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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-05
S1OO yeIpbnmna. 500.

9ie Gefer Dterer Settung peroeu lid1
freuen, gu erfabren, 6aB es nenisitens
cine eefiir6tete @ranfbeft giebt, -ipelhe
bic BiHeni6aft in al ibren Stufen gu
beilen in1ftanbe lit; 9aIl' 3ntarrbs eur
1T Die ein5ise iebt Der dr8tIiden 8riioer<
idaft befantlte poiitibe Sur. @atarrb ers
for6ert nls eine &onftitutionsfransEe: Il
cine fonititutioneIle gebanbliin9. Snlf 3
3atnrrb%Rlir tpirb irnerlid] genommen
unb tpirft brett aiif bas 8Ilit itn6 Die
l6lein1igen Sberfldden beg Gbftems boz
bnrd bic @rlinblase Der @ranfbeit 8ers
ltGrenb unb benz Ratierten &raft gebeno,
iilbem iie Die 4onftitiition oes &6rpers
aufbaut iino Der Watir 5it ibrem 8erfe
bilft. 9ie gisentiiner haben 70 bieI gers
traIen 5r ibren 5eiIfrdften, bab tie 100
Collars 8elobnung fir ieben SAL ans
bieten, ben tie 5it flirieren berfeblen 2nBt
gud cine 9iite bon 3eugnifien fomnlel.
Wan nbrefiiere:
S. S. 6 Gbeneb & 60, Splebo, o !.
8erfaltft bon allen Npotbefen, 75c.
9aIl's SatniIiensBilIen finb Die beiten.
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ytras Il 8.

- Ger Senat bot ii1 bis Senls-
tog nlorgen pertagt. Die @erto.
aung tpuroe om OonnerItoq a6eno
our6 Die Brobibitioriiten berbeiae-
fiibrt. Sic fonnten iie nur ourh.
leten neil allf ser ol1ti-probibitioni-
ltii6en Seite peri6ieoene Serrcn
ni6t antpeieno iparem. 0os Senatse
fonlite fir @etrdnfebonoel bot
iiber Die beridieoene n2iquor @iIs~
lngiil1ittg beridtet, oer @eriGi
lpnroe nit fiinf gegen bier Stinlnen
bei6loilen. gs ipnroe aber n,b Elm
Niinitieer 9eri1t bon Der D2inori-
tot eingerei6t. Durh gel1idte gof-
fif perbinoerten Die Brobi6itioniIten
Die 8ornabme Der 8ills oln crItcn
Gage; iebt fonnen lie erit am Sarls-
tag porgenonmen tperoen Damn
miiiien iie einen Gag uouf Dem
Sifb liegen", 10 oaB erlt aln @ontag
an ibre grleoiglng eegaagen mer-
ben fann.
Die Stabt 8onbam bot no6
ben geniusberi6ten 1914 $inpob-
ner; i'm Sabre 1900 batte iie oeren
5042.
9ie gemeiniame amerifanilh-
nlerifoniide @ren5fonniiiion bot ci-
ne mebrtagige Sibung III Gl @aio
abgebalten lino bat cine grobe Men
| ge Streitfrogen, Bel beneil es ll6
UNI ben 8eiie BON 2anoereien han
oelte uno oie our6 Die 8eranoerlulg
oes Strombetts oes 9fio Granoe
entltanoen tparen, gel6lihtei.
ssn Ser 3burmono 9lpotGefe,
on Der gde Der Waim un0 ser 2a-
mar StraBe in Dallas, lpurOe ELL
eetpiiier 8piebt 2eipelling bon So
Is. @aroen geiboiien imo iei6t oil
Der Sano peripunoet. Ole .beioen
Wanner maren iiber Holitit uno &C.
Ihdft in Streit geraten.
@oubernellr Gon6ers bon
2ouiliano NOR om 0onnerltaa in
9luitin uno belt poreoen beieen Sau.
fern Ser 2egislatiir eine 3eoe, III
Der er ieine 3uborer BAT, einen
gei6luB gu @uniten BON Nem Sr.
leons ais Dem Blas fir 9(bhot-
tlne Der 8eltausitellung iln Sabre
1915 an8nnebmen llno oo6urd) ei.
nen GinfluB oui pen aongreB aus
3uiiben.
aus Weiiiion miro Scr Ioo bon
6rau Sobn Magner, Ger Satin e.,
nes befannten 6ormers iener @e.
gello, geneloet.
Gin 0fonn, Ser ipa6rIdeinlidl
s. 6. WtocWellrtb bieB unb ans
2ongoiem itammte, murbe in eircn
Giiennorenlooen 5u 5Ioreso:Ge cr,
idolien. Nepton Gale itellte lih ipds
fer oen geborben. lteber Sic llrIa4
den Der SbieBerei meiB man nidts.
g9ie ans Gnanob gemeI6ct
miro, bat eS i'm iiiolihen Yanbanble
gut geregnet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-05
9(us Q}noapeit melbct mon

