The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 20, 1905, Page 8

____ {Australasia} 6-3,-6-2,6-4, ' ing company was destroyed by an ta “START FOR THE NORTH. For Trying to Wreck a Train. Pg ene ly ce eae Jefferson City, July 18.—The state] Lima, 0., July 14.—Albert Urfer,! Bignstarn 5 ers, ner pov Kan, Sinday nieht. superintendent, Mr. Carrington, re-|14 years old, and Charles Fee, 11, af Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, bas been |°*lved from the state auditor, refused a new trial in the land fraud | Mr. Wilder, the statement of the case by Judge DeHaven. amount of money which is to be ap- The Rosevelt, commanded by Rob- | propriated among the public schools JA NEW AFFLICTION.| ™!*0R News ITEms. One Million Schoo! Children. Peary's Polar Steamship Roosevelt Hegins ———— to Join Veasel at Sidney. The Latest Form of Caisson Disease New York, July 17.—To the tooting Which Spots Its Victims. of the whistles of harbor craft, Peary's polar ship Roosevelt left her anchor- age off 29th. street, North river, and Medical Explanation of the Curious started on her journey for the North.| Alimeat Which Affects Under |. © beary, has sailed from New of the state for the present year, Commander Peary, with a number of eee Sees York in quést of the north pole. The total is $1,840,024.97 relatives and friends, members of the by Migh Pressuse. pe geben ta sk ake ct The report that M. Shipoff, director which is an increase over last of of the treasury department would $54,494.90. J not accompany the Russian peace mis- ote sion to Washington ts incorrect. Last year the enumeration of school Charles Burchett and Charles | Children of school age was 995,536. Peary Arctic Club, went as far as quar- a antine, where the navy yard tug Pen- Much interest ee tucket, loaned for the occasion by | Dspital in New York city in the latest Rear Admiral Coghlin, took them | Tm of caisson disease developed among the workmen in the new Manhattan the engine and two under the coaches were broken, but the train kept the rails. i moond to July 4: pga ee tee = bridge caisson. Frank Aes, the sik man | Stevens, were drowned near Dallas|The state superintendent has not} “We wanted to see a wreck,” is the Sth ay he midnight for Boston, wheace he will in the case, was brought to the hospital | Center, Ia., Sunday. The young men yet received the enumeration from a/| only explanation given. from the caisson, not only suffering se- vere pains, but also spotted all over with large blackish patches. After he bad been in the hospital a few days the spots entirely disappeared. The hospital physicians account for this strange development in this way: When the men are put under pressure in the caisson the blood is driven entirely away from the surface of the body and brain back to the regions of the heart. The arteries and veins become relaxed and collapse. At the same time a quan- tity of air is forced through the skin and finds lodgment in the tissues of the flesh itself. When the men ere taken from the caisson, unless they are decompressed very slowly, the system is unable to return to its normal condition before the outer air is reached. When this is the case the blood still remaining in the interior of the body rushes to the surface and tears along the veins with a flerce rush. The relaxed veins are subjected to a sudden strain and in some cases give way, causing the blood to come to the surface of the body in great clots, very much like blood blisters, The rush of blood is rendered the more dangerous by the effort of the imprisoned air to get free at the same time. This bas a tendency to pull the veins and ar- were fishing when their boat was up- set. The roof of the chapel of the Woman's hospital, at Fermo, Itally, fell in Sunday during the celebration of mass, killing 16 women and injur- ing 32. Great Britain and Spain have ac- cepted the invitation of the sultan of Morocco to attend an international conference to consider Moroccan re- forma. James Breen (white) and Charles Jackson (colored) were put to death Monday in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison. Both executions were successful. Daniel Tobias, a cattleman of Cold- half dozen counties, but he is able to estimate closely and believes the enu- meration this year will be about 1 million children and on that basis the apportionment would give $1.84 to each child. go to Sydney, B. C., where he will Join the ship. But the pride of the Peary family, Maranighito, known as “Snowball,” the commander's ten-year-old daugh- ter, remained on board the Roosevelt, and, as the ship headed for the open wea, stood on the rail waving her hand- kerchief to her father and mother on the tug. Her infant brother, Robert, Jr., was held by her grandmother, Mrs, Magdalene Diebitsch, who also went to Sydney, accompanied by her daughter and Miss Babb. It was announced that the surgeon who will accompany the expedition is Dr. Louis James Wolf, a young Ore- gonian, who for six months has been in the Bellvue hospital dispensary, Dr. Wilf will leave New York Tuesday night for Sydney, i Wheat, 82 1-2 Million Bushels. Topeka, July 18.