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COMMISSIONER GARFIELD Ill

Chicago. Feb. 22.-Beeause OF the illness of Com
missioner Garfield OF the Bureau OF Corporations.
who was 10 90 the witness stand In the packers
case to-day. adjournment taken until to-
morrow morning, II the intention OF Judge
Humphrey 10 hold court usual. but Mr.. Gerfsld
sent word that he would be unable TO attend. and
the hearing postponed The illness OF Mr..
Garfield is not serious and he Will be able 70 ap-
pear IN court 10 morrow
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FRENCH OPERA BENEFIT.

The French Benevolent Society had the swing OF
the opera house last night the Italians did re-
Gently and their hospital benefited about 40 900
by performance OF La Boheme." with Miss
Abott, Miss Alien. Csruso, Scott and Gourmet In
1ns leading parts Just before the third act Plancon
came before the curtain and sang la Marsell-
latse," TO the great delight OF the audience who
rose OF course, willis he was singing and cheered
when he had done. After this the audience theme
selves sang THE Star Spangled Banner"
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LARGE CROWD AT coNEY ISLAND.

The walks at Coney Island were crowded yester-
day afternoon and all records for Washingtons
Birthday there were broken Several amusement
places opened IN the afternoon and did a thriving
business. Street vendors hand In droves
and found ready purchasers Of souvenirs. Thsre
was an extra detail OF policemen, but they had no
trouble. for the crowd was orderly.
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MAJOR A. G. HAMMOND,

San Francisco. Feb. 22--Major A G. Hammond
OF the Sd United States Cavalry. died at the Gen
eral Hospital at the Preside on Tuesday evening
after an Illness of more than four months The
remains will be sent TO Quincy Ill for burial
Major Hammond was born in Hartford, Conn. on
May 70, 1871 be was graduated from the Military
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION. RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS. WILL BE
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PING NEWS ON PAGE g
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WASHINGTON AND COLUMBUS PRESENT.

IBy telegraph TO The Trieuns.l
winsted. Feb, 22-George Washington. not ths
father OF this country. and Columbus. not Christie
pher. the great tiscoverer, but both residents OF
winsted were present al Washington birthday
celebration given here by Unity Lodge Knights OF
Pythias. tonight Both have been Pythans for
years. Washington Is Engiishrnan.
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MISS LIZZIE e. WiMBIsH.

Montgomery. Ala. Feb. 22,-Aiss Lizzie z VIM
bish. native OF Montgomery and one OF the best
known women missionaries Of the Presbyterian
Church in the Orieat died to-day IN Kobe. Japan
Miss Wimbish was ffty-ene years old and had
been engaged In foreign mission work since 1857
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PROFESSOR MOTT w. FLINT.

Chicago. Feb. 22-Protessor Mott W Flint,
teacher OF English IN the University OF Chicago,
died tonight OF brain tumor after an illness of
four uonths
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ANDREW BECK.

Andrew Beck. sixty-ons years old. formerly DEM
ocratic leader OF the cid 18th Ward. Brooklyn died
at his homo Wednesday night from apoplexy.
Mr.. Beck was conspicuous in the politics of both
the Eastern District and OF East New-York and
for many years served in the County Court. The
funeral services will be held at his late home No.
800 Arlflgton-ave., next Sunday.
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS GREETING.

New-Bedford. Mass. Feb 0-TeleErams OF greet
ing were sent to-day 20 President Roosevelt and
Governor Curtis Guild. honorary members OF the
National Legion OF Spanish War Veterans which
was In convention IN this city. About one hundred
and eighty delegates we're present
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MRS. sIssELL DUFF BULLARp.

Mrs sibbeu Dun Billiard. wife OF DR.. William NJ
Billiard. died at her home. No. 500 Madison-ave.
yesterday. DR.. Billiard is member OF the County
Medical Society and the New-Engiand Society.
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not exaggerate when he alluded TO his duties az
monarch entailing lots of extremely hard work and
arduous, wearisome labor
MARoUIsE DE FoNTENoY.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Mrs. Fiske will not appear again this At
the Manhattan Theatre owing TO the increased ter
ritory open TO her throughout the country. She
WILL however. play for three weeks IN April at the
Academy. Next fall she will Iroduce at the Man
haitian a comedy by Langdon Mitchell. author
OF Becky Sharp" Mr.. Mitchell, who is OF
DR.. S. Weir Mitchell, calls his play THE New-York
idea and It treats entirely Of American life OF to-
day. George Arliss. John Mason and William B.
Mack will have prominent parts. and several addi-
tons will be made TO the company Bertha Kalich
will continue under Mr.. Fishes cement, ap-
pearing in modern realistic play and repertoire
and in the spring II Is planned TO have Mrs. Fiske
and Nine. Kalich TO appear together In some play
yet 10 be chosen
Cora Maynard's play. "The Measure OF Man"
has been purchased by Daniel v. Arthur and J.
Fred Zimmerman. tr.
Club A. OF the Peoples Institute. took the sub
1ect OF theatre into their own hands last night.
and presented David Garrick" and THE Loan OF
q Lover" at the Berkeley Lyceum They had a
fine time doing II. and so did their friends who
turned out TO see H.
Miss Marie DRESSER tainted while singing yester-
day afternoon at Weber's Music Hall She was
carried OFF the stage by the combined efforts OF
several men in the company, and Joe Weber and
Bigelow inprovised till the play could get started
again. She soon herself again.
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Highest temperature yesterday, 81 dssrses lowest 40
average for corresponding
year 81 average for corresponding date
twenty-five years. 81 degrees
fresh northssstsIiy Winds, shiftl4 20 se1iAssly
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ADAMs-On THURSDAY, February q 1904. Mary widow
OF the Joseph r. Adams. In the eSth year her
Funeral scrviees at tha residence OF daughter
Mira William ]. CooElbs No. 81 South Portland ave,
Brooklyn on Saturday. February "a, at D m
BGYNToN-In Nsw-York, February "a, 1900. Charles
Edward Boynton, OF Theodosia Clark and tbs late
John Henry hoynton. In ths t5th year o. his
FUNERAL services Trinity Chapel. sSth-sL. near
SSoAdvsx. yytssy. February "a at 10 q =.
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CE4IETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

