srpteri1-er hest. - l. d NV r.
QuiFeA Nov. s--.e.s VOC tle -l-1 Lun-rr ,---t-ias
CcfendllE above named. JOIN O.. Rathcur-l
>hau personally re and l-ppe7-F before SAID CIR
Cg.is syErt. On rht G-s- oas Of rhc reEt FERN
rherc1f 90 - holden 20 Rock islauu b 4ac Tor
the saiu comfy. o. the tkl-u Loulay IN sep
+eIE1cr Es-zs.-liEgl lead ans yer or del-Er 70
-rC said cs,Iiiulalnalzlt Oh ~ complaint the
21F-e ana -ha matters and The things therein
c-sF-c ara tsd T-iil lie token GOAT e. ed
1ru "a decree entered against you according
20 the prayer ~ sad bi
0sE5Hs5z w CAMILLE clerIl
Rock idard. Il-iuois- Angus 18th les
HAROLD A WEI1. COmptaina1is solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
sen.h Dako.:. KerabIieans.

Mitchell. 8. D.. Aug. 25--The Repub-
lean state convention met at noon yes
terday. The resolutions inGorse proteC-
tion and sound money, oppose free and
unlimited coinage Of silver. and unhes-
itatin@IP indorse the gold standard. Nc
Eirlcy's conduct OF the war is Endorsed
and the administration policy on an
revatiCn is commended. Kirk Philips,
Of Dea6gvooc, was noHliHsted for gov
crnor; J. T. Keane. OF Sanborn county,
for lieutenant governor. and W. II.
RoddIe fec secretarv OF state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25

state o. Illinois.
Rock isiaud County, I'D.
IN the Circuit Lyur.. september term a D
iS9-, fp chaEccry-
Alay g.1hrcr - John :. Eohrer.
A..faVts or tIe NONRESIDENT e. Or The 10OTe
de feuC.s-L- -0L1 a. Ec-rer- rar-ry been He'd
fu the CLERKS C.-c8 o. size circuit court -. SAID
county. notice Is therefore hereby given 10
the said uvl-I resident cefeaGaus tI.ss the com
p!allani Lisi her biu o, compliant N Sa:d
court on fre chAuccry eide thereof. Oh lie
1.th d1E OF august 4. - l-s-- and that there-
uTs8u 4 summons issued out OF sad court,
s.bcr.lI. sslI --ir - now pending. eturu az c
pu ut. -rL Monday 10 she month - = ert en- Dcf
neat. o. ID Uy la 70 t-irl-d- NOW unless u'l.
INC said rul-rt-siiecI defendant 90 We named.
S0hr 3 EolreE shan personally Dee and appear
before s1li circuit court. o. me i.l=t day 81
the next te-2 tccr1f. - He holden az Rock
Island lu and for tue ~aid county On the 5fd
MoH1av ia September next arG ri cad- sIls = or
or dtl-lIr D. - coIlull inilt-. bilt Of com
ra1i-r. the sane and tire matters ana things
.h,-r-f1 cI-r-ed ard stated VIII he taken IS
s.c1rs~-.,l. ana d decree entered against You
arrorlilg O. -t- ur-ycr 81 said Oil
a. EEr " GssuFI.s. Clerk.
Rd.si. II TuG. I-LGo.-. A-.-.1S- ~. i-s~
JOINS " qC;Tl-lS- Comp ,.-a-at's solicitor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
vANKo-JoHN HULL ALLIANCE.
Dons Think There Is a Secret Agreement
EetHreen :ya.himgton and London.

