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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-10
1apdn'S Ghaucen.

9iaf Dem llrtbeile europdil6er Sad.
%ueritGnoigcr baben bic Sapaner aud ~
Sunoe before @bancen. ais Die Huiien.
Mtan weiB jeet pOiitiu, baB bic Guiieu
in Der Wianbi6urei feline groBe Irmee
;ur Scrfii9un9 baben uno cine Iol6e,
mare Tie %uOrbanoen, gar ni6t perpro.
uiantiren fOunten. auS iiderer Suellt
fOmmt Die SnfOrmatiou, Dap bic trans.
iibirii9e Sabn beim @intritt oes 2bau.
metters an Sablrei6en Stellen GUAM.
menbreden miro. 9iiemano peiB bics
10 gut, ais Die Guiien ielbit, unb SRI
patmelbun9en bela9eu, baB Oieie Sennts
uiB serabeSu Ser;weifluns erieust. Si(
Wa9en ni6t, 9rOBere 2ruppentranspOrtt
;u erpeoireu, ais iie 3u9leid nit ent:
ipre6enOem FroUiunt perleben tOnnen.
uno mas bisber all lol6em ab9ei6idt
worOeu. lit unjurei6eno unb mausel'
batter SualitGt.
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RufffAe SpieeIei.

Our6 bic @ntbiillunsen iiber bas
ruIlii6e SpiOnasesS Ditem i'm beuti6sn
Reihsta9 iino 2auienbe unb abertaus
ienoe BON Mfeni6en auf oas 2reiben
Der Isenten oes @saren in Den perihie.
oeuen Sdnoern aufmerfiam gemoroen.
DaB bic ruiiiihe 8esieruns in alien
SGnbern Spisel u%nterbGlt uno oieielben
senau 10 por9eben, mie ~9uElanoS
Spione in Oenti6lanb, lit burb Elm
@irfular oes rSrienos Of Huliian Sree.
bonn" befannt seWoroeu. Sn bemielbsn
miro II. VI. mit9etbeilt, bae Elm 9emiiier
u. MeiBmann on Der Spise Der ruff.
iden @ebeimpoli,ei in Sul9arien itano.
Die 3eitun9en BON Sofia babsn Oiients
lid auf @eiBmann's Spieelei anfmerf.
Jam 9ema6t unb iogar beiien Inter.
gebene genannt. WeiBmann mar piele
Sabre ais Spion tbGtis, 9rifi aud in
Die bulSarii6e Rolitit Elm uno l6idte
zines 2a9eS Ohne ir9eno melhe Ses
sriinouns cine Depeide an cine lSiener
3eitung, baB Bring Serbinanb sntfloben
iei. Oarauf murbe iein Riidtritt BON
Der bulsarii9en Resieruus u~srlanst.
sic bei6la9nabmte aud feline Yapiere,
aus welben eriibtlih mar, oaB 98eiB.
mann uno feline luter9ebenen BON Der
ruiiiihen Re9ierun9 neun Sabre lang
bel6Gfti9t worben, nm ein r~e9ulares
@orruptions. Spitem in Yulgarien eirs
iufiibren. Su Dem Girtular miro aud
nadseWieien, oaB Die ruiliiden Spione
feline Wtittel i6euen, wenu bic 3egiers
uns sincs VanOes iid weisert, ibuen bel
Serfolsuns ibrer bnnflen j3iele bebiili.
lid gu lein.
SIS beiBt in 0iew YOrf, ba6 Die ruff
lfe 9ebeimpoliiei i6On ieit Snfans Der
a6t;i9er Sabre in ben Ssreini9ten
Staaten cine metboOii6e Spieelei elm
fiihrte. sic mar babel aber S6ledt be-
rathen, benu ibren assntcn lnS asen.
tinnen selan9 es nidt, auf anerifanis
lfem 8ooen n~ennensmertbe @rfol9e III
eriieleH. Die Sente, Die I'M Oienite Der
internatiOnalen Boli3ei itanoeu, wuroen
lehr balO erfannt unb ieitoem f0nnen lie
niftS mebr fir SalGre leiiten. Die
Sriegsfoiten nun meroeu mabribeiuli6
ben Spisel 8 aus9aben Gu6lanbS Elm
@nOe MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-10

