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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-05
GOVERNOR HAD BOAT.
Naval Reserves Compelled to
Wait for Return OF Train
ing Ship.
STATE EXECUTIVE ON A TRIP
Boys Camp Out in Chicago ArmOry
and Forage on Lunch
Counters.

Chicago, Aug. 1.-The second divis
ion second ships crew arrived here
at Z: so this morning. The tars immedi-
ately marched to the naval militia's
boathouse and there found that Gov
Yates had taken the steamer Doro-
thea and gone to Harbor Point,
Mich. No one was at the train to
meet the boys and no one was at the
boathouse, so it was very hard to tell
what to do.
After much telephoning and delay
it was finally learned that the boat
was expected back either tonight or
in the morning. About II o'clock
Lieut.. Simons, OF Quincy, who will
have command of the ship. procured
sufficient money from the paymaster
and issued p cents to each man to
buy his dinner. Supper and the
nights lodging will be provided for
later.
The boys were given liberty from
. to II and from 1890 to 4:45. Every
one is in the best of health and spir-
its. The trip was cool, and as the
cars were not crowded the journey
was made in comparative comfort.
y. G.. L.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-05
shatters All Records.

Twice in hospital. L. \. Gulledge,
Verbena, Ala, paid a vast sum to
doctors to cure severe case of piles,
causing "a tumors. When all failed,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve soon cured
him. Subdues inflammation, con-
ouers aches, kills pains. Best salve
in the world. CSC at Hartz IL Ullle-
meyers drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-05

In addition to the routine work in
cidcnt to the development and oper-
alton of the arsenal as manufacture
ing establishment which Maj. Blunt
describes so fully in the report from
which the above is taken. the com
mandant calls attention to the fact
that considerable special ordnance
work has been accomplished here
during the year.
Captain Dickson has prepared a
new design for 5-inch long-recoil
siege carriages.
Captain Fuller has prepared a
handbook for field batteries and is
now engaged on the design of a
caisson for siege batteries.
Lieutenant Bricker has prepared a
nomenclature and bill of material
for 80 field gun carriage caisson and
other wagons of the field battery.
Also a revision of the handbook of
material for 5-inch siege batteries
and also a translation for publica-
ton from the French Notes of the
most advantageous form for the trail
of nonrecoil gun carriages"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-05
small Arms Plant Growing.

The preparation of shops b, ID and
+ for occupancy of workmen and re-
ception of machinery for the manu-
facture of small arms, has
been completed and such machines
as have been delivered have been in
stalled.
There have been ordered from pri-
vate manufacturers during a former
fiscal year and in that just closing
total of 933 machines. and 141 9th
crs are being made at the arsenal.
OF the former number S64 have
been delivered. including all but
a portion of the Profilers and
drop hammers, and both of
these, upon which deliveries are
rapidly being made, Will probably
be fully installed within three months.
Of the machines being made at
the arsenal 12S have been complet-
ed and good progress made upon
the Others which will be finished by
the time the machines due on con-
tracts are received.
There remain to be purchased or
made 40 other machines, such as auto
matte screw machines, automatic
bench drills, etc, which have
not vet been ordered as certain of
their features must be determined
bv the particular model of gun to
be manufactured, and as yet only
such machines as would he entirely
available for any model have, under
official orders, been procured
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-05
Masters Sale.

Masters Sale
George W. McCaskrin, Attorney.
Rocs Island County. IS
In the Citcuit Court. In Chsncery.
Eichard S. SnvIs, Sr.
R Siivis. Henrietta White, Louise Babcock
and Margaret Porter. ADMINISTRATIVE OF toe
estate of Milton ]. Silvis deceased
Notice IS hereby given that by virtue OF a
decree OF said Court entered In the above en-,
titled cause, the Sevent eenth day OF
June, A. d, 1902, I shall on Saturday the
Second day OF August. A. D, 1902 at tue
hour OF two O'Clock IN the afternoon, at me
EAST door of tn Court House In the CITY
of Rock Island. In said County OF ROCK Isl
and, to satisfy said decree, sell at public ven,
due to the high est bidder for cash In mana
that Gel tain parcel OF land situate ~ tne
County of Rock Island, and state OF liAnols'
Pnown and described as follows to-wit;
The West One and ThrS e-four ms {" - o.
OF the East part of Lot No thirteen tlS9 -
Aiken s b d vision ia the East Hati Cal OF
the Sortn Y est Quarter 90 or section no.
Two (2) In Township No seventeen Qn
North Range No 20 (2) West OF the tomrth
Principal Meridian in the County OF ROCK Is
land and State of Illinois, for cash -
LATED at Rock Island, 1ninG Is, this 2eth
u"S VI W J. ENTRIKIN,
Master in Chaucery. Rock Island County, III.
GEORGE ". Nc 'ASKRIN,
Compartments Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-05
of Employees.

