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One package D.Zsrt0 Ice Cream Pow.
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Just add one quart milk and freeze.
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NOTICE..

Whereas my wife, Augusta Yates,
has LEFT my bed and boar without just
cause or provocation, I hereby forbid
all persons harboring or trusting her
on my account as shall pay no bills
OF her contracting after this date.
Ira Yates
Remington, VT, Sept 81 1905.
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NOTICE

wmT. Lawrence, violinist Of Troy,
will resume teaching In Bennington,
Mooday, Oct 3 Anyone wishing TO
study the violin who has no instru-
meni may obtain one from him. Ad-
dress VIM 7 Lawrence, ~ 9th Ave Z.
Troy, n. Y, and he will call At your
home. 80
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ToDArs STOCK QUOTATIONS
Selling Prices Teds, On Nsv rosh EXCHANGE
A Neon.

Today's quotations on the New
York stock exchange as reported ut
noon by J. II. williston Il CO., OF 7
Nassau street, New York city 10 the
Bennington Security company are rs
follow
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cehasgisi By ilst .. ~ fsilsF. tisid
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Superintendent ssi sacFsisFiss
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condseisd b. ilss \ iirovH. vice
pfasiasht
Reports - Departures, hapeFiaish-
dshss
PfimAry ah1 jahls.f.
H0uss DspaFia.sHi,
Teacher TrAihihs
Address =Tsaclsf Traihlng
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Address rhrsssh ~ Right End ~
tbs Telescope ilss ~ Fuller
Report 81 Conmisless
Etsalrs. %
Song Service aud Prayer
Address The splrliusi ualvp ~ Ne
Sunday ecboo.,
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Music
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News u the Tevs and village Tele
Briefly fer Busy Rssdsfa

The Baracas nee, Sunday ai y
O'Clock FOR Bible study.
Miss Grace Beniiy sho has bccn
oonhned 10 the house for the past tso
weeks with the humps 10 again able W
work.
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
SOUlntkN Ran MlY

.:s5 A. NJ DAILY-Locai FOR lIarztx.nh-,-
Warrenton. Danv,--S. and Nay uxn,fo-~
IO:l a II. IAILH-Washington ard EsIo-t,,
limited tirst-cla.s coaches ana sle~1.- :.
Columbia Savannah. and Jachscnvfils mr.
ing Car Service.
has A n. DAILT-United States Fs,. w,,,
First-class coaches and sleeper 10 New a.
leans. Dining Car service
S:ol p. IL WEEK DAH-Locai To- IT,.
sonburg snd way stations on Manzssa.
ass p NJ DAILy-Locsi for warren-o, ~.
Charlottesville. ~4o
80 p NJ. DAILT-New York ana s.,.
Express. FIrst-class Coach to affsn.s
Sleeper 20 Columbus. Ca. via Afi.1.-
Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper VvasSI.aa ,
TO san Francisco Mondays and F'riJs,s "a
$50 p. n DAILT-New York ana ETcrs,
Express Through Coaches and Sleeper. -' 20
Columbts. Savannah. and Jaclrs611';,,eo
Sleeper tc Augusta and Port Tampa Din
ing Car Service a Ia Carte
1000 p Ii. pAlLY-New York and MenphI,
Limited tvia Lynchburg). Fsrxt-cIa-s ..-,-s
and sleeping car to Roanoke Eno,~s,S
Chattanooga, and Memphis: sleer,r 70 80.
Orleans. Dining Car service -"e"
IO:45 p NJ DAILG-WaShinston m, --.,,.,
western Limited. All Pullman trsI, -
reTration Car to Atlanta and Macon 90
Car Atlanta Sleepers to %ashyi,ie
ANITA, Macon. Memphis. Birmin-har ~ -
Orleans. Dining Car service W"
II 3. SPENCER. GeneraI 15,,,.
Aug c. ). II. HARDWICK- Pass Trar ~
1905 W II. TAYLOE, Gen Pass arsr
I. 8 BROWN. General Aren,
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

