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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-02

Cutting. Judges J. F. Crosby, P. F. Ed
wards, B. H Davis and W. NJ Cold
well opposed any suct move, but the
crowd was angered-
Whole City Alarmed.
Nearly 1000 men, women. and chill
dren gathered in the plaza, the women
and children seeking safety in the
buildings abutring on the plaza the
men were worked up to such high
pitch that a company of between ZOO
and 500 minute men was formed and
armed and Waters Davis was elected
captain.
Each night the company marched up
and down Overland street and COVER
nor Ireland having been informed that
the citizens were fearing that an at
tack might be made on Ell Paso by
Mexican soldiers in Juarez, issued
proclamation that If the United States
did not protect the citizens they them
selves had a right to do so, and the
state of Texas would stand behind
them, and sent nearly 500 rifles to Ell
Paso.
The signal that an attack had been
made by the Mexicans was to be the old
fire alarm. One night II rang loud and
long and it was feared that an attack
was to be made. The armed guards
rushed down the street toward the
river, but it was learned that there was
/ a real fire, so they turned about and
joined the volunteers in extinguishing
the flames
War Correspondents Sent Here.
Newspaper Correspondents from the
principal icities throughout the United
States were sent to Ell Paso and the
whole country feared that war against
| Mexico was about to break out on the
border. Hundreds of New Mexicans vol
unteered to come to this city armed.
to go with an expedition to Mexico,
but the smoke cleared away
One night, while the excitement was
at its height, the Mexican authorities
placed guards all along the border to
protect the city. The garrison there
was strengthened to 500 men, while
| there were only two companies OF
United States soldiers at Old Fort Bliss
Mexican jail Guarded.
1t was thought by the Mexican au-
thorities on this night that me Amer
leans intended to attack the jail and
rescue Cutting, so four soldiers were
placed in his cell and Gordon OF
troops placed around the jail TO guard
1t from possible assault.
Cutting was in jail for several months
before president Cleveland took cog
nizance of the seriousness of the stu
alton and sent judge Sedgwick, of New
York, to Mexico City as special envoy
to confer with the Mexican govern
ment
Sedgwick, a prominent member. of
the New York bar. and recognized as
an authority on international law, held
a conference with the Mexican au-
thorities and Cutting was soon re-
leased.
Then under the management of three
Ell Pasoans. Cutting started on lee
ture tour, but he proved failure as
an orator and after two or three ap-
pearances. had to give up the attempt.
The Davis Speech.
The address made by judge Lew
Davis to the FL Paso mass meeting
which came near causing an attack
on Juarez, follows:
Fellow Americans, we have met to-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-02

"HE Incarceration Of Lawrence +
3 Converse and Edward h Blatr IL
the Juarez Jail, recalls incidents
connected with the arrest ard falling
of A X Cutting, an Ell Paso news
paper man, and the excitement which
prevailed in 1886 for period. Of neerly
two months.
Cutting, according to judge T. E.
Hunter, was publishing a newspaper IN
Juarez. In one edition there appeared
an article which a resident of Juarez,
named Alvarez, charged was libelous-
He was arrested and, upon advice of
his attorney, published a retraction in
small type among the advertising He
was SO angered because compelled to
do this that he advised with his at
torney as to whether or not he could
publish an article in the FL Paso pa
pers without becoming liable in Mex
leo and was advised that he could.
Publishes Article Again.
He came to Ell Paso and published
the article, and when he returned tC
Juarez, was again cast. into Jail, Mex
leans maintaining that it mattered not
in what country the article was pub
lished, the libel had been committed
FL Pascans became angered and g
mass meeting was called in Pioneer
plaza where The Herald building now
stands. Judge Lew Davis and Mai. w
J. Fewel made strong speeches in IA
vor of storming the jail and rescuing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-02
When Ell paso Threatened
To Declare War Upon Mexico


By A.
Tvent five Years Ago I'm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-02
AVIATOR DROPS MESSAGE TO
0IAz As he GOES OVER CASTLE

Mexico City, Mex. March 2-Roland
c. Gsrros made the most notable flight
of the meet here today when he sent
q SO horsepower ,monoplane to an al
titude Of 1000 feet He was In the
air as minutes and circled the castle
Of Chapultepec-
President Diaz had been notified IN
advance that the .hirdman would at
tempt to salute him as he flew over
the city. Garros was 1900 feet in the
air when he neared the castle, but
shut off the motor and glided down
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-02
PLAYWRIGHT IS
ATTACKED IN PARIS

