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Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
IS FOUND DEAD
Mystery Surrounds the Finding Of
the Body Of Father James
Sullivan.
A CASE OF MURDER IS SUSPECTED

Detective Kills a Suspected Blower
~herin Di from the Effects of Wound
inflicted by Escaping Prise ner-Bit-
ten by Family Pet-Farm Tenants
Leaving Account Of High Rent
Death OF Well I-kno,,n Minister
Springfield. Ills. Jan. 2o.-An aspect
0f mystery surrounds the death Of
Rev. Father James sullivan. whose
dead body was found at Il o'clock sat
urday morning in the rear OF the resi-
dence of Vicar General Hickey. which
is back OF the Church Of the Immacu-
late Conception. 10y the janitor. and
the police are Of the opinion murder
was committed. Father sullivan waS
pastor Of the Catholic church at Lib
erty. Adams county. Ills. lie came IL
this city Friday morning and after Wis
iting various business acuuaintdnceS
left the 81. Nicholas hotel about q
o'clock in the evening. and accompa-
MED by John w. O'Brien. an acquaint-
ance. walked aS far aS the Jefferson
House. one block north of the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception. where
they parted. That was the last seen
OF him alive.
Hat and Goat Found Beside the Body.
His hat. overcoat and coat were ly-
ing on the ground beside the body
when found. There WAS no money.
but 4 silver watch WAS found in his
pocket. In one pocket was a ticket
issued by Quincy plwnbroker for 4
gold watch. The mother ana brother
of the dead priest reside AT Worcester.
Mass. where the remains will DE
shipped.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
TAYLOR'S MAN LOSES
First Test of Strength in the Ken.
tucky Legislature Results
in Favor of Goebei.
BERRY UNsEATED BY THE HOUSE.

Republicans Admitting Defeat. Declare
They VIII Garry the Fight to Finish
The First Vote Was a Tie-Four Change
Their Votes to Van Meter Amid Demo-
cratic Cheers-The Vote on the Last bal
lot stood 81 to 45.
Frankfort, Ky. Jan. 29.-The first
actual test of strength between the
Republican and Democratic forces in
the GoebelTaylor contest came Satur-
day. and by the admission of the Re
publican leaders proved Il victory for
Goebel. The Democrats claim the re-
suit of the struggle aS decisive. while
the Republicans. although freely ad-
mitting Il defeat. declare that they
will night IL the finish. and have still
strong hopes of retaining Gov. Taylor
in his seat. The fight Saturday came
ON the vote OF the house in the con-
test brought 10y IL. =. Van Meter. of
Fayette county. for the seat hereto
fore held by Henry :. Berry.
Test of Real strength.
Both sides realized that the test of
real strength would he made on this
issue. and every effort was made to
get out the largest possible vote. There
were before the contest - Democrats.
house. and IL Republicans. The lat
ter claimed confidently Friday night
that they would be able To swing ut
least - votes. with excellent chances
of two or three additional. The Demo-
Gratis claimed 10 he certain of - votes.
The vote in favor of Van Meter was
II To IL. Hays. Republican. and
Sledge. Democrat. We're absent. Speak
Cr Trimble did not vote.
Majority Report Presented.
As soon rs the session began w. y.
Burkamp. chairman of the committee
which had heard the evidence in the
contest. rose to speak in behalf of the
adoption Of the ma inrity report. which
he had presented. Burkamp made an
elaborate legal argument in support
of Berry. and when he had consumed
his time Representative Holland spoke
the full fifty minutes in behalf of Van
Meter.
The Vote Was Tie.
After the arguments had closed the
vote on the motion to substitute the
minority report in favor of Van Meter
for the majority report in favor OF
Berry proceeded. A. the call proceed
Cd Representative Baird. who was
considered doubtful by both sides de
clined TO vote. Cochran was the first
democrat Ia vote for Berry. EgHcrt
followed him. then came Grider. I.af-
fcrty. Orr. Hinton ana Willngham.
When the call wa> finished the vote
WAS i6 To III. several members present
not voting.
Changed Their Votes to Van Meter.
E"bert changed his vote. making il
- 10 - in favor of Van Meter. On
the call for ahscntee~ Eaird sided with
Van Meter. Democratic cheers greet
ing linn as he announced his vote.
Three ulorr Democrats who had not
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
TAHA>YAAIA CAPTURED.
Beers >urPri>rd by the Briti.h aud Put
IN Rnuf.

