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main. Queen Emma has insisted tina, her
daughter shall tearn no eNtravagant ways.
shopkeepers always welcome her for tho
reason that she rs easily pleased and
knows exactly what she wants
The queen mother has brought tho
young ruler up 20 fear nothing and her
courage ana Independence are her most
marked characteristics. A few years ago
tho young Queen desired very much 10
ride a bicycle In the royal park.
As this was question FOR the Coun-
eli OF Ministers 10 decide these gray
bearded statesmen met Ia solemn session
wearing their robes and insignia Of office
60 discuss the matter After "a session OF
two hours they announced q a. the opin-
ion 81 the council that the young Queen
should not De- permitted 10 ride a 6icy-
cie They decided u was not the proper
thing FOR n young woman TO do.
queen wnhelmma listened atteutively
10 the verdict and then announced that
snc proposed TO ride her wheel IN the park
whenever she wished 20. only tho IN
tervention OF her mother prevented her
from carrying out this determination. min
sters or no ministers.
She Is exceedingly quaint In the assump-
ton Of her responsibilities. Al orphans
% her country are especially under her
care and every year she arranges fetes
and concerts Tor their benefit They are
allowed 20 roam about the palace ana
park az Will.
Wiihelmna was born Aug. 80. 1850 ana
she training OF her chaocter has seen
her mothers only thought During her
earlier years she was exceedingly deli
cate IN health. and q was feared she had
consumption. By means OF outdoor sport
ana plenty Of exercise she recovered her
vig0r. and now possesses physique
which will compare most favorahiy for
robustness with any OF her subjects.
Untn she was eighteen the young Queen
arose each day at O'Clock and was IN
bod by 10 o'clock at night. She f. likely
10 be as stout as queen Victoria some
day. She o. now as matroniy as a w0-
man Of thirty. aMW
wihe,m.na's aance. Duke Henry. IL thu
half uncle az the present Grand Duke OF
Neck euburg -schwerin. Duke Freacric
Francois H.. who died in 1883. was mar
rich three times Henry. the coming
Prince Consort was the last OF hls chit
drcn by the third wife, Grand Duchess
Marie He was born "a Schwerin. Apgm
o. isN. and his full name Is Henry vladl-
mir Albert Ernest. lie Is a lieutenant
on the stan Of a battalion OF the chas-
seurs OF the Russian Guands and an ON
Ger In the line regiment OF Mecklcnburg
lie g tall. briEht-looklng ard Germsn
In appearance. The Grand Ducal house
OF Mecklenourg Is the only reisniug fam
liy OF Western Europe OF slavonlc origin.
Il claims 10 be che oldest sovereign house
outside OF Asia. and traces It's descent
through twenty-five generations.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04
CURES CONTAGIOUS
BLOOD POISON,
TRIAL TREATMENT FREE.

Z, IL especially the deep-seated. oosu-
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ter. not n the doctors or patent meii-
rfrss have failed 20 cure. y. y. .. tbo-
tsnie Blood Balm) always promptly
reoeses the poison and roots out and
drains II from the system, heals every
sore or pimp.e. Etops hair from falling
ont and cures the disease 90 the symp-
toms can never return.
v B. g. cured X T.. y Jones At
.onta. Ga, OF contagious blood poison /.
RAJ conner colorcd eruptions all over the
todv offensive eruptious. pimpies. eN-
curclatng aches and pains IN bones and
Joints. falling OF the hair. sore throat mu-
cas- patches. His troubles resisted tho
treatment OF the most noted doctors yet
ne was completely cured by ten bottles
~ Botanic Blood Balm Oh. y. I'D. Robert
Ward. Maxey. Ca suffered from second
AIRY and tertiary blood poison. tlee and
shoulders mass o. corruption and
sores. eating into tho skull bones, eleven
bottles o. b. y. b. completely cured him
II YOU have eczema. cancer. scrofula,
rlslngs, boiis ulcers then y. b B. viii
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We Will include free personal medical sd-
vice over 5.ooo cures b. b. 3. d.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

