The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 28, 1899, Page 6

« sage and fully guaranteed, ” a s a EXPRESS THEIR SYMPATHY. kd hd ed ed ded pid A Ah-Ah hoo; } Wijat_ a a S ee eh HA I, - > A i President and Secretary of War Send ie , : j | ADS } Message to Mrs. Lawton. | v we andiles Washinhtan, Dec. 20.—The Presi-} 4 * vo) _Nigthing else adds uo much ; dent to-day sent the following cable- ¥ on room or boudoir as the oftly rade | gram to General Otis: ) light from C vA Canc ; . = i 5 Notte will coutrivare more to the | Major General Otis, Manila tea or dinner, The beet decoretive Executive Mansion, Dee. 20, 1899 1D 7 candles for the simplest or the : - . 4 most elaborate fui —I have learned with inexpressible kes} tage or mansion. = z 2 i) ee ee sorrow cf the death of Major General Ma t and sold everywhere. Lawton andask toshere with the 7) officers and men of the eighth corps 4 e 2 = ax = in their grief. One of the mest gal- sf NSTON ABUSES M’KINLEY. lant officers of the army has fallen 1 Little General From Kansas Writes “Cowardice in High Places.” Topeka, Kan., Dec. Funston has caused another political sensation in Kansas by writing a let- ter which can not beconstrued in any other way than an attack on Presi- dent Mc y. After his rather pain- fl experience this fall as an over pro ducer of Funston’s friends hoped he would censor his utterances and break his letter writing habit Bat his last act before sailing from Ban Francisco was to give out an in- terview; when he reached Manila gave out some more interviews now bis “letters” tofriendsare | ing to appear in print 4. chusraeteristic letter addressed to H.W. Coffin, of Washington, has just been made public. @ “high places” of rank cowardice in @ealmg with the Philippine question. Mnasiauch McKinley ond those about him the dealing that has been done, the ermicism cannot be interpreted in any ether way than as a knock on the administration. The letter with a characteristic threat to make ‘some people squirm” when he vets houre. A portion of the epistle fol- hows: realize that there is not and prob- ably never will be the courage in high Faces in our government deal with the defenders in the United States of the Spanish friars have any facts let them produce them and not mdulge in abuse of American citizens who dare to say things that are not pleasant to their ears. Texpect to return from the'Philip- pinesloaded with historical data that will make some people squirm. 20.—General words he He accuses those as President have done all closes to We Will Give You a $4 Watch “W you will show our publication to vou Priends, Wedon’t want ,ou to sell then anything The watch is made by a well xnown American firm, in two sizes, children’s and adults’ nickel or gold plated hunting Send 2 cents for arienlars. Overland, 34 Park Row, New York City. SHOOTS SISTER'S ANNOYER. William De Atley Fatally Wounds Fred Robertson at Joplin. Joplin, Mo., Dec. 20.—A sensational sirooting occurred at Byersvillle, a Joplin suburb, this evening in which William De Atley fatally shot Fred Robertson. Six months ago DeAtleys sister eloped with a man named Hed- rick. Fred Robertson, a boarder at DeAtley’s home had been attentive to the girl. DeAtley ordered him to changed his boarding house. 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Tucker. Thought it Didn't Look Well. Washington, Dee. 21.—Charles. G. Dawes, Comptroller of the Currency, has resigned from the commiteee ap- pointed by Mr. Hanna to begin the Repwblfcan campaign. His reason is that as an official of the administra- tion he should not be conspicuous in thecampaiga work. _ It is stated that Assistant Postmaster-General Heath may also resign. _~ you CASTORNRTA.' Bears the °-__g Tha Kind You biawe: Always: Bolaght f of brigadier genera! already his nomination as of the army made for transmission to the senate. his the ninth grade in the service to that of major three regular was but no rank can enhance fame He rose from the ranks of general of volunteers, and in for and devotion to duty. The country the death of this intrepid Convey to Mrs. Lawton my heartfelt sympathy in her overshad Wa. McKInvey wars was conspicuous bravery mourps leader. owing afflictions Secretary Root cabled as follows: Otis, Manila War Department, Dee. 20, 1899 — [ join with the otticers and men of the eighth army corps in deepest regret over the death of their heroic com- rade, Gen. Lawton. IT beg you te f convey to Mrs. Lawton expre my sincerest sympathy. It ideal death of a soldier, as his splen to duty life be announced te did courage and devotion has met the ideal of a soldier's The sad the army and spect for his memory will be directe: Exim Roo, Secretary of War news will due ceremonies of | re in general orders. LONG'S TRIBUTE TO LAWTON, Washington, Dee. 20.—Secretar: Long has uttered the following trit Lawton’s character al ute to General “Lawton was, in many respect ideal soldier; single-minded, devote to his duty and of unqualified cow He belongs to that class whor the braves age. the world desi of the brave. He made hisreputation in the fiel« good deal of him during th trip to Atlanta las winter, and was impressed by hi juiet unassuming manner. Whe called upon to speak in public he ar But, some lates as Tsaw ¢ president's swered with but a word. how, as you heard that word an looked in his face and you felt that if anything was tob done he was the man to do it.” saw the man For the Weak and Aged. The best thing for weakly persons and in- valide ie Speer’s Port Grape Wine. His Rur gund. and Claret Wines are ased atdinver b: the hest society peovle tn New York and W ushingten. Tragedy in an Elevator. Dallas, Tex., Dec. 21.—F. M. Ether- ilge, one of the most prominent at- torneys in this city, to-day shot attorney Edwin O. Harrell, who is equally well known, four times in a crowded elevator in the North Texas building. Harrell died later at his home. Harrell had a pistol haligeocked in his hand when he fell in theJlobby in front of theelevatorshaft. Etheridge is in custody. 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