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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-03-11
FRTARs MUST GO.
Pope Leo Orders His Delegate to Con-
ciliate the Americans.
Acconio

Rome, March 11.-When the pope re-
ceived Monsignor Sparretti on Monday
before the departure of the latter for
the Philippines he urged him to make
every effort to work with and concilate
the Americans from whom, including
President Roosevelt himself, the papal
government had received such evident
marks of friendliness.
The words of the pontiff are the more
important since he recently received
many warm petitions from the friars
and their protectors, urging him to main
tain their moral and material supremacy
in the Philippines and recommending
especially to prevent their removal.
Several cardinals consider that If
Washington insists the friars must ul-
timately be gradually Withdrawn.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-03-11
WOMEN WERE SHOT.
They Were Ambushed and One Of
Them Was Killed.
Gy Associated Press.)

Camden, N. j., March 11.-Mrs, Lafs
Giuss and Mrs. Frank Cowie of West
mont, four miles south of here, We're shot
this morning on the outskirts OF the town
by two unknown men who escaped Mrs.
Gruss was instantly killed and Mrs.
Gowie was brought to Cooper hospital In
this city in critical condition.
The police are looking for Lafe Gruss,
the husband of the murdered woman,
who.had been separated from his wlfc
for about a week, as d result or a guar
rel.
Mrs. Gowie Is the wife of Frank tiowie.
who is prominent In WcStmont.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-03-11
JUDGE HARNEY MUST SHOW
CAUSE IN MINNIE HEALEY CASE
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

o
Judge Harvey Of Butte will have before the
decided the Minnie Heaey
pending his court the second application for writ of mandate
having been
The
the affidavit
i'm
by Cornell Kelley.
Of $ n .
dcRnto
Monday morning eockto t
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-03-11
Soldiers Are Injured.

Omaha, Neb.. March 11.--Eight soldiers
were injured, several of them seriously,
at Fort Crook by the derailment Of
Burlington coach on the train which
brought the Twenty-second infantry 10
the fort today The train was being side
tracked. when one OF the coaches wa9
derailed and overturned. 1t was loaded
with soldiers. most OF whom were asleep.
The injured were taken to the post hos
pital.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-03-11
Cecil Rhodes Is Better.
(By Associated Press.l !

Capetown, March 11-Although no
marked Improvement Is noted in the con-
dition of Cecil Rhodes he was decidedly
more cheerful and talkative today. Tho
cooler weather now prevailing is favor
able to his recovery.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-03-11
New Bank at Bozeman.
Especial to Inter Mountain.

Especial to Inter Mountaln)
Bozeman, March 1.-THE Gallatln
State bank will begin the transaction
of business in the office Of the Gallatin
Abstract company within a few days.
w. f.. Davidson, the present cashier of
the Commercial National bank, will act
as cashier.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-03-11
Earthquake Shocks in Russia.

St. Petersburg, March 11.--Severe
earthquake shocks recurred at Shamaka,
Trans -Caucasia, Sunday. About 1900
persons are destitute as result OF the
subterranean disturbances which oc-
Cured at Shamaka about the middle of
February
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-03-11
Kings Racer Is Lame.
lRy Associated Press. !

London, March liking Edwards
steeplechaser, Ambush II, the favorite
for the Grand National, pulled up lame
this morning, after trial at Newmarket.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

l. Fletcher, r. A. S.. gives in Ma
trrc an acc5unt OF a mete0ric stone
waica fell at crosshill. Crumlin. about
via miles west OF Belfast. on Sept. Is
last This meteorite exceeds in size
any which has fallen in Britain for
elghty-nine years. Il is also larger
than any which has fallen in England
since 1875. A lapse OF twenty-one
years represents the time since any
meteorite Sad previously descended on
the soil Of Britain. a. Il IA Ireland il
self no such visitant has been record.
ed for thirty seven years. Mr. Wal
ker. on whoae farm the meteorite fell.
says that the stone was hot when il
landed. ard felt hot for a. least an
hour thereafter The fall was accom-
panied By 4 noise compared 70 the
bursting OF boiler. a cloud OF dust
showed where the stone had entered
the ground. and BY aid OF a spade il
was extracted from depth OF foot
ard a half. = sulphupus odor was
perceived in the near vicinity. and
the noise made By the dftonation was
hear. distance OF thirteen miles
from crasshnl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

