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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05

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t 3 il r. Der Dem Srunfe ergebene So
iGbrige SteinbrsGer SDbnel in Miin>
i6enoorf, @o6fen, bate in einem @n>
fale bon @eiitesItDrung fem Saus an
seSiinoet. @r flii6tete por Den Slant
men in Den Seller, mo- er elenOigli9
umfam, 90 inn bur9 Die binter inn
sugeI9lagene 5autbir oes Sellers Der
3iidpeg .perfperrt mar.
STE @a9t in Nfrita."
@nfdnes DECEMBER b. 8. lieben Die
Mitglieber bes Gtammtii6es i'm &es
ftaurant Sum Hei9sfan3ler" in Do
beln, Sa65en, Elm bon Dem oortigen
Oi6ter Gmmri9 berfabtes 2ie0 r9ie
Wa9t in @frifa" oruden uno CUR Ser
tbeillna an Die bsuti9en &dmpfer na9
Nfrifa fenben. Sept miro, pie aug
5ablrei9en 8riefen unO &arten bers
boreebt, oas 2ieb in alien beutf9en
Golbatenlagern In Ifrifa geiunger.
Ginfturs zines SdnSz
IofaIs. Sn Jucec6to, Stalie1,
brad in einem 5auie, in psldem elm
Ball abgebalten tpurbe. Seuer aus, Oas
raid um fi9 sriff. @usgetommen
mar bus Seuer in einem Saale, Der
ii9 unter Dem SansIaale befano. Ser
Saal ftiir5te bdl6 suiammen,. 10 oab
fat niemanb fi9 retten fonnte. Man
sGblte 16 Soote. Cine @naabl perz
ionen, Die fi9 gu retten periu9ten, in=
Dem lie aus Den 5enftern fpransen,
tpurbe f9per perleBt.
@en0arme1 ais Grpre :
E r. Sas &riegsgeri9t II, Minfter,
Wetfalen, berurtbeilte Die 2anogens
oarmen S6Dne aus Selbe un6 Gbel
aus Neubedum pegen grprefung unb
8efte9ung gu einem Sabr feds Mona>
ten beaiebunsspeiie einem Sabr fieben
Monaten 3udtbaus. Die @ngeflagten
beranlabten cine Trau Weitboff aug
@ettern uno oeren bpfterif9e So9ter,
Die groben rnfus periibt bate, $4,000
Marf S9peissselb beraus5ugeben.
Sas 9elo marc als Dem Staat perz
fallen ertldrt.
Wier Stunben unter
g 9nee. Sn Der ParfennstizSitte
unfern Oapos i'm S9peiSer &anton
9raubiinoen puroe Der Sfifabrer
@9lerfa bon elmer 2atpine perf4Ittet.
Die 9itte tpurbe pessefegt. Sin Be
gleiter .S9lertas bena9ri4tigte Die
alpine Hettunssitatien in 0apos. Die
ii6 .iofort nit elmer Rettungsfolonne
auf ben @sg ma9te. gs geiang ibr,
S9lerta au retten, Der fi4 bier Stuns
ben unter ben Shneemafen befun6en
unb, auber einem 8einbruhe. nod an=
6ere @erlebunsen e~rlitter bate. 0ensn
CT am nG4ften Sage erlas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05
Sic AIaeeiras &pnferena hat lid

Sie aIgeeiras &pnfsrsna bat iidJ
nun IN eitel 2isbe uno @OblssfaGen
anfgel6f. Die F&limmfen @ssenidbe
wuroen bur& bie bisfrste Wsrmitt:lunQ
bes ameriianif4en 6snbbotsn Mnbretr
@bite iberbriidt. Wenr aud bas
oeuti&e Bolt f& iiber bic grsebniKs
Der 2onferena bic ia I'M Wsientli@en
ni&ts dnbern. ni9t gerabe freuen,
10 bot bod Der Raiier bur@ bic edbel'
raRlerei feline @arineborlage bur9.
bringer, t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05

