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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-12
COURT HOUSE RECORD.
Probate Record.

Estate of Paul Bettich. deceased.
Final report of executor filed. Waiver
of notice by heirs at law and consent
that said final report may be approved
and estate closed filed.
Estate of Emma P barrow. deceas-
ed. Final report of administrator filed
sole heir at law and distributor. 1t ap-
pears there is nothing for distribution
herein. Said administrator discharg-
ed and said estate closed.
Estate of Clara T. Plummer deceas-
ed Inventory filed and approved
Proof of publishing and posting notice
to creditors filed and approved.
Real Estate Transfers.
William H. Montgomery to John
Montgomery, lots and 8, block 40,
Chicago or lower add, to Rock Island
$1,000.
Hugh E. Curtis to James NJ. Murray
tract in assro. lot lie Claire's re-
serve section Is. range 1w, $S25.
Emma E. Nourse to William c. Cow
ley, JT., Acme add, Moline, lots Il and
IS, block 5, $3.50.
Circuit court-Law.
SO, The Union Telegraph & Tele-
phone company VS.. Henrietta, ct al
Dismisses petition as to the defendant.
131, Edward Conyn, administrator of
estate of August Van Dazzle VS.. c., r.
|. & p. railway company. Demurrer
sustained as to third count and over
ruled as TO balance. Leave given
plaintiff to amend third count.
Chancery.
ia, Frank A Herbst VS.. Moline
Building, Saving & Loan association.
Defendant served and not answering
called and defaulted.
III. NJ. NJ Sturgeon VS.. Elizabeth
Meyser. Bond of David w. Mathews
as principal and William Rettig and
Robert Nave filed and approved.
1876, LeOna Peters VS.. Julius Peters.
Defendant called and defaulted. Cause
heard and divorce granted and petition
that defendant resume her maiden
name
235, Mary Anthony VS.. TheOphicl An
thOny. Defendant called and de-
faulted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-12
Arrest Negro.

Because of a telegram from the Chi
cago to this city, the local police ar
rested a colored man who gives the
name of William Harris and who an
swers the description given by the
Chicago authorities. In case Harris is
one the Chicago people are after he
will be taken back to the Windy City
to answer to a charge of assault with
a deadly weapon. The negro who is
wanted participated in the strike up
there. as a strikebreaker, and in mix
up cut a man seriously with knife.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-12
HER WEAKNESS GONE
HOT FLASHES AND KING
SPELLS CONQUERED AT LAST.
How She Got Rid of Serious Troubles
by simple Home Treatment.

MIS- Murphy Tells Her Fellow sufferers
How She Got Rid of Serious Troubles
by simple Home Treatment.
Il had been bothered for several
years. said Mrs. Murphy, by stomach
disorder, and finally | became very
weak and nervous. Flashes of heat
would pass over me. and l would feel
as if | was sinking down. At such
times I could not do any household
work. but would have to lie down. and
afterwards l would have very trying
nervous spells"
Didn't you have doctor?" she was
asked.
Yes. | consulted several doctors but
my health did not improve under their
care. One day a friend asked me why
did not try DR.. Williams Pink Pills
told her that l had read about them in
the papers, but that | did not know
whether they were worth spending any
money on. She assured me that they
were an honest remedy, and that they
had certainly proved of the greatest
benefit in the case of her daughter. In
fact, she praised them so enthusiastic
cally that my husband got me box"
And what was the result?
Before | had taken half of the first
box my condition was greatly improved.
The quickness with which they reached
and relieved all my troubles was really
surprising. They fully justified all my
friend had said in their praise. After
l had used only three boxes l had no
more heat flashes or weak spells
Thanks TO them. have become well
woman. and l now heartily recommend
them to all other sufferers.
Mrs. Mary ID. Murphy lives at No.
1903 Force street, Fort Wayne, Ind.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills. the remedy
which she found SO satisfactory. have
tonic properties that are absolutely I'M
surpassed. They furnish directly to the
blood the elements that give vigor to
every tissue of the body and promote
healthy growth. They strengthen the
stomach at once and insure its CO.
operation. They can be depended on
to revive failing strength, and to ban
ish nervousness.
AS soon as there is drag, or dizziness
or pallOr, or poor circulation, or diSOr-
dered digestion, or reStlessnesS, or
pains or irregularities of any kind these
famous pills should be used. They are
expressly adapted to purify and enrich
the blood, and in this way they give
strength to every nerve and muscle
and organ of the body. They have
cured the most obstinate cases of amaze
mia, dyspepsia. rheumatism, neuralgia.
nervous prostration and even partial
paralysis.
If you desire information specially
suited to your own case write directly
to the DR.. Williams Medicine company.
Schenectady, n. Y. Every woman
should have a copy of Dr. Williams
plain Talks to Women" which will be
mailed free to any address on request.
Any druggist can supply the pills.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-12