suggested that the Princess Henry
had son j was answered With a
shrug, oh, yes; and she is the only
one OF the sistersl"
Some very interesting Russians. a
professor in some big school and his
son-inIaw. came aboard at Kertch.
The younger man WAS a physician
who had broken down from overwork
and was taking holiday. He had 900
cases Of cholera in his district in the
interior during the last two months,
and said it was almost impossible to
keep the disease down When asked
the cause OF it he shrugged his shoul-
ders ard said. "A little thin cabbage
soup and stale bread once a day is
not nourishsng diet: but this is a
hard world to live int"
4 Russian doctor and German mer-
Chant agreed perfectly in regard to the
Jew In Russia. who is looked upon
with great dislike and aversion; but
they both declared that the Armen-
ian was far worse than the Jew. and
that II vas a pity that all the Ar
meniaas had not been killed during
me Turkish slaughter OF them. ~lt
TAKES two Jews to make an 'Armen-
IAN said the German merchant, and
the other agreed with him. They said
sfat tae Armenian was so mean crea-
fare that d. did not hesitate to pay
the servants Of a hotel 70 read private
letters in which he was interested, and
tell him a. IT contents.
We heard a funny story concerning
The Jews. u seems tnat the last gov
crnor Of Odes-a--a despotic being ap-
parently-raade a law that the Jews
who came from the interior aud wore
one oily curl hanging over each ear
should cut on their curls before en-
tering the city. AS no jew is al
lowed TO stop longer than twenty -four
hours ii any town except his own.
they an objected to changing the style
OF their hair for that short time. When
asked his reason the governor said that
Il looked oirty and he did not like It.
So much for being the governor Of
Odessa.
Every ono seems to aeree that the
caucasans are a very fine race OF
men; tall and well built. and with
good features. They say taat at 1'idis
they are all Princes. which sounds
rather unusual. we were told finny
tale OF ar English widow, very rich.
who went to rifis and was much at
ractssd By the APPEARANCE Of the wait
er at her table. When she found that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

That there Is a natural light in the
oceans depths. far beyond the point
where the solar rays can penetrate. is
shown by the fact that animals have
been found there capable OF producing
their own light This Is caused some
times by phosphoreseent secretions
which cover the body OF the animal,
and sometimes by clearly defined and
localized visual organs. The picture
OF such an animal here shown. repro
duced from Public Opionion. is Of a
poulpe caught In the Antarctic ocean
at depth OF 1900 meters. and photo
graphed on board of the steamship
Valdiyia Immediately after its capture.
south Of the Cape OF Good Hope. when
Its luminous organs still emitted light
These organs are twenty-four In num-
Der, some forming a crown around the
eyes, while others are placed on the
ventrai face and on the arms. the light
varying from frey red to pure white
Each light consists of a small cup
covered with black pigment and re
covered with a transparent lens.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

For some time past a determined
effort has been made to introduce
aluminium wares in India in place OF
the native copper vessels. Almost all
Indian domestic utensils are OF copper
and it is sought to introduce the
bright clean looking aluminium. The
technical schools at Madras and Bonn
bay are lending their EFFORTS to the i'm
provement. which is also receiving the
enthusiastic support OF the govern
ment Many Of the camp utensils OF
the British army in India are Of alumni
num. but the native still clings rather
tenaeiously 70 his time e-hCnored met
ais.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

