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

Best meat market in Chickasha.
Ring up No. l6. 3.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

Go to Martin Bros, for dsh and
oysters. ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

DOR KEN r.-Ab0ut three quarter sections OF
4 land eight miles northeast Of Chickasha
One hundred acres In cultivation and the bal
ance IN pasture. Good four room boxed house
en- place Good fences and entire place we'll
watercd. See Bond Melton, over the POST
once 30 i'm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

TO5T-Near the Keechi HIS white pointer
LFemale dog about 10 months old. The man
that will return this dog 10 the Chickasha
Hardware and Implement Company, win be
literally rewarded.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

r 0ST-Between here and { he Washita River
Lon the Anodarko road pocket book cone
taing 50 % IN paper money finder VIII pleas
retu 10 City Drug Store and get reward
4 OsT-At the Basley,s reception Mondagd
II night Cloak. Finder willplease exchange
for one appropriated at this once.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

EOR RENT-One well furnished room. In,
quire at this once.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

I OSTDBunch Of keys VITA ring marked with
j. name G. B. Chrchill Reward will be paid
for their return to Post ONCE Book Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11
Want Ooldnnn.

Lines under this head will be received at the
rate OF Five Cent a line, Cline contains about
words) per day. no advertisement received for
less than ten cents. May contain any matter
OF lost, found. strayed stolen. for sale 10 rent,
or fer auy purpose, without display lines,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11
Warning order.

In the United States Courttin the Indian
Territory, Southern District, February term
1902.
Mary E. Shelley, Plaintiff,
A W. Shelly, Defendant
The defendant A. W. Shelley IL warned 20
appear 10 this Court In telrty days and answer
the complaint Of the piainfin Mary Z Shelley,
Witness the Honorable Hosea Townsend,
Judge OF said court ana seal thereof. this
third day OF December 1901
G. NJ. Campbell. Clerk.
BY j. W Speake, Deputy.
Gibbs & Morris, Attorneys for Plaintiff
p. Hamilton, Atty for non resident Defdt.
Pub. Dec B
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11


DOOMs TO RnNr-At Mrs. Tripp's, Dnl
IL block west OF Red Barn. on north slae
OF street n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

I O3T.-Between the home OF Ben. Vaughn
IL and Chic kasna, Saturday, Nov, 3Oth, q
pOckeIbo0k containing ball az d some change
also GOLD and pearl crOach. Finder OF all or
any Of these articles will be literally rewarded
by leBving same az this ONCE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

or fer auy purpose, without display lines,
WANTED.
-~- @~-~-~---,-- <~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~>~~~~~~
VTTANTED at Royal Livery Barnes teams
w 10 haul hay SIX miles.
NOR EXCHANGE E-A frst class Piano and
II cash for vacant lots Price, Ist Natl Bank.
TOR 6-ALE.
E0R SlIE.@S75 VIII buy pheyfon. as good
Il as new. Here Is a bargain, Mrs. J, b.
Soarks.
pORENT,- One hundred and sixty acre farm
/ 2h miles West OF Chickasha. Apply 10 J.
ID Bridges at once on South 4th ST. pa
Tor SALE,-One new room frame house on.
L west hill, Cheap. Inquire Al this once,
l7OlS SALE Is Poland shoats. So.
w J. u. IlNSLt.1.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

r." % ~ w ~ ). B. TTNsLEY,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

DOR EXCHANG E-A first class Piano and
/ cash for vacant lots. Pries, Ist Natl Bank
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-11

VTTANTED at Royal Livery Barnes teams
w 10 haul haV six miles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
ENJoIN ATTORNEY GENERAL
Rock Island Road Goes Into Federal
Court.

Rock Island Road Goes Into Federal
Court.
Failing in the state court the Rock
Island Railroad company has applied to
the federal court for an extension OF
the injunction in the old maximum rate
case to apply to the present attorney
general. The application for an ex-
tension was made two or three weeks
ago at Omaha, but the matter was not
given publicity. The same point was
recently raised in the Nebraska SUI
premc court and was decided against
the railroad company, 1t being held
that an injupctian against the attorney
general would not bind the state, in
short, that the state cannot be en-
joined.
This new phase of the maximum
rate case involves s3iO,OOo SO far ~
the Rock Island company is concerned,
that being the amount which the for
mer attorney general sought to recover
in the form Of penalties for alleged
violations Of the maximum rate law.
Similar suits were instituted by him
against other railroads In Nebraska,
the total amounting to over g., 200, 900.
All the roads are supposed To bc inter
ested in the outcome Of the application
in the federal court
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
THINK WAR OVER
Exodus Of Troops From China
Soon to Begin.
fRtNN Troops TO TAXI the LEAD
Numerous Appointments Of chinese
with Pronounced Anti-Foreign
Tendencies Causing
Comment.

