The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 4, 1901, Page 6

en | soe taipennerenien ; i] 54 £ ae ee eee ta Po pA So ness Raabe eet paenaeace ; sR A GEN. ROBERT NUGENT DEAD T WAS FILIPINO VENGEANCE at Fredericksburg in|An American Soldier Pressed With Ballet Keceived 1862 Shortened His Life. rinks and Murdered.--His Slayer New Yo Nugent died at his home in lyn Jate Wednes: ight 1.—General Robt. | Must Hang. Brook on, June 26 as a res yurts-martial of I stomach re of Fredericks received at War de Manila 4 nati lice, Pablo his policemen to of a bull ceived at 1862, while he Tabares burk, ¥ read of Meag- was chargi her’s Irish brigade. This wound has George UO. H troubled Gen. Nugent > H. Bighteenth infa Gen. Nugent was born in ‘ ant’s house i the July 24. 1824, and emigrated to ; : a your mal He ean ciara tee indie Manes ' lof the sixt } ‘ } : ve ee ‘ it ivish hospitality and ninth New Y« militia befere s y of vino upon him un the opening of the was ap- e soldier was intoxicated point . pta regular tenant then ordered the two px army. Si before the battle of men to take the unfortunate n Fre sin ts ' blo and kill him. capaci w Pabares prompt! his ce d to t command and was} ,,, nplices off to th r breveted. He was assistant provost gs n out of America marsha! of New York during the en-/ + aoobher with she tire draft rio He served in many ormai ourterments, While he battles in the west against the Siou vas diseretely silent. He was found and other Indian tribes and was witt SEL etry also of arson battle 1877 he Nelson A. sitting Miles in the Bull. In for incapacity Gen labout 1.000 dwellir I to be against was retire resulting from Fredericksburg and returned to Nev York to live as major the wound received av} Grateful Patient. rets $50,000 from a Chicago, June 26.—Fifty thousand NEGRO TROOPS COME HOME jdollars from an unknown home of Mrs. J. G , wife of a florist, No. 3024 Wa- to-day, and an the gift ersonal”’ reached the Transport Grant Two avenue an- Brings i : jnouncement of which ap- ments from Manila. : aoe column of peared in the San Francisco, Cal., June : ‘he |} a daily paper last night, which was army transport Grant arrived from | rerarded by Mrs. Steinfield and her Manila to-day. The Grant has on joke, board the forty-eighth and the forty- i party ninth regiments of volunteer infantry. ind, after The soldiers of husband asa proved correct today when f men called ipon her questioning her both regiments are ]t¢o some extent. presented her with a negroes. They were recruited in the package, containing money. south a have been for nearly two} years in the Philippines | The forty-eighth and forty-ninth reg- | iments were | 1OwWs ‘Mrs. J. G. Steinfield You been very kind to me when I was sick uf th this $50,000 and have stationed in the worst sections of Luzo and werein several | severe battles. Th »y will be mustered out of the service within the next two weeks do not seek giver. Yoursrespecttully.”” There are rds Mrs burned. He was; The personal announcement fol- | s > home of R.; so please accept | thej i nducts HEAVY DAMAGES. Mrs. Grace E. Marsh Sues the kansas City Southern Nevada Post 27 Marsh of by her Grace E S4.500 dama vy circuit: court City Southe against the sas th -| railroad are substantially that on March 4+ ts trains at a street crossing town of Hume, Mo. The de ed was riding vason toward »erossing: of lof the wagon was atrack by ngine and The petitior recites that de-| bell or fendant neglecte sound the whistle of the engine at | |least eighty rods before reaching the | crossing and that the view of the }railroad track is obscured all along | the street upon which the on was ~w teet of ap- not be seen iat defendant | the railroad cross-| with so that an proceeding up to the railroad crossing also t proaching train cou from the street had no device at erefore — plaintiff thous- of speed, (3) tive | pr vs judgment o war eTSOUS against using = oe See: . ‘ 2] Clarinda i the cressing: also that