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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-05-13
The Muslcal Event of the season.

Elijah, Mendelssohn's masterpiece,
will be rendered by the Handel Ora
torio society, of Augustaua coll ge
Thursday, May l6, at The First NJ
church, Rock Island.
The chorus will be assisted by the
following soloists: Soprano, Mr. g..
A Hanson, Davenport; tenor, w. E.
Moody Davenport; baritone Gustav
Holmquist, Chicago Full orchestra.
Admission so cents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-05-13
The Grand Trunk Railway System

Under certain conditions allows a
stop-over of 10 days at Niagara Falls
or Buffalo to enable holders of tickets
to eastern destinations to visit the
Pan-American exposition.
Full information may be obtained
from city passenger and ticket agent.
249 Clark street. Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-05-13

If people only knew what we know
about Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, it would
be used in nearly every household, as
there are few people who do not suf-
fer from feeling of fullness after eat
ing. belching, hatulence, sour stom.
ach or water brash. caused by indi-
gestion or dyspepsia A preparation,
such as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which
with no aid from the stomach viii di-
gest your food, certainly can't her
but do you good B. H. Bieber and
uartz d Ullemeyer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-05-13
RESULTS OF SATURDAYS GAMES.

Rock Island Plays Ragged and Loses by
Score of go to IL.
Bloomington. May 11-Blooming-
ton took the second game of the series
from Rock Island in walk. The
visitors batted hard. but errors were
numerous. Score.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-05-13

The least in quantity and most in
quality describes DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the famous pills for con-
stipation and liver complaints. B.
III. Bieber and Hartz d Whenever.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-05-13
BLOOMINGTON.

Il MOCK lSlduQ " ID " " Z-1z
Three-base hits-Bell, McGreevy,
Elsey, II. p. Tate, Abbott; bases on
balls-oG Hoy 2. off McGreevy 1, of
Fisher 5, of Abbott 5; home run
Thompson; double play Hoy-Zink
time-1:50; umpire-McKenzie.
Tsrre Haute o, Davenport 10.
Terre Haute, May 11.-Terre Haute
won long drawn out and loose game
Three times with bases filed the bat
ter walked to first. In the fourth in
ming Terre Haute tried three pitchers,
winding up with Brown, the coal
miner, who held the visitors down the
remainder of the game. Score:
Terre Haute. % U lib
Davenport. 81 o 4 o o DO
Batteries Price, Steel. Brown and
Starnagle, Boyle and Evers; hits
Terre Haute II. Davenport II; errors
Tore Haute l, Davenport 5.
Cedar Rapids 20. Evansville 4.
Evansville, May 1.-The game to-
day was comedy of errors so far as
Evansville was concerned. The locals
were outclassed. Score.
Evansville. 20 90 o o o o. 4
Cedar Rapids. o 9 2 2 5 o 30
Batteries-Cro, and Roth. Lyon
and Weaver; hits-Evansville z, Ce-
dar Rapids IA; errors-Evansville s.
Cedar Rapids 2.
Decatur 0, Rockford 8.
Decatur. May IL Rockford scored
a lot of errors today and found Dor
ner something of a puzzle. 1t was
Decatur's hitting day. rhe score:
Decatur. .....3 2 5000 3 %
Rockford 20 90 3 o 90 2-5
Batteries-Dorner aud Rollins, Ho-
vey and Hanford; hits-Decatur 8.
Rockford 5; errors-Decatur .. Rock
ford s.
BARRIERS Reap Glory.
The BARRIERS and the Hustlers came
together with crash at the Twelfth
street park yesterday afternoon, the
former winning out to z. Neither
side had had any previous practice
this season, but the way the score
was kept down will make the profess
SIGNALS green with envy when they
read about it. 1t was not an error
less game, for the wind made fielding
tribe nasty, but there were features
in plenty. The Hustlers deserved to
win. but they made bad errors at
critical times, which cost them the
game. The attendance was light ow-
ing to the freshness of the weather.
The next contest, which is promised
to take place soon. will draw more
interest. Following is the lineup:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-05-13

The Rock Island High school boys
dc feated the Davenport High school
in a game at the Twelfth street park
Saturday afternoon. The score was
IL to 12.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-05-13
Specials for All This Week :
Full Line Patent Me iCines
at Lowest Prices.

Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets, regular 25c
package. 15c
2 Quart Hot Water Bottles,
regular 99c. SOC
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
A Posse Is
Hot after Chacon.