Der Saiier miro mad Seenoi9un9
ieiuer Mittelmeerfabrt oas lotbrinSii6e
StGotden 6orbah beiuden, peltes
burt Die in Dem 0toman oes @rsyeut.
naRts Billie sei6iloerten SOrsan9e cine
weni9 beneibenSpertbe Stipulation err
lanst bot. Wtan ninmt an, oa6 Die
Sorbaber 6eiie uumittelbar midti9e
6olgen baben uno Die Militdrperpal.
tung angepieleu werbeu wiro, ben GU
ItGnbcn in ben fleineu Grsn;sarnilonen
crbObtere auinlertiamfeit III miomen
uuo sriinOlide Geiormen iiberall oa
einiufiibren. no iih oeren Notbpenoi9.
felt berausgeitellt bat. Der Saiier bat
bic atten oes Mteeer SriesSserihts, Dor
meldem Billie ieiuerieit prOjeiiirt wur6e,
lelblt 9epriift unO ben @ntl6luB fuuos
se9eben, nit Den o~fienbaren WfiBitdnOer
in ben tleinen @arnilonen auf;urGumen
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Greebni6 elmer II uterfudune pe'
gen Der Giutpanb eruuessS Citation.

SanSelsminiiter 9ortelpon bat Der
8eri6t Der Spejialfommiifion betanni
9ena6t, melhe arn 16. September b
8. pom Dem RrGIioenten 8ooiepelt er'
nannt lpurbe, Die 3uitdube in Der Gin
panOerun9sitatiOn ellis Sslanb gu IN.
terlu6fu. Die Sommiiiion beitano aus
ben Serren : lrtbur g. 8rielen, Yor'
iiter Gee SC. Sranfel, Sefretar, mi
@u9ene q. Fbilbin, 2bomas @. SDnes
Iomie Ralpb 2rautmann.
Sn Dem Serid)t bei6t eS, Sa6 bic Sla'
gen, eS miirben aui Der Citation sablrei:
DIE @inwanoerer obne 9runo CUR Ipe'
iielen unterluduus 3uriidsebalten, un'
besriinoet iinb. @benio Mnbe9riinoet
iei es, oaB uiele @inmanoerer ~oeportirt
wiiroen, Die bitten Su9elaien werber
lollen. Die Slagen, baB bic Nnltalt
uielia6 iiberfiillt Semelen lei, mO9en be-
redtist lein, aber, 10 lange feline 9rOBes
rem Gdumli6teiten sur 8eriiisung itans
ben, f0nue man bas niht uerbiten. IS
lri aud nibt mabr, Dap @innanoerer-
6rauen unO Sinoer-oie in Der Station
juriid9ebalten murben, gespun9en NOR
Den ieien, bort arbeit III leiiten.
Sn Dem 8eriht meroen oann mebrere
@mpfeblunsen semadt, in ibrer 3abI
audi cine iol6e, oaB in Sutnnft iu ben
SuquiiitiOnen. oeuen Sweiielbaite Sim
wanoerer uuterSo9en meroen, aud Die
Vertreter Der transports 81 Ielli6atten
,u9eio9en meroen, melhe lie in oaS
Hano bra6teu. Steben G%inwanoerer
I'M YerOa6t, oaB iie ais @ontrafturbeis
ter impOrtirt muroen, 10 lollten aud bic
betreifenoen Sontraftoren @elegenbeit
befommen, 9ebOrt gu merOen, unb lag
Sontrafts SmpOrt Dor, 10 lollte Der be-
treifenoe Contractor Die Soften bes Sufs
entbaltes bes Smportirten auf @lis
Sslano ionic bic Soften fir oeiien GU
r~iidienoun9 tra9eu.
Oas Gontratts@ eies iollte ni6t aui
@inmanoerer lnwenoung finOen, Die
e%inmauoerten, neil lie BON 8erwanbten
ODER ionit Die 3uii6erun9 erbielten, OaB
lie CUTE ausii6t batten, bier alrbeit ;u
fttoell.
IS iollte Gin @inwanoerun9S. 3nipef.
tor mad ieOem auswanbernnssplaee &C.
Ibidt merOen, oamit er ii6 lhOn bort
pom Der Wabrbeit Der bon Den Iusmans
oerern semabten ansaben iiberieust.
IS wtro ferner empfoblen, oaB Die
GiuwauoerunSsitatlon per9rOBert miro,
mo oaB ibr Gin seniisenOes Soipital
bei9eseben miro. 2ranspOrt9eielli6ais
ten iollen MIR fir cine ISOLDE 8oit9elO
fir iolde @inwauoercr u|erantwortli6
9ebalten werOen, bic sur llnteriuhun9
in Der 9inwunOerun9sitatiOn iuriidse'
balten werOen, aud iolleu lie nibt iiir
Die SOipitalfOiten fir IOlAe Sranten
aufiufommen brauhen, Welte crit in Der
@iuwanOerun9sitation erfrantten.
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Gifembabn Seittabelle.
e.Iauare, sadauanna unO sssHsra Balm
Sn Strait hen 1. Suni 1903.

