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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
FORMER DEPUTY
COMMITS SUICIDE


James 81 Rtcale. former dsputy
s q cug county s8 st "a
sarly hor Fr1sy resale o.
"a pistol waud indicted q SIS own
Hand Rlteae lived abost oas hour
after The fatal sh1l vas fred ba,
never reeaInea consciousness
m health and anancial sfFashts are
believed Is Sc The cause d tie rash
act Fog asoat two nonths Mr.
I RtcAie has not been AZ himself aud
I this fact neaez ltafed the revelation
of lis commission as deputy sheriff
several weeks ago Yesterday how
ever. ~ Ritehle appeared IS The
sheFiHs oeiee looking brighter than
he had for ssFeral weeks and told
sheriff RidenhouT that be vas feeling
an right and was ready to resume
bic omce Wr. Ridenhour told him
. be ready % take uD his duties this
morning
About a.x olock THIS morning Mr
Rltchia arose from his bed partly
dre IA himself. then secured his
automatic revolver and lying back in
bed. placed tAs muzzle 70 bis right
temple G2a pressed the trigger that
sent a bullel crashing through his
brain and placed him forever beyond
the ban of sickness and pain The
deadly BAN passed through the fore
part % the head and cut the left
temple leaving 8 small clean-eut hole.
The shock did not cause instantaneous
death. but there never was any chance
for recovery
The family heard the muaied shot,
and gor time thought something
fei ln the room. but later they found
the dying man lying with lis head
0n a piIlow soaked with bis own
blood
On a table ID the room where Air
Riichie died Vas found a number OF
letters enclosing statements Of ac-
count that lying open. evidently where
they had just been read and these
statements are believed 70 have play
I'd a great part IN causing the former
deputy 70 take the suicidal steps.
Ritchie had made a number Of large
property deals during the last few
months. one q them being the pur-
chase of the handsome residence in
the northwest part of this city. He
bad also sold some property 81 WEIGH.
and bought some farm property 10
Texas. and some tine horses. some
of these deals. according to bis friends
we're unwlse and resulted n heavy
losses. that brought about bis money
stringeney and aith the attending wor-
~ resulted IL bis committing suicide
As q deputy Ritchie was one Of the
most efficient officers in the county
service. and bis nntimely death Is
source 81 great regret 10 bis former
associates il Office as well as the
many friends BE- has made since com
ing TO vlnita
The funeral Hill BE- held from The
family residence tomorrow afternoon
al o'clock The services vlll b. con
Quoted by Father Charles Van Hulse
of the Catholic church
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
PRESIDENTS Of TWO GREAT
NATIONS MEET At FL PASO
Presidents Taft and Diaz Meet Behind Closed
Doors--Both Crossed the International Line
Taft in Mexico to Attend Banquet Tonight
Second Time in History that Juarez
Is the Temporary Capital.
A lated

E8 kege& lated Press
E Psso Ter OF isTh a
nons roaring saate soldiers efg
rhefe and D pomp q ceremony
dom. q ever. before witnessed in this
country President TAFT 81 ibe United
states and PorflHo Dlaz fof years
president ~ Tie great southern y
public of Mezico met here today and
exchanged formal greetings of good
BIB and friendship The meeting
sooa place behind eleed doors ln sae
dire torn rooms q tbe chamber G
commerce bludae add onig twg ga
etant eegetarses f9 Taft were there
h report tbe aaare 3, tae er
uYe
after having received Diaz GA Amer.
san soH President Taft himself cross
- The International border line and
returned the can q Dlaz az the els-
tons house 81 tbe qnalt old city a.
cmdad gsuafcx Aeaa TIRE two pres
deats we're cl0seted foT few moments
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
Tulsa

Summary Touchdowus. Franklin.
Bnlingslea and Marrs Goals. Lion
berger Time Of halves twenty min.
utes officials King referee; Rush
more umpire Masterson. tlmekeeper
and field Judge
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
TULSA HIGH SCHOOL
WAS OUTCLASSED


