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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-06

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-06
AND POULTRY.
INTERESTING CHAPTERS FoR our
RURAL READERS.

How suecessfm Farmer, operate This
Department 81 tho Farm-A Few
Hints rs to the Care o. Live stock
and poultry.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13
Cupid and Psyche.

The initial high art half tone repro
duction by Bougueran Of this cele-
brated painting is presented FREE
with this issue Of the SUNDAY MORNING
GLOBE The painting represents the moment
when Cupid having married Psyche she be-
comes immortal This is an episode in THE
GOLDEN ASS of .Apuleius.
The allegory represents Cupid in love
with Psyche. He visited her every even.
ing, and left at sunrise, but strictly enjoined
her not to attempt to discover who he was.
One night curiosity overoame her prudence,
and going TO look upon her lover drop Of
hot oil fell on his shoulder, awoke him, aud
he fed e. Psyche now wandered in search of
the lost one, but was prosecuted by Venus
with relentless cruelty. Having suffered
almost 10 the death, Cupid at length mar
ried her, and she became immortal Mrs.
Tighe has a poem on the subject VIM. Nor.
ris has poetized the same in his Ea,lhlt
. Pqyadise l"Mayn) Lafontaiue has a poem
called Psyche, in imitation of the episode OF
Apuleius. and Moliere has dramatzcd the
subject
Womans ideal of love must not be sub,
iected to too strong a light, or IL will nee
away. and the woman viii suffer long year.
Of torment At length truth will correct hci
exaggerated notions, aud love will resid,
with her for the rest Of her life.
The SUNDAY MORNING GLOBE has moi
gone into the syndicate picture business
This is its own exclusive enterprise and n,
other newspaper is 100 the deal We pax
for and own exclusively the half tones use,
FOO this paper and they are lhe production
of the National Engraving Company of ihi
city. Our expense is. therefore. proper
douately great as it is shared in by u,
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

grace Of Meikleiohn) Of the Heistand- Corbin
opposition or proposed opposition Hemp
Combine. Why the scr Is aiding in The.
secretory's design of % white wash for Gov
bin x Co.. is incompreheusible to the ordi-
nary human being. Secretary Root revoked
Hawkes. bargain commission. obtained from
Meiklelohn because the official position of
Hawkes. IN the custom service enabled him,
to obtain an inside knowledge of the FLINT
Eddy x Co.'S, shipments and bills OF tdine
IN the Philippine Islands Flint. Etdv x
Co., appealed TO their counsel the Secre-
tary Of War-lhe man who as ana attorney
saved Dana from condigu punishme and
accused Mr. Moves Of the most outiaxeous
misdeeds-and the Secretary Of War re-.
voked Hawkes. leaving him hior
and dry on the Philippine Islands twelve
thousand miles from home and not a 4, INV
IN his pocket. But justice, though i,aden
heeled, will overtake the guilty before we
are through with this unprecedented scan.
ual and Judge Mackey firmly closed his
lips as he turned the corner of the Avenue
and I2thsStreet
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

CLEVELAND, o., oct. I2,-John David
Ellis and the wife Of Edmund r Jackson,
an Euclid avenue broker and real estate
dealer are parties defendant in what prom
ises to be a sensational divorce suit. Mr..
Jackson has not yet filed the papers but
his lawyers are preparing them. He has
left his residence with his only child, a
young school girl of twelve years and is
Temporarily residing with his nephew,
Thomas Tinsley, the well known architect.
The facts, as whispered by those on the in
side, are to the effect that Mr.. Jackson re-
ceived a letter from a reformed assignation
house proprietress acquainting him with
the fact of his wife's visit to her place in
company with Ellis. Utterly disbelieving
the astounding revelation he presented the
letter TO his wife, assuring her Of his CONF
dence. She Indignantly denied the charge
and ingeniously suggested the possibility
of a double. This caught her husbands
fancy and he set a watch on the assignation
house formerly conducted by the repentaut
Magdalene. Returning home in the early
evening to assume his usual disguise as an
amateur detective he entered the basement
of his residence where he kept the dis
guses and while rummaging among the mis-
cellaneous articles was attracted by pecu-
liar If not significant noise overhead.
Softly stealing up the interior stairway to
the kitchen he peeped through the half
raised pantry shutter and saw Ellis and his
wife in a compromising position ON the
sofa in an adjoining room. Attempting to
secure his revolver the guilty couple over
heard him and Ellis skipped before Jackson
had chance 80 shoot 1t is alleged that
Mrs. Jackson denies the charge and claims
that Ellis was simply giving her a massage
treatment for a neuralgia attack to which
she is subject Tt appears that Ellis is
massage or magnetic healer and assumes
the title of Doctor He is fairly well-to-do
and has two grown daughters and son IN
college.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13
SUNDAY, OCTOBER r3, 1901.
our New Dress

