The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 20, 1905, Page 5

PATH OF AT DIAMULEN| CRUSHED THE MACHIN “; An Ex-Missourian a Suicide. DEATH OF (Hh BLACK MAR we * yee Philadelphia, July 11.—Silas Mo- —“- peccagthstreg Street Car in Donald, who was for years cashier of a Fatally injured. the State National bank in St.| commander-in-Chief of G. A. R Joseph, Mo., and who came to this ea clty after thas fostitution went into| **?ltee in Mako While Visiting liquidation, committed suicide to- — day here by cutting his throat in the coaeapeunione preeence of his wife. He had been in] WEWS A SURPRISE TO THE COUNTRY {ll health. His wife was badly cut in attempting to prevent him from While it was Known That the committing suicide. General Had Been Ill, the Serio=s- ness of His Condition was Un- suspected—Body to be Sent to ber ge ~ > oaehiy taser Boston for rasta rare » iladel who committed suicide in that city) poise, Idaho, July 17.—Gen, W. W. to-day owing to ill health, wasactive| Biackmar, commander-in-chiet of the G. in businese circles here both as aj A. R., died at 5 o'clock Sunday after- banker and merchant, for twenty-| 2000 of interstitial nephritis. His wife was with him during his five years. He left here two years} ios, The body will be embalmed ago to engage in the banking bust-| 14 taken to the house of the family ness in Philadelphia. His brother,| in Boston. The general arrived here Daniel McDonald, also a business} on the tenth on a tour during which he man, committed suicide by shooting | intended to visit Grand Army posts throughout the northwest. He was ill peak og Eee Ry at a when he arrived and gradually failed. y jon wi The seriousness of his condition was brought here for burial. INDORSED BY EVERY USER DR. TICHENOR'S ANTISEPTIC \ HAS STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, ‘ The remedy of the Sunny South for Cute, Burns, Bruises, H New York, July 17.—Two young ‘Women were probably fatally hurt and their two male companions had a re- markable escape from injury Monday * when the automobile of Frederick E. BetearPratie~ Setter Pretits Marshall of St. Louis, which had been berries are produced when Potash borrowed by Mr. Marshall's chauffeur ig Fy ap ee bod soil. we was caught between an elevated rail- insure a crop, quality, way pillar and a street car at Seventy- Sais cer cnak ented” not less ninth street and Third avenue. The automobile was reduced almost to scrap iron. The 40-horse power ma- O as chine attempted to race in front of a surface car bound down hill | for of tion and as it dodged between the elevated Ss ay ¢panohln, booming pillars and whirled on to the track it | f Tea forheashing. was pinched between the car and a GERMAN KALI WORKS pillar, The rear half of the automo- ode os Sang’ bile, in which were seated Miss Cora abet ot Michaelis and Hellen Donnschausen, two of the Chauffeur's friends, was de- molished and the girls were so tangled in the wreckage of the car and automobile that it took half an A Big Electric Road in Cuba le hour to eztricate them. A male com- panion S po oe mpg hdag tye tok New York, July 15.—The Havana out on e sidewa ut the chauffeur was uninjured. Nearly all of the oc- Central Railroad company has cupants of the street car were thrown awarded to an American Electrical to the floor, and the conductor was so | COmpany contracts for the construc- severely nijured that he was taken to | tion and equipment in Cuba of the a hospital, Frederick Marshall, owner | largest electrical railway ever init} hag ggg hag re = the city at ated by American interests outslde Bosal’ of the United States. The company {g to bulld and oper- ate a net work of interurban lines radiating from Havana and cover- ing an extensive territory in the in- terior of the island, which has hither- to been without transportation facilities, About 125 miles will be constructed at first. This will {n- volve an expenditure of nearly five million dollars, The road, besides {ts passenger traffic, will inaugurate a freight service. The power house to be constructed in Havana will generate 7,500 horse power of elec- tric energy. Steam turbines will be ueed. 