The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, April 20, 1893, Page 3

SUNK VERY LOW. Charles F. Ebert, a Milwaukee Bank- er’s Son. | St. Loule Chronicle. Charles F. Ebert, a young doc-! tor and the son of a wealthy Mil- waukee bauker, was jailed to-day! ona warrant charging him with | stealing $85 worth of clothing from} Robert C. Whiting of 603 Walnut. street. | For eight months or more young; Ebert has had an uphill fight with | the world. His father is Robert B Ebert one of the directors of the Marshall Elsly bank of Milwaukee, | | money and can easily be induced to} in any way. debtors in modifying their promises | to suit their convenience is wrong} lin theory and detrimental io effect. | If they can not pay when their debts | | become due, the best plan is to seek | an extention with the consent of the | creditors. Nine times out of ten,! that can be done, and there are no! evil consequences attending it The man who manifests a desire to live, up to his contract, aud tel! the trath | about his situation, can usually ob | tain more time. There is no dispo | sition on the part of creditors us a) The kindness shown to | ~ DEACON BROS. & CO. —~~-THE LEADING DEALERS IN—— SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE, Cutlery, Guns, Tinware, Granitware, Gasoline Stoves, Builders Hardware, Wagon STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES Wood Work, Barb wire, &e. And the largest and best selected line of rule, to take property on which they) I y A IRML A Ol A C H I IN ERY. hold liens. They much prefer their oa special train from St. Louis bringing W. H. Lee, president of; the Midland Blast Furnace company and a corps of doctors from Steel- ville arrived there last evening at 6 o'clock and are doing all they can| for sufferers. A call signed by the} mayor of Salem has been issued asking the people to meet and take| steps toward aiding the sufferers) and there is no doubt the people | will quickly respond. News has reached here from Texas county that several lives were lost there. | Yo the southwest of the territory already covered is a large section \ONLY NATIONAL | CAPITAL, - - BATES COUNTY National Bank. BUTLER, MO. THE OLDEST BANK TH LARGEST AND THE BANK IN BATES COUNTY. $125,000 00 SURPLUS, - - $25,000 00 The Morgan Spading Harrow, Corn Planters, Cultivators | without rapid communication and it | ats 4 st financiel institu- pray ney ae yas % 3 z = = . | |}F.J. TYGARD, - - - President. I one of vi oldest fiuanciel institu | wait for it if they think they are| Spring Brip Cultivators, Plows, Wagons, Binders &c. Ke. \is feared that the mails may bring} HON. J. B. NEWBEKRY, Vice-Pree. H tions in Wisconsin. jbeing honestly dealt with. It is sad ; Cc x = i , | . . . jsad news. J. C.CL. - Cashier : He left home about nine mouths| only when they see signs of deiber | POP Buggies and Climax Spring Wagons. ago because of a quarrel with his fa- | ate injustice they become obdurate NortiientGrowmlSecde*&ee Call andiecs ua. | Convicted a Second Time. ee ther who scored him for leading @/and unaccommadating; and that i- | Topeka, Kan., April 12.—Ellen uate oe cael fast life. . : | why all statutes changing the terms e DEACON BROS. & co. | Wilson was convicted in the United D® ARMOND & SM TH. He isa druggist by profession. | of contracts in any respect a:e more | S0utbeast Corner of the Square. States District court to day of man — He says he tried for work here but| harmful than profitable ——Globe ufacturing counterfeit silver dollars.| ATTORNEYS AT'LAW. could get none because he was not! Democrat. MUKDER AND SUICIDE. | MISSOURI’S STORM LOSSES. | The evidence showed that George]. z 2 a regiatered pharmacist. | I Neateholrenitied fi icht Will practice in Bates and adjoining The money he brough from home \eGzed SUNG Con [Sania | ay ions he a paaiapbon oer Oni Sater Ge Nat’! Bank *: 7: - | i a i c r t . Nat . ! soon gave eo, and while wandering | Jauesville, Wis., April 13.—A ter | 4 Negro Father’s Awful Crime at} bout Twehty Persons Killed and era car ee Se SSE ena i 5 s 2 lrible t iy (oecurced aboutlt | Many More Injured. a coutract wi e woman, Wilson, about the city tired and hungry last | m le aera oot e of = Bowling Green Ky. | . 