Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-18
DAVENPORT
Mistaken for Wolf; Shot by Hunter.

Mistaken for Wolf; Shot by Hunter.
Relatives in this city have received
word that A A Button of Sturgeon
Bay, Wis, was accidentally shot and
killed by 4 hunter Monday while at
work on the Enterprise fruit farm, of
which Mr. Button was the proprietor
and principal owner M Button was
the proprietor and principal owner.
Mr.. Button was at work in some brush
when John LalIemont, who was track
ing a wolf through the snow heard Mr..
Button moving. The hunter shot at
once at the object he saw and Mr.. But
ION was Instantly killed. Mrs. Louise
Reinshagen, S21 Brown street, and Al
fred Fersch, a clerk at the clothing
store OF Simon q Landauer, the moth
er-in-law and the brOther-in-law Of the
deceased, have. gone to Sturgeon Bay.
MI. Button is survived by his wife and
three children.
Renew Vows After Husbands For
eiVe.-Two erring wives with the dark
tinge Of old Mexico in their cheeks
and vested with most penitent air
which was commingled with happiness,
renewed their vows OF marital contin-
uity yesterday at the police station
whence they we're brought after
months of insistent pursuit. by the Of
fcials and by the two husbands of the
women, Siyestro Rivera and ProfinO
Rivera, both swarthy brothers who
only q short time ago left their native
land. They left the station after hav-
~ t., al
marriage VOWS. Both couples left the
station arm in arm and their future
prospects in Buffalo, where the nus
bands are now employed. seem bright,
and they have apparently forgotten
the past few months and the two affin-
ity men who had done so much to-
wards the wreckinE of the TWO homes.
Last year Magistrate Roddewig oHici-
ated at the wedding OF SilyestrO Rivera
and his BRIDE, Rasa RUna, while the
brother had already taken his bride,
Paulina Lopez, in old Mexico. They
went TO Buffalo to live and remained
there until The latter part OF August
when marital relations were thrown to
the winds and the two brides ran away
with Juan Marines, aged % years. and
PrefiniO Santoyale. aged - years, both
MeXicans. They disappeared so com
pletely that the police looked for them
for weeks without avail and the rela-
lives Of both the wives ana the elOp-
ers were secured in the search.
Through the assistance OF T. B. Ar
royo, Interpreter. the parents We're
written and snort time ago word
was received that the couples We're
living in Quincy. An investigation
proved that they We're there and their
arrests followed. The TWO husbands
were notified and met their wives in
Davenport this mOruinE. Both We're
wiling to forgive the past and forget /
what had happened and to this plan
the wives readily acceded. No prose .
cutfon will be entered against the pUr-
veyors of the wives Of the two hus-
bands.
Obituary Record.-E. Richard Herr +
mann well and favoraOly known all .
over the city as being for many years .
Dne OF the leading clOthiers of Daven- +
mort. died shortly after midnight We'd +
nesday at the family home, 10 River
view place. For years the deceased .
has been a patient sufferer from a .
of diseases, but it has
ONLY been four months that his Illness
took a serious turn and since that
time he has been confined largely to .
bis home. Mr.. Hermann was united .
IN marriage June y, 1906, TO Miss Ter
asa Kuhr. who survives him, together
with seven adult children by a former
wife The latter are: Frank B., OF