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HELP WANTED.

n ". fNTELLIGEscE co. 1917
Second avenue. corner Union ST.
IiRiow block largest emp loymcnt
Office north of San Francisco.
Few good coal miners at once.
10 men for nawmill today. must
begin Monday.
good experienced station men at
once for railroad work. good wages.
3 boys for light work IN city. only
hours work.
Reliable young man 20 work
around doctors Office. etc
Bright follow for real estate buEi-
ness. must be hustler.
Man and wife 10 cook for camp:
big cash company. pay any time
1G0
Man cook for section house. 'i5.
only - men 10 cook for. fare paid /.
good place.
camp aunky A. once. good place.
81. no wood 20 cut or water 20 car
~ best boarding on the coast.
Man cook for restaurant. small
place SO
women cooks. ct once. best
places in town. so ID so month.
Z hauaekeeprrs at once. nice easy
place.
Lady Htenogra pher at once. must
be eampetent. etc.
Lady for doctors Office: must be
81 good appearance call At once.
g girls for work In all kinds Of
places sewing. laundry. etc. house
work second work. nurrs girls. etc.
We can place you quicker than
any one IN most any place.
Watch our ads in best papers on
the pacine coast.
Cal. write. wire or telephone
White I'll
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EDUCATIONAL

Clarke's PERRIN Shorthand School.
private individual instruction. Po
sitions secured. "a Boston block.
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ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.

ERICKSON 4 wfMGN co. manu-
faoture and repair electrical sp-
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Eaker says something In personal
column.
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PEOPLES SAVING hank.
Second avenue and Pike st. Capital
paid up. 100 900 T.. e. Selfeld~r.
pres. ]. X. Hayden. cash. J. T.
arfeHleaf asst. cash Commercial
rav.ngs and trust business
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid In. I'll. CO..: sur
plus IS 90.
J. Furth. pres. J. 3. Goldsmith.
vice pres u. v. Ank~ny cashier.
Correspondents In principal cities
IN the United States and Europe.
National Bank Of commercs
Paid uu capital ...... ilse. coo
Tranaaefa general banking business
u. e. Henry. ppes. r. X Spencer.
cash. eafe deposit vaults Tor rent
Safe Dspasis taali Boxes for Rsas
TIK TIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Paid up Capital $3.50. 900
General banking business transacted
J. n fIoEs. jr. pre- n. McMick-
IN. vice pres. l. Turner. cash: Il.
y. paFkhuFat. Asst. cash. Exchange
on principal cities 81 u. s. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
% ssattle. A general banking busi-
ncna transacted. Deposits s. 600 600
4. ChllbsfE. prcH. p i. 8roudahl.
let vice pres. A. r. soelberE. cash.
J. v. Lane. asst cash. No branches.
The Canadian Sank Of Commerce
Capital paid up.-.....s....sf g. .ooe. 10
blight Million Doiia<sl
surplus sa........s......s.. u. oo0. o0eo
Interest allowed on time deposits
A general Banking Business Trans
acted
TITLE BRANCH-corasr OF
J. g and Second Avenue.
= A CAMERnN Mr.
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nIoYoLE RFrAIHS

