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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-10
Sdjabenfener.
slfhIano. @is., 6. gfob

Ifblano, @is., 6. gsob.
Sas StaSthen gibon, etrpa 5luan.
ais Meilen iiiolib BON bier, lit in Der
perfloiicnen gsaht ollrd Serer aer-
tort lDorben. Inter glnOerem lit Die
Sdgenliible Der 9bicago Colo. 2um-
Der SO. ncllitdnoig absebrannt, groBe
Solsbaufen seritort imb Ole benaf.
barten Sdllier ebenfaIls eiu Spfer
Der Slannen getpor0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-10
Nraiilieu.

Mio Saneiro. 5. Stop.
gS1breno Der lebten @ohe iparoeH
81 GobesfGQe umo 81 n,ile Grfrm.
fineeu OH Ger @emleIpeit Jenleloct.
SSm 8anSem per0cm 109 oll 0ielel
Ss.te ertrantte EatienteI tcla;lDcit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-10
@ampi nit s}nbianern.

Gbepenne, @po., 2. Sob.
Sier lit bie gtabri6t angelangt
bab am Cheyenne Hiuer, so Wteilen
n0rblid BON Suit, @po., slpiihen
elmer 8anbe bon &raben.Snoianern,
nelhe pliinberno Die 8egenb oltrh.
Itreiften, imb bem Sberiff Miller inlo
ieinen @ebiilfen elm 8ampf itattfano,
IN tpeldem Orei Ssnoianer getootet
ino mebrere onoere peripunoet mltr-
bcn. Gin @ebiilie oes Sberiffs ioll
ebenfalls 'eetootet unb Der Sberiff
ielbIt llno EN- anberer @ebiilfe per-
tu,mbet poroen ieiu. @ouperneur
GGattertcn miro pabri6einli6 Die
Milia aufbieten.
2uIt, @po., 9. geop.
ssn einem sipeiten @efehte nit Slt'
bianern, bas am Sonntag gta6-
inittag itattfano, purOen 10 &otb-
bGilte getoOtet unb II gefangen ge-
ncmnen. 3ie ,Toiie" erlitt feline
8erlnIte. 8cr Den fe6tenoen SIT
bianern geboren etipa 20 Dem Stam-
me ser Giour an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-10

