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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
COURT GRINDS ON
A number o! Cases We're
Continued Yesterday and
Today Before Parker.

tnlied States court aalaafued ear
ly yesterday afternoon, n ordsf that
the court oHieials ana the lawyers
might have lie opportunity of At.
tending tie Republican meeting at
ule opera house Several eases were
continued just befofe ooaft adjourn.
81 martin DeImagru against & Na.
poi haFg k FOREMAN against the
Katy. And FaHk Cofbstt against the
Katy Ia Tie case Of tie Planters
Mataal Insurance company against
GeaVe Martin The evidence vas sub.
mlttesi and Judge Parker rendered
Judgment IN favor q TIE plaintiff
II Il Wilson ald 81 starr repre-
sented tie plaintiff Preston S Davis
the defendant
Inis morning in tie case " 81 =
simenoa against tie Kat} Clifford =.
Jackson loF The plaintiff flied 4 motion
requesting that thr plaintf BE- order
80 . make The complaint more DEF.
nite afsi certain
Tie case % 0llef r kllan against
Tiomas Rogers aad Others vas con.
unned a. vas also ths ease of & p
iatid against James Fall
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. the short sree.l, oi fhs Size pre-.
slasni
Aud the orsn house AS packed %
sunocAtlon. Not Anotler person
cauld b4 ans possibility have been
eammei inte e. Tie people wait
inE there gave NJ Falfsanks hearty
applause a. he ueKan q clnse his
spoech. and listened altl tie closest
attention to his statement - the
principles of tie Republican party
After hs lso SPEECHES tie yles
president aud Bis party tad dlnnsf It
the Cobh. And tliea towards atdnieht
tls special let iof Arsauas Il sas
altogether, a great daY ior tne Re
pablicaH pftY assy much greater
day ttAn anyone had expected
The honor 0f Introducing Nice
President Fairbanks 10 Tie Nlnlta
open ar audiefre ia the public school
Kuutds mas accorded 81 Charles =.
isaEew lie presented him As tie
uest president 0fthe Uuitei state
Ar Falftanks begAn his address uy
stating that fe lad received 81 sn.
tbusiastie aud corilal welcome etefg
where Ia Oklahoma AMI tbe Indian
Territory. and ludElnE from tie "a
uusiasm aud cordially q Fiuita he
predicted that thls elt4 would -
heard from Ia tie future
lie said the United states stands
fef more than any ether country IN
tie wofld, and in reference 10 tie
mes state II Oklahoma le said se
should build up a great state build -
state that si.i bfins people here
build 20 state that vii bflas cap
ltal here And Ia reiereUce % The
constitution - suggested IL should be
written by met of sbllltY and ia thIs
connection Dc paid deserved CON
pliaent g Chsfles h. Rogers Bepub
llean nafnines fpf tie 5afh district %
tie constitutional easentlon
= have uu douia. De sad. from
the enthusiasm und ilafe fou sllI
make ne mistake
in speaking ~ ne relation ai ous
State e another De said we ~ 40
tosether. or ve 80 down togethef We
- up under = iss lass. of se 80 dosn
under unwise laws ln tie last fev
YEAR we have goue up tosstief. And
one time hot long ase Ne went down
together n closing be again thank
81 the people for their eofllal h0spl.
tAlity
From thc school grounds Nj Fair.
tanks and those Who accompanied
him we're driven 70 the opera houa
whefe sast agdlsuee NAs la waii inR
tie people being iammed IL there llts
ssFdines n boK Judge Joseph 4
0lli presided e. master q csfsmonse.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
FARMERS WANT
THE RAILWAYS

Topeka han. Dc a Tic atm.
ems cooperative conpfess todaf prac.
Ideally decided 20 form a permanent
organization Much sentiment vas
manifested Ia favor Of government
ownership 81 the railroads A resolu.
tion vas adopted urging congress %
take some steps % have the states as
wei a the nation ad9pt more string
ent puwfuod Avs
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A HEAVY SNOW
IN NORTHWEST

Lincoln. Ncb pet - A severe
storm still prevails IA northwestern
Nebraska and southern South Dakota.
There IS foot u sno9 on tile level Ia
the Rosebud reservation ard ali wires
are down. sleet IS falling Ia nortt.
western Nebraska
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siisni b. all tl.a good cltissuS % tie
toNn Republicans aud neaocfais
alike The rl,oel gguunas ii spite
of tie oold sind that vas b'o4lnF.
and Of gi,e ust ground eas packed
with peogls SIN listened attsuiltelY
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Bryan In Indiana

indianapolis Ind Oci = william
Z hfyaus special tram ieft early q
d1y Tor q speaking sour thru central
and northern Indiana ut. Bryan i
scieiulr'l 10 speak IN nine clti0s.
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FOR sALE-A printing pan FOR
country weekly newspaper aud iob
once, consisting of type, rules, slugs,
two presses. imposing stone papcf
cutter, gasoline engine, etc. t'pr
particulars write or eall on The Chief.
tain, yluIia, 0kla.
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Freight Steamer Burned

