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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30
90 Sic bette 5 Sent @iearre III
Der Stabt, Wudo's y2ongfelom".

Cine pplIitGnbiee Muss
eabe bon Sbiens 8rieftpehiel = bic
erite in ibrer Dirt = ipirb bon benz
in Stodbolm tpobnenben SObne bes
Mltmeiiters in @erbinbuns nit benz
betannten 2iterarbiituriter unb 81
fabiiten &arl gtaern2 porbereikt.
Die Sammluns pirb neben bereits
befannten Stiiden bpr allem auf Sbs
iens dltere Gorrefponben5 suriidgreis
fen, auf bic Sabre Ieines MiiH4ener
Mufentbalts, aus beuen bant Der
raitloien Siir{orse Der 9eraMsgeber
elm ungenein rei1baltises literur=bt'
forbid tpie biosrapbif4 sIeid fefs
felnbes Waterial aufammengetragen
iporben III. @lei9seitis nit Der nors
tpegif4en Mussabe, bic sSbIens langs
iGbriger WerIeetr GDlbenbal in 80,
penhassn nsrlest, fon cine bonn DID
ter felbSt autorifirte beutf4e Mussabe
erfdeinen. Cine b04it erfreuli9e
8eHerung in Sbiens sefunbbeitli4em
Befinben bat es iibrigen8 ermOgli4t,
bab elm ni1t unbetr1Htlt4er She'll
Der Gorrefponbena unter bes Di9ters
perf0nliher Mittpirfuns sefidtet uni
fir bic Drudlesung pprbereitet per'
ben tonnts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30
Seser=Spieler berbaftet.

Wdbreno fi9 Soraee Wopb, Der
@iaentbtimer bes 2eibfalles am Circle
plab nit feiner camille auf &eiien
befinbet. bat fsin i9uar3er &uti9er,
Der bic priOatpferbe su bebiensn bat
unb i'm Stale hinter benz 5amilien-
bauie, 17l6 9eorb penniplbania Str,
wobnt, Die @elegenbeit wabrgenommen,
um elm fleines @rap Spiel9eu i'm
Stale 3u arrangiren. @eifern Mbenb
ipdt uuroe cine aanse NnaabI S9mar-
aer bort berbaffet. 8eim gintreFen
Der poli3ei tparen 3uerit nlr 5 Neger
3u finben. Die fh ani9einenb in se-
mhtblider unterbaltung bort suiam-
men sefunoen batten fowie iebc9
Su9e aneeHelt tpurbe, ba fam nit
einem Ulale 2eben in's @ebdube unb
bon allen gden unb 2anten iab man
buntle Jormen bur4 6enfer unb 2ufen
fprinsen, um in tuiloer 6lu9t ibre be-
brohte Greibeit 3u fetten. Sm @anaen
uuroen IL grrefanten sur Station be.
f6rbert. Die gntfiOtsrsn tparen in
FOLDER giie, bab bisielbsn bur9 bic
Jenftern fpransen. 10 bab beute faii
fein bellies Genfter i'm sanaen Stale
mebr 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30
Ooppelaen6bf bdIt beffer.

