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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
DOG SHOW
A GOOD |. one L:
Poultry Exhibit the Finest Ever
Seen in this Section
OF the State.
sHEDMAN's DOG CIRCUS
Attractions at the Masonic
Temple to Suit Men, Women
and Children.
Attractions at the Masonic

a feature OF great interest to the chill
dren who attend the Pet Stock Show at
Masonic Temple Is tho shedmnn Dog
Circus.
There are a number OF the best per-
forming dogs In the country in this snow,
and each trick is done in an artistic
way Tho dogs have created sensations
wherever they have appeared. and they
will do SO here.
Tho show started up yesterday. and
to-day tho bench show will open. with
an exhibit OF the finest dogs Of every
class In the country. All exhibitors are
required TO have their pets on hand by
~ o clock this morning. 3a 45ds
Judge G.. y. Brown, OF Baltimore
an expert aud one Of the best known mon
In the business In the country. Is now at
work on tho fowls and pigeons lie wiz
continue each day during the show.
FINE EXHIBITION
Mr.. Brown, who has handled many
similar shows. thinks this as good as
any he has onictated In. The American
leghorns are the finest layers and the
Asiauc species are the best for meat,
There are many varieties OF these birds
on exhibition.
Many persons who visited the show
yesterday pronounced it even better than
the great ono OF last year and went
away with plea SAINT r..membrances.
Large crowds arc expected TO attend
the show from now on as every class
is filled and will continue all week.
The list Of prize winners VIII 90 an
nounced later In the week.
THE show opens at 10 o'clock every
day. The performing dogs give their
exhibition at 1870 and Q P. NJ. every day.
BEGIN JUDGING,
G.. B. Whltford, OF Chicago, who VIII
Judge all the classes with the exception
OF the pointers and settlers will begin
Judging at 10 o'clock this morning. and
vii. probably finish before night, so that
those who attend the show this evening
will be able 10 see the winners.
The largest single exhibit Is made ~
c. B. Cooke, who shows settlers only:
Among the lot Is his famous field trial
champion Sports Boy. very fine EXHIBIT
Of transporting dogs is made BY Mr.. Detts,
Of Chicago In his kennel are number
OF prize winning Boston terriers and bull
terriers, The strongest class among the
larger Varieties is the Great Danes
The attendance last night was very
good! Tonight It is expected the hall
viii he crowded by dog lovers. who wiz
come to look at those selected to wear
the blue ribbon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
DIR. SHOOP'S
CURE
cos1s NOTHING If IT FAILS.

Any honest person who suffers from hneu'
mntlsm Is welcome to this Offer FOR years
searched everywhere to mud specific Tor Hh M.
matism For nearly 20 years worked 70 nl'
end. at last. Id Germany. my search WINS 70.
whrded. found a costly chemical That dia iot
disappoiht me ne other Rheumatic PRESCRIPTIONS
had disappointed physicians everywhere
Y do not mean that Dr.. Shops Rheumatic C''Ie
can turn boty Joints into 1esh again. lnat "
impossible. but II Will dive from the biood tne
poison that causes pain and, swelling. anu 'heh
that Is the end OF Rheumatism. ] know ms g
well that will furnish for full mouth ny
Rheumatic Cure on trial / cannot cure all
cases within mouth. 1t would be uirea son.
able to expect that. But most cases Will sied
within 80 days. This trial treatment VIII con-
vince you that Or. Shops Rheumatic cure Is
power against Rhcumatisln--n potent iolee
against dlsense that is Irresistible. G5f&
6 NY o6er 10 made to convince yon OF my 1al'n.
Ny faith Is but the outcome Of exper'ehce'--eo
actual knowledge. i KNOW what It can 90. Anu
] know this 80 we'll that will furnish ms rem
edy ntrlal. Simply write me postal Tor my
book on Rhcuma tigm. will then arrange WIN
druggist III your vicinity so thht you Gun secure
SIX bottles OF Dr.. Shops Rheumatic tufe %
make che test. You mag take II full month ou
trial Il Il succeeds the cost to you Is s''o oo
II It fuils the loss Is niue and mine alohe ' ~
VIII be left entirely to you. mean tnht eAAc''
~. II you say the trial is not satisfactory
don't expect u penny from you
have no samples Any mere sample that eau
affect chronic ltheuna tism must be drusyed 70
the verge of danger. use 10 such drugs to' . ~
Is dangerous to take them. You must get NV
disease out Of the blood. Ny remedy does tna.
even In the most difficult obstinate cases. :.
bus cured the Oldest cases that ever met anu
in all Of my experience. III all OF my Ipo 1e' ts
] never found another remedy that ~oulo cure
Que chronic case In ten.
Write me and llwi send you the book Try
my remedy for month. for 1t can't haF1n Sou
anyway. II It falls the loss IL mine.
Address Dr.. Shop Box 2ss, Racine. Wis.
Mild cuses not chronic are often cured By ons
or two bottle. At ull druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
ANOTHER RECEPTION 4.
ATTY. M. C. a. SATURDAY Y

