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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

giving 70 sevsutsenth orhs-v1ss ths Lead
ina bovlert stand the sane Their posi-
unnH are rsrulnts6 BY the exact fractions
o. pins MADE These are Dot shown il The
table hut there are NJ ties among the
eighteen and each mEn holds his rInk by
virtue q . lead Uvsr those below h-n even
u Il is only uus-siEhty-frst Of me pin
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

and apparently srcsIlsut judgment
HIS mouun he the free. nRtural arm muve-
msnL Win DO preliminary hDurishes, and
is mighty quick II wouldn't worry Brown
n The tsn-ssc0Dd rule wsre cw dsvn 20
second He would deliver The bal IN
plenty q tine. ana win such accuracy that
TIE bHtsmEn would be surprised RislEy
to-, is living ~ 70 he promises made for
him DolHn. Hickey, Stone and Burg are
al hat had beer expected Carer iE faster
Than he vas last spring and vii ~uDdOubt-
edly 60 TbumaE and HETes sh5v " well
o. The clf memberE II VIII Dc 20 say that
hey are al the sane rs last year save
stsvur1 and Calhoun who have wurksd
OF quite 4 little flesh ant are that much
fas-sr.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Emil Klank, q wrestler well known II the
middle west and central states, but who
has Of late years been Oh the Pacific
coast. came ID Omaha on his WY east last
week. but did not remain long He sRyS
the game Is growing dead On the coast,
though for q while IL was a source OF con-
eioerRhle revenue 10 him. as he succeeded
In securing many matches OF good terms.
RAnk would have liked 4 match here, but
none seemed possible. 80 he went On 70
Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13
WREsrLERS LOCK FOR GAMES
Omaha Contingent Of Mat Artists
seek Matches in other
FReIda.

wrestlers. With Pete Loeb q retired mai
man. and Holden and Mast too busy with
other matters 70 devote much time 70 the
Sport, its dsv5tess as far as public per
turmHnca are concerned. seen 3 minus
quantity Frank Coleman WAS here fur
CONS weeks bsfurs d after his match
with Prank Gutuh. but last Wednesday be
left Omaha for walnut Ia. where be win
remsin some time. AMI Incidentally 70
against Dan Murphy. the Chicago heavy
weight. who has been rustcstinE around
Walnut because business Is too duI In The
Windy City. This match Is set for Dex-
Saturday night. Murphy VIII weigh about
1se pounds. Coleman $50. The msn viii
vrestls catch-BH-c1tuh-cHn. two falls out o.
three. The discrepancy in weight might be
accounted q great handicap against Cole
man- bit those vho saw what he I'D
against Gotch's ESQ pounds. viii understand
WHY Il win nks & hrs1--Eter II 1Be 70 beat
Frank. His $50 pounds II about the best
bunch Of that size travelling today in the
middle west
Coleman showed too. how little weight
mRttsred rD HIN IN his contest with Tn
Corners n Hamburg. Ia q week ago TN
weighed 1sb pounds. bu1 Prank took three
straight falls, cRtch-Es-esteh-cEn. The
first came IN twenty minutes, with 4 han
msrlock q half Nelson rvo and q half
minutes and q crotch hold WIS enough for
the next the last fan cost eighteen
minutes and the hold was q crotch and
half Nelson. Prank can stand for the
weight. his unusual supplensss and agility
coun1srbALADring A.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

The Denver Tines II It's zeal 70 co1vincs
President Packard that be should reduce
lis Admission fee does Omaha Al Injustice
That paper states that last season Denver
had 10000 more paid attendance than
OnAhE, the Dszt IN the list The truth IL
just the other way round Omaha had sew
erEl thousand more paid attendance than
Denver. but Denver took In about g .DOo
more than Omaha On account q the differ
eDcs N the prize II iE not likely that the
price al Denver VIII be reduced, as Il is q
matter that concerns every team IN the
league and not Denver alone. The added
expense q getting 70 the Queen City Of the
Plains is the factor that has determined
the extra tariff for the games out there
and II is not 81 al likely thai the visiting
teams VIII Rbste their demands in order to
satisfy the desire Of the fans out there for
cheaper han. even II the papers should re-
sort 10 the boycott they threaten. At any
rate. 3 boycott could hardly be wurse than
the merry anvil chorus the Denver papers
played for the team last season
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

soDs Speculation Rs 10 ths Successor q
President whitfield has been tbaulEsd i
IL pretty vel settled that sertun q the
Thrss-I issEus can have the place Il he
Wars Il Al The maEnatsE fHpur hin. and
L he VII take the position Il Is hA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Thomas Reiners, Fullerton. Neb- II
working 3 fast pacing mare, 4 fun sister II
Cedar Girl, 22zA. and Cedar Belle. 2564
by woodliDe. 2;Is. dan by shAdelEno On
ward. 21sh-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