YOU viii soc that ! am a different kind
Of royal personnge II requires two per-
sons 10 marry AZ well az 10 make q quar-
rel When I marry shall marry for
love I Will select my husband without
Tho aid Of the Council Of ministers or any
one else "
This was che characteristic reply or
queen Wilhc.mlnn 81 Holland several
years ago. when the subject u mairimony
waz preached 20 her sne has just caused
sensation by announcing her heir0,hni
to Duke Henry Of MecklcnburF-s, hwcrln
and has incidentally taught her ministers
lesson they will remember for some
lime. They now realize that she IS Queen
ana no hgure-head Affairs u stnse could
take care OF themscivcs. but when an ar
fair ~ the heart wnG ut stake the queen
simply announced her decision and the
nation had 10 make tho best Of o..
queen wllhelmlnn Is Just q years o.d
and has nlrted with every royal eligible
% Europe. but none awakened tho love
which she knew woad come some day
Because o. her playing fast and loose with
Che hearts Of the royal princes she gained
Inc name u the moet nrrsnt nirt IN all
|, he kingdoms. Princes OF the blood were
wnued by all 20 beware OF Wilhelmina.
the dangerous coquette.
Tho girl Queen has vindicatod herself
shc acted 10 direct opposition 60 the adj
Woo OF her ministers She had fallen 90
love with a handsome ydung man ard
was going 10 marry him She dd not
care how tho union affected statccraft or
Tho policy ~ her ministry she was in love
aud was going 10 be- married and would
not wait These grave statesmen pleaded
with her 10 postpone the announ-eme 81
her engagement FOR reasons Of state They
argued that she was very Young ana
might want 70 change her mind. bat no
argument was sufficient 20 stay her.
Hearts ignore crowns" says tho g.rl
Queen. Refusing 20 listen 90 further argu-
mcnt from her ministers the Queen tossed
nor pretty head and nounced out o. the
apartment. She hrst felt loves dart at
he court bali IN PofHdam Emperor VIII
liam was there. and was ana Gus that the
young Queen should become enamorcd Of
some q the princes Of the German states.
She danced and nirtcd with Prince jos
chin Albert 81 Prussia and everyone
thought h. vas 10 be- the lucky suitor.
Duke Henry ~ Mecklcnburg was there.
but the dainty little Queen gave him no
particular attention Tho Duke waited
upon her. but apparently made no i'm
precision. Wilhelmina was then too busy
carrying on other flriaii1ns 10 give him
serious thought
That she has a will OF her own Wilhel-
nina has demonstrated since her earlies;
childhood. While driving with her gov
erness Miss Winter. an Englishw1man.
the young Queen refused 70 acknowledre
the bows OF her people. The Eoyerness de-
,ormined to punish her for this and gave
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

