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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-29
HARD FIGHT IN
THE PHILIPPINES

Associated pgssa
Mania Nar 81 Nawa 50 another
8rhi a8 1oo las lpst been received
here Governor Cuug AZ nr,t report
- killed n8w kugan 60 ta sale.
tca details ~ this latest hattie slit
fho iadfones are d vet available
ocneal Buchanan las lcft iof cat
lalgan e. esd "a aia % lhe federal
government e. tie iusular author
ifios
a smaI detachment of fedora
truols ls now assisting tie constable,
larY 10 pursuit 81 the adfuuos
Governor Cafu Ia hls report q tho
receuf engagement ays rba leader
10 tie iadtonas oniefud his men an.t
q wipe aal TIE cansfahuiaf5 and tlen
70 capture myNH and Tie uthsr
Americans
ils contiuars sThen vas 5 bard
aghl iu shirh Captain jones ef tie
eontabulary ast ali hs men anal
s gaining 4 maeuiaeenl victory ln
TIE faea e overwhelming odds viii
pfspaf g wAes a var Uf crtermfu.
atiou AEaInsf tae fagliites. which h
TIE oay alternative
judge Leob.uger aut aI the other
Americans are safe
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Associated Pres
WnNhinxsnu. Star ~ TgsMa TIE su,
ate and kouse uill reach a compFpm.
- Agreement en The Etateho0l bllI
Aesa n.ll permit AflrnnA and New
kstca each % decide Tor ltss1 tl4e
stlon q admission a. ons state
ma llle cofrcrt concieson from
HAAeut Indications
THIS cunfsfrss mcs todAy ard shi.s
10 session was devoted 10 tha coa.
shierntlcu IL whAt are Anowu a. tlss
minor amendments There av ahund
aut Indications that a tasis q 4gfoe
ment 80 tie chief question b aus.
grstlnx i'eeif naturally. whict alll
result ln ilis fedoaflea q Arizona
and New Nstleo to the hlll subisef
to the tefgss pf tie FuNssf amend.
ment
Inquiry am0ns fite seIsatars ei.o np
pa@ei CIR original smnihua siasolnosl
bal ~ Il came from tie hoas lndl.
Gates tnst ti.sy ALL Accept this com.
promise ~ cas- il IS reported taek e
tfe NeNale
Tie senate Amendment defnlns
Tie limits ~ proinuiiiaa 10 Oklaao
ma h regarded a. tie result ~ a gen.
era aEfvemFut amang al parties Is.
tssEsfed I'D ss therefore accspied
= = iikssiss ssesns TITLE obieetiaa
su fAaw m@iAAsm pfnTAsluu Ail0msnE otlssf
lasds - ,e selected =, seiiool lAfzis IL
eas~ sisFs ths scizol lailds aifcadg
selected prove 20 - mlneral lands
The otiaeF senats amendments vii
ls eonsiiefed FRIDAY.
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Associated Press
New Y0fk. March p District
Attorney W r. Jerome to-day So.
piled q Magistrate Mos fof 4arrants
against several persons CONNECTED
with tle life Insurance companies
whose records wefe shown up ln
tie feceut legislative Investigation.
The Warrants were bol issued, tlc
magistrate taking the ground thar IL
soula arsi - neeassaTY fof NJ Der
cans % present tHs evidence that had
boeu pradnced NJ 1efomo t1srsup.
ga agreed "a present tlle defaitons
go question e. tlle magsinte later
and thik & Is understood Nil h.
t9ne fUWorfna
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SEE THINGS
DIFFERENTLY

