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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-19

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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-30
The Jury In the case against Doss

The jury In the case against Doss
GalbrHith, charged with leading
thelynching mob at Springfield, Mo
last April, three negroes being burn
ed, disagreed and we're discharged
by the court. The jury stood tenfor
acquittal anv two for conviction.
County Clerk Jno. F. Herrell has,
received the state school money
$11, 161, and for several days has
been busy apportioning the same to
the several districts In the county.
There are S,15S children OF school
age in the county, and the percapita
is $137. =
F. +. Dalton, a substantial look.
ing farmer, purchased OF c. B. Nc.
Farland Tuesday the 100 acre farm
about a mile north OF Butler, known
as the Bud Smallplace, paying SIS. II
an acre. This is q fine farm most OF
the land being In meadow, but every
foot tilable, and the improvements
are good. Mr.. Dalton, THE TINES
extends to you hearty welcome to
Bates.
A. L. Gilmore, Democratic nominee
for assessor OF the county, was call
or at THE TINES Office Saturday.
Mr.. Gilmore has besn assisting Asses
sor W. M. Hsrdingner In assessing
the county, and has completed the
assessment OF the following town.
ships: Mingo, Grand River, Spruce,
Deepwater and Hudson, and this
week will complete Rockville, and the
followi No week will assess Prairie.
The editor OF the St. Clair County
Democrat, who returned last week
from a little "outing" In Colorado,
expresses himself thusly: Leaving
Colorado Springs and travelling SOC
miles in this direction over prairie
dog towns and corn knee high to 9
duck, 1t is good to be once again ii
Gods country even, II there is somt
danger OF getting lost in the corr
lelds."
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-30

|. M. Kretzlnger, Of Montrose, &C.
companied by Miss Stark, was a
pleasant caller.
F. l.. Whistler adds his name to
the rapidly growing list OF subscrib-
ers Of THE TINES.
The foundation is being rapidly
laid for the new S75, 900 court house
In Vernon county.
A potato vine grown IN the garden
OF Jas. Wallace, and trained on a
pole, grew to heighth o.. $ feet and
6 inches.
Janitor Pollock is to be congratu.
lated for the splendid condition in
which he has put the court yard for
the reception OF the cid settlers.
John F. Ludwick left Sunday for
Florence, Colorado, on a business
trip, and will be absent about week.
He was accompanied by Ludwick
Graves, son OF Judge Graves, who is
suffering from a slight attack Of
asthma, and 1t Is hoped that a little
outing in Colorado will benefit him.
Charles Briscoe, residing near Eos.
ter, was given a surprise birthday
dinner by his neighhors Wednesday
of last week, it being his fiity,ninth
anniversary. Mr.. Briscoe was in the
field blowing for wheat, and was
totally unaware OF the welcome that
awaited him on his return to the
house at the noon hour. In addi.
tion to a magnificent dinner, Uncle
Charlie was presented with a hand.
some suit OF clothes by his children.
The table set was about IS feet long
and loaded with good things from
end to end, ITO persons being enter
tanned and q most excellent time was
had. Mr.. Briscoe has been resident
OF the county since 1859; and it is
only necessary to. refer to the above
incident as testimony to the high es-
TEEN, he and his family are held In
the community In which they live.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-30
,ewis Radiord left Monday noon

