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New-York tribune., 1901-02-11

William Cairns Stuart ct al. Trustees. ETC.. Of
Ellen F. Ward etc. Plaintiffs. against Thomas Frazier
and others. Defendants.
pursuance OF a Judgment foreclosure and sals
made and entered in the abOveenrtled action and
bearing date the 14th day Of June 19O0 the under
ssned the Referee IN said Judgment named. will s1
public auction. the New York Real Estate Sales
No. Ill Broadway. the Borough Of Manhattan
York. Friday the 4th day Of January, ls0
a O'Clock that day. by Peter F. Meyer Ans-
cneer premises directed said judgment to be sold
therein described follows:
All certain lot piece parcel OF land sitiets
lying and being In the City OF New-York. and oeins
In Section l;umber Z. Block Number 1874 shown on
the Land Map OF the CITY OF New York and boundsa
and described a. follows: Beginning at point ~
Northerly line OF West One hundred and seeoHe
distant hundred and thtrty-two Cl3) less
(6 inches easterly from the Norheasteriy corner
Boulevard and West One hundred and second stree.
but opposite the middle line OF wall; rea
ming Nortnwardly but parallel with the Bouas
to and through said party wall far as me san.
extends hundred QO,) feet: thence EastwaFcy ~.
parallel with West One hundred and second stree.
thirty-two S0 feet six (6l inches: thence SouthWa,n
TO Northerly line OF One hundred ans
Street; westwardly along said Nortne.S
line West One hundred and second Street. thirty~
3 feet sir go inches 20 the point place OF oeSnA
Dated New York. December 18th. 1900. - -
LORD DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiffs oice ans
postofice address No. 12o Broadway (Manhattan) W.
York City. IA.
The following Is diagram OF the property 10 S"S'
its number Is 2O7 West io2d Street:
WestI
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lawrence Street
Manhattan Sr-sA,

The approximate amount Of the lien charge satisfy
which the abOvedescrbed property Is be Sold Is Two
thousand five hundred and hfyeight 5610O dollars with
interest thereon from the 10Th day OF December lse
hundred and ninety l7-10O dollars with interest from
January 10. 1901. together with the expenses Of the
sale The approximate OF Or
which be allowed the purchaser out
the purchase paid by the Referee Is Seven
hundred and fortyseven 91-1OO dollars interest
Dated New York February LIST. 1901.
FRANCIS 3 HARRISON. Referee
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Ihe approximate amount OF the Hen or charrs 20 49,.
sly which the above described properly il o ~
sortyseven thousand three hundred ana forrv 30
Win interest thereon from 18th day az rs,
1871 tosether with costs and alowar.e= sn1nnnt
20 S1 hundred and forty-seven 231Gd dollars u,
interest from January 90 1901 Together 7vL wiz
Peses OF the sale The approximate anourT % r,vsS
- or othsr liens which allowed ~
pachaser out OF the purchase money or pad nv ~
dollars and interest. - S~-S-eNIee s-iOo
Dated. New York February 1s+ 1901
DANIEL p. INGRAHAN Re.s-aa
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80, OF NEN YORK; Irving Savings Institution pls,,
'4iI against William J. Knifen ct az Defa1ds1-. -
N pursuance OF Judgment o ForacIosnra s.,.
uy made ard entered In the above-entitsd scon
IS GATE the 10Th day Of January 1901 rha
tne teleree n said Judgment named will all ~ o,s
paTceI az Public Auction the New York Real Fstata
SaIesroolr No III Broadway, IN the Borough ~ Ma
hatah City OF New York. 9th day 81 Fshrns-v
4pI az l. o CLOCK noon, that day. Brvan y Ken
ne " Aucttoneer the premises directed BY said udznenr
% oe sold. and therein described as follows:
AL those two certain lots pieces parcels OF ground
Win the buildings and Improvements thereon situate living
the city OF New York and known and distin7sHed IN
map OF property in ManhattanvtlIe belonging 10 the
estate or John B. Lawrence deceased made BY Edward
Doushty City Surveyor. January Is45 by the numbers
u4 one hundred and fortytwo. and Q44) one nundrei
and fortyour. the Southwestery side OF lawrence
wit: '
Beginning at a point Southwestery line ~
Lawrence Street distant hundred and sixtv-elght
feet and six inches SoutheaSterly from Southeasry
side of the Tenth Avenue running thence Souhwesery
and at right angles 20 Lawrence Street hundred
thence NOrthwestery and parallel with Lawrence Street
tty feet thence NOrthessterly and parallel
mentioned line hundred feet the Southwestery
OF Lawrence Street thence Southsastery
westerly line OF Lawrence Street. fifty feet
10 the place OF beginning
Dated. New York. February fst 1901
FRANCIS b HARRISON, Referee
DEYO. DUER & BAUERDORF. Attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
rs Broadway. New York City.
The following IS diagram OF the property be sold
as described sbove the numbers being 54 and 50
Lawrence Street:
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Books ano Publications.

