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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-03
MARCH.

Thursday, March Temperature
81, SO, 81, "A degrees. Rainy.
Friday, March 2. --Temperature 80,
SO, 80, % degrees. Clear high winds
Oorbett Smith, oolored, of Clayton was
killed on the railroad near Lanedowne,
Pa.
Saturday. March 3.-Temperature 81 !,
38, Al, 30 degrees. CLEAR; high
winds. The steamship Chesapeake was
launched at the shiryard OF the Harlan
& Hollingsworth Co., Wilmington, for
the New York & Baltimore Transports
tiou Line, The annual school election
was held in New Castle.
Sunday, March a. --TemIerature %,
| 45, AZ, 80 degrees. Partly cloudy rain
at night, John O. E'arra OF Whining
| ton committed suicide. Tbs United
Irish Societies of Wilmington cole.
brated the 132d anniversary of the birth
Of Robert Emmett Joseph S. Wheeler,
n Wilmington Civil War veteran, died.
James Wards dwelling, neat Bridge
vile, was burned
Monday, March 5.--Tenpnrature al,
| 43, A, 30. degrees. Partly cloudy. The
| final dividend due the creditors Of the
| Wilmingtn Den al Manufacturing 20.
was deolated by the United States
Court In Wilmington. The Wilmington
| Bicycle Club opened its annual cycle
show. Jacob Weiss and his wife and
| four children, residents OF Whining
ton, were partially overcome by ghs
from heater.
Tutsday, March G. --Temperat ure 81,
4S, 81. % degrees. Rainy. The trustees
Of tae New Castle county workhouse
| orenei proposals Tor the erection and
equipment of the proposed buildings
The Farmars' Produce Association of
New CASTLE Comfy was organized.
Wednesday, March 7. Tempe fature
30, 36, Al, 20 deIres. Partly cloudy.
a CO cnir's Jury, sitting at Delaware
City, inquired into the explosion on
the yacht Gaperon. on January 18th,
whom 10 persons we're injured Cant.
George A. Cleaver fatally and rendered
verdict esonRrnting the captain and
| engineer from blame for tho accident.
Mrs. Susan Walker Of Smyrna died
suddenly willis visiting in Wilmington.
The trustees of the New Castle county
workhouse awarded contracts as iol-
lows: Workhouse huildiug, to the a. s..
Reed & Bro. Co, Wilmington; power.
houe and tunnel, Lynn & Philips,
Wilmington; steel work and cells, the
iaul1 Dhll buliuiDp Ou.s CJt. LOUIE, NJ O.
Thursday, Maroh Temperature
81, 30. 81, 20 degrees. Partly cloudy.
Samuel Bacon q Son's framing factory
at Laurel was destoyed by fire, causing
loss OF $50, 600. The United States
torpedoboat Stringham. built by the
Harlan e. HollingsWorth Co., Whining
ton, was given test on ths Delaware
River. The steamboat Delaware was
burned at Milford The Womqn's Home
Missionary Society OF the Wilmington
M. Il. Conference held it's annual meet.
ing at Dover. Mrs. Louisa g. du Pont
of Wilmington died at Lakewood, N. J.
Friday, March Q. Temperature 80,
AZ, so. 30 degrees. Partly cloudy.
Saturday, March 10. -Temperature
49, 49, 81, 20 degrees. Partly cloudy.
Thomas Heating of Wilmington was
killed on the p, W. g. b. railroad in
Philadelphia. Capt Augustus Scout
died at Smyrna.
Sunday, March IL. --Temperature 30,
"a, 81, degrees. Fair; high winds
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-03
Record
Of
Important Events
1900.

I'm the daily temperature gwen In this column
the figures represent IN order, the state Of the
thermometer as taken at s O'Clock. a. M, L
O'Clock, nuon o'clock, D. M. and the lowest
point reached during the nieht.l
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-03
DELAWARE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1901.

