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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
FeudiStS Lose in
Battle for Their NeCks.

Frankfort, Ky, March Is Judge
James Hargis, Senator Alexander
Hargis. Sheriff Callahan and Others
OF the Hargis elansmen must stand
trial at Lexington on charge Of CON-
plicitv in the murder of City Marshal
Cockrill of Jackson several years
ago.
Cockrill's friends claimed that the
marshal, who was shot dead one day
from a window in the Breathitt
county court house, fell a victim to
the Hargis' enmity. Though tine shot
might not have been fired by any OF
the Hargises themselves, the CocGrill
supporters assert that the Judge and
his brother, both among Breathitt
County's wealtbiest and most infiu.
entual citizens, emplo, ed the actual
murderer.
No one was indicted Tor the crime
until two wee Ia ago, when the case
was taken up by the Fayatte county
grand jury under law permitting
such action in cases where the coun-
ty, which was the scene OF the muir
der, Jailed TO indict.
Upon hearing that they might be
taken from home for trial the sus.
poets gave themselves up to the
Breathitt county authorities. The
return OF the Braathitt county in.
dictment followed and the Hargises
claimed that being under arrest at
home they could not be taken to
Fayette county.
The Fsyette county authorities re-
fused to yield the point and the Har'
gises took the case to the Court oI
Appeals, where Judge Orear rendered
q decision against them to day.
Officers will go from Lexington at
once to make the arrests. 1t is not
at all unlikely that the indicted men
may resist In which case there is talk
of sending a company OF state troops
to capture them.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
Negresses At Penitentiary
Assault Deputy Warden.

Jefferson City, Mo-, March Alt
is weIl.nigh impossible to secure any
thing but the meager points here
given concerning what partook much
OF the nature Of 4 riot in the female
department Of the state penitentiary
to-day. No one knows or Will tell
just the cause Of the trouble, but
Deputy Warden See went up stairs
to quiet matters, when the negresses
assaulted him and punished him very
severely with their fists before he
was rescued. Efforts are being made
to hush the matter up, rendering 1t
difficult to get the least information,
but this much has leaked out.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16

The Republican caucus on Tuesday
night, by securing Il votes Tor Judge
Selden 7. Spencer, declared him the
caucus nominee to displace Niedring'
hauS Tor two days, after which, il no
election is had, the Republican vote
is To return to Mr.. Niedringhaus,
The prediction is freely made shat
this last effort will prove as abortive
ms the Others and that Cockrell will
be elected on the last day, or the gen
eral assembly will adjourn without
electing a senator.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
WILL DEVOTE HIS WHOLE TINE.

1t comes to US that in certain sec.
lions OF the county the report is in
dustriously circulated that if Prof.
Ives is elected he is to retain his pres
ent position in the county clerks
office and employ a deputy to do the
work of Superintendent.
In the first place the law does not
provide for deputy, but specifically
SAYS that the Superintendent must
attend to the duties in person. This
of itself should give the lie 20 the
report and comiound the campaign
prevaricators who started and are
peddling it, 1t was manufactured
out OF whole cloth, and fpr cam
paign purposes and is hardly worthy
OF ward politics In the tenderloin
districts and shorii have no part in
the race for Superintendent Of public
schools, which should be conducted
on n high plain to conform with the
dignity aud importance Of the office.
II Prof. Ives Is elected Superinten
dent of Public Schools, which he will
be, he will Immediately resign his
position and enter activelyupon the
discharge OF the duties OF that Office
with distinguished ability and fidel
ity. He is a dignifed gentleman Of
the strictest probity, peculiarly we'll
qualified and adapted for the work
and will make a Superintendent Of
Schools that the people oithe county
irrespective Of politics, will be proud
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16

The new game law provides for q
Game Warden OF the state. That 10
a very important Office and one that
should be filled by the very best man
obtainable; q man interested In pre-
serving the game Of the state and
who would conscientiously enforce the
law against illegal hunting, without
fear or favor. We have just such q
man In the person Of our popular and
efficient circuit CLERK, John A. Patter-
son, who Is q skilled hunter, has studi-
cd the habits Of birds and beasts In
their native element and IL also well
acquainted with the methods OF the
pot hunter, and the one who lives by
hunting and fishing throughout the
year. II Mr.. Patterson could be pre-
vailed upon to accept this Office, the
life Of the professional would be made
burdensome for him, and the law
would be 80 enforced that game would
multiply in the state. We know not
II Mr.. Patterson would even consider
such . thing, but We nominate him
asa good man for the place and thus
bring his name to the attention of
Governor Folk. -
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
WinCheII Talks Of Severe Win
ter

