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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
TIME EXPIRES
ON JULY 18TH
Enrolment Of Babies Will End
on That Date

Commissioner Tams Blxb8 ls scu1.
ing out the following wafuing ssoiiea.
announcing that tie enrolment u
minor children sill b. finally CLOSED
On July 2S. and that al who are uoi
enrolled by that time will fail to 6.
ours allogmenss
The act q congrezs approved April
~ lan Public ia entitled An art
10 provide foF tie nnal disposition u
the anaiFa of the I've clsll2ei irisa.
m The Indian Territory. aud gof other
purposes provides IL part a. follows
That o. NINETY dagsfrom the appuf-
81 ht sof applications shall b. received
for enrolment q chaldFan Nlio wefs
mibon living alareh {. ieA vhof
parents have heen enrolled a. mem.
hen q Tie eboeEaw. ChlckAsaN
Cheookee. - Greet tribes. of haze
app leallans fof enrolment pending
) tie approval heneei and foF TIE
pafnssse e enrolment uudcr this sec.
ton llegltimste children shall iaks
thc status of the nosl.eF. ana al.ol.
mtuls ilAll ~ made b children 8
enrolled
Netice ls hereby given that III A..
Eeations foF the enrolment II chi
dTen under tie provisions of law above
quoted must - Submitted 70 and r.
esisea b tie commissioner to ths
Hse eleiHsei tfIhse ne. lalsf tran
midnight. July g lesl
All smell applications must - made
q tl.e commissioner % a. Five Cgfll
lsed Tribes snd submitted apon ths
blAnks provided f0f that purpose Is
This oilce.
The provision of law above noted
specifically limits the reception 81
snch applications 70 July q. isoi. ana
there i % authority vested Ia III.
onloe o. the department 0i the inta
FioF 70 fecsise o. consider ans suel
Application after aid date.
TANs nf1nx.
Commissioner % tie FiYe Cvlliles
Tribes.
ausAogss Inalan Territory Jans .
iada
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
TO EXTEND YOUR LlFE
xhinklne an kxhasstlve Fx9eess An4
th4 Need the ngmin Works.
Has 81 aspasg

According "a the theories pfppoaai
- frsently ~ ~ MllhRlm osgwale
IL the University ~ I.cipslr. h his
ioctafe befoss the ssudenls q e9lallf
hia university. she lwnMRh ~ humAA
life tepqu4s npon tko atnfe "a payealc
snefsy which Is within the hoeg. Fap
proionkatloa ~ life at plaAaufe -.
ccrdlaR 40 hla theory. shnuia ~ meEe
~ 3 Quoslien q reslializlng lhs hotf
pccAnionailY wiih thta myssffioeA
faree. which travels through NE naFe
Gus sysssm. and which sxpsflmfnt tas
shown % b closely akln q elsetfleitf,
Dr. OSWALD said Ia paft
ThiuAlne Il ne masl sxhaastlts
Kind of wofk. besAese u consaees
more e shla foFce than say ptgfisai
pgoessA II haa oftsn heen fean3
urea stopping the process e ,hoaghi.
thai this enerKy Il TRANSFORMED lnts
heai IN she BODY. kna Al shs aams alne
there Il lssa need u FseafofeemtHi ~
the supply q sntEs1 when ] en- -
KaCea n severe mtaiAi iator. A. have
Oern since comsng 70 America ! esf
tNies as much - ] 90 shsn ! arn So
20 eneassd This ealy showa ihei tae
brain i constantiy ufinn up q aappsF
~ the energy. and 10 kesr w hfaia
soFk ve must Keep supplylak the -
ergY from ths eaialds
~Aaong at shls snefey sonea IN
through the food which ve eat. BAT
every seuae impresziah. auzh ~ hee
ina haafing ~ feslinK rnnssys 4 GER
fatn amount n foscs info ths hoay
Whea tAs body enos receives the On
sfwy Is aets laa, Ike any oihsf aase
ehine N IL trmnafeFFeneee TIE 4nes
iion e. ionK life thsn - simglY : gDe&
sion of kvepina np ths supply A.
lenx a. ms vital organs age Aela q
aAsimslats properly. shns pfsyisina
he body with ths fofss that e ssei
- 10 msBtai aed physsea pfoersass.
pernnn sheait rsmain g0sne iiaA-
ION budget knf Best1n
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
BOYS MAY HAVE
BEEN MURDERED
Suspicious Circumstances Surround the
Death of Three Negroes Found
on Katy Tracks.

