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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-03

The chief cause Of Constipation and
Indigestion is weakness Of the Muscles
that contract the Intestines and Bowels.
Casoarets are practically to the Bowel
Muscles what Massage and Cold Bath
IRE to the Athletic Muscles.
They stimulate the Bowel Muscles to
contract. expand. and squeeze the Diges-
I've Juices out Of food eaten.
They don't help the Bowels and Liver in
such way as to make them lean upon
similar assistance for the future.
This is why, with Cascarets. the dose
may be lessened each succeeding time
instead Of increased, as If must be with all
oiher Cathartics and Laxatives.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-03
casoarsts act Ike exercise.

OascaFets act Ike exercise.
Il carried in yourvest pocket. Tor carried
u Ny Lady's Purse.) and eaten just when
you suspect you need one. you will never
know sick day from the ordinary Ills oflifs.
Because these Ills begin IN the Bowels,
md pave the way for all other diseases.
Vest Pocket box 10 cents. 5a
Be sure you get the genuine. made only
ythe Sterling Remedy Company. and never
eld IN bulk. Every tablet stamped "CCC."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-07-03

Shows There We're Only Two
Hot Days in That Period.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

slsa jack hobefson w. Western Tor.
redo company Ex1afsl n Turner,
ptf., ). W. SwArtx, dft.
SATURDAY. oCFoBKn 81.
2loI q 5. " Thomas CnndFy e. Al
23l3 4. s. " Jack Walker et Al.
2sll L. 5. - Jack Walker et A.
23ia e. s W William Cleary e a.
25la 4. i, W William HARVARD "a al
23lT q. :. ~ william Hunter et al
slls e s. " Willie nssshyheAd et al
e3lp Z 5. ~ Levi still e A.
la ali the abose eases the govern.
ment vii ba represented BY W 5.
Stanasld. United states attorney
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
THREE ARE OE...D
Bad Wreck Of Muskogse Hyde
Park Street Car Last
Night.

) Muskasss etaet eaf. hoaud fof
uYde pafk. and loaisd Nith e pas
ssnges. Jumped Tie tfaek si tie foot
of long hlil near the car ban yestef.
day evening. tanned ever and sas
saaslied q kIndung wood THsee
peaele wefs Killed seye 3 others -
f.gasly nlafe1. aud almost etefs las
ssussf VAS mere n less bruised Tie
drAd are
VAT pgaff. ~ lntsFmaFflst Chefas
Zee farmer. - years aId living e.
Hastings
+ h. Cross. merchant, Auskpxee
Mrs " + KELLEY caloFsd Music.
gee
Aose Nsto. q Cmss Indian. rseslxsd
Internal injuries iiem shirh he way
die.
0nlclAls II Tie street car company
csalm that faH car must have teen
thrown ffom tie tfaek ~ a bolt o.
otter obstruction placed 90 uhe rail
Tis night watchman II tiip caf barn
sags lc aN somc uegru boys playing
nsaf the seeas Of the efsek shortly
before u oeeaffei
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
BLUE AND ROGERS
Two Strong Speeches Made at
Saturdays Republican
Picnic atEsteIla

