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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15

Wetmopaai Rsas Nay isa
Ballard snas Lin.ment - Your
saas Llu.ment cured sn ED sore ou
tie side d mY eh.H thaf Rls sop.
nsed o be a cancef Tia sore vas
stubborn aud would u8f fleld ~ treat
meuts until } taad su8s L'nlmunt,
ehIeA ara iho e0fk a sllote in short
onlsf SIS sister Ms sophia Car.
saa Ailenstii.t Mda Co. Pa has a
saW aad mlslrnsis 4 q cancer
isleasa d hef Iasfia sad al
feaess nruU Store dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15
v hsrr uappiasss Is found

uen la0s iuf trae happiness .n the
mansiaas q the very Fiah Whera high
priced PHYSICIANS DE eal1eA ln t0c
tgf e2eryallmeut hut ask e AID aut
IS 1eaB thg oaufetatse nps 90
tie midi'e-ciasses an8 s. ralied por
where Greens August tloasf lsaluays
ased g keop TIE famlF healthy o.
eafe ~ stomaci tupules sltthef n.
diks-f constipation DYSPEPSIA 'o,s
q aHFsiite hl.08 atfaess 81 tofp.d
Hsef Tlas bottle AHzasf Flower
se bAf h1it.a Winner nnE
la du
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15
That Tifea Feeling

lf $50 are Mas at depressed ard
incapable for sork # indicates That
sour liver Is out q order llrrbiae
alll asslst nature - thua 90 head.
tehas rheumatism aai ailurni, ak.u
- neuouncs aai RESTORE the enef.
s and gual.ty soaHd ana perfect
health . , Hubbard Temple Tex
writes March iatt se.
Ilerb.ue Coz tit Hsl laH sears u
has dQue ue mere d than a.l iie
loeions When lee M4 aad have
tlaf flred ies ifake dose
Heroine if lie 1 medicine
made Oh Hd ser
le s0.1 8ag STORE s
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15

~ tnu wmrmhef gha ntlis hiues ghkt
gave us 40 murh pleasure Fhru eefs
YN@Hg WNh whas tess ti i doan 80
the table tittf ouf piaY Nas over snd st fae
muah and lnNk aaf Mthef puH heipfr Ws
ua1 s. as eet uidei Is faEes mnfr ta EifH
us pleasure Muah tad Hilk nu hnerf
TASTES good o. ua iH3 ifzesiin mtF iss
tmHalfed The hast sdsffa w. rsn give -
sHfh PERSON b. fa tore ~ ihs stomach ath
81 F3ercr' = GaidrH Nfsa Discovery t
b nHtafea B1sf siiastaH 4aa hrsltH EiViaE
agent uadr aithauI ~ nss ~ sIeuhui H
contains frois hrfis faa hanks and ID ihe
concentration ai nafHfes vitality as tlunN
lH ihr fflls and taak fhls feurdt taa
4 h'si1rV shich -f=aas asH inf % hrlt
i aas gifen ta i1f HahHe hf Nf ~
niefrs iouuief It the iHzahds lleir and
SulF4ral Institute 81 haHsIa s nFaflY
iafty wears aF0 and ass ae been sa'd ~
druggists tn exef fnF5e ssfng 4Naufhits
Aasmf mrdiginFs f0ntNs at eumN Nmtufls Fut
tug large sale f0 iew Y.ath ihrn atsan
pear ttum the uuh aftewtiUn hui AM
ptefr~A Golden Mea lnaUNely VAS
nsaeed such reti1ate 6i.3 ftmrHf tH8
iunt thH 70 often sHiee fas nnN3eula -
zftrf1 geurftiiou AMaf tNt fu in
creased atie ves hf feF Seeming itpm tfe
recommend ifiaHs q thfse a ha hatr fitd
u prove is lasting ueft - ihai rsrt
bottle bears thc aitmu af HHh'H Approval
Esrlp other hitud HaAH Ha h.nlt 30 zee
siaefath ihi 40 kHssH q efFfsit thrh'-l
bot li lf-ftr auafse tas5 Ea hssl
j. ea4isiurd in BIS NetHsi ilstufrff
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15
SUBMARINE
BOAT is LOST
Only -Four Men Escaped With
Their Lives.