Constable Mckenzie, accompanied by
Henry Gray, Lionel Birgano and Bud
Hollis of Stafford went 70 solomonvilie
and at o'clock Wednesday morning, In
company with John Parks, Doc Nicks
and Jack Davis started toward Clifton.
About the same time . posse led by
Sheriff Parks, left Clifton coming to-
wards the Giia valley. The reason Of
these movements is that On Tuesday q
Mexican came in and informed Sheriff
Parks that Chacon the murderer of Pa
bio Salcido, and his gang were camped
in the mountains near Guthrie and thai
he would lead them to the place. The
Graham Guardian says that the Sherid
gave orders to organize q posse here
and then went 70 Clifton where b
would organize another and the two met
near where the outlaws were supposed
to be but at last accounts had failed tt
locate them.
There seems to be little doubt as tt
the authenticity OF the Information given
by the Mexican, bat the outlaws mus
have received information OF the move
ments OF the Sheriff and eluded him.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
The President Is
Planning Tour Of World.

WHEELING. w. Va, May Ain an
interview to-day Congressman B. B.
Dovener said:
president McKiniey's continental
trip is to mark an epoch. Every event
is to be carefully chronicled, and, with
accompanying illustrations by artists
who accompany the President, will be
fled and preserved for the future.
"rhe President, rs typical American,
has ambitions, and 1t 10 his cherished
desire TO have the eight years Of his nd
ministration pass into history as pe-
riod of unparalleled progress and pros
perity. And at the end OF his second
term, the President, in the prime OF life
at the age of 62, is planning q tour OF tbs
world on more comprehensive plas
than the trip Of General Grant In 1877
"The President, after the cnrnpletioi
Of the present journey, will hare sclipsss
all presidential records for travelling ans
meeting people,"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04

of a poor laborer in his life. He ID known
as a very devout man. The superstitious
people are Inclined to regard it as a mir.
acle and many of the visitors were down
on their knees before the holy picture.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT,
Most strange manifestation developed
here today and was witnessed by thou
sands Of people In the home ofia humble
Polish family, Anton Csarneeki, de.
vout Catholic returned from church and
knelt in prayer. On the wall was pic.
ture OF the Saviour on the cross. Upon
looking up he discovered blood trinklina
down outside OF glass from the points
where the hands and feet are piniod. In
great alarm he sent for priests. Two
came and wiped the blood off, but it re.
apeared as fast as it was wiped away,
running down distance of ak inches.
Hundreds affirm the strange occur
rance. and great excitement prevails.
The house has been closed and no fur
ther visitors will be admitted. So far,
no one can account for the phenomena.
superstitious people believe 1t to be
witchcraft. Bishop Ellis has been sent
for.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
Bleeding Picture of Christ
Causes Sensation AmOnQ
Wisconsin Church People.

ing and was in deep meditation when on
looking at the holy picture he was al
most transfixed with astonishment, as
he saw blood coming from the one ex-
posed foot Of the Saviour, from his heart,
and from his wrist. The other wrist and
loot are not shown on the picture.
He Immediately summoned his pastor,
the Rev. Father Papon and with Father
Cleary, made an Investigation. The
blood, or coloring matter, is plainly
visible and was seen by every one today.
II has not yet been examined under the
microscope, but has every appearance Of
being dry blood corpuscles.
The Rev. Father Cleary, when seen
today, refused to say whether or not he
considered it a miracle. He said that he
had throughly investigated the matter
and was inclined to believe it was due
to natural cause, but that if it was a
miracle, there would probably be other
manifestations in short time to prove
it.
Czarnecki is almost terrified and is
unable to account for it. He works in
one tf the sawmills and there has been
nothing except the ordinary occurrences
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
NILES OF
BLOCKS ARE BURNED.
Nearly 10000 People are Home.
less and the City will Ask Aid
from Cities Of tho Country Total
Loss Reaches Into Millions of
Dollars.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May To-day
the hot May Sun rose on the smoke
enshrouded city. The fire which started
yesterday afternoon spent its force by o
O'Clock last night.
The damage 10 enormous with a hun.
dred and forty-eight blocks swept by
the flames and far as known seven per
sons lost their lives.
All the local companies OF the state
militia have been ON duty since midnight
and military companies from other cities
are ON the way to jacksonville by special
trains. Many extra police have been
sworn in and every able man not
doing duty in some capacity in the fire.
swept district 10 pressed into service.
The path OF the flames lie fourteen blocks
wide and two miles long. Practically
all old Jacksonville has been destroyed
nothing being left but few suburbs.
The fire was the largest in proportion to
the size OF the place that ever visited
any place.
A conservative estimate places the
number of homeless people in the city
at 10, 600. Most Of these spent the night
i'm the parks, on the docks barges and
some slept ON the belongings they hap
pened TO save from the general wreck.
Itis expected an appeal will be issned
TO the people Of the United States. The
leading business and insurance agents
estimate the total loss OF property at
from ten to fifteen millions.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
; Passed
to Tander bilt.

