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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20
Daughters Born.

Born to Mr. and Mrs, J. Il. l-uhy OF
214 Fourteenth street daughter Mr..
Luby is agent for the Cotton Belt and
Iron Mountain railroads at Bros
Point.
A daughter was born TO Mr. and
Mrs. Edw- Pensinger, of Twenty
eighth street yesterday.
Learned His rate.
Edward Fitzgerald, the great come
dian and Barney McManus, Jr., were at
Mounds yesterday and the former had
his past present and future told by a
gypsy. II is reported that she told
him that he would become the greatest
actor on the American stage and Ed
ward Is walking with a Booth-like
stride these days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20
Wanted a Ptrreet Netch.

The Port q Painter e., de5pair) -
Madam. find "a impoe -ible to procure
colors that will match your exquisite
complexion.
The sittor tvitaout T--rWe) -
Well then ju.t draw the ortr. to-
day and when ! comc next tia-t III
bring some Of my colJrz foc you
LippincolL...
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20
Plnrslitv in the Future

Really said the csliow youth. D.
am no longer q mere youth I've
got little hair n ny lip now.
"fes replied Mss Feppry. ZEN,
perhaps iH fes reesS you NAV hsvt
7rsfb~r ~ns ~ n isielphi- Pee
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20
FRISCO IS DOOMED

Continued from Fourth Pagel
which only the sidewalks remdin. OF
Mechanics Pavilion, the scene OF hun
dreds of great political social and
sporting events not a timber remains.
Opposite was the ST. Nicholas Hotel
ana Il Is now simply a PIE Of ruined
bricks, ruin among many Of SINH
lar nature. From this point down 10
Oakland Ferry an Associated Press
man made his way through menacing
wall frontages and climbing over
hillocks of masonary and junk of all
orts in the middle Of the citys great
" rhoroughfare The scene was APP
Ealing.
On all sides nothing bat ruin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20
Train OF Track.

The Big Four train due here at $50
D. m. was half hour late last night
owing to the trucks Of the tender jump
ing the track between Mound City and
Cairo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20

Alex. G. Abel of St Louis, was in
Cairo yesterday en- route to Memphis,
on business for the Iron Mountain rail-
road
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20

Mrs. Edward Shelton, of Bandyille,
KY, who has been the guest of Mrs.
c. A. Weis returned home last evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Ladies', Aid Society.

The Ladies' Aid society Of The Cal
vary Baptist church Will meet Friday
at 2:30 D. m. at the church
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20

Miss Emeline Bates Of Chicago Is
the guest Of the family OF Mr.. J, NJ
Lansden.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20

il SCa od o
che / lumber Mr. il
trade Iieworsh the m o ne
ChbagoIm < nm o n his S 0
position he o
IL AvenuH III
hotel in
ian frs time however h deHned oa nj hr u o.
MIA is now promoting the Ne n
year The capta sock 100 5 N o m
Cano anA b
ia oppsueN IN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20
c. /. BISHOP.
Western Union Telegraph Co.

The Western Union Telegraph com
pany will transmit free domestic mes
sages relating to the relief of sufferers
at San Francisco when offered by duly
constituted relief organizations or pub.
lie officers in their official capacity.
When destined TO San Francisco such
messages will be subject TO delay such
as the conditions at that point may
impose
J. G. GLADE.
Manager.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20

Mrs. r. r. Bennett, Of Litchtield, ar
rived last evening for an extended
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Leon e.
Denison.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20
PURELY PERSONAL


Charles Hungerford is very i'll at his
home on Third street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20

Milton b. Pine, western manager for
the Singer Manufacturing company
who has been here on business at the
local plant left last night for South
Bend, Ind.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20
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I The WEATHER I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WASHINGTON Bulletin.