LOWS hdQlOru iels MONDAY NOON
for Fl. Scott, Kansas. 1t Is his pur-
pose to buy some choice livery
horses down there, for use In his
barn here.
The new switch board for the Rein
heimer telephone office was lost In
transit and has not yet arrived.
Since free service has been allowed
with the country lines, Mr.. Rein
heimer finds his force at the switch
board In Butler insufficient to handle
the business, and two more operators
will be added to look after the coun-
try lines.
Wesley Black, clerk at Bennett
Wheelers, went in search OF girl by
writing his name on an egg while
packing them for shipmentan heard
from the egg the other day from Long
Island City, New York. In taking
the eggs from the case the young
lady, or old maid, or widow, which
ever she be, found the marked egg
and Immediately sat down and
wrote Wesley a sweet and loving
epistle, giving her address as Mics
Lareta Melvin, a pretty name, but
she failed to enclose her photo. You
know we Missourians have to be
shown and Wesley Is native.
The brigade OF Missouri troops to
Fl. Riley, consisting OF the Second,
Third and Fourth regiments, under
command OF General Harvey Clark,
started on special trains Saturday
night for the msneuver camp at Fl
Riley, Kansas. The men are equip
ped exactly as the regulars, baggage
horses and provisions. At the ma
newer camp the troops are camped
with the regulars, and will partici
pate with them in the various exer
cises, which will be carried on exact
ly a. II the troops we're In regular
! campaign in q hostile country. Th'
: Second regiment special was JOINED
> at Butler Saturday night by Compa
. ny B. fifty men strong under com
mand OF Captain Jochin E. Harpe
0 and Lieutenants Arthur Duvall ant
Orville Stansbury.
!, The remains Of Roy Phillips, VIII
! died In Joplin, Mo-, Friday morning
OF typhoid lever, accompanied by hi
father, mother and vile, we're brough
; to Butler for interment In Oak HI
. cemetery Saturday. The funeral sel
J, vices were conducted from the Obi
+ street N. e. Church, Rev. j. AIRING
ton Barker officiating, and va
: largely attended. Deceased was 70
Q number Of years an employe Of th
q Bennett Wheeler Nero. Co., and on
l. OF respect this establishment va
. closed for the funeral, and the youn
= men (clerks In the store) With whoI
y Roy associated go many years acte
a. pall bearers. Roy Was q son I
o Judge and Mrs. j. c. Phillips, iormt
n residents Of Summit township, th
} county. He was 26 years Of sg'
z married to Miss Ruby Goodwin,
) this city, and the wife and one chil
It survive, and in this double Athletic
y Of Mrs. Phillips, the death Of her hu
. band and she very serious Illness
! hsr mother the sympathy Of I'd
. community IL extended. BE was
l. msnbsr q the Knights and Ladi
b d 6scurity lodge end carried
pcl15 ~ =. 900.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Levy have re.
turned from st. Louis.
Rich Hill has walked up to the nee.
essity Of good sidewalks. Better
late than never.
Fred T. Davis and two sons, OF
Memphis, Tenn, are visiting Mrs. A.
L. Pipes on Route 8.
George Greer, a we'll known sport
ing man OF Nevada, Mo-, was arrest
ed for cashing a worthless check at
lola, Kansas.
Our good subscriber friend D. b.
Swezy, OF Pleasant Gap township,
attending old settlers day, called on
The TINES and renewed.
Tas LaFollett, OF Sloan Springs,
spent Monday on q visit TO relatives
and friends. Tsz is cashisr oia bank
at the springs, and Is doing nicely.
George Frank was around Monday
getting names to the petition to be
forwarded to Washington asking
that free delivery be granted Butler.
A horse stepping on theioot Of the
eight-year.old son Of N. A. Glove.
land, Of Nevada made necessary the
amputation Of two toes on the right
foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Stair, Of Har
risonville and Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Lyons, Of Drexel, Cass county, an
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. g. e
Gable.
Miss Mable Arm old, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs.. W. N. Arnold, LETT Sat
urday for Miami, Texas, where shl
has q position 10 the store Of Jas
Wimsat.
We we're sorry to learn that Geo
Palm, living southeast Of town nv'
or six miles, had the misfortune X
lose his fine Psrcheron stallion SAT
urday. BE was 9 valuable animal.
Rev. R. W. Lilly, Of Tsnpsases
preached Sunday morning and even
ling in the Christian church two mos
i exosllsnt and interesting sermon
and was greeted BY large cpngrsga
lions.
County Clerk John F. Herrell !
now busy putting on record The p
pers, relating % the drainags cana
.litisa bIg Job, and ~ work con
IpIsts xili require = - 300 -
op Inne1 5. 81 Is. g. 8
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-30

