Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-16

at Afuscatine Tuesday. The bride has
been connected with st. Luke's hos
pital. this city, as nurse, and the
groom is proprietor of an art store in
Muscatine, They go west on a we'd
ding tour, and return to MuscatiNr.
of course, to make their home.
Miss Anna Gertrude Camp, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Camp. died "a
I1:3O Tuesday night at the family res
idence. 512 East Locust street. Miss
Camp had been in frail health for
some time and had suffered recently
a severe attack of heart trouble, sn
that her death was not altogether un-
expected. Miss Camp was born and
has always lived in Davenport, and
was greatly esteemed by wide cir
Gle of friends, who will deeply mourn.
She was a beloved member of the Ed
wards Congregational church. The
funeral will be held from the family
residence today, Rev. c. ). Rollins of
floating.
Dan Patch. king of PAGERS, is stabbed
i'm specially prepared quarters at III"
Davenport mile track ready for his
trial today against the worlds recor'
of 1894, and all indications are that
before shutdown there will be at least
a new track record. The great PAGER
arrived yesterday afternoon shortl .
after No. l on the Rock Island road.
The horse and his running mate,
John Nolan. and attendants cam"
down from Chicago in an express car
attached to No. l, but the car was
switched off in Rock Island and TAX
en- out TO the track by "a switch en-
CINE.
The city council at its meeting last
evening passed "a resolution request
ing the library trustees to change the
name of the new library from the
Davenport public library on the And
rev Carnegie foundation" to the
Davenport public library" Anothe =
resolution adopted orders the arres
of any engineer running his locomo-
tive in the city limits at Il greater
speed than six miles an hour.
The Lutheran synod yesterday
elected officers for the year as fol
lows: President. Rev. j. w. FInkey.
Fairfield; secretary. Rev. j. y. McCuI
Tough. Burlington: treasurer. Hon. w
ii. Bailey, Iowa City; statistical sec
rotary. Rev. 6. w. Snyder. Council
Bluffs.
\ permit to build 2S-room hotel.
which will cost $4,000. was granted
to Nels Nelson. Il contractor. who will
erect that hosiery. which will simply
be a west end lodging and boarding
house, for William j. Helmet. the sa-
lloonkeeper ON the Rockingham road
The hotel is being erected ON DiNwell
street, between Davie and Howell
streets. The building is already near
~ completed and will De conducted
by Mr.. Helmet as a lodging house for
the glucose, tin can factory. White
head and other manufa curing con
Germs in the western end of the city.
Nils Engel. Is years of age. employ
ed in the cigar mold factory of the
Sternberg Manufacturing company.
had the misfortune to suffer the loss
of a finger of the left hand by con
tact with a saw The accident hap
ptlitu at HOOH I-uStl WIS
hurriedly taken in a buggy to Mercy
hospital, where his injury was dress
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Schaeffer have
gone to Chicago with their little
daughter Emma to have her operated
on by DIR. Lorenz. the famous Vienna
specialist, for dislocation of the hir.
the same trouble for which he came
to America to operate upon the Ar
mour child. Little Emma has been
lame from birth, but the probability
of her being cured is very good.
Mrs. James X. Preston entertained
300 tri-city guests yesterday at mu-
steal reception at Library hall. \
rare feast in music was given, which
was greatly enjoyed by all. This was
the opening event of the social sea-
son and was n great success musical
ly as well as socially. The hall was
artistically decorated. There were
many very handsome costumes. The
musical program was not only a de-
light, but surprise, as few knew
what was in store for them.
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1t is not possible for the proprie-