SpcarmanS Camp. Friday. Ian. .6
About o'clock on the morning of
Jan. - wednesday,. when heavy
clouds rested upon the kopjeS. the main
point 81 the Bocr position. Tabanyama.
was Sturm"d be- the British infantry
under General WoOdgatc. our fore"
crossed over a ravinr and climbed the
mountain side steadily. getting within
thirty wards Of the cncmy'> first line
of trenches. The Beers. who had been
asleep. dccampcd. leaving everything
behind. and the British. with Il ringing
cheer. climbed TO the summit.
The Beers opened fire from several
points hut il WAS apparent that they
had been taken completely by surprise
and their resistance was diSpiriicd-
The western crest Of the hill was soon
won. and the infantry crept along the
top of the hill. Al dIyhrrak. however.
The Beers from n high point on the cX-
trcme east. sent 4 whitening tire among
the British which momentarily stag
Sercd them.
The Beers had the range fixed to a
niccty. and their artillery sent several
shells right to the top Of the crest. fore
in= the infantry to take cover. y Roer
\ordCnfeldt also was worked with
great precision. The British held the
i'''r-''''aa '-"'Aa'~N -l'"hh ''''aT- - ~
o'clock strong reinforccmentS We're
sent mp the hill and advanced in ske!e-
ton formation. the enemy being driven
back 10 the extreme point.
London. Jan. 2o.-A special dispatch
from SpcaTrlan'> Camp dated Friday.
and supplying additional details OF the
British made most successful
movement today They depIoyed
dcplOyed TO General Warren :
right flank and reinforced the
troops in possession OF Tahanyama-
They We're subjected 20 a heavy Borr
shell fire hut stood ground nohly.
Part Of General L.yJrlcton'S brigade eX
tended on TIN, plain in front Of Mount
Alice and within two hours scaled th..
height 81 SpiOn 6op under u heavy FIRE
One ritismau who reached the summit
before his command. proudly stood on
ton.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
FATE Of
LADYSM|TH
Abandonment is Reported,
But is Officially
Denied.
BRITISH LOSSES ARE HEAVY.
Casualty List to Be An
nOunccd This Even
ing.

New York, Jan. 29.-The Evening
Worlds London special says it j.
learned from reliable sources that
Lord Roberts has advised the abandon
ment of Ladysmith. No confirmation
cOuh be obtained at the war Office.
London. Jan. 29.-The war office
denies the report that Lady.mith has
surrendered and announces heavy
list of casualties will be is,med to-
night.
London. Jan. 29.-The war Office
up TO 3 p. IN. had issued no further
news from South Africa.
London, Jan. 29.-Great anxiety
was removed by the announcement
that Lord DUndonald's 5 cavalry. which
IL was feared was isolated among the
hill in the neighborhood of Acton
Homes. is safe on the south bank Of
the Tmgcla river.
Pretoria, Jan. 26.-President Stevn,
Of the Orange Free State. and \. Fisch-
er, Of the executive council of that
republic. arrived here this morning.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
Detective Shot.

Holden. Mo-, Jan. 29.-John Jack
son. detective for the Missouri. Kan
sas Il Texas road, was shot through
the head here early this morning. The
Missouri Pacific learned of Job on to
rob the train here at this morning.
The marshal OF the town learned the
robbers were in resort here. and he
with Jackson and another man went
there to arrest them. A fight ensued,
in which Jackson was fatally wounded
and one of the robbers badly. The
others escaped. In anticipation Of
the holdup the trains were run with
armed guards. The wounded robber
gave the name of Shores, and admit
ted having held up the Missouri Pa
ciic at Independence few nights ago
and robbirg the Pittsfeld postoilice
Friday night.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
MASON AFTER ENGLAND.
Illinois Senator Says American People Are
with the Beers.

