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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-03
RaINSFORD FL.AYS SHEPARD.
says tie Sold Himself TO Tammany With
His Eyes Wide Omen.

Tho Rev. DR.. William y. RAinsford adj
dressed upward Of 30o members OF the
st. Georges Mems Club in the clubrooms
adjoining NJ. Georges Church Fast Six
tecnth street, last nj ght. on Social Condi-
tons In New York CITY, He said in part:
n the reform party Is elected IL VIII he
beaten later and Tammany viii come, back
TO power again. unless We put down bad laws
and put good ones in their places. To be
successful the fusion coalition .pust be
are brave. but not wise or united. some Of
them are wise. but not brave or united. Others.
"n ~ The s"i fssion u" ticset 'h Is elected We viii not
unduly, unfairly, OF unreasonaply CAUSE any
n,n 70 suffer under suInP.nnry laTs Thar.
have SSsseen, sdh1Ns sunday IN New York and
YOU know 1t. because they have been 10 rar
'hH, y0g re tssa e. n 1ns% iHgr naiGh oom-
pals a man II he wants a glass Of beer with
his sunday dinner 20 sneak, int? the back
S %oP+c q to = hs sst02 Il. child dodge a " PolliormpG
and get the beer for him such "A Law ought
20 b. repealed The trouble Is reformers
let me. tel you one thing. however
Low and jerome ssree to tbs, because they
for the tenement house people on sunday
They should Ice allowed to buy their ice,
milk, fish and meat on that day tell you
know that Il the fusion ticket il elected
these thing viii be done.
Tens ~ thousands OF MOWERS ana ihtneT4S
know that there II truth IN the sCctisa tipns
asains, Tamnsny Hall; tens o. thousands
are tired 20 death Of 1ammlny Hall. and tens
u thousands are afraid Of Iammany Hall
! don't want 70 critics. these people. Any
body can tear Iammahy Hal 10 p!eces, Any.
body with any sense can tear MIR shepard
20 pieces Shepard j. the eVcuser Of Tam
many Hall and its methods
MIR shepard knows why only ono wardman
was convicted lie kHOEh that men among
tie powers that he pe.lurrd theInsclVe- one
after smother shepard knows all about II
IamtnHuy says II NE worst comes o.
the worst We rsu hlwa, buy . good man
with u nominal on HndS hepH rdoh as been 90
bought hhepari rcHrhed and abused Tam
many. and Il a. the sane 1hmmHny that no
noe -e.kr 81 r,prD-sut would not Ike o.
stand 10 Nj stewards shoes
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DR.. STRONG DISTRIBUTED CANS.
The weli-hnown Preachers Plans FOL
Brautfytng Greenwich.

GREENWICH, Conn, Nov. THE Rev,
Josiah Strong, ID D., Late president Of the
Evangelical Alliance. and now the head
of the League for Social Service. borrowed
a g%rocers' wagon this morning and loading
some garbage cans in n, drove about town
. sving tho cans at different places where
the public may deposit litter, This is
the beginning 81 n reform movement by
which DT. Strong In his connection as
pr.sident Of the Village Improvement
Association. hopes 10 b. tify tho town.
The Doctor appsaranCr On the delivery
wagon caused O. CoInmotion ~ he handled
the reins Owe thc lank horse and hauled
the cArs out when he stopped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-03
SUICIDE OF MRS. p. W. GILBERT.
Inhaled Gas Because Of nj Health Heir
10 . Fortune.

Mrs. Frank ". Gilbert. wife Of a well-to-
do insurance agent and sole heir 20 a for
tune said 10 be $4,000. committed suicide
by inhaling gas at the home OF her mother.
Mrs. Polly Hopkins. at 700 Mott avenue.
in The Bronx. yesterday. The manner Of
her death fulfilled a dream which Mrs.
Hopkins said she had on Thursday night to
the effect that she would find her daughter
dead In a white gown.
Mrs. Hopkins, who Ia a wealthy woman
and well known in Thu Bronx from some
of her real estate transactions, went down
town on business at 10 o'olook yesterday.
She returned at 8 o'clock in the afternoon
and found the house closed. She got her
coachman. Thomas Smith, to open a rear
window and let her in. None of the SER
wants was in the house. 1t was discovered
later that Mrs. Gilbert had sent them away
on errands.
The odor Of gas was apparent as M-;
Hopkins reached Mrs. 0ilbert's door and
the moment she opened II she was almost
overcome by . rush OF gas. Inside on
the red was Mrs. Gilbert. dead clad
only In her nightdress.
Mrs: Gilbert had breathed the gas through
a tube, one end Of which she had tied 20
her mouth. on the bureau in the room
Mrs. Gilbert had left this note:
\ Mrs. Hopkins husband was a builder,
and when he died thirty years Y he left
her a comparatively small sun OF money
which she invested In and at i3sth street
and Mott avenue. This land was bought
at a price said To he sl3S. 600 by the New
York Central for the Mott Haven station
q ( that railroad. Mrs. Hopkins also owns
the valuable house In which she lives.
To all this property Mrs. Gilbert was sole
heir. She had been III for four wears.
Her friends say that she was 50 much de-
pressed by her long illness that she often
declared that she would he better dead
than alive.
Mr.. Gilbert husband Was in Connecticut
on business yesterday and had not learned
at a late hour last night Of his wife's death.
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NEGRO LEADER 10 BE HANGED.
weIl.Known Coiered Educator In Georgia
Sent epced To Death.