Tie Republican plcnic aud harle.
cue held a. Estella Last Friday and
saturday under she Joint auspices 81
ExlellA and White oak Republican
clGhN vas quite sell attended.
The speakers saturday afternoon
were Col "Diekr blue andC h.
Rogers The higa wind vas not "a
V able Tor outdoor speaking, but the
orators have been public speakers foF
~ many years that srir hreete has
but ll,tie effect upon them
The greater portion of NJ Rogers
address was detotec 70 4 discussion
Of the tariff The object lesson De
presented was 15 cent corn during tie
era 0f protective tariff and ioc corn
under the operation % The Gorman.
Wilson's iow tarr during Grover
C1eselands last administration lie
said that q vote laF tariff reduction
was vote 20 eut down tie prlcs of
labor and The prlee % farm proiucis
lie lala particular stress upon the fact
that a isrid feF revenue oniy. The
Democrats Kind. had failed 10 sup.
port tie government, bef ga the
other hand chaaptned the martets
and TIE MbogiHg mans product "a !
icvelttAt classod hlm sith tie tamps
Col ulek Blues addfess VAS
mad from the csnfef thought of ths
fatheFhood Of G0l aud the broinsT-
hood ol man ia paying a deserved
compliment to tie adde's present bee
said t1at ever eeed and great man
owed mosi o. u 81 lns molAer And
hi fefeience % some things which
ooa DC q be plses IA tllc constitution
Of The Hse state hs said literal educ4.
ti0ual avs ssfe lie most important O
them al. lie locks fof this 70 b. q
state q much Importance aud IN this
connection mentioned TIE eountryx
important natural advantages lie
suggested gliat factories be establish.
81 e sofs up tie surplus fruits he.
cause thef perish befote reaching 4 :
distant market Ia speaking of tie
tarili question be plainly sho~ed hos.
hnman iabor makes thc difference 10
tbs price u manufactured articles.
and explalnei hes il - that tlse Eng,
lishinAn ard othsf f8feiRusFs uu ae-
count II cheap iasof. can plaee their
Rooas "a our markets for lssS money
than ear home manufacturer sAn de-
81. aud il al sums - ln tlls pflee 4
lataf and labeTlus uiuls caufat
When tie foreigner sriis eaosis IA plif
markets ve hate the Emsis Nid a g
foreigners lave llls money Hat " we
nanuiartufe The kuo'is Il lame ~e
have oafh goods aist nouey
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
RAIN ADDS MISERY
Homeless People OF Gulf Coast
Are Afflicted Today With
a DeIuge Of Rain

Mobile. Ala. oet. ! A heavy rain
stofmsst Ia last night, which lsstillcon.
tinalua today Il has already great
" ieteffsred with lhs repair aofk q
the railroad and telegraph companies
Il Is feared, too. that the d0wnpouf
Will cause great increase M tie
suiierlnKs u the homeless. and some
deaths along the coast south 4 Mobile
haY, where many people are homeless
and living IA tha woods slth scanl
supplies.
Provisions are short, and arrests
have been made of neeFoes caught
lootinK wfeeked houses Additional
details n militia alll ba sent 10 Co
den ard ether points 70 protect prop.
erty.
Forty Creoles are reported 70 bs
destitute on Mon Louis island and 10
imminent danger q starvation. On
Danphin island tIsfs are TO homeless
people. with oulY three small buildings
Coz shelter AZ Ilayon Ia natlp mem.
bars q tie relief eommitsee nefe fol.
lowed thru the streets - children
begging underlying plfeousIE Iof brad.
hel|ef + oslne Carried e II thess
districts
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
Republican ward Meetings.

Republicans 1T NlnitA vii lsoid wAfa
meetings tom0rf0w night At q O'Clock
ioF tie purpose d selecting delegates
20 tie district constitutional confen-
ton 70 D. held Oc,olef sat Ninita.
First safd meeting vii II held AZ
Fred ksiiog's once Foaf delegates
% selHet.
seeund ward wlll meet af tho ca0Ft
h0uss. Five delegates tu select.
ThlFd ward wlll eet at ths clafs
house. Five delegates % select
Fourth ward vlll meet e tio court
lousa. fouf delegates 70 select.
iosnshlp z1s5 outside the elt9.
viii meet AZ Tie court house. Tuo
delegates 10 select d2ss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
FIGHTING FLAMES
Thrilling New Spectacle Pre-.
sented with Forepaugh
Sells Brothers
Circus

Tie progressive polleg oi The Great
Adam fofepaugh and Sells bfothsn
ENORMOUS SlloWs United a again Illus.
trased this seAson IN their magnificent
spectacle Fighting the Flames
This remarkable spectacle Is realistic
ii ssery way and illustrates the soFk'
lnf 81 ms modern Gre department
from tie tlme an alarm is given until
tie burning building IS CONSUMED.
Daring tho action Of the play many
daring Fcscuea are made aud a. 4 ~
tlnR Hnlssi ,he Iuaping uf pefSoiaa from
TIE top us the Burning 0ullding into
a tie saving oct Is most thrilling Re
galation Ore engine and other APPS.
rafas ns "a hg ere lighters are of
standard maks The policy q eniafge
menl and novelty Is % te secn ~ the
ring performances this saason. Three
hundred 81 tie pick and ilowef ci ~.
rope. AmeFscA ara tile Orient In tile
circus profession are - b found IA
TIE huge Arenlc program. Many of
the laading artists ia ~ rld.
ING. seiobaiie aud gymnasiic numteg
have teset baen seen Ia the country
hefof., and are celebrated Ia their
foreign lsenes This sears " takes
four euOrm0ns special trains "a sgaas
port the immense equipment. hof~ea
AID personal factors uhea the rlf-
Gus Is completely so upon Tie show
grounds there are twenty pAtillans in
all lfls street pageant On tie morn.
ine u shoN dAy Is tie biggest and
most yAfied eneF organized This az,
traction with F0mpAugh and sells
nsoihers has AiWais teen immsasnf.
ablf sapersoF 90 the effects vf Al ether
sl0es ARA this ssasaa it Is mote
Al sesGsd. fospiendsni. NOEL seusa
tianal and iangsf than ever tefefe.
TIE grsaf slsoss sl'l e i.ere oas day
ansg Frldaf n,togef g and give tsp
performance A eeiocs a2a =
lees NamfNfet reserved seats ana
admission tickets can Is bought cir
eus aay az esacus the sane pfisses
chafsed ln tie ticket wagon on the
asos grounds
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
AL ADAMS
A SUICIDE

