Chanute Tribune from Chanute, Kansas • Page 2

CHANUTE WEEKLY TRIBUNH. FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1906. PAGE TWO. cotton "spinners are said to be form passengers were hurt and the train Frank Brady for Congres ing a gigantic colonization scheme in From Over the County proceeded on Its way to Paris. an endeavor to break the cotton trust.

An Editor Wed in Overalls. St. Paul, April 28. -Harry They will colonlae a hundred Welsh and Belgian families on land they have Coffeyville, May 2. Francis M.

Ives did not write a piece about his been getting options on for several Brady of Oswego was chosen to make months for the purpose or raising cot-'the rftre aga)n8t p. Campbell for wedding for the paper for which he Is Dig for Indian Relict. Thayer News: A phone message from the west slates that digging for the. Bender bones has started a little excitement In that neighborhood ana that a party of young ladies are In editor at St. Hllaire, Minn.

An elabo ton to be shipped direct to wngmnu, Oil Newt From Erie. Erie, April 27. The Record says: The preat Western refinery Is mait-ing preparations for enlarging the equipment of the works to include all the necessary apparatus for making the different grades of lubricating oils. The machinery Is now on rate function had been arrangd, anl the bride, Miss Alice Smith, was ready where it will be made into spool yarn for shipment all over the globe. Good Ticket, Says Hoc.

Topcka, April 27. "What do yo.i think of the democratic ticket?" was asked of govtrnor Hoch. "Good ticket," said the governor. "A very strong ticket. And I might say further that 1 am glad of it.

When I was running my newspaper, I was always glnd to have good strong opposition. Opposition 1s good for a newspaper. Strong compotitcn makes fof congressman from the Third district by the democratic convention held at Ooffpvville yesterday. Only four of when Ives adjourned to don his weir tending, to unearth some Indian graves For Another Battleship. the tgn memberg of the Neosho coun- ding raiment.

He had procured on the Herod farm next Sunday. There Washlngton, April 28. Charman ty delegation attended the convention elaborate outfit. While he was trying in If- on his clothes, some of his friends is an Indian grave on that farm, if we remember rightly. It Is the grave ol old Chief Chetopa.

But his bones and Fobs of the committee on naval affairs' p. Farrelly and T. F. Morrison reported to the bouse today a bill'0( chanute, W. R.

Cline of ETie, and broke Into his apartments, stripped him of all his finery, and locked him trinkets were unearthed by Thayer for one first class battleship carrying t. Long of Thayer. Most of tins as heavy armor and powerful arma-'olner counties were represented by In. Later they provided him with a High School boys some 20 years ago, There were beads, and little bells and suit of bright blue underclothing and a suit of overalls. In this garb he wa' rncnt as any known vessel of its class, complete delegations.

and to have the highest practicable 1 Mr. Farrelly was chosen temporary improvement. I believe it is the sam-i way in politics. 1 am glad the democrats nominated W. A.

Harris, because I believe he is the strongest man in their party. "What about the platform?" was asked. "Thnt platfoim," said Governor, numerous Indian trinkets In the peed and greatest possible radius of chairman. He is the democratic can- compelled to go to the church and grave. married in the presence of all his action, to cost exclusive of armor and jdate for lieutenant governor, and In friends.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. armament, not over six million dol- taking his seat yesterday, he said: "I the way from the steel mills and is expected to arrive here within a few days. A large force of men are now at work building a filter for the lubricating oils and other preparations are In progress. lit Is expected that everything will be in readiness for i'-etalllng the machinery as soon as it arrives. The refinery is running full time and has made a number of tank car shipments this week.

Orders arw being filed with the company more rapidly than they can be filled. Two fine gas wells have been drilled In on the Heath leatie south of low'i during the past week. South Mound is getting its supply of gas from this lease. think my experience the past few Married In Cupola. More Carnegie Money for Kansas.

Winfleld, April 30. Andrew weeks, and the experience I am having now will qualify me to preside over a republican senate this next Independence, April 27. Mel vln Burns and Jennlo Carn, accow It. N. Allen and wife to Lydia R.

