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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-07-01
OMENS WARNED THE BRIDE.
Fatalities Which Preceded the Marriage
of Mark Hannas Niece.

Fatalities Which Preceded the Marriage
of Mark Hannas Niece.
On March % Miss Okalla Hanna
niece of Mark A. Hanna, a handsome,
attractive girl well known in Washing
ton and Chicago society, became the
bride OF Mr.. Edward Drexel Castleton,
in st. Pauls Episcopal church, Cincin-
natl. She had been bride only 80 days
when she returned to her mother In
Chicago and announced her intention of
suing for a divorce. Then her friends
began recalling a series of Incidents
which occurred prior to the nuptials,
and are inclined to remind all parties
concerned that they were warned by
omens that i'll luck would attend the
marriage. 1t certainly does seem odd
that so many fortuitous circumstances
should have preceded the wedding.
There was some difficulty in setting
the date, and when that was finally de-
cided upon and Cincinnati was named
as a most convenient place for the mar
riage, the BRIDES brother fell i'll, hav-
ing to submit to a serious operation at
the hospital in Terre Haute.
The bridal gown had to be reftted
many times, and it arrived barely in
the nick of time, with some of the braid
ing ripped from the skirt This same
garniture, which the bride was COM
PEELED to stitch into place herself, was
of black, of which color the seers have
said:
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-07-01

IF Apthorp N. H, were burned at loss
,f s25OO-Anti-Jew disturbances oc-
cured in different places in Austria
during which houses were plundered and
burned-A cyclone struck Marietta,
O., doing slight damage to buildings and
lnjuring a few persons.
MONDAY, JUNE 81.
Fire caused a loss of $4,000 to the
French Catholic church in Brockton
IN. S. Miller, Danbury, Conn, hung
himself in Sandy Hill, N. Y-Opera
house and number of stores destroyed
by a blaze in Millville, N. J-Young
man and a boy drowned in Lawrence
Launch sunk in Boston harbor in
collision with a fishing vessel-Five
Of a gang of pickpockets under arrest
in Boston-Mad dog killed in Lynn
after biting four persons, two of them
Women-Two men badly cut in an
Italian row in Providence-Mrs.W Will
lam Pevear of Lynn killed by jumping
from barge, and her husband and two
other men severely injured-London
papers unanimous in praising the pluck
and fighting qualities which the Ameri-
cans displayed in the skirmishes before
antiago-Clifton hotel, Clifton, Ont,
destroyed by fire at a loss of $100, 900,
all Of the guests and employees escaping
without INJURY. T. Melvin, Ellicott
City, Md, editor, arrested on a charge
of murder, it being alleged that he was
one of a mob that lynched Jacob Hen
son, Jr., murderer-Despon Bos-
ton man attempted to kill himself on
a street with a penknife-Death of
D oI,, I'D orrlHo +
a leader among morocco workers
William Connors, II years, drowned
while bathing in Pittsfield, Mass-A
French liner reports at New York hav-
ing passed the wreck of some ship bot
tom up, lost, it is thought, in collision
with an iceberg-Captain Garland. as
sisted by the crew of theschooner Alfred
Bradbrook, rescued six persons from
drowning in Newburyport-A care
full canvass of the United States senate
shows Sc in favor and SO opposed to Ha-
Waiian annexation; minority not ex-
pected to hold out long-The president
has sent telegram OF congratulation to
General Shafter, which also contained
words of praise for the brave fellows
who were in the thick of the fight last
Friday--Rev. DR.. John l.. Withrow,
for the past II years pastor of the Third
Presbyterian church of Chicago, has
presented his resignation in order to
return to a former pastorate in Boston
Long decides that the
United States is indebted to the owners
of the British steamship Foscolia in the
sum of $21S, $3.50, being the amount of
the claim arising from ine collision be-
tween that vessel and the warship Co.
lumbia on Nay % off Fire island light
ship.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-07-01
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %.

