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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-17

No decision has been arrived at
on the transit strike in st. Louis.
A second conference between the
company officials and the griev-
ance committee has been held, but
availed nothing. Yesterday an
attempt was made TO move the
Citizens lins cars and two persons
were shot. Suburban men are
still at work.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-17

Ardmore mas five candidates Tor
the postmastership at that place,
each Of whom are playing for the
support Of Messrs. Soper and
Mellette.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-17

United States Senator w. A..
Clark, Of Montana, yesterday re-
signed his seat in the senate. and
was immediatly appointed by Act
ing Gov. Spriggs to succeed him
self. The cause OF this uncom-
mon move is, that Clark's resig-
nation was asked for By Gov.
Smith, and was fled, but had not
taken effect. Gov. Smith bad oc-
casion to leave the state for a cou-
Die Of weeks and during his ab
sence Acting Governor spriggs' a
friena Of Senator CLARK, took ad-
vantage Of The situation and made
the appointment, which hoios
good.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-17

The latest reports from Texas
are to the effect that the cotton
crop is very backward on account
Of the cold rains and floods. The
crop will be short.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-17

II is thought congress will ad-
iourn about June first. The Phil
ippine resolution reported by Mr..
Lodge will again 60 over.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-17

Judge Townsend has issued sew
eral injunctions restraing the fed
officers from collecting occupation
tax on behalf Of the Chickasaw
ID ration.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-17
Cleveland on College Training

Ex-President Cleveland, in the
Forthcoming college mans number OF
the Saturday Evening Post, discusses
the oft-asked question: Does college
education pay? and makes out a
strong case in favor Of giving a young
man the advantages OF university
training. Other contributors to this
special double number are: President
Patton, of Princeton; President
Jordan, of Leland Stanford: President
Butler, Of Colby; President Angel, Of
Michigan, and President Mcclure, Of
Lake Forest. The fiction features
are by Ian Maclaren, Jesse Lynch
Williams, Charles M. Flandrau, Stan
" Waterloo and w. L. Alden. The
college mans number Of the Saturday
Evening Post will be on all news
stands May p.
Sour stomach, fulinesS after eating
and flatulence are all caused by im-
perfect digestion. Prickly Ash Bit
ters corrects the disorder at once,
drives out badly digested food and
tones the stomach, liver and bowels.
For sale by Chapman and Briggs.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-17

II is stated on the authority OF a
prominent Choctaw, who ought to
know, that the Choctaw and Chick
asaw commissioners and the Dawes
commission have agreed on May !
1901, as the date when the rolls
shall be closed. All Choctaw and
Chickasaw children born before
that time will be enrolled as mem
bers of the tribes. - Muskogee
Times.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-17

Contracts we're closed at Milford
Delaware, the other day for the
bodies Of 5000 birds to be killed
for the New York milliners at
from ten to fifteen ceats apiece.
The contracts call for meadow
larks, bluebirds, red wing black
birds, crow blackbirds, sparrows
and baby owls. It seems that the
next fad in women's headgear is
to be every much bird z
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-17

From now nntil June The In
dian Chieftain and the Kansas
City Journal will be sent to any
address q whole year for 81. 10.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-17
GEORGE BLACKWELL
Has the latest and best
PATENT
..HAY STACKER.

There one on exhibition the lot south of the court house
and eoroe Franklin Joe Harris Dan Warren and others have
already purchased machines ,..a.a,a
tred will be sold $5 90 EACH After this they VIII pc sofa
higher They will save $500 day other hay stacker
made and six points ahead Of any and all otner
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-17

mendous speed.
Suddenly / saw them fly through
the mir, and then land again. They
had cleared the gully. Then, with IN
creased momentum, they sped for
ward, and, leaping again, passed over
the river and landed on the other side.
II went down the hill after them as
slowly as / could. The gully over
which they had leaped seemed TO be
about 90 feet wide, and the place
from which they sprang was IL or 10
feet above the bank on the other side.
They told me that some OF the great
leaps in the country had been more
than 1875 feet.
'Then the Lapps showed me an
other feat. They planted several
sticks in the snow in different posi-
tions on the decliVity of the hill and
said: 'Paulus, we are going TO show
you how close we can come to those
sticks. We can almost touch them
with our skees as we coast down.
"When they were once more in line
I gave signal. They came down the
hill with almost the same rapidity as
before, but pushing their long guild
ing poles deeper into the snow. Most
Of them came within few inches Of
the sticks.
After passing one they would
change their direction and move to
another stick, either left or right, far
ther down" Youths Companion.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-17
The St. Louis
GlObe=DenOCrat
Twice Every Week.


mo Sunday IS yr g. mo 81
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-17

Ascum--I suppose you're one OF
those who consider marriage lot
terry?
Henpecll- indeed. If you draw
blank in a lottery you can tear up
your ticket and forget all about IT,
phileinhia Press.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-17
L. " wAKELEY.

