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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

not stop him in tilt againsr the
watch.
It was then that Mr.. Billings bought
ihe horse. People who had watched
Captor race wondered at the purchase.
as the horse was rugged rather pecu-
liafly for one that was TO go on the
road. He wore a bride with a blinkei
on one side. there was burr on one
side Of the bit. some strings and
things that nobody seemed to under
stand. and in general Captor was
hitched as if he had a lot OF peculiari-
ties 10 which strict attention must be
paid
On the day following bis entry to the
Billings stable the horse was hitehed
IN a plain osdinary manner No att
tention was paid TO the peculiar r.g-
elng that had ornamented him, and
he was tnen put in double harness
with Doctor Book. 2.l0. The two
geldings went well together. and the
next day Captor was given a chance In
single harness. all the friils being
omitted Ire went as If he enjoyed
the change and Ia the minds Of those
who have watched the horse since
then there is ne doubt be did Chicago
Tribune
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

Ella Wheeler Wilcox is to the fore
again with another very clever Taude-
vile sketch-comedy. this time Miss
Matte Keene. for whom the sketch
was written. has just finished rehears-
sls for an early production A dress
rehearsal the other day revealed Miss
Keene in the principal role. that Of a
woman lawyer. and one carrying many
witty and breezy lines. which Miss
Keene. whose own personality is moth
ing Il not breezy. reads with unction
and naturalnese.
Miss Wilcox clever and convincing
ways Of putting truths. a style an her
own. Is spiendidly cxemDhded in this.
her most recent sketch Miss Keene,
with her asual-and al the same time
unusual ~ comparison with many
others-versatility makes her self over
into the character itself
Her versatile powers ought to be
valuable to some manager Of q stock
company. instead Of touring in a vau-
deville sketch in one role only.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

The death Of Mr. Culme-seymour. at
the age az = the stroke oar in last
years Oxford university boat. has re-
opened the discussion as 10 whether
the severity 81 me strain of university
rowing Is NOT too great for many
young men who are perfectly free from
organic weakness and are PASSED as
90 by the doctors ln the last few
years Messrs Baliour HeyWood-Lons-
dale Stretch Cotton. Poole and
Wright ali young men who have rowed
either ia the oxford OF Cambridge
eight. have sucCumbed quickly 20 ~
ness within few years Of leaving
their university Mr. culme-seymour
died of pleurisy London dispatch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

Controversies concerning James
ONeilfs alleged criticism on the
drama Of today. brings to mind an in
cident which happened when he was
beginner. or at least during the early
"Virginius.r the title role OF which
was played by Edwin Forrest O'Neiil
had the part Of Icilius. and being
good actor. even then. did some splen-
did work IN the character. which the
star duly appreciated AS he passed
FORESTS dressing room one night
after the end Of the play. he heard
the star expressing dissatisfaction at
something in grumbling tones. and
caught the sound Of bis own name
The next few minutes were very anx-
ions ones 10 the young actor Hearing
Forests dresser passing bis door he
waylaid tie man. and dragging him
into his own room, asked ia worried
accents
What did the old man say about
me . little while ago?-I heard him
speak my name in no gentle voice
The answer which dispelled his
vague fears. was.
20 be was saying that IL young
O'Neiii gets ria Of that damn Irish
brogue OF his. he'll make a good actor
sometime
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

The stable that contains The Only
Way and others unbeaten in the show
ring is now augmented by one that
rurpasses them an 3 H. Moore hay-
ing purchased from II M Norton Of
Chicago Dr pitzer. record 2:12lk, for
q consideration reported 10 be $40 900.
Dr, Pitzcr is strictly trotting bred be-
ine sired 10y Arsaces. 6506. sire Of four
with trottlng records better than
2.z0ia, etc, and he by Alcyone 2.27. the
son Of George Wilkes and Alma Mater.
that had be lived. would unquestion-
ably be one Of the aeatest of the
Wilkes tribe says Chicago inter Ocean
Ills dam was Katie S. by Port Leon
ard 1855 sire Of the dams OF Baby
Ruth. 2:o6A and ten others. IN 2;30
and better second dam Maud a.. by
Amunl Forest. 2SG3
he Is q beautiful seal brown. With
2 full name and TAIL and coat Of
SILK, standing fully i5 hands and ,
inches high beautifully poised, and
standing on a hne set Of clean legs
lie tips the scales al 1875 pounds. OF
, compact and symmetrie build mus
cular. but not meaiy. with superb
irotting action and style
Last yeaI be won first prize AZ the
Chicago show for stations IN the
breeding class; first prize for stations
in the racing class. and second in q
iree-f0r-ali roadster class. which with
h.s anbeaton record this season. leaves
him practically IN a class by himself.
BE q not only a show horse. but a
race horse 90 the FIRST water. aud most
Of the credit f1r the wonderful show
ing made by this stallion Is due to Os-
ear Ames OF Wheaton lll. who bought
the horse for $1,000 two years ago for
Nj Norton. and who has since had
entire charge oi his training. racing
and preparation for the tanbark Dr.
Pitzer has 10 his credit a total 81 IA.
many Of them hard-iought. Winning
horses. and IS heats trotted Ia 2.2o
and better. and his record Of z.iZi4.
as well as that Of 2:l4h on a Door
hali-milc track. proclaim him q rare
horse 0f the foremost rank
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

