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The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
Aged Hermit Murdered.

Joseph Buchanan, an aged hermit,
was found dead in his cabin near Char
iton, Ia, his head being split open
with an AK. lie was reputed TO have
had much wealth stored about his
cabin, and his murder is supposed To
have had robbery as its motive.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
To Vote for Electric Lights.

A petition was presented asking the
council of Wellington, Kan, to call a
special election to vote electric light
bonds, and those officials have decided
20 do SO. The petition contained over
500 names. Notice of the election will
have to be published thirty days prior
20 the election, which cannot be held
before November z. The bonds will be
In the sum Of SIS 900, and run for five
years at o per cent interest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18

w. r. Powell at Ottawa recently
sent the pink pearl which was fished
out Of the Marias des Cygnes by a far
mer boy, to Chicago TO have IL inspect
ed as to quality and get the estimated
value Of an expert. 1t has arrived
home with a good report, which shows
thai the valuable is worth Ss5. Billy
has mounted it and is now wearing it
as a shirt stud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
MURDERER or DOCTOR

Negro coifesses to Committing Crime
at Newton, In.
The murderer of DIR. i. M. Failor at
Newton, Ia, has been arrested. He
was taken from Dies Moines and is now
in Jail at Newton. lie has been posi-
lively identified a. the Uan who struck
DIR. Failor down early In september.
His name is Chester Tyler, and he IL a
negro. lie has confessed 70 several,
persons that he is the mar who COM
mitted the crime. He has been hiding
in the coal mines In that vicinity ever
since. lie was arrested in Dcs Moines
for theft, and the watch taken from
DR.. Failor was secured from parties to
whom Tyler had given IL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
SAYS SHE POISONED SISTER
Charge of Murder Preferred Against
Mrs. Witwer.

Nrs. Wftwer.
The formal charge of murder in the,
first degree was preferred against Mrs.
Mary belle Witwer, the suspected
wholesale murderer, under arrest at
Dayton, o.
The affidavit Is based ON the death
of Mrs. Anna G. Pugh, n sister of the
accused. II * charged that death WINS
due To the administration Of arsenic
wilfully and maliciously given by Mrs.
Witwcr.
The expert into whose hands have
been placed the intcstines Of several
supposed victims, including those Of
Mrs. Pugh, has not yet made his re-
port TO the coroner and the AFFIDAVIT
Is based wholly on circumstantial evi.
dcnce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
MARKED INCREASE SHOWN
Trade With Philippines Expanding Every
Month.

A Washington, d. c., dispatch says:
A comparative statement issued by the
division of customs and insular affairs
of the war department concerning the
customs revenues of the Philippines
shows that the total rcvenue from this
source for the first half of 1901 was
1921, ola, an increase Of 80 per cent
over the amount for the same period OF
1900, when the revenues totalcd 50, l0s,-
466, and nearly doubled that from
January to June Of 1899, when the fig
urcs were Sc, IA, G54.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
Collision on the Milwaukee.

a head end collision took place on
the Chicago, Milwaukee Il 81. Paul
road near'Fayette, Ia. Engineer Gull
herman was killed, Conductor Haefner
seriously injured and two members of
the Highland Park college football
team, Miller and Henry, slightly in.
iurcd
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
MaR1IO Is Indicted.

A dispatch from albuquerque, N. NJ,
says: Antonio Maggie, the anarchist,
who was arrested a Silver City because
of his alleged prediction Of the assassi-
nation of President Mckinley, vas in
dicted by the federal grand jury for
conspiracy to kill the president. His
bail was fixed at ST., 900.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
R.prr..n,s,lye waco, D,.a.

Andrew j. Watson, Of C~oleridQe,
Ncb., state representative from that
district, and editor and proprietor Of,
the Coleridge Blade, died after an,
illness Of eighteen months. Mr.. Wat
son was one of the early settlers. He
leaves q wife and two daughters. '
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
WIN visit United states.

King Leopold has decided to visit
New York. He announced this at an
interview granted to the burgomaster
Saturday.
His majesty expects, among other
advantages, to get In the United States
many suggestions from the shipping
arrangements, which will prove bene-
fetal to the ports of Belgium.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
FOUND DEAD IN HIS BARN

d. &. sands of University Place Fakes His
Own Life.
o. c. Sands Of University Place, Neb.,
committed suicide in his barn. He
was found by his wife, who became
anxious about him and investigated to
learn where he had gone. He was
hanging in a hay loft where he had
tied a rope about his neck and evident
~ purposely strangled himself. One
foot was still a small box On which he
had stood and the other was on the
floor. A mental collapse taking the
form Of worry over financial matters
is believed to have caused him to take
his life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18