Grfldriing I'M Safen elm un6 idIein
oerte eirtige 9omben in bie Stabt,
obne ieoo6 2eben ODER gigentbum
Su idabisen.
sSn Colon berrihte be,lte MbenS
&nbe unb SrOmlng unS Die 8iige
iiber BEN Sitbnllts lauien obne Inter.
bredung wie setuobnlif; Die rotb-
meib-blaue Slagse Der neuen 0fe-
pilblif Debt auf alien &egierungsge-
bdlloen. Die repolutionGre 8etpeg-
ing lit orr6 6ie S5altrng beg COLON.
bianii6en Gongreiies gegeniiber bem
&anal-Sertrage IN Stub gebrabt
tporoen. aber lire ploblibe slusge-
ltaltung 5u einem slufitanoe ipuroe
our6 Die gtadriht bon Der ilnertpar.
teten Infunft 0es colonlbianiIden
&anonenbootes ,gartaeena" nit
Dem @enerdlem Sopar nno ImaDa
llnS beren Sruppen peranlaBt. Oie
8etpegung lit bon einflllBreihen unS
iuoblbabenoen 9iirgern oes Sltbnlus
i!no @ouperneur Sbaloin bon Ba.
nGma berporgerltfen. 0ieier traf
2ienstag 9fahm. Inn 1a6 llbr in Ba-
nama elm uno fano, als er Die TriIp-
pen uno 9iirger, Die Die llnabbdnsig-
felt begiinitigtent 5riammeu5Gblte
aus, Bob iit Oeren 3abl sum Minoe-
Iten auf 1900 belief. Die 8efiir.
morter Der ltnabbdnsiefeit in Bana-
ma iolpobl als in Colon illbiliren OBJ
ibres gelllngenen Soups.
glls ltriade Ger Heoolittion mirS
tic @ermerilna oes Sup.Serran-4a-
mol. .Sertruges leitenS bes GongrciieS
bon Colombia angeicben. Bananas
Scpolferllng bat ii1 ipie Elm Wtann
fiir Den gmI zines &anuls ourb Die
Ser. Staaten erflGrt, lin0 es lit ipie-
oerbolt ioipobl Dor als mah Der
SiBung bes Gongreiies propbe5eit
mproen, oaB Yanama it'd bon Cos
lombia lostrennen miiroe, iuenn SO.
lcmbiu ben 9anal- -Sertrag ablebnen
icllte, Imo itets pnr0e an bieie 0or.
olisiaslng Die grfldrung gefniipit.
baB Eamdma lid Damn notwithstanding
NIT ben Ser. Stoaten betreffs oes
8anes oes groBeu iitbnii6en Waiier.
meges perItGnoigen miir0e. /
Colon 6. gtop.
Die Hegierllng Der Nepmblif Sand1
nc erndmte Horiirio WelenDe3 silm
propiiorii6en Gipil- lno WfilitGr-
@olpernenr bon Colon. Die ge-
amten Der alten &esiering iinb ieit
Dem HiidSuge Der, Sruppen mabtlos.
sic ipuroen nibt perbaftet. Ser
@onperneur Welenbe5 tbeilte ibnen
nit, oaB iie bis auf @eiteres in ibren
Iemtern perbleiben oiirften, ipenn Tie
ber nerlen &egierung ben IreileiS
id)iporen mollten. gr tbeilte oen
Iertretern Ser 0ampferseieaibafteu
nit, baB Die 9dfen on Der Seefiilte
aIs geihloiien 81 gelten baben. Sieie
MaBregeI lit iibrieens niht mebr als
cir. 8erbot oes SruppentransportS
'an Ser 8iilte.
GoIon, 6. Hob.
| Gbs Sic Slaege Der Mepitblit Ga4
| mama auf Dem 8ebGuoe Der Erdfef-
tiir aufge5ogen tpllroe, bielt Der neue
! @ounerneilr Eorfirio Melenoea cine
Neoe, in Ser er iagte, 0ab iest eins
slera Ses Sortidrittes fir ben Sltb.
mus begirlne un0 CAP bic &epiiblit
Ianama nidbt binter an6eren Gliltur1
2anbern suriidbleiben iperbe. Die
.Goniuln Der fremoen Wddte iparen
anipeieno, aber. mie iie ausoriidlic6
erflGrten, niht in antlider gigen.
i6aft. Stiirmiife a@ipas" nnS
Seuerioerf idloiien bic Seierli4fett.
Saibington .. g.. g., Nob.
Sic @unoes- -Hegierlng bat bic be
iaeto &egierung BON Sanama am
erfalnt.
| Isr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-10

Staot siebt es iidt ein 6ebdnoe,
ipeldes nid1t in irgeno mel1er gScile
Shnoen gelitten bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-10
gabmmnfaG.

2ouispiIle, &p., 3. gfop.
3iuet Sraht3iige Der Soiiispltle
& Iaibpiae 9abn itieBen nabe Sbep-
berospille 5iilannlen. Setootet
ipuroe Der Sei5er @illium groipn ilno
Der 3uefiibrer @illiam 6arrer erlitt
SerleBrngen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-10
Spaniem.
50 abri6. 8. 0on.

~ " " ", ~. wv.
@d6renh i'm gltbenGum 5u WtuId
III Ser Hropins Wsurcia eine piiien.
idaftlide geriammlimg ab.ebalten
ipnroe itiir5te bas 0ebduSe elm, fpo.
bel iieben Yerionen getootet nna
5lpan5ig tobtlib perlest muroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-10
Gin 2gmdjmpr0.

