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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
Omahan. at Lake OkobOii.

oKoBoJI. Ia. Aug. 2s.-(special.)-AI
sorts Of festivities have marked the last
gay week Of the season here at Okoboii.
the beautiful harvest moon being a prime
factor on all evening occasions.
Owing TO the moon and searchlight ON
the steamer okoboji the fair maidens have
been compelled TO move their hammocks
from the front yards into the delicious
seclusion of the woods.
There was a big crush Thursday at the
last time" dance of the season, the Omaha
beach crowd being much in evidence.
In a charming little observatory which
marks the highest point between the Rock
les and Allegheny mountains a Jolly party
OF Omaha young people enjoyed a moon
light lunch on Tuesday, pop" being in
great abundance.
Messrs. and Mesdames Cadet Taylor. @.
]. Anderson, c. w. Logan and Messrs.
Thomas v. Wilson. s. F. Woodbridge, Mas
ter Edwin Woodbridge and Miss Mary
Woodbridge chartered Golden Rule, sailed
by Captain Bert Tompson, and had a mic
mic dinner on Omaha beach after making
the rounds Of the lake on Friday.
Mesdames w. @. Mclean, Ernest Hoei
and j. 8. shoropshine are visiting Mrs.
Carry NJ. Day at Aksarben den. Mrs.
George Spangler. jr., and Mrs. Grant Nc
Farland left Friday and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Martin expect to go Saturday.
Mrs. ID. @. Patterson and family and
Mrs. Frank Carpenter and children leave
for home on Wednesday and Mrs. II. r.
kreidsr and family start Thursday morn
ing.
Misses Juliet ana Jessie McCune will
leave Tuesday. after spending a month
at Major B. d. slaughter's cottage on
Omaha beach.
Inc end Of this week will see very few
Omaha people left on the banks OF nEo.
boil far away. Aaa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

ford came and he would never tell US how
much we were getting.
Thirty-seven new ~nonunion men came into
the Omaha shops yesterday morning. The
strikers succeeded in getting none out up
to the middle OF the day. Reports from
Cheyenne state that from thirty to thirty
five men have left the shops there within
the last day or two. Some four or five have
gone in. Denver reports that four more
scabs nave quit. Rawlins reports one
blacksmith discharged from the shops and
FIVE helpers quit. having refused to work
longer with nonunion men.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
DETECTED BY HANDKERcHIEF
store RObber caves Clue which
Leads 20 AFrest and Forces
Confession.

William Mcdonald was arrested yesterday
morning by Detectives Heelsn and Johnson
for robbing the store OF Henry Bolln OF
several boxes OF cigars and N overeoat.
He admitted the charge. returned the goods
and has been bound over to the district
court. McDonald's arrest was brought
about by a cut hand and a bloody handker-
chief. While getting through a window in
the rear end Of the store Mcdonald cut his
hand. He wrapped the injured member in
3 portion OF a handkerchief. leaving the
other part under the window. Yester-
day the detectives saw MeDouald with his
hand tied up. They arrested him ana the
part OF the handkerchief on the hand
matched that found under the window. Nc
Donald then confessed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

stances were very much restricted and that
she was seeking employment. The chief
found a woman on Davenport street who
claims to know Mrs. Gibson and says she
is not the noted anarchist. Chief Donahue
thinks the photographs of Emma Goldman
support this theory.
The most mystifying circumstance about
MRS. Gibson's" case is the two letters
which are said to have been delivered
by a postman Thursday addressed to
Emma Goldman and which came from
Chicago. 1t is still maintained that these
letters were actually delivered and that
the woman took them, glanced at the ad-
dress and then, effacing the Omaha ad-
dress, substituted that of Chicago, saying
she would forward them to Chicago.
Nothing has been seen Of the letters.
Postmaster Crow was asked II he had
been appraised of the delivery of these
letters and expressed ignorance Of the
whole matter. The letter carrier on that
route, j. F. Lally; when asked about the
matter, said he was forbidden by rules
Of the department from giving out any
information concerning such matters and
the same kind Of answer was given by the
superintendent of carriers. The police
officers claim to be certain the letters were
delivered.
MRS. Gibson" still declines to receive
callers. At 1;45 yesterday afternoon Detec-
tive Dunn called and failed to gain entrance
or elicit any response to his repeated knocks
at the door. Women in the fat said Mrs.
Gibson" was at hons at the time.
The police, despite their conviction that
this is not Emma Goldman, continue to
keep a watch on the woman's movements,
and frequent visits will be made by officers
to the fiat occupied by her until whatever
mystery, if any, there is connected with her
presence is solved. If, as has been sug-
gested, she is a %forerunning confederate OF
Emma Goldman. Chief Donahue and his
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

