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RAILROADS.
Baltimore & Ohio


RAILROAD.
Schoed1e in effect December "A. 1922
Leave washington from station corner Of New
Jersey Avenue and Street
For Chicago and Northwest, Yestibulcd Limited
uSihs 1883 a. M, sos p. M, daily.
q, IoF cincinnati, 81. Louis and Indianapolis.
-NP'tsS' IO;33 IN. Nestihuied Limited $40 p.
m, express ls505 night. daily.
lof PlltsbuEg and Cleveland, 1925 a. H. and
For Columbus Toledo and Detroit I2.o5 night
IOI winchester aud way stations, -s-55 q "a
ana 40 and -j-30 D. M.
For Luray- 40 p m daily.
- .ot Baltimore week days. X2.55. $500. ESQ
=, ~, A. 80. As-30 s-S5, X9-5J, Ne:0O q. M,
49,: A25iD H5;So, x6:z0, ESQ, as 90 Xl0-05
-Il.SO NIB p. Sundays. z2.35, - 500.
Al.O' SD MOO g. n, Xl2:O5, 100. I.I5.
49, 80 2S'o3 1910, G-5o. zs.o0, xI9-0J
For Annapolis. 7.Io and gas a m., 12.I5 and
''9C D. m sundays. $50 a. IA. f.33 p IA.
50, 2;sv p m sundays, 900 a. m, l.Is o.. ~.
F. For HagerstoWn, sI0:Sj a. M. and $3.50 D. On
Tor Boyd and way points. week dsy5 So
a., n go 80 8'o5 p m. Sunday, 900 ma,
For Gaithersburs and way points. ,reek days.
$50 g. a., $3.50 300. 4.30. 4.ss $50. 1.05
IL ~ 2 m Sundays. 200 a. M, lis, ass 7:05
For wash'ngtoa Junction and way points.
week days, s:S5 a. m, 40. $50 p. sundays
9'VV A. q, l.l5 p. N.
Royal DIHe Line
Al trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
For baltimore, PHILADELPHIA New York Boston
ana the East, week days, 7:O5 (Diner), $50
tBuhct). 1900 tDiner)- a. m, l2.05 Diner
l:l5 tDlner). 300 "RCyal Limited" Ex
clu>ivey Pullman Train Dining Car sos
Dining Car, 500, II=2J, end 2.25 night, CSleep
ing Car open a. lO:UO o'clock. Sundays. 1905
800 a n. l2-0J noon. ISIS Dining Cars 300
300 Dining Cars. 500. II 80. and 2:s5 night
lSlee ping sSaE open 1000 o'clock)
Parlor Cars all day trains
Tor Atlantic City. 1000 a. m SOS noon and
rs and 300 p IN week days. I2.05 noon sun
DAYS
For Cape Nav, week dsyz. l2.o5 and l.r5 n. N,
tEXcept Sunday. xExpress trains
Baggage called f0r and checked from hotel
and residences By Jnion Transfer Co. ou orders
iefe AZ ticket Offices. 90 PeHnsy ivauil Avenue
wv. Kew York Avenue and 18th Street ard a.
Depot.
T.. ID. UNDERWOOD. D e. MARTIS
2d =. p. and Gen. Man Mgr. PAS Traffic
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mos DOMINO & CO., Aur tloacers


