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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
QUEER BRANCH OF STUDY.
Fencing far Girls Seemed 60 ne =
Useless Craft fsa Them
% Learn.

1t doss beat al Michael what they're
teaehias girls pow la these clty
schools said ga Nfs Nlilisln. laying
down me a8Negfisiug section ~ 3 his
daily ebich she bad BEEN reading close
Is f0r fhe last half haaf relates Youth
Companion * eoafsa when Jamie
usui to The l8sm sehool and thss sats
hlm dlaF.ns ana chaFes and aneh 1
seemed flght enough iaf be waa s boF
and uas affiuk himself Tor making :
living 81 iae land
Bul ehai cant make aat Is phf
ever eily ialks. sna girls a. that. and
0aes that don aeea - - scratching Is
make ends meet shouid 81 paylaE 81
extra sa tha paper here says iasl e
leafn fencing
Does seem Mad . queer. ma. ceme e
think u ig. returned he Oh man. aI
The other sld q he iahls haf sesms
like of late I've been hearing 4 So e
talk bout aataHe studies aaa hack la
nature ana simple lifes and sach. and
maybe that's the city folks way get
llnr II those thlnKs. though il pears =
ms Is II tsDusa come handler fof su.
b take 4 iaant aat Il The country uhsrs
real fences vas. n thsy're 50 mighty
anxious to he learned boai the building
of emfr
q further complicated byfna fact that lA
making alloys TIE ehanEa aith temnera
tuFs Is often found e he quite different
from 8 mere average of the constituent
metals. Hut ln The rev alloy. campo.
sitlon II nlskci and lfou. eonsainlae 81
per cent q the former. the expanslon
under heat i baFelg more than quart
which i almost lmmeasafahly small
Already lt has Ioaad Eaxor with ths
French authorities f8r usa "a SURVEYING
Instruments. where variations in eli
mate render aeeufaEe mesHufemsBtl
aialculk far move general application
Wlll be found. howeyef. II he eass a
clocks and Natehse Regulation e ~
swing e ths peHaulam undeF ne sarla
tlens aE smnmef and winter tempefatuFH
ls usually made ~ arranging : slTip e
lame hiahl. exnanalhle metal e h
!. cfsase upwards Efoal ne Hob - beating
81 kaealnx ne length constant HhIh
I. tbs proves satisfactory. ne nsw aliu.
pfauIzes + relieve The dlfzanIls lH
eaIsta n f1s aaIpaImeal q speH pa
aalamz
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27

Meelames + y MARKS. F. +.
Ffayssf. A. q Chamberlain and /. \.
nalrllI went . Muskoeep this yes.
ienIaf 10 attend tlle meeting Of the
Wonaaa HnAFd Of Foreign Missions
faI ne southwest, held IN that ciig
fadaY and tomorrow This board ~
cladcs the Presbyterian societies h
Iazna Missouri. Afkaasas Kansas.
NsN NeAleo, Oklahoma end ludlan
Tsffllaflaz BESIDES " excellent pre-.
gram 10 81 officers missionaries
ana ulIIefs. q trolley ride and nameF.
o. receptions are provided 20 enter.
la|a I1e visitors. Tha s g big
6szzs|an ID chaEell circles mHd ~ ba
oIasl snlased
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
ALSO RAPS
THE BANKS
Secures $500 From the Cher
0kee and Farmers
National.

Thomas Armstrong, 81 Coody Bluil
a mEa upward " 50 sean Of aee, 80.
paared At the e s marSllals onlee
Wednesday aud confessed t0 hAylug
obtained s5oo frum tho Cherokes lank
and sloo 81 the Farmers National
bank o. this clty under false pfe,cnAe
having given MORTGAGES on propfty
which he did not onu lie Was taken
before Commissioner stanhcld and
pled guilty q the above and Was
placed Ia iail 70 await his preliminary
hearing which VIII come 10 April =
Those who haxe talked 20 Armstrong
belleye he IS slightly demsuiea lie
refused 70 talk. OF offer ans excuse tof
hss artions
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
LIST OF JURORS
DrAwa Per che MAy Terra ss The
Federal Ceart.

