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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-31

Washington, May 29.-Incredible re-
ports Of the productiyeness of the
soil Of Hawaii have reached the agri-
cultural department through Gov
Dole, who requested one of the prin-
cipal farmers Of Hawaii to furnish
authentic information on this sub
ject. The farmer says that almost
every vegetable and fruit known to
man viii grow in the island in profu-
sion. Peppermint, he says, grows
wild. -Four crops Of potatoes have
been produced in succession on the
same piece Of land within ~ months.
This IS not an extraordinary occur
renee. Strawberry vines bear fruit all
the year. The berries are Of the finest
flavor Cabbage grows all the year
and Il apparently makes no difference
whether it is planted I'm the spring,
summer, autumn or winter. Parsley
once sown, grows forever, apparently.
Lima beans continue TO grow and
bear for over a year and they have 10
be gathered every week after starting
10 bear. Cucumbers hear the entire
year. and SO do tomatoes. which. with
proper attention, bear for years. Rasp-
berries bear for six months. Pine
apples come into bearing when the
plants are four months old and bear
in abundance for years. Lettuce can
be planted at any time. and 1t devel-
ops quickly. The same is true Of cell
cry. Wheat. corn, barley and oats
produce only one crop each year. and
this Is not quite as good as the crops
produced in other portions Of the
world.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-31

A refrigerator, ice cream freez-
er, gasoline stove, or some screen
doors and wire cloth, YOu might
do well to try Gilkey-Jarboe
Harware Co. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-31
TAs EAoLs IAElR EMeLEM.


Chicago. May 29.-The eagle win
hereafter De The model and emblem
81 The American Woman sufragists.
Alice Stone Blackwell OF nostou.
daughter ~ the eoman's rights Leads
er. Lucy Stone. in an address 10 her
associates here during o reception 10
delegates en- route 20 Minneapolis.
said thereafter The American WOE
man must ccase to be q hen which
could do be better than caclile and
scratch She must ccase to be q mere
nightingale that cau only feed her
y0uue and wrhle She must De the
crcle mother onl her slogan must hc
Woe hetide the male chickenhawks
which Woop upon her offspring.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-31
GROW At WONDERFUL RATE
Incredible Reports Of the Productive
ness Of Soil Of Hawaii Reach
Agricultural Department.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS OF ALL KINDS

-Four Crops Of Potatoes Produced In Sue
cession ON the Same Piece OF Land In 2
Months-strawberry Vines Bear Fruit
All the Year Parsley, Once soWn,
Grows Forever.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-31

WDIh.
Ifyou want to buy real estate
see John Wells & Son. 5lfl
Stephenson. Browne Lumber Co.,
sell screen doors ard fixtures for 81. /
The Bon March roomlne house
and all kinds Of ice cold drinks.
Corner 2nd and Choctaw avenue.
Ss-tf s. Rodgers, Prop.
The Artic and White Mountain
lee Cream Freezers do perfect
work. Call and see them.
Oyerstreet & Sons. |
Buy the Wabash screen doors Of
the stephenson-Browne Lumber Go.
We carry the Michigan Case
line Stoves, and they are the lat
est and best out with the Jet
Burners. Oyerstreet & Sons.
guarantee Velvet Starch to give
satisfaction.
tu.th. .&sat. WWHorne
Hyou want perfect easeand rest
during your leisure hours get one
OF those nice new Hammocks at
Overstreet & Sons.
Fishers Guarantee, now on sale
with all dealers ia Chickasha. is
recommended to smokers desiring
a strong cigar. Its elegance i
only equalled by Fscher's Prem
sum, the mild sc cigar. Both
brands are home, hand and union
made. A. g. Fisher.
The Merchants Cafe serves the
best Ice Cream in town.
You TAKE NO CHANCES when
suffering with a cold, Lagrippe. or
Neuralgia BY taking Bromoline. as
tt will cure any case in one day.
All druggists are authorized 10 re-.
fund your money in any case it
Tails to cure. Price 25 cents per
package. Remember the name
Dromoline. Nov9 ~
See Overstreet d Son tor your
Screen Doors and wire screening
they have a good stock on hands
The hies are coming, get it now.
Taylor IS the place to get arst
class TN and sheet iron work done
and material guaranteed. 52-tf
Smoke Gun Club Best &c Cigar.
MecampbeIl & Harris will de-
liver any kind Of cream or sherbet
al your residence.
We don't care for the cost.
Lime only Sl.I0.
An SNOW & Co.
Have you seen the elegant new
display Of fancy groceries at
The Texas storeip Suppose
you drop is aud get a glance.
If you want paint, varnish or
wall paper, go down IN the base
ment Of the Bank Of Cickasha
and get " ,. Townsend's prices.
Your money back If Yelvetstarvh
don't please you.
Ga th.&sat. Phoenix Grocery Co
Try our want column, It brings
them.
when wanting a wind mill on
pump don't fail to see Abrogast
& Belew.
Ice Cream served at any hour
OF the day or night At the Mer-
chants Cafe.
Leave your orders with A.G.
Harms at Post Office News Stand
for Pure Fruit Ice Creams.
Ladies' and gents hats cleaned,
blocked md remodled. Leave
order with A + Porter. If
See those new summer Ian
Robes, latest styles.
Oversireet g. Sons.
The ladies all recommend Velvet
Starch. tu.th.&sat W.L.Moblcv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-05-31
Barred Plymouth Roc

