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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
Objects to intended Appropria.
ton Of Over Sixteen
Thousand.
HEPBURN OFFERS COMPROMISE
No Intention Is Manifest to Delay the
Work. the Only Argument for Cut.
ting Down Original Estimate Being
That q Closer Scrutiny Be Had.

Washington. Dec. An appmpria
iion Of sil 100000 was voted today by
the House toward the construction OF
The Panama canal. The amount was a
compromise between tho sl0,5O0.OO0
carried In the bill under consideration
and an estimate Of something over so..
0ooooo. recommended by Williams, the
Democratic leader. To carry ON the work
until the middle Of January.
Hepburn, In charge OF the bill sug.
gc,ted that something over $1,000. 900
would carry the work until March.
There Ia no intention manifest to delay
the work, only argument for cutting
down the original estimate. being that
closer scrutiny miA u BE- had Of the
estimate.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08

4 Dr.. A. J. Ceisy, who with Dr.. George
=. Wilson, 10 attending Mitchell said
tonight:
Senator Mitehelrs condition ID very
grave. At 9 o'clock tonight he 10 In q
semi.ccmatose state and his mind ID
wandering more or iesa
Mitchell has suffered many years
from diabetic trouble, which, with the
mental strain to which he has been sub
jected, and his advanced age, make 1t
difficult for him to overcome the trouble
which might otherwise mot prove seri-
ous.
He may be better In the morning,
and If he is I shall hope for favorable
progress If he does not rally soon,
diabetic coma may BE feared, and II
the Senator enters that condition, it
would, fear, be the beginning of the
end"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
SECURITIES STOLEN.

Spokane, Dec. lit is asserted to.
day that $4,000 worth of non.negoti.
able securities were stolen from the
store Of the Coey Mercantile Company
at Rockford by the three safeblowers
who made the raid early Tuesday morn.
ing. They also got about S2lOO in
cash. SO far as known, no clew to the
robbers has been found.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
GREAT OVATION GIVEN TO
MARSHAL 0YAMA.

Toxic, dee. Field Marshal
0yama and his staff, made u
} triumphal entry into Toxic this
morning. The enthusiasm and
magnitude of Marshal 0yama's
reception, equalled that given TO
Admiral Toxic. Despite the incle.
} ment weather, crowds Of stud.
ents and representatives of vari-
} ous classes and interests, thick.
} ly lined the streets and although
exposed to the rain, Justify
} cheered the marshal and his staff
} while en- route to the imperial
} palace. The newspapers Of all
shades of opinion are highly
eulogistic today Of the achieve.
ments Of Marshal Oyama, his
generals and the men under his
command. A holiday has been
declared in the whole city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS
Tillman Wants Examiners to Tell What
Banks Give.

Washington, Dec THE subject Of
campaign contributions by the insur.
ana companies, occupied the major por.
tion Of the time In the Senate today.
It came up in connection with Tillman's
resolution calling for an investigation Of
National banks aid in politics.
The resolution directing the Secretary
Of the Treasury TO report whether the
reports Of National Bank Examiners
show banks had made campaign contri-
buttons, in recent years was adopted. A
large number Of bills were introduced
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08

st. Petersburg, Wednesday, Dec, o
via Edytknhunenl The only breaks IL
the ranks of the telegraphers aia re
ported from Kazan, in Middle Russia
Elsewhere all the governments at.
tempts to resume telegnphic commune
cation are unsuccessful.
In this city there is u partial resump'
tion Of mail delivery by means Of vol
unteers, but il requires two policemen
or two soldiers TO escort every carrier.
In the postoilice, officials who can b.
spared are working an other depart.
ment with the volunteers some OF
whom are of high rank. Princesses Oh.
olensky and Huebin, Countess MurinofI
and Countess 0zerof are sorting let.
ters in the mailing room AT Moscow
over twenty carloads of letters are un.
distributed.
At Kharkof IL Is reported that 5000
soldiers have agree not 10 fire on the
people and at Rostof the third grena-
dier artillery, consisting of 400 men
held meeting and formulated service
demands.
Similar action, is rumored to have
been taken by the military engineers at
odessa and by the troops as several
places in the Baltic provinces, The de-
rlaration Of martial law in LiyOnia, Is
due principally TO agrarian troubles. 1t
is reported that DOrpat is in flames.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
ELEVATED TO PEERAGE

