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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24
HOUNDS CLOSE TO
The WICKLIFFES
An Exciting Chase Monday, the Indians
Getting Away by PIuuging Into
Spring Creek

Dick Keteber s memtsr q Than
woaoFds peS.e, came q NlnitA Last
ulkhf aigh messages Tor Marsiaal
Darruugh. Wexford and lis posse
we're given TIE location or me Miek.
lilies sunday night bY friendly iuil.
bleed EAfly Monday noraiae thsg
taas tne tFal with tie bloodhound.
noct and followed it for several
hoan untll finally ths oatlass ana.
lHp themselves hard pfessed. took t.
spllng cfees. uadsi sltiistup o. doNn
iu 81 TIE hound xas unahe to end
TIE taH. aud tie search lad 10 b
abandoned fof he iay
Yesterday hewefes before getehef
arrived Tie marshal lad bsen notified
IS another ludiau that ne Ylckllfes
ieoe supper Monday niehf 81 Ben
lienn faa miles southeast of the
cd orphan asylum. Tia marllai e.
oucs ent Arthef Chamberlain aud
John Smith q the mouth q spasinas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24
SENATOR BURTON
MUST GO To JAIL
Supreme Court UphOIds the Decision
of the Circuit Court Burton Must
Leave the Senate.

opinion vas based on the ths8fy that
the United States ess not legally IA.
terested Ia ans u ths trials in which
Burton vas employed IS counsel
Tbs eoplf granted motloT giving
Burton slxtg DAYS IN which to prepare
petition foF fehsaring This ae.
tion will have tie effect of taxing the
eass over until TIE next term of court
beginning IN orlobeF. a. tie the pres.
ent term wiIi expire next Monday.
Senator burton resolved the arsi
news q The courts declson by tele
phone FROM his hotel To the news
paper men he said later, Il slail a.
here my original policy uf aglng
nothing until my case h finally De
teTmlned He Would not saf thal
Ho intended 70 take further lezal aen.
but from the fact tliat he does nol
regard his case - HualiY decided q /,
inferred That Ffe viii Do 80.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24
Carnival Company 10 Texas

Although the Veaihsf sas lad ias.
ulght TIE managers ot tue many &.
fractions = the Nes Parker ANUS.
msut Company Nsfs not delefred
from the Efforts ta enteHaln. and 4
long As there sas al opportunity for
pedestrians to perambolats. TIE
shows opened their doors claslng anly
wiIen The streets hegAn ~ reach ths
stage q navigation
Tbs band eoneert vas held a 7
O'Clock Although tie weather a.
that time vas threatening there
were many who we're confident that
al slgus iali Ca Tcfss and net lelng
Of TIE tinid nature that fears J Dt 81
mosstafe when psecipiiated ia puutB
from ofeFhsugins clouds thef gath
cred about tie playing musicians ana
euioysd tie me.oay that was pf0sld
ID.
Tie concert sas m excellent ere
figs nambeu sers pla5ed and each
aas loudly applaaisd The music
stopped u 80 ard tle ammal e8mas
sas tie asf @ open THsofag0ss lie.
gan Telling of Tie mafs attractions
Iast - tie hand sult pa aR. aud q
Tie casd ale1 lufo the p.aes TIE rain
began falling It vas llala af.f4.s
at ast and many Nsnt aside the
siloe @ tate ths protection II tie
sagsFpe9f tightly stretched e,asas
ThfoegH Tie beginning Of the ssofm
the performances eas given. aad lle
Arabian stations gave ttelr maneu.
xen % drill the dogs danced 10 salts
music. leapei. walked un Two iegs and
performed other stunts thar merited
them tie applause tliat sas given.
Nero. the mountain lion, RIDE agsliop.
Ing stallion and Barney re beaf xtood
erect upon pFanelng pony
Princess Zoe, tlie gifl uho began
hes career a. = perfofmef WITH wild
bessts IA Waco $50 weeks ala. enter.
Fl the Gags vtth two Heros lions and
Was applaaded wheu she made her =.
cape with ne tro beasts leaplnk 10
grasp her
TIE cf0Wning fe4tuse e. tie slew
sas Tie contest heteeeu Cart RAY
Ward and he heree man eating len.
ess. CaAfina. lie sent into hef eaRs
e 3 time when she was olI hef guard
and after eladins her Flgllaneo for /
feu rounds hurfledlY opened ths eare
doof and leaped out iust e. she made
3 spring az hin. lie stoed outside and
laughed while she feaalled through
the hau with long PAYS and pgoirud.
ina claws % grasp him Ths ena.
tlonal act aroused sseryons 10 q pltel.
q excitement
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24

