Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-11
TOMORROW'S EVENT.
Vice President stevenson's Visit to Rock
Island,

Vice President stcvcnson's Visit to Rock
Island.
Tomorrow Hon. Adlai f. Steven
son, vice president of the United
States, will visit Rock Island. He
will arrive at 1880 over the c., B. &
Q. road, and will be met at the depot
by the local reception committee and
escorted to the Rock Island house,
and after little rest he will be &C.
companied by the reception commit
tee to Davenport, where a luncheon
will be served at the kimball house
at o'clock. From 2 until $50 a re-
ception will be rendered the vice
president at the Turner Grand opera
house by the Horace Boies club, and
then he will be driven to Rock ISL
and arsenal. coming back to Rock
Island for 6 O'Clock dinner at the
Rock Island house.
In the Evening.
In the evening the vice president
will speak at Harper's theatre. as
will also Hon. Bernard j. Claggett
and Hon. Jonas Olsen. Maj. H. c.
Connolly has been chosen by the
county committee as chairman of the
meeting, the reception committee
and the vice presidents being:
Reception.
Rock Island-Hon. b. T. Cable, Mai.
L. NJ. Buford, Maj. IL. c. Connolly,
J. w. Potter, Mayor T. J. Medill,
Jr., T. S. Silvis, Hon. +. w. Hurst.
William McEniry, James Price, John
Ohlweiler, Otto Huber. Col. c. w.
Durham, Col. F. l.. Morrell, A. r.
Bryant, NJ. J. McEniry, A. F. Vim
ton, Max kohn.
Vice Presidents
Rock Island-Maj. l.. M. Buford,
Gustav Stengel. Maj. II. C. Connolly,
j. W. WEIGH, j. M. Buford. Robert
Wagner, l.. C. Banding, Albert
Huesing. b. Winter, George Lamont,
William Hoeft, Henry Lemburg, Aid.
Dan W. Corken, James Cavanaugh.
James f. Larkin. NJ. NJ. Briggs,
Mayor I. J.Medill. Jr.. II. l.. Wheelan,
Thomas Fender. J.E. Reidy. Me. Muir.
rim, Col. c. W. Durham. John Volk,
James Sheehan. John Fender, Zee
Mcmahon, John Greedy, Harry Sim
mons, George F. Roth, Aid. William
Roth, Arthur Burial.
Moline-A. r. Bryant, Max Kohn,
Donald Stewart. Dan w. Gould, f. CO
Meyer, George W. Ninton, DR.. r. J.
c. Myers, Dan Dimick. Charles p.
Skinner, A. 5. Wright, II. S. Fristol,
ID
gar. A. F. Ninton.
Cordova-C. B. Fisk.
Port Byron John Schafer, Jr.,
F NJ. Rogers.
Coe-John Schall.
Canoe Creek-Charles Gerhardt.
Zuma-William Filbert.
Hampton-Jame Winans.
South Moline-James Hasson.
South Rock Island-George Rich
mond. II. c. Wivill.
Black Hawk Il. Haislip.
Coal Falley-Thomas Lees.
Rural-Andrew Donaldson.
Andalusia-J. G. Britton.
Bowling-L. ID. Nudge.
Edgington-M. Sch onmaker.
buHaiO ITdlTlt-AQaln Sla III III.
Drury-Herbert Foster.
Prior to the meeting there will be
a short procession by the Stevenson
and other democratic clubs.
The committees have been busy to-
day with the plans of the day. and
from what can be learned the OBJ
servances in the way of decorations
in honor OF the vice presidents visit
will be irrespective OF politics.
The Stevenson Club.
A well attended meeting Of the
Stevenson club was held last evening
at Huesing & Hoeft's office. The ar
rangements for the proper entertain
ment of the vice president have been
completed, and everything points to
good turnout of the mem bers. 1t
was decided to meet at the corner of
Eighteenth street and Second ave-
nue. promptly at o'clock on Friday
evening, where the Davenport clubs
will be met. before the procession
starts.