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ANNOUNCEMENT.

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TOR attorney OF Logan county subject TO the
VIII OF the voters of the county II. r.
THURSTON
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19
PHYSICIANS MEET TO
REVISE THEIR FEE BILL

The Rock Island Medical union, an
organization formed for the purpose
of arranging and keeping in force a
fee bill among physicians of the city,
held n meeting at the Harper house
last evening to consider revision of
that instrument. The meeting was
attended by a number of Moline ply
sicians, who were present in the in
terest of securing uniformity be-
tween the fee bill in force here and
the one that is to be adopted in Mo
line in the near future. There were
in all about twenty-five present.
DR.. Carl Bernhardi was called to
the chaiy and DR.. Emily Wright, sec
rotary Ga the union, acted in that ca
pacity. Expressions of opinion ON
the subject in hand were made by
the majority of those present and it
was finally agreed to leave the ques-
ton in the hands of committee rep
resenting the two cities to canvass
the sentiment among the physicians
not present and report at Il meeting
to be held in the near future. The
committee as appointed consisted of
Drs. G. G. Craig, ST., Z. Bradford
and +. IL. First, Rock Island, and
Drs. \. II. Arp. c. l.. Whitcside and
f. IL. Gardner, of Moline.
The Rock Island fee bill was first
adopted in 1855 and it was revised in
1896. 1t is a somewhat elaborate af-
fair and fixes the limits to the charg
es for all the different Kinds of serv-
ices rendered by regular physicians.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19
NEWS OF RIVER.

The Mac and NinOna We're down
and the Mac, George $, Isaac Sta
plies, Winona and j. 5. went north.
the stage of water was all day and
the temperature at noon was 50.
1t is probable that the rafter, Fred
crick Weyerhaeuser, which is lying
idle in the harbor at the west end of
the city, will be sent south to do "a
towing business for the remainder of
the season and next winter. The
boat has not been sold, as has been
reported, and F. c. Denllmann today
stated that further use for the boat
>in the rafting business is anticipated
next season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19

could desire in the first, second and
sixth. In the latter, especially, there
were four men who saw bases and n
hit at almost any time would have
brought a run and saved a shut out.
The visitors began scoring in the
second, getting one on a pair of two
baggers by Popkay and Thornt on.
The outs were made by Hanl1ey, on a
grounder, and by Martin and Krebs.
struck out. From then on till the
eighth it looked like another 1 to 0
affair and the crowd was ready to ac-
cept it at that
Three singles by Krebs, McGill and
Middleton, however, broke the spell
with another. after Thornton died on
low one and McGiIl had persisted on
fielder's choice. Pfeffcr ended the
session with a pQp-up.
Disaster In Ninth.
The ninth was disastrous. Hankey
led off with a hit and Popkay fol
lowed with a sacrifice. Martin flew
to right and the matter was consider
ed settled. Thornton was then pre-
scented with base and Krebs hit
McNichols made an error in fielding
McGilfs easy grounder, FILLING in
picking it up and then throwing wild
as he sat ON the ground. This was re-
sponsible for the last pair. McGiII
was pinched at second ON a bounder
by Middleton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19
LIQUOR DEALERS OF
TWO COUNTIES ORGANIZE

The Rock Island and Henry County
Retail Liquor Dealers association at
a meeting held in this city yesterday
elected officers as follows:
President-WilTiam Strong, Gene
Secretary Patting, Rock Isl
and.
The committees appointed are:
ReSolutions-D Clark. Moline.
e By-Laws-Hcrman Schroeder, Mo-
line
Finance-B. johnson. Moline.
To Select Delegates To State Con
vcntion-Henry Lemberg, Rock Isl
and.
To Select the Executive Committee
a. ID. Huesing, Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19

DccatUr ..........O I T D
Summary: Bases on balls-Gra-
ham 1, McGill .. Two-base hits
Hankey, Popkay, Thornton. Double
Disqualification, Popbay. Hit by
pitched balI-Millcr. Struck out
Graham, s. Time - 1:20. Umpire
Connolly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19
Chicago Dental Company

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Cement filings .. 25C
Bone filling -. 49,. -. 25C
Platinum filing ...... 6O(
Silver filings ......... SOC
Gold filings, 81 and up go. SI.OO
Gold crowns, to 5. 400
Set of teeth, So and up. 500
SIS set of teeth for ~ 10. 90
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ROCK ISLAND.
Over Speidel's Drug Store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19
Play Two Games at Davenport.