Tie Methodist general conference
finally adjourned yesterday at $50
p. ~. Much business vas rushed
through tefofe the close. some Of Il
yery important.
Tie las against "wofldly amasa.
msnis' vas annulled. Provision Nas
made ieg conference esangellsts. The
Apostles Creet eas changed 70 read.
'Ilolf Catholic church. Congress
vas asked q demand SUNDAY closing
at The jamestown exposition nIsliop
Tlgart was elected secretary Of he
College of bishops .blshop Chand.
isf resigned. $1,000 vas approurIat.
81 % The Joint Methodist publishing
hetse a. Shanghai, China
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24

washlugtoU Mas Il James A.
GoalasF. general agent 0f TIE rsnn
Mutual Insurance company u Sew
York "a tsstlifinE bsfoTe ths llause
COMMITTEES 81 tie l0dleiagf iu tie
hearing on the blll fof the reputation
leg life Insurance. in the District q
Columbia. said. 1T lsa welcomed
81 fact tll4t from t5oe,o 70 sloa ooo !.
spent eaen year ioF and against Ia.
sarance legislation. and tllAi the mon.
eY comes ssfeell from tie lnsufaues
c0mpanles This Is 10 secret. ever
Nes York man knows IL
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24
ST TANFiELD ASKS
FOR INVESTIGATION
United States Attorney Today VigOr.
OusIy Denied Allegations Made
BY His Wife.

Mrs. W. S. Stanheld returned Il
her former home IN Joplin, where she
will remain until FRIDAY, when bel
case and that Of her husband, ". 5
Stanheld, will be tried Ia the mayors
court before Mayor Shanahan. Mrs
Stanaeld's attorney, ]. $, Davenport
Is preparing crosa-sult for divoFeet
IN answer 20 the one died against heI
hy Mr. Stanhold, II will allege lad.
delity. Ms. Stanheld asserts that
she has letters and other documents
that will prove all her CLAIMS
some OF Mr. StanAsld's friends are
giving il cut Oh the streets that the
publication IN The Chleftain Of the
facts Of his trouble vas instlgated by
Marshal " n narreugh, and Is
merely a political plot on the part Of
Mr.. narfough and The Chiettain 70
get him out OF the way II $ scarce
IL necessary 70 SAY that The Chief.
tain speaks a. no mans dietation. on
occasion. Il would attack Mr. paf.
rough lust as lt has Mr. staudeld.
Mr. narrough this morning denied
smphafieally that hs was interested
ia the affair, except a. a Citizen who
wishes 10 see clean and decent govern
ment II have always been one OF
sian6elds best friends he ,ald.
when he was after the appointment
as United states attorney sent 60
Washington . letter recommending
him ln TIE strongest possible terms
asa man mentally aud morally quail.
ied Tor tie place
The Chleftaiu man vas "a the a'ilce
OF Mr. uafroggh yesterday Wien 4
l.. soper was there MeSS nar
rough aud Sopsr werc talking over
the developments Of tie day during
the course q which Mr Sopsf remind
"a Darrough that be, Darroggn baa
been pfimarlally responsible iar stan.
fields appointment and had always
beet bis best friend
Inspector Brewster, Nio has been
III the elty for several dags. left last
night. lie did rot take up stanaeld's
ease. lie acts only under instructions
from Washington. and stated that be
could not examine into matter until /
ordered 60 Do -. no charges have
set bean presented against Stanfeld, /
and ths department. Of iustice. 50 FAR
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24

crses towards shieh TIE outiaWs
sssm headed They ulll ssereh That
coautg and meantime Than Wexford
and bis fsssss llass t-sndlfectedto move
north, taking tie tnl again "a Ten
fisnfY's y = nai q ED fof tie a.
A baltls. tsefsf0fe. IS eminent
Te tie mafshsi the most eneoun.
agIng feature about the feeeat dsvsi.
epmsnts IS thar TIE falibleosls ave
themselscs giving information Il
las tefetotofe been lmpaSslblc 20 get
them % Dc fhlN sltllsf from fear Il
us Nlck1iies 81 from ffiendsllp fos
Their Ho las let them understand
plaiuig. however thAt tllose elsa haf.
bof ana protect the outlaws may ex.
feet q - dealt wifh according %
law 90 course the 0uilass can eom.
pei peopls - ieei ti.eu, BAT they can.
uet compel them % elthlold lniof.
nation
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24

