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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07
SERIOUS WRECK.


M.neoia, Tex, Feh IS -Tuere was =
serions wrsck hers Friday between y
westbonnd passenger train and ireie Ia
caused oy an cpsn switch. No person
vas killed, though several wsre hurt
Both engines vera reuncel 20 slrao3.
scrapnon.
Passenger train No !, westbonnd, in
char,-e Of Conduc,0r Go1seFt, WIS pull
ing inio I'll. star, on Bhe riain track
ct speed of ab ,ut ~ miles en honr.
Freight tram No IL. enslDJuud, had
sid, tracked short distance east Of tha
passenger Depot Through sou,e sor5 OF
oversight. not yet accounted fos, the
switch had ft en- lift OPT n.
TaiS was not discovered by The sngin-
Ger Oh No until hi, locomotive was SO
near the other that he had barely TINA
TO throw the eme rZancy brake ard TO-
ver'e lever.
Tho engineers and firemNn e both en-.
gin Jumped froia their cabs amost a:
the worry moment Of the terrible crash.
Trey were all more or leas Lrois9d and
badly shaken up. That they escapel
alive is miraculous. Engineer d Mo-
rain had bleeding wounds on his hards
md his LETT ear. H:s fireman. G. G.
Dopbs, was ,lso badly brnlsed up and
returned 10 Marshall.
ENGINEER T. E. Watt had nm ugly
brui-e on the eide OF his head near the
ear and was suffering from hurt OF
his l-fG Zip
An the passengers were badly shaken
up and several more or l-ss bruised.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07
ONE TRUST GOLLApsEs.
Receiver Appointed for the United stAtos
NIiIiinG Company at Milwaukee.

Receiver Appointed for the United Statos
DIiIiinG Company III Milwaukee.
milwaukee,, Feb? 1.-1'hc United States
Milling company, generally known as
the -four trust, went TO pieces Saturday
afternoon, hut the iuc: did not become
known until yesterday when Judge
Jenkins i'll tho United STATUS court Of
New Jersey appointed three RECEIVERS for
the company, rwo OF whom ara now i'll
charge OF the property. Tho collapse of
the comla,iy WAS due, it is said to it,
inability to float i.s securities on the
open market.
George William Bnll9u, the stockholder
who instituted the suit in Which tho re-
cclvors were appointed, made the follow
Dts statement CONCERNING tho causes
leadinS to thu failure Of the company in
the complaint:
"In tho organization Of the company
it hnd been hoped sufficient means would
be provided for the purchase of property
required by the company aud to supply
sufficient voraine capital to carry on the
business hy sale OF firsit mortgage
collateral gold BOMBS, but because
of the tight money market and
depression III industrial securities tie
company was unable 70 carry out the
plan and was Obliged to resor. to borrow
ing money on its collateral trust bonds
and otherwise urged to socarc terra
porary loan by the issue of socalled trust
bonds and further by the failure of this
plan, by borrowing in olnn market. Tho
money 50 borrowed constitutes floating
indebtedness which amounts to Slo05,.
SOB, OF which Sill 800 Is duo and 939l,-
$50 is on demand.
Tho United States Milling company
was formed with y capital stock of $780,
0OO, 900 cn April 81 1899, having secured
control OF the extensive four milling
property in West Superior, Minneapolis,
Duluth. New York state and New .Ier-
scy. While the original suit isin New
Jersey, the greatest litigation probably
will I've in Wisconsin,. us Il nmjJri;y Of
the company's properties nre ia this
state.
The company, Mr. Bullou spts forth,
will be unable to meet any Of its obliga-
, tions MS thoy Tnatuip. It's cash III the
bank is but $1,000, and it has no hills or
accounts receivable, tho proceeds of
which would be sufficient 10 meet the
ni4turcd and inatuiing obligations.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