General Voiron, the commander OF
the French troops in China, has in.
formed General Chaffee that 10000
French soldiers will leave China next
May. Ii Hung Chang believes that
the Chinese troops under General Liu
will be withdrawn over the boundary
outside the territory designated by
Won Waldersee as the sphere Of the
allies, as the governor OF shan ri pro-
vince received telegraphic instructions
nearly a week ago ordering their with
drawal.
The majority Of the French and Ger
man newspaper correspondents accom-
panying the expedition directed
against General Liu, and which has
been moblizing at Pao Ting Flu, re-
turned to Pekip believing that the
expedition would be called off.
Hsi Liang, formally governor OF the
province of Shan ri has been appoint
ed governor Of the province Of Hupcl.
The foreign consuls of liankow,
capital of province Of Huipei, have
protested against this appointment
The numerous appointments Of Chinese
with pronounced anti-foreign ten.
denotes is causing comment at Pekin
even. The foreign ministers admit
that 80 many appointments Of this
character are ill.advised, while the
missionaries are alarmed for the future.
1t Is the opinion OF Mr.. Rockhill, the
American, special. commissioner, that
the foreign troops may now commence
leaving China, with perfect safety.
On the other hand the announcement
that 10000 French troops are to leave
in May causes fear among the French
residents, aud this fear is shared by
the French native converts to Chris
tianity, who Inform the priests tha,
they are daily threatened with what
will happen TO them when the foreign
ers leave.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
Service Men Organize.

Representatives of local camps OF
Service Men Of the Spanish war met At
the Masonic temple in Chicago and ar
ranged the state camp or departments
Of Illinois. The meeting was held by
order OF Brigadier General John A.
Wiley Of Pennsylvania, the command
er-in-chief Of the society. Colonel +.
c. Young, Chicago, was elected com
mander The Service Men OF the
Spanish war was organized at camp
Hamilton, Lexington, KY, on Novem-
Der 5, 1898, Among the charter mem
bers are Rear Admiral Schley, Major
General S. NJ. II. Young, Major Gener.
Roosevelt
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
CREST OF FLOOD
Cincinnati Now the Center Of High
water.

water.
The stage OF the river at Cincinnati
was fifty.one feet and rising at the
rate Of two inches per hour. This
means SO feet at & o'clock in the morn.
ing, when the trains will be shut out
Of the Grand Central depot. The Big
Four, Baltimore & Ohio, Southwestern
Illinois Central. Chesapeake & Ohio.
Queen & Crescent and other lines using
that station have already arranged to
use the forty.eighth street station un-
til the high water subsidies. There Is
every indication that they cannot run
into the Grand Central again for u
number of days. None of the other
systems will be shut out. All tho
railroads have also made arrange
ments for receiving and delivering
freight at higher stations, so there will
he no interruption here either to pass
enger or freight traffic. Owing TO the
inhability of the steamers to get under
the bridges, navigation on the river is
suspended. but il can also be resumed
in few days SO far as the present rise
Is concerned. Owing to the washout
the Cincinnati, Portsmouth & Virginia
road cannot run trains.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
CREDITORS ARE ANXIOUS
Consort to Queen wiihelmins Has Ante
NuptLaI Debts.

Consort to Queen wiihclmina Has Ante
Nuptiai Debts.
Dispatches received from Paris re-
port trouble at the castle of Petloo
over the bachelor debts OF Prince Hem
ry, the husband of Queen Wilhelmina.
1t is said that shortly prior to his mar
riage he promised his creditors in Ber-
lin and Frankfort to pay one-third OF
Of his debts within q month OF
the wedding, but the money has not
been forthcoming and the money lend
ers applied to Queen Wilhelmins. The
latter declared her husband must pay
his own debts out Of the allowance
made him by the state. IL Is now said
the creditors have formed a syndicate
and propose to negotiate the prince
consort's paper on the Amsterdam
bourse. Queen Wilhclmina is report
ed to be very angry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
KAISER IS NERVOUS
The riot OF Ansrchists Disturbs HE
Majesty.

