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GRAVE AMnRIcAN oursrIoNa.

Engishmen preoccupied with their own
problems that they have no time for reflection upon
the grave American questions raised by President
Rooseyelt's speeches and utterances regarding the
Philippines, by the commercial and political con.
dtons OF Cuba and the approaching meeting OF con.
gness The weekly press passes all by unheeded ex-
cspt for one imagined colloquy, which runs as fol
lows
"At the White House: Belated stranger. loauitur-
ices gentleman of the Of Monroe live here
president Roosevelt (busy debating the draft of n
lpeeeh) loquiturNo he is dead and buried years ago
TO his secretary, loquitur-Go on The American
lag in the Philippines must never be hauled down
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RAILROAD MAN DYING.
Prominent Railroad official Is Suffering From Deadly
Maady In London.
Especial to The Post J


London November 22.--John ]. Allen old Amer
lean railway man, general traffic manager Of the
Tehuantepec Transcontinenta line. is fatally III at
the Grand hotel in this city. Mr.. Allen is attended
by his wife and sister Elizabeth. Sir Thomas Bar
low physician to His MajestY's household along with
six eminent surgeons has tried unsuccessfuy to dag
nose the case. They agree that the malady is alb
domtnal and say that only operation which the
patient is too weak to undergo could determine its pre-
else nature,
Mr.. Allen is in full possession of his faculties and
devoted several hours today to discussing business af
fairs with his wife The physicians convinced that
he can not live He was taken sick two months ago
tho American liner Philadelphia route TO Lon
don to conference with Sir Weetman Pearson and
the leading officials OF the Tehuantepec road. Ever
since then he has been confined to his hotel.
For fifteen years Mr.. Allen in the employment
OF the Mexican Central railway and long promi-
neutly connected with the Ward line of steamships
which trades between New York, Cuba and Mexico.
Sir Weema Pearson selected him for the chieship OF
the Tehuantepec department because he considered
him the best traffic man in the United States Mr.,
Allen has two brothers-Edmund a. Allen, Madison
avenue, Chicago, and Robert l.. Allen Of Joliet
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NEW IDEAS AMONG RUSSIANS.
They Believe The Hague Arbitration Court Is Higher
Than tho Cars Court.


Correspondence OF the Associated Press)
st. Petersburg, November 6An odd instance Of
now Ideas among the peasants is reported from the
government of Taurida Two villages went to law over
question of boundary The defeated village, Cher
ngoySa, in the Berdiansk district after having vainy
appealed to the senate petiuoned the personally
The petition denied Shortly afterward govern
mental officer found the village in unusual turmoil
He a. bed what the matter.
I'VE have met to take steps to appeal from the
car the village elders replied
How can YOU appeapagoinst the czar?" the aston
ished officer efked There Is nothing higher than the
car except Cod"
"Yes, there Tsp they eagerly answered "There is
a new court which the himself set up"
In proof of their assertion they produced an old
well thpmbed copy of the Bourse Gazette containing
an account of The Hague arbitration tribunal
The Finnish harvest of 1902 fell S10,00000G under
the normal.
The Dany Vostock reports that Finance Minister
Witte has agreed to make Vladivostock a free port
again, and to Put that city tho same footing as re-
CARDS the transit trade as the Manchurian ports.
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OSBORNE HOUSE GIFT.
Members Of the Royal Family Dlsapprove of the King

Members Of the Royal Family plsapprove of the Klno,s
Action.
London November 22--The Osborne estate bill
providing for the transfer the nation of the Osborne
house estate. Isle Of Wight from King Edward whose
property it became under the will OF the late oueep
Victoria passed its second reading IN the honse ~
commons this afternoon after criticism reaeetinp
the feeling on the subject in royal circlea in which
there has been much agitation ever since the kn arst
proposed to present the Osborne house estate Ia h
nation.
In announcing the gift OF the Osborne house estate
TO the nation at the time of his coronation King ed
ward expressed the hope that It would be devoted m
national purposes and be converted into conyaleseent
home for officers Of the navy and army whose health
had been impaired in rendering services to their
country
Queen Yictorias viii has never been published
but there is very high authority for saying that the
bequest was not her idea AS a matter OF fact she
left the property to the king for life, with re,
version TO the prince Of Wales, Failing the latter
the property 70 so To her daughters or to the
prince Of Wales hairs. The king, however insisted
On giving Il to the nation as a memorial.
During the course Of tho discussion in parliament
today MI. Ritehe, the chancellor OF the excbeauer
admitted that the bill at variance with the will
and the wishes OF the late and said that but for
that the bill would not have been necessary"
All the pictures atatuafy and other articles OF value
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REooNoILlArIoN wILL agAEFFEoTEO.
Denmark and Germany Are the Evey Of Patching
Up All Their Old pIherenoes.

