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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-21

The news of thediE ter spread
quickly and the scenfs II mouth Of
the mine while the " kers were
ere beyond description. Busl-
ness was suspended in Coal Greek
as soon as the news became known
and men, women and children
gathered around the FratervIle
entrace. Women whose husbands
and sons were within were wild
with grief All day long the
rescuers toiled ut the slate obsiruc-
ton, and not until 5 o'clock did
they force an eatrace through it.
Up 70 that hour only five dead
bellies had been recovered and
hope was still high that many
miners within were safe. Tho
hope ofthe living were doomed,
however, for when once the
rescuers could enter and proceed
ed they walked along one con
tinous tomb Of death. There was
not a sign Of hfe. Every man
had persisted, they believed,
although it will be early in the
morning before all the rooms can
be entered.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-21
SIMON sTINsOE.
Death Yesterday of well-KnOwn
Young Man.


Simon Stinson, a son Of DR.. and
Mrs. J.. e. stinson. died early
yesterday morning of pneumonia
at his parents home on Chickasba
avenue. The young man had been
quite i'll for some tune, hut not
until Monday was his condition
hopeless. He was twenty years
OF age and a bright and promising
life was cut short. The remains
we're taken to Montague, Texas,
for interment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-21
Explosion Occurred Three Miles From The HoIstIng Shaft
Women and Children Gather at Mouth of Mine
and Heartrending Scene Follows.
--ResCuing Party Receivers
Some of the Dead.

Coal Creek, Tenn, May TO-
Between l75 and 225 men and boys
met instant death at the Frater-
Wills coal mine, located two miles
west of this town at 1880 O'CLOCK
this morning, because Of a gas ef
plosion.
or the large number OF men and
boys who went to work this morn
ing, only one is alive and he Is so
padly injured that he cannot live.
The Feraterville mine is the oldest
mine in the coal creek district,
having been opened IN 1870. 1t is
fully three miles from the opening
Of the mine to the point where the
men We're at work. They had not
been at work .ong before the ter
rible explosion occurred. There
was fearful,roar, and then flames
shot from the entrace and the air
shafts. As soon as possible two
rescuIng parties were started in,
one at the main entrance, the
other through the Thistle mine,
which adjoins and in which no
men were at work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-21
Married Yesterday.

MISS Mamie Moore and Mr..
George Snow, both OF Rush
Springs, came in on the south
bound yesterday afternoon aud at
5 O'clock were married at the Kim
ball house. Rev w. b. Leonard
of the Presbyterian church per-
formed the ceremony. The young
people expect to return to Rush
Springs tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-21
WORK HAS BEGUN.
Chickasha Cotton Oil Mill Com
pany are Rebuilding.
Largest In Two Territories.
Will Make the City a Great Cot
ton Market.

Ahe baiiy Express sent mar
down TO interview the Cotton Oil
Mill Company. Mr.. r. X. Wooten
very kindly showed him around
and gave him ell the information
desired.
The new mill be erected upon
the old site but will be consider
ably larger. The foundation was
begun Monday morning and is ~
by 1872 feet. The mill when com
plete will have daily capacity OF
100 tons, an increase OF 20 tons
per day over the old mill. The
best machinery made will be in
stalled and the whole mill will be
IN operation In time for the crop
this year 1t will be the largest
cotton oil mill in the two Terrific
ries and will employ about sixty
men.
Many men Of wealth and stand
ing N cotton circles are interested
in the new mill, especially the
McFaddens.
The Rock Island wall soon be
gin work on a spur to the com
press, which will be built near
the oil mill aud which will handle
! 900 to 1900 bales per day. The
erection Of compress of size
to handle the cotton
grown along the Rock Island will
make ChiekRsha the headquarters
ofa number Of cotton buyers and
will add greatly to her wealth
md commercial importance. For !
many reasons, the cotton growers
an obtain better prices at Ohicka
'ha than at ether towns. Mr..
Wooten stated that his people
'Ould afford to pay higher prices
or cotton seed for the reason that ,
hey could sell the manufactured +,
'roduct to stock raisers near
chickasha.
IL rs expected that work will
DON begin on an or 10 stand gin ! :
cry which will also be in opera
ion by fall,
The cotton mill people are in
nil sympathy with the Daily Elk
ress in its efforts to secure free
ridges east Of the city and new :
ridge north OF town. Mr.. Wooten
'ated that at a moderate estimate
5O, 900 u year in cotton alone is
'st to Chickasha by not having
zee. bridges east Of the city and 0
cry nearly as much from the o
orth- Practically the whole Of Ii
nat trade is driven to other points "
nd the money received is spent :,
lywhere but in Ohiekasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-21
KILLED ENTIRE FAMILY.
William Austin Crazed by Love
For Little Girl.
He Then Committed Suicide
Horrible Scene at Farm House
in Florida.