OPELIKA, Ala. Nov. 2.-Prof. c. II.
Sparks, a ~well-known x educator was
sentenced in the Superior Court here to-day
to be hanged on Dec. 20 for the murder
of Jake Ingersoll several weeks ago. Sparks
had become infatuated with Ingersolls
wife, and together they conspired his death.
While the husband was eating supper by
lamplight near an open window Sparks
crcpt up To the house and sent the contents
OF a double-barrelled shotgun at the man.
Tho negroes Of the neighborhood were
enraged and at the time sparks narrowly
escaped lynching. Both he and the woman
denied his guilt and the existence of a plot.
but Sparks was convicted He Is a highly
educated negro and previous to the com
mission Of the crime stood well in the COM
munity.
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SPUR. s.old, >r~ .p.psr,

1sa lauuany pubiirlIy aF'uts srut ou'
,r.fsrt. q = .ucuIaf 20 ~hiru hey uhnfg"i
tLat H., Voc upt treated falhy ~ "a.
u.w-fs..r. aui hat flsy aauf.d Co. have
Ell ii tL. I-auIh Auts fuf ard 81 hhrp-
I'D g. f.lHuk" ths Ifss and a. IH"srfNs
d. fnsslntu - 10 pnys ii.f1 b q .ampl-
lIY eide . iNr question: uIHfI HhlHld
U 4u fhiu,sr. iF u~Ir- tn iHH Dol Hfisi
l.lsH4 tarI I rIHU. be- HHfr 500 a. Lsts
u .HIItI 4. .IlfH. 90 "IItrf Del co.. ed.
..I.uutltI sIau a &C., rHtrs FL tIlIrsd
4. raIH.
Is hY4fs lsI r.. H UuI ~ ne hiats
sUl o. ta.s = au 90 Al" - 10 20 AIi'
49, 900 .H eco rHHff
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CONFERRING ROADS CUT RATES.
4. r. and Atchison Compete for Freight
With Morgan Hin Lines.

The Union Pacific, and the Atrhison sys-
TENS nave begun an active campaign for
through transcontinental business In COM
petition with the Great Northern Northern
Pacific burlington combination. The fight
is chiefly on freight rate tonnage and it is
being conducted by the traffic managers
Of the two large railroad systems named
regardless Of the harmony conferences
held in New York. Both the Atchison
and tho Southern Pacific companies are
building branch lines to compete with tho
Burlington system. The Atchison system
alone, il il said. will spend nearly 5000, 900
In improving It's traffic facilities in order
TO dispute the %Burlington's threatened in
Yasion into It's territory.
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= RIPTETs
Enthusiastic nla o. show erinE mem
WIN sifts aud >amrs

sroSY BHooE. l. /. Nov 2-Trpl"ts.
two slrls and a boy. arrived Az the family "
William Bl~ydcnburgh, a AD"Ier Of this
place, last night The tnplets avoTagr
aluut seven pounds Neighbour arr pour
ins Ia glfts upun them hpm doth ~ a.
10, cl-s OWIug 60 h multitude ~ nHfDs-
-lg gestsi f0f tie uupl,ts he panvnts hAy"
d. bed 90 kt ih"m e. unilAmod untI tie
eutl usiasiu ih To- NIlagt aiaus
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-03
EDWARD S. STOKES IS DEAD.
SLAYER OF JIM FISK SUCCtMBS
TO BRIGHT,S DISEASE.