Paris France, March 2.-Henri Bern
stein, the French playwright. whose
play "Apres Moi (After Me). in the
Theatre Francois, Paris. was the object
of an anti--Semetic demonstration.
which nearly broke up the performance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-02
DIR. EDMONDS TO MOVE
FAMILY To- SAN ANTONIO

DR.. J. A Edmonds. the polo expert
and breeder of polo ponies is here
from San Antonio to arrange for NOV
ing his family there. DR.. EdmOnds
will make San Antonio his headquar-
tiers for the breeding and sale Of polo
ponies to the crack clubs of the coun-
try and will also participate in the
polo tournaments at Fort Sam Houston
and at the San Antonio Hunt club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-02

Fred Caricristi, son of DR.. c. F. z.
Caracristi is visiting the family of
Maj. W. H. H Llewellyn at Las Cru
ces during the absence Of his father
in the east.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-02

and had to be stopped by the Paris
police.
Bernstein is a Jew and has incurred
the displeasure of the Parisians, both
because of his race and of the many
unsavory allegations made against him.
I His mother was an American.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-02

close to the roof, where the presi-
Dental party was waiting. He drop
ped q weighted message as he passed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-02
ADS BY PHONE.

You can easily sell II. Call Bell '115
Auto IT'S. tell the girl what it is and
The Herald will sell It No bother, nc
formality.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-10
- 80 p. II -

Oklahoma city Nov s. That the
legislature Bil moi make au appropria
ton TO pay rent for state offices Do Ok.
laboma city WAS the opinion expressed
by Senator j Thompson OF PauPs
valley who was here yesterday
2 believe that q special session Of
tbe legislature Is necessary to setde
the capital question said Seuator
Thompson y ana IN favor Of reQuir
ing Oklahoma city 10 keep its promises
70 pay rent or Of moving the cepitgl
back 20 Guthrie end J intend to stand
o. that ground in nay campaign for
The legislature, ia my opin-
ion, never will consent 20 an aDDropria-
ton % pay rentals for state depart
meDts 10 Oklahoma city, az least Il
never viii do - with by consent until
oklahom0 City has complied with the
terms Of itg contract with the legisla-
ture7
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-10
sev assieo is Democratic

Elbuqaerqae - M A0 Demo.
efau1 stAse committee claims election
&eDgaai1 - governor - $500
Four precincts m alDuquefqae give
81 maloa for Mcdonald ~ straight
tlcke Tie malort 80 De Increased
anea scratched ballot 81 counted
-aa.e eoan ese Mcdonald 200
iaaJor
5urssu feploaeal sal Mcdonald.
5ellocsa fg go.erne potl Cisiu tie
election On meage returns la vega
DeAesea ordinarily Strongly republican
however conceded Ike A.U1g4-f4le
o. -le democrats
seem sale b pfe1ic there w
Feplhaca1 legislature W15ea viii
.aec Tvs nted states sensl5s bur
democrats apparently maze excellent
eaanee q eieeang state ticket aud
congressman
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-10
GAINS SHOWN
IN elections HELD TUESDAY

trie 81 Eh seaeuectaar
selssae z- ssse1lt sl1a ohio
saz anc.aer winning er0ua tB4
socialists Tel e s@cte caas.
4a ese-a taeu
.ola a1lsaal asaa
pserso4 sA9Ea
ir ta= s-ega Ezlsaz coagress.a..-
dlsirle t4e socialists maze eueHs
gall e sesera c-de- ssaEes amoag
.laeD Ss GeEe where socialists aa1
A aezs taa field tur1ae- gains
aeEe prsaere Mississippi Inc
.sotia4s candidate ts be1Eenzn- sg.-
eEnor Bo-ie5 considerable ots
Fosr e3lgEesstae- aere elected -
t vacancies namely 5osep1 Tag.
gar 1emocrs- s. taa second Kansas
alstrct D 3 Aiav. republican. ID
tae foQrsenta Peansy ANA dissnct
william 5roansag. fep15liez1. IL
Tie dgs Esw serses district and
Dsnla- Stephens semocss of tas
r15rd &egEsska district
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-10
TOO LATE BABIES HAVE
CHANCE SAYS HASTINGS

