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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05
Reasons for the Failure.


"Open sea near the depot at TeplitZ
bay prevented us from reaching the
Duke of AzruZZi's headquarters, and
poor ice conditions in 1901 prevented
us from establishing depots north of
so degrees, - minutes. In this con-
nection the death of half our dogs
necessitated the postponement of GO
ing to the pole. Nothing favored re-
turning via Greenland. 1 believe the
record of being farthest north could
have been broken, but it would have
exhausted our supplies and destroyed
the hope of finally reaching the pole.
Refers to Captain JOhannssen.
Sailing Master JOhannSSen's de-
mands to become the Americas cap
tain We're untenable and unbearable.
His threat Dec. 10 to take possession
of the ship as captain and deal with
the crew in accordance with his own
will might have spoiled the eXpedi-
tion's plan, if enforced. The ice pilot,
as well as the first mate, who had
long experience in polar ice, were en-
titled to recognition.
Why He Was Discharged.
"Johannssep's refusal to obey the ice
pilots orders and his declared unwil-
lingness to take the advice of my rep
resentatives on the sleigh expedition,
together with other well-fOunded rea-
sons stated to the American consul
now here, caused his discharge and
the promotion of three of his country
men, who all followed me in the
sleigh expedition and obeyed with
pleasure the orders given by myself,
my representatives, and the ice pilot.
SignedJ BALDWIN"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05
crasceus Fails TO Get a Work.

Columbus. y, Sept. 5.-Cresceus fail
ed to break the worlds trotting record
here yesterday, making the mile in
2:04.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05

loss of 1000 lives through the recent
outbreak of Mount Pelee, referred to
in the deaths since Aug. 80. and not
to the loss of life resulting from the
outbreak of Wednesday, Sept. 3.
Washington. Sept. 5.-The state de
partment has received the following
cablegra,n from United States Consul
Jewell at Fort De France. dated yes
terday. relative to the latest erup-
tionS of Mount PelCe:
1.-TWO vicIeEt eruptions of Mount
Pelee Aug. 80 destroyed the villages
of Morne Rouge, Aioapa. Boillon, dew
astating an area including Parnesse,
Mourne. Carbot Morne. Balai. Bour-
don Heights. 1t is estimated that
100 were killed and many injured"
CastrIes, st. Lucia, B. W. l., Sept.
5.-The Royal Mail steamer Yare ar
rived here last evening from the ISL
and of Martinique. She brings the re-
port that a violent volcanic eruption
occurred there Wednesday night, and
that about 1900 persons are said to
have perished. Large numbers of peO-
pie are leaving the island.
Pointe-a-Pitre, Island oSGuadeloupe.
f. W. L., Sept. 5.-Loud detOnations
We're heard here Wednesday night in
the direction of Mont Pelee.
More Than 500 Killed.
Roseau, Island of Dominica, d. W.
l., Sept. "a copy of L'Opinion, of
Fort de France, Martinique dated
Sept. 3, says that over 1,500 persons
were killed during the volcanic erup-
ton of Mont Pelee of last Saturday,
and that still greater number of
persons has been brought to Fort de
France by the French cruisers Tage
and Suchet. and by coasting craft The
hospitals of Fort de France are filled
with the sick and wounded.
Daily Indications of Catastrophe.
Castries, St Lucia, B. W. l., Sept.
5.-It was quite dark here at 5:3O
O'Clock yesterday morning. AT that
hour the sun was obscured as it is
during an eclipse.
Castries, st. Lucia, 3. w. l., Sept
5--At 8 p. IN. yesterday the British
steamer Savan, Captain Hunter, ar
rived here from the island of Trini-
dad. She was covered with dust, and
reports that she ran into a dense cloud
of dust while twenty miles south of
St. Vincent.
Money for NIartinique's Relief
Paris, Sept. 5.-The minister of the
colonies, Nj. Doumergue, is placing
100000 at the disposition of the gov
ernOr of Martinique. NJ. Lemaire to
relieve the distress in that island, and
has urged the governor not to congre-
gate refugees at Fort de France, but
TO distribute them in the south, where
their necessities can be most easily
supplied.
Preparing for Trouble at Fort de France.
Recognizing the danger of a tidal
wave at Fort de France, the colonial
minister has instructed Governor Lee
maire to adopt all the measures neces-
sary to enable the inhabitants to i'm
mediately evacuate the place in case
of necessity and seek refuge on the
heights above the town. where food
deposits should be established The
minister has also recommended the
establishment of observatory posts
whence the least signs of fresh out
breaks of Mont Pelee can be immedi-
ately reported to the authorities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05
Prnf v1rehnw naad

Berlin, Sept. 5.-Prof. -sudolph Vir-
chow. the pathologist, died here this
afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05
Mayor Nominated tor Congress.