sonthbonnd NJ, X. s. T. pa1engeF
No. I. due Ia this eity nc to2 a. M
struck and killed three negro boys
early this morning about four miles
north Of WEIGH. The bodies were
fearfully mangled, one so badly tliat
It vas altogether ianeSsible 20 identi'
~ II. The other two we're also ground
under the wheels, but the bodg d
Emory Finley was identified hy the
shreds Of clothes elinging 70 his BODY,
while Raymond Msyes was not so
badly dlsagured as the Others
Finley and Mayes. accompanied By
4 stranger, LEFT Vinita on the mid.
night train last night intending q
20 TO chetopa, where Mayes lives and
where young Finley used TO live.
They were put on the train az WEIGH
and evidently started TO walk 70 che.
topa The engineer Of the passenger
saK them before his train struck
them, and said they were lying CLOSE
together on the track, he was una
bic 10 stop his train. and Tie boys
were ground under the wheels and
dragged along the trick, Mas UodY
being carried three hunared feet OF
more The train was stopped and
TIE train crew and passengers had "a
work some time % extflcafe the
h0dies.
This mayor Of Welch Notified Mar.
sha nagrough cary thls mprning 81
the accident. and said that the kagy
wished him % make an Investigation.
as the tfalnmen were 50 first inclined
70 believe THAT tho BOYS had becn
Killed and the bodies placed on the
track The marshal made tforuuglI
Investigation. but e0uld lind ~ .adi.
cation whatever that such q thing
had been done The little money
they had with them vas found scatter.
81 along the track Young Finley
vas L Years old. the san Of r. II,
Finley, tie Cobb l.otsl barber. Nr
Finley went Up this morning and A.
Tee identifying his sons remains Tad
them removed 70 Chetapa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
BLANKETS AND wooLENs.
How % clranse nisnkssa the Rlght
Way ard How % Pat Away
WoelsnA

Washing niaHksis whea ny ls
81 aeinaeos esshas liaaksia. Il Is
= pisasurs 90. II sg by ana wsieA
he pretty. taft. aany fhines tioe
lag "a ths iine The process ls -
elmble that / hAee learned 90 au IL
myaeif Cteose a wArfn. saanY. bat
sind1 day This IL inpogfant Il ne
beet resalfs ara uilhea while afg.
ioek over sh4m cArefailY an8 put !
eAfety pin - ne scatter n ths
spoiled spots Per oae pair II tl4a
kass. ps0pars > Aaas Wlth hAg . cake
q aay god NAite sop. Niih ons
tahlesroaAfui each q tafas sn4 a..
menia. Tho sud- mast ~ - hal a.
Yoa can bear TIE ha.A IL. Inl IN
blankets staat q taa fef 90 a0ar.
snd Z lhe water q teo eold. aaa
more hut water Then leok an tha
niarea where iHs sins afe. reuors
these and ruh begeeeu tha hands
aaili The snpts disappear no nM ruh
en ne hoArd ami ao not aaeg Is ibs
blanket aifset have fss8y 5 sseond
Iaa z saas saf pssals shem afaaa8
ir lhle sguessiaN An4 ps3ainN IS
iHeen he hands fIaAs 81 u8l les
taan fhfs waters q tas same ten.
psfetaff funalak them thfnaRa tas
sungef esea tlme FaHfn VIE e
least e aaaea ptus e ias iine. Aaa
stake tfesataIlf ealIs afylns
sipfshe MeieHs Fhla is the ~
san fas esitiaF saas weeisa sisffa
aaa fafa - aaia tzlis 81 cher
Vice sueiiEas sHiHtsasF aEii & needed
4 che senneHsH sEe hsrN 50 lha fne
u iae esa saiapsI aifh asal
sslitH. aa1 Is fas fsse 81 tlothsa az
o. asli sHu agsfaii9 elsaned HatA
tls cp ln 1sah nIIlse tssss 81 hssisf
sllfl FOLD esef sas sams aa1 nsa
siFas ~ fts mssE5n# k fhaln@fra
nathias H es fa ISIS eafpaa m4
e easily flp9f taf II lat tltsa
Is sa hasu she pafam gafsaI laass
##goahifN aeatleMAn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
MOODY WILL
SUE RAILWAYS

