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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
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Meraent1ein. - ssyn a0nigsz0
bcfen iin6 Is Mpbnhduier un5 Saeuz.
ern Elm Naub Der sSlan1Hen seiporDen.
giir:inae'1. - 46en6s brannte
in oinleabDfen bag @aitbaus CUR
Sroube pollltdnbia nieber. Die gntz
ftehunqsul1a9e bes 8ranbes lit Bis
iebt nod ni6t ermtttelt.
Suttlinaen. Inter ben ans
9ranspaal auriidtehrenoen Wirttem:
berger1, beftnbet iih audi Der tootgez
glaubte @obn bes bieitaen penfionirten
Sberamtstbierarates Neihle, tpelber
nit Der Stbria aliidlih in 9rieit idnz
bette.
2ubmigsbura. Sn Der
SbalErabc iaEn bic gintsi ':,uaa Ger
Defenders Fir bic untere Stabt fe=
itimnltea sss.dnd'fhcn af.in!interv
f1ule it.t!. Gterburlssneifter Or.
0artepEi:n belt Dte Groffnrngsreos;
bes tpeiteren iprahen Nrdlat b. Berg,
Mesierunssratb Dtiinit. synipett0r
MGnjt, sSn1peftDr 3ieglers8rDbhep~
rah unb Der Gpritanb bes 1ereiEs Der
lnteren 5tlbt, 8. Neff.
Shornborf. Sie 2eidbe ei<
pes iungen Mannes tpurbe nltf Der
@tiabe auIgefunben. Die gerihtliebe
llnterfahIaa ,ersIb. fah Der Werlebte
ifentifh NIT Dem Dor 3 ssqbren bier
rerhafteten Branbftifter 6aller aus
Nabrtrorn, ipslhsr ols Dddersebilfe
feinem 1Reiiter. Idder Sbler in
@hprnboyf, bic 6Gener a1ge3iinbet,
lime s@ttnfe DtrhGbt linb iib nun
aus Dtr5apeiflung effGpB
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
Gliait.eoitrinecn. !.
Dje gssr1ssnltu.a1s

6aDinaen. Dis @srsSoltuaS'
bat cit, in Der @arteHItraBe gelegeness
Der 8rauerstgeIeafehaft Mierot bon
sye1lt(m geh0riaes gerruin erfpDsefn,
nm alf bemfelben bas gtnltsgerihsss
seGdliDe auiaufiihren. Die Junbuz
r1eniirungsarbeiten foller1 fnfprt in
Mnsriff ser,ornaren tperber.
Oiebenhpfen. Gin Gi|sn<
babnunaliid bat iih atpifhen bier unb
Gr1bs9ettinsen ereianet. Gin Rtiltns
Ter. tp.lber aus Dem 3uge gefqaen
ofsr eefprlngen tDar. mar bon benz
Weeber SG,neuaug am Rnbfe fdtper
berIebt tporbeil. Ser l1nalIdline fanD
i'm bieiisen 9oipital Mufnahnne. Seine
Srentitdt fDnnte nod nidA feitgeltellt
tperDen. F
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
Mbeinfafs.

pirmaiens. - Ser As Sabre
alte S6ubmaGer 9einricb S9tpeiaer
ipurce bon Der ppli3ei pegen etnes
Notb5u9tperiucbs, besdnsen an ietner
etgenen 17zidbrisen Sodter, perbaf=
tet.
Godenbau EN-. Ser sSelbs
i9iibe Sobannes glfenbait in 9erbab
bate por ipentgen Sasen bas llngliif,
an einem @tese ausaurutfden unb in
cine 9rabtumoGunung gu fallen. 9a=
bel Derlebte er ii9 an Der 6ann, tpo=
rauf 8lutpergiftung eintrat. NaG
grpben S9mer5en 1T @l1enbait an
ben Solgen Der 8lutbergiftung se=
Tprben.
Wei1enbeim. = Ser MGerbeiz
ligerltas enoete bier nit elmer blutigen
WeHeraffaire. sSn Der Nahe Der
proffert'fden Mirtbf6aft ipurbe Der
friiber bier beiadftigt setpelene
S9mteb 9einri9 8o0mer bon
2ambs6eim BON ben Sabrifarbeitern
Milbelm Meber, Gbriitopb Meber uno
einem britten unbefannten ansesrif=
fen unb nit MeKern, @tod11lGgen
bermaBen trattirt, bab iitb ber1elbe
nj bic oben beaei6nete Mirthfhaft
blutiiberftr0mt flii9tete. Sm 8erz
laufe bes Streites erbsilt Der betbet=
ligte Wilbelm Weber einen lebensgez
fdbrli9en Sti9 IN bic Bruit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
36csn.

