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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-13
INDICTMENTS DISMISSED

Election Charges Against Chief Deyery
Removed.
New York, Nov. 1S.-Recorder
Goff in the criminal court today
granted a motion of Dsputy States
Attorney-General Hedges to dismiss
the indictments against Chief of Po-
lice Devery, charging him with viola
tion of the election law
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-13

According TO Indian Commissioner
Jones the red man is as numerous to-
tiuv as he was in 1892.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-13

elections and their results, expressed
the hope that every member OF his
cabinet would remain in his official
family during the next four years.
All Share HoIors.
He regarded the result of the cleo
tion as an Endorsement not only of
his own ideas and policies, but also of
the administration of every depart
ment of the government.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-13
Senator Davis Condition.

ST. Paul, Nov. Is. Senator Davis
condition is unchanged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-13
NegIectcd Tor Other Women.

For some time. the woman de-
clares, she had been neglected by her
husband. who was drinking heavily
and paying attention to other women.
When he entered his home late last
night. his wife declares, he was in
tOxicated, and she upbraided him for
his acts. A quarrel and the shooting
followed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-13
zone More Unfortunate"

Chicago. Nov. Is. - Mrs. Emma
Kibele, who lived in luxurious quar-
ters at the northwest corner of Thirty
ninth street and Prairie avenue, was
found dead in 4 room at the Isadore
hotel, 1880 State street Sunday morn
ing. Harry Barnett, who was last
seen with the woman, is being held at
the Stanton avenue police station. Mrs.
Kibete came here from Springfield
several years ago. She was a daugh-
ter of former Alderman Alexander
Walker. of the state capital. She was
a strikinGly handsome woman and fig
ured in a sensational divorce case
there. She went TO the hotel with Bar
nett Saturday night and they Occu-
pied a room together. The doctors say
it was a case of heart disease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-27

YOU Eass water often during the day
and ntliges you to get up many times
during the night. Unhealthy kidneys
cause rheumatism, gravel. cathrrh of
the bladder, pain or dull ache in the
back. joints and muscles; makes your
head ache and back ache, causes indi-
gestion, stomach and liver trouble; you
get snllow, yellow complexion, makes
you feel MS though you had heart
trouble; you may have plenty .or am
bltion. but no strength: get weak and
waste away. IS vi
The cure for these troubles is DR..
Kilmers Swamp-Roo the word-fa-l
nous kidney remedy.
In taking Swamp-Root you afford
natural help to Nature. for Swamp
Root is the most perfect healer and
| gentle aid to the kidneys that is known
to medical science.
II your water, when allowed to re-
, main undlsturbed In glass or bottle
for twenty-four hours. forms q sedi-
ment or settling, or has a cloudy or
milky appearance; II there is brick.
dust settling, or If small particles float
about in 1t. your kidneys and bladder
are in need of immediate attention.
The great Kidney Remedy, Swamp
Root. Is pleasant to take, Is used In
the leading hospitals, recommended by
|, physicians In their private practice,
and Is taken by doctors themselves who
have kidney ailments. because they
recognize in 1t the greatest and most
successful remedy for kidney, liver and
bladder troubles.
Swamp-Root has been tested In so
many ways. and has proved so sue
cessful in every case, that q special ar
rangement has been made by which all
readers of the Wheeling Inteligcneer
who have not already tried 1t may have
sample bottle sent absolutely free by
mall. Also I book telling more about
Swamp-Poot and containing some Of
the thousands upon thousands of tes-
timonial letters received from men and
women who owe their good health, In
fact their very lives, to the wonderful
curative properties Of Swamp-Root Be
sure and mention the Wheeling Daily
Tntell!sencer when sending your adj
dress to Or. kilmer & Co., BIngham-
ton, n. Y.
II you are already convinced that
Swamp Root Ia what you need. You can
purchase the regular fifly-cent and one
dollar size bottles at the drug stores
! evarywhere. tsaa ,tif.2,l
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tSf The supper to be Given at the opera
house this evening by ST. &nthony's
church, Will be one OF the events Of the
week. ~ Everything has been done to
make 1t ENJOYABLE in every respect.
The hard wind storm OF Sunday even
Ing broke out two large lights Of glass
IN the third floor Of the opera block.
Thanksgiving services Will be. held at
st: fAnthony'st church, Thursday morn
ing. commencing at 8 o'clock.
Z Frank Berry returned to his home ut
Statstsville yesterday, inter . few days
yisitiwith relatives in this city. 2
David Lynn and William Teasdale,
Of Barton. were calling on friends In the
city yesterday. 3 =, &.
The Morning Star Fishing Club will
give a dance at the opera house to-mor-
row evening. q,
Fred. Dougherty is slowly Improving
from q months illness with typhoid
fever. K. & !. ( 3. /, s. n 9,.55i Z ssl
b Chester FranEell has returned from
nm extended trip through the east.
Judge, CASTOR was down from st.
elairsville on business yesterday. X
Deputy Sheriff Majors was in the city
yesterday, on business.
! Fred. Amrlnr was in St. clairsvllle on
business Yesterday.
z T. q. Lewis went to Irwin, Pa, yes
terday on business. Il.
Harry Sells went to Cambridge yes
terday, on business
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SPICY MEET1NG
OF the Council Committee on Mar
kets, in Which the Lie is Passed.

