The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, September 25, 1902, Page 6

WAS IT THE TARIFF ALONE? How Washington Looks Upon ; ithdrawal of He Was Penverat—and felt _Kesemtfrt—at His Party---He Saw, Too. a ahead, Speakership F Washington, Sept, 2 here waist nigat sa ine David B. Het son, speaker of t rawn from no the third Lowa district because lid not did in’ his dist entatives the race for cong that a redu t would be Votes on that : He would ing the night. Thursday will be a cnre for trusts, th ‘ians who have been re according UO | spent in visiting LaCrosse, Wi were in the city were ean | Now current belief, but) the deme rats) Minneapolis and St. Paul, and Frit other reasons which were thought of clahou that Boies can beat any man! day will be devoted to Sioux Falls at once are put forward strongly The lowa platform's position fa! voring “a reduction intariit schedule) Henderson refused to reconsider his | al points in Nebraska en route, reach- where it will hurt the trusts” is uot) withdrawal ftom the congressional ing Omaha Saturday night. Sun- the only reason, these Washington | race in the third district. This morn- day, the 28th, will be spent quietly politicians who arehuniliae with eons) ing the following telegraphic reply jin Topeka, Kan, Monday morninga ditions in Mr and in Lown, say First is the fict that Mr, Honder- | son's opponent is ex Governor Hor ace Boies, ade a chince of eleetion from the Second, is the faet that: there is cer tain to be a contest over the speak ership of the next house, even if Mr, Henderson were to be reelected Third is the fact that the tariff re-| visionists, under the lead of Gover nor Cummins, have captured the state; that Henderson finds: himself] With a deeided minority this way to show his resentment mid takes | CHE IOWA PLATFORM } General Henderson already had en ta tered into the comingeniny jistering free | | Henderson you shall never touch a schedule of tar republican party, the demo- , is split between the rad- tionists like SenatorHanna iid Speaker Her i ment of tariff ref ind = tl will widen from now erson, and t hers like Gov- predict of the speaker's This i been tons —_Thesaak to see it éxert a disheartening effect upon the republicans in the coming congressional election Mr. Henuderson’s opponent in his 1 district, ex-Governor Horace Boies, is one of the populur ‘democrats in lowa, and the belief is strong that the Cummins element of tariff rev.- sion republicans would have support: | et Mr. Boies at the polls, and that) Mr. Henderson might have lost many who is nominated in his plaice. | Des Moines, La., Sept. 20,—Speaker Henderson's district | was received in response to a request | brief stop will be made at Lawrence, to recousider his action: | Dubuyne, La, Sept, 20 —Lafayette | Young and SF Rathburn, Des wrat who has had) Moives, lo: Your joint telegram sine | made at Leavenworth and Atehison verely appreciated, but) cannot. re- cousider, for after an s spent in} fighting for my country, state and | district, Leannot acquiesce in admin trade poison to cute! the trust evil, which T abhor.—D. H. | Trusts as Teachers It has been only a litth while since the man who denounced trusts as oppressive of the people was in-turn denounced as a demagogue, a social: ist or an anarchist STRENUOUS TEDDY'S WESTFRN TRIP. Itinery is Announced by Secretary Cor- telyou and Personnel Party. Oyster Bay, Sept. 18.—An outline of the president's tour from Septem- ber 19 to October 7, was made pub- lie by Secretary Cortelyou to-day. Accompanied by Secretary Cortel- you, Assistant Secretaries Loeb and, Barnes, Dr. Lung and others of the | nt’s personal staff, newspaper representatives and two photograph ers, President Roosevelt will leave Oyster Bay to-morrow at 9:30 a im. | The first stop will be at Cincinnati on Saturday. He will leave there at midnight, reach Detroit and will re- main till Tuesday morning. Will spend four hours in Indianapolis that afternoon and reach M:lwaukee dur- and Yankton. The president will then start for Omaha, visiting sever- Kan., snd Kansas City, Mo., will be reached at noon. Leaving there in the afternoon, brief stops will b+ and St. Joseph, Mo, will be reached at night. lowa, including Clarinda, Vanwe t, Osceola, Des Moines and Oskaloosa arriviving at Ottumwa in the eveu- conductors, brakemen, vard hands ing and telegraph operators are better The lite night train will proceed organized now than they ever were, to Keokuk, Lowa; Quiney, HL; Han- nibal, Mo.,, to St | trict may be tied up by a great strike Tuesday ‘brief stops in|fersey Central, the Lehigh Valley, Louisiana and Clarksville, | the trainmen are prepared to aid the Louis, arriving Wednes-|tiners in an extremity is said to be day, October 1, at 4+ p.m, and leay-| partly the cause of the excess of con- Hardy, the Unimak island murderer, who shot and robbed Con and Flor- ence Sullivan and P. J. Rooney his companions on a prospecting expedi- tion, isto be hanged to day at Nome, Alaska, the president having declined At the trial Hardy! claimed to be a relative of John} Veanamaker, | Baltimore, September 19.