For several years past the number
of employees of the arsenal has been
about 1.200 and with the authorized
strength of the army and the conse-
quent demand for equipments, gun
carria gcs, etc, it is probable the
plant will be operated in future years
upon at least the present scale. The
small arms machinery now practi-
calIy installed and requiring .only
the special tools and fixtures adapted
to the particular model of magazine
rifle to be fabricated, will add when
in operation about 500 workmeD to
the former number.
The electrical heating of the power
house during the winter of l9OO-19O1
was so satisfactory that the system
was extended last winter to the office
building, and that also proving an en-
tire success, a similar system. COM
prising 40 electric heaters. has been
established in the basement and first
and second floors of Shop ~ which
has Just been occupied by the differ
ent departments of the harness shop.
These heaters will require from about
1875 to 200 X w. depending upon the
severity of the weather. The cost of
their installation has been very much
less than that of a suitable steam
heating plant for this building and as
no additional employees will be need
ed in the power house there will be
no expense for operation. saving as
compared with steam heat, the cost
of many tons of coal. of removal of
ashes and the wages of firemen.
Developments of Power.
Under the appropriation of 1000
for strengthening the wing dam and
enlarging and deepening the tail
races. work has been continued dur
ing the year whenever the stage of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-05
CLEANING FREE.
Adminiatraror's Notice.

Estate of Magdelin Klein, dece ased
The undersigned having been appointed d
min strstrix az the estate of Magdelin Klein
late of the county, Of Rock IslaI d state or IL
will appear before the county court of Rock
Isl ard county at the county cours room, 10 the
city of Rock Island at the august term on
the first Monday In August next, at which
tiue all persons havi-g claims against said
estate are notified aid que>ted to ATTEND,
for the purpose of having tie same ad justed
All pc sons Indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to make Immediate payment tc The
under -igned.
Dated this 18th day OF June A. D ,eo2
LENA X Elm.
Administratrix
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-05
SpeclaI Work.

not before January l, 1904, at the
earliest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-05
Chicago Dental Company
For You.

If you are in need of dental work
call on us before going elsewhere as
we can save YOU money. We use
nothing but the best of material and
our work is guaranteed to he first
class in every respect. If you are in
need of a set of teeth call and see our
thin elastic plate. We guarantee 1t
to fit in all cases and when all others
have failed. We never ask you more
than our prices below.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-05
Misunderstanding Facilities.

Inc rev articles or equipment pur-
chased from private makers has been
diminished during the year by the
manufacture at the arsenal of the
spoons formerly obtained by con-
tract; this has reduced their cost to
the government about 25 per cent and
provided better article. Knives
and forks, the only remaining parts
of the ordnance mess outfit still pur
chased will also soon be made at the
arsenal; the necessary arrangements
being now in operation.
The new plant installed in the past
four years has so greatly increased
the facilities of the arsenal for man
.ufacture of saddles. brides, saddle
bags, carbine scabbards ,halters. nose
bags, spurs. surcingles, curry combs,
haversacks. gunslings. canteens, meat
cans, tin cups and the many other ar
ticlcs of the soldiers ordnance equip
ment that, if run to its full capacity,
about 200 sets of horse equipments
and $500 sets of cavalry and infantry
equipments can be made per day of
eight hours. or about 500 sets of the
former and 5000 sets of the latter per
20 hour day, the rate at which the
arsenal was run during the Spanish
war and would undoubtedly be again
operated at least in the earlier days
of another conflict.
This plant has also been so ar
ranged as to afford space for addi-
tional machinery to permit consider
able expansion with consequent in
crease in output without alteration of
its existing disposition. 1t is there
fore most probable that in any subse-
quent active military operations even
if prolonged, or, of considerable mag
nitude. that this arsenal would be
able to provide all the ordnance
equipments needed for the supply of
a large army without being oompell-
ed, as in the Spanish war, to fall back
upon private manufacturers who in
the emergency could only furnish in
ferior articles and at an increased
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-05

