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The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
Char.:siaS Fenair2inity in Tailor Mades

aTp.d "E ihe snartncs% Of simplicity
when made by master hand.
NuN lrt me describe two others
that are equally charming.
ore i, EjiIt in the latest zihe'inc
cIolh. who>r >rft gray green :. teckcd
with s.b'"rI Niite hairs, aud lister
Wulr6 with Irregular spots which in
trudIcr a tingt Of purple a> Il color
contrast. And then the novel fabric
gains further distinction by such ef-
frcti,e details as the litIr closely
stitched tabs which figure at either
side Of the puuched coat fronts and
finish off with diamonds shaped medal
liens Of velvet i'll Il more definite
shade Of green. br0idered in shaded
green silks and gold thread. and
, again ny those other >irappii"s deco
rated with wee green and gold but
tons which hold in the plaitS Of the
9ored Skirt tin they open out into
u fHn-ikc fuIlness at the hem. Then
the coat is further stamped as a nov
city by the presence Of Il little basque
which curves closely over the hips,
but opens out in those same fan-li>e
plair< at the back, while bands Of The
embroidered velvet are introduced at
waist and wrist. and the quantity
shaped collar brings the velvet and
LIFELINE into effective contrast once
more.
Another is also an excellent exam
pie of the smartnc~S Of the rev zih-
cline, Stit'h he'd strappjn%> IT plain
cloth being used for its trimming. and
collar and re,ers Of black Persian
we'll as a handsome finish to the coat,
while then, snpposing that ycU should
not as yet have fallen "A wiling vic
tim to the Vaccinations of the blue
and green color scheme. YOU must
surely sucrumb to the smartncSs Of
Il certain costume where ribbed stripes
Of soft green alternate with blue and
black. and raised spots of white are
showered imparlialIy over all these
culurs. The skirt has its three deep
and beautifully shaped founccs bor-
dcred with green cloth. and is band
ed in at the waist by a folded belt
of black satin ribbon. down-dipped i'm
front, and tied high up at the back
in big bow, whose loops are drawn
through rings of green silk before
being freed to form long sash ends.
The hoero is cut short enough to
show all the pretty effects Of this
belt. and to make the waist simmer
by contrast with its plated fullnese.
while here again black satin ribbons
are threaded through the quaint
SIken rings at either side of the big
sailor collar Of green cloth, which,
like the rcvers, is appiqued with lace
and embroidered with green and
gold. black and white, before being
lily edged with q band of white
cloth crossed by trelIis-wUrk Of
black silk.
ELLEN OSMONDE
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19

he puts it over his knees in the buggy
this winter-and the furs are not in the
house, know that, for I've been over
every square inch OF it in hopes d find
ned hidden en- somewhere She had
unfoIdrd a wonderful combination OF col
ors in wool which would nave made jo-
.cph's coat >omber garment by comparl-
son, and looked al it with great admra.
ton. Then she carefully replaced 1t. Il
don know as IL Just necessary to keep
it away up there-he wouldn't see It if
it was right under hls nose. Dear me,
certainly smell something burning. l
wonder il il can be my cake in the oven,
! had almost forgotten II. with all these
other things on my mind.
"Thcre comes Josiah now" abe cried
zen minutes later as she heard the door
oil the sitting room open. 'lu stay out
here and see what he does. Wt!l surely
he must be pleased with the decorations
and tine fire in the stove. 1t sounds as if
he was dong a JIG all over the room and
him Il protesting tDrlstlan, too
Five minutes ialcr later she opened the
sitting room door and stood transtiXcd on
the threshold. "Why, JOSIAH SHrkcrby,
WhHh on tdftN Is lle matter sNe
snrel>ed "lou are as black as sweep
and your beard is all snged, and VIVA, Is
that awful smell in here. and w.what IS
that You have in your hand:'
Its your new set Of fur< that's what
it is, reIorted Josiah, grimIy. "a good set
a lul> that cost a lot Q, money. too. and
looking like a cat that had been sitting on
a can OF tirecracHers when they went off,
But how on earth could
Il had hid en- III the stove, that's how!
YOU said you d never make another fire in
il now we've got furnace. and hid en-
il it, SOS could surprise yos for Christ.
mas
"WcIl. goodness knows. you have sur,
pii.ed me!
"Ic-, and when ! came into this room it
was all full Of snoEc. and flames were
bursting ont OF the stove door. it was so
full, and if | hadn't kept my presence Of
mind and hunted cut that old thing to
smother the flames with. the whole place
might have been burned And he held
uI the afghan. wnlrh was scarcely IN bet.
ter condition than the tur>!
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19

