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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
MONEY RAINED IN TOR
RENTS, But FROM WHERE
Boston Woman and Salesman Got
Some, and Are Asked to Explain
in Court; Couldn't and
Are Dismissed.

New York, Oct. 3.--Shortly after mid
night a good many pieces Of yellow
paper that looked like good yellowbaeks
hal the feel Of good yelloWbacks, and
we're rood yelowbaeks, fell from some.
where aioft 70 the pavement At Thirty
sixth street and Broadway.
One brief moment the yellow bills
lay on the paveineat, Then the crowl
slid. jumped. rolled, galloped, Hoped and
turned handsprings toward the bunch.
For once everybody wanted yellow
streak about him or her.
Men about town, salesmen, caorus
girls and others, cab drivers ami al
those within striking distances. weut Tor
II like bluefish for sqtnd. II looked IKE
one Of those panoramic battle SCENES.
In the thick Of the group was young
woman who described herself as Miss
Annie Rayner. and John +. Mcdonald,
a salesman from Boston. Yesterday
Annie told a story about It in the night
court. She said that she had picked up
the yellow bundle and had Just discover.
"a. In counting IL, that there was be-
tween $500 and 5000 Of IL. when man
emerged from the Marlborough nearby.
she told Magistrate Crane that be
graUoed the money from her hand and
disappeared with it, and that when she
followed him to protest. he said;
Don't be a fool, well split i"
Then he gave ner two SIS bills and a
check made out to A. d. Parker, signed
George Palm" she said.
The girl said that she asked the clerk
the name OF the man, and That she
was told 1t was J. f. Mcdonald.
The girl told her story at the Ten
derI0in station TO Lieut.. Bailey, who
assigned Detective Beck 20 the case.
Beck went TO the hotel and found Nc
Donald making ready TO retire. He
invited the salesman to 90 with him
and explain the matter.
Mcdonald admitted that he was IN
the scramble for the money. He said
he and friend. james DorT, were walk
ing along Broadway and were about to
turn In at the Marlborough when they
saw the money and skated toward L..
Mcdonald said that he picked up two
SIS bills and a check which ne turned
over TO the girl, telling her to give them
to the police.
Both the Rayner girl and Mcdonald
get left. The competition was too
great and ''Mr. Parker's' money, if Il
it Mr.. Porker's is probably planted all
along Broadway a great deal Of It hay.
ing Jeen seeded down in the irrigation
bitches
Il wonder who got the money!
unused Magistrate Crane as he told the
Rayner girl and Mcdonald that the case
was dismissed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
Katsure Speaks on Sec. Taft's
Visit
NOTHING MORE ABSURD
lhan Cry Of rroubie--sehI Put on Good
Relations by the spseeh-Taft
Declares That Commerce win
Prevent Hostilities.

Toxic. Oct. 3s-Count Katsura, cx.
Japanese premier aud member Of the
military council Of the empire, in an in
tcr,ies yesterday on the subject Of the
visit to Japan Of Secretary Taft, saidi
Il am delighted that Mf. Taft's brief
visit has been made the occasion for an
indisputablc demonstration Of the friend
IL relations between Japan and the
United States.
There i nothing more absurd than
the cry ~ war between the United
States and Japan, and Mr.. TAFT By his
great speech. 20 widely reported, has
nov put an indelible seal % the cordial
relations and perfect understanding eN'
isting between both countries Should a
suspicion have existed IN the minds OF
some people OF strained relations be-
tween Japan and the United States, his
eloquent utteranecs ought 90 have com.
pletely dispelled Il and have inspired
reinsurance
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
NINE INJURED.
Head-on Crash at Worcester, Mass, Be-
tween Passenger and Freight.

