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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-08

seat in the house for the remainder OF
the course. Three good lectures, John
t. Graves, John b. De Motto. Russell
IConwell. and the Weeks company en-
tertainers. John Temple Graves at
the Illinois $3.50 tomorrow night.
A colored man last night bunked
on the sane dryer at the burlington
round house. Becoming FESTIVE in his
dreams he tumbled about and finally
fell off. Although the drop was not
Ia long one, he struck against some
sharp object and cut a cash in his
chin that DIR. J. F. Myers took 10
stitches in closing.
Have you taken in the odds and
ends sale? If not, you have missed IL.
Hundreds of satisfied buyers took it
in today. Plenty of goods for all.
Only two more days, Friday and Sat-
urday-then it's off. Goods at half
the regular price, some cases at quar-
ter the regular price. Not too late to
take advantage of this sale. The Lon
don.
This morning for the first time this
season the ice in the river in front of
the city was motionless from shore to
shore. Although the temperature at
several times has been 10 or more de-
grees colder than it was last night.
there was not the strong upstream
wind to hold the floating cakes sta
tionary till they united. Even now
the ice will probably move out
when the wind goes down unless cold
err weather follows.
Don't fail to see Madam La Dew, the
worlds greatest life reader. She is
lady in every respect, born in culture
and refinement, belonging to fam
lily of lawyers, doctors and ministers.
Why not see her and learn your flu
ture? She read for 500 people in Mo-
line and has many proofs that her
have already come true.
She does not class herself with the
so-called fake fortune tellers. Full
reading, p cents. Rooms, No. 637 \
Seventeenth street, city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-08
MOLINE GIRLS DEATH
IS BEING INVESTIGATED

Miss Mabel Linden, a pretty Moline
girl of IS, about two months ago left
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Lin
den, and went to Chicago
Yesterday she died at her apart
ments, 4S5 West Madison street, and
an autopsy was held over her remains.
The coroner found that death had
resulted from criminal operation
and further investigation led to the
arrest of +. l.. Lamoreaux, charged
with being an accomplish in the
crime.
The young man who is detained is
former resident of Moline, having
been in the employ of the Moline En-
craving company up to two years
ago, when he removed to Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-08
SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY.
Young s. McCombs' Remnant Day-Odd
and Ends.

fOung q mcCOmDS' Remnant Day-Oddf
and Ends.
Six pieces wool wasting, only three
shades, blue stripe, gray and black
and black and white, regular price
soc, to close, per yard, 33c.
Remnants of spun glass, silesia,
percaline, s1ac per yard, former price
Is, 90 and Csc
Remnants of figured sateens, for
mer price csc, sale price 15c.
Four pieces Malta suiting, 50 inches
wide, zibiline finish effect, goods for
merly worth $1.75 per yard, your
choice of these patterns Friday, per
yard, $1.O9.
All dress goods remnants one-half
price, so off, Friday only.
Children's fleece lined hose, ribbed
and seamless, big value at 12Rc, Fri
day. Zoe.
All handkerchiefs, taken from
trim, lace and hemstitched edges,
slightly soiled, your choice sc.
One big box remnants of laces and
embroideries, just one-half price, or
so off.
SozOdont tooth powder, large size
bottle, Friday special per bottle 19c.
Hair curriers', each 1c.
$500 tooth picks, per package, &c.
q Millinery Departmenf-AlI trimmed
hats so per cent Off or one-haIf for
mer price.
Big reduction in shirt waists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-08
f. ]. CHENEY & co.

Proprietors, Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists; price rs cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-08
Group.

The peculiar cough which indicates
Group is usually well known to the
mothers of croupy children. No time
should be lost in the treatment of it,
and for this purpose no medicine has
received more universal approval than
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Do
not waste valuable time in expert
menting with untried remedies, no
matter how highly they may be rec
commended, but give this medicine as
directed and all symptoms of Group
will quickly disappear. For sale by
all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-08
Finds Way to Live Long

The startling announcement of a
discovery that will surely lengthen
life is made by Editor o. II. Downey,
of Churubusco, Ind. 81 wish to state -
he writes, that DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption is the most
infallible remedy that L have ever
known for coughs, colds and grip. It's
invaluable to people with weak lungs.
Having this wonderful medicine no
one need dread pneumonia or con-
sumption. Its relief is instant and
cure certain Hartz e. Ullemeyer
guarantee every so cent and 81 bot
tie, and give trial bottles free.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-08
Little Latitude.