9lus @nbapeit melbct man:
geidt seringe slufregung babell bier
Demonitrotionen berporgernien, noel.
die bic So3ioloernofratcn eeeen
oteure Wfieten" peranitolteten. 3ebn-
tauienoe Manner, 6rauen lmo 2iri-
Der, melf)e Ylafate init entlprehen.
oen glufihriften trligen, beiuerfitel.
ligten eillen llnl5ug our6 Die
Souptitraben Ser Staot, aui oenen
cine unee5dblte Wenihenmenge
,ipontan Spalicr biloete. ShlieB.
lieb bcgab~iib cine delegation Der
DcmonItrnnten 5ltn Ober6ollpt Der
Stoot. sln oen giirgcrneiiter lpnt-
be baS Griuheit ge1tcllt, in Ser
Elm nit oen itbrigen mosgf benbeu
fsoftoren fir Die Shoffilng billioer
@obihdllier Gorge 81 tra9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-05

ee eroBeren @oniums onrd Dos
Tolf Der Ser. Staaten, einet 9iiif.
gang. Ser @ert Der ifll letten sso6.
re erportierten geobrlngsnitter iuoi
1858, 100000, gegen $438 900, Oof
i'm sSSabr 1909 uno $545. 100000
i'm Sobr 1900, Elm &iideong BON &
Bro5ent mabreno Ser Iesten - Sob.
re. Ser 0ur6ibnitts- Grportpreis
bon 8ei5elt i'm Sabr 1910 ioar
$1.021a per gnibeI, eeee,1 72 Gents
i'm Sabr 1900.
= 0ie Merifaner Mogom. Mibero
uno 8illareal, oie neeen 2ln5ette.
lung BON gieboliltiolten gcgcil oie
merifoniide gfeeierung prn unicrr
8eboroet feiteenolnnren palel1, iinh
ats Dem @efdnenis in sslorenc,
sri5ona, entlaiien pproel1. Sic &c.
gaben iidJ nod Sos la(ngeles, Gali.
fornien mo- iie bon ibren Jreuul.
ben entbuiioitiid beeriiBt ipuroen.
Gin 8eridt oes grnhes.
Gferbml : 9epartements n1eIoei
iiber Qllosfa: y8on laltouirtihoFtli.
ben Stanopunft aus miro 9lIasfa
nt6t btel in 8etradt ee5ogen uno
bod tper6en bort trob oes llrerlaen
Rlintas Die beri6ieoenartigi.en @e.
treioeiorter, @enliiiearten nno
Sriibte ge5ogen. geriil6e it,i6 alt6
nit 8altmoblt gen1abi iporoen, cod
naren iie Biz iebt nod nidt plelrer-
lpre6eno. Die 9feeierlng bat ouf
ibrer Decentralization in 9fampart
nit @etreioe unbeitreitbors grfolge
er5ielt. Won bat gefllnbet, oaB fc't
alle @etreioearten Elm qutes @ad,s.
tum 5eigen.1
gei Der @abI itl SenneiIee
boben Die iogenannten SSnoepeuoents
iiber Die regltldren 9ernofraten qe
liegt.. Gs banoeIte fid BEL oieier
8abl I'M oie 8eiesurg bon Rihter-
lteaell fir aetpobnli6 ipiiroe aIIo
oos Sublifun fein ou5n qro5es
Sntereiie ait ibr genonlnen habel1,
oies Wal bradte iie ober oen aan.
5en Staat in 9lnfreeung. Boupcr-
neur Gatterion trat fir oas reanIare
Sifet ein uno aIles, mas GIT ieinen
@egnern geborte, itono alf Geitet
Ser eeSnoepelioef1ts. Das lyraefdis
Der @abl miro bober altd) IN erifer
einie als cine Meoerlage aes @oll<
oernelrs angeleben. Dorilt liegt
Ieine @idtiefeit. Man lit Der Mn-
'i6t, boB es oas @nbe ser politiirten
aanfbabn Hotterion's beoeutet rno
bob Der @ouperneur BEL ser l1aGj-
ten @abl, penn er ipieoer oIs &an=
oioat fir iein 9ln1t auftritt, geidla-
gen miro. slIs 9(nti-8robi6itioiliftcn
fonnen mir oaber bas 2eiuliot Die
ier @a6l MIR beoauern. 9enn Sic
5auptgeaner Gatterion's ii1o oie
Probibitioniiten lnb oie aeodtreiter.
Dfit Yatterion's 9eieoerIoge iiegt
oas nerbiinbete Nfufer= uno :Rolpor-
tltm.
9sod ben Geniusberibten bat
Cincinnati 364,463 girlpohrer.
38,561 mebr uls Dor 5ebn ssahrpn.
@eneralmojor Stobbart III
st. Saul 1T gum .Suprenie Chan.
cellor" Ser unifornlierten 9Dtbiosrii-
ter eripablt tporoen. Gum v5uprene
chancellor" oes Oroens int 9Ilae-
neinen puroe Der bisberige ygice-
Chancellor 6anion erip1blt.
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6. u. G u. 9. gahn.
g.. $. & g. u. (Sonpt-ainiel

