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Broadway s 10TH Street.
OBITUAR RI.

Former Assemblyman Henry. c. Gruber OF
Jersey City. who vac taken e the insane a.y.
from par.s asd tns, T ntaSS y 'Sssrs
morning, BE was 80 years old. unmarried and
lived With his parents in Newark avenue. near
tor and was elected TO the Assembly in 1884.
srsIps oSs term iS Dn1lpS the var with Spain
tssrs and was with the regiment at Sea Girt
and Camp Meade. One morning about ten
days ago be came out Of his house dressed only
speech. He was taken into custody aud after
examination by the county physician was pro-
bounced an incurabls pareto was committed
Harriet N. Kemp. widow OF DR.. William NJ
Kemp. died on Monday At her home. l5l West
ssventy-rrst street. She was q school in
and was prominent In religious and ,educa-
siona work, For tysnty-hvs years she was
sSy Z s n "s% Ss va, s s!S m aS5ssa
OF the Union Relief Association and a m N bs r
q the New. York Kindergarten. the Soldiers
Relief and the Seamsn's Association.
Henry Bronson Porter died on Monday At
his home, 1877 Pacific street. Brooklyn, in his
HH.ty,iour,h year II: was bern IN ss.S "
Bank 81 Ranhettan for or forty years. n. WA.
senior deacon OF the Marcy Avenue Baptist
Church Church and Lay preacher 4 widow and two
viii be held at the Marcy Avenue Baptist
Church Tomorrow night.
John Ramona Of Hoboksn died early ,yestsr-
str..t frnms az cn me- n moe, ~ MhsnhR'2a
was born in Bremen. Germany. Feb. Is. 1929
and came to this country in 1851. He settled
coal and wood business. He was elected City
Treasurer in the 'l0s and held offies for ten
years. Two sons, Louis and John, survive him.
Record, an insurance paper. died yesterday OF
consum ption at his residence, 1873 West 12oth
1S3o. For a number OF years he was con
nscted with the literary department Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company. 4 widow
survives him.
The Rev Thomas F. Cum miskey. assistant
priest 10 st. Malachis Catholic Church In Brook
pitsi Yesterday aitsrnoon. in his thirtieth year.
He had bssn connected with b. Malachi's
parish for four years.
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TEE FoRCks At KIMBERLEY.

frsnehmsn Gets Through Lines and says
There Are 1000 Boers to I, 200 British.
Special Cable Dsiya'eAsI 10 The sus.
De AAR Cape Colony. Nov 4 delayed IN tram
missionL-A Frenchman who has arrived from
Kimberley estimates Rhodes force At 1000
and the Boers' force at 1000. On his way here
he was twice captured BY the Beers and re-
leased because OF his nationality. He refused
to give them any Information. although they
attempted to bride him with horses for his
journey and 5000 cash.
LONDON. Nov. THE War once has received
despatch from Kimberley dated Nov. 4 which
says: The wounded are doing we'll"
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on. thousand plurality over hi. Democratic

one thousand plurality over his Democratic
opponent, George v. Frost
Miss Bertha q. II. Berbert OF Hastings who
captured the Rspu blican nomi ion for School
Com missioner. was also successful. She SAYS
that her majority VIII exceed one hundred e,
worked hard and made a canvass Of every
male voter. Ny election 10 due. mainly.
however, to the work Of the schoolteschers
and their pupils. The children asked their
parents to help me out. and the returns show
TO county ONCE In we.tchester county. The
other successful candidates for School Com
missioner were John G. Rockwell Of Port
n rn Re nh blIcana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
ABNEs oRUIcxsHANk WoRsHAx.
Leps RepubIicsr In Richmond. Va.
Be.tsn-state Heavily Democratic.