mind to make fire in the stove just to
please him; he kept asking for it 50 long-
though, come to think Of it, he ha>n t
mentioned it lately. though | always tod
him it only made a dirt for me to clean
up and the furnace heated the whole
pace anyhow lie said his mother used
to have n,2e fire in the stove when they
came in evenings. OF course she did his
mother never saw a furnace IN her life,
and wouldn't have known it from tcIe-
phone if she had H. She paused with
her hands on her hips, TO admire the re
suit of her lahOrs. "leS. gur.> will
light a fire IN that stove, ANYHOW, II Will
serve as a text tor more remarks about the
cold and few more hlnts as to how !
do need a new set OF turs tins Christmas.
Josiah is good man. but he y as close
when it comes to a question OF money as
a potato Is TO Is skin
She was busting about a~ she talhcd
making her preparations to light fire in
the brilliantly polished stove. "1ncrc.
declare.' she cried as she opened the
door, If Josiah hasn't got tins stove all
filled up with papers and tras0, after all
my talking; 1t does seem a. if YOU can't
teach a man to he careful about a mouse
any more than you can teach hen TO
play checkers Never mind, III Just Law
my kindIings on top Of the trash and not
scolG- Christmas is not the time for scold.
ing, anyhow-though when you We got to
live with a man its best to take every
opportunity to teach him what's right.
As the fire began to cravkle chcerfulv,
she left it and went over TO the oId.lash.
ioncd cupboard in the corner, reached
carefully to the top shelf and took down
bundle.
"I'll Just take last peep at Jo.iah's
present she said. 81 tell You, there was
lot OF work in the knitting of that af-
CHAN, aud if he doesn't give me those mrs
he'll feel GOOD deal ashamed everv LIN.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19

lTH Old BoreaS blowing
his winter blasts in upon
us from the north We can
no longer Neglect, if we
have 50 far, the prepara-
1 inns for " inter Mh lrl in
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19

clude the winter coat For anyone
who would get ont of doors the win
Ter coat is necessity. For those who
eanuot afford them furs may be left
out of the winters consideration.
They are not among the ab>o-
Lutte necessities of life. The moi her
with little daughters must think
also of not only her own coat
but for like warm garments for
her daughters. Health, if nothing
else. demands that the children be out
of doors in the keen winter air, but
thev must be warmly clad. and i, is
their desire also TO be prcttily clad.
Both considerations are easily met
this winter for tire woman who
neither desires nor cam afford amy iaN-
i>h cNucutij re for rluthc~. In Fact
it wou'h >rr.r that lhr de-. i@ncrS Of
our fu,hui> t"r children had special
ly in nina the ersal miodI" class when
they were at w0r' upon tine winter
mnGt>. \ few dollars viii buy bot h Il
serviceahle and dainty coat Of which
no girl need i>el nNIiamrd.
The strai@hc coat, coming down TO
the Shoe tops. and made with single.
double ard triple "areS. arc tie popu-
lar modes. In lace they are about the
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
NoycI Christmas Present

Is guarantee income policy back
ed by $50, 900, 600. 1t protects your
family if you die. saves your money
if you live and provides stated in
come after a term of years 80 you
can buy your future presents. Call
to-day. Vandever d Follenshee,
room 4O4, Equitable Building.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
Saved at Graves Brink.

u know | would long ago have been in my
grave writes Mrs s. II. NcwsOn, Of Decatur,
Ala, 'I II had not been for Electric Blters.
f"i three years suffered untold agony from the
worst iOlnIs Ul Indigestion, WatclbrSh. StOm.
,nn,ft.iur ia no :, ni'rII ,T vnrd snnn ,,,in,,
il chn eat heartily and have gained - pounds
For Indigestion Los Of Appetite stomach Liver
aud Kidney troubles, Electric Htttr are II posi-
forth 5 drug store.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19