Washington Bulletin
Washington, April H. Illinois Far
III north, showers in south Friday
cooler except In The extreme north
east. Saturday, fair warmer; variable
winds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20

Mr. Charles Gallagher and family
are removing to 2710 Walnut street,
the house formerly owned and occu
pied by Mr. Andrew Lohr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20

Miss Jessie Fischer. of 2204 Syca,
more street. who went to San Francis
co some months ago is in the stricken
city and her family In this city are
suffering great suspense and anxiety
as they have nor heard from her since
the disaster
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-20

Mr.. j. W. Cozby and family have re-
moved from Twenty-fifth and Syca-
more streets to 42S Thirty-fourih
street, where they will be settled com
fortably in day or two.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22
MINISTER MAKES
UGLYCOMP ARSON
LlKENED CHICAGO SOCIETY WO.
MEN ENTERTAINERS UNTO
HALF NAkTD ZULus,
BITTER DENUNCIATION
Saw no More lmmods5ty Anon1
Savage Of South Africa Than
He Saw at the Chicago
kirmess.

Chicago H., January al In d bit
ter cennnciation called forth by the
scene he Witnessed at the recent
"Cribsida kmmess given by The lead
ing society women Of Chicago at Or
ehcstfa Han pr Snyder Str ng, pas
tor Of the Second Congregational
Church, OF Oak Park said ne saw no
more yalgarity Of immodesty among
the sayaga5 Of South Area than he
witnessed on the enc evening he at
tended the kirmess.
There were eyeral things about
This exhibition tha moved me- aid
Dir. Strong, 4 observed it was carried
ii by q couple OF hundred people who,
by all the rules Of the world are the
leaders, The women VINO took part
FRO the product OF our best institutions
Byra Mawr Vassar and the like
and heir relatives are powers IN the
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22
FRENzIED PEOPLE
IN MAD STA TAMPEOE
CRUSH OUT EIGHTEEN LIVES
AND INJURE HALF HUN
DRED OTHERS.
At CHURCH SERVICES


Philadelphia Pa, January 2l- Eigh
teen persons We're killed and probably
half hundred injured in panic
following the cry Of ire tonight IN
ST. Paul negro Baptist church Ser
vices were being held on HE second
Heor Of the building A defect We lua
SECT fire to The chimney eau ing smoke
10 issue through the ereyices in the
floor near the pulpit.
4 wild rush maGe FOR the tairs
despite tae efforts 81 Rev r w John
son. the pastor, to aIlay the fears Of
frenzied people The stairway 70 the
arst floor had one sharp turn ana
frightened people became SO. tightly
wedgel in the bend Of the star that
,he fraIl wooden bannisters gave away
many TO the first Hoor
The crash and scream Of women
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22
SLAYER OF SEVEN
EXHIBITS METHOD
AVER BELIEVED TO HAVE Pols.
ONED ALL HIS VICTIMS BUT
MRS. LAKEMAN.
MAN WAS NOT INSANE


Concord. N Fl, January 2i The be-
Tier Il growing here that Charles F.
Aver, Of Pembroke vino on Wednes.
day murdered his five children, bis
wife ana his mother-in-Iaw was not
insane. bu vas led 10 ihe crime while
parfectly same by his tpgoyernabla
hatred Of ae elder woman aud his be-
lief that ae wanted him to have none
Of her money While Ii is reasonably
certain that he killed his motherin
law with a gun there Is doubt as to
he method employed in Opposing Of
de resi- L the fam H. A. A. Dame
WHO has been investigating the case,
ha come to the conclusion That he
Grst poisoned his VIE ana children
ana chem shot his motherin-law If
this IA true ! proves that ne had been
plotting the crime for a long time
After killing his fam IS al The lonely
little fram house ie set Il On fire and
drove in his sleigh to tine hou cf his
sister MIS- George Bailey in the town
Of Chester On the way he topped
a the house Of MT Dame. Dame Went
out in tha yard 10 meet him and saw
Ayes eel e0 of his Sleigh with a hot-
tlo IN hia hand .Ae he eppod INTO the
snoW he broke ha hottie On the dash.
~ saying
isn't that q pretty betue?"
Tine bi Of glass went into the drift
and disappeared.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22
DEPEW UNABLE TO
EXPRESS THOUGHT.
SUFFERS FROM APHASIA


