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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12

in Sen Slloion, l,nb ser Wann ibr
nod, INN iie 81 retten. aber 9eibe
.ertranfen. 8alo fano man Die
2eifen.
Gin Selbin bonn 3eitungsper.
faufsItano lit Srou GolbItein in Hem
Oort. Sbr Mann, Ibrobom @olos
itein, bat BORT ant Yorf &loce einen
3eitungsItatb, an Dem iie ibm blu.
fig bilft. gines Morgen8 erid)ienen
pl6bliG) mebrere Subriperfe Der
Strabenreiniglmg inter bent Cont
monop zines Snipeftors. Sieier cr.
Ofinete Dem 3eitungspcrfdufcr 8olo.
itein, baB er Den guftrag babe, Die
gube nit Dem gelammten Snbalt
ouf bic nl~itgebrad)ten @ogen ST
laben uno irgenbpo anbers bin5lls
fafrcu. @plbitein legte Iid ouf's
llnterbonbeln. Sa Dies aber feinen
grfole bate, COB er ieiner antpeiens
ben beiieren Salfte, Die er einiaf in
Dem Stanb einibloB, bic Inipeiiung,
inter feinen l1mitGnben benielben 81
perlaiien unb gegen jeben angriff SIT
proteitiren. Gr ielbit rornte in Die
Gitp SaG. Die &oli5iiten iudjten
oie Srolt ourf) lteberreOung aus ibrer
Burg beraus5uloden. Sic blieb ie-
bod trob Der b~robenben SGaar bon
&oli5iiteu uno StrnBenreinieern
itanbbaft, Cine Menge Sda1lniti-
ger batte iid bereits eingefunOen.
ShlieBlih orobten Die Soli5iIten, ben
qar5cn &rempel mitIommt ser Srau
ciufoh auf bie @ogen 5u leter, uno
paren i'm @cgrift ibre 9robung aus
5ufiibren, ais nod sur redten 3eit
Ser Gbcinonn suriidfebrte unb bic
nit eilleln omtlitben S6riftitiid be.
legte Nad)rid)t bro6te, ouB Der 3ei-
tl1ngsitono iteben bleibeu f0nne.
Inter Sem Spott Ser 3uI6aller 80.
gen Die Goli5iiten ,nb StraBenreini'
ger. bon 0onren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12
SirSiuia.
9luS Nnrfolf miro III

- GuS Norfolf miro unter 6em
8. Mai gemeloet: Ger Gampfer
ySamilton" bon Der do Somi.
nion" Sinie uno Der Sampier
.Gaginom" BON Ger Glpoes2inic
itieben 3uiummen unb u%ngefdbr 80
Ecrioucu crtronfen. Ser 3uiam.
menitoB criolgte 6olo nod Wiitters
nodt III Der gtabe pou Sog Sslauo.
Ser Gnmpfer rSoginam" mar bon
@bilaHclpbio naG N%oriolf beitimmt
uno bate ollBer Der 40 a3pie 5Gbtcn.
oen Senlomung 20 Taiiugiere an
@or6. Ger ,Somilton" bate ii6cr
100 Yaiiogiere. @ie eS iGeint, war
elm Oitter Nebel Die Germlaiiung
OeS llu0liidS. Ger o&amiltOn" bate
ieire Observation-Disclosures nm Elm
&iertel ermGBigt, alS Die Boiiagiere
pl6blid onrcb einen StoB aus t6rcn
Setter gei1leubert mnroen. Soiort
cntitono Die grGBte @ermirruna, mo
iobalb Ole Yaiiagiere anf'S Verbed
5u gelanqen permodtelL eriubren lie,
COB elm SniammenItob ltattgeim'
Sen. Borne, ienieits beS Suglpriet2,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12

