The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 12, 1896, Page 3

-RILLED HIS WIFE. | then He Pat ‘Iwo Bullets ia His | Own Heart. rc City Star says: | Arthur L. Snook. a brakeman on the Missoari Pacifie railway running | Kansas City and Nevada, Mo., | shot and killed his wife, Arletta, who qs general agent for the Monroe ! poblishing house. Chicago, IIl., at | | ner arrived. Four chambers were empty. Mr. aad Mre. Snook were each 36 years old) Mrs. Snook came here ; ‘ | from Nevada, Mo, where she had; Kansas City Nov. 5.—The Kanaas | been canvassing for the Mouroe Pub-| lishing house of Chicago Her fath | er, who live in Bedford, Ia, was no | tified of her tragic deata. Snook’s mother lives in Nevada In Spnook’s pockets the coroner found an identification card from tbe Fidelity Life Insurauce company in | TWELVE GU TO CONGRESS. / All but Three Democratic Candidates Elected by Large Mujorities, St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 4 —The re turns from the dfferect Congres | | sional districts of the State upon the, Congressional vote were slow in| | coming in,bat at midnight Secretary | Love of the Democratic State Cen-| tral committee gave out the follow- ling figures, which are very accurate: | are done away with, thewash ing is gotten out of hand 2 and on the / hes line hours sahead of f A Ridientous Pair From the Washington Post. When, some weeks ago, (John M. Palmer and Hon. Simon Bolivar Buckuer were nominated for President Hon. and Vice l e bolting Democrats ovt We Ven President re spectively, at Iudianap ured the pre- diction that by the close of the eam i be the objects of contempt and ridi- this Paign they wou almost univ eule. We think we may say 7 First distriet—R P Giles, Demo-! morait ; | orning that ¢ ophecy has 4215 o'clock to day in sae entrance | which he carried a life policy for|crat elected by 3,000. | time, with fultilled wii to the Belmont hotel, 302 West! go 999. He threatened to ehange| Second distriet-—R VY. Bodine, | Bes : At no time during the contest b Ninth street. Then he seb down 0M | the policy. Jn case of death, the} Democrat, elected by 6,500 little work ithey b Scag cee aa -waidhind hin-wile. de, ee a , i ; they been seriously considered for the atep' eard gave orders thac Mrs. Orrel Third districe—A M. Doekery, | and no wor- he places hich ti _ PORN RIES HES - Or jthe places to which they pretend to when be p Snook of Nevada, Mo., be votitiel two shots into his heart. He fell forward across his wife’s feet and died inetantly. At the time of the shooting the THUMBS Losr. in Smuggling Chiadinen Across the Democrat, elected 5 000. | distriet—C. F. Cochran, | sheeted by 4,000. \ S. Cowherd, +i elected by 3500. Fourth Mite ateter— WW, | | hurried was house- jaspire It has been understood on jall sides that their candidacy was | absurd: that they never would have | been considered for the fraction of ‘ . St. Lawrence, | : jan instant by ALY Convention repre- sireet in front of the hotel was Gitte poe : Sivos tenet D. A. DeArmond, | Wives use lcentinp al reall parte thee E with people, the most of whom wit- Norwood, N. Y., Nov. ¢ —The re- b 6509 |Senting areal party; that they were eiorr v 6 509. | f P ee a z pessed the affair. port that Chinamen are being pulled} aoa: ‘ @ | | performing simply as decoys to trap Se- facpect—Jaar ney, | eee eee Friends say that jealousy caused ; across the St. Lawrence river by D. wher ain — oes) anwary Democrats and de 3 emocoit. by 7.606 | Soook to commit his dual crime Qne month ago, Snook, who is said to have been jealous without cause, left his wife after several months of means of a rope stretched from Tro quois to Hogansburg, thus gaining an entrance to the Jnud of the free aud the home of the brave, in spite Bighth distries—R VP. Blaad, Dewn- ocrat, by +,000. | Nuth distriet-Champ Clark, Dem- ociat, by 5,000. { iver them to Mr | Hanna to swell the triumphal procession of MeKinty. Nobody bas regarded them with respect No oue has contributed to 2 : : : their fund except as a means of was her second h of the law, is being widely circulat- : ; i ? i s of pro age ee Poco — ed The lack of ane heeled Tenth distrie!