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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
FARMERS INSTITUTE

Resolutions Adopted A9a'nssI -
Stock Quarantine e'r ,es
waxanachie. Texas February an. 3,
very successful session Of two g s,,,,,,
Ellis County Farmers institute ~ III
yesterday afternoon. The last VIZ =. solsr.
institute was the adoption Of 'p'
Ing resolution; ,...,ute ssL x,
Suite president TO calI Z Let ID As'L
Institutes Of the state 70 .It 10 slli Z
ar the earliest practicaole NE llv-s an the k;s
Endorsement 90 ana thele u scouipgeaeaA"
laturc the adoption oil s9H'' ~.
system Of public roads -siatiCe 70 "
The following resol4i5lo,n, ,,s unaaiDaN'
Bryan quarantine Dill was
adopted -, nending
the lee. stature OF Texas ,vhich II ~
tho BRYAN quarantine nlli s-snfine llDs
obiitelates the catue ~
Tcxas. and, ,rould edisnlls.
Whereas such a law ESr,st o. I.iass
disastrous 10 the catte w I'M Ellis te--r
therefore be 10 resolNsu ~ ,.f
Farmers Institutes - said bill
4. That the passage ~ -ssent QaAE's
measure changing tne pennossd
regulations, Is hereby i, snd Tsp'ss
2. That The state sena'r ~ speetfalg w
lives OF this district gIt, and We
20 consider this ressg9ithiiiiilN
influence against saia uA H,r,rard 81
g. That the secIetAIs ssntatira -,
copy hereof to said rep's'
GtoE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

To the Editor Of The Post
hindergarteus were hrst established IN
many Of our cities to counteract the home
innlenee' where the character ana habits
OF me parents were mimical 10 the social
development Of the chilli Children were
sent 10 the kindergarten and afterward nut
INTO the primary grades for supplementary
instruction. But today there are thousands
Wnose only opportunity for acquiring kn5wl.
edge and the basic element ~ polite culture
Is % be found "a the free kindergartene
aud primary departments Of our schools.
lle teachers Woo mother these practically
WotheGless children are comforting unfold
blessings upon humanity
IA me report Of the Chicago board Of
edueauon the following valuable testimony
concerning the Influence on such children
Is given;
At hrst many children are combative,
!esehuul ru5e, .gelhsa, greedy and show
s ~. pervertins degrading, demornnzing IN
hpsnccu common 70 the unAiscipNned child,
few months training Il good kinder-
ssrten makss these sasFe chEaren neat,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
LAND LEASE RescINpEp.
Washington County Commissioners RI
considered Action.

Washington County Commissioners Re
considered Action.
Brennan, Texas, February 14.-Thc order
Of the commissioners court made last Mon.
day 10 lease the Washington county school
lands to c. b. Metealf for period Of ten
years from the expiration Of his present
lease, which expires May 1905. aud FOR
which the citizens cnjoined the commission.
ers from signing any such contract was re-
considered Friday afternoon.
II was known that Commissioner Pen,
ningtou and Judge Curry were opposed 10
the lease all the time and did an they
could to get action postponed tn the mat
ter.
Commissioner johnson, colored, voted
ford In the passage Of this order. and Com.
missioner johnson made the motion Just
before Adjournment Friday afternoon to
rescind the order, and the vote stood.
Broesche and Crawford against and Pen.
nington and Johnson for resduding the or.
der Judge Curry quickly united the vote
by voting for the order 70 be rescinded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
A eusY consul

ore American consul has got busy"
great deal has been said lately ur
criticism N the Indifferent character anu
performance Of American ronsuls, and mn.
merous cases have been cited Of Americans
abroad being compelled 10 seek protection
az tae hands Of British diplomats.
Clearly such charges Viii not he brought
against Mr. James G.. Ayrcs, vico consul
In Rosario Argentine He has Just stirred
W the Argentine press and politicians
By addressing a note TO the chief OF police
Of the town, expressing the hope thar
the slayer Of an American citizen there
would he promptly punished, and concluded
b. dropping the remark that no would
report the affair 70 his government.
His note Is resented rs pernicious inter.
ference with the local judiciary. and there
are demands for the consul to be fur.
nlshed with his passports.
Possibly Mr.. Ayres has needlesslv con.
eerned himself about matter not quite
within HE jursdlctlon-at least nos at this
stage Of proceedings But American con.
suiar activity Is so rare according to the
critics IN congress and according To com.
mon report thar his countrymen will he
disposed TO applaud the motive of his
ronduct
We don't want our consuls and am.
bAsSadors to be walking about foreign cant
tails with chips on their shoulders. but
we do want them TO make It plain that
American citizens under all circumstance.
must receive the fullest and talrest cou
sideratlon. The United States government
has been entirely too negligent IN this re
spect throughout IT'S whole history and Il
Is well that little ginger be injected
unto the foreign service.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
AsouT INSURANCE.

