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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25
rNIvERsALITY o. GRAFTING.

Many events are tfansp INK in these days Of graft
and obiquty politics and in business that give the
honest sober citizen Of doubt as 70 the stability
of our institutions When We contemplate the vide
spread and general dishonesty municipal state and ma
tona government we are filed with alarm for what the
future may bring to pass We Of the Indian Territory
used to think e lad monopoly Of the grating business
but recent developments in Missouri and Illinois and
other states and ID some Of the departments Of tie
tioua government we have reached the consong eoncu
sion that there are others We Of the territory have felt
greyed at being So long held alien rule and ap
pointiye government but with recent developments else
where have had tendency TO cause rejoice that
we are at least no worse than some Of neghbors-
The KEY note to the sentiment that causes much
trouble may be found in the expression Of in Vi
nita few DAYS ago Il want to make a little money
while am down this Indian county It is the in
ordnant desire to pile up little wealth at the expense
OF character and that is what is the matter in Mis-
souri, and IA Inos and in Pennsylvania and in other
states There is spirit Of commercalism abroad that
IS surely threatening the very life Of the American gov
eminent The Dawes commission and officials have been
astounded at the audacity and unparalleled greed mani
tested around the land offices in all the five tribes Of this
territory The unblushing and shameless attempts to
rob and pnder the Indian and the freedman Of their
lands simply astonishing Smart business men who
are able to make money in legitimate business anywhere
have gone crazy in their mad desire to grab Of the
unguarded holdings Of careless and shftles people.
great landed estate that held in common and which
be distributed equally among those entitled to
is rapidly passing into the hands Of the few and
large per cent Of the Indian people to whom it belong
ed inevitably settle down into hopeless paupersm.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25
THE MOST PATRIOTIC CITIZEN.

The trend Of in Missouri shows that the safest
and soundes portion Of the citizenship OF the country
the country man and the farmer the dweer in the rural
sections "hay-seed" This is not only in point
Of honesty but patriotism we'll The wealthy classes
in the professions in business and in notics yet
have saved the country any great crisis OF the nearly
six thousand soldiers graves at Gettysburg more than
five thousand said be those Of farmers The men
who have nocked to the in times Of national peril
have nine out of ten, been the horneyhanded Of
toll The living in the open, and in the sunshine,
is Of better stuff than the financial athlete who lives for
money The men who made the nomination Of Joe Folk
possible in Missouri whiskered farmers who could
not be bought By the rich boodes who have had charge
Of the state for many years 1t tie incouuptrie
yeomanry Of the back country that carried county after
county until the opposition began to fee in terror or to
stay in the hope Of making terms with the ntreped
ecutor Of booders aud political crooks
The hope. not only Of Missouri, but Of every other
state and Of our own chaotic Indian Territory lies in
the rugged honesty Of the bearded Of the farm and
the country home, free from the environments Of polit
cal trckery and tho taint Of official dishonesty.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25
Many Hours Saved


By new train service on Frisco. The
Frisco System is now operating a
a through passenger train between
Hope. Ark. and Sherman, Tex. via
AshdOwn, Hugo, Durant. Mead Junct.
and Denison. The west bound train
leaves Hope at 500 am. Ashdown at
g.29 ~, arrives Hugo Los p. M,
connecting with hthe fast limited train
which reaches St. Louis at 100 and
Kansas City al 7.10 next morning. il
also connects at this point with train
for Paris Texas The new train then
leaves Hugo al 3.55 p. m. after arriy-
al OF the fast train from st. Louis,
reaches Durant at $50 p. no. Denison
At 7.Os D. NJ. and Sherman at7.20 pm.
The east bound train leaves Sherman
~ 900 a. m., Denison at $40 a. M,
Durant 1882 a. M. arrives Hugo loo
connecting with limited train for St
Louis and Kansas City and with train
for Paris Texas, leaves Hugo at $50
.. M, after arrival Of fast train from
81. Louis, arrives AshdoWn 7;01 p. m.
Hope at 8:25 p. m. BY this service
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25