SefferfonbilIe. 20. Musuf.
5nnerbalb bon 3ebn Sabren gum
stpeiten Male tpurben Sas. 6. 9eWiti
nnb Bertha 6. SeWitt esfern 9faa.
mittas bier getraut. Ser Brdutisam,
Der iedsis Sabre alt 1T, mar ftnfmal.
bic 8raut, bic 81 Sabre sdblt, biermal
perbeiratbet 9etpeien. gfa9 Der 3ere=
monte besab fi9 bas paar auf ben
6eimrss nod 6enrpbille. 9ie erffe
9O4seit beg paares fanb In 1894
ffatt.l Man trennte fid infolse eines
Streites am 26 DECEMBER 1908. 9ie
Grau flaste auf Sdeibung uno erbieli
oieielbe aud. Se @itt tebrte, na9=
benz er in Sainois getpefen mar, leBte
WOde auriid unb fties i'm Gals Gits
0Otel gu SeiferiOnpile ab. st batts
fi9 in3uifden tpieber berlobt, aber OH
3ueite Giebe lieb fid ibre vGiebe" ab.
faufsn, unb oa bic erfe Grau i'm II
germ uieberbaben uollte, 1T ieBt BIT
stpeite 9eiratb nit ibr 3uitanoe &C.
fommen.
Ob9lei1 Se Witt bon Der S9eibunQ
Der nod $500 fdulhet, erbielt er BIZ
aueite 2ieens, auf bas 8eripre9en bin.
fpdter su yberappen". Grau Sc Witt
1T cine Oeutfme. Sic fammt aug bel
alien 2utberifaot Wittenberg In bel
probins Sa1ien. unb ibr Mdbhen.
namen 1T Sieterlein. Mls &ino lit fl
in biefes 2anb 9efommen, uo fie fobiel
wgeliebt" bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30
Tre9er Gimbrn@.


Samuel gleranosr, 1894 ganbes
StraBe. erpa4te beute Worgen bur9
oas Serduib Der umfallenbeu petrOs
leum 2ampe uno iab, wie Elm gin-
BREEDER, Der bur9 Die Sintertbiire 3u-
tritt gum 5auie erlangt batte, burd's
6enifer feline Glu9t beusrtitelliste. Ser
Sanoit war elm Garbiger. Nleranoer
fprang aug bsm Bette unb lOi6te erf
Die 6lammen, Die fid benz Seppi9e
mitset6eilt batten unb ma9te ii9 bann
CUR yerfol9ung bes leioer enttommenen
8anbiten auf. @eftoblen murbe ni9ts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30
8rieftraser=S =Sereimisams.


Sie Snbiana Brieftrd9 r.
8ereinigunG wel9e bier ibre
bierte Sabres 8eriammlung abbielt,
bat in ibrer SdlubfiBung fOlgenoe neue
8eamte ertpdblt:
%. 8. Settlers bon gluffton, prdfi'
bent; @merp Weg goullousb bon Dilemma,
@ies prdiibent; glmer Miler bon
Oorftppn, Seeretdr, unb u. 6. Samil=
ton bon Granffort, S9abmeiifer. g,
@lias Trpe bon penbleton, Selegat=at'
large fur Die National=@ =@onpention in
ct. Souls nd1fen Monat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30
0'rao aug Dem 8irtbsbaus tam
er beraus.

Wil @larf bon Ala Nnberion Str.
1T ieoenfalls Elm pe4pogel. 9fa9oem
er fi4 in elmer Wirtbi9aft an Der Wef
uno Wafbingtpn Str. boagetrunten
bate, tuurbe er In Golse zines Streites
aus bem 2oeal geworfsn unb er Ian.
bete bireet In Canal.
gls er ans llfer eebra9t tporben
tpar, mar bereits Sr. &eeb bonn Ois.
penfarium our Steae. CT fanb aus,
baB Der Mann nit Beuler unb 6aut.
abf4arfunSen bapon setommsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30
Gimbrm@ amf Der saoieite.

Die Wobnung bon 8en 8urbea,
83S Ierington 9lbe.. tpurbe beute Mor.
gen frab our9 einen ginbre9er beim.
eeiu9t, Der bur9 Oeffnen Der 6inter.
tttire fi9 3utritt gum 6auie beri9affte,
Cine aneeftelIte unlerfu9uns ersab,
bab berielbe MIR cine tleine Summe
in We9felmiinaen niitgenommen bate.
Man nimmt an, bab Der 9ieb In iei'
mem 8orbaben geit6rt tpurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30
Sie MaKa@mietts Wbenmez
&ren3nns.

Bei Der eriten September-Sibung
beg Staotratbs miro Wapor 9olbmann
bic gontracte. Die er betreffs grb6buns
Der 8ahnseleiie an Der Mafa9uietts
Mbenue nit ben 8abnseieaidaften ber.
einbart bat, our Mnnabme unterbreiten.
Sen 8ertrd9en 3ufOlge tuiro bic Staot
25 Yrocent Der untoffen tragen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30
Serlett.