M9s-'ne1 NC t"iInr-mHl,' gowns are
NTyE,. more popular This winter
MT IN than for several past sea
va NANy SONS. The reason may
W. lS,ef prpnatI> he found in the
fact ,hu; they are more
feminine. s.N what You Will. the
great majority Of women prefer the
DISTINCT, feminine garment The
fad uf the mcmenI sometimes carries
,herl away from this mode. but they
are sure 10 return to it after short
1iuir. nurr enthusiastic over its
charms thau ever before. So il has
been with the iai!ur.uade, the fur
thcr il goi away from the feminine
the 1r,s it. popularity. I.and 5" soon as
it. feminine features began returning
it. Id-timc p"rH'ority began to br in
evidence. The laiIormade gown Of
thc winter is strictly feminine gar
mruI. 1t ha> lost both the stiffness
and pluiune,> that tended TO make it
masculine.
Tlr Illustration shows a fair sam
pie Of the 1aiIur mode Of the winter
season. II is a coat and SKIRT COS
tune ui nut-brONn cloth, with PIP
ingS and fariugS OF velvet and novel
trimming Of fancy silk braid, repre-
fenIS the latest achievement of thrs e
tavuritc and fashionable tailors Of
.london and Paris. aud by ts absolute
lnrigina.ity Of design imparts new
charm to the coat and skirt costume.
For the coat. while cut without a
collar at the neck, introduces u
,species of capc-coIlar to give a be-
coming widt h TO the shoulders, and an
Exceedingly smart effect is secured
lby the introduction of the braid. with
gold tags to finish off the ends, the
same pretty idea being repeated in
the waistband, which, after pursuing
its decorative career, above the seal
Hoped basque passes beneath the
longer fronts. The gracefully hang.
ing skirt also introduces the com
bined trimming of velvet and braid,
and the whole cost ume is a perfect ex-
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
A Million Voices

Could har'ly express the thanks Of Homer
Hall OF W,s! Point, Ia. Listen Why A 'rN"rr
cold had 'rttlrd on his iungs causing 4 most "U,
stlnatr cough several ply NiciNlls sand he uai
thought he wa, doomed, he began IL l.e' I'r;
Kings N"W Discovery for Consumption pni
writ,s-'it completely cured me and saved my
lie. ! nov weigh ~ lbs; 1t, r"'"}, " LGHr.
nmtccd Tor Coushs. Colds and Luug Troubles.
pric" 500, and sL0J. irial bottles nee at ~ Is.
DAniUIths.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
ILr Ieipli nf DeliracY.

Clara Mabel is so thoughtful about her
Christmas presents.
Belle In what way dear?
Clara Always leave, the price tag on -
as TO save me trip down town 10 fud
Out Rrantlvn IIa
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
The Pr dc of Heroes.

Many soldiers in the last war wrote TO say that
foi Scratches Bruises cuts, Wounds torns, Sure
Feet and sun JOINTS, Burken's Arnica Salvc =
the best in the world. Same or Barn
ScaIds, Bo>, Ulcers, skin Erup'ions ana Piles
il cures or no pay. only l5e VI n. b. DauioRtns
drug store.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
Foils II ID 'atily Attach.

:My wife was so i'll that good physicians we're
mablc 10 help hci," writes N. " Au~'in ol
Winchester, Ind, "Uu was completely cured by
Dr. Kings New Lie Il.." ihoy work wonder,
n stomach and liver uuUhI".. cur" rvnaupu
patton, sick hradaghc I"e ut =. B. buNiuIths.
lrug store,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
A Christmas
Comedy of Errors
By ELISA ARMSTRONG BENGcUGE.

90 HR HERE, now, we are all ready
for ChriStmas,' sad Mrs.
II SIckerby, as she climbed stiff
ly down from the chair on
which ,he had been standing to deck the
chandelier with holly. How surprised
Josiah will be when he comes in, cold and
tred to find the place looking 50 ike
holiday times. | declare, | have a good
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-31

