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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21
Old Indian Murdered.

EVERETT. Wash. July 21.-The
dead body of Doctor Jim. an Indian,
aged LOG years, has been found under
the bridge on the Darlington Branch
of the Northern Pacific. three miles
from Arlington. Wash. with a bullet
hole in the back of the head. The
trail indicated that he had been drag.
sed so feet from the point on the
bank of the stiIiagumish. where II Is
believed he had been sitting when he
was shot from behind.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21
WOMAN TRIED
TO KILL HERSELF
MISTRESS or FREDERICK e.
CARLTON JUMPED FROM
WINDOW FROM iNsPEc-
K TORS OFFICE. ~

NEW YORK, July 2i.-After hay.
ing been cross-examined by Inspec.
tor Cross, Eleanor v%andeventer.
Frederick Cartons mistress, made
an attempt at suicide today by at.
tempting to jump from the window OF
the Inspectors room at police head
quartersSin Brooklyn. She was bare
ly prevented from carrying out her
design.
NEW YORK. July 21.-Eleanor
~Vandeventor. fiance of Frederick E.
Carlton, Brooklyn's so-calIed ''Blue
Beard is under arrest to-day in the
Adams street police street station.
Startling revelations in the remarka-
bic case are expected as the result
of her arrest. 1t is believed that In
spector Gross expects her to tell facts
of sensational interest concerning the
man who is suspected of poisoning
the last two of his six or more wives.
Carlton was arraigned today in.
the Brooklyn Courthouse on a charge
of larceny.
The arrest of Mrs. vandeyeuter,
who says that she was engaged to
marry Carlton and that the wedding
was to be in six months was made
after a long conference between In.
spector Gross, Anthony Comstock,
head of the society for the prevention
OF vice and Miss Marie Breslin, of No.
145 wyckoff street. She is charged
with violating a section of tile pen.
al code which concerns the exposure
or offering for sale Of certain pho
tos. Miss Breslin declares hat Carl
ton threatened to make a trick photo
of her by placing her face on an
other figure. The photograph which
1t is believed he intended to com
bine with kers was found in one OF
Cartons trunks. Mrs. v~andeventer
is said to have posed for 1t. Mrs.
Handkerchief has admitted that her
life had been insured by Carlton, who
is now accused Of defrauding insur.
ance companies by burying Dummy
bodies.
The arrest of another woman is now
being considered according to In.
spector Gross.
Speaking of the arrest of Mrs. Van.
deventer, inspector Gross said: 81
am satisfied this prisoner is impor.
tant and that she knows a great deal.
We have a clear ase against Carlton
on various charges now, and he is
sure Of punishment. 1 am absolutely
amazed at the nerve with which this
man has carried out his various plots.
We have made a wonderful catch.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21
APPLE surrgs
Was Used as Antldose For WIN NJ
rIieid's whiukcy.

With an eye frescoed in a fuIy
chromatlc purple pail, Mrs. WIN Her
rifield came into Magistrate Amos
Office this morning to get a ws--anr
for her husband for not letting hcs
get the best OF It In a little m~nrrzxa
a-faiiure business last evening Al r.clr
happy home for You NJ New Eng!z1d-
She claimed viii came home tnrzk
last night and played he was ar <xz
beaten making an omelet out q aer
VIII was sent for and came IN Ah1;fIr
after noon. He said the lazy hi lin
first, spreading a poll OF apple bu..er
pail and all, over His devoted 2zlr
cut. WIN said he was quilts 81 n
sault and battery and the squire nrz1
him the minimum and told him 10 20
home and be a :1odel husband 5rT'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21
STATE HOUSE

