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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-15
STEAMER FOUNDERS
The Life Boat Containing Ten
Persons is Missing. Its
Fate Unknown.
(By the Associated Press.)

Ashtabula. Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE wooden
steamer Q. B. Lockwood foundered in
storm fifteen miles off this port last
night. The captain and crew succeeded
in launching two boats just before the
steamer went down One of the boats
containing the captain was picked up
near the harbor this morning. The other
boat has not yet been heard from Tugs
and life-sayers are searching for the
missing boat, which contained ten mem
bers of the crew.
The Lockwood was a freighter owned
by the Gilchrists, of Cleveland. She was
2S5 feet long and commanded by Capt.
c. Saph. The vessel was bound for
Buffalo.
The Lockwood after being storm
tossed throughout Monday, sprang
leak and began to settle shortly before
dark last night. Nineteen persons were
on board. A yawl boat and a life boat
were \ successfully launched. Captain
Saph and his wife, a woman passenger
and six members of the crew were in
the yaWl boat, while the lfe-boat car
ried First Mate John Fritz and nine
of the crew. The steamer went down
soon after the small boats were launch
ed. a terrific sea was rolling and it was
necessary to bail water from the yawl
boat constantly to keep afioat. To add
to the misfortunes of those in the cap
tain's yawl, one of the two oars in the
boat was lost soon after it was launched.
A seaman was thrown overheard by the
violence of the storm but later was
rescued.
Finally a shawl was improvised as a
sail and the little craft slowly headed
toward this port.
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DONE UEDFR PRESSURE.
The Concessions Made by the Operators Forced
by Public Opinion.
tBy the Associated Press.)

New York. October 14.-Prcsidcnt
George T. Baer, of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad arrived here from
Philadelphia today. He said he had
come to attend the regular weekly meet
ing of the Temple Iron Company.
"Do you consider that the proposition
submitted to the President in the nature
OF Il recession from the stand taken by
the operators?" he was asked.
Il happen to have drawn the PROPOSE
tiOn myself" Mr. Baer replied. "or, at
least, ] had considerable in preparing
it, and l may state that il embodies my
opinions and views. Further than that
] cannot say anything
President Olyphant, of the Delaware
and Hudson was asked if the public
would not look upon the proposition of
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-15
Bank of Alexander.

Especial to tho News and Observer
TaylorsviIc N. G., Oct. 14.-Partics
from Louisburg will come here this
month to open up tho Bank of AleXan-
der November 1st. The vault is being
built and room arranged for the bank.
A furniture factory is wanted here
and any one interested could not lind
a better location
The campaign viii close here on Mon
day. November 3rd, with some good
speakers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-15
Instance of Rare Honesty.

Especial to News and obseryer)
Suffolk, Va, Oct 14.-An instance Of
rare honesty developed To-Day upon the
qualilica ton OF tho late Dr. Francis w
Whitchcad's administrator Henry Kel-
ley the untutored negro office boy re-
yealed the keeping place of considerable
cash whose existence no ono else knew
Of but not a penny Of which. So far as
is suspected, had he disturbed. The
deceased lived alone. Dr. Whitehead
moved here from Scotland Neck, North
Carolinn
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Daughters of Confederacy.
lspeetal to Ncws and observerl

Especial to News and ObserVerJ
New Bern, ~ c., Oct. t4.-Tho United
Daughters Of the Confederacy convened
here in annual session tomorrow morn
ing at ten o'clock. A large number of
delegates from distance reached the
CITY this evening. The local chapter en-
tertained the visiting delegates quite
handsomely tonight at the home Of Col.
w II. oliver. which was most beautifully
decorated with evergreens and pottcd
flowers. It was full-fledgcd Daughters
affair. no man being permitted into the
couclave, Col oliver himself being hu3-
tied off.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-15
New Grist mill at Fuquay.
Especial to News and obsorvcr)

Especial 70 news and UbscrVcrD
Fuquay Springs, n. c.. Oct. 13.-Dr J.
A. SeXton's new grist mill has been COM
pleted and began grinding Yesterday The
mill has capacity Of a hundred bushes
a day. Mr.. Renalds, superintendent of
the planning mill is an expert in the
manufacture of meal and flour and ur.
der his supervision it is proposed to turn
out a superfinc quality of meal.
Thus small but paying industries keep
multiplying here. If Fuquay Springs
had a dozen Dr. Sections she would soon
hump herself to the skies.
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The Outlook is Stormy.
(By the Associated Press.)