Washington ian - Senator be-
pew who IS in his seyenty-third year
IS sHiiolps on aPaaaia and melan-
choia his cl0 os friends here have
ocen Informed the eaator wa ud-
ab eizei with aphas.a while din
ae4 one mig recently : is reported
here lie tnew pefiec iy wen what he
ais5ol 60 ay ANA no tried 90 express
is taoneats, hut he could not for q
moment
An educated man whose mind is
aea and whose vocal organs are nm
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22

Paris, Jan. Z1-Many socialist dam-
onsratoas Hcre held today ia tae
principal q es q Friuce 90 csl4arat
Tie aHniFer lry of -led Sunday J1r-
HalE u las shicl Eas iaes=f Hf o.
as rhe beginning af he ha 20 efre-
Ce To- rea-fitutir1- spee @ aera
ma ie ana fl HE- rfal process
si7us in uhich red faes Fe-e carried.
There ucre 10 distglba1ees hoEeFer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22

and children added TO the frensy OF
hose above They did nuf stop In
heir onward rush te get out Nowith
standing the wide open doors ON tho
drst Goor l-adiue 90 the street. the
crush was % great eighteen persons
bad their yes stamped out before the
1anic ended
The disaster occurred while the col
lection was being taken up. The pas.
tor had just concluded bis sermon.
the text OF which aas. why SIT We
Here Until We D.ee"
Following Che collection there was
70 have been "a baptism Of q man and
wife Some Of the colored people
owing to the lateuess of The evening
bad Jeff ihe church ami others were
about t0 go AS The pastor was ar.
ranging the pulpit preparatory t1 De
ginning the bap.ismal service. wo-
man iu one OF the front rows af the
left side of the altar gave lou
Shrek of -fre" Instantly an thos.
...H a'f.Hf-aaa A.fN
fhe blaze There Rere no flames I1
eh tut those near the pulpit smell
I'd uoFe and started down tha aisle
toward The pulpit Then followed half
dozen cries cf fire. and the whole
congregation became pauic-siricbeH
fAe stor by Gid -ma realized the
ee-l1e-ness Ut ite situation and in p
lcri ro.ce ahic1 rnIT added t0 the
cynfr=i1n ceITef rn tre terror stricken
people t1 Dc se1.el SO one listened
l1 1ifr tis frantic Appeal rush
saared thai meant death % many
'taf 7rre in
Nten those uho came down tbe
fr1nt stairs bad Jeff tre building
terrible sight presented itself TO the
fConfiuued on sixth paze1
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22
D'ANNUNzlo's PLIGHT.

Turin January 21--Signor DAMN
zi0 mas be obliged t8 become an Am
er.can citizen If he persists In tryirg
10 secure a divorce from his wife. who
was the Duchess De Galie-se. The
federal council ST Switzerland. before
whom fHe noted Italian had filed hi
B=ti ill. ha Treei 81. grant the ap-
riicafioH. and fa cannot eet q divorce
81 auy Catholic country iH Europe
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22
commercial world

CONNIE iCldl MOIlu.
They gave an cxn biUon of them
selves, open TO the public and for 81
up any one could 90 in and witness
the performance. The feature that q.
FIRST aroused me was the irony of the
ycciacle OF a company of women
banding themselves together in a crib
side society women who come from
the class that keeps as far from the
cribside as possible-women whose
class, which is called society IS by
sins of omiss on doing o thousand
fold more for The injury Of the limo
cent than they viii De able 20 atone
for by charity 10 the homeless.
% saw young women ar ending the
frappe table attired in sucn a way that
p similar attire in a saloon n South
state street would provoke a raid by
the police
- am not judging the hearts T1
me {. IS pHable. 7 think of tbem as
] would Of the poor he8then ZuIe in
their paint and powder and paste
ungracaful and sadly hidaous-livins
ri hrsEs ft only for swine.
"The half naked painted sensual
izel Chica-o woman Is fun sister 20
the beniea.ed woman Of South Africa
they are one in that io both a ufa
of De senses is all"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22
WITH MgRclLEss SEVERITY.

