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DR.. BULL RESTING POORLY.

D. William T. Bull. who has been suffering from
cancer was reported last night TO be weaker 1t
was said at the Hotel Plaza last night thar the
surgeon had been having bad coughing spells for
the last few days. which had much to do with
b-ea king I'D his rest.
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u,,osoN.FuLToN RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

,,.1 committee Of ten has been appointed
- ~ I5rdson- Fulton Memorial Celebration Com
ission TO arrange for religious ceremonies during
The srst two days Of the celebration, saturday
Septenaber .. and Sunday, September 20 Joha u
AGAR is the chairman Of the committee
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OBITU4RY.
FRANCOIS AuGusTE eevAERT.

Brussels Dec 24.-Francois Auguste Gevaert.
the noted musician and composer and director OF
the Conse-zatoire at Brussels died here to-day
Francois AugUste Gevaert was born on July q"
1875 He was the of banker and II was
originally intended by his parents that ne shoud
follow this business His great musical talent. how
ever becoming apparent he sent in lS4i 10 the
Conservatoire I Ghent. where he studied under
sornn1ere and Mengal He held number OF I'M
portant positions being Inspector OF music at tle
Academic de Musque Paris. which he retained
,1,+u 1874 Since that time he had devoted much
attention 10 the history of music. ana N 1910
brought out the first part or his HistoiFe e
Theorie de La Musique dams TAntiquite In lS'
he succeeded Fetis as director of the Conserva-
to.ra ar Brussels and was elected a member Of
the Academic des Beaux-Arts In 1873.
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Special Notices.
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- m.rsrncEAM MARRIEs AGAIN

Lord valsingfaa-1, who lost his nrst "lie W
years aKe mas Just the age % sixty con
traced another marriage. ms orloe oeihs NJ
oa ueHte~ O, q M Gwytherne Williams, OF bsi-
vses-s 1,s ~ wight should there De any issue OF
mis- union II VIII prove a sore disappointment 70
LORD wsIsinghar's half brother. the Hon John
O. Grey = man Of hfty who has until no" beeh
REGARDED hsir presunaptiFe 10 lh@ peeiSs7 en-
to he sx.e-sf.e estates some of which have been
ir fre possession the family since fHe thirteenth
cerrs-= John se GREY Is = member Of the bar
pclice magistrate OF London has charming
celntvv sea- q ris n Suffolk, known as
Ls.st-r Abbev and ? sen. nov twenty-five yssrs
c. age
~ A3s Lazy Ealsingham vas q remarkably
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HOPE FOR BISHOP MoUAID's RECOVERY