Tbs "a the ast uesE q the Local
municipal lcampaiEn Vis election oe.
curing nest Tuesday Apfll 3 Beth
bf tAe Republican sud sle Democmtle
elty ensumiitpss wfannus efforts arr
tsing made 10 iins up re vote. A
ghisfiain Representatives tbls mofulug
iaisfFleesd politicians frum 10th
PARTIES pu the result
SAID Theodore u B FreaF. memtef
q the Democrats olty eummitles
We aill elect our cutgre firse' ~
a. average majority of 81 There all
te many SPLIT tiekstk casi, but 80
NI.l hfeas even on them W. wiii
80 as much u the independent vote
as TIE Republicans oar p0ll sliass
a gooi afr pemeeatie majority in
flulta
W Il sImms chairman & tie Re
pahleAn committee would uaf give
dadnlfs aKures cur afold ticsei
ell = elected he ad We vii
have s good safe majority oar can
dIda's for mag0f 90 shaHaian VII
doabtew l5ai the Ticket hut eug
other candidate wtH u sleeted a'sg
Tie talk q ils independent ,otstbs
Fear All bc With ue Espn,aleaHs
Ws are certain 0t victory
These are te ep.uIam given oat
Ter publication tlte muf pu.tas
tsCn estimates buutfgf tHey eann
- absolutely depended upon Asa
matter C fact men sell pastei Ia
p1IIfl@ profess euliv fKnoance az O. I
What tic result vii 0e nctt Tuesday
No, one man 90 ten isscfef expects (
e straight party YlcioU faf either
ticket it i Fhfls gentrallY eaaced /
II lat ~ Shtnafsu vii ta the heat /
magor ani tbe opinion Is quite gtn 1
sal Also that the Republicans vii I
have 4 majority ~ thc next eltY co4u 4
rl hat there s no general agf
ment even an tlese subjects
EveBboig knnws that in straight
lat fKm. TIE Democrats would Wis
3at ulerg afc So many % them vbo'
av udcp nieaf 81 municipal elee
.lens ana sto base tsgu dlskasie1 /
. ne plsf control q tie party in the
Interest q q small clique thaf uoi
.tpn tho uoN asfute politician cah
IS hoW lle election sil fu Last
rear tres caused tie election ofasplIf
ticket thfg wil pralalf be ihe
.ame agaHihs year
The Democrats are making plans
1T a Dix rally 10 TIE opn haus saI I
ariag nlkh Henry 81 Furnan 81
Ada sill o. tie principal speaEeF
bat oilseH siiI aise take part TIE
a'sa afe PLANTING meet
.ngs. BOT 81 deaute annouuc menn
have IS yef beeH made
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WOULD CAPTURE
THE WICKLIFFES

% al ths suggestions resolved 81
tie marlar orioe here regarding
tte capture q the NHkIne. tlt
following IS doubles entitled Is usa
pfie ~ eoune e ross sluoat sat
ias u.at fhe man.la. wiI at oncs
send Miss Weston the desired trans
pofisglon
kaiaas Ciiy Ma aaf 80 S
Namhal narfuugh Nntla / T
Dear Sir iise bssn following Joas
that is IN tie papen atoat thc BicE.
llHe Indian outlaw.
ithInk il s4li in the papers yoa q
fefei 81 .eo rrsard want o. have
the privilege q capturing those rrff
gsutlsmanly outlaws / have had
ulme experience iu that line and #
yea vii call % al yout men thar afu
tmeking them all guarantee "a
hflnf q yoQ ever enc ut those lHdlan
outlass inside q one year
90 eoune don't want aHy lelp
! have teen taught 70 fely 81 myself
Al ! ssk q yoa Is 70 lsf ms go af.
ter them Answer ths letter and
iel me knox shat sou tlilns atoat L.
don't want your si.a0l Ofeoufaa
yea dan'f understand vhy / want 10
% ~ this But lf yea vii answer
this letter aud all grant mo a. Is
teffleN | will explain more nlig
Noa dent knoa how eFeal a favor
yeu would ~ granting me ln Aeg
It j. . matter u life and death with
me-
! am serious mean eFefg w0fd
af - please d net think ! an Is.
sane u sou viii zee me. send ne
tsu railroad tickets iof viulis. I. i.
right awaY YUu mas think am
asking too much But lfy0u wlll Iet
ne undertake tins you sill ana ! an
asking yefs little
Noun Ialthfaliy.
Mfss THKks WHsrus.
Geneai Delivers. Kansas cts. Ma
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Two Santa Fe Trains
Collide Head on in
Arizona.