Trains leave pennsylvania Station Daiiv
$50 p. A--cHICAGO AND ST louis SPE
GAL Solid Vesttbuie, electric lighted
Dining Car Train 10 Cincinnati. With Pt,Il
man Sleepers TO Louisville. Cincinnati IN.
diana polls, Chicago. and ST Louis par.
lar Car Washington TO Virginia no
Springs week days. Dining Car from
Washington
II:lO p NE 2. Y. LIMITED. sold -
tibule. electric lighted. Dining car train
TO Cincinnati with Pullman Sleep~rs a.
Cincinnati. Lexington. and louisville
Compartment Sleeper TO Virginia 20;
Springs daily except Sunday SIeepers
Cincinnati 70 Chicago and 81 IOuis
Dining Car.
Reservation and tickets Z SIS Peras,-i,-,,,,;,
avenue; 800 Fourteenth street near r arG
the station. Telephone 1870 for pennS,-l-
vania Cab Service H w FJ-IIEP
Telephone Main 1855. Ger-i Passenger o.
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
FARMERS RAN AWAY
WITH INDIAN GAME
Overwhelmed Interiors by II to o
First Time They Have Served
Goose Eggs-Sanders in Form.

The Interior griculture game OF yes
terday afternoon In the Departmental
proved disappointment. as 4 close
contest was expected. The Agsies won
with the greatest ease by l. to o.
1t was the first time the Farmers
have served up the scrambled goose
eggs with calcimine on the side for
trimmings and 1t was least expected
that they could give the Indians such
drubbing.
Sanders was at his best and his sup
port was nearly perfect. Hoffman max
Ing the only miscue. but he redeemed
himself with his timely swats. Wahier
started the twisting for the Indians.
but was relieved In the fifth by Nc
knight, who did not do as we'll
The
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

= ENery 1ay IN The ve.r non Loot 81 -,
--- - Ter For, Monroe. Ns.rfaak %-ys7r,r,
---- perb. powerful Steel palace St.-a.r. =
--i Washington %
I-V. Washington . so pa LIZ Portsmouth, 49,,
-LV. -Alexonsiria. a go Il.ai IL Norfolk ; -
Ar. Ft. Monroe. = 90 agaif.v Fl AIonra, -
Ar Norfolk --S;eO am ar alexandria s 20 an
AT. Portsmouth $50 am Ar. Wa shinsrnn -,
Il Through connection mad, a. ~
folk with steamers OF Old Ho-nirio,
- steamship 20. FOR New York. and Sier-
chants and Minors sea ..,s1i-,s or -
ION.
H For further Information apply a..
general ticket cftce- .05 iith - co..
"rado Building Telephone Main-ss.4n
- or eth ST wharf Telephone AIafn-.7sn,
-jNo. CALLAHAN
"a \. Pres. & Gen. Mgr
W. II CALLAHAN, Gen, Pass AZ,
se3-if -
The Washington times., 1905-09-06

FIRST base by Observation-Disclosures. 4:
interiors, l. Left on Observation-Disclosures
Q; Interiors, 3. First base on balls-Onf
!. Innings pitched-By Wahler. &: by Nc.
Anight. A. Hits pade-Off Wahler. S: off
NICK hight. 8. Struck out-By Sanders. 4:
~ W amer, 4, by Mcknight. l. Two-base
1bus-1oRman- Fenton- and Sassco--
sacrifice hit-Taylor. Stolen bases-ray-
lot HOFFMAN Weber, Bean. Fenton.
W ahler. McGoffin. and Carr. Double
Piay-tohman TO Doyle. Hit by pitcher
by Wanier, ]. Passed ball-Raab. Umpire
Mr.. Collifiower PAe
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
SeABCARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

- S---i1- ave
Fer fete-sSJrg- Raleigh. Wilmington IN.
lunbla. SAVANNAH. -scksonvill- 1.lnIn, A.
New OrIeaB..
OBJ AN. DAiLH-Seahoatd MalI-Th-o,,,o
aSiis'Ah sleeper 10 JsSksonvllie. Fla. con-
meeting a Hamlet With Pullman Sle-n.r =
Atlanta ~
6;z3 Il. NJ. DAtLT-Seaboard Erpre<S-SoiIs
train TO Jacksonville and Tainna xrfrh
through Pullman sleepers- Alxo Sleeper 10
Birmingham this train
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
ST. STEPHENS FOUND
NATIONAL A. C. EASY

ST Stephens Institute easily outplay-
ed the National Athletic club at the
Coliseum yesterday and won by to /.
Because OF darkness it was necessary
10 call the game at the end Of the nth
inning The fielding OF the winners
was the feature
The score:
-. stephens ............21 2e6
Nationals n n O-I
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
COLUMBIA VS.. ALOYSIUS.

