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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-06

ote Staot unb bic 3euein StaROro
puroe oerbaftet. als He einff Naats in
etnem parf fpasieren 9ing. Bon
9auusbaltuna foQen bic 36aIinge
tuenta 9flerpt baben. Nidt emma
eier fOnntsn fie tOGen.
gu ben 3euginnen, bic 3u @uniten
Der 4ntlage ausiasten, gsb6rt 5rau
eatbarine 9sdermeper. Die nod boz
2 WOnaten Wufitlsbrerin in Der 9ln=
Holt mar. sic ertldrte, bob bic ben
Rdo6en perabrsidts Nabruna uuae.
nfgsno let, aud min fis gsisbsn baben,
ME ein Wdo8en gefsielt moroen fei
Sa 6rl. &boaoes Die SniaFen uno fie
felbff idIe&t bebanoslt babe. iei fie ae-
gangen. Cine anbere 3eugin, &utb
@ampeu, mill oasegsn nidt gefeben
babsn, oab bic Wdoden eiusr i&ledten
gs5anolung ausgeiebt 9ewsien ieien.
Oscar @olsrope. Der friibere Seiaer
Der &eformanfalt, batte psrfdieoene
Rdo&en In oas iogenannte .Sapan"s
3immer 3u brinaen, cine 9untelsele
In Der man Sniafen siniperrte. bic fiG
9erf6be gu Sdulosn tammsn lieBen.
Sobalo bic Wdodsn sinaeiperrt muir.
ben. wu1oen ibre 6dnbe 9emdb Der
4usfage oes lanaidbrigen Sbtrbhters
oes Snititutes. Sobn @or. gsfeHelt.
Cor erfldrte au9. oaB fi9 i'm gro.
geidoB &atten bsfunoen tdtten.
Grdulsin @liiabstb 8irbp, sins 9eb-
rerin Der anifalt. Mil seiehen baben.
ME bic Superintenoentin Wdoden auf
Sie groe mari, ibre eaubbefobleneu
NIT S@liiReln, Der Gauit uno mt
St6den f&lug. Der Name elmer 10 Mib
banosltsn III Warie WOblsp. Die 9eb.
rerin min aud seieben babsn. Dab
Dtdo8sn orsi Sage lang binoura aes
fefelt uoroen feisn unb 6fters etod.
i6ldge erbalten bdtten.
aus oem 8erb6r Der ueiteren 3eus
gen ergab fid oafsl6e. Die Wdo&en
muroen, ibren 4usfasen naa. fale&t
uno in Der geidilosrten Wsiie beban. |
belt. man foa fie foaar &loroformirt
baben, um fie am S&reien 3u binoern. |
unb ni&t nur Die Wdo6sn, ionbern
au9 oie 2ebrerinnen bdtten ungenh=
genoe Tabrun9 erbalten. Ufit Gin
ipsrrung beifrafte 36alinse srbislten In
ben meiffen Jdllen ni6ts a!s 8rot uno
Waher. Die 8eamtinnen muroen bon
Der Superintenoentin bsrablaKsno be-
banbelt.
@ouberneur 6anlb beriu&te, wie ae-
|4iloest, Die 3eugenbernebmung In ie.
Der Weiie 3u eri&usrsn. bic 3eugeu 3u
pertuirren oosr ibrs Iusiagsn ab3us
Iamdden.
Der prefe gegeniiber benabm er fit |
'sbr ionoerbar. gr srfldrts ben @e-
portern. oab, tpenn ibre 8sri9te ae-
Tdrbt feien. er bic &sprdIentanten oie=
'er gldtter nidt mebr in ben Sibunss.
'aaI. In benz bic gsrbanolungen ifatt.
inoen. 3ula iien wtiroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-06
goronsrs= rs=1nteria9uns.

