The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, May 19, 1898, Page 8

———EEE —_—_—— ORE REI REESE Friction ia the Cabinet. Mejor Woolsey & Susi 7 There appears to be serious fric-| Perry, Ok, Mey 11.—Major J. ¥ 7 23 ee j Missouri Pacific Railway Time Table MAY FIGHT FRANCE ae Baller Station, FOR AIDING SPAIN, F.J. TYGARD HON. J. B. NEWBEBRY, 3.ee Vice-Pres't Coane! NORTH £OUND. tion in the President's cabinet.| Woolsey, one of the foremost men — 6:00A. x. Makes uo Secret of Her Hostility To-| From the first Secretary Gage has | of Oklahoma, wa scan h _— 3 THE BATES COUNTY BANK, NE wee 10:29 A! M. ies Cape Verde |tried to subordinate everything to| day by the Uni ted State aa pie su | pee Rees tee coer his monetary scheme. He has been|on indictment charging him wit “tS BUTLER. m0. i Sueniinos tm Cost at Maeriniqac a peace at-any-price man all along,|tempting to rob the safe of ; ‘ bestia Praia No. 31] Loeal Freight . Se ee it is said he vehemently opposed | Ponce Indian Agen Major Wo % i 3 oe ‘i xo. ES peeaamasinenes M. INSTRUCTIONS CABLED TO OUR FLEET | ZC seas af Ee a 2 eae ae rvensed this eberge) Esramunnes Dec, BOG! Wasnicioowr, ages. ae | over the Philippines. He insisted|some months ago, ar = close . = K.C. er & Gulf Time Table. | Administrat sat i eacomeptci Expla- | that Admiral Dewey should as moma telaas T ~ — ; 1 ae aaeae: nation From Paris for the Bold Succor | withdrawn his fleet from Spanish |ago Ma awren naway ponte sapen Given the Spaniards in the — as soonas he had amas and others attempted to rob this | ; Bates County I nvestment Co,, : 1 Express daily £ West Indies. | Montejo’s squadron. He denounces safe of $15,000, but several of the) 9 ‘BUTLER, MO. ae: seeetatiine x 1 | Washington, D. C, May 13—/the apparent purpose of the admin | robbers were shot, and later Law-} 3 Capitals « #8o0moGs = If it develops that the French | istration to capture Porto Rico, and|rence and Dunaway captured. These | ; cient Gus ar government deliberately bottled up protests that all our military opera | men claim that Major Woolsey ine | ; nd tow 2 lo verted ye: P the liner Harvard in the harbor of | tions should be against the Spaniards spired the robbers, hence the arrest | ; ie aa aes Seepete of title 2 popular short line be- Martinique and then sent her to /in Cuba for the one purpose of lib jand indictment. Major Woolsey! } a ay ; uphur Springs, |certain destruction at the hands erating the island. He does not|was formerly of Arkansas, and an ¥.2 3A Hox. J B. Ns bafpiomni J.C. oa { , Ark., and the direct SiGe Be : sa ie to St. Louis, Chicago, /of the Spanish fleet, the United) want Spain thrashed and humiliated. | intimate frier th and northeast and io Denver, i i : Francisco, d and pointé|States will declare war against/aghe sees things, the salvation of | that state expense has been Np eee een : eo coger equipment of France. So openly is France in| mankind is dependent upon making| of Senato 1of Senator Jones of d through the influ r Jor S. F. Waunocx, Notary err A RAR ARR gl EE EO eee ot Cleveland ap — an) West and northw spared to make thia line second ti in the west. Travel|) = ee P ticall } : 5 nent men, Pre via the new iine ___H.C. Orr. league with Spain that practically | od the only money of redemption. | B& ait Se eee ee ATS Gen’) Poss. Agt-» Zansas City, Mo-_| he may be said to be at war against | He is a monomaniac on the saving pom a ae aa ethers bis i a) ee — ORITrA. i : Otoe, Pawnes and Tonkawa indians. | ) Xan = See Sys | us. attributes of the yellow metal. ! . w d< 4 Bi The Kind You Have Al ugh | ’ The al s committed a} ¢ “A fal e { cnn : Yesterday tha ecout Harvard ap-| Naturally Secretary ! r is at! short ae lone Pa |peared in the harbor just as two|/eross purposes with treasury | appoin Bead H ine Spanish war vessels were puttivg to/ minister. The war secretary has |immediate trial. | Tam running a first-class Feed Barn opposite La LONDON ULES TALK. lsea. The French government de-| been for a pronoucced and y caused a sensation in my eed Barn 0} ! te La | tained her for twenty-four hours and] pjliey as regards Spain all « | lede irmers patronage respectfully solie We Are Urged to Capture and Hold Ceuta, probably forced her out of r €land doas not conceal his ir e | ted. IT want all the Opposite Gibraltar, and piconet jinto the clutches of the waiting|/at Gage’s milk and wee, advice: London, May 13.—The Londonig.anish fleet. All last night and A - ae = = ee Z e Spanis eet. £ t mg nd} And now we are at er i olers) MAY = m~ Times in a strong editorial says that/+, day the navy department sent at] wants to deal with ¢ sai co ik tN BATES COUNTY, Pee tare Sores yell ey Siete urgent messages to the/the severest and -mo zressive See me { rices. Want five to ten car loads of prominent part in the affairs of the | parvard at Martinique and jfo) ities | Wits savy Genactin world. It admits that there is much | ip, gonsul there, but nothing was!to ba more or less of uneasiness in Europe over tho Phil-| appears 2 milk and jreceived in reply and the plain ia-| water annex. Tho state department ippines, and adds: ference is th thea treacherous appears to ha aout of “It may be doubted, however |prenchmen refused to deliver the Alzer‘e ire; bubot ais Bane whether any concert of the conti_| messages and purposely cut o s for which T will pay the hi B. F. JOHNSON, BUTLER, MO. lest pr ice. 