—J. R. Koontz, general freight agent of the Atchin- son, Topeka & Santa Fe railway es- timates the Kansas wheat crop for Found Drewned in a Well. ‘Mansfield, Mo., July 18 —Marion Musgrove, a farmer who lived ten miles north of here, was found drown- ed in and old well on a farm adjoin- ing his place yesterday afternoon. He was 60 years old and leaves a large family. It 1s believed he went water, was Killed, and John Huddle- son of Ottawa probably mortally in- to the well to draw water and fell in. jured, by an explosion in the botler}] ——— of a traction engine in Bluff City, Kan., — . Disease takes no summer ea need flesh and ; strenghh use Scott’s Emulsion William Chadburn, the outlaw shot summer as in winter. this year to be at least 82% million bushels and fe distributing cars over the state on that basis, Mr. Koonts says that from the reports being re ceived by him the wheat is thrashing out exceedingly well. Defense Fand for Powers. Cincinnati, O., July 17.—Probably the largest amount of mail addressed to a company or individual in Newpcert is that which comes to Caleb Powers at the jail. It is necessary to have the services of an expert stenographer three hours each day. The organiza- tion to secure contributions to the Powers defense fund is well-nigh per- fect, Solicitors are kept traveling by a posse of citizens at Hewins Wed- nesday, after he had shot and killed D. F, Calhoun, the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe detective at Cedarvale, died in the county jail Sunday at Sedan, Kan, The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been MARKET REPORTS. in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of — country and as they stop at|teries out of place, causing additional ppt a has t i der his rst-class hotels, the expense of main. | strain. Waneas City Live Steck. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, ion its » taining this corps is very large. Still, Somettmes a blood vessel will burst in] Kansas City, July 1%—Cattle—Recetpta, |) 15 Rea Siect 4. New York, sonal supervision since its infancy. the public is responding generously. It tg estimated by a gentleman who was recently closely identified with the movement, that the contributions to date aggregate $87,000, Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are but 16,000: market 6 to l0c lower; native steers, $4.25@6.50; southern steers, §3.00@4.35; southern cows, $2.25@8.65; native cows and heifers, $2.25@6.00; stockers and feeders, $2.76@4.%5; bulls, $2.0064.00; calves, $8.60¢ wotiee et Etuel Seeman. Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of " 4 4 to all creditors and fectly deaf, Sree fel cen et OES: Weeks) Eee eer Crt utuee Ww tutte Infants and Children—Experience against Experiments The region that seems to be especial- Hogs—Recelpts, 6,000; market Sc higher; deceased, that 1, Chas, W. inis- ii What is CASTORIA ly subject to such attacks {stheabdomen | bulk of sales, $5.70@6.75; heavy, 565@5.72%4;| ment thereof, at the next term of the Bates a Ss the ear from this cause, forming a clot of bhood just inside the ear drum. This always results in deafness, and many of the workers in caissons become per- The Chicago Teamater’s strike. Chicago, July 17.—The frequently de- ferred plan of Mayor Dunne to take po. Hcemen off the wagons of firms af- fected by the teamsters’ strike went into effect Monday in the business dis- trict. About 300 policemen were re- turned to ordinary duties. For a time trator of said estate, intend to make final setti: te tes cass wee wart & cateees enc Oe Ne eat ene, OO re eee Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare. called, suff Sheep—Receipts, 6,000; market _steady;| the Mth day of Anguat 105, goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups, It is Pleasant. It ‘ er the worst pain. muttons, $4,506.75; 1 : 0: ORAS. W. MADDOX. They are also attacked'in the legs and| range wethers, 9%,00G6.65; fed ewes, #.60g]°" ** jetrator, contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic arms, but these are the forms of the | 5.00. substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms disease 80 common and called by the and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhea and Wind Notice of Final Settlement. men themselves the bends, because o1 Chicage Live Stock. evediions Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation the business streets and crossings will | the tendency one has to double up when] Chicago, July 17.