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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-02-22

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money when you can buy Hyomei, The
guaranteed catarrh cure. The Peo
pies Drug Store agree to refund the
price il it fails to cure.
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-02-22

NOTE. The Scenery for a Royal Slave ALL intel
from photographs taken and the city c MEXICO especial
II for ibis production and Is historically correct es Bnt
1T any Stage and ~il al be ued here This Is GUAR3N-
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-02-22

a Distinguished Company headed BY
Senor Juan DE- RosseIIi aDd Miss Mary
Van Tasseil
Magnificent Scenic In
veSture,
Elaborate and Gorgeous Costumes,
Characteristic and Divert
ing SpeciaIties.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
CIESHA GIRLS BOXED
UP AS FREIGHT AND
SHIPPED TO THE u. S.
JAPANESE LASSES RAISED A
HOWL WHEN SHIP WAS FUMl-
GATED AND THEIR DIScoV-
ERY FOLLOWED.

Port Townsend, Wash, May 19.--
Because of the breaking out of small
pox aboard the steamship Oanfa on
her last trip from the Orient upon
reaching Victoria, the entire steerage
was fumigated. A sho.t time after
the sulphur was lighted and the
hatches battened down the officers
heard a commotion in one of the
freight compartments. II was opened
and investiga ion located the dis
mrbances in six heavy boxes which
were found each TO contain Jap
anese girl. Inquiry demonstrated
that the shipment was consigned TO a
steerage passenger who is alleged TO
be Taxi Kaiioro a procurer. who was
deported from San Franc SEQ two
years ago The six women and the
man will be sent back to Japan on the
Oanfa tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
HAYWOOD TRIAL A
FARCE SAYS BELL
UNION OFFICIALS NOT GIVEN A
SQUARE DEAL DECLARES
DESPlSED OFFICER.
PROSECUTION IS AFRAID
he Hirts to Allow Them to be Tried
in Colorado Where He Says rs
Men Were killed--States'
Witnesses Arrive.

Denver Colo, May 10. General
Sherman NJ Bell who commanded the
state troops in the trouble with the
Cripple Creek miners, has not been
called by either side in the Haywood
trial at Boise. He said today:
why should they try these men in
Idaho? During the troubles here and
before the murder of Steunenberg
there We're rs persons killed in Colo
rado; and yet they take men from
Colorado to Idaho to try them for
crimes committed in Colorado. Why
dcn't they try them here? Is it be-
cause they are afraid?"
THE whole thing is a farce. 1t
Is unfair and un American detest
the principles of Meyer and Haywood
but | think they should get square
deal, and if you take men from state
whele the alleged crimes were com,
nitted to a place supposedly hostile
70 them in another, | don't call it a
square deal"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
SOLDIERS
F|END|SH WORK
INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN LODI
OVER WHOLESALE MURDER
BY CoSSAckS.
SCORES ARE SHOT DOWN
Without Warning While at Work in
Cotton MilIs-Bodies Terribly
MutiIated ed---Doctor Cut Down
Before He Could Aid.

Lodz Russian PoIad, MAY 19.-In
tarao avv;temant nrevatIs thro,obo,,
''-e N''' - ~
rage pefpeuated by CQssacks at
Kuttner's co ton mills, resulting in
The killing or wonndIne of b75 persons
- A .,
= W - '
fIess Visi'eu 'he iiiiiis eouay anu
found ample evidence OF the brutality
of The Cossacks. The walls we're
,3aa,od WITH hrllats tho ,,aop;pary
,
hee p"''oi0" WIN o'Oou' anu pioo'-
$ aims on the iloof showed where the
killed and wounded fell In the cot
ton mills and carnanter shon naar
them the oosSacks kiliea 70 persons
and wounded 90
When the Cossacks found the rob
hors of tba r,ou ,yagon bad eaa ghay
asoi i'iea 'iis iii'i'' "iieh "iq oppo'i'e
tho postoifiee. FIRST they hacked the
porter TO pieces killed me manager.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
SWEEPING INDICTMENTS
Clerk Of District Court at Lincoln, Two
Prominent Lawyers and Woman
Held BY Grand Jury.