Bv virtue Of q deed OF trust duly rcrr--frd in
Iiber I5I- NJ Folio s23. ct SEQ among the land
recor ds OF the District Of Columbia aud al the
request Of the holder Of the note secured there
by the undersigned trustees wiH offer for zato
ming at FOUR O'CLOCK ?. M WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 81. 1900 the following described real
estate. situated IN the County Of Washington. m
the nistl1ct Of Columbia. 90 wit. Flock bIorE
g lots l. > s. !, 5, s. and 9. H. block 4 Of
Jacob p Clark and Edward B. Cottreu. trustees
subdivision oil lot and part Of lot > Of part Ct
White Haven, according to the plat OF plan of the
same As recorded in LibeT Z. p 49, OF the records
IN the Otice Of the Surveyor OF the District Of
Columbia.
Terms q sale One-th;rd Of the purchase money
70 he ,aId IN cash and the baIauc,. IN equal ia
Of sale secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold, with interest upon the deferred PAYMENTS
at the rate Of Per cent per annum from the date
Of sale until paid. all cash at the option OF
the purchaser. A DEPOSIT Cf S25 viii be required
at the time OF sale each a. said lots aud d
deposit Of 500 on each % said blocks Terms Of
sale TO te complied With IT, fifteen days from the
date Of sale or the trustees reserve The ri-bt 20
resell az the risk and l.-- of thC dtf1uftiue nm
chaser oF purchasers aftCr tge DAYS previous
advertisement Of such r,ssle An couyc, ancins
recording and revenue stamps az the cost OF The
purchaser, or purchasers.
EDWIN @. CUTTER
EDWARD T. FLETCHER.
Trustees.
THE ABOVE SALE II POSTPONED UNTIL.
MONDAY FEBRUARY FIFTH 1890 AT THE
SANE HOUR AND PLACE BIZ ORDER OF
EDWIN G.. CUTTER.
EDWARD T. FLETCHER.
{,c1- IE5- ,r.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

REFORM CiIRISrIAN SCIENCE CHURCH serr.
ICES at g O'Clock sunday Afternoon ana 7.20
Friday evenings in Confederate Veteran Hail. t8
uth So. NV. All ~ cordially invited. item
'1IlE Piophecie- % Daniel chapter, and o.
predicting The time Of the baptism and cruel.
hNiou ~ Cuist viii be the subject OF tine dis
course hy Evangelist A. D. Ballanger tomorrow
evening no Typographical FCmplc. f2G G ST. NV
seats free. Bring your Bible. Il
SCI LAR LEACtE Masonic Temple sundays. 3
p m. fehruarF 4, lecture i2 Dr. Croifut on
.'Ihy Source Of ruEiam Motive. Debate seat,
i''e. II
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR SAIE-Cbsap syuuys. several four.uhc1i
cabs. nom So up, st % ID SO. ne. VIZ.
DAVIS. tc5-atom
FOR SALE-s50 ,riil lay ca good healthier couue
Apply BYRNS LIVERY STABLE, 81 aud 81
and 7 SIS. ne. i-3-5t
FOR SALE-Cood VOL, holsr. riaap- Apply l4-c
q. NIX. lest
FOR SALE-Grcat bargain IA head % bcr-es and
mares ranging in agc from 10 years.
weight 900 80 l. 500 pounds; Suitable tos ans bus
ness. and 10 reasonable Cdcr ruf.seL Can %
az Sc. NV. iel-lt.em
FOR sALE-IIaud>eme brewster hrcu CHAM; Ken
lucky horse 10 hands. eleven h,adf tdwciuht.
VIII cell cheap. Apps 229 = IT, nv fol-2t-e en-
FOR sALE-Ard as good rs r,W, a DAYTON
wagon, phacton, utHai'out Zone man wagon
Brcwstcrl, two pane.ed delivery wagons; these
wagons src ali iigil grade goods. AS ue arc sclng
out Of business have 300 further use for SAINT
Al Ma GROCERY GO SIS eth 81. nv. icI-5t
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Thirty FIVE novels and a years subscription
90 an illustrated humorous papcr, 5Oc. Address
PHI y. - Damn Toffng Va Item
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND r sfs
I:55 a. D. WEEK DAYS. PITTSBFRc EEs
PREss-Parlor and lining Carr Harrisburg -
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Call at Office for semi-mOHthIy Bulletin
Zoe sALE-NoRrHwEsr.

FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR RfNT-Fino O. )ous house. lli8 b me-. 90 per
maneHJ tenant rHAS. SHEPARD. 6- r
no. uvf ft-.9r
FOR Rent Fine lfroom house. IgI- 81 S. uW.
terrace and lawn. carriage house, and stable
CHARLES SHEPARD. OF -r nU. ieast
FOR RENT-l32s New jersey ave-. corner house.
SMALL refined family, S1.a0, house omen; new
brick stable; -. fsgs-
FOR RENT Six r5uus and cellar: bsy-Uiudow
brick house. No. I1lp johnson ave. 800 %
per month. e.. D. GODDARD. No. % st. ru.
FOR RENT store and dwelling. WyIie So Ne.
5000 rsr month. OWNER. ~ u st. ua.
FOR RENr-I54l A It. Sc. csespe-t rent iu CITY
tcdaF- Co good. careful. and prompt white
,euluJ Si.J'- 2srOry frame. > rooms, city water.
uuc yard. squares from r st. Gag line: D. min.
utr- to 9,t and D SIS. %. NJ BRYANT Warder
Building. 9,h aud q st.. ilst-@t.em
FOR RENT POS 4 st. sc Broom brick. two
doors from new Congressional Library re-
duCei Co 5000. CAYWOOD & GARRETT. Cor
18Th and ~ Y ave. uW. n5l-st
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legislature thr political atmosphere iu ZEN.
tuCs5 b. ANYTHING bat elsar Things are TnIiu-
along aH rieht heTe- Nc'rc hlsy O, cen r--
paueriug rooms with our r- D. stylish paper scr
- gag. NULTE. SD 9Th ST. N0 branch t q
ROOMS gspcccd. 81 ~; NaH paper s.. r1E Up.
AUINCEB Ef0 y. j. aYs nN. f-1-5t.cil
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HELP wAsrED-FEMALE.

sdvertisrments under this hend
,sIII he inserted for one cent IA word
for each insert IN.
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FOR RENT-RoOMs.
70 RRENT Rooms. with or without board. 1921
l4th ST. NV. ie'-'t'e TN
FOR RENT Gentleman will find very comfortable
quarters for reasonable rent 40 1904 ] 81. NV.
No. board. ie5'at. em
T0R RENT 500 st.. opposite Nt. vernon
Square; fur roons-, bath 81 same door; well
heated fea-St. cni
1855 NEW JEKSEY AVE \. W.-Fol light house
keeping. Hiccly-iur. warm rooms; ,l6; ref
iti-5t.Cm
THREE front oom.; 2d Door: heat and gas; IS
each per month, for gents t5i y q. nw.
iGem
FOR RENT-Iargc front room. with ale ye; also
back roof,; connecting, suitable for Eight
h'u-e@eeping' loltl. iuI.; rent reasonable CAL
40 zoos ST. tNv. Item
FOR RENT-HaU rIom: second floor: also two
rooms thiid floor - llth st. NV. igj-St
FOR RINT-m n. y. ave. newly furnished
room: H-St floor; hot and cold water; second
floor srcr thoroughly heated te' 81
FOR RE-, Furnished, one large. well heated
room o., second floor; rausicrts accom- uo-
dated. Ii2 en- 81 nG. ic5-3r
FOR RENT Second floor. furnished or unfurnish-
ed. = $40 per month; a. M j. ~ r ST.
FOR sENl'-One nice furnished front room; heat
and ga,; So per month. ~ llth -. sw-; hne
loldiIt ie'-''
FOl: RENr-Tro large rooms. furnished for light
housek 'cping; cheap sili "a. ave. iez-S1
FOp REM 1923 10th st. NV. large furnished
rooms rent reasonable. TEST
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished third story front
ROOM $40. llo7 lOth 81. nw. ie2.St
~ - ~ L.. .-. -. s,..,,.,. t,l,,5-
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WANTED White girl TO cook, wash AND ron u
family of two; stay al nights. Address Box
65o fhi- office Item
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DIR. A. II. TAYLOR,

rDbo 81 - W
Gold filling aud bridge work specially at
the lowest prices amalgalu 6lling. soc, FUN sets
of teeth oD pilates, -; extracting. either by gas
OF local spray. absolutely paiulc--. 500, with
ou: 2jc. an work done ~ experts and guar
auteed tie best, open on Sundays from l0 10 Z
1'rIDrE ruh22-tF-en
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HE'LL wASTED-MALE.

