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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
WANTS A WIFE.
Chief Burlington Receives Pathetic
Appeal From rIIssouri Man.


The following letter was reoeived
by Chief Burlington few days
ago:
Chief OF the Cherreyckeay Nation;
| seat mysealf to write you few
lines To let you know that / would
like to come TO the Cherreyckeay na-
tion TO make IL my home. Pleas tell
me how land rent Is and how you leace
land / am an American and have
always lived Ia Missouri aud can do
any kind OF work on farm. | have
allwais done lots OF hard work aud are
able to do lots more. My wife has
beIn dead over years and | have four
little boys, the Oldest IL II years old.
| own farm and some stock. would
like TO come down there DO live,
would like for you to find me a good
true Cherreyckeqy wife, from 20 TO 35
years OF age, one that would be cd
TO me and my children and would
be gOoo and kind 10 her. l was born
Sept. q, 1862. will gave some de-
scrlptou OF my sealf so you may hama
this letter 10 some. Of your ladies and
tell them TO write to me, or you send
me some OF there addresses, have
blue eyes, dark red hair and fair COM
'plexlon, height 8 n. Q 10. am ;ull
breasted and weigh i74. ! am stout
and hearty. II you could lind me one
that can talk American language, a
good true wife | would be very thank
full. ! am well respected, ! would
try TO pleas my wife and would like
for her to pleas me. BE sure TO write
10 me, or else have some good kind
lady to write that would make me a
good wife.
Yours truly,
Samuel Gump.
Tunar Dallaa Dountv No
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

HEIPFUI Some nevspapers print
matter to fll up space
PEADINC Much Of this Il really
49, 80 " harmful reading II fs
the aim OF the SKNf-WKEKLY News 10
give helpful feadine Thousands win
testify TO its helpfnlness to them. Ash
your nelghbor.
THE FARMERS has helped %
.DEPARTME not nsaIy. tbe ,beorv y !,
Of farming written BY college professors
and Others up north on the conditions
that don't ht Texas. Il Is the actual ex.
peftence 7f farmers here at home who
have turaed over the soil.
SpECI AL. II you are not taking the
NEErn WKRKLY cHIEFrAIN
OF Z Elk. you should Be. Il Is help
fui 70 the best interests Of your town and
eoantfy. For $3.50. cash a advance, we
viii mail you The Weekly Chieltain and
and the Galveston or The Dallas Semi
Weekly News for l2 months Both Ya-
pefs stop when yonr time L out.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

4 young man named Ball stole =
horse from J L Cunningham at Alton
last week. About eight o'clock Friday
morning he appeared at Big Cabin
With 40 Improbable story as 10 how
the horse came lpoo his possession,
and vas taken 10 charge 70 await Iu-
yestIeatiou. BY telephone the suspl-
eion Of theft was quickly confirmed,
aud the young man brought TO vlnlta
and placed In Iall.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
The Coming s. 5. Convention.

The Indian Territory Sunday School
Association will hold It's Annual Con-
veutlon at the Methodist Church Ia
Vinita May II, Is and 16. Represen-
tatlves from the Sunday Schools
throughout the Territory will be 10
attendance and an elaborate program
will be rendered. This association IL
interdenomlna.Ioual a1d All the
churches are expected 10 send dele
gates. The quota of representation
Is two delegates from each Sunday
School.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
Not Z Candidate For hfavor

Mayor Parker. stated to the editor
Of the Chleftain Saturday that he ha1
beard his name wis being used by
some Ia connection With the mayoral-
q for the ensuing year. While ap-
nFeciatiuE the ffien iship, be desired
that II be stated positively he could
not and would not be 4 candidate;
that the demands Of the once upon
ones time are such that but few
could afford 10 held u more than once
aud should not be asked 20 even n re-
election was assured.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
THE REEVES
REALTY and
MINING.CoMPANY
Chemists, Assayers and
Rehners.
Assay ChArHes--speeimen
Assays

Charges Mos, Accompany Samples.
Muskogee. Ind. Ter.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
Tunar, DaIIas oounLy. Mo.
After LaorInne-What7

Usually a hacking congh aud general
feeling Of weakness, often leading to fatal
results after the patient is supposed to
have passed the dangerous point. Foley'a
Honey and Tar is guaranteed to cure the
grippe cough" and make yon strong
and we'll. II never falls to stop congh II
taken In time. Take no substitutes. For
sale at Peoples drug store, dwMl
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