KIN
schools of Wilmington had Memoir
Day exercises.
Wednesday, May 30. Temperature I
70, 70, Go degrees. Partly CLOUD
Memorial Day was appropriately d
served. George Higgins was killed.
an accident at Summit Bridge.
\ Thursday, May 81. Temperature
50, ga, SO degrees. Partly cloudy. u
funeral of City Councilman Crowd
Wilmington took place. The
Castle County Democratic Comm
organized by electing Patrick Nay
chairman. The Wilmington q
Council fixed tRe tax rate for 1900 II
at 81. 40 on the 800. Santa Maj
Council, knights Of Columbus, OF VI
minRton, formally occupied it's u,
building, Ihe Rev. Hubert w. We
Of Waltham, Mass. was called to
Andrews Chutoh, Wilmington.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-03

served. George HIuggins was killed.
an accident at Summit Bridge.
\ Thursday, May 81. --Temperaturs
SO, "a, go degrees. Partly cloudy. 4
funeral of City Councilman Grove e..
Wilmington took place. Tho
Castle County Democratic Comm
organized by electing Patrick Ne
chairman. The Wilmington G
Council fixed the tax rate for 1900
at 81. 40 on the 800. Santa Ma2i
Council, knights Of Columbus, OF w
minRton, formally occupied it's nd&
building, Tbs Rev. Hubert w. Wei
Of Waltham, Mass. was called to sc
Andrews Chutch, Wilmington.
JUNE.
Friday, June ]. --Temperature 70. 81
So, II degrees. Fair. The work
taking the 18th census of the Unit
States was begun. DR.. Il. o. Shake
peare, native of Dover, died sudden
ID Philadelphia.
Saturday, June 2.-Temperaturei8 81
SO, 81, 6S degrees. Showers; higl
winds. james Golden OF New York wsl
killed and several olnrr people were id
iured 10 rear.epd collision betwt,S
freight trains on the Delaware railroa
near Dover.
Sunday, June 3.-Temperaturs 6{
"a, "a, 20 degrees. Partly cloudy; bid
winds. Friends of Old Draw or
Church, at ST. Georges, held the
annual reunion.
Monday, June 4.-Temrerature ID,
70, II, 81 degrees Partly cloudy. TIL
steamship James s. Whitney wal
launched at the shipyards OF the Ha-lul
u Hollingsyortt Co. The yacht Eagan
while in the Wilmington harbor. WI
badly damaged by fire.
Tuesday, June 5. Temperature 81
| 76, so, 63 degiees. Fair. 1he Win
ton Park Commissioners created
avenue tree fund. using checl
S3l0 donated by William p. Bancit
Wednesday, June 6. = Temperature
Si\83, 81 degrees. Hazy. The an
convention OF the Diocese OF Della
was held in Milford.
Thursday, June 7.--Temt eratul o
10. so, Il degrees. Clear wind
Goldey College commencement was hdI'
in Wilmington. Wilmington HigI
School Alumni Association held Id
annual dinner. Pomona Grange Of New
Castle county asked the authcriti1
to investigate the affairs of the IL
Court. 1he Delaware State Phar
eeutical SouietY held its annual NJ
Ping at Brandywipe Springs.
n Friday, June 8. Temperature 80, sd
10. 30 degrees. Thunder gusts. Light
ping did some damage in aud near vii
fmiPtoD.
II Saturday, Jnnp 9. -Tappnrature p
ys0, SO, 81 degrees. Partlys. cI2u
windy. A smallpox case developed
Wilmington.
Sunday, June 10. Temperature
80, 81. 62 degrees. Clear. Geo
T.eyrer of Wilmington died at
being stabbed by Albert Conr;
Joseph Tango died from
effects of being accidentally shot
Wooddale. ST. Matthew'S Churi
Wilmington. was formally opened
20lst anniversary of Old Swd
Church, Wilmington, vas celebrate
Monday, June IL, -TemperatlIre
"a, So, SO degrees. Thunder show
Tuesday, June 12. .-Tempera
80, SO, 66 degrees. Partly
I George W. Bush Of Wilmington
The annual oomnencemensn1
Delaware College, w
ference Academy, vii;
Academy and Friend
mIngton.
Wednesday, June
"a, SO, SO, 10 degrees ii.
The National Repub(
meeting in Phil
contest Of thaa1
reptesentat
tion. Phil
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-03
MAY.