= " - >, = ~ =
rNe ana -Hc' Wltys' ana ga I'nS'
EHcs and Premiums
n thr Editor Of fn. Pot
,. r q, ,. -.
NlhHH' AIS tN"t t-IF ID @II'Poh w
tho tailule Insurance measures NOW pend
.,, ir ,b. l..tsf,t,.. d, d. coil f,r ,bo..
.t
NAo JiN interested tIt ' no nave nor hA4
the opportunity o. study the question, &C.
ts,- lo1la ,Ie,r ro1rs-,t.,. ~ tine undor'..
~ ,ir..,,.s ,,..t.,'... t.. .,,.,.,.. %,
BUS i''-0-p'-S ''s '''.'-7 l"' '1''i|' i-
a-raute
.Ih. Insurance. -or+r,s- mag nov he .,tJ
10, Nv, ..s.n,-,if,. IN, s.., -,
N '- "t'1''' u'u' '.H. -''-H Any "I4
nary contract, aud yet There are features
that have uteu injected ina IL. 5o,h Inv star.
... AVA has. 80. 49,
W. 1-4 'l 'oAt' iI UT. '4it can iot
t'' ~ u" '-H.i'-''' Law " s's' i'
ga" "7 ."' 'LYuuH '1s
,.-,,. '',,' las zen d.
I'' ~. 70 .''n'oun' iA' "'i" "I tle com
i'4' "''" "a. ''-''.a " nave sAsh "a
D" -. ''" $50 "' ''. '. ut'tiu
."3 "'''". 90 a.- Slitt. t',I
'-''. ''I $50 '-l' '.' -. l'.'"H LlsAs' "4a
Sou. wa =" .'i -'' n"t we or Lt4ttl
'.''i "'' ''h' d-S hiuu OF
80 it -T's vi '''' w N''i'l Dr.
nt,.,.i l-, - '"' ',is ,"'..p'hE ue
'.l-'u '' ,N,'tH'N, az. "'ly KNOWS WaAI lls
l''4'' ",'t ich"' q pa. i.1l company To b-.
e. ''N insurance Company
- ~. '.'Ntaa,. loLli'ht V-N -I'e
t-, ~ q N'uPdhE 1Hu uSHd'iN Sl-hiiF ilr
ireyhlnnI cntIhctei Of It's contracts, but
s-NIo SN'4uS ~ uN A' 5'JA reason why d NlH
u.sltuu-' COMPANY may not issue mr.. I'm
euIant, CONTACT" or amy other sud IT in.
sutIHOt conf atls' PROVIDED rs oJn'ril Is
er"'s III ~ l' u.s. l'lHlItl I" h'cp il5 Nlri
.'s Ai"uS vi H,uS'h,t, soPltltr ana m5h'til
,ur t'H ;.. 'ai.l irf 10y the paui"uwr 'nu.
serLauve English companies operating both
~ Nl,al bIildlh ana I'D me jnitcd states.
~. llldL Iellulo Z" consider rs tac nature
oi .uC 'HntIa't company may issue. In
s,uyIal mere ato Two h'nds ot HE iusur
nu-@ s.nfacIS mar aye SO dlnercn, IN nh 'ir
PNIlo.S as 70 require special legislation
10 L,s4lA'e ea'n reese are the stipulated
,ml.h contract guaranteeing stipulated
AW"uht ot insurance, ana tho natural pro
mum OF atteSS mNnt Contract which is
", A'"'c IN US nature, Under the former
!laes may be Included contracts issued by
VIC leF'l premlHm companies operating
ctA'r on me mHtual plan or the stock
pan. Inc old line OF level premium COM
prnles aIo 80 called from the Kind Of con.
tracts they issue, which grade tue premium
80 that tho Insured paws a uniform, of loyrI
premium at specified intervals during the
terms the insurance is in force Tho nat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
THE MCPHERSON IRON FURNACE
Transfer and Revival of the Great Marion
County Industry.