Bay City, Mich, Sept. 5.--M.
O'Brien, mayor of Alpena, was nomi-
mated for congress "Wednesday after-
noon by the Democrats of the TenLh
district
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05
Terrible News Comes
From the Volcano
Afflicted Isle.
MONT PELEE'S LATEST
Ship Brings Story That
Thousands Have
PeriShed.

Castries, Island st. Lucia, Sept. 8
Report is brought by the royal mail
steamer Yale. which arrived yester-
day evening from Martinique, of the
loss of 1000 lives through the recent
outbreak of Mount Pelee, referred to
in the deaths since Aug. 80. and not
to the loss of life resulting from the
outbreak of Wednesday, Sept. 3.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05
kim. O,d Resideut-

Austin, Mimi, Sept 5.-Frank S.
Bell, station agent for the Great
Western at Elkton, shot and killed
n. 5. Green, an old resident of Grand
Meadows, in a dispute over demurrage
charges. Bell is under arrest.
If you board. look on the bright side.
Nothing is better for the system than
prunes.-Atchison Globe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05
ChamberIain Henrd From.

Tecumseh, Neb., Sept. 5.-Tidings
of Charles NJ. Chamberlain, the miss
ing cashier, have come in a telegram
from Chicago, intimating that he is
at Chicago, or near there. Depositors
here are greatly wrought up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-05

Nearly every member has been faith
full, and my comrades ought and must
have due credit for their work in es-
tablishing large depots at Camp Zieg-
Ter during March, April and May
Sometimes they had to traverse the
same route ten times. Fifty sleighs
were destroyed in this work.
The sun., 1902-01-12

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:s z.llssrss'r &C.. z C, 70 . Blair Co.. which vas
Real Estats rransfers.
! powSrcwS.

MAI Fststs ,rvscss~rx
.
: ,seta sf Fosnssus ,.ls,
rctts Kahn 10 H,sra MOS siS mtrs
$4,000 -. ...........,.,, .,.,.,..,... N
mn n g: sS Z; SI%io Henry % %EspSo 70 +,
tEan Of nm az. e.tSsss Feuyt.snss ana iiosA ssJ
s7,h st. s. 900 . Sd av, 2s.ioo.n: siegfried
T1o ans 'o,ha"n " 80 .. nom
siN =: ns. g " r k.lnrtoa AZ; us,ipos Sa;:
RWSsnd. ae se nfsnaa . . A. "'aow' LUIS s,f,
sss s.. @sf, Siitos frsnct. schnugr =
iooth al IA a p xOxiOo' II. Henry Kunts 10
0eorre'wyner. all liens. .................. 1
..''.' WET hide. ,
"a fUs a. ots., ,,s s .nsa,n Sns ,o' ~
sie si,s SsssI %ss. SoSs & Sy h.., Estate Co.
50 = Ss ssSyse..a s s ~ :f'f: E:ts asns ~f
''S Wn,cn 80 and N a. sno TO o. The ciy Real Estate
.,;s & %,s; AZ g ,fYSS ssa.a Low. ,od 100
4, ,,;IsSSo g !: l. . -, . :; ~. n,,,v /
s!Is ss TS: r;'s'|'1 Abe;
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siG G.A, ~. 80 S,ni,,e pniIrnsn
mtSe IN zoo Na'''V '''4',-','....'' 1900
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Dyckman At q s. 2es IL W Boulevard La
fsy-tte i7Sxioo Francis A Thayer TO
Herman Cohen. r @ mtre 70 OpO o and 500
iasd Al Isl n: ia sxiOO IN MAJ Radt TO Ida
Radt ali nehs ), -. .:...........,.......
sist ST. AZ W; a5Iosp: KathArinA. Cook to
mtse esoo : =. -, ,i,...,'......... 1
listh 81, n s. 2.s N nh Az 2oIiO0 IL: Thomas
Addison 10 Jacob Davis mtge Sis 900. =. 100
lad al 4 a rs e 7th .y lsI 100 III: Clementine
Nsnnl 10 f1ara Yepni and sno ali liens.
n,ox,
co.. tBoroueh OF The Brorf)
9Th ST. proposed. n S. l7Slf Green av cor
10 Edwin Wiison, soc mvve 5000. 80. nom
lsoth ST. n = 34e.i ST AIMS ay, 5Oxi00;
Eugene SpAdan TO Bertha l. Schaefer
ali liens . ', ,',....,.', ......,.,.. 100
Centre ST. $ a. 200 W Main st. i00I i02 i0xi00
IlOls City Island: William L. Van VAL
kenbere 20 the CITY Island Realty Co. 100
FordhAm ay n a. 100 " Main st. IOOxfO0
City sisland: John w Miller 20 William
Z Van Vaikenberg mtge sioo.......,... loo
Same property: William L, Van Nalkenberg
The sun., 1902-01-12

