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New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
WOMAN SPEAKS FOR oDELL.
MISS FLORENCE CEITLIN. MJrRAT FAIsTEAn
AND OTHERS AT MEETING OF CONNER
CIAL TRAVELLERS ASSOCIATION

At the MONDAY meeting of the Commercial T-ra,,
ellers' Association. supporting the Republican tick
et. yesterday in the headquarters No 4s Troadyys,,
the speakers were Murat Halstead Miss F,Ioren.a
Cetlin. a prominent campaign speaker: ColoneI
archie Il. Baxter, Clerk Of the Assembly. Y n
ROBERTS. J. /. Gossin. W. Bruce Mann and A +
BARLEY Mr Halstead. among other things. said.
The tariff question really means whether .o- ,o.
We shoulo uphold wages and the integrity ~ ~
country. Where did Bryan get his Il - ra ,fcrs
ano asked AguinsldO what he wanted The ansrve
ne gave me found in BTyen's platform -
We nave great interests in the Pacific but blass
my SOUL does the Monroe Doctrine include ,be
Mhole world? Bryan and Stevenson seeT9g,,otiIU
thought so by the deCara tons in their letters ~,
cepiance. Why, every schOOlbOy knows tbst ~
MONROE Doctrine refers only 70 the Western Csr-ti
neni Jefferson gave more land to the Deonle ia
Andrew Jackson helped him out We need renra ra
elnlgratinE across the Canadian line in ses,oL -
wheat lands? Don't y0u recall that the Terrjor,i,
OF oklahoma was peoped i'm a night? '''S
II ihe people Should be $ Wild fo H..
Democratic Congress. IL would strike down a ,bo,
sand Industries. How trusts? Was No, ~
SILVER Trust the greatest trust in the 1rorl5o IT,
stock IN il was owned in London. 4"e
Miss Florence Ceitln said in part:
A Republican State administration &c .,...
close and hope IL viii be renewed again NJ, 20
you throw a silver dollar into coutrihi1tio, t len
y ipakes more noise than does q fTaSaII'lI ~ p0k
Vow. We have a President in the White EIrsI hill
fiCn. '""i cohiDlna-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
SAYS OHIO WILL GO REPUBLICAN.
MAYOR JONES OF TOLEDO CALLS on THIS
CITYs CHEF EXECUTIVE.

Mayor Samuel NJ. Jones. OF Toledo. "of Golden
Rule" fame. says Ohio Will go Republican this fall
Mr.. Jones called on Mayor Low yesterday and
chatted on variety OF topics. He had been IN
Philadelphia on business
Il never had met Mayor Low" said Mr.. Jones
10 Tribune reporter "and thought I'd call and
pay my respects"
What about Ohio? Who Will win there this
falls' he was asked
Il think the Republicans will win Mayor Tom
J.. Johnson is making spectacular campaign but
the Republicans looking sharply their in
terests and viii get out the normal Republican
vote AS for myself, l A without a party.
The duties Of Mayor keep me busy, however"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
ooLoRED REPUBLICANS P.R.nr

One hundred strong. and wearing silk has ,
frock coats. the members OF the Colores Ra,,'t
hosn Club OF the NNIIth Assembly D!strict 49, 40
lssi nlght. prior to mass meeting held in The ~, \,
AZ no. 80 West Fifty-nnth-st The parssa =.
of march. 'e me
The club vas headed by President Peter R,,,--
ana a brass band The route OF march was rs
~ tE-nlnth-St 10 Ninth-aVe. to Fiffv-tb;-He Hest
70 Slkth-aye. 10 FoTty-seyenth-st 10 Sigt,tt o-st
10 nc meeting hall Each member carried ) ave ave
ron 5heir return - the han the members q. :, =
SHp aho ther friends listened TO Addresses o1 ne
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
CASSIDY SPEAKS HIS MINI ov B,