London, Dec. 1T is now understood
that Sir Henry Campbell Banner1nan
viii be elevated TO the peersge so that
he may become the leader of his party
in the House of Lords. In such an event
Herbert Henry Asquith would become
the first Lord of the Treasury and the
leader of his party in the House of
Commons.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
THOUGHT IT ENOUGH FOR 4
GAMBLERS. Z

D New York, Dec, William =
, Prey of Santa Fe, former =
, Judge, was arrested at the Hotel .
B Roland yesterday, on tele- =
graphic order from the chief of .
} police of Santa Fe, alleging that =
he was wanted for passing .
worthless check. When arraign- .
ed before Magistrate Walsh in =
the Tombs court in the after .
} noon, he said that mot long ago .
in q poker game in Santa Fe .
he had lost 500 in money and =
gave a check for 500 for bal =
ance due the bankers. He had .
stopped payment on the check, =
he said, because he thought the :
500 ought to satisfy the house. =
The prisoner was paroled until =
} the Santa Fe authorities are =
heard from further. =
. i. . a a 4 a u 4 = a u a u n = =
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
Seven Hundred Applications.

Moscow, Wednesday, Dec, 6. tvia
Eydtkuhunen) The director of posts
has received 700 applications from per.
sons willing to fll positions of the
strikers. Fifty strikers offered TO re.
turn to work
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08

Chicago, Dec. 7.-Indictments are ex.
pected within a few days from the Fed
eral Grand Jury involving railroad Of.
ficials and at least one railroad. b.
S. Cusey, traffic manager of the
Schwarzschild & Suzberger Packing CO.,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
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} TWO AND A HALF MILLION 4
FOR THE ORIENT. 4

= San Francisco, Dec. lin the
= treasure vault Of the liner Dor.
= &c, to sail Saturday afternoon for,
. the Orient. is s2.4O0,OO0 in sill
= yer bullion which is consigned
= TO the A-iatic coast, and still
= more il to BE- taken aboard the
y steamer today, or before her de-
. parture for the Far East. Like
= the liner China, which recently I
= sailed for the Orient, the Doric
, takes an unusual amount of sil. ,
= yer on account Of the prevailing ,
= high rate OF exchange and other +,
, following liners are expected to I
, also carry large amounts Of ,
D silver for the Far East. In ad- I
D dition TO this vast store Of treas ,
, ure the Doric will sail with all ,
. the cabin passengers that can
, be accommodated and with her
} holds full of freight to the
matches. 4
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
Revolution SpreEding.

LODI, Dec THE revolutionary fer
ment is spreading. Troops are holding
meetings at the barracks every day,
and there are many cases of insubor.
dination reported.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
CHICAGO GRAND JURY IS oialot
LOOKING INTO REBATES

was before that inquisitOrial body To-
day, and at the conclusion Of his testi.
mony il was said that certain railroads
and officials would be indicted on the
charges of extending rebates to pack.
ing companies.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
J. A. Newsone, mil elsfk, Cheyenne.
Passengers injured.

q u " =
]. A. News0nc, mil clerk, Cheyenne.
Passengers Injured.
- Carlson, residence unknown.
J. 7. Hooker, Salt Lake.
NJ. c. Mccoy, Kansas City.
Dennis Macarthur, Auckland, New
Zealand.
Miss Edna Mishik, San Francisco
Mrs. Maud Riley, San Francisco.
NJ. +. Hullitt, San Francisco.
Mrs. Gertrude Cook, San Francisco.
Employees Injured.
Adrew Jordan, engineer Of passenger.
Alex Williams, Pullman porter.
w. q. Rorique, third cook.
Oscar Petefsoa, fireman of freight
C. A. shsfsr, mail clerk, Cheyenns.
F. A. Wheeler, dining car condactor.
j. T.. Smith, waiter.
l. s. Mitchell, waiter.
W. ID. Parker, waiter.
Ed Hart, waiter.
]. Alfors. fireman passenger.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
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) PRESENT FOR THE PREsrI 4
, DENT FROM THE CAR. 4

