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VARD0N 3 TO | FAV0RlTE.
BUT HdRRIMAN AND DOUGLAS ARE
PLAIING THEIR BEST GOLF.
Experts Flock to Atlantic City and Expect
10 See a Great Mntoh-vardon Plays a
Round with John Reed and Lowers the
Record of tho COurse by Five strokes.

Experts Flock to Atlantic City and Expect
To See a Great Mntch-vardon Plays a
Round with John Reed and Lowers the
Record Of the Course by Five strokes
ATLANTIC CITY. April 2.-Golfers can be
found IN every hotel here to-day and the resort
Is as crowded IA II usually is In Easter week
when the hlgh.w water mark for social HE IL
reached Harry Varion arrived at noon and
put up at the Shelburno. His two opponents
tomorrow. II. NJ. Hartman and findlay \.
Douglas. arc stopping at the Brighton. They
got here this morning and put In busy day
and pract.sed on tho Country Club links.
Neither would give out his score.
but each IL on his game and should do good
work In the contest. Their best ball score. ac-
cording to local EXPERTS. will be close to an
average OF fours. his opinion Is based on
the sashng style the amateurs displayed to-
day Tho amateurs will have to do as well to
win, for Narlon set them all new mark IN tho
way Of record Going from the train straight
to the links. the English champion and C. s.
Cox played eighteen holes. the full round. but
only in desultory way, to study the greens.
IL was seldom that Nardon ho!ed out on this
round. hut he revealed in his long game that tho
arduous travelling ever since he left England
has not put him off he tee shots to any oxtent
His drives were long and low and the ball
landed every time in u safe place. Nardon's
short game was also perfect. as far as could be
Judged under the circumstances. He was de.
lighted with the links. alter the long round OF
hard. scrabble courses he has been playing
over and yardon expressed his thoughts in an
epigram by saying Good turf alway kindles
a golfers heart"
The putting green's are rather sandy. but
fast and good. although wire grass OCCASION
ally causes miss They must be pronounced
in u general way very true. however. and there
will be no excuse for weak putting on this
score. The fair greens are so fine that usually
the driver may be used for the second shot.
Nardon had lunch after his morning inspec-
ton OF the links and then gave a tes. OF his
real quality. He made the round in 70. I've
strokes below the record, which had been hsd
by John Reed. tho clubs professional. and
eight strokes better than win Smith the open
champion Of the U. :. u. A.. did last Decem.
Der. Reed was Nardons opponent, but he was
outgallopcd completely hv the swift pace set
by the English champion. Nar1on missed
two short puts. both within three feet OF tho
cup on the tenth and the thirteenth greens.
Otherwise il would he hard to find flaw In
his game, although Cox said he had still some-
thing m his sleeve. The cards follow:
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ROWLING.