St. Augustine. Fla. 20.-Orazed
by his Information for little Abitha
MoOulloch, a ls-year old girl,
Wn.Austion, aged 20, yesterday
killed the girl, four other persons
and then committed suicide in the
farm house OF VIM. Wilkson, near
Hastings, ls miles from 81. Aug
Justine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-21
WRECK on CHooTAw.
Construction Train Crashes Down
Embankment.

ArdmOre, I. T., May 20.-A
construction train was wrecked
this morning II miles east OF
Ardmore on the Choctaw, Okla
homa and Gulf road in which four
men were killed and seventeen
seriously injured, four fatally.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-05-21
FEARS AROUSED.
st, Thomas Hears Heavy Noises
From Martinique.

81; Thomas, D. W l., aIay 20.
AT 6 O'Clock this morning
heavy detonations were heard from
the southeast, the direction in
which Martinique lies, surpass-
ing those Of May z.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1902-04-14
Excitement at Columbus.

Columbus, Ca, April n.-(SpeciaL)-An
unusual phenomenon was the occasion of
considerable excitement among Columbus
people at 1:20 O'Clock this morning. Ac-
Cording to the statements of many peo-
pie who were W at that hour the sun
appeared to have two satellites. one on
either side, and both appearing somewhat
smaller than the sun Itself. The morning
was rather hazy one, and the three balls
of fire in the eastern horizon ciused ex-
element and wonder among white people
and CONSERVATION among many negroes.
Many negroes ran into the streets de-
claring that the judgment day had come
The phenomenon lasted. J. is stated, Tor
about thirty minutes and its strange ap-
petrance was heightened by peculiar
looking rainbow that was about the sun
and satellites in the form of a crescent.
The smoke hung heavy over the cry this
morning as a result of last nights ire,
and whether this occasioned an optical
delusion pure and simple, is a matter for
speculation.
Parties from Harris county report the
same phenomenon was noticed there.
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SAW HALO ABOUT THE SUN.
MACON PEOPLE WITNESSED THE
PHENOMENON.
There Was Large Ring and Two Bril-
liant Spots Visible
in It

Macon, Ga, April 1.-(Special. )-The
PC ople of Macon mad the pleasure to-day
Of witnessing with much interest "A phe-
nc menon in the heavens which was In the
shape of a large ring of about % radius,
Passing through the sun and with two
brilliant spots in it's circumference. one
on each side of the sun. Mr.. Weeks, oil
the weather bureau, gives this description
of the phenomenon:
at is what is called solar halo and, III
just the form in which it occur ed today,
Is quite rare in the southeastern states.
Farther north and northwest they are
mere frequent and in Cana6a ard the far
northwest are frequently composed OF
quite complicated series of circles or
portions of circles, sometimes as many as
seven. The bright spots are at the inter
sections Of the circles and are called
mock suns, or sun dogs The circles are
caused by the reflection and refraction of
light from the floating ice crystals that
form the thin upper clouds that we often
see. When these crystals are of about the
same size and float suspended in the air
in a similar mann er 10 each ether, the
result is a solar holo or lunar halo, ac
cording To which ever crb may be shin
ing. The temperature Of the air is one
degree lower for every lS3 feet that We
rise. so that, even III the summer. the
temperature at the level of the highest
clouds is freezing. These balos have no
particular meaning in regard 10 weather
changes except that they are more likely
To occur in cold weather. but, in the
northwest, 1t is often thought that they
Indicate that colder weather is approach
ing.
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EYES VACANT, FACES PALLID.
ONE SCANT MEAL A DAY FOR
SUFFERING PEOPLE.
Pathetic Sights in Drought Stricken
Sections of Texas Are
Described.