A matter Of much importance to the people Of the
Cherokee Nation and to the government is the speedy
settlement Of townsite matters The present townste
commission is dsposing of the work fast it is pos
sble for three to do it, but why not appoint other
commissions two three Of them and push the work
TO fnish2 There is certainly no good why the
present commission should hold for years and be the
Of retarding the completion Of tribal settlement
II Chief Rogers is friendly to the proposition he ought
to be able get additional commissioners appointed and
have all the towns in the Cherokee Nation appraised and
the business closed up before the snow flies
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25

The Indian Territory Building at the St Louis Worlds
fair is being improved By the addition Of large back
porch The entire building will be repaned within the
next few days The territory building one Of the very
nTettiest the grounds and ali who visit the pavilion
are enthusiasts in their praise The Indian Territory
exhibits especially the and cotton exhibits ia the
Palace OF Agriculture and the booth in the Horticulture
building eing very materially improved and rem
dered attractive by additional supplies Of territory
products II anticipated that the attendance at the
exposition viii be much greater from and is the
purpose Of the territory commissioners have the
hbits from the b Z T. fresh and attractive form up to
the very Iasl day of the big show.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25
NoFalse claim.

Tie proprietors Of f'oiey's Honey
and Tar do not advertise this as
isure cure for consumption" TheJ
do not claim it will cure this dread
complaint in advanced cases. but do
positively assert that il will cure 10
the earlier stages and never fails 70
give comfort and relief IN the worst
cases. Foley's Honey and Tar is with
out doubt the greatest throat and lung
remedy. Refuse substitutes. At Peo-
pies drug store. q"
A. B. Cunningham and wife are
here from Tahlequan visiting friends.
There win be a church social on the
lawn at st. Johns church Wednesday
evening, July q.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25

The suggestion to build a ten thousand dollar hospital
is meeting with favor among many vinta people All
the movement seems 10 lack is some one to take the
matter in hand and lead it to It is one Of the
enterprises that 90 toward building city.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25

passengers Il ing adjacent 10 this
line OF the Frisco are saved many
hours time IN travelling to points IN
al directions Full particulars as 20
rates, etc, cheerfully furnished by
the nearest Friscn sgeit n
w. PRICE
Division passenger agent,
Joplin, No.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25
Bo.ehss.. German srrun.

We cannot understand why any per.
son suffering with a cold or throat and
lung trouble viii neglect to purchase
bottle Of German Syrup. sold in all
parts Of the civilized world. without a
single case of failure. There are
thousands Of consumptives right here
tie Indian Territory that give B0s-
cllee's German Syrup the sole credit
Of their being alive today. Ask your
druggist. Price = and IS cents. SOLD
by Winner Drug Co. d
Mayor Davenport spent Sunday az
Conway, Ark.
The Vinita Braves are scheduled to
play two games Of ball at Tulsa this
week.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25

That favorable street lighting franchise may be
granted by the present cig council given one Of the
reasons why certain members Of the council want to turn
the town into darkness This idea is not a 1t
was suggested at least years ago. 1t will do well to
90 a little slow in this matter
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25

The law governing administrators and guardians Of
minors in this country about rigid it seems posi-
be to make it, It. however rests with the courts TO ex
act compliance with the law That the courts Of the
Indian Territory viii enforce the law there not much
room for doubt
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25

Those who want to see how gigantic trust operates
should observe the movements Of the STANDARD oil com
pany for the next few months. years in the Indian
TerrtOry
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25

thrown from an unsafe broncho the only thing left for
Judge Parker is to get beyond his depth and swim out
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25

Morris knight was here from Bar.
-iesville today
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25

Wm styser, Of Winfield Kans.. has purchased the
Tulsa Democrat and will take possession August the
first
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25

At the close of the day al the land once at Tahequah
last Thursday I5se5 persons had fled
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-07-25

". Z. Halsell and wife left t0day
for their ranch in Western Texas
The trip viii be made via Oklahoma
City and Amorilla-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02
Sn Ontel Sans 0anoea
9efineet ii9 tieier Sport unO ansebIid'
SdwinoIer.

