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OBITUARY NOTES.

xatchez. Miss July 2s.-Captain Lyman G. Al
,rich a distinguished ex-Confederate soldier a
ror,inent knight of Pythias and Mason. died
here to-day from paralysis
,,o,,,bis Tenn July 2a-Judge John L. T. Sneed
.,oa bera TODAY He officer in the Mexican
war a brigader-general in the provisional Army
~ tennessee after the secession OF the State. and
New-York tribune., 1901-07-30
POSTERS OBJECTIONABLE.
Iaverhill Gazette.

From The Haverhil Gazette.
The New-York Tribune has begun agitation
OF poster tax, Intended source of revenue
and also restriction OF the privilege of cover
ing every available wall building with posters
which disturb the aestaetic sense OF the travelling
public There is certainly good ground FOR action
against some of the poster exhibits which 10
be in city country. but there would be
something OF protest against proposition
impose a tfas advertising privilege
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CADILLAC WINS AGAIN.

Chicago. July 2s.-The Cadillac won the seventh
trial race to-day. beating the Illinois by minute
ana > seconds over a twenty-one mile course At
the end of the race. the judges announced that
they considered the results far obtained inde-
cisive and ordered three more races.
This announcement vas dsagreeabIe 10 the De-
troit contingent who said that the Cadillac had
made the best showing and vas entitled 70 the
honor Of defending the cup. J. C.. Shaw, owner OF
the Cadillac. started for home tonight. and II is
not certain that h III sail any more races. He
has not, however. Announced that he will do so
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say that the crop this year is going 20 be a good
deal bigger than it was last year. The old fellow
running things now is his own ranmaker. and
hasnt had drouth in nearly four years. When
ne isn't running his truck garden he be found
ioltering around his fish pond. The old boasts
among his friends that he has the finest sucker
pond In the world, and that the hsh multiply
just as fast when he's away from home as when
ne sits on the bank and counts erl. There are
signs OF shower, with thunder and lightning. in
November. but the old fellow has built a cyclone
cellar and he says ae's ready for anything that
comes.
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sI5.149 IS
OBITUARY.
AInNzn sLoTE.

Glens Falls. y. z. July 2s-Aonzo Slote. OF New
vorl, sevAntv-tv-o years old died at the Hotel
Sasap,ore Lake George. to-day from heart disease.
7-he bodv will be sent TO New-York on Tuesday.
Mr slote was a clothing merchant at No 2iO
Broadway New-york- He lived az No. rs Clsr-
OIvrnuic Reform Brooklyn. Crescent Athletic and
fXfnrd ,.lnhs and the 81. Nlcnoias society
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Highest temperature yesterday. 93 degrees p
lowest. 75 degrees at p. So degrees.
Average temperature for corresponding da;e Is
degrees for corresponding date twenty-five
years "a degrees
Forecast for to-day-Showers and thunderstorms
Wednesday generally fair with rising temperature Fresh
southeast winds
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Marjorie Marion. Janet. olive. stuart. j.. 49,,
scott 81 90
Proceeds Of an entertainment gwen in a tent
on he Miss Grace z Kane. al VA
wick y Y. hy the follown children. Caths-
line Webster D0ris Webster Frederick We9-
ser Elise Webster Lillian Wilson. Bertha p
Lawrence Mildred ". Smith. Grace z. Kane
Morris Rutherford and Tom La vTenee- ; -
Caroline NJ Mct'crkle Richnei springs, y " - ee
J E Osterville ~ eo
Primary department OF the First Presbyterian
Sunday school. Ashu-v Park. y J.. through -,
Edith 2 Mitchell --.--.---' 49,
lover ef little children go
Proceeds from a % bags which three little
girls made while spending week al the shore:
Helen bartholomew Of AnsCnt5- Conn, and
Julia and Helen Bartholomew. Of Derby. conn 90
NJ. I. NJ ------------ -
X. s.
Prom a King Daughter "
: - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SEQ
81 ~ - =. - - 5J,ssia -....--.. 90
\, IN = W. VI ~ ................ so 30
n = --............. I0OG
Sch y povE ,sDeciaD ...----.-- 100
Proceeds entertainment given a. the
Ouosua Field Club. QuoCue. Long lsLsnd en-
Friday evening July IL consisting OF Peter
rshleaux. shadow psntofnime. etc-. snl
-, up by Florence Bayls Miss NelHs -
Nahan nj Mrs. Albert Van Nyck- ~ ~
Amount previously acknowledge - 80 "
Total July - -SIS'A'' -
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Washington July - While the maximum ternpera-
lures generally above 30 degrees today the
belt there quite showers Sunday
almost the entire except Kentucky Southern
Ohio and Southwestern NEBRASKA There
showers from the portion of the Dak1tss
ward through New England ard the portion
the Middle Atlantic states. and local thuneerstorms
the West Gulf States and extreme Southwest TEN
peratures h CHER Middle Atlantic
States Vest u the Rocky Mountains the weather
far except Arizona and Southern Utah. where
showers continued There VIII De showers Tuesday
NewE'ngland the lake region. Middle Atlantic
states the ohio Valley with temperatures
New-Engiand and there will aso be
derstorms Middle Mississippi Valley
States westward through Arizona. Southern Utah.
Eastern Wisconsin Colorado. From the Upper
sissppi Valley upper lakes westward weather
VIII bs fair Wednesday the weather will be gener-
ally fair except local thundersorns probable
the southern Southwestern states. the
land Coast the winds VIII be light fresh
east the Middle Atlantic Coast fresh and variable.
though mostly south, the South Atlantic and
cur coasts light souh 10 southwest the upper lakes
resh ives; % northwest and the lower lakes fresh
westerly Steamers which depart Tuesday for European
ports will have variable winds. mostly
showers, 70 the Grand Banks.
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COLUMBIA WINS THE CUP.
prsTs THE CONSTITUTION FOR THE
AsToR TROPHY N 4 FINE RACE.

