The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 9, 1895, Page 6

CLARDY & BRUNER, Real Estate and Loans. Do you want to We are now preparing a large a disteibution in Iowa, Illinois and Nebraska. who has just aesociated himself Iowa and Illinois in the real est in runing ex 28 from Our extensiv age over any firm in Southwest to buy or sell. Yours fo: for the past year Clardy & Bruner. WIND'S WICKED WORK. Death and Destruction Near [lalstead, Kansas. Halstead, Kan., May -About 4:30 yesterday afternoon a fearful eyclone devasted a strip of country several hundreds yards wide and at least sixteen mile 1 i 9 killing six persons outright and seriously injuring several others, while many have received slight injuries. cyclone struck the Fry, a widow, who liyed about nine miles southwest of Halstead, com pletedly destroying it aud slightly injuring Mrs. Fry. { up the house of John Sct catterd it in every direct » two- story house oi which had but rec at cost of over wa utirely swept away, Mrs. Joseph Weir, Grace Weir, aged 11, Herman Weir, aged 5, aud 5- Mr. Weir left the house and when the cyclone struck was about fifty yards away and clung toa tree. He was injured and the physicians says he will die. sister Maud Weir, the only ones in the family who took to the cellar, escaped with only slight bruises. The home of E. ©. Caldwell, which was 100 yards to the west of the Wier home was unroofed and the south side torn away. The family escaped by taking to the cellar. The next house in the path of the storm William which was completely wiped from the face of the earth and Mr. Arm- strong was killed, Mrs. Armstrong seriously and perhaps fatally injur- ed, Grandma Chapin, who was there sick in bed, was killed. About 100 yards east of the Armstrong house the large two story residence of B. E. Frizzell was picked up, as was also a large two story house of J. F. Frizzell across the road, and both together with all the out buildings were completely swept away,leaving enough debris to show that a house had stood there. The families of both the Frizzells escaped injury with the exception of Mrs. J. F. Frizzell,who was considerably bruis- ed about the head. The next place visited was the home of Capt. William White, which was only partly destroyed, one wing of the house being torn away. Across the rcad from White's the home of Cyrus Hinkston was entire- ly carried away and Mr. Hinkston received injuries but not considered serious. in the line of the tornado and was carried away as were the homes of A. S. Powell, J. A. Comas, Andrew Thompson and Menno Hege. Miss Daisy Neff at Powell's house was injured as was Mrs. J. A. Comas. In the Hege district school, school had just been dismissed, and through Mr. Hege’s foresight the children hurried out of the path of the storm along with his family. Had they not been so taken care of there would have been great loss of life. The fury of the storm seems to have been worse about five miles west of Halstead, where all six persons were killed near the Frizzel home. Dead horses, cattle ind hogs and chickens are seattered all over the wheat field. Those who first coming say it made very slow pro- gress, trayeling not faster than a of house of a 2.000, 1S s-old baby. was Armstrong's Spencer Ross’ house was were saw the storm person could run, bat it seemed to} waver first in one direction and then in another. Had it not been so the Weir family could have gone to the fart The | Mrs. | Joseph Weir, Jr., and} | Thousands are Idle | Probate Court Settlement | Providence, R. L. May 1.—Addi-| | tions to the ranks of the strikers at| |Olneyville today bring the number iow out up to over 4,000, the oper- atives of the Taft & Weeden will,; jand 250 operatives from the River- | side mill having struck this morning. |The primate cause of the general | strike is given out as the failure of |the manufacturers to restore the re- | duction in wages made o |ago. Docket May Term, 1895. Estates. lst Dar. Lon Rolston, James Da Delbert & Eula McP! n, J JH Talbert. Jacob L Short, RF Har Jas, Albert & Berths Short, z DR Braden. dley, Admr Noland G &C a, if so list it at once with us. . Levina Allen AW Plischke, Martin Rapp & Ch Brager. Lula Hufman et al, Seth N Hatt Lottie V Burk Catherine | Harrison F Caton, mount of advertising matter for Mr. J. U. Bruner, with us bas large acquaintance in ate business. Have been engaged 2 these states to Southwest Mo.. e connection gives us the advant- Mo. Come and see us if you wish Wm Minn Da i roa year YS regard ; alF J Tygard and The strikers cleim that they : Albert O Stanley e JC Ctark, Lula, Nora & Oscar Huf H c jare prepared to stay out as long as/ jthe manufacturers hold together. It jis expected that the ratives in| |the Saxon and Sarnia and the re-| Minnie Cha ne eee : . 