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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
Bank Of England Boosts Its Rate Of
Discount to s Per Gent.
=, II.
NEW YORK BROKERS SURPRISED
Rush Made to Sell Securities on Re.
oslpt 0nof News from Great Britain
About Action of That country's
Great Banking institution.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Oct. 1o.-The Bank
OF England sent "A sensation pulsat-
Ing through the financial markets Of
the whole world. today, by advancing
Its official minimum discount rate
from five to six per cent. following
an advance from four to five per cent.
on October IL.
Tho speculative position in all mar
kets was disturbed and the effect in
New York seems To have been more
acute even than in foreign markets.
The rush to sell at the opening of the
market here, was emphasized by
vague fears that some undisclosed
development lay behind the drastic
measure adopted by the English
bank. This action was taken by the
bank to stop the drain upon Its re-
serve fund
Drastic liquidation In the stock
market was forced before the strin-
gency was broken Practically no
other subject was considered IN the
market today. although the levying OF
fines on the New York Central for
giving Of rebates and the conviction of
the Standard OIL Company In the suit
for conspiracy In al Ohio court were
cited us Incidents likely to depress
the market.
These and oil other considerations
were swallowed up in tho dominant
ERECT OF the response I'm the money
markets, to the Bank OF England ac-
ton.
The stock market was quiet and
free from urgent pressure during the
latter part OF the day. Recoveries
from the low point were lnconsidera-
bic and the closing tone was heavy.
Bonds were weak. Total sales par
value 2,244 600
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
Jlu JlTsu sTlLLrA STUDY.
Midshipmen Must Keep on Practicins
japanese Methods.


WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.-Presidcnt
Roosevelt is determined that the mid.
shipmen at the Naval Academy shall
continue to receive instructions in
Japanese wrestling, which he believes
is of great advantage in an athletic
way.
There was inclined TO be criticism
in some quarters of this form OF exer.
else, but the President has issued in
structions thus far In advance of the
academic year retaining the ju jtsu
In the class of work which the mid.
shipmen must perform for their ply.
steal development.
Some of the naval officers on duty
at the naval academy, including its
superintendent, do not entirely believe
in the advocacy Of this exercise. They
are inclined to thing that it is alto.
gether too dangerous and is not fully
In accord with what is regarded as
Fairness TO an opponent but the Ian.
anese wrestling is not supposed nc
cording to its advocates, to give any
chance whatever to a rival
1t is the art of offence combined
with that of defence. President
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
BLIND MAN GUIDED BY A DOG.
Gordon Setter Knows His Masters
Customers and Leads Him to Them.

Gordon Setter Knows His Masters
Customers and Leads Him to Them.
Dogs have been taught to perform
many kinds of labor, but so far as
Is known there is only one dog in
indianapolis, Indiana, that acts in
tho capacity of travelling sales.
man.
Yet this is exactly what Rex does
nearly every working day of his life.
and he does 1t well. He knows every
town whore there are customers, and
he knows the customers and they
likewise know him.
Rex really does the principal part
of the travelling. and his master,
Miles NJ. Goodwin, sells the goods.
The master is blind. but with the
travelling ability of Rex he is able
to cover his territory as he did be-
fore he lost his sight. Rex is his
masters eyes.
Mr.. Goodwin lives at New Castle,
near indianapolis, and the story of
his aHliction' is pathetic He was a
we'll built young man and popular
everywhere. he went. He made friends
and was successful salesman.
For eleven years he sold clothing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
WEIRD ELECTION, THIS.
Russian Parties May Organize, But
Can Not Hold Mcetnas.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 19.-ln
consequences of more favorable re.
ports from the governors of the PROV
inces Prime Minister Stolypn has
decided to hasten the douma cleo.
tons.
The reports describe Poland as be
ing much quieter, but the Baltic PROV
inces are persistently rebe'ious.
There is no party of the left The
Shipoff-EIeyden coalition for pacific re-
novation will be allowed to conduct
Its electoral canvass ulsc CT legal pro-
lection. This will place the constitu-
tional democratic candidates under
the local reactionary authorities, who
have power to arrest.
The parties to the right OF the con
stitntional democrats may lawfully or.
sanize their vote, but no party will
be allowed to hold public meetings.
This prohibition was conveyed defin-
itely today to Prince Eugene Troub.
mskai and Professor Mannioff, rec
tor of the Moscow University.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20

