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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

Thr psssengeu in panic. Jumped
from ths dscks Into the water We.
msn screamed. while ofiioers and men
called oriss uiat could handy -
heard above the d.n TIE passengers
Of the uix who could swim made their
NaY 10 Tie sides of the Jennie ard
wsfe dFagged ab0ari The Jennie
crnlsed aioat the scene of the wreek
for some time alter h had occurred
picking up several pemQus sho had
managed e. ssY above satef
For winuts after ths crash an vas
still and then ranie followed
When the DiE started 70 slnk pa.
sengefs ard cree ieaped into tie
sound some y TIE passengefs l.ut.
dlse together in grogps ou rs deek
a. TIE ship aus ahlle ofheu knelt
in prayer Tie somen wto had llf
lie siance f1f thclr Iifes. stayed still
nle siualus steamer and we're
droansd
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
CITY SCRIPT
MUST Be SOLD

TIE board # dlrscion of fhe Com.
msnai club has retained fEu 8ru Il
Riddle S Chaplain 81 assist tbs e5tg
attorney lu duwlng % aHd onAl-
uanoes farthe paving afI8.n1s avenue
and south Wilson street aud Go help
als0 in dIspasiug of the scrip THAT
must - issued 10 pas f0f ihs im.
provement III Is the latter part q
the task tliat II the dIacuIt part
The aN passsd ~ tie last session
q eongress authorizing the issuaNos
of scrp. Is not 4 ytff eood one and
H IS dieieult te dmw tie O..
dluanoee 30 such way taay Gran
can he found g take uls scrip 81
par which TIE law provides must he
done. Tie lawyers are hopeful. hos
ever 81 finding someone % take the
scrip soon, ~ that The work Of pay-
lne mas be commenced hy spring
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
GREAT QUESTIONS
0issusst BY Speakers al Trans
Mississippi Commercial
Congress.

kansas chs. Noy q Attbe Trans.
Mississippi Commercial congress this
sss 20 ts day ef speeches according
A. tie pfeaffanged program. MANY
additional delegates sbo were deiay
80 ln reaching tie clty by the siafm
north. snuui and sszt. arrive a
las night and to-day
TIE topics % fof discussion toiay
Included tie Improvement of vatsf.
ways aud lesess trade felatio ions sin
Suath American countries lie ".
rlamati0a oi submerged Abds. pabllc
drainage matters insurance eontr
naval construction and hlaskA
lt vas intended to give TIE Latin.
American diplomats. sh8 30 crowd.
81 out q lasl nights program. q
cb4nes q speak Am9ng tae speakers
ga The pfnsran Wero the following
" y vandi,st. superintendent oi
Insurance Of Missouri. GA Tbs husi,
nes % Insurance From a Western
standpoint John Rafrett, Amou'
can mig'stef % Colombia, Oh THE
Panama Cana AMI Our Great undevs.
loped Opportunities Ia south America
and tie Pacific oeeAn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
NEW PASTOR
FOR VINITA

Rev y S 4 Mccullough tie uee
pastor q the Methodist church u tlis
clty ka native 81 Texas. and is San
on TIE sanny s'tg 81 81 lie has IHst
finished a four fsar term a. rfesld
ine elder q TIE aanvgm district M
Oklahoma. siefs BIS wars ias heeH
fery successful Mccullough Is B.af-
tied and las e e. aud feaf bass lie
isa genial gentleman and 81 eseeHeut
preacher Il Is expected that De- sil
arrive here samr tima ueat vees e.
taEs up his R5fk
Rev n II Watson. former pastor
ia NInlta ard last scar pastor 8ftiie
Hraadaay etUreh AnlHare. wastfars-
ferei ifam tbe 0klaHoma e1uferencs
tothe Litile B3ch 6ln'sreuce u A.
kansas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
DEMOCRATS
CELEBRATED

