The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 9, 1899, Page 3

NG OR THE FAR 4 Committee from St. Louis Sees the President About the Louisi- | ana Purchase Exposition. | p INVITATION TO INSPECT THE BEEF, | o Ex ge Wants the Home he hi | and Foreicn Governments to see How! i Live Stock and Dressed Beef Is Handled | _a Twentieth Centary Saloon—Wwil | 1 spat at Necroes. Feb. Washington, of prominent of St lizens Louis} i qlled at the white house to-day and/ appointment. The r n given jg an interv with the president ex-| that Vincil has a_ sister-in-l do what had been done thus far] who is a member of the fac ja the interest of an exposition at St.!| The report of th mittee was Jouis in 1903 in celebration of the} adopted. H. C. Ww of Platte fovisiana purchase. he president) county, and Noah M. Given, of Cass expressed his warm approval of the project and suid he would be willing to assist the gentlemen having it in ¢harge in any proper way. The com gre from private subscriptions Jeast $5,000,000; an appropriation of as much more by the city of St. Louis and at least 000,000 as a loan or otherwise from the national congress, gaking an ebsolute juaran f $15,- 00,000 in all, otherwise they would] All of the senators voted give up the enterprise. They had no] (¢ doubt, however, that this would be forthcoming. The commit-| the order of the judge. The other tee consisted of D. B. Robinson, ex-| abolishes the section which provides }]} Ww “new ] a, s re. : fo. D. R. Franeis, Breckenridge| that no felony can be tried erence eal a new loan or renew an old one, be sure and get ourterms and rates. Jones, Charles W. Knapp and Richard} indictment. The resolutions are ex-|t' ¢ Kerens. pected to pass the house. Money on Hand. No Delay. Invited to Inspect the Beef. Chicago, Feb. 3.—The executive com- mittee of the tional Live Stock ex- resolutions saying that the agitation | ; caused by statements reported to be made by officials high in authority, notably those made by Maj. Gen. Nel- wo A. Miles, “has created a feeling of distrust against the greatest indus- try of the United States, greatly to the detriment of the producers of live stock, demonstrated by depreciated mn : : sented a resolution asking congress to values.” A protest is made against | Gare for confederate graves and ceme- the statements, and the loss, amount-| terjes. It was adopted. ing to millions of dollars, which must] ““phe house struck a blow at the be born by the producers of cattle in| pormal schools when Aydelot’s amend- consequence, Is piy deplored. In} ment giving the state superintendent this sentiment and rowers, the home and all foreign ed to make a critical order to elmin: protect the cattl government isu governments inv: examination of the methods employ ed atall the principal market centers in $2,000 a vear. the handling o , cattle and gic dressed meat Can Stamp Out Smallpox. ATs vary Saloon. Washington, Feb. 3.—Surgeon Gen- New Y What many of] eral Sternberg, in answer to an in- vy ©. Potter's friends call twentieth century saloon” is now The last d ar of the fund +d to start the work of providing a substitute for the saloon, ll have all the attractions of the saloon, minus intoxicating drinks, has been contributed. Carpenters will begin the work of tearing out the heart of the six-story building at 131 Bowery 1o-morrow and it will be fitted 1 Inn No. 1.” Bishop s in ten vears there will be in this city a Squirrel Inn No. 100 and that they will solve the greater social problem of providing for those who patronize the saloon something they will like better. Win shat Ont Negroes. Raleigh, N. C., Feb. 3.—The demo- cratic caucus of the legislature ha decided to submit to the voters of the state, in August, 1900, an amendment tothe constitution to limit suffrage. It is practically the Louisiana law anddebars no white voter from the ballot. It is calculated that it will debar about four-fifths of the negro Vote. HE ACCEPTED THE MONEY. Bishop Henry Treasurer Grimes, of Kans 600 That F aSp Recetved &8,- d Beea Collected Under 1 Session Law. Topeka, Kan., Feb. 3.—Webb Me- Nall, state superintendent of insur- &nce, turned into the state treasury Over $5,000 this morning. It is money collected under the new law taxing the gross earnings in Kansas of insur- ance companies, passed by the special Session, and Mr. Grimes, the treasurer, receipted therefor. This, while it is not final and euts no fig in the liti- gation pending in tt eourts, is a slight recognition of the v lidity of the special session by Mr. Grimes, who has joined with Auditor Cole in hold- ing up the acts of that session. The superintendent of insurance turns into the treasury money received by him monthly. He says he is receiv- ing daily 00 to $500 from insurance Companies to pay the tax fixed by the Rew law. While the companies op- posed the passage of the law, they pay the tax with little or no protest, and have taken no step to fight it. Super- intendent MeNall says this money will continue to co $ Rntil all the cor 1 have r Ported. t the revenue othe state from this source will be 1,000 a year. some wee Heesti Regular Soidters in Splenc a Health Chicago, Feb. 3.