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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-22
NEW CENTURY PROGRAM.
For Next Meeting. October 28, at
the Home Of Mrs Eugene
Hamilton.

Roll C4ll-Quotations from
Longfellow.
Music Pisno solo. Miss Gran
lee.
Paper Itali,n art with illustra
lions, Mrs. Peters.
Reading from TenDyson-M IS
Shepard.
Vocal soIo-Mrs. Hamilton.
Current events.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-22

A committee Of prominent Span
iards has been selected TO raise fund
to erect a monument at Madrid to the
late Emilio CASTELAR,. The subscrip-
ton has already reached 100000 ps-
setas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-10-22

Miss Laura Powers. lrained
nurse, has been employ ed by DR..
Peters 10 take the place OF Mrs.
Alice Harter, resigned.
have sold the Farmers Black
smith shop 10 James Kent, and re-
tired from business. My accounts
are in the hands of Price & Jeifrl is
for collection and the sooner thry
are paid the bitter. Settle al ouce
and save trouble. w. e. Adkln-
son.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18

only the simple Episcopalian funeral
ritual with beautiful and appropriate
music by the choir OF the church, Rav.
r. M. Waterhouse. leader and tenor,
and Mr.. Arthur II. Ryder, organist Other
members OF the choir were Miss Carolyn
Boyan. alto: Mrs. Il. N. Waterhouse, So
prano: Mr.. C. E. Wright and Mr.. Frank
lin Wood, bassos.
The service opened with the psalm,
Lord Make Me Know Mine End" ex-
quisitely chanted by the choir. and as
the melody died away the familiar les
son beginning Now is Christ Risen from
tho Dead" was read by the rector.
The hymn. Lead Us. o Father" by
Barnby. was then sung by the congrega-
ton. standing. after which the apostles
creed was said by the congregation. Then
followed the Lords prayer by the congre-
cation and prayers for the bereaved by
the rector.
as q recessional and the rector advanced
down the aisle. the bearers following with
the casket and the congregation fling
slowly and solemnly out OF the church.
In the vestibule OF the church an OPP
portunity was afforded those present TO
look for the last time upon the face of
the deceased.
During the services the organist OF the
| church rendered the following selections:
Grand Funeral March," Schubert; aria,
Then Shall the Righteous Mendels-
sohn; Funeral March In c minor (op.
| AZ" Guilmant.
Interment was at Swan Point cemetery.
PROMINENT CITIZENS PRESENT.
Among the prominent citixens in at
| tendance. aside from the men included In
| the various bodies present, were the fol-
| lowing: His excellency Governor Charles
| Dean Kimball. Ex-Governor ID, Russell
| Brown, Ex-Governor Royal G. Taft ex-
| Governor Charles Warren Lippitt. Mayor
| d. L. d Granger, Mayor-elect Augustus
| 8. Miller, Mr.. Robert knight. Mr.. Ste
Mr.. Prescott Knight. Colonel Webster
knight. Mr.. jeffrey Davis. Mr.. Charles
| II. Chfld. Mr.. Louis Foster. Judge Par
| don q. Tflinghast. Judge Joseph II.
Sphinx. Judge Lyman. Hon. Walter p.
| Vincent. Mr.. James NJ Scott. Mr.. Gilbert
| Phillips, General Charles A. Wilson, Mr..
A. ]. Miller. Mr.. John c. Pegram. Mr..
| John T. Brown.
Aside from all these there were a num-
| ber of eray-haired retired police officers.
| clergymen OF various denominations.
| LAWYERS, doctors and editors. the whole
making up most representative as
| semblage OF Rhode Islands foremost
citizens and creating a scene OF such
solemnty and impressiveness as will not
soon fade from the memory OF all VINO
| Witnessed IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18

