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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-14

J. III. Parker willleave in a few days
for business trip to st. Louis and
New York.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-14
ChsIdren,s Day.

The Methodist Sunday school viii
observe Children's Day Sunday, June
16, at ia a m. A good program has
been arranged. Everybody welcome
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-14
R. N. M'DANIEL ARRESTED
ON CHARGE OF PERJURY

r. NJ. Mcdaniel Of this city was ar
rested today on grand jury indict-
ment charging him with perjury in
connection with the Harlin murder
trial in the federal court last week.
Mcdaniel has been employed about
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-06-14

Harry Bland was here this morning
from Alton en- route to Muskogee.
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The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
BID THEIR PASTOR FAREWELL.
Members of HRmIine Church Give
Last Reception.

Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Carl @. Doney. who
will leave Monday for Buckhannon. w.
Va, where DR.. Doney will assume the
presidency Of Wesleyan College. were
rendered a reception by the congregation
Of Hamline NJ. E. Church last night. The
big audience and the speakers were vis-
IDLY affected by the farewell speeches and
the words of parting.
The church parlor which covers the
entire first floor Of the structure. at
Ninth and p streets northwest. was
crowded with friends of DR.. and Mrs
Doney, many of them from distant psrts
OF the city and members of other congre-
cations. The room was handsomely decor
ated for the occasion. the ifnprovised
platform being backed with the stars and
Stripes. potted plants. palms. and ferns
All the members of the official board. and
the othel church officers were present
J. II. Benton delivered the farewell ad
dress on behalf Of the board and the con-
gregation. He closed with touching
'good-by, that was echoed by the AS
semblage, as he shook the hand of DR.
Doney. Mrs Doney, Spnd the two little
children. bidding each "Godspeed."
Mrs. d. b. Street then presented Mr.
and Mrs, Doney with a handsome solid
silver after-dinner coffee set as a remenn-
brance from the congregation of Ham
line. The tray contained bunch Of for
get-me-nots, tied with a piece of ribho7
on which was inscribed the word
"Aloyo, meaning in English Il love
you"
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
SPANKING ON UNFAIR LIST
Blaekboards Also Boycotted by Pub
lie School Janitors.
Defiant Guardians of the Boilers
Assert ThemseIves-BOard Has
tens 10 Consider Demands.

photographers and your troubles - the
background! Back a new strike threat
ems to inguIf the community; intelli-
gence is behind it; men OF Scholastic
avocation are its movers-the jannors
OF the public schools viii neither clean
blaekboards nor will they be response
bic for obstreperous children. nor as
sist in disciplining them.
Now it is said that the janitors are
a much-abused and cruelty underrated
oSass of public servants. They have
heavy duties, they claim, without giving
their physical and mental energy to
blackboards and children. They have
Railways to sweep and waste-baskets to
empty. The rulings Of the school board
must not escape them; they are com
PEELED by virtue of their Office to read
the papers and answer intelligently
questions pertaining to their school
system.
They made known their position yester-
day TO the board of education, and that
dignified and self contained body came as
near allowing itself to express emotion
as 1t ever did The janitors simply re-
fused 10 clean blackboards. No, sir, not
If the chalk stands out in bold relief, not
if the blackboard is field of white on
which not one more dot can be inscribed
Then, too, they viii neither nurse
spank. reprimand. moralize with, or be in
any way responsible for the children of
the public schools They are tired of it
and heart sick. They have large boilers
to attend to, and children of their own.
and they have resolved on a firm stand.
DR.. Evermann, alone OF all the school
board. was not sufficiently stunned by the
blow to render him unconscious.
He iisttl-y.ss, palptatingly until he had
heard the full contents of the protest.
then after taking several sips of water.
moved that the grievance be referred to
the committee on teachers and janitors
fer immediate action.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
-FOUR KILLED IN AUTO
Big Touring Car Is Wrecked
by Trolley.
LIVES OF ALL CRUSHED OUT
Machine Caught on Crossing ny
Electric Car Rushing Down Grade.
Racing Automobile Going sixty
Miles an Hour at Morris Park
Track Kills "A Woman.