Dons Think There Is a Secret Agreement
Between Washington and London.
London. Aug. 25.-The Times Madrid
correspondent says: THE recent articles
in The Times recommending the annex
alton Of the Philippines by the United
States are attracting much attention
here. They are regarded as confirming
current runors about a secret agree
ment between the cabinets at London
ard Washington for joint action in the
far east. II any case II is feared that
. the rapProchement which Unquestion-
ably exists contains the germs of great
international complications. Three
months ago, when Spain suddenly
found herself alone face to face with
a powerful antagonist, such a prospect
would have been haHed with delight
because 1t was believed that in Il gem
eral imbrosiio she would be sure to
find allies. Now the political situation
is better understood, and fears are eX-
pressed that in a general conflict OF the
great powers. whatever the result,
Spain would have to pay les pots casses.
"El Liberal publishes a significant ar
ticle in this sense. Trying to forecast
the imms date future Il says: Two con-
tingencics are possible: either the
great powers viii come TO an agree
influence. or there VIII he a great war.
in which England Will play Il leading
part against Russia and France. In the
former case Spain would lose the Phil
ippines because they would be included
in the partition. In the latter case
England would begin by an attempt to
get possession Of the keys to the Med
iterranean. including Ceuta and the
Baleario islands. which may be regarded
as the key hole
This possibility OF q struggle for ma
val supremacy in the Mediterranean at
some time in the near future gives GER
tain Importance 10 reports OF new forts
in the vicinity of Gibraltar and Dip
loInatic correspondence Increment.
Neither Spain nor England, however,
can be supposed to have any aggressive
designs. and il we read between the
lines OF certain very guarded serni-offi-
yial statements we must conclude that
The Spanish government has recently
received from London some positive as
sUrances On this point. Spain must, it
IS said. maintain her elementary right
to rational seIf-Gefense. hut she has 1T
present sufficient dibIoma--S difficulties
on hand to prevent her creating addi-
tiCnaI complications"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
F,our Congeniiens in FnIl Blast.

Boise. Ida. Aug. 25.-Four state con-
ventions opened here yesterday - the
Democrats. Silver Republicans and two
wings Of the Populists. Each branch
OF the Populists appointed a harmony
committee of FIVE and went into con-
ference. The Silver Republicans adopted
4 platform ard named a committee on
conference with the other conventions
The platform rcnews the party's devo-
ton to BIN tGltsm and declares in IA
vor OK fusion with ether silver parties
and annexation OF ali conquered terri
tori
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
Publication Notice Chancery.

state of Illinois.
Rock Island, county.
In the Circuit Court. September terr1. 1898
Rock island Saw. p bank -. Joseph ). John
son. Sarah johnson. the German savings
pans Of Da-c7p0rt, Iowa. Henry T. Hun, and
Eock Island Lumber s Manufacturing Co, in
ctaHHcery-
Al.dayil a. u0n-rsSi1euce Of the German
Savings bank. OF Davenport. Iowa. impleaded
with the above defendants lo-ech J. Johnson
Sarah l.. Johnson. Henry =. Hun and Rock
Island lumber * hanufsc turing Co. having
been filed in the clerks OIlce OF Tie cir
cult court of said county. notice Is therefore
hereby given 20 the said Euu-r1s.Ccur defend
ANTS that the comr-1 Eant flee - alI OF com
Ilailt IN said court on uue clE-cery side
thereof. on she tenth dav az August, 1873 ami
that thCreuuou q summons Issued out of sBid
court. wherein sad 7rit Is noE pending. re-
turuable uu chs third dCHdsy n the month OF
sept f-lper next. as j. bv law required.
Nov, unless You the SID nonresident de-
feudAtts above nam ed. The German Savings
Bank OF E-reEpO-t- Iowa. shall personally he
IA. appear before SAID circuit cDu-t. on the
frs dlv s- ne next terra thereof 20 be hOldeu
at Il0c- Ia.-d 3D. AID sar the said county. o1
the .i'rI Monday ln september next. and
uleld. answer or seEIIr - the SIlt COZ PialIl-
amt s. Dill OF COur.-ir-. me same aud the mat
tsrs and lLiugs IA retl charged ard StgteS VII
,l-. taken as confessed. and - decree eutereS
a.airs you according fu 5te PRAYER o. said hi-l
RoUls RHaud- Illinois. aus - lsa-
GEORGE ". GAMBLE. Gers.
JACRssN z EUEsr.
Commandments Solicitors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25


