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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20
MOLINE MENTION

Mrs. {. Il. Skinner won the silver
cup yesterday in the ladies' bowling
contest. making IA. Her average
score i'm four games was l13 Is. This
is the best record vet made by lady
in Moline, both as To highest score
and average score. The scores made
by the ladies are getting larger,
those who play regularly Wednesday
mornings nearly always bowling
more than 100.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20

to the affair. Neither of the men
would prosecute.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20
HOW Are Your Kidney.

DR. Hobbs' sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills Sam
Die free. Add. Sterling Kennedy Co., Chicago n. 7.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20
Consultation Free
j. ALVIN HORNE, NJ. d.
And Associate Physicians.


20 m. Sundays M
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20

Norma X. Johnson, the 5-year-old
daughter of Mrs. Mary {. Johnson ut
AS Thirteenth street. died yesterday
morning from typhoid fever. She
leaves besides her mother. one broth
er and one sister. The interment will
take place At Ophicm Friday after
noon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20
VaricOcele.

| cure Varicocele without cutting.
thus avoiding the horrors OF surgery.
My original and perfected treat
ment for Naricocele cures by restor-
ing to life the diseased and weaken
ed veins. not by destroying them with
the knife or other destructive meth
DDS. Those who are suffering with
Naricocele, Structure. Rupture, etc.
do not want to be MANNED or their
parts mutilated by surgery. My
treatment cures these troubles with
out surgery, thus preserving the life
of important organs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20

y. W. Lundy. switchman in Haw-
thorn yards, was seriously injured
internally this morning. being squeez-
ed between the engine tender and Il
ear which ne was attempting 10
couple while standing on the foot
board OF the tender. His injuries are
in the region of the left hip. lie was
attended by DR.. l.. ID. Dunn. who says
he will soon he able TO be around
again. although the call was Il close
one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20

\ leading hill saloonkeeper is re-
covering nicely from the effects of a
terrible beating he received early
Tuesday morning at the hands of a
man whose home is in the vicinity of
the Washington garden. Meantime
the man living near Washington gar
den is getting better from the bruises
and cuts he received at the hands and
from the knife of the leading hill sa-
loonkeeper. The fight was "A sequel
TO the chicken fight in Northwest
Davenport Monday night The man
who was cut was traced to his home
by Officer Elmon. who followed the
trail of blood from the scene OF. the
encounter to the home of the bleed
ing person. After viewing this man
the officer proceeded to the home of
the saloonkeeper and found him to
be in as bad or worse shape, but not
cut in half n hundred places with
pocket knife, as was the other party
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to Henry W. Sievert and Ber-
tina Nabstedt Korff, both of this city.
and TO Henry Hoeft and Dorathea
Bruhn. both of Davenport. \ license
was also issued to Emil Ehrecke and
Alvina Kreutz. both of Blue Grass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20

Ed McEnary and Willard Crosby
engaged i'm an alteration on Market
square Tuesday evening. and as a re-
suit Crosby is now under the care of
a surgeon, and McEnary is under $500
bonds 10 appear before the grand
jury to answer 20 the charge of as
sault with a deadly weapon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20

Constant Hemborg. who has been
visiting his parents. Rev. and Mrs.
{. y. Hemborg. for few days. is of
for Minneapolis, where he will Occu-
Ply a position with Uncle Sam during
the summer vacation. He Will visit
at Dayton. Iowa. few days before
proceeding TO Minneapolis. He has
been teaching during the winter at
the Swedesborg Oowa) academy,
whose term recently closed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20

Kuno Struck was chosen the vala-
dicto rian of the June class at the
high school yesterday morning. The
faculty at lis meeting selected les
sic Ruser. Kate Won Ach. Arthur
Cloud. Dennic Myers. kunu Struck
and Ernest Oberhnlzcr as candidates
far The honor. and the class confer
red il upon Mr.. Struck.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20
THETIIe5T;lzsIi3

zone week. Return Engagement
Chas. Lamb. Director. J. Rus. smith, Mgr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20

After Il years of married life. Mrs,
Minnie Stuehmer sues for divorce
from Arthur Stuehmer. alleging cruel
treatment. Mrs. Emeline kieckbuSCh
in Davenport in 1892, ais" sues for
divorce ON The same ground.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20

