Belvidere Daily Republican from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 4

f- j- i I THE DALLY REPUBLICAN, VEDKJESDAY, JULY 31, 1001, DOCTOR DROPS DEAD TUT ere JJ.JL MAKE GOOD SCORES Corporal Oddy Surprises the LOCAL LACONICS. De Kalb has a mad -dog scare. Chauncy Hill is on the sick list Dr. Swift is in Chicago to Something VALMSLEY MISSING Kingston Dry Goods Man Formerly of this City. 1 OLD BOARD REELECTED.

Business of the National Very Grat- i Jfyingto the Stock Holders. The old board of directors have been reelected by. the' stockholders of the National Sewing Machine company, the board being; composed of B. El-dredsre, F. P.

Eldrege, David Pat-ton, J. R. Balliet and General Allen O. Fuller. As statM in this paper They Aire' nere Is your chance to get I have them black and tan.

Goodyear wells in al I sizes and willclosa them oufc for 1.73: per pair evry pair warranted. bicycie shoes while they last BELVIDERE BLOC K. made to order. Rips on ruy OO 8. State 8t Repairing and all kinds of measure work own shoes sewed free of Good To Eat That seems to be a trying question during this extremly warm yeather.

It will be an easy matter to settl it you will but call at our store and. look over 'L: We take our stock; I pride in possessing the most complete stock I of high grade groceries town. li you can get it here, it is not to be had. for we have! a ittle of everything that on the market, and Iways the first to have It. UTir TUT TTTTT7 VV Jill.

XT lUiLtJLs. E.J. BENNETT, MANUFACTURER OF, Finest Creamery Butter Cheese and IcejCream. OUR SPECIALTIES. R.

(1 pound Print. I I FTP i A 5 pound jars or packages. i 1 pouad print in fancy packages iN 1 Brick Cri ce Creaixi.stf5 rnyNfcl-roeIvidere 2i. Gerjtral UlllOn jS. Lamport's Bathins Over 109 No.

State tit. AH Kinds1 Lady and fJentleinan Attendants. Fine full cream Cheese, ream. Cream in color. Bulk Parlors.

Opposite Opera Houak of Baths. apor and Massac $1. 6 for Plain Baths 25c. I Cheap Soaps MASSAGE TREATflENT. STORE REMAINS CLOSED former Belvidere Man Hu not Ba 8een Since Sunday Store Broken --Open Today bat no Cine fonnd Search Made Here.

A message from Eingston -today announces the disappearance of C. J. Walmgley, formerly a clerk at Sabin brother andat George Ames in this city. Recently he opened a dry goods rtor at Kingston. The store has been closed since Sunday and the family and friends hare become alarmed over his continued absence.

I. The store was opened today and a search made bat no clew was found. Search has also been instituted in Belvidere bat Walmsley has not been here as far as can be learned. 5 BEFORE THE BOARD v' I Citizens Summoned to Explain Schedules Today and Tomorrow. The Board of Review'- has began gammoning tax payers before it to enquire into schedules.

Six or eight tax payers were summoned before the board this afternoon and about fifteen will be on the carpet tomorrow. The Alexander Lumber company was summoned today and the official responding was asked why his company had filed no credits on schedule. The company official replied that these are filed at the head office in Chicago and therefore payable in Cook county instead of in Boone. The Board took the matter under advisement. Will be General Superintendent.

A young ensrineer arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wbeeland at Freeport yesterday, a -3 C3 S3 3 S3 S3 Pharmacy, Street. 3 to be Had Central Union Phone 19. For Sianburiris, LEWIS' TOILET CREAM Makes'the skin soft and white.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lampert. Do Not Use Lewis' BOTH FHOITU. 415 So.

State Made from animal fat whiin you can iiy Colgate's at moderate prices. A large invoice just received, at I Church's Drug Store. Colgate's Violet Taltfum Powder lis the best I Have a HTvill ILine Every Day of STEBDIfJS' BAKERY GOODS. Former Belvidere Physician Dies Suddenly at Scales Monnd. THERE BUT A SHORT TIME.