" zig SouliCil OoInLnltteo on MAR
kets, in Which the Lie is Passed.
The council committee on markets
held q rather spicy meeting at the
rooms of the city clerk last evening. w.
L. Tanney.was present and made n
number of allegations. anent Walter
Worls. which the latter denied in Wig
orous language.
Bills amounting to si4 Sc were order
cd paid. A resolution asking for $500
for repairs on the roofs of both the
market houses. was passed. The con-
tract for painting the letters on the
stalls at the lower market was given 10
w. l.. Tanncy.
The matter OF alleged bribery in the
matter OF the committee passing the
ordinance permitting w. L. Tanney = to
paint signs on the Second ward mar
ket then came up. Mr.. !Tanney ayerred
that Clerk Worls had come to him, ask
ing Tor 20 for each member OF the COM
mittee for passing the ordinance. He
alleged that the members .of the COM
mittce sent Worls with this request.
and they probed Mr.. tTaniiey in order to
lind why he made such ny statement.
Mr.. WORKS stated that he would make
affidavit at any time that Mr.. Tanneys
statements were false. There was n
lively cross.fire between Mr.. Tanncy
md Mr.. Worls. after which the COM
mittee adjourned. Tho latter.stnted af-
ter the meeting that he would make
Mr.. Tanney prove the statements he
made before the committee. rE,-
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Moundsyille Briefs.

r. ]. McFadden has secured con-
Tracts at Falrmont and Clarksburg that
Will employ ten teams. which will be
sent there as soon MS quarters can be
prepared for them. INK,
Squire a. B. Steele, OF Childs, and
Elisha Morgan, OF Portcr's Falls, re-
turned home yesterday. after q visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. TT. Steele. OF Tom
ilrson avenue. -
s. W. Mathews Is visiting reln tivcs In
Central City. He Will go from there to
Washington. ID. C.,to resume his du-
tlCH IA postmaster Of the senate.
There will he n special meeting OF the
county court on the 18th Inst, TO quail
lfy the county and district officers. elect
aud approve their bonds. 5a q
Z Herschcl Vundync was before His
Honor yesterday morning, charged with
being drunk. He was fined 81 and
costs.
G. r. Gray. president OF the county
court. left this morning for Palo Alto.
California. with his family.
Squire A. D., Pierce viii open an Of
licc In the Purdy building, on Twelfth
street, this week.
General Manager H. a. Holmes. Of
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; Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mrs. William A. Miller yesterday re-
ceiyed telegram. stating that her
husband. who went to New Martlnsville
few days ago, to take charge of the
new opera house in that city. had fallen
from a scaffold and was seriously in
5ured. Mrs. Miller left Immediately
for. New MartinsvllIe..
Deputy Grand Counselor, Mrs, Carrie
Miller. of Zanesville. VIII hold n meet
Ing this AFTERNOON in the Odd Fellows
hall. and will endeavor to institute n
lodge Of the Lady Maccabees In this
city. ~
a sunrise prayer meeting will be held
at the First Methodist Episcopal church
Thanksgiving morning at o'clock.
RI Howard Smith returned yesterday
from Cadiz. where he spent Sunday
with his sister. Mrs. A. P. Sheriff.
4iiRalph Heaton and Bert Krim left
yesterday for Hendrysburg, TO spend q
couple of days hunting.
The Belmont brick and tile works
was. off yesterday. on account Of the
bad weather. ~ ..4i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Flnney. OF CALI
polls, are the guests OF friends in this
city. .:sf q, 4, .5j,.l4 Il.
E. X. Hoge leaves Thursday for o
business trip to Cleveland. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-27
BETHANY LINES UP
On the Island Gridiron for Prelimi-
nary Prhctice-Thursday's Game is
Being Awaited With Great In