! Seed rye at the Peoples Elevator
komnsuv. 424t
q The fair is on at Rich Hill this
eek.
Nv. s. Griffith was taken suddenly
Saturday morning.
bbert Smith is of on a vacation
dorado.
"A. Trimble spent a few days in
- City on business.
vantrees and family have
\ 8 to Deerfield, Mo on visit.
q ka Fowler, OF Fl. Scott, Is visit
z relatives and friends In the coun-
~.
Rev. Asa W. Barnett, Of Marshall,
Mo-, Preached at the C. P. church
Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Dalton is reported to be
butte sick at the home OF her mother,
IRE. Hulse.
|IRL sWANTED-For general house
ork good wages. Apply to Joe
east side square.
is. ". Davis, wife ofthe editor
Democrat, LETT Saturday for q
Nth friends in Kansas City and
Ala.
10 salss Of western horses In But.
saturday hvsned up things about
bwo led yards, where the salei
hold.
]. Arlington Barker, Of THU
Nill lecture IN the N. q. Church
June October 4th, says the Tele
i. ]. E. Lingenielter, Of Kansas
Who has bssn making her siste'
q J. B. Davis . visit. returned
- Monday.
n 1ostofhcs at Troy, No., ws'
ikissd Sunday. and d, 600 u
= IA stamps we're taken. Tn
J Id their escape on . rail
plnetseess completed tibet
oathD pcond floor Of the ne'
fatli16 and Monday begs'
- = : oroand or flrst story Q
G| tpilesk lsaitor 81 cour
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-27
CHECK UPON BIDS
Secretary 5onapsrte Gets Government,
Yards to Bid Upon Two Big
5attleships.

Wa hington. June 2G.-As a check
upon the bids opened lat Saturday
for the construction Of the 10000 ton
haitlcships South Carolina and Michi
gan, Secretary Bonaparte has secure
estimates for the construction Of such
ships from the New York and Mare
Island Yards. Mare Island considerably
underbid. the New York yard. not
withs anding that congress has mere
tofore had TO allow a diferentiaI of
four per cent in favor Of the Cali
fornia builders 10 nice: the increased
cot Of structural steel on the coast.
The Mare Island bid for each shin was
S365GI73 and New York S4o7s.64s.
While the lowest 81 these IS a little
moe than $1,000 in excess q The
lowe bid from private snip building
concerns. f. is still considerably below
Tie majority Of such bids.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-27
.LANSDEN|SELECTED
AS TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY OF
r. G.. CREELMAN LUMBER
& MFG. co.
Result Of Meeting Held BY Creditors
In ranville On Tuesday-Many
Prominent Attorneys Were
Present.

Danyille. June ga meeting of Tho
creditors Of the + Fl Creelman Lum
Der & Manufacturing Co., was heC
here today in the federal court for the
purpose of examining the bankrupt
and other witnesses, to receive report.
from Receiver ID. s. Lansden of Cairo
and the election OF trustee in bank.
ruptcy which resulted in the selection
of d. s. Lansden
This is the company that recently
failed for half a million dollars. The
assets, it is said. are 100000. The
company owned 10000 acres of timber
and strip land in four southern states
1t will be recalled that when the petit
tion was filed in the court here the
Bank of America in Chicago closed
Creelman. head of the company, was
one of the directors of the bank and
a heavy borrower.
The principal place of business Of
the corporation was Cairo, where big
lumber concerns were con
Quoted
Many prominent attorneys were
present at the meeting. Among them
are w. T. Hart of New Orleans, Clar
ence f. Darrow Of Chicago, II. E..
Vaughn of Chicago. W D. Washburn
Of Chicago, j A Rabb of Evergreen,
Ala, David S. Lansden or Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-27

II Isn't much of triumph to make a
silly boy begin to SHUTTER and STAN
mer, but when It's man with
strange, heavy-lidded, magnetic eyes,
and the chest Of a Morse king'-why,
that's quite another matter!
'l-er-~l-~er--wa Just looking round
to Sec"
ITO see the does?" interrupted,
thinking 1t would be tactful and WON.
AMY to help him out.
Yes" he answered, looking right
and left, as If he was afraid some one
would come along and disturb us.
They are the new lot, aren't they?"
"Of course they are" said. nod
ding towards the stables just as Ton!
how | would have loved 10 shake my
passee relatiyel Erica came along from
the little door In the wall which leads
from the grounds!
"Oh! you are here?" she said, with
q silly little giggle dixie sixpence rat
ting in glass; that is so absurd In
woman of her age.
oh, yes, we are here" | answered,
In tone that am sure must have
maze her seem particularly foolish.
Thcn we all waited without saying
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-27
Fortniqhtly Club.