Bonn November 22.--Frederlck William. the crown
prince of Germany, is given the authority for the
statement that visits will shortly be exchange be
tween King Christian Of Denmark and the kaiser
This interchange of royal courtesy viii bring TO
climax the movement for tho reconciliation of Denmark
and Germany The nrst step with Do official
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DISCUSSION or ROYAL VISITS.

The collapse Of its ontGerman scares apropos of
the kaisers visit to the king makes the Spectator
more wary in discussing King Carlos visit. 1t dis
misses current rumor and admits that Portugars
oreditable pride will preclude her from selling her
colonies, however hard up she may he, but it sug
gain the needed funtG and England gain a footing
by Portugals grant of large rights Of mining, trading
and railway construction to a wealthy British com
pany That is Of course the accepted method of Brit
lah nNnansinn
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Run on Ersnnh n.nrs

new York November 22.-The quiet run on pr.u.
PRIMARY savings banks continues says pars a,l
psteh 70 the Times. Withdrawals since tba
,s year amount to s2lOOOOOO No satsfactnr
marks that the theory that il is IN re,
pulsion OF the nuns is untenable ior the ex-
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Treaty Of Peace sian.5

washington, November 22.-rhe nav, 80
.eeeyed the following cabiesram from Aar,p
palea Panama today: Nasey,
tween ssis.s ended on board flagship wisconsn -
provided ~ no Herrera IN signing terms az
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KILLING OF WILLIAM FlrzoERALa
Considerable Excitement Was Caused BY w' 4
In Guatemala.

Considerable Excitement Was Caused by wv -
In Guatemala. Z.
Guatemala City, Friday, November n
Fitzgerald of Grand Rapids, Mich, was saV' IS. 4
today by w. B. Godfrey Hunter, Jr., son Of = !.
States minister Hunter fred the Shots lsI q.
James o. Bailey of Kentucky, secretary " !
ton here, was standing by with draw ,..
Both men ran away with their reYoNe "a. q.
They were arrested, but were liberated e ~ ma
claimed Immunity. 1t is understood t W.. h n
had no chance to defend himself ana we. m 3
lnoHensiVe man. The lives of the hunee's
are threatened by indignant Americans
Washington, November 22.-The stare s.,
today received reports from DR., Hun.el, III, 7. n
Guatemala City. and Consul General MoNs1
same place. regarding the case OF sOvn~ v
Jr,, and Secretary Bailey of the AIns''l 81,
there, who were parties to the shooting Xxx ..a.
ing in the death of William Fitzgerald sss 4,
McNallys latest advices give the aA'A M 4
of shocking and cold blooded muro sts n b 4
pear that Secretary Bailey was par bcs
holding up Fitzgerald with reyoNsi
Hunter shot the man from behina. a.. ,or.19|
Minister Hunters statement IS 10 coabc'
OF this report. He says that MS ~, to
Secretary Bailey, while sitting on - sru3 4
park, we're attacked by Fitzgerald. ssassa 70 81
Hunter and snapped pistol when lnHE ne q
Hunter thereupon shot and killed nm ne "a
OF conspiracy between members es.gr y 4
colony, including Consul General s hiser 4
by DR.. Hunter 1t is known here tha1 +, HglS
feud existed for several years between =
Mr.. MeNally. .ss m
The state department win wait e Kris
Gnatemalan government before taA'''
matter.
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THE cEoIL RHODES scHoLARsAlp.

