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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-01

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HEALING-Miss Denton. Ie4
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FOR SALE-Hotel. restaurant. laundry and
other lines of business. Eastman & Co.
I7iiM Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-01
FOR SALE-PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-Several very cheap cottages.
$1,000 TO ST. 500. Gordon s. Bowman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-01

FOR SALE-Four-and-one-t acres of
land for sale in South Heights AT bargain.
Reidy Bros.
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MONEY ToLoAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate security at
lowest rates Marion F. Sweeney. attor-
ney. rooms S3-35, Mitchell s Lynde build
ing Rock Island.
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IF YOU WISH your money 10 earn higher
rate of interest than is paid by savings
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ney. rooms 1875. Mitchell& Lynde building,
Rock Island.
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j. p WILLIAMSON buys. sells and eX-
changes all kinds OF second hand goods.
will pay more than any other dealer and
sells cheaper. All kinds of stove repairing
1915 Second avenue. Telephone 1854.
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MONEY TO LOAN-In any amount. on any
kind of security. Also choice property for
sale or rent. W. L. Coyne, $50 Seventeenth
street. up stairs.
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WE PAY CASH FOR LABOR-Sis and ex-
penSeS weekly. Salary at end of each
week Expenses advanced. Travelling po-
Sitiou. No CanvasSing. The Columbia
house. 1924 Dearborn. Chicago.
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CLAIRVOYANT.

MADAM ST. MARIE. palmist and clairvoy-
ant tells you the past, present and future
ing TO business marriage. divorce love
affairs. sickness, death. accidents and
everything of interest. One call will prove
her wonderful accuracy. once hours from
TO 10 p m. 7G5 Fourth avenue.
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Chicago, Feb. 1.-Following are the open
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WANTED-An established wholesale house,
recently incorporated. extending business.
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WANTED-Any person who will distri butte
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New-York tribune., 1902-04-21
ST. GEORGES DAY OBsERVED.
SPECIAL SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF ST JOHN
THE EVANGELIST.

SPECIAL SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF ST JOHN
THE EVANGELIST
ST. Georges Day celebrated with special
exercises last evening at the Church Of st. John
the Evangelist, at West Eleventh-st. and Waverley
Place The church decorated with the flags
and banners of the United States and Great
Britain, and a big ST Georges standard hung
above the altar. The of the choir wore
colored waists and carried out the general scheme
Of red, white and blue.
About three hundred members of st. Georges
Society and of the lodges of the Sons of St George
and of the Daughters of ST. George present.
rector of the church. conducted the services, and
mon. Mr.. Howard, after the prayer for the Presi
dent of the United States, asked the blessing of
God upon our most gracious sovereign lord, King
Edward. and his consort, the Queen AS the
cessional hymn the choir sang God Save the
King"
shows portrait of Queen Victoria. and throughout
the sermon all the lights were lowered. that a
lime light in the street without might show UP to
those within the colored glass
In referring to the Boer Dr. Warren said he
hoped to be able announce that peace had been
liant vanquished that all bitterness and feeling
would be obliterated He declared that the British
soldiers had been guilty of the cruelties
uted to them, and said that in very few years
the prosperity OF the South African lands would
prove that Englands advance meant. as ii always
had meant, the march of progress and liberty in
the interests of the people and institutions con-
cerned.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21
NEw-YORK CITY

Magistrate Flamrner returned TO his duties IN the
Centre-st police court yesterday alter an absence
Of several months. on October 13 he was taken
home IL For three months he suffered from pleu-
risy and pneumonia
vincenzo Romei. Italian shoemaker. Of No l22
East thirteenth-st., who was ar
rested on Saturday. suspected OF having some
knowledge regarding the murder Of Louis Trojan
,-to WAS killed in his saloon No. "a East Ninety
seventh-st on Friday night. was discharged in the
Harlem police court yesterday
A federation OF Catholic societies, with a mem
bership Of twelve thousand in this city. or
canized at a meeting yesterday in Tanmany Hall
The object of the meeting to unite the Italian
Catholic societies.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21
THE FEAST OF THE PASSOVER.