Plan adopted for improving of Long
view park.
y. f. Lyford, deputy county treas
urer, disappears, and is later
found To be short in his accounts
nearly $4,000.
Mrs. c. o. Nelms, 2s. of Rock Island.
dies in dentists chair at Taylor
Vile. 1T.
-. Rock Island and Moline opera
tors of Central Union Telephone
company strike.
Death of Mrs. Sarah Ellis, 20.
Il. Death of Mrs. Robert Gregg, "A.
Is. Death of Mrs. Sarah NJ. Westbay,
Is.
Fire in lumber yards of Weyerhaeu-
ser Il Denkmann does $4,000 dam
age.
10. Death of W. c. F. Limburg, Ga.
II. Death of Mrs. Mary Anne John
ston. 90.
10. j. ID. Cady wins golf champion
ship on arsenal links.
Death of Miss Frances Crowell, 40,
Milan.
20. Death of b. F. Simpson, 53, in
Chicago.
%. Rock Island county fair opens.
First District Dental society opens
goth annual session in Rock ISL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-31

Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Marquis return
from trip to Holy Land.
Is. DIR. j. w. Stewart chosen presi-
dent of board of education.
Bad storm of rain, wind and light
ming.
Mrs. Ben F. Wilson, 70, dies of burns
caused by explosion of lamp.
II. Rock Island merchants go to FL
gin on annual excursion.
Death of Mrs. John Biehl. 50.
IS. Fred Plog. 65, inmate of county
infirmary, suicides by hanging.
Company \ goes to camp.
81. Death of Peter Fries. rs.
Death of Mrs. Lucy Matlock, 43.
Western Illinois Electric Railway
company Incorporates to build
line from Aledo TO Rock Island
%. Death of Mrs. Moses futile. ~
Bowling.
25. Death of Joseph Mills, So.
%. Bad washout at East Moline.
ANel Harry Peterson, "a. drowned
at Moline.
Death of Il. II. Mitsch, 20.
John brennan arrested near Quin-
cy by Sheriff Cralle for horse
stealing of which he is later con-
Yicted.
30. Death of Mrs. Sarah Hazard, 65.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-31
important Happenings in
Rock Island City
and County.
GRIM REAPER BUSY
Other Occurrences Re
corded in the News
of the Day.
JANUARY.

JANUARY.
!. Julius Wielfaerd. cut to pieces
by train at East Moline.
Death c. c. Durham, 81.
Death of James Dickman, -.
.. Julius Gunther. 90. blows head
off with shot gun at Rock Island
arsenal.
6. Death of Mrs. y. +. Avery, 81. at
Elkhart. Ind.
Death Daniel Good. -, Andalusia.
s. james Hingstrum, 20, killed by
Burlington train at Alpha.
TO- D.. II. l. & y. W. road takes pos
session 9Of remodelled freighthouse.
Death Mrs {. F. Brunette. 33.
Il. Death Jacob Ohlweiler. ST.. u.
IL. Death Mrs. Julia Britton. 90, An
dalusia.
Is. Death Mrs. Jacob Bruchmann,
-.
G. Fl. Post suicides with morphine
at Rock Island house.
TO- Woodmen rate readjustment
committee submits report.
South Heights postofiice closed on
account of smallpox.
August Maak, 30, dies suddenly at
Moline city hospital.
IS. Case of smallpox found in city,
first of light scourge that followed.
T. III. Thomas reappointed post
master at Rock Island.
w. W. Williams and w. +. Hoare, of
Rock Island, killed in wreck at
Victor. Ia. on Rock Island road.
10. Rev. G. Il. Simons resigns pastor
ate of First Baptist church.
Mysterious disease kills horses in
lower end of county.
90 Death Mrs. A. d. Mcclure, of
21 Walter Downs Monnell suicides
by jumping in front of burlington
train near Twentieth street.
%. Illinois theatre purchased by or
ganization of local capitalists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-31
( L Rim G.
CONSUMPTION.

When SCOTS Emulsion
makes a Consumptive gain
lesh it IS curing his Consump-
ion.
The weight is the measure
IF the consumptive's condition.
Every pound of weight gained
a matter for congratulation
Exactly what goes on in
side to make the Consumptive
gain weight when taking
SCOTS Emulsion is still a
mystery.
SCOTS Emulsion does some
ching to the lungs, too, that
reduces the cough and the
inflammation.
More weight and less cough
always mean that consumption
is losing its influence over the
system.
For all stages of the disease
SCOTS Emulsion is a reliable
help. Send for Free Sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, 4o9 Pearl St. N. Y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-31

