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REBttBI 0 BELVIDERE, ILLINOIS. FRIDAY PART-WEEK ENDING JULY 6, 1900. COUNTY 'I 1 OL. XL NO. 41.

1 i DID SOME SHOOTIIIC. FOUR SCORE YEARS. OUT OF THE CITY, familyreumoh. DEATH WAS SUDDEN TRAIN CRASH i Head of Frank Goodrich Makes a good Rec- Hive Held Passed Over i the by the Porter Family at Gar 20 per centjoff 20 per cent off den Prairie. This Lad.

On Every Dollar. I Many Hundreds of People Weat to Friends Shocked by Uews of Death jf On Every Dollar. ord at Shooting. F. Li Goodrich and Charli a picnic in J.

W. Porter's grove i Mrs. George Park entertained friends 0 Spend the Fourth. of Mrs. Homer Lane.

OU til 0 lo county line near Garden Prai in honor! of her mother's 80th bi rthday- Milk Train and Free- JULY LEARINQ SALE. 0 Monday afternoon July 2nd at her rie a reunion of the Porter family was held The five Porter -0 were at reerHrtWtHlne.Uy participating in 'tho shooting fournanunt given by the FrHiH)rf-(lun Club. Mr. Good-rich had his "cyo on the gun" and homo AYarren after ROADS LEO AWAY. 0 ALL HAD BEEN IMPROVING.

grew up to manhood on this same farm a port Meet. noon hours were passea in social con were present. They were Thomas, gave such crack shots as Gillert, Tom versatioii the event was- a pleasant Peury Robert, James and Washing Marsliair, Chas. Budd atid Henhy a one those nresent. Refreshments NHEliboi-liiit Cltln.

and the WmU In Tliia Wu NapnoMxl to be ou the Itoad to R. ton with their sons and daughters and warm mco. lie was in tho money lu were served. 1 VIHnlty Caairtat Crowd-fwine co vrjr When the Sadden Newt Com grand children, making a company Those inviteil were Mr. and Mrs.

Ve have a mammoth stcck of Clothing arid FurnifhfngH which we L'ducc. and everybody knows that our cash way of doing business 0 every eveutv Ho lot in eight events, makiug 6U out of a possible 8.1 for the HEAD END COLLISION fl numbering a half hundred. That he Hu I'aiMMMl AwT-Hl Many Frirnili In Jt-lvldre. Thomas Porter; Mrs. Mrs.

lt ErrnU of tti l.C'l-Irtlon at arlono I'lac. And mow it is all ovkr. prices, and our valuer were always at the top. We arc going Th)se sitting with their at day which mado the crack ones from Sands, Mrs. Rosa Beckington, Mri and fl to JTc yOu he same values at a guaranteed discount of the bountifully loaded tables yester all parts of tho country watch tho Belvidere relatives and friends of Mrs.

Fellows, Mr. and Mrs. George A Fonrth of Jnly which made Belvi day were videro man. Mrj Reiclert wrs rich Howard and Willie Howard- Mrs. Homer Lano were shocked Weil; dere somewliafc resemble a deserted: vil Grade On llitfi Elgin This Messrs.

and MoKdames V. For 0 nesday by the news of her death, 0 Twenty Per Cent lage daring a gootl part of tho day, a terSr, Henry Porter, J. Porter, on his mettle, too, and got in tho money in every event but ono. The tmirnameht ooutinuea tnhiy. Iu to Morning, which occurred at Buffalo, New York, 0 Fourth when everybody went fishing, Belvidere, Robert Porter, Garden VICTIMS OF THE DAY that morning.

or camping, or visiting, a Fourth the I .1.1 1IT 1 I nil I I I .1 Prairie, Washington Porter, Chicago, Mrs. Lane had been seriously sick i i I i I ..1.. .1 I. like of which has not been seen for Walt W. Porter, C.

A. Porter, T. day' slHHJt the Belvidere (Jun Club is repjresenttHl by Messrs. Reieiiert nn.l Vaneo. i and bad undergone an operation, from siiiU.

overalls, collars and cu(Ti. Everything else ih included and you Robert Porter, Gar very FIREMAN MORTON HURT. Belvidere which it was thought that she was re irt. Ur.stirnrftfc nnit nr t.iin itaui urmrres ever olierea on sucii a iresti many a long day, when the sun blaxeu down with a heat that at tinig was simply terrific, and the serene sky den Prairie, Geo. II.