Davenport, Aug. 10 Davenport
and Evansville played double-head-
or yesterday. The locals were out
batted in the first game, but won by
BurcheIl's Witness The second
game was tie when called by dark
ness. Scores:
First game:
Davenport ..3OO O1O-4
Evansville 100000 OOO-0
Hits-Davenport, ); Evansville, 10.
Errors -Davenport. o; Evansville, =.
Batteries - Hughes and Fuchs;
Burchell and Reading.
Second game:
Davenport -............00 90 0-3
Evansville ............2 5000 0-3
Hits-Davenport, 1; Evansville, $.
Errors o; Evansville, 3.
Batteries-Kerns and Fuchs; Treat
and Reading.
Rabbits and Huts Divide.
Cedar Rapids, Aug. 19.-PoOr play
ing on the part of the locals lost
them the first game. Miller did good
work in the. second, which was won
by Cedar Rapids because of Bcecher's
error i'm the tenth. Scores:
First game:
Cedar Rapids ....O0O 1000 o.
Terre Haute .........20 O0O4 o.
Hits - Cedar Rapids, 10; Terre
Haute, 10.
Errors-Cedar Rapids, >; Terre
Haute, o.
Batteries - Durham and Weaver;
Scott and Starnagle.
Second game:
N n N N n n I
Tcrre Haute % OOOO-1
Hits-Cedar Rapids, ); Terre Haute,
1.
Errors Cedar Rapids, 3; Terre
Haute, =.
Batteries - Miller and Weaver;
Hackett and StarnagIe.
Games Elsewhere.
Chicago. Aug. 19.-Yesterlay's OK
pert scores at base ball were as fol
lows.
League: At Pittsburg- Philadelphia
4, PittSburg Z: ut Chica go-New York
;. Chicago O: ut BOSTON
II, Cincinnati 2: at st. Louis-Rain.
American: At Baltimore-St. Louis
1. Baltimore II: at Boston-Detroit A..
Boston 4-eleven innings darkness;
at iIadelphia-Chicago :, Philadel-
Washington 3-ten innings.
Association: At Columbus-Kansas
CITY 6. Columbus 4; at indianapolis
Minneapolis I, indianapolis 4; at To
Iedo-Milwaukee /, Toledo 4; at Louis
viIle-Weather.
Western: At Colorado
Springs 3, Milwaukee 4: at Kansas
City, ST Joseph and Peoria-weather.
Baseball Notes.
O'Leary went in to catch the Sec
ond game, but one of the first balls
thrown up was tipped and split his
right thumb so that he had to go to
the bench. He had just recovered
from sprained ankle that had kept
him from playing for nearly week.
Fred Pfeffer seemed doomed to fig
ure in all the horse play going during
the series that ended yesterday. The
last out in the first game was made
by him and he did it on a freak play.
Graham threw up a wild ball which
went behind the batter. Prefer
bat hung over his shoulder and IN
lodging the ball he fell backward.
The sphere, by one of those peculiar
chances. hit the stick and bounded
off toward third, one of the prettiest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19

~Klng out on bunt foul.
Score by INNINGS:
Rock Island ......O 0 10000 81
Decatur -. 80 0 o OOO 90
Summary Bases on balls-Case. 1:
Weigand, ,. Struck Case ;, Wei
gand 4. Double play-Nliddleton Pr
effer, Popkay. Time-1:1O. Umpire
Connolly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19
Games Tomorrow.
Bloomington at Rock Island.
Terrc Haute at Davenport.
Decatur at Rockford.
Evansville at Cedar Rapids
Games Tomorrow.