Oh sttAIi L. JAM AOtos
sioIid-gulGbt SCRANTON fir Ntp gprl
nm 2.O5, 800, 6.05. 500, 1910, Born ; 12..
40, $40 unb 3.35 9a6miitass. our aitp
yprf u. philadelphia, nm 81 u. f0.10 gprni.;
t2.l0 unp 3.35 Natmlitaes. 8lr 9pulbs.
bcrc. 6.iu NlGmittdss.
Rorolid sir Buffalo um LIS. 6.22 II. 9 90
WOr. i.55. 6.35 unp ti.iu 9iahmitiass. 6ar
Sinsblmtcu, 9Imira uup 3pif6sntati0utn. um
1925 DIOR, UNI 1 05 Ha6m. 6hr Sspter.
Spraeuit uue Utica. I'm lis une 6.22 Mpr. ;
1.55 Ratmitides. Ssrsgp. Sprdeuls unt
Utica 3us I'm 6.22 WVr. lauft tdsli6, dusst.
uUmmtu Spnuiass. DIR Wputrcit um 800
Rpr.; los uni 6.35 Nahm. Ritpllpn Gr
eompeatipu. UNI 4 0 une 6 Is Ratmittnss.
8luomsburg Sibifinn-gsrlGet scranton
fur Hprtbumbtrlaup um 6.35, 10 10 Wpr. ;
1.55 unp 6.35 Ratm. 6ir plympurb UNI 9.U5
Na1mtttass.
ScuntdeSs3nee.
eaoIi&-Jir Rsp grrf UNI $50, 800.
6.O5 unp 1910 WlCrssns; $40 unp 3.35
Na1m.
R6rolid - Sur Buffalo um lis, uni
6.!2 Nor; t.55. 635 uub lilo Hatm.
8ar Glmira unb 3piitmfatipusu, 1925 Dor
mittaes.
Bloomsbury Sibifion -BsrIGst Suantrr
nm 1910 Rcr uue C.35 RaGm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-03-10
Cine 4ehre.

0eutide 8a6leute iasen, Der Safen
pom Bort Artbur seuii9e biuii6tlid Der
Oods uuo Observation-Disclosures, 10.
mic Der @infabrt oifcubar ui6t alien
Nniprii6eu. 0araus lei oenn aud Die
Sabmleguu9 Der ruiiiihen Slotte III err
tlGreu. Aber es liese in oieien llmltaus
ben ju9lei6 cine orin9enOe Sebre fir
Oentlhlano. Wilbelmsbauen, Der
oiurboitiectanal, Die Wtiinouns Der Glbe
unb Der 9mOener 0aien miibten binii6t.
LID Der Sreite, 3iefe. @infabrt, S6leu.
ien etc. ben mO0srnlteu anioroerun9su
entlpre6eu. @e9enmdrti9 bapere GO
nit oieien Oiugen sewalti9. un6 ie cher
Die nOtbigen Serbeilerunsen in ausriiI
9enommeu wiiroeu, oeitO weni9er babe
man %nnan9enebme ueberrai9un9sn ~
iir6ten.
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in Era, freih piro fur Seeneie.
uua ees Srieese asitirt.

