The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 2, 1898, Page 2

Hu iia i telegram from Gen. Greely, sayic LEE TO LEAD. that it would b sary to bay sanee nial the M ] First Invading Army Numbers saikcilcebis 25,000 Men sary t petition signal cor expected to getany. T this General Bell replie Arrangements are Complete. Mobile, Ala, May 25.—Souie in- 4 Bell Answered, Business in Missc “We dont do bus ness ythat way. If we can't teresting and reliable information | If the telegram re 1 witho pu - has just be ained from Tampa, /tant General Bell from Gene men.” ; Nia. That the War Department | W. Greely, Chief of the Signal s In eps feels free'to ac hown by the prep-| vice, is a ¢ reflect Beil _ parations now about complete for | eondit | ; had nau landing three army corps, two 02 | partment, wi : ie Cuban ard one on Port Rican shoree. ted Sta Ss f x The fi sorp3 to land will probably sets er ies : : The first corps to land w a . service. We don’t propess to allow politic = ahaa to d matter now. We will be made up of the ee at! asked if he c eee pa, Mobile and New Orleans, | and 25 privat ne ank and file about 24,000 men He respon some Gen. Hawkins, Burt and A. E | 37, and officer a corps of 10¢ Bates will command the three div sions. Twe ry brigades, t first made up of United St 3 | missioned ° a, only none ed by Brig. . Sumner; the | sioned officers and privates. Ger 2d Brigade. 1st and 10th United) Bell remonstrated. He wired that States, by Gen S. M. B. Young. A| Miesouri telegraphers could b+ had stroag brigade of 10 light batteries|jn abundane>, but they of six guns each will be landed with | demand that their commanders be the first troops. Ccl. W.F. R 2n-| Missourians. dolph 1s corps chief of the artillery, Last night General Bel! having under him Light Batteries E and K, Ist; A and F, 24; C and F, 34, Band F, 4th, and Dand F,6 Artillery Regiments Besides the troops mentioned there will be a battalion of United States engineers. Capt. James L. Lusk, commanding, will have charge of the pontoons and apparatus for Janding the corps. The 6th Corps}! will follow Lee, and will probably i be landed the day of the completion of the first convoy’s unloading No hint has been given to any ex- cept oflicera concerned as to where this landing will be made. All that any officer w:!l say isthat the point is one not to be discussed in the|’ newspapers, and that preliminary arrangements have already been made by which a esfe and secure all of them tek jelectricians. It cesms 34, 6th and 9th} War Department did r ents, command graph operat com plia call issued by the Pres day. He expects to be able t mobiliz3 them at Jefferson Barrack within 30 day CASTORIA. d You H. received a debarkation cau be effected. An in- fantry brigade will go ashore first and take up a position as an advance guard to cover the other troops, and the cavalry and light batteries will come next, und finally the rest of the infantry will march on the sea pontoon bridge to the shore. os maa : - = = = a FROM THE FRONT: j Roorest regiment here fro Everybody Says So. j tary s rets Candy C athartic, the most wonder- eal disc he age, pleasant and shing to th y and positive- i otattressant dicpetenas cere seeaaeee | Capt. Johnson Writes Interest- ingly of Camp Life. tandpoint heat Tre fever, habitual constipatson ana Wuscaua oan? Please buy and try a box of C. C. C. today; 10, 25, 50cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists. AMERICAN MISSIONARIES. are without losing a mzn arcived the 9th Penu Camp Tuomas, Ga, May 22. J. D. ALLEN, Burirr, Mo men inthat were layiuy all They Were Stripped of Their Clothing and Hacked to Death. London, May ceived in this city from Sirra Leone, |in Chichamaugion Friday, and went | the 2nd Mo West Coast of Africa, Yeays thatalinto camp near a large monument thought Menina native who wes with the |ona bill that wasGen. Roseacrance’s since I have been here I find tim? to | no ambulane2,” ¢ we were queer people American missiovarics at Rotufunk headquarters on Sunday Sept. 19,| could be if we had water and it was when they were massacred by the|1863. We were on Hood’ insurgents, but who made his escape | he was repulsed. by resuming his native garb, furn-| the afternoon were moved about six | of water. ished the following accs tragedy: “We