THE SUNDAY MORNING GLOBE, at length,
presents the aimed at metropolitan news
paper appearance, in a dress Of minion type,
the standard body type Of all the great
dailies In week or two, at 1.-The furthest,
we will enlarge the GLOBE as our increasing
advertising patronage viii not be allowed to
interfere with the regular quantity Of read.
ing matter which it is our aim TO furnish
our ever increasing subscribers. The pic
ture, Cupid and Psyche, presented free with
this issue will be followed by other equally
high art reproductions Patrons of the
GLOBE are assured that we will maintain
the lead we have already secured as the
laading iayorilc Sunday morning newspaper
of the Capital City of the Nation
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13
Imported Criminals.

AT the Clerkenwel criminal session
yesterday, young man named Ford Ritchie,
who has been convicted for robbery re-
ceived a novel sentence. The judge said
he would De marciiul loo the hope of re-
deemiug the prisoner from career of crime
and would send him to Jail for confinement
until Saturday when he would be conducted
TO Queenstown and handed over 20 friends
on board a vessel bound for America with
the understanding that if he refused TO go
with them he would be rearrested and sem
fenced Co imprisonment for term common
surated with the oGense.'
Mr. Terrence Powderly's attention is rec
pecImly directed to the foregoing extract
from 70 London newspaper it has been the
custom. Co our personal knowledge. ioi
English Prisoner Aid Societies to cucour
age the emigration of cx.couvicts TO the
United States. and 20 not only cucourg.
bus TO pay the passage and expenses of such
criminals Manchester had aud sdll has
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

a noted Prisoner Aid Society, founded by
philanthropist of that city which has sent
hundreds of ex-Brtsh convicts to the
United States and made this country for
the past quarter of century a dump
ing ground for able-bodied paupers and
criminals II is in this striking manner
that John Bull demonstrates his uudisguised
love for and appreciation Of this Republic
England is not only the breeding grounds
Of native and to the manor born criminals
but it is the refuge of the continental an
archists who find their way to the United
States or safely plot their hellish designs IN
its chief city-the modern Babylon. Sen
ator Depew has publicly stated that there is
an implied understanding between the an
archist chiefs and the British government
that no English king, prince, ruler or states
man must be assassinated in return for the
privilege conceded these wretches Of an un-
disturbed residence in that country and the
propagation of their hellish doctrines.
When Congress meets, there will be a
splendid opportunity for Senator Depew to
introduce and advocate a law isolating Eng
land from all national courtesies OF other
international recognition as a civilized
power until she breaks this piratical treaty
with the Ishmaelites Of the human race.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

Say GLOBE, some time ago you had an
interview with a merchant who does not ad.
vertise with you" About what 2' queried
the scribe as this iuterlocutor dived in
his capacious pockets evidently in search of
something "Why-about pants-dou't you
rememberp
Yes
We'll, now, here is a document with the
cabalistic head lines. Read and pass on, on
this same subject which wish you would
print"
Taking the slip, which had been doing
veteran service in the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing for some time past Here il is:
Pants are made for men and not TOT
women. Women are made for men aud not
for pants Pants are like molasses-they
are thinner in hot weather and thicker in
cold. Men are often mistaken in pants, such
mistakes are breeches of promise There
has been much discussion whether pants
is singular or plural. Seems TO US when
men wear pants it is plural, and when they
don't wear pants II Is singular When pants
are made to order they become aristocratic
and change their name to trousers" Men
go on a tear in their pants and il is all
right when the pants 60 on a tear It is all
wrong. If you want to make pants last
make the coat first"
Now, what do you think Of that for an
essay on pants 2n
Pretty fair who is the author ?"
well, sir you will be surprised when
tell you it is a lady"
"a lady ?"
Eyes and she Is a lady, and handsome
one at that. The boys over there were gas
sing a long time on compositions about
female apparel, and one day she got this up
at luncheon time and it's been circulating
pretty lively Now you print it and every
mothers son at the bureau will buy GLOBE,
ut they all buy In o GLOBE anyhow" And
the jolly plate printer bade the scribe good
bye as he dropped into Shoemaker's to see
the time.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