Covey Belvidere. People Escape Luckily. llatn, Caps, f-tc. i covering safely. Mr.

and. Mrs. John 4 8 Underwear, Neckwear, Hosiery, Suspenders, and everything fClilrtii trnrtnrarnar "NTfiflr won r. tlntiif-rv. Simrrt'flders.

Jind everTilllnc Mrs.) Bert Moore, Woodstock, Miss rm Tripp returned from Buffalo Mon i showed only a bending bow of bine, la lr the efits' Furnishing Good Unc are included In? the zo per cent uiio Porter, Belvidere, Miss Hilda SILVER WILL WIN. day and when they left there MayMt With the ikmi llua Kome and multitudes Bweltered, and cooling gt count, Loy Eflingliam. the it was thought that Mrs. Lano would II 1) vou ever have such an 'opportunity offered Consider confections were in great demand. CANNON CRACKER LIST.

Mosgrs. S. L. Covey, Leslie Porter, the regular low prices and you cannot resist the temptation values ouickly recover. The news of her People began to leave Belvidere in the Fred Porter, Belvidere.

to rcssl well when you can 'do so at so.stnalra cost. Late Reports Give' Old Ratio a Ma- death was a great shock to them. Kihn ISrolrii 4llirr Mim of Kncine line iii t'haiiKr In rd-i -I morning. 1 hey went in every direc Than Any Other Warren Deceased was formerly Miss Ju Italia tireater flsirictll Cash and One IVjce Only. tion and by every means of conveyance jority in Committee.

PICNIC PARTIES; Smith Injure! by a toy t'anuoii Tripp of this city, and had been a res from the steam cars to the bicycle. The Belvidere Milk trii ami. the Every Article Marked in Plain Figures. Woo.ter siiot in Thigh In Ih.Slrwt idea, here since she was a small child, Fill the Woods With Noise and at KJuK.ton. coming here with her parents, Mr, Freeport Express which i rrives here from- Chicago at a.

m. met; in Great Demand for Ice Cream. NO NOMINATIONS YET. Gaiety. and Mrs.

James Tripp, now deceased. head-dutl collisLoii at Fox' Rivex1 switcli The cansalties vresnltiuer from the Every man in Belvidere who sells McEvov'k About three years agohe was married The of Belvidere people wjid near Elglii Thursday; a m. All of the feckless use of material enthusiasm ice cream came near being prostrated to Homer iLane and soon terward Convention Adjourn lu Await I ha n- were not So great in Belvidere as in Weduestlay and will doubtless require went into the woods and spent the day in the! enjoyment of the cool 6liade they, went to -Buffalo' to make their 9 fl trainmen ecaiXHl jjy junijung except Fireman Morton of the iwseuger -who some other! cities. 1 The Chicago Trib a. week or two to recover from the We would run up into the many mid reds.

home. A lady always respected and effects of over work. Early in tho une has a list of the dead and injured remained on the engine. Ho had two honored, her many friends here Will In 11 directions the picnickers lire of the Cum mi tee on He.olulloiia 111 Convene for Nomination, at a lJte Hour Today. Kansas City, July 5 (Social) -By a 0 take) orders for Cut TPlowers.

tThi itore will he closed each evening at 8 duringf July "and August, Saturday excepted. North 1 State Street. as far as reiHrted Chicago to morning tho orders began to pour in for gallon after gallon of ream, ami wbndedi their way from the city, in trrieve sincerely, and extend heartfelt or three ribs fracturwl and may bo in jure'd internally but it is uqt midnight, iln'tlio list of dead from carriages, lumber wagons, bugges, syiuiathy Jto the members of the be it kept the forces hustling to keep np uso of explosives the Tribune has 10 he is hurt. reaved family and tho sorrowing hus hay racf and oa bicycles. Ice cream names, and 'in the list of wounded 709 The milk train and passt nger usual vote of 20 to 21 tho committee on resolutions of tho Demmrrailo National band.

with the of it going in to the woods along the river where many picnic parties were spending the ly meet at Elgin. This morning, how and lemonado were the features of the day, and long beforo night tho supply names, or these injuries 2M weruuue She leaveB two brothers, John and I toannon crackers and torpedoes, 159 convention declares itself in favor of a ever, the trains hat oruers to pass at Joe Tripp of this city, and two sis in the city ran out. lay. Fox River switch and tho milk traih in powder explosions; and the deadly plank advocating tho free coinage of ters, Mrs Stockwell, of Waverly, toy pistol 105. the'toy cannon 87, and proceedel from Elgin to that point.