His Was q stormy Career. Harding Back
10 the Days When the Tweed Ring
Was In the Height NJ cts Power
STORY Of the Woman Who Caused
the Breach Between stskes and FISK
That Ended In the Latter's Assassina.
isn-Ftsk's Prominence I'm vail street
and His Attempt 10 Ruin His Former
Fricnd-Stokrs's Numerous Litiga-
tions After His Release From Prison
Woman Who Says She Is His idow.
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-17

BY virtue and authority OF special executes
for delinquent taxes issued from the once o.
the clerk of the circuit court OF Bates county,
Mo, returnable at the February term, i1oi,
OF said court, to me directed i'm favor Of A. h.
owe n. eN-oficie collector OF the reyenue of
Bates county and a. ainst Thomas " Br0&ddns,
Alice X. Broaudus, Nicholas &. Brosddns,
W alton Trust 90. and G. A. Allen, have ieyie1
and seized upon ali the right, title, interest and
claim OF SAID defendants, Thomas NJ. Bsoed-
dus, Alice k. Broatdus, Nicholas e.. Br0addns
w alton Trust Co and &. A. Allen, In and 70
the following described real estate sitnated In
Bates county, Missouri, to-wtt'
200 acres an southwest quarter and lot one ~
IN the northwest quarter. and east half Of etsi
ha II Of lot two 90 OF northwest quarter Of sec
q on one ~, township forty. one t4ll OF ranes
tb irty 800, and ~ acres in the mort Invest guar
ter OF the rthwest quarter OF section fTieen
tl5l, township forty-two l42J Of range thirty 90
and 20 acres in the south half OF the sOuthes&
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of SECTION nj
teen (I5) township forty two aZj OF range thirty
go and - acres in the northeast quarter Of NE
northeast quarter OF section sixteen Q6), town
nip iOrty-twO a. Of range thirty l%D, and -
cTes IN the Dorthw est quarter OF he northeast
uarter OF section sixteen (l6J Tow Dship forfy-
two ~ Of range tnirfy 800, will on
Wednesday, February 10, 1891.
between the hours of zine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day, the east front door OF the court house IN
the city of Butter, Bates county. Missouri, sell
I he same or SO much thereof As may be requires
at public yendae TO the highest bidder Tor caeh'
o satisfy said execution and costa.
r.. T.. MCDD,
Io-4t sheriff of Bates County, No.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-17
ShariHta sale

BY virtue and authority of special execution
for delinquent lakes issued from the Office of
the clerk of the circuit court of Bates county,
Mo rtturnable at the February term, 1901, of
said court, TO me directed in favor of a Is owen
eN-Offcio collector OF The revenue of Bates
county and against Matte ~ hire, Della Gates
and ID. y. Thompson, have levied and seized
npon all the right, title, Interest and claim of
said defendants, Matte hite, Della Gates and
ID. y. Thompson, in and To the following de-
scribed real est ate situated in Bates county
Missouri to- wit:
All of lots nine and ten % and 100 in Baksr's
addition TO the city of Butler, Mo, I will on
Wsdnes ay, February -. 1901,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of IN at
day, Mt the east front door of the court house
in the city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri
sell the same or 80 much thereof may be re-
quired at public yendue 20 the highest bidder
for each, to satisfy said execution and costs.
r. &. MUDD,
IO-4t sheriff of Bates County No
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-17
Sherf's Sale i.
10

By virtue and authority of q special execu-
ton for delinquent taxes, issued from the
Office OF the clerk Oi the circuit conrx of Bates
county. Missouri. returDable 81 he February
'erm- l9rI. OF All court. IN me directed in IA
Nor Of owen. eN- olfcio collector of the
revenue OF Bates county. and sgsinst VIM
Graham, ii II. Galley anG W 4 orawu
l hsT~ LEVIED ana SEIZED upon all the ris1t
title Interest zE1 c aim of defendants VIM
n 1Eaasla. Ii galley suG w ( Brown
amt 20 to- I'll owing descr7 ned real esEstr
Wing and being slEuated in Bates county
Miss uTE. s0-YgEf
A. scres n the southeast quarter Of the south
east aasr3er o. section swe8tv-two 1921 town
ship forty one ,4ll Of range thirty three So
"a Il, on
Tuesday February I9, 1901,
between tha EoaTs 81 nine O'Clock in the fare
noon sG3 BFS - cloak Ii the afternoon Of ~ At
9zg, a. she SIS front door ii the cont hersa
II tEE citE 81 SltIeE Eztes county N{ss1r~t
sell the SAM ar % mueh thereof a. Fl.ay a. p
gu5Te4t s. pEa!5> NeEGa= TO the highest hfsI.far
Tor cash 10 sst ts9E sG11 eNeeutIun Eusf esssFa
JOE /. SMITH
e-ft eherie OF Bates County, No.
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snerIn $ SAFE