Sew Nota. Oct - Albert } Adams
Nuo made 3 fortune Is the head ef the
Nee YORK policy gambling combine
allat himself last night a hls hons IN
this eity lis body uas found this
morning. lie had been ia poor health
since ht eas released from Sing sing.
uhsfe he served q term iof conducting
8 policy game ln this city, lie vas
known az over the eouutgY As sAW
Adams, the policy king
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
Jumbo Nero. Co.
ane Price Clothiers
MEAT LAW GOES
IN FORE TODAY

Washington. oAtt Ia east :
meat dealers and packes ass without
the Hsie of tha nsw meat inspection
blil. ehich becomes effective tostsf.
according 10 3 statement izasd toaaY
BY SECRETARY Wilson = tie depaFts
u agriculture Twenty-Five hAts IL
ftaair had al inspect on but Il hss
tsen found tiat their plants are uot
In condition % psrmit then "a en.
gage II Interstate business
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

2272 Melissa Ross = Nelse Clifton
Foreman et ii. kcfuegaY and
Thompson, ptf., Edgar Smith, DIT
24s6 q. \ Martin Lumber eompny
vs. ] W. Forythe, admr.
Edgar smith, 4 t. Lawson, j..
4. Turner, pif koinegaY and
Tinotsou. at
zllg Northwest Thfesher company
ys James Phenlx e. Al g B.
peulson and G F. fogis. ptL,
D G. starr, dft
2l5i Kate Martin ct 81 VS.. s. Cobb
J. s. Davenport, ptf W H. ker-
negay, DIT.
el9s International Bark 4 Trust e ~.
pany y william Farmer ef al.
j. S Davenport ptf.. " IT..
koFuesag. dft
24Is $. G. wills v George Payne
Mccullough 3 pfomsco. ptf,
Edgar smith, dft
WEDNESDAY, ocrogER r.
lia2 G. T aud Hollle Collins ys Mrs.
II. AFTER Preston S. Davis
vsG. s Denisou.
1875 J. ". TN yss. L 4 s. +. -.
Edgar smith and Henry II. Fur.
man, ptf., Soper Huckleberry a
Owen. Oft.
a332 Randolph ballard " Geo. vi
May e al. Davenport and
Thompson, ptf.. Wilson 3 Davis,
at.
757s Cude Harlan - $. L. \ S. F. Ry.
seymour Riddle, ptf soper, Haek.
leherfy 8 Owen. 81.
1850 ". T. Farley ef a " 4. L. : s.
FHily. Seymour Riddle, pitt. sop
sr HueklsherrY : 0wen DIT.
TnunsDAf, 0crosm Il
leo8 John E. Wear = Samuel heller,
trustee. eg Al. y A. bingham
and John r. Thomas pti-, = ".
II. koFneRay, DIT
aII7 Fl0renes Harmon at vs. $. + a
E.I4Ry. mayneid q nayiield, Cooter,
Thompson a Thompson, ptf.,
sopef. Iuckisbsrrg a Ovens,
iif
zzse C. G naraes Is s. I. $ s. :. b.
sopeg. Hucklebe1ry a Ovens,
dll.
10 i. A. HfoMn v s. /. 81 \. 4 ~.
EopeF. niuckleheFFY = Owen. dft
80 tlarf KdeInRten = s. II. 3 8. =,
Ry TInmpsea 3 IhomHs0n,
p,l. HaHsf. aueHIsb6lfy 8 oven.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
CIVIL CALENDAR FOR
OCTOBER TERM HERE
Complete Setting Of Cases to Be Tried
Before Judge Parker in Civil Court
Beginning October |.