Paris, Oct. 14.-The Chamber of De-
puties re-assembled today. The session
promises to be stormy, in view of the
Interpolation before the House at
taking the government for employing
troops against strikers and also for
using the military in the asc of the
shool troubles in Brittany.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-15
Baby Girl Left in Basket.
Especial to News and observer.)

Goldsboro, n. c., Oct. 14.-An infant
girl baby, just a few hours old, was
found on the front steps at the home OF
Mr. Vashen Rose yesterday morning. The
child was neatly and comfortably tucked
away in a basket in which were an
abundant supply of baby clothes made up
of costly material and in good style.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-15

DR.. Francis J.. Patton as formally
elected president of the Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary Yesterday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-15
Dillingham; Reelected,
CRy the Assoctated Press.l

Montpelier. VT. oct 1.-THE Lesis-
Iature today reelected ". y. Dilling-
ham United States Senator.
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The cheapest way to get notorety il
TO be an lS-karat fool-Ncw York Press
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Gnglaan perliert ben Sannef
ieiner eigeneu Sulpnien.

QuBer ben pulitiiden uno militd=
ridden Wieberlagen bat England in
leBter Belt audi mob ihmere foms
merSielIe 0ieberlagen erlitten. uno
mas England auf Der einen Seite
perliert, beoeutet auf Der anoeren
einen @eminn fir Deutlblano uno
mebr mod fir Die Ser. Stoateu.
9as in Seem gorf eriheinenbe
6aupt=Jabblatt Der amerifaniiben
@ilensSnouftrie Iron Age, ihil=
bert in Der lebten Rummer NIT gez
nauen 5iffernmaBiaen 8eleeeu. tuie
Die britiihen &olonien iih FONT
mersiel INNER mebr unabbdnaie
bonn Wutterlanoe MAIDEN uno oaB
beionber8 bic Ser. Staten fir bic
lctbeu immer mebr ol5 2ieferanten
an Die Steue BON England treten,
belonoers aber mas Canada uno Qu=
i%tralien anlaugt.
So, audi in 8e8ua auf Die IpQes
nanuten p&rons&olonien" in Saoz
Ifrifa gift oies. DEM ielbIt, penn
man BON ben ieBigeu Sriegswirten
oalelblt abliebt, 10 meroen oaIelbit
ipdter ielbIt in Dem fir @rQlano
eiinitigIten Sole Die 8emobner
hoadnoiidler abfunft oieienigen bril-
tiider Gbfunft an 8abl bel peitem
ilberIteigen uno bieie Bureu tueroen
iid uuter allen umitdnoen in font
mer5ieIer 0iniiht BON England 10
unabbangie 81 balten periuben, tpie
nur ir9eno mOgllb.
@as Canada antangt. TO aebbrt
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. Sc per(altet aug Berlin. b

