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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-31

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-31
Doing the Trick.

air will get in. Another precaution is
to try the experiment for the first time
on some unbreakable bowl or drinking
cup.-Magical Experiments.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-31

and the v-shaped neck with the lace
and guipure.
The chemisette and puffed sleeves
are of lace, trimmed with bands Of
guipure The puffs of the sleeves are
separated by bands and knots of old
blue ribbon, Of which the girdle is
also made The straps and buttons
are also OF old blue.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-31

He that plants thorns must never
expect to gather roses.-Pilpay.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-31

Natica--I shall have to get new
bathing suit made.
Evelyn-Why so, dear?
Natica-Since came here ! have
gained two Pounds.-N. o. Picayune.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-31

Bill-Gee, but should t'ink do
noives of dose pedestrians down dere-
would be worn to frazzles. I'm glad
| got good, steady, safe job.-Chica-
go Daily News.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-17

District court Of tle United States,
eastern division southern district Of
Georgia, 10 ba1Eru Isaa
Notice OF application Es1zlzzs4ssc TIT sS
Ia auErutpcy 10 Tie matter OF a. q
letters. county Of GiYnn, Georgia.
TO the creditors ct. the above named
banErurt. You are hereby notified
that the above mentioned bankrupt
has filed MS Application for a dis
charge + ON all Of the ,de1ta prov
able in bankruptcy agaiasS@tEe said
A. G. Jeffers.
The said application viii be hears
By Hon. Emory Sheer, Judge Of the
United States district court, for said
division and di trict at the United
States court house, at savannah, on
the 25th day Of February 1907.
All creditors Of said bankrupt are
notified to appear at the time and
place stated, and saow cause, If any
hey can, why the prayer contained
in said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Savannah, Ca, this 18th
aay Of February, 1907.
T, 3, JOENSON, OSsgk
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-17

- " ''7'0-N NJ ITIC . D Navy
o. S, $. Wasp tgunboat will be
anchored Off the wharyes of this city
from February 18th 20 10th. 1907,
offering an opportunity for young men
to enlist in The navy. with pay rang
ing from SIG TO $40 per month nd
food, lodging, med&@ attendance ana
S45 outfit of clotA y free American
citizens Nwges OF "a and 81
are requested M#isit the vessel, make
Inquiries and W5rn for themselves the
many opuA@luitias offered in tn
naval ser This is a chance fog
men an. US with or without trades
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-17

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not wrinkle 10 the fit OF the shoe.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-17
personals

c. s. Allen. of Atlanta. is at the
Oglethorpe.
Judge Max Isaac is spending to-
day in Savannah.
Grw-sD
r. Y. Wallover. Of Triton. was in
the city yesterday.
J. S. D. Davis, Jr., of Woodbine. was
in the city yesterday.
Thos. Berry, Of Atlanta. is spending
few days in the city.
D. S Whitaker. Of Atlanta, is reg
jsteTed at the Ogletnorpe
A l.. Hudson has been quite sick
With grippe for several days.
T. A. Cuu, of Valdosta. was among
he visitors to the city yesterday.
J. A Montgomery, of Waynesville,
spending = few days IL The city.
Geo w. Folsom. formerly Of this
ity, but now editor Of the Tatnal
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-17

you With
prove LAXo give regular size
or THURSDAY FEB
Coupon will this Thursday properly
filed presented your druggist you
bottle FRREE, u presented Thursday,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
LANGLEY'S SLAYER IS CAUGHT
Altman Found Near Step-fathers
Home in Newark.
Coming Back 10 Face Charge of
Stabbing Boy Comprehensive
Tins Funeral Tomorrow.

Raphael Altman. the ifteen-year-old
boy. who fatally stabbed Ernest Langley
Friday afternoon. was arrested I'm New
ark, y. j., yesterday morning, and is now
on his way to Washington in the custody
of Detective Charles Evans.
The local police are of the opinion that
he obtained money from his relatives or
friend Immediately after the murder
and took the train for Newark before a
lookout was given for him. His step
father, John Fritter. is a woodworker in
Newark. and il was near his home that
Altman was taken into custody.
An inquest over the body of the dead
boy will be held this morning. The funeral
viii be held tomorrow from ST. Peters
Church.
1t is now thought probable the in
quest may develop the fact that although
the two boys had been Chums up until the
DAY before the tragedy. that there had
been bad blood between them for twenty
four hours as the result Of Ianglev's
mother having told the Altman boy 10
quit calling on Ernest's sixteen-year-old
sister, whom her mother believed toe
young % entertain company. II is
thought the stabbng might have resulted
from something Langley may have said
TO Altman.
Members of Altmann's family say he
has always been q good boy. and that he
must have stabbed his companion in a nj
Of sudden jealous rage
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
ROW ABOUT ITALIAN STATUE
Nation Protests Payment of $4,000
for Antique Found on Seashore.
Methodist Delegates 10 sunday
erinE in Large Numbers.