Heuit d bt a. u. - Ser bieiige
BofamtsporI Itonb I. Sbererpebitor
aubn feierte fein 25idbriges 9ienitz
iubildun1.
9artentirbel1. = Die betben
autoriIirten 8ersfiibrer Mnoreas lno
Sobann Witiing babe: ibre Gteue1
ntebereelegt. grfterer Ear autori1trt
fir bas gauge Wetterltetngebirge, ners.
19ieDene 8ebirgsgruppen bDn NDrD>
rno Siiltprol unb totalien. auA tpGr
er lansidbriger SuhrerzSbmann. 8eiz
BE- baben aufammsn on taufenbmal bic
Sugfptbe beftiegen. Sie SteQe etnes
Sbmdnnes ging nun OIL Len autorilirz
ten Siibrer Bruno Glab iiber.
Sraunitein. - Inter GuBerft
so6lret9er 8etbeiligung Ger bieligen
tnccttben Sfftstere InD faft IGmmtltz
der 8ebOrben, Iotpie Der bieiieen gin@
i1obneriGaft fanb bic feierltbe ftr9z
li9e 8eeroisuns bss burG SelbItmorO
10 unertpGriet aus benz 2eben geI9iez
benen bieiigen 8e3irtsofftsters uno
@cr1tannes bes Melbez Mntes Sraunz
itein, t, Major Nntpn Sersins, fatt.
Der Ser ftorhene Itanb i'm 81. 2ebens=
. ju9re, tpar erft nor Gur5em BON Hoz
ienbeim bterber berTebt norben nno
e1freute ftcb bort ipte fier aqgemeineS
Seliebt6eit,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
E6lpei3.

Qau1dnne. Mm 26. Oecentz
ber 1899 mar Der 2anoipirtb q.
gbafIp bon Sr1onnens, &anton arei=
burg, auf Der nab Nilla ct. pierre
fiibrenben StraBe NIT feinem sSubr=
inert gegen einen mod auf Der 5trabe,,
aber nabe an beren &auo befinbliden
Selepbonpfoiten gerannt uno bate
hixbei am RDpfe f9tpere 0erletunaen
erlttten. Gr belalste besbalb biegtbz
genoiTenfduft auf 3ablung elmer @ntz
fddbisung bon 5000 Gr. Das 9un=
besgeriht bdt Tim lnter Mnnabme eli
nes tbeilipeiienSelb 5tperi9ulbens cine
@nmme bon 5000 Gr. 5usefhroden.
pfGffifnn. Gin 8ranbuns
gliid aerit0rte Elm BON bier syamllt:a
betpobntes @ebdube. DaHelbe itanD
nlitten in Der Srtf9aft 8uTenbaufen.
@s mar bds @tammhaus Der b;e5ieen
5anilien S1enenberg unb trua auf
et,xn, fdtperen 8alten eingehauen bic
Sabresaabl 1909. .3tpei dltere lebige
@1tpeitern fonnten, ba bas sSeuer
ihneu nm ii9 grtff, nur NIT gsot!5
faum ettpas aneefleibet, ibr 2eben rets
ten. Sic iammerten, i'm Geller befinbe
iih in einem Mntenbafen perborqen
lire Buarfhaft bon 600 sgr. in Sob,
unb $50 sSr. in 6ilher. Muf bieFes Tin
tpurbe biefenl punfte burh Wa1Yerz.
itrablen bermebrte Mufmerffamfeii 1ez
ipibmet, unb ipirtlid fanben fih ladbz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
SDitssn9eit uno gad)fs:ts