Nora Eliza. the 21-months-old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew II. Peterson.
1907 Eighteenth avenue. died yester-
day after an illness of five weeks with
measles. The funeral was held this
At > o'clock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-20

The Fraternal Army of America in
itiated seven new members Tuesday
evening. and installed these officers:
{. w. Clark. captain; Mrs. Ethel Brit
ton lieutenant: +. j. Severance adju-
tant; Margaret McLeay chaplain;
George NJ. McLeay corporal of guard;
Mrs. Clark picket of inner post; VIII
liam Corbett picket of outer post.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-03

que os han conquistado desde luego
toda mi estimation, tendre IN
placer en- que sigais desempeGando
mi lado Ell cargo de confanza que
desena pedabais al suyo.
-Clontad conmigo, caballero -4
murnlur0 ell joVen medico; -yo pro-
curare hacerme digno de la bene-
volencia con que me honrais.
Jorge estrech6 de su name
y diriigiendose al personal repuso:
Aquf no sc hara ell menor cambio
en- LOS servidores que presten con
lealttld sus seryicios, y hasta ell de
mas lDaia condfci6n puede contar
con tener en- mf IN amigo. Ahora.
81 GO parece, comencemos La vista.
Los tres m6dicos y Paula B4ltus
entrsron en- ell departamento de las
locas, precedido de la enfermera
de seryicio, cue iba abrisndo suce-
siyanaenbe las puert2s de las celdas.
Vlsltaron todaS las enfermas del
piso 5ajo. sin que sc prodG iese in.
slderte notable. Jorge pregUn6ana
alguiias cosas, q que contestaba nno
o ctro medico, y asl continuaron.
.escuchando Paula Baitus con una
attention que hubiera reyeiado Ia
emoctc0 que Ia dominaba, & no
.ponet erSppenoque ponfa en- ocul-
tarla.
subieron aINaIlo principal.
Il medic0 desfAS locas Sc detuvo
ante ~ puerta sen sfssssusen el nf :
Il 1uf -dijo -esta la loca cue
nan trsido aver y de que Us be
haolAdo.
La que ha perdido el juicio 4
Consequences d. an incendi0?
sas crisis son uerribles.
- enfermeEa abrt0 la puertaa
coo fIluetia lave que Sc ajnstaba q
entrilron.
La zelda estaba forrada de eutf
gfaa almohaditla como in colcl6n
SIN cue en- ella Sc advlrtiese nausb.e
aiga pa. ni mas que dos colch ines y
alguhas maatas en- TN rinc6n, sobrs
~ 10 lsna estera que cubrfa el snelo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-03

IA que clase de la sociedad
pertenecen mas comunmente yues-
tras enferm as?
A t9daS las clases, siempre que
las famiias est6n bien acom 1dadas,
porque Ell precio de Ia pension es
su5ido.
-sY no os habeis tropezado nnn-
ca con pers9nas que por una 4 otra
causa oS extian un silen eio absolu.
TO respecto la estancls en- vuestra
casa de las personals q os conffanp
ESQ sucede sin cesar; pero la
recommendation es indtil. nj que
ri1o colega, porque bien sab6is que
ell deber professional nos impone
siiencio.
Jorge continue:
-sY ne os han trafdo tambien
algnna vez. como atacadas de locu-
"a y pidiendo que asf 10 declaraseis,
a personals que gozaban de tcdas
Sus facultadss mentales.
Rittner miro 4 su colega con des-
con tlinza y NJ contest6.
-sQIe es ESQ. doctor? : exclamd
ell iovan sonriendo -5Ms he expii
cado mslp M pregunta DOS ha pa
recidn obscnra?
n !, p3r cierbo.
-sC6m0 NJ resp U ieis? -.
10 Isr6tssaber ST Ne IN propuso
ser c6mplice de na seclestr1 legal,
que N habfa de- ser recon- pensado
naturalmente con expien iidez? -.
-Just0-
Frantz Rittnar estaba en- guar.
dia Y gerdaderamenta alarmado.
-Si -diio; dos veces en- cuatro
ADDS be tropezado con personss
que soiicitaron mi concurso para
IN sscuestro arbitEaEi0 ....
-sY bien?
-Dssde las prlnasras palabras,
mi fra a9titu lei hixo com preudsr
que ~ eqnfvosaban ri dirfgtfsa 4
mi, = Sc guardArou bien de fnsistif.
II Bien, doctori 81 algaaa yes
yInieran 4 ri 4 hacerms tan iu5Gua
prop0slcl6n 20 ensFeg IRA los trl
banales los mIserables que ma
hableran crei 10 cARas &c asoclaress
a SD crlmen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-03
BfB1.foTEcA DE xLA DfsMocRAo1As