KNOWS the meaning of every move
ment of the other. Goodwin can toll
when he is Il street crossing by
the manner in which Rex ducks his
icad' giving the strap Il slight jerk.
Rex guides his master across the
sttect safely. no matter how crowded
L, may be, and steers him clear OF
street cars, automobiles and buggics.
Master and dog have never vet met
with an accident.
In violation of all rules, Rex rides
i'll the coaches of all trains and in
terurban cars in Indiana. for he is
known to all the railroad folk, and
all conductors have strict orders to
carry the dog.
Rex is Gordon setter and n hand
some animal. Even though he has
the intelligence Of Il man and devotcs
the most of his time to doing n mans
work. he is still dog, and when the
occasion offers delights in doing some
of the things that it is peculiarly and
particularly proper for dog to do,
such as running a rabbit.
One day recently Mr.. Goodwin was
waiting TO change cars ut little
country station. He took advantage
of the opportunity to give Rex 4
short outing and released the dog
from his strap. Rex was soon hav-
ing the time Of his life in a field
some distance away AS time for
the train to arrive approached Rex
was still busy, and finally Goodwin
had TO send some men after him,
ana the travelling salesdog barely
returned to his master in time to
catch the train.-New York Herald
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
Fresh Hxaclnths Etc

Just received fresh supply of hya.
cinth, tulip. narcissus, jonquil and
Chinese lily bulbs. GEORGE r,
WOOD. Phone. 4S6. s.26.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
ANOTHER PISTOL FOR ARMY.
New Weapon Being Turned Out by
Springfield Arsenal.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19-The army
is to have a new revolver At least
that is the superstition of service peo-
Pie who base their expectation on the
probable results OF the tests of such
types of weapon at Springfield
Mass, beginning on December 3.
Arrangements are being made for
the competition, and already there
has been presented several sample
reVolvers and pistols.
In view of this change orders have
been sent out from the War Depart.
ment that army officers need not pur-
chase receiver pending the announce
ment OF the adoption of the new
WeaDon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20

Oh the road for an Eastern firm.
~ few years age he was stricken
win atrophy OF the optic nerve and
lost his sight. He spent years and
large sums of money trying to regain
his vision, but it had gone forever.
Then Goodwin went into business
IN his home town, starting cigar
Jobbing house. Goodwin longed to
be on the road again for his own
house, and one day he mad an inspir-
alton as he observed the intelligence
displayed by his dog Rex, then Il
pup. The experiment was tried and
it proved successful, for Rex was
quick to learn, and ii was not long
before he understood that it was TO
be his work to guide his master from
place to place.
Since he has started he has never
failed for 4 single day to do his duty.
When he first made his trips with
the dog Goodwin had to inquire his
way to the places he wished TO
visit, but when once there he intro
duced Rex and Rex never forgot.
He now knows "ail the trade" in
the various towns the pair make"
and the customers always have a
cordial welcome for the interesting
salesman.
Rex never makes any mistakes. He
takes his master directly to where he
wishes to go. When they are
through with town he leads the
way to the proper railway station.
Mr.. Goodwin holds him by strap
that is faStenel to the dogs collar,
and code of signals has come to
be understood by them, 50 that each
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Close; Prime
mercantile paper 6 a 6 IL per cent;
sterling exchange, strong; closing
weak with actual business in bank
ers bills at 1880 a 4S4.55 for demand
and nj 1880 i79.55 for sixty day
bills. Posted rates $50 10 a 4S1 and
1856 1-2.
Commercial bills 479: government
bonds. steady: railroad bonds weak.
Money on call. firm 4 1-2 a Z; ruling
rate 6: closing bid 4 1-2. offered 3.
Time loans, firm: sixty days 6 per
cent; ninety days 1.2 per cent. !:
six months per cent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
KING RAMEsEs MARRIED.
Chicago Professor Has Proof of IT,
So He Saws

