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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
pNR OF WARM TIGHTS.
This = Vmy Nies PFeesnt % > chii6
and ness Net Eoan Wear
oat

Tbls nssfal huls garment msy be
spfAea Ia nlmats any Aina n mool
but AnaAiasisn pf thfee plf sasg Wusl
~lli uspslly be u ssfsslsnt thickness.
and ~ whieh about three oHapas and
a ~. B none Aook wll BE- needed
Mvrk : chain II sight Inches. turn
ans surk D double efoehss in each
suteh. turn stth eno chain.
Second roM douhla efochet Ia
tie hArk ttfeaa of eAeh Agltth. turn
.~ith one chain. sha wafk hack again
lhask thread ualY 10 ls used through.
out iarb sta ore ehaln
ThifA 0w ryaeaea la
each siitrh uf pfe4ions F0w. fhen wora
thn'e chain. iafu ana pass tie nsaresf.
double Cyursei ia fafh of tie either
fN0 and anisb the rom a. bafosa
Fourth fuM a tDgh,e cnfheg in
each double efnrh8 ~ rres8as rau
ana enc into he HFHias fhan larf
aala tnfu aad eafa aaa m before
Fifih IS eleA rHm Nme
asa tAuaiaf rW Qf tao mas h
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Tie artaau IS fhe FeHfmu uam.
tsf ~ silm Statehood Magazine IS
Tie ues of tls sfiss amt aii cause q
nila g. pIag on the faoc fhat aw a.
ng s. tie m0fu nN
The uslsI characters take part in
sh.et Iue.e Ssm landlas Hf ok.
Ahatna 500 Nas lndlsn TatHan d
fairnflhe SAVING Here. children 8
ihat .anglaaset fof valentine aud
90 ths valentine appears fAe letter
tHE. statehood
81 tlH rear u Tie happy pair Is "a.
ia slll us Hf.ug, oa bofit aHd tie
pleased expression c1ek ofei aHt Een.
eal appearance ef tie ilif4e uio3 god
IS that .ite Kot toa hlie8ed ap a.
.asf
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rannt q chiffon fefe Tae lat.eI
r8 q uaHlaaTig eFniFe ~
eag ii au shades smb0ag
Ea @ thH ~ aHHaas ah14E
nlae .n hfs Nsae aao|5 he ieut8 a
sf o. tsse aaa laekea lauabif Tbet
shaa lhep . thera a eaeh end
eaa uH trAste m the mWn
fFom rlfhi a aN a't zee saaae ard
fbfa tasld d frestea % ahd oaI 81
the opposite direction eth fhs ether
shade
fHer strips 81 tata ais g neegt
Fafge aud maafs % ts0 shades q
Erag ~ sfefn Noa mk extremely
Wea hHi K 0alg aue aafa af pre
ftrtea afpwn maae Sc grag aaau q
hs selected A ffHi g r.Hean Hnt4 u1fh
ftr .arF thaaa de 8ed apan iheu
feua Ia aad aua from beneath
fh hata IS ffll af cream taet
tht sal ga ,- snia. 1w e naf
ott5.nahle fhea oae of fhose faaetir
shlea A. cletefg lmiiate FINALLY
glaes la p9alllau t6u iiainE
Materials raqnlr Fitr parts rh
boa iauf .achea alfe $50 Faris ye.
trt 81 he fra tao aaa haif Sarls
lace snt Haif 8af8 HH ga lnlHE
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
SOCIAL REQUIREMENTS.
What Constitutes the Idsa. maataaa
snd Abani tho Frsps 8siseuan
81 punaf 0ursa

Ihe deal HOSTESS ail iaaa.ai1 algef
from fhe Haa af sea sf NH ut
miua bai sac eha eoHet ueafra ia
-. a.hlslns ve5 taste eu cause al
g4es9a % fel St esst aaa ,eHez al
aome ahl b hs h sae masf
gasssN afeat tai aA4 eaV@ a
fasts eaeh one feti Individually Ihe IA
sprea saet $40 masl gak ia ssa
stftgth.es ahIle m.es a go aath
go arfef uasine fe ana Erf etag
o. e4asffsat Ee uus s aaat
SOS anp4tsal sHast - essn aeem.He ta
- a. Ha m rn.
aHaaa an8 ua aue
Hlet ula
AH iasI a5af aay age afrr aad
4Er au s H fae san
aaAaE wH a H
% es au ah a fe
81 lsHas s ~ lahl.I
reas iE f H1 fHlr iHea
a
aH aaaa
pt
o osHa a E tse 20
fa aad lHe HHaa fe Is aa a.i
Haa $3.50 u faE t at b4F ster
~. 81 $3.50 @ an
a a5ts taf aol
a
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NH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
HALLONQUlST DEAD.
Wa Cuxsrnmsnt Sarveyor at oae
Tlms md Well kno1rn ia Viafta