Inter Der Mntlaae, Die poit su be-
triigeriihen 3meden bsnubt gu baben,
1T bonn poltoffiee=S nIpectOr Jletder be,
ggent Gbas. y. Gbrpsler berbaftet uni
bonn Yunoescommi6dr Woores an Die
gunbes= @ranbjurp iiberpieIeu iporoen,
@brpsler, Der bier unter Den
Sports" cine eroBe Nolle fpielte, III
angetlagt. mittellt Der pof in ben
@ountrp=D iifricten 2ln3eigen pertbeili
au babsn. in rsnen er fid fir ben
2eiter Der .imasindren" yGbrisle,
Nm. Rp. Sdool" ausgab unb li1 er=
bot, ganoiunter briefid gu giienbabn.
Qo,omotibbeisern. Yremiern etc. alls=
Subiloen uno ibnen Stellsn 81 iidern,
iObalo fe ibm s4.25 fir Mntritts @e.
bibren sugeIanot baben wiiroen. Mui
oieie Weiie iol Gbrpslsr per Gag ettuu
$50 speroient" baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02
gteue Sneorporationen.

@elfern wuroen Die folgenoen neuen
Girmen etc. incorporirt:
Die v@abafb Walep 9ruf Co.,
'psru, capital 5000, 060, 9irsetoren
q. e. @alace, s. 8. Cole. Charles
81. 9ugbes, Wiliam 8. Zimmerman,
Charles 6. gorp, s. 8. Yrownea, 6.
.. 9uterilsr uno Jrant u. GOtuler.
Die princeton Gtl Il @as Co.,
princeton, capital 800. 900. Sncor=
porateure Samuel u. Reapis. Charles
6. 5orbss, Sames VI. O'Neil. Sumes
Buchanan, 6enrp 6. Barr, Gbarles 8.
@opep. gltner 6. &eebes Il. u.
Das Electric Ma9netic Saffitute",
Marion. capital SO, 900, Beamte
prdfoent, %. u. 5bomas; prd
lioent. g. IS. Searp; Secretdr, R. s.
Weenan; Sdabmeiffer, @. u. 9bo=
mas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02
Wisss ar-G rab.


9fooore uno Winuis 6aroen. 1886
lloea Cir. Qnabe.-Wiaiam unb VI.
berta Darts, 2443 Nortbwsfsrn Ape..
anabe. - Wia uno Winnie Yrsbob.
Bluff Roao, Wdbhm.-S. .. uni
Minnie 8ople, I'll Sing Str. @ee-
den.-W. unb 3. Yriifer, 1881 BRO
lpect Str, gidoden. = 3bomas uni
M. Bali, 100 q. gai Str. Tdohen.
-glmer uno Naggie earnss, elos'
Qloe.. Dsdo6en.-p. 8. uno WaraarsI
Souce. 1876 @ermania gDe., 9nabe.-
6. uno 3atie Craig, 552 Sing Str,
anabe. = hilbert rno Wamie NifOng,
975 Rbooe Sslano Str, Wdoden. =
Sanatius uno Gelin Yruoer, 84t
gltbon Str, 9nabs.
8etraut:
Sobn .. Srenb = Catherine Gecilio
Wulen.
abraham Yerrp-Wartba Saiuper.
Mrtbur Sbummap-Mauoe Niles.
Carl Shle9el-Yerna Downs.
6ranf W. Sbafer-Sopbia Dad.
Scripen 9bomas-gfHe Drills.
0enrp Wiais-9iaie 1unean.
paul 3arh-Soa grbrid.
Warimilian 3of-SeIfie 9aber.
0arrp Yudlsp -Jrances 2ansborn.
Samuel Wier-Ysttie 0iiep.
Seiepbine Gampbea-WaDme 0auB.
6rarf. Nicolai-@lemma G5temple.
@eorle 6. ~Sdao-GarOline Wufer.
Waitsr 0emitt-Gora 8ple.
qe@ranb paDne Seen.
0sctor 0untinston-gna Nitirf.
e3eliel 6ursaion-Warp powea.
@eorben:
patrif Brennan, Is, Qnlfalt Der
aleinen Mrmenidnefern. = Wiliam
STANLEY, 6 d.. 724 u. Senate Npe.
- Waseie Bead. "a, 2879 gnneits
Str.-Oais W. Smith. %, S24. 9.
9Bet ct r.--gHermetia Boone, 9 Dr.,
Waoaira Str.-Nusuifine s. Burns,
%, 1902 Charles Str. = gtbeI M.
@ebb. 16. III Wet WaIbingtOn Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02
Die staatS Ssbrsr=B srsiaisnng.
Die gsamtenipatI.

