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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

|tego n~iedzwiedlziiaa pt6lnocy,
inne zas, jak Niemcy, Fran
eva j Turcya ma oko Gt'utja
sic mad Rosya, ale e lito6e
|kaze czekae IA dowody szcze9:-.
ro6ci. Kapitali6ci zycza IVY
ciestwa Japonii, pqniewaz to
nar6d postepowy, vice kapi-,
tai ciagnac bedzie korzy6ci z
.ich zwyciestwa, DO sic otWo-
RIA szeroko bramy daleksiego
wschodu, dotad murem Cd
grodzonego Cd swiata cyWi
lizowanego, ola handlu naro-
dow kupieckich j przemysfo-
wych, gdy tymczasem Rosya,
" razie zwyciestwa, nietylkko-
by muir 1ll murem zostawila, ale
i te male otwory, kt6re sobie.
.ucywilizowane narody mozol-
ma praea ~dyplomatyczna, a.
poniekad sila zdobyly, poza-
mykala. - Klasa robocza.
.liczac take ma postepowose !
liberalizm Japonii, ME mniej
szczerze pragnie przegranej.
Rosy, Rosya bowiem jak do.
tad gnebila lud, tax go gne
bic ME oprzestanie pc no.
wynn tryumfie. Socyalisci
przewiduja " zwyciestWie'.
|Japonii rozwiazanie ostatec,z-.
ne boju ustawicznego miedzy:
praca j kapitalem. Kazdy pc
|swojemu o lie Moskala INA,
o lyle. mu Y. zwyciestW'Ra'l "a. ME aie|
zyczy.
So ludzie jednakowoz, kt6-
rzy sic obawiaja potopus z6E
|teggo. Ro - oni, ze J g.
pohczyk pokonawszy Moska-
Il, ME p66ijdzie na swe Wysny
EuzyWaG; wczasu, lecz stanqEx,--
sly raz ma stalym ladzie, be-
die sic staral, co sill starczy,
naprz6d ostac sic, gdzie sta
nal, asp6zniej zapuscie sic
dalej ma zach6d, Wyprzec Mo
skala 2 Azyl ! powiedziec
,Azya ola Azyat6w". Ma po-
jestto Ottawa bezpod-
stawna, ale 'ly gdy sic przyirze-
my dalszym wywodom O
wych Laokeon6w nowoczes-
nych, przyzna6 nam wypad-
ME, ze Jest sic czegoo bawiac,
przynajmniej pod pewnymi
warl,urlnkami. - Japonia IVY
ciezyyla Chiny pred ppaflu
|laty, j dis moze ieszcze
|Chidczycy ME ochloneli zu-
pelnie : checi zemsty, nii,el'c'h1'aaji
atoli teraz uda sic Japoniil
|zm6dz Rosye, to Chi6czyk
oprzestanie ze ,1alsata wrzec, 9
nabierze poszanowania Ola
swego naiblizszego sasiada j
%plemiehca, chetnie podda sic
pod iego przewodnictwo, ozy-
vi sic ] za s,il p'raco,Wat mad a
soba, q : czasem : tel bryly
Observation-Disclosures wYWgin1lile ii,
sic sila, kt6rejj ME podolaac CT
Europa Gr !. e; Za1leeje prz e z6lta
rasa Europe Cd kradca do
kl,rlsalldli,cta, p6z;niei za1 m '1a'ilt,1 q 81
take axle, :EEllu,lrl'o1py bedtz.ile ',l m ,I,'lt'.
Tak.by.sieI 4, n li1',s ll'!,,sl q s llt'.1
imoe'glso, gdyby ca SWAT 4 l'iII1. =
liakie&nieGdzasiat lac zasnal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