Muskogee, Okla. Nov. THE Unit
ed States circuit court Of appeals mas
affirmed the decision Of the lower court
IN the famous Gritts- -Muskrat case
which has been before the courts since
early in 1876, according to telegram n
received yesterday by w w. Hastings
Of Tahlequah, attorney for the Chero-
kee nation, from Assistant Attorney
General Chas ". Cobb.
The decision holds that congress has
full power 70 legislate as in the act of
April 26. 1906 better known as the
too late baby case" The action which
was recently ruled upon by the court
OF appeals, was brought IN the interest
Of children who were born after the
closing Of the rolls by act Of congress.
Under this Interpretation, the rolls vii.
be reopened and the claims presented.
The case viii probably be carried 10
the supreme court Of the United States
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-10
WOULD LOCATE FEED MILL
FACTORY AT JOPLIN. MO.

TIE following article appeared 81 the
5opiE Globe tais morning
G. Wooocock Of Vlnita. Okla. has
written to tie Joplin Commercial Club.
/ Eoeeiarng that be- desires t. remove the
'}Foooeoek Manufacturing company
froU re Oklahoma town. and taa he
Woald be- giad 10 locate the factory here
provided tae local club will lend him
its assistance IN making the change
1ir Hoodcock mentioned three rsa-
sons lor has desire 10 withdraw from
Okiahoma Freight rates in and out
.of Tiniga are given by the writer as
ais arst cause Ter disliking the present
location Taxes also are ruinous .'
.continass the dissatisfied manufacturer
and then besides be ADDS. this To-
.eaiity does not agree with some Of my
family.
Secretary Frank Yale Of the CONNER
eial Club has replied 10 the letter Of in
Quiry urging the Vinita resident to at.
tend q session Of the local club at an
early date when his plan may be laid
before the members and some action
taken toward etIecting the addition OF
manufacturing industry 10 JoDlins
business directory.
The Wo0dcock Manufacturing com
pany makes several varieties Of feed
and has grinding machinery.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-10
VIhlTA EPISCOPAL CHURCH
CALLS REV ". II. TALMAGF

Yesterday afternoon al an enthusias.
tic meeting Of the communicates Of ST
johns Episcopal church. Rev VIM. II
Taimage Of 3ieAIester was called 10 be
rector Of this mission There was a
large attendance presided over by
Bishop Theodore Payne Thurston. and
the request was unanimous that Rev.
4aimage be permanently stationed
here.
Many people 10 Vinita know AIr Tai
mage and though all are not communi-
eants Of the church they are anxious
to see MIN take up the work here.
Upon being told By the bishop that
he was most earnestly desired as rec
tor by the communicates Of st. Johns.
Rev raimage with deep feeling ex-
pressed mis- pleasure at the call ana
assured the people that ne gladly ac-
eepted it and looked forward with iov
70 the near future when with his family
ne would be settled in Vinita
With the coming Of Rev Talmage
Vinita viii have man of splendid
moral and mental attainmeuts. ne is an
eloquent speaker and as orator at the
conslstory Of the Masonic order in Nc
AIester is known throughout the state
Rev Talmage will read morning
prayer and preach his FIRST sermon as
minister ia charge ar st. Johns Sunday.
November f2th
Rev John a. Gardner. the Episcopal
minister who conducted services in
ST. Johns church until resident min
ister could be found. and VINO unfor-
tonately was taken ill with typhoid
fever is progressing slowly toward re-
oorery He win take up the work al
claremore as soon as he is aba.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-10
EXHIBITS SMALL
But SALES LARS
.Efgn ed4esdays DaiB

While the EXHIBITS were af :.
Itae monthly adeadag s94 aa. !.
.dag they we're sos - .alg o. l..
I'D or lie frs saissdag ia ots.
.T4sle ra much u,eres slowr W
ever iE Ia6 feature q tie lraue,5.-
The amount ot he STOCK farm a,.
men4 &c Oaefed for sale J0dsg r,
much larger than o. TIE former j,
MaDy horses mules cattle and ),
weEe sold D. the aucrioneeH n.
.prsingy nigb prices TIE sales an,
sull ii progress thiE afseru0ou ~
viii " completed 100 LATE 10 b. Bgb.
.llsned in today1 Chieftaiu but : son.
.Diete list viii be published tomorrow
THE list Of premium awards viii il,
.De given
The tradesday program opened v,b
Ian address by Judge Joseph a Gin
who was followed bv 2 c Rope a
other prominent men Of the aou-f
The sales began al 4 O'Clock TINS a.
noon
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-10
s.mas q Rsauts