Ew YORK, May THE Evening Post
I|eussing Union Pacific affairs, said:
lit was believed In Wall street today
kt the contest Tor control Of the Urion
ei6c property. which has heen for some
b. ia progress, with d resultant ad-
bee Of q points in the last two weeks,
I been virtually ended by the success
poe Of the competing bidders. II was
Serally accepted that the Vanderbilt
erests was the successful purchaser.
cessation Of the rise In the Union
Rifc was followed by great rise in
y York Central, which moved mp ~ !.
! in Pennsylvania, which rose ~.
$Control OF the Union Pacific hallway
undoubtedly passed in the recent
raordinary active market Tor the
pres. Even Union Pacific interests to-
admitted that the buying could be
lsined on no other theory than that
effort had been made 10 get control
he property. II was declared that
|trol had not yet actually passed, but
Jas admitted that in the next lew
sit might be developed that new In
Ests had secured enough Of the shares
Mace them in control Of the proper.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
4 Clifton Woman
Commits Suicide,

About 10 o'clock Wednesday morning
residents Of Clifton were startled by the
report OF revolver In one OF the houses.
Neighbors rushed in and found Louisa
Lapoint, young married woman, lying
i'm her own blood. A mortal wound had
been made in her breast and she died
soon after
A coroner's inquest WAS held and the
verdict was death by suicide.
The Solomonville Bulletin says that
Mrs. Lapoins was married about ten
months ago TO Lorenzo Lapoint. She was
the daughter Of Pablo salcido, who, it
win be remembered, was killed some
tune ago. She makes the third in her
family who have died from gun-slot
wounds, her brother, Longfeliow, hay-
ing been accidentally shot few months
ago.
She was married by Father thinner
man at Morenci. Her husband kept q
saloon there, subsequently moving TO
Las Crucas and then again to Clifton,
where the cad incident occurred.
She is nineteen years old, and is the
granddaughter OF Mrs. A. Diax of Solo.
knoxville. Mrs. Diaz left for Clifton
upon receipt OF telegram announcing
the death OF Mrs. Lapoint.
No cause can be assigned for the act,
as by all accounts, she was very happy
| In her married life.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04

M,RISErrE, Wis, May 4.-There 10 a
40, excitement in Menominee ou an
s,a.ad miracle which 10 said to have oc~
E,,,ed in the home Of Antoine Czarnecki,
1 ,oor Pole residing In 4 district known
!. Moskrat City. A picture represent
e. the crowning OF the blessed
Lirgin is said to have ezpded blood from
s,,ee Of the crueifixion wounds Of
shrist.
Hundreds of people crowded into the
A,lehome and upstairs into the bedroom
here the picture ia hung today and the
k.ce is a regular Mecca for sight-seers.
Hoaicial eognisance of the alleged mir
$h was taken by the Rev. Father
8ssry pastor OF St. Johns Catholic
$oreb, and Rev. Father Papon, pastor
4 the Polish, and it is said that Bishop
is has been summoned to investigate
& and establish the authenticity of the
opposed miracle.
Carnecki, the Pole who was the first
discover the strange manifestation,
Tvs that he was saying his rosary OF his
edside about mass time Sunday morn
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
Items Of the Day Of
Personal Mention.

G. Hyman OF Bisbee is>in town.
John Spitz is here from San Francis
co.
G. M. Coe has returned from Cafe
Nome.
C. C. spaulding' OF Los Angeles is In
the city.
o. Buckalew OF the Santa Ritas is in
Tucson today.
w. e. Sturgiss Is in town from bis
ranch and will leave in few days for
Texas.
Mrs. Moore, wife of Capt. Moore oi
the land office, has returned from visit
to her mother at Monrovia, California.
Lewis Davis has gone TO the coast
where he will pass his vacation. Mr..
Davis liz assistant clerk of the District
Court.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04

sAS ANTONIO, Tex, May 4.--President
lEinley and party arrived at 2:3o this
brning.
Fhe President was up at Q O'Clock and
alone on the back platform reading
! newspapers. A great ovation was
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
The Shamrock Makes
4 Trial Trip Today,