TO AUTHORS SEEKING A PUBLISHER
Manuscripts In all branches " literature suitable for
publication in book form equired established
house: terms charge for examination; pronp
attention honorable treatment BOOKS" I4I Her
aid. 23d-st. New-York
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Dropos1I
DROPOSAIS FOX MILITARY SUPPIIF

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
Fhlla depot y VI. beP, T. li-H ATch ST, Phia-,
Feb I90I.Seaied proposals. in trpllcate. will DO
here until II O'Clock A NJ Thursday, February
Black Machine silk b 100 yard sPoos; 100000
Spoos Black silk Twist No. IA. 7-yard spools; $500
ounces Drab Sewing SIX B 1-oz spoois 10000 spOos
prab Sewing SIX b 100 yard spools; $500 yards
Facing 5000 yards each White. Ye-
low. IOOO yds. Green; 900 yds. orange and 500 yds
RuaD. The articles conform In every respect
existing standards and specifications Quantities be
subject ~ Ceatum increase IL desired by
uartueut. Early deliveries required. bidders
must with what rapility they will make them
Government reserves the right reject
all proposals thereof. Preference given
articles of domestic production
conditions u quality and price tnciuding in the price OF
foreign production manufacture. the
being equal \ GUARANTEE in 10 per cent OF the
value Of the articles accompany proposals. UN
GUARANTEED BIDS will be considered Fifty
cents Internal Revenue required number OF
guaranteed bid Blanks for proposals and
will be furnished upon application Envelopes
ing proposals endorsed Proposals
Supplies. be opened Thursday. February 2Ist 1901
and addressed Colonel JOHN V. FUREY. Asst Quar-
trrmaster-Ciereral. L. s 4.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11

DNERTISk.MENTS and subscriptions or Trsun,
~ received at their Uptown Office No. I.242 Broadway
ID door north OF Jlst-st. until o'clock p m; advertise
msns received al the following at regular
office rates until O'Clock m. viz sth-aye s. e
23d-st.. I52 6th-ave.,
and l4th,st l42 Nlumhus-ave. West 6oh-st; iOs
West 42d-st. 6th-ave: yvsxr
42dst-. between 7th sves: I59 East arm ST
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE sup

PlIES.-Oftce Purchasing Commissary. u. 8 ARMY
No 80 Whitehall ST.. New York City. V. Feb . 1901
sealed proposals for furnishing delivering Sbstst
ence supplies in this city thirty days commencing
MaIch l. 1901 will be seceived this Office until NJ
o'clock A. NJ on Feb. H. 1901 Information furnished on
Application Envelopes containing bids should be marked
Proposals Subsistence Supplies opened Feb 10 fao
and addressed TO Major ID. L. BRAINARD. C. s u 81 a
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11
VIEW YORK sI-PRElIE COI7RT co7z,:;r;,-