"There is a peculiar case which I wish you
would call the authorities attention to, q"
said a restaurant proprietor Of L street to
the GLOBE man.
"What is its nature ?"
"a man respectfully dressed, quite inof
fensive in appearance and manner has
been now for some time coming in here and
distributing medicine in the form Of pellets
and powders. He asks no money or other
favor, and usually regales himself with
only coffee and rolls
"Is the medicine marked, or is there no
direction or advertisement Of its char
acter?"
"Noue, whatever, and therein lies the
danger The man, whom ! am convinced,
is a monomauiac on the subject, gives away
whole packages Of all kinds and shapes OF
pellets, powders, etc. The nature of the
medicine, or what ills it is intended for, /
am i'm ignorance of except that the distribu-
tor says sit will cure all diseases"
do you know of anybody who has used
the medicine"
$50, everybody is afraid TO touch it, but
the man is such a quiet genuemanly look
ing person nobody refuses his free gifts.
Here is a whole drawcrful have already
gotten. and on his visit this morning he
congratulated me ON looking better since
l began taking his medicine and insisted in
leaving me this brown envelope full OF
pellets. Now the danger is that If the
man is a crank, which believe he is, he
might substitute arsenic or some other
deadly poison under the delusion that it
would be good for the human system.
"You say he leaves or writes no direc-
/ tions?"
Except this scrawled on the envelope,
take two before eating, and this take
| four before retiring I should think the
/ police ought TO look him up and investi-
] gate before something serious happens. AT
/ all events hope the GLOBE will warn the
public not to use this medicine without
consulting physician" And the restau-
/ rant proprietor having very conscienuously
performed his duty turned to greet Gus
toner. The GLOBE man has been unable
/ to make connections with this strange med
icine distributor up to the hour OF going to
press, but it is a safe proposition to follow
/ the restaurant proprietor's advice and moi
/ take It before or after meals"
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13
A Plons DetcctlNe.

There Is a curious detective service in
this city attached to the Health Department.
It's head sueakcr" is a man who pIays and
detects by turns Il is with him constant
solace that before he proceeds to detect
some awful criminal he devotes some time
to prayer
As matter of fact it appears that the pc
culiar duties of this curious individual are
TO detect physicians and midwives In the
act Of doing something that he believes
they would not do if they prayed as often
as a Mahomedan, or as fuently as himself.
There was a day when this apostle of
prayer had something to do, and that was
when he detected in the pawubrokers'
division But now 1t is different, and be-
sides being different u is also sad, for when
there 10 no crime to detect decent people
have TO take it, No detective in such a
field can hope TO hold his job, even by
prayer, unless he detects.
So ii has come about that a unique and
curious method of detecting has been
brought into existence. They call it arrest
ing ON suspicion" That means thatif you
happen to be jogging along in life as d
physician, midwife, wetnurse, or some
assistant. YOU are liable to De arrested "ou
suspicion"
After you get arrested and are put In Jail
you can get out the best way you can. bu.
before you get out detectives vii, be run.
ming all over the city hunting up your
patients TO tell them that you have been
locked up for doing something that thi.
inspired genius has declared to be illegal
and with the hope that he may discover
some dissatisfied person willing to sweat
that you violated the law as discovered am,
interpreted by this detective after praycrfu
consideration And this is done 10 thD
name Of the President Of the United State
who would not know peeping Tom from
Adam,
Row all things have their day, and jus
now this arrested on suspicion" idea i
having lis day.
How far these matters are sanctioned b.
the Medical Society and the Health Depart
ment may yet be found out Investigation
discloses the fact of cases that would sham
the ST. Petersburg police into a corner am
serve for material for a book on the "Powc
Of Prayer for Detecting" Some angr
victim may cut the practice short by havin
the whole push" shown up by prett
investigation and again it may only take
couple of these articles in the SUNDA
GLOBE to bring so much odium upon III
system and it's prayerful promotion to caus
it TO disappear.
Aside from the wrong Of the thing thei
Is nothing but pity for the shallow brai
that begets such ideas.
Imagine this spook of the night going
his prayers then sallying forth on h
silent wheel TO spy upon the ?. 900 iunocei
persons honestly engaged in saving humo
lives.
Imagine what you would do if you caugl
him at H.
But IL is not necessary
If you are one Of the 1000 report your cas-
to the SUNDAY GLOBE
The regular force, under Captain Boar
man, heartily condemn the practices and q
not regard this detective contingent as b
longing TO genuine work.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13
FUNNY FREAKS.