Washington, Nay q The supreme
court today handed down a decision
today against senator Burton Of Kan
sas The decision afiirms the decision
of the United states circuit court for
the eastern district of Missouri, BY
which Burton vas sentaneed 10 six
months imprisonment Ia the jail Of
Iron county. Missouri. and 70 pay q
iane Of a2.5o00
The decision, which vas written b
Justice Harlan. oyerrules al q the
points RAISED Ia Bnr1ons By hts coun.
ssl Il Burton does not resign bis
seat IN the United States senate a.
once 4 prominent senator vii intro
aaoe resolution declaring his seat ~
cant
Justices Bfewer, White and Peck
han united IN ID = dissenting opinion
delivered by Justice Brewer. Thell
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24

Since the above was put Ia type ths
editor on the chleiiain has been Ia
conference, until 3 this afternoon.
with Messrs. Stanheld and narrough.
Mr. Stanfieid told bis side Of the O. -.
which % course places different a..
pect on the story lt appears from
What be says that he IS much more of
a man. even n many OF tho things said
against him are true, than appeared
from what some oi his so-called
friends said from whom alone The
Chieftain had hitherto been able %
secure M slanaeld's side q thscass
The Chleftain of course IS not a
judge 10 cannot say who is right and
who IS wrong Ia the unfortunate A..
fair that has caused ~ much heart
burning IN Nluita Tsat Mr Stan.
Geld IS sincere "a believing himself
blameless howeyer and courts rather
than fears the Nhols truth appears
FROM the following latter which ho
mailed this aftsfuoon after a confer.
ence aith NJ narruagh
vhsa asY e. 1908
Tie AttofueY Genera
Washington D 6
Sir Certain thinss relative % ms
domestic relations have tcen cfltlcis.
81 recently b 4gme 81 the public and
charges have been made on ne streets
as to my conduct Ia regard e the
same.
hereby request and solicit 4 fail
and fair Investigation lnto tie sane
By your department
WAnE S. SrASFIELD.
q s Atty
o. course nos thar an lnsesfiga.
ton has been asked foF judgment
viii Be suspended. TIE Chleitaln q
peets q sag 10 more about TIE mat.
Ter unt' he investigation shaH have
oeen completed, when it vii publish /
Ehe facts
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24
Chieftain Wants
IA tsY ptr


4 II you publish your wants IN The Cheain Want Columns
you get results Every ad guaranteed II you
get results, il costs you nothing No harm uy IL
One Cent Word; Twenty Words 20 Cents
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24
GRAIN
Daily grain market quotations far
nlsllad 81 Tie Frisco alll Co.
EnroII he BahIaa.

Al ClnFokoa and Freedmen child
fen living on ne lth day u March
1905, are entltled % he enrolled and
% Al allotment af land
call at naf otAea. room No 3 Leader
hnllsilnN. alla have thks attended %
tf~dn orr 4. snffn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24
Plano Tuning and Repairing

! shall be N vinlta the ant week
n June attending 70 soTk Ia this
Iine. have mads several trips 70
Yinlta and shall continue to make
regular trips 3 y0af losn Hemem.
aeT ! hare had ten yean experience
IL factory and waFeTosms. tuning, le.
sldea several geafs outside experience
Satisfaction Of 90 PAY Address
An1Hua Vi. nAHNAHn.
Hasaoses. /. E.
r & Formerly With CHiekarlna 8
sons. noslon: = Il Baldwin. CInesa.
aII and Chicago Number 81 rlaues
I1aod approximately f1e00
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24
THE MARKETS
Daily Report Of Current Prices
In vinIta


Quotations luFnished D Ihs Vlnlta
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24

KauMs ClfY Excursion. MAJ e09fth
Special train leaves MeAisslef At 3
Pm, NAY 1alh arrives kansas CIf4
81 m SUNDAY kiaY 9Th lot time of
train af infarmedsasa sfaflofa ses
adseftalng flf bills Excursion tickets
ail| e haEofcd fer return unlg nu
Special train leaving kansas n8Y
If q al - pm MAJ 77IN. fare VinIfa
- kailsas cts and return $40
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24
ENJOYABLE
Program Rendered Last
Night by Halsell
Students.

