Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-05-29

minal junction on the Q No damage
was done beyond delaying the Boards
town passenger 40 minutes.
Thomas Bivans. who was run over
by one of r bb's express wagons on
Fifth avenue yesterday, is reported
as recovering nicely from his iDj1r-
les. 1t is expected he win be out
within a week.
Mayor Knox has notified Chief OF
Police DarnelI to enforce the bicycle
bell and lantern ordinance. Hereafter
a rider who does not look TO his lamp
NAV be certain that n brownie will
sooner or later be on his trail.
Lieut.. Fred Tubbs was climbing
into the rigging of ore of the sand
barges on the levee last night when a
sudden lerch, caused by the bow
waves of the ship Augusta, threw
him into the river. Being a good
sailor. he navigated himself ashore.
.. w. Boughton has returned to
the city and purchased an interest in
the barber business Of 4. w. Weisler
at 224 Seventeenth street. The tirm
name will hereafter b. Weisler d
Boughton. The shop has been
frightened up and presents an invit-
ing appearance.
The Y. P. S. c. E. of the Memorial
Christian church gave a most delight
full ice cream social for the ben
eft of the Sunday school in the
church parlors last evening. There
was a large attendance and a snug
sum was realized. Mitsch's orchestra
furnished music.
The remnant of the grocery stock
of H. Rachman, which was dam
aged by fire, was sold today at auc-
ton, together with the delivery horse
and wagon. at the store on Second
avenue. Constable Eckhart had lev
led on the chattels to satisfy a claim
of Rosa Woltmsnn.
The health department was to have
raised the quarantine yesterday on all
the homes except that of the Assay
family, but it was decided to continue
the guard over one of the houses near
that of the Assay family, member of
the household having developed sus-
Picious symptoms.
G. j. Larkin and n. Z. Juhl should
have been mentioned as the contract
ors whose names were placed in the
box in the corner stone of Sacred
Heart church instead of John Konos-
ky. The silver trowel which was
used by Bishop O'Rei ly on that occa-
sion was donated by the Sisters OF the
vi itation.
Mrs. George HalligaD, who has
been quarantined with her husba nd
at st. Roberts. Davenport. is also
ldown with smallpox in light form
Her case is the 56th this year. Hans
Jacobs, the smallpox patient quaran'
street. is quite low, and his recovery
is matter of doubt.
The tri city kindergarteners are
about to establish a tri-city kiudergar-
ten training school. AS Moline has
the greatest mum Der of assistants the
school will be established in that city.
The directors of the school are Miss
Bertha Peterson, of Davenport; Miss
lClara Woltmann, of Rock Island, and
Miss George, of Moline.
The officers and executive council
of the Bankers Association OF Illinois,
who came here. as stated is last ever
luB . alGGOSs IL uCCA0C DlGSC VI
holding the next annual meeting oil
the organization were enter aimed al
a banquet after their business meet
ing at the Harper house last night
The associations next meeting will
be held at Quincy, the date to be Sc
lected later.
| Harry A. Westerman, treasurer o;
the Davenport BARRIERS union, is
missing. So are between 1900 and
1890 belonging to the union and tC
friends that he touched" before
leaving town a couple OF weeks ago
The union doesn't know just how
much it is out, for Harry was keep
ing books and he kept them to sui
himself. But the popular tonsorial
ist was slicker than banana peel, anC
though cash was being diverted righ'
under the noses of the members O
the union. they believed in the gen
teel sauvity of their treasurer al {
didn't investigate until he had haC
time to get quarter of the wal
around the globe.