Die snglii9e Sagssprshe sisbt f9
anf9sinenb groBs Mfbe Prin3ipien'
frnesn In psri6nli9e 9%ontrODerien abs
~3ulenten, ME oies nun uieoer in
Der bon &i9ter alforb gsgsn pOli3ei'
DEF WsBesr ange5abntsn unteriu&ung
gu 8ase tritt. Sra9en. uelGe f9
einfad barum orsbsn, oh @siese per-
leBt uorbsn fno, 9elangen oaour4
gan3 3psdlOs in Elm Stadium bon urs
bere6tieter Bittsrfsit ober @ereistbeit,
nobel bduig Der 2ern Der a~nsslsssns
belt BEL Gsits esi&Obsn unb i9lieBli9
aus ben aussn bsrloren uiro.
Dem 2riminalri9ter liegt bic pfi&t
Oh Mittbeilungsn hber usberirstungsn
Der RriminalseisBe bic ibm suseben
ober bic er peribnIi6 snibsdt. ben
grobeei9porsnsr CUR untsriu9ung 81
u~nterbreiten.
Sas muB Der 9riminaIri9tsr tbun,
felbf tpenn isir sigen Gleiia uno glut
inpolpirt if. @r barf fi9 ni&t bur8
RadF9ten nuf bic Tin Habreids Gtels
lung Der Bstbeilietsn 3uridbaltsn lai-
fen, Defenders III es aber feline bobs
pHi6t, ni4t 3u gefatteu, Bob 8eamte.
bic nit Sur&fhbruns Der 9eIeBe be-
traut Fnb, islbff llnseiebIi9feitsn be-
gebsn. SIR ibni barf es IT, grfhluna
isinsr pfi9t usoer &ei9 nod arm.
peber 5reunb mod Jeino eeben.
Chen 10 ftrsng pOrge3ei8net fno aud
bic pfi6ten beg pOli3ei4sfs. Sbm
lisst ss Oh, bic @sisbesa6ertrstsr 3u
bslnngsn, ni9t I'M fe 3u b~sffrafsn.
fonbern INN bieielber benz Gi6tsf 3u,
alburtbeilung borsufibren. gr berleBt
Die geiebe in nod arbBsrem MnB tpit
Ipn6enbe Wobs. uelds, Obne auf &C.
ri9tli6sr gsrfnhrsn gu t%partsn, Ser,
bd9tiasn 3hdiisuns anesbsihsn lafsn.
tusnt er 8efan9tne, bic unter ieinel
Obbut unb ieinsm G9ub fis6en. mfg
banosli.
Sci bas gerbre5en. bsRen Der 5dft
ling berbd6tie III, mod 10 f&suBlid
70 barf Fd Der polissiiupsrintsnbsn
uidt thdtli9 on Der perfon besIelber
peraeben. Gin .polisi9sf barf II
Nushbun9 ieinss gmtss sbeniopenis
i.insr 2eibsni4aft foIssn. ME be,
Ri9ier.
Sm bprlisesnbsn Sale gilt es mid
GIforb-Wsbser Ooer Nebser-alforo
Die perionen trstsn btqia In ben Din,
tsrgrurb. Die ein3igs Jruss, tuel&'
su entfdeibsn III. if Die. OBJ ss unite,
unisrem &sgisrungsipism gsamtsr
geffattet fetn ION. ibrs psri6nlide Wutl
on S%dftlinasn tbdtli9 aus3ulaHen.
Sb bic 9nute ODER Der @eri9tsbo
freunbloie gerbd9tige iibsrfibrsn ioa
Die perf6nli9eu B%e3iehungen suut
f6en benz Ri9ter unb benz poli3eide
fnb b6qig b%elanalos.
Serr Webaer felbf tpiini6t iebsnfall
ni9t. baB bic angelegsnbeit our Sat
tiOnsfa4e gema6t tpirb, fonbern G!
fann ibm nur baran liegsn, Der 8eb6l
ferung gu beweifen. baB er re&tlid
feline pfidt als Bsamtsr bisiss @e
metnusisns that. Or if aIs cit
Winiatur.8 rtooru bsri9riesn tporbsn
es miro ibm ni8t idwer fallen, men,
unf9ulbig, bies In Der Verbanotunl
Dor geri&t, ipenn Nnilage gesen ibl
srbobsn tuiro, su bemeifsn.
gr III ieoenfaas Der 2sbte, Der e
tuhni@sn tutirbe bic Nhfmeriiamfsi
bes publifums bon Der eIgsntli9 Dor
Iisgsnoen Jrage ab3ulenten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05
THE
Indiana Trust Co.
3aSitaI.. 81, zoo, 10000
neberi9ub ......-.. 100000