81 suppose n man has to be pretty
careful in order to hold his job said
the talkative passenger.
Yes" assented the conductor sadly.
'If knock n fare down, the company
kicks, and if l knock a passenger down
he reports me."-New York Times
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-08
a Life at Stake.

If you but knew the splendid merit
of FOley's Honey and Tar you would
never be without it. a dose or two
will prevent an attack of pneumonia
or la grippe. 1t may save your life.
all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-08
Licensed to w ed.
Camp 800 NJ. w. A.

All members are requested to be
present regular meeting night, Fri
day, Jan. 9. Card party and smoker
after meeting. THE COMMITTEE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-08
Artistic Improxement.

Hicks-That picture of D'Auber's
that you bought at the exhibition looks
better in your study than it did there
somehow.
Wicks-Yes. l have hung it the other
eide up.-Someryille (Mass) Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-08

Impossible to foresee an accident
Not impossible to be prepared for it
DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil. Monarch
over pain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-08
The Weather.

Generally fair tonight and
Friday; no decided change in
temperature.
j. M. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature a. M. 8; at
$50 p. m. 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-08
Catarrh Cannot be cnred

with local applications, as they can
not reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not
a quack medicine. 1t was prescribed
by one of the best physicians in this
country for years, and is a regular
prescription. 1t is composed of the
best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients
is what produces such wonderful re-
suits in curing catarrh. Send for tes-
timonials, free
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-01-08

The higher a mans character the
less he need concern himself about his
reputation.-New York Press.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

loa Der ogiaa imaa Batter, CO 9onr:s
manben fit en- al Disie.
9an git biem os to9te Sncboloet, og
9utienten tom fig.
Men Del me 0ticipel pda apotetet
opeageoe npgen 5iO ienere lin 5eiltds
geIie. 6an 6lep b9ftig forItrattet c9
aobnsoe meo bantenoe 0ierte en- Bate,
Wage til ben, ban bapos uoleDeret.
9atten iloebolot Rsmepier til ben for
tie garisIbielp. bIanot onOet 5i9rss
iute.
0ette Sno6oIo bdpbe 8onOemanben
altIda togt og inlet / ben ulpfteIiss
potient. Uten 5roen paa Wdrens
llfsil6arliebeo, bdbOe Oaret iua itor, at
.,N}iolet" oaigersl bupoe pirtst belbres
benoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06

= S'tuoent 5. @. Rielien bar ogiad
oaret Der i 5ulen. 9ans geitemmelie
par at tonfae anoen Suleoag; men
paa @rury At 5ogforiiatelie tom ban
fprit 0agen efter. odn tate Sirten
ON Ssnoagen os reiite ida igsn Wtans
Gag.
- R~eoiffioeren At oisIe 9inier bar
Ielo Iammtn mso andre bart en- uos
flugt uO Ssruslitsrnes 9anpemerte
= Glt 6orn, ION 10 ligger Il Mil
ipb berfor meo i'm 8irfe og 6piItole.
8ette par 1aturligpis 6amiliebeipg;
men Ri Inntes at m9rte, at bet par
oobbelt camille; tbi iom a%anoelige So
r%deliter er bi 10 8rsOre og SeItre,
Der bar idmme 5ro. 9aab og Utddl
Sigte. gn herfra bem9rfeoe pad
6iemreiien, at ban bdpoe bait rigtig
ooot al nSpGropr9oitsn, Iom Ri
6grte / @lf 6orn 9irfe. Senbdg III
ten par Der Meoe for be unge pdd
6piitolen, bbor puitor Seriilo talte.
Stolen par belt fulb. og maaite man
mart bill blioe nsoIaget til at afboloe
Iaabalne Msoer / 8irten
De ln9e mat oa ogIad ri9ti5 ftsnne
pdo, at be peo Sioen at 8unoitdberne,
lom be fan forbOerpe Jig, bqr4nleonin9
til at bsre SUBS Orb pua en- FABIAN
Wdaoe, at De fan finoe og gribe ben
leoenbe 9aano, iOm pil bepare ale be
beli9e.
Oe ida dne be Oeiliss Saage at Dor
Rutibs Songer. iom De tan ipnse o9
ipiat, ia, De, fom tommer fra lepenoe
areoIe / 9anmort. bebsDer MI lite
l9noere at p9re fremmeo paa ct iddz
ount Stso. Os bog er bet nsppenpist,
at enbOer bill minoes og prattiisrs
Ratb. 10. 90 % iaa butte bet yneos
ao" peo Sengen, bet yinOab" / 5isrtst
og Def ,.opab4 til Sub. 5littis beoet
er 6alpt ituoeret.
9lebeligt Rptdarl
Chr. Sene7
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
Senpcr, Gplu.