CHICAGO, ILLS, Oct. 19.-Rame-
SEES II died 1000 years ago. but some
facts of his life are just becoming
known One of these is the story
OF his marriage, revealed by Prof.
James ii. Breasted. of the University
OF Chicago, in report of his re-
searches among the temples along
the Nile.
Prof. Breasted found the account
of The marriage in the Sun Temple
of Abu Simhe. To tell the story re.
quircd an inscription of forty-ono
lines. each about eight feet long,
making total of 32S feet in length.
The word for snow" is founJ here
in snowless Egypt for the first time
in history.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
UNABLE TO ELEcTRlFY LINES.
New York Central's Work DELAYED
Because State Lacks Funds.

ALBANY, n. V, Oct. 19.-An opin-
ion by Attorney General Mayer, Civ.
Ell ont tonight, may Interfere with
the electrifyng of the lines of the
New York Central from the Grand
Central station north to Croton.
The attorney general late today
advised the State board of railroad
commissioners that it would not be
authorized to permit the proposed
change of grade crossings on the
lines OF the New York Central In
'Westchester County within what IS
known as the electrical zone, un-
less an appropriation is available to
pay the States share of the improve
mGnt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
Roosevelt, who received instructions

Roosevelt, who received instructions
from inc Japanese wrestler who will
conduct the work ut the academy be-
iieNes that Japanese wrcstlirs !; n
good training for an alert ey: ani the
development OF the quick muscle. His
Instructions given at this tim. to the
academic authorities in,licn that no
further criticism of Japanasn wrast-
ing Is desired and that the influences
q Tie institution at Anrapo',s must
be employed hereafter entirely in ia.
vor OF this class OF work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
baltimore Produee Market.

BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. 19,-Flour
stendy, unchanged.
Wheat. quiet; spot contract rs n
Ia spot No. 9 red western 70 n IL
southern by sample CO a ~.
Corn steady; spot SO 5.S rs;
southern white corn 54 n sc.
Oats, quiet; No. 9 white IS 81 80
Ia
Rye, firm; No. western export CG
n ca.
Butter, steady and unchanged; fan.
cy imitation Fl 90; creamery q Il
IS; store \lcked 16 Up : IS.
Eggs, firm; "a cents.
Cheese, active and unchanged
large 10 5-S; medium 10 rs; small
IA 1-S.
Sugar. steady and unchanged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20
TIDAL FLUx AND REFLUx.
Complicated Movements of the nil.
lows of the Oceans,

complicated Movements of the Nil.
lows of the Oceans.
Those who sec the rise and fall OF
the tides In our Atlantic harbors sci
dor. think Of the wonderful course
OF tho ocean waves which cause the
tidal lux and rctluX. Such pillows moi
only cross the sea. but flow from ocean
10 ocean, anC N this way complicated
movements are set going.
Thus, for Instance, once In every
twelve hours the Noon raises tide
pillow III the southern Indian ocean.
When this blllow passes tho Cane Of
Good Hope at noon its successor Is al.
rcady born, and by the time the first
Dlliow has reached tho Azores islands
ut midnight the second is rounding the
cape, and n third has come insp OK.
lslencc In the southern ocean. BY q
O'Clock in the morning following ills
passage OF the cape the tide billow
reaches the English channel. md there
tho shallow waters delay 1t so much
TINT it docs not arrive Mt the strait NJ
Dover until 10 n. m. Here the mar.
rowing channel causes the tide TO rise
very nigh and almost puts an end to
the wave.
IN Tue meantime another branch OF
'he billow runs around the western
side OF the British islands, rounds
me north point of Scotland and moves
Slowly down the eastern coast of Eng.
ianu until 1t finally flows up the
Ihames and laps the wharfs of Lon.
don.-Phlladelphia Record
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20

a man who has applied for n
divorce in New York complains tina;
his wife told him to sit on tacl;
right after he had been so generous
as to give her "a cents. He ought
TO have a divorce, not because his
wife was vixenish, but because she
was so lacking in buffalo
Express.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-20