Il
- OF NEW YORK, Irving Savings Institutio, r,
tiff. against William Endemann eT al Dsfsr5aa Pain
made and entered In me abos srtGIT ana sale duly
date the 10Th day Of January 1901 l. the oearing
PaTce az Fu9lc Auction at the New York Real Fsts
Saasroom No III Broadway in the Boroueb =, sate
ary I0of at 70 clock neon On an 1ne & S5'h day Of Esbr
III Ryan AuctOneer the premises Greeted bv sa,5 IMAM tsm
sU slei aI'I uneIelh described as follows:
lying and being in the 23rd Ward OF the Civ - SITUATE @
MesIcheSter and state OF New York; being part 81 80,
ots known and designated by the Numbers liz as e 4e
by Andrew Finda,y srevor dstsd oT -orrsanla made
gust 10. 1S4S. and filed in Of the Esgi. Al
rheS'er S9Gnty az White Plains, and bounded and
westerly side 0f Franklin avenue distant two hHr5
tsysacti1 - tieIly lIohl corner formed by the in
scl2h or the Southwesterly side OF hundred srS
slxty ninth street the laid out under ~.
roaIs s,S s - Is out opening and closing Of streets
May 10. 1S6S with the NorthwesterIy side OF Frs1LI
running Northwestery along the South
ste.y size OF lots Numbers III on aforesaid
Map Two hundred and Twenty-Five feet five inches ~
John Echer and parallel win FIt Ts me land
one hundred and twenty feet thence So1rheaserv t
tlIS one hInred and nlnety-three feet TO the
NorthWesterly side Of Franklin and thence No-
aons me Northwestery side of Franklin Averns
Nullel ana tWenty-siX feet and six inches to ths
point or place Of beginning said distances sns
q lnIlh avenue as the same existed prior 10 Ma-h
NoInn9nay OF the City OF New may have aeouirS
upon the opening widening OF Avenue Bei1g
sd ny JACOB Siegel Executor, etc. by deed dstsf
ana recorded March 1891 Office OF the Pes5sSs-
Io Ge CiJy and County Of New York Lber l. Section
Dated. New York. February 1sr. 1901.
DEYo r1-FR = D PANEL kIA95EP p INCiRAHAa. Rsteres
--. no BToadway. New York City.
as described above: ~ " 'oiu
East 16sth Street
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~ for Fire Proteet9n system. will be received at the
ton. until O'Clock March % 1901 and then and tha1s
publicly opened for saltwater protection system
including steam hre pump, pipes connections
dnts etc at the Puget Sound Naval Station Bremerton
Wash For further Information plans spechcations and
forms Of proposal address Commandment Naval Station
Bremerton. WASH MORDEC.AI It FrNDrCOTT Ss3as -
Bureau February 5 ~'-'NA VI
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11
GnrroqGfes' Notlres.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


YORK BY the Grace Of God Free and IndspendMsnt, M =.
supplemental Citation To the Attorney General or the
state OF New York Public Administrator OF the County o
New York and all heirs and OF kin or the decssse
sstatrix Mrs Levi P Morton. otherwise known as Mary
eran Who be entitled notice hereunder not mere
inoefoTe enumerated whose names ages resiaenees
mental condition degrees of Relationship TO the
testatrix Mrs Levi p Morton otherwise known as Mar
petitioners herein send greeting:
Whereas. Celia Fosket the City Of New York, has
lately applied Su=rogates Court Of County OF
New York. instrument in writing. bear
the December. 1887 relating 70 both
personal property. duly proved the last VIII
Mrs Levi P. Morton. otherwise known
as Mary Herman, o County OF New York. de-
each OF cited
Of County Of New York, his
Office. IL the County of New York. 4th day OF
thousand nine hundred and half-past
the OF that then and there
the said last VIII Testament
of hereby c-ed. under the
of twenty-one required appear by your
guardian. IL have IL
apply be appointed. the event
neglect failure 10 do guardian will be appointed by
the Surrogate TO represent and for the proceed
ms
In Testimony Whereof. caused the the
Surrogates Court II the said County OF New York
hereuIt1 affixed.
Witness Hon FRANK T FITZGERALD. a Surrogate Of
our said County Of New York. said County
IL 5 the ith day OF January in the OF Lord
thousand nine hundred and
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
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,t rhe @ @spproxiTate amount OF the lien or csa-v.
Weuflona fpo1s, described property 10 be sos
9I-luu doaIs with interest thereon from r5s and
January eul together with costs and St Gay OF
from ,be I1,5 ed % and twenty-one dollars with intent
expenses or the sale There are taxes ana win the
I are - &c allowed 10 the purchaser oIt ,a.es
purchase money or paid by the u hs
tPpT19latS amount with interest the dats .1s
(sS69. 80. 0 N-u s--1Oo dollars
Dated New York. January Is 1901
FREDERICK A. WARE
The sale Of the above described premises ia hs~aee
place. " ~ 1e same horr and
Dated New-York. February 7th 1901
.->... FREDERICK a. WARE Pa,.-.
NAftNCM HARRISON Attorneys for PlainfiY sa zee,
n Y 1''1Ii' ->e"-fork City,
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11