—John | W. Devine, who murdered Charles to interfere Donohue, a policeman, while resist- | ‘The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been, ing arrest: dest) May. owas treed ind $2—use foro ver 30 ee ane onde era ut the jail yard this morning. While in| J ———— _ daisudden sings tte ruckansd ‘ 4 . . s —— § ais C) jail Devine was married to his sweet- | hao Glb Lat AQlow no one to deceive you in this. heart. itations and “ Just-as-good” are but - PERS ER : ne endanger the health of Railroad Men May Strike: With Minere ildren- Experience against Experiments What is CASTORIA Jastoria is a harmless srbstitute for Castor Oil, Paree Ail Connterfeits, I . Philadelphia, Sept. 18.—Every coal carrying railroad in the strike dis- of trainmen and telegraph operators ifany attempt is made to send asud- goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups, It is Pleasant It stantial supply of anthracite to the coutains ueither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic markets substance. Its ave is its guarantee, Lt destroys Worms This course has been decided upon and allays Fev nres Diarrhosa and Wind asthe result of a series of secret meet- Colic. It re roubles, cures Constipation : and Phitulencey, s the Food, regulates the ings of members of the unions which were held in Philadelphia and Tren- ton, Both organizations have the support of the American Federation of Labor, and should they go out the roads will have to suspend business, There are 1,000,000 members of the Federation, whieh virtually has indorsed the action of the trainmen, as defeat of the miners will be the greatest blow labor has received in the history of the United States On such roads as the Reading, the Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. ; Pavacea—The Mother's Friend, cenums CASTORIA atways Bears the Signature of (A — The Kind You Have Always Bought in Use For Over 30 Years. THE CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MUR: the Lackawanna, the Delaware and Hudson and the Erie, the firemen, STREET, NEW YORK CITY. Missouri Pacific Railway Time Table at Butler Station, | NOUTH SOUND WATCH ST. LOUIS, The greatest world’s fair the world has ever seen will be held atSt. Louis in 1903, To keepin touch with the President Mitchell's knowledge that tins and Senator Dolliver, both of} whom are said to be in favor of tar-| iii revision, were to have stumped the distriet for him publican state convention, The Lowa res held in the latter part of duly, took strong grounds on the question of the reduces tion of the tariff ongoods whose pre. duction in th by trusts, 1 laration on that subject: “We favor » any modification of the tariff schedules that may be required to prevent their affording ountry is controlled king the following: dee shelter te poly.” Mr. Hendersou announced his with drawal in Dubuque yesterday after. of several noon after a conferen hours with chairman Glasser of the congressional committee, Speaker Henderson has been contemplating thisartion tor two weeks, tat tact intimated nothing of it to his friends until vesterday Speaker Henderson's declination of the nomination for congress is re- garded here as a triumph for the machine headed by Governor Cum- mins who has made the fight for tar iff revision against the protest of such old line protectiouists as the speaker. The Lowa republicatis have apparently been captured — horse, foot and drragoons, by the Cummins revisionists. Secretary Shaw's slighting references, in his Vermont speech, to the tariff plank of the Lowa platform, bave placed bin in’ the ravks of what, it is now becoming clearly evident, is the minority. Mr. Henderson appareutly bas found his position intolerable now that he is our oftoach with his party in the state, just as his predecessor, Mr. Reed. found it when