The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 7, 1899, Page 1

= 5 Ee OL. XXI1. came FROM THE FIRING LINE. County Boy Back From Philippines | With a Story of Hardships. i, p. Zinn, one of the Philippine | , arrived in Butler Thursday from the firing line. Jives with his | He enlisted in the 23d U.| try atthe breaking out of Koeller was called to the door of bis| The wen under arrest are: | ar. 7 vith his regiment he | Sleeping apartments by two men late din Manila in time to take in| : pomberdment of the city and | Warning two keen knife blades sank | Colonel Robert Hundhausen, a vet- ginated in its capitulation. ie b | St through with bis com-| Note word was spoken by the mys | proprietor of a vineyard near Her- | S \ . ed in the battle of | terious essaseius, aud, their werk | mao, Mo. y, being en gag and others. the firing line for nearly and was not injured by a} th. He said Thursday: J got ol! of that country I wan I’e hot as a bake oven and the | is full of fever and malaria engaged in one battle where | 4 with the young woman. But he had never said anything to indicate that he believed his danger on| this account. USED A BOWIE KNIFE. life ia | Missouri Boys Figure in a Ter- . . . ARRESTED FOR THE MURDER rible Tragedy in Chicago. Scarcely two hours had elapsed | after Koeller was killed in bis room when two men were arrested whom Chicago I'l, Sept. 3.—Walter F. the police declare stabbed Koeller. | Young | father near| WALTER KOELLER BUTCHERED. | Herman Hundbausen, 22 years last night and without a word ofjold,a telegraph operator, eon of He | into his breast and be fell back dead |eran of the civil war and a well to-do Ho. bes. been! done, they sped into the street and| Richard Henrek, 22 years 1g | disappeared. |telegraph operator and the Koeller was 20 years old and his} Henry Henrek, a wealthy He com-| maker and desler in farm t | pleted a year’s business training in| ments of Herman. | | the Normal echool in Dixon, Ill, less) Both men were echoolmates and old, af / son of wagon | home was in Herman, Mo. imple- | than @ month ago, and came at once | boyhood companions of Walter and to Chicago, where his brother George | George Koeller. They admit their | ia employed as a station agent by | identity but deny avy knowledge of Butler Weekly OOOOSK BUTLER MISSOURI. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 7, 1899. mes. NO 43 OOOOSX ROOK GSSC B BGS RX -OMWNOOONO AN: ANNOUNCEMENT iD) 7a ar ee = ow Ow - {| | | } Is now ready for business. The object in vic this Mercantile Co., was not only to benefit our s Citizens of Bates County. he bio epartivent Nir e organization of s, but to enable you —— ee g i] ight h . We were | ; ; é Ee : a a Tatart.| the Chicago & Northern railroad.|the death of Koeller. When the 3 to obtain the very highest price possible roduce in exchange ¥ iato the stream I grabbed my | Walter mads his home with bis) men were searched and their satch-} for eoods at a lower price than vou can buy the sewhere. This is a fact. J posi by the Barrel Tt | brother, who was staying with Mrs.j|els opened, the following weapons} . * ae SS that it Does by ee | F. M. Alexander and 880} Fulton| were found: iT iS ALSO A FACT, that we et Biggest Dry Goods ag " ki q | Street | One bowie knife with an eight eo Cc + the contact. That's the kiad | ao es fe 2 Store in Bates County. ' 3 eer day end | He secured a position at once|inch blade smeared with coagulated 9 fighting ah : like it” | with the Griffin car wheel company | blood; a six inch bowie knife; a five iT IS ALSO A FACT, that this store es the best line of mer- iH es plenty aap esas |and worked there as stenographer | inch dirk; a razor and a silver plated Fa cdike at ea ie ree at any ert Pe era eee 1 i Ur. Zinn io hes Hcdlktea heat | Until yesterday, when he was madejcase knife; a 44 caliber revolver; a ehandise at unitformally low prices OF an) ae asada om Urs. 1 i <= - . ee man, | Ul by the excessive heat and com-|38 caliber revolver and a small iT IS ALSO A FACT, that this is ¢ est, best lighted and i isa goo sal ary a ge saa | pelled to return to his room wooden-bandled 22 caliber revolver, aoe ‘] i a halacie i thie tional a? ape e nasal slike THE MYSTERIOUS VISITORS a heavy billy, two bunting belte fill best ventilated store building in the southw : is is os : j ‘ oe 4h the tee and thinks ee Shortly before tke tragedy two|ed with cartridges. IT Is ALSO A FACT, that we h ren Departments [ eo Maailabay it.would’be smooth-faced young men, whose} Each of the men wore one of the : emaiie | Po, sieved (dress indicated to Mrs. Alexander] belts and carried a revolver. The @ now in running order. pene: | that they might have just arrived | knives were in the