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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-21
FAIR TOMORROW

Boston, Nov. 2l.-Fair tonight and
Friday, light winds, generally westor-
ly.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-21
Farm for Exchange

Farm situated In Calais, three
miles from Marshtield; one hundred
acres, suitably divided into tillage,
pasture and wood land. Good build
ings we'll painted, good water, fine
fruit orchard One Of the best sugar
orchards OF /, 900 trees in Washington
County. Will keep under proper
management Is COWS and team. VIII
exchange f-r city property in Barre
or Montpelier Address
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-21
81 cents to $500

We guarantee you a Saving of one=third
from Regular Prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
WITNESSED
A TRAGEDY
Vicious Bear Seizes a
Strong Swimmer.

IOWA. FALLS. Ia, Aug No. wi.
liam lvplrY 81 this city was Ia.
.anuy KILLED by hear while 81
bathing al che boat landing LeplcY
SWAIN near the west shore aud was
floating an hlp hack when the bear
grabbed the man and draEged HE
to thc bank. almost instantly fast
vuinR ttn tnnEs la the mans ueck
aud tearing h 80 badly that several
ot the large veins Wcre severed.
The tragedy was Witnenaed hy q
crowd 81 people ON the opposite
SHORE. but before assistance cauli
reach the man he was unconscious
from the insa Of blood lie died
shortly after beinx taken 90 the boat
landing. The body vas recovered
only after a terrible stfuEgie With
The animal now Infatuated by this
taste and SMELL vt blood
Lep'rY was II nufly built man and
physically aisle 60 takr care - him
self under ordinary circumstances
bug taken unaWares and heing tn the
water. be MAS At disadvantaEe. and
81 Il thought b. never realized the
situation. an be made no cutlery fnf
help, The bear. which Waa the prop
erty u a.. e. Bartlett of the boat
landing, had been roarvd frum a cub
aud vac kept chained on ledge ou
the river bank and Was a familiar
sight 60 visitors boating on che river
THE animal had never shown signs
20 ferocity aud was not regarded a.
DANGEROUS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
Travellers Railway Guide.

N1rfrrru Pacifc-
warfh cast Liruftef@ieaVs for - Pau
TO 3. m. Arrive from 81 Pau ~
o.
Atiantir Expr.aa-f@ave for ~. paul "a
a. ~. Arrive from ~. Paul 2 ,. m.
RurIInzfaA 0ssrlan4-Ieave for -. LOUIS,
Kansas CITY 7.f5 =. Arrive 2 p. N.
Thrse trslns zach ssy between ssa'.'-
ard Portland Leave N. 1870 ,. ~.
ara $50 ~. Arrive rs .. m. aso
~ snd eiiE .. N.
Ennrcas olympia ana gray's Harbof
Leave a. En-. arrive. 40 3. N.
Enrress s1uth beud-lssare except sua.
dayJ. a. NJ Arrive 'except sunday 80
. 70.
seven trains each uay between seattle -
Tacofna--Leava As a m a. m. y =
T. m So b. NJ. SIS D M. 20 -.
and 800 3. m. Arflre = M. - -
=. IN. 3. o., - D. HI.. 30 3. m. -
n. and BIB B. m.
Express eumas ard vancouver. p. c.
Leave p - q. ~. Arriae ~ q. m
TNs sraias anahamlah. ssdfo. Wooiisy
Leave 8 - .. 70. $40 p. m. Arrive ii;i9
g. M. $50 3. "a.
esrress Issaquah. anoquslmis = Leave
$50 D n. gsxcept aanaa1 Arrive lilo
a 70. except sunday
Great northern.
Overland FiFer=f.eaFe Tor 81. Paul. 2
y. a. arrive from g. Paul D ~.
Eslfera spokane-feaqe $50 q. m. n
fige $40 a. n.
Two trains Whafcom, At vernon leave
785 a. M. $40 D. NJ. AffiVe ~ 10 q. M.
Esig D. ~.
Exnrfaa Blaine. New Westminster =
Love IS q m. Arrive $50 o. ~
E8uf ifalls earh way between seattle and
Eysrsft feagf sf9 =. ~. 80 .. nt. 10
;. ~. ana o. m. AffiVe Z 80 e. M, q
a. fn.. 1i0 u No.. b. 81.
Canadian farInr.
EhpFeHa Vancouver ana ggsfiaHd@IeaVa
a. . b. Arrive 3 80 D. %.
Columbia q Puget H1und.
ywo trains Black Diamond. Fraukliua
Leave - b. fezespt aa0lsyJ and -
-. Afflee - & ~ fsEafpt aandai
sn1 40 ;. e.. fe3eept fan1ayI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
ELKS' DAY
BIG Preparations Being Made Tor
Next Friday