Tuesday, May ]. Temperature So, 70,
76, "a degrees. HAY. The new Board
of Health of Wilmington was swarm 'iu.
The Peoples Railway 20. applied to
the Strnet and Sewer Department OF
Wilmington for permission TO lay tracks
on Sixth street. In the United States
Court, Wilmington, the Girard Trust
Co. whs discharged from the receiver
ship OF the Wilmington Dental Manu-
featuring Co. Concord Quarterly
Meeting held its annual session in
Wilmington. The polioemen of New
we're resppointed. The corner
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06
y,,,,., p.,.n. Of tn. right.

London. Nov. 5.-Kitchener' In re,
mort no. the war Office. under date OF
Nov. 4. giving further details OF the ~
cent engagement near Brakenlaaste;
.,s,srn Transyaal. between Colonel
Bepsons' column and the Beers, says;
"Tbe Beers we're unable TO remove
the guns they captured until the BIN ,,.
isk ambulance went out, when unaer
cover OF the ambulance the burghers
carried them on. The boer Iosses
were undoubtedly heavy, but no correct
estimate OF them is obtainable. Colo
mel Upperman was killed and chris
po,ha wounded. The Beers are report
ed TO have behaved badly TO the BRIT
ish wounded" -,
Kitchener further reports cape Col,
onv. 10 the eastward OF the western
railway. cleared OF Beers. with the en-
ceptlon OF Fouchemyburg Wessei
commando 81 400 men, with Whiei
General French Is dealing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

ef
scheme. -. ,ho Mo,
ria the detective beneath the -
which the leaders OF JUS :"
"h'0" ne conspiracy
"s,' Ihe arrests followed !
and ~ -. ware
. seized. The plan was 10 SET hre 10
honse close 10 the barracks, after darA
and when the soldiers came out 10 as
sis, In extingulshing the flames lou
consp,rators armed with boloes were
IN rush on the guard, capture their
arms and proceed TO massacre the gar
rison. "A,
Commissioner Wright took the oatn
NJ office as vice governor lie VIII W
acting governor during the eonyales-
cence or Gov. Taft. who will probaoiy
no unable to resume his duties Tor some
!. weeks 90 come.
The United States Philippine com
: mission has passed treason laws WIZ
|, slight alterations. Several Filiplno'
, spoke against them.
Advlces from Tacloban' eapital o
the island Of Leyte. report that 'h'
presidentes OF various towns In IN
island waited upon Brigadler Genera
$ Smith and complained to him that IN
rI people were unable to procure food DC
NJ cause OF the blockade maintained aion
'H' the Straight Of San Juanico. Genera
nv smith replied the strictest kind OF
w blockade will be continued until "a
'e people OF Leyte brought In their gun
~ and gave the authorities full in.ofm'
ton concerning the insurgents who II
fest the country. All arguments
Va the officials OF the towns were UNI
=, yalling. General Smith has order'
-, the deportation OF the wife OF Gener
a.. pukban, leader OF the Samar revolt
NJ tionlsts.
Four native police officers were XII
ed and their horses captured Mondi
. nj Laybay. island OF Leyte.
LEA Lieutenant julien T.. Caujot. with
.. eetashussnt,0f scouts encountered
body OF insurgents southeast OF Cat
balogan. Samar Island. and In the ng
.,~, which followed twenty-five rebels We
ciai killed. one hundred aud seVsh'
nee houses were burned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06
MRS. WASHINGTON DEAD.
he, Father Wa. the First Amer'e'"
Governor OF ~. Louis District.

Macon. Ca. Nov. 5.-Mrs. Mary
Washington died here in the seth year
OF her age. She was born in ST. Louis
May ~. 1916. and was the daughter OF
Col. samuel Hammond. soldier o'
the revolution. who, in 1904. immeal-
ately after the French cession OF the
Louisiana purchase. was appointed
governor OF the subdlstrict of st. Louis
nv President jefferson. After the war
he settled in Savannah and was elected
TO congress from Georgia. THIS was
prior to 1904 lie lived In Missouri
twenty years, and his record there Is
mart OF the territorial history OF the
state He moved TO South Carolina IN
1894 and became secretary OF state;
Mrs. Washington retalheG asl- "a
ultles 10 tne last. and her recollec'lon
NJ her father were distinct. She wa
socially distinguished in Georgia DC
ing honorary state regent OF .u
Daughters OF the Revolution ana II
GENT of the local chapter. Her deat
was due solely to the weight OF Year,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