Fort Smith. Ark, Feb. 30. In the
United STATES court herc Judge Thayer
OF tn, Eighth circuit Sac wluh Judgp
Rogers Of the district conrt. Jadgo
Tnaysr entered mp u fiunl decree in tue
cas- Of ihe Stats Trust 'mpsny sga,ps.t
the Kansas City, P,ttsourg and Gnl.
Railway company. This same order
will be inade In Kln~s City. Sarev
port and Paris, Tex. Tns order is ioe
the foreclosure OF mortgage the ssle OF
the property 10 tak- place az Joplin next
month by Edward II. Sites, Special mas
ter in chAncery.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

on mhun z; TOR t,ihrdarI
At Pullman, Ark, the boiler cf Bus.
by sawnll exploiod klliug Hoycr
Thompson sud fatally wounii'g Sis
other men.
Harlan WHITAKER, cbwgod with tho
assassination Of William t. (inelgl. at
Frankfort, Kv.. win have hrs exiNnina-
ton trial on March Q.
Dr. Trnnklia l.. CaJlwNl! shot to dcnth
Mrs, Mamie Hayes ana then ki.,AI hiu-
sell 1T New York City.
Wash Garrett, tho negro who murder
ed his wife ~ DALLAS, Tex, WAS CON
viuhrd and gwen lie death sentence. 10
is 10 be hanged On April ~.
An unlinDwu mun WAS Found dead be-
sid, the Cutloa DulI ia,!ruad Eracls ae
Mrtirneor.
It cost Dallas county, Texas, Sii 900
last ycor TO fight the mnnlpN.
William l3utssriicll, tue noted Ene-
lish afri,tcct, 'lit1 Mt l.n,dun.
,Irhann Mullar. who died supposed
paupcr nj Duluth, MIMI. has property
amounting to about sbop.0M
The citizsnsof Ilogansvlls, Gn., Won
their point in roiusnT 10 ra'Ohizo the
postotlice be.nusc Of u uegrV h'iig ppSr-
master Miss .Jn'e, has becu appointed
in pllce or the negro 'ihu office paid i
salary Of goo, hnt lad dwinilcd taa5put
tI3o per year
In free GENT az dance near FUNDS
Gap, W., jam Newborry w,s k,llal
and several o,hora la'ilv hu.t Tive night
viva among moonAhiilora.
Il Louisville md Nashville IytssrnSri-
train was wrecked at Fkmaton, Ala. u
was taking esccrsionists 10 Kew t)rhans
and WAS 'loul& hra.iur. Two h7,ih-
men were badly hurt.
i'nl,onic plague In, brvkli QUE again
ct Sydney. y. S. w.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07
KANSAS CITY WON.



Washington, Feb. "a The Dsmo-
craft national committee selected Kan
sas Guy rs the place for hold ng the
president al c,nvantiou over Ai.wAu-
kec By vote o. 40 20 8.
Each city offered The committee 500
900, but in addition, Ilinses City was
willing to furnish hoel accommodations
for the members Of Tia committee and
the hall WITH decoraeons and music fee
OF expense 60 tbs commiStep.
The vote OF tx rs The date Of tho con.
vention was in favor OF jay 4, q yDies;
Jan. IA, 81 votes ana May 8, vole.
Chairman Jones WIS authorized t.
appoint suo-coir miFEee % seven Il
make arrnngemea.s fer tbs c5nvent,on.
1t is probable No Some Of Miu4our
and Joansou Of KtrsaS will DO mem
bers OF this committee.
The national committee issued ths
following call:
'Tne national Democratic committee
having met in Inc city of Washiagto 4
on the s2l day of February 1910. mas
appointed Wednesday,, the Ash o! July
az lhs tiinp and CHOSEN the city of Kan
sas c ty. Mo. rs thu Place for holdsng
the uAyionpl Democratic convention
Each stale ensit.ed to a REPRESENTATION
there IN equal W double ihs number OF
its senators anil personalities in
the congress OF the United States
and each territory, Alaska Iu-
diai Territory and tina ID siric
OF Columbia shsll have six delegates.
Ali Democratic conservative reform cirit
zsus Of the United States. irrespective
OF past siiiliafions and difierences, who
can Unite with Us in the effors for pure,
ecoromical and excellent government
and who favor the governments and o.
po1e the enpirs. are cordially invited tc
JON usin sending delegates 10 The con
vSiItion
the committee adjourned to meet q
Kansas City Jnjy3
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