Mn. Grleve Haines' play
Hearts Af,e. is not without pun-
gent sarcas and trite observation
At auy rateAne OF The speeches are
good. as heaemonstrated;
Journalists md anarchy would die
OF inanition some OF us who are
IN the swleid not make fools Of
dnrseives~
There Rr& marrying men IN the
new centur Bachelors cling 70
single blessctss. husbands coTef it
and the 'brlfs ind il cheaper 70
make love tRher mems wives.
''lt's cas1f take the goods TAG
gods providebut be careful not %
- caught VI the goods on.
"A woman, elthqr good or bad,
circumstancehaye nothing to no
With It. and tt1e that woa't stand
the test Is prs poor stun
People u2iy wear their bes,
manners hkeselr best clothes. he
fore taking. marriage. 'After taxi
Ing old habi bike old clothes. rat.
uraliy the Il most comfortable
and then The -opener.
"A wise "a loesn't need advice
and fool vi take r..
"There's rdsng so monotonous as
DOWNRIGHT per woman To hold
man--'mere IA Woman must be
a pdtponrri. e1,out 81 heavenly ylr.
tuea and earY vices. With gen
erous dash OF ft,rll.a TO keep tainSs
warm.
~Arairs witmarricd Women are
ALWAYS safe. tnS.r women are apt
to take thing too seriously until
they learn thtopes.
Its one tis 20 ART with an.
other mans " and another thing
70 have maihrt with your wife. 2
This idea o pretty face compen-
aating chap br a cheese and
cracker diet Is romantic failacy'
Men nnd ride songs and highly
coiored enecdo4 spicier, when erna'
nafing frors feies who are labeled
respectable.
There arc rhents in every wo
mans life whehhe totterE on the
brink Of moralnicide.-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

AZ the recent meeting II the British
Association for the Advancement Of
Science, Pref Arthur ScAuster called
attention to the great waite Of power
ia the science cf metooriogy. where
tie Workers are neariS 4 devotlne
their energies solely ia WnulasInE
observations. Thosn t fa caicu
iating the results of tit at toiiec.
items af tala are hui ftr aaH Close
occupied ia deduclne "a % them the
physical laws undsrls inF uefea, olegi-
cal phenomena are ST ti3 @es. As a
consequence undiges in isllras aie
accumriating 10 an eflcat rhich
threatens to crush tut ird nefations.
observations taken witf4st 4 Sitw to
the solution u some GeH4 problem
are Of comparatively mud ainc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

be was a Prince. not appreciatlns how
little that means In Russia she sent
word to him that she would like to
meet him. He haughtily replied that
he would not meet her unless she was
prepared 10 marry him at once; &C
which she actually agreed. and they
were married.
Novorissisk is the last stopping
place before Batoum Here, as soon
as our gangplank was put out, the
usual rush Of porters began. They al
ways have the right Of way. and they
we're certainly remarkable-looking por-
ters. clad in indescribable costumes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

The mass Of the rings Of Saturn
was first determined by Bessel in the
year 1881 by observations on the
motion OF Titan. Saturn's largest
satellite. The method employed gave
an approximate mass which was ad.
mittedly too large. Tisserand. by a
different method. obtained the result
that the mass of the rings was to
that OF the planet as / to $40. Prof.
Asaph Hall in the Astronomical Jour
nal No. 20 obtains a much smaller
ratio: namely to 1902. This gives
the ring mass only .two-thirds that
OF Titan. whose mass is to that OF
Saturn as 1 to $500.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06
wLL suE FoR 1lvoRcE.

wife Of Roland Molineux Takea
Steps TO Secure Freedom.
Mrs. Molineux, the wife Of the man
acquitted in the second trial OF one
of New York's most noted murder
cases, win endeavor to secure a
divorce. She is now in Sioux Falls.
s. d.. where she will sue as soon as
she establishes the necessary resi-
dence IN the state. The news Of Mrs.
Molineux's appearance in South Dako
IA was a surprise to her friends and
her husbands friends in New York.
who believed family differences had
been settled. In the Molineux trial an
effort was made by the state to prove
jealousy of his wife's friendship for
Harry Cornish as a motive for Molin-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06


The Invention shown ip the accom-
panying drawing has been designed By
s. c. Lawlor Of Duluth, MINI. for use
In cleaning the outer surfaces OF win
dows by a person operating from the
inside. thus avoiding the exposure in
cold weather and the danger Of falling
from the window
The ap. aratus consists Of a horizon
tai tube With spring-actnated rods pro-
Jecting from either end TO press
against the sides OF the window frame
and having a sliding block mounted
on the tube to support lever con
trolling the action Of a vertical mem
Der. which extends cutside the build
ing and carries the cleaning devices.
Inside the vertical member Is rubber
cord. secured at the lower end and
connected with the sliding cleaner at
the top.
BY pulling on cord which runs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

