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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-15

on Sixteenth street. Means was help
ing TO move some furniture and Mr.
Philips claims be pocketed the cash.
which was lying in box on top of n
dresser.
Miss Clara Hsss was removed rom
her home at ThirIy-eignth street ind
Seventh avenue to st. AMI hony's hos
pi'sl in tie mbulance yesterday
afternoon TO be operated upon for
appendicitis.
For the benefit of those who cannot
attend Saturdays dancing school. as
sem blies will be held Friday evenings
instead First assembly Ost. lS and
every Friday evening following at
Industrial home.
Rock Island county's assessment,
according to the figures returned by
the state board of equalization.
amounts this year to s. 652. SIG as
-gainst 81 632 992 in 1900, gain Of
$40, 624 for this year.
The committee of arrangements for
the industrial fair to be given at the
rink in the latter part of Novemb Der
by the Industrial Home association
met last evening and z-.ade additional
provisions covering the details of the
affair.
The whist players of Davenport are
taking steps to organize and join the
American Whist league, with the in
tention of sending team to the tour
nament. They have a great many
good players and will probably make
strong team.
Company A began last evening the
bi-weekly dances after drill that are
given during the winter season.
Evidence of the popularity of these
occasions was manifest from the
crowd of rs couples that turned out
for the first dance. Bleuer's orches-
ira furnished the music.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-15
MRS. CONRAD SCHMIDT DEAD
Passes Away at Seventeenth Street Home
After Long Illness.

Mrs. Conrad Schmidt died at l1:I5
last night at her home. S23 Seven
teenth street. after several months
illness with a complication of all
mepts. She had been a resident Of Rock
Island for So years She was u native
o. Germany. Mrs. Schmidt had been
thrice married. two former husbands
pres eding her in death. She enjoyed
an extensive acq laintance among the
older Germa 4 a merican residents OF
the city, all of whom will be grieved
by her death. } he survivors are her
hus band and six children. Tne latter
are: Mrs. Julia RuderstrofT, Avoca,
Wis Mrs. Lizzie Gowau, Shelter
cove. Cal Mrs. Matilda Hastings and
Mrs. Minnie Hanshaw and John and
Joseph Holzhammer. of Rock Island.
The funeral services will be held al
the German Evangelical Lutheran
church on Ninth street at 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-15
COUNTY TEMPLE.
Transfers.

Oct. Difference H. Reck ct al to
John Z Krell. part outlot q, sc, !, IS,
IS Wv. Rock Islsnd, SLIPS.
Henry q. Brooks to William A An
dsrson lot 5, Brooks Sixth add Rock
Island. $475
Jesse l. Johns to John w. Russell,
lot Il block 3, College Heights add 4,
Rock Island, $50
John w Russell to l. X Eihl. lot
~ block 3 College Heights add +,
Rock Island. 81. $50.
John V. Wells to Home Building S,
Loan association. lot 8. block 2. Guy
er's second add, Rock Island, $500.
Home Building ~ Loan Association
to John V. Wells, lots and z, block
3 Guyer's second add, Rock Island,
81. 700.
James F. Kell TO Joseph NJ. Kell,
und Is of q mel Q I6, 3w; und {
VI nw3 and W 20 acres of Sc NV, 10,
10. 3w, $SO5 80
Hansen. Greve & Co, to Charles
Leonard Hahn. fri NV Island + 81. II
4w; Island neI, %, II. 4w, $3.50
14-Heirs of jesse Shields to Jane
E. Walker. part lot block s Hulda
Thomas add. Moline. 81.
Heirs of Jesse Shields to Rufus
Walker & Sons. part lots and
block s Hulda Thomas add, Moline
81, $40.
Rock Island Mutual Building, Losr
& Saving association 10 John KEEL
berg, lois 81 and q. Edgewood Park
first add, Rock Island. 81. O0O
| + Ii Guyer to John Bjeltberg. lo'.
26 - and 20, Edgewooo Park frs
add $3.50.
Samuel L Stewart to Lena Stewart
lot 9. block 2. ). w. Wheelot ks add
Moline 81 900.
Donald Stewart to Samuel L. Stew
art. lot . block 2 S w. Wbeelo, XXI
add. Moline, 81 900.
Donald Stewart 10 Samuel T Stew
art. 40 feet lot 5. block 5. O,borne'
second add. Moline. 81 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-15
CRAWFORD HIT BY TRAIN:
PROBABLY FATALLY HURT