Srlom il nbe. syriib fam in
bent WntpeIen Der ge6riiSer 6tI9er in
Nalhbauien Seuer aug, pel9es bas
Mrbnbaus, Die 9intereebduoe ltno Die
G4eune opaitdn5is in Qfde leste.
5tabtful5a. 9ei Der Sic
Sung Der SbiiringiI6 Nn6alt'1Gsn
GtaatslDtterte 1T in Die gplecte bon
Wiar oenlanb auf Drummer 1854
Der @sipinn bpn 1000 90. nit Der
Yrdnlie BON 100000 Start gefallen.
Jrrtuna bat iiher meilt feline 2eute,
barunter bier IN Der 8pd' Iden Tabrtf,
Die Elm 3ebntel ouIaumen lpielen, ibr
Tnuborn dusgesoiien.
ge o + 3 hau en-. = 11eberfabren
ltnb 1ofprt getDDtet ipurbe auf 8abnz
Dof S9ar5fslb bon benz bon Nnbreasz
berg tpmmenben perIonensuge bic
Srtenfrau Grnft aus Mnbreasberg.
Ste @erunsludte bat 5i9 tpabrl1eins
ltG beim umltetsen GIT lanse i'm Wa>
gen, inoem lie angefpmnlen mar, NIT
ilren 8epdditiiden au f2affen gez
mo9t, 1T bann,als ite ben Wagen berz
leHen tppllten, obge1tiirat unb unter
Der abriidenben .3us seratben.
Rubo It a bt. - Sin ent1ebliz
9erllngliidsfall ereienete 1i9 in einem
SteintruI in Der 9fdbe bon Nubol=
fabt. Der Mrbetter Meuiinser aus
Rabla tpar nit benz Mbtraaen elmer
5elsnanb beI9Gftiet, plDBli9 lDite
fi4 bie1elbe lcs unb begrub BEN Orr
better unter ben Sriin,mern. Nah
eroben 59rierigfeiten 5elans es, ben
Nerunsliidten aus feiner Gage au Be-
fifteen. Der1elbe bat bas Giidarat
atretmal gebrp4en ano 1T peritorben.
Sorgan.- 8iirgermeiiter Qobfe,
bisber @tabtratb in Sreiberg /. s.,
puroe burcb ben a01liglihen 9anbratb
Wieianb feierli6it tn iein Nmt etnae=
fi:1rt. Gs tparen ale fdbtifAen &e=
amten 3ugegen. Nab Der ginfiibz
rurgsrebe bes 2anbratbs rihtete Der
GtabtperDrbneten Worieber, Gene
ralur3t 9r. 8uilenius beberaigenss
irertbe Morte an 9errn 2oble, Der in
etEer ldngeren Hebe banfte. l1nlere
Gtabt bat fett 1892 in 9errn 2pbfe
ibren fiinften 8iirgermeiiter erbalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
cfpyenben.