Safe SilIage, slrf., 3. Nop.
@dbreno eilies Streites swiidcn
einiaen @eiBen ilno gtegern Sog Ser
sSarbiae go. Coleman ploBlih ieinen
Mebolper uno beeann 5ll idieben. Die
ssolge bapon ipar elm regnlares
Seuergefe6t. in Dem Srnnf slnoer.
ion, ein sSeiBer, setDotet, rno Die bei.
oen WeiBen 81. @inion nno Soiepb
sSrame peripnmoet lpuroen, pogegen
omi Ser Seite Der gteaer nllr eli:
@0ofen, Gllu WcGoipelI, perlett
Uurbe. Die @eiBen erbielten abcr
llrteritiitung imo perfolgten Die
iliebenben Neger. Coleman entfam,
Sctnion elmer Ger idnar5en S6ieB-
bnloe, muroe jeOod eingebolt nno I'M
@jcfGnaniB abgeliefert. 9ie slri,
reenng lteigt ieooh BON Stllnoe gu
Siumbe, ,no nm bie Wtittags5eit
nnmoe SSobnlon BON Den emporten
@eiBen aus ieiner 3elle gebolt uno
al einen 9alm gebGngt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-10
Mimenunslad.
quite. Mfont.. 6. Ofnp.

q te, Mont, 6. ytob.
Sas Maidinenbaus Der 8eariarse
Wtiue nabe 8irainia Gitp, Mont..
gigantbum bes 8unoeSienutorS Mil-
larb BON gsebrasfa, perbra,ulte, iulo
es miro beridtet, oaB Scr Hall6 cine
glnSabl slrbeiter eritidte. Sie 2eibe
Scbr Sobins puroe bereitS ae'
boraen. Der superintendent u. ".
Surner uno slpei an8ere, lpelGe na&
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-10
prsirs Der a's,stasar.

9rriTe Der A,t.staear,
Sober 3ou Der Spaits per Subr.......sl2.o0
6 Wprate....... 200
i" 2 Ttonate-.. s.oo
9oeaI. .TotiSen
Sir ieoe Seile greoisr cher bsrsu Raiirl SaS
srte WtaI Is Ssnts.
Ssiratbs. unb Tpoesanaeisen init 6pruA
sl.so; obne Sprud. $l.00.
Nnseiseu, bic oem 8eifte Der fatboliteu Rlras
snpioer fiuo. fiuoeu feiuc auiuabns.
Gm3ei8em ienSe matt S%ates
FenS ams Wontae Wors
gen ei,t.
So6=Mrbeiten aller Irt prompt unh billls
ausgeiiibrt.
Office: Cd, Der 6. uuo So,uas StraSe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-10
Scmtid. SiiSfueitafrifa.

" W " y !, ". 2tpp.
slmtlihe 8erid)te beitatigen ote
Hafrid)t Don Dem Wsaiiacre IN
@armbab i'm Seutid iiiolpeitafrifa-
niihen 9amaralan0e.
Die 0eutlben fdmpiteT TOPPER ge.
gen bie gouoel3parfrieger. aber
i6lieBlif mlBten tie Dor Der lleber-
mafJt imterliegeu. 0fan glaubt.
raB fein @unn Der 8eiabung entfonls
men lit. @arnlbao ipur6e rlieoerA
sebrannt.
gS treffen aii6 @eribte bon Grs
morouugen beiltiber Gambler elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-10
Dtr
,,E,,xrnth,,ruer Gasrtte"

oJ,txrnth,trper Gazette"
sridtnt ieben 5ienStas uub foitet inter Dot
eusbesablnne fir bic Der. Gtaateu unb eonaoa
SabrIit-... $500 SaIbidbrIiH 81. 90 :
g,at europa bortoirst
I'M 4 fen poronsbeSablt inerosn):
SdbrId- ......--s2.5OI SaIbidbrIt9--.-.Sl.@S
Gprreippnben,en nno MittbstInnssH mafen
tpate5tenS bis syreitae Utorgeu. fpeuu ne III
Ter u6hlteu 0ummer @unabme ruoeH 1ouen,
siuoeiaubt peroeu. - grieie obne uuierl1rlt
psrbeu nidt beriidadtigt.
gE- gtur fir @elber, bic per rcgtitrirtcn
Brief poer 0eIo anwciimng Money ORDER
seianbt perben hberHebmsn mir bic geraHt'
pprtIidfeit.
MGe grisis, Gorrsip pnben,eu u. |. 10. abrsifre
uaH siuiad:
"LUxEMBURGER GAZETTE,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Sffiee: Ode Der 6. unb SowasS sStrake.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-10
giIdlof grunScl seitOrben.