Elizabeth Rose of New York, aged 10
years, swallowed a fatal dose of poison
in mistake for medicine-Seven-ye
old son of Isaac Dunbar of Richmond,
Me-, was drowned while playing on
scow-Clothing of the value of $500
stolen from a house in Newton, Mass
Thomas Harrison 80 years, run over by
a coach in New Haven and injured
fatal. Stranger stepped in front of a
locomotive in Everett, Mass, and
mangled beyond recognition - John
Doherty of Attleboro Mass, drowned
while bathing - Louisiana private
killed in Miami, Fla, by a citizen ia self
defense-Jerome Kenney 40 years old.
killed on the track in Hyde Pazk, Mass.
by a ve-Resignation of Presi-
dent Gates of the Amherst college ac-
cepted-Several persons killed and
houses ruined in Italy by an earthquake
-ColOred highwayman, for robbing
station agents near Boston, given 80
years mprisonment-Sev Fall
River factories to close for a week in or
der to curtail rOduction-Richard
Barry of Holyoke, 13 years old likely to
lose his sight through the explosion of a
frecracker-Girl killed and several
others injured in Lancaster, Tex, by
collapse of a building-Letter from the
Alaskan gold fields says that of 101 men
who left Seattle in party in March only
'our survived-Michael Flynn, a Lowell
justice of the peace, arrested on a charge
of pension frauds, and United States Of
fcials say many other arrests are to
liabilities put at
o. OOO. 900, and its assets at over IS, 0OO, 900
Sigsbee's st. Paul encount-
ers the Spanish torpedo boat destroyer
Terror off San Juan Wednesday in COM
pany with a Spanish unarmored cruiser
and hits the Terror three times, sending
II back into the harbor in a sinking con-
dition. with two men and an officer
seems on the verge of an
overwhelming popular uprising against
both government and dynasty.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-07-01
TUESDAY. JUNE Is.


Captain Fisher of Cotuit, Mass,
drowned while bathing-Captain Eos
ter's island in the Pacific, half way to
the Philippines, offered to the govern
ment as cling station-Affairs in
Liberia in ,lticaI state, and the Amer
lean government is to be asked to ex-
tend its prOtection-Leon Rathbone
of Pawtucket ana George Hopper of
Madison, Me, drowned while bathing
Small riot in the railway station
in Chattanooga, colored soldiers Great
ing a disturbance and resisting arrest
-Cadiz fleet forbidden to coal at Port
Said-Spain arming a third fleet, and
expects to We it at sea in five Weels
Returned Alaskan miner reports
that some of his party died from ex-
haustion, while others were drowned
Alleged insurance frauds arrested in
London-RCport that a British steam
ship company is about completing its
purchase of transportation route
across icaragua-Clifton Wilson Of
Lowell, aged 16, drowned while bathing
in st. Louis of A. j. Whit
man, formerly prominent resident of
Duluth, on charge of swindling Boston
rested in Tybee, Fla, and lodged in Jail
in Atlanta-The Bellingham Bay I'm
companys mill in New What
com, Wash, was burned at loss of
$400, 00O-Man arrested in Wilkes barre,
Pa, accused of being a member of a
gang which swindled wholesale mer-
chants in New York and Philadelphia
by stocking small stores and afterwards
getting the stocks on judgments for
imaginary debts-Samuel Cranshaw,
a bather, lost his life in Providence
Girl at Cleveland committed suicide
by setting fire to her clothing-W Willard
E. Baker, a former clerk of Adams Ex-
press company in Boston, arrested in
Seattle char ed with embe2zlement-
Jim Corbett and kid" Mccoy matched
to box at Buffalo Aug. q for a So. 900 |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02

ocor- policy in the Philippines, ard
asks a guarantee of the same advan-
ages il her late West Indian colonies
until trade relations can by degrees ac-
custom themselves to the change Of
sovereignty. This proposition and the
arguments by which IL was supported
are considered strongly stated, ard the
American commissioners desired time
for GelibeTe ton. Thus, though busy
Until nearly p ~. yesterday they We're
not fully prepared and sent a message
requesting that the joint session be
postponed.
Madrid has Instructed the Spanish
commissioners on three points TO which
the Americans attach much Importance.
These are the cessiCn OF an island in
the CaTolines. the granting Of religious
freedom over the whole Of the Carolines
and the cession OF n cable and coaling
station at CeUta. The Spanish govern
nent has Instructed Senior Nontero
Rios 70 grant none Of these. and while
Spain may ultimately yiald them all,
1t is admitted that the American COM
missioners have TO power 10 enforce
Cheir demands On points not covered by
the protocol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
ABBREVIATED TEtEeRAMs.

