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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-27

Stebe ni6t itenfen2 SD fIebe tGs-
lid, 5um Simmel, baB er mir oieies
itoltonre Gut 5utpenben m0ge; meir
aaIaes 2ebeu luiroe i6 nur ibrern
@lide ipeiben. 8arum fann ib ibr
Sera nt6t gepinnen?"
@r berlieB MIDI tief befiin,merf
ilno ntcoergeidlagen, uno fem @ram
Artlf mir 10 an'S Ser3, DOB ib mir
teIt pornabm, ale S6eu AT iiberpin-
ben u!to nod an oemiel6en Saae nit
VflR Carbon iiber lire 9eperber 5u
iprchen.
Us NOR Elm praGtboIcr CONNER.
abclo; mir befaaoen unS in Dem
lton angelegten @arten. llniern
Slebltngsplae bilbete cine 2albe BON
ipaniihem 6lieoer, in beren llnmit.
telbarer geGbe berrIi6e 9eete nobl.
riedenoer Slllmen t0Itli6en Quit
perbretteten. Oils mir bort iaBen
uno Die Sonne betradteten, tpeIde
lanaiam binter oen Siigeln i'm
@eiten peri6manb, ba beqann it
NIT ibr bon 2or6 gitcourt 5u
iprehen.
Sic tpan6te iiG traurig IG6eln6
All mir rno iagte: u9laops, i6 babe
otes erpartet. SD meiB, baB Sic
oas innigite Weitleib nit ibm ba6en."
Sh erfaBte ibre beioen SGnoc;
metn antlis eliibte, meme augen
fiilten iih nit SbrGnen, meine ganse
Seele lag in meinen @orten. ,MiB
Carbon, Desbalb tpoaen Sic ni6t
Die Seine peroen? gr lit 10, eoel, 10
bodberaig -. er liebt lie 10 Iebr."
o9as DeiB id @Qes. @ber i1
ihate 2orb Gitcourt piel 5u bod, Inn
in cine gerbinOung init ibm einau.
DiQigen."
~8ie bas9". fragte i6 erItaumt.
r@eil i6 i'm nidt liebe =. einen
Inoern aber aus gan5em Ser3en."
nSit es pieQei6t Captain gtor.
mau9" pagte i6 id)ii6tern au fragen.
Gin SGheln flog iiber ibr i66nes
Intiis. rgsein, 8laopS, Der Munn,
ben id liebe, bat niht ieiues @leifen:
er lit mltbig, eoel, treu, bo6ber5ia
urb aebulbis, bon einem ebeln Stols
beieelt; ih bin niht i'm Stanoe, i'm
a~ebiibreno 81 beihreiben. Dor.
nehm, ritterli6, Elm 40nig inter ben
Mdnnern, lit er ni6tS beItopeniger
oerieniae, oen metn 8ater -. ieinen
Eoofeino nennt."
GorteBurg foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-27

ginise Monate pereinger, nn6 i6
hattie iiber Die @ebeimntiie BON
Sings Norton nod nibt Die ~Ieiielte
Inftlarung erbalten. SHE borte if
Den Namen Inice 8ane; fem Menih
eripdbnte oes oeri6loiienen 3immerS
unb bes nerborgenen Yortraits. Die
hobe &6tung, ipelhe i6 Drip Gar.
leon aeaeniiber empfuno. erlaubte
mir nidt, cine neugierige Sraee gu
fteaen. 8ielei6t mar oies Die llr-
lode, oaB lie mir 10 unbeoinstes Ser.
trauen idenfte. L.a
8ie Die Wonate, elmer nod Dem
onhern, boriibergingeH obne Dem
iebnlititen @uni6e bes Squire Or.
fuIung 81 brineen, grub Die fort.
pobrenoe Gorge INNER tiefere Sur.
den IN iein Intlis; aber bel ieiner
idlonen 2odter mar fetIe 8eranbe.
rura iidtbar.
Gs muroe Dieber CONNER. Gapt.
tain gtorman, Der MIR eini9e Meilen
entfernt nlf ieinem Cute Rorman'S
Court wobnte, fnbr bebarrli6 in lei.
men Yeiufen auf Sings Gorton
fort; aaein in Der CUNT Der i,lngen
Serrin madte er feline Sorti6ritte.
2orO Gitcourt mar audi b~eriiberges
fommen nno battc ieinen Intrag
tpteoer erneuert; oob mar ibm Die
ielbe bofli6e aber ernitli6e 3uriif.
peiiurg 81 Ebeil gerporoen. Gr
tam an mir, Inn fem Ser3 aus5u-
idliitten, unb fraste mid babel, OF
@tiR Gurleon niellei6t einem
@noern ibre Neigung gei6enft babe.
S6 icgte ibm Der 8abrbeit gemGB,
bob ih bas nibt benfen f0nne, ba ie
ME 9riefe idreibe. unb bak mciner
lleher8elgung naf feiner Der 5abl.
reiGeu Serebrer, Die Sings 0orton
beiilhten, ii6 ibrer beionbern Sllnei.
altna riibmen tonne.
.Wesbalb mag lie mir mobl lire
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-27
Bur 8eriht.

