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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
YERKES PREPARING
TO ENFORCE RULING
ConfeSses That He Expects to
Have Trouble Deciding Which
Patent Remedies Contain Too
Much Whisky, Too Little Medi-
cine.
EEPrrLIC SPECIAL.

EEPCrLIC SPECIAL.
Nas shifatnn. Oct .S.-Co.7mISsiliic
ferkcs - making preparations TO put iaiU
effect on Decemb.r ], next. his order re-
Guir.ng dealers ia and manufactures nf
patent medicines of distinct alcoholic
prop, rites and of ya-ior. essences that
communities to pay licenses Us liquor
dealers.
Mr. Y.Tkss ras had some curious cor
T'spo1aence with the patent :i'ecic'n" an:
calls from representative y! q n':mOcs' Cf
these concerns. lie admits that he NAV
have difficulty IL drawing the line be-
tween these compounds con,iiriaG to,
much whisk- and too little :,1.ti.cins. and
those having some medicine va!u'.
IL. has received numerous 'tips' from
the manufacturer 90 whisky compounds
tha: !! ne decides their MIXTURES contain
too much whisky ..!r,. too t"w Other in-
iT.t.Iart- 20 b.. termed medicine. they will
promptly throw !r another handful or Two
hy reduce the proportion OF whisky. Son.
~ them say plainly they have no ida ~
i.;tinS up In their Widespread advcrtis-
ing In n"N.paIrr, ard .ise"h.Is; ahI
each cas. hy adding more medicine, th-r,-
BY. Z: possible. coming within IN. line
that nlu.; he drawn.
Mary c' :hem admit that Il Is tn"
whisky that makes III. medicine attrac-
tive to the public. Buyers % the stun
are not sufficiently well versed In nl"h-
C.r' To- Know ~n' tf.Hr trNE are -''Nitls
som. stimulation Of appetite and dI-
Esstion from whisky or medicine. The
temporary benefits ar. ascrthed 20 til.
modtcin. and aot 70 tho whisky.
Tho agitation Of the subject will pfph-
ably result in tn. ira awinG Of n bill tn
hs fach.red in both branches ~ Congress
that wiI! tax these rn.-isin. solely ~
basis Q! th. alcohol contents. one propn-
siion that has received Endorsement. :
that maximum ~ alcohol viii - al
lowed To patent medicines before 'h"y can
b. 'GNei. say }, yer cent. This y about
six times more alcohol than i CnEtain"I
IN domestic b.s.-. which pays heavy tax
Commissioner Sa-ks. viii fa.r hts Gc-
ton n many CaEs< on n. fact. vel!
k-pu1 20 collectors Uf internal revenue,
that certain medicines and SavrriaE *
tracts ana essences arC sold IL prohibition
communities almost openly 60. the s!cohn!
they contain.
Letters have reached the office g. the
Commissioner Indicating that ~ many
prohlb;riCn communities, notably Kan
sas. the ;a;sn; m.,licin. hah;; ha. boon"
a. rC-liF-aSd as the Corst.e aat!' among
Chinese Many a p-ohihiuoEis' keeps II
splendid health. not 10 say s.!r:ts. on MS
morning and evening dcse- -: psiz'as'r
ya.s1t medicine many "s which ar~ the
corr puI.s.t.s Of local druggists WI" under
stand n. in-al demands and meet t. ~
With Jus; the riSh: sort o: PREPARATION
Nairc. New EarpsE!r" ana Vermont
furnish customers for millions q. Nrtt'"s
81 widely advertised compounds that
hing sunshine To- the afflicted snul ans.
Danish pains az: aches
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
GIRL FOUGHT HIGHWAYMAN.
Bravcly Attacked Man With Hat
pin and Put Him {" Flight.
EFYfTri.Ir srr|INi.

