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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

6liiIle miinoeit lit Den ,snOiideil
Ocean; leiOer limo lie ibrer 5ablrei.
d)eil Strom ld)nellen mo fortfpGb-
reno ipedielnoen SonobGnfc mc0an
tiir groBere Sdiffe nift befobrbnr.
&anguruh Gnu u1o 0as GrofooiI.
oas I'M Siioen gang febIt, iino Die
Tertrefer DER groBerenS biere; an ser
&iilte finben it'd rieiige Sdilofr6tcn
IN Walien. Wir maften emit eillc
Sabrt Den Goger . 6luB o~uftu1rts.
Sn Den @dlocrn am llfer bauie1 I'M.
gebeuereS daaren idrpar3er uno luei.
Der &afaouS uno buntgefieoerterGa.
pugcien, Oeren areiiden 10 o6r5errei.
Benb lit, baB mir ms fnum perItGtl.
oigen fonllter. Ias metcrbobe @ros
bot Souben uno Hebbiibnern mill.
fommere S6lupiminfel. 9ic eno.
loien Steppen linD bon groBen giii.
telbeerocn bepolfeft, Die bon Der er-
item Nnlieolung Sort Iunoos bcr.
ltommen. 2ei0er meroen ole Sbiere
oft 5ipeflos Undergraduate, ein5ig nm
lie o%llS5ub1uten; OnS Sleiid) miro
ben G%ollbpogeln gum SraB iiberlai-
len. PIN einigen ~ieeartig iid eripei.
ternoen Stellen oes SluiieS fanoen
mir oerortige @engen bon milOcn
Gnten, 8Gnien uno @aiierbiibnern,
oaB bon Der SberilGde bes @alierS
faum ctlpaS 81 leben ipar. @ir
@fonnten nlr ctma 80 ailor1eter meit
porbringcn, oa Stromidnellen III.
lcre Weitertobrt unmoglih mad)tcu.
NlleS SunO auimGrts ober mas mcbc
olS 6 bis s ailomcter bon beioenSei-
ten Der 9obn. uno Selegrapbenlinie
cntiernt lieat, bat pobl foum cinc5
@eiBcn SUB betreten.
8un5 %beionocre @i6tigfeit bat oaS
Noro . Serritorilm ourb ieine Mi.
Observation-Disclosures, ocren Iusbelltuna
ollf oaS 3ebniade gelteigert merben
fonnte. 1905 murben fir fuit 5tpci
Wiaionen Morf Wetalle genomcn,
5umeiit @olo, Silber, SUPPER uno
@olframer5. Nber pie perfebrt lit
oos pielfad) angeponote Spitem! -
Gr5rcide @rrbcn merben ben Chi
neien ais nSribut" iib%erloiien, 5. y.
lie iino oltf oie Namen bon @eibcn
ei%ngctrngen, lperOen aber bon Gbiue-
ien obne ieoe auiiidt p%erarbeitet, II.
Der 9eiiber 5iebt einfad) 10 Tro5ent
bcs @eipinncs. Die 9bineien treibcn
aber ridtigcn &mIbbou. Sic ourd,.
miiblen mo ourfbobren Die @rilbeu
pie W%oiilfuiirie unO MAIDEN tic oa.
ourd untauglid gu ipGterem per-
mInftgem1Ben abbail. 8egenp1rtlg
rimmt man eiirig Siefbobrungen
nod Steinfoble Dor; Der Grfolg mare
pon u~ngebeurer Sebeutun9 fir oaS
Sono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
5nferenante Gn%tocfungen inn @ati.
fan.