Tho retail trade was not so great, Trtr ril )f wa Wrrkrfl tiro vrl Tl 1 i uon At Bennett's Farm. silver at the ratio of 10 to 1. I ctrir rt Irata wl TiiAart nr frnm I lift r.rnln Itfiil ti rt rir ntiili nrA out sotta ami ice cream were among Iowa. The remains arrived on the! i I When the convention met tho com Many ipoople of thq South Baptist tho most popular things of the day. GENERAL.

E5ur3 AIOLH: i oniy in ciues, so miy biuiiik aim mo ununi jjrei'atunon 01 train Thursday church went out to Bennett's farm in mittee on resolutions was not ready to tliat when the rest of the country is Iseudiug a flagman ahead was taken. rest in the Belvilere cemetery. Funer Flora to! pass the day. The hospitality ISEASE with no specific name, heard from the list will bp somewhat I Beforo the Hag man had gono fur.thoJ-report the delay ludng duo to the no- Follow the Music of the uand. al services were held at the home of which seems to combine stom Freojwrt passenger thundered around appalling.

I of this homo is never to be questioned and the iday Spent there was a merrv cossity of making some verbal changes. The National Sewing Machine, com- GeorgeR. Pierce John Tripp, Rev. Dr. the curvo just ahead and itwas too Itockforl had seven accidents, Auro ach disorder, heart trouble, bloott disorder and a host ol other ills, and which can be de jMUiy band in full regalia departed on The question of irajorialism will bo officiating.

one. A picnic tanner was serveo. late to avoid a collision Tljo crew of ra seven, Freewrt two, ana llgin 3. scribed onlv bv saving you teel "all placed first thus making it tho para tho ten o'clock train for Kingston where they discoursed sweetest mnsic tho milk train juimMl to oseario and Las Vegas, New. Mexico and vicinity knocked out" and "good lor German Evangelical Picnic.

CI1 UV I hi mount issue of tho campaign. sends in a list of 104 injured. Engineer Murdock whoj was 'j pulling I during the day. As they marched means that your kidneys are overbur dened and need relief. the passenger jumjied just as soon as The convention adoixwl a resoluttion down the stroet to the deoot to a live cal church was held at Luhman's at Kidnev derangement Is almost al ho had reverstHl and applitfd tho air.

Face Full of Powder. I .1 for tlie apiKiiutment of a committee of ly march tune a citizen said, "There ways at the bottom of general ill health. Little Thunder Mills. A tub of ice I a fl Narrow Gravel Pit goes a fine and I don't like the Tho most serious accident as a result populists and .1 1 I Escaped for a Workman. cream big enough to feed an army was idea of their going out of town on the of the free use of powder in Belvidere the silver republicans on a nomination sirncK me miix inuu wiui irruientious force botli "engines lxing ilescoiXKl.

taken out in' the morni ug and several Your doctor knows this, but he usually treats the various "symptoms one at a time. Foley's Guaranteed Kidney Cure gets at the bottom of these troubles and cures them all at once. Fourth of July. It seems to me as if was suffered by Warren Smithy the son other installments later in the day. for vico president.

I The baggage and express car on tho man employed at the gravel pit all the patriotism in the city is march of C. V. Smifh. He was operating the The picnio was a Jolly event and much passenger was almost split ill two and Tho convention was called to order ing down the street to take the traifr business end of a toy cannon and enjoyed by a large attendance. tun no risk, rcsiilts are guaranteed.

the mail ear suffered great! damage. You out of town. at It o'clock and at 13 atljournwl till slipped and fell toward it just as it east of the city came very close to furnishing a subject for the nnder taker on Tuesday afternoon, and buf for some fast work by his companions, he The milk cars on tho Belvidoro train And a lot of tho people followed the went off. The powder filled his face a r80 to await tho report of tho com On Gooseberry Island. presented a sorry appearance after lie I music of the band, many by train and For cuts, bruises or sores BANNER SALVE is best.

and sotne went into Ins eyo, but it is mittoo on milk were Gooseberry Island was covered by would have done sd. i a larger number in rigs. It was a Sun not believed that the sight will bo smash-up. Milk cans and scattered about the wreck a merry Crowd, the German Lutheran in crat The steam shovel was at work shov- stroyed. Dr.