The Jewish festival OF Passover. TO commemo-
rate the exodus of the Israetes from the Egyptian
bondage will begin at sunset this evening, and for
eight days thereafter all orthodox Hebrews will
abstain from the Of bread and many other
foods that at other times OF the year would be
considered necessities Tonight and Tuesday night
a singular table ceremony known The .'Seder."
will be observed This is celebrated by the read
ing Of the "Hagada," in which the story of the
emancipation is rected by both the older and the
younger members OF the family, and is followed by
the elaborate Passover supper. "Matzoths." re-
seznSling very much the ordinary crackers but
sbout ten inches square, substitute for bread
during the week. and med" made of hops. sugar
and water. homemade grape raisin wine. are
the favorite beverages. The dishes and utensils are
entirely new the that have been used in
the past exclusively in the Passover holidays The
first and the last two days Of the festival are
considered az holy days. which labor is done
ri! trade Of the orthodox Hebrew Is suspended and
ali places of business closed
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. SUNDAY. APRIL 20 1902
ARRIVED
CBr), Loveridge. Hull April 8. with
Sse 70 Sanderson Arrived at the Bar at 5:l5 M
m.
nd RnuIogne IL mdse. 80 cabin and 93 steerage
nssengers TO the Hoand-Amerca Line Arrived at the
at Z m
Steamers British King (Br); for Antwerp; Chester
oeen Christina CBr) Yokohama; Strabo (Br). Montevideo
RIenos Ayres etc: Zvr CAust). Yokohama
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool April 2oArrived. steamer Bowie (B, Jones'
Lizard april 20-Passed. steamers Brandenburg tGer
Steancken. New-York for Bremen, Minnehaha (Br)
Robinson New-York for London
Queenstown April 20. 1855 m-Sailed steamer Umbrfa
CF3r). Dutton from Liverpool for New-York-
April 90 o:35 mSaied. steamer Motke
Ger, Dempwolf. from Hamburg for New-York
Hull 19-Sailed steamer Hindoo tbr) Silverwood
London April 2O-Arrived steamer Housatonic (Br)
Nicholas. New-York.
Antwerp April 90 II a m-Arrived steamer Southwark
(Br). Damn, New-York-
Gibraltar. April 2o-sailed. steamer Kaissrin Maria
Theresa tGer) Weyer. from Genoa and Naples for
Nsw-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21

ARMY.
tam general is relieved from further duty In Mas
ngton April 30 and win then proceed 70
Island and report TO the commanding seHetaI ~,
nartment OF the duty adJutant general o
department ,
rs-s. Lieutenant MACK K. CUNNINGHAM sigma
Corrs relieved from duty at Fort lyer ana wan
proceed 10 the Philippines for assignment
Cantaln HENRY y. SNYDER. assistant surgeon. Is de-
columbus on !. for examination or cafa.aates
for admission O the Military Academy vice MhJOr
WIIJJAN H CORBUSIER. surgeon.
can+a,r OF2IN b MITCHAM. Ordnance Department Will
AXE one visit In each months Of April May,
Tune and July works Of the Semet-SoiVay
Ccmnanv Syracuse, business pertaining TO the
manufacture OF picrc acld ano aihHotldu Pie"'' 'N
Department
An army retiring board appointed 10 meet at san
Francisco the examination of sucn otcers as may
he ordered before it.. Detail: Major General ROB
F-RT HUGHES Colonel JOHN B. BABCOCh. as
sistant adjutant general: Lieutenant colonel JgTiS =
DEPUTY general: Major HENRY. >.
KII.BOURNE surgeon; Major BENJAMIN H. "a. RAH-
DOIPH artillery corps; Captain DAVID j. Rum
ROUGH artillery recorder
Major CARVER ROWLAND. goth Infantry. Is directed
70 report to retiring board at San Francisco for
examination
Second Lieutenant GEORGE H. TERRELL. artillery
lery and will report Fort Sam Houston. Texas.
temporary duty and thence join his company al
Fort Clark.
Second Lieutenant OHIO E. MICHAELIs Is assigned to
the 9Th Infantry. and will join that regiment
I,eu+e,a,+ Colonel JOHN p STORY. artillery
will proceed 10 Newport, r. l., on business pertaining
10 the of sites for position finders
NAVY.
Assistant Psymaster A GREER. report to Secretary
O Navy for special duty
Assistant Surgeon F. M MUNsON. duty at Naval Hos
pital. Norfolk, Va
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21
REPUDIATES HILLS LEADERSHIP.
THE LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO HOLD A
STATE CONVENTION HERE ON JUNE I.