VII iia'08qula former surveyor
here and later manager % the club
theure ia Joplin died 81 pneumonia
at Fort Smith Afsa Monday after an
illness % aulg fes days
Mr Ha1Ionqnst left Joplin a. the
close of tle Theatrical season ~ l80l2
eheH Tie theatfe PASSED into the
ma5s af the Cmeford syndicate We
seat to t0u smilh where De leased
fhe Theatre q thaf place GO a rear
after which he resumed bis profession
0i civil engineer Tao years aEo he
see fed leases ou Immense tracts q
timber and and according % Fort
smith PAPERS he lad succeeded in
ag.asslos O canpg1euce sIth tlie pros
poel afEAI faf makuK s large fortune
go iae time aleu attacked Is TIE ile
ue@ tiaf proved fatal
lhe Galg sass Ila.aHQuH was ln
Fala q Sew Weoks aE0 apparently ln
tal tesItH aH1 ule uluu IS hls
tafh Was aHarE to Uee who bad
aeH AIH auH s#r tHe $50
Ite taaF sas shipped e. Nmtgam.
Aa hls a.d hame Ior burial
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ana it's
roolloaps
february

February seNideur S as eeanoHltef
q Hne faf while t IS tas shortest
mah S NE ar fst Il IS tha ouy
ous ol tfr tafl,e thaf raa baast 6f
tsa sidsIy hnasa holidays
81 one % tfea tle lanks rloss a.
tfatcai8 AMI good Amefcaa pes
p's are eHfsate3 b remember ue
hlier g thsg esaaff ana al uo
ifn'h on tae a eblch We cer
b'Ats ou fhe ttt hearts Afs ap,a ana
Dan upa nields ths affoa and ihe
bov and els delicious Hes
itea pwtt1 oastan 81 the maea
flur editor ttn giving to ths pablc
tle spscla catsr desifns forfhsdlaef.
nt moutls 81 tfs f0F There is
8aite an interest ug recreation i8f
ulosa wtl8 maks iea aaIf 81 wateie
lHE tne month"; appearance al ihe
book eioess " the various beuadica IS
sitH urif clever cover ucatldus
~ esen particular diversion ~ the
scar uf a iir -asea. fhas ran
tnfed fsbrmB eee1s 6 eeuea Ca
faritf eHeu 81 tle popular pa1ea
unus ai tls aay tfe afE eaeU other
a. taahtrf caH aepaf % tHs most A.
tsN dress aua al fhg same iime ir
msi originals sleH faaf FFeat-
lis s. fef. #es..E.#5 f.. .. -..s ..#s
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15
70 RENovATE olD MuFF.
Fancy Ones Ars n Coed style~-oit
One Mny De Satisfactorily
nemeaslsA.

