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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
FOUR KILLED IN BED;
. SIX NEGROES ARRESTED
Father, Mother and Two LILLE
Children Murdered and Another
One Mortality Wounded.
HOUSE FIRED TO HIDE CRIME
Two Older Daughters Hearing n
Noiue on the Lower Floor of the
Farm House Rush to Their Par
ents' Room to Discover That They
Had Been Put to Death.



GREENSBORO. N. c., July a.
Que of the most horrible tragedies
In the history of Rowan county oc.
Cured near BARRIERS Junction about
forty miles from this city .hIs morn.
ing. Between the hours of one and
:wo o'clock negroes entered the home
oi Isaac Lylcrly, farmer, while lis
occupants were asleep, killed MIR.
Lylcrly, his wife and two of the
youngest children. fatally wounded
tho third and then set fire to the
house.
The parents and the three children
were sleeping In the front room on
the first floor, there being Two oldcs
daughters sleeping upstairs, who
were awakened by the smoke and
flames from below
Find Parents Murdered.
The two girls descended the stairs
to awaken their father and mother.
On reaching their room they found
their father md nluther and the three
youngest children lying OH the bed
their heads were crushed and their
faces badly dishgured
The two older daughters, Mary and
Addie, aged IS and l6 respectively,
managed to carry tho dead bodies
from the house and extinguish the
flames. Then they ran to the nearest
ncighbors, W. b. BARRIERS, and told
the story of the tragedy.
Bloodhounds on Trail.
There being no officers of the law
at this place. Il. n. Millikcn. train
dispatcher on duty at that hour was
notified and he wired the news to
the sheriff at Salisbury. who started
at once to the scene, with blood
hounds and posse Of armed men.
Bloodhounds were also sent from
Winston-Salem to assist In the pur.
suit
Three negro men and negro wo
man-George Erwin. Jack Dillingham;
and Mitchell Graham. and his wife.
have been arrested and put in Jail
at Salisbury OH suspicion of COM
plicity In the crime. Excitement is
intense in the neighborhood and
there is talk Of lynching.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
LETTER IN THAw CASE.
Chicago Piunser Wanted by the
State to Tell About Dinner.

NEW YORK. July 14.-Joseph
Letter, of Chicago. is being sought
by District Attorney Jerome to ap.
pear as Il witness In the Thaw muir.
der case, according to report which
gained considerable circulation to-.
day.
1t is said that It is the desire of
the district attorneys office to have
Mr.. Letter tell the details of din.
ner. dance. some time ago at which
Nina Harrington, the actress was a
guest.
According to today's report. the
search for Letter began as a result
of revelations made to Assistant At.
torney Caravan by one of the actress.
es he already has examined in con-
nection with the case.
Thaw received wireless telegram
from his mother today. The mes
sage was sent from the steamer
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria, upon
which Mrs. Thaw is returning from
Europe. 1t evidently was of a cheer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
Six Negroes Under Arrest.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., July IA
Sheriff Julian, of Rowan county to-
night brought to this city for safe
Keeping Neal Gillespie. his son, John
Gillespie. Jack Dillingham; and wife,
George Erwin and Henry Lee. nL-
groes, charged with the murder of
Isaac Lylerly. his wife and two chill
dren near BARRIERS Junction last
night.
There was nothing to Indicate a
lynching at Salisbury but the sheriff
though hest to move the prisoners.
The cOroner's jury fastened the crime
upon all the prisoners.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
TYRANs|CAl RULE IS RESPONSIBLE
President cabrera Accused Of Being
oespot-coun.ry Going to tn. Dog.
II Is charsed-many Soldiers sacr..
f'eed in the soo.h'ess Revolu.
ton.

