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The Forrest City times., 1905-02-03

! led in singing. Ninety and Nine cars the clear tones of the singer Every bar rang as clearly in the ear of the miserable farmer as ths bell chime of a neighhoring church. Two miles away, it is said by truthful ehroniclers Mir Sankey sang as If he had an intuition that his tones were needed across the valley. When the ast jingle of the voice had died on Farmer Caldweu's ear, the hard-thinking unbeiiever arose rom the garden heneh. He thought of hls wife and children over there. on the Moody and Sankey side and he prayed
 Nine years later. while dying on couch in Bonar hall-he had been a faithful employe of the school the money Of Moody and Sankey had founded Farmer Caldwell reused him self and. calling 10 his wife who was attending him, said: heard singing. Open the window. mother.
 He truly dfd hear singing. MT. Sankey. standing al rhe side of Mr. Moody, was singing Ninety and Nine as finale to corner stone laying for ghe new church. Ks the singers voice ceased Farmer Caldwell closed his eyes. muttered something about Great Shep- herd and His flock and died
 l MT. Sankey never profited by the royalties ehat We're gathered for his ] hymns Possessing a competence. left 10 him by his father in Newcastle Pa. MT SaniSey made many fortunate in- yestments and for time held fed eral position. This be left to follow Moody Quite fortunate in the nos l session of sufficient funds for his every need, the family of the physically : broken man is doing every thing in human power 10 assist nature in bring ing back the former robustness. There is no hope for the return of Mr San keys sight
 MT. Sankey sang before the royalty of nearly every country in Europe at the request of the crowned heads Queen Victoria went unattended ex- cept by one woman. to hear his voice
 Yet to-day only hoarse whisper comes from his throat Theatrical promoters offered him large sums several years
 ago for stage engagements. He feared
 so much that his voice would be usee
 in stage life that three years ago ht caused 10 he destroyed some phono
 graphic records he had made. II, , loved good, wholesome story-coult
 tell one and laugh so that the tear, !, rolled down his cheeks. He sang yari
 ous little popular songs that he wrot, himself. but never in public. Rnt i,
 was the proud boast of this great char
 acter that his richest possession-hi :. voiee-had never brought him one pen : : ny of financial profit He had eonse t crated it's volumne. sweetness, tone an, simplicity to the work of his God.
 E. c. WESTLAkE
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-03
NEW YORK MAY HOLD HOCH
The Chicago "Blaebeard'' Snia to Have Welded Two Women iu
 Brooklyn.

New York. Feb. 2.-Johann Joseph Hoch. arrested here in response to message from Chicago police 10 ap- prehend the Chicago "Bluebeard. may not be surrendered 10 Illinois authori- ties
 Inspector O'Brien has received an anonymous letter bearing a Brooklyn postmark. The writer stated that Io- ham Hoch married two friends of hers, Brooklyn women, whose deaths followed mysteriously al an interval of two months. If evidence is secured he will be put on trial.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-03
MAY DELAY EXECUTION.
Mrs. Rogers, Condemned to Hang. Declares AccompIice Killed
 Her Husbaud.

Rutland Vt. Feb It seems prob able that Mrs. Rogers. who was to be hung on Friday may get 30 days stay.
 When her mother and half-sister xis- ited her in prison she declared 70 them with great earnestness that while she instigaied the plot. to Kill hAr husband, the deed was actually done by Leon E"rham, her accomplice. who is now serving a sentence.
 This information was communicates O Gov Bell and he immediately noti- fled Sheriff Peck and his deputies 10 meet him in Montpei.er for a confer enee
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-03
THE MISSOURI DEADLOCK.
Hr. NiedrinGhaus says senatorsbiD, He Goes Back to Hi.
 Tin Works.

Jefferson City Mo. Feb 2.-The vote for senator vas widely scattered. Cockrell, 7s; Niedrnghaus. P: Ker- ems, F: Senator Gilmore. Of Kansas City l, by WaImsley. Judge Finklen- berg, of St Louis. received vote Whitaker. Of Hickory. formerly a kerens man. complimenting the judge. Pettiiohn received votes Brown. of Grundy. left Niedringhaus and voted for Pettijojhn. There were , pairs.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-03

