Dixon Evening Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 3

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ra UTPO rd Vice Frets. eonard A Cashier Chas. E. Obamdlkh Cashier. "his bank is fully equipped to take care of In its SHfvty VV boxes should be pivtronired by everybody who desires absolute security for their valuable papers.

jewerIf, Ac. CHARLES S. H. BETHEA MOKKihON BETHEA. A TTOKNEY At Law.

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loCNTKYM AN Building. Koorr.s 12.13 and GILLEIT OFF TO SPAIN lodlv Old I. cm: ho Lived Vlitne hi Itohb. rs. h- Who Is Short Million or So Takes an Ocean Trip, FELLO FEELING HIM KIND, p.

m. Office hours 1 to 5r Al it piiOui md 7 to I liicc ftU. IVrlirqis, totli ho Are M-o Hunk- 1 J. K. BYINGTON, TONER.

Galena Avenue. Resi deneo 58 Chamberlain St. 306Satt. V. J.

RMYNOLDS, lining Stock Broker Colorado Springs, Colorado, Member Board of Trade and Mining Exchange. 1 Correspondence Solicited. Illinois Central HI Watch this will contain announcements of excursion rates, new or altered train services and other matters of interest to the traveling public. EXCURSI ON certain points of the Illinois R. R's, wiil be HOMESEEK to SOUTH on the lines Central and V.

a M. sold from Dixon. HI. Nation on Tuesday Oct. 4, 18, Nov.

1, If) and Dec. 6 and 20, at the rate of one fare plus $2.00 for the round trip. For a Free Copy of the 1898 edition of the Home- Guide, describing the advantages and resources of the South, address J. F. Merry, A.

G. P. I. G. R.

Dubuque, Iowa. For information regarding lands in Southern Illinois or in the famous Yazoo Valley of Mississippi, address P. Skene, Land Commissioner, I. C. l'i.

Chicago. HOM ES EEKER'S EXCURSIONS Dec. and 20, Homeseek- Excursion tickets will be sold from Dixon, ill. station to all points on the Illinois Central in South Dakota, Minn-! esota ar.d in Iowa west of and inelud-; ing Ackley, as fur as Le Mars, and to! Waverly and points north at one fare plus 82.00 for the round trip return limit good for 21 days. Specific information regarding all oi the above can be had at Illinois Central Ticket Office.

A. C. ead Ticket Agent. fllinoisCeniralR.R. ULIftlll VIA NEW ORLEANS A Tollman Tourist Sleeping Car EVERY MONDAY from CHICAGO.

Personally Conducted By a competent agent whose sole business it is to look after the welfare of the patrons of the car. Runs through to Los Angeles and San Francisco, via New Orleans, in connection with the Southern Pacific leaving Chicago on the fast Orleans The Limited also connects at New Orleans daily with express train for the Pacific Coast, and on Mondays and Thursdays at New Orleans (after December 1st, 1898 with the UNSET LIMITED of the Southern Pacific, giving special through service to San Francisco. it mi her: the Yiondhiite 1 inetli leilitots I ih inti for Assets That Are Likely to Become tor Want of I Kansas City, Nov. special to The Journal irom Woodbine, rays: Grant G. Gil.ett.

the cattle so-called, i os failure la wit liabilities ektimaud at over startled the live stock trade, is fo loved to fie on his way to Spain. The following telegram is said to have been received in th.s city yesterday by a brother-in-law of the missing plunger: York. Nov. will leave today by steamer for Spain. Cable me at Cadiz.

Flow are my wife and baby? G. GILLETT. At the home of the departed Gillett no one would vouchsafe any information as to ins whereabouts, and the receipt of the alleged telegram was a. secret. It was generally beli ved that Gillett had first gone to Texas and from there to Old Mexico, a traveling man claiming to have seen him at Chihuahua.

lie Took $20,000 with Him. Gillett is said to have telegraphed friends here last Friday from Texas that he was then en route to Old Mexico, and by some this is believ to have been a to give him time to ge, to New York and set sail. In an interview yesterday J. H. Hollinger.

president of the Gillespie Commission company. whose attachment caused collapse, is quoted as saying that Gillett had planned for his departure for several days previous thereto ar.d that he had taken $20,000 in cash him. Novel Mode of Opera! ions, methods of operation were novel. Me would buy cattle in big bunches, as many as 5,000 in a bunch, with borrowed money secured by a mortgage on the cattle, and would ship them to his Wo dbine, K.ts., ranch an i sell them in small lots to feeders, taking their notes. When these tes were paid he would settle with the commission men from wh an he borrowed.