Percy Waters, st. Louis; Charles Kiefer,
Bridgeport, Conn; Robert Knightly, Wash
ington, D.. O.; ]. ]. McTighe. Los Angeles;
George Olson, Chicago. Delegates to the
American Federation Of Labor, John s..
Kelly, Chicago; Thomas NJ. Dooley, Cincin-
natl; Russell R. Hunt, Schenectady.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
CAR BUILDERS TO CONFER
Have an Appointment to Meet General
Manager Dickinson.
COMMITTEE TO REPORT TO THE UNION
other Trades I'm the Strike Believe 1t
an ERort to settle the Trouble
Piecemeal and Thus
Weake Them.
COMMITTEE TO REPORT TO THE UNION

General Manager Dickinson Of the Union
Pacific probably will meet a committee from
the car builders who are on a strike. Mon
day, when a conference as to terms OF set
Element OF the car mems differences will be
discussed. The car men held a meeting yes
terday at which it was stated that a COM
munication' had been received from Mr..
Dickinson requesting a conference with
members from the car builders union. A
committee to meet the general manager was
then appointed and It is designed to com
ply with Mr.. Dickinson's request tomor-
row.
II the plan tentatively decided on yester-
day is carried out the committee which
meets the general manager will not have
power to act on any proposition he might
make. 1t is the purpose of the car
builders to empower this committee
with authority merely to meet and
confer with the general manager and
other officials Of the company and re-
port back TO the union the result OF that
conference without committing itself or the
union to any definite proposition. In this
plan It is thought the hand Of allied strikers
ts visible, that the matter has been dis
cussed among the members of other crafts
on a strike as well as the car builders and
that the purpose Is to reject any proposal
made by the oficials that does not contem-
plate a settlement satisfactory to all the
strikers. The car builders meet again this
morning, when this matter viii be further
discussed.
Weakest in Organization.
The car builders were the last Of the
tradesmen in the shops to strike n the
last 70 perfect a good local organization.
They are therefore the weakest In organiza-
tion and Il Is thought are regarded by the
company as susceptible to overtures for
peace. Succeeding In it's scheme Of drawing
the car builders back In the shops, It Is
the alleged purpose OF the company to use
that a. a means Of inducing a surrender
or compromie from the other strikers. In
nuenees are at work bracing the weak
members Of the car builders union and the
strikers believe they all can be held in line.
Some days ago The Bee published the
fact that a committee from the allied unions
had been sent out to secure from the Union
Pacific trainmen promises that they would
refuse to haul trains bearing nonunion
workmen into any OF the towns along the
road. This COMMITTEES has been actively at
work all week and Il is believed has &C
complished its purpose. This morning a
meeting Of all the trainmen. or as many
representing the various trades as can be
there. will be held. probably in Myrtle hall,
when this proposition will be thoroughly
discussed.
Extend Piece Work system.
An order is said to have been posted in
ahe Union Pacific shops extending the APP
plieation OF the piecework policy so as tc
include practically all the departments
There Il considerable excitement among the
striker over this decree and they are con-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
Ncsro Temporarily Escapes violence.

FORT SCOTT, Kan, Aug. 2s.-Jasper
Scott. the negro boy who assaulted ana
robbed Mrs. Taylor. an aged woman. IN
this city. on Wednesday. and for whom 4
mob oiamorsd last night. has been taken
TO the Crawford county Jail. and has AT
least temporarily escaped violence. The
jail here was surrounded nearly all niGht.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
Early Autumn Expose of
Dress Fabrics

An early show of the smart suitings already showing a ten
dency toward popularity for the early autumn tailor mades-
exclusive mixtures in the new zibelines, Wolfe Examines, Pebble
Mistrals, Shaggy WoOlens, Broadcloths, Horsehair suitings,
Scotch and Cancels Hair suitings, etc-latest shades of green,
tan, navy and brown-adyance sale prices
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
MUSICAL FESTIVAL PROGRAMS
Arthur Nj. Burton, Baritone, Engaged
to Sing at Several of the
Concerts.