Associated Press
rffmoh England 39ne SuS
marine baat "A vas est outside ui the
bfeaksatem here iis mafniag
There aen eighteen aa'een ana
nen 81 board including tie regg.af
cua Fourteen of tie ussaee eefe
drowned Tie others Neft p,esed up
The disaster occ1rfel ell'e the boat
eas pfQoeeiing to aa Or practice
TassaBddltcn Immediately p,ecce,ioi
- The scene Three explosions are
sad g base orcurrtd 90 tie ba, be.
fore shs faundersd
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15
COL. MARCUM
WILL RECOVER
A Negro Servant Attacked Him
With a Razor

Muskogce June 10 Colonel Thomas
Mareum, who eas seriously slashad
across the abdomen with razor u
the hands ~ 4 ilegro servant hee pes.
teriay Il dangerously wounded hut Il
is now thought thar the wounds VIII
NOT prove fatal The negro assailant
James Johnson was Slot by Officer
nepew Tor resisting arrest andhaarm,
which vas shattered hY the bali vas
later amputated near the shoulder
Colonel Mareum wound isa CHASTITY
one about Eve inches .ony and located
just below the breast bone lteXtends
from a point iusg below tic solar
plexus down acr1ss the stomach % the
eartiieges ot tie eighth. ninth and
tenth ribs, which we're severed
Colonel Toomer Was present When
the cutting took place ana n irving
a. assist cox Mafknm hy strking the
negro with 4 hoard vas Also atlacked
but was hlt with tlle back of the razor
and not injured
The negro had been employed 81
Mr. Marcum and when ordered %
leave ior Hot doing Dis aofs emaH-
strated and words followed which led
e. tbe negro pulHHg hs razor and
siashei hls employer
The first report which sprld lse
wildhre vas % tbeerect Thar Colonel
Markum had aeeu tat ta death
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15

A aae % Balards liombonnd sgf.
~ aill relieve Is Have Fou d ooldf
: dose % lIcrb.ns at I'D time and
frequent small doses of llorehouud
syrup during tie daF vii remove It,
Tr 30 fof WhoopInz e8agit for asih.
ms. ior consumption foF hfonchltas
Ms Joe McGmfh Sc = isf street
Hutchinson, Kan writes "a have
used nalarde II6Fslaoad Syrup m
me family CT years and 8nd O. tfs
hasf ana most pa|.iahla medicine
ever used ae t@ sod af
Peoples Drug sfsu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15
Thr sai,s Tast l'eustrates

DeWltts Witeh Hazel salta pen0.
tmtes the pores al fha skia ahd aF
lt antiseEtle bsNa aud lea.iu
influence t aia naAmalIan ana
cures b0s burns cuts ccler tet
Ter ring worm tad sk.n Diseases
As peclHc 90 bind b'eeilnr tch.tg
and prutfndHe piles The offlHa
aud gne Witch Haze. ~atc s
made by p e. teWitf s. Cor and
sold bg Peoples Drug store dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15
FRENCH AMBASSADOR
CALLED ON ROOSEVELT
AMriatedpr

Associated pfasa
Washington, June sM jussennd.
the French ambassador bad confer
ence with the President early today
Later Ambassador lgsserand said lie
could hot discuss ihs object of hlseail
Acting SECRETARY 81 staM LoamIs
called ou tie President later While
lie would admit nethlns as % tfs
nature 90 hts eisll there Is raasan q
believe that he presented l0tha i'tesl.
dent the deelpllefea cable dlspafhes
from Meyer 81 s. Petersburg and
Reid N London aHlel Wefo feceisei
over night L0oms said nuihlnNrouIi
be made public here ia an official vas
today regarding Heaes negotiations
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15

The greatest tonic on earth lsaeood
nights rest. Restless nights aud tie
terrible exhaustion ~ hacking
cough are dread dangers % ghe poor
consumptiye. Ilut why this fear Of
tho night when = few doses q Dr
Boshee's German syrup will insure re-.
fresoinr sleep, entirely free from cough
II might sweat Free expectoFatlan
ii she morning il made certain ~
taking German Syrup, II has cnred
consumption far forty years Tilal
bottle, &c. nla bottles, 1sc. At "
msf Drug store IL
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15
Acute ua4aitsm

oecas.oued by getting sen unu
worse ahtu 81 u tafmafas
the limbs ani amp aeatlaf
Is cured ques Ballard ss
Iulment 0seaf tlIesaa Gibson tlff
Illinois. writes Feb la scar
ago was troubled Vtna pa.n iu ~
back lt Soon s9i Dad : eog.i Ht
hfud over 0ua H5I6e 0f HHfI s
saaW Aiuimeaf eaud ne
81 N4 ai Peoples IiH ~fHu dW
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15
CHICAGO STRIKE
NOT SETTLED
Peace as Far OF As It Was al
the Beginning.

