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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
Lieutenant West Here

Lieutenant p. r. West. OF Bedford. "a
retired army officer. and son OF Captain
Thos. s, West. of the House, is(here visit
a law student at the Universlty of Vir-
glnin. He was wounded In tho Philip
pines and retired for life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
William Weatherford.

Especial to The -Dispatch.)
KEYSyILLE. VA. March 9.-Mr VIII
liam Weatherford died Wednesday at his
home. near this place, of paralysis The
funeral took place Thursday at Ash
Camp Cemetery. He leaves two small
children,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
DIR. Harrison S Complaint.

After the meeting adjourned the Board
of Health met TO hear the statement OF
DR.. Pretlow regarding the charges made
by Dr. yirginius w. Earrris6n that the
Board OF Health is violating an ordinance
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08
sPEED OF rHE EARTHauAkF
Striking Illustration of the vslocity
of Earth Waves in Seismic
shocks.

New York "A report uf the velocity
With which san Francisco earth
tremon Travelled from the Pacific 70 the
Atlantic eaasl has just been issued By
The coast ard Eeodetic survey and sfrik-
ingiy Illustrates the intensity q .as
seismic storm The pfeIImsaary
tremors which consisted q small ir.
regular vibrations. are found hg : study
q the seiamogfaphic records q have
been propagated across the eontincni
81 an average rate ~ fve ard : Hali
miles per second But the motion Of the
most powerful and destructive shock
vas too large % BE- properly recorded
by the selsmeEFaph
These data Indicate that al ghs earth
saves recorded attained an exception.
ally high speed The rate Il psnpaEa.
tion In the gresl Charleston earthquake
q 1856. as computed from TIE time
data. was rs feet per second Il the
terrible Japanese earthauake II oc-
tohar 1891. the computed average veloc.
~ dld hot exreed t.3 miles per second.
But IN The zanfe earthquake IT March
90 iso2. The feleiiy was veff nearis
Eve milea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08
is STILL
AT LARGE

TIE wiefeaDuugs il reau phlllFs
wilo il wss sala. ~as lnaich bY tte
grand iuff - Nowala oa tie ciaws
% emls5s.emeni. Is stal ; mynsrl.
Uniil aulf recently VI Phillips ~as
cashier q tie kiNi National hank u
this citg, and lt y reported on prciiy
good authsfitY tiat he appropriated
the banss funds % the amauut of 81.
30 % hls asa use, which apon tlis
discovery belag made vas replaced hy
some q - friends c8mlnk - FtiS fes
cue.
Tie wAs : man @i0sa reputation Vas
unlaeslioued. who stood sell with
hts iellss men. apparently strictly
hottest aua economical IL hls even
day ilfe aud in an business tansac.
tlons ard tie fnmof q hls shortage
a. ti,s isak came A. grvzf snrpfisf,
even T. hss most Intimate friends
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08
oAuDY coIoRs HELP TRADE
Fancy Wrappers On Goods Attract
Buyers Among the Kafiiru Of
South Africa.

Washington -Advices 20 the depart.
nsnt oi conmeree and labor from
South Africa say that tho study of
trade characteristics IL necessary %
sell merchandise abroad. The Boer iN
South Africa likes color. and tlnned
goods. soap. etc. adorned with a rosy
checked buxpm damsei. printed on a
vivid ground of scarlet or royal blue
viii attract them.
n possible. they should be Inscribed
with a hpmsly sentiment n their own
tongue. such as Skoonhyd staai ale.
yerre van eodzalighyd' for the soap.
and Zen % hmk sotefreaahyds FOR
food and provisions In faoseaar the
wearing qualities should Be- empha.
sized, and ornate patterns placed an
the t0e raps
No wrapper nor label can Be too
Taaay 20 suit The Kanlrs who vii
rapidly buy 30 4 whole stock 81 such
an otherwise nncongenial article "a
soap m order 70 obtain the elliy cci.
ored wrappers Tor hut decoration
Strange 70 say the Kafnrs' love ~ gar
ish colors has never been turned d
account By oversee shippers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08
PHoNooRApH SELLS ITSELF
Sings and Whistles At . rarmerw
'vandoaa and the Bidders
Get Busy.