'com-| are tied so far as Spain is concerned. nental p a is possible for the} munication. The matter is to be|The other departments have purpose of attempting to apply c-! inves tigated by the government. made themselves at all con us aii : mM) ercion to the United States. MUST EXPLAIN UGLY OFFENSE Secretary Alger may be said to| ve and prep: i aes ? 269909 OOM VOTH, COLO COO OMOOOTL OOP 29000000 “England assuredly would not To-day the French minister ex bina) Hewes Baas in touch arith i a I 3 5 join in any such enterprise, and plained to the state department public ‘tt might in certain circumstances take that the liner Lafayette did not take | member ot Ane an active part in foiling it artillerymen or guns into Havana, | polieyes in striking Spain at every “Francs. Germany and Russia but the ugliest phase of her enmity available point on poner principles would think twice before trying to!t the United States, in allowing the|p4 believes war is Wer anal tbat apply to the United States treat Spanieh fleet to coal in her ports|there is no room in war for senti- ment which they might .find it very! and then to cut off from communi- mich talicie eandiiad loka: nw sors inconvenient to carry far as in the] cation with our versels, is yet to be much as though the pre case of Japan, end which, if success- explained. ae basa io decals whisk ot ful, would in all probability lead to Through the hostility of France fio iwo men, Alger or Gage, sball any other ation. He ILARDY, ELWOOD & CO.,, | Real Estate, Loans * Abstracts, We do a General Real Estate and; Exchange Business, and Make a Specialty of Abstracts. dent would OOPOOOHOOD COODOO OOOOOD [COOL (7) on Rn re ae — over the division of | 1) communicati on between the con-| po dismiesed, for Alger is getti We are now preparing a revised list of Lands, for sale or exeh pis eDOne sul at Martinique and the state de- very tired of Gage’s volunteered ad- For by us. Brin lus complete ription of r property, If Tt has been suggested here that partment has besn cut cff. This|yies. The President's official fe The you are now listed with us, please give us new description and prigg, Yours for business, CLARDY, ELLWOOD & ee {HOY MLL OOF DOL OGO0 COOOL OOLGOD © POOPHAHOLO CO PPOOL OOOO OOOOH | the Americans should capture and/hag been of immensa advantage to ly the best tonic on the control Ceuta on the African side of the Spanish fleet today It has the Strait of Gribraltar, now used kept the United States guassing, is by no means a happy ove,and the worst ef it iz, the army and navy ere handicapped because of the pulling | bu neral health needs is needed by Spain as a penal colony. With| but bitter reckoning will be de and hauling of the cabinet —K. ©. | that harmless. S. 8. § England holding Gibraltar and minded on this score later. Times. is purely v able, and is the only s Bis: America in possession of Cueta it ae ae By : eas blood remedy th is pointed out that the Anglo-Saxons A Sure Thing for You. : n no pot would dominate the entrance to the| A transaction in which you cannoti lose 1s a eras ee are sie ee ert pea sure thin , sick headache, fur-| Boars the The Kind You sther harmful mine i 3 red tongu anda thousand’ oth : Mediteranean Sea. ills are ca’ pation and sluggish li Signature ae is Nature’s reme aoenty, M F R ND BROS mercury cFARLA —_— er. Cascare ts Candy Cathartic, the wonderful of Sampson Should Cut Loose. aueomioane By from roots and her gathere Try s box Ene Wee from Nature’s greatstorehouse. It and booklet c cht of Sea i = oe The Right of Search. th a ly tho bliced at May 12—In the House Pittsburg, Pa, May 11.—Major London, impurities, tones up the gen- South Side Square §4 General Oliver Otis Howard, U.S A., retired, of Burlington, Vt ,passed Hanged for Stealing Flour. of Commons today Mr. Balfour, Sg eal Lite | Fink’s Leather Tree Saddle Buti¢r Mo. through Pittsburg to-day enroute to} Taylorville, Ill., May 12 —Charles| .,awerino a question by Mr. Sexton- Chicamauga, where he will institute]Goodwin of Nokomis, who, three ibe, aa that ihe one of ih the work of the Christian Commis- years ago last March left Lllivois for et sion. In discussing the situation the Klondike, has returned homs. with your correspondent to day he] Ac cording to his story his work in said: the mines has netted him 000, “I do not believe the present war|but he de clares that for four times with Spain will have a speedy termi-| that amount be would not return to nation. I think Spain is trying to/ the gold distsicts aud undergo the avoid a decisive engagement and will