Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-29

Dy the danQel OraLOr1O society OF
Augusiana college.
A black horse hitched to a stanhope |
and tn; property of Dan Horne. of |
was reported to the Rock |
Island p ,lice as having been stolen in
that city last evening.
Tomorrow evening occurs the card |
party and social given by the ladies of
Sacred Heart church in the school |
rooms. Twenty -eighth street and |
Fifth-and a half avenue.
Tomorrow morning at Bleuer's the
exchange Of so cent tickets for the re-
served seat coupons for the Pirates
of Pepzance" begins. Remember that
only so cent tickets are reserved.
With the paving of Fifteenth street,
Moline, this summer, the Tri-City
Railway company will build double
track from Fourth to Thirteenth ave-
nues, and probably to the triangle on
Sixteenth avenue.
Graduates from schools in this vi
entity are cordially invited to visit
Hakelier's to take advantage of special
reduced prices on photos. Will com.
pete with anyone in the tri cities and
h.
Axel Olson, boarder, while drunk
last night, caused panic among the
guests of the Windsor hotel, Moline,
by firing three shots from a revolver
in the office No one was hit. Olson
was fined So today in the Moline
court
notice by the papers that l am
stepping on some of my competitors
toes. am here for business and my
contracts are all o K. Nothing but
my best work given out and defy
competition. Nj. T. Free, 1907 Second
avenue.
A flower importer got caught with
a backward season. Result, great
sacrificing of nearly 400 dozen finest
flowers and foliage this week at Nc
Cabe's. Not even McCabe's have
ever shown the like be fore. Read ad.
on page 6.
In list of millionaires of America
published in Chicago paper of
yesterday, Hon. Ben. L. Cable, F. C..
A. Denkmann and Z. w. Weyerhauser
of Rock Island. and c. H. Deere of Mo-
line, are mentioned among those in
Illinois outside of Chicag o.
Many expressions of Indignation
have come TO TIE ARGUS over the
parading of circus band through a
residence portion of the city lat even
ing. Such a Sunday night spectacle
was one that should not have been
tolerated by the authorities.
The ladies of Sacred Heart church
are to give card party and sociai to-
morrow evening in the school rooms,
twenty eighth street and Fifth-and-
a-half avenue. com meucing at S:15
Nice refreshments will be served and
a pleasant time is assured all who at
tend
Don't forget to secure your tickets
for the Pirates of Penzance," which
will be presented by local talent at
Harper's theatre Thursday and Friday
evenings. May 2 and 3. chorus of
nearly fifty voices will give the per-
Torrance quick, snapPy action. You
should not miss it.
There is not another house in this
section of the country that carries as
large and as fine an assortment of new
patterns in carpets direct from the
carpet mills in the world as Clemann
| & SAlzmann. They buy in great
quantities and can therefore give you
a better article for your money.
Saturdays politi al mission of Capt.
Hugh Mcdonald. Mayor-elect b. f
Knox and w. A. Rosenfeld, with
! Springfield as the ostensible destina-
| ton, seemed to have terminated alb
| ruptly at Galesburg, where an inter-
view was had with Congressman
| Prince relative to that letter to Post
master Thomas.
! Saturday evening at 1880 John
! BeDell was found lying unconscious
on the d z. 1. & N. w. tracks above
Twenty-fifth street. Moline. The po-
/ lice took him to the station, where it
was found he had several ugly cuts in
the back of his head, which indicated
foul play. Dir. Benell does not know
how ne fell into his plight. There
was no robbery.
A new alarm system used separate
ly for police and fire purposes and
manufactured by the National Auto
phone company has been on exhibit
ton at the Rock Island Electric Con-
struction company store on Eigh-
teenth street the past few days. To-
dag Z L. Salisbury, who is represent
ing the company here, placed the ap-
paratus in the council rooms, where
it will be seen by the aldermen to-
night.
Judge Gest. acting for Judge Ram
| say, has entered the latter's decision
in the case of f w. Robinson against
ID. K South. The parties are from
Milan. South, who was a able,
levied upon some horses and other
| property of Robinson. The property
was replevined by Robinson, who
claimed South had not complied with
the law Judge Ramsay's verdict
| favors Robinson. The defendant
entered a motion for a new trial.
Squire L M. Clemens. of Pleasant
Valley township. Scott county, was