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News of- Wa.kgtla* NJo i Wý** WAUKIEGAN DENTisT WNOLESALE INVASION 0F HOMES "~ SEOME QUITIE AN EN- CABA^TES $V4SATION IN CITY 'T#HUbIAST IN DANCES. -ROBSERS LEFT NO CLIJE. ,4,-"$jOUS STATES Ti-IT 1418 5EV. THOS& QUAYL.E ONE M THE M9N1111, TILL NOT NORMAL VICTINS AND FINDO NEI&N- 34A5 AN ECCENTAIC. SORS TROUSERS ON PORCin. vo .paries, thiefomer Wau- Dnrig Mondai' night, thr.ê, mon an- tiéthn Wbo véà seut te kia- îi'ad bousesinLake Forest beiig 1,w.mhi a oo cdet' se a ay trom ont ant imaonacking 4btmmi he vaa insanetolovitig the other tva. l-it on a char"e ot senditg black The. bouses enteret vert: iýaguttr* through tht mafis, reai- Profl. H. W. Wrght'& bbi MavW ta freedota, accord-~- Alec Kelly& ff~*lat'rmalonx-.~uve hi'u~. Rev. Thos. Quayle. At the borne of Kelly, tht men, aup- ubtwne ondy shoe lederposedto etah.lre. ln u imber ver emmu leader, strict chux-ch mern- bearti sud the. faml>' scareti theai thina ast s,~ates, ~ ta tht Wrght home vhere they galiet tbaesas rer atsaxtl atcthtJsu entrantand lupon getting boiti o! dW.lpo aregla atendntet heMr. Wighta trousers sud under- litit lui tht asi'ium sud soome dravers the>' left. taing viiat menti' lb.AWth diveruioii as mach s an>' tbey !ound lu thetIrousera' liacket. It l"pMitts. It vus on Tututiai' rom lhe Wrght home the xobbrs qgiaahut t 7: 30 o'ciack thal tht PW vent ta tht home o thte11ev. Thos. WM vr gotng te tht tance hall 4Quayle, Who le seuretax-? of tht Lake ei àWp Purie aSede. Tht Parti' o! Counti'14 ansd Order league. There »Ainia ver. passing thraugh à as-tiiey ransaedth le housessud the ev- ~ 0font ! tt buldigS, tixout r aîlert Mr. Quayle, viose eassît eye 4b: &oe hil viien Pri«e sup-1>bas delactei mat' a blind i pg in Laike4 tu bave hidden in a serk corner county. siept tbroughout their visit.Pl Wâ Qee gilaoetapasset aad thon mae la tact ho tld nt knav of thetluxe.a- inqrlto tei'ard an" latet out sMon ot bis home until he va* later in- tboec4% e!fKanuki. il la mot tqzm b>' the police, vho, t o r.0 0 bO utu utirtes boy muqil Quals 'mnaserntlounti tht trous- f ho hat vit himabut ho *vl- eua adtundervear stolon tram the "d se».. sUt hibd clothes Wrght homo an, bis (Quayle's) tuant mw ,afWi' gttbiig ae>. -tp. Tht thioves obtalietiaieut $6 *Uis. supeztttci thé t thte quayle home.c tQ*w *tttt ta the SUN that Erom viat cati h. learntiet ttht »5fMeficea« te varkM aPlaces Wrighit andi Kelly home, lit lo believeti - atot locae the tentiet but tere veret tree men in tbe robber W.eh».ie . H sattih« and. ,to ecoptart' lM becansetiie>'A coupla of broken wIndows lu tbe ~Ipb *hm e gaapes benause of neoof o!cun>' Srveyor James 406t.o5 etheur paltiew. Anderson tidicateti that the robbers l this t*P»Oaar. bel &1w A trtedtu, 0 reak Itututht 0 q atha oUdtti, Dr. pae, but ver. ovidanti>' scared uwuy. 9* L--«*, la jut abeut the The robbers leftIne chieet atni' 'ohmtu we came b«e-vetT of the placés vialtti ex<itpting a pair verY "& utieanivtwaL c te» cenat canvas gloves which ver. _.Ht e t e t-t»ael.f~d at the Wrght homo. That the. lesibut laI nuetla mon verteter mone>' oili', la ludicat- Oind ooeatiiom. Hia mJîsd ebd >' the tact that, afer. nothlng >d'eo ri*ot ho ovldettUi> Metis mbéeti lset Immrani' o! the thgtugh gfly Uj5htUm50omes vistoti. hoffe 1 wu.'