contract was awarded in July 1900.
Excavation of the channel pertaining
solely to the government power was
completed during that fiscal year;
since then the wing dam has been
strengthened as contemplated and
the excavation of the channel through
Sylvan Island from the Water Power
company's dam has been finished
From the junction of these channels
TO the Tri-City Railway bridge across
the slough some rock is yet to be re-
moved, but the work, completing
all specified by the contract, should
be accomplished very soon.
Under an additional appropriation
in the Sundry Civil bill of March ,,
1901, of $3.50, 10000 for completing the
tail race channel through the slough
south of the island, a contract was
entered into May "a, 1901, with the
Moline Water Power company. The
company procured the necessary tools
and appliances for executing the
work, begun operations late last au-
tumn and continued it this spring
until an unusually high stage of the
Mississippi compelled suspension.
So far about $4,000 cubic yards of
gravel, sand and silt have been dredg-
ed. 1t is anticipated the river will
fall before the end of next month suf-
ticiently to permit resumption of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-05
ou,c,, Relief for Asthma sufferers.

Foley's Honey and Tar affords i'm
mediate relief to asthma sufferers IN
the worst stages and if taken in time
will effect cure. All druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-05
More Machinery Necessary.

In addition to the machines them
selves large number of fixtures
for holding, during manufacture,
the parts of the arm and of milling
and other tools for making the diff
ferent cuts. will be required before
actual fabrication of rifles can be
commenced. 1t is proposed to make
these fixtures and tools at the ar
senal and they could have been COM
pleted and now ready for use If their
preparation had not been delayed,
in accordance with instructions,
until it was decided whether the
present model of magazine rifle
should be made or one of new de-
sign which is now being manufactur-
ed at the Springfield armory for
trial of service. AS this proposed
test will. it is understood, probably
not commence for several months,
nor be completed for some months
longer. ii is not likely the preparation
of tools and fixtures for this plant
can be begun for about a year. As
II will take some months more to
make the tools the actual manufac-
ture of small arms can not be start
cd here during the coming fiscal
year and most probably not until
well on in the next. in other words,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-05
ChIcapo Papers Tell About 1t.

The Chicago Tribune OF today con-
tains cut of the Rock Island divis-
ion, the picture being taken at the
armory. The following explanation
of the plight the boys found them
selves in as the result of the liberties
the governor took with the Dorothea
also appears:
~ junlcting trip by Gov. Yates on
the L. s. 5. Dorothea to Harbor Point,
Mich, interfered sadly with the plans
of the naval militia of Rock Island
for practice cruise on the ship yes
terday Lieut.. +. l.. Tubbs command
ing the second division of the second
ships crew arrived with so men and
five officers in the morning and
marched them over the Randolph
street viaduct to board the Dorothea.
only to find its accustomed anchorage
vacant. Inquiries brought forth the
information that Gov. Yates with
party of friends had taken the good
ship during the latter part of the
week for a trip to the summer resort,
"a distance of 290 miles.
THE Dorothea left Harbor Point
Sunday night, and was due to arrive
some time last night. So Lieut.. Tubbs
marched his men back to the armory
at 20 Michigan avenue, and there they
were encamped during the day, while
they foraged on the neighboring
lunch counters for their meals, in
stead of manning the guns and taking
tricks at the wheel.
Cruise Cut short.
Gov. Yates pleasure trip has cut
their summer cruise short one day,
and there was some grumbling among
the men on this account. Another
cause for complaint is the burning up
of so much of the ships supply OF
coal. IT is said by members of the
Chicago crew that the organization
has had difficulty to find enough fuel
for the Dorothea this year, owing to
the small sum of money appropriated
by the state for the naval militia.
The Rock Island sailors will be gone
six days and will cruise along the
west shore of Lake Michigan as far
as Milwaukee. They especially desire
practice with the big guns and i'll
handling the ship, with which they
are unfamiliar"
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15