y NEs arr 10 bs purchased n ever
klna Il iaf ana III d yAgiety "a pat
ierna ana shapes. ana aFe yefg lafreil
uasa bas me adsolnius sketch shoes
a. eaoslls8t ldea fof tha fenoyAilen d
a. oia aat Nhieh can be aaiit npot
so = q lo8k completely ncv the wofn
oaf man mereiy serving as : foaada
tidn for : fresh oatsids
The Old iinlnE mnst ersi Be removed
The interiaeiaE strips depicted miGhl
o. n ons ~ iAs aans tlnds n sslYsl
tou 70 b antaihs ssrh ~ miruir
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saaea hsfs fhaala aneaf lsg ba re
agire8
Tpsiita 10 tvtaty foarh uvs
same length as 81
rNsnlF nfih um Iaersaas 81 .eAt.
fnH the laM fa1 8itche anw0fked
snf psaene 9ft, tbs lasi made daahia
rnthsi eaeh ara.ag Insifaa af mak
iaE 3 chain hns decreasing afes
8iehea CnnHaHf 1tfeaNna s. 5
ea anfl ghf fou Is - ihe ama
sasth a. NJ afst emo Wafs snohef
Fps same a. iasf and frpes ffnm
rgw JOSH the sat uu 81 thH fapn
astoa ehalu elih isris ast pla
ac s.iea q ne .ee together ana tau
aiih slnEis reeht
tpmmenee fram Jaa seam ana nark
see tQu8ie f0gAa ailh aae Aalu
lussa iuia saeh r6 lof us h5aai
lhe ankie
6eeaat fas oas daabio efoehst
Ialn sAch siiieh All round.
fa5H3 raN one toah.s rrachss iu
each sfiieh bar sas ruaad a thaih.
fafn sad SOFA 6aabls rra bri in
sarh fhaln aud ,hsa uark raaud ne
a.hrf BAR iha IS tse fhs nrs sask
iaatif fa - iH each Eitsa tbalk
afesai ai foaH3 faz ira mss fass
ns ak e af# hm asa iH
W he a $50 ne 3au 81
sfueE ie Hh rs cashes
is fuHna ta alsIe aEfh e6a.u ana
aasa ba a
F M raH @ ~ afh
see asla aen aH Ne aU
a1na ns 0rst Both
itfrafH g @ h aH fcaH
tafra e aaHe .ga atta ehAlu
s. aaa aH8 te aH
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The DreadnOught.
Largest and Most Powerful Battle
ship of the Worlds Navies
Launched Today.

lhs Dfssaaaaghf slH he uuiqaa. ~ wiil
D. ,hs ara helilashln u sAe Nerla ia be
anvea ~ saftiass Theses bHsiars esil
sapfly iha p~sf ~ rsafaliefs tse iaore
then aaY previously hali. tiF8lsh haiii
ahip whisa tst ake he saa faays
alp 81 ~ s@ aasN Anhes aastn
fssa 81 tas iaFhfass 81 saseu s. it- m
ia,msate q e. CsnaaMs e ha lbe
nanmn esl hasa ~ a
whet 6 is M
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M sly fa te mf6 f
w a n
hsflse ~ naiy ~ sesla tsf,as mmtl )
ehta sAe aiA teu tae AiisHa st
baa3 ea 0ibmam iaas lehg Paf
mlaaag hsrN th easaae aa Weaiar
rsnsaa aefs A. eat ufeaitas a
ase san ihe iaf ihe shIf fths A.
isaiie asst sfa f makae iham ~
she eeassa 80 rs tAa t.sur 81 maf ~
ms,isf uta ths ssemg niehi be walne
n ihls awH a. g all g. Hheg its ifres1
nsa tat aatai pHi sata
aNHAlag = tsyastst4ur s 'bls soasaa
taisd assfueslaa has otef bees sauetlr
"a ia So brain 8 msa. g j. imrosstis
81 Estaw tsa maas g one niuats's sell
directed e. a ths eatmg sbirs aad
etsu ere wiuaie t falaart - ghss
lhs fTesi wll 81 tsa tou5t - uof1is
fasNamins tae eaaaes eet ihs faaee aaa
afe ss q isfgi prasgHes Totals rHrh
hss - reaff feae. $50 shls a aa ita
sHd - ihs liue - as sasni shsn
see uFsNst aiisa wa fg ever aaws and
slutisuas g pfesinaasts vssss. go
s. sulllaa saa haIf erfiaf - uafr
ssrh via isa e taeifs ialasa esas
shiloh mH neaTs s. aasaTma uhsn
thfss . faaf uilss distant ar1 aiii laal
Is saresas.an ei " sasilt esel as.eh.nf
seag 60 Faals esa3lae ub ssaIs 30
Mauastan la ihaw anhs
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aith

Means tte aH8tf q o. 9o aas
Aafk Wifha0f 4n1m fatigue and Cd
aHi IIff uuffH living Ao0 rAnHHf
fafc HHiisHsi ilu ef a@fstIHa sIft-
oat rs HlstiiHs flt lrtf aud pn.IHts
lHk tha hd aara condition aaF
te tEe afa lu|rsrst nelie iH ief
tsHr 'iH t#si user ts2uIafHf f1af ht
ssfd las ffr5 EHHuu Mn h
sMfth writes AErH . ts asr
lleftHH d aud thr t*sf medicine
taf cnftp tpsfioH aH8 regulating TIE
ltktf efsf lei M af Ip.H
afHr aufa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15