Ser bohrp'Ite 9ii6of SSobann
@optiIt gronbel, Sberbalpt Der
9ioSeie Selena, pelde Den ganacn
Stcat Montaua nmfaBt, lit seltera
geftorben.
Migr. 9ronSel nar 1912 in Bel.
giei! eeborem imb 1864 bortielbit gum
Trieiter geipeibt. slm IA. 9e5embcr
1879 nuroe er 5ilm @ii6of bon San'
cultber coniecrirt. Ssm Sabre 1888
erfannte i'm Der Sl. @ater gum SO.
miniltrator bes apoitoliiden @ica-
riats bon Montana, ais oieies 1884
gum 4istbnm erboben pltrbe, ipnr6c
Migr. 8ronOel eriter 9ii1of poll
Selend.
Sdrcflide Grploiion in cinem
Niarine.Nricnal.
SonaSSIanS, g. g., A. Mob.
9urb cine @rploiion IN Dem bieIi.
gen Marine.glrienal murben feds
a'ionn setobtet uno 5ebn perlest.
0urb Die gri6iitterung ipiroell
SeniteriGeiben in benz brei Wieilen
e,ltiernten Eeetsbill sertrilmmert
uno Ser 9onner ipurbe in elmer gut.
ie,nung bon pielen Weilen gebort.
Die @rploiiom eriolgte, ole 2eute ba.
nit bei6Gitigt iparen, Die grploiip.
iioife aus elmer Saolmg alter @rana-
ten Al 5iebeu. Die 9ei6en Der Ser.
uualiittem iiub ibredlit peritiim-
melt. 9ie alii Der Sniel heiinolidle'l
smei proBcn Eulpermaaasine beiin.
Gen iib gum Slid am entgesenge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-10
Sin SruSerm0rOcr.

8ottsbille, Ya., 3. Nop.
9luf elmer Sarm einige Wteilcn
a,lBerbalb Der Stabt ereignete |l1
eeltern cine eutieslibe 6amilien-Sro-
gobie, inbem geniamin Srantl!n
Sseiiiiuser, feline beioen iiingeren
@riioer 2ouis, q Sabre, imo Srieo.
rid, % Sabre alt, nddy einem pcr'
Bcrgegangenen Streite eridoB. Ser
@rrbermoroer ma6te ald) Den, Ser
iudl. feline Sdpaserin mo ieinc
Shweiter 5it tooten, ieood obne gr-
ioIg. Nab geidebener Sbat berbar.
rifooirte er li6 in elmer S6eime, linb
es gelong SEN berbeieilenoen Mah.
tarn rmb Eolisiiten crit nah pielen
etinbem ben @iitberi6 feit5nneh.
men. Man perulItbet, oaB Der
Wtonn mabnIinnig gemoroen lit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-13
REQUEST for Bids.

Notice is hereby given by the board
of local improvements that bids will
be received at the office of the city
clerk of Rock Island, up and until o
o'clock a. III. of the goth day of Octo-
her, \. ID. 1903, at which date said
bids will be opened, for the following
work, to-wit:
The laying of a 12-inch sewer along
Fourteenth-and-a-h street from the
north line of Ninth avenue to the CEN
ter of Seventh avenue. thence west
along Seventh avenue to Fourteenth
street, thence north on and along
Fourteenth street to Fifth avenue, to
connect with the Fifth avenue sewer.
The specifications and ordinance for
the said work are now on file in the
office of the city clerk.
The cost of the same will be paid in
bonds, which bonds will draw interest
at the rate of per cent.
All proposals or bids must be ac-
companied by a check payable to the
order of the president of the board Of
local improvements, certified by a re-
sponsible bank, in the sum of two
hundred (S2OO) dollars.
The board reserves the right to re
ject any and all bids.
Rock Island. H., Oct 6. 1903
WILLIAM MCONOCHIE,
President Board of Local Improve
mentS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-13
MERCHANTS INVITE THE
FARMERS CONGRESS HERE

