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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
Scott MacReynOlds Arrested on Charge of Con
spirGcy to Defame GOUernOr--SeGrch War
rant Reveals Valuable Papers Collected
BY Attorney for New York Editor in
Famous $6OO,OOO Libel Suit Insti-
tuted BY Governor Haskell.

Guthrie. Okla JAM l9-on a warrant
sworn out by Governor Haskell, charging
conspiracy TO defame the governor, Scott
MacKeynolds, attorney and special agent
for William R. Hearst was arrested last
night. Armed with a search warrant,
also sworn out by Haskell, MacReynolds
rooms at the lone hotel we're searched by
Sheriff John Mahoney and Orville TSmith,
private attorney 10 the governor and a
large amoun; Of data and papers were
seized pertaining TO the 100000 libel
suit Just instituted by Haskell against
Hearst
MacReynolds, Immediately demanded
Of the county court through his counsel,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
ONLY SEVENTEEN
Witnesses ABSENT
County Judge Irate Over Failure Of
Witnesses to Appear in Case
Of pitchfOrd VS. Lawless

The court win stand adjourned until
1880 o'clock this afternoon" announced
County Judge Frear this morning. when
the court convened. The tone Of the
judges voice also would Indicate that the
court was highly displeased. and the
cause Of all the displcasure was over the
failure Of seventeen prominent men of
vinita. who had been summoned as wit-
nesses In the case of A. j. Pitehford vs.
P. J. Lawless. to appear In court at the
appointed time Eighteen witnesses had
been suhpoenacd for this case. and Of the
eighteen only one appeared.
Immediately after adiournine themorn-
Ing session Of the court Judge Frear Is
sued attachments for the seventeen wit-
nesses who failed to appear this morning
and instructed the sheriff TO bring the
offenders into court at 1880 this after
noon.
From the manner ia which the attach
ments we're issued Il il evident that un-
less the offending Witnesses can show
good cause for not appearing according 70
summons that some fines will be turned
into the Golfers Of the county court Judge
Frear was so highly inscensed that he
would nor discuss the case further than
20 drop the insinnallon chat those who Of
Tended this time would noi ignore q sunlr
mons from his couh ths next time
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
RATCLIFF GIVEN
S7578O JUDGMENT
Jury Trials in January Term Of
County Court Began at
Yesterdays Session

The jury trials IN the January term of
the county court began yesterday after
noon, after continuing some and dismiss
sing other cases pending the court heard
the case Of f. N. RatcliH vs. X. r. Taylor
in which the plaintiff suing on account
and notes was awarded Judgment of
S757.s0.
In the case of Seymour Riddle vs. Maud
Manley the plaintiff was given Judgment
in the sum Of Sl6445.
AT i:30 this afternoon the case Of A. j.
Pitchford vs. p J. Lawless was taken ur
This case is Of long standing and has
been heard AZ formor terms ot the county
court.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22

Judge John II. Burford the whereabouts
Of his papers. They were found In the
private Office Of the governor and taken
over by the sheriff al the courts orders
MacReynolds had collected a vast amount
Of data all secured in confidence and in
a statement made last night he declares
Haskells purpose in obtaining his arrest
and the seizure Of his papers was to OBJ
tain possession Of them 10 ascertain their
Importance and to learn from whom he
had obtained information
MacReynolds was given his liberty on
his own recognizanee 70 appear at the
tial which by agreement was set for next
Monday
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
DEATH LIST MAY
Be ONE HUNDRED
Many Missing Workmen on Crib at
Chicago Believed to be at Bottom
Of Lake Michigan
BY Associated Press

Chicago, ILL.,. Jan. 2i- President Joseph
D. Andrew. president Of the Sewer and
Tunnel miners association. expressed a
fear today chat the death liss in the crib
fire. yesterday may reael. one hundred.
Il am told. he said. that there we're
about one hundred and seventy five men
working in the crib. when the fire started,
If this proves true, the number Of dead
will easily reach one hundred. Many Of
the missing are undoubtedIyat 1t the bottom
Of the lake and viii probably never be
recovered" :"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator 7. P.
Gore lett Washington Friday night for
Guthrie where today he was reelected to
the senate. lie will spend only few
days IN Oklahoma. He wiIl be present
when the Legislature assemblies in Joint
session to carry out the viii Of the people
expressed in the primaries at last cleo
ton and Immediately after he is elected
will return 70 WASHINGTON
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
ACTION FOR LIBEL
MAY HAVE STARTED
Complainant and Defendant Are Yet
Unidentified in Proceedings Be
gun Before Judge Ward.