started to walk to|saw; and hot! well, Missouri don’t) rifles Sierra Leone but had only gone half| compare with it ia Augu We are | afraid of poison & mile wher we met war boys who | now camped in very pretty place. one else who gets water must be blocked the way. Rev. Mr. Cain| There are three large pine trees in| ¢ ompanied by a known com tried to frighten them by firing alour Co. revolver over their heads, b line after | not co hot. The night ion ut, seeing | boys have arranged ceats of stone up and no cone else is allowed near they were determined to do mis-jand it makes a vice cocl resting If a man sbould get near one of the chief, he cast his reyolver away and|placs. All cf the roads in the parks springs and should act in any way said he would rot have anybod’s|are nicely graded ard as smooth 88 suspicious he weu'd be sbot on bloods on his hands. The war boys |can be, and are all routes over which | the spot and explar then siezed the party including the|some regiment or divisioa maiea | come later. Misses Hatfield, Archer and Kent, | stand or marched, and every little/ stripped them of the'r clothing, | distance isa steel slab which tells | getting used to hardtack and are dragged them bac’: to the Missicn| what occurred. Ths ral through | all well house, in front cf which the wer/ uc camp is where Ge. Wheeler ree) We stopped in Lexington, Ky, boys cut down Rev. Mr. Cain aad | formed his line for attack on Lock- fcr an hour and all a cilicers were hacked him to death, aud then treat |out Mounra’n. About 50 feet in | poole aged ie ee ed Miss Archer end Mires Kent in|the rear of my tentis ea flib Saying, | ladies treated the boys to cike, bat the same way. Miss Ha:fi-ld, who|“Here stood Gen. Lor gstreet after | termilx and other little things bun- was very il, was thrown o1 a barb | his first defeat on Suadey aftersoo gry boysike At Iedianapotis and wire rettinz, aud finally her throit | | Lookout mountain is oa our right ee ene had es ovation. was cut Mrs Cain escipel toa jand Missionary Ridge on cur left. ies caites c haeasagieto soni, bueh with a native gir’; but the war | All the cannon eaptured are still ‘ = — PES boys went out seeking $e them aid | standing g just where they did then ee they were afterwards killed ” ens would it saw one bittery of 5 Ginch guas, To give you an opportunity of | one of whiea is partly in an oid Icg/ tes ing the grect merit of Ely's jfarm house. They are set on stone | Cream Balm, the most r-liable cure To Buid a Battle-Ship. Deadwocd, S. D., May fand has been started here by liquor | then, and thes which couli not be | $e"erou3 10 cnt trisl size can be dea'ers to build the ficest battle-| located exactly are corded up like | 223 °F 5 na tires _ ers to uil e aest batile- | locate tly ar pili i ail size 50 cents ship aflost, to cost not less than $5, }eord wood near the center of the ELY BROS. 56 Warren St N. Y. 000,000, and be presented to tbe) park. City 3 Urited States The governneat is} The 9ta Pern.1s on our left end It is the ee above all others ex,etted to become nations), and the lst New H»mpshire oa our right; = Son a as the projectors have assurance of a j with the 1f:b N ¥., Col. Fred Grant meine 2g 7 pr Senerous support throughout the/in command, n xt tothim. The 14th | is claimed for country. |: ¥. has the kozor of being = Hartfcrd, Conv. it—B. W, Sperry, | | Three of the New | fleet somewhere Harapehrs mn have died from and Cadiz and they realize tbat this 2ad Mo. was the ouly d they asked how 25.—A letter re-|drop you a few lines We arrived | we gotour men iv, and when told always welke?, they Everythiog wovid be as fine as we got hers At one o'clock in | I had to walk 2% miles to get a drink Tbe spriogs are closely nt of the | miles over the dustiest roads Iever | guarded by soldiers with loaded night and day, they are so Every cook or any street around which the ed officer who must dip the water Tell everybody that the boys sre —A | bases and tramed just ss they were/ for catarrh and cold in the hesd, a! | Balm with safety end it does all that g LONDON PRE 3S COMMEN e Almost U London, May papers to day ing instances American fe ot the papers to the sailors who know tbe Paciai Caribbean Sea are well aware delay is the es They rez it difficult to nish eover the Spar between Jamaica slow