Inc Columbia Athletic Club and the
AIoyslus Club, both Of the Capital City
League. will play at the Coliseum this
AFTERNOON at o'clock. Tomorrow
Aioysius meets the National Athletic
Club
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
JUSTICE SEVERE
IN DEPARTMENTAL

Ten hits and six errors gave the J1s
-tice team an easy victory over the
Commerce and Labor outfit in the De-
partmental Score, S to o.
McMahonS batting and Recl<att,s
pitching were the features.
The score:
Justice aonoo a.a, q
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAIL WA,

WEEK DAYS
Trains leave District Line at
/. 9;25 and IL a. m. 2:SO and $50
D. M.
Returning leave the Beach at
6:35 a. m. 12:45. 2:f5. and IN m
Intending passengers for Asiatlc and pa
clne Ocean points. telephone 10 IA MORSE
r * I. A, 9ia:E as. write him Eon,E
buiidfng. 18th ST. and New York ave WASH
ington. D. 6 He viii give yoa fun iafof1ra
ton and IL desired call and see Vou fes.-r<
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
PRINTERS TO PLAY.

On Friday afternoon at 5 O'Clock, at
Mahone lot, the ST Stephen Institute
learn VIII meet the Columbia team OF
the Government Printers League. in
stead of the Columbus. OF the Capital
City League
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
THos. J. OWEN 4 son. Auc;ioneer..

