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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
PETITION OF COMPl Amt FILED
VAUGHN CITIZENSHIP CAST

As exclusively announced IN the
Ardmorcite q few days ago. the Unit
,d States attorneys Office of this dis.
trict has filed petition Of complaint
against Oscar Vaughn. BENJAMIN
Vaughn. Grover c. Vaughn and r.. 4
Vaughn To cancel certain letters pat.
cnt issued To the defendants ON Ger.
tain lands issued to them as home.
stead and surplus allotmcnts as citi.
zcns of the Chickasaw tribe Of In.
dams but who by subsequent act Of
the Chickasaw-Choctaw citizenship
court were deprived Of the citizenship
granted by the district court and their
names ordered stricken from the rolls
Of the tribe. The action is brought
to cancel the patents aud put the land
in the common tculntry OF the tribes.
The action Is brought as was stated.
by the direction Of the attorney gen.
cul
The complainant alleges that the de-.
PENDANTS are citizens Of the United
States, and residents Of the Southern
districts of the Indian Territory. and
for q cause Of action alleges:
That heretof re, to wit: the said 10
PENDANTS above named were admitted
to citizenship In the Chickasaw tribe
Of Indians by the United States court
for the Southern district Of the Indian
Tcrrimry
That In pursuance of said order OF
court they were duly enrolled by the
commissioner of the hve civilized
tribes as members thereof. and were
permitted to file upon certain lands in
the Chickasaw nation as members o.
the Chickasaw tribe of Indians. aud
selected as their allotmcnIs home
steads and surplus certain lands.
That in pursuance to said filing, and
in accordance with law. patents were
issued TO the said defendants by the
principal chief and the governors of
the Chickasaw-C -Choctaw nations, re-
spectiycly, approved by the secretary
Of the interior.
December II, 1902. the Chickasaw-
Choctaw citizenship court reversed
and set aside the decree of the United
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

states court for the Southern dis|
trict Of the Indian Territory favorable,
to the defendants. and rejected sal
applicants for enrolment as citizens
uf Chickasaw nation.
That ia pursuance of said decision
and the opinio nuf the attorney gen.
cral Of February 10. 1907. directing tho
commissioner of the five civilized
tribes 10 strike the name Of said de-
PENDANTS from the rolls as members NJ
the Chickasaw tribe OF Indians. and
In pursuance Of law, the commissions
err 10 the hye civilized tribes. iu ac-
cordancc with said instructions and
toned struck the name Of said de-
PENDANTS from the rolls as members
Of the Chickasaw tribe of Indians:
that each of said patents hereinbefore
described were filed for record in tho
Office Of the commissioner of the nve
civilized tribes, but have never been
delivered to said parties.
That by reason Of the facts here.
inhofore stated, said defendants were
not entitled to a"y participation in
the lands and tribal property of the
Chickasaw -Choctaw nations. and not
entitled To any allotments of said
lands as heroinhoforc described.
That said patents were issued by
mistake, executed to said defend
ants as duly enrolled members uf the
Chickasaw tribe when. as a matter of
fact and law, the defendants were not
entitled to such enrolment or allot.
mont Of lands.
Wherefore. Judgment is prayed that
said patents be cancelled and the
costs uf this action accrue on the de.
PENDANTS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
TUESDAYS BALL GAME.
Lineup Of Lawyers and BANKERS for
Big Game.