SOUTHAMPTON, May 4.-The Shamrock
started ON her first trial trip today.
Keen interest was shown in the trial and
large number Of yachts and steamers
crowded with passengers accompanied
her. While the challenger was prepar.
ing, the American Liner st Louis passed
and saluted. The crews OF Sir Lypton' a
steam yacht Erin and the two Shamrocks
responded heartily.
The Shamrock went aground in solent
bat was noated with lite damage.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
lsedy Justice
| In Louisiana.

fHREyrFohr, La, May fat Rhode
last night a Negro named FELTON,
gman was lynched BY Negroes for as
Plting six-year-old colorei girl at AL
ebridge. Grant Johnson, another
pro, who kept o gambling house after
ng warned to leave the county and re-
fng, was hanged. He was known as
esperate character and had murdered
Fher Negro some time ago.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
From China to
the Philippines,

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The transports
Indiana, Packing and Lenox called
from Manila on the 29th for Taku and
the transport Sumner will sail for the
same port in few days.
These vessels will carry General Chat
fees army from China to the Philip
pines.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
he Presidential
Party Was at San Antonio.

given him at a. m. in front OF the ia
nous Alamo building in front OF which
the President and Governor Sayers
walked with bare heads.
The President madca brief speech, re-
viewed the troops at Fort Sam Houston
and left at I2 80 for Ell Paso.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
"Coney Island Clam Chowder. .

Full regular at The Breaker today for
q starter. This Is on our regular famous
dinner bill of fare, we follow up with
fresh water fish and [l4l fourteen courses
all told before we stop, our time is s to
7:30 p. M, our price lie Soc, come once
you win surely and positively come
again if you say our regular is not as re-
presented your money will cheerfully be
refunded. The Breaker and the Break
er only.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
ALI the Old
Ministers Resigned.

YoKoHoMA, May 4.-The Marquis
saiouji has been appointed acting pre-
mier. All the old ministers have re-
signed with the exception of the Minis
ter of Finance, visconnt Watanabo.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
Russia Does
Not Want Trouble.

sT. PETERSBURG, May MANY stud
ents. working men, lawyers, liteerateurs
and liberal have been arrested and 500
houses entered and searched on Thurs
day night with a view of intimidation
to prevent any demonstration next
Sunday, Labor Day. The same tactics
were pursued throughout Russia,
HERE is ONE OF those none such
dinners--here is full Sunday dinner
or any other days dinner a full $l.0O
dinner for so cents, time to Z 80 p. m.
at the Breaker.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04

STRAWBERRY short cake i5c, The
Breaker and The Breaker only. Don't
forget this fact, come again, we have
one eye open, sometimes two, we never
sleep.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
Local Weather Report.
METAL AND MONEY MARKET.

NEW YoRK, May 4.--Bar silver. 59T
Mexican dollars, 47118 silver certificates,
6116.
CopPER--Copper, II; brokers, II; ex-
change and casting, 1885.
LEAD--Lead dull; brokers, 400; ex
hange 16h.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
The Census Of
Manila Is Complete,

MANILA, May 4.--The census OF Man
ila just completed gives the population
az pa, ,732.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-04
Yellow Fever Has
Appeared in Havana.

HAVANA, May 4.-Yellow fever has
made Its appearance in Havana.
FOR SALE--On Mammoth road, two
miles from city, small new frame house,
nice place for invalids. Will be sold
cheap. Inquire on premises.
MRS. QUINLAN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-19


ascrtaining of how much more his gains
are this year than they were last; per-
haps the Spectator realizes tina. for
tunes easily won are as easily lost and
looks about him to find some honest
work in which he can make an honest
wage; perhaps the girl realizes that
some things can not be bought with
money and resolves to serve her ems
ployer we'll until such time as it may
chance that the Prince Charming shall
call at her door and take her away with
him to the home whore there will be
much Of work and care, tho they shall
almost lose their characteristics because
they shall be tempered with love. But
1T they do not understand these things
before it is too late they will probably
pretend that they are happy and con-
tent. While deep in their hearts they
long for the days of work and at least
an cXpectant happiness.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-19
Public Opinion on Iowa Subjects
as Reflected in the Iowa
Newspapers.
The News Of Iowa From Hun.
,dreds Of Different Towns
and Communities.
"A NEW Law POINT.