Washington, june e Attorney
General Moody has directed THAI suits
be brought agAlnst a lafgs numbef q
allroad companies % recover penal.
ties for violation q the sasaty appll-
ance iaW tAEuagh the failure q keep
their ears ln the proper condition.
The iarsest number u slolatl0aa at
tFibatad % ans read Is 50 against the
Atlantis Coast Llns railroad
Amoug ths roads made defendants
aFe tie santa Fe, darlington, chi,
rakoi 1llNaokse = 81 Paul. Rock
Island, Missouri Pacific, Muscatlne.
North and south railway.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28

NH#H u#e 4ptaf g ailk s14 aaA
faHiaI gf Aatsf sBs taAs#Nnfii aa
Of es5. sasaf an4 a.Its Mhea ihn
& lpke~afm aaa foattk 4 :
fsaaf euks tisaplsef IL aae.aali as 4
eapiHl 81 lake~afm wsirf s1a tneaFa
shnle shsai aoas g. maks lhiu tsis
ief Have ihls doas Is slx urlaet ans
81 in earm plaee nntil ten O'Clock
Add enough aouF = mate saf
deaeh. knsadleE een iet Il flse antlI
marnlnE lhsn asif down and esaf
lnio sell CREASED pans aaa Is Il rsns
half aa hoaf hsAe ons huar Is
u0dtFaie even
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
DISAGREE ON
MEAT BILL

Washington, jane " I'be conles.
ses 90 uAs Agricultural appropriation
hlll took a recess AZ lil5 thls morn.
sns, when they prefeSse9 ilat il a.
reafei g be Impossible 20 frArh an
sgreement ca tnr meat lnspecfion
amendment Senator Proctor urged
that a disagreement D. reported Bat
the hoaa eoaferees refused Their
epnsenl Another attempt e. reach
an agreement all bs made tl,is aftar
noon
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28

Keep iof ttls rarlsse : niecs y
spanFs. = cloth. And fiik handkerchief.
all eatifely free ffum alrt a. Ehe .saAs
ffit sill scratch ne ana aaTiaea ..
tas Eiaaa. fifst sleonHe 4 vita lllt.e
spirits q slns. 81 IN and water. IA
eisan % 81 spots. then sast ore Il
powdered biue lied q masiia. faf !.
lights nnd quickly on uifh sAs elesa.
and hniHh " uhhln1 with she sllk
handkerchief - caFefal not 70 rat
Iha alz.z b lha llama.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
wlusr's Lsssnvs sysas Tor 81
siemaeh Trsshlss.

Dyspepsia, heartburn. snuf stomach.
Troubles originating from tie slont.
aeh and liver Tu keep yunf liver ae.
tive means good health % Y0u Il
aids t0ue and sleof 20 e TIE digest
I've oHE11is ard stimulates tie liver
end kldueYs g healthy action ffnuf
satisfied after using one.half return
and eet feuf money 1aek We guar
anloa efefY bottle q 40 - "a uATe
stated alos0 Sold ~ Wilmer Drug
u
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
EARTHQUAKE
SHOOK WALES

CardlI. Males June 1s--A tlaleul
earthquake was experienced through.
cut Wales Ills morning lIonss.
Nsre rocked. maaY df The chsApel
unns being damaged HUNDREDS 81
ehimnefs fell. Tie occupants o.
dwellings wefe thrown h lia ground
and llle peopIn lled ffBm zhalf housss
saFieklnE IL panic s. fzf s knoNn
there NelF ~ casualties Tie earth.
anaka sh1ek uas alse ielG i flflafoI
@nA ether plae04
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
TO THE PEN FOR
ILLEGAL VOTING

