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That Is How the Rider Of Aloha
Won a Good Race at Gar
field Park.
(NirRe dor Was the Favorite, but
Only Came Out IN Third
Place.
miles City People Preparing for the Meet
anc-Races ut Sheepshead Bay-Tho
Record Of the Ball Clubs.

! CH1cAao, Sept. 12.-The feature of the
Hay at Garfield park Was the finish in the
Fourth race, mile and quarter. Virge
Ed' Or was strong favorite at four to tive,
gwhile tho California cracks, Aloha and
EGuido. were next in demand. The entire
Held ran we'll bunched for mile. when
RVirge dor showed in front, followed by
fGuido and Aloha. sixteenth from the
wire the three were on even terms, the
Eriders plying whip and spur unmsrcfully.
6loan fairly lifted Aloha forward and
FLASHED in the winner by half length,
while Guido beat Virge dor short nose
Efor second place. The time, 2:1O, was re-
Emnrkable considering the soft condition OF
#the track.
Seven furlongs-Fan King won, Cyrus
second, Zeke HARDY third. Time, 1904.
One mile-Mary MCGOWAN won, Royai
Flush second, Falerna third. Time, 1:44ss4.
Five furlongs-Coverton won. Alturns
second. Jim Murphy third. Time, LOB.
Mile and quarter-Aloha won, Guido
second, Virgo dor third. Time, 2:lO.
Five furlongs-Gov. Porter won, First
Day second, Cruikshank third. Time,
1:O3M.
Five furlongs-Little Rock won, Corinne
second, Townsend third. Time, 1:03M. Il
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FATHER KELLY's DENIAL.
The Priest Says Miss Ava's Story IL Al.
most Too Absurd to Notice.

The Priest Says Miss Ava's Story IL AL
most Too Absurd to Notice.
Chicago, Sept. 12.-Father Kelly, of the
church on Twelfth street, who Miss Ava
accuses of completely in her abduction.
said to a reporter in reply to her story. that
it was almost too absurd to talk about. he
said the woman claimed to be Catholic;
that she talked about her scheme for the
reformation Of destitute and fallen women,
and that she had a large estate in England
and a share in Mackay's mines. Father
Kelly was asked about her having property
in the hands of the Catholic church. He
said she had never mentioned such thing,
but spoke of having enormous wealth OF
her own. The priest was shown picture
Of Dis Debar. and he said it bore striking
resemblance to Miss Ava.
The chief of detectives here to-day re-
ceived telegram fsom Inspector Byrnes,
Of New York, stating that the present
whel eaborts of Miss Dis Debar are un-
known. The inspector also says from the
description given of Miss Ava he believes
she is mono other than Dis Debat.
"She said she had been nun. She
struck me-" said Father Kelly, ''asabeing Il
remarkable character. After once hearing
her talk you would never forget her. She
could converse on any my, suhlees,s' srass ana her
He saws he has witness who saw Miss
Ava enter the church from side door and
pass Immediately out at the front, carry
ing bag, in which were her money and
Jewels. Another person saw her getting
into carriage waiting around the corner
and drive away.
Chief of Police McClaughey this after-
noon received telegram from Inspector
Byrnes of New York, giving description
Of Dis debar. which corresponds to Miss
Aya's description even to scar on the
| cheek.
A cut of Dis dehar, with hat and cloth
ing changed with pen and ink to corre-
spond to those worn by Miss Ava, was
shown to Father Fitzgerald, Mrs. Bolton
and others. All unhesitatinaly pronounced
| it Il good likeness of Ava. Further proof
Of identity is found in the fact that we'll
known gentleman met Dis debar not long
ago ana warned her against trying any
confidence games in Chicago. This infor-
nation comes from Mrs. Bolton, who says
she ia not yet at liberty to disclose all the
details.
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TOUR OF THE DEMOCRATS.

Tho Helena Visitors Are Due to Leave
Washington To Day for the West.
WAsHIN aToN, sept. 1.-THE tour OF sew
eral prominent democrats to the Pacific
coast, which will begin tomorrow, is new
departure in the way of campaigning. The
nominal object of the journey is to attend
the second annual convention Of the demo-
cratic societies of the state of Washington,
which will be held at Spokane. 1t is hheir
purpose, however, to do active cam
paign work all along their route, which
will include large part of the northwest
and the far west, finally closing with a
weeks participation in the campaign in
Iowa. They will leave this city tomorrow
on the Baltimore IL Ohio and make their
first stop at st. Paul on the 18th. The
party consists of Senator Faulkner, Gen
eral Black, president of the National Asso-
citation Of Democratic clubs, Representative
Bynum, Ex-Representative McAdoo,
James M. Beck, of Philadelphia, and
National Association of Democratic clubs.
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DETERMINED TO KILL.
Tho Terrible Experience = Kansas City
5y Man Ia Having.

