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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-26
HORSE STOLEN
From the Barn Of &. o. Ense, Farm
er Living Two Miles East of
Canton.


E. o. Engle, living two miles eaast
of Canton on the 0snaburg road, re-
ported TO the police Sunday morning
at o'clock that sometime Saturday
night there was stolen from his barn
bay coach horse. ~ years old,
light buggy harness and a top piano
box buggy, IN all valued at about $500.
As soon as he discovered his loss he
says he started after the misereants,
following their tracks, which were
perceptible at That hour in the morn
ing, until he reached the east creek
bridge where he lost all track OF them
because of the brick pavement. He
says the harness on the horse is not
very good, they putting on a breast
collar which showed evidence of being
ehewed by mice. The authorities at
Minerva. Navarro, Massiilon, Akron.
Alliance. New Philadelphia and Orr
Vile were Al once notified by Canton
officials OF the theft.
A reward OF SIS has been offered by
the owner Cor the spprehensiOu Of
the guilty partiess
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-26
PARALYSIS
Caused the Death, Sunday. Of r. M.
Hen nierson.

F. M. Henderson, aged 65 years, died
at the home Of his daughter, TOT West
Fifth street. Sunday afternoon at 4: go,
death being due to/ paralysis and a
complication of diseases. He had been
failing rapidly for the last six months
and since last Monday death has been
expected at almost any time.
At the time of his death Mr.. Hen
derson was proprietor of the st.
Charles restaurant at 1907 West Tus
carawas street and had been located
there for eight years. Mr.. Henderson
was born in Frazersburg. o., and spent
his early life at Navarro, but has been
a resident OF Canton for the past 1O
years. Deceased was a member OF
Mckinley Post O. A r., who will at
tend the funeral in body, having
seen active service IN the 162nd reg
iment, Co. II. o. v. l.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-26

If the low brows," as they are
termed in Columbus, keep on poster
ing Gov Harris for appointments to
petty Offices in the manner in which
they have started out he, too, will be
driven to his grave The nerve of
some ofice-seekers is astonishing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-26

An attempted murGer and a success
full Job of suicide in this city yester-
day morning is another reason why
it is bad policy to become infatuated
with a woman, especially if she is the
wife of another man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-26

Mayor Tom Johnson, of Cleveland,
Is still camping on the trail of the
street car company there, and his
actions are so distasteful to that cor
poration that President Horace An
drews refers to the best mayor of the
best governed city in the United
States as a "sandbagger."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-26

Previous to committing suicide by
the carbolic acid route a Bucyrus
man picked out his pall-bearers and
made other arrangements for his
funeral This shows that the man
was methodical and it also saved the
widow a lot of work in arranging de-
tails of the funeral.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-26

Farmers who we're in Canton Sat
urday reported that wheat is in ex-
cellent condition and that the heads
are rapidly turning color, with the
prospect that the grain can be cut
as early as the Fourth of July.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-26

There is very little likelihood OF
the board of public safety interfering
with Mayor Turnbulls appointment OF
Henry Smith to the Office of chief
of police.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-26

Regardless of the opinion of some
people Canton has a ball team. II
should also be borne in mind that the
season is yet young.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-26

This time it is Pittsburg man
who is deat as the result OF being
hit with a pitched ball.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-26
Morning

You say to your wife, bring a
shirt home for me when you go
shopping today. Sometimes you
get shirt that fits but most of
the times there is something wrong.
Not long enough or
too small in the body,
sleeves, too short
What's the cause? Perhaps she
bought one for acc or 45c; thought
she was saving a few cents but
what mistake. A good full siz-
ed working shirt is worth SOC and
that is the only kind that we
sell
1t takes S1z yards of
goods for a full sized
shirt. You can figure.
out the cost for your
self which will convince you that
1t cannot be sold for less than
soc. We have them extra length
for the tall man. Extra length
sleeve for the long man; also ex-
ira sizes mp to 10, All 50c.. No
extra charge. .s...s.
9a1gNaa4
sls }i95y yf3z S2zESW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-26

WANTED Several watch case
rouge Dolishers. Steady employment
at good salary Apply Illinois Watch
Case Co.. Eigin. Ill. ls-wst
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-26
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ESTABLISHED ............ 1883
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Canton. Ohio.
per year by mail. .si.9s
DAILY MORNING NEWS.

