Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-10

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Special services for two weeks be
ginning tomorrow evening viii b,
held at the United Presbyterian
church. They will be in charge ol
Rev. j. F. JamisOn, of Monmouth, Ill
The Mothers club is to meet at Al,
tomorrow afternoon at Lincoln
school. Mrs. II. II. Chase will read
4 paper on THE Tempers of Child.
rem and the discussion will be led by
Mrs. Paul Hamilton.
The time is drawing near when our
big remodeling sale will he thing
of the past. Avail yourself at once
and receive a big discount on every
thing you buy in furniture and car
pets at Clemann & Salzmann's.
Among the 1902 wash goods. the
most remarkable showing of favorite
textures specially priced to start the
season with rush. Make yourself
at home this week at McCabe's. Look
all you like. Choose what YOU wish.
Harry Austin Adams, the noted lee
turer whose eloquence has delighted
thousands, Will speak at Sacred
Heart church Thursday evening
March 18th. Tickets only to the ex-
tent of the seating capacity will be
sold. Secure your tickets now.
The 18th in the series of the Laurel
Forty-Five clubs games. played last
evening at the home of Pierce Keane,
was won by David Fitzgerald and
John Ainsworth. Their opponents,
Capt. John O'Connor and Mr.. Keane,
have lost - of the games thus far
played.
Train No. 2 on'the Rock Island road
was four hours late this morning. \
wheel ON the engine came off short
distance east of Omaha. The engine
crew was from the west division and
the train was in charge of Conductor
Orchard, of Davenport.
James .Burwick, the conductor-evan-
gelist, will be at the Hawthorn Y. NJ.
c. 4. next Sunday and he may be Sc
cured for a talk here. Burwick is n
unique and powerful speaker. He is
a freight conductor i'm the summer
and an evangelist in the winter, and
he is well known throughout the west.
Considerable damage has been done
TO the sod on the terrace at the reser-
the neighborhood by cattle and
horses that are being allowed to run
at large. The city authorities have
decided TO imPouRd the animals If the
depredations do not cease at once.
Bonnie Cundiff. who has been play
ing The Yellow Kid in "Hogan's
Alley" is in Jail in Moline. having
been arrested today at the boarding
house of F. NJ. Bloomquist, on Seven
teenth street. Bonnie is accused of
having been practicing light-fngered
work.
Two bicycles were stolen Saturday
One, Featherstone Ia
dies wheel. was taken from Bengs-
tons corner on Second avenue and
the thief got away with it. The 9th
er belonged to {. Schillinger and il
was recovered in the evening at "A
secondhand store, where the thief
had succeeded in disposing of il for
81.
According to cablegrams from Con-
stantinople, the passengers on the
steamer Celtic. among whom
Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Marquis. of this
tiA dit maui Il hiAh AliiAi
if ii with the sultan, who at first re-
fused to allow them to land. When
he did reIent finally. ne caused the
visitors to be logged every step by
police and spies.
John thinner, Jr., of the well known
merchant tailoring firm of j. Il.
thinner. has just returned from an
extended sojourn i'm Chicago. St.
Louis, Springfield and Peoria. He has
purchased the very latest creations
in the world of fashions and engaged
several expert workmen. Mr.. Tim
mer also took a successful course in
one of the famous Chicago cutting
schools. The firm is now more than
ever in position to produce the most
modern and stylish garments in the
merchant tailoring world.