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New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
LEHICH VALLEY.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through tra.-s leave New York, foot Of Chambers ST.
as follows, and minutes earlier from W. sd
300 a m Daliy-Soiid train for Buffalo. AIT. P. n
Binghamton, Waverly. EmIra and Bradford. Coaches
parlOC car and cafe dining Buffalo.
O:I5 u..-Da1ly. except Sundays, Blngha am-O1
Owego. erly. ElU-ira Delaware Valley PORTS
Daily TO Port Jer is Monticello Pullman
ESQ p. D~ily.-Chicago Lmited-Fast ulail-solii
rain TO Chicago. arriving $50 Cleveland Tto
Sleepers Chicago. C9eva and. Cincinnati
40 2 n. paiy.-EunalO and Cleveland Express-arr
Buffalo TC5. Bradford 20 Jamestown 100 and
town 1927 n Cleveland 1870 sleepers 10 Buffalo
DIS D Daiy.-Sold train for EnEhsrnton, Waver-
~ Elutra, Chicago. Seepera Buffalo Chicago Cnen
rat- Dining
TTVICKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
CObfN0DA7rONS III 112. 26i. +0I and 95T Broad
I58 125th 273 West I25th St Chanhers
2ad ev 232 an Fulton
ST. 9s BROADWAY. Brooklyn I22 River ST. Hnhokeu. aat
CITY Station N~v York ansfeT Co calls for and
cEeols haggagS destination
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NEW YORK. nNThaIn 3 WESTepN RY
BALTIMORE & ONO r. r.

Leave New York. Liberty street; South Ferry
CSntehau TerminaD
TENcept Sundayk 1Sundayb
CHICAGO, - so a H. uibsry street only). 'lso p m
ane 10 Is night.
PITTsBURG. $3.50 a Liberty street Oniy). 800
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS 'lOOO a m. 100 ..
ROYAL Blue TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE ts0o. 1000 DINER.
I'll 80 a. tDinerD. tLOO p m. (Diaerl l20 tDtnsr
900 1'.Royal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train,
Diner and Cafs CDinrr). II 90 D. (Dinerl and
az. 70 night. NORFOLK, tlOo =.
A trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
oflces: l13. i72 2dl. 43i 1900 Broadway, % Union
So W u BOWery y. Y: 330 Fulton 81, Brooklyn
whitehall Terminal and Liberty baggage checked
iron, hotel or residence 10 destination
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HARLEM DIVISION.
e12 a. NJ 3:S5 P. NJ Daily. except Sunday
Pittsneld; Sundays only az go A n
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices I13. POI, AIS and l.2l8 Broadway .
Union Sc ", 275 Columbus Ay, 1873 West 12jth St,
I25th St and l3sth St Stations New York S3S and I2e
et9n St and lO4 6roadvay Z "a BfQtlAyh -
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence By
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
Ocean Steamers.

Urean STEAMERS
TyRENCH LINE.
COMPA GNIE GENERAL.E TRANSFORMATIONS.
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs CFrance).
Sailing every Thursday 10 A. NJ.
From Pier No. ~, North River, foot Morton ST.
LAquaine. Aug 30 La Lorraine. sept. 20
La Tourane Sept La Champagne. Sept. p
La Breta Sept. I3 la Tou-ane Oct
First Class Havre $500 upwards Second Class
O $3.50 and upwa -ds.
General Agency. 30 Broadway. New York.
pED . LINE.
For In Guayra Puerto Cabelo. Curacao and Mara
eaibo, via CUracao-Caling also Puerto Rico.
Roberts Pier Brooklyn.
s s CARACAS. --.......... Saturday, Sept
s. A.
These vessels have superior tOns FOR
BOCLTON. BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers. 1876 Front ST.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27