New York, March 11.-President
Winchell, OF the Rock Island, is In
New York on q business trip. OF
conditionsin the West, he says: 1--WE
are at last getting the lines clear OF
snow, after the worst month OF win.
ter In my experience as a railroad
man. On the Rock Island we have
had snow as far south as Msriden, Ell
Paso and Dalhart, Tex. We had our
worst blockade in the Pan Handle Of
Texas, where We had to clear the
right Of way with rotary plows, q
thing unheard OF down that way.
We had passenger trains stalled in
the snow for thirty hours. Twenty
and thirty foot cuts on the line were
Allied level. We are beginning to see
daylight, and have hopes that the
end OF this trouble is in sight. The
one comfort in all this snow is that
1t means an abundant supply Of
moisture for the winter wheat CROP,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
Three Slain and Three Wounded
as Result Of Verdict.

Denver, Colo, March 13.-Mad
with rage because OF bis defeat In a
lawsuit In which K ELL the man,
whom he pronounced his bitterest
enemy, was victorious and swearing
vengeance against him and his fam
lily, George Schistler, q teamster,
armed himself with q rife to-day and
started out to do murder. When the
smoke Of battle had cleared away
three persons we're dead, one was
missing and three others lay wound
ed, two at least dangerously.
The dead: K. Fir, Mrs. K. FIJI,
George Schistler. The missing: 4
child OF the Fills Wounded: DR..
Frank Dulin, police surgeon; Capt.
VIM. N. Bohena, acting chief oil
police; Mike Kelly.
SThe wife Of George Schistler ispros.
trated over the affair and may die
from the shock.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
One Prisoner Was Killed.

Hot Springs, Ark, March 18.-Six-
teen prisoners made q desperate ei-
fort to escape from the county Jail at
the breakfast hour this morning.
One Of them, Silas Love, Was shot
dead, and "Dick" Hastings escaped.
Others who secured temporary liberty
were all retaksn. Among the pris.
oners attempting to regain their
freedom was Houston Hooker, sem
fenced to hang for the murder Of Mr..
Atwood, a conductor Of the st. Louis
& Iron Mountain railway.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16

A craven image is not supposed to
smile. but II any power couldpossibly
tempt the sphinx like lips to relax
into mirthiul expression it would
be the solemn editorial declaration
from the Globe Democrat that Sin
many respects this had been the best
Legislature ever gathered at Jefferson
City" Talk OF ruling passions
strong in death(?) But one would
think that even the Globe would at
least walt little time until memory
emoothed the rougher edges OF the
doings OF this freak house, before
making such a declaration. "In
many respects the best legislature,
God save the mark and pity the
memory OF the legislatures that have
gone before. Talk of libel suits-the
members, either collectively or sin
gular, OF any and all previous legis.
latures certainly have right OF action
against the Globe for this greviouf
Islander.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16

The Oregon South Missourian OF
last Thursday makes this mournful
plea for subscription money: Dear
Sir, we take our pen In hand and
want to tell you your subscription
has expired and we need q little
dough. Our paper bill is crowding
US, and rent Is falling due. Our
pocketbook is empty and we don't
know what to do Our office cat has
starved to death, Our wood piles
gone away. The ink kegs almost
out OF ink. The "devil" wants his
pay. 1t SHOWS to beat the blazes,
We can hardly get about, Mygood-
ness Mr.. Delinquent won't you help a
TELLER out.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16

Dave Ragner was arrested here on
the grave charge OF criminally mis-.
treating his daughter, aged about
nine years. Ragner was resident
81 this place some years ago and
married daughter OF Mrs. Dill who
lived in the northwest part OF town.
He moved to the territory where his
wife died leaving three children,
Since her death he moved back to
Greenfield. The little girl against
whom the offense Is alleged to have
been committed is the Oldest. There
are two other children. Ragner Is In
Jail awaiting investigation, -Dade
Co. Advocate.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
Butler EIks to Organize.
Nevada Mail, 10th.

