The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 3, 1903, Page 2

wt THE REPUBLICS GREAT OFFER. ; THEY MURDERED EIGHT MEN. |MYSVERIOUS SHOOTING TELEPHONE AS WINE-TESTER.|CAPTAIN CARTER IS FREE Ballard’s Horehound Syrup . a ag yO ee See Immediately relieves hoarse,croupy| Special arrangement has been made ben ee AT GALENA, MO Paris—Adulterations Made . ‘ ., |coush, vestling, a by The 8t. Louis. Republic to turnish : Three Young Chicago Bandits to Talk. His Sentence Expired at Mid-|snd didiculs = nen Ai old or new subscribers with the only Stearns, Druggiss, official and authorised life of Pope - One hears of wonderful new applica- ni Friday. consin, writes, May 20. 1901: “I tions or uses for the electric current— oe Friday have been selling Ballard’s Hore-| Leo XIII. This is one great volume, some of real value, others nonsensical.) Leavenworth, Kan., Nov. 28.—| hound Syrup for two years, and have | bound in elegant cardinal cloth, gilt but probably one of the latest is.the|/ Oberlin M. Carver, ex-captain of en-| Dever had a — that bas| and ink stamping, with Papalcoatof testing of wine by means of the tele- ginecre, finished his five year sentence given better sa’ . I notice arms, containing nearly 800 phone. According to the Paris corre- 5 teak that when I eell a bottle, they come of text and illustratl The ok spondent of a London daily paper, a in the federal penitentiary a back for more. I can honestly rec- . M. Maneuvrier, director of the labora-| midnight, after having served here/ommend it. 25c, 50c and $1.00 at/| was prepared and written by Mon- tory of researches of the Paris Faculty | three years and seven months. At|H. L. Tucker's Drog Store. signor O'Reilly, D. D., D. Lit., official of Sciences, has discovered an infalli- » : five o’clock this morning he will step biographer of the Pope. ble method of ascertaining by means of through the sallyport of the prison The regular cash price of this book the teleph h h a gi an- tity awn oa ees conn: “The afree man, with just sufficient time is $2.50. Any one remitting $2.50 will be entitled to 18 months sub- principle on which the invention rests |to board a Missouri Pacific train for is the variable conductivity of different | Kaneas City, Mo., where he will, it is scription to The Twice-a-Week Re- public and a copy of the book, post- Younger is in Lawton to-day on his liqiuds, notably wi d = . = 90 0) pe a pe ay cl snl congy ile said leave for Chicago at 7:30 o'clock | return from towns in Texas and In- age prepaid. This offer is open to new and old subscribers. The book ous application is his use of the tele- | over the Santa Fe, wishing nor dian territory, where he has been for phone to determne to what degree the |in the latter city aud spend Sunday} .ome time. He has sisters in Dallas liquid under observation is a conduc- | wiih his mother. and Amarillo, Tex., and Ardmore, I. See einer wns Ga and ery. Address all orders to The Re tor. public, St. Louis, Mo. | | Made a Hard Fight. : : Chicago, Nov. 28—Two beardless boys, Peter Neidermeler and Harvey VanDine, chained wrist to wrist, their i hair matted with dried blood, their ; clothing covered with dust and dirt, eatin the presence of Mayor Harri- son and chief of police, Mr. O'Neill, to-night, calmly confessing their share in a three months’ career of crime, which had included eight mur ders, the wounding of five other men, and along series of robberies. The two young bandits, neither of whom is over 21 years old, together with their companion, Emil Roeski, who is older, were captured near Liver- pool, Ind., to-day after a fight against policemen, railroad detec- tives, railroad laborers and farmers. One man was killed, another mortal- ly wounded and all three of the young bandits were wounded, but not seriously. THE THREE CRIMINALS WOUNDED, Neidermeier was wounded in the hand by bird shot. VanDine was similarly injured and sustained in addition a flesh wound in the left thigh. Roeski was shot in the right hip. His wound is the most danger- ous of any inflicted upon the three men, but was not sufficient to pre- vent him from traveling a long dis- tance after receiving it. ‘The three men were wanted by the police for complicity in the murders in the car barns of the Chicago City Railway company, August 30, when two mer were killed, a third danger ously wounded and $2,250 stolen from the company. Gustave Marx who Saturday night murdered Officer John Quinn when the policeman endeavored to place him under arrest, confessed that he, in company with the three men, had committed the crimes in the car Young Man Shoots His Sweet- heart After a Lovers’ Quarrel. SAYS IT WAS ACCIDENTAL. Aurera, Mo., Nov. 2¢.