The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 9, 1899, Page 1

ADMIRAL DEWEY NOW. FATHERS LOOKED ON TO THE DEATH, a Texas puer| He Outranks Any Other Officer Both Participants in Kitled in the Army or . Dalla, Tex. March 4—At Chil- | v or Navy drese, Tex, two cowboys, John a 1 | The New Admiral Not Subject to Retirement Will Probably Stay in the Philippines as Long as He Is Needed There. Washington, D O, March -| Bailey and Vhomas Parmer, settled an old grudz with pistols aod both | are dead Bailey was sbot | time and Parmer twice. Bailey died | | jnless than five minutes, Parmer} Rear Admiral Dewey is Adairal | lived three hours ) Dewey. Last night the President | Bailey was married duriog the|signed the bill ereating th> Obristwas holidays Parmer was | This morning he sent bis uoiuina single. Tbe fathers of the two | tion to the Senate. Shortly afcer 2 duelists, gray baired old friends of o’clock this afternoon a special exec the plains, s:ocd c: four otlice | 2 cvessed | utive session was held, and the action their sons fight to the death. When | of the’ President was coutirmed the duclists were lying on the | Secretary Long cabled the news: ground uonble to tight longer, their | “Heartiest fathers ran to the spot and stood| your deserved promotion us Ad silently over tue with teary stream- | miral.” upon | congratulations ~FELLS AN AWFUL TALE. John Gilbert Confesses to acted Killed His Family. BEATS IN BABY’S SKULL FIRST, Then Murders His Unresisting Wife With a Biacksmith’s Hammer- Kan.. March 6-—-Jobn Guibert was arrested as he walked inercial street yesterday at This morning the gaze of E.uporta, ap Co 3:30. | thousands lookit g ia on him worked on the man’s emotions and to the |sheriff he said he wished to tell the whole story. Before several witnesses and a stenographer he gave the following. | : feeling that we can assure de | i itors all the advantages arising | 4 from experience. prudence ani | 4 ° ~ : vigilance. $ FARMERS BANK ; i Neen ee Spruce Item= Ballard lrems was a sur} Sam Drake was up from H ( Mr N P M has eftt at 7 Alex |on business. sym t tt old | team, wh Orr Radford is moving o1 | Anderson place. ing down their faces up his dying son oneof the most bloody history of the Pa Have Not Made Pe Washington, D. C, The followihg dispatch ceived by Secretary of from General Otis in re Alger’s inquiry of yesterday respect- ing the number of Ame ers held by the insurge “Mavila, March 3 —Secretary of Insurgents have War, Washington: not taken nor do they prisoner of war. toldiers in Malolos p January who without went among them near | Caloocan end proyiding money. tured over 1,500 insurgent soldiers - since February 4 and h jority as prisoners of mental reports which | United States manufac in Hong Kong. splendid condition. bodies of Mr. and Mrs ser lay a shotgun. and aother iv law, it, lay dowa upon the | fer Was 2) years old an | Itdoes not require an e sufferer from kidney cheeks the sunken circles under the ey: Bip complexion indic Physician would Or over the hi to urinate oft A, OF t at once repeated, ick dust deposit o tnese sym Ould be los in May lead to gra der, and sometimes Tun into Bright’s Ww amp R F specialis wh diseases. Its and it 1s so ea 0., Bing Ie bottle and | The ptthetic They have three Iam looking after them Troops here in A Fire to Hide the Marders. Poseyville, Ind, March 2—The Mrs. Kenchloe, Glowser’s mother in- law, were found in their burning house here yesterday. Beside Glow- From all indica- tions, Glowser first killed his wife : then saturated | the room with oil and, setting fire to himself just ab ve the beart Parsnip Complexion. sk hatism, a dull pain or ache in the | stomach trouble, teeling toms are present, no inflammation, Pof the urine with e of kidney trouble. Keveryot the eminent isa positive remedy ant of it. | T.it you preter to first test its | i merits, mention THE BUTLER Babsolutely free by mail. each picked; Presumably before this is read, |the blue fie!d, with the four white | stars in each scene wes the | corner, has been sent} | to the truck on the Olympia and the in anhandle eee jentire fleet in Manila harbor has March 3 — bas been re War Alger ply to Gep. | boomed seventeen guns and the \drum corps has sounded the four} |ruffles and flourishes in honor of the great event Ths premotion means military circles. Admiral Dewey now leads in rank avy officer of army or navy. His rank is equivalent toa full General. The pay aad allow. ances amount to $14,000 a year Under the terms of the bill creating him an Admiral, Dewey may continue in active service until he dies, as he cannot be retired except upon his own application. Inasmuch as raval officers are loath to admit their inca pacity for active service, it is a safe assumption that Admiral Dewey will remain on the active list as the rank ing officer of the navy uatil his death But for the action of Congress he would be relegated to the retired list December 25 next, on which Gate he will