Die lebtsn 0ienifag bonn Coroner
borsenommsns Ilnteriu9uns bes 2ei&'
mans BON Sobn paulus. Der TN
6oipital farb. ergab. baB Diibers
mdbiaer @snub bon 8ranntwein" ois
$poesuriaGe mar.
ueber bic Soentitdt paulus's 1T fo=
melt ni9ts befannt unb Biz iebt bat
nod niemano ben 2si9nam oesiel6en
beaniprutt. Der In Der Worgue oes
ffdbtiitsn 6oipitnls liest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-06
unteriuhun9 9e9en Superinten,
oentin Rboooes
5t6Bt anf allerlet Btnnernire.


Die 3eugenausiagen i'm 5alle &hoas
oes geitaltsn ii9 ieniationel. Srdulein
Rboaoes. ole Superintenoentin, ION
ibnsn sufulgs ibrs S6ubbsfoblsnsn, bic
Sniahen Der &eformanfalt, erauiam
bsbanoelt babsn.
geueiie, um bic 9ln9etlagte Der ibr
,ur 2ait gels9tsn gerssbsn au tiberfiibs
rem, fino In 9has uno 6tias ba; absr
es pdre nod msbr 8elafunesmateriai
oorbanoen, tuenn nidt bies 3u @unitsn
Der 8ertbeioiaung BET Settle 9sfdafft
ooer menn es Der Staatsbeb6roe our
prHfun9 unterbreitst tporbsn pdre.
@is bic Sinse iest Iisaen. i&eint
fi& bic rnteriu&ung gu elmer v6aree"
3u sefalten. 8ouberneur 9anlp bistst
aass auf, bic Mugeflaste freiseiprodsn
gu ieben, uno iorgt baffr. oaB Der uns
tsrfu4enoeu 8eb6roe bel ibrem unter-
nebmen Die gr6bten Sduieristsiten
entgegengeiteat tperbsn. Nidt alIsin
oies. Der @ouberneu- beleibigte
@ba,les 6. pettiiobn, ben Wnwalt Der
Soiepbine Stafforb unb Der Sennie
Boomers, uno feline 4ntrdgs purben
ignorirt. S4liebli9 bradte ss SanIp
oabin, oaB Der Nnpalt, Der feinsn be.
frieoigenoen Gortsang Der gerbanolun.
gen fab. Die Sa&e ieinsr glientinnsn
nisbsrlegts.
Die erfe 3eusenausiage madts Grl.
gpa M. 6aq, fraber sine 8samtin oes
Snifituts. Sic trat ibrsn Sisnif i'm
ausuff 1902 an uno blieb in Der I'm.
fialt big September 1903. Wd6rsno
ibrer anuefsnbsit murben bic 2inoer
bon Jrl. &6oaoes NIT Der 5auf ae.
fbIasen, NIT 9anof&saen sefsRslt uno
in ountle 3ellsn ssfanbt. Sie fani.
tdrsn 3ufdnos in oieien 3sasn bdttsn
isbsr gel9reibung 9eipOttet. SIM gro-
gef9ob geIegen. fiel tsin SonnsnHrabl
tn biefelben uno ba Der llnratb nur
einmal I'm Sage beraussebra9t muroe,
pdre Der @eru9 I'm Rerfer unausfeb=
lid gemefen. Sas berabrsidte gHen
let ihle4t getpeien unb wurbe In 10
geringsn Ndantitdtsn berabrei&t, bab
bic Rdo9en bungertsn. Butter fann.
ten tie nur oem Namen nod. 8ei9mer-
ben, bic SRI. Rboabss In bieier Mnse. |
lsgenbeit gema&t wurbsn. batten tei-
nen erfolg. Webi3in wurbe ben gr- !
Irantten ielten berabreiat.
S3ls@t ersiHg es Der jsbt 2l.idbri=
gen Sofepbine Stafforb BON Netp Mu.
9uffa, bic nit s Sabren In bic anifalt
tam unb fi& bOr &i9tsr Sapis tiber
bic i&le9te 8ebanbluns betlagte, bic
lbr Grl. Sps unb SRI. @boaoes au.
ftigten. Man bate fe Bel ben 6aaren
3sfabt, he gu gooen gef9leuoert, ge.
I3lassn. fie 10 sefeffeIt. bab fe fi&
|aum betpegen fonnts unb bann In
line 3elle seiperrt.
Die GufR4t mar trob Der iAle&ten
Bebanoiun9 bie bentbar iaIeGtefte.
Die Wdo@en ma&ten @pa3iersdnge In
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-06
Ginbrn&.

