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SCHLEY S
PROTEST.
The Admira|'s Objections to
the Verdict of the
Court.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Is-Admirai
Schley late this afternoon. through his
counsel. presented TO the Secretary Of
Navy his bill OF exceptions 10 the hnd-
inSs or the majority OF the Court OF
Inquiry. The bill claims that the ma.
jority Of the court gave their opinion
that Commodore Scs,iey should havs
proceeded with the utmost despatch on
C!en.uegos when there was no speclaca-
ton covr!ng this point. and without
giving the applicant an opportunity to
furnish evidence on IT, The fact that
no placc was mentioned on what -
known as the McCaila memorandum for
meeting the insurgents IL regarded AZ
a paramount reason why conmun!ca.
,iosl was not held with the insurgents.
The bill ;ukes up the testimony in de.
TAFT. and argues that on almost every
point the findings Of :he majority Of
the court We're contrary 10 the evidence
following the same lines as the arsa-
meats made BY Admiral Schley's atto.-
neys. Every conclusion In the finding
o. the court was taken UP and neSutive-
" argued. ana the court wss criticised
for NOT determining who was commands
cr-ln-chiet In n. Santiago battle
The bill concludes with the statement
that the proceedings OF the majority Of
the court were irregular; that Admiral
Srhleys rights have been pr-Judlced.
and RS testimony In many particulars
not considered and that the evidence 10
absolutely insufficient 10 sustain the
opinion which has been rendered. md
that therefor. grave and lrrepaianle
Injustice has been lore Admiral. schley.
Admiral Schley. through counsel. also
has served notice that IL Admiral Sirnp-
son objects 10 the auding OF Admiral
Dewey he Will claim the right 20 be +
heard in reference 10 such objection.
The evening world., 1901-12-18
Fifth Race-Admetus !, Judge Steadman 2, DeIoraine
Sixth Race-Fleuron ], Pyrrho 2, If-You-Dare 3.
A WHITE CHRISTMAS AND
MORE SNOW ARE PROMISED,
Not Enough Of the Beautiful However, to Make the
Snow-RemovaI Contractor Joyful.

More snow Is promised by the Weather
Bureau FOR to-day. and there ar. strong
nopcs that Christmas Will be white and
Gold:
Tn: ncecy mantle Ina, now covers
New York began falling yesterday az
iernoon and continued with little inter.
mission III! almost daylight. At times
the air was ruil OF the whirilns flakes.
which covered pedcsIrians anu ninders.
al sorts OF traffic.
The sidewalks have been DANGEROUS
for al! PERSONS except small boys. a
score U! men and "o.mu have beef.
tAA"H ~ hJsp.taIs Tor Treatment, FOR
ofoneh asILs. legs and ribs ana con.
tukiona.
Ine snow Is no, Of sui:ic:.n: ucp,h l.,
calls" the snow contractor to begin Us
removal. but additional str'st-swerpers
nay been put TO woI:. mad tn. crossing,
VII be cleaned al once
fany transfers were unprepsred for
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be as eccentric as had been his habit
o. life.
One clause provided only 500 a year
for the maintenance and ciucation OF
his two daughters.
In Their twen,y-ht,h year they are to
.cceive no less than f65.0c each.
III certain prominent lady IN the
land can dress on 500 n year. couldn't
You do as wcl!?" asked the Chancellor
Miss Minnie Beeslcy looked soulful!y
1t the man OF law and then smiled at
his question. The Chancellor smiled
back and was like wax when she shook
Ter head in the negative.
well. how will sa5 Il week do?" asked
the Chancellor. The courtroom bright
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HE|RESS SUES
PROMOTER
Millionaire Wells Grand
daughter Seeks Separation
from R. c. SibIey.