WI 7 7 "
L ] BRTCKER. 81 Louis. No.
rPA- Sz3 Main. Kansas City. No.
HOWARD ELLIOTT.
Genersi Mapsg-r. St Joseph, No.
The sun., 1900-09-07

when IL give Independence 70 the Cubans. ]
believe that the treaty should have given inde-
pendence to the tiiipinos when i gave independt +
was made through the action OF the President
had given independence. TO the Filipinos as II
drop of American blood would have been
shed in the Philippine Islands from that time
Il % o me %h0 blood * tRs Ph
pine Islands and | say that that party Is re-
sponslble for the shedding Of blood that was
Of CybaHS and md tried TO make vsssais Of the
When that treaty came to the Senate II had
20 be met and there wero three things that might
be done. First the treaty could be ratified sec
ond. it could be amended II there were sote,.
095 b. in sy or ns ednd mn. Rave nr
amended because there were not votes enough,
and & any Republican tells you that that treaty
YOU 10 remember that the Bacon resolution
promlSed Independence to the filiplnos We
to did ShrT scegs o 69o the ees say py
mean? 1t meant one Of two things either the
President would have to call the new Senate
can. as soon as the new Senate was sworn in.
and then secure ratification FROM the new
SENATE, or else he would have had TO appoint
had eS been rei%cted II The h President had called
the new Senate together on tho fourth day OF
9nd nG So faTs Ss
make a new treaty-vho could tell what con-
p!ications might arise while the new treaty was
i those who opposed lmpess1atllsm ts had rUr. re,
yeSed hs h' MGSd baye nsv haSrs9
BeSPe the neW e trqaV g nS c3 Rsva H been reed
We had seen the Republican rarty win in the
the plea that the nation might be d!soredlted
while II dealt with a foreign nation. and II
had 6en sent ma abroad wSs
carried IL into a Presidential campaign and
The sun., 1900-09-07

alma whom acquired from Mexico. became the
ststSs. subject to such conditions as the Gov;
seen At TO apospt relating to the rights OF the
people then inhabiting thoSe Territories ,,.
-, In another case Chief Justice Waite sag;
Territorial Legisstures. but II may itself legls,
,sIe directly Tor the local governme,hL ~ us
Had ana iGd ysd SI5 Sf rt the erroS GtSer Sords
has fun and complete legislative authority
ever the people q the Territories and al we
departmente OF the Territorial governments
II may do for the Territories what the people
under the Constitution Of the United states
may DO for the States ,,-.,- l..
not affected by the clause. operative only among
essaIy follows. II judicial oonstTpctionn n,taS Tere
tarin act by the United States Circuit Court
for the Southern District OF New York, which.
RSss5ftpSs throash Judge Townsend has reS es
%,sS sthsr on principle or authority why nnS
t.sra Without adm1RE a soar ar the
burden Of the taxation uniform throughout
our nation. To deny this power IL to deny
ereIenty' and % make II. as Judge Townsend
again says most aptly. a cripple among na-
tions' Nctwithstandlng these authoritative
tempt Tor the courts when he practically de-
niee their authority by continually asserting
mat the course OF the Government In carrying
out It's treaty stipulations and internationnl
obligations, by sunpresslng an armed tnsur-
rection In the Philippines and In organizing
stitutional.
The historic policy Of he American people,
from the commenccment to the present hour
has heen 20 give to the people of each Of its
Territories as much self-Qovernment Ns they
are capable NJ exercising and to increase this
from time 70 time, and finally. to admit them
as States. n and when they are capable of eX-
ercisins the rights of Statehood In this way
Alaska has been held for over thlrty-three
ton to create state and has been practically
denied all participation in the Federal Govern
ment without exciting any hysterical frenzy
as TO so-called impcrialism II Is passing
strange that Mr.. BRYAN and other over-sensi-
tive ratriOts who have now discovered IN
the Efforts Of the Government 70 rut down
an armed lnsrlrTection in the philirIincs tho
spirit ~ imperialism. never discovered TINS
so-called imperialism In the case of Alaska.
Roveinment therefore, is not only fatty OBJ
posed TO ths decisions of the Supreme Court,
but n contradicts the entire history of tho
country. While his fellow citizens would pro-
fer 70 believe that his statement was made
In sincerity, yet II Is dlfflCult TO understand
how lawyer and n pubcist could possibly
be ignorant of lis untruth As n mcmher .of
regard to the District ~ Columbia and the
various Territories. A n lawyer he Is pre-
sumahly acquainted with the decisions ~ tho
Supreme Court Such wild and reckless state-
ments As these are rapidly convincing many
thouRhtflu people that they erred when thcy
respected his candor while plying his Judg
ment"
The sun., 1900-09-07
CALIFORNIA CONGREssMEN NAMED.
Republicans ERenominato Members for Five
Districts.