Nevada Mail, 10th.
The Nevada Elks met last night
and number OF the Butler gentle
men who are members OF the Nevada
order were present. The Butler Elks
have been anxious to organize an
order in their own town, but the
population OF the town heretofore
prevented it. 1t seems that no Elk
order can be organized In town
with less than 5000 inhabitants.
The census report gives Butler a pop
ulation OF only $3.50 but the gentle
men here last night state that a
new census shows that Butler has
more than inhabitants. Upon
this statement the Nevada Elks with
drew their protest 80 1t is now up to
the Grand Lodge to say whether
Butler shall or shall not have an Elk
lodge. 1t seems to be the general
opinion that the Grand Lodge will
favor Butler.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
RooseveIt's Wonderful Career.

Washington Post.
What q wonderful career 1t is? A
graduate at %, member Of the lsgis.
lature at 20, delegate at large to
national convention at 26, ranchman
In the far west the same year, beaten
for mayor at %, United States civil
service commissioner at 81, police
commissioner Of New York at 81, as
sistant secretary Of the navy at 80,
Rough Rider at 40, governor Of New
York at Al, vice president Of the
United States at 43, and president
before he was A.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
Asks $500 For Bird Gaze.

Washington, March 14.-Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury Taylor TO-
day telegraphed to Park Commission.
or Aull OF st. Louis, stating that the
Government will sell the bird cage on
the Worlds Fair grounds for ga, 500
to the city Of st. Louis.
This figure is the appraised valua-
ton put on the cage by q commits.
sion OF appraisers. The cage cost
81, 900 to erect.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
Says Kuropatkin Has Resigned

Paris, March ia dispatch to
the Petit Parisien from st. Peters.
burg says the car has received q
dispatch from Gen. Kuropatkin,
stating that be Is exhausted and in.
capable Of continuing the struggle.
He requested to be relieved OF his com.
mand. This dispatch is supposed to
have been sent before the last battle.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
PerryviIIe Man Kills Himself.

Perryville, Mo, March 12.-Fred
Bueckman, who was associated in the
flour milling business here with Judge
W. R. Wilkinson, now q resident OF
st. Louis, has committed suicide here
ty hanging himself to q rafter In bis
barn. Mr.. Bueckman was formerly
Q merchantat Farrar Mo-, but recent
ly removed to Psrryville. There is
no cause assigned for the suicide.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16

One OF the interested parties want
ed to know why THE TINES doesn't
say more about the Butlerpost office
contest. In the first place 1t is not
our fight, and We can be very com,
placent under the circumstances.
The appointment is nearly year OF
and there will be many changes in
that time, the apparent winner now
may be a long way from the goal
then. II the recent action Of the cab
met and the president is correctly
reported, there will be no change, for
no one can say but that Mr.. Welton
has made a faithful and satisfactory
postmaster. However, II any OF the
candidates have any pointers that
would be OF interest to the public the
columns OF The TINES are open.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
Sold Vote For Fifty Cents.

Kansas City, March 13.-W. Il.
Perry, who tried to vote illegally AZ
the recent charter election, pleaded
guilty here to-day and was sentenced
TO two years in the penitentiary.
Perry, who was q circus billposter,
said he had accepted so cents to vote
against the charter.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16

The Kansas City Times is urging
she legislature to elect Francis Marion
Cockrell for Senator and winds up a
strong plea for such action with
Looking solely to the Public Inter.
est. lis there any good argument
arainst that course" We frankly
admit that we know OF none.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16

the greatest foe to
the happiness Of
any household An
anxious, despond.
ent face, . fretful,
complaining voice,
will make every
one uncomfortable.
A woman's nerves
are more truly the
cause of worry than
outside troubles.
The nerves are to
a woman's body the
telegraph system,
which surely warns
her of any trouble
in the fe m inin e
makeup.
DR.. Pierce, dur.
Ing a long period Of
practice, found that
a nrescrinfior made
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16

The House agreed to adjourn
March 21. The Legislature is eating
rabbit at dollar a day now. The
five dollars day limit expired Tues
1ay,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
CHEERFUL WOr1EN.

