The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, March 7, 1901, Page 4

INAUGURAL CEREMONIES. BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES. Jj. D. ALLEN, Eprror. D. ALtten & Co., Proprietors. Office With Elaborate Military and -RMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Civic Display. The Weexry Times, published every McKinley and Roosevelt Inducted Into TOWN WAS DESTROYED. Dynamite Explosion Killed Eighty Seven Mexicans. San Francisco, March 2.—Advices just received from Chihualiua, Mex.- PIGRISOOOOOOOOOOLH. Washington, March 4.—William oan artienlara « ne of. the mas reday, will be sent to any address bee : ; ae gives particular f one the most ene year, postage paid, for $1.00. McKinley begau his second te FARME! terrible mining hat has this evening, ever occurred in tt ry so) 4 : HARD over the spe for its 7 t ie bas erk part s 4 , ya at is The catastroy is x- S wh plos on of 400 ses f oO > towns sw s od ! Eee stored inan u 4 MAG 1 sus pres in the mine. Ih r A ; ’ rt ‘ many convey i x site nied at hn is the cham be pla i sease, It 18 2 supplied wit 2 vA \ 1 it we t nd contains no I 2 v ; a since BO One was ar i t mine at the time oi s tic 2 ula is thought that th vires i ve ‘Inet on - 16 , ee ee, crossed, thus causing t i ih CK P.t desp “<p ot Fe GESE nd ignited the dynami “ tW ain, out y 7" } : Mt SarAlosiowokcars g Vthing ev suction do by @ vill be no fusion of ties thiae teres parties in Kansas passed by H br Ge TRSLaea Gao LL the | the name of tans an gon a ballot | at tk mor t Tl wn who says Uncle Iration ir it the power to make men Mark Hanna. M: Uncle Sam could put nine mil- | 3,000 1 Yet Mlars tu Lit the: iaaalt rk | Washington were only should It was like ganizations But most rem: jends if he wanted to.—R. H rbable of Col. A. W. Rogers, one of the oldest claimed the policy of the government He told carry out the Cuba without detriment te the Cubans themselves, He declared that the course now be- ing pursued for the pacification and government of the Philippines will be followed to the end. The United States is not the Filipinos. A portion of the Filipinos are fighting the United Ste members of the Johnson county bar, in his inaugaral address. how he policy of congress in dropped dead at his home in War- intends to rensburg last Tuesday evening just after eating his supper. He ye that city since 18 tighty-first Hlinois volun- was 76 old, and had been a resident of He wasa Colo- nel of the teers during the civil war, and served with distinction. Healso served two terms in the Missouri legislature and prosecuting attorney tighting small two terms of Johnson county. as tes. There is to be no step back- wards hnywhere. The United States Things must be in a fearful bad shape in Washington when the Clin has taken its place among the x ton Republican ean no longer find | Powers of the world a hold it. an apology to Listen how i President = McK his singe | to the yublican majority in con hundrs the warning ut mt saison ite NeKinley at. the sabout hali-pe It I the session, when he ap {Was an inspirit niet r conomy ia theapproy | his e BI Se on io iy will be «a load or us eyes swept up and two of bl inational legislators Iva Ne billed for head waters of Salt of Honor, stret: river befor ‘y geb another cha nee sury department t nent, Was packed wit! to build lepart ckless expenditure The re uty is the party of dense mass of humanity. economy ’ und woe be Phe huge pilla surmoul to n :t ha honored if he ! ziers for the red t betray yosed in him.’ | Right's display, and the et 4 & white columns lining the ¢ | 1 jthe White Houseandextendi -| the avenue on side 4 oistex | ide, g I t L of color to spectacle, 7 whole She t 10 Is j a 20 H i . Wel i wil 1 | i i Ss | Na I, ; gl t se i) cl ort | . th iad g 2 vas agreed TO. ‘ u wa r fir 1 he heig of $30,000 : af a ° | rma % to the te from the tone stats cuare, 7D ee ee thither. at the last the ofti- nducted pick , S$ that 2 of the speeches, We : theair. A battery take up it to fire the Ls take its pli¢e for Say of state ers a heir Represeastet encaluprmaent Osit n of iemilitia ev ‘side acoiul manner. slattered thro om Spring- the jeld tid many instances of cit 1 be national] lated guardsmen New Pennsylvania hurried about in little draggled 12 maltreated and prop from York and stroyed — $$ squads heir commands Pardon an Innocent Man. | March te Jefierson City, Presi Presi tichard | L year in the pockets of himself | Wise the smallest display of civic or- ll was the ador with which Mr. MeKinley pro- lunch hour. were in whet their their rectly ove pondence pr ce, Buffalo, N ing the houses aboy 5 i bused as a meg , the mine ar het were blown to atoms, s« rock being hurleda So ter qual *Was the for | plosion that, out of the ST kil i * ; - fright, only nine could and Spanish-Ameri-| 80". only nin 4 A of | Tecosnized, the bodies of victims | so - ans of the civi can wars. After them Troop brilliant uni- ens. OEE Cleveland the most form that Ohio state pride could de- Jin the debris w vise led remains of H Mighty cheers went up as the pres- | man superintendent of thir idential party moved down the uve-| ail the members of bis mily. At nue whole length of this broad thoroughfare was literally lined with humanity. The advance was slow and vous. The president con stantly removed his hat, bowing to the