Mprmbitt. - Sein 25idhrises
@tiftunqsfelt fsisrts unier arisge-z
herein. Sci Der @riinbung batte Der
Werein so Mitglieber aeadblt; teren
3chl lit iebt auf 135 seitiegen. Yin ne
19 WlitqlieDer, bic benz Were!n lett
bem 8s}teben anaebDren. tpnrben grz
inrerunasaeiden rertheilt. Hentter
2au tpurbe gum Ghrenmitglieo err
ncnt,t.
@aalfeIb. - Nahts brannten
@alrbof unb 5tall bes Gaitbofbeitbers
@hiilfe nit idmlmtlidem eSnbalt, baz
runter Elm Schtpein nnb eine Sub,
uieber. Dur9 bas id,eGe gingreifen
Der freilp. sSeuerpehr unb BEN linz
5tano, bab in Der Ndhe berTilhgraben
iieat, fonnte bas Mpbnbaus gerettet
trerben. gBGbreno alles aur 8ranDz
ftdtte elite, 1ah man ett1en un1erer
Na1tiud1ter ii11nfos betrunten.
GiIiit. - Gr1dngt uNb ipieDees
lebenbig setporben 1T bier Elm Sslblt@
nIroer, ber Gm GlBeriten 3aun bes
6dubengartens bina. DIS er lpsgez
ftnitfen purbe lnb au @oben fiirats,
unteriuGte Elm ppliaeibeamter feline
S.er3tbdtiafeit. plDbltcb fprang Der
9elbifm0rber, aum S9reden Der an
geiammelten 8olfsmenee, auf uno
ai1g nit fet11er an Srt unb Steue on
treienoen gbefrau bon oannen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
0roiBbersp1t 1tbut,s 1ejIess.

ss !0trfhbprrl. Mmtsrihter
Malter babier, bat fe;ne GutIalIlna
mit htr @er5i9tleiituns enf Ru6eses
bait eingereiht. III
RIein 1teberau. Sin
M4btiter bes Drefn nmuf hinenht|iterS
4n9 BIER geriet6 berartll1it ben. fks6s
ten Neine ii ben Drsfhtaiftn tErDms
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
po,a,,ter,s.

@taraarb. - Mentier Shmibt
bertaufte iein 8abnbofitrabe no. IL
Aelegenes @runbitiid an ben Neltaura=
tenr 5errn Mebrbols fir $4,000 Mf.
Mn bemfelben Sage ging bas Raufoh='
lett in ben 8eiis bes 8ddermeilters
6errn Weibe iiber, br nunmbr $4,000
Mt: bafiir aahlte. aa
ued m Il n > E. - Dor einigen
Sagen 1T elm Mrat Der bieiige1 Srren=
anftalt non etnem Rranfen, Der Bel
ibm anflDartebisnite berridtete, in
teht empfinbli9sr Weiie betobGen
tporben. Der aranfeN aog ben sana
nenen Minteriiberaieber unb bic @tiez
tel oes Mr3tes an, febte beKen 6ut auf
unb erbra4 ben @hreibtif9, aug
ipelAem er bic 8aaridaft bon 60 Wat.
enttDenbete. go aufs bette befleibet
lilno NIT Reifegelo berfeben, fu9te er
6ds Meite.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20

EltiI rS, tbnl Der HnfefI bpus
fadnfig dbgsriifer tpnrbe.
Main3. ~ Die tisr .pobnenbe
nerEeiratbete Sdnge1ln Wibert bDn
Srdnffurt bat fib IN ZEN Nbe:n sse
i.iir5t. Sin S3iFfer BON tem Oan-
pier uMofslana" bDrt, ban 9ilferuf
Fer syrau ilfb rettaie lie GebeusGsiibe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20
woie,s.

DFronD b ID. - Der aebrer Qlrer
ir Gnminib feierte fein 25-idbriges
Mmtsiubilaurn.
Meifen. Das 8ubainsfi'fGe
Gbepuarafeierte I'M areife feiner s5as
mile baS Set ber golbenen 9p93eit.
7. 4. iiberrei9te bic Gtubt Meifen Elm
Ghrengefdent.
Strf1tiegel. - Gtabtberorbs
tlettn @oriteber 81. 3imu1ermann unt
Houfmann Ronopfd bon bier iinb 3u
8retstdgs gsbeputirten getpdblt iDorbe1.
4 fA - Der s56n6s fir Ste Grs
fi6tiing sineS &fisgtrbentndls in
lJf6 bet runMsbr bte 6Dbe- npil ], co.,
145O M. erreibf.
Meferib. @lafermeiiter Sob
afieI tiefer Gage IN einem frenben
66ujt III ZEN Reller ,lnb 3ag itn tidM
alnbtbeutenbe We.lsbnnge,r .dm aopf
xi6 Nrme AZ.
stssf ,N..ys
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-20

Sept fQn Elm College fir 8auipieler
IN gbicdgo gegriinbet iperhen, has
nGdfte tpirb Elm JubbalI=g gplIege fein,
nnb tpenn banrt mod etn foldes fiir
Mnbern ba5u fomnt, .finb alle Bran.
hen fir bie ubObere Gr5isbung ge.
bedt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
STORY OF A DALLAS REPORTER.
What He Found at Observation-Disclosures
the Loss of Life GOO.