San Antonio. Feb q The city conn
Gil has adopted the lax rate for the eli
suing fiscal year. This rate is 81 70 on
the 500 valuation. which is the same as
last ycnr. The budget adopted ilicrcnsos
the amount set aside for maintenance Of
the streets from S20.na0 to $l'0.noO for
parks $Sno1 il set inside and for mnIuic.
nance Of the fro dnmrtmcnt&n,O lO. The
total cxpnnditnre is 3iln.0n1.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

Ell Paao, Tex, Teo Is --Wil,inm Pow,
eli, Jolu Ripper ann LEROY Il heris,
negro solaiers OF company A. Iweuiy.
hfih ilfautry. We're ocoaght from tae
guard house a5 Furt Bliss by Sher Fl
Boone AID Ranger Bryant and locked IN
eeparate coils in tine county i nj on war.
rants cnarg ne corlpiic.;y III The a,
hauls on the police STATION last Saturday
morning.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07
rlc Tsx Suit.

SIN Antonio, Fob. 81 Suit has boon
filed in the Thirty district
court against International and Great
Northern Railway company by tho
State of Texas for the recovery Of back
taxes owing to the state and county in
sum of $5l 10000 These taxes nrc al
legged to be owing since 1851 and i,ic On
80 81 miles OF ro.d in Bcxar county.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

Washing on. Feb 81 Hon. l. 'llian
Pauncetor.-. daughter Of Lord Paunce-
forte, the British ambassador 10 tn
United States, was matt el at nop :
Saturday 10 Hou Bopeit Bromlsy, I
Noytnghamshire. England the altar
was notable and h-i.iianr.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07
vlLL MEET ia MAY.


I.ircoln, Neb. + b al--The Populist
nauolal co.nniittce presided overly Sem
ator Do;les, yesserday took the ques-
ton OF tho tIne aud placs fsr tas ns-
tionsl convention. The proposition from
the Texas delegation that May 8 be fixed
upon for the date was amended to per-
mir the committee 10 decide ON both
rnie and pace. Tho naendlncut was
opposed vigorously by the Texas dcicga.
zion SO cowsrd,y and lruskling to the
Democia'sp
Taeamstdmsat % r'fr to . epsr'
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

Dallas. Feb. 81 Norwood Vaughan.
toe is.nnnths-ald snnof W " Vaughan
fen into Min creek. The crerk is but u
short distance from the Vaughan honc,
mud il is presumed thar The .littlc fellow
unnoiiecd ~ away and while lluy-
ing along tbs o4nk of the stream fen Iii.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

Paris Tex. Feb 90 A fatal disease
among hogs. supposed t, D. cholera, has
broken cnt again in the Iol theaatern
part o: the county.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

Y Houston Feb. cA..-Julge William II.
Burkharr OF this G. ty, lsd as his ress-
dence on Tr&via street lie hal BEEN
Cor rnsny years district jaiae in tilt
part ri The state and his career rs a
judge dates oAek q gooA maay yeArA
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

Houston, Feb 81 Thcrc was a pas
acugcr train wreck on ihc Galveston
Houston md Northern railway ncnr
Dacp Water Saturday night j. resulted
in the death az Julius y Spraenr Is
tfef' rls, aif'r, any sigh lnlAii'f %
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

Dallas, Fsn. e. General Msnagei
Thorne OF the T4xAs snd PAciic has lei
u contract for ten new cng mes and 5ot
new boxcars for his road.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