Lafayette Young is driving an excellent
mare in Volunteer Storm she is BY Louis
Napoleon 267. ~ T~olunteer So: Isl dam
Lady Storm. BY BlunbergE Black BEshEv
30: grEnddEn. Black Pet n old Mirhigzn
mare, by Aastsrlods. By HEnbleloniEn 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

tn Tro1rtng association. lessee o. the
driving park. iE putting the track IN shape
for the amateur races 70 cons OF IN the
near future. Season tickets are being sold
10 pay for kssptng the track in repair.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

II is not generally known that the Key
farm H one OF the leading stock
farms Of the United States. Un1l within q
year past only three or four colts have
been raised. but they al took standard
records. At ne age q y The Conuus-ur
is the sire Of the European trurier, Con
trAlto, 2.lH. and seven others
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

P. A FAN Of Council Bluffs owns one Of
the good old~-tREhioned bred Stallion IN
EHnhrtno 1B1D1. MEnb-1no has q race
record 10 the old-fRshionso high wheeled
EuIEy q 227h, ana Is the sire q Dandy
Boy. 2:l411. and Impression. 2.14A. he Is
BY Msnhrtno BRshRw 175s. dan Kitty
Clay dam o. two). by Kentucky Clay ia
ErEnddAn Of daughter Of Black Hawk g.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-13

IN exchange is authority for the follow
ing "A DEn with q load q Timothy hay
~tEsnuine) drove along the main street Of
Junction City. Kan. recently and three
horses ran away"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-08
RARE GIFTs ARE RECEIVED
Come From All Directions to the Home of
bishop SpaIdIng.

Bishop SpaIding.
Rich silver. rare laces, costly satu-
airy. and beautiful pictures were
among the gifts received by Bishop
Spalding from his many friends and
admirers on the occasion of his sill
ver jubilee as bishop of the diocese
of Peoria, which was celebrated last
Thursday. The presents began to ar
rive last week, and have been receiv-
ed at the episcopal residence ever
since, until it seems that there VIII
be no end to them. And in addition
To these are many illuminated MEM
orials from various institutions and
organizations, among which may be
classed an illuminated certificate and
diploma of the degree of doctor of
divinity conferred upon the Dish, u
by Louvain college of Belgium.
Perhaps the most artistic piece. if
there can be any choice made among
so much that is rare and beamtifuI.
are the two statues of Carrara mar
bic, representing Religion and
Science, which have already been
placed in appropriate inches in Spald-
ing Institute. Prominent among the
pictures are u Christ" presented by
the Dominican sisters of blooming
ton, and one very similar presented
by the Franciscan sisters of OTTAWA.
From the Sisters of the Good Shap-
herd. in Cuba, came a rare and costly
hand-thread lace alba; this piece is
duplicated by the gift of the Sisters
81 St Francis of Peoria. The Sis
ters of the Good Shepherd of Pc
oria, also sent handsome dinner
cloth with Il Battenberg center-peice.
The Sisters OF 81. Mary's at Notre
Dame, Ind, presented the bishop with
II beautiful lace surplice.
y stirling silver Cea service was. the
gift of Bernard Cremer and family.
and Il sterling silver water pitcher
was received from Rock Island adj
mirers of the bishop. Three silver
fila-ree vases were also sent by
friends who modestlN requested that
their names be withheld from pubIica-
ton. One of the most beautiful
pieces of silver is magnificent sill
Yer candclabrum. the donor of which
also requests that his name be not
published. From the friends of the
bishop in Louisville, Ky. where he
was first stationed i'm his pastoral
work, came splendid portrait of
his uncle, y. +. Spalding. late arch
bishop OF Baltimore.
Greetings, hand-illuminateJ on
vellum, were received from the mas
ters ana pupils of Spalding Institute.
Notrc Dame University. the Domini-
can sisters of Sinsinawa, Wis. and
from Spalding Council, knights of
Columbus. of Peoria. the latter 'ac-
complaining lie check for $1,000 TO
establish the free scholarship in
Spalding Institute to be controlled
by the bishop.
There are many other rare and
costly gifts. but it is improbable that
the list Will be complete for some
time To come. and an attempt to
catalogue them at the present time is
futile.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-08
ImproyLng Nations CAPITAL.

