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,er« Pnbiishl og Co., tine.) ) Howard A Tucker,
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: i ICL . m w i;s r GRAND. ) Dudley R Tucker
FIFTH YEAR. OKLAHOMA CITY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1910.—No. 202.
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TEI.EP IIO\m.
ON LAKE
Ferry Crossing Lake Michigan In
Awful Catastrophe-7 Officers Drowned,
42 Missing, 12 Unconscious Rescued--
Boat Turns Turtle; Loss Half Million
PINCHOI
PROBERS
MUDDLED
Three Republicans Refuse To
Assist in Deliberations of
Congressional Committee
SNAKE-BITE-BAPTISM
BELIEVER TRIES TO
KING SELF IN JAIL
BOTH SIDES SHOUT
DISCOURTESY; DENIED
Senator Root Said to Be Hur-
rying; James Is Mad—
Going Home
CRIPPEN TRIAL
SOCIETY EVENT
FRIENDS' BEER
COSTS EX-COOK
$300 A BOTTLE
IH LLETIN
Milwaukee, Wis,, Sept. 9.—Pere Marquette car ferry
No. 18, bound for this city from Ludington, Mich., was sunk
in Lake Michigan today. The boat, valued at half a million
dollars, had a crew of seventy-five on board. According to
a wireless message received by E. F. Blomeyer, superintend-
ent of the lake department of the Pere Marquette railroad
here, from another company boat now at the scene of the
wreck, seven officers are drowned, twelve were picked up in
an unconscious and exhausted condition and forty-five other
members of the crew are missing
making it utterly impossible for those on board to escape.
of tile officers
bnve perished
GRAFT PROBERS
TO QUIZ TEDPY
IS THE RUMOR
Minneapolis Minn. Sept. 9 Senator
Nelson. chairman of the nalllnger-Plnchot
Investigating committee this afternoon nd
Jotirned the committee meeting In Minne-
apolis mid < 'ii I led ii meeting In the audi-
torium In i'hbago next T i s,l;ir Itepub-
lleun tin inborn of the comtrMtce announc-
ed that they will not altona.
The nnmci
reported to
lows:
OKI l( Kits llltlMVNFI)
f the ressol
ire as fol- 1
Proctor, of the
'ominander
ectlcut.
Oil. HE IN ti TRIED OUT.
j It was stated that the muse of the ex
I plosion in the fuel oil Kystein would not b<
Peter Kilty, captain, Milwaukee. Wis.; ( made officially until the investigation ii
Joseph Ilrejlnski, flr^r unite, Ludington, '*o**ij lotecl
Mich.; Walter IJrown, rccond mate, of
Ludllifton. Bitch.; R. E. Needhaiu, chief
engineer. Ludington, Mich.; James Hon- have a far reaching effect on account of j
Minneapolis. Minn.. Sent 9. The BjiI
lltiger-l'lnchot Investigating committee
"'us finally smashed into fragments ..f
dissension todav. when Representative
I.'dw In Den by of Michigan: Representative
S. W. McCall of Massachusetts and Senn-
tor George Sutherland >1' I'tah. refuse•'
point lihink to meet with the fire men.
who Issued the commit te" report on
Wednesday. condemning Secretary Rich-
ar.l A I 5m1 linger
j Sergeant at Arms Itowen. with order*
to arrest and Wring Into the committee
room Representatives Denhy and MeCnil
■ ——• n ml Senator Sutherland started out to
find the members after they hail refused
New York. Sept 1 lie startling re- to nttend the meeting.
sort became current tod\. thut former All three absentees hud been In the
['resident I heodore Roosevelt uiiiy be cull- WiNt hotel, where the meetings are Iwdng
. . .-''I a* :i witness before the legislative In- hoi if up .. n few mfnntes Itefore Senator
1 he boat turned turtle, -"""'g • oiiinilttee. Which Is In session Nelson .-ailed th -sioi. t order but
|i;i tlii-• city cng.'iu'cd in tin* pursuit of they promptly <1 Ikhi i «>:iwhen it be
>,,v ''"i".-«i i'"""" e known' the orders had been issued
bring them In.
