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The evening world., 1903-01-31

Barracks" got her divorce from Ro-
land Barrett by proving her allegation
that he was 'hro!ling beefsteak break
fasts In Madeline Bakers fiat while
the latter took her beauty maps"
%snIesEiri's False Teeth.
When Felix Blatt. the art dealer,
brought suit for absolute divorce. Fam
ME denied his charges and declared that
all their roubles grew out OF his tlrta-
ton with one OF his s%alesgirls. and that
when some one told him she had said
home in a rage. gave her a sound
thrasiring and forbade her. under I'M
named penalties. ever to comment upon
the Young lady's appearance again.
Carter with a Golden Clasp.
Because Mrs. George p. Baldwin
CHANGED TO sly a black silken. thing
hanging out OF his pocket as he lay
asleep on the couch last washington's
Birthday. and pulling i all the way out,
found It to be a garter with a golden
clasp. she sought divorce.
"Done By n Belfast Irishmanw
Suing for an annulment Of her mar
rage on the ground of his previous mar
rlage 20 a wife still living: Mrs. Jullette
Letitis Chiffon -Tuttle- Wright Havens-
Clarke calculated: ITO think OF It; that
]. With all my experience, ard after
dlVorcinS three previous nuS0anCS, was
left to be done by a Belfast Irishman!
Gus Clarke must have hypnctized me-"
Had Hatr-Dye Habit.
Henry Bronner's answer to his wife's
suit for limited divorce was that she
spent large sums on expensive chemicals
with which she dyed her hair an I'M
proper red. and made him sleep on a
coueh.
, "Dead Mems Pinches."
Dave" Braham's daughter. suing
John Farley for a limited divorce. said
he had made dea mems pinches" all
over her body.
The Coolest Ever.
Emory w. Fem charged that his wife
was the coolest proposition" that ex-
lists in the form of a human being, in
his suit for absolute divorce.
"a FInt-NeverI"
The troubles o! Mr.. and Mrs. George
C. Koch began shortly after marriage
~hscause. she said Il love him. but a
nat? Never.
Carried Away Her Teeth.
Mrs. Emma Larkin charged that
Thomas, her husband. carried away he,
false teeth and wouldn't give then
ba cE. so that she became sick and ner-
Yoas.
jealous of Detective.
Detective Phil Sweet said he had TO re-
sign because OF his wife's jealousy when
She sued him.
The evening world., 1903-01-31
DOCTORS MAKE
FALSE REPORTS.
Charge on Which Four Physi-
clans of the fascinating
Corps Are Dismissed by the
Board of Health.
MAY BE PROSECUTED, TOO.

Commissioner Lederle. Of the Depart
ment OF Health. to-day dismissed four
physicians employed as ~vacclnators In
the department for making false re-
ports Of their work, These v~Accinators
turn In weekly reports, and. as a check
upon them. Inspectors are sent In many
cases to see whether the reports are
correct. Tho board charges that DIR,
Peter S2haehler. OF No. i33 East Eighty
seventh street, had rep orted that he had
v~aceinated sixty-hve persons in a given
week. but the department could not find
more thar thirty OF these people. n Oh
the thirty only ten had been v~accinated.
Or, W. X. Jacobs. of No, $50 Fifteenth
street. Brooklyn. reported that he had
vAccinated ninety-three persons In a
week. The Board claims that II was
found on examination that only twelve
could be checked as having actually
been vaccinAted.
DR.. Max A. wschsler, OF No. 6s2 East
me Hundred and Thtrty-fourth street.
is charged with having put In a false
report OF his work In the Bronx
The worst report, according 10 he
Department. was that OF Or, James j.,
Grady. OF No. sT Washington avenue.
the Bronx. He made a report OF which
100 per cent. OF the vaccinations are al
TO be false. many OF the addresses
given being vacant lots, II Is charged, As
soon as the facts In these cases we're
ascertained the men were dismissed. By
Section 1885 OF the Charter the offenss
ia n mIsdemeanor and the offenders may
De prosecuted,
The evening world., 1903-01-31
Drink Habit
Permanently Cured
WITHOUT THE PATIENTS KNOWLEDGE

