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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-29

Every day or so a lot of the Rab-
bits would take the Boy out of his
cage to play with him-that is, they
would chase him around the back
yard and catch him and handle him.
until the Boy grew so afraid of them
that, one night, thinking about what
might happen to him the next day,
he died.
Boys, do you know any other boys
who treat pet rabbits as the Rabbits
treated the Boy?
Police Judge-You say the prison.
er struck you violent blow. Have
you any witnesses to prove it
Prosecutor-Yes, yer honor, I've
got an eye witness!
Eugene FIitcraft, Oak Park young
ster, missing. Fear gypsies have alb
Quoted him. Police asked to search.
Passaic, N. John Riker, veal
thy gold leaf manufacturer, Delawan-
ma, shot and killed John Friedrich, his
brother-in-law.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

The Scugin> u Mckinney grocery
store ri the corner of Silver avenue
and Spruce street was hurglarled
last Friday night. The thieves gained
entrance through window NJ the side
Of the store. II pane of glass having
been taken ont To gain entrance into
,ha store. The proprieior> discover
I'd their loss the next morning. and
found that the burglars went out
through the back door. which they un.
locked from the inside. The loot VIZ :
confined Ia staple goods. hams. bacon
and lard. to the amount of $50. being
missing. The cash drawer had been
inspected by the Burglars. hut they
found il empty No clue 10 the mis-
,reant, has been discovered n yet
but il is supposed some of the gang
nf thieves that has been infesiing the
town for the past two weeks aud VIII"
have also been eluding the local of
l,cr- very successfully, are the guilty
parties.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29
PERFECT CONFIDENCE
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Oeming People Have Good Reason
For Complete Reliance

Do yuu know how
To- lind relief from bnckachr;
10 correct distressing uriuarr ILL.,
TO assist weak kidneys!
Many people in Ihi- vicinity know
the way.
Have l'-cd Doan'- Kidney Pills.
Have proved their worth IN many
tests.
Here an Albuquerque testimony.
i. VI. Nickrry. plumber. 1904 y
llth ST. Albuquerque, \. Mex, say,
"I don't hesitate To- recommend
Doan'- Kidney Pills for backache aud
kidney trouble. IN ny ease they
brought immediate relief from back
ache.
Price j0r. NJ all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Donu'- Kidney Pill the same that
Mr.. NickrcN had. Foster Milhnrn
Co.. Props. Buffalo. y. Y
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

Ma text III, mornin hreddcrn. am
rock from lie Holy Writ. wherein we
read how Noah made dc ark and
ia hiourd II he built the ark ob goph-
- wood. an used cubic rule, while
al de kuurkcr- sat croun an cu--cd
him ia n fool. de local anvil chorus.
,lcy e,' sat croun' IN ~pat tcbaccer
luice upon hi wood. an Knocked him
les lax dat. an -cz "Whnfoah yo'
maxim dis hynh boat fob on dry Ian !
No' all a-rhukin maybe dat yo'-alr-
u >ailah man."
But Noah paid no 'tcn>hru, urr al
lowed he heard dem croak>. but les
minded hi~ own business. lax all good
and proper folks, when dey read d
wrddah fn'ca>i-" Mild continnercd
warm an fair" ole Noah went on
huildin'. an allowed he didn't care
Bur one day de wind shifted. de
barometer done fall. an de- rain came
down IN iorrenls--rainrd to' to'ty
day. dat all an de knockers an
de croaker- drowned ies' lax ~ many
rats. which Wa ic-' what dey had
commiu '-uothin' lei' eNcep' dey hats.
An de moral oh dis story, breddern,
Iii am writ quite plain. dat whntevah
knockers tell yo' dey ain gwin ter he
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29
Uncle Jud's Advice TO Advertisers