Officially It is reported that earefu!-
1 ness on the part of officers in the stoke
room will he shown anil tho explosion
a far reaching
uncovering graft at All
velt Wits governor of New York state at
the time the transportation hill was pass-
ed, which bill is .i sort of pivoted point
In the scandal Mr. Roosevelt may be
asked to testify upon IiIh return fjom
With the Albany-to-Wall-Street connec-
runee fhlt iiaal.tnnt euiriue...' l.u.l Hit' fn<-t tbnt oil win l.t-iiiic ti led out with Imll.iitc.l, In the tntlniuiijr
" 1 fUglueiT 1,1,1 niuklnij It ii ■'iDnlemeuCal fuel .. eni 1,1 ymi.., l.,,n , If II
•ond and third | for
lngton, Mich ; name of se
•JUMUU0JJ& „ en gi nee r s unkn
Ulomeyer's message, which is the latest contlnue^to
concerning the disaster, Is as follows:
"The officers of the steamer, number-
ing seven, were all drewned. One bo.st
loud of i-j men has Just been pickeu
up. Some of the men wre unconscious
•lid all in exhausted condition. The rest
of the souls on hoard, numbering 1'J, have
Hot been accounted for.
"The cause of the wreck was the break-
ing loose of I'S loaded freight cars. the
shifting of weight caused the vessel to
turn turtle. The lake Is being searched
for other poMaihle survivors."
Ludington. Mich
• incite disinter. i
in :ui unidentified
« due in Milwnukc
•pt. 0. The first
mceruing the l'ere
ts received lie re
vessel. The boat
but the railroad
w hat had hiippeu-
hether the beat was • rcn
IE W A ItE PRESENT
When Senator Nelson, chairman of the
iinmlttee. called It t- order this morii-
tbe west. * Inc. only the signers of the adverse com
Further sensational exposures, uncover- mlttee report Mere present, these being
Ing other <>1«1 trials of the "black horse" Rcnresentiif ive Ollie .lanus of Kentucky,
cavalry, between Albany and Wall Streel I Representatives .lame* V. Ci-ahntn of lin
were expected. Inola; representative'* Purcell and Madl-
HROKER I I l(M MENTIONED. I so" :""1 S'' ' !11 l''1 "f, K,V,p|<,ln,.1
1 It \\ iis plain the member i believed there
on Id he no chance t > reach :i harmonious
tt lenient of the issue Representative
ippletueuta! fuel •isscuniiytiian Louis no<leii • • r Iirang#! Siitlierland was dowi stair* in the lobby
■ um.'il use In the fntuie. 'ouim ii .il- d-•m ra t ;ons that mudi or ■ nf f]lf, hotel West. I i which the sessions
Whether or not the navy 'department ;{!*,["'.Y'!.? , *1,1^' V t m ' " ' J " '' ' :"*t !' •• been Held, and he refused to move
«ill continue to use fuel oil will be known.' . , Ilr,,, ,,f I •. I. i u'wood intl Clin- tvheu ummotied to at ten H the meeting
It I* liellpved, lit tlie s.me time thai the Ln« r,,! ""'[T" '" the
ri'|.",t on the North Dokolnt, .eel.lent the 'tniil woul.l I hlcll' M TIIKKLAM. HOT I M>m COUAIl
Ulieii to the liuDlle. i „„v | M)inI| refuse to etile' Into n dln.'ii*'
Li:.\K IN OIL HI'I'PLY PUTS. CiAVK OltDKRS I OIC SIONHV. ^'o'1 of the condition* these men
Eoulneer offleein salil that the «ce|. An expo, union or Ho.lell. most elurt ! l"<"i|ilM-t.'.I," snhl Mr. Kiitherlund.
dent was undoubtedly the result of a leak line statement made hetwen lapses of h*u*t with them. I don f mind "tutIng
In the supply pipes ami that fire was memory. w;is that when a street railway I ' .format ion of the public, that
communicated to the oil during a test to felt like helping republican orcan.zat ion
the apparatus under boiler uuniber one. j in New York .-late, it would turn over its
board the hospital contributions to tlie firm of Klllngw . od
I Cunningham, which firm gave lilni an i
for the money to be turned over
a me there,
( KITPKN IS ( IIEERPI I..