New York. Nov. 5.-A $500 mile
ocean race has Just been started from
Providence to the Cape Verde Islands
between the schooner Unique. former
Iy Grand Banks fisherman. and the
brigautine u. A. Small, says Frov'
idence. n. l.. special 10 the World
Each carried 80 passengers and a car
go OF general merchandise. Both are
fast sallers. and as they belong to RI
val packet lines and considerable cash
bos been wagered on the result, great
race is expected. The Unique has made made
the trim out In % days and the SualI
has covered the distance In Few houIS
under that time.
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MI Hanna Speaking

Washington. Nov. 5.-Mr. Hanna
continued his argument when Schley
court OF inquiry convened at ii o'clock
this morning. lie began where he had
left on Monday and after briefly re-
ferring TO retrograde movement. DIS
cusslon OF which he had entered upon
Monday he took upthe question OF coal
supply OF flying squadron aud from
that entered upon discussion OF block
ade of Santiago and reconnaissance OF
May 81 when the Spanish snip Colon
was bombarded as she lay IN the mar
Dor OF Santiago. As on Monday MI'
Hanna spoke in calm anu dispasslon,
ate terms and generally contehteu
himself with outlining his coneepliou
of purpose Of testimony.
Nit Parker will folloY w Hanna
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06
New KiondiLe strife

Vancouver. D. g.. Nov. b.-News OF
n new Klondike strike was brought
here by the steamer Amur. The new
And A on Conglomerste creek, trib-
utarv OF Montana creek. The prices
for claims jumped from SlUO 70 sooOO
I'm a few days. The Amur had very
rough trip coming south and had sew
eral narrow escapes FROM being ruh
down by icebergs News by the Amur
tells OF the highest tides OF the year
nj skagwsy. Water from Lynn cana,
Hooded the lower part OF the town ana
caused considerable damage In eella'S
and warehouses.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06
sD.,n Return. Thank.

CITY OF Mexico. Nov. 5.-During the
session OF the Pan-American congress
Monday note was read rom the
Spanish minister. Marquis de FRAT
conveylng the thanks OF the chamber
Of IDENTITIES OF Madrid for the friendly
sentiments OF the conference towards
spain. as wired by Gen. Reyes. dele
gate of Colombia. expressed at the mu-
nIcipal banquet General Reyes made
a speech further explaining aud Jus
tlfying his toast.
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Tortured by Burglar.

Massilon. Ohio. Nay 5.-Halser H as',
his wife and two sois. living near ms ..,
city we're tortured by burglars uns,'
tbey gave up over $1,000 In eert ny.
Gates of deposit aud $40 in money %
burglars set fire to their victims nal'
and threatened ,tq' roast them awe
one OF Races sons may not recover.
The burglars escaped In a rig stolen
from Race.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

Cincinnati. Nov. 5-Burglars broke
the big show window OF Duhme Jew
erly company's store early THIS morn,
Ing and stole about $4,000 worth OF
sIaroonds. In the flight they LETT a
trail OF diamonds indicating the di-
rectlon they took. The diamonds
stolen we're loose In a tray ana the
burglars are supposse H<have taken
advantage Of The noise OF pass'ng;
saigon or car 10 break the glass ana
selze the tray and run. as they over
looked much valuable goods In the
same window.
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Mi.. stone seen

New York. Nov. 5-A dispatch TO
The World from Samakoy, Bulgaria
eays. Miss Ellen NJ stone ana MIs.
Tsllka have been seen within the las'
two DAYS by emissaries semi by Amer
lean Diplomatic Agent Dickinson, rom rom
soga 10 treat with the brigands VINO
abducted the Missionaries. about a ran .Sh-
som Tor the American woman lne
contives are safe and well. II Is eA'
pected that their release viii be At
ranged soon.
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s,.,.sa pumduE. H~osd.

Memphis. Nov. 5.-A report from
poonville. Miss, Is 10 the effect that
,he Are which destroyed sixteen houses
,bere caught from defective fiue IN
the Methodist church. The totai lOas
Is estimated az 100000. on which there
was $40, 900 insurance.
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ar,,. Ar5rsh.n.Ion..