PANAMA. CANAL ZONE, July Il =
a telegram received here from san
Salvador says thnt Honduras declar,
Oh war against Guatemala today.
Tho following proclamation bns
been circulated In Salvador:
General Bonilln, commanding The
Saivndorcan army. has repealed the
Guatemalan troops. Tho victorious
army Of Salvador retained tho posl.
tons captured from tho enemy"
The declaration Of war by Hondur.
as upon Guatemala brings n third
state actively into the Central Amerl-
can trouble. which has been pro.
crossing with more or less fighting
hnl blndahed for month or more.
Honduras ana Salvador nre now mr..
rnycd ngninst their neighbDr on the
west
Two Countries at Peace.
Nicaragua and Costa RIGA are the
only two countries etlll passive mud
1t has boon reported that the former
Is about to. take pnrt In tho fighting.
Up until today Honduras has seem,
inely taken no part In the difficulty
between her neighbors. Recent ire.
ports, however. declared her territory
had been invaded by GuntemaIan
troops in pursuit Of fugitlves from' the
army of General RcEnlado. the Saliva
dorenn commander who was killed In
the fighting mt Ilcaro.
Rebels Start the War.
The present trouble In Central
America has been brewing for long
time for the last five years the rev.
olutionists have been planning. In.
trlGuimg and preDarIng for the over
throw Of President Cabrera and. in
their efforts to this end they have not
failed to appeal for support to certain
elements In Honduras and Salvador
working on the national ambitions for
u first place among the states form
Ing Central America.
President "a Dictator.
President Cabrera has been sharply
criticised by his enemies They de-
clare he rules with extreme despotIsm
and that no mans life Is safe under
HIS administration and that the conn
try morally and economically Is 60.
inrtO the dogs under his unwIse and
illadvised course
On the other hand President Ca.
brera has declared that this revolu-
ton movement to be lnconsequentinl
and that the government would
promptly put It down.
President Cabrera's term az Office
In fact expired In 1906. lie has Insist
ed however. on holding office.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
IN LOVE SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Nineteen Year Old Boy Tries to
Commit Suicide,
Especial In the daily Pros,

Especial 10 the Daily Prcss)
PORTSMOUTH,. VA, July III.
Beverly Tuggle. the nlnctcen-yenr.old
boy who shot himself over, the heart
last night In his home. Park View.
survives In the Kings Daughters
hospital today, but at that institu.
ton his death Is expected mt any
moment.
A love affair, which is believed TO
have led mp to the shooting, came
to light today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
GLASS BRINGS SUIT.
Congressman Says He Haze Been Sian.
dered by Publication.
Especial to the Daily Press.)

'opeeiai u lne Dhliy GressD
LYNGHBURG, "A. July IA
sensation was created here by the
appearance on the streets and the
sale by newsboys of thousands of
copies of booklet, THE idea"
The contents of the booklet were
hot stuff, and were devoted for
a good part, at least. to u roast OF the
newspapers of the city, a satrical crit
tcism Of the street-car line, the coun-
Gil and the police force. Vi
Five thousand or more copies of the
publication were sold on the streets
by newsboys.
Congressman Carter Glass has
brought suit against the publishers of
The Idea" for $4,000 damages. The
pamphlet slandered him 1t is alleged
as well as many other persons in this
community. 3si
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
YOUNG MERCHANT KILLED
AHO ROBBED OF $500
"Tarheel" Found Dead With Bullet
Hole in Head and His Money
Missing.
Especial to the Daily Press,

RALEIGH, n. c., July 1i-Lon
Jones, 25 years old, prosperous
young farmer.merchant and son Of
B. r. Jones. of Smithfeld. this morn.
Ing was found dead at Dryland
Bridge, with bullet In the back of
his head
When last seen Jones was under
the influence of whiskcy, having a
bottle In his pocket last night before
leaving Smithficld to go home He
mad $500 In his pocket and the
money is missing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
Letter Denies Reports.

CHICAGO, Ills. July 1i.-Joseph
Letter. who Is In this city. denies
that he ever attended any dinner
dance at which Nina Harrington, the
actress, was guest.
Mr.. Letter said that he not ONLY
did not attend the dance, but Is un-
acquainted with any >uc the parties
IN the Thaw case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
LYNcHERs oUTWlrTED.
Policeman Flags Train and Takes
Man Killer to Jail,
CBy Associated PressD

O3y Associated Press.)
TRINIDAD. COL. July i'll n.
fioiton, real estate man, shot and
Killed Charles Gig, ranchman, at
Clayton, n. NJ. fiOlton had had
trouble with young man named
Hobson; Gig interfercd and was shot
dead. Holton was arrested and tax.
ch on board a train for Trinidad.
iyDching party was formed,
which started across the country to
intercept Holton. Learning OF the
plot, policeman tagged the train
ana took the man by circutious
route to the county Jail. He was
taken to Ration. N. NJ, today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
ANOTHER COAcHMAN INTERESTED
Thaw Changes Lawyers In a Fit of
Anger With His Present Counsel
Young Letter Wanted to Testify as
to What Occurred at Thespian Din.
ner-viIe Charges Made.
By Associated Press.)