Die Stats : 9ebrer : yereinigung,
iuslds bier wdbreno Der lsbten Gage
ibre so. Sabresperiammluna abbieli.
srwdblte in ibrsr gefriaen SAlubs
fibuns fOlaenoe Ysamtsn:
prdfomt-prdlosnt %. 8. grpan
BON Der Staats- rniperlitdt.
Worhbsr oes @rscutip- g. mite's-W.
6. granosnburg. Yeeoersburg.
psrmanenter Secretdr uno Sdab=
meiter-S. 9. pearep. anoerion.
prot. Secretdr-6rl. &ate Wooos,
gpunspiae.
Yice=p rdlioentsn = 2. 9iItrict, %.
s. artea, @aibinston; 4. Difriet. 8.
g. montgomery, seymour; 6. Oilirict,
3. u. WOtt. Hidmono; s. 9iffrict,
See 8. Sriusr, Windeffer; 10. Diltrict,
Softer Or. 0isbt. 9afapette; IL. Giftrict,
u. e. Stout, 6Ort Wapue.
grecutine sGomite = l. Sinrict, e.
W. Barnes, prineeton; 3. Difrict. 8.
g. WOiebp, psrrb Gounts; 5. Qiftrict,
). q. Beet. 9oduills; Z. DiFritt See
8. Wier, indianapolis; 8. Diltrict.
5. Or. Wiltep, @opinston; IL. DiIfrict,
SObn u. qittle. Wabaib; IL. Diftrict,
8eorse Worlep. WarIam.
Wit9lieoer Ger Gtaats= Yeb0rbe fiir
yeiscirfel = SRI. gpa MOnt WcRas
BON Der purous uniberiitdt unb 6. 8.
Wenoenbaa, Superintendent Der 9sca=
tur County, Sdulen.
Gs murbe Elm Gomite %ernannt, pel-
Dies Die @eididte Der Staats= 9ebrer=
Wereinigung, fuelAe iebt auf Elm 50s
idbriges Bethlehem suriididaut, fdrei=
ben iou.
Das gomite beitebt Gus u. 6. Short.
ridge. Snoianapolis; 80. u. Hea, Sn=
o~ianapolis uno Stats yibliotbetar
9enrp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02

sd- Die bette 5 Sent giaarrs in
BET Staot. Wudo's ~Qonafelow".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02

eocaLwsttsrbertnt
e6ns, tsuts 9Ibsno idOn ant eountos
faffer
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02
Mens Tsnsrpebr=S0bnnne

Wit benz geIfriqen Sage trai bic
neue Oroinan3 in 2raft, burd pel9e
ben witglieoern bes Geuerwebr-D epar-
tements bObsre Ye3ablung gefi&ert
ndmlid:
l.. @laKe-s2.50 per Gag.
2. GlaKe-s2 25 per Gag.
8. 90 per Sag.
Gernsr Tam bic Si&erbeits' geb0roe
isbt 10 6ubfitut-6 euertuebrleute au ie
$40 per Wonat oeln Department bei'
fagen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02

" Der 1904 vXabrer
0tnfeNoe Bote" 3aIemoer
ut lett tn Der Office DS. 81.
ia habem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02
Htnernnsta ihr Die tisHssn
1bsater ssplans.