The first cold spell visited Trenton
last Saturday. A cold rain came and
then a heavy snow, which continued
off and on nearly all day. II came too
early, rs a great many farmers arc not
prrparcd for cold weathcr.i
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18

MUST 60 BACK FOR TRIAL
'aroied Convict of Illinois Captured In
Iowa,

lows.
a telegram received by Chief of Po-
lice Herring of Springfield. H., an
nounces the capture near Burlington,
Ia, where he Is now held in custody.
Oh hubc Whitaker, q convict ont ON
parole from Chester p~enitentinry. who
IN wanted for the attempted murder of
James Halpin, a fellow miner at San
canon shaft No. 2, near Springfield,
H., who had informed the mine boss
OF some Of Whittalrer's d~elingucncics.
Whitaker caught Wilson near the shaft
and almost killed him by striking him
with q piece Of iron. Whitaker was
IN n buggy when the officers espicd
him n near burlington, and gave the
officers "a long chase before they cap
tured him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
Injury threatens Death.

Dan Sullivan, n lumber dealer at
Alma, Neb., run a silver in his thumb
the other day. Nothing was thought
of it until blood poisoning set in. He
is very low, with small chance Of re-
covery. He is one Of the leading citi-
yeps of Alma.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
Thirteen Miners burned.

Ky an explosion In II mine nj Tun.
Melton, w. Va, thirteen miners were
burned, five probably fatally. The ac-
cident was caused by "a miner loading
"a hole with too much powder, causing
the dust from the electric machines to
unite and explode.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
Burns Hands, But Saves store.

A gasoline lamp overfowed while
burning in the dry goods store of c. l..
Meissner, York, Neb. Oscar Hickman,
a thoughtful and courageous clerk,
carried it from the store. Mr.. Hick-
maj was quite seriously burned on the
hands and arms.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
Hunting Her Husband.

Mrs. T. Evelyn Wurtz of Des Moines,
Ia, was in Fremont last week hunting
her missing husband. She learned he
had left for Fonda, Ia, and she started
there.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18

The new water plant OF the state
house was run last week and tho state
officers were present To witness the i'm
formal test. The stream OF water
thrown with a hose appeared to be
satisfactory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
Upton Goes Ia Ch,,.ao.

Sir Thomas Upton, with David Bar
Iie, his New York representative, DR..
+. Ried Maclay and Secretaries wess-
wood and Duncan, left New York for
Chicago October IL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
suicida NJ Hutchinson.

George w. Hemphill committed sui
eide at Hutchinson, Kan. He was a
well known Reno county farmer, SO
years Of age. He was suffering from q
physical malady that had no cure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
Disorder In spaip

An extraordinary meeting nf the
Spanish cabinet was held at Madrid
under the presidency of the queen re-
gent to consider the outbreaks in Sc
Vile and elsewhere. Fresh disturb
ances are reported mt Seville. A mob
that was storming the convent OF st.
Savior was dispersed by the troops,
but not until the door of tho convcnt
had been burned. Martial law win no
declared.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-10-18
INDIANS CLOSE THE SEASON
Exceptionally Good Record Made b.
Nebraska Rod Men.