Islander. dies at lie Claire. age o.
ii. +. Little, prominent stockman.
dies at Presumption
%. Death Mrs. Charlotte Heitmann,
so.
MARCH.
1. Death Mrs. A. c. Dart.
>. Death Mrs. Anna Titterington,
80, Edgington.
Ice in Mississippi solid since early
in December, begins to break up.
3. Death j. H. Parker. 81. Black
Hawk
4. Republican county convention
held.
D. Death +. Furstenburg, 75.
:. Death Mrs. John Burgstrom. So
9. Body J.. ii. Burne, n Clinton slIi-
eide. found in river.
10. Ferry T. J. Robinson opens navi-
CATION.
Rock Island Retail Merchants hold
annual banquet.
-. Alexander Murray, 81. dies of
heart failure while on way to
work
Spring drouth is broken by copious
rain.
Death of Charles Kaiser, "a.
Rock Island republicans hold city
caucus.
Is. Rock Island democrats hold city
caucus.
II. Death of John Rooney, 90.
IS. Maj. :. T. Blunt. commandant at
Rock Island arsenal. sustained by
authorities in controversy with
labor unions.
Death Jacob Ramser, &c.
10. Warm weather, followed by Sc
we're blizzard.
II. Rock Island Club gives first an
nual banquet.
10. Death of Mrs. r. Il. Chesebro. so.
at Cairo.
20. Death of Charles Blythe, Sc.
%. Death of Mrs. Frederick La
Franz. 20.
Death of William j. Zeis, 43.
Death of Oliver p. Sutton. Il, Rey-
nolds.
"a. Death of Edward Burial, "A.
26. Death of Mrs. Alice Mccarthy, so.
First annual ball by ii. c. CIeave-
land camp. Sons of Veterans.
rs. James Patton, 2s. fatally kicked
by horse on Big island
90. Union Electric Telephone & Tel
egraph company opens office in
Rock Island.
Helen Blair opens packet season
with trip to Burlington.
30. Fire destroys Hiram Darling
homestead, southeast part of city.
APRIL.
l. Democrats elect four out of seven
aldermen in city election.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-31

80. Rosco Morton. Is. drowned in
river at foot of Seventeenth street.
AUGUST.
,. Robert Il. Miller. infant, dies in
Moline from drinking gasoline.
Carrie Nation visits at Watch Tow
er.
Naval Reserves go for weeks duty
.on shipboard.
4: j. c. Pentland resigns as physi-
cal director of Y. NJ. {. y.
). Democrats of Fourteenth district
hold convention in Monmouth.
6. Death of Henry c. Snyder, 6S.
IL. People of Sears tear up tracks of
Tri-City Railway company and
are stopped by injunction.
13. Death of Abraham II. Lambert.
50.
Death of Ben f. Hall. 50.
Rock Island road orders westbound
trains made up in Rock Island in
stead of at Naticll.
II. Death of Mrs. Sarah Wadsworth.
70.
Il. !. +. de Assis. Brazilian minister,
visits Rock Island.
Rock Island district Methodist camp
meeting opens.
Is. William Noreen. -, missing, and
body later found in river at Buff
. falo.
p. Cornerstone of Rock Island pub
lie library laid.
"A. Mylo Lee, -, dies at Minneapolis.
25. Rock Island County Teachers in
stitute opens.
20. Rock Island Brewing company
announces extensive improve
ments.
William Gobpe. 80, of Carbon Cliff,
killed byytrain.
%. Death oS Mrs. Kate Pearson, 81.
30. Mrs. Lucy Jenkins, colored, ac-
odsed of burning infant of Carrie
Grissum, of Moline.
SEPTEMBER.
l. Death of John Hinderer. 63, at
Milan.
,. Death of F. c. Hoppe, 81.
). Suicide of Col. w. 5. Bracket, at
Peoria.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-31