Mark Howell surprised Schultz In THE sun ind!
vidual championship tournament al Thum Kahls.
DORIS alleys last night, notwithstanding that the
Goshen bowler played poorly, Failure to bunch
STRIKES and splits caused Schult,s defeat, The
scores
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There was a very coli game in the pool
tournament o' the knicRer'-a.,er 4. e. last
night. Percy Gardner winning i:om Louis
Casper by Just one bali. The score was I25 10
i2i The tourney. which has been Ia progress
TOR more than u month, i, nearing IT, final
stages
In tho handicap tournament at the Crescent
whose handicap j. 80 defeated 4 H. 1homr-
son, handicapped Al ~. hy Il score of - 10 h2.
There we'r no games last Night In the
tournament Ui the New YORK e.
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"! You See u In The sun It's So"
This Il usually as true Of an ndvertisementas
OF q news Or editorial statement. "-A44
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In view Of the fact that the Automobile Club
and the l.. A. ". hhF' failed 10 effect an alliance
concerning good rurdS " Jth and touring lnfOrma-
ton II j. Interesting ~ learn thrt H." Hutum mobliss
are making frequent calls upon N" ! \. " for
information concerning Illrrcity routes and u
is willingly given
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Reed put in most o. his time explaining the
lay OF lhe ground 10 Narion. To an extent
Reed had stage fright, but the Tair he Is to
proof against all hypnotic influences.
over ono hundred golfers. are here simply
TO follow to-morrow's match, They will not
play In the tournament. II ia expected now
that there will be over one hundred and ten to
start In the qualifying round on THURSDAY.
The entries are also, coming In last Tor We'd.
eighteen holes. In the, field viii be Douglas
5ss spS LynSH na4 VII w. Mp1Ey' T. RI & sna
Daniel Chaunccy, A. I. Caveli and 4. Sidney
Carpenter. and 9. Adams and +: B; tTatt, nt,
Travis. but the latter has not as yet arrived -,
The Vardon amateur match will start at IL
o'cock to-moyIow morning. thrty;sx holes
the result. the professional being the favorite
at 3 to l. The Country Cub. however. does
not countenance the laying OF wagers
Only one detail of the annual open tourna-
ment for men at the Shinnecock Hills Golf
Club remains TO be settled and that i whether
"an will Ous0%is 5s he added 0'fa aS4. Sn iGH nc
tourn amsnt will begin with, thirty-sx hole
mea py 1nsynS nS round on Ss' ss,ssn - san
yan % sp sst Gn :" %afs RpsS
Travis: the second eight play Tor the Psconlc
cup and the thirl eight for the consolation cup
no, es. Will be played on the last day. An extra
prize il III" Trustees plate. for the best eigh-
teen hole round during he week. The com.
when. a. on July and Labor Day there will
be special handbags for cups
proparly vouchei card m ada by W. A. Clark OF
The WoIastOn. Mass. Col Club IN the Satur-
day handicap OF the col Club OF Lakewood.
TUNED up Yesterday It. net iootings were
81, admitting it TO the tie for first
and second prizes and lhree-cornered match
was meiA Tor the play of. II 4 Mackenzie of
and Clark won. Viipiaue OF Laurence HaIbor
being off his game. The cards:
W. a. Clark
fn'....s Gn' ..,.s ssSss5 = :-;s::--,os-,. :-;s:: "
". C. Vnhpigue-
2a'....4 iS1......1 ss ; :S-sGi-,o,- :SsGi g. ss
AIKEN. April 2--The. finals In the handicap
Merrick. with handicap Of l6. beat Beach and
Wright with handicap OF 3 Ivy 3 W and > to
play. In the morning the weather was threat
cnIng but later cleared ana the playing was
in II brisk breeze.
RICHMOND, April2 2.Abram Warwick, of this
city won the qualification cup in the tourna-
at the lakeside Club in ~. A stiff breeze
made the driving difficult. ept otherwise the
to be- in excellent condition. The two divisions
qualifying were.
FirSt-Abram warwick, so; W. +, Morgan, 92; II.
X Ellyson, ,lr.. O3; W h, Palmer, Jr, 05; Levin
IoyueS 0S; Charles Burnett, 9s j. II. Wood. O9
CHARLES Williams. ~.
Seeond-H l. illus 100; r. II. Meade, 100: 7. D.
Green, lUl: T. NJ. Rutherford. lO2; e, g. Stevens
lO5: W r Rroome 100, R $, Powers, io7. 7 v.
Hanewinckel, los
c Menzls Miller and g. A. White, no cards
The preliminary round aud semi-nnals will
be played tomorrow.
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pay MiBll. ;. &, April . 2-McJamos will not
'gevH,.,l tx nglIn. The doctor had intended play:
his b,oo!n hr9rkIyn this ~cnson but the death y
he baso tnrr has caused n change 81 plans and
Ur, IVImed Partnership with his ta.her,
nedicinn. James of theraw, ior the practice OF
oaI iouie Young James used hs ability "a a
eaI eSnSn,, 10 pay hl1 expenses during his med:
psrmarsa,.ion. lie said to-day he had retired
auslty from the diamond.
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)DICE
| |knocks1