Sam 2er9ebal, an Der 2entrdp
@be., in Der Ndbe ber 9ome StObs
Co., NO er in Nrbeit ftanb, tpobnbaft,
fiel beute Nadmittag einen Gabrfubl'
Sdadt binab uno sog fi9 eine sefdbr.
li4e 8erleBun9 am &adgraoe au. gr
puroe mittelit Sispeniariums- -Nmbu'
lan3 bur4 Or. &eeo in's Staotboipi=
tai tiberfi6rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30
Damem=yeretm oes sitoieite
Smruberetns.
Seute 9lbenb 8eriammIuns.

Ser Samen=Yerein beg Siibieite
3urnDereins bdlt beute 9lbenb feline re-
selmdbige monatlide 8eriammlune
ab. Di4tise @eiddfte Iiesen our gr=
lebisung bor uno bic Mitslieoer bss
8ereins fino eriu4t, fi9 panttli9 unb
bollsdblis einaufinben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30

Wir baben bas gr6Bte NKortiment
bon pferoe.Neben, 9eber. unb S9nur=
ftrid-Neben, tpslds ie In Der @tabt ae-
aeigt wuroen, bon Is bis so proaent
biaiger als In irgenb einem 2aben i'm
State. Quirin Bolt,
327 Wef Waibineton-@traB
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30
11nabbanstser Smrnberein.

Die Surni4ule bes llnabbdngigen
Surnnereins tpirb am nd9ffen Wontag,
ben 5. September, inter 2eitung ibres
betpdbrten Surnlebrers, 9errn Oscar
Hutber, ruieber er6ffnet tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30
Na6rthtett aus Snbtana.
Gin reuno ben Carl
6 6ur3.