THE Methodist church aas cfoNdea
agaln last night, tho occasion beieg
/ the closing exercises % Willie tlaissi
eollege. Every sest vas taken, and
many we're denied aamlsioa. Dr h,
| + fortuer, president of tho board,
presided The following program vas
rendered.
lopenlng, Felders Juvenile Orchestra.
Prayer @ Rev W y bnnkic.
Greeting ...t.s.. HildA 6Atewood.
II Celeste. lirowningE = Lesls
= 0nChfistmAs pAy Elsle Morrison.
Music ... t.ss Selected
8 The Painter % Seville Nelson
Tyler
4 Sally AIMS Experience Marian
Mcsufin.
oAusle' s.ss t.ss tssssssstsesss Selected.
s. The Legend Of Bregenz oliver
Haynes
8 The First Settlers STORY Lu.
ellie Milford.
Music Felder's Juyeniie Orchestra.
Awarding Of medals
Conferring u diploma
Tie defamation contest was sSpe
eially enjoyable. There were slx con.
tsstants, all Of whom dld exception.
aiiy we'll The Judges, Seymour RID
die, T. J Frnf aud r. n. MeCln.
tocs, awarded the h. & Fortner med.
a. @ Miss Marian MeGufiu. whose hu
mQfpiis recitation scemoi 10 especial.
lY please the audience Tie f3elig
Halsel musical media. vas awarded ~ |
Miss BESSIE FRANKLIN tile = u Nc
Donald general scholagN.lp ml'lal to
Miss Mamie Collins TIE Isl. #
nunkle academic scholarship meiai IL /
Miss E'sin Morrison
There vas bll one diploma aaaniei. /
% Miss Mamie Collins
Res ] Us Mclgonsid announced /
Thar nlee r Anderson PRESIDENT 0f I
Chesapeake 8cadeMf ifsMetan. NA
las tReu secured under 8 Use Feaf 1
eQutracf q take entire rhafke 0f ule I.
school He IS a. anpsHeneei ednea.
Ter and Nih bfink Nllh hm a strong /
sta9 81 teachers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24

as known. IS officially ignorant o.
what has happened hefe.
There is a strong feeling in Ninita
that the charges should b. lnyestigat-
ed at once. it IS possible that ia a
day or 50 leading cltiSens vii take the
matter up. memorlalixlng the attoF.
ney general 70 institute an investiga.
tl0n.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24

0fInn Laxative Fruit sYfap Is hcsl
inf vemen and children. fIs mild
eet.on aIzi pleasant taste makes II
Ffefenksla lo violent nufgaflpss. aaeh
- pills tablets ETC fnl tls booklet
and 3 simple pf 0slHo A.
4. 2 ONsns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-22
5000 LIVES LOST
IN HONG KONG STORM
Frightful Losses are Increasing
Hourly.
VICTORIAN BISHOP AMONG DEAD
Shipping Interests and Business InbN.
ests Of Hong Kong Nave Seen Prae
tleally Annihllatsd by hurricane
$4,000, 900 Property 10