IN Ule 1SlUnd Grldlron LOT prellml-
nary Phctice-Thursday's Game is
Being Awaited With Great In
terest.
Yesterday afternoon In spite OF the
sloppy condition Of the ground and the
drlzzllng rain. the Bethany football
!. team, with the exception OF few. boys
who have not come down yet, lined up
on the Island gridiron. Several new
formations and trick plays were tried
and worked very well. considering how
dldlcult'it was to get u quick start in
the mud and water. =
w. Edwards was ont for the first time
with his broken finger unbound and
took his regular position at full-back
for short practice. He Will be in OK
cellcnt trim for the big Thanksgiving
Day contest with the East End aggre-
cation. OF Pittsburgh. The rest OF the
Bethany boys will be down this morn
Ing. and VIII line up on the island this
afternoon. - 49,
Any OF the local teams that want
some good practice can get 1t by lining
up, with the varsity" every. afternoon
this Week. lst NJ
Word comes from Pittsburgh that the
East End Team Is getting In good
shape for the contest at Wheeling,
Thanksgiving afternoon, and that ali
the men are in first class condition.
All that Is needed to insure one of the
largest crowds ever seen In Wheeling ut
an athletic game. is fine weather. But
rain or shine one of the hardest games
eyer fought In Wheeling will be on the
boards. Es@r 7sf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-27

II kidney trouble Is permitted to con-
tlnue. much suffering with fa!Gt 1rsniks
are sa,r 10 jJioU. Kidney trouble irri-
tutes the nerves. makes You dizzy,
restless. sleepless and Irritable. Makes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-27
Wellsbure Briefs,

Temperance Sunday" was very gen.
orally observed here. In the afternoon
largely attended meeting was held in
barths opera house, at which Rev. c.
H. Mcdonald delivered an7address upon
the subject OF temperance In general,
and the licensed saloon In particular. In
inc evening several Of the ministers de-
hVeFed temperance sermons.
SUI slight changes are made in rail-
i n0ad tine here by the new schedule.
nv frst train from Pittsburgh Ia thlr-
.een minutes earlier and the o'clock
ram from Wheeling In the evening Is
nine minutes Inter.
me second OF the Epworth leagues
,yceum course will be given at the
AietnOdist Episcopal church on Monday
evening, December 3. Rev. N. w.
STROUD, Of Macedonia, o., lecturIng on
a summer in: Europe" :
Union Thanksgiving services will be
neiG In the Methodist Episcopal church
W lhursday at 1890 n, m. Rev. J. Il.
I9sr VIII preach the sermon and there
", WI! be u thank offering for the poor OF
me Welsburg high school football
yam VIII play the Wheeling high school
,, ut Georges park on Thanksgiving
Inc Charles Mortimer company
.pshed a weeks engagement at Darth's
opera house last night.
a. social viii be given at the Prcsby-
"IIah church Thursday evening.
NeTrit Smith, OF Cumberland, Md,
'uhdayed with friends here.
Mr. Henry stenglc Is confined to his
nome by Illness.
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out Boggs' run, Wednesday afternoon.
at o'clock. Interlnent at Mt. Calvary.
i John Devan and Miss Annie Mar
laugh. of this city, will be united in the
holy bonds Of wedlock at St. Johns
Catholic church. December IS.
Rip Burwlnkle, OF this place. will go
on in n preliminary fight at the Metro
polltan club. ut Fulton, Thursday
night. -
A. L. Barker, Ernest Brosmyer and
George Garrison left yesterday for
Greene county, Pa, on hunting tour.
The rains caused cave-in In the
air shaft of the mine OF the Wheeling
Steel & Iron Company. yesterday.
h AN important meeting OF the Ep-
worth League will be held at the
Methodist church this evening q
Emory Butts had two fingers OF his
right hand mashed while ut work ut the
coke ovens Sunday morning. *
The Young Mems Club gave a highly
enjoyable dance at Holderman's hall, in
North Benwood. last night.
The young daughter of James MILL
OF Marshall street, is improving, after
n siege Of typhoid fever.
Albert Kcarns and Edward Noel will
spend the day hunting in the neigh
boring woods.
Peter Joyce. the Main street tailor, Is
suffering from very severe attack of
rheumatism. IA
VIII Pelley, of Mlngo, has returned
home. after brief stay with relatives
here.
The local Slavonlan society will dance
at Blue Ribbon hall Thursday evening.
Miss Minnie Bell. OF Water street, Is
suffering with u 'sprained ankle.
Allie Chapman is hunting In the
eastern part OF Pennsylvania. b
Mrs. Harry Schwartz, OF Pittsburgh,
will visit friends here to-day.
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w ANTED-A MACE AS cIEP OR
wv second cook: o,1n give good refer
enct. Address CHEZ, carel lntbllisenccr
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MAILS .uELp WANTEp ! )