4 + Y y - u ~.
The big reception OF November 9Th has
encouraged the officers and members OF
the Central Young Mems Christian Assoc $3.50
citation to again try 70 break the record
On. saturday night, there will be the
arst "populur'' entertainment Of the sea-
SON. 1t,willSbe for men and their friends,
both ladies and gentlemen. Beginning az
$50, in the auditorium; Samue! e. Cong
don, Of Baltimore. will entertain, giving
his, original barn-yard limitations ana aF'
tistic whistlng solos. -,
From OILS TO 1880 refreshments wiz
be served. During the same time there
viii be gymnestic programme and con
tested basked ball In the gymnasium, "
fact, the whole house will be thrown open
One Of the leading features OF tne even,
,nt, will he That those having reserYeo
seats for the entertainment can preseH
their chair coupon which VIII be- honofso
for refreshments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25

wrici, Is Of great advantage to the resi-.
dents along the line. in that Il gives item
the advantage Of rural free delivery and
ali express service Also @
ls l3l MAYNARD AcT1vE
Representative Maynard was In his scat
to-day. He Is ondeavorinB to tnduca some
members OF Congress to go down to New
port News with him next week. and nd.
dress a meeting to be held there IN the IN.
terest OF the Jam estowr Exposition The
No,folk meetings did 80 much to stin,u
late interest In the exposition n, ovot11ent
that Newport News viii try to follow her
example" said Mr.. Maynard.
Dr. Lewis Porter tonos. Of Newport
News; Hon. X. +. Thorpe. Of Norfolk
MIR. II F. Butt postrna ster Of Ports
mouth were at the Capitol to-day. Il
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NO REPLY.
Japanese Popular Circles Are
Growing Excited,
BY Associated Press.)

lbS AsSoS.u|eH u ssa'l
YOKOHAMA, Nov, 2l-No reply has
been received from st, l'@tsrsp''r7 On
The subject Of the Japanese "reuures
ana there are many indications that the
delay in the negotiations Ia embarrassing
Japanese foreign trade and raising I'm
patience In Japanese popular circles. as
shown by public meetings at Toxic, Yo-
kohama and Osaka. protesting against
tho ministerial inactivity
One popular Toxic newspaper has twice
teen officially suspended for publish
ing verses indirectly suggesting the as
feared that popular feeling may manifest
itself December 9Th, when the Diet meets,
unless some decided development In the
negotiations occurs in the meantime, The
ministers remain reticent, PROCESSING con.
tidence In their ability to control thu
situation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
TREATY HELD UP.
Recommitted to Foreign Rela-
tons Committee.
Hy Associated Press. J

WAsH1NGT TON, y. CT. Nov. 24-The
treaty between the United States and
Cuba for tho adjustment Of title TO the
ownership Of the Isle OF Pines. has been
returned to the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations for an inquiry con-
corning the interests Of American cltl-
zens before the action is taken, Tho
treaty was favorably reported by the
commi..ee yesterday. and In executive
session to-day Senator Bacon called It up
for ratification. Objection was made by
Senator Penrose. acting for Senator
QUAY, on the ground that certain citl-
cons Of Pennsylvania have investments
In the island, which have not been prop
erly safegunrded under the treaty He
protested against prcclpitate action and
at his request the treaty was ordered re-
committed to the foreign Relatlohs Com
nittee, The extent Of American interests
Will be made the subject OF invest'ga-
ton Ertt.8 AL -,s5 Ft-rsts =Jas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
Confirmed by Senate.