>' vas ebi a.m lirWot eb.hhUsoUte. 01Ph K - -**11 ho àpeblo vw» lmr. 49r»vy. Ile À» is "W IN JAIL - iss 314mat mir relatives DANIEL MULVANEY, MILWAUKCEE, W» a owtd much anmn FOUNO TO DE VIOLATINQ NEW 103 se; be attadt bMa Parkes LAW ON ORtNKINO. baetd aiOWlzebia vit, for ----------GIVEN A SEVERE FINE BY JUSTICE voum ataie te ne < Rt DMrgmUSl!t the Bible but admit- ëý3 MerelWooo a nteti temnpera ~iw vas qut* la evdence Most of the~ Ahid If horesu' vaqs maklng as O éWfta locale bit antfinflareality e* VM Dot glat t elrit et sucb whe vhile nt of saunt i md, "« ~i tional sometimeaDr. Wilgns aOM etd tirepleti: ýW â am@utri' ta capturé escupeti 4 1001l'éXts bOcage It retes a bad i mral 111bt ona the othex- patienta ta aliow " ha te remaîn uat iberti'.- Or. Wilgus vas onable to predîct kev long Parkas vouiti have hud ta ,,»mOtalilutue, asylum before le votilt bcav been in condition ta have been QV&Ueet leaseti eH dote tat regard - b-tm a edagerone Iburacter, but i. ltestibisgsind wu vas uch a elate lbt hneyer vill hecome normal. 19~LECTRIC LIGHT Stausi andi cpi-cate itlli v.r tt o t * &~r8 payableta monthlyieî,otali- - - wtiioutiuterest. Theexpelsa No damage ta the. HOttu.. b< lconratlemue ta tise oeeupaut8. . y >uur aigibor vus bus it lâmtdEe UceLiht anti elctiu ikn s bl auri er> uevm~rtig but PIILLIPS 0F HIGHLAND PARK ON TIIURSDAY. Au interurban routi contiutor axer- claed bis paver ta maie amrals fax- tht rfirt Urne on tue tart share fflter- Idav, wbta H. R. Fard arresteti Danleai as weil .s the Dextrine plant wicb flar.i ' .Mt Their .ncontsing et- fatîte l,~ieion mchfor 1the aparlis 1ev about the pince ln great quatittas as they vee t rnvu off lb. b-mrnu bt-i1,.Il seemned i <te ru-mark- able thaï mort uei10us regants dld not cuc oiilterieg tht way thet dems *bot ii, andthte, qspax-:a er. curritt about lie grounds, Tii. building. tanding riglit on thae eige o! tht laite, vwas rîgit viiere the wIntis eveeping off thie luke cuught lheie lute s ad oparks anti rrieti tbem a long dis- tance. in. jw carly Xorzling El...Tue- dzy COtiao Ufvy Lou. Sup*. Ebet of the Corn P;e. ducts ooupany et 38 o'leTuée made. a stêffifint that the lm5 wiil liloely agrogata 040.00 threvgh tcdeyltflue,820,M c huidllsq nd 010.00 on maçhlnmr aud o0forth. Ne. addsd: "It wlI not Interfere wlth eperatiens of th. plant end by mWloM htw* aspect te have th* dry sterch bouerunringa.voai. # eau gay nothîflO aneut rebildlng the etarch mUl fer thorua Or e plants where eur ompany moaes dry aach but doe anet Pulverize It end they May decide ff o er-- bauld hurs. l amrn ot ini Position te aay one way or tihe ether."% The roflsiery firamon aflumed charge cf the flue at 7:15 when the.. city departalent r.turned homne, heine fluet aarved with coffee by Mr. Ebert. The fira was under control by 8:30. FPire. due t an explosion In the tovi- er o! the dry etajcb Mill ait the Plant OC the Corn Produets compati' on Market street, canseti the partial de. trotion or the Mill Tues. mortiing ai 4ooclock, entalizi a a s vicb, it Il ptated. vii ta under $40,000, fullY la sured. The lire wiii Dot inter! ere with tih' operation of the remaînting Of the big fatory-it viii mef'eiy prevent the la cam pis=tilttrnlig ont dry staec for the lime being.