ST. Petersburg. Jan 21-Di patches
fromLibau aHi Nitau show t1aS GOV
eruor General soiloub continue 70
act with me--iiess severity against
-eFolutionist in Couriar5 cauE1f with
arms or convicted Of ra-tic pa n- in
ncendari sm or murier. Twaafy y-rwO
more persons have been Gie1 by
irumhead coutmartiai aaI Shot near
Llhal- Troop are nov advancing on
FIaugnburg whore q ing rcro'u-
uauists a-e c5ncsnfrated Two leaders
of an uprising among school Teachers
have been esccutef rear MiIaH.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22

Alse.irls, Jan 2i- Amer can de'e
.l,es to the Nor ccan conference a
the result of talks with othc envoy
have lcc me Impressed with the un
developed wealth of Morocco ana tha
opportunities jt affords American en-
erpgi .c- Wonderful tories arc iol
of coal ep sits 0i,hin an hours rila
of TaHg D. untouched fore of ca X
frees % aar at hani and gold field ir
tlo Atlas morntlina Mocts continue
TO work on a small scale The corpof
veins opened bv Romans. bui min ne
engineers. who have arcely dared
turn q stone for fear OF natives. aver
thar Dc. only copper bu tin and iron
n'ues ezis. which are equal Co th,
best mines in Spain
Why h0-ld nol the UaiieI State
harc in the Development Of these o.
so1rces. which are greater than tha
of Msuchwa or tha Philippines se.
narfad enc ri the ple1iso rtar ~.
Samuel p Ggmnafe. rhe America
minister io Morocco and one of .la
ie'esates 600 the crrenti9n. however
raj 20 some practical diGcrlIes ir
-he way az Americans prpGf'Dg In tb.
Geld ss European control tte hr
sing iiHe and their goods ia hH's
an De- Americans s--i me-lIr Ere
.It0.a.Ere ans samp. Nr. Ggum.ra
however confirmed many OF .ba rr
T.r- he -n' eve. .rnaf ra.'e of ar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22
WANTED m OHIO.

.8.chmoa3 "a. January -Foreer
Mcintyre, who has in his time been O
lawyer poet author. traveller and so-
d.er, was arrested as ha was leaving
the penitpntiary i03ay by a Nebraska
officer of the American Ba1ker As.
s0ciat.on. Iie is wanted in New York
Ohio and Kansa- For ten years he
was prosecuting attorney for III Paso
County Texas
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22
APPEALS TO HIGH COURT.

Manila, January -Liegtcuaut
Charles Fendicton, Of The Cansta6m
ary sentenced TO life impri.oumont
fr murder has appealed his ease t2
the upreme court on December 4.
charge OF the coastabulary force at
charge of the Constahulry force az
Cehu sho and hiile- "a native police
man while under The influence or
liqror for refusing TO light the lamps
c1 "a vehicle IN waich Pendlaton was
driving
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22
EK-PRESiDENT REWARDED.

Paris. January 2l.-M Cassmir
Perier eT-presi ient cf he French re
public. has been awarded a gold medal
for bis work In advancing The bygiani-
cond tions cf life for the poor H.
France and for his activity in pro
noting municipal philanthropy Thi.
medal. which is awarded by the "a
81. lance puHlique.' or department. ci
public charity. IS very seldom given
one Of The requisites FIR its bestowal
being 30 years 0f distinguished phil
auibr0pic work.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22
CAUSED GENERAL COMMENT.