One of her eccentricities is her dane
ing and she persists in this form of
pasttime much TO the amusement of
the other patients and the visitors to
the hospital. She also has habit OF
praising everyone whom she meets and
is at all times found in an agreeable
mood by the hospital attendants. Mrs.
O'Brien is a resident of Keokuk and
was recently brought TO Mercy hospi-
tai as a private patient.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-12

Wednesday night Detectives Quinn
and SchIueter arrested the woman as
a fugitive from justice. She had been
indicted by the Mound City grand jury
for enticing young girls for illicit pur-
poses, gave a bond for her appear
ance and then skipped.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-12
Jury Out All Might.

|, The jury that heard the second trial
of the case of A. r. RambO VS. the Tri-
City Railway company, returned YER
dict yesterday, after being out for 10
hours. II was in favor of Mr.. Rambo.
who was awarded $4,7S5 for injuries
which he claimed were inflicted upon
him by one of the defendants cars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-12
Chancery.
A Disastrous Calamity.

1t is a disastrous calamity, when you
lose your health, because indigestion
and constipation have Slapped it away.
Prompt relief can be had in DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They build up your
digestive organs, and cure headache,
dizziness, collie, constipation, etc. Guar
antecd Gt Hartz e Ullemeyer's drug
store; IS cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-12
Appoints Commissioner.

Mayor Andrew Olson has appointed
Arthur Pears as special assessment
commissioner to serve while work at
present pending is TO be taken care of
The mayor has decided not to appoint
one man for all the special assessment
work. but will divide the honOrs and
emoluments of the Office among his
friends. Others will be named as com
missioners for future work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-12
Obituary Record.

Wednesday evening. at the home of
the parents on Farnam street and Cen.
trail avenue. occurred the death of
Louise Caroline. the 4 months and 81
days old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. B. Besser, an employe of the Tri-
City Railway company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-12
BUYS Propertv

a deal has been closed whereby DR.
J. f. Walsh purchases from w J.
Doyle, of the Frank Nader COMPANY
for a consideration of s11.50O. the
property located at 315-317-319 Perry
street. The property has a frontage of
Al feet on Perry street. with a depth
of l2S feet. Upon it is a three-story
brick building, with two store rooms
on the ground floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-12
DAVENPORT DOTS.
Arrested Indian Woman.

Detective Sullivan, of the st. Louis
Pinkerton agency, arrived in the city
yesterday. He came here after Mrs.
Lilly Smith, a yellow complexiOned
half breed Indian, who jumped her
bond at st. Louis and fed to this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-12
new CITY BEGUN.
Refuge for consumptiVes at Las
Vegas Will be
Unique.
GIFT OF SANTA FE ROAD
Ready for Dedication Next Fall, With
Capacity of Caring for 5000
Patients.

In accepting the 81 900 900 tender of
the Santa Fe railroad and the 10000
acres OF land given by the city of Las
Vegas, N NJ. the National Fraternal
Sanitarium for Consumptives, acting in
the interest of 5000, 900 members of
fraternal organizations in the United
States, put their new community
Fraternal City-on the map of New
Mexico. six miles west of Las Vegas.
The promoters declare they have es
tablished a unique health resort. 1t is
to be a sanitarium for consumptives.
maintained by per capita contributions
of members of the big fraternal and re-
1igious orders.
Gift of SANTA Fe.
The gift of the Santa Fe railroad
consists of the $500. 900 Montezuma no.
tel building in the Rio Gallinas canyon,
including several structures in the vi
cinity, several hot springs. and 900
acres of land. representing value of
81 100000 This, with the 10000 acres
given by the city of Las Vegas, will be
the basis upon which the sanitarium
will be started.
BY next fall it is expected the place
will be formally dedicated and opened.
Plans are being made for the recep-
tion of 5000 patients. this number to|
be increased indefinitely as rapidly as
funds are available. II will require an
expenditure of $4,000 to put the place
in shape for the reception of patients.
a part of which has been contributed
in small amounts.
Common Ownership.
The government of the sanitarium
will be vested in a board of managers
composed of Is representatives of fra
ternal and religious orders. w. r.
Edison, of St. Louis, is chairman of
the board. 1t will be governed on the
basis of common ownership. with
profits to none. Most of the patients
will come from the fraternal orders,
but others will be admitted by the pay
ment of a small fee. Those who de
sire to work will have a chance at
stock farming or at any of the numer
GUS positions incidental to the opera
ton of the sanitarium
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-05-12