2ssts Nnat uurbs i'm 6auIs Or.
Samesion's 992 q. penniplpania Str.
einsebroden unb baraus elm Suuslsns
QdfAen, in benz fi9 elm nit Oiaman'
ten bsisbtsr Opalring bsfano, ent.
trenost. Der Sieb batts fi9 bon Der
8eranoa aus bur9 elm Gsnifer Gin.
gang in oas 6aus Dsri9afft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-06

0sute, Wfittwo8, bsn 6. DECEMBER.
finoet bic 9rOBe NbenounterbaltunQ
NIT oarauf folgenbem Ball i'm lnab.
bdngigen $urnberein fatt.
IS fino oie wsitgsbsnbfsn 0eran.
ftaltungen getroffen tuorbsn, um bic
Jsfli4tsit 30 elmer genubrei9sn su
9effalten.
ein bc4interefantss l1nterbaltunss-
Pro9ramm miro In reidsr Nbme&ie-
lung bic gnweienoen auf's gefe amH-
firen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-06

Gin o b. 6. Ss3. Sn 2ogans.
port III Der 58.idbrise 2otomotipfabrer
Der qenniplbania gabn @bas. 2um.
mel infOlse BON gerIssunsen bis sr &c.
Iegentli9 eines Babnunfaass srIittsn
bate, seiforben. Rummsl briiffete fi9
immer, bnB er 81 Babnunfdlle nit.
ria&te uub aus isoem, nit benz 2eben
oapontam.
9artforb @itp, 6. 9e3br.-
Sheriff 6. %. Suofon bon bier III
esfsrn NIT Mrtbur 8. Weeeter aus
ROrfolf. Weff girsinien bier einge.
trOffer, msl9er bef@uloist ih. aus benz
@slofade Der grfen NationaI gant In
Wontpslier. Der bon Der uniteo States
grpreB Co.. bel iuel9er Tleefer als
Quti9er beoienifst mar, on bic ganf
abgeliefert weroen iolIte, entrpenoet 3u
baben. Waestsr be3ablts ale isine
S&ulben bic er bate unb berIieb bann
bie etaot. Sur9 feline 6reunbe wurbe
in grfabrumg sebra9t, bab Ct i'm
SHINE 'batte, R3 Der Wlarine an3u.
i9lisBen. gs murben iofort grfunbi.
gunsen bonn WarinesD Dspartement In
@aibingion eingebolt unb. ousgefun.
ben. oab Neeier f& auf Dem 2riegs.
f3iffs 6ranflin, bas an Der QtHe BON
Rorfolf Dor Anfer Lag, bsfdnoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-06

Der Bau=g Contract ftir
Die neue Sanbelsb6rie wurbs Sohn
gierce BON Seem Dolt auf bshen anee=
BOT bon 1916. 395 tiberirassn. Sobn
pieree bat befanntlib aud bas neue
gunoesgebduoe aufgefiibrt unb aud
ben Contract FIR ben Bau Der neuen
Pptbiasritters6alle on Mafa9uietts=
abenue uno penniplbania-StraBs er.
halten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-06
6arteabansS Serein bon Snotana.

SIM Staatsbaus 3immer go. IL
wuroe beute gOrmittas INN 10 llbr bic
8eriammlun9 bes @artsnbau=0 0ereins
bon Snoiana er6ffnet.
Aasn Nn5eiden na9 miro Der geiu9
rs&t sablrsia ieiu. Die Iusfelun9
bon Obj uno glumsn iff sr6ber wie
ie 3ubor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-06
Sm bobsm Mltsr ssitorbem.