PlTTSBUltG, PA, July Att was
learned tonight that the threatening
letters have been written to witness.
es for Mrs. Hartjc.
AS result Mrs. Alexander Stcrum
said to be Mrs. Hartjes intimate
friend, Is closely attended by Il ply.
stefan and is also guarded By two
private detectives.
Early In the Hartjc case. Mrs.
Stcrum was called to the stand to
sestify as to Mrs. Hartjc's habits
and character and since her testl
mony she has been Mrs. Hartje's
constant attendant
Woman Threatened With Death.
Mrs. Sterum today received let
ter commanding her to leave Pitts
burg. retract her testimony given In
favor Of Mrs. Hartje or she would he
shot.
Postponement until Wednesday,
July 25, was the result of the hear
Ing of the charges of conspiracy
against Augustus TIartje, who now
has pending in the courts sensa-
tional suit for divorce, his friend
John l.. Welshons and Clifford Hooe,
a negro and former coachman who
Is now In jail awaiting trial on the
charges of perjury brought against
him in connection with the divorce
case
More Sensations Promised.
The trial of the divorce case will
he resumed Monday or Tuesday but
IN the meantime there are indica
tions that the sensational discosu-
res are not at an end.
1t was said tonight that Miss Ida
Scott, sister of Mrs. Mary Scott Hart
Je Will go on the witness stand next
week and swear that she wrote ex.
hibit No. "a the envelope of which
was directed to Thomas Nadine"
care of Schulenberg'S stable. 1t was
one of MIR. Hartje's strong cards. as
he alleges his wife wrote 1t. She
will tell why she wrote to Nadine.
Another coachman in Case.
Another coachman entered the
Hartje divorce case this morning.
This coachman, whose name the at
torneys for Augustus Hartje will not
divulge. will appear as witnesses In
the case and will testify that he Sc
cured the famous 40 letters from
Tom Nadine, the coachman co.
respondent in the case after gaining
Madness confidence. The wlSness
will be Used in rebuttal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
ROBBED sY LONE HloHwAymAn
Mrs. Fred Palmer Writes OF Thrill
Ing Experience In California.

Mrs. Fred Palmer. who Is touring
In the west with hor husband has
written tn friends here telling OF 4
thrilling experience they had last
week near Raymond. Cal.
The coach IN which Mr.. an6 Mrs.
Palmer were travelling, was held mp
and robbed BY u lone highwayman.
Mr.. Palmer lost his gold watch, n val.
liable solitaire diamond ring ana all
the money he had In his pockets
Mrs. Palmer luckily was able 20 slip
her most valuable jwels into her belt
and save them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
HOMES ron QUAKE VICTIMS.
Permanent Shelters to Be Erected h,
San Francisco.
UBy Associated prcss.,

I3y NsSoGIntCu IrCss)
SAN FRANCISCO. July IA cor
poratlon composed of the members
of the finance committee. together
with. Governor Pardce and Mayor
Schmitz. having ut It's command
$3,750,0o0 Of the relief fund, will
proceed to build permanent houses
for the shelter of the city's home.
less.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
LOEB DENIES STATEMENT.
Roosevelt Will Net Change His MIND
He SAYS,

OYSTER BAY, l.. l., July IA
When the interview Of John Sharp
Williams was SHOWN To Mr.. Loeb
Secretary to the President today, NJ.
Loeb said: "rhc President meant tx
actly what he said OH the night of his
election. that he would not he II caudi
date again for the office. That state
mcnt Is irreyOcable."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
Small Losses hy Eire

Fire Chief W.. X. Stowe. has Just
completed his report for the past year.
The report shows that there we're ~
alarms during the year. nine of the
alarms being false Aside from the
loss at the first Baptist church. which
amounted to over $4,000. the losses
by fire during the year did not aggre.
gate but little over three thousand
dollars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
BOTH BODIES RECOVERED.
Man and Young Woman Drowned in
the River.
By Associated Presg.)