Manager Mullen Of the lawyers
baseball team has finally selected his
team which will do battle with the
bankers on the End of July and will
bc about as follows Curtis. catcher.
franklin Mullen ana Matson. pitch
crs Jones and Porter first base. Val
Mullen. second base; GIL. short:
Dunlap, third base: Cottlc center
field ANA short stop: Ed Dean. left
field. Potter, right field The wager OF
five hundred dollars has been raised 10
one thousand dollars and the lawyers
re- more than anxious TO double the
amount There Is no doubt but that
the odds are in favor Of the lawyers
as the reporter OF the Ardmorelte
was ont TO see the Dealers OF the
Law practice yesterday afternoon,
and TO see them toss the bali around
would convince any reasonable mind
that they were an men that knew the
game" r1
Manager Wallace says that he real
lies what he has to overcome. but
with the ladies on his side who will
support the bankers, he expects to
win with clean ball. His lineup will
be about as follows: Russell pitcher:
catcher; Wolverton first
base: Wallace, second: Dean. short;
Green, third base; Wallace. left field.
Woodward center and Wolverton
right field Everyone come out. The
game will be free and will begin
about $40. Tuesday July End
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
Dying Widows
Last Statement

Five husbands have buried,
with many sigh and prayer,
1here'll be trouble up in Heaven
II they know each other there
And sister, | CT" as here used
means j. b. Brooks the (other) furni-
ture mani want 10 say TO you that
there win be trouble nearer home-in
fact in your own home, If your hus-
band finds out you are passing up
the bargains at my store. You'll be
treated to something like this: Eyes,
you break your neck to get down
town to pay &c per yard for calico
that sells regular for DC, or l0c for
piece of lawn on tof n remnant box,
that the same merchant would sell
you off the bolt for SC per yard, but
when Brooks, the (other) Furniture
man, offers you a sideboard forSl6 80
that others are selling for $50, or a
new Princess Dresser that rctail5
everywhere for sl4.00, you cant see
anything like that but you will CON
tinue to pile your dishes on the Ia
bic and peep at yourself in IA two by
four mirror, and growl at me for pay
ing two prices for those articles" 4"
Now come TO see us and let US stop
this family racket.
Yours for bargains,
J, B. BROOKS,
The (other) Furniture Man.
West Main st, next door 10 Alexander
Hotel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
Nauable Animal Dead.

DR.. j. NJ. Walden had the misfortune
to lose a buggy animal valued at $3.50
a few days ago as the result of lock-
jaw caused by overlooking. The ami
nal was one of the prettiest in the
city, being a thoroughbred Kentucky
bay and a fast trotter. The doctor
had just been offered $3.50 for the
animal, but priced it so highly that
he refused the offer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
JUNK SHOP ORDINANCE
ORDINANCE TO PROTECT JUNK
DEALERS FROM BEING IMPOSED
UPON TO BE INTRODUCED.

An ordinance to regulate the man
ner in which junk shops and second.
hand stores shall be run will prob
ably be presented to the city council
for passage by the city attorney at
the meeting Of the council to be held
Monday afternoon The passage If
such an ordinance has been made nee.
essary from the fact that number OF
petty and important thefts Of brass
findings and such have occurred in
the city within the past month or so,
and but a few days ago lot Uf cot.
ton stencils were stolen from the
National Cotton yards.
Whoever have committed the thefts
have found ready market for their
wares at the several junk shops in
this city. Several months ago, while
the worl, ci placing the machinery OF
the paving plant in position was go
ing on, several small boys stole some
of the brass fiXings from the machir
cry, which was afterwards recovered
by the police in junk shop in this
city.
Under the ordinance to be intro.
duced, the goods or wares offered 10
sale to these junk shops will have to
be inspected by the police and if any
suspicious are attached to the sale.
the same will be held by the police
and the matter investigated, or otner.
wise the junk shop owner will pur-
chase at his own risk.
The ordinance will act as protection
to both the junk dealer and the one
who is selling the article.
This is an ordinance that has ljng
been needed by the city to prevent
petty thefts.
Fresh salt water fish today at the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
Good Bye Booze and Beer.