Lincoln. Neb. May 19.-Wliliam G..
Phillips. clerk of the district court
who was yesterday indicted by the
grand jury. was arrested this evening
charged with tmbezzlement of trust
funds and mcamed Tecs.
L. W. Biliingsley. r. J. Greene an ,
Mrs Ida Youngren were indicted and
arrested On a charge Of blackmail.
the r alleged offcns being the al
empted "holdupr of salOonkeepers
Phillips Is serving his second term as
district clerk Billingsley and Greene
comprise one Of the b 81 known law
firms in the city. The three men gave
bail Mrs. Youngren was detained m
custody.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
TOO MUCH WINE;
10000 PROTEST
REMARKABLE DEMONSTRATION
IN FRANCE AGAINST OVER
PRODUCTION AND ADULTER
ALTON OF LIQUOR.

Perpignan. France, May ia
giant demonstration. in which 1885,.
600 persons look part, was held here
to1ay for the purpose of urging the
government to remedy the distress
caused by the over production of
wiaes aud The extensive sale Of wines
manufactured from grape refuse and
su yar.
People arrive in every imaginable
kind of conveyances from all parts OF
The south Many arrived by special
tr lins, numbers of them refusing TO
pay fares. the railway officials being
powcrless tocollect.
After the parade, meeting was
held at which the speak demanded
immediate action by the government
to op the wholesale adulteration of
wine Strcng forces of infantry AMI
cavalry had been drafted into the city,
but the demonstration was ord rly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
READY FOR POLE DASH
Walter WelImsn Getting Airship
Ready for ReeordHersld's At
tempt to Fly 10 Far North.

Paris. May 1s.-The Chicago Rec
ord Herald airship America. with a
hydrogen gas apparatus constructed
il Paris to supplement the plant al
ready at SDitzbergen. has been
shipped TO Tromso. Walter Wellmsn
and Engineer Naniman viii leave
Paris May y for Norway and the
entire axpeditiOnary party. numbering
81. viii assemble a. Tromso May 2S
and sail north on June l. June viii
D. spent in preparing the airship and
i.s trials viii oceure in July.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
CHURCH S SPLIT
OVER TEMPERANCE
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEM-.
BLY, MUST DECIDE ON WORK
OF PERMANENT ORDER.
ANTI-LEACUE IN A HUFF
5ecaus, of Alleged infringement on Its
Field of Efforts--Changes in
Views on Marriage and
Divorce Are Expected.

Columbus. O., May 19.-Many i'm
portant questions are to come before
the Presbyterian general assembly
this week, but none has aroused more
interest than the work Of the perma.
nent temperance.
Ths organization of the National
lntercharch Temperance Federation
at Pttsburg last January aroused the
opposition of the Antisaloon League
which regards the new organization as
infringing upon it's field The league
claims 1t is, in eff 1ct, an interchurch
federation and that therefore. the new
organ zation snnnecessary.
Other important matters will be the
reports CT committees on marriage
and divorce and administrative agen-
cies The former is expected to
recommend the holdipg Of ministers
to a more strict accountability under
the standards of the church,
visiting ministers, attending the as
semblX, occupied the pulpits Of prac
tically all the local protestant church,
es today Rev. DR.. William H. Rob
erts, moderator of the assembly.
preached al the Broad Street Presby-
terian church and the desire to hear
him was so great that the church
would moi contaia all who same.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
FORECAST OF THt
EVENTS Of WEEK

The Associated Press forecast for
important events Of the week follows:
Many prominent educators and
statesmen will gather a. Lake Mo-
honk N. Y. on Wednesday for The
thirteenth annual meeting Of the
Lake Mohonk Conference on Inter-
national arbitration. Among the
speakers are Enrique G. Creel. Mexi-
IAN ambassador to the United states;
General Sweart l.. Woodward former
American minister to Spain. Ignacio
Calderun, Bolivian minister TO the
United states; Nicholas Murray But
Ter. president of Columbia university.
The National Association Of Manu-
facturers which begins its convention
in New York Monday Is to hear the
result of a poll of lis 5000 members
on the tariff question The tariff com
nittee sent out several questions In
tended to show If possible not only
how much revision is required, but
also when and how the revisionists
rant the problem undertaken On
Wednesday nigh at tbe annual ban
net. addresses will be made 10y Sec
etary Strauss. Senator Dolliyer Of
Iowa. and others
The biennial convention Of the
switchmens Union Of North America
will be held at Detroit beginning next
Monday
The fate OF the Irish bill introduced
IN the British house of commons May
7 will largely depend on the attitude
taken by the Irish Nationalsts con.
vention which will assemble at Dub
lin on Tuesday All he Irish eiiT
corporations and the boioughs and
city rural councils. irresp cfive of
politics. have been invited to send
lelegates aud the branches Of the
United Irish league In ireland and
England also will be represented.
On Thursday the Venezuelan CON
rtess will convene and it has been re
ported that President Castro has
-hoson tha, day on which to retire
from Office being succeeded By First
vice President Conner
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
WITNESSES ARRIVE
Tc Testify Against Haywood But Jury
is Far From Being Filled.