OMEWHERE in Southland. AAN away from the harsh NM breezes, Ira D. Sankey. the M Isz evangelist and sweet singer.
 whose voice has moved mil
 lions, is awaiting the end A broken man. physically-a mere shadow of the formerly robust and pro- digionsly energetic 260-pound frame that seemed to be tireless-this wonderful man is shielded from the worlds view by loving friends. His sightless eyes may never glow again with the light that charmed the multitudes in two hem ispheres The thin. drawn and emaei- ated features could not be taken for those whose ruddy fullness bespoke the vigorous hymn singer. If weighted ill the finest balance. Ira D. Sankey to-day would not tip the beam q bit over 90 pounds
 What contrast to the days when his immense chest swelled beneath the tight-fitting Prince Albert, The lung power of Sankey in his prime puzzled the critics. So broken in health that it seems as if the slightest harsh tone might snap the life chord. the great evangelist appears an almost pathetic character.
 His one great wish. so often expressed
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-03

hard. who was formerly the pastor of the Presbyterian church at Liteh- field. Rev. Gerhard performed the ceremony. which was witnessed only by the brides parents and few friends of the couple who live in the city. A wedding supper was served
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-03
fador-~ Presidents Position.

Frankfort Ky-The lower house of the general assembly adopted a reso- lution indorsing the position of Pres ident Roosevelt in the matter of ex- tending the powers of the interstate commerce commission.
 Charleston, W ya.-Both houses of he Vest Virginia legislature adopted resolutions indorsing President Roose- velt's proposals for legislation 10 con trol railroad rates.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-03
ZENO ]. RIvES MARRIED.
The "kid Congressman" From fIii- neis Married ia St. Louis to Miss
 Ellie |. karns.

St. Louis. Feb 2.--A quiet wedding was celebrated at the residence of Rev. J. A. Gerhard. l013A Olive street, when Miss Fife A. Karns became the wife of Zeno I. Rives. congressman elect from the Twenty-irst Illinois district Since his election Mir. Riyes
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-03
Favor. Appropriation for Portland

Springfield. H.. Feb. 2.-Gov. De- neen. in message to both houses of the Illinois general assembly urges appro- priations for state representation at the Lewis and Clark exposition. in Portland. Ore. this year.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-03
The Last Sad Days Of Ira ID. Sankey, inc Evangelist

In the South Slowly Drawing Close Life That
 of Most Beneficent Influence.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-03
killed by Trnins.

Carlyle. Ill.-Frank Dateman. 5S, was killed at Mitey by passenger train. Two daughters survive him.
 Clark, Mo.-F. C. Ingram. a travel ing salesman from Wentzville, Mo, was killed in the yards in this city by & passenger train.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-03
Mexican i2o Year. old.

Austin. Tex, Feb. 1.-The death O. Jose Maria Lopez at San Roman Epit- lace. Mexico. is announced. He was 120 years old. and had served 9s years as foreman Of laborers employed oo the Teryel ranch.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-03
Fenaa sieunrag. in Kansas.

Topeka, Kas.. Feb. 2.-The house committee on elections has reported favorable on the bill giving women tn. right to vote at presidential cleo Iions.
The Forrest City times., 1905-02-03
.Back to the Tin Works"

Jefferson City Mo. Feb. Thomas K Niedrinehaus, republican, caucus nominee for senator. says he will either be senator or return 10 his in works. He wants no foreign mission.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
FAR JOTrINGS.
Correspondence of The Argus.
Oar sick are improving in health.

Correspondence of The Argus.
Oar sick are improving in health
John II. Cupp is our mail carrier this
week.
Walter spiker IS working for John Q.
Kelley.
Miss Mary Nieman has returned from
Brandonyille
Samuel X. Englehau of Guseman, was
here Saturday on business.
Mr.. Wilson Of Ohio, agent for Superior
Dill Co., was here Tuesday
James Kelley Of Lsnox, was visiting his
mother Mrs Tens Kelly Sunday.
J. J. Kelley and Howard Hilemau we're
out near Orr on business Thursday.
Ezra Turney brought load of goods from
Friendsville, MI, Monday for J. J Kelley.
d. X. King was here Tuesday taking
orders for !. {. Lindsay < Co., Of Piitsburg.
Pa.
A. 7. Deal and Charles Jenryes Of near
llazellon, we're business callers here wednes.
day.
Miss Jennie IIarshbarger began teaching
scnool at Cherry Grove near here Monday
Nov. 9th
Foreman Brothers, who have been work
ing near Cuzzart were here on bushes
Wednesday.
Johnson Of Uniontown, Pa, was here
again last Tuesday in the interest Ewafb &
Co., Of Husburg, Pa.
John Q. Kelley, wife and little son wer,
visiting relatives and friends at Unionlown,
Pa, Saturday and Sunday
Miss Elma Deal who has been al viii
HaYden's near Lenox the past two weeks
came home Saturday TO visit home folks
She aud her sister Miss Iva, we're visiting
their brother Bruce Deal and wife neal
lIazellon Sunday.
a mink got iu 3. Flank Kclley's hen
house aud killed go chickens he past week
Nc. Kelley did not approve Of that kind oI
work on the part Of the mink and he go
nine STEEL traps and set them Saturday nigh
and he succeeded In capturing the intruder
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
Dead In sisters Arms.

