Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-07-24

presence Of Landlord Bishop. former
ly principal of the High school. Mon
day night, one of the walters shoot
ing another dead.
Luella, the 5-months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dahn, 925
Eleventh avenue, died at l o'clock
this morning Of summer complaint.
The funeral occurs at 2 o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
Owing to increasing interest in
Prof. Nani's great painting. The
Consequence of Vice." it will be con-
tinued on exhibition at the First NJ.
Z. church until Friday evening.
Open daily from 9 a. m. until 10 P.
m.
Residence owners are supposed to
number their houses within the next
80 days, as provided by ordinance, or
lay themselves liable to a fine of s..
Maps for the guidance of property
holders can be seen at the city clerks
office.
The Helen Schulenberg brought an
excursion of about one thousand peo-
pie, coming by train from Dixon,
Sterling and Morrison, from Fulton
this afternoon. The excursion was
under the auspices Of the Sterling
Baptists.
w. P. Quayle and family are en-
joying an outing at Hunts park, east
of Moline, where Mrs. F. c. Hemen-
way and children, beside several Mo.
line families, are also sampling out
door life. The Misses Stephens are
members of the Quayle camp.
Henry f. Ludolph is suffering as
the result of hemorrhages superin-
duced by an operation performed on
his nose for catarrhal afflictien.
His condition was reported rather
serious this morning, but DIR. Lude-
wig stated that there was no occasion
for alarm.
Supt. Volk, of the Rock Island
public building, received today the
necessary notification in regard to
the commencement of operations on
the Rock Island postoffice building,
and sub-Contractor Lamp was at
once authorized by Mr.. Volk to enter
upon the excavation.
Timothy Kennedy, Davis COM
pany's old standby, is in receipt of
information from New York state.
which in all probability will prove
him an heir to a comfortable fortune.
Tim, however, refuses to discuss
the question. but his friends are
congratulating him on his favorable
prospects, nevertheless.
At the races at Taylor's Driving
park, Frecport, yesterday, Joe
Patchen and John Il. Gentry were
exhibited on the track, and they are
both in prime condition for the big
race today. This is. of course, the
one topic of conversation there, and
while opinions as to the outcome are
pretty evenly divided, it is likely
that John X. Gentry will be the ia
vorite in the betting.
Turnkey Luke Hemenway was as
saulted by Steve O'Connor, the de-
mcnted prisoner. last evening. while
ad iusting the shackles which bound
the maniac's feet. O'Connor raised
his hands. which were bound to-
gether. and came down on the turn
keys head, inflicting thereon a cash
and also bruising his mouth. Judge
Cornell will be here in few days,
when O'Connor will probably be com.
mitted to an asylum.
l.. Simon is in receipt of very en-.
| tanning letter from Ernest l.. Harris,
son of Jacob L. Harris. of Edging.
ton, in which the writer speaks with
| justifiable pride OF his success in
Heidelberg university, and it now
only remains for him to prepare him
self for the finals, which he hopes tt
pass next November. MIR. Harris
hastens to deny the report giver
publicity in Rock Island through s
letter from Heidelberg that he had
becom engaged to a young lady
there.