Darlington. IA. William Fans
naaaht held = 'vandoc. II farmers
call II. the other day. and aald all hla
household eEeeta farming implements
and stock Among the household goods
was q phonokraph valued af 10 nu,
the farmers dld not know lts value.
Fauanaught operated the taking ma.
chine himself He wound Il up and
turned Il loose Il warbied. Every.
body Works hut Father" Great ap.
planae Il Haa 3 most weuderfnl
thing. and the Enon VALLEY farmers
wanted that nhenoFraph
One mar Bid 80. Another quickly
snapped net ssl8" "A rival called
sAis" Then 1 began 10 Jump. Every.
body there had money. and there waa
nothing else % the farm thef wanted
80 much - that talking machine.
When Il NhlzIIzA. Listen e tie Mock.
lag Blrd. - audience vent aild.
Every farmer II The cru4d made up
hls mind that Be yes esinn q hase 4
4 Il cost him E good horse.
The machine finally brought ga
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08
WORLDS TIME IN DANCER.
Bmokcstsck Erected In Greenwich
May Interfere with the
Observatory.

London. 1.-The electrlAcatjon o. Lon
don. which Ii progressing rapidly nn-
DER the county councils direction,
threatens TO Interfere with the ae-
euracy Of the worlds thermometers In
Greenwich the council has erected =
huge generating station. and one OF
the smokestaoka Is placed right IN The
plano ol the meridian Of Greenwich,
BY which the clocks Of the world are
set. II - feared that smoke from the
stack Will obscure the view of the
great telescope By which the ohaerva-
tory staf observes the stars as they
cross tho hair line drawn on the lens
and thus AZ the universal standard Ok
time ID another wav ,n1 electrical
installations which rpr ris street carr
IN Kew. Ia the other extremity 81 Lon
don. has 30 seriously amected the IN.
struments IN the observatory 10 Kew
gardens that Il has been decided 20
remove n 10 a point less Influenced BY
electricity. Greenwich observatory
however, viii remain whefe i ts. and
II the smoke proves an insuperable
obstacle the amokeatack viii ~ re-.
moved, FOR Il can be imagined that the
abandonment os tea Greenwich merlr
dian as q standard ot time would lead
% incalculpble confusion throughout
the world.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET

kansas cts stock Yards. nov 8
Tie Q4afanfiue supals eas a third
smaller l4si seek tAn tie week
previous and the run IN The southern
division tes.af j. oulg = ears. iightest
AoodaY for several montl1A The
market has been holding - steady 70
strong slnee 3 seek hgo. lnnludiug To
day, although the quality q the Of.
frFlngs has not been up % tie stand.
ard q 3 fes weeks asa 4 few led
steers ara coming. selling 81 ti.l5 and
ti7A TFaAa steers 49, 90 Mta
although tie top todAY i oniy t1Ho,
cows e. - "a s2.lg, light seAis 40 30
t6oo heaxY calves 500 - stol In
the native division ths supply has
been kept down hy tie shortage Of
cars, AID tie general situation h hfn.
Packers have besn active fof the past
two months, thelr purchases for &C.
tossr telling e2 per cent q che total
cattle receipts a. compared with 5l
per cent q tie receipts last year IN
Octolef Tie fact that range cattle
have besn III better condition this
year partly accounts for this more of
the receipts being suitable for killing
this iall than last Demand from the
country has been stFone. but the iE.
urea Indicate that packers have hesn
the more aggressive Ia tie oompeii.
tion.
The hoE market has : downwnfd
tendency although receipts are not At
volume % justify much uf break
Run Vas aa.00o last ueak, s.ooo here
today FFlcsa advanced after the
middle q last week, but are 10 10 Is
loweF today. top ea ~ balk o. sales
.0.i 10 q te.la lleavy hees ard mixed
weights nos sell a little higher Than
light weights pigs e s - % tdoo
Moderate rsealpls are predicted.
Sheep ana lamb rsceluts are PRETTY
good Jet bnt vlil soon b much small.
er es.oeo here last seek. run ooo
today. TIE market Is Aean good.
prices + = - cents alnsa mssk
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08
INFLUENTIAL
GATHERING