The Retail Merchants association
last evening voted an invitation to the
National Farmers congress to hold
it's next annual convention in Rock
Island. The congress, at its meeting
Il month ago at Niagara Falls, was ia
vorably impressed with the claims
made for Rock Island as convention
city by l.. b. Strayer, delegate from
here, and it was understood that the
executive committee, which decides
the meeting place. would settle upon
Rock Island if the required $1,000
guarantee were forthcoming. This
amount is already assured. There are
about 1000 delegates at the session of
the congress.
An amendment was read before the
association reducing the initiation fee
from $40 to IS and fixing the monthly
dues at 81, as a means of increasing
the membership. as an effort is to be
put forth the coming winter to enroll
every business and professional man
in the city as member of the organ
ization.
The association will send three del
egates to the Upper Mississippi River
impeachment associations convention
in Davenport Oct. 21 and -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-13
AWARD TO HIGHEST BIDDER
Action of Council on Coal Contract is
CriLlcIsed.

Action of Council on Coat Contract Is
Criticised.
Public criticism is heard of the ac-
ton of the city council in failing to
award the contract for supplying the
city with coal the coming winter to
the lowest bidder.
The contrfct was let to the Rock
Island Sand & Gravel company at $3.50
per ton for Springfield coal and 81 per
ton for slack. There were two lower
bids-the Coal Valley Mining company
at 1925 for Mercer county coal and
So for slack. and the Port Byron Lime
association at $3.50 for Mercer county
coal and 50 for slack.
The explanation of the finance com
mittee, which passed on the bids, max
ing its recommendations to the coun-
ell. is that better grade of coal than
that from the Mercer county mines is
wanted for use in the city offices and
fire stations, and therefore it was felt
expanding the difference in the cost
for the Springfield, considered a SUI
perior grade, was justified.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-13
CITY CHAT.

Formal
Opening
Saturday. Oct. ~.
Coins Palace of Sweets.
Stoves at Wilcher's.
Zazaro. Union cigar.
For insurance, E. ]. Burns.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Robb's cab or 'bus-same price.
Tri-City Towel Supply company
Souvenir sale at Young & McCombs'.
Burns.
Last week of the souvenir sale at
Young &5 McComba'.
All kinds of coal for sale at the Rock
Island Lumber company.
Kerler Bros, cleaners of carpets,
For tin and furnace work, see II. T..
Siemon, 1926 Fourth avenue, Union 2S3.
new lot of nobby suits just re
ceived at Young & McCombs' cloak
department.
Look for the Leader shoe stores
be something doing in shoes.
Travel over the Rock Island bridge
yesterday was as follows: Foot, p
495; teams, LILY; street cars, 246.
The board of directors of the Wood
men society convened it's October ses-
sion at the head office this morning.
Trinity guild will meet with Mrs.
Pn1n inly lla w.
street, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
st. Paul lodge No. 1O7, X. p, meets
tonight, when further arrangements
for the Forthcoming grand lodge meet
here will be made
Mrs. ]. l.. Talbot does shampooing,
manicuring, facial massage and hair
dressing at your home. 1882 Second
avenue. Telephone union sci.
Mayfower camp, Il. \. A., will give
social, with dance and refreshments,
Thursday evening, Oct. Is, at Carse's
hall. Entire expense covered by adj
mission of 10 cents.
Lew Shaw. who is claimed to be the
champion fancy shot billiardist of the
world, will give an exhibition at Eddy
q Stroehle's billiard rooms tomorrow
evening.
Henry Paulson, of Clinton, Iowa,
and Miss Elizabeth ~ Randolph, of
Atlantic, Iowa, were married here yes
terday afternoon, Magistrate John
son performing the ceremony at his
office.
One of the interesting musical
events of the week is the recital to
be given by the faculty of the Moline
Conservatory of Music at the First
Baptist church, Moline, Thursday ev-
ening, the entertainers to be Miss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-13
FURTHER CHANGES
Ale to be Made in Official Fam
lily of Rock Island
Road.
VICE PRESIDENTS TO GO EAST
WinchelrS Promotion an Unusual
Recognition for a Passenger
Man.

