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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-11-06

Telegraph Learners Outfits, Medical
Induction Coils, Carriage Lights, Dyna-
mo Shocking Machines BUYERS, Bells,
Door Bells, Call Bells, Hack Bells, Au-
fomobile Bells Dry Batteries, Wet Bat
teries, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-11-06

The man that is content to whis-
per down a well,
About the kind and quality of
of goods he has to sell,
Will never make One-half as
many dollars
As he who climbs a tree and
HOLLERS."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-11-06
FOR RENT.

Nice cottage of 6 rooms,
6 bedrooms), modern improve
ments, stables. Kalrhi and
Beckley streets, Kalihi, $50.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-11-06
n Chance for Investors:

Any one with money to invest looking
for something that will bring good
returns on sums invested, has here a
fine opportunity. Houses built on
these lots will find ready rental at
strong rates by good tenants.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-11-06
An Unsurpassed Residence Site

These lots the Pauoa side of Pacific Heights
They face Pauoa Road being widened and macadam
lied, and adjoin the Pacific Heights Eclectic Railway.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-11-06
AL(J()LIA

Is Alcohol in solid chunks. 1t is the
newest invention and interests everyone
who has to cook or heat.
Alcolia comes put up in a brass cup
with screw cover and metal frame to
support utensils used for boiling or
heating. 1t has all the advantages and
none of the Inconvenience of liquid
alcohol, and produces greater heat. 1t
is a complete pocket or travelling stove
and ever ready for use.
Alcolia is non-eXplosive and absolute
ly safe and there is no splitting or leak
ing. The stove can be relit from time
to time and is not easily blown out.
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"The Largest Store South of the Ohio' LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB.

Dining about $0OOo single of the handsome thereise to mlIonares a of We the possibility buying has nothing do with you to feel un-  handsonet world little medytle difference entertain 
  dshnctde rmentu furniture cheaper
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IRON M MARKET
s .uation Develops Weakening Tenden-
 cy-Export Trade Light

New York, October 4.-According to the Iron Age, in its weekly review of the iron and steel trade situation, d tendency to- ward weakness has developed in the pig iron markets, due, primarily, to the fact that the lowering in freight rates from Southern furnaces has made competition keener from that source This applies not only to foundry irons, but also to basic irons. Moderate quantities have been sold.
 On genelrad conditions the Iron Age says: 'The export trade in pig iron Is light, buy CTS and sellers being far apart. Only small lots are being placed. Billets are still very dull The foreign market Is quiet. Freights to Liverpool have eAsed somewhat, and are now given at 13s sd, as against i5c re- gently.
 Tn the steel rail trade the situation Is not quite clear as yet. Some of the anthracite coal roads and some stray New England and Southern lines have ordered rails, but 1t is expected that the lines who obtain a good deal of traffic from the rail mills, the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio, wifi soon act as leaders in placing orders for rails, many of the smaller roads consider ing it safe to follow when they take the initiative.
The age-herald., 1900-10-05
Brass and Iron Beds.

WHITE ENAMEL IRON BEDS in feet 6 and feet sizes: These beds are not simply painted white; they are en- Price, ,JO
 WHITE ENAMEL IRON BEDS feet and A feet t A sizes; These e beds beds have have the floor; bed the best of us A Sef need not be ashamed of. Price, E. VU
 ENAMELED ELECTRIC BLUE BED hoyaty in feet size cbssn feet inches ba5 h!gs % Price, JsVU
 WHITE ENAMEL IRON BEDS 8 feet and feet sizes; full brass rods head brass spindle in head and foot G m Price, OsUV
 BABY BLUE IRON BEDs-Full brass three t b brass ss rings @ and md three brass su spine dles, with swell foot board; is ID Ef1 feet high. Price, ak,CS WHITE r ENAMEL ANp MOSS trimmed; has new, style vase in place of the ordinary knob; has shaped head SjSb. Snd f0Pt Pr,cel Is 5 feet 6 inches i3.01
 COLONIAL IRON BEDS in light blue and ivory; nearly the half of the bed is brass; the best laquered brass, 97 En thing new. The effect is striking; the design Is true Rococo Heavily brass trimmed; 4 feet s inches wide, AK faf U lScl D I1lt0ts HE WI VS
 ALL BRASS CANOPY-Can be easily adjusted to any bed. 9f EM Price, S1S50 and EssOU prIad, TmH GROWN CANOPY 32.50
 ALL BRASS BED4 feet 6 inches wide, 5 feet 4 inches high; IF inch post; with swell foot board 40 TS Price, OS' sC
 ALL BRASS BEDS4 feet wide, feet inches high; bowed foot board, g. inch pillar, which is the largest post used in brass beds; very heavy A0 TS cast brass knobs Price, efJ. EV
 ALL BRASS BEDS-Trimmings of fancy designed cast brass. The work beauty; it. 10 in. high. Price, UU' US ALL BRASS BEDs-Goose neck ef- feet; top of each post elaborate in de- sign; best English lacquered 1n Eaf1 brass. Price, SU,V VU
 COLONIAL BRASS BEDS-This bed has heavy jacket of brass over steel tubing; has no knobs, but is bent in such a fashion as to make 1t most eff Price, hAJiVU
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Bedroom Suits.