The marital trials and tribulations OF
Richard Clay Sibley and beautiful Garlic
Well Sibley. who might be enjoying an
income OF $1,000 a year together. were
aired before Justice. Truax In the SD.
preme Court to-day
Mrs. Sibiey asks for a LEGAL separation.
and It Is about the fourth suit between
these two.
Richard Clay sibley 10 described a.
''pronoter' and 1t has been judictaily
determined that he has an income o.
1910 and 10. ahls to pay SO monthly.
ahmony during the tendency OF his
wtfe's action. -
She Is a granddaughter OF Henry Wen.
the millionaire Brooklynite. They were
married in 1855.
He Is ffty-,even years old. She II
th!rty-two. and was only stxteen when
she married SIbley. She charges that
he treated her cruelty and got rid of
her furniture.
The case was decided against Sib!ey
once and decree OF separation granted
by default. but he got the case se-
opened.
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~ employment Monday afternoon j;
O'Clock IL go 10 III. Post office. an.
theme. 20 his room.
/, Is nor known ~ha; time he reached
tn Bedford street hOusc A man OF the
nan" ~ Jones In a room adjoining that
~ NM hear! a nois. as /. 'tuscd hy -
fIl!.ns chair abpus midnight There
Vas m overturned ,htIr in NUTS room
when he Was found
II" mad taken on his ovcrcoat, hat,
coat ana YES; and III the gas before he
nesame unconscious From appearances
he -tll over m The bed as he WAS about
10 stopp to TAX. on h!s shoes,
II Is sGrpu'"d that he was assaulted
on his WA home and a!d NOT realizc
nos aerions MS coalition was. /, is
said ,t the house In Bedford street that,
nc wls not "A drinking man.
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cned with the smile tina. came to the
faces OF the two plaintiffs.
Now candy, !cc-cream sodas and the
Tx. make hole In girls pocket. "
suggested Judge Scott. who appeared for
them.
II know that" said the Chancellor.
WITH broad grin. and he allowed Slol
Authorization cartares and tee
iJI3uy.. ne put IL.
Then the lawyers got an allowance FOR
fees and every one left III" court smii-
Ing.
Judge Scott said In cour; during his
preliminary argument that the father OF
the girls vas 50 p,nur4uus that his las;
Thanksgiving dinner had consisted OF n
can q. sariln.s and n can ~ peas. He
had forced hts son Edward to 20 into
;hc Peterson sGoons and eat FREQ
lunches. IAa
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DRAMATIC STORY
OF WRECK AT SEA.
Seven Fought Death on Sinking Schooner for
Days-Rescued and Brought to New York.

two days the schooner began 10 break
up. and the men expected that every
minute would be- their last.
The day before they we're rescued by
tho Advance s,enmer with the letter
"R" painted In rel on her smokestack.
and the name Daphne" painted on her
side came near the schooner and pre-
pared TO lower boat. II was dark be-.
fore III. steamer could Sc, near enough
and the next norning she had d!sap-
p-ared.
The s.amcn "ho went 10 tn. rescue
In HE small boat were Mate Edward
Hammond. Boatswain j. Atkinson. s.
Thompson. Bols!ng ana J Sathson.
Some OF tho schooncr's crew attributed
their mishap 20 the fact that they sailed
on Friday. the thirteenth.
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The steamer Advance Of the Panama
Railway steamship Company cam. into
port to-day with the crew OF the
srhooner Edward ". Young on board
TIE seven men were taken from the
schooner last Monday morning while
she was sinking on Cape Hat'cras.
The rescued men are Capt John Mad
docks. Mate T. J. Pet-:@"n. william
Perry. William I>eck.. Gena Anderson,
Hall Pierson and Charles Cahlll. Perry
and Lcck!c hat their hands so badly
swollen and cracked by tho cold salt
water that they viii have 10 go TO a
hospital.
The story told ~ the crsw Is ira-
matte In the extreme.
After being Saier-logg.d for Geariy
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forced to yield.
Widespr, tumult in the Copper
ranks is expected to result. and 1t Is
now believed that the Amalgamated
dividend will be cut TO per cent. II
1t is not passed altogether.
Amalgama.cd Copper opened to.cay n,
60 IL. the same hgures at which /:
closed last night.
The :irst few quotations ranged from
g l-2 20 G. "a. with the rest OF the
The evening world., 1901-12-18

The Board OF Trustees OF the State
Association OF Brewers and Ma!tsters
in executive session this afternoon
adopted resolutions indorsing he pro.
posed Sunday Excise law advocated
by Justice Jerome. and pledged the
supper, OF the organization to its en-
torcement.
l.. This action was taken after the
BOARD had listened to talk by Jus
tice Jerome. In this talk he told
thcm that he understood fund was
being raised for the aid OF the pro-
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JEROME WINS
BREWERS AID.
Tells Them Bribery for New Law Must Stop and
They Vote to Support Him.

posed legislation in the Legislature.
He warned them that II this fund
Or any part o. 1t were used he would
instantly withdraw his supper, from
he plan he row advocates and pro-
cced to attack II as heartily as he has
favored 1t.
The resolutions adopted are as fol.
lows:
Resolved. That 1t is the sense OF the
Board ihat law permitting. in the
sity OF New York the sale or liquors.
lies. wine ana beer on Sunday between
the hours ot p. VI. and II p. NJ is one
ccnsonant with the needs OF this com
The evening world., 1901-12-18
The CLppe. Trust Is beaten.

