Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-17
MOLINE

Whiteside Moves Here. - W. H.
Whiteside, recently elected county
treasurer, has moved TO Moline from
Yuma, where he lived for many years.
He is now occupying his property at
FOL Seventeenth street. This adds an
other county official to Moline's citi-
zenship. Mr.. Whiteside is well known
in this city and is the father of At
torney w. E. Whiteside of Moline.
Seeking Michael Gubko.-Chief of
Police Bisant yesterday received a
letter from the imperial Russian con-
sui in Chicago asking him to locate
Michael Gubko, a Russian, who former
ly resided here at 500 Third avenue,
but who has returned to Chicago. The
letter states that the mans wife wish
es him to write her as she is DESTROYS
of joining him The chief notified the
consul that the man has returned to
Chicago.
Woman Found Lying on Walk.-W.
A. Cornbrooks. 1901 Sixth avenue,
thought he had a case for the coroner
Tuesday night when he found well
dressed woman lying on the sidewalk
in front of his home, apparently dead.
After a short investigation, however,
he found that lie had a case for liquor
cure institute and that instead of be-
ing dead the woman was dead drunk.
She was vending her way home when
she was overcome with dizziness and
fell. She was assisted to her feet and
into a nearby residence and later plac-
ed in a cab and sent home. The party
who found her accidentally forgot her
name. so undoubtedly her hubby will
be none the wiser
Strobbes Are Reunited.-That true
love never grows cold had another ex-
empIifcatiOn here when Mrs. Alidore
Strobbe, wife of the man who shot and
dangerously wounded Charles De Graf,
with whom she had eloped to Detroit,
Mich, has returned and joined her
husband and child and promised to
keep her marriage VOWS in the future.
De Graft has also returned here. Mrs.
StrObbe refused to see De Graf, stat
ing that she has had sufficient of the
T. affinity business and that her affec-
tons will be bestowed upon her hus-
band alone in the future. Mr.. StrObbe,
who is now employed at the Cooper
Saddlery Hardware company, states
that he will move to Rock Island soon.
The family is now residing at Fourth
street and Thirteenth avenue. De
Gfaff who is a musician, states that
he will remain in Moline. No further
trouble will occur between the two
families. a truce, it is said. having
been declared whereby De Graft prom
ises to remain away from the StrObbe
home This is the elimination of one
of the most sensational cases in
months. Mrs Strobbe and De Graft
eloped to Detroit. Snobbe followed
and fired three shots at De Graf,
whom he found in a restaurant in COM
pany with his wife. Strobbe was ar
rested charged with assault with in
tent to kill, but was freed. He return
ed here about a month ago.
Obituary Record.-Rowland Johnson,
5-year-Old son of MI and Mrs. John
Johnson of Watertown, died Tuesday
evening at s o'clock after a days ill
ness with membraneous Group. The
child had been ailing for some weeks
but took ill with the fatal disease Mon
day The funeral was held from the
home this morning at 10 o'clock and in
terment was in Fredens cemetery.
Charles Maxwell Hanna, brother of
Mrs. Richard Haney of this city, died
Yesterday at his home near Coal Val
ley after a four years illness with dia-
betes. during which he had been a
great and patient sufferer. Mr.. Hanna
was born Nov 90, 1869, at the home
near Coal Valley and was married
Nov %, 1901. TO Anna E. Donaldson.
He leaves his widow and two sons,
Claire and Edgar. He is also survived
by his mother, Mrs. Mary Hanna, and
three brothers and four sisters, two
of the. former and three of the latter
being at home. The funeral will be
held from the house Friday afternoon
at o'clock when Rev. S. f. Clarke
will have charge
Hugo Rudolph, aged "a. died at the
city hospital of typhoid fever, having
been i'll six weeks. He came here IS
months ago and had been working in
the paint department. of Deere & Man
sur Co. He belonged to the Moline
division of the naval reserves and to
! the Good Templar lodge. His only
relative in this county is an uncle in
Chicago. The funeral service will be
held at Sunday afternoon from Els
theTdahfs undertaking parlors. The
Good Templar lodge will have charge
Of the service