38 Man II Having.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Sept. 12.-Another
chapter in the Juvenal case was written to-
day when DIR. Boyle recorded tho death OF
Mrs. j. M. Jnvenal. from nrsenical poison
ing. The married life of J. N. Juvenal has
been stormy ono. He first married Miss
Margaret Foucee, OF Kusset. Kans. After
eight years she got a divorce. when Juyenhl
became engaged to be married to Miss
Mile Pfefman, Of this place. He Tilted
her and married Mrs. Anne Baker, divorced
woman. Soon afterwerd JnyenaPs house
was blown up with dynamite, he and wife
barely escaping death. Miss Pfefman was
arrested for the crime. and the case against
her Is still pending. Last Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Juvenal spent the day away from
home, returning Monday. They drank
water from All ice cooler. and were both i'm
msdiately taken i'll. They did not suspect
poisoning, however. and medical assistance
revived them. Tuesday they ate some
cakes made from mixed meal, and again
both we're taken violentlyill. Investigation
showed that nearly everything edible u the
house had been mixed with arsenic. From
the effects Of the illness Mrs. Juvenal never
recovered, dying this morning at two
O'Clock. Juvenai recovered. Much mys-
terry surrounds the case.
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THE LUCKY RIFLEM EN-.
Soldier Boys Who Won = Place In tho
Army Team.

Soldier Boys Who Won Place In tho
Army Team.
CHICAGO. Sept. IA drizzling rain fell
most Of the forenoon at Fort Sheridan. 1t
was the last days skirmishine for the in
fantrymsn, and also their last in the COM
petitions Sergt. Morwin, 4 company.
Fifteenth infantry, made the phenomenal
score of 148 in his morning run, the best
ever made on this range, and probably wins
for Merwin the James a. Kirk purse Of $50.
The struggle for IL berth on the army rifle
team was stubbornly contested by thirty
five infantrymen that stroye to % members MEMBER.
of the fortunate ten, and 1t IS thought
this brought out better shooting than has
been done At a ny previous contest. Among
the distinguished men the fight was not SO
intense, it being generally conceded that
Sergt. Merwin would carry ott the gold
medal, while the two silver ones would fall
to serg. Davis and Corporal sWeinhart,
forging ahoad into the second or third
place. James has been in tho army thirty
one years and is quite an old man, but still
shoots we'll and rounded up his work BY
finishing fourth among the distinguished
rihenen.
In tho afternoon Sergeant Merwin addee
another 1856 points to his score, rDaklnehlI
ayosa aye for the day 14l, and firmly estab
fishing himself at the head of distinguished
ritiemen with total score of $40. Strgean
Davis, b company, Sixteenth infantry, cam
second with score OF 556, and Corpora
Sweinhart. ID company, Twenty second in
fantry, third, with 548 points. Among tn
contestants for places on the rifle team
Sergeant Rose, A company, Eighteenth in
| iantry, scored 1856, making his total TO
four days 549, but eight points less than Tn
| hichest score ever made with the rifle
Sergeant Powell has second place on th
team with 5S3 points. The run that cause
the most surprise was Lieut.. OBrien's, 10
points, which together with his score of II
| in the forenoon made his average for til
day l3o. Thursday O'Brien ranked thirty
| Il! st among the rifle team men. To-n1Rh
when he frel his last shot he was seventh
had place on the team with silver medal
and had 80 far won two gold medals, Chicag
Herald medal, offered to tho commissions
officer making the highest total skirnis
score and the Shirley medal to the office
making the highest single skirmlsh run. l
is not expected any of the cavalry officer
to shoot Monday will serlousl
endanger O'Brien's chances. ssrat
Rose will, in ell probability, be $50
richer than whom he came. fror
Texas, with the Chicago Herald and Trib
une purses of 800 each for the hiRhea
scores at known distances and skirmis
firing. The army rife team for the ensuin
year will be as follows: sergt. F. Rose. 81
points; Seret. Il. ID. Powell, 5S3; Corpors
j. Chalen, 474; Sergt. M. Gray, 569; Lieut.
+. d. Ramsey 56S; sergt. j. M. MAYER, 56.
Lieut.. M. j. O'Brien, 556; Lieut.. Q. Gel
borot, 552. These get gold medals; tn
| othara Rllyar
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FUN AHEAD IN QUEBEC.

