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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
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"a visitor to-day
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legal business here today
Republicans meeting vii - held
Friday nRht a tie Cafsslosrg sshooI
house
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pha ustd a knife % a Naane oue
night al a daneo ~ miles west of 81.
nlta. sas before iuliee tarar and
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the charge q susult vifh intent %
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leave nexl week Cot Enid, where bs
sill have charge af the church Of his
denomination During his pasiorats
here BE- las done a gfeat work. uot
only I'd NlnIia, lat aiso at Sspulus,
Tulsa Cafsmsfe and Chelsea. no6l
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
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CA SUNDAY
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IS tae s9sh district taiaY
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mote.
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mofalug
NFs y WAlset living north 81
town returned yesterday sfeniag fem
aasxtsnei visit 10 Texas
q n Ragers and w H. Ham slll
attend : Republican meeting a. suH.
s.alna sehpol house tonight
Judge Jasepl A. Gla aud ether
caau officials lsft at zn esrlg hour
thss morning to hold court ~ Noeaia
Horace Stone. operator a. the FRS.
90 depot i terY clever fellos ard
handles hls sogs promptly And aeeae
Atey
tlm shercr vii soon begin tie eroe-
tion d q nice cottage oa the lot be r..
Gently purchased from Russel Hunt
on West Delaware avenue.
niir Slmms IS over IN tie nm
country on important business lIs
will spend fee DAYS with Joun west
lafofe returning q tie city
Ms Hart returned Las eyealng
ffem Kansas Cigy where Sire has heen
receiving medical treatment She
Is grFy much improved 10 health
Albert strickland AMI Harrison
Gea n Sailisaw are 10 jail hefe. elarx.
~ with introducing shlskeg Thef
weFe brought 10 b Deputy Priest
Thomas lsliel. the Rough rider with
Ms wtle. arrived ii vlnlta this morn.
m from England NJ lsle has been
touring Europe iof several years ulth
naaalo nllls sli0e
The 1ife comnny should burn the
hlsh grass And eeeas "a the vacant
lyls iu tie southwest part 81 The eltF
1sif 81 tbs prompt action Of TIE IRE
department SATURDAY afternoon they
prevented great property los
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

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original aal fhe Hame S Ha6l lea on
every taK Hoai fof eeseua settler
hdils tats ana bruises ud especia'lF
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-01
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
.COREYS HERE
IN SECLUS|ON
TALK OF RECONCILIATION is
AROUSED AGAIN
Pennsylvania Steel Kings Wife Has
Her Mother-in-Law and Sister.
lnsLaw With Her Awaiting
Further Developments

Mrs. w. e. Corey wife of the Penn
sylvania steel magnate, who is suing
her husband for divorce, arrived in
Los Angeles yesterday and is at the
Westminster hotel
Mrs. Corey is accompanied by her
husbands mother, Mrs. A. A. Corey,
and her sister-in-law, Miss A. B.
Corey. They have been the constant
companions of the bereaved wife since
Coreys actions regarding his domestic
troubles became public.
No visitors are welcome at the Corey
rooms and Mrs. Corey refuses to say
anything about her husbands alleged
fondness for pretty actress.
The party will spend several weeks
in Los Angeles and Southern California
awaiting developments from the east
1t is runored that in spite of the
marital difficulties in the family Mrs.
Corey may consent to a reconciliation
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
MAYOR SUBMITS
OLD BOARD SLATE
COUNCIL PROMPTLY REJECTS
LIST
Waits an Hour for Message,
Then AdJourns for a Day.
Deadlock Is Still
Unbroken

The mayor sent the names of E. T.
Perkins, Lester L. Robinson and w.
M. Humphreys late yesterday after
noon to the city council for confirma-
ton as a board Of public works
This action Indicated that the hope of
breaking the deadlock which the coun-
Gil had fostered since it sent its COM
promise measure to the mayor last
week was rapidly receding, for this list
is the same as submitted by the mayor
Immediately after his first list of Per-
kins, Winters and Mathews was re-
jected by the council.
More than two weeks have passed
since this second list was submitted,
and it was evident that the mayor be-
lieved he had nearly won the waiting
game he is playing and that for the
sake of peace the council would accept
almost anything he chose to send it.
Not so, however.
When the list was submitted every
councilman looked as though he would
like to shy brick through the thick
walls that separate the council cham
Der from the mayors private office, but
the nominees were referred to the COM
mittee of the whole.
They remained in committee less than
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
HER JEALOUSY IS FERvID
Relatives Bring ExcitabIe Wife From
Pasadena to Refute Divorce
Alterations