—Ac -ording to re- Ports received from Washington at division army headquarters here to- day, thehealth of the United States Soldiers serving in foreign countries Was never bette The e was but one th in Js among the thou- Sands of reg ving inthe West les and nes. The on Victim was Assis: ® MeVer, who ary 4. t Surgeon Harlan dat Manila, Janu- f a Snowslide. 3.—Information e by Superintend- Denver & Rio snowslide on ata its senate had a stormy e3 curators of the state u up for confirmation. z | Knox county, was vigorous! on the ground that he is ara ulist. Mr. Jones was | the senate, but the —A committee} cation broughtin a report recomme county, without oppo: of John H. Tr sioner of St. pitee stated that they expected to se-| Clark, as brigadie at! y firmed. Wilson’s joint and concurrent resolu tions tosubmita constitutional amend- amount] juries shall not be called except on ed to find out whether the business with less than 224 employes change met yesterday and adopted) in general and been only one meeting prospect of an early report. ber of the committee is authority the who could not wr dismissed. of public schools of Coltrane’s bill er quiry yesterda VINCIL NOT CONFIRMED. | Missouri senate Turns Down Gov. *tepher s* Nominee for State University Curator —Bills in House and Senate. Jefferson City, Mo., Fe 3. —The utive session atments for came ot hen Gov. Stephens’ appo x & Jones, i Senator Lyons and Miller led the opposition. Two lots were necessary to confirm Jones’ appointment. The natie vote. On the sec t confirmed t Dr. John D. Vineil, of St. ess fortunate. His name comm ng that the governor ithdraw were confirmed as curators tion. The appointments as police commis- Joseph, and Harvey (¢ commander of the guards, were con- issouri national The senate adopted both of Senator ment doing awa with grand juries. for both. provides that grand Ine resolution The committee of democrats appoint- house ean do committee clerks There has nd there is no One mem- for statement that only those clerks te legible would be o4 s making haste slow In the house Jones, of Howell, pre- the right to grant teachers’ certificates was adopted by a vote of 73 to 47, and made a part ting the office of | assistant superintendent at a salary of sole confidence in the entire ility of the medical officers in Manila to stamp out the smallpox among the American troops there. They never failed in the past by vaccination and isolation and the establishment of well-maintained quar- aniines to protect the troops against smallpox and there was no reason to suppose they would fail now. xpressed Was in an Army I’rison Ten Months. Carthage, Mo., Feb. 5. R. Wheel- er, one of the oldest settlers of Jasper county, died from the effects of wounds. mysteriously inflicted. He never regained consciousness. He was formerly a law partner of W. H. Phelps, now of the law department of the Missouri Pacific railway. Dur- ing the war he was captured by con- federate troops and lay in the Ander- sonville prison for ten months. Springfield, Mo., Stockman Missing. St. Louis, Feb. John Calvin, of the stock firm of Calvin & Renshaw, of Springfield, Mo., disposed of $1,500 worth of hogs at the national stock yards, East St. Louis, yesterday, and then completely disappeared. Calvin, who had been waiting for her husband at the union station, fears that he was waylaid, robbed and prob- ably murdered. Labor Leaders Want Free Text-Books. Jefferson City, Mo., Feb. —The state federation of labor adjourned te meet ), at Sedalia. rain January 1, | Representative Sullivan's bill to pro- hibit the bringing of Pinkerton detect- ives into the state was indor on record in also went text-books for Missouri convention favor of free schools. University. b. —Sir W ionaire to , to complete McDonald building of Big Gift to Montreal, Can., MeDonald, the manufacturer, |! university $:81,2 dowment of tt iam mil s given MeGill the en chemistry and mining, b the amount given to the coile “Coin” Harvey to Speak in Misseor. Jefferson ¢ Harvey(*'Coi for an Tues of “I tion w democratie organ for the next pres ll do some wor! To Honor Miss Willard Feb. 3—A Springfield, IL, here for th ment was started tobacco | 'THE MISSOURI STATE of Butler, Missouri. BANK, - Va wer, B. C, 1—A County treasurer + Parp Cap - - - $55.000 00. snow occurred on t main hire | fact that Coun = : % of the Canadian Pacific at Roger's | Parker failed Statement of the condition of the Missouri State Bank a the Canadian Pacific at Roger's igteeeasity of Butler, Missouri, at the close of business Dee. 31, 1898. Pass on the summit of the Selkirke @$ BOtitied by the county at 4 oclock yes: afternoon, in} do. Mr. Parker tendered A Railway Station Fas a =4 - “ = m PT SEVEN TO DEATH no the Canadian Pac Office Declared Vacant Nevada, Mo., Jan. 31.