The little two .months-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank J.. Street Of Masontown,
Preston county, was found dead in her bed
Saturday morning about half past six clock.
The child was apparently in good health
when she was put TO bed IN the evening, and
Al FIVE O'Clock on the morning, when Mr.
and Mrs. Street arose, she was Ell right.
An hour and half later the mother, on
going 20 The bed, found the babe cold in
death. The shock was very severe one.
Al FIRST she could scarcely believe that life
was extinct The babe slept with her little
sister, Who is about eighteen months old,
and when found the older daughter had her
arms about the babys neck The funeral
was held on Sundsy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
CAMP GROUND.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
J. W. Castle was a, KiuGwood ON business
Monday.
Mt. and MIS-. L. b. Conley spent Sunday
with 4. p. Gale and family.
Albert JeacYs was the guest Of Chas.
Jones of near Tunnellon. Sunday.
Miss Minnie Miller was the CUES, Of friends
and relatives at Tunnelton Sunday.
Miss Lula MARTIN OF near Irona was the
guest of friends here Saturday aud Sunday.
Miss Maggie Williams spent Saturday and
Sunday with Miss May Pyles Of near oriole.
Chester IIerndon has been confined to his
bed for the past two weeks with typhoid
fever.
Clarence Core returned Saturday after
spending the past three months in western
cities.
Geo. II. Shehl has moved from the Castle
farm to house owned 10y NJ. c. Gibson
near ruuneltou.
Mt. aud Mis-. Marcellus Jeaerys spent
Saturday and Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Wash fortney of Grafton,
Our school commenced Monday, October
80, with Burtus Miller as teacher. Mr.. Mil.
let has our best wishes for success.
Quite number of young people from here
took in the festival and box supper at Snider
Church on Wednesday evening, Nov. Ist
We are glad to say Ben Weaver is improv.
ing slowly after being confined TO his bed
Tor the past two weeks with serious injuries
received at the Atlantic mines.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
CROSS TIES WANTED.

The H0rEantown 4 Kingwood Railroad
Company duriag construction will pas as
follows Tor cross ties
Wk.tc.oak Kockoak. ist class and class
and Locust...... GO CTS. 90 cts
Chestnut ............ 90 81
Specification First class ties 10 be g
feet 2 inches long = inches thick aud with
faces not less than y inches wide Of good
sound live white or rock OAK 90 De hewn
straight and smooth Cor. 10 sawed. stabbed
sawed on two sides OnlyI bark to be-
removed and ends io De- squared second
class tins same AL above. excepting 90 have
n1f less than inch faces. SO sDIIt lies or
GEES H.tf less tlHu inch faces wiI be ar
crpiri Ties must be placed ou company.s
HlEaf OF way Hf or slightly above Grade
nrHiT oiled t1 itHf both ends of each ue
COO 1r p.HrIF seen and each alternate
.sTrf mHFf rnuiHir nof more Ihau three tIra
AT. Gee Il lr Inspected n1nfhiy bg thr
pffF af Coo afst p1fr FUt ps.d far on or
s.|Il iH0 H'H fHf U.F inspected cod Hr.
copied .lr FIrt.H.a wsHfh SO Nrs she'll
pa .aa iaI aH...I apauaoi OBJ .fs Inspector.
PARTIES .rH.f.rE ID. .H.rrf Cos UHI r1ffF
f.I"ef .f fIF HrfrI.r goes
NH Gen. hfHFr.. Hnrrfrflnn
h .h..f tHE h.rEansf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
FELLoWSVILLE

Correspondence Of The Argus
Henry Shay of Hiorra. was In town
Thursday.
John Sidwell is having a cement floor put
m his cellar.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Sidwell drove to
Grafton Tuesday
Mrs. Henry Sidwell OF Mount Rose, is
the guest OF relatives here.
Dr.. Emmett Bucklew was in town Tues
day looking after his patients.
James Boyce who has been iu town a few
days returned to Halleck Sunday
Mrs. w. a. Watson has been very IN for
few weeks with rheumatism. is some bet.
ter AZ this writing
V. T.. Robinson Of Bellngton. made ay.
ing business trip here and spent few
hours, returning Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs I'D Stafford. who have been
visiting friends and relatives here for three
weeks returned TO their home at Keyser
Friday
a literary society has been organized
here with Mr.. Earl Harvey. President. and
Miss Lula Lsrue, Secretary meeting every
Friday night rain or shine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
Autumnal Alliances.