Borough President Josenb c..-,,..
Oe"e' IS 'hat when man is nonot1a,s . Vueens'
vT. un ne ought to be like the hired man the,
up p 'eiore daylight and does things He 'as d sets
and saws ex-senator Hill is running things
the unnuz1iea Joe belongs TO the grand army Of
t1u, ooH ~ think 1t would be wholesome. sor M
Mr cssst; one else TO try to muzzle me-" saId
..yyhsn "1S,ay Sr Yesterday at the HOFFMAN House
1 think and 62o mtg these headquarters saw wba,
Campaign is bsSt Lon mind saying il out LOUD Th9s
ganized club bih1y IN LInanaeed. They have not or
=" the state or made an EFFORT 10
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
THE TRIBUNE HAD THE NEWS
DENIED AT THE TIME. BUT THE DENT,
DIDN'T MEAN ANYTHING
From The jamestown JournaI.rr,hu,o

Hi mad known for weeks tba, c,o,o- -
newsrapers mi September last the New, " YT pe
VYor ork Of Hi Coler and Tim iIIeeting in
Hi-CoeT SuIIiyae on the date named outIined me
grcatest t I'm, sullivan Yesterday accomnIsbad -.
Senator David n "1 political career. He rret sY se
persuaded -, a a mn at the Hoffman UouSa 80
as candidate for GCfnn5ey 10 accept Brd cael
on the sIats% AN n Colers heretofore bss STATE te
Sullivan and Hin baSu .auve and shrinking manner
won't readily rub off scratched IL In so that n
This most remart-ah1. 80.
the decade is expacteIa ape political combination s
following results: ~ i's trainers to furnish the
sullivan to delivar g. -
Hill for Coler Hie Iammany delegation 70
'Coler, If elerted e. -, ~
leader OF Tammany Han aueclare Tor Sullivan as the
fail sweep the II de5Ste 6 the Mayoralty ticket nav.
and secure control ~ auinlnistration out OF powee
in Tamman9 Hail R 5eS restore the gamblers To power er
friends ample reward for uiean tbe9l and his
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
CAMPAIGN SIDELIGHTS.

'TWOULD KEEP THE SENATE CooL-some
decidedly freakish political stories reach the Fifth
Avenue Hotel from across the Brooklyn Bridge
A good one came over last night 1t that Bird
5. Coler If elected Governor. would try to
the election OF John F. Carroll United States
Senator, T5afs corki1g g9od not weather
CAROLS presence in the Senate account of
worse
TIM" OWNS NO COLLEGE.-Timothy D. Sui
livan Tammany candidate for Congress in the
With District received his education in the same
school as Mr.. Samuel Weller. 1t may be remem-
bersd that the father of ''Samivel' told Mr. Pick
wick that he gave Sammy the best educational
facilities that any boy could He turned him
loose in the streets Recently there a gath
ering on the East Side of number of people of
wealth and philanthrOpic ideas who doing mis-
sonary work on the East Side. Sullivan was in
duced to attend this meeting. He was introduced
10 several people. He met young college boy
who may have been thoroughly familiar with his
curriculum; but whose knowledge Of politics. poll
meagre Indeed. sullivan was introduced as the
TO meet yo m Said n this young Ptrf an to
ege M spyan IH may gae ~GY bm yoyr S3l
look, and walking over to one of his friends he
givin me? I a few theatres but don't own
no college"
GOLDFOGLE RATIFIED. Charles S Adler
Republican candidate for Congress in the IXth
District is power on the lower East Side He
mas Iile ana time again, by MS personal popu-
larity, carried strong Tammany district and been
returned 10 the Assembly. He is running for Con-
gress against Henry NJ Goldfogle. There is nor
many h;, pig 6 6BemoSrauc majority in the district
quarters yesterday talking with George y. South
WICK, member of Congress from Albany, when
some one said, Charlie. they tell Goldfogle Is
time 10 get ratified" and then ne added refectveiy
i don't know, however, but that he has got
cause
MR., coLERs sILENCE-"Mr. cOler's sus-
picious silence reminds me OF that old story about
the ventriloquist and his dog" said Colonel Dunn
az Republican headquarters. The ventriloauist
and beer for himself. and then as the bartender
glanced at the dog. he surprised to hear the
poodle say, I'll take bologna without beer The
~ oHered so for him. The ventriioquist said 'AU
ttLsl,I ana started 10 leave the room. The bar
tGe 'vltGeI tholght he had a canine talking machine
9nII the dog suddenly sat up and said TO his
former master. You of a gun. l know what
YOU We zone you've sold me for $50. and I'll never
say another word as long I live The bartender
Dunn. ''oNe4
THE WRONG BOX.-"Bim." the button man.
VIII have 10 'sing low around Tammany Hall for
day or two. He made a bad break yesterday
BIN brought down big boxful OF buttons and n
was reported that they We're Coler and Bulger hut
TONS AS soon as the box opened hands were
thrust In and buttons by the handful were passed
AROUND ihen some one looked at a button ana
ri raIl 70 use lmpolte language The buttons were
Iai Hspublican buttons. and carried the pct1Ires
OF gGel and Higgins. ''Bim' gave one IooL
SIaboed the bundle. and disappeared through rbe |
uoor' eXciaiming Gee! The wrong box
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
1NpoRsE MR.. HARRIsoN's CANDIDACY