", y. W y. u. IS9dllpfsTnlte1
Mnfitnft-
9o. 9-8om Often. ..7:35 oorm
9o. 7-8om Often. -. 600 nad5r
gto. 1O-gl Bafo IL 8eften. 1880 nos,n
Sto: 2-Ton Sci 9fio.. 1850 BORN
Wbfabrt-
SEQ. 9-Ia6 eI 9aio unb @eften.
-. -. 800 BORN
9p. 10-Ra9 5. @eiten. 1890 aberhs
Np. 9-gea9 bem Often. 11:0O BORN
9to 1-gfab Sel Nio.. 400 abeflos
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Gmter Mmt.

Dian mnk nientals gang bersagen,
gScnu man tttandmal amd) eS ,netmt.
Smrter nod nad) biiit'rem Sngen
gSteocrnm bic Spnne id)etnt.
ySenn id)pn Alles fd)iem berfprcm,
uno pergangen itnier @iitd,
SlbtlidJ suiebcr nemgcbpren
Gebrt es bDd) 5m uns suriid.
9tmr, tuer ielbit iidb amfsegeben
llno bic SGn6e in ben SdupR
WantlpS legt unb pbne Gtreben,
9inr fir ben tit nidIts mebr Los.
9pdb ,uer mntig in bie speitjeu
0reifen mill ant @liideSran,
Fem n,nk nd bic tlngnnit ,peihem,
Sntnter griint Tim neue Saat.
Sdlien es bod beinab, als tparc
ttnier ifJ5nes Segaslamb
9snr mod eime giinitige SpbIre
Sir me fred)c Wnferbanbg
4aes iupllte Tie uits ranbcn,
Sebe Sreibeit, jebe 2nit,
Spllf tiidJt iitebr, beim Saft bergranben
StngcM fruh, aus boiler 8rnit.
Ga, man trieb es intmer idjuBSer
Mit Der Wsmfer Sfarretei,
8ts Der Spnntas MIR eiE bSer
Sag ber 2angemeile let.
Sa auf einmal brad bic Better,
S'rauf ber Nsufer ftieg entppr,
lfnb Ibis bierber nub nidjt iuetter"
9iief ber Nntis feiter Gb0r.
ttnb bas Sdl6nite lit BON sllen
9as icbt 5riebe berridjet bier,
Srpbe Sieseslieber idlalten
anitig bei,n u nj o 8ter
gimmer ipl mau nns periaeeur
9ieien idlbnen 2abetranf,
Seit Der Wauder lit geid)lasem
Sicr in 9egas - 0ptt iei bauf!
- Gfel uehen oeniIfe offiihrIihp
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Gritallnte sfeptifcr.

0ob cine einfohe, reilltd)e, moi.
riehenoe aon1polition mit gud-
lens Irllica Sal6e, grono-, Shnitt.
al1o ailbere @llnoel1, ioip;e geulell
lnlb Saalorr4oioen augenbIiflih fit,
'riert, erItount Sfeptifer. @eriudt es.
25 Gts. bel allen 0ruggiIten.
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". 6. & :. gabn.