The Frisco hes put IN 40 Ingenious
devise for warning those who are
crossing the tracks In the yards. An
electric bell is so arranged that II
sets up loud ringing when an en-
eiue approaches from either direction
and ceases when the train has passed.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

| ihR mere permanently.
Mrs. w. j, Strange returned 20
Chelsea Sunday after few days
visit with relatives here,
Miss Dolly Chamuerlin came up
from Kendall College at Muskogee
TO spend Sunday with her parents.
Miss Joey Dunn OF St. Louis ar
rived Sunday and will assist 10 the
millinery department Of the Jumbo.
Allss Kora Trundie has resigned
her position as saleslady at the Golden
Rule, and left Tuesday for her home
az Adair.
Mr.. aud Mrs John Gore we're called
TO Blueiacket Monday morning by the
serious Illness Of their sister, Mrs.
Chris Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorden Ewing OF Ne.
vada, Mo-, arrived Sunday TO visit
Mrs. Ewing's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. II. Crockett.
About twenty-five fullblood Chero-
KEGS were at the land ofiice from east
OF Grand river Monday filing on
their allotmeuts.
Beginning this week, all stores
10 Vinita close promptly at $3.50
p. M. This rule will be followed
throughout the summer.
Rev. Thos Lain Of Muskugee spent
Sunday 10 Vinita on busines connect
cd with the coming Sunday School
convention TO be held here next May.
Mayor Parker, w. II. Kornegay and
Edgar Smith were among the Vinita
attorneys who went to Nowata TO at
tend the regular term OF court Mon
day.
John Anderson left Monday for
Pryor Greek and points IN the eastern
part OF the Cherokee nation 10 the TO-.
terest OF the Mccormick Harvester
Company,
Mrs. Bell Irwin OF Carthage Mo.
has located 10 Vlnlta. She is u sis
ter-in-law OF the we'll known lumber
dealer, and miner, T. X. Irwin OF
Carthage.
Mrs. Harvey Kengle and children
are here from Carthage visiting the
family OF George Kengle. After
spending few days 10 Vinita they
vii! go 10 5apuipa for a visit.
DIR. Dickson aud L. b. Wood OF
Chelsea were here 10 the inter-
est Of the movement among intermar-
ried citizens 30 hire 80 attorney to
represent them iu the Court Of Claims.
z. b. Frayser was reelected a mem
Der OF the executive committee OF the
Texss Cattle Raisers' convention at
FL Paso last week. The next meet
Ing Of the association will be held at
Fort Worth.
Homer Needles, Of the land ofiIce
force, was called by wire TO Illinuie on
account OF the serious sickness OF his
grandmother and left Friday night on
Flyer. Col. Tom Needles, OF the
Dawes commission, also vent.
Marshal Ledbetter arrested Allen
Rutler ereyesterday, charged wlthfor-
Rlng an order at the Graham Nee. Co.
at Pryor Greek recently. He was
turned over TO Marshal BlgRers at
that plsos yesterday.
O. A. Wise has opened an ONCE Ia
Vinita as notary public and steno-
grapber. Mr. Wise Is a very compe-
tent man having served as Chief Clerk
Of the Cherokee Townslte Commits
sion and With other branches OF town
site work in the territory.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
Was Drunk and DIsorderIy.

Deputy Ike GlIstrap:returned Nom
day from Southwest City, where he
bad been 10 arrest the man who
struct Ike Teeples- fractured bis
skull. He says Teeples was drunk
and disorderly and the assault was
10 some measure iustihable. The
wounded man Is In ; precarious con.
dItIon.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

TIE Frisco 9ralrm ezzzz=ez aIdevestihnles
sIea iesilrhied lfalHA ~ safa ears and dinIns
AeiHz under thl mar a4sNazz & NFed Harvog.
IIas oi'3fallsa a
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
IsrnternnI Az pecentInn

The Fraternal Aid gave a reception
Monday at the Odd Fellows hall.
A pleasant evening was spent and q
number Of visitors were present. Or.
W. A. Day OF Big Cabin and Attorney
Thompson OF Miami made interesting
talks TO the members after which a
sumpt0us repast vas enIoged.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
wIn Protect Port 0Ibson Purchssers