her a task to make a colored map Of Eu-
rope Tho young Queen appealed 10 her
mother. queen Emma. % keep her from
making the map The queen mother sided
with the goKcrncsa and the child had 20
perform the task
On ORDER % sget even with tho governess
she made the map. but drew u all out Of
PROPORTION. She made Holland one OF the
largest counirieg 81 Europe AMI drew th.
british Isles So that q microscope was
necessary 20 md them Then with q dab
az gray paint she oblitcrated them. When
Miss Winter asked where those islands
were she replied
There" pointing With her finger.
but / cannot s6e them" said MISS
Winter
"Oh no: they arc hidden by the Brit
ish fox replied the Queen.
while playing with her dolls one day,
there was one waXcn Image that re-
fused to sit up.
III YOU don't behave Tll make prin-
cess out ~ you. and then youh have 10
live alone" reproving said Wlhclmlrn.
one 81 The most striking chafacterisuc -
OF the young Queen. ana the one when
has ordeurcl her 20 her people, II her
great love and respect for her mother
While a girl Of u Wilhelmlna kno ked ON
the door Of her mothers apartments.
who r. itg" queried queen Emma.
The queen Of Holland" replied tho
child
Queen Emma did not like the assump-
ton 81 such dignity IN her child md de-
clincd To- open the door Wilhelmina be-
came very angry and left. 10 about hair
an hour she returned and again knocked
on the door,
who b. ite" asked the queen mother
''Irs your nttle girl. Nina answered
the child
Tho queen mother opened the door and
then reproved the child for assuming such
dignity.
n am not always ready 10 receive the
Queen % Holland" she said. but I am
alwaya glad to see little Nina"
While driving In the park during cary
childhood Wiihelmina ordered the carriage
STONED IN order that she might see a
snowba1 battle being waged by her sub
tects she became so Interested In the
contest that she slipped out Of the car
rlago and began peiting the children OF
the winning side.
They promptly accepted the challenge
ana returned snow balls with Interest Tan
yoang queen stood her ground and when
her footman attempted 10 prevent her
being struck she ordered him back 90 the
carriage.
IL throw az them. they have right
to throw az me" wos the philosophy Of
the little monarch.
Simplicity in everything has marked
the career OF Wiihelmina. While she has
the costlless % costumes they are usually
Of white or light-gray tints and made very
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04
hLrsELD THE PICTURESQUE
ONLY MAN N AMERICAN POLITICS
WITHOUT Al oRGANIZ ALTON.

stormy Petrol of Politician his
o,uce Above the Roofs OF Chicago
sit. the Ex-Governor Of Illinois
.na T.tddiess his Thumbs. ana
rtsns-TIe Makes No Political Wis
t,.-"They know where TO Find
s,r.r SAYS AItEeId-DcIiEhts IN -
,ood Fight-His Hatred OF Mayor
harrison and EH-Prcsident CIeve-
land.
9rH-ht 1870 by A. u. Johnston)
e ago. nov THE outcome OF this
r-, Dental campaign will determine d.
sna.s'y the existence as political force
d. rre OF the most bizarrc aud forceful
.al.,-.ans OF the decade. other party
.-bters viii survive the issue Of tho pres
.nt battle and grid themselves FOR an
e,h--. bur John Peter Altgeld. the mos
Picturesque figure in American politics.
to5ly g. he sits high up in his Chicago
IN tu1ddhns his thumbs ard looking
out over the roofs Of the humming ely.
seos future OF sharp ana dcnuate a.
visions II President Mckinley - re-
ale, a. Atreld, weary OF strife, shlfn
OF his ambitions. win retire 10 private
ufe perhaps the iifc 81 the thinker end
ossa ris. should NJ Bryan win. the out
IDOL before the Ex-Governor Of Ilionis Is
Vivid and stirring II IL an open secret
thai Mr. Altsel would Ike well a cabi-
ret position. or an appointment as jus
tic of the L. 3. Supreme Court. Bu,
whether The pageantry OF victory or TIE
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04
MORRISON'S
Price List Last Week
WAS A PARALYZER TO COMPETITORS.
All Mail
Orders
VIII
Receive
Personal
Attention.

We
oil
the had
at
n
building
picesfo
reputation
the news Isl receve
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