seattls.a Eits have about eamplet-
- their plans Ter EikH DAY. Aus. 70
- she Tacoma ELIAS carnival ON
that day 90 q them, IN fun feEatia
and In command 81 lodge officers.
wii embark on th@ steamer North
Pacific. specially chartered for their
use. At Tacoma they viii loin IN
the his parade u Isiks. and wiii stay
Ter the evening festivities prepared
BY Tacoma Etka for visiting mem
beru ~ the orders.
SPOKANE, where the order ia spec.
tally strong. and u here the only = -
temple wet ~ the Mississlppi ia b..
iug completed. wil arnd 80 rrpre-
nsntattvea % the t1ka day exercises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
BRITISH GRAIN

LONDON. Aug. fe.-The wheat har-
vest In the United Kingdom has been
fu fun swing for two weeks. and the
Mark Lane Express fnewspaperl
calculates that. although the mar
ket IL fine. the yield IN the most i'm
poreant counties viii be four guar
tiers to the acre, against the usual
FIVE quarters.
Barley, likewise. T. Of good quail.
fty. but the quantity Is below the
average and oats are too thin 60
make a big crop.
The yield Of English and Scotch
potatoes will be fully up 10 the aver
age. while Ireland promises the bes:
yield since 1885, which was a grand
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
AUCTION SALES.

PRE- FIRE FInEs PRE-
AUCTION sale ~ furniture lama gcd
ly IRE and water al ll0-ii2 Second
avenue south. This stock IL sold
by the Insurance companies ana
VIII go ~ whatever if brings.
Tuesday. August ~. a. 20 7o SIN.
Consisting Of the following Fine
uak bed room ncth. pafiar furni-
ture bod lounges touches. side
boards. book cases dining chair.
rockers. dining tables. tons of
granite ware. tons 81 dishes. enam-
q tedafeHds. nue carpets kitchen
queen. kitchen safes and tons Of
other goods. Red Front Furniture
Store. dealers. Ladies' don't miss
this sale hs the goods must BE- sold
cat regardless 81 coFt or value for
the Insurance companies. Joe Mar
tin. Auctioueer.
FIRE FIRE FIRE FIRE.
AUCTION sale ~ household furni-
ture a. =. O. Hlckortnn's sales
rooms 1872 FirSt avenue. On Tues
day. thr 18th. a. 90 % sharp. Fold
ing beds bed sets springs mat
trcasra. bureaus. extension table,
chalrs rockers. center tables. cots.
cook stoves tools. fine sewing ma
chine. elegant upright plano. bl-
cycle. fnr carpets. rurH. steel
range. cooking utensils. etc p. q.
irkrffou. auefianeer.
AUCTION sale 5000 worth of fur
uiture Of All kinds damaged by
water. ~ be sold st auction Tues
day. Aug. u. a. 1880 a. m. Red
Front Furniture Co. ti0-iiz Second
avenue south.
Z G. nieKERToS. general auction
Ger, 1879 First avenue.
JOE MARTIN. general auctioncer.
1873 Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
lAlleqro Club

IsAliHara club wants an emblem
e. b. rm HiR Hanet on the club sta
tionery and one aiFu haunted to the
hreereH or the clubs banner The
design. the clubs announcement
says. should b. "'alupis. distinctive.
striking. lending itself kindly 60
printing Cluhs friends have been
appealed % Ia thr clubs emergency.
and ldras have been solicited
%frf "wednesday evening the or
zaulfatian viii kttr one If tta dane.
ing PARTIES on the water The party
WIN leave the White star dnek At
% e.rloc b, returning Ia time for
the after midnight ears. Emhism
HuEEragiuna may be submitted during
che excursion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
THIS TOWN
FOR WOMEN

coMANeHE. I. T. Aug. lev. J.
Edwards. civil engineer. has laid
cut town for women only. The
company IA named the Woman's
Mutual foNnzite Co. aud Il located
not far from Anaaasko. About =
FL Reno women are behind the
scheme. The women say that they
want 20 show the men that they
can conduct city affairs and attend
20 business matters IN a manner far
superior 20 men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
7 YEARS OLD

NEW YORK. Aug ta-E ila Nelson
seven zyvarzold child travelling
alone from Sweden 10 Colorado. ar
rived here On the American liner ST
Paul Around her neck she carried
nherrakin. on which aaa written.
chris Thompson. Port Collins. 60.
Please forward
The latter Individual is the man
for whom the father and mother are
working on a Colorado ranch on.
Gals - the steamship saw that the
little traveller got GA the right tHain.
M'aoRLET a HENDERSON. har.
nrsH and sadfisfY. 81 Occidental
Diamond fee-Th~ best. lasts long
rst Tel Main toss
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Madison park pavilion anduly
sertive rights claims that
his uncend selling ef Madison
proposes calling
n s superior o operations ~
stenen VIII kindly high . q
privileged than other
defyins every
@hind proprietor
II operate then al %
the others have the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
TESTIMONIAL TO a BRAVE ex-ENEMV.