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Book OF Vtaws
Office. 20 East 23rd St. y. =. CITY.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.


Onicial Record and Forocast--Washington,F Feb. "a.
Rain win continue Friday Northern Pacific
ana there be local Southwest. There
viii be rain Friday and snow Saturday in the
Michigan peninsula local Saturday II
lower Michigan No ether precipitation OF
is indicated for Friday Saturday It will be warmer
Friday and Saturday IN the Atlantic and warmer
Friday IN the Ohio valley lower region
lowed by colder weather Saturday. II viii be colder
Friday IN slope the Missouri upper
s,ppa valleys colder Saturday in the interior
Gulf States.
Low pressure prevails tonight from the Mississippi
Valley and western upper lake ragion westward
Pacific coast except in California. been
though light rains west OF the Rocky Mountains
snS South the weather cleared. Temperatures
fallen in Middle Atlantic States ana NewEngand the
- ha"s ri..n IN he central valleys and the upper
lake region They as rule considerably above tbs
srearsrs departing Friday European ports will
fresh northeast TO southeast winds with generally fair
weather 70 the Grand Banks
poreeast for Special Localities.For District
urnb,. Maryland ana Pennsylvania. fair
to-day and fresh northeast winds shifting TO
south. . c.. -, =.
For peIs%sTe end Nsw-Jessy to-day Saturday
fsir AIrn Nsw YORK fair To-Day warmer in the
interior: Saturday fair warmer fesh northeast winds
Fos S.wsngana fail to-day warmer portion;
Saturday fair fresh northeast winds shifting 10
For Western Pennsylvania fair to-day; satur-
day partly cloudy and colder; fresh 10 brisk south 70
For Western New-York. fair to-day; Saturday
partly cloudy.
Local onicial Rocord.-Ths following oneiai record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
rerature for the twentyfour hours comparison
with the corresponding date OF last years
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HoYT-sALIsBURY-on Wednesday. February q. 1904
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Fathsr Buckley OF st. Matthew'S Church. Hdsgards.
daughtsr OF MIR. Justice AatNennA- 20 John Lessst
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CNDERTAKERS.

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sovEREIGN LIKE CAPTAIN OF a SHIP.
Eo- must & be forgotten that European rulers
tFe The chiefs o. their respective armies and ma
NsE Some rulers take their duties IN this respect
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Z the army proves defective and inefficient IN the
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eaefsy and Intelligence he appreciates the neces-
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seeing II they fulnl their duties.
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sRo cyS , Tgs,aay E:oTgaFy 20 1904 rs~. Ma
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William NJ Billiard and daughter o. ths late John Duff
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late residence 240 133d-st.. sunday February
"a az TO- 80 a. Intsrnlent Greenwood
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a. lsoe. George W. smith. son Of the late Hiram ana
Mary Osborne smith. In his TAh Funsra sszvtcas
at his late residence. Saturday. February "a at
o'clock
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usl Thomas IN hts 10Th year Pslativss and friends
avod attend the funeral at his lats residence.
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zIEGLER-On Wednesday, February =. 1903. Loui.>.
widow OF the late Louis ziegler. n her 52d year.
services ct her residences. No - First Plaza
8rooklyn Friday, February "a az 2:sO p n Iatsr-
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(OmciaL)

