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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24
ENJOYS
Have Not Yet Received Word
From 81. Petersburg.


Associated Pres
Portsmouth. Aus - Tie peace
nAfo3a decided 70 postpone untii 10.
noffow morning tiis meeting oi the
eenfercnce which ~As - have taken
slane tins afternoon TIE iailefe q
ths Secretaries 70 complete TIE prplo.
fals IL given "a tie fetson
While thls s true there i aill a
nsnFe potensagaasou Mltts haa not
gst reviewed inal wbrd from 81
Ptsenbuw Il was sxpeeted this
snoFnlng
Ax TIC sltuatioa now stands Wltte
could not, Il Be sould. eeds or CON.
promise 90 either aftieie afs -aklia-
In Qf article nine Indemnity Prom
private Adyices the advisers whom
tfs emperor i consulting SEEM pFac.
tlcmilY unanimous ln thslf support ei
nse giew That further concessions ARE
inconsistent still Rn~la dignity snd
honor ana that lt IS bettsF e eontln.
81 tis var Ti4ere j. however hope
thaf the emperof siil take Rosesclt's
advice Tiefe ls also 4 strong lnii
mafion tiat tie jspauese are pre-.
psrad % make proposition when tie
eonftlsnce meets. bat thefe IS noih.
"a g Indicate They am prepared 70
feesie on either article age on nlne
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A. announced yesterday w " NAEd
tain dlei Monday evening At loo
and Us burned et Falkland Tuesday
afternoon a. ase o'eloek Mr. Ward :
condition after tie operation sas
cousldered quite favorable consider
ina 81 the circumstances, but 81
SUNDAY - hcgan "a gHow wofse. lufa.
nation settling Ia, lie took noaflsll.
ment ~ % the very last and WAs
perfeetig conscious and rational Al AZ
times IL expressed repeatedly lis
readiness TO gp II = ordained IL
vaA held IN the highest esteem IS his
nelzlllaFs eliere he died. a. he vas "a
Nlnifa. ills pastor. Ref. J. q rensls-
ing eoadaelad the funeral services
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MURDERER
HANGED TODAY
AsselatAfPuss

Associated Press
81 Louis Aus 2i@ll Henry lien.
sacs. convicted oi The mamef Of rs
iatheFin.au August Raphoe. vas
hanged hefe today llenAcs mAia.
iained hls lnnoceurf anil thf lasi
and ha slfy tts daughter Of tie
murdered man iellsKes the hustafd
WAS victim oi elFeasnNantlai 81.
drnce = ~ witness - tlie murder
las ever hesn discovered
An indictment had also heen e.
tuInedlasalust Hrusaek changing hlm
slth the murder q ~ mother eight
year age
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24
EARTH
QUAKE
Houses creaked and People
Ran In Terror.


Associated Press
chicago Ia Agg q llIlimis was
slmten bf al eauhluAt shortly after
if cloek iak sight tiF most severe
ak in recent ars TIE slark u
fHt southern pn % the state was
3ere enough % nifie dishes and
furniture Houses cfeakeI AID va
aanf INSTANCES tbeir occupants rasl-
81 ali in terrier
As faf NORTH as snrIne d the
q vas distinctly felf Western
saaincky paH q Icnnesee and iu.
diana eofu sfaAeu fhne distinct
aNks we're fef
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Americaa Ambassador aent this
afternoon to Rspcrhof, uilere he re-
eeiYsd "a audleneo bs Emperor eon.
cernlug Peace conference
President Roosevelt <nf 4 message
"a Ambassador Meyer Monday even.
iuR.
Paris frportsfosiay frow Portsmouth
indicating prospects q agtuai CON.
ceslous las restored : feeling q cou.
adeDce Ia o1lelal and financial circles
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Associated rrrss
ofstel lay Apg . slenagaplef
Mcsiaw wia Yesterday nas a. Ports.
muulh Cu mission iaf TO president.
wiunel here tc.iay II eoii5 not -
ssefiaiued ehsiler he brought 4
communication from tie Russian
snfuyA
The President again today was 10
Communication with secretary plenr
az Portsmouth,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24
FAVORS
PEACE
Emperor Nay Instruct Council
10 Submit han0ther
Proposition.


afea Press
Paris AuF The Petersburg
correspondent q Temp coulFadlcfs
th reports scHE q lhe London Times
aHd Hefln l.wl. AHselgr 10 The effect
that 81 q council hed 40 petefhol O.
was decided not @ make ans further
peace concessions lie says thai the
ceaae n the contrary PROMISED br
ua maiort8 for conclusion 81
peaee and That ihe Enp1wr las or.
deeed The Russian 3feaaies 10 make
a uee proposition relative % ndem
uilf
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COLLAPSE
0t a Worlds Fair Building In.
iures Workmen.