7, | Olaf & Tom maining employes in tke Riverside! etal, Mary will come out tomorrow.* r business, ope | Lee Forest Coldwel Mark Latsenhizer d Wilbern Gibson et al, Weayer Mille Elsie I Calvin, Waiter Caywood etal Jefferson City, Mo., May 2 —State | Treasurer Lon V. Stephens filed} with Governor Stone to-day his re-| port of the transactactions of his | / office for the month ending April 30 | showing baland in all funds April 1, Samuel Cs $1,438,785.16; receipts into all funds | ae inna: during the month, $211,889.14; dis bursemente, $626,857.98, leaving a balance onchand at the close of busi ness Aprill 30. of $1,123,814 32. ‘Fa r Ga ref RAINS G gains (FT fsUll @ oftJac aoe ROMPTLYano PERMANENT ‘wiTkouT RETURN tANENTIY AtDauscists ano DEALERS EVcRYWHERE | ‘Tue Caas-AVocever @o-Barto-Mo- lary E Caywood, dA. amuel Stalleu hu KW Clarence L Anna kK Marg - Marq Samuel Cass, Mary Ct JR Wead étu Day Dela Coppage et al, 5 Joel M Ferguson, | Charles Goodrick, | Wm Worrell et al, | Olive Jones. | Abraham Kr | Krieger, | Wm Mosier e Philip Krieger, TJ Davis dec’d, Fred Reisne Win F Rai Clinton R . Henry Eyman, Fliza Park { | GEC GEC Admrx Admrx G&C SHOT HER STEPDAUGHTER. ley V Haelton, H t James Da F s sick, we gave her Castoria, When she wa: A Quarrelsome Woman Deliberately | When she became Kills Another at Stillwater, Ok. Perry, Ok., May 2.—A terrible murder is reported at Stillwater, the county seat of Payne county, twenty miles south of Perry. Mrs. Zoe Larh, wife of Adam Larh, one of the wealthiest farmers in Payne county, |shot and killed her step-daughter yesterday morning. It seems that | Mrs. McHenry, the step-daughter, | whose home is in Newton, Kansas, had been visiting her father, Adam | Larh, for a month. A few days ago Mrs. McHenry jand her step-mother quarreled, and | Mrs. McHenry left the house for ja while. Yesterday she went back 'and was met at the door by Mrs. | Larh, who said that she could not jenter. With a threat she told Mrs. | McHenry that she would shoot her with the pistol she had in her hand | if she attempted to enter the house. Mrs. McHenry turned to leave the | door and her step mother fired, the ball striking her near the heart, kill- ing her instantly. Mrs. Larh gave herself up to the police immediately. Both women are well and liss, she clu When she had Children, she J D Anderson Joseph Baum, Owen G Callihan, Joseph Kerr, JW Brooks, Brooks & Mains, ns, Harrison G Walker, Dan’1 kK Walker, Martin W Mize De € Mize, Myrtle Cox et al, Nancy Jayne Cox, Mm McCiements, Kate MeClements, E John Brandner, Y h Jacob Baun Geo W Calliha Wm J Moulton, _ : Henry S 5 i Isaac Lawn tennie has reached Stock- ton but the young men are a little shy on wearing white duck trousers. Honesty, perseverance and skill cannot im- prove Dr. Sawyer’s Cure, because it fully cures indigestion, biliousnéss and kidney dif- ficulty. Sold by HL Tucker. A man in London is making a lot of money by lending out a £1,000 Bank of England note for swell weddings to be exhibited as the gift of the bride’s father. A man is sent along to watch the note and can be} made very useful at the presents, table exhibiting the articles. produce a bet- Sawyer’s Family It cures difficulties of the stomach and Sold by H. L, Tucker. St. Joseph, Mo., May 2.