reach the age of 62 years. In view of the critical condition of affaira in the Philippines, it is not likely, however, that Admiral will be relieved from his present command very soon, or at least until American sovereignty has been firmly estab- lished in that quarter. Altheugh Admiral Dewey will rank Maj. Gen. Otis in all joint operations of the army and navy io the Philippines, it is 10; at all likely that there will be any friction or conflict of authority between the two officers, who are known to be in thorough accord in the conduct of the campaign against the Filipinos. Maj Gen. Otis will be supreme in command of the mili tary forc:s when acting independ eatly of the navy, and will only be | much ino rican prison- nts: hold a single icked up in permission Cavite and Have cap- old the ma- war. Detri- reach the tured mostly Oris” Glowser and bed and ehot Glow- d his wife 17. xpert to detect trouble. The eyes, the dark es, the sallow ates it “What is your name!” John Gil-| "Came = =o om iheiriep- |. eek Je ” = 3 - 3 pearancein this vicin Jas Frost} McFarla bert “Where do you live’ “On ‘ S jand Isaae Greer have far jatry can.” “ 7 a farm near Industry, Kan. How| J M Boram made a trip to Apple- rad long did you e there?” ‘“MNine| ton City Monday. roads very t jyeers” ‘What made you murder A L-Gilmore took a load gs tc Miss Nannie Maxey vis 1 in our your family?” market Monday. munity one day last week c i Frank Zi Mrs Janie Myers is on Here the man for the first time LuthaliiVatkins is hau oe na a few ¥ broke down and eobbed bitterly, ¢-om hisfarm here to his s very s 1 telling of the mata trouble which Henry eounty. s prayer meeting at the M eaused his crime in broken sen- Geo Wigger and wife wade a trip irch at J wh ey Wek tences to town this week. ne nig! Ke Were sorr hear of the death Meeting stillin progress at Pleas- ant Homechurch. The “I didn’t put in bea — idn’t put in a wheat crop—I ¥A Pinty, which occurred on 1 le weepin Bible says , was buried in tt ecto pebied Cae oT forsake not the assembling ef our- | turned before their tears were dr Wednesday. He he I spevta little two much for drink. selves together. Jesse Spearman will continue Johnstown cemetery Thursday. I just raised corn and sold] f[saae Lawson madea trip to Ap-/ ran his will and shop, having rente Henry Morehead sowed timothy it and didn't buy, any stock | pleton City Monday. till fall. several days last week. Milford Richardson has gone Lee Gregg, one of our No, | black- Mrs Hattie Borum reports her eyes This year I needed another horse as not quite so weil. and seed oats and had nothing to north Mo, where he has a good situ smiths, bas moy from the Pitts : : h ix visited G Quick's Satur-| ation. His brother Charley had lo- | property to the Doe Harbet place im fy WE A nD oe day nightind Sunday. : cated there, he too, haying a good | Johnstown. I could not sleep nights.” Miss Tempie Allison of near John- | job. RD Beatty's baby is quite sick. STORY OF A TERRIBLE CRIME. town isvisiting the family of J M| JJ Connoy spent a night with us| Geo Oneal received word last week “Didewon_ evercll bl Borum and attending the Pleasant | last week. He is located amidst « that his son Perry, wholives at Rick 2 ave any trouble! Home meeting. number of our old friends: M M | Hill, was down with pneumonia. with your wife?’. was the next ques- The roads have been very badin/ Greer, Mrs Laura Henry and Wi Commodore Coleman went to Balt tion this neighborhood lately. Frank | Griggs. lard and Mayesburg on special burt ness last Friday. He « crowd at Ballard. There is talk of starting a paper at meClenny 1s hauling up a lot « { f reports quite feed for his cattle. Davidson & Kunt last month to me| Rich wasseen going from church on Sunday with his best girl with three horses to one buggy. “It appeared that she did not act the same as she fixed their en- Bie to erica around there| ‘g. 11 Dontt has commenced to move | gine and sawed wood a day last week ‘Johnstown. We would gladly web quite alot. They did not think I|¢. thefarm where he has rented for| Jno Nigley brought us one nice ne one there was good enough for her. I thought | another year. hog and three little on for which Doe Harbe from Johne if she wanted to get free I was will-| George Troop purchased a horse | he has our thanks. Let others own to on V's farsos ing and so I offered to go to town|0f Sam Doutt this week. | suit. north of town. Win Messiek and family of Cedar| Cole Bros are cutting old hedge 3} Q Kash, of Johnstown's mes and let her get a divorce. I was to pay all the debts and give her half the money. Neighbors offered tp take the children. to do this.” “What did you kill your family with?” “The hammer, have on a stock of ants, will sc from which they are getting fine ports. county, Mo, are visiting relatives Squire Perry sold two good horses and friends in this neighborhood G Quick and wife made a trip to) last week. She didn’t want Appleton City Thursday; they re- | Unele John