@abriel SanOtuur, friiberer Wtiuiitsr
SeS 9luSwGrtigen. bat cine agitation
fir Die Snteruention Der MG6te ,weds
Yesnoisun9 Ocs Srie9es in Sltaiien in
Scsne 9eieet. Oeuti6lano. bsibt es,
miiroe iit al Der SnterpentiOn bstbeili=
gen. @enn oielelbe aber ilur auf Srants
reid unO Oeutldlano beldrGnft bleibe,
10 wiirOe Tie gu .britenfeinoli9" auSles
hen /; mai bemiibt ii6 baber, aud bic
0tesisruns Der 8ereinisten Staten fir
Den Snterpentionsplan gu 9%eminuen.
Wtan slaubt, oaB 9tuBlanO ii9 eiuem
Suterpentionsplune fii9en piiroe, menr
lid bic Wta6te eiumiitbis an Oerielbeu
betbeiliaeu,
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sadapanna e. Bbomins SaurD.
Vaurel einie.)
rat in araft am s. Gtbruar 1904.

3uss psrIaftu SeantOu UNI 800 Wrratns
IN Wpdtutaseu unp 700 Rrrstns an Scur,
tastu unit bisrauf ale 20 Diinuttn bts 1910
3a6ts, unb tTtftu in @ifss-S arrt - Winuitn
tpGIcr tin.
3aat als 10 Wiuulsn an @pdtuiagtH ron
800 bis 40 Rabmitaas.
9rpuesiss pnladsn SCRANTON idsIi6, ausas.
npmmtu Scuutas, UNI 6.55. 8 10 uub 1895
RUrstus, uup 2.i5 uub 4 IS Rahmittaes. unp
trtHtn IN gBilfts. Barre 80 Winuttn lpdttr Gin
Sitbt Bdbrplan fur atpddbtfprerues 3iss
Z. Q. WyIy ill., 9HftbrsIsitn, Snanlpn.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-08
PLEADS FOR STATEHOOD.


Washington, Dec. 5.-Governor T. B.
Ferguson, OF Oklahoma In his report
to the secretary of the interior pre-
sents a strong argument in support
of the territory's claim for statehood.
A large part of the report consists of
statistics indicating the extent Of the
territory's resources and advancement
during the last year. In his appeal
to congress for favorable action on
the statehood bill the governor says:
Oklahoma Is the youngest child of
that splendid family of common
wealths bequeathed to our nation by
the Louisiana purchase, but while 1t
Is last 1t is not least-not least in NOR
al, intellectual and material develop
ment; not least in the diversity and
greatness of resources. With 700 900
people, $40, 100000 worth of property,
the major portion of our public ex-
penses bestowed upon our schools. I'M
precedented Advancement along all lines
of enterprise, 1t seems that congress
should give us the authority to exer-
else in full the rights of American
citizens. The flag of our republic will
not he complete until upon its field of
blue is placed the rising star of Okla
homa,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-08
NEWS NOTES

Gen Joe Wheeler is introducing .
new gun to the Mexican government
The Knights OF Pythias initiated
class Of 1900 at Kansas City Sat
urday night
The Coffeyville Kan, Window Glass
company's plant was damaged by fire
Saturday night. The loss was $4,000.
The Kansas building at the worlds
fair will be removed to- Garnett and
used as Y. NJ. c. A. headquarters and
library.
Owing to the government report on
the cotton crop the price in the Liv-
erpool market fell on As points on
Monday.
There is talk in New York of Ex-
Gov. Frank S. Black succeeding
Chauncey Depew as senator from the
Empire state.
Twenty thousand spectators wit
messed the opening of the six-day BIZ
cycle race at Madison Square Garden,
New York at midnight Sunday.
Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A. Miles has ac-
cepted an appointment as adjutant
general on the staff of Gov.-elect
William L. Douglass, OF Massachu-
sets.
Seven arrests of suspects In connec.
ton with three Akron, o.. fires were
made by the police Sunday. The fires
were an hour apart in different parts
of the city. The loss from the three
fires Is $4,000.
Rev. w. w. Boyd. for 81 years pas
tor of st. Louis Baptist church. has
rendered his resignation. He opposed
Folks candidacy for governor notwith-
standing Folk was member of his
congregation.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-08
COCHRAN GETTING BUSY.
rsmmany Congressman Introduces Two
Political Bilis on First Day
OF b. ssioIi.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Representatiye
Cochran, IN. W introduced bill
Monday providing that when any sums
exceeding $50 shall be contributed to
the funds OF any political party or any
moneys expended by or ON behalf of
any candidate Tor representative in
congress or for presidential electors,
beiufe an election al which representa-
tives or presidential electors are to be
chosen, a statement shall be filed with
in three days from such contributions
or expanding such moneys, in the Office
of the CLERK of the district court of
The United States for the district in
which the person or firm or corpora
ton making such contribution or ex-
pendture shall reside, specifying the
amount, the name and residences OF
donors, and of the person or officer re-
ceiying it.
Provision is made further for pub
fishing the statement and making the
failure to file statement felony
punishable by Imprisonment not TO
exceed three years. lie also intro
duced bill providing for the appoint
ment of special committee to inquire
into and ascertain the amounts of
money expended by both parties at all
elections for presidential electors from
1892 to 1904 inclusive.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-08
Sherin's Sale In Partition.

