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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-22
FALLS OFF WAGON;
FARMER HAS A BUN
Absorbs Juice of Corn - Goes to
County Jail to Pull Him.
self Together.

The city ambulance was called at
o'clock yesterday afternoon TO Fiji
teenth street and Second avenue TO
care for a farmer who had been in
jured by falling on his wagon. 1t turn
ed out that the farmer had been i'm
bibing too freely of drink and when
his wagon hit rut in the avenue he
tumbled off, contact with the pave
ment stunning him temporarily. The
team, fortunately did not get fright
ened. The wagon was loaded with
corn-and the driver was loaded with
corn juice. He refused to tell his
name, end he was registered as John
Doe. He was conveyed to the county
Jail, ami after remaining for an hour
in the Office of the turnkey said that
he was able 10 navigate and was al
lowed TO go his way. His team had
been put up at livery stable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-22
Personal POINTS.

Mrs. NJ. H. Wadsworth has returned
from California.
F. o. Van Calder has arrived from
a business trip to Lincoln, Neb
A w. Salzmarn and bride have re-
turned to this city from st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McHugh sail
ed today from Queenstown for home.
Mrs. J. G. Huntoon and little son
Dick have returned from California,
where they spent the winter.
Miss Mary Elcock. instructress in
physical culture at Kemper hall, Ken
osha, Wis. is spending the Easter re-
cess of 10 days with her cousins. the
Misses Lockney and Rev J. F. Lock-
ley in this city.
Rev. Father Sebastian of Norwood
Park, Chicago, a PassiOnist priest, and
Rev. Father Roger, of st. Louis, also
a member of the Passionist order. are
in Rock Island to assist Rev. J. F.
Lockney in the Easter services at Sac
red Heart church.
Peter Hanly. who left Rock Island
at the outbreak of the war of the re-
bellion, serving through that conflict,
is in the city, his first visit to his old
home in all those years. The only
friend that he could remember was
Dr. Patrick Gregg, and he has passed
away.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-22
vANDALS IN PARK.
Second Outrage in Week Perpe.
trated in Spencer Square
Last Night.
SMALL STATUE IS DEFACED
Commissioner Jackson Offers Reward
of $50 for a ConVic-
ton.

The second act of vandalism inside
a week has been committed in Spencer
square A few evenings ago the statue
of Hebe, at the corner of the pavilion,
was pushed of its foundation, and this
morning Commissioner William Jack
son. wishing TO believe that the first
occurrence was the result of an acct
dent, was righteously indignant when
he discovered that during the night the
small statue. "Plucking the Thorn" on
the Second avenue side of the square,
had been defaced. The head of the
ornament. which is a copy of an ancient
piece of Italian work. was broken off
nearly, and considerable expense will
be incurred in restoring it.
First Evidences of Destruction.
In the Is years that have interviewed
since Spencer square was raised from
a nudhole to be the beauty spot of the
city these are the first evidences of de-
struction against the handsome gifts,
the voluntary contributions of citizens
sharing in the effort general over the
city TO make the block dedicated as a
place of recreation the pride of the
community.
And such il has been all these years.
the marvel and admiration of the stran-
ger within the gates who has had to
carry his mind TO many cities. even
much larger, before he was able to To-
cate another such park-impressing
him more like a private grounds than
a public park. That anyone knowing
the history of this beauty ground could
raise his hand TO destroy one of its
ornaments is difficult to understand.
But. nevertheless, the harm has been
done, and no means will be spared in
apprehending the perpetrators.
Reward of $50 is offered.
To this end Commissioner Jackson
has authorized The Argus to announce
that he will pay a reward of $50 for
the arrest and conviction of the guilty
persons, or for the arrest and convic-
ton of anyone committing a similar
Offense in the future. He is determin.
ed to put stop TO these outrages at
the outset, and he should nave the
earnest cooperation of every resident
of the city in assisting in bringing to
their just deserts the guilty ones
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-22
COURT TERM ENDS
Is Adjourned at 10 O'clock This
Morning by Judge
Gest.
VACATION WILL BE BRIEF
May Session Will Be Convened One
Week From Next
Monday.