dust of defeat shall be his portion al the
end of the night. John Peter Atecd. ex-
Governor OF llIolis VIII Dee remembered
long after the issues of tce present sa7i-
paieu have passed into history as oro az
tho strausert and most rcmif able on
of hts time. Every state ir the uu on has
furnished us picturesque characters -
tH. musings. American politics perm ps
more than the public lie of any conn
fry has entccd varied ard uuuasual
tspes OF men 10 the leadership OF party
clans. AltEcld Of Illinois. pale. slouchy o.
salt and uugaluiy 81 figure, will hold his
wn for plcuresque interest with Ran
81 phi % Roanoke. c1davcr us. shril toi. g.
ed stridiuE the Hoor ~ the Senate IA high
',p boots bum riding brooches and hur
blue broadcllth coat lie viii oufiiye in
memory the most picturesque among his
Incorporates. Tho mete1ric ingalls,. ana
tHf vehement Tliman.
tltgc,d Is the gadnly OF his party. \
strange figures he darts across The page
u. party history. the terror % the men
aaom he lashes auI the idol OF his fn.-
Ners Il IS probable that the campo gu
r.w on viii 81 tness the last active PARTY
e'rk e Alleged. lis health is shattered
.d the bitter IL petty feud between him
DC ara Young Mayor Harrison OF Chicago
i- hurt his pride and weakened his am
lion Every decade 10 politics has lfs
"aU leaders ard only man here and Their
au Individuality which carries him
.r'n the now Interest and new feelings
~ another term Iiarrr stil is Do chat a
politician retains his influence after he
tl lost hold upon the local orsanizatl1u
~ a parry. This has happened % large
gree IN the case Of John r. Alleged. tie
shorn Of his friendship 10 the state.
hout a yestlre OF a machine 10 back
100 ard vet he wi, Ids a powerful inside
'tauauce la the national councils OF his
parity 4
'Its Just because he's Alteeld-the only
A.ecld" saw the lesser politicians. and
ie perhaps as Just "a summing up as
raN Dee made of lt
fIhe Randolph OF Roanoke. AlReid
rever makes visits % ceremony He SITS
N..l bis fect on q chair 900 his cheerles-
r.Irn, "a office BOO tlo Unity Building
end waits for people 10 come 20 him. The
...r mat has been pressed by tho feet OF
r.1r'y every man u greet reputation in
... r,-,,. -, t,..iti,,, Jennings R,.4,.
chairman Jones
Nr nr,on .t.n.w where to FlnC
long after the disastrous campaign
last .p-iug when Altseld bolted Tho nomi
..u OF Carter a. Harrison Cor may'-
s.I aas defeated on an irdeperdentt ickct
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

ii-ons was dead, another had gone mad
and the third had forgotten about 10
But the salient featores o. this feud are
necessary 10 IN unders, anding OF Altgelds
present position. Mr. Aitg,ld WAS a can-
dldate Tor recollection as Governor OF IN.
inois four years ago and was defeated
In The following sPring he s,Nl held
enough Democratic votes 20 dicta-e 10 the
party 10 Chtoago The choice Of canti-
GATE law between A S Trudo and cd
parry war horse and a lawyer with =
reputation likely 20 prove helpful IN som.
quarters and prciudicial Boz others and
YOUNG Carrier II Harrison. the son of tho
World Is Fair Mayor who had 20 prestige
whatever. Altgtld threw the weight q
bis influence 90 Harrison. rominltei him
and elected him. Then the strife began.
Harrison showed n disposition 2, hli d
zap machine Of his Own. appointing %
Office Democrats not only hostile 20 Mr.
AiiHeld out 90. except in one instance
80 fhe Alfgcld men claim b,ltars from
the platform a. 'af BE that as % may.
the quarrel threatened 90 result seriously
20 Illinois Democracy. Lattcriy t has
deg'nerated into Kilkenny cat anair
AiiGeld coined bis phrase % rat hole"
politics 90 express his opinion % Mayor
Harrisou's methods while tho Mayor
retortoi hy calling the ex-governor a
srarlinE ola FOX whose teeth should le
pulled Mayor Harrison controls the local
party machinery and AltEeld. remarkable
ass Sc may seem. Yields very much % his
old power VA the direction OF the national
campaign II Is one q the very fen.
perhaps the only instance of the sort in
this country.
\ Fighter. Sentimcntalist,
knight Errant.
Altgeld s. q true stormy petral Ho never
puts lrto port to escape tempest. he
delights IN a sea that RACES and asks for
uothing better tnan a black storm on
voyage He .s capable - large things and
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04
HOSIERY.

ono Case Chndren's Ribbed Hose goo. o.
one Case Chidren's Fast BLACK Hose Il
one Case Chndren's Fest Black Hose i2H
one Case Ladies' Seamless Hose ... II
one Case Dotted and Fancy Top
Hose Observation-Disclosures. ............... ~
one Case Mems Seamless Hose ...... u
one Case Mems Fast BLACK and
brown Hose ......................... i2b
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GLOVES AND CoRSETS.