ST. Peters burg Jan 2t--The SEN
icnce of Alexis AleNeieyich Sourvuur.
'I. editor of Ihe Russ TO one years
iupri. ."nmelt ID tha fortress for i'm
citing people 90 high treason by pub
fishing puclamarians dUigned to i'm
,tigato riot 7eiItin an AIMED re-
volt ana tending To cause bank
upicy 0f thc tate, was tlc neral
topic of conversation in she capital to-
lav A. - SDv rn ir n member of
he uuIiitT.hs case n.L.- .bO reviewed
Dy TIE emperor The colr' deci8od to
-ecamm ad commutaton Of sen
ture O tlrec months
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22
GREAT TRAGEDIES
MAY Be REVEALED
EVIDENCE or Triple CRIME MAY
BE sAREB BY THE MURDER
or LEWIS.
OIL POURED ON VICTIM


Cleveland. Obl January 2i The
murer Saturday near Wesl Farming
ton 3 village ffty miles east af Cleye
lana, of r e Lewis, wealthy cattle
buyer reveals, il Is believed, a gripIa
crime The rdefei mans w.
brothers died suddenly aaa Il picion
of a possible seres of tragedies is
aroused by ibis death
Frank Lewis the youngest brother
aad himself vel past his sixtieth year
nad been feeling 4 little III ilr some
weeks On September q a.. He grew
udaenly worse and IN tnrae hqurs
Has dead His death caused no spre
al comment. except frsm the fact
hat a man oil prominence in the com
nunity and one of considarabla wealth
had passed away
George Lewis, The oldest brother.
Ras apparently in good health until
January s. OF this year On that day
2a did not complain OF feeling III bur
uddenIy his hands sought hia heaa
n q cenyulsive movement and when
he doctors reached him he was dead.
The coroner Of Tnlmbull county aid
oaight that he would al once begin
N investigation, not only into todays
ourlcr bl would probe the mystrr
ous deaths Of the other brothers,
a Bloody Flatron.
The murder of r III Lewis, Gs years
)ld, was discovered early Saturday
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22
WOODS NEW POST.

Mania. January 2l-Major General
Leonard WOOD uill succeed Major
General Ccrbin in command of the
military division of the Philippines c1
February Z Major General Corbin
wiH leave on February for Hong
bong. sailing thence for san Francis
90 Cn February o OF .hc Pacific mail
efclmer Korea.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22

loon keepers deuand That the mayoi
sop Che sale of everything evceD
medicines aHd meats on lays Fl
they he reguirel fo close. The mayer
e considering the matter.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22
CHARGED WITH BRIBERY.

Tacoma wash January 9l-Fred
r Sherman was arrested in Seattle
to1av caaIeei eilh having bIibed wilh
$4,000 George J. Wright MAYOR 0t
Tacoma during the Issuance of ex.
ter-iTe PAVING contracts recently
Mayor Wright denies having received
the money
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22

CContinaed On SixtA fsgal
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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-01-22
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-02
HEAT is PROVIDED
Testimony Shows Furnace Con.
nections With Room of
Stella Grady.
NO LOCK ON CELLAR DOOR
Never Had Been-Girl Was at Church
on Christmas EVe-Said She Was
Locked i'm House.

Aledo, Jan. 2.-(Special.) -TeStimon
of the defense in the Mckinney cruelty
case was begun in circuit court this morn
ing and the first witnesses testified in
particular with reference to the con-
dition of the room of the prosecuting
witness. Stella Grady. J. H. Harvey
and ]. c. Robbins, contractors. submit
ted a plat of the interior of the house
and testified as to the furnace connec-
tions with the girls room. Louis c.
Detwiler, who put in the furnace, said
that her room was so connected that
it would receive the same heat as the
bath room and that neither could be
disconnected without disconnectipg
the other. 1t was also shown that the
cellar door, which the girl said was
locked, had no lock on it and there
was no indication that it ever had.
Was at Church.
By various witnesses it was shown
that on Christmas eve of 1904, when
the girl testified she was locked in
the house alone, she was seen attend
ing the exercises at the church.
This is the line of testimony now be-
ing offered by the defense in an at
tempt to overthrow what was said by
the prosecuting witness when she told
her story to the jury.
Held On One Count.
Judge Graves overruled the motion
of the defendants attorneys for the
dismissal of Archibald Mckinney on
the ground that there was lack of
evidence to hold him in the case. Eel
lowing that motion was made to dis
miss him as to the first count and this
was also overruled. Subsequent mo-
tons as to all of the other counts were
allowed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-02
PERSONAL POINTS.

