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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22
CONGRESSIONAL pRooRAMKE.
The House Has Week or Hard work Be-
fnrr It-ATaitsrH In tile ssmats.

Inc HOUSE llaA hEHA " AAAt" "SANN ~
forr It-ATaitsrH In the ssmAts.
WASHINGTON. D. e.. March 2i.-
The programme OF the tnrIn debate,
which opens in the house tomorrow, is
simple, but arduous. The house VIII
sIt from 10 o'clock in the morning until
u o'clock Mt night, with recess from .
until ench day for dinner The general
debate will close Thursday night be-
ginning Friday the bill Will be read for
amendment under the i've minute rule
Until , o'clock on the following wednes-
day, March u. when the bill and pend
ilg amendments will be voted upon.
Tho committee on ways and means, by
'hc terms Of the special order under
" h,ch the house vii operate. VIII have
the right OF way In the matter Of
RmendmentB and such amendmentS can
at any time Bupersede pending amend
4"nis of Individual members. prOyl-
sion made to give the committee the
fullest power to perfect their blll
The debate win be opened by Mr..
Diuglcy. the chairman Of the WAYS and
u"ats committee, for the majority.
Either sir. Bailey. OF TcNas, the select
r1 leader Uf the minority. or Nr. Nc.
'iIlIln. N Tennessee WI reply. Mr..
,ailny has rendered 10 Mr NcNlilin
privilege In drforcncc Ia hlH long
nr,tcr an the ways and means commit
tee, but II is not yet decided whether
inr latter ,gll avail hlmsclf Of the
rrnfrrr The night sessions Of the house
during the general debate VII DO given
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

YANKToN, s. D.. March 2l.-The two
gOrses in the Mississippi river here are
firm tonight. The whole northwest Is
wnter-bound, nudt he railroads are all
in bad shape. OF the three roads which
run In here. the only one having con-
nectlon with eastern traffic iS the Mil
waukee. and II 10 compelled TO use
transfer boats at VerInilliOn and Sioux
City. After the water subsidies It Is ess
tlmated II VIII take ten days to replace
bridges,
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Expected that tho state Department viii
Make Rigid Inquiry.

WASHINGTON. March 2l,-lt Is eS'
pected by state department officials
that inquiry 10 be conducted into tho
causes leading up to the death OF Dr.
Ruiz. the nHturlilzcd American In a
Cuban prison viii gOOn be commenced,
The Investigation will be conducted In
IIavann or IN the place where Hulk
was Imprisoned and Consul General
Lee win be- present In person ~ WIN he
represented by some ono to look after
thc Interests OF the family OF DR. ltnls,
Secretary Sherman Tonight expressed
tiln belief thHt the investigation Into tho
nfrairwlll be thorough and fair one
nRSurnnceB TO that cfTeCt having been
given w the Spanish governments
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coNsTANTiNoPLE. March 2i.-Re.
ports have been received here OF very
porlous disorders at Toknt. In the sIvas
district OF Asia Minor It Is said that
many Armcnians and Turks have been
Killed. As yet there are no details az to
The exact cause Of the outbreak.
The city NJ TCknt IL on the YeShll--
Irnak river and has q population OF
nbout CO,O0O. The government has estnb-
llRhel extensive works there for refining
tha copper produced by the mines "
Arghnna. MIdcn. near Dlar6ekIr II ig
IN inc heart OF the old province Of Arme-
ptn
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PEORIA. ILL.,. March 2l.-At o'clock
this morning the cOniEsky block on
North Adams street, was discovered in
flames and some twenty people who oc-
cupIcd the second and third floors were
rescued with difficulty. The building
was practically destroyed with all Its
contents, while the Murphy and Farrell
blocks adjoining, were both badly dam
aged, Jacob and SitOs ContGslty estt-
mate their loss on building at $4,000, on
which there Is insurance OF $l6,bOQ.
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commander OF the Greek forces In Crete,
wIll be ,tlis " Hold oft long, owing 70 the
scarcity OF provisions. II Is also denied
by the officials that there ts friction be-
tween the admlrals and the conSulB.
Some of the creek SharpshOotera at
Pramanda opened .flre on the Turks to-
day, and It was only by the most urgent
Efforts OF the Gretk officers that q con-
met was nYsrted. The Greek military
with ceaSelsss activity. At KOpsalna
fhe Offioiais GelEOd u thousand sacks Of
fiour DESTINED for the Turkish troops ct
SabRorn
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orrER 40 RuaCnAsE
said mat ths CFbls Government IL WILL
Ing 70 Nay Crete.