The following is The calendar for
tie civil term Of court ia vinita, be-
ginning October IS, with Judge 1. +.
Parker presiding
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
French Girl a Terrorist

Tonlon. France. Oct s-Tlie girl
vbo vas arrested here 81 The charge
Of throwing : bomb 81 tie goyeFnof
Of EkaterinnslaF, Russia. and claimed
~ us Russian. turned ue6 - be French.
Ter name = Jeanne Tlllf She Jain.
81 flie Klisslan ItrfoflMts III Paris.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
A Slap From Russia

81 Petersburg oct. Russian
newspapers are comparing the rass
riots a Atlanta. Ga.. witt lhe naz.
sian sntl.jcplsh oatmgea. and expfsz
llle hops that ths United States wlll
cease 90 attribute the Russian oxeas.
ses Il aiiiclAl pfoeueat.ou Instead ol sa
natsfsl racial anlmosltY.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

From August % October tie Frisco
ell aell ere Say seenud class eol0nlsl's
tickets . almost aaY point il the
northwest q greatly ifsdeced lTatas
ser rates routing. etc, see FFlgo
agsnt.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

ginning October Is, with Judge I. +.
Parker presiding
MONDAY, ocrunER IS,
Iana George W Lane, ct al, " ]. j.
Barndollar, OF Al Davenport,
ptf.. Wilson s Davis, an
1fls Planters Mutual Insurance eom-
pany Is George Martin. Wilson
4 Starr, ptf, Preston S. Davis,
att
1850 Texanna woaley ys ", VI wiz
llams e. al ) s, Davenport,
pti, Melette 4 Smith, DIT
fg2a L. D. Iadd " James Fail et al.
Preston $. DAVIS ptf q. h.
peulson, dft.
1865 Louisa Spicer q al ys Lucinda
sharlow Of al. ", II. Kornegay
PIT, Preston n Davis, dft
ia7l Mary ! Kuhn y + VI Milan
ct al Edgar Smith. ptfs BOND
aud kornegay, dtt
lgss James Fall Elevator company "
Dearlug s Shields g. 3, Deui-
son. pti., Edgar smith, dt,.
ping Robert Lee Carey " Q G, Alex.
Ander W. III k0rnegay ptf
Edgar smith, dft
2377 L. b. Brlnson v John y ilamii-
Ton. Seymour Riddle ptf "a.
gar smith. dfh
soll Emma McCann ssJ + lamp.
con- W n kornegaY pti,
wJ B. TuFnef an
aa3 III N. smith vs s. n Grant
Preston :. Davis ptf J 5. ray-
enport dft
gina CITY 81 Nmita s Louis Ieno
q. \. nebout ptt Mccullough
& Prubasco, dit.
2s5. Jennie Buford q al " 4. p. Ser.
ton. Wilson & Davis ptf, Sey.
mour Riddle OF.
2aa5 Charles Hunt " n kelthley
George +. Mccullough, ptf
2i00 James I. Freeman ~ g. g. Al
exaudeF Rutherford 4 Dnlley
ptf., E. B. Lawson, dft
aas Charles smith y Grant Alexar
ander c. b. Rogers, ptf
2lsg Choteau Bank 5 Trust company
gs William B. Ralnes. J 4,
Turner, ptf VI 7 Thompson.
art.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
ruipAY ocronra 70