"SWift attended him, and day school picnic at Kingston and it drew a big crowd from over the church picnic being held there. There 1 i ellins gravel from the bank and the HORSE RETURNED. the operation of picking powder out For sale by John C. Foote. i thero is was a large attendance and the.

day Where tho collision cecum workman for some reason stepped be northern half of DeKalb county. The of his face will be continued for was a merry one in -every way. a thirty-foot embankment and tho en neath the shoveL As the powerful band made a hit with them. Which Was Taken! from a Livery- weeks before ibis face can be cleared of machinery plowed its way through the the grains. He carries a route for like Iron monsters lockod to gether, seemed to be ready to topple stable In Marengo.

bank-of gravel it started an avalanche Ball Team Defeated. The Republican. PAYS A over and roll down the west side. which when it "fell covered the man Wyldo Son's horso, which was Tho Belvidere base ball team went Wrcckerd were' soon on the scene, to beneath, burying him completely from To the Memory of the Late Mrs. Boy Shot at Kingston.

tOiHirKiana where they went up nd' a liard clear the track but they hi sight. against the team from Monroe. For McDevitt. task on account of tho ni bank men A boy naml Wooster was shot at Others of the workmen were observ taken out of a Marengo livery stablo the other night and a crow lunch left in its placy has boon returned the parties having it claiming that.it was all a i mistake. "Tho young man six innings tho game was a hot argu-, get the and hours were requinsd to ers of the accident and the alarm was Friends; of the late Mrs.

Margaret Kingston, a ball from a 22 calibre rifle penetrating his! Wooster was Lment, tho score being toOin favor of wreckage out of the way. i McDevitt will be interested in the fol Belvidere. Pitney was pitching a At 1 noon no trains had arrived in instantly given. Shovels were plied with eagerness, and in. a very sliort time the rescuers were rewarded bv walking along the is tree when a rifle and lady who drove the horso to Ma lowing tribute published in "a late good game but his support went to carried by a man behind him Was dis issue of The New World: Belvidero from the Agent Wheeler got orders to sejud special Wash' Skirts pieces and Shaw, who was catching, charged, the wound mentioned above The funeral of Mrs.

Margaret seeing a part of tho man clothing and then his body was pulled out of. rengo and started homo with lho eight minute pacer say that the mistake was inexcusable.) 8oinelodjr will now havo to iyri aTouttl2 for tho exiHjnso had his fingers hurt and was compelled to Freeport to accommoTate tho iwss- resulting. It not thought that tho to retire. Then went some Devitt, ohe of the pioneers of Catholicity on tjlie West Side, was held from eflgers waiting to go west. This train the smothering sand and it was seen wound will bo dangerous.

what wrong the Monroes winning 14 1:15 in at pulled out of Belviderra that he was still alive. of looking up the livery horse. St. Malachy's church. The church to 3.

A new lot of the latest styles of Wak Skirti Denims, Piques, Linens nd Embroidered Ducks. Durkeo and charge of Conductor Earl He was almost unconscious when was thronged with reonle of the parish Poice Have. Easy Time, I I. 1 5i lhe tselvidero team had the game Pngineer Dan McCoy. and the friends of the deceased from pmiea on oi ine sana ana was iouuu Neglige well in hand up to the sixth innings, The tfelyidere police nau an easy The milk train was in cliargo of the all mrts of the citv.

The sanctuary time befdro he fully recovered. 1 1 1 1 "I A a. 11 .1 J. 1 and the Monroe team von the game in Shirts in newjand desirablo iitterns ume yesteroay ana tasx nignt, wuw is, regular crew- Dunn being conductor Wiish Skirt was filled with fifty -priests from the 1 1 it. the sixth and seventhL Devlin made worth COc or fi5c.

JSalo prico or 2 comparea wun uieir experiences 01 and TnttIo eDgineer Hetb Dean of past years. Belyidere was certainly a I thig citv male hia flrsfc Ut, on the We Hope a wonderful catch of it. for 75c. Wheeler Slater. a fly into left Northwest, and South Sides alBo; Rev.

Father O'Leary of Milwaukee very city for the Fonrth of on Materials from thira base field running back That you ill not let this opportuni and Rev. Professor Ryan of St. Via- A LITTLE CIRL and turning under it. Dan Burns um July. Many private celebrations were nj fHprijg felt ty Pass you, to buy fine Neglige 6hirts tenr's College, Kankakee.