The Nebraska Indian baseball team
disbanded for the season Cor October
IL, after playing Jamaica, La. This
year the Indians have played l64 games
through Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri,
Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and I'LL.
nois. OF these games the red men have
won 1877, lost twenty-six and tied one.
The record made by the Indians this
year is the best in the five years his.
tory of the organization,
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toth mr. Core A. 14r !, 900 Sund land place. $50
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OFFICES
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t4Li f. base east 70 006U5-7 7th. desirable ofnces
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oiS lZth, lst door 0O0 per Entire floors,
Is@1 +. 80 hr front 800 $125 per mo.
Bldg Sth&D sts.. $3.50 OO 1873 18th On 90
The Garfield 13th&I. so 0oI sos E. rear shop or
81 18th ST DOL store 49,. 1000
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REAL ESTATE
215 9th Ut sw, lar. $5U.53
o2o y Ut, o@ces. .. .41.W
zff2 P ct. Tor. .3. so
zoos n, store. 80
fel5-ts THOMAS BRADI
ron RnNT-BY GEO. W.
a01 l1th No. 1Ar. ~
stable. $3.50 o.
1915 r NV. lor&b. 80. 90
Furnished. 100 10
42e1 p, Or. b&store : 20. %
s. 9 nv. 0f&b. furp'e30. so
2l22 Pa ~ NV, Or. w20. so
ETOI
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fe2-tf RALPH w. LEE, I4o6 G st. NV
FOR RENT VERY DESIRABLE 7-ROOM.
bath and cellar brick houses: close to 14th st.
cars; in excellent condition. $27 80 and sos so.
Apply to yOLNEY EATON, Agent. The Portner.
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FOR RENT-wHMSr TRANSFERRING AT era
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FOR RENT-R. w. WALKER 4 son, loOe F ST.
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1907 10th nv, l2r. d. 70 90 81 st me- 6r&b Is 90
laos 21st, 10r&b. SIS 90 1912 Cap CRIB. % 90
1920 st. 5000 Chevy Chase Sr D.. Is 90
b04 NJ 1t, 9r&b. As so 1905 Omaha st, Br'k-
1877 Fla NV ,9rkb. 81 so land, Grab. is so
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300. 1923 NJ. l5r, ia
500. .S22 Conn ay,15r, ba
$50. 1923 r I av. lar, 2b
SI5. 1871 18th. lar, 2ba
$50. 1907 X NV. l4r, ba
500. 1926 18th NV, Sr, ba
$50. 1413 n NV, 12r, 2 ba
500. 1903 Phelps. Tor, 2ba
$40. 14l9Binney,1 1r, b, furc
$42.50.1915-l7 18th, Tor, ID
$3.50. 21O4-6 18th, Or, la
$40. It'll 14th NV. Tor, b
$40. .2445 18th. Tor. ba
1856. ....I517 2Sth, Or. ba
S2.56. 10 s NV, Sr, ba
5000. 2106 LIST NV, 9r, ba
$50. .l523 LIST NV. 7r. ba
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-07

at often made my heart ache, "
writes l.. G. Overstreet, of Elgin-
Tenn, to hear my wife cough until
it seemed her weak and sore lungs
would collapse Good doctors said
she was so far gone with consump-
ton that no medicine or earthly help
could save her. but n friend recon-
mended DR.. Kings New Discovery
and persistent use of this excellent
medicine saved her life" It's abso-
lutely guaranteed for coughs. colds.
bronchitis, asthma and all throat and
lung diseases. soc and S1.O0 at Hartz
& Ullemeyer's. Trial bottles free
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-07
InternliSiOr
characteristic Guard Noun


Sterling silver nail files. shoe
horns. erasers and seals, large size,
each at - cents.
Guaranteed solid gold So: rings up
from 20 cents.
Gents gold filled case, guaranteed
for twenty years. with Elgin move
men:. each 1913.
Woman's solid silver watches. stem
wind, each one guaranteed, for
S3.9J.
Large sized croIiinoIe boards for
S1.2f.
Fin, solid gold handled pens AT %
cents.
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head and being rendered unconscious
for some time.
Nothing viii fill the bill for n holt
day present for gentleman like
comfortable pair of slippers. Drop
in and see our line. The Leader.
The Maccabees will give their third
annual ball at Industrial hall Thurs
day. Dec. r.. All Sir knights and
their friends are invited TO attend.
The Handel Oratorio society is to
hold its next rehearsal Monday even
ing at Industrial home hall. Four
teenth street and Fifth avenue, Mo-
line.
For useful holiday, present see
| Clemann q Salzmann. They have
the largest stock and the lowest
prices in furniture Of all descrip-
tions.
One lot kid body and dressed dolls,
somewhat soiled. worth up 10 81. to
clean them out quick this evening, Z
to .. for 25 cents. Young d Nc
Combs
Gems Of beauty, rich and rare. are
in Woltmann's diamond stock-sOme
of the largest and finest ever seen
in the city, beautifully cut, magnifi-
Gently set.
At the Smith studio you can get
as good photo work and perhaps
better. for less price than at Daven-
port or elsewhere. See our holiday
inducements.
A popular number the Trombone
4 1. Il. Il
cert given by Bleuer's band at Har-
Per's theatre Sunday afternoon. {.
+. Toenniges. director.
Miss Anna T. Segur, chief operator
in the offices of the Central Union
Telephone company. has resigned To
accept Il position in The offices of
Deer d Mansur. OF Moline.
Jewelry always makes a suitable
Christmas presents and now is the
time to make your selection. \ pref
~ line of sterling silver novelties
just received at Woltmann's.
Village Life in the Olden Times
a fine descriptive number will be
played ut the concert given by Bleu-
er's band on Sunday afternoon at
Harper's theatre. {. F. Toenniges.
director.
Seats for the lecture of Sir Robert
Ball nj the Burtis Dec. II. are going
fast. Remember the sale I'm this city
closes Monday evening and patrons
in Davenport are clamoring for the
part of the house that remains.
We have just received Il complete
sample line of winter goods which
we are going To make up into suits
at the low figure of $50. The manu-
fact,rer was overstocked and we
were able to secure the goods at
great reduction. Our customers
reap the benefit. Filter d Co.
There is a rush for seats at the
Rail lecture at the Burtis next
Thursday evening. The portion Of
the house set apart for Rock Island
viii be on sale at Bleuer's till Mon
day evening. when any remaining
seats will be turned over to Davcn-
port. Make an early reservation.
Just received an elegant line of
dressing tables. parlor cabinets. la
dies desks. side boards and book
cases. at prices which have never
been heard of before. If you want
something nice in the furniture line
that will please you. both in price
and in quality call and see II. L.
Cordes, Davenport.
Come tomorrow and have that sit
ting for your holiday photographs.
Remember the time is short and we
do not wish to disappoint you and
we wont if YOU come in time. Never
mind the chilly weather. The fore
noon il the best. We have elegant
gold frames and Christmas cards.
We make the best photos in the tri-
cities. + +. MangoId. the leading
photographer. Phone 1913.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-07
The Weather.