Newspaper advertising should he
locked nn in this way: It. either au
investment. worth the cost. aud bound
{" pay. or it, something that fell
l"w'd better not attempt AZ al. or dab
bic IN i makes what | II wicked waste
would call First rid Yourself of the
idea. whoever pul i there. that Won
will spend some whatever
Nnu can spare. Ii YOU expect
from Your investment adequate re-
turns; 1t you'd increase aud mula-
ply lhc> nm your money earn. l'c
volume of the returns desired should
he propurlionatc To the sum -prn
| hope. my TREND. make TIN, clear
ln you. The merchant whose an
uuunccmcnl~ are worth money. say. Ia
me. will find hi customers iucrca~-
ing very rapidly. while If the other
fellows advertising uulshinc- yours,
folks will believe hi goods are best
and buy them Just ~ -ure's I'm
writing This: il of the melon YOU toe
want n ,hce. you'll ponder on ihc>,
words aud profit reap from advice
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

~ cali to arms against war" j. the
slogan with which Commodore D.
Stuart l,lackton j. heralding his Vi
tagraph propaganda picture THE
Battle try of Peace" Nineteen of
he best known screen stars. 10000
Mi onal Guard troops. 500 members
of the Grand Army 1T the Republic.
1000 horses. 5000 ~upernumarie-
and Admiral George Dewey. Major
General Leonard Wood. Dir. Lyman
Abbott and Hudson Maxim. the in
venior. go TO make up the east of
characters in this most wonderful of
phoio-play>. "Thc Battle Cry at
Peace" l. about the biggest thing
yet done by the producers. II j. play
ing simultaneously. ut the highest of
prices yet charged for photo plays.
IN Chicago. New York, and Boston. H.
nl of which cities capacity audiences
are registering their interest IN the
peace through preparedness" move.
meni II came Ia write The Battle
Cry of Peace" the author said. "be-
cause of discussion with Hudson
Maxim. whose book 'DcfcnSeless Am
erica has aroused such widespread
comment. At Mr.. MaXim'e suggest
ion read the hook. and WAS - struck
bv the strength of the argument than
determined To produce u phoo- play
based upon i. The idea received
an immediate response in the form of
endorsements from America most
prominent citizens. aud | expect that
fully fifty millions of persons will b.,
mad" aware of the unprepardne,- of
this country by seeing the film"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

]. Il. Cook. of the firm "i Johnson
aud Cook. ut Wilcox. ARR. was IN
pemng saturday IN hi way I" Silver
City aud Whitewater To receive "
SHIPMENT ui I.0OO head of steers Ia
go tn Lamar. Johnson and Cook de
hycred 500 calves to Clay Robinson
a &C.,. al Douglas. Ariz. the la>i 1T
the week. This firm also delivered
500 Steer To- lIud>pcih and Tulle> of
n pa-o. aud 800 calves and -four ear
loads of hig steer, and calves 10 j. {.
Johnson of Phoenix. Aril.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

There appeared before Judge {. {.
Roger,. Justice of the Peace, NJ his
office IN the court house. Thursday,
F.in>ct Garcia aud William Archer,
Tor q hearing on the charge made by
Garcia. that Archer. "n September !.
Threatened him with gun. The
facts. 49, stated by Garca, are Jhat
Ia, went 20 the jill and requested 10
.rr y bill of sale loi q horse. which an
inmate claimed to- have IN hi POSSES
son while he wa- accused of steal
:np the horse. Garcia claims he went
H. attorney for the man. and thai
Archer rciu-ed to procure thi- bill "t
sale md would moi permit Garcia 10
.ar hi client. and threatened HIM
with gun. Al the hearing. Archer
denied having threatened Garcia with
- aun and Judge Roger dismissed the
ease.
james Kerr reports the sale of a
Ford touring err Ia Fred sherman.
Thursday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

Friday. October %, son was born
,o Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Kerr OF Gran
i,c avenue. Mother aud child are we'll
+. y. I.aueharn checked out from
the Park garage Friday to motor to
hi home near TERRA Blanca.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

II. l.. Hodge. owner aud manager
Of the Diamond Bar Cattle Go. oi
silver city. shipped number of
Steers aud hcifrr, lat week To ". j.
Russell of l.ubbork Texas. 4. T..
Bate, bought fifteen ear loads of
Mexican cattle at Nocalc-, sonora,
and brought them /" Deming Salur-
dN to sell or place on pasture.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29
Read the Graphic.