gbIe Al eruarien mar, bobfn bic
Yeruaiier Der tisfisen 9beatsr bereits
lammt unb ionbsrs burd cine 3eiiung
srIldisn Ionen, bah ibse bstrehsnosn
@sbdubs 10 fsuer.fder Ieien, aIs nur
mogIi6, rsip. bah Die Si6srbsiis' Box.
tsbrunasn In DsnIslbsn 10 gut Ieien.
ME irqenomc antsrs. llnb oas publi.
cum ipeib oas 8sgsnibeil !
qlbss nidt nut oas pubIicum. au6
bic ndoiiidsn Ysamisn ipinsn. bah In
ben bisfigm 3bsatern gar viel man-
selt. INN bic geiudsr i'm Gafls zines
Dsusrs al bsIdibsn. llno besbalb tusrs
ben, auf WunId Oes Wapors. Der gau.
Jnipsctor uno Der 6euermsbr ebeI
ldmmtlide bis6ae 3hsater auf ibre
6eusrii9srbeit etc. bin aenau inipiei.
rem unO yOrIdIdge 5ur WsIeitiaung Der
uebslhdnoe MAIDEN.
Sn Der ueuen gau.C rbinan3, bic bss
ianntIi4 gsgenwdrtis bon sinem SO.
mite Der bieiiasn Mrhiteeten ausqear.
beiiet miro, um oemnddt Dem Staots
ratb porgslest gu peroen, uirb. ME
gauinIpsttOr STANLEY als Gnmitss
Ulit9lieo ertldrt, elm beIonoeres Gapi-
tel ben Giherbeiis- Yorribiunaen In
3beatsrn, 6oncertIdlsn etc. 9epiOmct
meroen. Snfpector STANLEY 1T Der
MnIidt. bob In ben 9heaiern etc. an
idmmtliden Nusadngen Special-po-
~li3iItsn poiiirt uno Dab ale iOlde
3biiren ourd Plaeate nit Der aluf<
Idrift Exit" tenntlid eemadt merbsn
iolen. Ole Specialsp oli3iten folten
i'm Jalle Der NOtb benz publicum bic
gusgdn9e seisen.
Die bisberiae Yau : Oroinans be.
Itimmt. oaB feine 9biir in ben 3bea-
tern etc. nit einem SdloB, GangidloB
ooer Rieael berieben iein bari etc. Mber
Die acknowledgement Webrbeit Der 9bea-
ter= gsiuder bat feine Mbnung bon Dem
Yorbanoeniein Der Notb : Nusadnae;
osnn. NO oieielben, b~erein3elt, anaelegt
woroen iino, bat man oieielben ourd
9lnifria etc. 81 perbergen aeiudt. Statt=
oeIien iolten oieielben bel ieoer YOr=
Iteaung ais Musgangspege benubt uno
10 oas publisum oaran 9ep0bnt mere
ben, fid ibrer itets, oh nit ODER Obne
Geuersgefabr, gu beoienen.
Cine anoere Yeherul:g Der Si9sr-
beits.V srbditni1e in ben Sbeatern etc.
piirDe bic iein. Dem Yorbilbe Der euro.
pdiiden, wie. aud benz Neu Doris uno
anberer amerit. @roBndote folgeno,
udbreno jeoer gOrftelluns auf Der
gnbne. binter ben GouIiRen, 3trei ODER
mebr ftdot. Jeuerwebrleute gu poifiren,
bic nit ben nOtbieen Npparaten &c. aus-
geriiitet, ieoes 6euer i'm Seine erltiden
uno, tuenn nidt, je%oenfaas ourh Nies
oerlalien Der 6euer=W orbdnge. bic bii
aud adn3li9 feblen, paniten uerbutsn
tonnten. Sm 3uidauer=H aums zines
3beaters lit, iomeit bic @eididte Der
9heater-B rdnoe 3uriidsebt, nod iein
Gsuer aus9ebroden.
Denn bort 1T oas Raaden per=
boten, aber nibt auf ben 8iibnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02
Rod Elm bermutbli@er 0elo=
i9rant= Sprenser einsefedt.


Die Detectius Blaming uno 0auier
perbafteten ben in go. 514 Slo
Merioian StraBe wobnbaften Hseo
Rilep als beroddti9, Elm @enOhs
Der seioen Dorisp's. 9bomas Mc3in-
nep's alias aeefe. uno Greo WalB' gu
fem. geaen Gle beianntlid Der orin.
senoe WeroaAt Oorliegt, bic neuli9en
Geloi9runi. Rdubsreien ausgefiibrt gu
boben.
SIN poliaei-@ eridte muroe bic YerI
banolung gegen Die werbaftetsn biz
gum 8. Sanuar perI9oben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02

~ >~1ownt eutes bsutifes wldbtbsn far on'
cct~uuYts aemeine 6ausnrbsit- Ristne ga
Mile. eutsr eotn. sia6suiroasu 5piihsu 8 ubr
Roresns Bis 8 ubr nbsnbs. 1888 u. Pennfplp. Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02
0erlam9t Mn5ei8cn

iratnb peIdey Mrt usrbsu in Der .Subiana zribnus
nit Sc per Ysilt fir isbs Suiertion bersfnst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02
@irtbldaits : llcbcrnabme.

