The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 8, 1904, Page 1

\ pany of Kaneas City, Kas., which VOL. XXVIL. e y ‘ BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1904. ae oe a The Butler Weekly Times. CUBAN MINISTER =U. S. Yj ; A te Y Senor Quesada, Cuban Minister to the United States. Senor Quesada, Cuban Minister to the United States, isan orator born, In @n article in The Outlook for July, 1899, by George Kennan, who heard Quesada @peak at the Esteban Theater, Mantanzas, Cuba, he said: “1 have seen many @udiences under the spell of eloquent speech and in the grip of strong emotional excitement; but 1 have rarely witnessed such a scene as at the close of Quesada’s eulogy upon the dead patriot, Marti.” Ina letter to The Peruna Medicine Com- pany, written from Washington, D. C., Senor Quesada says: Congressman J. H. Bankhead, of Ala-} bama, one of the most influential mem- bersof the House of Representatives, in letter written from Washington, D.C., Gives his endorsement to the great ca- tarrh remedy, Peruna, if the following ‘words: “Your Peruna is one of the best medicines | ever fried, and no family should be without your remarkable remedy. Asa tonic ten catarrb cure i know of nothing better."--J. H. Bankhead. ‘“‘Peruna I can recommend as a very good medi- cine. It is an excellent strengthening tonic, and it is also an efficacious cure for the almost universal complaint of catarrh.’’---Gonzalo De Quesada. There is but asingle medicine which is a radical specific for catarrh. It is Cockrell at the White House | An End to a Family Quarrel. Washington, Dec. 3—Senator| Joplin, Mo., Dec. 3-4 double trag- Cockrell of Missouri, who arrived in|@dy occured here at 4 o’clock this Washington last night from his home called to-day on President Roosevelt and had an extended conference with him, It wae the first time the Pres- ident and Senater Cockrell bad met sinve the election, When it became evident that the reault of the elec ton in Missouri would be the -retire- mant from the Senate of Mr Cockrell, the Preeident let it be understood thot he wenld offer to bim a federat appointment commensurate with his ability, knowiedge of public affairs, wide exp rience and high character. At the conference to-day the Presi- dent informed Senator Cockrell that he would appoint him asa member either of the isthman cana! commis sion or of the interstate commerce commission, as the senator might elect. Senator Cockrell did not in- dicate to the President what he might do regarding the proffer and said to his friends after the conference that he would not annoudce his decision, perhaps for several weeks, as it was not necessary that he should do +o im nediately, Thé Whistles Bothered Him. Jefferson City, Dec. 5 —Herman Wolf, @ farmer residing near Cole Junction, five miles west of Jefferson City, is in jail here on the charge of shooting into Missour! Pacific trains as they passed his residence He is evidently insane. He told the officers that the rail-road company had re- fused to pay him for taking care of his four children by hia now divorce ed wife while she lived with him. He told C. E Stone, special agent of the Missouri Pacific, to day that he fired into the trains because they whistled too much and made too much noise. Peruna, which has stood s half century +/ Wojt will be trie] to determine his test and cured thousands of cases, If you do not derive prompt and satia« factory results from thense of Peruna, write atonce to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable ad-« vice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, 0, All correspondence sirictly confidential, Money In Old Jacket. | Appleton, Wis., Dec. 5.—The sail find ever made ina paper mill hap pened this afternoon in the ragroom otthe Fox River miils when Mary Shedgekan, an 18 year-old girl die- covered a pocket book in an old hunting jacket containing $161. Under the.rules of the mill the girl comes into possessiqn of the entire mount, as findings are keepings. When first giving the jacket the girl Father And Son Killed As Result of Elopement Fort Worth, Tex. Dec. 8—Two |} men have heen shot and killed and | another seriously wounded by J. M. Willlame, a farmer near the town of Stephen mcKinney, a young farmer who had been paying attention to the step daughter of Wiiliams, failing to win his consent to marriage, ran away with the girl McKinney return- Alvarado. and married her. sanity in the probate court to day Died In His “Balloon-Boat.” Detroit, Mich , Dec. 5 —A telegram to the Detroit Journal from Stevens- ville, Mich , seven miles from St. Jos- eph, says that the body of Peter Nis- sen has been found there ia his boat, the “Foolkiller No.3” — . Chicago, Dec. 5 —With the hope of discovering some trace of Peter Nis een and his rolling wind bag, ‘Fool- killer No 3,” 4 tug with the relatives and friends of the missing Inventor on board left Chicago to-day. The tug was manned by a crew of old suiiors. The relatives