Threatening tonight and
Sunday, with possibly show
ers or snow furries.
j. NJ. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature--At Z a. M. 81;
at $3.50 D. m. IS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-07
CITY CHAT.

Hurricane coal.
Coles hot blast.
Stoves at Wilchers'. -
Woltmann for jewelry.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
For insurance, Z. J. Burns.
Morning Light scent cigar.
Homes for sale. A. Rush & Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Telephone 1901 when ordering
coal.
Fine New Yorl; buckwheat Mt
Kuschmann's.
Miss Byrnes VIII not be undersold
IN fine millinery.
A. Rush & Co., room 6, Buford
Dlock-real estate.
For something nice in the line of
Jewelry see Woltmann's.
Children's winter jackets % cents
each tonight 1t Met abe's.
See J. Ramser's watch display to-
night, 900 different designs.
Prepared pancake -four of every
description at Kuschmann's.
Ladies' golf gloves 10 cents Il pair
Saturday night at McCabe's-
Try hurricane coal, sold by the
Port Byron Lime association.
Bargains in doyiiea at Young d
McCombs'. See ad on page =.
The greatest millinery sale of the
season at Byrnes' millinery store.
\ large line of fancy chairs and
rockers at Clemann & Salzmann's.
Only 10 cents a pound for fine
chocolate drops tonight IT McCabe's.
The famous Hcnty books. cloth
bound, 10 cents tonight at McCabc's.
}. Eamser's sale Of fine umbrellas
is now on Select early. engraving
free.
Your chance for fine hat at
low price at Miss Byrnes' millinery
store.
Cream date candy 10 cents
pound at Peterson's. 1872 Third ave
nue..
Call tonight at Mrs. La Frenz's and
select fine hat at greatly reduced
prices.
Choice meats of all kinds at Lille
berg's new meat market, COO Seventh
avenue.
Great reduction on all trimmed
millinery all this week at Mrs.
Brynes'.
Sterling silver tea bells. nail files
and PAPER knives - cents tonight at.
McCabe's.
See the Leaders line of colonials,
s strap, ; strap. cross strap and
warm slippers.
Couches and odd divans. the finest
goods al the lowest prices at Gle
mann d iaIzmaHn's.
Tonight at McCabe's. collar and
cuff oXes Is cents. dainty handker-
chief boxes - cents each.
An elegant line of leather touches
and Morris chairs just received at
Clemann & Salzmann's:
Cushions and art cmbroideries at
manufacturers prices at Young &
McCombs'. Read their adj on page >.
China closets and sideboards at
the lowest possible prices at Gle
mann & Salzmann's.
Boys all solid leather shoes 81.
Wumen's 2O-cent fleece hose 12H
cents per pair tonight at McCabe's.
Mems good suspenderS cents.
mems all-siIk club and band bow
ties 10 cents each tonight at Nc
Cabe's.
Rain or shine, morning or after
noon, SIT for your holiday photos at
Smiths studio. Special Inducements
in quality and price.
Boys jack knives given free TO
every boy buying two pounds of
Bartlett Bros. 25-cent Java and
Mocha coffee tonight.
\ blizzard is coming this way; will
reach HarPer's theatre Sunday af-
tcrnoon. Attend the concert and
hear the Trombone Blizzard.
y. II. Lift, corner Third avenue
and Eighteenth street, sells pure
wines and liquors for family use in
small quantities at wholesale prices.
Roy Smith. Is years Of age, while
aIighting from Il Peoria passenger
train at Twelfth street this after
noon. was thrown, striking on his