Dr. ( rippen Is in n more cheerful mood
than he has shown yet Kit while his con-
fidence grows that tif Inspector Dew of
heotluud Yard is not waning Scotland
Yard Is Just as sure of convicting I'rlppeti
iui inspector Dew was of finding tho
wanted man In Canada.
Indications give proof that when the
trial Is resumed, fashionable women of
London will make a social event of the
affair.
sot IKTY |NTE ItK.HTKl>
I Believing oaptlsm by snnke -hltes,
shoutiug she had come Into the world to
leach the true religion, Mrs. WmnlfrcJ
Mncev. 45. attempted to ninlt auctde at
M5 o', lock last night lu the elty Jail.
Stripping herself of her clothing. nh«
| tore them luto shreds, and made them lu*
to n ro| e, which she threw over the
^ terplpe, and tied around her neck. Tier
tec Htin remained on the floor, and <h*
dlew her clothing rope tight so that i(
would choke her llcarlnur her struggle.
I louteniint Alexander called f- r heln, and
the woman was released, and baiincuffed
lo prevent further efforts at seTf destruc-
tion.
RATH OT.ANM
Tlcfore she nttempred suicide. th«
M.i e> woman broke every wlndowpane
In her cell and was gunwlng the glass
when discovered She fought the officers
des pera te|\ l>'l ve patrolmen were used
III pacifying the woman.
Mrs Mncev belong* to h tribe of re-
ligions fanatics, who org.in /ed lu Iteno
county. Kansas twenty miles west of
Hutchinson. The sect believes baptism
not t \\"V J'"u* "i.V"' " . lrmLr'L'."* should be administered bj snake bites
- the hei Iff arrested Smith and took him | |M. new m- t . .diet ted n ' rgc number .>f
before it lorul Jiintli'e of the pen, ... her.- r:.trl. ...ik" , ,.n I ,,t the Imp
ho iiilnlmnm fine tinder the tan Ion Herv|.-.'S, the 1 lei- In ken one nn.l
Ian «« I-" *!«"'• "n Meh ,e|, I, I,lie him Th.-n It nil, p .... ,
oonnl Smith ImuiedlntelJ appeoled the ,-hlldm. 1'he Knake win
then released.
London, Sept With five days In I
which to gather conclusive proofs that his
wife still I .vet. Dr. II. 11 Crlppen. a> - i
eused of the murder of his wife. Itelle
Klmore. the mimic hall singer entered, buttle of beer. Is the peculiar situation
IhroUKh In. .-,.u„«el. upon 11,1. , ,.pl(.r Sinlth f„rmrr K
,l~k me.l,« ..f ...vliiit ril, hotel k. who Inherited a l rke
himself from the iK-milty of the KnglUh j frilll, Kntr e.late, helni a
lu^- . .. , 11 ii It brother of Mrs i'alr.
Arthur Newton, the prl.oner a eoun.el, | s.ultl. re,-entl.r held . public .ale on
Ills ranch neiu here and after Hie affair
in iuotiiik unit i , t over gave three friends each a hot tie
the remains found lu the cel'lar of*
tor Ortlipcn's London house were
those of itelle Kliuore. He does not undo
take to explain wIiohc they are or how
they £§—
Lamar. Mo . Sept f> To be the posse*
or of a fortune estimated st 9.1.000,00(1
ii.d yet not be able to give his friends a
who is directing the international
for Corn I'lippen, expressed confidence
that he will le mm.llilln' ! of'"h^r ' In oelel.r „ of the
terininntlou of the day's work. Yesterd
cose.