Alien Gaines. who lives twelve miles
southeast "f the city. was in Drming
saturday. lie reports that they are
harvesting the crops down his way
hcah~ aud maize mostly and that
he and hi ncichhor> are well satisfied
with the production.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

I. w. McCailum aud wife "f Santa
Rita stopped over in Deming Friday.
Mr.. and Mr.. H. l.. Kerr. who n:'ved
from Deming to ~ Pso two months
ago. returned to the city Friday for o
visit.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

Morris N"rcup. employed by the
Chino Copper Company ut Hurley.
wa~ operated on short time ago at
the company hospital NJ Santa Rita
for appendicitis. Mr.. Norcups moth
or returned FROM Santa Rita Friday.
where she ha- been with her son. and
rcnort- that he l. dong nicely.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

l.. T.. Gillette. of the Overland Ante
company of FL Paso. was lnthe eat.
Monday, assisting the Watkins Trans
fer Company to unload its car OF
Overland automobiles.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

Pine Mill Blocks makes the best
kindline. Call 263 Watkins Fuel
nj Transfer Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

Read the Graphic.
Mr.. aud Mr.. ". \. Foster departed
saturday for u visit in Fl Paso.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

Mr.. Chris Raithel left Deming the
latter part of last week for Des
Moine,. Iowa. 10 be- gone about two
months. She is visiting her brother,
Mr.. Marvin.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

Robert Sipe aud brother. and their
mother. Mrs. Sipe. of Soeorro arrived
in Deming Saturday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29
NOTICE


H. ~. Difris Court ~ the Siah Judicial
piairici # ~ siais % Ncir usrieo. Wnhin
aad for he County el Lsas.
liarr, II. Kelly. administrator
lie honis men of the Estate 81
lamp carwii. Decreased.
Petitioner. ciyi Action
Ella J. carwiir widow and
Floyd Carwiie Edna Car
vile. aud John Carwilc. Tendency OF
minor heirs IT llanip Car suit.
VILE, decreased.
Defendants
10 ne absre aaHed dsisndsHiss
Notice !, h.r-h. given tina, petition has been
flied In the abo,e named Court and in The
aln,r entitled cause by the abovc named pc
'ii.oncr. praying for an order II said Court for
the sale OF certain real estate belonging ia
laid Estate to vii the Southeast Quarter
t>Ei.il 81 section Twenty four (2i) Town
,hip Invent, three (2a) south Range Nine
West New Mexico Principal Meridian Tor the
rarposc of pa ing claims dul, allowed against
aid ESTATE ~, the Probate Court of the County
% Luna. state OF New Mexico. and for pay
mont ii The necessary costs aud cNpcnscs II
Administration.
Notice !, further given that unless you,
the ahovc named defendants shah enter your
appearance IN said cause "n or before the
Torn lay nf Drcsmier. \. ~ 1918 Judgment
viii be-. rendered ~ -sid cause against you
hi default
IN name 90 l'r'iioncr, attorneys j. Naughi
WATSON and their poet office address is
aims Nea MrNitn.
Dated lii, 29nd da, of ociohrr \ u. 1913.
g 4 HUGHES
County clerk and rs
oAi'io District Clerk of
N Distract Court "i the
-i,ih Judicial District NJ
ihr STATE 81 Nrw MeN.ro
within and Tor the Con- "
.t Luna
T. 4 llurhc, u pui>
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

Mrs. T.. Tyler of Clifton. Aril., was
in Dcming Friday IN her way To
visit Albuquerque.
Mr.. VI. \. Jordan left Deming
Wednesday for Groom and Wellington
IN Texas
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-29

oounb clerk aud rs
oni 10 District Clerk oi
N District Court "i the
~i,ih Judicial district II
thr STATE ~ Nrw MsN.ro,
within and Tor the Con- ~
.t Luna
. T. \ llurh.. u pni>
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
FILTER TAKEN
FOR A DAKOTA FRAUD