CHARLESTON. w. va. July ao-
The Secretary Of State has issued
charters to the following companies:
Peoples Gas Company, Of Keyser
to produce and deal in gas, electric
ity. light, heat and power. Capita
stock, $4,000. Incorporators. t. n
Davis, Il. G. Burton, w. w. Woods
u. N. Bright and G. w. SILVER. all 4,
Keyser~
The First State Bank. of Barbours.
VILE. To conduct a gener banking
business Capital stock. SOS. oOo. In.
c~orporators, G. E. Thornbury D
Blain Shaw, W. IL stowasser and ]
T. Thornburg, OF Barboursyilie. and
fP. "A. pallandingham, Of Glencie. KY.
Rureau.ofs History.
State Historian Virgil A. Lewis is
having a flag room built ON the third
floor OF the Capitol annex for the
purpose of keeping the flags that are
now in charge of that department
The room will be built of glass and
will be 1890 feet.
The flags in the custody of the State
historian are being unfuried, reno.
waited and classified. They are diyi.
ded into flags, standards and guidons.
Yesterday the colors arranged were
those carried by the Thirteenth, Four.
tenth an Fifteenth West Virginia
regiments. Those standards consis,
of a blue field 6xs feet. In the center
Is the coat of arms beautifully paint.
ed in colors. This was done in 1854
under the direction Of Governor Ar.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21
TennIs Tournaments.

The tennis courts at Ninth street,
on Fairmont avenue, are being work.
ed into shape for the big tournamen,
to be held here September 18th. 9Th
and 9Th. Big plans r afoot for the
event and players will be here from
all over the State as well as from
Western Maryland and Eastern Ohio.
"a series Of four tournaments has
been arranged for. the FIRST at Cum.
berland. Nd. the second at FaIrmont,
the third at GAINESVILLE. O.. and the
fourth at Martins Ferry. o.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21

the warrant. which was sent Sunday
night Cannon refused to waive ex.
tradition and an appeal was made to
Governor Cutler. OF Utah. who Is a
Mormon The cannons have formed
many strong alliances with Gentles
as wen as Mormons. and a determined
effort is being made to save the fam
lily name from disgrace.
Mormons and Gentiies are working
in the interest Of John Q. Cannon and
Il is intimated that Cutler. rs a re-
suit Of the great pressure that has
been brought on him from various
sources. VIII refuse TO issue a redui.
sition for Cannon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21
MADE "rHE QUEER"
Two Men Arrested a. Charleston on
Counterfeit Money Charge.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. July III
Alfred Adkins and ". j. silverton,
who disposed of the sixty counterfeit
half dollars here Wednesday. are un,
der arrest and have confessed to max.
ing the counterfeit in plaster paris
moulds. Adkins is a farmer who was
drawn into the project by silverton,
who is a traveller. and is believed to
be a bad character.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21

for the work viii be by the patruuazr
OF the local merchants. many OF ukznz
have already contracted for sst,cr
tisements. which will be shown si,ag
with character studies. anil Ms TIC
price which will be charged Is srrr
reasonable all the local tradespre5tr
will likely take advantage Of t.
Miss Emerson has the distinr.n,<
OF being the only person hsusizx .
collection OF pictures OF this chusr,cr.
and she secured them at grcat er-
pense and by spending several 1zzrx
In the South. and they ave said ii, Be
very interesting and also amnsIsr
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21
SPLIT EVEN
FAlRMoNr AND CUMBERLAND
EACH WON A GAME yEsTER.
DAY AFTERNOON.

CUMBERLAND. Md. July al
Cumberland and Fairmont split even
here yesterday in their double.header,
Fairmont had the home team nervous
all through the first game. but finally
lost by 10.
In the second Fairmont wouldn't
be denied. and after the first two in.
nings had everything their own way,
winning with ease to the tune of 70.
Lefty Jackson pitched superbly In
the first game. allowing but six hits,
and In the second game Helmick was
invlncible. Welsh essayed to pitch
both games for Cumberland, but Fair.
mont landed on him In the second
game and hammered him hard. Fair.
mont totaied but two errors in both
games. These .wo came In the sec,
ond game. and but for them Hell.
mick would have scored a shut-out.
Il"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21
"rHE SOUTH
BEFORE THE WAR;

Miss Belle Emerson. the only las5
in existence who presents or zzr
ever attempted TO present q work q
so interesting a character. cont>ir
ing over i75 negro character p~lctuasl
will give two exhibitions here On
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings ~
next week on the Y. NJ. c. A. corner
The only way she VIII be reimburse
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21
saptizine In the River.