GRAND srRoHs
y. b Hollis Wyandoiie, l. r
DA Louell, Mani. L n i Noa
} y Reuekef. Mani Il D y No 2
William Mayea Peoria. Il y b No =
Tiios n Mcconnell, Miami. 4 n D
No2
FW Str0ut. NlnsA TT
George Il Martin. Ninlta l r.
q W Castor. Ninita ! r.
- " Harrison. Alton r.
y keithly, Vinita 1T
nalsioy Hughes Adaif T.
lsolagt Madison, nlg Cabin r
l. \ Robinson lils Cabin IT
q G craig. WEIGH 1T
Tilos y Hard. Chelsea 1T
IA LundY Cleora 1T
AlTKHNAFA enAsn flNnas
Vase0 raYtau. Nclch IT.
lem Paris Chelsea r.
sam iVniphln, Mlaml r
I'll Thompson. Niulta T.
Thos II neckham. Miami 4 b u
Noa
rrr1r sUAons
> n toFan, MAmitT
Clarence Gnnith, Miami nFn No !
in GaAlll. Miami ~ Il No 3
JerfY SupemaN, Miami Il + i No j
Waiter Reynolds. Niami ! r
John Cannan. Miami IT
Charles Jarrett. Seneca No
&C Couaisef. Niniia / r
4 WYmau TllompsQns ketehum ! T
Cape Glmfmleg retsacOla ! 7
Il Ward. krteham ] +
John Drake, CHELSEA / +
clint RRers Okpee ! i
Chas I.oeefs Pensacola T
III Sal. Viulia TT
Ny Crawford, Miles II
nn Pennington. CentfAlla r
Arthur Hawkins Finlta \
William Martin. Kiniia J 7
III Watson, Nln1a I Fl
1ohn y Nesf. SpasinAw { r
r West NNia 1T
A G Mitchell. Miami 1 Ii = Ne2
~ scott Nlnlia I #
o. n. NAnas
I b CnolfH
D ~ BiNunAn
IuAm siOnsfs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
UNMlHlsTEpnl DISCIPLINE.
5satle Leader e Msn Became a Gem.
peiisF of Milaaess Ia an
Uakaly BuiI

Rev Elijah Kelloas vas g mosl un@
aoaxcu1ionai aiaislef There are
naay stories of bis daring oa sra and
and So aadanatea waa be that biz
inausnee over zallofs and ether mea
y adventurous iiie was vefY great
Sass Ynaiha Companion when be
VS. settled a. llarpsWeil. be had oh
bis fafm 3 bull ghAf had become "a
eeeainkiY tfYins ana even dangerous
% visitors. who liked to take q shors
sut acress tAs pasture Tbs bull said
NJ kelnEa. must b disciplined. and
taught some SLIGHT respect ief human
kiad
Sc therefore haraessea he animal
% the front wheels u heavy cart
preparatory 20 driving him over tha
Rad ard showlas him vho wan mas
tsr Hut before she guiding ropes had
besn adequately arranked me bun took
to the woods II a mad rush. leaving
The ffaaments = the caft.wheela and
harness on hls trail
The little minister VS. not e b
ouldons The next day 81 Hood.sids
he lursd tie ball q the end of the
wharf - 3 temptine display q fod
deT. and. watching BE ppHnrtaaltf.
showed him inta The haF Thea he
Jumped autfide hls bach. and vita ths
efoeesz u = hrousho .baslef fArual
bla hea1 under watef until The nfca
lure va conquered Thereafter 81
saa 4 law- w-abitlas beasf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
Ruby Items.

