Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-11-10

posite Harper house.
The Misses Jones during their va
cation have been to Chicago and Sc
cured the latest dances for the COM
ing dancing season, which commences
Friday evening, Nov II.
Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
Miller's Glovine. 1t is not a liquid,
leaves no odor and can be used while
the glove is on the hand. For sale
only at Harper house pharmacy.
a special meeting of the Home Tri-
bunal is to be held tomorrow night at
K. p. hall to arrange for the appoint
ment of committees for the grand
tribunal to be held in this city Dec. ?.
| Walter L. Hodgdon and Fred L.
Tubbs are endeavoring to establish a
tri-city towel supply company that
will be opened up shortly if they sue
coed in obtaining enough encourage
ment.
The bazaar which was held for the
benefit of the Sacred Heart parish was
most successful. The gross proceeds
were 1880, which will give a snug
sum 10 the church after the expenses
are paid.
1t is at least a source of interest to
discover that republican who would
indulge in slanderous, cowardly,
anonymous communications during a
campaign should reach the conclusion
afterward that lit pays to be square. "
Up in Cralletown they have provid-
ed the Union with cut of the next
sheriff of Rock Island county, so that
its readers may have the opportunity
which was denied them during the
campaign to see what he looks like.
Robert Hentzelmann, of Davenport,
was shot and killed at Trinidad, Col,
the other night. The details of the
fatality are unknown in Davenport,
where the young mans parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Hentzelmann, re-
side. but the police are of the opinion
that it resulted from row.
Frank and August Ludwig today
started suit in the circuit court
through their attorney, Maj. J. NJ.
Beardsley, for the recovery of 0.000
damages each from the Tri-City Rail
way company. The Ludwigs had
"a fight on a street car a few
weeks ago with Motorman Hayes and
Conductor Firman. They are now
under arrest for assault.
The Phrenokosmian society,s pro-
gram at Augustana college tomorrow
evening will be rendered in the Swed- |
ish language. The subject to be
treated is ''Glimpses into the life and
character of the Augustana student"
As the life of n student in general is
bright and full of mirth and humor,
it becomes an interesting subject to
study. The program will consist of
three speeches intermingled with |
declarations and music.
The Boston Ladies' symphony or
chestra gave the first of a series of
entertainments arranged by the Ly-
ceum at Augustana college, last night. |
Although the elements were decidedly |
disagreeable, fine audience was in
attendance. The orchestra has lost
none of it's musical charm since its
visit to Rock Island year ago. If
anything, it has improved, a fact that |
was attested to by the appreciative |
manner in which the various selections
were received.
Saws the Chicago Chronicle: Man |
ager Jack Leonard, of the Tri-City |
Athletic club, of Davenport, left Chi
cago for his home last night. He eX-
poets his show Nov. Is will be big
success. Jimmy O'Leary, who will
face Walter Nolan in the 15-round
wind-up, accompanied Leonard on his
departure. Jimmy Barry has also
been booked to appear at the show.
Davenport is becoming enthusiastic
over the boxing game, and Leonard is
the one who started tie present boom. !
Many Chicagoans will probably go to
Iowa to see the bout"
Messrs. Ellis and Sholer are meet |
ing with great success with their play. !
"A Modern Woedman," which had |
its initial performance here. 1t was
rendered bv local talent before large !
audience at the Wagner opera house, |
Moline, last night. A number of peo- |
pie from Rock Island were in attend !
ance. The piece was put on in a very !
usual, appeared as Ned Burke" the !
leading character. in which he dis
PLAYS much force and ability. The |
other characters were distributed as
follows: John Mcfarland. alias |
James Steel" Charles Waters; Ted |
day Langton,' Winslow Littlefeld; |
dutch Jake" Charles P. Skinner;
George Augustus Snow" F. w
Anderson; William Noble, ST." Le-
roy Vinton; William Noble, Jr-, D."
Dick Merriman; alice Steel" Miss
Leona Peal; Jennie Noble, Miss
Freda Staelting; Bridget. Miss
Nellie Kadel; Mrs. Noble, Miss
Luella Soderstrom. There were spe-
cialties by Miss Peal, Alice Taylor,
Flovd Hamilton, Chester Robinson,
and Bertha Miller and Jennie Nesbit,
the latter two of Rock Island.