2 pu to teach him the art of making spu- ARKINSON & GRAVES, fall he was tempted to steal a suit miles west of this city at 10 o’cloek St. Louis, April 13.—Though two | ° aga . ee of clothes from a clothing store on |this morning r-sultiog in Mrs. Nat| Bowling Green Ky., April 11.—A nights and a day have passed since |!0¥S COM io winch nenwas Comps ATTORNaYS AT LAW. : Oli Shi ‘regi. Gibson and Mis. Hearn being shot|borrible murder and double attempt | the tornado tore its way through j her She filled her part of the| Kane eels a ive street for which he was arresi- - : « ici ; eet ee | Mi ‘ } * 7 {contract and with the product of} , Office West Side Square, over Lans- (s ed and sent to the workhouse for | PY the forme:’s husband, and their at suicide was made in this city last | Missouri, the reports of damage and | CO"! z : 3 down's Drug Store. , micouthe bodies burne:t in the house of the| night. George Bradley a well known | loss of life are still coming in. The! este epee oe ’ they tare to sich a i =e . ane Voges whic’ fer = . ._,| Kansas City to put it in circulation. : Abthat time he appesled to his| murderer. Daring the morning Mr. | colored gentleman, went hom: about | towns whi h suffered the mest are) Tian cece eee aa ares avis DR. J. M, CHRISTY, t Wadiion fox aid bat wasirefuxed | Gibson and his wife had a quarrel|10 o’clock and flew into a rage about | comparatively small, and their peo | °7°Y ee yi He worked hie time out and has|#4 they decided to call in Mrs |s »mething his little 7-year-old boy | ple were dazed by the disaster which | vieted of passing counterfeit money HOMOBOPATHIC ‘ fared no better since. He tried la- | Hears, a neighbor, to act as peace |had done. Picking up a piece of| overtook them panics were sentenced to a term! PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, boring for atime until hemet Mr |™#ker. Shortly afterward two pis- plank the man beat the child to death.! A summary of the casualties show ei the I a ganas re = Office, tront room over P.O, Ail call in ; 4 tol shots were heard by Gibson's lit | Horrified at what he had done Brad |the following result cf the dead’) e Womans term expired she was | answered at office day or night. Whiting, a bar tender at the" : Ses. | ae : promptly arrested and brought to} Specialattention given to temale dis- be Standard Theater saloon who gave tle child, who was playing vear the ley went to town and purchased some | and injured being corrected aud ver ’ ° +] : him a lodging and food. house, and immediately following rat poison and went back home. He ified to the best possible extert: Kansas. Neal and his wife appear- eases. He stayed with Whiting several them the house was seen to be in|and his wite both took a dose of it. Near Page City, Lafayette county. ca ee mabecees scalps her. T C. BOULWARE, Physician and days and was helped to get ou his| #ames. Tae child ran to Mrs |The poison didn’t operate quick | Anna Welker, dead; Farris Walker,! Sedalia, Mo, April 12.—In the| guttes ape D Office north side square, feet. | For five weeks he says he has wandered the streets looking for work, but could find none, and hun- gerforced him to steal, and that from his benefactor. Legislating For Devtors. The recent legislature of Kaneas passed an act extending the time for the redemption of real estate sold under foreclosure of mortgage aud providing other means for debt- ors to evade and postpone the pay- ment of their honest obligations according to the terms of the con- tract. An act of similar tenor was| passed by the Missouri legislature and in several other states there has | been more or less such tampering | Hearn’s house and gave the alarm. When Mr. Hearn arrived on the scene the house was almost entirely consumed. Upon investigation the bodies of Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Hearn were found burned to a crisp. The little girl said that after the shots were fired she saw her father run from the house and go toward the wooda in the direction of White water. The impression is that Git- son in a fit of anger shot the two women aud then fired the place to hide the crime. A posse of citizens was organized and started in pur- suit of Gibson. Arrangements Completed. Washington, D. C., April 11.