Eliza Ellen Gilbert, salie J. Hupnicu't. Ben
jamn Gilbert, BORA Gilbert, William T,
GLIB rt Wiley Gilbert, plaintiffs, va Esther
Gilbert, Rilla GIT ert and Rebcc,a Gilbert, de.
PENDANTS N the circuit court of Bates county.
Missouri. BY virtue and authority OF a decree
and order Of sale made by The said court, in TIE
above entitled cause, and Of certified COPY
thereof, dated june 23rd, 1901. will, On
Monday December l2, 1904,
between the hours Of nine o'cl ok in the fore
noon. and five O'Clock N the afternoon of that
ia, At he west front door of the court house in
the eit7 Of bntlcr, in B~tes county, Missouri,
cell al public vendue, to the high st bidder,
IN" following describ1 "a real estate, to-wit The
southwest quarter Of section on" and the SOUTH
east quarter of the southeast quarter of section
two Except two acres in the southwest corner
thereof, described as follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner of the south, asst quarter of
IN southeast quarter Of eection two. township
forty one rang twenty nine, running thence
ga { seventy yards, thence north ore hundred
and forty yards thence west seventy yards
thence 50 tn one hundred ami forty wards to
pal - OF beginning also four acres In the south
east corner of the north. asst quarter of the
southeast quarter of sect on two tn four acres
's In square form al aforesaid land being In
TOWNSHIP fOrty-one, range twenty nine, and
two hundred and two acres, for
cash In hand as provided fnr In said order and
decree. JOE SMITH,
2-4t Sheriff OF Rates County Mn
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-08
CHARGES OF CORRUPTION.
President Carter. of National worlds F air
Commission. Says Las Was Net
Obsysd.

st. Louis, Dec. 5.-In a letter to
J. G. Pangborn, president of the Init
ed Exhibitors association, made public
Monday, President Thomas II. Carter,
OF the National Worlds Fair commits
sion, declared that most grave and Sc
rious charges of corruption in eonnec-
ton with the awarding Of certain pre-
miums have been fled with the ma
uonal commission.
The letter, after quoting that part
Of the act of congress mshdng an ap-
preparation for the exposition. which
provides that the appointment of all
judges and examiners for the exposi-
ton and the awarding of premiums,
If any, shall all be done and performed
by the exposition company, subject,
however, TO the approval of the nation
al commission. created by section 2
of this act" continues as follows:
Under the rules adopted by the
company and approved by the commits
sion, the group jurors were to be ap-
pointed by the company before August
], 1904. None OF the jurors were sub
mitted to the commission for approx
al In accordance with this provision
or the rules and regulations A num-
Der of those who acted were not sub
mitted to the commission for approx
al until after they had performed their
functions and departed from the
grounds, and many of them have not
been approved.
1.-THE awards resting under charges
of serious character are fortunate
ly not numerous, but regardless or
their number. the commission has re-
fused and will continue to refuse to
approve them until the charges have
been fully investigated and cleared
up.
"As to the great volume of the
awards, the commission is, and has
been prepared TO act promptly. but
up to the present time the company
has not presented to the commission
any awards for approval"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-08
ChicaGo Live stock.

COO, including 5000 westerns. Market
steady Good to prime steers. s610d7. 25
poor to medium, s375Q5.95; stockers and
feeders, s225di35; cows, sl5O4i10; heif-
ers, s2.o0Tf5.0O; Gamers, s1.3Jf12. 40; bulls
s200Gi25; calves, s3.50dLOO: western
steers. $3.50a500.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Market cents
lower Mixed and butchers. s4.+0di. e5;
good to choice heavy, s4.606i.65; rough
heavy, s4.S5df4.50; light, s4.4O14.55; bulk OF
sales, s4.52ikGi.571k.
Sheep-Receipts, $500. Sheep and lambs
steady. Good to choice wethers. "a. 406
500; fair to choice mixed. $3.506l4.30; west
ern sheep, $3.25Gi4.9O; native lambs. $500
615; western lambs, 81 $4,000.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-08
MARKET REPORTS.
Kansas city Live stock.