Kansas CITY june e1--Jehn lFeelsy
ana a0i.a House ln the criminal court
toaaf plead guilty q voting Illegally
IL the recent election and each vas
sentenced e tVo feA~ 10 the peni.
Tertiary Fselsf has served 2 sen
feree ID an eastern pcnitentlatY.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
TREATY GOES
OVER A YEAR

Washington, June z--=fhe commit
- on foreign relations adjourned e.
day wifAout acting en- tiie San AZ.
mineo tfeaif which pill nos 81 over
until tbs uett session. Its opponents
claim tfai theg lave votes enough to
defeat lts
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
NO REGULATION
OF INSURANCE

Washington Jane e eunefrss las
na right q regulate insanace com.
panies. aneofding - fise report of tie
senate COMMITTEES 81 Judiciary pre-.
seniea bf Senator Spoo8er 81 Wls-
eansln. The committee pfoHlses t.
give IS feasaas later.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28

TIE old lime mslilud of pufRlnK iha
afsfeH still CnfIfaFI lea that tear.
nFIpe grind Ard break d0Mn tie sails
Of The stomach aud lule6fInea isAenaF.
aasIed ~ llaaa'4 Little Ilxaf Pills.
They el9ause ne liver. All instead q
NaakanlnH. bald np and strengthen.
TIE HIoie esya14m. Hsliese headache
hillnusness. constipation. eft sold u
a n oHsf4
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
PENNSYLVANIA
GETS IN LINE

Harrisburg. Pa June - Tie Dam.
ecratic state convention here to-day
adopted resolutions declaring that
Bryan Is non Fekarded e. the certain
soccsaof d Theodore RoozeFelt Il
tie presidency
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28

Il ihe moths hsee - lntu 3 car9et
4 mesi - taksa -. ihofooehly
shaken. aAa pressed 9Th 4 nAslrun A.
hes ha n will bfs1 withoal seafrhlnr
Fhsn libefailF spfiatls ne noor uhert
e d e lls viii selriia = tuFponGlns.
psaFlaa Il insa an cracks there nay
te between fhs haaffa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28

Dissolve nuch ntAuNaaIa sn Ehe afo-
reflioa of one uaner f. fuo quarts ~
ualsf - ~ bs.siiss llzhiiY ID lhis
ana move Aanhwafa aAa forward.
hlnse EhoEHesHly i ED aaizf nhaka
sd az4 + ~ nan
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28

covered rhc bodies wese eala 4. hleh
leads ta the belief that tlleg uafe
raafdeFed and placed on the tfack.
The h}ales wege - badly c0t up tnat
the uaanneF IN which thsy met death
could nor BE- ascefgained
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-25
DIDN'T GET THE THUG
Dummy Train Kun Out of Chicago
10 Catch a w Ould-Be Ex-
tortiQner.

Chicago, Oct. 25.-Threatened by an
anonymous letterwriter with the blow
ing up Of one of its passenger trims
unless it paid over 5000 the Lake
Shore road ran a dummy" train filed
with armed men out of Chicago. and
a point in Indiana designated by the
bandit the train was stopped, but no
one was found in the neighborhood AS
soon as the train slowed up Superin-
tendent Wilson, with a score of United
States deputy marshals and railroad
detectives. leaped from thecoaches and
began q man hunt that is still in prog
ress. Three posses are searching the
Indiana marshes in the vicinity Of
Pine, Miller and Aetna. Two EN-
ployes Of the Aetna Powder works
have been arrested Their arrest was
caused by the finding in their room Of
bottle Of nitro glycerine.
The bandit in his letter instructed
the railroad company to carry the mon
ey to him on the limited express. which
leaves Chicago at $50 in the evening.
Il will be at the side of the tracks, =
he wrote, somewhere west Of Pine.
When the limited approaches me I Will
fire two revolver shots Have the
money in a bag and drop off the hind
end Of the train. If you don't do as I
say your train will be blown to atoms
with DYNAMITE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-25
BACK IN THEIR CHANNEL
Waters of the Colorado River Are
COrraled-Costs the Southern
Pacific a Million.