Francis Burton Harrison. Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Republican XIIIth District mas
issued TO the electors OF the district circular let
ter signed by John G.. Carlisle Charles S. FaiTchild.
Everett p. Wheeler. Abram S. Hewitt. Henry F.
Dimock. Abraham r; Lawrence. August Belmont
Wluihih Sal4to,' 'SiH bIseIoW. NlIndIn ~ Oh eIps
Stokes, Hugh S: Thompson. Edward Cooper. Hugh
Il. Garden, William Church Osborn and otherS-
This letter speaks in warmest terms of Mr. Harrl-
sons qualifications. The young candidates head-
quarters are at the Bartholdi and he Is keeping
busy a force OF clerks and typewriters
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
REPUBLICAN OUTDOOR RALLY.

An outdoor rally OF the Republicans OF the Xth
Assembly District took place last evening at Sec
oho-st ana Second-ave. 1t was a gathering Of Re-
puoheans fuil of enthusiasm and confident of the
success OF the Republican ticket at the coming
eiection The meeting opened by Frederick
L. Marshall. and was addressed BY Ferdinand
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
HANNA's INDIANA TRIP.

Cleveland Oct Ex-senator Hanna will he
accompanied his flying campaign trip through
Indiana Thursday and Friday by Senators Bev.
eridge and Fairbanks. Governor Durham Harry
New. Of the national committee, and several II
diana Congressman The first speaking will he az
Evansville. Thursday. at
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
TWO TO ONE ON oDELL OFFERED.

No bets on the Govsrnorship were recorded yes
terday and the odds still strongly favor odeli
Mendham Bros offer to bet $4,000 or any part Of
that sum Odell at TO J. +. II. Brooks ia s.
$1,000 TO place Coler at 10 5.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22

Eidman. T. II. Roberts, Alexander Mclean
CHARLES Schwick, Jacob c. Brand. William BIau
candidate for Congress from the Xth Congress
District; Mayer Schoenfeld, candidate for Senator
didate for the Assembly from the Xth Assembly
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22

political situation. The speakers were NJ NJ O'Sul-
livan. Congressman W. II. Douglas Michael hlTt-
land Senate candidate in the district, and Wash
ington Bauns. Assembly candidate
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22

seTA vELOCE FAST ITALIAN Line
Sailing every Tueedav 70 Naples. SsnoAr Ssnr 81
BOLOGNESL HARTFIELD co. y Na-- =.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22

arouse the young men for the ticket. II were In
Coler's place I'd get out and do a little Work on
my own HOOK. That's the way feel about 1t.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22

Persian Lamb Jackets. SIzs $3.50 anu
c. C. Shayne, 4Ist & 42d SITS.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
A MEXICAN LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

NETWORK EENsTOwN-LIvERPooL
Oceanic Oct o. $50 a m Germanie Nov noSa ,s'5
Majestic. Oct % TeutOEic- Nov u no.
Celtic. Oct. 81. a. m Cymric Nov 10 p n
Pier as. North River. Ohice. Broadway. New fof~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
ITALIAN ROYAL MAIL 5. $. co.