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The most attractive premium offer of recent years {e contained in the WE bein Adrian ovecy Tue proposition made by The Republic, day and Friday prepared to do all kinds of dental work. Bt. Loule, Mo., to OLD AND NEW subscribers of the TWICE-A-WEEK REPUBLIC, the oldest established | weekly newspaper in the west, and f FARM PROGRESS, the great month. | OSTEOPATHY. ly farm and home journal, also pub- 4 Farmers Bank Building, HMehed by The Republic. scsi liu To every person who sends $1 to DR. JOHN A. BELL, pay for one year’s subscription (new ur a renewal) to the TWICE-A- Poisons in Food. INDIAN THANKSGIVING. Green Corn Dance of the Ponca Indians Begins on Ranch 101—Many Visitors Present. Arkansas City, Kan, July 17.—The annual green corn dance of the Ponca Indians began Sunday on the 101 ranch, which ts located on their reservation. The green corn dance is the only re- ligious or thanksgiving ceremony the Penca Indians celebrate. It is al Ways given at the time the green corn is ripening and, during the progress of the dance, the Indians return thanks to the great spirit for the crop. This year, there are many Indians from other tribes visiting with the Poncas, The latter have allotted their lands, and this is believed to be the last time they will hold this dance. The dance will continue uninterrupted until Thursday night and the time will be given over to feasting and merry-mak~ ing. Many white people were at the dance Strange Family Fatality. Deepwater, Mo., July 11.—Word recelved here yesterday states that Levi Sandusky, the citizen of Deep- water who disappeared in Kansas City, was killed by a train at Napo- leon, Missouri. A strange fatality seems to have followed this family. One of Mr. Sandueky’s sistere died under a eur- gical operation, following this the mother died, a brother was found dead, another died suddenly and a Gen. Wilmon W. Blackmar. kept from the public at the request of his wife, Gen. Blackmar was born July 25, 1841 at Bristol, Pa. He en- listed in the Fifteenth Pennsylvania cavalry and subsquently joined the First West Virginia. He served with distinction throughout the war and at Five Forks was promoted on the field ! { Fraud Exposed. nes At fits 1 ie hs gadis a WEEK + Paden seuanene othe later was burned fatally by an ex- ~ ene a pe a fren grounds Sunday, to witness the start of | been aston aaa rose pane iene | DR. HARRIET FREDERICK, | 7***)® OGRESS (the| pcolosion of kerosene, Throughout | three administrations; Hing dance, The chet, Horse Chet | tions of Dr. King’s New Discovery Eagle, was a prominent figure in the dance, and with his council presided at the feast Sunday afternoon, His aged father, White Eagle, who was for for consumption, Coughe and Colda, and other medicines, thereby de- frauding the public. This is to warn you to beware of such people, who years chief of the tribe, was present | geek to profit, through stealing the and though too old now to take part |reputation of remedies which have im the dance, he was a central figure | been successfully curing disease, for of interest to the crowd of spectators. |35 years. A sure protection to you, ae is our name on the wrapper. Look Opposed to Land Leasing. for it, on all Dr. King’s or Bucklen’s Lawton, Ok., July 17.—The news- | remedies, as all others are mere papers of Caddo, Comanche and Kiowa |{mitations. H. E. BUCKLEN & co., counties, comprising the entire origi- | (Chicago, Ill.,and Windsor, Canada. aal Kiowa-Comanche county of South- west Oklahoma, have united in their ight against the leasing of the 500,000 acres of Indian reserve land in Co- manche county for agricultural pur- poses as proposed by Secretary Hitch- sock, for five years, beginning Janu- ary 1. An effort will be made at the zoming session of congress to have this land opened to settlement. Rige, he was judge advocate general of Massachusetts, At the last national encampment of the G. A, R., he was elected commander-in-chief. of women and Ohildren 8 Specialty flcoe The Over Butler Oash Depart- ment Store, Butler, Mo. Telephone 20. House Telephonel0. Baltimore, Md., July 17.