SANTA CRUZ. Cal, Sept. 6.-The Republican
State Convention adj ourned to-day after adopt
ing platform tha tstrongly indorses the Ad-
n,inistration aud selecting electors and nom
inees for Congress. The convention was note
worthy for enthusiasm and harmony. The
greatest applause was called forth by praise
OF McKinley's course during tho Philippine
war and by the exposure of the insinoenty
OF thc DGnocratio cry Of ant-imperalism.
The pl4, I'm. which was read by Judge j.
MCKINLEY Il Los Angeles, indorses the national
ReplblicaL platform and pledges support TO
the ticket a. follows
We pledge our loyal support 20 that wise
and upright statesman, William Mckinley,
who. amid new and perpeNng problems.
has consistently pursued a policy which has
made him the very eNempllnCation Of tho high
est type Of american statesmanshlp and earned
for him and the country that he loves and ~ ryes
world-wide respect and honor. -, "a
With such leader, associated with that
typical American, Theodore Roosevelt. whose
courage In war and brilliant political record in
peace have given him place In the hcarts OF
our people. we may well look forward 20 glorious
victory In November and continued national
The platform urges efforts for the early COM
petion OF the Nicaragua Canal and favors
storage Of waters, forest preservation, leris-
laion against land frauds and the prevention
The following Presidential Electors were
chosen At large SAMUEL n, shortTidge.
BsH BBHR SFsS2qS SFcS HTGS Rdd % RGSSr anE Ta? MooE
McFadden The Congressional ticket ia First
district, Frank l. Coombs Second, Samuel d.
Julius Kahn; Fifth. Eugene + Loud; sixth.
James McLaohlan; Seventh. James Needham.
The last FIVE were re-nominated
The sun., 1900-09-07
C. L.. SICARDI FOR M'hINLEY.
Lifelong Democrat Can't stand fer Bryar
and Disaster.

Charles l. scardi, a well-known lawyer
Of Manhattan and Brooklyn. who has always
been a Democrat and who for years was allied
with the shepard Democracy in Kings county.
has come out for Mckinley and Roosevelt
with many others" he says. Il discern
that tho Democratic party has changed its
beliefs and its teachings II no longer processes
the creed taught by its founders
1T Ia not without pity that ons observes
the constant endeavor Of Mr.. Bryan 10 create
unrest and discomfort In the minds OF the unsuc-
cessful and the unenergetio by arraying class
against class. have such confidence In the
sanity and sound judgment OF the American
people that am satisfied his methods will meet
with their dsapprova and condemnation.
But Just returning from a trip abroad. In
which | made careful observations a. 70 the
condition OF the laborine classes in Europe the
impression made upon me by tho poverty, un-
settled condition and the apparent hopelessness
Of the producing classes there. is stil par
NO American workman ,ifrhe knew the facts.
the other side. All who. are candid will admit
that under the present Administ ira ton the coun-
Try has been prosperous. work abundant and
Judg, say that the possibilities OF greater pros
perty with our natural resources, our inte-
II the policy which encouraged and permitted
these happy conditions Of affairs is unchanged
The heresy Of the silver doctrine is. evidently
still dear to the heart Of the Democratic can
didate, and although he may discreetly main
tain silence, when asked pointed questions
as TO his course Of action regarding the pay
ment OF public moneys. his very silence creates
distrust. and the suspicion has grown into a
conviction. that ifhe had the opportunity. the
alleged corpse OF silver would come TO life
II is an insult to the Intelligence Of voters
70 argue, as have heard Democrats do that
Bryan as President could do no harm 20 the
business world. even IL he were so inclined
because the Republicans are In control Of the
American Congress.
In other words vote our candidate in. and
although he may be unsafe and dangerous,
bis claws will be clipped and his teeth ex xhacted
by the Republican law makers.
]. for one, believe that IL thu Republican
party has demonstrated it's attachment to
all its branches, executive and legislative, and
thus take no chances.
Personally, as trustee Of several financial
institutions whose deposits are. largely made
UP OF the earnings OF people OF small means,
= consider that would be untrue to my trust
whose success would eventually permit the re-
payment OF the deposits Of any institution In our
land In deprecated currency.
The cry OF imperialism Is disingenuous, In
deed. No one who thinks moment can be-
and beliefs OF the majority, l must confess
that there has been as yet no tyrannlcal or
enslsvina tendencies manifested by any con
siderable number Of our fellow citizens. The
truth !. that imperialism is party shibboleth
fapcss aS a 20 Hs and SRSs Ss si and
! therefore declare with pride that shall
vote for Mckinley and Roosevelt.
The sun., 1900-09-07
REPUBLTcAy CLUB on THE BowsRY.
Opened with a Fall Ne-tins-Two Meeting, .
Day Hereafter.