The resignation of c. A. Goodnow,
general manager of the Rock Island,
VIII he followed by Il complete change
in the executive branch of the system.
Il. l. Ninchell will not only be the
third vice president of the system and
have charge of the traffic and com
executive head at Chicago in place Of
First Vice President c. A. Warren,
whose office will be moved to New
York. Second Vice President and
General Counsel Robert Mather will
also make his headquarters in New
York hereafter The official circular
announcing these changes is as fol-
lows:
''B. L. WincheH is appointed third
vice president of the Chicago, Rock
Island q Pacific, Choctaw, Oklahoma
az Gulf, and St. Louis. Kansas City &
Colorado railroads, with headquarters
at Chicago. effective Oct. 10. The of.
fees of The first and second vice pres
idents will be moved to New York
City, and the third vice president will
be chief executive officer of these
companies in the west, having also
special charge of the development of
the commercial interests of the sYs-
tenn"
No successor to General Manager
Gcodnow will he appointed for the
present, and Il circular issued by
Fourth Vice President John +. Stevens
asks that until further notice all cor
respondencc ana matters heretofore
referred to General Manager Goodnow
mo add rpSSpd n him
VIII Hold Present Office.
In addition to being third vice pres
ident and chief executive officer of
the Rock Island Mr.. WinchelI Will
continue to hold the position of vice
president and general manager of the
St. Louis d San Francisco. which is
part Of the Rock Island System.
Mr.. Winchelfs appointment is Il
recognition of the passenger branch
of the railway service, as this is the
first time in many years that a man
has been taken from the passenger
branch by a western road and placed
in an executive position of such mag
nitude. For years Mr.. Winchell has
been identified with the passenger de
partments of western roads. He was
connected with the Frisco system
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-13
REQUEST for Bids.

Notice is hereby given by the board
of local improvements that bids will
be received at the office of the city
clerk of Rock Island, up and until 0
o'clock a. m. of the 18th day of Octo-
Der, y. ID. 1908, at which date said
bids will be opened, for the following
work, tO-wit:
The improvement of Twenty-first
street by eXcavating, curbing with a
combination concrete curb and gut
ter, and paving to width of 30 feet
between the curbs with asphalt. from
the north line of Tenth avenue to the
north line of Twelfth avenue.
The specifications and ordinance for
the said work are now on file in the
office of the city clerk.
The cost of the same will be paid in
bonds, which bonds will draw interest
at the rate of per cent.
All proposals or bids must be ac-
cOmpanied by a check payable TO the
order of the president of the board of
local improvements, certified by a re-
sponsible bank, in the sum of five
hundred ($5OO) dollars.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids
Rock Island. ILL.,, Oct. g. 1908.
WILLIAM M'CONOCHIE,
President Board of Local Improve
ments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-10-13
AT THE HOTELS.