n 1By AssocluIcu- FTess'J
K WASHINGTON, p. G., NOV. 2A-The
iirmed the following nominations:
Robert A. Oliver, Louisiana, assistant
appraiser OF merchandise at New Or
leans; Clarence s, Herbert, Louisiana,
assistant treasurer Of ,.e United States
At New orleans; William ]. Brophy.
Louisiana, coiner Of ..e mint at New
orleans; Albers I, Plerce, Mississippi.
collector OF customs Tor T.ns District Of
North carolina-B, T. Person. Wilson;
G, 5, 6Ho4.and. Gastonla; Ella e, Peace.
ox yigsnia--x. NJ, Adams, Norton, W,
T., T!llay. EmporaA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
WILL ESTABLISH
ORDER IN MACEDONIA
(Ey Assoc ared Press,

LONDON, Nov. 2i,--A dispatch to the
Central News from Vienna says 4; is
authorita lively announced there that II
Turkey does not accept forthwith the
Austro- Russian demands he two pow
ers will proceed with their own forces
to establish order In Macedonia. All the
s.gnatory powers OF the. treaty OF Der.
I'm. It Is added, will first be asked TO co,
Operate,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
TO INVESTIGATE
..5.. .... POSTAL DEPARTMENT
lBy Associated Press.l

(BY AssoC!ated FFess,)
wAsHINGT0N:, d, Ct, Nov, a,-Mr.
Carmnck's resolution for the lnvestiga-
lion Of the Postofflce Department vas
LAID before the Senate t''r'lny u.n'l llpor
motion OF Mr.. Penrose was referred to
the Committee on Pos,offlces and Post
Roads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25

thermometers In New York
NEW YORK. Nov, 2a.--Waldorf, Fits-
hugh Lee; Fifth Avenue, r @, Blanton;
Hoffman, A. 3. Blair; Herald Square, 7.
Cans and wife,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
4 cIIA1.I.rNarp srATENtENT.

VI T..
CHALLENGED STATEMENT. v
Mr. Hanna challenged tire statement Of
Mr.. Morgan sthnt President Mckinley
had baen favorable to tbs Nicaragua
route. II know Of my personal knowl-
edge, he said. that when. In lsa0, "
became known that the Panama COM,
pany's property could be purchased he
gave IT,, question serious consideration
and Investigation and at his instance
provision was maes in the river ana mar.
Dor bill for an on,ropriatio OF slVlV1
for the Investigation OF all routes. This
ren,,est waa made hecause OF his interest
3tr3the Panama proposition, I know OF
nv own .r,,rsoral knowledge. President
NfcKin,ey had decided to fnllnw the
Recommendation Of his com mission. and
thnt Ia what the preeent executive IS
doing. So that there has been no change
in pollcy.''B
Mr. Morgan n,pl'ed that he had snoken
or,v from the nuh,c record OF President
MCKINLEY, ma not from knowledge o.
his private Views. II know. he said
that he entered into contacts %ith
Nicaragua and Costa Rica TO secure the
Nicaragua rout.>. and there Is no record
to show that he chaneed his mind.
Mr.. Hanna: cit I. Incorrect TO say That
Mckinley preferred Nlcarasua- Kno~
retter, IT was only the high price OF tho
panama property that deferred him
The Senate aAtourr cd until tomorrow.
The House.
Try Associated PreKs.)
WASHINGTON. D. c., November r.
When the House convened to-day Mr..
Payne moved that when an adjournment
". taken II he nntiI Friday
Mr.. Ds Almond tDemocraO OF Missouri,
as,,ed as to the purpose OF the tious"
with reference to adjournment saving the
House had transacted the business Tor
which. II had been called IN extraordinary
session. ard thats,t wes known what ar
ton the Senate had taken.
Mr.. Payne said he had not been advised
as to what the Senate was going to 40,
but thought the House capable OF de-
termlnlng $50 momentous" a question az
that Of adjournment.
The previous question was ordered. l's
to 1o3 party vote. and the motion for
adjournment until Friday then prevailed.
Tho Speaker had read an invitation
from the Governor Of Louisiana to the
members Of the House to be present at
the celebration OF the one hundredth an
niversary Of the transfer OF the tract
purchased by the United States Of France.
Mr.. Never, OF Louisiana. asked unani-
NOUS consent for the consideration Of Il
resolution accepting the invitation, but
objection was made
The House adjourned until Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
MR,M.0RCANSC'.O|.R|E|::'S'
TlAE PRESIDENT.
Continued from FIRST pagc.)