- one mati, a foteigner. and the onIý one working In the. tower o! the buid in&. vas bumtet about thei. beanat bande, but tiot seriouali'. The building eti on tuie edge ofthi lake, eust o! thte B, J. & E tracka, an vus quite Isoluted from the. mat buildings of the plant, a iong runwal eleratati about tventy feet connectiti It vlth the dry starch bouse, abat 200 teet avai' to the veat. Sprinklers *av* Ruiiwuy. The. quick v.rk of the sprinlin system of the factory saved the rut way betveen the. tva buIdings. fo whie thetlire startedtg t travel acroi tht rutiway otahle starcb houâe, tl: apritiuerschecketi il utitl tht fireme were ahi. to turn lu sud light It moi effectiveiy. The dry' starcb buildîs caught on lire once but vas exIl: guisbed sud the cityIi'remen sudtI factaryso local department tieVat t heh efforts ta, saving this buldin Muvaney of Milwaukee for drinking Plant Keepa ftunnintg. atithprodofutenY ute antd disardariy conduCt OU a Chicage That systemn prevails ln a large btiiks bas palti 1127,000 more ta its a.nd Milwaukee Eiectrtc railrOad euantI5~1 like the. îugar relinery w*a eVI. depositore thon ta Ita 8stockhoidera. ut Highand Park. Th Ilinos lav arn- denced wben it wfa noticeti that the.a&td accutnulated a surplus of $60., powers conductors ta act au deput? remhainder of the. hugh refinery vas 000. sherifs withIn the tate limita. justice kept runnIng despite the bad lire la The grovth of the batik l h ban in George E. Phîllilpg o Highland Park stiother portion of the grounds. Eupt. the statement that in 1898 lit depoalta fined Mtlvaney $100 and h. vas tae Ebert vas remarked ta on this feature were $332,000 snd are nov over on@ ta the jail at waukegau ta serve forty andi he replied: 'Ut would be vax-y million dollars. days. dangerous ta shut the rest o! the plant Theyi at that time bad! no surplus, Mulvaney put up qute a fight before dawn suddenli-; the breaking of steam andt, nfw have a surpusaorti16,000. he submitted ta being pisceti u r rvter pipes mght cause great dam- The oflicers of the batik pride them- arrest, but ha vas exceedingly meek uge sa the anly thlng ta do la ta lceep i selves o 1n the fine ahoviuig the se- viien tuken to the Highland Park po- gûfl'g. curiti' Suvinge bani itgxnakIng. Mr. lice station. In addition ta ftuing hlmt Thus, hIlle the whole plant vas inITheo H. Durat, the prehdent af the the $100 under the stute luw, Justice agaeOslh oigfo h un ek a é.,t h ak lc Phills ipened hlm $10 for violutig a Ing building, men were seen golng' 1891, and Mr. tills S. Parmer, the eity ordînanot. Because this la the ta and tram their work lu other bulid-'esuier, bus been witb the batik mince first time the iuv bas been teated Iin _______________ 1893. Mr. L. E. WIibur, assistant cash- Illinois it la helieveti that lt vîll serve ter, hba been wth t. batik ince as a waruing ta rnany who ot4erwtse Y EO,.rvu-MAN F 19.T Ibve.,spa héb ýmight be violators. YearsM of their livs working for the. ________________Intereasaof the bantk, andi are doter. LAKE FOREST GIRL 18 HEIRESS mined to stay