Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-04-28

sas City hotel, wherein the eyes OF
the plaintiff were blackened by the
blows struck by the defendant. In
decent language and verbal abuse are
also alleged. The couple We're mar
ried June ~. 1899, at Burlington and
have no children. An absolute di-
vorce is asked for by the plaintiff.
Saturday truck driven by an en-
ploye of Henry Dart Sons of Rock Is
land ran down a lady named Mrs.
Rollin Neiswander on Front and Per-
~ street. The tongue of the heavy
vehicle struck her glancing blow.
throwing her violently tn the ground.
and fortunately out of the reach of
the horses hoofs. The lady did not
sustain any great injury.
The death of Marie Dahms Green
berg occurred at Morbona hospital
Saturday afternoon. The deceased
was born ut CicCcnhof. West Preus-
sen. Germany. on Oct. %. 1928. She is
survived by two sons, two sisters and
a brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobias Watkins OF 12:G
Sixth street were bereaved Saturday
by the death of their little daughter.
Elsie NJ. aged , years and , months.
Inflammation of the bowels was the
fatal ailment Mr.. Watkins. the
father, is in the employ of the Tri-
City Railway company. The funeral
took place at > o'clock this afternoon,
with interment at Oakdale.
At the home of her mother Mrs.
John Mulvihill at 1915 Ripley street
at II o'clock Saturday night occurred
the death of Bridget Brodericll in the
2Sth year of her age. The deceased
was born in this city Jan. IL. 1874,
and was reared and educated here.
No immediate relatives outside of the
mother. and stepfather, John Mulvi-
hill, survive.
In trying to save his fellow-worker,
whose leg would undoubtedly have
been fractured if he did not stay the
descent of a barrel which he was en-
gagged with his friend in unloading AT
the C., II. |. d Il. depot, J. w. Hall of
this city sustained n very painful in
| jury at 10 o'clock Saturday. Mr..
| Hall is a driver for the eSchick EN-
press company. He rooms over the
| Weise livery barn, on Harrison street.
| While unloading heavy barrels one
of them CHANGED to slip, and seeing
his friend in danger, he grabbed n
the heavy object in such manner as
Ia place his right hand III direct dis
pute with Jagged piece uf hoop lie
/ Ii IL,
ed his palm and tore it's way through
to the base of the middle finger. DIR.
! Benjamin Schmidt dressed it. ami If
no complications of blood poisoning
result Hall viii he at work again
in a week.
! Bishop Morrison announces that St.
Katherine's hall will he under the
management of the Sisters of st.
Mary. hereafter. The present teach
ing force, with few exceptions. will
remain. Those To continue are: Miss
NJ, l.. Boswell (Wellesley); Mile. L..
Surleau; Miss NJ. Choate, i. y. (Uni-
versity of Chicago); Miss Frisbie, b..
| \. (Elmira college,; Miss f. ID. In
glis Connecticut Normal Training
SCHOOL,; Miss y. |. Brooks Emerson
School, BOSTON,; Miss l.. St. j. West
ervelt Cine Metropolitan School of
Music, y. y; Giraudet, Paris; Miss
\. +. Wright.
The wedding of Silas Sprague. Jr..
of Rock Island. and Miss Edna T'ul-
Ter took place at o'clock Yesterday
afternoon at the parsonage of the
Central Methodist church, Rev Bar
clay officiating. The couple have
taken up their residence at 3O09 Fifth
avenue, Rock Island. The groom is
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Sprague,
ST., and the bride * the daughter of
Mrs. Kate fuller.