Rochester. Dec. 24.-In such degree has Bishop
NcQuaid gained strength that it IS said at mid
night tonight some hope Of recovery is entertained.
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Prominent ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BEIMONT-w. T. Wilson St. Louis. BRESIIN
? i Hurst. Scranton. UCFINtSHAM--t5-- (
PaTfs Rochester. GIIsEY-H- .. Winsor: London
IsFPFRIAI-P c. Lomoardo Ithaca. MANIA /
INV H Sard. Chicago. MURRAY HiiI-E-
q wallace, Boston. SANOY-Paui Schoenlela'
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gifted and beautiful woman. She was a daughter
OF the beautiful, the gallant and the Immortal
Locke, Of whom Lord Lytton writes his novel
Ernest Maltravers" Locke was subsltern in
the lst Life Guards. and married a sister of the
first Lord Tollemache against her fathers wishes
Ihey went 70 Lake Como for their honeymoon.
and Vhile there Locke drowned from open
boat right under his young wife's eyes The
daughter subsequently born to Mrs. Locke married.
nrst- Lord Burghersh eldest son and heir Of the
Earl OF Westmoreland, then the Italian Duke of
San Teodoro by whom she had a daughter.
the wife OF Prince Mark Anthony. chief OF the his
toric House ef Coonna and lastly. after divorcing
the duke, she became the wife OF Lord waising-
ham
Lord Walsingham's is a familiar one in the
scientific circles of ;he United States He shares
with Lord de Grey the reputation Of being the
finest shot in England and his aim so accurate
1net ne is able 10 shoot wasps the wing This
requires marvellous eye and the steadiest Of
hands, and he uses for the purpose miniature
rife specially constructed. His principal seat
at Merton Hail celebrated IN every nursery as the
nome Of the Babes IN the Wood
ARCEDUKE DE FACTo GENERALIssIMo.
Emperor Francis Joseph has completely aban-
coned all the active duties in connection with the
command in chief OF hts great army his nephew
aho heir, Archduke Francis Ferdinand: for, by
order just issued by the monarch, the archduke is
TO be provided with military cabinet or chancel-
lsry. on the lines as that Of Emperor Will
lam with general of high rank IT'S chief This
means that henceforth all appointments to
the more important comma nos promotions trans
fers and shelvings will be determined AT Berlin.
In the first place. by the Imperial Chanceiery
stead Of by the Minister OF War The idea a
Vienna evidently is to concentrate the control OF
me army more firmly IN imperial hands than has
been the case until nov, and diminish
spondingIy the authority of the Ministers of War,
who are more inclined TO be Influenced by party
than by national considerations. The establish
ment OF a military chancellery Of this kind in
Austria is innovation which is ascribed the
advice OF Emperor William, who recently spent
several days with Archduke Francis Ferdinand at
mis- shooting box the Danube. afterwaTd visit
ing Francis Joseph Schonbrtnn.
Nothing could Vse further from the truth than
the dispatches which intimate differences between
the heir appaEent and his uncle. the venerable
peroT Of Austria. On the contrary, their relations
are more close than they have been before.
and evidence thereof is 10 be found in the alto
Eethe- improved position at court of Archduke
Francis Ferdinands u1orgsnatic family. Thus in
youthful archdukes and archduchesses IN the the
atre ar Sch0nbrunn the sxtieth anniversary
Of the Enperors accession the throne, the chill
dren of Princess Fohen5erg played 2 prominent
part, the only youngsters indeed not Of imperial
rank. but vho, nevertheless were treated by their
playu1ates footing % perfect equality.
MARQCIsE DE FONTEN0Y-
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mRs. EVELYN eREENLEAF SUTHERLAND.

Boston Dec 24-Mrs. Evelyn Greenleaf Suth-
e-land well newspaper and magazine
writer and the author of several plays died at
her home IN this city to-day as the result of
burning accident.
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Hfghe-t tenpsrarHr@ ssster1zs = - yssr
sfersse FER Corresponding dats iaFt 'a'i'
forsI Fareeast-To-das rain and warm SATURDAY
far and cooler. fresh Eouthnest TO vest elhAA
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Died.

D.,th notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
hli.h.a I'm the TFi-weekIy Tribune without extra
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-,1r M, r,scen,ber u 1905. residence No. i6i
- sist ~ Mary z Bird daughter u the late
Nts+rheN and Mary Bird Notice q funeral iater-
t.TzrDEsTER- her late residence On De
Ne widow of late Jchn
- Chidester in TSd ot her age. Funeral
s.rvf~es residence. No 200 West Soth st
an SATURDAY. morning. Deceraher 20. a. II o'clock
Tnfa-u,auf ths OF the family Please
omit Acwers Memphis and New Orleans papers
please
r5E MAVRIAe--At AIendaIe y J. Wilson. wife ot
me tate Jean Mauriac IN the 9lst year ot
services 'her late restdencv- i ~
SATURDAY rhs ccuVcnisrce q the tarnl5
FsTERrY At Mount Vernon y 7. December - t9ns
caroline A ~ CfecrEs Est-rh. II Nhireuater.
Wis SD Funeral private. whitewater.
Wis.. papers pisase
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GENE TERTES-
rHE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by trains crs Grand Csns
rraI Station Webster jerome avenue troisTs a11 -
carriage $50 Up Telephone 4sSs G-2rsrsy IN
Book cf Views representative
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UNDERTAKEN:

USDERTAKERS-
FRANK z CAMPBELL. 74I-5 West 25d - CsspeA-
Private and public au1buIances Tsi. 1524 Ch.lsea
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Domestic
II EARLY NAIL TRAN
cr AL o-fnts in United M.xtco outside
of tbe 3orouRhS Manhattan Brouxl Also 1or
Porto Hawaii and the Philippines T1-1ous
extr expense foreign postage
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Fo,,c,.s for Special Localities