Richard NJ. Mont som.ry has sold for tn.
ShsIlss I barney, ryndiea,s % TIE century
sssy yoas@p ng es % 10 81 IN, VIE @d s1 r.
De knicksTbocler Trust company and ia.
Socnesd Ies 1 par fSoSii iYs Is ieei % on iSirss. ~
%e#iais. nv We ~ :%a:rs E is; .Sd % 8 S,ssse, @
hsiiSn 'i sssnas' = % bsisssn =" zen iiith and q 81
ts1 ;'T; :sf :diS boz Sis.s e.s:a .;sHsS s.
s.i.. sYsSI I.ass "a sas q a. s.;s .; :sa a.. o
,col -. II az 20 as tast siltislh street,
y: ~ d: :4r; ri:.:S; & i s,!e.a, s:4 . %
30 uenhvsst cornsr ~ inh a,snys Ahd
tenn iars' ,o' sSo ~ 'S s 'iS si.Si ss ' sis,.S
.,ofE ioh buildins No pls, froi,s y 90.
,a,.',s: 20. s;,, ,sss 49, :''-'' ''' Il '''"s1'
ss. s:sf. !. +; :; ,,.'.s.
JtI'i.no. 'h.s,ss A 10 6.,s Ia H. 90,
lss,I y. 90 'ks eo'il -" % i.J.i .,iss,
Tseg i:.sf ''' .,,s: ~ 20 100, "a as1Ei. a. r.,
Dsa,.s jsllsaf 4 sa'., is': ia No .
ta,iy ,s1.,, 1ss',,, q, ~
h.Lasss ~ . 80 II 80 $1,000
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The sun., 1902-01-12
REAL ESTATE NEWS.


.rctIys Of interesting developments I'm real
..,st. Business 10 usually restricted In
rolume md confined TO staple dealing. But
last week degree OF activity was MANIFESTED
In blsh-priced speculation properly tn1t
,-ould ex cite comment at any otner season
The week disclosed an unmistakapie ten-
dsnoy toward a'resunption OF speculative
dealing In tenement house sites. when was
,r a .ense its ncst important feature.
Tn. moyem ment in hish-priced speculative
.,onerty-sites for Office buildings. lofts'
ssns,tment hotels, and theatres. has been In
,,oeress on q large scale for at least a year
.nstatned chiefly by realty oorporauops'
-hIch have been multiplying with eItraor-
S,narv rapidity Current developments. In
dis class Of property are therefore. sueses-
tive principally as. an tndioa ation tnat tpe
movement. instead OF having spen. 'son' -
still gathering force
,ssn nra otIcally suspended since the new
T.nament House law went into effect last
snripr Last week several plots on the
,ower Fast side were sold for Improvement
,v,,h tenements and fats. These sales were
snnnlemented by somo on the upper west
aide opposite the Park. where ouhoeIs VI :
more especially. construction compsn'es.
are showing an increasing oispos"
undertake not only apartment hotels out
the Tenement House law.
That n resumption Of construction work
,ould not be long delayed on the lower East
side has been apparent for some time De-
,nte extraordinary building activity In The
last four years. the supply OF housing theie
has hardly kept pace with the demaho'
rsrtly because most OF the new tenements
80 heen erected on. the site OF older ones,
which Of themselves contained large popu.
Iation. and partly because larger arens OF
innd have been stripped Of housing 10 make
room for bridge approaches. schoois. sinah
mark. and other public Improvements, Inc
Health Boards census OF 1900 showed
smaller proportion OF vacant apartmehsS
on the lower East Side than anywhere fise
IN the city, the vacancies in the Ienth waru'
for example, amounting to only 20 per
oent as against IA 2 in the Twelfth, uptown.
The returns Cor last year have not been sum-
marl,ed. but, u available for comparison.
vould probably reveal little. IL any, increase
of vacancies Tenements OF modern con-
struction recurring no expensive aNera-
t,ons to conform To the present law have
had a ready sale since. as well as before' the
law went into effect. and brokers making
pecialty Of property in the district report
slight Increase OF rents. together with cor
responding rise in the market value OF new
houses Prevailing rental conditions are
reflected In sharp demand by locnl investors
for leaseholds Of improved tenement prop
.rty. These leaseholds usually run from
Ave to ten years and amount Of rs per cent.
Of the gross rental value. leaving the re-
naming rs per cent to the leasehold investor.
out Of which 10 maintain the property and
draw his profts.
A suggestive feature Of the building move
nent developing on the West Side. opposite
the Park, Is the diversity In the chara cter
of tho structures projected Last week the
The sun., 1902-01-12
SITUATIONS wANTED--FEMA MALES.