COLUMBIA. Hartford and vidette
Bicycles. Christopher Bros. iii2
Fafafs8
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Potatoes-i250s per ton. beeta.
Zoe per dor. carrots rer sack
Ills: lettuce. tLEs case. turnira
si--s; garlic. nc: cabbage. ti.T5a 70.
peppers. EN soc. husks isc. green
celery. sc Per dozen. sweet pota-
toes. ti.9502 %. Spanish chill pep
pers. 30c per 10: sauar kraut. anfe.
California head lettuce. siffI. % case
srtichokss asa s0c dux. green peas.
sasc pound dried figs. cartons. Coz.
fancy 70c. imported lie. tomatoes.
ease. tf.55H2O0. dates. sac per 10.
radishss. ioc per dor rhubnrb. Sc
per -. parsley. $50 SIZE. asparagus.
si.Z5: new potatoes. f38z %. spinach.
se. green beans. saf4e. cucumbsra.
fs9di90 per dnz: old onions. 5ffee
new onions. zE1hes eaulinowcr, 5sH
sc.
Provisions
Fresh msat--cow beef. &c ID
steer beef. sac per H. mutton. weth-
er. a5Acs ewes. Sc pork. Htaff9c Der
ID. veal. large. sc. small. l0i4c.
Provisions Hams. large lie.
hams. small. f5algizc: breakfast
bacon. t4atfiEc. dry. sailed clear
backs. SIC. bellies f0c.
estter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry
Butter - Washington eresmerias.
pound prints. iea20c: Eastern Iowa,
and ElEin. isMi9e. fresh ranch. i2Q
lie. California creamery. tT4isc.
Gheese-Ngtiye Washington. fun
cream. I3Nlfc. Eastern: New York
if0i5c. Wisconsin. i4c. California. y
ole ROquefort. sc Edam. 81 00fb
1900 per case. New York. IBaisc.
Limburger. lsQi7e. brick, isgI1c.
Swiss. isd19c.
Eggs-strictly fresh ranch. 17aisc:
Eastern. iJHiGc.
Poultry B. Chickens. live. f1Gifaike.
ducks. f3c: geese. fomfic: turkeys
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oREssMAkERs.

FOR Ladies' tailor and reception
3n Collins block.
NINE. SMITH. modiste, Hinehley-
LYNCH = SHAW, al HaIier Bldg-
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PERSONAL.


NATURES HERE REMEDY.
The Worlds Greatest Remedy for
rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica.
Absolutely guaranteed 20 cure am
diseases arising from impure blood,
or money refunded. Send for In
formation to IL. G. Baker, 1906
Second avenue, Seattle. Wash.
BARGAINS in second hand house
hold goods; call at Red Front Fur
niture company. We can give you
fine secondhand cook stoves, bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good as new, for half the money.
Ito and ll2 Second avenue south.
THE cheapest place 60 get gasoline
and oil stoves, gasoline and coal
oil. Is at Olympic OIL Co. 81 Third
avenue. Tel. Main, aQl. 2-burner
gasoline stoves. 400. gasoline.
Nle for 5 gallons.
WASHINGTON Institute OF este
opathy. Safe Deposit Building.
Established In Seattle three years.
Phone, Main COZ.
ADVERTISING rates for any paper
furnished on application Tho
G. V. White Advertising Bureau,
New York Block.
HIGHEST prices for second hand
goods. bedroom sets, stoves car
pets, etc. Rec Froat Furniture Co.
io-ii2 End Ave. s. Tel. Red i22a
FASHION HAN store. 1873 second
avenue; diagnosis OF the scalp
free of charge
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
diansv, lbc. Alley Restaurant. al
ley on Columbia bet. Sud and srd
OxYDoNOR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases Avoid tmita-
lions, Mcdonald block.
LADIES try a bath. Mrs. TAFT,
careful - ata rLt-a -----..-'
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnaTRAcr OF TILL.


OBBOttNE. IHEMPhlt 4 60. inc.
Abstract Company. eethbllBhee
lss4 Mining claim abstracts. Base
meut of the Mutual If building
Booth Whit tlrney Hnnford Abstract
Co established 1868. base uient Of
Hailef block. Telephone Main isf
EEATrLE Ahstrnei Co q y BIZ
AerOUNSEhitAT
REGULAR Tiurs To AL-EL
Commencing Saturday June /. leav-
iuF Seattle Q. ! and 6 o'clock. until
June IS. After June II regular
summer schedule leaving AK
9.ta Il. TN. last trip ieuVIuR frat-
tip G.ll T. ~. Regular trips dur
Ing day a. frequent intervals after
June T.. six round trips ON sum
day Camping outntH delivered
anywhere ON the beach. EartlettH
buqthuuHe. foot Union street.
REGULAR TRIPS To AK.
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DENTISTS.