suan SapIor, 612 on
Georgia @trabe. uurhe sefsrr an Der
gde Der NObIe unb Waihinston Ctr.
aus ihrem Busep. ~esspOrfen. eie
tuurbe I'm ambuIunsuugen nod ihr,r
@obnun9 9ebro&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05

Ms miro oft seiast, es siebt Mats
VI Neues unter Der Sonne. Nues
mas mir tbun 1T alte @abrbeiten
mieher entbeden unb aIte 9ebren auf
nsue Serbdltni1e antpenben. Sft in
bieIen Sasen, Die Surdt bas gu ber@
Iieren mas mir idOn befsen, brinst
uns nabe Saran pie Der unfluSe 8ers
matter gu fem, Der feline Salente be-
sraben bat. Seien Sic nidt pie Der
nnfIuse 8erwalter unt besrabt gner
@eIb, fonbern ieien Gle elm finger
Werpalter ; beponirt es nit oieier
itarten Sefeaiaaft, mo es pa9it nnS
id ~beitdnbis bermebrt. Sesinnt beute
nod.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05

CUR Setter BON 8ismar6s @e.
burtstas q. Npril) srlebiate bic Ron.
ferens tn Al9ectras ibre @ef6dfte = Oh
bisfelbe tuobl fattgefunbetl bdtte. tuen,
ber eiferne Qan3Ier nod Iebte2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05
Nus ben @eridteu.