lin elm 2eben 5u retten, mafte
Or. &. g. Merritt bon Geo. Meboo-
pam, ga., cine italrnenerregenoe
Sriifung, rpelhe cine ipunoerbare
Sur 5ilr. sSolge bette. Gr idreibt:
.giner meiner 8atienten lpurbe bon
lhlimmeu &llltitiir5en befallen,
meld,e bon Wagengeidmiiren ber-
riihrten. Sd bate Dfters bel ofit-
ten Wagen- unO 2eberleioen electric
9itters nit gutem Grfolge ange-
ipanot unb peri6rieb basielbe audi
in bieiem Sale. Der 3ultano oes
Tatienten beIierte iid pom Infana
an mo bate berielbe lett pier5ebn
@nnaten feinen berartigen ailiaa
mebr." electric Sitters lit poiitip
garantirt fir 9pspepiia, unperoait.
lidfeit, Seritopiung unb gSierenlei-
ben. Erobiret es. gloS 80 Gents
BEL e. 8. &uete, 656 Wain StraBe,
Sr,buqre, SSotpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12
Gin ft0ereS WttteI>

Man bebauptet, eS lei ntdts 1i6er
OILS Der 300 rnb Steuern, aber DIE
Sebouptung berubt nidt gar5 ont
@abrbeit. OF. Sings Seem Disco
bern fir Ius5ebrung lit Elm iideres
Seilmittel fir oae 2eiOen Der
2ullgen unb oes Sales. Sauienoe
fonllen SieIcs be5eugen. Srau 6.
9. San Metre BON SbepberOtopn,
S9. 3d., ifreibt: sd bate einen
i6limmen anfoa bon 9ronGttis nno
eebraufte ipGbrenb zines Sabres aae
@{ittel, bon benen ih borte, erbielt
ober feline 2inberung. Cine Jlaihe
BON Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY fu-
rirte mid olsoann poQitGnbig." IS
lit Elm unfeblbares Wittel gegen
Gropp, a~erldbuiten, Grippe, 2ungen-
ent5iinnung unb Sdpinoiudt. &ro-
bret es. @arantirt bon G. @.
&rete, M~potbefer, $50 Mtain StraBe,
9llbuqlte, Soma. Srobeflai6en fret.
HeaulGre Slai6en so Gents nno
$500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12

grauligen Sooesgefnbr ipobl betpllBt,
ourh oieie' 9enegungen ltets altf Der
SberflGGe Der Canine, ipeld)e emo.
liG sum Stebcn fam. Gr rief ios
tort, nafoem er Wunb uno Haie pom
Shnee, Der i'm 81 eritiden brobte,
gcreiniat: oSallob, mo ieib's2" er-
belt obcr feline Mntport, pGbnte je-
cod ieire @egletter gerettet. @obls
fabrt woate iif MN erbeben, ltn0 ba
crit %GeDabrte er, oaB er Den red)ten
S6enfel gebroGen batte. @r err
blidte cine etpa Is SUB melt bon
ibm entfernte ionnige Stele uno
idleppte iid miibiam nod 112itiinoi-
ger Irbeit bobin. Sier meilte Ser
Irme poQe As Stunoen, bis enblif
Gettrma nobte. Seine beioen 9e.
aleiter purben bon Der Canine err
iblagell.
Sn Slmiis bat unlGnait elm
rcft 9emiitblifes rSamilienfeIt"
itattgeiunoeu. SIN Suiti5sebGube ser
g%enannten Stoot murbe rl1mlif eir
2~3iGbriger Wom bingcridtet, Ser
icincn I%rbeitgeber, beiien Srau nnO
&ino ermoroet bate, uno Der grlts
Der iopie Ser S6pogcr bes Serltr,
tbeilten botten es lid niht nebmen
loiien, Dem crbebenben Ifte bei5li-
ipohnen. 9ie Slmiiber 9eborbe
botte ibnen Die Grlaubnib ba5u ge-
geben. 9lllh bie Wl1tter oes Selin.
auenten unb beiien Sante miiniGten
Der Sinridtung b~ei5utpobnen. gs
murbe linen altd tbatiGhlid Die 9es
miQiguna ertbeilt, aus einem SenIter
oes SSuiti5gebGilbes bos ShuuipieI
ansrieben. 0oh nllroen geibe bon
bem bienItbabenben Nufieber, Dem
oieie @emiligrng niht befannt mar,
obaepicicn. NidtsoeItomeniger
gingen @eiSe nod Ser Sinridtimg
Die nod bdngenbe 2eihe on5rieben.
glS yInbcnfen" an ihren Sohn
nabm sic Mlltter ben Strobhlt uno
einiae Sleioungsitiife bes Singerid.
teten nit. - @emiitbsmeni6en!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12
@urDe wteDer jung.