Associated Press
Ask Tofk. Arlk. Mar - CAlifofn-
a limited SO & seafbound. and At
lantie express, Ne 2 eAsfboaua, oa
the sAnia Fe. roilldsd head-0n Al Cos.
iuos lAsi night. No enc uas Killed.
bat sEsfAi pAsesngen wefs slightly
cut
TIE trains caue together wtth
great iove. Both engines ard tlse
buffet and smoking caf on tlle limited
we're ladlF damaged
Tis ulmi,sa. which had the right
% VA Nas standing 81 ths station
when tl.e txpgsss came into guinos
at nearly iuil speed Eneineef VII.
Jams. of 0ie srpfcss sags ulst hls
air brakes failed q work
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Ihs ai,ese Associated Press tsHpatels
= the most hopefal indication q
atafclaoI fhat nas asrn resolved
sinas tlts aght Zoe statehood tsgan
Tisat sach e1mprumise would result
from tie eprk u tIe conference cum.
mitfas hAa hcsn fuuofsd efef siuee
fiss hill ~as snf q eonferrues - The
hassn. TIE Associated rness. hoe
ever da>s ngt 8aai ii rumafN II Il
states fhat the ceapfamlsa wlIs -
adoptsf Is it Dos. then li means
tilai Ehv iiuug u almost ceriain -
le bFpagli % pa-s
4 AS sd 81 tle iIme the vote
was taksn in tfle huas that The onlf
wa1 Sleaksf Cannon cguld ADOPT Is
secure snoaEh uenlsrs lu the houss
e si4Hd h9 him Ia andlus the hlll e
ranfcfence. thus aAfigg hts faen
IS - promising that Statehood toF
klahama soald esrialaiy Is gfaniei
AZ thls session u caHsfsss
Thai 4 numlef e isuH.e mtaihes
have teen Yeff restless under tie con.
tinatd demands ful lustice g 0Alahe-
ma ia Teen proven BY nunaf0us Dis.
pafcies 4 daxen - mere have sfit.
fes. la ansNef to tie demands of
tlleif constituents thai trey e0ula
stand 81 Cannon 0ulf as long As there
paa posslbillty q 8 cumpumize
elth the sanats Among uloss wllo
hAse taken thls position are kglss q
Kansas cts aud General ) Warren
ksifef q ohio. Tie latisf has lust
made public a lsflef saving thai
mtleF than sss Statehood feF uklAhos
ma defeated he ell vote 20 eoneuf ln
tie senate amendments
N slew II tlssse facts there i uut
one uay out fof Cannon. aila that IS
q secure fhe mosf favorable tefps
possible from giie seiiAle Tie lat.
tef can vel aH0rd g aceept The Fof.
akes amendment, fof their S net tils
slightest possibility q 4 doubt that
ArlE0Aa will vote IN favor Uf joint
elatahooa with Nes Mexleo Il Isl
Tie loininfe of tlo Two territories -
une state that tlie opponents q tie
omnibus bin have been fghtine II
dess not matter particularly % them
hts they Halnthelf p0lal, - tneg galn
IL Tiiay ean sell aflpni 70 waive
fafmaillyseish Cannon, haslng.laAten
hIm. Il ofslef e. secure statehood for
Oklahoma
6. & Rogers Nin las Kept iu cluse
touch aith the situation in Washing
tua since his return from there Is
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WILL MAKE
FUEL CHEAP

tase fea Press
Washington Maf a sab.caa
mittee of the committee of SASS aal
m@u the house loIaF agfeei GU
report 8 tH uusFIug tae hf tran
aicateE The Hiat#H eIf
uea He acted apan hf fhe h
mlttee lf mktA fba IHiemaI ft9suaa
taK of leaatuej estie aIc1ha
tts pusiictei tHsr fbe b.i tea
acted Hio aw @l# nark ngnatlan
iu heating lighting and furnishing
fael O. motors a. a.eoheI NIu b.
cheaper than kefosne eJ 81 gasoline
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MUCH INTEREST TAKEN
Revival Services al Baptis,
Church Doing Much Good.

