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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-10
WANTED.

FRIENDS AND THE
public generally to know that we nave
formed partnership, for conducting
the Dairy and Ice-Cream BUSINESS IN
all its branches. We have tor safe at
all times Sweet Milk, Cream, Butter
milk and Butter of the very best quail
ity. We will be ready to furnish Ice
Cream in about ten days. Prices rea-
sonabe. Respectfully,
=. F. RENNIE,
L. +. HUDSON.
Formerly trading as Hudson Brothers.
GRAVITT ST. JOHN LONGEST.
Style Of firm name, f. T. RENN1E u
COMPANY.
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HELP waNrED-Male.

-~O~-~~-~~C-->@-o-~So~
BOYS BETWEEN THE.
ages of fourteen and twenty. Steady
employment. Apply A. NJ. at HAS
KER-MARCUSE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY'S, Twentyfourth and Vena-
Bile Streets.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LIE BE
IrNITE,D STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN% DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
Emma D. Gay, who sues, &C.,
Richmond Coal Mining and Manufactur-
ing Company.
Extract from decree entered December
-, 1900
And the Court doth further adj
nudge order ana decree thai this cause be
and the same is hereby referred 10 w ~
liam Josiah Leake, VINO Is, Ior Leaso i:,
appearing to the court, hereDy dPpolilteu
special master OF this court IN ms cduse,1
10 take testimony, make inquiries, state
accounts and report TO the court on Tue
following matters-namely: Saio master
is directed
showing all assets, real and personal. OF
the Richmond Coal Mining ana Mahutd '1
turing Company, the tenure oy "hlch an
of said assets are held, them Character
and value. ali liens and encumbrarces
thereon, how, when and by whom created,
together with their respective amounts
dignities and priorities and by whom heid.
= To ascertain and state an account
showing all debts and demands against
said Richmond Coal Mining and manu-
featuring Company, together with tnelr
respective amounts, pr1oritieS ara TO
whom coming.
3 TO ascertain and report what amount;
if any is due from the Virginia Coal and
So~A
Mining and Manufacturing Company.
4 To ascertain and report upon any
other matter deemed pertinent by said
master or required to be specially re
ported by any party interested.
). Said special master IS hereby directed
to give notice of the time and place fixed
by him for taking the accounts and
executing the inquiries directed by this
decree by publication for once & week for
four successive weeks in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, whicf.
shall be equivalent to personal service of
notice upon all parties ard persons in
tereSted.
To the Parties to the Above-Mentioned
Cause and to all Creditors OF the Rich
mond Coal Mining and Manufacturing
Company:
You are hereby notified that I have fixed
on my office. Room No. %. Chamber of
Commerce Building. corner of Ninth and
Main Streets, Richmond, Va. as the
place. and JANUARY %, 1901. at noon.
as the time for executing the require
nents of the decree above recited
Given under my hand this 9th Decen-
Der. 1900. WIN. J. LEAkE.
Special Master.
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Metropolitan Bank. !

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stockholders of the PEOPLE
BUILDING, LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY will be held at their office, No. )
North Tenth Street. on MONDAY, jan
uary II, 1901, at l z. NJ
II. l.. CABELL, Cashier
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the RICHMOND PER
PETUAL BUILDING, LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY will be held on
TUESDAY, January 10, 1901, at o'clock
p NJ. at the office of the company,
1904 East Main Street, Richmond. Va.
HENRY S. HUTZLER.
Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-10

To the Parties to the Above Mentioned
Cause and to all Creditors OF the Rich
mond Coal Mining and Manufacturing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-10

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the HOME BUILDING
COMPANY (PerpetuaD will be held on
MONDAY. January Il, 1901. at ; o'clock
p NJ at the office of the company, No.
North Eleventh Street
z. A. CATLIN, Cashier
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Legal NOTICE.

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+, TUE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE;
| limited STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
L rn,nn d CIV who SIZES. &c,
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AUCTION sALEs-Fu,ure ays.