Nup UCu VCItWlIu.
" a.
Snperiorseri@t.
ssrau SaiIp 9. Wriebt tpurbe bic
S&eibuns bon ibrem Satten Sermann
4. @risbt beuiaigt.
SdeiounssfIasen.
Warp Sopnisnb berflagte ibren
@atten @eorge g. Somnisno auf S&ei-
ouna. Die gbslsuts fino felt benz 20.
December 1894 psrbsiratbst. Ser
Mann III gigentbimer elmer Sarm
bon 100 adsr 2anb tn SObnion
@ountp. 9erislbe befibt 6duier in
geinburg i'm Wertbe bon $4,000 uno
in @as @itp i'm Wertbe bon $4,000.
Seine Sepoftsn In elmer 8ant in Sn-
oianapOIis betragsn s12. 600. Sn ben
lebten 8 Sabren bat f3 Der Nann benz
Srunfe ergebsn, nno bebaneelte feline
Srau, tperut er in b~etruntenem gu.
fianoe BON Der Staot mad Sauis
tommt. in arauiamer uno unmenid.
li6er @siie. sic ptnidt, baB bieie
alaee ssbeim sebalten wiro. ba fs Bee
ffirhtef. baR er. tpert1 er oiefelbe Cr=
fibre, ft auf unb bapOn MAIDEN Mir
be. sic forosrt S6sibuns unb bic
gesabluns bon els, 900 alimsnts.
SUITE g. Mann bsrtlagte ibrsn
@attsn Sarrp 6. Mann auf S9si.
oung. Die gbe purbs am "a. Ssp-
TENDER i'm Sabre 1884 gsidlOfen
unb bic gersbsli9ten lebtsn big gum
81. Mdr3 1906 als Mann unb 5rau
suiammen. Tieisr gbs fnb ftnf Rim
Der entiprOfen. Sn ben lesten 3wei
Sa6rsn bot fiG Der Wann benz 8runte
ergeben unb fir ben llntsrbalt ieinsr
5amilis ni9t mebr 9eioret. sic for.
bert S9eiouns, oie gr3iebuns Der ain=
Der, oa Der Wann nidt bic sssisnsts
perion it, oisielbe tibernebmen gu
tDnnsn uns $40 per Wo4s fur Cen
unterbalt Der 4inber.
&ofinin Bauaman ffrsn9te eeesn
ibrsn @aitsn SObn u. gau9man cine
8lass auf gbef&eibuns n Sieie
gbs tpuros I'm Ssbruar 1892 eei4loi'
ienr tpdbrsno pel9er 3stt Die 8erebe.
li&ten als Wann rnb Grau 3uiammer
gepirthi9aitet baben. Sn ben lebter
Sabren bat f6 Der Mann 10 ben
Srunte ergeben, baB er fur ben Inter
bolt Der Grau abfoIut niat forste. Sis
forbsrt 9rsnnuns Der ghe. IN.
Dora 9ailp bsrtlagte ibren Satisr
Wiliam Sailp auf S&eioung Der @be,
Die gbe tpurbe I'm Sabre 1899 II
NobIespile, SamiIton @Ounip, Snb.,
gef9loKen u1s bic Bsrsbeli9ten lebter
Big Suli 1902 aIs Manu uno 5rau
suiammen. Ma& Sisisr 3sif lieB De,
Nann bic Grau obne 8runo uno nit,
ts1os aurtid. sic forbert poafdnbist
S9eibuns urb bic grlaubnib, ibrer
Ndbdsnnamsn Dora Jii4er wisoe,
annsbmsn 3u birfen.
elizabeth ssbafian frengte gegsn
ibren @atten Orpiae Sebaffian eint
G&eibunastlage an. Die g6e tuurbt
am %. Jebruar 1884 in Granflin,
Snb.. gei9lORsn uno bic gbeleute lsb-
ten bis gum Is. Nouember 1908 uls
Mann unb 5rau 3ufammen. sic be.
grtnbtt ibre 8lags auf srauIame ulh
unmenf9li&e 8ebanolung BON Soften
bes Wannes. sic fOroert S4eiounl
unb bic geaabluns bon $50 aopOtaten.
@ebtbrsn.
Sabib %. Smith frengte geser
feline @attin gIi3abetb 6. Smith ein'
2lage auf Srsnnuns Der ghe on. Si'
g6e purbe anr Is. San. 1878 in Ssrr'
6aute gei9loHsn. ST begrtinbet iein'
alage auf Gbsbrud unb graniams,
8ebanblung bon Seiten ieiner 5rau
sic bebauptst. oab He ibn ni&t Iieb'
unb tpiinf&i. bab er R9 cine anber'
Wobnuns iu9en lou. sic bat gsRi
bon ben W1beln sencmmen, bte isir
re9tmdbiges gissntbum Rno. gr for
bert b~olfdnbiae e&eibung uno bi
slei9maBiss gsrtbeiluns Der Wbbeln
Ury>IL E QoF;1 h~ovffoo{s ;h...
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05

Sottlieb 3eufbarbt,
rSie semItblide Gde",
gde Noble un6 Narfet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05
2retsseri@t.

Die 8lape auf gbei&eiouns bon
6erbert g. Beefom sesen feline Satin
2ela Weeiort tuurbe su GunRen bes
0Id9ers entf&iebeu.
Dem Wartit Megran tpurbe Die
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-05
Snperiprseri@t.