Sie Observation-Disclosures i'm 3d.
titon, bic Tapit Bins Der 3ebnte be-
fonntlidp nit groBem Gifer betreiben
l1Bt, babet, pie Die romiihen 9l1t-
ter meloetr, 81 bemerfensmertben
entoedungen AnlaB gegeben. GS
lteIlte lid} bernls, boB ole 9epobner
oes SotifunS i'm II. uno IS. SSobr-
bnnoert, Die an lururios ollsoeItot.
teten @cmahern, b%1neenben @Grten
llno onmutbigen Terroiien aroBem
@etolen fanoen, fir Die aunitihGte
oergargener 3eiten ougeniheinlit
fem 10 groBes GeritGnonib beieIien
batter. Seoenfaus bat ELM @efiibl
DER EietGt iie perbinoern fonnen, Die
6resfen unh Srnumente ser Renoii.
lance, Die Die @1noe beoedten, nit
neucm &olfbepurf be3ieben al lai-
len, IN Dem Die leiften 2inien ser
Nofofo 3 Srnamente ben 8elhmad
Der Belt nerrictben. 8or einieenSo.
gen fam Der I'M 8atifan tbGtiae 9lr:
titeft Shneiber aitf Den 8eoonfen,
einen arbitrop ser 5reppe. sic an
Den Whiee'n fiibrt, n1ber 81 unter-
lnd)en. Gr lieb oober bon oenWan.
err porlidtig Den, 8erput o~bfraBeli.
Gobei famen nod uno nod 5unGhIt
perblaBte, Damn lebbaftere Sarben
gum @oribein, unb idlieBIi6 iob
man ipunberpole Srnamente Der
Naffael : Sdule ouftalld)en, unter
oellen Defenders elm prdhtiees @ap-
per- Seo's bes 3ebnten %auffiel. @ebn.
llde Gntoeflulgen bat mo oltd an
Den W1noen uno ben @em0lbeboaen
observation-disclosures gemadt. GS
iino Wanbmdtcreien, Die oeutIih Sen
Stpl &affoel's trogen, ieoenfoas
aber ieiner Shule, Dor gaem bent
Einiel 8iulio Homano's 81 entltom.
men Iheinen. gs lit nift uniuabr.
ifeinlid, oaB Die aunitbeseiiteruna
bes Weoici : Eapites, mabrenb Hof.
fael an Den 2oggien arbeitete, iidl
aild ouf Die angren5enben @emGfer
Der e%le9anten @iirbentrGeer bieies
papItliten Spfes a%usbebnte unh oas
Haffael Damn, ipie 10 b1uiig, oie gr.
belt begann unb bie SoaenSuna Iei.
men SdDiilcru iiberIieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

bnilbclt iid) nm elllcll nlten Yraud),
Der in ocn groberen unb mooernen
StGoten aQer0ings lebr idreQ Der.
idJfpilt0ct, Scr aber auf oem 2onoe,
b%clpn0cra in benz nbgelegenen Nor-
Den, nod 5iemlid) algenein lit. Sn
Sauiern,in oeneH cine ODER gar meb-
rcre beiratbSiGbige S5ftcr iuobnen.
bdngt man einet1 leercn 8llmcntopf
entlpcoer i'm Tenitcr poer III Der Ser
rurbo ouf. Ser 5opf nmB. bamit
mon ieinc9c6cilturtg iofort erfennen
fam, an hrei blanfen &ettcn bGn-
gen. @in MN Elm Siillgling Die
So6ter oes Solies beiratben, 10
bringt er cine 9litme, unb 5lpar cine
mogIidIt i%eltcne Eilan5e uno tbut lie
III Den Sopf. ST mub cine Belt aus
'llden, mo- Wutter llno Sobter All
Snnle limo, bamit lie i%uiiien, mcr Der
6reier lit, uno oomit sic Mllttcr @e-
legenbeit bot, i'm iit nG6er o%n3uie.
Den, penn lie i'm bis6er nod ni6t
ferlnen Iolte. 9lber iclbitperitGno-
lld) laIilt iih Iutter nno Sodter
llId)t lcben, iolibern beobodten ben
Torgallg bon irgeno cinem GerIted
aus. Ser iunge Nann ober mltk
Die Eflon5e bon ouBen in Den Sopf
einpflan5en, obne oos Sous al be.
tretel1. Sit oas junge WGoden nun
elnperitonocn, Damn begieBt unb
pflcgt lie Die giume, mGbreno lie lie
peroorren IGbt, iucnn tie nifts bon
ibm millen Mil, ooer lie berolts.
Idleuocrt, luenn biegltern nidts bon
Der 9eirotb Diiien moacn. Gem
Singing ober itebt es fret, iuieoer
81 fonnlen uno nod8uieben, ipas
aus lelrcr Eflun5e geiporoen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