"ORRINE" Ia q preparation based on we'll,
known medical principles and prepared by
chemists OF many ysArs' standing. II IL taste
les. odOrless and o~olorlsss. and can be given IN
water, milk, tea or coffee without the ~patIsnt'i
knowledge.
In most clseE the craving for liquor is not q
men, habit, but a disease, requiring more than
Nill-powsr TO cure It. We positively guarantees
that "ORRINE" viii destroy ali desire foI
refund tile money should II fail 10 do 80.
But Il never fAilAl II tones UP tho diseased
stomach and gives a hearty apPeiits and good
digestion. Steady nerves soon follow Its use.
Booklet sealed mailed free on Request,
"ORRINE' In Endorsed by w, G. 4.
H., public men. elsrEymen. physicians. members
AZ the Y. n. c. A.. and Thousands OF othsu.
Mr.. y. y. Smith, President OF II. F., smlth
Fireproot Construction Co.. Washington. u. q,
writes: Numerous cases hAvs come under my
observation OF the Wondertul power Of your
remedy for alcoholism, envy you the great
opportunities you have 10 bring Joy, happiness
and health 10 mankind"
81 y BoX-6 BONES u s..
Sent in plsin sealed package. all charges pre-
paid, BY oRIlSE co. Pope Building. Washing
ton. D. C., or may be purchased from RiksT's.
9Th ave. and 23d st.: HsEemAn's. 1876 and 26
BrOAdwAy. l25th At. and in ave.. iSSth 81, and
Amsterdam ave. KHllsh Pharmacy, sd IT. and
9Th ave. Ro-key's Pharmacy, 4Sl sth ave 5Sl
SIN ave. New YORK; Boltol Drug Co. brooklyn
HaEtnsttt. Jersey City.
The evening world., 1903-01-31
.SHOCK KILLED
MRS. SCUDOER,
Wife of Proprietor Of the Even
ing News Dies After Two.
Hours Illness When Absent at
TreHtcn.
STUDENT SON WAS HURT
speel.l to m, Erenlur worla.,

NEWARK. N. j.. IAN. s1.-Soesety4ye-
ceived a great shock this morning when
1t was announced that Mrs. Wallace NJ.
Scudder, wife of the proprietor OF the
Newark Evening News. had died sud
denly In Trenton during the night.
Mrs. Scudder went to Trenton early n
the week to be with her son. a student
at Princeton University.
Her boy lost three fingers OF his left
hand while fooling Will a shotgun on
Monday last.
According to the details received IN
this city, Mrs. Scudder was taken sud-
denly i'll last night and died In two
hours.
The body will be brought to the scud-
der residence in Washington place to-
day.
Her death was fastened by shock and
excitement.
The evening world., 1903-01-31
ATHLETES
IN TRAINING
HOW
THEY
KEEP
IN GOOD
CONDI
TON

The subject of this sketch. Nj,
Peter Regan, is one Of the best alI-
around athletes in New England He
was the champion basketball player
of the Massachusetts, League. and
played shortstop with the champion
Portland baseball team OF the New
England League. He says:
when an athlete is in training e
is necessary to follow set rules OF diet
and exercise, and above all to DO
temperate and avoid stimulants Or
drugs. In no other way can the
powers OF endurance be increased and
the vital force be retained to rise to
the supreme physical effort when the
demand Is made.
II have used Father Johns neddf-
cine for a complicated cold and throat
and lung trouble with wonderful sue
cess. Your medicine Is . splendid
tonic and body builder. It ought 70
be in every home"
Athletes In training use Fatner
Johns Medicine freely as a Food
Tonic. because 1t is a body builder
and gives vital force to the system
that prevents colds. pneumonia aud
consumption, diseases to which all
athletes are exposed after great
physical strain.
The patent medicines. with their
opium, morphine. and other poison
GUS drugs, are Stunned by athletes.
and should be by all people, because
they only ~paralyze the nerves ana
weaken the system. Father Johns
Medicine is all pure nourishment-
not a patent medicine, and free from
poisonous drugs
The evening world., 1903-01-31
PROTECTORY FOR
THE boy EDITOR"
Young Murphy Is Committed to
the institution for Passing
Two Checks.