x harfais muy bIen :. exalam0
Rtttner, que. deseando va variar
Ell asunto de Ia conversation, ana
did:
-Es la hora de la vista; no ha.
gamos esperar nuestros enfermos.
Esta sonora 5rlos acompadaP
-Si no veis en clio inconvenien-
tie respondi6 Paula Baltus. .-3Oue
os perece, doctor Vernier?
-Yo 40 me atrevo aconseiaros:
es un espectaculo demasiado triste.
-Tiene razon mi compafIero-
exclamo Rittnerj -serfa exponercs
emociones demasiado yiolantas.
--Por ESQ no temais; SOY frerte
y animosa
-5Es sfmplementts curiosidad lo
que os impulsa a seguirnos, sef1o-
rita?
NO tai: quiero aeostnmhrarme
ciertos espectaculofI. porooe acaso
en- breYe tendre que ser ufl auxllio
para el doctor YernIer en- ctrcnns-
tanSias que d ? 20 cDnocemos.
Isl esi asf, venid--dijo Rittner:
pe1o ~ abasl en- efecb0 de ser faer.
te. porQue asf 10 habtsfs rrorn af.l9o
mo tiengais cuidado --ex ;lan,is
Paula. : : - Y
:, Soa11ion oei salon = atravesar0n
pafa us para sntrar en- el depar.
Saha sanenso !, lae las loca*: allf les agaar
s,,sss asA9a = s'ig unno medico de la casa,
fodeau0 de las enfera sras. ca1a
naa con su cua1ern0 De noLas en- IA
mano. : .
IncIin6se rasD strlo ian, MI a1n-
: aass n. 'sn1s las 9 81 r arsoaas qua
gna.a sasa 'isscon2cidaHs r Jorgs pre-
Iii sshos es Sin d.,l 81
Schuitz. - Z.
.-9le iengo el plassr de prsssa.
s3rge ernter asndi6 In naanO al
1oyen mslzico. ex:lamlnd5 u:
a,,s.1s 1siaa'o na placer en- couoeeros.
: i, aoesor h.I5ner me a. hablado
- ~ a eerminos ninT nsOnjeros,
II X
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-03
Que no estare "a en- Auteuil,