A most interesting program was
presented by the Fortnightly club,
which met yesterday afternoon al the
home Of Mrs b. r ThistlewOod. The
musicale was given by The violinists
of the club, Misses Maude and Grace
Sutherland and Mrs Profilet accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs. Thistle.
wood. The program follows;
Violin solo, lie Deluge. Saint Saeus
Miss Maude Switzerland
Duet, Pastorale, Goddard Misses
Maude and Grace Sutherland.
Violin solo, Sonata. Weber-Mrs.
Violin solo, Romance. Weiniawski-z
Miss Grace Sutherland.
Violin solo, Canzonatta, Goddard
Miss Grace Sutherland.
The next meeting will be held with
Miss Bessie Turner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-27
WILL Be STOPPED.
DESTRUCTIVE WORK OF MlSSiS.
SlPPi RIVER ON BANK ABOVE
CAIRO.
Not Dangerous Now But Attention of
River Improvement Officials VIII
Be Directed to II at
Once.

! Report was brought to the city yes
terday that the Mississippi river was
doing damage to the bank on this side
| at point a mile or two above this
city, about opposite Davis junction.
| 1t appears that when some years ago
the revetment work was done on the
bank at Beech Ridge the current of
the river was thrown over TO the Mis-
souri, shore. Since then about a year
Iago similar work was done on the Mis-
souri, bank and now the current has
been thrown back 10 this shore below
The Beech Ridge work and Is making
abrasions in the bank quite rapidly.
Wharfmaster McHale, who is fam
iliar with the conditions at that point
states that the rivers work is in
made" land. That is, after the Beech
Ridge work by the government the
river deposited ground below it and
many acres of new land was formed
against the old bank 1t will be some
time before the abrasion now going on
will carry away this new bank and
reach the old The old bank has
stone revetment says Mr.. McHale and
when the river reaches that its work
will be checked Hence no alarm
need be felt for the present.
However, the rivers encroachment
must be stopped and ii is well that
timely steps are taken to this end, for
one can not tell where it will stop il
not given attention. The river has lit.
lie respect sometimes for revetments. |
Having this in view President Smith. !
If the Cairo & Thebes railroad I
brought the matter TO The notice of +
Col. Vance last night and that gentle I
nan promised to take il up at once /
with the proper authorities In Wash +
ng, urging al the same time thar the
attention of Congressman Smith be
,alled 10 it,
Col. Vance says he believes there Is
IN appropriation made by congress
which is available for emergency work
md that the proper officials can be
PREVAILED upon to use it at the poiat
Indicated
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-27
Birthday Surprise.

A most pleasant surprise party was
rendered Festus Barter last evening
by several of his friends commemo-
rative of his birthday. The social func-
ton was held at his home on Fiji
teenth street and Commercial avenue.
Euchre was INDUCED in and prizes
awarded to Miss Edith Hodge. Harry
Dilts and Earle Lesley Mr., Barter
was esented with a beautiful UNI
brella by his friends. Among those
present We're Misses Tess Carroll,
Anna Stapleton Edith Hodge, Daisy
Hodge, Ella Dolan Maude Dacres,
Reta German, De's Hyde, Rose
Greaney. Abbie Williams. Julia Keane.
Messrs. VIII Milne. Harry Dilts. Fred
Steinhouse, VIII Davis. Ed Valdez.
Earle Lesley, Miles Lesley. Harry
Hudson and Festus Barter
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-27
Raeth Day Nuptials.

81, Josephs church was yesterday
morning at 4 O'Clock the scene of a
celebration, an unusual surprise in
the form of wedding ceremony,
being held there at that hour II was
the marriage of Joseph Raeth and
Mrs. Agatha Day and was attended by
all the solemnity of the Solemn High
Mass Father Gillen wao officiated at
the ceremony, was ceiebrant, Father
Engel was deacon and Father Martin
was sub-deason. The church choir. of
which Mr.. Raeth is a valued member
was pres emf 10 chant mass The couple
left at 500 a m. for S. LOnis to
spend their honeymoon On their re.
turn they will reside at HOS Poplar
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-27
look EerrYboat Trip.