Rev. o. D. King baptized seven
candidates in a river near the pump
ing station last evening at eight
O'Clock. Two men and I'VE women
submitted to the rite.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21
COR SALE.

Pony. trap and harness. One Of
the incest outfits in the town. viii be
offered cheap. Reason o selling. the
owner is leaving the city. Any child
can handle this pony with perfect
safety. II interested call at Hamilton.
irwin Co. Livery Barn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21
SOCIETY,
Enjoyable Excursion.

The Y. NJ. c. A. river excursion
last evening was one OF the most en-
joyable OF the season. The boat left
the wharf about eight o'clock with a
fair sized crowd aboard and made the
trip to Little Falls and return, land.
ing here about twelve o'clock. With
the exception OF a slight shower the
evening was an ideal one for such an
outing. omen's orchestra was aboard
and their delightful music was one
OF the excursions most attractive
features. The trip was made on the
Isaac Mason.
II their plans have not been
changed the Purinton party is now
in Paris to remain there until Sun
day. Thence they go for a tour OF
the lake country of England. The
Cedric, on which they leave Liver.
pool August 4. sailed from New York
Observation-Disclosures Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rush Miller
went yesterday to near Chiefton.
where they have rented a cottage and
Will camp there for the remainder OF
the heated season,
Mrs. H. E. Munnell will entertain
the ladies' of the Timely Topic Club
tomorrow evening at s:15 o'clock
Warrington Record.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21

stogies, stogies. stosies. 4 for sc
at Lloyd's old stand. s1f Main street.
Saturday only.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21
Deeds Recorded.

June 20. 1902; c. W. Arnett ct u
to Fairmont Trust Co, strip for
street, East Park: 81, etc.
July is. 1905: Minnie Kuhn ct m.
to W. Hunter Atha, lot in Fairview:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21

stogies 4 for SC at Lloyd's old
stand, s14 Main street, Saturday only.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21

Talk with sunklus q mlzr.s,.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-21
suit Entered, circuit court

Efie G. Straight VS.. Charles L.
Clayton ct al; chancery; Arxu><
rules; attorney. W. s. Meredith 4.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16
PROGRESS MADE IN AFRICA
Work og Evamgeliats In the Dark
Continent Has Been Pro6ur.
tive d Much Coed.

Twenty aso years agn there was not
a single sekeol in esntral Africa To.
5ay tbare arr nearlv $40 ln the lAy
nssf8nia mlsslon alone Twenty ave
years $40 nn oue a central Africa
sneN q letter u he alphabet To-day
there are more thau 20o0a scholars iu
the schools Twenty nye years aea
ihera was ~ Christian IN al the eaan.
ig To-day 3ta native teachers pfea B
Christ in The ylllases eyefy Sunday
Twenty years ago gher1 vas hut one
Inquirer after Christ last year there
we're more Than aaAa eateehnmens IN
ihe baptism classes and o. 3 single Aay.
a nne of ghs stations. more ihAn 39
aaulta WeFa received hy h8uHm inta
the church ef God
To tp isea slave caravans weru a.
Hnmeruas IS ever TO-DAY q nronF
British prafeeiorsie has made slave.
raidlne impossible and thls mueh Is
certain thsl Il Christianity had rot
entered Nyasalsrd there Noni8 - "a
British Naturalization there tn Hny
ard central Africa wouit stin . 4
iaua Il darkness ~ spoilaslau ana a
bloed
Each week TolHafeer evSnneeilsia "a
ouf fvD ~ 80 frem the mission No
paf 3 given them hat iee beads sfe
usually furnished g enable lhcm e.
bug fnoi e lae di1sEent stations II
rfast these be esasfei.sia haFs 20
leave saivffa afternoon descend some
aHa fet s. lse laaa sAafs and walk
frum ave e ser miles afanW rough
broken paths % Ehe.r destinations
They return 20 Mandsy ia time fef
afternoon aehao' e thjz aay sums.
times noi less thsn e village services
are hsla N 3 aay
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16
PLAYS PIANO WITH RIFLE.
French Mafkaman Performs Astound-
ing Feats FOR the Amusement
Of RaflaiAna.