sIHzssssssssss yyMaaHsEss@aaMs
1dzoWie.a z Y
6Wiece, 81 RIasnie tenezass
,zlsa1 ~ tuta ajeztd q, e IS
Wozyy, yeRysiaaddaqjja
bbwiiozacea
koWedo Ocaw jes
ta "a cze1 81 y
1zobaczysz bardzo piekne Okla
w 6Wiec niekiedy oggromnejj
.Wielkosci. I5iczba ich2a Wcaa
leiest pokazna, DO zapeWne
.dochodzi do 200, trzeba bo-
Wiem wiedziec, ofiarui4
take 6Wiece:k kindly aakon,
kazdezgromadzenie neskie,
kEarz q q kapitula, lki 51ll,d kole-
GUM, q tych wszystkich a
z zlm jest ;najmnieaij ze ad7wi i
6cie. Cd zakon6w niesie ja
zwykle prokuratorz ia llEi1lfl1G5
.sacyuszem, Cd koleggiymsrek--
tor Z jednym alumnem.
Ot6z Ks. Kruszka, kt6ry
zadnej sposobnoSci ME cchce {
opuscic, ably przypominac tu
tai swoja sprawe, postan'o'W1a:hE
wyzyskac te sposo'bn1o6ci tax ak
ze ofiarowac 0jcu sw. taxa:
Swiece jake dar odpolonii 8
merykahskiej. Zamiar ten.
swietnie sic udal opoWie-
:dziawszy sic 4 mrga Maestro
di Camera, postaral sic Wiel.
ks. Kruszka o. Wspaniala
5wiece, kt6ra kauai ozdobic
molowidlami stosownemi. 20
caiej 6wiecy=byly porobionret''
piekne winietki zielone uroz
.maicone kwiatuszkamir rome
go koloru i r6zami. Wsr6d
,tych .winietek j kWiatk6W by
81 pieknie wymalowane try !,
hefby, . mianowicis: 40
wierzchu herb OLGA sW. Y
6rodku sztandar gWiazdzisty
stan6W ZZjednoczonyeh, ma
stepnie za5 herb polslkk.i!, I. /.
~ 5rodku obrazelkks .Matki Bo-
Eskiej .C.zesto,e,lh1,o1w, ,1 s. o 30
ma czerwonem polu orze1 bia-
Ily 2 jednel, poegoh l[i 1it1eNtIssls,
drugiej sltr'o,npy, e n e. dole
f6w MichalaArch. Rus. Mad
herbem, jak gdyby na wstar
zeczce napia: IA Polonis A
mericae Septentr''. Swieca
ks. Kruszki byla iedna = mai
wiekszych, jake przyniesio-
no ola OLGA 6w. Miala bowiem
|okolo 81 stop dlugo6ci, s
cali " srodnicy 9 Wa5ylaal
zapewne okolo Is funt6w,
co odczul najbardzie socy
us1sks.sKruszki;s kt6EyspoAicz
nych schodach watykahskich
|ni6sl takowa. {Trzeba vie
Edziec, 5e dw6ch zwykle idzie
Emtenczas ze SWigca, kt6ra
niesie socyusz). 70 za6 byl
v niej wosk najlepszzy kla-
.sy) ME potrzeba tutaj chyba.
wspominaf. O]kolo godz. w
rnszyl Miiel ks:seKEruszkara
'zem = 9. Marszalkiewiczem,
prokuratorem O.Zmartwych
wstafc6w Y poWozie do Wa
tykanu. Tam sic zbierai y
jednej sail ofiarodaWcy, 30.
dopieroN g II godz.mniaalo ma
stapic Wreczanie swiec Ojcu'
5w. Przybylo take dosyt vii
div cudzOziemc6W kt6rZy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

.sW. Przybyfo=1t lake ddosyc VI;
dow cudzoziemc6W, kkt6rzy
przygladac sic mi ME t.ymce--
remoniom. Przyjecie mnialo
bye n sail kl,ol'lnlsystorysalllnlntesi
., " gllebi bly p1olsaltaa1WiIotln,jy
tron papieski, okolo lkk't6reggo
.bylo kilkunastu ,.dlygnilttaarlz.'y
.palacowych zlWl i, Il Ibylii =
.stawienizW przegrodach 81
81 stronach sail. Ociec
.przybyl iu1 ll,dat e t laai'' !
teraz nastapilos w y
6wiec. FrzystepowssaIlloas 2,
troqp,bll lp a.. s. ~
daWca socyusz nnilosllcy
6wiecea..| N Mllosnilgno, r'.lpeIx y 3
boEYpr1eldslIlt.e iso IN pl1lglll
'OisnBw 6rsmu
rakai - - honaa
Enna.Niel.IIk lr1l,gsssI ~ aEpp q
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16
ELECTION CALLED IN 9Th
successor to Mai. LawrIe to he Chosen at
Moline Friday,

Orders have been issued t. the off
GERS of the 9th regiment. Illinois Ma
tional Guard. designating Moline as
the place for holding an election next
Friday at 3 o'clock for the choice of
ii major To fill vacancy in the regi-
ment. Col. Edward Kittilsen will be
presiding officer.
Maj. William F. Lawrie. of Sterling.
who is now the senior ma ior Of the
eth, is the retiring officer. BY opera
ton of law his term Of office of five
years expires this month. He served
as captain of Company +, of Sterling.
during the SPANS war and
was elected major in January. 1899.
succeeding the late Mai. Baldwin. He
* very popular with the men of the
regiment and il known as capa bile
and efficient officer. His candidacy
for reelection has not been officially
announced. but if he i candidate he
will doubtless have Il large majority
of the votes cast. The SO line officers
Of the regiment are entitled to vote at
the election.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16
IN THE COUNTY COURT.