The Republican Club Of the City of New York
formally opened its downtown headquarters
at 1872 Bowery with a mass meeting last night
In spite Of the heat. every one Of the $50 seats
was filled and men were standing in the aisles
Charles II. Treat, Collector OF Internal Reye-
nues. presided The speakers were II; c.
Sweeney, Jacob Kempe Hal Bell and william
Il. Mann, Secretary Of the New York CONNER
cial and Industrial League
Mr. Bell made 9 ht .th his reference to
the marble bust of Bryan at the Kansas City
Convention. We are told" he said. that
the delegates cheercd for fully twenty minutes
nt seeing Bryan on n bust But why should
'ueyl Bryan has, always been on bust
two pieces. one gold and one silver. lie has
busted his Populistio allies into two pieces
And now he threatens to bust American pros
perity, the Dinsey bill. the gold standard.
and the trusts, In pGCe he will give US the
greatest trust ever conceived the Free Silver
Trust owned and run by the silver mine owners
Of America
These meetings will be continued, every
noon and evening. Col A. s. Gear. who has
the work in charge. announces that Dr. f. j.
Palmer viii preside this evening. and that
the speakers viii Include Col Charles II DEM
son and members OF the State Committee
The sun., 1900-09-07
ODELL TO PITCH ~ TODAY.
Propose, to Take Little Rest and Give the
Democrats Little.

Chairman odell Of the Republican State
Committee will be at his oflcs in the Fifth
avenue headquarters to-day. and the State
campaign will begin when he rolls up the top
OF his black walnut desk and goes To work.
1t will be red hot rampaign. Mr. Odsll spent
yesterday In Nswburgh resting after the con-
vention. He does not expect to get much
rest from now Oh. nor will he give the Demo-
Gratis much rest either. A great many Re-
publicans thought thar Mr.. Odell would be in
his oftioe Yesterday. and they called there 10
upon hi. nomination There was a remark able
unanimity .. opinion among them IN the effect
that the Republican state onvention had
done wisely in nominating him for Governor.
and they al said that they wanted 10 shske
his Havd and toll him that thcy were COINS
10 work for him
The sun., 1900-09-07
R00sEVsLT's NEBRASKA TRIP.
Mach Interest In Hin Evfncsd By Mt.
Bryanp Neighbors.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Sept. e.-There IL much
interest in Nebraska over Gov Roosevelt's
tour OF the State, Chairman II. c. Lindsey
Of the Republican State Central Committee
was in this city to-day and while here announced
the Nebraska engagements Of Gov. Roosevelt
who will be In this St9te on Oct. /, 2, 5 and+
Coy Roosevelt VIII como to Lincoln from
a trip that viii extend three times across
the State. over, the Burlington. Union
brssSs he win 70 70 pesdTood for an" an even en-
ting meeting. Three evening meetings will be
held In Nebraska. at Omaha, Lincoln and the
third In some town in the western part OF the
State,
The sun., 1900-09-07
BROohLYN RBPUBLICANs SOLID.
strons Congress. Senate and Assembly Nemi.
nations TO BE Made.