TIE ravivaI services al thr narfisf
eHHw. antHue to arouse nuel ~.
teresl There are CONVERSIONS a eaeb
service and MANY in VuHa are bsav.
ns tbe 'oire e Ded Rev Mr earle.
teu the evangelist bad e. fetain 10
hwsaree saturday where yr.f.rday
be preached bs farewell sermon -
the church W which De has been pss
tef iof Three tean Ills work bons,
tofth VII be purely evanFeilstIe
ln the absence 0f Bsg Nr Gtria
tea tAetsefNIees SATURDAY. a8d <ar5s,
HFfc most acceptab.y couaueftt s.
lsey q 4 Moore tbe pastor stiH-
gay MQruihR S service Was HauIegiar.
. impressive lt was preached esas.
fiallI 81 TIE mCuben Oh 'he charaE
400 aEed Tie necessity of sutlfa ean.
scranton @ TIE work 81 tie Lord
lh the afternoon AZ there eas
lAhiiee AefNiee wrIi attended and
most helpful in The evening
the PASTOR preached on the
aiilieHities That confront tie mar who
Is ueslng t0 hud Christ but knoesu uof
THE WaY Several lad th8lr aoul8a
removed and pf0iessod conversion
There Was no service fllk aftefnoan
Tie meetings siil continue thfongh.
out tllU remainder of tie week befn
= fIiN9n and evening Sir Carrie.
Ten RETURNED THIS afternoon from Mus.
katee ana vii conduct The remaining
IuegtIuNs ni the series The ebofas
under TIE direction ui ST Resi- Is
adds much 70 The meetings
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BIG STRIKE is
APPROACHING

Associated rfess
Indianapolis iad Naf u,
ut scale caH uHtet 81 fae hfauIa
eaa gpe4tan aH4 uHen ~ tfs
eHltfs# crpsHtife atFa lel
teiaf Do report asaFfe fo Ht
session g tht Hf eaee
8 wlnew ta - he'd fas after
Soon sHHu affer n mest.H
apfnei uts mauHs President uIrH
aie the .aH { Disagree q
$40 eafnelWaHIaa4aE Itenlnsr
eIl TH4e Apr
he agreement fesr r
meantime
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NO SIGN YET
OF AGREEMENT

Associated rfess
Indianapolis IHI Maf gehpe
lhe aen ana leatas resumed
fhe.f soaast eauiefeue t13at 30 pfum
ie ai settlement aeu observable
ia.a Mitchell. president tIa union
sad q u Hse aa caaaaaes
te'i robbins g ne operators ad
- fAretf tt Hu com
flec eWHae taiag
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Election Crooks

Associated Press
Kansas 0it1 Mar Information
vss aied sltlt fhe eiiy prosecutor e.
daY against % lsrsons chafRed sHh
registering
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0aaanI nsII,e4 -. ~ NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-02

