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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-23
Yesterday. Visitors I'm the City.

Peter Crumpacker. of Hammond. is a
guest at the English.
w. ID. Owen, OF Logansport. former sec
rotary of state. and Mrs Owen, are at the
ClaypOol
BASIL Walter. former sheriff OF Wabash
county. was here on business. stopping at
the English
Al. 6. Sonntag. OF Evansville. was the
guest of Senator James Gray at the CO.
lumbia Club
Dale ]. Crittenberger. OF Anderson. editor
NJ fhe News was one of the numerous
newspaper men In the city.
Mark o. Waters. editor and publisher or
tie New Castle Courier. was In the city
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CANDIDATES. FOR COUNCIL.
Several More Certificates Filed with
Chairman LOgsdOn.

Chairman Logsdon has received several
new certificates from men who intend to
become candidates for Council. One. that
of w. A. Hayes, of the First ward, was
received by Mr.. Logsdon last Sunday, but
at the time Mr.. Logsdon overlooked that it
was intended as formal and legal notifica-
ton. MIR. Hayes did not see his name
among those published and inquired If his
notice was not legal. Mr.. Logsdon promptly
recalled ii and Endorsed it.
The other candidates announced are
Marsee and T.. w. Allard, of the Eleventh
ward, Francis T. Gurley, of the Four
teenth ward and George w. June, of the
Seventh ward.
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Frog Farming.
Philadelphia Record.

Frog farming promises in time TO become
as common in America as snail farming in
France and Italy. There are four kinds
of edible frogs, and of these the spring,
or leopard, frog is the easiest to raise. Low,
marshy lands make the best farms, and
the frog stream should be warm, swallow
and. save here and there, open to the sun.
II should be guarded against frogs enc
mies-against fish, turtles. raccoons, wad-
ing birds and snakes. Care, too, should be
taken TO segregate the tadpoles lest the
adult frogs drown them. An odd fact about
frogs is that, while they are passing
through the last stage of the change from
the tadpole form they eat nothing. The
bic tadpole tail is not cast of, but absorbed
into the system, and during the process
of absorption the frog eats nothing. for the
reason that the tail furnishes il with all
necessary nourishment
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Ipspected Gas Plant.

The 200 members of the Western Gas
Association who have been in convention
at the Claypool during this week. con-
cluded their visit yesterday after devoting
tie day TO inspecting the Indianapolis
gas works. James w. Dunbar, of New
ALBANY. the secretary of the association,
was one of the last to depart last night.
h.,r he expects 10 return to the city Sun
day TO be here for the meeting OF the
Masonic Grand Lodge. OF which he is
grand master.
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INITIATION OF PALE FACES.
IL Caused a Woman I'm NeighborhoOd
Dire Apprehension.

woman called up the police station last
night and excitedly asked that the police
go TO Bellefontaine street and Massachu-
sets avenue right away She said she
had heard several shots and screams, and
thought murder was being committed.
Bicycle Policemen Hull and Griffin made a
fast run out there, and investigation
found that the noises that had so alarmed
the woman came from Red Mems Hall,
where several "palefaces'' were being initi-
ated into the mysteries of the order.
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Detroit Journal.

Detroit Journal
A funny sort of an old fogy must be
Governor Van SAINT OF Minnesota. The
representatives OF the Minnesota Legisla-
ture passed resolution just before adj
iourning TO take to their respective homes
all the desks, chairs and other detachable
furniture as inadequate remuneration for
their services to the state. When the vans
began TO back up to the capitol Governor
Van SAINT was there. After lively debate
in which several honorable noses were
flattened out the furniture was wrestad
from the lawmakers hands and locked ia
the Governors private office. II such ac-
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Q buy supplies for his printing establish

ment.
Charles E. shiveley. of Richmond. former
member OF the board of managers of the
indiana keformatory, was a caller at Sen
ator Beveridge's office.
Daniel Surface, editor of the Richmond
failadium, one OF the oldest newspapers
IA the State, was in the city on business.
~ Is coincidence, perhaps. that every
editor of the Palladium has been postmas-
Yer or Richmond. and Mr.. Surface is now
enjoying that distinction
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WHIPPED HER DAUGHTER.
Mrs. Crutchfield Arrested by PATROL
men on This Charge.

Mrs Crutchheld, a woman residing on
East Washington street. was arrested last
night by Patrolmen Smith and Irish,
charged with assault and battery her
thirteen-year-old stepdaughter. Bertha.
Mrs. Crutchfieid was beating the girl last
night, it is said, and the father interfered,
but was promptly "foored" with a brick.
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The state Departments Duty.
New York Evening Post.