York testimonial the
proceeding
showed
bravery
leo well tucmeney the command lie
before pleaded
commanded the
impossible demanded
decline the saeriacial that assigned him He
blockade the Atlantic squadron that he
happy
would valuable
thnher
though
piful yet It
quavsr.
span
that personal
indeed
qu burning
appeared drench,
dignity
had failed
Spanish
on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10

EiiH win come in big body from
Portland kfum thr East fIka viii
euu#r a. To- ~ Butte. n ia rafim-
Hfcd that 81 least aHal members -
the ofder 1flll participate ln she hiE
parade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
SPECIAL MEETINGS.

AZ the Holiness Union Mission
isas Third avenue. Services touior-
row az t0.a8 a. m. Subject. Holt
ness" 3. m. testimony and praise
service. : p. m. preaching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10

Three hattieships. Iowa. Wisconsin
and Oregon ar. uoW Al Port Orchard
dry dock Take the new fast steam
ct AthIon from Columbia street dock
at 40 and 9tG a. n. or lis and
AS y. m Fare Soc round trip.
FASTEST time. Best service. or
chraIra on board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
BANKS.


PEOPLES SAVING HANK.
Second avenue and Pike 81 Capital
paid up 100 pqQ. = G. Segfelder.
pres. J. ". Hayden. cash: j. T.
GFeeuieaf asst. cash. Commercial
savings and trust business
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
oF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid IN. ts2s. oeo. sur
plus. fss oce.
}. Furth. pres. J. s. Goldsmith.
vice pres. r. " Ankeny. cashier.
Correspondents in principal cities
~ the United states and Europe.
National Bank Of Commerce
Paid - capital $3.50. 600
TranHacts general banking business.
II. 6. Henry. pres. r. r. Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent.
Safe Deepest, sasIl BoEs, Tor Rsa.
TINE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Paid up Capital. -. $3.50. 900
General banking business transacted
J. y. Hoge. tr.. pres; II. MeMiek-
en-. vice pres. l. Turner. cash. r.
y. Parkhurst. Asst cash. Exchanr.
on principal cities 81 y, s. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
Of Sea tile. A general banking bust
ness transacted Deposits 81 900. ooa.
A. ChilberE. pres. l.. l.. GrondahI.
list vice pres 4. H. Soelberg. cash.
J. y. Lane. asst. cash, No branches.
The Canadian Bank Of commerce
Capital paid IS 90, O00
eight Million DollarsD
CuIpihH .s.s. ssssss.~.s.... u, 600. ooo9
Interest allowed on time depoaitA
a general Banking Business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE BRANCH-Coraer of
James 81. and Second Avenue.
~. a CAMERON Mxr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
ATIORbgY8AT LAW.

' -
WM a. HUTsrkEK. attorney at
law. Butts prosecuted and defend
"a Ia all courts. a. years expert
once. Proceedings In bankruptcy.
tamph Mes Incorporated. AbsttIcts
carefully cKam mined. Collections
made IN all parts of the United
States Highest commercial and
bank references. at1 Third ave-
nue. Phone, Main 1000.
kPECKERT. a. civil and Grimm
al practice. IS years actual expert
enes. consultations free. Room -.
Arlington hotel lover poBtOfficel
phone Main s2s.
}. y nALL. 10 and II Rorwell block.
i0s Columbia 1t Phone. Blue $50.
General practice IN NIL she courts.
Damage Cases a Speciality.
Moderate Fees -eonruitntion Free.
~ =. FOSTER Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main ~.
FRANK y. WHEELING. Boston blk
n. Is. hARTiN. go Mutual Life bid.
J A KEgiood, zls Hsiisy building.
ntNsaN = Attr Boston s.ock
" q. lAMBuTH sOt-s. Pacific BLK.
a g MACDONALD. tos Burke Bld.
Root. Palmer q Hrown. Pioneer BID.
y g goSoYEH ga Halcr bldg
LYNN b kNAiP 70 taller pidx.
q wARp KIM ~ surke bldg
,. y poUdLAs tgi hee YORK 6ik.
H1CHeUp 0rBGHs GA s. y bk
uoRAcE PETEB tit New York ok
PIERRE = PERRY. $50 Burke BIZ.
g Il LANGLAND tot ~ Y nleck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
. EA r GELIG FIT