,,, GOLDEN FIN, OAK "A, sUITsapresser od:,rs has French bevel plate mirror 2O124 Suit is 1i1lahsG xsll sGSn'1Fyaistsd FTiss, and nicely l4.40 suITsEThree pieces. Dresser, axsO '' bev- el plate mirror; bed stands g feet Is something new-the first out this sea sSn sSn with The orssrs fsstsries pres ses 5000 Ash Is a hard wood, and takes beauti- full finish. For medium-p priced suit we can't offer you anything better: 24x3O top drawers, swelied; dainty bit of cafving-not overdone to make Tk a suit look shabby. Price, 11. ID
 GOLDEN OAK BEDROOM SUITS 2Sxs4 French bevei plate mirror; carved heavily; bed and dresser trimmed with Napoleon beading; hand pol 90 m ish. Price, OS.VO
 MAHOGANY CURLY BIRCH SUITS Mirror Mi, to dresser 2Sxs4 pattern French dresser full swell front. A massive suit. CTS. Price, &O.JV
 GOLDEN OAK sUITs-Full quarter tifully carved; pattern French bevel dresser AS in. wide. Price, UU.UU
 GOLDEN QUARTER-SAwED SUITS
 EIsn eabtSrStSly carved a2x FeSeh s Seve erhsS pse doSos o to Sa hE2n PliSs, isass Bed feet inches high. Ga. co
 MA MA,SHoeANY JOG! Y. .. sgITs-Dresser full plate mirror. The carving is simple, Price. ' ~ 0y. .5U
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Dining Extension
 Tables.

SOLID OAK EXTENSION TABLES Six feet well made and finished legs, bolt. Price, sOS
 GOLDEN ASH EXTENSION "A shaped stretcher connecting the legs; two center legs; all legs OO fiuted. Price.
 QUARTER SAWED GOLDEN OAK EXTENSION TABLBS--Eight rect long, pillar legs, round top, 54 lncnes III
 ameter; hand-polished Price, PA nn
 FLEMISH OAK EXTENSION "A BLES-Eight feet long by 54 inches wide, claw feet, rope effect. Has stretchers connecting the legs. Design true 10 the old Holland style A5 uO
 GOLDEN FLAKEY QUARTER OAK EXTENSION TABLES-Ten feet long and feet wide; an unusually wide ta, ble for the price. The top IS supported by huge pillow. Lodm making nisca EeWsy W neas es Price, SV'VV
 CRoTCHED MAHOGANY EXTEN-- SION TABLES-Ten feet long and 54 inches wide, inlaid lines; a reproduc- tion of an old colonial table. The top is round, giving the table IF fsn quaint effect. Price, s6bVV
 GOLDEN QUARTER-SAWED FIX TENSION TABLES-Ten feet long by 54 inches wide; round top, The base of the table has four carved Griffins; all hand work. Table Is polished ffm an by hand Price, h0sSV
The age-herald., 1900-10-05
SidebOardS.