—The arrangements for the trip of Presi- dent Cleveland to Chicago, to take enough for Bradley and he took a razor and getting on the bed cut his throat, making a gash 4 inch- es long, severing the jugular. Neigh- bors this morning found the dead body of the boy on the floor and on the bed together was Bradley and his wife, the former bloody and gasping for breath, and his wife in fearful agony from the poison. Bradley died in a few houre but his wife way recover. SIX VICTIMS OF THE WIND. The Storm Most Vioient in Lafayette County—Only Partial Details. Mo., April 12 —This sited last night about Higginsy country was | injured; Mrs. U. M. Powell, fatally | dead; J. Stanton, colored boy, dead; Wm. Fountain, badly injured; Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson, and Miss Mable Hutchinson, both badly hurt; Wm. Walker, badly hurt; A. K. Keller and wife, badly hurt; Hugh McElroy \injured; Mrs. Wm. Williams, terri- bly burned under a stove; Mrs. Wm. H Walker, slightly hurt. ; Near Dover, Mo. Mrs John Lucke and her brother killed. | Near Stanberry——Mrs. Ward, dead | | John Ward, badly hurt; Johnson | Shelton, badly injured; | nowu women dead. Near West Plains—Johu Tomp-| kins and boy, badly injured. | \ Near Steelville, Mo—Chas. Adair, dead; D. M. Green, dead; five un two un-} the case of Robert Gibbs, charged quickly settled, the jury, after be- ing out but a short time, assessing penitentiary. Gibbs attempted to parents, was attending the annual campmeetiug of the Seventh Ad- ventists in this city last summer. Strength and Health. If you are uot feeling strong and healthy, try Electric Bitters, if “la gtippe” has left you weak and weary use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts directly on liver, stomach and kidneys, gently aiding those organs to perform their functions. If you are afflicted with sick headache, you his punishment at tive years in the| BUTLER, rape a little 7 year old girl named | ''eacoun, S Maggie Nickerbocker, who with her | -~-——-———— < = Butler, Mo. Diseasesof women and chis- Pettis county criminal court to-day |e a specialtv. with assault with intent to rape, was OR. F. M. FULKERSON, DENTIST, MISSOURI. Office, Southeast Corner Square, over ns & Co. store Franz Bernhardt] ; On the north side of the square, H ' Butler, - Missouri. | (Watch & Clock Repairing Does hie own | Also Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and su-| : ‘ ‘ Z : : : a ts ’ | known men badly burt; Ira Lease, | ee | verware at { with the rights of creditors. There) part in the exercises attending the|7 o'clock by a terrific wind storm, | adie hart Musoteattekes andeher| will find speedy and permanent re t can be no doubt about the fact that | opening of the Columbian exposition | which swept everything before it, other ae ie hac ae Toki lief by taking Electric Bitters. One| |) ACTUAL COST AND CARRIAGE. | all legislation of this character| May Ist, will be completed in a day | from the southwest part of the coun- | inslieeerionein Fa jtrial will convince you that this is } For the next twelve months. ae ae ; ai gee eas ill, seriously hurt; L. L. Dabney, | the remedy you need. Large bot comes within that provision of the} or two. The day and hour of de- re and | Federal Constitution which forbids any State to enact a law impairing the obligations of contracts. The lawyers have a way of technically parture from Wasbington and from Chicago, have not been definitely de termined, but in order to suit Mr. Cleveland’s wishes, it is piobab'e; ty to the northeast the county by cros: river at Waverly. ing g the Missouri Near Page City six deaths have | g9 far been reported. | seriously burt; John Wilson and his} ;two boys all fatally injured: Mre.! Joseph Shumate, seriously hurt; | Mrs. Henry Brown and child fat | | ee i tles only 59¢ at H L. Tucker's drug store. A Congressman’s Sal Pittsburg, Pa, April 1 —~Con- As a watch maker of 52 years experience! can and Will give you satisfaction. | Fine Watch Repairing Specialty. j : : ‘ 7 hurt; Andy Hamby. wife and six| jess 3; ee ee i arguing, to be sure, that this prohi | that the train will leave Washington! Will Y¥. Walker, a prosperous | ghitdren badly are jeletoeee J. C. Sibley, th Duley TEA SRE een altar a bition does not extend to changes} on the morning of April 30 and start | young farmer, was at the supper At Hawkins Bank, Mo.