Dallas, Sept. 1J.-The News staff
correspondent wires as follows from
Galveston: 1T is agreed in Galveston
thar the women and children must be
removed as rapidly as possible TO the
interior and all who have relatives o.
friends outside are getting out. The
railroads are rendering valuable as
siStance by giving free transportation
TO all who apply for it, At the pres
cnt rate il is reasonable TO assume
that in less than 4 week thousands
will have departed from the city.
There is no concealment TO he made
OF the fact that pestilence Is feared
and rhe desire of the local authorities
is TO minimize danger as far as pos
sible by sending the women and chill
dren away.
1T is necessary for most of the
able bodied men to remain. There is
work for thousands of them and work
which must be done. The disposition
of bodies continues to be one of the
largest duties and besides this there
are vet in the city and on the island
thousands of carcasses which need at
tention. The Stagnant water III the
streets. filled with all manner OF de-
composing matter is threat against
the living which makes men trcmDlc.
In saying that 10000 barrels of lime
can be used to good advantage no eX-
Gggeration is made. The community
that will donate train load of lime
at once and get it there will render 4
greater service than By giving twice
the value in money.
Your correspondent came up with
a boat load of dilapidated people. most
of them women and children. and all
We're poorly clad. Many of them had
lost relatives and homes. One woman
laughingly told another that she had
saved her baby. but that her two boys
and her husband had been drowned.
She was evidently insane.
Inquiries as TO the loss of life and
property continue TO pour in. The list
will never be known. There have been
already handled on the Galveston isl
and and along the bay shores OF the
mainland opposite the island about A.
600 corpSes. The long stretch of de-
bris along the beach and the western
portion OF the island have not Yet been
heard from. The prairies of the main
land over which the waters rushed
have also their tales to tell.
Il should say after investigating
that conservative estimates of the loss
Of life in Galveston would be 6.5OO.
The names of thousands of victims
will never he known. They have sim
ply passed out of existence as so many
Pickering candles might bc eXtin-
guished in the wind. As To the prop
erty loss it is hard to make an est
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
mate CoioneI loves estimate or Slu,-
100000 10 S20. 1000. 600 is conservative.
PUSHING THE RELIEF WORK.

Gov. Sayers I'm Charge, and s1.3oo,ooo
Observation-Disclosures RePOrts-
Austin, Tex. Sept. 1J.-From early
morning until far in the afternoon yes
terday Governor Savers was in confer
ence with relief committees from vari-
Gus points along the Storm-Swept
coast. The committees from Galveston
requested the Associated Press corre-
spondent at this point to state that
Galveston would most certainly be re
built.
\ relief committee from Nelasoo re
ported that 1000 people are in deSti-
tute circumstances there. without food.
clothing or homes. Crops have been
totally destroyed. all farming imple-
ments were washed away and the peo-
pie have nothing ut hand with which
TO work the fields.
\ relief committee from the Column
bia precinct reported 900 destitute.
Other sections sent in committees dur
ing the day and rs 4 result of all
Governor Savers ordered pOst-hastc
shipments of supplies.
During the day the governor re-
ceived quite n large number of sub
scriptionS and il is estimated that the
total subscription lists TO date. here
and ut Galveston, will reach $1,000
900. Governor Savers states that as
soon as possible he will prepare list
of subscriptions by states and give it
out.
Last night Governor Savers stated
to an Associated Press correspondent
that the work of relieving the flood
sufferers was making excellent prog
reSS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
QUEER CLAUSE IN A WILL
Ties Up a Church Request So Tight 1t
May He Declined.