Sienftos Worgen III Srau Mppo'
lonia Stoa. eine aIgemein gea4tete
uno bstannte Grau. nod lanauierigem
2sioen in ibrsr WObnuns 1911 Sprucs
Str., i'm bohen alter BON 83 Sabren
geforbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-06
Nns ben @eridten.
Snperioreeriht.

Su%SAtoA bCbt tWbs
3immer go. 2. M9tb. Sames M.
2eatbers. &idter.
Senrp Maas gegen Gsorae 2eble,
u. U. einbaItsbefebl. Sn gerbano.
lung.
3 i'm mer g. 8. N&tb. Win.
ion Garter, &idier.
6. u 2anois gsgen bic Snbiana.
polis @bair anb Gnrniture @ompanp.
@nti1doigungstla9e. Jallen gelaHen
uno Soften beaahlt.
@bas. %. Wartin geaen 9arrp %.
Bennett. pOlimeiifer bon Snoianapolis.
3tideritateungsfla9e. grfenntnib su
Sunffen beg 6ldsers. urtbeiI auf l
Sent gntfadoisung unb Soften,
Warp 6. WtIep 'geaen oie @taot
SnoianapOlis. gntiddbiaunastlaae.
Dor ben @eidmorsnen i'm 8erb6re.
&retsgertd}t.
a&tb. 5enrp gIap Nlen. &idter.
Tolgenbe Sdeioun9stlaaen murben
geffern i'm 2reisaeridt bemiuigt:
yeterion gegen peteriOn, gropn
gegsn 8romn, 8rabIsp seeen Brablep,
Stllsn seaen @illen, An,il sssen an.
eil, 2aslep eesen 2aslsp. 8bomas
gsgen 8bomas. 5enoerihot gesen 6en-
osribot, Sbelep gegen ebelep. 8pfong
geaen Wpfong. Sasper eegen Sasper,
Sbep geaen Sbep, Scott gegen Scott,
Weimer se9en Weimer, Wit&eq gegen
Dfit&ea. Die 2lasen bon 9onoon
se9en Sonson uno Summers sesen
summers wuroen fallen selaKen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-06

90 Der 2abrer Gtmfemoe
8ote iotpte oer Negemsbur9er
Wartem &atenoer fur 1906
itmo omr@ ttuiere Office az
bestebem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-06

9eute Nadmittag unb abenbs
miro gum Ssiten oss 2ino.rgartens an
Diotfion Str. uno Oliper Gue. i'm
3imd.er ossielbsn Elm tlsiner &asar
peranifaltet peroen. SpielIaaen,
@anop ulw. usroen gum 8srtauf auf.
liegen.
3 pii9en amei Seuern be-
finoet ii& Der erudtlte Wapor Boot
ualtsr. @iro er, uie er angefinoiat
bat. 5reorid 8. Mation gum Staot.
anualt ernennen, 10 bat er es nit Der
orsanifirten Mrbeit gu tbun, BEL Der
Ratfon ni&t angeinrisben. neil er aIs
anmalt Der employers NKociation bic
oraanifirte Grbeit befebben mubte. gr.
nennt er bagessn Mation niht, 70 ffoBt
Der Utapor bic angeiebenbhen 8traee
unierer Staot por ben 2opf. Die
5ort Wabne Typographical Union bat
an SOOtwaltsr eine Seputation gsianbt
Die aegsn BITE @rnennung M's. proteffirt
uno ibm anorobt, ibn aus Der Union
gu ifoben. falls er Die @rnennuna poQ=
siebt. gootmalter iii elm Mitslieo Der
Union. Dagegen gingen benz neuen
vtapor bon angeiebenen 2aufeuten,
5abrifanten etc. untsraeidnete petitio-
men 3u Suniten Der grnennung Wat.
IONS 3u.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-06

- Die betfe 5 Gent @igarre in
Der Stabt. Wu&os .2On9fenoip".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-06

- @au&t bic Tish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-06
Mbenonaterbaltnns mno 8aa

SIM llnabbdnsisen Eurnberein.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-24
INDICTED COMMISSIONERS
Enter a General Demurrer
That Acts Were Not in
Violation of Law.