Laredo Tex, April 7.-Letters were re-
ceived today from County Clerk Peter
Walls. Sheriff and Tax Collector Lozano
and County Judge Spohn. of Zapata coun-
ty, today. in response to inquiries as to
the condition o. affairs in that section.
and they confirm the reports of the desti-
tute condition of the citizens. County
Clerk Walls. in his letter, says:
81 cannot i'm words picture the misery,
privations and suffering affecting our
drought-strioken country. To say some
families have one scant meal day is
expressing ii mildly While | cannot state
positively that any people have actually
cIed of starvation. still | can say in all
truth, and all the residents here will bear
me out, many have died that were sick
who could have been easily saved if nour-
ishment had been at hand. In San Ig-
nacio and other places the children have
that palid look that listless walk and
blank stare which clearly shows that
hunger is at hand. We ask that the rep
resentative of charitable people be sent
here t. investigate. All We ask for il
corn, beans. lard. coffee and sugar. Plant
ing time has passed and there is no hope
of crop again this year The people
that actually require and must have aid
cannot be less than 1900
Sheriff and Tax Collector Lozano con-
firms Mr.. Walls statement and says that
many cattle:nen have lost the greater
part Of their cattle and stock and many
have not single animal left.
County Judge Spohn certifes TO the ter
rib'e condition of the people of Zapata
county. as stated in Mr. Walls letter. and
asks that relief be furnished Immediately,
Judge Spohn saws all that the PEOPLE Of
Zapata ask for is the necessities of life,
such as corn and beans.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1902-04-14
CHICAGO NEAR BANKRUPTCY
mayor Harrison Sends Gloomy me-
sage to Council

chicago April 7.-(Speciall- In b;s -.
, nuaI message TO the council this evon, an
Mayor Harrison said: evening
Financially the citv's aosai-.
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ARKANSAS.


Little Rock. Ark. April Former Gov
ernor James +. Eagle tonight formally
declined 10 tender his resignation as
a member Of the state capitol commits
sion per request Of Governor Davis.
Il am not willing 10 step out on the
demand Of the governor when have COM
mitted no offeuse To Justify such de
mand.'' said Ex-Governor Eagle
Governor Davis to-day rendered his Tesig-
nation aS vice president 80 the Baptist
State Association. a communication TO
that effect being sent 10 Ex-Governor
Eagle as president Of the association.
Both these incidents had their origin in
the recent heated state campaign.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1902-04-14
The Frost of 1S49.

Editor Constitution: | notice some persons
are differing as the time of the big frost
and freeze Of $40
I am not as old as some men. but remem-
her the occasion perfectly. The snow fell sun
day. April is, 1t being Easter Sunday nlSh''
and for four or five nights following there
was heavy frost and plenty Of ice. The freeze
was so severe that all the hin bark trees
were killed. some with trunks as big as a
mans body.
The day before the snow I remember on re-
turning from church with my father and moth
er. who had a couple Of preachers going home
with them to spend the night. passing field
OF wheat. They were noticing 1t, and remarked
that the wheat would be nearly ready to cut
by May |. IL was then heading out. II per-
will go back TO their old calendars they
will find Easter Sunday came that year N
April I 5. l then lived in what IS now Daw-
county, Ga. j. c. HENDRlX.
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Editor O titnfion. D..
IT,, otHIi. ions which VIII govern M ,e kno"
pr,,, IN NJ scholarships at oxford aWatd-
khoies az" IN the viii of tho late eli
~ I,'Eeiieii' 5 O.. Aprl 2. 1902 - MAYS
,,rt,.t, ,"t allotment Of SCHOLARSHIPS to., ,,..-
h,, ,ia ior each state in The United states
d. b. 49,, ~, 81 now these bequests wers
.he iestator did not 81 int a1,. J FAe.q-
contest,'-3' e manner in which they sbo,i,i i's
after hi- ~, o"t lett this 10 be decided mn
Sere csa, Ais intention during life sp "a nad
OF the Nil WIN carrying out the pr.i,.is Tl,o
trustees - - IS probable that "a Loa,ri 'i' ~
he ."r tne fund viii be appoip, '''ar u OF
miliar Win Ah,rcan scholars who are IN IN
wen 01Ueauonal affairs in This en-. Ia
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April 10. 1919 Was Mol