ilbcruoht. Nltber Dem Sbcr. Opera.
teltr gibt cS ba Nltiieber, bercnFilidlt
cS nift ollcin lit, iid) in 9ld)t ncb-
men, ooB ole Nllie ridJtiN beontluor.
tet mcrocL ionbern audi 5lpiihcn
Eublifum nro 0camtin cin5ltreten,
iollte Dies motif tbltn. S6nelle uno
Siidtigfeit oes Tienites %perIongen,
OnB Gieienigcn, oie9filfe bcontiporte,l
lnoTerbinoung bcritcllen, nit nidtS
Nn6erem 81 tbln baben iolcn; oa.
Der fonhnt eS, Dab nlnn iid an 0ic
Seriuoltung ODER Information Der
mieIcn, finoet, menn man nit Sr1lt-
lein Central irgelo cttpos gnhereS,
oIs nur 0aS Ingcbcn Scr Summer
81 Derbnn0eln bot.
Sn grpBcn StGoten, mo groBe3ah.
len bon Veamten angeItcllt limo nno
cbcnio IN flcinercn ElGbcn mcrocn
bon ben 9eQ . 8cleQihoiten Grbo.
lun0s5immer u%nterbolten, in ipel,
den 6rGillcin Central lire Grbo.
lungs rno Wittogspouic 5llbringen
fam, no iie licit, 9rieie ihreibt, iid
nit ibren Go%lleginnCn unterbGlt,
fllr5um. no tic ibre WllBe5cit gang
nod) ibrem eigenen Moblgcfolen
oliSiiiQen fam. llno oieie Hiidli6t
bon Seiten ser 9eQ p @eieQi6aften
uno cin beiiercS &erit6nbniB Sci
tens oes Gublifums limo es, meld)e
oos omerifonii6e Tclepbon . Sp.
item bon Sobr 5l Subr INNER nod
pcrbeiicrn elm Spltem, mel6eS'
Dos Gritallnen unb oic 9elpmoe.
rlng u"nicrer muslGn0ii6en 9eilder
mafrllit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
Der Grinder Der Ypitfartc.


Die grfinblmg Der Yoitforte lit,
mos ipobl nid)t aIlgemein befannt
icin biirfte, rnierem @eltpoit . &e-
FORMATION HeifSpoltmeiiter Gr. bon
Stepbon 81 p%eroanfen. 8enn aud)
/. 3. Die y@iener N6enopoit" idrieb;
Die Eoit- ooer Gorreipolloen5farte
ilt befonntlid cine oitreihiidJe Gr'
%finoung, Die Oes Erof. Or. emanuel
Sermann in @ien," 10 itebt bod Die
ier unrifti9en 9ebauptllne bieSbnt-
iade g~e9eniiber, bob stephan oils
@ebeimer Toitratb ihon an %. No-
pemlber 1865 ser 8. Geutid)en Yoit.
Gonferen5 in aarlsrube cine Gent.
ihrift iiberreidte, in Der er sic Gin.
iiibrung Der Toitfarte CUR Innab-
me enlpfabl. Sn oerielben ifilberte
CT, nie Die 6orm uno bas Waterial
Oes 9riefes I'M 2altfe ber3eiten piele
@anoluneen erfabren babe; 10 5.g.
bebiente man lih I'M aItertbum Der
@adstofeIn, inn Mittelalter ser Ser.
aamentrollen, bis BARN Die Helt5eit
Die @%errpenolulg oes Eapieres nit
iid} bradte. Hodoem Stepban in
iciner Genfidrift MN ipeiter oarouf
bingeipieien batte. oaB ioiuobl Die
6orm beS Snbaltes immer einfafer
9elporoen lei, fommt err allf oos Be
oiirfniB ser fur5en einfahen Mit-
tbeilung fir oen ihriftlid,en Ser'
febr unb idla9t oafiir elm bel alien
Yoltitelen etc. fauflides 6ormular
Dor, Elm &artenblatt in @roBe uno
5orm g~epObnlider 9rief+Gouperts,
meldes er nToltblatt" nannte. OBJ
rpobl oieier goridlag oie Gonferen5
intereiiirte, fano er bod rit,t Die er.
bottle Mnnabme. @enn nun audi
Die Ginfiibrung Der Hoitfarte in
Seutihlanb erit ant %. Sum- 1870
erfolgte, mdbreno SeItreih iolhe
id)on inn Sftober 1869 eingefiibrt
bate, 10 lit oarim aber bod ser
beritorbene Staatsiefretdr bes oeut.
lfen Meitspoitamtes. Or. Seinrib
b. Stepbau, ibr 8ater. I'm bas
Mnoenfen an Die Dor nirnmebr 40
Sabren- bon Stepban aemaf)te Gr.
finomng Der Eoitfarte sm ebreit, lit
anl1Blih oes ant %. nno 26. @uguit
os. SIS. in 8ottinsen taeenben ~.
8ing- uno 10. Geitiben SammIer.
cages i'm 8erlaee ser 6irma grnit
Waranarb, @0ttingen, cine ~fiinitle.
rid ausgefiibrte grinnerunes-Hoit.
farte als .Stepbans : SllbiIGums.
Yoitblatt" eridienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
Snriitc,t 0eutId,.

