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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-04
FOR S3IE-WNSmiNGTOY HEIGHTS,

\ BARGAIN FOR YOU.
Owner in need Of cash {" pay interest viii sac
!ihr, q new Groom dwelling: huIt 10 sell for
81. 500. will tHkc 81 Suu \ WELL-fI.ANNED
HOT 81: 3 stories: ! deep; TWO g. FINE
BATHS. rear stairNays. lot lgSi0p
II STONE 4 FAIRFAN snG->nS + st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-04

DON'T EUY UNTIL. YOU HAVE LOOKED At
li33 AND 1887 WEiIING PLACE BEST FIN
lSHED Tor; AND 2-RATH DWELLINGS IN
NV WASHINGTON. NEW; PERFECT: LOTS,
l9Ni35. J. Il. WiMEB, REAL EST 1901 G ST.
fest
FOR SALE-OWNER OF lo-RODM, 2-BATH,
modern house, located = squares from British
l.egst on. will sell for S65ou If sold by Febi uary
-, 1904. This is 81 900 less than cost 10 him
three months Owner has been ordered
away by government. Address 81 REGENCY"
Star ONCE fe2-6t
FOR SALE-oN 18TH ST. S.w. NEAR ST.,
very good house, with 10 rooms and bath: g.
story. b1y-windOw. press brick. in perfect
dillon: ho,se - IT. wide II sold In short time,
viii 1T IL go at sacrihce Price. 81, 500.
feet FLOYD z. DAVIS sol eth St s.w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-04
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-SUMNfER HOME VILLA SITES IN
the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia: the
est to Washug-o on: altitude one-third mile free
stone waters: houses built ready to occupy by
once the BII'EMONT LAND AND IMPROVE
ME.NT COMPANY. 1907 L ST. nv ja30-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-04
FOR EXCHANGE,

FOR EXCHANCILOT 25Xi50. IN NORTH
west, for improytd property not exceeding $500.
Will pay difference In cash. WILLIGE- GIBBS
& DANIEL. Inc. sos 18th fe2-3t
FOR CHANGE-HANDSOME 3o-FT. LOT ON
COL. ROAD NEAR 18TH ST. FOR 10 OR L.
ROOM HOUSE NEAR 18th AND NJ NV.
jG27-tf W. S. MiNNIX, 1416 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-RAHROAD SIDISGS, B. 4 O. THE
most desirable property In the city for business
purposes. warehouses, coal dumps; sold or leased
EXTINCTION mp CO., 1410 c; NV. fe4-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-04

FOR SALE-sEwING MACHINE BARGAINS,
$3.50; White So so; Domestic, SILL Singer Au-
+ matte ST. warranted yrs. Machines on SOC.
weekly payments. At OPPENHEIMERS S, 5l4 9Th
Do13-ISt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
suab biit mir THU = bift brup

Milp?"-
sic f9aut ibn uir an. Sin Bid
poIfter 9ingehune, bab ibm ale
3meifel f1pinben miiTen.
Damn blibt pl0bIi9 Der @9elm aus
ibrem 9eiidt9en unb fie frast:
r8iit bu eiferfIatis9"
.9ptt bepabre!" = Oas pirb er
niemals singsiteben, pbglsi9 er an
biefem Sage fiiblte, baB er Is fprtan
INNER fem p;rb.
mRur, ibr ba beibe beute i'm 4pono>
Sbeater = bas paBte mir ni9t.4
m2ieber SdaB" es tlingt bittenb
= riieb NAL, tpenr bu"-
sd tDeib! Ou ipnit aber iest beis
men 2ohn baben.~
nWirfli9?! Sin @usruf bes Su>
bells. nnb lie prebt ibre tpei9e 9es
ftalt gang feft on Die feline. rSu pillit
mir pieber gebDren2"
sd nebme mir malllrlaub = flint
Wo9en! @ir bplsn Die perIdumte
Sommerreiie nad! = &ennft bu bas
2anb, mo bic gitronen bliiben2"
fragt er beinab ausgeldHen.
mWiein 9er5ensmannl"
unb 10 baben tie ibr Slid piebers
gefunben. I,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-09
ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