The Cabinet Scandals Across the Line Have
Now Reached a Critical Stage.
New YORK, Sept. IA Montreal special
saws: Matters have reached crisis In
Quebec over the Bale des Chaleurs railroad
scandal, and serious split has occurred in
the cabinet Lieut.. Gov. AnRers desires
that royal commission of judges be ap-
pointed to Investigate the charges against
the ministers. In this view he is supported
by the treasurer, commissioner of public
works, and president of the council. The
attorney general. provincial secretary, and
commissioner of crown lands oppose thls
view. and are determined to fight. Arthur
Bower. the other member of the cabinet,
has resigned, but his resignation has not
been accepted The fight promises to be
lively and will probably be carried to the
legislnture
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Want the Investigation Pushed.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Ihat there may
be no delay in the official investigation Of
the keystone bank, the citizens. committee
has forwarded to the secretary of the
treasury communicat'on Notifying NM
that they would advance any reasonable
amount required to meet the expenses OF
the government experts until congress- may
mako an appropriation for their reimburse
,aVt
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CALL FOR A MEETING.
A State Association Of Democratic Clubs
to he usld September FL.

A State Association of Democratic Clubs
to he Held September FL.
GRHAT FALLS, Sept. 12.-[Special. Hon.
T. E. Collins has issued tho following for
NAL call: IA Eneetina is hereby called, to
be held in Helena, Monday, September 2l
1881, at two p. m. for the purpose Of or
ganizing state association of Democratic
clubs. All clubs organized during the
campaign of 1890. as we'll A. those recently
formed, are requested to send delegates.
and where practicable, to attend in botiy.
The chairman of each county central COM
rnittee s requested to appoint fvo or more
delegates from this county. general
invitation is extended to members OF tht
party in sll parts of the state to be present
The railroads entering Helena have granted
the usual round trip rate Of one and one.
fifth fare TO those holding credentials from
the secretary Of the convention"
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FELL FIFTY FEET.

Terrible Death of Number of I4aborers In
Pennsylvania.
SAnTsDuRa, Pa. Sept. IA terrible acci'
dent occurred last night at the railroad
bridge. The swinging scaffold under ths
bridge was crowded with nine workmen,
who were about quitting. when the ropes
broke, preoipitating the entire party ints
the river bed, fifty feet below. The rivel
was very low and the men fell n con.
fnsed mass on the sharp stones. Four OF
them were fatally iniu ed, while the rest
we're more or less bruised. Those fatally
injured were: J. G. Repergle, s. W. Rees,
". d. Wilson, Geo. Flemming. JAS. Cum
ningham was badly injured, but not fatally.
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Killed His Daughter.

LINCOLN. Neb., Sept. PA Journal spe-
cial from Wilsonville Neb., tells of a
double tragedy at Lyle, Kan, Thursday
last. John Sarrick and wife separated
some time ago. The husband was jealous
of the wife. The latter was given the GUS
tody OF their seven-year old daughter. Sor-
rick finally became despondent and, going
to neighbours whore his wife was, the two
became involved in a bitter quarrel. Sor-
rick finally fatally shot their daughter, then
killed himself.
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BASE BALL.

Tho Homo Club MentIoned First In the
Record Here Printed.
ASSOCIATION CLUBS.
st. Louis 8. Boston l.
Columbus 18, Athletics 5.
Milwaukee 10. Washington A.
Louisville Z, Baltimore /.
LEAGUE CLUBS.
= New York 6, Cleveland 2; second game,
New York Z, Cleveland 8.
Philadelphia 2, Chicago3.
Boston 8. Cincinnati 0.
Brooklyn 8. Pittsburg 10; second game
Brooklyn 6, Pittsburg8. 8.
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Elks at Great Falls.

GREAT FALLS, Sept. 12.-tSpecial. IN
grand banquet was gwen at the Park hotel
this evening, by the new order of Elks in-
stituted in this city. Eloquent responsess
to toasts on variety of subjects were made
and merry time passed. Tho Helena Wis.,
itors are delighted with their reception and
the hospitality accorded them by theft
Great Falls brethren. i
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ByRNEs DOES NOT AGREE.