he was out of touch with his party in the nation and he has taken action similar to Mr. Reed, \rly dispose of him as a fool by regarded ue A hopelessly depraved pesinst, Senator Hanna sought to sumia- claring that there were nosuch things as trusts, But a mighty ehange has come over the minds of the patti: Kv Hanna—knows now that there are trusts, Everybody kaows: that trusts are public. ‘sand low wages, vly—even oppr through high pri us ruthlessly as bandits compel their | victims to stand and deliver, Every body—eveu President Roose- velt—deelares that the infa cease, ifany effective meatus of stop: pin Allover the land, among all classes of people, the sense of injustice has tipenedhinto a spirit” of resentment and resolve. The man who decries the trusts is no longer alone and a demagogue. He tas beeome ‘the spokesman of public opinion, What has brought apout this rev- elation and revolution? The -greed-blinded selves! Emboléened by the protection of powerful politicians, sometimes mis- called statesmen, they have thrown duplicity aside and forgotten cau- tion. The beef trust in its exorbitant prices has levied an exorbitant tax upon the entire public It is net the poor aud weak alone that must pay the tribute. None ean escape The whole people feel the oppressive power‘ef this trust. And now its power is to be extend- ed to coutrol every food necessity of life, just asSneat is controlled now. The protits of this trast are to be $500,000 a year. Thisis the tribute ssive, robbing the iv imust it can be devised. trusts them Whether a devotion on principle} that the people of this couutry are to protection or the feeling of resent nent at. finding bimeself “turned down” by his party is the eoutrell- ing motive for Mr. Henderson's ae- tion isa subject of debate, but itis pointed out that Mr devotion to principle did not pre- Henderson's to be compelled to pay to this trust {for che privilege of eating the food that the people themselves produce. It isa heavier tax than any govern- ment on earth ever daret to levy upon a p-ople Meanwhile, the coal trast, while veut bim from shifting ground on|oppessing labor, extorts high prices the question of Cuban reciprocity from the people, It detiantly exerts when requested to do so by the pres-) a greater power than that of the ident, after be had ewphaticully de-| United States government, whieh clared himself an opponent to that | standy helpless before tt policy. The people are learning well the THE DEMOCRATS ARE HAPPY. Lesson of the trusts’ power to oppress. The democrats ure jubilant, and | They are being tanh this lesson by point to Mr. Henderson’s declination | the trusts thetusel ves. —Kansas City as aclear indictaiou of what they | World. bave all along maintained, that the Hyun are thoubled with inodorcin republican party is hopelessly split) ),,...th heart burn, flatuleney, head. ou the tariff question, A report from | ache, avidity, poing after eating, lose New York says that Senator Hanna! of appetite, persistent melancholy, r rae a, or low apirite, You need a tonie. a previous to going a vmegeacrend (> ‘ak th Herbine will xive you the ai Oyster Bay, declared: recuperative force to remove these “Aw long us I remain in the senate disorders. Price, 50 cente.—H,—L, and cun raise a hand to stop you, Tu: ker. Py ny + . + : 2 Loca! Fre r4 ing the following morning, Thence | fidence noticable in his public utter- | 314 stook Rxpress (dlovs work of preparation for this great 4 H A ‘ " » passengers see é : to Springfield, UL. where the day | ances of late. ss souTn world’s fair and to get all the news . ' 'Wt)0)l a We cue will be spent and from there to Chi Li Morris’ Suicid = ee . oR. ino ween Tago at 830 a, m, October a At Roatan, Maan. Sept, 20 —A atory | YO: tae! Pretatiee saP, should at once subscribe for the night the president's train will pro RED CURR, RAINE) SEEN ean BO INTERSTATE DIVISION rreat newspaper of St. Louis, the has gained eurrency here that Lieu | Yor MoDepart . ta ME Lael ceed to Cleveland, Ohio, where the president will spend Sunday as Han na’s guest. Monday two hours will be spent in Columbus and the train Tuesday morning, Oetober 7 at 8:30 a'clock. will reach Washington EXECUTIONS MARKED BY WILD SCENES, One Murderer Stabbed Four Guards--- Another Had to be Subdued by Fire Hose. Hackensack, N. J.,Sept. 10 —Peter Hernia, who killed Jotn Kanter, a butcher, March 4 last, was hanged in the county jail this worning. Prior to his