C.eafig o-tplayng ther opponents
az esery stage % the game the vinita
hlsh aool football team defeated the
iTuisa high school team last Friday
afternoon b The score q II to q.
The game vas one q he most "a.
lcihng ever seen 10 yinlta. in offensive
work TIE visiting team vas very weak.
but ii last ditch defense work they
! pat Us remarkable aght Time AZ.
ter time ghey held ghe yinita lads for
downs when within one yafd of their
goal yinita Showed exceptional
streagth Ia returning the bah on kicks
and 10 breaking down the offensive
plays 81 the visitors The defense Of
the locals was so strong that only
once during the entire game were tbs
Tulsans able 20 gain fhe required ten
yards o. three doxns Tulsa had
three men that played q star game
and aad Is not been foF these men
tne score would have been much lar-
ger House. the hig left bali 81 the
visitors proved the undolng Of many
~ yinltas wel directed plays. 81
breaking up the Interference ana hurl.
ing the runner back for repeated
.iosses McAlester. the fast right end
of TIE visitors also distinguished him
self hy many brilliant tackles that
prevented scoring Wakefield at fun.
back vas the other man that com
posed the maiustay ur the Tulsa team.
The doughty little fallbaek was al.
ways ID the play and bis work on both
defense and ofense was ot the high.
est order Thurman the quarterback
Of the visitors Is also deserving Of
mention for the splendid manner i'm
which be handled the ball. and for a
brilliant tackle IN which be prevented
the locals from scoring on the kick-on
after the first touchdown had been
made Every man on the Vinita team
was Ia the game every minute and 10
their concerted action IS due the vic
tory IN ground gaining Franklin
Barney Marrs and Biningslea we're
probably the stars although Captain
LionhefgeF. Belew Trott and Elliott
made repeated gains Smith as usual
made number Of spectacular runs
after catching punts Several times
the fast little quarterback caught
puHts and dashed night through the
opposing players for gains Of fifteen.
twenty and thirty yards Near the
close Of the first half be made one Of
the most brilliant catches Of a bad
bounce ever seen on q grldiron The
ball Iossed like Il would bounce over
his head. but he leaped into the air
caught the ball and dashed down the
field Tor gain of twenty-five yards
Belew somewhat eclipsed this play
during the last half in the recovery
Of a punt by the visitors Belew dash.
ed across the field and with one hand
scooped the ball under his arm and
without Stacking his speed carried the
punted ball back past the point where
IL was kicked vinita made two bad
fumbies and only their great ability
in recovering such balls prevented
them from resulting disastrously
On the defense Elliott vas one 81
The most spectacular players Many
times the left tackle caused tie visi.
tors the loss 81 several yards by
breaking through the line ana dragging
the runner down behind the line
Lionberger BinIngslea Belew and
Trott also played great defensive foot
bali The lineup was
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
ALCOHOL is RESPONSIBLE
FOR YOUNG HARRIS DEATH
BY Associated Press

Los Angeles CAL oct 15-"Of the
terrible ietoFies alcohol has won over
mankind this Is perhaps the most pitt.
nd, and awful OF them all
This was the statement Of Mrs VIII.
liam Harris. here, when she admitted
the bank robber who shot himself
Wednesday, IN Chicago surburb 20
escape arrest. was ID aIl probability
her son, Lamar Harris. Harris young
wife here, Is prostrated at one time
he had a law practice here worth
fifteen thousand dollars year
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-10-22
card 81 rhnnLs-

We desire to thank our many friends
for their kindness and assistance dur.
ing our recent bereavement.
MRS. } II. RITcHfE AND FAMILY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08

All esstbourd records between New
York and Chicago on the New York
Central Railroad for trains carrying pas
sepgers we're broken yesterday BY the
specisI carrying Samuel Newhouse, Of
Salt Lake City, from OhicSgo to New
York in bis hurried trip to catch a
steamer for Europe, where brother Is
dying. Approximately The train travel,
ed the diatance In II hours and 30
minutes, 81 against Is hours, which the
Twentieth Century Limited makes, the
faI test time on record esstbound between
the two points. As indicating the great
speed of The iaID yesterday, the run OF
842 miles from Chicago to Albany was
made 10 $50 minutes An especially isst
bit OF running was that between Rochester
snd Syracuse, the IS miles being covered
In rs minutes.
The name OF Gould practically passed
from the directorate OF the Western
Uoion Telegraph Company today. II
hiss been identified with the company
since the days OF Jay Gould. At the
meeting OF the directors 10 New York
today Howard Kingdom Gould, aud sll
who have represented the "Gould con-
troll" resigned from the board.
By the sealed verdict Of jury this morn
imp, fifteen big steel firms, alleged parties to
famous Boston agreement" by which the
city was said to have mulcted IN the pur,-
chase Of structural steel, were found not
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08
WashIngton's SM ord.