—Richard Bartholdt, Cilairette moting the Republican cause. No- , she pe , re bas a 3 a : : . = ago from a man named Mc. | people to think that it is no trick at Sees laundry end s quickly and body wanted to elect them Nobody al b whom she had one child, | all for the almond-eyed celestial to AUSTIRID GRANSCEACE Ihe kiys LES weil 15333 | everywhere. has offered them the poor travesty Cowan, by ae , dathe co GG gen Oley publican, by 3,700 of reverence and honor. They have Myrtle, now 19 years old. Myrtle | do the rope passage, Dus poopie WhO)” ny fh district—C E was in ber mother’s room at the | Gibson house at the time Mrs. Soook was killed. Soook returned to this city lact are acquainted with the old St Law- rence know that it ‘akes lots of nerve to hang on toa rope and be dragged from Ircquois to Hogans Pearse, | Republican, by 4,900. \ Thirteenth distriet-—E A. Robb, Democrat, by 6,000 = gone through the country, a couple of transparent mountebanks and Robert Macaire and Jacques Strop themselves were not mummers. a 4 Pourtee istrict—W. D Van- e impud impostors. F sight fom Nevada, Mo., and for the | burg in the etching hoaesne wiles Fourteenth district—W. D Van more impu Jent impostors. It seems ig ; > diver, Democrat, by 4,000. incredible that they could have ¢x frst time in a month went. to call on The strong current of the river 7 ; : : bal } ens ceit : Fifteenth district—M. E. Benton, pected more than half contemptuous bis wife. He had expressed a wish makes it impossible to puil straigut = ‘ . : : | Democrat, by 8,000 toleration,yet oftever (hun once they to his friends that he might live with | acrose, cons quently Hogansburg is a have resented it with a fury that beragain. He went to the Gibson | somewhat down the river from Iro- CASTORIA. i hotel, kept by Mre. Kate Gibsor, 315 West Ninth street, where his wife and step-daughter have been living for three months. Ho was not quois, and in order to keep the rope in place it has to run through sever al guide pulleys anchored on shoal ing poiuts These pulleys are a ‘The fac- etgnatute toy of Zz 4 ku ‘Wrapper. THIER FOR YEARS. Champion of the World, ctrong and durable ECONOMY AND COMFORT made them only more ridiewlous They have, in fact, saddened us with the thought that out of more then seventy willions of people they only Patol (pte : have failed to realize their pitifal permitted to enter the hotel, but | source of annoyance to the passen- ed predicament. Mire. Suouk went out on the street | ger, and, as it is impossible to c€@| Pretty Annie Povers Cast Off by Her 5 R riOmune aa i. and had along talk with him after|them in the night, their posilion is Father.— Was Actress Mad. MOORE S AIR TIGHT asec shite tees obama: the went to Mrs Gibson and told | not known until the thumb or finger! New York, Nov. 4—Robert L. That Contain Mercury, her that Snook would stay at the|is cut off. It was the finding of| Cutting appeared in court to prose- Boe ae SE grabber eb dara dett owe oaineie hotel with her. During the night|these fiogers and thumbs in the| oyty pretty Annie Powere, aged 16, ; 2 | whole system When HCI it thioags Snook and his wife bad a quarrel stomachs of fish caught along the| whom be accuses of robbing his wife Can Not be Beat. — NiDudneret be aedece woe bidet and talked and shouted so much that j river that led to the discovery of this | the former actress, Minnie Seligman. = tions trom ‘repatable iphysiciansy a the the boarders complained and Mrs. method of crossing. Ove fish caught} Annie was employed as maid. ae a = sary eA re eo OE ee Gibson told Snook this morning | 10 Louisville bay badtwo right hand For the past two weeks several 1 ee | ialls Catarrh Cure, manutactured by F- that he could not stay at the house | thumbs in its stomach articles have been missing from their Also a full line of Q@. | 5. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.. contains any longer. He went away but returned about noon. In going to his wife’s room he met Mra. Green, who told him to get out of the house. “I want to see my wife,” he said. “You cannot see her,” said Mrs. Gibson “Get out.” “T'll send a policeman for her.” “Do it,” retorted Mrs. Gibson. Snook went away and in a few minutes sent a note to his wife, ask ing her to come to the Belmont ho. tel, a few doors east. She went and when she stepped inside of the en- trance of the hotel Snook closed and latched the door behind her The next instant people on the street saw | them scuffing, saw Snook place a Tevoiver to his wife's bead and fire and saw her fall backward. Then Snook sat down on the steps and watched his wife die before he placed the revolver to his own chest and fired two balle, not two inches apart, into his heart. A man tried to enter the hotel after Mrs. Snook had been thot, but be fouad the door locked. J. W. Toda, engineer in the em- ploy of the Atchison, Topeka & San- ta Fe railway.stood across the street The great wonder is how any Chi- naman could make the trip and have After leaving Iro- quois on the Canadian side, the way tends down through the rapids above Morrisburg and the first guide pul- ley is anchored on the foot of Og- den’s Island, about four miles down. The next pulley is near Fesren’s Point, some fourteen miles further down. The next at the head of the Long Sault Isiand, four miles be low. After leaving the head of the island, the passenger enters the Long Sault rapids, where after twelve or fourteen miles of swift water, he lands at the mouth of the St Rogis river, just balow Hogans burg. Here the dalf drowned Ort eutal has the water rung out of his pig tail, the stubs of his missing thumbs and fingers bandaged up, proceeds to find a place where he can wasbee Melican mau sbirtee. Electric Bitters. any fingers left. Electric Bitters is a medicine suit- ed for any season, but perhaps more generally needed, when the languid ! exhausted feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid and sluggish and the need of a tonic and alterative is felt. A prompt use of this medicine has often averted long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No medicine will act apartments. Last week a pocket- book containivg $50 was missing. They suspected the Powers girl and started an investigation. Mre. Cutting’s room was searched and between tho mattress of the bed and the springs were found many of the missing articles. They called the girl into the room and tried to get her to confess that she bad stolen the articles. She de- nied that she knew anything sbout them Mr. Cutting said he did not like to press a charge against her, but said that it was better for the com- munity and also for the girl that an example be made of ber. After the girl had been arrested, acab drove up in front of the Cut tiug residence and the occupant sent in acard with the name Maurice Powers. The gentleman said that he called to see his daughter, and when Mr. Cutting told him that his daughter, was under arrest and explained the reason, he said she deserved to be punished, as she had been in the habit of steal- ing everything she could get her hands on since she was 2 little girl. | The Peap'c, He Saye, SUPERIOR COOK sTOVts < Hardware. Croceries and Queensware. A. L. McBRIDE & CO. North side [J]. no mercury, and is taken internally act- ing directly apon the blood aud mucons surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine It is taken internally and is made in Fo- ledo, Ohio, by &. J. Cheney & Co, Tes- timoniais tree, Bey*Sold bv druggists, price 75¢ per bottle. Johan Sherman. Mansfield, O., Nov. 5 —John Sher- man gave out the following sigued statement today: “I sincerely hope that the election will settle forever a question that,in my opipion, threatens the honor and good faith of the United States more than avy other since the elose STEWART WARM. Foolish Mr. Dittman. eee seats Post-Dispateh.* Have Been De- feated xud Deprived the Rights of the Ballots. Carson, Nev., Nov. 5 —Senator: Stewart said yesterday: “The vic tory of McKiniey is a defeat of the American people, and it means more falling prices, stagnation, misery and enforced idleness. It means that the money powers of America and | Europe have deprived the people of the United States of their sovereign right to cast a free ballot. “If means that the power of ; Salesman Wednesday 'an are * fools” and * lums ” the shoe business ‘themselves *“-—— fools” hoodlums.” Mr. William Dittman, Secretary of the Dittman Saoe Co, disctarged a becaure he voted for Bryan and in doing so de elared that men who v.ted for Bry- hood- Mr Dittman is engaged in He will proba \ bly diseuver that there area good | many wearers of shoes in the trade territory «f St Louia who voted for Mr. Bryan ant who do not consider Go of the civil war,confidently assuming as I do the election of McKinley, E hope that the present gold standard will be matutaued. with the largest ose of silver that cau be maintained . ata parity with gold. This settled we ought promptly to make such ebanges in our tariff and revenue laws as will yielda sufficient supply of wouey to meet Current expenses of the Government and create a sur- plus to pay outstanding bonda with in a few years and to sufficiently and impartially protect American indus- tries “Jous Suerman.” Do you feeld » & heavy tirest pand aversion te “fo fact. that the great majority of intelligent voters in the territory ‘from which