NeN York, Oct "a Tie small
freight steamer Hastings vas burned
20 tie waters edge and sank Ia Long
Island sound aH stamford. Conn.
this morning, The crew escaped in a
NE boat and were picked up b. a..
other steamer.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-25
ANOTHER ROBBERY
Sparks, Okla Bank Looted
This Morning OF
$500

Tula. OKLA Oct 3 Robbers
eatIg today looted tie bank AZ Sparks.
Theg escaped and It ls reported are
coming This way Tie iucal officers
have been requested - assist ln their
capture
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-12
BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield, April 1.-THE talk given
by Judge M. A. Roberts at the close
Of the weekly prayer meeting held at
the Methodist Episcopal church on
Thursday evening on the Brother
hood of st. Paul as it Exists in OF
tumwa," was very enjoyable and will
no doubt prove productive Of the de-
sired result, the organization of a To-
cal brotherhood. No n hearing the
talk could doubt for a momen that
such an organization could work won
ders here. In introducing Judge Rob-
erts, DR.. Stafford stated that as his
pastor when in Ottumwa he knew him
to be interested in the organization of
the Brotherhood there. Judge Rob-
erts stated that the Brotherhood of st
Paul was o Of the most practical
organizations in Ottumwa for doing
good" as it interests men, puts them
to work and gives them a part to per-
form in the Christian life and it culti-
Yates the social functions of men.
1.-THE Brotherhood" he said, takes
up subjects that men are interested
in and discusses them while they are
ripe" He then mentioned the list of
subjects which had been discussed
this year and closed the talk by nam
ing the committees and telling Of the
work done by the organization.
The pleasing little farce, THE De-
serted Baby" given by the p. E. O..s
on Monday evening last vas repeated
Thursday night in the parlors of the
Teed home, where it furnished amuse-
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MARS HILL.

Mars Hill, April 10.-Harry Mowery
was in Ottumwa Saturday on bust
ness.
Miss Mary Deter of Ottumwa, Wis
tied over Sunday at her home.
Ross Turner, who broke his arm
last week, is getting along as well as
could be expected.
A number of the young peopie Of
this vicinity spent a very pleasant ev-
ening at the Deter home Saturday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren, Of OF
.tumwa, visited ver Sunday with Mrs.
Sadie Mowery.
Miss Allie Jaw returned to Wash
ington, Ia, Monday evening, after vis-
iting with her mother last week, to re-
sumo her work as teacher in the kin
dergarten.
T. w. White and Glen Miller spent
Sunday afternoon with Ross Turner.
George Deter was in ottumwa Fri
day OF business.
Joe Deter, Of Ottumwa, spent Sun
day at the home Of his parents, M.
and Mrs. George Deter.
Mike Koran was in OttumwA FRI
day on business.
Otto Buchholz and Harry Mowery
We're visitors at the o. Long home re-
Gently.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Turner were in
Ottumwa Saturday IN business.
Miss Allie Jay spent Sunday at the
Mowery home.
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RUSSELL.

Russell, April 10.-Rev. r. r. Hop
ton, wife and daughter, Merle, Of FIRE.
mont, visited Saturday night at the
P. II. Stech home.
Miss Harriet DeLano was a Chari-
ton visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Gilbert, OF AL
bia, visited the latter part OF the
week with Mrs. Fc-ChifdE.--5-na.
Mrs. Minnie Hill returned Friday
from a weeks visit at the home OF s..
A. Gookln in Wayne county.
Mrs. j. @. Wertz died Sunday
morning at her nome west OF town OF
tuberculosis Of the throat.
Mrs. Fay Stech and son, Herbert,
visited owe Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Flo Childs.
Mrs. Laura Clinton spent last week
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. s. Beals south of town.
H. L. Childs vas a Charlton wish
tor Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Beals left on No. 8 Sat-
urday for Silver City, called there by
the serious illness Of her sister, Mrs.
IEez Hardy.
Miss Fern Sprague left Thursday
for Des Moines to resume her music
at Drake university.
Mrs. Earl Mines, of Charlton, Wis
tied last week with her mother, Mrs.
Ella Wiltsey. :
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STOCKPORT.