The seven-story building at wooster
! and Third streets. New York, was de-
| stroyed by fire. Loss. S1S5.o0o.
| The Shirovners' association at san
/ Francisco has ordered a reduction Of s.
a month in wages fer all classes of sea
men.
Fire totally destroyed the main build
ing Of the Lincoln Normal university.
| three miles from Lincoln, Neb. Less.
SICC Gee.
Mrs. John McCloskey. Of Narquette.
Mich. attempted to commit suicide Icy
swallowing caFbo!ic acid Her condition
is critical.
The VIII OF Dewitt c, Cregier. ex-
mayor Of Chicago. has been nled. The
estate. estimated ot $4,000. is be-
qUcathed n the widow.
The Journal CfiCieI At Paris publishes
a decree fcr5i5G!rg yhe aGnjttaroe into
France of fruit ana plants from the
United states. san Jose scale.
ES-Nayor ". /. Hunter. of Cumher-
land. Wis. was nearly gcred to death
by a Jersey ball on his stock farm near
that City. lie is in critical CCndi-
t!on.
Maggie Gilbert. - years old. one O.
two sisters weU-krovn as the twins
throughout central and northern Wis
Coreiu. ,,uUiJted suicide at stevens
Point 10y taking l2u5anUEl.
Timothy =. Blackstone. president of
The Alton road. has given BranfcrG,
Conn. library endowment Of $4,000.
blackstone }U5It the Branford library
in 1856 at an expense Of Sf00,OCC.
Nine ve.l-kucvn citizens Of AIcCoV-
mick. =. &. have been indicted for con
spiracy n connection with the race rio;s
at Phoenix. when Assistant PCstnca steT
TolIort was driven out Of town.
Dr. and Mrs. Il. Darwin NCIlrath ar
rived ut Chicago yesterday after trip
around the vor.d On bicycles. They
travelled over 5o.CCO miles, and were es-
,-ortcd ioto town by mounted police. =
band and procession of cheering wheel
PEOPLE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
Noticc Of rubiication-Chanocry.

safe Uf Illinois
Rock Island county. -
In she Circuit court January term. 1872.
u g.aTssrE.
~. Ta-i"r SIS Charles TAYLOR.
A-G-l.t ut ..l-lc~i1e-cc OF thc above dc
fc1CIu'- t1-rIe~ Taylor having ueeu
nles ia the clerks once 80. the circuit
cor. of ~ltd county. uoii..c l. therefore here
ny Ll.gu tH .-.l.e r. president defendant that
Tho comp .-l....r. lied Ecr tuI OF complaint IN
SAID culr-- 90 the vaa-cery side Thereof. o.
the g - uar Cd. SOY EN- ter l-.'- ard hat the
upon summons .-~IeC uIc q said court.
wherein -t-.H -I'r Is urv TeJCiul- TCrErLlblc
or the FIRST Eu-C-. la the month OF january
EcNr- l~ B.. Jaw required Now. unless
you The SAID upl-rc, ce-r defendant above
banned '.l-.e~ Lav.s-- ~fII personally he
and appear 1vf.rr SAID Circuit c1u-.. on
TIE mrs d4- uf the next tern hereof.
tu - folccl 90 roe Island in ana FOR
the 81. county. ul tie Er~t Monday IN
January next. and plead answer or &c
ru the said cg-lr-.. .r.llt Isll OF COMPLAINT.
The same and the matters and tuiu-- therein
charged LEC .Iryd VIII uc taken A. confessed.
auh decree entered a. ti-.~J you accordln-, 70
. me PRAYER OF said all
1FrRaE - G.NErE CIcr,z-
Rock Island 1L.. NBE 80 I-.l~
~--E.E.-- Sc NA-.-HAIE- COuulaicant'~ Soil
Cl-J->
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
SPAIN ASKS SOME FAvoRs.
Wants Privileges in the West Indian Trade
for Her Vessels.