....6abr3eit Der 3ise...
Abfahrt antuui
xoI<bo. sbieasO uub yi9isaH erpres-.t 7.16 ROSS
xoIebo. Detroit uub Gbieaso Elm .....s12.2o I a.a5
Dsiurgan attn. UtuHeis L. Safapsttee pI-t 7.2o tlo-s5
toGIih + oussenommeu sonnfags.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-25

I'm Der Sa6e na6augeben, bauts er
Gin eigenes Nquorium, Giebe Jigar y,
tefen cine SeitenDano burd Elm 8rett
etIeBt mar, baB als HeIononoboDen
fir cine 8abgetgenIaits oienen 'Ollte,
bic ii6er oas Brett urD eiue Durc1 tez
feltigte TSortIebuna geIpannt cite priz
mitiDe @ei9e poritellte. Drrh oieIc
8orri4tun9 te5pedte gdrtsr Osn Son
mtgIi6t otrect ben 5iTd)sr 3u5ufii6z
rem. Ourh 2(n3is6en Der Sajts in
INNER Qletbtr @ntfernun9 tpur etre
ateidtlsibenre SntenIitdt DeS Zones
rerbiir9t. I'm ieoe Mirtun9 elmer
gGon0eri9itterur bes Mqudrium3
ncn Den 5ii4en iern3ubaiten, paren
OteIel6en in einem Glastaiten inner
lolb oss Nquartums untergcbra6t,
beFen cine noh Dem S9allbr,tt ge>
ri6tete 5aite NIT einem 9teb Derz
IflGfIen NOR; Der @IdstaI!ea iel6it
flng an S6niiren an elmer bur6 oeS
Qotal iiter bas Nquar;um giipannt:n
Sbnur.
partsr iteGte nun g:o6d9.ung,n an
iiEer S6aIpirtuns auf normule ST.
Id1e, auf Iold)e, cenen Oas ip3enannte
@eG0rorgan operatip entferrt tporosn
mar unD enbli6 ouf IFiIde nit 7spar
lntaftem Ge60r, ober unempTinbltn
Gemo6tsr &0rperoberflGGe, I'm eine
tttpai9e 90rbetEeili9ung bon in berz
ie!ten por9anoenen Rerpenenotgungen
Feit5uitelen.
Sn normalen ni6t irritirtei 8iiGen
r,mmt man Die 4tbem6elpegu15en Der
Siemsn0edel unD oibrirenDe 8enegung
YET 8ruitflofien tpa9r; untec Sonein;
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-25
Dert1riIrt1trs.

prpF. b. 8e6ring lit befan1tli6 Der
Qnfiht, bdB IaberfeIba3illen ni1t
bur9 bic Qt6mungsorgane. ion6ern
bur6 bic Nd6rungstpsge in ben 8Drz
per eingefiibrt tperben. Nm neilten
gefdbrlid iheint bic llebertragung
Durh Mil9. Der 0rofsHor 1T Der
ueber3eugung, buB Die eben Der Rub
entnpmnens Milh observation-disclosures
@lemente beiiBt unb 10 aud Die Seine
su anberefp 8rant6eiten au Dernlhten
bernag. aber bieieGtgenI6aft berMil9
perI9tpinnet Iotpobl burA StBes tpte
bur6 &dlts 1ptpie unter Der Glntpirs
funo ldngeren Stehens. Gr beFiirlppr>
tet oesbalb bic 3uiebun9 ppn Sorma.
lin, i'm 8er6dltniB bon l 8ramm uut
10 2iter Wtil6, Inn berfelben ibre polle
6utterientobtenDe @igsnl9aft 81 erhal1
ten. Oes @eiteren I6lagt er 3rr Saz
nirung Der Mil9 Dor, bds eSun9btsb
Bis gum Nlter ppn bret Wtcnaten NIT
beionbers prdparirtsn 5ubertelhu5lllsn
6u impFen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-25
txr lSraas nGhsr III tommen:

ttr 6raqs ndbsr 3u tommea:
@r madte feline 9erIuhe an freilsa
6enoen 2bieren in groBen MaHerbedss
uno Oernert6ete jebr 5tpsdmaBta bic
Grfabrun9, DaB an fpnnisen Com
mar unb SsrbFtmor9en 6lubfiIds Die
@Hpohn6eit bafen, an edns beRtmnaa
ten Stensn fhourenipeiie foF regun9ss
los in Der Ndhe Der MaKeroberfldde
III iteben. 9in eine foIde Stelle. uns
melt elmer Bride, BON Der aus bic
96iere beoba6tet tperben tonnten,
t1d6te ct etne grDbere @ipde, psren
St!0ppei eleftrozmagnetij9 erreot tperz
TN tonnte, unb bic our N63altung Der
ms9anti6en S9tpingungen ppn sfs
ntm nit NaHer gefiiGten auf bsm
JIuB9runbe ruhenren 8lc6eimer llms
eeben par. Our6 gprperIufe lpurbe
feIi9eitellt, bab Der Gimer bic medaais
iGen, iihtbure NeQer er3eugsnbsn
s9nin3ungen gon3 unmer!li6 maAs
te, onoererIeits u6sr bic 90rlpeite ber
@ipGentDne niht bssinfIuBte. Die
GerIu4e er9aben nun, baB Die glide,
cie Iid na1e 6ei Der 9lpde bef0nben,
Rjm 5jnen bcrielben blibf6nelI mess
I9pamnlen; iparen Die 6ifhe stpos
meter ais 8 Mster bon Der 9lode ent-
fernt, 70 tpurben iie unrlbig uno
IGpammen unter Die Bride; in sraz
tsrer Gntfernung als 8 M}eter 1eagir4
ten bic Slide neiItens nitbt. IadI
ldngIam idpimmenbe Slide reagirfen
in gletcber Weile. Wurbe Die Sefe,
on uel9er Der al0ppel bic glpde trifFf,
nit einem 2eDerlappen belegt, 10 bob
bic 50ne Der @lode fdTt unh1r6dr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-25

sSm 4ngemeinen mar man bts leBt
INNER geneigt, bte 5iffs fur toub 5il
balten unb ihre als O6ren betdnr1te
Srgane in 8irtfi4teit mehr als
9lei6sspi6tsorsane an3nleben. gs
ipurben 3tpar aud 8etpeiIe fir Das Se.
gsnt1eil aufRfibrt: Dab GolofiI4e out
Rlopfen an bas 8aiiin ober 1etafnhe
ouf ben Slang elmer 8lode an eine BIZ
itin,mte Stelle fomuen 1ollten; in bets
ben 5duen 5eigte es it4 a6er, oab bag
blnbe 9in6alten bes Singers ober bas
GrIdeiner ber perion obne 8lode Die
sside Dirtung 3ur 5plss bate.
9. 8. Barrier, Profef for Der 3ooloz
ole Der 9arDurb llniberiitdt, Dsrofz
fentlidt nun eine intereKante Stuote
in Der er Die grge6niiIe ieiner Inter
fu9un5cn nteoerlegt. @eptiie geobz
cGtunsen an 5ii4artsn, Die 9Dne bon
Fd au seben i'm 5tanDe iinb, Fiibrten
ibn gu bem 59luife, bob bic Slide
to6 eiten seEpiKen 8rab bon 90remz
pitnDun9 Goben miiiien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-25

ten fonnte. I'm auh eine Grldpalts'
rnna oss 9lquariums burfp bas An'
reiBsn Der Saite ausanfAIieben, eEs
febfe garfer bic 5aite fpdter onr9
cine eleftrifde 5timmgabsl, Die Ne1aas
tate blieben biefepben. Jsbenfdlls sslf
cus ben llntsrIuhungen IerpoI pab
Die bon garter unteriuAte 5udsers
(sSunpufus beterpeIitus) bort.
prpf. u. Dpnne. 8rooflnn, bskpsaf
te an isi1dsn einen fleiren eleffrllden
9lpparat - Mfuftifon eendnnt osr
einen 3on o'Der 5haa ben1 Srdger tls
unaemeiner gerfdrtung Dermittsii nno
turd cine seibsnThnur nit Dem 10ssn.
aldasii6srtraser In gerbiannna Fellt-
swrT6i.nene Snitrumente nnb N@slot
bisn htpirtten cine Reibe Der perlhtes
tsnfen GrIaeinungen bel ben 5tlehsns
itIrmiifes umNrfa9ren fortipabrens
Des Wsnben pbsr leidtes Wegen Dea
S0rpers, ia fDrmIid rhptbmifhe 1affs
bepegun9sn II. |. IN.
duff anberem Wes iu9te S. 3eansf
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-25