10 New York. dec. 7.-On the
~ North German Lloyd pier In iIo.
~ boken yesterday there lay for I
~ hours a white box about half I
. the size Of u steamer trunk, can. ,
= vas covered and stamped on one I
= side with lot Of imposing red I
= seals. hearing the Russian eagle.
= IL came among the baggage Of
- W. II. Grown, Of PlainAeld, N. 4
. j., who has been In Russia with 4
. Levi. Nixon, who says II con.
. tain. a present from the Emper.
. or 10 President Roosevelt. q tok.
y en- Of regard for the latter's aid
. In bringing about peace between
. japan and Russia. When Mr..
= Brown made his declaration on
. board ship he mentioned the box
= and asked that Il should not be
. opened. This he was told, was
= impossible, so II was sent in I
. bond 10 the Russian embassy. I
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08

Omaha, Dec. Ten persons were
killed and 10 injured, II of them rail-
road employees and eight passengers.
by head-on collision on the Union Pa.
cific railroad between freight train
and the Overland Limited passenger
train, eastbound, five miles West OF
Rock Springs, Wyoming, at 3 o'clock
this morning
Continued on Page Eighty
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
NO BRFAK in RANKS
Governments Attempt TO Break
Strike Unsuccessful.
PRINCESSes IS SORTING mali

Soldiers at KharkoH Agree Not to Fire
on the People and at Rostoff the Ar
tillery Formulates Service Demand
Similar Action Taken Elsewhere.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
BULLETINS

Portland December 8, $3.50 m-Senator Mitchell has
had hemorhage since midnight Heis breathing spasmod
icay and the doctors administering saline solutions
Senator Mitchell is sinking rapidly and may die at any
moment though it is possible he will live two hours longer
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
In CONGRESS- HANDS

Bonaparte Too Loyal TO Constitution
TO Take Liberties.
Washington, Dec. 7.--Secretary Bona.
parte today received the following telc-
gram from Former Attorney General
Pillsbury, Of Minnesota,
MAY ] not say 10 the meeting call
Continued on page sl
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08

Bridgeport, Conn, Dec. LEO Nc.
Nally, whose back was broken in foot
bali game on Thanksgiving day, died
today.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
After Leaving Dentists Office Condition Becomes
So Critical He Is Removed to Hospital Where
Doctors Work to Stop the Flow.
BREATHEs spAsMoolcAlLY AND SALINE SOLUTION GIVEN

BESIDES mitcheiPs Advanced Years. tn Persecution
Undergone In the Past Year. Owing His
Prosecution In This State Has Left Him
ally and Poor Condition to Spare Drain
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08

Portland, December 8 1:30 a. m.--The second hemSrr
hage was stopped about o'clock Senator Mitchell is now
resting easier, cut is extremely week.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
VICTIMS ARE INCINERATED
Five Bodies Burned Beyond Recognition
In Fire Which Destroys Several Cars
Wreck Occurs Near Hospital Where
the Injured Are Speedily Removed.
Killed.

J. Bugbee, first cook Of dining car.
John Lawless, fourth cook, Omaha.
Ed Rosenbaum, second cook, Oakland.
-Stiges, dynamo car electrician.
Helper TO electrician, name not known
Edward Brink, engineer of the freight
train.
ID. Z. Smith, head brakeman of the
freight train ~.
U. A. Peterson, mail clerk, Cheyenne.
J. 7. Phillips, mail clerk Cheyenne.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08
Will Hang TODAY
An Preparations Made for Exc
eut!on Of Nss. Rogers.
INDIFFERENT TO HER FATE

When Death Warrant Is Read Doomed
Woman Listens Without Emotion
and It Is Not Believed She Will Col
lapse on the Scaffold
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-08

CONTINUED on page 81
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
ST. PETERSBURG
SCENE OF PANIC
Train Service Stopped and
City Practically Isolated
From Rest OF Continent