right and left. Between the white house and the pitol he must have bowed a thousand times. President McKinley reached the senate chamber with promptness and disappeared into room in the ate end of the building Here he passed on several bills whiie the most brilliant assermble in the senate awaited beginning of the inauguration proceed ral hun- the time of the disaster dred miners were at work in another part of the mine. Many of were rendered insepsible and made deaf from otherwise none of them were serious- hur- these dev others the concussion, but y injured. Those not disabled ried to the surface by way of another his a find shaft, many of them only their families killed and their homes in utter ruin. moned from Lo Surgeous were sum- ge ever seen neizhborir mines to] } who PLE NOS PIO HOEM IOS, » ote | | wife murder burned here f 3 attend to the injuries of those It was just 1 o'clock when the offi- had peed anncaeeiaath bast i H 3 . ad escapec stant avi 1, 1 con- cial party came through the main bi I . dea a » orway of the capitol All eyes] Veyances ¢ ould not be bad, so that | > strained toward the distinguish twenty four hourselapsed before more | ed groups 2st] ppeared Usually | than one surgeon could be procured. | tke pre mes amon e firs | ot, comes among the fi Portion of theSan Ani ies but to-« ere Was ree” : hange aud instead of avine j were worked by the Mont ve til all Otfieiais | fore the wer e-,t presidential party | Spaniards tich re mti! all the invited | Mauy stories v told gue lous wer or t Vas im rea it was f fhe th ered until By this 1 iad turned he m of 1 into a sten of rain. si S was found by a J | When the had been for, who sold his cla oO | ushered tot re was aftmillion dollars. Ti e momentary silence fe valued at 20,000,000 = m- j} upon th ‘ sidered one of the richest i exico. | {to eatch th i A * j As president M | upon the portico, | ritin np, wi u ith children need j ood, rarely ever medi- If they do not thrive their food something is They need a little to get their digestive nery working properly. machi his endovs ovati Then he with 000 shook Oats c£OD LIVER OIL hands Roosevelt, while ano 1888 2OPHOSPHITES OF LIME & SODA went up: ns — i \ ‘Ki eV ay " . acm 3 i generally correct this vy you will put from one- h to half a teaspoonful Ge k Was convicted in. . 1900, | of havi nurdered Dunei Re St. Louis cour t de s antial, bu iS . Fei rvinced jury a th it tix ty a q th ary. A 1 I ¥ £ t Ay L w ay ef M ae teu } = . ay f vas “ i + rf *“s bottle three or four a day you will soon see rhed improvement. For ‘cer children, from half to teaspoonful, according to . dissolved in their milk, so desire, will very iow its great nourish- if the mother’s } aS ower. 1H mm scam} oma | me ej samme 4 se 9 a 4 ff Sc 8 neem E dees not nourish the = ‘ 7 she needs the emul- | e = It will show an effect j er an e both uy mother j pent eel aeant heed teeeatt Twe six | lot of © Warrensburg the thugs iy, a racters have come so rehant, bas succeeded in defrand- » tovnthe | ol wes out of 52 ear ov Ix pu 20ds, estimated to be worth | 535.000, He vented astore in MiF pring electi« People | Weaker, got credit on the strengh of t 1 city gov-| Guy's rating and had the goods rr sN val se .ol town | Shipped to this city Ax soon ae ! ro a short | they were received he sent then: back ti 1 hen pers of | to CF go ond sold them there the to cena rderly | When the traud was diseovered to > | day the store was found empty and char i bse oes emand-| the swindler was gone. i | | Prison Kansas City. Mo., March 1.—The Marshall, Mo.,. Feb. 27.—Four N iska penitentiary at Lincoln | boys, inmates of the poor farm, sit burned to-day. Only one conviet uated near the Chicago & Alton rail- was Jost in the flames. He was a| way, near here, recently conspired te escaped from the officers. The loss | They put fish plates and small rail- was 00,000. ) road iron on the track. The train Ride Cadile Cocmaied: struck the obst ryctions, tore holes a : fies in the ear floor and cut theairbrake. Clarksville, Tenn... Feb. 2 | Three of the boys are now in jal Casuer’s big stock and dairy WE ADVERTISE OUR h Hrew Gane 4 ; Hi \ ‘ { { f Because we show the handsomesi line it has ever been our pleasure to offer and because we want you to have a se- lection while the stock is complete. The qual- ities are splendid for the prices asked. Come and see them. McKIBBENS. + + Burned. Four Boys Wreck a a Train, None of the prisoners | wreck a train for fun, passenger Loss, Personated a Millionaire. Milwaukee, Wis., Feb. 28 —Agwin dler who assun ed the name of W. & G Milwaukee millionaire dead in the 4, thatl oes... TREACHERY DVI A persis- tent cough is at first a friend, for it Omer STATE OF Mis County of Ba! gives warn- ing of the ap- Wf proach of a deadly ene- e/ my. Heed the warning before it is too late, be- fore your lungs be- come in- flamed, be- fore the doctor says, “‘Consump- tion.” When the danger signal first appears, help te te, AXVOV-S “2 Don’t delay until your lungs are sore and your cold settled down deep in your chest. Kill the enemy before the deadly blow kills you. Cure your cough today. One dose brings relief. A few dos make the cure compl Three size the Jvrenoom of on of thas nature with debt rest WAEN Prose of Publication. OUR? Ad; 2 most sata sarazarr name ee. et nt atta wha thn atlanta wc, * PPS