Chicago. non Grave apprehen-
lions are felt for the safety OF James
NJ Sheldon, captain 81 the chicago
University football team, VINO was IA
iured in the game with Northwestern,
last saturday. II Is believed his skull
was fractured. and that his CONDITION
ls much worse than physicians ad-
init
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-, No., v,,b "A al ire. for $50.

x,e,r, b,oct with 70 esh tree. for $50.
y. .o,,hs,r mar, ~ city on COLLEGE hen
49,. ne ,oorrv house orchard s,n'staoo
Sc,se and other Improvements, p''' -
,..A,o.k : room house 4 Falsr,si Wghtsl
- 49,, ham. zp'ervoTSs, eie'AN
.rett o,es ard ete rHoW. -. -.-.A.,e n .
fsrxe boarding honse' W., ses os, vTiii ren .
pso-is viii rent for 900 N :" YeSi'
chear. -, a, .eii for
az lots joining 1eh y
100 90 II. 80 10
40 scres o. lard near 81, rlh ~, er
scrsss one has 5 rocms ne oiher, e. =, 80
change for country property oI SCI -.
E,e,,t,s ph'oevs south OIL a o. ~ 'eP''
win seil al 'or 500. .,...,,
-o,,, ,eo,r house han. salfri3 60 ~ =.
800 hsrw. cisiern. waie fw.st y F"''N"
xevy ~ IN part 81 city, for sH"
~. re,, newly finished ccttaRe IN sonth ,'1,
,srt ~ city good well, p'snf. S' , y,n vie,s
Sens &c on high ground WIN sp'en"'N Wv
Tor SO. -, -. 80,
t.S Nesutihl OAKS on eaeh block, VIII SCI
onoo- re bs,ftioet around room honse. hs ..,
49, ,,rAervrout a rlsierus, d h,nrNuh, -
800 nSusa, hig harm snd All oth.f IN, =,
eonvcnienees. in b',a ton part OF '''' VIZ
cheap. 49,,
NJ. seversi othe- places IN city ior "a
chesp call and let ne tell sou shout "
Nave ianoo acres farm and ranch lands 7
weekly papers ,.,....
NONROF FnGf, 4
Land agent and Notary PUN
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"a. r.ir.., otter ever Made

To anyone suffering with DysperS's
indigestion. Sour stomach. Hear.
burn take Rex Dyspepsia Tablets All
druggists are authorized by the manu-
,oc,urers 20 refund the money IN an'
case they far to cure. Price 90 ee"''
per package Remember the name
a.x pysueps,a Tablets. NJ. II. Jam"s
the leading druggist. Bryan Texas.
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Bonhsm. Tex. Nov. 5.-The Bonhan
cotton mills made a shipment OF one
car OF cloth 20 Shanghai, China, Mon.
day. The mills are hlling several
large orders. and the entire output
from now until February has been
sold.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-11-06

To Cure chIlls or Malaria In = Days
Take ouInorla. All druggists are a"
,hor,zed IN refund the money In an'
case q, chIns fever or malaria Il fa'ls
% cure. Price soc per package. NJ
- lanes. the leading druggist. Bryan
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=. Cur, Malaria In Four Days.

To Cure Malaria In -Four oaS"
Take cuInoria. All druggists are au'
,hor,zed 10 refund the money In any
c.sa Of chilIs. fever or malaria II n v
10 cure. Price zoe per package. v
n James. the leading druggist Bryan
Texts.
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A PLOT TO MASSACRE
hrlac Insurgents Plan to Kill More
American Soldiers.
WOMAN TELLS OF 1T
TIE Leaders We're Arrested and Some
Very discriminating Papers Pound.
filipinos Complain Of the
Blockade Of the Island.