BHc-- Island County -
~ The circuit court September term a. D.,
1885. In cIdncery.
y IEam IIericr IS. File G.. kericr.
Nhiduvls Of non-rs sid ence or Enc C. Kerlsr.
the above named defendant. having been fled
in tLe clerk ofIicc OF the circuit court OF sad
county. ouCS Is therefore hereby given 10 the
SAID nonresident defendant that the com
rlaiL5nt filed his bill OF CON y.diut in ssid
court. on the chaucerv SIDE thereof on the
.agtE day OF March IStS and lkat tnereupOn
: slIurl51~ issued DOT OF said cOurs.
wherein s.-iG s-l- Is now pendinI- returuaDle
or the third Monday Y the month OF Sep
tCUber next rs - -y law required
NOW Brle~s you the SAID nonresident defend
ant above % med rifle q. kcrier. shall person
ally bc and appear before said circuit court
on the u-s- d., of the next term thereof. TO
De- holden 30 Hoch Island IN ard for the
said county on the third NoCCdy IN sep
TENDER next and plead. answer or demur 20
the sa5u complainant bill OF compliant the
same ana the matters and things therein
charged and stated vii DC taleu IS conf ed.
and a decree entered against you according
20 the prayer C. said bil.
GEORGE ". CAMILLE, C4erfS.
Rock - cd Illinois. August Is. 1898
join 7 - raFglsp. ComplaiEant's Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
IT IS PIzEH TO SPAIN.
The Reported Plan of the Wash
ington Government as to
the Philippines.
oEssIoH OF IUzoN IS A sMAsHER.

While Commercial Equality and Separa-
tion of Church and State Are Equally
Bitter Pins-ObiectioKs TO a Pledge Not
to Cedc Amy OF The Islands to European
Powers-Dons Are Also Troubled Over
the AEooted AngIo-Americsen Alliance.
London. Aug. Pa dispatch to The
Standard from Madrid by way of
France says: a very unfavorabIe i'm
preston has been created in Madrid by
kilograms attributing to President Nc
Kinley the intention of instructing the
peace commissioners to insist upon the
cession OF Luzon, that American COM
merce should have the same footing as
Spanish in the Philippines. and that
Spain should pledge itself that none of
the Spanish colonies should be ceded to
European powers. If such are the in
tentions Of the United states govern
ment the negotiat tons are sure to be la
borious, even if an understanding is
ever arrived at. The Spauiards cCnsid-
er the cession OF Luzon-their best ard
most important islanG-to be a death
blow TO their prestige and sovereignty
in these regions. and that this would
be irretrievab.y weakened and crippled
by the presence of Americans in the
Heart CT their colonies.
Two Moro Obno Nous Propositions.
Commercial equality with the Unit
cd States IN the archipelago would an
null the only advantage and COmpensa-
ton which I'll. Spauiards might have
expected 10 have derived from the cost
and sacrifices which have been neces-
sary to maintain their rule in the
archipelaeoes. The separation of church
and state would be more unpalatable to
most Spauiards. and would create grave
difficulties in their relations with the
Vatican and the church, let alone the
powerful religious orders in Spain,
which are always disposed to, side with
Don Carlos aga;nst the present dynasty.
Good Reason for rs to Insist.
Last. but not least, any pledge to
refrain from cedIDs any part to the
powers would displease many states
men and people of all classes. who are
daily more and more inclined TO advo-
cate the sale of the Spanish archi-
pelaeoes to the highest bidder, and es-
peciauy to continental powers most
likely to be in position To arrest the
growth OF American political and COM |
merciaI in 1ueuces in the far east. Moth !
ing could be better calculated than the |
preteEsicns attributed to america to de- |
ve,op in Spain the Visibly growing de- /
sire to cease all connection with the !.
Philippines, and thus obliEe the. United |
States government to assume the bur- !
den of the responsibilities of their gov /
eminent, which would likely create |
conflicts with European powers, and !
tending-in any case-to entail for the !
United States more trouble and sacri- |
fcises in men and money even than the |
occupation and pacifcauon of Cuba"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
AhminI.tra.os,s Notice.
- ID - 80. &C..