Rome, May I2-The latest trouble ovsr
classic antiquities discovered in Ialy
arises over the purchase by the govern
ment for 5000 Of a celebrated Hellenic
statue OF a priestess. This was discovered
in Nero's Palace I'm lS7N Il is maintained
that Tue sale is illegal. as the statue was
found on the seashore which belongs TO
tHe state. the latter. therefore being the
owner without "a purchase price.
Prince LanCelotti who sold the statue.
maintains that the locality where II was
found was his property He says he was
offered 10000 for the statue abroad.
hence he Is IT loser by the governments
purchase. The controversy will bc brought
up In Parliament shortly, and viii likely
lead 90 "a long lawsuit. Meanwhile the
statue has already been placed i'm
museum.
The Sunday school convention here
promises TO be "a great success. OF the
delegates some 500 are Americans. 2l1 are
British 80 Italians. and about 100 more
from different European countries, Ger
many and Switzerland leading The meet
mss will be held In the Methodist church.
The programme comprises visits to the
Sunday schools of Rome. conferences be
tween various presidents. and messages
from Sunday school missions in Scandi-
navia. Spain. Russia. Canada. Japan.
China. Australia, New Zealand, and South
America.
The delegates will have every facility
10 visit the sights Of Rome free of cost.
On the last day of the convention. next
Thursday. an informal service will be held
at the Coliseum.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
SHOW GIRL SUES HUSBAND.
Mildred Gibson Has :. MarkowitE
Arrested.

New York, May 1S-Mildred Gibson.
Of the "Forty-fve Minutes from Broad
way Company. has had her husband.
Samuel Markowitz. placed in Jail Weak
ness of Markowitz's memory is re-
sponsible for his predicament He for
got 10 pay a trifing $500 alimony as
sessed against him by Justice Truax.
pending the trial of the suit he brought
for an annulmcnt Of their marriage.
Miss GibsOn's memory was better. and
after she had waited until she was
tired, she instructed her attorney to
have Markowitz locked up
The husband is a real estate dealer.
and Miss Gibson alleges he is wealthy.
She says he wore a 5000 fur-lined over
coat all winter. flashed two solitaire
rings, sports a heavy gold watch and
chain. and his scarfpin rivals the glare
Of the Broadway lights. Incidentally.
Miss Gibson mentioned that she is the
fifth bride Of the real estate dealer.
MarkOwitz entered a denial Of all his
wife's statements as to his wealth He
saws all his money has gone 90 lawyers.
and he is penniless. His attorney
promptly instituted proceedings to see
if Markowitz cannot resign from the
AIimonv Club on Monday
Another slight discrepancy as 20 facts
exists between Miss Gibson and her
husband. Markowitz says he is fifty.
Miss Gibson says he is sixty-eight She
added that hes an old duffer"
Markowitz spent 900 on an Allan
tic City honeymoon, and returned TO
begin suit for an annulment His wife
saws she has never received a penny
Of the alimouy he was ordered 10 pay
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
HOTEL MEN GO TO CRAB FEAST.
Bonifaces End Visit 10 Baltimore
with Two Big Banquets.

M ..II. 'H lHr " Na'+IEe'1H Hrta.s
Baltimore. Md. May IE-Tha visiting
members of the Hotel Mems Mutual Ben
ont Association Of the United States and
Canada went out into the country this
morning for an automobile run as guests
0f the Maryland Hotel Mems Association
Upon their return they took the Latrobc
at the foot ~ Broadway for the shore Of
the Baltimore Yacht Club, where this
afternoon they enjoyed the fulIness Of "a
genuine Maryland crab feast.
4 glorious day was brought % a close
with two banquets az the Hotel Rennert
one for the women and one for the men.
The women made uo speeches. but the
cream of the towns vaudeville and con-
cert artists entertained them. At the
mems banquet the speakers included At
tor1ey General Bonaparte. Gov. Warfeli
Mayor Timanus. and Mayor-eIect MahooI
Simeon Ford, and George c. Boldt. OF
New York. and James Bensinger. Of Du-
bois Pa
s feature Of the banquet was the at
tendance Of Cardinal Gibbons. who held
reception half an hour before the
guests were seated in one OF the Rennert
narlors.
The menus We're works of art I'm both
cases they were bound with cord and
ribbons OF oriOle and black. and the
w0men's menu bore on the front cover a
hand-painted ideal Of Lady Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
PEACE PARTY SOON TO LEAVE
Names of All Secretaries and At.
taches Made Public.
List Includes Miss Margaret 4.
HannH, "The Woman Diplomat"
Many Clerks VIII 60.