Dependency Is a thing of evil origin
and evil results. Worry produces nothing
but wrinkles and wretchedness. Let the
reader put up little note on her bureau
on her desk, and at the head Of her bed,
Just two words, DON'T WORRY. Worry ID
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
Butler WEEKLY TIMES.
J. D. ALLEN, EDITOR.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

The WEEKLY TIMEs, published every
Thursday. will be sent to any address
ne wear, postage paid, for SI.oo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16

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r1any years in his private practice he put
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- CANNOT BE CURED.
Backed up by over a third of century
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Sick women, especially those suffering
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correspondence is held as strictly private
and sacredly confidential. Address III.
r v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-03-16
Spring HAS ARRIVED


Also some OF the BEST IMPLEMENTS on earth, and II
you raise good CROP had better call and let
fit you up with the best line the market We handle
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
Anuncio. --TramO nstaIico

Departamento del 14tsrior de PJert
Rico. -Blreso dc O1ras P1bi.
cas-. San Juan, Julio 25 de 1905
FL Bureau de Oorss pdblicas, D.
psrtamsnto del Iaterior dc Puert Ri
GO, reclbira so esta odcina hayta las
10 A. M. Gel dfs 80 de s ,pliembre de
1905, en- cuya fech2 Sc sbEiran l6bli-
cauense, propcslciones en- plieg " cee
rrados, pianos pliegos de condicio
mes para la adjudication en- pd5llca
susasta de las obras de construction.
trasports montsie, solamente las
obras de construcci6n y sntrega en- el
muelle de San Juan, P. R, de un ira.
mo mstflico de 100 1ies 80 48 m. de
lus sobre el Rio Csgu tas, Csguat.
Plano scotado del EN- plaz miento,
peril del trszado, >ndciones y des-
cripcion de la obra SO enouentran de
manifesto en- esta ofclna en lA on-
Gina DEL Engineering News, 220
Broadway, New York.
La Administraci6n Sc reserva ell
derecho de rechszar cualQuiers 10.
das las proposiciones.
Por ordsn del Comisionado del
Interior,
J. J JIMENEZ,
Superintendente de Obrss Pdblica,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
0TRAS NOT|C|AS
Comision de la policfa insu.
lar. I'll doctor don Jose
Vazquez, de Fajardo.
AMERIC0 MARIN

La Comisi6n de la policfa insula
ha recomendado la separation de los
cabos de 10 policla, Luis F. G I'VE, por
conducta incorrecta, y Dionisio Vega,
por abandono en- el serviclo.
Esta maiiana recibimos la visi
ia de nuestro busn amigo el doctor don
Jose Antonio Vazquez, quien SO des
pidi6 de nosotros para su habitual re-
sidencia de Fajardo. Al senior Vaz.
quez le acompafia su distinguida ia.
milia, en- union de la cual pas6 en- es
Ia ciudsd una breve tsmporada.
Les deseamos I'm felfz viaje.
-Ha sido reenganchado por dos
amos en- ell cuerpo de la policfa insular,
ell cabo Jose Segarra Carlo.
-Por imposibilidad flsica, fueron
separa los del institute de Ia guardia
insuar, ell cabo Navldad Rivera Y ell
polcia Amelio Gil Ortiz
-Ha llsgado q San Juan nrestro
qnerido amig ), don Americo Marin,
DO Ponce,
Rsciba nuestro carihoso saludo de
bienvenida.
Sc encuentra en- San Juan, nues-
teo amigo don Pedro CO Aldrey, fiscal
de la Corte de Distrito de Arecioo.
-Anoche regresaron San Juan
varios art'stas de la compafiia de zar.
zuela que actuo hasta hace pJco en- ell
teatro de Mayagdez.
Ell dia 4 de setiembre, saldrS pa :
ra Ponce, q ocupar su puesto de Direc
tor del sAsilo de Ciegos,, de aque la
ciudad, don M. Saldafa.
Han terminado las obras de re L..
que Sc llevaban cabo en- ell
nuevo local que ocupa ell Laboratorio
Qufmico Insular.
Ell Depurativo Raso Ms skharoff
no contiene mercurio, por ESQ no en-.
negrece los dientes, nj provo "a sail.
vscion pertinaz, nj trae perturbacio-
nes en- las funciones del est6mago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31
DESDE CAROLINA
Un dependiente, tratando de
arreglar un revolver, 10 dis
para contra 81 mlsmo.
MUERTE INSTANTANEA