81 peteubufg 0ti 90 uy impsms
orirf ths garrison ~ S. Petersburg has
hssa placed under command q Geasra|
Trpaa assistant Mlulaef % interior
sho hsla responsible ior - safety And
order q ~ caplisl ard Eoen hare been
asstuhaiea through various parts q ibs
cry bat martial isv has ug 80 heeu
praeislmsd An uluistsF. today ssfe In
conference visa Tfvpae dslibsrsiiue %
81 % assembly
s. Poteshuag teiay 4 practically lso
lated frum ,ts ftst % fhs conilaehf g
Earops a. niefha train service on al
lass sae giria.ay seassi ouly trains
running operated - rallnasl basia4eas.
Sinkt tantae.an sirsAd.ag Aad nAn
ssof aorsmsn 50 eraaiHae ym B.
tasileal strike Either ths ealtmeu Ell
sau & aanea inf8 nhmssaa e. p.laFe
8 il masi Fse aH COLLISION, Hsfes
tn1ors aud tatea reported 81 ssetia
places its reported ian many bas
- Heaa a8.sp gaihsHf
e 81 hsstal
IL ats ftaa,He
ad P s
HaHseas sf.a bg
tusH
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nLIpINo AIsToRY sruoY.
Yauthfui Native Pupil Pam souss
Questions Which set ths
Teacher O. dmesalme

eas s.fltlE are afiefrust ina Joss
tf sfFuan tas HaFmal aoal
eb toen HaiI an mtsa !
lfea afaay uf l regular
maaf talaff SAWS susF d tle
No Anee Hf1ea 81
e
rs ta.t a Th
lr saa - ta fmh aa 6 f
NEEnfa ~ m riAte b flt
arH htF
ana tt ana 0tsfsHee
tat maHa tAat faes Haa 4f4
nH a ASS ~ aa5e yls
"A Wl ae als s. Tie
fr4F taf.nE atfAlra lefa slau askc5
scfy lfa.I5
Whe ali thcy obtain lee edf
From ihe indians q course tAla
ihe tsaehet
II &C. lHalaas dls.Iked them - aaz
wished them Aaay ahy dld ths{ give
them ne means i1 stays Be- atket
Frueahi5 tae EnRIsh baaEbi aad
palt fa the teacher said hai ne
b0y persisted
Sc learned yesterday that the Ia
alaas ha1 81 monrf ans o. nee fof Il
and thRf tteY SO not cars far ne Foid
O boa much 81 ll me English toos pita
them tf theY soaid ouiy g. away
We'll ! don snav how lhsf oh-
iaibed he seed ths teacher replied 4
onls knov sha the baak says haG
thez ret
myself ia 81, lnoa fhe toy sait.
mos politely Hat sas a picture iH
Which capt smaH hsid aa fndIau Is me
threat Nfh pIsiai a. h.s band sag
iuf fuaf maHey az faHr 8fet 4
49, f sa HW kae hh. & VS. frae /
vas urf tHHkHF e - ne Philip
pua
het uas sparkle RlHt in
mars isfa efes aaa arE I.l etfs am
lfe aH aHaa fta ran e. tHa hsf sss
an0 & nas at AND t aaI
aa atta nr N aattua
tH aa aWeaff IeaaInf
ttf fsf De rast o.
l Ihe 06ea sfait
eHH | D. t zaf,f ta
tfukI.r KHaH.lfK Itfe#r
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