,. Rev. William Torrance made per-
manent pastor of Central Presby-
terian church.
Local lodge knights OF Columbus
installed.
,. John Mayer, 80, falls dead in
street.
Death of Miss Addie Bowling, 76.
Thomas Haigh, 25, killed in railroad
accident at Sherrard.
Henry and Charles Toenniges muir
derously assaulted by Clare Mea-
nor.
4. Death of Simon Tomlinson, II,
near Cable.
). Death of Mrs. Mary Diecl1man,
70, Drury township.
6. Death of Robert McFarlane, 63.
8. Death of Thomas Campbell, 90,
Drury.
Q. Annual meeting of Rock Island
presbytery in Rock Island.
Frank DonneIly assumes manage
ment of Rock Island ball team.
DR.. II. W. Reed called to pastorate
First Baptist church.
NJ. II. Sexton appointed president
of Western Baseball league.
12. Death of Robert Coyne, 20.
IA. Death of Delaney Cook, "A,
Hampton.
II. Frank Castle and John Doe want
ed for bold robbery at Peoria,
captured by Rock Island police.
10. Fremont Butter Tub company
announces removal to Rock Island
from Davenport.
81. Death of Mrs. Mary Cox, IS, Coe.
Rock Island city council takes stand
against payment of smallpox
bills.
%. Severe windstorm does damage.
%. Death of James Cannon, 90, Mi
Ian.
"a. Republicans of Thirty-third SEN
atorial district hold convention.
Celebration of Founders day.
Death of Mrs. Jacob Burkett, 60,
Andalusia.
25. Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy cell
citrate golden wedding.
26. The Argus issues 60-page edition
to mark 50th anniversary of
founding of paper.
London Clothing company announc-
es building of $4,000 home.
IS. III. S. Cable leaves Peoria road to
become superintendent of Rock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-31
STRONGER WATER POWER
Continued from Ninth Page.


gle serious accident occurred.
Most of the rock was simply run
out of the excavation and dumped on
the bank in great piles, but about
10000 yards of it was loaded on
bargeS and taken to the wing dams
opposite and above Moline to strength
en- them and add to the head of water
available in the pool.
Channel CoGferdammed
The removal of the rock from the
channel below the dam, which was
part of the same contract, was ali
done during the year of 1900 when the
contract was entered into. To do
this work the channel had to be cof-
ferdammed and kept pumped dry.
The rock was hauled upon the bank
and dumped in piles. \ large force
of men has been kept employed most
of the time since July, 1900, on the.
contract, the number varying from
$50 to 800. Even when the weather
or stage of the water prevented any
drilling or eXcavating being done a
force of men has been
employed with the machinery.
While the work in the tailrace has
been completed the Peoples Power
company has much to do still before
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-31

and.
p. Secretary of War Elihu Root Wis
its Rock Island arsenal and is
rendered reception at Rock Island
Club.
20. Death of Mrs Alfred Eichholtz
II.
80. Mercer county faction of demo-
cratic party holds. senatorial CON
vention at AIedo.
Tri-City Press club holds annual
banquet.
OCTOBER.
1. Death Of Mrs. \. w Murphy, -.
at indianapolis.
B. Ben Porter assaults wife with
razor and escapes, later fatally
cutting his own throat when
about to be arrested.
6. Rock Island city council passes
ordinance revoling franchise of
Central Union Telephone com
pany.
II. Death of Mrs. s. d. Cleland. So
u. Charles NJ. Reese. coIored. aged
wear, dies from drinking kero-
.sene.
l''- i'Nii u VI vi - \ al ptiilt +. .iOlili-
son. 16. at Davenport
II. Tri-City Railway company wins
Injunction suit against village of
Sears.
Is. Death of Charles Lanaghan. 81.
16. DIR. w. c. Sensibaugh, of Port BY
ron, loses $4,000 damage suit
against Fraternal Tribunes for
alleged injuries received in init
alton ceremony.
Il. Death of Gottlieb Croft. -, while
at work at Rock Island Plow
shops.
Death of John \. AXelson. 63. Port
Byron.
10. Tribunal of county judges de
cideS contest between w. Il.
Moore and George \. Cooke for
democratic nomination for repre-
sentative in Thirty-third district
i'm favor of latter.
-. Death of Judge George w. Pleas
ants, IS.
-. Death of Joseph Fitzpatrick, So,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-31

z. Rock Island baseball team closes
home season by.defeating Daven-
port.
Tri-City Railway company begins
removal of shops from Davenport
to Rock Island.
Death of Alex. Thompson, 20, at
county infirmary.
9. Looney-Moore faction of demo-
cratic party nolds senatorial con-
vention in Rock Island.
10. Rock Island finishes fourth in
Three-I league race.
IL. Old Settlers association holds
37th annual reunion.
IL. Death of Robert Hutchinson, Al,
Bowling.