4 noticeable feature of he eHfrl
aaltH ths ufesaiea bs uA
M s. the circular skir afs fftsi
Htfh Huy fuaka Sd lhe tnH afd sme
st9lu ha,e facsz at lhe lefom fan
MINIS afaau8 omrlimt ihf iaea Ire
slde ara sssia ihsg ars u1 urs
than ralf aa iHfh aefp De- some skirts
thag sfe fwnurf elosa ~ the foai ana
lu others laey arr Wias apafi. ane ii
lhe hem. ansihtt a. abaui knoe eHg,a.
9Th 4 third tefSHsu
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one nieitt three Weoks ago
just toos tlai knife aud stuck ii
into them said ilady n don't
kuoN Iusl hos tie idea afsf came 20
me. When stabbed eemen ! De.
ilslied ia ii lusf uuf quick stroke
aud it gas 81 ogeF didas giee oct
Romen particularly Or tasir beauty
of any ater reason & Didn't make
aa4 d'aefrnee % me s. l0as Is theY
we're women never thought q
stabbine mea ithlus tne arsi soa.
an ] slahiwd was a Glehlh and Olive
streets After THAR { aas excited aud
didn kn0s hos many J stabbed af
ias ahat vas aume
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15

he3iM Nlta the symptoms of q COM
mon eold tien IS chiaiuess, suee1ing
sore throat h1l skln qaies pulse
haaneuess ana mpeded respiration.
elise frequent small doses Of ballard S
ildfelaand syrup the child wlll crg
fof d aud a. fhe arsl slNn of 4
rnoapY cough apply freqnautlY ial.
lard : SNOW l.inlmeni a. Tee thraaf
Mm 4 AHlei NeN Castle. Colo.
writes haUb D.. 1902 lhlnk Bals
Lard lianeh00ud syrup q wonderful
remedy and So pleasant i0 take sold
hg Peoples drag store
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Tbs ualfh Ae.ne a eateWaY % the
srff WHfn prominent phyaI
eiaa auu & ihs mattf 81 absolute
e'aaa Hsr here auaes . made taa
im aH fNaeh ne small child ths
sa8 h health wlli 81 established ae
e0fd.na
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-15

klaarf complaint slis more people
Than auf afhef disease This h aue
t9 use disease lMimg al lHslGiAN fNAt
It gtis 4 kaod beId aa tie sFafem 81
fore Be rs fsaoanHsea fQasfa kidHst
tnfr sil prevent fHe development 20
fatal diaAsa u taken iu time. A r.
0Mrfas d@
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NuNEY d lolu b fums Ioue b
sll0ff fime Mafc laaa s. lnfesf-
a.cnt C Ians9 haf.alnf Canmafe
lal Ter aI.gtA
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Hai.agd ilauiHaud SYrp & aill -
eafp faa soaad ss9 sHi eject a
HHnHt aaa faaHesi eafr Al feopea
dfns ssufe
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Mla k13e pesksaffh feachef ln
ths eAeates uAflauAl wfna.s a.
Affair cama up fflday ~ ssll iHsnds
Ia Niuita
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-29
REcLusE BURIED HIS WEALTH
Securities Worth $4,000 Found After
Aged Mans Death.

Winona. Mimi. Oct 29.-Notes,
mortgages, certificates of deposit and
other personal property worth thou
sands Of dollars have been dug up on
the farm of Lemuel Hill, an aged her
NIT of Pleasant Hill. who died last
week in local hospital Living In
seclusion, dressing shabbily and deny
ing himself even the plain comforts
Of life 1t was supposed that this old
miser had left valuables, but the
searching party was amazed by the
value of the documents unearthed.
On his deathbed Hill called friend
and told him the name of man who
knew where his valuables were Sc
creted. 1t developed, however, that
this man had only vague knowledge
Of the hiding place. A party was or
ganized and much time was spent in
digging before the cache OF the hoard
was uncovered.
No will was left and the property,
which will be worth at least $50. 600,
probably will be divided among his
two brothers and sister.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-29
RAILROADS WILL NOT GRANT IN
CREASED WAGES TO ANY OF
THEIR EMPLOYEES.
REPEAT OFFER TO THE sMTCHMEA
ASSERT ADVANCE OF TWO CENTS
AN HOUR is ONLY cONCES-
SION POSSIBLE,