St. Louis, Mo. July 12.-George H.
Montgomery. shoe filter in a local fac
tory and president of a firm incorpor-
ated in South Dakota at 100000 was
arrested by federal authorities here
today on charge of promoting a
scheme to defraud. Montgomery said
the main office Of the Montgomery
Shoe company of America. his mil
lion dollar corporation" was in his
rooming house here. Montgomery was
indicted during the last session of the
federal grand jury. Government Off
Gals say the total assets of his COM
pany are represented by a valuation of
5000 00 for the trade mark open Eye
Brand Shoe" and 100000 for Mont
gomery's services. The company's lit
erature, according to federal officials
said the capital stock was fully paid
up at $40 a share for 100000 shares.
Montgomery was Jailed in default OF
$500 bond.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
RULER OF TRIBE
DIES SUDDENLY
Woman los Years Old, Member Of
Rowing Band OF Russians, Ex-
pires in Wagon.

with apparently little or no warn
ing Of deaths approach, Pauline
zurke. los years old, and said to be
the direct ancestor of five genera
tions Of wandering Russians, yester-
day passed away IN a covered wagon
on the road betmeen Rapids City and
Hampton. The band Of which she
was q member is said to be copper
smiths and has been in America three
years They travel from place TO place
in three covered wagons, dispostng
of their wares In various places Wis
tied.
Mrs Zurke was the patriarch Of the
tribe and until four months ago had
been In robust health. Children,
grandchildren. great grandchildren
and several great great grandchiI-
dren of hers are said to be members
Of the tribe Four months ago the
aged woman suffered a stroke Of
paralysis.
At about 8 o'clock yesterday after
noon the tribe left Rapids City. hop
ing to make the immediate vicinity Of
Moline before stopping for the night.
The old lady expired before reaching
Hampton. She apparently passed
away with little warning or pain.
Finding no undertaken in Hampton,
the band pushed on to Watertown
with the greatest speed possible and
took the remains to the Allsbrow IN
dertakiug esta blishment.
Coroner R c. J. Meyer conducted
an inquest this morning and verdict
of death from infrmities was returned
by the jury. For some reason of their
own, probably part Of their creed, the
Russians insisted that their ancestor
be buried in some city Of fairly large
size. This morning they visited Riv-
erside cemetery in this city and in
terment will be made there tomorrow.
Funeral services will be conducted
in the Allsbrow parIors tomorrow at
9 a. m Father Karappiris of Moline
VIII oflciate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
WOODMEN TAX CASE
UP AT BLOOMINGTON

A number Of local men have been
summoned to appear tomorrow be
fore the master in chancery at Bloom
ington in the Modern Woodmen tax
case. Among them are James Nc
Namara and Fred Burt OF the head
Office W c. Allen, former member OF
the board OF review; r. c. Clarke, dep
uty county clerk, and Ed Reed.
1t will be remembered an effort was
made here to have the surplus funds
Of the Woodmen taxed by the board
Of review. The board refused to as
sess the funds Later the board of
review at Pontiac, home Of David My
ers, then head banker Of the society.
did tax the money. The Woodmen are
fighting the case A change of venue
was taken to Bloomington, where the
matter is pending before the master
in chancery,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
SPANISH MUzzLE rs
PUBLICLY CRITICIZED

Paris, July IA Havas dispatch
from Madrid fled yesterday says;
Action Of the government in pro-
hibiting the discussion of Spanish
neutrality was severely. criticised at a
public meeting today by several
speakers, who declared the prohibi-
ton was a violation of the constitution.
Pablo Aiglesias. a socialist leader, as
serted violations Of the constitution
were common in Spain and demanded
for each citizen the right to discuss
the question OF neutrality. He attack
ed the passive attitude of the govern
ment regarding the local labor agita-
ton which, he said, might expand into
a revolutionary movement.
Rodrigo Soriano, another radical.
criticised Vasquez MeIIa Candida, the
Carlist leader, whom he charged with
having spoken i'll of Great Britain in a
public speech"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12

READY FOR event
Big Glass Adoption wiz BE Held ut
Eagles Hail Moline 800
Applications,