Bun Cochins. Brown Lcehorns.
White Wyandottes Eggs $500
per set Of 10. $500 for set of 30.
Mrs FLORA GRIGsBY.
The sun., 1901-04-12
JOHN DOE WiRRANTS GOOD.
Cant i,c Csed for q Dragnet Raid. but Go
when the Defendant Il Identined.

Max Joseph. arrested with others when a
stuss game AZ Max Hochstim's place was
raided, got writ Of habeas corpus because
the warrant on which he was taken called for
the arrest Of John Black, No. 1" Justice
Freedman dismissed the writ Yesterday.
He says that fictitious name may be used
IN warrant. as in the case of Joseph. where
the complaint has the details set forth in this
complaint. which was made by Isaac Silver
man Sverman told where the gambling
occurred. that John Black. No t." was tn"
dealer, that he did not know his right name
but that he could identify him The Judge
saws
1T Is not contended bv the District At
torney, nor could such contention he slc-
cessfullv asserted. that a Magistrate haS
authority 10 Issue a warrant in blank or Tor
the arrest Of unknown persons, designating
them by fictitious names. against whom no
charge of the commission Of crime has been
made nor means # identification given. and
hv virtue e such warrant npprch"nd any and
all persons 'oun1 engaged IN violating tho
statutes against gambling, nor Is that tn"
situation presented bN the facts at bar
81 ud"r our present system Of criminal
iurI-. rudencr the methods b. which Grim
inal j. brought before a committing Magistrate
and charged with IA" commits ,iun Of % crime
are ru' very material " such methods sub
stau'ialN conform 10 law, and the defendant Il
not progudicrd IN som" substantial right there
The sun., 1901-04-12
HNIPE ~ THE RHOADFS MTRDER.
Detective Has II and Has Traced II 10 the
suspected Assassin.

W;LhFs-BAEaf, Pa, April II When De-
f"''ve Jones had almost given up hope to-
day of finding the connecting link bet Neen
Michael Crook and the crime of which he 8
suspected. the murder of Adam Rhoades. a
little hve-ycar-0ld boy gave him clue be
has found the knife with which tho murder
was done and SAYS II belongs to CROOK He
had searched Crook house for It IN vain and
a. Z" was leaving sad TO tho family
want Crooks knife, vhsse ia ~"
The older folks said nothing. but q five
N"ar-pld lad. crooks nephew. said
M brother has II
Detective Jones found the brother az work
~ mine lie IL i5 years o.d and gave ~
the knife lie said that on Tuesday. about
Twelve hours after the murder. he saw his
.h'.a rubbing the hnife on a stone to clean
II of something. and that hc evidently could
not do 40, ~ he finally threw II away In the
bushes The boy then got II and had shown
his prl2e 70 no ono but his brother
The knife was a hunting case, new, and
WIN fnGT-ln"h curved blade. the point Of
which was bent br Menge who made
The post mort en-, sRyE the knife which made
the wound struck the collar bore a heavy
blow md turned m On III" blGde and about
The casing were some dark stains. and in the
hing" VAS blood
The sun., 1901-04-12

Mans jealousy o' His wife Causes a Fatal
Encounter in Memphis.