S6ura.
Neucaftle, %. aug. 2etpis
S4miot, Der ieit so Sabren in Senrs
SO. anfdifi9 mar, iit i'm @lter bon 7e
Sabren geiforben. gr tpurbe 1926 in
Nsdlenburg S9nerin esbOren unb
balf Carl S9urs unb @uffap aintel
ibrs 6ludt nod Gmerita 3u betperf=
fteaiaen nod Der 48er &ebolution. @r
fanb nit Garl Sdur3 in reeem grief=
tpehiel.
GIter NnfiebIer se-
forben.
@ngliib. %. aus. Sobn gre-
gorp, elm alter 9niiebler BON @rapforb
@Ountp. ifarb tiir3lia in ieinsm Ssim
in gnsliib, wabrf6sinIi9 on ben 5OI-
gen zines e4lungsnbiiiss. ben er bor
80 Sabren empfins. SamaIs mar er
etli4e @o9en tn 2ebenssefabr, unb
ME berlieb i'm Der Sdmers in Der ge-
biilensn 0anb. SIN lsbtsn Sabre
If9wolen iein @efi9t, Haden, Nrme
unb gruit an, unb er tonnte faft
Nidts seniebsn. Der Wann murbe 73
Sabre alt.
lNIte Sabrit in 6 d i=
tdten.
| 81 10 u banp, % jug. Sc
neral,8 ,8etrisbslsiter 8. s. @ebbart bon
ben vHew Nlbanp Woolen Drills" gab
laefferu 6ffentli9 befannt, bab infoIge
oes Sobes bon gD. s. 8rant flir3 nod
Organiiiruns Der jebisen @eieui9aft
bieie finanaisn in eGmieristeiten ee-
rathen lei. Desbalb lei bsi9Iofen
uorben, bic slnIaasu tempordr 3u
idlieBen. Ser 8etrieb eebt aber nod,
um porliegenbe @uftrdge aus3ufiibren,
fiinf biz feds Woden fort. Mlan sr-
wartet, baB eine Nsuorganifation fi9
bis gum /. DECEMBER fpdteifens er-
reiden lahen tpirb. Sn i9rer isbissn
Gefalt tpuroe bic felt bier3is Sabren
bliibenbe Gabrif erff bor etli9en Sab.
rem orsanifirt, unb fe senisbt iiberalI
i'm 2anbe bas b69Fte 0ertrauen.
vCIb Bops' Geunio
Serre Saute, 90. Iueuf.
3erre 9aute pirb biefe @ode Saufen-
ben BON geiu9ern in ibren Wauertt
ieben. gs gilt Der vOlb 8ops' &su-
niOn" - elmer 3uiammentunft BON
friiberen getuobnern Serre 0aute's.
Wdnnern uie Grauen, Die fi9 isitbem
nod allen Ri4tunssn Der @inorois
ber3ogen baben unb nun eini9e frobe
Sage tpieoer In Serre Sauts, 5as einit
ibre 6eimatb 9etuefsn, berbrinsen
tponen.
9as Nrrangenents-g gontite bat idon
lange borgearbeitet, I'm ben @diten
; Our9 quite nnterbaltuns wdbrenb ibrss
Berpeilsns in Serre 5aute ibren @uf-
! entbalt 10 ansenebm pie m5sli9 3u
MAIDEN.
Die 3ufr6mrng bon austrdrts sl
bieiem &enoeSpous ebemaliser 9erre
Gauter tpirb obne allen 3ueifel cine
I9robartige meroen; fiEo bod aleiu BON
Chicago uneefdbr 400 in Musii9t gee
feat.
Sir biefe 8dffe pirb nattirli6 Die
lleberrai9ung bon Der iebigsn @eftal.
tuns Der biibfden @urtenitabt am Wa-
baIb Stranbe mit ibren tpeit uno brett
beriibmten berrliden S6attenbdumsn
ibren breiten StraBen unb Seiten-
tpegen cine um 10 gr6Bere iein, ie ldns
ger es Der iif, felt fie oieielbe ni9t mebr
eeieben baben.
3 ON q b Ter oes Sob 1lags
angeflag
gDi insI otu, %. aus. @inslom
W. @rim, Der iunse &e9tsanmalt,
wel9er bonn @onftabler Bm. Jranee
berbaftet unb als sr auf bsm3ransport
nod benz @efdngnib entfieben wOlte,
Igei&ohen muros, iit Der ibm bonn Gon-
ftabler beigebra9ten S9uBuunbs sr.
lesen.
Gin gemeiner Nngriff.
Gram or6sbiIIs, 90. dug.
, frau Sacpb gNnhAIp Me @nffin eirfs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30
Yerional= =Noti3en.

9r. $. 8. q Ser 1T bon iei=
lter 3smonatli9en @uropareiie tpieber
an9elanst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-30

- &au9t bic BONANZA.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
A BIG MIX-UP WITH
CLUBS AS WEAPONS
Six Thousand People Watched
Seventy indians Fight.

The much-talked-of "lndian ba
game which was to have been played
two miles this side okemah. Wednes-
day, proved TO be one Of the most IN
terestlng affairs Of the season. The
expected happened and-there was no
ball game; but there was one Of the
hardest fights ever witnessed In this
section Of the country, more than sew
enty Indians taking part In the melee
all Of whom we're more or less injured
by the clubs Of their opponents.
Tie Thlophthiocc0 and Newyarken
teams, the former from tile Fentrls'
vicinity and the latter Of Deep Fork
ware the participants.
II Is estimated that the Indians ane
the whites who gathered to witness
proceedings numbered more than sil
thousand. The teams and their sup
portes we're camped about mil'
apart, and al the given time marches
toward each other, erected the goa
posts, gathered In the center and be
gan lighting, without 50 much as
thought Of the ball.
The fight lasted about thirty min
utes without cessation, and finally re-
suited In the Newyarkers belng drives
from the held,
During the fight. the women ot th
camps dashed water On the particl
pants TO keep them from being oveI
come by heat and exertion Many Q
the Indians were severely injured an
none escaped without bad bruises
Fifty people or more from Weleetk
we're present and ell were well pai
for their trip Weleetka American
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
PICNIC ENDED IN
AFIST FIGHT
Claim Is made that lin Sellers
was Badly Beaten.