satchals. Besides IT IS ALSO A ACT i shine sencei : } i - z that we ther departments as zie ae _ thous | from the country, called at the|the weapons the satchels contained FACT, , one Se ae | hoase and asked to see the young| clothing from which the names had fast as we are able to do so. . a a peta man. Mrs Alexander said be was|either been blotted out with ink or see 5 z that by comb « these different depart- 9 The above is taken from the Bates ltoo ill to talk with any one, and| cut out, anumber of coarse pictures itv is ALSO A FACT, ‘ | . ae iy preg referred them to his brother. They|and dime novels. Henrek and Hund ments under one management, we can thus reduce our expenses and this py the janitor editor, for ©" | returned again i f inut d tity of : i ie } gain in a few minutes,/hausen each hada quantity oi con heine so Q FACT that we ought to « 1 goods cheaper than pesye id Bie ~~. n@ | and declared the brother had given|federate money in chamois pouches : eee ACs IT IS A FACT = = ! eager — ip = them permission to talk with Walter|/hung under the arm inside the any one else. » that Aus. reflected cn © edi thi b : Ea -. andon the strength of this she | clothing Se ee EPCOS re WEL Ts 3 pel in the Tues a few weeks 820, | | hered them to the room occupied| ‘The two prieoners were identified THE FACT OF IT ALL IS we ssi you to « is shaping his policy to get One| 1, the Koellars in the front part of | by the brother of the dead man as DEPARTMENT STORE the next time you visit our city and be fully 1. Mack's numerous commissions. the second floor. Ths door was|Hundbausen and Henrek, and Mre. et hat we have said are facts e q Zs ealy We ey es Secoune closed and the lights in the room| fF. M. Alexander, keeper of the board- convinced thi H e hz said z ‘é e. his telling the truth about Otis. had been extinguished. ing house where Koeller lived, as NOW for our method of doing business. /f at any time, for any cause } ee ee d into the|the two men who called and went to é 2 4 i y. Pills. Mrs. Alexander steppe 7 g ; See i eh 2P0 ace ee ; om ao 5 it HE. Buek- | bath room which was next to Koel |his room. The two men eaid the you become dissatisfied with your purchase, we ask you to return it and e BOS, Obicego, and get a free|ler’s apartments, just as the stran-| blood which was found on the knife we will cheerfully exchange it or refund the ney, (provided it is not Ss le box of De. ‘King’s New Life | gers knocked softiy for admittance. | blade aud on Henrek’s trousers came} # R Ao ree ye a a een a Atrial will convince you of | Mrs. Alexander heard the young|from a dog which Henrek stabbed worn or cut.) Remember we guarantee every article we sell as represen m ir merits. These pills are easy | man rising from the bed and strik-) with the knife because the animal For the convenience of our friends from the country, a light lunch will action and are particularly effect- inga match Then his door creaked | attacked them. : f : : a oe of oo = | back cn its hinges, and the next| ‘The only motive for the murder be served from 12 to 2 next Saturday, Sept. 9th, to which you are cor eadache. sige 5 Rabies they. have been proved | instant there was a blood cardling that the brother of the dead man ally iixvited. TOmluable. They do not weaken by| shriek Before the cry bad died) can suggest is that Koeller incurred - Thee action, but by giving tone to | away the murderers were clattering | the enmity of three fellow students | , Pestomach and bowels greatly in-| awn the stairs and into the street,/atthe Dixon, Ill, college, by his " . the ere Bg grand and the police could get vo trace of/ petrothal to Miss Jessie Horn, of 2 — them when they arrived. | Shirley, IIL Ds i = —— Reine ‘HED HIS HEART | HOW THEY BUTCHERED HIM . San F, : = : Cal, Sept 3.—A| Koeller was found lying just in-} Chicago, Sept 4—Richard Hen Sees NXO6SSO@ SOOOOSK SEOEe 2 Renate Se a pri by Col | side the door. There was a deep/rck and Herman Hundhausen, of = iis reign ptaeagees n adie was re oy S zt < j d = 7 7 > g, depot quartermaster in this | gash in his right breast, and a wea cab arryceneeeeiae: LARGE KANSAS CITY FIRE. lishments in Wichita, Kan, and Chad Britton Found Desd 'S Biy, from Capt. Powers, goveroment | cut in the left breast showed where nig t were e€ . i = | Buffalo The manager said this Middiesboro, Ky., Sept. 3 —Chsd ePllegeat ab Nagasaki, this evening, |q gecond knife bad reached his) ing ae ee Oldest Packing House in City Burns With | morning that the ineurence would pion .f Cumberland Gap, Tenn “Biting that the trausport Morgan | heart. Besides these wounds there | train for the east, to day made sworn | V! = | oe abe 0 per cont of the tons ee : P; “ai . Mity, bound