N!llviilH y. J. oct .S-i- Carrie fsul-
lo~i~ q vr-,ty nj girl uss passing a
~.-iIt:aj st.1. surrounded by woods IL
W.>t Niii,!'e Efl. returning f.rrr ,.e-
employ rrsrt man tuIy-Nd out and.
y'srsUE his ha-3 over hcr mouth threw
hs- "a ;Nc ground TNr sirl t.u-h. her
sSSs!i.r. With tsrIstr ard finally sue
r.7--9ri n max rS .n c-t~-y. ra-s.ug the
NlCrvsy-Tar To- I.i.gts" hCE an: IVA -
through the v.ois
The girls 'aTh.r Nt al.-I a. a--.5ssI IN.sSS..
- thirty men ard -NaT~h.-. Tor his laugh
;s-s asSsiia1t all r.iEhs. bat c1rii 'uI 10
trace O. E.E.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29

New Esr-r. Co---- o-.- S-S-- >-,~s-d
sse ssG freight schooner NzS1rx Ns-~al
q ,st- riyy. ,oG-a foC So.fSs- A. Miss
rss-tGs =. r>av ~. Gsres.~- o< willis
i.,.-< o-c 90 TIE managing csnrr. q:
Cn-~y iagsss~rs Q: rss-.3 Corr.
-e- Sz-~s- - 1ye--1As.e. scc-o.e-
s-xAxyss - ih- ycsi-ca--Tt-x t-1d-. .-t
-. .-as a-rsr-- -scs.a,iors ~ tse psy e.
cas4-p ard --f,a.y .;s.cru.c-sss IT, yo--.e
acrse Siac "a rvl-Tu - Sss York BY
s:.a-.ef N..A.a ;sS .sya
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
DIED ON 4 RED-H01 STOVE.
Aged Man Attacked by Heart
disease in Kitchen.

ErI'i E,rr SPECIAL.
Rsa6.zr n or- S-Tse hody o: h.r
fAts-r. An.or wct.-r = years old iys-e
OF F---Sos stove AIS -ae discovery
~ - b g-~ EsT1x-3 ptrraE I'll THE
s;tr-rF1 g h-T hs.-..
To- sis-r cAEssi ta~ woman 80 SNeoa-
oehs- r1-r,nsTs .: tAe :s-1siy tired 20 re-
ytvr ;h~ a.Ar bu- GlthooS avail Wien .
ysys.c.zG arrived he ~2s extinct II -
s-4:essS. "a. n. --aa Vas attacked ey
Sss:. .asC-. vslts ->a. :h1 stove
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
PASTE GEM FOR $500 RING.
S,.lish!v .A,tir"d C"upl" Rob
BROOKLYN .Iew-lsr.
rTrC-th

lsts'I -si--| r8s-CIsLs
Ssv York. 1scr. 81. " SSfs. s CO.
..s.is->. E.rc a3-rnNrr~f KAT a S-U a.
rsursi -t-S rad t-r4 SO 81 from them a.
ts-t- R-cnkiE- otsic". NJ ~ Fulton
.;rvr;. so3 ;hAt = PASTE Imitation had t.ca
substituted
stylish mar ard woman. selecting th,
--o~s expensive r.1E n t-Sy. asked r<r-
-ii-Ss17 20 tzs. IL - Tire aireos 20 80
the stone ~ tzy'iSsI T1e sai.~riri cor
.-nttrS. "a. sC;e-rTpt'G hy s;rsrscT
csc u = s-ii+N.. Was a Confederate
rs.s .hsv lcf, q & t~pG-:t s-i ssi they
svii. call TIE rcxi day ard bur 80 ring
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29

Jewclry worth &.HN or 40 and yalua-
h!e papers We're IN the sate. Mr.. Graves
Is u broker at No. 20 BroSd street. New
York.
His residence stands only short lis
ta'cc from the street. ami there oth'f
houses adjoining and across tire rond The
robbery was not discovered until Mr..
snd Mrs. Graves returned HON. soon after
: o'clock. After s o'clock all tn" servants
were down on the iirSt floor
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29