The three days picnic at Neal Eng
lands Spring, three miles south Of
Alton. broke up with row Saturday
night Jim Sellers, p. A. Kaucher,
Robert Woody, Doc Waters and John
Perkins sho we're In theeity Monday as
witnesses before Commissioner Stan
field ~ that Jim Sellers was set upon
and badly beaten. AT one time Mon
day lt vas reported here that he
was killed. The arrested men assert
that Sellers lnsulted a woman who vas
In the company Of r. A. Jackson and
that tie latter knocked him downand
administered q deserved beating.
Those arrested by Captain White and
brought 70 this city were examined
Monday afternoon. 1ney are 7. A
Jackson, Ben Hawk, Jim Ward, Ben
Hallum. Ben England and b. CT Neal
England.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
LEMON SQUEEZE.
Chareh Social Was EEisTahls and
suooes.ful Affair.

The Lemon Squeeze" given by the
ladies' Of the Christian church at the
residence OF w. b. Depue was greatly
enjoyed by those who attended, and
was q gratifying success financially.
Merry parties sat about the Illumi-
mated lawn, while the paFloB Of the
house we're constantly crowded In
the dining room lunch counter was
spread with lemon pies, lemon cakes,
etc, while lemon ices and lemonade
was served by pretty volunteer walt
Fesses.
In the paFlor was guessing contest
that evoked much interest and amuse-
ment. A dozen cuts or pictures used
as trade marks by constant magazine
advertisers were displayed and one
was called upon 10 name The firm or
article advertised II seemed easy at
drst, as al OF the pictures were famil-
lar. but when one tried 10 name the
firm It vas Well, knoN the pic
ture: seen Il a thousand times but
Just can't call the name, only one or
two guessed the entire number.
Before dark there were several ten
mis- and croQuet contests. and until X
o'clock the swimming pool proved th'
chief attraction.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
A SETTLEMENT SOON
Money Ready to be Paid Over
by the Ex-Townsite Com
mission When Salts
factory Receipt
Can be Had.

Joe NJ. LaIIay and Bert Chandler,
of the Cherokee nation, are IN the city
today. This afternoon they had a
meeting at the Office Of the Indian in
spector where, with G. g. McGoin,
they went over together the report
that was made some time since by Mr..
LaIIay and Mr.. McGoin on the town
site records Of the Cherokee nation,
made by Mr. Chandler at the time he
was the Cherokee townsite commits
sioner.
There IS a difference Of $500 re-
naming in the settlement that i
pointed out ana acknowledged by Mr..
Chandler himself, he being perfectly
willing to settle, once the matter is on
a correct basis where permanent
settlement can be made.
J. F. Parker, Jr., attorney Of ths
nation, and J. II. Huckleberry, attor
ney for Mr.. Chandler. are in the city
and IL Is likely that the matter vii
be finally adjusted at the meeting her
this afternoon. This is matter tha
has been pending in the Cherokee ma
tion for a good many years, aud wa
finally brought 10 focus when tn
department OF the Interior gave lice
TO the Cherokee tribe 10 assist in clo'
ing the matter. IL was one OF tn
first Important matters that fell [
the hands Of Chief Rogers and Alto
orney Parker after they become on
clals for the Cherokees. : Muskoge
Times.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
DOIHGs At ALTON.
interesting Budget Of News Sent
Uudsr Date Of August 81.