Philadelphia, Dec. 8 ALTER ak
months investigation lctO thIriy'fOur
archives at Berlin, at which N ore than
million reapers we're scanned, Dr.
Marion d. Learned, professor Of Ger
manic languages and literature at the
University of PennsylVsnis, found no
trace of documents TO substsnliate the
traditional belief that Frederick III, Great
presented a sword to General Washing.
ton.
81 was examining The collection u
house archives DOW deposited 10 the
privy PrussiSn archive at Berlin" said
DR.. Learned today, land ran across DO
documents that tell Of such ceremony.
Daring toe six months / was In Gar.
many / examined the material 10 lhir;y-
four archives, working diligently be.
tween elk and eight hours day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08
Death OIL. I. Atwood.

OlucinDsti, Ohio, Dec. 8 -Lemutl
T. Atwood, financial head OF The Scripps
McRea League papers, died st bis home
here lsst night, sf.er an Illness of six
months. Heis survived by widow and
aud five sons. His death marks the
close OF brilliant career 10 the field OF
journalism. He was born In Arlington,
Mass, and moved 10 Kentucky when a
boy. 10 1882 be met E W. Scripps
aud becsme a reporter on the Cincinnati
Post ADD later was made editor Of that
Paper. In 1900 the death Of George b.
Scripps caused vacancy 10 the fnan'
cla end of the Scripps. McRss League
and Atwood wac elected 10 that position.
Fontral services will be held Friday
morning. Burial will follow at Amelia,
Ohio,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08
Funeral of Mrs, Snead,

New York, Dec. 8.-The body o!
Mrs. Ocey W. NJ. Suesd, victim Of the
bath.tub mystery OF East Orange, N.
J was buried in Mount Hope cemetery,
Westchester county, N. Y.
The police srs still trying to learn the
whereabouts Of Fletcher w. Soesd,
missing husband of the deal woman.
They believe Snead has been under
hypnotic lLhnence Of Miss Wardlaw,
snd that while under this influence
decided to her all bis property In
Kentucky aud made bis Insurance
policies payable 10 her. He csnnot be
found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08
Houses DYnamLted.

Youngstown, Ohio, Dec. 8-One
HOUSE. occupied by the families of two
s,Iike.brCasers in the employ OF The
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
at Struthers and two other az ,iniug
houses were badly damaged by blast
Of dynamite before daylight today. Al
internal machine wss set under the
foundation Of the house.
William Biruey, father Of Harry B =.
ney, a strike. breaker, was badly irjared
add seven other members OF the two
households were badly bruised by debris,
Other houses Of the COmpany's officials
snd employees have been blown up since
the strike started.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08
Lsonnla,s Condition critIcsI.

Brussels, Dec. 8 Despite an official
Bulletin Issued Today that King Leopold
Was slightly improved from his attack Of
paralysis, there is the highest authority
for the statement that the royal ply.
sicisns believe the aged ruler to be dy-
ing The paralysis is slowly spreading
and unless checked soop, Leopold will
be helpless. Leopold is IA years old
aud has been king of Belgium for forty.
four years. He smsssed q fortune Of
many millions out of the Congo rubber
business, In bic prosecution OF which be
was accused OF hearlless atrocities agains!
The natives. Prince Albert, bis nephew, ,
is the heir presumpiiVe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08
The RnoasxeIt Party.

N,irobi, British East Africa, DEC. 8
Kermit Roosevelt arrived here today
from bis huntiDV expeditIonin the Msu
torett and In KiIvS, and after few
hours res! set out for MombRsa on a
hunt for sable.
Young Roosevelt! bad exceptionally
good lack In The Man forest huntiDg and
bsgged two COW bspgo aud one boil. he
brought back the head Of the bull, which
will be shipped to The United Siatea
Ool Roosevelt and bis psrty are ex'
nented hare SalnfdaY from L1udisna.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08