A@eIatel Press
emeaEa june Fesae Is tla fsan.
sfsn strike = af g. as fas een
sH It btn
Hes.Hn.H wifha ata
af NoffhayeuNe and Rae street la.
aa8 crowd gnw Hioa na moek
as Street ean 0N maa nas tRkNu
- tle hospital thna a.l#n arrested
ana tem heaas bruised 81 tHe
l.eH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15
IMPORTANT CASE
DECIDED BY JURY
Defendants Found Guilty OF
Usarping Public Lands.
Ariatdpu

Associated Press
Omlha june fae lsu .n the
case 81 john aai iIaemuikmu teiU
brought .na sed aaiins thr des
feHjanis quilts = HanIa.nnE
closupc oa public Hnts ani dhd.ns
iaiu hags Egf prfaut.ug fhe
oiare 0slofHe faan Whsafsie
and othem h9 neuihtion m
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15
REPORTS OF
RUSSIA'S LOSS
From Nine 10 Ten thousand
Killed And Drowned.


Associated Press
9nshl Pass Maacharia. Ilug
According % reports reviewed hY ten.
era Llnfytch frnm nsta. oficer who
have arrived ai NaaItostok tle losses
q Adm.ral RoiestFensk4 fleet we're
from nuc 90 Ten thousand officers aHd
men KILLED 81 drowned and about aye
Thousand prisoners
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15
"Do 1T To-DAYi"


thsai 0~e 4 y 0sefHlan yfMV
CThr tifnr worn lniuncstau. Newer pni
eH tsi t0.mofruw ahst Yaa can 8n tns
dAy. II now generally presented in tluH
fofm 10 il to-day Ih4l is tse icfne
advice We want % give son about hal
hacking cough of atmefHlltins cold e1th
whslh yoa have hccu sifuggiiug ior set-
eral dasl pffhara Neets Qlake some
rrhattp remedy f0f tt ntN-aut Ut
thAg Fenleiy b. Dr. hasehess Gefman
svfun. which has leen ia ase ~ over
th.fif lye wears A few dases oi ii VII
unlouhir,lly trslttc yous e8aeh of cold
and a. continued ute laf : few days vtA
cure yoa campletelu 60 matirf hos
aeeftsrairl yoW cough. even 4 dread
consumption has attacked your lansa
German syrup VIII surely escct cgfc--
a. il has anHu before IA thousands ui 90
parntlf hapsiesa cases q lgnR ifQthle
uNsw tfisl haiflrs sse fvEaiar $50.
gss. Al all druggists
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-06-15
CLEVELAND
WITHEQUlTABLE
Ex-Presldenl viii Accep.
Position as Trustee.

Associated Press.
Princeton, n - June 10 Former
President Cleveland said today that
he thought Il his duty 70 accept TIE
position A. one q the three trustees
e the Equitable Life Assurance eom-
nanr.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-03
Girls Reht the Bows.

Coeducation is resulting in the intel
lectual humiliation of men. In the
class rooms of almost every college and
university where the joint instruction
of both sexes is a permanent feature the
feminine students have been excelling
their masculine rivals. and al majority
of the commencement day ceremonies
which are now close at hand the girl
graduate will practically mOnopoliZe
the honOrs in scholarship. The superb
ority of the young woman student over
her athletic brother in the duties for
which colleges are endowed seems now
to be an established fact. In order that
the question might not be considered
from any limited local point of view or
judged by isolated instances, the Chi
cago Record-Herald has collected stats
tics relating to the comparative scholar
ship of men and women in the under
graduate liberal arts departments of IL
prominent coeducational institutions,
north, south, east and west. The result
is truly surprising. In one graduating
class alone have the men eXcelled the
wonderland this event caused gener-
al surprise among the faculty of that
particular university. In two or three
of the others the data were not yet avail
able, but everything pointed toward the
usual victory of the women. In all 9TH
orc tho of arn a I faminina wac nyary n al m
ingly triumphant.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-03
FEUDlSTS FOUGHT.
kentuckians Met in Lonely Spot and
Engaged in Desperate Battle.