lpirtuns Der anseriFenen Gaite ipddit
cuffalenb Die Bail beioer senannter
8etpssnngen; ba3u tritt of itarte ge<
tpsgung Der SftpansfloKs unb enblid
erne pl0Blide 8etpegung reg Slides
rad bern. sSifhe, psnen ras GebDr=
organ entfrnt lit, 5sisen 5und9jt Die
Mertpiiroigfeit, baB lie, ipenn geiagt,
in unrsselmdbigen Spiralea f9pimz
men, mas a6er fir Die Qlnnabn,e bes
@bDr aud ais 8lei99avi9tsorsan
ipre6en fam. Serner lit i5rs 6arbe
aIaifer als normal.
yBag bic 3eaftipn auf SDae betrifft,
. fonnte nit Siner6eit fe1tgeitellt
perben, bab cine berme9rte 8rultflpI-
snbeipesung nicbt eintritt; bic MtEem=
stpeauns tit Bel iolGen liI4en an
sno fir ii1 unrssetmdbts. slide, be-
zen 6aut burh Gurdf6neibung ges
piiIer Neroen unempfinblif gemd6t
nurbe Gppbei lie eine obnorme bunfls
yGrburg annebmen) 5eigen beutlids
SruitflofIene unb Mtbemredttion auf
s6ne. isilhe, beren ein DIR feblte,
leiakn nah 68 5tunben tpieNer nor=
males gerhalten. parfer tueif ferner
,iffergsmdB nah, baB Der Son Bel Der
Riirae, NIT Der bic Heafiion erfDlgte
III. d. 0,2 5ef.) tbatfdhlih als 1on
ssnb niht als fprtgeleitster Stob mir
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-25

Im 5uBe hes 8eIubs Itnb mertpurs
oise Oorgeldidtlide 5unos 9emadt
uorben. S1on ppr einisen Sahren
bate man bepba9tet, DaB unter elmer
2apafh;6t; bic melt dlhr lit als Die
2eit bes Musbru6es Dss Sd9res 70 n.
gbr. 8ulturre Ite liesen. Oteler Sez
pbadtuns 1T nun Die 2eitung oes 9teaz
pelcr Jf1ticnalmuIeums our9 etne elm
ge6enbe unterIu6un9 na4ge9angen.
Die Oertlibteit ltegt I'M 8au Der 9ez
meinDe 5triauo am Sdrno in 3temltz
der @ntfernung pon ppmpejt. Wan
fanb nun etne grobe Mails BON galen
Gus Dem 8. uno 8. Sa9rbunoert noh
Ctr, iooaun @efdBs protofortnt2lz
iden Stiles, enolid Oiele 8ron5ereNte.
>DieIer SunO oeri4afft Die @etptbbe't,
tab 3p;1hen Der dlteiten Sultur5elt
unb Dem groBen Nusbruh unter Sttus
ihon Gin friiferer, ypobl ni9t mtnoer
erober g(usbrutb oes Sratsrs lsgt.
Weitere gladForI6un9en iino geplant
unb iperDen lpobl Die I'm Itdnoe nod
reutlid)er 5eigen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-25

puroen, bann reagirtsn audi Die 6iIbs
out oas Experiment niht.
GlEe bieie 8erIu6e ldeinen Den
GdlnB 5u re4tfertigen. baB ben 81
iden eln Cs9Dr aufpmu,t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-25

CUR Iinan3ieQen 5etts bes ruIiiIh'
jnponiiAen arteges i4reibt oenrD
Glep8 in isirer lebir09entlichen
NunoiAau: @5 1T notiir!i9 unm09z
lih, por6er5uIagen, lpel9e 5o1Derunz
gen Elm arieg 5tpiiGea RuBlono uno
Sapdn an Die 0eipmdrfte Der Welt
f!ellen spirb, Sm &riege lit nt4ts
Iicher, bic G9ancen ItnD inbeilen, oab
oieIe JorOerun5en feline iibermdBiyen
Iein fpetoen., 9etoe 2Gnber 6absn ID
melt uabsrorDenttide trie9eriIde 8or'
fereitlln9en getrpffen, oAne pom Nus
lanbe gu bergen, beiDs 2Gnoer baben
ilre Sinun3= =Geiourcen nod teinespegs
erIA0pft un0 penn bag Iette ruiitiA.
guoset au6 ein pen;9 5ufrieoenitel'
lenbes mar, 10 t0nnten iplpobl RuBz
lonb ais audi .Sapun, penn es iein
miiBte, Die 5einOIeligteiten tun9e 3eit
fortIesen, o6ne bergen gu miifen. Gr@
perten iinb I'M NQgenleinen Der NnIi9t
taB Der Grieg nur BON tur3er Dauer
lein miro unb Elm entl9eiDenber Sisg
sur See i'm raid gu @nbe brinsen
tpiirbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-25