The marshals office made a swoop
down on the depot Saturday afternoon
and captured a barrei OF Blue Ribbon
beer, seyenty-two pints of case goods,
nine quarts bottled in bond stuff and
a three gallon jug of tarantula juice,
The beer was shipped to a well
known citizen OF the city while the
booze was addressed 10 various other
parties 1t goes without saying that
the stuff took the usual route when it
gets into the hands of the marshal 5
force, and that to the glass pile.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
| PERSONAL MENTION

John T. Young of Tisnomingo was
an Ardmore visitor yesterday.
Mrs. + G.. Thomas OF duncan "a
visiting her daughter, Mrs. u. B.
, ucs.
Hugh Blunt, a prominent merchant
Of Milburn, is a business visitor to
Ardmore.
". j. Milburn. a prominent citizen
Of Milburn, Is transacting business
in 4rdmore.
J. w. Sawyer and W. l.. Jones VI
New Decatur Ala, are in Ardmorc
ON business.
.-r. and Mrs. J r. Dexter left Sat
urday for Sulphur wnere they viii
spend ten days.
r. +. Lilly, deputy marshal at Dunn
can, was a business visitor in Ard.
more Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Shumatc will
depart this week for Tioga, Texas.
wncrc they will visit ten days.
Rev. Willie Kendall departed yes.
terday for Foteau, where De will as
sist in conducting revival
Mrs. Tom Bell of Kiowa has return.
ed home after visit Of several days
with her daughter in this city.
Mrs. G. A. Henshaw of Madill is
visiting her friend, Miss Minnie Har-
dy on North Washington street.
Mrs Lena Derrick and children OF
Alpine, Texas, are in the city the
guest of her sister, Mrs. D. b. Gaines.
Mrs. a. +. Adams and children and
Miss Eva Waldrep departed yester.
day evening for brief visit to Sui.
phur
c. v segalo left yesterday for
points in Colorado. his former home,
where he will visit during the sum.
mer.
Misses Nettle and Hattie Baum
OF Witesboro, Texas, are in the city
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. Ran
Webb.
Albert Rennie Of Pauls Valley, for.
merly assistant district attorney, and
a prominent lawyer, Is in the city on
business.
Bob Hutchins, constable OF the com.
missioners' court returned Saturday
from a trip of several days through
New Mexico.
j. y. Ryburn Of Madill. who re-
Gently received the Democratic nomi-
nation for county surveyor, was
among the delegates to the Methodist
this week.
Mrs B. T. Musgrayes left Saturday
for points in Cooke county, Texas,
where she will spend some time Wis
iting friends and relatives.
rom w Hunter, a prominent Choc-
taw Indian and nominee Of the Demo-
cratic party for the Office of district
CLERK in Choctaw county, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs j. 4. Leatherwood left Sat
urday for Kansas City where she
will join her husband and spend a
month with him travelling over his
Misses Ora and Amy Hushfeld and
a.ss Edna Schwartz of Gainesvillee,
Texas, passed through Ardmore FRI
day evening en- route home after trip
Of some months to Washington, Chi
cago and other cities. The young la
dies are well known in Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

The Salvation Army conducts ev.
cry night in their hall. one-half block
south on Washington street (the old
city halD:
Sunday school at 1890 air.
Free and easy meeting at 3:3, D.
m.
Cordial invitation to all
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

+. w. Brown. aged 80 years, died
Saturday morning at the Ardmore
Sanitarium after an Illness Of ten
days with typhoid fever The deceased
has been confined in the sanitarium
for only a few days, and was in a
precarious condition when taken To
that place.
Mr.. Brown has been employed for
the past few months by the McQuat-
ters Plumbing q Manufacturing com.
pany in this city. He was engaged in
running one OF the compressing ma
cines on the streets. lie is practically
a stranger here, and has no relatives
In this state.
The remains were inferred at the
Rose Hin cemetery yesterday after
noon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
Benevolent Society.

The Benevolent Society viii meet
Wednesday with Mrs. j. c. Thompson.
All members please be present.
MRS. j. c. THOMPSON, Pres.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
Phone las, strucrts cafe. for cab.