The widow of the leading money
lender of London has Just died and
lett Slo,OO0,O00 to charity. The same
purpose could have been accomplish.
ed during the deceased gentleman's
lifetime. by taking lower rates OF
interest on loans.-Buffalo Express.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29

New President of Katy
Means Change in
Ownership

New York. Nos p The election
q Adrian n aoline as president q
tie Missouri, Kansas 4 TEXAS railway
10 saereed = y. FInney, resigned =
generally regarded A. a lstep toward
TIE turning over q the old kockefel'
laf property % James J Hin And ths
Chicago Burlington s ouineY raj.
rad Follosiug Nr lollns' election,
james N Wallace ard J g Metcalfe
eerc elected directors and memtefs q
tile executive committee
Nj Joliue Is noi elosely identified
ellh Mt Hlll o. his properties bot
beth De ard NJ Wallace represent TIE
Central Trust eompauy interests.
vbicb have been fUff strongly iacn
tiaed with tile kalg interests since
the speyefs became interested in ~,
maa Il IS believed that the present
oficen 81 TIE rnla have been merely
elected o. conduct tie fnad's iinanela
a1ar. uatll uDe uew control wilaiexl
az 30 maF b., asserts ltsalf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29
~ v~Nty ~ii~iAdsAl eAsId
PROHIBITION AND
COUNTY BOUNDARIES
These Are the Two Questions That Are
Giving the Constitutional Con-
ventOn Greatest Anxiety

would come befofa the convention
that would be 80 susceptible o. CON.
promise a. tits
President Murray aid that be
would pfotahly - ready % announces
hls commlttees on prohibition and
county boundaries Monday. lie AS
lt Is ais purpose that each coumittse
sliAli lave among iis memtsnhlp rep.
fesentatlycs of exefy conflicting inter.
csi ami therefore that tie liquor
commlties Will hAse 90 lt cmntitn.
tl0nal pfphihitionlsia subuisslonisls.
and hig. and leW lieehse men.
Ne ags however thar hs VII ap.
p8lnf oa tie county boundaries com
mltget men sho sre Is dislntefssiei
As lsaabls IL = reported that tnefs
Is if.Wae0 B setNA monug 0efa %
~ ased a lugsears ti,e act lan of ihs
COMMITTEES in regard 70 counif bound
aries and t1anff srafs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29
COURT OF APPEALS
Last Session In McRlester ke
eomplished ueh
Business

Tie lasf terra uf Use court VI ap-
peals Vhich anl1ei rs sitting AZ
NeAiesisF SATURDAY Afternoon. acc0m
pllshed more "a 4 sllort space of time
probably. tlan ans former term IN
TIE two days 10 ehleh tbs eourt was
Ia session 81 opinions sere handed
dosn ana many motions were heard
and decided All fouf of tho Judges
vere present Pressing Judge Gin and
aud Judgss clayton Tosuscnd and
Lawrence
Tie cenrt ell probably bold en-
adjourned session for TIE handing
down = further opinions some time
Ia February THE uext regular term
Is ia June bot statehood wlll pFota
bis - an aetaality before then. and
the term Nlil never b. held
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29
NOT SLUSH FUND
lntermarrled Whites Fund Is
10 Be Used In Legitimate
Way.