Springfield. Ills, Sept. 15.-The will
of James bingham, who died recently
at his home near Illiopolis, in this
county, has been opened and proved
to be a most eccentric document. He
bequeaths to the Christian church of
IlliOpoliS the land upon which the
Long Branch chucrh, east of IlliopOlis.
is erected, but places an exceptionally
queer proviso in the document.
According to the prOvisO, the gift is
upon condition that no organ. piano or
musical istrument shall ever be taken
inside the edifice, and that no church
fair shall ever be held upon the prem
Uses. In the event that this part Of
the will is violated. the property re-
Verts to Dingham's heirs.
II is not known whether the congre-
CATION of the church will accept the
gift under the conditions. This pro
vision of the will has created consid-
cradle gossip among the residents OF
the town
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
Welded In the Midst Death.

Galveston. Tex. Sept. 15.-Thursday
evening at the Fremont hotel occurred
Il wedding that was not attended with
music and flowers and gathering of
merry making friends and relatives
it was peculiarly sad. Mrs. Brice Rob
crts expected some day to be mar
ried TO Ernest Mayo; the storm which
deSolated so many homes deprived her
of almost everything on earth-father.
mother. sister and brother. She was
left destitute. Her sweetheart. too.
was Il sufferer. He lost much of his
possessions in Dickinson, but he
stepped forward and took his sweet
heart to his home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
SHOT HERSELF DEAD.
One Chamber of Her Revolver All
That Was Necessary for
Mrs. NeWland.
STRING" TO A CHURCH REQUEST,
ciation-Two Fatal Accidents
Recorded-State Notes.

Peoria. Ills. Sept. 10.-Mrs. Alice
Maud Newland, formerly of Forest.
Ills, shot herself through the heart At
the Newland residence. Galesburg.
having previously been arrested with
her husband, DIR. Frederick NJ. New
land. charged with violating the Unit
ed States postal laws by sending
through the mails circulars advertis-
ing the criminal use Of drugs manu-
featured by them under the name OF
the DeForaine Remedy company, with
headquarters at Buffalo, Galesburg and
other cities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
Fatal Grade Crossing Accident.

Metropolis. Ills, Sept. 15.-As the
south-bound passenger train on the IL
linois Central was passing the first
crossing south of Simpson in Johnson
county, about twenty miles north Of
here, yesterday, the engine collided
with a wagon and team crossing the
track. John Johnson. young man OF
that neighborhood. who was driving
the horses. was instantly killed, the
wagon was reduced to kindling and
one of the horses badly injured. john
son was cut completely in two.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15

Bloomington. Ills, Sept. 1.-Two
weeks ago the journeymen plumbers OF
Bloomington struck for an advance in
wages and they are still out. They de-
manded $3.50 for eight hours. They
have been paid So for nine hours. The
master plumbers. after long discus
sion, resolved not TO cOncede the de-
mand and sent 4 representative TO Chi
cago TO hire journeymen TO take the
places of the strikers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
Elderly Lady Burned to Death.

Springfield. Ills. Sept II. Miss
Esther Carried died yesterday from
burns. She was carrying some lini-
ment when Ii caught fire. She carried
IL out of doors. and in throwing it out
he- dress ignited and she was burned
about her hands, breast and neck.
Her niece Miss Sophie BabcOck, was
severely burned in attempting 10 eX-
tinguish the flames. Miss Carried was
IS wears old.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
An Editors Awful Plight.

F. NJ. Higgins, editor Seneca Olls.)
News, was afflicted for years with
piles that no doctor or remedy helped
until he tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
the best in the world. He writes two
boxes wholly cured him. Infallible
for piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25
cents. Sold by HART & Ullemeyer,
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
Some Valuation Raises at Chicago.

