Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-08

wick return his wife. Carrie, a COM
Dlicated state Of affairs ensued which
terminated yesterday in the arrest Of
Mrs. Kessler-Keniviek-CrulI on a
charge of bigamy Information was
filed yesterday afternoon in the court
Of Justice OF the Peace W. r. Maines
by Assistant County Attorney John P
Weir. The police at Canton were no
titled TO take the woman into custody
The arrest of the woman followed an
investigation conducted by Crull who
plays the part Of Husband No. 2.
Crull and the woman were married in
Davenport about seven months ago.
Last August she deserted him and re-
turned to her first love, Winnie Keni-
wick, to whom she was married three
years ago at Lewistown, ILL., Crull
followed the woman to Canton where
be found her living with Kenivick, ac-
cording to the story he told Scott
county officials. Husband No. 2 con-
fronted Husband No J. and demanded
the return Of his wife. The two men
/ compared notes and decided both had
been duped CruI returned TO Daven-
E
former wife. Keniyick is said to have
deserted the woman after learning
that she was married to Crull.
.
| Cops viii Practiee-Two Colts po-
! lice revolyers and 1,000 rounds
/ Of ammunition have been pur-
chased by the city and were delivered
! to Chief of Police Charles Schlueter
! yesterday for the use of the police
department on the target range in the
old armory building. Fifth and Main
/ streets.
Investigate Case Again.-Artemus
+ Seekers connection with the North
4 Harrison Trust & Savings bank as
+ cashier will be made the subject Of q
4 second investigation by the Noyem.
Der grand jury The September grand
Jury returned an indictment against
+ the former cashier charging embezzle-
ment OF approximately $4,000 The
/ November grand jury, sworn in late
yesterday afternoon, will take up tbs
probe at a point where the formed
grand jury left Off, County Attorne,
Henry H. Jebens said. An additions
Indictment may be reported by the
body Seeber will go on trial thi.
term on the ,embezzlement charge re
ported by the September inyestigat
ing body.
Marriage Licenses. James a Francs
Lone Tree, and Ella T. Wriedt, Dav
export: Clarence o, Schauland, Mus
eatine, and Pearl Baker, Muscatine
/ AIonzo Fox, Ottawa, and Ellen L. La
Rotte, Marsailes; Manuel Morris. Day
export, and Ivy Payne, Davenport.
Obituary Record. Mrs. Jpsephin
Kelly. wife of William T. Kelly, pres
ident of the John F.. Kelly company
wholesale grocers, died yesterda
.. morning at 1880 o'clock at her home
No. 3 Arlington court Deceased wa
a native Of Scout county. She wa
born in Davenport July is, 1861. an
, was So years of age at the time O
/ the final summons, She had lived he
! entire life here
Mrs. Catharina NUNS one OF Scot
! A1QdNS cA1EoA cSAtiS4 D AJGSSsu a " Il
! al the home Of her son, JULIUS Muh.
two miles west and one-half mil
! lsouth Of Eldridge, Iowa, Tuesday neo1
, after a lingering Illness. Decease
was born in Schoenberg- Probstei. Gel
many, March ), 1882, and came I
r Scott county in her early teens.
: few years later. in 1852, she was uni
ed in marriage to Jochim Muhs. tn
couple settling On farm near E
: bridge, where they made their HON
till her husband passed away in 1870
Since then she had been making ht
a home with her children
+ o.
: 10 Discontinue Line. In order
assist the Tri-City Railway compar
: to provide cars for employees Of Il
f Rock Island arsenal, the city counc
: yesterday granted ths request of
9 G. Huntoon, general manager Of Il
Tri-City Railway company, 10 disco
0 tinue service on the middle road nh
J. line altogether and TO abandon Sc
Y vice on the Fourth street line duril
g the hours the men are carried to an
S from the arsenal At the meeting
2. the council Mr.. Huntoon appeared b
/ fore the body and read a letter fro
IS Colonel Burr stating that many M,
It were forced to walk TO and from Il
arsenal due TO the fact that they eou