Richard f.. Murphy, the thirtsen-year-
old boy editor from 81. Joseph. Mo.
who was found guilty in the Children's
Court OF passing worthless checks. was
sent TO the Catholic Protectory 10. day
by Justice Wyatt.
Attorney Charles r. Howe asked the
Justice to send the boy home, The lad.
he said. vas thoroughly perlient. and
al anxious TO 20 home mi 'esd q
proper life.
But here IL n letter from the toys
father" said the Justice. which says
that Richard has left a ;snil Or worthless
checks wherever he aas Bone and that
his misdeeds were lone tyStm MS tlcally
and deliberately"
The letter had been received by
Father Ducey. who has taken an inter
est In the boy and who sat beside the
Justice when sentence was passed.
The hoy editor thanked his attor-
ney for what he had done for him and
said he would obey the rules OF the
institution TO which he had been sent.
His eyes were full OF ears. but he did
not forget TO be courteous.
81 dread the disgrace OF being sent
away" he sdid. 'and will conduct my
SELF properly at the ProteetJry. can
never be anything but a gentleman"
After he had been sentensel Father
Ducey went up 10 the Society rooms
and had a long talk with the 10y.
The evening world., 1903-01-31
Of Course, There Is Only One Statutory
Ground for Absolute Separation, but
There Are a Thousand and One Odd
"Contributory Causes"
Drunkenness and Brutality on the Part
of the Husband and Neglect of Home
on the Part of the Wife Are Chief
Reasons.

Five hundred suits for absolute divorce were brought in New York County
marital unhappness elbows a weird and astonishing array Of accusations
and counter-accusatons, many Of them widely removed from the single
cause for which absolute divorce can be granted in this State.
Drunkenness and brutality on the part Of the husband re the underly-
mig causes of most of the divorces gAnted to women. Extravaganza, i'll
temper and neglect of home o the part of the wife bring most of the hus-
bands to the employment Of private detectives and final appeal to the court.
Religious differences seldom figure, save when husband and wife disagree
unalterably concerning the education of a child. Behind nearly every case
is a record Of family squabbles and quarels due to that comprehensive
household bugaboo. "incompaibilty of temper"
WIFE WHO FINDS CARTER.
Accusations against drunken wives are growing more common than
they were a few years ago.
The wife who finds a garter in the pocket Of her husband hobs up &c
casionally. Sepchndren, cold feet and a tendency o. the part of the hs-
band to keep all the money he makes are complained Of frequently.
A woman last year accused her husband of making her go to a mas
ouerade ball while she was suffering with measles. Another woman a-
cused her husband of coming to bed from a cold bath without drying
himself. A husband accused his wife Of gambling away his money, and
another said that his wife was a cold proposition"
HAIR DYED RED"
One man swore that the spouse of his bosom had dyed her hair AN
improper red" A wife complained that her husband had insisted on order
ing a coffin for her. Another complained that her husband made her live
in a fiat, while another could not live with the man whose name she had
taken because he spoke only one language"
A perusal of the brief history of the divorce cases presented below will
bring to mind the underlying causes of the grind Of the divorce mill in the
City of New York-the real, irritating influences that drive husbands and
wives to the statutory ofcnse.
The evening world., 1903-01-31
SMALLPOX ON LORRAINE.
Detained for a TiHae, Owins TO III
ness In steeraEe.