It's cold enough 90 SHOW
joel Martin is quite sick
Eseryb body IS planting corn
Mr.. WattenbarEer has finished bis
new pasture.
Enlek Boley visited on big creek
Friday
Bud Martin vas shopping in Geo.
tFaiila wednesday
Hosard Martin. of CeneYville kas.
IS visiting IN this vicinity
Uncle Boo Martin ays he has tie
finest eoal Ia the eountry,
Mr shiqley Is putting new fences
around his iaFm.
Mr. Balloch our mail carrier has
moved over on the Fish farm
Bart Reynolds has purchased ! fne
surrey for BIS family
j. \. ADKINS ard eea. Reynolds
are numbered with the sick.
Mother Burnett has been sick with
that dreadful disease Rheumatism
james FARLEY was a Nowata visitor
Thursday.
Mrs. Ethel glemmlns visited her
parents Nc and Mrs. Hicks SUNDAY
II there IS No more frast tie straw.
berry crop viii be q large one.
Charley Causiell oflWlmef SUNDAY.
Cd At RUBY, musf be some attraction
Ms. l. + wilson Win begin teach.
ing tWo months school April, - at
the old Martin school house
Bll MARTIN and Bili Rider have
gene 70 Tahlequah 70 fle.
Ars Susie Aiming aud Scutty Mar
TN are numbered with the sick
Mrs McLeroY and Mrs. Powell al
tended church at Ruby sunday night
Geo Williams, one q 1ubys Old
and highly respected e.tlzens has
taken unto himself wife, his many
friends wish hlm much happiness as
he sails over lifes ses
Mis- Pearl Rogefs came lu Monday
from Louisiana. Ia answer u q mes.
sage announcing the death Of her
father.
james Rogers died a. his home Thur
sday morning near Chllders. l. + Of
slow fever his remains vii - laid 70
resf Ia the Ball cemetery. lie leaves
Two daughters and three sons lie
was a member q tie HOLINESS church
lis many friends sympafhlxe with the
beFeased ones. maY this not he ths
hs1 fair well, Cod help them fu live
Ii way that they ulll - permitted
% meet Ia that beautiful heYCad,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
sELF-PossEssEo TRAVELLER.
Had Her Pocket Picked, But Didn't
Lose Her composure or
Baggage Cheek

The late Mrs isabella BisAop. whoss
travels III different parts og the wprle
secured for her membership IL The
Royal Geographical soeisty, ViAiie4
America when she vas a yuanF WOMAN
she vas unused to travel and vas alous
when she bad the following experience
which is told % niaekwooda Magagius
once Is q train going io NeW York
sue Was lreadfuily tired. and yet sht
had q feeling that Il she went % aieel
the man sitting next her would piek hei
pocket she struggled Tor some iinis
against her inclination to sleep bus hays
las for a m0ment given way she aWak.
eued % feel The hand u her uelshboi
ssntly NilharaWlng her purse from hei
pocket
ln her purse. besides some money
which vas. comparatively speAklhg q
saall moment vas her haFgage check
That was he only thing that rsaiiy tast.
tered. n she accused her nslKhbai g
toeft. nothing was simpler FOR him ihar
q drop the purse oug * ins open win
dos beside which be vas sitting Ne.
ahe determined she would leave aay n.
reference until thsY arrived a. theft
destination
she secured the services q porter
and. vith apparent ealmness. followed
her trayellas companion down The plat
form. Having described hsr lugEake q
the porter she 81 tAs critical moment
bowed Slightly 81 gas piekpoekets ana
with an airy smile. said 'rhls ssntie.
man has ms baEsaea cheek and be i'm
ss5zz.ffaa.f.4 5zs...szsf..E - - A..
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27

Nike MfFss slAsei aiih luiadas
lHe and @lilng bfeaFlf 81 from 1ah.
le4uah by deputy Lang
81 y nl0e elaKcd nitH feealsluE
and roncesllnk stolen pfuprtg vas
brought W ffom ciawnex b iNpQtY
stspp
lrmpllafimsn. eIarfsd wIth assault
with Intent ie sili. hrauslt usef ffuM
iiAftsNFllle hg tNpgtY kefF
septsmlaf Moso isfcsnY TahleaaaH
sam kegs iaFrenF fabh4sah
Mart neis1a. assault - kll IahIa.
qaah
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
soalhsfa napll.t eaa.sallss

fpF this convention, "a - lselA Is
Kansas cts Aay =. talS. lDeN r.
s = h sili have on sals Naua trip
tickets 81 Kansas Nliy 81 TIA rate q
uie iafe plas - cents Tickets vii
ie on ale Ma s "a - Inclusive.
god q return leaving kansas Clff
up TO midniehf, MAJ 2f Anrstegalon
oi rstufn limit % June S aaB - 81.
tanned bf depo,lflug ticket Nlth
joint agent AZ kau>as gify and pa.
meut II " cents sce kaffs sesug
Ard plan - go
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
MISPLACED
CONFIDENCE
a Stranger Drinks a Bottle Oi
Drugs Given as a Sub.
stltute.