nations to BE Made,
The Republican managers in Brooklyn are
going 10 put up the hardest kind Of a hsht for
Odel and Woodruff as we'll as for Mckinley
and Roosevelt. All the friends OF Mr.. Wood
ruff. who were anxious that he should get the
first place on the ticket. have already recovered
from their disappointment and complete har-
mony prevails all along the line among the Re-
publican forces In Kings county Interest for
the next ten days will be centred In the Congress-
Senatorial and Assembly conventions. which
are 10 be held on Sept 10, IL and u respectively.
and then, when all the local candidates are In
the field the work of the campaign will be started
IN dead earnest and kept up until election day
The Congress candidates will probably be as
follows:
Second district Henry b. Ketoham: Third
district, Henry Bristow: Fourth district, Henry
A. Hamburg; Fifth district. Jacob Worth. Sir tn
district. Bert Ress.
TIVE yeas agS the Democrats carried the
Michael j. Dady. chairman OF the fIscuuve
Committee, IL going 10 Havana Tomorrow TO
look after his contract and will be atrent TO- q
couple Of weeks. This afternoon there will be
a meeting Of the committee TO select q chair
man during his absence and II is probable that
Walter B. Atterbury. who IL the chairman OF the
General Committee, will be chosen. Lieut.
Gov. Woodruff. who is expected back In Brook
lyn on Monday, will be consulted as to the
management OF the campaign. So as 70
strengthen the national and State ticket In all
directions. the strongest possible candidates
are TO be nominated on all the local tickets.
The sun., 1900-09-07
Camp.u Denie. The, He Gives Up Michigan.

The Hon Daniel J Campau, the National
Democratic Commit teeman from the State OF
Michigan. denied yesterday thnt he had ever
said in an interview that the State OF Michigan
could not be lost by the Republican party,
this week Mr.. Campau said that a. a mattsr OF
fact he thought that the Democratic ohanoes Of
carrying the State Of Michigan for the State
and national tickets were most excellent, and
that he expected TO see the State enrolled for
Bryan this fall
The sun., 1900-09-07
Lssi. Bell Isn't Betting on Bryan.

louis V. Bell of the New York Stock Ex-
change said In Boston on Tuesday:
Although am a Democrat, a member OF
Tanmany Hall and bad man generally,
believe that Bryan win he showed under this
yeaF'
The sun., 1900-09-07

Read nsxt sunday sun, Sept. o. whether you own
heei Essae or contem plate an Investment In
specially prepared article 10 will be shown what ff,et
low rate OF Interest has the d sction OF deveopins
suburban districts
The sun., 1900-09-07
weil-Buiit Dwelling Houses.

psud. eus read '. espsdsiiy REQUIRE tie
best. To reach them use the real estate COL
umns-Adv, -
The sun., 1900-09-07
TO READ THE SUNS" RIAL ESTATE
NEWS

and tabular forms OF daily transactions Il TO be
batter posted in this direction than those who
rely on so called Real Estate medium1, where
the effort but partially covers the grpund-Adv
The sun., 1900-09-07


Which af toot political risSs alfsady es
We: S:d fsS bsea ~ EVEN
ment in which its citizens voted without re-
gard 70 their connection with the Mormon
at e ratio of ia da m not se
Shall bs entitled TO vote at any election held in
trust This operated to d,frspcRse a cpcnsiI- pnS
cradle number OF G electors ~ the Territory Of
firmed Hid lts constitute ionslty, and, in addition
the peiStedy %id Their % rCtissns m ofGe Of Tcr
rltories political rights are franchises which
they hold q privileges 10 the legislative dis
TN view OF this authoritative declaration
of the highest tribunal OF the land, what be-
comes OF Mt BrSans olt-reite1ated rate sta'em1eent
pine Islands and Porto Rico without 10 eject
sonferrinS sll the rights and privileges OF State
OF a Territory. and thus deprive him OF all po-
litioal power, IL can surely impose q measure
Of taxation different from that provided among
Mr, Justice Grny in another case said; BY
the Constitution, rs II now well settled, the
United States, having rightfuly acquired the
1errltO Ortes, and being the oniy Government
ent . dominion and sovereignty. national
and municipal Federal and State, over AL
the Territories, 80 long ~ they remain In a
territorial condition
In the Utah case, involving the constitu-
tionalty Of Congressional legislation 10 pro-
hibt polysamy, Mr.. Justice Bradley said
The power Of Congress over the territories
arising from and incidental to the right TO ac-
auire the territory itself and from the power
given by the Constitution 20 make all needful
rules and regulations respecting the terri
tory or other property belonging to the nited
States. IL would be absurd To hold that the
and no power 20 govern II when acquired. The
power TO make acquisitions Of territory BY
SgSpaStsss sSSart BY t[saty. and q Sss.icp d o. II
tory Of T,oulsiana. whsn acquired from Franos
and the Territories west Of the Rocky Mount.