Estate of :. V. Samuelson. Wild
ow's REIMBURSEMENT and selection
filed and approved and order turning
ever property selected TO her.
Estate of Henry i. Bosse. Proof of
notice of petition for probate of will
filed. Deposition of Joseph l.. Haas,
one Cf the subscribing Witnesses to
will taken in open court in proof of
execution thereof fled.
Estate of Carrie =. Burgh. Proof of
notice of petition for probate of will
and codiciI filed. Dispositions Of {. X.
MiNter and Lena ID. MiXter. witnesses
Ia will. taken in open court in proof
of execution thereof filed and approx
.ej. Dispositions of Abby l.. Morris
and Maud Montgomery. witnesses to
codiciI 10 said will taken in open court
i'm proof Of execution thereof filed and
approved and Will and cCliciI admit
ted Ia probate.
In re guardianship of minor heirs
of George +. Chopper. Guardians re
port filed and approved. Receipt and
release OF ward. Julia y. Chopper. now
Of age. filed and approved. 1t appear
ing that all of said wards have arriy-
ed at the ages of their majority and
the guardian herein has fully settled
with each and they have all filed re-
cciptS and releases herein. guardian *
discharged and guardianship closed.
In re Gustaye Newstedt. feeble
minded. Proof If notice to county
clerk shown. Sarah Bennett and Mar
tina Anderson sworn a. witnesses. and
II appearing To the court from the
testimony and evidence given in open
court 10y said witnesses that said
GuStave NewStcdt l. now an inmate of
the Illinois asylum for the feeble
minded and i proper person To he
cared for by said institution. and j.
too poor To pay expense Of clothing
and transportation. and that the par
cnts Of said Gustave Newstedt. who
have heretofore paid his expenses
therefor are now unable TO pay said
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16
SHERMAN SAID TO HAVE
CAPTURED 14TH DISTRICT

Rock Island county is in Il position
where an early expression of its pref
erence of the republican candidates
for governor will be called for" said
gentleman of that political faith the
other evening. plans are now under
way for the calling of a meeting of the
leaders of the Fourteenth congress
sional district. Happening. as | do. to
be on the inside. l have no hesitancy
in predicting that every county, with
the possible exception of Rock Island,
will declare for Judge Lawrence Y.
Sherman, Of Macomb. How Rock ISL
and can afford to remain out in the
cold is beyond my understanding.
This county has not the best repu-
tation in the world among the republi-
cans Of the state. II has Invariably
adhered to Il waiting policy. That
might do in some cases. but this time
an early counting Of noses will be de
manGed. Rock Island county has been
cornered, and it will be up to the re-
publicans here at the meeting | have
referred to to place themselves on
record"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16
RECRUITS STILL HOLD LEAD
Won From Moline Flying Dutchmen,
While Centrals Fall Before
Scouts.

Rock Island got an even break in
the games played in the TTi-City Bowl
ing association championship series
last evening, the Recruit winning. as
usual. and the Centrals losing. The
Recruits took a fall cut of the Flying
Dutchmen of Moline by the narrow
margin of 2.52j to 2,5Cj. The Scouts
of Davenport trimmed the Centrals
by a score Of 2.72O to 2.462. The Rivals
of Davenport won from the Bruins
wicks of Moline ? 307 to 2,2O7. The
high score for one game-223-was
made by J. p. LeOnardy, of The Daven-
port Scouts. George Pratt. 2 member
of the Scouts also. had the best score
If the evening for three games-591.
The result of the games in the tri-
cities follow:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16
Inst One Minute.