Manila. Nov. "a plot to massacre
the American garrison at Moncada,
province of Tarlac. island Of Luzon.
vas revealed by the wife OF one OF the
eonspiritors. Several town officials
~" implicated In the murderous
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ANTl-lNJUNcTIoN LEAGUE.
an crssss.aoa TO right the rpjsne.
tfon. of .sudgsa

tisn. Of .'adxss
Chicago. Nov. 5.--Lah1rs schfme for
m organization TO iisht the llniunctions
Of judges and courts AGAINST s,trikers
has been realized by the bounding OF
the Chicago anti-injunetiou league nj
a special meeting OF the officials of the
Chicago Federation Of Labor.
Provision for starting a vast sinking
fund to wage legal battle in court
against the imprisonment OF any strlk-
ers and pickets under the Injunction
progress is a notable feature OF the
new body.
Alleged abuses which are TO be
fought with special vigor and persis-
tency are the practices by which the
attorneys OF Industrial combinations
are declared to have ''railroaded"
strikers and strike sympathizers TO Jail
o. '---..rn nroceedings Legal
ihJu
A. $780,
"a by the pest legal talent Obtain =,
,Ils win be made for the liberty OF
each striker or picket as often as any
are cited before Judge for alleged
violation or contempt OF an iniane-
tional order.
Frequent use OF the writ OF haoeA
corpus Is threatened, aud In case INA
the alleged arbitrariness OF the luuse
h NOT voluntarily restricted or com
PEELED by agitation. the anti-lnjuncuoSI
league will not hesitate to ask TOT tn
impeachment OF members OF the lull
ciary on charges Of oppression OF VI
citIxeas and malfeasance In Once
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-03-15
A MAIDEN FAIR
.SIruns An Admirer Because She Is
Told lie is Crazy.

All because Of lady fair whose
face-they say-is remindful Of a
sugar dish full of sweet smiles,
two well known young men of VIZ
nita are at swords points and only
blo-o.o-d will satisfy them
These two young men stop at
the same hotel and their dessert
dish of peaches and cream was oft
times forgotten as they watched
the grace displayed by the lady as
she took ones order for oornbe Ell
steakchopsoreggs.
One Of the young men istsll and
his clerkly duties keep him fairly
busy all night. His rival was for
merly neighbor Of President Nc
Kinley although their homes were
separated by a hundred miles or
more.
The latter told the "girl' that
the tall clerk had just been re-
leased from an asylum. She re-
Piled: "He's awfully fetching in
looks but thought he acted queer
at times. With that ebe ceased
to thereafter recogalze the clerk.
Heartbroken he sighed and
sought cause for the change to
the frozen face the charmer would
assume iu his presence. At last
he discovered the treachery and
seeks revenge, with deep, bass
roll on the "R." lie vows there
can be no waterworks in which bis
rival hasa interest and were bis
mallgner more speedy he would
run him out Of town
Mutual friends want the two
love smitten youths to run asool
race, pitch quoits, Sip nickel, OF
shake the bones and settle the
matter without a personal encoun'
ter.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-03-15
snrvevors At Moek.

M. B. PooIer was Ia Alton
Thursday, says the MiamilRecmd.
He said Frisco surveyors were
working this way on the survey to
extend this road 20 meettbe one
from Grove. All these reads are
now under one Management, and
the Frisco will just make a cross
ing on their main line with this
branch and the one from Grove.
While the survey is being made
from Alton, and will later be made
from Falrland and Wyandotte, vet
Vinita will in our opinion be the
objective point. She must simply
come up with little Doodle, that S
all, and for that matter she'll'co
it. Under the management OF the
Frisco Miami loses all chances 81
a division, and doubtless runs
some risk as to whether the
change Of conditions will ever ben
eft US OK not.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-03-15
St. Iohn,s Church.

Next Sunday, which is Mia-Lent
Sunday or The fourth in Lent, there
Will be divine services in this church
as follows: Sunday school az 10 am;
meruing prayer, ante communion ana
sermon a. Ham, and evening prayer
and sermon on Discipline Of Thought
40 7.30 p. M.
For Friday and Saturday the
Women's Guild Of st. Johns church
will hold a Bread and Cake "Ex-
change" ia Badgett's corner store
saturday afternoon, from which you
can procure your dainties for Sunday
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-03-15
Food Chang ID to Poison.

Putrefying food in the intesNhef
produces effects ike those of arsenic,
but DR.. Kings New Life pills sxpel
the poisons from clcgged bowels, gent
ly, easily but surely, curing consdpa'
tion. bl1liousness, sick headache, fey
ers: all diver, kidney and bowel troub
les. Only 8tc at Peopi s and A. w
sEoreman's drug stores