Mtlk..harr-. "a Oct Sin the "To-t
~ co,l.-; the money i.f; 20 her n rem NJ
hrance Of a hnv a.3 Ciri love Ms Ssrah
! wilcox Of Carbonate Is suing Ms.
Henrietta WlL~ori @: Sc-an'rr II! the
cas-. Il now on trial IN TvusAaraocs
N.s Wilson'S husband ,.ied seven years
ago ard Mrs wilcox alleges that waen
he vas r1akf-s his viii shortly Before b.
died ~ expresses .hs desire 20 lesTe \
considerable sur. Il money 20 her. 20
whom p, was engaged 30 be married
wien Trey SerE young rs wife. .. is
stated b~gSed h.r. noc to rake this pro-
v,.:oa ~ the viii promising 20 Cav the
r,oney hefp-:s then sas estate WAS SET
tied Ms. Wilcox says .he never received
tbs Ec3eT.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29

III. :oisosinv extract. .- from i.'ist. sri'.
treated AZ The tan-s r,nstpTiIfn f,f irus,
,..sin. 'csm their statements, the Jane.
tr..,r.-r' Is ruc~.vfui In cases - tbi- elias.
Rad rhs.f i-tisr. Thsy vii. pfyys 'n''rts'ins
one .: :h-ir sen.tpIiars in This 'i,, fhr :.
LOUIS ss.ns;aTiufn 4 IN ct.ts" % Chss
rr,i~n,s VII, hsy. 'aE.n Tie lame. ,f.s,rcu.
ior wh:'sT. Drug. cissfs';s ana ."'"r''
rr'Rrp oF WHISKY H.niT
''Cfzrlss Jam.s-!.AI -iT. u IA. mn
b. en- r1G~ tIu. .Iu~~ l l~'t var sbfafTs,1ff..
Nher, toos '-vs'nsr' Or rhsssy uat!t
ssisEy. snf ny general hath 10 much IN
pTsSsl e. every u,s sgh s.s"p su'i. "nl
s'pi apT~ti'" and ny Sns"s',"n e 81 rirbt.
a.s.at bat asy troH, .oF. 'iee. ; p.
t urn. -h.s ~ I'M h.. hff - f.t, ssssy c" ,s "
- So IL s a. & 70 ,51' ssS,'.,,," ,, ), 80 ,,.ss sss
Tor tr.ss-snt ~. t~s' lnt.sim"nt ,. .N~
fasi. Tns psr'y that -sntsi r'',.. 0n hon,s
n.t mac. .. !. ,,iii dr,nslns .hi 1 'hihs
~ siii si,hsf orssr Hone Tr's'sl.u' ~ g. -
a.. ssnaioriVIz soon GIVE ray e.' s-Sarss
-; pi.h.. o.. yVur.e' ans go .srs'1rivn,
a. ,o..r. truly - ~ WILLIAMS
Moron. Mis-. o<,. y i,s'''
tr-gEp ~ pRvU nAsiT
NJ. G a.. isa-s-i~s, >i,: 4. yo'. tro'
90, tn ,c-fr rAns,oyisr'a - shs l.th ~ soSsrns
@ =. r.. s e l.. hfrs iss is ~, az. .iaa., ~
Q. T.a:nen' . ,.,IIs.i ssw. na: en,y .sr-'i
,s-s,xf, - n. nos sts-s ! ,hiss ssss Z .ss
oa.- :i.,. z r.'rs.n. sns 'ss, II ,.os an
ssaerins Evea sss. under tire isfs~ocs 81
tais tsrr,sis 6Ta6 : 0as rieesshit ereesuss.
ss,s s,nss: sssd-rnei ! must ~. sasss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
BURGLARS TAKE SAFE AWAY.
Drop II From Second Story
While Servants Arc Eating.
aErsL-c SPECIAL


O-srxe " J. OFT. S--A safe weighing
a, leas. - pounds vas rolled scfoss q
room on tire sscon! aooY and dropped ouf
os a a:ndou q: ;se homs Of Edward Haie
Crsrcs. scath Orange. az shs dinser heyr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
Grew Ia 0gis Death.