~Sn misunderstanding oes9edts.
g%ritriolabes, ooB Die 5obrI1iiigfeit
lllobbongig bon YoliSei : @eroro.
nllngcn fcit5uiteIen lit. bat Ser Gor-
oerridter Die 6abrIaiiigfeit oarin err
blidt, bob Der Observation-Disclosures IN.
ter MISUNDERSTANDING Der ourf sic
confreten llmitGnbe eebotenenS Bora.
falt nno gufmerfiomfeit iein unmit-
telbar ont @eIeiie Der ItGnoia nit
Wotoriuagcn beiobrenen eIeftriifen
StraBetbabn ltebenbes 2ubrperf
audi MIR frr5e 3eit obne bie erfor-
oerltd)e @eaufiidtigung iteben lieb,
mod5ten audi unter nurmalen Der
baltnllm feline Tferbe boz oem Mo-
toripogen nidt ibeuen unb sic bon
lbm getroffenen 0orfebrungen our
.Ibipenoung zines 3i1iammenitoBes
lib oils alisreideno ertpeiien, bod
nit Der WogIidfeit red,nen muBte.
oaB aus irgeno elmer uriafe elm emit.
gegetfpmmenber Observation-Disclosures
gen feline ionit rnbigen Yferoe in
ltnritbe bringen uno baSu peranIai-
len Tonne, Dor ben Wotorfpaaen al
ipringen unb 6olaen mie sic tbot-
iddIi6 eingetretenen G%er6eiaufiib.
ren." (Gin 3nias 81 oieiem Sat.
iinsebeller miiroe Die @irfuna nur
abid]mdd)en.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
(Siir bcn gSunntag5. Gurrcfponocnt".)
Gem Sclcpbuu : WGod)cn.

Sbr Gil Gbren miro bel cincm Giicn
Elm Sooit ara9cbraht. Gut
on9cpoBte9emcrfungen gemodt.
GieIe lpcrien cine 6lutb bon
2idt oui Iriiiungen unb @irf-
inmfcit zines mcrtbpoIlen Wit.
glieocs ser @eid1itsmelt. - gtur
cincgeihlperoe inS ouienoen Don
SelHpbon . Gerbin0ungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14

Ipancirt. = .Meine ;sreunSin
perfebrt iebt nit einem Sefretdr bonn
5inan3miniiterium." Milo lit It
ieBt Shasiefretdr?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-09-14
@ie Der jnnse Sapaner feline 2iebe
erflGrt.