Stockport, April &C. E. Hall, G.
L. Lynn and Lloyd Meswick started
for Canada last Tuesday.
Silas Gregory is confined to his
home with a slight attack of pneu-
monia.
The annual meeting of the union
protective society vas held on Sat
urday at Winchester. j. C. Silyers
was elected president; Frank Collars,
vice president and Will Hastings, sec
rotary.
The old livery barn that has for SO
long been an eye sore to the town, has
been removed to a lot east OF the Hotel
Brewer.
Frank Holiday went to TT. Madison
last week and was married. Mr.. and
Mrs. Holiday left for California.
where they will make their future
home.
A. B. Holiday, ]. A. Silver, Aaron
Workman and Will Hastings attended
tie A. F. and A. M. lodge in Birming-
ham last Tuesday night and assisted
in comforting the second degree.
MI. Hedge, of Fairfield, was in the
city last Thursday night.
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church of this place. In honor of him
on this day, the older members of the
congregation planned and carried out
a very pleasant surprise, bringing re-
freshments. After Rev. and Mrs. Lin
deem became somewhat conscious Of
the celebration, they were invited into
the parlor, where a song was sung by
the guests. Then a short speech was
made by John Swenson concerning
the day, after which he presented to
the pastor a neat little sum Of money
from the congregation. Rev. Linden
in return pronounced thanks in behalf
of himself and family. A song was
again sung, after which a social time
occupied the rest Of the afternoon.
The refreshments were then served
and the a%ssemblage departed for their
homes certain Of giving Rev. Linden
a thorough surprise and wishing him
many more happy returns of the day.
The same evening the L. Y. p. s. of
the church held their regular meeting.
After the meetings close and the
deem was safe at home they fastened
and made their entrance through the
front hall door, to which some atten-
Shoh Aou USCu Udlu. Will Lie hllOWf-
edge of Mrs. Linden in the afternoon,
and which swung greetfngly open, so
that each one of the merry party
stepped into the sitting room when
the family were chatting over the for
mer events Of the day. Again a duet
was sung by two of the young women,
after which John Gunnerson presented
to Rev. Linden another neat little
sum. The pastor, with heartfelt graft
tude, made q very pleasing speech to
the young people. Light refreshments
were servd. A short time was spent
with instrumental music and singing.
After a prayer by Rev. Linden, the
happy surprisers departed for their
homes, wishing him many more happy
birthdays.
Miss Emma, Allen of Dudley spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Allen.
Mrs. G.. H. Swanson spent Monday
with Mrs. J.. f. Locke.
N. P. Pierson and wife were Ottum-
wa visitors. Tuesday.
Mrs. Otto Carlson and daughter
Mabel were callers in Blakesburg
Tuesday.
Mrs. Sven Pierson, who has been i'll
with tonsilitis, is reported much better.
Mrs. Charles Peterson and Mrs. Au-
gust Burgeson and son Leroy are visit
ing with relatives in Ottumwa.
Miss Lena Anderson and brother
Edwin were visiting in Ottumwa Tues
day and Wednesday,.
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BoBToWN.