A REFINED AMERICAN LADY, having been
accustomed 10 managing her own household ami
servants would like position as manager In widow
cr's family, highest references H. X. boa ios
sun once.
COMPETENT COOK wishes to obtain = situAiiop
IN private family In city. can furnish FOOD tefff
enceS. y. G.. boz SIC sun uptown onlc' i?ts
broadway.
FNCRLLKNT CHANBERnND would ike =
procure position ~ pm ate family In ciy brst o.
fefc-rnces Mel. boa si7 sun uptown orno'.
1893 broadway.
FNPERIRNCED LACNDRRsS wlshe. a .itys
uon 10 private family ln clty references. 7 ".
hot his sun uptown once, 1905 broadSAy
IlItST CLASS PARLOEAAlD wishes po,itlen
IN pfNsts family 10 cliJ rogd Iefstrnces J. ~
boi go sun uptown orroe. I2oj BfoAdWA3
PKuTt sTANT American NOin.h soHsc Ien tio1.'.
Wlll takr 'utlru charge VI lnNAd ot rdefll pclsIl
SWING hindosl tAfs aud attention W m"h,s "
Inontls frfsTrnos from last emplOi rfs Addfeas
AH STfkENN. iN sth az
s1FVOGHAPHfR AND TNPFwHIIFR desire,
q position. sApeTirnCfd saiAfy ntudf fsif ca
a. Gddrrss ASAA hoATRAfs. - Bern - bfonb
On
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hfoadHal
IYIsIWHfIFK dstifst uaft - Lofu' MAS
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The sun., 1902-01-12

HAppert TO Milton Weber and ano. esi1 =.
i.i sv. less; Louis Fischer to Franz Heinrich.
Grand 81. is7 and iu. Leon N Hirsch 20 os.
car Schlegel. rerecorded. tl7 yrs, y.
The sun., 1902-01-12
AGENTS WANTED.


Profitable work offered agents In every town
70 secure subscriptions 10 THE LADIES ,Aohn
JOURNAL and THE SATuHDAI EvBNRo Posr.
with business system 20 cover each section WITH
our illustrated little booklets and other Adverl
tlsing matter. and to look sharply after renewals
from old subscribers. The pay is 1rst rate. and
at the end OF the season $4,000 Will be Gynn the
best workers as extra pr'1es for good WORK, How
well some OF our agents have succeeded Is told ina
little booklet would like 70 send you-por-
traits OF some Ot our hest agents. with The story
OF how they made paw
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AGENTS Make big money seinf the Gait
fornia look back, the latest pocket mirror osE
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WANTED Reliable agents everywhere; no ran.
vaSslng send stamped addressed envelope tot
fuu particulars. KING MFG. co, Quincy 81,
chicago,
The sun., 1902-01-12

- asaass \ lss.s 90 af sr.s Hai
si.s - 90 80 ssss - d ~ = .ss
The sun., 1902-01-12
Recorded Mortgages