@ie ser iunse Sapaner DEM Mao-
den ieiner @abl feline 2iebe crfIdrt
uno ibr MISUNDERSTANDING madJt.
er3dbIt cine engIiide 3eitidrift. gs
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-08-18
But the Greater Portion Of
Valparaiso Is Known to
Be in Ruins.

New York, Aug lS.-The Herald to-
day prints the following dispatch,
dated at Valparaiso Friday;
Without the slightest tremcr of
warning an earthquake visited this
city last hight, bringing instant death
to hundreds of persons and leaving
many hundreds more imprisoned in
the ruins, many of whom were burned
to DEATH
Fire broke out in the city imme-
diately after the first shock, and
every branch Of the city's service was
paralyzed. Panic and CONSERVATION
indescribable followed. Those who
escaped were rendered frantic by fear
and were able to render but slight
assistance to the victims.
The business section is almost en-
tirely destroyed. After the first
shock, and before the people had been
given time to realize the magnitude
of the calamity, a still greater shock
followed. The earth in places seemed
lifted bodily up, and buildings were
pitched forward into the streets. In
other places there was a aterrible tremor
that shook every structure to the
ground. When it subsidized thousands
Of persons who had fed to the streets
we're on their knee spraying.
Many landslides around the city in
different directions are adding to the
scores Of lives lost.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-08-18
COUNCIL LISTENED
TO MUCH ORATORY
Many Bills Were Approved and an Or
dinance Was Passed Providing
for Improvement Districts

of the light company was referred to
the light committee, to make deduc-
tions for the lights that have failed
to burn. Even with this deduction
the bills passed amounted to 81, 206.99,
Of which the principal items were:
M. A. Earl & Company, city engineers,
three months work, $3.50; Timber Hill
Coal company, s25; board of equaliza-
tion, thirty days session, S465; judges
and clerks of special election, $40;
weed cutting, Sll8.
After considerable discussion an
ordinance was passed giving the coun-
Gil power to create improvement dis
tricts and designating the manner in
which the money for the payment Of
these improvements shall be raised.
The ordinance merely applies to Vini-
ia the power conferred on all cities by
the Curtis bill passed this spring by
congress. The ordinance in full
appears in another column Of The
Chieftain.
There are several improvement dis
tricts which should be created at
once, such as the South Wilson paw
ing, the Illinois avenue paving, the
North and South Miller sidewalk, the
Canadian avenue sidewalk, and Others.
The council wanted to pass some Of
these last night, and begin actual
work, but found several difficulties
In the first place, no map Of the city
has been adopted by ordinance giving
grades for streets and sidewalks. A
map has been prepared by the city
engineers, and the ordinance commit
tee was ordered TO present at the next
meeting of the council an ordinance
adopting the grades on this map as
the permanent grades Of Vinita.
Then the question of the curb line
is still unsettled. An ordinance was
drawn some time ago settling the
width of parking and passed TO its
third reaCing. 1t was brought up
again last night, but was laid over
until next meeting in order that 1t
nav be amended. Engineer Green,
representing M. A. Earl & Company,
is very much opposed to placing the
inner Sidewalk line more than four
feet from the property line. 1t was
thought W some of the council that
many walks are farther than four
feet from the property line, and that
it would be an injustice to the owners
to compel them to relay their walks
Mr.. Green will investigate and report
at Tuesdays meeting.
The question Of a high school was
not taken up, as it was so late when
these other matters had been disposed
of that the council hurriedly adjourn
ed and went home.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-08-18
Catch
Tom COndry, Cattle Thief, Cap
tured at Big Cabin by
S. J. Burns

Deputy Marshal S. J. Burns made
an important capture at Big Cabin
when he arrested Tom Condry on a
warrant charging him with cattle
stealing. Condry is bad egg, and
has been scouting for years. Several
times his arrest has been attempted,
but he has always managed to escape.
He has had running fights with De-
puties 1. L. Gilstrap and Prater, has
once jumped his bail, and has, IL fact,
been a much wanted and very elusive
citizen.
His stamping ground has been
mostly north and west Of Chelsea, but
he was with gang taking some cattle
to Big Cabin this week, and it was at
the latter place, on John Skillman's
farm, that Deputy Burns caught him,
unarmed, for once in his life. Burns
slipped up on his man, and though
Condry, when he saw who it was, dug
his spurs into his horse, Burns was
too close, and had the drop, so Condry
meekly surrendered.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-08-18