Wants Privileges in the West Indian Trade
FOR Her Vessels
Paris. Dec. Anxious as both ere TO
conclude their work the United States
and Spanish peace commissions Gid not
hold a joint session yesterday. Their
next meating began at this afternoon.
This delay arose from the fact that the
Spanish commissioners at Wednesdays
session offered several urgent PROPOSE
ton which called FOR special deIibcra-
ton upon the part of the Americans.
Spain asks the United States To grant
Tor a term Il fiT= years % Spanish ships
carrying Spanish goods or products to
Porto Ricoaud cuba the same PRIVILEGES
as American vessels engage IN the same
trade may have. and she qualities this
request by Truviso that trade urivi-
leges be extenCes' TO cuba so long as
the United states government is dom
iUaut over that Stand.
In support Of this request the Spanish
commissioners assert that Spain can
rot without vital harm Immediately
abandon or cut of the business rc Iations
SO long maintained between the mother
country and the West Indian terrific
ries. They declare that family ties and
social relations. added to affairs oftrade
maintained through centuries. require
gradual dissolution. They invoke the
terms Of the treaty Of 1919, by which
the United States took over Florida
from Spain. and the 18th article of
which EraEtec Spain for twelve years
the right 60 send her goods and products
70 Florida in Spanish ships on the same
terms as the ships carrying hitherto
goods and products OF the United states
The Spanish commissioners cite fur
Their the fact tEat the treaty Of 1893
with France FOR the cession Of Louis
lana granted French and Spanish goods
and products the same terms as Amer
leans in New orleans and other ports IN
the ceded territory Finally Spain
points 10 the American proposed open
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
War investigators At Boston.

Boston. Tee. c-The hearing Of the
war investigating board was continued
1T the Parker House yesterday. with
only two members Of the board present
-ex-Goyerror Woodbury. and Or. Con-
ner-thc others having returned to
Washington. Or. Edward H Bradford.
Of Boston, Who superintendent the land
Ing Of troops brought TO Boston by the
vessels Of the Volunteer Aid associa-
ton. was OF, stiCrCl about the case Of
Lieutenant Tiffany. Il appeared to he
the doctors opinion that had Lieuten-
AIT Tiffany been sent lo hospital IN
stead O: being given in care Ct his
friends his life Uicht have been saved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
Publication Netiee-Chaneery.

State OF LllCoi-.
Roe Island county.
II the Circuit Court. January term A d.
las lfI clAucery-
Ca-r.e~ C1p2,us -. Ne.a-is Copper>.
AflCayit oI the concordance or the above
named defendant NelIui> CCTpeEs. haviCE
been hlcd il the clerh once or the circuit
court OF said county notice II therefore
hereby 81. s-l ro tlg ~ilc non resident defend
.4-r has the comp Eil4Af Llsd his ILL OF com
Vlll. 10 ~s-1 court uu tne cuaucC-g side
thereof or ttc -sI.h Cay 81 - eulDc- Is-s~. and
that tht-,-lppl o. -Elmnu~ Issued out az said
t.pUre wherein >=sif SIR - pcuGl---- re-
rurraTIe Uu the rr~- NsuuIy Iu tire month uf
january next. o hF ils required Now
rr.t.-- Eu4 rE. said -pr-rtz~lfisut Gef.ld1ur
above uam,-l- Melali> Copper shall
personally rc and a-rea- before --ald
S-lr,--.it court. ol the lr~- day 81 the
ue,r term thereof 20 - uC-cen al Rock Island
i- ..s. for .Lt. said county. "a the Gr-t Monday
tu January next and plead answer or de-
fr-r Cd said complainant UiL Of complaint
me .-tr1s ana the matters and JhinE- therein
,.lared and stated " ID ne taken confessed
sl-C "a decree ertere- 4GaLu>. you 1ccl-tIl1--
To Tie prayer 81 said ti4l-
tiBsRsE " tsANEEE Clr-.l
E.rr lard Illinois Nurerrlt1t-r 60 a. Ir f-.sE
JaHS ! SrAEFcL-, COMP -i=ani S1-..ilo-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
Executors Notice.