Rock Island administered another
shut-out to Decatur yesterday. max
ing the second banking Pfeffer's
| team has received in the series In
return the locals were also let
down without Il run and on the same
terms as were given the visitors
Saturday. Cases pitching was al
most solely responsible for the out
come in the first, although ne had
good support. Rock Islands one
run was earned. In the second
Graham, who has been playing third
for several weeks, and was in conse-
quence somewhat out of form. was
put in against McGilI, and he was
pounded hard in the last two innings
The fielding of the two teams was
nearly equal and it was up to the
box artists to win or lose.
The air was sultry. 1t was one of
the most oppressive afternoons that
has been experienced here this sea-
son. and the players deserve credit
for playing out the entire two games
with the ginger they manifested.
The crowd was not up to the task of
roofing in earnest, and during the
last game especially the enthusiasm
waned. in fact, both contests were
almost devoid of features, as pitch
ers' battles usually are. After the
first game had been put on
the right side of the account and
Graham went into the box there was
a futter of excitement, and some
were rash enough to predict that
the locals were due to get the second
also. After Decatur got a run, how
ever, and the Donnellyites contin-
ued inning after inning to pound in
vain at McGill, the fans yawned and
said, Let 'er go; we've got one of
EN-, and two out of the series, any
l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19
Open Door to Success.

through which welI-trained young
people go right in to good, paying
positions. High grade instruction.
No better school at any price. Write
or call for free literature. Office
hours, "a. IN. to ) p. IN. daily; Z to .
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
BROWNS BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19

Dress does not make the person.
Nor does a clean exterior Indicate a
clean interior. To be well all organs
of the body must work in harmony.
Rocky Mountain Tea does this work.
7. II. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19

bunts imaginable and one that the
Decatur manager could probably
have beaten had he been on his feet.
As it was, King threw him out.
The Big Joes claim another victory
over the Twenty-fourth street Slug
gers by score of Ia to ;. For the
winners the battery was Johns, Fox
and Jensen, and for the losers Lyons
and Griffin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19
Keep Your Bowels Strong.

Constipation or diarrhoea when
your bowels are out of order. Cas-
carets Candy Cathartic will make
them act naturally. Genuine tablets
stamped c. c. C. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19
Second Game.

Second Game.
Rock Island had men ON bases in
five innings in the second and the
prospects were all that the heart
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19
Cases Pitching the Feature.

Cases part was the star perform
nance of the afternoon. 1t was the
first time this season that Rock
Island pitcher has carried off Il game
without allowing a hit. in fact there
have been very few of them in the
Three-I league. Case did not fan out
many, but all the Dccaturites could
get was little measlcy grounders or
easy outfieId flies. One base was all
ne gave and that was at time that
counted for nothing. In six innings
not man reached first and only
three saw the initial cushion during
the game, two on errors and one on
pass. Not soul lived to second.
Rock Islands one rum in the first
game was made on two hits with
sacrifice sandwiched between.
Wilkinson hit in the second inning
and Williams finished the sacrifice.
King died on sky-scraper and Nc
Nichols hit brought the run. Case
struck out. Score of first game:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-19
JAsE DOES NOT ALLOW A HIT
Visitors Bat Out Victory in Sec
ond-Scores of the
Day.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Tcrre Iautc, z; Cedar Rapids, 1
(first game).
Cedar Rapids, =; Terre Haute, 1
(second game, 10 innings).
Davenport, 4; Evansville, first
game).
Davenport. 3: Evansville, > (sccond
game, seven innings).
Rock Island, /; Decatur, (first
game).
Decatur, ;; Rock Island, o (second
game).
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-01
MORGAN MAKES
A new COMBINE

