Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-29
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Eagal burglary. committed Monday
night. The stolen jewelry, the value
of which is placed at $4,000. belonged
| to Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Arnold, of Chi
cago, guests at the Eagal home, Mr..
and Mrs. Eagal and their son John.
The articles taken were: From Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold, one large diamond
stud steel white stone. two karats
size; gentleman's hunting case gold
watch, with gold chain, large links
and gold locket with diamond setting.
one karat size; ladies' hunting case
gold watch, cornucopia engraved on
front of case with three diamonds
and four rubies set in cornucopia;
ladies' gold neck chain with turquoise
settings; ladies' gold lorgnette, set
with small diamonds; ladies' small
hand purse trimmed with blue beads,
containing $25 or $50; large seal
skin sacque; seven yards of blue dress
goods; three pairs of eye glasses;
one pair of gold cuff buttons. with in
itial "a" on same. From Mrs. Nj. j.
Eagal, one ring with two large dia-
monds. two karats each in size; one
small ring with two small diamonds
as setting; one seal skin sacque. 2t
inches i'm length. Stolen from John
Eagal, silver open-faced watch,
stop and time. Swiss movement, short
strap for guard. with. buckle and
ring; four blade knife in leather case,
knife is new. the small blade broken
in the middle.
Miss Louise Lynch died yesterday
afternoon at l O'Clock at her home.
$40 East Ninth street. She was Ga
years of age and native of this
country. The surviving members of
the family are the mother, Mrs. Cath
crime Lynch, one sister. Lizzie, and
one brother. Michael Lynch. The fu-
neral will be held tomorrow morning,
with services at o'clock at Sacred
Heart cathedral and interment at ST.
AIMS cemetery. in Long Grove.
There are coal and wood thieves
in the western end of the city. Phil
O'Brien. who resides near Third and
Howell streets, and Mrs. William La
very. a next door neighbor. complain
of petty thievery. The moral for all
is to purchase padlocks. load up the
army musket with salt. plug the hard
wood stick with powder. unchaiu the
dog. and sleep with one eye open.
Detective Phelan. of the police
force, left yesterday afternoon for
Burlington to bring f. II. Barton back
to the city. Barton is under arrest at
| Burlington on IA warrant sworn out
here by Alolph Fritz. the cigar manu-
facturer for whom Barton worked for
five months recently and who charges
! Barton with larceny by embezzle-
ment. alleging that Barton. who was
Il collector and salesman for him. col
Iected. over $500 and failed To account
for it.
Miss Pauline Freehold left for
california yesterday to spend the
winter with relatives.
| The Peerless club will entertain at
a dance at the Northwest Davenport
Turner hall Saturday evening, Nov. S.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar w. Brady and
son and daughter left for Chicago
yesterday afternoon. on their way
east. after visit with relatives here.
| Miss olga Schmidt has gone to-
Kansas City to attend the wedding of
her brother. Arthur Schmidt, which
occurs there this afternoon.
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| Mrs. Charles Hoover. of Chicago,
nee Nellie Baker of this city, is here
ON visit with her friend. Mrs. John
y. Stanton. of East River street.
Mrs. w. II. Starfck. who was called
home by the Illness of her father, C.
y. Hall. left yesterday on the noon
train for her home at New York City.
Miss Freeman. city librarian, left
Monday afternoon for Grinnell, to
take part in the meeting of the Iowa
Library association, in session there
this week.
Marion Green, of Dubuque. is in the
city for a few days visiting with his
cousin, Frank b. Milligan. He is TAX
ing vacation after long concert
trip, coming here from Galesburg.
Sebastian Herd, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, returned home
Sunday from three weeks visit at
Washington, New \ ork and other
eastern cities.
In the district court yesterday
damage suit was begun against the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific com
pany by the filing of the petition of
William b. Lamp. who alleges that he
should have Judgment against the
railroad company in the sum of s., 900,
of which $1,99s.92 is charged up for
humiliation, mental excitement and
mental pain and anguish and $1.OS as
the price of fare paid from Grand
Junction to another station on the