—William aed Wie BEG a UES ate we A b in the methods of collecting debts, | on its homeward trip on the evening| table with bis wife and three : Scott who has been able to carry the) so long as the debtor is required to} finally make full payment; but the| sophistry of the contention is ob-| vious. When a man loans money | to another he takes account of the of May Ist. All the members of the} cabinet will acommpany dent. Mrs. Cleveland will not. as| already stated, attend the cpeving | ceremonies, but will press a button} the presi-| children wi is brick house was , completely burying him and all the children. tricated Lerself and with great dif- fieuliy released him. They were ure blown over His wife ex- | ! Asher, dead, with baby io his arms; Andrew Lay, dead; Mrs. Jas. Wilson | dead; Mrs. Wm. Asher, dead; John Lay, dead; John Dill, dead: fan un known 3 mouths old child dead: | David Williams seriously hurt; Dr Erie-Crawford congressional district | against the republicans, has written a letter to the granges, alliance and labor unions of his district in which |he donates his entire salary to the —GO TO} G. A. VAN HALL, facilities of collection the same as of | at the white house that will turnjable to reseue two of the children Bf A Browne seriously burt; Clar ee oe SE SOOT In the —succEssorn To— the nature of the security. |molten metal into the mold of x me-' who were smothered in the debris. | gnoe Jacobs seriously eee Mrs peed HS 8 ee 5 ey moe eccer The means of enforcing his rights | morial bell to be used by the society | The third is fearfully mangled. oe = 3 7 =’: | the nomination and election to con- : 3 > : a] : : z Clarence Jacobs, fatall hurt; | ores ae : F. BERNHARDT & Oo. constitute a fixed part of the con-|ofthe daughters of the American! J. W. Hutchinson, an aged farmer : u sIgress for financial betterment or c Henry Lay, seriously hurt; John iti bane aeiGen antic. be cae tract, and have a positive bearing | revolution. lin the same neighborhood, suffered |Confray and daughter, seriously ee selfish be ee ; oes wy aid in the a upon the rates of interest he charges| , wpsccace Smashing” Order. ~{the loss of his wife and the com-| eras SHGEaES See ard InSeeIOn Nanas reforms as seems —FOR— i and when they are arbitrarily chang | ee : are li Fite Ofer! » Seriously hurt:|to be imperatively d ded for the : and when they : arily g Raleish, N. C, April 12 —Tbe | Pete demolition of his house, and! ygrg. David Williams, seriously hurt: : : i : ed he is depriyed of what legally be | = se es i bnaly crippled ‘ ams, seriously hurt; ! protection of 2 of his! a Ses ‘6 = apy ees A oe cther|Ttilroad commissioner of this atate) WS BS SORpiCc: Mrs B. Joy, fatally hurt: Mrs. Wm. | constituents. | i longs to him. 8 other} : x - pe ees : Bn 3 ieonst 8. iia : we iaoaGar Siow all the ques i has issued the following order, de-} eo ¥. Luke and brother Qondray, seriously hurt. ' me eae | 3 logi nd proper view o ques-| . es eae} a ae | - . 