GOLDEN OAK sIDEBOARDS-Two top drawers swelled; French bey- fl pr,oa mirror l2x2o; two brackets 0,00
 GOLDEN OAK sIDBBoARDs-42 inches wide, feet inches high; French bevel plate, mirror l6x2s; well .7E made. nicely furnished Price, iysSS shaped SpaPtM top two 4Ah swell sitp drawers; one shelf at bottom of mirror and two eg SK Vo eaooey pts 5SP PPse 6.5
 GOLDEN OAK sIDEBOARDs--Base 50 inches wide, p inches deep; large drawers , sweled i;,na large rg pI{sa linen FLED
 GOLDEN QUARTER-sAWED OAK sIDEBoARDS-Oval mirror 24xS4;, four brackets; silver drawer, plush hnea; caryeo. claw feet Price. and ela'orately 39.75
 FLEMISH OAK SIDEBOARDS-True to the old Holland style; two cupboards and three drawers; French beyel T. plaasee e %FfST mi sase Dost tee prae 55.UO
 GOLDEN OAK SIDEBOARDS-Hand polish and quarter-sawed; claw ieet; three lion heads carved on, the toilet, 2oX44. 25 inches deep and 5 feet long; two carved heads on panels of RH.M0 ths soPIp PdTe MAHo;GANY 1iee; CHIPPENDALE SIDEBOARDS-Cano top; has long shelf or plate rack running full length of board; inlaid lines of white holly; French bevel plate mirror AK GD nn 50. Price,
 GOLDEN OAK SIDEBOARDS-Moo ish design; the oldest piece we have ln the house; carved faces that stand stand ope tpe in bold relief; oxidized pulls, giving the effect of a true Moorish piece; very odd in shape and design. You will naye to see it to fully appreciate H nH it. Price, nOsS match; has mirror back. Price, SVEVV
 A dinner wagon to go with this board and closet; a dead match, for Yds XIII
The age-herald., 1900-10-05
Morris Chairs.

MAHOGANIZED MORRIS CHAIRS Polish finish; claw feet; reversible cushions; the cheapest Morris O m Chair on the market. Price, 0.UU
 IMITATION MAHOGANY MORRIS .oEa. .CHA1Rs.spring seat adjustable cYsA- highly polished. Price, e4 'VV
 GOLDEN OAK MORRIS CHAIRS Has new patent attachment for adjust ing. chair; can be set at any posture, and and . 1t stays, there; Chair is j.E0
 NEED BIRCH MORRIS CHAIRS GHtA arms; best Velour cushions 6 k0 and spring seat. Price. IVY cadARsEsfsS end daS ees Ss Sasvss hsfas a@s ss and easily werksd. A hand 27.S0 SOsne sofIp fn MAHOGANY MoRR1s cHAhSuRs2lstsEssd R Rand sdfths5i pelshe ae sS'ss'fss'ts eia% fsst a1S sSS' carved heads S9.7E on arms. Price. OO1O
The age-herald., 1900-10-05

money and spend 1t for their own good in Porto Rico Let me call your attention to the fact that the Congress which con- vened in 1774 apointed Mr. Jay to prepare an address to the people of Great Britain. He prepared 1t and it was approved by Congress on the Fist day of October, 1774. and in that address you will find these worlds
 These and many other imposltions were laid upon us most unjustly and unconstitu- tionally for the express purpose of raising the revenue In order to silence complaint it was indeed provided that this revenue should be expended In America for its pro- tection and defense. These exactions however can receive no Justification from a pretended necessity of protecting and defending us. They are lavishly suuan- dered on court favorites and ministerial de- pendents, generally avoWed enemies of America, who employ themselves by par tiai representation to traduce and embroil the colonists.'
 MoKinleys Words
 ''Mr Mckinley himself in a Fourth of July speech at Chicago five years ago last July, speaking of the authors and signers Of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, said;
 They built not only for themselves, but for posterity. Not alone for the present were their sacrifices and struggles but for all time thereafter; not for American col-
 