the most natural conclusion from an EXAMINE
ton of their shares seems TO be tnat nv
worked in direct cola Especially III
teresting sections of Mr. Thorndike's oooh al
those relative 10 The Two Noble hlnsIhen'
the chronology Of the plays OF Beaumont ~i'O
Fletcher. and the general characteristics o. 'iie
romances Of those authors AS to Shakespeare
method of composition. the world knows ~ha' Il
was-and that il was studious and laborlouS
notwithstanding his readiness and freedom o.
copious invention,-from the explicit testimony
Of Ben Jonson. given in the commentators
verses by poet. written frora PERSONA
knowledge of the man. and prehxed to lhe
First Folio:
Yet must / not give Nature all; thy art
NV gentle Shakespeare must enjoy part
For though the poets matter nature pe,
F1is art doth give the fashion: and that ne
Who casts to write living line must sweat
Srch as thine are-and strike the second hed'
ITpon the Muses. anvil; turn the same
And himself with it, that he THINKS 10 IrdHhe'
OR for the laurel he may gain scorh-
For a good poets made, as we'll as porn 49,.
And such vert thou. Look how the 1atnel ieoe
lives in his issue: even so the race ,,
Of Shakespeare's mind and manners prlSIIiS
shines .,<, ~.
In his well-torned and true-hled lines
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
FURNISHED parlor and bedroom. two or
three adults. 50. hall bedroom. running
water So: cool clean. bath hot water sup
nIy. REES, ia East 52d-st.
NEWLY furnished comfortable room with
ALI modern improvements. in strictly pri-
vata house; suitable for one or two gentle
men: references. 145 East 56th-st.
- MADISON-ANE. - Bachelors apart
ments: single Or double rooms. private
baths; also main floor. suitable for physician
or dentist: entire house renovated and
newly furnished.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15

DvERTIsEMENTS ard subscriptions for The Trisun.
- received at their Uptown ONCE.
NO 1854 BROADWAY.
Between seth and 9th sts until o'clock 2. n
Advertisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office until O'Clock N.
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12th-st: %. East 14tb-st-; PSI West 42d-st. Be-
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41st-st: 554 Sd-ave.: 2IO Bleecker-st.; 3s5
BIeecker-st Brooklyn. N f.-216 COurt-st;
215 Snith-st.; 1905 GateS-aye. Newark. Nh
-794 Broad-st. Also al D T. Offices.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. coUyTv

NEW 4OkA SUI OOChl, COUNTY
~ of New York-Elizabeth De Lancey. pIa.au-
r1inistrator OF Oo Delaney Van Cortland dec4s.91
Augustus Cortlandt Sd. James Morris. Elizsse.s
ti1s Martin wilkins sara Mordaunt Francis = NJ "
daunt Ell Izabeth Marshall Ell ott Marshall Blssss,
Louisa Liv ngsion Morris. Helen Morris cs,sss
rine Phelps A NewbOId Morris. Eleanor Morris TrT
FrsdeTick T,ePeyster AIexa Bowden James q 'sss ps
den Edward Leroy Stewart. Emily Stewart w
Kent W. Irving Kent Louisa Kent. Mar W. KsrSs
Edward F. Delaney. William H Delaney. Natha,s
Rochester Ottfe Rochester Frances Wheeler Charts,
Wheeler Elizabeth Rochester Delaney Rochester, ia,
Rochester Margaret Rochester Emily Rochester Psr.-
J. Munro James deFfart Bruen. James 3. Bruen 49,
zusta Br1Ien Henry NJ. Bruen Norman J. Bruen FnsSS*
A 3. Munro individually and as executor Of The "a
tate NJ Tobn W Munro. deceased: John Hunter - -
BnrrjI MAJ n Fl1rriII Elizabeth s BIrrTI DSx9 ~ "
Mari NJ KernbIe defendants--Surnrnons To Ire 49,
named defendants and each Of them: You herssv
TO serve your the plaintiffs attor1--
within twenty days after the service OF this summons
failure to appear answer: Judgment will be taSs5
by default for the relief demanded IN -
Dated New York. april 18Th 1902
Attorney for PLAINTIFF
Borough Of Manhattan Cftv OF New York.
To the defendants. Frances L Mordaunt Elliott Mar.
shall B'ess Marshall Percy H Burrtr. Mary IN
Burril Elizabeth S. BurriIL Drayton Burrtn. Jr sSs
The foregoing summons served upon you uursys,.
of the Supreme Court State Of NewYo dats5 -
sth dav Of August 1902 and fled on said dav II .s s
County Court House. Borough OF Manhattan. CITY -
New YORK IRE complaint herein having been heret0-
fore with said clerk the 18th day Of April 1870
Dale' We" iO'A' WALTER D EDMoNDs
Attorney for the Plalnti.
Of4ce Office address, No 81 Nassau street Bor
ough OF Manhattan. CITY Of New York
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
DETECTIVE AGENCY.

