Daily Leader from Davenport, Iowa • Page 2

I 1 THE DAVENPORT DAILY DEADER: 2,1 SPRING HATS ARE READY MIIS. WKAVEll DBA IX Davenport's Honored Daughter of the Revolution Passes Away. Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at her homo, 106 Onelda avenue. Mrs. Julia Weaver, almost the only surviving 4lAtigh-ter of a revolutionary soldier in fountry.

passed Into the unknown. Mrs. Weaver was'born Aug. 16, 1806. and had passed her 92d year at tbe time of her taking away.

She was taken with the second attack of la grippe last Thursday, which with a complication of pneumonia and bronchitis brought on an affection of the heart which caused her dissolution. 1 Julia Ann Warrington was born Au- A new line comprising the very choicest selefr! 16 1806 at Dnimmomitown. va. tions in styles, and variety of fabrics, are also ready. You will be pleased with the array.

Don't hesitate to come in and look them Those nobby advance styles that are always the very choicest selections of the season's wear, are now awaiting your inspection. Call in and make your selection--prices and assortment are right. SPRING OVERCOATS! over. A GRATE in your sitting room is eminently cheerful and comfortable when your furnace isn't -needed to keep the bouse warm. Our Hocking Valley coal will throw out more heat to the square inch from grate, stove, or furnace than any coal you can buy.

It clinker, and is free from dirt and stones. MIND WOOD. 425 Brady St. 'Phone 444. IOWA.

IN THE It PAYS to do business With Large BUSINESS HOUSES Is the Largest House in the west In the Plumbing and Heating Line Perfection TELEPHONE NO. 11 All Systems. IF YOU the Fountain und be made well. Consult DR. WALSH The Moat Successful Md tbe Most Scientific Specialist in Health ear Hectric Machine For the treatment of Nervous Diseases.

Rheumatism and Bay work. Nervous, Private Diseases, of both Dl J. WAISB, Late of Chicago, formerly surweon in chief St. Anthony hospital reputation for years in Davenport where he ban cured of chronic cases efi up as hoeJess by others, proves conclusively hat his scientific methods of treatment cure when others fail. Bronchitis Asthma, EmrlrConaoinMlon, Neuralgia.

Srphillfl aad all Blood. Liver and Kidney VvAmoTi Suffering from of tbe Womb, Ovaries. Bladder. Nervous lull II Palpitation of the Heart. or any dfseue peculiar to call on tbe jrreat Specialist and svt opinion on their case free of charce.

Scientifically appUed: DeMHtr.Pile*. Exhaustive Drains. 3Hfffat UJClsli IVlliV Defective Memory. Threatened Insanity, Loss of will Power. Mental Sleeplessness, Lost Manhood.

Weakness of Men. etc. Is toe most cause of Nervous DeWHty, Why treat months vith others when we roaratee you a permanent cure in seven days by our method? HydroceJe cured in three day.4--no pain. Our CredeaHals and Testimonials are the best, Tbe ntzanerwas acknowledgements froiatbe for our reiaarkaMe rures in both medical and Js soother proof. We care where fail.

Tberefcre. do not wawte time your heaiia- There is a every disease that If do no: any Ionc rrvtenttals can bat onsirir TSS and I fa re i at Ki She was married to David Fuller November 9,1828, at Cincinnati. Ohio, and had three children -by this marriage, all sons, two of "whom died in infancy and William Henry Puller, who died in this city April 6, 1880. David Fuller died in 1834, On June 30, 1837, she was married to John Weaver at Cincinnati. Her mother's maiden name was Nancy Holland, who was married to William Warrington in 1803.

Her father, William Warrington, A was married four times and had nineteen children. Mrs. Weaver -is a daughter by the third marriage and is the only surviving child. Her father served in the revolutionary war as a member of the Ninth Virgina regiment and was with Washington's for five years as his aide-de-camp and served in. that capacity during the winter at Valley Forge.

Her father was a great lover and ardent admirer of Gen. Washington and the daughter followed him in this respect. Her father -was never in battle but, was wounded once by a Hessian who rushed at him -while on picket duty and struck hi-ru -with a sword oQ the left arm. Her father also served in the war of 1812 -which Mrs. Weaver recollected, and often told of the horrors of that time.

In 1ST5 they moved from Virginia to Kentucky and from there to Delaware county. Ohio, where he died May 10, 1850. Mrs. Weaver was a remarkable woman in many respects, being strong physically and mentally, and being able to talk intelligently of the early days almost to the last. In spite of her extreme age she often attended the meetings of the Daughters of the Revolution and Tvas always a welcome guest.

Mrs. Weaver and her husband lived a number of years at Chicago and other places and have made their home in Davenport the past five years. She is survived by her hus-band, John Weaver, two daughters. Mrs. E.