 Wherever men and women are struggling for higher, freer and better conditions All men have equal rights guaranteed by our Constitution and laws and that equality must be forever preserved and strengthened and everywhere recognized. We are all Americans; we are all sovereigns, equal in the ballot and that citizen is the best who does his best, who follows the light as God gives him to see the light, who comedies to all the races of mankind what he claims for himself'
 T cannot better describe the fall of the Republican party; I cannot better picture its demoralization; cannot better describe It's complete surrender to the doctrines that underlie monarchies and empires and despotism than to tell you that when King dies a Republican President can send a message of condolence, but that when the two Boer Republics expire, no Republi- can sheds a tear.
 we want this nation to be among the nations as light and example. I go into community and see some gray-haired patriarch whose life is so upright, whose conduct is so just that people submit to him their differences and abide his judg- ment. And when I see such an one, am reminded of the words of Solomon "A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches and loving favor rather than silver and gold.' I want this nation to be the patriarch among the nations. I want It to stand erect. I want 1t to be just and upright that when other nations quarrel, instead of calling out great armies to kill each other They win say, Leave the ques- tion to the United States; they can be trusted I want this nation to be a peace maker among the nations and then it will earn the reward promised to the peace maker, blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God "
The age-herald., 1900-10-05
WardrObeS.

GOLDEN OAK wARDROBES-Sin gle size; well finished. Q E0 Price OaVU
 GOLDEN OAK DOUBLE WARD ROBES-5 inches wide; has shelves on one side and hanging compart- A TIE ment on the other. Price, lIsIO
 GOLDEN OAK WARDROBES-Po finish, two French bevel plate mirrors 12x4S; handsomely carved; two small drawers at the base; fluted GG kG column in center. Price, CO'OO
 BIRD'S-EYE MAPLE WARDROBES- A nice piece for young ladies' room; has French bevel plate mirror 2x4S and large drawer at the base. A6 m
 GOLDEN OAK wARDROBEs- inches wide, 8 feet and 6 ipcbes high; two large drawers at base! has two French bevel plate mirrors 14x4Si three Price. 4OsOV
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China Closets.

GOLDEN OAK CHINA CLOSETS Quarter-sawed polish, round ends; has French bevel mirror on l0 E0 top Price, e1sVV
 GOLDEN OAK CHINA CLOSETS Quarter-sawed, round ends and bent glass front; claw feet; fluted columns six feet high; hand pol Ak m ish. Price, sfOsOO
 GOLDEN OAK CHINA CLOSETS Glass shelves and mirror back; claw feet and rope columns; beautiful EsN m closet for cut-glass. Price, VV.VV
 MAHOGANY CHINA CLOSETS-Full mirror back, 48 inches wide and 6 feet high; claw feet and rope col D kn umns. Price, VAnVV
 SOLID MAHOGANY CHINA CLOS- double-strength glass; two dragon heads carved on front columns; claw on m feet. Price, SO'VV
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Fancy Rockers.

IMITATION MAHOGANY COBBLER ROCKERS-Seat illuminated leather; Iron rod running through arm, mak- ing very durable Rocker. E no Price, V'VO
 POLISH SADDLE SEAT ROCKERS in Mahoganized Birch and E YE Golden Oak; slat back. Price, U' 6J
 COLONIAL ARM ROCKERS in high ly polished Birch; inlaid back with marquetry; a beautiful rock N0 CT. Price, aVV upholstered in green plush; panel Qf Gu pids painted by hand; a sty- 19 kM fish rocker. Price, GO0V
 GOLDEN CHARTERED O K Carved arms and back; rope 1G YR spindles in back. Price, 1V' GV
 GOLDEN OAK ROCKERS-Embosse leather seat and back; handsome rock hall. Price, GG'OO
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Bed Springs.

SPIRAL SPRING BEDS-Made of mallable steel wire, tempered to stand Price, &uJU
 DOUBLE-DECKER BED SPRINGS FOR LARGE FOLkS-Heavy-w weights one that will stand the test; it's made of the finish tempered steel maleable wire and re-enforced by iron bands. We guarantee it for years. a an Price UIvV
 IRON SPRINGS for iron beds at $3.75 to $4.50 for the best made.
The age-herald., 1900-10-05
Ambrup's Expedition

Copenhagen, October 4.-Lieutenant Am drup's Greenland expedition has arrived here on board the Antarctic. The members of the expedition explored and mapped out a hitherto unknown stretch of land extend ing from Cape Town, latitude 69 degrees 2S minutes north, to Agasiz land, 67 degrees and 30 minutes north.
The age-herald., 1900-10-05
Brooklyn, !; Boston, 3

Boston, October 1.-The Bostons finished their home series by dropping todays game to Brooklyn, making it three straights for the visitors and giving them for the series sixteen games to four. Score: RH. E. Boston,. ..,. .... ....1 70 0200-8 0 Brooklyn. :. :. ....1 021200 00-7 2
 Batteries Pittinger, Lewis and Sullivan; Kitson and Mcclure.
The age-herald., 1900-10-05
Dutch D. K. Suits.