For some time past plans have
been under preparation for the beau
tifying of the city of Washington.
The commissioners in charge have
visited many European cities. and the
result of their search has been en-
bodied in series of plans, which
viii make our capital the most beau
tiful city in the world. In selecting
a family medicine, however, it is not
necessary to search the world over.
because Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
the famous American remedy, is rec
ognized as the best remedy nature
and science have been able to pro-
duce. 1t has over fifty years of cures
to its credit of such ailments as sick
headache, indigestion, nervousness,
and liver and kidney troubles. When
you need a medicine for these all
ments, don't fail to try the Bitters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-08

Representative Conroy. of Massachu-
setts. has been very Industrious of
late in keeping his constituents sup
piled with garden seeds. Among
those to whom he transmitted pack
ages was Il man who lived i'm Bos-
ton suburb and who acknowledged
the good services done by Mr.. COnroy
with note. in which he said that the
seeds would make his yard a spot of
beauty and delight. Il am too poor. -
he continued. Ito supply myself with
suitable garden implements. Would
YOU mind adding TO the favors al
ready conferred by sending me set
Of tools. Il lawn mower and 100 feet
of hose?" Representative ConrOy has
not yet answered the letter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-08
Notice.
whom II NAV concern:


To all persons whom It may concern:
Notice is hereby given, that The undersigned.
~Is N M. LIE Q1aJte. guardian OF JUlis + lie
QIatte and hiram b lie QIatte. minors, Will
make application to the Circuit Court of Rock
Island County. at q regular term thereof. TO
he held M me Courts House In the City of
Rock Island, in said County, on the first Mon
day of May 1902 being the fifth day
thereof, for au ordcraod decree of said Court,
directing her said guav dian. to sell the fol
lowing nj estate belonging SO said minors,
or much thereof as shall seem to said Cour.
10 the interest of said minors situated IN the
County OF Rock Island aud State of Illinois,
TO wit:
the fol- ,wlng desc.io ed tracts or parcels OF
land situated in the County of Rock island ard
State of Illinois. Jo-wit:
The East Sixty (6Ol acres OF the North East
GU .rter % Of section seven tl in Township
the Fourth Priacip u Meridian.
The south east g -uarter CD OF the SOU n
Ta aSt sim SHSrlg Sixteen DO Sorh Of Rsnee Five
So West VI the Fourth l4th) Principal Merld-
| The South West Quarter "a. ard the West
Tweuty-ro our (24) acres of The sou West
Quarter of the South East Quarter of Section
Nine (9l in owuship sixteen tlb) North or
Range Ffge 90 West of the Fourth (Ith) Prin-
cipAl Meridian.
LottIne % in the West half of the South
East Quarter QeS, Five (5) acres in the North
East Corner ard Lot = wo CD in the w. st
Three 90 in Township Sixteen G6) North Of
Range Five 90 West OF the 9TH Principal
All that part OF the NcrIh half Of the South
East Quarter that lies south and East OF the
Slough: the South East Quarter of the south
L Ist Quarter Except ten (1O) acres in the
North West coraer thereoD, and the East
half OF the South = est Quarter of the South
rast Quarter. an of Section One % ia Town
shin sixteen (i6) North of Rage Six (6) WeSs
of the Fourth Cith) PIincipai Meridian
The East half or Section Twelve U2). the,
South East Quarter of the North Wess Quar-
ter OF Section Twelve d2); the Moth East
Quarter of the South Wet Quarter OF Sec
ii IN Twelve Q2) and the East third of the
North East Quarter OF the No tn West Quar-
ter of Section Twelve G:) all in Township
sixteen 90 North of Range Six 90 West of
III 4th Principal Meridian
Lot 81 ree 80 East OF Lot Two CD, and Lot
Five (5), (leins the East ten (O) acres OF the
West ha'f of Fractional South West Quarter
of section Thi ty-swo (ss) in Township Sew
enteen (I7) North of Range Five 80 West OF
the Fourth f8tb) Principal MeI idian-
For tue suppors and educati IN of sa
mino S, and for the purpose of investing such
of the proceeds of said sale as shall not be inI-
me lately requisite for said support and setiu-
cation In other real Estate, or of otherEi=e
investing the same.
Dated April lcth A. ID. 1902
SUSAN NJ LIE QUATTE
Guardian of said Minors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-08

themselves without bumptiousness in
the state of life to which il has pleas
ed providence. and the powers that
be, To call them? For such a school
a number of pupils have been provid-
ed by the Spanish-American war and
its corallery, the suppression of insur-
rection in the Philippines. And es-
pecially is this school necessary at
the present time, when it is discov-
cred that these impetuous gentlemen
are not making any political capital
for the administration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-08
NIiIIionaire senators.