company Of Rome Ga. The company Is
nov putting In a heavy supply Of wood for
maLiug charcoal while they have already
mined several thousand tons Of as hnc ore
ng onu hn found anywhere. In other words,
tho company has a large stock OF raw ma.
terial, consisting OF ore charcoal Wood ana
line rock
lgrlcd and nut tn the best OF working ol-
der Tho brlckmasous are now working day
aud night refining the furnace, ana Wsien
completed it will be virtually Il new FUR
uucC As soon as this is completed fires
Will be lighted and the furnace put IN
blast Thus viii dawn new era for North.
cast Texas.
pirate 20 call attention 10 the possible
future Of the Jefferson Iron company West
~ the Mississippi river one-lalt Of the cot
ton crop OF the South Is made IL requires
some GG.ooO tous Of ties to market this crop.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

Chicago. February IA Harry Brolask.
NJ. J Book and Matte Moody, arrested
yesterday In the nolico raids on ALLEGED
fraudulent turf Investment concerns here
were TODAY held 60 bonds ~ 500 each
freed upon showing that thew were int
clerks IN the ralded places Preparations
are In progress Tor the prosecution ~ the
turf concerns BY the nostofnce Insnector
ing &C. an Inquiry by a Federal srard iury
snd the police department. Il preparing Ia
the grand fury.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

jefferson. Teas February l4.--lh 'ne
srcnt rush " developing the many resources
of the state one W the greatest Investment
comcrs las until recently been ovef.ooAvu
ind unllprcciutcd For years The great
iron ards Of Northeast Texas, consisting
If about 1000 square miles. have bth
pnsscd over or no bought nor son Id
cation given them. This state Of nfalFs
is row thing Of the past lae key to
Ills great Industry having passed into
thorough iron mems hands the nltimhte'
fun aud complete development Of this sreat
industry seems now to be only matter
Of short time.
The Jefferson Iron company has passed
into the management Of Mr. L. Colyar
president Of the celebrated Rome Furnace
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

1t seems that quite spirited asbt Is to
be made on the proposed new charter for
the city OF Houston now pending in the
legislature at Austin. The principal point
Of attack seems to be that feature Of the
instrument which proposes to expand the
corporate limits The opposition is being
led by some gentlemen owning suburban
property who do not want this property
listed on the tax rolls Of the city aud
these gentlemen have been Joined by a Ger
tain element which is taking advantage OF
the opportunity 10 play a shrewd game Of
politics ana which element would In any
event oppose anything the present local
administration might offer Thus on the
one hand the Holt administration is
charged with attempting to perpetrate an
"outrage" in seeking 70 annex Immediately
sdjacent territory much Of which Is al.
ready plated and eur M Into town lota
without the consent Of the owners Of this
tsrFitorsi ana. on the ether hand With
ths "sutoeratle" purpose Of "robbinE the
people OF their rights because it is pro.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
THE WORLDS FAIR.

Strong Petition to the Legislature to Give
Aid for Texas.
Waco, Texas, February IA petition
with about 1000 signatures will he present.
ed to the members Of the legislature from
this city and county asking Il 10 support
the bill 70 Appropriate 5000 o0 for tho
Texas exhibit of the 81 Louis Worlds Fair
Tho city Is practically a unit ON the promo.
sition and the business organizations viii
send strong committee 10 Austin 10 pre-.
~ the hill Ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
eRouaHT FRoM OKLAHOMA.

Forty seven indictments for Violating
Local Option Law.
Hillshoro, Texas February H--Constable
Leo jenkins returned ON the dyer last
night from Oklahoma with Z. V. Smith,
who Is wanted here on forty seven local
option violations Smith IS charged with
running q blind tiger business az Mt Calm
and left the county about q year ago
Governor Sayers refused 70 issue requi.
sltlon for him, but Governor Lanham was
Induced to do so on account Of the mum,
her OF csses against him
Smith was arrested three weeks ago and
Scereted 10 the hills until Governor Ian.
ham Issued the requistion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16
Some Washington Stories.


