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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
POISON FfUD N NAWAll.
aassvea sf Moleknl lslkAd Mrdef
xhsaT xnamiss wath An
eisnt Drugs

What waN ~ HTNt FNp0fteH - AM W
ld1mla. but watch later reports naAhs
Il possible Is somethiag move hinis.
ler, has brohsn oat IN Reiekunn yai'
lgf on the island of MolokaL THIS
valley, writes c. 1. Rhodes. u = spe'
elai rnrvespandsnea - tbs chleago
Daily sewa. Il = naFrow mUrre un The
northeast sids Q. the island. g e e
miles distant fyum the iepeF settle
aent There are 100 people Asing
there. all q whpm are satire Ma
wallana, with the excepsioa q one oF
two Chinese. Communication With
other parts q the iaiand u dlescall.
ana only possible hr boat shFoagh
seas that are almost constantly TEN.
pestuoua The natives i've IL a.
moss primltive style a. their ancestors
did before Capt. cook discovered the
island.
The nrut reports from thia valley
we're that some kind % a sickness
haa sslsea The people. anA ihai sheFs
haa been foar deaths. Frum tho %
ecriptloa given Il vas shooEht thAt
The disease was typhoid fevef Later
reports gave the number % the dead
A. Sin. and With tAls report cane The
statement % some native Havaiians
in Houolala. Who have relatives ~ the
valley. that instead of an epidemic =
leud q long standing had oroAen cas
ana that the dead were the victims q
the mallsnlty ~ their enemies.
some of lhe powerful vegetable poi
cons. which wore known D. the Ancisn'
HAwallans. the knowledge q uhiea
has DOT sntirely died out AnonE -
rAee. especially of the more primitiv'
typea - ne race. ars said % have pfei
usad One faction In the feud is hais
% have a woman for its leader
| while It seems strange that sue'
Wholesale polsenlns a. the result q
sead almost doclmatins the communi
~. could take plA =. stili ia reports 9
In have been aneA - % impress tho@'
who received them. ana tho relief par
Il q which sailed Ger there Feeeuiil
/ vere given explicit Instructions p
/ Gov. Carter 20 investigate THIS repof'
i whether fcud ~ epidemic ths matte
IL 40 serious that the legislature b
II concurrent resolution. called % u
! governor % iaks measures g nucpo
sss little cammunity On the abel
I islana q MalukN therc Is only GO
l phyxlcian. Dr Goodhue Hs = u
D eovsrnment physician a the lspef -
) tlemen' ard has more duties mAn ?
b can properly fuiaii anoug the 10
: lspcrs there On the other side - q
} lsian8 Dr Mounts lives, but he evafs
% prartiee some time agn - ~ b q
9 vote himself 10 bis ranch and sys
!, surrendered his license b practice
Il H. the Pelekuna valley - IL The hA
IL a aoasn ether isolated little Villas
along thas same shore q he isiaA
Ell there has never been = resident phys
cian The communities AFe asnA
z there is % commerce. The p<opls II
!. isolated ana IL the most primiu'
e say
II The sisamar Iifaslke wAs ssns ~
A sserstary II the Territory Aikihso
III nr ]. u Vest Il me army hospital e
& psrosA physielaus ffom honolula y
4 | volunteered 60 20
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
- 80 in psmaaa.

rvldeally tiea4 aesh Il = ropuiaF
article u ilet ulth she Calnamsn = The
straits A young bnt ftllgro~u tiget
80 shot By . NalAs al was brought 81
- rsiuk Aaaoa fuf ths asual govern
nsnt reward uf - The skia. Which
eAs bsauufaliy snsoofh Aad eufts "a
sssn DISPOSED q I'D the meal va salt
Il tnun 81 - esats cz,,y = henang
Eaha
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
Nolsy nawaisaa Cavern.