J $ Alycrson has returned from
Fort Worth, Tex. whore he went 90
be- present when his father under.
went surgical operation His father
Is 20 years ~ age. but stood the opera
tion well and was sitting mp when
Mr. Alvcrson left Mrs Alvcrson re-
mained in Fort Worth for a few days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

Johnson the halter is now better
prepared than ever in his new quar-
ters, two doors west Of the court
house, TOR cleaning, re-bocking ana
retrimming hats. out of town work
given prompt attention.
JOHNSON, the Halter.
oUl3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
E. B. LUKE
Established 1905 Ardmore

CREAM BAKERY gives prompt at
tertion to all orders large or small.
30-lm JOHN n. IMRlE,
205 n. Caddo. Phone 25S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30
P,ne 14S for cab any hour.
Party 10 Sulphur.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tillman of Holder,
Carley Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie An.
derton, Mr. and Mrs II. NJ Egbert,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. + Bobo, Mr. H. n.
Pennington and Miss Maybel John
son left on the midnight train to
spend the Sunday in Sulphur
Phone 14S is Jim Duston's cab num-
Der.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

EAT IMRIE'S Cream Bakery bread
and barbecued meat POS y. Caddo
Phone 25S. 30.lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

1t makes wives love their husbands.
Crown Soda Pop. 30-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

CREAM BAKERY will make you
any kind Of cake you want TO order
205 n. CaddO. Phone 25S 30-lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

Fresh salt water fish today at the
Grand Leader. Phone ~. 30-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

Fresh salt water fish today at the
Grand Leader. Phone III. 303
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-30

Fresh salt water fish today at the
Grand Leader. Phone III. 30-3
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14

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R .raA - RESOLVES
49, m~ WnrwA Before
$1,000 Fw~ M q hahs=zs
maR ~ gnf 0srau
g-as T T~5 Sfss@ sEs
-1 y. l4ssr rre~a writ Bnt sAs
Fv -ansarad Judgment d~ssca1rz-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
Some Development Projects
hon Getting Under Way

Wnge ire 2ef&vaH sa La E
a4rrs ard cengga fn
fnrsaxn fn~ valley ssrrauna a
gives FRA proof fsat re- Nestle sal.
ss e1sns less ean or
hand zee re- @ht ~ en
N - aegelapmeat ard
s.aa ~ gssa ard gFaEFe fArx
nafse ~ lana mhsh are been @fas
lAgs for pears are o@ssg el@area
DEVOTED aid dliehe fe&sF - eaaH
an. ~ e~pbdsvaian and aaie Tnef~
are q ha8f Gazen large fr1et n9N ~
ing prepared Ms gAg faf fnf fna
s4rsneF
the rzrty ~ Albuquerque men ~ng
vssteA LIS rrufsa W@agNsaay GpAanes
TE1fa megE. In. FgaYrfepn. c1an*f
TMstfheu and others mefe eFNe
through nne ~ these rig tracts Tntf
= fks wafe and Shropshire fran
sne ~ fhe fsmaus glo- proper
RES 1T fne valley Colonel TsAfene
aree participated Do 4 sale ~ the AnQ
Ngth fte d. 8senne ~ the irrigation
system the Efsn wAH aiioNe6 70 -
baek - ~ brush Rr0Nn first state aH8
- - remained BnfH NJ revival came
II RS ~fee@Hft& 1een acquired ~ fne
Nesggla valley Development company
~ whgeh a. "a. MeTOrd. . in Aa0u-
aueraue. Il the hea8 Th* iract Ae
84Rs exactIy 4 mllH from TIE eNur
hGsas ID G0s CrBces II contains more
than SOC acres ana three county roads
run alongside 81 n has watef service
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14