\ writer in the New York Sun, who
claims to know what he is talking
about, saws that the impression as to
the wealth of United States senators
is greatly exaggerated. He can name
but a dozen members of the senate
who are millionaires or better, and
they and their approximate possess
sions are given as follows:
William y. Clark, Montana $25, OOO, 900
Thomas kearns. Utah, 10000, 900
j Ohm Kean, New Jersey. 100000
James Mcmillan, Michigan. 100000
IS. Il. Elkins. West Virginia 100000
John Dryden, New Jersey. 100000
RedfieId Proctor, Vermont. 2,CO0,0OO
George Peabody. Wetmore,
Rhode Island. 2,OUO0O
Nelson W. Aldrich, Rhode
Island .....a... 2.OOO.OO0
Marcus \. Hanna. Onio... 2,OU0,0OO
Channcey NJ. Depew. New
York 2.OO0. 900
Eugene Hale. Maine. 1000. 900
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-08
Petition to Sell Real Estate to Pay Debts
State of Illinois, Ice
County of Rock Island. -


County of Rock Island -
In the Circuit Court, June term, A. ID. 1902
William r Carey. Administrator OF the es-
tate OF Frederick Nink. deceased, VS.. George
Nicholas Kinx. Peter EinE, Annie fuller, Aug
ust I<inE Annie cornelius John Z. Schultz
Sarah l. Crawford. PEG les Savings BANK of
Moinc Illinois, and Peter DcBarr. Peation to
sell real estate.
Nicholas Kins, Peter IIiuk. a nnic Miller,
august Kink. Annie Cornelius and John +
Schultz: You and each of you are hereby not
flied that the lSth day of ebruary a ID
1907 Re Third Baptist huTch, of Moline, Iu-
inois, a cor. GRAFTON as M ide party defend
ant to the 40 ove entitled petition to sell real
estate to pay debt az on the same day filed
it's petition In said cau>e making each of you
parties and praying that it might be declared
the owner OF lot seven ca in block ore % 10
Witticks addition II Moline; and that The de
day OF october ~ ID. 1901, pc set ASIDE in so far
as IL affects said lot Seven "a in block one %
In said WitticK's addition: and that a certain
deed from enr,J Wei>e to Theodor Andre VS.
ard Margaret Andrews bearing date March ,.
1895 and a certain deed from Theo-
dor Andrews and Margaret And ews to Fred
kiuk, bearing date June Z. 1898. may be set
as de and declared void against The said
Third Baptist Church of Moline. Illinois.
You are further notified u at the matter VIII
be called up for hearing on the first day OF the
which will be the first Monday OF June
.. 1909, at which time you can appear and
take such steps as you may deem proper.
Dated this fifth day of April A. o. 1902
The Third Baptist Church of Moline, Illinois
II. Il. Hubbard, County Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-08
A School for Heroes.

Nothing within the range of human
endeavOr is impossible to the Yankee,
and. to the Yankee soldier. the attain
ment of heroic proportions seems as
easy as il was in NapOleOnic days for
the conscript to bOurgeon into the
fietd-marshal.
1t must be confessed. however, that
while the American soldier shows
marvellous facility in reaching the
status of hero. a good many of them
show an equally marvellous lack of
knowledge of how to stay there. Gen.
Funston, the reputed fighter and dar-
ing enterpriser has talked too much.
He has said so many things in public
that he should have confined TO his
own breast, or at least to the ears of
trustworthy personal friends, that
President Observation-Disclosures we
may be sure-has been compelled to
commend to the young brigadier the
virtues of silence. Especially was
Funston subject to censure when ne
held up to ridicule the venerable SEN
ator Hoar. While it is difficult to
take the Massachusetts senator seri-
ousIy upon all occasions. il is none
the less reprehensible to make fun of
him at any time or place.
Who, suggests an exchange. will es-
tablish school for Anne rican heroes
in which they shall learn how to keep
their mouths closed. how to bear their
honors without offense to their pas
tors and masters, how to conduct
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-08

Salt Lake City. if published state
ments as to wages paid there are
true. must be a desirable place for
artisans of various kinds TO reside.
The Salt Lake Telegram says that
there are some expert electrical work
ers there who earn $500 a month. Two
expert decorative painters are cred
tied with receiving $50 day and find
ing employment whenever they desire
to work. y few plaster cast men
command wages equally high. Brick
layers get 81 day. while plumbers,
timers, carpenters and stone cutters
all get $50 Il day. Machinists earn
from s. to $3.50; painters. 50 to- $3.50.
Restaurant cooks get from S25 to $40
Il week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-08