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NAPLES-GENOA--ALE
ALL NEW STEAMERS. WEEKLY SE.lts4 4
HIRZEL, FELTMANN q CO.. II Broad"aS' -
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ped ID" LINE.

- For La Guayra. Puerto Cabello, Curacao ana hA
caibo, CurscOa-Calling also at san Juan r q
S. s. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, November sooa
These vessels have superior Recommendations pi -
BOULTON. BLISS q DALLEItss,
fieneral Managers. I35 FronI ,.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions iOT -
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and 3Tth until = V,Siosins branci
Advertisements viii be received al ts , n NJ viz
offices regular office rates until .ssheaye. cor
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Bleceker-st. Brooklyn. ". f.-Slo eo"-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
CUNARD LINE.

TO LIvERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Lucania. Oct 25, noon Umbria Nov. l5
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Canpania Nov. 8 10 A. NJ E'truria Nov. 90 p u
VERNON H. BROWN 4 CO. Gen. Agents.
% BROADWAY NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-22
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

From New York Wednesdays Fridays & and SatuFua'' :
FOR TEXAS, GEORGIA AND FLORIDA - In
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 70 :.
points In Texas Colorado Arizona. California MsAi'N
&c: Georgia, Florida. g.. DELIGHTFUL Excursions -
c. II MALLORY & CO.. Gen Agts.. Pier 20 z H. !" "
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-06-06

The court made its findings o.
factand ,nc.usions OF law in the
cases of Hollister vs. the state and
Hollisi VS.. the state, w. a. Clark
etal. The findings were in favor
of lIollister.
Judgment was entered in both
cases giving the promises sought
TO be condemned to Hollister on
payment of $500 in each case in ac-
cordancd with the verdict OF the
jury
Judge X. /. Perky was in the city
"Wednesday settlig up the matter in
the case. Attorneys Ed. Walters
represented the state and Clark and
S. IL. Hayes, Hollistor.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-06-06
THE WEIR PLANT
Work VIII Be Pushed on the Falls
Plant


j. II. Gregory, Of Leadyille, Colo.
foreman for the II. l.. Hoilistel
company. with five men came dowr
from HALEY Saturday evening and
drove over to Shoshone Falls Sun
day morning. All the mines Of the
Hollister company at Haley have
been closed down. including the
Hattie, and no more work will he
done until the power plant at Sho-
shone Falls is in. The company
Will put on an increased force OF
men. working both night and day
shift. The tunnel il now in 1915
feet. and work will be poshed as
rapidly es possible. With the in
.reaeed force the tunnel will no
doubt b. completed by September
LIST.
They have stopped work on every
thing else and viii do no more un-
ill the new plant is in which can
then furnish better and cheaper
power than they now have for
treating the ores coming from
their mines in the HALEY gold belt.
We are more than pleased to see
This step taken, which means so
much to every citizen OF our town
and county, and with the plant in
weare assured OF cheap electric
light and water power plant VIII CHI |
is badly needed. With the many
new buildings now in course Of |
aud those already |
completed Shoshone will be the
best town on the o. 5. l. for it will |
have more natural advantages nd !
water can be put on the thousands
Of acres Of land in southern Lincoln
county, which is now practically
barren waste, and will mean homes
for several hundred families and
nm increased crop production from
Iand which is 40 good to any one
at the present time.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-06-06
Moro building.