kEPrRfjc spf3'1Af.
Denver, Colo. Oct. S,-E"Csus' ~
rapil growth Rsrtholi Wrlnhagcn it.
81 milwaukee. died At the A"trnp""
Hotel Tho boy was hut i, years old and
was u feet inch In height.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
WANT TARIFF ON
HIDES REMOVED
Central Leather Company Joins
National Shoe Manufacturers
Association in Demand-Expla-
nation of Present Conditions.
REPCBLrC SPECIAL

$500 - SA'iN --'lAae
New York. Oct. Sin tn. movement
begun 70 have TN. tariff removed on i.iC.s
tor tanning pup s.. the Central Leather
ioini,anys :9:m.rX the tinted States
cern N the tni,t! States: II no, ia the
void. Will co-"p.ra;" with the National
shoe M7nafaH'.rars' Associa.lon.
:: Augustus Heaiy. the vice pTssia.t:,
said thai a.. ,r--i va, not responsible
:9r ihs L!gn price "f sole leather. Mr;
H.-aly added tina, ~" sam ,,0ndit ons of
high prices "N.-IeI the w"rli over. only
nat III" tariff o: = rcr cent. imposed by
the Govsrnnl":!t. made leather 0E!ces high
country.
''Much has h-cn said in the papers abou;
The Central i-'"theT COMPANY advancing
s,,c.iraI-.s II the cUuntry found rnerl-
selves UIIhi. 10 max" any profit" sud
Nj Hs.iIy. The shD.Takrrs know that
III. tanner. could n!t max u rnl:k";
70. sole leather. AEl that Il is the aivIncc
~ h!iss. ihc Tas material. which has
:or-"a up the price "f l.a'h"r
our c"Hap%ny is roceiying no con-
~" contrary. w. ar" r"c"!v ns comp ants
from our competitors because W. ar" try
ing to ho.f r-Ices down II - IL tho tn
rsr'st 81 the Central Leather company
that prices :or raw material should re-
main I"v. I"v then consumption Il 1t rs
tc-t
HIDES STEADILY ADVANCING
In ths lest -wc years. c"aun-ed NJ.
HeaIy. ",!gm.stc hides have a.vaIc'.i ~
yr!C. from ~ to ., p.T cent The makers
- & ., shoes ans. other similar ns"d-rric.
shoes have done 50 much advertising o.
,h.. ,r,c. - :hg.r shoes that they az" sx-
cc-,,iaGly ioaiEe 10 move ~ ttr V.lsc o:
their output To- conform with ~" aivanc"
IL. tn. ir.ls .. IN" raw material
In tl. JncEr -;rD". hides cnHtiru' 20 ad-
vance. II .hs lsSt :.w days ;h"T" hi-
-. -.sr S.- =
amounts and th"y ar" row 2; ~ tisn-
est point In r-any years. NniwItslsti't
Ing tn. h.Su Vg!ccs tUT tn. = de- tate
never seen. IN the last tw.rty- ave se"fs.
such = scarcity .: supplies h-IZ y 70
speculative 80" 20 -" rnsrNc'- =" a.!-
vance EaS been az. tr SLs continuity
broadening demand
Tn. duty o. hii.S = an ad FSl":-IIi
one, ana a. IL. y O. C"ntinses u ~
Va..-a. ~" cost H. .rra''C 20 Us -
rsass= CUr-r-titIo; SIth cnSE'Ties o.. .hs
IL S,..th America q very di'nGu!t tAs1 ''T
ti.. tanners o- the Tinted state
t. l.. Vaughan. president ~ IN" l h.,.'
STAT So Nar6 s'Ty COMPANY % NO.
q Wa street. as,-rihc- ;h- form
r-.nysr.H- entirely q the NsN knsianI
--.-r,fa--f.r--S I. - the biz f1-iy-!"-
;ra, ,rs--, gIt la". - ,H..sS ;Iir- "t s..o'-
,.siI. which ar affected" =" stit such
rg--ce--,. a-a All .ls-a,s3 n SsS England
Tua lE---r M Trsk Elarg's-'G-ers anc
rSysr Ir--a,.A near here E1.ss higher
r-.-.,i = = All ! do rN' imagine Iha'
he, uD4l5 E-isvs unE~h over 4 rtss u ai'S
would put - the TTlS"s - t1s ch-ap
cor,l,-tt--- G- tro shGlr- I believe IN"
trade a.rS prefers 70; 70 interfere
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-29
THREE HUNDRED "FAKE"
BANKS IN new YORK.