Que no estare "a en- Auteuil,
hi tai vez en- Paris.
4 Como 6Tan prohto os mar
hhais? repuso Jorge sorprendido.
-Ests misnla noche. Sient5 mu-
Tho no podef pasar siQuiera una
hemana CON vos para poneros al
tiorriente de cualquier detalle que
i)udierats necesitaT3 pero JOS graves
ilsuutos de familia qne me oblgan
Il vender mi casa me llaman Al
sacia sin perdida de blempo, y esta
.nisma maflana he recibid0 un Le-
1egrama que me obliga q precipitar
aIn mas mi Viaje.
Com prendG vuestras razones-
sxclam6 Jorge; pero esa brusca
oartIda, por mot1vada que sea, me
eausa viva contrarieaad. eQueda
siquiera alguna persona en- la casa
que pEeda darme indicios que me
seran necesarios?
i -lYa 10 creoi Os dejo lni brazo
derecho, mi otro yo...
A L1QRien9
Al I'll segundo m6dico de Ia casa,
! el doctor Schultz. IN joven instruf-
do. vsrdadero amante de la Ciencia
Iy trabaIador infabigable. ID ,sde
Ihace cuaGfo afios, ell doctor S.hu.tz
es mi ayudante. mi colaborador
com pa n ero. me flo de 81 en- ocasIo-
mes muy diffciles, y no be tenido
hunca que lamentar esta condanza.
los le recomiendo con empen), y Sc
uuedara con vos ST quereis aceptar
sus SerVicios.
Sin duda uinguna; los elogios
aue de 81 haceis me prueban que
tandr6 ca 81 una persona de verda
iera utiliaaa, de condi ;iones ecep-
eionales.
-Precisamente esa es la psla.
bra: pneda daros de La casa tantas
lsnstrncCious com yo mlsm0, y
5od6ls trner en- 81 una conaanka
glllmitada.
No se la scassars.
o. le presenGar6 ah1ra mismo,
u Ell padra entrsgaros Il s0ma de
tres mil frances Que IA tornado pr
IL trEmestre de Ii nueya penslonIs
ljs que Ia entrado aver en II casa,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25
RAILROAD WINS THE CASE
Louisville & Nashville Gets Judgment
Involving Several Hundred
Thousand Dollars.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Feb. 24.-Judge ster-
ling B. Toney of the circuit court today
gave Judgment for s2s2.551 in favor OF the
Louisville & Nashville railroad against the
Louisville Bridge company and the Pitts
burg, Chicago. Cincinnati & st. Louis road.
On account, however, Of the loss of GER
tain papers the Louisville & Nashville road
loses over $500. 900.
The suit grew out OF a contract made in
1872 between the Louisville & Nashville,
the Jacksonville, Madison & indianapolis
and the Ohio & Mississippi roads with the
bridge company, In which It was agreed
that the roads using the bridge should APP
portion the tolls, the surplus above a GER
tain amount to be redistributed among the
three roads. A new contract was made In
1881 whereby the Pittsburg, Chicago. Gin
elnnati & st. Louis road, successor to the
Jacksonville, Madison q Indianapolis road;
the Ohio & Mississippi. the Louisville
Evansville & st. Louis and the Louisville,
| New Albany q Chicago roads we're admitted
TO the use Of the bridge on the terms OF
the contract of 1872.
The Louisville q Nashville claimed thal
It was kept in ignorance Of this contract
and the administration Of the road having
| changed. the contract Of 1879 was over
] looked.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25
FOUR NEW JUDGES FOR TEXAS
Bill Passed by House of Representa-
ives Divides state Into
Judicial Districts.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-The house to-
day passed a bill to divide Texas Into four
judicial districts and also the Tswney reso-
luton, calling on the secretary Of interior
for information as to the transfer Of sugar
lands In Cuba. IL then transacted some
business pertaining to the District OF Co
lumbia and later took VI the diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill. The bill
carries an appropriation Of 81. 1871 ,67s, en- In
crease Of 81. $50 over last year. 1t wal made
the vehicle for speeches on trusts, coinage
and otner irrelevant matters.
DR.. irwin Of Kentucky delivered his FIRST
speech in the house and denounced the re-
marks OF his colleague, (Mr. wheeler) re-
garding the visit Of Prince Henry.
Mr.. Gilbert of Kentucky opposed the re-
publican policy in the Philippines.
At this juncture Prince Henry entered the
gallery Of the house and was loudly ap.
plauded, some venturing to give vent to
cheers. Prince Henry gracefully bowed
and was then shown to his seat by Mr.. Hit
Of Illinois. He remained for fifteen min.
utes, during which time he evinced the
greatest interest in the proceedings.
without disposing OF the pending bill the
house, at 4:20, adjourned.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25

Miss Teresa Cartel, the beautiful Sister
who won so much credit by her untiring
efforts in nursing the wounded after the
Maine explosion, is one OF more than a
thousand nurses who have testified to the
wonderful results Of Paine's Celery Com
pound among their sick, debilitated and ex-
hausted patients.
Sister Cartel herself was cured Of one of
the most serious Affections Of the liver by
only two bottles OF this marvellous restora-
tive.
Paine's Celery Compound has accom-
plished more in behalf OF suffering hui
manity than any other discovery in the
history Of medical science. 1t has rescued
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victims of disease. Men and women in all
walks of life have been permanently cured
by its use.' Old and young. the feeble and
the infrm, praise its curative powers. II
Is the one true nerve tonic. II taken
in time. it never fails to restore to activity
weakened kidneys and, a sluggish liver.
The body has been made foul and I'M
healthy with impure blood and bile that
originate in a diseased liver. Cirrhosis,
~jaundice. fatty degeneration. cancer and
dropsy often result from a diseased liver.
The appetite is impaired, the blood is filled
with poisonous principles, the skin becomes
yellow, digestion is deranged, a morbid con-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25