axecution” Hera cree ated ascene. His wifecalled on him, bat the officials would not permit a meeting. Hernia got a glimpse ot the woman and when he discovered he was not to be allowed to see her, desperate. Breaking from his guards, he ran down a cor- tidor and jumped 9 five foot spaceto a bathroom. Here he tore out plumbing and using it as a weapon, threatened to kill anyone who came near him. For a time the guards were held at bay. Then they attach- eda fire hose toa pump and turned the powerful stream on the murderer who was knocked down . Hernia fought with desperation, but was overpowered and bound with straps. When the hour of execution arrived, Hernia bat calmed biweelf aud went peaceably to the gallows, Hernia shot and killed Kanter be- ciuse he refused to give hiui sone meat for his dog. Vienna, Sept. 19.—A_ wild scene cvcurred at the hanging of a mur- derer, Zeco Kamenow,at the Widden citidel today. Kamenow had con- evaled a knife on his person and when the guard came to take him to the seuffold, he stabbed a soldier and three of the warden’s guards. He was seized, curried tothe senffold, On the first drop the rope broke and Ktnenow fell to the floor half dead. He was picked up aguinsnd the rope was fixed, This time the hanging seemed! successful, but when the body was taken down it was discovered that lite was not yetextinet. A third haugimg was necessary before the murderer was killed. Caniden, N. J., September 19,— Lafayette Graff was hanged here this morning for the murder of his wife March 11. Gruff was 19 years old and his wife 18 when they were mar- ried a year ago. Drink caused « separation and upon her refusal to return to him he cut ber throat and almost fatally shot bis wife’s aunt, -Seattle, September 19.—Fred he beeame explosion of the Maine in Havana Yo. 850: Arrive. eo eee Re GLOBE-DEMOCRAT. It stands pre- eminent and alone among American newspapers, and acknowledges bo K, ©, Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table, | equal orrival. Its circulation ex- tends to every state and territory in the union, to Canada and Mexico, and to every part of the world where there are readers of the English lan- Remember thieie the popniar shortline de- | LVAe. It ovght to be in your home ween Kansas City. Mo. and Pittsburg, Kan.,| during the eoming year, See adver. Yoplin, Mo Sniphur Springs * ean Pe ste Ark alloam Springs, Ark. and the dines? | tisement elsewhere in this issue. tenant John R. Morris, who commit: ted snicide on board the Olympia Monday, died with the seeret of the ‘rrival and departure of trains at Worland NORTH HOUND 8 harbor locked in his breast Lientenont Morris was attached to the Maine at that time as assistant engineer, and has never been the same man since this disaster. Heal- ways refused to discuss the story A449 p.m 8:17 8. m soUTH ROUND, Yo, 2Tirongh Port Arthnr Express,2:4) p.m No. #Siloam Springs Expreas..... 12:25pm " 1s eiuiideas A sonte from the sonth to &t Lonis Chio 18-6¢ with his relatives and friends, but he] (ny pointe north and northenet and to Done has been known to state that it was] %4en San Francisoo, Portland and pointe | arene 2 . ; q M vest and northweat No expense has beer no torpedo in his extimation that | aware! to make the passenger equipment « : . [thie tine senond to none inthe weet Trav: \ ennsed the explosion of the Maine. | a thenew tine .H.C Orr } Gon’) Pass. Agt., KansarOity, Mc. The terrible nifair weighed heavily on him. He grew morose in his manner and seldom spoke of the past. Naturally at this time the greatest importance is atta-hed to Morris’ death, as it is firmly believed that had the officer told all he knew he night have explained that terrible catastrophe. Numerous stories are in circulation among the jackies aboard the Olympia, but none of ‘hem is accounted important. His brother officers and friends who knew him best declare that there was no love affair, as has been stated. P,1., Payne, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office over Nichols’ Shoe Store, East Side Square Residence on Ohio street 2nd door east of West School building south side. 6-tf OR. H. M CANNON, | DENTE RUTLER, MOQ Will vei, Adrian every Tne: and Frida; prepared to:io all kinds of Dental work, 4 Best Persona’! ted Tourist Excursions —TO-— San Francisco, Los Angeles, Leave KANSAS CITY EVERY FRIDAY VIA THE CREAT ROCK ISLAND ES ROUTE oeereeria] and Scenic Line, J, M. 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