The Detective Says Dis de liar and Ava's
Description DO not Tally.
New York, Sept. 1.-The acting superin-
tendent of police declines to discuss the
stories from Chicago concerning tho proba-
bio discovery of the famous spook prisstess
Dis do Bar in the person of the So called
Vera Ava. The chief Of the detective
force, By.nes, asked if he thought the Chi
capo. Cincinnati woman and Dis do Bar
were one and the same, said II don't
think they ara IL the description telegraph
ea is correct" and that was all he would
| say,
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THIS WAS A DUEL.
New York Farmers Settle Their Differences
~ on the Field of Honor.

New York Farmers Settle Their Differences
on the Field of Honor.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. IA duel was
fought here day or two ago by Jesse
Moore, of Berrien county, and r. P.
Fletcher, of Irwin county, from the effects
of which Moore has just died. There has
been bad blood between the two men fol
some tirpe, and they recently met. each ac-
companied by friend. and agreed to fight
with their fists. After few rounds theil
hatred Of each other became too intense to
be satisfied with such mild methods, and
they drew their revolvers. When five shot.
had been exchanged Moore fell :nortally
wounded. Fletcher was also wounded, hu
not seriously. and fled the state without de
lay. He has not been apprehended.
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The Miles City MO citing,

MILES Cry. Sept. Especial. l-Horses
are working daily at the trsck preparing
for the fall meeting of the Custer County
Horse Fair and Sales association, which be-
gins Sept. Is. Entries close the 10th.
Some of those entered are:
Three minute class, $150-Little Skip,
J. r. Mckay, William l.. Ryan and Merrill;
Stoner, s. NJ. Mills; Volunteer Patchen, d.
Cavanaugh.
FREQ for all. $35o-Topeka. F. French;
Onward Lee d King; Forester Bay. J. r.
Mckay; Commodore, w. d. Randall.
$50 GLASS, $2o0-Topeka, +. French;
Nightshade, I'll. Helms; Onward, Lee d
King; Commodore, w. d. Randall.
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LOVES FAST HORSES.

Parson Arney CoMbed Down by Methodist,
Bishop Newman.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. 12.-Tht
Michigan conference spent most of the
forenoon with the case of Rev. j. w. Arney,
of Saranac, the pastor with decided pro-
cliyities for fast horses. The committee
appointed to investigate reported that
"Brother'' Arney had not lived up to the
promises made at Muskegon wear ago and
recommended that he be disciplined. Arney
was then called before Bishop Newman,
who proceeded to admonish him, in quite
foroeful language, that his conduct had
not been at all pleasing the past year, and
that unless he curhed his passion for rae
ing, he would be asked for his parchment.
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Notified All tho lsanhs.

New York, Sept. 12.--The counsel for
Joseph A. Davidson obtained IN attach
ment against the Mexican National Rail-
way company upon claim for SlO5,9O0
The company has $4,000 in either the City
National bank or the Western National
bank. As thero may bo deposits in others
the sheriff served a notice Of attachment on
all the banks in the city.
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HE Is A BAD MAN.

VIM. La.r,pstrop, of Chicago, Proves to BE
Professional Wife Shooter.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-This afternoon VIM.
Lampstrop, aged GO, attempted to murder
his wife. He shot her, inficting probably
fatal injuries, and then killed himself with
the same weapon. Because Of his abuse and
failure to support her, the wife had deter
mined to secure divorce. The announce
ment of this was followed by the shooting.
A few years ago Lampstrop shot and pain
fully wounded former wife, who had OBJ
tained divorce.
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Fatal Political Quarrel.

JuLEsBuRa, COL, Sept. 12.-Ex-Sherif w.
FL. Wallace and j. H. Russell were oandi-
dates before the republican county conven-
ton to-day for the shrievalty nomination.
Russell was successful. He and Wallace
afterwards quarrelod and Russell kicked
Wallace in the stomach. Tonight the ex-
sheriff is not expected to live.
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II Surnrised jeffrey.

Cn1oAao, Sept. 12.-E. II. jeffrey to-day
said the dispatch from Denver to the effect
that he is to succeed Moffntt an president OF
tho Denver N Rio Grande, was the first
announcement he has had OF his new posi-
t,on. Jeffrey IL going west with President
Manve, OF the Atohison road. TO atbitrhte
soms differences between that company end
the Rio Ggande.
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Food for the sharlss.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 12.-Captain Spring,
OF the schooner Gensral Banning, which ar
rived hero yesterday from Clints Island
with cargo of cocoanuts, reports that
while loading his cargo the vessel was TWICE
blown out to sea by severe storms. On
ench occasion 100 natives were on board
and they hurried ashore in cnnoes., The
second tmo several oanoes UPSET and eight
of the occupants were KILLED by sharks.
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John Daly's Loss.