Srau SaiIp 8. Wrigbt purbe bic
Saeibung bon ibrem Satten Sermann
4. @riebt bepiai9t.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-21
SEVEN BOOTLEGGERS
CAPTURED IN v|N|TA
Deputies Depue, Neville and Becker
Make Big Haul on Katy Freight
Bound to MuSkOgee

Deputy Marshals w. B. Depue, o.
d. Neville and A. r. Brecker made
an important capture yesterday after
noon at about O'Clock. They had
received a wire to watch Katy
freight, south bound, due at that
time. When the train arrived the
officers entered the first car Of the
train, the door Of which was locked
but not sealed, and there found seven
negroes with 40 gallons of whiskey.
The seven were rounded up and
conveyed to the federal bastile. They
gave their names as P. M. Vlck, Bud
Connor Will Dennis, j. ii. Tolbert,
George Adams, Rufus Hudspeth and
Jim Barber. They were bound for
Muskogee.
Some Of the whiskey was spilled on
the spot. Most of it, however, was
carried to the court house, and there
poured out in the gutter in full view
OF the thirsty aud expectant multi
tude. Not drop was saved.
This p1orning United States Com
missioner T. u Farrar has been ex-
amiMng the negroes at the jail. From
the evidence SO far presented it APP
pears that Wick, Connor and Tolbert
are the guilty parties. The others
claim, and the evidence seems to sub
stantiate their story, that they had
just Happened along.
Tolbert made a full confession. He
said he was given 81 and expences by
| S. e. Rentie and Mrs, Bell of Musko-
gee to go to Parsons and buy 12qnarts
of whiskey. He had the receipted
bill to show that he had carried out
his part of the contract Wick had
five kegs Of whiskey and one Of port
wine. He was uncommunicative
The men all said that they had paid
one of the brakemen on the train 81
each for the ride from Parsons to
Muskogee. He had taken some Of the
whiskey, too. They did not know his
name, but theygave good description
Of him, and the Katy officials will do
the rest. The detectives Of the road
have known for some time of the con-
traband traffic encouraged by some of
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-21
SOME QUIT
Several Of MarshaIs
Posse in From the
Hills.

Sheriff G. A. Thomas OF Cassville,
Mo-, and Charles Hutchens, his depu-
ty, accompanied by A. %. Brewer,
special deputy, came in from the
Spayinaw country yesterday evening.
When they left Marshal Darrough
and his posses they we're moving their
camp from Eucha to Kansas. Sheriff
Thomas was compelled by business to
return to Missouri. His bloodhounds
are still with Marshal Darrough, and
will remain as long as they are
needed.
Several trails Of the WicklifTes have
been found, but they have been too
old for the dogs The marshal and
his posses seem to be several days
behind the outlaws. The latter are
in frequent and constant communlca-
tion with the Indians, and are by
them kept fully advised Of the move
ments Of the officers The Indians
communicate nothing to the officers
uhtAi NAA1 vNllWVo dAO Wttt Oul "a tilB
way.
Marshal Darrough has requested
that City Marshal II. e. Ridenhonr
send out his remaining bloodhound,
which proved his worth BY trailing
the WickliiTes to tho scene Of the
fight where Marshal Gllstrap lost his
life. This Mr. Rldenhour has agreed
to do, and the dog will be sent out to-
morrow with Otis little. 1t is
thought that he will remember the
trail Of the Wickliffes, III he comes
across it, having followed it for sew
eral days, while the other dogs never
have been on the scent Of the In
dians.
The department. o. Justice las au-
thorized the purchase of y hard
shooting Winchesters and thousand
rounds Of ammunition by the marshal.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-21
statehood ACTION
AGAIN POSTPONED
Death Of Representative Patterson
Of Pennsylvania Causes Ad-
ournment Of House

and over the adoption of this rule the
fight for concurrence in the Senate
amendments will be made.
If no rule we're reported, the bill
would 60 automatically to the COM
mittee on territories If the rule
proposed should be defeated, the Speak
er would rule that the bill would have
to 90 to the committee The advo-
Gates of concurrence in the Senate
amendment will attempt to appeal
from the Speakers decisions and so
far as any programme has been ar
ranged, it is to fight by every possible
resort to parliamentary tactics, the
arbitrary rulings Of the Speaker.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-21
A SENSATION
is PROMISED