Imperial, Cal. Oct 25.-The waters
were turned back into the old chan
mel leading to the Gulf of California.
the first water of the Colorado river
that has flowed there for two years
Six years ago that portion Of the
Colorado desert known as Imperial
valley was coloniZed, and water was
brought in from the Colorado river for
irrigation.
Two years ago the Colorado river
broke through its bank and flowed
into the Salton sink, compelling the
Southern Pacific to remove its tracks
several times. The company then I'M
dertook to turn the water back into
its old channel, and has at last, aft
er many discouragements, succeeded at
a cost Of 100000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-25
FARMERS INA COMPANY
They Fine Members Who Sell Grain
to Other Companies.


c. Vincent, manager of the Farmers
Grain company, composed of about 300
farmers along the line of the Union
Pacific in central Nebraska, said that
although his company had some diff
Guilty III securing elevator sites on
railroad lands at first it was later
treated with perfect fairness 1t has
been in business year, and has
price of grains of from , to 216 cents
a hushe 1t has been doing business
at 2 profit. The company has a clause
in its bylaws providing a penalty of
1 cent bushel in case a stockhold-
er sells grain to anybody except the
Farmers company.
F. S. Cowgirl, manager of the Trans
Mississippi Grain company, which OPP
crates Sixty-two elevators on the Mis-
souri, Pacific, the Northwestern and
the Illinois Central lines. said there
was no agreement for the establish
ment of prices, but his agents were
instructed to pay as much for grain as
competitors paid. There are no pool
ing agreements, he declared, but ad-
mitted that at points where there are
two elevators he expects to get half
the business, and makes no effort to
get more than that He said he
would not buy grain from a Shovel
man." nor from a Farmers elevators
where the penalty clause was in
force
J. w. Holmquist, of the Merriam
H1lmquist company, said elevators US
ually divided the business in their ter
ritory. but that shovel men" are not
| considered legitimate competitors. Nels
s. Updike, of the Cpdike Grain com.
pany. said there was no agreement
anout prices but that Up to fifteen
months ago they used to confer and
''agree on what they thought grain was
worth" ]. Q. Phillippi, assistant gen
eral freight agent Of the Missouri Pa
| clfc railway for this territory. assert
1 ed that his company made no discrim
/ ination between elevators. but added
/ that the man whose office is in his
! hat is not entitled to the same consid
/ GRAFTON as the man who has his money
/ invested in plant for handling grain.
1t is the policy of his road, he said
to discourage the establishment of NOR,
than two elevators at a small station
It is his business to kerecommenda
tions on applications for elevator site
and sidings. and at stations wher,
there are already ample facilities 70
handling all the grain produced he re
ports adversely. Presenting that thu
railroad company is not in the grain
I, business" demanded COMMISSIONS
Lane, what right have you to say VIII
shall invest his money in the construc
ton and operation of elevators an,
who shall not" After bordering thi
conundrum for sosne minutes the wit
ness gave it up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-25
Elevator Men and Railway Off.
Gals on the Rack of the
interstate Board.
BOTH DOWN ON SHOVEL MEM
Case Where the Boycott Was ION the
Other Leg"
Farmers Have a Company That Penal
ICES Sales TO Other Concerns
at One Cent for Each
Bushel.

Omaha, Oct 25-Interstate Com
merce Commissioners Clarke and Lane
began a hearing here on matters con
nected with the grain trade. J. E.
Won Dorm, of the Cayers-Eon Dorm Ele-
vator company and the ]. E. Won Dorm
Commission company, Council Bluffs,
testified that the elevator company OF
which he is the head, besides operating
an elevator at Council Bluffs, does
business at Underwood, Ia, and Nicola,
Ia. In both places the elevators are
rented from the Rock Island Railroad
company At Underwood they pay $125
year and at Nicola 5000.
Had Himself Been Boycotted.
In both places their competition is
from the Cooper Grain company, which
sells its grain TO the Cayers-Non Dorm
company. The Cavers-Y = on Dorm Ele-
vator company, he said, felt that in
buying grain at small shipping points
regular grain dealers who operate ele-
vators should be favored as against
people who load cars from wagons
The company does not care to handle
the latter business. In answer to
questions Won Dorm said that in 1901
an effort was made by his competitors
here to put him out of business by re-
fusing to buy from HIM, because he
was paying more for grain for export
than his competitors thought was right.
Boot Was on the Other Leg.
At +bic pnirt Cooov,icriODor ono IN
terposed: You think it is right for
your firm to boycott small country
dealers; | suppose you had no COM
plant TO make because the big export
ers boycotted you?" The witness said
it did not look just that way to him at
! the tine
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-25
Onnosed TO Free Seeds.