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JAMESrA. HENRY.
Real Estate Agents. Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent No. 1m3
Main street.
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To Prove Whist Swamp-Root the Great Kidney Remedy,
Will Do for YOU, Every Reader of the Inteieencer
May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail. as
The kIdneys fllter ana purify NJ

. . y h. d . I
The kidneys filter and purify the
blood--thnt is their work.
So when your kidneys are weak or
out Of order you can understand how
quickly your entire body is affected
and how every organ seems to fail to
do Its duty. Si 81. p +
If you are sick or feel badly" begin
taking the great kidney remedy. DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, because as soon
us your kidneys are we'll they will help
all the other organs to health. a trial
will convince anyone. ..4,5i
B Women suffer as much from kidney
and bladder troubles MS men do, which
fact Is often lost sight Of Many times
when the doctors services arc sought
he quickly comes to the conclusion that
here Is another case Of female weakness
or womb trouble Of some sort.
Many of the so-called female COM
plants are nothing else but kidney
trouble, or the II suit of kidney or blad-
der disease. i;-S
: Among the many famous investigated
publish to-dayfor tho benefit OF our
readers speaks in. the highest terms OF
the wonderful curative properties of this
great kidney remedy.
Mrs. ii. n. Wheeler. or III ltiSh ROCK
ST., Lynn. Mass. writes: About is
months ago had n very severe spell Of
sickness. ! was extremely sick for three
weeks. and when l finally was able to
leave my bed was left with excruci-
ating pains In my back. My water ut
z. times looked very like coffee. ooyid
pass but little at II time. and then only
X after suffering great pain. My physical
condition was such tina. L had no
strength and was all run down. Tho
doctors snid my Kidneys were mot at
fected. hut | felt certain TINT they were
~ the cause Of my trouble. My sister.
Mrs. c. L. Littleield. OF Lynn. advised
me 10 give DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root n
trial. l procured bottle and Inside OF
q three days commenced to get relief I
followed up that bottle with another.
and at the completion of this, one found
] was completely cured. My strength
returned, and to-day nm as well as
ever. My business Is that of canvasser,
am on my feet II great deal OF the time,
and have to Use much energy In getting
around. My cure Is, therefore. all tho
more remarkable. and Is exceedingly
gratifying TO me-" stEf-.f
MRS. II. n. WHEELER.
II kidney trouble is permitted to con-
tInue. much suffering with fg!Gt 1rsnits
are sa,r 10 jJioU. Kidney trouble irri-
tates the nerves. makes you dizzy,
restless. sleepless and irritable. Makes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-27
UNpATPIOTIC SERMON
Delivered at the Martins Ferry M,
E. Church by Rev. Wilson-At-
tacks the Administration. <

tacks the Administration. ~
The members Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, Of Martins Ferry,
and others that had congregated at
tho, place OF worship last Sunday were
yesterday freely expressing their indIg-
nation over the sermons delivered by
the pastor, Rev. Wilson. both morning
and evening Both sermons were on
temperance and several members OF the
audience were loud in their denuncIa-
,tlon against the unfair and intemper-
ate assertions In the sermons. He not
only vigorously attacked tho president
In an unfair manner, but also the ad-
ninstratlon as a whole and even went
so far as to attack members OF the
.{shurch. until they became thoroughly
dlsgusted and left before the sermon
was finished. He stated among other
things that he was sorry that In the
providence OF God the Philippines were
dropped Into our hands, which had The
appearance Of an Impeachment OF the
VI pOd hlS EQHSSr-
tion that Dewey had sunk a lot OF rot.
ten Spanish ships In Manila bay and
then came home to glorify over ii, and
that he could have wished Dewey had
been somewhere else, was2certnInly in
bad taste and unpatriotic. He also
stated that II he had a son he would
rather see him dead and In his coffin
than TO enlist In the United States
army. S}5f s;s x, < 2 a
A demonstration that his assertions
were unfair is manifested by the fol-
lowing: He stated that every other
house in Manila was a saloon. That
city has population OF 100000. and
reckoning Ave to, q family, there would
be $1,000 homes and every other. one n
saloon would show the city to have
10000 bar rooms. which is not the case,
as his auditors knew. His sermons
were unfair and unpatrIotlct and re.
ceivcd the condemnation OF almost the
entire audience. AZ.
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Judge Frazier. who retires from the
circuit bench. will be banuuetted at
steubenville Friday night, by the bar
and friends OF his successor. Judge
John NJ. Cook. 4#
Judge J. w. Hollingsworth and Prof.
W. r. Butcher will conduct the Thanks :
giving union services at st. Clairsville
Thursday. d. 2 81
= Rosser & Castoe have secured con-
tract to lay a water main In Washing
ton City that is regarded as choice
contract.
The city council will hold Its regular
meeting tonight.
The school board held short session
last night. 2
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WANTED.