La Lorraine, whlch arrived to-day
from Hayre, was detained at Quaran-
tine. owing 70 case Of smallpox among
the steerage passengers. One hundred
Immigrants who occupied tho compart-
uient whore the case OF sickness broke
and FOR observation, La Lorraine was
Laser permitted " proceed TO her dock.
The evening world., 1903-01-31
Guaranteed Care for PiIsS.

ItehlnE. Biind. bleeding and Proirudins Piles
BY the manufactures Of PsEo olntmsnt TO refund
the money where u falls TO cure Any case Of
piles, no matter hov lonG standing. Cures ordl-
mary caaea 10 six daygs the worst eases Ia four
teen days, One application giyss eass aud rsat.
Relieves ilchiaE i~nntsntly. lals L. . new ala
eotsTy, and IL IL the only pills remedy sold on :
posiuss suaTantss. ~ ssEa Ne pay rsIss.
The evening world., 1903-01-31

AT THE VERY HUB OF THE WORLDS
FAIR CITY-Olive street, near Broad
way, ST. Louis, Mo-; the +Park Row Of
81. Louis--For lease, for a term Of years.
IS feet front, by IA feet depth, 4 4-story
building with basement, corner of GEani-
told alley; light on three sidesi equipped
with double boilers, Corliss engine, electric
light plant and elevators specially adapted.
for commercial, financial or railroad quar-
tersi viii be altered TO suit responsible
tenant,
For terms address
MERCANTILE TRUST CO..
ST. LOUIS, 40
The evening world., 1903-01-31
Threw Umbrella Overheard.


John X ErFline sought Z divorce al
ksEing that his wife stfrted hres N tho
house. tried 70 kill herself with poison
naS' epa that be left hsF bseauss
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the fre-escapes at the rear of the flats
Butcher Louis Weight asked for an alb
solute divorce.
The evening world., 1903-01-31

AZ sssssss \ Ei M =, HssssEs spotted
and the iFs lsddy himself lhapseting
The evening world., 1903-01-31

Barracks" got her divorce from Ro-
land Barrett by proving her allegation
that he was 'hro!ling beefsteak break
fasts In Madeline Bakers fiat while
the latter took her beauty maps
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-09
IA BRUTAL N UR De R.
Bob Edwards Shot and Killed at Mac
y Thomas Ferry on the verdigris.

y Last evening between sundown
And dark nsgro, whose name we
have been unable to learn. went 70
the McThomas ferry on the Ver'
Aigris river about 5 miles west oi
1nola, and asked the ferryman,
Bob Edwards, to put him across
{he river, but the river was up and
drifts were coming down In such
Quantities that the ferryman re
{used to put him across. II is
tated that they had some words
md Edwards turned TO leave him
& Md started 10 the house, and The
negro drew his gun and fred two
shots at him, the fret glancinf
him and the second striking him
% the back coming out through
bis lungs. killing him instantly
III is thought that the negro Is one
oi the Texas negroes that was liv
Ing on DR.. Hsmilt ms place. Oa
fcers have been notified, bat ur
10 this writing no arrest has beer
n ade. Wagner Sayings.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-09
Hdv

cation summarily stopped. This IS
the Cherokee Advocate, printed IN
the Cherokee language. at Table
quah, the Cherakee capital i is
a four page, seven column affaif,
filled with strange characters,
whicd to tho mind of all but about
800 people in the United States
are meaningless. To these 50O
they are uninteresting, because the
day Of the Cherokee language has
gone to the happy hunting grounds
with the notable redskins who
took vital interest in reading and
speaking the tongue OF their race.
Indians today prefer reading
english if they care at all to read.
Of all the numerous tribes in the
United Stctes none save the Cher.
okees have a written language. II
rem aimed for one redskin-Sequo-
about OF the millions that have
| lived and died to furnish to the
world very remarkable inven-
ton
The paper which used his al.
phabet had circulation OF some
| 8. 900 when it was first Issued at
New Echota, Ga Il now has but
200 Subscribers. who live in the
Flint Hills. For after the paper
went with the Cherokee nation to
Indian territory it soon became q
tool of politicians and lost power.
After it has gone the recently
erected monument to Sequoyah at
vinita, l. T., will be all that is
| / eft to remind US that one Indian
at least was worthy Of remem-
brancv Publishers Auxilery.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-09