Lexington, Ky. Oct. %. - In joint
convention here the Kentucky state
Grange and Farmers Institute passed
resolutions condemnipg the govern
ment free seed distribution, and de-
claring an intention to ask congress to
stop the distribution and devote the ap-
preparation to other purposes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-25
Indians Are stubborn.

Omaha, Neb., Oct 25.-Word has
been received here from the scene of
the Indian depredations in Wyoming
that Captain G. 2. Johnson, of Major
Grierson's command, with an orderly
and a scout, overlook the Utes ON Lit
tie Powder river, about forty miles
north of Gillette. 1t is said the Indians
refused to return to their reservation
and declared they We're going to Da-
kofa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-25
Another PaIatial Hotel.

New York, Oct. 25.-The new fifteen
story Knickerbocker hotel, at Broad
way and Forty second street. has been
opened. 1t adds another to the list of
rich hostelries which began with the
Waldorf-Astoria and to which the two
most recent additions have been the
Hotels Astor and Belmont With its
furnishings the hotel cost millions Of
dollars. John Jacob Astor is the own
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-25
-7-rr sleuths Mako a mistake.

Rochester. \. Y, Oct ;. Frank
Fl. Engel. arrested on suspicion Of re-
ing one of the gang accused of the
robbery of A. Sodus' bank and murder
Of Waterman Pullman. will be re
leased. He has established his limo
cence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-25
Flour Prices Enormous.

Yekaterinbrrg. Russia, Oct. 25.-On
account of the enormous increase in
the price of -four, due to the famine in
the adjoining provinces, the governor
Of Perm has prohibited the export Of
-four from this province.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-25
MANIFESTO BY PALMA
He Is Preparing One to Cover the
Events of His Rule in
Cuba.
INsURGENT ARMS ARE DUMPED
All Those Captured Thrown Into the
Sea-Stin Some Unrest in Two
of the Provinces.

Havana. Oct. %. = Ex-President
Palma is now in Matanzas preparing
a manifestowhichw will cover the events
Of his administration. This document
will dwell especially upon his relations
with the administration at Washington
and his reasons for appealing for in
tervcntion. 1t is addressed to promi-
nent member of the Moderate party
for circulation among the friends and
supporters Of the ex-president. 1t prob
ably will be made public later.
Guns Dumped Into the Sea.
TIE statement made by Secretary of
War Taft on the eve of his departure
from Cuba that he would put all the
arms surrendered by the insurgents
where they would do no further harm
was verified yesterday when COM
pany Of the Cuban artillery spent the
afternoon throwing these weapons into
the sea from the outer bastion of Moro
castle Thousands of rifles and car
blnes were sunk il thirty fathoms of
water.
Unrest in Two Provinces.
Some unrest continues to prevail in
the provinces Of Puerto Principe and
Santa Clara. where small armed bands
are rowing and committing minor depre-
dations The residents of Holquin re-
quested theprotection of troops against
a considerable body of ex-rebels which
/ is reported not to have disbanded, and
battalion Of the Eleventh infantry
has reached HolglIin.
Mayor Must Give Up His Arms.
The mayor Of tho town Of Aguacate,
in the province of Havana, who was
ousted from office, was restored to his
position Tuesday and organized an
armed escort of twenty-five men, al
/ leging that he feared an attack by the
Moderates. Governor Magoon has or
dered Governor Nunez to proceed to
Aguacate and compel the mayor to sur
render the arms of his escort and bring
/ the weapons to Havana.
/ Permanent Quarters for Soldiers.
! In consequence of complaints from
various garrisons in Santa Clara prov
/ ince that the troops are compelled to
remain under canvas in default Of reg
ular quarters, Brigadier- General Bell
has started on tour Of Inspection to Sc
cure permanent quarters for the sol
diers, wherever such step is practical
bic.