NnupuIs, Tenn April II Iohn johnson.
ru.lro1d man and Harvey Busier n clerk
were the principal. lrat night in desperate
ught that resulted iu the death # johnson
~ tho .,tv lu-ptnl The men met in tho
street. dr,w their .r.yeS. cIluph"d. bat with
to riglr arm free. and -Ia-I cd each other
unul from rnIn and exhaustion tI"y stag
gcrri apart The knives were found MOI
two inches apart
Iuhu,,u's wife was the oaus' OF the trulh."
She Witnessed IA" encounter until t. hprrur
bpcam. 50 uubcHrihlc that she fed uprp,~
the street screaming Later she returned
10 whore her husband had fallen on IL" slda-
walk and holding his head kissed him re-
peatedly JohnSons iealousv caused the
tragedy Busler having walked home with
the wife several times recently
Mrs Johnson caused one tragedy before
tnis Two years ago " II Sears an old
man. killed a man on her account BuSirr
f. not hurt seriously
The sun., 1901-04-12
10 BE TONGtELESS IEt1I RER
Champion win tsr the Phonograph n lie Lives
Through an Operation.

William II. CHAMPION. who has had highly
adventurous career and was widely known
in Brooklyn a, the preaching policeman"
has been suffering from cancer uf the tongue
for the past live months and recently mas
been under treatment at the Seney Hospital.
On Monday. after CONSULTATION among the
doctors, II wa~ decided that the only way
to save the patients life would be to cut out
the tongue. MIR Champion agreed to have
the operation performed requesting. how
ever. that 1t should be postponed for a few
days 50 that he might have an opportunity
TO register his lectures on phonograph cylu-
der-. The operation was, therefore, post
pOhed until this NOR ming The patient return
lng last night 10 the hospital from Al~ home
NJ I2o Ihirteenth street, where ho had been
for the three preceding days dcclaimirs aS
ihdustrlouSly rs h." could into the phOHu-
graph receiver the stirring story Of his life
II l. his purpose should hc recover from
the operation, To couiiuu" his work ~ lrct-
urer with the aid of the phuuograph and h,S
son. Sherwood Champion. He said last even
lng. before his return g. N" hos ptdl.
Il have now got all my lecture. ready nnd
atn prepared for th" operation IN the morn,
lhg For seventeen wears my wife suffered
from odno"r and | was her only attendant.
] must have contracted It from her IN some
way There II no Use If feeling hard about
II am u Christian OutSid" of this | an,
strong and healthy ana tho doctors say IA"
never be ahleto speak agd!n itSupt 80 bad ds
II might be- with the help OF my -ru. | "X-
pect tn make a SucCosS Of my lecture, pep-
pie ought ia hc glad to hear 4 tpuSurln--
lecturer ! shall be- sonnet hing of "a novelty
While stll hoy Champion was kicked lu
tho face 10y horse, his Jaw Nus broken and
-iy'c"H pieces oi -p.iu'"rcd bon" were gr-
moved
He served nearly al through the civil War.
marched with sherman from illIUlu tu 'ho
-r1, was wounded severn. times. taken rTl--
uner ls spy and escaped few hours before
the time ect down tor his death bl ~houllns
Atthr close " N" war b" lrciuo .allor and
went whaling ON ON" Of hl- whaling "Nue-
ditions IA" fell overheard Hui wp~ rescued hv
Ia, Dumpaniuu> from "a uaU-"ttIug -hark.
u" WU-riptu"dby Malay pirntr- and hat 10
make = de-perlt'N Nyhttu escape from them
He had another p"rIlHu- ldNeu'Nr on ia"
island ul Lah.Hn, remaining A. the bottom
Of coal mine for f.r"e ,idy- without food
III, conversion, he saws dates from mat IN
Cideni
Returning - Rrooklvn from one oi his
exciting vur1@ "-. b" gu- ,u m" polio" force,
rrlilng To- 1893. after -IN rr seven YEAR. -
Jevoi" E.Ws"lt to thu lecture field ~ which
hn has had considerable -urn"-- iIi- wife
died about q year ugu
The sun., 1901-04-12
COLTABIa STtDENTS NBHIT.
separate Associations organized to Raise
Athletic Funds.