SANDY HOOK ROUTE
From foot Rector St
Through Point Pieasaut-9.OO 1000 r1oo A n
90 200 a:45. 4:30. $50 P. NJ Through to ocean
9rove-s:0N P ~. Suudavs-Thrntlgh Pleasant
1000 NJ. 100 GOO
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
FOR PHTLAnELPHTA.
fla4:so t7:so $500. 900 1000. 'II:3O A M +l;OO
Il 30 1890 400 t4;3o "5 co. 5000
llf9-25 P NJ. 1913
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
'43O. feOU. 'lu:U0 I'll 80 a. A.. TI:UU ~l-So 'SOV
800 S7:O0 P NJ. "12:15
ofees Liberty St. Ferry. South Ferry 1l3 IT. 2sl.
454 S45 1900 1884 Broadway, lT3 9th Av, TST 9th Az
p Union So. West I53 I25th 2T3 West I25th
St. PAS Columbus Av.. New York; Court s44 ss0
Fulton St. Brooklyn os Broadway Williamsburg New
York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage dzt
nation
From liberty St o,iv. 'Daly +DaHy. except
cav FSundays nuly tSaturdsys only
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BILLIARD & POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand: lowest prices. easiest terms.
MARK BROS - Union Square
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CARPET CLEANING.
CARPETS cleaned by syeam W hand or On
the moor. Careful Carpet Cleaning CO..
1883 Broadway. Az East 4sth-st.. COE &
BRANDT, Tel lS2-3Srh-
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4 DVERTISEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
a received their Uptown Office No l242 Broadway.
% north OF 3st-st until O'Clock p m advertise
ments received at the following branch oees at regular
ofice clock viz; 5th-aVe- > 9.
cor 23ds'.; 1852 6th-ave.. 12thst- Macys 8h-ave
and West 66thst los
42d-st between Tth and sth $50 East 4Ith-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

oOhE'sIlC SArVATfONs u ANTED
Male.
ATTENDANT-By an experienced male at
tenuant, % Invalid gentleman nrsl class
massage operator. best re- erences- Address
JOHN STALDER. 68 Au,stercam-ave.
BCTI. I.ER.-French. competent. IN private
family or bachelor apartment: thorough
FRENCH, Box 49, I.e42 Broadway
BUTLER. .-French. competent: in private
family OF bachelor apartment. thorough
servant willing. ohliging. references.
FRENCH. Box 40. i.2a2 Broadway.
CARETAKER &c.-Engiish couuse. as. no
children. caretaker. club steward and
wife. wife good cook and able housekeeper.
references H.. 225 East 26th-st-, rear.
COACHMAN.- Married. 2s years ola, Eood
experience. excellent reference address
J, 5, Is Irving Place. Yenkers, y. y.
COACHMAN. GARDENER - rnorouxhIy
understands both branches; good careful
driver. sober. reliable win be found viii
Ing and obnging: last employer can Dc
seen references. CoAcHNAN. Box 3.
Tribune once
COAcHMAN. general stable servant: SIN
Ele. Protestan- capable IN every way
fully understands his business. wlIlinx
onligins; city. country several years Tsf-
erence. ]. 2 i.242 Broadway.
ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for
The Tribune received az their UpIoWn
once. No 1.2&2 Broadway, ID door north
OF 8lst-sL. until o'clock ?. m. advsr-
tiEsuents received az the following hraach
uflces a. regular once rates until s O'clock
D m viz. - shave, g e. cor 13d-sf
$50 dth-avs- cor. l2th-st-. Mays 6th-
ave and lsth-st; l42 Columbus-ave near
West 6Gth-sf foo West E2d-st. near an
between Tth and sth aves $50 Eaat sTth-
81 SIS 8d-ave.. hctweel Tdth and TTth
sta 0e6 slave. near tlst-st. l. T0S Ist-
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WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave Franklin St. station. n Y. follows
l5n1. later foot 42d St y.
-tl5 a M-For INTERN points 70 Albany & Montreal
FL 20 A Ne Lake Mohonk Minnewaska & Saratoga.
TOO p Nd Catskiu Mts.. Lake Mohonk & MlEka-
'240 ?. MCout. Ltd for Detroit. Chicago s. Louis.
t3 % , Mt4l Cat@kl AIts Ltd fer Cats. Mt. points
t3:43 No Tor Hudson River points 70 Albany
615 7. M-F0r Rochester Buffalo ClaTe & Chicago.
+so0 ? M-Eor Rochester, Buffalo Detroit 81, Louis
'DnIy. tDauy. except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
No, al 915 A NJ. al 10;45 4. NJ, i2:3O
p NJ. ! AZ 3 p. NJ. Leaves Jersey City. p r. r
No ! at 9.45 A NJ, a 1:2O a. N a 1908 P. NJ
a n Time tables principal hotels Offices
checked from hotel residence hy
c. T LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. n. Y.
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL

Trains arrive and depart Grand Central station
4A Street New York follows
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
PATENTS! INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE, patents economically secured and
prohtab!y sold INVENTORS COAPANE,
100 Nassau-st-
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
A!-A!-Al-ATTEN
Parties can now make arrangements for
FALL BOARD.
Attractive floors suites with bath. I'rt-
vate; table optional or without board
bachelors rooms, newly furnished; doc
tors' Office: references.
T c. LELAND & CO..
West 33c-st,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27

GARDENER and FLORIST Married. ass
81, A. mar IN greenhouses. roses. vsge-
tables and taking charge Of a private place:
best city references. GODFREY. II Wa
ourtou-sve-. YCnhzrs. y 7
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GARDENER BY German, q single, ex-
perienced- q private place as assistant
gardener PAUL. I242 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27

ARDENER-Sco-ch: married, one chiIt-
= -cars' experience n al branches q
GARDENING capable o. taking charge q
gentleman private place J. HAMLIN.
care q 9 apps, 2U3 HawrhOrue-sI-. Syra-
c-se y Y
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27

nlusiral obstruction.
CAROLINE MABES
L TEACHER or PIANO. HARMONY, AND VIRGIL
CLAVIER.
HIGHEST DIPLOMA FROM THE KLINDWORTH-
ECHARWEEKA CONSERVATORY. BERLIN.
Five years references from best New-Tork families
TERMS REASONABLE.
STUDIO. CARNEGIE HALL
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27

GARD ENEF- English. single. thoroughly
experienced uad=r glass aowers and al
branches vegetables, strictly sober Address
O. NJ. ST East 19ts-se
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27

RpESER Scotch. married. enc child.
80 years q age private place, thorough
j. understands Iawns greenhouses yeEe-
tables good references JAMES WOOD.
North Broadway. Yonkers. y 7
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
DESKS & OFFICE FURNITURE.

DANBLRI HATS.
DANBURY HAT CO announce advance
STYLES for fall ready. DANBURE HAT
co. 22 Desbrosses-sS
DETECTIVES.
iSTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE: AGENCY.
920 Broadway room 717-TIs: telephone
1881 Franklin. All civil and criminal cases
attended 10 BY expert detectives, male and
female.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27

GARDENER R-Coupeten aad sxiiful oc
long theoretical and practical tratrtngs
German married 10 children. expert
grower OF palms, fs-us. roses. g-apss. vese-
tables etc as superintendent or head Sar-
4erer On gentleman $ private place, best e
references. only d-sr class place aceepce1.
Address V : GARDENER. s. lsc-sr-s
NeW-Rocheus. y. Y.
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GARDENER-By a hrst class Eardensr.
thoroughly experienced IN Al branches
q the business, also familiar with stock
ana farming. H 8 69 East Il4th-st-
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SOUTHERN COLORED MISSIONS eol-
ored men ard women On hand; city Or
couutry 424 West I2Tth-st Bsanen 81
West asth-st- Tel 1851 RfvsrsidA Rsv.
EPPS. Prcpr
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27

GARDENER and COACHMAN.-Gsrman:
single, aEsd So tsmpsrats. well rscom-
mented, on country estate JDHN ALIEN.
305 Aalu-st-. New -Rochells
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27

GARDENER Married wants placs ~
September on a Een-Isman's place. cou1-
pereDC, reliable and wiling. best refsFeu-s.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
9M8TSG-AME9legN LlTE,
% U0M1NloN llNE.

DAILY SERVICE
Ront. Newport News and Rfchmond c1uneetfng e1g
c. and surrre South
FFel and Passenger steamers SAL f-or Pier - Ncr1
FiF7f Loor = 5e2ch ST. cay , , N.
n b WALKER. Frafno Nz1agsz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17
sale of Real Estate.