BY C. L. 6. II. L. Denoon,
Rea1 Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S21 Main Street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31

The freight rates on iron and steel
shipped from Pittsburg to New York
have been reduced from IS cents to 13
cents per hundred pounds. The rates
to Chicago have been reduced from IS
to 10 cents This Is no voluntary de-
crease on the part Of the roads It
has been extorted fro them by Mr..
Carnegie. who threatened them with
the loss Of business. This Is a threat
to which. when railroads see it can be
carried out. they will generally yield.
no matter If they are more thoroughly
combined than the Eastern roads are
now.
The Carnegie company intends to
build extensive works at Conneaut, o.
1t owns the railroad over which It
transports to Pittsburg from that point
more than 100000 tons OF iron ore a
year. At present the cars which carry
that ore run back empty to Conneaut
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rection whence the sounds proceed the
warship thus attacked Will not have
much greater advantage than at pres
ent. except that the crew would get
time to say their prayers after learn
ing OF the destroyer's approach.
1t is proposed to establish a practical
working station outside Of Boston har-
Dor, so that vessels may learn By prac.
tical use the great value Of this ia
vention. When this demonstration has
been made there can be no doubt that
It will come into general use and be
adopted by all the governments in the
world having naylgable waters. In the
proposed experiments the bell will be
lowered in the water on the South
Boston side Of the harbor and rung.
the sound travelling across the harbor
through the water, being picked up By
the receiver and connected with a long
distance telephone and people in Chi
cago. New York. Philadelphia. Wash
ington Cincinnati st. Louis and other
places viii be permitted to hear the
bell.
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sumptuous manner. and as the affair is
one Of true love rather than diplomacy
on her part it Is naturally to be ex-
pected that she viii be generous in her
allowance. The country will endow
the heir apparent. but she win have to
provide for the other children If she
has any. The Princess Of the Asturias
is also eligible, so far as Dloney is
concerned. There is a fund attached
to her principally which brings her
100000 pesetas a year. about $40 900,
which she viii enjoy until the king,
now IA. marries and has an heir. Be
sides this she has estates and some
perquisites. The queen grandmother
is opposed to the match, likewise the
Cortes, but Queen Christina has inter-
posed in behalf Of the princess. ana
as the latter is uncontrollably in love
there viii be a wedding in spite Of the
grandmother and the Cortes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31

The two greatest forces In nature
are the sunlight and the sea- remark
ed a college professor apropos Of moth
ing in particular the other day; yet
strange to say. we have made little
or no progress toward harnessing
either Of them for industrial uses. Or
course. the effort has been made. over
and over again. and dare say scores
OF able men are wrestling with the
problem at this very moment, but
everything thus far suggested has
proven a failure. The idea Of utilizing
solar energy has generally taken the
form OF an engine in which the sun
does duty as a frebox A friend Of
mine at Washington tells me that over
a hundred patents have been taken
out on appliances OF that sort. They
are all more or less alike, the essential
feature being a mirror or combination
OF mirrors which focus the suns rays
on a boiler OF water. Some small
models have been made that worked
perfectly, but nothing on a practical
scale has ever been devised. II goes
without saying that a solar engine
can only make steam while the sun
shines, and consequently could not be
depended upon for steady work. but
the recent perfecting Of the storage
battery helps to remove that difficulty.
When the engine is working it could
be used to operate a dynamo and the
current bottled up for future use. or
course there would be a good deal OF
power lost IN the transmission from
one form into another, but as long as
the fuel costs nothing at all. that would
be Of no special consequence. When
the real solar engine is finally invent
ed, as it must be sooner or later. the
world will take some immense indus
trital strides. II would enormously I
'heapen all manufactured products.
The same may be said Of any practical /
method Of harnessing the waves. That /
problem has been wrestled with for
centuries. yet on the surface it seems
comparatively simple The device that
suggests itself at once Is some sort OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31