" a. komssay. constitutional
delegate ffum thr tsth district, acted
a host SATURDAY night 81 Wsleh's tes.
taaAnt % hundred Democrats, who
eslsbaFesi lu hearty fashion Nf KUr.
messy recent tiet0p TIE invited
guests Nsfc tile members n
the township committees and tie
teensilp etseatltsfdommitissmsn q
tne sath district. besides tie pr0mi.
nett party wurkefs from al over tho
district
seymour Riddle acted - toast.
master, shlle AZ his right at NJ.
knrusgay, and AZ his EFF 4 u Buf.
lnEtau, state executive committee.
man from this district There vefo
20 - spaeehss. bat lmpumptu fe.
marks wefe made bY lAfge uumh<T
~ these pfesefit, among those whe to.
sponded bclug = s = Amos Theo-
don q. D. Frear. Il = Slmerson. u.
6 Roper Davis nAl, J s Davenport
S + Paris NJ jenkins. D. " e
Duocsn. : speucsr. " Il Murphy.
E \ Rateilg. IS 4 ellison. J "
Adaf and b Turner
Mr. T8mFf presented @ Y + sim.
ers5n. committeeman from the i2th
pfeeineis = One American nae, n re-
oognltlon of the fact That that pro.
clnct returned tie biggest Democratic
plurality of any in tie district IS
"A kutnegay clusei lhe speech making
b faw brief remarks m which De
thanked thosa present for thrir loyal
vofs and reioleed sith them Ia tUe
victory lie made bat slight refer.
enee q politics
Ar WEIGH served a ine meal and
tie occasion tisfueut vas One that
ovefg one enlofed Tie tanquet party
did not iispersa until ate hour
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
COUNTY SEATS
CAUSE TROUBLE

9 VI orr returned Iast uight from
Guthrie, wl4efe be hAa been watching
Ire organization q the constitutional
convention lie safs the county sat
proposition siii give much trouble
nnd thst already several hol Sights arr
brewing 0ne Of The most active lob
hles Ia The county seat aghf : main
iained b Cheisea. which, hosevef, Ia
order 70 uln, must overcome tie com.
hlnsd opposition q Yinlta, Clafemore
Pryor Creek and No~ata, each o.
which towns Is about twenty miles
from Chelzea.
! J. Spencer. eho sent "a Guthrie
a e4ndldate Tor sergeant 81 arms
AID n0t return sith Mr. orr. Tho he
Vas defeated foF The olsce DC sought
he thinks he wlll b. taken care q b.
the convention IN some manucf aud
uill remain ia Guthrie 3 short time %
see what turns up
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
Secretary Taft viii Pro.
ceed to Dismiss
Negroes.

Washington, Nos. q The ar de.
patimeni issued the following state.
meht today concerning tho negro
troops ordered dlsmlst a. Fort
Reno, Okla
IN Tie matter of tie order dis.
eisAseing the enlisted men a three
companies q the Twenty yafth IN.
fahtary Issued b. he president al AZ.
piiation vas Presented q toe eeefe-
tArf 81 ear ~ numnsf 81 persons u
standing asking fuf / rsheaflug s.
tis President Tie secretary teie.
s'aphsd the president of ths feoeipt
.ei me application and orsefe tie
proceedings d ghe dlseharse ! ihe
men delayed uatll tho president could
indicate his stsies
The secretary aas ln TIE mean.
time called est of tosn. 80 anaser
eAs receised ffum Tie president Ths
secretary or hs retnfn dld uat fsol
lustifes "a further delaying tie a..
eretlon q ,ne order oi discharge ss.
reelal'f ia f.eN nf tlls fact that ths
seefeiafy thsn learned that ths pfssl.
aeut lad fuilf and sahaualgsiy ron.
shiena TIE argument of ths parats
sllp Lad applied iof rehearlns
Accordingly tie secretary directed
yesterday Thar tle proceedings fat ille
ilsehafse d the three campani.s h.
continued without delay
NJ mn 10 N shote explanation
Indicates ilat - slll uot ogross tie
presidents order fof the dismissal a.
thae three negro companies feapan.
slbIe fof tie fscsul flet AZ Rfuaas
yllie Teas TIE .secrefaFYs order
dsisf Ice thv dlsehaFge sas mtsinisf.
pfrtsi. AID & sas tilgught D. Nould
talh Issue slth tie president q tie
question.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
Sworn IN GIVES UP
Constitutional Conyen-
ton Formally Or
ganized Today