Cine bon Or. Sings Stem 2ife
GiQen iebeu slbeno mabrenO 5mei
@oaen genommen, bat mid pieoer
in meme Sugenoiabre 6uriidperiebt"
idrcibt 9. s. Surner bon Gempiep.
tomn, ga. Sic iirb Die better Der
@elt fir oie 9eber, Den Magen nno
Die g~ingcncibe. Tein peNcta6iliid.
sic perltriodcn feline 2eibldmer3cn.
Glos % Gents in z. %. Guete's
slpotbefe, G56 Main StraBe, gu
buque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12

Ser MRai lit gefomTeu,-3ie Saume i6lagtn aug, =
IA bleibe tper 2uit bat-Wit Soreeu su SarS. = 90
beist es in benz betannteltsn soblieo auf ben Wonues
Touot nit Der l%le6ertretJ ing, IN ipeIder im3 bic 9i1.
ter 81 9eiaaen pfeger. gSer b6tte pohl Stuff, NIT
Sorasn 8u Sans gu bleibeu! 3Dlngen MIDI RUNNER
limb limb Summer urb Ssrge Mot fait immer has
Soos Der beltigen Nteni6snmebrheit, bic i'm ~hdrtsften
6anpfe umS Duietn ihre geiunbhett einieSen niuBt
8sun bieieS 2ebeH foitlid) ri. TO 1T Is Yfihe unb Prs
belt obne unterlaB. saum bab mir benz &brper bic
nptbolrftigfte grbolung gDruen oiirfeu. Ole natlrlibe
5olee, bic mon aui Q britt uno Srttt beobatteu tdun,
TT bic Gri1latuns Der ~beutisen Neuidbeit. Sable
Sefttsfarbe, aopfibmer3su, geritopiuns nuo anbere
Weroauun9sbei6merbeu, SerSflopieu, Shipiuoel. Ueats
tigt'lt. &iftniHpdte. iopie ipe,tere bbtit sefaArIite
Spmptome sei9en an. bab bic 9totar etbtetsrtih sire
Wuttrtfhnug oes SDrpers %perlanai. fpte ie be Rotur
aaen anoereu @eibDpfen seraoe jest i'm Sriibltnq 3u.
tbeil foeroen ldBt, Der nberdrbeitete ReHideuleib aber
nur ourb 9athillie init ben b%eribmteu Ct Bernard
Srduttrpiuen erbalten tanu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12
Strenecs 9aIt9cbieteu.

s. 81. Gullcoae BON Gerbana, Ilo.,
bciono ii6 5tpei Mal iniolge zines
ihlimmcn SdmorrboiOen . 2eibens,
lpel6eS "a &elpdfie peruriadte, i'm
&oipitul. Ha6bem Ier5te uno
nnbere Wttttel erfolglos iparen. &c.
brouhte er 9rdlen'S 9lrnifa Salbe,
ipelMe Ser G~nt5iinouno Elm ltrenge3
Salt ge6ot itno i'm furirte. Sic
ilberminoet Shmer5en nno t6btet
Eein. % Gents in E. @. &uete'S
Npotbefe, CSC Main StraBe, 9r-
buque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12
Geri6ieoeme NaMri6ten.

Sn Dem StGOtheu Safforo
in 9eponibire (gnglanO) itarb Dor
einiaen Sagen elm fleines Mdoden
on Den Solgen elmer ihperen Nlfo.
boIpereiituns. Nod Der edible
rung Ger perspeiielten Glterh bro
Der, einiober 2elIte, Ole ~feineSmegs
Gem Errnfe ereeben limo, beiano ii9
Die aleine nit ibrem INN elm Sabr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12

