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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
A WOOLEN MILL
PROPOSITION
Such An Industry NAY Be Sc
cured For vinita.

+ 6 Nfsby q Mansfield No. uas
hers last night lu consultation with
Seymour Riddle president 81
tils Commercial cub Is regard to
establishing a eoaien mill at his
place
Mf NeNbF expressed TIE belief q .Af
saeh a plant here eoalt prove a ferY
profitable investment. and proposes lo
take cnethlu of TIE stoeA II 4 e8m.
pans with a capital sioeE ~ tla.eo
can q ofsan.tcd
NJ Riddle vii present tie pronssr
tlaa - the Commercial club and # IS
yeTf likely the company wlll b organ
Ifet
~ NeehT has lecn successful in
this line of business. and propss 60
CONS to Nlnlta and manage the miIl
if established
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
LOOKS FOR
STATEHOOD
Tams biSby Expects TO See It
Granted This Winter.

Washington AHf is Taus Et
eI Muskaeee Wlia has been a s. e
inktU a basntss Nth iN e
department relative to tts
csuf % tile aIudias up aE te Esaln
II ~ E4e civilized Ta1as esHmIe
saa icn Tonight lor tas territory
HeI0u ieaflnF TIE eitY 4 eau SD
himself a. taiue satisfied wills the
suoeess 81 hs VISA here ard che con.
dIisun 0f anain De fhe Indian rar-
to3 ne had - ldta hoa long b.
uoaid take O. complete tie work but
sad chat Be vas satisfied eat ahen
ons auisHed H soaId Is IS the salts.
faction 8 everybody Speaking on
tlesabieci 81 statehood andhis course
ln tie event OF admission ui tie in.
daH rofffaTY As s state Be said
ugA taf ihe admission Of okla
hana aud lndlaH Territory as aBe
state 40 tlf next session 0f congress
uHee a,iwijto1 there viii o. q great
scramble iof Offices. would not be-
surprised - seo afieen asplrants for
senatorial honun from the Indian
Tefrllorf a. faF as ana con.
eeFued n this matfer ! have NOT set
decided what J sill DO / am not o.
eillfrn of tie Indian Territory uof 30
I pretend o De- aae. am 4 poor man.
think this dessrbes as p0ai-
tlou gieafif as iar as The senalatahlp
SIGHT b concerned
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
RNLLETIN

reElsmoathI Aus 81 TIE pekes
conisrsncs resumed 81 ten o'eiesk
THIS momlnK and dleean wofs viilsaat
dslAs
Article saas ef tie peace conditions
las ben sErssd upaa
At the morning session lHs nousll.
sraisea of article four which relates
tse Llaoinnz psninsala and lile saf.
feiasf 81 Russian leases see begun
A. tie cosslau of ssklaHn Is the aith
aFtleis. tie nataml deiactleu aeala
be shal toass would silusNa csilIs-
ion sud possibly dead logs Rut il
appears that Il 4 llssly ti.ai ihs qass.
tian a tiis esslou 4 tis island. shleh
neither side IS prepared 20 1lsld when
feaessd b muiual agreement would
b pssipoued until tie end
Tie Associated psess i abr ta
state aQih9Fatlsely from holh sides
tilaEths twelve articles noN before
them constitute the siase of prs.
pectlse Treaty Of Washington bat
a. ne wording j. subject q revision
Il desa not s. expected. necessarily
establish TIE lnai text
Tie Associated pfs.s IS uiormed
that shlle covering lhs surrender Of
The lsase d TIE LlaotunT Peninsula
and ~ Rlonde AID Elicit Islands.
which are included IL the lease held.
Article ~ does not touch Fort A..
thur and lalns wlsh afe roanted IN
separate articles
Tie Jspaness ll Is understood, Il
least lof the present, count aron tie
occupation of tlese Two points
AFilele II ssrecd -. consideration
was 80 elsen 10 Article Y whlch r.
lales tu ccsslnn u sskahaliu Island q
Japan. bat Ia the coarse Of dsssuszlan
. difference ef sisvs developed ana i
vas decided = TAXI note of opposing
opinions and pspceed to tie consider.
atlun q otfsf articles
Ne fufshsl sgfesaeni had iesb
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
JAPS WOULD GIVE
ROAD TO CHINA
Chinese Eastern Railroad Now Up For
Discussion