Hobart. Okla. Nov. 24.-The News
Republican says:
The informations recently filed against
the former county commissioners, w. b.
Poole, j. A. Blair and w j. Ryan. have
been dennrsud to by these defendants.
and the points to be raised under this
general demurrer would Indicate shat the
nets complained cf were not in violation
Of the law. The contention Of the de-
PENDANTS Is this That the statute un-
der which the charges were made applies
to the misappropriation Of funds Of the
county, levied BY taxation. and properly
and exclusively funds Of the county.
All the appropriations made, which are
charged to have been misapproprlated,
were payments made from the town lo.
fund by the secretary OF the interior. the
custodian OF such funds. acting upon the
advice Of the local commissioners and
the territorial governor. All payments
allowed and made required the fnal ae-
ton OF .he secretary, and this was made
on the saa,e evidence that would neces-
sarily be brought before the local board
and the governor Their action was ad-
visory merely. and had no binding force
on either the governor or the secretary.
The information sought TO show that
the action Of the members Of the board
of county commissioners. in acting upon
presented claims and recommending
their allowance by the secretary. made
at adjourned sessions Of the board, was
wrongful and should subject the men,
! hers of the board 10 a fine.
There is nothing in the informations
that chages the misappropriation Of the
/ funds raised by levy taxes neither is
there any suggestion Of the claims shat
were paid being claims that should not
have been paid. other than that thel
were allowed al adjourned sessions OF
the board, and the amounts so allowed
would be In excess Of the 80 per cent
limitation fixed by statute as controlling
the amounts to be expended from the
total funds secured by the levy of taxes
for any one year
BY these cases the county attorney
has shown the people his activity in
searching the records for violations OF
law.
The county has lost nothing by The
investigation and it viii tend TO throw
more light upon the actions Of our hrs
commissioners court, for which Mr
Conner Is to be commended.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-24

ness. sleeplessness, melancholy, "all-
gone and Observation-Disclosures feel
ings, they should remember there is one
tried and true remedy.
The following letters cannot fail TO
bring hope to despairing women.
Mrs. Fred seydel, 4le N. 5tth Street,
West Philadelphia, Pa, writes:
Dear Mrs. Piukham:- !.
AZ WAS in a very serious condition when
wrote 10 Won for advice. Ihad eerious womb
ana ovarian trouble and could not carry a
child 20 maturity, and was advised that an
operation was my only hope Of recovery.
could not bear 10 think OF going 20 the hospi-
tal so wrote you for advice ! did as you in
structed me and took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound; and am NOT only
web woman to-day, but have beautiful beby
girl six months old. ] advise all sick and
suffering women 10 write you for advice, as
you have done so much for me-
Miss Ruby Mushrush, Of East
Chicago, Ind, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
aI have been great sufferer with irregular
menstruation and ovarian trouble, ana auous
three months ago the doctor, after using the
X Ray on me said had an abcess ON the
ovaries and would have 10 have an operation.
Nv mother vaf..- "a me 60 trv Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound IS a last resort,
and It not only save,l me from He ,perstion
but laa,.J mo entirely we'll
lydia Z. p nkham's Vegetable Com
porud at once removes such troubles.
Refuse to buy any otfer medicine Tor
you need the best.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. Her advice and
medicine have restored thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
rOund Succeeds Where others Fail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-24
SAYS GENERAL ZACH TAYLOR
HID MONEY In INDIAN WELL