|EI1Ti,NTED-DRUG CLERK. ADDRESS
.aAf HARRISON, care inicil!genceri Of
flee. - 49, ' sl7s fETss ~ fnps
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Thanksgiving Entertainment.

I. The Epworth League of the First NJ.
E. church, Of Martins Ferry, have ar
ranged an entertainment to be given at
the church on Thursday evening. The
following Is the ecellent programme
prepared:
Song. Prayer. Scripture Reading.
!"Ye Olden Times. miss Sue Dittmar.
Solo Mrs. Carrie Jones
Duet 49,. Mrs. Robert EnshowI and
-. Mrs. Cole
Reading ............ Miss Lena KoeRier
Selection Male Quartette
Thanksgiving OF To-day.
..................Mr Mrs. Ida Haughton
Duet -. .MIdEie Taylor and Mr.. Palmer
Thanksgiving .....-. Miss Carrie Bevon
Organ solo. Miss Jennie Lytle
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The two chaps. Deyine and Stevens
indicted at st. Clairsyllle for the rhur-
der OF Clarence Warrlck at somertou,
pleaded not guilty when arrafgned IN
court. Claiming inability to secure
counsel the court appointed Albert
Lawrence. and H T. Shepherd for De-,
vine. and A. H. Mitchell and Mayor, y.
r. Petty for Stevens. James De Long.
of Be,laire. indicted for cutting with
intent to kill, pleaded not guilty, and J.
Cal. Gray. OF Martins Ferry, Will de-
fend him, as .4 Il. i 10, GEs 4 vi
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An Unfortunate Case.

Sunday afternoon q young girl named
Johnson. whose home Is near Rosby's
kock. was found In water closet near
the Prison at Moundsvllle, where she
mad given premature birth to still
born child. She was or her way home
.'on this city when she was taken sick,
Physicians were called and they had
tst removed Il. the hospital at Glen
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-27
RAILROAD MAN INJURED
In a Street Car Accident Over tn
River Monday Morning.

a. Ny D. d. q .
j. w. CARRIER agent OF the Cleveland,
Lorain g. Wheeling Railroad Company,
at Martins Ferry. while on; his way to
the office from his, home In Bellairc
Yesterday morning. had a serious mis-
hap on a street car. The power went
of and after the car had stood quite n
while. and no definite information could
be had rs to when they would move on,
the passengers concluded to walk. Sew
eTal OF them got up to go. Mr.. CARRIER
among them, when suddenly the power
cane on. and. the car started with n
JERK. There was much. josti1g for m
instant, but Mr.. CARRIER was thrown
against the side of the car, his right
arm going through 4 window and his
hand and wrist were badly cut. He
returned to his home in Bellaire, where
his injuries, were. dressed, but lie will
rot be using his hand for some time.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2S-Thc Fasig-
Upton annual auction sale OF horses
began In Madison SQUARE Garden to-
day The frat forty-two horses In the
order of sale, according to tho cata-
logue on trottcrs, were from tho Bitter
Root farm of'the late Marcus DAILY, at
Hamilton. Montana. Among the sales
was Lady ThIsbe, blk. m, q. by Milrol-
Lady Wilton. a. NJ. Hamilton. Wheel
ing, W. Va, Si.1SO.
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Z. The large tank at the National Gloss
Company's plant, located at Martins
Ferry, filled with molten glass, burst at
an early hour yesterday morning, and
spread rapidly over the building. Had
1t not been for the presence OF a num-
Der of employees the building would GER
talnly have been fired and the results
might have proved very disastrous.
The loss as 1t is, will probably amount