0u sr nltinn ben fore bejbeaise SUI
leieit iOrbi, men Sulsslaoeu er lite lor.
bi, 8lRoen oper at o. er en- 6reller lsot.
Der er Here Of pore Wenlsbsosmeo.
lemmer, iOm er bortrejlt / 5nlebslss.
ianleoes ian naunes 3. s. aIelognnto
Os 6eosuis 4eterieu, iom beis9er SlG9l
% Bsnner i Nnrbsoen al Bialr, gtebr.,
Os Better gbriitsnien. Dams 6anlsr,
Zine Semen Os kline SEMEN er / gels9
/ 8usfin, 9tebr. vi iaunsr 10 benz
oiele 5sIliosouse, men buaber, be bar
bait en- pellisnet Suleieit meo Sl9st Oo
Sennsr Os slaoer o8 Iii, at be mari
alter tommsr tilbast Ill os ior meo ri:
lie araiisr Os npe Snoirpi Of o9re mee
/ Nrbelbet / perrens 3tnsaaio.
8i bar baft 10 9sosialo umiooel.
bart isr Sui, mmlis 9briiilan 0iiifel'
len os Martin Sanlens lille Sen Sos
bannei.
Riftelien Tom BERTH ira 8ncine. isis.
iOr en- tie aar fiben ior tit oelbrsoa
Sfplo. pan osos al annseiorblsonin9
5Orsbas MOrsen Is. Dec. os blsu be-
sraoet Ssnoassu q. Dec. Rittelieu
par NsoI m at Dor WeniSbeo os oar
aibolot Os eliiei al ale, Jon laris ben
at fenoe.
Wariin 3anisus file Ssn Sobaunes
Iom fun uar Ire aar sammel. osoe lom
Jslge al en- ari Bloo9aus Wanons 81
terminoas %. Dec. rs bleu besrapei
Sulsaiisns Dag. Mnrtiu ponien mso
5amilie iilbsrer lisslebss Wienisbepen.
Sulsoas buuoe vi @~uosDsnens TIRE
@auss, nsmlis JrOpraoifen 81. g., psi
mssie ST. l09 Os aiiensuosiisnsrs 81.
u.
Gnbsn Sulebnss Giten baube ri
Suletra. ct laroslss fort os imuf ppn'
let Suletrn uar bet, og en- rigiis pslii9'
net Set bauoe ri osiaa.
= s Spnbogs O Baitor Mslier
Bruib, @olo., os prroiiebe bet slaos
-Bubfab for 4nHesmenb Der, men mas
zoe Dog at pare / Denuer iaa betibs, al
ban funos prapife per ON Gftenen. Dor
Sansior, iOm for npiis bas ossoaiisrsI
fig msb R. Sobnion iom 9irissut, gle.
Der os meb en- firsitemmis Gang nu Oe
ba. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
Suffering

for @aper til gnten Maren gbriitenien,
inbfomne peb Gar line gbrifianien,
9es Rpines, ga.
". geterien, 8. Gbriitianien, 5reb.
aasmusien, Mlbert 5anien, $. 9inslp, s..
yoe, O. Wielien, ebr. Nielien bper SOC;
9. Sgrsenien 81; 8asno 5anien, 6. Ben.
len, CTR. Mnberien, s. 9 Nnberien, *.
Spraenien, ". SEMEN. Mpner bper 25e;
81. gielien 35e. 1iliammen $40.
sfpnt Snbiamlinsen til benne Gnfe 10
eItrs er afiluttet. bar ri bog ienot open.
ifaoenbe Belgb til SIR. Sebbelou.
Dan Luth. Pub. House.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
Smistb 81.