The Omnibus company OF Paris
maintains a laboratory In which qucs-
tons like that OF obtaining economy
In feeding horses are studied. The
FIRST managers OF the company used
only hay, oats and straw as food Dur
Ing recent years the ration has been
mixed with horsebcans Locust beans.
oilcake. etc. and the price OF the
daily ration has been thus diminished
from nearly three francs to about
1 $40 francs In 1855 the cost was
about . $40 francs; in 1867, 2 $40; in
1878 2-io: in 1889. 2. and in 1900
$40 francs. The food is chopped
end thoroughly mixed before using.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

The result OF tests Of liqu air
plant, made at Cornell university. re-
ported al tho Pittsburg meeting OF the
American Association for the Ad-
vaacement of Science. Indicates that
the esrenditnre Of one horsepower
continuously for one hour results IN
The production OF Just enough LIQUID
air 10 produce L utilized in its tnrn
as a source OF power, in a perfect ma
chine. one horsepower for one min
ute. The cxpcrimenter adds that the
most efficient method Of obtaining
liquid air as vet discovered would ir.
crease the time 10 only Ave minutes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

metric system N Great Britain.
The United States consul general at
London forwards letter from the
secretary OF the Decimal Association
OF England on the subject OF the agi.
iation now going on for the adoption
OF the metric system Ia Great Britain.
Of which the substance Is as follows:
There are 290 members of the House
OF Commons in favor Of the adoption:
sixty town councils have passed reso-
lutions in favor OF the movement: all
the chambers Of commerce. nearly all
the school boards. the trade unions
and many scientific societies are ike
wise IN favor: the prime minister of
the colonies. lately in session in Lon
don. passed a resolution urging the
adoption OF the measure. and the
prime minister Of England Is also
very favorable II is probable that
al the next session Of parliament the
necessary bill viii be passed. II Eng
land enters the metric union the
United States will probably follow.
Then we may look out for expensive
chaos in the machine shops. archite..
tural Offices. etc, throughout the
country and for a plentiful crop OF
lawsuits regarding titlas to land that
must arise when the dimensions Of
city lots are expressed in decimetres
Instead OF In feet and inches. The
metric system has been legal in the
United States since 1866. Any one
who wishes 10 use 1t can do so. All
persons 10 whom it is an advantage
already use the metric system. Why
should It be forced down the threats
n those 10 whom It is no advantage,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06


principally rags, but always with q
hood or rag OF some kind to answer as
such thrown over their heads. They
we're OF many races-Turks. Caucas-
ans. Jews, Armenians. Russians, and
Persians All chartered at the top
Of their voices in Russian. making
tremendous noise, and all carried
heavy loads. which rested on straw
cushions on their backs. which were
bent nearly double.
When We came on deck he next
morning we were overjoyed to see the
mountains-the Caucasus. magnificent
that point seemed almost equally i'm
posing. The scenery was wonderfully
fine as we approached Batoum. for
the weil-wooded coast range, the Ad-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

over the pulley at the elbow and lies
parallel with the controlling lever the
cleaner Is lowered from the top to the
bottom OF The sash while the return
motion Is effected by the rubber cord.
To put the apEei-.us in operation, the
rods are contracted sufficiently TO per
NIT engagement with the window
frame, the window sash having been
previously raised to allow the passage
Of the vertical tube. The lever is then
grasped in one hand and the cord in
the other. thus exerting a pressure on
the glass as the cleaner is raised and
lowered.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

sisk. All OF them we thought rather
uninteresting places. except Ialta, as
the country is nat or with low sun
dried hills and no vegetation
Some one has said that the East
meant to him a Babel Of voices. all
talking at once and in the loudest
Of tones, and we felt that on the ten
der we must indeed be In the East.
It r. funny TO watch them, more SO
than to listen: for they never seem
to feel II necessary to come near
enough to save their voices, but
scream to each other from the house
tops or yell from a distant boat or
shout from the end OF a street until
one wonders what their throats can
be made or One does not wonder.
however. that they shout when In a
crowd. for with everybody In the
crowd talking as fast as he can only
the loudest voices can be heard,
| had always imagined Russian to
be n harsh language. more like Ger
man. and was surprised to md Il very
musical and much like Italian in
sound. The women have not very
agreeable voices, high and nasal and
thin; but those we met and saw Wsre
all pretty, with slim figures and fair
skins "
All the Russians we met sc5iie
warmly and affectionately of the Car.
but the poor Czarina seems to be uni
versaily disliked. She is considered
English. and the hatred of the Eng
lish is never disguised. She is called
naughty and proud. and is supposed
TO be trying TO break down and root
OFT all the old Russian customs and
10 introduce English ones in their
place, Poor young thing her life is
anything but an enviable one. We
were told that none Of the Princesses
Of Hesse had sons, and that of course
she would never have one. When
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06
POPULAR SCIENCE