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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-10
INDIAN LANDS OFFERED FOR
SALE By COUNTY OFFICERS

Oz4aaoua CitT &oF --Eu spite Of
.tae fact that Chef justice gohu T..
Turner o. tae state supreme court had
granted & sspeEsedsas iu the indian
Lax cases directing the county treas
uEeEs and other officers Of tbe twenty
two counties IL which the iand is to-
Gated not 10 proceed further IL at
tempting 10 collect the 1910 taxes until
decision has been reached by the sg-
Dreme court of The United States. t1e
LANDS were offered for safe in four
COUNTIES and on Monday Attorneys ~.
= McAiurray Of Aiuskogee and ~. a.
Ledbetber Of this city. maed formal
application 10 the state supreme court
Aiondag asking them 10 forbid any fur
ther proceeding
This the court refused 10 do. a. tie
United States supreme courc has al
ready assumed jurisdiction and adgane-
ed the cases 1or early hearing but AS
sistant Attorney General G. i. Afo0re
was called on in the absence Of .Attor-
ney General Charles West who is in
Enid and 1t vas decided That the fair
thing to DO would BE to telegraph the
county treasurers Of Grady. Gargin
Marshall and Murray counties the four
IN question, advising them to refrain
from further action Il this time and
this vas done
There are four OF these Indian Lax
cases and as the lands involved are
those belonging 10 the Cherokees. Choc-
taws Creeks. Chickasaws and Semi
noiee it can readily De seen that the
involved viii run into hundreds
of thousands Of dollars # not millions
no taxes have ever been paid Oh these
lands and it is the contention OF the
state that they were due for che last
three years al least as the restrictions
were removed from the lands IN 1908
it Is possible that an effort win be
made by citizens Of Garvin county to
collect the taxes by mandamus. as the
Indian lands constitute large per
cent OF the countys wealth. and with
out the taxes on them. the county gov
ernment viii nave trouble in paying
expenses
The effort 70 force the collection Of
these taxes nov comes mostly from the
tax ferfets SAID Judge Ledbetter
Monday evening There has never
been any clash between the attorney
generals office and the attorneys for
the Indians as We are al disposed to
wait until the question is finally de
3ided without making any unnecessary
expense for anybody r any Of the
county officers undertake to sell these
auds for taxes nov, we viii have them
'ited Tor contempt before the United
states supreme oours at Washington.
D. C."
These tax cases have been in the /
soufs ever since che restrictions were
removed. The Indians have lost 10 the /
Inferior courts of the state and in the /
state supreme court, and it is the opiu- /
on Of the attorney generals office that
he state is sure to win in the United
States supreme court IN the mean
tme the taxes are tied up.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-10
LAWIOh LAR0RInG UNDER
DUEL GOVERNMENT

Lavto0 okla Ae 1.--Lastoa aoy
aas tao separate aad distinct clty a.
mlaisesaoaa Though slay9r q H.
BOOK aDd tie 9lo clW yfcsEs have
Dssn gisiantiy g4ardlag TIE citg fsc-
ora aud pafap aphsrnalaa for tho day
aod algAE Tie newly elected clt c1m-
m4ssionsf effected entrance into tae
council chamber at tse eity AaH a. 9
oelGck tals morning taroagh tie a..
k.sAue q the friendly ciy clsrk. e 4.
Mo1aiir and installed Themselves i1
apparent eoalFo. u tae cltg g9fer1-
9e1 alteog. egsr DFgeeedng
= asyDfeas tie mayor asaraeo o. tle
aae iuHedsately called
a4eetag ri Eae DaDeil bas iaL
- g ssemD quorum He suspend
"a tae e et goa E4e eaagge os
gasplFae asa u suaag over tae elty
gH1 r gs DOS authorized ~
receive aem
Iaa charge ~ Dle.erfed Df , IS.
aorfi9 former eh.ef 81 police Tae
magor appointed q 2 Permae to 61
tae cserx office The board of con
missioner organized aud elected
Ceofse 61or chairman j , Bedsogd
secretary aHd 81 Tag4e treasurer
appe.nsec q - of police aad appointed
& Blaek ~ socceed himself aa eitg
attorney Tonight both admalsgra
ticHa are ~ session aHd it IS feared
A.at aer.oaf IOuDie il a hand
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-10
CORN RANKS FIRST
AS OKLAHOMA CROP