Nnfunft-
Ro 241-8on 9oniton unb @albeitou
-. !. .. :. $50 morsens
yto. 236-Wom glorben. .730 borrtiti
No. 231-9om goroen ui,b Soufcn
Mo: 9-gonI Norben. .7:45 abenbs
SO. 244-gab benz MDrben II. Solliton
=. :. :. :. ..7.10 Dorm
SO. 10-Nad benz Norben. 700 born.
SO. 236-3a6 benz Norben. -.
:. 900 abenbs
No 242-Na5 benz gorben lin6 Gal
beifon. =. .1150 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-05

- Giel eeben oeipiiie oefdbrIihe
@e1e an iiberlten.
Evening journal., 1910-03-22

The report is signed by II. NJ Faulk-
ner, Alfred Smith, John NJ. Arters and
Leonard White. all ministers.
Statistics of Conference.
Statistical Secretary II. A. G. Wes-
tcrfield read the following report:
Practitioners, 1854; full members,
40.6s1, increase Of $685.; local preachers
102; deaths, 5gs; children baptized,
27Oi; adults baptized. 216; senior Ep-
worth League chapters, 1876; members
1856: Junior chapters, S5: members
3S57; number of churches, 39e. increase
OF s. probable value, s1.9sS,S50; par
sonages, 157; probable value $S63,275:
paid for improvements, SCI ,5S4; paid on
indebtedness, S16.t41: present indebt-
edness, SST.7Os; Sunday schools. 404;
officers and teachers, 595S: scholars
45,S7S; average attendance, 27,7O7;
home department., 1861: cradle roll
2726; total enrolment, 49,97S: officers
and teachers who are church members
1868; scholars who are church mem
bers. 1858; members OF school con.
verted in year. 2O05; current expenses
S19.O7S Pastors salaries, S143,6O7;
house rent, $25,25S; total. $16s,S6O: dis.
trict superintendent salaries, ss5f1;
bishops paid, s1S49; conference claim.
ants paid. SS561: total for support
s1S77s1; current expenses of churches
ssG.642; total of all collections in con.
ference. $54,TS5, OF which S40,347 wer,
ihe Disciplinary collections and othe
benevolent collections. S14,43s.
Evening journal., 1910-03-22
A tIsne,,I memlnde,.

An NJ. 4. who In his magiststini
capacity periodically visited private
lunatio asylum told the story of a
man Of some position in the legal
world who went to see a patient who
had occasional ispses into sanity. The
patient made q great impression on
his visitor az a we'll informed, healthy
minded gentleman and was assured
that bis case should be inquired into.
On leaving, the grateful patient
courteeusly conducted his morning
caller to the frent door, affeotienately
pressing his hand at parting,
"You won't forget what rye told
you" he pleaded. with tears in his
voice,
"No," responded the visitor, turning
round to descend the rather ions fishl
Of steps,
II don't think you WILL" said the pa.
tient dreamily, "but lest you should
you know
And. lifting up bis foot, he gave the
unsuspeeting, defenseless visitor d
kick behind that sent him spinning
down the stairway and kprawiing on
the gravel.--Pearsen's Weekly.
Evening journal., 1910-03-22
Old EnuIIsh Fairs.

Fairs and feasts were formerly heA
in churchyards In honor Of the saint,
to whom the church was dedicated.
In consequence of these popular gath
erings being much abused they had
TO be suppressed IN the thirteenth year
Of the reign Of King Edward Ill. as
appears by the following extract quot
ed by Spelman; 'And the Kynga com
mandeth ana forbIddeth that from
hcnceforth neither fairs and markets
shall be kept In churchyards for the
honour OF the Church. Given at West
minister. the VIII Of Octobre. the xIII
yeare of Kynge Edwarde's reigne."--
London Queen.
Evening journal., 1910-03-22


