Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-22
MOLINE

Man Found In Box Car Is Slowly Re-
eoVerlng--Jay Snyder, found in a dy-
ing condition in a boxcar is slowly
recovering. The physician who is
attending Snyder is confident that he
! will recover. Word has been receiv-
| ed from A. G. Rogers, superintendent
! of the colony for epileptics at Fari-
/ bault, MINI. In a night letter he
| says that Snyder escaped from the
colony. Rogers is not authorized to
pay expenses of a patient who es-
capes beyond the Minnesota boun-
Diary. He has communicated with
| Snyder's father and is waiting a re-
ply. 1t is thought that the young
mans father will pay his return ex-
penses.
Arrested for Carrying oun.-John
! Dunbar, brother of Frank Dunbar,
who was killed during q fight on q
Sunday evening last month, was ar
rested Thursday evening for carry
ing concealed weapons. According
to the officers story, Dunbar and
several companions were on the
street at Seventh street and Seven
teenth avenue, when someone asked
him for a cigaret. Dunbar's cigar
cts were deep in his pocket and be-
fore he could reach them he had to
extract revolver. The officer spied
the weapon and he arrested Dunbar
Immediately. 1t is a 38-calibre re-
volver and the chambers were
loaded.
Man Who Broke Jail in Minnesota
Is Arrested.-Adolph Lambrecht, who
broke Jail at Marshall, Mimi, early
this month, has been arrested by the
local police and is being held for
the authorities of that place. Lam
brecht had been indicted on a charge
Of assault and was in Jail awaiting
trial. A letter from Sheriff NJ. E.
Grammar was received in which he
stated that he thought Lambrecht
had fed to Moline. The police went
to work on the case and they found
the man employed in the Deere
plant. He was arrested here Thurs
day evening and Sheriff Grammar was
notified. He wired that he would
Obituary Record-Alice Mabel Lind
quist, 3-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank n. Lindquist, 209 Third
avenue, died of diphtheSia yesterday.
She had been i'll for a week, having
1ffered severe attack of mem
braneous Group, which soon devel
oped into diphtheria. The child was
born in Moline, Dec. 81, 1907. Be
sides the parents, two brothers and
one sister mourn the baby,s death.
They are Charles E.,-Helmar P. and
Hattie J., all at home. A private
funeral was held today.
Mrs. Nels Nelson of this city died
suddenly at 4:3O Thursday afternoon
at her sisters home in Davenport
of internal injuries, resulting from
fall Sunday afternoon. She had
gone to the home of her sister, Mrs.
George Gasser, 621 fremont street,
for few days visit. While on her
way down stairs she slipped and fell.
At the time it was not thought that
she was seriously hurt, though she
complained of a pain in her side.
She had been about the house and
was apparently as well as usual When
suddenly she died Her maiden name
was Esther Ellstrom and she was
born here Nov. 26, 1888. She was
married Oct. %, 1906, and is sur
vived by her husband and a daugh-
ter, Lois Irene, aged Ia months. She
also leaves her father and two
brothers, William and Albert of this
CITY, and four sisters, Mrs. England
of East Moline, Mrs. Gasser of Dav-
export, Mrs. Sprague in the west and
Miss H. Ellstrom at home. The fun
eral service will be at $3.50 Sunday
afternoon from the home, 1908 Fiji
teenth avenue. DR.. L. A. Johnston
will officiate and Swedish Olive Re-
bekah lodge, of which she was a
member, will have charge of the SER
vice.