RICHMOND. VA. July 14.-The
body of John w. Gordon. jr, the sec
ond victim of the accident OH the
James river Thursday night In which
two prominent young society people
OF Richmond were drowned, was re.
covered and brought to the city to.
night.
The body OF Miss Rose SetterfieIi.
the other.'victtm. was found floating
In the water this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
CATHEDRAL ron FRISCO.
Episcopal Church to Build Upon Fire
Swept Crest OF City.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 14.-Bish.
op William f. Nicholas. OF the Epls.
copal church. says that the site OF
the Croker mansion, on Mob Hill,
Will be given to the diocese OF Calf.
fornla for the building Of great
cathedral.
The lot is probably the most valu-
able piece OF residence property Iii
the city. AS 1t Is the finest site in
the most exclusive district and com.
mands a Wow of the Golden Gate,
the bay and the entire city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-15
DANCING GIRL A THIEF.
Eccentric French Actress Convicted
of ShopIifting.
tBy Associated Press.)

LONDON, ENG, July 1.-THE
metropolis has been shocked by the
conviction of Mile. f-ougere, the &c.
centric French dancer OF worldwide
music hall fame. for common, ordi-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14
FRISCO MILL HAS
CHANGED HANDS

TIE hea Raftessaa Grain company
las purchased the Friss0 milling oam-
p4nF ffam eates s Mccain q Colom.
dn sptInaa Colo 9hr plant all here.
after - Operated - tha ReA.patter
80 Milling eampany TIE mili siIi
he femoisled and nse machinery ana
halfns ai II pai %
sif vaughn the general manager
q fils Bsa Patterson cammng one 10
tas afeest concerns in ahe business
sqeut several dafs hers Iast week
leakiuK over tte p'ant ard pointing
aHf improvement 81 - made The
hasnes 81 u.e company IS growing
rapidly Geafse kapp viIl continue
a. manager II tl.e gram aud haf 90
psFtmeHis ahi'e ES Bea aiI o.
fensm manager g fhe plant
AEouge house c4Iabie of holding
aa0 tens % haf all 4 4earea a.
oees All Us company sI deal u
has "a ar. IS gram
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14
NEW BOUNDARIES
AND COURT CITIES
Judge Gill Issues Order Changing BOun.
darieS of First and Fifth Com.
miSSiOnerS' Districts

Judge !. A. eiiu haa Issued the fol.
lowing orders u court, dated Jane 8.
eiAFslng tho boundaries Of the nrst
aud nffh commissioners districts ard
providing fof tlie holding II court at
psggx
The metes and bounds Of the arst
commissioner district Northern dis.
tFlrt Of the Indian Territory are
hoFphy ordered changed "a tlip follow
lng boundaries
beginning ~ Tie nortileaN corner
Of the indian Territory, and running
tissncc westward along ,lse north lire
81 aid Territory % 3 point where tie
right az wcst bank of the Seoshe
river iuteFseeis sAld linc theuce down
aud along sad ylghi of aesf lAna IL
a river q Nherc ssld river tank IS
lufsfsecfel bY the meridian iins -
tween ansss twenty ane and tNeul
tNo tAat Indian meridian fifenee
souih ou sala liae q whore tis same
intcusects tie parallel iiue isteeen
townships iweafy-tsa and tatntg
ihFee north themes sast a. sala hne
b ghe eastern tQund8 ~ said tefri.
tors Themes uorihead aious said
eastern boaudfg 30 tns place u bs.
ginning
And tle Nnitsd stAfes esnmlsatnn.
e ief the aia commlsleners dls.
tfiet S hsfsby ordefel 10 hold com.
missiaBpra court 10 sid district IS
follows
AZ Miami tsso eeeks in tach
month tsFinulae ffst Ae;.ssy. -.
eeptlae Is hereinafter provided
AZ Alton serand Noudaf And fol.
losing TUESDAY. ard fourth M0adaY
and following fussiaf ln each Honih
At Grove tHui Auuday AMI taa
aays following n each moafh i
business requires
saia rommlsslaues maF 4 ha deems
e advisable luse4se his terms af AZ
tgu sni Gfage. 81 a. either piaee. uat
to eAeeed 8 days tu al. ln any month.
Tls Coart avlue auio5 eouslaefa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14
Million Dollars Loss in
Big Baltimore
Blaze