Esston District.
superintendent. Robert Watt.
Bayside, Md
Bozman and Neavitt-L. r. Janney,
Cecilton. Md.--O. Ic. Jones.
Centreville, Md.-W. A. Wise.
Chestertown. Md. e. Barrett.
Choswold--M Milton McCann.
Church Hill. Md.--E. IL. Derrickson.
Clayton--Isaac @. Fosnocht.
Cordova. Md. l.. Sparklin
Crumpton. Md.--Daniel Wilson.
Easton, Md. E. Terry.
Fairlee. Md.--John NJ Kelso.
Galena. Md--E. II. Collins.
Colt. Md.-C. X. Lewis.
Greensboro, Md. =. Otis.
Henderson, Md.-Ivanhoe Willis.
Hillaboro, Md. =. CorlSran.
Kent Island. Md.--G. l.. Hardesty.
Kenton--J. II. Anderson.
Marydel, Md-G. r. Neese.
Riddletown--V. S. Collins.
Milington, Md.--C. w. Moore
Odessa. w. Gray.
oxford, Md.--E. E. White.
Piney Neck, Md.--W. N. Conoway,
sup.
Pomona, Md.-Tilghman Smith.
Queenstown. Md.-Oran b. Rice.
Ridgely Md.-W. u. Habbart.
Rock Han. Md. 4. Richardson.
Royal Oak. Md.--E. G. Prettyman.
st. Michaers, Md.-Henry S. Thomp-
son.
SMYRNA. S. Mowbray.
smyrna Circuit--W. u. Matthews.
Still Pond and Betterton. Md. II
Beauchamp.
Sudlersville, Md.-W. o. Bennett.
Tilghman's Island, Md. c. Nc.
Coy.
Townsend-E c. Macsorley.
Trappo. Md. NJ. Kelso.
wye, Md.-H. c. Shipley.
Dover District.
Superintendent-R. X. Stephenson.
Armory and Asbury-J. A. Buckson.
Becl<with, Md. A. Hudson.
Blades and Epworth-Melvin wheatley
Bridgevnie-J. w. Colona.
Burrsville, Nd.--Thomas Bard
Cambridge. Md.-R. T. Coursey.
\ Camden-W. II. Dawson.
II Canterbury. 8. Potts (Sup.)
II Church Creek, DTd.-George S. Allen.
\ Concord. Md b. Morgan
Crapo. Md. w Prettyman.
Denton. NId-B. p. Roberts
Dover-Nfllam l. White.
East New Market Md. L.eJohnsor
Ellendale-Thomas Pardee.
Eliott's Island. Md.-Robert Roe.
Farmington--Daniel McFaull.
fredericksburg. Nrd-G W. Bounds
F'eIton--L. w Layfield.
Frederioa-G. w. Bounds.
calestown. Midi. b. Kelso
Georgetown--L. L. Poole.
Georgetown circuit--G. s. Thomas
Greenwood-C. W. strickland.
TIarrington-R. H. Adams.
Hooper's Island. Md. b. Conway.
Houston-J. II. Geoheghan.
Hurlock, Md.-M. ID. Nutter
I.akesvine, Md-W. V. Harris.
Ieipslc-T S. Barrett.
Lewes-w. r. Mowbray.
Iincoln-W. p. Taylor.
IAttie Creek-W. c. Buckson.
Aiagnolia--F. ]. Cochran.
Mnford-H. T. Quigg.
i AIilton--A. c. McGnton.
4 Nassau-W. II. Hudson.
Preston, Md.--C. N. Jones.
II Rehoboth and conneliy's-G. r. Ellis
n Salem. Md-staniey Grant. Csup)
Seaford-W. o. Hurst.
Seaford Circuit-W. w. Sharp.
Tayior's Island. Md.-Cro be supplied).
Vienna. Md.-w. W. White.
Williamsburg. Md. W. Sutton.
b Wnlis-R. S. Stephens.
RI Wyoming-Leolan Jackson
Alfred Smith. Conference temperaI
evangelist. member OF Wesley Quartz
a Conference, Dover.
r Salisbury District.
n Observation-Disclosures p. Jones.
a Annamessex. Afd.-W. L. Atkinson
Asbury. Md A. o. II. O'Brien.
i Berlin. Md.-T. F. BeauchamR
Evening journal., 1910-03-22

P1rTsBURG. March 22.--out OF
slxtv-oight aldermen but eight have
not been members OF the grating ring.
according to the confession Of Captain
John Klein ex-aiderrnan, under three
and one-half years sentence in the
penitentiary. on the threshold Of the
nrison doors Klein, who was cap
tain OF river boat. told his startling
story OF dishonesty 10 District Atior-
nev Blakeley and Leo We'll. attorney
for the Civic Voters league. Tho facts
have been laid before tho grand jury,
and many indictments arc expected
within the next few days. Mayor Ma
gee, James ID. Gallery, president OF
the Pittsburg Traction Company and
many prominent citizens are said TO
bo pushing the Investigation and de-
,rauaing a clean sweep Of the Smoky
City's corrupt circles. A number of
the suspected men have found IL cen
venient TO seek n rest cure" by sud
den trips to unknown parts OF the
country.
Evening journal., 1910-03-22