T,~aI onscla1 R.cord.-The following oficia! record
go - v.a.hs- bgreau shows changes in the tenn
.,fu,. for the last wenty-four hours in comparison
o.
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Canadian Rates

Mail subscriptions IN NeE York City g re DAILY
TRI-WEEKLT viii Be charged cert a copy *
posrage IN addition to the rates named above
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01

to By Mr.. Williams In the necessity for
taking care not to freeze exposed
parts.
"The difference between care and
lack of care in arctic travel is slight"
he said, land the first letup is sure tc
bring its reminder in the shape of a
frosted toe or finger or a frozen nose
One must be on guard, and the slight
est twinge in the nose or cheek must
be needed and circulation started again
by vigorous rubbing.
NO part of the body requires more
attention than the hands and the feet.
Socks and boots must be well made
and kept thoroughly dry Even the
slightest Precipitation will. if one stops
too long. work disastrously Both
boots and socks should be changed Inn
mediately upon arriving at camp. and
dry ones should be put on in the morn
| ing before starting out.
The natives know the Importance of
| this only too well, and If they see one
inclined to neglect these precautions
| they will insist on his taking his foot
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01
A eRoNcHo's PHILOSOPHY.

BY John Wallace Crawford, the Poet
Scout, i'm Danville. ILL.,. CONNER
cial-News)
Don't blame the world. It's better
Than the man who wants to be
A somebody, but lives to- save
The undertaker's fee.
For surely he's a dead one
On our strenuous preserves.
A wooden coat, six feet of earth,
Is all that he deserves.
Go. chase yourself around the block,
Then chase around some more,
And start the blood to circulate.
And sweat from every pore Iyour soX
Then change your face and change
And change your atmosphere. Threw
And change your dope for Heaven
To start the glad New Year.
Now this is my advice to you,
But have you got the sand
To buck against temptation
And to play winnin hand?
If SO. then shake; God speed you on;
You'll win; just perseyere,
And if you've never been a man,
Begin with the New Year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01
The Sale of Furs

of all kinds at the lowest prices we have
ever quoted has but one object in view
to effect complete clearance. Many
beautiful neck pieces and coats 60 at less
than the bare value of skins II is an
unusual opportunity. Note these specials:
Brook Mink. Coney and ChinchilIa Neck Pieces
worth up to $500. at &c.
Sabelline fancy tab Neck Scarfs, 81. 88.
Gray Squirrel Neck Pieces. worth up to $780, now
$2.75.
$500 Throws. Squirrel Chnchila and Brook
Mink. 1882.
Shawl Effect Peerine also long boas stylish furs
in Brook Mink Sabeine etc, etc. worth up to ESQ.
at 500. each $500.
$1,000 Electric Seal Box Coats near seal and
fine nutria, now $2S.75.
Some six genuine Russian Pony Coats various
styles. elegantly trimmed and lined selling at 1000
TO 5000. pick 'em now at $500.
One xxx quality real Canadian Beaver Coat, ex-
traordnary rich deep fur. price 10000, now way
below cost to us, at $62.SO.
Every piece of fur. every scarf every throw every
mu every set every fur coat shares in these unusual
propositions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01
CITY CHAT.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.

Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Pocahontas lump at Mueller's.
It's going. going-Muelier coal.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Me to Jones for cheap stove.
LaSalle big chunks at Mueller's.
For bus or express, Spencer & Trefz.
For bus, baggage. express, call Robb's.
The Bijou makes regular delivery
of Chicago papers.
TO insure delivery, order your Chi
cago paper from the BijOu.
Let Krell & Siemon do your furnace
and tin work; 1916 Third avenue.
Lewis Single Binder-the famous
straight cent cigar, always best
quality.
defy you to beat my prices on all
kinds of stoves. Jones, the second
hand man.
Don't SILVER yourself into sickness
take your small change to Jones and
get stove.
save trouble and annoyance by SUD-
scribing regularly for Chicago papers
at the Bijou.
The after Christmas book "clean up
at McCabe's should attract the atten-
ton of all great readers. It's an event
for economy rarely equalled.
The great fur movement has begun
at McCabe's. The fur question will be
one of much interest during January
Note the special inducements.
Expert manicuring, shampooing ant
thorough treatment of the hair ant
scalp given by Mrs. Sol Levi, 1876 Sew
enteenth street. Old phone west 7S6-K
Just the thing for furnaces or heat
ers. 1000 pounds LaSalle big chunk:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01