Arthur NJ. Burton, the noted baritone Of
Chicago, has, as a special attraction, been
Engaged to sing at two Of the concerts OF
the musical festival, and the times at which
he will probably appear are Thursday and
Friday evenings. Mr.. Burton has but re-
Gently returned from a three years course
Of study in Europe with the most noted
masters of vocal culture and has created a
favorable impression wherever he has APP
peared.
The concert programs for this afternoon
and evening are as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
Signori de Mitris and Marine.
PART II

.signori Feruilo and Lamonaca.
March-Boulanger .,.,.......,.... Des Ormes
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

PART 1.
M~arch-Return from Turin .......... Rivela
OY~erture-Zampi .......:.."....... Herold
"Adagio and Tarantella" ........ Cavallini
Clarinet Solo
Sig. Vessella.
La File du Regiment .......... Donizetti
Incidental Solos
Signori Palma and Massa.
PART II.
"Aubade Printanieren ............ Lacombe
Berceuse, from 'Jocelyn" ,..,...... Godard
Signori Palma and Curt.
Prelude-Lohengrin, act / ........ Wagner
S~election-The Serenade ............ Herbert
Incidental solos
Evening
PART /.
...'''""'''"''''' 6IVela
Bombardina Solo-Dear Heart 80. Mattel
Sig. Curt.
spanish Dance ....A............... ESJinoSa
Faust" Grand Selection .......... Gounod
Prelude and Flower Song, act 3.........
Waltz and Chorus Act .................
Signori de Mitris and Marine.
PART II.
Maltz-Pomona .;"".....,... Waldtenfel
Harp Solo-Selected
Sig. Setaro.
american Fantasia" ............. Herbert
signori Fcruiio and Lamonaca.
.s..s.s.s....... DeS OrmeS
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
EItend piece work System.

An order is said to have been posted in
ahe Union Pacific shops extending the APP
plieation OF the piecework policy so as to
include practically all the departments.
There Il considerable excitement among the
strikers over this decree and they are con-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
ny ZzHS; &;
Fall Dress Goods, Silks, Ladies' Sample Suits

Monday morning we place on sale in our newly en-
larged silk department and on bargain squares more than
1000 pieces of new silks, specially imported. This is dis
tinctly a sale of silk novelties far in advance of the season
winter This sale will show the latest and smartest ideas in silks. in foreign as
well as domesuc weave Prices Tor tomorrow will create a genuine sensation
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
The Celebrated Bonner Silks

place on sale tomorrow 365 pieces of Bonnets celebrated new
Guaranteed Taffeta, Peau de Sole and Peau de
Cygne Silks. We are the only house i'll Omaha that sells these
black silks Every piece has a stamp and signature i'm.
printed on il, @. J. Bonnet, Lyons, France
These prices for tomorrow are about half real value:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
SOC Towels at I5c Each

This importers entire stock on hand
of highest grade ALI linen damask
and grass bleached buck towels.
These are in all the large sizes, in
plain white and colored border; most
OF these towels would regularly re-
tail at soc each. Monday you take
your choice of
them, at mo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-09

gbicaeper Streifbredern uno 3
Streifer, reIp. unbetbeiligte Bal1an'
ten, tpelde Die 0eugieroe an ben
Sdauplab oes Eumultes gefiibrt
bate.
Die herbeieilenoen BolisiIten ibie=
men aber offenbar NIT ben Strelfern
su lpmpatbiIiren, oenn BET ibren
8erbaftuneen bei6rdnften lte 1td
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Streif : 8reder, pelbe iie uegen
9raqens perborsener Wafen arrez
ttrten.
Sn Der @aibinetDn Nrtiaerie=6aG
uuroe am Ibeno nab benz &ratpa0
cine grDBe 8%eriammluns abeebalten,
an melfer li1 iiber 5000 Berionen
betbei(ieten unb in melber &pbert
6. See, Der 8rdltoent Der Central
Grade Union unb repubLifanii9er
&onereBfanbtoat, ben 8oriib fiibrte
unb Die einer aiemlib rubieen Ser
lauf nabm, trob Der beftigen Bro=
teit : GelDlutionen, melhe our Nnz
nabme ~gelangten uno in melben
man beIonbers Die Smportation Der
fremben Streif=8 BREEDER perurtbeilte.
Sie unter Die @affen ~eerufeneu
Wilisen 5dblen etpa 1900 Wann.
bod lit es fraelib, mie melt man
1i1 auf iie berlaiien tam, oa Elm
GROCER Tbeil berielben aus ibrer
Spmpatbte NIT ben Streifern faunl
elm 6ebl mabt.
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0ie aSniss aronana.