BY Associated Press.
New York. January l9-With both
complainant and defendant in the
main issue involved still unidentified,
Judge Ward in the United States
circuit court today received briefs from
the attorneys engaged in the preliminaries
or what is believed to be criminal pro-
ceedines by the federal government grow
ing out Of the recent newspaper criticisms
Of the Panama canal purchase.
Douglas Robinson brother-in-law Of
Theodore Roosevelt and Charles p. Taft
were both before the grand jury today,
Both refused to give information regard
ne their testimony
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
Winner PURCHASES PLANT
OF VINITA BRICK COMPANY

fhe plant Of the Vinita Brick company
was sold at sherifl's sale today and Dr. T.
T, Winner was the successful bidder and
the plant was sold TO him for S3.650 Dr..
Winner will improve the plant in many
ways, one Of which win be the construc-
ton Of down draft kilns, and win make
his plant one Of the biggest industrial
institutions n the city
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
PROPOSES THREE YEARS
EXEMPTION FOR QUAIL

Guthrie, Jan, l9-A bin introduced by
johnson Of Hughes county asks that the
hunting. trapping or any means Of slaugh-
tsring quail, be exempted for three years
that the quail may help III eliminating
the cotton pest. the bon weevil
Wallace Of Garvin presented a bin to
repeal the anti-Johnson Grass law,another
that was introduced was the bin for free
text books and school appliances by S Sllli-
van Of Lellore.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
THOMAS PRYOR GORE
REELECTED To SENATE

BY Associated Press
Guthrie Okla Jan. i9-The house and
senate today voted separately for the se-
lection Of United States senator SEN
ator Thomas Pryor Gore. democrat Of Law
ton received the straight party vote and
will be formally reelected tomorrow By a
joint session The minority vote was
cast for Dennis T Flynn.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
SIXTEEN HASTINGS +.
MEN SUBPOENAED
Claimed that Michigan Men Receiv-
ed Deeds to Land in Oklahoma
Haskell's Secretary Involved
By Associated Press

By AssOciated Press
Hastings, Mich. san 2i-Sixteen elti-
zens Of Hastings. including the circuit
judge and prosecuting attorney have been
summoned by subpoena 70 Oklahoma Q
give testimony in regard 70 some land
reals in which Walter r. Eaton. secretary
70 Governor Haskell and forme- resident
Of this city, is alleged 70 be concerned. Il
il alleged that sixteen persons pubpoenaed,
received deeds 70 certain lands IN Okla
homa and title was afterwards converted
10 Eaton
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
FORMER BANK TELLER
FINISHES SENTENCE
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
jefferson City Mo- Jan, l9.-Winiam
C, Anderson, for eighteen years teller of
the First National bank,of Kansas City
and who was sentenced in 1906 to four
years in the penitentiary for stealing nine
thousand dollars, finished his term and
was released today His time was re-
duced for good behavior
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
ODOR GF BURNING FLESA
MINGLING WITH SMOKE

UY NaEUtIIItU FIHts
MessiEa Jan. i9 serious fire broke
out here today, among the ruins Of the
wrecked city The remains Of the PEN
nese Palace fell IN and added to the con-
ilaeefion. The flames are spreading in-
spite Of the work Of the soldiers % con
troll them. and The situation is serious.
The odor Of burning hesh mlneies With
the smoke and il is feared that persons.
still alive are being consumed
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
REFUSED LICENSE TG DO
BUSINESS IN MISSOURI

By Associated Press.
jefferson City Mo-, Jan 20-The SUE
prerne court Of Missouri today refused a
license to do busines in the state 70 the
Northern Central coal company Of New
Haven, Conn.,. because not enough of its
capital stock had been subscribed.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22

to the axe to escape tie flames before
tugs could reach the crib ana we're
drowned
A telephone message ffum lhe crib s.
one O'Clock this afternoon stated that tie
bodies had been recovered from the tuns
mel The report added there are more
bodies Al the bottom ol the shaft
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
MISUNDERSTANDING Stops
BALLOTING FOR SENATOR

BY Associated Press
jefferson City. Mo. Jan. i9--0wing toa
misunderstanding the senate did not
BALLOT folS United States senator this
morring. Several democratic senators
were not in their seats when the session
was called 10 order and an adjournment
was taken till 1.30 this afternoon
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22

Washington. D. C, Jan. l9-The First
National bank. Of Granite. 0klahoms has
been placed in voluntary liquidations as
a national banking corporation
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22

BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn. Jan 2t--With four
jurors already In the box and with the
court evincing every disposition to rush
the selection Of the remaining eight IS
rapidly as possible, the second day Of the
Cooper murder trial opened.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
KANSAS Representative
STRICKEN WITH PARALY YSIS

Bg Associated Press
Topeka, kans.. Jan 81 Representative
". A. Morgan, Of Iledeeman. sho came to
the capital today was stricken wish
paralysis which effected his left side and
his powers Of speech
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
ITALIANS KILLED
IN MINE EXPLOSION
" Associated Press

BY Associated Press
Salinas, Cal. Jan. 20-six men we're
killed yesterday by an explosion in the
Lone Canyon coal mines, near Chancellor,
seventy miles south Of here, The details
are lacking but il is believed that the
men were Italians
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
SHARP EARTHQUAKE
FELT NEAR SMYRNA
By Assoelated 20

BY Associated Press
Smyrna. Jan. ia sharp earthquake
was experienced here this morning There
was no local danger, but twenty miles
northwest Of here a number Of houses fell,
three persons we're killed and buildings
DAMAGED in other towns.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
ALL READY FOR TRIAL
OF csRMACg'S SLAYEPs
BY Associated Press

nY tHaVtIHItU FIFha
Nashville. Tenn Jan 20-.All Is in
readiness for the opening u the ttlal Of
Coloner Cooper and son. Robin Cooper
for the murder Of Ex-senator carmack
Only the objections Of The counsel now
stand in tie way Of the beginning
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
january 10, 1903


For the information Of the intermarried
citizens who married according % the
Cherokee law prior to November | 1875.
and Who were enrolled under the decision
Of the supreme court Of the United States
in ths case Of Daniel Redbird against the
Ualted States. and lor whom an appll-
cation was made IN Sec. s Of the Act Of
Congress approved May -. 1908. pub.
No. 1867 ! desire 70 say that the Depart
ment Of tie Interior has arranged 50 that
each Of TIE inlsffmrried citizens will
have to make application Of the Indian
Agent d wiring Coz a pro rata share Of
the money vhIah was appropriated BY the
said Act of eIn Fsss mentioned herein
In makiae sha application ill that IS nee
essary il fog shs applicant 70 write the
Indian Agent ads|slne him that he makes
applicati1n - entitled to participate
IN the fumes s. 50 ihtsrmaHied citizen Of
the Cher kIioh giving his full name
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
GORE RECEIVED N|NETY-S|X
VOTES OF LEGISLATORS

Guthrie, Okla Jan. 20--Tasmas P.Gore
was today formally reelected senator IN
joint session Of the legislature The vote
was Gore ninety-six and Flynn forty-nine
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
MEN INJURED
IN POWDER EXPLOSION
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan 20.-An explos-
ion IN the mixing building Of the Dupoft
Powder plant Al Gibbslown. n j.. twenty
miles south Of Philadelphia today injured
twelve men. and destroyed several small
buIIdInas.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
WAS INAUGURATED GOVERNOR
WHILE MEMBER Or HOUSE
By AssoeIated Press

By Associated Press
Washington. D. G. Jan. 20-George l.
Lilley who was inaugurated governor Of
Connecticut recently. while occupying a
seat in the house was dropped from
membership in that body today
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
ARGUMENTS RESUMED IN
MISSOURI RATE CASE
RY eIaIell Pre-

BY Associated Press
Kansas City. Mo- JAIN 2i-in me Ms
souri, railroad rate Eases involving he twe
cent and maximum freight sase acts saa
ford 2. Ladd. n he federal coart. th.s
morning resumed his arguments ior the
state. Governor Hadley may begin rs
arguments late III the day
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
Chicago m. Jan. 20.-Twenty-three
men are reported to have lost their lives
in q fire which destroyed the intermediate
water supply crib. one and one-half miles
from the shore n Lake Michigan, today.
Forty-hse men we're rescued, many of
whom we're badly burned. BY The tug
Marford and brought into the city.
Sixty men were az work il a annel
under the crib OF asleep when they were
suddenly awakened by the explosion Of a
powder lmaeazine which Immediately
wrapped the wooden structure II flames
Those not killed Or injured BY the expl0-
sion found escape cut OF b. Che waters
Of Lake MICHIGAN
Many Of the imprisoned men Ieaped in-
psople Flee to Escape Earthquake.
BY Associated Press
constantnople Jan 2i.-Aa official
dispatch reports more than six hundred
houses destroyed b an earthquake yestef-
day At Phocnaeia. near Smyrna. Shocks
continue and lIIe people are seeking
refuae in the mountains
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22

BY Associated pfess
jefferson CITY No. Jan g Nlls
J. Stone, democrat. eas y1dsf reelected
United Suites senatof
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
Congressman Davenport Writes Letter Explain
ing Steps Necessary for Participation in Funds
According to Acl of Congress Last May
Simply Write Agent Ching Name and
Address, IS all Application
Necessary.