VI FSrK'n ras Been Arranging Terms for Admission
OF American Students
New York November 22.-Dr. Parlin. who hoe mo-
at Oxford for few weeks arranging the conditions ~,
uer when the Cecil Rhodes scholarships are to be
mi.tea 70 the university will sail today for New yor
says Times dispatch from London ~" iork
Consulting authorities tbrora1sa.,. -,
nitea states are to be named with view tn fr,
ing lhe Rhodes trustees with information necess
the election Of scholars HeVesSary Tor
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Italian Cardinal DEAD.

Rome, November 22.-cardinal Gaetano AloiskAIas.
sea prodatary OF the pope died suddenly this after
noon He was born IN Italy In 1926. and was made
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New York, November 22.-Comnst,ttvo -,
incidentalto the award OF the Cecil boSa1
ships at Oxford for the State Of Pennsylvania
WIN be held in this city next May saws Tos
to radephia It is said at least twenty Tpecla
" lne University Of Pennsyvania viii comnet
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Manila. November 22.-The transp0.' "a,
General Miles on board. struck a rocs y
southeastern part OF the Luzon. she = Il
ger, however.
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and OF historical interest have been removed TO Wind
castle. This includes the contents of the prince
consort's room, which Queen Victoria left untouched
as 1t existed during HIS life.
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THE FUNERAL OF MRS. GORE.

consuIi General Gowdy Has Attended to All the Ar
engagements In Paris.
Paris. November 22.-Consul General Gowdy has re-
ceved a cable message from Attorney Butler Of Mex
leo City in regard to the disposition of the body Of
Mrs Ellen Gore, whose death by shooting occurred
Wednesday Mr. Butler telegraphed
GIVE the most kindly burial to Mrs. Gore
Mr. Gowdy has accordingly arranged for the funeral
to take place Monday afternoon. Many artists have
expressed their intention of attending, The remains
will be buried in the beautiful cemetery Of Boulogne
At Mr.. Gowdys written request the morgue au-
thores held the body and stopped its burial in Pot
ters field yesterday evening.
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San Francisco, November 22.-Mrs. C. P. Dickinson
Of Alameda, aunt Of Mrs. Nellie Gore who met with
tragic death in Paris on Wednesday, has received
dispatch from her attorney informing her that her
niece had left all her property TO her in will exc
cuted last December and in which the attorney Is
named as executor He stated that he had cabled to
Paris to have the body placed in receiving vault un
I'll further instructions.
Mrs Gore wrote to her aunt twice week ago with
affectionate condolences.
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Victoria 3. d. Noyember 22.-Thomas core. whos

Victoria B G., November 22,--Thomas Gore, whose
wife killed in Paris, has been residing in this
city and left Thursday night for San Francisco where
he was married less than nine years ago Mrs, Gore
visited Victoria often with her husband her last visit
here being about three years ago, when she stayed
with her husbands family. During the husbands stay
in this city he has been valued member Of the mu-
steal societies
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Inns arranged to pay 10 the Danish court This VIII
he followed by the visit of King Christian to the court
of Berlin which will be duly returned by Emperor
William 80 =,
II Is thought that these courteses will wipe out an
traces of enmity between the Danes and Germans.
Denmark has not till recently shown signs OF torgV-
ing or forgetting the enforced surrender OF her
Dnches of schleswig and Holstein by the treaty oil
Vienna in 1864
Copenhagen November 22,-Full credence is given
in the best informed circles to the report which comes
v way OF Bonn to the effect that the Danish and Ger
man monarchs Will be brought together within short
time Such contamination would be outcome of the
diplomacy of the Danish radical cabinet The radicals
engineered the recent visit of the Danish crown prince
to come to Copenhagen and thereby the way for
King Christian TO go to Potsdam
All peace loving Danes wish the project well and
the radicals eated at the prospect of success KING
Christian on his semi-annua trips to favorte watering
places is compelled TO pass through German territory
but though on German soil he has never visited the
kaiser 1t is hoped that this regretable state OF az
fairs will be removed.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-03
LOCAL !: NOTES.
Geo Nidiffer went to Muskogee to