GS Oerlal,tet aus berlin, 0aB
man i'm Sriegsminiiterium ernitlid)
erpdat, ob Die iebt ieoem Nrmeez
Corps angeglieoerte SauaQerie i'm
&riegsfaae ausreideno pdre. Sea-
tiirli1 miro Die Srage pom rein tbeo=
retiiben Stanbpuntt aus ms Nuge
gefaBt. Shon gu ben 9aiierman6-
bern Der lebteu Sabre lit in iteisen=
Dem nmfane &apallerie beranee3p=
gen poroen. Man tpeiB, onB Der
&aiier ben guolutionen oieler grup=
pc b%elonoere 8eadtung 5ueepenoet
unb in fritiiden Wpmenten perIDulid)
Die Subruna Der &eitermaiien ibers
nimmt. Sir Die geeenmdrtie idme=
benoen @rbebunaen uerben Die bless
iabrigen &aiiermanDoer sniiden Dem
branoenburgiiben uno Dem BDien'=
iben NrmeecDrps nibttses Mlaterial
liefern. Sc perben semaltiae &a.
palleriemafien, minoelten5 II STE
%ginnenter. groBitplige @rersitieu aus=
fiibren. Der 9euforoerung fir oiele
Iruppe itebt Der 6eibstae ablebnenb
geaeniber. Sir oas @tatsiabr 1903
bofft Die 6egieruna aber, oas rid=
itdnoige 8erbdftniB Der aauanerie
our Snfanterie unb Nrtilerie ausalei@
hen 81 f0nnen.
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- 8u granbenburs an Der 6apel
bat General BON 2iebert, Der frnbere
COMMANDMENT Der Sd)ubtruppe in
9eutIb=O it=Ifrifa unb iebige CONT
manoeur ber 6. 9ioiiion, Dor meh-
reren Sereinen cine Inlpra6e in az
oeutlhem Gimme bonn Stapel aefal,
en-, Die pegen hires aeareIliuen Sn.
balts 5iemlibes 4ufleben eenladt bat,
obibon man iih an Die 6pperbeln
BON iener Seite alt9ema9 qetuDbnt
baben ipate. Ser ltreitbare @euerals
2eutnaut uerltiee iid II. q. su Der
NeuBerung, Die @iuigung 0eutld-
lano8 miroe elm rieiiger Suaen6s
ftreid Iein, nelder Ieiner &oitlpies
li9teit balber better unterb(ieben
pdre, meun 1ie Der IbIdlllb uuo
nidt Der Gusaanespunft elmer beut<
i9en @eltpolitit iein loGte. n@ir
fino elm au~iiteiaenoeS 8ott", rief Der
&eoner eutbuliaiti!d] aus, nein Ser
renuott. uno berriden tpoqeu mir
in Der Melt."
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Tauo 5eiuen GrIDier.

nSeit pielen Sabren mar id nit
6ronil1er unneroaulibfeit uno ners
uDler Nbgeipanntbeit hebaftet"
ihreibt S. S. Green BON 2ancalter,
sc. $. n&ein Wittef bolf mir, bis
id anfing Electric Bitters'' 81,
nebmen, oos mir mebr .balf, ats ole
anoeren Wtittel, Die ib bisber ge.
nonmen babe. Electric Bitters''
bat audi Die @elunobeit meiner
Srau iabrelane aufreht erbalten.
Sic iast, Electric Bitters" lei
uniibertroffen geaen syrouen=a ronf-
beiten. Seine anoere Weoicin fam
iih in unierer Samilie ben 8lob
eroberrt. ben Electric Bitters''
jebt einnimmt. Nur so Gents. 3u
baben bel S. Solteper & SDbn,
Geo. S. s. Sdmitt, @iaentblmer,
uno no. 9reiB.
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NssISdbe 1gfeldrumo


.ntPalt bas 9~ebieseus oent{ae gBerf Scr Res.
tttss.0tnfsrs.. As. siuHaae, go @sitsn ftorf, nit
bielen lebrrei6en SGHfraticnsu, netft siuer @b.
bouoluu8 iIber slNber!oie 0iei,, ,uel9es Don Mann
uno ffraa seIeien iuercsn iodte. limcntbsbrlidt
fIr iunse 2eute, pie ib oerebelithen ,uolel, coer
iu,slicftid, otrileiratbet iino.
man ecitrse Giueer ~seustnno ujeidied,tsfrs-f.
heitcm uno Die b5ie1 5olee, ben anssnefinbsr,
mis- Sditpdt)e. .s'ernpfidt.. Srnppte,i,. ppuuti.
ot1e,t, nttrf.ef3tbnrfcit, 2riib}ilit, fd,pa6es @es
bddtn.B. Gfsge.s.u fIafeif ano s.. rdnapsaserbrad,
ct,ne icadtitdaeil WasSi,fiien baneynb bei:cn fam.
Gin .teiter Trenno uEo ipeiisr stett9ehsr III hietes
uttibsrtreftlns D~eutitbe 8ud, ipetf . mad Gm.
pl1ng bon % Gts. Toftn,artsi ii, cinfan,,n Inns
i9las for9'am osrpadt, srei 5uaeihifr sniro.
pEuGSCHES HEil-sN$TiTuT,
fo EAST 8. STREET,
5sGbe1 II Etiatoa 4Iaee. Nss g3orf, q. n.
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gauh fir manuer Der oeHeutlidfett.