service ono er.-RopinG. shado~ing. in
vestigatinS. strikes looked after; business
conuQential - Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
Notire of 5nmmous.
CUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF ".
NEW

York--Julis P Carr. Plaintfn agains, a-.,-
Gubert, pefencantI:ial desired in Countv -
summons With Notice To the ot New
Defendant: You hereby summoned 10 srs, naruet
complaint ths action. and serve corv tie
answer the Plaintiffs Attorney thin tWsntv yonr
after the OF t'is summons exclusive - GAYS
Of service in OF your failure 10 s,,d ne DAY
answer judgment will be taken against you bv ~; o.
for the relief demanded in complaint - oelauit
Dated June 80 1902
GEO W. CARR, Plaintiffs Attorney. Post CHsrs 40,
and once No 29 Wall Street. Borough OF s
CITY OF New York - -11e'az.
To Arthur W. Gubert Defendsnt-Sir- The -
summons Is served upon you by publication
order P Henry DugrO Justice OF o
Court the state Of New York. made and dstsS ne
23rd July 1902. and fled IN ofce OF ths s
Of the supreme Court in and for TIE County >, S NaS
Work. and Of he County O York. N7E
Court House in Borough of Manhattan CIV
york on July 1902 and plaintiffs complaint n. Nes
action was fled said Clerks o1ce aforesaid On ec
1902 '-H
haitian. N Y. City. N T. ao-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
Eam Schools.

NEW YORK s.Aty-eighth opens Oct l.
1902 DAY CLASSES with ses-
UNIVERSITY $50 P NJ ILL
49, G
LAW school, CLASSES. sessions to 10 P NJ
-A " SCi'oOA. Ill. 3 afJe, years) Gradu-
ate Glasses lead to Ii NJ Tuition sloo For circulars
address L TOMPKINS Registrar Washington SQUARE
". Y. City
NEw-YORK Law scHoOL--Day School, s. Nassau
~ ST. Evening School, 9 w. 18th ST Dwight method
OF instruction IL. in years LIN three
years Send for catalogue -,o,o- o--.u- -
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
Ocean CLEANERS.

NORTm G[ERN0AM l1OVlDa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
pIyM0IrTt5-CE EERBOURG-BREMEN:
From Pier 81 North River. Gansevoor. 81 n a NJ
.Eohenzollern Aug $40 AM Kaiser: sept ~ ~ "
Kafsern Aug fs 10 A NJ. Kaisern Sept 10 q N
Kronprinz Aue 26 10 A NJ, lkronprin8 sept 20 H--
From Pier "a II OF AniLy ST. Brooklyn
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERElGE
CrArbo,,-e- Southamptor alternately. ano brenneh
From Brensn Piers Hoboken y j 6 Noon
Bremen. Aug 2s Noonl Krrfuerst- sep = 70 70 u
Fried +ch Noon 5TeInsr.-...- -
NFDITERRANEAN SERVICE
t;TPRALTAR-NAPLES-GE
From pier "a II OF Amity St. Brooklyn n
I4ahn......Aug . 10 A NJ ILahn.. sept q: 10 q n
AIier r.seP. 10 P y IAne5p1 po. ,1n13sy 0s{ K
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New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
LAWYERS.
MACHINERY.
WATCHES REPAIRED.

| WATCHES REP2IsERSI. 90
FOR CLEANING OR HANDSPRING.
Warranted ! year" JeweIry made and
repaIred Old watches and gold jeweiry
taken In trade and bought for cash
CHARLES A. KEENE. $50 Broadway. New
York City. Open until O'Clock. Saturdays
Included
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
Ol[D [DDE00R]lOR1 l0NG

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk P2rtsmotR @
Richmond. VrF1na Beach. Washington D. c. ana en'lre
South and West nj, 10
n R. foot of Beach St, every week day at P. NJ
H B. WALKER Traffic Manager
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
HELP WANTED.

Male
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England Germany. Belgium and South
Africa: also free transportation procured
Apply Immediately Shipping Ofces. Gin
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-11
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