THOS- J. OWEN & son, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED LOT. SOUTHEAST
By virtue of certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber 1921. folio lee ct seq o.
the iand records OF the District Of Columbia
and al the request OF the party secured
thereby, The undersigned trustees win sell
at PUBLIC auction. in front CO the premises
on THURSDAY. the TTH DAY OF SEP
TEMBER. A. d. 1905. at 4:3o O'CLOCK
p M, the following described land and
premises. situate in the city OF Washington
District OF Columbia. and designated as and
being lot numbered eighteen Qs) in block
numbered six hundred ffty-two (s52). Terms
OF sale: All OF purchase money to be ua;s
IN cash. or which deposit Of 500 viii be re-
cures AZ time OF sale. AL cOnveyancins
recording. etc, at cost OF purchaser
HI.NRY RfNEHART
BlsNJAAIN F. WELTY
eu25- I2t-ExSu Trnx.se.
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN IN, JC 81; COURT OF THE DIS
IRI Itil,. or, 'soLGMBIA. BEFORE CHARLES
NcHs,,eh. SuodDstrict No. Id. X.
Plaintiff. D. George !. Kennedy and Msrv /
Kennedy. otherwise Mrs. George kenneiy.
De!endaf 81. No. Sis. ORDER OF PUBL,
CArIo>ys The object Of this suit is To ra
cover hom the defendants the sum OF two
hGndT ri and twenty-eight dollars and TWENTY
I'VE cents ts22s %. the balance due on a
pror hssory note OF the said defendants 70
tne Said plaintiff. and to have Judgment of
Io' cremation Of certain property Of the
% PENDANTS levied ON under an at-achu,eri
i fued in this Suit 10 satisfy tho plaintiff $
gust. 1903, ordered that the defendants ap-
pear IN this court or before the fo~tietb
DAY. exclusive 81 sunday and legal HOLIDAYS
aIteT IN" day OF the first publication or this
order. to defend this suit and show cause
Vhy said condemnation should not be had .
otherwise the suit will be proceeded with g.
IN cease OK default To be published IN Tho
Wash ncton Times FSeaD CHARLES :
HCHDN. Justice Of the Peace. an30. ses H. 20
~ TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRI"T OF COIT-MRTA-PoSS " MOP
RfSttN. COM la nanf y ANNIE + MOE
RISON- GEORGE l. DIVERS Correspond
en-. Defendants. In Equity. No 2a.oS7.-Thc
object OF this sui, is to secure absolute. III
Norce- on motion or the complainant. IL Is
this 30th day OF August. 4. u. 1893 OR
cause his appearance TO be entered herein on
or before the fUrtieth day exclusive OF sun
las tsS, ana legal holidays occurring after the
otherwise the Will be proceeded with
as Ia case or default: Provided copy ~
his order be published in the washingf on
Law Reporter and The Evening Times fot.
three consecutive weeks prior TO said dav Tor
dice IN each week. tSeaD WENDELL. T.
5IAFFOftD. Justice. True copN-T'est: j. X
YOUNG. '.eTk- tiy !. W. I-ArlMEk. Assist
ANT Clerk au.D-s.-S II
SUPREME COIRr OF TIE DISTRICT OF
CoLCMBlA, Holding Probate coErt.-NU
I6-iOl- Ncministrat ion--This is 10 give notice
tliHt the Subscribers. OF the District or CO.
IufaDla. have obtained from the Probate court
OF The District or Columbia letters Iesta-
itefitai'y on the estate or Caleb &. willard
late or The District or COiumiIi de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, With the vouchsrS thereof, legally
theHticsted. 10 the subscribers, Oh " before
the 2SIH DAY OF AT-GJ 81. a D. 1876.
ether"ls" they may 10y Ia be c-:cuced iroal
All benefit 81 said estate. Given under our
haldS this eth day NJ August. 1895. KATE
W lll1At;D BOYD. 1915 = St NV HENRY
y WILLARD. Kellogg building GEORGE
r HOWE. Henry II. Willard. Kellogg
buldinE- Attest: tSezll NM .. TAYLOR.
deputy Hegister Of Wills FOR the District
81 Columbia: Clerk OF the Probate Cour;
JOHN b. L-ARNER. Attorney. auS0.se6.l3
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE TWo-STOpy Pp7c-I-
DWELLING. No 8ls r STREET s0Irrr y
~ virtue OF Certain deed O. ,rus- a,,,,,
500. Of the Iap No 2sos, at folio PA ct
1,oii,,r-hi, n records OF tine District OF
ss.,,-S "a le Fat the request of the party
Sc, 20 I 1 4. will sell by public sac
-. .5E aiir LIB DAY OF SEPTEMBER. Iet5 AT
40 y IL Ok II. al the following .1es -
~ Part OF lot forty-six t46l in Ar
~ ~. Call. trustees. subdivision OF Iots
"a four hundred and sixty-seven (lf7)
e Sc q subdivision Is recorded in tre Of
~, the Surveyor OF tire District OF Co
TN! .e.ii a. in book J. II. K..-pes- -e5:zcSyr,-
tsa' I'd within the following netes and bounds
beginning at tire nortEeast corner of
Aid lot and running thence south o. % feet
fhence west 15.l3 feet: thence north q3 p
rect 20 south T street. and thence cas-. * 10
ieet 10 place OF beginning. with right OF
esress aEd ingress over the following Dc rts Of
suDdiFisfon- beginning for same at a ,,ofn.
ON west line OF said lot forty-six (4f) OF d
feet south from northwest corner thereof
and running thence east PAL. feet; thence
south "a feet 10 public alley; thence west
4 feet; thence north 30 feet: thence west
with the Improvement above stated The
property viii be sold subject 10 a deed OF
trlist or slsJO. securing a building aesocfa-
ton Terms: All over and above the trust
70 me buIading association be cash of
which 500 deposit Will be required at time
OF sale Terms TO Be complied with within
ten dsT from time OF sale. or property
viii be resold at risk and cost OF purcha ser
conveyancing and recording a, purchaser :
cost VICTOR II. WALLACE. w s.
new ELL. Trustees. WILSON & MATERS
Auc,loo-ert. se2-l0t
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Too much Sanders.