Worcester. Mass. Oct. 3. BY head
on collision between passenger and a
freight train of the boston q Maine
railroad. at Barbour's crossing. Just out
side this city, yesterday. nine persons
uere injured.
The passenger train was bound from
Worcester to Nashrua, y. IL, and was
made up OF an engine, two passenger
coaches and two baggage cars.
The freight. which was being hauled
by two powerful engines, was on It's way
10 Worcester, and was six hours late.
The accident took place on a switch
at the crossing.
The wreck occurred on a single track
division OF the road. Conductor Batty
claims that bis train had the right Of
way over the passenger, and that the
/ signals were set for his train TO 20 OF
the single track. He asserts that engi
tneer Portlanee must have disregarded
the signals,
( The freight hauled by two engines wa'
/ going at very slow rate Of speed. When
I tie passenger struck il all three engines
we're wrecked and 4s freight ears Of
the freight were piled up in confusion.
The passenger train baggage car was
damaged, the other cars staying on The
rails.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
100000 WINDFALL TO HOSPITAL
NURSE IN THE WINDY CITY
Non Reconstructed southernsr Who
Went to Australia Did Not Forget
Friend.

Chicago. Ill, Oct. 81 Mrs Helen st.
Clair Noble, nurse Mt the Chicago hos
pital, ASP Forty-ninth street, was adj
vised yesterday that through the death
Of Col. Benjamin Carroll Kent, ranch
man 81 sydney. Australia she was heir
TO $500 600 The information was i'm.
parted by an attorney Of Sydney.
Col. Kent was veteran Of the Civil
war, and, refusing 70 be reconstructed,
left the United States and became 5
sheep rancher in Australia, and amassed
fortune. Before the war he was q
warm friend Of Mrs. MOBILES family IN
New Orleans, and il appears that be
has kept track Of her ever since
Mrs. Noble came to Chicago three
wears ago and entered the Chicago hos.
pital. She has two sons, one Is study
inc civil engineering and the other Is at
school in New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
IS PER TON FOR CARRYING COAL
virginian to Take $4,000 Tons to Pacific
Fleet-Boston Declines Fat Freight.

Washington, d. G.. oct 3-only one
Of the four American bidders for the con
tract Of carrying coal to Admiral Evans
fleet in the Pacific ocean will get con
tract. The Nirginisn OF the American
Hawaiian line, having a capacity Of IL.
000 IONS, has accepted at S. a ton. The
vessel 80 afford TO accept this offer,
IL W nained, because she Is in the
Haw trade.
Tie ii e other American bidders, IN
Guiding tie New England Coal & Coke
company and the Boston Towboat com
.pany. declined Tor one reason Of another,
but all Of them in their correspondence
expressed their appreciation Of the gen.
erous offer Of the president 70 award
them contracts at limit Of 80 per cent.
above foreign bidders.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
CONGRESSMAN HIT IN
THE GRAFT DELyE,
Bnrdcassel Indicted by Pennsylvania
Grand Jury in Inquiry on Capitol
Building.

Harrisburg, Pa, Oct. 3.~-Seven addi-
tional indictments have been returned by
the grand jury in the capitol graft case.
Among those indicted are Congressman
II BurdeasseI Of the Pennsylvania Con-
struction company, which furnished the
capitol with S2,000,O00 worth Of filing
cases; Frank Irvine OF the auditorge
erals Office, who II charged with making
false returns; Stanford b, Lewis, as
sistant to Architect Joseph NJ. Huston
and four Others, stockholders in the
Pennsylvania Bronze company.
The grand jury still has 10 cases I'm.
der consideration,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
MINERS ARE
ACCUSED
In Death Bed Statement Of
Ex-sherifI
FIGURED IN ADAMS CASE
Former Sheriff Brown Says That he
was Followed for Three Weeks;
He Calls the Bomb Plot the
Federation's Work.
FIGURED IN ADAMS CASE