Hungarian and Italian Immigrants Are Feecd Out 0OO0O
Year-These Shorved Financial Institutions Dupe the I
and Their interruptions Operators Nearly Always E
cape
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-16

a large audience at the Illinois theatre
last evening in David Garrick's Love -
In his support is Il capable company
Whiteside as David Garrick, the actor
to whom ali England bowed. assumes
the difficult task of feigning drunken
ness, which is 50 easily over or under
done He did nothing and said moth
ing that would not be expected of Il
man whose condition he was initiating.
His coming to himself. and. upon be-
ing reminded of his promise TO cure
the woman of her love. falling back
into his role of a deceiver. breaking off
eloquence with the foolish harangue
of a drunkard was another bit of acting
difficult to those of less ability than
Walker Whiteside
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-16
ABOUT THE RAIL WAYS.
More Through Line TaIk.-The lon

More Through Line TaIk.-The long
and much-ta,ked-of through line from
Davenport 10 the Missouri river for
the use of the Rock Islands through
train service. both passenger and
freight. from which Iowa towns will
be sure TO suffer. is now an actually.
according TO reports from Grinnell.
Surveyors are now in the field max
ing an effort TO find a direct route
with not to exceed a 15-foot to the
mile grade, which the company de
mands of the engineering corps. ana
before the undertaking will be finally
decided upon. Positive information
has been received TO the above effect
and il is further stated that this grad
lent is practically announced as being
determined, by line from Davenport
westward. leaving Muscatine about
three miles to the south to a point
intercepting the Montezuma extension
of the old b. c. X. & y. after reach
ing the divide, using that line almost
entirely TO Montezuma or some point
near there. thence through to- Pella
and on to some point near Dunreath,
where they would cross the Wabash
and follow the Des Moines river bot
tom into Des Moines.
This survey, while seeming long TO
those making guess, actually short
ems the distance TO the capital city
and can be built for less than two
and one-half million dollars. The sur
vey being run now encounters the diff
ficult problem of getting out of Dav
/
as a regular service, but the present
chart shows the line TO now be within
| the requirements as TO grade by using
a pusher and also to get over and
around the Homestead hill with I
grade less than 10 feet To the mile
which in railroad verbiage is regarded
as water level Should this latter line
be accepted ii will so far depart from
| the now main line as to leave Grin
nell about three miles to the north
1t will shorten the route TO Dies Nome:
about eight miles, and can be placed
in commission ready for train service
| for not to exceed three million dollars
| This will be at least four million les.
than was expended in Strengthening
and double tracking the %" and vii
give the Rock Island a much shorter
route from Chicago TO Omaha thar
either the Northwestern or the c.. b
* q.
Forty-Four Years with Burlington
Scion Kimball is the oldest conductor
in point of service on the Burlington
he having this week started his 45tl
year with the road. He runs on the
passenger train on the Quincy brancl
out of Galesburg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-16

mand for it against the city His de
mand comes 40 years after the sum
fell due. The letter will be referred 10
the city attorney.
Obituary Record.-Thursday evening
al Mercy hospital occurred the death
of Henry c. Schroeder, aged 20 years.
He was born in Scott county and lived
With his parents five miles north of the
city.
Thursday evening. ar his home, 329
West Tenth street. occurred the death
Of Meredith Rollins. colored, at the age
of - years Deceased followed rail-
reading as an occupation. and is sur
vived by his wife Minnie
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-16
ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE.
Real Estate manifestations '