DAS"
knocksa
ided iast
yn. As u
rap took
In the
- quickly
sturbancs
! between
Brother to
4gether al
nds but
as Oscar
to
The battle
and Sui.
In his
In tho
OF sports
Ednsr was
fact that
his corner
Permitting
HOO TO 80.
Ia surprise
| which he
me Mad
|crowti by
land when
spectators
De escorted
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High team and individual scores marked last
nights series Of the Brooklyn Germanla tournament
The Monarchs added two more gaines 10 their clean
string of victories The scores.
FIRST GAME
Monarch -Kromlnga. l0I. Walters, i3i; j. Boemer.
mann Jr. EOS. Cadeu, 1852: II Mass. :2S. Total.
plS
White House Matthews la: A. Skldmore. 155:
Surnrrr 17O. Canutr, l79; T.. Skidnore. l5l. Total
s02
SECOND GAME.
White HOUSE Matthews leo. A. Skidmore, 1913:
Spencer lSg; Cauutr. 1871. T.. SkidmOrc, c24 Total
962.
Independent Intcnnan, lS6. hulSch, lsA, Oerding
1875: Meyer. l73; Young. 1871. Total. D3e.
THIRD GAME.
Indspendent Intrrman. l7S. kulsch. 62: Oerding
ii2. Never 100 Young. IA. Toml. SO.
Mouarch krominga 1879: Walters, la4. J. Doe
nrrmAnn, Jr, 2O2, Cadeu,' lbO, Ii. MASS, 1872
nj
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ain OF the
kouts II I
llvdn was
he arose
1t. When
he got
me and I
brised d and
g. Well, I
Jed that he
SO, conse.
proceed. I
to do"
en Arthur
Dack Low.
as fifteen
rart OF the
he crowd
en warmed
Interesting.
md caught
countered
lot much to
)ion was Q
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enneyer re-
ht his flly.
! Kentucky
konia Oaks.
Memphis
be shot.
0d by Imp.
bwed great
Is inclu ling
takrs Her
kccntly re.
w from A.
u the great
The sun., 1900-04-03

Graebrr's bowling was the feature Of last night
United Bowling Clubs Section tournament, plhye,
1.-THE Germania Assembly Rooms alleys last mig b,
The scores:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-31

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-31
Lincoln RepubIicanism.

In a speech in congress, Jan. Is,
Senator wellington, of Mary land
who is republican Of the odd time -
brand, that sticks to the principles OF
human liberty, and d,lies the admin.
istratiOn. said:
Also, sir, to my mind a golden
opportunity to give the world bright
example of our faith by our works, is
to crown the desire Of the Filipino for
self-guvcrnment with fultilment. =
If it be the purpose of the adj
ADMINISTRATION and the majority party
to seize and hold perpetually the
Philippine islands for colonies, let it
he made known in direct. uncquivo-
cal and manly fashion. Doubt and
uncertainty will cease and the nation
will stand face to face with new dis
pensation in It's affairs. | shall pro-
test against it. | have Il deep con =
viction that it will be a national crime
which would ever blot the escutch-
con of the nation and remain stain
upon the national honor. Aud hav-
ing these convictions | must stand
against every attempt made to carry
into effect such grievous error.
L come of 4 stubborn race. We
are, perhaps. dun and slow of learn
ing. hut 4 lesson once taught i with
Us not easily forgotten; an opinion
once formed, which becomes a heart
felt conviction. will not be surren-
dered. History tells US that nearly
four centuries ago a German peasant
became IN Augustinian monk. As
such. after wears of mental struggle.
he found himself compelled to stand
against the existing order. He be-
came the great refUrmer of the 10th
century, and as he stood alone before
the com bined forces Of the Roman
hierarchy ami the German empire. he
refused to reCaut what he had writ
ten, and when the anathema Of
the church and the ban of the
empire were about to be hurled
upon his devoted head, be stood be-
fore the vast assemblage and said
Il have deep conviction. ! cannot
recant unless I am refuted. 1t IS not
eNpedient TO act against conscience.
God help me. Amen Coming OF
his race asd people. l feel today
faint reflection OF the strong will and
fixed conviction of this ma !. ] have
a deep conviction. II has not been
shaken. and | will not swerve from
it; and | close my appeal for justice
TO the Filipino with a declaration
that neither party policy nor personal
interest in future career shall cause
me To surrender the right as God
gives me 10 see the right
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-31