Chicago, Oct 29-The railroads
have informed Grand Master Hawley
of the Switchmen's union that the de
mands of the men for an eight-houl
day and an increase In wages would
be refused The offer of an increase
of cents an hour, which the railroads
have already made to the switchmen
was repeated, but the men were told
that this would be all that could be
obtained.
The refusal of the demands of the
switchmen was also made to apply to
Ail other organizations of railroad EN-
ployes which have of late presented
demands for shorter hours or in
creased wages. 1t was made clear in
the reply to the switchmen that the
requests of the Brotherhood of Rail
way Trainmen, to which reply was
asked by Nov. ! will be refused
Grand Master Hawley has called a
meeting of the switchmen, but no
strike action will be taken until a ref
erendum vote has been taken.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-29
INFATUATED WITH WOMAN
NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY OF.
FICiAL KILLS YOUTHFUL CON-
PANIoN AND SUICIDES.

New York, Oct. 29.--Louis G. Hamp-
ton, aged sixty, assistant secretary of
the United States Trust company of
this city, shot and killed Victoria |.
Taczkow, beautiful young woman, In
the Hotel Griffou in West Ninth street
and then committed suicide. Hampton
was infatuated with the woman and
they had been seen together many
times during the past month. They
had been at the hotes where the
tragedy occurred for twenty-fouT
hours. Whether or not~pthet tragedy
was the result OF pact between the
man and woman to die together has
not been determined, but the circum-
stances seem to show that the young
woman had agreed to die with her
companion
Hampton leaves a wife and two
childen Miss Taczkow. who was
twenty-nine years of age, lived with
her father and invalid mother. She
was employed In Fifth avenue de-
partment store.
The United States Trust company
of which L. G. Hampton was assistant
secretary, Is one of the largest and
strongest trust companies in New
York Ex-Secretary Lyman j. Gage
was its president until recently and
on his retirement Edward w. Sheldon
was elected president and Mr.. Hamp-
ton for some time acted as secretary.
According to DR.. Lehane. the cor
oner's physician. there is evidence that
Miss Taczkow made desperate strug-
gle for her life, as the left side Of her
face, extending under the left ear bore
traces Of having been held forcibly in
the grip of mans hand and Dr.
Lehane is of the opinion that Hamp-
ton tried to hold Miss Taczkow while
he fired one of the shots.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-29

q the income she settles upon him in
the agreement.
Inasmuch as the duke, thanks to
Vanderbilt generosity, has an income
Of $4,000 year 1t is believed he
will be able to keep the wolf from the
doors OF Blenheim palace.
Duchess Retains Children.
The duchess retains possession of
the two children, the Marquis of
Blandford and Lord Ivor Spence
Churchill, who are nine and eight
years old respectively. The duke, of
course, retains Blenheim, the historic
family home of the Churchills, while
for the time at least the duchess will
keep their town house-Sutherland
house-as her home. The duchess is
now In Paris
Not only King Edward but the whole
Marlborough family has worked ear
nestly to prevent the separation Of the
duke and duchess, but without effect.
People intimately acquainted with
the Marlborough household intimate
that the friction became more acute
owing to the sighting, unsympathetic
attitude OF the duke since the duchess
deafness became more pronounced.
She made frequent visits to specialists
on the Continent for treatment and the
duke habitually remained behind, en-
joying the gay life of the metropolis.
According to Reynolds Newspaper
the duke, In the opinion of the duch-
ess. paid greater attention than neces-
sary to . young girl friend of his
wife's.
The duchess has the warmest SYM
n=:hv ~ ovarv one In London con-
versant with the sIruatun. since
arrival here as bride eleven years
ago she has made herself most pop
ular. She has been an active sup
porter of charities, hard worker for
the benefit of the tenants on the Blen-
helm estate and general favorite in
society. her wealth enabling her to
revive the splendors of the somewhat
neglected palace OF Blenheim.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-29
WILL FORGET THE PAST.
General Picquart's Policy as French
Minister of War.

Paris, Oct, 29.-The attitude Of Gen.
eral Picquart, the defender of Dreyfus
and now minister of war, towards his
old prosecutors in the army was de-
fined when an officer who was in
volyed in the conspiracy to practically
Danish Picquart to the border of the
Sahara entered the minister's Office
and began to stammer out a statement
on the subject Picquart stopped him,
saying:
Il know only one thing and that is
that you have always been an excel
lent officer. You may be sure that
shall not forget that"
General Picquart has initiated his
direction of the ministry of war by
ordering back to their regular duties
all soldiers who We're detailed for
light work in and about the war min
istry
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-29
MADISON DAKorAMoNpAY
WILL APPEAL FROM DECISION.
independence League Candidates Are
Ruled Off Ballot.