I'm q femate part af the m0uutAias
81 Haalalal. IN HaasilH said Oscar }
NifnH. Il Honolulu there tas afelf
been discovered q singular h1le that
has been given the local name q the
'iattomiass pit Thia plt Is 3 very
singular abiecf boeagae q sucks Il The
alf with aatenishins force Articles y
ileht uelsht IKE paper shes ghFovn
lnt0 IL mouth. a. not Scat eeutly
downward. but are snaiched up as hy
the hand of 3 giant ard Instantly yan'
ish. A person standing On the esx'
ofna edge can distinctly feel The sif
raahlnr Into lhe entrance aud A niKhi
people IL the locality say that lheY
hear ! noise cnmiag from it that
sounds IKE the rear q e big steam
haat whistle. Washington Post
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
- al ~ -.

rhs dsiiif q al fhe aa4inEs
tanks "a ths World an1aai 10 90 sae.
0eal. eonffiAaiea - szslo 900 -
taslfara q taess fha United States
saous Aggregate deposits q ssos4ifs
eco. credited + f.s1 900 tapasitoft
rhess akarsa Indicate that tAe United
sfatss. uitA l0ss thau nins and s bail
PER cent. of the tsfal population con,
aasfaa .eoatfihntes extf la pr cent
i fhe total savings deposits recorded.
Il has beeu estlmslet thai more than
& .oaa e9a aea - HaHda are annually
purchased ny tha Investing public in
ne Tnited states The savings hanhn
and The Insurance. companies are the
heaviest purchasers 81 bonds but
there are estimated q he NEARLY 200
eco persons 10 ths United States uho
have a. annual surplus - lnsest
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

me lafssg1 nossF ia ne void. 4 s
snla. 4 ths hole. uAloh eFsua ~ IA
Island of AinAananI pn6 uf fts pAliia.
pias zEuan. Il haz fss rzlaiz saeszs
ufEae nearly gafa Il uIaln aat s
single IuweF hna hsAa kanwn Is es,ha
g posndz Is aIues 81 - hlzhazs.
plnneeIs & - Inaa sAoas z64a fass'
abntu ~ l8x& q a. -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

The Hawaiian legislature has passsa
aver l5e governors veto lac allow
lna baseball ana similar amaemsn#a
o. sunday and permitting CIGAR an4
otter slaHps Ia aaIa cen - a.
DE-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

sHola aid MaanaafIaf Hika saie
sna hear about a. kind IadT y e
A8nIeAn da1 les 3 faftune g feed
lt2uDs
N6zs ndnss wasted answered
n|.=aa|z4 IsIz what a|Iz Sc aln1
naans. IzslH|fsl N.se|ae|en zlaz.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

Ths enpHzss dnHazzf aI uAlaa 30
Azpeadsa thm a. szQApaa o. -
nanssleam n,saf rshiaa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19
Nwstto mss oama

A game Z ties called saro n PLAYED
. he SsrFitas IL tAs Philippine
lHHaad q 6aia iha marke % the sasaii
~ zen euhes are .nesged linea made
sith 4 knifa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-19

IN the elty of Honolulu thefs ls e.
male policeman Moreover she Il q
wonan II means who undertakes he
daty f1r he fun q the thing and refuses
q aeeapl payment she lH Miss Helen
wilder. and bee father ia wealthy
sugar planter she ia psfmittsd - Be
mounted Offices. end Vas gfant2d he
sxcopsinaaI prlsilese q designing her
osn uniform, choosing : soEf feli nat
esfh 8 pretty silver baase. ans . hecom-
ine skirt of dsrh blue she carries q
revolver. aiao. and looks ths part 70
perfection
aaninIseeutiaI
Visitor Your daughter, dear madam,
4 really charming 4 | eefe g yeafs
gosnssf. should Be madlF 4 luse
eIll. hef
cas Widow 81. na4on. So 7eaHs $50
lossaa iasi aa shs does ageIe'
HsIaHhas NltazIeF
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-18
Obituary..