senator pt.iH-l1m, who has given ok
teneive 7''oauou 10 tee statehood qIcs.
ton, road little book over The o.ac;
day called Mrs. Wi--e q tle Cab.asa
Patch. from which be rev an interest.
ins illustration of the present s,auts dead
loet
You know. Ms \y!gs, WAS very -,...,,
..1 -77' '"S '''S t''-'
'"'u 'i' F'-1-.- aa Dr. IA-a.opA!z about
the deadlock ">ha WAC so moor She 1.I
never nar. r., .t- ,h..,.... .,,,5 .,..
b.,,, ,,, .,.-...r ,., '- 'N
".'' .h' 'n 60 70 tAe t4"l,e.
just ohco 10 ene what n might be lg;.
lhrro ,re r..s 80 -...... .,.
of tbo r,,,r,.s, 81, ..,, .,.. '-r '".
. E+t,a sac a1d l.come vegy. very t.reI.
used 10 HAVE .s bG 75I, Co.. a, o.a o. He
S 5oni. anu NO, s2HA ana round. Hc had ae-
lat W5on The t5rs Va" o5 une' oi 9o.a7 ,A3J
senator Da.l"1nan, who is opposed 20
L EeC,yss. ta3t &c h2olJ Of debating il has
mat it is Torv ,.ge6 NJ ,o'' rS @. AZ
Uncle Georges OK
w..
''.n southern representative
VI, ", '' u.u' We A's as MS servant q good
ola 'olored nan named Snowfall. who
S ,1. !" @S''hSia,e awe Of his emn.oyer
~, WI" waiting ON the table Snow
jail accidentally spilled the soup on the
peryon Of the congressman WIEN s-,-.,,..
indirpet{op ,ho e,,,.,.- -" "4l-' enc
,.,e '"' 0'U'-IIIuc4 sholtc
SNOWFALL You black rascal do you
know you have scllded rcpreyent,tira
IN the United states c6nrress7'' '''e
"Fo de Iqwd. an Knows a,+ h-4 -,
really didn't mean Yer ~ do 4, ID"
DO You know. Won scolndrcl" co,,,,,,,s
the congressman. In sill NOV, 1919; .trrV
terms that YOU have scaidcd a man ,rbo
may he senator OF the United st9trgf"
rlors lcoE ana he osain apS!og,ln mrs n,S ss,
9aG ng but his master was not slt.s.
"Srowboll" bo ro,r,, m,.,,, 49,.
Cd man who n6y vet he u pr rSIg g,S seaIe n;
tn" United states. p" oI
Ing rows Of lyorios se caE,C me-, a4o Two CLEAN
"Lawd, mnstah. said he t ,vbs, nc me-.
gets to be president reckon Iu BE-
uaWu'
nave been travelling throughout the
South lately, and from Virrinia m Te,,s
7 bova hoard l,t o,,, o.-.,.--,.. "a
lr, a.. ,u,' ~, 'sS'"u regard
Wv wa introduced oy senator Hanna
20 pension the cN-slavcs" said Mr. E,lrb
! Novon ~ Pr,,,f,-, 80 N1'!'
,. ''N'' d. al 'Ae Hotei Bar
"Taat expression is one Of emnbotI. an.
proval Of the proposition peonle ,rH,
owned slaves and those who did not ,re
nr,{tel IN, IN tavor OF H. heard many able
lne, say that such measure w nsA bn s5aaa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

h'nFrt.-R WI! you kindly settle t1is
question between T. and r. T. claims that
'o's country ana another country be
were moi enough
-, ,n 80 90 mn y'nip'' . ''nH'rpt' 40,
| '.''eu' 90 enact
a,.},..,,.s we Uz''''''' Is
has NO., - - anu says ne
,,.o. -.
,-c.s g., ,se, :. .'',' '' 'ou
49,. -, 80, -l, ave. az
March q, that ,o,r =, -, !"
pre,i5ep+ - po r-,,ts,, wv '.
tboylty ia force Int, Tho s,.,.t,. -, .
| United st,,cs IAN ,,,nrol,.., ,,,. M,
! zeps ~ ba I-rrtcd st,tos and -, ~,
foreign birth who b,d dcc,,rcd ,h.tr g.,
tontlons 10 hecoane citizens. bc,Ncon m,
| ages Of % and IS years" Win ozcentiors
| An act Of congress was Necessary to take
| this step. In three emergencies the presi.
dsnt has called tho militia of certain state
into active service. In 1894 to cntcrco the
revenue laws and suppress the whisky in.
| surrecuon In western Pennsylvania; I'm the
war Of lsl2 to repel invasion; aud In thl
| war between the States Practically, how.
| eVer' the matter is left TO the States.
' y =
Josie l." MARTINI VIII you kindly
state through your column the States IL
which women have the power to voter
A. In Colorado Idaho, Utah and wyom
ing women have full suffrage and vote fol
an othcers' Including presidential electors
me woman suffrage law was adopted n
wyoming In 1910 and In Colorado in 1903
ana woman suffrage Is constitutions pro
vision ~ Ctah ana wyoming
40 lhulaha women may hold any ofnc'
uHu'F the scnoo' laws nut can not vote toi
any Sueu oincef
'u NuuSaS women exercise the suffrage
| largely IN municipal elections.
In some form mainly as to taxation or tn,
| selection VI school officers. woman suffrar,
exists in a limited way In Arizona. Con
nccticut Delaware. Illinois. Iowa, Ken.
lucky, Massachusetts. Michigan. Minnesota
Montana. Nebraska. New Han,rsblro \o,
Jersey. New York. Nortb Dato,s or,o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