Hon. H. v. Fisher, of Geneseo, was
in the city today.
Miss Anna Schmacht is home from
Chicago for a visit of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Buncher departed
this morning for Springfield to visit
relatives.
Mrs. M. J. Jarvis, of New York, who
has been the guest of Mrs F. T. My
ers left for her home today
Roy A. Barnhart, of Chicago, who
has been visiting here for the past few
days, returned home last evening.
NJ. NJ Cruise of Hammond, La, is in
the city on his way south from Kansas
City, where he spent the holidays.
Leon and Ardo Mitchell depart this
evening for Williamstown, Mass, to
resume their studies after the holiday
recess.
H. p. Greenough, division superin-
tendent of the Cedar Rapids division of
the Rock Island, was in the city yes
.erday visiting with friends.
Perry Davis, formerly of this city,
is visiting Rock Island friends He is
now with the National Biscuit COM
pany in the capacity of salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Allen of Chicago,
were in Rock Island last night to at
tend the dancing party given by Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Mitchell to their sons
Judge Gest, Adair Peasants and j.
]. LaVelle left for Aledo today as wit.
nesses in the Mckinney case. Those
who were summoned last week also are
N attendance.
Maj. c. w. Halves, who is a member
of the board of trustees of the soldiers
and sailors home at Quincy, leaves
for that place Thursday to attend the
annual meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-02
COME NOT SINGLY
Double Affliction Visits Home Of
DR.. and Mrs. Gustav
Andreen.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DIE
After Infant Passes Away Mrs. An
dreen Receives Message of Death
from Kansas.

Double affliction today visited the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Gustav Andreen.
This morning at o'clock their infant
daughter. Sigma Marie, passed away,
and soon after Mrs. Andreen received
a message stating that at about the
same time her mother, Mrs. Hannah
Strand, had died in Johnson City.
Kans. Mrs. Strand was Il years of
age.
The funeral of the infant daughter
will be held Thursday afternoon at
1870 at the home, 731 Thirty-fifth
street. and at o'clock from the Au-
gustana college chapel, the services
being conducted by Rev. E. X. Jon
son. Interment takes place at Chip
piannOck.
Mrs. Curtis B. Knox died suddenly
this morning at the home, 2311 Fourth
avenue. rheumatism of the heart be-
ing assigned as the cause. She had
been in poor health for some time, but
until last evening her condition was
not serious. She suffered a sudden at
tack last evening, and passed away this
morning at 7:15.
Mrs. Knox was nearly 90 years of
age, having been born at Meadvlle.
Pa, July 1. 1897 For a time her home
was in Ohio. and in 1858 she removed
to Rock Island, having resided here
since that time. In 1868 she was mar
ried in this city to Mr.. Knox on his
discharge from his regiment in which
he served throughout the civil war.
She vas a member of the local post of
the Woman's Relief Corps.
Besides her husband she leaves a
son, Rev. Charles Knox. of Lancaster,
Pa, and daughter, Mrs. George Stol-
tenberg, of this city. The funeral ar
engagements have not been completed.
NewcOmb Funeral.
Funeral services over the remains of
Thomas Newcomb were held this morn
ing from st. Josephs church at 8
O'Clock. The services were conducted
by the pastor, Rev. ]. ]. Quinn. Burial
took place at Calvary cemetery.