Republican party must 30 In the PRES
ence Of the truth.
Mr.. Morgan reviewed. al length the Co
blan revolution OF 1902. declaring that
Mnrroduin's triumph WAS not due 70
his own prowess, but to the assistance
Of the United Stntes. All roads that
the President travels" he said. lead 70
tho Panama canal, but some Of his dis.
Greet friends should caution him not 70
burn the bridges behind him. That
war had he said. deserved the con-
domination OF all christandon. because
and yet notwithstanding this conduct
was such as would haMs done discrecit
to the bearer OF a scnlpinE knife or
tomahawk, the United 5'ntes was the
}olly Of that leader throughout the con-
flict Flo referred especially to Mario.
uu'n's confscatory d,crees, and said that
President Roosevelt must have known
!, . f. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25

Funeral Services.
The funeral OF Mr., A. Bacclgalupo WI
from st. Patrck's Church, The inter-
ment viii be made In Lit. Calvary eieFae-
terry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
Sleeps
FLEA KILLER

Does the Work and Eyaporates.
Quickest, safest, cleanest; in fact the
ONLY real good thing ever pnf on me
cost hit Of tie New York Dog Show.
All druggists. ESQ; by mall, SSc. Sold IN
bulk to kennels
The shepp Mfg Co.,
1889 Madison Avenue,
NETWORK. N. n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-25
Supplementary Report,

4 In q supplementary report the grand
fury set forth an alleged violation OF
the law by TODD at L!est!eld's Hail, Just
within the city limits An effort was
made 10 have this paper quashed, but
Judge Wickham declined to do so, and
announced that a copy OF II would be
sent TO tn. proper authorities In Rich.
mont Mr, Heindle. one OF the witnesses
In the affair, says the Jury has totally
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

10 evidence Quay's absolute insin.
cerity 10 statehood for the terri
rItories this sort Of talk ought to
forever settle il. The omnibus
bill could undoubtedly have pass
ed the last Congress II such a thing
as passing the omnibus bill is pos.
sible. But the last Congress for.
ever sealed the fate OF statehood
along the lines proposed by the
omnibus bin and any further at.
tempts to force q statehood bill OF
this kind is merely ohilds play. II
can't be done. Furthermore, II ia
sheer nonsense TO talk about 1t.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16
peiends Sunday EIshInr.

The Press published few days
ago an amusing little story about
q good old Carthage deacon who
was suborned by bis grandchildren
into fishing on Sunday. This has
called forth a letter from B. II.
Wampler, in which he defends
Sunday fishing and lays about him
on the ministerial "hirelings"
with great vigor. "Christ," he
afiirms, "was an expert al tishing,
and II hungry for fish, certainly
would not have hesitated TO fish
on Sunday, as 1t is recorded that
He gathered corn on Sunday to
relieve hunger. Men used to fish
for a living and preach to save
souls, but now they preach for
living and fish for sport, while If
they would work for a living Gas
God commande) and preach to
cave souls, there would not be 30
much temptation for others to 20
fishing Preachers we're com.
manded TO fish for souls, but they
have perverted Gods word andafe
hshing for dollars, even on un
day, and IL is only a question as to
whether the deacon was really
hungry for fish or wac only sport.
ing. "FishiDg on Sunday, accord
to the gospel, is as honorable and
right AZ lie the catching of chickens.
And II lie a fact we'll known that
preachers like chicken. and they
don't stop to inquire whether they
we're killed on Sunday. TX. c.
Journal.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16
NO PANIC IN SIGHT.

The optimisi view OF the busi.
ness situation taken by ]. Pier.
pOnt Morgan is further backed up
by Henry Clews, who lie very good
authority on such matters himself
In The most recent Issue of the
Financial Review be ssyp: Elm
proved conditions 10 the money
market are In sight; the crop out.
look is favorable; the farmers and
industrial classes are highly pros.
peious; production has not pet
ovsrtaken consumption; great De.
velopment is going along In The
wesi; railroad earnings continue
heavy our exports are large; our
credit abroad IL unimpaifsd; and
everything points 20 continued
trade activity for another year 81
leaeln
What Mr.. Morgan said vas this !:
"As for the general situation you
may state emphalically and nns.
q uiyocalIy that Il is most promis-
Ing, with the country nnquaii
edly prosperous. In The irou aad
steel trade iof example ae btf
ometer Of the oounlry's grown,
stability and business aoiivity--
there never was - great of 20
Profitable business 0fder- IN
brad run - ahead. aud ne out.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

The movement of immigration
toward the southwest is not local
in any sense but includes the
whole country aud in fact other
countries. We are in 8 position
to do great things for Yinita il the
proper steps are taken. Viuita's
great opportunity is nov and LEI
her business men get together and
combine In one mighty effort for
the common good of the city.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

For liver trouble and constipation
There's nothing better in creation Than
Little Early Risers, the famous little p.!ls
They always effect cure ard save docter
bills. Little Early Risers are different
from all other pills. They do no, weaken
the system, but act as a tonic 10 the it's
sues by arousing the seeretions and res.
tofing the liver to the full performance
Of its functions naturally. A W Fore
mau DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16
A Federal jail.