Baker city. Ore. Oct. s.--Although
four. months has elapsed s.oce the trial
d william D Hayward, the west =
again in frenzy Of excitement. and
feeling against the Western Federation
II Miners 4 strong because Of the ante
nortem statement Yesterday q former
sheriff Harvey X. Brown, charging the
AGENTS Of the federation with blowing
rim an With a bomb much IN the same
manner that former Cox. StennenbeFg
was killed al Caldwell, Ida.
Brown was hurried 10 a hospital WITH
one leg blown OIL. one arm torn 20 shrets
and internal injuries. He died carry
Yesterday just before completing bis
statement.
Brown was arrestedARF0ccc- W 81 gil
Brown arrested Steve Adams 81
fIaincs when the latter was wanted a.
witness IN the Steunenbcrg case, and
testified nj the trial that Adams In
Wallace when the latter was before a
Jury charged with the murder Of claim
Jumper Friends Of Brown claim 70 have
heard him mention threats made against
him.
The former sheriG's aute-mortem
statement was:
Il was on my way home from up
town last night, when ! met man IN
front of residence which is q block
from my house, and spoke. The man
made no reply This man WAS about ,
feet 10 inches tall. his weight was l65
pounds. He wore a brown suit and
ceilnloid collar. and was clean shaver.
u have been conscious Of having been
followed for three weeks, and 1 have
no doubt that those who attempted my
life are persons connected with the
Western Federation Of Miners. and that
/ was marked for death on account Of
nv Connection with the Steunenberg and
Steve Adams cases..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
IMMUNITY BATH WEARS OFF;
MORE FRISCO MEN INDICTED
True Bills Of the Nature Of Punishment
for Alleged Perjury.

San Francisco, Oct. 3.Ihe first
breach IN the immunity contracts given
the former hoard Of supervisors BY the
bribery and graft prosecution was made
Tuesday, when the grand jury returned
indictments against former Supervisors
Andrew MI Wilson, S. Il. Nicholson and
Michael CofTey Oh the charges Of ac-
cepfing and agreeing to accept bribes
from the United Railroads. the San
Francisco Gas and Electric company.
These indictments are in the nature Of
punishment for Wilson's and Coffey's
alleged perjury in the trial Of General
Counsel TREY L, Ford Of the United
Railroads.
The grand jury also brought indict-
ments against Porter Ashe, an attorney
of this city; Luther Brown, lawyer
OF Los Angeles John Doe" Richard
Doe and s'Roe Doe" who are accused
of kidnapping Fremont Older. rnanag-
ing editor Of the San Francisco Bull
letin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
LIVES A MIsER so YEARS;
DIES LEAVING ssso,ooo.
Old Man Was Found Starving in a Hut
in Kenosha, Wis.

Kenosha. Wis, Oct. 3--After living
as miser for more than fifty years and
accommodating more than S350,00O, Lam
der S. Merrick died at the home Of
strangers in this city Tuesday.
The old man came to kenosha county
in 1910 and lived in the town Of Randall
until two years ago, when the officials
OF the town found him nearly starved
and took charge Of him and his prop.
erty. A guardian was appointed, and
when the hut which the old man occu-
pied was searched s3J0,000 in cash and
securities was found.
George w Eldridge Of Richmond, III.
a former state senator, nephew, viii
receive portion of the estate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
ELEVENTH BOMB EXPLODED
IN CHICAGO GAMBLING WAR,
Missile Blows Up Under Forest Park
Depot Platform.

Chicago, Oct 3.--For the second time
within few weeks bomb was exploded
last night under the platform Of the
Wisconsin Central depot platform At
Forest Park, formerly Harlem,
Tire explosion Is the eleventh in a
series seemingly aimed at the leaders
Of local gambling ring. None Of the
outragos has done physical damage TO
any person, and but small damage to
property has resulted
THE motive Il supposed to be enmity
between factions Of the gamblers, one ot
which Il seeking to extort from the
other a share of receipts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
SUSPECT IN COURT DENIES
MURDER OF WOMAN
Extremely Nervous ana Cannot Explain
How Blood Came on Clothing
Bearing His Name, in Her
Room.