OLD DUTCH DINING ROOM SUIT Consisting of Sideboard, China Closet, Extension Table, two Arm and six Side Chairs and buffet. The Sideboard Is a departure from the ordinary boardi has no mirror, but In place carved panel that is a study and a marvel ot beauty. The table has a rim that IS carved on the top; when left uncovered Is most effective. China Closet has mir TOT back to reflect your qpt-glaSs; all the handsomest Flemish set in Ala bama Come and take a look hN0 Ef1 at it. SS'SV
The age-herald., 1900-10-05
twenty Thousand Packs

of superb playing cards, obtainable from the Malt-Nutrine Dept, Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn, St. Louis, Mo-, for 25 cents a pack in stamps or money. Gilt edges, leatherette cases, U. s. Army and Navy heroes on face cards, high finish, perfect slip.
The age-herald., 1900-10-05
The Furniture Exposition Continues
Odd DreSSerS.

GOLDEN OAK DREssERs-2oxa French bevel plate mirror; 0 E6 well-fnished piece, for Ss&V
 GOLDEN OAK DREssERs-24xso bev- el plate mirror; base to dresser 45 inches wide; wide; two p top drswers 1,o swelled, ifs.7S
 WHITE MAPLE DRESSERS-20x24 French beve1 plate mirror; a neat dress CT for miss room, and cheap kE En at EUIVV
 WHITE MAPLE DRESSERS-24xsO pattern French bevel plate mirror; two top drawers, shaped; neatly 9fA S6A carved, polish finish. Price, EUiJU
 MAHOGANY DRESSER-24x oval mirror; full swell front cast brass pulls and finish the very best. 2 a m Price, kU.UW
 GOLDEN FLAKEY OAK DRESS claw feet; base sl inches wide; French bevel plate mirror, oval in shape, 2Sx40 plate; beautiful dress E0 7E CT. Price, U0sEV
 SOLID MAHOGANY CHINA CLOS Bulged front-shaped ends and carved corners; drawers lined with bird's-eye maple; French pattern bevel 6 fse1 plate mirror S2x44. Price, I9J.VU
The age-herald., 1900-10-05
st. Louis, 2j cincinnati, Il

Cincinnati, October 4.-Jones was hit harder than Hahn, but St. Louis had the luck and won an interesting game. Score
 R.H.E. Cincinnati. .. .. .. ..01000 0-111 0 St. Louis.... .. .. 70 00 001 0-2 s 2 Batteries: Hahn and Kahoe; Jones and Criger.
The age-herald., 1900-10-05
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phillies, 5; New York, 4

Philadelphia, October 4.-New York out batted Philadelphia two to one in number, but the locals hitting was more effective. Score: R.H.E Philadelphia. .. .. ..SO1O1000 *-5 l New York. .. .. Il 0 0 0 0 0 2 O. 14
 Batteries: Donahpe and Mcfarland; Car rick and BoWerman.
The age-herald., 1900-10-05
GRAPESi GREATEST!

We have carload, three thousand baskets fine Concord Grapes, on l.. & N. track, slightly damaged, which we offer cheap to dealers for wine making, etc.
 ]. H. MoCARY co.
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REDuCED RATES.

Rate of fare and one,third on certificate plan via Central of Georgia Railway to Charleston, S. C., account meeting of Ma tional Association of Fire Engineers Octo- Der to 12, 1900.
 SOLON JACOBS,
 Commercial Agent,
 w, D. HAMMET,
 Travelling Passenger Agent, 1921 First Avenue, Birmingham, Ala.
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ChiffOnierS.