Associated Press
Washington, Mar. 2l-The inter
state commerce commission today
gave out for publication the follow
ing notice:
"Upon reports to the commission
that many shippers in and about the
city of New York have been persist
emily underbilling and misrepresent-
ing the freight shipped by them from
that city and other points in eastern
territory, the commission has ordered
an Investigation and set the matter
down for hearing on March 2S in
New York City.
'It is expected that highly inter-
esting developments will take place,
indicating fraud on the part Of the
shippers which amounts practically to
forced rebates from the published
tariff rates"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-21
Miss Margaret Ralph

Margaret Ralph in "She Stoops to
Conquer, which VIII be presented to
the theatre-goers OF this city on March
%, 1906 at the Opera House; comes
heralded with everything in her favor.
Wherever she has appeared, critics
are unanimous Ia their PRAISE Of her
ability. The rise Of this charming
actress In the profession has been re-
markable. -Four years ago a member
of Augustin Days company she has,
through conscientiousgwork and never
tiring energy, forced her way to the
front in such a manner as to make
those who have followed her career,
open their eyes with admiration and
wonder. Her performance Of Kate
Hardcastle in "She Stoops to Con-
quern gives her an opportunity to
display her brllliancy as an actor She
is supported by Robert Lee Aliens
excellent company and a production
complete In regard 20 scenery and
costume.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-21

the trainmen, but have never been
able to catch the men. Now they
have at least one Of them.
The drayman at Parsons who loaded
the whiskey will be here tomorrow
Until his testimony is received all
seven Of the negroes will be held.
Last night the marshal's IS force found
some whiskey at the home Of Ed
Lynch, negro in the east part Of
town. He claims that some dodgers
left 1t there. Commissioner Farrar is
Investigating his case this afternoon.
The bootleggers are having lively
time nowadays.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-21
Associated Press

Associated Press
Washington, Mar 2l-The house
adjourned today Immediately after
meeting, out of respect to the mem
ory Of Representative George R.
Patterson of the twelfth Pennsylvania
district, who died suddenly this morn
ing Of heart failure.
The statehood bill will accordingly
not be taken up until tomorrow
Representative Hamilton will ask
unanimous consent to send the bill
to conference between the two houses.
The present intention Of the Demo
Gratis is to object. A rule will then be
reported sending the bill to conference
without opportunity for amendment
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-21

The theatregoers Of Parsons are
preparing for right royal welcome to
be rendered to Mr. Walker Whiteside
at Parsons, on the occasion Of his
production Of his success Heart and
Sword" ia that city on Monday eve,
March 2o, next 1t has always been
great pleasure to welcome Mr.
Whiteside in the Shakespearian and
other plays which he has presented
from time to time, and since his new
play has made such a pronounced sue.
cess, an evening Of rare enjoyment is.
anticipated upon his coming visit at
Parsons.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-21

One would think the Laxative idea
in a cough syrup should have been ad-
vanced long before r. was. 1t seems
the only rational remedy for Coughs
and Colds would be to move the
bowels and clean the mucus MEM
branes of the throat and lungs at the
same time. Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar does this. 1t is the
Original Laxative Cough Syrup, the
best known remedy for Coughs, Colds
Group, Whooping cough, etc. Sold
by Peoples Drug Store.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-21
Sunday School Convention.