The Smart Set" deals with the human com
edy in its more or less sentimental aspects, and
deals with IL with humor and with irony as a
rule. The longest story in the current number
is Miss Caroline Duer's "Rumors and a Run
away" a piquant and animated piece Of work
improbable. perhaps. but shrewd and amusing
all the same.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11
SOUTH CAROLINA.
WINTER AT CAMDEN. s G
es lIm[S @OWRT lNlNln29

Most desirable the Middle South. Among Iona
leaf pines sand hills. Golf polo quail shooting etc
Address CALEB TICKNOR * son. Props Also OF Berk-
shire Inn. Great harrington. Mass
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foreclosure Sales.

parallel with West End Avenue and mart a. -. -
hrouga party wan i02 tone hundred ana rne isancs
VWO) lnches thence westwardly uaralal anf
street u (seventeeE) feet; thence NortharSI end
with West End Avenue 102 Zone hundred srS parallel
and ttwo) inches to the Souherly OF e2n1 M Test
1enee Eastwardy along said southerly side OF send an
70 (seVenteen) feet 10 the point place az eefee
said premises being known No. 3I4 Ws.nnl2S
street and being the which convevsS sZnd
said Cora Van r. Potter by William E Ianci,-.,o the
wfe by deed dated the 1lth cay OF June Isaa an sni
recorded in section Liber 80 COnveyances a. ana
Dated New York. January 10TH 1901. Nase Slo
FREDERICK A. WARE P...
NAtsNCM y HARRISON. Attys for plaintiff 40 yvt,5e
street Borough OF Manhattan. New York Citv - -ar n
Ine following Is diagram Of the property to be sold
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11

real if unpretending piece Of literature in
''Lppincott's Magazine IS MI Henry Wilton
Thomass story Of Mulberry Bend, called "A
Bloodless Vendetta He has set forth here
with uncommon dexterity and humor the traits
lovable and otherwise. of the Italian; and ii may
be said Of his story that il comes triumphantly
through the test Of a rereading
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11

Mr.. Wellss story, THE First Men IN the
Moon" is undoubtedly the first thing TO which
the habitual reader OF The Cosmopoltan's"
lively pages VIII turn Its weird incidents have
a most impressive air of actuality-one really
forgets that il is all imagination
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11

4 nAhLANI', JAMES An pursuance or an
order of Hon Abner c Thomas a Surrogate OF the
County q New York notice IS hereby all persons
having claims aEainst James A. Garland. late the
County New York deceased present the same with
thereof the Subscribers "A their
transactlng business. the ONCE Fahnestock a GO
a Wall Street. the Borough Of Manhattan IN
The CITY Of New York before the hfeenth ay OF
Dated New York. the 10th day Of December. 1900
CHARLES T GARLAND ]
ROBERT p DODSON. Executors
ENARTS CHOATE & BEAMAN. Attorneys for Execu-
tors No 20 Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan. City
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nee of AN order of Hon. Abner