Daily delivered by carrier, &c per weeB
Daily delivered by mail, $1.6o per
year in advance. or s1.75 payable at
end of year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-26

WANTED-Watch case makers. all
branches. Address Western Watch
Case Mfg, Co.. 10s State St., Chicago.
. 20-d12
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-08

Long Island summer Resorts" a booklet
containing a list Of hotels and b ,arding houses
on Long Island also a list OF real estate agents
e. R. Tio5iklet ohices. o i2@ B% BpptdISslSn o. 81 Fifth
Avenue, bl3. Sixth Avenue. 50 Columbus
Avenue 81 West 12hth s. y, Y; 3ss Futon
receipt Of &c, postage by the General Passen-
ger Agent. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-08

Exceptional opportunities for the location Of industrial sites along the line Of
the Long Island Ranroad-aso excellent hotel sites.
All parts Of Long Island are. reached by the excellent rain service of the Long
Island Railroad. It's equipment s first caG-roadway protected by the block
sgnas-banasted and laid with heavy steel rails
The electrical train service Of the Long Island Railroad Ne first road out Of
New York to be so equpped( together with the facilities which will be afforded
by the tonneb, will place the Long Island Home at the door Of the metropolis
an advantage possessed by n other territory adjacent to New York. Nearly 200
trains are w operated by electricity from Fatbush Avenue station, Brooklyn,
where connection will be made ina about a year with the subway and tunnel Under
the East River to the Battery. Other branches of the railroad viii be operated
by electricity in the near future. When the tunne1 undcr the East River between
u L. City and 33rd Street and Seventh Ave- Is completed rahns wifi Be run throuqh
between New York and Long Island points.
These vast improvements in transportation facilities together with the natural
attractions OF Long 1land-hs unique geographical poston-exphn the enhance
ment of real estate values There can be no Investment made with more favorable
results than in real estate IN Long Island.
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
2o3 Fifth Avenue. New York City, N. Y.
N, HOWARD M SMITH,
enager' Cenera Passenser Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-08
V NEW 49,. y Of: IS FORTUNATE

The Best Summer Resort o the Atlantic Coast. $50 mile, of co,UFr,.-..ot.d
IN Summer by the southeny breezes from the ocean,.
For a Permanent Homs-the large Number of people locating on Ionp Island
each year speaks for itself. Wonderful advantages for those who contemplate
Budding a home. 1884 dwellings, erected on Long Island dhinR calendar wear
Of 1905.
1t has unlimited nhmal attractions possessed by n o other place. The southern
shore hasa magnificent beach, washed by the Atlantic Ocean for over bnrdrd
miles, separated IN part from the mainland by the watessof the GreatS ootb Bav,
The Central Section, a rolling country, consists Of farms and woodland-windng
streams and charming little lakes.
The North Shore is wooded and hny. The coast IN the north shore has manv
miles Of bluff, crested with groves of fine trees.
Long Isandh has 600 miles of macadam roads, superb for driving and automotYgno.
Ideal conditions for boating, fishing, surf and still water bathins-hunjog and
goHng.
Modern Schools, Libraries, Gibbs and Churches of ali denominations. located II
Long Island
Pore water, perfect drainage and equab1e climate. The water is from artes
subterfanean streams. Physicians are more and more aprrecatins the vaue of the
for the promotion Of health. Send for copy of booklet, Climate Of Long Island"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
MANY MARRIAGES
United States Clerk is Kept
Busy Issuing Liceus-
es.