Everyone d familiar with tho ~Wii-
liam Tell act which "a 30 popular
among men Who 30 fancy shooting. bat
10 faaf eomes up 30 one With which
a Ffanthman. Castor BofdeseFft. has
heen amusing Paris Taking several
fepeatinH eaghlnea and standing ten
yards from a piane Sc plays Or 70 be
more correct. he sahc0u a cpmpli,
Gated selection from ~Cafailefia knst-
cana A quaftelie sings ne accom-
paasing words aRd the music ls con
qluaea Ia eaaslient lime With aeaFvels
a NroAg nofe The piano MAS. ~ course.
been especially afmoged % siana this
unasuai thumplus
Capt llafdy a sia-ioat Cow boz. ~
Gently gave a remarkable e2hibliien ~
his skill 10 shooting before lhe LaHgoin
tNehl Gun club tiivlnF one af me
state celebrities d handful o. hickory
nuts. HARDY asaed him % thrnw them
Into the aif AZ fast aa he c0eli Sos
siaRle nuf escaped the bullets f1se,
cent pieces tbroen Is feet lnto tbs air
never came back ThfoaeA = card hsid
NJ afnA lshEfh the cuwhay sent 1--WE
hEtlets as fast As thry could be ared
Every shot had passed through s ring
the size OF a quarter drawn on the card
But the most thfiliing isst followed
llalf a dosen hazel nuts weFe smes 90
skVWers anil placed 10 lhe FORM II q
haif circle around i mans bead Then
a. distance 81 20 PAGES IN fhe space
of oniy Seq seconds ala shots we're
dree Evegy nut had been removed in
succession. and WheH ihe skeeera wsrs
examined Is waa found thar they Wefe
ihe same leneth showing that Hardy
bad hll zach pui saaafely la ths mid.
ale
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16
puzzlE FoR 4 PATIENT.
Doctor Advises Rural resiinan % IL
Mafs Walking f1l Hls
Health

whaa TIE tires man eattrea fha ro0m
ke told the aeeiof Be dil ras kro#
SHAT alfd aim hai ha neeaea treat
mert. BE sas pretty NsIl vera eat. ~
Isiss Innaon TT nits
Same ola efagyi exclaimed The
a0eiuf. wbo rs 81 the new fresh afr
school aan can't Use hiYsa g 81 81
saa1o af house 30 asf ffyiuk Nos
could maks myself s c1fpss g. yoa
are aolas by fsgress. Il sai desa here
and did nol stlf
i began lae patient
You mafi have ffesh air. broke e
the doctor 1oa mnsl TAKE inne phika.
aaa brace np b siaflHF uat 4 doors
Sov eaaid make a drug store ont q
fau And foa would thlAk was = smart
mau. hat ny advice p sou Il - NAik.
waik. uAik
hut soeisf interrupted TIE maa
'Nov. my dear mAn. don't afeus The
question. iust take a. advice TaEs
long waIEs every day several Zines 8
daf and SO fouF blood into slrsuias
llot
rai ~ business said the patient
1uf eaarss year business prevents II.
ffsry bedf says that Just chaass your
business - yea siii have 10 valk more
b The say. uhal a yoaf buslnsssf"
I'm = Furai postmanf#
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16
POOR LO HAS
MORE TROUBLES
Complications Arise In AllOtt-
ing Cherokee Land.
NEW SURVEY NEEDED
indians Who Have Lived For
Years on Land and I'M
proved II Lose by
others Filing
First.
NEW SURVEY NEEDED