WIN the
Washington, Jan. 29.-In the SEN
ate, Mason. of Illinois, rising to q
question of personal privilege, had
read an interview with the British
consul at New Orleans, in which Ma
son was criticised for Z speech of SYM
pathy with the Beers. Mason said
that not one-tenth of the English peo-
pie favored the war in South Africa;
that 80 per cent of the people of this
country sympathized with the Beers.
He said this was not the first time the
British diplomat had interfered in
American politics. He desired to
have attention called to the matter be-
fore it could injure the present adj
ministration as it injured Cleveland.
Tillman made a speech in vigorous
denunciation of the administration
Philippine policy.
In the house the committee on
rules reported back the Sulzer reso-
luton for n special committee TO in
vestigate the deposit of public funds
by Gage in New York banks and all
transactions relating TO the sale of
the New York custom house, with
recommendatiOn that ii be referred TO
the WAYS and means committee, to
which Cages reply had been referred.
Adopted.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
Hat and Goat Found Beside the Body
SHOOTS / Burglar.
a Suspected safe Blower Killed by An
GfIiCer.


Quincy. Ills. Jan. 29.-Detective
George Koch killed an unknown man
suspected Of being Il safe burglar here
The stranger arrived i'll town at .
o'clock in the afternoon. and the Of
1icrr WAS ShadOwing him. Finally the
detective approached the man and
asked for Il few minutes conversation.
AT the same time showing his star. The
burglar drew revolver. but the officer
shot first. killing him almost instantly.
Burglar tools and Il bottle of nitro
glyceriuc were found III the mans
pockets. The dead man had 4 com
pauion. who arrived i'll the city with
him. but he has not vet been found.
They registered at Moecker'S hotc! as
IL. VI. Crowley and II. Rogers. ana in
their grip AT the hotel was found Il
complete Xii of burglar tools. inclu,l=-
ing dynamite and fuses.
1t is since reported there were two
killed and one injured. The robbers
were traced from Galesburg to Quin-
cV.
Des Moines. Jan. 29-Chal les
Prince, shot NJ Quincy. ILL.,. Saturday
night, while resisting arrest. was a
resident Of this city. He lived in an
attractive home and his wife is re-
ported worth 500, 900. Prince was
born at Princeton, Ill. He will be
bun led at Rockford. He was finely
educated.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
EOERs RECAPTURE sPIO~ KoP.
Aft.r Desperate Battle They Force the
British to Retire.

ROcr Headquarters. MOdder Sprujt,
Upper Tugela. Wednesday, Jan. ~.
midnight. via LOurenZo Marques.
Thursday. Jan. 25.-Some Nryheid
burgherS from the OutpoStS on the high
est hills of the Spion kop group rushed
into the laager saying that the kOp was
lost and that the English had taken it.
EcinfOrccmentS were ordered up. but
nothing could be done for some time.
the hill being enVelOped in thick mist.
-At dawn the Heidelberg and Carolina
cOntin9cntS. supplemented from otht r
COmmaudOeS, began the ascent OF the
hill. Three spurs. precipitOuS project
tons. faced the Boer positions. Up
these the advance was made. The
horses were left under the first terrace
OF rocks.
Sealing the steep hill the Beers
found that the English had improved
tie opportunity and rntrenchrd heav-
lily. Between the lines Of trenches was
an open yeldt. which had 10 he rushed
under 4 heavy fire. not only from rifles.
but Of lvddite and Shrapnel from field
guns. Three forces assembled the three
spurs co-Orlinately. under cover of lire
from the Free State krupDS. a crcuSot
and big Maxim. The English tried
To rush the Beers with the bayOnct. but
IiltlE lnldHIEN "Fill tbNil btltIt' lllt'
BOcr rifle fire n before u Svythc. The
Bocr investing parts advanced step
bv step until in the aftrrn0n. when
~ white flag went Up ana l.IJ men IN
tie front trenches surrendered. being
sent aS prisoners 10 The head laaGcr.
The Roer advance continued on the
TWO kopieS east of Spiou kOp- Many
Beers were shot. but - numerous
were the bur@hrrS that thr gaps filled
automatically. Toward twilight they
reached the summit Of the ~t','oEd
KOpjc. but did not get further. The
British MIXimS helchrd flame. but "A
wall Uf lire from the MauserS held The
English back. Their center. under this
pressure. gradually gave WAY and
broke. abandoning the position.
The prisoners speak highly OF the
bravery of the bUrghcTS. who. drSpiS
ing cover. stood against the skyline
edges of the summit To shoot the Dub
lin FuSilcrS. sheltered in the trenches.
Firing continued for some time. and
then the fu>ilicrS and the Light Horse
serving a. infantry threw up their
arms and rushed out of the trenches
Til" effect of the abandonment or
Eop 10y the English can hardly he
gIugrd IL yet. hut it must prove to be
immense. IN unusually high proper
ton uf lyddiir shells did not explode.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29