Boston began the new century in
the field Of science by announcing the
invention Of a system OF sigaling under
water which Is as interesting in its way
as Mareonfs wireless telegraphy and
which has as wide a range OF possibl-
it's The system. which is the discovery
Of Arthur J. Mundy Of Boston, Is based
on the use OF water as a medium for
conveying sounds for long distances.
as Marconi uses ether.
BY It's use il has already been proven
that z vessel can be warned Of her
approach to the coast when at least
IL miles on. in storm or calm while
the approach Of one vessel 10 another
can easily be detected at the same dis
tance.
This much Is beyond question. A
number Of prominent men have seen
the system operated, among them Hen
ry NJ. Whitney. the well-known capi-
talist; Wallace C. Sabine. professor Of
physics at Harvard university. Com
mander Arthur P. NaErO. u. S. n, in
spector Of the lighthouse district en-
bracing the Massachusetts, coast; A. P.
Barton. master Of the United States
steamer Mayhower, and Capt. Edward
Baker Of the coastwise steamer H. r.
Dimoek, and all are enthusiastic il
their praise OF the new invention.
Probabilities Of InOenffon.
The possibilities OF the invention in
war operations have already been
pointed out to the inventors BY a naval
man. The approach OF submarine
boat to a cruiser or battleship can be
detected several miles on and her value
Is thus largely discounted. for By
means Of the apparatus employed in
he system the direction from which /
he destroyer comes is indicated. and
he ship on the surface can easily run /
way or fight BY the assistance Of
his system one warship can hear the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31

When blast furnaces and a tube and
pipe plant are erected there the cars
VIII have return loads Of coal. coke.
and limestone Nor is this the only
advantage A great part OF the steel
tubes made in the United States are
exported. The Carnegie company. with
a plant on Lake Erie, will not have to
pay railroad freight to get its products
to European markets. It will be able
to send them direct BY water six
months in the year. It will enjoy lower
freight rates than the National Tube
company the great combine with which
it intends to compete.
The products OF the Carnegie. com
pany made at its Conneaut plant can be
shipped to Chicago by water as well as
TO Europe. Il IS altogether FOR the in
terest Of the company therefore. II
freight rates out Of Pittsburg are ex-
cessive. 10 manufacture all It can on
Lake Erie and to add nothing 10 or to
lessen its output at Pittsburg.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31

Labouchere's London Truth notes
as a new departure that neither Prince
Henry. who is to marry Queen Wilhel-
nina Of the Netherlands. nor the Duke
Of Calabrla, who is to marry the Prin-
cess Of the Asturias. is to have a civil
list allowance. Fortunately. the allow
ance is not needed in either case. as
the royal brides are amply able to
supply their future husbands with an
the spending money they need. Queen
Wilhelmina inherited the great for
tune Of the late Prince Henry Of the
which. with Dutch thrift.
has been invested 50 that Il yields a
large income. with that. her own civil
list, and the use Of palaces and other
crown estates and domains. she Is ia
4 position TO endcw her prince IN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31
Royal X
ASceticS

Amid the barren rock and stern
crags, high up on the slopes Of the
Pyrenees, stands the monastery Of San
Pedro, one Of the houses belonging to
the strict order OF black brothers. p
About the cloister OF the monastery
walks, with bare feet. clad in the
coarse robe Of the order. the Brother
Anselm. Three years ago he was
Prince Macmillan OF Saxony, young
and ambitious. Now, although only 90
years old. he has renounced the world
forever and immured himself within
the great granite walls Of the monas-
terry Of San Pedro. Maximilian loved
the Princess Feodore Adelaide. the
youngest sister Of the German Empress.
The royal house OF Saxony is Catholic.
while that Of Holstein, to which the
princess belongs. Is Lutheran. The
princess would not change her religion.
and the prince would not change his,
so, although they loved each other.
they we're unable to arrange a mar
riage. Had they been in the lower
ranks Of life they would probably have
married anyway, but among royal peo-
pie it Is considered necessary that the
couple to be married should be Of the
same religion The result is that
princes and princesses change their re-
ligion in Europe with a facility that
Is one Of the most remarkable things
about the archaic institutions Of mon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31