Caroline B. Benden, nee Spencer, was
born February %, 1s47, at Newport
Monmouthshre, England.
She was married at 81 years Of age to
John Benden at Bristol.
To this union there were born four
children, Alice, George, John and Ed.
ward. John died in infancy.
Being converted in early life, she
became member of the Evangelical
church at Bethesda, Bristol, of which
she was faithful member until she left
England with her husband and daughter
for this country in October of last year,
settling together near Mattawan, with
their only daughter. Mrs. Alice Cook.
She passed into her eternal rest after
a very brief illness Thursday, August 10,
1905, at II 80 p. m.
She leaves a husband, three children,
four grandchildren and a large circle OF
friends on both sides Of the Atlantic to
mourn her loss.
The family wishes to extend it's heart
felt gratitude for the great kindness and
sympatbyIshown them in their sad be-
reavement.
Funeral services were held at the
home, Rev. w. X. Lane officiating. In
terment was at the Harwick cemetery.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-18
Go6IeWiie News Sold.
Mrs. j. M. Hall Succeeded as Proprietor
by Mr.. Travis

Mrs. j. M. Hall, who has so creditably
edited the Gobleville News, makes her
farewell bow to the patrons Of that
paper and bespeaks for her successor a
more liberal patronage from the adyer-
Using public thar has been given to the
paper in the past. She says:
1--WE trust the people will feel their
responsibility in this matter in the future
and do their share in advertising their
line of business in the vicinity in which
the paper circulates. Then it is that
people will 60 TO that town TO trade and
not take their money TO another place
because they are willing to give public
ity to their vacations or advertise their
wares. The Gobleville News is entitled
to three times the support il is receiving
along this line, and We trust the people
will give Mr.. Travis the best of support
in his new undertaking among US, as he
intends to print double the amount at
home we have been doing and give his
entire time to the editorial and outside
work, and will hire a first class printer
to look after the Office"
The True Northerner extends 10 Mr.
Travis congratulations upon his acquir-
ing the News, and wishes him success in
his new venture.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-18
Elif0ri0I Comment.
financial Prosperity.

The high water mark is reached in the
circulation OF national bank notes, the
total amount now reaching the sum OF
S503,OO0,0OO. The total amount in circu-
lation at the close of the Spanish war
was s240OO0O00 and the increase since
that-about seven years-has been ITO
per cent. The total money in circule-
ton August l was 81 ,546, 5S9,503, 20 per
cent of which is bank note circulation.
While the bank circulation has increased
ITO per cent, the resources of the banks
have kept pace. The increase in the re-
sources Of the national banks has been
from 81 600, OOOO to 81 ,35O,OOOOOO and
the resources Of the other banks have
doubled and are more than So, 600 600
coo. The cash holdings in state and
national banks now aggregate the modest
sum of s57O,OOO,OOO. Now is the time to
get out of debt instead Of in.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-18

Mr.. and Fred w. Pugsley, Dowagiac
Kittie Ismon Elwood, Chicago.
Mrs. Robert Shreeve, Schoolcraft.
Ida Pugsley Streator, Hopkins.
Mrs. @. w. Waite, Mr.. and Mrs
Huyck and children, Chicago.
Fred Arnold, Grand Rapids.
Helen Erkenbeck, Guadala lara, Mex.
leo.
V. =. Blow, Titusville.
Perrin Glidden and wife, Detroit.
+. A. Crane, Kalamazoo.
Mrs. l.. j. Hosler, Pontiac.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-18
Hotel arrivals.
DYCKMAN HOUSE.

l.. w. Melchor, Chicago; c. A. Robert
son, Armour car lines; Dodge base bal
club, Mishawaka, Ind; Fred Longwell
Schoolcraft; Cora d. Martin, Kalama
zoo; ID. G. Anderson, Tyler, Texas; Dor
G.. Rogers, Milwaukee; II. Stern, Law.
ton; G. A. Crippen, Lansing; A. McIn.
tosb, Hartford.
CLIFTON HOUSE.
DR.. A. ID. Ravens, Colon, Mich
G. A. Mason, North Java, N. j.
N. F. Kenney, Ontonagon; j. Hastings
Bangor; ii. Baker, Sheboygan, Wis
Paw Paw Tigers base ball club, Paw
Paw; r. G. Paddock, Bangor; w. II
Conway, Decatur; Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Drew, Chicago.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-18
FOR SALE.