In a turbine steamer. the rhythmic
humping OF the pistons disappears,
and instead the engines give out thin
soprano song that rises or falls in key
with the speed. sometimes suggesting
a continuous squeal.
Evening journal., 1910-03-22

$50 READY-TO-WEAR HANDMADE
s1KeaSs SAILORS. VALUE 4TR sr.o0, SiHTAD AT - &c
Evening journal., 1910-03-22

10000 YARDS FANCY STRAW 4.
BRAID, ALL COLORS, YD ..G
Evening journal., 1910-03-22
CONFERENCE
APPOINTMENTS

contIqued From FIrst Page.
Evening journal., 1910-03-22

WOMEN'S UNTRIMMED DRESS
SHAPES, ALSO CHILDREN'S FLATS,
ABOUT 300 STYLES TO SELECT
FROM. VALUE $1.oo TO $I.so, a.
AT EACH Observation-Disclosures. 0U
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-11

Obituary Record.-The remains of
Mrs. H. F. Johnson. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George w Brooks of 1916
Ninth avenue, arrived from Oakland,
Cal, yesterday. Mrs. Brooks and 9th
ers who accompanied the body had
been delayed on account of washouts
in the mountains since Feb. %, and
were compelled to return from Battle
Mountain. New, and start east by way
of Portland, Ore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-11
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORS

of danger The fatal ailment was APP
pendicitis Colonel Bishop went to
his home In Muscatine about week
ago from Davenport on account OF the
condition of his health. He was ap-
parently steadily improving up to the
time of his death. Besides being at
the head of the 54th regiment, Colonel
Bishop was connected with the Iowa
Telephone company. But recently he
went to Davenport to take up his
duties as district traffic chief: Previ-
Gus to this he had been manager OF
the Muscatine office of the company
for a number of years. He was most
prominent in state militia affairs OF
the state. having risen from minor
appointments to the leadership of his
regiment At the recent formation of
Camp Walter G. NageI United Span
ish War Veterans, in, Davenport.
Colonel Bishop was elected command
Or
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-11

at 1915 after an Illness OF about a
month from stomach trouble. Mrs
CIaussen was born In Prfestadt. Hol-
stein, Germany. Surviving are her hus-
band and the following children: Hans
and Henry of Lyons county, Iowa;
Mrs. Anna Shur of Wslcott, Iowa:
Mrs. Lena Burgess of Bettendorf; Mrs
Elsie Geisenhagen of Wyanet, H.;
Carl of Rock Island, and William, at
home.
Wednesday afternoon at s:45 o'clock
occurred the death of Mrs. Johanna
Brus at her home near Walcott. at the
age OF SO years, 1 month and 2 days.
Four SONS, John T. Brus, August A.
Brus, Henry n. Brus and Anthony w.
Brus; two daughters, Mrs Henry
Meinhardt and Mrs. Bernhard Geurink,
all of Walcott; her mother, Mrs. John
Moellenbeck; five sisters, Mrs. Garet
Kupper Of Walcott, Mrs. Joseph Scheb-
Ter and Mrs. Kate Reuter- Of Dayen-
port, Mrs. Charles Graf Of Harlan,
Iowa, and Mrs. Joseph Bujewskf Of
Winterset, Iowa, and two brothers,
John and Anton Moellenbeck of Wal
colt, live to mourn her death. The fl-
neral will be held Saturday morning,
leaving the late residence at 2 o'clock,
with services at st. Joseph's church in
Davenport at 10 o'clock Burial will
be made In Holy Family cemetery.
Ewnseline Carlin, 7-days-old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Carlin,
221 West High street, died Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock at the fam
lily residence. The parents and two
sisters, Sarah and Dolores, live to
mourn her death. The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from the late residence. Burial was
made in St Marguerite's cemetery.
Wednesday night at 11:45 o'clock at
the home of her son, d. S. Garner,
221 West Fifteenth street, occurred
the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Garner of
ter lingering Illness, death coming at
the age of~6S years. Mrs. Garner was
born in New Berlin, Pa. One son,
Davis s. Garner of this city, eight
step-children, John H. Garner and
George r. Garner of Davenport, A. F.
Garner, L. NJ. Garner and Mrs. Kate
Ford of Long Mount, Colo, Mrs. Frank
Carter and Mrs. Joseph Murray of
Davenport, and Mrs. J. F. Neuby of
Welton, Iowa, five sisters, Mrs. I.
Schiller and Mrs. l. Souders of this
city, Mrs A. Steice and Mrs. Julia
Gephart of Rock Island, Mrs. John
Mench of Hobart, Okla, and one broth
er, John Gephart of Rock Island, live
to mourn her death. The funeral was
held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the residence Of her son. Burial was
in Oakdale cemetery.
Colonel S. w. Bishop of the 54th
regiment of the Iowa state militia died
yesterday at mis- home in Muscatine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-11
WatertoWn