The Indian Territory Sunday
School association will hold its fourth
annual convention at Atoka May $40.
Marion Lawrence the general secre-
tary Of the International association
viii be present throughout the con-
yentioa and assist ia making it the
greatest meeting in the history Of the
Indian Territory Sunday school work.
Every Sunday school Of all denomina-
tions should be represented
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-21
SICK;
CAN'T TESTIFY

Associated Press
Sc. Louis, Ma PHI. Clay Pierce
is still too i'll to attend the hearing Of
the oil custer suit today. Attorney
General Hadley said it would now be
impossible to hear Pierce until the
next hearing is held as he will be
compelled to 60 to New York tonight.
"He must appear and give his testi-
mony," Hadley said.
Findlay, vice president Of the Wa
ters-Pierce OH company, will proba-
bly, be the only witness today.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-21
MAY REACH
AGREEMENT

indianapolis, Ind, Mar. 2l--The
joint scale committees Of the opera
tors and miners Of the central field
and the southwestern district met to-
day separately in the effort to arrive
at an agreement.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-21

New York, Mar. 2l-The demands
Of the anthracite mipe workers for a
readjustment Of wages and conditions
in the anthracite fields would, II
granted, mean yeritable revolution
in mining conditions, according to a
statement issued today by the opera
tors committee Of seven.
The statement says that the new
uniform scale would place every man
on the same basis, increa sing the
wages Of some men as much as a hun
dred and fifty per cent. A great many
men and boys working at easy tasks
involving small responsibility and
danger would have their wages doub-
led.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-21

La grippe coughs yield quickly to
the wonderful curative qualities of
Foley's Honey and Tar. There is
nothing else 'just rs good = For sale
by A. p Owens.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-22
ENA FAMILY TO
COME TO HONOLULU

As briefly given, exclusively, in yes
terday's Telegram, John A. Ena, re-
tired Hawaiian planter, whose vast
wealth in the islands and in this coun-
try even his family can not accurate
ly estimate, died at the Long Beach
hospital at l o'clock of internal con-
gestion. Mr.. Ena was 81 years of age
and lived at Ocean avenue and Elm
streets with his wife, FIVE pretty
daughters and two sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ena came to this city
seven years ago to spend the summer.
They were delighted with the climate
and established a summer home here.
Four years ago Mr.. Ena made Long
Beach his temporary home, bringing
the family over from Hawaii to this
beach, and turning over the manage
to other hands Mr.. Ena owned eight
large plantations in Hawaii. a ranch
in Downey, Cal, real estate in Long
Beach, Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco. He held the position of presl-
dent of the Inter-Island Steamship
Company of Hawaii, concern capital
lied at $2,000,000. operating steamships
throughout the islands.
Mr.. Ena was born in Hilo, Hawaii,
of native parents. He inherited from
his father a plantation in Hilo, and
in a short time began to accumulate
property and friends. He moved to
| Honolulu, married Mrs. Ena, a native
girl of high born parents, and became
identified with the shipping and pas
senger interests there. Here he resid-
ed until he retired and came to Long
Beach
The daughters of John Ena-Miss
Mabel. Mary, Therese, Daisy and Anna
all accomplished musicians, are all
striking examples of native Hawaiian
beauty and are favorites in California
society. The boys are Thomas and
John Ena, Jr The family will move
back to Honolulu after the funeral of
the father, the date for which has not
yet been set.-Long Beach Telegram,
December Is.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-22
TO THE RAILWAY MEN.

Among the prettiest of Christmas
gifts given this year is the one pre-
sented to the Honolulu Street Railway
Benefit Association by Mrs. Stangen-
wald of Nuuanu avenue, comprising IA
standard volumes from the best au-
thors-beautifully bound-which are to
be used in the library Of the club
house of the association.
Mrs. Stangenwald is great favorite
with the men of the Rapid Transit and
this year she has exceeded her usual
goodness to them in this handsome
present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-22
TRY MRS. CHRISTINE
MORGAN'S

Fruit Preserves. Roselle and Guava
Jams, the Golden Guava Jelly, and
an Orange-Papaya Marmalade
ORDERS DELIVERED.
Phone White 1902. P. o. Box IS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-22
NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
Aetp or advice. is invited to commun;
cate, either AZ person or by letter, with
Ensign L. Arierson, matron of the
salvation Army Woman's industrial
Home, No. 1850 King street.