The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-10

church Ia the midst e.
800 last night, Charles
N lS-year-old son Of Mr.
william Sackville, 1906
EgfA street, drank chlUro-
as1nrned to the services and
harvard fell unconscious
~ Of Rev. e. r. BerEren,
Ne church. The youth
I'D to the Lutheran hos
75flne, where he died = few
fore midnight.
s1eedy occurred in the CAL
kksran church, Highland
Moline. After drinking
sSiaca he remained through
As71rch services and did not
aaected until the beginning
Il. eefing of the mems club,
followed.
edoncy over Ill health is
ssl 81 his family and his
Sis 10 have prompted the act.
5erdict given by the jury at
naest conducted by Coroner
~ \ Maberry this morning at
n o'clock in the Wheelan fun
n heme was that he came to his
- by drinking chloroform,
~ caused narcosis poisoning,
= suicidal intent, while despond-
Left Home Early.
narles left the family residence
fkfday morning to see about
= tickets which were to be
lufed for an ice cream social
ith was to be held at the church.
fhmily saw him no more until
4 received the word of his con-
bn and rushed to the hospital.
NJ Esther Anderson, 2028 Thir-
afh street, Moline, a member OF
ehurch, said that Charles had
phoned her in the afternoon
~ 4:3O o'clock and wanted her
Is to supper with him. She de-
"a the invitation and said that
would see him at the church
hm she arrived he was standing
tpnt of the church talking witt
= Cordie Pierce, who resides il
Highland addition, Moline.
efvices began at s o'clock ant
tfe midst of the services people
H. congregation noticed that h
The church. He was heard a
Pump outside. This was Otter
custom during the services a.
tpeemed to be nervous and woul,
lss the church.
Returns After Drink.
He returned and took his sea
lin. Miss Anderson said that h
n to say something to. her Blu
could not understand hin
N the services the men of tn
Rch were called to the front t
md a meeting of the mems SO
..-
esople at the church say that h
II to Miss Pierce and sal
edbye" to her. When, he reache
mont of the church he fell t
y 1oor UNCONSCIOUS. He was re
kea with cold water and talke,
several people. When he wa
liked 4 he had taken anything. h
: lid that he had taken chloroforn
ID told Rev. MIR. Bergren that h
III sorry for his act before h
away unconscious again. H
\ told them to take him to
oital.
) was removed to the hospita
)ediately by DR.. D. B. Freeman
\ loline. He was given oxygen blu
Morris to save his life failed.A
q o. Walker, who resides o.
Stul route No. l. near the High
addition, and Rev. Mr.. Berg
said What the youth was de
tdent at many different times
Ne who knew him we'll SCENE
burprised by his act, although
BAD never threatened to tax
3wn life.
III Active Church Worker. q
1arles Henry Sackyille wa
in Rock Island. Nov. 2, 100:
Intended the Rock Island hig
cl and Augustana college. H
an active member of the. Cal
Z Lutheran church and was wei
Pm by the younger members i
congregation.
is survived by his parent:
4and Mrs. William Sackville;
eher, William Sackville, Jr., an
u sisters, Mrs. Mary Shea an
IA Josephine Hoist, all of Roc
I'd. Mrs. Hoist is the widow G
Hoist, who was accidental
Qrocuted at the Artificial Ic
~ July 16
N neral services will be held a
FLOCK tomorrow afternoon. Re-
Bergren will be in charg,
will be in Chippiannoc
4tery.
le funeral services will be hel
e family home, 1905 Fort,
Hn street, at o'clock tomorro'
noon, and will be private.
t&X IA mr.