Second -"IdtileSeX. who magnIEcenTIy
maintained the best traditions OF she
British army throughout the trying de V
Of Jan. ~. and ThOrnycrOfr's mounted
infantry. who fought throughout the
day equally well alongside OF them.
Respected Our Fighting Powers-
General WOodgate. who was In
command 4; the summit. having been
wounded. the officer who succeeded
him decided Oh tue night Of Jan. ~
to aba and0n the position. and did so be-
fore dawn. reached WarrenS camp
al > Il Ill. Oh jan. -. and decided
that a second attack upon SpiOn kop
was useless and that the enemy'S right
was TOO strong 10 allow me TO force
IT, Accordingly decid ad to withdraw
The force To- the south of the Tugela.
Area. III. we commenced Withdrawing
urdayf. Warren'S force was cOncentra-
ted south Of the Tugela without the
loss of man or ii pound Of stores. The
fact that the force could withdraw
from actual tOuch-in some cases the
lines We're less than a thousand yards
apar;-with the enemy in the manner
il did. l.. ] think. sufficient evidence
of Thr morale Of the troops. and that
W. were permitted To withdraw our
cUmbrnuS OK and mule transport
across the river. eighty-tivp yards
broad. with jweuty-fout banks and Il
very swift current. UnmOlcSted. iS. |
mink. proof that the enemy has been
taught 10 respect car soldiers lighting
-,
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
.IaiI.Rird Kill. a sheriff.

RcIlrville. Ills. Jan. 29.-Shrriff Her
man BaruickOl. Of 81. Clair county.
died Saturday night in consequence ot
Il wound inflicted 10y Benton ReVcll".
Il prisoner of the county jail. who.
with eight others. attempted to escape
after oVerpowering Turnkey Fred l..
Phillips Jan. IL. RarnickOlS left arm
WAS amputated NJ the shoulder blade
five hours before his death. The sheriff
killed his slayer during the tight with
the Jail breakers. Two of his brothers
are citizens Of Chicago. His aged
mother and his wife. who played Il
heroic part in preventing the Jail de-
livery. also survive him.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
MAKES FURTHER REPLY.
Secretary Gage Again Explains Govern
ment Relations With Banks.

Washington. Jan. 29.-Secretary
Gage sent to the senate IL reply to the
resolution of Jan. %, calling for fur
ther information as to his dealings
with the National City bank and
other New York banks. The secre-
tarv says that all the information
called for in the possession of the de-
partment is contained in the reply
sent the senate Jan. 10, and reiter-
atcs that there was no understanding
or agreement between the treasury
and any bank, contrary to law or in
contravention with the best interests
of the people in general.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
Opinions Diner as to Result.

Opinions differ widely as to wheth-
out antitrust laws. 1t is held bv
some lawyers that the act OF '93 did
not supercede that of '9l, that the
latter statute is still in force. How
ever that may be, the opinion is re-
garded to be an extremely important
one, because the law of '93 exemp-
ting farmers and stockraiSers from its
provisions, affected nearly three
fourths of the people of the state.
Chicago, Jan. 29.-The opinion
deals with the act of the Illinois legis-
lature of '93, based on the ground
that the statute contains both class
and special legislation and is in con-
travention with federal and state con-
stitutiOnS.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
Farm Tenants Going to Iowa.