fsarl,ed ui,sn iie eonfsfsacs adloam.
81 Il ) o'eiees 10 tlss af,smoon
Portsmouth n. H. Aag "a A
communication Issued AZ / y u,is 81
temoon ffum shs psacs eonfssenes Is
a. follows
In me mofning sitting "a the lttA
Of August. Article arst saz disposed q
anA .tls plsnopossntAnss pFocesdsd
viii tl.s discussion Of article tso
Ths mestlns adioamei q o'cioek q
u resumed 81 o'eaoek
Article one q, agfssi "a b plsaigo.
teat.aFies szs uet sn tlss lanFaAks
submitted b JApansse Il had tesn
madlacd g ntartf meet ths wislse q
the Russian plgaip ntianes. but 60
stat extent cannot b deauitsly
stated
Wltts had insisted that laFsn
pufpgs W&s g. make & spendeueg q
kafsa ana - vahis1 thr sHsuAge Il
ms article e c1uieTm 20 1aNn's -eal
iuteations
Wliie wes prepua from tht begin.
ulue % ace = this article Ills only
objection being a. II lis form
~ wanted thf lsagusNf - she's a.
ieast that Japan intsadsd 70 pslsb-
lish 8 proteagefate assr Korea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
Neither Side Prepared to Yield on CeS-
sion of Territory
ROOSEVELT'S
LETTER READ
Before The National Negros
Business League.

Associated press
Nee YORK aug o. 4 letter from
President Roosevelt 20 Secretary En-
rhetl , scgis, of fAe National Negro
Beslnc0 League. uas rad tsfore that
gathering Ii this clly iis said in
part
sThe seccess ~ youf organization
and development among eur culored
fellow citltens of the feFY qualities
for whirh foa stand wHi mean mofs
faF tlle solution of tho acs problem
tban any pllllanthspglc efofiM mefsIy y
from the oatSids could possibly O..
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
Al tedFms

Portsmouth AaK it Tho rsaee
plealpotcttlares began their session
today a. es8
Tie discussion vas RESUMED un tie
coadltiuna relating r. Tee status 81
Korea witte continuing e arge that
the language of tbs CLAUSE should a.
plleltsly slas wiiaf l,s coutentrd sas
true q re japanese Intention Fe
garalng tie Hermit Kingdom Va q
make 81 Il ! preylnee 81 lapan
Il sil - saseal DAYS af tie pres.
ent rate of nruerea before either q
tie critical points u difference Is
reacled
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
WILL ASK FOR
A RECEIVER
For The Kansas Fire lnsur-
anee Company.

Associated Press
Topeka kas Aae N state inMf.
auee Superintendent nuling stated
todzf tlat urou tie adfies uf Atty.
General Coleman De would ask ths
dlstfici court 90 appoint feeelser
fof p, kansas Fire Insurance CEN.
pans
Tie csWnauy eas organized two
years ago aud nuaben amone ia
sfoekholden several sell known Kan.
s4s politicians
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
ALARMED
Alleged Plot TO Blow Up Pres
ldent's Train.

Associated Press.
Nsp Eafk. Aus ~ Because af o.
alleged plot % h.aw up President
l.ooscFelts train near hdgeNood it
dsFelopes thar ilss Erie anicIaA we're
alarmed tor Use chief executives
safety Saturday on DIS saY from
cbauiAaaua n ! and ni bis car
over a bFanrh in rouuaatout way
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
Cbe cbicfa os vta Every AFTERNOON
RECIPROCITY
CONFERENCE
eeesFwe
SIX Hundred Delegates at Chi
eago Session.


Associated Press
Chicago Aug a. TIE Nas.c.sz.
Reciprocity coufsfencs today began q
tvo days sselon. ala hundred delr.
EAtes ffom all parts q the country
having assembled 10 disaspn reciprocal
trade relations wlth uttseg countries.
amendment u illagleY garif laa. a.
tsfations 81 Interstate commerce laWs
anf Aindfed matters
A natabie ftat0Fs wa the attend.
Afics cf fofeiT8 causals, resident in
Chicago, repre~enting nearly sFtry
country ii the nafld
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
MAD SCRAMBLE
FOR LAND
Crowds Of HOmsseekers Garh.
cred al North Platte.