Bobtown, April 1o.-Mrs. L. s.
woods and sons, e.. Mars Hill, were
business callers in Ottumwa last
Wednesday.
Frank Skinner visited with Charles
Koran Sunday.
Miss Minnie and Neil Courtney were
Ottumwa callers Wednesday.
Harry Seadore was a caller at the
Fred Timer home last week.
Mrs. Loft and son were in Ottumwa
last Saturday.
Marsena Mowery, Of Mars Hill, vis-
tied at the II. White home last week.
Sam Fitzgerald visited at the Chas.
Koran home last Sunday.
At the meeting of the board Of truss
tees last Tuesday, the men made adj
dresses in favor of allowing the farm
ers to work out their poll tax with the
road drags. This seems to give better
satisfaction than the way the roads
have been dragged heretofore.
w. J. Dexter, Sam Fitzgerald and
Charles Koran were visitors at the
Koran home last Sunday evening.
Frank Amelang visited at the
Courtney home Sunday.
M. Lewis and son., John, called In
this city Tuesday.
Mike Koran delivered about ESQ
chickens in Ottumwa last Saturday.
Neil Courtney spent Tuesday even
ing at the w. Shank home.
Harry and Edward Seadore are buy
ing stock to pasture on the Neil
ranch, which they have rented for the
coming season.
MI. and Mrs. A. o. Buchholz spent
Friday evening at the Frank Skinner
home.
Will Ware visited at the w. Shank
home last Wednesday.
The farmers Of this vicinity are
keeping the roads in good condition
by using split log drags on them.
Mrs. G. Deiters visited at the A. o.
Buchholz home last Thursday.
Miss Margaret Koran was a pleas
ant caller at the Frank Skinner home
last Tuesday.
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ment for an hour or more for sixty
guests. A few s%pecialties were intro-
auced which We're very enjoyable.
Miss 10 Saunders san a negro med
icy, Two readings were given by Mrs.
Pearl Young and music was furnish
ed by the Misses Burgess.
l.. 0. Johnson,of Ottumwa. was a
business visitor at this place Thurs
day.
Ira Haney, Of Pulaski, sustained a
serious accident on Thursday even
ing while crossing the foot bridge
ieading to The Wabash depot a plank
broke and as he fell he struck the
broker board breaking three ribs. He
was taken to the Shelton hospital,
where he is being treated.
Mrs. Jack Noble is visiting her
mother at Cincinnati this week.
Mrs. Frank Morse is quite sick with
Whooping cough, from which she is
suffering for the second time, having
had 1t when a child. Her father also
mad a similar experience, having had
1T l n his boyhood and repeating the
experience at the age Of so years.
Abe Putnam, of Fremont county, is
visiting Mrs. Henry Caraway and
other relatives in the city and county.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Patterson, who
have been spending the winter in Des
Moines. where they have been taking
charge OF the home Of Prof. McCaulley
OF the g. G. C. c., during his absence,
have returned and are making prepar-
ations to return to that city, where
they will locate permanently. They
have packed their household goods
and will probably dispose Of their res
idence property before leaving next
week.
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HIGHLAND.

Richland, April 9.-Elwood Hadley
is in Oklahoma looking after bust
ness.
Mrs. Henry Pringle, who went over
to washington last Thursday, return
ed home Saturday morning.
Rev. G. l.. Walker closed his series
of meetings at the Christian church
that Rev. Goats Of Washington, Will
begin meetings in the church again
this evening. If he does they will
continue through the week.
Pliney McCracken, Rev. Ritch and
wife, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Hadley
went to Oskaloosa last Wednesday
afternoon to attend a concert.
Mrs. Jane Rafferty,, who has been
spending the winter in the country
with her children, came back to her
home last Tuesday to spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. NE. Haworth, who has been
visiting in Atlantic and Lewis, came
home Wednesday. S.
The city council met last Wednes-
day evening and swore in the new
mayor and councilmen.
Mrs. Charles H. Adkins, of Wya-
conda, No., arrived here last week to
visit her mother, Mrs. Lottie Merkin,
Of Chicago.
Miss Britta Anderson came down
from Ollie last Thursday to assist Mrs.
Brown in the hotel a few weeks.
Mrs. Nina Mason, of Ollie, came
down Saturday for a visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Brolliar.
Miss Maud Hinshaw is sick with the
in town also have the measles.
County Attorney Goldner and Law
yer Wagner were in town last Tues
day, IN for the prosecution and the
other for the defendant in the Rash
case. Rash was found guilty and fin
ed $3.50 and costs.
Mrs. Dora Moore, of Libertyville
spent several days in town last week
with the Hatfield family. She left or
Saturday for Keota, where she spent
a few weeks with a sister, Mrs. Sim
merman.
Emmett Stockman, formerly a citi-
zen of this place, came up from
Brighton Thursday for a day or two
visit with relatives.
Jesse Kent departed Friday fol
Omaha, where he has employment
with a telephone company.
Vinton Emery will become a resi-
dent of Ottumwa this week, as he has
accepted a position in a store there.
James McNally and wife, who have
been guests Of VIM. Shaffer and wife
went to their home in Kahoka, Mo.
the latter part Of last week.
A. ]. Anderson. a painter, has beer
seriously Ill for a week at his board.
ing place. He became delir-
ious Friday, got out Of bed
and before the nurse could prevent
Jumped through the glass door and in
a short time after broke through a
window and rushed down the street
several blocks before he could BIZ
caught. He seems better at this time
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nuity of which one would suppose
Dowie possessed. 1t is possible for
the man within to see what those
without are doing, but persons upon
the street cannot observe anybody in
the room.
1t was shortly before 6 o'clock when
Captain Walker of the Zion police
force and Deacon Gladstone Dowie
found the passage. Years ago when
Shiloh house was erected 1t was ru-
mored that Dowie had constructed a
secret room within the building. The
story was. scofed at in those days and
1t was said the enemies of Zion were
simply circulating another story to In
jure the prophet.
Feared Coup by DoWle.
Ayear ago the story was told again,
but received little ,credence, and in a
little while 1t was forgotten. The COM
ing of the first apostle renewed it, how
ever, and this time 1t would not cease.
1t I'm to the ears of Overseer Voliva
yesterday afternoon and he sent for
Deacon Dowie.
He. said he feared his father might
be planning some coup. He said he
understood there was a secret passage
way in Shiloh house and that many
would regard 1t as a miracle II John
Alexander raj able to appear aud dis
appear at will. ~ 80 y,
After a thorough search the secret
chamber vas found and the news
caused a new sensation among the
Zionists.
viii Divorce Jane Dowie.
DR.. Dowfe declared last night his
purpose to divorce his wife, or at least
never to live with her again if he finds
it is true she has charged him with
polygamous teachings and indiscre-
tions with other women.
eff it lis true that she said these
things, then I shall never live with
her again. said Dowie. He spoke
earnestly and ~sorrowfully, but there
was a grimness Of expression on the
First Apostles face which made it ev-
ident that he believed that the mother
Of his children had much to do with
melting the recent rebellion in Zion.
This climax in the domestic affairs
Of DR.. Dowie caused little surprise to
Deacons Lewis and Peters, both Of
whom were present during the inter.
view. which took place while Dowie
was %enroute to Chicago from St.Louis.
They nodded approval to the senti-
ments expressed by their leader, and
Deacon Lewis added that the world
little knew of the trials through which
DR.. Dowie has passed in recent years,
because of domestic infelicity. For
years he has shielded her, continued
the deacon, but recently her conduct
has been such as to render further for
bearance a human impossibility.
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ELDoN.