I train y ssing: a that t € : emia kak was runnit cessively high | Kinez ©. Par young lady o If you saw it made you would always chew Made only by M. C. WETMORE TOBACCO COMPANY, St. Louis, Mo. te largest independent factory in America Bridegroom Kills Himself 1 | CASTOR I-«. ‘ sais: . ea in UH | the cere vas to have | Mr. Rogers was years of a 1 | Three years ago he inherited $12,- is O00 frot sfather, and had 1 reared at Clermont, | Declares That the War in tie Philip- pines is not Over. 76 cabin passen- Mrs. Steintield’s husband | gers on the Grant, mostly army of-|geveral fioral establishments in the Paris, June 26.—A_ correspondent ficers at liberty on furlough. city. fof La Presse of this city. who inter- The transport Hancock will sail 7 TA PONE j viewed Agoncillo, Aguninaldo’s Eu- for Manila to-morrow. Adjutant CHRONIC TRAIN FLAGGER | ropean agent, at Marseilles previous General Corbin will take passage for Ito his departure for Hong-Kong, the islands on this steamer. He will . . . 2 rf, ? | quotes the Filipino as say that arrive here from Washington to- Mrs. Teasley Stopped Every Train that the struggle in the Philippines is far night Passed Through Her Lands for om being over. He admitted that the capture of Aguinaldo diminished | ; SPANISH WAR AWARDS. peneral ears: eo Raleigh, N. €., June 26.- sles | | Bowers Teasley was arrested to-day | Equity Court Settles Controversy Ov fter having for sev- ral years persistently and stra “aunoyed” the Norfolk & Wester Ww D. C., June 27.—| Railway Justice Bradley, in the equity court, The road built land to-day decided the Manila bay prize She refused to sell the right of way | and refused to accept land condemned. near Durham, € ly} | Manila and Santiago Prizes. snington, through her favor of the claimants as to vessels captured eases. The decision is in pay for tt and as to pr yperty taken from ves- Her house was nearthet noon sels so captured, but against them and ni@ht she fla od trains with < as to property captured ashore The that sunk and afterwards raised were cap- red flag by day and a red lantern at ecision holds } decision hold night, which vessels engineers dared no pass; so her house was as_ re tured and not destroyed; that prop erty captt to prize stopping place as a station She stood on the track wr: i ashor that the Ss not subject property taken} the American flag from vessels sunk and not claimed as | to buy r home to stop t t prize; that the cascoes, or cargo] si, ised to sell boats, and all floati srricks that | One day the grass in a field cau were captured at Manila are not | fj, ind burned house She | prize charged that the railway had i According to counsel the claimants | ¢he i nd refused i recep in the Manila $288,001 ase receive a total of about] she vas divided among =,000 people: and the claimants in] fiae. St the Santiago case will get in the] her and neighb of $500,000, distrib- ifs’ | v nted rt gabonut ¢ .000 persons 2ures, | are not of her owever, final. These amounts are in addi tion to the bounties already allowed Wades Beyond His Depth by the court of claims, | r on. Mo - UNDER SENTENCE OF DEATH master Morris, was drowne to day es sbout neon while bathing at South ' yark, a pleasure resort nearthis city Man Whe Is to Hang Prevented a Gen-!-,) | Tbe boy, incompany with a party of eral Jail Delivery. young f was playing in the low Butte, Mont.. June 24.—Bill § k- + ee engest, e noted outlaw, escaped | : from the county jail Sunday. With |@°?P ¥ater him in securing liberty were Peter} Ehe boy wast Bom or Mic 4 : eat Morris. who is ¢ ~~ the Trent Dempsey, under sentence of death for : : Zi vtrick Jailer Grant was! °° P yee : repu > open the door leading to lor. Dempsey imme threw r into his eves, } ced e i 1 t June —TheR him dow keys : t eins. | t - by st = : ter th, who jail}, ; pass t i Are Your Kidneys + at aE Sea aoe es the chances of success, but he assert- | ( - 7 signature is Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tabiets x