Kansas City, Dec. 5.-Cattle-Receirts
1l,o00, including 800 southerns. Market
steady. Native steers SS.5OG6,25: southern
steers, s250Gt25; southern cows, sl75G
3.25; native cows and heifers. sl.7Jft5 90;
stockers and feeders. s250Gi00: bulls. 500
$3.50: calves. S2.5ed625: western steers
S.0od4.75; western cows, sl.756i35o.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000. Market steady to
cents lower Bulk of sales, A.3odi.t0;
heavy. $i55ai67& packers, A.i5a4.60;
pigs and light, sl00fi4.i5,
Sheep--Receipts, 500. Market to II
censt higher. Muttons. s.. $4,000; lambs
A.5oaf6.o0; range wethers, $4,000 400; ewes
s2.50di4 %.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-08
Sherif's Sale,

By virtue and authority Of special execu-
tion from the once Of the clerk OF the circuit
court Of Bates county Mo-, returnable at the
February term 1876, ofsaid court. to me direct
ed In favor Of Geo. W. Pharis and Ellen C
Phsris administrators OF the estate Of John
pharis; deceased, plaintiff and against viii.
liam Pharis, defendant, Ihsye levied and
seised upon all the right, title, interest and
claim Of said defendant William Pharis, Of,
IN and to the following described real estate,
situated In Bates county, Mo to wit: Lots
one two %, Ave ts and six t6l, In bloch one
Cd, In Bsrton's addition TO the City Of Butler,
Bases county. Mo. Also ell Of the south half
OF the northeast quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section 9, township 80. range 70, Bates
county Missouri And will on
Friday the l6th day of December, 1904,
between the hours Of O. clock In the forenoon
and i've, O'Clock In the afternoon Of that
day, ct the east front door of the court house in
the city OF Butler, county Of Bates and state Of
Missouri, sell the same or 80 much thereof as
may be required at public vendue to the highest
bidder for cash, to satisfy said execution and
costs.
JOE T. SMITH,
AT Sheriff Of Bates County, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-08
HIS TROUBLES ENDED.
Former Postmaster General Tvner Is Dead
at WashingtOn-Was In Grants
Cabinet.

Washington Washington Dee 5.-FeFmeF- Post
master General Tyner died at 9;45
o'clock Monday morning. Mr.. Tyner
was postmaster general during Presi-
dent Grants administration. His last
official duty was as assistant attorney
general for the postoffice department,
from which office he was removed last
year and afterwards indicted with his
nephew, Harrison ]. Barrett, on a
charge Of conspiracy in connection
with the use of the mails by certain
alleged 'get-rich-quick" concerns. On
this charge he was acquitted by a
jury. He had been in ill-health for
number Of years. He was born in
Indiana In 1926.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-08
Order OF Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI,

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Now st this day comes the plaintiff herein by
ner attorney, Calvin !. b0xley, ana MES ner
petition and amdavit, alleglng among otner
tnlngs mat Defendant onyer Y; Nooos e not
Of the state OF missouri, and tnAt OF.
olnary process Of law herein canpos % served
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-08
HIS Atrshtp VIII Flv.

Alameda, CAL, Dec. 5.-George e.
Heaton, the inventor and designer of
the airship California Messenger"
has demonstrated not only that his
flying machine will fly, but likewise
that 1t will 60 where 1t Is hidden, re-
gardless of conditions Of wind. The
airship made another ascent Sunday,
Heaton spending an hour In the air
and travelling at will in any direc-
ton he desired. The mechanism for
directing the ship worked without a
hitch of any sort.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1904-12-08
Immigration Decreased.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Immigration
to the United States decreased ma
terially during the last fiscal year, and
it is a notable fact that the moral, in
telectual and physical qualifications
OF the immigrants admitted to this
country during the past year are high
er than ever heretofore have been
chronlcled. These are two salient
features of the annual report of Frank
p. Sargent, commlssioner-general of
immigration, just made public.