Canandaigua. y. Y. Aug. 2s-An auto
moStie driven By George wsldren. OF
Rochester, was struck by Rochester and
Eastern trolley car this afternoon.
The occupants Of the automobile. DR..
Waldren. Mrs. Katharine Farnsworth, of
Rochester, and Mrs. William scandHng
and Mrs. Jane Hobbs. of Hopewel. were
killed.
DR., Waldren left Rochester this morn
ing in his touring car to visit his daugh-
ter. who was visiting at the home Of
William Schandling. in HopeweH. He had
taken the women, all Of whom were over
sixty-fve years Of age. for an automobile
ride. the intention being to go to the
Freshour crossing and then meet the car
from Canadaigua. due about o'clock, on
which another friend of the ScandIing
family, Mrs Baken, Of Rochester. was
expected to arrive.
AS the automobile approached the troll
ley track, il was seen from the car. which
was coming down grade from the east
The automobile slowed up. Then, ap-
Darently believing he could easily cross,
he kept on. The crash followed
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
NEGRO SLAYS THREE
Fugitive Escapes Two Posses
by Killing Leaders.
DOGS AND MEN ON HIS TRAIL
Georgia Sheriff, Deputy sheriff, and
Town Marshal Victims OF Supposed
Resisting Arrest with a Repeating
Rifle and Deadly Aim.

Thomasville. Ca, Aug. 2s.--Leaving
behind him three dead officers. whom
he shot to avoid being captured.
Charles Willis, a negro outlaw. Is flee
ing toward Florida. with a posse pur-
suing
Those who have fallen victims TO the
negro's deadly aim are Sheriff D. W.
Tyler. Of Grady County; Marshal Eu-
gene Carden. of Cairo, and Deputy
Sheriff James Hunnicutt. of Thomas
County.
The negro began his career Of mur-
der in Grady County Monday night, re-
sisting arrest at the hands of Sheriff
Tyler He shot the officer dead A
posse, headed by Marshal Cardell pur-
sued the negro, and last night sur
rounded him in a cabin. The negro.
who had barricaded himself in the
cabin, was ordered to surrender. He
made no response. but instead opened
fire
The posse prepared 10 close in on him,
headed by Marshal CardelL Within a few
seconds a second shot was fired from the
cabin window This shot ended the life
of the marshal When they saw their
leader fall, the members of the posse ran
70 his assistance. This gave the negro an
opportunity and. firing as he ran. he
made his escape.
Posse aud Dogs on Trail.
Another posse headed by Deputy Sher-
if Hunnicutt. of Thomas. took up the
pursuit, and came up with the negro
this afternoon. The negro Immediately
opened fire and killed Deputy Hunnicutt.
This demOralized the posse. and the ne
gro again escaped.
Sheriff Hight. of Thomas, has organ
lied another posse. and bloodhounds are
again chasing the negro. All members of
posse have sworn to continue the chase
until the negro is killed.
The negro has a repeating rifle and
plenty Of ammunition. 1t is said that he
is a discharged United States soldier
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
WANT CONSTITUTION TO STAY.
Boston Patriots VIII Fight Against
Newberry's Plan.