John NJ. Bayles, Of Claremore, was
transacting business In the city We'd
nesday.
Miss Lillian Deyin, OF Cove, and
Ethel Dowell, OF Miami, we're in the
city visiting friends Thursday.
Mayor J. s. Truitt teansacted bnsi-
neas In Echo Thursday.
John d. Turner, OF vinita, and
VIM Taylor, OF Lexington, Tenn.
were In the city Thursday and Friday.
II. L. Danforth has resigned his
position as manager Of the Forest
Lumber Co., TO take effect Sep. lst,
1908, and viii assume the management
Of the Alton Lumber Co. at this place.
Jas. +. Mccullough was In the city
Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Atkins, OF Talala, ! T.,
Is visiting her pareiiss, hir. and Mrs.
+. NJ. Dawson, OF this place.
DR.. B. f. Fortner, OF Vinita, was In
the city Wednesday.
f. NJ. Dowell, Of Miami, was III Town
M0nday, the guest Of his old friend
Tom Lane.
II. $. Hill was transactlng business
IN Caynag Friday.
Mira. Wig Dawson visited her par
ents at Oseuma this week, Mr.. anS
Mrs. VIM. Howell.
Mr. Samuels0n, OF Nebraska, was u
the cltJ Thursday with a view Of in
yestlng Ia the hardware and lumbe
business
DR.. Jas r. Dawson transacted busi
ness In Vinita Saturday.
Misses Willie Trott. Of yinita, am
/ Miss Glasscock, OF Webb City, Mo.
were visiting Mrs. r. 4. Abney Of thi
place Saturday.
| Il. W.. Eden, OF Needmore, was 1
the city Friday.
Walter DAIMLER has returned hom
after several months stay In Idah
and Washington.
c. F. Siles, OF Cassyille, Mo, was ]
the city Saturday.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
Tore His Finger.

n. p. Johnson, the popular and cour-
teous deputy Federal clerk, met with
painful accident at noon Monday.
While opening box ofstationery sent
from the department at Washington
ID nail was ran through the index
finger Of the right hand, tearing the
flesh into ragged wound but fortu-
nately escaped striking the bone. Dr,
o. G. Amundsen, who recently opened
Offices In the Empire block, dressed
the finger finding it necessary to take
four stitches
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
POWDER BURNED.
Cartridge Flew Frem Magazine Gun
burning Mrs. G. s. White.

While campea in the Spavinaw hills
last week Mrs. G.. ). White. wife Of
the veil known deputy marshal. met
with ! painfnl accident. Her daugh-
tsr.In-law, who Is yery proficient
shef with 4 rliie or shotgun. and Mrs.
White were In camp alone when a
snake was seen. The younger lady
picked up a magazine gun and fired.
TIE magazine was not completely
closed and the cartridge few out, some
Of the burning powder striking Ms-
White on the cheek Just missing the
ere.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
ALLOTMENT
BY ABDUCTION
Three Brothers Stole a Girl
But are Now in Jail.

Richard, George and sam Mathews,
brothers, envolyed scheme by which
they intended to secure an allotment
In the Creek nation. They abducted
l3-year-old girl named Emma Lester
from her home three miles north OF
Muskogee. 1t was the intention Of
the trio to cast lots 70 see who should
marry her. VIM. Lester, the father
pursued them so closely that they re.
leased the girl and Deputy Marshal
Priest, OF this district, located at Sal
lIsaw, captured the men AZ Redmond
near Fort Smith, and turned then
over 10 Marshal Bennett, OF the West
ern district, Saturday.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
MISS HUCKLEBERRy.
The stork Left Gate Little Baby
at the Lawyers Home.

J. II. Huclkberry is known as pub
lie speaker, able lawyer, and one Of
the most effective jury orators OF the
southwestern country. Monday the
popular assistant Federal attorney de-
veloped new role. He reached the
court house a few minutes late In the
morning, after all the other oficials,
clerks and deputies we're seated at
their desks, cleaning up the business
which had accumulated over Sunday.
or sudden they we're startled by a
deep, musical baritone voice pealing
out the words Of the music hall dltty:
"For I'm the Daddy Of Three. Every
body rushed to the hallway TO see who
the singer could be. They did not
suspect "Huck,n and we're wonder
fully surprised to see him tripping
lightly up the stairs, his head thrown
back to expand the lungs, In order TO
give plenty Of ''airn to the song. OF
a sudden he recollected himself and
stopped singing as his anxious friends
gathered about, each offering a RENE
dy for what they thought allied him.
"No no gentlemen replied Mr..
Huckleberry as he loftily waved them
aside, "there's another fine girl up at
my house. You just ought to have
seen her when held her for the first
time. She But the gang
stopped the story with congratula
| flona
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G. A. Whitney, the well known
boniface, is waiting for the comple-
ton Of a building now In course Of
construction At Tulsa, when he viii
remove to that town and open hotel.
Mr.. whitney Is a well known caterer.
thoroughly understands his business
and, judging from his efforts here, Ii
Is certain that Tulsa people will have
a first-class hostelry when the cafe Is
opened for business.
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new SEWER
DISTRICTS
Change Made to Prevent Lay
Ing Pipe Through Park.