tnR 70 nUy CEetSs
ATHENS, March Alt Is rumored
here that the Greek government has Of.
iered TO purchase the island OF Crete. and
that a gentleman known to be closely
connected with the palace party At con-
stantlnOple visited Col. YnBsos q week
ago In bIe Euise OF tourist, charged
with secret instructions on the subject.
Two Greek ofiicerH have arrived here
from tho camp OF Col. YaRBos. They re.
port that he IS amply provided with all
necpsBarleE,
Another Greek ofIlcer writes accusing
the Turks Of trying to dynamite the
church at PlatanIa when the Greek ottl-
GERS and Cretan chiefs were attending
mass for the dead A Greek vessel which
has returned here from Crete reports that
It landed half ilH cargo, although a
French wnrshlp fired . blank shot as q
warning.
France Is understood TO support the
proposal 10 make Prince George governor
nf Crete
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cars will be.able to resume operations on
bome streets. Tho damage done in this
city IN chiefly from baek-Water, and It
n not thought that theFe has been any
great losses 10 misunderstanding plantB
along the river, though they haYe shut
down.
This city is cut on from railroad COM
muniCatl6n with Memphis.
In North Alabama. from reports re-
cHlved, railroad Communication 10 still
badly dlBOrEanlEed.
Tonight Is clear. though the day has
been excessively hot, causing fear Of
more rain. No fatalities in this city
are reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

QUINCY, ILL.,. March 2l.-The flood
waters from the north have now reach.
cd this point and this section Of the
Mississippi is now booming. The river
has advanced over two feet In the last
forty-eight hours. one Of the heaviest
rises ever recorded in the same period
OF time. The river Is out Of Its banks,
and the iowlands which are not protect
ed by IeYeeR are being inundated and
crops damaged. The loss so far is
slight, but the vast volume OF water
above that are yet to come down give
rise to apprehensIOns OF n serious mood
before the end Is renched.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22
rnr nLnnKAnE RYnuN.
Donb, Ms 10 whether vnISos win he a
10 Hold ont Long-GrsSkS Fire

Donltl NJ 10 Whether VNIEoI WIN he hbio
to Hold ont LonE-Gr'skS Fire ON
Turks.
CANEA, Crete, March 2l.-Thc sItun-
lion In crete to-day may DO described as
one II expectancy This morning the fact
that the blockade had formally begun
waa generally communicated from can
On 10 MI points In the Island IN The tcie-
rrnphis circuit. Plllapng sun con,ln-
iSg Thror Turkish soldiers who were
caught in the act OF plllaglng Saturday
night al HaicpR fired on the gend'armes
whp returned the fire, ltIllinE one OF
them.
some doubt is now expressed by the
ofiIcials here as to whether Col. Vassos,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

CoNsTANTrNoPLE. March 2i.-rhe
action OF the ssrvlnn government in call
ing the reserves and part Of the militia
10 the colors, ostenS!oly to participate in
inAnISuvreH near the Turkish frontler,
mas caused much anxiety In Turkish OF, !,
cial circles. The porte has Instructed
Inc railway companies TO keep sufficient
rolling stock if readiness to convey
troops Immediately. II necessary, to the
Seryian frontier. Fifteen battalions VIII
be concentrated Mt Saionioa. Quarters
Rra being prepared for the troops In the
mosoues and other public butdlngs OF
et,, aItts
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ll...ln pr.nar, ror &c.