Boston, Aug 2S-The ire of Boston
patriots was thoroughly aroused by the
dispatches from Washington in to-day's
papers to the effect that Acting Secretary
of the Navy Newberry has suggested
the removal of the historic frigate Con
stitution from the Boston navy yard.
wnere it has remained for many years.
Almost unanimously. the patriotic So
cieties and the leading men of political
and civil life here voiced their opposition
to the plans.
The secretary to the governor an
nounced that there had been absolutely
no correspondence between the Navy De-
partment and Gov. Guild regarding the
matter It was added that the governor
was unalterably opposed TO the removal
Of the historic fTigate, and that he would
undoubtedly lead in the efforts to have
Secretary Newberry's plans abandoned.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
ROOT WILL SEE PRESIDENT.
RumOred Conference to Take Place
at Larchmont ON Saturday

Rumored Conference to Take Place
at LarehmOnt on Saturday.
New York, Aug. S.-Secretary of State
Root is of from BILLY" Biuldoon's rest
farm to-day to attend his brothers fu-
neral. at Clinton. N Y
Rumor has il that he will confer with
President Roosevelt. in the Larchmont
Clubhouse. at Larchmont. Saturday. The
Secretary VIII make the trip 10 Larch-
mont in an automobile, it is said. while
the President viii cross the sound in a
yacht
Secretary Root is not yet through with
Muldoon, however. Though his health is
much improved, he expects TO put in ten
days more under the former wrestler 3
care. returning TO the farm near White
Plains after his audience with the Presi-
dent After finishing his stay at Null
doon's he viii go to Washington. His
plans for his trip 10 Mexico. he said, are
unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
BARR ON SOCIAL WAR.
Says He Has Taken from Tucker
Only the Powers lie Gave.
s,,srial ~ The yVssbipq4or Ha-.l5

Special % The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. Aug. 2S.-James NJ. Barr,
director general of the jamestown Expo
sition. who was out of the city when the
storm broke oyer his order naming Kohl
saat as social and diplomatic representa-
tive Of himself and the exposition, re-
turned to-day and this evening gave out
what he described as a partial statement
of his side Of the controversy.
You may say that I would ike to
have it distinctly understood" said Barr,
that have not relieved Mr.. Tucker
from any duties whatever assigned him
by the board Of directors. The cere-
monial duties taken from him were given
him by my order. I have not curtaiIed
his power as president Of the exposition.
! think it unfortunate that the oues-
ton has been raised about my nativity
Sectional lines should not be considered In
our efforts to make the exposition a sue
cess.
Mr.. Barr is serving the exposition with
out compensation.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
CORTELYOU BOMB MYSTERY.
No CIew Yet Found TO Identity of
Sender of the Package.

Philadelphia. Aug. 2S-Not a clew has
yet been found by the post-oftice authori-
ties to the identity Of the persons who
mailed a package Of some explosive 10
Secretary OF the Treasury Corteiyou-a
package which would have reached him.
too. but for its accidental explosion IN
der a canceling stamp in the substation
at Nicetown yesterday.
Chief Postal Inspector Cortelyou OF
the Philadelphia district. who. as the
Secretary's brother. has more than an
official interest in investigating the case.
is stin positive that the explosion was
that Of nothing worse than big percus-
sion cap
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
NO MYSTERY IN EARLS DEATH.
English Christian Scientist Victim
of Heart Disease.

London. Aug. 2S.-The verdict of the
corone~'s jury in the case of the Earl OF
Dunmore, leader Of the English Christian
Science, who died suddenly yesterday
morning. is that death resulted from ma
tural causes.
A post-mortem examination showed that
the Earl suffered from fatty degenerate don
Of the heart.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

New York. Aug. 2S-whfe Stewart II.
Elliott. president of an automobile con-
cern at 1888 Broadway. was driving
racing automobile at a sIxty-mile- -an-hour
clip around the Morris Park race track
this evening the tire on a front wheel
burst and the automobile turned over.
Mrs. Leslie L. Kelsey, the wife Of Rob
ert g. Kelsey. a real estate operator.
was caught under the machine and
crushed to death. Elliott was badly
hurt. Mrs. Kelsey was tweRty-six years
old; her home was at 451 Riverside Drive.
Stewart II. Elliott lives at 25l West
Eighty-first street. Mrs. Kelsey came
from Toledo, Ohio She had been mar
ried four years. and had no children.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
oHIoANS LEAD RIFLEMEN.
Take Big Lead In SLirmish Firing.
Cavalry In second Place.