One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
in one minute, because it kills the
microbe which tickles the mucous
membrane, causing the cough. and at
the same time clears the phlegm
draws out the Inflammation and heals
and soothes the affected parts. One
Minute Cough Cure strengthens the
lungs, wards off pneumonia and is a
harmless and never failing cure in all
durable cases of coughs. colds and
Group. One Minute Cough Cure is
pleasant to take, harmless and good
alike for young and old. Sold by all
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16

expenses. it is hereby ordered that
the said Gustave Newstedt be con
tinued as an inmate CT said feeble
minded institution at the expense OF
Rock Island county. Illinois.
Estate of Howard McCulloch. Ad-
ministrator's report filed and approx
ed.
Estate Of Sarah L. Gregg. Proof OF
death filed. VIII presented for pro-
bate. Petition for probate Of will
fled Hearing on petition for probate
of will set for Wednesday, FeE. ),
1904
Estate of John Lchmeicr. Just and
true account filed and approved Pc
tition by administrator for sale of
real estate TO pay debts filed and or
der for summons.
Estate of Mary y. Blakesley Petit
ton by y. NJ. BlakesIey for letters
testamentary filed. Petition granted.
Executors oath taken. Individual
bond of said y. NJ. Blakesley as such
executor filed and approved. security
thereon being waived in and by said
will. and letters testamentary issued
To said y. NJ. Blakesley.
Estate of Ellen ). Webber. Second
report of the trustees of the residu-
airy estate herein filed and approved.
Estate of Joseph W. Lloyd. Inven-
tory filed and approved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16

The unexpected happened at the
session Of the Central baseball league
in Terre Haute yesterday. and the
circuit Will remain the same as last
year. with George W. Bement. of Ev-
tary andStreasurer. His salary was
increased from 5000 to 1000. 1t was
expected that Wheeling would be
dropped and that new president
would be elected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16
Wonderful Nerve

Is displayed by many man enduring
pains of accidental cuts, wounds,
bruises. burns. scalds. sore feet or
stiff joints. But there's no need for
it. Bucklen's Arnica Salve will kill
the pain and cure the trouble. It's
the best salve on earth for piles, too;
p cents, at Hartz & Ullemeyer's drug
store
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16

Springfield has made all arrange
menSt with Louis Lippert to have him
become a member Of the Springfield
team in the event of his reinstatc-
ment by the league.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16

Hotel Harms. (European)- y.
Mehl. Peoria: Ed Mayer. Detroit; :. \.
Johnson. Chicago: l.. Greenbaum.
New York; =. +. Ryan. Chocago; IL.
y. Yang. Kewanee. ). +. Fargo. To
ledo: II. Hanell, j. Wright. Chi
cage: {. +. Richards. Dixon; d. A.
Mason. G. f. Cramer. B. Bogus, 81.
Louis: l.. Morse. New York: y. Sechu-
blick. Chicago; y. Schwartz. New
York: Paul Nogel. Alfred Woodward.
CISCO. H.: 10 Mayer. Chicago: r. j.
Griffin. Chicago: l.. y. White. Belle
villc. H.: John Green. y. {. Gordon.
Chicago: j. \. Limbert. st. Louis;
Charles y. Lyman, /. y. Moore, Chi
cage: y. NJ. Wilson. Peoria; c. \. Gill
son. r. y. Payne. j. Powers, Chicago:
NJ. j. Stanley. ST. Louis: w. +. Wat
son. Burlington; f. y Highly. Cedar
Rapids; Christie Morrison. Kansas
Kansas City: J. {. Madison. {. \. Pow
ell. \. J.. Grimmer. Chicago: W. W.
Light. Racine: John j. Lines, Fulton;
Il. b. Abbott. Chicago; Henry Keyser,
Milwaukee: w. II. Brown and wife,
-. Louis; {. \. Gibney. /. Y. Anthony,
Chicago; {. f. Sweet Cedar Rapids;
V +. Bowers. New York: :. \. Will
Iiams. Chicago; Dave Justice. Cleve-
land. Ohio.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16
Baseball Chat

McGreevy. Bishop. Goodwin and Dono-
van are the only members of Bloom
ington's last season team not signed
for next year. Bishop and Donovan
are willing to sign again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16

Rock Island House. (EurOpean.)-
J. W. Johnson. New York: j. y. Al
tiers, Boston: John Abraham. Glovers-
vile. y. Y; Charles Slocum. Beloit;
= o. Bunker. Princeton: Mrs. {. Il.
Baker, city: L. s. 6. Hoyt. II. Mac
Ginnis. Israel Bourgeari. Chicago;
Frank H. Hall. Aurora; James ROhan,
Aledo; John W. Long, Bloomington;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16
QUEEN SHY CROWN
Properties of Miss SutherIand's
Company are Seized by
Peoria Constables.
MANAGER BEHIND THE ACTION
Temporary Truce Patched Up and
Troupe Allowed to Show
at Canton.