valley are said to have been totally de-
stroyed, the shaking being more severe
there han at Valparaiso, only a few miles
distant The fact must be borne in mind,
however, that the severest effects Of earth
quakes are usually felt in the valleys and
other lowlands, and this may account for
the great des-truotiveness Of the shocks in
this Chilean valley.
Owing to the fact that the most disastrous
effects Of the earthquake were along or
near the ocean and that they extended far
north and south, there IL much probability
that the seismic centre or the rift line will
be oun to ave important longitudinal
extent and to be situated much nearer to
the sea than to the main chain of the
Andes, which Is from ninety to $50 miles
inland.
1t has been found In California that the
rift line. while usually following the valleys,
sometimes strikes along the slopes Of noun
tains or even across the passes that con-
meet parts Of a range. We recall this fact
when we read that the earthquake destroyed
railroad tunnels on one Of the passes near
Aconoagua.
The tunnels seem to be those that are
being built to complete the transcontinental
railroad between Buenos Ayres and VAL
paraiso. II the achievement OF this enter
prise Is to be greatly delayed it will not lie
the least Of the enormous material losses
which this earthquake has inflicted upon
the people Of Chile.
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ordinary farming; II IL equally Interested
In horticulture, vine dressing, forestry
and even bee culture. Government nur-
series furnish the hardest varieties OF
young trees and vines and train those who
desire to give special attention to these
branches u industry.
Instruction in the pruning Of trees and
the training Of vines has an artistic a. well
as a unitarian side, and taste Ia developed
In the ornamentation Of the arbors and
gardens. Here, as elsewhere In Europe,
much attention In given to forestry, and
under the direction Of the Department OF
Agriculture the work Of preserving the
old forests and Of planting new groves IL
being in~telligently and systematically done.
In addition 20 the work above outlined,
the Agricultural Department has taken In
hand the matter Of furnishing general In
formation TO the farmers and farm Aborers.
II ncour ges the formation Of working
mems clubs, cooperative societies and
parochial relief funds.
1t has established more than 1000 free
Libraries and publishes . weekly paper
with a circulation Of about $4,000. More
than half Of the copies are published In the
Hungarian language, the rest being divided
between five other languages. the Slavic
coming next to the Hungarian and the
German following, although less than 10
per cent. are printed 10 the latter Ian lag
To strengthen the ties between employers
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the suffrage could Be Sxtsndod and the
question again submitted 10 the people.
There IL no doubt that the people arc
practically unanimous in favor Of their own
language and that an extension Of the suf-
rage will not change the complexion OF
Parliament. The relations between the
Emperor and Hungary have become very
much strained and the aversion 70 tho
German language 10 90 pronounced that
Hungarians who car speak che German
language will often refuse TO answer o
question addressed TO them In German.
FRANCIS JosEPH PoPULAH 1ERsoNAILx.
For Francis Joseph himself the Hunga-
rians have q strong affection and thsy would
be glad to contribute to the happiness Of
his closing days, but they feel that the In
terests Of their nation are vitality concerned
and they are anxious 70 have the point at
issue settled before q new sovereign aScends
the throne.
II the Emperor were left 70 himself he
would probably conclude that . Hungarian
fighting force attached TO the empire and
grateful for confederation shown their
country would form q more effective part
Of the joint army. even though the Hungs-
rians spoke their own language, than troops
compelled to learn q language hateful to
them. History furnishes many examples
Of successful armies made up Of corps,
divisions and regiments speaking different
languages, but less numerous are the In
stances Of nations successfully held together
by force when one part Of the empire was
made subservient to the interests Of another
part.
Hungary is being ~alienated by insistencs
upon requirements which do not In reality
strengthen the empire, while she might be
drawn closer to the throne by q more liberal
policy. The end Ia not yet.
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.CHILB'S QUAKE The GREATER
FELT OVER A WIDER AREA THAN
IAN FRANCISCO'S SHOCK.