Foster Paul Celebrated Kid Gloves.
buttoned and laced. IN BLACK.
White. Tan. castor. and Grey. ev-
cry pair guaranteed ..-.... 100 and II
A Nice Soft Kid Glove ......-.......
y 4 O. Straight Front Corset. 81
Warner striigh Front Corset ....... s
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At 81 90

finch Extra Heavy Satin Finish
Rroadcioth. sold everywhere az
SIS These goods ere On Black.
Navy. Castor Royal Blue New
Blue. Green. Brown. Pearl Grey.
Garnet and Castor-Brown .........
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COL0RED SILKS.

2l-.nch Tnnoias In oil the new
isinch Heavy AIS Tancta IN an
the new pastel shades the Sc
is-inch SIX Velvets. all shades m 81
Fancy SILK. an shades ....... .J0c. 75r. 81
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6i-iuch Extra Heavy Satin Finish
Vcnetlnns ga Black. Navy, Brown.
Grey and Green .......................
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

Visitors are
cordially
invited to
make
our store
their
headquarters
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04
At5Oc

2s-inch French Flannels These goods
farc an wool nnd are IN an the
new pastel shades ....................
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

5i-inch Extra Heavy Atwood Chcv-
lot IN Black. Navy. oxford. Light
and Medium Grey and Brown. tho
s. o. grade NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

le-ineh All Wool SILK Finish Henri
et1as IN Black Brown. Navy. New
Blue CuStor Cardinal Garnet
Light Blue Cream ...................
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At CSC

Finch pcpllns. Extra Heavy Rich
Colors IN Castor Green. New blue.
Sngc. Royal Blue. Lavender. Black
and Grey Observation-Disclosures.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-04

2S-inch Dotted French Flannels.
These goods are sold everywhere az
So. our price ....................
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-05-24
Debs as a Leader.

The Michigan Labor Herald says of
Eugene V. Debs. who is to speak next
Sunday, night at Harper's theatre I'M
der the auspices of the Tri-City Labor
congress: That Eugene " Debs has
acted wisely in deciding to devote the
remainder of his life 10 arousing the
public conscience to q sense Of the
wrongs suffered by the great masses
of the people is clear enough from the
results that are already visible from
his scarcely begun new work He has
been called the Wendell Phillips Of the
labor movement. but the simple truth
is that the great abolition orator did
not reach and arouse the people as
Mr. Debs is doing II the present time.
Another truth is that while Phillips
work was a noble mission of local
limitation. Debs' crusade against sla-
very is incomParably grander in its
magnificent worldwide scope that
EN- braces the foundation of ali human
society,""
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-05-24
The Telephone improvements.

General Foreman Cline, of the Cen
trial Union Telephone company, spent
yesterday in the city and left orders
that all the work here must be pushed
in every direction so that the tran sfer
to the new exchange may be made as
soon as possible and the compapy's
patrons given the promised improved
service. The outside work is nearly
completed. a large gang of cable
men is splicing and connecting up the
several miles of cable recently strung,
and new gang OF linemen goes tc work
at once 10 clean up the ragged ends
of the line work. All the men that
can possibly work in the new building
are finishing that up. Switch boards
and other material for use therein are
arriving daily and the work of install
lation will commence next week and
push is the watchword all along the
line.
Manager Roberts says the delays
have been caused by circumstances
over which the company had no con-
troll. but that he can see no reason
now why the new system should not
be in operation about July /, as
stated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-05-24

a cough is not a disease but a
symptom Consumption and bron-
chitis, which are the most dangerous
aud fatal diseases, have for their first
indication a persistent cough. and If
properly treated as soon as this
cough appears are easily cured.
Chsmberlain's Cough remedy has
proven wonderfully successful. and
gained it's wide reputation and extern
sive sale by its success in curing the
diseases which cause coughing. II it
Is not beneficial il will not cost you a
ceHt. For sale by al druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-05-24
ADMIRAL WILL NOT COME.
Dewey Says He VIII Be Unable TO Visit
Three Cities.