Bene Republican In htchmOnu, vac,
Beatsn-ststo Heavily Democratic.
RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 7-As a result OF
the many danger signals and warnings circu-
lated by the Chairman OF the City Democratic
Comm ittse against Abner Cruickshank Wor-
sham. the lone Republican candidate from Rich
mond for the House OF Delegates. an account Of
whose candidacy was published inIlast Mondays
Sun. that candidate received only about $50
votes in tho entire city out OF total
vote Of 5000. The vote cast was the
llRhtest for years. IL was scarcely one
sixth OF the vote in the city There was very
little interest manifested, and the only re-
mindsr that an election was going on here was
tho fact that the front doors OF the harrooms
were closed. All the Aye Democratic oandi-
dates for the House Of Delegates from Rich
mond were elected with big majorities. and
also the candidates from Heurlco. Dispatches
from various parts OF tho State indicate that
very few Repu blcans and Independent Demo-
Gratis have won. Nearly all the regular Demo-
cratic nominees have carried their districts.
The election was quiet all over the State ex-
Dept In a few districts where there were con-
testing candidates and the vote was compara-
lively small.
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CLOSING IN ON kIMBKRLRY.

Beers Explode Dynamite Store of tho De
Beers Company near the Town.
SPECIAL Cable DsIpateA 10 THE sus.
DURHAM, Natal, Nov. 8. delayed In trans.
missioal-A despatch seat from Kim bsrlsy on
Nov. I, which came by way OF Hopstown on
Nov. 4. says the Beers who are besieglng the
British garrison there have been greatly
reinforced. They are closing In all around the
place and are burning and destroying property.
They exploded the De Beers Company's
dynamite store seven miles distant from
Kimberley. II 10 estimated that thirty-flvs
tons Of dynamite OF the value Of $500 were
destroyed.
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GEAR MEETS Tn" KAISER TODAY
Mach Speculation Regarding the Confer
enco Mt Potsdam.

e" 'dbts pNDac' 10 THE Sun
BERLIN, Nov. 1T is understood that the
Gar and Czarna will arrive at Potsdam to-
morrow morning, and that they will start for
home tomorrow night. There 10 much specu-
lation and gossip regarding the meeting be-
tween Emperor william and tho Car.
The NorddeHsche Zeitun0 In the course OF an
inspired paragraph welcoming the Gear. saysi
1t Is due to the unNnmitv OF Germany and
Russia, which Is assured by tho cordial rela-
tons OF the two rulers. and which 10 fraught
with equal blessings to both countries, that the
German and Russian powers can work peace.
fully side by side 10 Europe, and can beyond
this continent devote themselves with eonn-
deuce to other tasks
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THE RESULT IN BROOKLYN.
eRIY DEFEk TED FOR REGISTER BIZ
MS REPLBLIC1s OPPONENT.