Gin 6terrei6i6er Grinder bat aus einem eigen=
artig sepobenen 6abritat eiu Gleiounasflf berse=
itelt, bon Dem b~ebauptet miro, baB es elnem I2eiier=
itib ODER elmer augelaus Der 8iitole zines Nttentdters
@sloertano teiten uiro. Die @nnabme o%eiielben
piro 9erridern uno Wtdtnern Der CeIfeuttidteit
tpunoerbaren Sdub gebeu, uno mlbreuo es notb=
penoie 1T. oeen &Orper uor Sdaoen BON auBen gu
fem Sdooen iunertib gu mabren, wie lolher aus
MagentDrung, i6pa9en giieren ODER 9lutarmutb
betporeeheK mag. 3a5 bette Der @iHeni6ait be-
fannie Nlittel Sur 6erteliune uno gum S6ub Der
Geinnobeit iii oas aite 3upertaiise 6oftetter's Wea=
aeute b~ergeaellt. in0em es ale iol6e aeioen beilte. ME
trantbaiten Rupfi0nler5, @eroausngsidpd6e, 9ps=
pepiie, 8ldbiudt. S6lafloiigteit, NerboTtdt uno
@aleuersifiuns. Gs 1T ferler Elm ausee5ei6netes
6rabiabrs= 9elebuugss mo glutreiaigung5=lR ittet
uno lolte in jeoem 9ausbalt ietu. 8as ebte bat
uHiere 9riuat= S6ubnarte am 9atie Der GlaIde.
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oies idon aus banoelsgeoarapbiiden
9runoen melt mebr 81 ben Ser.
Staten als 81 @nglano. Sa. mas
Die 6anoelsbilans in 8irflidfeit
onlan9t, 10 1T @roBbritannien in
Gonooa S6uloner, tpabreno Canada
Den ger. Staaten gegenitber S6uloz
ner lit.
9obet lit ober ricbt gu ~pereeiien,
bob Die inouitrieIe @ntniflung gaz
naoas in ben lebten Sabren cine
gar5 erItaunlide gepeien lift, belpn=
oers tpos Die 8ropin8en Quebec uno
Ontario anlangt.
9a aber Die 8eo6fferung Cana
oos i'm SerbdltniB CUR Brooutz
tion~sfabiefeit nod siemltb biinn
lit, 10 muB es oarauf beoaht lein,
lein Sanoelseebiet 81 ertueitern.
Oas aebt ober nibt obne oortbeil=
bafte 9anoelspertrdge. Nber Die
Ser. Stoaten. 9eutihlanb, Sranfs
reid Doer &uB(ano &C. fuerben 1id)
ibuprlib ba5u bereit fnoen, ols
Nbnebmer canabilber 8rooufte su
fungiren. es lei oenu, BOB oas auf
@runo BON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gen geIdebe, mas aber mieoer i'm
8ioeriprub sur britild]en 0anoelss
polittf fteben miroe.
0aber betrahtet man es in Den
ueiteiten Sretien nur oils cine Srage
ber Belt. baB Der commercieuen uno
lnouitrieIen lrabbdneiafeit gana=
0os unb anoerer gDlonien pom eng
liiden Mutterlanoe audi Die politi=
ide unabbaugiefeit nahfolgeu ner=
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patbien AUDI sur Belt mob fem mDe
gen. 9eshalb 1T AUDI nur penig
Nusit9t oorbanben, baB Die 8ldne
srm Nbihluiie zines a~ugerneinen
britifden 3oa : 8ereins iemals our
Beruirflibune gelangen peroen.
Bte auBerDroeutlib ibmer, Doer
i0gar stueGlus eS iibriaens lit, ben
6anoel BON ieinen natirli6en Sab.
men fiuitlid bur6 medauiibe
6llfsmittel, ablenfen gu molten,
bas 5eiat oas Beiipiel Samaicas.
Dbeleib gnglano ben 9ampferbienit
5piihen 8riitol uno Samaica itarf
iuboentionirt, eebt Der Saupttbeil
bes @rports non Samaica bob nad)
ben Ser. Staten unb nibt nadJ
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Mpntag ben 81. Mars 1909.
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%auDDetl raHH UtC9f geDetlT fpefoeH
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oes Cbres nidt erretden tonnen. Gs eiebt MIR ei=
men gBea, Die Saubbeit 81 ~furiren, uno Der lit ourd
fonftitutionele 6eilmittel. Saubbeit miro our6 ei=
men entsiioeten 3ufano Der I4leimigen Gustlei=
onns Der Guitobiben @0tre perlrioht. 8enn
oieie R0brs ih entsluoet. babt tbr einen rantpelnoeu
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gei9lplen it, erfol9t Saubbeit, uro penn Die Cut
rem ae65riaen 3afano ueriest tperoea fam. rpiro eas
8ebor fir INNER Sertt6rt perben; neGrt Sdle uuter
6ebn lperoen bur1 &atarrb uerurla4t, tuelher nibts
als elm entiinbeter 3uitano Der ihleirnt9en Gber=
fdhen 1T.
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mir midi ourh ginnebmen bon 6atl's & a.
tarrb : & II btilen t6unen. Capt Guh nm
ionf Gireulare formen.
s. 5. @benep & So. Soleop. 8.
aE gertauft bon alien apotbefern, prsis Is
Gents Die 6taihe.
Sau's ssamilien 8 Niiea limb bic bsfen.
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ceidbe Dame, tuelhe burtb Or. Wia0lion'S
RiinHlide Cbrtrommela bon Sbtuerb6rig'
teit uu6 O9renIouien gebeilt tuorbeu lit,
bat Ieinem Sntttut elm @eihenr BON
g, 900 9utIars lbermodt, bamit iolde
taltbe uno idtuerbbrige 8erionen, peld5e
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bolten tbnnen. Briefe tuolle man aoreIs
ftren: No. 90 N, Das Institut Nicholson,
''Longcott'. Gunnersburv. London, W.
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Geitc SDtfnunQ r1ebr.