2laa J. A. Leforce et Al gsR L. Ham.
Sen. George Mccullough " Pres
ton s. naYis
2s9 Joseph Hunt " Martha Knox
George T. Mccullough, pr.
226l A. A Kelley " II Harlin e
Al. Edgar smith. PIT.
s27l Edward L. Ballard, admfa v 4
Fields Wilson 5 Davis, ptf
81 Parks DIT.
SATURDAY, OcruaER %
2sa {. W Poole ys W J. Kuhn. }.
B, Turner, ptf., W Il. Ronegay.
dft.
300 + J.. WoFFall ys p. D. Reed
Rutherford s Dooley PITT Law.
son 4 Davis, dft
2la1 Maggie Phelps " Louis Iena -
a. Wilson 4 Davis. pr, " Geo
T. Mccullough, dft
2sss Eliza Miller ys }, C. PAYNE. Ne.
Call0ugh & Probasfo, plf, -
Wilson \ Davis. az.
s3sl r. y Nehles ys Fact Lfe and
lloy Major ElHesf. Wilson and
Davis, ptf u Turner, an
MONDAY, ocrocEn ~
ei2 Paris Medicine company ss y. g
ruf8er J B Turuer ptf. -
Preston S Davis or
22aa eity Bank & Trust company IS
Iohn Martin etal " sWaue,
ptf Wilson h Davis dfl.
sgR Clty hauk 4 Trust compauY s.
Josh MARTA " SwaFt2
ptf Wilson 8 Davis dit
22sl John Choteau vs Western uniun
Telegraph companbC = Rogers
pft. Shafte Wells and l.. +.
Parker. Jf.. Oft
2l1s Vlnlta and Western ~ v Ma
lora N. MARKS G u Denison.
pr.
22e vinita s Western II v John
Lynch G.B. ienisaa, PIT
2aa yinita : Western gY : Gun
Ridge 1 n Denlsau. ptf
e56a Ninlta And Western ~ ys An
nle J. Joplin, q h Denlson.
ptf
3asl Beulah Heard v James q Hal.
etal v II. KorBeksy afr
TUESDAY, oCrunHR "a
80 Aahala stogsiale Is c. h nuvn
etaL cootes pt' Preston 5.
Davis dlf
ass =. n Wilson et Al = G. v.
Moore. Wilson A nAyls, ptf =
acCulloeh = Prolasco
xls Robert F. Nix " james Armour
} S. Davenport, ptf
2s07 aartiu nelmagro = p Napoli.
Wilson : DAVIS plfs 9 n p.
gle. an.
2i2l q W aud James Paris " BsnIa.
mlu tioasall.
WEDNESDAY, oCroa4R q
PISS aay * Foreman ss II. X s T
r. kimhali 4 0seood and
Wilson s Davis ptf. clifford L.
Jackson. Oft
14a Frank Cofbett " II. Is nj II
G H Rogers, ptf, Ciiapta i.
Jackson. aig
1901 LoFena slmerson v II. K. s 7.
r. " II. kofueeay pff.
Clifford i. Jackson. aft.
2sle Il. h slmsrson " s.. X. q T.
n. ". Il kornesa4. ptf. Clif.
ford L. Jackson. DIT.
2t1 Miller s Company " W. r..
Breedlose- starr = Patton. or
Riddle = Brown. DIT
THURSDAY. oCTonsn 25
z232 s. Grant Victor " Hank of Grove.
G. r, ReeeFs, ptf. J. 6 star. DIT
2zia jane Fletcher ~ 1 Cunning.
ham o. a. g r. Rogers, ptf.. !.
Il Turner, aft
215o Ioe II. Harris v Rlouut Martin.
Wilson s Davis psf. J s. nas.
enport. dft
2ide Byrd lFonslde " Clt1 Of Vinita
IS. Davsnport. ptf. wilssn 4
Davis, dff.
BATS Oliver y. klllan = Thomas i.
hoeen # a. seymour Riddle,
pff.
rRtpAY ocrunen .
2s2s Joseph nanl 3 Company " =.
= Landzfs. McCaIlash 4 Pro.
basco. plf.
|2i27 S. A. Mespadden = 1ahn fsuflas
ct al. J. i. TurneF. gGf.. Wilson
= Davis. DIT
1la7 I. s. Hfoan vs n. 7. Parks 4 4
]. IL Turner. at.
|9lsI Annie i. Garrett = Robert 1.
Garrett HeCulloeh and pra4as|
e. pii. wilson 4 Da4Is df1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-17
A Canadian Eldoraov.

From the World Today.
Where Is Cobalt? What Is cobalt2 These
are queries from every point Of the COM
pass.
The discoveries of seemingly unlimited
mineral deposits In the primeval forests
of the scarcely explored and less inhab-
tied New Ontario little more than year
ago has drawn thousands of men from
almost every section Of the globe to seek
their fortunes in this new land of promise;
and there is every evidence and reason that
their hopes will not be blasted on the bleak
buttes of a northern shore.
When we speak of the Cobalt country
we have In mind a strip OF territory vary
ing from fifty to one hundred and nifty
miles in breadth and extending from Latch
ford. seventy-sve miles north Of North
bay, Ontario, right through to James bay,
nearly five hundred miles north. More than
one-third of this vast territory Is mineral
land, and when one considers that not one
nth of the mineral land rights have as
vet been applied for and that the shipping
mines established since the first discoveries
already aggregate in value more than $loo.-
600 600. an approximate Idea Of the poten-
tiai wealth Of the entire territory when II
Is In process Of development may be gained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-17
Clerical Work for Girls.