ms REPL BLIC1N OfPONENT
Democratic Pluralhiss In Many Districts Gu
Dswp-Clarks Elected District Attorney
by Less than 10 .O0O-Robert A. Furey
Loses His $4,000 Bet with McGarry
The Republican forces IN Brooklyn have
ample grounds on which to conRratu.
late them sslves over the result Of the
slsctiop. The plurslities OF over 10000
for the candidates on the local ticket
last year we're reduced BY several thousand
the plurality Tor Clarke. the Democratic cahdi-
date for District Attorney. being less than
1900. wbilo the Democratic candidates for
Sheriff. County Clerk ana County Treasurer
fell from 1000 to 5000 behind him.
The defeat OF JOHN Morrssy Gray, tho DEM
oopatio candidate for Register. by James II.
Howss tRepl, causod great jubilation In tho
Rspu biicsn camp. Gray was slaughtered
IN the Democratic stronRbolds In South
Brooklyn and badly cut In all directions.
The Tenth ward. IN which he has always lived
aad which usually rolls up Democratic plural
itiss Of from 1880 to 5000. gave him only .
paltry COO Through the defeat OF Gray.
Robert A. Fursy. the contractor. loses
10000. which he put up against $4,000
Of the Ho0arry money that the entire Demo-
cratic county ticket would be elected Mr.
Howe. who lads Gray BY $500 or more. 10 one
~ rNpulav RI blisana In nraoklvI
s..,n. -. ,vi.. .l.ctsa IN Con- .r..s IN !.
strong Democratic district
The defeat OF Gray and the cutting down
-, th. ,.n.I Democratic ,,aioritI.. arc
M, the univ osuses for Repu bIlcnn eoprr,tu.
i.,,on rh., not onl, carried Al. Assemble
S,.,rI,,. =. ,h.v d,d la.t ,enr hut ,,ntursd tvo
.ad,,io,sI surely and probably on. or two
others which arc placed In the Democratic
soium. hut ware clsssed a. doubtful AZ an
early honr this morning. several districts
being missing FROM each. They also gain .
couple OF Aldermen and elect two Of the Ave
Municipal Justices.
Lisut-Go Timothy L. Woodruff, who was
the chief m anaCsr OF the Repu blcan cam palgn,
was overwhelmed with congratulations
last night a. the Joralemon sheet head
quarters. over his work In soidifying the
party and In the substantial work accom-
rlishsd In shaking the foun dations OF the
soldly-rootsd Democracy OF Kings County. He
said:
we have every reason to be satisfied with
the result. We have cut down the Dem
oeratio majoritiss in all directions. almost
split even on Assem- blymen and elect
our candidate for Register. The organization
10 now In splendid shape for the great
Presidential battle nert year. Tho party
10 now harm ious all around without particle
of faotlonal strife. while tho result Of to-dAy's
work will tend to increase the factional strife
IN the Dem ocratie ranks. In view OF what We
had to contend with I think We can oil con-
rratulsts ourselves on what We have accom-
plishsd."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
sHOr MS NkIaHBo8'S son.
An Unexplained Quarrel in Railway May
Coat q boy His Life.

RAILWAY N j.. Nov. adam Greiner. a
German, aged SO. who resides in Elizabeth
avenue, East Railway, shot aud Il 10 thoug ut
mortal!y wounded William Nasele., aged 10. a
$50 O'Clock this evoning x doubis-b arrelsd
shotgun was used at short range
Thomas Doyle OF Lincoln street. a friend Of
young Sagsles. witnessed the shooting, There
was rumpus In GrslIer,s house and Nagols
had called his friend Doyle. who works with
hear it. As the two young men entered the
yard and were near tho stop. Grelnsr APP
Deared at tho door and seeing them he reached
Doyle, seeing him level the gun, shouted
"L6ok out. Billy. he's going to shoot!" Greiner
tsrinE his abdomen. Doyle carried him into
his house and ran for physicians end q police
man. GTener was arrested. lie . safely
Rels.
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Police KEsEKVEs CALLED oUr.
Summoned Twice to subdus n Gang of Hast
Side Hoodlums.

MIC HOOuIuWb'
The police reserves Of the East Fiity-frst
street station were turned out twice last night
to dispetse gangs OF hood lurNs who were MAJ
ing trouble, In Forty-thlrd u Get east OF
Third avenue about 100 ,uen aud boys, deeid-
ing that they needed more fuel Tor bonfire.
wren"hed several wooden stoops from their
fastsninRs and tore up a stretch OF wooden
sidewalk, Finally they made a rush for an
Italians fruit stand.
Tho owner kept OF the gang. until the police
arrived TO help him. William Barrett. a laborsr
OF 342 East Forty-second street got u scalp
wound In tina row.
In Fiity-third street between Lexington and
Thru avenues. the same gang later got ON to
the roof OF house and threw bottles and other
missiles at at pedestrians. For time the resi-
dents were terrorized, till the police reserves
got to the scene. They arrested i've persons.
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TEE sHBLLISe OF MlFEKIys.
Another Report of tho Killing OF Many
Beers by Kxplsding Mines.
Special csbi. D,,pstrla 10 TIE SUI.