Mr. Dittman and other At least two mil-; roperty. st Tiouis ehau ‘ 2 propert; |lions of our voters were denied the St. Louis merebavts and manufac voted for “If you are guilty.” said Mr. Pow [| ‘i right of free speech. They were i i The election returns shew Ij a | given the alternative of baokruptey You are! bee Deduct the negro 70 per cent of the) }in busivess, discharge from employ- eo ae s is | i Lineo!n, Neb.. Nov. 5 —Mr. ‘s |! ment of acceptance of bribes in every ‘ tiv : | Lincotn N aie >—Mr. Bry white citizens of ‘St. Lous itselfj/an bas sent the fo voted for Bryan Deduct the neg re : : leonceivable form te vote for gold nreceipt of ten cents, cash °F | monopoly and the continuation of 260 to Major McKinley: vote, and at Jea-t SO per cent of the) white voters iu Missouri voted of a torpid live Wo prevent the devet disease, Prickly It drives cat oo the and witnessed the affair. more surely in counteracting and | Coroner Bedford took the bodies | freeing the system from the malarial away to Wagner's undertaking es | Poison. Headache, es Con Dblis . Snook sti a | stipation, Dizziness yield to Electric tablichment. Snook still held the | 50c and $1 per bottle at| Rear cin | Bitters. i ; revolver in bis hand when the coro-) y 1, Tuckers drug store 50-4. ers, “you should be punished, and | disown you from this day. no child of mine.” | money, incorporations and intimida- jtion have obtained a victory over Lour iustitutions She was brought out of jail and confessed that she had stolen tke tures derive their trade | Bryaa this couclusively. vote, snd at leus £ ral i by MeClement & Magnanimous in Defeat. OF BUTLER MO. ing telegrams “Senator Jones has just informed me that the re- stamps, a generous sample will be | the robber policy of Cleveland's ad mailed of the most popular Catarrh | jinistration * for | 3 | turns indicated your election, and E esen sasneg = 4 and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream PROS Dm Bryan. Deduct the negro vote, and AUTHORIZED CAPITAL aril eee no Citatted Corn). miepaatslumcnatnt ae | sok ‘esis fourths of a’l the vot | baste to extend my congratulations. PAID UP CAPITAL $55,000.00 great merit. Full size 50c. \ Quart can, licts. “ers who voted on Tuesday iast in| We have submitted the issue to the ai pats ey x ‘ Exy Broruers, ! > EES Missouri. Arkansay, Texas, Louisiane,| American people and their willis SURPLUS FUND $11,000.00 56 Warren St., New York City. | Se | Mississippi, Tenueesee and Ken jlaw. My son was afflicted with catarrh.| New York, Nov. 5.—The World | § |L induced him to try Ely’s Cream | has the following from Batb, Me: Balm and the disagreeable catarrhal| Tbe correspondent asked the de smeil all left him. He appeacs as | feated Vice Presidential candidate well as any one —J. C Olmstead, } today whetber he thought Tuesday's Incorporated under the laws of Missouri. Lends money on Teal estate on long or short time at low rates of interest, allowing borrower to pay back part orall at any time and stop interest. Have a complete and reliable abstract of title to each tract of land and town lot in Bates Co. tucky voted fur Bryan. | rare b S ss Probably the cidest may in the These are the States from whic | 1 ited Gictag th cast ie eptaioe Serene acre ebo make the indus. | President this year 1 Jobn T. Poot try and the cnergy of St Louis bus |of Ashland, N. He was boro in Balm) sufficient to demonstrate its |, H ke e fi i = au 6 1774 and is therefore 121 years old The preparation of these abstracts was begun by our Mr. Walton 2s years ago; are | Arcola, il j result would settle the free silver | iness wen produetive and profitable. \Ttis unnecessary to vay that he up to date and made from the Records daily Passion wrahiee Cy baat i £2) eG a ee — - : . | These are the people—inteliigent, | a Bs Oe ae Pies having a few hundred dollars to loan can be accomodated with interest paying New York, Novo 5. Garret A thoritatively Mr. Dittman bas needlessly Seaedied | son residing a ie i mortgages that are safe as U. 8. bonds. “Do you thick it will be the issue abcut $9 years old. Hobart bas received hundreds of | in the next Presidential campaign?” iveupeuiweck (oa | congratulatory telegrams, oue from} \fr Sewall was asked | CASTO R IA BM Yaris, “©! Senator Quay saying: “Now that | “Yes, sit; it will be the issue for rig: ss 2 sce eee i . I desire to recall | every campsig2 notil it prevails. : When asked if he thought the | For Infants and Children. 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