fryw one Of tie chief canals ~ fHe
valley and TIE land b not ~excelied ~
Say in the valley. IL needed 0nl} the
stimulus 81 the government irrigation
project and the assurance ~ pfrua-
netf water supply IL bring this blg
back into the producing acreage
~ he valley. The Nesllia valley De
teiapmsnf company D. chiefly Interest
- 10 the Advancement % the eauts
igups growing Industry This Blk tract
a. ~ BE- emb-dfvided. Do fact has al-
rsady been undivided. into two and
gne-haIf. five and ten acre lots and
solo a. small farmers. Who will be en-
couraEed - EraW cantaloupes The
tract s. 10 ne graded 80 three irflEa-
ii0u levels. and b. going % make q
81 the most beautiful sections - the
valley ~ wei a. one % The most
profitable. wing ~ lf does along ths
santa Fs railroad within q mile ~
Use las Cruces business distrirt and
3D. enc ~ the most fertile a.
Uhs valley a. Is just o ~ me many
pfoIects although uns of TIE largest
now being carried through by the
spirit ~ push ard enterpsiHe and the
uea blood which has faksu possession
~ the valley
A man. . Louisiana man 90 means
has recently acquired the entire hold
img ~ the oid Hhniem colony mmous
during lfs brief career throughout tlse
union. This man and IRIS associate
control abnut 5000 nrrrH ~ riru iHut
which they propose W cultivate %
hold fuf fhf future This one aasra-
lion represents an investment nf hur-
drrdH II thousauds 81 1ullHfa
The hutefa are coming literally Dob
dr0tes when stops fa consider
The enormous Weld 10 an acre ~ frr-
gated land ln she Nesiila valley the
prices asked and readily being uaid
for land. seem terk reasonable Nhe
newcomers are from au sections 1f ths
country There e. 3 considerable Fal.
unv 81 Louisiana people one fuaH
Hhu has neen Boa fhr valley buf O.
month. has bought q farm and 81 aI'
read3 uEuriuK on that Dc ear at
aith ID cotton crop. Ne believes tht
NesiiA sailes should gross cotton 81
M csn be dore lu oklahoma and he .
goiuE % experiment neat season Al
The same time DE- and hiss s1u and hs
eTeFaf friends aH 20 whom hlff
bought fafns arc going to experiment.
with fhe particular fruits end tHEe
fahies hlrh we're their faFufItes HH
Louisiana and - development gees
on The neu people nfiur rev
neW euerHg. e blood The ue'
cannot help EfnNiug under such ar
lmuetua. even usrc there un rrga'
government irrigation reservoir Ed.
hark o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14

favor u the United states UNFOLDING
the Jurisdiction of Judge LAfonfaine
Preceding were tnereuppn recom-
menced before Judge Lafontaiue
vs. no ln June. 1895. decided that the
fugitive musf b. sent back % Geor-
gia for trial Pending this decision.
the prisoners counsel sought 10 pre-
writs 81 prohibition and habeas cor
pu- 20 various Canadian courts, buf
we're unsuccessful. and after b IL
nal decision Of Judge Ia~f0utaine.
they attempted % carry the cas again
before the priv council on appeal from
the supreme court 81 Canada in the
prohibition proceeding but went
ualIF abandoned tina attempt. and
their appeal was formally dismissed
By the prlgy council in July. 1895
The habeas corpus proceedings termi-
mated in @ decision against the pr4s-
0uers. and as they nos nae eN-
haustad an heir legal remedies they
were forced 10 submit 90 the tneNlta-
bic and were brought 20 the United
states in October Of that year. Grave
fears were entertained - their es-
cape. and many Fumors were afioat OF
a probable atfemn az q rescue near
b. border Accordingly a large BODY
~ secret service men. reinforced %
ne local police. watched the jail dur
INK M|HE M# AHNNaEN = LaH A&EE %" ~
traaL they were closely guarded on
their journey and fhe eNtradltton wa
arrumplehed with safety.
Although more than three years n
Canada. the fugitIFes we're ny JAZZ
nufv for fhr last seven months ~ tnetf
stay. spending the rest 81 the time IN
ne iuurlous surrounding % the 100
lei Frontenac az Quebec The entire
proceeding. from Indictment q the
so~rclusiem 81 ta~ trial Al savannah.
rost the government in the ~neighbor-
hood o. 100000 This mount tn-
cIudes the compensation ~ disun-
eui=had Canadian counsel What waa
expended by Greene and Gaynor. Is not
IF raufse known bHt Is mas well be
assumed tha fhe greater part % thelt
Hi-Eotfeu gains was used In their ef-
forts % defeat e~xtradltion-
Their trial 10 savannah lasted
ihree months resulting in conviction.
The charge ~ Judge Emory speer
Tas most elaborate and occupied
l-s printed pages taking eight hours
IS deliver The sentence imposed
-n each was = ~ Sa7sT49se. the
mount found 90 have been embez-
eled ard four fas iu q p~eniten-
faw
Al one stage 81 fhe proceedings
htfnfnev General Knox was offered
ffee 600 tu c0mpri@e the eases and ne
replied mat fhe government did not
Aen1 the mono hur did intend TO
amnish the defendants
tn Dis fafaart 20 Attorney General
Knox 81 the victory before the priv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14
The Favorable Location Of
the Agricultural College