StaIlffpad)ter SellB NOR altf
Dem fatbolii6en Sriebbofe in Sber.
lllltoot nit Dem NltSroOen bon tSlie-
oerItraud,ern beiddftigt, mGhreub fem
picriubri0cr gnfel ltno Der finn
Sabre dlte Sllomig bas Shwabells
mtrtbs Gloos an Dem eiiernen sSrieo.
boftbore |idl i6oufclten. Ger ltnoes
fubr flint Gelltner idipere Sborflii.
gel fiel ploblih Inn iitn erid,llg oie
abn%ungsloien mllnteren &na6en, Die
lpenige Sefunben 5upor nod frob unb
better ms Seben bineinla6ten.
Gliaf- optbrinscn.
- gu Gobal6en fom cs spiihen
Dem GGbter beS Serienoaler SofS
Namens &einrid) Reeb, uno ieinem
&nedt go. ~Ssucoues 81 eirlem beftis
gen @ortpcdiel. Ser @runb 81
Dem Streit mar eit niGtiger, fiibrte
ober Onsu, bab Heeb ihlieBlid Sac
cues sic Sbiire mics. 2esterer pere
longte aber Dor Ser Sienitentluiiuug
leiile Suittungsfartc uno erflurte,
pbne bieielbe miirbe er Sen Sol nibt
pcrlaiicn. Ser Gdd)ter gerietb IN
eiuen beftigen 3orn. perihpanO ollf
eincn Nugenblid uno fam nit eiuem
Sagogewebr bepaffnet 5llriid. Sa
Der &i1ed)t nod INNER baraltf be.
itonb, bab ieine &artc ibm ailsge.
banOiqt merbeu miiBte, legte &eeb OH
ll16 lhoB Sacques pie einen Suno
nicber. Gin Welfer, ipelfer Dem
Shlparperrputbeten 81 &illie ellen
pollte, erbieIt einen Sd)uB in Den
sIrm. &ceb liGB nm onlpannen unO
ii6erfiihrte ielber oen SacQlres ms
NfGrd,inger Spitol. 9ei ieiner
Hiidfebr mllrbe er bon ben 8en0ur-
men perhoftet. Sic aufregung in
Der gan5en 8egenb lit aroB.
Saunpner.
- Gin Woro lit in ser Glitter
Miible periibt poroer. Sic Glitter
Wtiible lit Elm lrnmittelbar BON Der
Staot Sannoner gelegener Iusfluas-
ort, Ser namentli6 Sonntogs piel
bon Soloaten beiudt miro. Die
@irtbi6aft fiibrte Dem @aIrpirtG
Seller Die 34jabrige Sa~uSbGlterirl
9oris &oblmeper. Selter uno Die
ilbrigen &ausgenoiien maren 5u Gin
fanfen in Oie Gtoot geganeen. Oils
SpasicrgGnger in ser Miible einfebr,
ten ulO nah 8eoiennng ausibauten,
fanben lie in Der aii6e Die 2eite Der
&oblmeper nit red)t i6weren &opf-
munoen. 8orbereitenoe Sffi5iere Der
Ieitidule perltdnbigten Damn iofort
Die Toli5ei. SSn Der Shlaffummer
bes Seller mar elm S6ranf erbro.
den, es fehlten Elm i6par5 unb arail
farrirter Sod uro cine brurne
ihpur5 semniterte Sole. SIN Ibort
fanb iib Der llniformrof eines
Soloaten ser A.. Gompasnie oes 70.
Sediments Sncpbomsfi, Der permiBt
miro. Mm Sanbtu6e bes Seuel
5eigtea iid Slittipuren; 6aS Seiten-
gelpebr, mpmit Die Shot qei1eben, io-
pie Die blutigen Singer maren baran
obgepiiht. Spuren meiien baraui
bin, oaB Die &oblmeper i'm Corridor
iiberfallen mo erid,logen mo bann
in Die Slide geIhleift porben lit.
3piiGen ben Singern ser 2ei6e fanb
man eilten Tod Scare eingeflemmt.
Wan nimmt an, oaB Sncobopsfi aufl
Ser S6Gter bes Roubmorbes in
9ebrte lit. SpGter: Ger Wtoroer Der
SulsbGlterin So5lmeper, Siililier
Socobomsfi, prrbe in 8estorf be-
@ennigien perbaitet uno Der Iilitar-
6eborDe 5ugefiibrt.
G6einpruuins.
= 9ei Suieri6ieo wurbe Elm
Moro periibt. Die etma 5~ebniGbrigc
Sohter OeS 8ergmunns Sehnboff in
Suieri6ieo NOR 5llm Sol5iu6en in
S.. Sp.IS .osL,4t S,orSa, ans fo,,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12
&chfalcn.