Showing Father O'Grady'a dream. a
transformation scene. horsolena fire
engines Of New York city. ride up
tho Einel tower, Piecadiliy circus
arrival Of train at Paris exposition,
and others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
Dying AND CLEANING

Partisan bye Works-We call for
clean, press deliver your clothes
ptliee lils LIST ave. Tel. Main ioiI
AMERICAN steam Dye works tns
Western avenue. Phone. Main Tay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
WEATHER FORECAST.

Seattle and vicinlty-TonlRht and
Sunday. fair; warmer Sunday; light
frorfh Wfndn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10

million dollar schwab managing
uvugz
positions by cutting down
Of expenses "A
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hat IN
m a job"
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90 to Spinning for bicycle repairs
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nrcYoLE RrrAIRs

COLUMBIA. Hartford aud Vidette
Bicycles. Christopher Bros. li2
Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DIR. J. @. STEWART, specialist in
discusses OF women. Edinbursh
Medical Institute, Boston block
DIR. MILES, removed to ISIS Haus.
sy BIDS. 2rd a Pike. Tel Green 72s
DIR. VAN DYKE. diseases of wo-
men. chronic diseases. Wash. bldg
DIR. HiNkLE, 2il-2i2 Mutual Life
bldg Tel White $50. res Run Ell.
DIR. FALK-5s-7s starr BOYD BLDG
Tel. BLACK $50. res. Green 1881.
DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. aHmekiey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
st AlaSL< ian

Leaves Semitic columbia dock)
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
m. for Port Gamble, Port Iud-
low, Brinnon. Holly. Hoodsport. LII
liwaup Falls. Potlach. Union city
and way points Returning, arrives
Seattle Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urdaV "a 20 p. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
nusINEsa colIEGEs-

CLARkE's PERRIN shorthand school
Individual instruction. "a Boston
LEos Business College, Union. "a .
individual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business College, Second and Pike
" w. school releFraphy. Pioneer
MILsoN.s Mod. Bus. Coll. Main Iie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10

CONT RAG TOR and BUILDERS.
BROMLEY a. Wells. general con.
tractors, n starr-Boyd building
Tel. Main 3be
soDERoulsT n RosELEAF. shops
ct us go spring street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10

FRANK {. EGAN. dramatic and
operate coach. special summer
course in all grades OF dramatic
art, clocution, voice placing. oper-
attic force, Tuesdays and FrIdays
suite a. Holyoke block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
CLOTHES CLeANiNe-

shA Tie Clothes Pressing 20.
clothes In shape $3.50 month. dye
ing, lspalrlnE. 1907 srd. Run 1904
HIGHEST prices for CASTOR eioth-
Ing Dava Tavlnr 10 Starr- How'd M
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnsTRAcT o. 1IrLE.

JoHN dRAuAM. architect. - 70
Mcdonald Block
MeAanua = walker tof 5 ! Blk
y ~ M1uamIoN mL-IL .nLL.ns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-10
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DENTISTS.

DANCING lessons, private o. in
classes daily. Prof, Wilson's Dan
clnE scfool Ranke block
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DKAMATI,. OrrRArIC sCunnIs

a " FniLLirs. 81 Heasssiy 'I blk.
Chicago Dental 20. ga Hnckley
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naraamhkrRa.

t1H IadieH taiinf ANA fesrpugu
gowns call az Lamb Sisters. sig-
ans f.fIHya tffpfh
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RUBeER srAMps
RIAL E8T.TE-

We have for haie . lots 4, A.
block from the Fremont fetss I
Beautiful view from the
four.
We viii sell separately ass j.
easy terms.
Just the thing Tor a hons n.
you can have a large garden. -
chickens. etc.
Ask for McCaRue ~ the ca. 4.
VeatmeBt Offices. Paciac bloek :
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DIX ANNIE RUSSELL, 81 Hinekley
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-26
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss Flora Coyne is in Cambridge.
H. ID. Mack left last night for Chi
cago.
j. F. Robinson is confined to his
home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs d. S Metzgar, of Port
Byron, leave tonight for visit in
California.
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Young left this
morning to make their home in future
at New Windsor, Ill.
County Supt. s. j. Ferguson went
to Springfield today to attend the state
conference of county superintendents.
Verde Daily and Miss Eliza DAILY
left for their bone in Davis H., to-
day after visit with friends in this
city.
0. l.. Anderson left this morning
for Chicago, whence he goes to New
Mexico to recuperate after surgical
operation.
w. w. Winton, district passenger
agent of the c., NJ. & St p. at Madi-
son, was among the officials in the
city today.
Henry w. Schillinger leaves tonight
for his home in California. Mrs.
Schillinger will remain in the city for
a more extended visit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-26
HE IS A MODERN NIMRoD.
But His Weapon is the Camera, Not the
Gun.