Chief Burlington brings the report
that some lots have been Jumped AZ
Fort Gibson since the sale Of govern.
ment buildings on March 1. Lots on
which some OF these buildings stand
have been cut intwo By vile fences,
and the Chief laid the matter before
Agent Shoenfelt last week, and re-
ceIyed the assurance that purchasers
Of these buildings would be fully pro-
tected In their holdings, and 10 that
end the Indian police would be sent
over TO Fort Gibson TO cut down the
fences Of the lot Jumpers.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19

= m desiroua d knowing Il the pror
lesson can obtals fIerbine IN bulk foo
prescribing purposesi II has been of
sfeas pae TO me IN treating cases Of dys.
peHlA brought on BY excesses or over
safk. ! have never knovn Il to fail IN
restoring the organs affected, to their
hsalIAEil activity 5oe bottle 4, Reu.
pls'z a|ng.sioft dW
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-19
LOCAL NOTES


1pfiuk ~ ucFt,
Farmers have begun plowlng.
II. Shouse OF WEIGH IS in town.
Theland ONCE is very much crowded
b. Benser is here from Claremore.
Mrs. G. w. Miller Is slowly lmprov-
ing.
CAL Morrow spent sunday In Job.
lin.
George sllverhull Is here from Che
topa.
There's going to be a weddInpIY
soon.
II. F. DelozIer Of sapulpa is in
town,
Little Myrtle Reamer is sick with
measles.
ED Lee and daughter left yesterday
for Nevada, Mo.
Edgar Ratclif OF Muskogee spent
Sunday In Vinita.
HJ.M.Trolenger of Pryor Creek was 10
town yesterday
Kellar Walker was here from Mus
kogee Saturday.
Now clean up that front yard and
the back one too.
W. /. Davenport has added a new
room 10 his dwelling.
w, E. Halscll and wife returned
Sunday from Texts.
Grayson Wills and son we're In from
White Oak yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. o. Gabbert Is able to be up
aster two weeks Illness.
n. b. Morgan of Bartlesyllle is here
to Gle on his allotment.
The Golden Rule bought nine hun
dred dozen eggs Saturday.
II. O. Woodriif OF Kansas City spent
Sunday with friends here.
Judge Ci.ngan and John Drake are
among the Chelsea visitors.
g. w. Green Of Keiso was transact
Ing business here Monday.
The first contest cases are set for
March 20 at the land Office
Rev. Harry Williams died at his
home at Muskogee Tuesday.
Mrs. John Swain left yesterday
for Muskogee for few days.
W. o. Kassell aud wife Of Parsons
are registered at the Green.
Ex-ohlef Samuel II. Mayes came up
from Pryor Greek yesterday.
J. d. Cleghorn is here from Catoosa
and viii die on bis allotment.
J. 9 Price Is here from Oolagah
and will file on his allotment.
Harry Pennington left Thursday
afternoon for Miami TO reside.
W. N. Mulette came la on the noon
train from Muskogee Tuesday.
Miss Nora Armstrong Is back at the
Jumbo after weeks illness.
". L. McwlllIams OF Miami is
transacting business In Ylnita.
II. o. Wood and VIM. Burnett Of
Tulsa are registered at the Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix oowan returned
from Kansas City last Thursday.
Miss Marcia Kemp OF Fayetteville,
Ark, IA visiting friends In the city.
Miss Ella May Covel Of sallna was
guest OF Miss Pearl Drew last week.
The old shack where the Katy depot
ought TO be was cleaned up yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Galloway of
Stroud are going 60 move TO vinita.
hrs. Fred Langhley aud Miss LudIe
Duncan we're over from Alton Friday.
Miss Maud Grubb Of Carthage, niece
of Mrs. Bell Irwin Is visiting in the
city.
J. II. Wilmer Of Alton and family
have moved to woodIey % make their
home
Judge GIL returned from SallIsaw
Friday, where be his been holding
court.
Dr. ]. NJ. PeFm6ater OF Checotah
vas here over SUNDAY returning home
Monday.
Prof, b. s. Coppock, superintendent
Of Cherokee nation schools arrived
Tuesday.
c. Perry and family moved TO the
residence formerly occupied by George |
Webb today.
]. W. Orr, Of the international |
Trust Company. returned from Ohio
last Thursday.
Mrs. J. w, bradley. who lives four
miles from town, died last week after
4 sh0ft Illness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
OBITUARY.
ALFRED PERKINS ROCKWELL