Majesty.
With reference tn the statement ca
blcd from the United States OF . plot
said to have been copcocted against
Emperor William and other European
rulers by anarchists In Argentina and
New Jersey, extreme reticence is oh.
served In official circles in Berlin. A.
ter careful investigation, however,
representative OF the associated press
sscertaincd In a reliable quarter that
the police presidency issued an order
April for the arrest, whenever or
wherever caught, OF the alleged an
archist, Rodolofo Romaganoli alias
Romanlisso, alias Lagwick Mueller.
The order simultaneously requests all
international authorities to assist in
apprehending Romaganoli. Photo
graphs Of the alleged anarchist, with
a minute description after the Bcrtillon
method, were furnished for identified
| tion.
II Is a fact that for some months the
Berlin police have kept a very close
watch upon known anarchists In the
city, and an unusally careful surveil-
lance of the arrivals known or aus
pected TO be OF anarchist affiliatioD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
RIPLEY GOES FREE.
Jury Declares He Was Not In Conspiracy
lis First to He Acquitted.


The jury in the case OF Captain
Ripley OF Frankfort, Ky, charged
with completely in the Goebel murder
returned verdict Of not guilty.
Alth ough the jury was out two hours,
most OF the time was taken up in dis
cussing the case in the jury room.
Only two ballots were taken. On the
first ballot ten jurors voted mot
guilty" and two voted guilty. The
two who voted guilty said they be.
lieved the evidenced showed him con.
nected with the conspiracy, but when
they learned that either the life In.
prisOnment sentenced or the death
sentence must be imposed. and that a
shorter sentence would not be permis.
'sible, they voted with the ma ajority for
;acquittal.
The verdict in the Ripley case is gen.
orally approved. though it was sur
prise, as il WAS generally predicted
there would be a hung jury. Captain
Ripley is the first one OF the alleged
Goebel suspects to be acquitted.
The matter of a requisition for the
return of Governor w. =. Taylor for
trial is again theme of popular spec
ulation, but Commonwealth Attorney
Franklin refuses to discuss il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
CROP CONDITIONS.
| Work Generally Backward, But Moisture
| Abundant Outlook Favorable.

Work Generally backward, But Moisture
Abundant Outlook Favorable.
University of Nebraska Weather
Bureau, Lincoln, Neb., crop report
The past week has been cold, with
about the normal rainfall. Killing
frosts occurred, with temperature be-
low 30 degrees. Vegetation is 40
backward, however, no damage was
done.
Rain was general on two or three
days. The amount exceeded one-half
an inch at most places, and at few
places exceeded an inch. Although
wet weather has retarded farm work
in parts OF the state, generally consid-
cradle progress has been made during
the past week. Spring wheat seeding
Is well advanced, and some spring
wheat Is up-coming evenly and nice
ly. Oat seeding has been general the
past week, and is pearly completed In
southern counties. Early sown oats
are coming up nicely. Present indi-
cations are for small acreage Of oats,
caused by the late spring and wet
weather At seeding time.
Very little plowing has been done,
but the ground at the end Of the week
was In excellent condition for blowing
and seeding.
Winter wheat, rye, and grass have
grown well, but somewhat slowly, be-
cause of the low temperature.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
VOTERS PUT OUT
Partisan Excitement High al
Santiago De Cuba.
Int HAIlytS ARR ROUStD TO ANGfR


A santiago De Cuba dispatch says in.
tense partisan excitement was caused
by an alleged attempt of the rcpubli-
can party to exclude members OF the
national party from the registration
places. II Ia asserted that hundreds
OF voters were refused registration GER
tfcates on various pretexts and that
the registration boards gave preference
to republicans over nationalists who
were ahead OF them in the line. The
cause Of protest rises from the quali6.
cation requiring voter To be able TO
read and write, the tests being made
without regard TO age Many fairly
educated applicants were refused Ger.
Hecates because they misspelled Ger.
tain words.
General Wbiteside has given orders
To the commander Of the rural guards
to visit the registration Office and TO
investigate these charges. The city
authorities object TO this, declaring
that IL amounts to military interfer-
ence and they protes. vigorously.
The republican press bitterly attacks
the action Of the military governor, as.
serting, that II is an interference and
that the military are in alliance with
the nationalists.
The Guiana Librc, the principal or.
gan OF the nationalists, alleges Hagran,
unfairness on the part Of the general
government In favor of the republicans
Later the leaders on both sides con
ferred with General Whiteside and h,
assured them Of his absolute impair
tiality, insisting that they should dis
play equal fairness.
The June election is regarded as very
important because Of it's probable in
fueDce upon the future election OF del
| egates to the constitutional convention
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
BRIEFLY TOLD.