Special CabL Dsspsth1 70 TIE SUI.
CAPE Town. Nov. 8. Delayed In transmits
sion "A despatch from MafskinR dated Oct
20. which was brought in by way OF Orange
River station. says the Beers bomhardsd the
camp and town for thirty-siK hours. They
threw In 300 shells and did not cease firing till
the evening OF Oct. %. The results OF the
bonn bardpiant are not stated.
LONDON. Nov. ga despatch to the Daily
Nail from hafskinE. dated Oct. %. which
came by way OF Orange River. reports that
during the thirty-six hours' bonn bard m emit Of
tho towa by the Bosrs only four English SOL
disrs were wounded. The bombardment was
80 futile that It seemed to be q joke. Al it's
conclusion the Bosrs tried to rush the town
fearful ride IRE resulted aud tho Maxim
guns OF the British we're used with such deadly
effect that the Beers broke and stam psdsd In q
mad panic. They were driven back over mines
which we're exploded. scattering the Beers in
all directions with great loss.
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CHARGE BOERs WIN TRsI CHERRY.

Natives Say They Raised White Flag at
Bestsr's aad Thsn Fired on Troops.
Special csbh DsspaieA 10 TEE sus
DURHAM. Natal. Nov. 5.-tDslayod IN trans
mission. >-Nativss who say they saw the battle
OF Nov. 2 report that the Boers were caught In
open ground and raised white dags Tho
British advanced without firing to accept sur
render. whersupsn the Rosrs fred volleys at
close range.
The British cavalry. followed by the infantry
with hxsd bayonets. thsrsupon charged
through the Beers with great execution. Many
OF the Beers were made prisoners.
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Tho Result In Yonksrs.

YoNKERs. N. Y, Nov. THE city election at
Yonkers resulted in victory for Mayor Leslie
Sutherland. tRepD over Thomas Ewing. DEM
by about fifty votes. Four Democratic AL
dsrmsn were elected out OF seven, and four
Republican Supervisors out Of a like nu m Der
William e Kellogg. lRsp J IL reelected City
Judge over Thomas CuIran, Dom The
county ticket headed by Edwin ", Fiske 81
majority. John J. SLOANE, DEM will return
to the Assembly from the First Wsstehsstor
strlo
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Lieut..CoI. Russell VIII Probably Command
the Thirteenth.

Brig Gen. James McLesr will preside at an
election for Colonel OF tho Thirteenth Regi-
Brooklyn, next Monday night, The regiment
has been without Colonel since Aprll. 1898,
when portion OF the regiment was dlsbanded.
Lleut.-Col: George ID. Russell Ia the only can
didate and bis electlon seems TO be assured.
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Died lust After He Voted.

Franz FRANKIE, 80 years old, who lived at 81
Boerum street, Williamsburg, wont yesterday
afternoon with Otto Faust to the polling place
at ~ Boerum street apd east his vote As he
left the po ling place FRANKIE put his hands to
his left sids and said he felt III. He fell for
surgeon gave 1t as his opinion that death was
due 10 heart dlsepsn 49,
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THE AMERICAN pOMES.s sHIr.

Lady Randolph Churchill win Go To South
Africn on the Maine, Which Sails Nov. 20.
f,susI Cable Dt'pIte4 10 THssuS
LONDON. Nov. 8-The hospital ship Maine
will sail from Tlbury for South Africa on Nov.
rs Lady Randolph Churchill will 60 on the
steamer az tho representative Of the American
women who have raised the money necessary
to equip and send the vessel to tho Cape.
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LSPHYxIAIED IN THE sIIsLr HOUSE.
Whiskey Salesman Found Dead in Bed
Death Apparently Accidental.

scudder Hlnde, a salesman for Kentucky
whisky concern. was found dead in bed in his
room In the GIsey House at O'Clock last
night. Death was due to gas asphyXation.
Hinde had not been seen all day, This gas was
partly turned on,as II accidentally. The suicide
theory 10 secuted by the police and the hotel
for getting up ns usual His homo was In st,
Louis. He was 10 years old. and was well
known In the whiskey trade,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
fire Caused by an Election Celebration.