The Liberal Democratic party yesterday issued a
circular saying that David B. HILL after leading
the party from majority OF $4,000 in 1852 to
dsgraceful defeat and after several other exploits
of a similar nature. was how attempting 10 divide
,be neonle ,1non imraterial issues" The circular
repudiates the leadership OF Mr.. Hill and reaftrms
the silver platform of the last Democratic National
Convention
The circular also calls for State convention to
be held at Cooper Union June I. The document
is signed by the following: Charles F. Bell, Brook
lyn; James r. Brown. New-York; NJ Fillmore
Brown, Buffalo: Martin Jennings Cation. Buffalo:
]. s Corbin, GouVerneur; NJ Dannmeyer, BenJS.
min Doblin. E. S. Egerton, George W. Everett. all
of New-York; D. N S. Zero. Glen Falls; Jay w
Hanlon, New. York: E. H Heath, Buffalo; George
A Hunter, New-York; John J. ". Issing, New
York. F. ?. Jones, Buffalo: Emanuel Klein New
York: William Larkin. Buffalo: S g. Levy, New
York: E D. AcHenry, Hamburg; NJ B. Murphy.
Massena; Jerome ONeill, New-York; Melvin G.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

New-Yor Congregational Union, United Charities Build
ing II a.
American Social Association Columbia University
pecen,ion for Lord and Lady Kelvin. Columbia
sity, $50 p. m.
Republican Cllh No. $50 Fifth-aye-. ?.
n Fex Asler before Political Education
No q West Forty-four-n-st.. Is p m
Harlem Democratic Club. Harlem Casino evening.
Twelfh Regiment dinner, Knickerbocker Ath-
Club evening.
peorle's institute lecture. Cooper Union. p m
Union Settlement Association. Hotel Savoy, Sis
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
CAMBRIDGE-Anton Van Rooy, of Holland.
GILSEY-Edouard de Reszke. GRAND-John B.
Roach Of Chester, Penn. HOFFMAN-EX-Post
master G. ". Mott of New-Orleans. HOLLAND
DR.. F. II. Vessels, of London. MURRAY HILL
Es-Congressman Aug Brandagee, Of Newton
don. and the Rev. DR.. : James Monroe Taylor,
president of Tassar College. NANARRE-Captain
Justice [. s A NORMANDIE-Lieuten V.
Kobers of the Austrian navy PARK AVENUE
Captain A A. Starbird L. S. A. VICTORIA
Colonel J. L. MacAfee, CT Chicago. WALDORF
Colonel Isaac L Ellwood. Of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21

Palliser New-York l. NJ. Powers; Buffalo; j. w:
= R1I+tenber Newburg: Edgar /. Ryder, Ossinlng
william 5 Ram, Buffalo: Hiram + r Savages stj1nn HT5
sor, '%tTy-York: W D. Thayer, Buffalo; Dr. George
w Tbompson Isaac Widenberg and John j.
Younp all of New-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

TO-DAY.
Line Mails close. Vessel sails
statandarn Rotterdam Hol-Am l'oo III 90 y ~
Iemestnwn Norfolk. Old Dominion n---- "oo , 40
TUESDAY. APRIL %
- W., c~.... Rreu1en n G Lloyd. $50 a m 1000 m
K VIM Crosse pieIn" nh m. $3.50 m
Pennsylvania t1dihDLI a m a N
Lombardi .apieS1 $50 a n II 100 a
Alliance Colon a " siorv .... 300
FL Aida, t>e"~ct.usi ola Doninion.. 300
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2S.
1oy5 m
Neckar; lIaiy american.. m 1000 a m
hehslhstoiI ,ooi white $50 1900
Teutonlc sii.,on C-Ivde ......... 800 IN
Iherolee san Domingo. Clyde. 12:5o p IN 800 m
Gnerones '%nrfolk Old Dominion. .... 800
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise SIP Sunset Moons 70 -
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 6:42 Gov. Island Hell Gate 9oa
PM-Sandy 703 Gov. Island 7:35 He'll Gate 924
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21