WANT MEETING
OF CATHOLICS
IN U. S. NEXT
The Intense interest shown by society
wt men iu the Crlppen case strengthens
the association whien luao.-
time that wealthy and fashionable Ameri-
can and Kngllsh women in London sub-
scribed to a defense fund with which to
wage the desperate battle for the ac-
cused physician's life.
Some believe that the next session of the
case will result in a tremendous senna- , . ,,, ,
lion. This might he brought about hv Liieharlstlc ( otigress will be
the attempted expose of Arthur Newton 1,1 ",e I nlt^il States was strengthened
that a murder had been committed but ' today when other American prelates, fol
not b.v Crlppen and that the remains I Die lead of
MANY CIIILDRKN DTF
Msnv of the children died as a result
of the snakebites, and the community
appealed to the county Attorney to prese-
nile the tribe lie sear*Tusl tlie statutes,
and said that there w is no Isw under
which they could be prosecuted, as the
constitution granted eicryone the right
to their own religious belief
Fulling with the court, farmers In the
vicinity organized and broke up the
band, and scattered It In nil directions
The Macey woman, with her husband
nnd one rsttlesunkc headed for Oklaho-
ma <'it \ The woman was nut off the
train eighty miles west of Oklahoma Cltf
— I because she turned the snake loose in ths
I train, to baptise whomsoever If might.
*1 . .-««I e„„, II mt. 11 ft.-n ft wss killed, despite screams of protest
honi thiit til iiMt p'nman i' alio ! from the woman The hushsnd csme on
hood that the next Roman a tho- | f> r fcf nliomn «'It r, on the train, nnd ths
woman walked the eighty miles.
The police picked her
the cntlrt
•dm
H belie
rew has met
Still another
of the or
ly three oil
The ferry w
Mil wan gee.
her
Milwaukee
liave been sent
posed disaster,
lngton was masl
uuded are
ship Solace ami the North Dakota now
lies at IIain| ton Roads, which point she
reached early today.
With this situation the possibility Is
presented that the naval authorities at-
tempt to fix the charge of carelessness :
upon some oue lu the stoke room. As a '■
result of the accident the North Dakota 1
will hardly lie able to snil from Hamilton j
Roads cm Saturday with the first division I
of the fleet, to take part in battle pra< - j
tlce off the Virginia coast.
OFFIC'KRS KEEPING "Ml'M."
Additional reports, some of a sensation- 1
I ;il nature, were circulated at Monroe and
.office t elsewhere today. One sif them said tnat
Slid that tire raged in the air room of the North
Rut lit- (Dakota for hours following the explosion
tliia report. It before the flames were quenched
number of the j Rear Admiral Schroe.der. in command
vntery graves of the fleet where the North Dakota was
••port ha- it that :tri mem- a part, gave orders that officers on the
a have perished and that ill fated vessels slionld not discuss the a- -
toard were raved. i cident in the presence of newspaperuieu.
s bound from Ludington ! Captain Albert (Heaves in command of the
It had a full cargo. Tugs North Dakota, is conseiiuently silent.
to the state committee, to the Orange
county committee, or to |*> used hi iils-i
charging otier expenditures vvhlcli were
incurred diring his counetlou with the
assembly
I I N l> AOKNCY.
The Investigators tlirough witness Re-1
dell, learned of more than one agency
through which funds found their wuv in-1
to the treasury of the New York llepubil-
at I
Itli them.
n> informutii
publican colleagues and I Intend to
tin action <>t the gentlemen who I
rled lo put over tills outrageous travesty
on judicial procedure. "f course, this1
matter is getting n good deal of publicity I
CONTINl Kl> ON PAtiE TWELVE.
e. Wi
of ' the official
s. This
had been
placed i
can committee.
This was brought about tli
pellatlons concerning tie t
which enabled former State S
1. Coodsell. also of Orangi
buy from former speaker, S.