N}it benz not9psnoisfen oller
&riessmateriale lit Sopan apeifelsz
obne beifer berleben ulsRuBlano, tpiez
po6I es lebt6er, e6eniO ME otsIss,
sine 2ntei1e i'm g(usldnoe unter3nz
6rin9en geluat fat. Die Re9tsrurq
bat in ben 8Qnten bes 2anpc5 etn
@iut6u6en BON ii6er IS Ufilltonen Dol
lars IND einen @olopprrath i'm Be-
TRACE oon 81 Milionen. Die Nationalz
idulO betrdst freiti4 265 WtlQionen,
fcfin0et Iic1 aber 3u 9reiDierteln m
BEN 0dTcen einEeirniIder 8antieI&
rno S9nbitate. ,Sdpdn bat ii6 Dartn
an iyrantrei45 9eiIpiel ge3alten, 6a&
ICine Mnteiten 10 Dtel al5 mOglid) i'm
eigsnsn 2onOe unterbringt. Der 9anz
rel bes 2anbes befir'oet Ii6 in b!ilbenz
Dem 3uItanoe, Die 3pleintiinfte bro'bz
ten I'M leBtsn SATIRE 81 ,O36, 100000
Elm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-25

5eit bem Na4tansrifF auf bic ruiz
l:i4en 54iffe bel port Nrtbur feben
Sorpebo6oote bod i'm gurle Der Of
fentlidea Meinrng, bic germ fdneae
5aliiife aiebt. Sin enslil9er Marine=
rffi3ier ldBt Iicb bariibsr perne6men:
60 tpsit f0nt1en mir aug ben 8oraGn=
cen BEL port Art1ur nnb g6emuIpo
feine 2sbre 5isbsn. DAB elm tbatfdbs
lid nidt CUR 9ertbsibisuns bereites
eeihnaber in offenem MaiTer BON
einem sorpeOoansriff sefhdbist ner>
ben t6nnte, fann man phnehin tpifien.
Wer MarinefenntniKe hat, pirb i'm
tDirflihsn Grisge teine Neprpbuftion
Ter tpunberbaren Wtrfungs,, Der Sors
pebOes sriparten, bic man 10 hdufia in
iluitrlrten 3eitunsen barseitellt finbet.
9llih aus benz Sample am 3ipeiten
9ase, ppr G6enulpo, sibt es foersii
nihts Nenss sn lernen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-25

Wirb pprt Nrt6ur fallen? SIN sesabre
1894 geldna eS Den Syapanern pfne
groBe Initrensun9en, bieIes einsuneb-
men. SamalS batter lie es nit BEN
eMnelen 3u t6un, bic iih in alien
Stliden minberpertbi1 eriDieIen unb
auf Die BeFeftisung ni6t pisl Weiihe Degs
lpenbst hatten. Der Ruffe bat fih bies
.at1aelegen fei1 laiisn, 10 baB Der SLAB
I'M Stanbe fsin Toll. ei1le lanse Bsrnges
rnne olis5ubdlten. Gs ipirb berinkf,
IS lei iiber ELL seSa1r perpropiantirs. j,
Z !
G1ina's 10000 Meann an her
manDf9uriIden @ren5e iinb onf ale
Gpentualitdten porbsreitet, heiBtes In
elmer Melbuns. Gsnte bas gtnsRiben
bcmit JemeiEt 5ein?
=
,Mit 9ebausrn nelbe idl1 -sDR
has poAl alf Rufiifh 6eiBt. .Mie .es
cuf gngllfA hiBt, piHsn nit ia nosb
nrm 9arenfrRS bet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-25
Dds @e60r oer Slide.