a. ". PHILLIPs. 81 Heussy Blk.
Chicago Dental Co b2-x Hinckiev.
DRAMATIC orERATIC SCHOOLS
FRANK {. EGAN, dramatic and
operate coach. special summer
course in all grades OF dramatic
art. eloeution, voice placing, oper-
attic force. Tuesdays and Fridays.
suite 81 Holyoke block
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Reliable Drugs. Reasonable Prices.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

TWELVE DANCING LESSONS
2e.50, ladies. ladies and gentlemen:
guaranteed waltz, two.step and all
the latest bail room dances, ex-
tremely low rate for gentlemen
joining open classes now. Monday
and Friday evenings, $50. Will
son Dancing Academy Pike street.
Ranke block. rivate lessons daily.
Circulars mailed free.
MIR. ana Mrs Little's Academy: de-
pertinent dancing. physical cul-
ture So Ma olson bot ard and 9TH.
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business cAANcEs.

wANTEp-To buy good shingie
mill cheap IN good location. J. W.
Hatean1. ballard
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QUEEN CITY Employment once
will furnish YOU help free OF
charge. 1914 3rd avenue Phone.
Black T7zf
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eusIflEss colLEoEs.

LEos Business College. Union. I'd.
Individual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business College. second and Pike.
y. " school Telcgraphy. Pioneer
Nyll.on.s nnslness college. Main lis
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COLLECTION AGENCIES.

CITY COLLECTION AGENCY. iI06
sixth avenue. Best OF references.
MONEY collected 81 Boston block.
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pERsoNAL-cs,,i,,,..

WAISTS and skirts 70 order 49,, 49,,
2 4 1tR GO a67 Union 'a'ap
WAHTED-Oid gold and ,t,ss
HsHsfl. 1fg ieweler h NJ 4
hft8 y BENNETT IL e., Try
Halter BLOCK hair. sealp fssa,s = Z
AftH HANSON ayllsb n.,'. 9
lg@ pfiafE corner fth and pls s''''
I-AIlIh.li wanted iaaA6 I'LL
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cLoThes CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes .Prsssins Co
clothes IN shape $50 month. dye
ing repairing 1907 ard. Bun 1904
HIGHEST prices FOR cast on cloth
ing pnve Tsvlor. 10 starr Boyd bid
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FINANCIAL

TO LOAN Private money at low
rate Of interest Groil. DamuH a
0auef f0T Ma ion afrest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22
MRS. NATION TIED UP
First Having Done Big Work in
Smashing Saloons, Other
Women Assisting.
They MAKEBAD WRECKS OF THREE
rested and ReIeased-Mag-
istrate Condemned