Gushfle, ekla. Nos q TIE ran.
ssAtutional convention was formally
ofkanlrrd iars TO-DAY uhsn the officers
slocled yesterday sare saefn in b.
Jas.n II nuriord. ehlef lus,ics q os.
laicmA. william u Murray ne pre-.
nisient uf lhe rouventl0n, vtli name
hla committee tomoFfow TIE con.
ssuilon wlll gst down 10 TIE real
hasiness of making TIE fundamental
lass II TIE new state s4rlf nsHt week
Altar urxanislng yesterday and
eIeciiug officers. TIE constitutional
dld hgt little business
commiliss q seyen wAs Appointed
deseFmiue shat committees should
II appointed d fuilops 4 Z VII.
llanrN W @ Hughes. Fl0wcrS Nelssu.
Peter HanFalY. u. s Ross. lIiut era.
ham ana E. n Williams
v. II Kotusgaf was appointed
Chairman of COMMITTEES % inslts thg
United States oalclals q b. present ~
tlle session u Tie c0useuliou Tie
ether msmhers af tie committee aFs
Msup Messenger ard Cauaili.
e II. pAttnan. R Gardner AMI
Lukc Rctergs sere arpolntsd ta d.
eide shat otlisF oiiccfs ought 20 -
appointed besides those already eilQs
cn.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
GUST THEM HOT WORDS
Mayors Of Kansas to
Be Compelled to
Enforce Law

ropeta kan, Nov q Attorney
General Coleman today flod oust suits
ia TIE supreme court directed against
tiie following persons aud corporations
A. Ii kirkwood. mayor q fittshurg
KAN D. ", ODonueH, mayor Of
tie city o. Pi.tsbuw Kans aad tie
eity n junction city, Kan
The suits agaiA1 tac mayors are 70
Gust THEM from oaice for failure 70
enfogce the probiblt lon iaw, and tlie
snits agaiuAt tie municipalities ARE
- prohibit them and their officers
from the iilesal process of coasctiue
lictuses from joints
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
COMPANIES TO Be
INVESTIGATED

Washington. Nox N SECRETARY
Metealf 81 the department o. cou.
mercs and latof has directed the CON.
missioner q corporations q male an
invest igation q TIA Acliea ot the Gre
insurance. companies 10 the settlement
q claims fef Losses resulting from tie
eArtilquske ani afo IN San Francisco
and ether places iu California Geo.
+ Ballef Nho las had LONG eaeef.
isuee IN the hre Insurance business ou
ths Pacific coast. has been appointed
! special agent 20 conduct the inyesti.
rai lon 10 California
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
SNOW BLOCKADES
hll\RaIlroads In Kansas are
Troubled by Heavy
Snowfall

Topek2. kan. NoF 1iA neaTJ
fali - sno~ continued ia kansas 10.
iAg I1so nnck Island y noe moving
al its overland trains ou the = Pzsa
division sbich sAs hiosked yesterday
bit Is bot attempting h keep up The
re freight ssheduie Tie Santa Be
main liue arFoss TIE state Is reported
open. bet tfaaie IS biocked "a some q
the branch lines Ia TIE saathsfu part
q ths state. Tie Unlon Pacific Fe.
ports much anos % IL lines. bot uAt
aNtfaius aFv running GA time
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
THIEF MAY DIE
FROM WOUNDS

Persons coming here from Bluelack
q report thar q farmer living near
there. named Quinn = few DAYS AGO
shot & negro named Thompson, whom
De caught Ia tie act q stealing rblek.
ems Thompons condition IS nov -
serious. Il i said that be may die.
quinn came te Niulta 8 iov days ago
q give himself up. but went away
without having seen the officials.
having hesn advised bY his lasyer
l.sni he vas Justified IA shooting tie
ne9ra Thompson eas struck with a
faii lnad II shot. most e. which en.
tered bls bodY.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
Rose Ivy, in a wOman's viii