The city council met last night in
special session. All the members
were present save Alderman Wallen,
who was out Of the city. The MEM
bers were late in gathering, however,
and work dragged, so othatyery little was
accomplished. The regular meeting
will be held Tuesday night, however,
and things are now in such shape that
several ordinances can be passed at
that time.
At last nights meeting the council
listened to long argument by D. W.
C. Duncan in favor of the taxation Of
bank deposits. The law provides,
indeed, that man must, in listing
his property with the assessor, state
what sum he has on deposit. Few
property-owne do this, however, tie
great mass of Vinita deposits being
untaxed. Mr.. Duncan argued that
the board of equalization has power
and should use It'll to compel the pro-
duction of the banks books, in order
that all deposits might be ascertained
and taxed.
The council took no formal action
in the matter, Notwithstanding Mr..
Duncan's half-veiled threat that, as
unequal taxation yiCiates the whole
assessment, and as the failure to tax
bank deposits would be unequal taxa
zion, it would be his duty to remon-
strate in legal way however pain
ful he might find that duty. The
council, however, seemed to feel that
the taxation Of bank deposits would
simply cause a run on the banks the
day before the assessment is to be
made, and that it would cause a perm
anent Withdrawal of deposits from
the banks of this city, since depos-
it's are not taxed in the surrounding
towns
Residents of Vinita are already tax
cd on their deposits, unless they lie
to the assessor, and out of town citi
zens whose money, on deposit here,
is being used in developing the town,
should not, it is felt, be taxed, as to
attempt to do so would merely drive
these depositsaway altogether.
w. T. Beatty asked that the alley
back of his residence be graded, and
the request was granted, the street
commissioner being instructed to do
the work at once under the superyis-
ion Of the street and alley committee.
The finance committee had a sur
prisingly large number of bills. That
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-08-18
VINITA TURNED over
TO The REPUBLICANS
Convention Of Second Recording Dis
trct Held Here This Afternoon to
Perfect an Organization.

after which the convention will pro-
ceed to the work Of selecting a district
committeeman from each township
aud ward In the district.
Among the delegations present are,
the following.
BLUEJACKET.
J. w. Douthitt, Mr. Hicks, c. c.
Howell, D. a. Hicks, D. A. Wilson
and John A. Gideon.
WEIGH.
G. W. Dixon, S. E. Bear, w. H. Mas
sey, W. L. Marker, G. L. McCleary and
P. z. Payton.
ALTON
II. r. Gill, N. c. Barry, j. G. McGraw,
Bill Buzzard, Matt Telin, 0. f. Mason,
Bill Carton, John Barbee and G. Il. Star
buck.
EAGLE SPRINGS.
Fred Draggoo.
FAST CHELSEA.
DR.. J. W. Bone, A. L. II. Street and
Henry Clark.
TOWNSHIP 1925.
Bill Davis.
PRAIRIE CENTER.
Contested delegations:
P. q. Newman, Lark Brown, P. Knight,
4. y. Rogers, Jack Barker and f. G..
Horn.
cENTRALIA.
DR.. F. L. Hughson, Geo. Vandever, E.
r. Conright Q. II. johnson, r. T., Allen.
GROVE.
TT. Muskrat, w. j. Forbes, J.. P.
Butler, W. A. Walton, W. l.. Fox, J. 8.
Evans, sherman Remby, S. Il. Boyle,
Blue Smith, Geo. Cunningan and W. II.
Sutton.
vIN1TA.
Il. M. Probasco, J. +. Murphy, Q. W.
Massie, W. II. Willis, Il. w. Cox, A. J.
Atkinson, r. A. Caldwell, Geo. Clark, Jr.,
Louis Bagby, H. T. Watson, Steve Hill,
M. A. Sorrel, Ed. Shanahan, Capt. G. $.
White, Harry Miller, Wilson Franklin,
Dr. ma Frazee, ). c. wilkinson, VIM.
Meeks, W. B. Depue, c. B. Rogers. Dave
Meredith, Fred H. Chilson, W. r. Badgett,
G. X. McProud.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-08-18
Town Nearly Destroyed