The Cope: Trust is beaten.
Sharp GUS copper prices were
acunced late this afternoon.
The United Metal Company put its
prices down to Lake Copper Ii cents.
Electrolytc 1875 cents and casti- )
u CENTS.
This Is a cut Of 1-2 cents over Fri
day prices and Is taken as an indica-
tior that the Copper Trust has been
The evening world., 1901-12-18
COPPER TRUST is BEATEN;
FORGED TO CUT PRICES.
Reduction Of -2 Announced United
mated Dividend May Be Lowered Not Passed Altogether.

market strong. but later the stock went
to &. !; closed at c5. an advance OF
: l.: over yesterdays closing.
The dividend meeting OF the board of
directors OF the AmalSamatcd Copper
Company will be held tomorrow.
What will occur then Is merely con-
lecture, but 1t is believed that the d!vi-
dcnd will be cut to per cent. a; least.
II It Is not passed altogether.
II this Is done. further reduction In
the price OF the Amalgamated Copper
stock Is looked for.
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'nun'ty. and We believe that to such Q
"a" willing obedience will be given.
Resolved. That this Board pledges it
sen that In the event OF the passage Of
such law It will cas-, all its influence
to secure obedience thereto
Resolved. Tha, 1t Is the sence OF this
Board tina, the enactment of similar
law applicable 20 all cities In this State
vita population OF more than 10000
Inhabitants would be desirable and
would be cheerfuliy obeyed by all con-
ccrned.
The brewers wanted an executive SEES.
sion and Justice Jerome supposed 1t was
CONTINUED on Second Page.
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SAVED BY GIRLS PLUCK.
Wouidn' Open the snfr. hut Shot
mt the ROl.lscr.

YOuNGsTOwN. o.. Dec. ia
stranger entered the office OF Justic.
Webb to-day. and. tndIns tho clerk.
5iiss C!ementiae Iinmi!,on. alone. de-
mnndcd that abe open the safe. watch
contained 5000. Upon he. ,cfural h.
Attempted to siranglc her. saying. III
M!sF Hamilton succeeded IN breaking
away. and. securln; revolver. fired
point blank at the fellow. who ran from
the Office and ESCAPED
The evening world., 1901-12-18
LATEST NEWS
IN BRIEFEST FORM.
FIRE PANIC IN BROADWAY CAR.

crowded northbound Broadway Car caught fire at as
gers. startled by loud report followed by flames shooting
through the flooring. made wild scramble to get out
Men smashed windows with fists and canes and jumped
to the pavement Others fought women at the tccrs ant
there wer many torn dresses and bruised limbs.
fire engine was called, out the car was nearly del
stroyed before stream Of water was turned on it.
WAKEMAN REPLIES TO REQUEST FOR RESIGNATION.
Appraiser Wakeman mailed letter to-day to Lyman
Gage, Secretary of the Treasury in response to the reque
of the Secretary that he resign his resignation to take eed
not Iatr than JAM !, 1902. --~ !
The Appraiser admitted that he had mailed the letter. but
he refused to give out anything about its contents, nor say
whether he had resigned.
The evening world., 1901-12-18
BANK MESSENGER
GONE WITH $4,000.
Ayres, of Union Bank, of Brooklyn, Had It in
$40 and $40 Gold Pieces.

Yesterday morning he went 10 tho
Hamilton avenue branch Of the bank
and go: s.,tco in $40 and $50 gold pieces.
lie started for the main institution. ca,
he never go, there.
The police and the American Surety
Company. which was on HIS bond for
s5.ooo. were notified. and detectives are
now looking for the young man.
The evening world., 1901-12-18
IN GRIP OF A BLIZZARD.