The January term of the Rock ISL
was brought 10 a close this morning at
10 o'clock by Judge W. H. Gest.
There are a total of 265 chancery
and 22S law cases on the docket for
the May term of the circuit court,
which is to be convened a week from
the coming Monday. OF the number
So on the chancery side and % on the
law side are new. or begun in the per
iod intervening from the opening of
the January term. Yesterday was the
last day of service for the May term.
New Suits Begin.
Additional suits entered yesterday
afternoon were one for damages of
S.. 900 against the c.. B. & Q. railway
company begun by George Adams and
one for divorce in which Ida c. Elm
quist, OF this city, is the complainant.
She charges her husband. Carl G. Elm
quist with cruelty and drunkenness.
They were married May l, 1901, and
separated April 10, 1905. Searle &
Marshall are attorneys for Adams and
B. d. Connolly for Mrs. Elmquist.
divorce for desertion of Florence
against Thomas Singleton. The testi-
mony was heard yesterday.
Defendants Take an Appeal.
In the suit on an appeal bond of the
Moline Trust & Savings Bank VS.. d.
A. Schiller. Anna A. Schiller and c. II.
Pope, judgment for $500 was entered.
The defendants gave notice of an APP
peal.
Mrs. Murdoch Asks Another Trial.
Mrs. Sarah Murdoch filed motion
for new trial of her suit for damages
from J. K. Moore and John Wahlstrom.
in whose coal mine her husband was
killed by an explosion. The jury that
heard the case two weeks ago returned
a verdict for the defendants. The mo-
ton Will he heard at the May term.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-22
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

a large representation of the mem
bership of the Rock Island tribunal of
the FrateTnal Tribunes assembled at
their hail in the Carse building last
evening and turned the closing hours
Of Good Friday into a season of mu-
tual sociability and good will Several
candidates were initiated.
Supreme Secretary Robert Rexdale
favored the tribunal with one of his
happy speeches. This being the night
Of the monthly social of the Tribunes,
the entertainment committee as usual
had something good in store to satiate
he brain as well as the stomach. The
principal attraction of the evenings
innovations was the amateur art gal
lery which consisted of a set of II
crayon profiles, making a cOmical and
amusing collection of facial sketches.
The pictures made an interesting
study of physiOgnOmy and were so ar
tistically executed that anyone famil-
lar with the science of capital bumps
and mutations had no trouble to detect
whose likenesses they were intended
for. However it kept everybody busy
studying for a half hour, and at the
close of the contest but few secured
the coveted prizes given to those who
guessed the greatest number of pic
lures correctly. Miss Agnes Twomey
was the champion guesser and was
honored with the first prize. beauti-
Jul ice water pitcher, Miss Emma F1e-
big received the second prize, deco
rated bread plate. and Mrs. Clara Ell
bloom took the BOBBY prize, consisting
Of a basket filled with Easter chicks.
After having partaken of delicious
collation. of ice cream and cake, the
Tribunes and their friends devoted a
short time in dancing and returned TO
their homes convinced that the Trib-
unes had spent the best Friday of the
wear
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-22
-
New Cure for Cancer.

All surface cancers are now known
to be durable by Bucklin's Arnica
Salye Jas Walters. Of Dufield. Va.
writes: Il had cancer on my lip
for years, that seemed incurable. till
Bucklin's Arnica Salve cured it. and
now It is perfectly we'll" Guaranteed
cure for cuts and burns. p cents at
Hartz & UIlemeyer's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-22
THE OBITUARY RECORD.

Funeral services over the remains
of Jonas Samuelson, whose death was
briefly mentioned in yesterdays Ar
gus, were held yesterday afternoon
from the home. in Rural township,
five miles northeast of Sherrard. Ser
vices were also held from the Swedish
Lutheran church at Swedona. Rev. T.
a. Conrad officiating. Burial was
made at the Swedona cemetery Mr.
Samuelson was 60 years of age, having
been born in Haddarp, Lonnberga-
socken. Sweden, Jan. 6, lS43. He was
married in Sweden and came to Amer
lea in 1868. With the exception of a
few years spent in Arkansas he has
been resident of Rock Island county
since coming to the United States.
His death was due to. throat trouble
which he contracted nearly % years
ago. Besides his wife he is survived
by five children: Mrs. w. H. Wesley.
Seattle, Wash; Mrs. c. E. Peterson,
Sherrard, and Carl. Gust and Hilda at
home.
Jacob II. Borell, aged 81. a resident
of Rock Island county for SO years,
died this morning at 2:30 o'clock at
the home, 1907 Second street, after an
illness of but two days with pneumon-
ia. Mr.. BOrell was a native of Swift
zerland. For q number of years he
had been employed as a mOlder at the
Rock Island Stove company's works.
He was a member of the Rock Island
holders union. of the Knights and
Ladies of Honor, of Davenport, and of
the Swiss Veterans society of Daven-
port Besides his wife he leaves eight
children: Henry Borell. Rock Island
Mrs Fred O'Neill, Chicago; Mrs. JOS
eph Fennell. Davenport; Mrs. Joseph
Parker. Rock Island; Ellen, Sadie, Al
bert and Ernest. at home The fun
eral service will be held Monday af-
ternoon at O'Clock from the home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-22