The municipal council met Monday
night with Acting Mayor Barrett In
the chair aud Couneilmen Lee, Hill,
Cllnkscales, Nidiner, Bell, Berry and
spaldIng present, with CITY Attorney
Thompson, Marshal Ridenh0ur and
Engineer Price.
A petition presented withthe sigma,
tures Of 50 citizens praying for an or
dinanee prohibiting the running Of
automobiles ON public streets was re-
ferred to the ordinance committee
after an informal discussion.
TO provide for a deficiency Council
man Bells ordinance transferring
s6aI.a2 from the general fund to meet
current expenses for the month Of
August was passed under suspension
OF the rules.
Councilman HIN introduced an or
dinance establishing sewer districts
aud defining their limits which changes
the boundaries OF present districts >:
and and virtually has the effect oi
running a sewer in the alley north o.
tie park instead Of across the park.
District Is all tie territory from
the center Of the intersection oi VII
son and Illinois west 10 Smith q
/ Canadian 20 scraper 70 South avenue
70 poiut Of beginning.
District 3--From the intersection o
/ Scaper and Delaware to Thomrsol
to south 10 Scnper to the point Of be
ginning
. District t-Frum the intersection o
Thompson 10 Delaware 70 Smith q
South avenue 10 Thompson to IN
point Of beginning.
Under the suspension Of the rule
the ordinance was passed. Council
man Clinkscales called attention .
tie right Of property owners to ope
, up alleys 70 make connections at an
time deemed advantageous
, On motion Of Mr.. TELL / committe
Of three Bell, Hill and Nldlter I
examine into and report upon IN
Z feasibility Of using the extra power a
/ the water works TO provide electricit
for power and llghs and the cost {
! such Installation Of plant, also n
/ cost Of purchasing the present plaH
under the provisions Of the ordinans
granting the franchise.
Burns and Mcdonald submitts
: plans ard specifications for the sewe
/ and. Il they are accepted. bids for q
!. work viii Be based orealcnlated theF
IS o.. The matter Of accepting q
h plans and having the work complete
: etc, waa left % ths sxtsAofdlna
: committee consisting u Les. Ber
and LII.
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
CT ntIemsz Named rem the sssond
Recording Distries.

DIR. j. r. Dawson, Of Alton, chair
man of the Territorial Democratic ex-
ecutiye committee, has appointed the
following committee 70 have charge
and control Of the destines Of the party
in this, the second recording district:
Alton, James p. Thomson and s..
III. Rule.
vinita, r. NJ. Burlington and Ed
Lee.
Chelsea, Jess Cochran and W. ].
Strange.
Cleora, Thomas j. Monroe.
Fairland. II. NJ. Conner.
Grove, o. X. Killam.
Dodge, Joe ID. Yeargain.
Narcissa, Henry Gaines.
Bluejacket, w. S. Maloney.
WEIGH, G. p. Jones.
Dawes, Burt McGhee.
Ogeechee, w. w. Breedlove.
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rn Plat cellsrs Prepertr.

The board Of directors Of the Willie
Halsell college are deslrous Of plating
portion OF their land and selling It
In town lots. Tie were compelled tc
first obtain the consent Of the parent
educational body, also that Of tie
government. In case they can carry
out the plan the directors state that
they can erect new buildings and 81
broaden the scope Of the work as q
make the institution the first college
In the southwest.