of the gen he remedy that «9 -ott im one day Excursion Rates. Annual Conve 4 Christian Endeavor. Ci Ihio, tickets on sale July 4, ion United Society cmnati » and 6. ed that the Americans like the Brit-|Good returning At 31. One fare ish in the Transvaal, will find they | Plus $2 for the round trip. Splendid purchasing their conquest too | QPPortuntty to visit all points im = z Ohio and Ker k dearly : , ea Z Milwaukee and return July 21 to TOBACCO SPIT > Return July One f plus ws ON ; and SMOKE Your Lifeaway! sou can be cured of any form of toba 1 be i 1 trong, magnetic, taking MO-TO-BAC, weak men strong. Many gaia pounds in ten days. Over 600,000 cured. Alldruggists. Cure guaranteed.” Book-} F let _and advice FREE. 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If you have blood producing ulcers, bone pains. pim ples, mucous patches, falling hair, itching skin, scrofula, oid rheuma- tism or offensive form of catarrh, seabs and scales, deadiy cancer, eat- zg, bleeding, ing seres, swell- ings, lamps, persistent wart or sore, take Botanic B Baim (B. B. B i re event worst case after Sotanie Blood jis fester everythi ng else fails Balm B. B. B,) drains*he poison oat the blood, then blood up the B. thor- years. Soid at arge boti ree by writing lanta, Ga. De-| = edical ad- Botanic } ep. ontain mineral so many ad- bat zredients. eure by is compo Over poison, | final settlement | the Bates ( | county, | commencing on the J2ti Fea! MUNN &.Co, 222 m. rerning Home 7} round sll creditors, and estate of Jannette H Allen admin trator, of said intend to make next term of 3i-4t 50 YEARS” EXPERIENCE Desicr CorYRiGHTs &c 3 vale voaeway. New York ice, 5 F St, Washington, D.C | FRANK ALLEN, Sacretary, By virt nue of Bates cour the ant seri betwee noon lay THE MISSOURI STATE BANK. of Butler, Missouri. Surplos and Undivided Protits, $6,700.0 1 OOO LOU 1dmirably e branches of for the transaction of all I Abundance of have at ill times an ‘ so that Banking business he most liberal terms heck is extended we can Loan Money and B Notes on t OUR DEPOSITOI and every « i with books free of charge ire provi Urtesy in Our power them OUR FIRE PROOF VAI r ~d to our customers as @ safe depository for their private papers free of rent This bank is organized under the banking laws of Missouri and is State Bank thirty-nine of them live in Bates county, frequently examined by Examiners, has forty seven stockholde carefully and solicits the patronage of the public. We is managed vant vou for a customer Wa. E. Warton lent J. RR. Jenkins, Cashier. —DIRECTOR Pre Sonn De Charles R. Kadtor Win. &. Watts T.c. T. J. Wright, Ju Jenki Booker FP Frank M. Vorts, © HW Dateher INTERESTi RATES. unconstitutional LOW The Third Amendment Jbaving been declared by our Supreme Court the WALTON TRUST COMPANY. wili now loan money on Real Estate in Bates, von and Barton counties. Missouri, at lower rates of foterest Chan ever b fered. We have a large amount of idle woe + Bauk at Butler ready for loans. There will be no delay ou our part If you want a loau be sure to come and get our rate=, Terms, efe We have a complete and reliable abstract of title to each acre of land and town lot in Bates county showing every transfer or encumbrance from the time land was bonght of the United States down to this date. WM. E. WALTON, President sheriff's Sate and authority of ned from the office t court of Bates county at the June term, 1901 ssid court, ‘ n favor of F Pharis & Co, e levied ght, title, interest bowning in and ying and bet Sheriff’s Sale. 1¢ and authority of a special execu- nent taxes. iseued from the office t court of Bates coun- at the June term lirected in favor of collector of the reve- y, and against Mary White and ceized upon ail an execution the clerk of Missouri, ret By costs yon all t haye = le right Test snd claim of de Mary n and to the bed rea eicusted in orisy re July, iA ut nine o certain escribed and whe on said sch ¢ and unpaid of an orier of May term, i to sell