Rock Island Argus., 1906-01-19

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man who was struck by the BurlinG-
ton freight Tuesday evening. is some
/ what improved today and he is ex-
pected TO recover.
Boy Heard From.-Daniel Nlckle,
| t4-year-old lad of the east end, who
| disappeared from home a few days
ago under peculiar circumstances, has
written his mother from Muscatine,
where he now is. He will return home.
Oppendike-EngdahI.- l.. Op-
oendike and Miss Alma M. Engdahi,
Of Port Byron, were married Wednes-
day evening at 5 o'clock. The mar
riage was solemnized at the Swedish
Lutheran parsonage and Rev. l.. A.
Johnston officiated. The attendants
were Walter Engdahi and Miss Emily
EngdahI. brother and sister OF the
bride. The bride is daughter or
John Engdahl and the groom is pro-
prietor of n meat market in Port By
ron. where they will make their home.
Nava! Reserves Discharged Adjt-
Gen. Scott issued an order yesterday
of the state the following members of
the Moline division, Illinois Naval Re
serves: George Horton. William !,
keipp. Arthur G. Nelson. Victor Carl
son. Wilbur Bennell. Edwin Rhan.
Henry Papeuhausen. Stuart Mccoy,
Bert Van Marks. Mark Colvin, William
Leopold. Julius Cable, John Roberts,
Griffin Locke. Sanford Giles, Warren |
Botsford. Carl Eden. Jesse Ebersdale, |
Henry Peters and Michael Daily.
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Fell and Broke Arm.-Harry Joseph,
clerk at Barnard e. Leas'. met with
painful accident Wednesday evening
about IL O'Clock. He was running on
Fifteenth street to catch street car
for home when he slipped on the icy
pavement and fell, breaking his right |
arm at the elbow.
Cutting 1o-Inch Ice.-Ice cutting was
started on Rock river west of the Mo-
line bridge yesterday in the field own
ed by the Union Ice & Coal company,
and a force of 100 men will be kept
busy till at least $4,000 tons have been
cut and stored for the coming summer
be cut for the Rock Island ice plant
at Silvis, where refrigerator and other
cars are supplied with ice as they
reach the yards from the east or west.
The ice which is being cut is from nine
TO 10 inches in thickness, and eXcep-
tionally clear. The Channel Ice COM
pany will begin cutting Monday in its
field on the Mississippi river opposite
the Twenty-fifth street ice houses.
Owing to the mild season the supply
is practically used up, and much more
ice will be harvested this winter than
usual
Assaulted by Nesro.-Because John
Goules. Greek would not loan a dol
lar TO Hall Golden, colored, the colored
man picked up piece of gaspipe and
struck Goules over the head. infiict-
ing bad wound in the scalp and fell
ing the Greek. who lay unconscious for
some time. He rallied however, and
after doctor had attended him, was
able to appear in police court yester
day afternoon to prosecute charges
which he preferred Golden was bound
over after the hearing to the grand
jury on a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon.
Coasting Accident.-Misfortune has
again overtaken Harold Eastman, son
lf Mr.. and Mrs. E l.. Eastman While
coasting down the Z. II. Sleight hill
1t the head of Eighteenth street the
boys sled collided with severe impact
with a tree. and by the narrowest mar
gin it seemed Harold escaped instant
ieath. The accident occurred during
he noon hour. Had Harold been
brown directly i'm the wake of the sled |
le would have struck the tree head /
irst- But happily his course through
he air was diverted somewhat from
he tree, and only his ear brushed the /
bark. The force of the collision was
,orne by the boys shoulders. and so
sharp was it that he was rendered un-
conscious. Attorney c. E Dietz car
led the boy into the residence of G.. /
T. Stephens. and DR.. Vessel was sum-
noned. II was thought for time that \
Harold was paralyzed. but it developed
hat his chief injury was a badly |
iprained back which will keep him in /
,ed for some days. II
Sometimes nervous woman's affiic-
ions are imaginary. Again they are /
! form of actual and terrible Illness. |
n any event, HOLSTERS Rocky Noun |
ain Tea makes you we'll A great |