Washington, Fch 21.-- Benjamin Il,
Pope of Texas. hes been nominated by
the president Tor ~ second lieutenant.
SHIP in the army
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

heart beat Of every
young wife. Yet
often the vision Is
never reaiized, and
as the laughter Of
infant voices floats
from without into the
childless home the
\ eyes satl,ien and the
Y heart grows hiirprv.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

Washington, Frh ei--The United
States saprcuie court hns denied the np-
plica.ion VI CAPTAIN Obeilnl NJ. Carter
to bring his case into tbat court There
was no Wlitfell upini0n.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07
They Win in EeatUchy in the Con.
test for S,Mc URlcGrS,
LORE SUITS FILED.
TIE Election Commission Throws Out
The Vote Of Louisville and Of
the Counties Of JchnSon,
Eart.n and Magnolia

= D.
OF election to I'LL the Democratic contest
s.nts for all minor state Offices, Imnlo-
<liatoly af,erward tho contestants wcr~
sworn il and repaired to the statchousG
il body where they made Il fornlal dc.
lnand upon toe E5publicnn monuments
For possession Of che Offices, but the de-
nIlndi waro not ncooded to. The Denp
cratic contestants sworn il rro as fol-
lows:
Secretary Of stato---C. .. Hill Of CLARK
county.
Attorney Fcncral--nobcSS J. Ercckin
ridge Of Boyle.
Anditor-tfus G. Coulter Of Graves.
Trensurer-Wilbnr Nlgcr OF Boyd.
Superintendent of publ!s instruction
II. Y. EfgChasney Of Livingston.
Judge Shacke,fnrd administered the
oath Of Office 10 all the contestants.
Tho principal grOuuls SGT out in the
report for tho finding i'll favor Of tho
Damocratic contestants are;
Because of military interference in
iJonisville, on account Of which this
election there shoull be thrown out en-.
firely. ;ho alleged illegal action of Judge
Toney in granting an injunction allow
lug Brown inspectors inside the polls
aud also that Judge Eyausofthc Federal
court contributed to the result by a
threatening charge to the United States
grand jury. Il is aad that Judge Ivan a
charge to tho grand jury was part of a
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

Byroii dannSW Of Galveston ana some
noEru NaasonETa.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

New Orleans, Feb 9i.-Handy Davis,
the negro who mlrdrred Syrian poll
dler at Plaqne,Nine PARISH several
months ago, sui who confessed the
crime, was ranged At Point Ia Hache.
cAihonn Dsn,oi hal.
Bryan, Tex. Feb. 27.-Dennis Gil
houn, the Eepp charged with The killing
OF colored Policeman Levy Hyal saur-
day night, hiid in examining tsi.l before
Justice J. G. Mnkeft. Calhoun was ne.
insuided to jail without band % await
the mtting of the eittiet spast whicA
laoe.s Monary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-02

IAN important civil problem has been to
preserve and foster the trade of the islands
so far as consistent with successful mill
tary operations. All of northern Luzon, in
Guiding the tobacco region tributary to
Apart. is now open to trade. and today the
embargo has been removed from many
ports of importance in the southern islands.
including a few hemp ports Pacifcation
of Luzon south of Manila through military
movements will soon open up this section
also. Every effort has been made to inter-
fere as little as possible with the natural
flow of trade, but military necessities and
the demands of commercial activity and
prosperity are frequently at variance
At this point in the interview o dispatch,
was brought to Gen. Otis which stated that
Aguinaido's wife and sister had just been
made prisoners in north Luzon, and that
Aguinaldo himself was being chased from
rancherio to raHcherio with some prospects
Of his capture. Practically all Of Aguinal-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-02
-OPEN DOOR" IN COMMERCE.
Address of Charles r.. Flint Before
New York Audience.