Groebnie ncer llneruunsen eobadtnse oes 9arpafo
feors Gorfer. Siidom auffon gsirinn9 Der 0odenion
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-25

Die Natur Iorst bp9 immer fir
Grlab. SsBtbin fam Die Gunbe, baB
dhtes ;5ifchbein in 5plge Der Nusrptz
tuns Der WalfiIGe 10 rar geiDorben lei,
0ab man es faum mebr nit Sob aufz
nisgen fDnre. SEPT nirb aus paris
qemeloet, baB an ben Dulfanii6en I6=
hdnssn in Ger ProDin3 Oran (Nlgier)
Elm itablartiges Gras seponnen nerOe,
bas 10 eluitii6 lei, baB man es ala
Gpringfaoern unb ais 9orIettIdisnen.
uno atuar beKer als bic tG5lernsn
Goriett=S9ienen peripenhen f0nne.
glIo bic Sage bes Miebers iinb nod
lanse nl4t ge5Gblr!
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-08-05
COINS MADE FOR NATIVES.
Birmingham CEng.) Mint Turns Out
Large Quantities Of Metal
Money for Other Lands.

Birmingham England has a mint
which. in addition to turning out mil
lions OF English coins. does more In the
way Of supplying foreign governments
with coin than any other money max
ing establishment Ia the world. A few
days ago q shipped the first tnstallment
q a huge Egyptian order f3r 10o00.0e
p.asters The consignment weighed
five tons. was conveyed in 80 cases. and
valued at si5.000000.
For well over q century Birmingham
has taken tae lead in this literal kind
Of mouey-makins AS far back as l1gl
one firm coined under contract for the
British government A000 tons OF cop.
per eoin. valued at sf000Q coo Among
the countries and governments which
have gone time after time To Birming
ham for their morey are India. Tunis
Canada Turkey China. Hong Kong
Hayt. sarawas Tuscany Venezuela
and chill
To some instances. notably in that 81
China the coins we're not made 81
B.rM'ueham As a matter Of fact. ro
Chinese coin haf so far as Is hnowo.
ever been made euside the ceiestio.
empire The pride and lrsiutice oftte
Chinese have to Be humored. so the arm
sent oui a complete plant with men
10 operate To- end thc coins were struck
in China no tower than eight separate
plants tare been sent ouf tc Ch'na n
q.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-08-05
ALL TRAINS
ARE RUNNING
Katy Operators Have Evidently
Lost Their Strike.

1t is reported today that every tele-
graph Office along the line Of the Katy
road is supplied with operators except
Wybark
In this city J. II. Wilson, of Deni-
son, formerly of the live stock depart
ment, assumed the duties of agent,
and z. b. Spicer those Of day operator.
The latter came from the Santa Fe
system. Both gentlemen consider
their stay in Vinita to be only tempo-
rary, expecting that the strike win be
adjusted, as many Of the men who
went out have returned.
The company is re-employing the
strikers whenever there is a vacancy,
ia case the men were not leaders or
"agitators.
Until today all trains ran under
slower schedule than usual.
A Kansas City paper announced that
the trainmen would refuse to load or
unload freight at stations abandoned
by the strikers and where there are
agents who took their positions. Local
train crews today denied this and, at
Vinita at least freight was handled
and conductors took orders as usual.
General Manager Allen has issued
the following bulletin:
"The business Of the Missouri, Kan
sas a Texas railway is not impaired by
reason Of the strike Of the Order Of
Railway Telegraphers. Trains are
running on schedule time and live
stock and perishable freighting are
being accepted and handled with Gus
tomary dispatch So far as the pas
senger service is concerned, there is
absolutely no delay to trains and the
line is handling as much business as
before the strike was declared
The leaders and officers of the ope- /
rators' union at Sedalia and Parsons |
claim that the train service is badly |
crippled, and that the men will yet |
win the strike
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-08-05
AN HILARIOUS GAME.
Much Sport Furnished by Ball Team
of Colored Cooks and BARRIERS.