procession around the sullen islande means that the American officers are getting the Simi'ar occasion ” The Westminster Gazette strongly advocates a distinct un lerstanding between the United States and Great Britain “The Am-ricans are not going to| step out of their continent without! raising a variety of questions which will isvolve them with the European po wers 0 | It saye: Their Monroe'sm, ia eo far as it relates to South America, is likely to be questioned anew, and a Euro;ean squeeze is likely to be applied to them from x Therefore. it is h them, as well y parts le for} us, that there ould bea Br an under standing between the v ited States! and Great Britian | American Plan of Campaign Approved of a naval war. Nelson found is not interesting. | regiment that marctet the distarce But the presence of the gunboats | from the depot to where we now After we wanted to range of every gun of the batteries | borrow our ambulance to bring their that will later oppose the landing of along the troops, just as Nelson did ona Dear Sim:—For the first time | the road. Col. Caffee siid. “we have jand places the ignorant sap heads }in he United States senate; it makes |phlosopbers of fools, and guilde| |palutes the face of the p<ople; jbriaks the sword of justice with ler City clerk ly bas py Paid rtage, Vernon, Til Hobba, #16 year old convicted of murdgs u I T, and » + 80d Senter, t Cedlty sale icts Tutt’s Pil, ible, th y keepthe 1 in perfect or rder and age an n absolute cure rs sick hea lach , tor » indi gestion, id liver, Constipa. | tionanc 4 all bilious diseases, _ Pate’ S Liver Pili phactona key lashes, cud Paint on Earth We reset tires and NOT RUIN THE WHERIg Will furnish you a buggy |HIGH OR LOW GRADE for very few dollars. Tam thankfal to have patroniz and hope you willeea in which our eom- | to do.so, and if have never tried me, : and Le ‘convinced that this ts the right plage were invariably received at| -tt. ’ .e| Bugow meut and int ate isla: somumercial interests of the} Do » in Cuba to constant : and ofted outrage- f the colonial gevernment W. O, JACKSON, LAWYER, BUTLER, -== MO. Will practice in all the courts | Madrid- -these focts have for nearly )@ hundred years made Cuban affairs la fruitful sousce of diplomatic | quarrels. more Catarrah in this’section of liseases put few years able, For Joctors pronounce it prescribed local rem- Smith & Francised LAWYERS, ngto cure lit tr Office over Bates County B n catarrh to Be and there- tment ler, Missoarh vase Thos, W.*Silvers, J. A. Sitvm, Batler, Mo Oe Rien Hil, in rear of Farmers Bank Silvers & Silvers ATTORNEYS !AT LA Wa Will practice in all the courts, A. W. THURMAN, © ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Bandits Kill Three Men. courts. Offies one a Will_ practice he Albuquerque, N. M, May 26— weies Oeuuts Cua, Butler, Mo, (> Under Sheriff Frank Vigil, Deputy | - - =a Sai Sheriff Dan Bustamente and an In G RAVES & CLARK, |dian trailer were killed yesterday by ATTORNiYS AT LAW. Office over the Missour! State Bath North side square. ithe two desperadoes who held up |the Santa Fe passenger train last sday. The two officers witha jtumber of Pueblo indian trailers jbad surrounded the cawp of the robbers on Alamosa creek, sixty-five PHYSICIAN ANDISURGEON, niles west of Belen- Day and night. Office over Womad hen the robbers were ordered | Store, North side square, Butler, Mo tosurrender they opened fire with Winchester rifles wih deadly effect. Oe of the robbers is thought to have been wounded in the fight, but HOMOZOPATHIL bah escaped, leaving their horses. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Waen the news reached Santa Rite|Ofice, front room over McKibbas to ay avother large posse started in | seri All callanswered at office daye night. Specialattention given to temale & | eases. DR, E. G. ZEY, DR. J. M, CHRISTY, | he dollar is indeed almighty. It} x Pe C. BOULWARE, Physician at Archimedean fever that lifts! I, surgeon. Office orto side tkeill bred man into select society | Butler, Mo. Diseases of women and chil en a specialty. DR, J. T. HULL DENTIST. Newly Fitted up Roome, Over Jeter’s Jewelry Store. presidents out of stuffed prophete, | gorernors out of in‘ellectual geese, | fs | infimy with eupernatura!l glory. 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