Baltimore, Nd. June - Tie great
ess Gre sincs the e0nrAgraflon of lssos.
Involving property los o. fi,0oo qp0
and the probable ioss Of two lives oc.
earrsd rafly this morning on tho water
ffunt. For time the entire water
front was threatened. un the north
side the flames being sith diaicuity
Kept within the cnnnncs o. tie wharf
of the Merchants aud Miners Trans
poragiOn compauY and 0n TIE south
side a stgbtam bAttle IS being fought
g prevent tie wholesale destractlsu
oi property ht q ire vhich spfnad
ffem tie steamship EsMx whleh,
with ~ tAfess was burned
Two memhefs of tie cree of The
hsex ara missing aBd are believed %
have tsen burned O. death fHA~r
men uefe sHsrued Wilh dlricnlsy The
packing house 0f tho Moore 3 brady
COMPANY was damaged and tie steam
" Minnie Wheeler And ths cofton
ahgt ot tbe Merchants and Miusrs
Transportation company eere par.
.tai'y DESTROYED
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14

tlon the re.aAsignmsnt of terms IN
commissioner court aud eniarglng
tie boundaries OF the afth commits.
ioneiS division of TIE Northern dis.
lrlcf ~ the ltnilan Territory
Il Il Ordered shat al former orders
relating tlierdo b and tie sane are
rcelnded and revoked ard tie foll9a.
lax order II noW put into eject
The houuderius 81 TIE aid afth
commissioner district shall b. as
follows
Commencing ~ point wlleFs The
north lire q toansillp twenty-five
inrsnects tie Arsaaas llns, RUNNING
uiencs south on said Arkansas line
% Rhefe the sane interests the
north iinN 81 township eighteen gan.
ulns thence sosf 90 ths northeast
corner 81 township eighteen ranse
tseniy tl.enee nafth 90 the nofiIl-
vast cafnsr af toenslap nlnsieso
mnee tscnty the1cn sssi lo tie
SOUTH Wssf cofncf a toWusiupteruty
fange eighteen. thence s1ftb 60 t8s
northwest coHsg q toauahptaeuf
tNo range elshteen thsBce east io
The Arkansas liue
Terms ~ commissioners court shall
D. held in aid llFlsluu al ihe folIoa.
ins times and piaces.
Al rfyof Greek beginning "a TIE
hgsi ManElaF q eaeh monfh ana con.
timing fof fea weeks, oF antIl such
Tins "a the business of It's term saail
be completed
- sslasa=. beginning "a tie thlm
MoadaY g caeh month. and eaatinu.
inF fuf tao days " until saeh ilne
IA tlle basluess ~ tie term shall ue
completed
81 Pegs beginning "a tie dnt
rbafsiaf. following the Third Me-.
dag ef esrb month ard continuing
tse aa}s. y gHiH sseh time - tie
blslnes ~ tie term stall b. con.
p.slsd
lusNru 4 Ntnla
Judge of g s Court fof The North
etn District q iuflan Territory
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14
DEBS WILL COME
Noted Socialist Is On vinita
Chauiauqua Program