—By the death of Gen .Blackmar, Capt. John R. King of this city, senior vice-command- er-in-chief, becomes, under the laws of the G. A. R., acting commander-in chief, and will continue such until the next national encampment. Capt. King Pay For Your Paper. A certain man who was too eco- nomical to subscribe for his home paper sent hie little boy te borrow the copy taken by his neighbor. In his haste the boy ran over a $4.00 stand of bees and in ten minutes ute big monthly) The Republic will mail postage prepaid and securely packed, a new, accurate and com- A Frightened Horse. TC. BOULWARE, plete set of wall charte, containing} Running like mad down the street hysiclan and Surgeon. Office | threegreatsheete, each 28x36inches,|dumping the occupants, or a hun- ‘North Side Square, Butler, Mo. | with nine maps, as follows: dred other accidents, are every day | Boston, July 17.—Except to two or Diseases of women and children Map of the world; your choice of | ccurances. It behooves everybody | three officials of the Grand Army the < { the following states: Missouri, to have a reliable Salve handy and | news of the death of Chief Blackmar yo J *|there’snone as good as Bucklen’s | was received with great surprise in this DR: |. M. CHRISTY Illinois, Arkansas, Kansas, Texas] Arnica Salve. Burne, cuts, sores, city, The home of Gen, Blackmar was 4 ]. ol ’ and Indian Territery and Oklahoma | Eczema and piles disappear ge in this city and since his elevation to (the two last-named on one sheet);a| Under its soothing effect, 25¢ at} the position of commander-in-chief the new map of the United States and Frank T. Clay’s Drug Store. headquarters of the organization has up-to-date map of Alaska, the Philip- aspera scsi igen been here, ith A bd pines, Porto Rico, Hawal!, Panama Differs With Rodes. : 1 and a topographic B. F. JETE and the cana Chillicothe, Mo., July 10.—Unlicen- Attorney at Law a wan ithe Ramecagenans tar eed hunters who live inside of Liv- Office over H. H, Nichole, , ingston county will no be prosecuted Portraits of all the Presidents, t side square, Butler, Mo. *|for hunting in this county, according = : —— to Roosevelt, are to a statement made by Prosecuting ) is pension agent for Maryland, Virginia . » .0n, q adsden, Ala., July 17.—The Soldiers ri DENTIST. tains a wealth of indispensableinfor- |. man ts not required to take out a Nate es are still guarding the jail to prevent Bhate meres Menthe, where prope Ae and | licence to hunt in the county in which towns of the state represented, | he lives, and he would not prosecute|Gen. Wilmer W. Blackmar, com- money postofiices, rural free delivery | such cases because there {s no war-| mander-in-chief of the Grand Army ieee end ip —_ rant inlaw for doing so. He said of the Republic, who died here Sun. es, ’ day evening, and her sister, Miss towns, population of towns! that State Game Warden Rodes’ rul-| prewer, departed Monday for Boston of 3, and over in the United; ing to the contrary was erroneous. | with the remains of the dead _ge S history and description of - eling—over the Union Pacific, by Panama; facte and figures ofoficials; Mistook a Boy For a Deer. | way of Omaha. At Chicago they will and legislatures of the various states, be joined by the national officers of the number of killed and wounded, bat-}| Danby, N.»Y., July 18.—Philip| Grand army. tles fought and other data of the} Peterneline, 8 years old was mis- nme Russo-Japanese war. taken for s deer in the forest May Not Try Burton Again. The‘chart is near here by a hunter and was Washington, July. 17.—Some of the more than half a century has earned ory! maintained the coniida nce of half officials at the department of justice shot. Ho will die. The boy was in have intimated that the case of Sena- } million readers. lt the i }'@f the world thoroughly. taf oF ooling peice ee aes but a the woods gathering berries. tor Burton probably will not be called We to his assistance, and failing to no- tice a barb wire fence ran into {t, breaking {t down, cutting a handful of flesh trom his anatomy and ruin- ing a $5.00 pair of pants. The old cow took advantage of the gap in iynching of the five negroes who are suspected of the murder of Mrs, S. J. Smith, a white woman. The mob which surrounded the jail during the aight had not entirely dispersed Mon- jay but had been driven back, and those who remained stood off at some stance In groups. No clash oc- curred during the night and no trouble ig expected at present. The authori- ‘ies regard that they have the situa- tion fully in hand. Boise, [daho, July 17.