Solemn pired for the Belvidere team, the for 38c or 2 for 75c. Wheeler Slater. neia in me evening. til thev heard tbat 1... hnd t.

Beautiful white satin stripe Piques, White Helps Judge DeWoIf Celebrate the double, system being used. St' ew injuries pave peon reported ana 1 jnry High Mass was celebrated, Rev. Thomas McDevitt, her son, of St. Columb-kille's, celebrant; Rev. Daniel Lnt- 1 i 1 And Colored Ducks, Denims and Linens for making The team from here was made up most 01 inose neara irom are 01 a fjkr, wn rA.Hlnnr Hii mnmn.

such as burned hands, Wash bkirts. Fourth. Judge DeWoif is dealing out Justice as follows: catcher, Shaw, pitcher COST; SHVES LIVES. ger. minor nature, etc.

Awful It ennui Of Kxploalon of Flre- Pitney, first Shields, second, Sullivan, third Devlin, short O'Donnell, ieft, trell, Malachy's, deacon; Rev. Father O'Reilly, St. Colnmbkille's, sub-deaconl, and Rev; S. F. Woulfe, tempered with mercy today, partly because he feels so good naturod over the little girl which came to his house Attend Wheeler Slater's special i.

roric- in hlladelplil. Philadelphia, July 5. A blank car Curtis, center Klipple, right Murrin. 1 LANE'S BARN BURNS: master of ceremonies. A special choir shirt sale.

Neglige shirts for 38c or 2 Sams, a south paw, who has SCuppIer Bishop. on the Fourth 6t July. Tho littlo 1wly was in attendance. The "Dies Irae' for 75c. ''-I 3t tridge fired, at close range by a small colored, boy into aarge collection of fireworks of a higbly explosive char weighs between seven and 'eight and other jfuneral hymns were sung been, a Monroe base ball fixture for the last fifteen years was in the box aud did good work for the Monroe is Still a I pounds.

Origiii of with-pathos and telling effect. Rev. For Twenty-Two Days, the Fire Mystery. T. P.

Hodnett gave the absolution acter cost the lives 'of seven children, and severe burns and lacerations to -4 other persons, only one of whom was team. Farmer Cohoon brought to town thjs and closed with a few touching re GETTING ALONG IIICELY. i morning a few boxes of, luscious straw an adult. Fourth of July fires were not plcnti 3ig Crowd at Garden Prairie. marks.

He dwelt upon strong characterisltics of the deceased, fier berries, perhaps las fine as the season The explosion 'becurred in front of ful in this vicinity, the soak ng rain irs. i. w. jueyiana unaergoes an GURRENT EVENTi. afforded.

The most interesting tiling the small shop of Antonario Mam- There was a big crowd at Garden Prairfe and an entertaining program "DEAD. deeptdevotio to fardily, her sincere of a few days previous doubtless doing EMREROR piety her, boundless and much to ward off danger from this merello, on Eighth, street, Jn a most about them is the fact that they were thickly iwpulated section. The' fire-jpicked from a patch which has yielded Operation. Mrs. T.

W. Hoy land underwent an was given. Attorney W. I- Pierce of this city made the welcome address ceaseless kindness to the poor and the source. operation Wednesday morning at St.

in tills wretched, her frankness of expres- works were on a stand on the pave- berrieg for twenty-two days. Mr. Co-ment and consisted largelyof giant hoo doeg berries for the The one big fire of the day Committed Suicide Says and pleased the peoplo.V The Garden Luke's hospital in Chicago. Tho optsr- sion, her genial humor, her keen ap Of Lute vicinity was the burning Prairie band furnished music and the nrecracjiers, lorpeaoes, rocnea nuu Unded Compulsion. ohacora.