a reception i'm honor of Mrs. e NJ
Newfield of Winnipeg. Canada, was
given last evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William l.. Franks. 1921
Second avenue Many friends from
the twin-cities were present and the
evening was pleasantly spent in the
solving of conundrums, the first prize
saIIing to the guest of honor. Mrs.
Newfield. while the consolation prize
ell to the lot of Ed DeRue of Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-22
FOR FINE FURNITURE
You Will Save Time and Money by Go
ing Where Stocks are Complete.

We are showing the finest and big
gest display of furniture in solid ma
hogany, curly birch. birds eye maple.
weathered oak and "fumed" oak ever
gathered together under one roof in
THIS section of the country. II is no
trouble 10 show goods and we have
no goods TO show trouble Call and
lei US quote you our prices and show
you our stock
CLEMANN & SAI-ZMANN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-22

Oliver Carter. aged SO years. died
last evening at 1880 O'Clock, at the
home. 1904 Third avenue, after ten
days illness with uranic poisoning. He
was born at Akron. Ohio and was mar
ried there y years ago. his wife sur
viving him. He came to Rock Island
seven years ago from Peoria, where
he had for some years taught music.
He had since coming to Rock Island
followed his occupation as musician.
Besides his wife he leaves two chill
dren. James r. Carter. at Akron, and
Cedric J. at home The funeral ar
rangements have not been completed.
awaiting word from Mrs. Minnie Gut
enberger. a sister, now in Sacramento.
Cal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-22

I was troubled with a distress In my
stomach. sour stomach and vomiting
spells. and can truthfully say that
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
let's cured me.-Mrs. T. V. Williams
Laingsburg. Mich For sale by all
leading druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-22
Will Of Caroline c. Peters.

The will of the late Mrs. Caroline
c. Peters. of Moline. was admitted TO
probate IN the county court today. me
estate is equally apportioned among
the children. Gustaf F Peters and
Christof Peters and Mrs. Amelia Schai-
Ion. Gustaf F. Peters is appointed ex-
ecutoT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-22
Sewing Machines For Rent.

BY week or month. at low rates. The
Singer is acknowledged the highest
running and most convenient of any
Try one and be convinced. Only at the
Singer store. SO Twentieth street.
Rock Island, Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-22

John ZoIIinger. one of the best known
and highly respected citizens of the
upper end of the county, died at his
home in Port Byron. at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon, aged SO years. His death
was due to liver trouble. from which
he had suffered several months. He
leaves a widow and four daughters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-04-22

Rock Island Brewing company :
book beer on draught at Ponce 4e
Leon Saturday and good lunch.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10
L0snummer So