New York, Jan. LII. Plerpont Nor
gan has under way deal Of vast i'm
pmtance TO the electrical world involv-
ing n combined capital of $50 900 600,
says the Herald. The WESTINGHOUSE
Electric and Manufacturing company OF
Pittsburgh and the General Electric
company, In which Mr.. Morgan is the
controlling factor, are to be brought to-
gether and operated under the COM
munty of interest plan. The news OF
the proposed merger reports o. which
have been current for some days In
we'll Informed circles in Wall street.
have been officially confirmed. No
statement win be made until the nerg-
err has been accomplished.
This merger viii bring together not
only two companies with a capitaliza-
ton uf nearly $4,000, but The two larg-
est manufacturers OF electrical arpma-
tus ia Il G United States will pass into
the hands OF syndicate OF which Mr..
Morgan will be the central figure. The
companies have branches IN kngEnd.
France. and Germany when viii also
pass into the hands OF enc central Or.
ganizat IN. Additional color has been
lent to the report THAI community u
interest scheme is being evolved Le-
tween the two companies by The fact
that George Westinghouse. the prsl-
dent OF the company which bears his
name has been here IN New York re-
Gently and has conferred frequently
with Mr.. Morgan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-01
LEADS THE WORLD.
Mutual Life's Claim 10 Head Position
Maintained In 1901.

New, York, Dec. 81, l9oi.--one OF the
hest evidences of the unexampled pros
nerity Of the country, as well as OF the
rerv general movement Of business
men toward profitable, permanent
nroteotlye and absolutely safe invest
mont Is found IN the volume OF busi'
ness done by the great life insurance
nonnanies. Nothing nearly approach
,ns Il has ever been known. The busl-
nn s Of the three leaders, the Mutual,
ne Equitable and the New YORK. mas
been very large,
The Mutual has written an amount
EASILY beyond its highest record OF
o,ner wears. and every dollar OF i has
Sean IN the most carefully selected
r y. IN approved localities and with
n r,,H demoraIizinR conditions OF any
kind. 49,, ,ors,a.,,
s,ronpest most stable life insurance
ay IN the world Is still easily
.nalp,ained, II has returned TO policy
holders and reserved or expended IN
nv Nh. ,sha!f .he enormous sum OF over
u .ls' hilton dollars Isl 100000, OOo). No
o.her company In the world has come
neer 70 those figures
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-01

action taken by the Hamilton county
delegation IN declaring for Price for
speaker, That Mr.. Cox favored Price
has been known for weeks. The action
OF the delegation In ne sing the can
didacy of II. h. Spellman, the Foraker
candidate for clerk OF the house, was
very disappointing to the Hanna lead
eTs whc had been confidently counting
upon the support OF ten Cincinnati
members for their candidate for clerk.
4 Mr.. Price, the Foraker candidate for
speaker, stated today that he would
have from 43 10 40 votes in the caucus.
The most potent influences In Ohio
Republican politics are lined UP In sup
port Of the Foraker candidates. They
include Senator Foraker, Geo, r. Cox,
Hon, Chas. L. Kurtz, Congressman
Beidler, Burton, Nevins, Kyle, Taylor,
Van Voorhis. IN j. T.. Love Of Dayton,
Gov Bushnell OF Springfield. and other
prominent party leaders. Gov Nash,
State Chairman Dick and other pr0mi-
nent Hanna leaders are maintaining a
strict neutrality and assert that they
will take no hand. Hon. Harry NJ.
Daugherty, the leader OF the fac
ton bearing his name, came out In the
open for McKinnon. McKinnon for two
years has affiliated with the Daugherty
people and IL he should be elected
speaker, Daugherty viii claim the vic
tory as his and will concede nothing TO
Hanna.
The retaining Of three or four Lucas
county votes yesterday by the Foraker
party was distinct blow to the Hanna
people. who had confidently been count
ing upon the -four votes from that
county They practically admitted the
defeat In the senate but asserted that
they Win yet be able 20 organize the
house. They are still claiming 80 voteN
for McKlnnon, or three more than a
caucus majority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-01
SETH Low iNaUGuRATED.
Chops or Heads Of Eighteen Tam
many District Leaders.