The following marriage licenses were
granted 10y the county Clerk during Oe,ober.
James Benjamin Brady 30, Mary Cornelia
Goodwin 80.
fetet Mullen s., Edna 4. Gooding 40.
Commodore Fike, Bertha Rodeheaver -.
John L. llobun ~, Maude Bueklew a.
Philip W. Walls q, Auela NJ. Mccoy 20.
Martin LuIheS Pratt %, Matte Smith 10.
Enos c. Lip'comb ~, Lulu NJ. Lipseomb
20.
Lloyd ) Jones %, Annie NJ. Pool 90.
CLARK NJ. Phillips 30. Josie l.. Dixon 81.
George NJ. Mayheld 80, Malissa May
Crsss 20.
George W. Blee -, Eva Lena Guli,h ".
John II. Jenkins 20. Eta Il. Liston 10.
Edward c. Cross 30, Martha ]. Ruckle ~.
All natives of Preston eseep, Brady who
Is from Morgan county and Mullen from
Mineral county this state, while his bride
was born In Pennsylvania. Miss Mccoy
was born In Tyler Co. W. Va, aud May6eld
IN Mongolia county while Bee was born
IN penbsylvana
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
Built on Merit Maintains Health.

Every sack Of Deweys Best -four Is q
pillar Of strength and vitality.
It's foundation is PURITY. for IFS milied
IN a modern sanitary mill Such product
cannot be otherwise than heaihful
Hundreds Of bakers and houseui ives will
tell you that it is not only the purssi add
whitest but also bakes the most palalahie
bread, cake and pastry.
Insist upon getting the genuine Battle Of
Manila on the sack Every sack Az lbs.
full weight Sold by
Z. S. Bows, Reedsille, W Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
To Whom it may Concern

This is TO certify that l. !. Frank Deal,
having made cartain slanderous statements
against Bertha V. Deal aud her husband,
John NJ Deal, TO which they have taken
exceptions, aud based a suit for Islander
against me, now pending In the Circuit
Court OF Preston comfy, West Virginia
do now here say that there was no founda.
ton Tor tho statements made. and have
no proof whatever OF the truth OF any such
statements OF charges.
And further know nothing against the
reputation OF either the said John NJ. Deal
or his wife.
Given under my hand this IAth day Of
October. 1905,
j. L, DIAL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
BAND CONCERT,
AZ the Armory, Friday, November 10Th,
Benefit kIngwoOd Cornet Band.

Two hours OF good music. Band OF
twenty pieces will render popular airs, up.
'o'dsie selections, operate concert numbers
ot both vocal aud instrumental music.
Abercrombie Of Fairmont, elariouet soloist,
Ethel Reppert, eornet soloisl, and others
from abroad will take part. BUCK AND
WING DANCING by members Of the
eolored band
DooU open at 1880. Curtain rises at s
p m. Admission, IS aud IS cents. Come
out and help the boys pay for their uniforms.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
"IrHANK TIIE LoRpro

Cried Hannah Plant. OF Little Rock. Ark
Tor the relief ! got from Bucklcn's Arnica
Salvc. IL cured my fearful running sores,
which nothing elcs would heal. and from
which ] had suffered TOT years" II isa
marvellous healer ior cuts, burns aud
wounds
Sold by The Cooke supply Co. Iowes.
XlIe a. Lenhatt OF kingwood and the
lrona Supply Co.. Of lrona
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
EVERY OUNCE YOU ~.

Every ounce Of food you eat that fails TO
digest does a pound Of harm. N turns The
entire meal into poison This not only
dcpriVes the blood Of the necessary tissue.
building material, but IL pOisous IL. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure is a perfect d gestant. IL
dlgests the food regardless Of the condition
OF the stomach, II allows that organ TO
rest aud get strong again Relieves Belch.
ing Heart Burn. Sour Stomach. fndigcs.
ton. Palpitation Of the Heart. cts.
Sold by StriCklet's Drug Store aud VIM.
81 Dent Nfwburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
co TO MURDOCK's.