furniture. for the dust fairly drives itself
into the furnishings.
Charles Ford. who for number OF
years has been In the employ Of Nichol-
son * Thackery. has gone to Worcester
to take charge OF a large market.
Hose IA spent more than an hour and a
half yesterday noon fghting a stubborn
chimney fire at Evans dairy on River
avenue.
Walter Mccarthy. clerk at h. A. Smiths
drug store. who has been confnsd 10 lis
home for some time. has recovered and
reported for duty this morning.
Messrs. T. +. Ryan and r. +. Cannon
received large cargo OF pea coal by rail
this morning and II was practically nll
sold before II reached here.
The fire department was called 10 a
chimney fire at the corner OF Hill and
The overturning of lamp by chilo
AT 81 Huntington avenue was the cause
Of the alarm from box $40 yesterday;
Lieut. Tyler OF the Chaffee street sta
having been on his annual vacation.
The funeral Of the late Miss O'Nefll was
held at the residence OF her brother OF
Elley street this morning.
Christmas Perfumes. 10c. to $3.50 pei
package d,s nice paekaKs fof & see ihr'S idc
Sl.75 per box; hne chocolate mixture
for 25c. per lb. toiler or manicure sets
Csc. to 1.75; Brush and Comb Sets. '6c
70 $2.T; Children's Work Boxes. ioc. ,h Z
10 50c.; Photograph Albums. 800 an
| si.25: Handkerchief and Glove Box, t25c
| to MOO: Perfume atomizers. 25c. TO 81 q
| Byron A. Smith. Prescription pruggisi
! oineyville square. We give Discoun
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18
RIVERSIDE.

Last night the Canonicus Rowing club
held its regular annual meeting and or
fcers were elected for the coming year.
President Samuel J. weeden called the
meeting TO order The following were
chosen: Vice President. Harry Board
man: lieutenant. william Albro: captain
Charles Weeden. A committee 20 ar
range plans for the entertainment and
supper TO be given by the eluo on the
evening OF January Z. was elected as foi-
lows: Harry Bridgeford Daniel Hogan
Charles weeden, Byron Macon. Frank
Kingsford.
Yesterday the Favorite Whist CLUB met
at the home Of Mrs. Durfee Cook on
Jackson avenue. Some very good scores
were made After the whist the com
pany was entertained with music and vo-
cal selections. Refreshments were
served
Tonight the Remington bowling team
meets the Browns on Goff's alleys. Fas'
bowling is anticipated.
Tonight the Massasot Whist club hold
their regular meeting ut their rooms IN
East Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18

n number OF original comedy characters.
Included IN the cast are some well known
entertainers, among them Cariin ana
Brown, the Electric Four. Conray and
Mcfarland, the -sspeck Brothers. Marie
Richmond, Lillian Tyree. Adelaide Mars
den and others.
Among the incidents In For Love and
Honor" the comedy drama TO be seen at
the Park theatre next week. are a race
track scene at Saratoga, a foifed attempt
10 dope a horse In the stable. an at
tempted wire tapping on the race track.
and a dynamite explosion underground
In a big copper mine. In which the villain
Is blown into the middle OF next week.
e.
The musical comedy success of Days
theatre. New York and also OF the Lon
don house OF the same name, by ,he au,
thors OF "san Toy" "Geisha" ana
Runaway Girl" Is soon TO be seen here
as j. c. Dun's excellent production OF
"a Country Girl" Is compelled TO cut
short it's successful New York run. be-
cause Of contracts made last summer ana
which cannot be changed or cancelled so
that the unusual sight Is presented or a
great production being taken OF the
boards while I'm It's fourth month and
fourteenth week OF crowded houses and
remarkably heavy advance sales. with
Its beautiful stage pictures. elaborate cos
tuning fine singing chorus and the orig
inal complete cast including Mr.. VIM
Norris and Halyn Mostyn In the leading
comedy roles Mr. Melville Stewart. VIM
Il. Philip, Clarence Harvey, Harold VIZ
ard. also Miss Grace, Freeman, Helen
Marvin. Genevieve Finlay. Adine Bouvier
Miss Devo, the dancer and that mnsi
charming actress Miss Minnie Ashley an
augmented orchestra and chorus or sixty
! the New York and London hit and sensa'
tlon will be heard I'm Providence at ths
| opera house for one week beginning Mon
| day, Dec. 30 Seats go on sale next Weo
| nesday morning, Dec. "a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18
pRETENDeR IN POSSESSION.

New York. Dec. 16.--A despatch from
Fez by way OF London says that the pre-
tender to the throne has complete posses
sion OF Tesa and the neighboring dis
tricts.
The pretender has appointed Visiers
and other officials and has set up a o5urS
with every smybol Of royalty
The tribes east Of Fez almost without
exception. acknowledge the pretendcr as
the Sultan.
The correspondent says that very
heavy rains impede the progress OF the
imperial troops
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18
WARREN.