New York, Oct 29-The Independ-
ence league will appeal to the court OF
appeals from the decision of the appel
late division Of the supreme court rul.
ing off the official ballot the names of
a number of league candidates for
congress the assembly and the judic-
iary. A special session of the court
will be necessary to hear the appeal
and application for such session will
be made to Chief Judge Cullon at
once. The decision of the appellate
division was very sweeping and, If 1t
stands, will keep off the ballot many
of the leagues most important nom
inees for Office In New York county.
The decision, however, does not affect
the leagues state ticket headed by
William R. Hearst.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-10-29
QUIT SOLICITING BUSINESS.
New York Central Agents Ordered to
Hunt Empties.

Chicago. Oct. 29.-Orders have been
issued by the traffic department of the
New York Central lines west of Buff
falo instructing all agents and solic-
itors to cease soliciting business, as
the roads are unable to handle what
comes to them naturally. These en-
ployes have been directed to hunt for
freight cars. Accordingly between
$50 and 200 men are now devoting all
of their time to tracing freight cars
belonging to the New York Central
lines.
Never in the history of Western
roads was the freight congestion so
great as now. 1t is reported that the
Northern Pacific has at least 10000
cars which it is unable to move, so
great has the offered business become.
Other roads in the Northwest also are
in bad shape. one of the main reasons
for congestion being the abnormal
movement Of lumber
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TO BEAUTlFY CHICAGO.
Merchants Club Will Undertake IRE.
nendous Task.

Chicago, Oct. 29.-Chicago is to be
made one of the most artistic cities
in this country, if plans announced by
the Merchants club are carried out.
Comprehensive plans for the develop
ment Of the city along architectural
lines, with beautiful public places and
driveways, connecting north and
south boulevard, an outer parkway ex-
tending the entire length Of the city
along the lake front and an outer park
system will be prepared under direc-
ton of the Merchants club.
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GRAFT PROBE TO CONTINUE
District Attorney Still in Office at San
Francisco.


San Francisco, Oct 29-After a day
Sf tremendous excitement District At
lorney Langdon, who was dismissed
from Office by Acting Mayor Gallagher,
Is apparently In victorious position
and has gained temporary advantage
over the city officials and politicians
whom he had announced he intended
to have indicted for felonies and mis-
demeanors.
An attorney representing Langdon
appeared before Superior Judge Sea-
well and obtained an order temporar-
lily restraining Boss" Abe Ruef, whom
the acting mayor appointed to succeed
Langdon, from interfering with the
officials or affairs Of the district at
torney's Office.
Judge Seawell set the case for hear
ing next Friday Langdon and his
assistant, Francis j. Heney, were not
disturbed in their official capacity.
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FALLlEREs NOT FRIGHTENED.
Comments on Radical Policy Of New
French Ministry.

Paris, Oct. 29.-When President
Fallieres received the members Of the
new cabinet shortly after its forma-
ton he made the following statement
to M. viviani, the minister of labor:
mo doctrine, no reform, no matter
how bold, frightens me. The govern
ment as constituted must march at the
head of the democracy. Consequently,
| look with pleasure on the creation
of the ministry Of labor. In the pres
ent state of economic evolution in
France such a ministry is absolutely
necessary
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DUKE AND HIS AMERICAN WIFE
SEPARATE WITHOUT RESORT
TO THE COURTS.
HUSBAND GETS INCOME OF 500, 900
KING EDWARD MAKES FINAL EF.
FORT TO RECONCILE THE
PAIR BUT FAILS.

London, Oct. 29.-king Edwards
efforts to effect a reconciliation be-
tween the Duke and Duchess of Marl-
borough have failed and the terms of
separation are now public property.
There will be no resort to the courts
The duke takes the money the daugh-
tor Of the Vanderbilt family offers
him and they separate. The papers
have been drawn up. signed and
sealed.
1t costs the duchess 100000 year
to BE- rid OF her ducal husband That
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Fleeing Bank officer Arrested.
Need Thousand Preachers.

ministers are needed to equip the va
cant charges and new missions of the
Lutheran church throughout the coun-
try. This conclusion was reached at
conference of officers of the home
mission board and the ministers OF
Pittsburg synod now in session here.