Sycamore. Ills. Jan. 2Y-EaTm ten
ants are rapidly VacaTin% farms and
going to Iowa.. In the vicinity of Nal
IL farms owned 10y Joseph Bumgart-
ner. Jacob lIaish. Henry Bromley and
Samuel Sharp are NOW vacated. The
owners charge = rental of 81 and -
an acre aud the tenants cannot make
il profit them 10 rent. May ! many
other farms will he vacated and the
renters will 20 to Iowa. The farm
buildings show deSertion. windows
are broken in the houses. and every
thing that can toe appropriated around
the premises like lead pipes. etc. the
iron pcddlcrS are picking up. Owners
OF property will have tO come down
on their rent else we will have aban-
doncd farms in this section aS we'll as
the east.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
SELECT SENATE OFFICERS.
Secretary and Sergeant-at-arms NameC-
Inquiry to Semoa.

Washington, Jan. 29.-In the sem
ate Pettigrew, of South Dakota, pre-
sented n resolution asking the president
whether the people OF Samoa had been
consulted with reference to the recent
treaty regarding the islands. 1t went
over. Allison, of Iowa, presented an
order To- proceed to the election Of a
secretary and sergeant-at-arms, which
was adopted. Then on motion OF AL
lison, resolutions we've adopted select
ir-&~6-t8e-snet+ New York, sec
retary, and ID. NJ. Ransdell, of lndi
ana, scrreant-at-arms.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
MiIner Issue. a PROCLAIM ltion.

Cape Town. Friday. Ian. 2G.-Sir AL
fred Mi!r"r. British high commission
er. has issued Il proclamation announc-
iu= that b"r majeSfy'S government Will
not recognize a. valid any forfeiture.
fine or cncumhrance upon property in
The TranSVaal or the Free State SubS"-
auent to oct. 1u. the date when war
WIS l.,.larn,l
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29

London. Jan. 29.-The iutcrmcnt OF
the remains of the Duke of Tcck. who
died Sunday last ut White Lodge. Rich
mOnd. Park. Surrey. took place at -.
George chapel. Windsor. yesterday. It
WAS Il simple ceremonial. Fifteen mem
berS of the royal family were present.
-IIIt ~
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29

Iork. n,.I uy NlaSJe- an nanyery
Whitley Saturday afternoon. colonel
y +. Virgins purchased the interest
of Lelaud'S heirs 'harl-S W. Fannie
A and Ralph &. Leland. OF New York.
in the Leland hotel in This city. Ie
land farm. southwest uf Springfield
and some residence property here. pay
ing S1Sn.OO0. Colonel Wig.inS iS now
sole owner of the properties in que<-
-inn
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29

You should know that Foley's Honey
and Tar is absolutely the best remedy
for all diseases OF the throat, chest
and lungs. Dealers are authorized to
guarantee it to give satisfaction. Ac-
cept no substitute. All druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
Forty-Eigbt Omcers Gone.

London. Jan. 29.-Buller wires
from Spearman's camp the casualties
among the officers of the 5th dlvis-
son and mounted brigade at SPion
KOp Jan. "a. were: Killed, %;
wounded, 30; missing SIX.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
DETAILS OF THE FIGHT.
Gen. Boiler Sends - Report of the Aban-
donment OF SpIon kop.