Eldon, April 10.-New Hope lodge,
No. 480, A. f. and A. NJ, is without
doubt the most progressive In Iowa.
Last month 1t held six meetings and
had work in each degree. There has
been not less than three candidates on
the road for a year past. 1t numbers
some sixty members and has the repu-
tation Of doing good work. Visitors
from Batavia, Agency, Selma, Douds
and F1oris are In attendance at nearly
every meeting. It's officers are ef1-
cient and ready to do their duties. 1t
was organized June 2, 1886 and has
steadily grown to its present status.s
Last night after it's third degree work
the members adjourned to Barley's
restaurant for ice cream 1t especially
invites visiting brothers to its meet
ings which are each Monday night at
I. o. O.. F. hall.
I. p. Smith is in Chicago today.
j. e. Houghland is an Ottumwa Wis
itor today.
DR.. j. w. Bates and family are re-
covering from a sereve attack of
pneumonia
The sidewalk COMMITTEES is visiting
other cities investigating concrete
crossings and walks, preparatory to
putting them in on the street here.
j. T.. Flint has leased his coal mine
to Mcintosh & Kelly, who are pre-
pairing to open a bank neal the Burns
bank.
w. g. sigafoos has moved into the
Flint house and Charles Hunter into
the house vacated by Mr.. Sigafoos,
which he purchased lately.
Master Leo Hagg fell off the porch.
and broke his left arm recently.
j. Leeper and C.. E. Swinney, u
Floris, are in the city today.
TIA. Millisack, Of South Ottumwa,
is In he city today.
]. Ed Trott is in Ottumwa today.
r. G.. Hughes has commenced the
refitting of the old ~postofice build
ing into a restaurant.
j. L. Youngker has moved his Office
into the Hunnell building on Elm
street.
Lyle Hall, of Keokuk, was In the
city last night visiting his parents, MI.
and Mrs. j. w. Hall.
The Modern Woodmen have rented
the room vacated by f. Koht to drill
their team and practice for their PLAY.
THE Cuban Spy" which they will put
on in The McHaffey opera house soon.
Rev. M. D. Reed, pastor OF the Com
gr%egationai church, Is holding meet
ings this week. All are invited to at
tend.
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IRISH BEND.

Irish Bend, April 1o.--Emmet Han
shaw, has been appointed as rural
mail carrier on r. F. D. Nc. Z. out OF
Douds, In place Of William Parsons,
resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hoskins visited
Sunday at the Sam Chance home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith visited
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IA Card.

We, the undersigned. do hereby
agree to refund the money on a So
cent bottle Of Greene's Warranted Syr.
up of Tar if it fails to cure your cough
or cold. We also guarantee a 25-cent
bottle to prove satisfactory or money
refunded. F. d. Clark. Druggist.