Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-06


tumwa, cousin of the groom, best
man, and Harold Mahin of AIuscatine
and Morton Rothschild. OF Davenport,
ushers. The bride was escorted by
her cousin, David Rothschild and Hell
en- Rothschild was the flower girl. AZ
ter the ceremony a wedding recep-
ton and supper was held at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs
Sophia Rothschild, 1873 West Thir-
teenth street.
The latest case of smallpox re-
ported to the authorities is that of
Richard Noss, son of Henry Noss, the
manager of the poor farm, where the
young man was taken sick. The pa
tient was under observation for sew
eral days before the unmistakable
signs of the malady made their APP
pearance. During this time, how
ever, the attending physician vaccin-
ated all the inmates and attendants
at the poor house, so that he does not
anticipate any further spread of the
disease, especially since the sick man
was isolated at an early stage in his
illness. The matter has been refer
red to the supervisors.
The death of Lillian Nelma Born
holdt. the child of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Bornhodlt. occurred at the home. 500
Spring street, at the age of = years
and months. The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon at , o'clock.
with interment at Oakdale cemetery.
Rev. {. c. Davis. pastor of the Chris
tian chapel, conducted the services.
Magistrate Finger officiated yester-
day at high noon at the wedding of
Henry Hoist, of Princeton, and
Miss Minnie Rasche, of McCausland.
The ceremony was performed at the
Meyers hotel on Scott street and
was attended by number of the
friends of the contracting parties.
The death of John y. Dolan occur
red yesterday afternoon at 1920
o'clock at his home, 1914 Scott street.
He was taken i'll Monday evening. and
failed rapidly since then. He was 60
years of age and carpenter by
trade, residing in Davenport for the
past 45 years. For several years he
has been in the employee of the Rock
Island railway company. in the shops
in this city. Mr.. Dolan's wife died
about three years ago and he is sur
vived by four sons and two daughters
beside his mother and several broth
erS and sisters. His children are
james j.. of San Franchises; John T.,
of st. Joseph. Mo. Frank p. of Spo-
kane. Washington, and William H.,
at home. and Miss Mary T.. who is
Il teacher ut School No. II. ut home,
and Sister Mary de Sales, of st. Al
oysius. Kansas City. His mother re-
sides in Indiana. sister, Mrs. Mich
hel Kerrigan, residing in this city.
and another sister. Mrs. Higgins. in
Indiana, and three brothers.
BY Il vote Of six to two the city
council at the meeting last night re-
fused to ratify the recommendation
of the board of public works that the
contract for the construction of
n steel bridge to City island. at the
foot of Warren street. be let to the
Clinton Bridge d Iron company. This
action was not in the nature of a
blow aimed at the Clinton firm. but
To the turning down of the
plan to build such bridge at the To-
cation decided upon at previous meet
ings. Mayor Heinz suggested that
the committee of the whole have a
at which the representatives |
of the several projected street rail- |
way and suburban lines might appear |
and state their plans and objections.
Such a meeting was called for n |
week from next Monday. Through |
her attorney, George w. Scott, Mrs. |
Bridget McDarrah. n woman living |
on Harrison. above Fifth. made a /
formal demand upon the council for /
the sum of $4,000 damages she |
claims are due her from the city ON /
account of injuries she received last |
Wednesday. The fall she attributes |
to the neglect of the city in not /
keeping the sidewalk on the west |
side of Harrison street just south of |
Fifth in good repair and free from
ice and snow.