Graham,-o. What ms the width OF the
river NileY
The Nile, Ike all rivers, varies In
width From Khsrtoum. the united waters
81 the Blue aud Waite Niis aaw uerthward
about nfty miles, Here the Nile Is very
narrow being compressed between high
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

"Blg as YVES the maiorttr -i,
Greater New York for Hon P,-a
for governer, IL with no; bsvin - "gf
tee nEures by which rammsnv H.u NV,
be voted into power IN the uex, 49,, ~"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-16

The trouble with these BRITISH punitive
expeditions is that taey are obliged to take
so mnnh nnnIs hment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-19
Danger of Colds and Grip.

The greatest danger from colds and
grip is their resulting IN pneumonia.
If reasonable care is used, however,
and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy TAX
en-, all danger will be avoided. Among
the tens of thousands who have used
this remedy for these diseases we have
yet to learn of single case having
resulted in pneumonia, which shows
conclusively that it is a certain pre-
ventive of that dangerous disease. 1t
will cure a cold or an attack of the
grip in less time than any other
treatment. 1t is pleasant and safe to
take. For sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-19
BARN DAMAGED BY FIRE
OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN

shortly after o'clock this MORN
ing the barn on the premises of Will
liam Passig, 2203 Fourth avenue, was
found to be on fire, the blaze appar-
emily originating i'll the attic, where
quantity of baled hay was stored.
The department lost no time in re-
spending and soon had two streams
of water playing on the fire, which
was quickly cXtingrished. The roof
of the building was destroyed, how
ever, and the loss to the amount of
perhaps $50 done. No one appears to
know how the blaze originated as
none of the members of the family
was up and the place was locked.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-19
AT THE HOTELS.

At the Harper-Al Joseph, Cincin-
natl; CIV. Davenport, Newport, Ky;
Charles S. Harris, Galeshurg; ID. +.
Krell, city; j. b. Brown, city; Thorn
as Arnold, city; II. C. Imse, city; A.
bloomington; J. w. White, city; F. o.
Van Calder, city; f. f. Morton, Bos-
ton; NJ. d. Tomliuson, Cable; Theo-
dore Peterson, Cable; NJ. d. Rosen-
field. Moline; c. w. Lee, Chicago; J.
NJ. Brown, Cedar Rapids; w. o. Hitch
cock. Peoria; c. L. Colby, st. Louis;
II. F. Espenschildl. Chicago; y. n. Rel
mach. Chicago; NJ. Schoenwald, New
York; z. d. Babcock, Chicago; VIII
liam Baumgarten, Baltimore: II. b.
Englc, Orion; c. ID. Lee, Chicago; Mrs.
o. +. Mongerson, Sherrard; Mrs. II. +.
Engle, Orion; III. A. Peckham, Lowell,
Mich: S. o. Trip, Peoria; c. NJ. Tur-
ner, Cambridge; o. F. MOngersOn,
Sherrard; +. L. Kerns, Moline; g. w
Stuck, Peoria; II. L. Grant, New
York; J. E. Manal. Omaha; c. NJ
HORT, Chicago; q. o. Becherts Gales
burg; II. j. Edwards, Council Bluffs;
F. H. Rohn, Chicago; n. S. Harring-
ton, Chicago; B. H. Miller, Peoria; j.
H. Snyder, Detroit; F. I. Boaler, Chi
cago; L. Rosenfield, New York; \. H
Willard, Beardstown; C. r. Spaulding
Chicago; r. w. Barlow, Chicago; III
D. Pettibone, Minneapolis; F. a,
Smith. GAINESVILLE, Ohio; c. S. Wheeler
Chicago; w. L. Penny, Peoria; F,
Brinsmaid, Pittsburg; F. H. Near
thur, Geneseo; c. o. Billow, Chicago;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-19