Nu er bet 10 lenge Iioen, at Dam
iteren"s eeiere bar bort no9et fra benz
ne Ggn at Satel 5oms itOre !9ape.
SSn, naar ri iaa ifal bsre fra eoer
berneoe / Sainois, ipsrger maaite en-
ener anoen, bar 5 iud noset at fors
t9ne, Der er barb at bere2 0erpaa
Dil ri looe Spsrgeren fpdre. 8i bar
BAIT 8reosmsoe, Misfionsmsoer og
mango andre Meoer, hpor baaoe gr9z
tier og Q9efolf bar peret behi9lpeli9s
meo at taite 9drnet uo til en- 8r9t.
9aitor 8isaer er M for Sioen ben
snefte oanite Yr9it Der, bd Yditor
2iaeis, iom par qr9it for ben anoen
Msnisbep, er bortreiit. 9uitor Be
berfen, iom bar gr9it for Den banite
ID. 6. airte, er oeiaa reiit.
Oct fore 6otel, fom ..tbe aeez
lsp 60" far unoer Spfsriel. mariner
1tg M IN 5Julpenpei1e meo ldnglemme
Sfrios. 9eb Siosl af 5otsast bur
De ppfsrt ct Maitinbus, bpori De bar
inblaet ire temmeli9 tore Damp
fshler, 6pormso De pil orioe 9aiteriet.
iilbersoe beres eeen Glettricitet iamt
ppOarme 9rtelet. Snitituttet og flers
cnore gpeninger, be eie.
= Snitituttet bill fsrit bliOe opfsrt
til CONNER.
= 4ntdIet at oanIte 5orretnin9sz
m9no Der / 8pen er blepet foreget.
Stmon 8lit9s bar begpnot 9rocerp,
og Nnoretp i6daien bar tebt 4noel |
9runolers 9aronareforretning.
Saa til Slutning 81 gl9oeligt
Hntaar til o8aniteren"s Q9iere.
,,Oaniferen" f%orbenu9renoe Reouttsr
er MI bortrsjit. Oct er at buabe, at
Yaitor sSenisn bar Returbiaet til
Blair, ia, belt op pua gdtten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
,,Yionnbcrpaffen"

Der Dor Pqd, Mols en- tlOs aOns.
Iom bspoer Rdrsn 5omua. SOS ben.
be bsnter WOlbOerne aauO for iamt-
iige peres Sfrsbelisbeoe og bun bar
Ill prattiieret / mere enb en- WsnneItes
olesr til 9l9oe og 9elfisnelie for be
spbtroeaoe gebosrs oe til 8uin fOrGss
mems Eager.
4pot,.erne / be t~ilitebsnoe gpsr bar
altio peret glade for beuoe. 3bi bun
itafebe Dem en- Mangoe aunoer. Der
betalts soot for ingen 3ing. Os benz
bes Recepter bar fad oejlig aemme al
etspeoere. Oct bar nemlis n9iten al.
tio ben famine Opftrift: Qloe, Gen.
nepsblaoe, gneb9r Dc quiritsroo.
0isis Snsrebisrfer baOos 4potsternt
,aliis saa aeae 9dane, afDeithe / paf'
Ter til llblepering meo bet famine. 90
grussarpisningen bar fslsenbe: pat'
lens Snbboio iosss | l got gdno en-
Zine. 9ereftsr fiss 8abifen, alba.
les os brittes paa fuitenbe 5ierte.
Der bar ripenoe 4fi9tnins pao
Marsn 5omaa's .9iounosrpatts1. oq
bouos apotetersn Os bun ielD tisnts
tptt pad Barren. Der naturlispis fun
tunbe faas eftsr ,Recept" fra ben uals
minoslig flo9e Some.
Wsn pau ct al be Imaa 4potefer par
Der tommen en- M Oiicipel, os ban
fsaote life noget til .Warens Wiooel".
iom en- 9onbemanb refpirersbe. !6an
Ipurgte oerfor probiioren. 1enns, Der
par beitaftiset / Recepturen, iparsoe:
.Det lisser inopottet / fjeroe StuHe
forneben | Sfranfenl"
Del npe Diicipel tos imiolertib fell
og trat en- anoen StuHe ub. 5 ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
4nonbOn, Sa.