anfall pa general Tzarpitskys
division soder ON Mukden och
upprepade anfallen hvarannan
timme. da de alltid erhaIlit for
starkningar. De anstormade ja-
Paneserra utgiorde en- styrka pa
50. ooo man med 200 kanoner.
ALA anfallen tillbakaslogos med
enorma forluster pa bada sidor.
En- mycket vigtig stallning erof-
rades och atertogs 1era ganger.
Slutligen placerade sig de- ryske
generalen i spetsen for sina trup-
per och foretog med sina rege-
menten under fygande fanor och
klingande spell EFT antall mot
japaneserna, som dessa 81 kunde
motsta.
| tisdagsmorgse giorde iapane-
serna fyra anfall mot byn Iuhuan-
tun och lyckades vid Diet fjefde
~anfallet att fordrifva ryssarne
derifran. De rusade genast till
faltkoken. der man holl pa att
tillreda middagsmaltiden, och
hoggo for sig all den mat de
kunde komma Oliver och borjade
alta med storsta glupskhet. Under
ropet "radda middagen, broder",
anfollo nu ryssarna O.. dreivo i sin
ordning bort iapaneserna. En-
tilliangatagen japanes SADIE att han
ej haft nagot att alta sedan i SON
days och att de fatt tillsagelse att
bemaktiga sig ryssarnas midday
eller ga utan.
Fran St. Petersburg te~legraferas
den 8 dennes att man der anser
general Kuropatkins stallning
vara sa godt som hopplos. St.
Petersburgs militara klubbar an
anses Kuropatkin redan vara
besegrad. Del enda man nu begar
at honom ar EFT nagorlunda val
utfordt atertag, imam hans har
blir tillintetgjord eller tillfanga-
tagen. Men afven japaneserna,
hvilka ofverallt varit de anfallande
hafva gait ungefar sa langt som
mensklig uthallighet kan sa, och
ALA ~depescher omtala huru
utmattade och utsvultna de japan
ska tangarna varit, som fallit i
ryssarnes handler.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10
En- mil till doktorn ell

kanhanda ito. On Nj Dor pa
landet sd vet Nj hvad Diet will sa-
ga. Eft obetydligt i~llamaende
ofvergar till en- ~allvarlig sjukdom,
ia, antager ofta en- farlig karak-
tar, imam doktor help kan an
skaffas. Nj kan icke standigt
hafva en- doktor i hemmet, men
Nj kan hafva EFT forr3d af DR..
Peters Kuriko, hvar Nj med latt-
het kan fiuna den, Diet 0~gonblick
den behofves. Mr.. L: Mattson i
Mauchchunk, Pa. sager: CDR.
Peters Kuriko har i femton ar
varit min familjelakare, och jag
har alltid funnit den vara palitlig.
lag kanner Diet min pligt att ut
trycka min tacksamhet for denna
utmarkta medicin. DR.. Peters
Kuriko har begagnats at ung och
gammal med Stamina resultat
Den har aldrig svikit. Den har
sparat hundratals dollars i dok-
torsrakningar. Den ar i sanning
en- beromvard medicin. Jag, sd
val som min familj, kunna 81
vara den f0rutan. Jag hoppas att
Gud ma lata Eder lefva manga
ar, sa att Nj kan fortsatta med
Edert CODA arbete att hjeIpa den
lidande msuskligheten," DR..
Peters Kuriko ar helt och ballet
en- familjemsdicin. Den tillfor-
sakrar stark helsa. Den ar ovar-
derlig i nodens stund. Den rsnar
hela systemet och stimulsrar
cirkulationen. Den h8ller mat
smaltningsorganeu, n!ararne och
lefvern i ordning. Den kan icke
erhallas pa apotek, utaa at speci-
cit t~illsatta agenter, som fnnas i
hvarje postdistrikt. For narmare
upplysningar tillskrif DR.. Peter
Fahrney II2-II4 South Hoyne
Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10
Sioux City,.

Sem vi redan forut EFT par gan
ger tillkannagifvit, kommer EFT
ganska betydelsefullt val att hal
las nasta mandag nemligen valet
af iva medlemmar i Stadens skol-
namd. | EFT samhalle sadant som
vart, der ej ems tanken pa hood
lie" kan vidlada en- skolr3dsleda,
mot, tjena herrar skoldirektorer
endast al intresse for Diet uppva.
xande slagtets uppfostran i de
ALMANAC skolorna. Sioux City
har at inkomsterna at skattebor-
dan anslagit en- liberal del till
skolornas underhall, dock ej libe-
ralare an att den mycket val be-
hotves, och Diet ar al vigt att sta
den har EFT skolrad sammansatt
at medlemmar. som forsta att pa
basta satt AMANDA de tonder, som
sta till dess fortogande.
En- at kandidaterna for skolrads
ledam6ter ar DR. Arthur Solvs
berg. Fodd har i staden har han
genomgatt harvarande skolor, och
vi arc ofvertygade att landsman-
men ej skola bega nagot misstag,
di de rosta pa honom.
En- norsk yngling vid MANN Ole
Anderson anlande hit i mSndags
fran Luverne, Mimi. i sallskaP
med en- person vid MANN Tom
Berg, hvilkens tungomal ronte
honom som en- afkomling at Gro
ma on. Ole hade 90 dollars pa
sig och dessa vile Tom komma
at. Sedan han irannarrat slit
offer 20 dollars. foreslog Tom att
de Skulle resa till Idaho, och Ole
gick in derpa. Tillsammaus be,
gsfvo de sig ned till Northwestern
jernvagens station, der Ole lem
made at sin falske kamrat atersto.
den at sina pengar eller 40 dollars
att kopa biljetter for. Men Tom
kom ej tillbaka. och da Ole trott,
made pa att vanta. anmslde har
saken for polisen. som fam Tom
i EFT spelhus iorsedd med en- ba'
slant florskufva men utan ell dol,
lar at Oles pengar. Han domde,
till lem dygns arrest for fyller
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10