Tc Testify Against Haywood But Jury
is Far From Being Filled. j.
Boise, Idaho, May 19,-Several Of
the more Important witnesses for the
state in the trial of VILLAIN D. Hay
wood for alleged participation in the
assassination of former Governor
Steunenberg arrived today. The
prosecution had hoped by this time
that a trial jury would have been inn
.paneled. but it is now evident that
this Will not be accomplished for sew.
eral days.
When court adjourned Saturday
afternoon the attorneys for the prose
-ciitien and deIenSe were, trying 70. ~
d vacancy caused by The exercise OF
the sate's hfth perpmptbry challenge,
The defense still has six of its ten
arbitrary challenges available and the
state has FIVE
The work of jury selection will be
taken up tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock, Only 26 of the special venire
of 100 remain and there is wide
speculation whether or not the trial
panel will be completed before The
talesmen are exhausted If not, the.e
will be delay of several days while
the sheriff is rounding up a new set.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
STARTS A RIVAL ORDER
Dissatisfied Members Of Railroad
Teleorsphsrs Break With Old
Organization at Meeting.

Mnneapolis. MINI. Nav H. Dis
safisiiei members Of the Order ri
Bsilroai TeiegraDhers. which is hold
ms iis annual convention in Min
neapoiis. he'd q session TODAY and or
eanized the Orfer ~ Railroad Tcieg
raphers. Despatchers Agen+s and
Signalmen The new Organization o.
a protest against the action nf the
regular members in refusing to re-
iIsfate l. X Mar. who was expelled
from the order for alleged irregu
lsrlty
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
PRAISE ROOSEVELT For PEACE

Washington, d. O., May 49, The
annual meeting of the Baptist Yolng
Peoples Union Of America was held
today In connection with the general
ss.4fstiat- COW rsiors rIfr n1tsSIuuas1s =
sermon was delivered by Rev. DR.. r.
-S. MacArthur. ~ New York, who
spoke of peace brUrght by the Chris
tian movement and gave high praise
to President Roosevelt for the part
h played in the settlement of the war
between Russia and Japan.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
SOCIETY MAN A SLAYER
Well Known Washington Young Man
Kills Cab Driver Because He Re-
fused to Take a Drink.

Washington. MAY 19-Frank Maca-
boy. a local hack driver. was shot
eally today a, the Arlington Hotel
hv Castor F. Philip. of this city and
Cloverock n. Y. He died at a hos
pital tonight. Philip. who is well
known in social circles here, was ar
rest d.
Macaboy made a statement al the
hospital ia which he is reported to
have said that because he refused 10
take a drink with Philip the latter
shot him. Another version gives as
the cause of the trouble the refusal
of Philip TO pay a $3.50 cab fare bill
he is alleged to have owed MacavOy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
REUNION OF DELEGATES
Surviving Republicans Who for 3e Ball
lots Voted for Grant in 1880 to
Meet Next Year.

Washington, May l9.-It will be a
happy occasion for the surviving dele
gates to the Republican national con
veniion in Chicago in 1880 who, 306
il number. for 36 ballots supported
General II. Grant for a third term,
when they hold their reunion in CON
nection with the Republican conyen-
tion next year.
Colonel A. NJ Hughes. of Columbia.
Tenn. who issues the call for the re
union. believes that he is theonly sur
viving member Of the TenDessee dele
CATION to the 1880 convention.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
LA TOILETTE OUT FOR BEAR.