Appointments of the secretaries and at
taches Of the American delegation TO The
Hague Peace Conference have been made
at the State Department. and the ap-
p0intees will sail for Holland within the
next few days The list contains the
name OF d woman Miss Margaret A..
Hanna, private secretary 60 Second As
siSt8nt Secretary Of State A4-e. who has
become known as the woman diplomat of
the government.
The delegates TO the conference AN viii
have sailed within "a few days. The COM
plete delegation 20 the conference. with
the clerks and secretaries, as now an
n0uuced. is as follows.
Joseph H. Choate, former Ambassador
TO Great Britain, chairman, Horace Por-
ter former Ambassador to France. Judge
L. H. Rose former president of the Amer
lean Bar Association and now president
Of the Arkansas State Bar Association
William l. Buchanan. former minister TO
Panama and the Argentine Republic and
chairman OF the American delegation %
the Pan-Awericau conference at Rio de
JaHeir0 last summer DT. David JAYNE
Hill. American Minister 90 the Neither
of the State Department who Is the tech
meal delegate and international law ex-
pert. Chandler Hale. SON of Senator Hale
and former secretary n embassy 8t
Vienna. secretary. Charles Henry Butler
reporter of tho United States Supreme
Court, expert attache. Brig Gen George
rs. Davis. JudCo-Adrocatc General of tue
army. military artacHo. Rear Admiral
Charles S. Sperry. president Of Tho Naval
War College. az Newport. r. J.. naval at-
taebo.
William NJ Mal0v. clerk of the Senate
Foreign Affairs Committee. assistant Sec
retary and disburs.uE officer. Arthur
BHlcy-Blanchard. second secretary of the
embassy al Paris, William A. NeWcoms.
private secretary 20 the Assistant Score
tary of State. and Miss Margaret A..
Hanna. private secretary tU the Second
Assistant Secretary OF State. secretaries
o. the delegation, H. O.. Nszcv. formerly
private secretary 90 George won l. Nyer
as Ambassador 20 ST. Petersburg. stenog-
TTphCT.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
YOUNG ORATORS COMPETE.
Pupils of Montgomery County
Schools Speak for Prizes.
.,.-.s,r o.. n. yTs.-l.=,-..r.. Hi

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd. MAY lS.-The second an
Hual oratoricaI contest among the public
school children Of Montgomery County
was held in the courthouse here to-day
Il was participated in by twelve con
test3nts, every district In the county but
Gaithersburg being represented. Those
taking part were the winners Of the re-
cent contests in the various districts OF
the county for prizes Of silver medals
Allan Peter. Of Eensington. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Peter, of that place. was
declared the winner and was awarded the
first prize of $50 in gold, and was given
a free scholarship in Woods Commercial
College. Washington. The second prize
so in gold was captured by Eugene Jar
Doe. of the Sugarsnd School, and the
third prize, so in gold. by Walter TOlsOn
Of Colesville School. The other contest
ants were Marion Clagett. LaytOnsville
School; William Carey Miles. Cedar Grove
School: Harry Beale, Rockville School:
Nillard Rice. DaTnestOwn School: Vernon
Branham. Bethesda School: John H.
Janney. Sandy Spring School; Terry In
gals, Carroll School; Franklin Cummings.
Monocacy School; William F. Stanley,
Damascus School
An interesting feature of the day was
an address by Hon. Elmer +. Brown
United States commissioner of education
George H. Lamar. president Of the county
school board. presided and delivered a
short address Brainard H. Warner. Of
Kensington. who donated the prizes,
presented them and made a short
speich. Mr Allan Farquhar. Of Sandy
Sp,,ng; Dr. c. A Marrar, Of Rockville
and Mr.. F. c. Hutton, of Choppers, were
the Judges.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
WAGE WAR ON DRUG TRAFFIC.
Virginia Country Storekeepcrs sum-
noncd Before Magistrates.