Nu bar ri %iaaounne 2ope, iom 6pz
Der, at ale rate gsrn / 4loer ira 7
til IA 4ar ftal sau / en9elit Stole
minbit u efter binanoen fslsenos
Tiger / bpert Sfoleaur. Site en- Dag
/ en- llge og to / Den n9ite; men Itdoie
bper uae. Gnbper, fom unoldoer al
eftsrfsl9e oenne COB, ftraHes meo en-
8soe, iom bog lite mac operitise $40.
Den Sldgs Gone fan ri fun p9re glade
for, oa be forfadbentlig pil bi9lpe
imoD ben femme Gfterlaoeliesipno,
fom spes operfor 8srnene peo at
boloe benz borte fra Stolen.
= 5bomas Ssreaien sr MI 4ssnt
FOR s. 5emminsfens Meoicinsr. 5os
ban fan man dltiau faa Zig en- fulc
Jorfpnine at bisfs rene og uifdoelise
Mebiciner me6 9russunoisning, lises
fom man osfaa tan faa i'm 5laifs
fpfot, ndar ben bliper tom, for ben
binige pris at fun Is Gents. Oct er
iIar en- lDmorfet Mesicin for a1e bur-
fig padtommenbe Spgoomme 6ados
Dos gsrn cs pofsne.
Hiels 4noerfen, fom for bar
paret bofat paa bisfe @ene og bar mef
fom Meblem at Dor Menisbeo, oo ben
bleo ftiftet, er Der MI | Suletioen al
beIsge 8enner og Bete1bte. Hu er
Hielfea en- af Settlerns Deb 3enmare,
81. Dat; Der sitr ban i'm esen 5urm
mar peh aenmnre.
Oct anbefales meeet at i9ie,
bboo ben uomarfebe Jorfatter oe
praft 6. Sfobsaarn5p eterien ifriDsr
I DIT" meD ODerffrift: y5DOrleoes
FHoss CUBS sYe:G:s22@
= 4npers 9sreHfens fife Ssn bar
poret fps af 2unsefeber; ban sr bog
/ 8ebring.
Dor 5emmi7gien bar mar it'll
let noset til / Sulen; eftsr SisenO'
er ban rejft til 8anias at beisse i'm
Gsfer og Sposer. Sa, bet sr ret al
bepare ben naturlise Rrrligbeo.
Sif bu Jrof i bine Dren. Sens
ga, man fan life ultio ON Wintersn
Der til 2anbs flare fig meo 9otten'
Sulsa bar brast Oelfisnet 8uf
pqfoa Der. paitor Deismann boloi
guostjsneffe Der baaoe ellie SuleOda
pa Sulsbos. 9fnben Saleoas bdpoe Dl
Suletro, os mango bar sldbe al budoe
fore % fmuu, baaOe oDer ben tore 0s
5fsriss Sulss0pe os ODER ale be minors.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
Scu jDbift 9ror.

Ru faIoer 9ugsen. CO 3atten er mar,
mgrf Iigger Den oiloene 9eee,
Sfper.le glsos / oeenoe Star
If en- Gfterdarsioi. fom er nsoe.
5tiae er Sfumrin9en. lite ct 5lsit.
lite en- 9o1n orer 0rus,
bare Iiot 6ugletr9t, bditenoe bit
oner nit eniomme 0us.
8, bpilfen itotluosn Stilbso og 6reo.
nit 6iertebloo bgrer ieg itrgmme,
Ifefoenne banter BET = at, FOR bet oeb,
bpao en- 9pn9beOs boiiter / Orpmme.
Spaner os 9ilOgas i iuienoe Spiag
truffer mco S1O % mob Sol.
= Barn iom ies er At ben peilsie 9pn9
binoer mig epist nit goel!
On ieg bog eoneo' ben iuienoe 5lu9t
oa fi9rnt tunbe 9ingefan9 ipreee!
Stine. nit 9iertebIoo! 6ribenoe
fmutt
er ct Spn at ben blomItreabe 9eoe:
zoe o. piloiomme 9rintsr og Drag,
fattiee Warter og 6iem.
- ga. % ies pil til min nperite Dug
BABE nit 9jerte Dos benz!
llbb."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
Gnbuer, Der bcfattcr iis meo
Mniif, bpr bape oennc Su9.