Camp Perry. Ohio. Aug &-The big
gest riHS team that ever got under way
IN America started to-day in the Ma
tional Match. in which, with the zoe, 500.
and 1000 yard stages 10 be shot to-
morrow. the ohioans lead by ten points
with their aggregate skirmish rapid-fire.
and also slow-flre score OF 1888
Forty-eight teams. seven more than
were at Seagirt last year. are in the
battle The Buckeyes started the race
by running away from the field in the
skirmish fire. where they ran up a score
Of 907 better than the best OF their com
petItoTs could do.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
LIKE MODERN NOVEL
Romance Ends Happily When
Youthful Groom Returns.
SECURES MOTHERS CONSENT
Clinton and Harry MakeIy Married
to Emma and BeuIah Moore, Re
speetiveIy, After Anxious Day.
Clerk Refuses License Until Per-
NIT from Parent Ii Produced.

-Four happy Yirginians went away re-
1oicing last night from the home Of Rev.
Dr. Donald c. Macleod. after the culmi-
nation OF a romance that has long been
the talk OF Centerville. in the Old Domin-
ion. The Makely brothers were married
TO the Moore sisters last night. Both are
prominent Virginia families
Yesterday morning the two couples,
Clinton L. Makely and Emma c. Moore,
and Harry 1. Makely and Beulah NJ
Moore. came TO this city to be married
They journeyed to the City Han. and
everything went off easily undl IL de
veloped that Clinton was but twenty
years old. The young man made this
statement himself. when asked by the
clerk. blissfuIly ignorant Of the fact that
this might be a bar 70 the fulhlIment Of
the carefully laid plans OF months.
Refuses to Grant License.
The clerk spread CONSERVATION into the
hearts of the younger couple when he
Informed them that IL would be impossi-
bic to issue the license. There was a
hasty consultation, and although the
clerk was greatly interested in the i'm
pending double marriage under such un-
usual circumstances, he explained that
he was powerless and could not issue the
license without the written consent OF
parent or guardian. Not 10 be thwarted
in their plans, it was arranged by the
couple that Clinton was to post to Cen
terville and obtain the consent of his
mother in writing. This would take time.
however. and as the prospective brides
and bridegrooms could not wait another
day. the clerk consented to keep open
and be on hand upon his return.
Il was f0:15 o'clock last night when the
four, in high spirits, made their appear
ance at the City Hall and received the
necessary permit. Clinton was fagged out.
tired. and hungry. but happy. He had
taken the electric car to Fairfax. and
then posted by horseback 10 CenterviIle,
as hard as he could ride Obtaining the
necessary script from his mother, he
made record time on the return trip.
Minister Is Ready.
In the meantime his brother had made
all the necessary arrangements. and the
two couples went direct to the home OF
DR.. Macleod, where, book in hand, he was
awaiting them. Facing the minister. they
developed a shyness, and Beulah, nudging
Emma, said. You 90 first"
'No, you go first" replied Emma. and
so 1t was until Or. Macleod suggested
that Harry and Beulah present them
selves first because of their seniority in
age.
The clerks and the force at the City
Hall were greatly interested in the case
and a lively discussion over relationship
ensued upon the departure of the visitors.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
DUTCH BANK 100000 SHORT.
Warrant Issued for Arrest of Mis-
sing Director.

Misdleburg. Holland. Aug. 2s.-Thes+ Is
a shortage Of over 100000 in the funds
of the Arnhem Bank Society. the failure
ef which WIS announced yesterday.
warrant has been issued for the ar
rest of one of the ditctors, who has dis
appeared.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
LOCAL.

l-Chekib Bey Hath Arabian Night.
president Tells Republics TO Be Good
spanking on the Unfair List
brothers and Sisters Wed.
2-Will of Anton Eberly.
2-May Indict More Brokers.
2-Southern's Earnings Drop.
2-School Board Kept Busy.
2-Simon F. Hurlebaus Killed.
S-Knight Of Washington Wins.
5-Ice Cream First Aid TO Art.
l0-New Apartment Houses Opened.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.