BY virtue and authority Of a special execa tias
for delinquent taxes, issued from the ONCE oil
the clerk of the circuit court of Bates Co M.
returnabie At the February term, 1901, of s1ft
court, 10 me directed in favor Of A owen
ex offcio collector of the revenue OF Bates
county and against Henry u. Arnold, / have
levied and seized upon all the right, tits
interest and claim of defendant, Henry b.
Arnold, in and to the following described ref
estate situated in Bates county, Missouri, TO-
wit:
South half of lot two C2) Of block three Cgn Will
lisms second addition to Butler, Missouri
1 will on
Wednesday, February y, 1901,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day, al the east front door Of the court house
IN the city OF Butler, Bates county, Missouri
sell the same or much thereof as may be re-
CURED at public yendue 10 the highest bidder
for cash, to satisfy said execution and costs
r. l.. MUDD,
lo-4t Sheriff of Bates County. Mo-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-01-17
sherinys sale.

BY virtue and authority Of special exmcs-
ton for delinquent taxes, Issued from the onsf
Of the clerk Of The circuit court Of Bates %.
NO, returBabie at the February term. 1901.
Of said court, to me directed ia favor Of NJ
owen, eN-OftcIO collector OF the resenEs 81
Bates county, and against ". -. Jarvis,
interest and claim OF said defendant ". ID.
Jarvis, in and 70 the following described
real estate situated in Bates county, Missoan,
to-wit.
The northeast quarter and lot six 49, all IN
section thirty eve ISL, township thirty nine
t5Sj Of range thirty-sne I'D, ! will on
Wednesday, February Is. Ie0l,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In ths fcrs-
noon and I've o ciOck In the afternoon OF thss
day, a. The east 'front.' dOOT Of the court bo1sss
ia the city of Butler, Bates county, 1tneoun.
sell the same or 20 much thereof ~ may - re-
Tegirsd at public yendue 10 the highest Dsddsz
Tor cash, " SATISFY said execution and costa.
r.. &. hLDD,
IO-4t sheriff Of Bstss COUnIy, -s.
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sale.

By virtue and Authority Of special executox
for delinquent taxes, Issued from the once -
the clerk Of the circuit court Of batss
county, AfssDuIt, rrturnEbIs at ms
February term, ISyl, Of said court, 10 me az
rectsd 80 IA or q 4 y Owen, eE-OflciO collector
Of the revenue 81 Bates county and against n.
Gay PIummer, attic Lewis, usWisg
P4unIDer, a0Iaas }. Try auc JOhE fry, r.,
have levied ana seize5 upon al the right ~
tie, interest and claim o. said defsDdzDt4, NJ.
Gay PiuHrns., Marie Lew4s, HEslsy -
PiuDmeT, IACHIasJ }. FTF sr1 John frY, JKs
~ ana ~ the following descriDed real estah
2 it1zted IN Bates eDuDty. sais-DuEi, tO-EIts
p OF RAN - Re- bali or IDs f0Er ~ IN
- Eqrf hWesr quarter of EeCflDu tour a., toTB-
e b > EsTty mine f.1. range thrtJ ~ WIii On
VedE-siay February j., lSsI,
between the hgErs Of nine o'clOck IN she fore
Eo1n and Eve O'elDck 10 tee etternDD1 % tDst
day, - TIE east front GoOT ~ The curl hOusr IA
the C3fy gf bELisr. Rates county, a-isaOurl, sd
ine szEnr or 70 mach thereof a. nay be- ru GIre4
81 E1Eie Fe11us % the highest bidder for rssn
- ~ said eEeCutVp Had cOsts.
p. -. EGDD.
10Th -herIH % hate COsnty, 80.
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By virtue and authority "f special { I ecu
zion for Delinquent taxes isEned from the o.
dee OF she cIerg Of the circuit court of Bates
Co, Mo-. TeturnsbIe At the February term,
1901. OF esid court, 10 me directed in favor OF
owen. ex of1cio cOlleetor of the revenue
81 Bates countE: and against Matilda e. Hor-
NEIL, have levied and seized upon all she
right. title, interest and cisim of said de
PENDANT. Matilda &. HormeIl In and to the
following described real estate, tituated in
Bates county. Missouri. to wit
l.ot eleven I'D, IN BLOCK nineteen (l9), in the
village of AmOret, Will. ON
Wednesday, February Is, 1901.
between the hours Of nine o clock in the for e.
noon and i've O'Clock In the afternoon OF IN at
day, at the east front door of the court house
In the city of Butler. Bates county Missouri
cell the same or so much thereof as NAV he
required III public vendu., To the highest bid
der for cash. to satisfy said execution and
coets. 4 e. NUDD
10 At Sheriff Of Bates Comfy Mo
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Order OF Publication