It seems sons q tie inteFmaffied
citiysns we're alarmed at TIE aecouut
printed ln yesterdays ChisftAin o.
the meeting held here saturday
They fear that The ~ assessment IS
20 be ues1 By the membes of the ioh.
by as a corrupt fund Asa natter q
faef, however, tie s25 Is net % b. assl
unless the legislation desired = secuf.
81. " coaeFess fails % gFan. tie relief
desired the money will ba fetufned
It's payment ls contingent upon the
passage q the blll prayed far b. The
lutermafrled whites
p n. Mars. enc Of the prominent
lntefmarried whites aid this morning
that there are not 3aoi q thvn. as
sas stated yesterday The most
that Sc ever had enrolled. De said
''was 2,ooo. ard 500 % these we're mar.
fiea before lssa. and - ale not AZ.
fecied hf the decision of tie supreme
couft We are expecting THAI DOT
mofe than l2oai the outslde vii. a.
sisl rs Ia oar eudcatur to secure o..
lief from congress
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29
BOY Goes HOME
Harold Carson. whO Stole a
Horse. Is Released
From lall

Harold CArsoa TIE h5y despefade
Hho last Neek Stole horss belonging
70 e. A. Riddle. was released from
iall this affsfnoon and Nlll leave fof
his home e RoxbarN Mas Ga tie
al8 Frisoo. ns father and mafiler
NJ. and Ms. l. r Carson. sunf tie
money e pag his transportation home.
Mrs. Canson wrote a lettsfto NJ. kid
de tlat decided him not 70 prosecute
the haY Ialt sle stated that tie iad
uil0 IS onlg thirteen. Nas injured lu
81 auto accident atost twa years ago.
receiving fractured ssull, from
uhlch be has never fully recovered
She stated that be had never read
dime bowels but onlY tie llentY and
Aleef books oa tie sess which be
ascafed from the library iie lad
never fun asaY before Size sid
and had alsaYs lesn good bey
70 the boz himself she wrote saeH 3
lettsf a. only mother can write ard
wllch a man can hardly fsaa q eyed
The boy is thoroly rspentanf and sl
hurry home lie ought @ = sthhis
mother and lstltt Thank,e iug
night
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29
Salvation Army Lodging House Burned
EaIIy This Morning Throwing
the Guests Into a Panic

81 Louis nov = Four mon eefs
burned % death and probably IS Ia.
iured many of tlem seriously ia a
nre early today a. practically dc1
tfoyed tie Light lioass hotel con.
duelea By the salvation Amy on tie
northwest corner of Sinth aud Mar.
ksf stfeeis
over Two hundred men we're asleep
IN tls building when Use frt vas dis.
covered The greater numhsr being "a
uhe second ard thlri naor Al be-
came panicstrlcssn, and before the
aremen could iule. uols mang
jumped from the appe Hdogs and
wurg rflsicd and rendered aaeou.
scinas as ihey ie.l 81 ths pavement
Tie fsar dead have nal n den
tilted nleir budles having beeu bum.
Cd % a crisp Thos nlapl q jump.
ms follow
John Brady ase3 81 serious
Charles Ross a8aae met.
ured hur, iuisma1l
1aha shaw a lsg fmiafet
The fall0a lag NeHt burned
Alffsi Broad s hsnds and fsrt.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29
With Revolver Asked
Rockefeller for
Q Million

New York. Noe. p Mrs nose
Handneld, AGED 20. vas arrested to-day
Ia front of the Offices q the Guar.
dian Trust company, charged with
threatening - kill John =. Rocks
fsllsr unless he pad her a mililoa
d0llAn.
At TIE csyice q the standard on
company later the woman aid that
her husband had ueen ruined bY tiie
standard on company Il : elafEel
that flls woman forced her va into
tie once of NJ nockeicllefs secfrta.
y last Friday ana declared thar sis
wanted 4 millloa dollars. II sle did
MOI get Il. she said. she wuQid slll
Rockessl.er and burn TIE STANDARD
p0i building II Is charged that shs
displayed q revolver
Tie onicefs gave the woman mil.
lion dollar check On TIE trust comp
am The company was noilaed, and
shen tile sgsoan presented tlls cbecs
sie eas tod to cama baek today a
theg dld not lave q mll!.on dollar.
oa hand
Ile somans husband sho Is a
fareuau IN q trunk faetQU said q
day that BE- aeyer had aug connection
elth tls STANDARD she vas seal =
fhe hospital
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29
ORR TAKES HAND
Chelsea Praises Him for Assls-
lance Rendered TO That
Town in Guthrie

