The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 7, 1901, Page 6

i PICKS, HATCHETS AND HAMMERS. | Weapons Used by Women in a Kansas Saloon Raid. HUSBANDS WENT WITH THE wi i it rined some costly bar fix at rong other things a vialucble cash ter Within a few minutes the wo bad smashed eve ig ip sigh The cash register molished, but in th urry t overlooked the bulk of the uor stored away Halfia block down the street the second scene of joint smashing was ey found this saloon 106 ked, but axes wereapplied and the whole glass front was smashed in Here their work was more plete. The building, a plate glas mirror and everything in si was reduced to the maximum of Mr N oe an’s ideas. Here also a urred. The proprietor was id with a beer t , and his blood ed over the Ip lai mixed with his se 1 ran in smuil streams over the ft The joint keeper was struck by the husband of one of the womer Ir quick succession two other places a short distance down the stree subjected to similar treatment. t! ind all the itter, id was Jed by Mrs. Sueriii of Danville. asmall town near by. fixtares smashec turn «linto the Lo-day’s She came to Anthony last 1 lo temper: I planned the erusade. Mrs organized the al vO- mena Sheri aad) previously destrove joiat in Danville and she with hav gi ficst id Mr ple of Anthor in the crowd ifora tine it followed t iplace to phaice that she was Mrs. Nation Phe saloon keepers of have a wareroom their saloo CAUGHT IN A TRAP. To Assure Fair Appropriatioa. Jefierson City, Jan. 31.—The sen-} Pretoris. Jar late to-day reve 0.000 of the ap »od Money Captured in 7.000 for the payment | bu 30. —Walt n| y, | action wa and paper | ¥ e eh money ir caer’ 1.000.000 voted by the revenntive of Texas, Jan. 2 Horsewhipped by a Woman. who was urn constable ewhipping of of exciteme “ is, West Vir ,and placed that j nia who will be lupin the rank of Kansas any member of my father’s family} y could be gr i a crime Tie worst [ {having been pre moralizing > chastisernent equiescence to w am 44 vears old vin Way My mother and other a shortening of their allowances on cross the state line iple of strenuo s flow of liquors that |and she t John Christopher of Sp population of ny sister, and I have y warned him | method of Mrs. Natic a settlem a bill of them afterwart and {cents worth o ted | shbiee Ss -. 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