New York.a Oct, a.--Ncllie Quinn, a
Boston girl, MAS heaten 20 death At the
lodging house'of Mrs. Elizabeth Schwartz
AZ No. 43l East One Hundred and Elghs
teenth street, and yesterday George
Cramer, who raves Ike mailman and
Il kept under close guard by the police
TO prevent his committing suicide, Is At
police headquarters lie = being held "a
explain, II he can, the death Of the good.
looking Young woman,
With the Identification Of the body
Of the girl and the arrest Of Cramer,
some Of whose clothing. stencilled Geo.
v. Cramer." was found in the room,
the police believe that within the next
few hours they viii clear up the mys'
terry Of the crime.
Cramer Is a plumber When he was
arrested he was weak az the result Of
drinking heavily. lie was put through
the third degree The detectives had
him on the rack for hours. At times
he raved.
At conference Of representatives Of
the district attorneys office Il was de-
clded that Cramer Is undoubtedly insane
and steps viii be taken 20 have him "a
declared. Cramer admitted 60 the de-
teetives that he went with Nellie Quinn
10 the room wherel her dead body was
found. lie said that he had been drink
ing heavily that he met the girl on
Friday last. lie says that he left The
place on Monday morning, but Mrs
Schwartz declares that be did not leave
until Tuesday. She SAYS that she found
the girls body shortly after the man
left. Cramer said the girl was employed
az Randalrs island.
Mrs. schwartz declares that the couple
gave the name OF mir. and Mrs. George
BOYLE when they camb 20 her house
and she says that the girl said that
her home was in Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
DIAZ GIVES A BRILLIANT
BANQUET FOR ELIHU ROOT.
Secretary Also Attends Gala Grand
Opera Performance

Mexico City, Oct. s.--The round Of
entertainments prepared for Secretary
Root began yesterday evening with a
brilliant banquet in the National Palace.
offered by President Diaz. After the
banquet the secretary, his wife and
daughter. were driven Co the Arbeu
theatre. where a gala performance of
Masanette's opera, That's, was given.
In an interview, Mr.. Root yesterday
afternoon emphaticallv denied that his
visit was Of personal nature.
1T has absolutely no personal signi-
ficanee whatever he said. 1t carries the
broad purpose of cementing the good re.
Iations which now exist between the two
republics.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
Fare Reduction on N. Y. an.
H. Railroad Brings
INCREASE IN RECEIPTS
Merger With Boston 3 Maine Railroad
Is Desirable Only II the People APP
prove, Says Presiden, MelIen
in His Annual Report.

New Haven, o.. Oct SIN regard 20
the Boston 4 Maine merger, President
Mellen Of che New York, New Haven &
Hartford railroad In his annual report
says that the present situation excludes
rival interests, saves one dollar per an
mum per share upon outstanding stock Of
the Boston a Maine and has worked
no hardship 70 the New Haven company.
lie says
"The Boston 4 Maine railroad i prob,
ably as little competitive and Is more
supplementary and Complementary 90
our system OF roads than any other nil.
road property with which We are en-,
gagged ia business. and the operation Of
the two properties in close harmony,
with the economies naturally resulting
would, Judging by experience everywhere
upon the system Of roads controlled by
your company, render possible an I'M.
proved service and reduced tarifsi and
II the Boston & Maine can Sc required
with the good will Of the public u nov
serves, It should prove y profitable biisi-
ness venture, but II there IS 10 b. only
unfavorable criticism, misrepresentation
and dispnragement, It may be well 70
proceed no farther, but such investment
as has already been made. even In that
event, Is justified in that Il has removed
what could onlv be regarded az a mem
ace TO your property In preventing the
control passing N another direction.
The reduction In the passenger rate
20 two cents mile on the whole sys.
tenn 81 the New York. New Haven &
Hartford, which was in full operation for
seven months Of the last fiscal year,
shows that il resulted In gain Of pas
senger receipts. where a considerable loss
was anticipated
The gross earnings from operation Of
SIS, COL .a36, ~ compared with s52,0s4,-
J22 for the previous year. the operating
expenses were So ,s50.0Sl, ~ against
s35 222 5sG, aud net earnings from opefR.
tions were sl7,T5l ,s54, as compared with
l7.76l735.
The net earnings Of the company's
street railways this year were SS,dlbS
500. from steamship lines S6a5.l21 and
income from other sources 2077 ,s74
making the total income for this year
S24 .OsO,755.
Deductions from income were Sl5,ls7
l7li, while in 1906 they were sa,152.ll5
The net income applicable to dividends
y Ss.s99.04l, as compared with sl0,ls5,
81 IN 1906
Millions in Dividends.
There were paid this year in dividend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
Won Two Games Yesterday
at Washington
ATHLETICS WERE LOSERS
Result Puts Detroit Well in the Lead
and Makes II Pretty Certain
She viii Get the
pennant.