civil or military. except upon the testi-
mony Of two witnesses or Of confession in
open court.
Mr.. Lodge volunteered 10 accept this
amendment, but Mr.. Hoar insisted upon a
roll call and the amendment was agreed
to unanimously.
Mr.. Hoar offered another amendment pro-
viding that there should be no punishment
by any tribunal Of the United States, civic
or military, Of any person VII should fail
to give information Of the treason Of a
mother, father. son or daughter. The
amendment was agreed to "a to rs.
Mr.. Foraker Of Ohio offered an amend
ment providing that the rate Of duties upon
articles coming into the United States from
the Philippine islands should be so per cent
OF the Dingley rates, instead Of rs per cent
1t was rejected 20 to 4S.
Upon this vote party lines we're absn
doned, the roll cali being as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25
Amrm. Lower Court.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-In passing upon
the case Of Clement Studebaker against
John Perry. receiver of the National bank
OF Kansas City, the United States supreme
court today afirmed the opinion of the
court below. The question involved In Vne
case was whether the comptroller Of the
currency, acting under the national bank
ing laws, can validity make more than one
assessment upon the shareholders Of an IN
solvent national banking association, two
assessments having been made against Mr.
Studebaker in this case. The courts held
that several assessments could be legiti-
mAtely made II necessary.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25
Not FESTIVE Under Discipline.
smooth Sailing for oIeo.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Ex-senator. Proc
tor today reported favorably the house
ole~omargarine bill. He announced that a
report in opposition would be submitted
by the minority. The committee amended
the bill by striking out the section re-
lating to renovated butter and the proviso
which authorized the manufacturer Of oleo-
margarine under any regulation which a
state might provide.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25
w.shington Patients BETTER.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The condition of
Judge Gray of the supreme court con-
tinues favorable. He had a comfortable
day and is said to be doing very nicely.
Theodore Roosevelt, ir., is also GONZALES
cling very rapidly and the attending ply
sicians expect that he will be able to be
| about the house in a few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25
Manasers Get Torether.

CINCINNATI. Feb. A.-Sam Harris,
manager Of Terry McGovern, and Johnny
conference at the Gibson house here to-
night and agreed to meet at the ONCE OF
articles for a fight between McGovern and
Corbett, to take place before October is.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25

For a clear complexion, bright sparkling
eye and a vigorous digestion, take Prickly
Ash Bltters. 1t puts the system in per
feet order.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25
SLUGGISH BLOOD
Causes NiaeTenths Of All Sickness, Indigestion, Followed by Head
ache, Dependency, LiStessnesS Enfeebled Action OF
5e the Mind and Body, and Can be Cured by
III, DuFFY'S Pure MALT WkISKEY.

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25

the unsought invitation to the dinner at
the White House and its indecent with
drawal,. 1 am willing to abide by the Judg-
ment Of all brave and s~elf-respecting men.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25

Gentlemen: After having used about 5
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BETTER THAN ANY REMEDY
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ApI s, 1901. a21 Nicholson 81. Richmond Va.
CURES STOMACH TROUBLE
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25
PASSES THE TARIFF BILL
Senate Casts Favorable Vote on the Philip
pine Measure,
RcoMAs AND WELLINGTON HAVE A TILT
Engage in Acrimonious Debate over
Charges of Broken Promises Made
by wellington Against Late
President Mckinley. ,
McOMAs AND WILMINGTON HAVE A Tnt

CcOntinued from First Pase.)
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25

Mr.. Wellington evidently labOring under
excitement. angrily replied to some state
ments made during today's debate by his
colleague, Mr.. McComas. These statements,
he said. had cast doubt upon his CWelling-
ton's) truth and veracity. but he Insisted
that MT. McComas' recollection did not
serve him well.
He is" said Mr.. Wellington. so ignor-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-25

ES:f f SSs :' :: t ts% ssI:1 G;sis T f HsHsi.G'i $isf III the 4 ia%SP s! l1;S; s HsS:s