Fire started about 80 o'clock last night In
the lum Der yard belonging to the silas Ravens
estate Mt New Brighton. 3. L.. caused. prob
the nelghborhood II spread to the wooden
extension OF Burhsld's hotel. bat was put out
with the help Of the nrs boats. The damage
WAS about S1OOOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
Plague Cases at Lorenzo Marau...

SLsidi CdLi, DtIpdich 10 THE sUS.
THE HAGUE, Nov. The State Medical av-
thortieS have been officially inform cd that the
bubonic plague has broken out at Lorenzo
Marquee. IL IL rumorsd that 1t is Officially
confirmed that ten cases have been found
theIo,
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Extra Allowance for Families Of tho
Reserves.
SL.eial Cabl. D,,pat.h 10 Tnr su

:
LONDON, Nov THE War Once has decided
to grant hali-pay wages, or a rating equivalent
TO this. to the Iamils OF reservists In the en-
ploy OF the Government. who have been called
out for mobilization. This 10 in addition to
the usual allowance granted by the Govern
ment to the wives and children OF soldiers sum.
moned for active service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
Earl OF YARMoUTH's DEBUT.
He Makes His First Appearance rs n Pro-
frssionRl Actor Mt New Haven.

f'H"r""''r Ft0t"r Mt WV EfHNoH'
New HAVEN, Nov. THE Earl of Yarmouth,
whose stage name 10 Eric Hope. appeared
tonight for the frat time as n professional
actor in the new play OF Make Way for the
Ladies'" He was literally upplauded. The
play is n farce In which tho new woman UNI
successfully endsayors TO carry out her ad-
vanced ideas about how to run home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
BIsUTos STIRRED UP,
Macy of tho Tribe Armed and In the vicin.
ity of Goyernsr's Drift.
Special Caoi. D,,pat.A 10 tn. Sun.

Special Cable D,ipdtsA 10 The SUN
LONDON, Nov. Z. A despatch from Aliwal
North. on Cape Colonys northern border, says
that Bosr commando, $50 strong, 10 at Cover
nor's Drift and 10 expected to enter Cape Col
ony and Join the Bethulis burRhers.
The natives are said to be greatly excited.
There are many Basutos In the vicinity OF Gov
vernors Drift armed with asssRais and guns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
Congre..man.Esc Allen. Majority t,sl1.

BppEFoRp, Me, Ny, L-Compes and COR
Iected returns in the first district give Amos
J. Allen, the Republican Congress nominee, q
majority OF 4,Bil over Luther +. Mckinney
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
WALTHAM WATCHES

The best and most reliable timekeepers
made in this country or in any other.
The "PeJected american Wacb an illustrated book of in
hr9SfiAg information about ,catcbes ,cV be sent UPON ,que
american NaHbam NIatcb Co., KIaHban Mass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08

Latest Marine Intelligence
Arrived. So Europe. Fiuiiay. London, oct, as,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-08
MOVE ON NATAIS CAPITAL.
BoERs THHEITKN PTETEkMAFIfs-
BURo FRoM THE NoHTHBAsE

Volunteers EproIied for It's Defence and
Heavy Guns Forwarded from Durham
Report That Great Britain u 90 Mobilize
Two more Army Corps and Also Get
10000 more Men Ready at Once for
South Afrioas ssrvice-Gen. Whites POSI-
ton at L.dysmitb Reported Strength
snsd-Pienty of Supplies There-Un-
founded Rumors of British Victory.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-22
GaYe Himself Away.