■ if the New York assembly and five
1.4UU shares of "transportation" .it a price
which was never reached on the mar-
ket.
tiarli Inter- .
Mimstnnees I
ator Louis:
•ouuty. to
•d Nixon. I
thers,'
SESSION-MAYBE:
iimmii< _ ardlnal Glhbona,
ho hliM pressed the hope that the congress would
select an Amerlcau city as the ensuing
: incetljig place.
Interest, however. In divided bet wen this
question aud the difficulties whl-h have
arisen over the possible appearance of the
military on Sunday, when the sixty-fifth
regiment, Mou.it Royal rifles, may uefy
official regulations, and march as a guarii
I of honor lo the Ho«t
NOT MENTIONED IN REG,
Ecclesiastic dignitaries are not mention
ed In the military regulations which gov-
ern the turning out of the military In
the capacltv of honorary guard to rep-
resent the Ivlttg or gueeu
Cor the past twenty-five years, Canada's
soldiers and citizens have turned out as
, guard for the host which Is carried
. , through the str *et lu International Corpus
' Chrlstl procession.
Meetings of the state r'anlr.atlons of 11 became evident that friction would
nutv . lerks. register .,•* deeds and *« <> ' «n.v effurt ot military headquarters
unity treasurers are being held nt the to prevent the troops from taking part lu
ni t house today, and are scheduled to 1 services on Sunday.
st over until tomorrow night Cardinal <ilbbons Is the recipient or
While the purpose of the meetings have iu«ny high marks .if honor aid respect.
it been given out, it is undei si | n,, , The affectionate greeting accorded him by.
being held with the idea ..f organ- '"ardinal Vaninitelli. who brought the pa-
i - f- . II'-'IH atniliMr .- ..tt into 5-..I * ■ M"' '"'-P"1;- t'.e renat.1 '^.wln V n,,TPr]r jf,., , Sept. ll.-The Panam
Vnth° the 'reilatenj tha'"^!" wiia' not I Ca^dlnml tllbbon* wilt pnaeh '.,n s'undnjr | eanal will he forilfled. Prealdent Taft haa
-11ei| until Saturday night when Seen- " tlie ' athe.lrai. Laymen and church uien , |,een committed to a scheme of
I1;: ., !ml'frorepr^d.«P0^r«r%'toM o'f Sar.*'^Pmon° '""'"'fei,''infi'th,,"'' he forilfl. ,,tl... alne. hi. old dar. 1" th.
u in -eli directing that" the ,i |„ 1 ""h upon those pertinent reforms department nnd there Is a very definite
jde^^ • N ■ ' ■■"I- It nil. ici-sti, f-iiiig nti ting tlM.se close to him
CO. OFFICIALS
READY TO FIGHT
SALARY BILL
When the husband landed here be be-
gun preaching the baptism of snakebites,
nnd was arrested for tnsanlty. but re-
leased on the promise thai he would leave
town When the womln arrived, she
could not find her husband, had no snaka
to demonstrate her religion with, nml
began begging for a living under tho
guise of religion.
up last night
I he woman la still In tlie city Inll, but
pietisblv will be turned over to the coun-
ty for trial on a charge insanity.
TAFT IN FAVOR
PLACING FORTS
ON BIG CANAL
uppo
the purpose of fight
In
sade of
that
id I do
hanged bis mind since
he became president.
Itiestion is merely one of lnterpre-
FEW ARE
Sheboyga
o the scene of the sup-
Captain Kllroy of Lu'i-
r of the boat.
Officially,
! taiu Gleuve>
J States naval
NAVAL. AUTHORITIES
BEGIN INVESTIGATION
attached to
been in the United
e for thirty-seven
ears nnd for nine years ho was at sea.
THOSE REPORT Kl> DEAD.
The official report of Admiral Schroeder
> the navv department named the fol-
lowing dead:
.lOSKI'II W. SCHMIDT. coal passer.
) enlisted at New York. October 2T . lJMKi.