A Muskogee dispatch says: In.
speotor LaDow has received notice
from Washington that $50, 600 Il
nov available for beginning work
on the four new jails In the terri.
tory. The jsils will be located
at Ardmore. So. McAlester, Mus
koges and Vinita. Sites have been
selected In most towns and some
work has been done. Each Jail.
when completed. will cost from
$40, 900 TO 1000 The $50. 600
appropriation NOW available is for
use until July l.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

Oklahoma will be well repre-.
sented at the Dedicalory exercises
at the Worlds Fair. st. Louis. A
special train will take commits.
sioners, governor and staff, full
regimental staff, military band, a
battalion of militia, and many
distinguished citizens and guests
making five hundred persons In
all.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

The grand jury at Jefferson City
Mo. is said 10 be very hot on the
trail OF certain members OF the leg.
islature and other persons charged
with "boOdliDg." No indictmen
have yet been returned, but in the
State Capital there seems to be an
impression that the jury is on the
eve of important sensational dis.
closures.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

The proposition Of the First Ma
tional bank printed last week to
pay four per cent interest daily
balances for the deposits of the
city's cash is new departure per.
haps, but il will have a tendency
to simplify matter that has given
some concern and was one Of the
chief issues in the municipal cam
paign just closed The town is
entitled TO the largest per cent OBJ :.
tainable for it's money and the
bank that will pay the most as a
matter Of course ought to have It..
The common citizen however does
not take kindly to the apparent
fact that our city politics should
degenerate into a scramble be-
tween the banks Of the place every
year. This Is one feature that
should be eliminated at once and
forever.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16


II is TO be earnestly hoped that
the new city administration will
not fail to push the water works
proposition. There is no question
as to what public opinion is on
that subject. The business inter-
esls Of vinita demand FIRE pro.
lection and the size and impor.
tance Of the place is ample war.
rant for the construction OF an ef.
ficient system Of water works, and
the fact that We have an unlimit-
ed supply of arteslsn water lie an
additional reason.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

We are impressed at the ap-
proach Of spring Of the necessity
Of protecting the birds. Yester.
day q boy with a target rife was
having sport picking song birds
out Of the elms along the bottoms
Of Bull creek. This thoughtless
though very wanton sport comes
from a lack Of little timely teach.
ing along this line. No boy, II
taught in the schools, or In the
home, that birds are harmless and
valuable creatures, and that this
old earth would be a barren waste
without their songs, would be
guilty OF shooting one Of them.
The fresh young mind OF a child is
easily taught to love birds, to ad-
mire their beauty and TO enjoy
their music.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

The analysis Of the water Of our
arteslan wells and that OF Sulphur
Spings in the Choctaw nation
shows great similarity and is no
disparagemsnt TO the Vinita wa.
ter by any means All that is re.
quired to make vinita a great
health resort is little judicious
advertising.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

Few are willing to maintain
that the definition OF a gentleman
in The books Of etiquette is more
than superficial. The late Arch.
bishop Temples definition was
founded on fret principles. He
said: II don't care whether be is
learned or not, whether he IL edu-
Gated or not; don't care how ig.
noTant be may be or how be may
stand; | don't care II be be ever SO
poor. The man who constantly
shows that be is giving himself up
for the sake Of other people, that
man lie al heart and In reality one
OF nalnrs's gentlemen, aud this
10 The way 10 which be shows II. y
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

Vinila will undoubtedly make
It's greatest progress during The
present year, the expenditure for
internal improvements will exceed
100000 and the proposed expen.
diture will far exceed this figure.
The work OF paving The streets
has just began and the present
city council, We understand, will
take up the sork and push IL with
even greater vigor and will make
new record for strenuous pro.
gress The proposition to build 3
system Of waterworks will be
pushed without delay. Mayor
Davenport esys arrangements for
voting ON the propositions will be
made promptly
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-04-16

In this issue will be found the
statement of the condition OF the
First National Bank Of this city at
the close Of business April Q. This
bank is always able to make a
good showing and is among the
really strong institutions of the
country.