The man with a paper during the
morning and evening hours in New
York City is legion. There are about
100000 Of him. A man without a
newspaper on an elevated train. IN a
street car. aboard ferryboat. or In
a railway coach. morning or evening.
going TO or from business, is conspicu-
Gus.
He is a rare bird. indeed. and looks
as though he were wrecked and foat-
ing alone on a sea Of tossing papers
He is sure 10 feel lonesome and al
most outside the pale OF civilization.
for his fellow-men. with their faces to
their regular diet OF daily news hardly
notice him. II yUu have time io spare
a moment from your morning 51urnal.
just look about you IN car OF boat. CO.
serve and listen. You viii see erery
mortal man-with often hundreds Ia
view at one time-religsSgel hsrff Il
at the altar Of the news IN siIence A. II
e only broken by a continuous sustli
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31
Sunlight
* and Sea
Two Great Forces
Not Yet Mas
tered. x x x

bufler to receive the impact Of the
water and transmit It to machinery.
Hundreds. yes. probably thousands or
different types have been constructed.
but nothing has proven effective There
was always a hitch somewhere. A va
ration Of the scheme. which has also
been tried repeatedly without success.
Is based on the idea Of a rocking plat
form. Il rests on the surface Of the
water. and derives It's motion from
the constant agitation Of the tides.
Young Edison, son Of the great invent
or. was one Of the last to experiment
with that plan. IFS platform was sur
rounded By a stout framework built on
piles. and as It rose and fell It actuat-
ed a series of piston rods connected
with a machine for COMPRISING air.
in which form he expected 20 deliver
the power. II he had taken the trouble
to read up on the subject In advance
he could have ascertained than an all
most identical contriyance was put up
by a Savannah inventor before the
war, and failed miserably. after swal-
lowing a small fortune The Savannah
man proposed 70 use his power to oper-
ate a sawmill. but be miscalculated the
force Of the waves, and, after jolt
ing his machinery into wreck and ruin.
a storm came up and swept the whole
thing on the face Of the waters This
was some time In the sos J haven'l
learned the exact fate Of the Edison
apparatus, and the silence in regard 70
Il Is ominous. Another recent device
was installed several months ago on
the coast near San Diego, Cal II was
built on the plan Of a striking ma
chine at a country fair. and the waves
were expected to deliver the blows.
which were then passed over gearing
to a dynamo. The waves were on
hand. and. at the first lick they knock
ID the entire plant into everlasting
] am hopeful that the
right man viii turn up eventually, but
At present the problem Is no nearer
solution than Il was 500 years ago.
View Orleans Times-Democrat
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Titled Persons
Whose Lives Are
Spent Within Mo-
nastic Walls. -

archy as Il exists to-day. But Maximil-
ian and Feodore were not 50 light OF
conviction. so the marriage was pro-
nounced impossible. and the Young
prince went 70 the mountain convent.
In the Pyrenees. to spend the resi or
his days In the practice of the austere
rules OF the strict order OF which ne
has become member. For three
years Brother Anselm has lived the
life Of a cioistered monk. and BIS ro-
nance has nov almost been forgotten.
even as he has himself. Not far awav
from the grim monastery where Broth
er Anselm PAGES those stones which
pave the way to heaven Is a Bsne-
dictine convent, within whose walls
there are twelve nuns who are prin
cesses The convent OF San Pedro Is
on the French slopes OF the mountains.
but the Benedictlne convent Il over oa
the Spanish side. and the location is
not quite 80 wild and stern as that of
the san Pedro. Among the prlnoesses
who ere immured In the Benedici'ne
convent Is the beautiful Princess Hen
rietta Of Lichtenstein. who recently
took the veil owing 10 a hopeless. yet
ardent passion which she had con-
ceiyed for a young Lieutenant OF dra-
goons IN the Austrian army re was
a nobody, she was a princess. there
fore their marriage was impossible
and Henrietta became a nun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31