Wichita, Kas., Jan. 22-Mrs. Carrie
Nation came back 70 Wichita yester-
day after her recent incarceration un-
der smallpox quarantine anal the net
result of ten minutes of her work yes
terday afternoon are two wrecked sa-
looms, the pieces of. which were sold
last night for -souyenirs. Mrs Nation
was assisted by Mrs. Julia Evans,
Mrs. Lucy Wilhoit and Mrs. Lydia
Muntz, all of the local w. c.. Il. L. or
ganiZation. With iiatchets concealed
under their cloaks they entered the sa-
loon of James Burns, on Douglas ay-
nue., and did not leave a complete piece
of glass or a working slot machine in
the place. All show cases, both for
liquors and cigars, as well as the plate
glass windows and doors. We're broken
into smithereens.- With lightning speed
they ran to John Herrig's saloon and
had everything in the front of the
room. including the plate glass win
dows. broken when he appeared with
revolver. placed it at Mrs. Nations
head and said that heswould blow out
her brains if shesdid mot desist
Fnir Mob Comes TO Grief Finally.
She yielded before the pointed re-
vOlver. and with her companions ran
to the Carey hotel bar. where she made
her first attack on the saloons of
NlCHikd three WEEKS ago. three
policemen met her and she struck at
Detective Sutton with poker He
showed her aside and a youth struck
him in the face. A policeman struck
the youth and Knocked him down.
The police then oyerpowered Mrs. Ma
tion and her friends and took them to
the city prison, followed by .
geo. Mrs. Evans little daughter
pushed her way through the crowd
screaming, aud begged for the release
of her mother. but the policemen We're
deaf TO her entreaties. Chief of Po-
lice Cudbon discharged the prisoners
after they reached the jail, and is
heartilycondemned by the citizens.
They made him promise not to wreck
any more saloons before noon today
Calls Her Right Arm That of God.
Mrs. Evans hand was badly cut by
broken glass and, her husband. who
Is a physician, sewed it up. After
leaving the city building Mrs. Nation.
IN the coolest manner. began a street
lecture TO the immediate crowd that
had surrounded the city building. say
ing that she expectad 10 begin saloon
Mfecking again at noon today. when
her trace with the chief of police eX-
rires. Shaking her fist at the crowd
she said: Men ofsWichita. this is the
right arm of God and / am destined
to wreck every saloon in your city"
The women procured wagon and
rode through the streets in ii singing
Nearer My God TO Thee and kim
dfed hymns. They halted in front of
the saloons they had smashed and
held prayer meetings.
Did About g., 900 Damage.
The damage done by the three wom-
en- Is estimated at between 81 800 and
$1,000 David Nation. the husband
of Mrs. Nation, was in the city. but
took no part in the wrecking of the
saloons. nor did he go to the city Jail
when his wife was arrested. The af
fair created intense excitement end it
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22
MINE WORKERS CONVENTION
Indiana Men Will Demand an Advance I'm
Price of Digging.

Indiana Men Will Demand an Advance in
Price of Digging
indianapolis, Jan. 22.-Memberss OF
the credentials committee announced
last night that their report to the Mine
Workers convention had been COM
pleted aud was ready to present this
morning This will enable the conven-
tion to proceed with the regular order
of business. Indiana will make q fight
to place the bituminous coal fields em-
braced in district No. IL on a straight
run-of- mine basis. This proposition
carries with it q demand for an ad-
vance variously estimated at from 4
to cents per ton. AT present the rats
for mine-run coal in this state is 40
cents per ton of 1000 pounds, while
screened coal is paid for at the rate OF
80 cents.
Miners hold that the present run-of-
mine price is not in proportion to the
rate for screened coal, and the dele
gates will try to decide upon figure
acceptable to all of the mines. CAL
culations of the men employed in diff
ferent mines vary on account of vary
ing conditions, and until a. meeting of
the Indiana representatives is held tbs
exact amount of the increase to be
asked cannot be determined.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22

archbishop of Canterbury, with the
sanction of the privy council.
1t is then made public throughout
the realm through the lord mayors,
the lord lieutenants of counties, etc.
The proclamation reads:
Whereas, I5 has pleased the Al
mighty God 10 call to His mercy our
late sovereign lady. Queen Victoris,
of blessed and glorious memory, by
whose decease the imperial crown OF
the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland is solely and rightfully
come tc the high and mighty Prince
! Albert Edward. We, therefore. the
lords. spiritual and temporal of this
realm, being here with those of her
late majesty's Privy council; with
mum mbers of other principal gentlemen
of quality. with the lord mayor,
! aldermen and citizens of London, dc
now hereby with one voice and
consent of tongue and heart publish
and proclaim that the high and
mighty Prince Albert Edward is now
by the death of our late sovereign OF
happy memory become our only lawful
andiightfull liege Lord Edward by grace
of God king of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland. defender
of the faith, 10 whom we acknowledge
all faith and constant obedience, with
all hearty and humble affection, be-
seeching God. by Whom kings and
queens do reign. to bless our Royal
King Edward with long ard happy
years to reign over u.s."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22
SLAPPED THE sHERIFrs FACE.
Also Tweaked His Ears. but She Sleeps /
PrfSon Cell Now.