SI0rla. o. The Washington Herald.
Stauutou Va, May lN.-A large num-
her Of merchants. doing a general retail
business in Augusta County. have re-
Gently been summoned TO appear before
magistrates on the charge Of handling
drugs prohibited by the pharmacy Jaw
enacted last year. 10 seems that the
merchants have been selling laUdanum.
morphine. and carbolic acid. put up in
sealed packages. prepared by registered
pharmacists. and q detective who has
been touring this county has ordered
them To appear I'm court. For years
they have been dealing in these com
modities in the original package, but
the recent law f0rbids il now. The pen
atty is fine OF from $40 10 $3.50.
The merchants are recalcitrant and
held q largely attending meeting here
Yesterday 20 discuss the situation.
Nothing definite was done. but two at
torueys were called in for consultation.
and advised that the cases be continued
before the magistrates until tho judge
IN HarrisouburE. where a similar case
is now under consideration. renders an
opinion I'm Rockingham County the
same trouble occurred several weeks
ago. auI the merchants took an appeal
and are now awaiting an opinion from
the Judge
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

ment. 1t appeared that Mr.. Clark's law
yer is a partner of Senator Borah, but
the Senator explained that the Clark
affair was one which his partner took up
before he entered his firm and had moth
ing to do with him in any way, There
was long legal scrap about that but
the court held that there was no evidence
that the relations of the lawyer and client
existed between Mr. Clark and Senator
Borah, and Mr.. Clark was allowed 10
stay. Mr.. Clark. it appeared. was Dem
ocrat. Isn't the party split into two
sections hereabouts?' asked Mr. Richard
son
Il object 10 that on the ground that it's
a libel on the Democratic party said
Lawyer Hawley. who is a Republican
Besides. there's hardly enough left Of
TIE Democratic party. around here. to
split up, anyway" Mr.. Clark thought
that II the President OF Mr.. Taft knew
anything about the Haywood case. they
had better come here and testify about
it, They let Farmer Gribble out on a
peremptory from the state, and his place
had not been filed when court adjourned
Twenty-seven men ar still left of the
special venire. and from them it is likely
that "A jury will be completed without
the necessity of summoning a new panel
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
DAVIS FUNERAL TOMORROW.
Veteran EmpIoye Of Navy Yard Was
Eighty-Onc NeHrS Old.

Funeral services will be held at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at his home. 1866
Third street southeast. over the body of
Capt John Daniel Davis. ST.. who died
Friday. aged eighry-0ne years. Iuterment
will be in Congressional Cemetery
with military honors, the services being
held under the auspices of Farragut Post.
G. A. r. \ delegation from the navy yard
will attend the funeral
Capt. Davis was the oldest I'm point Of
service. and probably the oldest man on
the pay rolls. of the navy yard. lie was
born i'm Mathews County Va, i'm 1926 and
al the death of his father was apprenticed
10 a shipowuer when ten years old. In
1856 he came To Washington and entered
the service of the government at the navy
yard. resigning 10 enlist al the outbreak
Of the civil war. At the close of the war
he again entered the service of the yard
Capt. Davis was member of Faragut
Post g. A r., and took an active interest
in the organization.
He leaves "a wife. who was Miss Susan
Bachelor. Of Baltimore County, Nd.
three daughters. Mrs Z. j. Ballinger.
Mrs Luther b. Garner. and Mrs. F. 2.
Fenwick. and three sons. George \. John
D.. jr, and Joseph B. Davis.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
PRISONER ATTACKS JAILER.
Negro Makes Desperate ATTEMPT TO
Escape from Rockville Lookup.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Rockville, Nd. May lS-Jailer William
Trail had narrow escape from serious
injury al the hands of a prisoner in the
jail corridor to-day. As Trail entered the
corridor, Joseph Meekins. a young negro,
who is awaiting trial on the charge of
having shot his stepfather Charles
Gibbs. with a shotgun. hurled a heavy
lock at the jailers head. 1t missed its
mark but the next instant he threw
heavy piece Of iron which struck Mr.
Trail on the right shoulder
The negro was chased into his cell. and
was later placed in the dungeon. Mr.
Trail says the attack upon him was with
out provocation, and he is at a loss to
understand il. unless the prisoner hoped
TO disable him and escape.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
DENOUNCE DIVORCES
Presbyterian Clergymen Are
Stirred by Corey Wedding.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO ACT
Members 10 Be Enioined to Exercise
Vigilance ana Discipline Necessary
Ministers Oppose the Anti-SnIoOn
League-Chairman Resigns.