Die Grtranfuns oes 86niss bon Gnelano ma6t.
bstanntIia cine geri@iebnns Der &rOnuns beHelben
erforoerlid uno uerbinberte Go, oaB bas proeramm
in ieiner urIprhn9liden GOrm 5ur ausflbruns se=
lanste. 8iele ubersldubti6s aeute iaetsn oamals
uoraas, oaB Der &0nis Gbtparo niemals getr0nt per=
ben ipiiroe, aber er erbolte ii9 uno tpurbe es idlisBlid
bod nod! so lam Der &berglaube ipieber einmal 3u
shanoen. Ser a6nis Der 5ausmittel, 6otetter' g
gitters, wuroe i6un Dor finf5ig .Sabren eetr6nt, aber
nod belte niInmt er INNER nod ben eriten Rans Elm
ftllneen ~perpeiieu tann. Sir ben Wieoeraufbau oes
gteroenipfteHvs, itr Die gernbieuns Der 9terpen ODE,
8ur 9eilung BON 8eroauunesidipdde, 9erfopiuug,
S4lafoiieteit, gterenleiben, Malaria uno ioniti9,
Gieber itebt es obne 8lei9su oa. Man made iel6f
ben gerfud uno man tuirb nidt enttdui6t ieinl
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9ie Wefu Orleanfer StraRenbabt,
8ratualle.

Set fait apei WOhen lit in Stem
Orleans Der StraBenbabnz8 erfebr
p6uie gum Stiultanb gefDmmerl.
0ebeutet oas ibDn fir ieoe grDBere
Stabt cine arge galamitdt, 10 gift
bas pDn Seem Orleans in nod ur=
gleih bDberem @raoe. DEM er1tenS
lit man bort our9 ben pprsiglih Or
QnniIirten StraBnbabnoienit lebr per=
uDbnt, Johann finb Die gntfernun=
gen bDrt-in SDlee Der eigenartiger
Acknowledgment Nnlage Der Stab
unb Der AUDI iunft nod iebr tpeitldu-
figen Bebauung-nDb grDBere, als
in anberert amerifanilhen Stdoter
pDr entlpre1enber ginuDbnersabl.
Naboem es ibDn pDrber MIDI
at, ~einselrten &eibungen unb Com
Hicten apiiben ben Streitern uni
ben BON Der StraBenbabngelelihai
-unb apar sunteiit aus gbicagD-
impDrtirten 2euten, tpelbe Die Steae
Der Streifer einnebmen lDuten, ee=
feblt bate, tam es am Mittno1 friiE
bel benz erneuten 8eriube, ben Ser
febr wieoer auf5unebmen. gu einen
reguldren StraBenfampfe, in mel.
DIEM iber bunoert SbGiie abgefener'
uuroen. 9aB babel Miemano ge'
tDbtet muroe, ueni iid audi Die Bah
Der Wertuunoeter auf 16 belief, ii
eieentlih elm @unoer gu r,ennen.
Der Staatseouperneur 0earo bat
auf baS @eiuh bes Wapurs gapoe
belle BON Stem Orleans Die Miliser
unter Die Waffen gerHfen unb es iteb
su erruarten, oaB es 81 p~eiteren, uni
smar nod erniteren 8uiammenitD
ZEN fpmmen mirb.
Der Grapaa begarn iofDrt, al
bic erfte Gar bic @agensS bupper
an Der ganalitraBe perlaiien batte
| Sn oerlelben befanoen iib 10 BDli
siften uno 10 gbicaeDer Streifbre
der. Die Gar ftieB iebr balo nu
cine quer nber benz @eleiie angeleat,
Barrifaoe uno als elmer Der 2eut,
abitiea. nm bic Den Weg periperren
ben 8alfen bel Settle gu lhoffen, bt
begann Der Iumuft. Sn benz Sample
Der iib iofort entipann muroen
BDli5iiten %pertuunoet, 5 BON Der
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8eidliiiie Der guttpn= Nrpba5entem
lit Mdcpn.