—The widow of and killed herself eatiag green corn. Hearing the racket the wife ram, up- setting & four gallon churn of rich cream in to a basket of kittens drowning the whole flock. In her hurry she dropped and broke a $25 set of false teeth. The baby, left alone, crawled through the spilled cream and into the parlor ruining a Animal Stopped Traffic. Qolorado Springs, July 17.—More chan 2,000 people and four passenger trains on the Colorado Midland ratl- ‘oad have been held at Tunnel No. 6, @ year. ‘The ‘Twice-a- Week Republic for orately, and issues special State —_——__—_———————— | for trial in September, but postponed. | wo miles west of Manitou by a fierce lon , each containing the latest . oy oe PROGRESS, Republi At that department, as well as at the south American jauguar. Before it |$20 carpet. During this excitement d most reliable reports of the which will be sent to any address or Postofice department, doubt is ex-| vas captured the animal clawed Jo- |the oldest girl ran away with the Hicular locality in which it clrou-| 4, : Pressed as to the ability of the £0V~ | ooh Bennett of this city, cutting a se-| hired man, the dog broke up eleven : ‘Special departments are ‘ertimietit officials to convict Burton, hited by experte, and ite artiste and and in some quarters the prediction is ntributors are among the’ best in oldest made that he will not be brought to country. It is published. every , ~~ Tee see trial again. vere gash across the right leg. Miss Dalmon, a passenger on one train, oecame frightened and in an endeavor > scale a high cliff fell a distance of setting hens, and the calf got out and chewed the tails off of four fineshirts. —Ex. ‘nesd Th ht eeenegnenepseterinnens 2anmen et. - and ureciay alg : IWS Kansas Asylum for Kansans, | feet, breaking her left leg. oe int ihe tan Progress, issued on the first u/$ . Pa pW pod Be ne Slugged at Labor Election. Bignatere = gee? ~ | Chicago, July 17.—Five men with re- a geet dged asylums Of the state wilt |zolvers broke into the hall where the = alection of the Federation of Labor was as they are discovered. This decision | +14 sunday, and after smashing A Shotgun Missionary. has been reached by the state board of control and the records of all the in- stitutions under the jurisdiction of the board will be gone over for the pur- pose of finding residents of other states who are inmates. the ballot boxes and tearing up the tickets, attacked Michael Donnelly, ‘nttrnational president of the butcher workmen, who was left lying on the ljoor dangerously injured. The assail- ants, whom no one recognized, es- raped. Houston, Tex., July 18.—Wi!liam Warfield of Brenham, Tex., refused to attend church. Ella Ransome, a religious fanatic, appeared at War- field’s home yesterday and shot him dead saying: “You are better dead than alive. You're a backslider.” Helped Foand Panama Canal. Paris, July 17.—Emilee Arton, one of the principal founders of the old Pana- ma canal was found dead in his apart- i ments Monday morning under circum- ‘ P : stances indicating suicide. Arton was t Indonsd Ana ti, ‘Republic ana ; sentenced in 1896 to 8 years imprison- m Progress one year to 3 mest for oomplicity with Baron ? . ‘ ; De Reinach and Dr. Cornelius Herz in the frauds of the Panama canal com- \ ’ _ pany. Arton was the intermediary \ 3 ' 4 between Baron De Reinach and the in- y ® BIT 5 © criminated French deputies that ia, between the briber and the bribed. Bhode Island's New Judiciary System. Providence, R.I., July 17.—The new state judiciary system of Rhode Island was inaugurated Monday. In place of is daily the supreme court as it has existed for Over a century, a new supreme court has heen formed to carry on the work of the former appellate division, while & superior court is substituted for the old common pleas division. The new system was adopted by the last legis- lature. epecesscoceoeseeeees: JOveseessseres * Btate......... sesegeeeveveceseveneccooesonsoeseroen: \ Killed am Officer. Warsaw, July 17—A sergeant of Tokio, July 17.—The Korean loan | detectives was shot and killed Monday of $1,000,000 was over-subscribed four | by an unknown man, A patrol of in- {of all diseases. times. It was the first foreign loan fantry while pursuing the assassin fired Pte te tay ever floated in Japan. ; \® volley killing a merchant. T. Clay, druggist. Korean Loan Oversubscribed. wy % pom oe . i