DEPARTMENT OF sTATU
washington. D. c, February u, 19o6
Information received Department from
W.stacott American vies-ConsuI General
London. England Of the death tho 18th Of Dsoeo.
1906 OF Fred Taylor The legal representative
OF the deceased obtain further information By apply
ing % this Department.
Dated February g. 1908.
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Cora Maynard's play. 1.-The Measure OF q Man"
has been purchased by Daniel v. Arthur and J,
Fred Zimmerman, Jr.
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Adams Mary Merritt Amelia
Tao,nrcn Chsriss z NudshsrKer, " de Ia T. N
tsToor Fdward j Miller. Isabella T.
Billiard. Siobel ID. towers. len Eyek
Farley. William 7. hikcr. William D.
could Juia n shayns. Chrlstcphar c
Howard, Ann NJ. smith. George W.
Kineald, Edward Isyier, Fred
ne Charss Thonaa. Ssrnx 81
Mahl Mary A zisslsr Louise
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HADLEY, REV. SAMUEL IA Memorial Service
hed Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
SUNDAY afternoon February Is a. o'clock Addrsssss
will be made by Rsv = Ross Stevenson d D., Rev.
Donald sage Mackay .. D. Hon. IL Linn Bruce Rev
J. Wesley Johnston. D. D. willis oehara
with testimonies from Of Water Street
sion and Wesley Rescue Hall The public cordially
invited. JOHN s. HCYLER, 3. DE b. CCRrIS3 and
WALTER NJ SMITH. Committee Board OF Trustees
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Local oncial Record.-The following orncial record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes the tenn
perature for the last twentyfour hours comparison
with corresponding date Of last year,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-14
Real Estate Transfers

Wilhelmina Mckee to Albert Meyer,
undivided half interest in tracts ne1i
of section 3, Il. Nv, 81, and undivided
half interest in lot >, E. II. Guyer'S
sub-div., South Rock Island, 81; undi-
vidcd half interest in part of lots II
and Is in block 3, Lower add, Rock
Island. 81; undivided half interest in
lot ! Lower. Doty block, Rock Island,
81; undivided half interest i'll lot I,
block 8. in Bailey DavenpOrt's Fourth
addition. Rock Island, 81.
Jennie Stodd Sutton o Frank Seegar,
lot 81 in west 40 acres in South Rock
Island. 81 200.
Phil Mitchell to Charles H. Moody,
lot Z, block Z, Columbia Park addition,
Rock Island, $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-14

train service to Chicago and Kansas
City, from the tri-cities, sleeping car
reservations made to any point desir-
ed. For further information phone any
OF their Offices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-14

asitic germ which Newbro's Herpicide
destroys.
There is no substitute for Herpicide:
accept none
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10
cents in stamps for sample to the Her
picide company. Detroit, Mich. T. H.
Thomas. special agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-14
THE WRONG DIAGNOSIS.
Prompt the Use of Worthless Rene
dies.

Even an experienced physician Will
sometimes make Il mistake In diagnosis,
in which event his entire treatment is
wasted and may even be injurious to
the patient.
The advocates of all other hair res
toratives save Herpicide have wrongly
diagnosed the cause of dandruff and
falling hair.
They figure on a functional disease,
whereas il is now known and generally
accepted that hair loss is due to par
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-14

Ition of Dora ThOrne's" story ON the
stage are supertluous. The play
abounds in pathos and mirth, and the
actors III this pretty play do justice to
their respective roles. Miss Emelie
LEASING is the Dora Thorne. This the
atrical attraction is one of the many
exploited by the prominent and relia-
bic theatrical firm, Rowland & Clifford,
and while there are several poor YER
sions of Dora Thorne,' this one is
the correct and authorized one and
worthy of attention and patronage.
The Lyman TWins.-SOmething of a
treat for the theatergoing public is in !
store for them when the comedians. |
the Lyman Twin Brothers, are seen
here in their musical comedy success,
The Rustlers." which they are APP l
pearing in this season and which is Il
said TO be one of the funniest and most
elaborate productions of its class yet
Produced comprising a large company,
| dainty chorus of pretty girls, host
If funny comedians. singers and dane
rs, together with numerous novelties
ntirely new and original with this
ttractiOn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-14
ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE.
COUNTY COURT.
Rock Island county court. Judge e
E. Parmenter presiding.

Probate Rec ord.

Estate of Isabella Keely Appear
ance of defendant Cora Goldsmith fl
ed. Rule on her to answer instanter.
Said answer by said defendant not
filed. Said defendant Cora Goldsmith
called and defaulted Hearing. Bond
fixed at $500. Bond filed and APPROX
ed and order of sale.
Estate of Edmund Van Dazzle. Bond
of said Emma Van Dazzle in the sum
of $4,000 filed and approved and let
tiers of administration issued TO her.
Oscar Buff. Alphons Cant and Oscar
Abraham appointed appraisers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-14
R4ILW1Y TIPS.
c. M. & Sd. P. Excursion Rate.

Homeseekers' tickets on sale the
first and third Tuesday in each month
to points in Iowa. Minnesota. North
and South Dakota and to other home
seekers territory. For further infor-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-14

Kitty ever seen, Jules Murry's COM
pany in the great comedy success, 1.-THE
Marriage OF Kitty" will be seen here
in the near future. The vivacious
Kitty is played by Miss Florence Gear
this season.
"Uncle Josh Spruceby.'-Recogn