Columbia laS decided to calmly submit
to the inevitable and accept Preside Lows
new athletic system with ~ good grace as Il
possible IT is said shat Mir Low. while
keeping the final poTPr oi direction in hi
own hands. Will allow he students to manage
their own Affairs. subject only Ia a strict
supervision of financial matters by william
II n Beebe, ,omplroler Of sports and a.
athletic purity by N" Faculty Committee
On Athletics
The baseball. lacrosse and track teams
are naturally diseruutled over the abolition
OF the old athletic association. ms itS mem
berShip .unds have been returned 10 the
students instead q! being used to defray
current expenses Acting on President
Lows suggest InuS the several sports yester-
dav organized separate associations with
membership iHc1 II s. each and are sCCumu-
lAting funds tor their express purposes with
ouf any obligations 80 football or the !loatinR
Acld debt n profl. are made II any branch
~ 4pOrt this spring, they viii probably b"
applied 20 pay lng cn ontstG lding athletic
debts ir general Tho crews nav" almost
raised funds TeceSsHry 20 see them through
the season. and the football management
reports receipts Of $500 In few days toward
q required 81. 500 as guarantee fund When
ms l. all p'cImNlatcd II is regarded az
settled that sanford will be rtrngBged a.
coach and spring practice started.
The sun., 1901-04-12
HERLIHY;S WITNESS ARREsTED
u" Martin EnEels Brothers House In the Vice
Free Neighborhood Of Allen street.

Acting upon evidence furnished by the
Committee OF Fifteen Capt Walsh and two
of his detectives Of the Lldridge street sta
ton Went TO l02 Allen street yesterday after
noon and arrested Hester Wolf. the janitress
and wife Of the housekeepor, Henry Wolf.
lhe house contains twenty apartments, most
OF which arc occupied by respectable families.
and there are dozen children living there
but according 10 the alleged evidence secured
by the Committee Of Fifteen there are also
three disorderly women living In tho house
and using their rooms for immoral purposes
She was arrested as the person in charge.
Mrs Wolfwas one OF the principal witnesses.
for tho defence in the Herlihy trial She
testified that the Eldridge street precinct.
when Capt Herlihy was in command, was
orderly and free from vice She was arraigned
yesterday before Justice Jerome and held In
$500 for examination to-day
Henry W of. the prisoners husband, said
that tho house az iO2 Allen street was owned
by Max b Engel. a brother Of Martin Engel.
the leader Of "do Ate
The sun., 1901-04-12
Newell OF crew wins the Harvard Clas,
Championship,

CAMplIuGE. Apr II The Newell o2
crew won tho class crew championship al
Harvard to-day by defeating the Newell
oi. the Newell 'U3 and the Weld law school
crews, all of witch qualified for the race to-
day in tho preliminary races on last Monday
The victory of this crew was especially
popular about college h'cau.e CAPT Buiard
CT the nrsitv crew str0keu the boat The
o2 GROW rot the lead Al the start and was in
no serious danger Of LOSING It any time during
the race The 'CS and the 'Oi crews had a
hard lsht all the WGv. while the law school
was out ~ the race from The start. "nen
the crewa passed under the Harvard Bridge,
which iS a little over half way down the course,
10, which was Just a tri'e ahead Of the Ol
boat Arcad% at this time the lay school
waP over two lengths behind From the
bridge the 'u2 crew drew away from tho
others and was al one time over length
ahead 81 her nearest rval
At this stage IL the race there was hard
rpcp between The 'O8 and the '0l. the latter
gradually getting ahead quarter Of Il
mile irorn IA" finish a.. the crews put ont
squirt aud Ul gained hall length on the
winners, hut the pace was too iRtt for tle
'09 crew who NJ the .Ini-l. were two lengths
behind with n" law school four lengths from
the leaders
Tn" tine vas idlG fairly good considering
the rtrons wind and the rough water The
order Of the winning crow was. Stroke Bull
ard : GOOdel a. Gregg 5. Morris, 4. h
Ta~rAnce, 3 Merritt ?, Brown"ll. bow,
Smith
The sun., 1901-04-12
No American BoNrr on IirI Nights Gard for
Canadian championship.