The Rowlesburg Record is expected to
make its bow to the public this week and
will be the very latest thing out. II will be
owned by stock company composed of
"River City" business men, who are anxions
to boom their town. The man at the helm
however will be l.. V. Reed Of the Terra
Alta Republican, who will be the editor and
publisher. An Office has been rented in
Rowlesburg and equipped with considera.
bic material, so we are informed. The
Stock in the new company will not be as
valuable as Standard Oil Stock.
The Odole Concert Company under the
management Of the Redpath Lyceum Circuit
Of Chicago will appear at the Armory, Mon.
day night, November -. This is consid
cred the best organization Of is kind in the
country, and as they come here under
guarantee Il Is hoped that our people will I'll
the house for them A part Of the proceeds
will 60 10 The public school for the benefit,
Of the library fond and We should give Il
liberal patronage The prices zs, az and
50 cents are very reasonable for a perfor.
nance Of this kind and are within the reach
Of all so d is hoped that those Of our people
who are interested in having library in
the school will evidence their interest by
purchasing tickets from the children when
they call on them Tor this purpose. Tickets
eEehangeable for reserve seats can lie had Of
the children IN whose hands they will be
placed for sale, or they can be purchased at
at The Book Store a..
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09

DO not be deceived by counterfeits when
you buy Witch Hazel Salve. The name Of
T.. { Dewitt Co Is on every box Of the
genuine Piles. Piles in their worst form
viii soon pass away II you will apply De.
wits Witch Hazel SalYe night aud morn.
ing. Best for Cuts. Burns Boils. letter,
Eczema etc.
Sold by The Srickler's Drug Store and
VIM. NJ. Dent NewbuTg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09
co no MURlOLK'S.

T d. Gag will teach the IrOua school
this winter
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-20
HOPES
FOR A RESTORATION
OF LILIUOKALANI
IN HIS SPEECH At AALA PARTI
LAST NIGHT HE SAID SO-THE
WISH APPLAUDED.

u would like to be elected" said J.
NJ. Poepoe at the Aala Home Rule
meeting last night, lin order to show
the people of America that there are
people of dark skin in this country who
can govern themselves, who can hold
important offices and fiji the duties
thereof. 1t may be that the time will
come when this is seen to be the truth,
when they will put the Queen back on
the throne"
A few cries of "pololeI" greeted this
passage during the speech of the Home
Rule candidate for sheriff. Poepoe
made quite a long speech. He began
with an appeal for support of all the
fusion ticket. Then he remarked that
there was friction between the Repub-
lican candidate for sheriff and the gov
ernor, and said that it was best to have
a complete straight ticket of the same
party so that the officials could work
| i'm harmony. He asked for votes for
| Watson, referring to him as one of the
authors of the County Act and mention
| ed most OF the fusion ticket. Then he
discussed his own candidacy.
THE sheriff will have to prosecute all
cases" he said "and l am able from
| experience to do this There is a re-
| port going around that if l am elected
J will be led by the nose by w. r. Cas-
| tie and the governor. l assure you that
this is not so. / assure you that T
elected I will run the Office for myself
and that | will need no help from w. r.
Castle. CPololel!D
IF l am elected ! will run the office
for the benefit Of the people, / did not
care for the office and did not want to
run for sheriff. 1t has been reported
that my vote was to be bought for to-
morrow, but I am in to stay" Here
Poepoe made the remark already quot
ed, as to the ability of the dark people
TO govern themselves
Poepoe urged the straight fusion tick
ct and then gave some advice I'm poetic
style you think the rain comes from
heaven" he said, but it does not. 1t
is from the earth and only falls back
to earth. Just so your own good gov
ernment must come from you. You are
to establish county government here
and each and every ballot counts. II
you vote well and establish county gov
ernment well, it will succeed. If not,
1t will fail"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-20
SALOONS NEEO
NEW LICENSES
DELUGE OF APPLICATIONS AT
THE TREASURY FOR LICENSES
UNDER NEW LIQUOR LAW.

The Treasury Department is being
deluged with applications from the
saloons all over the Territory, for re-
newal of their licenses in view of the
change in the liquor laws which takes
place when the county act goes into
effect, July 1. The county law changes
the annual license and provides that
all saloon licenses shall date from July
l, as do the federal special taxes under
which liquor is sold.
All the existing saloons are supposed
to get licenses under the new law as
soon as the county act takes effect
Many have paid ahead of July l, and
the act provides that they shall be Gre
diteed with the amount ahead that they
have paid, on their new licenses from
July l under the county.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-06-20
IS NOT
YET A KING
JACK LUCAS HANDS HIS EXCEL
LENCY A FEW COMPLIMENTS
AT LAST NIGHTS MEETING.

'There isn't anything particularly
wrong with George Carter" remarked
Jack Lucas at Palace Square last night
There isn't anything particularly
wrong with him but the trouble with
George is that he got off on the worng
foot. like him myself but he seems
to have got loaded up with the idea
that he is a King. Now we all know
George. Is he a King?"
Here the crowd laughed and two
rockets hit mid-air.
mo, he is not King, or Jack or
ten-spot," continued Lucas. He's not
even oh, never mind. Let's cut
him out and vote the straight ticket"