Owingsville, Ky, July 28-In a des-
perate encounter between the Mullins
and Fleming factions of feudists Sol
Mullins, leader Of the Mullins faction,
has been killed, William Mullins
wounded and Jeff Fleming fatally hurt.
The battle took place on Boone Fork,
in lonely mountain section, near the
border of Letcher and Pike counties.
The Mullins were led by Sol Mullins,
and the Flemings by Sol Fleming. The
two leaders opened fire on each other
and their men Joined in.
Sol Mullins led his followers in a
fierce charge, which the Flemings met
with a rain of bullets. Sol and VIII
Mullins fell, wounded and when jeff
Fleming was seen to fall the battle
ended by Sol Mullins consent While
attention was being given to the
wounded, Sol Mullins died. Fifty shots
were fired.
Sheriff Thacker, of Mercer county,
went to the scene with a posse and
arrested three of the Mullins faction
Sol Fleming refused to submit to ar
rest and fled with his men to the
mountains. A battle is feared if his
capture is attempted
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-03
FALSIF!ED ITS REPORT.
Serious Charge Made Against the
Mutual Reserve Life insurance
Co., of New York City.

Albany, N. Y, July 2S.-Conceal-
ment of judgments against the com
pany amounting to $1S2,7G7, exaggera-
tion of its surplus by over 100000
and fixed policy of delay in settling
claims, are some of the charges made
against the Mutual Reserve Life In
surance Co. by Chief Examiner Isaac
Vanderpool, in his report submitted
to State superintendent of Insurance
Hendricks and by him made public
yesterday.
The examination was begun last
December and covers period back to
1899. The company has headquarters
in New York City and claims assets of
between five and six millions.
Examiner Vanderpool says that the
management of the company made no
mention of these judgments in the
item of liabilities reported for the
year 1904.
Further variations, in addition to
those appearing in credit assets and
policy reserve, as between the figures
published in the company's last an
nual statement and similar items en-
bodied in this report, are produced in
the item of unpaid death claims on
December 81, 1904. They are return
ed in the annual statement of the
company at S796,704. AS the result of
this examination the amount is shown
to be 1891 ,429.
"The company's last annual state
ment, says the report, produces a
so-called surplus of unassigned funds
amounting to $359,211. The examina-
ton just completed fixes this item at
$38. 8.492"
The report shows in detail how in
surance at one time amounting to
S1,923,000.73 finally yielded it's bene-
ficiaries S9O6,G54.74, there having been
deducted $293 ,G55 on account of an in
debtedness ascertained by the com
pany to exist against the assured,
with further deduction of $722,GS6
retained by the company for the vari-
Gus alleged violations of contract by
the insured.
In 1895 the department recommend
ed that the company establish a sink
ing fund to offset the depreciation of
leases. The suggestion was adopted,
but, says the examiner, "the fund ap-
pears to have been abandoned some
time ago, for in ten years it has reach
ed but $56,948. The sum of $4,000
has, however, been borrowed from
this fund and is charged to mortuary
account. The balance, therefore, after
the loan to the latter account, reduces
the leasehold sinking fund to 14,94S,
instead of $1G5, 900, the amount which
should now represent it, under the
recommendation made in 1895 by the
appraiser of the insurance depart
ment"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-03
ANOTHER SCANDAL.
It Involves One Of the Scientists in the
Department of Agriculture.

Washington, July 2S-Tn a hearing
Thursday at the department of agri-
culture at which Secretary Wilson,
Assistant Secretary Hayes, Prof. Gal
loway, chief of the bureau of plant in
dustry, George T. Moore, of that
bureau, and two representatives of an
agricultural publication were present,
the two last named made charges that
the wife of one of the scientists in the
bureau of plant industry owned a
block of stock in an eastern concern
manufacturing culture for soil inocu-
lation while the scientist was prepar
ing bulletins regarding the enrich
ment of farms, and portraying the
culture as containing virulent forms
of bacteria for making poor land rich.
1t was alleged that publications re-
vised by the official tended to direct
the farmers to a commercial concern
supplying the material, because of the
exhaustion of the supply by the de-
partment. At yesterdays hearing the
scientist involved in the allegations
admitted that his wife had owned the
stock, but did not own it now.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-03
SMUGGLERS ARE BUSY.
They Use Standard Oil Ships as Ve-
hicIes for Traffic in Contra
band Tobacco.

New York, July 27.-The custom
house authorities intend to take active
measures TO stop the extensive Snug
Cling of tobacco at Bayonne, n. j.,
where on Saturday 81 bales of Su-
matra tobacco, valued at about $4,000,
were seized in the house of a woman
who is said to be the agent of a gang
of smugglers.
The vessel from which the tobacco
came is the steamer Diamant, of the
Standard Oil Co. Under the revised
statutes the collector may institute
proceedings for fine equal to the ap-
praised value against the master of
any vessel, together with a penalty
of $500 for having landed smuggled
goods in port, and if the master be not
responsible the collector may proceed
against the owners of the vessel.
The collector intends to put the
case in the hands of the United States
district attorney at Bayonne to prose
cute it to the fullest extent. There
have been 20 similar cases lately in
Bayonne and in every case the goods
came in on steamers belonging to the
Standard Oil Co. The affair was
called 10 the attention of the Standard
Oil officials and they promised to in
Vestioatp
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-03
"Rluebeard' Johann Hoch Is Granted
Stay Of Sentence Until
August is.
He had NEVER ABANDONED HOPE
The $500 Necessary to Secure an Ap-
by an Attorney, Who Is
Friend of the Condemned
Mans Counsel.