A heavy snow storm and big freeze
has practically killed the Kentucky
peach crop.
The hamlet OF Biscayne, Fla, was
struck by a tornado, and several
houses demolished.
Deadwood, $. d., will endeavor to
get the president to attend the quartO-
centennial on his trip through the
east.
The opening day ceremonies of the
Buffalo pan-American exposition WAS
postponed TO May 20 on account Of the
weather.
The immense cyanide plant of 1900
ton capacity that the Homestake COM
pany erected in Lead, s. D., has been
started up.
Peter Golden OF. New York won the
six day go-as you-please walking match
at Columbus, q. He made 335 miles
and eight laps.
William Sturgis, the founder OF
Cedar Falls, Ia, died the other day at
his winter home in Smyrna, Fla, at
the advanced age Of SO years.
George Peets, who has been on trial
at Cedar Rapids, Ia, the past fortnight
for the murder Of William Higginson,
was convicted Of manslaughter.
1t is said the Egyptian government
has granted concession to an Ameri-
can company TO ply passenger boats
between Khartoum and South Soudan.
J. s. Gillen, a Chicago lawyer killed
his wife and fatally shot himself. The
couple were married but a short time
ago, but were separated. Her refusal
to return led to the tragedy.
The home OF John Andigo, an Amish
farmer, living near kendallville, o.,
was entered by three burglars who
secured $4,000 after burning the old
mans ears, nose and feet with lighted
matches.
Many Ohio and Pennsylvania cities
are nervous over impending disaster
from floods. Recent heavy rains have
swollen the streams and rivers Pitts.
burg, Pa, is the storm center, and
thousands OF dollars worth of damage
has been done.
The First National bank of Van
couver. Wash, has closed its doors.
President Charles Brown and Cashier
T. l.. Candy, TO whom was traced =
shortage OF Ssl 900 have committed
suicide. They had speculsted in
stocks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
BRICKS PUT UP.AT AUCTION
Omaha Makes Very 8ood start In Her
Auditorium Hund.

Omaha Makes Very 8ood start In Hsr
Auditorium Tand.
The first sale of bricks for Omaha's
$3.50, 900 auditorium was conducted At
Elks annual benefit entertainment.
Brick No. WAS the frst put on the
block, and = lively competition ensued.
G. N. Dietz, q local lumber dealer, Of
fered Sl, 900 and after = struggle se-
cured the prize for $1,000. The num-
Der next in popularity was -, which
started at si3 and was finally knocked
down at SITS. No. TT, the postoffice
box number at Ak.Ssr- -Ben's chancei-
lor was next offered, and other num-
erals to which some peculiar sentiment
attached also brought good round fig
ures. The nine bricks first knocked
down under the hammer produced ST.
500, and a host OF less conspicuous
bricks brings the total now pledged TO
the auditorium TO about sl50,000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
Knot Tied . Second Ti0ss.

Miss Msude Fagg and A. l.. Miller,
residing in Arlington, Washington
county, Neb., were married NJ Fremont.
"A license was issued to the couple by
County Judge Wintersteen of Dodge
county, about wetk ago, and they
went home and were married. They
were told by q friend that q marriage
license issued by the Dodge county
Judge was not good in Washington
county. For this reason they went to
Fremont in rush and had the kno,
tied.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
President Grants rd0n.

The president has pardoned Benj. j.
Hamm, who was convicted in Illinois
in 1890 Of using the mails to de6raud.
Hamm is now in the insane asylum at
Washington, and the evidence at hand
seems to show that his using the mails
as he did was directly due TO his dsen-
tai condition. He is said to be rapidly
improving, and although he gets a
full pardon he will be kept in the
asylum until he has fully recovered.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
Observation-Disclosures


Three Ribs Crushed In ssa Wis Life
Despsired ~.
u. G. Whitney, living five miles
south OF Chester, was hurt, probably
fatally. He was out cutting stalks
with a stalk cut ter, when for some
reason the team he was driving started
to run In endeavoring to stop them
the tongue broke and he was thrown
onto the lever in such a manner rs to
break three ribs loose from his breast
bone. The team ran home and the
folks thinking something wrong
started TO investigate. They found
the injured man trying TO get home.
He was taken to his fathers house and
his wounds dressed. When the ex-
animation was made the lungs had
protruded through the ribs to the size
Of a baseball, and hemorrhage had set
in.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
UPHOLD THE GAGE RULING