Impossible to foresee an accident
Not impossible to be prepared for it
DR.. Thomas Electric Oil-monarch
over pain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04

citizen and soldier. The thinning ranks
ofttfie aeorepft or fast aging veterans who
Followed tho Southern Cross with Leo
viii have n grand rally around the grave
OF Lee. The nation, the State, the inu-
nicipality and many representatives Of
the Southern States. tho noble women OF
Virginia and the. South and the genera
tion of Daughters worthy of them--all.
all will be present by representation at
least around the grave of Lee.
Business Suspended.
Through the streets OF the historic
capital OF the Conrederacy lined by thou
: sands of her citizens. the cortege Will
slowly move to the cemetery. Business
will be almost universally suspended rs a
tribute of respect to General Lee and to
enable the employees generally to unite
in honoring the gallant dead. Tho route
of the solemn procession is fully outlined
elsewhere In this issue.
When the solemn services Mt the grave
have closed three volleys OF misketry
will be fired by II battalion Of Infantry.
taps Will be sounded and the artillery
will fire n salute of seventeen guns. The
cortege will then return to the city and
be dsbanded.
MANY distinguished men from this and
other States will attend the funeral OF
General Lee, including his old comrades
In the regular army nearly fifty years ago.
Brigadier- General Z. NJ. Hayes, u. S. ~.
retired, who served with General Lee IN
his Indian campaigns years ago, VIII fol-
low his body to the grave and drop
tear upon his bier, Hundreds of those
who followed his flashing blade through
fringes Of fire and shadows of death Tor
four years In the greatest war in history
will mingle their tears with those OF the
widow and the, fatherless. The younger
generation of soldiers who followed Lee
when he appeared again IN the uniform
OF the United States army and added lus'
tire to his ripe fnmo will stand beside his
grave and offer their tributes of honor
and reverence. Governors OF this anu
other States will unite In honoring a man
whom the nation. honorcd and whose
memory it claims.
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ALL OF VIRGINlA'S
MILITIA TO COME
Procession Will be Most I'M
posing-Soldiers and Visi-
tors Flocking Here.

The military pageant attending the
obse1nlcs OF Drigadier General Fitzhusn
Lee, United States army, /; major gentI Ii
Confederate States OF AMERICA, and a
major general United States Volunteers
to-day Will embrace practically all the
militia Of the State infantry and artil-
lery. =
Two full regiments Of infantry and six
or seven companies OF unattached infan-
try with two batteries OF artillery, u total
OF thirty or thrty-onc companies OF In
fnntry and two batteries OF artillery will
participate in the pageant, all clad In
the neat, simple blue service uniforms,
Will lead tho procession, following closely
tho chief marshal and aides, and the act
ing Governor and his staff, The Infan-
try will lead the military. followed by
the artillery and next to than Will come
the veterans ana the other organizations
and representatives of various societies,
state and city officials, and citizens gen.
orally.
Acting Governor Joseph Z. Willard vii!
assemble the military and then turn over
the command of the entire parade to
Chief Marshal O'Ferrall and his aides.
Colonel a. M, Higgins. the rpnking colo
nel OF the State militia, will take COM
mand OF the troops Immediately upon Ills
arrival in the city at II A, NJ. to-day,
Colonel George Wayne Anderson COM
mandng up to that time.
Details MS TO the quartering OF troobs
had not been completed up TO last night,
The entire Seventeen Regiment and tho
Culpepcr Minute Men are to DO quarter
ed at the Seventieth Regiment Armory,
Tho others will be qunrtcred either in
Sanger Hall, Monticello Hall or tho Old
Market Hall. Most of tho visiting troops
will arrive to-day and leave in tho eve
ming. not requiring any quarters. Their
meals Will probably DO served by the
commissary Of tho Seventieth Regiment
at 20 cents per meal per man, Battery
d will probably be the guests OF Bat.
terry A, OF the Howitzers, at their arm.
DRY on North Eighth Street,
Military in Line,
The following Is complete list OF tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
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News & BOXS'ODzzzIZZRS
once 10 visit his mother. He will DO the
s.lest Of DR.. Brock While he remains ~