Sn Wacon, Georgia, tagte Die
&%pnpentipn Der 8aummDu Brobu=
senter Der Ser. Staaten, gu tpelber
fiber 600 elegaten eribienen tparer,
bic aber ~aIerbings nur Die brei
Staaten Georgia, Tenneiiee uno
Teras pertraten.
Sn bieIer &pnpention eelaneten
peridieoene 8eiblIiie CUR Gnnabme,
pelhe Dor, %aIIaemeinem Sntereiie fir
bic BemDbner Der Staaten bes
rgptton=@ iirtels" fem birften.
Sn elmer oieler &elDlutionen miro
Die 8unoesreeieruna eriubt, Die Bis
her BON Der Gegierun9sabtbeilung
fir Statiitif perridtete Mrbeit auf
feir anoeres 9epnrtenent 81 iiberz
tragen unb AUDI NQeS gu unterlaffen,
mas Die Wirtiamteit bieler Mbtbeiz
flung beeintrdhtigen f0nrte. Sn bic.
fer &eiplutiDn miro b%elpnbers be-
font, baB Die 8aumpDae prpbusi>
renoen Staten ii9 iebt in elmer Iebr
fritii6en Beriobe befinoen, neil Der
merifaniide gptton-8 oa= 8eepil 1id
nibt nur iber gang Teras ausges
breitet babe, ionoern neil er pDn
geras aus AUDI Die 6itlih babDn ge=
legenen Staaten in Mitleioenihaft
gu sieben brobe. Nqer @abrlbein>
libfeit na6 iei Der biesiabrige grs
trae Der gDttDn=@ rnte ourh bic per=
b"dngnibpDae Tbdtigfeit ienes gefrGs
Biger Snieftes INN ni@t menieer ole
cine babe MiQign Banen perfiirat
mDroen.
Dieie &eiDlutiDn mar pDn Scr. 6.
6. 8eters, benz 8rdfsbenten bea
Staatsperbanbes Der Cotton rpou=
senten BON geras, eingebraht NOR,
ben.
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bra1t uro aud angenDmmen, tpD=
nab in 8ufunft BON iebem gum gr=
port eelnneer,ben Balen BaummpGe
nur % Bfuno Cotton = anItatl
beren, pie bisber, 30 8funo = ala
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pafung. in Nbrednung aebrabt per=
ben iDnten.
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baB, penrt bic 8aumtpou= Nuffdufe,
fib tpeiger1 iolten, auf biele Meue.
rune einsueeben, Der @erbano be,
gottun= 8rDbusenten in iebem gpun.
tp : Sibe geeignete 8eriDnlibteiter
einieben ioue, melbe Die 8aumupat
brett an Die Spinnereier perfaufen
SblieBlib gelangte nod cine ppr
S. 3. @imberlp BON Georgia einge=
brahte &eiDlution our Mnnabme,
burb tpelhe Die Baumppqs BrDbu,
senten Der geiammten Slbftaater
einbringlib ermabnt meroen, GENT.
eeno Wais gu pHanaen unb S9tpeins
gu aiihten, INN in 8esua auf Der
eigenen Beoarf an Hog and
hominy" npn1 9aufmann unab.
bdnsis gu bleiben uno oaourb in Del
Sage 5u iein, lire 8aumtpoue 81
ubalten" biz fie einen cprpenirenoer
Breis ersielen f6nnen, anitatt, nil
iebt, genDtbigt 5u iein, bieielbe untel
allen umitdnoen los5uiblaeen!
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Ser 0rmbenarbeiter : Streif Saus
ert fort.