To. commission men won receive from Gillett 9 and 10 tier cent, for their 1 ans. They would soil pnp to bunker-' and others all over tht cast and at 5 and 6 per cent, interest, the cor mission men taking 4 and at. on their loans. Made Paper in Big imm id.

It was these enormous pr fits which the commission men anxious foi Gillett paper. They re su. it is said, of his but the profits wen so rge they took th risks, each hoping to get from und the 0 "a-h if one did nn A good deal of Gill paper is past due; much more of it falls due soon. 11 the investors east who have bought these notes demand paym nt at once it will cause trouble. Gi left head of eatt.

io ivunsas Guy this year and as many last year. He often made a profit of $5 a head, but his experts- were enormous. St. Wynn, the rich anu lies across the murdered Frith day morning by throat and left yard, after ran. a Wynn who frequ money in the houst She was a kindly virtues.

Her onlv to nve by her S' If. She managed her ally collecting her King ntlv rand ma" of Brooklyn, town, which here, was early who cut her in the front the house. Mrs. had considerable ved entirely alone lady with many riling as a desire own estate, person- nts, and banked her money and invested her savings without consulting a ne. Mrs.

Wynn was stimatod to he worth from to The m.urdt or murderers left no clue. It is not known how much money they obtained, but the amount must have been considerable. A negro man and woman liv.ng near the scene of the murder have been arrested on suspicion. They tell conflicting stories about two tramps, and otherwise act suspiciously. 0 NEGRO TROOPS WANTED.

Little Rock Will Protest Against Sending Colored to Fort Hoot. Little Rock. Nov. ant J. W.

Phillips, commandant at Fort A CHINESE WEDDING. V.xc thing i ti rcti ii iV it It he nionloM Ileeketl in Hod. The phrce a upon -y pr lor, an 1 conn utiou with a wedding red obtains a deep rooted, inys imp tee next bridal col in value bung gold. At a betrothal the bridegroom elect sends his sweet in. rt a pair of bracelets fastened togethi wit a piece ot red ribbon or cord.

The bride, and bridegroom drain two wine at the wedding, which cm cted by a red cord. In ii lit, i Y. lit i t.i ii A Af 4 rail felt huts, and each bat has a red feather stuck upright in it. The attendants also carry the wedding presents A sedan chair ears the bride herself. In south Pinna a sedan most wonderfully gilded is used by the wealthy classis, and it decorated with what appears at-first sight to ho brilliant inlaid stones, hut which are in reality the glossy ithers of the kingfisher.

A handsome cloth of glowing red with trimmed border is also thrown over the chair. the case of the poorer classes red is aithe prevailing bridal color, and a chair of ordinary carved wood, painted a bright red, used. Above the door of the hair a kind of charm is placarded or hung upon a red cloth. The iinir A TEN-GENT CIGAR for a HICKEL. Smoke one and be Convinced, TRADE SUPPLIED BY UPMANN WILCOX, QUALITY always the BEST and UNIFORM the NO EXPERIMENT, Twelve Millions sold annually CHICACOe For bale in ixcn by Thomas Kahler, J.

E. Smith. Eli Rosenthal, D. Horton, J. J.

Darker Winders, Geo. Simons. Logan H. Root, has reee.vetl a telegram itself is sent by the bridegroom, accom- from the war department notifying him panied by what corresponds to our best, Twenty- man. This functionary brings with him a letter written in yellow or gold upon red paper, praying the lady to enter and take her place.

Men dressed all in red and carrying red parcels containing the presents fall into the procession. Other bearers carry boards and banners, inscribed in golden letters upon a red ground. These banners tell pedigree of both parties. Behind the bearers come tin1 other attendants, with long poles, on which are hung very handsome lanterns. Tin veil is of bright crimson hue and her dress regal gold and scarlet.

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Many of the Maid Assets Are Al lowed to Starve to Death. Abilene, Nov. 28. The of Grant C. Gillett, the cattle king who left for parts unknown last week, spent yesterday struggling over the wreck which he left behind him.

It has veloped into a case of every man for himself, and the result is a worse snarl than ever. Each commission firm which holds Gillett paper seems to devote most of its time to checkmating the moves the others make. In the meantime losses are pilinq on losses and the million and a half estimated liabilities may eo vend even tha: amount. There is no one to feed or water thousands of cattle at the Gillett farm here, and while the creditors of failed magnate are quibbling themselves the cattle in the slabs undying for the want of water and The employes on the ranch have sorted their posts. On a sidetrack an twenty ear loads of Heresfords and short horns suffering in the storm with no one to care for them.

