Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-05-15

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fractions at their coming carnival.
The Iowa and Minnesota Naviga-
uon company. LeClaire concern in
which Frank Van SAINT and others are
interested, has filed its articles of in
corporation with the secretary of
state.
Rev. Thomas Walsh of Norfolk,
Neb.. is in the city. He came here
to attend the funeral of the late
Mrs. Charlotte Dilley.
Frederick Siegfriedt. n graduate of
the Illinois university, is in the city |
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Siegfriedt.
DIR. \. L. Hageboeck will erect an
other fiat building upon his property |
on West Third street near Brown.
Herman Haerling. registered
pharmacist of Gladbrook. Ia, is in
the city. He has accepted the man
agement of the Eagle pharmacy on
Harrison street. and will assume
charge today.
The Scott County Bar association
banqueted at Schuetzen park yester-
day evening. The lawyers attended
the opening game in the Three-l
League series i'm the afternoon. and
repaired To the park ut the conclusion
of the game. Judge Nath French
was the toastmaster of the occasion.
The board of trustees of the Peo-
pies Union Mission met with &. y.
Hansen. architect of the proposed
new mission To be built ON the mis-
sion property on East Second street,
to consider the plans which he had
drawn up. accepted the blue prints as
he had worked them out. and empow-
cred him To receive bids for the va
rious contracts. At the meeting of
the board To be held near the first of
June the bids will he furnished to
the board. and as soon as possible
after that work will be commenced.
The building is to he three stories in
height. and not to cost over SIP 600.
Fred Hubble. an axle works en-
ploye. has instituted suit against the
Bettendorf Axle company for the re-
covery of the sum of $4,000 for al
legged personal damages. The petit
TONER alleges that prior To Dee. 20.
1901. he was an able-bodied man. and
recites the accident which left him
manned for life. NJ 1925 o'clock on
the evening of Dee. 20. 1901, while at
work in the shops. engaged in load
ing a beam of steel - feet long and
weighing 1000 pounds, the heavy
piece of metal fell. not by any reason
of carelessness on his part, and crush
ed his right foot so badly between
the instep and the toes that amputa-
zion had To be resorted to. He asks
iusgment for $4,000.
Down at the W. w. Whitehead
plant on the Rockingham road. near
the b.. {. II. & Y. crossing. Friday
there arrived Mogul locomotive
from the New York q Connecticut
railway for remodeling. preparatory
to being shipped To the far west.
where it will make regular runs here
after on some one of the railway sys-
| TENS i'm operation there. 1t will re-
| fluiEt dDDul TWO ulOnlnS To- tpthlbltlt
the work upon her. Locomotive No.
sos of the old Pennsylvania road was
the first to be repaired i'm the shops.
Since then all sorts of such rolling
stock from the Flick & Johnson
"dnkies.'' to the y. y. q &. mogul
have been looked after. 1t is stated
that the company has more work
than il can conveniently look after.
Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to Jacob u. Ewald and Miss
Emma Griebel. both of the city; Har-
ry Dose and Adele Bertram. also both
IOf Davenport, and to William Pohl-
mann and Miss Anna Price, the for
mer of Iowa City and the latter of
Davenport. Miss Price is step
daughter of eX-Chief of Police Kess-
Ter and has many friends in the city.
| Three new cases of smallpox have
been reported to the city board of
health. Two of these are Henry and
Herman Mundt, aged respectively IL
and Is years. and living with their
parents at ZOOS West Second street.
The third is the 6-months-old baby at
the Brown home, 5O4 Spring street.
Reveals a Great Secret.
1t is often asked how such start
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