The following letterreceived today from
Congressman James S. Davenport needs
no further explanation. but is Of great in
terest TO many Of the Chieftain readers;
Ianaaeg 10 fa0q
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-22
MEN LOST
LIVES IN CHICAGO FIRE

Supply Crib in Lake Michigan Destroyed
FOrty-FiUe Of Imprisoned Men Rescued, But
Many We're Severely Burned Explosion Of
POwder Causes Sudden EnUelOpment Of
Wooden Structure and Death Con-
frOnted Men Cut Of from Safety.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28

spending space to the north of the altar In the
choir and viii be in full flood OF daylight
AS the picture is now in the Bond street
gallery Of MI Doig it is a large and impressive
work symbolizing divine healing Of humanity
The paralytic, nisshapen, diseased and despair
ing looks up and reaches out his swollen hahus
as the benignant stranger stands before him
II is a wonderfully painted wreck OF man
broken in spirit and without hope of deliver
ance. The three disciples. Peter and John
among them, are in the background deeply
shadov-ed and gazing intently upon the wretched
outcast The DeIiverer is q perfect embodiment
of physical health. in contrast with the ouhdIe
of deformities and diseases on the stone pave
rnent The figure is elastic in pose. eloquent In
gesture and sympathetic in expression While
gentIeness of spirit and serenity or mlnd are
denoted by the loving face, there is nothing et-
farninate in figure or pose. There is masculine
force in face. gesture and bearing as there Is
in Titian's Tribute Money" The coloring Is
soft and beautiful and the picture an excellent
EXAMPLE of Nlurillos method in painting favor
ite class OF works for hospitals and public char
tiles Archdeacon Sinclair describes the hgure
as full OF conscious dignity and power and OF
tba tenderest compassion and sympathy" Canon
NacCorrnicz Gals it q masterpiece as effective
as il is pleasing-a sermon in picture.
While there may be ground for suspicion that
the three Disciples In the background may nave
been filed in by a pupil the two main figures,
strongly contrasted in health. dignity, power
and character bear unmistakable evidence of
NTurfIlo's handiwork. The model for the Healer
was a better one than in Captain Prettyman .
version for the Charity Hospital, and at once
more pleasing and stronger. While the work
was lost sight of for long time it was finally
identified positively by experts as replica OF
the earlier work known to have been painted
by Nurillo for St. Augustin's Chapel In Seville
Probably it was seized by Marshal Soult about
the time when he despoiled the hospital ana
other institutions of their art treasures; anu
If was purchased by an English collector and
eventually found its way into Bond street. 1t
win he a most impressive addition to the deco
rative works in St. Paurs and an appropriate
memorial OF the recent worldwide muster OF
representatives of the Anglican Communion
l. y. f.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
ANANGLICAN MEMORIAL
for st. PouFa Cathedral from
Bond Street Gallery.