Real Estate Transfers.-Elmore w.
Hurst to Joseph Griff. lot 6, block 4,
Second Paramount add. Moline, 1925.
w. c. Maucker to w. S. Pate, lots Is
and Il. block l. Woodruff & Sears
First add, Sears, $1,000.
William j, Bleuer 10 J. n Mason, lot
/, block >. Wooilawn add, Moline. 81.
Lovina Holland 10 John q. Dahlberg,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-16
DAVENPORT DOTS.

Cleaning Up City.-T. H kemmerer
refuses to be interviewed upon his
present reform crusade. but it Is learn
ed that he does not intend to stop af-
ter cleaning up Fifth street. but Will
carry his crusade into other sections of
the city Just how he will proceed in
the matter is not known for certain
~. but the probabilities are that he in
tends TO lay his grievances before the
grand jury in session and to ask that
action be taken by them.
o
Pugilists Discharged.-As was pre-
dicted, Kid zimmerman and Kid Balm,
the two pugilistic stars who are alleg-
ed to have engaged in a prize fight at
Henry Eichners place on Monday
night. were discharged in Justice Han 5
court. Their discharge came az the
request of County Attorney a. w. Ha-
mann. who stated TO the court That 1t
was impossible To collect any evidence
showing that a purse or other prize had
been rendered the principals.
o
Prisoner Escaped.-The sheriff and
his assistants with the assistance OF
the local police are searching dihgent-
" for F. Williams, who was bound over
to the grand jury and who escaped
while the prisoners were being led
into the court house To- pass upon the
grand jurors. He has not yet been
found.
Had Reunion.-The Harvard club
composed entirely of former students
OF that well known university, held Its
annual banquet at the Outing Gun
Thursday evening. There were Is at
the board when dinner was served.
Settles Big Subtitle suit of Gus
Pappas. the Greek laborer, against the
Rock Island road has been settled and
will be dismissed The Greek was su
ing for S35 900. but when offered $3.50,
by the claim agent of the road. accept
ed. Sharon & Donegan and Schmidt 4
Vollmer were attorneys for the plain
tin. and the Greek agreed 10 take the
$1,000 before seeing his attorneys abOu
the matter.
W. c. T. U. Officers.-The seconC
session of the 18th annual convention
OI Iut E4ltNtDll iONa uiNAi'N VI 'A'
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
was held yesterday at St. Johns NJ. Il
church. The most important featur,
of the meeting was the election of dis
trict officers for the coming year. Tbs
election resulted as follows: Presi
dent. Mrs. Emma Betsinger. of Clin
ton; vice president, Mrs. Mary Read
ing. OF Davenport; recording secretary
Mrs. Nav. of Davenport; correspond
ing secretary. Miss l.. Pearce. of Gin
ton; treasurer. Mrs. Hattie Dalrymple
OF Clinton.
Some Interest Accrued.-City Treas
urer J. Ii. Phillips has received let
ter from Thomas Andrews. of Buffalo
y. v. the contents of which will prove
interesting TO citizens of this city. Mr.
Andrews holds a coupon for interes
on the loan of 1856, made by the cit.
at that time. The coupon calls for so
interest ON the loan This amount. &C
cording to the coupon. fell due May l
1865. This sum evidently has not beer
paid. and Mr.. Andrews is making a de
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-16

ne lot ,. Lindahrs subdiv.. Dodge's
add. Rock Island, $4,000.
\ F. Casper to Matilde Uthof, lot
II. block ,. Black Hawk Fourth add,
Rock Island. $500.
f. H. Stafford To John IL. Richards.
VIZ lot %. block 10. Silvis, $ll2.5O.
l.. Steiginga to A. Steiginga, lot &,
block 4. Second Paramount add. Mo
line. 5000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-16
AMUSEM ENTS.