~ AildSH S1nQefE-
Wilson'S ball team That's all
The Indians had on the usual amount
OF war paint, but they could nor scs rss
the Farmers Not even once.
BUM made q clever catch of Hoff-
mans long fly in the fourth. ne mad
10 run quite distance and made a
The Indians retired one. TWO. three 9,
every inning but two. and then only
-FOUR men faced the invicible Farmer
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
Fer SALE-FARMS.

FARM FOR SALE
WHAT -. 800 WILL Buy
90 acres rich land. Groom house stabl.
wagon. meat, corn and poultry houses: rrlr-
ming Ne.er; convenient 10 railroad call on.
write for catalogue. OLD DOMINION CO
OK 81 ss5-at
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
STORAGE

WHY Fay MoRE2 We store for sc n load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. <Is-42o- SO.
1oth - NV. Phone Main 4z2e. uys-6me
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
WAREHOUSES; AND VEHICLES

WOULD SHARE expense % horse and car
rage FOR use a Few hours each efhy fOr in
valid 10 Grant place seG-2f
The Washington times., 1905-09-06

FOR RENT
THE ALONZO o. BLISS PROPERTIES
Apartments thoroughly modern: one own
erEhiD and management; maintained IN
perfect order by our own force OF paint
ers carpenters. and decorators: agent
visits properties daily.
THE kINGMAN. z23 Mass ave NV. 5r
and TIED bath. heat and hot water e35 m
THE LIE G5tANDE. COZ attn ct NV. 6r
and tiled batP. ..................... 90. %
LIE ZEN HURST, IS III st ne. zr and
THE ASTORIA, corner Sd ard @ SITS
NV rooms single and en- suite. SO and N
: he RAYMOND. sls 22d st. NV 3r
buEet kitcnens tiled bath .............- s25 90
-sEW. modern apartments corner s:h
and n SITS ne. 5r and bath: heat and
-iOt NdArt iEtt.---s
See janitor each property. or w z COWT,E
aul5-u
FOR RENT-Willard g. NV near ISM. n.w
Cp-to-date fats. and rooms and bath.
separate yards, furnaces: porches etc; ren.a
A.-yo 20 81 MORE * HILL tIac).
-sIs-o III 18th
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

THE KENT, JIG North Carolina ave. Sc :
six large outside rooms and bath. steam
heat; )anitor service; rear porches and yarc:
one-half block from cars: tust Completed,
rent from September Is. So. 30.
kARRICK & NETCALF
ses-u 1883 G. 81.
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
FOR RENT-STORES.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-Large six-rooTn house s12 nor
month; West Bsilston. Va: cars pass door:
SIX minutes ride 20 washington. 20 ~,
door Apply by letter or person - IL n
ROCKWELL. Room 81. Warder btilding,
se3.5.6
BRENTWOOD. MD.-In the Brentwood Cor
papy subdivision; only IS lots remain Of
SEQ. 20 houses have been built srncss To-.
are TO squares from District line STA
lion. and run from $40 20 5000 HoIladav
subdivision. lots close 10 electric ana sfnar,
lines. st 500 20 500. Any lot up 70 500
s. cash. 50 monthly.
". A BARTLETT
se2-IOt Loan and Trust building
WHEN YOU BUY suburban property or n
farm in Maryland. you 90 be absoIutel-,
that the title Is correct. Get cerfif-
cate OF title from THE MARYLAND real.
ESTATE TITLE COMPANY. Commercial Ma
tional Bank Building. I4th ard G. SITS and
your title VII be safe. se9I-o0.
The Washington times., 1905-09-06

WANTED-A;sonobiie in exchange for SCUM
hrst-mortgage securities. Address POS .s,s
ANss NN. sei-2g
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN
wANTED-MONF 81

A YOUNG MAN Of per1nanert I-I -
500; viii pay back SO mo- . hPr,r a,
good security Address Be 30 Times a 1nf.
The Washington times., 1905-09-06
FOR SENT-oFFICES.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

~ q SALE-Two lots 20xl02. situated OF 10Th
and 9th ave, Kings county, New York:
= IN sell or exchange for city suburban
f1ts. Address LOTS. Time ofrice. se5-3f
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
Dazzling Checks Are in Vogue
From the New York Press.