Fred Crawford, workman engaged
on the paving of Twentieth street, in
Moline, was struck by train No. 2. on
the Rock Island road. this morning,
receiving injuries which may prove
fatal He was at work on the track
and did not mott the approach of
the train.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-15

It's mistake to imagine that itch
ing piles can't be cured; a mistake to
suffer day longer than y ga can belp.
Doan's Ointment brings instant re-
lief and permanent cure. at any
: drug store, SO cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-15

Constipation neglected or badly
treated leads to total disability or
ueath Rocky Mountain Tea abso-
lutely cures constipation in ali its
forms. 35 cents L III. Thomas,
druggist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-15
wEArHER WE MAx HAVE

Generality /dir tonight and
WcdReSday, much cooler TO-
night.
J. 81. SRERLER, Observer
Temperature at Z a. ~. ID,
at $50 D. m. GS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-15

Is it burn? Use DIR. Thomas
Eclectric Oil. A cut? Use DIR
Toomas' Electric OIL. At your drug
q It's
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-12
Tammanv Rule Seems 10 be Doomed.

The New York Herald contains revelations Of most
startling character relative to the arrangements existing in
city for the payment and collection Of tribute
gambler who was driven out business by the exac-
police has consented tell he knows and
furnish He that the secret vice commission
the city divided districts and that dive
keeper IS assessed all business VIII The
total Ct the collections received from these institutions
not less than s560oo0O year Of which the who
gave his consent to the scheme quietly pockets oneseventh
100000 is unnecessary print portrait Of the
great who thus connected with the bla kmaing
practices existing the metropolis He is not in New
York but his dividends are going just the same
The Herald says the district attorney New York
proofs his possession ard that ne is consid
erng what he shall do with them. Under the circum-
stances it difficult predict what he viii follow.
1t has long been a matter Of knowledge that
Croker his gang live and flourish By virtue Of the i'm
mense backma they able to wiring from protected
institutions vice been equally evident to close
observers that they were safe from prosecution and
vction because of they received sums
large enough to corrupt very Of justice and
seduee majority officials into forgeuness Of their
oaths.
such practices could not go indefinitely without
disclosure Of the facts m knows how many times
the proof has been authorities
only to bought back by benehcanes of the gigantic
conspiracy of bIaczmai to assume even now
anything value to the people ow New York will
come Of the exposure.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-12
@aifqq ga9le
y. NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.
Good-Bve TO Fusion Tickets.


There is no possibility of law ever being enacted
in Kansas prohibiting any resident from voting for
whom Or with what party peases. They only do that
thing down south. the Republican majority are con
telnpIatng which viii prohibit candidate from
having his name appear in half dozen places on the same
ballot as the nominee Of as many parties such law win
knock the wind out political combine known as
Fusion wherein parties holding to entirely different prnei
pies and views platforms candidates for the
sake Of Office When Pops Prohibs Democrats all get
together on different platforms in the same band wagon
and under the same banner the presumption Of insincerty
is so strong as to disgusting There is objection to
Democrat voting the Populst ticket nor to Prohibi-
tonis in his hatred the Republican party voting for a
whisky Democrat they should be permitted do
SO under false pretenses Fusion Of parties given
platform OF principles might be comendabe but fusion
on separate distinct and antagonsc declarations Of con
,dotons and beliefs insnceity bad-headed hypoc
risy A candidate cannot consistently be Democrat a
Socialist a Prohbitonst and PopuHst all at the same
time and in one campaign nor should permitted
fool anybody by posing as such a mixture.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-12
rIercnriaI but It WnI stand.

Blowitz in North American Review for the cur
month essays the past and future France
the viewpoint Of the leading nationality Of the pass
and incoming centuries Bowitz toward ultimate
Royalis government for the French people The Royas
of France are st hopeful monarchy
The members Of the in the department Of the Seine
and reafrned their loyalty amid enthusiasm
Sunday last Some 1000 members including most of the
Royais notabities residing in France present
telegram Of greeting the Duke and
Duchess Of Orleans and there large invoice of revou-
uonary talk The Royalists referred to the Duke of
Orleans the legitimate King France all Of chem
expressed hope day when
the republic would overthrow would return
spite of the talk Of the Royalists spite Of their
demonstrations time spite the contempt
uous illusions they to President Loubet fact
that the French republic was never on hrmer
foundation tina The presence Of potters in the
chamber of deputies and senate the fact that the army
contains many avowed Royast officials, have not been
disturb the equilibrium of the government.
President Loubet's popularity with the people is
so great overthrow would be gigantic undertake
ing great fact for all Royalsts all the
partists attempt Republican principles are
gaining ground steadily in France and the stability mani
tested by republic the best
possible proof Of the fact
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-12
The Governors Recommendations.

