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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
Sefraubant Sae9fel.

MiGpautes, Misc., 8. Quguit.
- Der Deutf9e Otto Saebfel. mel
der ii9 felt ben leBten feds Wlonaten
i'm gountp : @efdngniB befinbet, ipeil
er angebli9 in 8uenos 4pres $40, 900
unteri4Iagen bat, biirfte an 16. Auz
guit aus Der 9aft entlafen per0en,
ipenn Bis babin bier feline QusIiefez
rungspapiere e%tngetrOffen iinb. 8unz
besri9ter Seaman prbnete an, baB
Saebfel so Sage in 9dft bleiben 1oq;
benz Geiebe 5ufolge muB er mad Qb>
lauf bieies 3eitraums in 6reiAett gez
ieBt perben. Sae6fel tpurbe befannt=
li9 In Srebor, MisG., berbdftet unb
pou 2uubesmari4ag hierber gef9idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
Srhun tuirh frin GunhiDat iein.

Muscatine, Sa., 8, @uguit.-
8iliam $. 8rpan ertlGrte beute auf
Der 9eiie na8 9anbiGe, Sqs., tpO er
6eute Nbenb cine Rebe hdlt, gele9entz
lid zines SnterOieps enti4ieOen, er
perbe in 1904 unter feinen umItGnz
ben aGs 9rdiibentf4ufts : GanOioat
0uftreten. Gr mD9b Dies elm fir
GQemul peritunben BADEN, bumit feline
ungetpiB9eit mebr iiber feline Stelz
luna pbnnIten t0nne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
surd Ginftura zines Geriifs berIebt.

philadelphia, 8. @ugut. =
Se4s MGnner puroen f4limm BEL
Dem 3uIammen6ru6 zines 9eriiites
Bel Dem i'm 8au begriffenen neuen
ftdbtif3en 5iltrtr< Npparat Der1eBt.
Inter ben 8erleBten befinben fi4:
So6n s. @u1ipan, 40 Sabre alt,
Zimmerman = 8ormann aus gepz
gort; Sames s. 9iggins, 80 Sabre
aft, zimmerman aus Nepzgort;
8iqiam 8trf, 81 Sabre alt, 8riidenz
Bauer aus Nep5Yort; Sames 5ernan.
35 Sabre aft, 8~ridenbauer aus GeDz
Wprf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
WieOrr zine Grnbrnfataftrupbe.
@Tplpfipn in elmer 3e4e nabe Sriniz
bab, gol. - Gtrfa Elm 9uBeno
Men1Genleben b~erlpren.

Dab, gol. - girfa elm 9uBenb
Menf9enleben berloren.
9ueb1o, Gol., 8. @uguft.-Wie
cine 9epefde bes rGbieftain" aus
3rintbab melbet, ereignete ii9 gegen
$50 geitern Qbenb cine f9redlide
@rploiipn in Der 9rube Rr. 3 81
8ptper, eipem tletnen 9rubenorte,
ettpa 5ebn Meilen nDrbli6 BON Srintz
hdb. g1a9 gegentpdrtigen Ga4ri4ten
folen brei3ebn Mlenf6enleben Derlo@
rem gegungen iein, Nte oiele 2eute
ii9 our 3eit Der Grploiion IN benz
8ergpert 6efunben, tt nt4t betannt.
Die 9rube gebDrt Der runion Goul
Comp" 81 Gerber unb tit cine fogsz
narnte rSGOpe Mtne," b. +. i6re
STOLEN faufen BON Der Sette zines
8erges aus brett ms Snnere, unb
Der Gingung ltegt 400 SUB bod iiber
bem rSippte" an 5uBe Oes 8erges.
Die grpGoiion ereignete fi4 ettpa 800
Sub ppn BENZ gingang unO 1purbe
tur9 @rubengaS Derurfa9t. Die
Ru6tf9t9t mar gerabe borber an Die
Qrbeit gegangen. 9lei9 na4 benz
gorFaa brangen Rettung5manrf4afz
ten in bus Werf Elm, unb 6innen Sur
aem tparen u9t Qei6en b%erausgebolt.
Die 9ru6e lit nod NIT 9as uno
Ruu9 gefiGt, unb Die Rettungsarbetz
ten perben bur9 5ur4t Dor Na4@
i6paben ~aufgebalten. Die erite ST.
ploiion bra4te audi bus PulDermagaz
ain Der 3e9e, tpeldes an 1000 9funb
gulDer entbielt, gum G%rplObiren, urrO
man gIaubt, baB Oieie 5pette @rplo>
fion bic meiften Der Opfer t0Otete.
Die aqgemeine 4nii4t geAt babin,
baB oas Mert entpeber gGn3li4 ruiz
nirt, ober gum Mtnbeiten 10 f4per
hef9dbigt 1T, 0aB Monate bergeben
tperOen, ebe es tpieOer in 8etrte6 gez
feBt tperben fam.
Bis ieBt Fnb elf 2eiden auf9efunz
rem porben, unb man 4Glt es fir gez
nib, baB nod mtnbeitens 5tpei Sobte
i'm cynnern liegen. 9as 9aupt zines
Der Opfer tpurbe nabe3u 100 SUB
BON benz R0rper entfernt aufgefunoen.
Neuere Na9ri9ten luuten babin, baB
feline grubengos : GrpIoiion eintrat,
fonbern baB elm ouf unDorii4tige
@eiie abgefeuerter Sprengf6uB bd5
9ulpermaga3in gum Qufltegen
bra9te, IS foG ME 8rubengas in
Der s3e6e pabr9enOmmen poroen
fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
siebrnsrbuidhriser SsinrraSu
QCIhnft,