New York, Jan Seth Low, former
mayor Of Brooklyn and president OF
the Columbia university. until he gave
up that office TO become candidate
for the mayoralty on fusion ticket,
became mayor of New York today, At
the same time there was an almost
complete turning over OF city and coun-
~ Offices by Democratic incum6ents 10
the candidates elected on The fusion
ticket In November The changes IN
elected offices included the district at
torney the comptroller. the presidents
OF the boroughs, the sheriff, the county
registrar and the county clerk The
successful ones were all candidates on
the fusion ticket. except the presidents
OF the Bronx and Queens borough,
where the Democrats were successful.
OF the appointed officers the important
ones included the retirement OF Police
Commissioner Michael c. Murphy. who
was succeeded by John n Partridge,
and the appointment OF Geo. L. Rives to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-01
nisastrons Boiler Explosion.

Duluth, Jan, IAN explosion OF a
boiler in the basement OF the Sacred
Heart institute here last night resulted
in several thousand dollars damage TO
the building, while the seventy persons
who were within at the time narrowly
escaped being killed or injured
DevotiOns we're In progress In the
chapel and Bishop James MoGolick was
Just pronounclng the benediction when
the explosion occurred, Fragments or
the boiler came up through the noor
and every window In the entire struc-
ture was shattered. The wood work
took FIRE above the boiler room, but
the prmpt arrival Of the department
prevented any casualties. AS II was,
not one was killed or Injured
II IS feared that the boiler had been
tempered with as one of the valves
was found TO be completely closed. The
Sacred Heart institute has an enroll
ment Of about 200 scholars, but FORUM
ately most of them were at home for
the holidays
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-01
A GREAT SHOWING.
New York Life's Imminent Strides
During the Past Year.

New York. Dec 81 1901 --The closing day
Of the year indicates great prosperity
In every business direction. The large
mercantile houses, the various banking
institutions, and the trades generally
are quite enthusiastic with the records
made. The fire insurance business has
not resulted In great profits for stock
holders, owing to the poor rates OBJ
tanned, but the regular, Or old line, HE
insurance companies on the other
hand viii make splendid showing for
their pollcy-holders.
The leader IN business obtained and
in force win undoubtedly be the New
York Life az President Mccall has IS
sued statement that the new appll'
cations 20 his company In 1901 VIII eN-
coed $3.50 600, 900. on more than million
for every day in the year This ls an
unprecedented record, The company
new paid-for business In 1901, excluding
risks rejected etc, is S260,O00OOO. The
total paid-for insurance In force Is ST.
100000 0OOa gain OF SlBO,OOOOOO over
the previous year,
II Is estimated in banking circles that
the dividend and interest payments ON
Government, state, municipal, railroad
and other corporation securities pay
able on January lst will be 100000, OOO
The new business offered to the New
York Life during 1901 Is nearly equal
to these combined payments,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-01
Alfred Austin's Poem Together"

Alfred Austin's Poem "Togesher''
New York, Jan, 1.-THE forthcoming
number OF The Independent VIII PRINT
a poem by Alfred Austin, poet laureate
Of England. entitled, Together and
dedicated with warmest sympathy 10
he American people" Following are
the two closing verses, which SPEAK
hest the sentiment Of the poem
should enylous aliens plan and plot
'Gainst one and now the other,
They swift would learn how strong the
knot
Kinds brother unto brother. -.
How quickly they would change their
tack,
And show the recreant feather,
should Star and Stripe and Union JACK
But float mast high together
Now let us give one hearty grip
AS by true men are given,
And vow fraternal friendship,
That never shall be rlyen'
And with our peaceful flags unfurled-
Re fair or foul the weather
should need arise, face all the "oria'
And stand or fall together.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-01

There were no new developments IN
the Hay murder case today and tho
officers have given up all hope Of re-
covering the gun with which Hay was
Killed Last evening young Fred PEI
terson called again at the police sta
ton and asked for his gun, Officer pa
vles who found IT, put the boy through
a searching examination concerning
the gun and was finally satisfied the lad
was telling the tiuiA and gave him ~
weapon.