Death Belisved to have Been Dae to Nervous Disorder Has Two Sisters Living la Belvidere Friends 'Shocked by the News. 4- Tne many Belvidere friends of Dr. Thomas J. Clancy will be shocked to learn of his sudden death at Scales Mound yesterday. Word received here would indicate that he dropped, dead.

Dr. Clancy baa two sisters here, Mrs. Daniel Marker and Mrs. D. Mc NeiL He was located here about three years ago and dnring the time of his residence here had an office on the east fide of State street between Buchanan and Logan avenue.

Ijle made many friends and they trill' be shocked to learn of his death. He spen a portion of a day here only a short time ago. In port speaking of his death the Free- Democrat says: Drl Tbomaa J. Clancy, of Scales Mound, died at his home there unexpectedly of a nervous disorder yesterday, and the remains were brought here this morninsr and taken to the home of his" parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Clancy. Funeral srevioes will be held at St. Mary's church at 9 o'clock tomorrow forenoon, i the Rev Father DuFour to be the officiating clergyman. Dr. Clancy was but 33 years of age, and was a capable young physician, with tbe promise of a fine career be- fore him, and his death is deeply de- plored.

by his friends here and eke- where. was born here, but went south when a boy, and located at Little Bock, where he attended the Arkansas Industrial university, and after his graduation from the medical department he became an in terne of the Little Bock hospital, stay ing there about five year. While there' he married Miss Del Tucker and they came back to Freepoi Where he remained but a short time, and then located at where be practiced several years. Two months ago he went to Scales Mound to take the practice of Dr. Kenegy, who died there suddenly.

Dr. Clancy is survived by his wid ow, parents, five brothers, John. Mat- thew, Daniel and William Clancy, ofi Freeport, and -James, of Pearl City, and three sisters, Mrs. Lee Slough, of I Evansville, Ind. Mrs.

Daniel Marker and Mrs. D. McNeil of Belvidere. poison doc. Beagle Hound Falls Victim Poisoner.

i A fine beaale hound belonging to Chas. Wuasler of West Madison street was poisoned, yesterday. North American Union. North American Union does and as sessment should be paid not later than August I will be at the Re publican office from 7 to 8 :30 to morrow evening. A.

F. CONKLIN Property Owners' Meeting. The committee appointed by the property owners of North State street look into the subject of macadam raving are ready to make a report and have called a meeting of the owner Of property on said street for tomorrow Evening on the lawn at lh residence of rank T. Moran at which time they will make their formal reporti not her subject under discussion is the question of extending the curb line out a few feet and every! proprety owner should attend the meeting and i express hip views on tbe subjects to be decided. I Open New Shop.

Collier Shierk opened op their new barber shop in the Plane building this morning. i Play" at Genoa. A base ball team from this city is playing at Genoa this afternoon. Half Rates to Rock River Assem bly at Dixon, JU.f Via the. North-Western Line.

Ex cursion tickets will be sold at one fare for round trip on two days, July 29 and August 8, -limited tc return from one day following date of sale. The certificate plan for other dates of sale and return piovisions will also in I effect. Apply to agents Chicago North-Western R'y. 8-3-2 Very Low Rate Excursion Tickets i to the Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo," N. via tne jvortn-western Line are sold daily with favorable' return lim-j its.

Direct connection at Chicago i with fast trains to all lines to Buffalo. For further particulars apply to agents. An illustrated booklet will be mailed on receipt of two cents postage I by W. B. Kniskern, General Passen ger and Ticket Agent, Chicago.

727-3 Half Rates to State Firemen's An nual Tournament at Dixon, Via the North-Western Line. Ex cursion tickets will be sold at one fare for round trip, August 12 to 15, in clusive, limited to agents Chicago North-Western R'y. i 7-27-3 Ask your grocer for English pickles and table sauce. It is fine. bt.

Don't fail to read our ad Friday and Saturday. The Leader Department Store. it Edwin Stupf ell sold pianos to Mrs. 1129 Grant and Mrs. E.