: Dor lib, cd iaa mango Wsnnes
ter ipnss at pars fsot meO en- Nebitsrs
bierns % en- Sbateipearepen. iao 9ez
ger os 8o9anmeloelier er iaa manas
fotoige. ION 6luer peO Sommsrtioe,
sr BET lite let at probueere noget for
8oamartebet. ON toiltet BET ian ii9es:
Der ofbi9lpes ct l9n9e fslt Saon. Stte
osito minore msner ieg at tunns 6snleoe
Spm9rtiombeoen pdd en- lille Bog.
Der netop er f9roig fra 5rptteriet. og
iom fan gre 5ororing pad at buroe
finoes life Blot Dos bpsr pr9ft og DE
niebeo, mea ogiaa / etbpert 6jem, hpor
Saneens 5oner til Sreelfpil nogeniin=
be forisoer 4rnens 6pege. Tenne
lille BOO er life operfert fra 0anmart.
o%periat fra ct anoet Sproe. men
'er u~oortsioet al en- al pore oaaite Yr9s
fer Eercore. 0stte lille Bart er en-
Q%noisning til at inoe be rette Welos
bier til one Salmsrne / aonpentsS Sal
mebogsn mso begge oens 3ia9g. aas
Salmernes Rumre anfsres fra Hr.
1872 % peo Siosn meobeles Iad.
i bpilte Welooiiamlinget Der finoea
Soner oertil, liant 3onens Rumer
Samlineerne, tiaige er be 3oner, ION
er beoit tenot og melt brugt / De itsrrt
Nteni9beoer heropre. bete9net meo er
Stj9rne. gogen er me9et npttig oe
.oens grus iblu.iot os meget snitelig
'bo oi peo at BRUCE oen5 Mnpisning Tar
Taa be famine Melooier / grug aft
gegn, Oe iaalepes lite langere bliD'
forlangt til at ipnge en- i%etsliniet oanf
Sdlme meb Ell otteliniet engelit 3one
,.anpisninesn" toiter 80 Gents oe
faas Dos 5orfutteren. puitor 6. 81
Ofen i 9ob Sippi, Wis.
g. $. Millsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-06
9lair, Ieb.
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The sun., 1903-03-08
TO ACT on CANAL TREATY FIRST.
senate Committee May Report n on Mon.
AAss-Gsuiaasa Te>afx MN Ralla,r

senate Committee May Report n on Mon.
day-Cuban Treaty WIN Fellow.
WARRINGTON. March 7.--No action was
taken by tn Foreign Relations Committee
Of the Senate to-day with regard to the
Panama and Cuban treaties, though the
former was discussed Informally Only
two Democratic Senators we're present.
and IL was suggested that adjournment
be taken until Monday morning In defer
enos TO the request Of Mr.. Money Of Missis-
sippi, who teleCraphed that he wished
to be present. He has been in III health
all winter, and was called home this week
on account Of the death Of a. daughter.
The committee therefore adjourned with
out agreeing upon a report.
According to Republican members Of
the Committee, no change has been made in
the programme to Re followed. The canal
treaty will be reported first. probably on
Monday, after the committees meeting.
The Cuban treaty Will follow after the
Panams treatv is disposed of
Mr.. Clark OF Montana was not present at
this mornings meeting OF the committee, al
though II has recognized him a. member
and 3 notice was sent TO him Of the meeting
1t h said he has gone to New York. There
cratic Senators for the place on the commit
tee left vacant by the retirement OF Mr..
Rawlns OF Utah.
Mr.. McCreary OF Kentucky. formerly
chairman Of the Foreign Affairs COMMITTEES
of the House, is anxious to get on the COM
mittee. but the Democratio Steering Com
mittee may decide that his service In the
Senate. which dates only from March =.
IL not enough TO give him an important post
ahead Of older Senators.
The sun., 1903-03-08
Ce,umb,ss New Gym. Director.

The authorities A. Columbia University
have determined upon a large extension OF
the symnastic work at the university and
of the instruction In physical education. In
line with the new plans IL is announced That
the University gym nasium proper Will be 10
charge. after July I next OF DR.. George L.
Meylan OF Boston. with the title OF Medical
Director OF the Gymnasium and Adju
Professor OF Physical Education. DR.; Mey-
land has been for seven years past director
Of the Y NJ. G. A. gymnasium at Boston,
and has given instructor In his subject at
Harvard University. He H. GRADUATE OF
Harvard and Of the New York University
Medical school.
Tie work In physical education throu ehout
the university IL to be unified and brought
under the administration OF one department.
Of which DR.. Thomas ID, Wood. professor
of p',ysical education with a seat in the fac-
ulty or Teachers College. In TO be the head
The equipment OF the new department viii
con sist not only Of the large diversity gym
nasium, but OF the new building now bein
erected by the trustees Of Teachers College
soleiy for physical education. the funds Tor
which were given by Mrs frederick
Thompson Of New York. as recently an
There will be required courses In gym
nastics for all freshmen and -ophomores a.
Coumbii and upper class courses in methoos
OF tcac ing gymnastics. anthropomel!y'
Lv giene and related subjects for those stu
dents who dssre to elect them.