As rule Kansas legislatures have needed the specific
recommendations Of the chief executives message only in
general way. Such recommendations have been found
to counter to the best judgment Of experienced Ieg-
laors otherwise because Of party politics to be ques-
Honable wisdom But the indications that the present
legislature viii in systematic take up, consider and
act most of the recommendations urged by Governor
Stanley In fact his entire message is up Of practical
suggestions every of which is deemed practical and
Of them necessary for the wen being Of the state
Two of these already being extensively discussed by
the members one new assessment taxation law and
the other an amendment to the election law
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-12
Along the Kansas Nile

John c. Carpenter Is at the head OF
the committee on railroads in the stare
senate
Peter Ausmus. Of Arkansas city, s.
missing The last seen of HIM was On
Tuesday.
A new salt plant IS to 60 in at Hutch
inson which viii be, it is said, the larg-
est in the state
1t IS said that the Burton men VIII
support Lieutenant governor Richter
for governor in 1902
The members Of the state senate and
the house are % be permitted SO worth
of postage stamps each
The senator from Leavenworth VIII IN
troduce a bin making tax deeds absolute
deeds. in order TO scare up the delu-
quent taxpayers.
At Topeka a proposition has been
made 10 build near the State house an
executive mansion for future governors,
the residence to cost 5000
Judge sImons. of Fort Scott, has PRO
hiDited smoking in his court room lie
told the attorneys thar a court room was
just as sacred as a church.
There are lot Of paintings Of nude
women En- the dome o. the capitol ar
Topeka and one OF the state officers
says they should be smashed.
Mrs Detwller. who died last week az
Fort Scott. had made ii practice for
years TO read The Bi5ls Through once eve
cry twelve months. She was o.
The secretary " the treasury could not
admit seed wheat Ter kansas drty free
and a ba VIII be Introduced Into com
gress permitting this 70 ae o0ue-
II is now said that the present lee.s'a-
turs VIII not touch tle ccrErez -l-i
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-12
The Four New Supreme Court Judges.

AT late hour, night before last Governor Stanley
named the four judges provided for by
the constitutional amendment adopted by the people Of the
state election fan The Associated Press agent
Topeka did fail make Of the fact Of Rev.
shedons return TO his Topeka pulpit but left the more
important alluded to. j. C. Pollock of Winfield A L.
Green Of Newton, a. H. Ellis Of BelOt and E W. Gun
ningham Of Epora the lawyers chosen for the su-
honor Topeka had three candidates thus it is
said failed either However that may be that
always boasts than it's share Of officers men
chosen ali stand high lawyers their respective local.
ties Southwest Kansas gets Of the judges northwest
Kansas one and central Kansas the other There VIII
be little or no criticism of the governors choice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-12
AguInaIdo Again Reported Dead.

many months the Of Emilio Agunaldo has
been enshrouded in mystery PROFESSIONALLY the leader
against American sovereignty the Philippines
seems have dropped from person of some
eninence. Other Of influence and note among the
peoples inhabting Islands lave heard FROM but
Aguinaldo practically disappeared from the of act
months Those who secuted the reports
lis death declared he 'in hiding" but he
could have kept long secusion never assuming
publicly anywhere the rein Of power puzzle that
Americans protested themselves quite unable to
solve.
Report his 1t that President Benjamin Ide Wheeler
has received trustworthy information through sons Of
Senior Buencamno of the death Of Agunsdo weeks ago
is Of possible that ntrused to Pres
dent Wheeers charge may have kept in touch with the
of nsurgen circles but as Senior Buenca
mino himself has gone record favorng suspension
of further resistance to army scarcely seems
probable.
Not few observers hold the opinion that AgunaIdo
passed beyond" ago, the news Of his
death kept secret However this may be 1t seems
certain that the Aguinaldo spirit to our
neutrality-suspicious. intensified by dngs regarding certain
administration policies regarding acquisitions in the West
Indesis still decidedly alive. and decidedly in evidence
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-12

Philadelphia barber
he have catch meals when and
o G wit nv froub
meals quickly and did rn
bad dull
but read them through until happened read such troubles
determined Iahuls
the second heartburn pains around heart And that dull feeling
disappeared After the third
them About FIVE weeks ago the sane trouble returned SYMPTOMS except this
Noticing the ad in the same paper sent fer u an must IRE ivs
the
trouble IS usually before
and
a ] votr
"
% them
" ASSE2A bad
l5f7~f- 81 p i
i = = Z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-12