TIE CheisoA Reporter ln Is last IL.
sae Sass some ter hatterlng fhings
about S. orr ~ ths cts il recog
milton ef his aork ai Guthrie io &C.
hair of ro8u1g seaf fnf Chelsea. in
Is account uf tie aghi made b the
Chelsea delegation fhe Reporter SAYS
nsiegaie ssaf,s aith nothing fc
Isl ana 81 e. sEu iwa bmseff iu
- the aFht aa1U Una able assistance
0f Thar powbrfal ufslnEer 81 0fr
of Fmita ss0H had q stream O Notk
en bringing .n 3eeeates ehu jte 2
y orr feit thar tbc Hugs should BE-
rfaaged 7 SOC na OTHER cause tfau fo
sHav toe Republicans fi.af fhs nenc
Gratis eoud tampef eith a question
q interest tu them a4d come o. EN-
am mieable tieueat W Il kQWt
Fay 90 NHa 1it aH So hs pawer 81
stem tltefIde naf 0iaV the hH
cratic eaacas ust be aeatk 81 aay
sFrn.nk tte sml 3ua Wusn lHa b
signatures - ah agreement 8a tofe s.
ggthrf faf nau who would cpe 8.
ihe Hglt
Ths Is accompanied bl $50 ttItar
a' sbgIls IS ia
- W Orr Of Nfmiatoek the stand
that TIE fines al1 aai h the Repub
lieau ~ reeerdlng DISTRICTS wsr,
good paf far = Republican almir8
tntIou aud must 90
cone man often mentioned FOR cen
greN at Guthrie eas no other than ]
VI orr % ylnlta
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29

Thomas Callahan areman face aud
hands
James ark. %. al over body, serl.
Gus
william lisdt 5a. hands aud face.
James Bai hardt So james Lynch,
81 Charles Ross aay elsfs Thomas
Mooney as, T. 81 Mueller ss Oscar
Anderson, 81 George Miller, 90; Frank
Louise 81. William Gilland 58l John
Moore, aQ Ciiare, holland. 90.
Waterman O'Gonneli stationed on
tie third 3ooF discovered The ire up.
ga opening a clothes elosni TIE ara
blew out luto ihe room s. ha opened
the door quickly dniog thc roam
with smoke and hte
When the fumen arrived half.ta /
ei forms Nsfs NJ every uindeN and
sFauted ealls faf help aHed the air.
before ESQ Gremen could aId them,
many ~ the frentled men Jumped.
L3fe.ines fastened AZ the windows
furnished 3 means 81 escape Tor scarcs
oi the lodgers Tie building 4as
threu stories aigh
Later TODAY two other victims uf
tls aHe died sllle six are unconscious
at tie hospital
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29
SAVED BY THE
CAPTAINS WIFE

Macluas. Ne, Sos q To the hs
role fatitude q the captains wife
au Funh NeGalfe. vho stood lAshei
% the sheei during the severe gale
from Sunday, November Il. e tie
follosinK WEDNESDAY Is due laTely
the safety q the schooner Gold Hunt.
ef, which reached harlof here yesteF
day There wefe 0uly tvo other per.
s1ns pu tie steamer. tie wuman's has.
hand anu "a assistant. both q slem
wefs forced q keep constantly AZ eefk
keeping ~ The sails shlle Mrs No.
Gulfe fof Tires dAfs acted a. wheel
man. Neither u the trio had any.
thing 20 eat Of drink FOR throe dafs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-29
PRESIDENT is
At WORK AGAIN

Washington NO, % President
Roosevelt Was N his Office early today.
Ills special message on ule rasma
canal i j. expected will he sent to
congress, probably The week after Il
convenss L elll deal with every
phase q tie question There slI bo
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