Associated Free
81 Louis No. Aug Eleven
srcss aefe Injured toisy by the
eallaps ut Tie fa9f ~ tl.e educational
baIii.ng a. Tie Words falf grounds
upaa wtlet tAe men wena 81 eefa de.
mall9lng TIE structure Three M tH
man wffu seriously hHff
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C,.A z
Kansas Natural Gas Co. Buys
Peoples Gas Co. Of
CoiieyvIlle.


Associated ffesA
rl,tsuufE ~ lulg 1~The Kan.
Sas Natural ssas cumnauf fora con.
sisisfafian. stated io hea miillnn d6l.
lars tslsald 90 have pusoliasci Tie
People ess company y gofsyfilie.
kansa& Tie kansas aas oQmpang
ahlch Is aHe of u faftsialls inter.
esi. uiillt i stated elpe Fas g s.,
Louis IS en a. ths masns car Il
LAID
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4 fallasi car as sertfa al he
nliFasd ei9sslnE af uaoa TO-DAY Tie
roar tFaess of Ire ballast caf vsfs
torn eaf and tile e4f demolished D.
tie gravel distributor drepplug down
as tie train laAsei 8tef tne efussIhs
a del4s II tw0 hours was uecgsioHed
hy tie misaAp
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Chief Porter Appoints twenty-five Of the Com
mittee to Draft Constitution.
pROHIDITIONISTS WILL HAVE A PLANK
Committee VIII Adjourn Tonight to Give COmmmIttss Time
To Work on Constitution

waat the indian Territory 70 he a
tail g TIE Oklahoma statehood kite
Tie Indian Territory Is richer ana
Will aen t~ mofe pernleas than Okla
homa We Will pay the pulk u tho
tsses slfnlu ten Years u ge BE- made
one state u oklshoma VS. % be
annexed to tbs Indian Territory Il
would ~ more agreeable
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OCEAN STEAMER
CATCHES FIRE


Associated Press
Liverpool jHiY S. fin hfaka auf
MS Afternoon is ne star Tine steam
~. lAssanlr, scheduled tu AL fof
Nee Yafk to.iay Exteut q damage
rot sci SHOWN
LArnn -fIr estlnsnshed stth
slight lass
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24
WARRANTS FOR
BANK OFFICIALS
President and Vice President
Of Denver Savings
Bank.
Aselaeapns

Associated Press
ponsaf 1uly Warrants sefe
boldly se0fu ~ TIE arrest of rrssl.
ianl A ] Illll Nice.pfeldent = Il
Jones AID ather officefs 81 the iAllesi
l'cntef savings HANK The charges
were u5t made public ulll Is b~llsss
"a 10 Ia Oklahoma some sheFc.
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BANK
!. ROBBED

Ton fefslan held 80 afd robl~ss sls
TAM II c0lllmfllAs Tits afs1naaH
fle entered ttr tank aious ami led
up tise e4siicf TIE amonut uf m0ntY
obtained IA. noi iesn learned.
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Mm A
state convention p is
eaa tlr aveaHlHs t a
e8aae at 1ah aaah Iu lle - as
ehen tbs Cl.efakee Naian ass d Hs
laIefoa dats uadNufted bf Hls1r
kna ana eheH allotment 80 ade
Ndal holding q lard scemed great
saf af
lndlan hy 1aed dominates Tley
afe nof u ek ksEiunei aIlhood
aasn ln tlf m8aHIaln aanesa and
along the ttau uftho indian Fef
rfaf They afe thc aa Bi.
the m,sef h.oucs who iH many .n-
STANCES have grown nch during ole
dass 81 tribal autonomy before rnc.e
sam lockoA az tle tribal TREASURES
an3 shl stit. laR f9rt the fesh-pais Of
lnalau government
TIE men Wha iaseglyun the guBfh
States government most trouble n
making treaties and ID breaking up
81. monopoly 6 land and ID bringing
abeuf settlement % tFlhal Affairs.
are much 10 evidence here
Mars of the indian leaders express
themselves freely % Tie effect that
tbey have NO hope 81 ever being able
b organize q separate state floolIe
BEL as intelligent an Indian as there
IS among az the Indian. 81 tie hye
tribes and ong q the delegates here
from the Cherokee Nation, said today
Congress VIII give us whatever II
pleases. and tits convention nor TIE
single state convention al oklahoma
CIly viii have any boarng Whatever
ou its action. ! am opposed q heing
annexed 10 Okiai.oma because / 0out
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state irrigation Congress Meet