xrv BOAT NOT TO RACE ON AUGUST AND
as SHE NEEDS REPAIRs-THE IN
DEPENDENCE MAKING READY.
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TtFr-Entered into Orrs Island Ne. Harriet
stuart Baast ef the late Camille Bsquet AND
Harriet Bsauet. OF Burlington. y J. 1ntef"eht
.. Mays Church. Burlington. y. ).
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EoREcAsr roR TO-DAY AID WEDNESDAY.

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
For New-Engsnd. showers and thunderstorns to-day;
probably the Wednesday generally fair
y" tn rising temperature, fresh easteriy winds
For Eastern New-York. showers and thUl1erstoru's
to-day Wednesday generally fair. with rising terpera-
ture fresh o southeast winds.
For District Colurnbs. Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey. Delaware Maryland. showers and thunder
and cooler to-day. Wednesday generally fair;
variable winds
For Virginia partly cloudy to-day, with thundersorms
portion in afternoon. Wednesday
partly cloudy probably and cooler in southern
portion; light winds mostly south 70 west
For West Virginia. local thUnderstorms and cooler
day Wednesday partly cloudy. west To northwest winds
For Western New-Yor<, showers to-day. Wednesday
partly cloudy; westerly winds
For Western Pennsylvania local thundersorms to-day.
with cooler southern portions. Wednesday partly
cloudy fresh westerly winds
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In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated BY The Tr1bunes self
recording The dotted line tempera-
the local eWather Bureau. 2s5 feet
above the sidewalk
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows changes the temperature for the
ty-four comparison with the corresponding
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
sorsed with fun name and address.
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M4RRIED.

sANpFoRD-HEIGHE-o Monday July % 1901 in @ the
Church. 5th-Eve-, Nev-Hork. by the
PsT DR. T RaIston Smith. Lisa Winchester Heishe.
dauxhrs~ OF Thomas B. Winchester. OF Boston 70 A<-
1sa-5 ssudford. OF New-York. No cards.
Mount Vernon. y Y. Monday
trs1tnr Juv 70 1901 hy s Helen Eliza
bs,h daurhter OF the late Philip Lucas. 10 Eans Whit
more Thomas
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By EARLY MAII. TRAM
or al points n the tourside OF Grsate-
D.1rv ,>-r NsewT,rorkl Canada and Mexico
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-01

supper AZ n be glad 70 stay af
home"
IL isn't fair to let him see any Of
the show frst continued Enos. q mo-
ment later. -but z guess Mrs. Polly
don't count. She is a most uncom-
mon woman"
After an early breakfast the next
morning, Enos invited his cousin 20
stroll down 70 the Ditch Gate, where
the mail vas daily left IN q substan-
tlal post box. On the way be made It
lively for his cousin BY telling the
story OF the woman mail carrier
I'VE didn't think the delivery was
much al FIRST" be declared. for such
a run of shiftless fellows as was put
on for carriers you never sawl The
route runs twenty-five miles out Of
Schuyler and back again and the trip
must be made six days ia the week.
'Tisn't a good-payin' job and we made
&. red hot for ems with their mistakes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-01
BIC HOTELS CAPACITY.
New York Hostslry That Takes Care q
Thousands Of Guests Daily.