Associated Press
North Platte Neb Aug a. a biz
crowd lined up before The land oalce
here this morning awaiting TIE upsn
iHs o. ths doors The town Is Tiled
9th people and hundreds sefe forced
to sleep iu The open last night
Every available vehicle for getting
e. the land Is balHq used
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
APPOINT
RECEIVER
For Peoples United glales
Bank.
Associated Press

associated Press.
&C. Louis Me- Avg b Antwlth.
standing fte decision annonucsd 70
day Of tlls Peoples United State bank
T. 80 into voluntary liquidation Judge
NeElhany today sranted al applica.
ton iof . receiver upon tire request q
tie Attorney General The state court
then appointed i receiver buf With
held same temporarily
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
MEMORIAL
TOWER
Dedicated 10 the Memory Of
Ethan Allen.
AmclafMpmm

Associated Press
Burlington, Vermont Aug Is Yer.
meets state holiday ths anniversary
ot tic hattit az Bennington, was slr
nalited - fhe dedication u q msmo.
rial tower 10 revolutionary p4trSot
Eshan Alien. ~ ms city
Nlee-Pfesidtnt fairtanks was the
principal speaker and rrestlien, Rouss.
Teit eAs represented 81 secfegafy "
luteriof liitcicock.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
AUCTION OF
TOWN LOTS
Many In the Territory 10 be
Sold This Fall

Mnskoeee T. q Ans Ia About
Nxfg taosHt iots sill be sg'd under
The supervision Of inspector Wright
at fnfi ellison September il Tie
alss wlitlse made 81 auction a. lhe
highest bidders
These lets were anlmpfneed when
The government appralsement eas
made ard 10 one therefore could claim
them Lofs of this Kind sill be odd
% about - territory towns this fail
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
MARKET REPORT

St Louis, No. aug le, 2.g0 D. no.
SIS thousand cattle here. steers ioc
g ibc loser. coas &c t0 ioc ioMer
calves steady Chicago twenlY.four
thousand, weak
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
FELL FROM HOSPITAL
WINDOW TO GROUND

kansas GitY No. Aug IS ilefhtn
Nils. formerly treasurer Il the Jarvis.
Conal n Mortgage ard Trust company
Of fhls citf. eas found lglnF on tie
sidewalk IL front = iieihaHs hospital
et kansas Clly, whafe De aas 40 81.
mate. ioiA4 and died teo hours later
llls skull vas crush Ne lad eliief
Jumped of fallen ffem iae siudee e
his nsom 81 TIE a.eond noaf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
IRE
Post Office and Stores Burned
at Turon, Kan

Associated Press
Hutchinson kas Aue 5 AZ I'll.
RON This county esfly toIAg fv IS.
asafed 3 block of frame buildings In.
ending several stores ara TIE go
cfssa Nearly ail # the hHidings ard
stocks Wefe Insured
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
JOINT WRECER'S
TRIAL POSTPONED
Untll Friday Morning 10 Secure
Witnesses.
Associated Pres

7I77@71IHIIH -
iola Kan. Agx = -rbs trial -
Melvin. The iginl wieckef fof mslle.
Ions destruction " property las hosu
poslfaned ahtii Friday morning tp
permit both slass . secure ~ltnessss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
Big Fire in California
AMniaiedpesS

HH4s=at ANHH fN.e
liakemyIlle callf Fin here today
destroyed Ten buildings 10 the busi.
ness centsf ~ Tie city, including tho
seribner epem Honse,the largest tie.
atef Ia toen
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17
STRIKE:
international Brotherhood Of
Teamsters Endorse Chi
cago Strike.

Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA "a Aae ~ lhe
international Hfoihoriood Of Teah-
aen convention to-day voted IA favor
q endorsing the Chicago strike
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-17

fsarl,ed uisa lie oonfefsncs adjourn
- Il ) o'eloes 10 tlse aftsmoon
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-03
A COLD-BLOODED u1rRnEp
II. r. Gresset Shot Down IN Front of
His Home BY S. w. ID. Coker.

Richmond, Va, October 2S.-A Glou-
cester c. H., Virginia. special says:
When r. E. Gresset came out of his
house in King and Queen this mornin.
about sunrise he was shot with a rifle
by s. W. d. Coker, who had been con.
cealed under the high steps.
When Gresset fell he begged Cocker
not to shoot again and Mrs. Gresset
also ran out and begged hi mnot to
again. Coker calne I'D close ia
Gresset and fired again, hillin. him
instantly.
Cocker then sent word 70 J.. w. Mars
ton and Henry Dudley to some to his
home, Greenwood, with officers, as he
had shot Gresset.
Just as the officers drove I'D to w.
ID. Coker's house they heard a gun 20
Off and they found Coker dead.
He had already killed his wife and
two little girls, n 6 and the other 9
years old and had laid them out.
Cocker came from South Carolina
about : years ago. Gresset was born
and reared in King and Queen. Mrs.
Coker was a Miss Ray, of King and
Queen. The two men lived about two
miles apart. No one knows of any ILL
feeling between the men prior to the
the tragedy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-03
ADDRESS BY CLEVELAND
At dwelling of Statue of j. Sterling
Morton at Nebraska City.