—Miss Maud Kennedy, one of the handsomest and most popular young women in Stone county, is lying at the point of death at her home at Galena as the result of a shot from a revolver in the hands of her lover, Grover Scott. Scott claims that the shooting was accidental, but itis an unfortunate circumstauce for him that the shoot- ing followed a lovers’ quarrel and was at the home of Miss Kennedy. The young woman was struck in the abdomen with a38-caliber bullet and is not expected to live. She has not recovered sufficiently to make any etatement concerning the affair, but Scott claims that, as a result of @ disagreement, she asked him to return her letters. In order that he might see her and patch up the quar- rel he took them himeelf. He took from his pocket a 38-cali- ber revolver and removed the shells He then endeavored to talk to Mise Kennedy, but she refused to talk. Scott started to leave the room, and placing one shell in his revolver ask- ed her to look around for a moment. At that moment the shot was fired accidentally, This is Scott’s version of the affair. Younger to Start a Paper? Lawton, Ok. Nov. 28—Cole He has constructed an apparatus, Carter wos sentenced by court-|-p, It is reported that he will reside the details of which are not given, | martial May 12, 1898, to pay a fine] hore and establish a newspaper. which {s said to achieve this object | of $5,000 and to spend five years in SS Satisfactorily and accuretely. prison, The sentence was not ap- ) Bing gga By Aha proved by President McKinley until known to be pure, and the other the oa Ee next ne sas ie same quantity of the wine to be tested n that day Carter was taken «THE PAIN KING.” are placed on an instrument ovtwer?!~ | the military prison atCastle William resembling @ pair of scales. The tele-} on Governor's Island, New York, and Th p P F is { t with both liqnids , . ose who have ever felt its keen, cutting pains, or witnessed the intense oye pA Ae poy sat sage began serving his term. A reduc-| guffering of others, know that Rheumatism is torture, and that it is right- | tion fs as pure as the standard ++? | tion of two months a year is allowed] ly called ‘‘ The King of Pain.”’ ‘ for comparison no sound is hexvd: If }for good behavior. Consequently his} a mings te ao nadeend theta te ely aa on the contra tains water, the q Seems every ie was being i tn Teepe" and the | aemnce was shortened to four years) asunder, Others feel ouly occasional light palue for weeks or moutha whan grester the nroportion of water the | 0d two months, Seven months of] a sudden change in the weather or ex to damp, chilly winds or night louder the instrument complains. the time was spent inCastle William.| air brings on a fierce attack, lasting for days perhaps, and leaving the pa- on petelions He was brought to Leavenworth in| tient with a weakened constitution or crippled and deformed for all time. HOW JAPS PLAY KEN. April, 1900 An acid, polluted condition of the blood is the cause of form and ais ae : Sie: Qactaets taal variety of Rheumatism, Muscular, Articular, Acute, Chronic, Inflammatory- O14 Game Gives Belles of Far East ae eee th ble aw] sd Sciatic. and the blood must bod pre and purified before there is an Gpportentty te Dispiny Thete | CePareore for Chicago with his at-| endto your aches and pains, External applications, the use of liniments and Renotiful Hands torney, H. G. Stone, may be found in] plasters, domuch toward tem: relief, but such treatment does not reach i , the real cause or cleanse the diseased blood; but S. S. S., the greatest of all the fact that the government’s suit blood purifi q ’ : 2 Liab: Cin purifiers and tonics, does cure Rheumatism by antidoting and neutraliz- to procure prssess! ing the poisonous acids and building up the weak and sluggish blood. Itis property—amounting to more than safeand reliable in all forms of Rheumatism, It makes $700,000—is pending there, and it is the old acid blood rich, and the peepee mus- supposed that he will remain there cles and joints are relieved, the shattered nerves are until the case is disposed of. made strong, and the entiresystem is invigorated and toned up by the use of this great vegetable lo If you have Rheumatism, write us, and our physicians will pote Arrested for a Robbery. py ee any information desired, and we will mail free our book on eumatism, Boonville, Mo., Nov. 27.