LONDON, March 92.-A dispatch from
ConstantInople to the Daily Nell says the
Greeks in all the islands OF the archipei"-
IN. are arrnlnE, drilling and preparing TO
ssvoIt ne soot as war IL declared.
The correspondent Of the Daily Mall at
RhrlIn saya the Berlin Post publishes a
telegram TO the effect that two Greeks
have been arrested in the Turkish camp
at ElaSsano and condemned to be shot as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

DUBUQUE. Ia, March 2l.-coOler
weather stopped the Else in the MissIs-
sIppl river here. Charles City reports a
rise Of four feet in Cedar river, while at
Cedar Falls a large force Of men and
teams worked all night -THd to-day
building dlkes to protect the people on
the lowlands from the united floods OF
the Cedar and Shell rivers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

KINsALE-PaSsed. Auranin, New
York, for Liverpool.
HAYRE-Arrivcd, La Brctagne, New
York.
QUEENSTOWN - Sailed, Umbrla,
(from LiverpooD. New York,
FAYAIr-Arrived. Goth, Peninsular,
TwOoD-Arrived goth, Pro-
gresEIve, San Francisco via Montevldco,
81 Vincent and Falmouth.
AUCKLAND-Snilcd Goth. MonuwaI,
San Francisco.
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MISSING VESSEL
Towed Into Port After Terrible
Experience.
AWFUL PLIGHT OF THE CREW,

sIz Of whom HAD Died Of ssurvsy-Ths
ship was Drifting GOpolss,iy Aboat,
Ansr BeinG niuny Weeks overdss From
San Pranol1co-story or the Captain.
Hls Heroic Wife HAD Taken Her Place
at the Wheel After the Men were Dis.
abIsa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22
rHE TIOOp AZ NAsRvIIlE

Rlvsr railing Itnpldly The Damage In
tiir CITY.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. March 2i.'-The
Cumberland river at o'clock tonight
marks Is feet on tho gauge and IS fall
ing rapidly the fall being now over a
foot since six o'clock this morning. II
viii bc several days before the mills and
manufactures on tho East Side VIII bc
able 10 resume operations, oven II there
is no more rain. but tho cessation OF the
rise saves the lumber yards, which were
greatly endangered.
ON two or three streets street car
travel is still suspended, but tomorrow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22
WARM tI,e philippines.

MADRID, March I.--Annther battle
has taken place in the province OF Ma
nllla, Philippine Islands. The govern
mcnt troops stormed the insurgents in
their trenches. The insurgents lost, IL
Ia stated, three hundred killed and had
many wounded. The government loss
es, Killed and wounded, did not exceed
twenty,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Or. stclnltz, the chess player, has ar
rived in Vienna.
Walter p. sorymscr, a wealthy retired
broker. OF New York, died at Elizabeth,
N. j.
Il Ia reported In Cairo that the Khalira
Abdullah, leader nf the Dervish forces In
The SoudaR, iS suing for peace.
John Blddulph Martin, who married
Mrs. Victoria Clanln Woodruff. died on
Saturday. at Las Palmas, in the Canary
Islands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22
WOOL MEN
Arc Reminded by Members That
the Proposed Schedule Is
Much BETTER THAN FREE WOOL
And That the Matter is Too Urgent
to Tinker Over Now,
If mr. PEARSON IS APPOINTED

II, wlllNot be Charged 10 wsst virginia.
Congressman Dovsasr ana Mt hlslAs
In.rOlussh HIN to the President at the
Rsqus,t Of the National Pottsr,' Assoei-
suon-COnEro.siOnaI Programme Maps
Data Bu,v Week -COI. otl', OF CallfOr-
nls, Fall,tO CQansst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

THE dark mahogany used Krakuucr
pInno, advertised first In Sundays pa
nor, was sold Tuesday morning for
cash. Used Krakaur pianos are bar
gains seldom found and always so
quickly. Watch Tor our next oncr.
l., w. BAtiMER co.
1910 Market street.
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A STRONG GALE
Makes the Blockade in Crstan Wa
tcrs Very Difficult.
TURKISH TROOPS A MENACE,