Charged with being insanely jealous
of her husband, Ida e. Benton, wife
of George G. Benton of Pasadena, was
tried before Judge Gibbs Of the superior
court yesterday.
The accused pleaded not guilty and
through efforts in her own behalf she
was allowed to return to her residence
with her relatives in Pasadena in which
time she will be allowed to prove her
Innocence.
According to the testimony Of her
husband and relatives the woman has
on several occasions threatened. to kill
the woman who is the object of her
jealousy, to burn down the house in
which she and her husband reside on
Park street. On other occasions she
has threatened to commit suicide and
when restrained has threatened the
lives of the different members of the
family.
She was taken back to her home in
Pasadena late yesterday afternoon by
the relatives who brought the charges.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13

fifteen minutes, when unseen power
seemed to actuate "Uncle" George
Smith, and he moved that the names
be taken from the committee. lie fol-
lowed this with a motion that the
mayors nominees be not confirmed.
This motion was unanimously passed
by the council, Councilman Kern soto
voce, sarcastlcally interfering the
statement:
1.-THE charter requires that one mem
Der of the board shall be a Democrat"
This action Of the council in refusing
to confirm the mayors list was imme-
diately sent to the chief executive, end
although the council remained In ses-
sion more than an hour after taking
this action no more messages were re-
ceived from the mayor. He had prev
iously declared that If this list was
turned down by the council he would
send in message that would scorch
the paper on which 1t was written.
When the council adjourned at 5
o'clock 1t was to meet again this after
noon at Q o'clock when 1t will receive
any further messages the mayor cares
to send
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
SALT LAKE OBTAINS RIGHT
Wins Permission to Use Alley for
Spur Track Where Santa
Ee Failed

The Salt Lake railroad was yesterday
granted permission to run a spur track
through the alley east of Santa Fe
avenue, over the same route for which
the Santa Fe recently asked the same
privilege.
Whether the members of the council
were aware of the fact that there was
a vigorous protest from n number of
property owners along the line of the
proposed spur who do not want the
salt Lake or any other railroad to have
the use of this alley IS u moot ques-
ton, but after the request had been
granted there was little chance Of a
change of action.
Minute Clerk Wilde read the protest
This declared that the alley in uues-
ton was necessary to the property
through which 1t runs. as It would be
inaccessible from the rear with a rail-
road operating along it, and that a
railroad would greatly damage the
value of the property for residential
purposes. When this protest was read
some members of the council assumed
an expression Of surprise and ordered
1t filed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
HUSBAND HAS
HURLING HABIT
WIFE, TIRED OF ooDoINe, ASKS
FOR DIVORCE
Their Romance Had It's Beginning In
Missouri and Ended When Dishes
Came In Wife's Way-Po-
lceman Gives Testimony

Because her husband was afflicted
with a mania for hurting every NOV
able article in the house at her, Mrs.
Eva Roach, wife of George r. Roach,
an electrician employed OH one of the
local electrical railroads, was granted
an interlocutory decree of divorce on
the grounds of cruelty Yesterday by
Judge Trask of the superior court.
The marital woes of the Reaches date
back over two years and, according to
the wife yesterday, are due to Roach's
fondness for liquor.
The pair married in Warrensburg
Mo-, on February 4, 1896. From there
the Reaches moved to Topeka, thence
20 Los Angeles, where they have lived
for three years.
The continual hurting of household
articles at Mrs. Roach made a clever
dodger of her and, although she pitted
her agility against her husbands
mania and thereby added unusual
alertness to her accomplishments, she
decided she could keep it up no longer
when about one year ago her husband
came home under the influence of
liquor and hurled a pot of boiling
coffee at her.
On another occasion when liquor had
a warm grip on Roach, the latter stag
gered into his home at supper time.
He demanded a course of delicaces
which the wife had failed to place on
the table. Failing to comply with the
demands of Roach the latter kicked
over the table, smashing all of the
dishes, dumping the bread, meat, po-
tatoes and dessert. Not satisfied with
the small riot thus caused Roach is
said to have seized lighted lamp
and hurled that. Mrs. Roach lodged
the latter and 1t struck against the
wall, shattering it. The oil soaked
into the plaster and 1t is said the stain
is still visible.
Several monthe ago Roach came
home drunk and when he met his wife
he seized a chair and attempted to
strike her. In raising it from the floor
and as he was about to dash it against
Mrs. Roach, his shoulder was dislo-
Gated and Mrs. Roach was spared the
effort to dodge the furniture.
Following this incident a neighbor,
overhearing the noise within the Roach
rooms, notified officer Ralph Rose.
The latter was placed on the stand
and testified that he ar
rested Roach on a charge of assault.
Roach was arraigned before Judge
Chambers of the police court and SEN
fenced to a fine of 500 or the alterna-
tive of twenty days in prison. Roach
Daid the fine
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
GET AT RAIL MAIL WEIGHTS
QuadrenniaI Testing by Postal Off,
Gals of Trains Begins
Soon