Eyessm Recently Opened Il FoFty
Milss lang snd ~ . Data
ia Kqalpmenf

The opening u iha Maaila sisstric
raliRay NYca lhal rlEg system uf
siseific railwaye that stanahly eanaoi
b surpassed bg aaY town u ths sans
Slss Ia ihs Ualfed states Mofs hne
been carried "a iaf ghs past lpp yeaFn
- G White a ca - Nsw furk and
i.ondan. and ID thai tlms l9 mlles -
ufbaa and suburban track has l,een lad
. neN aud ~ tp.aate power hpuas aad
eaf barn e1natfuegea and the whoie
placed 10 successful operation reports
tbs NeW York sun
Three ysafs $50 the cliy ~ Manila lad
q korss car nns about eight miles ioug
To-day Instead 81 siKht small mule cara
there are lea dpabie truck electric ears
"a service. and more Niii b. added a.
necessity demands
The powsf il generated IN steel ana
conexets structure ie0ai1o feet located
% an island Is The Pasig river Tbis
power house gonialna three ig0Q.hoFae-
poser turbines. zach aiFssi o0unfefpd
a. iurb0.renefAtQfs A fourth machine
uf 1osN. horsepower capacity is nae ae-
iug inaAllea. and present indleaiioua
are that another machine q this size
wlH BE- reqalfea iE the Immediate fniafe.
Just south % TIE Island Is a steel and
coarrets car barn. butts. a. Is The eHa
tom Ia Manila. ID The form ~ holi8p
squsrs. Aud equipped 9Th ofioss and
repair sh0ps 4 small het modern pFint.
lnK ugiee i ais0 apefase1 81 ihs c0m
pany. in which iimr tables. circulars.
Advertising matter ana tickets are
priEied & q necessary ou account -
the distance from suitable supply
hanse
The fFart construction Is equal 10 the
htsi found tp thla COUNTRY the rails
weighing from 80 % ~ pounds 70 thu
yard A iarEs portion u tbs track .s
laid % solid eoucfsgs foundation. on
a0cauat of The damp climate 4 Wa
Necessary thoroughly "a uoai ail - fhr
steel rails siih asphalfam paint
e was nacessary 90 Uaa ieakwuud ln
AL af ths eaf construction 90 account 81
the ATTACKS ~ the white Ant The ma
ffitY u tke cars are % fhs standard
cfesshsnch open typs used extensively
in ths pnltsa states and f0 provide FOR
the rainy season number ~ eonvsriibie
Ard aemi.eonterAhie ears have been
proeiaed
Portable srreeu partitions are usea
fof sspafstlnE fret aua satoud-class
paaseneer The Canadian system u
tafs cs.ieeHnn hy means gf Art boaea
has been aeopied
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
RUNAWAY STREET
CAR INJURED rs
Brakes Failed TO Work and the
Car Dashed Into One That
Was Stationery.
A@rtatefpuNs

Associated Press
Now YORK oct 2aA runaway
street ear an the new Williamsburg
suspension bridge acres East River
TO-DAY caused The Inlun u twenty-five
peuoas. tso Of them probably fatally.
f0r 5 thousand feet d0wn GA 1.-THE
Manhattan approach Of the bridge al
Christopher street tie car ran with
Its buses cut ef order untI IL hlt and
demolished a standing Foufteenth.st
raf bog ahleb we're seventy fge passeu.
gers ln thls latter ear most Of tie
injuries occurred
u was teH minutes before the broken
uof sides and 8aor o. This ear could
De- taken 0f tht passengers that were
buried Hudef Tie efeckago
John H8.HeB motermaa ~ tile
Christopher street car who remained
on tHe front of bls runaway car trying
20 stop t up % the last ten Yards of
the d0eu.hll rush. viii probably die.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
COMMUNICATED BY
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY

Washington. Uef Nirsss fe.
esapi0 station IS WaNHastoe uas 20
communicate alth re zuaati
eFa ef West Virginia aH ahIeH Pres
.dsugii1n teI IS a passenger f@m
uufi la 1eI8tl tbs morning
Communication eas resumed later
A. soan IS West Virginia Nas H
touch slih TIE wireless station ths
hnt message q be transmitted from
aisers Nas peFsoual ole from Mrs
Roosevelt eougAtalatIag blm an t4e
anniversary " MS birthday presi.
dental party are sell.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
ST. PETERSBURG
IN DARKNESS
Wild Rumors OF General Reyo
luton Has Caused Wide
spread CONSERVATION.
Aszeiafdpms

AasselAlni Press
81 Petersburg Oct z 1919 . m
Warnings 90 pe0rc that lu tass
~ disorder se.dien wliI ere bail car
ffldFes sre posted oH essry street o.
daf TIE cIty Is calm on surface
under rigid measure and TupoH n
order o. restore confidence directed
al shop keepar @ take down boards
from sliap sIudaps 8ar1F tie night
and th'a morning aWake to HHd alI
shops eapened Befa.atIduIsts Save
spread tJlns THAT revelation las he
guH snd JAe eItg s aHei eth the
slaiest rman, faf emmpIea si0Ty IS
aHmt tfat pufs9aa. fcFsr meut
has beeu established Adysas f0m
interior are dis4ietIag
Daring ths afternoon tad widest
runners spread aua Use cItf vas seized
RltH a sea- -psue Stadtats began ta
e5HEftkate and announced Ties would
ha.d the university building against
tHe military
Tfepof was dispatched 60 Surround
tbe hgHding and trouble smomeufar-
Is expected
STRIKERS stopped TIE machinery az
tbe electfie tglt plant and the city
kplanged .afkness
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