Mr.. Charles r. Flint. the head of the ex-
port house of Flint. Eddy & Co.. of New
York. delivered an address before the St
David Society last evening at the Savoy
Hotel. on the open door, in commerce.
Mr.. Flint. in beginning his address. de-
ciared that the open door" policy in China,
with its almost necessary accompaniment
Of concessions from the United States, diff
fcrs in principle absolutely from that OF
protection Mr.. Blaine's policy of reciproc-
Ity. he said, was that of discrimination.
The open door is equality After measur-
ing our advantages and disadvantages as
world traders. Mr.. Flint continued:
The Incorporate criticism Of aggrega-
tons of capital by would-be political lead
ers as unsound as the proposition to pay
the American wage-earner in fifty-cent dol
lar is nothing short of attack upon
American prosperity at home and an at
tempted embargo upon our export trade.
Freedom of trade. supposed to be guaran-
teed ~ the laws and Constitution of this
country. is thereby aSsailed. The combina-
lions and organizations inveighed against
are not alone the combinations Of capital,
but. what is of more Importance, they rep
resent aggregations of intellect and indus
try.
Capitalization of manufacture and of
distribution brought about by these great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-02

combinations of property and inta,oo.
Chly secures the advantages of the bie,ac.
oefeiopHeht OF special machinery hut ON
hts 70 the enormous production the mar
Sentase OF general charges is largely re-
duced' The condition of the America N u,.o.o
earners today is vastly superior IN ubat ;s
mas ever been before. Their homes bave
more comforts than had the palaces Of th
nobility in centuries past" '''e
Continuing Mr.. Flint said:
Inc progress of the world toward higher
Things means always the Reimbursement ~
old conditions disturbed The strIaaia ~ -.
human existence is the story often rena,t-
ed OF the survival of the fittest To n,
tempt TO stay that progress toward its hipb
est evolution, which is to benefit the manv
Is 10 run counter to the highest law of
progress and the highest law of progress is
the highest law of man and God.
Now. l am not here tonight In c,air,
that the Ideal has been reached in these or
carnations; that the law should not eyer
else reasonable supervision over their on
eration; that some of these corporations
are not overcapttalized. Perhaps, having
IN mind some such capitalization. the wit
OF the AN street wag was justified in de-
scr1Ding the syndicate as a body of men en-
tireiy surrounded by water But the o.
e1rities or the corporations with infiate,1
capital promptly find their level. and Wall
street tells the story OF many an ENTERPRISE
with pretentious capital and an emnty
treasury. which starts upon a career NJ ne,
organization before organization has haa,.
fully accomplished.
Let us welcome the open door. bnt 70,
rot our political living be such as to San the
vitality of our Industrial growth Let :,
be determined once and for all that the fiour
of our commerce shall be free from unjust
or unwarranted restraint. Then let us he
commercial expansionists. and we will be
the imperialists of trade"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-02

He has Just performed the diplomatic feat,
without firing gun, of pacifying Temporal
rily, and during crucial period. the south
ern islands of~the archipelago peopled
largely by the Mahometan Moros. A like
result reached by different means, in South
Luzon will mark the end of war with
the Filipino people and reduce the inme-
date use of armed American force largely
to the protection of the Filipinos them
selves against scattered robber bands. This
proclamation will doubtless prepare the
way for earnest and probably successful
efforts on our part to remove the spirit Of
distrust and hostility toward US FROM the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-02
Proved Priceless.