Miss Martha Halliday entertained
the members of the Wednesday Card
club complimentary to Miss Ann
Trigg of Kansas City, Monday after
noon in most pleasant and unique
manner. by taking them for trip ON
the ferryboat Three States.
There We're about eighteen ladies in
the party. which left here on The 4
O'Clock trip returning at p. IN.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Blow of Lou svilIe, Ky, Miss
Mabel Lancaster and her guest, Mrs
Langan. and Mrs. Evans of Poplar
Bluff. Mo, who is the guest of Mrs.
Albert +. Staehle
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-27
Automobile and River.

The Pittsburg Gazette says: The
hrst time that an automobile truck
ever successfully operated on the
steep wharf incline was yesterday. p.
DHn a. Sons recently purchased a
freight truck and yesterday the com
pany started 10 convey the contents
OF a model barge of molasses 10 the
warehouse OF the company. The aver.
erage load was about ten barrels. each
weighing $50 pounds. the machine
thereby carrying about three tons up
the steep incline, % per cent grade.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-27
Dance at PARK.

A very pleasant dance wa given by
the members Of the Tuesday Evening
Dancing club last night ar ST. Mary's
park. Several members of the Alex
ander club were also in attendance. II
is announced however that this is TO
be the last of the Tuesday evening
dances given by thi. club owing 10
the small attendance. Among those
who we're present last night were
Misses Grace Edmunds Emma
OBricn, Esther Stapleton. Erma Win
ter Joe Winter Quin1ara Jones. Ian
~ine Walker. Ethel Charles. Annlce
Foster. June Wright. Hazel Lane
Leila Wilson: Messrs Gilbert Casey.
A. w. Griffin, Phil Fitzgerald. Morton
Yale. Horton Crehan. Jim Georga.
OLoughlin. Claude RobeIts. John
Ladd. Grin Rule. Carl Theis. Leonard
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
B Huette. Jr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-27
TRANSFERS
But Two Deeds Filed for Record in
Office Of Circuit Clerk Davis
Yesterday.

Two deeds were flied for record in
Circuit Clerk Davis Office yesterday
as follows.
Seth W. Morton ct NV. to Oaelr T.
Tamms, quit claim ceei To- five lot
m the village Of Tamms. Considela-
tion 1892.
Samuel Null q ny. 70 Olive Siva
quit claim deed for lots &C and 81.
block -. first addition 10 the els of
Cairo. Cons Liberation 500.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-27
NEW WORLDS RECORD.

New York. June 2G.-Alex Shields
Halifax carrying 1l9 pounds with
Jockey Shaw up made a new worlds
record for seven furlongs on a circr-
lar track when he won the Swift s,ak.
IS at sheephead bay today. He stem.
ped the d stance in 1:24 Is: which Is
one-fifth Of a second faster than Mus.
heteer's time made at Saratoga in 1902
and Aeronaut's line made this year at
Belmont Park.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-27
sTickNEY STANDS PAT.

81. Paul. MINI. June ga deia.
cation Of officials representing a num-
Der Of western grai- men operating
between Chicago and The Missouri
rivsf called on President St-csnev of
Che Great Weston today. urgi-g him
% withdraw what they called a reduc.
ton in grain rates. SiicIney refused
10 recede from the pos ton he took
last week when be ordered the eIeve-
Tor rebate discontinued.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-06-27
RECEIVES BIG AMOUNTS.

Chicago. Ill.,, June 2G.-Mrs Ethel
Field Beatty daughter of the late Mar
shall Field will receive stocks and
bonds TO the value Of 1876. GOO by a
decree entered today by Judge Walker
IN the superior court. In the contest
made by Mrs. Beatty it was shown
that some months before his death
Field told his daughter be intended TO
turn the stock over 10 her. When ne
deposited the securities with the
United States Trust Company Of New
York he left with them a memoran.
dun that hey belonged 10 hi- dangh.
ter.