Washington, Sept !> Tlie official In- ; next of kin, mother. Anna Schmidt, 104S
vestlgatiou of the fatal accident on board Decatur street. Rrooklyn.
tlie battleship North Dakota. In which j ROR1CRT GILMORK. coal passer; en-
three men were killed outright and ten listed Newport, it. L. .Tanuary, HMO: next
others injured, was begun today, it Is in ; of kin, mother. Nellie Gllmiiro, tJ Seyms
the hands of the following officers of the street. Hartford, Conn
fleet, appointed by Rear Admiral Scbroed- .IOSEI'11 TRAIT, coal passer; enlisted
or: Captain C A Gore, of tlie Delaware. Grand Rapids, Mich.. .Tune. 1007: next of
senior offices: Lieutenant Commander j Uiti. father. I'eter Trait, 8l! Rremeu street.
N". Price, of the Delaware, nnd Lieutenant | Newark, N. J.
I "Buck" C
from Wauk-i
towns in tin
ropolls toda
CaiiipbeM. •;
! ""iVnck"'." v.
brother \N 1*.
coming to tlie > i:e rair mis )*
TO FAIR EDITOR'S DAY.
"We're all eoniiiu down In our
"No
fast
Miss
PROHIBITION TO
BE VOTED ON
IN NOVEMBER
BANDITS BLOW
SAFE IN P. 0.
MAKE ESCAPE
speeding across the country n
am and steel could take* h
nun Gerdes. 23, a pretty blonde heir
Ived in oklahoma City Wednesday v\- n im
ng from Golden, 111. to meet' her lust,
pet heart and be married. ,1. Otto Shine wittv
proprietor of the Foll.v cigar store,!
the lucky man. She found him ond1
two sent for Ed Ca He. 516 North "Duck
i.iilway to act as a witness, and the!J"k°
tple was married within fifteen min ' °"
- after she arrived r y Justice \Vm. 11
III
I AILED TO C ATCH ON.
didn't tumble to his brot
Plainfield, Ills , Sept. 0. Robbers dynn-
nited the safe of the Plainfield postofflce
arl.v today and took more than S500 In
tamps and money. The bandits escaped.
explosion partially
the
The for
wrecked the postofflce "building." Sheriff
Williams ami a posse are scouring the
couutry for the men.
That the prohibition question will l>e
resubmitted to a vote of the people at the
coming ejection is now generally conceded,
■'..•..•e the attorney general has rendered a
fall written opiulou, that the governor
has no choice nor discretion in the matter.
hut must issue tho call for an election,
because n proper initiative petition has
been signed by a sufficient number of vo-
ters and filed with tlie secretary of state.
Governor Haskell ts reticent about the
matter
In order for an election to be legnl. It
is not necessary that the governor call It •
sixty days iu advance of the election, as '
was contended.
" There is plenty of time in which to I
t :bi the election," declares Governor Has- :
kell. _
i.i case prohibition I* defeated at this' Traveling alone from Lo« Angeles to
election, there will still remain a question ' Omaha. Neb., from there to Kansas City
of law as to whether prohibition must Ui<l thence to oklahoma City. 11-year-
still appTv to the old Indian Territory °hl -lutie Markley was fouud wandering
portion of the state The prohibitionists ! about at the M.. 1\. \ T. depot this morn-
• 'intend riint even If the saloon is rein- j 1 S- She had come here to visit relatives,
stated ip oklahoma, it must still be bar- c told the depot matron, and could not
ved lrotu the former Indian Territory por- find their..
tIon for "J1 years, from the date of the 1 1 he girl was turned over to Police Ma-
.tt'e.rsalon "f the state trou Shannon. Her uncle. William Mark-
ALONE, WEE MISS
TRAVELS MANY Ml.
Zwick
I ATHEIt IS DEAD
The bride's father is dead. He was
n wealthy land owner in Adams county.