—T at after dec! Bi ecelvable $112,508.87 Capital Stock ae ch seven persons perished. The | B8tion, but the court : F weg an 1 Fixtures 1900 vo a rou ance of the same ¢ Cash on ha Lead sight 3,000.0 away Kk to rotify Gover St ene Total - || wife yr | Of the vacaney x eae : Cars e | treasurer and asking his exce We certify the above is correct, unknown to fill the same at once Ws E. WALTON. President. Al A pet sent to the J R JENKINS, Cashier. rec¢ e | governcr be appoint ats j;| been found. Several Cc vy Treasy t caster. aera aid ile ~|]| taken place daring tl i Money to Loan at Lowest Ratest. THE Walton Trust Company, | of Butler, Missouri. j | Is lending Money on REAL ESTATE at lower rates than ever and on time from one year to five years, allowing borrowers to | | pay back part or all at any time and stop interest. If you want SWINDLED AND THEN SHOT. AGONCILLO IN THE RECORD. cis Death ia al! His Statement Printed as an Appendix to Pavbie Bug meer Me Setatin Horet, Johnson’s Speech dalia, Mo, February 2 —Oscar Washingtor, D. C., February 1.— Strand, a Missouri Pac ineer, The Congressional Record of to-day} whe s a wealthy resident of contains along statement Puebdlo, Col, was shot and mortally Agoncillo, the repres wounded at midsighs Inst night iu Aguinaldo, introduced ths lobby of the Hotel Huckins, by sentative Jobuson, of Iudiana, as a} L. E Hindman, better known as! part of the debate on the army bil! “Honey Grove Kid,” a sport with It appears as an appendix to Mr more than local repute Strand died Johnson’s remarks of yesterday, with at 4:30 this afternoon, avd his slayer the heading ‘Memorandum relative bas not to the rights cf the Philippine Re- standing tke :ost vigorous search public to recognition; accompanying has been made for him by the local | letter to the honorable Secretary of shoot-| State of date January 11, 1899” ing. Ths statement was not read during Strand and Hindman met last the debate yesterday, but wae priut- night in a Main street eporting re-| ed under the geveral leave to extend beeu captured, notwith officers from the hour of the sort, and while there the engineer, ; remarks in the Record, granted by as he claimed in his ante-mortem the House in connection with this statement taken by Justic: Rogers debate shortly after the was It is preceded by this statement shooting, swindled out of $95 in a‘sure thing” from Mr Johuson: ‘I sball incor game. Strand demanded ths return | porate into the Record with my of his money, and Hindman prom- | remarks a letter of the representative ised to give it up if the engineer | of the Philippine Republic vow in would accompany him to the Hotel | this country, recently addressed to Huckins. where the gambler said he| the Department of State for the with the benefit of those who care to be night clerk | informed as to the position assumed REFUSES TO REFUND MONEY by him as to the rights of his Upon arriving at the hotel Mind. | government ie man refused to refund the $95, snd| The Agoncillo statement is quite had money on deposit when he attempted to break away lengthy, covering two columns of Strand started toward bim. The|the Record. Its substantial features gamester warned the engineer to have already been published stop or he would shoot him, but} =a zs 2 3 : | Ballard’s Snow Linime Strand continued to approach and | penetrating Itniment in ti Hindman drew a revolver and shot | cures pain and inflammation ot a | quicker than any known edy. the engineer through the left breast. si erp 7 = = | soc. Every bottle guaranteed 25 Strand grappled with Hindman, and | s50c. H. L. Tucker. rushed out of the hotel, and no trace | eet of him has been found. i DANGER IN CALCIUM CARBIDE. Engineer Strand arrived bere yes-| a terday from Ozawatomie, Kan, t0/ Rules Governing Its Sale in New York. visit Sedalia friends. He had beem/ Liquefied Acetylene Gas Prohibited. in the employ of the Missouri Pacific | Superintendent Murray of | for the past t | promoted from fireman to engineer regulations governing the transpor jin this cit \ eet Panne t 2 r | = uri Pecific between Horace and | ¢, pe a source of danger in a burn early afternoon; caus damage to Traics are beld at }than Theod "| Brooks, = 3 H the | United States regulars.is back ho irteen years. He WAS) Boreau of Combustibles, has made in 1857, and for the past | tation, storage and eale of calcium| the cacitu bas been running on thé! osrpide, which the firemen declare é sheds east of Glacier Gla ald uotil further advices. The « pany expects to ge. the live cleare< to day. This is the most sericu has occurred sirce the tbe firs f year construc 3 of the railroad, twelve