Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-30


IS in session at Turner hall this after
noon.
\ dispatch received here announces
that William McManuS. the Davenport
young man who was injured in the
wreck of the train bearing the foot
ball squad of purdee university
Thanksgiving day. was released from
the hospital yesterday.
Justice Louis r. RoGGewig united in
marriage at his Office. Thursday after
noon. William Berg and Miss Hulda
Behren~. both Of Durant. The couple
will re. ide in Cedar county. where the
groom Is farmer.
At , o'clock Thursday afternoon oc-
CURED the marriage Of George l.. Al
liz. a jcweIer Of Maquoketa. and Miss
Annie NJ. WooGhurst. Of the same
place.
vt = o'clock Thursday afternoon
Justice Louis T.. R0ddewi@ united in
marriage William Clifton Mathers and
Miss Anna Cleveland. both of this
city.
There were two new unions. which
will he affiliated with the United
brewery Workmcn of america. organ
lied at Peter Fuchs hall Thursday ev-
ening These are the Beer Drivers
union. No. 3G4. and the Bottlers' union,
No. 363. both of which viii he estab-
lisheI upon permanent basis and af-
filiated with the United Brewery
Workmcn of America a soon "a the
charters arrive from Milwaukee. The
Beer Drivers union has 30 members
and the Bottlers' union has p.
-
The bankruptcy hearing Of Nick
Coin was again postponed from
Thursday afternoon until further no.
tice y subpoena has been issued for
Charles Prinz. who bought Coins
store. but the officers have been una
bic to locate him and serve the pa
pers to compel him To appear in court
as much desired witness. The cred
itors are still making strenuous eff
forts to uncover more assets which
Coin j. supposed TO pos
In accordance with his announce
ment in his inaugural address. Mayor
Phillips has taken occasion to let the
saIOonkcepers of Davenport know his
position ON midnight closing and
some other points in connection with
the conduct of the saloon business.
This he has done in letter addressed
and mailed to every saluOnkeepcr in
the city. with the statement that he
considers the recipient entitled to
direct expression of his views and in
tentionS. The letter sets forth the
following regulations: First. all sa-
looms must he closed at midnight and
remain closed until > o'clock in the
morning. All lights must be out and
all doors locked durin" these hours.
Second. there must he no stall main
tanned in any barroom or any other
room connected with the saloon.
Third. there must he no wine rooms
or other rooms used in connection
with the saloon to which free access
cannot he had by any patron. In 9th
er vords. all parts of the saloon must
be public.
In the cases of the Tri-City Transfer
q Fuel company and II. ID. Mack ".
Carsteus y. Petersen. wherein there
i dispute over the adjustment of
accounts subsequent To the retirement
of the defendant from business, the
defendant asked for security of costs.
The plaintiffs have qualified by giving
bonds i'm the sum If $50 each. with
DIR. y. l.. Hageboeck a. their surety.
~ i. McGuirk has fled a dismissal
of the case Of Robert McQuade ". the
G.. Il. 4 q. Railway company. The ac-
ton was one brought To recover for
damages alleged To have been incurred
through negligence of the defendant.
by the plaintiff. y settlement out Of
court was effected.
:. +. Smith. whose recent troubles
and financial difficulties have been