At the HarpcT-J. ii. Trimble, PeO-
ria; j. S. Draper and wife. CINCINNATI
+. +. Mitchell. st. Louis; l.. W. Stan
ton, Cleveland; J. Freeman, New
York; NJ. ID. Rosenthal. Moline; y. w.
Erving, Chicago; f. Mendelssohn, Chi
cago; s. c. Clifford, Chicago; \. II.
\. IL. Schutoom, New York; J. II.
Blue. Boston; w. l.. Keller, Cleveland;
W. o. Hitchcock. Peoria; y. Dern-
burg. Chicago: f. Wittenger. Chicago;
ii. w. Barr. Bloomington; NJ. Vein
stein, Philadelphia; j. F. Pendergast.
Rockford; w. ID. Jennings, jackson.
Mich; w. F. Farnham, Milwaukee: J.
\. Lombard and wife. Grand Rapids.
Mich; Il. H. Hatfield, Peoria; G. w.
Corning. New York; W. ID. Christie.
st. Louis; Il. II. Hall, Chicago; w. PHI
house, Rock Island; S. Wilson, Chica-
go; Miss |. +. Bentley, Oelwein. Iowa:
c. 4. Davis. Chicago; \. Il. Talbot.
Lincoln, Neb.; w. l.. Sharp. Lincoln.
Neb.; w. Stevens. Chicago; w W.
Hirron, Moline; II. II. Beckwith.
Cleveland, Ohio; F. Lobdel. Chicago;
j. p. Keller, Sandstone. Mimi; f. f.
Murphy, Leavenworth, Hans; r. A.
Enright, Kansas City, Kans.: Mrs. +.
\. Enright, Kansas City. Kans.: J. Y.
Simeral. New York.
At the Harms European - H. ].
Golden. New York: u. L. Wilson. New
York; q. p. Hatfield. New York; Nor
gan Bust, New York; Lawrence vii
ton, New York; J. /. Kelly, Boston;
J.. F. Cameron, Chicago: J. ID. Price.
Chicago; Mrs. r. Ramcsen, Chicago;
Iirh
May, Chicago; +. q. Yates. Chicago;
r. L. Arnold. indianapolis; Q. Powers,
Omaha; +. Il. Burnley, Chicago; ID. y.
Clarke, Presumption. ILL.,; W. III. Whit
tcck, Denver; j. c. Tolminson, st.
Louis; T. c. Thomas. Freeport; L j.
Barry, Dubuque; j. l.. Stoddard. New
York; c. p Wilson, Boston; j. {. Ev-
ans, Chicago; L. J. Quinn. Boards
town; d. V. Ritchy, Pittsburg, Pa;
L. d. Warner. Princeton, H.; 2. C..
Markers, Ottawa. H.; G. q. Drake,
Joliet. ILL.,; l.. b. Huntington. Chicago;
George p. Munroe, Buffalo, y. Y; \.
c. Goodwin, Upton, Iowa; L. d. Stod-
dard. New York: 5. =. Simpson, Stock
ton. Cal; Wilson Meyers, Chicago; y.
G. Strong, Wheaton, ILL.,; y. L. Mont
gomery, Louisville, Ky; q. q. Arm
strong, Cincinnati. Ohio; Samprell and
Skogg, Cotton and Rodes, Cook and
Dexter, Strehl and Battle, Ben Yer
non, Ford and Bunillo, ID. &. High, l..
f. Cameron, J. ID. Puce. with johnny
Comes Marching Home company;
W. l.. Goodllind. st. Paul; Mrs. W. l..
Goodknd St. Paul; y. c. Moss. Deca-
tur. ILL.,; V. G.. Greenwood. Boston,
Mass; 6. z. Stickney, St. Louis; Il. L.
Cunliffe, Aurora. ILL.,; ID. c. Swan,
Bloomington, H.; L. APPLICABLE,
Springfield, Ill.
At the Rock Island - d. +. Roberts,
Fort Dodge; y. Carney, Otto Kuehl.
George r. Ravens, Davenport; \. c.
Scarlet, II. p. Coffin. Rock Island; Will
liam G.. Andrews. Clinton; c. X. Leon
ard, Milwaukee,; Mrs. \. Scarlet and
son, st. Louis: \. y. Hills, Milwaukee;
p. f. Bradine, Davenport; DR.. V. Sam
nelson, Davenport; ii. IL. Phillips, Chi
cage; George S. Miller, North Adams;
s. S. Bruner and wife. Tampico, H.;
ID. f. Bruner. Washington, d. c.; f. II.
McCauley, Chicago.