And the Necessity for Their ItsmOvai Ne.
comes InrpsrativO-GrssE' and Arab' ID
Jsrasaism Preparing 10 Take the Field
AEalnst tile FurkS--A Mistake that che
1nGurEsnts NIado-Ths Gathering on
the FrontIsr-Tho blockade FORMALLY
1nsututOd--sInt,ors are Ugly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-22

For West Virginia, Western PGnnsyls ,I,.;,!.,
yanla and Ohio, increasing eloIu,sLsss ,l,,,,,..
~ rain with severe thunder storms;
Snmthcastorly winds, becoming variable;
colder Monday night
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-22
Rook creek Notes.


Little Walter wooten is sick.
The fax crop is the bast for years.
We had nice rain last Saturday.
Where are ALI the threshlng machines7
Mrs. Dora Drake and child are both sick.
Mr.. Tenent intends TO build a large barn
soon.
Uncle Frank skinner is suffering with a
carbuncle.
DIR. Ash is quite sick at the home OF his
uncle, Mr.. McDuTy.
-F. W. Propp transacted business at
Bushyhead last week.
Lee Marshal attended the reunion az
Miami and reports good time.
DIR. Byrd, OF Chcisea.thc noted faith doc
tor was In our neighborhood last Thursday.
Mrs. Hackleman was taken seriously m
last Wednesday, but IL reported some better
at this writing.
Mrs. Carlyle. OF Chetopa, IS visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Hackleman and Mrs. Cross
Langley, OF Adair.
Morton. the youngest son Of sheridan
and Francis McDuny. died Thursday and
was buried at Adair Friday.
we would like 70 know Why the people OF
Adalr don't get rid OF that joints II is dis
grace 20 the country the way the young men
and boys visit Il.
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Look for the big event. Dadeett.

Look for the big event. Badgett.
Go to J. f. Charlesworth's for tend
er fresh meats at A. b. Nichols
John d. Hairless, OF Redfork has been
sentenced TO the penitentlary by
Judge Thomas for five years for re-
celylng aud shipping fourteen head OF
stolen cattle.
The Masons have leased the upper
story OF the new Halsell building and
next meeting Of the lodge will prob.
ably be held in the east hall. This
will make an elegant lodge room,
when furnished, and Vinlta No.
ought TO prosper.
The fifth annual reunion OF the sol
dlers and sailors at Chetopa, Kan,
will be held at Rivcrside park, August
II TO 18th. The place selected Is a
beautiful, shady one, with good well
water; tents and straw furnished.
Reduced rates will be made by the
railroads and everybody is invited. 2t
The sheriff Of Delaware district sold
several intruder places In the vicinity
OF Welch last week. The Alex Harris
place, appraised at s866, mot accepted)
brought 1915, Dan McGhee and Mr.,
Woodall being the buyers. Another
place belonging TO him brought $40.
The Henry Smith place near Russell
creek switch, sold for 500; he got s275
from the nation.
Treasurer Llpe has issued the fol-
lowing notice: will commence the
Freedmen payment, Monday, July 20,
1897, as per act Of the national coun-
ell approved March 27th, 1897, and
pay as follows: Cooweescoowee and
Delaware districts only at Chelsea, /.
r., and continue TO pay for one week.
Notice will be given in due time re-
garding the payments for other dis
trlcts.
An event OF great magnitude, plan.
ned for months; wait for IL. Badgett.
J. f. Charlesworth has opened a
meat market at A. B. Nichols grocery
In the new brick, and will keep at all
times all kinds OF fresh meats. Give
him a call; delivery 10 all parts Of the
city.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-22
PERSONAL NOTES.