saian ay ard to-day Clerk Davidson
and hls ASSISTANTS have been lmsicgea
eith Applications f0r marriage Is.
ctnos ErcrYbodg il seems Is anx.
lous % set married iust nov The
following licenses have bsen issued
saturday afternoon and this morning
Ica iieebe Qf Bartlett KAN, and
Ml~ Little heli ilAil oi Welch
Martin L tasataf and Nisa Ida
FagflnTt0u. both u HOLES
Eiwih { WTigat AdslF and Ms
Rsna Hlnkls Of Pensacola.
John nadeh ana Nia Lille sim.
mons. 18th of Pensacola
John Il Hallnm q Ceutmlia and
Miss Magme Chanuef % Ruby
samie ruRh of hlaeiaekef and Nj
MAyms ChanneY q Kahy
John Milhonn q Ninifa and Fios
enee Bauns Of Roekslliie. No.
Jones 81 johnson of kansas CitY
Mo aud Nlz Cynthia Leach Of VI
nita, colored
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

BURLINGTON SU[DINEW LEGISLATION
For indian Territory This SEES
sion 10 Decidedly Inn
probable

Nafaaai " n. DaFrough returned
last nlslE from NaslingtoH. ullsfs he
has bean fof mofs than a unsk iie
sent fhaFe wlth SONS prisoners taf Ills
reform wl.0ol, and remained fora time
meeting old friends in congress and
the depAgtutiita lie Ays The OUT
iook foF remeilal legislation from coo
gres, fhls winter Is decidedly poor.
but that ia 81 probability SECRETARY
Illlctcoek ; timber reserve order will
meet with harsh fafe ASKED Ia rp.
gard ~ TIE numegpus Investigations
~ territory officials now being c0n-
Quoted in Washington, he ald that
he knew nothing about auY nf tlem
save thar lu The HixbY case saluminuus
charges and counter charges have
beeu aled stlich afe nQw belnR lnyes
tlgAted
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
Fifteen DEAD IN
MISSISSIPPI WAR
Race Troubles Have Reached an Acute
Stage, and are Apparently Spread
ing Rapidly Over the State

Meridian. Miss Dec - with the
number of dead placed Al fifteen, the
racial trouble prevailing throughout
Eempsr county. Mississippi has
reached an acute stage, ard unless it
j. Quicsly eheeiad 3 face war of aeri.
oM proportions 4 u feared. 3ill ~.
suit
After quiet had been restored a.
Wahalak shortly after TIE departufe
q thc troops scnt there rlutlug broAs
out afresh a. seoota ase miles tins
side 81 MalAiak and during yestsf-
day and Asi night ase ncgfos 81 more
wer reported killed Troopa weie
Immediately ofaered - the scene, and
lsfi Meridian oafly today
Al Cauford. Miss. Conductor R
N. Harrison of the Mobile 8 ONO
railroad sas shot and fatally wounded
by neefo last night Tie negro lu
Turn turn Nas shat hy Harrison and
before he could escape vas killed By 4
posse Three companions Nho we're
with the negro aed % fhe woods One
~ thcs vas later captured and slot 20
death TIE others are beind pursued
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET
special . me chlsfialn

kansas cts stock Yafas pec =
supplies of Quanntlnes have been
small lately and anly sis ears arrived
toinr the total cattle supply toaay
being Fusf flctsd d The usual holiday
dullness Ths market eIosed last
~esk athsf dfaEgf but prices todaf
are ansssn'y higher averaging 20 20
i5 higher ln tie 4uanntIne division
Fed cattle snld today AZ 81 IS 20 saoa.
and ssme fed eQes a. "a -. ahout tie
best prices THAT have hsen paid aa
the quarantine division fof some
weeks Grass steers bring e. s. 10
q %. cass e. 20 q t3.2a cannsrs situ.
aiiou lasl aeek pfesnmins tileif wants
would h. small tlll after TIE afsf q
ne gsaF. whereas they had 60 huffg
20 hIl urgent ouier today
some indicat ions point q liberal eat.
tle receipts after The 1nsi u che yeaf.
account o. tie higa 9fiee Of has Ia
many localities. blt the demand IS
likeiy g ~ great and able 10 absarb
lafTa supplies 81 fairly good prices
The excited market TODAY eas. q
course, purely result o. he small
I run. bit Il Is Alsa hopeful indlea.
tion. stockefs and feeders remain
arm and The sapplf closely cleaned up
Hos prices make mang changes bat
within 5 small radius nan is modef.
ate. considerably below this time 3
year ago ana there seems 90 prospect
thar tie supply all get aliy nearer 4
normal figure fot awhile Ruu i
ioo0 today, market % 10 higher
nothing VERY COED hrfc. ssFefai lead.
a. tie top price. t9ii balk 0f sales
t625 % sAA Some predictions d
lowef pFiees are heard, BAT they can
alwaYs b. traced = Interested PARTIES
while al the conditions point ia
other say
Mutton receipts have besn smai
! s'uce the middle Of lasi seek. oall
] 500 here TO-DAY, market strong IT.
! situation remains strung IS long a. t.
J oslpls are llght. bot lllsFal appllel
brlng ; reduction IA the price -
western lamln sold al s1as today, anl
J al uie decent lambs bring upwards Q
s1.oo. 4eaflines e - a. q =. wsthes
] i.s5 to e. 10 eses si 50 e s5z1
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