Impetuous clergymen are saying that
Secretary Hay should address a solemn
protest TO Russia In connection with the
Jewish massacres. They admit that to do
so might violate some laws Of interna-
tional etiquette but afiirm, with the fine
responsibility OF pulpit rhetoric. that 1.-THE
OF etiquette" But even the laws Of hue
manity forbid you to do useless thing in
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-23

ton as this of Governor Van SAINTS isn't
unconstitutional IL is untraditional. irreg-
ular and indicate. We cannot indorse the
undiplomatic attitude of Governor Van
SAINT. for the legislators might take re-
venge by refusing TO adjourn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-23
Philadelphia Inquirer.

PhlIadtIpnld I1IquIiCI'
Now that Ibsen is said to be fatally i'll,
If behooves a lot of alleged literary persons
TO hurry up and read few of his plays, so
that they can talk about him in the near
f,,tlIre There is more talk and less knowl-
edge of this dramatist in this country than
any 5ther in the civilized world.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-23
THIS WEEKS BANK CLEARINGs.
indianapolis Climbing Up, with q Gain
of 26S Per Cent.

NEW YORK, May 22.-The following table,
con,niIed by BraGstreet. shows the bank clear
iuss at the principal cities for the week ended
May p, with the percentage OF increase and de-
crease as compared with the corresponding week
last year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-23

San Antonio (Tex.) Express
Monsignor Foiconio. the apostolic dele
gate. left San Antonio Wednesday after
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-23
News Notes.

We're pleased 10 state that Mr.. Wren
And wife arc back. and at the Eaves
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

cados motives, la cuesci6n eco
monica y todos sus resultantes,
a la mayorfa, a la casi totalidad
del publico. Pero convene no
olvidar que el conference.-the
sostuvo, con una gallardia dig
ma de tener imitadores, cargos
concretos. dirigidos a otros va
rios departamentos; y Sc refrio,
citando algunos nombres a la
incompetence de algunos EN-.
pleados del Departamento de
Educacion, def1unciando al pro-
pio tiempo algunas practicas que
Sc han seguido, para el nombra-
miento de profesores de la es-
cue1a Emerson.
Y hasta ahora, que sepamos,
no ha visto la luz ninguna cir
cular de Instruction Publica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26
e particle 0brer0

Quedara constituidO el domin-
go pr0ximo.
Ell acto sc realizara en- el Tea
tro de San Juan.
Tan importante acontecimien-
to ha provocad0 gran entusias-
mo entire los obrer0s pensad0res
de esta Isla.
La comisi6n invita- 4 todas las
.clases sOciales. para que asistan
d In asamblea. ad Sirtiendo que
no sc dara acceso en- el local a
los perturbadores del orden.
Sc sabe que asistiran al actO
muchas sehoras v y'sehoritaA
Ia entTada eS-Rratuiia.
DE In isla coDcuFFir4n prenti-
giosos .obreroA
Il act0 empieza 4 las dos d
Ia tarde
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26
la esc0ba en- New York
Ell GENERAL MILES.

En- anticipation al "barrido" que ha
de armarse cuando en- Q de enero pro-
ximo, tome possession el nuevo ayunta-
miento de New York, Sc habla del te-
niente general Miles, recientemente re-
tirado, para ponerle a Ia cabeza del de-
partamento de policfa de dicha ciudad,
que es puesto portantfsimo, la sa =
Ida del actual comisionado primer je-
fe, general Greene. De ese modo, 81
la noticia es cierta y Mr.. Miles acepta,
probara Tammany Hall, nombrando a
persona de tan universal y merecida
reputation de integridad y aptitud, que
su promesas de buen gobierno no son
vac1as de sentido, pues en- ell buen 6
NAL manejo de la policfa metropolitana
Sc encierra la clave de la administra-
cion. en- cuanto a moral pdblica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

Ha sido inaugurado, por el va.
por "Coamo", ell hermoso niue
lie de espigon que, por cuenta de
la "New York and Porto Rico
Steamship Company, ha sido
corstruido en- este puerto.
Sc prepara una gran fiesta,
para ell dfa de la Inauguration
Official, a la que asistiran todas
las autOridadeS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26
Sensible perdida

Don Jose Nieves. conocido mu-
sico de la banda del maestro Ii
zol, falleci6 aver en- Sau Juan. y
en- la tarde de hoy tendra efecto
el entierro del cadaver. al cual
asistira la banda a que pertene-
cia.
Descanse en- par.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