—There is an alleged shortage of about $24,000 in the office of county treasurer in | Doniphan county, Kan, and so far} no arrests have been made When | the present treasurer, J. Deveraux, | took charge last October, he dis coyered something was wrong. His oo ¥ |predecessor, Michael Bauer, was | great excitement exists. Adam Larh | iold a shortage existed, and was ‘the father and husband, is nearly | fq to sett B a ; Al sagterdeon nae eneee. o settle. auer has been ill} ee Sess 8 ps peony jalmost continuously since. the sheriff kept the jail heavily } guarded last night. From parties | jarriying from Stillwater this evening | |it is learned that a preliminary | hearing is in progress and the ex- citement is intense. Mrs. Larh, the! murderess, was formerly a Mrs. } Houston, and her husband, Hous- Money and experience cann ter family medicine than Dr. Cure. liver. known What's the Use ot _DR REA & CO., Spec About colds and c is in tk m= | mertime. You may have a tickliug] cough or a little cold or baby may have the croup and when it comes you ought | to know that Parks cough Syruy is the best cure forit. Sold by F in the treatment of Neryous ’ and Th D branch office at Sturgeon, Mo., May 1—Clyde H.! pUESDAY, MAY 28 ton, who was a well known deputy Neti Le Hee Hoae aa charge of marshai, was killed in the fight with (We eel eyale Site (Onee ea the Daltons at Ingall in 1893 (Gey 8 Winans las copes —— — appeared. He left Saturdey oster- | defo’ The Value of C |sibly to visit in Montgomery City. The value of gold coin is in its|since which time nothing has been | weight; the value of silver coin is the | heard of him government stamp on it. The value) of Simmons Liver Regulator is the} : relief it gives from Biliousness and jerable money on b Sick Headache. A 25 cent package) piseases unt ,of powder has permanently cured | eee many a one. | H One | Acute and Chronie Catarrb, Foul play is suspect , Catarrhal I ed as he was known to have cousid- | and cures. jcertainly feels that sbe occupies a unique position from a geological s whom 200} He treats all who call | upon him gentiemanly, honorably and courte- | ously and frankly tells them whether or no | he considers the caee bie | Consuitation priva | Prices reason Correspon | Address nervous energy and restores Zano cures m 1 and sexual ker, drag- te and free Dr. Rea, Kausas City, Me. “ps 1 0) Silyer Dick. | The old adage that it is bad luck |! It is conceded that the democratic |? break # looking glass was brought] Gre nominee for president next oi eae IETS Ua AEE : = |son at Kansas City. While devour-| ton must come either from a southern ing abuge lunch in a saloon the} or western state, and while not de-| other night wv his glass of beer, | siring to appear immodest, Missouri | the bar tender objected and Jobn |son was put out. He soon returned | | with a brick, and hurled it through | ,, , A e $250 mirror. He was arrested | an | standpoint to satisfy both sections. ! ang Wednesday the police judge |‘< ; And then, together with this advan-/ sent him to the work house for | tage, Missouri is most fortunate in| days. the quality of statesmanship needed | zano to lead the democracy to yictory in | 1pstmarhoo 1896. What man can command the) £'**: a —_ respect and enthusiasm of the party The man who can't find life pleas- throughout the country better than ans in Louisiana is hard to please th oo gst |The Sagwa medicine company is Silver Dick Bland? He would not holding forth in the opera house) only poll the entire yote of his own! and there a dime museum in | party, but would draw to him, prob-| town; a tabernacle revival meeting) IRRE ATL ESTA'TE. ably stronger than any other leader, | 824 ® sanctification meeting are rie) jai pow 1c the vote of the bimetallists of the valling each other in strife against | Catterlin’s, « ; Satan; while the man who wants to, - west.—Jefferson City Tribune. “git in’a game” can be accommodat 2 r ed without trouvle. Then with greens and pie plant pies, life in Louisiana is one continued round of pleasure orchard east of the house, where, they could have escaped. clone could be plainly seen from town and Santa Fe passenger train | No. 5 waited in the Halstead yards until it crossed the track. It blew down several telegraph poles The cy-; you feel mean ; g pin the m and Kidney are Vv don’t you take f does not make you nothing-— 5) ears past prope { nate Ely’s Creum Baim as j best and only cure. 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