Walter j. Brooks, the handsome man
with his grey hair and winning ways acting
as appointment clerk of the Pension Blu
reau, was out again last week on street
parade, IN opposition TO the circus, giving
the common folk "a treat There is no doubt
as 20 Walter being ana exceedingly warm
member and great PAGER on the track but
then his running mates, 10 not fair, are not
slow Those other two old ladies, by name
Nancy Hanks and Maud S.. were very
spirited beasts in their day, but are now
specdless CRITTERS" In comparison. Then
Dear Walter being such o leading light in
the Temple one would suppose clear,
pure water were good enough for him. but
alas that single Thought alone would leave
you 'at the post"
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

This hemp inquiry is. developing the
greatest scandal of the Republican admin
istratou" said Judge T. J. Maekey to the
GLOBE yesterday evening
Indeed, Judge"
ITO the GLOBE the sole credit is due for
developing this matter but the GLOBE must
not miss the salient points OF this scandal
And these are judgef'
"The sending Of a cablegram by Col
Heistand, the favored officer Of the admin
istration, to the absolute ruler of the Philip
pine Islands admonishing him Of the for
nation by the military of monopoly to
control this nemp output IN ms request
for information as to a site for factory
The payment by the government for this
cablegram by the frank of General Corbin
Identifies him with this unmilitary and
illegal misuse Of government funds"
'Nes.n
Now the curious thing about this inves'
igatiou Is the course of the Star"
I'm what respect"
'rhose who sull remember the charges
against Mr.. Noyes, proprietor Of the STAR
bv the late Charles A. Dana, Of the ~ J.
sun, need not be told Of the present extra.
ordinary course of the Washington paper.
Mr.. Noyes had Dana indicted here and the
Governor of New York granted requisition
papers for the transfer of Dana TO Washing
ton for trial
"In steps the present Secretary Of Wai
Root and by the aid of a Tammany judge
beat the governors requisiuon. AS the ooun
sci for Mr. Dana, me used the most scuwilou'
language towards Mr. Noycs, accusing him
of the gravest crimes Now this same
Secretary of War who is the counsel foi
Flint. Eddy q Co., of New York, the hemp
mouopolsts of the Philippines is deeply
interested in the discredi,ing of Major
Hawkes., the promoter and agent (by the
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

The general impression that Blind Tom
was dead was removed last Sunday evening,
when that veteran virtuoso and marvel Of
the musical world appeared at the Columbia
Theater and worked a Steinway Grand for
two hours, to the amazement and delight {
an audience consisting largely of the chill
dren and grandchildren Of people whom he
used to mystify by his extraordinary play.
ing along in the sixties. No Blind Tom
hasn't seen the undertaken yet and what is
more he never will.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

A Missouri farmer was last week Gone
victed and Gned for scalding hog on Sun.
day" The hog didn't know II was Sunday
either, nor was he allowed to go snacks
with the court on the fine, so, altogether, 1t
is doubtful II he were permitted to save
his bacon" The Missouri method of teach
ing live pork to respect the Sabbath is both
novel and effective. The farmer certainly
Jared better than the boiled pig
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13
The soldier Suicide.

A Dayton ,O.) paper says
"Despondeut over the disgrace of dishou-
orable discharge from the Soldiers Home
because Of disparaging and unpatriotic
remarks concerning the assassination of
the lamented President William Mckinley,
and unable to further endure the humilia-
tion, Jacob Rehm, a veteran of.the civil war
and former member of the Soldiers Home,
committed suicide yesterday by hanging
Rehm was dismissed from the Home about
two weeks ago, and since that time had been
boarding at the boarding house kept by John
NIazk, at No. go Euclid avenue. Rehm had
been drinking heavily, II is said for several
days past At an early hour yesterday
morning the dead body of the man was
found in his room. He had tied one end of
a heavy cord about his neck and fastened
the other end to a bedpost He then drop
ped to the floor and slowly strsngled to
death Coroner Hatcher was notified and
visited the scene. Rehm was 50 years Of
age and in the civil war was a member of
Company +, 79th Pennsylvania Infantry.
Remorse for his thoughtless utterance
hurried this man to a suicide grave. There
was or could be no question Of his patriot.
ism as he fought for his country, but his
impulsive or reckless language on the death
of the President, in his cooler moments, be.
came insupportable, and recalling no doubt
the days Of his youth and service 10 the
same flag for which Mckinley died, he
could no longer bear the burden Of the In.
fanny which overlook him for his utt erarc
and died an unwepi and an unmourned sui.
eide. His death teaches a more impressive
lesson than his life. even that portion Of it
spent in the service Of his country.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