TIE Rose Ivy company will present
"A womans WIZ at the opera
hopse THURSDAY Noyemler =. This
unique production Is calculated to
arouse more real interest than ans.
thing seen at the opera house lafely.
His Is = ; New IealAnder, has had
The distinction Of appearing before
erosned heads. and has literally touF.
ed the world over II her great rspre.
ssutatl0n entitled, "A woman's VIII
Apart from this Miss Ivy stands
ameng tha fev really great singers a
the day
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
Used Before Senator
laI Committee at
MCAIeSter

TIE senatorial investigating com.
mltise las been rather lost "a sight
this seek owing 10 the oyenhadoN.
Ing Interest Ia the constitutional con.
eention since saturday night the
COMMITTEES has been Ia McAlesfer
on Sunday the committee visited
number Of the coal towns around Mc.
Alester, and Oh Monday hearings we're
beggn ia McAlesteg The principal
topic discussed has heen ths qaes-
ti1n of the disposition Of tie coal
lands u Tie eHietaw nation Judge
] lleufy shepe made a strong plea
fof tas sale u surface rights 90 set.
tiers
Tie most sensational incident % tlie
bearing a. McAleslef oceurrsd Mon
day night and IS thus described by
the McAlosier Capital
Dr 2 S Murfoe president " tie
Marwa Indian Orphans ilome. was
eauc.aalue au impaalonoa appeal to
tHr sgnator fog aid iet as nstt4.
tiua lis address had alsa fake0 gp
uao question s. umopal of festflc
tigns o which Dr Muff0W s bitter
5 opposed rusad lls ast Tile res
eHnd gef7Iemat remarks begaa lo
tase ou iiugs Uf 1eek sssue0 rs tle
fora e cnafee against tl white
population the terntuu aud sen.
ataf 1efff sba has aleals teen one
q fiie fes s. Washington sfad demed
81 eHgnuafu wholesale ISLANDERS 0f
slel character begau 70 #uim
afeaui 81 lls seat
FINALLY be lbfef pled With
nilef teHed eok ard aa aIr q auaa.
-
AeN Nisl t9a sell ne Nuffav.
De said Hbut t vii be oulf six
months uoR antu yoa people mys
state M sour oan ard tileu these
problems can he gakeH ap and dlspos.
81 af bf goar oan legislators
hel Sod hes TIE poor fuHuI8ods
Then Nas Tie excited fepg
This Ieusei Chairman Clark. who
botl oots aud acts ikea man that
would uot tesatc SANDER 81 ans des-
eapuon
uf Morrow De called sharply
10 foa mean @ stand there aud se
r'QasIg tsi this committee tiaf the
IsNH people of tUN neW state -
Oklahoma, drawn as they are ffom
Csc hsst blood of tie entire nation.
sre going 20 deliberately consplv 90
fah a poor pItiabIe remnant ~ an ln.
taB tf.5e feN scattered thousands
sbase Iot imppsfs o. o. east among
g4em
esrtaiu1 d. wa Mf Marfus
excited ae5duor
Ne don't believe i the
chairman snapped eu f0Il5eed by
siagm ef applause from the audience
and voice from THE rear Yau
have lmuted the people 81 tho state
a 0ksieHa
srH fHo doctor httdhs ground. and
.H order thai there might 81 no mis-
understanding he slowly aud solemn.
lf assevefatea 20 believe it as afm-
ly as am standing here Mat the peo-
p'e 8f uls state oi Oklahoma viii rub
tbe faHboods Or every foot 81 their
hhds II ti.eF can.
With a ioak of pi5y Chairman Clark
tapped ou the table and declared the
session adjourned
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
TIGERT is DEAD
Young Bishop Of Methodist
Church Past Away
IN Tulsa

Tulsa. AnF al lHsiuH 40fn ti-
Reu ofthe Meifatsf Episeola e'luHh
south died here mtH sday after a
Ten days H.aev iie Vas ssau ia.
and sas enlf appointed ashap g Nas
a. the birmingham conference lie
came hers last sees q aitend the 10.
diau Mission conference and vas
taken slrk Immediately pon hs
arnyal IFS home s Is Louisville
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
PRESIDENT is
IN PORTO RICO

Poncs, Porto kieo. Nov Il presld.
enl Roosevelt arrived nsfs tits morn.
iug ana vas received hy Governor
winthrop and other prominent 10.
sulsf officials TIE town is croNsd
with people.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
OocEyards Fire.