'TF YOU will get man like Motion
In every department aud then Surround
him with bsttleshipS, you may get q
general reform Throughout the various
branches of the goVernmeDt-but mol
ill ther," ssid Representative Tawney'
of the House committee on sppropfla'
,ions, Yesterday. Mr. Tawney was dis
cussiug the subject of economy In lhe
business couducl Of the government and
expressed the belief that the pruning
knife would not go very deep In any oil
the departments except the treasury
Assistant Secretary NorioD," contln'
ued Mr. Tawney, "geut at bis reform
10 the right wsy. he did not consult
the bureau chiefs fer, ifhe had. every
one Of them would have kicked like
steer at every suggestion Of cutting d>Wn
expenses in bis particular Office. It.
stead of going to the men at the heads
of the various bureaus, Merton used hl'
Owu judgment and good sense. The re-
cult was lhst the Treasury Department
got 6ue overhsuliug and one that viii
be lasting in resulis." II only Nor
tone aud bsttleships can bring about re-
form 10 the government departments
then the work OF increasing the navy
had better be rushed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08

A WEEKLY newspaper, published 81
5spaVue Nicaragua, dated November
10. ba4 baeu received 10 this country
containing a report Of the execution oil
Cannon snd Groce, the Two Americans
bv President 4 ,lOys. The paper ssserlS
that both the Americans we're caught 10
the act of trying to blow up the steamer
Diamante, aud that they exploded a
mine fifteen yards In front OF The vessel
II saws that whe1 the men were cap
tured they had in their possession oyna-
mite fuses and machines for causing the
explosion, and that sfter a trisl at Fort
El Castillo they confessed to having set
the mine aud we're shot outside the forf'
For this set some Of the American J'n'
goes In and out of Congress want the
limited States to declare var against
Nicaragua and wipe that little country
off The map, but If they would think
minute they would agree with Gen. FREQ
Grant that the shooting Of these men
was entirely jnstl6able by the Nicara'
guam government Suppose for min
ate that during the war between th'
north aud the south Two Nlcsrsguani
hsd been caught by the federal troops
attempting to blow up government yes
eel. what would have happened to them
LIVER Is hell"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08
Damsge by Storm.

Bafialo, N. Y, Dec. 8.-Huudreds
Of lInemen are at work today repairing
the damage to the telephone, telegraph
and electric lighting systems In thia
city aud vicinity caused by the 72.mile
an horr gale which swept 10 from The
lske lat Dight.
Wires vent down throughout The city
aud hundreds of homes and stores were
10 darkness. Lake navigation Is officially
closed, bat some fear is felt for several
boats sill overdue at this port.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. DEC. 8, 1899.

A nillion.dolsr scandal has been un-
sarb,d in the staid old Phenix Insur-
ance Clmpsny, of Brooklyn, Involving
not only lis president, George Preston
sbeldop, who is notable 10 financial
circles. bat o number Of former high
officers OF the State IasusaDce Depart
meni. Ills not believed that the csPi'
tsl of The company has been impaired
bu. it's surplus Of l.O1O,45S Is said to
have been practically wiped ont. The
uboIe of this is understood TO have been
Loaf through single brokerage house 10
Wall street. The PheulK, which Is q
fire insurance company, Is now beiOg
Investigated for the fret time In ~
wears and one of the fist things thst
developed 10 the investigation was that
II hsd been exceedingly gracious In the
matter Of making loans to former ofic'al'
NJ the ststs Insurance Department who
NEGLECTED. 10 look too carefully In lis
,f,i,n With the invsstiga cation but bali
con pleted, Safe Superintendent OF In
su,auce Hoicbkisp, on Monday, made q
report on what hss been 80 far discover
cd. and gave a copy Of The report to toe
district attorney for possible criminal
acton. This report vigorously denounce'
the conduct Of President sbeldop' VIC
apparently ran the concern as II 1t were
his own private property, and warmly
ceusures the beard of directors Tor isli-
ure 70 exercise any control over bin
smsriiug under This ceDsure, the dlrec'
tors held a meeting yesterday alter
noon and removed Sheldon from lh'
presidency, putting 10 bis place E. "
Il. Gay, formerly auditor OF the Oon
tioenial Insurance Company. MT
Gay's statement, issued yesterday, wal
10 the effect that the company vas Sill
10 good financial condition despite thu
million dollars it ia believed 10 have losI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08
JUDGE THORNTON DEsIGNATED.