Ser Softer 90. bon T6eoa fnbr
nit ieinen brei dlteren &inoern 81
@ermon6ten. Sn gnnigerlob puroe
6os Bfero 10 unrubig, Bob er iif &c.
n0tbigt Job, idnea bonn @agen 81
Iteigen, INN oasielbe am 3aume 81
iiibren. gln elmer StruBcnede mllroe
er an elm Salts geidleuOert uno BON
chem @oeelrrabe 10 ungliidli6 ge.
quetift, baB er infolge Der erbalte.
men inneren &erletungen 6ereits per-
id)ie0en lit. Sic &iuOer fomen nit
Dem SGreden 0apon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12
G6einpruuins.

= @ei Suieri6ieo pur6e Elm
Woro periibt. Die etpa 5ebniGbrigc
Sodter Oes 8ergmumns Sehnboff in
Suieri6ieo mar gum Sol5iuden in
ben @alb eeihidt Doroen nno fam
llitt mieber 5uriif. Den gan3en
Sonntog iiber murOen 9tu6fori6uu-
gen angelteQt, aber obne GrTolg.
Taiianten Der StroBe nad @ottel.
born fanoen an Dem 8ege cine
meni6lihe Sano unb ein DIR, NM
bel meitereu Iahfori6ungen fano
man binter elmer Sefe Die perItiim.
melte 2eid)e oes Wdohens. Gem
&inbe mar Der Sails nit einem
Meiier burdseidnitten, uno Elm DIR
nnb cine SanO maren bonn &Orper
ubaetrennt. Ser peritiimmelte
2eidnom mar nit einem &aiten 5ll-
acoedt. Son Saarbriiden aus err
idien ser grite StaatsanDalt, Inn
sic aerittliden SeititeQungen por5r-
nebmen. Ser SbGter lit nod nift
ermittelt. @ie mitgetbeilt miro, fat
Gle Staatsannalti6aft cine 9elob'
runa bon 1000 Marf auf Sic grgrei,
iung Des M6roers ~ausgeiest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26

j. II. Bison, Chicago; Charles Leven-
son, Chicago; John Meurling and wife
Sherrard; j. II. Willis, Galesburg; f.
w. Young, Burlington; George IL
Brooks, Chicago; a. j. Mcneil, Rock
Falls; John Moore, Kewanee; Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Russell and children, New
York; John McGregor, Sherrard;
Charles Ahrnstedt, Sherrard; Thee
Peterson, Gable; Frank Holt and wife
Cable; NJ L. McKenna, New York; n
o. Allen, Bushnell; 1. Davis, Daven-
port; W. S. Sloan, Buffalo Prairie; L.
y. Lewis. Buffalo Prairie; Mary Dun
lap, Edgington, H.; F. IL. Lebb, St
Paul; Mrs Mary Latimer. st. Paul:
j. f. Oliver and wife, Alexis, ILL.,; j,
Il. Pitney, Peoria; J. w. Groves, Dav-
EXPORT; Mrs. Boughton, Edgington;
n. l.. Robins, Edgington; 7. r. Van
SAINT, Kansas City; AXel Link, Cable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
WILL ANALYZE WATER
FROM CITIES OF THE STATE

Springfield, H.. Aug. ga cam
paigm against typhoid fever is to be
inaugurated by the state board OF
health. Preliminary to such action
the board is Analysing water from
the sources of supply in cities of
over 1000 population in the state.
Seventy-nine cities are included in this
division, 80 of which own their own
water plants. After the water in
these cities is passed upon the board
will turn its attention to places of
less population. Samples of the water
asked for are to be sent to DR.. John
II. Long, chemist for the board and
he is to make Il report upon each to
tho board
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26