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent n word
TO- each insertion.
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SITUATIONS WANTED VALE AND
FEMALE.
wANTED-ROCMs.

WANTED by man and wife, oI 3 uuigr 1t o-
I'd aoor rooms. Tor hon ekt,psue heat. ea-
bath: between 9th and 18th, and ii NV: state
terms aud location Address =. c., 80 5th ST.
NV ic;i-@t, eIa
WANTED lily man and ~ ic without children
two OF thrce furnished looms: suitable for
i'E.i housekeeping. Addrc,s 2DN 55l ibis Of
u,y, feS-3t
MANrEb-rWo heated furnished bedroom.
KITCHEN privilege; tN adult- Address nov
CSC this ofiicc. Te.g,
NANiEo-t furnished room. Wau. light. conycr.
fences handy. near city BAN. permanent IL
sh'eoi gentlemen. Address BoN o.. this OBJ.
Wv, fest
NANiLb-Hy gcnuCI1au and daughter frr
bedrooms AID I small room. connecting fer
very hght bookkeeping; heat light. and bath;
eon'enieut 70 Census Office. give terms Box
''- this ofhes felst a.,
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Mrs. DR.. RENNER, h
SPECIALIST

SPECIALIST
On otstcirio-. Cold medal awarded for the science
OF Obstetrics tom the University OF Munich. Ba-
varis- Treats successfully womeu's complications
and Irregularities; private sauitlrium for ladies
before and during confinement. Infants adopted.
Othce hours, 2 90 g p. m. 90 Pa. Ave. NV.
Washington. d. c. seI1-ti
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CANADIAN Pacific RAILWAY.
Intended Steamship Sailings from Vancouver
JAPAN CHINA AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
EMPRESS OF CHINA $500. Feb 2g Nav Z Juiv Q
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1927 r 81 NV
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1OO4 Street N. ".

Mrs Roe villa serve 10 LADIES. a delicious
cup OF coffee. sitter which she vii. read your
tate in the grounds. FROM 10 daily. except
SUNDAY il2s-7t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-06
Are the Great American Peo
pie Throughout
the Land.
THE PREVAILING CONDITIONS
Fair Weather the Rule,
Though With Some
Exceptions.
CASES OF BLOODSHED

Chicago, Nov. CIV. r. Hearst,
president of the National Association
of Democratic clubs, says dispatc hes
he has already received from all over
the country indicate a landslide for
Bryan.
Chicago, Nov. 6.-Advices from
throughout the state show heavy
vote is being Polled. A good deal Of
scratching is reported being done,
notably in Cook county, outside of
the city of Chicago.
Chicago. Nov. photographic re-
ports received by the Associated Press
show clear conditions of the weather
prevailing throughout the entire
country with the exception of cloudy
and cooler in Wisconsin, Alabama,
Georgia, Louisiana and Minnesota.
and slight snow falling at St. Paul,
and at Chicago the sky is overcast.
The polls opened promptly at the ap-
pointed hour and an early vote in
most places was very heavy, indicat-
ing great interest and large polls.
Des Moines. Nov. Ideal weather
in Iowa il causing large vote. and
the 600, 900 mark will be reached for
the first time. Every city reports
heavy polling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-06
FOUND A BOX OF PLUMBER.
Skeleton Found a Year go Near the Box's
Hiding Place.