One aim Of the surgeon Of modern
times Is to eliminate from wounds all
traces Of dirt and Of germs. The
growth Of germs produces dirt Of the
most harmful nature. since the abb
sorption Of the materials thrown of IN
the course Of their growth occasions
symptoms resembling acute poisoning
The words antiseptic and antisepsis
are almost synonymous with words Of
old-time namely. clean and
cleanliness. A perfectly clean wound
heals rapidly and without the dis
charge Of fluids.
In order to secure this most desir-
able result the surgeon goes 10 ex-
theme lengths to secure absolute clean
liness. The site Of the wound, the sur
geon's hands aud nails. the instru-
ments employed must each be rendered
absolutely free from the least trace Of
germ life.
Unbroken surfaces Of the skin and
mucous membranes are themselves re-
sistant to germ life. Breaks ia the
continuity Of the skin or mucous mem
brane. or Inflammation. form avenues
by which germs of disease frequently
gain entrance to the system. 1t SIS
therefore desirable that even inslguifi-
cant wounds and innamed conditions
should be frequently bathed with
cleansing solutions
Slight sore throat. the enlarged tom
sils Of childhood, whether they are Of
short or long duration. should. in the
light Of the present knowledge Of the
disease. be daily cleansed with mild an
tiseptic solutions IN order that more
serious disorder be not the outcome.
Solutions Of the kind termed anti
septic are healing" because they op-
pose the growth Of germ life. Nature
herself heals, but progress in healing
is more rapid when the process Is un-
hindered by these microscopic forms Of
life.
Some Of the methods in vogue long
before the modern term came into use
are nevertheless in line with the scien-
tific application Of the principles Of
antiseptics. The old-time use Of the
lye of wood-ashes for wounds caused
by unclean instruments is an example.
Where antiseptic drugs are not avail
able, clean wood-ashes. formerly at
hand everywhere. and boiling water
form an antiseptic solution not to be
despised. even yet.
During and after times OF Illness a
process Of cleansing must be instituted
which will render everything antisep-
tic on which the germs Of disease may
have lodged
Exposure Of contaminated articles tc
sunlight and air is an easy way OF OBJ.
tanning excellent results.
When floors and the like are to b
cleansed, carbolic acid freely diluted
with water is the best OF al the easily
obtained substances.
Lime is an excellent absorbent o.
moisture and is rapidly fatal to germ
life. It has a wide range Of usefulness
both indoors and out 1t is a valuable
deodorizer as well as an antiseptie.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

AS an aid 10 cripples who are unable
to walk about from place to place. but
who have the free use Of their arms.
Justelle 3. Cummings Of Maine, has
designed the mechanically propelled
vehicle here shown. Its especial ad-
vantage is that with no other aid than
the two hands the rider may guide the
carriage in any direction from
straight line to describing o small cir
Gle or may turn completely around
without moving the vehicle forward or
backward The mechanism is exceed
ingly simple. as a glance at the cut
will show. the wheels being pivoted on
the frame which carries the seat. with
a crank geared to the hub OF each
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

Robert r. Haines. Mrs Fiskc's lead
ing man in MIRANDA Of the Balcony F.
has an extremely keen ear for tone
and cadence. as well as q ready tongue
for the intrioacios Of the different dla-
iects aad especially. is he master Of
the hibernian broeue
Haincs bad just Joined the ~Lycenm
Stock st Baltimore. and the first
part he played was Miss O'Hara in
Bouclcaults "The Jiit" His brogue
was 80 pure and natural that be- might
wfii De mistaken for a very recent arr
fifai frCm thc Emerald Isle itself
At one of thc arst rthearsa.s tie ola
stage doorkeepcr went 70 che front of
ihc house % watch ihc stage proceed
inl. hariug some ittic curiss SHY as to
what sort OF an actor Ha.nos. TIE new
man would Sc He later expressed his
opinion to ono Of TIRE company who
asked.
"Iiow do yen iiat The play and what
did yoa think Of Che new leading
man9~
Wch said ihe old fellow -l think
it's 8 fae piay. and the new man b. q
mighty good actcr so Tar as hls actin
gees. hut it's a darned shame that he's
an Irishnan. De won't ever do for lhis
company which vas g sintsre COM
p.iment to Haines' realistic hrogae
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