Chicago, July 29.-Johann HOch,
"Bluebeard" and confessed bigamist.
sentenced to be hanged Friday for
poisoning one of his wives, was yes
terday afternoon granted a reprieve
until August 25 by Gov. Deneen. The
stay of execution followed hours of
anxiety on the part of Hoch, who had
never given up hope, and was allowed
by the governor only after the latter
had been assured that the necessary
sum to appeal the case had been rails
ed. The amount, $500, was given gy
an attorney and friend of Hochs coun-
sell The attorney declared he was
actuated by humanitarian motives
An incident at the Jail during the
preparation for the execution was the
appearance of physician and a wo-
man who told Jailer Whitman that
they wanted to help in Hochs bat
tie for life. They said they wished to
raise funds for the condemned man
and asked Whitman to delay the
hanging as long as possible. Hoch s
attorney, however, had already been
in communication with the authorities
respecting the stay of sentence. All
arrangements had been made for the
execution and in view of the action of
Gov. Dineen on Thursday in refusing
a stay of execution and similar action
by the state board of pardons. Hoch's
chance for life was considered slight.
About the time set for the eXecu-
tion the attorney who furnished the
money appeared in the case for the
first time. This attorney, it was said
telephoned Hoch's lawyer that the
former had $500 to give toward aiding
to appeal the case. The two lawyers
hastened to the jail, told Jailor Whit
man of the money secured and ar
ranged with the jailor to postpone as
long as possible the execution of
Hoch. Meanwhile they sought States
Attorney Healy and had him arrange
a conference with Gov. Deneen over
the long distance telephone.
Hochs counsel told the governor
that there was lacking only q small
sum of the amount necessary for re
view Of the case. After discussing the
matter with the states attorney the
governor finally consented to a stay
for the condemned man and so mott
fed Hoch's counsel.
HOch, even several hours before The
time set for the hanging. was quite
confident of executive clemency, al
though at times he seemed 10 despair
of receiving a TGpricVe.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-03
Shot the Girl Who Tilted Him.

Liberty, N. Y, July 27.-Cornelius
Mccormick, an extensive real estate
dealer and one of the most widely
known business men in Sullivan
county, is under arrest here, being
charged with attempted murder. and
Miss kittie Murphy is at deaths door,
the result of a bullet wound in the
mouth. The shooting of Miss Murphy
occurred on the street here Tuesday
night and created intense excite
ment. 1t is said that Mccormick had
been attentive to Miss Murphy for
some time, but recently she discarded
him for another suitor.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-03
Merit Versus "Pull."

Postmaster Wilcox, of New York, has
given signal proof that political pull
is not supreme in his Office. Recently
the superintendency of mails became
vacant and the postmaster consulted
one of his associates about eligible
members of his staff inquiTing particu-
larly about Mr.. Roome. His adviser
replied that the man mentioned was
the best man for the place, but as not
an applicant for promotion. A further
inquiry as to the reason for Roome's
modesty brought out this interesting
bit OF information: He had not applied
because he knew he had no chance of
getting it, He did not know single
politician. Mr.. Wilcox sent for Roome
and after some conversation, which
showed the latter's efficiency. named
him for the vacancy, and he is now SUI
perintendent Of mails.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-08-03
A POTTERY COMBINE.
It Will Have $4,000, GOO Capital and
Control the Tableware Trade.

East Liverpool, o., July PA com
bination that will practically control
the tableware and china trade of this
country has virtually been effected
and pottery trust with $4O,OOO,OOO
capital is regarded by interested
manufacturers in this city as an ac-
cOmplished fact. Promoters have
been working upon the proposed CON
soldation since last May, and it is
now announced that more than IS per
cent Of the kiln capacity of all the
tableware plants in the country stands
ready TO enter the deal Three promi-
nent Philadelphia banks are backing
the deal.
But one large plant in this city, the
Homer Laughlin China Co, with 80
kilns, is Withholding from the combi-
nation and the Sebrings, who run
three plants at Sebring, o., are also
out of it. This city is to be the head
quarters of the new combination,
which will erect and occupy a large
Office building here.