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.em bay goausse amounted % z 802
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-10
Commissioners Locate Bridge


From Wednesdays Daily.
The county commissioners today are
inspecting the monthly expense ac-
counts Of the various county offices
and allowing various bills The com
nissioners have decided 10 locate the
bridge 10 be built across Little Cabin
creek. east Of town, on the half section
line running east from the south part
" town This line crosses Cabin
creek just south OF Dave Wits house
and just north Of the old Bracket
ford This location il is believed will
satisfy nearly all concerned. The half
section line viii be opened west to the
intersection Of Illinois avenue and
thence into the city.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-10

Quite a large number Of young girls
and boys from the Yinita school will
attend the recital tomorrow night IN
Alton 10 compliment % the members Of
the Alton school
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-10

Elections held yesterday in many
states and cities throughout tbs eOHu-
ItFy resulted in tins election Of demo
tcrauc governors 81 Massaehasetts.
IKeBt8eky and slississgDI reDubu-
tcan governor IS Rhode Island re-
publican assembly ~ New York which
viii challenge tae continuance Of Coy
ernor Dix poIleles &er Jersey leg
issature aith magorties probably not
.ll accord gith Governor woodrow wi.
son of tAat state vita results II the
state elections s. Maryland and New
Aenco sail in doubt
ia Massachusetts Governor Foss
democrat was elected bv reduced
plurality 0l about Geo over Louis
ItFotniagAam republican THE contest
MAS unexpectedly close the repaba
can candidate 1of lieutenant governor
mas elected bY 600 majority aHd
other republican state candidates prop
ably are elected
Ia Rhode Island Governor pothier
republican is reelected over Louis 4.
Waterman democrat by q greatly IN
creased plurality The state senate is
soiidy and the assembly largely re-
publican
New YORK state furnished one Of the
chief surprises reversing the present
democratic majority Of "A in the state
assembly and eleeting a republican ma
jorilg Of fifty The change removed
tie united support which Doth branches
have heretofore given Governor Dxs
policies Do New York City Tammanys
eontroI was shaken but not overcome
Tammany candidates in Manhattan aud
tie Bronx being elected while those
in Brooklyn and Queens county were
defeated by fusion candidates
NeR Jersey similarly furnished
surprise by tie probable reversal 81
control Of the legislature the returns
at midmght Indicating republican ma-
Jorit.es 10 the senate and assembly
Iu Kentucky James McCreary
democrat was elected governor by
majority estimated a 10000 70 10000
4 democratic legislature was also elect
cd which iusures tbe choice of Con
gressmau ollie James as United States
senator from Kentucky
Mississippi elected democratic gov
eFuoF and state officers by decisive
majority
Returns 0p to midnigbt from Mary
land were inconclusiye Claims were
made Of toe election Of Phillip Lee
Goldsborough republican candidate
Tor governor by 5000 majority over
Arthur = German democrat while
counter claims Of democratic success
were made The constitutional amend !
ment designed 70 disfrenchise negro /
voters was probably defeated
The Onto municipal elections ne
suited in the election Of democratic /
mayors IN Cincinnati, Cleveland and
Columbus President Taft east bis vote
ia Cincinnati
ln New Mexico the democratic state
committee claims the election Of Mac
Donald as governor by $500 ia the first
election The new state has held The
result is ID doubt The election Of a /
republican legislature is indicated and i
viii mean the election Of two repubE /
can senators
Socialist gains marked the elections
yesterday and gave that party power
.n districts where heretofore il has
been unable 20 muster a counting vote.
IN Schenectady, 81 Y, the socialists
elected mayor, all city ofhcials, ex-
,ept one and a majority Of the county
board IN addition the assembly dis
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Friends in this city will ha gr,oyad
~ - AnoT !. taat Mrs. Mollie Wright, sis
't yet ol D. g. Chandler, is dangerously
III at her home at Sloan snrine.
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