ar den ende medlem AT skolr3det,
som ar kandid8t tor aterval. Han
har tienat under en- termin at tire
ar och kommer pi EFT undantag
mar att blifva den aldste medIem-
men inom s%kolradet, derest han
atervaljes. Endast iva medlem-
mai hafva tjenat langre an iva ar
vi tro att da ell god person be
6nnes villig att tjena som Skol-
ridsledamot, sa Dor han qvarhal.
las i tjensten sa lange som moi
ligt. Erfarenhet betyder mahanda
mera denna stallning an i nagor
AMMAN. Hr Gardiner har tjenat
distriktet val. Han har tagit stort
intresse i skolorna, och vi tro at
de arc i en- god stallning. Har
uppfostrades i Iowas publika sko
lor, och graducrade fran statsuni
versitetet babe col eye och lag
de oartementet. Han har unde,
nagra ar varit skollarare och va,
for iva ar efter Diet han graduera-
de rektor vid grammar skolan
Iowa. City. Hans rekord SON
skolradsledamot, hans erfarenhe
som larare och hans stallnins
inom samhallet arc sadana,. att d,
CORA honom berattigad till iterva
och han kommer ocksa utan tvit,
vel att blifva valid nasta mandag
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10

En- rik farmare vid MANN Will
liam Van der Witt, bosatt nara
Sioux Center, Ia. tOg den IS feb.
efter middagsmaltiden franz sin
bibel for att lasa i den. Han kla-
gade Oliver att han 81 var neg ie-
ligios, och .da hustrun uppmanadc
honom att 81 grubbla d%er0fver.
kastade han bibeln i hutvudet pa
henne och ofverfoll henne med In
stol. Han slutade ej forran han
hadc slagit ihial hustrun. hvarpa
han kastade sig pa en- hast och
Aydde. Han infangades dock
smart al grannarne och ofverlem-
nades at sheriffen bet befanns
vid understanding att manner var
sinnesrubbad ,hvarfor han 81 kom-
mer att stsllaS till ansvar for slit
brott utan i stallet sandals till dar-
huset i Cherokee. Fem barn ha'
mas | familjen,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10

nand och Isabellas stolta iron,
konung Alfonso XIII, har bland
andra giIjare tatt. en- korg af de
blitvande svenska furstinnan.
Prinsens utkorade, hertiginnan
Victoria Patricia Helena Elisa
beth, ar Todd den II mars 1886.
Hon ar yngsta dotter till konung
Edwards broder Arthur Wilhelm
Patrick Albert, herting af Con,
nught och S~tratherne.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10
ARG. XII. N: 20 10
YBCKORRONIRA

Observation-Disclosures
Washington lara denna gang i
CLANS och prakt hafva ofvertraffat
ALT man hittills skadat i den va
gen. Hsruvida presidentens smak
i den vagen radfragats. vet man
naturligtvis Ell, men antagligen DIR
att sd varit ~fallet, ty var Alkaline
president tucker nog ON att Ida
de- ska vara sd ska de- vara".
Den efter installerirgen pafSljan.
de balen var sardeles praktfull
och iysande paminnande ON de
baler, som gafv IS under Diet fran
ska kejsardomets NEST lysande
dagar.
los ar sedan red republicans
tredje president Thomas Jeffer-
son, in till OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
utan sd mycket som en- betjent i
slit folje, band sjelf sin hast vid
en- pale och gick som han kom och
stod med ryttarstohar och sporrar
upp / kapitolium, der han sfade
sin embetsed, .Tiderna hafva
foraudrats sedan dess, och man
far lof att folja med tiden.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10