1900 MIIes Of Coast shaken. % Compared
with o. Mlea b1 California -sheck
Thought 70 No More Violent, Ale No
COnnectiOn Between the Earthquakes.
The study Of earthquakes has advanced
90 far that no great event Of this kind now
OCCURS In accessible regions without being
followed by q very careful Investigation
Of its causes and pbenomena- The Indian
Government has printed this year Ito report
on the KanRra earthquake. In which more
than 10000 natives Of north India receutly
lost their lives.
Our own commission, appointed after
tho San Francisco shocks, has traced the
rift that was made In the rocks FOR 1856 miles
north and south, found that IL was this break
ago which disturbed the rocks far and
wide on either side Of IL, causing the partial
destruction Of San Francisco, and has al
ready printed its preliminary report. The
scientific stats In the geological and other
services Of Chile are men Of high profess
sional standing. and there 10 no doubt that
careful inquiry will be made and much
light will be thrown upon the origin and re-
suits Of the shooks that have devastated
Valparaiso and other cities.
The evidence thus far seems TO show
that the shocks were Of greater intensity
and that tho damage was spread over q
Larger territory than In the recent catas-
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OF q hundred years by securing a ooncss-
sion which IL 10 garded by her people a. equal
In Importance to England's Magma Charta
Of 1915. It was In the form Of q royal letter,
issued by Andrew H., and called the Golden
Bull, owing to the fact that the seal
attached TO Il by q silk string rests In q
boz Of gold.
This document contained certain prom
ises to the mobiles and admitted the binding
force Of certain restrictions upon the King.
Tho Golden Bull was the beginning Of con-
stitutional government In Hungary, and
while It has not always been strictly OBJ
served by her rulers. It has served ~ basis
for subsequent negotiations.
For several centuries they elected their
kings. During the nearly 100 years which
have elapsed since 1871 Hungary has had
Q checksred career.
Rival aspirants for tho throne have
fought over tho succession and been aided
In their ambition by neighboring nations;
kings and mobiles have fought over their
respective authority; the nobility and the
peasants have fought over their rights;
different branches Of the Christian Church
have beer at war with each other, for Hun
gary has been tho eastern outpost Of Protes-
tantlsm az well as q champion Of Christian
ity, and more recently Hungary has been
fighting for her political independence.
THE o INDEPENDENCE.
Hers has been a long drawn out struggle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-02
NO LONGER A PROPHET.
The Prediction That Brought Obed Small
Into DLscredIt.
From ire Youths Companion

AfS' 49,
There had been years when Obed Small
had given the town the benefit Of his weather
predictions: the former resident OF Bushby
remembered those years. and was not pre-
pared for the unrespOnsive look which marked
Mr.. Smalls features when asked what the
prospects were for u good picnic day.
I've got nothing to say about H." and Mr..
Small gazed carefully down the road. on which
there was nothing to be- seen save dust and a
small boy with a large paper bundle.
why, Mr.. small. aren't you the town
prophet. Just as you used to be?- asked the
former resident, reprOachfully. 4 relied on
you to tell me before l invited the young
people"
A spark Of angry recollection kindled In
Mr.. Small's dull eyes.
IF you'd been here In the summer OF 90. :"
he said. slowly. you'd know my reasons. II
you'd seen Ma'am Gregg when she came at
me, all sails set. for telling her Mary Jane
that twas going TO be a lovely afternoon for
her to go riding with that young Simpson
chap abe was trying to get. you'd have known
Seems she wore her best suit o. summer
goods and 4 flower hat and q pink spotted veil
ali on my representations Of the weather.
They set forth ln an, open buggy for Wilson's
Lake, and a thunderstorm came up from
stuck 'em on the upper road, where there's
no house for nearly three miles,
She's afraid Of lightning, and had hYster-
les; besides which her clothes spotted and
shrunk most fearful, and her hair came out
OF crimp; her hat flowers ran. and so did her
veil: and she lost the simpson Chap a. the
results, her mother said.
Il moved my Bible and hymn book 70 the
Marshtown church a month later so shouldn't
have TO see that Gregg woman and Mary
Jane every sunday. I've suffered pretty
We'll for my folly, / tell ye-and / LEARNED my
lesson once and for all,
THAT hoy coming along the roadll proba-
b' rsl = rood deal more about 81" weather
I0zpcCtS IL az" nj ,uteS tha1 III ever tell
lCt 3. rs I I've. SO IN ia ye good day