- c. Thomas a Surrogate of the County York.
Notice is hereby given ali persons having claims
August Gref. late Of the County of New
the with vouchers u
subscribers their place OF transacng business
he O. Duer & Bauerforf.
dUav IN o or
before the Fifteenth day August. 1901.
Dated York. the Ninth day Of February. 1901
PAULINE GFIEFF, Fxscr,ors
PHILIP MOCH ENScItors'
pEyO. DCER & BAUERDORF, Attorneys for Execu-
No l15 Broadway. New York city. Borough OF
Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11
EN PEESUANCE oil an order of Hon Abner

b OI ''II V'0'OI VI HHO11' -H''I1NI
C.. Thomas a Surrogate of County of New York.
Notice hereby given TO all persons having claims
Fessler late Of the Of New York
deceased present the with vouchers thereof 70
subscriber her place OF ransaCting business
office of Devo Duer Bauerdorf. attorneys No rs
Broadway New Manhattan. o
before the Fifteenth day of August 1901.
Dated New York the Ninth day Of February. 1901
JULIE FESSLER
DEYO DUER & BAUERDORF. Attorneys for Execu-
trtx No 10 Broadway New York City Borough Of
MarEattau.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11

order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate Of the
County OF New York, notice is hereby given all
having claims Matilda E Goodwin. late OF
the County Of New York deceased, the
thereof :he subscribers their place OF
ransacting business. the Office Of Stimson Williams
No Liberty St. Borough OF Manhattan. the City of
New York. before Both of June next.
Dated New York the 29th day OF December. 1900.
EDWARD @ GOODWIN, HENRY L. GOODWIN.
FREDERICK J. STIMSON Executors.
STIMSON & WILLIAMS. Attorneys for Executors
Liberty Borough Of Manhattan City OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11

Among the many good things in 'Scribner's" IS
Mrs. Edith wharton's story OF the nice woman
who spent her life in conserving the literary
memory and remains OF a distinguished grand
papa II IS gracefully humorous and touching
too; II has in IL so much that is natural and
true and winning that we almost lose sight OF
the labored style That style is strongly reni-
niscent OF Mr.. James-and wherever found II is
unpleasant. Mrs. Whartons work is so clever
in many ways that IL is well worth her while TO
simplify and broaden her manner
The very names 'Bokhara" and 'Sannarcand"
take the reader straightway into The Arabian
Nights" and evoke visions OF terrific Afrites
emerging from brass bottles; Of highly agree
able personages coming with rich gifts on magic
carpets; Of slaves laden with exquisite repasts
appearing at a clap OF the hands from under
ground caves But all this Oriental glamour
win soon vanish. We fear; for doesn't Mr. Henry
Norman remind us in "Scribner's" that these an
cient cities are now stations on the very modern
Trans-caspian Railway? Civilized indeed they
are growing in the grasp OF Russia and proha-
bly, il win not be many years before the ve-v
tomb OF Tamerlane IN Samarcand will be htdde,
under mulricolored posters OF soap and infants,
food Mr.. Norman makes Vividly apparent ,he
extraordinary completeness and rapidly Of Rus
sa's seizures IN Asia. and he suggests MANY in
teresting evolutions and complications IN the
political and commercial history of the coming
years. Incidentally. he tells some taking anec-
dotes-wtness that illustrative Of the anti Brit
ish feeling In Russia apropos Of the Boer war:
A British Consul-General with military title
from having served in famous Highland regi-
ment, was dining in fun uniform at an official
party on a State occasion. He was seated al a
table with a distinguished company, including
a prince and princess While they We're talking
New-York tribune., 1901-02-11

- Thomas a Surrogate County o New York
Notice hereby given all persons having claims
against Wright late Of the County Of New
deceased present with vouchers %
the subscriber her place OF transactlns at
the Office Of sullivan Cromwell IS Wall Street In The
CITY OF York. before the LIST day next
Dated York the 2Oth day OF December 1900.
MARGARET y. WRIGHT.
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL. Attys for Executrfx. As
YrrN. y. N.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-21
Drugged And Robbed.

Oklahoma City, o, T., Sept. 10.
Yesterday afternoon a man was
picked up beside the Santa Fe
tracks near the Mack elevator.
ia an unconscious condition. lie
was taken TO the oaice Of DR.. II.
IS. Dewey and restored to consci-
Ousness.
He stated that he had become
acquainted with a stranger while
waiting 1t the depot to take the
train and the stranger had invited
him to take a drink with him out
Of bottle of whiskey. He took
q drink and the stranger pretend
ed to drink. Late the stranger
proposed that they walk down the
track q little ways.
The man says that is all that he
remembers of the affair. He had
a small sum of money with him.
but It was taken BY the stranger.
The mans name could not be
learned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-21

FryOug hn1 o per en- o@ rtmneve
T n E BIG CASH ORE j. O. MAYS

time In At least as good a state Of
health as she has enjoyed for the
last FIVE years. DR.. Rixey said
late this afternoon:
Mrs. Mckinley is bearing up
as we'll as could be expected un-
der the circumstances. She has
been and is still suffering intense
ly from her bereavement and has
frequently given way to sobs and
tears, but for all that she has been
doing as well as any woman could
do under similar circumstances
We have no immediate expecta.
tiOns Of anything but favorable
conditions In her case.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-21
Roxsy Greer Shot.