Illinois. The mother aud another sister
reside at Golden. Mr. and Mrs. shine
are at home at : 08 West Seventh street
A pretty romance culminated in the
marriage. When Shine was still in bis
contractor in Golden
the repuli
tlve.
"I got morf
the democrat
combined—am
urn! there met Miss Gerdes, whom he I for.—,
wooed and won. But parents and friends the -slat
intervened. Det^iniiieil to inarrv rim dem r.i -
man of her choice, the girl silently stole a: the n
away luesday morning, and boarded a form Is.
trciu for oklahoma City to wed. enable 11.
GOES TO TELL PARENTS vote and
Armed with a certificate of marriage !
the pretty heiress, now Mrs. Shine, left
this morning for her home hi Illinois to
her^ marriage, end submit 'her
id to be near
rd
Man" flirt he
he only spe
cents tor popcorn ana otner
for his friends
FAVORS I LECTION
Kdito
sntlou are here today, but more ai.i
•d tomorrow. Trouble was had
ornlng o finding a place for hold
ic meetings, as rour courts are
Ion.
ers of the three organizations are
lows i flinty clerks, John ' >
ot McAlester; president, c 11.
Hobart, secretary and treasure ;
•rs. lie,, stone. Tecumseh, prc-l-
Lafe Speer, Sapulpa. secretnr.\ : >'•.
ion. Ardmore, tr<*asnrci : treasurers,
Miller. Lufalfa, president, and M,
l\, \S lot'gii, secrcta.y.
WAGE INC?,EASE TO
HIKE COAL PRICES
Sept. : The Illinois coal *
ided. After n series of confer
ig several days lu Chicago, the 1
aplt ulatcd and granted pjac- I
} demand of the miners.
Inal wage deujauds, including
' wages and differentials of I
a ton In gome .southern conn- '
* cents a ton in northern conn- 1
settlement affects the whole '
vilh the exception of two districts'
May. Simr
The universal Interest in tlie
ie church nnd well known «
ic Amerlcau dignitary, are
nfficlent t" bring together
reatest audiences In -ilstory.
f town people will c>nie to Montieal es
eeially for this sermon.
A sudden downpour of rain
ecessltaied postpoiiement of ''V'.''I'"1' al,j I ,7nv act'of hostllitr lie committed within
Archqishop o < oiinell: of it * United States, however, shall be
arranged for thin (| jj|,ertv tn maintain such military police
ng tlie canal n« may be necessary^ to
'i'4-* than J tntlen and the president chooses to inter
I "I '.'.'.V pret the treaty as favorable to the forti-
fication "f the canal. Section three of the
treatv provide* among ether things:
... , . „ i -The canal shall never be blockaded nor
ari> tociiy sj,j| H)1V riKht of war be exercised nor
on, which had be
ling and was looked forward to
of the most important as well as
most picturesque features of
•lutie
Worshippers from all
IN PARADE.
previ
order
• k tills
i chlldrei
ml later
iv their
will participate In
sit the archbishop's ,
i'si.pcts to Cardinal
TI
.AW
the
n-mplates putting
providing that
republicans a look
Hli strongest
•iection law that wi!
t citizen to i-ast hi
unted."
up the
700 mines in the -
nd the resultant shortage
rnafed nt 20.un0.(KX> bushe
miners iu wages has beei
ght Reverend Rishop Clat
nas the principal speaker
dress wns upon the topic
and the Early Irish ct
<1 some of the hardships e
hmeii iu support of the fi
days of Ireland.
OTHER SPEAKERS.
eased mine cost
id Mr Dud lev
(MX).
Her fortune Is
LE\ Y
PIS-EI)
living six miles east
ually located nnd arrived this afteruoou
aid took the girl home
prisoner
Ed. Roy
and I look for
be built soon,
houses will be bought and worked',,
David E Wcis. of Dallas. In in ulilaho
ma C ity today and i* Investigatinc tin
local field for a novsiMe <n,i.. i..<. i
hiii i i i i fhe Interested in the svmliente in
:hild said she had no trouble during her I holser holds the local fni
■ tiiinusi, nn uiiuiuouu mm ' . t <rip until she j nd"d here ind - onbl not , therefore i vprii ' i in
« o.T parp>M, tnd men .h. bw.« | ^tl.thir bl. propoKdu,w'Thf t'er'i.|Gu «I1 ul.l.