From the Woman's Home Companion
Now. as to clerical work. A number OF
girls have written. asking how they can
secure positions in publishing houses The
busy season in these establishments comes
with the handling of Christmas trade, from
October 1 to November %. Many filing
clerks. typists and stenographers are taken
on at this time. and after the rush is over
1t becomes case Of the survival of the fit
test. The most competent or enterprising
girls are given permanent positions.
In the line Of stenography. 1t seems az II
all seasons are busy. Midsummer finds
openings for girls who are willing to SUBJ
stitute for stenographers away on vaca-
lions, and these positions command as high
as $3.50 per day. In September both the
retail and wholesale establishments are apt
to take on a large clerical force. Positions
can be secured through agencies which
charge percentage of the salary received,
ments. An ex cellent way to secure a posi-
ton Is through the typewriting machine
with which you are most expert. Directly
on reaching the city call at the offices of
the machine and take an examination in
stenography. If you receive an average
of IS per cent or higher your name is placed
on the eligible list, and you are sent out to
answer the first call for help that comes
from firm using this particular machine
No charge is made for securing the position,
but the examination is rigid. and the girl
who lacks knowledge of English. spelling
or stenography cannot possibly come up to
the standard demanded.
Stenographers receive from SO per week
to $50. Real estate and insurance COM
panies pay good salaries: brokers and law
yers pay better. Brokers require a know
ledge of telegraphy. There is room for
competent workers in every large city. but
the market Is glutted with incompetent
stenographers who cannot earn more than
So per week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-17
Tame Cats Become Wild.
From the Fort Scott Tribune.

rom Ine r. OFT ccott IrlDune.
An interesting study Of animal nature Is
found by possum and coon hunters of this
city in the 1000 or more acres Of dense
timber of the Marmaton river bottoms west
Of town. 1t is found that many once tame
house cats are now inhabiting the timber
as wild and more ferocious fighters when
freed than any other species of animals
which hunters are apt to encounter in these
woods.
Nearly every hunting party spending a
night In those woods comes up with a cat
that has gone back to the Wild" The sup
position is that these cats have been tempt
ed to the woods by the field ano wood mice
and other prey on which cats like to feed,
and that they gradually become accustomed
to wild life and make their home there.
Frequently Q party of hunters has chased
cat half a night to have an exciting
fight when the dogs finally cornered 1t.
% The cats thus returned to the native life
of their species are said by the hunters to
grow considerably larger than their civil
lized brothers and sisters and to be able to
engage whole pack of dogs single-handed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-17
The Relics Of st. Peter.

Rome Cor. London Tribune.
The writer who, under the psuedonym
Marcello dale Pietrevecchie, has recently
invited the holy see to take steps to verify
the relics Of st. Peter Is not receiving much
encouragement from such authorities on
the subject as Prof. Marucchi and Father
Grisar. s. J.. The former has quite lately
expressed his conviction that the apostles
tomb was not actually profaned during the
Saracen invasion Of S46 and Is equally con-
fident that vafer's statements to the effect
that the sepulcher was .riaed during the
sack Of Rome in 1927 is untrustworthy. be-
cause unconfirmed by contemporary writer's.
Father Grisar Is OF the same opinion.
Prof. Marucchi, moreover. though adj
hitting the human possibility of the re-
moval Of the relics, declares the site of the
tomb incontestable. He aflrms. therefore,
that the shrine. whether containing st.
Peters remains or the contrary, must ever
remain At object Of veneration, just as
the empty sepuicher Of the Savior in Je-
rusalem on the now vacart tombs of the
martyrs In the catacombs. The Jesuit and
the professor are OF one mind in holding
that the interests OF science would be sery-
ed by verihcation OF the relics. as sug-
gested in a resolution at the last congress
OF Christian archaeology. The opportune-
ness of such q process. however. they are
content to leave to the decision Of the pope.