kansas Citt. Nov, 6.-srhe igtH an.
nuAl sslan ai tile Trans. Mississippi
Congress composed 81 delegates tfom
the twenty y.feaf states aaa territories
lFing betvssn the Mississippi river
ana TIE raesnc ocsan. All a4ssf n
Kansas CltY's great eoHfeHflai han.
Noyembsf aofs. Tor a fuaf asg : 49,
sion. EyefY commercial eIah bmnd
of trade. elamter ~ eamHsfes ari
similar organization ln tie western
staics wlH he represented and lie sec-
regary - already heen ueiiasi q
the appointment u HiHFs tiiAn iileru
hundred delegates.
This maettng wiil be the mnsf nora.
bic and Influential gafl.sFlis e husi.
nezA msu II tie unit.ai states fhis
year, afflflts fIsat Importance to tiie
western eouagfy la genefal cannot De-
over esfimatst. formal aiafss s
viii la eellseuei hl units States
Senator. = } stone efa I'm Nsf.-
ef, Cm euseF fas aid eesenaf y
VI Hock Of kansaA ia ~eleoMiig ife
con9 resn Aisa fsseofsas Nlli - maae
BY Governor Ntcss3 + NesaasAa
Governor Actlunald Il Celoaio,
Governor Ffantt of Okiai.eaa. GOV
srnor Pardes u California senator
Patterson Il colorado Gotefncf
blanchard q Louislass And Governor
Elect john S Little o. Arkansas.
Secretary of state Elibn Rops Sec
ragAry Of tie Treasury Leslie n Shaw,
T. II. Hartman, president FHlou Pa.
eide milWas. tlon wm. s. ne,
Governor gaAmusran u Ufea "a,
Hon. Wm. nrYAno of Nebraska. Hon.
W. d. vaudlssf ard a uumbsF u 9th.
sr almost equally promlnsnf men m
IRE business aud public life u the
country ulll participate IN ibs dis.
euNion Of tie congress
Every county coar uaf appoint
enc or more delegates. a. sell IS eyeff
commercial club 10 ls earnestly 20
b hoped thai the stats q Oklahoma
will b. adequately represented - ihis
great meeting Of western business
men.
County clerks ana secretaries 4
commercial elai& should pFomptly no.
lflfy Arthur +. Francis, secretary,
liil Grand Ave, Kansas Citg. q the
appointment n delegates - their
names MAJ b entered II tie oiiicial
register q tie congress
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08
SENATOR WAS ~kloDEo. j"
Reporters Ahhrsxietlou Carried IN
ts Print Resulted n Ludicrous
Passages

TIE telegraph operators wers apsad.
lnx their Gay % II brisk waIk
through the faded aafamnai connux.
Yua know our habit u abbrevias.
inE oF substituting short words f0s
iong uaest said the Washington opel.
Asof. Well this habit once did n
harm.
senator Grande had made spseeA
sbouE education. and IN sirlnr the
speeeh out substituted the ahofi
word 'kida for he long vord 'e1Il.
iFen. thinking that q course the Is.
crater % editors ~ the other sne
seala have sense enough. 10 iaklne
losn The message. % Substitute -
aas weFs ior the short ene nus thsg
ldnt End Senator 0rande's feall,
aansnt sad stately speech agpeare
. The neft days newspaper ID tn
ahiun
- fr.ends yaa Wili rememhss
NordssoFihs Frofaand eayiur. aths
"a s father io the man need aaf
lSsll en the vital Importance to ths
-ofumanlty % impaftsnE e sound nora
aad secular edncatlaa % the Kids II
their lmprsssionahls years The kIa
r tbs Ksarratiou Nnl b. the father
aud mothers " ne next One sad
suffer little ksds 70 come unto ne.
sna - should never forget that aayina
IN behalf o. All hlda re world over
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08

Forms Of iife IL the aea afe fsr
more vonsierfal than any thai exist
% and Houexef much ens may
doubt the stories u sea seTpents.
there are probably far bisreI nzh n
tha sea than ever come euf e a.
aad as Tor plant llfe. q has basa con
elasiFely proved that go tres i.tQo
FEET IN height are Quile comm ia
ths orean. These monster ieaA afc
; ksnd az hruwn aenwuud. tha EHper
iHaet branches hHinw only about
Qaaftnr of an inch N thsekness
COUNTLESS EiaddeFa. lhc miniature
balloons. and ahoaf a. ~ e q
hsa's esg. form ameas the branches -
lie tree, and. being allied ulfA sif.
hoy ~ TIE tfank aad branches -
fhai they eroW almuat erocf Ham.
Hesh sea nnimsls ofton build khrlr
nseta n these trees a. thor eIse 81
several degrees q beat. whlah mahes
Eha tuFgnnndias water eomnaralEssly
Nafm - HnehanaA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08
vrs. ma DaAwGs opfsso
lanss kns~ Il. aai Espisnailses ssfs
Net il Order