aithtei belm as long as Former Mayor J. N. Adam, a Bufa. gootd health wili permit~ them t, do so. la nixlionatre. hbaremembereti Misse- 3aving heen vith the battît ince lts Miargaret Clapit, li@s ziece, of Lake incorporation, bere in 1891, they are Forest, III., tlu is ie i. lis residuary. famliar with the business of tbe bunk. extate, wbtx-h te very valuable. la dis. and aitlils custozuers. tribuxiedIin 10 parts. The Lake Fo>r., Tere bai beet iadded ta the batik- oti girl wili recette four parts. Mr. ,~> Ing business lu the lest Ive years Aî1xms made ie bs eathinl a Buffalo Rn 1up-to-date safety deposit, vault, dep'artment store hIlch stili heurs hie wbich la doing a tlourlslhig business name. lie tteti suddeniy Triduy. aî'd ta which la invited, the Inspection Sus .& 19.EleOO1Xc iteep valuabie papinlai their borne Stxeus-,. ... ..1.. -e.1 subject ta beiig Sstienoetburneti up 1Edwsrd Mciiafey througb Orvis ant i LU thel- DUUs J.,UWIn a lire, viien the. apporUtu lxta of. Iteaubein hias startati suit fr$,01f arn o for $1.000 a a damages uguxut the. Chicago andUi- M oney Can MBuy teret reaby Oefor .00 ailyet w&le lectri railroad. for sd atntthrbiai-sef Ci vaueassulenc it yaneplyé Or xnan t are tuleressa dcouplet. the bank et any ctme dufliig baslkng legetiassant on lm byan em Inyeteveer viy by cempetent refracttmee t heu btreansd the offlcurs viii endeavor te uf the. compati'about the tirat of e,.rue. Wvs vnt eur oe.»limandet *»5 053show Yeu the vant aMd It. vantas, MehaffeY sets forth that the attack , 1 jX O1 S Ias naProvoieti andi that the emploi'. T. ______________ MiWi1 Poam 0 1 Kitiner Pilla viii lors a*%lems of the Company vho vas la auk. MMFCUIOOfCII în1Mb.dr rti @ wi1 00li h tàlme. est £mi bnulad lm u,.. ddr toulé W 03 Y«y 1«W m m. N K e M U IN I.~ai. eu.~,. lmg auj- opotqbmi 5 vri mutA' lus the dry ,m*at êPnd tii.dextorine plants. The &7 ' uiardh*ll la on0" et th* depatmtM *1cieUstainod a coin- plets dstm.Iln uebeb redaffl oire a ew .Iio t tilts «-4 farther ipaMe te4MUMI14 thétwhaia- plant lta bkelý smll i«ta»nov. Whou t -wa5*îuu1lt wut v g mt op Othel- btiilNin& Provision seogaar> as th-t lhaen ta b. Jadre - lessi danuerte t ia ptclar Sibu becauseo e tm giding apparbfna ONow It Started. It is impossbie ta state Juat hboy tht Oire etatted- but the tact la that an expiloinoccurred; teit evan BD town b>' "» epersona. Tht befllt-01 employ«And as t b 01l la that s', hard substujice, inch as a neIE or a pset e n. got mua the meab o! file mille use lia Puiverizing ti therOULm, causbed a spari aud th@ explosion dteu folloveti. Tht toreigner empiaYedtu the room mode bis escape 4uickly, suaitaluing but a tev borna on the torebeatd aa.1 tpartI>' Detroyid. 1Tht stacm MIolaMa pecullarl' ahap. eti buill&conisting Of a long Pue. tstar>' building of &bout 300 feet, I thtL ts aqutli cend 0( Wblch vas the tqver th w vblc the fOreo terted and vhlch vas destroyet. Tne tower vas poeusbli' a sevetti-test square andi Ove 0? siX tories bigb. Thet over burne t t > tht ground but the ont-star>' Part et b hestructure vas not greati>' demag-1 ad. In the tarmiii vl er, the mllef y whteh are uaed te grind tht starci tln, 1ta powxler. Tisse Paestaof machîneri' id ar e