q A#4N iAifA tff#a
Portland 0fs Aug "a TIE Imf
tesuih Annual meeting of State lrrl.
Cation Congress. aith Representa-
ton u four aftie of tlit states ln the
fnlOu. assembled today.
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LOUISVILLE
BANK CLOSED

Assoeiafed Press
Washington. b 9 Aux. a. TIE
doors d tie Western National hauk
of louisville. kya sere closed this
morning By order of The comptroller II
ule currency
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Aiatdr

kansas Cff avg Reports m.
fetei TO-DAY Indicate that earthquake
shocks sene felt last ulghl ln thc
Mississippi valley and also Ia several
western Missouri points
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WANTS TO
KILL A BEAR


Associated lfeas.
usa1eood. s n aug - Kermit
Roosevelt STANLEY Bullock aud Paul
Martin. in care 81 capt seth bullock
and fNo guides. Ieff here last night
for q ten days hunting trip Kermit
said Bis highest ambition was % beat
his fathers bear staying record
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Associated Press

partisHd, Ore, Aug - -Four blocks
Of buildings ia business centefof East
Portland were DESTROYED BY dfetedag
Los. is estimated II si5o,0O0
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Associated Press
- rsgsrshuT august p Tie
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lated

Associated Pres
Nassogee Aae -i Ihe paAtc
statehood eaasiltatlohal csnfeutlplE
siah Beany zee hundred Delegates
representing tie fite EtHpd
Tuhas opene3 fart to-day
Among TIE candidate. g. famp,r
a. chairman eefe ~ W Hastings
ef Tahieqaah. 1udFe Ward ana q g.
NJ euatu. il e tie t1ociae saflm,
and Ch.e Porter g Muskmes ilas.
tIaes wi FfelaHf B na l
aanent elRsfmaH
fhs convention maf A tfty 81
asi} dafs
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ThIs eanteUfIan d probably iHe
greatest and mos Important meet fe
q lndlaus Uef hed n tie lalted
States The haH 8 nHy decorated
ulth american nan ana etans 81
sfaai lnl.aa HefA also kasu
elufe % rn 8ent Roosevelt le
afsau ata as fated u.
tIef M~asm feNp aaf
man 500 A.ea fm itMpafH
reHaf uufl ffan.Han' ifd
aefslNrief l.aeIils lsa-efs sHt Ne
Certain sore eHstWei ,fee
30 snienUals Fhsu IS iut eas oor
tesf Oue II ~aa.aw asats
against sfFeaie statehood Tie
"a. fai If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-09