Recordcd Mortgages.
Downtown.
fsotfh OF Fourteenth ul
where no interest is stated read S per centl
Harrison si, II: Charles BIisied TO Henry
Burden as trustee due Feb I. 1905. ~
fEos O, F,rh AZ. b,fr,,n FOuyte,nih and iiGh ssJ
s7th 81. -, en- Sd av Edwin Wilson 20
Si-gfried HumerthA, ~. per cent R.ooO
vksr sIDE.
(g,s o, mn az. befHcsa Fou'is,nfh and iioh a,l
,lst st. .ss " Annle Ho~ckh to Title 0uAran-
zee and Trust Company. yfs r...--.,. %"n
t7th ~. n :. o. oth sv Jamss Ihoue 70
American Mortgage COMPANY ~ ann
ceRR,rai Para ". 77s wnllsm $ Bosar 20 Al
Albert Richie. due Dec /" lsS' per .oo,o
,o,e AZ. AL Theodore Jennings 10 p BAllen
tine sons, saloon lease demand pei 49,.
HARIEh
CnaHhanaa Issnd norm o. ii@A -
Brosdssy And land oi William i4bb.y
and sno 10 NiiilSm { Prime. dcmahd G0oo
Ilsih 81. hsM ChAhrs hAntn 70 the ofaTd -
,,l., :, 80. I'D . Wadsvorh .y Lousa e
sultSsf "a Minnie humme. byn t........ b.oo
sEOst
tBosos0h o. 10 hfeaIl
WGshlnFton Az. - nee lins ~ ifom
- Xblas I CaTFoil 20 Jsass shss, dus
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pa.s,..e, a. ia Ia O. !. suf l.lh - Chsns,
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psf ,eni lss
The sun., 1902-01-12

sTs'sg.s ls - i."t ..s1
-rsr 20. ss"'.-' -. .
The sun., 1902-01-12
WANTS AND oFFERx
REAL ESTATE
BOARD OF BROKERS
or TINE ciry or NEW YORK,
NO. III BROADWAY.
wAETs.

oHAs. oRIFFIIH MOSES . BRO. 1850 Ama.r
dam Av.-want q single Nat, lightly mort.
gsged. on the West side. between foth and
e0th sts.. In exchange for private house and q
i9t With very small mortgages on wsshinGtoh
DE sEtDfNG BROS. i.s Broadway--wan, a
corner building below 18th st., containing
1900 10 1900 square feet for light manufac
turing; new building preferred
The sun., 1902-01-12

So go 49, fsfsT fs.iHist.-d Nsl..sss
Nasf q sdtsTftss Ass
The sun., 1902-01-12
OFYERs.

,E sELDINo BROS, ,i<s Broadvay-oner In
Brooklyn q site for q factory or . new law
tenement: nfteen minutes from Delaney st.
bridge building sand on the property: easy
terms.
, L. KENNELLy q co., 7 Pine st-oner 1900
square feet Of land on the East Side, suitable
plicstion. Also, two lots on i15th 81. in the
vicinity Of 9Th av.: price. $4,000.
The sun., 1902-01-12

Barry. trustee, 40. VS. John T. Wall ct al. action
20 SET aside deeds. &c. two Actions atty. A
Hodge. Jr.
Lexington av. 8. 100 n issd st. 7sxioo:, Walton
Avt W 8, 100 i77th 81. 25xo5: Barker av, ., $50
n Elizabeth st. t0Iifs; Duncombe ay. " 8, $50
yul,anna st, 5oxi25; Fannie Ncwbery VS. O
AdelbeH Becker and ano' action 70 subject deeds.
&c: Attys. Rosenberg p.
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4 REFINED AMERICAN LADY. having been
accustomed 10 managing her own household ami
servants. would like position as manager In widow
crs family. htEhes, references II, X. boa ios
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TIVE JULIEN. as WEST 2oIH ST.

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The MALvER N,

ll2 West t7th st.
New and absolutely nreprooi hotel: and s.
room suites, with bath: long distance telephone
each apartment; electric lights; elevator; steam
heat. meals optIonAl
Arizona republican., 1902-06-25
NOTICE OF BIDS.

Sealed proposals will be received until Ia o'clock a. m. of Monday, June 30, 1902. by the board of control of Arizona, at their office in the city of Phoenix. Arizona at which time and place bids will be opened in the presence of bid ders, for furnishing supplies to the in sane asylum in such quantities as may be required (mcre or less) for the three months commencing July l, 1902, and ending September 30 1902.
 The board reserves the right to ac- cept or reject part or all of any bid.
 A list of supplies can be seen at tho office of the board of control.