New York Hosteiry That Takes Care u
Thousands o. Guests Daily.
Neither the bignfss nor the com
pleteness OF a big hotel Is appreciated
By the patron who fnda his interest
satisfied with the accommodations
which Il furnishes. He knows 10 .
general way that II may BE a dozen
stories high and several cellars deep.
and that the thousand or more guests
are attended by D. 1nts on every
hand. and when be pays his bin be
believes that the charges are exorbi.
tant.
one OF these hotels. which differs
from the others chiefly IN degree.
represents an Investment OF si5.o0o,-
900. The 400 bedrooms and 100 bath
rooms IN Il are so constructed BY
series or inner courts that each opens
10 the outer air. II has several con
cert halls and theatess. three great
bathrooms. and. IN addition 10 It's pub
lie dining room. where. during the
horse show week. for Instance. 10000
people are served daily, Il has a series
Of private dining rooms which are ar
ranged for from ten 20 1000 persons.
In the largest ball room IN this hotel
was given one night last winter the.
charity fall. attended BY a5oo people.
to whom supper was served. and On
the same evening. In other parts Of
the hotel. we're In progress two con
certs. dinner Of an association OF
800 men and a dozsn smaller dinner
parties in private dining rooms. each
isolated 80 completely that no one q
the 500 regular guests need know Of
IT, Ainslee's Magazine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-01
ANpaew IAoKsoNs MAnaIAer.
Interesting oommsas on the Subject by
Anne A. wharton.

Interesting oommeut on the Subject by
Anne A. wharton.
In Iippineott there is a paper by An
ne Hollingsworth Wharton about the
early days In Washington. OF Gen.
Jackson's marriage to Mrs. Robards
she writes as follows 1T Is not our
purpose here to discuss the propriety
OF Jackson's marriage with a divorce.
His carelessness IN not thoroughly in
vestigating the legal bearings Of the
case Is absolutely objectionable There
was really no law Of divorce In Vir-
glnia at this time. The legislature Of
Virginia passed an act authorizing the
supreme court Of Kentucky to try the
case with jury. Robards took no ac-
tlon for two years. Two or three years
after their marriage. upon hearing OF
the final action Of the court Of quar-
ter sessions Of Mercer county, KY. IN
granting a divorce. Jackson and Mrs.
Robards were married again. The
circumstances Of the marriage were
SUCH says Mr.. Sumner, as to provoke
scandal at the time and the scandal,
which IN the case of a more obscure
man would have died out during thirty
years Of honorable wedlock. came up
over and over again during Jackson's
career. Il IS plain that Jackson him
self was 70 blame for contracting a
marriage under ambiguous circum-
stances, and for not protecting his
wife's honor by precautions. such as
finding out the exact terms Of the act
OF the legislature Of Virginia
Having put her in a false position,
against which. as a man and a lawyer,
he should have protected her, be was
afterwards led by his education and
the current ways Of thinking IN the so
ciety about him TO try TO heal the de-
fects OF his marriage certificate by
shooting any man who dared to state
the truth. that said certificate was ir-
regular
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-01

manage IT, There. 6c3 that Dust
Stand hard. Mac. mebbe your fate's
driVin' on towards you. Here comes
the government"
There vas . cloud Of dust and then
buggy and two nervous mustangs
drew up. There was a nod and a
CHEEKY voice
"I'm not behind time. Mr.. Ziegler,
am II Been waiting longg Here's one
paper and two letters"
Enos stepped up close to the buggy.
q know you hain't got much time.
he drawled. "but we're goin to have a
tea-party at our house next Sunday
night and want you to come sure. It's
for Mr.. Maclean Leonard Of Ohio and
It's to be all the gals and widers OF
the neighborhood. so he can pick and
choose him a second wife. For good
ness sake!"
Tor the widow was out OF the buggy
like a young girl. Two people on the
roadside were holding each others
hands A black sunbonnet hung over
the widows shoulders. Her skin was
white and fair, her abundant auburn
hair glossy and well-dressed. How
her eyes shone and her red lips quly-
cred.
by gum" CALCULATED Enos again,
I'm ahead a pig on the deal"
A few moments later the widow
said. IN a confused way:
But the mail must be delivered.
Cousin Mac placed her in the buggy
and climbed in beside her.
"Just excuse me until tonight.
Cousin Enos," he said. with a twinkle
in his eye, for rural delivery Is too
new and important an experiment for
us TO interrupt It's workings. But.
really. IN this case, think something
else has the right OF way"
Well. never!" said Enos from tho
roadside, "ain't he a caDtaing"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-01

on good authority soldiers like best
10 be Offered by gentlemen. but they
have their choice Of the type or ne
right Kind was Gen. Crawford. Of the
rieht Division. An incident IN his
career during one Of the Wellington
vars shows him 10 have been rich In
that Justice which commands respect
from equals and loyalty from inie-
riora. ina word. he kept discipline
without regard % rank HIS division
was crossing a ford On one Of the Span
lsh marches and en- officer. 70 keep Dts
breeches DRY. rode through on q sol
diers hack. Crawford observed the
thing with disgust and IN a ninuie
was splsshing through the water after
Them both. "Pui him down. SIR" be-
shouted. aPut him down. Z desira
vou 30 put that officer down Instant
lvin The soldier dropped him and
vent on. Return back. sirl' Craw-
ford said 20 the officer. rand 90
through the water IKE the others I
win not allow nay officers to ride upon
the mems backs through the rivers.
sil must take their share alike here ~
Youth's Companion
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-01
4 Rural Delivery.