The committee in charge Of the big
class adoption of the Royal Neigh
bors OF America at Eagles hall in Mo
line tonight. has made a great effort
to have everythiu,, in readiness to
accommodate the large crowd that is
expected. The two camps of Moline,
the Silvis, East Moline, WATERFOWL,
Milan, South Rock Island and FIVE
camps Of Rock Island vii initiate
their candidates with this class and
there have been over 300 applications
secured All the supreme oidcers are
expected 10 be present and a staff Of 40
people Will take part IL the initiatory
work. A short program viii be given
preceding the initiation when Mayor
Martin Carlson of Moline viii make
the address of welcome and the re-
Spouse viii be made by Mrs. Myra
Enright of Kansas City, the supreme
oracle
This afternoon q scaool Of instruc-
ton is being conducted by the deputies
and the supreme officers and will oc-
cupy the entire afternoon till the time
for the evening session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
PERSONAL POINTS

Miss Harriet kruse Of Ottawa, III,
has arrived from a visit with her uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Harris.
MIS- O, /. Bruner and Miss Mabel
Bruner returned Saturday night from
a visit in Minnesota and North Daokta.
Miss Florence Jansen. 25l8 Eighth
avenue, left this morning for an eX-
tended visit with relatives in Mime
apolis, Mimi
". B. siemon, 602 Thirteenth ave
nue., has gone 10 Jittsburg. Kan, to
visit his sister whom he has not seen
for S. years.
Deputy County Clerk and Mrs. C. n.
Isaacson are the parents of a fine baby
girl born Saturday afternoon at st.
Anthony's hospital
Dr. and Mrs. +. ". Reed will leave
tomorrow morning for q months visit
in Belvidere, Ill, and La Crosse, Wis.
They viii return Aug. 6.
Mrs. Minnie Inglis and daughter
Fannie, Sal Twenty-s street, left
at noon today for a visit at Denver
and Colorado Springs and other west
ern points.
Mr. and Mrs John T Marion, 1411
Fourth avenue, departed yesterday for
California, where Mr.. Marion will at
tend a convention Of electrical men at
San Francisco.
Mrs. C. A. Hoskinson. 1912 Twelfth
street. Miss Nell Cardiff. 314 Eleventh
street, with Mr.. and Mrs Henry Quinn
of Galva, ILL.,. departed this afternoon
for Quincy on board the steamer Helen
Blair
B. O. Barker and wife of Fort Wayne,
Ind, passed through this city this
morning in their touring car. en- route
to the coast. They left home last We'd
nesday and are travelling Ieisurely, Wis
iting the principal points Of interest
along the way. From here they will
take the Lincoln highway to Omaha.
They are not running according to a
schedule and therefore have no time
set for their arrival at the coast. The
return trip viii be made in their ma
chine They expect to be gone at
least three months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
CHICAGO MOURNS
FOR ARCHBISHOP
Bells Of All Catholic Churches to Toll
for Ten Minutes on Arrival OF
Quigley's Body.