Hsnts wak ealaa away Ana AZ
aa8al rs such eases u vas - 90
lanss - rus an : clean culiaE and
sAlrf and incidentally. cafsA q
train ile had ha ume % spare
Maria be shouted downstairs.
zhare arr ~ thihEaf
Il ypuf hufeaa drawer. q -
Haafea 90 ffom The hascmeez
1anes thea tackled ihe sfaeef
elBcE. of coafas ffhcy aieass do
stick rhcn sna aFe IN = hurry ~
pulled Eni haAked and said EhInss
aamengionahle saAaNulY. wtth
pefxersiiy Cor uhleh hafe&u dfAWvgs
are noted. ls nsw aprn with = Fast
aad lonea. uish s daaih,eFlp 81 lhe
handles. shot clear arruss the ra0m.
The drawer caalanf 50 through lhe
aoaF. bot jones could. and dld. land.
laE 81 the foef Il ne stairs 9Th q
crash THAI iarfed things nightly iasi
u tine b. heaF the pSftnef e BE
boeom ash
Did you sei i open. HenfYf
That vas addlhg insult h lnluFI.
aad Menry stalkea upstAlra eth nFe
II hia eye. and sasd never = woFd
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08

yafa ilue ans Willie Haiae.lsgoal sas
"a immlnent danger For thfee sas
essslfe dnsts tie high school hoys
plunged lnf0 tie eHiisEian, llur ouly
ta Sad b solid IS q stone sail llie
oval tiru changed hands and ass
stadaalh forced uefthvari against
stubborn resistance When Tie col.
iege team found stsN@lrrs within
ten yari. ~ their goa. Narss tsie
sturdy fulibaek Il tie orange and
hlae plunged thru It's opposing team
fof the first touch aoan
Willie iiaisel' lhsn kicked &C -
Talsa BAN ssnt asss 70 collegi8as
al soou rgisf sas shaved assf lie
south goal line faf the second touch
iasu Marks klesed goal seafe Il
to- il favor Of TIE eolless
initie second Iialf tne bogs from
Talsa took q hAee Asrd although ti4ef
sefs Hnarte 10 Ealu ghey succeuis4 ii
keeplng the seoe ahee u Iwaa No
time sitter the auf tso minutes #
pas AS liie college goal 10 dauget
Tie fareaFd pass as fesofted - tie
euilasiaH, sitn success shile the AZ
feaggs ~ their opponenfs we're rot
quite ~ successful
lie enthusiastic bunch o. eo.iese
airs eilo clisefet Their team - fIe
lusi seat up tiieif vigorous chorus
Wa fisv Geld As clear
fuf tisr visitors. lsegiel ann isaeb.
Hufs aid splendid eora, whlle ~ tie
eol.ese the Wii0ls team seemed q he
IA Il sltn both hands aud feet
lie college line up Nas As follows
EAudrain. A AFwest, RG Cnana.
Ter. e Mcclure. L 6 Losis / T
ilosas. I p Hansapllhr BIC p-of.
naks Capt + 4 Marks Il II
Ilafnss, L II TIlsr Referee, aF
Woedfori, umpire. los AdAif Time
of halves. ~ aud l5 minutes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08
Chelsea News

Mrs. Sutherland. uife oi our city
MARSHAL, has just returned from one
Of hef successful eastern trips shsre
size hasEteen wofkiug vlth the Ten.
pefanos Uniou.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur CLARK q tie
AdaF hotel entertained friends Fri.
dag eyenlng.
Tie new LAne block has two new
additions that we are justly proud uf
Ths Lane building occupied h1 the
Johnson Clothing CO, and the Ne.
spaddeu balldlnf Just finished.
It's plain 20 BE seen that Chelsea Is
one Of the territory towns 70 b. men.
toned
Mfs Carrls Richardson d fasofahlY
considering = business proposition
maae by . Kansas arm. and Il this
nrm sacnr.s Ms. Richardson - ffay.
cling agent we Eel sarr tlAat IT, sue.
eaaa wlll be greatly enlarged - Mn.
Richardson Is ; woman of rara busl.
neN qualities
=. = Evans. oue q our substantial
oil men. purchased ; horse from cland
Potter and in trying - ealis = minus
buggy
s.A.Iluahss vent 70 Oklahoma Sun.
d. = take q position Ia litefY and
iead stable
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08

