Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-04-02

that usually attend the initiation of
candidates. The Rock Isl4nders say
they were royalty entertained.
The cl sing exhibition and contests
at Y. M C. a. gymnasium Thursday
and Friday evenings will be interest
ing and entertaining. Admission Is
cents. Tickets for both evenings rs
cents.
At the rate tickets are going for the
Rock Island Club minstrels the house
will be sold out by next Saturday
night. If you intend seeing the show
do not defer the purchase of your
ticket.
Thomas Monahan. the last prisoner
serving q workhouse sentence in the
county Jail, finishes his term today
and G. w. Sample. who has been
guarding the prisoners, will have a
vacation.
Gilbert Golf was arrested Sunday
on complaint of his wife, who charged
him with abandonment. Yesterday
Justice Cramer dismissed the proceed
ipgs on motion of McCaskrin & McCas-
krin, who represented Mrs. Golf.
Special sale of ported plants at Nc
Cabe's tomorrow. Beautiful begonias
in full bloom 80 cents, Lady Wash
ingtons II cents, geranium plants in
bloom cents, Easter lilies in pots
and a profusion of carnations and
roses.
August Colberg's second hand store
on Fourteenth street in Moline was
burglarized last night, the robbers
getting into the safe aud taking jew
elry, old coins, watches, ETC., to the
value of $3.50. No clew to the rob-
bers was found.
The reserved seat sale for the Rock
Island Club minstrels opens next
Monday morning at O'Clock at
BIeuer's jewelry store. Only six seats
can be reserved by any one person.
First come first served. You had
better be in line early
The curfew ordinance is to be en-
forced in Davenport. 1t provides
that children under IA years found
lettering about the streets after s
O'Clock during the months of May.
June. July. August. September or
October shall be taken in charge by an
officer.
The ladies of the First NJ. f. church
have the pleasure to announce to the
people of Rock Island that they have
secured the genuine famous Fisk Jubi-
lee Singers, of Fisk university OF
Tennessee, to give grand concert at
the First NJ. f. church, Monday even
ing, April s. at p. N. All lovers OF
music should not fail to hear them.
lThey have a sweetness and n charm,
q wierdness and a pathos that has
never been excelled. Tickets only %
cents.
More railroad ipjunctious are
sought by First avenue property
holders. Thomas GowliDg, j. NJ
Beardsley and Peter Stelk giving no
itice that they will tomorrow ask
Judge Gest to restrain the use of the
Davenport, Rock Island & Northwest
ern in front of their premises without
compensation to them. Ejectmen
suits have been instituted against the
company by Mildred l.. Iglehart, S. S
Hull and c. j. Kinsley, who ash
5000 each.
Mrs. Harriet Baker Clark, wife o
, Capt. Walter Lewis Clark, died at tn
family home oil the banks of the Mis-
J sissippi river few miles below DaV
L ChP'AN NAAO 'NS -
of the best known and most resPecte
women of Scott county. She wa
+ horn in Mt. Vernon, Ind, in 1924
Eight children were born to Capt. an
Mrs. Clark. Five of these survive
= The funeral was held today, Bisho
= Morrison, of the Episcopal church
conducting the services.
The report of Thomas Campbell
: crop correspondent for Rock Islam
county has been sent to the department
J of agriculture at Washin gton. Repre-
senting a condition of normal growt
J. and vitality by 100 he estimates tn
d comparative condition of winter ~
:, April at 100 per cent The estimate
number of breeding sows April 1 CON
e pared with that of April 1 last yes
h was 90. Mr.. Campbell estimates tbs
n 10 horses and 10 cattle have died
every 1000 head during the year enc
= ing March 81.
n fAInnnMEM ANIICr DAN