K. Kimball, 723 Cunningbam street. Rockford, yesterday. Mr, StupfeU has sold several instruments i moejitlv. some of those to whom he I sold are, Mrs.

F. Meyers, I. Beten. Mrs. R.

Fairbanks, Rockford, Mrs. F. M. DeLapp, 1712 Stewart Chi cago. 111., and Mrs.

Geo, Crowder of I i day. Hon. C. V. O'Connor is-in Chicago today.

Excursion to Oshkosh Sunday Aug- gust 11. W. H. Drake is spending the day at Marengo. Fred O.

Peck is spending the day in Chicago. John Tripp boarded the noon train for Chicago. John Luhman is a Cherry Valley visitor today. Mrs. Geo.

R. Pierce is a Chicago visitor today. Fireman Bay Strong is at Rock ford this Dr. Annie Alguire was at Bockford this afternoon. Miss Alice Chestnut went to Chicar go this afternoon.

B. Cobn left for Chicago on lusi-ness this morning. Frank Minnigan had business in Chicago yesterday. John Williams is a Forest City visitor this afternoon. P.

J. Roten returned today from a business trip to Chicago. Mrs. T. R.

Jackson was a passenger to Rock ford this morning. Mrs. Fred Peck returned this morning from a visit at Mendota. Mrs. Herb Tousley of DeKalb is spending tbe day in the city.

Mrs. W. D. Swail has gone to Harvey for a visit with relatives. Miss Sarah Ray' was among the passengers to Rock ford this noon.

Jerry 1 tan ley was among the pas sengers for Chicago this mornnig. Mrs. Will Fairbanks has returned from a few days visit in Chicago. Mrs. D.

B. Ar buckle of Kingston is visiting relatives in the city today. John Mack of Kirk bind was in the city today route to Delavan Lake. Mr. ana Mrs.

Martin nes and son left today for a visit at points in Iowa. Fred W. Jones has returned from few days visit at Sharon and Hebron. J. I McEovy and T.

Witbeckare spending a few days at Lake Delavan. Mrs. John Watson and children re turned today from a visit in Chicago. Miss May Greenlee returned yester day afternoon from a Tisit jatRoclt Hisv3adto Teeple has returned from Vtwo weeks visit in Chicago and Delavan. Mr.

and Mrs. Neily Clark and tittle son left this morning for a visit in Chicago. Rev. and Mrs. II.

Wheeler and children are in camp at Little Tbun der Mills. Misses Cora and Maude Richardson left his morning for a short visit at Rockford. air. ana Mrs. Aeison A.

farke re turned this morning from a visit at Rockford. Chas. Brown returned to Chicago today after a visit with his brother. Fred Brown. Mrs.

Chas. Jencks returned to Chi cago today after a short visit with relatives in town. Master Earl Shierk has from a months visit with bis grand parents at Kingston. Jack Edwards has returned from two weeks visit at the Dells and other points in Wisconsin. The little child of Mr.

and, Mrs. Anurew joddsod wno nas txen very ill has now recovered. Dr, and Mrs. R. W.

Mclnnee will leave tomorrow morning for a sojeuro at Mt Clemens, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ferguson have returned from a six weeks visit in Iowa and South Dakota. Miss Bertha Mensenkamp of Free- port is visiting at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Luhman. treo. W. Murch is putting in a cement sidewalk in front of bis North State street residence.

The womans Foreign Missionary society will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doty and family returned to their home in Batavia after a short visit with the family of O. H.

Wright Jr. W. B. Anderson returned today from a trip to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and other points of interest in New York and Canada. Friends of Mrs.

Dan Meyers will be pleased to learn that she is slightly improved since being 7 taken to the sanitarium at Moline, I1L -ir. irogan left this morning for ten days visit at Washington. isusalo and New York. Mrs. Grogan is now visiting jn New York.