Hayden lot 4, blk 2, Grand View add 225 J. H. Orr to John A. Clements lot 5. blk 21.

Erie 200 Carnegie has nsreed to elve 125.000 to Hoch, "is like man fearfully and won-fuly made." A Kansas Farmer Ambushed. Fort Scott, April 28. A young farmer named Halstead, twelve milPS southwest of here, was killed front panted by another couple, drove over the' permanent endowment fund of. from Cheryvale today and by prear- There were two candidates for tbo rangement with the probate Judge were united in marriage in the cupola Southwest Kansas Conference College, Methodist, of this place, on condition thnt the friends of the college nomination Mr. Brady and J.

H. ftellh the latter of Coffeyville. The ambush yesterday afternoon while rid- of the courthouse. C. E.

Trevelle and wife to Sarah E. Null 30 feet lots 8, 10 12, 14, blk 12, Mission 100 Susan 1-reech and lmub. to M. B. church, Thayer qcd, lot 10, blk 18.

Thayer 1 raise $75,000. Nearly all of that They arrived a little before the vote stood: Brady, 58, Keith 324. Neosho cast eight votes for Brady and two for Keith. Mr. Brady's nomination was then made unanimous.

hour of twelve, and the entire part. ing a harrow in one of his fields. That shot was fired from a hedge fence. Al neighbor, who saw Halstead's team running away, found the young far amount has been pledged by the conference, and all of the endowment will A new gas well Is being drilled this week on the tlrcat Western refinery made the dusty, warm ascent througn be up before thfs year's commence the cobwebs to the tower, where th Chanute Commercial Club to Cha- mer dead. wedding, took place.

Judge Swatzell nute Wholesale Gro. lot 1. blk 2, Commercial Club 200 Mr. Morrison was a member of the committee on resolutions. These resolutions say in part: "We appreciate the condition of the starting the ceremony Just as the big President May Interve ene.

I 30. It I 30. It Watson Gets Sarcastic. Washington, April 30. Watson of clock ceased Its clamorous announce Chanute Commercial Club to C.

B. Wilkesbarre, April Jease just east of the works. The drillers expect to bring the well In tomorrow. Frank Nelson arrived here from Lindsborg Wednesday to look after his oil properties in this field. He is interested in the Buckeye and Northland companies.

ment that midday was reached. Indiana, a republican member of the people of Oklahoma and Indian Ter- Young lot 13, 6, Commercial Club add 200 ways and means committee, says that rltory In being deprived of the privl- For a Theatre In Independence, Martha F. Meeker to J. A. Meeker Independence, April 27.

An Intimated that the president wil intervene in the coal strike, recommending the arbitration of wages. The miners are willing. The operator want conditions submitted. Thousands of foreigners are leaving the country. the committee probably refused to leges and advantages of statehood for suspend the duty on building materia', the past ten years, and we pledge the lot 9.

blk 40, New Chicago 100 nouncement was made here tonight Irene Smith to Eva Smith, lot 8, that a theatre company had been or for the benefit of the San Francisco people of these two territories and the sufferers, because the profits of the United States that the nominee of blk 6, Neosho add- 1100 ganized with $50,000 capital and will Irene Smith to Ralph Smith lot 9, dealers In lumber and brick would this convention, if elected as our rep erect a modern ground floor theatro blk 6, Neosho add 1100 The projectors are F. M. Aiken of De probably be reduced. 1 resentative in congress, will vote for the admission of these two territories Another Negro Rapist. onnortunitv.

The Fourth Mortgage. Erie, April 30. The Kansas Natural Gas company filed a mortgage of four million dollars In the office of the register of deeds this morning. The mortgage covers 293 pages of the large books In which it will be recorded. This is the fourth large mort gage which has been filed by the troolt, A.

C. Stich of Independence, State Troops and Foreigners Fight. Mt. Carmel, April 30 Troops of the state constabulary and a hundred! foreigners fought a pitched battlu today. One miner and one trooper were badly hurt.