Rev Hopkins r. Cady will conduct
prayer meeting service I'm the M. T..
church tomorrow night. Rev. Herman
watJen VIII conduct the mid-week prayer
meeting service In the Baptist church,
Thursday night.
The various church choirs are busily
engaged practicing Christmas music. A
program OF unusual excellence Is planned
for next Sunday in the Baptist church
under the direction of organlst Thomas
Daniels.
The Lafayette Guard society OF War
rem will hold their annual fair In Armory
hall from Jan. 5th to Jan. 10th, inclusive.
Danctng WITH be fetd. music being fur
nished by the Lenox Band orchestra. John
Maloy leader Robert IL. Anderson of
Bristol. prompter.
Barge Dighton recently finished unload
ing a cargo OF coal for the Waterman
Manufacturing company, and has been
cleared from this port The barge at X.
NJ. Martins will sail tomorrow.
Amity lodge /. O. o. F., held a session
in Odd Fellows hall last night.
The furnishing OF the new school house
will Immediately be commenced. COM
mittee for that purpose having been
| drawn at the last regular meeting OF the
school committee. The question OF prop
| er heating now arises, and IL Is a rather
difficult problem To solve.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF st. Mary's T
| A. society met In the Institute hall to DIS
| cuss business matters
Commencing with the January session
| OF the public schools a new system will
| take effect. All the schools will open al
| 3 a. m, with ten minute recess, dis
| missing at II 30 a. m. The afternoon ses-
| son will commence at 1880 p. m. and
close at p. m. Previous TO this the high
| school session has been continual from
| $3.50 a. m. To 1880 p. m. with a Commute
4, recess. This was adopted some time ago
| and at the present time the majority OF
| the high school students approve OF tn,
| old plan.
| Louis ". Meader. Phi. D., will deliver ar
4 address before the High School Improve
| ment association, Saturday evening. Tn,
affair is also public and II Is expected tha
| a number who are interested In the worl
| will be present.
| A two-year-old child died from cholerf
| infantum I'm the house at the extreme enc
(, of South Water street The house r. oc
| cupied by an English family.
Mr.. Shaer, father OF Arnold Shaer, over
| seer at the Warren Manufacturing com
pany. died at his home on North Malr
| street, yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18
CLOSED BY
The COAL
FAMINE
Mills Of the Peaceda|e Manu-
featuring Company Shut Down
Because Of Lack Of Fuel.

The Peace dale Manufacturing company,
employing over 200 hands. was forced to
suspend operations today. because OF the
shortage OF fuel.
IL is hoped that the psssod OF idleness
will be of short duration. as every effort
Is being made To obtain coal enough TO
last from day 90 day. The close or the
mills. which manufacture high grade
OF woolens, Is particularly unfortunate
at this time. as the number OF orders on
hand Is large.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18
USED PISTOL
Hawkins Sent TO jail for Six
Months on Charge Of Assault.

James Hawkins. ooiored, pleaded nolo
contendere today to an indictment charg-
ing him with assault on Eva J. Banks.
ghe states side OF the case was that
hawkins and his brother had trouble in
the Banks womsn's boarding house and
the prisoner went outside and after q
conference began shooting with a revol-
YER No one was hurt By the shooting.
II was stated Hawkins had served time
for minor offences. including track walk
ing
Thomas r. Cooney. assigned by the
court to defend Hawkins. said the trouble
didn't amount TO much moro than South
Main street boarding house row Judge
Wilbur imposed q sentences OF sis months
IN tAiL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18
VANDERBILT IMPROVES.

New York. Dec 1s.-After a visit 20
Cornelius Vanderbilt today DR. Janeway
said that the patient had passed an ex-
ceedingly good night and was cheerful.
Mr.. Vanderbilt is a little better reid
DR. Janeway. "A good nights rest fas
helped to improve his condition"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18
impressive Funeral Service inGrace
Church Attended by Prominent
Citizens of Providence and State


Impressive degree the funeral of Richard
.ra roof
nror,nent In
busne.. life the mingled tosh
r in that vast revealed
more eooueny and the in
which the deceased police held
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18

"Spotlesstcwn." conglomeration or
nonsense and specialties. will be the next
Empire theatre attraction. The piece "
the nrst ~ those made from advertising
figures 90 be seen in this city. I'm adj
dItion TO the figures used In advertSng
''sapolo," the authors have introduced
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18

II II claimed by many that plays where
horse. arc introduced have always been
successfII In THE Bandit King" at the
Imperial. eight horses are introduced and
play Important roles. These animals
have been trained by Mr.. wallick him
self. who is undoubtedly one OF the
greatest animal trainers In this country.
lie has brought them 10 that state OF
perfection that ~ is said by those who
have seen them that they can do any
thing but talk. The play IL hnely
staged. and many novel and startling
effects are introduced.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18