At Proctor's Newark Theatre this week an extra
feature is TO be the appearance Of Sadie Marunot
and Juuius Brutus Booth, son of Agnes Booth
IN a sketch called Fashionable Intelligence Inc
Cherry Pickers' is to be the play at me fltsn I'm
one-hundred and d-twenty-fifth street Ineatdei ri
the proctor theatres to-nigm m IT The e. TwentyfhiFd vent
Street house has a variety bill for the week
large wax group has been completed at the
Eden Musee, representing Marc Antony delivering
his Grafton over the body Of Caesar 1t VIII be seen
for the first time tomorrow
Tba CoIby family heads the bill at Proctors for
the week. This family is musical one. Another
feature is to be farce called Too Many Oar
linss."
The Hall of Fame" with Dan McAvoy and
Marie Dressler still continues its run at the New"
York Theatre.
At Keith's another act from Europe will be shown
this week The Three Meers. from the Palace
Theatre in St Petersburg will display 'he ne Refsa HebreW
parodies, is also on the bill
one week from tonight a testimonial will be
given TO E Rosenbaum manager of the Casino, at
that theatre Anna Held, Weber and Fields Lew
Dockstader, De Wolf Hopper, and Dorothy Morton
are among the actors who VIII appear
.eTbe Three Musketeers' IS the play selected for
performance at the American Theatre this week
George Grossmith ends his American tour with a
lecture" on next Saturday afternoon at Mendels-
sohn Hall He sails on the 30th in company with
Paderewski who also came over with him.
Miss Mary Mannering. who yielded TO the man
date of her husband Mr. Hackett, and refused to
NAV in Camille with Kyrle Bellew. will begin
retearsals on next Monday for special produc-
ton of The Lady of Lyons with Mr., Beiew as
C,1aude Melrotte. Their tour opens at the Garrlck
Theatre on May Is. After week at the Garrlck
the cornpany Will go Boston for two days, then
to Chicago and other cities. The longest stay in
any one pace will be five days in Chicago.
circus leaves the Garden only TO be succeeded by
Colonel Cody and his rough riders. The show
orens tonight The battle of San Juan Hill will
again be one Of the features, and there are new
ones proutsed while the old standbys Of the show.
the cowboys the Indians. the bucking broncos
ard the rest will all be there. The street parade
leaves the Garden on Monday at $50 a. m. and
na sses over the following route: Twenty-slXth-st
~ JAyinetor-ave. SiXteth-st- to tifth-ave-, TO
Fiehth-aye to Twenty-sixth-st.. to the Garden.
Mary of MagdaIa" by Paul Heyse, German
d-amatist is the drama in which Mrs Fiske will
annear at the Manhattan Theatre next season 1t
ie said not 10 be a Biblical religious play, al
though the chief character is the Mary Magdalene
Teu,ish and Roman characters will figure in 1t The
Costumes have been designed by Percy Anderson,
Of london who designed those of ''Herod- The
drama has been produced in Germany this season
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Mice p1oncba Rates as Cigarette in Under Two
Flags will be seen for the last week at the Acad-
erny Of Music. The play then leaves for WASH
ington
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21

The Irving Place Theatre offers for the last
week but one Of the season Oscar BlumenthaIs ne"
comedy. Die Fee Caprice" in which Sonnenthal
Bonn and Nine Odion will appear The Falry
Caprice" has been a success both IN germany anu
Ans+-ia II is a comedy in verse. The capricious
fairy is the wife Of doting husband. who tres
various methods TO straighten her someWhaI Il lax lax
marital conscience He finally finds the rigilt
method in showing up her poet lover as a rogue
Nine Odilon will play the fairy. Bonn tne pee pee
Ioyer and Sonnenthal the part OF an old ttle
Baron or Freherr During the last {5e week of ,S t4g
he eIVen with the three German actors. and Mr.
Canried as well, in the cast
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21