Frank Baker and Bill Cordry OF OolaRah.
were callers yesterday.
Mrs. Minnie Jones, Of DenIson. Is visiting
her parents In this city.
Mrs. Eugcnln Thompson has been visit
ing In the city recently.
Charles T. Moore. OF Alton, was in tho
city Tuesday on business.
Miss Nell BYRD returned sunday from a
visit at her old hoinc-Neosho
-. Q. Hubbard, editor Of tho Muscogee
Phoenix, spent Sunday in the city.
Ray oborp returned the arst Of tb5 week
from a months visit at Galena, Kansas.
Mrs. N. owen left last night for wash
ington, intending 20 make several Stops on
the way.
clarcmore Monday to hold u /, regular term
Of circuit court.
John W. Stevenson. OF near Southwest
City, was in the city this week on business,
accompanied by his son.
@. NJ. Mcclellan came In from Ciaremoro
Tuesday and Is taking not a little interest
In the Cheatam murder trial.
-Delos Bouck, an old resident OF vlnita,
turned up last week. lie has, for the last
six or seven years, lived in Oregon.
Misses Ludie and jamie Hall went TO
Nashville some days since where the latter
will remain and attend school. Miss Ludic
has gone 10 Georgia for 4 visit.
"A. O. Hoffman and family drove down
from Galcna and spent a couple Of days last
week. Mr.. Hoffman says DIR. Trott is asso
ciatcd with physician having a good prac.
tice and is doing we'll
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-22

VIM willis TO Anliza Woodard Mar p lss3
II n Wilson 20 kcbecca Mckee Oct 30 lsoo
q a Hatfield 20 Mamie Fields Jan 1870
Holland 20 Josie Wright Dec lsQ0
n Harmon 70 Flora jackson Apr - 1857
Zarah Hollis 90 Flora Hollis -Barret Dec 7'sp
l. l. HOrslcy 20 Martha simons Apr 1880
Luther Hopkins 20 J A Powell Aug i0S7
Charley COvey 20 susan Fields Nov % 81
Sam Cox 10 Mamie Muskrut Dec - 50
j Il Crockett TO Allls Wheeler Dec 10 IS
= NJ Cox 20 X Duucan Nov -
Thomas Chatham 70 Mary Miller Oct q pi
w T CrOtzer 20 Emma Nann May 1875
Burt Cole to lucy Riley, Aug 20 ~
Iohn sullivan 60 Addie Love July 16 s5
William Smith 20 NJ Freeman Jan ~
Andrew Snider TO Syntha Muskrat Nov % "
Asa slmOnson 70 Cora Winddeld June "a s6
John n Smith 10 Lizzie WoOdull Nov II 70
Chns II StOddard 10 Mary William June ~ 70
John strong 10 Augusta Phillips Dec 80 70
] j snider 10 Dora Cox May 20
smith 20 Nancy rnverhcel Aug -
Isaac Shouse 10 Louisa WoOdall Dec NJ
A J Smith 10 Ellen Miller Dec 10 rs
Ii Kelly 20 Margaret Milier Apr . ~
w NJ Kelly 20 Della HB.lin Dec - -
Henry keefcr 20 sar9h Hawkins Feb II o5
Millard RentfrO To Carrie Han May 1854
10 Reggs 10 Mele MArtin APT q 8
" N Rdseboro 10 I.uclg q ballard FebAs5
Hen l5,s. s,syes ~ NslS q Lag,s q Cave ~ai9 NAT ~ r =
Wiflis Rattlcs W 10 EmIy Clark Mar 15 "A
4 " Hold u b .lfrQwn oct m ~
z G Harder ID q llxnbcth 0Eflds d ii D a.
Riiy Dixon TO SUSIE Hcndrix se,,t5A
l. u Darncll 20 Rebccca Dooly Aug - IS
II Richardson 10 seller Dawson July 10 -
wB' watson n onto 10 Mary Ia Yam Ann see~ite Aug = 70
jas w Walker TO Francis Carr Nov . 80
w II Ward to Lucinda ketchum Sept ~ 80
W II whitney. 70 Luella = Foreman Nov 81
q DOOlen 10 Elizabeth McAlester Jan -
ROughman 90 Elizabeth Garrct Nov 3 20
william Howel 70 Eliza Ballard Feb 10 90
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-22

lNHE FRowEIN stock OF dry
r. goods and notions bought a few
weeks ago by A. T.. Churchill, at fifty
cents on the dollar, is being moved TO
Vinlta, Indian Territory, where Mr.
Churchill will be manager Of large
store, OF which w. 7. Wade Is pro-
prletor "Lud" is a good Judge Of a
clean stock Of dry goods and when he
purchased the Frowein stock OF dry
goods ne got the cleanest, best Sc
lected and most staple lot Of dry
goods, notions, boots and shoes ever In
the town and will certainly set things
going at Vinlta with prices he will be
able TO make.--IIenry County, Mo-,
Republican.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-22
IAIERMAN KNIeuT and J.