Clara Palmer. a newcomer 10 the Rog-
ers Brothers company, at the providence
Opera House this week mas suonS
character song called Mary. be Wary,
in which she relates in comic verse, ac-
companied by Maurice Lewis catchy mu-
sic. the adventures OF young LADY IN
avoiding proposals Of marriage Inc
theme OF the song is original and i,s
treatment is remarkably effective. ms
number will serve TO introduce to ProVi-
dence people a very talented young wom-
an who Is destined 10 become very popu-
lar with this organization.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18

Jack Norworth the popular young
blackface comedian who comes 10 keith
next week. Is one of the shining Hghts pi
Norworth's material IS refreshingly orlgi-
nal and his very funny parodies, OF whlch
he has always a fresh supply, are from
his own pen and are conceded TO be Dy
FAR the best utilized by any other mono
logue comedian. Mr.. Norworth mas q
most unctuous manner ana rapio ana
unfailing flow of true wit. which Is dis
cernible in his work lie will undouDt-
edly make one of the big hits of the Dill
at Keiths next week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18

HE sERVICE'
~ sssvisss ~ the church consisted sf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18

May Duryea. the former comic opera
star, late OF The Lady Slavey company,
and John l.. kearney well known, 70
theatregoers as formerly the principal
comedian OF "A Stranger In New YORK,
will make their local vaudevllle ueput
at Keitha next week. using as their IA,
itiai vehicle merry absurdity entitled
.aThe Imposter" Both Mr. Kearney ana
Miss Duryea have great many Irle,nus
and admirers won during their brittany
careers az legitimate artists. and VIII
no doubt be warmly received.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18

There Is one number on the Dill at
Keith's this week that is worth making
several visits to that theatre for the sole
purpose of seeing and hearing II rms
Is the act OF Harry Brown. without an
exception the best singer Of coon songs
who has thus far graced the Keith stage
Mr.. brown has a clear, pleasing voice;
admirably adapted for this class OF vocai
nression Is no small feature OF his act.
He has a number Of splendid songs, OF
which the best is probably L Could Never
Love Like That" although ms me sI, TIL
dition wins him n generous and richly
deserved round OF applause at the END
OF each song This young man makes
one OF the distinct triumphs or the en-
tire program
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18
cHEERED THE COAL.

That children az we'll as grown per-
sons are interested In the coal situation
was fully demonstrated yesterday after
noon, when two large carloads OF the
mineral was being drawn through the
square by a Danielsonville car. the young
sters drew away from a display window
that was filled with toys. and gave
three hearty cheers for the coal.
Graham guardian., 1902-12-19

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MERGER PAID CASH.
Some $40, 700, 900 Used in the Pur-
chase of Stocks. $'
NO BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
Colonel ClouGh Explains q Statement
Made in the Answer to the
Governments.
New YORK sur saeox.l s.-x,...

New York, May g. - Officers of the
Northern Securities company were asked
to-day about the statement made in. the
answer to United States Attorney Gen
eral Knox'ss suit, that $40, COO, 900 in cash
had been expended by this company in the
purchase OF Great Northern and Northern
Pacific shares
Colonel Clough, vice president of the
Northern Securities company, said that it
was found necessary to pay cash for some
OF the lots OF. stock purchased by the
holding company. and that the S40, O0O, 600
was applied for such purchases, - -
The manner in which this $4l, OOO, 900
was raised by the SAC .O0o, 900 corporal ton
will not be disclosed for the present. The
statement is authoritatively made, how
ever, that no bonded indebtedness has
been created.~,-All of the shares of the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific com
panies, it is asserted, were acquired by di-
rect purchase Some of the former hold
ers of stocks in the two railroad com
panies demanded cash and received it,
and others took their payment part in
cash and part in stock of the Northern Sc
curities company. No fixed price gov
erned in these transactions. Some hold
ers received more than others, and the
figures varied considerably from the ba-
sis agreed upon later for an exchange Of
the stock of the Northern Securities COM
pany for the shares of the. two railroad
companies. -.
The fact that $4,000, 900 in cash. had
been extended by the Northern Securi-
ties company for the stocks OF the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific companies
was stated in the holding eompany'ss an
swer to Attorney General Knox's COM
plant, avoWedly for the purpose of max
ing the point that the Northern Securi-
ties company had acquired the stocks of
the two railroad companies by actual pur-
chase and not merely in the way of a
general exchange Of securities. .- r i.