They arrived on the date of the failure. ft is stated that Gillett has certainly mortgaged and remortgaged the same cattle to different parties. In at --i one case it was stated he re-branded cattle he had sold to one man and mortgaged them to a commission hmn or as seems probable two or thn-e commission houses, for a heavy sm. and then had the herd divided and driven quietly off his farm to amnh.a man's place, where he arranged to a volt kept for winter. It is still impossible to accurately estimate Gib i liabilities.

Fort Worth. Nov 28 Grai Gillett is well known in Texas. La: the present year he bought from T- cattlemen nearly 50a eO head of paying fot them $2.800,000. Gillett aftm leaving Kansas earne to Texas and oj Nov. 22 registered at lie- Worth hate1 in this city.

He was seen by local commission men. He left sane and it was thought had gone to op Mexico. that a detachment from tht fifth infantry would be sent to this station to do garrison duty. This information has created a sensation among citizens generally, ard a used a stir which threatens velop into a storm. The trouble is aceoi of the fact that the soldiers the war department has designated for duty here are groes.

Beyond a doubt a strong protest will be entered with the war department by the state authorities and citizens against the occupation of the post by colored troops. Governor Jor.es. speak ing of the matter, said that he considered the sending of negro troops here as an exceedingly unwise thing and declared that would certainly remonstrate with the federal auth rities and protect against it to the war department. Ohl Ciirl Cremated. Cranberry ('enter, Wis Nov.

While Mrs. A 8. Outruit was pr paring dinner the house caught fire. A 4-year- old daughter who was playing upstairs could not be reached, the smoke and flames driving Outealt back. Inside of ten minutes the house tumbled in.

The charred remains of the little girl were found in the debris after the fire. i- Not oi N.u-lh Carolina. Chicago. Nov. 28.

-Mrs. Ida B. WeliS- the untirisg of protection for the negroes of the south, and the of State's At- Ferdinand N. is beinj threitered by anonymous lett rs for add.v sses she has ni.de ntly pleading for pu st in the recent riots at Bam, and Wilmington, S. C.

Fraternal I Cinunnati, Nov. Holders of eer- tiilcatcs the rnal Union' ten. fifteen and twenty years held a meeting last night which it was unofficially reported thut. the indebtedness of the order was $845,299, that the expense fund had been overdrawn $39,000 and that there were only $13,000 cash assets. Crew, Also Went Down.

Green Bay, Nov. 28. The schooner Idea lies near Long 'Pail Point light, sunk in about ten feet of water. Her bow is just out and it is supposed that sht is a complete wreck. The crew of the vessel i.s missing and it is feared they went down with her.

Captain Nels Zink, of Green Bay, owner of the boat, was sailing her. Statesman a Brick. Pinekneyville, Nov. 28. John Sneariey, alias Graham, of Chicago, was taken to the penitentiary at Ghes- ter, having en convicted of swindling John A.

Bowlin, of Duquoin, a former member of the Illinois legislature, out of $1,500 two years ago by the gold brick trick. Imprisonment was fixed at two years. Building an Springfield, Nov. 28. Captain Charles Ferrier, company Sons of Veterans regiment, has been by Governor Tanre to go to Belviti -i and muster a company of the regim -m into the niinuis National Guard.

This makes fifth company S. of V. to taken into the National Guard of Illinois. The day of so-called is past. Owing to the great ad vanees made in science ami inventions within the past few years, there is now hardly a disease that cannot be successfully coped with by a great physician properly equipped with the genius and knowledge to properly diagnose the case, and thq nt wly invented and Improved surgical instruments and mech cines used, in treatment.

DR. PRETTYMAN. The Famous Specialist of Chicago, will again be In JACK HORNER. The Itieli IMntu From I Imi That lie Is I in ti i orv oi the benefit of those who are not folks Agnes Carr Sage, in Magazine, fells the origin 1 some famous nursery lie -(Dixon, Thursday, December 1st, At the MACIH SA HOUSE, 9 a. m.

to 9 m. Returning every four weeks. Fifth Year. Reliability. ili; OI and i nu rv of Wilt tells famous among them Jack 1 con Tricks and ti aj to iieiiiv 1 cam i i i 1 forili in a pu servt Terrible in Italy.