Columbus Ohio, May H.-Stirred 20
tadical sentiments by the sensation of the
recent Corey-GIlman wedding. which pre-
cipitated storm of protest on Rev. J. L.
Clark, who married the steel king and the
actress. the general assembly Of the Pres
byterian Church. in session here, is ex-
pected TO take some decidedly interesting
action on the matter Of divorce early next
week.
The feeling Of most Of the Clergymen is
strong against the marriage Of Divorces.
and those members Of the clergy whose
views are less straight-laced than those
OF the majority are loath to express
themselves or go on record a report
which is expected TO be adopted upon its
presentation next week, and which deals
with he question Of marriage and di-
vOrce says.
I've approve the recommendation of
the inter-church conference that ministers
should refuse to marry divorced persons,
except the innocent party in a case where
the divorce has been granted on Scrip
tural grounds. nor then until assured that
"a year has elapsed since the issue of the
decree.
such resolution will fail To accomplish
their purpose or deliver our church from
reproach unless PreSbyteri8ns are en-
Joined TO exercise the vigilance and disCi-
pline necessary 10 protect the church from
scandal Those who want TO seem re-
spectacle greatly desire 90 have the cloak
Of ecclesiastical sanction thrown over
IL.
claims confessional doctrines or per-
forms marriages not sanctioned by the
Presbyterian church is subject 10 the
discipline OF the church courts
Temperance Chairman Quits,
The first indication i'm the General Pres
byterian Assembly of a smoldering but
threatening antipathv toward the tenn
perance report came when Dr David
Wills. jr., Of Oswego. y. Y. appointed
Friday by DR. William II. Roberts, mod.
orator, handed iu his resignation with an
absolute refusal TO serve upon this com
mittee. He gave as his reason that he
did not care 70 be at the head Of COM
mittee which viii be the bone of conten-
tiOn and the target for the shafts of those
opposed 20 the report
There is strong opposition TO the Anti
Saloon League. many commissioners de-
ClaTiHg that they win not vote 10 con-
tiHue the work of this league. Many be-
leye that the young and old peoples sa-
cieties should take up the work of tho
Anti-SalOon League within the church.
Wayne Wheeler, superintendent of the
Anti-SalO0n League. said:
"The movement is not surprising In the
least Il had its start with a lot OF third
party Prohibtionists. who have brought
forward the Inter-Church Council as a
substitute for the league"
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
PHYSIC TEACHERS MEET.
Last Session of Season Held at Bliss
Electrical school.

The last meeting Of the season Of the
Physlc Teachers Association, Of Wash
ingtOn. d. c.. was held Wednesday at the
Bliss Electrical School Between thirty
and forty teachers Of physics from the
various colleges, public and private
schools Of the city. were present.
An instructive paper was read by Father
J. T. Thomas, s. NJ. professor OF physics
Of the Marist Seminary, Catholic Univer-
sity Of America. on the subject, Ions and
Ionization." Father Thomas explained in
detail the new electrOniC theory OF mat
ter, and presented the latest views Of
scientists upon this interesting subject.
Following this paper, L. d. Bliss, presi-
dent of the Bliss School, and his assist
ants, gave a number of interesting eX
periments in electricity. A new mercury
vapOr light of 800 Cdndlepower was in
operation. Demonstrations of the opera
tiCn Of a street car by means of 2-horse-
power motors were given, the equipment
being put in actual operation. and the
method Of making emergency stops by
electric braking was shown.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
PRINCE CALLS AT ANNAPOLIS
Admiral dAbruzzi Visits Naval
Academy and Reviews MlddieS.
Given National salute Of Twenty
ton Later In the Day.
special to Tho Washington Herald.

Special 20 Tho Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. May 1s.-The national
salute of twenty-one guns was fred
this morning az the Naval Academy
when the Duke d'Abruzzi personal rep
resentati,e Of King Victor Emmanuel,
Of italy visited the institution.
The distinguished visitor was accom-
panied by Flag Lieut. f. Negrotta.
Senior Meyers, Italian Ambassador at
Washington; Lieut.. P6ster, naval at
tache az the embassy; Capt !. A Rogers
and Lieut. Commander H. II. Whittle-
sey. Of the American navy They were
received NY Capt 6. z. Colvocoresses.
acting superintendent. and Lieut. Ar
thur Macarthur ir. aid 10 the sUperin-
tendout After visiting and inspecting
the various departments Of the acad-
envy the party reviewed the midship-
men. who WorC pdradcd as a brigade of
infantry. After dining at the home Of
Superintendent Sands the visitors re-
turned 20 Washington this afternoon.