Taylor's New One AS he goes for
the rich, riotous and ridiculous revela
tons in city life for his melodramatic
material. Charles a. Taylor has wide
and fertile field to Gull from, of when
he takes full sensational and sunny
advantage, as will be again shown al
the Illinois theatre tonight in the pre-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-16

large massive poles started to rolling
off the pile. starting the second one.
He was caught by one of the poles and
dragged TO the ground with it. When
picked up he was unconscious but the
examination at the hospital showed
that he had escaped all internal inju-
ries and had sustained only few pain
full bruises.
Anderson ayIer.- Herman Ander-
son. machinist in the Deere shops, and
Miss Mamie Taylor. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Charles Taylor of Fourteenth
street. were married Thursday after
noon by Justice Harvey y. Williams
The attendants were Ruth Taylor, sis
ter of the bride. and Otto Marks. Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson will reside in this
city.
Death of Mrs. O'Hara.-Mrs W. A
O'Hara passed away from the family
home. 1872 Twelfth avenue, Thursday
after a year of failing health. Mrs
QHara came with her husband, who is
employed in the J. c. Ernest barber
shop. from Mount Carroll, H.. TO this
city in November of last year. Hel
maiden name was Adelia Y. Hall anC
she was born in Mount Carroll MAY
6. 1872. She was married in Fulton in
1892 TO Mr. O'Hara and they resided
in Mount Carroll till their removal tc
this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-16

Bad blood and indigestion are dead
~ enemies to good health. Burdocll
Blood Bitters destroys them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-16
MOLINE MENTION,
Rev. Haney chosen.-Richard s. Ha-

Rev. Haney Chosen.-Richard s. Ha-
ney was voted a call 10 become pastor
of the Second Congregational church
at the meeting pf the members OF the
church He had practically a clear
field in the vote, so general was the
sentiment in his favor. He will take
up his new duties tomorrow. Mr.. Ha-
rey heretofore has been lifelong
worker in the Methodist church, and
is a regularly ordained minister in that
denomination. He will withdraw
from the Methodist denomination, ana
will espouse the Congregational faith,
between which and the Methods
faith there is no radical difference
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-16

Suffers ReIapse.-It is reported that
Charles Dewrose. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Dewrose, of this city. who sus-
tanned conclusion OF the brain in a fall
at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. has suffered a
relapse and that his condition is seTi-
Gus. His mother has departed for his
bedside.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-16

Miss Eaton Well Gown ed.-Miss
Eaton, leading woman with VanDyke
and Eaton company, as Vera in THE
Hands of the Gar" appears in Il white
Duchess satin gown. trimmed with
point lace medallions. and embroidered
with silver sequins. in the first act.
In the second act she wears an emer-
aid green velvet empire gown encrust-
ed with pearls. while the red robe gilt
tering with thousands of red sequjns,
used in the fourth act is from Gustav
Blair, Paris. The feminine portion of
tne house will see much to delight
them as well as synpathizing with
the woes of the Inflated Vera Tbs
company opens week engag cement
| mere Monday night with The EN-
bezzler'
Whiteside More Popular Than Ever
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-16

The Lyman Twins in the Rustlers.-
One of the largest and most pleasing
musical comedy attractions of the sea
son will be seen at the Illinois theatre
tomorrow, when the famous comedians,
The Lyman Twins appear with their
excellent company in the seasons big
success, .'The Rustlers." This twin
star comedy contains an abundance of
big features, pleasing novelties, charm
ing specialties. with dainty chorus of
pretty girls funny comedians and a beau-
tiful display of electrical effects never
before seen with this class of attrac-
ion This new success was written
expressly for these young stars like
! all others in which they have appeared
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-16

with wonderful success. but from the
way The Rustlers' is meeting with
approval from both press and public,
they have outdone all previous at
tempts in this production, carrying a
large company and all necessary scenic
equipments complete