Hong Sung, Sept 81. IIr iul, ~
ten. uI tue catastrophe IL uN' !'' del
m,cly known. but cons '''t'r est.
mat,s place the numbc 90 tuiu"rr
VINO lus, th,lt lives al .".p. dud Ir
toJal at the ma crial dau,-c 10 Ga,
colony AT 100000 400,
Report, of disasters o. .,t are COZ.
stautll being received U,.D lu'
steamer AIbatross with ,.u par.,u
gers on board fuunderel u,u tuua
men pass only six p"-.'u.'r, aud
Two of he crew were sawed Ih'l
swan ashore
The ,lrasrr llong k.nt Was also
lost aud hN entire Grew b, mleeup
The steamer Wing Fat ty"w Samrhu'
iouudrr,d and 80 PASSOVER, ana irh
OF her crew are missing OuN two
Of the crew are known 90 have been
rescued
Nj, Iloarc ami her search party
have returned They inul uo trace
Of her husband. Joscph 'lar.rs Ito.
are. Anglican bishop ot \.,urla.
whose yacht vas lost dIuug ta" tY
phOIu
Captain Thomas. command ~ ~"
river steamer FHtshan. W1us' chinese
crew clambercd on bua the French
natl steamer ronn,s.an Wien the Fat
shan colliicd VIA bet saved his 're
sci AMI 80 Chinese pa,s"nr,'~ N
nix splendid soamnnsWp Fortunate
Is. the engine room san stuck hero.
ically Ia their pO~.s Captain Thorn
a. was lrf almost sIugle handed On
deck He tOok The wheel and nI,i
gated the Fa,shan fur one hour tud
iorly minutes tltough a trmp"sluoIs
sea att Rnall, bcac.ed thu y,as,i
safely Il is believed that she can b"
rehodted
The stan ~ me Ja~dlne Mnthcsuu
sugar refinery rescued goo Cinnamon
from sinking campans
The losses uf the klNoloon Godovn
company are estimated a. t'50.oun
Forty thousand bale. ~ yarn which
were in storage ~ k"NloOn probably
are lrretrieyably dams ged Tn" beach
IL Uttered with valuable sliks and
many looters have b"'a arrested here
and NJ kowiOon There are supplirs
NJ rice 10 relieve distress
There we're f00 Chinese passengers
on board the steamer keunE shan
from Macao, which stranded off Ian
tao Island.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-22

LAseas,sr ~ s~pi ~ -sAn sae
JaaBss sinsgsss Sroshers sas Car
Eau 40 ssesF sTrss ksge skAfgst
80 - mnresf - tsEss cAssy az
NaiAsn TsYn Tas eAsfsst bssies
q csssy sas TaYlsF ssrs tgasa re- iss
rsizs u cHssT's Ao@s ukteh s4rxes
ga sssfaY siEat East ast fAs
Gnp~aas ~f. - ksif ~ sNsli ~ 70
snit q ~ peeuseFs lsesssk wtMb
81 b. As.k sssHew
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-22
TO ASK FOR RESPITE.
Cooper Working for Leas,, Of lite for
RAMlinns Bows

Macon Ca sept II luhn Il Coop
er hl been Du,, truulhns an appeal
% Governor INrrcu fnr "A respite for
Milton and jesse Rawlings Tor 4, least
80 DAYS. or until the appeal 80 the
United States supreme cou, In he
ease NJ their bth,, J e. RiNudp,
l. decided The matter rp. h,ru
laid bctor, Jlc governor ,u ln, ho,,
Of securing stay of execution W.i,u
has been arranged fnr uc' % tur the
huls IN, Macon attorney Who hl,
been he star figure In the ptr~rr,i
ton eft 'hr lives uf the three lnNudr-
county men. believes thar the i've
sous will De- needed In the E'hrr 3
ease shnuI The hishrr court deter
mine 81 give the latter another nght
ms chance
the application Ia Governor Terrell
Tor rr.p,'r VIl ash tor Go DAYS. aud
II lhl, q, uo' granted ne rcuu,s, Will
ne made o.. 'u days Snre. the
idltrr, cN,,u.uu hn, been STAYED nu
account uf me appeal ~ The supreme
court D. b. nWlN pruhahl, that auoh
"r ,,,,, con- ~, Nl', Dot, given IA, bo,.
Tine ma',r 49,. ID, placed In rhc hands
OF Io,,.uor IDrl tor action
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-22
NEGRO CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
Misses Lawrence Swore Out Warrant
AGAINST Branham Wednesday.

