Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-21
DAY IN DAVENPORT

Grand Jury Files Report.-Fourtecn
indictments and i've no bills were re-
turned by the grand jury in It's final re-
port 90 the district court TweEty-one
cases were Investigated by that body
during its two weeks session. County
Institutions. including the city and
county iaiis. house Of detention. poor
farm. and Soldiers Orphans home.
we're visited by the jury and found to
be in excellent condition. The follow
Ing fs 4 list Of those indicted and the
charges against each: Nick Petersen,
carrying concealed weapons: George
Johnson. common thief: Elmer Clar-
ence Davis. breaking and entering
railroad car: Robert {. Miller, break
Ing and entering railroad car. Clarence
Higgins. breaking and entering; Leo
Decker. larceny In a building: II. T.
Bremen. breaking and entering: Cam
deIainO Mayo. carrying concealed wca-
pons: Clifford AIumm, larceny IN q
building; Michael Gomez, carrying con
cealed weapon and larceny; John
Smith. larceny IN a building: Ernest
Wiley. grand larceny; Tom Wilson.
grand larceny: Frank Clark (coloTedD,
no indictment. prisoner having been
taken 10 Att Pleasant insane hospital;
A. II. Workentine, false pretenses.
Paving Matter Is Up at Bettendorf.-
At a meeting OF the BettendOrf town /
council preliminary steps were taken 4
in the matter OF paving 1856 feet OF /
State street A public hearing OF /
property holders has been called for 1
Feb. &c at p m. at which time ar
guments pro and con will be heard.
About 7G6 feet 10 the east viii be paw
ed with concrete TO a width of 80 feet,
while 5000 feet to the west will be
paved with brick, the width being 81
feet.
Violinist Suffers Nervous Break
down.-Hugo Toll, violinist at the
American theSire. is confined to his
home. having suffered a nervous break
down Saturday night a few minutes
after the curtain had arisen on The
District Leader Mr.. Toll suddenly
collapsed. He was assisted by Direc-
tor Charles Morgan. who carried him
from the pit TO the dressing room. Al
though much improved. Mr.. Tolls con-
dition is still grave. He has decided
to abandon his orchestra work for the
present and a new man has been Sc
cured at the theatre.
Rev. Judy Talks Of Farm Work
Rev. A. NJ. Judy. formerly the pastor
Of the First Unitarian church OF
told several interested
eastern audiences during the past fort
night OF Some Phases of TN eExperi-
snce Of a Professional Man Going Onto
! Farm" Mr.. Judy has been handling
his big farm near Montpelier for sew
sral years and his experiences there
rave been fruitful OF much knowledge
and delightful philosophy which would
.quip him for a lecture career. if he
,ourted one. He spoke before the
Brooklyn Institute. the leading institu-
ion of its kind in the country. and re-
,eated the address in several other
places. Last Sunday he occupied the
'ulpits OF the Unitarian church OF
n. Y.
Expenses Of Scott County Filed
[ cost S1O7.675 20 run Scott county
turing the quarter from Oct. l, 1913 to
an / this year, according to the re-
,uring the same period warrants were
rawn on the county treasurer for $685.
72.9L The other expenditures were
Dr. state Institutions.
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Licensed 20 Wed-Julius c. Bartel-1
en-. Rock Island and Della Tank. Dav-
IMPORT; VIM. Jorgensen and Minnie r,
Ieyer, Davenport Herman VIM. Sch 81
,emer. Davenport. Ursula Rosalia =,
Iunchrsth, Davenport. William r.
Ium, Davenport. Mary E. Van Patten, IT
avenport- Charles DUNN. Durlnt. N
ydia II. Schlapkohl, Stockton. p'
. ci
Locate Experiment Station-The "
IVA state college expects 10 locate an b
yricultural experiment station in al
ortheast Davenport at the Orphans p
pine. Negotiations are now under b
ay and the project IS being support II