aa. Ed aH- w
1r ~.H4r w4Br4sass gaeer-
,.- r.rm Hun fhf rEsre far tae
s4e~t.rr faet ms .e,sa
rr~ Isl
Il ~
.f.rt. a t5stf - +aeert3
tYlt ~ modelled AMER IT,
Ee. a-.a - ehreftur4
Et $500. h.sns1fsir stfH ffe
+-f ~rs.r ferfa fraaf sell -
eit5,r ~. rt.t ~ attractive.
aoe rss r-.terrar agrees nafth Use
,ar.nts +nef 49, ume hz4 come as
8d1ut broad p.an f8f tne physical
developments ~ fhs institution. 90
nhlcn. fhe college U.aF bultd for nalf
q century 60 some Wlth the money
soon 60 boz available f4f mes building
This institution n4u more than keep
pace Rfh the development - the rsi-
lev and uifh fhe Hurk 81 nHs o. called
a. dJ. Already So has been ~
invaluable service t8 the territory
especially ts the Me-ilIa valley Eaers
iis agricultural experiments have
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14

A succession Of colds or a pr1tFaet-
ad cold ia alm0st certain 10 end IN
chronic catarrh, from which Few per
aous ever wholly recover. Give every
cold The attention i deserves and you
NAV avoid This disagreeaOie disease
How can you cure q cotdE why not
Try Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy
bGebiv recommended. Mrs. NJ
White u Butler, Tenn. says: Sew
@raf wears aga ! vas bothered Win
my throat ard lungs Someone told
me ID Chamb-rlaIm's Cough Remedy
I hogan using Il and IL relieved me
al once. View ms throat and lungs are
sound and Weil- For sale py ~.
druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-14

Clarke. the leader ~ the English bar.
and was sustained IS Che prifV cDuH-
co., He refused an oNer or more man
Green and Gasnpr bad e#bezAed 90
e.mpramtse the ca=e Iuot~epu-
ragged hy Ene nhstaclrs met Hitn %
fhe Canadian U9urts Mr.. kno ado
hered ID his determination inst fhe-e
criminals should not escape the pen
alrk they deceived and he kept re-
eintI=-ly upon fheiF trail untl Dr. q
them facing court 81 Justice ln So
fauuah.
Al official of the department Of
Justice Nh0 g. cognizanf ~ ai the
facts in the case gave b ing
story 20 fHa apprehension q rHH-
aIrtIar m tHe taa famous emhez2ieis
Johu D. Gsruor ana BENJAMIN y
Greene &ere Indicted a. savannah.
Ca in December 1898. charged with
au-hezzlement and -detrauetuE inc
Omitted states government m con-
function uuh captain oheriin ~.
Garter. iu the uerformance ui govern
mant e9ntraft- for certain improve
meuts ln savannah harb4r IneN
Mer arrested u New York and taken
before = eammGssfoner for ertradi-
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