80, M institution: ! see in Tho 60.
inr fr,,,, ''ioIhihg thar Mr. r. y nan .,!
f. y, taiontown Ala. claims M ~ writ
stead NJ ,s sS4s was on the 10th Of Ma, me
The reason I remernbar ,f s1ys;
.,i nay was away from nome =. SO we'll
a S,, MAJ IN thin summer clothes me time
aIr Hali lemon that it turned cold was "a on
,1,r1 MN cold sunday afternoon ms error 1t
days vas " Dafd freeze, lastino ,L.dy
st ste ON On Of Aprl Is4e. was NJ,
Ing thar M tte4s' fen ON Wodnei,iay.aHyi the
hat memorable nan Is mistaken as ro show
Atlanta, Ga, April 2 Iooo w +. BURT
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- were James 4 Mount Off,.
-. l"'r T. b. Terry. whose 80. res
| -, = IarSer suction rance, -i---59
! re- -'S'itute worker; Professo, ~ -
! stft,,tI "-o + now superint .ndent ne
Mereji1b "e state. ard Mrs. Viroi,j,
farm ~ ~ +" az was called from her ST.
/" the mead of am low. 50 ''eh
e'iool Tor girls. There was Is[l- S'fI'i
~ ~ q. HTst. and many sassi,.,.. tiitef- .
-','lI "it| persons. ana Dof r,rr N less {
- -, ne BEST OF the n.y. '1-ii
,.ri i5''i'stleu and interest ora,i,,.l,--- -
Iareo.., Ul.H Tor the past few - a.
too sn1,I -, - tue city has often he
g. ,"Ii Tor tht crowds. ana ID "eeh
iior the double purpose ~ '-'c| com3
- he change in the i,,a Us ana
,-t'S tHe change in fba 49,. rep
,,t(it19 On the farms and IA - 'idI q
la,. - 4H the homes w - On
rst - t't"Aers paid oy m. $50 @
xcellsnt i''iue up from home M, '-ic s.
49, 80 4ocdI Speakers h, -'Aaiiy q
,"Ptu, SOME OF the H. Dtch de-
al -, t.iicHl, being acau3i,+t n ncllS d.
~ rnaefi,,.~., ne manner OF ror.f,,-. -o- az
lost one it.iiLroFed. and no fir,7 At
- anu inns has caused !. t"..SS on the Il!
erchants confirm. OuHIfy, so thar tL9s re-
,nses ana ,.oute literally IN m 1.-1 7,[
IN Tor teams. As res,f1+ 90 4liSh stable I Of
e best ,.ror- 4lo4i!eS, best stock 80 -
d all read IN ~ the best macbi,,-,ss'e w,
.cul,l.i ps aLe progressive ana he-nli G
IA ~, ~, ~ OBJECT Of this vyo~l- spl,
se up 9ae lands Of the state oS Is to of
lines ~ lion lion his in turn ~ - AZ ject
res. ana rai.sltSs' tends 10 in,,''l'S eaci
5 enl9roins =. u'e value of the Isr4 spec
. fa,,,,o ing It's power to nav anu, anu o+h
,s a%aiiieTs are now paying I t. taxes. otI
receive no acT ret, Of land from Which Oh Co
.iveness ~. anu ana Increase its NJ Sout
rn rfT TN mere will be = Larger pro pro- tn
tax rate. DC able to lower Any
ould 1t not be the part If nj,
Sii and build IN mr. i,,,1'..ttuttS IN Hal
state by encOurac aging m, s-IIeS ana fashi
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FARMERS INSTITUTE,
By r. J. Merriam.