Inaefla9ter (no6 Der ltrtbeilsfGr.
lung Su ieinem 8ertbeioiger),
nSdaoe, baB sic Sbre &eoe ntdt boz
Der 8erbanhlung gebalten baben."
8%ertbeibi9er: D0ieio?"
angeflaater: Sea, Damn ipGre Ser
Ganse 9erihtSbof eingei6lafen unb
ih tatte 10 i6on ai,sriifen f0nnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-27
beiratben llno i'm baourd in ieinen

beiratben uno i'm oaourd in ieiner
alten 5agen gliidlih gu MAIDEN.
Sic %erfpioerte ibm: SD mill Did
aliidlid MADDEN; ib merbe Dir eine
%ebrerbletige unb liebenoe Sodter
iein. Iber ib fann ibn nidt betra.
then. Safer, niht einmal Dir gu
Siebe. I'm meme 3ufunft mubt on
Dir feline Sorgen MAIDEN; pena i'd
Did, perIieren io0te, 10 liegt min
Denla OararL oh ib reid ODER arm
bin."
Ellis 2oro gitcourt iid berabidie.
Dete, iaate er au mir, inbem er min
bic Sano reihte: rMuf @ieberieben
Denn 10 large tie unperbeiratbet lit
aebe i6 Die Soffnung nibt auf, it
oereinit gu beitsen."
Sd mar aber iiber3ellgt, baB aue
ieiRe 9emiibunsen nuslos ieir
miiroeL @t..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-27

Isle lheinen mirflib oarauf aus
Az iein, gerabe Oas 5u tblln, mas sic
ntht o%iirfen!" iaste tie perbrieBIit.
.0as lit oas oeribloiiene 3immer,
sic fonnen nibt binein. Bel nnlern
Sebaeiten miro Die S6itre nift mebr
aeoffnet nerben."
Soler 8eltiir5ung blidte i'd lie an.
"9as Oeridloiiene 3immerl @as
meineu Sic Oamit? @itte, er5Gblen
Sic"
Ser Squire beridIoB 6ieies 3im.
mer Dor BRET Sabren", erpiberte lie,
LIMO lparf ben SbliiiieI in Den See.
:Sh modte Hiemunoen ratben, bieie
Sbiire an 0ffnen, 10 LANCE er Iebt."
yaber ipesbaIb bat err es Der.
idlolien? @as lit oarin?" fragte i'd
bon 9euem.
/. "Sariiber fam ib Sbneu nidts
laaen, WiB @prton. @enn Der
Squire ODER WhB Carbon es SS,bnen
mittbeilen lpoIlen, 10 lit oas ettpos
Inoeres; aber elmer 9ienerin ftebt
es nidt 81, iiber Die @ebeimnilie
tbrer Serribaft 81 ipre6ei1."
ia baben Sic gang Hedt", be.
ltdtigte i6. SD meroe Sic aud)
0esbalb nift brangen. llebriaens
ioaen Sic ieben, bob i6 porii6tig
iein fann. Gle biirfen mir %slauben,
menn SD Sbnen periihere, onB id
nldts BON Dem, mas i6 beute
Woraen aeieben unb geb0rt babe, ie
%erfpdbnen merOe."
Wir ibminoelte Der 9opf. gs
aibt tpobl feline Samilie, ole ni6t ibre
Setmlihteiten bat; aber bier eriItirte
ein aroBartises @ebeimniB. Stano
otele biibihe iunae Mnice 8ane in
iraeno elmer ge5iebung su WiB
earIepn'S @eigerlns, iib at perbei.
ratben? 2ebte tie nod, ooer mar lie
%aeltorben? @aS bate tie beaangen,
oaR Der Squire ole Grinneruneen an
lie an SertiIgen iubte? Sb mir mobl
iemals oieie 9ebeimiiie entbiiat
Diiroeu2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-27
GprtieB II II a.