Toulon. France, Nov al.-The
main portion Of the auekyaris Of Ire
soclets dss FoFxea ei ChAntiss was
destroyed By IRE to-day Several ior.
eign vanhlps IL course q roDsiruc-
tlon wera saved wilh difficulty The
los vill le elese 70 = mllllen dollan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
A COLLISION
ON SANTA FE

Hilton. Colo. Nov q Santa fe
passenger trains sos. and Q colllded
|ssad.oa hers this mosAing Fireman
esrr was killed and two unknown
lazeneew uefp probably fatally To-
Iifed. ehlle otises Wsfe badly sAaken
L. The locomotives en- both trains
- tie nail CT o. Ne. 3 we're De.
hollsfsed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
DECISION
AFFIRMED

Bufalo, Nov. le The court q Re.
view Of the Episcopal church today
affirmed unanimously the decision n
the case Of Rev Capsey convicted
bf the council of heretical teaching
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

A marriage llcense vas Issued YES.
tsnday afternoon % Albert Deltrlck
and Mis- Emma A. Grove. beth q
vsaltA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
WILL MARRY
AMERICAN

Paris. Nov u Rumofs t. the sf.
feet that Nine Calse il hetrothcd 20
rich American and will never ap-
pear On the stage are apparently con
flrmed. tho the name of the fatugs
husband has not set been given out
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22
SNOW STORM
is SEVERE

Kansas citY Sov lo western
Missouri kansas. Nebraska ard 4
part u Oklahoma are covered aith
several Inches u snow to-day 10
Kansas q high Nind Is bloNiug and tie
suowiall continues The tempea.
tafs has fallen IS degrees since ast
night
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

Memphis Tenn NQf 81 with
rain stu falling TIE situation in tbs
section IS more serious lt Is estl-
mated that the hood loss la tbis ooan
icy Is already approaching t2s00o0
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

~ iaeo Texas Nov d snoa has
beeu falling steadily here since lasf
ulght II Is VERY cold Ard heavy
damage e cattle and slteep iu vest
TEXAS aad New Mexico il feared It.
Is one Of ula nest severe storms ever
knoNn Do 81 i'aso
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

kansas CITY Noy sa A severe
SNOW and sIset storm 10 tie MisIs.
slppl and Missouri valleys today Sc
laged trains and interrupted site
Communication Ia parts 0f uklah0
ma and central kansas aeei lsanl
falling -Four Rock Island passenger
Trains are stalled Ia eats bei teen
Buckliu aud Literal Kan.
IN southern COLORADO the tempem
ture is eight bsloe fefo Eanf lu
tie day telegraph communication be-
tween kansas civ and s. Louis aas
entirely eut %
lINany western delegates failed 20
set lu today leiug storm bound Ia
kansas and Nebraska
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-22

Here Ia ytnlta the storm seems to
be over lt is one of tie most sesefe
ever xpeFieaood AZ this season of tie
rear but l8lle damage vas dome
R4tnuad service has been but little
interrupted TIE fasi mail from S.
Louis ths morning arrived on time
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-07
NEW BERLIN.

New Berlin, Aug. miss Lillian
Kolp is home from a visit of some
weeks in New York and other points.
Miss Weiz, of Columbus, O., is the
guest of relatives here, members of
the Kolp family.
Mrs. ]. A. Sinclair, of Sparta, has
been visiting at the home of her
father during the past week.
Mrs. Henry Iced left Tuesday for
Ashland, o., being called there by the
serious illness Of her mother, Mrs.
Enk.
Miss Ethel Brown. of Akron. was
here Monday at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs J. R. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Reihl, of Cleveland,
are spending some time visiting at the
home of Mrs. Reihl's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. w. Reiter.
w. Palmer and Mrs. Cluff, of Can
ton, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Schrantz.
Miss Mckinney, of Sparta, was the
guest of Miss Mildred Schlitz Sunday.
John Foutz, of East Liverpool, is
here calling on friends.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Barnhill and little
daughter, of Canton. are the guests
of Mrs. Barnhill's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. j. Snyder.
Mrs F. M. Myrick is on visit at
the home of her parents at Bruins
wick. o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-07
BEER DRINKING
is Increasing at Rapid Rate in
This Country.