DislCyalty to queen of the foot
tiles of her imaginary empire brought
| temporary embarrassment at Peoria
to a wandering group of actor folk
who appeared here Tuesday of this
week. As the curtain was lowered up
on the last effective tableau of More
Than Queen at the Grand opera
house and while the people of the au-
Gience were still fumbling among
their wraps. constables seized all the
available costumes Of the company to
satisfy a claim of the former business
manager. Wemyss Henderson.
The deliberately wrought crown of
gilt paper and the mitre and the biSh-
cps staff and shimmering stuffs of
unknown teXture-these were heaped
in corners by stern-faced constableS.
while the queen and the members of
her discreGited court stood by and al
most wept. and while in the invincible
emperor stroked his chin.
The leading man assured Justice
Reuter-. from whose court the papers
were issued, that the action of the
former business manager was inspired
by spite and that but two weeks sal
AIRY are due him. To subStantiate his
statement he produced Il statement
submitted by Henderson. He stated
that he could produce the necessary
Forthcoming bond and would show in
Canton with all historic properties in
tact.
Try to Secure Box Office Receipts.
An attempt was made by the CON
stables to seize moneys of the com
Pany in the box office. the statement
of Manager Harrington being finally
accepted instead.
After noon yesterday arrangements
were made by the manager of the
company to give a Forthcoming bond
and contest the case when it is called
Jan. 20. The property of the com
pany was then given over by Justice
Reuter- and the company left for Can
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16

Chorus girls stranded in Chicago
have Il friend in Prescott. Ariz Upon
applying To Rev. Johnson Myers. pas
tor of the immacu Baptist church.
they will he provided with money
either TO pay their railroad fare home
or TO support them temporarily in
Chicago. y fund to he used for that
purpose has been received by Mr.. My
ers from Prescott. Who the friend is
no one but Mr.. Myers knows, and he
viii not tell. The amount of money
also j. Il secret. According to the
pas-cr it j. more than $500 and less
than $1,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16

l. z. Peterson, H. B. Tollansbee. Pc
oria; Ira Cottingham, Edwardsvi!le,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16

Yesterday, Manager Mcfarland,
forwarded to the Atlanta club the re-
lease of Charles McGill from the De-
Catur team. McGill had heretofore
been promised to Mr.. Powell in eN-
change fer Louis Greubner, whom the
Atlanta manager had only loaned to
us last summer ut the time when we
needed a shortstop very badly, Grueb-
ner's full release will be sent to the
Decatur club in Il few days and efforts
will be made to have him resigned
with Decatur. Charley McGill will
make good pitcher for Atlanta. He
was scarcely himself last season be-
cause of the injury To his shoulder
which he received in the spring prac-
tee with Louisville. after which he
really never got in shape. These who
saw him work realized that about all
he was doing was to draw his money
and pitch as little as possible. He
was really only in shape the last few
games Cf the season. when he certain
" did well. Year before last he was
better pitcher than Gus Dorner.-
Decatur Review.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16
Try to Secure Box Office Receipts.
AT THE HOTELS.

NJ the Harper Charles Epstein,
New York: NJ. T. Rutter, Chicago; r..
Il. IIirsch. Chicago; ID. !. McCarthyg
Beardst own; II. d. Burton. Chicago;
William J. Smith, Chicago: j. T. Rem
fire, Chicago: II. Gee and wife. Chica.
go; James L. Mills, Chicago; II. {. Nc
Keas, Cleveland; {. V. Donovan. Chi
cage: William Kaden. Chicago; c. s.
Richards, Port Byron; j. y. Day, De-
troit; j. Davis. Omaha: y. f. McDole.
Sahula; :. Meserance, Kansas City; T.
Smith. Kansas City: :. {. Clifford,
Rock Island; ii. y. Robinson, Cleve-
land; Il. +. Green, Chicago; II. Waiter
son, Louisville: {. II. Renhart. st. Lou
is; W. 4. Hope, Chicago: {. F.. Sutton.
st. Louis; +. T.. Clements. New York;
J. G. Goldman, Delmar, Iowa; II. y
Parker. Delmar, Iowa: \. \. Murder.
OSkaluuSa, Iowa; +. II. Kanchcn, Gin.
cinnati; {. y. Cation, Chicago; !. Mey-
er. Chicago; John Zahm, Reynolds;
II. p. Wait and wife, Kansas City;
George Nenard. Chicago: Henry Gang.
kewanee: j. w. Mcmillan, Kansas
City; Jessie Mitchell. Michigan: Alice
C. Nash, Minneapolis. W. y. Barr, Chi
cago; Mrs. Eva Childs. GAINESVILLE, o.;
l.. NJ. Sutton, Peoria; Florence Brown.
st. Paul: VIM Frielett, Chicago; W.
ID. Oliver. Marquette: L. +. Pope
Brooktield, Mo; +. Il. Ingalls,, New
York; NJ. ID. Rosenfield. Moline: Il. II.
Smith, f. y. Criley. New York: s. w.
.Iamison, Chicago; William Hutton,
Milwaukee; Elizabeth f. Greer. St.
Paul: y. {. Berkstresser. Peoria; j.
Williams, Indianapolis; ID. W. Hare.
Monmouth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16