Oscar Hammerstein, author Of his own
future, architect and builder Of six Of New
Yorks first theatres with seventh designed
to out-class them all, now under way, and
the inventor Of an invaluable machine for
making cigarettes, has written, composed
and produced at the Victoria theatre, a mix
ture Of comicaiity and music labeled Sweet
Marie, " to be taken any evening before go.
ing to bed as a sure cure for chronic trouble,
debt dyspepsia, insomnia, deafness jeal-
ousy and despair.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13
THE SUNDAY GLOBE WASHINGTON d. O.. OCTOBER 49, 1901

ing It TO pass without rebuke shows that the
writer knew his man.
We don't wonder that such a man with
such a record has little hesitation in invad-
ing a field which is not his own, and Sec
retary Hay need not wonder at the lack of
official courtesy on the part Of his official
associate
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13
Anusenents

The announcement for the current week
at theaters are Columbia, commencing on
Tuesday, Miss Elsie DeWolfe in Clyde
Fitch's new play, 'The Way Of the World''
Lafayette, Shenandoah National, Miss
Julia Marlowe, in When Knighthood was in
Flower" Academy, The White Slave
Chase's Helen Mora and Hyde's Comedians
Biiou, Charles r Aldrich and the Stock
Burlesque Company; Lyceum, The Briga-
diers and "At Sulphur Springs"
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

The Barton was discovered early in the
week by the bunch Of beauties included IN
the Frank Daniels Miss Simplicity" show,
and-well, they declared in full chorus that
Dr. Bartous regimen was the finest antidote
for homesickness they had ever struck.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

l was out shopping this forenoon - said
the young lady who serves our lunch at The
Spraul Avenue restaurant.
And what did you buy Miss Cinderella.
a pair Of glass slippers9"
No, indeed, l bought lovely blue dress
And FIRST went TO Hechts. by the wav
Ihey asked me s54 for the garment Sc.
iected and then next went to ---- where
much prettier garment was priced 10 me
at sie. ! finally secured the latter one a
little less, and with the alterations to he
made It will not stand me more than o,,o
third the price asked at Hechts depart.
ment store" P'i'-
No mistake in quality"
No, sir; I know the quality. 1t,sa all
right. suppose if had tried to lew down
at Hechrs I could have gotten if cbesro,.
but l couldn't argue them down TO one.
third, you know"
How do you account for the digererc.
in price?' >e
don't account for it at all, only will
take precious care not TO go there again as
their nigh prices don't suit poor girl like
me- especially when 7 can get the same
goods one-third cheaper elsewhere.
Manager klein's attention is respectfpl1v
directed TO this interview. which he cs,,
nave authenticated by calling at Spraul,s
The GLOBE suggests that he re.,rarl, ne
Diue dresses by removing the installment
plan price or added interest TO the real
value OF the garment. Still as we are not
financially interested in the firm. Manager
hlein can do as he pleases.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

The busted " American Savings Bank is
panniug out as we predicted. The assets
have already shruuk one third. Depositors
will be lucky If they save their bank books
The District Attorney may take a hand in
the game
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

The Iustalment Plan of ransoming pur-
loined missionary may have its advantages
IN that 1t makes the required payment easy
for the debtor while removing anxiety FROM
the mind of the hostage
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

]. Edwin Brown, an Office holder in one
Of the Departments was elected Commander
at the 10th annual encampment Of the Union
Veteran Legion held at Gettysburg the past
week.
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13

As the willy tichet speculator was supposed
to be masking all the money" the Syn
dicated Managers in New York have ordered
him TO go way back and sit down" And
so he has sat, iu several places
Sunday morning globe., 1901-10-13
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Rates of advertising will be made known
at the Office or by the Sunday Globes ao
credited agent The Sunday Globe is All
exclusive local publication and will be found
a valuable medium to reach the patronagt
OF the Washington public