once to visit his mother. He will DO the
guest of DR., Brock while he remains IN
the city. .tod
~ serve MS an honorary pal-bearer: SO
nave Major Robert stiles and Colonei
John S. Mosby. ~.
General Hayes, U. 8. A., nte-long
friend Of General Lee. t tha Wastm oreIand
Coz Governor ,yyarncld, OF Maryland, arrives
this morning. lie viii be met at tn me : s.l r.
and and taken to the Wcstmorcland Club,
where no will be the guest Of the STATE
of Virginia Governor lvarliold will ac-
company Acting Governor WIZARD III IL
carriage in the funeral processl on,
Yesterday until 6 o'clock the Blues e $
guarded the body of General Lee In the
City Hall. At l O'Clock Acting Governor e,
Willard and Mayor Mccarthy visited the
closed. The Blues gave way to tho How
tiers ut 6 o'clock In the evening, VINO
will stand guard until tho funeral takes
place at 2 O'clock to-day. ,u,+ $40,
Captain w. NJ. Myers. Lieutenant B..
C. Rccs, Sergeant y, g. Pollard Ser
geant j. T.. Mood. Corportl J H. Arml-
tage, Corporal 7. N. LAID, Corporal j.. y
Prvatcs, John Bowers. II. Bucker,sC. w.
Bradley C. M Blount. II. NJ. Bennett, w.
Il. Tisdale, a. S. Hnzelgrove. 70. ".
Raylc, II. Il. IeVerlng, v. w. myers, ".
II. Myers, a. lllig, Il. S. Graham and
N. J.. Jude.
Tho pall-bcarers were: Sergeant j. c..
Pollard. Corporal J. II. Armitage, Musl-
cinh w. II. Cowardin, Prvates w. L..
Tisdale George Myers, John Bowers, r..
S. Graham, II. II, Lowering.
III st. Paul's3 Church there nrc now two
.pews marked by silver plates. On one
appears the name OF President Davis,
showing tho pew No. 63, in which he
sat when tho orderly entered and an
nounced to him that General Lee had
evacuated Richmond.
Tho other. pew No. Ill, marks the spot
where General r. f. Lee sat and there is
little doubt that soon II plate VIII mark
the pow No. 81. where General Fitzhugh
Lee sat when he was Governor Of Vir-
ginia. The pew Is on the east side Of
the church next to the center aisle and a
pillar rises by it to the gallery above
at thes,funerhl service the Following
gentlemen have been asked to serve as
ushers:
Colonel 10 Lane Stern and Messrs. r.
Randolph Wexford, st. George Bryan,
Douglas Gordon, Z, T. Harrison, Thomas
Boiling, John Young, John p. Mcclure,
Jr.. and B. Q. James.
The ushers arc requested to be at the
church not later than ono o'clock.
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Associations. one carriage; second, Junior
Memorial Associations, ono carriage;
third, Ashland Memorial Association, one
carriage; fourth and nth, Hollywood
Memorial Association, two carriages;
sixth, lakewood Memorial Association, one
carriagc; seventh md eighth, Richmond
Chapter Daughters Of the Confederacy,
two carriages; ninth, Leo Camp Auxll'
larry, one carriage.
s 4. The heads OF ali formations Will rest
on Broad Street.
8. All commands must report to the
staff officers In charge OF zach formn-
ton BY o'clock prompt.
o. The colored organization OF Spanish
American Veterans will form on Eighth
Street, north.
10. Tho escort will halt as soon as Its
Streets.
e II. Carriages containing the above or
ganizations and persons will DO brought
up Ito st. Pnuls Church in the above
order, and as they are enlptlcd Will be
parked In the Capitol Square avenue
1T will therefore, be necessary Tor the
occupants to move out Of the church IN
tho order in which they entered.
IL. The caisson for the body will be IN
position on Ninth Street, right resting
on Grace Street, and the carriages, as
they arrive with the family, will be
parked in Ninth Street. south Of Grace,
and in Franklin Street
'The head OF the column Will move
promptly at 1:45 o'clock.
FORMATION AND MOVEMENT FROM
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH:
* Chief Marshall and aids
Escort.
State military.
y Veteran organizations.
High School boys.
Soldiers Homo veterans.
8 Clergy in carriages.
Honorary pall-bearers.
& Active pall-bearers. 6
Caisson with body. ~
Family. and mourners.
State officials. III i29e W Ii ft5Bt
City officials. ". "A tts
Distinguished visitors.
Memorial associations.
Richmond Fire Department.
Colorcd spanish-American Veteran AS
ISOLATION.
(signed) CHARLES T. 5o'FERRALL,
A. L. PHILLIPS, Chief Marshal. ~
Chief Of Staff, Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Railwav Offices Closed.