Ruby coats and cinnamon favor Dr. Agnew,x
Liver Pills household favorites Impur,ties
leave the system. The are toned The
blood is purified. The complexion Is bright and
ruddy- Headaches vanish and perfect health fol.
lows their use 40 doses. 10 cents Sold by F. &
WILLIAMS. 9th and SITS: EDMoNDs & WILL
iA1'S. 80 AND Ia ave- IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-02

Filipino heart by meeting and satisfying
the reasonable aspirations of the people for
relief from the burden of Spanish misrnie,
ecclesiastical and political, under which
they have groaned for centuries. and
against which they have revo.ted.
THEODORE w. MOVES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-02
just a Minute
of Your Time

to explain something that every housewife ought to
know. The manufacturer who sets out i'm these days
to make anything but absolutely pure cream of
tartar baking powder is little short of fool for peo-
ple-tfat is, the people whose trade is worth hav-
ing-can't be fooled nowadays about pure food.
Now, the fact is-and 1T Is plain to everybody
that amy who wants to can make an abso-
lute1y pure cream of tartar baking powder am abb
soutely pure anything. The real question is not
can it be made, but cam 1T be MADE and SOLD to
the advantage both of the consumer and the pro-
ducers We think it That is what we are
doing with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-02

cases. oSaiic acid will also. remove frus,
stains. Put three ounces of the crystals In
oo'tie with nall pint Of water and have
the preparation ready for use wbor stai,,.
are TO be removed have a large pail OF wa
Ter ana bottle of household ammonia on,
hand: Wet the stained parts with the acid
ana then rub When the stains have dis
WASH thoroughly in several waters and
wet the parts with the ammonia that all
trace OF the acid may be removed, Finally
rinse again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-02
To Remove Fruit stains.

The simplest method of removing these
is to place the stained Part of the cloth
over a bowl and continue pouring boiling
water through until the stain disappears.
II this is done soon after the article is
stained there will De no trouble In most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-02

Edward g. Dreyer. former president of a
Chicago bank. has been sent to the peniten-
tiarY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-02

Thousands of situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns OF Tbs
STAR -. - :, b
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Gen. Otis and the Friars.

Gen. Otis and the Friars.
In pursuance Of Instructions I tried to
secure the release of the friars imprisoned
by the insurgents and I was accused on
that account of being in partnership with
the archbishop. fhe question of titles to
real estate in the Philippines. whether
claimed by ecclesiastics or laymen, will
have l believe, to be very thoroughly amt
|. eXhaustively examined and studied AID
| this will be no quick and easy taskS,.i DO
not believe that there. will be confiseatien
by the government .Qf any property held
by the monastic: orders or by anybody to
which record title us perfect. So far
as the return the !friars is concerned,
the matter would sean to be really in the
hands OF the Filipino Catholics themselves.
The friars are, how spractically expelled,
and unless thesiFfl1ptnos, undergoing a
change of sentimlaentna assent to their re-
turn 1t would seem that the Roman Catho-
lie Church in 'itsT own interest as we'll as
for the welfare Of the Fflipinos would see
to it that, the ehrehs recognized repre-
sentatives in the Islands were not violently
distastefui to thf people whom they seek
to guide.'
Before my derartme from the palace
further Information Was received concern
ing the concentration of insurgents in
Luzon south of Manila, and an additional
regiment was at once ordered to the point
affected. A general movement southwark.
planned before Gen. Lawton's universally
mourned death. is about to be carried out
under the immediate direction of Gen
Bates. who Is to succeed to Gen. Lawton's
command. There are three or four thou
sand Insurgents now assembled and in
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13

Santa Claus, with his toys, will
be at Mrs. Adams all next week.
DON'T fail to call on him.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1900-12-13
Wanted TO Marry.

Monday young couple from
Meade county, Kansas, drove into
town and soon after their arrival
proceeded to the office of Judge c.
o. Tannehill. The purpose of their
visit to the Judges office was topro-
cure license to marry. But on ques-
tioning the young man Judge Tan
nehill learned that the twain were
cousins and that for this reason, un-
der the laws of Oklahoma Territory,
license could not be issued for their
marriage. When the Judge, who is
always willing to issue marriage
license when he can legally and con-
sistently do SO, refused to comply
with the young mans request, the
latter seemed to be considerably
disappointed, After learning their
fate, the twain soon departed. 1t is
not known whether they returned
home or whether they expected to
go to some other state to obtain a
! license. Beaver Herald,