Chicago, Sept 15.-Among the in
creases of valuation of property for
taxation made by the board of review
are the following: +. w. Morgan, the
bicycle manufacturer, from $4,000 to
$500. 900: estate of Rufus Wright, Nor
gan's late partner. from $500 to $780,
600; +. 4. Shedd d Co, from S11.3C2
to S1JOO00: G. h. Shedd. who was not
rated at all last year, was put down
Mt $50 900. These increases are all on
perSonals.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
Illinois w. c. +. u. Omoer..

McLeansboro. Ills. Sept. 15.-The
annual convention Of the WOman's
Christian Temperance Union for the
Twentieth district closed a three days
session here last evening. The follow
ing officers were elected for the eDsu-
ing year: President. Mrs. Mary T. Be
dell Mount C3Slel; secretary, Miss
Lillian II. Brooks. Iidgeway.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
In Favor of Creed Revision.

Mattoon. Ills. Sept. 15.-The Mat
toon presbytery. embracing twelve
counties, with the most conservative
Presbyterian congregations in the
state. has decided by vote of IA 10 2
in favor OF a revision of the Westmin-
ster creed Of faith. Rev. Garrett Sny-
der. of Taylorvillc, was chosen mod
orator. The next presbytery will cou-
Vene at Paris
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
Made One Shot Do the Work.

United States Commissioner Hum
phrey, of Chicago, issued the warrant,
and had been accommodating evidence
for months. \ few minutes before the
time TO board the train for Canton for
the preliminary examination Mrs.
Newland asked TO 60 to her room.
Hearing the shot fired her husband
and United States Marshal Trip broke
open the door and found the woman
dea /. The husband was held in 81 200
for a hearing and will be committed to
the Peoria Jail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
Appointed TO a Free schoIar.hiP.

Springfield. Ills. Sept. 15.-Govern-
or Tanner has appointed Miss Florence
Majorie Emery, of Galva. Ills. to
free scholarship In the School Of Indus
trial Art and Technical Design for
Women at New York. The governor Of
each state Is entitled to award one
free scholarship 10 this schsol.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
CLEARING THE DEBRIS.
Continued from Firs. Page

Lists OF tie living and dead are far
from perfect. The identity of all who
have been lost will never he known.
But the names more on less authentic
Of Zoo dead have been compiled. and
the lists are believed to be approxi-
mately correct! Such Il figure more
than justifies an estimate of 5000 dead.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
Ladies' Run the Street Cars.

Peoria. his. Sept. 1.-THE Central
City hallway company. operating all
the street ear lines of Peoria. Thurs
day turned the cars over TO the ladies
of Peoria. and more than 81 900 was
realized for charity. The proceeds will
go to the Home for the FriendlesS and
the free kindergarten. two of the city's
most worthy charities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15

DAVENPORT. ROCK ISL
and & Northwestern rail-
way C-The Tri City K ute >
Passenger station az Rock
Island & Peoria depot foot of
Twentieth street L r. Der
~. q. Z. A. Davenport,
Iowa City ticket once, lSOi
Second Avenue. Geo. W.
Wood. Agent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15
TRAIS'

Clinton. Sterling Chicago $50 AM 100 Pr
Clinton. Chicago. Omaha
Denver Rockford James
vile. Madison Ue.Ve Dsy-i
GlpfsrL =. A--uo
Clinton. CHICAGO. Dixon.
Sterling Gar. Davenport ll:io pm
Clinton. TnahH. Sioux CITY,
Utah and Pac.1c Coast. 7l5 pm "7.+S pm
Clinton. SIe-luE, DiXOn,l
Chicago Cedar Rapids
AnAmosA sSsSo pm
Clinton Chicago, James
vile, MAiis.n. Rockford. sa-4S PM
Clinton, Denver Omaha
Cedar Rapids .-....--.....l 200 pm
Trains marked daily. An others-dsny eI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15

Trains marked daily. All others-dsny eI-
oept Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15

Trains marked daily; al other trains daily
except Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-15

arrival departure. .Daly. except Sun
SDzly except Saturday. AL others daily. Tel
ophoIe 1893.