—Sheriff} * THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GAs George of this city, received informa- wameade tion this morning that J. D, Crane f and his two sone, who are suspected! » Bates County Investment C t In its most widely practiceé form the basis of the Japanese game of ken is that the fully outstretched hand signi fles paper; the fully closed hand, a stone: and two fingers alone extended, the res* being closed, scissors, Each of thi players, says the Japan Mail, countin one, two, three, throws out his hand, e* the moment of pronuncing three, and th out whose manual symbol is superior ti that of the others, according to the the ory of the game, was the trial. Superiority is determined on the hy- pothesis that whereas scissors cannot cu! Favorite Family Remedy. Frequently accidents occur in the household, which cause burns, cute, sprains and bruises; for use in such cases, Ballard’s Snow Liniment has for many years been the constant favorite family remedy. 25c, 50c = » barns. The hunt for VanDine, Neid- and $1.00 at H. L. Tucker's Drug a stone, they can cut paper, and whereas | of breaking into the bank in Clarke jie en ne a ermeier and Roeski has been on ever} ~— | = —__——__—— ages Ts “— by oe It can wrap "| burg Friday night, were located near sukaai aabises : : stone, Consequently scissors is in- i P iOapital, 8530,000 since, Although they knew that the)“AL” MORROW ACQUITTED. ferior to stone, but conquers paper; ston: Clark's Fork, eight miles southeast uM ih ie entire police force was looking for is inferior to paper, but conquers scis:|Of here. He left at once, but found tie t loom corse estate, at low rates. Abstracts of them, these three men remained in sors, and paper ts inferior to scissors |that Sheriff Elliott of Moniveau securities desee te tat for eale, i. 3ee the city until Wednesday morning. |Hig Case Dismissed in the St,| °&t conquers stone. There are innu-}county and a posse, including the furnished, titles examined and all kinds of real estate reo ee none rece e ne neste ra cashier of the Clarksburg bank, had Papers drawn, CAS RIA. not a mere me of determining a dis- . ¥. 3. Treanp, J.B. oun The fied You Kav Aways Bough Louis Federal Court. pute of priority—and they are con |@ffived frst and arrested the men. Wee, cane —: SUS Sy Bignature Jefferson City, Nov. 26:—On this stantly added to by ingenious young la-| The three prisoners were taken to Jno. C. Hares, Abstractor. 8. F. Wannoox, Notary re 4 if dies, the dancing-girl class especially | Clarksburg for a preliminary hearing glad Thanksgiving day there is per- haps no happier man in the state capital or indeed in the entire state of Missouri than “Al” Marrow, Gov- ernor Dockery’s stenographer, who who play It with exquisite grace and ju- to-morrow, Jessie Morrison an Organist. nde ie enhancement of beautiful hand:yf ee —— and arms, a ee ee X-RAY COLORS DIAMONDS. CET THE KIND EF ARM L ANS. Leavenworth, Kan., Nov. 28.—Miss Jessie Morrison, serving a sentence of twenty five years in the Kansas] returned from St. Louis last night a] Chicagoan Dixcovers Method of Giv- That's guaranteed. state penitentiary for the murder of free man. ia ib Any Celery Chosen, Also Suits or overcoats To be able to borrow money on real Mrs, Olin Castle in Eldorado June] . The verdict of “not guilty” in the ae $10 to $25 21,1900, is to become the organist|°28e against Morrow for alleged] From Chicago the following dispatch Stylish complicity in naturalization frauds in St. Louis was not a surprise to Morrow’s hosts of friends, who have ucver wavered {in their belief that the hud committed no intentional crime, and that if he had done any techni- eal violation of the naturalization laws of the United States it was the fault of others. Morrow’s return from St, Louis is in the nature of an ovation all the in the women’s chapel. She is receiv ing musical instruction from Miss Fugate, the matrou, who is the organist. Miss Morrison takes a keen interest in her music and is al- lowed a)l the time she wants in which to practice. She is an expert needle- i woman and her faney- work-eom mands a high price from souvenir hunters. Since taking up the study making payments before due, is an adyan- tage-which the frugal borrower appre- has been received: Predictions of 2 “ tim when the brown diamonds in the and up-to-date. crown of Edward, the Hope diamond and | 9 other famous gems of the kind can be practically duplicated at will were made by W. C, Fuchs at a Chicago X-ray ex- periment station. Mr. Fuchs announced the discovery of a process by which he Is able to change a diamond to any color chosen-and-make such coloration permanent by the use of the Roentger days. The method consists in directing the ciates. We loan money in this way and at a jow rate of interest. DUVALL & PERCIVAL, BUTLER, MO. | estate on long