BY virtue OF n order aud decree OF the
county Court OF Rock Island c"uuty- Illinois.
Do IN - Do"ral- Aou. li-tr4t"r OF tue estate a.
FrcG-. lex buckley. deceased. FOR leave 10 Sel!
the real estate OF said deceased. AZ the Jauu-
slrv term \ ID 1900 OF SAID court. tO-wit. On
9Th day OF February eN-. between the hours
81 10 Cd clock ID tIs forenoon auT clock in
the ate rv % Of SAID dnr. 81. 80, uru-'. sale
At the east door of the court house lu the city
OF RDc's Island. . said county the real estate
described a. follows tp-vit-
The west H-lt 90 OF the uOrthw est quarter
ca OF ~sc-lDG LWeUrg-pUe fglJ. IN township
sixteen IlE4- north rl~Eg three 90 west of he
fourth principal me. ldilu. containing eighty
go acres more or Jess
Also he north cI-tlIarter CtH of tha south
tow u-Iip -i.Iee. 40. north rance three t3b-
west "l the fourth principal meridian. contain.
iug forty Grf acres more or less
Also the following. viz. Beginning at a point
in the ca- iige oftue ~Ouf hwr 81 yl irter Il. OF
sec ion number tweuty-Dne ca ia tow ship
numbers ,-e-u liTI north Df range mum hree
80 vest OF he fourth .i'nI principal meridian.
Iiuety-ilye CtzI rods north OF the southeast
corner of the LurtI Oue-hIlf az of the north
west quarter CD OF section number tScn'v-
eight f--D Ia Jt'|u~hIp NUMBER sixteen 90
moth range three 90 " est of the fourth Trin
clpll meridian. thr-Ce north siEty-hyc It's
rods more or less 20 The uOrthcl~r corner of
the sou. h Ls-t i..F Of said south W est Iur-er OF
section number tH eELy-oue t2D- thence west
at right angle. one hundred ana sixty tiGJt
rods 10 the ives line OF sac section number
tNsufv-Duc t1IH. thence south along said west
line SiNty-rIye ii-f rods. Lu-U cc east one hun
Gret sixty i"1I rods 20 the point OF begin
ming. COrrI mug ~INrE-iiyc tGAI acres more or
less All lu the county OF Rock Island and
state OF a mos. ON the following IL MS ro-WIt-
For cash IN hand If the date OF So q sale
Dated cHis 9Th day or January. 4. - l.-.n.
WILLIAM II. D-ONAN.
Admins rIto- of the estate OF Frcderici
Buckley. deceased
SAMUEL. r. EESrwo.trHY. Solicitor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17
LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.

Estate OF WI lam = shea. deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed ad-
niLI~trIrrIE OF the estate Of William =.
Shea. late OF the county OF Rock L.
land, state OF Illinois. deceased. hereby
gives notice that she viii appear before
the COUNT court Of Rock Island county. at the
county court room. il the city OF Rock Island,
at the February term 'u the Lrst Monday IL
February next at which time AL persons
having claims against said estate are notified
and requested 70 attend. for the purpose OF
having the same adj IusIed.
Al persons Indebted To- said estate are re.
quested 10 make immediate payment TO the
undersigned.
Dated this 18TH day OF December. A. D. 1899
CATHERISE SHEA. administrator.
MCESIBY y MCEyIEF. solicitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17
PUERTO RICO IN TROUBLE.
Citizens in a Worse Business Condition
Than When Under Spani>h Rule.

Ihan W hen L nder spanish Rule.
Washington. Jan. 1.-THE principal
subject of discussion 1T yesterdays
cabinet meeting was the present unSat-
iSfactory status of Puerto Rico. The
president and the members Of the cabi-
net are very much in earnest OF their
advocacy of action by congress. and
particularly desire Il material reduc-
ton in the present tariff duties on i'm
ports from Puerto Rico To the United
States. In fact. il was stated yeSter-
day that an entire removal of the
duties would he eminently satisfactory
should congress so decide.
A. il *. il * pointed out. the Puerto
Ricdn> are practically shut out of our
markets, with the result that business
Of all kinds i Stlgnant and 4 general
depression in all branches of industry
prevails throughout the island. Al
though the president has no thought of
urging his views upon the attention of
congress he feels very strongly the
necessity of some action which shall
define their political status. and re
lieve the inIanderS from the present
depressing conditions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17
Opposed to Boards of Review.
DEWEY An THE q. AR. MEET.
VIII stop Over at Jacksonville in
MnN and Grect the Neternns.