LONDON. Dec. ls.-A snow blizzard u
raging to-day over practically the whole
~ Scotland and parts OF England and
Wales The roads and railroads are
blocked. Many country districts are iso-
lated and In others work has been sus.
pended on account OF the weather.
There have been several deaths from ex.
posture and numbers OF minor saip-
wrecks have been reported.
The evening world., 1901-12-18
Improved Trniu Service to Chicago
>in Penn. UulirOaL,

Tn. p.flor epn5ta'4 SAT, va the FL Wayne
r,ria RAILROAD ls.YpS Neat I'D 81, Station.
T-w yos4 Las +. VI daily. arriving Chicago
10 + " Iet day, and the Atlantic Exars.l,
New Ylrs aOl +. II newt day. have Jus, bean
equipped With cemptts hurst seEsIge In I'd.
hi,iou 10 through porter service. This lH.
pturemsnt viii appeal espseIsi, to the male
patrons Of thsss popular tsaiaA
The evening world., 1901-12-18
NEW $1O,OOO,O0O
RUBBER TRUST,
Atlantic Rubber Shoe Company incorporated
in Newark by WeII-known Men.

Rogers. OF Boston: Francis C. Lothrop.
OF Trenton. and John u. Dill. a trus,
lawyer. OF this city.
According to the articles Of incorpora-
ton the objec; OF the concern Is TO
prepare for market and to transport
and market rubber products. Wall
street Is studying over the matter, no,
believing In the necessity OF n SO 900. 90
company to manufacture rubber shoes.
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!, Articles o. Incorporation OF what ap-
pears TO be a new Rubber T.us, were
died In the Office OF the County Clerk
ht Newark. y. j.. to-day. The capital
Of tho new concern is $1,000 600 and It Is
known IA tho Atlantic Rubber Shoe
Company.
OF the capital stock 32.5oo.0oo Is pre-
serred and $4,000 common. The pre-
ferred stock Is subscribed by Henry II.
The evening world., 1901-12-18

Albert J. Ayres. a messenger for the
Union Bank In Brooklyn. has disap-
peared with 5000 in gold In his posses
sion. The gold belonged to the bank.
Ayrcs lived at No. g1s Fifth avenue.
He 10 ,wcn,y-one years old. He en-
tered the employ OF the bank eighteen
months ago and gained the confidence
OF the officials by his industry.
The evening world., 1901-12-18
WOMAN INVENTOR INSANE?

Her mind affected by overWork on her invention for hold
ing up womens skirt, Miss Florence Regain beautiful ami
refined young woman this afternoon taken from TIL
Raleigh apatmenthouse, No. West Nnet-second street, ID
Bellevue Hospital where she was placed the insane pavilion
Miss Regain who is well known as an accompishel
musician and eIectionst went this afternoon to visit friend
in the Raleigh While there she became so violent that the p
lice had to be called in to remove her.
The evening world., 1901-12-18
LITTLE BOBs TO QUIT.
VIII Leave War Onicr-Duke O
COnnnuEht to Succeed.

LONDON. Dee. is.-Vanty Fair says
u hears on excellent authority that Lord
Roberts. commander-i n-ch.sf OF the
forces. contemplates reav!ng the war OF
fice In April. aud shat he will be sue
ceeded BY the Duke Of COnnaught.
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DEADLY DUEL
N DINING ROOM.
PITTSBURG BOARDING-HOUSE
SCENE OF TRAGEDY.
lsp.e..l to RI, Evening world

PlTrSECRG. Pa. Dec. IS Dave kty'n
and DANIEL Drahburn fought I.cl with
pistols In the a!n!ng-toom ~ William
Halls boarding. house. tn!nntown. Pa,
late las, night. Bradsurn vas Killed and
Fam wourt:ci so badly he VIII d..
Hall and wife we're aurt eu, not ser.
ous'!,
The evening world., 1901-12-18
The Crowned Monarc,,

Sannot accrue 4 vs',si r.u Tor M. tra,el,
than tbs rvhntyNanis Linii.ri The iraia u.
the septu., for prYsre.a,vP American rulers,
Leave West ~ 81, daily al 3s5 4 81. 70,
Chicago snd 81. Louis. No saus fare 70 81,
tIauta -
The evening world., 1901-12-18
MISSING MAN IS
LEGALLY DEAD.
PROPERTY OF JOHN HOEHN
HAS BEEN DISTRIBUTED.
'so,-l,l 80 Tn, Evening word,