Rome, Nov. 38. At the opening of a new college at Rcresa near Turin, yesterday the great hall eol- lapsecl, down the assembly in ruins. Three bishops were of whom has since died. It is feared that many persons have been killed or bur tor so if is set ii.

carefully au binary. the this worthy was stewing of Glastonbury. The kwim.l that his majesty id seen til to be indignant the unks hud built a kitchen in could not burn down. Now, a iuuigi.atiun was dangerous and must be appf d. Therefore the abbot Ins steward; Jack Horner, to pre; the soven igu with a suitable peace Tiring.

took the form of a big and mptnig looking pie, beaeatli tho crust of which the transfer deeds of 13 manors were hidden. But Master Jack had an eye for the profit of No. and on the road he slyly lifted the crust and abstracted the deeds of the Manor of Wells. On his return, bringing the deeds, he plausibly explained thut they had been given to him by tho king; hence the rhyme: Lif le Jnck Horner Knt in a corner (of the wagon), Ej ing Christmas pie; lie put in his thumb And pulh rl out a plum (the title deed), Haying, a brave boy am To The Cleveland Leader says that a man registered in a loea! hotel the other day, giving his place of residence as Sleepy Eye, Minn. Half an hour later another guest registered from Fainted Post, la.

The clerk paid no especial attention to this, hut when the next man toregis ter boldly wrote Pigeon, after his name, both the clerk and the bookkeeper began to get interested. While they were talking about, the queer names that had been given to some of our western towns, a dignified looking man stepped up to office, whirled the register around, and scrawled N. V. i Dii. PKLTTYT.IÀN one the specialisl.s Iti au age et Hptebdty, Added to natural inclination, amounting almost to for tbe tu of the Cause.effect* and cun of dka uses, he hud be benefo, an neat ton at I be et Medicai la rnerica, and qi.eni nc and act lite hesj sof ti 1 i they et ot Kdst Fly i tsicMcal and modi ni ot classes of din- se lui v.

fui i ma repuiattor, and nei. 1 rocognltlou He ts of the gri est healers, has lone such ad is not y-t at tho xertllh of bis ers. VOU'IS DISKASKS A HRRa IALTY. Do you have Ringing in the Ear? Hawking and Spitting? Headache and Dizziness? Had Brealh? Difficultly in Breathing? of Mucus? IF SO, YOU HAVF CATAkRH I Leon by a m.ago Man. Chicago, Nov.

28. Sammy Harris, of Chicago, vvas given the decision Saturday night over Casper I.eon, of New York, at the end of a six-round bout in the gymnasium of the Chicago Athletic club. Harris fought Leon to a stare still ir! the sixth, and landed five times to one by Leon. All the War They Want. Galena, Nov.

members of company Sixth Illinois regiment have arriv'd from Springfield Kvery private and rnirioi officers of company say they would positively to not join a na Thai 'lilk I n-l. Milvv John Le suburb oi rectbm vvi11 whi peli comi ted. Wauke.shi or. a seh of cago bus th 28 it is if North Green is working that tm th i -r tionai guard gun here company when one fi No? Km ment. Ma ustori.

Wis. Nov, he of Wisconsin vs. Simons ment on trial an end jury char coun or the with a as out fot Ik from Mad NI I tin Simla. Nov. with bed nit has i.

pass the Swat he Swat river and fightirg betv'een his followers forces. HritMi. hah. a i crosse a oc and the ir.i with the funds, which past five days erdiet of riot it ten minutes 7 7 I ru I he VI eat lie i' We May Kxpect. Washington.

Nov. ii8. -Follow. ag ar weather uni for twenty- four 1 from p. yesterday: For lad ana and I Warmei weather, witu ra.n and r.nn in northe creasing southeasterly For I tv w.ud*.

For Wise wa mer in asing southe usterl.v winds. For Iowa Warmer, ib rain or southeasterly winds Nu perlii i Dr. Johnson says in his of tho Englisli comparison of adjectives is very uncertain, and, being much regulated by eommo diousness of utterance, is not easily re dueed to rules. Then ho quotes passages from in which these words are found, aiid a passage from which contains word Surely Mil ton had an and Queries. Municipal .1 are a stranger here, I presume? Chicago Man iiaugiil.il from the great city that New York is jealous of.

New And how are tilings in dear old York Weekly. ii in Mfrli, An Arkansas contemporary records a queer case of financial irregularity. It appears that young man down there swallowed a copper cent by mistake and a doctor made him cough up i ago Times-1feraid. Did fresh young man, your mother know out fair one, she I uy a nu y. i you for North American.

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