May and Greet the Veterans
Springfield. Ills. Jan. 1I.-Saturday
night Captain John Il. Inman. OF
Springfield. commander of the depart
mrnt of Illinois. q. \. r.. accompanied
10y Representative w. w. Hinricn-
sen. Hon. Charles =. Ranncll~ and Mill
ard L. Dunlap. al OF Jacksonville.
went To Washington To endcavor 10 in
ducr ADMIRAL Dewey. VINO * 10 be- IN
Chicago May l. To visit the Grand
Army CncImpmCnt nj Jacksonville.
Yesterday afternoon Captain Inman
autographed to this city "a follows:
"AdmirHl Dewey has consented Ia visit
the Grand Army cncampmcnt at Jack
sOnVillc. May to 3.
I'm effort Will he made to have Adj
miral Dewey stop over in Springfield
for Il short time ut least. on his way
from Chicago 10 Jacksonville. y dis
patch from Jacksonville says: The
Grand Army council of adminiS1ra-
tion of the state Cncampmcnt met here
yesterday ana decided on May To +
aS the date for holding the encamp-
mpnt. in this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17

Sioux City. la. Jan. 1T.-MemorieS
of the murder here of the Rev. George
{. HaddOcl on Aug. 3. lSS6. We're
revived yesterday by news from Okla
homa that Henry Peters. one of the
men Indicted for the crime. was not
burned III the furnace of IL brewery
here, as had been supposed all
these years but is living in that ter
ritOrY. After the murder it WAS be
lieved here that because of his knowl-
edge of who were the murdererS of
Haddock Peters WAS put out of the
WAY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17
HELIGoLAND WENT DOWN.
She Was the Ship Lost in 81. Mary's Bay
CorpSeS Are Visible.


ST. Johns. Nd. Jan. 1I.-Everythin =
goes To show that the wrecked steamer
in ST. Mary'S bay i the Hellgcland.
the property OF the Dutch-AmerIcan
Petroleum company. Among i num-
Der of flags picked up last evening
near Holyroud was one with the cOlorS
blue. white and red. With the, letter
r. il the center. This i the house
flag OF that company. Taken with the
finding of Il boat of Cape Pine marked
"Heligoland" il seems To have no doubt
as TO the identity of the vessel
IandSmen We're unable 10 get down
to the beach and therefore unable to
recover the bodies. which have been
lying there exposed five days and
nights. Seven bodies are now ashore
and can he reached when the sea he
comes smooth. There are five others
in the wrcckaCe near the ship. Others
still We're seen driving south. The
wind was Veeriug landward again yes
terday. ana Will probably drive them
all ashore to-day. but il VIII keep i big
sea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17
METHODS ARE VARIED
No Uniformity as to the Way Prop
erty in Illinois is Assessed for
Taxation.
MEETING OF TAXATION OFFICIALS

Treasurers and Assessors Compare Notes
Would Abolish the Board of Review
Dewey to BE at the q. 4. II. EncamP-
ment i'm May-Mrs. Hirth's Death Only
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Daughter EIoPes
-EN-Po>tmaster in Jail.
Springfield. Ills. Jan. 1.-THE State
TrcaSurcrS' and Assessors association
met uert. yesterday in its second an
uual session. President Burr submit
ted 4 report which he had complied
from questions sent out 10 all county
treI~urerS i'll the state. except Cook
county. bearing upon the new revenue
law. Answers We're received from >eN-
euty-One counties. In twcutyfOur Coun-
ties all the. ASSESSORS failed 10 list par
SOuagc~: III one county they were
Gropucd by order of the board of 81
perviSor~: one county claimed that
they were exempt; in TWO counties
they We're assessed 10y the boards of
review: in rhirty-eiGht counties they
We're assessed 10y the assessors. and i'll
tTeuty-ei=hr counties out of seventy
one they were not assessed AT all.
Other Variations in Practice.
The assessors in fOrty-eiEht counties
listed all grain: in fifteen counties the
assessors allowed grain for feed and
seed. In thirty counties the assessors
were able 10 return books on time: in
twenty counties they were unable 10
do 50: the remainder had Il few town
ship assessors that We're from one 10
ten days late. In thirty-SiN counties
notes for rent Were, assessed. while i'll
tWenty-foUr counties they We're not as
scSSed. The tax list as returned by III"
assessors waS published III for;y-ninc
counties. while i'll twenty counties il
WAS cqualiZed bcfO~e being published.
The CONSENSUS of opinion of the county
assessors * that the time given them
10 make assessments under the new
law iS too short.
Opposed to boards of Review.
\ number of resolutions We're pre-
scented. which viii be acted upon to-
day. chief of which is one looking to
the repeal of the law providing for
boards Of review. The following Of
ficerS were elected: President. +. NJ.
Rurr. Champaign county: vice preSi-
dents. w. W. Clifford. Will county;
Richard +. kinSella. Sangamon: y. W.
Miller. Cook: secretary. James Mckin-
ney. Adams: assistant secretary. 81
mon NJ. Rogers. SaEgamUn: treasurer,
Jacob !. knapp. Peoria.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17
,moruereU Ine lane u rearn.