shortly bsf9rs hls death lately isaa,
W Buck one q she most promiasnt
taalnsm manof nufilnFtnn "a made th,
request that 81 oA black horse vhlch
e q years - asa. and which Be-,
ssrfsd him faithfully nearly al tha'
time accompany bis BODY G. ihe crave
Thia request uaa complied stir Al ne
funeral vhea the o'd hoFss drew a
carriage allet with aofal emhlsna cent
in h0aof ~ his dead master Is ths
cd Fellows cemetery. Vhers inter
ment toak place
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

Keeper neafsa. of the Saussi uft
saving station. who has resigned ths
place ~ haa held With honor ~ near
y 90 years. las q rare rueort. havlne
saved ~ per=aus ia the surf boat a.
II tha breeahsa buoy ard 81 from tss
sarf Nith rep=a and snaii boats. never
iesins a life within the province of hh
Eiatiaa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

list tferH'a faaf ahp esm
waafef the FHHf rHs an Hsi-
flsH m -H sails @ before
af sent n ~ ne fham
effh DE n g fH Fa1r.c8
tfal Tres h @ Haf toyaHl
E Amrfaa tsfH whether he sld nat
iee f fhs pas hs
ftfHe Na n.Aer lfsl 6dmai.s
tar thf Hfsa EHaftr
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
UNWILLING OF
MORTON M0NUMEN

Nebraska cats 0st 3 refiat
usathef greeted tie thousands q pe5.
p.e sh8 oame % witness theungt.He
Uf fhe norton monument famef
President Cleveland ard partf cf g.
hundred persons. including former
Nee President Stevenson and IaHl
Morton arrived early ob a speJ 81 car
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
G BODIES TAKEN
FROM THE RUINS
The Railroad Hotel at Hot
Springs, Ark, Destroyed
by Fire.
Associated Press

IT." EIT||8 TF"1|
lios Springs Ark.. oct = Sia bod
rs have tHsu taken from the hall-
ro4d hotel a. the coruef o. Kim aug
olisc streets which vas destroyed b
nfw lAst night
llAfff Bradley walter Bluar
Sntdsf. porter Ms Macs. musician
A. T. Mann mHmAd conductor and
tso bodies u ciarfed men beyond
feegnitioa The hotel wss patron
lset hf nmlds and cflpples uudeno.
lng treatment itaEeas eeFe empeli
od e. lamp from second soFf ia tasil
night CLOTHES
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02

An English dostos ssys Al tn tis
saHa that human aesh a heif b ear
b cured by mArrtsKo n there is .
proper seiesien 4 must. of e,ufse
b understood IN this eonuection that
Ssh thlnss e. bow len and cross
erea are uot aiseaasa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
NJ. \. 8 Z RaIInay spselaI..

C0lonlst rate effective september Il.
and continue daily. Including October
81 special colunist rates viii again be
placed un sale 60 points Ia California,
hflzona, NeW Mexico, Old Mexico and
Texas. also % tie Northwest For
further information see Katy agent.
II A. FAHrIusa,
Agent II, K. & r.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
SPANISH AMERICAN
CRUISER FOU RDERED.

London october - a dispatch 70
tire NeNs Agency from Couunna.
Spain. SAYS the spauisl.Amerlcan
.cruisaF Cardinal CisHerus ioundered
.oa Nlllanoya todaY after striking on
IA rock. All on board we're saead.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-11-02
Russian BatiIeship
Destroyed by lneeodlarIes.

London, Oct % A dispatch THIS
afternoon SAYS lt Is reported from Sc.
bastoponi that tile Russian battleship
raiellimon formerly tie kuiaa 70.
temkine has been destroyed by lncen.
dIaIIes.