surface OF the pad. until all particles
Of dirt or line ar removed. BY rubbing
the cleaner after each application TO
the pad with a small piece OF rubber
dam or linen cloth you viii always
have a clean implement TO do clean
work. Dirt and lint viii accumulate
fast, but If your stamps and pads are
looked after once Or twice a week for
only a few moments at time with
this cleaner. you win find that the
work done will be much better
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

Three ~ the greatest horses on the
American turf Commando. Etheibert
and Voter have started for the last
time Two are victims o. unfortunate
accidents and their owners have de-
cidod heneeforih o. use them only in
The stud Commando who hurt his
ho0f on d small stone win go 10 the
Castietou farm stud of james r.
keone. IN Kentucky while he will
take the place oi the great Domino.
as VIII also Voter. the crack sprinter
of America Perry Belmont IS the
owner of Ethelbert who has bad
lee he is nov on New Jersey farm
hut later ga may be sent TO Ken
tucky
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

More than 800 new plays By French
authors viii be produced before June /
next
Charles Henry Meltzer's play "The
First Duchess OF Marlborough" is
meeting with much success on the
road.
The late Robert Buchanan left be-
hind him some finished plays. one Of
which. The Good Old Times" may be
produced IN London next spring.
Robert Emmett an Irish play.
woven around the love and patriotism
Of that young Irish hero. and written
by Brandon lyman, is now in prepara-
ton for production.
Cecil Raleigh IS writing a molo-
drama for Mrs. Langiry It IS said to
deal With certain Incidents In the life
Of the actress. and viii be called "A
Woman's Tragedy
According 20 her own say-so. Caive
returns thinner, in better health and
voice. thanks TO last years rest. and
a better Christian. a closer acquaint-
ance with Turks and Egyptians having
cured her Of her tendencies toward
Panfheism, Theosophy and other
things
Theodore Burt Sayre. author of
Tom Moore" in which Andrew Mack
Is starring at the Herald Square. has
started 70 write a new play for Mr.
Aack's use a year from now. IS
scene viii be laid in America and Mr.
Mack win break away from Ireland
and be on American officer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11
A LoFrr BA110oN AscfNr

on the last day Of July DR.. Berson.
the German aeronaut. accompanied y
Dr. suering, made balloon ascent
from Berlin, and attained the enor
nous altitude OF about 83 600 fees 81
six and a quarter miles. Then they
lost consciousness. so that. although
they descended safely. they have No
record to show what the maximum
height attained may have been. Tae
minimum temperature recorded by'
their thermometer was 40 degrees Cen
tigrade. Their experience in losing a0n.
sciousnees at a critical point re<aila
that Of Mr. Glaisher and his compau-
ion during their ascent in England
many years age when the height at-
tained was supposed to have been
about seven miles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

one Of the most useful things ever put
on the market N this line. says Chic
cago Stamp Trade Journal
The following items viii fully "a
plain this new invention 10 the trade.
Everyone desires to obtain a good im-
preston from e stamp. TO do this one
requisite IS to keep IL clean and ID
good printing condition. This is more
important than many suppose as a
linty and gummed stamp win always
be dauby and blurred
The illustration represents this new
cleaner. If you win examine your rab-
Der printing dies after a prolonged use
Of them you may find them dlied with
dust,s dirt or lint This scientific
cleaner IS just The thing 70 remove al
these excrescences. 1T IS a eombina-
ton Of a brush having hexagon-
shaped teeth on one side and a taree-
blade scraper on the other side. made
entirely of rubber. into which IS in
serted a handsomely finished wooden
handle
The inventors say that Il will not
mar or cut the incest stamp. but VIII
efectually remove all foreign sub
stances from it. The dry brush is an
that Will be needed to clean tho stamp
unless the dirt should be caked on the
surface Then it is necessary 70 use
soap and water, which applied and
rubbed with this brush. win do the
work DO not use benzine. turpentine
OF gasoline. This brush thus becomes
an indispensable article to every user
Of q rubber stamp and viii be a great
taker for the trade After the stamp
has been cleaned or IS kept clean it
Will be necessary to have a clean ink
pad To clean them the seraper side
Of the cleaner Is used. Rub briskly the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

From present indications the great
1Hiiafd championship tournament
which Is 90 start in the Music Hail or
Madison Square Garden. New York
Dec 2, viii be- an American campion-
ship rather than one oi international
scope An unsuccessful effort was
made 10 secure several French experts
and narntei. the one Frenchman whose
presence on this side has promised io
lmpafi 20 abe event a favor oi oid-
country play may s. eack % tho aca-
denies o. ola Paris before ihe tourney
opens thus leaving The held 20 the
American players -schaefer slosson
sutton and possibly some o. the Young
- players Moningsiar and the o;h-
fr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11
rnE lounNALler-s sArIl.n.