The Detroit Tigers made another ad'
vance toward clinehing the matter Of
the league leadership yesterday, when
they defeated the Washington senators
NJ Washington in both games Of the dou-
BE header Detroit took the frat game
by a score OF Z 60 5 and the second 10
tof2. Philadelphia dropped still farther
hack by. losing the game 70 Cleveland
with 10 score, while Chicago got
Il again from the New York Highlanders
with the score to 3 In favor Of the New
Workers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
SOCIETY WOMAN IN
$4,000 SUIT LOSES.
The Jury Gives $1,000 Verdict to the
Real Estate Man as His Com
mission.

Portland, Ne. Oct. IA verdict Of
$500 was reported in the federal court
yesterday in the suit Of John L. Dona-
hue Of Bangor against Mrs, Harmanus
b, Duryea, a noted New York society
woman.
The action was 20 recover $1,000 as
commission for getting her an offer q
$4,000 for Monroe island. Penobscot bay
which offer she declined to accept.
On the stand Mrs. Duryea denied that
she had offered Donahue a commission.
The defendants win make an appeal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
BIG PIcKEREL browns
TWO LITTLE ANGLERS.
Pulls Both Boys in Lake and Tangles
Them in Line.

Newton. Mass, Oct. IA big piekerel
which was hooked by ten.year.old Cliff
ton Davis in Crystal Lake last evening
caused his death and that Of james
Lane, aged eight, who was fishing with
him.
The pickerel pulled both boys in and
taey were drowned in ten feet of water.
When their bodies were recovered today
the fatal fishing line was wound around
them with the pickerel still attached 10
the hook
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
TO WORK IN NEW SUBWAY.
Action Of New York Utilities Com
mission.

New York, Oct. s.-The Public Ser
vice Commission yesterday voted to pro-
coed Immediately with the work Of the
proposed new Fourth avenue subway
BROOKLYN. and to advertise for bids. This
subway viii cost about S25,000,0oo
plans for il already have bern approved
and the money appropriated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
KLoUs IS INDICTED.
Arraigned in Superior Court on Charges
of Larceny of About $4,000.

Boston, Oct. 3.--Malrice II. Klous,
who has figured prominently IN the coal
graft expose, has been indicted on 4
cnarge Of larceny, the total amount set
out in the numerous counts being more
than $4,000,
He was arraigned in the first session
OF the superior criminal court before
Judge Crosby, Yesterday afternoon, and
was held in $4,000 on each Of two in.
dictinents. His father furnished bonds.
These indictments were among those
secretly returned by the grand jury
on Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
FAIRBANKS DIDN'T EVEN
SMELL THAT COCKTAIL.
Senator Culberson Thinks the vice-Pres-
dent Has Been MaIigned.