for Menila with 724 re was a gash on the right wrist, and a/confessions to the murder of Walter! $500,000 Loss, Partiv Insured. eae = poms ° “ap yes - = thy ' % - oe _ * j acklen’s Arnica Salve distiller. was foun c -owell'a ge eet rock Bagi tied | eut on the left hand indicated that F. Koeller, their former schoolmate} jy ,ces City, Mo. Sept. 2—Fire i ae a sal Von peer ce “ He ree . nce ea. : i : ° § orid { 1 1 @ bullet bole through bi a= Fe hed oe ease the lives of | the victim must have tried to arrest | at Herman. ee to the igi this morning io the Jacob Dold| oat, pruices, sores, ulcers, salt te aes ope en dFhose on board | one of the blows by seizing the de | fessione, revenge was = motive o |packing plaut, caused a loss of | rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped joer with one chamber empty. Mary j [the extent of the damage to the | .cending knife blade. |both. Henrek, who did the stat-|¢:09 999. The Dold packing houee, | hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin 11 "1 “0 Sm Seo 9 { @Bmosport is not stated. It is believ-| George Koeller desied that the| bing, for an alleged part Koeller’s | Shite not the largest, is the oldest eruptions, and positively cares piles : : spay wi etian ; di by army officers here that the is had seen him at| father took in the street murder of | . ; or no pay required. It is guaran- DUmerous enemies He had been ter was due toatyphosn. The | mysterious callers Be : to| Henrek’s brother thirteen years ago |i the bas © 4... _|teed to give perfect eatisfaction or speculating of late, it in aid, and H gram stated that particulars | all, and he could give no idea as to in Herman, Mo, and for testimony | The fire etarted in the fertilizing money refunded Pitas 25 contel 424 inst odeaidarnids abaes i is ould be wired later. their identity. His brothee had given against Henrek by Koeller/room and quickly spread to other! per box. For sale by H. L Tucker m / * by d for | frequently writted him, he said, of| when the former was on trial for! departments. The tavk room, hog aeWAMP- Janot sseuin money ae his happy life at the college and | arson; eee _ = _— killing depertment. refrigerating | WANTED O0T. have kidney, liver and complained of but one trouble. gel py scoala school wit oeller plant and oleo engice room and lacd 5s sae cg paneer Re 1 ioty sos pols "eee had three rivals for the band ott Seas ee jrooms were soon destroyed = All of rey peed merece i eatees my cent and one dota: since. non Mies Jessie Horn of Shirley, Til. | Beats the Klondike. the costly macbiuery cf the plact is ; 60 TO 320 sale Sept. 27 to Oet. 7, good return- f y hav ; ttle o . | asad ng to et. Iso pamphlet telling all about \ he said they annoyed bim by their)... has found a more valuable dis-| The firemea wrr= soon on the Pa repere oe 2 ee FP. Address, Dr. Kilmer & Co, Pte ident hatred of him for his succet8 | poyery than bas yet been made in/ scene, and worked with will, but RE FARM Nevada at 60 Sept. 7, 7 : een: N. ¥. — jtheKlondike. For yearshe suffered | the games were fei with oil and : ee ee t f 4 —$—— meee » same date; round trip only & : De 7 coveneoneesoreeeererere rereneenes oeer ornare ene untold agovies from consumption, | frequent «xplosions ‘ 3 é ae accompanied by hemorrbages; and | BrTesse, ane ae reacee : a : want to trade my-9 ° oe rg T ts on sale i |New Discovery for Consumption,| At 5 oclock se fire was us a place two miles sout! £ Ia ARISE chaitasonmnpmesns a qi | Coughs and Colds He declares | control and oaly the walls of the 7 H Pees f . toSept 1, 18 good returning to ; i a AE: | that gold is of little value in com | greater part of the large plant re Due, enry €0 egal ” Sept 2, at rate of one fare for roand ; 3 DUVALL & PERCI . | parison with this ——— cores) mained. Barioces will be entirely! farm of the above size. Will = RRS OP Bi ee 4 1 BUTLER, MISSOURI | would bave it, even if it cost a bua- | napa Geist the buildings are! dovtiae aoe “ agin i | dred dollars a bottle. Asthma, Bron- pay Spor Cas ference via Mo. rates FARM LOANS. We have the cheapest money to loan ste ever offered in the county. Call on us. ‘tions are positively cured by Dr. | thrown ont of employment. = Z ters answered prom i Pp. ALLING, See Rll) ok. sasffels, Colorado." : , 21, 26, and Oct King's New Discovery for Consump-| A number of refrigerator cars were ; ¥ limited to tive days from de tion. Trial bottles freeat H.-L.) 3. burned. The members of the) Tucker's Drug Store. Regular size . 50 cts. and $1. Guaranteed or price refunded. 3 eae 4 1,500 people will be ; [= and all throat and lung affec.| replaced, an’ ww P assume indebtedness. Ail let- Dold firm at | NY, and fhey hare packirg estab | 22O0OOSOOSOO