] will be pleased TO show at Greenwood
Ogemaw county, few good things. A
farm of 440 acres, 70 acres improved
considerable timber, 1000 worth OF
stock and implements, immediate pos
session with crops. Several parcels OF
40 acres and up. A very desirable loca-
ton for an apple orchard of 100 acres.
Write for particulars.
HARRY o. SHELDON,
II Lansing, Mich.
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HImena 4. o. T. M. NJ. Picnic..

Tent No. 34S, X. o. I. NJ. NJ, of AL
mena, will hold its annual picnic at Hall
Spring brook Tuesday, August -. Pic
mic dinner, ice cream, etc. Ball game.
Come all and enjoy good time.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-18
Peculiar Disappearance.

j. d. Runyan of Butlervile, o., lai d
the peculiar disappearance of his painful
symptoms Of indigestion and biliousness
to Dr. Kings New Life Pills. He says:
They are perfect remedy for dizziness,
sour stomach, headache, constipation,
etc" Guaranteed at Lopgwell Bros
drug store. Price, % cents. m
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-18
Home Coming Week in California.

Orange, Calf, August ~, 1905.
Dear Friend Cummings
We have all had the home coming
week" in mind but DO one was thoughtful
enough to recognize il in any way until
Mary Clement Forsythe sent us all a
note to come to Eastlake park, Los
Angeles, and have the best imitation of
home coming week that we could pro-
duce on SO short a notice. We had not
thought that the old town was especially
well represented in Southern California
until they all came together. Here is
list of those present. See il you do not
think we fairly represented the old place.
Philo g. Forsythe. Oscar L. Braddock,
Mrs. Matte Blackman- Pitkin, Mary
Clement Forsythe, Mary Blackman-
Braddock, Miss Ellen r. Thompson,
Amelia Munger Hilliard, Capt. J. w.
Handy, d. +. Hubbard, Mrs. Wiley
Hubbard, DR.. A. j. Scott, Mrs. Annis
Brown-Scott, A. j. Scott, Jr., Miss Mar
garet Scott, Miss Beulah Scott, Master
Robert II. Scott, Mrs. Helen Grout-Hib-
bard, Miss Grace Grout, Mrs. Clara
Sellick- Merrell, Mrs. Katie Coy Wildey,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Pepper, Mr.. and Mrs
G. A. Wise, Mrs. o. A. Wise, Miss Myrtle
O'Dell, Mrs. Emma futile Thomas, Mrs
George futile, Mr.. and Mrs. Barron
Reynolds, Mrs. Hannah Jones and Mrs
S. Kennedy.
We knew that Buell. Bonfoey was in
town somewhere, but could not locate
him in time TO send him word. The old
town and the days of old were talked
over and some | noticed had a little
catch in. the throat when the old days
and incidents were mentioned NELLY"
Thompson, who taught so many of those
present in the old days, was there and
somehow she seemed TO have drank of
the spring of eternal youth, as she is
nearly the same as in the days when she
sat behind the desk in the old school
house ard tried so hard TO nstill little
wisdom into the minds of some of US
present. She did cot feel yesterday that
her work was all for naught. Mary,
Matte, Clara and Annis all looked the
same, only possibly little more matron-
ly and dignified. do not think Philo is
one day older than when he used to fill
prescriptions for paregoric and other
substances of villainous nature. But
Mary is like an old piece Of dainty china,
and we are glad she is in this climate,
where old age touches her children
gently and lulls them into forgetfulness,
keeps them from remembering that they
are not so young as in the dear old days
at home. Capt. Handy thinks it would
take off about % years If he ould go
fishing in Pugsley's lake once more. We
ate our luncheon, fed the swans, looked
at the animals rode on the Hurry 60
round" had boat rides on the lake, tea
at the japanese tea house and at 4:30
said good bye with sigh and agreed to
meet each year that home coming week
was held in Paw Paw, and if we could
not be with you in body, at least we
ould in spirit.
Sincerely yours,
I S,Orr
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-18

The Wolverine Nursery. A complete
line of guaranteed stock at moderate
prices. q. E. PRATER, JR., Prop,
Paw Paw, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-18

For Old Line Insurance Companies Of
farm and city property apply TO f. E.
Downing, Paw Paw, Mich.
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Pensions.