It's never still minute,
Works with all its might,
Makes people well and happy,
Rocky Mountain Tea taken at night
II. H. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-19

Charles II. Hub, Joliet; L Q, Whit
tier,' Chicago; III. e. Decatur, Boston;
Andrew Pabst, st. Louis; II. b. Trum-
ball, Trenton; IL. p. Simpson, city; n.
G. Vineyard. Pittsburg; Il. i. Phil
lips, Zanesville; Lucius Pfouts, Chi
cage; S. b. Harris, ST. Louis; J. r.
Murray, Chicago; L. b. Quinn, Cleve-
land; w. A. Thompson, Lacrosse; w
III. Evans, Detroit.
At the Harms (European)-O. S.Ar-
mold, Pawnee City; H. f. Rosenfield,
New York; c. NJ. Carmichael, New
York; F. d. Scribner, Clinton; J. S.
Kemp. San Francisco; Mrs. w. S. Hell
frey, Omaha; II. S. Henry. New York;
C. Henning, Mendoza; c. b. Rhube-
sky, Milwaukee; f. T. Kellogg, Peo-
ria; Gus Valentine, Chicago; c. NJ.
Gibson, Chicago; S. w. Cozzens, Chi
cago; William Gordon, Chicago; J. III.
Snyder, Chicago: f. F. Boaler, Chica-
go; w. j. Nolan. Chicago; V. Green
baum, New York; f. H. McArthur,
Geneseo; Frank Woodmanson, Des
Moines.
At the Rock Island-C. NJ. Mason.
Chicago; f. +. Mclean, Chicago; G..
Laurence Carmen. Chicago; c. G..
George, Chicago: Charles Shaul, Chi
cago; w. w. Mccoy, Monmouth;
Thomas Miller, Chicago; T. \. Porter,
Canton, H.; Wynn Meredith, Chica-
go; A. II. Dorman, Davenport; James
|. Carey, Dubuque; G. b. Knapp. Du-
huque; 7. b. Stanley, Cedar Rapids;
Il. w. Moon, Muskegon; G. II. Scott,
Chicago; II. Il. Slaymaker, Peabody,
Kans.; Fred ID. Harlow, New York;
Clinton Nelson, Cambridge; NJ. a. An
derson, Cambridge; Alfred johnson,
Cambridge; Samuel Holloway, Jersey
City; ii. w. Lee, Peoria; J. 4. Hudt
son, Chicago; j. II. Foster. Foster;
Charles Dunlap, Taylor Ridge; FL
mer johnson. Aledo; G. w. Ferguson,
Orion; NJ. ID. Tomlinson, Gable; Theo-
bore Peterson, Cable; r. III. Fruit,
Peoria; John Daily, Peoria; G. f.
Luce. Dayton, Ohio; J. w. Ray. Mon
mouth; F. NJ. Coughill, Des Moines;
c. F. Weismer, ST. Louis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-19
TALES oF THEATRE

Mr.. and Mrs. herbert i. Flint and
their company. will be in this city
three nights, starting tomorrow.
Many people fancy that there is
something weird and uncanny about
hypnotism and they feel that it ought
not to be allowed. The fact is that
it is capable of doing much more
good than evil. The other day, while
itting in hotel in a neighboring
town. a man came in and asked for
Mr. Flint When the latter was point
ed out to him the gentleman walked
up and grasped him by the hand.
God bless you" he said, II want to
tell you that six years ago l came
on the stage of the opera house
drunk and you gave me a suggestion
that / should drink no more liquor,
] have drunk none from that day u
this, and the very sight and smell is
distaSteful to me, whereas before you
gave me the suggestion i drank all
that L could by any means get hold
Of
"Hunting for Hawkins" is a COM
edy full of real fun, interpreted by
real comedians who do not allow n
single second to pass without its
happy laugh. 1t will be the attrac-
ton at the Illinois Monday, March %.