Hiding Place.
Lynn, Wis, Nov. 6.-While engaged
III cutting down 4 maple tree which
grew in his pasture, AndPew Olesen
discovered n cavity near its base, and
ON investigation found 4 wooden box
about two feet square filed with plum
der. The box had been buried so long
that the wood was thoroughly de-
cayed. Among its contents were 12O
silver dollars of both American and
Mexican mintage. The dates We're
from 1916 to 1859. About 500 in gold
coin, consisting of eagles and double
eagles; several pounds of old gold and
silver watch cases. candleStickS and
a large quantity of solid silver knives,
forks and spoons.
This discovery recalls the fact that
some twenty years ago a well-to-do
farmer living between here and Ro-
madka, the next station west, was
supposed to have been murdered and
his home robbed and then burned.
Last year a skeleton of a human be-
ing was discovered buried by the road
side, near by where Olesen found the
buried property. a neighbor of the
missing farmer was suspected of the
murder and robbery, but sufficient evil
dence could not be obtained to warrant
his arrest. Later on the suspect was
caught while burglariZing a store at
PittSville, Wis, and is now serving
a twenty-year sentence in Waupun
penitentiary for the crime.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-06
Representatives of Her Peo-
pie Assemble in a Ma
tional Convention.
OPENED BY GEN. WOOD
Who Tells the Delegates
What They Are
There For.
THE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED

Havana, Nov. .6-The Cuban con-
StitutiOnal convention met in the Martl
theatre yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock. Long before that hour the
theatre was crowded. Many thousands
We're unable to gain admittance, and
the streets in the neighborhood were
blocked with people. General Wood
and his staff, accompanied by General
Fitzhugh Lee and his staff. received
an ovation on entering, the band play
ing America" Senor Cisneros and
General rivera escorted General Wood
to the platform, and he almost immde-
diately opened the convention.
LAS military governor of the island
of Cuba and representing the president
of the United States" he said, Il Call
this convention to order. 1t will be-
Your duty first OF all to frame and
adopt constitution for Cuba, and
when that has been done TO formulate
what in your opinion ought to be the
relations between Cuba and the United
States.
Cuba and the United States.
THE constitution must be adequate
to secure stable, orderly and free gov
ernment. When you have formulate6
the relations which, in your opinion,
ought to exist between Cuba and the
United States the government of tho
United States will doubtless take such
action on its part as shall lead to -
final and authoritative agreement be-
tween the people of the two countries
to the promotion of their common In
tereStS. The fIn'amentnL
distinction between true representative
government and a dictatorship is that
in the former every representative Of
the people, in whatever office. confines
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-06

consin. Ohio. Kentucky. Nebraska,
Kansas, Missouri. South Dakota, Mary
land, Connecticut. North Dakota. Cali
fornia, Colorado. Nevada, Washington.
Utah, and New Jersey-and, of course,
the southern states, en- bloc.
Washington, Nov o. - Chairman
Richardson, of the Democratic nation
al congressional committee, makes the
following statement as to the next
house of representatives.: I'VE are alb
solutely certain that the next house
will be Democratic, and we believe
that the Republican leaders well know
it, many prominent Republicans hav-
ing admitted it. The majority will be
i good. safe, one-at least twenty-five.
The claim of the Republic
ans that they expect to carry the house
by a decided majority is all for politi-
cal effect. The prominent men of the
party have conceded for some time
past that the situation was desperate.
and probably hopeless. so far as the
house was concerned, and claims are
now made to keep their spirits up."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-06
NOT A KINGS PARTNER.
Walsh Is Only Doing a Little Investignt
ing for Leopold of Belgium.