Tha efleial stsnoKfaphsra of he
house have reported 80 far THIS ses.
sion about 2.77s.oeo words With tie
session perhaps 3 little more than
half ever. There Il e busy. taking
time q come. however. and The faIi
bill wili probably ae about e.o0e. .ete
words fof the session That Il outside
of IAs COMMITTEES hearlnea. which I'll
BE- mere than half a. much additional.
- that the house wiIi have sent 10 fha
printing ofAce aa TIE talk that he's
been mAde Or 70 II members while Il
week % tie hoor Of n the COMMITTEES
fooma approximately 1a.ooo 900 wofda
rhe senate VII easily double thai. +
q deea Bot exceed Il although The -.
Sc efEsn slls onlg fsaf days : seek.
while he house ia always busy at isasl
ars aaTs. and sometimes slis on sat
drda4. That will - = round total e
90 ooa. co words thus uttered ct ihis
aeaaIon.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08
WASHINGTON NorAnLss.


s-oeafKu Cabot fodgu. EgYpiologlat,
poet and student. s. ats fathers pFi-
vAte secretary IN The united states sen.
ats.
Senator Clark u Montana, lhe
richest man In the senata. and one III
the richest men ia tAe ccunfry. u tna
most solitary man ID pahiic life -
Washington. Ne has 10 close friends.
Congressman 2. +. Campbell q
Kansas Il regarded a. one % the bsst
dressed men IN Washington. ilia cor
rect sartorial taaie led one of hls
friends 20 describe him as "the only
member Of the Kansas delegaiion whe
does not hook like 4 kansan.~
Aiarc than ordinary interest a..
lachea d the personality ut NJ Kas
shaku soyen. who II now 4 gnoat ai
ina 1ai@nese ieeaglan. WaMhinsaoa
Naxt Il tAe mikaao. vho u the had 81
ihe Japanese church. Bishop Shakn S
ihs Highest aignliafg q The Huddhl
religion % Japan
AT a Japanese eatersainmeat 3
Waahlnstoa fof the teaeiis Of he iau
inc sufferers 10 Japan Masuil Nilsks
Ma. q graduate oi tha QeeEss Washlns
ton university Law school and The ifs
Japanese lawyer cfef admitted % e.
American bar, introduced the speake
Senator Tilimah. G. 0ne "a ,he greas
est il not the gresseai. man 10 con
gresK,"
President Roosevelt frequeai
takes unt senator Lodge OF MassAehus
et,s aa riding ooupanloa Lodge 4
lndinsfeni hofseman a. beat and whsi
The president gets aui On the road an
ufsea hla horse % the almost Luds
saA hard work keeping np and keepin
aboard his horse rae orderiles WI
fallaW. Il 10 said. are constantly prag
lng tia, LodFe viii fan "a some das
They 90 uoi HE him
IA senator william n chanals
II New Hampshlfr. who n naw Al ths
heai 81 tne ipanish TREATY claims c9a
mission misses the opportunity be has
10 the senate % discussing pHhlic CUES
lions. and writes frequently to r.
newspapers on Important topics
What are yun doipg nov, Chandler
an ola friend asked hlm the other aas
"0h. Chandler replied. 4 am a pan
lrlst- a publieist What ia pas
lyistT Chandler efinned a pnh
Aciss. be said - a man who aiisn
~ every fYbady'a business hui hls own
tougfeaman slemp az NWeiaia
absent minded on reh can feeeail
be complained b. the speatcf thst 81
aame bad nOt been called. although q
ess d hs seat iisfsHins Tor &c th
gentleman was iisisalng assed o.
speaker Il was. snewnFta So
siemp "The clerk viz call ihe reH
temsns name ordered the speaker
Sr slsmp walked away and thre
times she clerk ahQaged his name. BE-
Nr Siemp save ne attention uhtn
colleague stopped hsm Present
shoutea back Mg slemp although d
had Intended 10 vote yea
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08
willie IIalssIl Wins.

