Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-01
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MOLINE

Plans for City HalI.-Decision 10
ask for plans for the proposed new
city hall was reached at a meeting OF
the building committee of the Moline
city council. A rough sketch. giving
an idea Of the desired general plan,
was drawn by the committee and pre-
liminary plans are being prepared.
These will be given to architects AS a
working basis. There is to be compe-
tition in preparation of the plans, as
the entry list will be open to all arch
building.
For Red Men consoIidation.-Mem
bers Of King Philip tribe of Red Men
have voted unanimously to consolidate
with Tecumseh and Fox tribes, which
will give Moline one OF the largest
tribes in the state. The meeting was
the largest held in a long time, and
judging from the enthusiasm that pre-
vailed prosperous future will greet
the one big tribe. A two-thirds vote
would have been sufficient to have car
ried the proposition, but there was not
a dissenting voice heard. Tecumseh
tribe has voted favorably on the Ques-
ton, and though Fox tribe has taken
no action, its members are in favor Of
the plan. Tecumseh members desired
to wait till action had been taken by
King Philip tribe.
Arrested on Return with Bride
Julius RAGS has just been arrested on
a charge of assault with a deadly wea-
pom as result of fight May IS. 1910.
After the fight Raes beat it" TO the
old country and the other day he re-
turned with bride TO find the hand of
the law ready to descend on him. The
fight occurred in saloon conducted
by Alois Ryckeghen at 1910 Railroad
avenue. and Leon DeNoble was Sc
verely cut about the head and hands
Raes was suspected of welding the
knife and the suspicion was strength
ened when he disappeared suddenly.
At the time of the trouble he was plan
ming to return to Belgium, but he de-
parted several days in advance of
schedule. 1t has been learned that he
skipped to Davenport. where he board
cd an I. d |. for Clinton. After reach
ing Clinton he continued TO Chicago,
where he met friends whom he accom-
panied to Belgium. Wilhelm his native
land he was married and he returned
10 this city with his bride a short time
ago. The police learned that he had
returned, and he was found at work
Tuesday afternoon in the Deere & Co.
plant. He was arraigned for a hear
ing yesterday. but the case was con-
tinued. In the meantime witnesses
will be subpoenaed.
Obituary Record. - c. NJ. Hill, Sr..
who went to Cincinnati, Ohio, Thanks
giving day, called there by the serious
illness of his sister, Mrs. Anna Cher
ry. wired yesterday news of her death
at her home in that city. Mrs. Cherry
is survived by two sisters and five
brothers: Mrs. Mark Anthony of Taun-
ton, Mass: Mrs. Josie B. Leonard and
George Hill OF Minneapolis, John Hill
of St. Paul, Stacey Hill of Cincinnati,
c. NJ. Hill of this city. and Sullivan
Hill of Cleburne, Texas Burial will
be at Cincinnati
Mrs. John Gustafson. wife of Rev
John Gustafson. formerly of the Mis-
sion tabernacle in this city is dead
Her death occurred Monday at the
home Of her brother-in-Iaw, Frank O.
Munson, who used to live here. but
whose home is now in Rockford Mrs
Gustafson had been in declining health
for two years. Had she lived till Dec
q she would have been Sc years old.
Lay Postoffice Corner Stone.