The quadrennial weighing of malls in
this district will be begun in a few
days, for the purpose of awarding con-
tracts for the transportation of the
mails on steam railroads.
This is one of the sections allotted
by the government. every four years,
in which to weigh the matter carried on
steam railways, after which the con-
tracts for the ensuing term are award
ed to the lowest bidders. This district
comprises the country west Of Mis-
souri,.
Chief Clerk r. T. r. Moore will have
charge of Arizona and Southern Cali
lorna, extending to Eel Paso on the
Southern Pacific and Albuquerque on
the Santa Fe.
About sixty men Will be employed in
this jurisdiction. They will travel on
the trains with the mail clerks to weigh
the mail bags received at each station.
BY means of these tests contract
prices for mail carrying are estab-
lished by the postal department.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
THEY STOLE FROM SANTA FE
One Fellow Gets Three Years in San
Quentin-Other Is on
Probation

Ralph Richmond and Tony Hetz,
recently fonud guilty Of burglary by
Judge Smith of the superior court were
sentenced yesterday.
Richmond was sent to the state
prison at San Quentin for three years.
On the grounds of possible good
behavior and the promise of friends
that the boy should be given work in
the near future Hetz was placed on
probation for three years.
Both of the boys were arrested sew
eral days ago ON a warrant charging
them with stealing about $500 worth Of
brass and other property belonging TO
the Santa BE Railroad company.
The theft was committed January
6 and the goods taken were from car
No. 500.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
LOS ANGELANS GET CONTRACT
outbid Eight Competitors in the
Order for One Hundred
Fire Hydrants

At the meeting of the board of the
Los Angeles Water company yesterday
the principal action of interest to the
public was the opening of the bids
submitted for the furnishing of 100 fire
hydrants and the awarding of the or
der to the Tennessee Iron works of
Los Angeles for $243625, the lowest bid
There were eight other bids as fol-
lows: keystone Iron works, $2499;
Washington Iron foundry, $3.50;
Llewellyn Iron works, $500; Crane
company, $3149; Union Iron works,
s279O, all of Los Angeles; Risdon Iron
works, San Francisco, 1920; Green
burg & Sons, San Francisco, $2672.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
INCINERAT0R REQUIRES MEN
Twelve More Laborers Provided for In
Street Superintendent
PAYROLL

The payroll of the street superin-
tendent was amended by the council
yesterday to provide for four laborers
at $2.25 day and eight stokers at $3.50
to be employed at the new garbage in
Generator. These men will work in
two shifts of eight hours each.
The garbage incinerator is now going
through the trial preliminary to its
acceptance by the council and the
statement was made yesterday by n
councilman that the cost of operating
the incinerator will Re more than that
guaranteed by the Decarie people in
their contract.
If it is greatly in excess Councilman
Kern stated that it would not be ac-
cepted. for the contract price at least.
He declared that more than 100 tons
of garbage was being consumed daily
at the new crematory
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
SMALL ROBBERIES REPORTED
Police Receive Reports of Number
of Breaks Committed
on Sunday

A number of small burglaries COM
mtted on Sunday were reported to the
police yesterday.
At the restaurant of Evans & Cox,
SIT West Sixth street, the kitchen was
ransacked and cutlery valued at $50
was stolen.
Miss Elizabeth Rockwell, 62S South
Broadway, reported that jewelry worth
apartments.
At j. Il. Hansards store, 112 Com
merciaI. street, burglars secured 800.
Some one cut into a tent pitched on
the river bottom near Seventh street
and stole a gold watch belonging to
Charles Vess.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
GOT DAMAGES FOR INJURY
Victim Wins In Suit Growing Out
of Mlostep on Side
walk