Glenwood Spring. Colo. May 10
Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin
who arrived here yesterday will starr
n a bear hunt in the Muddy dlstric;
tomorrow with Jak Borah as guide
The Muddy is the famous bear coun-
try into which Borah had intended to
take President Rooseteli two years
ago but the snow was too deep.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
SCHM|Tz TURNS
ON HIS ACCUSERS
DECLARES IN AFFIDAVIT THAT
sPREckLEs HAS DEEP MOTIVE
IN PROSECUTION.
SEES GIGANTIC SCHEME
To Overthrow City Government and
Gain Office With View Of Get
ting Rich Franchises--Says
Judge Is in Plot.

San Francisco, Cal, May 19--Dis-
trict Attorney Langdon was last night
served by Mayor Schmitz's attorneys
with notices Of a mot;cl FOR substitu-
ticn of trial judge on tn ground tina,
Judge Frank II Dunno is disqualified
by bias and prejudice. Accompanying
this motion Is a lengthy affidavit by
Scbmitz In which sensational charges
are made aga nst Rudolph Spreckels
ard his associates in he bribery graft
prosecution, and Judge Dunno him
self.
Among Schmitz's allegations are
the following:
SchmItz Turns Accuser.
That Mr. Spreckels and the asso-
ciates who are with him he financial
gearantors of the brb ry graft indi-
cations and prosecution, long since ex,
hausted the original fund Of 100000
pledged by Spreckels and have ex-
pended nearly $1,00a,0O0 in munich
pal publication campaign; that they
desire and purpose to ov rthrow the
present municipal administration in
orler that they themselves may as
sumo the reins of government and Sc
cure for themseY street railway
ard water franchises which will net
them millions; that Judge Dunno is
aware Of this intent and purpose and
is Herewith in accord that the con
viction Of Schmitz is desired as a
IN ans to thes ends, and that 1t is
the wish Of Judge Dunno that a biased
and preiudiced jury be selected to Sc
cure such conviction.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
BOMB IN STREET CAR
Union Sympsthizers Accused Of Plot
to Blow Up csr-Fuse Had
Fortunately Gone Out.

San Francisco. Cal. Nav 19.-Late
last night a satchel containing a bomb
vas found in a street car at the barn
at Oak and BrOderiek streets The
frse had been lighted but The spark
died out before reaching the powder
The United Railroads officials believe
that the internal machine was left in
the car By q strike sympathizer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
THE RoosEvELT's AT CHURCH

Charlottesville, Va. May 19.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt and Archie
worshiped today at the Christ Epis-
copal church near Pine Knot At the
close of the service the president
shook hands with the minister.
thanked the choir for the music and
held reception, nearly every mem
Der of the congregation shaking
hands.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
RIGHT OF QUARANTINE
State Board Now Has Supreme Power
to Act. Although peneen Did
DID Not Sign Bill.

Springfield IN May Governor
Den re1 allowed house bin number ffS
To become a law without bis apPfo'
a. a question as 70 the constitution.
sHiy Of fhe act caused him to Wifh-
hoid his signature The measure gives
the state board Of heath supreme
jurisdiction in cases Of quarantine
wherl ever = local board q health neg
Iects To take proper action
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
5000 AT HUGHES FUNERAL.

Dixon, H., May 19,-Fully 5000 per
sonc attended the funeral Of State
Senator Charles H. Hughes today.
Among those in attendance were Uni
ted States Senator Hopkins, Congress
man Lowden, state senators and many
state officers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
PULLED OUT OF mine
ONE BY ONE AFTER So
HOURS UNDERGROUND

Madisonylle, KY, May l9-Seyen-
ty one men were rescued from The
Royal coal mines near this city today
after having been underground day
and half rope was lowered into
the airshaft and the men pulled out
one by one. The entrance of the
mine was blocked by an accident.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
DELEGATES TO U. p. c. of A.

Denver, Colo, May 1o.-M l.. Arm.
strong, of Butler, Pa, is the first dee
gate TO arrive in Denver to attend the
annual general assembly Of the Uni-
ID Presbyterian Church of Americc
which convenes Wednesday. Three
hundred and fifty delegates will be
here fran oil parts of the United
States and Canada. also missionary
delegates from Egypt and India.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
STAMPEDE AT NEGRO
SCHOOL EXERCISES: 8
lRAMPLED TO DEATH

Fcrt Gibson, May 19,-At the grad
uating exercises OF the Fort G bsor
colored, schools tonight lamp on tho
stage exploded, causing panic among
the 300 negroes present The audi
ence stampeded, trampling to death
three persons Twenty others wer
seriously injured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
CAR TO TELL OF
ATTEMPT ON LIFE.
TRUTH or REPORTED ASSASSIN
ALTON PLOT rs OFFICIALLY
ADMITTED.
COLO,INE IS IRRITATED
Because Of Criticism and Has Had b
suhicisncy Of Douma Presiden-
tial Honors--Emperor's Birth
day Observed.

