The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 7, 1901, Page 2

Scere eon rere Be sonnet ATLANTA MOBS ARE LOOKING FOR NEGRO. He Bound a White Woman toal>, M Bed, Set Fire to Her Cloth- ing and Fled. Gutrage One of Boldest City Has Ever | , Known---Negro May be Burned at Stake if Captured---His Vic- tim May Die. Atlanta, Feb. 28.—Atlanta was thrown into the highest pitch of news of the record in Ga excitement this morning boldest negro outrage on this section spread over the cit) A negro mau entered the home of C. 4. Buchanan, a manufacturing jeweler, pointe: a pistol at the head ef Mrs. Buchanan, whic alone in the house, ordered her to give up all the valuables, forced her to cook him 8, then threw her on a where he strap- ped her down fire her clothing and the lace curtains in the He then ran Buchanan home is Was na breakfast of bacon and e¢ bed and to set room. from the house. The stone’s throw of the post office in the within a very heart of thecity scouring the country Armed mobs are city and search of the the surrounding in negro, anda lynching is certain if he Threats of burning him at the stake are openly made by the Three negro suspects, par answering the iption given by Mrs. Buchanan, landed in jail, but is unconscious to-night and therefore unable to at- tempt an identification. She is badly burned, and hysteria. is captured to-night citizens on streets. tially desc have been is suffer- ing from extreme Physi- cians say she may die TO CUBA. NO OPTION LE Must Accept in Entirety The Terms of The United States. Washington, March 1.—Cuba must accept in their entirety the terms of- fered by the United 5S the ultimatum of the executive istative branches the Senator Platt of Connecticut and Senator Spooner, afteran hour's conference to-day with Secretary Root, both asserted that there would be no modification of the attitude of the United States “Cuba will come around,” prediction made by Senator Encouraging dispatches have received by Secretary Root General Wood, governor of Cuba. The officals of the department made the same prediction as did Senator Platt, apparently basing their statements on official informa- tion. Contents of the dispatches eould not be ascertained, but not- withstanding some of the expre contained in the clauses of the stitution referring to relations tween the republic and the United States which seem to conflict with the proposals of this government the officials believe that an arrange- ment satisfactory to Cuba and to the United States will be reached. As this arrangement can only be satisfactory to this government by the acceptance without change of the American terms, it evident that the President and his cabinet look for their incorporation in the Cuban constitution. ites. This is and of wovern- ment. was the Platt. been from war ions con- be- is More Army Tinsel in London. London, March 1.—Society parade will much the grounds in London be brightened by forthcoming army order, which goes into force on April 2, that all army soon reason of David B. Hill Sees a Victory. Feb. 28.—Ex-Senator | David 8. Hill was the principal | |aponker ita banquet honor of irles H. Truax, president inhatton club, last 1 was among the 270 Hill section | | j New |York, in People of M ssouri other Chaace to Vote on the Third Amendment. 1dge Cl Bel In his speech Mr. mont rideta said "ly DEADLOCK OVzR wet |’ the |] have heard from every | the country ther and nd old Democratic ard of. There than ever for true believe in a strict construction of the the rights of the] 4 centralization of home Want beli government's ‘ tier de} asabulioxe ae call 1 FRANCHISE BILL. vietori for eS i win ies to Coneur tn An ments Which Virtually tuted the Hoase Measure for ¢ ate’s ill rably iepor: Will Pas party hitherto | senate Keruses the is now more need | | | Democracy. | venue from News; March 1. enstitution constitution, state—not in the the ec taxation of mort power in Washington—and in rule in municipal politics. I economy in expenditure. I the unendmeat, will 1 This was decid the maintaining all times, and on this point ion in the party. Let centralization confident in eendlh at ate in house, joint ri No. s senate there is no divi oe us Wage war against and I great ed the of government, am and ar future, we will win glorious victory in the ne Pardon For H. Clay King. Jackson, Te vigorous attempt nt —Another will made at pardon of Col. H uwyer once to ure the the slayer of I Clay King David H in Memphis. King was condemned by die, but the to Poston, about 8 years ago the Supreme Court to governor commuted the sentence t. King hada uum fluence in Memphis ilfe imprisonme ber of friends St Louis and this city, whoare work ¢ hard in the interest of a pardon King wasa gallant colonel in the Confederate army and the ex-Con inga hand in the fight for his liberty. ery memberot the pardoning board has recommended his pardon The “do see: 1 rive say whe and many friends of the distinguished officers shall wear their uniform in public and in theaters and all places of entertainment. This ap- plies to all honsehold regiments, foot guards and cavalry. It cannot be said that this order is atall popular itis generally though that it been brought about by the ton of the kaiser when he here. It does not mean, that the officers will always a@ppearin scarlet or will wear their long braided frock coats and peakedeaps. It is understood that the whole thing is intended as an incentive recruiting. Earl Roberts and the king have had maany long discussions on the sub- ject. has instiga- Was of over course, have to have to to a a This signature is on ev box of the genuine aiive Bromo-Quinine Tavis the remedy that cnres a cold in ene day other | know what lo. Supreme Buford her: prisoner are anxious to Gov. MeMillian will Court Clerk John W received yesterday a request from Memphis for the records of the mur der trial for the getting up a new petition for pardon. catch every the 1 kind of ion to old sc doctor trimined whe vus up ww one hen for en But rossment, the netic powers limited purpose of can ee ‘tically wiped out by its orovisi The li in order has been passed dow nate that it he The with $5000 in a Garbage Heap. Feb cd States Charleston, 5S. ¢ 28.