Siermit sur aefl. Nnselae. CAB i'd ole 5iss
Der unter benz yiamen ''The Belmont
b~etannte Nirtbihait
SIDE Waoiion Mpe. unb WorriS Str.
fiuaib ibernommen babe uno Seoermann
freunolidft einIaoe, MID in meinem sofaIe
~ beiuhen.
Sc pirb mein geltreben ieiu Elm reIpefs
tables 0aus 5u flbren uno meinen Odlten
itets Die beften @etr6rfe u.c gigarren por.
suieten. Narmer yunh BON 10 llbr Mors
gems bis l 1lbr Rahmittag.
I'm senei8ten 3uiprut bistet
GUSTAV DO
Gde NaSiion Mpe. suo MorriS Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02

~- HauGt Die !.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02

@sltriaer observation-disclosures.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-02

sar a sanS,n m,,nb a uht MINUS, bm !, Dan
maf9tnaton. 2. 9anuar.

9ur 5nbiana, edwsrer e6nseial bsute
gbsub i6on am eonntao talts osus.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-10
By Ashley Towne
COPYRIGHT, 1901,
BY CHARLES b.
E1lIiERINGTON.

j army doubtless the NIL FEVER ac-
! counted for their absence. aud Darrell
remembered Kornas saying that the
disease Frustrated men past forty.
! The conference opened with plain
statement from General Pann. He
I showed a good knowledge Of the con
dition of the besieged, especially in tile
matter of food supply, and he pointed
out with an old soldiers precision the
ultimate fall of the garrison.
Your battle is lost" he said. 1T Is
wise for you to make terms. | speak
| with the full authority of my gov
crnmcnt when ] say that peace is the
principal aim sought The mildness of
the former ear in dealing with the
revolt that was quelled III 'G6 should be
known to you all The same policy
will be pursued today If hostilites are
Mt once suspended. There Is no crav-
ing for revenge if a full submission Is
made. We demand the delivery of the
following prisoners, who have been
leaders in this insane undertaking"
Here he read list beginning with
Prince Kilziar and ending with the
person styling himself Motnan Khan
The others were officers directly asso-
ciated with the prince, and Durham
himself was not one of them. to his
own great surprise. Judging from the
list, the purpose Of Russia was to Sc
cure men who had held military com
missions in her service at the time of
I,.. fe.tt
net was spread for traitorous soldiers.
Upon the surrender Of these persons,
Panin continued. with the arms and
armament of the force. general pa
role would be granted, and the-troops
would be permitted to return to their
homes, supplies and means of protec-
ton during the journey being. guar
anteed.
The terms were surprisingly liberal,
but they were absolutely impossible
under the circumstances The immu-
nifty granted Durham was in itself
sufficient reason why he could give no
favorable response. He replied in
calm tone, saying that the nature of
the proposal was unexpected TO hin,
that In order to secure consideration
there must be n guarantee that the
khan. Prince Kilziar and the others
named would be treated as prisoners
of war, but even so he could give no
hope that n surrender would be made.
He was proceeding toward certain sug-
gestions OF his own when suddenly. TO
the surprise of everybody. General
Panin interrupted him and burst into
a violent harangue. denouncing Kilziar
and his associates in unmeasured terms
and with epithets that seemed quite
foreign to his nature. as his previous
speech had disclosed il. 90
His own officers stared at him In
and Darrell. standing In
the darkest shadow to avoid recogni- |
ton by fGetchikoff. knew not what TO
expect. Then suddenly.in the midst of |
his speech the old general flung up both |
hands to his forehead and fell across |
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-11-10
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