The United States government win
issue a special series Of postage s,amus
In honor Of the Pan-American erposi-
ton to be held In Buffalo next wear
These stamps viii Be Of the same een-
erai plan as those issued at the time
OF the Columbian and Omaha expoel-
uons and they are now being desienes
and manufactured. There win be serea
denominations-one. two. three fo,r
FIVE. eight and ten cents.
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necfion other than the sound raves in
the water Thus a bell may be sub
merged at some dangerous point and
a vessel coming within two or three
miles Of It viii be automatically warn
ed. Ships are often lost BY getting out
Of their course. but this apparatus viii
be on the lookout and sound an alarm
when necessary.
Mr.. Mundy has invented a very re-
markable method for ascertaining the
position Of a ship by simply noting the
interval Of time which elapses between
the sounds from two or more bells.
This method is termed Acoustic Tri-
angulation." 1t is proposed to use
either or both methods for locating the
ships position.
Messages Nay BE .Senf.
Intelligent messages may be sent
back and forth. either between ships or
between ships and the shore. Again.
vessels may avoid collision BY notify
ing each other Of their approach and
their course. Again. lightshlps can
communicate with the shore by merely
anchoring a submerged receiver near
the lightship, which, being equipped
with a submerged bell. can announce
the arrival Of incoming vessels. This
is a problem which has bothered the
owing 10 the difficulty Of
a telegraph cable to a ship
swinging around a mooring.
The electrical receiver can be used
for detecting the approach OF a sub
marine torpedo boat. the noise of
which can be plainly heard at a dis
lance Of several miles, the sound be-
ng intensified by the fact that the
boat must transmit all its
ribrations to the water Even small
team tugs on the surface can be heard
It a distance Of two miles, the click Of
heir machinery being distinctly aud
BILE As the receiver viii tell the di- !
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31

General sanger's appointment Of
hfty-eight Cuban women as census
enumerators caused some astonish-
ment and much doubt as to their abn
ity to do the work efficiently. The re-
suit more than justified the generals
action. Those Of them who worked in
the still disturbed rural districts were
exposed TO dangerous risks and much
discomfort, but their patience. tact and
determination overcame all OBJ
stacles, and their returns. IN the words
Of the general. were marked by great
ciearness. exactness and cleanliness
IT vas splendid" he observed TO
see the enthusiasm Of these women
and note the fine way in which they
went about their duties. businesslike
as men, uncomplaining Of the hard
ships they endured. capable and re-
sourcefuI"
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u is understood to be the intention
OF Gen. Haywood. commandant OF the
marine corps, to recommend that an
officers who have been on duty in the
philippines for two years or over and
who so desire be brought to the
United States within the next few
months, their places to be filled by
Others whose service has been mostly
ashore since receiving their commits
sioDs.
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The Irish episeopate has furnished
Of late q group Of names that have
made their mark in the literary world
Alexander. Graves. Trench. Arch
bishop Alexander has just produced a
new volume Of verse and now a near
relation OF the late Archbishop Trench
Of Dublin-Herbert Trench-is to pub
lish under the title Of "Deirdre Wed.
a first volume Of poems, which have
already become the subject Of highly
favorable report
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31
FRIDAY IS OUR LUCKY DAY

Friday, which Is regarded as a day
OF ill-luck by the rest OF the world.
ought to be considered the luckiest OF
all days for the Americans. Among
the historic events that occurred on
Friday are the discovery OF America.
October u. 1892. by Christopher Co
lumbus, who had sailed on Friday
August 3. 1892. He returned on Fri
day. and made the discovery Of South
America on Friday. June -. 1894. John
Cabot received his commission from
Henry VIII. on Friday. March 6. 1886.
which resulted IN finding North Amer
lea. Mendez founded St. Augustine on
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-31

An outbreak Of typhoid fever has oe.
CURED u Lambeth. England. owing 10
infected mangles Forty-one cases a.
CURED IN twenty-four houses. all with
IN a restricted area. There was much
INSTRUMENTATION between places
and families living in different houses
Many Of the inhabitants after washing
their clothes in their own homes took
them 70 some neighbor to be maneled
Owing 70 this custom, bedding and
clothing Of those IN with typhoid fever
were mangled 10 the same machine
thus spreading the disease. -Four dif-
terent infected nangles we're traced.