/ Geo Nidiffer went to Muskogee to-
day.
J, o. Starr returned to Muskogee
this morning.
Coles heaters save 1-3 the fuel,
steady even heat and keep hre, A.
Ed. Lees.
w. II. Darrough and Lon Conner ac-
companied the bunch Of prisoners to
Tahlequah.
( Hanley s. Kinsella fancy blended
coffee makes splendid drink. At
Balentine's.
Assistant District Attorneys Huckle-
berry and Rider went to Tanlequah
yesterday.
We will exchange stoves for wood or
coal. Darrough Hardware Co., oppo-
site postoflce.
Most complete line Of coal and wood
heaters In the Territory at Darrough
Hardware Co.'S.
Mrs. w. p. Phillips and Miss Ida
Beatty went to ST. Louis last night
for few days visit.
WANTED-One hundred ladies to
buy one OF those elegant new skirts
at the Golden Rule.
When you want spring chickens and
the verytfreshest, best of vegetables
telephoneICowan & Smart.
| The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hutchins died yesterday and
was buried this afternoon.
The pulpits OF the town were filled
yesterday by visiting ministers at
tending the Baptist Association.
Get the little photos now as we
will not make them when we open
the new place In Nov. GEORGE 4
HuGHEs. d3l1
A big bunch OF prisoners were taken
to Tahlequah yesterday. They were
taken the all-rail route, via Fayette-
vile.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. J. A. Thompson at
2:30 D. NJ. Tuesday. Ali the members
are urged to attend.
-Oiey'S. Kidney Care
makes Kidneys Hud bladder right.
Sold hy Peoples drug store.
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-'L'lE.T 3. AAgszAXEy ts'axl .
usakes kidneys sad bladder right
Sold By Peoples drug store.
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a Dozen Tlmes q Night.

Mr.. Owen Dunn, OF Benton Ferry,
w. va, writes: II have had kidney
aud bladder trouble for years. and 1T
became SO bad that | was obliged to
get up at least a dozen times a nirht.
/ never received any permanent bene-
at from any medicine until ! tried
Foley's Kidney Cure. After US
ing two BOTTLES, am cured" Sold by
Peoples drug store. dw
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ReautIful Compilations c

Are spoiled by using any Kind Of
preparation that fills the pores Of
the skin. The best way to secure
clear Gem plexion, free from sallow-
ness, pimples. blotches, ETC., Is to
keep the liver 10 good order. An oc-
casional dose OF HerbIne will cleanse
the bowels, regulate the liver, aud so
establish clear, healthy complexion
soc at Peoples drug store DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-03

The Frisco Milling Co. has incor-
porated with capital stock OF $lO,-
900. Matt Hawkins Is president OF
the new corporation and q. N. Nidif-
fer general manager. The stock is
equally divided among the following
incorporators: J. 0. Hall, p. B. Fray.
ser, Pryor Farley, Sam Frazier, G. n.
Nidiffer, Matt Hawkins.
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California.

Low colouist rates via M. x. & L
Railway daily during September and
October. Tourist sleeping care leave
St. Louis Tuesdays at 1892 p. m.
Leave Kansas City Thursdays at 9:45
D. m. See the "Katy Man" and get
narticulars
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s. j. Burns accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Lille and Mrs. Mary
Browning went TO Kansas City to
take in the carnival. While there
Mr.. Burns will buy a large stock OF
holiday goods.
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No danger OF cons umption II you
use Foley's Honey and Tar TO cure
that stubborn cough. Sold by Peo-
pies drug store. oW
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Photos by single slant
skylight are the best.
FOWLER has the only
light of this kind in the
Cherokee Nation.
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DangerI in Fall Colds.

Fall colds are Liable to hang on all
winter leaving the seed Of pneumonia.
bronchitis or consumption. Foley's
Honey aud Tar cures quickly and pre-
vents serious results. 1t is old and
reliable, tried and tested, safe and
sure, contains no opiates and will not
constipate. Sold ty Peoples drug
store. U"
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z q ID q u s's::'; %ss: =. =.