Nebraska City. Neb., October 28.-
In the presence of 5000 persons, witt
elaborate ceremony, a statue of J. Stcr
ling Morton, secretary of agriculture
in the last Cleveland cbinet, and fonn-
der of Arbor day. was unveiled at Mo-
ton Park this afternoon. Among those
present were Grover Cleveland, Adlai f
Stevenson, Governor Mickey, Hilary A.
Herbert, David r. Francis and others
associated with Mr.. Morton during his
term Of Office. Sterling Morton, a grand
son of the secretary, drew aside the
curtain which exposed the statue TO
view. There were six addresses, prir
cipal of which was that of Mr.. Cleve-
land, which was a touching euIogy Of
his former cabinet officer and personal
friend.
Other addresses were by Governor
Mickey, who welcomed the visitor5:
Hilary A. Herbert, David r. Francis
MIR. Stevenson and DIR. George L. Nil
Ter the latter OF Omaha.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-03
WANT RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Proceedings Commenced i'm Ohio Dis
trict Court Against the Mutual Life
and New York Life Insurance COM
panieS.

Akron. Ohio. October asa quo
warranto proceedings were commenc-
ed in the district court here
today by Prosecuting Attorney
Hagelberger on the advice of ex-Attor-
ney General Monet. of Ohio. against
the Mutual Life Insurance Company
and the New York Life Insurance
Company to GUST them from the state.
by taking their franchises from them.
on the ground that the companies hav
misused their power for the past
five years. in violation of the laws of
the state. Thirty-three interogatories
are submitted to h companies to be
answered. The appointment of re-
ceiyers is asked for.
Tt is alleged in the petitions that
both companies in their annual state
ments to the insurance commissioners.
failed to disclose a large and substan-
tial mount which was contributed to
Cornelius n. Bliss. one of the men,
bers Of the National Republican COM
mittee. the amount OF which said to
be in excess of s100, 900. It is also
alleged that companies paid out under
the guise of fees $3.50. 900 TO lobbyists
to influence the legislature in this
state and other states.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-03
HIS DEATH
Robert Veno. a slack Wire Artist With
Van Amburgrs Circus. Fell and
Broke His Neck ut n Performance
In Wadesboro.

An unfortunate accident. resulting
in h death of one of the attaches Of
Van Amburg's circus. occurred dur
ing the performance OF the show here
Monday night. The victim OF the ac-
ciden was Robert veno. a slack wire
artist. and a fine looking. attractive
young fellow.
Neno was the slack wire performer
VINO did his stunts on the wire nearest
the entrance to the big show. and was
Wen 10 in his line. One Of his difficult
teats was TO walk back and forth over
the Wire with a tow a over his head,
ana 1t vas while going through with
this trick that the distressing event
occurred. The direct cause of the ac-
cident was probably a fight that oc-
CURED between a number of young
men or the town and some of the en-
piovees of the show. As Veno was in
the act OF placing the sack over his
nead his attention was directed to this
Hght and Just AS the sack obscured his
vision he lost his balance and fell to
the round a distance of seven feet
s.riklng on his head and one shoulder.
me unfortunate young man was i'm
meoiately removed to III dressing
room OF the circus and it was at once
apparent that he was badly hurt. DR..
j. II. Bennett was summoned and af-
ter ne had made an examination he
gave it As his opinion that Veno's
neck was broken and advised that he
ne carried to a hospital. Fortunately
me s:50 train for Charlotte was de-
iaNed ana the wounded mar was
niaced on d stretcher and carried to
the depot in time to catch this train.
ne was placed in one of the coaches
OUT died before the train reached
Charlotte.
Before he died Veno asked that he
be brought back to Wadssboro and
buried as near the scene of the acct
uent as possible. This was not done
however. and we have not been able 10
leaii what disposition was made of his
remains.
Veno. we learn. leaves a wife and
young child who live at Aberdeen
A1Ss.--MeSse1fger and Intellieencer
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-03
MUST HONOR NAVY UNIFORM
The President Determined to Break
Up Discrimination Against Blue
acket

Washington, October 2S.-The Presi-
dent has determined to do all he can
to break up the growing of discrimina-
ton in public places of amusement and
public resorts and hotels against the
blue jackets and other soldiers. Sec
rotary Bonaparte's action yesterday in
dismissing from the civil service with
a scathing rebuke an employee in the
Norfolk navy yard because he wore
sailors clothing is an indication of the
executive purpose. 1t has been the
subject Of many official reports to the
navy department particularly that sail
ors of unblemished record and perfect
ly correct habits have been refused ad-
mission to theatres and entertainments
in hotels because they a uniform
which the President believes should be
honored in all parts of the land. Sol
diers have suffered in lesser degree
from this discrimination.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-03
FTANCE NATHAN ARRESTED
Resemblance to CroDsey Casc I'm
Mouth Carolina.