London February -.
Nurino has been awaiting ,rbera
-, arc ~ a Bond street gallery
was a preiudice against II at tle o"'o ,,,ct,,ra
:. - ,,,arartI,- a copy of well known piN'''
---ao..,,,r, Of C,aptain Prettyman. This was
..C-,r,+ Healing the Paraytic," originally p'ii'
- ~ tho charity Hospital in SeVllie anu "a
,.6 o4f hz- Marshal Soult with some oll'e' -
r,bie nict,lre went 10 Paris. and was uI'@"y
~ an English collector. The worn las
- 70 he a copy of It was III reaIl,S
- o,r+o5 for St Augustin's Chapel III
co,,,u. and subsequently carried OF 10 81
- aor,,oei+ion and coloring II was similar -
~. oarIier nicture the three dlsclpieS III ~
,.,,-o,,nd beside the columns oelnS tle So
G., taca and figure and the helpless ParalS "o
~, the floor being also q literal copy =,
,,,ae a different model for the CHRIST a''"ou a
,osa gesture and benignant expression
aIil,a in the two figures. 1t was d'ilere'1
a,d this was prina facie evidence oi EHu'''
ress since copy. would nave lhEoi'e" -.
,,.a4,or of the principal figure AppareHuy
oo not satisfied with his first model
~ oir,tiro replica for the chapel obtained
-1.,,or one more to his liking. SIR Ed"aId
- cir 7 nike F1Ides. Mr.. W. II. Fnth ana
-, o,,,arts have united in pronouncng the
-e,,ica a genuine work Of Muriilo-
~, r,,rcbase of this painting for the nation
,,as haan proposed by prominent LONDON clergy
~, as q unioue memorial of the fah--Ans' s'ioou
C,reee There are several Murlllos at the
National Gallery, includn ng the holy an''S'
-,atr+od At Cadiz when the artist was ABOUT
sixtv and another one is not perhaps "eeu'u
49, when large sums can be raised for the pur-
hos, of works of Velasquez, van Dyck, Hals
ord Titan. The proposal is that the picture
stould he acquired by subscription and oHered
e. g panrs Cathedral permanent memo
rial of the worldwide Pan-Angiican Parliament
whose thank offering was made thsfe- Ihe
General committee of the congress, while with
ont mower to divert the funds which 1t admins
- 20 the nurchase Of the picture has strongly
fo,,ored the ulan of OBJ. ing the money by
rrivate effort The Chapte1 of St Paufs Cathe-
dral has been consulted and has expressed It's
willingness to accept the beautiful work as
practical means Of commemorating great
reueious assembly representing the comprehen-
si,,e scoue of Anglcanism in its widest reach
Canon MacCorrick vicar OF st. Jamess, Pic
oaaiI1,, and the Rev. J. II. Cardwen, vicar OF
9. arre,s soho have interested themselves in
trA nroiect. and are appealing for subscriptions
from, the bishops clergy and laymen who were
,,raeent at the Pan Anglican conferences last
,asr Probably there are many American
churcbrnen who will be pleased to cooperate IN
soc,ring a psrmanent memorial of memorable
religious assembly.
1be nicture which will cost $500 guineas, will
he companjon piece for the replica of The
Light of the World" by Mr.. Holman hunt IN
So Psurs Cathedral 1t win occupy corre-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
aDREAm FOOD" OF TIE GREEKS.

Hashish that strange drug which mas gwen our
language It's word ''assassin'-a man so freIzisd
bv the drug that he accompishes MURDERS USED
~ tba Persian Turk and Egyptians in a manner
akin IN the use of opium by the Chinese II is the
product of a plant grown in large quantities IN ths
peIoponnesus (Southern Greece, in the distrleL
about TripoIitza. The plant grows TO a helsht OF
about four feet and its branches are thlckIy & GOV
cred with small leaves and studded with tiny s5ss-
The entire plant stalk and branches IS CUT WitiL
few inches OF the root and lald OUT III tIIo 49,
to drv The branches are then rubbed 70 sePSISSto
tGa Sseds and these in turn are ground into me
powder which constitutes the drug Iis I1ts Iss1s
fhe mower OF inducing sleep and producing PsaSSi-ss
and fantastic dreams. Continued use OF ni,.
renders its devotees Wild and reckless a5'u sS~ci
in "a Complete wreck CT their mental ana PhJsiSA1
constitution .t c,,,ys--,r,ant has
nrobibffed the importation OF the drug. anu =
Gently entered into convention WI -. -rbara
nrevent its expectation from there 70 Esypt We
the consumers Of hashish are very HIilel O-S -
drug is practically never used N 1EteSC 9e,-i, -
US 70 e,noTte5 To- various ports in England AtsLIs
FTsnce and Ttaly and from there much, no s GUuoss'
ultimately finds its way to Egypt.-Moh'real o'a-'>
New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
THE MATTER OF A NAME

In the youthful study Of American history the
sysrage child. when reading Of the assistance given
the colonies in their struggle for Independence by
the French nobleraan. the Marquis de Lafayette Is
usually swestruck by the number of Christian
names belonging 10 that gentleman careful
count revealed fewer than seven of these b,,
how insignificant that number appeared when We
read of the marriage announcement Of a certain
young lady. Miss Tollemsche, of London who we'd
ded Captain c. Stone on February 4 last The csra
mony took place at the Ham Parish Church. and the
notice In the daily press contained the brides fIi
name. which occupied three and one-half lines Of
the newspaper. Very probably Miss Tollernache
holds the numerical record for Christian names
for she is the possessor of sixteen The offciaI
list se as follows: Lyona Decima Veronica Esyth
Undine Cysss Hyida RoEena Adels Thyrs Ursula
Ysabel Blanche Lilias Dysart Plantag genst.-Har.
pers Weekly.