vluabie aMd aIlvere 10at. , SECURffY IUnKSlows Pia&nô question If you need an instrument there is noNO V reason why you should put off its pur-N0W chase when we have sucli a variety of higli grad.e pianos for you to choose from. No bouse in the coiiîtry ean give- yoîî better faueilitiee' for seleti4oi, more satiefactory prices, or btter iiittriuneuts. Cail at P ay's Furniture Store, Libertyville, III. Keulman"s Jewelr Store, Antioch, 111. Ingali's Jewelry Store, Waukegan, ILe WhMere you can get full imlormation regarding the Conover, Cable, Kingsbury, Wellington and Inner- Player Pianos. Thizs lut iiid-winter-j ust the tinte of the year wben you stay indoore mucli of the time anid wlîeI ythu waut recreatitîn and entertalament. It is the time, therefore. when'yon shoiîld bîîy a piano if yoîi are not already pr.'vided with one. It la so convenient for you to see our instruments that you have no reason for not investigating thesa, at leaut. Whenever you are ready to makle your purchase, you wiII be given complete information About every piano we offe>'. W. want you to, know ail' about theé initru. monts, because the better info>-med you are, the. more favotably you, wiil considor tbem. W. eau givpyiou a, chuien f rim Ro rrtaîîy different duielns et sari-lIs pces that yon i vii fiud easy tc0 seet one wtîith will exactiy suait vaox- idea uo ot, and yonîecun lsty aîv one o! theim en thte esy x payenent plan. tinoide J.ow thatIyou wil oRC1no m'-re timein lumakîne yaur pîtrihase. The soonfr yoa have - -Oueof îhyse in trutxutt-, thea soolar yw& uî ca ajoy goal mu.tin vontyouawuhomea. Elprt rTu ig f o nov have a piano, let anr expert tuner and k' reguiehor look it over. Ha e iin tovu nearly .-very mnonth. Leave your order.ahttthe addreuabove or .. IF T V. DURKIN, h ~ s-sp,. WI.1 1NO jpUEDEgNT SUC- CONFESSION SAID To HAVE SEIN expRteSST14gMELvkt S AsrV. - CIRST Numo RIA FOI,. MA«E av BIAupINCMJSID OR1iNe R&ubOfILePR4"1- POI4tSOT SotoNESS 3111011410OVIN. CAL I(PC1M aitLR MR MANY VEARS VANOAL CHMARckE'.APflARs TO INSTANCES OlTgowo ltlttAmM141C- AE$WAt T#Wfl à0&4 Csa»- HAVX BIEN OROPPD; MA MN R O ttcy O UMNI ATON AT WIRE WKO. ROBBERV OI4ARQRINXLCT Anota>'msepteot duthbasaow Ambr.0e»goaluof iavliia, ahazgl - Uko -ever>' other 5s aup laqfor gffliedth1e colDUility, Thons. Ce etviti belng the nmeuh short vuadal.thep<Wpos. etprTcUiut ins orefeet. le>'. eM ofth, beut inovu esident vas givon a b-tainsbefore Polie.@lMa&-the propaset loca ibi .wdlma tu poutligaain &u t 2:10 Mca. front pneu- istiWtea ylor DBt. mnontg la Polce goïm ~taeOffet Ob til>'t.wroert biunuta. neubat heaut i kouI>' ince court anti vas bounti over ta ti. graan n £d itittloltn viaartetain>'IvaWl Tburo uai at. né got along nlcel, Jury ln'bondu et $600. operating baby te oslaae otýttua but ibis morning va» reportdver>' It vas ebaredti iat Beautin bttcrh"nalv erienv- e loir. -broken mbLato a ttle ahantl, H gh vti mombera of thety o' outiFr1- Mr. Carne>' aba u telegraPhai> Susd Park andtti at staen ant $7 day afttmmen. ver. aasurtd, and *Il 'aleoe ai tht Wirs vans for the pugt Thesa tate put on lie man vio adt prenat vers unaniaus in lt-e opinio Ubten ytsys. previongts ta blcb ho lO0e01 tu titi>'anti