GOLDEN OAK CHIFFONIERS-Fiv large drawers; S4 inches wide and ex- treme heighth feet; well fin- k kf1 ished. Price, VV
 GOLDEN OAK CHIFFoNIERs-Has 12x20 French bevel plate mirror; five large drawers, all of them round cor ners; has re-enforced top; well 10 EN made and finished. Price, tO,VU
 GOLDEN OAK CHIFFONIERS-Base 42 inches; has 16x28 French pattern bev- el plate mirror; an unusually large SeiGalsg Ss eoSsirdRs}sS R4.iSsh FPss PIse and 2000
 GENUINE MAHOGANY CHIFFo- MFRS -serpentine front, cast brass bevel plate mirror 16x28; nicely 1E m carved and hand polish. Price, &VIVV
 BIRD'S-EYE MAPLE CHIFFONIERS -Four large drawers and two small drawers; swell front; pattern French bevel plate mirror 14x24. Price, 9E EN
 BIRDs-EYE MAPLE CHIFFONIERS -.Serpentine front, oval French bevel plate mirror 1SX22; four large drawers legs. Price, OV,VV
 SOLID MAHOGANY CHIFFoNIERs-. 52 inches wide, feet high has room enough for small family to store away things; foul. large drawers, two small drawers and a secret drawer that q burglar can't find; large French bevel plate mirror 1SX40 Price, En m
 BIRD'S-EYE MAPLE CHIFFON1ERS Four large drawers, two small drawers and hat box; double swell front; pat tern French bevel plate mir Ef En TOT 1Sx30. Price, UhJV
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-03
DAILY. who is off with a sprained

DAILY. who is of with sprained
ankle.
Engineer Bob McQuaid, of the O..
is slek- c. f. Dempsey has his en-
CINE.
Brakeman w. Archer, of the c., r.
l. & P, has reported after, short i'll
ness.
H. A. Nutting, conductor on the
Rock Island, has reported, after an
illness
Conductor j. A. Wright, of the c.,
L. /. & p, has returned to work after
being i'll.
w. w. Scott. of the Rock Island. is
again on his engine, after weeks
absence.
Brakeman Shippey has recovered
from his illness and is at work again
on the Q.
Engineer J. A. Clapper. of the c.,
K. l. q p, is moving his family to
Muscatine.
Dan Maroney, engineer on the Rock
Island, is sick, and A. L. Nickson has
his engine.
Brakeman viii Ferguson. of the
Rock Island, is spending few days
IL NiNtOl AO"os
w. Williams eng ne, No SIC,
has been completely overhauled in the
Rock Island shops.
Brakeman c. c. Sexton, of the c.,
K. L. & p, is back from Chicago, where
he has been on business.
The c., X. l. Il p. engine sos is
being overhauled, and +. Duncan and
G. W. Reed are taking rest.
1t was Mat Griffin who was taken
to the hospital suffering with typhoid
fever, instead of Harry Griffin.
George Beese, formerly fireman on
the c., K. /. & p, has gone to Des
MoiIes TO run a switch engine.
Frank Sherman, bill clerk for the q.
in Moline, has resigned. and will go
to Julesburg, Col, to run n farm.
Coach Cleaner l.. G. Fairchild has
gone back to work on the Burlington,
after months siege with rheuma-
tism.
A number of passenger trains were
run with double headers Wednesday
and Thursday, on account of the snow
storm.
Engineer Ed Heffernan, of the Rock
Island, is on engine S02, while the
regular engineer, Tom Dunn, is tax
iny 4 rest.
Perry Clinkenbeam has reported for
work on the Rock Island, having re-
covered from the injury received in
falling off car.
Brakeman II. G.. Peters. of the Bur-
lington, hurt his knee Thursday
night while switching in the Moline
yards, and is off duty.
Engineer II. f Pratt. of the Rock
Island, was suddenly taken ill while
on duty, and T. j. Robinson has been
given his engine, No. SOC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-03
A Natural bridge In Arizona.

Natural bridge. on Pine creek. in the
| northern part of ella county. is one of
the greatest natural curiosities in the
United States, equaling if not sur
passing the Natural bridge of Virginia.
1t spans the creek at n height of about
200 feet. and the walls of the canyon
rise above it on either side 700 or 800
feet and on one side form n perpendic-
ular precipice. The bridge is of lime
formation. and the inside of the great
arch, which is some $50 feet across,
is worn by the water as smooth as
though chiseled by the skillfuI hand
of n stonemason. The arch on top is
nearly. if not quite. 400 feet in width.
1000 feet in length across the canyon
and ut the thinnest part only six feet
through. About the center of the arch
Is a hole large enough to admit the
body of a man and through which one
can look down into the crystal pool of
water 200 feet below.-Globe, Ca IT,
Silver Belt.