—Cattle—Receipte, PR bes hy Bovey ft Bog a fitore ond and Fiatulen It assimilates the Food, regulates the be guarded by additional policemen 26,000; market 10 to 15¢ lower; good te I, R. L. Wright, cys 4 gu y policemen. | attacked by these cramps. Bleeding at Wright, deceased. that 1, right, Stomach and Bo ving healthy and natural sleep. Specially guarded routes to all freght | the nose, fainting, Hght-headedness are | Byres ss sticker eon feeders. tee um. | administrator, DeBonie Non, with will annex: Th Children" am =~, eh oh ied , " . it 4 of eet nm » 3 stations will be taken by wagons for|the usual symptoms, but sometimes] cows, $5004.10; heifers, $2259016- chy | ment thereof, ef the neat, term of the Bates od 's Panacea—The Mother's Friend. i the strike affected firms. As a prelim- inary to the change the police on wag- Ons in the business district have for a week been in plain Clothes instead of uniforms, 4 . County Probate Court, in Bates county, 8! bleeding will begin at the eyes. hers, | $1.5002.50; bulls, $2.000400; calves, | 0? Missouri, te be held at Butler, Missouri, Physicians say that half an hour, at igen ae Ra matt otvoie the ldth day'of August, 1106, i aanie GENUINE CAS ORIA ALWAYS least, should be taken in decompressing | to G0 higher; mixed ‘and butchers, $5,10¢ Administrator, DeBonis Non the men, If that is done, they say,there| 5.96; good to choice heavy, $6.75@6.92%;| 98-4t with will annexed. Bears the Signature of would be fewer cases of the disease, rough heavy, $5.45@6.70; lights, $5.75@6.95; So many men have been taken from} >UIk of sales, $5.75@6.90. ; Notice of Final Settlement. Deaths From Heat in Chicago. the Manhattan bridge caisson suffering ner cee Te char wales Wik iit’. even s6Wh suaeliané tnd Chicago, July 17.—With temperature | from caisson disease that the engineers] fair to choice mixed, $4.50@5.25; tn the estate of P. A. Mullies, Monday six degrees higher than at | are having trouble in getting enough] sheep, $1.75$@5.75; native lambs, $5.00¢ deceased, ti Martha E Mullles, adminis- western lambs, | $6 "| tratrix of said estate, intend to make final se ° J _ tlement thereof, at the next term of the Bates County Probate Court, in Bates county, State ‘o () ‘é ae tiga, | ‘The Kind You Have Always Bought GA; cows and heifers, $2.00@2.50. Hogs—Receipts, 4,000;/ market higher; Notice of Final Settlement, In Use For Over 30 Years. pigs and lights, $5.50@5.85; packers, $4.75] Notice is hereby given to all creditors and hind Aad <A sci hel @.%5; butchers and best heavy, $5.75@6.90,| $ther# Interested in the estate of Henry W. ancy A. Bucey, Sheep—Receipts, 6,000; market intend to make final natives, $4.00@6.25; lambs, $5.00@5.75; Tex-| settlement thereof, at the next term of the ans, $3.75@4.75, ites county probate court, in Bates county, | —— pn f Missouri, to be held. at Butler, Mis- Omaha Live Stock. PORT OS TENS GY ANE A BUCKY, R mi be h Full Name Omaha, Neb., July 17.—Cattle—Receipts, 86-4 " ™ Bxooutrlx, ways eme al t 6 the same time Sunday, deaths from heat began early. The first reported was that of Wm. Dubinski, winner of many prizes in contests for killing and dressing beeves, who was overcome by heat while at work in the killing room of the Hamond Packing Co., at the stock yards, Not far away and al- most at the same time John Goggan succumbed to the heat at his home and died in a few minutes, The temperature was 93 degrees in the shade. men to do the work, SIZE OF ANIMALS NOT LESS. English Professor Explodes Theory Regarding Proportions of Their Extinct Predecessors, July 17.—Cattle—Receipts, lower; beef st $3.75@ Ts, $2.50@ $2.00@5.00; Texas stee Prof. Ray Lankester, of London, in his concluding lecture on extinct animals, demonstrated at the Royal institution how erroneous it is to suppose that liv- ing animals are on the whole smaller in size than their extinct predecessors were. Americans Continue to Win, London, July 17—In the tennis singles for the Davis trophy Beals C. Wright (United States) beat Norman E. Brookes, (Australasia), 12-10, 5-7 12-10, 6-4, The match took two hours and a half to decide. Wm. A. Larned, (United States) beat A. F. Wilding been unearthed which proved that at 6.02; cows and heifers, $3.00@4.50; western 2, ; ; tate of Willian dog. The horses of the present day, too, | *eeders $2.5004.25; calves, $3.50@5.50; bulls ter In the “miocene strata remaing had 6,000; market 10c lower; native steers, $3.75 e e e one time there existed elephants as small | steers, $3.25@4.75 come and helfers, #.3g Notice of Final Settlement. axative Bromo uinine 3.7%; canner: 80; stockers an Notice is hereb:; en to all creditors as a Shetland pony or a Newfoundland allot v4 terest