time, with the privilege of of. mueic her moroseness and low X-ray through the substances from which | 4 i epirits are waning and she is almost W4Y- He was accompanied not only! the color is to be obtained before the pase ae light hearted. Mr. Jewett, the] 5y his faithfal wife, but by Governor} rays touch and penetrate the diamond. in the insi breast pocket. It means satisfaction. Dockery, Secretary of State Cook, State Treasurer Williams, Judge Various metals and chemicals have'been used to color the diamonds, and it has been found that by reversing the method warden, has had a chapel built for the women’s religious services and (ete here Miss Morrison does her organ Gantt of the supreme court and) ti. color may also be removed SAM LEVY & CO. F practicing. many other friends. When thetrain| ¢ js thought by Mr. Fuchs that when Sole Distributors for BUyZ. a reached the state capital at 11] he has completely perfected his experi- BUTLER, MO. . i Z # | o'clock last night a bigcrowd was at} ments he will be able to bleach yellow 3G Ask for the “Swelsak"’ suit i head po the station to congratulate Morrow eee eee eee = — irect rom [ e acto : Meee kewo Gon the happy termination of the Puzzling Fact. : Ph or tiene tittian abirnalliaal case. A puzzling fact is that the walls of a One of the most pathetic incidents | the intestines and the parasites often pss Agts She Wouldn't Go to the Game. Wichita, Kan., Nov. 28—A man named Birch chastised a young wo- man friend, because she would not go toa football game with him this afternoon, by snatching her hat from her head and tramping onit. They «were in the business district of the city at the time. He now hasa berth in the city jail while he awaits trial onacharge of assault. Birch cried when he was placed under arrest. Cut Out The Middle Man, Nine tenths of the people are looking for this. Now we have the largest Harness and Saddle Factory In Southwest Mo. living on them are never digested by the ferments that attack, destroy and transform the food. Frenzel, in 1891, suggested that protective anti-ferments are secreted by living tissues. In some late experiments M. Weinland, a French physiologist, sought to digest fibrine in trypsine or pepsin after first adding a little juice from intestinal worms, but the ferment had no effect upon the fibrine in the presence of the anti-ferment juice. It is thus proven that the juice secreted by and impreg- nating living tissues—instead of the tissues themselves—resist digestion. connected with the return of Mor- row to the capital was the receipt of a telegram from Mr. and Mrs. W K. Morrow, his aged parents at War- rensburg, where he formerly lived. They had been notified of his dis- missal and eent as a reply this mes- sage: “Praise God from Whom all blessings flow.” These words express, the sentiment of many other War- rensburgers who have known Al Morrow from childhood. Se ree Ee TE The anti-ferment extract is exceeding- and can i MILLIONAIRE’ POOR STOMACH | Aconsratulatory: sae a Eyeies F penahd aah ee be cone mee any goods The worn-out stomach of the over-|lodge at Warrensburg of which Mor- au” a Also ne in a5 leather line--offered by cat- Yed millionaire is often in! pow is & member. Deale - So public prints as 6 horrible example i a Population of Abyssinia. Chemicals. logue houses, come and of evils attendant on the jon Took the Dog With Him. ’ The population of Abyssinia is about 10,000,000. The products of the coun- try, exclusive of cereals, are ivory, sibeth or civet, wax, hides, coffee and cate sans ie eee doe ane: Rubber Goods," - see us and let us show you. Keep your money at home, of great wealth. But millionaires are ore only ones who are afflicted Trenton, Mo., Nov. 28.—Ratber with bad etomache. Pig nae than leave his dog, who had been hie is far greater y8- | constant companion, to the mercy of pepeia and indigestion are rampant among theee peopl, and they suffer strangers, William Fikeart, a Rock Heavy Drugs, Island brakeman, killed the animal far woree tortures than the million- fcans have captured the market tii aire unless they avail themeelves ofa | before committing suicide. against England, France and Germany. Stationery, standard like Green’s Au-| Theanimal was a fine huntingdog.| Im spite of the high price of labor Flower, which has been a favor |Fikeart had been drinking heavily|and the enormous cost of freight for Perfumes, for some weeks, and after shooting such a distance, Americans have suc- ‘| the dog blew out his own brains, | eet.‘ go pretonnng phe Toilet Soaps, mae | CIGARS and TOBACCO. | iheenume. 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