Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-27


afternoon united in marriage Frank
Boldt of Durant, and Emma Riessen
of Walcott. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home of the brides
uncle, 731 West Second street.
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The Iowa State Millers' association
closed its semi-annual meeting yes
terday. The most important action
taken was the decision to make the
i body part of the National Millers'
| Federation, which has its headquar-
tiers in Chicago. Scores of prominent
Iowa millerS were in attendance,
showing deep interest in the discus
sion of desired reforms in freight
rates. which the millers claim dis
criminate against flour in favor of
wheat.
| Justice !. s. Altman Wednesday
united in marriage John F. Zeurcher
and Miss Minta Eberhardt. both of
Buffalo. Also John F. Frady and La
meta Ingram. both of this city. The
couples were welded in the office of
Mr.. Altman.
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importers have been making the most
of the carnival all the week, today
has been set aside as Davenport day.
| This does not mean that visitors are
not wanted, but ii is intended to be
Il special invitation to the people of
this city to turn out and then to turn
into every attraction on the high
ways from the snake eater TO the big
animal show. 1t was intended to
have the fire department make run
| for the amusement of the visitors,
but the crowded streets are the cause
of this feature being called off. II
the department made any time at all
il would mean business for the un-
dertakerS. and the Elks are not
ready to stand for that, even if some
of their brothers are in the under
taking business. Yesterday afternoon
ANel Kohler, city attorney of Mo-
line, was taken to the police station
in the patrol wagon, followed by Il
dozen or more of the local Elks and
a band. After some 10 minutes stay
i'm the hobo" cell, he was handcuffed
and given over TO the ElkS and the
| band. who escorted him back to the
German village, where he was tried
for throwing peanut shells at the
girls. Mr.. Kohler defended himself and
well sustained his reputation as Il
lawyer. The jury returned the
verdict of not guilty and the prisoner
proceeded to do the town" free
man.
The funeral of A. Il. Rider will be
held from the residence, on Sixth and
Farnam streets, at o'clock Sunday
afternoon, with interment at Oak
dale cemetery Damon lodge. No. 10,
X. of p, will attend the services at
the house and at the grave.
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At o'clock yesterday forenoon
occurred the funeral of Maria 5.
Schilder. from her home. 1918 Hamil-
ton street. The funeral was largely
attended by friends and relatives.
The pallbearers were Messrs. IL.
Koehler. c. Frank. NJ. Eberle, Will
liam Weidner, c. Marcus and J. Heck.
Interment was made i'm Paramount
cemetery.
Three "cappers" for a wheel game
on Perry street were arrested by the
police yesterday and had their
hearing in Magistrate Fingers court
today. Chief Martens said it
was discovered that the game was
not on the square, for the reason
that there was an attachment to the
wheel by means of which its owner
could make it stop wherever he wish
ed and by means of which he fieeced
l.. Il
"cappers'' were the only persons
that won, and their arrest was the
result.
Four men who gave their names as
Ed Hill, j. Kelley, J. Murphy and j.
NJ. Mckay, were in the police court
yesterday on charges of vagrancy,
they being persons the police had ar
rested the day before on suspicion of
being pickpockets. All of them OBJ
iected strongly to being accused of
being crooks and said nothing was
further from their intentions than to
commit any wrong. However, they
were not able TO give good account
of themselves and they had acted in
so suspicious manner that they
were found guilty of being Migrants
and sent TO the county Jail for the
period of 10 days, during which time
their efforts will be useful to the
public by reason of the amount of
stone they will break.
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Miss Bessie Mott left yesterday for
Burlington to take part in the second
annual tournament of the Iowa Golf
association, which is being held there
this week.