aisea troduei a tuaI, fer trom vorkuug a b-adebip on wtt a Western TJnleu manager la the confession vbi Iwvascaimed hall siating on pu miiiviii hoa ta.t WIn&uign eoa.. Htevas bora in hbeau matie b>' etaumat. - - bnft tpurae mtaý iymn o a r Wqoetaila joue, 1857,, andi marrieti Chie! Of iPolice fIentIof Highlandti nuntt thon bsinaeon aWho Zîr* Mi"a Mary Walfard. Sept. stu, 1884. Park vas tue Oaiy w$uMesaput ou y n> . hi uieso Dtr 11e 6tu t hie vdow, h. louves tva' h e defeliat, young Beaudin dâtuualng T al e p s a t r att m i sent, alnGtore ., whCrno apw osat- ta tiethe t éend.or'h«trouble la net causeti b>' lack: mehboda bout ani (torg T, vh van at Up a th prseu lim thre ofettht dalrymen. vas ovidenegt b>' the W1x-e verké. Ht baves thes»a as- batti Do evidence te prove tuat B«Ueau u anrsmteii i> hsc tors atd brothers: Lac>', Wllluiandi 'tiia ulie vantaI who broslt t e P oi ar. Pmae' taity et ysie n Mns. John*Counner>', o!Kenosia. anti stytrel fine manuons fn iicnît' hliavabit prautices éarng orne of lins. EtivantiNolati a!f reeport andi of Highland lPark anti damagodt thm tht lecal' mlii petitlesa, prauia Fua of C c«* ta the é[.nt of soveral thousns edl- ich certailW cannof ho sali ta cou- Mn. carne>'wuasa mmeur o!f thés, tnBentnOdl asaret-tu. thtaiu n the part of tiecoue- MaiUbte of Clumbtus lie Woodxuen iSa.Wo eusfitVu=r- and Ben Eux-. Ht bat beld u moat oa! thischarge vwu preftrredt gis anr lie htat acilces la ail the lotigef ai hlm, but vas taer clanse o OI MI' sifiosns«it. He.wva apopular man lie rabbins e! a 1M1e slant>' . mLSu1a Nicole Dies amont bts ecqualtanues Whoamaraal'lira. Laura, Nicoe. aged 79 jotra aaocketib>' hlm tamise. Ho viwa x-_ra.George MeGunla, ba os n ato and vtOliinOvnrosident of the lova mntber 0ofSt. Mary's churcb. Sandwichni.., collei! ther. b>'the sert- ot Wlntbrop Harbor,. ui e tthé rosi- ______________ ousituIll et»ohebaimotits, lira. Cas-.1detiteso! ber daugbter an Sada>' me- Trouibles May ne Aveidmi. tetwbe hau sustanet a straitetofnius. Panerai treim North Prairie Mua>' !et etroubles of lit are tue PartI>'S. Heu codition 10 sait tab. Cch iat nomi Tutudai', inerment aI te laci '4f disciiuln anti sU art. ver>' critical. Keiloaba cemetery. r Settie your b n Ilh t t - i mx dli ir ru 'il ha b. th ed a vs l MI ci e- te ', t. te 02»00 IN INTEREST PAID TO D- POSITORs IN THE LAST 12 V EARS. 75,000 PAgO IN DIVIDENS ANOI 060,M00PLACO TO TinS SUR- Thon H. DuraI, president of tue Se. cunit>' Savlng Banik. bas taken frem lie records of that institution a set of figures vbicb show earornarkable batik achievement. Tht>' net onu>' Il- lustrale aa anusnal grovth in banking business, but lie>' refut completai>' the statemant net Infrequetll matie that the. hanis o! tue uit>' enrirh ther etoukbaltieraoni> on moeai thut he- lonup te the pnuie antisive nothIng te the, publiei roture, for IL. Since January lsot 1898. tue tiecuniti' Suvinga batik bas paît Ils tepositoru $262,000 as latex-ast, t bas paît $20,- 000 In taxes te tuee uty t dcouttansd state, te ils stocilioldersil bas peut lu tht came perlot $76,000 la dividendes anti bas atideti $80,000 as a maxplus. This, o! course, belonga te lie stock- hoiders. Tht figure show tueretare, 1