Kate Lancaster. wife of John Lam
caster, who sustained a broken foot
while walking over a sidewalk In front
OF building under erection on West
Third street last July, was awarded
$3.50 damages yesterday by Judge James
OF the superior court.
The suit was brought against w. A.
Duncombe. contractor.
The petitions prayed for $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
FREDERIcKs VICTIM SUES
Los AngeIes-Paeflc Car HurIs Him
of Wagon, Hence LltI-
cation

Suit for $4,000 damages from the Los
Angeles-Pacific Railroad company was
commenced i'm the superior court yes
terday before Judge Wilbur by John F.
Plath.
The complaint alleges that on Oc-
tober Plath, I'm an express wagon, was
crossing the tracks Of the Los Angeles
Pacific Railroad company near the sta
ton known as Fredericks Before he
had time to get out of the way of a
rapidly approaching coach, he claims,
the car crashed into the wagon, hurting
him from the seat.
Plath alleges that he sustained in
Juries which have disabled him par
TALLY. In consequence of the injuries
Path alleges that medical attention
has incurred 800 expenses The wagon,
which was also demolished, is valued
at .$1OO. The case is being tried before
a jury.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
Battery Presented to MeneIlk

VIENNA. Feb. 12.-It is stated on
good authority that the Austro- Hun
garian government has sent a fully
equipped battery Of mountain guns as
gift to Emperor Menelik OF Abyssinla
1t is assumed that Austria sent the
gift to Menelik in retaliation for the
action of italy In sending a mountain
battery to Prince Nicholas of Monte
negro.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
North pakotans, Picnic

The North Dakotans will hold "a
basket picnic Thursday at II o'clock
at Eastlake park. George B. Winship,
who is editor of The Herald at Grand
Forks, who spends his winters here,
is president of the society. About 300
or 400 were out last year. Rain pre-
vented the picnic last Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13
z5c Imported French
EioWerS, Bunch

Our own direct importation, mostly of
roses, small crush or full blown styles;
some six in bunch, others nine; are
in all colors and are the very best
French flowers: usually sold at 75c.
Second Floor.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13

AS Valentine Day is on Feb. IA, you
should make your purchases now. We
have the largest assortment in the
city, both of the imported and domes-
tic valentines at prices ranging from
lie to $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13

Women's allover lace Isle hose;
also lace ankle hose in tan, brown
and black; also gauze Isle and in
grain gauze cotton; stamped for
quality Of dye; have double soles,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-13

FREE DELIVERY TO SANTA
MONICA, OCEAN PARK, LONG
BEACH, SAN PEDRO, HOLLY
WOOD, PASADENA, PROSPECT
PARK AND COLEGROVE.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-06
EVERY COURTESY FOR.
G. A. R., SAYS BURGAN

Secretary Burgan of the st. Anthony
Commercial club is working in conjunc-
ton with the Minneapolis real estate
bureau to inaugurate a reform with re-
spect to the courtesy shown strangers
by the street railway employees and
members of police and fire departments.
He desires to include among this num-
Der the entire population of the East
Side, asking them to give special at
tention during the summer to help in
the entertainment of strangers, taking
to point out special points of interest.
ut is constantly said by tourists
that western cities are much in advance
Of us in this particular, said Mr.. Bur
gan. "The street car conductors seem
to be Informed concerning the objects
of interest which lie along the car line
over which they are running and take
special pains to furnish information to
inquirers.' ,~-< -s@ g.. ..
X: Accordingly Secretary Burgan has
communicated with the different clubs
in East Minneapolis, asking them to do
al in their power to emphasize to the
citizens of St. Anthony the Importance
Of offering strangers every opportunity
to become acquainted with Minneapolis
during their stay. The street railway
company has signified it's Willingness to
assist the club, and Mayor Jones has
promised to help in every way. The
public affairs committee of the St. An
tbony Commercial club has completed
its plans for the reception of strangers.
A list of the vacant rooms in East
Minneapolis has been arranged in cata-
log form for the convenience Of tourists,
and the national societies will make
ready to receive their fellow members
from other parts of the country,