than on any previous day. and, with hunt
ing conditions almost perfect, gave Rey-
nard close run for his life The music or
eighteen and a half couples of English
hounds as they raced down Waquepin
creek was worth riding full ten miles TO
covert to hear. while the knowing way IN
which Cotesworth and his whips handled
the pack revelation to those who
had never had the opportunity OF turning
out with the best hunts in England
Once during the day Cotesworth thought
the hounds had run the fox ito elrth'' In
a dismantled house on the Dudley farm.
So sure was he of this that he carried his
pack through the whole house. and even
lifted up the flooring In an attempt to dis
cover the hiding place OF the quarry. only
to find that the fox had gone too deep Tor
bounds or terriers.
Twice during the day Reynard was view
ed, once by Mrs. Duffey. who saw him
galIop across the field In front of her house.
and again by Mr.. Higgnson NJ. F. H.
whose "tally-ho' brought Cotcswnrth and
the pack close to the line. After thirty-fve
minutes of fast galloping the hounds threw
up their heads within fifty yards OF the
old stone house. and Mr.. McEacn:an re-
ported that the fox had gone Ito earth
There jumping a-plenty. and OF a
stifY character, which proved the quality OF
the horses that were out and sent tinld
hearts to the roads Mrs. Tom Pierce OF
Boston. in riding her recent purchase.
Champion, a veteran steeplechaser. came
to grief over rail fence and had the mis-
fortune to break one of her front teeth.
Her horse in taking the jump ovefreached
himself broke a tendon and landed Mrs.
Pierce. who was riding astride. on pile
of stone. The old horse was so badly done
up that 1t is said, he will never hunt again,
but Mrs. Pierce. although badly shaken
up and bleeding from cut on the mouth,
very pIuckily mounted a second horse ana
finished well up.
Later viii" Edwards. second whip OF
the Middlesex hounds. came DOWN hard
over a stone wall when his mount. Trouble.
made a mistake. For a minute II looked
as though the boy would certainly be kill
cd, as Mr.. Hallam l.. Movius one OF the
Judges who could not see on the other
side of the wall. landed. as 1t seemed, on
the very top of the struggling heap on the
other side. Edwards was barely grazed as
he rolled out of the way. These two falls
completed the casualties of the days rum
but Mr. James K. Maddux. one OF the
Judges was unfortunate enough TO lame
Wade one OF the best hunters In tae Mad
dux string This Is the third horse from
the Maddux stable that has been used up
during the seven days hunting. which goes
TO prove that the master OF HaFfcnton
has borne out his reputation as II bold
rider across country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-09
RACES AT AQUEDUCT.
Jocund Captured the Woodmere Stakes
Rather Easily.

After long string of defeats which burned
up fortune for his hackers. Jocund scored
a triumph in the Woodmere stakes, at seven
furlongs, at Aqueduct yesterday that was
rather easy. Jocund was recently purchased
from Jack Bennett by George Langdon. a
heavy bettor, who lost couple of solid
wagers on the colt in recent events; but this
time with to l for his money, Langdon
was able to recover some of his gold joe
und picked up 11S pounds. and with O'Neill
in the saddle he was kept in restraint while
Diamond the favorite at 2 to /. set rat
ting pace for Aeronaut. 6 to !. and Monet,
7to2 This was for little more than half a.
mile, when O'Neil shook up Jocund with
the result that the Mirthful four-year-old
sailed past the leaders and came home in
hand winner by a length in 1.27 rs. Dia-
mond, under a heavy drive from Martin
hung on gamely and beat Monet length
for the place. Aeronaut stopped as If stale
Pantouf1e. with top weight in the handi-
cap for two-year-olds, five furongS was In
stalled favortte. backed heavily at 5 to 3
But she ran very poor race, with O'Neill
on her back, and was soundly beaten. Mean
while Sydney Paget's Watergrass, backed
down to to 2 went to the front instantly
attended by Consistent II to 1 shot, and
after racing close together until well into
the stretch the Paget FLY drew away under
a hard drive and took the race by a length
and half in leo 1-5. Consistent was full of
pluck, beating Special License, backed from
40 TO b. by half length for the place after
the latter had come from nowhere. Rust,
played down to 25 to 1. was a head out OF
the money.
Jerry Wernbergs Cutter, q 6 to / shot
took the second race. for three-year-0ld
FLIES and geldings. one mile. B. Smith got
away well with her and came through on
the rail at the head of the stretch, winning
in q heavy drive by three parts Of q length.
after f0llOWiaG the pace set by Shenandoah
Tor three qunztHre ~ = mile. Tim eullt-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-09

herst stepped by accident on the Holy
Cross player. There was no hard feeling.
he said, between the teams when the game
ended.
A number of different tribes are repre-
scented on the Carlisle Indian team. Wahoo,
the left end. is Chippewa: Bowen. captain
and tackle. is Seneca: Dillon, guard, a
Sioux: Scott. center. Seneca: La ROGUE.
guard. chippewa: Exendine. tackle. a
Delaware: Lube. end. Mission Indian;
Sheldon. halfback. q Nez Perez: Archi-
quette. halfback. an Oneida; Dubois. full
back. Sioux; Jude. end, Chippewa: Al
metry OF build it is hard to find team
their equal. There are no chunky ones
among them.
Speaking of auarterbacks. they are
youngish lot this year. Jones of Yale Is
freshman and Hutchinson. his CHIEF under
study. Is a sophomore. Starr, the nVely
and heady Harvard quarterback. Is sopno-
more Stevenson of Pennsylvania Is also a
sophomore and Collins of Columbia Is a
junior. Dillon, the leading candidate Tor
the position at Princeton, Is a freshman.
In most instances among the leading teams
the all-important work OF directing the
teams plays falls on young heads rather
than on old heads on young shoulders. AZ
Il not often that there are as many soou
ouarterbacks in the field as this year w nat
with those named in addition to Mount
Pleasant of Carlisle, Tenney OF Princeton.
Shattuck of Amherst Shuster OF Lafayette
and Others, they form lot that Is hard 10
beat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-09
Georgetown After Game for Saturday.