9as cite Saus baltic Dtoer por
Gliidniinlden. IS lit mir unmpg'
lid, an iagelL ipie piele fremoe Sdnbe
Die meinigen ber5li6 georiift, ME
pieIe unbefannte @eiihter min
ireunbIid) 5uaelGdelt uuo glidielige
@Gibnnhten gelpiini6t buben. Nat
Dem Triibitiif girlgen mir our Stride.
Sic Come iGieu bell lno freuno-
lid; m;f Den Straben fuiiterte Der
hart %gefrorene Sdnee inter unlerrl
Siibcn; an ben 9Qltmen bingen Die
GtS5apien mie rielenbaftc Iiomans
ten berub, 1tno oie 8loden ~ricien ms
Elm vgliidliGes @cibna6ten" gu.
Ger Squire bate ulls ieiuCr @a9e,
sur &crfiigrulg geiteQt; ober NtiB
Cartoon bebauptete, oab eS nidts
Sdj6neres gebe, aiS einen Spa5ier.
gang burd) ben @ulO bis 5llr STRIDE
rOn 9%lberbnre.
Sd batte mir porgel1omMen, lie al
tcobaften; aber trot aQer Iufnert.
iomfeit fonnte i6 nid)t bemerfen,
bob lie einen ibrer 9eperber alldy
iur i'm Gntfcrntelten bepor5uge.
Zorro Gltcourt bate eS ol;rh eine,
aeranotcn &1lnitgriff mogliG ge-
muht, an ibrer Scite sur &trG]c 5ii
aehen; aber altf Dem Hiifpege uobul
Captain Normou oieien Blas elm,
1n0 Soro G1tcourt bot mir ben Mrm.
Sb er Dobl muBte, oaB i6 MIR cine
@eiellihoiterin lei? Sd bGtte e5
linn germ gciogt, neil ih fiirttete,
eS merOe i'm pcrorteBen, merul er
ipdtcr bieie Gntbetlrng mode; nber
id fono feline Gclegenbeit ba5u.
gtadI cinem langen Spo5iergange
bltrd) Die flare, frii6e Suit begaben
mir 1lS nab Saule gum 1tner.
NQen 9enen, lpel6e Oas @aIt.
mobl beS Sqllire al bieiem Gage ge.
iehen, lit rs flur g%epproen, mas es
heiBt Meibnadlten 81 ~feierll. In.
61bliQe Nrme mllroen gelpeiIt, mo
III Der grobcn iteinernen &alle Die
SGlfte Der armen Iorfbcpobner be-
mirtbet. God aild) bieier Sag 9ing
mie ale anbern enOlid) poriiber. Sd
bate nidt nafgelaiienL Die So6ter
be5 @%utsberrn idorf 81 beobatten,
unb mar 81 Der lleber5eugllng &C.
lanat, ouB iie mir feinen Der beioen
Serrelt, BON petdcn lie 10 oufri6tig
nnO tnntg perebrt mlrroe, Die ge-
ringite 3uneigurg bege.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-27