gSie piete Meni6en 9iebt es, pelde INNER flaoen,
sigentli6 ie6It. geun aug seGa 4erionen itsr6sn es
mes tangiamen Suoes an S6lpinoindt oper gicrpen=
crid6piune uno tpiien es gar nidt. Q8arte ntht big
9er8tlopien uno Slide IN Der 9ruit ii6 ~einaeFtellt ba=
ben, bis OF Did matt, trant unb arbeitsunfdbia
flblit, IOnbern itreibe ateid, penn Oh oies liet, uno
ttdrung UNI Iolhc GatbiAtdee ert6eitt, bel Deren ge=
~bersigune Die SSarbe aui ben Wauaen, uole @einnos
belt NIB 6robiinn i9uel auridtebren lueroen. 0ies
ies auBeroroentll9 intereiiontc nno lebreiAe Bud,
oos pon Sung uuo Alt. Mtann poer 6ran aelelsn
fueroeu iolte, ii gu beiieben fLlr IS @ents in Brief
marten. Mtan %aorcitte: @senidienfrrunD. Is1
9. 2tnenue. Wetp Dorf, %. q.
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COURT OF RECORD
For Northern District Will be Els
tablished at vinita With
Clerk OF Miami Court as
Recorder for Qua
paws.

The conferees of the senate and
house Of representatives having
agreed on the disputed provisions
Of the Indian appropriation bill
it was reported yesterday.
The bill as agreed upon pro.
vides for the division of the pres
ent northern judicial district, the
new western district including the
Seminole, Creek and part of the
Cherokee nations.
The clerk at Vinita is made re-
corder Of the northern district and
the clerk at Miami recorder of the
Quapaws.
In the matter of an appropria-
tion for new federal jails, 500, 600
is appropriated, the jails to be
built at Muskogee, South McAles-
ter, Ardmore and Vinita.
1t provides for one hundred
acres allotments in the Cherokee
nation. The senate. amendment
providing for the payment Of the
the claims of the Delaware Indians
amounting to s3S6,742 is Stricken
from the bill.
As published in yesterdays
Chieftain the bill also carries a
provision for the establishment OF
dditional federal courts at Nova
ia, Claremore and Pryor Creek.
The senate amendment to the
house bill. providing for the main
tenance of the present member
ship of the Dawes Commission
was agreed to by the house confer
rees after spirited debate, which
extended through several sessions.
The majority of the more i'm
portant amendments, the bill re-
ceived in the senate were finally
agreed to, though some covering
minor questions were cut out.
Th 9 bill as reported was adopt
ed without debate.
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OKLAHOMA ALONE
OF All the Territories Has Chance
for Statehood.