A frnwrt inf nhilnroa was of wit, and withal her preciation crowd was well entertained. Lane's barn on the farm belonging to Eli Sergeant, two- and a half miles out ation was performed by Dr. Munhy and the patient is getting along very nicely. Dr. Andrews was.

present fearless, ujnoompromising loyalty to clustered about the The colored navmg as nne a bov. Isaiah was seen to point strawberry patch as any ono in this the church and its ministers, the selfr in the country. Beloit Attracts Some. the pistol in the direction of the fire-1 section. The Republican was fortunate EMPRESS IS INSANE.

when the operation was performed. sacrifices she made towards helping The barn, wagonshed, corn crib and Two persons were killed and 33 Injured In a train wreck at Track Siding, 12 miles from Butte. The States recruiting officer In ChicuRo.ls besieged daily by men desirous of lighting against the Chinese. Indictments have been returned against a number of aldermen of Syracuse, N.i on charges of municipal corruption. jj Illinois state Inspectors are to wage war on quack doctors who are practicing under bogus diplomas by discredited institutions.

The new management of -the Steel A Wire company has been slashing salaries and uniting-departments in the Interest of economy. The president and Mr. Hanna are said' to have agreed that the fornTal notification "of the former of his nomination July 11 works ad Are. The force of the ex hog house all burned to tho 'ground, in receiving a supply 1 or the late perries and the strawberry editor insists to build upi the "parish- of St.) Malachy's. The work which she did re HIS TOE BROKEN.

plosion which followed shattered the the loss being quite heavy. As rar as. CoiuH'ls China's Kultrs rpiiiK l'riiK-d One of the most elaborately prepared celebrations given in this immediate vicinity, was that at Beloit, and a number from this city went to partake of the festivities. they are the best of the season. 4 windows of many stores aud residences known one hog the only lire stock called to us by the holy utensils of rer Take lKrln Kmitror friend Iigion, thor ostensorium, vestments, burned.

The origin of th fire is un in the vicinity and the scene was cov-, ered by a dense smoke. When this Ke4l Talc of FbrtlKiien Conductor of Freeport Freight Has all these bespeak her goodness, kuown- lUIUle Aci'H. the lifted the jformS of more than a score nrn Irmrl anil 1nnnorif. nf ltor rvria Painful Injury. Conductor Walleiser of the Freeport laughai, Jdly (Siecial) -Run- As she lived, so she died, a right Fire at Kingstoi.

Or 2 lor 75c Is the price quoted on tne ties and' shirts in Wheeler Sla of children were found lying on the street, buriied and bleeding. The owner of the fireworks was arrested. should be a spectacular demonstrations or of doing I freight had his great too'broken while Kingston is never in favl ter's window. I i St. The powers are to receive immediate titication through representatives of I Some Go to Harvard.

Harvard also entertained a quota of Belvidere people who went in various conveyances and helped the Mc-Henrv county people celebrate. at work assisting in the unloading of things bv lialves, and Wednesday alded StAMT VICTIMS United States that this government vill eous, upright, Christian woman, faithful and true to the last to her mission on earth. 'The bright example' she gave will dwell in the memory and urge others jto follow in her footsteps the'list of a dwelling house fire! to to the dismemberment not consent China Considerable of Life Results visitors. A amusements offered tho rom Pel ing liave brought re-s tflat Jim wror Kwang Hsu corned suicide on June 19 by taking being jmpelled to do so by tee Tuau, lie usurper. The Em-s Dowager i lso took the poison but ill iioueh insane from the from! Storms In Bavaria.

freight at Freeport Wednesday. Ho came on with the train ami not until he reached this city did he get tho injured toe fixed up. 1 home of A. gasoline explosion at the Berlin, July 5. Hurricanes, cloud and reap as she, the golden harvest of From Thurnday's llail, Frank Ross returned last evening from a few days visit at Caledonia and Argyle.

j- Mrs. jll. Sacks' have gone to Monroe Wis. Mrs. Sacks wOl re I Fuller drew an immense crowd.

bursts and thunderstorms are reported virtue. The mother of Mr. Fuller was at home CONSIDEItED FOHTlSiATO. from a number of places. Warzerburg, alone and she ran down through the The funeral cortage went to Oakley station of the Norhwestern and there Bavaria, was visited by a hurricane, a- Also to Rockf ord.

Rockford caught a big contingent of people. The only set program for a celebration there was the Seventh street affair, but the many, who drove and went on the trains managed to be entertained. alarm. lAn em- which destroyed a large building and street and gave the cient -bucket brigade was met bv a special car, which took main all summers ill was formed and them Belvidere, where two or her great damage in the vicinity of Elber- John Ydurt," Walter DerthicAand th damage the blaze extinguished wil STROKE QF PARALYSIS. childrcn are buried.