AZ the bottom Of an old, unused well.
Fl depth Of twenty-five feet, lies $50
600 in gold. according TO Charles Nay
ior Of orena. W. va. and he offers 20
make an even "divy'' with United
states Marshal Fossett and his deputies
n they win lend him their assistance in
getting tie money. The letter came dur
ing tho past week, and feu into the
fands of Deputy Afarahel Jake Jacob
son who is reticent regarding the exact
location as designated by Naylor. This
much Is known, however, that the wen
Is Ia the neighborhood of Kaw City, a
small town IN The Kansas Indian reser-
yatlod. and near the site Of an outlaw 3
fort. which ~ early years was "a ren-
dezyous for Eandiis from all parts OF
the southwest. who preyed upon trains
and tho prairie schooners Of enigrants.
According to Nayior this sS0,0o0 was
the property Of General Zach Taylor,
afterwards president Of the United
States. on one OF his western expadi-
tions he Was attacked by a well armed
band of Indians. and the money was
buried 20 prevent 81 falling into the red
skins hands The troop under Taylor
had spent the previous night IN tbs out-
law fort ard chose the wen Tor the hid-
Inc place Of tho gold. The Indians were
Tar greater IN number than had az first
been supposed. and Taylor aud his band
were Fortunate ia escaping mharmcd
from The attack A specify retreat east
ward saved their lives. ana the money
was left behind. The ola fort was io-
Gated near tRe Arkansas river. in the
center OF one Of the ranges Of small
hills Ia thai locality.
Naylor ls evidently an old man. for he
claims 20 have received the map from
q member Of the gang Of outlaws The
fellow Was nearing death and was be-
friended BY Nayior, ana gave him the
secret togelhes with the MAPS showine
HE location, IN return for MAYORS kind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-24

Going through the hospitals in our
large cities one IS surprised 10 find such
a large proportion of the patients lying
on those snow-white beds women
and girls. who are either awaiting
or recovering from serious opera
tions
Why should this be the case9 Sim
ply because they have neglected them
selves Ovarian and womb troubles
are certainly on the increase among
the women OF this country--they creep
upon them unawares. but every one of
those patients in the hospital beds had
plenty Of warning in that bearing.
down feeling, pain at left or right OF
the womb. nervous exhaustion, pain in
the small OF the back, leucorrhma, diz-
ziness, fiatulency, displacements Of the
womb or irregularities. All OF these
symptoms are indications of an un'
healthy condition of the ovaries OF
womb, and II not needed the penalty
has to be paid by a dangerous operation.
When these symptoms manifest them
selves, do not drag along until you ere
obliged to 90 to the hospi'al md - >
init to an operation Fit ar mbe1
that Lydia II. PinkhanA 'esetable
Compound has saved thousands oi
women from surgical operations
When women are troubled with IT.
regular. suppressed or painful menstru
alton, weakness, lcucorrhGa, disPlaee
ment or liberation of the womb, thai
bearing-down feeling, Inflammation Of
the ovaries, backache, bloating for nat
ulency), general debility, indigestion
and nervous prostration, or are besei
with such symptoms as dizziness, lassi
tude. excitability, irritability, nervous
Lydia {. Pinkham's vesetabIe C5S
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-24

ness. The outlaw had lived nearly fifty
years IA tbs west. but when the trail
behind him became TOO close and hot,
he escaped 20 the east, finding that he
could live there ia safety because he
was unknown.
In addition TO the buried wealth Of
General Taylor near Kaw city this
West Virginia citizen also claims 20
hold the key 90 fabulous amount Of
wealth hidden near Guthrie. and offers,
also 10 make search for this as wen
as the Taylor gold. When body Of
forty soldiers was returning from a trip
into Texas and Old Mexico. laden with
silver and gold. evidently taken pflnci-
paliy from some old Spanish mansion,
they were attacked near Guthrie by a
band Of indians and renegade whites, Of
which number was the outlaw who was
befrlended Just before death by Naylor
ia West Virginia The entire body Of
soldiers was massacred and until better
arrangements could be made. the OUT
iawz buried the wealth near the scene
Of the massacre.
The hidden treasure consists OF money
candlestclSs. beaten sold ana silver and
ain manner Of gold and silver Images
The soldiers were carrying Il In three
wagons, eight boxes 70 the wagon, tbs
entire amount being worth in ths
neighbofhood of 100000. The boxes
were made Of oak pmnks. two inches
thick. forming heavy chests. The
treasure was too heavy for the outlaw.
10 take with them. and they buried Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-24
THE MOVEMENT OF I'M
MIGRANTSIS RECORD
BREAKER
BIG DAY AT KANSAS CITY
Hundreds Of HOmeSeekerS
Take Cheap Rates.