Atlanta. Ga. Sept 2l--Mis, T. ht.
Lawrence and her niece Ms, MauI
Lawrence. upon whom negro made
a brutal attack in an aticmp, To-
criminaily assault them In the woods
near their home at Copcuhll some
weeks ago appeared before Justice
Bloodworth and swore ont 4 warrau;
against Robert Branham. The negro
who was captured several days agl
and has since been held In the Tow
er as suspect charging him with
the technical OfTense OF assault with
intent to commit murder Justice
Bloodworth issued commitment
which Vas delivered to Jailrr Chas
tain. and the negro will be held until
preliminary trial Is held or nm.
I'll the grand jury acts upon his case
when that body meets ON Sept -.
As yet no date has been fixed for he
preliminary trial
The Misses Lawrence are c,Ntdont
ihat Branham is their assailant, and
&. W Hunter. who was at ihr head of
the posse which captured the negro
has secured evidence which he be
heyes will result In the conviction OF
the negro.
Branham. II has been learned. left
his home at Grayson, Ga. some two
months ago. and at that time wore
clothing which corresponded with the
description given by the Misses Law
renee Of the negro who assaulted them
II Is also stated by MIR Hunter
that every statement Branham has
made since his arrest has been care
fully investigated aud found untrue
and that while working near IMXom
nj. where he was captured by Mr..
Hunter he acted in "A suspicion, man
ner, using every precautiun Ia kccp
away from white people
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-22

Sls.DrlY ~ e. ssVt % - fsat
81 Hhahs.si aEsai - ths Iaparstf
Eosspm~'i arrived hefr b. 'ts
sf+4msf raEs ~afoafs 90 soc tHEa
ed ...hlaa 20 aps, ths .ru1It1s.
~ '.- - 90 ~ fafsIsn .aU rsf
- shirh 80 Ds~n iss -f o. f
rrht A. tas h0n ssisuy' .a ssr.si
pstdfss yn Mares 81 enc fHstali.uf
a sft 8ls .1 rsarsr' % i.1 gef
esrf ssHsa'tsa - o. r ~ u
ssfal 80 trss 10 Doffts rs 600
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-22

NrV Orleans Nrli q \ Dispatch
u,.tI,N e.t .,u utu.teui leader iu
lll,prn prp,Inc' G'ur'al Enrique de-
Cs.'lllu In which be- aa's he Woald
lkc ~ zoe q clmmislun ~ Americans
appoiui"i 80 negotiate peace
4 hrtrN" here Il No. reason -
rvpccl American ln'st,rntIpn lmmr
diat,N General Castillo said M. II
VII ,umr would nke 10 10" tho
United STATE. negotiate peace W.
have great conn l"n,r IN President
Hons',,I' ~ believe hat n hr In
trr,yucs no NIL pus~ his representa-.
lives 10 remain IN cubs Just long
enough "a make p"ace aud thea Win
draw them
Tho correspondent Nho arfty"d o.
t."n'rai taptllios camp ~ nlsht and
fonni joo men there rl,'s me fol
toWlng description
Ia 'hr s.rlr' s"usr - no sofd
ther- o. no camp brr" tn" s'tfrhrs
M lnds'ap, no vain fof slFas ~
trn't CO.. camp nrrs Instead thr col
ilrp slept on fhr Ffppnd s1sfeyer
'hrf wl-hri v1rpp' cover frDm The
doe Itr lafaIfvm-u ili NET even
a.. ,trl. sti.i-s fpf pi'p~s W.
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reached here 81 the death az his far.
away home In the westsrn NOrth Car.
DINA mountains ~ the famous Amos
Ovens. u the Amos Owens Ch~uy
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vas injured that In the endless chslh
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JUDGE oIsoUE's CHARGE TO JURY
Determined TO Keep on After the
Lynehers.

Montgomery Ala. Sept 2i--Grcat
interest Is felt here over the evident
determination OF Judge j " Disque
OF the Dadsdeu city court. Ia cOn
vict lynchers Of Bunk Richardson a
negro hung there Jast February II
Is pretty we'll known that he grand
jury has the names ~ many of ~,
mob In repor, made tie governor
by a detective shortly after the lynch
ing.
In his charge 70 the jury Judge
DisQue used the following language
1T was just much murder A. II
you had shot man down In the
street. without provoca.lon and This
community cannot affori 60 wink 40 II
Il makes no difference II the lynch
lng Of that man was popular. II was
murder. and the crime strikes vi,ally
at our society and our institutions
The Judge further said tha, he would
continue TO make the charge. regular.
~ 20 each subsequent grand jury until
The perpetrators OF crime Werc
brought to Justice Hc character.
lied the work Of the mob a. being ~
sonpsible for much Of the apparent dls.
regard Of human life In E,Owah cOun
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