- othing > of Unit certified which stand mail N mo rtaunt uest n taining cheeks Mortor 4 : = - an senators amounting to more than was | ¢, i 1 out rubbish rom the ned up solid end lot i rom swept as forous op- th Charlestor morning while playing aroun postoffice Saturday. where garbage is piled Carl Sanberg a lad& jtd.found the package He gave the letters to ud father. The at the postoftice until The often years ¢ lation bad his loss was not known intr the package Zs f Warren, onment bill of the state i It follows t was returned. porter declared found valuable baskets, although he did not see the package in ques- tion new division that he had iat congressional mail in the waste act of cong vhich says in counties mt be contiguc : he distriets ¢ pact. Ayi was laid off with rd to party politics get beyond th The house allow A Life’s Savings Gone. Chicago, Feb. 27.—Mri ley’s husband sold lifetime, amounting to ragpicker for 11 cents. “1 Hac build cing out Mary Con- the savings of a 0, to a They vainly searched for the dealer for 48 hours before their story was related to the police, The money had been hidden by the wife, and the husband, ant of its whereabouts, disposed of the rags concealing it. The tickets purchased by the couple for the old home, have been returned to supply them with immediate of life, railroads to put ti corporation. It the makes to branches withe ticles of i money for corporation state NEW ANTI-SALOON MOVE railroads, as & new fees ignor- |} Missouri Prohibitionists Will Clubs to Visit Bars and Make the Drinkers Ashamed. Mo., March 1 at the state arters here a which has een it is claimed temperance fight the licensed saloons in Mi :punity. The Nation of meinbers are sin Mexico, is given out prohibition necessities headq new plan conceived by which ee ee people President Grants a Pardon. Fort Kan., Feb order from President McKinley was received here to-day directing the keeper of the federal prison to re- lease Mrs. Naney Wright. old lady who has been in jail here since : last November. was sentenced oe ee ee by Judge Hook for forging pension ie eee un papers. The time ernor the prohibition pired two months ago, 1396 such a club ha unable to pay a fine jee = as required by the court, pealed to the ment for a with i ize “ composed The places their Seott, 28 ‘arrie An rece ized liquor is sold and i keep ¢ h memb imbibing It will the without where presence and minors from serted that this an injure She who ran for gov of her sentence ex- Ge she the lshe a on that i been ganized there w but and was costs p- Catherine Davis Set Free. Washington govern-| Kansas City, Mo., Marc pardon ging Vright is signed by the preside lives in this city tim that ¢ and tried Transport From Manila. S fe the next th San Francisco, ¢ Feb. the girl may nsport In from Manila via Indiana iana arrivec Honolulu. ought 450 sick and various smorn The seven Was Having a Good Time. arrensbur: March 1 Colorad ing from regi- ments now serving in the Philippines There were 15 bodies aboard, inelud- ing those of two men who died during the run to ; insane soldiers was made on recciy Colorado ving cast d sa leaving Colorado. Honolulu. ~ Your Liver Missouri Corporation Fees. rson City, Mo., Mz om Hood "5 Pills Sold by all dru bank inspection. House and ul- Information ket in or- { the healing hool case Chris- heal- 16 who celed. the Kk: to Topeka fr she wer day o'clock county jail where give before she left the city was « END COMES TO EVARTS. Will Have An- Great Lawver Who Won Hayes the Presidency is no More. Only Who Received a Was Attorney Ever Half Million Dollar Fee, This Wondertul Man of Brains. New York, Feb. 28.—William M Evarts died at his home in to-day. Mr. Ev old. His death was caused by pneu- monia. For past he had been without the use of eyes feeble rts was 83 years several years his and was otherwise so that he was unable to leave his home. Up to} the time of his death he was the inal head of the Evar Choate and many law firm of Seaman, although years he had not been 4 o'clo suffer Soon after Mr. E eaused him o'clock he ness until ten without died. Fiity years arts and gr minutes after becan York career was ries of le triumphs the of 1.000; | Ward Beecher e helped Hayes president of tl he defended president Ar He whe ever is the world defende the famous case; h make Rutherfor son when t tempt wa impeach him; he represented the Uni- ted States in the Alabama ela as secretary state itt ims of he served and as in the Hayes cabinet ney ral under Johnson rounded out his United States senator from the of New York public career as ¢ See two girls in another grapes for Speer’s win them. Speer’s wines are in the world. American Report ty Institute Mrs. Nation in Jail. March 1.—Mrs nsas joint Nation smnasher, returnes % Hi ne Wspaper the Atehisor train about to Topeka, rom ria, ,to edit a ior She arrived Topeka & Santa Fe and went at once she gave hersel over to custody. The $2,000 bond which Mrs. Nation was required to au Her trial the ge ul term of the district court. he Rev W. Emerson, pastor of es First Christain church Dr. M. R. Mitchel were corres up at and arrestec yesterday on a state warrant, charg being in of the ing them with the smashing accessories Crutis cold Organize | 8torage plant in North Topeka Mon- day morning. Both gave bond for their appearance before the city court Christians. ply to visit the is as- sa- creating from H. David for- *0 from OA BFIELD’S Fem2i. 1 he had spent | “* s <anicely = | The Bradficid ite aiakes Co. ‘Atsatega Piece ePrepatai 1k fing the Stomachs and Boy i ‘Gi "ee Promotes Digestion Chee || ness and Rest.Contains nei Oprum,Morphine nor ™! 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