Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-10-11
DAVENPORT DOTS

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Ed Batt.sfOTe, a Frenchman, was
charged with disturbing the peace OF
his wife and his home by disputing
loudly over the possession of a gold
ring. His wife was present ready to
prosecute the charge. but upon the
husbands promise to quiet the town
and not worry her any more she
agreed not to press it. The magistrate
accepted Battisfore's promise and let
him go on condition that he quit the
town before nightfall.
The mission which was preached
last week was concluded at $50
O'Clock Sunday evening by the pro-
nouncing of the Papal benediction,
which followed the sermon preached
by Rev. a. A. Lambert, and the Ponti-
fical Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon JUS
tice Louis E. ROddewig united in mar
riage Emil Schneider of this city and
Miss Sarah A. Anderson. of Valpar
also, Ind. The ceremony was perform
ed in the office of the justice opposite
the court house.
At the home of his mother Mrs
Mary c. Kane. 213 East Ninth street,
Sunday. occurred the death of James
Kane. formerly plumber with the
firm of Hall & Kane. after a long i'll
ness, at the age of 81 years and ten
months. Deceased was born and rear
ed in this city. He is survived by
his mother. Mrs. Mary c. Kane, three
sisters and two brothers-Miss Cath
crime Kane. of Denver Colo; Mrs.
Mary Russell and Miss Margaret Kane,
of this city. and Frank Kane. of New
York City, and John Kane, of Denver.
Colo
John Z. Stanton, whose foot was so
badly injured a week ago by being
run over by a Mount Ida car that il
had to be amputated. died yesterday
at Q o'clock at st. Luke's hospital.
He was A years of age and has a fam
lily living at 2301 Rockingham road.
his WIG, MIS-. bIluSGl OidliOl vas
with him at the time of his death. He
was born in Rock Island, May %, 1857
and was member of Cedar camp No.
% NJ w 4. of this city and of St.
Paul lodge No. 1O7 X of P.'s of Rock
| Island He has been for some time
in the employ of the Davenport Loco
motive works as a blacksmith.
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If when the facts are proven. Mrs.
Louisa Fisher is shown to have a dis
like for children, it will be the means
of causing her considerable trouble.
Yesterday before Justice Hall. Mrs. J.
Teeter, who resides in the vicinity of
Eighth and Harrison streets, swOre out
a warrant against Mrs. Louisa Fisher
and caused that lady's arrest upon
the charge of assault and battery. AS
a basis for her action. Mrs. Teeter al
leges that Mrs. Fisher has strong
dislike for children and makes life
as miserable for them as possible. On
this account she charges Mrs. Fisher
with hitting her 11-year-old daughter
Annabel with a brick and thereby
causing a bad injury to the little girl.
Luella Hail. known on the East side
as the girl with the pretty name and
proprietress of a sporting house on
Iowa street between Front and Second.
was sentenced to so days in Jail by
Justice Hall. Her male companion,
Ed Reed, a bartender by profession.
was given a sentence of 20 days. The
couple were charged with the larceny
of a watch from John Thompson a
green Clinton gentleman. who came to
Davenport to have good time
The members of the Bankers Pho
neer association of which Fort Arm
strong lodge of this city is member,
are greatly concerned over the arrest
of Arnold Reuthien cashier of the