H. Zahniser of Pittsburg, A. W. to the end that the splendid civiliza Mayking, April 30. An unknown negro assaulted the thirteen Mary II.

Usher to Alice Hasslnger and Frances Banks und 2-3 lots 3, 4, blk 4, Eden Park Alice Hassinger to Mary Usher nud Ms int. lot 7 and fiia lot 8, blk 4, Eden Park add Shulthls of Independence, W. L. Cur tis of Bradford, A. P.

McBride tion now existing may be 'no longei Independence and G. M. Carpenter of Kansas Natural Gas company since Elgin. juBi retarded by the broken political prom- during the absence of her parents. Ho Jgeg the party on the barred the three smaller children in (lon of Btatehood for Oklahoma the house and set it on fire.

Passersby the- Tcrritory. We aUo March 4 of this year. The mortgage Morris Stern to Agnes E. Snader 17-30-20 6000 Outlaw Drives Back Posse. Houe Debating Federal Courts.

Washington, April 30 The housa today debated the bill removing capital cases from federal courts if prejudice is shown. saved them. A posse is now search' Woodburn, April 28. Fran feel that any member of congress should feel it his bounden duty to rep- Ing to lynch the negro. Smith, the alleged slayer of Policeman Lucy Perl ct al to Margaret A.

Tepfcr qcd lots 21, 23, 25, 27, blk 8, St. Francis add to St. Paul was. sent in by express and when it was brought into the office It was taken for a package that was expected and was received with joyful approbation, 'but when Deputy Register Hanlon of Oregon City, dashed fro King Edward Hurrying Home. resent his constituents, rather than Naples, April 28.

As a result obey the mandates of the speaker of Perfecting title a clump of bushes upon posse that Mrs. Stanley saw what it was sho i Thomas K. Reed and wite to J. 11. Two Killed in Illinois Steel Works.

Chicago, Apiil 30. Two men were killed and six injured in an explosion at the plant of the Illinois Steel dispatches received here by King kj iiuumj ward from the homo government in1 "We recognize the fact that the doc" was pursuing him early this morning and drove them back. He wounded Captain Henderson, a militiaman, an.i said darn it." Herrlff lot 4, blk 21, North Erie 400 -onnrrt to the crisis in Turkey whio.h trt-ues advocated by president Sheriff Shaver and escaped unharmed. has arisen over the occupation of Ta- velt, taken irom the democratic piai- Short Telegraphic News bah by Turkish troops, forms of 1S0G and l'JOU, winch nave Idaho Officials Still Lying. Boise, Idaho, April 27.

The prose monarch has decided to hurry back made him popular witn me Ameiican to London. peup'e. cuting officials of Canyon county say Shipping Tied Up at Cleveland. Cleveland, May 1. The tie up of that agents of the Western Federation of Miners offered Davis and Day, who 1 I i we believe that such doctrines can oh better promulgated by democratic representatives than by mere messenger Kaiser of the Yachting Honors.

Boston, April 30. Commander Hob- shipping on the great lakes Is practically complete. Five thousand are out Some R'otng In Paris. Paris, May 1. There is some rioting today." Bloodshed is feared.

Eighty thousand strikers; are among the crowds. Four hundred arrests liave been made here. were members of the grand jury which indicted Moyer, Haywood and Petit-bone one hundred dollars each to reveal the testimony given the jury. here. binfihaus, of the German navy, repre- boy8 of lhe republican party, operat-senting the Kaiser, is here arranging jng the direction and promises for the entry of the yacht of the tier- of the spoaier 0f the house of repre-man crown prince, now building, for 8ontatives." Your Easter Gown will photograph beautifully.

16 Soutn Highland international races off Marble-head I th Cincinnati Steam Fitters Strike. Cincinnati, May 1. The electrical workers, sttani fitters and helpers are Vesper, Can You Beat rt? i next September. Warsaw Demoralized. Warsaw, May 1 Bnbiness is demor-lized and people terrorized by the Salina, April 27.