Washington, Aug 3.-The United
States is getting to be beer drink
ing country, If the figures of the In
ternal revenue bureau can be accepted
as an indication During the fiscal
year ended June 80 last, there was
collected $54,651 ,e3e ON ale, beer and
other similar fermented liquors. This
is $5,lS2,o96 more than was produced
from the same source In the preceding
year AT the tax of one dollar per
barrel, each barrel containing 32 gal
iors' that means that there were con-
sumed over 16O,OOO,OOO gallons more
beer last year than the year before,
or an increase of about two gallons
for every man, woman and child In
the United States.
The tax on whisky amounted to
SlS6.0O6, ,1O4, showing an increase for
the same period Of 1924, ,9s9.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-07
HARTViLLE.

Hartville, Aug l.-Mr. and Mrs Alvin
White and daughter, Blanche, returned
on tuesday from visit with Rev and
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Wagner and family
spent sunday with friends in Uniontown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Harmon and two
children, of New Berlin were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Smith on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wise, of Union
town, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Schooner
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Baer and Mrs.
Sarah Baer, of Canton, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baer on Sunday.
Miss Vera Smith returned on Saturday
from a visit with her grandparents.
branch.
Miss Ruth Young. of New Baltimore.
spent Tuesday with friends In town.
Mrs. Henry Myers and two children, of
Canton, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Grogg, at their home west of
Mrs. Dresher, of Baltic, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. l.. G. Henderson
Rev. J. D. .Nefr, accompanied by hts
and children, Carl, Grace and Edwin.
spent Saturday with friends in Akron.
William Roger the new landlord,
moved with his family into the hotel last
and repairing done to the building before
opening the hotel to the public.
bShss Mrs CSthsTne Ndnth Ringer Is having her
modelled and painted
Messrs. Cyrus, Ephriam and ELI Key
Wise, who lives north Of Uniontown'
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Washing.
ton Keyser on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John vincint, of Cleve-
land, spent Sunday with Mrs. Vincint'a
brother, Mr.. Arthur Andrews and vile
Irving Freed. OF Miqdlebranch. who Is
to have a barber shop In connection
nesday
About thirty members and friends OF
the Reformed church went To Brady
lake on Wednesday TO attend the Assem-.
formed church.
Mrs. Pitkin returned 20 her home I'm
Kavenna on Saturday evening, afler A
visit with her parents. Mr. and MIA
James Baughman.
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SEARCH MADE
by Alliance Authorities for New Cas-.
tie Murderer But He Can
Not Be Found.

Alliance, O., August 3-Lieutenant
Alexander and Officer Elliott of the
city police and Lieutenant Rucker and
Officer Mason of the Pennsylvania
Railway police. returned this even
ing from trip north of this city,
where they went in searching for the
man seen here this morning and an
swering the description of Thomas
O'Toole, the murderer who broke jail
Thursday at New Castle.
The officers met a number of per-
sons who had seen stranger passing
along the road but none of the peo-
pie had been close enough to the
man to get a very accurate descrip-
ton of him. The last place that de-
finite information was received was
north of Lexington, a stranger an
swering the description having pass
ed there about II a. m. Some of the
officers are of the opinion that if
the man was O'Toole that he would
not attempt to- travel much by day
but would wait until dark to continue
on his way Lieutenant Rucker has
seen O'Toole a number of times at
New Castle and also when he was be-
ing taken through, here to his home
town for trial. but he did not get an
opportunity of seeing the man who ar.
rived here today and filled the de-
scription of O'Toole.