W. Brady and Mrs, J. M. Jennings of this city, "who have been her constant attendants during her last illness, and two C. N.

Weaver of Cincinnati, and A. A. Weaver of Chicago. She also leaves a number of grandchildren among whom are Mrs. H.

P. Greenougn of Rock Island, Mrs. Win, Niles of Des Moines a niece. With the death of Mrs. Weaver passed away so far as known the only surviving daughter of a revolutionary soldier, bue one.

The funeral will be held from the home tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Dr. Weddell of the Calvary Baptist church will conduct the services at the home. The services at the grave will be private. Interment will be made at Oakdale.

There is a Class of People Who are itijurel use of i Recently iliew been iit nil the grocery stores a new preparation called GltAIN-O, made of pure grains, that takes the of coffee. The most delicate aiomach chives it without distress, and bat few can tell it from coffee It does not cost over Children may drink it with great ben. cfit. 15 and 25 cents per package. Try it.

Ask for GRAIK-O. TryGrain-O! THE TRBGLOWN MURDER CASE. Mother of the Murdered Child Testifies Against Her Aged Father. Yesterday after the jury in the Trestowa murder case had been secured in the Rock Island circuit court the taking of testimony for the state was begun. It will be remembered that the crime was committed on Nov.

3 last, the body of the infant being discovered under the barn some days later by Coroner Eckhardt as a result of the investigation instituted by him at the request of the Coal Valley citizens. The child's skull was crushed and a cloth tightly wrapped, about Its neck showed that it had also been strangled. Testimony elicited at the inquest in-: dicated that the clotli had been used that purpose by the old man, and he throttled the child while it lay in the arras of his wife. Annie Treglown was the first witness placed on the stand yesterday afternoon. In answer the State's Attorney's questions, she said in substance chat her parents were the only persons in the room when her child was born, and that her father choked it with his hands while it was lying on the bed.

and that he then nailed it up in the box- She did not know what was done with the box. She also said chat her mother wanted to keep the child; but that the old man insisted on muting it out of the way. The witness was turned over to the defense just before ihe adjournment of court, with the understanding that the state nave the privilege of recalling iier to, show that her testimony before the grand jury in certain lines differed from that which she gave in court, questions to that effect having been ruled out by Ramsey. lioa- call. st 1 to 1 r- tc.

Office 124 W. 3rd you -ach 3 fair TAKEX Best of crcHfeattafe. 7fyoacar.n«i Jy to I2a. 2 7 lo5 p. m.

i A CLEVER TRICK. It certainly looks it. there 1s really no trick about it. Anybody ran try it who his Lame Back and Weak Kidneys. Maiaria or nervons troubles.

We mean he can cure himself right away by taking Electric Bitters. This medicine tones up the whole system, at-is as a stimulant to Liver and Kidneys, is a blood purifier and nerve tonic. It cures Constipation. Headache Fainting SpelHs. Sleeplessness and MeJaacbolr.

It ig purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and 'restores the sys- TO its natural vigor. Try a miracle trorker. Every bottle ar.twd- SOc a iwrJe at E. S. Bal- aord Onag Store.

BwildiflfE. Davenport. Iowa for Fifty Guaranteed tobacco ixabit cure, makes men strong, blood pure. SOc. ft.

Ail AMUSEMENTS. "Hogan's Alley," The public of this country has become very well acquainted with "Regan's Alley" during the past few years. That playground of wit is now looked upon as one of tahe best known features of East side New York life, owing to the many stories, characters, cartoon and tales published about the place and its people by the celebrated artist R. F. Ootcanlt and made so famous as a play by those well known Irish comedians Gilmore and Leonard, who this season have surpassed all former attempts by giving us the third edition of the same.

Besides introducing the many new and novel especially engaged for this edition by such well known entertainers as Mazie King. Mina Shirley, Buell. Madeline Burdette, liable Williams. Cora Addie Raval. Sherman Joe Coulou.

Snyder and Buckley, berai Towers and others besides the founders of Hogan's Alley GUroore and Leonard who will positive ly appear with this great company on Sunday nlpht next at the Burtis opera house. THK OTHER SIDfc. A Statement From the Christian Brethren by C. R. Lee.

The following statement front the Christian 'brethern was made to a representative of the Leader today: "The Christian brethern of this city have been deeply grieved over the false, malicious, evil and untrue statements made by Mrs. John Snyder as to her treatment by the Brethern. and by Brother Nichols on his recent visit to this city. "These are'uniformly false and are the results of a jealous and are the fruit of an inherited natural jealousy, a disposition that at times makes her subject to hysterical fits and a mania which makes her act like an insane person, whose foolish talk should have no weight upon the mind of any sensible individual. By her hysterical talk she has succeeded in enlisting the sympathies of the negnbors in and about her, whom she has almost convinced that the Brethern and Mr.

