Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-26
CITY CHAT.

and bookbinders. Telephone 1897.
Miss Callie Crawford, of Brooklyn,
Iowa, is visiting at the residence OF
William McElrath.
The United Presbyterian sunday
school will hold its annual picnic at
Prospect Park tomorrow.
A party of Rock Island gentlemen
coup the river on a pleasure trip
shis afternoon. returning in the MORN
ing.
Brand new cotton-top. leather
stuffed mattresses S2.S5 at j. w.
Jones' second hand store. 1922 Second
avenue.
The jury in the MOrrell ease vs.
Rounds in Justice Yields court yes
terday afternoon failed to agree, and
IT will be tried again.
The leaving time of the Prospect
park special outing train has been
changed to O'Clock at the Harper
house. instead of 1880.
Lost or Strayed-A young New
foandland pup; color, spotted yellow
aud white Finder will return to
Club saloon and receive reward.
The motormen ond conductors of
Che Davenport & Rock Island rail-
way company, give another ball at
the Tower Inn tomorrow evening.
William Kaltenbach, of Red Key.
Indiana. who has been visiting his
brother. George Kaltenbach, left for
Chicago this morning to attend the
sir
Everybody should attend the con-
cert to be given at the Elm street
concert garden on Thursday evening
BY 0tto's full orchestra. A choice
program has been prepared.
The Odd Fellows Of Clinton. Le-
Claire, Princeton and Camanchc are
joining in picnic at Black Hawk
Tower today. They came down on
.tre packet Verne Swain.
DR.. Marshall. OF Keith>burg.
passed through Rock Island this
morning on his way to Cordova to
attend the funeral OF hi brother.
the late George Marshall
The editor Of the Union seems to
be considerably exercised over civil
service rules Wonder if the coll
iectorShip Of the port i amenabie
to their regulations If not. why
shiS anxiety?
The King's Daughters viii hold a
lawn fete on Thursday evening at
Mrs. f. :. Webbcr's on Elm street.
Fine music. dainty refreshments and
numerous attractions will insure
YOU a most delightful evening.
Louis GlockhofT Is conducting. a
great pipe sale at his Arcade cigar
store on Second avenue. For one
week only he gives a choice OF over
500 French briar pipes for % cents.
1t is the chance Of your life to buy
pipe.
The first of the seasons concerts
IN Spencer square was given last
evening by Bleuer's band. There
was an immense outpOuring of peO
pie, including many from Moline and
Davenport. The program was much
enjoyed.
This being music night at the
Tower. Otto's band having been en-
gagged. trains will run through from
Davenport and Moline to the Tower
without change. a (railer from Dav-
export being attached to a motor
from Moline here.
The Tri-City Trade Journal made
its appearance today in the form of
double number for the months of
May and June. The edition is finely
illustrated. and j. devoted to Rock
gsfand in 1898. being of the nature
of a practical exhibition OF Rock ISL
1nd's advantages. resources and at
fractions. The publication is high
ly creditable TO the publisher, w. p.
Quayle. who has spared no pains or
experience to make it all that ii
should be.
The chief OF the weather bureau
mas prepared the following data COM
piled from the record OF observations
for the month Of August for q years.
Mean or normal temperature. II;
che warmest August was that OF 1881.
with an average of Il; the coolest
August was that OF 1888, with an av-
erage of 6S; the highest temperature
during any August was 9S on the Sd.
1887; the lowest temperature during
any August was "A on the Sth. 1891;
average number of cloudless DAYS.
y; average number of partly cloudy
days, IS; average number of cloudy
days, 6.
The Moline Republican Journal
tells of young man of that city
who has been heretofore received
into respectable society, and is now
reaping the whirlwind. After hav-
ing wrecked the life of young girl
he fled to Chicago, whittier he was
sraced. He was soon brought to
slime. and a day or two ago made a
virtue of necessity and settled by
paying his victim the sum of 5000.
simultaneously with such disgrace
fril conduct ba b,I IL I,..,c..