Pensions.
Having recently been admitted to
practice before the department of the
interior, shall hold myself in readiness
10 transact any business before the de.
partment that may be intrusted TO me.
Especial attention will be given to pen
sion claims.
03tfl o. W. ROWLAND.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-18

Boats TO let. Lone Pine Farm" Sand
Lake, If e. =. SHARP.
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w w Dole, Kalamazoo
Mrs E French, Chicago
E E Fuller, Benton Harbor
Nina Foster, Zion City, III
Mr. and Mrs Cleveland and daughter, Kali
amazoo. Mrs G w Flanders. Three
Rivers Mr. and Mrs Froman, Chicago
Geo. w Gould, Minneapolis. MINI.
Mrs. Daisy Gregory Youngstown, Ohio
| Mr. and Mrs e w Green. Hillsdale
DR. Geo w Green, Dowagiac
Fred L Stevens. Plano, Ill
L O Graham and wife, Cobleville
Beth Giles, Kalamazoo
Chas. Mason and wife, Chicago
Mrs Q n Hilton, Denver, Col
A N Hamlin, MoLoud, MINI
DR. Hugh Hurd, Chicago
Miss Cora Hudson. East Orange
j w Hunt and wife, Aurora, Ill
Lillian Andrews. Plano, Ill
Mrs / G Hills Mattawan
Grace Harwick. Lewiston Idaho
Mrs j II Holmes. Or Rapids
Mrs c HinkIey-Cochran, Kalamazoo
Mrs L NJ Hinkley, Kalamazoo
B j Hinkley and wife, Decatur
@ NJ Hinkley and wife, Vaudeville
A A Hinokley and wife. Saranac
Row Hinckley and wife, Hartford
D w Hurlbut and wife, Kalamazoo
r B Qua. Gaylord
Georgia Rooms, Oak Park III
L A Jones. Oshtemo
Mrs Ella Kingsbury, Ann Arbor
Mrs John Kelley, Bloonngdale
Fannie Breok-Lumbard. Leslie
E B Longwel and wife. Chicago
c A Lamberson and wife. Kalamazoo
F Leach and wife, Chelsea
Julia Granger-M and son Peoria III
Nancy Breed Myers, Hillsdale
E McEntee, Kalamazoo
Fred Mosier. Dec atur
Cora d Martin, Kalamazoo
Chas F. Mason and wife, Chicago
Lily Ford, Chicago
g M Parker, Goblevile
Mrs NJ G Marshall, st. Louis No
L w Mills, Mason
F w Mason, Chicago
Sarah A brams Maxwell, Butler Ind
Hattie Saxton Gillespie, Jackson
Addie Saxton- Brown, Jackson
Mrs = MoEntee, Kalamazoo
Emmett Northrup and wife, GAINESVILLE Wis
Joseph North, Grand Rapids
B A Nixon. Hilsdale
Mrs w Oliver, Decatur
Vie Whiting Odds Chicago
Chas Paige and wife. So. Bend Ind
Mrs Martah Beatty. Baltimore Nd
Mrs F Pool, Ashland Wis
Mrs l. A Packer Lawton
Salina Downing-Palmer, Almena
Eva Jones-Parliman, Kalamazoo
Orlie Warner Austin. Else
Fireman Phillips and wife, haywood III
Tillie Phillips. Kalamazoo
Call Longwel-Phelps, Lawrence
w w Parks, King City Mo
Zell Raleigh, Chicago
Mrs VIM Roberts. Hopkins Station
Miss Root. Cleveland. Ohio
Ada Randolph-Russ, Allegan
Mrs Rohde and son, Souix Falls s D'ka
n H Randolph, Chicago
E E Rowland, Paw Paw Lake
Mrs. VIM Renwick, Grand Rapids
Fred Snow and wife, Spenoerville Ohio
J H Shrine. Grand Haven
Mrs L st Johns, Berrien Springs
Elvira Sisson-Wilmont, Central Lake
A H Stevens and wife. Battle Creek
Ella Coleman-T thompson, Detroit
Chas Thurston and wife, Flint
Mrs w w Tyler, Laoota
John 6 Todd, Bangor
Addie Rowlee-Van Fleet, Kalamazoo
w F and E Warner, Grand Rapids
Mrs E E Wooley, Cleveland, Ohio
Cora NJ. Whaen, Decatur
Verne Williams. Kalamazoo
Irene Beddo- Wallace, Benton Harbor
James J Waters, wife and daughter |
Zion City III
Mamie Wakeman. Hllsdale
O s Wood and wife, lopa
Helen Wills on, Lansing
j w Warner, Grand Rapids
Mrs. Byron Abrams M ason, Alma.
Mrs. w. II. Neel, Dublin, Texas. ]
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-18
Since RELY yours,