Nichols, and her husband were abusing and mal-treating her. "The statement that she has been advised by Mr. Nichols to take herself and her four children and jump into th.e Mississippi river and drown herself, is absolutely false, as may be substantiated by six reputable citizens acquainted with the facts, and who heard every word spoken by Mr- Nichols at the time. "The facts are these. Mr.

Snyder desired to purchase a farm In Minnesota but his wife objected, she said that before she would go to live in Minnesota near the Smith sisters, she would go and drown herself. The allusion'Mr. Nichols made to tliis will be announced later. Mrs. Snyder has made the statement to the neighbors that her being jealous of John on account ot the sisters is she was to blame and John was not to "blame.

It was all her fault, she says, She made tbe statement several different times, once to Matron Hill, ami confirmed it on several late, occasions and again to Mrs, Wells when sen stated that she was ready to make this acknowledgement to anyone desiring the same. in relation to Mr. Snyder I would say that since his residence in Davenpori for about three years, with a few exceptions he arose in the mornins and prepared his own breakfast, liis own luncheon or dinner, and after doing his own days work, often helped cleanse the dishes and clean up the house, often doing the family Who of you readers would do this, and then think tbat his wife was a good housekeper?" Mr Lee invited a representative of The Leader to attend a meeting at his home this evening at 7:30. NEW YORK DENTAL PARLO Oldest dental parlors in the city. Our work and prices speak for themselves.

Best work and lowest prices of any one in the city, All work guaranteed for 10 years. No charge for extracting when teeth are made by us. Crown and Bridge work a specialty. Full set teeth $8. Teeth extraction painless.

I I I) PROPRIETOR 115 E. 3rd Over Fritz T. Schmidt gr' Davenport, la. Clearing Carpets, Rugs, Art Squares, Straw Matting must go at once. Closing out Parlor Screens at cost.

Wall Paper, Mouldings, Window Shades, Poles, Portiers-rope or damask 1 -at prices lower than ever. NINETY PER CENT of the people have some kind of humor in Uie blood, and this causes many diseases. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures these diseases by expelling the humor. Hood' Pills are non-irritating and the only pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. BROKE HIS ARM Harald W.

Petersen, 322 Brady St. 'Phone 775 Davenport, Little Frank Gorman Meets With a Serious Accident. Little Frank Gorman, the five year old son of Aid. Matthew Gorman fell upon the ice last evening at about o'clock breaking his arm. He was at play with some other children and was was sliding on the glassy surface, He was taken to his home where the fracture was reduced successfully and it is not thought that the break will prove serious.

Catarrh is Not Incurable I IN OOU3 Jarre Ctrrrd Bean tie 3 Bean Sia which Klaw and Er- wiJ3 to this c5tv on March is 5hc most sHcessfnl production of shown in was wrKcn for orisrfnaliy prodnoed tiy Bat it on not be cored by washes snd inhaling which reach only the The disease if in the Wood, and can oniv be reached through the Wood. 8.8- S. the only lenteoV which can hare any effect upon Catarrh; it cures the disease Hoyt's Music House 111-113 West Third Street, DAVEKPORT. IOWA. Sieinwsy, Everett sod Harrififftoti Pitnofl, Burdett Otgauft, Sfrnphooxm, and Musical Merchandise of every description.

Ju0t received a carload of the celebra ted Eetej Organs for fall ad winter trade. AH the Music and Musical Novelties Prices Always the Lowest OKTC3, ct MontpelScr. Oh5o. organ iza efforts: -r -uv to COT- rrftro KNOX HATS. WORLD RENOWNED KIMBALL HOUSE BATH ROOMS I Spring Styles T3K' Fin-M Tiarfcivh ruw3 iiath in 1hc IOTC-O.

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Btatan 218-220 W. 4th Sn Davenport, Iowa. Now Ready. Derby's, Fedoras and Crushers. WM.

JOHNS, ACEirr Bradv of Zcmta" romantic play, which than y-cars theatre- New Yorfc, pinnacle of 5i3Cfrss an Lnt which last year a Of Jia 3h? prtacipaS riltes of th? country- wHJ at t.Jar Bur- 15s Mar. 7. The conapany. un- by Howard Gould. in tote 3bs from So California.

in many of the ivnHhrrs of production in all its deiils is to he identical with that of Torfc LycenflL io ITT St. As Uwr thp i it Davenport Dental Parlors DR. 0. D. Doran.

lud ao rctnm of Si," hare brm Ukinp ment for jean, and find iwr Uwn A trial will to tie Uie rffrtt rcmed It will tta DENTIST. wlOi- tlon are or- 114 East 3d CSt Second Floor, DAVEHMtT i 'Z.