|Due notice is hereby served on the public
|Eeneraily that Dewitt's Witch Hazel
'salve is the only salve on the market that
Is made from the pure, unadulterated
witch g,szel. Dewitt's Witch Hazel salve
has cnred thousands Of cases Of piles that
would not yield to any other treatment
land this fact has brought out many worth
Hess counterfeits. Those persons who
get the genuine Dewiit's Witch Hazel
|salvc are never disappointed, because 1t
cures A W Foreman. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-09
An Indian Newspaper.

William H. Draper in the Era,
gives an interesting accouns of the
only Indian newspaper 10 exist.
ence. and OF why and how il is
quickly passing into the rel ms ol
forgotten things.
"For a number of years con
eress has been striving to accom-
plish the destruction of the gov
ernment OF the five ciuilized tribes
of Indian territory; the present
year will mark the comp pletion Of
their efforts. Aud with the pass
ing Of the tribal government, ol the
Cherokees the usefulness Of a nosl
extraordinary news paper will
have been finished and its publ
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-09
Good for Children /.

The pleasant to take and harmless One
Minute Cough Cure gives immediate
relief in all cases OF cough, Group and
lagrippe because it doesnot pass immed'
lately into the stomach, but takes effect
right at the seat Of the trouble. 1t draws
ont the inflammation, heals and soothesand
cures permantly by en- abling the lung!
TO contribute pure life-giving and life
sustaining oxygen to the blood and tbs
.as AW ro,eman. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-09
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
A Small Budget of Advice for Moth-
ers Regarding the Care
of Children

Mothers who desire to preserve the
compilations of their children should
nav especial attention to ventilation
and diet. The most important con-
siderations in the nursery arethose OF
sunshine and pure air. The room
should be large and simply furnished.
There should be plenty Of space Tor
playing. To avoid draughts arising
between the cracks in the floor, lay
piece Of plain felt between the carpet
and bare floor.
The children should live in the open
air as much of their time as is possible,
although it is not well to allow them to
stand still in cold weather till they are
chilled, or play in hot weather till they
are overheated or exhausted. Youths
so buoyant and spontaneous that it is
apt to overtax itself, says American
Queen
The nursery fare should be simple
and nutritious. consisting principally
Of milk. Mothers should give person
al care to this most essential subject.
Pastries should never be allowed in the
ordinary diet; alcohol and wines OF any
kind should also be studiousls avoided.
Alcohol causes the skin to lose much of
its clearness and freshness and TO be-
come sallow The young girl who
would keep her skin clear should look
askance at wines or liquors of any
kind. Wines affect not only the skin.
but also the kidneys and nervous sys-
tenn, and the girl who is in the habit
Of taking wine with her meals is violat-
ing the laws of hygiene. Such treat
ment may prove valuable in extreme
cases, but it leaves a hardness and
coarseness Of complexion and Injuries
the textures of the skin.
Strong tea and coffee are injurious
and often cause headaches and indiges-
tion, besides causing sallowness
that is one of the most undesirable
things. Hot fried bacon should be
used sparingly. but cold boiled bacon
IS beneficial.
The breakfast of girl often should
consist of milk and bread and porridge.
Children should not be encouraged in
fastidious tastes. nor should they be
permitted to eat condiments or highly
favored food of any kind. Good whole
wheat bread, honey, jam, and good
butter are the proper things to set be-
fore growing children.
Rain water, the great skin beauti-
fer. is not usually accessible in great
cities. and where there are no facilities
for getting it It is good plan to boil
the water used on the face and hands
Boiled water loses its hard" quality
and Is the next best thing to raig
water.
EO[EYSKIDNEYCURE
Makes Kidneys and Bladder Right
For sale at Peoples Drug Store.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-09
Mis- SOU RI PACIFI &c.
Missouri, Oklahoma and Alva
Railroad is the Name and the
Contract Establishes the Road
From Alva to vinita. Work TO
Begin Within Ten Days.