Foxy Grandpa keeps up its drawing power al
the Fourteenth Street Theatre
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21

THE Three Musketeers' IS the play selected for
performance at the American Theatre this week
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21

George Grossmith ends his American tour with a
..,ecture" on next Saturday afternoon at Mendels-
| sohn Hall He sails the 30th. in company with
| Toaderewski, who also came over with NM
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21

One week from tonight a testimonial VIII De
| given to E Rosenbaun, manager of the casino at
! that theatre Anna Held, Weber and tleIdS; Lew
| Dockstader De Wolf Hopper and Dorothy morton
| are among the actors who will appear
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21

largo wax group has been completed at the
Eden Musee representing Marc Antony delivering
his Grafton over the body Of Caesar 1t will be seen
for the first time tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington. April 20.-The following army ana
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21

The Colby family heads the Dill al PROCTOR ior
.be week This family is a musical one. Another
feature is to be a farce called Too Many Dar-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21

At Keith's another act from Europe will be shown
this week The Three Meers. from the Palace
Theatre in St Petersburg will display the RUSSIAN
i5aa Of acrobatic skill Jess Dandy, in Hebrew
ma rodies is also the bill.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21

The Hall of Fame" with Dan McAvoy and
Marie Dressler still continues its run at the New
York Theatre.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-01-07
THE PLANT WILL CASE
Decision In Favor of the Widow For
Probate in New York.

New York January 4.-Justice Lew
entritt. in the supreme court announced
a decision today in the action brought
by Mrs. Mary J. Plant. widow of Henry
Bradley Plant. the founder of the Plant
system of railways and steamships.
against the executors and trustees OF
the will. Justice Leventritt decided
that the will should be probated and
esta blished in this state, on the ground
that Mr. Plant was a resident of New
York at the time of his death.
The will was executed in Connecticut
a few days before Mr.. Plants death
and was offered for probate there. Mrs
Plant maintained that the probate there
was invalid. In the will she was left
only a life annuity of $4,000, and the
effect of Justice Leventritt's decision
will be to give her full dover right.
amounting to about $4,000 900.
The steamer Nome City arrived here
tonight with six survivors of the wreck
ed steamer Walla Waua. They include
five of the crew and one second class
passenger. They We're picked up off
Trinidad island from a life raft.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-01-07
WRECK OF THE WALLA WALLA-
The Death Roll Now Fifty-Three.
Cut Down by the Bark Max.

San Francisco. January 4.-As far as
can be de ermined bv diligent inquiry
and careful comparison of lists. the
dead and missing from the wreck OF
the steamship Walla Walla now num-
ter fifty-three people. The known dead
number 8, passengers missing 20, crew
missing 25.
The list Of saved includes 81 passen-
gers and So of the crs-w
Advices received at the office of the
/ acific Coast Steamship Company sav
that Two of The MISSING life boats ar
rived last night north OF Trinidad and
the seventeen people were landed from
them. This leaves one lifeboat and two
rafts yet to be accounted for.
The RATS are in charge of the first
and second officers of The Walla Walla
The company's agents have confidence
that all the missing crafts will turn UP
be fore many hours shall have passed.
The majority of the survivors left
Eureka today on the steamer Pomona
They are due to arrive tomorrow. The
revenue Gu ter McCulloch and number
of tugs are cruising up and down the
coast for possible survivors.
Seattle. Washington January 4. - A
special from Neah Bay, says:
The steam collier Washtena. which
he's just arrived, reports being in COM
pany with the French bark Max. off
Cape Menderna, January End. The Max
reported being in collision with large
passenger steamer at O'Clock that
morning. The Max mad three holes
stove in her bow and her stem was
belt to port. but no lives were lost on
the bark. 1t is probably that the pas
senger steamer was the Walla Walla