BY virtle of an order and decree OF the
county Court OF Rock Island county, Illinois.
made on the petition Of The und -rS' gued. VIII.
liam DOOuan administrator OF the estate OF
F'redei lex Buckley. deceased for leave to sell
the real estate OF said deceased. al the J4Iu-
airy term =. u. 1890. or said court. tD-Wit: ON
the = h day Of January. 1900. / shan on The
9Th day of February ext. between the hou :
or 10 o clock in the forenoon and q clock in
the ate noon OF SAID daV. sell At public sale
at the east door Of the court house in the cit Y
described aS follows. to-wit:
The west half 90 OF the northwest quarter
CA OF section tweuty-one en-. in township
sixteen 90 north "a ge three 30. west OF the
fourth principal me- idia1, containing eighty
$50 acres more OF IS
Also the north eastquarter 90 OF tho south
township sixteen 90. north range three %
west ofthe fourth principal meridian, contain
ing forty 900 acres more or less
Also the fOllOwing, viz: beginning at a point
in the cas- J. line OF the southwest quarter "a oI
sec ion number twenty-one en- in tow ship
number sixteen tI6D north of range numbe three
ca west Of The fourth (ith) principal merid an
inety-tive ty5) rods north OF the SouIhea
corner OF the north one-half a. of the north
west quarter ca of section number TWEEN v
eight t5Sl in township number sixteen C6)
cipal meridian. thc-Ce north SiXty-tive Us
rods more or less To the northeast corner Of
the south half go OF said southwest quarter OF
section number twenty-one cd: thence west
at right angles. one hundred ana sixty tl6Uj
rods TO the WeSs line OF SAT section number
twenty-One CD thence south along said west
line SiNty-tive t60l rods; thence east one hun.
dred sixty Ii6Ob rods 10 the point OF begin.
ming, conta ming SiXty-tve t65) acres more OF
less. All in the county Of Rock Island and
state of II inOi>. on the following terms. tO-wit
For cash in hand At the date OF said sale.
Dated this sJh day OF January. A. d. 1900.
WILLIAM II. DOONAN.
Administrator of the estate OF Frederick
SAMUEL. II. KENTwoRTHY. Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-31
The Shooting of GoebeI.

The cOwardly and murderous attach
upon Hon. William Goebel, late dem
Ocratic candidate for the governOrship
of Kentucky. and As it develops sue
cessful contestant for the office. il not
an unexpected elimination of the
threats and tactics To which the re-
publicans of the state. headed 10y vii
liam 5. Taylor. who has been occupy
ing the executive chair since the eN-
piration OF the term of Office of GOV.
Bradley. few weeks since, have re-
sorted. TayIcr. declared elected gov
ernor 10y a narrow margin 10y the cleo
ton board. WAS permitted to assume
the Office without resistance bv Seua-
tor Gocbel and his followers. who.
while firmly believing they had fairly
won on the state ticket. as they had in
the control of the legislature. were will
ing to abide the result OF the proper in
vestigation through the proper course.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-31
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-31
Publication Notice.

State OF Illinois. -
County OF Rock Island. 10
County court OF Rock Island county To the
February term. a. d, 1900
John !. Huu'ley. administrator OF the estate
of James EJgiugtOu. deceased. NEW IA
= Gutter. Margaret Toland. Elizabeth RanEins
Clara rdgnEJon- Ella EdgtngtOn aud Nellie
Edgington and Elmer Lee. Petition to sell real
estate to paw debts:
Anidavit Of the nOn-residencc of Me;vina
COulte-. Margaret TOla d. Elizabeth Rankins
Clara Edgngton Ella Edgington a-d Nellie
kdginEtOu- defendant above named. hav-
ing been fled in the Office OF the clerk OF the
county court of Rock Island couuty. no
tlce Is hereby given TO the said Melvina
Coulter. Margaret TOland. Elizabeth Ra XII s,
Clara EdCingtun, Ella EdgipgtOn and Nellie
LdGinGtOn that the said plaintiff admins ra-
TOT Of the estate OF james EdgirEtCn de
ceased, has MED his petition in the said
county court OF Rock Island county for AZ.
order 10 sell the premises belonging TO the es
tate or said deceased. or 50 much OF IL aS ~
he needed to pay the debts OF said deceased.
and described a. follows. tO-wtt-
Lots four a. in block thirty-iive 1851 In the
village OF AudalU>ia. in the county of Rock
Island and state o. Illinois. and that A sum
mons has been issued out OF this court against
you. returnaole a. the February term. a ID.
1870. % said court. TO be no den the first
Monday OF February 4. ID. 1900 at the court
house IN Rock Island in Rock Island county
Illinois
Margaret Tslaud. Eli ,be Rankins. Clara Ed
CinstOn. Ella EdgingLOn and Nellie EdgingtOn
shall persona y be and appear before said cOUn-
" court OF Rock Island county. on the FIRST
Rock Island. in said county. the first Monday
OF March. 1890. and p cad. answer oemur
the same and the matters and thiogs therein
charged and stated viii be taken a. confessed.
and a decree entered against you ac cording 10
the prayer OF SAID Dill
hOcK Island, Illinois. January y. 1850
II b HUBBARD. Clerk.
ADAIR PLEAeASTS. Complainant's Solicit or
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-31