New York, Aug. 1s-W Vessel, Duval
& Company, who do a large business
in South America, especially in Chilli,
this morning received the following
dispatch from Valparaiso: "Town
nearly destroyed. Particulars later
when shocks cease"
The dispatch was dated at 2:55 a.
m. 1t IS not known whether it was
filed yesterday or today.
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Secondary Shocks

New York, Aug. 1S.-The earth
quake shocks felt at Valparaiso Thurs
day night were followed Friday by a
series of earth tremors that continu.
ed at intervals throughout the day.
The second series of earthquakes was
recorded by the seismograph in the
government observatory at Baldwin,
Kan, Friday morning. No adyices
have been received from Santiago,
Lazearna or Conception.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-08-18
ROOTS PARTY
WAS STONED

Buenos Ayres, Aug. is While
Secretary Root and his party we're re-
turning Thursday from a ranch near
the city strikers stoned the tram,
breaking three windows in Secretary
Roots car and wounding the minister
Of agriculture in the neck. Several
Others Of the party were injured. The
police are investigating.
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There's no doubt but what the Re-
publicans Of the second recording dis
trict are alive and active, and conf
dent of success in the coming cam
paigns. If anyone entertained a
doubt as to this, he had but to look
at the loyal delegates who arrived in
Vinita on every train this morning,
and who to man we're enthusias-
tic concerning future prospects.
The delegates gathered in Vinita in
response to the call Of Chairman
Grant Victor of the Indian Territory
executive committee, August Is being
designated as the day on which the
Republicans of each district should
meet to form permanent district Or
ganization with the township as the
unit, which shall become the county
organization as soon as statehood Is
consummated.
The convention had been called to
meet at 1870 o'clock in the court house,
and promptly at that hour it was
called to order by @. A. Davidson,
member Of the Republican executive
committee, who read the call, and the
new rules and regulations as adopted
by the executive committee, and then
announced that nominations for tern-
porary chairman were In order
o. f. Mason of Alton nominated
DR.. ]. w. Bone of Chelsea and DR., T.
t. Winner Of this city nominated w
It. Davis Of Ketchum. Mr.. Davis de-
clined, and the election Of Dr. Bone
was thereupon made by acclamation.
John Chandler of Fairland was
elected temporary secretary and JEFF
Muskrat OF Alton temporary assist
ant secretary.
Or. Bone then announced the fol-
lowing committee appointments:
Credentials: W. b. Depue, M. D.
Montgomery and Forbes.
Resolutions: G. B. Rogers, Fred
Draggoo and Mat Telin.
Permanent organization: 0. f.
Mason, w. T. Davis and Cal Moore.
The committees then retired to pre-
pare their reports, and in the mean
time several stirring vocal selections
were rendered by the Republican
quartet composed of e. B. Davidson,
G. N. Bebout, r. II. Beard and O. L.
James.
While the committees were still en-
gagged in framing their reports, the
delegates, to while away the time,
called for speeches from several Of
those present. Rev. A. j. Nathan
responded to the call for him in a
manner that brought forth hearty
and generous applause.
w. II. Darrough followed with an
excellent, straightforward talk en-
phasizing the vast Importance Of this
convention. He advised the exercise
Of careful and deliberate Judgment
in all matters pertaining to the or
ganization Of the party in the new
state. He called attention to the
difference in the principles and deeds
Of the Republican and Democratic
parties.
At the time the forms we're closed
to 90 to press C. b. Rogers was speak
ing, to great applause. He called
special attention to the Democratic
neglect Of education in states where
the party is in power The commit
tee on resolutions and credentials
have prepared their reports and they
will be delivered during the afternoon,