GaG frrser 2eit iiiblte id mid
in Sings Norton gang pie 3I Sauie;
eS fam mir Dor, ais bate i'd itor
mebrere Sabre baielbit 5ugebradt
Weine ;3uneigung 81 Der ihonel
Serrin oeS Shloiies DufS tGglih.
mo Ger alte Squire mar tets ire!Ino.
lid, aegen mid. Gr pilegte mob
ole Sono aui meiHen aopi 5l leGer
mb 5u iaaen: o&ie ianit sic aus.
ieben. 8lobDS, lanit un0 treul ...
0uutru Sic Dem @inmel. Stub. oal
nidlt Der Sllih GROCER Sd)6nbeit ntl
Sbncn loitet; ole Sdonbeit lit Elm
idllimmer 6allitrit."
Nndj ioldcn 2lulBerunaen perNoL
er meine Nmueicnbrit mo aing in
Simmer aiIi un6 ab Dor iidl bin mi2.
oerbpleno: Sic Shonbcit iii eli,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-01-27
L..

guf Dem groBartigen 9aQe, SEN
Der Squtre ietuer reifeu Nadbar.
fhaft CAB, iab Bbilippa Cartoon 10
,punoerbar i6On aus, OaB belize BE,
,uerber ganj allBer lidl marelt. Soro
Gitcourt. obgleid) er iest nuBte, oaB
id1 nilt cine @eieli6afterin lei,
tanate Oret Nal nit mir uno ma 10
berablaiiell6, iih iebes Wal nit mir
All u%nterhalten ipein 9fiB Cartoon
anoermeitig IN slniprud genOmmen
tpar. @elfes junge Wdb6en bGtten
tpohl Die characterization zines ee-
btloeten jlmgen eOelmames gleih.
giIlttg aelaIlen?
Sie S6ulfiuOer uno Irmen ipltr-
ben alld) reihlid) nit @eibnaftsge.
lhenfen be0adyt, ltnO BON Dieiell
allen tpltrbe Der SeQen bes Simmels
auf 0aS Sallpt oeS @~utsberrn Der.
o~b9erlien. Sir uns brahte jeoer
Saa ieine beionbern Seitlifteiten
altenGliihe Spiele uno Sergnii.
qungen.
@GbrcnO bieier gan5en 3eit ieste
id nleine 9eoba6tungen ~iorgfGltig
fort; ober Die Softer bes Souire
0noerte ibr 9enebmen ni6t. SSest
iah i) iie nit SorO gitcourt muii,
airell. lrub balb uoh6er Illo lie Den
blonogelOdten Siii5ier gu elmer
8ortle SAo6 Elm; iuenn lie NIT Dem
Ginen tan5te, 10 ihlus lie es aud
Dem Nln0ern nift al. llnmogIif
fonnte man unteriheiben. Oh Tie
einen BON linen hepor5uge. Sd
nenlnIteus iuar nidJt i'm Stanbe, Die
fec &atbiel 81 l0ien. God bas
luuBte t) na6 Ginger 3eit gan,
Ncnau, DOB ih SorO GItcollrt oor5og
Gr mar frcilth fem 10 angeaebmer
GeIelII6ufter ME Captain Rormun
audi Dar er Itol5er unO 5~uriidbalten,
Der; aber i1 modte i'm bod belize,
leioen. @obl bunoert Mol oeS
SnQeS erregte es meine 8eripunoe,
runa, Dab Bbilippa i'm, Der mil
oi!er Siebe iuertb i9Ien, ni6t liebel
forte.
Gines @or9ens trat ser Squire
nit iorgenuoaem 9lif ali mid 81
itno tbeilte mir init, DOB MrS. fSor,
intb enti1loIien lei, Sings 0ortor
nadl gblnuf Der @cibnattslpofe gu
oerloiieu. Na6 elmer Bauie iagte
er pl0RLih: nWiiB @prton, meme
Eodter 8bilippa bot Sic icbr germ
lie filhlt iih 5uWeilen, merm mir fei,
men Seiuh boben, iefr einiom bier.
Wplen Sic niht, Oa Sic ood) meme
Golliine ~perlaiien werbert. bel inns
bleiben, nidt MIR ais @eIeli6aiterin,
ionoern OILS 6reurbin meiner God.
rer?"
Isle Dies liebeusniiroige %nerbic.
ten mid ent5Idte! SreubigeS Grr6.
then be5eugte meinen inligen 9anf,
Den idl bur1 @orte faum alS5lr.
oriIdcn permohte. SD iagte WrS.
Toriptb SebeWobl uno frat nit gliid.
lidem mo leidtem Ser8en meme
meme SteQe OIL.
SdlpA lldU tlr5er 3eit emptan0
ih Die Nniri6tigite rno wGrmIte gu.
neigung 81 Dem alten Serrn, llno
Nerpabrte nit Summer Die QrpBq
Sor9e, meld]e err iih ieiner SOdyter
meaen madte; lie 6iloete Oeu beitGn,
DtQen 0~egenItano ieiner Inter.
re6lulgcn nut mir.
Sic miiiien bon Sbrem Gini(ub
@cbrulh madelL WtiB Nprton,
Menm Bhillppn ni6t heirotbet, il
aeben ole Shl6iier mo SGnoereies
mi einen Sremoen iibcr. 9ieier
@e6anfc lit mir mertrGalid. Cd
bite Sic brinNenb, ratben sic ihr
bod Soro @itcourt 81 w6blen. &pi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-04
Argus VIII Observe Labor Day.