Some Of the leaders of the house
believe the omnibus bill granting
stat ehood to the territories of Ok
lahoma, Arizona and New Mexico
will be passed by the lower branch
of congress at this session, not
withstanding the strong opposi-
ton 70 granting statehood to Ari-
zona and New Mexico.
The basis of representation un-
der the apportionment for the last
census is, in round numbers, 1884,
GOO, and the population of Arizona
is only 122,931. New Mexico has
a little more than enough popula-
tion to entitle it to one member,
the number being $3.50. But
the character Of the population of
New Mexico and Arizona and the
other qualifications Of a state are
generally lacking.
For this reason there is consid.
cradle opposition to the admission
of these territories at the present
time. Representative Landis and
other members of the house who
have expressed themselves on the
subject favor separate bills rro-
vlding for the admission of the ter
ritories on their merits. 1t is ar
gued that if this course is adopted
the members will be given an OPP
portunity to vote intelligently, and
will not be forced to vote to keep
out Oklahoma in order to deprive
the other two territories of state
hood for the present.
There is some opposition even
to Oklahoma, such members of the
house rs Representative Cannon
of Illinois contending that Okla
b oma and Indian territory should
be combined and admitted as one
state. The combined population
of these two territories is 790, 1891,
which would entitle them to four
of the lower house and
two senators.
If the omnibus bill is adopted
by the house, 1t is likely to en-
counter considerable opposition
in the senate, an dwould, in allprob-
ability, go over until the next
session.
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WEATHER REPORT
Shows Greatest Rainfall in Eastern
Portion of Cherokee Nation.

The report of the United States
weather bureau for the month of
April shows that the average tenn
perature in Oklaho oma and Indian
territory was l 8 above the normal
for eleven years, and the average
rainfall greater by lis inches.
Forty stations reported an aver
age temperature of 51.9 degrees,
while forty-two stations showed
an average precipitation of 4.02
inches. The highest temperature
was Sc degrees at Ardmore on
March 4, and the lowest IL de-
grees, at Beaver on March 6 and
at Kenton on March 16. The
greatest precipitation in twenty
four hours was 3.65 inches at
Tahlequah on March II. which
also had the greatest rainfall, 781
inches, for the month. The light
est rainfall was LOS inches at
Beaver. More rain fell in the
south half of Logan county than
in any other portion of Oklahoma
or Indian territory, with the ex-
ception of strip along the east
side of the Cherokee aud Choctaw
nations. The total rainfall at
Guthrie was GIG inches. The
new country in the southwest
showed total of 3.05 inches at
Fort Sill.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-05-03
DEAL COMPLETE.
Choctaw Northern and Hot Springs
Branch Absorbed.

President Francis I. Gowan OF
the Choctaw railroad has issued a
bulletin announcing the transfer
OF the Choctaw Northern to the
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf rail-
road yesterday. The railroad and
other property of the Choctaw
Northern railroad company hav-
ing been purchased and acquired
the operation of the same will
from and after this date be assum-
ed by the Choctaw company. The
respective officers of the Choctaw,
Oklahoma and Gulf railroad will
assume jurisdiction over the sep
arate departments OF the Choctaw
Northern railroad company. On
the same date the Diamond Joe"
Hot Springs road, which was
bought by the Choctaw sometime
ago, will be turned over to the
company and used for the Hot
Springs service.
This completes the deal for the
absorption of the entire Choctaw
system by the Rock Island.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-05-03
THIS ATTORNEY
Cannot Practice Before the Dawes
Commission.

The Dawes commission has
been notified by the interior de-
partment that the department has
sustained the commission in the
matter of the disbarment of J. e.
Arnold of South McAlester from
practicing before the commission.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-05-03
FAIR POSITION Ed.
Committee Decides to Not Give the
Big St. Louis Show Until 1904.

The authority to postpone the
ST. Louis Worlds fair until 1904
was practically left in the hands
of President d. r. Francis by the
directors at the meeting held
Thursday. There is now no
doubt that the fair will be post.
poned. The only question remain
ing to be settled is the matter Of
making the official announcement
to the world and the specific &C.
tion necessary on the part of con-
gress. This is being arranged by
President Francis, Senator Cock
rell and Representative Tawney.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-05-03

Ladies, childrens, men and boys
hats at a bargain at Burns Racket.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-05-03

Bert Chandler, Emmett Rhea and
Nat Rider were out fishing yesterday.
At noon today Chambers report of
the number caught, had increased to
a figure that would depopulate the
streams Of the entire territory.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-05-03

F0ley's Honey and Tar contains nc
opiates and can safely. be given tc