Pittsburg. Pa, October 29.-After q
long and searching examination at po-
lice headquarters lasting until after L
.'"la"F It's morning, Morris Nathan,
secretary 10 the III mayer of the "Shep-
herd King Company" was held on n
charge Of numbering his sweetheart.
Hiss Susan Geary. the victim of the
Winthrop srit case mystery which has
been puZZling the Boston authorities
FOR more than n month.
Superintendent of Detectives Thos.
i. McQuaide and Superintendent OF
Police Alexander Wallace received in
structions last night from SupeTtn-
iendent Of Police w. \. Pierce. Of
Boston. 10 apprehend Nathan and find
out what he knew about the the disap-
r~oarance OF the girl.
Nathan, accompanied by Manager p.
y Rednold, Stage Director Samuel
Forest and kimeo, a japanese. en-
ployed by Mr.. Lorimer as a dresser.
was arrested after a search OF several
hours in the Hotel Henry and taken
10 police headquarters. Nathan sticks
TO his story that he has nOt seen the
girl since he escorted her to n subway
station.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-03
FATAL HEAD-ON COLLISION
Engineer and Fireman Instantly Kill
ed-Train Crew Over Looked Orders

Roanoke, Va, October 2S.-EDg;neer
Jacob G. Murray and his fireman, John
Jennings, were instantly killed in Il
Eeadon collision between an extra
freight southbound and a local freight
nOrthbound train fifteen miles north
of Roanoke today on the Shenandoah
division Of the Norfolk and Western
railway. The dead men were on the
engine of the extra train. Tie engine
crew of the local freight escaped by
jumping, though several other train
men were more or less injured.
The two trains had orders TO meet
at Mace, but the southbound crew, il
is said, overlooked the orders, ard met
the northbound train on a sharp curve
one mile south of Mace. Both engines
were derailed and badly wrecked.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-03
RACE PRONLEN IN AFRICA
Booker Washington Biames the White
Man for its Existence.

Chicago, October 30.-Booker II
Washington, in a speech at a mass
meeting yesterday at the First Regi-
ment Armory i'm connection with sne
national convention of negro Baptisis
blamed the white man for the exis.
tence Of a race problem in Africa He
declared 1t was created by mot allow
ing the black man In his native la1d
10 ride IN passenger trains. but lore
ing him 10 ride in freight cars"
Continuing Washington said:
1.-The European nations almost have
taken Africa from Us. am discoufag-
ed when ! hear your reports. Sending
missionaries { o Africa shows a. adj
vanced step, for only progressive and
intelligent peoples send out missiona-
ries. Did you eyer hear OF a China
man or Indian sending out missiona-
ries? You are not only sending to
Africa, but you are uniting the peo-
pie"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-03
Principle First Hospitality Second.

A Richmond correspondent Of the
Washington Star has discovered that
"the Virginia Democrats would nomi-
nate and support Mr.. Roosevelt ior
President" There are many reaS:nS
why this statement is entitled to no
consideration; one will suffice, Mr
Roosevelt is not a Democrat. but a Re
publican. Virginia Democrats gladly
welcome the chief magistrate, were
pleased at his evidently sincere praise
of Lee. Jackson and the men who wore
the gray, hut such pleasure did not CON
vert them into Republicans or make
them ready to support MIR. Roosevelt
because he stands on the Democratic
platform with reference TO government
regulation of rates. They bid him God
speed in trying 10 enact that Demo-
crate Measure into law and viii rally
for its passage. They accept his as
of good will as Withdrawing
his past u~tterances that crate upon :he
south, but they could not vote for MIN
or any other Republican. With them
principle is principle; yesterday, to-
day, tomorrow, forever" And the
same thing is true of every other
southern state. Political principle is
first, and it is 1eep-seated.-News and
Observer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-11-03
Raleigh and the State Fair.

The papers continue TO a Raj
eigh for holding up fair visitors for
all it could make out of them. One
man saw a licensed fim-fiammer on
the fair grounds rob an unwary Gus
toner Of ten dollars and protested
He was cursed for his good Sa-
maritanism and was o able TO mend
matters by calling on the police.
Street car fares were doubled, and 9th
er bad things We're done which cans-
ed one OF the Raleigh papers to pub
iish a warning. The man who wants
to move the State Fair from Raleigh
ought to keep on bestirrin2 himself
Eastonia Gazette.