~ nEEAbOh SSAA
Wichita. Kan. Jan. 22.-Mrs. Ma
tion caused a new sensation last night
by slapping Sheriff Simmons on the
face. taking hold of his ears, and Civ
ing him a rough handling generally
Mrs. Nation was at the Union sta ation
in the act of buying ticket to a
neighbOring town when the sheriff
pulled at her sleeve, saying You are
my prisoner. madam"
S Mrs Nation turned her face about
and seeing Sheriff Simmons gave him
a violent slap across the face. She
followed this up by taking hold of his
ears with her two hands and wiring.
ing them viciously.
A policeman came to his rescue and
with the aid of some bystanders they
succeeded in picking up the woman in
their arms and placing her in a cab,
which was driven rapidly to the coun-
~ jail She insisted on being placed
in the private room for women, but
Sheriff simmons put her in a cell in
the steel rotary. where she began to
pray and sing hymns.
Mrs WilhOit was arrested at her
home without making any resistance,
and taken to the county jail. where
she also was placed in a cell in the
steel rotary next to that of Mrs. Ma
ton. When Mrs. Wilhoit was ushered
into the steel cage. Mrs. Nation cried
"Hallelujah" and burst into prayer.
Half an hour later Mrs. Evans was
arrested at her home. but owing to
the condition of her wounded arm she
was given the jailer's comfortable
room.
Mrs Muntz could not be found when
the officers called at her home. 1t is
said that complaint for insanity will
be lodged against Mrs. Nation, and
that If that fails the men holding in
surance on the plate glass doors and
windows will prosecute her.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22
RALLY BEFORE DEArH.
Queen Surprised aud Delighted Her Physi-
clan Last Night.

London. Jan. 22.-An' official bull
,ietin issued at Osborne House at s a.
N. today, says: The queen this
-morning shows signs of diminishing
strength. and her majestys condition
again assumes more serious aspect"
Cowes. Isle OF Wight, Jan. 22.-
The following is the full text of a
bulletin posted at midnight yesterday
at Osborne House: There is no ma
terial change in the Queens condition.
The slight Improvement of the morning
has been maintained throughout the
day. Food has been taken fairly well
and some tranquil sleep secured. This
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22
DETECTIVES ON NEW LEAD.
Ex-Convicr Suspected of Being . cudahs
Caae Kiduaper.

Ex-Convicr Suspected OF Being . CudahS
Case Kidnaper.
Omaha, Jan. 22.-The detectives
struck new lead in the Cudahy case.
1t is suspected that Frank Sherclef.
alias Ed BTuke, alias Kid Mccoy, the
outlaw who so successfully robbed Will
lam G. Pollock of $4,000 worth of
diamonds in the fall of 1892, was inn
plicated with Pat Grove in the alb
duction of Edward Cudahy, Jr. Imme-
diately after the abduction the possi4
bility of ShercIeff's completely was sug-
gested, but the conjecture was discard
ed, as it was thought he was still i'm
the Iowa state penitentiary serving Is
seventeen-year term for the diamond
robbery.
Investigation within the last few
days discloses the fact that Shercleff
was released from the prison on pa.
role The time of his release ante
dates the KIDNAPPING by about two
months. This fact opened up vast
possibilities to the police and detectives
and now the search for Shercleff is
almost as Jealous as for Grove. They
were contemporaries. the period OF
their greatest activity being confined to-
the early '9Os, and both exercised their
criminal proclivities in cities of the
middle west
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22

separate sessions for. long and short
term senator's and resulted: Long
term, Knute Nelson 1856, Judge &. R..
Nelson 40; short term. NJ. E. Clapp.
republican, 135, Charles A. Towne,
democrat. So.
Trenton, N. j., Jan. 22.-William
J. Sewa1 was today elected by the
Legislature to succeed himself as
United States senator.
Pierre, S. D., Jan. 22.-The legis-
iature in separate session today elect
ed Robert j. Gamble United States
senator to succeed r. f. Pettigrew.
Topeka. Kan, Jan. 22.-J. 4. Bur-
ton was today elected United States
senator to succeed Lucian Baker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.