NEW ROCHELLE. y y. Dee is
Tie sssie q Joan Ho'hn. who mys.
tuionS.y disappeared from n.s howe. In
Rts!lncc Par", this city. aboui seven
years ago, has been distributed among
his heirs by order OF surr,E,;e gilman,
who ad)nds"h Nm to be Acai
II IL sa!h 'hat iran. ot IL. missicy
mans :::cHGs h1!I,ee ia, ne I& ;,.li
alive ana vii ultimately r.tr,.n ao-:,.
The evening world., 1901-12-18
PHILIPPINE TARIFF BILL PASSED.

WASHINGTON Dec. 18.-A motion to recommit The Phi
ippne bill lost 122 to 172, and the bill was passed Is
to 128 at 43O p M.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thirty -siH
houra ending a. \ r. ~. on
ThurssIaS. Dec. 10. for Sew
York CITY and vicinity
unrti, cloudy aud continued
cold Tonight nmd Thurniny,
light Ia frrAh westerly
winds.
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This d!strac,lng question was put TO
vice-Chancellor Pitney. IL Jersey City
to-day in behalf OF the Misses Minnie
and Annie Beesley. OF Brooklyn.
They are daughters OF George Bccslcy.
an eccentric old resident o: Paterson.
n. j.. who died soEe years ago.
He had amassed 4 fortune OF Il quartz
OF a million dollars BY misery ha>.!.s.
and on his death his will was found to
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Vhr mi, ,,ou","n, 81 rr.,r.

!. u. ..I.i 49, ~ .ul,.t.. in ~. l,s, -
is'i.i t.n'as r.r. snf . ~sli.s-nl ,rJad.M VI
'hssr rtas he funI On tar reHi Jltsnia E,'l.
ROAD compspy's linss 10 caieasa ARd g.. Louis
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POLICY RAID IN. COENT.Es SLIP.

supt Reardon, Of the ANTHOLOGY Society and three
his detectives, raided policy slop at No. Coentes sill
this afternoon, capturing two men,
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INtri,1t 49, 9rintnr TAT 80 e1's Ia
one day. 80 csss. Ne ray. Prst Is esnts. -
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Sunday World Wants msse -
business world.
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WHAT'S R|GH7 FOR
GIRL 'SP| NMONEY?
S 90 Year for Cream Sodas, $25 Week for
Cothes Says Vice chancellor Pitney.

How much should q pretty
younc woman. who is addition
ally attractive, inasmnch as she
IL an hcjTcss, be allowed for
<1eaac n MI min v,,nra.,2
The evening world., 1901-12-18
MIGHT EDITION.

New York is the largest city in
America and will soon be the
largest in the world. THE WORLD
has the largest circulation in New
York City.
The evening world., 1901-12-18

The SUNDAY World printed 5361S
columns of advertising, gain Of
~ columns over last year, and
issued 92,6o8 more copies than on
the same Sunday of last year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-28
JosLIN JorTINGs.

Jos in. Aug. % -FJ. WhitesiIe is
having his residence painted.
Robert Whiteside, of Moline, is
visiting at Joslin.
William Nicholson, of Coe, has
rented the McEniry farm formerly
occupied by P. Tobin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Whiteside well
coined new daughter to their home
last Monday.
Levi Head and family, of Daven
port. Sundsyed with Mr.. and Mrs.
Seth Head.
Myrtle Wainwright spent last week
with her grandfather. L. 4. Cromp.
ton, in Port Byron.
Miss Mary Searle and neice Garnet
of Sac county. Iowa, are visiting with
their many friends in this neighbor.
hood.
The new u B. church at Rose Hill
will be dedicated Sunday. Sept. S
Rev. w. K. Frink. ID. D.. of Dayton
Ohio, will preach at 1880 in the
morning and in the evening at 1880
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-28
ALL AROUND ANDALUsIA.