BY virtue OF an order and decree of the
County Court of Rock Island County, Illinois.
made on petition of the underSignsd d, J. hu
StreckfuS, guardian OF Edward J. Streckfus,
Charles J. Streckfus, Rosa StrsckflS. Will
lam + StTecKfus aud Louis NJ Strerkfus,
minor heirs OF Michael Strecsfus, deceased
or leave to sell the real estate OF said minors,
at thu pril tie N, A D. 1902 OF said Court
TO wit: on TIE 18th day OF April. 1862, shall on
the Is h day o. May next, between the hours
If ten o o'clock in the loren Don ard four o CLOCK
in the afternoon OF said day. to.wit; at ,
O'Clock p m of said day. sell at public sale, at
The east door of the Court House IN the city
Rock Island in said County, the real e,tate
described as follows, tN-wit:
The North East Quarter OF the No N West
Quarter and the North West Quart er # the
North East Quarter OF Section Number Tuirty-
three CD and the West one half OF the SOuth
East Quarter of Section NuDber Twepty-
eight (2S). all in Township Number Seventeen
10 North range Number -Four q West Of
the 4th Principal Meridian. in Rock l Land
County. Illinois, on the folio owing terms, to it:
For cash.
rated this 18th day OF April A. u 1902.
JOHN STRECKFUS
Guardian OF the above named minor heirs OF
Michael Streckfus decreased
SEARIE & MARSHALL, Solicitors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-08
Nonce or Pnhl.cation-uhanoery.

State OF II inois,
Rock Island County -
IN the circuit court to the May term, A
D. ,p02 In Chancery.
Edward Blu II, Arthur BUrril William Bur
rrili. NichoIaS Barrill, Amelia UeiSenroth and
FlHa Grotegut vs. Elizabeth Burrill Mary
EIiZ lbeth Ye ger ana Fred Heager, guar
dian o Mary Ellzabe IA Neagsr.
Afidavit of non-resdence OF the said Eliza
beth Burrili implea AIDED 18th the above oe-
feodaut having been hled in the cletk S
ONCE of the circuit court Ct said county,
notice is therefore hereby given to the
said non resident defendants that the com
plai1ants fled their bill of complaint in said
court the chancery side thereof, on the
9Th day of April, a ID IV02, and that there
upon a summons issued out of said court,
wherein said suit is now pending, returnsble
on the fifth day In the month of May
next, as Is by law required. NOW. unless
you. the sad nonresident defendar above
named, shall personally be and appear before
said cir suit court on the first day of the next
term thereof, to be holden at Rock Island in
and for the said county. on the first Monday
in May next, and plead answer, or demur
to the saio cOmplainsnts' bill of complaint
the same and the matters and things therein
charged and stated will be taken a. confessed,
and q decree entered against you, according
20 the prayer of said bill
GEORGE w. GAMBLE Clerk.
Rock Island, nlinois, April. >. 1902
MCENIHT & Nc ANIRY, Compliments Solici-
tors
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-08

y report from Lynn, Mass, states
that Il specific case has been furnish
ed to Senator Lodge of n Filipino hav-
ing been killed by the use of the wa
ter cure" The victim was a priest
and his offense was the reputation OF
knowing where Filipino gold was
buried. Whether he did know it is
now impossible To ascertain. as the
loyal gentlemen who took him in
charge pumped water in him beyond
his capacity. Then they buried him
in secret. Another soldier is report
ed 10 have furnished affidavit of a re-
voting outrage. y woman who was
sick with Il young babe in her arms
was dragged from her wretched home
and the place burned. she being left
on the ground. y few cases of this
kind may convince even the scholars
in politics that compulsory civilian
tion has its drawbacks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-08
IcxruntriK.r Nnr1ce.

estate of A. c. Knocke. deceased
The undersigned having Deep appointed
executriX of the last WIN and testament of
\ G. Kuocke, late OF the county of Rock
Island, state of Illinois, deceased, hereby
gives notice that she will appear before
the county court of Rock Island county, at
the county court room, In the city of Rock Isl.
and at the Jure term the first Mon
day In June next, at which time ali per
sons havin claims against said estate are no.
tih led and requested to attend, for the purpose
Of having the same ad jusJed
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
Quested to make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
Dated this 24th day of March. a d. 1902
CORA G. ENOCKE. Exc cut tx.