lonuN.u. April II The nth annual box
ing ana Wrrsting championship tourna-
uent Of m" Canadian Amateur Athletic
Union was hcgr at the Mutual street rink
mis- evening There vas big attendance
, feature wae ~" absence of any American
competitors The boxing was - q rather
moor ,lns4 ana IN one or two clsra sluggnx
lou, the Ila,r Of ~ucnti'" methods Oi de-
fence or attack m" nuorS were
V.nrnc.wr.gp, Class, I,' rornds Zen Milne n
n r,rlr lnrcLil, ntA' tHon M Mccarthy. William
llnrnsor, iayAl CHrnG.nl hgc.. club, ,roron'o,
heat Thomas HRnirS, ~haTfrcE 4 &, Montreal
Claude l sNihOips, Toronto bCGlng C1ub, heat
trlIr i.luards Na'0Gal Buvrg r'uN Toronto
IIgLiergri t"nV ~ Pounds VIVIAN Austin
u,i a. \ |" Champion ~ Iana a. and Harry Brem
nr' Toronto Vor. and viii rght y out for the cham.
poNd'p.
IN. Eorho~rer \ G. en're" arc all vresi-
lar., 1lthpugl hey son' their nnnNa in on
Inc hnAiug blanks i J. Mayer, Rochester
VIA hr ~ - lG-l"uGd ,lass,, with treorgs
Gaufrtel or Prt"rruru and u VI Nelson
1ururraN " q Meal vol NJ Rochester
viii contest 'hr l7i-p"uuG Il vision with
Nd-.Igo ur the Toronto Scots The nrrna-
mont vii. Hu lgr"" days
The sun., 1901-04-12
obituary NOteS

fla. p.y Tri,g.- S,yar, r.,.r.,. .. -
N,r,'- t.h.lr'h. rn,-.,,Ir. y \ .dIcdnr.l ..,--
d',,. .yrr.IrE. ni,pr a -IJrr a.ur,- IL. ,n.
luIu Iu NiEnuv 90 isda H.. r.,ar ur. oar..
,ruu.r- AZ Nlngtr, IrIy.r-ifv and finished
his Lenl"g.cul cour-" d; ~ Jo,'pu S"m-
i;narl. Troy, where u" va, "rda.i'4 ia I''!g
I'urrA. Troy, and wen, to tusaackI. tr 1889.
Ur lee survived by 70 brother Lieut. .tlf-
'a,u-udrr -. u. v stuart. +. ur".v
or'rrrt nom t.r Neruuul To- rbyl'. tud 4,
SISTER. V.f" Of l'outruurt-, commander I.ur. .
late ",r.ufiye u''.'r co. t." 'ul'n-u a." 0.,.
a u'-l oua,u ol I".lr'' a"i N'dl'~ "" .'r
Murrh,, and L'u''l''i-' commander Dole
lu-,rn Prcncrt, the maIaEcr ul the ,op,rr
rr.. ~, I,r.-nh, Iiyo'I,.- ul n Hr.,v'..
d,rI un "Wednesday night Ht N.~ huu,. ..u.
Ini"r. l.-t .urumrr 10 Improve hi- hclIn
in l.,ra be- contracted plrur.-l wl..h
turned Iyt0 consumption Nr MAS npnu"'l"d
with Oh" NTm of LrNl'nhu hruih'r~ Tor q
irrt business Anniversary .u JIM, - He
l"ly", u widow H.d four children lu com.
iortuhl" Clrcuu -tan'"s
Charles I.urr'n. Clerh pr 'Ir tinted
=, ,, n..,rirt tnI,rf nf ~ .lpdrItI.., d..d
~, tI. L,p'r in rrur ,Ii, rs..,rdl, ur
"a horn in pb.IadrlphIl r, Jam 90 ls.-
,r,rr reading llw and hrtur ldm,ird T., 'lo
bar IN ~, he wa rypul"tcd p"pptr Co yer
until 1852 when he Wa appointed De. .ut.
clerk Of ia" ut"d states Court a., Nu.
appointed ,l"rk in 80 and hI~ held the
TnIon club. which he joined N 1899, died
ye4inrdal ~ H." home OF his son, campbell
steward 81 ! nverslty pla'" ]" Na- born
~ Goshen. y ~ wears Az u" went INTO
th" ar S"~u, S oInt'of, n, 80 WIZ orns in.h
WIN ms Ih'h'I ,uu n'''i m,H ,.,i'r' ~. N
chrrled on ,ii' n.r'''S> "'Iii' ~, hn- i''I'-
mem "y"rnl i"'' .Gi" m N"'' VINO VIZ
,n!n't aoom a"i Ini s'rviva lin, W. -""''
The sun., 1901-04-12
BOILED wArKR m THE SCHOOLS.
$1,000 Chill idrcn In New Haven Havs TO Drink
H-Fourteen New Cases of Typhoid.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, April 1.-THE $4,000
sohoolchildren In New Haven to-day were
put on a boiled water diet because Of the pre-
vailing typhoid fever epidemic. II was
feared by the school officials that the chill
dren might be exposed TO the contagio
and tho precaution was taken to boil all the
water 70 be drunk In the schools There are
n score Of children down with typhoid
The boiled water was put into stone Jar.
and from these the pupils were furnished
with water, To prevent venturesome or
thoughtless children from drinking the un-
cooked water every faucet in the forty-four
public schools In New Haven was sealed
with an iron cap. All New Hlven tonight, by
orders OF the local Board Of Health. is boiling
the drinking water and glass Jars are al a
premium.
There were fourteen new eases reported to-
day, bringing the total number Of typhoid
fever patients in the town up to more than
300 In two weeks
The sun., 1901-04-12
"POLICYnEN AND THEIR GRAFT. "
An Instructive Little Talk From Col Murphy
Bearing on the Forces Discipline.