gear clf. 1t IS the easiest thing in the
world for a man to suffer severely in
such climate. but it is possible by
good care and attention to avoid what
one might call extreme suffering and
go through the country with only the
unavoidable discomfortS. which man
soon learns to become accustomed to.
while speaking of the arctic coun-
try let me say just one thing more.
The hospitality of the people-the ma
tiyes. l mean--is not excelled any,
where. 1t is never grIdging. 1t is
Thrust upon You. The best they have
and the best place in the house are at
the disposal of the traveller, Often 1t
Is embarrassing. FOR the natives are so
insistent and generous that it is hard
to refuse their offers"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01

fairs. Mr.. Reynolds was native of
this city, having been born here Sept
30. 1863.
When he was II years old he laid out
and had prepared the timbers for 46
bridges, and his work was so well done
that not single piece was rejected.
Another characteristic incident oc-
curing when he was a young man.
is related A friend of his. a farmer
living in Whiteside county, gave him
$40 in gold. After Is years the friend
became badly involved financially, and
Mr.. Reynolds. becoming aware of the
fact, compounded the interest," and
made up the amount to $500. which he
forwarded to his former friend.
Mr. Reynolds was a contractor and
bridge builder at the age of 1G years.
At that age he went to Wymore, Neb.,
where he remained until his death.
The Wymore Wymorean. in speaking
of his demise. stated the following:
He took an active interest in the
upbuilding of the city. and built the
first hotel. the Potter house. He also
had large financial interest in the
Touzalin hotel. the Wabasha Electric
company and street railway He was
elected mayor i'm 1891 and reelected in
1892. He was public spirited and con
tfibuted literally toward all public en-
| terprises
AS a railroad builder and promoter
Mr. Reynolds has had far less share
OF publicity than the magnitude of his
work really deserved Mr.. Reynolds
has been connected with railroad build
ling and railroad promotion in the west
for many years, and yet he was q
young man when he died. As mem
Der Of the firm of e. p. Reynolds & Co.
made up of his father and the three
sons, E. P. Reynolds. Jr. helped to build
NEARLY loco miles of the Burlington
lines in the west. The mileage includ
ed the line from Table Rock to REQ
Cloud, McCook and Denver. For many
years the company has. had its head
quarters in Wymore. during which tins
it was actively engaged in railroad con
struction throughout the country.
I'm 1880 he was connected with P. A
Mangan of this city in track laying
contract on the Huston, Arkansas Cen
trail and Northern railroad in Arkansa,
and Louisiana. Mr. Reynolds was alsC
Interested in the construction of the Pa
lcific Short Line from Sioux City Il
o'Neal, and handled work in Indian:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS:
foniuht and Tomorrow Morninu.

8 sets. 4:S9: rises. 7;2l. Moon rises.
5:4tth. m. Moons age. Is days. Constel-
lat4 ms Visible. $50 p m. during January:
oveNhsad. Auriga. Perseus. Taurus Aries;
north. Ursa Minor. Draco: northeast. Ursa
MuPr Lynx; east. Leo. Leo Minor. Can
cert Gemini. CAMS Minor: southeast. Mo
nodtros. CAMS Major: south. Orion. Lepus.
Fltfius Erldanus. Columbia: southwest.
Cetls: west. Andromeda, Pisces. Pegasus;
northwest. Cassiopeia, Cepheus. Cygnus.
Brfkht stars visible. same hour: overhead
CaLella. Aldebaran; east. Regulus. Dene-
bolt. Pollux; southeast. Sirius: south. Be
telgeux. Rigel; northwest. Deaeb. Plan
eta during January: Mercury passing the
rsttI Venus In southwest after sunset
Mars ana Saturn I'm southwest: Jupiter in
east; Uranus passing the sun; Neptune
opposite the sun. Sun in Sagittarius till
the 18th; then in Capricornus Suns dec
linatioa. % degrees. pa minutes Astro-
nornical year begins at noon today. A. d.
1SOl first asteroid Ceres, discovered by
Piazzi: the largest OF the 500 now known
diameter. 400 miles. 1903 is the 662lst of
the Julian period.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01
c.S.m cabe E CO..
oROCK ISLAND ILL AZ
Start the New Year
right - have your
eyes examined by
our expert optician.