Istep-father of Whiteside, who has
been in the city for three days, is sat
istied that the young man met with
foul play, and has been pursuing an
investigation with a view 70 obtaining
proofs. Whiteside was Il carpenter by
trade, rs years of age and single. He
arrived in Davenport a week ago last
Friday and engaged Il room at the
home of Mrs. Kruger, 414% West Third
street. He remained there three days,
but no trace can be had of his where
abouts from Sunday evening until the
Tuesday night following, when he was
found i'm Moline.
Up till two weeks ago Whiteside
had written regularly to his folks.
The remains will be shipped to Spring
field for interment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26

abroad again last night, taking ID. 4.
Noftskers wheel from the porch of
his home on Twenty-second street,
The missing bike is n Stearns.
The Burlington road brought an ex-
cursion of 500 people from Mon
mouth, Galesburg and intermediate
points, arriving at 1890 this morning,
The visitors came to attend the races
and see the Pain show, and will leave
for their homes at 10 o'clock tonight.
Clarence Lanfier, aged 10, was
drowned at Muscatine yesterday. lie
had taken his fathers dinner to him
at Il factory near the river, and then
decided to go in swimming. y board
he was padding about upon broke
and he drowned. The body was re-
covered.
The Ebenezer camp meeting at
Painters grove, north of Geneseo,
ended yesterday, after two-weeks'
session in which a large number of
conversions were made. The camp
meeting of the Rock Island Methodist
district opens at Tindalls grove, south
of Milan, Friday evening.
Laboring men are badly wanted at
Rockford. Recently, according to the
Star, of that city, a prominent con-
tractor stated that he would pay a
bonus of $40 head for 1000 men, to
be delivered there ready to go to
work. lie stated that it is practically
impossible tn get men even at the
high wages paid, and contractors who
have undertaken work are in n bad
way.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
b. "A. WbifeSide Dead:
Foul Play Suspected

b. A. Whiteside, the young man
found in a demented condition on the
streets of Moline week ago, died at
o'clock last evening at St. Anthony's
hospital without regaining conscious
ness sufficiently to throw any light on
the causes that brought about his I'M
fortunate condition -
post norton was conducted this
afternoon at KnoX's undertaking
rooms by Drs. G. q. Craig, Sr., and c.
l. Foster, who found that death was
due to inflammation of the brain.
They did not find any evidence of vio-
lence, although the Inflammation
might have resulted from a light blow
struck in the head.
III. c. Gibbs, of Williamsville, H.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
stnrt Ola Now Town.

Carbonate. ILL.,, Aug. 26.-A new
town, White Ash, which bids fair to
become an important coal producing
center. is being built three miles from
Spillertown. in Williamson county.
The Frisco system is already build
ing n track to the new town. and the
Illinois Central expects to entet the
place in the near future. Surrounding
the site on all sides are some of tn"
best coal fields in the section.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
win Enforce the Curfew Law.

Nashville H., Aug. %. - Mayor
Krughoff has posted notices that the
curfew ordinance will be enforced. 1t
applies to the boys and girls of the
city under the age OF u. compelling
them to be off the street ut 8 O'Clock
during November, December, January,
February and March and at 5 O'Clock
at night during the remaining months
of the year \ tap of the fire bell will
be the means of notifying the young
people that the hour has arrived.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
Offer of Fresh Air to chIIdr.u.

Clinton. Ia, Aug 26.-The newly
elected officials of the Mississippi Val
ley Spiritual association will extend to
the officials of the Chicago bureau Of
charities the free use Of Mount Pleas
ant park next year during the months
of juno and July for the fresh air.
children of Chicago. The grounds are
spacious and beautiful. and more de
lightful place for outdoor life cannot
be found along the Mississippi river.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
Mob spirit Present. OF Course.

OskaloOsa. Ia. Aug. 2G.-ChHrleS
Taylor. miner As years of age. who
is accused of having mistreated his
two little daughters. was pursued by a
mob of 300 men from the Evans min
ing camp. near this city. TO the town
of Olivet. where he was captured by
six of his pursuers and turned over to
officers from OSkalOOsa. To guard
against n lynching Taylor was hurried
~ brought TO OSkaloosa Jail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
Four Caught I'm the Flames.