En- breve eircularkn loa pro-
gFsn,as qus dan euenta Dc Ia ve-
ada que Ioa ohresos de San
lunn se pruponeR eiectuar en 81
icatro. en u noche del domiuEo
proximn
HahEA an acto Dc hspnotismo'
feciiacionck maaicn y canlo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26
'lL.iguria"

Esta maiana, alas ocho me-
nos cuarto, fondeo en- este puer.
to ell vapor de guerra de la es-
cuadra italiana, "Liguria".
Corren versiones de 81 Ell bu-
que ira a Santo Domingo 8 la
de Panama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26
De LA CECA A LA MEGA
Las desdiChas de uIn intruso
Huesped antipatico

Lego ell l"Vasco" a San Juan.
Y trajo en- SUI vientre ell famoso cafe
de Aguadilla, que hemos dado en- LA
mar brasileno
El propietario, 6 los propietarios, del
cafe intrusO, no dicen esta boca es de-
nOsotros.
Con tan plausible motive, la casa ar
madora del "Vasco" ha puesto en- depo-
sito los consabidos setenta dos sacos.
Y como al buen pueblo de San Juan
agrado mucho la aCtitud del buen pue-
bio de Aguadilla, suponemos que ell an
'tipatico grano tendra aquf una guardia
ide HONOR. por 81 acaso.
Verdaderamente, la triste peregri-
nacion del brasileho produce lastima
grande.
iDO vas, do vas, oh triste peregrino!
Colerico e destinO,
te haee viajar, brib6n, de Ceca en- Mecca.
Pr0sigue On caminO;
sigue, grano inieliz, de Mecca en- Coca =
y seco quedarGs. peaso de indino
de d sacaFan poca mantcca,
despues de haber peEdido In algeria,
los Barabeigth, Joachim y companfa. 4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26
Amigos que retornan

En- ell vapor "Coamo" han lie
gado hoy a San Juan don G.
Cautiiio, don E. Giraldez, don
Jose Usera, don L. P. Valdivie-
so, don Ramon Latimer y fami-
liza, don A. Crosas y don G. Pres
ton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

Tampoco hoy pubIicamOsnues-
tro folletin. por excesO dc origi-
nale&
contamos con Ia benevolen-
cia dc Euestros lectore&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

El del partiio oorero circul,-
"a Dc an momenlo 4 olEn
ke4pecto a e4le aaunao e. -
cen couacnlarioa nay enrtnunn.
Miserable euniicitn humann
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

Ell reputado doctor puertorri-
queflo don Jose A. Diaz lego
hoy a esta ciudad, procedente
de los Estados. j..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26
Julio PaIacI0s

Este querido amigo nuestro,
lego hoy a San. Juan, proceden-
te de New York, en- ell vapor
"Coamo''.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26
FL mono del Espigon
Ell DIA DE GRACIAS
lSIN "GUINEOS"!

A un niflo americana
un mono inquieto lie mordio una mano.
rs un mono muy mono y muy burlon.
que tienen en- el muel1e de Espig6n.
Quejose el lesionado y 1uego :. iran!
fue el mono la presencia de Bazan.
FL Juez Bazan que tiene cuatro oios.
queriendo castigar tales antojos
del mono turbulento,
de este modo le hablo: mucho 10 siento.
pero he de castigar tn picardia
Hizole ell mono alegre moneria,
yel Juez Bazan, con provision muy saba,
de este modo penso: Isl tendra rabia2
Para hallar solucion no estuvo tardo.
y consignole ell mono don Ricardo,
fin de que encontrara la verdad
la Junta Superior de Sanidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

va no es tempo de aferrarse.
como los insensatos, al error
sostenido con furiosos empefios
y energias. merecedoras de mas
levantados propositos.
Ell nuevo sendero sc presenta
iluminado por los resplandOres
de la verdad. sin tapujos miedo-
SOS nj humillantes temores.
La verdad os hara libres." Y
esta Erase augusta pronuncia-
da por Ell mas glorioso de los
redentores, nunca ha tenido.
como ahora, una multitud mas
necesitada de oirla.
AL pueblo americana que es
grande y es libre. y tiene Ia
franqueza de los fuertes hay que
hablarle con la verdad: hay que
decirie las eosas de frente: y
como por eiecto de su misma
grandexa sc cree infalihle. Cd
precise demostrarle que sc equi,
v0Sa en- muchos casOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