other suitable material. with the pro
jecting WINS hinged 70 the eyep.ece
and adapted to open or close accord
ing to whether the objectiyes occupy
a position parallel or perpendicular to
the plane OF the instrument. A but
ton on the side OF the case provides
means for fitting the shaft which car
ries the objecfives. and the usual ad
iusting screw projects the eyepieces
until the instrumont is in proper focus
for the user. ~
To close the glass the detectives are
turned nat. the wings folded together
and the eye-piece contracted inside the
projecting shield.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

Ono Of the postal clerks in charge
Of supplemental mails on the New
York pier Of the White Star Line re-
Gently received a half dollar which is
believed to be unique among United
States coins Instead Of letter 81
In the word half there is an r.. and
the coin is apparently officially desig.
mated as hale dollar Apparently
the coin is genuine. as il has the cor.
rect sound and weight It bears the
date 1893
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06
SPECIMEN OF IRISH ART.
Celebrated Gross Of Cong" Believed
to be MANY Centuries Old.

Celebrated Gross Of Cong" Believed
to be Many Centuries Old.
One OF the finest specimens OF
ancient Irish art is now to be seen
in the Dublin museum. This is the
Cross of Cong which is said 10
have been made for the Church Of
Tuam, County Galway. by order Of
King Turlough O'Conor 1t is record
ed that this relic was carried from
Tuam to Cong either by Archbishop
O'Duffy, who died in the Augustinian
Abbey there in 1850. or by King Rod
eric O'Conor. the last monarch of Ire
land, who himself founded and en-
dowed the Abbey at Cong II was
concealed at the time Of the Reforma-
ton and found early in the past cen
tury. when It passed into the posses
sion Of Prof Maccullagh. Il meas
ures two feet six inches in height, and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

The jewelers. Circular thus de-
scribes a new optometer. reee7tly pat
ented:
In an optoTneter. the combination
with supporting frame, OF disk piv-
oted centrally thereto and provided
with lens holders. said frame being
provided with arms having longitude
nal slots located beyond the periphery
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

Once upon a time a very nervous
man called on his physician and asked
him for medical advice.
Take a tonic and dismiss from yoin
mind all that tends 70 worry you. said
the doctor.
Several months afterward the pa
tent received a bill from the physi-
clan asking him to remit SIS and an
swcred L thus,
Dear doctor, have taken tonic
and your advice Your bill tends 10
worry me. and SO I dlaniss it from
my mind
Advice sometimes defeats IFS
Eiver
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06
Persons, Places
and Things
suLTAN To vIsIT AMERIcA.

Ruler Of Johore viii Arrive in 1sl4
and Attend Fair.
The sultan OF Johore. Malay pen D.
sula. will make a tour Of American
in 1904 and will visit the St. Louis
exposition.
At a recent audience at Singapore
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

FVIUI1U " Is IWcIQfl TIC " n Lcns1
man is salcom. II ever. seen AZ the
show with a glass; unless between the
acts. A new device Is a glass recently
designed by Emile Ba,aait or Genera.
Switzerland ar Illustration of his in-
gention being shcra herewith
It would seem from ttis picture that
The new glass can ue made so llsht
and fold up In such small compass as
% be carried in the pocket with 20 ln-
convenience az all The frame Is q
spring steel. cos, vcd with loethc7 or
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

The highest fway To tho Unite,
States is the CoAdo Midland. whicl
sroascs a pass $50 feet high.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-12-06

Many persons who attend the thea
Ter DO not take an opera glass along
because It Is 90 much bother TO carry
It around ewing 10 its bulk and weight
and Il is probably Cor this reason that