Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-09-30

AJAX. nHu ME. Aauicl he1ty, OF
South Moline, celebrated their 57th
wedding anniversary yesterday. Mr..
Henry is 81 years OF age. while his
bride Of long ago is &c. Both are
enjoying the best Of health.
On account of ST. Louis exposition
at st. Louis, c., B. & Q. viii sell
round trip tickets at one and one
third fare on Sept. 80. Ost. S. Z. IL.
ii, 70 and 2l. limited good for re-
tusn five days from date Of sale.
On account Of the Illinois state
fair at Spring field, c., B. & Q. will
sellround trip tickets to Springfield
ct one fare for the round trip, Sept. %
to Oct. inclusive. Ticket good for
return to and including Oct. 4, 1897.
The fire department reported last
evening TO call from the residence
OF j. d. Means, 224 Thirteeth street,
| where defective fue had set fire to
the rafters. The blaze was subdued
In short order with only a nominal
damage.
On account of st. Louis fair and
Yelled Prophets display at St. Louis.
c.. b. & Q, will sell round trip tick
cts at one fare for the round trip.
Oct. to 8 inclusive Same is lin.
tied good for return to and includ-
ing Oct. II.
Miss Emma Schmidt aud Arthur
Metz. OF Omaha, were married last
evening at the home of the brides
parents, Nj. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Schmidt. q. Davenport. Rev. A. NJ.
Judy, of the Unitarian church offici-
ated. They viii reside at Omaha.
General President James H. Suili-
van. of Baltimore, Of the Painters
aud Decorators union, will be in the
city tomorrow evening, and will
hold meeting at Industrial Hall a.
1880 O'Clock. All painters, union and
non-uniop. are invited to be present.
Fred White, democratic candidate
for governor Of Iowa, addressed
large audience at Turner hall, Day.
export, last night. He WAS escorted
from the Hote, Downs 10 The hall
by Otto's band and the Scott County
Democratic Marching club. MIR.
White made ringing speech and
was accorded e royal welcome.
The remains OF Mrs. NJ. V. Gan
non, who died at her home in Chica-
go, were inferred at ST. Marguerite's
cemetery, Davenport, yesterday ST.
ternoon, the pallbearers being II G.
Wivill and Hon. William McEuirg,
Of this city, and James Quinn. c. D.
Martin, P. j. Haggerty and F. B
Sharon, Of Davenport.
Mabel Allen, who was arrested by
Detective Jansen yesterday noon on
the charge of entering the home of
Colt Kurtz, 20l6 Iowa street, Daven-
port, and helping herself to a goodly
supply Of ladies' wearing apparel.
was given a hearing and found
guilty. She will lament her wrong
doing for the next 20 days, which is
the time of her sentence.
The 3-yeM-oid daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Chelstrom, resid-
ing at Twelfth avenue and Eigh-
teenth street. in Moline, had a very
narrow escape from death the other
day. The little one overbalanced
herself and fell headlong to the side
walk from the second story window
OF the residence of her parents.
slighting without a scratch. 1t was
@ miraculous escape.
For the great coursing meet at
Davenport in October l20 fleet-footed
hsres are now being trained. A
large number of lithe-limbed hounds
are also at work, and the event will
attract national attention. Owner
Massey. of St. Louis, has the follow
ing dogs already on the ground:
Lady Faulkner. Hot Stuff, Lightfoot,
Free and Easy, Lord Douglas, Fleet
Wing.
Mrs. Minnie Koilof. of this city,
died at st. Luke's hospital, Daven-
port. at 4:30 yesterday afternoon
from the effects of an operation sub
mitted to some days ago. Deceased
IVES "a years OF age and is survived
by her husband. Charles Kolloff, and
two sons, Karl and Alfred. The
funeral occurs from the late home.
IA Ninth avenue. at 2:30 tomorrow
afternoon TO the German Lutheran
church. where services will be con-
ducted at 3 o'clock