What as those leading citizens of Manila who the
United States retire that the United states has
brought the need of Industry the land way
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-12

The other day the Venezuelans the guise revou-
touiss slipped and attacked the Colombian army
which whipped dayghts of The Venezueans This
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-12

A few senate customs should be pried aside Of
the younger senators should loose and everastngly
take the hide off Teller ard any other the grave
and reverend signeurs who insist making it business
be disaereeable all the time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-12

Shaf,sr is again being abused because at the battle OF
Santiago he did 10 the Spanish side take
General Lnares by the heels and crack the whip with
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
FLAGSTAFF
From the sun

From tho sun.
Mrs e. . R;urlau has been suffer
.ug from an attack of the pneumonia
this week She ia reported as improy-
iug
District Court for Cucunlnp county
viii convene con- Monday Auru 10. In
stead % April a. tho regular uuy ui
tho April term
T. r MoGouIgly bias sold has wind
mill and tank 90 vs.. "a Anderson who
VIII remove it Co hia ranch. where hc
viii uHr 10 Tor pumping water
The board ui trade could liycu
things up u Flagstan 10 they would
only interest themselves boo matters
that would advance the progress Of
the town
Frank Conrad q brother of Henry
Conrad. az Milton. arrived from lud
low, Kentucky. to accept % position
with the Arizona Lumber eud Timber
company
s. T. Farout is expected here iu
the near future from Phoenix with hIa
new AUTOMOBILES which viii carry pHs
sruErrs from Flagstuf tO the Grand
Canyon during the hummer.
Mrs Nullic Wluklcr wife of 4 g..
Wiuklvr died ht her home mere a,t"r
"a hricl lllnosn. deceased was 80 years
of age and leaves husband Go mourn
her loss
Reports from Verde valley Oak Rnd
Beaver crock say tbgi there viii bc
lttlD fruit raised trrrv this season
frost having having KILLED Hll the buds
The weather in tho valley has been
unusually cold Tor the season during
the past month.
Frank Friospl and David Baxter rr.
turned from their trip down the Colo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13

Golden, y. VI. April ll.-C. T. Sooy
| of the Lightning Hay Press Mauufac.
turing company. after spending sever.
al days in camp, started back 90 Kan.
sas city the early part OF thp week
Edgar Moore. superintendent ~ tho
Industrial Gold Placer MiniuG com.
pauy, h. doing some good work for
his company ia the Tuertu guIoh. tie
| is well pleased with the cement beds.
and expects "a be able 60 commence
operating before long
G. Greeley agent for Mr. Souy OF
Kansas city rs having the dry washer
repaired for actual service this spring
| The Suoy dry washer. situated about
half a mile east of the Monte Crsto.
in the old DclEndo placer ground. was
built In tho spring of 1897. but mas
never been run ON account of the
gravel being too damp 90 rum through
a machine. 4 fair test will be- made
! this spring. however and 10 the ma.
chine will do the work that 10 is recon
mcndcd "a DO IL will be- kept running
AN the year until next winter
Richard Mathews. an old time miner
| in the different mining camps uf south
santa Pc county. took "A contract from
the lessts Of the Gypsy Queen mining
claims 90 ran tunnel boo ono of tho
claims which are situated on the west
side OF the ORTIZ mine grant tie had
not gone very far into tho mountain
when "a large vein fuzzy four feet
thick was discovered The copper ore
hc says. BIS uc highest grade OF ore
ever found iu tho country
The Baird Gold Mining company
paid all their men yesterday ami the
fifteen stamp mia which had boon run.
ming ON cement was closed down for
several weeks The Baird company is
one of the FIRST To- put up mill b the
lueftu 40 stamp the immense cement
beds which lio for several miles west
uf Golden on run Of fifteen stamps
for more than six weeks the company
was more than pleased with the n,
suits Of the values contained In the
cement and decided tu close the mill
down and sing u shaft two hundred
feet deep ON the we'll 90 increase the
amount of water go that the full thirty
stamps now on the ground could be-
run n water enough is found az many
stamps as can possibly hg run with
the water viii De- added 90 the mill
ihis mill has now proven. without
the least doubt that the cement tcds
contain enough values 60 pay big diyi.
dends, II tho proper machinery is put
up 10 treat the cement This country
has not only cement oLouEh 90 supply
the Baird but has plenty moro for one
hundred mills like the Baird and co.
mcut enough 90 keep them pounding
away for hundred years.
GOLDEN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
HoLaRook