of Nissen who were on board were A. M. Gaatzell and Wal- ter Gantzell, his nephews, aad Andrew Nissen, a brother. afternoon. RH. Jackson, an awn- ing manufacturer, mortally shot his wife and then committed suicide at their home on North Moffet avenue. The woman was dealt several blows on the head with the butt end of the piste! with whichshe wasshot. Jack- son cut his throat with a penknife. Mra. Jackson was taken to the hos pitalimmediately after the shooting She has been unconscious since the tragedy and ata late hour was re- ported to be dying. Neighbors were attracted to the house by the pistol shot and found the woman on the bed with a bullet wound in her head. Jackson was on the floor, dying, The pistol lay near him’and a penknife was clutched in hia right hand In ia believed domest ic troubles caused the tragedy Jack- son, it is reported, had repeatedly threatened to kill his wife, Only re- cently the police were called to the house to arrest him for mistreating her Gream ; Baking Powder Used in Millions of Homes. 40 Years the Standard. A Pure Cream of Tartar Pow- Se der. 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He set his music box going while s young man in the house emptied McGeorge’s two guns Then the insane man began flourish- ing a pistol The family left the house and Murphy telephoned for the police, The city marshal, constable aad several others arrived svon. The constable opened the front door and tried to coax McGeorge to lay down his revolver. Instead McGeorge snap- ped his weapon twice at the officers, but the cartridges failed to explode. Then he fired two bulletsinto his own head. He died at midnight. Price Bakina Powper Co,, Cnicaco, COCHIN III SSS) Christmas Will Soon be Here And noshing makes a more acceptable or appropriate present than something in the we JEWELRY LINE. Sn on PDE. SS In locking do not forget that ee JETER ee {s still with you and can furnish you Watches, Clocks, Jew- elry, solid Silver and Plated ware. The most complete line of Souvenir Spoons, Forks and other Novelties, Also a complete line of bo oie oe fo oe Safe Crackers Busy. Jefferson City, Mo., Dee 6 —A gang of safeblowers, apparently, is operat- ing in central Miesouri. In the last two nights safes at Lupus and Cedar City have been cracked and $250 pa value! le_papers—have—bee Japanese China, Cut Glass, &c. objected to cutting it up, b ordered to do so by the foreman, ran her knife througirthe lining and dig:overed the book. It was in a Sarge inside pock»t which all hunting coate contain and well down toward thebottom of the lining. The jacket was with a shipment cf rage from the Colorado Iron and Metal com- ‘waa received here November 10. Mr. Vookey (not of Chieggo),paint - er, Lancaster, N.H got the job of the Episenpal. parsonage. pected. Dockery To Congress Again? 8s. Lonis. Dec. 8.—Governor Al office January 9, has decided, accord- |- | yearn body seta By yh ae ed home, and the bridezroom went to work on his farm. Williams went to Alvarado and bought a rifle. Then, riding out to the tarm where the bridegroom and his father and brother were working, the enraged man, with out a word, opened fire. The elder McKinney rushed to the reacne of his boy and was himeelf shot,dead. The brother, too, was ee- riously wounded. Officers havestart- ed to arrest him and trouble is ex- exander M Dockery, whoretiresfrom ed tofriend, to return to bie first po- litical love by seeking a seat in Con- ernor-will rest at. his Gallatin home, not having eny particular task in view. The Third district went Re liean at the recent election. For Dockery carried it by seriously injured the two women. sabstantial mrjorities. Then some-|The children were thrown from the bee a buz |wayon, bot were. uninjured. The zing in bia bad. Dockery nodded driver was also uninjured. _Onehoree assent and captared the Democrhtic | was killed. nomination tor movernor in 1900 without opposition. Couldn’t Get His Weapons. Chicago, Dec. 5 —‘Kid” Leary, a veteran eafeblower, who is caid to “2 =—-.- have stolen more than a balf million dollars in his career, was arr-sted here yesterday after a determined re- sistance. He is suspected of com plicity in a rec nt safe blowing here, and two bank robberies in Wisconsin. He was surprised while asleep in a rooming house and was unable to reach his weapons. Deapite the by the policemen, Leary strugled on til overpowered. He recently wae released from the penetatary at Wa. upun, Wis. Fast Train Strikes Wagon. Wellsville, Mo , Dec. 3 — \ fast weet bound Wabash train efruck a wagqu occupied day Mre.Oewin Maupin and Mrs. C. Clement and two children, and a driver, A. Minter, near here to day, completly demolishing it, and A Guaranteed Cure For Piles, saint ind or Protrad- money threata and the dieplay of revolvera| after Te-fine Borbretlas-Hhave the-most-completetinein-the-city— and at prices that will suit you. A line of perfumeries in all odors. 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