Springfield will have Sodded dia-
mond next season with skinned base
lines. Canvas covers will be secured
for the lines, so they may be kept
dry in wet weather.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-16
THE STAGE

Jan. 17.-John Griffith, in Mac
BETH
Jan. 2l, %, 23.-The Flints, hypno-
fists.
abandon hope all We who enter
here" il the well-known inscription
over the entrance of Dante's Inferno.
But of all the pictures of evil. none
can compare with the fearful incanta-
ticn Of the witches seen in Shakes
pcare's play. As the poet says. My
young remembrance cannot parallel
fellow to it In days gone by, the
spirit business on the stage was
manglei fearfully. but at the pres
ent time with the aid of chemicals.
bicgraphs. electricity and steel, the
spirits are produced in wonderful
shape and not at all unpleasant to the
eye. Several of these modern up-to-
date novelties are exhibited by the
splendid company in Macbeth" with
John Griffith at the Illinois tomorrow
evening.
The Daily Republican, OF Cedar
Rapids, Ia. has to say Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert l.. Flint: The Flints drew
an audience that completely filled
Greene's Opera house last night. it be-
ing their opening performance of their
weeks engagement here. II being
their sixth weeks visit to our city
shows in what regard our theatre
gocrs hold them. In saying the audi
..
There was a continual laugh from he,
ginning to end. After DIR. Flint's lee
ture and testing the volunteers, he
surrendered the stage TO the fun
maker of the company as she i call.
ed. y very handsome lady magnifi.
Gently gCwned, responded to the intro
ductiCn Of Mrs. Herbert l.. Flint. i
did not take her five minutes to con
vince that vast audience that she was
rightly named-the handkerchief
entertainment iS vast improvement
on years gone by. Their program is
presented with the idea of creating
laughter. and il does. \ special new
feature this season. and an Original
idea of Mrs. Flint's, i the costumine
of the subjects with the electrical
calcium effects. Last night they had
subjects imagine they were skirt
dancers, Spanish dancers and butter.
fly dancers. y beautiful sight it was
indeed and will prove a great winner
especially with the knowledge that
Mrs. Flint is 10 he upon the platform
every evening" The Flints are to bC
here Jan. u, - and ~.
Chorus UirIs stranded in CHICAGO
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k0doI Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Misadventure of Dennis

New ORR Herald.
Capt. Eugene II. c. Leutze, L. S.
N, commander of the battleship
Maine, has German blood In his veins
and vast knowledge of detail about
naval ordinance IN his head. Before
he was given the Maine and last went
to sea he was superintendent Of III
gun factory at the Washington Navy
Yard, and gained the reputation OF
being a strict task II aster.
Habitually au "early to bed eraly
to rise" man, Capt Leutze found
himself unable to sleep one night.
He arose, dressed, left his quarters
and walked down to one of the gun
shops. Although three shifts ere
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very near being successful was near
Odom's blacksmith shop, when he
again fastened his suspenders about
his neck and jumped off the fence.
This time he was taken down by
blacksmith John Galloway, who took
him down and gave him a spanking
and reported the matter to his mother,
who gave him a genteel floggisg.
The motive OF the young suicide
has not been learned, but 1t may be
that he Is crossed In love or 1t may
be the bad fruit from the example
chronicled In week before last Issue.
However Harry Is still In the flesh
and was up on the streets just after
the attempt to hang himself hunting
for some one to play "dinks" with
him, but he don't like to talk about
the matter.