En- la mafiana de hoy, 80, como q
las nueve y cuarto, ha ocurrido aqui
un suceso que lleno de pena & Ia DO.
blaci6n.
Ell joven don Julian Ang er6, de.
pendiente de la casa de comercio que
aqui tiene establecida don F. Sanchez
Osorio, limpiaba 8 examinaba un re-.
volver de los llamados Bulldog, esca.
pindosele un disparo que le produio
la muerie instant inca.
La bala-penetr6 en- el pecho y pa.
rece que fae q aloiarse en- el coraz6n,
pues enseguida SO produio una hemo.
rragia interna, seg1n pudo observarse
por la abundante cantidad de sangre
que manaba por Ia narix y Ia boca.
El ioven Angler6 era dc conducta
intachable. Fisl cumplidor de sus de.
beres, mereci5 siempre la estimaci6a,
de su principal y compaferos, asf CO.
mo del publico que acudfa al estable.
cimiento de que era .depe- -diente.
En- la Corte municipal de este dis
trito, Sc instruyen diligenciss sunaria.
les en- averiguac On de tan sensible
desgracia, habiendose ordenado Que
declaren todos los empleados las
demas personas que SO hallaban pre-
sentes en- el esta ablecimiento.
El cadsver del malograio Auglerd
fue trasladado enseguida q la capilla
del c=menterlo, donde Sc pract.cara la
correspondence autopsia.
Paz los restos del infortunado
joven, y reciban sus dsudos la EXPIRE
sion sincera de nlest. 70 duelo, espe-
cialmente nuestro amigo don Felix
Angler6.
Samtl0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-31

que mandsba el Comandante Werner.
ri 10 de Agoatc, las fragatas Victoria
y Almassa, dsspues de haber bombar.
deado q Almerfa y de amsnszar CON
sus csfi 'nes & Motril porque 90 mega.
ban ambas q entregar dinero & los
sublevados, son detenidas por el cru
cero ingles Ssotsme " el aleman Fyis.
drich Carl, y sus tripulantss desem.
BARBADOS. La odisea cantonal termi.
na ell II de Enero de 1874 con Ia huida
de Contreras & bordo de Ia Nmmancia,
que abarrotada de prssidarios, de in
surgentes, dc mujeres J de niflos 10.
gra forzsr atodo vspor Ia lfnsa de
bloqueo tornado por las fragatas
Victo,'ia y Alamansa, restitufdss al
gobierno espafdol, y por 10 Zarogoza,
reci6a llegada do Am6rics, refpgi2n.
dose en- el puerto de Mars -el-Ksbir,
donde Sc rinde las autoridades fran.
cssas.
De les mas salientes casos de re-
beli6n naval fue el del acorazado pc
ruano HuaScar, declarado & favor do
Pierola on Mayo de 1877, y despues
do reelizsr varios actos de piraterfa
tuvo que sostener combate con los
cruceros ingleses Shah y Amsthyst,
ofreciendo esta lucha la partIculsri.
dad de que, anunqus sin exito, %
lar z6 contra el Huascar 81 primer tor.
pedo Whitehead, emplsado en- las mo.
dernas guerras marftimxs.
En- 1891 ocurre Ia guerra civil de
Chile; casi to la Ia aota de- dichs RI.
pdblics 90 pronuncis en- contra del
Presidente Balmaceds, y el gobierno
legalmente constituido envia contra
los barcos insurrectos los dos avi.os
Condell y Lynch, los que echan q pi.
que el acorazado Blanco.
Por ultimo, en- la rsvoluoi6n del
Brasil, en- 1874, el Aquidaban, decla
RADIO en- rebellion, es torpedeado por
Ia escuadra gubernamental en- 10 ba.
hfa de Santa Cruz llev&ndose al fon.
do del mar $50 hombres.