COMMITTEES

Guthrie. Okla Dsc "a J. L la
mon, chairman for tfe Oklahoma re.
pahllcAu central committee. has
called a i8lnt meeting o. tiie Bepub.
Hean territorial COMMITTEES e Okla
liuma ard in6iau Territory to meet
81 MeAleslsr December - for The
purpose 4 formulating a plan of or
eanifatiun fOr tie CTS, state cam.
paiEn
Grant Victor chairman 81 the ln.
dian tefFltofg committed Joined
sith him il TIE call
The p.aa Is 20 pros ae fof dele.
gate convention II ehlch time Tie
Representations aili ehoose thelr own
county congressional aud state CON
lmltiees g conduct tie nrst Republ
can battle
TIE plan in detail 20 allow tie Two
territorial committees 10 remain Ia.
tact until fhc aast state nominating
convention
az tie NeAlestef meeting however.
il ls proposed to outline the proceed.
sr by sh.eh eac eafd 81 township
elli se.eel representative t8 The citY
~ enantY conventions which 81 turn
slii selss delegates 90 8 big state Re
publican convention
THIS convention vii not nominate
bat vii consider plans fof naming
Tie county state and congressional
committees What action this CON.
Fentiou slIl take depends 0n the
wishes q the people
After e0tllnlug s ulan of PROCEDURE
ard calltHR lhe state convention the
latter hodg Nl.l name The members Df
the various organizations az the same
time 0.iieem are nominated
THIS mes organization wIl select
"a chairman aud Will have ln hand
Tie state eampaieu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
ACCIDENTS
CHRISTMAS

Christmas ln Nlnlta vas marked bg
a. unusual uumhef o. accidents this
rear tbo. fortunately, ne lives wtrs
lost
Al TIE Christmas celebration given
Christmas eve Ia tne Christian church
RufoFd williams. aged hftssH. TIE son
9i iieY aui Mrs =. J Williams wfs
vas lmpersanatlng santa Glaus vas
very naalg burned Al he nas taking
the presents from tie tree oue of tie
candles came ~ contact wlth bis
clothing and instantly Il sas ablafe.
Assistance vas immediate. bat before
the flames could - put ouf tile boy s
arms aud wrists lad been ftightiully
burned
lie Was removed a. once fohis home
where tie best Of sltsntiu un vas given
him. Il vas feared az afsf that hs
had inhaled 50 much q tie eames IS
20 b. fatally burned internally, bot
be Is resting easily today. and unless
unforeseen complications interyene
sill recover
Another accident that almost re-
suited fatally occurred Al the home q
/ G. A. Riddle Ms Riddle vho had
not tsesn feeling sell for several dafsI
yesterday morning a. iQo ia the -.
sencs q her husband. took dos q
lAudAnum When found, Size was H.
ing unconscious o. the bed
nt j VI gmlg was Summoned
hastily. and saeeeeded Ia rssioflns
hef tn eansc ciausness. She told IL
doctor that she musi have taken 81
over dasa o. the drug. which she rs
been II The habit q using 81 a medi
/ cine size Is still eeak as 3 result g
the accident uut vii feceYeF
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
GRAND JURY
JANUARY TERM