Chicago, Ill, July BELLS on
every Catholic institution in Chicago
will toll for ten minutes tomorrow
morning when the body Of Archbishop
James Edward Quigley, who died in
Rochester. y. y, on Saturday. arrives
for burial
Plans for a large demonstration were
completed today. Flags Of all business
houses, factories and other buildings,
viii be at half mast during the day
The body viii be escorted by a huge
procession to the cathedral Of the Holy
Name, where it viii lie in state until
the hour for funeral services on Thurs
day morning.
party Of 10 officials of the Chicago
archdiocese and 63 priests will escort
the body from Rochester after the
services there today.
Rochester, n Y. July 12-Funeral
services for the Most Rev. James Ed
ward Quigley, Catholic archbishop of
Chicago, who died in this city Satur-
day, were held in St Patrick's cath
edral, where a pontifcal mass of re-
QUEEN was celebrated by Bishop
Thomas F Hickey of Rochester.
Long before the services opened the
street in front of the cathedral was
crowded. The body OF. the archbishop,
clad in full episcopal vestments, rest
ed on a catafalque in the chancel. The
casket was draped in black and at the
conclusion of the mass the pail was
removed so that those who wished
might view the body.
A delegation Of 100 priests and a
number Of Iaymen from Chicago at
tended, as well as priests from Buff
faIo, eastern dioceses and from Can
ada, members of sisterhoods and del.
egations from various Catholic So
cieties.
Bishop Hickey was assisted by Very
Rev NJ. J. Fitzsimmons. administrator
OF the Chicago archdiocese. arch
priest; Rev. John E. Masseth and Rev.
Raymond c. QuigIey, deacon and sub
deacon, respectively; Very Rev A j..
Thiele Of Chicago, one of the late
prelate's three generals, and
Rev. J J. Jennings of Chicago, hon
orary deacons; Rev. Daniel Quigley of
Seneca Falls. thurifer, Very Rev. An
drew B. Meehan OF St. Demands sem
mary and Very Rev. Edward F. Ho-
ban, chancellor of the Chicago arch
diocese. masters of ceremonies; AGO
lytes Rev. Innocent Kestl and Rev.
Frank karabasz OF Chicago.
Absolution was read over the body
by four visiting bishops and Bishop
Hickey
The body was to be taken to Chi |
cago this afternoon on a special train
OF 10 cars and accompanied by Bishop
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
K OF P ENJOYING
RIVER EXCURSION
Members of Lodges of the County Hay.
ing an Outing on the Steamer
". ".

The Rock Island county knights Of
Pythias are enjoying an excursion and
outing this afternoon and evening on
the steamer ". ". and barge The
boat left Moline at ? O'Clock this after
noon. Davenport at and Rock Island
at 3:15. This evening another trip on
the river will be made. the steamer
leaving Moline at Z, Davenport at s. and
Rock Island at Sis. Supper is being
served on board this evening and dane
ing Will afford the chief amusement
Installation Of officers of all Of the
lodges in the county viii take place
officers Of ST. Paul lodge OF this city
are as follows:
Chancellor Commander - Thomas
Journy
Vice hanCelor-William Lamont
Prelate-Fred Larson
Master of Work.. Anderson.
Master at Arms-Sam Ryerson.
Inside Guard Frank BodaIl.
Outside Guard-John Str0nohle.
Representative for two years-Wi1-
liam Lamont
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
STOPS RUNAWAY
TEAM At TOWER
Harry Reel, Employe Of Parh, Real
Hero, Saving Crowd Waiting for
Car From Injury.

Harry Reel, advance man for the
Watch Tower park company, displayed
much presence Of mind when he
stopped a runaway team at the Watch
Tower yesterday afternoon at & O'Clock,
just as the frightened beasts were
about to plunge into q crowd, COM
posed mostly Of women and children,
waiting 10 board a street car at the
entrance.
The team attached to a buggy was
standing in the lane just north Of the
band shell, when It became fright
ened in some unaccountable manner,
running north out Of the park. When
the street car tracks were reached the
horses turned at a mad pace and
started running east directly into the
crowd. Mr.. Reel, who was standing
nearby, ran out and grabbed the bit
Of one Of the frenzied beasts. Although
he was dragged short distance he
succeeded in stopping the team. No
one was injured and no damage re-
suited.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12

Mrs. Hannah Kelly. widow OF the
late Dennis w Kelly, whose death 0c-
Cured last January, passed away at
the home, 2414 Eighth-and-a~h ave
nue., at O'Clock this morning, death
resulting from a complication Of dis
eases caused by the iuflrmities Of age.
RS. Kelly was born in County Gerry,
ireland, and was brought 10 America
as a child by her family in 1S4S. She
was united in marriage to Dennis Kelly
in Holyoke, Mass. in July, 1850, seven
children being born TO the union. The
family moved to Rock Island in 1865.
Deceased is survived by one daugh-
ter, Cora, and two sons. Daniel C. and
John J., all at home. Funeral services
will be held Wednesday morning at
9 o'clock at Sacred heart church. Faith
er c. P. O'NeilI will conduct the sery-
ices and burial will be In Calvary.