In the eatate Mn Ba tit Seat) and stags, $2.00@4.00, lecensed, le ; especially the great Flemish dray horses,| togs—Receipts, 7,800; market 5c higher; Pd stigoutz of snd otiate, “Talend te Cures a Cold in One Da Gri in Two were of far greater size than any “fossil | heavy, $5.50@5.60; mixed, $5.85@6.00; lights,| ofthe Bates County Probate court, in Bates ’ Hf horses” of which we had information. $5,000.65; pigs, $4506.25; bulk of sales,| county, state of Missouri, to be held at Butler In former ages sharks attained im- i ~~ 6,200;- market -15-to 25¢ mense proportions. Some teeth of one lower; western yearlings, $5.50@6.00; weth- of these monsters were exhibited incon-| ers, $4.75@5.25; ewes, $4.00@4.85; lamba, trast with the teeth of a shark known | %.50@7.25. Lewis and' lurk Centinntal Expos! > 30 fe 4 % ply se tae pre 7. Kansas City Grain. tion Portlan4, Ore., June 1st to Oct teeth were’ four or five times as large,| , Kansas City, July 17.—Wheat—Close-| 15th, 1900. Cicketa on aale May 28, j | Lower—July, 76%; September, 74; Decem-| 24 and 25: J ne 18, 14, 15, 27, 28, and judging from this comparison and : . 29; July 6.4 & 11, 12, 13, 25, 26. other circumstances ‘naturalists are uf 27: ¥ Mi t 1s, 15 "a7. 29, 30, 81: the opinion that the extinct shark must No. 3, : tee wo 26, 97° 98. have measured 80 feet long and have ecember, 417%4@42; May, 21%; Septem ub, 18, 14, 6, 27, 28, bi ble of(taking th Cash No. 2 mixed, 524@62%; No. 3, 52@62%;/ Round trip tere $45. Final return recnryer fptph eo Stones, | No.2 white, 58%; No. 3, tease. Onts—| limit ninoby cays trom date of sale. S once. —No. . - i Nong white, ame Mew: 4 Ol, BH) Bog no’ Pevond Nov. 80, 1905 NEW THEORIES OF RADIUM. Missouri, on the 14th day of Anas 1905, TERSAY ALLMAN, 36-45 Executrix. South American Consul’s in New York. New York, July 17—G. B. Hurst, United States consul at Laguiara, J. B. Peterson, United States consul at Puerto Cabello, and Gen. Samuel Pear- son, formerly of the Boer army arrived here Monday on the steamer Caracas from Venezuela and Porto Rico, Troops Mutiny at Lodz. Lodz, July 18.—Part of the Ekater- inburg regiment stationed here muti- nied Monday and killed an officer. Ow- ing tothe state of siege-the citizens of Lodz are compelled to contribute $1,500 daily towards the maintainance of troops here. _ Stop over privileges going and re- Chicage Cash Grain.- -~-}-born.-—Tf-von- A Well-Known Russian Scientist} Chicago, July 17.—Wheat—No. 2. red| the trip call and get our booklet, the comes the Causes Stir by Announcement of hess plead Gli Meche oe Bin ie cenic rout, — Possibilities of New Element. 1 northern, $1.15@1.20; No. 2 northern, —_ $1.15@1.20; No. 2 northern, $1.12@1.16; No New theories of radium and its poe-| 3 spring, %@li2. Corn—No. 2, 580684; No. Bates County Investment Co Senator Clark Improving. New York, July 17.—Senator W. A. Clark, who is recovering from an sibilities as set forth by Prince | % 58@58%. Oats—No. 2, 9G%%; No. & 5 Tarkanor, the well known Russian sci- ge —July, 8%; September, BUTLER, MO. Operation upon an abscess in the ear, | entist, have electrified Russian scien-| 2%; December, 82%; May, 8%. Corn— Ca passed a comfortable night and the in- | tific circles, The prince holds that by soy, Ee lee on tae Gat eee pg Mone Pirin eri . plage f th f th i ember, 47%, old, 49%; May, on rates. 6:45, remaining only half an hour, _| children, which Prof, Schenck failed to | °°” ecu securities. always on hand and forsale, Abstracts of title solve, and that many human ils now regarded as almost beyond the reach Pi Louis, July 17.—Wheat—Lower—No, of the powers of medicine and scie: red cash elevator, 95; track, s6@06%; will de cca abs September, 79%@8 bid; December, 9%; le by means of radium. - | os hard, OM. Corechower Nes At a recent lecture before the mill-] cash, &4; track, 55%; September, 62% bid; St. Louis Cash Grain. To Experiment With Kansas O11, Topeka, Kan., July 17.—James B, Hurley, general manager of the Atchi- son, Topeka & Santa Fe railway has promised representatives of the Kansas | tary association, at St. Petersburg, the | December, 4%. Oate—Lower—No. 2 cash, Oil Producers’ Association to make the 2; track, 31% new, 39@8%%, old; July, experiment of burning Kansas crude we its Septemaber, 20% asked; No. § oil in locomotives. , pe Mansas City Preduce, Kansas City, July 16—Eggu-Freshe 12% per dozen. The Weather loterfered. Brettonwoods, N. H., July 17.~ Bad weather interferred with the plans of the automobilists who were scheduled to make endurance tests in climbing Mount Washington Monday. To Re-Goat Russian Battleabipa. Tokio, July 17.—It is expected that the Russian war ships Pallada, Pobieds, and Poltava, sunk at Port Arthur will scan be refloated. ‘The plant of the Columbus, 0., Pack-