NEW York. Sent. ia local paper says
that John DAILY. king of the gambling house
keepers, has been robbed of $4,000 by one
Of his intimate friends. so far as can be
learned the money was taken from safe
i'll Days private quarters in West twenty
ninth 1trt ct,
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A Smart chin Aman.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 12.-It is learned at
the office of the commissioner OF INTERNAL
revenue that Wong Gee On. Chinaman
who had been released from custody at san
Francisco, after confessing to forging Rev
enue Officer Thomas name to revenue
laws. was promised immunity and induced
to confess, because it was believed he
would impiicate others in his crime. The
surprise was therefore very great when 1t
was found the confession implicated no one
but himself.
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All Over a Horse.

PRATT, Kas., Sepr. 12.--Fred Wylie and
John Packer, half brothers, aged Is years.
auarreled this morning over horse.
Wylie shot and killed his brother. The
murderer fed in the direction of Indian
Territory. 1t is reported tonight that he
has been captured. If SO he will probably
be lynchec.
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tho possession OF the alleged Miss Ava, now
at Cincinnati. IN inscribed the name, "Dr.
KuInford. 1920 Chestnut street. 81. Louis"
A reporter called at the number given, bus
1t was discovered that tho doctor had ists
the city three months ago and IL now In
Los Gatos, Cal. Further than this nothina
could be learned. The reporter then called
on spirituslist whom Dr.. Aumeord ffe-
quentfy visited white in this city.
There it was learned that the doctor be-
!ieved In spjritnalism and all other tsna of
the same kind. M we'll as being follower
Of Mae. Blavatsky. While II is known
thAt HunfoIG did not visit Chicago wEile
No was lore, there Ia no evidence that Miss
Ava did not come here. II In thought here
that Misg Ava Ia none ether than Ann
Odelia Dis nebar.
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notable because OF ss = per-
formancs Of George G.AyD. III.
The formor broke the record % Tor
nuttinu a 16-pound shot by Sss and
one half inchea, with put of forty six feet
four inchcs, and Mitchell broke two records.
He threw 16-pound hammer 139 feet two
inohes breaking Arthur Hale's English
record and the worlds by eleven inches.
Mitchell also threw b6-pound hammer
thirty three feet three and one-half inches.
inches.
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How Tho Clubs stand.

CHICAGO Sept. 12.-Base ball percentages
League: Chicago 1927, Boston $50, New
York 1863, PHILADELPHIA, .5ls, Cleveland .445,
Brooklyn .44O, Pittsburg .432, Cincinnati
$3.50.
Association: Boston .704, ST. Louis .G19,
Baltimore .574. Athletic .542, Columbus
455. Milwaukee .427, Washington .345,
Louisville 3j3.
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Roth win Die.

DE1MAR, Del, Sept. IA fatal fight
occurred here Thursday night between Fred
Williams and Thomas Wells, aged respec-
lively % md 26 years, the result of which
is that both will die. An old quarrel was
renewed, in which, pistol and knife were
used with deadly effect.
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Cotton plc,scrs arc At Work.

ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 12.--The reported
strike of cotton pickers in Georgia proves
TO be II myth. The negroes are all at work,
except in those portions Of the state where
il is raining, Reports received by the
Journal from Texas, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana and Tennessee. are to the same
affect,
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McCuskcr the Winner.

WoRcEsTER, Mass, Sept. 12.-The mile
swimming match for the championship OF
America and a purse Of $780, between
James McCusker, of Lowell, John Lenvitt,
OF Newton, and Robert =. Mngee, of Bslti'
more, at lake Quinsignmond this afternoon,
was won by MoCusker in "a minutes. 81 y
seconds. Leavitt failed to finish. Magoo'a
timo was mot takon. M
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valuable Stallion Poisoned.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 12.-The chestnut stall
lion Wyandotte, owned by w. Il. Fasio,
who was sent TO his stables sick at the close
of the 2:24 pace Yesterday. died to-day. The
Ambassador, dam by Daniel Lambert.
There is strong suspicion that the horse
was poisoned. George Hammond. of Mid
dleburg, VT, owner of the mare Tempest.
which was entered az n ringer in the 2A0
class Tuesday, was to-day expelled from
the National Trotting association.
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Tn. Reservation to be Opened.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-The presidents
proclamation opening to settlement the In
dian reservation in eastern Oklahoma will
com ing week. and the day to be fixed on
which entry can be actually made will fol-
low closely upon the issue of the proclalna-