A newspaper mans satirical defni-
tion Of a gentleman possibly hav-
ing Ia mind some certain one whom
he had met was;
"A gentleman IS a man who has no
employment and Who has plenty q
money to spend
While IN L9ndon he met an actor
whom he had known in America. After
greetings Were over. during which he
noted that the erstwhile actors ap-
pearance and surroundings indicated
the possession Of wealth. and that his
manner was that Of one in high social
position. he said
"Wen. what are You doing nova
days?"
I'm doing nothing-I'm gentle
man, laughed his old acquaintance.
Taking in the situation somewhat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

The postal savings bank building fn
Amsterdam. Holland. IS being con
strueted By the ~Monier system Is
new method OF construction. A steel
framework. like a bird cage in appear
ance. is enveloped in Portland cement
which prevents the steel from ustinr
while the cement itself Is rendered
elastic. The steel acts entirely Is ten
sion and the concrete in pressure. This
construction is sid to be strong. FIRE
proof and waterproof. and to be grow
ing IN favor il Europe for government
buildings and factories.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11
BIBLICAL PLAYS.

n all the plans OF the moment are
perfected. the stage will be filled with
Biblical characters in another years
time stephen Phillips has stated
definitely that the play he Is writing
Tor Edward S. Willard, is based upon
the David and Bathsheba incident. and
that the one he Is preparing for Julia
Marlowe IS TO have Mary Magdalene
for its central figure More Imminent
still Is a play Mrs. Fiske says she viii
produce before the year is out with
the same Mary as It's dominating per-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

y Philadelphia Jack O'Br.en keeps on
eaihefine 10 the guilds over Ia deah
hold HEneiand Ills latest victim
was JACK Scales q London pugIlist
who arst became known in the ,oan-
iry through boxing an exhibition bout
with Jenries when the latter was tonr-
Ing England q couple OF years ago
OBrieu vhaled Mr Scales 50 sis
rounds during a previous battle A
iew evenings ago hi slammed the nu-
fortunate Brlusher into oblivion efe
one round bad passed % was lucky
day for Onnen When he took thai
"trip abroad What aRhp ~ would
haye had un bis hands had hs remalne
20 home. For though the Quaker CiU
land s pretty good timber there arr
quite a few around bis weight IN this
country who could take BIS measure
One would Imagine that the Eng
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

What man has learned By dint o.
thought and experiment some of tie
lower animals appear to know through
instinct An instance is furnished by
the fspiral swimming Of certain Or
sanlsms. such as the spherical-shaped
volvox and several elongated infusori-
ans. AS they revolve about the axis OF
progression as does a projectile fired
from a rihed gun. the consequence IS,
as Or. II. s. Jennings points out. that
they are able TO travel in straight
line. as they could not do otherwise.
the revolution compensating with abb
solute precision FOR any tendency to
deyiate from a straight course. With
out such a device many Of these minute
creatures would simply describe circles
making no forward progress
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

the coast ne Is a brother Of Jim the
pugilist and among the fraternity is
known as a man that Is above board
Z was al hrsi Intended 70 have George
siief referee the mill bat Billy Mad
den. Ruhlln's hacker. at the last mo-
ment put up a kick against the Chi
caso man and Curbett was chosen as
q compromise. Aside from the Frisco
hghti Corhett has had not a great deal
Of experience as referee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

Jack Root has been considerably crit
lcised for his recent battle with Ans
iral.an Jimmy Ryan u was an nm
even match and never should have
been made Jimmy is now IA. past
the hghting age and besides one Of
his eyes was recently removed The
fact that Root put him away IN two
rounds is nothing TO the credit OF the
chicagoan. u was a slaughter pure
and simple.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

presence Of Gov. Voorhees,, the gov
ernor-elect, and several other high Of
iicials. Ex-Pfesident and Mrs. Grover
Cleveland also accepted an invitation
TO attend Excursion trains were
run to Elizabeth from an parts Of New
Jersey, and the town Of Freehold.
where the battle was fought. sent a
special delegation OF its citizens.