Cosntervailipg Duty on Russian sugar
Declared Legal
The board OF classification OF the
United States general appraisers in
session at New York, announced a de-
cision In the Russian sugar case. The
board, by a majority vote, holds that
the United States government was jus
titled in imposing a countervailing
duty on Russian sugar The opinion
was written by Judge Somerville aud
General Appraiser Fischer concurs
with him. Colonel Ticheuer writes .
dissenting opinion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
THE NEWS IN BRIEF

The Standard Oil company win de-
clare a dividend Of 20 per cent ON its
capital of 500, 900, 900 Mayl
The Utah Coal and Lake company, n
New Jersey corporation, has taken
steps to increase its capital from sl0,-
900 to SIC, 100000.
Final arrangements have been made
at Detroit for the building Of a steel
plant at Sault Ste Marie which will
employ 10000 men and be capitalized
$50, 100000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
SHORTAGE OF MANILA HEMP
War with Spain Has Had Enect OF Cut
tino Down gupplx

War with Spain Has Had E1ect OF Cut
ting Down supply.
Before the industrial commission at
Washington Joseph c. Taylor, secre-
tary OF the Standard Rope and Twine
company testified that before the war
with Spain. 40 per cent OF the material
going into the manufacture OF binder
twine was Manila hemp. but after the
war started not more than 5 per cent
OF II was of that material. He de-
clared that there is not rope or twine
manufactures in the United states who
has made n cent in such manufacture
in the past twelve months. James II.
Anderson OF the pittsburg chamber OF
commerce argued that the railroads
are the greatest factors in the worlds
progress, but said water transporta.
tion should be encouraged
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
DEATH IN CASCADE TUNNEL
se<tion Man sunOcsted and -Four Others

SeGtion Man sunOcsted and -Four Others
overcome.
j. M. Mcdonald was suffocatd TO
death and four others overcome by
smoke and gas in the Great Northern
Cascade tunnel, says Wellington,
Wash, dispatch, The men belonged
TO a section gang working in the tun-
mel, and were found about midway by
track walker an hour after a freight
train had passed through. Mcdonald
was lying in pool of water. The
other men recovered after being taken
out on a special engine sent to rescue
them. This is the third fatal accident
in the tunnel
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
Boys Enlist In Navy.

Forty-three boys from IA to l6 years
old. who were enlisted in Chicago and
vicinity. have left for the east to join
the United States navy. After course
Of preliminary instruction at the naval
training station at Newport, K. L.,
they will be assigned to service ON
battleships Of the North Atlantic
squadron.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-04-26
KANSAS CITY RIOT
Four White Men and Two Negroes
Wounded.
0Nf NAN IS Fatally INJURED
Trouble started In Low Quarters OF the
City-Omcers who Appeared to Quen
the Disturbance Greeted with .
voiley From Negro Guns.

A Kansas City, Mo-, dispatch says:
Four white men were shot, one per-
haps fatally, a negro was shot and
another badly cut, as the result Of a
drunken fight started by a crowd of
negroes in Rosedalc, Kansas, a suburb
Of Kansas City.
VIM. Blanchard received the contents
Of shot gun ia the face and breast
and was taken TO hospital, where his
wounds are said to be fatal.
Deputy Marshal Davis was wounded
in the hand and two white men, names
unknown were also slightly wounded.
Hen Cable, colored, was seriously cut
and Tom Smith, colored, was shot and
slightly wounded.
The uegroes were qrarreling in front
OF a Joint" when Rid Rawles, a negro,
precipated the trouble by cutting
Cable. The latter secured a shot gun
and fred into the crowd, the shot miss
ing The crowd and striking blanchard.
During the excitement half a dozen
of the negroes secured rovolvers and
shot guns and began firing promiscu-
ously.
Deputy Marshal Davis came upon
the scene and was greeted by volley
from the negroes, receiving a wound
in the hand. Davis, with the aid Of
two other officers, finally succeeded in
quelling the disturbance and arresting
the leaders. but not before two inuo-
cent white men had been injured by
stray shots. These two men, whose
wounds are believed to have been
slight, disappeared before their identity y
became known.