Police Commissioner Murphy remarked
Yesterday afternoon that a more effective
method OF dsciplnine policemen than putting
them on trial and imposing fines was 20 trans
FER them
They hate 10 bs taken away from their
graft, he added
The Colonel made this remark In th. course
NJ talk about the transfer OF the roundsmsn
and three policemen from Capt Sohmitt-
bargers precinct because, as they say, they
made excise arrests In pursuance OF orders
Deputy Commissioner Devery Is taking the
statements Of the four men and the Colonel
.rpsots a report to-day.
1T Is a fact" said he to reporters. that
| had list OF twenty men In that precinct
hsior. me with view to transfer, but
thought IL wouldn't do 20 take twentg men
from prNcinot and put all new men in their
shoes The public seldom gets the facts in
thes. rases ! have no doubt that that MIN
st"r The Rev Mr Wylie, to whom ne men
complained believed the stories OF these
men. that they were transferred because they
made excise arrests Now, what DO YOU
think A ronndsman In that precinct - "a"
captain nj q ba'"hall team OF his men They
have had dinner together and the men have
given him medal How do you think he ~
going n enforce discipline He cant do u
The men are on such familiar terms with him
"pollcemon have no fear Of bein; put on
trnl and fined Formerly. they couldn't
remember II they saw dead man in front of
hem Now fh"v are beginning 70 wake NJ
} ou see policeman doesn't lk" 20 be trims
f-rted He hates 10 b" taken away from
his graft Ru' II h"'s ancd he lust goes i
t1krs w collection or borrUwS ana never
psys hack
"Up IN thar sarIo precinct ctl2pn found
. roundsnan oud q policemen downrtair>
In his house eating SQUAD nice -Guah on
toast that he wanted for him self IIc ordered
The sun., 1901-04-12
Going to Carlsbad

isn't necessary now. Carlsbad Is
coming to you, Al least, the
health-giving part Of it is. You
get every curative quality that has
made the place famous for hun
drcd, of year, in the Carlsbad
Sprudrl Water and Salt. That i,
ifyon get the genuine.
Bnroyc q Mc So-rdJIm "jm-
prorod' or "nrtjdcio'' mts offered
in the market. The genuine has
the signature of " Eisncr Il Men
dclson Co.,, Sole Agents, New
York; on every package. Writ"
for pamphlet.
The sun., 1901-04-12
rHURsToy EXPECTED A CONTEST.
Dr. Kindred says Negro Porter wanted Him
for . Witness In Evans viii Case.

Surrogate Fitzgerald heard further evil
dencs yesterday in the contest Of the will
OF Mrs Eliza Jane Evans, who left most OF
her estate TO George W. Thurston. colored.
and disregarded her husband and relatives
who are contesting She had died at the
sanitarium OF DIR, J. J. Kindred at Astoria,
OF which she had been an inmate for two
years before her death. In 1897, which was
q year before she went to this institution.
shs decided over most of her property to
Ihurston on an agreement that ne would
give her the income. DR. Kindred had tss-
tlied for the contestants that Mrs Evans
was insane when he took her IN charge and
died insane
pr Kindred testified yestetda that while
she was at his institution she had the privilege
oil coming over 10 this city 10 shop. She
Ie'eiYed money from time 70 time from
Ihlirstpn. he said
= Did Thurston talk 70 you about her
property 4 He did He asked ma N the
hclrs might not ask the courts to appoint q
committee OF her person and estate
y, What did he say TO you after the
funernf 4 llN talked 10 me Of possible
contest over the will and wanted me 20 he a
witness | did not believe much in hia side
oi the casa and did not aay much TO him
pr. Kindred on crDss-eI mination ex-
planned that ha was TO receive 800 a day for
his services as an expert and $500 extra II
the contestants win
=, An early adjougnment was taken until
Monday