experiences of his recent sojourn abitie | conduct the war by harassing our|there He says the suffering which Sir R E. Webster, Attorney Gen commerce and delay matters in the|he underwent fcom the cold was af] opal jie to Sir Haward Goarias hope that some of the foreign | times terrible. sia uat tia ee DS of S ain aa Powers will interfere. I expect that Goodwin says he witnes3ed the the United States ace oe right | international complications more or hanging of a man named Joe Miller stop neutral “Gandia a d een | less eet will result before the| of Dallas, Tex, at Dawson City, for | their ew, oa Se oa cease to war is ended. stealing flour and meat. The stealin 7 e Seat ‘ “I do not know what the War De-|had been going on for some rans ee roger , partment intends to do, but I think}/and when some of the miners finally Saee oe eaeabaa Se eee it will be a grave mistake if Sampson caught the culprit one of them rode| gyen to belli erente, but they wont) is not allowed to capture Porto through the streets announcing the run the rick a Rae caphared He} Rico while in those waters. The capture. The sentence was death. euneat evar a see that Eo nna | Philippines we have and will hold.| Miller u.ade no defense, but asked Camecnoris a uA a Spain rai the | | Spain may attempt to recover them. | that the job be done with neatness ence aa i e | SH TURNQUTS | but our re-enforcements will reach and dispatch. He left a message to Seneesta ane there before any Spanish expedition | his wife at Dallas, Texas, and Good- Beat of the Lost Ship Clara Retcis Found. | M 1 A can do se. win delivered it to her in person. Victoria, B. C, May 12—The | Safe Rigs Furnished on Short Notice Cc AND BROS. Brigham Yeung’s Sen. Shake Enio Your Shoes steamer J. M. Coleman has discov- | for Parties, Weddings, and BUTLER, Mo. Washington, May 12.—There was] aiien’s Foot-Es: .a powder for the feet. 1: | red on the beach at Seward City a Calling. a large representation from the capi- | 22h seree neeaen, Beeress |row-boat bearing the came of the| tol at Ce White House yeaterday. | oovortattie ene. ak sae Foote gnfort dis- | unfortunate steamer Clara Nevada. | Senator Cannon of Utah called to] tignt new euses teal cuz. ities ceain| The boat contained a couple of| urge a request of his own and of higs| feet... Try it to-day ld by all druggists / seats, two miners’ bags full of cloth-| and shoe stores 25 cents In stamps. | - = father and other prominent People | Trial package 8 ing and a few provisions, while a t e of Utah, for the appointment of es few feet away were the embers of a! Capt. Willard Young of Utah as/| Prefers War to Politics, jeampfire. All this tends to show! colonel of engineers in the volunteer Topeka, Kan., May 10.—Taylor/that at least one man escaped the | Horses and Rigs carefally cared for| army. Capt. Young is the son of| Riddle, chairman of the Populist] fate of the lost fifty, and should he Brigham Young, the Mormon leader, | State Central Committee, has been|be found alive the story of the and was the first Mermon boy to/elected Captain of the company re-/ tragedy will cease to b+ a mystery. trade of the town and coun- enter West Point. He resigned from | cruited in Marion and McPherson the army with the rank ef captain, | counti es. He has accepted the | in 1897, after having had charge ed en and will resign his position as! CAS T OR j A All rates reasonadie. Mississippi Valley org are bairman of the committee and For Infants and Children. | after the death of Capt. Eads, and| member of the Live Stock Ssuitary The Kind You Have Always Bought | E I, WILLIAMS, Prop. charge of the Cascade locks im-| Commission as soon as he is sure he | Bears the =| Briek Livery o2 Main St. | typhoid fev mmer disea Spanish-American war upon the commerce of Great Britain was re- ceiving the most careful attention of the government, but did not think it would be to any advantage to iusti- tute national granaries with a view of increasing the reserve of bread- Read and See What we Keep in Stod We keep « verything that horse owners nelp - Double wagon harness from £10 to $9— % Single harness, $7.50 to $25; second hast i $3 to $15. Saddles of a styles and prices, from the cheapest to the steel] fork cow boy and cle leather spring seat saddles. Lap robes, horse blanketh dusters and fly nets. Harness oil and soaps fullline of mens and boys gloves. Tris buggy tops new and repair old ones. Bring your old harness and saddles and trade for new ones. We have the largest retail bar ness store in the Southwest’ and our het ness are all made at home. ‘ harness from i] 4 a = a ~ rnc —= oe) = = We are Headquarters for | SPOOLS SOOO HD OOo retry THE BEST OFFER EVER MADE BY A NEWSPAP APER, § 34 L. tds $1.50. | by the day week or month. The | | try generally solicited. provements on the North Pacific/will be accepted by the United SAFE RIGS for FUNERALS THE REPUBLIC, St. Louis, ¥ Soest. States mustering officer. Signature of (AaG/Y PO nna antler , fog |