STATE OF MISSOURI, :.
County OF Bates,
In the circuit court Of Bates county, Mo, No.
yember term, 1900. The state OF missouri
at the relation ana to the use Of y Owen
ex-ofncio collector of the revenue Of Bates
county IN the state of Missouri, plaintiff, vs..
r. G. Power defendant
Civil action for delinquent taxes.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff by her at
in the state OF Missouri and shows TO the salts
faction Of the court By the return Of the sheriff
that the efeBdsnt, r. q. Power, can not be
found, ami he, therefore, can not be
served win processs in the ordinary man
ner Htereupon 10 IL ordered by the court
that the said defendant be notified by pubIlcs-
ton that plaintiff has commenced a suit against
MIN in this court by petition the object and gen
ersl nature OF which - 20 enforce the lien OF the
state Of Missouri for the delInqu taxes OF The
war los- amour ting IN the aggregate To the
sum Of so.Z9, together with interest, cOst
commission and fees, upon the following de-
scribed tracts Of land situated in bates county
Missouri. to-Wlr.
Lot nine ~ Ia block fourteen I'D in
the west side addition 70 Butler. Missouri,
and appear at the next term Of this
court 20 u begun and holden IN the city Of
Tuesday after the second ;. 0Dday in February
1871 and or before the third dey thereof III
before the md said term, and plead % said
petit on according to law the same viii be taken
a. confessed and nzTBrut rendered according
70 the prayer Of said petition and the afove
described resi estate sold 70 satisfy The same
And il i further ordered BY the c0urt
thst copy hereof BE- Published IN tn
printed and published IL Bates county, bis
SOuEI. for four weeks zucaeezszveiv the last in
s@Ttioa 20 D. 81 least tairty days before tne irst
day Of the next term Of said curt 4 tree copy
q The record.
fsEALl with the seal Of4sa5d c1Hrg hereuntO
sGxed- Done az Office IA Better ca
this the sfh u AZ Of December. 1850.
Lest J. r. 1HU KAAS, C5rcuit Clerk.
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THEY MEET TO-DAY.
Electors Will Cast Missouri's Vote
Democratic Committee Meeting.

Democratic Committee Meeting.
Jefferson City, Mo-. Jan. 13.-Mis-
souris presidential electors and the
state democratic committee met here
to-day. The seventeen electors two
from each congressional district and
two at large-will meet in the office
OF the secretary of state to ballot
for president and vice-president of
the United States.
The vote is made up in triplicate
and signed by the electors. one copy
being mailed to- the president OF the
senate, and TO the federal Judge of
the western district of Missouri, and
a third sent to the president OF the
senate by one OF the electors chose n
as messenger. The position is look
ed on as plum, as the messenger
receives mileage and per diem,
amounting to about $3.50.
The state committee meets to
close up the accounts of the cam
paign.
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BY virtue and authority of q special execu-
Hon for delinquent taxes issued from the once
OF the clerk of the circuit court of Bates coun-
". Missouri, return able at the FebruAry term
1901. OF saId court, TO me directed In favor of
A - r. owen. eN-Officio collector of the reTe-
nue OF Bates county. and against NJ. Grfggs
HUI OreAr and the unknown heirs of Augustus
watson, have levied and seized upon ali
the right. title, interest and claim of defend
ants, J NJ. Griggs, Hill Orear and the I'M
kno~ heirs OF Augustus atson, in and -
the fotioWing described real estate situated In
Bates county. Missouri to-wIt
The west half of lot four la IN block three
~ in Chr1stisn x Condee's addition 10 Butler
Mo-. will
Tuesday February 10 1901,
between the hours of nine O ,ctock in the fore
noon and five 0 'clocs in the afternoon of that
uay at ths esst front 1oor OF the court house
In the city of Butler. Bates county, Missouri
sell the same or much thereof as NAV be r--
quired Z public VendEe 30 the h. CHEST bidder
tor cash, 10 satisfy said execution and costs
JOE II SMITH
i0-is sherid CT Bates County, Mo