Estate or Pat-ic< Soouad- deceased.
The undersigned nayIn, been appointed I'd
u1,ll--r8sErE q the estate Of F-atrIck NOD--
au. ias the county OF Rock Island. state
81 Lifugis. deceased. Hereby gives notice
that she vii appear before bue cOonty
court of Rock Island county ~ -he county
court room n tho city o; AOck Island. - the
October ttsrln. the first Monday In Cc-
rODer EeEt. a. which time all persons having
claims . -atr~t sid estate are notified and
requested to attens. Tor the purpose of hav
ing The same I'D usted-
Al persons iuCcDted 20 said estate are re-
questCd 20 make immediate Payment TO the
Undermined
Dated This 18th Gay OF August. 4. j. 1888.
ELIZA y. BRGWS. Admins tratTix.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
-DoodIe nooIl'' Cuisines. Iialance..

Madison. Wis, aug. 25.-The exam
inatios of the books OF the state treas
urer ordered by Governor ScoaeId after
his attention had been called TO the fact
that advances had been made from the
state funds to capitol employees and 9TH
ers has been completed. In their repot
TO the governor the examiners say that
they found such advances had been
made, but that they had now all been re-
turned and tie books we're now bal
ancad.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
Three hundred Miners Drowned.

London. Aug. "a dispatch from
Vienna TO The Daily News says that
$50 miners Teere drowned by the flood
irg OF the Easirulr coal mine at Nience,
near sohnoWlz. siIeELa, three days ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25

ana Hon. Nelson Crews. prominent
nsgr- OF Kansas City. was elected an
additional member OF the state commit
Tee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25

Produce: Butter Extra creamery,
17c per III: extra dairy, 15c; fresh pack
ing stock. 1OiE0ilc. Eggs-Fresh stock.
12iLc [per dozen. Live Poultry-Turkeys
s6I3c per H.; chickens, 715c; spring, 10c;
ducks 55aG6c. Potatoes-Early Ohio's.
3eT4Oc per hu. Berries-Blackberr
350I3c per 16-qt case; blueberries, 6oc
G$I. 20 per 16-qt case.
Chicago Live Stock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

THLOAGO, ROCK ISLAND s. PACIFIC RAIL
- way-TiclIets can be purchased or baggage
checked at X i u Twentieth street depot, Or
G Z q depot, corner Fifth avenue and Thirty
first street, Frank Il Plunmer, Agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25

CQ-n--013sc
Ca-s- ss725c
-Tignothy, s7Gss; Wild, 1901
Strnw-s5.
POtatoes-New. 4Gc.
Istsc.
f.gS-'Cc
Ch-ckens-Sr ping. s. 1912 -.
Is1cks-Sc per pound
Coai-Scfr I04-
Cattie-f3atchers pay for corn fed steers.
f.sfgso. COWS and heifers, S5z1fc; calves. 40
3tzc-
Hocs-ss boasS7s
Sheep-sf>4itc
Spring LanD-s3 a head
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
Chicago Live Stock.


Chicago, Aug. a.
Hocs-Estimated receipts for the day,
10000 Sales ranged at S2.SO93.95 for
T5es e f5F741o for light, S3.601S.75 for
rough packing, S3.65G4.10 for mixed. and
81. seas .121S for heavy packing and ship
ping lots.
CattIe-EStimated receipts for the
dav 14.CCO. Quotations ranged S5.40g
( n choice TO extra steers, S475G ). 50
GOOD to choice do. s4.6O95.O5 for fair to
good. s425fTA 65 common to medium do.
81 oO05445 butchers steers. $4-25G5.50 fed
,,-e=+eyr steers. S-.CCS4.20 Stockers. 81. %
@Iz5 feeders. s20GUf25 cows. $1,000
as heiferss S2.706425 bulls. oxen and
sts~s SO EOG450. Texas steers. S3.75@
$50 grass western steers, SS.oGp4 80
western COWS and heifers, and S4.504
200 veal calves.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for the
dav. II GCC. Quotations ranged at 1910
G445 westerns. $S.00Gt-15 natives, and
ss75TC.20 lambs,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
siiiSSauESeH Grain.