Con respecto 4 IA confereneia
del sehoF Gordils. Sc ha hablado
mucho en- estos dias. del Depar-
tamenlo del TesoFO InsulaF. di-
Fiiido. afogtunadamente. por IN
h0mbFe de gran capacidad y de
notoria compcteEciA
Tai vcx sc ha cencedido el pri-
mex turno 4 cate caso. porQue
pgeocupa mas. con nay Iustin-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

Al mono jugueton del Espigon
minuciosa inspection
hicieron sin tardanza los doctores
Que hay que ser previsores
con muchos animales
la prudencia aconseja en- casos tales.
Dos dias estuvo el mono aprisionado,
por aquellos doctores vigilado
y hacienda gestos feos
Un mister lie obsequi6 con seis gwiveos
y, de la gratitud con mofa mengua,
el mono al mister le saco la lengua.
Al simio no culpeis los hom bres son
como el mono del muelle de Espigon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26
NOta del d1a

Aver deciamos. hab!ando de
la oportunidad con que saliera
al p1blico Ia circular de Teso-
rerfa, que nos ocupariamos de
estudiarla, punto por punto, a
fin de popularizarla cuanto me
rece, Y para que la conozcan
nuestroS lectores en- todOS Sus
aspectos.
Hay en- la mencionada circu-
lar una admirable prueba de
respeto a la opinion y a la prensa.
va no Sc repetira ell peregrino
aserto de que la prensa en- Puer-
to Rico, no refeja la opinion
general, sino Ell criterio unas ve-
ces lum1noso, otras veces me-
diocre de los periodistas.
: Sin necesidad de esa sancion
Official de reconocimiento de la
verdad escrita, la opinion antes
mencionada contaba, por fortu-
ma, con muy pocos secuaces,
que ahora tendran que rect1fl.
car su criterio, bastante distan-
ciado de la realidad.
Ell respeto a la prensa, a la
verdad por ella refejada, impo-
ne rect16caciones que NADIA tie
men de denigrantes y 81 mucho
de plausibles.
Reconocer el error es una vir-
tud. Es encontrar el camino
que conduce al bien.
Cuando Sc esta en- possession de
la verdad Sc puede ser energico,
altivo. independents.
Hace pocas noches, en- nues-
tro primer centro literario, reso-
no una palabra que. sin dejar de
ser respetuosa, imponfa por la
seriedad de las ideas refejadas;
pOr ell conjunto de una censura
llena de razones, de pruebas y
datos terminates.
iDeclamacion in1til !, hubo
quien dijo. Mas no 10 fue.
Nunca es inutil la voz de la
verdad, por tarde que resuene;
nunca es esteril un paso atras,
dado en- la pendiente rapida. A
veces, evita una caida desas-
troSa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

Digamos en- abono
de don Ricardo, que penso que ell mono
morir de hambre podrfa,
S. lie dejaban solo todo I'm dia,
pues hoy, como es sabido
los doctores Sc han lido
dar gracias Dios
por las palizas y hambres por los
benehcios que habemos recibido.
Sc sintio humanitario y luego. :. iran!
el monito otra vez donde Bazan.
ahora Sc encuentra ell mono
dandose mucho tono,
con gran desfachatez,
Por que ha conference.-the con un juez,
lleno de vanidad
por que tambien estuvo en- Sanidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-26

iPobre mono! TIE digo
que hoy has de recibir eli gran castigo.
y no lie podras dar gracias a Dios
por tantos benefcios por los
9~'neoS que te dio Ell mister de mi historic.
Guarda bien esta Erase en- tn memoria:
Por mas que de conner tengas deseo
iel Juez Bazan no adoja nj un ,gWineoI
PALANGANA.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-03
HALcoMB THE WINNER.
Gold Watch and Chain Awarded
10 Carrier Boy For Good
Work on Subscription.

The contest among the carrier
boys OF the Express for the pos
session Of a fine gold watch and
chain offered a number of weeks
ago by the circulation department,
closed March 81, and the much
sought for prize has been won by
HacOmb Latting. To the boy Sc
curing the greatest number of
paid-in-advance subscribers, over
the number thirty. to the Daily
Express the watch was offered,
and the competition has been live
ly and the increase of subscribers
beyond our expectations. Halcomh
Latting, the winner. bus been on
the Express carrier force consider
ably longer than any OF the boys,
and knows the town pretty
thoroughly. He has good bust
ness qualifications, and a growing
bank account winch testifies to hi:
industry. He is very proud Of his
new possession, which is well
worth the labor required TO carr
lit.
Roy Osborne came next in tbs
contest
Meanwhile, the circulation OF
Express is steadily on the increase
and the daily grows more valuable
each day as an advertising medium
as does also the recognition of thu
fact among our esteemed patrons
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-03
ARE GOOD CITIZENS.
What the Gainesville Register
Says Of W. J. Stone. j. B.
Burton and Hop Cloud.

The democracy 0f tue thriving
young town Of Cbickasha, 1. T.,
held convention Friday evening
the 9th INST, and nominated a
number Of good men for aldermen
at that place, says the Gainesville
Register. Among those chosen
were Major W. j.. Stone, an ex-
Gainesvillian, and J.. B. Burton q
former citizen Of Marysville.
They we're both nominated for
aldermen Of the first ward. Hop
Cloud another former citizen of
Gainesville WAS placed on the
ticket for alderman of the
fourth wArd. Ia the nomination
of the former tive gentlemen the
convention doubtless acted very
wisely.
For many years w J Stone
served the people Of Gainesville in
that capacity, and afterwards oc-
cupied the position Of city re-
corder. He is a man Of splendid
ability and Of urouestioned in
tegfity. Ia both positions held
by him be So we'd the people faith
fully and efficiently.
AIr. Burton il also a gentlemen
in every sense the wogd implies
and if elected will maka Chlcka
sha a legislator that her people
will feel proud Of.
Although Hop Cloud was born
aud reared here and is OF splendid
parentsge, he has been absent Sc
long the Register knows out littl,
Of his moral standing in Chicka
sha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-03
ROBBED A MAIL POUCH.
Two Boys Wanted in Chickasha,
l. T., Were Arrested in
st. Louis,

St. Louis. April Emmett Aids
and Thomas Gibson, Is and lS
years old. respectively, accused OF
stealing a mail pouch at ChIckasha,
1. T., February z, were arrested
yesterday by deputy United
States marshal, on complaint of
George w. Sorrenson, postOfiice
inspector Of the Kansas City divIs-
ion. They we're arranged before
the United States commissioner
and held to await the action of the
courts, but will be taken back to
the Indian Territory 10 n few days,
as they have signified their will
ingness to return.
The missing mail pouch was
stolen Immediately after it was
thrown from a train. 1t contained
very little mail, aud, it is believed,
no money.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-03
ANEW SYSTEM.
Mississippi Store Now Has CasI
Carrier Which is a Great
Convenience.

The cash carrier system, d new
improvement which Messrs. Flana
gan, Peyton & Jarvis, proprIetors
OF the Mississippi Store, have been
figuring on for some time, has at
length been installed, and is now
working as nicely as anyone could
wish and saving time aud trouble
for the management and clerks
every time the string is pulled.
Tue new system is called LAM
sons Ideal, and is manufactured
by The Lamson Company, at New
York, Chicago and St. Louis. II
was installed fast week, and Mana.
ger Peyton is well satisfied with
the goodswork 1t is doing. Patrons
OF the store should call and see the
new system work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-03
NOTABLE ARTICLES.
Golfers Weekly for April 4 Con
tains Many Interesting Fea-
lures Finely illustrated.

an exceptional showing Of pict-
ures of current events is made in
Golfers 5 Weekly for the issue of
April I; the FIRST result, perhaps,
of the remarkable puvate-car trip
around the country that was made
by Mr.. Collier aud his chiefs OF
staff in the first weeks Of March
The Western floods. OF course, oc-
cupy the leading space. Othes no
table features include an important
article on "Ihe Insecurity Of Lab
or" by Hon. Carroll d, Wright
review of the strange force exert
ed by pubic opinion in the settle
ment of miners wage scale at tbs
Indianapolis conference, and thI
first instalment of three par
story by F, Marion Crawford, il
the vein for which he is most POI
ular as short story writer--se
life and mystery, Another notabl
| OF the number is a bird's-eye vieV
OF the new plans for the recon
struction of the city of Washing
ton. d. G.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-03

b. +. Kendig whose residence
at the corner of Third and Pennsyl-
vania avenue is one Of the neatest
pieces OF property in tO~u, is rails.
ing his house several inches and
otherwise improving by the erec-
ton OF a new fence. He has
recently planted row Of shade
trees around the outside Of bis LOT
North Third street property own.
ers are fully awake 10 the matter
Of public Improvement and in
beaulifying their homes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-04-03

Young Darnell, brother OF Jim
the barber, who put in the past
winter as night man at the Midway
restaurant, has recently been fr.
ing on switch eugine IN the Rock
Island yards at I'll Reno, q few
days ago dropped q bsg lump Of
coal on his hand badly mashing it
He is spending his enforced layoa
with home folkt in this city.