NEW THEATERS MAY
OPEN IN OKLA. CITY
"I anticipate there will be two new-
theaters built in oklahoma Citv within
the next IS mouths." said Ed OverhoNer
today "The theater business is alw \-
overdoue. especially iu the new and grow-
ing .enters
"I have the exclusive franchise In the
only high class theatrical syndicate in the
southwest, and am not worrvlng aboi
losing any attractions. Most* thealrb
managers have t b- |lea that there is ,
audeville than in other liiic
new vaudeville house to
if the present
I JUMPS FROM TRAIN
AND MAKES ESCAPE
KILLS HERSELF OVER
LONGING FOR SPOUSE
(clde bv gas here <>t
a art. a domestic at the
Rablwii She left tb^-
n girl friend:
ie. I met a man whoin
Life Is not worth 11\
IRK \ NMAS II \ N K I. It HERE.
GRAN O STAND COLLAPE>
it aguinst lawlessness and dii-
' PROTECTION' AUTHORIZED.
This section gives the United States the
;i,t io • iii.-iiiitalii such military police
n,j the .ii a etc, and is understood
T. siifficlciit to warrant the president
det idiir.r that the anal shall he forti-
I hi other words, he believes this
in-e authorizes the United States to
ar.l and protect the canal by military,
I'his much Is absolutely certain. It la
obal.l' ic t gene ra IT- "known that ths
in f .r the fortifications with slight
>diI*i< a11• m - made m- essary by unfor-
•N coin plications are those made out by
esiileni Taft himself some time ago, and
was under his Initiative that an army
mmlssion visited the Isthmus and se-
•e.i the pla.es on both the Atlantic and
cjfi. sides where the big guns will ult 1 -
i •..i v be placed. Recently another com-
ssion visited the isthmus and ratified
■ plans formerly made
It ; a curious ircuinstance also thaf
.-ii'.eni Taft selected the mail who is
.'-ini: the canal for that Important post
"unci Goethals was one of the army en-
lieers originallv sent by Taft to select
L* site for" the canal.
M ILL SURVEY PROJECT.
fin the forth'omiiig visit of 1he pre«1-
• lo |>. niuia Ihe Iiuestlon of fortl-
: responsibilities of hi* administration and
' the fo it 11 ic.i 11. 11 of the .anal as not one
. f the smallest features of the task.
ROCKEFELLERS ARE
READY FOR MEET
ast tin
take
n g fro
In
cblse
—%ich to conduct ;he -
that lie had been
in. although the n
- had assisted hi
•IU f... U. 1 •'in'1 ,h" "" ,ri
I.nrkln ha^i been found.
Ping WILSON IK PRESIDENT
I Chicago. Ills Sept. f Colonel Wil
.-•no* Hum Render Wilson of Philadelphia, wi
■vitli | elected president of the old Time Teleg
,rn raphers Association, ntid the Cnlted Statei
his milltarv telegraph corps, at the first ses
ip sion or their convention. Their delegate
loin Hie spending most of their time sight
i her
Is
ardly
hundred per
SOLICITOR ROWERS DEAD.
The cheapest w;.
i or state
i Pointer, only ^Oo
tie, two and
1 but he will
11 paper pr
Rockefellers
the Tenth *
«ton. Mas«. Sept !> Lloyd W' Bowers. It l< cxpei
lldtor general «• f the United States, and the 1.<M- m
recently mentioned .*s a probable ap- the I'niie«|
polntee to the supreme court, died today The le.idln
)is city it the Hotel Touraloe. He bad recently it present
lu The been operated upon for the removal of of Brooklyn,
, his tonsil* | originator o
I'd that 10b del
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