Bocr Head LaaGcr. LIdy-mith. Jan.
-. Il p. m.-Thc British dead left OF
the battlefield yesterday numbered
500.
London. Ian. 29-Gcucral Butler :
dispatch To The war office states that
Spion kOp was abandoned on account
of lack of water. Inability to bring
artillery there and the heavy BOcF
fire. General Butler gives -no- list of
casualties Ills whole force withdrew
south Of the Tugcla river with the ev.-
dent intention OF reaching LadySmiIh
by another route.
London. Jan. 2o.-Gcucral Bullcr
says that Warrrn'~ troops hay" re-
turned south Of the TU=ela river. The
EorrS say that the British lost Loo
killed Wednesday. Il iS believed here
that this includes the wounded. The
Beers also claim that 100 of IN" Eng
lish troops surrendered ut SpiOn h"p
General EuIIer'> Di<patoh.
London. Jan. 29.-I'olowin- iS the
text OF General RulI-r'~ dispatch.
dated SpcIrmIn's Camp. saturday.
Jan. -, G:lu y. IN: "On Jan. ~ War
rcn drove back the enemy and oil
- iaincd poS>r>Siuu of the southern
crrStS of the high tablcland extending
HOnger'< POOrt to the western Lady
smith hills From then 10 Jan. - he
remained in close contact with th.'
enemy The enemy held Il strong pp-
Sitiuu on range of small kUpl"S
stretching from northwest tn south
east across the plateau from Acton
Homes. through SpiOn kop. Ia the LEFT
bank Of the Tugela. The actual pos!
tiuu held was perfectly tcnahlc. but
did not lend itself To an advance a~
the southern slopes were 50 steep that
Warren could not get an effective ar
tlllrry position. and water supply WAS
4 difficulty.
Attack Spiou KoP.
"On Jan. -: | a>Scutcd Ia his attack
Ing Spi"n kop. a large hill. indeed a
mountain. which was evidently lie key
of tho position. but was FAR NOR" ac
,,.SSihlc from the north than from the
south On thcnight Of Jan. ~ 3hcattaCk"d
Spion kop hut found il very difficult
20 hold. aS it~ pcrimctrr was too lIrG"
ard water. which hc had been led to
believe existed. i'm this extraordinary
drv season was found very deficient.
The crcStS were held all that day
against severe attacks and heavy
shell fire our men fought with great
caIIautry | would especially mention
the conduct Of the Second Camcroutau>
and the Third Kings Rifles. who sup
ported the attack on the mountain
from the StCcpCSt side and. in each
case fought their way to the top. and
the Second Lancashire fu>il!erS and
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
The c,rt.ryiIIe MuTier Trial.

Springfield. Ills. Jan. 29.-A Vienna
sEet.ial IL The State Register SAYS that
the first week OF the case OF the Car
teryille strikers charged with murder
ing five negroes in the riot At Carter
vile. Sept. Il. closed with but five
turo;s accepted out of 164 talesmen
eXaIAned. new venire Of fifty tales.
men was ordered 10 report this morn
ing
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
Bonds Need Not Rc Paid.

Cleveland. Jan. 2o.-In the United
States circuit court saturday Judge
w. Il. Day decided that bonds for S225.-
400 Issued hy this DCUYahogaD county
need not be paid. the law under which
the bonds were issued having been de
ClaIod unconstitutional.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29

responded Ia the roll cali voted for
the minority report. and the clerk an
nounced The total IL IL ~. Tie ma
jority report is amended 10y the mi
nority report was then adopted. and
Van Meter WAS declared Il member OF
the houSt
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
IOWA SALOONS ILLEGAL

Those at Des MOIneS Have Heen Kunning
Contrary to Law.
Des MOines, Iowa. Jan. 29.-Ac-
cording to decision OF the supreme
court rendered today. every saloon in
the city is running in violation of
law. The court holds that a petition
of consent filed in "a did not contain
the names required of 90 per cent of
the voters.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29

HELD VOID
Ruling of Federal Judge Kohl
Saat on Illinois
Law.
DECISION IS IMPORTANT.
Various Opinions on the
Effect of the Inter-
probation.

Chicago. Jan. 29.-Jndge Kohlsa: |,
of the federal court. rendered deci~-
ion declaring the Illinois antitrust
law unconstitutional.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
To Cure IA Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All dru :gists refund the money if it
fails to cure. +. W. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. % cents.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
War Will Last Long Time.

Berlin. Jan. -. - The DeutSche
Ta=cs ZeitunC published an interview
Yesterday with Dr. LeydS. which rep
re>entS him a having said. The war
will certainly last 4 very long time.
Tho TranSvaal will decidedly not be-
The first To seek peace. and viii refuse
any proposals Oh he baSlS 81 the status
quo.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
SEVERE FIRE IN GOTHAM
rhree Hundred thousand Dollar Less in

once building.
New York. Jan. 29.-The 7-story
building in Cherry street occupied by
Haywood Bros. and the Wakefield
Manufacturing company. as chair
factory. burned this morning. The
loss j. $500. 900.
Rock Island Argus., 1900-01-29
The LAwton Fund.

Washington. Jan 90 The I.awton
fund 10 date amounts 10 over 500