Washington, Oct. S.-~Apropos of cock
tails. senator Culberson OF Texas, al
though Democrat, came TO the defense
Of Vice President Fairbanks yesterday.
aAlr. Fairbanks is teetotaAer," said
Senator Culberson. II am amazed Mt
the criticism heaped on the iee-presi-
dent on account Of the alleged cocktail
incident. ] don't believe, and I think
no other senator believes Mr.. Fairbanks
ever tasted the cocktail when II was
put on the table.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
POISONED BY MONEY.
Bank Teller Inoculated BY Handling
Dirty Bills.

Camden. N. r., Oct. 3.--Proof that
Iucre Is filthy is made by the case Of
Philip Wilson, paying teller in the
Camden National bank, who is confined
ID bis room with blood poison contracted
through. scratch on his hand In the
handling Of dirty bank notes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
\ CLEVELAND CAR TICKETS
TO BE SOLD FOR Is CENTS
Corporation Trying to Win The Good
Opinion Of The Public.

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. s.-The Cleve-
land electric railway announced that, be-
ginning at midnight, street car tickets
win be sold az the rate Of seven for
25 cents.
The announcement says the expert.
ment Il made Ia show the public that
the corporation is in earnest in its Eff
forts to give the Cleveland public prae-
tically three and half cent fare,
which it says, will be permanent If its
proposition to the city is accepted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
BRYAN CELEBRATES 2sD
ANNIVERSARY OF WEDDING
Nebraskan and His Wife Entertained
Friends at Dinner.

Lincoln. Nsh., Oct 3.--Mr. and Mrs
William Jennings Bryan Tuesday cele-
hrated the twenty third anniversary OF
their marriage by giving a dinner to
neighbors and friends.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03

AT Boston, ST. Louis 4, Boston ..
At New York. New York (. Chicago g.
At Philadelphia, Cleveland I, Phila-
delphia 3.
At Washington, Dctrolt I, Washington
first gamel Detroit 10. Washington
lsecond gamel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
AmerIcan Learue standinF.

Yesterdays National League Games.
At Pittsburg, Philadelphia 4, Pittsburg
/.
At New York. New York Z, Chicago
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
KAISER is PREPARING
TO VISIT wILHELMINA
Will Be Accompanied by the German
Empress.

The Tague, Oct 3--It was announced
Yesterday that the German emperor and
empress propose to visit Queen Wilhel-
nina during the latter part Of Novem-
Der.
Baron Covers, the Netherlands min.
lister to Germany, has arrived here and
had long interview on the subject with
Herr Won Schloezer, the German minis
ter here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
10 Cure a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tab,
lets. Druggists refund money il it fails
to cure. Ii. w. GROVES signature is on
each box. Csc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03
Millions in Dividends.

There were paid this year In dividends
liess 1864, $40 dividends on stock owned
By subsidiary companies s6.9Oi,96S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-03

Putting out the good qualities Of our Elec-
trical Goods ana supplies IS an easy task. It's
perfectly wonderful how many time and labor
saving devices are operated by electricity. Our
flectricat Goods include everything from a
fady's Hair Curier to an Electric Cooker To
tell Of them all would be impossible. Come and
Zee them for yourself. Bring your wife with
you, There are lots Of things to interest her.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-11

nesSes to said will. filed. Proof of sig
nature of said II. F. Cordes. now de-
ceased. taken in open court in proof of
the execution thereof. Will admitted
to probate and ordered filed and re-
corded.
Real Estate Transfers.
Henry ROhwer TO Ed c. Mueller. lot
Is, block >, Acme addition, South Mo
line. $3.50.
Levi S. McCabe to Edward c. Muel-
Ter. lot 81, McCabe's First addition,
Rock Island, 81.
John E. Lundquist to Achiel Van
Dazzle, part outlot ., Fairmount addi-
ton, Moline, $3.50.
Louis SchOlze to John II. Hazard
lot 6. block 2. Black Hawk Fourth add
ton, Rock Island, $685..
Swan ]. Sward to Elizabeth d. Pear
son. part lot 3, block 10, Spencer &
Cases addition, Rock Island, $4,000.