Hays is port the roads very bad. | with Hereford cattle. W T Wigger has taken two loads; Ed Hooper bought a horse of Geo of poultry to Butler this week. ( Keirsey, who always has horses and Mr Chastlan had a saddle stolen a | mules for sale. short time ago. goods. Ed Harbet t rered Jest Fridays earried away Rosk How to Look Good. Good looks are really more ‘then skin deep, depending entirely upon the kind black- a healthy condition of the vital te Mary n Price, we are glad to smiths use, was lying in the wood-} yf; phiter was in this neighbor- is improving. He has gone hot orgavs. If ghe liver is inactive, you box. It weighed about three pounds | hood Friday on business. Srar. Our old friend Hugh Callahan, have @ bilious look; if your stomach is dis ordersd vou have a dyspeptic look; if your kidneys sre affected, you havea pinched look Secure good bealth, and veu will eurely have good looks “Electric Bitters” isa good alterative and tonic Acts directly on the stomach, liver and kidneys, purifies the blood, cures i blotches snd boils, and fi od complexion. Ever bot tle guaranteed. Sold at H L Tuck ers drug store. 50 cents per bottle this — week, called on our merchants He is a No. 1 salesman. The egg market went ‘‘busted week, 20c on Monday, 10e Wednes« has returned to her and I used that.” “Who did you strike first?” MURDERS BABY FIRST. = x, Apmatbersdsnalloge- My an A E Biggs has purchased the Col. jumped up and ran out of doors. I) North property. Mr North will move went after and caught her, and she} to Pittsburg, Kan. went back with me. Then she asked} WC Rodgers sold his steer calves me what I was going to do. It|toGeoMcLaughlin of Sprague, for seemed as if there was no happiness |$29 per head. : for her or the children either, and I Saks wes looking at reel <state Hame Items. W O Jackson visited our city Mon- day. Mrs } home on Rev S F Kin day. He y in march. called and ha¢ mon St if you had | subject to the orders of Admiral Dewey when it becomes necessary ; a burning or after passing as if it or if the urine r strong odor. enemy. It is stated asa singular fact that there is not an American Admiral’s flag on board a single ship of the navy, and until one is provided Admiral Dewey will have to content himself with a substitute. | When Admiral Dewey comes in |eontact with foreign squadrons he will receive conspicuous attention. As Admiral Dewey comes in contact with foreign squadrons he will pre scribe when the sun sets and when jit rises, when celors shall be raised and when hauled down, and nota foreign vessel in the harbor of Ma- nila will sound colors or sunset until Admiral Dewey says the time has { arrived. removing the vel, catarrh ot causing yequiring the instruments, Disease, the oot, the great kidney and reputation is y toget at anv ed sutter any Kal- - fora ail about Duwv FARM LOANS. ever oife PEOPOOSO IOS ALL & PERCIVAL, BUTLER, MISSOURI. he cheapest SODSOSESIOLIESSOOHOOIONT O29 OE OOP POSES IOT coed s to combine in a joint attack on the} : s as at Neosho, Mo, some d said I was going to killthemand| py wiiiams has perfor When I got back I started | surgical operations re wife. She didn’t hardly| were very creditable for a | offer any resistance. She just seemed | 8¢02- jas if she knew the boy was dead and} _ Measles end whooy |didn’s care to live. I hit her with pe Sian Soe lthe hammer, hard, acd finished her} market last ane: a right off I then picked her up and /joadsof feeding put her back in bed, the same one Bates county in a she had been eleeping in. The little | them when he sees the. : baby was not dead but making some C B Briscoe shipped 4 iene ei pa | uss & ‘ tle over the P & G Monday night. | fuss, so I finished him I did not Frank Smith is improving slowly. | want to see him suffering, and after} & gE Tegarden went to Renocounty, lit went that far, I bit him another | Kan, last week. \lick, then be was quiet, and I hit the Mrs C C Duke is vis |little girls next and finished them. Ij Mrand Mrs | staid there until they were all dead pleasant v | = ‘ at Franklin, Mo. jand straightened them out in bed; The Knight of then I took the gun and was going to shoot myself, but thought it would be laid on ber for doing the deed, and I did not want her blamed.” “How long were you in killing them?” Announcement, | which | jafter my myself. cal sur- M are best ed one cattle yea to | knows | M 2 W Dr Williams was ca City, last week to amj ofa you Mr Kell them frozen during weather. } John Armstron “About fifteen minues.” iin Hate “How did you leave?” | ester aS “On my borse I went to Abilene, | that there are rode through the town, but did Bot} pexes than live o South of there a couple of I turned the horse loose. I} walked around a couple of; 1 rode on the train part of | | ler pwater Items 4 Bailey oak stop. ene. ro “When asked if this was the trath, | he said: “This is the straight truth, don't see how I ever done the k - = + in Vern I done tt, and it can’t be! waetee { that ¢ Caren» ed,