and OHIO Railroad will be closed at noon
to.dny and until 5 o'clock. rs a mark OF
respect ne memory Of Generad TIC c as
, ~ ME Incident 10 the funeral and inter,
. Inent Business viii be suspended un!il
SIP. NJ, ,asod ,lso
~ ~ wn g NOT nla cticable to secure any
hing like a complete list OF these During
the hours Of Tie funeral and nd preseason procession
~ ~ unr3er Main Street and Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Suspend Business To-day. ID

Mayor Mccarthy has issued an order
which reads us follows:
business will be suspended at the City
Hall during the entire3day, Thursday, May
a tho time fixed for the ceremonies at
tending the funeral OF General Fitzhughs
Lee. On the morning Of the 4th the main
the military and the chief-of-police and
reserved for such uses as the occasion re-
squires.
n A general suspension OF business
throughout the city after O'Clock Is de-
sired by those charged with the con-
duct OF the ceremonies OF the day. l.
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How to Get to Hollywood.

For tho information of persons desiring
70 REACH Hoywop % bE Ir9l to ta eRr
Main Street cars before and during tho
hours Of the funeral, hut after the fun
aral pageant has begun to move the
promPtest and surest route y va the
lyWood line and tho Broad Street Oak
wood Hollywood limo.
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Flag Was Lowered.

The following letter was received at
the office Of the Governor:
Palmer. Mass. May l., 1905,
Governor A. J. Montague, Richmond. Va:
Esteemed SIr.--It may be Of interest to
you to know that the flag on Palmer High
School building files at half-mast to-day
in honor of the great Yirglnlan, Fltzhush
Lee, and will remain at half-mast until
after his flMeral.
We are thankful for his life. thankful
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Fork Union Cadets.

The battalion Of cadets Of the. Fork
the city at $40 4. Nj to-iIyl and viii
ask to be assigned n position ilr the fun
cral procession OF General J. 60. The bat
Winston and Acting Commandment Il. b,
Askew, and numbers about 100 boys. TEe
cadet corps had planned to come to Ric-
order to pay tribute to General Lee.
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Represent Dr.. Alderman.

Ri DR.. Edwin a. Alderman. president OF
the University Of Virginia. who Is pre-
vented by sickness from attending Gem
cral Lees funeral. has delegated DR..
Charles w. Kent TO represent him and TO
carry to Mrs. Lee his profonndest con-
Edoence. 8y
DIR. Kent and Hon. Eppn Hunton, mem
bers Of the Board OF Visitors. will repre-
sent the university on this sad occa-.
sion ~ 49,
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Lee Camp Order.
Tho following general order has been

r. r. Lee Camp. No. ]. e. ".
Richmond. Va, May !. 1905.
General oroer No. l.--Comrndes. assem-
ble$ |. camp hall this (Thursday) after.
noon, May 8, at ! q clocksin fun uniform
to participate In tho funeral exercises o.
5Ii.-AIeInbers unable to procure uni
forms will assemble Mt same, time and
place. wearing the camp badge. pre-
pared to take part witt, With the camp
BY order y,
r. tTAYT OR STRATTON, 5Ad jutant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Haul Soldiers Free.

receivers OF tho Virginia and Richmond
Passenger and Power Companies and
Richmond Traction Company have issued
In uniform to-day without payment of
fares. This graceful action Is a small rec
ognition of the former service of the mill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
Represent the Senate.

Lieutenant-G Governor Willard has deslg-
mated State Senator'S, Arthur c, Hartman,
Henry T. Wickhnm, William =, Nell
iwaine, Of Petersburg, and George -
State Senate in the funeral cortege or
General Lee. Speaker John T. Ryan,
of the House Of Delegates. has deslg-
mated Hons. Charles j. Anderson, r. I.
Cox, p. 3. Thomason, and William y.
Cardwell to represent the House of Dele