An exciting game 0f fuut1aii looR
plAce on ths enlleeA campus Saturday
evening haHeeeu Willie Halsell col.
lsge and tie team ffom Tulsa
TIE teams uero pretty evenly
maicied u weight With slighf 81.
vantage IL favor of the eollealans. A
o'cloek ths uinplre's Whistle bles
and found Tnlaa klcklng e tothe col.
lesoans une Nsgs defending ths south
goal. On fumhle ths Tallsa bogs goi
possession q lhs ball e. flseif five
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08
FREEDMEN
AIIIOTMfkTs

TalsA. 4 r. Soe. 5--SaiI elIl b.
hlea at onoe Ia tiie United State
eouFt % deprive tie ifcesimea u tie
Cherokee uattoa q Tie right &c aIlot
meutA The anna4unemcnt @az Hase
toulght hy lcrAl Representatives of lt
Afa8fneyN M thH int2FmAFttHa wf4sfs
cAaa ~ The Ghefnknes. which 80 DE-
eEied adversely "a tff3 whites y tie
United states supreme court tadag.
Tie Suit all aaaci several Thousand
neEfuxz Ia tie Ehefokce natians ziso
many whites sfa have pufehzsed
ffeedmsn's and
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08

There hATe been many designations
" Hanafnr neVsFidza. Of Indiana.
IaaeaHe from TiiimaEa wasp uf the
Naaazh1 down. hal II the oplnIon e
maaz Marcus AIoaza aulihs 4 sha
bezl- Marcus Aionza. Hho "a the dala.
fntH = sennres4 fasm ArI1oua ana
vha - keen neHEzHe seaalor nss
efidzssa plan fef - admission e
AEIzzaa and NeH Hsziea o. 4 slzzz.
zaI6q = fhiBk. aE|ez loahina zla
esaE. IhA4 nafeTIaHz + ~ asus essszs.
= - asnmla
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08

Within : ueek after the California
anrthuuahe ana Afa disaster : hundred
b0okn we're i preparation Il different
cities. Swing tAa c0mplesa story. Ono
handred thaaaand agents hase been
esfisd tor ta market the heaHz. aoms
e shieh uIII = oaefed e - public
66Io4e he sHhzfs are sso1i.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-08

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THE NoiLE DUELLIST,
BEAT HIS WIFE.
Count Boni Struck Her When She
Protested Against His Unending
Demands for Money,

Paris, France, Nov AT last It
is known why Countess Boni de Cas-
tellane, who was Anna Gould, of New
York, persisted in her suit or di-
vorce; why reconciliation with her
husband was impossible.
The noble Count Boni de Castci-
lane beat his wife; the muscular
duellist, so jealous of his honor.
struck the American woman who
gave him her love and lifted him
from the depths of poverty.
When she refused to sign papers
that would enable him to continue
his prodigious extravagances; when
she confronted him with proofs CT
his glaring infidelities, this descend
ant of a Marshal of France struck
his wife, not on one occasion merely,
but often, and, to add to the humiia-
tion of it, in the presence of their
servants.
The Countess's American friends
here rejoice that all this was indig.
nantly proclaimed in the Tribunal Of
First Instance of the Seine, where
her suit was heard before Henri
Ditte, President of the Court, and
two associate Justices. Her friends
declare that not one sordid motive
tinges the Countess desire to be
free of her husband, because her
marriage settlement, the terms Of
her fathers will, and her brothers
trusteeship all preserve the bulk a.
her great property from de Caste!-
lane, They point out for their chil-
dren's sake she might have forgiven
the Counts infidelities SO far as to
consent to a separation.
But he struck her Her American
spirit revolted, she determined to
rid herself of him once for all.
Count Boni de Castellane has re
ceived peremptory challenges to fght
duels to the death from the angry
husbands of two of the leaders in the
social world of Paris who were
named in the Countess Annals sult
for divorce.
The two challenges will, it is be-
lieved, be closely followed by several
others. 1t was said that the Colns
Boni will have to fight at least half
dozen duels as a result of the start
ling revelations made during the d.
vorce proceedings.