la Crosse. Wis. Jan. 1I.-Henry
Limpert. farmer residing near Reno.
Mimi. started with his wife and -
monthS-old baby girl for town sunday.
where the babe was to he chriStened-
They went with some of the NlilWau-
krc road section men on Il hand car.
The child was bundled up i'll several
shawlS as the day was cold and
stormy. When they arrived AT their
destination they found the child dead.
smothcred The parents are frantic
with grief and The mother nearly went
insane.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17
Young Toughs IN school.

Cortland, Neb.. Jan. lin free
fight between J. G. Ludlam. the teach
Ell of 4 grammar school here. and Fred
Young. Il l6-ycar-old boy, and other
pupils, the latter was seriously hurt
and the teacher ana several other pu-
pills considerably bruised. The boys
had resolved that the teacher should
not punish any of their number and
when he attempted it the trouble broke
ont. The teacher defended himself the
best he could and finally came OF vic
tOriuS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17
Ex-Po>tmaster Lodged in Jail.

Springticld. lis. Jan. I'LL. 4.
Anderson. former postmaster of
Wayne. Franklin county. was brought
I" Springfield last night 10y deputy
United States marshal and lodged III
the county Jail on charge of perjury.
Anderson says he resigned his position
last January and made Il statement to
III" posJoffice authorities ut Washing
ton. He WAS afterward informed by
them that ne was short in his funds.
and says no heard nothing more of the
matter until he WAS arrested yeSter-
laN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17
Wife ofo Jameson Raider.

London. Jan. IT.-Captain the Hon.
c. j. Coventry. second son of the earl
of Coventry. and formerly one OF DIR.
JameSou'S raiders. married yesterday
afternoon II 81. Peters church. Eaton
square. Miss Lily Whitehouse. of
Newport. L. l. The Whitchousc fam
ilv formerly resided in Chicago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17

Washington. Jan. 1T.-Quartermas-
ter General LudingtOn is Informed that
the transport Mcclellan has left san
tiago with the remains of Seventy-tive
soldiers who died last spring from vel
low fever. bound for New York. All
of the unclaimed dead will lac brought
to Washington and Inferred in the ma
tiOnal cemetery ut Arlington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17
Rod Mill strike Is on.

PittSburg. Pa. Jan. 1.-THE strike
of the rod mill workers at Beaver Falls
and Braddock is on in full force. At
Beaver Falls only three men reported
and the mill could not he operated.
The officials have been Isked for police
protection. The plant at Rankin was
not organized and is in full operation.
Tie works NJ Newcastle and in South
PittSbur~ have been closed down for
some time for repairs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17
HER DEATH ONLY POSTPONED.
Mrs. Hirth. Who Came to Life Once, Is
Not Long for Earth.

Not Long for Earth.
East ST. Louis, Ills. Jan. II
Physicians at 81. Mary'S hospital here
in attendance upon Mrs. Christian
Hirth. who surprised an undertaken
Sunday by coming to life while he was
preparing her supposed corpse TOR i'll
tcrmcnt. said that she is slightly bet
ter. but they held out little hope for
her recovery.
Sh" * exceedingly weak ana cannot
talk of her remarkable escape from an
earlier death than nature destined for
her. Her constitution * shattered. she
takes scarcely any food. but she is
conscious and realizes that she has
been in Il trance and that people
thought her dead.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17

Detroit. Mon. Jam. 1T.-EN-C 0mn-
trollcr of the Treasury !. II. Ecll"ls ad-
dressed the Bankers club of this city
last night and in the course of his adj
dress defended Secretary Gage from
the attacks that are being made upon
him mt present. He said that charges
of favoritiSm toward pet banks" had
been brought against every secretary
of the treasury he knew of.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-01-17
~. Louis Alter That Canal.

Chicago. Jan. lit was learned
last night that William Brown. repre-
scnting -. Louis. will apply for an in
junction against letting the water run
through the Chicago drainage canal to
Judge kohlSaat in the federal court at
Chicago to-day.