\ We have the information from
okeliable authority, that is from the
Attorney who yesterday drew up
The contract for the building OF the
road from Vinita to Alva, Okla
xhoma, that within ten days party
lbf surveyors will begin at this
,boint and run westward to Alva'
lbklahoma, locating line OF rail-
! toad.
ii The contract is already let fol
u!ihe building of this road and IT II
In absolute certainty so our in
Dormant says.
1 The Missouri Pacific is thought
% be behind the project. 1t Is tc
bass through in the direction O
/ ibentralia and incidentally tap ths
eRreat coal fields to the northwest
ebf Vinita.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-09

Democrats Elect Entire Ticket With
Exception Of One Alderman.

The election at Tahlequah re-
suited in the election Of the Dem
ocratic ticket with the exception
OF one alderman.
Otis v. Luster. Republican, was
elected alderman, defeating Jam o.
Quinn, Democrat. The ticket
elected is as follows:
For Mayor, A. B. Cunningham
For Recorder. E. M. Landrum
For Marshal, R. Lee Wyly.
For Aldermen, Ed. W. Blake
R. G. Fuller, Otis v. Luster, J. A
King and d. w. Wilson.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-09
The Territory Press.

Col. A. ]. Blackwell, promoter
and builder Of our city, whose
headlight constituted the original
townsite, has fofsaken and has re-
moved his family and household
goods to Chelsea, /. II, where he
will take up bis residence among
his Cherokee brethren. All OF bis
numerous business and residence
properties have been placed upon
the market and will be sold .-
Blackwell Item.
Wetherford Chronicle: The lit
tie delicate spindling legged, Gig
arctic smoking dude, who parts
his hair 10 the middle, and wears
gold trimmed Lenses across his pro-
boscis; and whose pants fit him so
tight he looks as though be had
been creased, and driven into
them with maui and that they
had hit him lick too much; is all
right as a parlor ornament, to en-
gineer soiree. But when the
dignity OF Uncle Sam is offended
give us the sun-tanned, stalwart
yarn. z allows, boys. who have had
experience in geoponics. One OF
these can chase thousand dudes
and can put ten thousand to flight.
Asher Aluuisi: A man over at
Wanette is distilling q new drink
which he calls'Crawfish Whisky"
He Gays that one drink Of It will
make a fellow hunt his hole. A
reckless youth took three drinks
in one day last week and was found
down on q sand bar in the South
Canadian trying to run his head
| in the sand. 1t has different Of
iec.s on people. One fellow who
lives over west of Box took 9
drink of it and started for home.
He went through Asher about ar
hour later, backing toward tbs
Seminole nation at the rate o
about eight miles an hour. The
Inventor claims that two long tod
dies concocted from this article
will make even Old Time "turr
backward" and that the fellow
who absorbs them will feel year.
and years younger. There uset
TO be little town in the brush
couple of miles north of Ashel
where a large amount OF the eel 9
brated "Crawfish" brand was con
sumed and the burg "went back
wards" faster than anything OF
record. In fact il went backward
so far and 80 fast that ii wore its
self all out but mail crane an'
the headquarters of a store VIII os'
headquarters are in Tecumseh
| No thanks, I'll take a cigar.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-04-09
CONVENTION
kin Meet at Bud Tucker Springs
Second rIonday In May.

a The captains of the National
party of the Cherokee Nation met
Is convention at Bug Tucker
Springs, ten miles northwest OF
Tahlsquah, Tuesday and decided
10 call a convention of the party
10 meet at that place on the second
Monday in May. for the pu pose
bf making nominations for princi-
bal and assistant chic.