At the beginning OF another year extend to
many friends hearty solicitations.
We thank you for all the loyal support which
Use for the New full OF hope. You have done
your part--we believe part has been we'll DONE
each year promise improvement--each year 1t is
ambition to make organization better-to add
to your comfort, to your convenience you
here. AS said before this is your store't
You make 1t what you like. If you want it
still bigger and better 1t shall be you say.
The financial furry which has happily passed
to behind Why Moeabes
greater store'' should not a reality.
It left in your hands.
The brighter days upon again During
the past three skies and glorious rains
have We'd with a willing soil producing
abundant harvest the world has known. 1.-THE
farmers in clover With these wonderful
sources at hands, the great prosperity OF
factories, mills and tradesmen to be
placed beyond any poiat Of hazard.
We step forward
you expect Of us--give your hand--give your
advice--oontinue your cooperation the past
and We promise bigger, BETTER store--more
OF model more the greatest and
all people.
Wishing you all most Prosperous and Happy
New Year, We cordially yours,
L. S. McCABE co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01
Housefurnishings

THE Glenne shirtwaist or Sleeve
Board. adjustable to any table.
Thursday. 3Sc.
The Gem Bread Toaster for Gas
or gasoline stoves, special for
Thursday. Ice.
l4-quart seamless Granite Dish
Pans, Thursdays special price.
45c.
3 hook doweled white pine Wash
Tubs. Thursday. each 69c.
100 dozen medium weight lead
Glass Tumblers, imitation cut base.
LOO dozen value. Thursday. set,
only Csc.
8-inch white porcelain decorated
Vegetable or Salad Bowls. worth
zoe. Thursday. Just half. each lOc.
Half esallon crystal glass Water
Pitchers. worth 29c. special Thurs
day. each lac.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01
stockhoIders' Meetjro.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Rock Island National
bank of Rock Island. Ill, will be held
at their banking house on Tuesday
Jan. IA. 1908, at $3.50 o'clock p. M, fol
the election of directors and the trans
action Of such other business as may
properly come before them.
H. E. CASTEEL, President.
II. B. Simmon, Cashier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01

and Ohio for the Wabash About six
years ago Mr.. Reynolds went to Boston
as railroad promoter, and remained
there four years. During this time he
did some work for j. J. Hill, acting as
financial agent. He was also with
the Grand Trunk as consulting engi-
neer at salary of s12, 900 per year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01
LATE E. p. REYNOLDS IN
BUSINESS FROM YOUTH
From Boyhood His Life Was an Active
Observation-Disclosures Show His
Characteristics.

"reminiscences of the late f. p. Rey-
nolds, Jr., son of former Mayor f. p
Reynolds of this city, show one of the
main traits of Mr.. Reynolds, his ex-
IRENE resourcefulness in business af-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01

and 1000 pounds Springfield coal
mixed AT Mueller's New Years coal
sale
The coat and suit sale during the
balance of the week at McCabe's is
bound to prove keanly interesting You
will be many dollars to the sood if you
make q purchase this week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01
Mothers, Circle to Meet,

The mothers circle of the West End
settlement will meet at the Sunday
school room at the corner of Seventh
avenue and Sixth street tomorrow af-
|ternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01
The Price of peace.

The terrible itching and smarting,
incident to certain skin diseases. is al
most instantly allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Salye. Price % cents.
For sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01
Beer That Is Beer.

| If You want to drink good beer. order
the Davenport Mailing company's pale
texport. Delivered. anywhere in Rock
IIsland. Both phones 1G9.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-01
Ian. | In bistory.

s7s-Resumption of specie payments In
the United States; specie payments
we've suspended In some of the south
frnlstates In 1850. but not until hostili-
y Seq broke out in 1861 IN the north.
u ESeneral Stoessel. Russian comman-
lint at Port Arthur. offered to surren-
IS, Pr the post.