Nip. the Rat. vas out earls THIS
morning II vas evident that he
had spent q lad night Tie suspected
that someone had been wrapping hlm
on the quiet lie studied lhe sltua.
ton quietly ard decided that II he
would hold hlx job GA THIS sheet he
would have 20 hand out a little gu1
on the men occasionally and not -
mitch ou the women.
This Is certainly hot staf said ME-
a. Dc read few lines from one y tie
Few medicine locals in tlie Chleftain.
which goes something like this Last
night the little daughter 81 Mrs
Brown, she swectlg and poAceiuils
slept 10 her httle bed near the via.
dow, and although tiserc was no cue
70 cry, Mp hroke dosn and wept blt.
tefly In anotheg instant lie became
eloQenl and began 60 hand cut words
that haven't been used before this
seasou You could tell that his mind
vas wandering. tie said IN part
Once | was Young, bat now ! am
old, yet have | never seen men 90 20
such extremes q set booze a. they DO
Ia this town. OnlS yesterday a strah.
yer came here, aud gang u fellows
Who would sell their interest Ia The
world 70 come, lgot around him and
punuaded him 20 so and buy a bottle
OF perana. and gave him the cue and
answers 70 all the questions TIE
stranger. a andy sort of disposition
fellow, tuok the money and went 70
the nearest drug stcre, and after some
hesitation. asked Tor Tie peuua. The
clsrk, suspectlug that the stranger
vas the victim Of some fopi lasd plot
turned hlm over 20 a doctor for exam.
nation After a thorough investisa
ton looking af his tongue feeling
his pulse etc, tho doctor prescribed
another remedy stating that L cou-
lalned All the virtues of PefunA. bat
I possibly more alcohol. and c1uti0ued
him 70 take small doses o. IL might
int0xlcate him. The stranger left
the store with a smile, hot hls friends
wauld not believe his sfoFY ThsY
had been up against the bottle witk
a yellow label beiofe and had vowed
never again 20 take ans substitute fof
refuna They sent him bark 70 tie
stare, bal he had made s0ch a strong
talk about the medicine heluk for
himself that he dare moi approach tlse
clerk again lie waited a few min.
uies ard then sent hack and gave up
tie onlY dollar he lad to the gang
and determined 20 drown his soffuss
alone IN the contents of The Yellpw
bottle which DE held beneath ms scst.
Tie medicine sas slow Bat effective
Presently tie birds began % sing and
then tie stars % iall. the bard came
out ard played and forts little fairies
danced around hlm. and then he
foaad his yolse Grabbing : filetof.
lcsl candle IN each hand You couldn't
Ne him foF tie SPARKS When he con.
cinded the night marshal invited
hlm 10 staF an night lie sas seen
this morning taking a drink from tie
iauk a. the town well and uten be
stopped 20 splt ard eslss there WAS 3
crack 10 rs tongue eH0 inches long
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET

KANSAS cirs, no krngl 81 ia9sh
A total II ~ cam arrived Ia quar-
anglne division herr lasi wsNk. noFe
than hair u whleh were Era@ cattls
from southern Texas points some 81
tho tess cattle of tho eeason sold Last
Monday. IT sASs ID ta0A but they
we're not approached eltheF ln pfgea
o. quallsy later 10 TIN wreS 1ise
hesi efa~ cattle af the week nala n
t475to ssa5 On lAss Monday. ard like
the ipd stat, g. the ueek advanced
prizes igopped down, ard receipts
later alep Included good MANY com.
mon cattle rie close Of tlic week
vas o - g cents lower than Gloss q
previous week, excepf lur xuNi III
rl,olcs steern. ahleh ala not loss more
than - 70 - cents supply TO-DAY IS
moderate a. forty loads In QuaFAuline
division. aud not heavy Ia native ii.
vision, hers o. elsewhere Market i
steady % a siiads higher. with ON.
sisicFnbiy more life than iage lass
week Grass sieos. rs 70 ilg3 pounds
nod today at ~ - and siSl Ana
whlle markol On 40 oilAef class was
fairly tested range II fed staom il
from st7S 70 tala erass steers t1Qo
. $40, cows AMI heifers e. Is to
tSe0, balla sga 10 sasn eeAls Wss
e. NE09 specnlator Furnished tisa
Dis end " Tire supply lasi wcek. Ard
without Tie stimulona ~ She hlgh
range % prices Ties haa nliort tims
ago, recslpts Nil prolnblf ~ light
thls week and market good
Consisthas last wepk naturally
sorket toward hirisrr pflces fcF i,oss
hgt lad cattle market. weak pro.
vision and adverse grain mArkeGs -
sisfsi packers in holding d0Wn tbs
market However prices made = net
gain q 8 cenls during ihe wesk ne.
relpss wefe considerably iieiRef than
TREY have tssa running and quality
u0t A. gpod pointing toa limited
supply - esme just nos. ard stronger
pgleek Market Is higher to-day TOO
g. 81, buik d salcs s5N q Is -,
light iugs up "a ssta
Gefenlif the mutton market was
snung last week Prices wese lower
THURSDAY. bat SO lAck np again
Friday a Kaoi properties af tiss
receipts nop Is clipped stock Texas
gfsQ sheep have heen expected slnes
mldd.e q laN wesk bar aone lars
teen Fecolttd ~ Ysi Spring lambs
@sla lssi week around sse1 range q
prlcos faf tath clipped aad aoolsd
slesk b dliicrent classes AZ Gloss a
Tie week was lambs ttTs . s1m
gezTllngs t9ss Il q 81 settlers tAg
Is e. 81 ewes sgsa - tssa
some sales IN ths aaAmutlne ~
xlsiuu Monday
7 rf1uf DeaisoB. Iexak, -
kieors iQlE pounds sRa0
L ntuEiugsf C0iulIA. Twas. rs
slesn. all pounds slta
" J Hedge Cooley IcasN -
steers AsAl pounds. - ~
Gunief S iones GNalla. Texas isi
steer ~ poands s3as
~ + Umueh Chandler q Il. !
sfusr s-5 pounds. s1a
II + stfeAalts i.snSlah Tesas. p
siserss 40 poandA s1W
) Clark n Aufth Texas y eoMs
- paandk. t1s
Aafaei steady q sfroag
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27


why little lapanf askn tie critic.
rs population totals ~ least seo8 ooa
mere than that oi aFnai nfiiain Il
yon inelude Fafmusa and the other
anneaAnons of 1895 the Japanese psa.
pie numbered ts.5Qd 600 slx ssafs ago.
and they sere thea increasing ~
nearly $50 900 = year japan aiaa has
somt very biE ioena Toxic hes 3
population # aAoui SEQ eea. Osaka
heluessy soaoQa and s1o.aoo. aud there
are aheni e others pith a population
u mofs thaa 5a.aN japan haa ail ths
other MARKS of greatness lneiaainz
4 hecF Tar anda lac ~ dirofee FoF
every four couples married oae i at.
xofeed.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27

Transportation has hecn senf q
III FinnoS nf Colnmhis Kansas. NJ
I'll catch Iar lie tase lall clnb ths
season. Flnnef Il slthoni doUtl tl.a
hest eatelier playing n this leanrs
afld has aeespiesl terms wlth he lnFal
management The pruspecf of Iane.
lpF TIE hanilns II tlils elfs loaks
betsnF svefg aaY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
ENLARGlHG PARK.
u. T. Ridsnhsar pareks. Aadillsn-
~ L4nds.

Il. : Riienhoul las FocsHtiy puf.
chased the lots adjoining sportsman's
park o. the wesf ard wlll mnte tie
park fence and grand stand haek ua
tbs line titus makinx aefsaf improve.
meat 81 tie bass lall asamend s. L
viii nos u perfectly level
Ar. Hiienhoaf has been tTflns fof
some time 70 bny tiese loss hut onlf
sueceeied this seek.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27

Z muzi say f'm apflesa Al eur faln-
lafsr.~ sala nesCon lunefsce lie
saz All Christians should take paItefn
of ne hea a. : model e Industry
ssWat TIE matter q theifa demaod
81 hls Wife
sWhf. tie bee works % The sabbath
samee any ether deF Catholic
standard and Times
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27

TsafAeF can yoa tell ne. Yommie.
chat hseumes nf All the birds whea sha
samma. haa Eonef
Iommle WIZ Hsesz ihax ssl pul
oa al the winter hats. mAam ron
kaEs aIHiN44aua
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-27
N.lles.I I..llI.l Aaal,slsals