81 Petersburg, May l9.-A telegram
of congratuatipn on the Illustration
of the recent regicide plot has been
Sent to the emperor by the 0ctober
lists, whose second rational ccnve,t
tion opened here today. The truth a
the report concerning the plot IL now
officially admitted and communr
cation concerning IT has already ne .
prepared and only awaits the emner-
or's approval before being published.
The details of the conspiracy wers
aargerly canyassed by ths court and
government officials who were invited
10 Tsarskoe selo today on the en-.
peror's birthday. This event was cele-
brated with the usual Ger monies
Douma Head is Disguestsd.
The president Of the lower housa
was approached BY Pre
mier stolypin and other minister's
who d sired 10 discuss the work II
the douma. NJ. Goloyine arpareatIY
was irritated and embarrassed az tha
citicism. by both the government and
the radical camps Of his work as
president, and particularly of hts ae
tion in rebuking and suspending NJ
zuraboff, Socialist, for his savage al
tack on the army and government,
April 20.
lie clared he was heartily sick of
his position and would resign imnle
diately If the Constitutional nem
rats AT any time failed 70 command
majority LII the house.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20

lF YOU "NEvER HAVE" advsrtls-
cd, and the never have hogy has ter.
rors for you, perhaps you viii con-
tInue to do things In the hardest ways. }
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
SCORES OF YESTERDAY
Amer can League.

Batteries Powell and O'COnnOr
Moore and Kleinuw
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20

lccneiai 4 On FIth Psge.l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20

Gconclpaed on Third PsssJ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-05-20
SOME PEOPLE MAY MINK Iksl

goods Which are not worth adveFtIss
ing must be Of inferior quality, or are
open to suspicion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-23
Outline of Anglo-German-
American Arbitration
Court Project.
A HIGH TRIBUNAL OF SEVENTEEN
JURISTS, TO BE APPOINTED
FOR TERMS OF 12' YEARS AND
TO HAVE JURISDICTION OVER
CERTAIN SORT or CASES.
BY associated Press.

The Hague, Aug 22.-The text of
the American proposition for the
establishment of permanent court
of arbitration has been completed in
agreement with Germany and Great
Britain.
1t consists of twenty-siX articles,
providing that the court shall consist
of seventeen jurists OF known COM
petenGe in international law, to be
chosen es far as posi- BILE from among
the members Of the permanent court
of arbitration. Members of the court
shall be appointed by the various
nations, according to the allotment
designated, for terms of twelve
years, nine to form a, quorum.
The high court may appoint three
of its members to thy cases, if neces-
Sary, elsewhere than at The Hague
The judges are forbidden TO receive
remuneration from their own or any
other governments for their services
in connection with the court, and pro-
vision is made as to what cases the
court is competent to try.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-23

Mr. Northup paid the following trib-
ute to First Assistant Postmaster
General Hitchcock:
1T may not have occurred to many
postmasters and other executives of
the post Office department to whom
our country is indebted for the Won
derfUl advancement made. in recent
years in the greatest department of
the greatest government on earth.
With due respect and appreciation of
former administrations, our honored
first assistant postmaster generai,
single handed and alone, has done
more during his term of service than
the combined energies and force Of
any two previous administrations.
''As An executive officer General
Hitchcock ranks among the highest OF
many distinguished predecessors who
have been called to serve our country
at posts of honor. Therefore, this
convention should not adjourn with
out public acknowledgement of our
personal thanks to General Hitchcock
for his devotion to duty and to the
Interests of the postal service
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-23
SpecIaI to The journal.

Birmingham, Aug. 88.-Circuit Judge
B. M. Miller, who is the first to or
ganize a grand jury since the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad obtained
its blanket injunction against solici-
tors, sheriffS and other state officers,
simplifying an original injunction so
as to prevent these officers from pros
ecuting the road for the failure to
put on the states lower freight and
passenger tariffs, has instructed his
grand jury not to find indictments
In no uncertain tones he charged the
grand jury that a court of competent