Judge ]. B. T. Thornton, Of The Cir.
cult Court Of Prime, William county,
has been designated by Governor Swan.
son to hear the ANNEXATION suits OF the
city of Newport News sgsiust Warwick
and Elisabeth City counties snd the
residents along The Boulevard against
the city oil Newport News.
The suit OF the city sgsinst the
counties is set for hearing on December
IA In the Circuit Court oil Wsrsick
county and Judge Thornton will con-
veue the special session OF ths court for
the bearing on that date. Ia all prob
ability the proceedings of the frs. day
will be preliminary aud Judge Thornton
will transfer bis court from Warwick
county 10 this city.
Judge Thornton hss set 10 4 number
OF annexation cases 10 Virginia snd Is
regarded as sn expert on annexation
matters - Newport News Press.
Judgs 1nornton will open the De-
cember term Of the Circuit Court f-T the
county OF Monday, and after trsosacliug
busintsI for that day will adjourn until
bis return from Newport News.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08

OoucediOg that its former attitude Of
secrecy had been I'll advised the special
committee investigating charges sgsinst
City Collector Frank w. Cunningham,
OF Richmond, sat yesterday afternoon 10
open session. recalling to the stand
SpecIsl Accountant Gorge s. Ofen-
shaw aud Collector Cunningham, to re-
view in public the gist Of their state
ments made at the executive session lsst
week. A member Of the committee de-
clared that no esseutisl point brought
out at the former hearing was omitted In
the reslatement. The committee will
meet on Friday afternoon at O'Clock to
formulate lite report
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08
Nav Work stock Market

New York. Dec. S.-After a strong ami ac-
five opening marked by general advances in
nriees, the stock market reacted under mode
rate offerings. After the reaction following
the opening the tone hecams steady but Later
aggressive selling Of Third Avenue forced
that stock down three points and generally
heavy tone developed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08
Suiri6e of a Murderer.

Columbus, O., Dec s--Fsnk Grimes, con
vieted murderer Of Blanch Mcknight. {
white woman, senienced yestsid y to die II
the electric chair March %, committed sui
eide in his cell today By hanging himself
Nth A sheet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08

President Taft was reelected presi-
dent OF the american Red Cross late
yesterday aud presided for a time over
abe 9Th annual meeting Of the sssocis-
tion held in Washington. The pTesi-
dent msde q brief address ia Shich be
expressed the hope that some one some
dsy might present the Bed Gross with
an endowment fund OF $1,000, 900 to
place is bene6cient work on s more
permanent basis,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08
Vasouez Sentenced 10 Deathq

Mexico City, Dec. San uucon.
frmed dispatch from ManSguR says that
General Nlcsso Vaqutz has been held
by court-marlisl at the order Of Presi-
dent z lsys and hiss been sentenced to
death, because be lost the battle at Rsma
with the revolutionis!s, 1t is reported
HAT news of the defeat has caused =
tremendous revulsiOn sgaIpst zslaya at
MansRus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08
Sheldon Indicted.

New York, Dec. 8.-The grand jury
this afternoon handed up 10 Judge Fos.
ter In The Court Of General Sessions go
indictment charging grand larcency 10
the fnt degree sgainst George Preston
Sheldon, recently -deposedBss president
of the PhenlI Fire Insurance Company.
Because Sheldon was not In court the
text of the indictment, it Ia undsrstoOd,
charges the fnsucier with the mlsappro-
priaiion OF $50, 900 in q ctr.siDsousluees
transaction.
Greenwich. Conn, Dec. S.-DE.
Samuel w. Lambert, aud DR.. A. w.
Klein, who are attending George 2.
Sheldon, deposed prssidenr OF the Phenix
Ios7rance Oospsny today, gave out The
following eff isis statement: "Fhe
patients condition Is apparently un-
changed today. The disease is ffectipg
his body with about the same degree oil
severity rs yesterday. AT times be 10
semi.delirious aud bis mind has tendency
to wander, At least be is no batter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08
TIE Market.

e.srwtozn, D. c. Dec. z. Whsai iOS-iH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-08
Today's Telegraphic News
Change Of Editors.

Especial Dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette
Richmond, Vs., Dee. SIT Is under.
stood thst Alfred 3. Williams, editor Of
the Richmond News Leader, will retire
Janusry l, from that position, aud take
charge of the Roanoke Times (uorninE
and News (aiternoo5) which company
heading by Iimstlf. Ia understood Il
have purchased the Roanoke property,