Mrs. Minerva Smith OF Danvllle, 1T.
writes: ~ had bronchitis for twenty
years and never got relief until | used
Foley's Honey and Tar, which is q
sure cure" Contains no opiates. Sold
by PEOPLES drug store. dw u
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FOR SALE-Three we'll improved
farms on Russell Creek bottom. Ad-
dress A. MILLS, Chetopa, Kansas,
Box 80. wouSli
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FOIey'S Honey and Tar
cures colds, prevents pneumonia
Sold by Peoples drug store.
ssWato h the Kidneys."

ssWatoh the Kidneys"
"When they are affected, life is In
langer,' says DR.. Abernethy, the
great English physician. Foley's Kid
ney Cure makes sound kidneys. Sold
by Peoples drug store. dw
Bruno Graffunder will buy your
, 1902-12-17
MINING
CASE TAKEN UNDER ADVISE
MENT BY JUDGE SCOTT IN
DISTRICT COURT.
Evidence and Arguments Heard and
Judge Will Render Decision In the
Case at Future Date-Colored Boy
To Be Tried for IncorrigibiIity-
Court House Briefs.

The suit of the Duchess Mining
Milling and Smelling company against
the Columbia Copper Mining company
Henry w. Britt and w. w. Monroe
tried before Judge Scott of the First
judicial district, sitting in the Albany
county district court in place of Judge
Bramel, was concluded yesterday at
ternoon and taken under advisement
by Judge Scott. Carpenter & Groes'
beck appeared for the plaintiff and
Fenimore Chatterton for the defend
ants.
The suit was for the possession of
certain mining claims in the Douglas
creek district which the Duchess com
pany is trying to get from the Column
bia company. asserting that the
claims Of the latter company filed in
the county clerks office overlap the
property of the Duchess company,
The question of prior location also en-
tiers into the merits of the case. 1t is
not known how soon Judge Scott will
his decision in the matter,
but the suit is almost sure to find its
way to the state supreme court.
Judge Scott, State Auditor Grant,
Secretary of State Chatterton and Mr.,
Monroe left last night for Cheyenne.
, 1902-12-17
"Teddy the TalIow Pot"

President Roosevelt has been D~s
scented formally with a card of honor
airy membership in the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen. Honorary men,
bership in the organization was con-
ferred upon him when he attended the
convention held last September.
The card is a card in lame only. 1t
really is a handsome sealskin album.
twelve by fifteen inches in dimension.
The album is linen, with well watered
silk and within is the presidents certi-
icate Of membership in the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen. finely en-
crossed upon parchment. The certi-
icate is beautifully Illuminated and
the presidents name and the locomo-
tive, which is the insignia of the order.
are handsomely embossed. The album
rests in a box with a padded sealskin
cover. The card Is entirely American
made, and is as handsome as money
and artistic skill car produce.
, 1902-12-17
SPECIAL
MEETING OF UNION PACIFIC d.
RECTORS CALLED BY MR..
HARTMAN.
President Burt Arrives In New York
With the Uitimatum Of the Strikers
and Had Long Talk With Mr..
Observation-Disclosures Notes and
Personals.

President Horace G. Burt of the I'm
ion Pacific railway, who last Saturday
had a three hours conference with
Union Pacific strike leaders in Omaha,
reached New York Monday and had a
long talk with E. H. Hartman, who is
the real head of that railroad as well
as the actual head of the Southern
Pacific.
Mr.. Burt took with him the ultima
tum of the Union Pacific strikers as
given by President John Mcneil of the
Boiler Makers union and other strike
leaders.
1t was stated at Mr.. Harriman's Of
fee that the whole matter of the Union
Pacific strike would be thoroughly dis
cussed by the directors of the Union
Pacific before an answer would be
given to the demands Of the strikers.
A special meeting of the directors has
heen called for this purpose.
, 1902-12-17
BODIES
OF LANDER PIONEERS KILLED BY
INDIANS TO BE DIsINTERRED
AND REMOVED.
Business BIock-Governor Rich
Pretty Double Wedding at Sheri-

Steps will shortly be taken to re-
move from the business section of the
town of Lander the bodies of three
men who were killed by Indians in
1870.
The location of the graves of Henry
Morgan. Doc" Barr and Joe Mason,
the three men that were caught on
the outskirts of what was then known
as Camp Brown and killed and scalped
in plain sight of the people. have been
known to only a few of the pioneer
residents.
These pioneers says they recall the
incident and assisted in burying the
dead and can identify the remains.
The graves are marked by a small pile
of stones in the corner Of the back
yard of one of the leading mercantile
houses there. The remains will be laid
at rest in the cemetery and monument
will be erected to their memory.