Vesper is a small station on the Union Pacific, west of Lincoln. It has three houses striking. agitation cf the socialists and every KIHG OF ALL LINIMENTS CUR2S SUiSUMATlSM AND ALL PAIN and an elevator, but it has contributed over $200 to. the relict fund of Teamsters Quitting. In Chicago.

Chicago, May 1. Montgomery Ward who precipitated las' thing is standing still. Troops guard the streets. Americans Lead at Athens. Athens, April 30.

Tho American athletes lead in the Olympic games with thirty-seven points. Sweden has twenty-tliTce, Greece nine, France eight, Hungary three, Australia and Finland one each. San Francisco. The money was sent MffURALOtA, SPRAINS, OUTS, BKU1SES, SUK1, SOALOS, Three policemen have been shot I) OLD SOftfcS, Uh9K IN BACH, BACKACHE, LUM8ACO, STirr JOlMTS, OONTRAOTEO MUSC3LS, SPRAINED coffll HUSKIR'S SPRAINED WRISTS. FRO YE here and canned goods were secured and forwarded.

year's strike, will bave another Their teamsters are emitting because union bnttones are barred. the rioting. HIT. CORNS. BUNIONS, CHILBLAINS AH0 ALL IN LAM MAT IONS Of HAN OR BEAST.

i Three Million Have Holiday. London, May 1. The May day dem U. S. Exports Largest in World.

Washington, April 27. The British Still Indicting Cooke. Chicago, April 28. Thirty-one more onstration holds throughout England board of trade statistics show that the and the continent. There is no troub! indictments charging forgery and embezzlement were returned today against.

John Cooke, former circuit cleik, recently sentenced to prison for fraud in oflico. here. Thieo million laborers have a holiday. Say Soldiera Murdered Minert. Mt.

Carmel, May 1. The labor leaders denounce the shooting of the miners by the soldiers, and will prosecute Lieut. Smith for murder. No deaths have occurred among the soldiers camped here. The foreigners are leaving.

United States last year exported more than any other country in the world. The total was one billion, six hundred and twenty-one million, threat Britain Is the largest importer. No Trouble in Rome. norm', M.iy 1. Meetings and processions but no disturbances here.

Bloodshed Expected In Paris. Paris, May, 1 The first Hot took Fez Troops Turned Lootert. Tankers, May I. IFire has destroy Nine Tramps Burned in Wreck. Missoula, April 30.

A lumber train of forty-one cars was wrecked near Reid. Engineer Stlne, Fireman Juilette and nine tramps were burned. Andrew Fields Subpoenaed. New York, April 27. Andrew Fields who was lgislative agent for the Mutual Life Insurance company, lias been subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury, which will investigate the alleged criminality of the political ed a lare part of the town.

The fez. troops after repelling the mobs turned looters. Carnegie Gives to Colored People. Topeka, April 30. The Topeka ln- Valuable Steamer Sunk In Collision contributions.

ustrial School for the Colored gets New Haven, ftcoi lurid, May 1. The place this afternoon. The troops urc exasperated at the stubborn i1h'-ance of the people. Bloodshed Is expected tonight; 'Strikes on the Lakes. Chicago, May 1.

Forty thousand men employed In the lake tiallic at ruck this morning. The strike confined to the Tho men demand recognition uf the union. 5,000 from Andrew Carnegie If the Chicago City Hall Cracking. Chicago, April 27. The city hall steamer Illanfleld, valued at liny same amount is raised elsewhere.

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A dlBpatch from ten thousand. The police are preparing- for trouble. Arrest 8ocialisti and Bonapartittt. Paris, April 30. M.

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Father Thomas BOSCHERT WILL1AHS. Sherman's march to the sea retracing chairman of the Katy railroad, die3 Americans Win Again at Athene. Athens, April 27. The hundred me bis father's murch. Acting Mayor this morning.

Dixon says If left to him he would ter race in the Olympic International Rome, May 2. The international hang him. games was won by Archie Hahn of postal conference has rejected the uni Milwaukee today. Fay Moulton of Washington, May 1. The war de versal penny postage plan.

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