Rev. Mr.. Bryant OF Perry, Iowa,
Mrs. Sam Schafer and Mrs. Joe Scha-
fer Of Port Byron spent Sunday with
MIR. and Mrs. T. j. Schafer and the
family of Ross Wainwright
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson, east Of
town, were hosts at a O'Clock dinner
Sunday evening to Mn. and Mrs. w.
II. Willis, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Schafer,
DR.. and Mrs. Ellingsworth and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank McKenwick.
Mrs. D. w. Allsbrow entertained the
Baptist Aid society Wednesday.
Miss Ethel PearsalI of Port Byron
spent a couple of days this week with
her sister, Mrs. Otto Peterson
Mrs. George Richardson has return
ed from an extended visit with her
mother at Carbon Cliff.
Mrs. Ed Hogue entertained a large
party OF ladies at a carpet rag sewing
the last OF the week Among the
guests were the Mesdames Maxwell,
Henline. Baker, Morton, Mohr, Odell,
Jacobs, Wilkins and Thompson of
Hampton. A sumptuous dinner was
served.
Saturday night a Joint birthday
party was given at the home of Mrs.
Emma Ellis in honor OF her daughters,
it being Miss Golda's 18th and Mrs.
Florence Axelson's 18th birthday an
niversaries. An enjoyable time was
had by the Is young people who were
present. After guessing contests de-
lightful luncheon was served.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Trevillyan WEI
coined a daughter at their home Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Nicholas johnson of Andalusia
is visiting at the home of her nephew,
w. H. Willis.
The Misses leila and Grace Rath-
geber OF Fulton spent Sunday and
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs Otto Peter
SON
Tuesday evening Mrs. E. Lucas and
daughter. Miss Grace, were hostesses
at 6 o'clock dinner at their nome,
covers being laid for six. A course
dinner was served.
Wednesday, March 16, the Methodist
Aid society will give a 10 cent coffee
at the home of Mrs. p P. Shepherd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Coates have
rented the w. B. Keene cottage and
will go to housekeeping In short
time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-03-11
Foster

Mrs. Analyza Foster visited with her
mother in Muscatine Saturday and
Sunday and attended the funeral OF
Mrs. H. B. Terry.
There are a number Of farmers in
this vicinity who have corn still in the
field to husk The recent freeze is
still in their favor and several are
taking advantage of 1t by getting help
to husk the corn.
Mrs James McNall, who has been
at the Hershey hospital in Muscatine
the past four weeks. returned home
Sunday. She is feeling better. Mrs.
McNall was operated on for gallstones.
The many friends of Mrs. H. B.
Terry were grieved to hear of her
passing away at her homo in Musca-
tine Friday morning after lingering
illness with cancer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Terry were former residents of this
vicinity, having taken up their resi-
dence in Muscatine about eight years
ago. Mrs. Terry had undergone two
operations since Aug. 80. Since then
she had been slowly sinking. Mrs.
Terry was born in Vinton county,
Ohio, April 8, 1S49, and moved with
her parents when 8 years of age to
Drury township. She was married on
Aug. 10, 1879, to H. B. Terry. To this
union were born four children, who,
with their father, survive. The chill
dren are Lee, Harrison, Wilbur and
Miss Ethel, all at home. The funeral
was conducted by Rev. G. E. Brighton,
pastor of the Baptist church of Mus
catine, at the Baptist church, Mrs.
Terry being Baptist, a member of
the Foster church. The services were
held at 2:30 p. m, Sunday, March 6.