New-Haven. Dec. 24-GeneraI Alfred Perkins
Rockwell Of Boston. died suddenly tonight at the
home of Professor Edward II. Jenkins, No I23
Huntington-st.. shortly after arriving from Boston
with his only daughter. Physicians pronounced
death due to heart trouble. General Rockwell had
come to visit Professor and Mrs Jenkins during
the holidays. He relative of Mrs Jenkins.
and for many years lived in city and taught
the Sheffield Scientific School.
General Rockwell retired about seventeen years
ago. after long career IN professional and bust
life, interrupted by the four years Of the Civil
War in which he served with much distinction. He
graduated from Yale IN the class of 80 and
afterward studied engineering in the Sheffield Sci
entihc School and in London When the war broke
out ne became captain Of the list Connecticut
Light Battery and later colonel of the 9Th
volunteer Infantry from Connecticut For bravery
he made brevet brigadier general After the
he returned 10 New-Haven and became pro-
fessOr of engineering at the Sheffield Scientific
School. In few years ne made professor Of
engneering in the Massachusetts Institute OF Tech
nology, and he served member Of the Board Of
Fire Commissioners in Boston. He president
Of the Eastern Railway Company from 1876 to 1873
He married Miss Catherine FOOte. daughter of the
late Captain Samuel E FOOte, Of NeW-HaVen She
died q few years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
STEPS TAKEN TO REMOVE BRYAN.
Neglect and Violation Of Duties Alleged by
Relatives Of Philo S. Bennett.

New-Haven. Conn, Dec, 24-Applcation for the
removal Of William j. Bryan executor OF the
will Of Phio s. Bennett was made in the Probate
Court this afternoon, the ground that he has
neglected and violated his duties and because his
interests personally and trustee are inimical
TO those OF the legatees under the will
The application is made by ex-Judge Henry Stod-
dard representing Mrs. Bennett and the other
residuary Iegatees
In the petition is this paragraph:
Said Bryan by appealing from the order OF the
admitting said VIII and by prosecuting said
appeal is preferring his interests indi-
vidual and alleged trustee. to his duty as
executor Of said will: and putting himself and his in
terests individual in antagonism to the Iega-
under SAID will to their interests such lega
tees. and 10 his duties such executor; and said
conduct Of said Bryan is inconsistent with his re-
tention in Office executor under said will. and
has rendered him unfit and unsuitable person
TO continue exercising the duties and enjoying the
enoluments of said office.
The signers OF the petition Mrs Grace limo
gene Bennett, the widow, and Mrs Della A. Big
low. Of Watervtlle. n. Y, and George A Gable, OF
Yonkers, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
NOTES OF THE STAGE
KyrLe BelIe1C's Fall Stops "Sacra-
nlent of Judas" for Dan.

Inc injuries received by Kyrle BeIlew IN his fan
at the climax OF The Sacrament Of Judas" on
tuesday night have resulted more seriously than at
nrst supposed. Large swellings on his hip and
back which appeared yesterday so alarmed Dr.
Frederick n. Wilson. the attending physician that
he positively forbade Mr.. Bellows appearance IN
The Sacrament Of Judas" Accordingly. the one
act curtain raiser omitted from both perform
ances yesterday. but viii be added to the bill at
the Princess to-day as usual 1T is against my ad-
vice that Nj Bellew repeats the faII,'' said
DR.. Wilson yesterday. TT is extremely hazardous
and the injuries already sustained really seri-
GUS"
William Faversham closes his season IN this city
al the Criterion Theatre tomorrow night with
Lord and Lady Algy." He Will produce that play
in Boston Monday at the Park Theatre and on
Monday. January f. Charles Frohman will present
him there in new play entitled Richard Brins-
lev Sheridan" by Gladys Unger young American
girl, now living in London. The piece is to be
produced IN the spring at the Garrick Theatre by
Arthur Boucher.
The Urgent Needs OF the Theatre will be the
subject Of Sydney Rosenfeld in address at the
Manhattan Theatre next Sunday evening. The
speaker expected to give details about the plans
OF the Century Theatre. A general conference win
follow M Rosenfeld's talk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
HANAN DIVORCE DECREE DATED BACK.
This Makes Legal the Marriage with Mrs.
Charles Talbot Smith.