Manager Hannigan of Georgetown Uni
versity foot ball team Is busy trying to
arrange a game for the Blue and Gray for
Saturday on account of the cancellation Of
the contest with Virginia. 1t Is apparent to
the Georgetown University management
that the Blue and Gray must have plenty
OF practice before the games with George
Washington University and BucknelI are
called, and Manager Hannigan Is doing all
IN his power to arrange a game for the
Georgetown University so that the schedule
Will not be blank on November II. Sew
eral of the Blue and Gray men were COM
PEELED to leave the Carolina game at Rich
mond last Saturday on account Of slight
injuries. but will probably be back In the
varsity lineup in the practice games dur
ing the remainder of the week MCGOWAN
and Murphy. the two big tackles will
probably again appear for practice and il
added to the line would no doubt improve
It greatly. The George Washington Uni
versity management is working with the
student BODY to get out more candida es
for the team of the Buff and Blue In a su-
preme effort to overWhelm Georgetown Uni-
versity this season On account OF Vir-
ginia giving the game to George Washing
ton University the Buff and Blue Is renew
ing the enort to place the team in the con-
dition to win from the Blue and GRAY. and
Tor this reason both Manager Hehebower
ana Capt STEVENSON believe that their
team has the chance to win, and both will
90 their part to accomplish this end,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-09

ond, was rather poorly handled by Miller.
and just managed to beat Our Sister. at 10
to l. head. Janeta, a good thing. was In
terfered with on the far turn when she
looked dangerous. The mile was run In
l IL As.
Banker. running in the colors of his new
handicap for all ages, one mile and an
eighth. He closed an equal favorite with
Jack Young. and proved much the best,
although Romanellt came near losing the
race by easing Banker too soon. AS it was,
Gdeon's colt won by a half length In
1.54 Is Louise II, backed from down to
to 2, came in with great rush at the
end and nailed the place from Bill Daily s
Caronal, 30 to l. by neck. Jack Young
was beaten at the end Of mile.
Birmingham, backed from to 511 IA
vorite, took the fifth race for two-year-
olds seven furlongs, in a drive by length
from Mary Morris, to I. with George
Langdon's Ingieside, reduced to I to l. run
ming third three parts of length back. af-
ter leading for five furlongs. The race was
run in 1.2S
J. E. Seagram's Cloten, lowered to to l.,
after getting off poorly, ran a bang-up race
in the handicap, at six and half furlongs,
and came home length in front of Toscan.
4 to l. The latter beat Quadrille, the favor
lite, by a head. Quadrle could not have
lost, by the way, If he had not run out at
the head of the stretch. Martin Doyle, Cliff
ton Forge and Broomhandle followed heads
apart as named. the finish being another
illustration of the handicappers Skill The
time was 1.20. Only two favorites won.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-09
WON CHAMPIONSHIP.
Washington School Outpointed Marston
Boys in Two Games.

The Marsten University School OF Baiti-
more was defeated yesterday afternoon by
the Washington School by a score of II to
o. Two weeks ago In Baltimore the Wash
ington Shoot won from the Baltimoreans
by a score of Is to 0 in the first game. the
winner of two out of three to be awarded
the championship cup. Capt. Bard of the
local boys was in the contest again for his
team and played fine game. Washington
School kicked off and Woodward sent the
pigskin whirling near the Marston goal
posts. The Baltimore boys returned 1t
twenty yards and on the next play fumbled
Washington School took the ball and with
a perfect offense Bard was forced over the
line after several line punges for the first
touchdown of tie contest. Woodward kick
ed goal. Score Washington School. q: Mars
ton School, 0. Washington School again
kicked off and Marston was held for two
downs and was forced to punt. Bard broke
through the Marston defense as the kick
was made and blocked it. Washington
School then by series Of line assaults sent
Allen over for the second touchdown of the
contest. Woodward kicked goal. Final
score, Washington School. IL: Marston
School. o. The line up was as follows: