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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

uier In 1S47 she became the wife
Of Prince Scipione Maria Gianbat-
tista. Duke Saiviati, four years her
elder who was second brother OF
Prince Marcantonio Borghsse.
The deceased. duchess was descend
ed from the stuarts. but the prefix
"Fitzo indicates that the family which
bears it does not, especially where
royalty is concerned, descend in the
legitimate line The name Fitz-
James is that bestowed upon a son
Of James, Duke of York. afterward
King James H., by Arabella Churchill.
sister of the great Duke of Marlbor-
ough He was named James Fitz-
james and Lord Macaulay. writing Of
him when he was only in his 20th
year, says that he had not yet given
promise of the eminenoe which be
afterward attained.
He became known to history as the
Duke of Berwick marshal and peer OF
France against his former fellow.
countrymen. 1t is said of him that he
won victory at the head Of a French
army over a Frenchman Count de
Ruvigny, Earl Of Galway. at the head
of an English army 1t is a notable
circumstance that the late Duchess
Salviat had the name of Arabella
among her names, as we'll as that OF
FitztSmes.
1t is a strange destiny which landed
the children Of the royal Stuarts in
Rome. this refuge of the abandoned
THE orphans of the heart must turn
TO thee" For close upon two centu
ries members claiming descent from
this antique family have at intervals
found a home in Rome. One Of the
Stuarts was raised to the dignity oi
the cardinalate, and 1t is but a few
years since the name of BOnaparte
was erased by death from the list Of
cardinals
II is not easy to say who is the last
Of the Stuarts. for it appears there
are still in Europe heirs to the throne
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

Before another season of snow. ice
and bleak. chilling winds begins it
might be well to agitate the question
Of forming a Society for the Proven.
ton OF Cruelty 10 Chilly Persons. 1t
seems as If such a society had become
a really crying need.
Sensitive, shivery folks have had
their naturally uncomfortable sensa-
tions very much increased IN the past
winter By the antics Of o rapidly grow
ing band Of individuals who wear sum
mer garments all the year round.
Whether they do this with the laud-
able LEA of hardening their constitu-
tions whether they do It IN sheer
bravado or simply 10 attract attention,
It is impossible to lay, but young men
and sometimes men old enough 10
know better are often 70 be seen with
out overcoats in the very coolest
weather.
Both men and women Of this cult 60
about with low-cut shoes and open.
work thread stockings. the women s
shoes with thin soles and French
heels. The women always wear thin,
short jackets and no furs around the
neck nothing but a silk stock with a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

porta del Popolo Her mother was
the Princess Neybourg, sister Of the
Empress Of Austria.
On the evening of Aug %. 1918
SAYS the history Of Montehascone.
James III, King Of England. arrived
here 20 celebrate his marriage with
CIementina Sobieski, royal princess
OF Poland He was lodged in the hish
ops palace. The bride arrived here
from Rome Sept. /, and on the even
ing or that day. "at "a O'Clock. on
sunet. the bishop Of the town united
the royal pair in wedlock in one %
the halls Of the palace. the chief mag
istrate Of the town and many princes
dukes and barons assisting at the
ceremony.
Though the birth Of Prince Charles
Edward in the Mutt Palace at Rome
was celebrated with great rejoicings,
being announced to the city by 300
shots from the cannon Of Castle St
Angelo about 200 more than greeted
the birth Of the son of Napoleon the
Great. the King Of Rome-this young
man did not make much sensation in
the Eternal city. He was treated with
much kindness by the nobility.
After the failure Of the rising in
As, Charles desired to get out OF
Rome He had been refused admis-
sion into Venice. which a few years
before had received him as a sover-
eign On the death Of his father in
1866, he came to Rome to tender the
last duties to him who had be-
queathed to him the barren inner
itance of a lost kingdom.
After this he no longer took ON
cially the title OF King. being satisfea
with that of Earl Of Albany. although
on one occasion at least. if not more
frequently. he had medal coined in
the inscription Of which he is called
King. Abandoned by his adherents.
his courage faded away and he
sought consolation in drink. that
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with the result that they died of Ike
butterflies Of the cold.
There IS. however. quaint aud
pretty story taken from a very ancient
French manuscript which may point
a moral for the occasion
The writer of this manuscript was a
Norman knight who compiled work
for the use OF his three young daugh-
ters about the close Of the fourteenth
century The elder OF two sisters
was promised by her father 70 a young
knight Of great estate The girls were
hidden on a certain day 10 prepare
themselves to receive the youth. who
had az yet seen neither OF them.
The afaanced bride. who was far the
handsomer Of the two. was anxious to
show Of her elegant shape and slender
waist 10 the best advantage 30 she
put on a cotehardiea al that time the
very latest freak Of fashion-which
fitted her like a glove without any lin
Ing or facing Of fur, though it was In
winter aud very cold. The result was
that she looked 50 pale pinched and
blue that her beauty was all gone.
Her sister had wrapped herself snug.
ly IN a heavy furlinea mantle, and
looked warm. healthy sud as pink as
rose The young knight of course,
promptly feii IN love with the prudent
sister and. having obtained the faith.
er's consent 70 the exchange, heart.
lessly left the lady Of the smart but
unreasonable costume 20 shiyer In sin.
gle blessedness.
Al the same time, dear lady Of the
summery garment. II this tale does
not happen 10 M your case and you
can contrive to look ruddy and bean.
tlful though insuffciently clad. please
remember that il makes some folks
very blue 70 see you 30 and try 70 re-
form before another winter comes,
SAYS the New York sun. Make a be-
ginning on the ties and openwork
stockings. az least.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

Small dogs now have almost as
elaborate costumes as their mis-.
tresses They have trunks with com.
partments. the top of which are lat.
ticed in ribbon and elastic to hold
toilet articles, as well as hat boxes.
medicine chests and other luggage Of
this kind They change their apparel.
too. not only with the seasons. but for
different hours in the day, and vary
ing social functions. They have sets
OF coats. knitted. tailor made. etc.
buttoned down the hack or chest. and
ornamented with collar and pockets.
IN which latter repose lace edged
handkerchiefs. Tam O'Shantcrs an6
straw hats protect his little canine
highness from rain or sun. and rub
Der boots from the mud and snow.
Tooth brushes have lately been added
to the list Of toilet necessities In dog.
dom. and every dog of degree has his
own special monogram on his dainty
possessions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

~ on the lines OF the Comedie Fran
Gals. but with a much wider scope
One OF the most important things viii
be its effect in elevating the stage, a
thing which has been tried with indif'
ferent success BY individuals and
which is vital. Many persons get theiI
educations from the theaters, and all
playgoers are Influenced By the play
they witness"
1t sounds quite as plausible and pret
ty as the other plans that have been
made for a national theater It is to
be hoped that it viii be more success
/ ful, however.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06
rAg MucA.MALIeNED cRow.
Writer Denies That They Have Organ
tzations or Schools.

izations or Schools.
Mr. Long doubtless got the hint Of
hts ridiculous book from Mr. Thomp-
son-seton's story Of the crow wherein
he speaks OF a certain old pine woods
as the crows fortress and colleges
Here they find security in numbers
and in lofty yet sheltered perches. and
here they begin their schooling and
are taught all the secrets of success
In crow life. and 10 crow life the least
failure does not simply mean begin
again. Il means death Now the
idea was a false one before Mr. Long
stole il. and he has pushed Il 70 such
length that It becomes simply ridiou.
lous. There is not a shadow of truth
in IT, Il Is simply one Of Mr. Thomp-
sol. seton's strokes OF fancy. The
crows do not train their young They
have no fortresses or schools or col.
ieees or examining boards or diplomas
or medals of honor or hospitals or
churches or telephones OF postal de-
liyeries or anything Of the sort In
deed. the poorest backwoods hamlet
has more OF the appurtenances ~ civil
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

vacated BY James Il. in l6Ss, and an
active party in England. with the
white rose as their badge. dream Of a
possible restoration Of the Stuart
dynasty There is one thing certain,
at all events that they have left deep
traces Of their presence at Rome and
in other cities Of Italy
There is fascination about the
various members Of this kingly race
which is wondrously attractive. Better
kings have been less loved than the
Stuarts. but there must have been
some strange power in them TO move
men SO that. in spite of an their faults
and ongheadedness they we're will
ing 10 sacrifice their an-fortune and
life itself--to the Stuart cause.
They were surrounded with a halo
Of romance. and love and devotion to
them were inculcated by charming
melodies and stirring songs such as
have rarely or sever been employed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06
ereenroom eosslp.

Mrs. Langtry will appear in Paul
Kester's new play, Nile Mars" in
Philadelphia at an early date.
The collection OF art treasures OF
the late Emile Zola are on exhibition
In Paris and will soon be sold at
auction.
Louie Maurice. musical director, has
been engaged for next season for the
starring tour of Blanche Bates with
the Darling of the Gods"
Mrs Brown Potter has been served
with a writ Of Injunction by a London
firm to restrain her from reciting Hia
Watha with ColeridgeTaylor's music
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06
EDlsoN'e WAY OF WORKING
Never Lays . Book Down Until Hs
Has Finished H.

Never Lays = Book Down Until He
Has Finished H.
The play OF Thomas A. Edison'a
mind is as wonderful as the charac
teristic way in which he does his read
ing. Outside OF his technical reading
he Is said never to read a book unless
# is spoken OF to him by his wife OF
some friend. Then he sits down and
reads until he has finished IT, One
evening he happened to be unusually
engrossed with some problems. and
was nervously pacing up and down
his library like a Gagged lien.
To divert his thoughts hts wife
came in and picked up the first book
she saw 1t happened 10 be -The
Count OF Monte Cristo.
Have yon ever read this story
said Mrs. Edison to her husband.
He stopped and looked az the title.
NO. ! never have Is it good2T
Mrs. Edison assured him that it
was
"Ali right. / guess III read il now. =
and within two minutes the prob.
lem. whatever it was. had beer 'nr-
gotten. and he was absorbed in Lu-
mas great story As he finished the
book he noticed the light Of day peep
ing in. sand on looking at bis watch
found it was O'Clock in the morning
M soonar haa no laid down the
book than the forgotten problem
jumped into his mind, and. putting on
his hat, ne went to his laboratory and
worked increasingly without food or
sleep. for thirty-six hours.--New York
Times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

large tulle bow, which may be- warm.
but doesn't look It.
The sight OF one Of these hardy crea-
lures win send cold chills running up
and down the spine Of a shivery per
son which Il taxes large yisias OF rich
~ fur.wrapped folks to disslpate. Not
long ago. when the thermometer was
AZ above zero, one of the chilly
mortals. after being almost peirified
By a vision Of airiness in foulard silk
skirt. a light cloth jacket thin ties.
open-work silk stockings. a tulle bow
and a picture hat whieh merely
perched itself upon her pok1padonr
came the next moment on a spectacle
which sent the warm blood coursing
through his veins again.
This spectacle was by way Of con.
trast q young girl. pretty and presum-
ably delicate. for what did she wear
with gentle grace and dignity but a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06
Latest National Theater Plans

Latest National heater Plans.
Considerable interest IS being taken
in the latest effort to establish in this
country a national theater, modelled
after the subsidized Comedie Fran
cais. In Philadelphia 100000 has
been subscribed toward a fund Of 81
100000 for the establishment OF the
institution. Henry Miller has agreed
to found the first scholarship.
1t was at dinner given the veteran
actor and manager, George Clark, that
the movement took form. Mr.. Clark
made table talk in which he pleaded
earnestly for a better condition in
stage affairs
The present state OF the drama is
horrible. said he. Take the more
pretentious plays. such as Belasco's
play 'Du Barry and Mrs. Campbell's
problem plays. They are vile. With a
few exceptions, man cannot take a
woman to see one Of the more famous
addresses nowadays. The idea is to
establish a school to coach and en-
courage rising playwrights and also to
maintain a theater for the production
OF English plays. Charlatanry is to be
frowned upon and purity Of them to be
insisted upon. One Of the purposes Of
the proposed institution is to stem the
drift OF the drama toward immortality.
At the same time an effort will be
made to perpetuate the purity of the
English language.
The academy will be modelled part
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06
WAS OF ROYAL LINE
Drchess Saviat Drcci Descendant Of the Unfortunate
3 Charles L. Dies at Rome-Chsr Members cf
Stuar; miy Still Living
Especial Correspondence

previously to such effect Tie Jac0-
bite songs moved the hearts Of the
people to deeds Of heroisms and even
to-day pulses throb and eyes fiji with
fears as people listen TO these touch.
ing strains or spirited songs.
The personal association of the
Stuarfs with Rome may be said 10 be-
gin. when on June IL. 17l9. Ciemen
tina sobieski. grand daughter Of King
John sobieski llI-the iberator of
Vienna from the Turks entered the
Eternal City BY the northern gate, the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06
Maude Adams eoIna to Europe

Maude Adams. who has been spend.
ing the winter in regaining her health
and strength, will go to Europe fol
an extended stay. Although the main
reason for the trip is rest and recrea
ton. she win be in close communica,
tion during her visit in England with
]. NJ. Barrie. who is writing for her
new play. in which she will next sea.
son return to the stage.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

finally reached the stage OF hsbitual
drunkenness.
AT this time il was considered by
the French and Spanish courts that
it would be well he should marry
and negotiations were entered into TO
unite this last direct heir Of the Stu.
arts, now 81 years Of age. with The
young Princess Luiea of Stoiberg
Godern. To facilitate the union.
France offered tbe prince az annual
pension Of 2t0o00 francs If he CON
scented TO the match He was the
grand nephew Of Charles IT,. who had
been pensioned BY Louis Wv. and
naturally he accepted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

Contracts have been signed between
George Fawcett. George Brennan, and
Mary shaw. whereby the two man
ayers win star the latter in Ghosts.
the opening Of the tour to occur with.
N a week or so. Miss Shaw has met
with such unexpected success in
Ghosts" in this city that Mr.. Faw
cett and Mr.. Brennan feel confident
that she will be a good drawing card
throughout the country.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06
stoddart's Remarkable Record.

While playing at Wilkesbarre, Pa,
on March 4. J. H. Stoddart was taken
i'll and was obliged TO cancel his per
formance of Beside the Bonnie Brier
Bush" 1t is stated that. in all his
long career on the stage. this is the
first performance Mr.. Stoddart has
had to cancel because of illness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06
Mrs. wioos TO Be Dramatized.

From the Century Company LiebleI
and Company have purchased the
dramatic rights Of Mrs. Hogan Rice's
successful story. Mrs. Wigs OF the
Cabbage Patch. and also Of her later
story. "Levey Mary" Mrs. Anne
Crawford Flexner. who dramatized
Miranda of TIE Balcony" a personal
friend Of the authoress, viii prepare
the work for the stage. and the pro
duction will probably be made early
next season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06
charIes MaIor.

dramatization Of which Miss Juna
Marlowe won so much success, is
said to be at work on a play for that
actress which he expects will be even
more popular than his great story
Of the Tudor princess.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

Strange Coincidence in Deaths
While trimming a large tree at Peri
euez, France. recently, two men feii
and were killed. Sixty years ago ~
q day two men met their deaths rhiit
cDtliae the same tree
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

Deaths From Storms and Floods.
The deaths from storms and floods
ia 1902 were 1900
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

HE recent death Of the
Duchess Donna Jacque-
line Arabella salyiati
(nee Fitziames) at
Rome removes from
the world another mem
Der Of the great family
of the Stuarts. She
was ia the 10th year
of her ace. being born
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

in Paris Feb 25, 1927. and was the
daughter Of Duke James Fitzjames
and the Duchess Marguerite de Mar
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

ization than the best organized crow
or other wild animal community in the
land-John Burroughs, in the March
Atlantic.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

Charles Major. author Of When
Knighthood Was in Flower" in a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06
WILLOWS LAST VERSE
RrMARKABLE LINES ATTRIBUTED
TO GREAT POET.

John D. Swain Recalls Mythical Death
bed Scene OF the Famous French
man-Beauty in His Description Of
= Wasted Life.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-06

q buht3ss OF the vanished wine
To nhirh my lips We're never set
o Inns thar dimpled close te mine
Whose rlddv warmth ] never met
Father. but trines these and yei--
They are the things which rsgrei'
John - Swain, in The Critic
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-28
WALL STREET REVIEW
THE MARKET IS NARROW AND
 INSIGNIFICANT.
Bank Statement Has Its Effect on Values and Upon the Showing Professional Traders Put Up
 Prices Slightly.

NEW YORK. June 27.-Today's stock mar Net was narrow and insignificant as for sev- e'a days past Professional traders put up prices slightly on the score of the addition of ex,oz4 2IS to the surplus of the banks whch IS satisfactory in view of the approach Q, the July | settlements. The Pennsylvania stock subscription seems to have figured both In the loan and cash items of the bank stato-- ment The increase in cash of S4 4O9 400 is netWeen four and five millions larger than was estimated Some large receipts from Phila- ueipnia in connection with the Pennsylvania subscription helped to this result and the weeks averages probably had the advantage also Of some of last weeks receipts which ment The large loan increase of S8 e2s 300 IS attributed to the Pennsylvania operation, put 1t Is believed that the consummation of the Hooking Valley control also figures in the item Authoritative information of the Hooking Valley settlement Is not forthcoming put the common assumption is that Lake Snore figures In the new control possibly in company with Pennsylvania and some of it's affiliated companies. Pennsylvania officials express confidence that insignificant amount of little of the new stock will be left for the underwriting syndicate to take over and a large proportion of the subscrip- tions seem to be paid up in full instead of the 30 per cent. installment which required. and the narrowing of the gap between the old stock and the certificates of the new stock was due to the success of the subscription The general market followed Pennsylvania, but with narrow movement. The market closed about steady.
 New York Stock List
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-28
G. E. Pierce 6 Co.'s Cotton Letter.
rBy Private Leased


 NEW ORLEANS. June 27.-During the week just ended the trade from the start evinced a general desire to buy: the price was second- ary, the shorts main idea seemed to be to get out of the predicament of having sold what they did not own and could not obtain From the real owners. Liverpool cables at times were disappointing. but that did not figure in the matter. Cotton that did not exist had been sold and the only way to straighten matters was to buy back those contracts and under this movement prices were carried to the highest levels of the present season. Liv- erpool in its course today which was brief was practically unchanged the entire list, excepting on September-O October options, which were advanced some 5 points, with spots quoted points lower and in consequence of the disappointing attitude of the English mar ket prices sagged of during the early session some points from the top prices of the early morning. which was partly due also to lack of support in the way of sufficient buying or ders to absorb offerings. The trading as it drew near the close consisted of the usual weekend covering. Liverpool cables attrib- uted the failure of their market to respond to the steadiness of American marlxes yeserday to expectation of large shipments from this side. movement on the part of bull clique. However, should his eb the case what would be the position of New York shorts on Au- gust and September? The worlds visible about met expectations in Its comparisons as q whole, but the decrease in American is of such proportions that 1t is becoming a very serious proposition for American spnners to solve. We still inclined to advise a con- servatve course for present prices and discount much of the adverse crop conditions.