In spite Of all that has been said about
! f. rmers' institutes. there are still a great
many people WHO do not understand nst
what these Institutes are and what their
effect is on the communities where they
ere held.
Briefly. the farmers institutes. as they
| are now successfully c1~riad on IN other
states. are a species Of university extern
sion work. an enlargement Of the work
I OF the agricultural college. Meetings are
| held where the profess 1rS of the agricul-
| tUral college. together with members of
/ the force OF the experiment sta
tion. deliver lectures to ms, the far
~ larme't in these selected 1oa.,,.s'
~ up inc practical details NJ
,l,r,,. - iidue a pronounced success
Fore ~ IN mes are also added To the
ne meetings are held undo. a..
direction Of a supariu-or,7o,,. uI''''r the
Uses oates, programmes. Of, u,itt, a..
,ie'P OF local committee Of e,,r,.. 'IiS
nv, 20 men In the different cou,,io.
~. "'Jtci OF the Institutes is to sbo,y ~,
tue advantages Of improved MOI,
'uS IN order that they NAV no ab1o =.
make as 1t We're. two blades ~ -.
re" where only one grew before {" Az |
;" lroduee improved breeds Of 1.-Two stool- |
-. crops which can be grown with
uccess and profit win
,.. IoLnestic science also has place an ~
I ~ .iiiifhe' ana the ladies' discuss homo
~ - mowers. poultry and dairvinc
.. n orr, of Rochester Ind writo, Is -
''VirStinS letter on this stibiact = -, al
racucal Farmer. He saws. - ! ne
IN institute has been held in t,i.. I
'Ili'E every year for seventeen vearr f
90 not rem mber to have missad 90
y ing acted as both secretary and nra, Z,
mt ana for ten years have rena p-e - !,
r"I Tor daily paper. The FIRST moat I,
as 80 = ~ ~ an infant TO a grown man f,
- - e--- WORKERS, for among the ear Ie
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High Pressure Days.

Men and women alike have to work
necessarily with brain and hand TO hold
their own nowadays. Never were the
demands of business. the wants of the
family. the requirements of society, more
numerous. The first effect of the praise
worthy effort to keep up with all these
things is commonly seen in weakened
or debiitated condition Of the nervous
system which results in dyspepsia. de-
fective nutrition Of both body and BRAIN
and in extreme cases in complete nervous
prostration. 1t is clearly seen that what
is needed is what will sustain the system.
give vigor and tone to the nerves, and
keep the digestive and assimlative iunc-
tions healthy and active. From personal
knowledge. we can recommend Hood
Sarsaparilla for this purpose II acts
on all the vital organs, builds up the
whole system. and fits men and women
for these high-pressure days.
A kidney remedy that can be depended
on will be found IN Prickly Ash Bitters.
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Month Was Certainly At,

"I1"' NuHsItuti0n: On =
i'ol''h's states that the dest,,,s.,. CORE
a a"ag PACK IN Is49 occurred on Anrt freeze
10. oy placing 1t MAY
s,a.. nc s nrst Is the correct date. SOM
was Monday mn ,no, TInaay afternoon The fr|ese
land ne |iiett The Preceding fan Nv, ca 90
chaffv sine - E Iie' reaped rs buebl soo9
grain sown 40 "eish as much as tba
o.clocl. T rlsi was m the boot. and b.. -
had been roiiet na Ton on the ground as if ~ ~
s .,r, ~ wheat made was from ma Iian yuan
srov5 va" '.S carry; Hickory leaves w.. , me
p,aok- English peas had ~ woods We're |
~ n, "ere killed and pulled up ann grown |
ave e" f, Ile''a T3s 10Th Of Nav 'S moHn
III not behave quite so bad as ma, ne weather
Gadsden Ala. Anr,i o IoidN II. RAILS.
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BOTH SENTENCED FOR TIFF
S'oVer and Pirkle Recommended 10
Mercy of the Cour.

~, o'liles'ii.e. Ga. April u.-,srocj,i,
~, ny jury "a the case OF the sta,a !.
-.i.ii.t slower rendered verdict -
- WIN recommendation to the NOR
Inc ~ ~ court az 3 o'clock this morn
--.-- Judge Estes then sentenced ~
StoEer ana Charley PirSle ~ ~, q
IN. Tor lie. both having been e,,.,
IL-it4 with recommendation ~ lus..lu
vybS, s'tulct ~ both cases was SOM
believed -. Palse, as II was generally
"ts-,"ot any recommendation 9"'''S
j.. Sei"nels sloan and GalIiar5 nh.
l,e -, - i,'rkle have filed motion for =
h superior court April p n T., "a, .'SW-
~. ttit Slower viii go 10 tho nd,,i,l,I
'-fS 20 serve his term wifb.ut .,,.,.it