Dewey Says He WIN Be Unable TO visit
Three Cities.
NJ. j. Eagal. secretary of the Dav-
export Business Mems association
and commandant of August Wentz
post. Grand Army of the Republic, has
received a letter from Lieut.. j. W.
Caldwell. secretary to Admiral
Dewey. in which he states that the
admiral is compelled to decline the
invitation of the post and of the three
cities. The letter is as follows:
81 am directed by Admiral Dewey
TO acknowledge the receipt of your
letter of the Sth instant. and to state
that the admiral's engagements at
Columbus, Detroit and Grand Rapids
will consume all of the time he can
spare at present, and that he will.
therefore, be unable to accept the in
vitation to visit the tri-citie& Daven-
port, Rock Island and Moline"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-05-24

GA TO RIA.
Besr,ts. Ia ki1o feB HsYs lNaTs 6eHgdt
ss; = &HzZzzs(
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-05-24
Accidents.

Margaret Mulinix. aged 5 years,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Null
ink. 1900 Fourth avenue, was knock
ed down by bicycle rider in front of
her home last night and narrowly es-
capped serious injury.
w. o. Rugh, a brakeman. while
making a coupling this morning in
the Rock Island yards. had the palm
of his right hand painfully pinched.
). S. Hull. while riding his bicycle
on Market square, collided with an
other rider. Mr.. Hull's wheel was
sent to the repair shop.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-05-24
LOCATION A SURPRISE
Selected Site of Steamboat Ac-
commodations Occasions
Comment.
OUTSIDE OF IMPROVED HARBoR
Hoped That Developments Will
Demonstrate Wisdom OF
the Move.

Considerable discussion has arisen
in consequence of the location of the
site of the proposed levee warehouse
at Nineteenth street, point that is
outside the harbor Improvement on
which the government expended con-
siderable money that the Rock Island
port might be accessible to all
steamers in all stages of the water.
The harbor as improved extends only
from Seventeenth to Eighteenth
streets and the location as determined
has naturally eccasioned surprise TO
say the least.
But there is no inclination on the
part of The ARGUS to take exception,
prematurely. TO the disposition of
the mooted question. The position
this paper took in the matter was APP
parently regarded as unworthy of
consideration, despite the fact
that it was in harmony with
practically the entire business senti-
ment of the city, and with the opinion
of large msjority of the tax payers.
Stood Fer All Interests.
The Argus was conscientious in its
attitude. and stood out for what
it felt was for the best
interests of all the steam boat
lines and for the entire city.
1t believed from the first that the
levee should be kept free from all
structures, but when the business
welfare of the city appeared to be at
fected by the maintenance of such a
course it waived its preference without
abandoning its conviction, taking the
position that it having been demon
strsted that a warehouse was neces-
sary the city should build and control
it in order that no excuse might arise
for the exist nee of more than one. 1t
entertained no other idea but that
under these circumstances such i
building as might be provided would
be erected on the most advantageous
site convenient To all steam boat in
terests and with complete knowledge
as to what was desired by each. 1t
may be that tie proposed structure
has been located with that end in
view anC with entire realization of
what would best serve all. and that
the future will amply sustain the
entire wisdom OF the course that
has been pursued by the new council.
THE ARGUS sincerely hopes that such
will be the case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-05-24
Plumbing.

The bath. A properly fitted
bath room is a pleasure and
the bath proves n healthful
invigorant. You run no risks
il we equip your bath room.
Modern plumbing is faultless-
Ours is modern plumbing.
Let Us makes estimates for
you.