och kommer sedan att stallas till
ansvar for att hafva narrat pengar
fran Ole.
En- person vid MANN John Dick.
son, hyilken vistades har for nagra
ar sedan, men hvilkens vistelseort
nu ar okdnd, har i dagarne tillika
med en- i EIyria, O., bosatt bro
der blifvit arfvinge till en- stor
formogeuhet efter sin i Canada
aaidne fader. Formogenheten
uppgifves vara mycket stor, och
brodern till den forsvunne John
har skritvit till mayor Sears och
oedt honom att ON mojIigt soka
taga reda pa honom:
Oct gamla valkanda Chicago
House, som uRder smart EFT fer
dedels arhundrade vid 4 & Jones
streets herbergerat resande fran
mar och fjerran, kommer att i var
nedrifvas och ersattas at en- mo-
dern hotellbyggnad. Det nva
hotellet, som kommer att uppfo-
ras af tegel till en- hold at ire va
ningar, kommer att upptaga en-
qrundyta at $50 fot i qvadrat och
beraknas komma att kosta 100, 900
dollars. Redan 1867 uppfordes
EFT hotel pa den nuvarande tom
ten. Bygg7aden ~uppbrann 1881
och ersattes at Chicago House,
som nu far lemna rum for Diet nya
hotellet:
! Ar6etaren w. H. Seller, som
anlande hit fSrliden lordag fran
Adrian; Mimi, antraffades i man,
dagsqvall liggande till utseendet
liAos vid jernvagen vid 3 & Iowa
streets. Han forbes till polissta-
tionen, der tillkallad lakare forst
efter itskiiliga svarigheter lycka-
DIES kalla honom till lif igen. Da
han boriade trefva efter sina pen
gar, men Ell fam nagra,forklarade
han att han pa nagot satt forlorat
o8 dollars. Han omtalade att han
i sallskap med iva obekanta man
tagit EFT par supar, men sedan
mindes han Ell nagot mer. Han
trodde att han fatt en- dosis knock
out drops, men domaren trodde
eli vidare pa den historien utan
botfallde homo 7 dollars for tyl'
J .eri och efterskankte sedan DO
terna.
/ likhet med hvad forhallandet
ar pa manga andra stallen har Sf'
ven har Diet oskicket lange vari,
radande, att modrar hafva tilla
tits taga sina babies med pa tea
tern, der de manga gSnger genom
slit skrik stort babe de upptra
dande och publiken. NJ har e
mellertid styrelsen for the New
Grand Theater gjort EFT slut p'
delta oskick genom EFT iSrord'
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10

nande att inga spadbarn hadanef.
ter skola "a tilltrade till teatern,
hvarfor teateralskande mammor
numera "a halia sina smattingar
hemms. l kyrkorna intraffar Diet
anEu ofta. att gudstiensterna ODE
hagligt storas at smabarns' skrik'
men / dessa lokaler torde Diet val
Ell ga an att afskaffa den LANCE
inrotade oseden att taga smabsrn
dit.
gilbert w. HINT. battre kand
under namnet Dad Hunt, re
daktor tor tidningen ''Salix Sif-
tings'', allied sondagsmorgse i
Samaritan hospital i sviterna al
in1uensa. Han var vid slit fran
falle 6S ar gammal och enligt
uppgift staten Iowas aldste It'd
ningsman babe i anseende till
lefnadsaren och den It'd han staff
i pressens t~jenst. Redan som IS
ar gammal gosse b0rjade han ga i
lara pa EFT tidningstryckeri och
har anda sedan dess sysslAt med
tidningsmannens yrke pa manga
stallen inom Iowa, Nebraska och
Sou,h Dakota. Han efterlefves az
hustru och sex barn. Hunt var
ingalunda nagoa klart skinande
journalist. men vann dock en- viss
ryktbarhet Tor sina vanligtvis i en-
ganska kauctik ton hallna artiklar
som aftrycktes i de Store tidnin-
game.