W. III. Baugh commenced the
work of excavation for new store
room in the r ar OF his store for a
new addition which will be of stone
Is 30 feet. Mr.. Baugh also in
tends in a short time to add another
story to the building. The upper
part to he used for Office rooms,
which are so badly needed in Sho.
shone. as there are now demands
for such rooms by doctors and law
yers. Thers is not at the present
time an empty house in the town.
and all the available rooms are oc-
cupied and sull there is a big de-
mand for residence property.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-06-06

In pecision filed, the supreme
court has alliemed the validity of
the law which prohibits sheep own
ers from grazing their hocks within
two miles oi inhabited dwellings.
The decision is by divided court.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-06-06

To the members of Junction City Lodge No
49, lndetendent Order of Odd Fellows;
Notice is hereby given that vote will be talk
EN- by the members Of said Lodge at regular
meeting of said Lodge ON Monday evening June
10th, 1902 on the proposition of selling, at pri-
vate sale,lots IL, p, 10 as.; ~ in block 12, in
Shoshone, Lincoln County, Stare OF Idaho.
c. W. WERSfcKE.
70 Secretary
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-06-06
Subscription PIIse Per Year $500

Entered at the pesstoficc nt Shoshone. Idaho,
~ z.coudrciaas mall MISTER for transmission
through tne United States mnls.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1902-06-06
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY AT

BHOSHO<E, a city Of 500: the county seat Of
Lincoln county. and the best town IN South
crp Idaho, on the main line Of the Or gon
short Line RAILWAY aud a junction Of the
ssU,e linz, 81 rood 20 Ketchum. distance Of
~ mite. and the nearest roate 10 Thunder
Mountain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-11

Ardmore' l. T., May 1O.-Com-
pIetion of the observation-disclosures
extension of the Choctaw, Okla
mona and Gulf roads was made to
day. This morning at 0 o'clock
the last spike was driven At Dur
wood, when two forces Of track
layers met. The extension is l16
miles long aud passes through the
central portion OF this Chickasaw
nation tapping q fine coil region
The Ohoctaw was recently purchas
ed by the Rock Island road and
will probably build from Ardmore
westward President Holden
Ct the road, says that regular train
service will be put on within a
few days. This road opens rail-
road connection with Memphis and
direct line to ,he east.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-11

person another Of widely different
and prepared admit that talent and accident
the compelling force.
BUT NOWADAYS A PLAYER is HIRED FOR A CERTAIN PART
HIS HER PECULIAR ADAPrAHLITY TO IT.
For and perhaps onger opportunity given to
appear in any other.
You may suggest that have pointed remedy The begin
prone say that while possible time
with stock company not possible That is
however, grave There the time Of
theaters in this country in which stock real merit
maintained These houses have regular cenand obliged to
present different play each week The effort alo made provide
variety Of week. drama the next farce
the next, melodrama the next and
1t must not be supposed that matter to get into
of the out of town stock But there s the travelling
rpey organization One least learn the rdments of the
Of acting and makeup and that than sufficient
safe for all the sacrifice which may be necessary 1t is early enough
then to begin the search for bigger game and competent
with the training acquired the humber organization the quest is
almost certain be rewarded with Too many players regard
the salary without reference the possibilities artistic develop
ment.
PAY ATTENTION TO THE SALARY AT THE START GET THE
EXPERIENCE AT ALL AND AS
MANY DIFFERENT SORTS ABOVE ALL
NEVER ALLOW YOURSELF BECOME AcToRs OR
EVEN TO BE REGARDED AS it ftat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-11

Kansas City, Mo-, May i0,-o.
n. Atkinson, contractor for the
work on the line Of the Kansas
City, Mexico, and Orient north
from sweetwater, Texas, was in
Kansas City yesterday. His com
pany has graded the line for a dis
tance of thirty miles north from
sweetwater. while another CON-
pany has carried the work south
from the Red river, distance Of
forty.six miles making total
giade Of seYentY-six miles. This,
Mr. Atkinson says, is to be closed
up by November l at The outside.
Work Is now progressing at the
rate Of mile a day. The line is
also graded north from the Red
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-11
TERRITORRY RAILROADS.
Three Stories Of Interest to Chick
asha People.