New York, Nov. 6.-Thomas F.
Walsh, of Colorado. one of the United
States commissioners to the Paris ex-
position, returned to this country on
the st. Paul. Concerning the talk Of
his being in partnership with King
Leopold Mr.. Walsh said: THE story
of a partnership is absurd. l met the
king at Ostend and later a number of
times in Paris. The king has done Won
ders in the development of the Congo
country and is anxious to develop still
further.
He has reason to believe that the
Congo has mineral resources, princi-
pally copper. 1 am to investigate for
him at his request the Congo mineral
deposits. King Leopold has interests
also in other countries, which he be-
lieves would prosper better If they
had n little American enterprise be-
hind them. We talked that matter
over, too"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-06

seven others, Americans and Italians.
more or less injured.
Philadelphia, Nov. Cup to noon
there were II arrests by the police for
illegal voting in the Third congress
sional district this morning. Will
liam Martin was stabbed in the breast
by one of a gang of men who took ex-
ceptions to Martins activity for the
democratic nominee. His condition is
serious.
Shortly before noon a small sized
riot broke out in the fourteeth divis-
ion of the Fourth ward, where Con-
gresham McAler resides. A mum Der
of negroes entered the polling place
and attempted to vote. Their votes
being refused, they drew revolvers
and num- Der of shots were
fired. Paddy" Mcbride. a pugilist of
some note. and Judge of the division.
was badly injured about the head by
being struck with a revolver. Hugh
another McAler follower.
was arrested. Three negroes were
also locked up. In ons division of
the Fifth ward, which is part of this
district, the official bal
lot was stolen, and had to be- placed
by others.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-06
ELECTION DAY DISTURBANCES.
Killed at Denver-Murder
In Illinois.

Denver. Nov. Ga fight between
deputy sheriffs and policemen oc
Cured at Z this morning at the polls.
in which Deputy Sheriff Bradford
(colored) was killed, and four depu-
ties aud one policeman seriously, but
not fatally, wounded. When the depu-
ties came to the polls special police
men ordered them TO leave, which the
former refused to do. The melee be-
came general, and bullets few thick
with the above result.
Jonesboro, Ill. Nov. 6.-DuIing n
political quarrel last night at Lick
Creek. this county, John Kirby shot
and killed Jack Thornton, republican.
Both are OF prominent families.
Wilmington, Nov. Ga riot occurred
in the third election district of WI
mington. The district has a large
negro vote, and as the officers were
nearly half an hour late in opening
the polls hundred negroes assem- ed
in lire waiting to vote. As the doors
were opened James McSugh, whi e.
attem pied to vote ahead of the
negroes. The latter assaulted him,
seriously cutting McHugh, Inspector
Duggan and Policeman Sherry. They
also destroyed the polling booth and
registrato books and disappeared in
the melee.
Brazil, Ind, Nov. Ga riot was
precipitaied in saloon at Caseyville
this morning over politics. about so
men taking part. Over 200 81 o;s
were fired in the melee, which was
stopped only after ammunition was
exhausted Wallace Graves was in
stantly Killed and William Coytin, and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-06

Two Revolvers and Ammunition in the
Prison at Chicago.

Chicago. Nov. G.NThat partial Jail
delivery had been planned by prison
ers in the county Jail here was dis
covered by Jailor Whitman yesterday.
Two 3S-caliber pistols and ammunition
We're discovered in one of the cells,
occupied by F. d. Rich, Thomas Jones
and Frank Rutlidge, held here await
ing eXtradition papers to remove them
to Canada, where they are charged
with robbing a bank.
These men are known to have been
In a plot to escape, probably today, as
some of the guards would have been
away on election business. 1t is be-
licved that others We're in the con-
spiracy. The revOlverS were smug7
gled into the cells in lunches one in
a pan of baked beans and the other in
q package of cranes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-06
Fatality Enthusiastic at Toronto.

Toronto. Nov. 6.-Several fatalities
occurred during the parade in honor of
the South African volunteers yeSter-
day. Eliza Magree. aged 80. was
knocked down by Il buggy and instant
ly killed: Jennie Theckel. aged IS,
was struck on the head by n falling
board and her skull fractured: she died
later. George ShaughneSSy fell from
the roof of the armory and had both
legs broken and was injured internal
ly: he will die. Charles Taylor, as
sistant chef of the Queens hotel. had
his hand completely blown off by
giant firecracker