The Yiulta CtAutaaaaa s rs haze
the greatest pHRum that has ever
been presented iu tie aesi Claaiau-
gaa e iAst ffom 1uly 60 sanclasiye.
making twelve aags ID al
Among TIE big attractions shiea
nlll positively appear st auF ClaBiau.
aaA this year ea notlea Tie fo.ioa lng
which arsefFr speela mention
Senator , T. noliiyef.
0uo % ouf most noted Statesmen.
Captain n Z llolsou.
TIE Hero u tie Nefumae
Rev sam +. Jones
The one aud only ssm +. Jones
Hon Champ Cart
TIE brilliant congressman
Dr. Frank Dixon.
Great Antisoclallsf Orator
col. eeofge " Haln.
The sllsertomusd ksntucklan.
Lou ] BeauetAmp
The laughing philosopher
ENEelis 1ltieI
TIE vel kuaen labor leader aud
Socialist candidate E0F pres
dent
~ Y n Iarkhunt
Famous bible axrosltof
Pau i peangn
Tilted editor lectarer
Prof S A Long.
lightning and Toathplrss
Col Il " Ham
THE amnllFFnatef N Politics
Halph bingham.
Americas Greatest Humorist
Hiss 0iuf kmreG
Famous tsauimaa Lecturer
koklcfa M0Fimutus
Celebrated Japanese Lecturer, 50
pefbly Illustrated subjects
+ Elmore Luceg.
Famous Southern ImmrsDnatof
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14
REPORTS IN
SMOOT CASE

Washington tana ID Tie majority
au3 mlnorltE reports 81 tie senate
cammitfee on elections 81 tie Smoet
cas- vefe presented % the senate 10
daY Tie maiorts fepaft vas signed
s. ssna0s taffoas. pulHyer Dubois
felius lalleS Oterman and Frazier
TIE mal0rltf assert thai Smoot is rot
entitled ~ A seal
Tie minority repgl signed s Ser.
at0n fofakef Beverage Dillingham;
Hopkins ana Knox sys senator
smoot ls within his rights and pHvi-
leges under TIE guaranty 81 religious
freedom Rlyea bf tie constitution 81
tie Tinted State.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14
ARE GULL TY
Packers Convicted OF
Accepting COnCeS-
Sl0nS.

Kansas b8 No le i2 Armour
s s1mHn swifIA aHpaH CHaa
n5 S CH psHf Hd lhe Neisan Mor.
~ passlue e0umu were te1ay
leaHd tt 81 the ufl sHUgs o..
tFet caaft Hefs shortly before noon
of aceeHtlus eHeesus ffum the
Darlington aawa au export saip
reGts & raahug product,
1sige sHa MeHieHan Bed
lak iaes JHs presiding Judge STAT
e5 tlat seHtrHeo vUu'd ndt be asses.
HHjH iHs ease aeaiast tie baa
aa charged vtH granting
l concessions tat1e packers IS cen
a1ri IHs burlington tfaf teeAn
Afternoon TITO aN utae se
Hta oaE ugH 4n
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14
IMPORTANT RULING
ON LAW or PERJURY
Judge Parker in Instructions to Grand
Jury Holds That Law is Very Broad
in Its Scope.

term Ia tie penltsnfiaFY Nean0hile
itcapius Is under $3.50 bond
* " Blue attorney for George
hafl0w, charged with forgery enter.
ea a demurrer q the Indictment
which was sus aimed The matter
was referred back g. the grand Jury
James u Hampion 81 Needmofe
was appointed notary public
Norris knight withdrew hls plea 0f
naf guilty q the change af assault 90
kll thas has been standing against him
faf two years and plead galfF 30 ~.
saui and battefy ite vas ancd go
ard casgs
Al O'Clock tals afternoon Tom
French vito was yesterday convicted
ui hnus stealing bas9n ffia charged
Will stealing e sef ci harness ana q
saddle from HtlFhNmpi f's Ueaf Go.
Hsn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14

Chancellor CASEY
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illustrated ierfafs
Cleveland la4a Orchestra
Finest ladies orchestra ln Amer.
Ha
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Tie raFand Nenimil Qmdegte
Famous Had Eel Ringers
International 0und Coneart O.
*rhe Bohemian Girl Tie Mik.
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The Niiaenph Company 81 Amerlca.
Finssl mo4Ins pirfureseyef shown
Cmuiauaua Orchestra Chaalauqua
Chuns Normal BIble Class. &. l.. 5.
C Department Physical Caiture.
Clvie Improvement League. and many
other special features
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-14
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