4 i : Th : : i mun Si th. jsigned to correct the perennial woe ce sao and hee Tease EVER\THING SWEPT AWaY | In Nevada the clean up ordinance tion. e plain meuuing o e| Gomanlaintimedelal shemcacoinnente| terrib!y wrecked. Further on Cap- : | hat it savs. A citizen was F constitution, as repeatedly construed | P Bs8g ah | The storm left for the survivors | Z°28US Wet it Says. aya by the Supreme Court, is that no | state shall pass a law giving to either! party an advantage which did not | exist when the contract was made. | It is well known, of course, that | ing by railroad employes: | All common carriers subject to} the supervision of the railway com-| mission shall provide such means and appliances as may be necessary ‘to secure the careful handling of tain Todhunter’s barns were demol- ished auda small negro girl killed on his farm. There are uumerous reports and rumors about deaths at Dover and Waverly, but nothing authentic can , little to begin life over again with | houses, barns, stock, everything be | jing swept away before the storm's | fury. At Hawkins Bank the scene was , | fined $7.65 for leaving a dead chick- {en unburned. | | j ' MEDICINES #§ ; ‘TOILET ARTICLES, TOBACCOS AND sach legislation is intended to bene- | at t inj n 1} fit the debtors, regardless of the|*r Seats a 2 a interests of the creditors, and it|® baggage to which a check may eliould be just as well known ce, age - — stations theinvariable result is disappointing. | sa ae p65 es nnaed ee Men may thus obtain a temporary | nor ene! pias cena relief, vut in the end it is to be dear- | hand vw employed, it ahal!' be SS | z z ly paid for, if not by those directly jed of the train hands to assist the concerned, then by others who in} baggagemaster and lift with care all | from th : turn become borrowers. Iua state) baggage fro! he car doors be wacured: } most horrible. About fifty citizens | ‘from Salem, including all the doc | { tors, went down as soon as word}, . jreached there of the disaster aud |'S stamped in the best watch ‘many of them are there still, as they i Case made. It is the trade are needed to nurse the wounded | mark of the Keystone Watch | and care for the dead. When tue C@s¢ Company, of Philadelphia, foree was found dying in the com- | relief reached there nota soul in the the oldest, largest and best- | ;pany’s yard. A few moments later’ place had bad anything to eat for known factory in the world— | Office: Taleott was found in tue twenty-four hours, as provisions, | 1500 employees, capacity 2000 + where the collection laws are loose | A Famous Horse Dead - |same condition on the platform of | cook stoves, ete, were all blown cases daily. Its products are and uncertain the people have no| Beatrice, Neb., Apri! 10.—Lobas- ‘the coach. Both policemen died | Farmers feom the surround | SOld by all jewelers. It makes eredit, whatever may be the value of | co, the famous trotting stallion own-| Soon after being found. ing couatry came uobly to their as the celebrated Fas. Boss Filled” ; 4 their property. They cau not nego-| ed by J. G. Ladd, died last uight of} The officers had been shot it is | gistiuce and io any are now being. Watch Cases, now fitted with ‘ tiate loans except ata high rate of} laryngitis. His owner refused an|supposed, by tramps whom they ca-ed for in the immediate vicinity. th’ only bow (ring) which can- interest proportioned to the risk of | offer $100,000 for him after he| attempted to dis!odge, aud the con-| At on? farm Louse there were thir _ 20% be pulled off the case—the delay and loss that the lender must | broke the world’s record lust fall. | dition of the car showed that a ter- | teen persons wounded. srr 2 oul there is no excuse for ignorance or | the third heat of a hot race, and was|ing him in the back and the other Wilson lying in sight of her dying miguoderstanding in the matter. Itj}expected to participate in all the|in the neck, while Talcott was shot | baby and calling the doctors to save assume. This has been so often | Lobaseo had a race record ofjrible straggle had taken place. In one of the cottages left stand- demonstrated by experience that | 2:103, made at ®t. Joseph, M6., in | Frith was shot twice, one ball strik- ing asad scene was enacted. Mrs.| does not pay to trife with contracts | prominent stallion races this year. |over the left eye. ~ life, asking nothing for herself.| Askyour jewelerfor pamphlet. FINE CIGARS, ARTISTS MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS! Shot Down by Tramps. Dabuque, Ia.. April 14.—About 6 o'clock this morning Officer Frith, of the Milwaukee road's police rere es” Prescriptions Carefully Compounde A liberal Patronage of the ., public is solicited. away.