Andalusia, Aug % Little George
Herbert is very i'll.
The button factory has resumed
operations.
Miss Annie Steckmsn has typhoid
fever.
Miss Blanch Burgoyne is visiting in
REYNOLDS.
Mrs. Lizzie Moore, of Taylor Ridge,
spent Tuesday with her mother.
The Misses Mabel Brookman and
Doris Mosher were in Rock Island
Saturday.
Miss Beryl Willhite, of Rock Island,
spent few days of las. -eek with
Miss Bessie Mosher
Mr.. and Mrs. Gravink are visiting
ner mother, Mrs. f Irwin.
Mrs Laurs Hpntley has been called
to Iowa by the death of her sister.
Miss Emma Hubbard. of Davenport,
is visiting Mrs. S M. WestbIy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-28
REsTFUL SLEEP.

Many Rock Island People Find 1t Hard to
Get.
Hard to sleep at night.
With that awful bane, itching piles.
With Irritating eczema.
With any itchiness of the skin.
Doan't Oitment relieves and cures.
Here's Rock Island testimony to
prove it:
Patrick Rooney, bricklayer, of 1909
Fifth avenue, says: Il suffered from
protruding and itching hemorrhoids
for Is years. They were of an aggra-
waited form. and there was almost
constant irritation. l tried lot of
remedies and if had used one half
the cures, sure cures prescribed by
my neighbors, ] would have done
nothing else but put on applications.
/ even consulted physician, who
treated me, but up until 1 used
Doan's Ointment L never got hold OF
any thing that did me the least bit of
good. Obtaining box of this won
derfnl preparation at the Harper
house drug store, applied it care
fully as directed. 1t did me so much
good that procured two more boxes.
After stopped the treatment the in
tolerable itching ceased.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn company. Buff
falo, n. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no substitute.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-28
PORT BYRON NEWS POINTS.
Breezy Budget OF Happenings From Up
per End Town.


Breezy Budget or Happenings From Up
per End Town.
Port Byron, Aug. % Miss Winni-
fred Crompton, of Moline. came up TO
visit with Mrs. ZolliDger
Henry Ashdown returned from his
2-weeks' visit with friends in WiscoE-
sin.
Mrs. Thomas Divy and children, of
Lyons, came to visit with Mrs. c.
Hunt.
Miss Blanche Albrecht. of Moline,
came to visit with DIR. and Mrs. SEN
sibaugh.
Wednesday last Miss Margaret Mer-
riman, of Moline, came to visit with
friends
The Misses Clara and Mabel Hunter
returned home from Loveland. Colo,
Wednesday.
The farmers are now much pleased
over the improved condition in their
fields of late corn.
Rev. Holmgren, OF Moline, held SER
vices in the Swedish Lutheran church
Sunday.
A child of the feminine persuasion
has arrived at the homo of Wesley
Simpson, in Coe township.
Services are being teld in the Pleas
ant Unity U p. church every evening
by Rev. j. B. Galloway.
The fall term of the Port Byron
! high school will open Monday. Sept.
2, with K. j. Delano as principal.
John Schafer and Fred Gates re-
turned from their western trip
Thursday.
The lawn social at Mrs. George
| Aliens Friday evening was largely
attended by the young people, the
grounds and residence being profuse-
Iy decorated with Chinese lanterns
and other embellishments.
Mrs. Nathaniel Relcher and Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Wendt have returned
from their trip to Peto skey, the Buffalo
expositi IN and OF her points.
The officials tf the farmers picnic
met upon the grounds Saturday last
for the purpose of selling the Privi-
leges. DR.. w. + Taylor viii be the
orator of the day. Two ball games
will be played during the day. AT
1880. Pert Byron Juniors VS.. Cor
dova; at 3 p m. Port Byron Blues
VS.. Rock Island Maroons. The music
will be by the Erie band.
| John Hasson, VITO went west, is
frequently heard from and is said to
be working in the mines.
| James Hare. who went to Denver,
Colorado Springs and other places,
has returned home
Fred Gates, being asked since his
return from Denver. Pixies Peak,
Colorado Springs and other places,
If he had seen any place he could feel
satisfied with to settle down and make
a home, replied emphatically: INC
sir; 1 prefer country irrigated by
nature. L tell you We live in God
country"
James W. Simouson left Monda )
for Colorado to join his wife and son
Monday q. G. Dillon sold to George
McMurphy 40 acres of md situated
near Hillsdale. The consideration
was 81 600. 8
Karl Gerhsrdt1 sold to g. c. DiIlor
his homestead near Hillsdale. Con
sideration, IS 400.