The following grand and petit
jurors haze seen chosen iaf fhs term
of court bsgiulae p KiniSa q lana.
ary a.
GRAND nons
A. G Tppie Frank wRuzns aud
W A. Psi prSof creek
W. + Kelley Hlg Cabin
SAmue Sfillsy Pensacola
VA Has. White 0Ak
william + Carr ard n 6 Lucy
NInlta.
" ] Wennenep Ne.ch
j q carr Edua kan
John Leiorce WoOiieY
j d Appfrs1n, Bartlett
g Hayden Clsoteaa
I'm Davis Klunisan
Robin Dsi0sief. Adaif
o. , Bird FaIfland
ALrEnsArU
Joe lingue. Chelsea
Charles Mehlin. Abuse
ffauk liam ff59f trcek
james + Petty Cove
Al Al faeet ehetops Kan
rrrf uogs
Mouf6t Butler The1done Ja8es J.
p Born White 0ak
p Is Huek AdaIE
G II Hobbs Thomas Hale Jesse
Martin Pryor Greek
n Vi d Duncan. Lop Weth John
Weaver gf NlnifA
" II Morrison. Cieora
Wv crow 4 H. Hildreth " =
Howard Chutoau
D. brown " n poofes Blue
jacket
blossom lio0ts. EasIlA
nj Lee Winner
Frank aaln. Falkland
Arch Paris. Catale
W + craig Niles
Walter Markham. Locust Grove
Jesse Cochran. Chelsea.
EV Klunlson WEIGH
ALrEkNkTf6
Fred Clrfie y Il iladdeu, rDu
Greek,
S. VI Bondi rsts Cogue, W. NJ
Herod. Il. ). Nelson, Viuita.
r. }, Gambill, Hlueiacket
p G. Harlan, Weleh.
Robeft =. Nix lrs A. Peace
ICeutmlia
David " Jenkins, G.. , Taylor
I woodley
John West, lilg Cabin
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
MnitlA - WY

scoota, Miss Dec. 2s.~Ons com.
pauy q lniantTy and a battery Of
of artillery arflsv1 here this morning
and are noe patfolllng The ta~n and
surrounding country which have heen
disturbed b. tha leeent riots several
negr0s @efe reported killed today, but
tsie reports have not been confirmed.
Gufeuor Variausr has isspei IN
sractiaas o. the militia oi.cer 70
preserve peace az all hazards Colo.
nel Mc54nts commanding tte troops,
has wasa fhe governor llat De has
TIE situation sell ln hand AMI shat
- fhlnksthere is ~ danger II fafthel
trouble Esegthing s nov quit
here
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
'CHILD DIED
ON CHRISTMAS

TIE little chill nf ~. and Na
Edward e Funk died Christmas d
Al ths home Of NJ and Mn Join
Paris sho are Nh. Funka parents
NJ zud SIN. Fank reside ia Muska.
Sc, uhefs NJ Punk Is Ia TIE employ
o. tbs naaea commi@iou. The little
Riri. 30 was but eleven months old.
was t4ken zlek 8 fee dafs ago wllh
memhFaHeous Group Funeral sef.
vices Nerc he'd this afternoon at 2
D'cioes - the home of NJ and Ms
EAfks. TIA eaftIeez being conducted II
gov Hugh = Moort. pastor u lie
mnlIss church inlefme0t was III
u FsnitA cemetery
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
Wright Rising

Yesterday a. noon Ms Rlanehs
Rising 81 Tits rlty was united III
marriage ~ VI Ewing Wright of
Exla. Ioua TIE ceremony vas pei.
formed b Rev. G VI snodgfa3 81
ne home Of tie brides parents 10
ths presence eta small paftY % int.
mate friends of tie contracting par.
lies
AfteF tfe ceremony dinner worthy
of Ele dsubls occasion. Christmas
and + wedding. Vas served 20 the
following euess Mr. and Ms. EuiuE
Wright. NJ and hrs v o Miller
aua sHi'd, Nf ard Ms. Fred ). rs
ing q Tulsa, Mrs James klunan sne
lltfle son d Clinton, No. EFnssi
WrlNht of Fxiw, Iowa, MlN zai Ris
NE clyde Rising Mr and Mrs @ y
lzEas nnd TO children.
M'MH Wright has made this city bs
Siens fur sseeai fsarA. Ard has lesl
zoe e me most popular goung lsdle
Of - city. ehe Is memtsf nf ~
PRESBYTERIAN church, and has hean !
faithful wurkef III the &. = society
~ Wright hAs made many irleiHd
fefa also and hust u friends I'll
le||a# them q tilelf ues home il
loss sifh best wishes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
Case Thrown Out