lires loat in the | were t MILES AS A POSSIBILITY. Presidential Timber He Is Attracting Much Attention. Washington, D.C, Feb. 1 talk of Gen. Miles as a presidential revived, and it is —The reasin in adminietration The fricuds cf the see in Miles perhaps a more ous rival to McKinley next year President t aac It. General iter of otber General Miles and keep Lim in the have only resulted ‘n bringing to creasing his popularity. It is pointed out that General Miles and Governor be in close c each background hii the front and ire} m Rooseyelt seem to ion with other and muuica politicians regard it as significant activity in the beef scandal and to cali him to account. The Presi dent does not desire to do this. He does not know what General Miles may hvae in reserve. The latter apparently not concerned as to the| is outcome. In its advanced and chronic form a cold in the bead is known as Nusa! Catarrh and is the recognized source of other diseases Having stcod the | test eontinued successful use, | Ely’s Cream Balm is recognized as «| specific for membranal diseases in the nasal passages, and you make a} great mistake in not resorting to this treatment in your own case. To} test it a trial size for 10¢ o- the} large for 50c ia mailed by Ely Bros , {56 Warren St, New York. Drugg'sts | keep it. | | Dewey Misrepresented, Dallas, Tex., Jan. 30.—Thomas D | recentiy | a yousg Texan, | discharged from the Eighbteesth | e the} He took part }from Manila. | fighting under General Otis up to} ila. Mr impreesed on not Phi Brooks is with the and says tbh He a temperance MAD, | peaches it acetylene gas is given off jhad plenty of money on deposit in} 4 pumber of stores keep it for » banks and was the owner of in bicycle dvenfber, urteen valuable mining claims in| gangit or He was 40 years old and | lamps jolorado. anmarried. hermetically marked ‘*Dangerous, ic a | inclosed in receptacies old, bas been in Sedalia for several | sontain more than 100 pounds tion of a bronze statue late Frances E. Willa temperance, in the na Washington. A bill in the whie $9,000 for the purpose. honor of crashed by a Fs Paris, Mo, Feb. who 1 been r this fell and eS of Glenwood e down on topof a work east eral others. whic deaths have oceurred an eons are dangerously ill. , | coufederate in Texes - Hinde —— wounded at the iastored es inofiel die i i f Springfield and died on the | pGpnds, ia balk or in eartridg His father is a prominent | " of Dallas, and he bas other | this must bein a ont 2 of the Lone Star State. i { e manufacture, transportation is to he or protruding piles t! physicians, cures the the most ebstinate cases, sec. H. L. Tucker. Sun. er re e a5 5 + had a fine record ©D ing building, because when water! United States on storage, it must be|p. entertains concerning sealed iron | if Mipines Mr. Br Sth of las jwas disct Hindman, who is only 21 years/ io¢ kept dry.” No package may St It! Dewey say t z|months, and comes of one ef the! must be stored ia isolated buildings | g-my ¢ ae Bs fat s His arand-| that are fireproof and waterproof. | j father was General Hindmau of tho Wy artificial tight or beat will be | States army, and an uncle, i ormitted in the building where it} Not more thaa twenty | '¥ ves who are among the leading | varfit above the street grade and it| mut be kept six inches above the! ge; sale or use of liquefied| eiyiene is absolutely prohibited | ; pake a grave blunder if the islands are annexed | | He declares that Admiral Dewey is 1D | being misrepresented in the opinions jarmy c ept in any store or factory, and| ~ i j . i within the limits of this city.—N. ¥. | T tt’s s slide that | ne and is beyond blood medicine S.8.$8 tie Blood ‘The Semi-Weekly | that no other paper he disease. 4 appeared « iw Scrofula is an obs vift’s Specific s the only remedy equal to such deep- Fen ef eee ae | seated diseases; it goes down to the Rete we Coe nd B18 F108 | very foundat and forces out every in the war artm-nt to suppress | ts It is { yetable, and is 21¢ only blood remedy guaranteed to potash or other no mercury, I substance tt ks mailed f by Swift Specifie orpia. Notice of Finai Settlement. 1s here give » all creditors int ate of d, that I, D. V. ckwood, de A combination between Roosevelt} trown, administrat . and Miles wou!d certainly make| tend to make fina einent Serre sigs the next Bates county pro- trouble for McKinley and Henna. bute cou nty, state of Secretary Alger to-day asked the ee pirat Bivens | {13th d 1899 President to note General Miles’ | 5-4: Administrator. F.C.CORSETS MAKE American Beauties. KaLamazco Corset 69. SOLE MANUFACTURERS SOLD BY NEW YOK KACKET, One Low Price to All We TLER, MO, ide Square, Republic. The Semi-Weekly Repubiic has se many advantages we gatherer claim to be Tke » ield of news The special l always More t riters come ta eoiur thaa to any s pub. he wants era who ts equ’ oe