The whole- town feld, especially at Cronenberg and Oh- eagle ecrtyin at Jolm List heard the amounting to about 250, i Militia-Team Won. Yesterday at tho: picnic at Garden Prairie a picked team from Company met the Garden Prairie team in a game of base ball and a hot argument ensued in which 1 the militia men proved tho most eloquent, defeating their opponent by a score of 6 to 4. A return game will doubtless be played in this city in the near future. ligs. Several lives were lost.

Jn the 1 Beloit yesterday. p.J. Wright is Seriously Sic vicinity of Cassel cloudhursts destroyed -Misses Bessie and Mame of at Her Home. P. J.

who lives with rs. the harvestjs and drowned several persons and a large number of cattle. Lightning struck 18 laborers in Kro-janten, near Konitz, and also struck and killed a whole family named at Groose Lelernitz, near And to Other Cities. Many other cities caught the Belvidero people in pairs and bunches. Chicago," Elgin, Sycamore, DeKalb, Marengo, Freeport and Genoa all had representatives from Belvidere.

son Frank Wright on Second street red a strokoj of paralysis Wednesdy aud her coijdition is very serionp. Twenty Four Years' Si srvice John Lawson wishes' to state that the rumor that he intends to resign as janitor of the South Belvit ere school is not true, and." that he will stand by the school board as long as he can see a man stand on the face of the earth, giving them thirty days notice if at any time he wants to stop work. He lias now been janitor of the school for twenty-four years and. has serred the board and the district faithfully. These May Wed.

A license to wed was issued today to Charles A. Barr of Belvidere ami Miss Nellie M. Humphrey of Spring. Wheelr Slater of Belvidere. seemed to have turned out to pay tribute to the honored dead.

Every carriage and vehicle was at the depot and 'forming in a line, Margaret McDevitt was for the last time driven through the streets to her home in the city of the dead. Fathers T. P. Hodnett, St. Malachy's; N.

J. Mooney. St. Colnmb-kielles LnttrelL St. Malachy's O'-Lieary, Milwaukee, Rev.

J. B. Feeley, Father O. J. Ref lly, Flood, and Father Ryan, Kankakee, accompanied the remains.

Father Hodnett chanted the "Miserere, and other prayers at the grave and the earth received all that was mortal of the well known and faithful Catholic ladyf Mrs. Margaret McDevitt; May she rest in peace, Westi Chicago are visiting at (he of homo their brother Wm. Virgie; Misses Mame and Katherine McGon-igle and Kate Crawford spent the Fourth with friends in Harvard. B. S.

Jackson and daughter Stella of Harvey spent the Fourth with his parents Mr. and Mrs, Jackson. Rev. Eckberg left thi morning for a three weeks trip through Michigan to raise money for the new Swedish churchV Mrs. Spilerdt of- Elgin, who has the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Leonr ard Reich left for her home yesterday afternoon after twrfyeeks 1 )sit; ive decided continue their ohirt Onr costutaors realizing the true of thes shirts have been heavy rs, for we have a lot left and it be to your ateresl to call and ta.se while we have sizes. This shirts contain all new and dele patterns! and are regular. 50c i Many Picnic Parties Nearly every patch of timber along the river sheltered a picnic party, and ice cream tubs passed up and down the roads by dozens. The picnio parties varied from the big affairs where several scores of people spread their fables under the trees to family gatherings where only the members of the family fought tho and ants out.

of the butter, Quails swarm by the million In Egypt. This fact was not generally known until a protest was recently raised by Frenchmen against carrying the-birds across French territory for English use. Pb.talx Pirlc This is a fine public pleasure ground and favorite resort in Dublin, Ireland. It is one of the beauty spots of the city 4Ud is much admired by tourists. Bavts uoctor'a BHls.

Families in the country should always eep Brazilian Balm on hand. It is tL doctor in the house, always ready and reliable. For colds, coughs, croup, catarrh, asthma, pleurisy, rheumatism, constipation, female troubles, and all kinds of fever it acts like magic, rix Suburbanite Oh, yes, we are a deep-! ty religious community. City Friend That's good. It must be a great consolation to you here to feel that there- is 9 better World.

Do Not 1 Fail to purcnase one of those Negligee shirts that Wheeler Slater are offering for Bo. or 2 for T. 1 vaiucB, i tlunng sale for 38o or leases many a doctor's Mil ana 30, I.

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About Belvidere Daily Republican Archive

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203,950
Years Available:
1900-1978