A. j, SCOTT.
P. s. / nearly forgot to tell you that
Grace Russell was there You remember
her do you not? She is the daughter of
the old professor who was there for a
time. She is trained nurse and makes
her home in Los Angeles. She says that
her mother and sister are in Canada.
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Claire &. HarrssOu

Claire &. Harrison
Teacher Of piano and organ, elemen tary
and advanced. Studio % n. Kalamazoo
st. 3mo.*
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r. Il. ChappeIl
For Sale.

Peppermint lands IN St Joseph county,
Indiana, in large or small tracts. In
proved or unimproved. Suitable for
market gardening or dairy business.
Near fine markets. Prices low and terms
easy. For full particulars address =. O.
Box 72S, South Bend, Indiana. 4t*
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Schedule OF Teachers Examinations.
19OA-S.

October 1920, --.--.-..-........-....- Paw Paw
Grafton at Laying Of Corner Stone Of Bunker Hi
Monument-Webster.
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Once days every Saturday. Office in southwest
corner, FIRST floor of court house. Telephone at
once and residence
II 4. A. ASEI line, Co. Com'r of Schools.
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Largest Circulation in the County
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-28
AT
ODDS WITH
VENEZUELA

Warrington, Dec. 2s.-S rious trouble
has again broken out between Colombia
and Venezuela, according to cable advices
received at the state department yester-
day from Bogota.
1t appears that one OF President Castro's
generals named Montilla stationed near
t,e border, finding himself dsliked by
President Castro. fed across the border
into Colombia to a place called Cucuta.
The Venezuelan consul there demanded
his arrest and that he be delivered to the
Venezuelan authorities.
The demand was submitted 10 Bogota
and the Colombian government instructed
the local authorities at Cucuta 10 arrest
the man and send him TO the capital pend
Ing extradition proceedings. But In the
meantime and before this order reached
Cucuta, Montilla made his escape and
has not yet been found.
President Castro was greatly angered
at this and promptly recalled the Vene-
zuelan consul at Cucuta He also served
notice OF his intention to withdraw the
Venezuelan consul at the Colombian cap
ital Bogota.
The diplomatic relations between CO.
lombla and Venezuela were just on the
point OF being established. and this
last action is equivalent TO a complete
rupture
1t Is believed here. however, that wher
President Castro learns that the Colon
bian government was not at fault the
threatened trouble will be averted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-28
DESCRIPTION filed in the office of the

DESCRIPTION filed I'm tho office Of the
secretary Of state, pursuant to the pro-
visions Of Section l. Of Chapter 627 OF the
Public Laws, passed March g. 1899, entitled
AN Act TO Protect the Owners OF Cans.
Bottles and other Vessels used In the sale
Of Mineral Waters MIX, Beer. Cider,
Wine or other Beverages and Compounds. "
Name of person, copartneNship or corpora
tion, j. Tyrrell Principal place Of busi-
ness, 54S Lonsdale Ave, Central Falls. r.
l. nature OF business transacted Ale.
Beer and Porter Bottlng; kind of recep-
tacles used, Bottles and Cases; descrip-
tion of the name. device or other designa-
tion of ownership: On Bottles. J. Tyrrell,
5is Lonsdale Ave, Central Falls r.. L.,
within circle, outside Of circle the words
Registered and this Bottle to he returned
when empty; on Cases, J. Tyrren Cen
trail Falls. r. l., together with the word
Registered and the letter T and a Star
In witness whereof, | have hereunto
signed my name this fourth day of De-
cember in the year Nineteen Hundred and
Five.
I TYRRE-I I,