Chicago. H., May 0.-In pur-
suance Of its new plan Of OPERATION
the Rock Island management has
new division west of the
Missouri river to be known as
the Oklahoma division, and to con
sist OF all the Rock Itland's lines
IN Oklahoma. The total mileage
Of these lines is about 400 miles
and the sum will soon be materially
superintendent OF terminals for
the Rock Island in Chicago, has
been appointed superintendent of
the new division, with headquart-
ers at Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-11
AWFUL CALAMITY.
Forty Thousand Souls Have
Perished.
Completely Destroyed by Mass Of
Fire
Only Thirty Survivors
St Pierre A City in The French
West Indies.
The Volcanic Eruption Continues
Port Shipping All Burned.

Paris, May 9'-The commander
of the French cruiser, Suchet, re-
Gently at Fort De France, has tel
egraphed to the minister OF mar
inc. NJ. De Jameson, from Fort De
France, Island OF Martinique, un-
der date OF Thursday. May s. at 10
D. m, as follows. "Have just re.
turned from St. Pierre, which has
been completely destroyed by an
Immense mass of fire, whick fell on
the town at about eight o'clock IN
the morning. The entire popula-
tion. about 10000 souls Is SUP
posed to have perished. l have
brought back the few survivors,
about 80. All the shipping IN the
harbor has been destroyed by fire.
The eruption continue"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-11
ALL SAID 'AYE'
Mighty Chorus Welcomes Okla
homa.
Our Little Sister in Wonderful
Luck.
Not An Opposing Vote
Memorable Moment in the Ter
ritory's History.
She Has Yet to Run the Gauntlet
of the Senate.

Washington. D. o., May O.
"The question is now on the pas
sage OF the bill. Those in favor
of its passage, say Aye"
So spake Speaker Henderson at
the conclusion of the DEBATE on
the omnibus statehood bill.
Scarcely had the words fallen from
bis lips when a mighty chorus
pealed out. II was the voice OF
triumph, exultation and joy.
Those who had opposed the bill
sat mutely in their seats and when
the speaker again said
"Those opposed to the bill say
nay - There was deathlike 81
lence in the chamber. Not mem
bef raised his voice in opposi-
ton.
"The ayes have il, and the bill
is passed,p concluded the speaker
1t was memorable moment in
the history making epoch of Ok
lahoma, Arizona and New Mexico
It was the unanimous decree Of
the lower house of the nationa
legislature in favor of the terri
tories.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-11
EVENT OF QUEEN QUALITY AND oxFoRD SHOES ON TF'7D PA
CON SCIENCE AND i-i.'s;,Sc,,-'-- b. R;.6oo
CHARACTER MAKE HENRY c.
THE GOOD BALLOT r1l1Ik

IE other nations Of the world have understood the
greatness of this nation. Japan has taken from
us the best Of our social and military ideas and
transplanted them in that country. THAT
WHICH LIES AT THE FOUNDATIONS
OF "A REPUBIIC is PURITY, INTEG-
RIrY AND INTELLIGENCE. You may grant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-11

Everything is in rediness to begin
laying track Immediately upon
their arrival, an d there Will be no
delay from chat time on.
Including the grading in NJ exico
and the United States and the 130
miles in Mexico in operation,
nearly one third Of the total
length Of the Orient road is graded
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-11

river leaving a gap TO be filled be.
tween there and the southern end
OF the grade, which extends from
north Of Anthony, Kansas, to
south of fFairview, 0. T.. distance
of about 100 miles.
Rails are enroute for the first
thirty miles of this line south from
Anthony within a day or two.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-11
LAID AT REST.
Funeral of the Late Admiral Of
Exceeding Pomr.

Washington, D. O., May To-
With pomp exceeding that of any
naval funeral in this country in
recent years, the remains ofthe late
William Thomas Sampson, were
laid at rest. Every department Of
the national government was rep
resented.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-11
The "One Part" Player
BY SADIE MARTTNOT.
Star Of "The Marriage Game"

JLIKE many actresses, | believe
that THE CONE PART" AC-
TREss OR ACTOR is NOT OF
MUCH ACCOUNT. The player
who makes pronounced hit in
certain role is not necessarily
great performer, but let that same