The are some rather tangling CON
plications arising ia the Cherokee ua
tlon which promise some good hard
work before broughs % close. The
tangIe Is over Indians tiling 90 allot.
menfs WheFe other members IL Their
tribe lad lived foryeafs and improved,
i, IS diliicult To foresee remedy a.
under tile conditions the one Who ales
first IS given a certificate o. allotment
which entities him q the land
The real trouble Sattributed t0ths
lack Of an Improvement survey 81 the
eastern portion Of the nation which
was net made on account Of the 30.
preparation running cut The eastern
part If the Cherokee nation il where
AN the trouble 81 TINS nature Is origin.
ating.
An allottiug party IS now out from
the Tahiequah land Office aiIoflng Ia.
dians who have been arbitrary and
others WHO have neglected % Ole 20
their iand 4 majority oi the Indians
are old settlefo who have lived on the
land and improved it ever since com.
lug % the territory IN the mean.
time while this party Is allatting Tia
land @ the Indian living ga it, otheF.
Of their tribe are iling 8n She same
land At the Cherokee land on'ee.
This IS more noticeable where ths
land IS valuable and an olief las been
made bY white men q the resident
Indian FEC his allotment Ills shFewa
brother knows Of tie aiier and also ].
awaw the and has not been flied sp-
on So he hastens 10 The land ogilee and
dles % the land.
The llrt Instance noted Is the q.
licials n charge 81 this work was ~
ticed last week A Greek ana Chero-
kee Iadlan known as Creek Bills who
r. enrolled On The Cherokee rolls. haa
lived for some twenty years oa a tract
81 land east Of TahleQuah The lsnd
i hiFhH Improved and the Indian and
his family knaw no other home EiaHf
Of hls children are buried there Re.
GENTLY an oIef was made o cfsek
Billy bf a white nan f0f lis aIl0l.
meut. but the Indian aould not listen
to an offer Another member 81 lis
tribe, however. having not 81 taken
bis allotment fastened % the land
oiie and aIsa on this lard. which
makes him tie rIghtful owner
Phoenix.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16
Ruby Items.

Plenty Of rain aud mud
James Martin has Ia gflppo
AIRS Maggie kemwet i quits alck
No. James Martin hAa been chill.
ting
y. W. Adkins i Qul.e sick
ficn Love ls very iow with pneg-
mQnia al hls home near chlldefs
AIR. It. r. Nelson has returned from
i visit down on Ross pfairle
W 4. Carr las gone % lanons %
have his eyes treated
Mrs. BELL Shreck has gone 70 snow
Greek 70 VISIT her daughter MrS q.
vi Martin
Ramey Shrek has returned from
Kansas CITY where be has been SCI
setting his spring stock d goods
James Nelson spent sunday with
his little cousin. Hattie Hall
Jack Nichols And lasv Farley made
a business trip % CoTesgilie Satur.
day.
John Ewen has runtea his farm and
moved 70 the huetllng little tovn q
Ceutraiia
Tod Collins ana Miss ReaSle steph.
eHsou wsfe united in marriage las,
"Wednesday they wcre both highly re.
spected We wish them mach pleas
az, as they sail osnr lifes sea.
Mr> Kmlley Farley died a. her
home on Rlg Greek the morning of
Feb % she vas 81 yeaFs Of age, was
larp Ia Lexington, Ky bot had lived
here Tor 50 years. She haves two
boss. JAMES and Dave, three brothers
and one sister, James, William and
Robert Martin ard MrS Eliza Thorn
bFough u Hunt, OK She vas per.
iectlY willing 10 try tbs realities o.
unknown world. She leaves mary
loved ones aud friends 70 mourn her
demise.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16
LITTLE ONE
ONE SOLID SORE
Covered With Scales and Scabs
From Head to Foot : Doctors and
Al Other Remedies Fall SKIN
Eos Smooth and Clear.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTICURA

Writing uadeF date ol sept. :. tgaa.
Mrs. Matte ShaGef. 81 Cumberland,
Miss, says Some time ago / 81.
defsa and received your wonderful
Cuuenra Remedies. uhich I used oa
ms little afflicted babe with sonasf.
fol results. ! had tried aany other
remedies without any benefit NhAt.
ever auA guticufA eamr ID tho resaue
when my doctors ard an ether ren.
ctllta had failed. Unc doctor pro-
noaneed u stfoiuia. the other ecrefaa.
The little eae vas one solid sorc. eth
scales and seabs ffam head % fnai.
Nhea / started usiaE Culienfa Sesp
end Oininient. Tbs result Nas son.
derfui. and now nv kahy'a face And
body arr sngouth auI clear.
(siened) Mrs. Matte shaficf.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16

A German bafHeepsf sho has been ID
he unlfed States ahoaf ave ssar II
81 that time haz never ssen s llts-dol=
lar sole piece A clerk who had fe-
eslyet oas oi these kuiaen coins - part
q his nat eniefea he saloon uhiSh i
presided over = the German ard called
faf q glass of beer upaa receiving the
feamlus he9ofAzs BE- tenterea IL pay
neni tie ellslsnInE nte-lolIaf cola.
ahlth hlt ne bar wifh 3 msfff jingle.
The bartender after surveying TN pisee
Aud examiplns 4 critically. tossed Il
back e he soksFnmsns elsrk sitb he
shildilts and bland gsgSfh
We aont taks - mFanIs faf beer
hefe fou VII have + take 81 % e
Book shop. ghltana Tribune
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16

llcrhlne III boon ior sufferers from
aueainiA ~ Ifs use the bleed IS
quickly rogeuerated and the color be.
comes normal The dropping strength
is revived The languor IS diminished
Health, vlgot ard tone pFedJmlnate.
New life ard happy activity results.
Mrs Belle Il. Shlrel Mislilcsboroagh.
us, writes Il have heen t-aabicsi
with liver complaint and poor blood,
and have found nothing . benefit me
Ike llerhlhe ! hops never 70 he
without lt have wished that rad
known of Sc IA my husbands life.
time At Peoples drug store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16
prslruellssisrs

Te dms ihe hfe oat ofa burn. Or
heal > eat al,lioat leaving = scar, ase
DeWitts Witch Hazel salto A ase.
ciae Tor piles Get ths genuiue D
l. Tucker, editor of the IlarmonlaeE
Centre. Ala whites n have ussi
neWlith Witch Hazel salsc ia my
family tof pllss. cuts and burns IL
"a tho teg xalFs Ga tllc mAfkst ~.
err family sltosild keep d on hand
Sod by Peoples drug store ds
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-03-16
SENATE oAvrl WELL USED.
has Been on Presiding oaieer's Table
for More Than One Hun
dred Years.

Assistant Sergeant a. Arma stewart
81 the uniiea States senate. has or
iered a silver hand foF the Rascl that
Is used ~ Senator Fffe in calling lhe
eeuai0ra % order Thls Favsl ls uu.
Ike most " thn symbols ~ authority
wielded BY presiding ofscere Il con-
sista q = niece y ivory SHAPED iike
an boar eisas Nobody knows the or
sin or sse % ihe Farsi save that Il
has beea ns0s 10 the senate for more
than iea YEARS n Il yellow sin age
tn& is Sikh and auaeogh as gbc re-
4nlt % bong han8iinN
"rhe history - this Farsi said NJ
Stewart The other day 81 wrapped In
mYnerf We have traced q hafk FAR
enough % knou tbat it came % Wash
lnNion fFsm phliadeipAla lu lsai. ana
haa tsen an chs yiee pFsaaNnls table
ever since have iuss ordered a ~
-. band Win au inscription for the
FaYel 4 Wiii hsaF TIE asie iSai ons
hundrea fears after tha arrival - fhls
ayel IL Washinsian ue ',oaghs ~ Ia
stand fer tho us 81 the presiding or
~ % lie senate The sand and the
savel are enc eHiY pieces of furniture
alioWea permanently en hs deal n
lha senate
The seaase 4 such 3 decefoas hadY
that tbs vice president newer BREAKS
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