From tho Argus
Deputy sheriff Burdott went 10 Win
slow un official business
Henry lluninE came up from Phoe.
mia and went out to his home NJ show
Low.
WIN ArmhrGsiUr returned from san
Frnuc.fru, where hv has been en- q
visit Tor some time. lio reports having
% fine time ln the coast city
70 is expected that the base ball
season VIII he opened next SUNDAY
afternoon with umo between the
ilolhrook and - Joseph mines ON the
home grounds
40 laStrauEc. who was wanted for
burglary gt Prescott. was taken IN hy
Shuriu SrrhrNtt and Deputy a Marsh
of Prescott came after hi8 han.
NrH T. NJ Iurk returned from her
eastern visit She reports having an
excellent time. having visited in all
the principal cities OF the east
Sir Malls who has been agency
carpenter nt white River. was trans.
f.u.l 90 Wiuguto We understand
that j. H. ban viii bee transferred
back Co the agency 10 ON this post
ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
KINGMAN


From the Miner
nr. Cowio was called to blackberry
90 attend the sick bed of Mrs " D.
lNd,uuur. who was suffering from a
stroke of paralysis.
Miss Maudc ntcuuirr. who has been
teaching school at Peach Springs. re-.
turned tp Kinrman the school having
ur,u closed Tor the term.
Dr John U Whtosides was I'M King.
man with petition asking for tho ap.
u. iutmcut az o. s. DcnnisOn as Justice
LOT the peace al Chloride The appoint
mont was made and Mr. Donnison viii
qualify at once.
Ross H. Blakoly aud William Swoo.
.uDy IRE appointed school trustees
uY Judge Logan 20 nll tho vacancy
existing in the kingman school hoard
The new mrmhcrs are all right and
viii ON the office most arcoptahly 10
the people
Alien r Ware and wife after visit
~ several dnyH with the family ~ nr
q, vs. Flynn departed for their now
homo in silver city n h Their
friends iu this county wish them an
manner OF good luck lu their new
home
a gun play took place at White ms
U'lMt'N Two saloon mon, nut no dan.
age was done. Samuel White. upon
whom thu play was made. cump 60
kinEWlU and swOrc 10 complaint
against ldc Hamblln, ana Deputy
Sheriff Brown has gone out 90 make
tho arrest These gun plays arc no
good thing aud ought 10 be- disCour
aged
At this term of the district court
proposal Tor settlement of the lltiga
ton against the Crrhat mine was made
and the annoying cloud ou the minr
tltio will soon Dee disBipatrd The mine
ls ono OF tho blk properties nf the
county aud OuEu, Co have boon work
ing "a large force OF men Tor years past
u carries values ia gold silver and
copper and the owners Will soon have
suitable works erected 90 handle tho
ores
KInrman lB tu celebrate tho Fourth
of july in good old western style this .
year Already tho business men ara
laying up their donations 10 the cole
hwiiou fund aud discussing matters
pertaining tu the uu and frnlic that
Boz tu hr INDUCED in on that occasion .
There arc iu ID horse races. drilling
foot races balloon ascension F.
cowboy sports fireworks and every
thing else that goes 20 make an en-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-13
NC pResloeNr,s 1alP.
Texas Cities Busy Preparing 10 Enter.
tain Him.


The few Texas cities which prrsl.
dent Mckinley will visit are busy
planning and preparing Ia entertain
the distinguished party At Houston
" is proposed To- invite Governor SAY.
crs 90 accompany the Houston Fcccp.
ton committee Co Orange 10 meet the
nations chief executive as hc enters
IN" state. ~ paso win invite Cover.
nor Sayors To come to that city with
the presidential party
" is proposed az Houston 90 meet
the president NJ the depot with band
and the firing ~ the presidential Ba.
lutte hy n battery 81 artillery. The
ladies are 10 shower the presidential
carriage with flowers as the party
starts 10 drive about the city. II is
proposed tl have the school children
gather az central point with baskets
% cut flowers with which they viii
carpet the streets To- advance Of tho
presidential carriage u is hoped tnnt
the president viii give a public hand.
shaking or make "a short speech. or
both In all the cities az which he
stops. u iB now expected that the
presidential party will reach Horston
on The morning of May 3 and ~ paso
on Sunday morning May q.
The committee having ON hand the
arrangements for the presidential re-.
ccptiou ~ go paBn are racklng their
brains for something both pleasing
and original. The plans are NOS yet
pprfpttcd