I he Cherry Sisters are in Rockf ora for the purpose of performing on the uarlem Park stage." The threats of the people to close the resort will now doubtless be carried into effect Attorney Robert W. Wright was ex pected; to land in New York today Instead of making a trip through Norway and Sweden the well known attorney spent bis time in Germany ana Austria. Mr. ana Mrs. u.

A. Canfield of Minneapolis who have been visitine at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Tripp for the past two weeks left this morning for a visit in Elgin and Chi cago before returning home. Fritz Lansing and Gua Piper of Germany who have been visiting at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Bahr for couple of days left this morning for Jerome, D. Tbej are making a tour of the country. Elgin Courier An item has been going the rounds of the press that the Elgin Woodmen had challenged Pon tine to a drill for $500 a side, and that the contest would probably be held at Joliet The story seems to have been evolved from someone's imagination. Officers of Silver Leaf camp state no communication whatever regarding Buch a contest has been held with the FAIR LEADS THE OFFICERS.

Members of Company Hake Good Showing on the Rifle RmogT Qaestlon of acker's Furloag-h is AgUatias T. the Boy. la Camp.j Camp Lincoln, Springfield, I1L, July 30. (Special Correspondence.) Oo. with 2nd battalion under Maj.

Green reported at the range for rifle practice this morning. There is considerable rivalry among the different companies as to whiohi will make the highest percentage and the mem bers of Oo. are confident that when the smoke has cleared away they will be close to the head of the list and the scores so far seemj to warrant that opinion. I Later The work has been completed on the. rifle range with exception, of firing 'on skirmish line, which Jhas been postponed on acconnt of rain.

The percentage for the Do. has not been made out but the averagB is good. Some brilliant scores are niade among them being 84 out of a possible 100 by Oorporal Oddy, which is so far the highest average in the 3rd! regiment with one batallion stiU to shoot. Private Ilagen' comes next with 81, highest for private in Co. High scores as follows: Cor.

-Sawyer 76 Cor. YanEopa 78 Lieut. Fassett 66 Sullivan 66 Haines 67; Hunt 75; Lieut SwesLtman 67 and Capt. Fair 81, which is highest score tor otiioers. Regimental mail carrier Thos.

DI moiid is the most popular man in camp. Cor. Van Epps Co. in charge of detail sent to carry in the liquids from the blind pig saloon was obliged to place a quantity in the bosom of his blouse for convenience in transpor tation and neglected to deliver It with the rest until called upon by CoL Shand to um bosom himself. Tableau Van has received a new handle to his name since then.

The members swarm around our tent like i flies around mesa quarters looking for copies of the paily Repub we expect Monday paper in the next mail and I expect the mail man will need a detail for protection from mob violence. The report in Saturday's Northwest ern to the effect that Sergt. Chaa. Kucker had obtained a furlough from CoL Fisher without the knowledge of Capt Fair was read with surpriseby the correspondent ot thai pap ana by myself. An interview with CoL Fisher revealed the fact that no fur lough was granted Mr.

Kucker nor oonid be granted without the know ledge and signature, of Capi Fair. Sergt. Kucker was reduced by Capt, Fair from 1 st to 5tn Sergeant when he failed to report for duty July 26. Further action in the case! must be up on recommendation to CoL Fisher. The report published that Capt Bacon was relieved as counsel for defense in the.

Lindsey "court martial trial and Capt. Hyer detailed to sue ceed him is untrue. He iwas relieved from company duty during progress of the trial. j- i Capt Ward and Lieut Dicus Co. 31.

of the old 3rd regiment arrived in camp for a visit today. CARPENTER CLOSES OUT And Wagner Andrews Will Op Book and Periodical Store, fcdward Carpenter will close pnt his confectionery store which he has con ducted on 'Pleasant street for some time and return to Chicago. He has sold his stock of books and period icala to Andrews and Wagnerrfnd will close out tbe remainder of Bis stock, in the meantime removing into the building formerly occupied by a res taurant, east of his former location. The shoe shop has mvoed "into the room occupied by Carpenter and the book and- paper department of Wagner and Andrews establishment will be put in the room recently occupied by the shoe shop, an archway being cut through into the barber shop. Another chair will then be placed, in the barber shop, making hve in all.