nv ELIZABETH CHERRY WALTZ.
fcopvrlrht. 1901. BY Daily story PUP Co''
you've seen about al our hisn~,
cousin Mac, 'cept our mail carrier.
dont want you to 90 back east 'thout
\ elRht O. her. We've got the most
'ceptional mail carrier In the whole
United States"
Cousin Mac. six feet high, broad ac-
cordingly and with a face 70 be trust
ed anywhere, drew himself up from
where h had been showing knos baby
hoy how to spin a top. II had been a
rreattim forthe ziegler children since
their Cousin Mac came out visiting
from Ohio. Mrs Ziegler declared that
there never had been time In her
life when she wanted to hire a nurse
sirl. but she would like to hire Cousin
Mac until the baby and the twins were
cut Of the way.
Then she and her husband had a
hearty laugh.
Better talk about hiring a million
aire at onct.-when you think about
how well he's nxed.'
Mrs. Ziegler had never seen Cousin
Macs wife, now dead some four OF
Eve years. Enoa smiled a little when
be described her
Can't imagine how he ever gol
ahead with her on his hands. Just nc
account"
Don't abuse the dead, said his
wife In the privacy Of a bedtime dis
cussion. ANY how she suited him
Or he wouldn't have married her"
4 dun no" mused Enos, "as he did
There we're peculiar circumstance
about his marryin'. didn't hear the
whole story-livin' full twenty miles
away-but there was a hitch somehow
with another gal"
"sof" said Mrs. Ziegler, "and what
became Of the other glrll"
"Its such a long time ago" said
Hnos slowly. that forget details
But she married somebody else. Of
course"
Il swan" said Mrs zlegler ~ life
hain't queer. And he never had anJ
children"
Il think he's had a nice time on hi'
visit continued Enos. but mebbe w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-01

bad ought to nave had IN more women
folk. BY gum. mebbe he's wife-hunt-
lngl"
Mrs. Ziegler gazed at her husband
with bright eyes
Law novi Well. what's the mat
Ter with me Inviting IN al the marry
ia girls and widows to tea some
night7 say. next Sunday. Enos2'
-By gum" said Enos. that win be
about fair. I'm wiiiin' to help any
man get his head IN the halter again.
The excitement Of the idea kept
Mrs Enos long awake. She rebearsed
her guests over and over and each
time she added one OF two.
Wen" yawned Enos at lest
you've got your list. but I'm g0in' 20
ask fist one lone pusson an that's our
letter carrier. Mrs Polly Elder"
"Weu. give her my best respects
with the invitation said Ms Enos.
aor she'll think she Is asked to a stag
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-01

AT an old settlers picnic near Cold
smith Saturday Herman salter had 2
wagon load OF Notwithstanding half
pint bottles In an adjoining grove. He
carried samples among the crowd. say
ing with a wink that he had a fine arr
ticie Of tea The bottles sold Ike
hot cakes. and bis load was soon dis
posed Of. some of the thirsty ones buy
ing three and four bottles. When the
purchasers went to secluded spots TO
sample the liquor they we're disguised
by the discovery that it was really tea
and not whisky as they supposed. The
tricky vendcr was arrested FOR obtain
ing money under false pretens,s. but
was acquitted. the magistrate holdlng
that the goods we're az represented
that the only deception was in the
wink. and that winking was not an -
dicfabie onense. -Kokomo tInd.) Cor
respondence St Louis Giobe-DeiaocraL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-01

II does seem ridiculous. but on the
authority Of a correspondent to a Sails
bury paper the natives from zambesl
are returning to their distant and saw.
age homes on bicycles 10 appreciate
the full significance OF this statement
one must realize the thin-shanked,
flat-footed bandle-carrying, nude ma
tive pedaling acrossthe wild veldt with
has pump and other necessary acces-
sories to cycle travelling fastened
around him. with a bundle Of mealie
cobs flying from his side with Gala
bash Of water over his back, a digger's
belt round his waist. and sundry OK
tail ornaments flying from his legs.
They appear 70 obtain these bicycles
cheap, too. Their mode is first to
learn to ride, surrepttiously or other
wise. then, when about to return, they
watch their opportunity and obtain one
while its owner IS absent. In a few
davs they are well toward lambesi
where the policeman ceases TO trouble
and the native is at rest. No wonder
the lions are scared from the main
route.