Duncan, /. T.. Sept. l9.-News
has reached here Of the shooting
of Roxey Green, 8 former resi-.
dent of this place, at LawtOn, last
Saturday.
The shooting occurred in the
Hub saloon at LawtoD, where
Green was at work.
Green had given a man named
n. 3. Parks, a check for s25.
On Saturday Parks entered the
saloon, vent up to Green and
told him "the check was no good,
like several others he had given,
Green then hit Parks with 8 beer
glass, knocking bin down. Then
Parks arose and drew a pistol,
firing at Green, the ball striking
him just below the left nipple and
ranged around on the ribs Of the
spine.
Green is reported improving
and the wound is not as serious
as was at 6rst thought. Parks is
under arrest 1t I.swton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-21

lahoma City at 10 O'Clock last
night after having been run out
by the mob during the day. His
presence again became known and
another mob was gathering when
the officers took Bradshaw in
charge and spirited hin, away un-
der cover Of the darkness. He
was brOughtto Guthrie at 5 O'Clock
this morning, leaving Oklahoma
City before dawn. Il is not gen.
orally known in Oklahoma City
where Bradshaw was taken, and
sheriff Carpenter Of Logan county
concealed the fact for several
nourei as the OkiAnOma county o.
6cials still fear for BradshAw's
life.
Chief Of Police Cochran, Of Ok
lahOma City, believes that Brad
shaw was in the conspiracy to as
Sassinaie The president. The Of
fcer claims that Bradshaw's ac-
tons for two weeks past substan-
tiate the theory that he knew
before the crime was committed
that Mckinley would be assassin
tied.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-21
washington AUTHORITIES WANT
THE OKLAHOMA ANARCHIST.
He Was Run out of Oklahoma City and
Goes Over to Guthrie Where
He Is Landed In Jail.

Guthrie, o. T., Sept. 90
George Bradshaw, the carpenter
who was mobbed in OklShom'
City for refusing to walk under
the American flag in the Mckinley
memorial parade, was brought tc
Guthrie this morning and placed
in the Logan county Jail for pro.
lection, Soon afterward the Unit
ed States marshal's Office here re
celvcd the following message:
Washington, d. O., Sept. 90.
Examine Tenack closely. Hold
for further instructions. WiIkie,
Chief Of Detectives
Since there is no person confined
in the county or federal jaiI named
Tenack, it is believed that the per
son referred to is Bradshaw.
A press representative called
on Bradshaw in the Jail, and asked;
care you an anarchistl'
"Yes, be replied, 'And I want
to say Oklahoma City is made up
Of hoodlums. If this is 3 free
country a man has a right to say
what be thinks. This is not a free
country; the powers are subsided-
No, Czolgosz is not an anarchist,
he Is q nihilist-or insane. He
viii never be executed, mark my
words"
Bradshaw refused to say more.
That he has plenty Of nerve he
proved when be returned to Ok.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-21
The Bankers Association.


The Indian Territory Bankers
Association me, end organized at
Purcell, Sept, is, with a fair at.
tendance and held It's first annual
convention.
A constitution and by laws
we're adopted, and general Discus
sions had Of financial matters in
general and banking matters in
particular at the two sessions
held, the later reaching far INTO
the nightin order to finish before
Thursday.
Suitable resolutions we're passed
setting fourth 20 congress and
the MatisnaI Association Of Bank
ers, the evils Of the situation in
the Indian Territory, and the rem
edy. Resolutions we're also
adopted in referance TO the death
Of President Mckinley.
There are ninety banks now in