Die 2ocaloerbdnoe Der itreifenben
@rubenarbeiter i'm Bennipluaniiben
6artfDblenzD tItricte baben Die BON
8rdftoenten &oDiepelt ausaebenoe
Nnregune, our Irbeit surldsufebz
rem = pDgeaert er iib perpflibtete,
cine 8unbess& Dmmii1ion CUR Inter
iuhune ibrer 8eihmeroen einaule=
BEN uno Dem &%onereiie auf @runo
bes 8efunbes jener &DmmtIiion
entiprehenbe @mpfeblunsert CUR Nn=
nabme BON NbbllfemaBreeeln gu
unterbreiten = abgelebnt, uno Spar
erfDlate oieie Nnnabme init @tnitimz
migfeit.
BrdIibent Mitdeu bonn natipna=
len @rubenarbeiterperbanbe mahte
benz 8rdiibenten RoDlepelt bapptt in
einent 8riefe Mittbeilun9, in mel=
Diem er bemielben i'm @arner, Der
Streifer ieinen beralihften Danf
auslprab fir Die re9e Intbeilnabme
an Der Situat;Dn. 9leibseitig aber
audi nit 8eoauern erfl6rte, auf
iene Nnregung ni1t eineehen su
fDnnert. ba man ben Streifern lDlh
cine 0abgiebigfeit iebt als Sbmdhe
anrebnen piiroe urb neil bies Gah=
geben gleidseitig als Elm 8ersi9t
auf Die Goroerung Der prineipieaen
Nnerfennung ber Organization Der
Irbeiter ausgeleat tperoen miirbe.
Sn ben CUR Mnnabme gelanatert
&e1plutiDnert erfldrert Die Streifer
niht nur tire Nbiibt, ben Streif
fortauleben uno a%ussubarren uno
menn audi ALE gruppen Der Ser.
Staaten nah Benniplpanien gelhift
tpiiroen. ionoern iie ipreben Dem
B~rd1ibenten &oplepelt ibren 9anf fir
Ieinert ho9bersieen Bermittlunes=
perluh aus. @leid5eitig be1duloi=
gen iie aber Die Brdlioenten Der cons
trpairenben &pblenbabnert, ben 8ra=
fioentert Der Ser. Staaten mdbreno
Der @Dnferens in WaibinetDrt ungez
bibrli6 bebanoelt sn baben uno
MAIDEN benz SOB. Stone 8ortpiirfe
tpegen ieiner Iufbietune Der Milisen
gegen bic Streifer.
Mitbea erbdlt in Der 3piibenseit
lebbafte @rmutbigungen gum Muss
barren. So iiberlanbten ibm bic Be=
antter bes gerbanbes Der @ruben=
arbeiter BON Sqinois ~folgenoes Eefe-
grarnm:
r@eben Sic ben &f niHt auf.
40, 900 @rubenarbeiter BON SninDis
fteben ibren @enDiien BON Bennibl=
parien CUR Seite. Gin Droentliher
MuSgleih - Dber feineri"
Snspiihen nmaridirt" Die Ser.
itaatlibungs= relp. 9ationaliiirunesz
Sbee. Cine Delegation Der Central
Nrbeiter : Union BON Hbilabelpbia
nahte benz SOB. Stpne in 6arris=
burg lire M%ufpartung linb iiber=
reibte oemIelbeu cine Hetitior, mel1e
in elmer grDBen IrbeiterzG eriamm=
lung angenDmt1en uDroen mar unt
uelhe ben Staatsguuperneur auf=
foroert, veinleitenoe Shritte 81 tbun,
um Die &oblenfeloer Benniplpaniens
in Staatsbetrieb 81 nebmen.A
@uub. Stone nnbm bic BetitiDr
entgeger unb periprab, Dieielbe BEN
Generals Stats Nntpalt glttn au,
Brifung unb fpdteren Beribteritat'
turg au iiberpei1en.
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8rads in fetn aans Gin.

g. Sc Quinn in gapenbiib, ST.
uuroe ourb einen tiidiiden ueber.
fau BON broniider 8erftopfune ieis
ner bisberigen auten @eiunobeit be.
raubt. Nls aber Semano inn "Dr.
Kings New Life Pills" eeraoesu
a~uforanate, oa mars nit ieinen 2eis
ben pDrbei unb iebt lit er boaft6noiq
interchangeable. Sene BiIen rpers
ben garantirt 8u baben fir 25
Gents bel s. 8alteper & Sobn,
Geo. s. s. Shmitt, @iaentbiimer,
unb No. DreiS, Droguiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-09
9Onnerftas ben 8. oftober 1902.

entered at the Post Office at San Anto-
b. MO, Texas, as second class matter.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-08-22
COTTON BUYING
Battle Has Opened Up All Along
The Line.

The cotion buying companies,
fully armed and equipped with an
munition. ra,ions and transports
ton, advanced TO the skirmish
lire yesterday morning at a little
sitter sun-up and opened FIRE all
along the line
The Chickasha Cotton Oil Co ,
commanded BY Gen. r K Wooten
we're the first to open fire. The
firing was kept up all along the
line for over six hours. Gen.
Wooten rallied his forces at l:so
D. M, and made grand charge
With his cayslry, infantry and
artillery and captured prisoner, cot
ton bale, who is now confined IN
the guard house at the Fort Chick
asha Oil Co, headquarters, where
he will be held until tried by the
oily courts Of ciehkasha.