For tie National BAPTIST Aunlgef
>4fy at So Louis Nay ia e sl iu.
elusive the y X S r Ry VII
haes ca safe ruand trlp tleksgs 70 Sl.
fuuls Il rate q enc fAf plus s esnts.
Tickets on sale Mas s % - inclusive
god 70 return ~ 70 and Including
MAJ g. Those deslflng 20 attend ihe
southern baptist Convention az Kan.
sas City. MaF i8 70 il. mas purchase
tickets AZ this rate good via. Tis
Katy to Kansas cts ana direct route
e ST. Louis siopogegs mas = %.
talned a kausAs Clfy - deposilius
ticket and payment 81 small fea ses
katy s agent faF particulars and plan
q 90
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-20
DECISION NEXT
WEEK MONDAY
Mary Rogers Fate TO be De.
cided Then.
HER FATE SEEMS SEALED
Attorney Butler Think, Tha, Su
preme Court Will Not Pre-.
vent the Execution.

Montpelier. Nov II Attorney Gen
e. c. Fits does not expect q decision
10 tic appeal from lh- scnisnee ~
death Of Msry Rogers until Nov -.
whsn tho united State. supreme court
will roconvcne. Preparations for the
execution are going forward. and ,here
will be- no delay II the decision Of the
court IL adverse 10 Mrs Rogers.
There arc attorneys who believe the
chances ATE good 'oi the court 10
interfere. Some unique points we're
raised 10 the appeal, aud u these had
been of slight consequences n the
attorney general Is reported a. be
lieying, lawyers familiar With proce-
dure In the United sia'os supreme
court think the court would have
rendered 40 immediate decision In.
stead Of holding the matter for con-
sideraiion.
Mrs Rogers has been rcprIevcd until
Dec 4.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-20
INVESTIGATE
AUTOACCIDENT
The Railroad Commissioners
Coming Here
v. S. LINDSEY IS HERE
Brother OF the Man Who Wa,
killsd-No Suit Against the
Railroad.

van.San lsrlbi.lndsloy Of Nes York
= u, o,uer II Capt. HArrisP Lindslsy.
~ho was killed 10 tho automobile scci.
dent last August IL registered a. tho
Putnam. Tho board Of state railroad
commissioners will meet here iomor-
ros 10 investigate the accident
Tho hearing gill bc held 10 n. nun.
icipal court room. Chss II Mason
will appear for The state and " Il Da.
Icy for the heirs having been retained
"a their counsel shortly after the acci
dent occurred.
IL Wa reported soon after The &C
ciden,. tina, suit would BE- brought
against the Rutland railroad on tho
ground that The road vas negligent In
running lie locomotive backward but
tho railroad officials state that no suit
has been begun.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-20
NOTHING CAN BE DONE.
May Roger Lawyer Believes She Has Little
Chance Left.

A dispatch from Rutland dated Sat-
urday says: That Mary Roger. sill
be han ed seems TO be regarded here
tonight as almost certain. Judge r.
NJ. Butler, Who, with his partner. At.
torney 7. W. Moloney, has fought one
of the most noieworihy legal battles
for a life In the history Of Vermont,
said this evening:
"As far a. we are concerned. We are
through with the case. fhe L ; III
preme court has taken recess until
the 9TH, and II the writ OF habeas
corpus is not granted, nothing further
can be done"
Attorney Moloney has just returned
from Washington, where he made a
last effort t. presenting the case Work
on the construction OF .he galiows at
Windsor continues.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-20
FIRST TRAIN 70 BETHEL.
Granite Brought from Qusriss EarIis' Than
Was Expected.

Bethel, Nov. ls-The first train TO
run over the new Bethel Granite rail.
way, exclusive OF construction trains,
was run from point one mile below
the quarries to this village yesterday
afternoon. 1t contained two cars OF
rough granite and one car OF contrac-
tors equipments. 1t was announced
in yesterdays Messenger that ship.
ments OF granite would probably be.
gin today, but the shippers and the
Central Vermont Railway Co, we're
half day ahead OF the predictions.
With favorable weather, trains will
probably be run to the terminus Of the
line within ten days.