@6repesport, 2a,, 8. Muguit,
- Die bierjG6rige Scooter Des angez
Tebenen 8iirgers .. 90, 5ortiOn in
Somer tpurbe geitern BON benz II
Sabre ulten g}eger 9ab Benton in
I9Gnbli8er Mei1e ongegrtffen. Ser
unbolb fGii4tete ft4 barauf in etnen
naben Walb, nurbe aber penigeStunz
ben Ipdter BON ben @erfolgern etngez
bolt unb gelpn9t. Sin 8aumftamm
biente ais 8ulgen, unb S6ufe aus
5linten unb 3ebOlbern bef6leunigten
bic 6inrt6tang. 9as BON benz Gee
ger miBbanbeIte Sinh pirb am Qez
ben bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

*** Der rQrbeiter : Mdnner4Or"
berunftaltet am Sonntdg, ben II.
4usuft, cine GrfuriiOn na4 Penz
U2ar. Gs inb felt Wo4en pon einem
erfabrenen GOmite fir bieie 5a6rt
fleiBig gorbereitungen g~etrDffen. Der
baber tpeiB, mas IS bebeutet, nit Ell
mem @e~iangoeretn cine poblurrangirz
te Grcur1ion mad ben blauen Bergen
gu peranitalten, Der fOlte bieies Mal
.ni6t 5uriditeben, benn es 1T pDbl Die
sleBte Gbnlide 8elegenbeit, Die fid benz
pGhrenD bieierSuiiOn barr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
9naenzs ~hatmcifer in 6aft.

81 a nj tee, Mi4., 8. 9uguF. -
@leranber 8aumgarten aus gbicago,
Der @6aBmeiiter Der bortigen rNfacz
cubee : Qoge," befinbet 1i9 bier in
6aft unb ernartet einen 8eamten nit
ben Nusliefrungs : 8apieren aus 81
limbs. Gr pirb bei9ulbigt, unter
Mitnabme bon $1,000 aus ben RaI=
ien6eitGnben ieiner 2oge bur9gesan=
gen gu fem. Gr bate ii9 nur tpeni=
&c @tunben bier a~4fgebalten, ais feline
@erbaftung bereits erfolgte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
Gbfa6rtstage pon Ocean : 9ampfern.
Ntfahrt Rsp.QerL

4bFa5rt ron RspsgorL
Ser 9umpfsr rMcfaba" am 9. auquft mad 0Onz
bon.
Ser Sampler rGrieslanO am 9. Quout mad
&Htfperpen.
Der Sampler s6urnsiia" an 8. quouf nab
Glas00tu.
Ser Sampler rgtnniBIOaniO' am u. augut mad
@umburg. -.
Ser Sampler .Rliitr 8iI5elm Der groBs" am IL.
Ququit nab 9remen.
Der Ganpier o6arolniaH' am IL. auguit mad
Glasgow.
Ser Sampler .Gsrmanitn am 10. augut mad
81 Sampler st. 9apl" am Is. Guguf mad
sout6umptoH.
nab olmbura.
Ser Sampler .9Onratn:' am IA. Quguft nab
@aDrs.
Ser Sampler sGrOber Rurfirf" am IA. Qugut
mad 8remen.
Der Gampfcr sGompania' nm 16. &u0ut Ho8
Gr Sampler pga0rlanO" am 16. augut mad
4nttperpen.
Ser Sampler .6oben8onernD am 10. auouf mad
Bremen.
Ser Sampler .georoian' am 1G. Qu0uft mad
2ipupool.
DIR Sampler san8Oria' an 16. augut mad
ONA-Gh%r
Ser Sampler DMinneopOlis" am 16. @u0ut mad
Ser Sampler rapnoamS am 16. Quguft nab
9totterbam.
Scr Sampler ,mOltts" am 10. guouft nab
6amburg.
Ser Sampler yRoro Qmerita1 am 10. dug. mad
geapel uno 9euua.
Ser 3ampfer sGaiitrin Mari: S6erefa" am 10.
Quguft nab 9remen.
Ser 9ompfer 12aureHttan" am 20. au9uf mad
8lagg0p.
Scr Sampler pmanitOa' an 20, auguf mad
2ouOOn.
Der Sampler .acutonic' am 20. auout mad
9iosrpOol.
Ser Sampler sGtrf gismara' am 81. Quouft
mad 0ou6urg.
Ser 2ompfsr ,garbarOfa' am 81. &uouf nab
Bremen.
DIR DamVfer rQOrrains" an 81. guouf na4
SABRE.
Ser 9ampfr rgomric' am p. auQuf mad 81.
berpoOl.
Ser Sampler Saba an D. ausnt mad Rca.
pei uno GenuG.
Ser 3umpfcr pRroOnlanb' am %. auouf mad
Qntpsrpeu.
Ser Sampler pumbria' an %. gngut nab
2%iptrpool.
Ser Sampler rganaOian' am %. auQuft nab
QiperpOO!.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

*** Der v&arl Marr@@lub" feiert
moreen ben 10. Sa6restag Der @r>
itiirmung Der Suilerien nit elmer
Grturiion auf benz 0ampFer Sou
rift" nod Summit<9 rupe am StOnep
Greet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

- 6r. Gboate, Der brttif6e Sc
fanbte in 2OnOOn, enfbilte geftern in
Der 5reimuurer : 6aQe in 2pnbpn Elm
9ortrGt George Wafbington's unb
belt cine LANCE 2obrebe auf benielben.
DaIbington trGgt uuf Dem Bible bic
Heqalien oes Ereim0urer : Srbens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

*** Der Baltimore 8apern=8er>
Elm" beranitultet am SOnntag, ben
10. Nuguit, cine grOBe grturIipn
na9 Gopt's @rope am 3od Greet
unb bat fir bteie @orbereitungsn
getrOffen, tpel4en 3ufolge bas 6eit
ale friberen pom @erein a~bge6altez
nen iibertreffen ptrb. Der 9ampfer
berldBt 9obfOn's Derfte, SUB Der
gOrfzS traBs, I'm 4 unD 8 ubr MlOrz
gems unb 2 ubr Gta4mittags, al
8ropn's 8erfte, SUB bes 8rOabpa9,
~anlegenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
S 1t NJ o d. 8.

@pribung. = o.: n9eute 1T
all 10 Die M}eta nit ibrem 9rofefor
qetraut norDen!?" - s.: rSu, UNI
fi8er gu geben, bat ite i'm aber tur3
borber mod bunOert Mal DSSa" fagen
IQfTen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

4GGerbings. - 9err (5u Ell
mem 8roBbdnOler): SD Elm ausgez
bebntes @ei4dft muB bod re4t Diel
Gorge ma9en?" - &aufmann: Isl
freilid! Sd mG6te nidt in Der 9aut
meiner @lGubiger Iteden!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

- Sine in 9ur6am, gnglanb, dbz
eebaltene 9erIammlung Der Berg
p~erfsbeiiBer unb 8ergpertsle1te Ell
nigte fi9 auf cine 2ObnrebuttiOr bon
"a Yrpaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
QOunpn.0arf. 6 clnetern.

2OuoOn.V arf.G cuaetern.
R,u. eettionsn Fno itst sur 9ti6tigung brges
riattt. 9iele ausespdbltt 2ots. Ser 6upertnttHs
ntHt oeg Crumbs uRo 8obtns pigb ieoe esniinibte
augfuHft ertbsilsn. - 8as Grtmutoriu N
he5t t6QIi5 iur SHfpsitipn often. WtatH 4dbsrsm
Rtaot man I'D an ben SuperiHttRbtRttu OoT on
0as 4artau Tn R s. 81, 8sf.SaratsaasStrak
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11

Rom, s. Quguit. - Der tpegen
me6rfa6er 8aubz unD Morot3aten 81
lebensldngli9er 9uft perurtbeilte mo-
tDrif6e Bandit MuiolinO ma4t ben
italienif9en 9efGngntBbebOrben Diel
gu 19affen. @r beI4impft ieine 8dr>
Ter unb greift iie tbdtli4 an, neil tie
i'm ni6t mad Dem 2unbe ieiner Se1nz
iu9t, mad 4meritu lafen pp1en. Qm
IeBten @amfag ma4te er einen
5lu9tberiu9, un0 IS gefang nur nit
GROCER Miibe, ibn bOn Der Nuspanz
berung mad Qmerifa 3uriit3ubaIten.
DIS i'm Die 0Grter banoen, REF er
elm Iber bas dnbere Mal: D@s le6e
4merifa!" Der Wunf9, mad Dime
rita aus3upanbern, 1T bel ibm gu Ell
ner Dirt Manie getporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
6eirnthssQieensen.

Ha9ffebenbe 9eiratbs : 2tcen5en
tpurben geitern i'm 8iirean bes Itz
tuars bes Common Pleass9 eri4ts
ausgsiteqt:
5ranf 8. gambler, %, unb &atie
6. 2it3Fielb, 20; Qpplifant Sobn
DerB, Ger. IL, ROrb>pOppletonftrabe.
9enrp s. 9ines, iun., q, unb
@Ga 9. 6ubbarb; Npplifant 9. 6.
Rice, 0r. 211, IT. 9ermanitraBe.
9enrb 8. giAner. "a, Ger. %,
StiniontraBe, unb gba 9. SGbts,
"a.
8eniamin g. Miner, Rr. 6O6, 3D.
2ombarbtruBe unb 8effs S. 0fiaer,
%.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-11
Nptre Dame IN udeGtg.

pu1ts, 8. Nuguit. = Die Seine
bat Die @runomallern Der &at6ebrale
DON Notre Dame untermtntrt. 9as
monumentale 8autpert tit Our4 Iu5z
pumpen bes @afers un0 @tdrfung
Der @runbpfeiler por benz S4ididl
Der nGampanile" in 8eneOig g~erettet
tpprben.
MufIino mill mad 4me<
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-04
.&%%

There will be enthusiastic meeting
members the Commercial Club Anadaro
last night At o'clock the Probate Court we'll filled
business of Anadarko but Mayor Divers looked
crowd thought of the the city
should have been there but absent he proceeded
the Band Boys together thinking probably that the
of music that Band Boys take delight making would
remind these business that this the night for the
zaon of the club and that they needed at the meeting The
Band Boys headed by Mayor Divers the Court House
rendered three excellent which highly
the members of the club The meeting called
order and Prof Thompson selected
who stated the object of the meeting Nominations for Preden
being declared in order L. D. Bankensh presented the of
Prof Thompson for that position Tho following also
presented Mayor Divers Mr. Milne Fred PA Joe Conley F.
Ford A Perry the last named gentlemen withdrew in favor of
Prof Thompson moved that the rules be suspended
elected by accamation The Prof. little speech
thanked the club for the conferred him. and pledged him
proud Of F. Ford of the firm of Ford
The chairman appointed committee composed
w. Price, Fred Pa and L. D. Blsnkenshp Constitution
port the meeting Tuesday night He also appointed fl
committee of three follows: A. j. Perry, W. H. Divers
and Joe Coney questions which vitality the
business of the city discussed This meeting demonstrat
the fact that Anadarko has of wide
business and that they determined to make this city
be proud Of Among the many things the Commercial Club will
endeavor accomplish the first the improvement
the roads leading into from direcon this
alone will be worth thousands of dollars trade is
going Chckasha Bridgeport Hydro Hobart and Lawon and the
securing of railroads. factories etc. Now the Democrat
every the city join the club. And when the fl
nancia committee calls you assist them very literally
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-04
Rev. Lille went to Hobart to-

Rev. Lille went to Hobart to-
day.
S. A. Robinson was in Chick
asha Saturday.
Miss Lee Hearne went to Kan
sas City, yesterday.
j. A. Menefee and family
moved to Ft. Cobb, yesterday.
Will Wheeler, of Mountain
View, is in the city today.
Atty. l.. E. Lange of Apache,
is attending court this week.
j. NJ. Youngblood made busi-
ness trip to Ft. Cobb yesterday.
Mitchell and Hageman received
carload of windmills and pumps,
yesterday.
In the case of Mrs. Ella Lilli-
bridge VS.. the Chicago Rock Is
land & Pacific r. r. wherein
Mrs. Lillibridge brought suit for
$4,000 for personal injury received
in the wreck at the depot at Ana
darko in September 1901, was
compromised today by the Rail-
Road paying Mrs. Lillibridge a
snug little sum of money. Glitsch
Randolph &c Glitsch were the at
torneys for Mrs. Lillibridge.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-04

the Indian Agent, and later arTOst-
cd.
I In his defense Manning claimed
that after he had taken = drink
from the bottle, he had placed it
in the pocket of his coat, which
was lying behind him, and that
one OF. the Indians stole it there-
from and handed it to Brace, while
Manning was engaged in dealing
the cards.
Evidently the jury decided that,
while the statement OF Manning
might be true, they could not take
that as an excuse and thereby es-
tablish a precedence which would
in the future become the refuge
and plea of scores of other vio-
lators Of the Indian liquor laws.
This view and spirit of the jury
should be commended by every
good citizen.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-04

President Roosevelt sent in the
name of j. T. White for Post
Naster at Lawton.
Mr.. E. G. Berry, a member of
the Hobart Democrat force, has
been in the city several days, and
made this office a fraternal call
yesterday.
M. M. Smith, the clothier, ac-
companied a friend to the train
Monday, and in stepping off the
car steps, sprained shis ankle 80
severely that he is confined to his
bed.
Mr.. W. T. Kams, and Mr.. j.
F. Moore, were in Anadarko,
yesterday, buying furniture and
supplies for their school Dist.
No. III.
Well! Well! our president in
his message to Congress failed
to say one word about admitting
Oklahoma as state, and we
were assured all the time that he
was such friend TO Oklahoma.
Too bad, too bad.
The lawyers are arguing the
case today of the Territory VS..
John Thomas (colored) for the
murder of John Dean. The evil
dence is very strong against him,
and the jury will probably rem
der verdict of murder in the
1st degree.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-04
|IG CONVENTION.
Be Held at ClarsmSre To-day.
be Thousand Delegates Will
Be in Attendance.

day is the big day at Clare
}. The city will be full of
! gers, all enthusiastically in
r of making one grand, glor-
state of Oklahoma and In
territories. AS the time for
convention drew near, the
TEST rapidly increased, some
e most prominent Republi-
newspapers coming out open
favor of single statehood.
e minds of thinking people
are not fearful of losing a
salary by the change, the
Fories are already considered
as most religious bodies, Sc
societies, and the leading
hess organizations have but
association for the two terri
IS. The people realize that
, is room for much improve
| in the affairs of the terri
S, and are eager to adopt
Bures which promise relief
certain unfavorable con-
|ns which now exist, and The
exponents of the Moon bill,
advantage of this fact to
/ on the benefits to be de-
from the support of this
|neglecting, however, to men,
that in reality it would simp-
can a continuance of the laws
in force, with no chance for
|lative interference for years.
|leeply regret that more in
It In this convention was not
aged by the residents of this
of Oklahoma. We realize
this is a time for active in
t in such important issues,
b the welfare and future
ling of a great common
|th is at stake, and would re-
| our readers that it is the
Ed effort of individual thought
action which accomplishes
b things politically.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-04
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR
United States Indian Service.
( KIowA INDIAN AGENCY,
|, ANADARKo, OKLAHOMA,
November 81, 1902.
EDITOR DEMOCRAT,
Anadarko, Oklahoma.

AldudIhO, OhldllOllld.
SIR: 1t is now full time that
public opinion should be aroused
to activity in suppressing the
lawlessness that is destroying the
good name of Anadarko. In a
recent issue of the Democrat ap-
peared an earnest appeal from
the Reverend Methvin for par
ents to hold their boys to home
influences, but it failed to portray
the awful conditions regarding
the health and morals of the town
and with which their boys are
becoming familiar and which it
is not apparent that due effort is
being made by your city authori-
ties to remove.
IN a recent publication of an
official character, which has come
to my personal reading, the
charge is made that 'The streets
of Anadarko were filled with
drunken men, women and chill
dren." This assertion it has be-
come my province to notice in an
official report and to stoutly de-
nounce as a falsehood. In the
same publication it was asserted
that "several boys of the River
side Indian School had to be
carried home from the town
drunk" This later assertion
could not be denied, but / asser-
ted that the good people of Ana
darko would suppress the prac-
tice of the bootleggers who sup
piled the liquor to the Indian
boys. To my extreme mortifica-
ton and sorrow my trust in this
matter has proven to be unwar-
ranted. On last Saturday after
noon while riding through your
town, | saw and counted twenty
three (23) drunken Indians, sew
eral of them boys of the River
side School. Whittier is the good
name of Anadarko tending? Let
the good citizens take heed that
other boys, sons of Christian
parents, are not exposed to same
temptations as the Indian youth,
and if the hell holes and pitfalls
that are now tolerated in your
community are not suppressed,
the start that has already been
made by others than Indian boys
will likely bring sorrow and dis
grace to homes more sensitive
than that of the poor Indian.
-Four Indian boys were made
drunk in town yesterday and re-
turned to the Riverside School in
such a warlike condition that it
became necessary TO arrest and
confine them. The result will be
that the oldest one will be expel-
led from the school and prosecu-
ted in the courts for deadly as
sault with knife in hand upon one
of the school employees who was
attempting to restain him in his
wild demonstrations of savagery,
Very respectfully,
JAMES +. RANDLETT,
Indian Agent.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-04
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health. Druggists, 81 per large bottle.
Sample sent free by writing Blood
Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Describetroub-
lie and free medical advice sent in seal
edlettle, Medicine sent atonce, prepaid
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-04

Monday evening the school
board accepted the resignation
of G. W. Bugg, as clerk, and
elected Mr.. j. o. Burgett. A
committe was appointed to in
vestigate the contractors bond.
The matter of inceasing the war;
rants 10 per cent to make good
the discount, was referred to q
committe.
The Tribune has again changed
hands, r. A. White, an exper-
fenced newspaper man, assum-
ing charge. There have been
several changes in the manage
ment of that paper recently, but
we suppose the latest change will
be a permanent one. The Demo-
crat wishes the Tribune success
financially, but we must admit
we don't desire them to cut much
of a figure politically.
Judge F. E. Gillette has rem
dered a decision in the case of W.
H. Hussey VS.. W. H. Brown.
This is a case from Commanche
County and settles the date upon
which the newly elected officers
take possession of their offices.
The decision is quite lengthy,
but tomorrow the Democrat will
publish the law and the main
points in the case. The decision
is that the new officers take pos
session of the offices to which
they were elected the first Mon
day in January 1908.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-12-04
Court News.

though it has been in session
only six days, the present
.of the district court has al
y accomplished much towards
lacing of this city and county
higher level as a law w-abiding
aw-enforcing community.
dge Gillette's forcible and
& charge to the grand jury,
gard to gambling and the
# liquor to the Indians, was
Bntly construed by both the
d and petit juries as a COM
b for them to be unusually
Pnt and careful in regard to
elass of offences.
|lge Gillette, being a citizen
!r county and being cognizant
Il conditions here, was able
|eak as one who represented
|eople and as one who, there
REFLECTED the views and wish
the law abiding, peaceful
moral element among us.
d so when, taking their cue
1.-THE Instructions of the Court,
brand jury begin to investi-
the liquor and gambling
i, and the petit jury convict
|of the three men brought be-
fhem charged with disposing
uor to Indians, all peaceful
/ progressive citizens in the
hnd community applaud and
be that such & determined
successful effort is being
to break up the unlawful
tices which have so long and
hkly flourished in our fair
by.
be yesterday afternoon after
sultation of less than fifteen
tes, the jury in the case of
United States VS. Tom Mann
keturned a verdict of dispos-
liqour to Indians.
Is is the case in which the
tnment charged that last
harry, after a payment had
made the Indians, Manning
friend had gone to the Ind
hmp northwest of town and
the day gambling with the
ben.
bile there Manning took a
afrom a bottle of whiskey
hen passed it around to Ned
Ace, an Indian who was en-
lin the game.
ing seen by an Indian police
Manning was reported to