The local colored citizens yesterday
celebrated the anniversary Of the
Proclamation of Emancipation by Civ
ing thanks and paying fitting religious
reverence to the memory Of Abraham
Lincoln, the "Great Emancipator.
The afternoon hours were choked
with fun at the ball park, where teams
made up from among the cooks and
walters and the BARRIERS crossed bats.
A good-sized crowd Of "white folks"
who scented the fun filled the grand
stand and bleachers, shouted and
laughed themselves hoarse at ludicrous
plays which, for the chief part, were
Intentionally made by the local come
dams II is no use trying to publish
the names Of the players as there we're
so many substitutes, there always be-
ing some volunteer ready to take the
place made vacant BY the removal Of
the crippled and wounded from the
field.
Somebody kept score, but when 26
runs had been recorded for the cooks
and IA for tile BARRIERS the pencil point
broke and, knives and razors being
barred from the park, no further rec.
ord was attempted
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-08-05
PROMPTLY GAVE BAIL
Stories of the Principals in
Early Morning Episode Pre-
sented Without Com
4 ment.

w. A. Long, Of Dewey, today caused
\ a warrant to issue from the commits
sioners court for the arrest Of Morris
knight charging an assault with a
n murderous weapon. Both men re-
turned to the city on the Katy train
at O'Clock this morning not knowing
pf the presence Of the other Both
have been conducting legal battle
Nor long time for possession Of a
valuable parcel Of property.
Long charges that when he got of
the train Knight engaged him In con-
Yersation regarding the dispute. Long
Replied, "Let the commissioner settle
NJ Then knight drew revolver
and said: 'I'll settle il now Long
then took the revolver away and kept
tKnight prisoner until City Marshal
iRidenhour arrived. The latter took
knight home, then released him, giy-
ing him back his revolver.
Morris says that tile charge and
l'pIayp was made to influence the case
now being heard That he got of the
train, opened his yalise and put a
pistol in his pocket for defense as is
customary at that hour Of tie night
when abroad. After he had walked
about twenty feet he was suddenly
Seized around the arms and the pistol
quickly pulled from his pocket
l11s did not see Long until the latter
secured the weapon and, pointing il
u him, held him until Marshal Rid
Hnhour's arrival.
That is the story Of both sides
Late this afternoon Captain White |
Mryed the warrant and Pryor Farley |
Immediately gave bail in the sum Of
b00 insuring Mr. Knights appear
lnce before the commissioner next
TUESDAY.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-08-05

J. NJ. Hoyt, OF Henryetta, is the
man who has the ''sub rosa" Creek
medal Of so much historic value, COM
memOrating a treaty into which the
tribe entered with King George III
shortly before the revolution. 1t was
recently given to him by an old Snake
Indian who had it for safe keeping for
twenty-five years, but who feared that
II would be taken from him when the
tribal relations we're dissolved. 1t is,
almost beyond a doubt, the most his
toric emblem Of the entire Creek tribe,
and some effort win be made by them
to recover It..
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-08-05
Rheumatism.

When pains or irritation exist on
any part Of the body, the application
of Ballard's Snow Liniment gives
prompt relief Z. w. Sullivan, Prop.
Sullivan House, FL Reno, OF. writes,
June 6, 1902; ~ take pleasure in re-
commencing Ballard's Snow Liniment
to all who are afflicted with rheuma-
tism. 1t is the only remedy l have
found that gives immediate relief .
25c, soc, sL00. At Peoples drug
store. dw
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1904-08-05

Bees Laxative Honey and Tar is
different from all other cough syrups.
1t contains antiseptic properties to de-
stroy the germs, solvent properties to
cut the phlegm, and the laxative prop
critics to cleanse the system. Bees
Laxative Honey and Tar IS pleasant,
permanent cure for all coughs, colds,
lung and bronchial affections. Sold
by A. r. Owens.
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aMeHarney Burkhaltsr.

Last evening at $40 Mr. Geo. Nc
Harney and Mrs. j. b. Burckhalter
were united in marriage at the home
Of the bride, Rev. Mr.. Baldwin,
rector Of ST. Johns Episcopal church,
officiating Mrs. Burcxhalter has
been resident Of Yinita for ten or
twelve years and has a host Of friends.
Mr. McHarney has charge Of the
business OF the Brinson-P Patterson
Lumber Company in this city and is
aamost pleasant and affable gentle
man. The Chieftan joins many friends
In congratulations.