davenport Republican.
A queer case has drifted into the
courts of southwestern Iowa that is
worrying judge and causing a lot of
men to do some hard thinking. a GER
tain Mrs. Lucy Lamberton asks the
court to compel a man to talk to his
second wife, the position she holds in
that particular household. She even
goes farther and demands $4,000 in ALI
mony if the old fellow fails to become
loquacious.
In addition to other interesting mat
tiers the trial may throw some light on
the causes which led the old man to
WOO young woman successfully,
support her in comfort. look at
her occasionally. but decline to
realize that marriage implies some
readiness for dialogue on the
part of both contracting parties. Thus
far the sole allegation against Lamber-
ton is that he had nothing to say
The suppositton is that he was dong a
lot of thinking and there is much daring
speculation as to the nature Of cogita-
ton. He has raised one family and
turned them loose upon the community.
possibly handicapped with hereditary
reticence. when he met the woman who
now applies for a separation from a
man who declined to do anything but a
thinking part.
Loquacious enough to WOO the wo-
man. MIR. Lamberton after the cere-
mony became concise, brief. uncom-
municative. monosyllabic and dumb In
rapid succession. She says she tried
him on a wide range of topics, but he
was mum. He was kind but firm and
continuously silent. Once when he
searched himself for long words and
made the longest of his speeches re-
corded, he said: Would you like to go
into the library? i will stay here and
smoke a cigar" Mrs. Lambertson sub
mits that this was unexpected and very
disappointing But there is a good
chance that when Mr.. Lambertson is
finally compelled to uncork himself he
will be worth listening to-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-19
IOWA NEWS ITEMS
Swaledale..

Swaledale.
Record: a. E. Raw and John Bards-l
LEY traded horses. One of them made
$50 and the other $50. Both are satia !,
fed
Sheldon.
The so-called smallpox seems to be
dying out; no new cases of the disease
has appeared in this neigborhood for
,.early two weeks.
Creseo.
The NIethodists are holding a series
Of genuine old fashioned revival meet
ings conducted by Rev. Head and
Evangelist z. w. Ruth.
Davenport.
Al $4,000 SANDER suit of Joseph Zuber
against Reinhart Hose was begun Sat-
ltition. Mr. Zuber alleges that Mr.. Hose
called him a liar and a thief.
Marble Rock.
| Mr.. Diehl Of Marshalltown. and Capt.
IL. Sorter of Mason City, were here re-
ltently and took part in helping to orr
eanize lodge of the Sons of Veterans.
They start out with eighteen members.
| Toledo.
\ C. C. Buck has purchased the Farm
| ers, elevator. He will remodel it, put in
| & gasoline engine and shelter and buy
grain here as well as at Garxin. where
he owns an elevator and has been in
business for some tiAle.
Jefferson.
County Recorder McBurney and as
Isistants have been very busy with land
| transfers this month. 1t is estimated
/ that about 25.O00 acres of Greene county
Hand or considerably more than an en-
lure township of soil, changed hands on
| the first OF March.
| Ackley.
1 The rural delivery route established
| here few months ago is proving very
| popular with the people, so much SO
| that Postmaster Breuning informs the
/ Photograph there will be three new
/ routes leading from this place estab-
ilshed about May 1. or soon thereafter.
Renwick.
| While shooting sparrows last Satur-
1 day Harold Pollock. of Pioneer. met
with serious accident. A 22-caliber
4 rifle carried by Howard Greiner was ac-
c;dentally discharged, the ball striking
f1dFOlu III stIle diihlS. - u " lAliS SiAAAs'
the physicians have been unable to To-
scate the ball.
Denison.
Gov. l.. NJ. Shaw paid Denison a WIS.,
4 i: last week and was warmly greeted
by his many friends. The Review says
The governor is looking in good health
and seems to enjoy the work. Still
more he seems to enjoy the prospect of
coming back to Denison and once more
taking part in the work which has
made Denison the best town in Iowa.
Clafksville.
Citizens here have organized the
ship is limited to fifty and at the time
of this first meeting there We're forty
enrolled. Tables for pool, billiards and
various other games will be installed
and 1t is the expectation that reading
room will be feature. Liquor
/ gambling and cigaret smoking are
among the evils that will positively be
prohibited.
Cumberland.
Tuesday evening about eight O'Clock
Louis Waters drove UP Main street at
a lively rate of speed and tied his team
lin front OF Weir & Farwell's hardware
store, after which he proceeded to visit
a few OF his friends for short time.
\ When he was ready to start for home
Inc turned the team too short and the
coupling under the buggy broke. drop
ping the front OF the buggy and pitch
ling Waters onto the crossing. He fell
In such manner that one of his legs
was broken. He waa aSslatad hv SriAnda