E ERMAN KNIGHT and John
B Coody, two boys who we're born
and raised In this town, were convict
ed in Judge McClure's court last wcsk
Of the larceny Of watch from Col-
ored cook tho Thompson restaurant.
They were also charged with taking
goods from two different stores in this
city at various and sundry times.
After the theft OF the watch they left
for Alton In the night, and after stay
ing there day or two hired buggy
and team from Duke Kelly and drove
TO Big Cabin. Coody then took the
team TO Oswego and disposed Of II, and
came back on the train to Big Cabin
where he was arrested. Young
Knight was arrested on the street
here Friday night and had the watch
In his possession. Judge Mcclure
gave them eight nc1ths In Jail an
one hundred dollars fine each.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-22
% EpoRTs from all over the north

D EPORTS from all over the north
~ ern portion Of the Indian Ter
rltOry indicate the finest crop condl-
tlons possible. The recent abundant
rains that have fallen will advance
the corn so that one or two more good
ones within the next two or three
weeks, will insure the best corn crop
ever grown In this country In the
memory Of the Oldest farmers. The
wheat and cat crop is simply immense
and the grass Is quite good
The wonderful natural resources Of
the prairie country are just beginning
10 manifest themselves, and the pro-
duct handled and shipped from this
point has already outgrown the Wild
est expectations of the most optlm-
lstlc enthusiast.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-22
Unclaimed Original Marriage Ii
oonsea.

There yet remain at this onlco quite
large number OF marriage licenses OF white
adopted citizens OF the Cherokee nation Is
sued by Jcfi McOhoo while clerk Of Delaware
district aud never delivered 10 the owners.
AS these documents wcrC considered prima
laciO evidence OF citizenship by TIE census
takers last fall ID would be wiss for those la
whose interest they were issued 20 secure
them. which they eau by calling or writing
this ofllco. and paying 500. list uf those
uncaiied for Is suhjuincd;
n "A Glllum 10 Mrs Ella Rogers, July II 1891
u James 20 Subrona l. Ballard, Fob 1854
Iepe johnson 10 Martha Dean Nov ~ lSsa
Ellaa Jinkons 20 Mandy England July - lHSo
Robt u Payne 10 AmslA Clark July l6i6S1
IA II Moore 10 Allls Owens Sept ih6l
Charley More 10 NOllic Dawson Jan vi 1851
Andrew Nnthcs 10 Jane Hereby Aug ~ 1891
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-07-22

III CASE Of more than passing in
IoA terest was tried In Judge Me-
Clure's court Tuesday. Wilson, a
street salesman who has been follow
Ing the freedman payment, and who
with his wife has made several visits
10 this city plying their trade, were
tangled up In a lawsuit with John
Davis colored, who lives near Hayden
and with whom the Wilson's boarded
during the Dickson payment at that
place early last spring. Mrs. Wilson,
while at the Davis house, lost two val
liable rings, for the recovery OF which
Mr.. Wilson offered a reward OF t75.
Sometime during the summer a Ger
man youth found the rings and Davis
wrote 10 Wilson about II aud agreed
10 deliver them to the First National
bank In this city on July 9th. In the
meantime Wilson, on lhI 1Ih, the day
before, got team.at oa4N the livery
stables here and went No Davis
after the rings. deellu'A| - pay the
reward, whercupon DA fused "a
glyo up the rings. base was
heard before a Jury Tu &. FesultIne
in disagreement Of On '