VALUABLE PRESENT. Miss Alice White Receives a Piano on Her Eighth Birthday. Miss Alice White was eight years or age yesterday and about twenty of her little friends surprised her at her home pn rover Tbe after noon- was spent most happily and the little hostess was the recipient of a handsome Kimball piano presented to her by her parents. BACK FROM BUFFALO. Belvidere Party Returns by Way of the Great Lakes.

J. W. Sorter, Miss Susie Porter Miss Ruth Colvin, JVIisa Jessie Colvin returned today from a visit at the Buffalo exposition and points in the east. The return to Chicago was made via the lakes. Mrs.

Porter and fchattuck remained in Chi cago for a couple of days visit We Have Moved. And are now 'located in a newly turnished and newly decoiated shop, commodious and comfortable, and at tho business center pf State street Drop in and see us, it is our pleasure to serve you. COLLIER SHIERK, 404 South State street. tf. Gold Mining and Prospects la the Black Hills Is the title of a most interesting pamphlet setting forth the opportuni ties for gold mining in this very won derful section on the North-Western Line, i This publication will be mailed free on receipt of two cents in postage by W.

B. Kniskern, Q. P. A a isiitn avenue, Cbioaso, 111. I some weeks ago the, business of the company has far exceeded that of any other year, the reports of officers bearing out statements made at that time.

"NEW CHIMNEY STRUCK Lightning Tears Hole In the Chimney at New Building. It was discovered! today that light-smoke i stack on mng has struck the the new building at the National, tearing quite a hole near the top. It was probably done during Sunday's storm. i i rwo AGAir ST. GRAFF Arson and Conspiracy 'Charged Against Him in Chicago Courts.

FIRE INSURANCE FRAUDS Indicted With Four With Eateriog; th Consplracj oil i i Promise of Oood Share of trie Swag in Two indictments rest against Barney Graff in the. circnit court in Chi- cago. A few days ap he was indicted for arson and the grand jnrj yesterday found another against him for conspiracy. i- Others indicted with him were Lewis Torivas, Max Turivas and Benjamin Ettelston; all on the 'same char ires as those which confront According to. the evidence submitted the Tnrivas brothers formed the tail- i -i i i.

oring concern known as the Cramer Tailoring company. Busijuess was poor, and id Pace ruber the Tnrivas brothers disposed of their! leasehold. Then according to the evidence, Benjamin Ettelson. appeared and proiKised to the Tnrivas brothers that the establishment be "blown qut 'After negotiations, it it. an' agreement was made for the "blow out" at a price of $300.

On the morning of 'Jan. 22 last tfce store was burneti out, the loss being almost totaL Fire Marshal Horan reported suspicious circumstances. Witnesses testified yestertay that the keys to the store were given to iCttci-soa by Max Tnrivas the night before the After the fire Barney Graff, it is cha-ged, (offered to opllect insur ance. A schedule of loss was made out showing a stock at the time of the fire of over while it is claimed that its value would not exceed $5,000. A compromise was made with the insurance companies and $6,000 paid in SETTLE INSURANCE Abritrators Decide That can be Repaired Under Ordinance.

The insurance matters connected with the burning of J. L. ColUer's laundry have been settled and the building will be repaired instead cf j. On the machinery Mri Collier gets two thirds 'of the $1000 insurance and retains the machinery. On the build ing the insurance company pays $725 of the $100Q insisting that the building is not a total A board of arbitration consisting of: Fred Dixon, M.

D. Perkins and Harvey Cornell was appointed to decide whether the build ings was damaged fifty er the city prclinance forbidding any build ing within the lirbits being re paired if damaged more than that. ine -commission decided that the building was not damaged more than thirty three and one third per cent. At Riverside Park. rT 1 A-t a.

i iuo Army win noid a special meeting tomorrow mgnt at Riverside Park. LOCAL LACONICS. Miss Kate Crawford! has returned from an eight months visit at Texar- aana and other points in Texas. She was accompanied home by Mss Mame Ward, who will remain for a months visit. I No sense in suffering with constipa tion.