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Kansas city. Nov. 24-Hundreds Of
homeseelers are passing through the
Kansas city gateway 60 seek new homes
in the west and southwest. Tuesday
hundreds started from Kansas city on
the cheap rates cfective the first and
third Tuesdays in the month, and yes
terday mars more were passing through.
Yesterdays homeseekers came from
points days journey from Kansas
city.
II Is the biggest rush we have had
this year" said J. A. Stewart. general
agent Of the passenger department Of
the Rock Island 1T Is the biggest
movement in big year"
Eastern Colorado Oklahoma and the
indian territory are taking most of tho
homeseelcrs. although there were many
going TO points in Kansas and southwest
Missouri The Pecos Valley Immlgra-
ton company had ono party of twelve
families from Hanley. Ia. headed for
the Pecos valley this morning. 1t took
five freight cars TO carry the effects OF
the members Of this party. There were
many on their way to Pecos valley.
Every train from Chicago ST. Louis
and points east and northeast carried
extra equipment 10 accommodate tho
rush Of homeseekers into Kansas Clt
Every outbound traii. going to the west
and southwest had extra coaches, and
extra trains were run on several Of the
lines.
Thousands TO the Southwest.
s. a. Hughes. general immigration
1 as rF I
cisco system. was at Union depot this
morning During seventeen months ,
have taken down into southwest terri
tory on our system ls,s19 people. OF
this number S.1i5 heads Of families have
located in the southwest territory. This
movement has given US an approximate
ticket revenue Of S2.o7S. S11.9O, and the
amount invested by these locating in
that territory totals s5.Ssl. seo.1O. The
number OF acres OF land sold to these
people amounts 70 4s2675 acres This Is
the work OF one railroad system fol
seventeen months
These figures are taken from the re-
ports Of our agents and include only
the people moved ON homeseekers' date.
at homeseekers' rates. and does not In,
clude the regular flow OF homeseelxers
business on of dates
"The people entering our terrltor,
hive come principally from Illinois. Indi
ana, Ohio, Kentucky. Tennessee, vir.
glnia, West Virginia western New
York. Wisconsin, Michigan. Iowa. Mime
sofa, Kansas Nebraska, and north Mis-
souri,, and located In all Of the states
and territories tributary 10 our lines il
the southwest. The most rapid develop
ment has been in Oklahoma, Indian Ter
ritory and Texas, although southeast an,
southwest Missouri Arkansas ana Kan
sas have enjoyed a good share OF thh
immigration. 1'he movement Of home
seekers through the Kansas City gate
way Is gradually on the increase. and a
the present ratio bids fair to equal tn
movement through the st Louis gate
way which has been unprecedented dur
Ing ihe last three years"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-24
ROADS Lcse.A aArs easE.
Proctor & Gamble Sustained In a Frae'
tlonal Shipment Dispute.

Cincinnati. sSov. 2f-Judge Thompson
Of the United States district court af-
frmed today the decision OF the inter-
state commerce commission in the case
Of Proctor & Gamble which u far reach
ing IN iis application TO all shippers. The
question at issue was increased rates OF
freight on fractional lots in distinction
10 carload lots. Five railroads were the
iefendants. The result is that the inter
state commerce commission is sustained
and an injunction issued against the in
creCsed rates on fractional lots.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-24

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