Estate or Frances G. SutclCe deceased.
The undersigned having been appoi1ted ex-
cc-t1r OF the estate 81 the last VIII ang tcs-
tan cat OF Frances q. SurrI'1- late OF the
county OF Eucs Island, state Of Illinois,
uCcc -sef- hereby gives notice that lie VIII
apUs-r before lh= county court Of Rock
Island count u r.c county court room in
the city OF Rex island. 1t the JaE Iary
tern. ON the frs. Monday in JauU ~ next,
W LicL time al persons having claims air,l
said estate are notified and requested 10 at
tend FOR the purpose OF having the Sau e ac-
Ju--ed. AL persons Indebted 70 said estate
are requested 10 make Immediate payment
TO tie Urdg--. l--HL.
Dated this sid Cav % November. A n. 1895
CEaUIE y Il SCICIIFFE
Executor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02

Washington, Dec. 2.-The monthly
comparative statement of the govern
ment receipts and expenditures shows
that during the month of November the
receipts aggregated $SS,gCo.s15. as COM
pared with So. 36G. Sos for November last
year. In that month. however, is in
Guided about $1S.CCO,CC0 received on ac-
count OF the Pacific railroad settlement
The disbursements during last month
amounted To $4,000 $50, an increase on
account of the war Of nearly 81, OO0, Geo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
Fxecutor's cSo:Ice.

Is ate OF David Brown, deceased.
me undersigned having been appointed eN-
ecGtTiE OF The last " % and tC~tarI-u or David
Brow u. late Of the cDur ~ OF Rock Island.
state OF Illinois deceased heregv gives notice
that so a. Tg -. pear before -Es County court OF
kOcl Island cpuurF- So the county . nIrt room,
in the c4Ny CT Rock I>la-Id- q s-ths Jan rrary
al vh-t.tr. time all persons fEyiuE claims.
against SID estate are uoudci Apd quo~tcG
10 q ,t end Tor the purpose OF h.ym-s the same
aCI listed All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested 90 make immediate payment TO
the undersigned.
Dated this 81 Gay OF Nov ember. \. d. l-qS-
BELLGET I3ROwS- INecutIlX.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.

Estate OF Andrew Donaldson. deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed ad-
uiEt~tratriE Of the estate Of Andrew
Donaldson. late of the county of Rock
Island state of Illinois. deceased. HEREBY
give notice that SIZE " III appear before the
county court OF Rock Island county, AT the
county cDIr. room. n he city OF Rock Island
at the January term, on the first Monday
In January next az which time all per
sons having claims against said estate are
,uo-i-ed aud requested TO attend. for the pur-
pose Of has ing the same adj listed.
Al persons Indebted 10 said estate are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment 10 the
und srsiEned-
Dated this 5th daT or November, \. d. 1898
ELLEN NJ DprAI.uSeN, Administrative.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
Secretary Wilson's Report.

Washington, Dec. 2.-SeCretary OF As
riculture James Wilson, in his annual
report. in addition to discussing domcs-
tic problems. reviews our agricultural
relations IN foreign fields. He calls for
an emergency appropriation of lump
sum for future requirements that can
not all be anticipated specifically. EX-
ploration by scientists of territorial &C
QUESTIONS and the sudden appearance OF
pests are some of the possible emer-
CenCieS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
starr.cy willing 20 Meet mitchell.

New York, Dec. 2.-Tom O'Rourke.
Tom Sharkey's manager. says: "Shar-
key Will agree 70 meet Charley Mitchell
in n twenty-rourd bout, the contest to
take place before the LenoX Athletic
club in January. The LenoX club viii
offer a purse of SO 600 fC~ the eveSnt'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
Old Glory to l'ly a., Christmas.

Havana. Dec. 1T is now believed,
judging from the rdpidity with which
the Spaniards are pushing the cvaCuG-
ton. that the province Ct Havana VII!
be turned over to the Americans on or
before Dec. p. and that by Christmas
Day old Glory VIII be floating over
Moro Castle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
Might rs Wen Go Home Now.

London. Dec. 2-The Rome CORE
sponGeEt of The Daily News says the
anti-a-aroh:st conference row in ses-
sion there has practically abandoned
the proposal To cXtraGite anarchists.
which was one of the leading motives
Of the promoters Of the conferences.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
Col. Bryan Leaves for the Front.