But His Weapon is the Camera, Not the
Gun.
According to the press reports
there is rare treat in store for those
planning to attend the lecture at
Harper's theatre April 8, by Ernest
Seton-Thompson. The following is
from the Rochester, IN. W Herald:
''seten Thompson, or Wolf Thomp-
son, as he is called, is a modern MINI
rod, "a mighty hunter before the Lord. ;
But he has learned the lesson of kind
ness; he is merciful in his might. He
has exchanged the gun for the cam
era; he tracks the deer to it's home,
not to kill it, but to learn its habits.
Something Of the tenderness of Bud
dha, so touchingly sung in the Light
of Asia, seems to have entered into
his blood. perhaps it comes under
various forms. with man as the elder
brother of all things that breathe.
Twice yesterday Mr.. Thompson
addressed a Rochester audience, at
the Baker theatre, and the whole of
his discourse throbbed with a sweet
sentim ent of kindness. In the after
noon most of his audience were chill
dren, including some of ripper growth.
They listened with breathless interest
as he told them how he had hid him
self in refuse heap in the Yellow
stone park and watched the antics of
bruin. 1t was like chapter from
Alice in Wonderland, with now and
then a SAVIOR of Brer Rabbit. Only
there was a difference. for MIR.
Thompson was relating what he saw,
not what he fancied
at would have warmed the heart
of cynic to see the delight of the
children. The lecturer felt the magic
of their sympathy. A tall man, with
a wonderful head OF luxuriant hair,
born mimic and an observer with a
sense so acute that he seems like
Kipling's Mowgli, grown up-no
wonder he caught the attention of
the little ones. :"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-26

bar the entrance If any other line over
the same route.
The Kansas City Service.
In regard to the Kansas City
through service, about which so many
rumors have been ahoat, he stated
that his road will soon take the pre-
liminary steps toward building out of
Muscatine. From that city the Rock
Island road will be used to Davenport,
cutting across to the Crescent bridge
in the western part of that city and
backing to the depot on the other
side.
Supt Goodnow gave assurance that
the service finally inaugurated here
will be the best and the people of the
tri-cities will be more than repaid for
any loss they may sustain.
General Manager Hughes Views.
f. Z. Hughes, general manager of
the D., r. L & N. W., talking to an
ARGUS reporter today, said that some
of the trains between here and Clin-
ton would be run for time, at least,
but left the inference that eventually
both freight and passenger service
would be abandoned. He said the
rolling stock would be retained and
operated unfortunately between the
Burlington and Milwaukee.
Possible Train Service.
There are various rumors today as
to how the train service will be regu-
lated over the D. r l. 81 n. w, by
the Burlington and Milwaukee, but IS
yet no official time card has been is
sued, according to the local agents.
However, it is supposed the trains
via Clinton will be run about as said
yesterday in THE ARGUS, two each
way daily by the Milwaukee, and two
each way daily by the Burlington
Future OF American Express Uncertain.
Whether the American Express COM
pany is to suffer the loss of its local
offices through the sale of the new road
is u question on which no official in
formation has yet been received by
j. f. McKibben, the company's agent
in Rock Island. The American Ex-
press company has a 5-year contract
with the D., K. 81 N. w, and the
latter will probably make arrange
ments for the fulfillment of the con-
tract through the Burlington and
Mil waukee, the new owners of the
road.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-03-26
ONE LINE OF CABS
is ESTABLISHED.

& new cab service is to be inaugur-
ated in Rock Island tonight, the en-
terprise having been undertaken by
Parker & Co. who have already re-
ceived two rubber tired vehicles from
Chicago and now have them quar-
tered at Maucker's stable The cabs
are thoroughly modern in every re-
spect. Two more are expected to
arrive within few days. All incom-
ing trains, both day and night, will
be met, and it is thought the new
system will do away with much night
work among livery stables. The
headquarters for the present will be
at Maucker's barn, but orders may be
left at the Crown restaurant. Allie
Stephenson is manager.