Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-08-29


spot was almost directly across the
The remains were in an advanced
stage of decomposition and the only
marks of identification We're in pair
of low cut leather shoes and n gray
coat. When Henry Stahmer left
home he Wore articles of clothing tai
lying exactly to this description. The
remains will be brought here for
burial.
The date of the concert for the
benefit of the Academy of Science
has been fixed for Sept. 10, and the
Burtis opera house, that evening,
should be a center of attraction for
all music lovers of the tri-cities. Miss
Poodle Ross and Mrs. Lille Stibolt-
Hansen will be the vocalists. Mrs.
Atwill and Mrs. Wade the accom-
panists, on the piano and harp, Mrs.
Hansen singing to harp accompani-
ment, and the Apollo quartet will
sing and stringed quintet from the
Albert Petersen orchestra will play
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There was filed with the county re-
corder a deed of bargain and sale,
whereby the Rothschilds Grain COM
pany becomes the owner of the pro-
perty heretofore owned by David
Rothschild and Moses Rothschild, and
their wives, Daisy and Caroline b.
Rothschild, respectively. The con-
sideration mentioned in the instru-
ment is $42,7OO, The property in
volved is the Davie street, near Dix
we'll, elevator and office building and
lots on the Rockingham road, as also
the old Seaverns elevators, one of the
recent acquisitions of the Roths-
childs.
Henry Lorenzen, the Front street
saloonist, had janitor about the
place who took out his board and
lodgings in doing chores. He was
there for five weeks. When he left
Lorenzen sued him for $3.50, alleg-
ing that he had never earned his
board, and asked judgment for the
sum in payment for food consumed
and the roof tree furnished during
that period of time. S. ~. Finger
pressed counterclaim on behalf of
the janitor for $3.50 for extra work
done and services performed. c. H.
Murphy appeared for Lorenzen. The
case was tried yesterday before JUS
tice Altman. The court entered
judgment in the sum of $1O.50 in ia
vor of Lorenzen. The Justice thought
the mans work worth about 81.
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At the home of the family, 1908
West Eighth street, yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock occurred the death
of Frederick Lonsky after a long ILL
ness. The wife and three children
survive. The funeral will be held
from the home at o'clock Sunday
afternoon.
1t is reported that when Rabbi Fine
scriber, of Temple Emanuel, returns
come alone, but will be accompanied
by Mrs. Fineschriber.
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Secretary l. L. Sears is receiving
encouragement from all quarters in
regard to the September meeting at
the Davenport Mile track. The races
will probably be faster than the
events at the August meeting.
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Last evening at 0 o'clock at the
Kimball house Leo III. Fuller, of IL
lion, y. ". and Miss \. l.. Garfield, of
Kansas City, were united in matri-
mony. The ceremony was performed
by Squire j. S. Altman, and was the
second knot to. be tied by the squire
during the evening. Mr.. Fuller is
well known travelling salesman and
Miss Garfield is an estimable young
lady.
Bert Dow. aged 21, and Miss Mary
Shaw, aged II, members of two of the
city's most prominent families. start
ed for drive yesterday afternoon,
ostensibly for the Watch Tower.
They failed to return to their homes
last night, and this morning their
parents received kilograms from Chi
cago announcing they had been mar
ried and would return today. There
was no parental objection to the
match, except it was felt the couple
might have waited few years.