Brazilian Balm cures qnick at any stage. Tell everybody and stop the plague K)U e-aryi bacilli in 48 hours, tf THE BRAINLESS1 MONKEY. Interest Inn Scientific Experiment Shovre the Kffec of Loss of Cirny Matter. Jio. convincinr roof has yet been given that any particular portion of the brain is exclusively concerned in intellectual operations, savs Ji.

Stewart, in Popular Monthly. Goltt, the most prominent representative of the tiwindling biwd' who still refuse to believe in the localiza tion even of the motor functions, has lately published an interesting paper containing the results, of observations pn a monkey which was. carefully watched for 1 1 years after the removal of the greater part of the gray matter of the miduJc and interior, portions of the left heinijhere of the brain. The "character ot the animal, wlioee little tricks and peculiarities had been studied for months before the- opera tion, was entirely, unaffected. All its traits remained faltered.

On the other hand, disturba-nces "of movement on the right side were very noticeable up to the time of its It learned again to use the right limbs but there was always a certain clumsiness in their movements. In actions requiring only one hand, the right was never willingly employed, and It evi- idently cost the animal a gTeat effort to use it. the operation it would give either the right or left hand when asked for it. After the operation it always gave the left, till hy a long course of training, in which fruit of. lumps of sugar served as the rewards of virtue, it learned aeain to give the riht.

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Catalogue on application. Machines! Greenlee, Jr I 1 1 Can be put in your houses now by men of thorough experience in a very neat and care- ul wayf It will be to your advantage to have Jj5 Start Girls Right Muy bcautinjl gbrk bccens favtflds for lift, kscsuM at tht cracUl period of puberty they pay no attention to the laws of health. Mothers SouM protect their daughters health by gly big them necessary btformatioa and proper trcatmeHt. When the measet come en a girl tmawarct la her Inexperience she Is either frightened Into convulsioat, or scared Into try. to check the flow.

Many girls have checked the flow and it has never started again. And Jt thy hsve grown pale-faced, with -crow4rckj en their cheeks, and dark half, noon under their eyes. A dose of uui piice. i George NORTH STATE STREET. WasK Special tktii every morning after a girl is twelve years Id win bring the menses on properly and keep them recular.

It will kln hrr t. t.t- I 1 I Skirts. li Lot. 1 1 r- nYo womannooa asm equip her lor the duties of wife and motherhood All druggists sell L00 bottles of Vme of Cardui. ltKnbl 6h had been under tho d.x-tor", SSehtoikwJSr, lt tbIt doso brought on htr i i ii i i i The wind up of the Summer Skirts at one-half the early season's price.

Among them are plain white piques, fancy stripes, crass linen and crasni rormer prices 75c and rtnis lot, at HIM Cobimbt, OiHoa. Teas. Excursion Kates Street Carnival of Aurora, III. Via the North-Western Line. Excursion tickets will be sold at reduced rates August 5 to 19, inclusive, limited return until August 12, inclusive.

Apply to agents Chicago Northwestern Railway, 8-3-2 Don't suffer with piles. Brazilian Blra cures like, magic, 10 and 25c Any skirt in grade, at i. Saturday arid pay'days. vjciiio 4J1111 la, A small'lot of Gents' Silk arid Plated front Pumlinal." Taa Gaatataeoea U4xln What Two Cents iU Do. It will brlngrelief to sufferers from asthma or consumption, even in the worst oases.

This is about what one dose of Foley's Honey and Tar 'costs, n't it worth a trial Sold by John G. Foots, The healer of modern ties is Banner Salve for cuts, wounds, sores, piles and all skin diseases. It is guaranteed. Use no substitutes. Sold by to f-j Negligee Shirts, 75c and --1 1 Close Evenings at 6 except i i rf S7-5.

this place. camp at Pontiac.