Omaha. Neb., Aug. 26.-In fire
that destroyed the residence of Dan
Merrill at South Omaha Merrill was
dangerously burned; his daughter,
Mrs. George Alderman. was seriously.
and two other persons were slightly,
burned. The fire caused an explosion
in shot and shell factory in the rear
of the Merrill home that blew the fac
tory to splinters. Financial loss nomi-
nal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
work for IIIinois ConvIcts.

Joliet, ILL.,. Aug. 26.-Warden Muir
ply, of the Illinois penitentiary, denies
dispatches from Springfield which
state that the prison commissioners
had decided to begin the manufacture
of school books and school furniture
under the new law prohibiting convict
contract labor. The warden says no
decision has been reached. The com.
missioners are gathering statistics
from all state institutions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
IF you WANT YOUR UMBRELLA

Repaired make specially Of
of all kinds )
Baker, telephone Aments second hand store
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
Ex-Aide, man Say. 1t. nlackmAll.

Milwaukee, Aug. 26.-Former Alder
man Robert l.. Rudolph. of the Elev-
enth ward. has been arrested charged
by Peter Schaick, saloOnkeeper on
Third street. with eXaCting n bribe of
$500 to secure license for Schaick
when Rudolph was Il member of tile
common council In 1899. Rudolph as
serted that the case is one of black
rnafI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
Mighty Good Luck for Barron.

Elkhart, Ind, Aug. 26.-Moses H.
Barron, who has worked half a cent
ury as common laborer, has fallen
heir to $1,5OOOO0 by the death of an
unmarried aunt, Miss Fidelia Barron.
Although Miss Barron died three years
ago in New York. her nephew has
known of his good fortune only a
week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
NeedIo Bro,,e oG,n Her Foot.

ScottsburG. Ind. Aug. 26. - Miss
Jewell Spelman, daughter of Nathan
b. Spelman, stepped on needle. and
1t entered her foot about one inch anu
broke off. The piece had to be cut out,
and 1t is feared that blood poison may
result.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-08-26
Money in the Old Mine Now.

L'Anse, Mich, Aug. ga good
sized vein of iron ore has been discov-
cred in the old Taylor mine, four miles
south of L'Anse, which was abandoned
in 1870.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-15
RAIN STOPS SHAMROCKS.
Nezc Challenger Stretches Sail and
Stands IN WeU.

Not a race but a sail stretching trial was the
purpose Of yesterdays spin Of the Shamrocls down
the New-Jersey coast. Shamrock III had just bent
a new suit of sails, with increased area afforded
by her tall new mast. and Mr.. Fife wanted to
stretch the duck before a set race All the
time the boats were out it looked squalIy and for
half an hour before the trial abandoned the
boats had windy thrash against fifteen knot
southerly blow that put their lee rails well down
and smoothed out the wrinkles in the new sails.
Before starting Shamrock III had preliminary
SPIN up the ship channel At 1915 O'Clock the Sham
rocks left the LOCK Gno were toWed off shore. Mr.
Fife went on board Shamrock l. that he might
better observe the new sails of her sister yacht.
and at 1850 o'clock the boats started about mile
from the mouth OF Gedney's Channel to beat down
the Jersey coast against seven knot wind from
south by west. Shamrock III got away lee
ward OF the other, but in twenty minutes she
passed her and went out across her bow to a
windward berth. Then she ran down and blanketed
the old boat till the latter kept off to clear herself
noon a shower passed 10 seaward, and the boats
took in their club topsais and 5 topsaiIs setting
working topsails later. EaIf an hour later, when
off Highland Beach, black squall brought up a
wind that reached fifteen knots and kicked up a
lot of whitecaps. The boats laid their lee rails
ten knot clip for than half an hour. In the
fresh wind Shamrock he'd the challenger
better than in the lighter airs, and when the trial
was abandoned at 90 T. m. she was not more than
800 yards 10 leeward Of the new boat though the
latter was probably not pushed to her limit in the
with the trial, Mr Fife gave it up at los o'clock
and the boats were towed hack to Sandy Hook.
Sir Thopas expects to give the boats race over
a set course to-day.