In respect to the desire of the
Pressmen's union, and to evidence its
sympathy with any worthy ambition
that may be manifest by organiza-
tions enlisted in the cause of labor
The Argus has determined to suspend
publication Labor day this year
While this is contrary to its custom.
and the time is being forced when
there will be less holidays for the
daily newspaper publisher than there
are now, The Argus is nevertheless
willing to accede to the request of the
Pressmen's union to the end that so
far as it is concerned the day may
be to this branch of organized labor
one of unhampered pleasure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-04
WOMAN AIDS In
CAPTURE OF LYFORD
Claire Stanley, of Moline, Furnishes
Victoria Police With
Circulars.

Claire Stanley, of Moline, who is
part owner of a theatrical company
touring the Pacific coast states, figur-
ed in the capture of y. f Lyford at
Victoria, b. c., according to a dis
patch received by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Stenger, of Moline.
yesterday afternoon. 1t will be re-
membered Mrs. Stanley wrote last
winter that she saw Lyford on the
street in San Francisco. She request
ed and was furnished number of cir
culars giving a photograph and de-
scriptiQn of the fugitive. She says
She arrived in Victoria last Monday,
handed circulars to the authorities,
and the arrest resulted.
\ dispatch from Springfield to The
Argus this afternoon states that Gov.
Yates has applied to John Hay, secre-
tary of state, for eXtradition papers
requesting the governor general of
Canada to order the delivery of y. +.
Lyford, under arrest at Victoria, b. C.,
to Sheriff W. G. Heider, of Rock ISL
and, who left last night for Victoria
to bring Lyford here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-04
TWO ARE SENTENCED TO
LABOR ON THE STONE PILE

John Fealey and Frank Ryan, who
were caught attempting to steal a
pair of trousers at Sommers d La
Nelle's store, were given a hearing
yesterday afternoon. Fealey was
bound over to the grand jury in $50
bonds on larceny charge, while
Ryan was let off with a 2O-day vagran-
cy sentence. Later in the afternoon
Fealey pleaded guilty in the county
court to an information charging lar
ceny and was fined S45 and costs, the
amount to be worked out on the stone
pile at the rate of $50 per day.
Raymond Leonard. who stole tools
from Smythe's bicycle shop, also
pleaded guilty in the county court to
larceny. He was given the same pen
atty as Fealey.
p. J. Carlson. while addressing a
meeting of carpenters at Union hall.
Davenport, last evening, left his
Pierce bicycle in. the corridor of the
building and when he went to look for
it it was gone. The police of the
three cities were notified.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-04
HIS WIFE GETS GAY
And William Waters, Rock island
Arsenal Soldier, Brings Ac-
ton for Divorce.
FREoUENTs TENDERLoIN RESORTS
George Burrows Named as Cores.
pondent in Husbands
Bill.

Marie Waters, wife of William Wa
tiers, private at Rock Island arsenal,
finds herself defendant in an action
for divorce as the result of her par
ticipation in the festivities at Brick
Monroe's summer garden, in Daven-
port, and other indiscretions.
The suit was commenced yesterday
afternoon in the Rock Island circuit
court. The couple were married April
s, 1899, and lived together until about
a year ago, when Waters states that
he discovered that his wife was stray
ing far from the letter of her mar
riage obligations.
Monroe's resort is on Second street,
in the tenderloin district. There ev-
cry night in the week an orchestra
turns out ragtime while the hop
soaked habitues execute the dizzy
waltz. Mrs. Waters, according to the
declaration of her husband, was on
the hayward path from the day she
became intoxicated with the gayeties
of Bricks establishment.
Goes With Other Man.
She fell in love with another man,
George burrows by name, and went
to live with him at the Palace hotel,
place located in the First street
district across the river. Waters al
leges his wife has been intimate with
George Ryan and other men whose
name he does not know.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-04
OBITUARY RECORD.

Mrs. John y. Gavin. whose home is
at 1922 Sixth avenue, died at Z: 30 last
evening at the Moline city hospital
from the effects of an operation for
tumor that she underwent a few days
ago. Deceased was born July p, 1868,
at Nincennes, Ind. Beside the bereav-
ed husband there survive six brothers
and four sisters: John Hamburger,
Fort Madison, Iowa; George, CLAIR
ence, Frank and William Hamburger,
of this city; Emery Hamburger, Com
pany s, Monterey. CAL; Mrs. a. Il.
Rohwedder, Mrs. John Bailey and Miss
Anna Hamburger. of-this city, and Mrs.
George Miller, of FredericktoSn, Mo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-04
PER SONAL POINTS.

Miss Maude Camper is visiting in
Aurora
Mrs. j. w Crandall is visiting in st.
Paul.
Fred O'NeilI, OF Gas City, Ind, is
visiting in the city.
DR.. and Mrs. c. Bernhard are in
Chicago for a short visit.
J. f. Murphy has returned from a
business trip to Abel. Iowa.
Mrs. John Nelson and daughter Lii
liam are visiting in Cambridge.
f. w. Means. Jr.. went to Chicago
last night for few days stay.
Mrs. Christian Anderson is attend
ing the Swedish fair at Cambridge.
Mrs. William BeaI and little son
have returned home to Chicago after
a visit with relatives here.
Mrs. L. Dormau, daughter Mildred,
and Therle Hines left this morning for
Warner, where they will visit rela-
tives
+. H. Guyer. l. S. White, W. H. Mar
shall and Ira Carr left last night for
Hayward. Wis, where they spend two
weeks hSn1nS.
Tomorrow morning Walter and
John Hynes, DR.. {. {. Crouch and
Clarence Latin will leave for week
in camp at Boston Bay.
II. b. Judson, superintendent of IL
linois lines; l.. w. Berry, division SUI
perintendent, and y. J. Tompllins, car
distributor at Galesburg, all of the
Burlington road, were in the city last
evening for a few hours, coming in
on a special train from the south.
Mrs. Mary Kirk and son Harold
returned from Il visit with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. j. B. Smith, ,Jr., of
Canada. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Kinks sister, Miss Helma Han
son, and brother, Fred Hanson, who
attended the Old Boys carnival at
Hamilton, Ontario, Can. They also
toured the great lakes and visited
Niagara Falls.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-04
DEATH IN THE DEEP
Mrs. Charles Schroeder Jumps
Into River in West End
of City.
WHILE IN DEsPoNDENT MOO
Hat and Cape are Found on EN-
bankment-Search For
Body.