Pages TELEGRAPHIC.
-Four Killed by Auto Smash.
1-Stuyvesant Fish Lays Out Harahan.
NEGRO Fugitive Kills Three officers.
slaughter Testifes In Vanderbilt Case.
S-Southern Rate Case in Supreme Court.
S-Pripce Wilhelm at Sycamore Hill.
Crowds Continue at Rockville Fair.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
REPUBLICS AT OUTS
ASKED TO MAKE Up
Roosevelt Wires Presidents
Of Central America.
URGES AN EARLY PEACE
MexicO'S Executive Also Takes
a Hand in Affair.

Heads OF the Two Nations Are Act
ing Independently, hut In Perfect
Accord-The Responses Are Ex-
pected to Pave the Way for Arbi-
trntiOn In Washington or Mexico
City-Diaz to Send Out Messages.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

Fire destroyed the stables Of Charles B.
Stuart at 224-280 D street southeast, late
last night. Feed and stores valued at
81, 800 were burned. The loss on the build
ing was estimated at $500.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
PASTOR CLIMBS STEEPLE.

Drives Cut bSes ~R'cn Bn6EeG
Through Church During Services.
oyster Bay, Aug. 2S.-Rev. Warren L
Bowman, pastor of st. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal Church, created something Of a
sensation in the village yesterday by
ascending the outside of the steeple Of his
church to point far above the belfry
and removing a large accumulation of
honeycomb and its contents and driving
out the bees.
The bees were in the habit of buzzing
through the church during services and
annoying the congregation
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Fair to-day and
tomorrow; light to fresh north
erly winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
Caeap Excursion to HarperS Ferry.
Marttnsburg, Berkeley Springs.
and Cumberland and Return.

SIS a. m, Sunday. September I. from
Baltimore and Ohio station. washington
Round trip rate to Harpers Ferry and
Martinsburg. 800; to Berkeley Springs
S1.35; TO Cumberland. 500 Splendid on
portunity for days outing
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
.CHBKIB BEY HATH
AN ARABIAN NIGHT
Yea, Even as HaFOun al RaS-
child GOeth He Forth.
CUTTETH A WIDE SWATH
Behold, He Taketh in All the
Sights of the Town.

of the Son Of Allah to
Kingdom of Theodore r. Depart
eth from His Abode, Even the
Turkish Legation, Yet Leaveth No
Reported 10 Police as Missing.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
$1,000 Niagara Falls Excursion. SEN
. tenaber 6, Baltimore and Ohio.

Special tTaln, s-andard COACHES and
parlor cars. leaving Washington rs a.
m.. running via Philadelphia and pic
turesque Lehigh Valley Liberal stop
overs returning. Tickets good ten days.
Attractive side trips from Niagara Falls.
Other dates, September 20 and October 4.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

When permitted to remain Idle. Deposit
your funds in banking dept. of Union Trust
Co, lil4 T St, where all accounts earn in
terest- Deposits subject to check at will.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29
Fish KNOCKS OUT
JAMES 7. HARAHAN
Fist Fight Enliyens Railroad
Directors Meeting.
BLOW AS LIE Is PASSED
Attempt to Adjourn Conference
Prematurely Causes Trouble.

Former President of Illinois Central
"Harriman Tools" and violent Re-
sentiment Leads 10 BIOw-HarahaR
Falls at First Swing, and 1t Is All
Over-Were Once Fast Friends.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

A Ia Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Ecksrein's from u to 2. ll2 N. Y. ava
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

Get a thorough business education az
The Drillery. 100 New York ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

october 5. 1907. remember the date.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-29

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