and IN the proper way, and contest
was fort with instigated.
Almost from the moment that Tay-
Tor took his seat, threats have been
made both by him and his supporters
Of determination to hold tae fort
whether or no, even TO invoking fed
eral assistance if need be, and q dele
CATION was sent 10 Washington, to Sc
cure the promise that the admiuistra-
ton would interfere If called upon.
Tod that the government could not
under the constitution become in
vOlved, unless, officially appealed
to, the next move of the Taylor
ties was to bring about such a sta us
a. would afford the pretense OF an
excuse for federal interference. To
iniiame the p0pulace to the point Of
violence, as well a. to keep Taylor in
his seat, there was brought into Frank
fort, through the accommod
spirit of the Louisville ~ Nashville
railroad, which has controlled the
state since the republicans have been
| in the executive control, a special
train containing one thousand
thoroughly armed and ugly disposed
DOuntaineers. Tue purpose OF this
influx, 20 it was bOasted, was to pre-
vent Goebel from taking nis seat al
any cost. incidentally, the threat wa
made by numerous Of these mountain
ruffians that if the board Of lection
review selected by The legislature tc
hear the contest. declared Goebel le-
gal " elected, he would not live TO take
the oath OF office. And this lawless
l. a I 1
Ing for vengeance, has been housed
since its arrival about the state house
of Kentucky with the sanction of the
| official performing the duties of ex-
ccutive.
II wa known that the board would
render its decision some time this
week, and it became generally under
stood that it would be favorable Il
GOesel-as ii proved To he when rem
dered last night following the shoot
Ing. Yesterday morning while on
his wav to the state house, GOeLe
was srot and mortallv wounded
by one of the imported element, con.
| cealed near window in the build.
| ing directly across the street from
| the state house, and occupied by Gov.
Taylor and other republican state
officers. When an attempt was made
TO surround the building and capture
the wouidbe assassin. it was found
guarded by armed mountaineers, who
would permit no one to enter until
the villuin who did the shooting mad
time TO escape a suspect finally
arrested fOI the crime is a mem Der OF
the band of mountaineers. a farm
hand employed on the farm of the
brother of Taylor.
Now it is proposed to use either the
disturbance that is likely to ensuc,
or an appeal to the federal courts fol
one OF those anti-strike injunctions
against Goebel. a a means or getting
the United States courts so involved
that the administration will be obliged
to send troops into Kentucky TO hold
Taylor in the governors chair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-31
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Some People We Know and We VIII Profit
10y Hearing About Them.

Some People We Know and We VIII Profit
10y Hearing About Them.
This is purely = local event.
1t took place in Rock Island.
Not in Buffalo or New York.
You are asked to investigate it.
Asked TO believe citizens word.
To confirm citizens statement.
ANY Article that is Endorsed at
home.
That obtains resident advocates,
Is more worthy Of confidence
Than a far oil foreign article
Testified to by foreign people.
+. j. WiviU, of 1911 Seventh ave-
nue., carpenter, saws: was so sore
and lame across my back that | could
not stoop over far enough to tie my
shoes. When | was obliged to pick
up anything from the floor | had to
get down on my knees to avoid the
sharp, shooting pains through my
Kidneys. There was dull, heavy
pain in my back and also a weakness
of the kidneys. which was very an
moving. | used many remedies, but
got little or no benefit until | tried
Doan's Kidney Pills, obtaining them
at the Harper house drug store. They
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take no substitute.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-31

GAIT. WENDELL &. NEVILLE, now
commander of the marine corps at the
Brooklyn navy yard, has been APP
pointed governor of Tutuila, our new
possession in the Samoan group, and
IS under orders to prepare to 90 to his
station. Tutuila i ten miles long by
eight wide, and is inhabited by Sano-
ans and a few German traders. 4
cOaling station will be established
there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-31
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