Mrs. Charles Schroeder, 729 Twelfth
avenue, in a fit of melancholia threw
herself into the Mississippi in the
eastern end of the city at 10 o'clock
last night. Her hat and cape were
found on the high embankment near
the log slide of the Weyerhaeuser d
Denkmann saw mill. There is a swift
current at this point, and the likeli-
hood is that the body has been al
ready carried several miles.
Last evening IT. and Mrs. Schroe-
der were at the home of Mrs. SchrOe-
der's sister on Second street and Sew
enth avenue. Mrs. Schroeder began
weeping, for what reason the husband
is unable to explain. He endeavored
to cheer her, but his efforts were I'M
availing. Finally she suggested that
they return to their own home, telling
the husband to go on ahead and she
would follow soon after. Desiring to
humor her. Mr.. Schroeder did as he
was hidden.
No Witness to Suicide.
This was the ruse Mrs. Schroeder
adopted TO carry out her plans of self
destruction, going directly from the
home of her sister to the river. No
one witnessed the suicide. the find
ing of the articles of wearing apparel
Of the unfortunate woman by an en-
ploye of the mill offering the first in
tfmation of a tragedy. Mrs. Schroe-
der was noticed by the mill employee
some time before walking towards the
embankment, but he had no idea that
it was to be Il case of suicide.
Two years ago Mrs. Schroeder suf-
fered an attack of brain fever. and
since then she had been subject to
spells of melancholia. imagining that
she was being mistreateCD by her fam
lily and that her friends were turning
against her. She was 81 years of age
and is survived by her husband and
son, Charles. aged 16.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon no trace
Of the body of Mrs. Schroeder had
been found. Some of those who have
investigated the case advance the
theory that Mrs. Schroeder may not
have destroyed herself. and is in hid
ing, merely leaving her cape and hat
on the shore to give the impression
that she had suicidcd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-04
OPERATE ON CRUM
Blood CIot Removed From Brain
of Injured Ball
Player.
NOW THERE Is HOPE OF RECOVERY
Seized With Commissions During
Night at st. AnthOny's
Hospital.

The condition of Walter Crum, the
injured ball player, took a turn for
the worse last night, and today an
operation was decided upon as Il last
means of saving his life. This was
performed at St. AnthOny's hospital
by Drs. Joseph De Silva, G.. L. Eyster
and j. u. Comegys at noon. \ large
blood eliot that had formed on the
brain and a quantity of serum were
removed, and there is now some de-
gree of hope of the young mans re-
covery.
Crum's mind has not been clear
since the accident, which occurred a
week ago tomorrow on the Davenport
ball, grounds. Crum was at bat, hav-
ing three balls and one strike. when
Dummy Derrick, who was in the
box for Davenport, threw a tall in
shoot, striking the batter in the left
side of the head between the eye and
ear. Crum was dazed, but proved his
gameness by trying TO continue in the
game He was injured in the first in
ming, and when his side was retired
went to cover his position in left field.
when he felt the dizziness produced
by the shock returning and asked
Manager Donnclly to relieve him. His
injury was pronounced conclusion of
the brain.
Seized with Commissions.
At intervals Crum would brighten
somewhat, afrording hope that he was
gaining his normal self, but last night
he was seized with commissions, having
three of them, i'll one of which there
were fears he would expire.
Crum's mother was telegraphed at
her home at Newcastle, Pa, this
morning, and is expected to now be
on her way to the bedside of her son
Davenport has seconded the move
for a benefit game for Crum at the
finish of the schedule season, making
the suggestion that the Rock Island
and Davenport teams meet Monday
Sept. a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-04
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the CO
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Oscar L. Apple and Charles g.
Apple, under the firm name and style
of Apple Brothers. has been this day
dissolved, by mutual consent, said
Oscar E. Apple retiring from said
firm. Said Charles G. Apple will con
tinne the business and assume all out
standing liabilities owing by said firm
Dated Rock Island. ILL.,. Sept. l. 1908.
OSCAR e. APPLE,
CHARLES G. APPLE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-04
SALVATION ARMY TO HAVE
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION

The local corps of the Salvation Ar
my has arranged to have a moonlight
excursion on the steamer Whitney
and barge tomorrow evening, leaving
the landing at the foot of Seventeenth
street at TAO. There will be services
on the boat conducted by Ensign
Erb's brigade of Davenport, under the
leadership of an officer from Chicago
There is to be good music, also. and
fine time is assured all those attend
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-04
FRACTURES KNEE CAP IN
FALL AT THE LOWER MILL

Fred Gingles slipped on piece of
wet bark in descending Il stairway at
the Weyerhaeuser d Denkmann mill
at o'clock last evening and was pre-
cipitated to the ground several feet
below, resulting in a fra cture of the
knee cap of the right leg. The injury
is a painful one and will lay him up
for several weeks. He was conveyed
in the ambulance to his home in South
Rock Island, where Drs. E. Bradford
and j. +. Assay cared for him.