Taken to United states by Many Fiji
pinos.
Manila, Jan. 22.-The oath of alle-
glance has been administered to LOCO
insurgents at vigan and 400 in the vi
entity of Malabon. Gen. Grant has
made many captures and arrests.
Those proven insurgents are held.
Manila. Jan. 22.-Disallowancs by
the military board of the claims of
Holmes 6 Co., merchants of Iloilo.
for damages and destruction OF prog
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22
Def TO THE PRESIDENT.
Snake Band Creek Indians Take Govern
ment In Their Hands.

Eufaula, 1. T., JAN. 27.-It is
earned from a reliable source that
the "Snake'i Band Greek Indians, who
have been whipping and arresting
conservative indians, have official
ly notified President Mckinley that
they have taken the Creek national
government in their own hands and
will run it without reference to the
United States. The country west of
here is terrorized and insurrectionists
are armed to the teeth. No whites
are molested.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22

81, Alschuler (dem.), 1S. House,
Cullom, SO; Alschuler, 67.
The legislature will meet tomorrow
and in JOINT ballot ratify today's vote
and formally declare Cullom elected.
Some other Senators Elected.
Charleston, w. Va, Jan. 22.-S. B.
Elkins was today reelected United
States senator.
Little Rock, Ark, Jan. Ex-senator
Berry was today elected United States
senator to succeed himself.
Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 22.-The vote
on United States senator today showed
no change.
St. Paul. Mimi, Jan. 22.-The two
houses of the legislature voted in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22
Aged Beloved Ruler Sleeps the Sleep All the Palace
The King
EDWARD VII. BECOMES ENeLAND's MONARCH
Death Bed Scenes Last Good Bye Spoken to The Royal
Family Gathered About

been no change in the queens condi-
ton since the morning bulletin. {.
London, Jan. % An officisl bulle
tin from Osborne timed p. m. said
the queen was slowing sinking.
King George Starts for London.
Athens, Jan. 22.-King George
starts for London tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22
TEN STUDENTS SUSPENDED
Iowa State University Boys In Trouble for
HazIng.

Des Moines, Jan. 22.-President
Mclean, of the state university, today
suspended 10 students of the sopho-
more class for kidnapping President
Sites of the freshmen class at the an
nual banquet on the 14th. Sites was
taken 10 miles in the country in
hack and locked in a farm house and
kept there two days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22
is estimated that 5000 PRISONS. men
and women. have viewed. the wrecks.
Said Shed Gladly Give Her Life.

Hutchinson, Kan, Jan. 22.-Mrs.
Carrie Nation. lecturing Sunday night
to an audience that filed the largest
church in Hutchinson. said: "God
intends that 1 keep up what / have al
ready begun in Wichita. and III do II. y
This sentiment was applauded vigcr-
ously, and Mrs. Nation. who had said
she was inspired by God, continued
Il will gladly give up my life, if need
be. while destroying these awful
places"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22
Forcer Is Granted Pardon. .

Columbus. O., Jan. 22-President
Mckinley has granted a pardon TO Jas.
W., alias Anthon D., Hagan, convicted
of postal order forgery and sentenced
TO two years from South Carolina.
His forgery was committed while he
was secretary to a postmaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22
Education OF the Fllipinos.

Manila. Jan. 22.-The act establish
ing the department of public instruc-
ton was unanimously passed by the
Philippine commission yesterday, aft
er a debate between Commissioner
Moses and Judge Taft over the section
permitting religious instruction in
school houses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22
Was IO6 Years of Age.

Dodgevflle. Wis. Jan. 22-Mrs.
Helen Harrington died at her home in
the town of Arena, this county. She
was perhaps the oldest person i'll
Iowa county. being I06 years of age.
She was born in Ireland in 1876 and
had lived in the three centuries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-01-22
Both Houses Meet Separately at Springfield and Give Republic
can Statesman a Majority
DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS HONOR ALscHULER
Joint Session Tomorrow Complete the EIectonSmar Pro-
ceedings in Various Other States

erty during the period of apPease-
ment, in which findings were approved
by Macarthur. establishes a precedent
against recompensing for similar
property losses in the territory in
which war operations were conducted.