Justice Scott In the Supreme Court. yesterday
made an order changing the date OF the decree Of
ohsolu,e divorce awarded to Mrs. Henrietta +
rraran from John II. Hanan. the wealthy shoe
manufacturer from December H. on which date
the IuterIoctutory decree granted on January last
was made absolute so as 10 read n1he pro tune
re- reses The decree date from april ID. at which
time the three months necessary to elapse between
he issuance OF tnterlocutory decree ana the
S-raI decree would have expired.
Tie application for the amendment or the decree
- ,,,a3e on behalf OF Mr. Hnuan, VINO subsequent
"a the date on which the ffnal decree should nave
Sean granted married Mrs. Charles Talbot Smith.
usd the modification not been allowed his mar
rfacs would have been Illegal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25

Poor King Peter Of serviai Troubles continue to
crowd thick and upon him from every quarter.
even from the members OF bis own family No
sooner had he got rid OF his only brother. Prince
Arsene, whose habits of conviviality and fondness
for gay company. which caused hls divorce IRON
Princess Aurora Demidof. were such as 70 render
his presence at the court Of Belgrade embarrassing
in the extreme, than his cousin, Alexis karageofss-
WITCH arrived from Paris TO demand recognition
prince Of the reigning house OF Seryia- and
adequate civil list allowance in order %
maintain in suitable fashion his rank as a mem
Der OF the royal family. King Peter who is IN
terrible financial straits. the treasury being empty.
the taxes unpaid and all efforts TO raise loans
abroad having ignoniniously failed. absolutely de-
elines to comply with his cousins demand. and in
order to demonstrate clearly that he does not pro-
pose to recognize Alexis prince Of the reign
ing house. caused him to be described as Mr.
Karageorgevitch in the mention made in the on
cial Gazette OF his having had audience by
his Majesty.
Alexis who is the Prince Karageorgevftch who
this country a few years back IN the
vain hope OF securing the hand OF the daughter
of one OF the great meat packers of Chicago. has
accordingly announced that he renounces his al
Iegiance to King Peter. and resumes his rights
a pretender TO the Servian crown-rights which he
had only waived last summer ~ the time Of the
murder OF King Alexander on the express under
standing that he should receive large allowances
and recognition a prince OF the blood
Both Alexis and his younger brother Bojdar
have earned somewhat precarious livelihood until
at Paris by writing for the press, by design
ing cards. painting fans. etc. and they live
in a very modest way the banks Of the Seine.
They are the representatives OF the senior branch
OF the Karageorgevitch family and the strength
OF this Alexis that his rights to the Ser
Wan throne superior to those OF King Peter.
The founder OF the dynasty. old Black George.
had two sons. The eldest, Alexis. died at the age
OF twenty-nne. leaving two-year-old son. the
father Of Bojidar and Alexis The second son.
Alexander twelve years after his brothers death.
headed the revolution which drove Milan OCreno-
witch from the throne and was proclaimed ruler
Of Servia and recognized such by the Porte
and other powers. King Peter is the eldest
wing Of this Alexander Karageorgevitch. and
the Servians hold that the sixteen years reign OF
the latter had the effect OF endowtng his with
stronger claims the Servian crown than the
grandsons Of his elder brother
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25

For the convenience OF TRIBUNE READERS soread
arranSeInents have been made keep the DAILY gnd
SUNDAY TRIBUNE on file in the reading rooms Of ths
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
MRS. @. F. HOAR DEAD.
The Massachusetts, Senator's Wife
EppireS Suddenly in Washington.

Washington Dec. A-Ruth Miller Hoar wife Of
Senator Hoar Of Massachusetts,, died suddenly to-
night at her home in this city from angina pee
toris. Senator Hoar the family physician and Miss
Patterson friend, were with her when she died.
Mrs. Hoar had been in poor health for some time.
but Improvement in her condition had been
noted recently, and her sudden death a great
shock her family and friends The body will be
taken TO Worcester tomorrow for burial. No
before her marriage, Mss Ruth A Miller,
member OF 4 well known New England family,
and the Senator's second wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-25
MR.. BRYAN AT BERLIN.

Berlin. Dec. z4-WilIiam J. Bryan arrived here
this morning from St Petersburg. He met by
DR.. Otto Ahrendt, member OF the Reichstag and
Of the principal advocates OF binetaIsm in
Germany. Mr.. Bryan goes to Copenhagen tonight
and returns here Saturday. He will be entertained
then at luncheon by Ambassador Tower. The
American Chamber OF Commerce will give Mr..
Bryan reception Saturday evening His pres
ence in Berlin has formally been brought the
attention OF Emperor William by Baron Won RIGHT
hofen the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs. and an
audience result.