From the New York Press.
1t fairly makes ones eyes ache to
think OF the checked gowns that will
be seen this season. We may have
to wear smoked glasses Tor q time in
order to give accustomed to the
glare. Big black and white squares
are popular street wear and CATERS
OF the same material are worn with
these suits. Afternoon and evening
dresses also are Of checks. Alta tea
q couple Of days ago Gladys Wander.
bilt appeared 10 yellow-and-whit
checked mohair. It wss trimmed
with yellow ribbon and around her
neck was q string Of amber beads.
Perhaps this represented Miss Van
dsrbilt's Lenten sackcloth.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
directed to this end from now on
NO USE FOR FOREIGNERS.

1--WE have no use for foreign med
dlers and will no longer tolerate the
Insults and the acts Of violence Of
these foreigners, American and
European. II they choose to regard
these territories as they regard India
or Egypt; II they lose respect for NJ
and proceed to violence against q
people who have q right to their ex-
istence upon the territories in ques-
ton, w will heap upon them misior-
tunes and disasters from which they
will not recover"
"These arc plain words which can.
not be misunderstood, /" says q Berlin
paper to-day, land Il will be inter.
esting to see whether the United
States and England win continue to
sympathiss with and admire q ma
tion who looks forward with anxiety
and longing to the day when It shall
be strong enough to drive them out
Of Asia"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16

St. Louis is all torn up on account
OF 80 many divorce suits. Statistica
show that one in every ten is q fail,
ure. Several Judges and ministers
were interviewed on the subject and
gave as many different reasons az
there Yves Interviews. Rev. W. j.
Williamson gave as bis opinion that
1.-THE principal cause oithe prevalence
Of divorce Is the decline Of religion in
the home. It used to be that the
majority Of Christian homes had
morning prayers, bat now a husband
hurries to bis business and q wife ID
wrapped up In her social affairs. The
old spirit Of bear and iorbsar' and
OF sacrifice one for the other does not
now prevail. Loose divorcslawS ars
also Iesponlfbls for ~ increass jo(
he svit. / bsli6vs, howsysr, nat The
svil his about rsachsd - climax.
and that With III revival d ths n
Igious spirit nov undr Wy, shall
return y normal and hsalthy co6di-
Mons. "-Ex. ~
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
Admits He Killed Family.

Danvllle, Ark, March Is Jane.
Incs, coniessing that he Is q quad
ruple murderer, has been brought to
Jail here after q visit to the scene OIL
the crime near Whitley, fifteen miles
southwest OF hers. where, confronted
with the dead bodies Of his wife and
three children, the latter ranging Ia
age from 4 months to four years, he
broke down and confessed his guilt.
He said that It seemed impossible
to make q living for his family, hence
his action.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
No Bail For Mrs. Perduff.

Richmond, Mo. March 13.-Aitsr
an all.day session the Ray county
court refused to allow bail In the
habsas corpus proceedings brought
by the attorneys Of Mrs. Emmett
Perdus, under indictment for murder
In the first degree. Mrs. Psrdue 10 Ill
and her baby boy, Emmett Perdus,
Jr., is sick at the home OF Marion
Leakey where Dr.. Perdue was killed
on the morning Of January 10. The
State has not presented it's case OK.
cept to the grand jury. "Hsn"
Tanner, q brother, also is In jail,
charged with completely.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16

At the end Of forty two days oil
session the Missouri Legislature had
passed i've bills. The cost Of the
session up to that time was $40,
600 or $4,000 for each bill. The
legislation Of these days was Of com.
paratively little value, but the
legislators are supposed to have been
greatly benefited BY practice in the
art Of ''chawing the rag."-Lexing-
ton Intelligencer.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16

Hearing Of dispositions in the Kan.
sas versus the Santa Fe case reveals
that the railroad bas paid out more
than q million dollars to shippers
claiming the return Of overcharees.
An effort will be made to show that
the greater part Of the amount was
rebates to Standard Oil.