A gentleman from the rural dis
tricts brought in four hogs yesterday
and sold them to stock buyer here in
town. The hogs were weighed on the
Vinita Plow Co.'S. scales and the seller
complained, saying that he did not
believe the scales were correct. He
moved the hogs and weighed them on
another scale and they weighed 160
pounds more On being asked by the
weighmaster if he was ION" or "of"
when he weighed first he replied that
he was of. He said he made mis-
take-that he intended to be "on" the
first time and "off' the second, but
got mixed up in his scheme. 1t is
needless to say that the mans weight
was 1850 pounds.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-22
Washington's Birthday.

Today, February 22nd, is Wash
ington's birthday, national holiday.
The postoffice is observing the same.
1t was opened from II TO o'clock to-
day and will be open from $3.50 to 7
this evening. II you want to get
your mail this evening, remember the
hour Observing custom which has
become quite general all over the Uni.
ted States, the schools are closed to-
day.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-22
Should Have Enemies.

1t is no discredit to man to
have enemies and opposition.
Many men hesitate to take any
course that will call forth the op-
position of any person, because
they do not want enemies. The
world is full of envious people.
Some hate a man because he is
successful in business or occupies
prominent place in the COM
munity. The world has no ami
mostly toward the quiet citizen
who offends no one, gets in
nobody's way. tits the live men,
the men of push and energy who
incur enmity. Every man who
is fearless in the discharge of his
obligations in any station of life,
has enemies.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-22
NO ACTION NECESSARY.
Smallpox Conditions South do not
Warrant Quarantine.

The city council met this morning
and decided to lake no action relative
to quarantining the town against
smallpox. There seems to he no dan
ger from infection from the Creek
country as the towns between here
and there are quarantlned. In the
meantime the board will keep posted,
and the city authorities will he vigi-
liant and observe that proper precau-
tions are taken to amply protect the
town
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-22
STILL working" THEM.
Vinita's Mythical Citizen Af-
ter the IoWans.

The following extract from the
Oskaloosa Globe indicates that the
"Rev. Felix Mayes," a person un-
known to the people over which
he says he is ruler, is still telling
some very fabulous stories to the
people up in Iowa;
"Cbief (?) Mayes" was in Oska-
loosa not long since and told some
wonderful stories. Said that with
his father he was camped on the
present site of Oskaloosa in 1926.
That he had come back here to
look for cave filled with gold and
valuable relics; that he had found
it and there would be forty In
dians here shortly to help carry it
away; that he was chief Of the
Cherokees, had fine three story
house at Vinita, Indian Territory,
costing $4,000 and that he fre-
auently entertained the Cherokee
council in his elegant home, etc.,
and so on. 1t happened that one
of the Globe firm had justreturned
from the Indian Territory and
knew that the "big chief" was
lying. The chief of the Chero-
KEGS is Samuel Mayes, but whether
he is related to Felix or not, we
do not know. The Cherokee
council meets at Tahlequah, the
capital, so he could not entertain
them at Vinita. Furthermore he
has no $4,000 home at Vinita.
We doubt very much il he even
has hut there. His finding a
cave of Indian treasures here, of
course was all hoax.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-22
Decision OF Court Of Appeals.

Moffitt-W Drug Co., plaintiff
in error, vs.. L. A. Byrd, de-
fendant in error; appealed from
United States court Of appeals in
Indian Territory; judgment re-
versed and case remanded for trial.
John D. Hairless, plaintiff in
error, VS.. United States Of Amsri-
ca, defendant in error; appealed
from the United States court Of
appeals in the Indian Territory;
judgment Of lower coprt affirmed.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-02-22
Got the Money.

DR.. Kinworthy, OF WEIGH, was in
the city today making settlement in
the Jane Roberts estate. This is the
case in which The Chieftain made
mention some time ago Of the pension
check which came to the widow just
as she died. DR.. KinworthY is ad-
ministrator of the estate and obtained
possession of the check, and by order
Of the interior department it was
cashed. The children OF the widow
will now receive the benefit Of the
check