FludlaY ohio bec "a Judge pe
neuu "a the common pleas court today
decided that the information dled in
the probate court against tie Stand.
arl Ofi company on the charge oi vio-
htlng tie Valentine antitrust las
vas Illegal and tliat the ease should
have boea tlei iu the common pleas
nnuFt-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
kORNEGAY TALKS ON
Conventions WORK
vnita's Delegate Is Being Coogratu-
lated for the Excellent County He
Has Secured for vinita

"thsf asll have everything n ,heig
0uh hands
1feg propose % campllsh this ~
suit. According "a 81 gomeeay lhtu
that CLAUSE iu ihe refersndum ias
which provides that i've per cent II
me soies mas, bg petitlon. po-i poue
Tie operation oi Anf law until u tas
bean usai appn bf lae peopls at TIE
succesiltig hiruHlAl election Accord.
INK % Mf kufnegAy tiie arsi biennial
v'ectluu in Oklahoma siIl aoi come
nuiil iaip. II ae displcase. tie
siAndeni Oii % the railroads li,rfs.
foy. glieg aili simpI order their ON.
ployes q sign q psflt.au Tor frfpfsn.
dam r0te, thas pai pgnlne ghe ogeFA.
llnn q the iaW Fef thfee sears and
sifiis9 them ample time q sei iu THEIR
fancg aufk Ofwarss thct Aouid =
defeated As soen - the people lad
ciianoe 70 vote. bat by that flme tie
damaen eoui b done
Mf kafuegaf tisw'aru Proposes ~
lutrNiNHs an amendment providing faF
az election b te held stats days after
the adjournment q each legislature.
az shieii al laas on which fcferen.
dun vote h ordered may D. voted
uppu A lar could not. therefore. -
tsld W foF meFs Than sixty aays
Asked - a. whsfhef tha convection
would adopt permanent eaanty wasA.
NJ kofaeTay replied tnat bs did uag
knon. bal that IL any event the r..
eorilnk touns n TIE Indian Tsfritoss
wouid daahtiess Il designated a. tie
tempeaff county seafA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
Heavy Earthquake.

nsfkeleg. Cal. Dec - The ~sls.
movfAph ol the University # CAllturn.
"a recorded earthquake waves yeaters
day morning Al asa, which Indicated
that ; severe earthquake occurred
somewhere a ulzi hour There wefe
throe tfsmurs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
CHARGED WITH
HORRIBLE CRIME

Paris. Der q a midwife living
the ViFlnue quarter vas arrested 90
day charged With tie systematic muf.
der q res born infants Tba midwife.
a Il clAlgpd, IN completely with 4
servant vut Up and burned tie bodies
81 ule children The ovldtnee indi.
Gates that le0 children were murdered
by tie tso women
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
Macklin Improving

VI Reno. Dec = Al TIE fort hos.
pliAl i4sls morning if sas stated thar
Captain Macklin. Who vas shot By q
negro. sas slightly Improved Ills As.
allAnt las not heen appfehendea.
alti1 tie unicers re following 4 nun.
Oef 81 eIaes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
More Christmas Weddings

MONDAY afternoon wx Christmas
marriage licenses wefe issued the
lucky couples being the following
william +. Couch aud Miss Katie
bishop, both Of Bluelacket
Hubert G. Keith and Miss Georgia
Yates, both Of Adalf
Jasper Nilhollln IF Ntfita and Mis-
Bancle Chouteau uf 0koee
Eelug wright If Extra Iowa, ard
Nls. blanche y. Rising Of Vinlta.
John f. pruitt q Chelsea and Mas
Stella Thomas Of Alluwe.
John Holland ard Miss Grace y
Dixon. both oi Cealalia