Iincolr, Neb., Dec. Colonel W. J.
Bryan left last evening fer savannah,
Ca. to rejoin his regiment. His fur
louEh does not expire until the 9Th, but
his health being fully recovered he felt
1t his duty to return.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02

Washington, Dec. 2.-Secretary Alger
has left the city for a business trip TO
Canada, and Will not return to the city
until next Monday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02

Lacrosse. Wis, Dec. c.-Niajor d.
frank Powell. Seventh United States
volunteers. has rendered his resignation
to the war department and viii resume
his practice OF medicine here and at St
Paul.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
Local Markets

Co-n-New. 3oT55c, old. 3iIS5c.
GaIs-.-Cf.4c
Hay-Timothy, 81 wil. s5Css
Straw -
Potatoes-EeE 3Od2sc
BGtter-Fai. 20 choice. Isc; fresh ere mery
&c
EggS-T.s<c-
CbiclseEs-SP -irg c. rer pound
DDcEs-rc per pound
TgrE eys-Alvc. &C per pOuUd
C,~ai-Soft Iuc
Cattle-ButeherS pay for corn red seer.
4zEsSe; COWS and Refers. s5EGsc5 calves ii55c-
Hos -ssrzis4c.
SheeP-s1s1c-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
WANTED.

-BOARDERS. CHOICEROONS
w and board a. 2s16 Fourth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02

UA%TFD COMPETENT GIRL FOR
W ce~cral hou.ev ork. Immediately. at 90
Twentieth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02

"ANTFD-BOA RIDERS. AT ssi5 THIRD
w asenCe- Good -ccD-1-nodationA- Meas
served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
Milwaukee Grain.

MHvga ul-ee. Dec. 1.
Wheat-Hieher: No. ! northern, G7ts
C5s14c: Nc northern, 66T65i-c- oats
Higher; 2sa. y 253<c. Rye iruler; No
J. 53N5lizc Eariey-Hig CHER; No :,
AZ. q 50c: sarnDIe. 4gT5CC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

THICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAIL
- way-Tickets can be purchased or baggage
checked ct r d r Twentieth street depot, or
+ q depot, corner Fifth avenue and thirty
drst street, Frank Plummer, 4 gent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
THE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, Dec. l.
Following were the quotations on the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
Chicaco Live stock.

Hcgs-EstiIoGted receipts fCr the Cay.
A. .CC0: sales ranged at S2.5oF SO for
ro5sn packing. s2t5Ia.t5 for mixed,
and SS.SCH2s5 for heavy packing and
shipping lots. Cattle-EsJmated re-
ceipts for the day. l0,GCo: quotations
steers sfsCI5..0 good 10 choice do.
$4eG6I4s5 Tor fair to good, Ss-lOfii-I5
common TO r-cciUm do. $i00N4-
butchers steers. s.. 9CfI5.2O fed western
steers. $2SGT:4.SO feeding steers. 500
a 90 cows. s2CGIse0 heifers. S2.5oI4 p
bulls. oxen ana stays. $-SeE415 Texas
steers. and s2-5C0 7.CG veal calves Sheep
and Lzmbs-f-stirnated receipts for the
day. Is coo: quotations ranged at $500
CIkc5 westerns. s2.75gA55 natives, and
e. C0FTE = lambs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02

IrOIUCeE 1LLLeF = ENIIa IIVt.-l =
les. 2II2IfE per II: extra dairies. $50
I9c; fresh packing stock, 10 l2c. EGGS
Fresh stock. 2l1e2c per doz. Dressed
Poultry-Turkeys. 1880 per 10: chick
ems. GG7iso; ducks, sac; geese. 6NTc
per ~. toes-COmruCu 10 choice.
2TNS4 per bu Sweet Potatoes-Jer-
seys. s. 5OGt275 per Dbl Appies-COm-
mon to fancy. g GCG2-50 per Dbl Gran
es-WEscousin bell and bUgle, SEQ
Gf.50 per Ih'.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02
FOR RENT.

Tor RENT FURNISHED Rooms WITH
y steam heat gas and bath. ~ = T|eu-
tieth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-02

IIOR SALE-CHEAP LOTS ~ MMAS-
II tiers addition. old base bail grounds. These
lots win be sold from 500 upward small
amount down balance on long time 81 per
cent. Reidy Bros, room e. Mitchell Lynde
building.