Wheat-HiChcr: No. l northern, Sec;
No. 2 northern. sc; September. 63tgc.
Oats-Steady; 2IIc45<c. Fye-IIigher:
No. !, axe. BarIey-Steady; sample,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
DIR. CORA EMERY REED,
homeopathic Physician.

Spcf.inl attention 20 diseases Of women and
child rem Also Diseases OF eve. ear. nose aud
throat on &c uOur--g..s1 20 ~ q m. 70 p
IN. 81 Sixteenth street. Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
RICHLAKD RoEBER CAUGHT.
Chicago Police Get the Man Who Got
Away with $4,000.

Chicago. Aug. 25.-George Wagner.
alias George Whitney. ex-oonvict and
expert safe blower. is under arrest here
charged with robbins the Bankof Rich
lard. Mich. of $4,000 in cash and
negotiable notes. Wagner was arrested
g FPS Wabash avenue by officers who
were watching him, They followed him
into the house and were compelled to
fight desperately before they could sub
cue him.
The robbery, which occurred Aug. 3.
was one OF the boIdest that has ever
been perDctrated in Michigan. Enough
dynamite was used 10 shatter the big
safe in which the money was kept and
to wake up the town of Richland. The
aars escaped on n hand car.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
Tlce. IInndt.,i RI. c:l,...nd llnlLar &c

New York, Aug. z5.-The explosion of
a rye ammonia tank used in the max
ms Of ar-.acial ice SGT fire early
this morning to Jacob Honman's Cres-
cent brewery and the Central Bottling
coIrpany's plant. Of which A. Wolff is
the proprietor. The loss is about $780,,
coo. and th.re was Irsbably loss Of life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
FIRE PHCCF.

1Osza- bEsee8s fraE=a 6. r. T. & r. EEst, .
-. L. :. 4 V. =. i HIr0ad & pos
ii7SAroyems1tS costing So dtO.oo phzNe
lust beAsn completed. and the house nov
offers every ccryeEisGcs TO Is iousd m aEy
hotel. ihciIAing hot and sod zstss sisstsli
light ans steam ksxt in every room.
Rates. oeEtS pef go ana upwards.
First Class T5st2s!.l2 VI Connection.
WILIiAfa .lHcCoF. 0sasr aGd Proprietor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
:. Il. FIRST. II. D.
Physician ana surgeon

Phone { on 1917 once 30 Twcrtie-h
tFeet. once hu-r,- % 20 - "a IN; ro ana
to r p M Sunday, s-5J 10 $50 8 IL; l;.'O 10
D.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
j. 4. BALL. N. d.
physician End Surgeon.

once isUT Second avenue. Residence 81
Iqee ty-fpCrth street Telephone ITO ONCE
our. flofa 81 TO l. o. go, > 80 =. II; and : 10
N. sundays . 10 10 e..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
TRAINS.

Passenger trains leave q p Moline
avenue) depot five (5) minutes earlier than time
given. Trains marked daily, ali other trains
daily except Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
TIE MAREEIS.
Chicago Grain aud Produoe.

Chicago, Aug. "a.
Following were the quotations on the
Beard Of Trade today:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25

D OCK ISLAND d PEORIA RAILWAY
| N Depst First Avenue and twentieth street.
| & etockhouse, Gen1 Tiki Agent,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-25
TRAINS.

HArTiva1. departure. tDaily, except Sunday
All others daily. Telephone i093.
DU2LINGTOH ROUTH-O d @ RAIL.
ID way-Depot First avenue and Sixteenth
street., n Young. Agent.