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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20
the LABOR UNIONS.
President Roosevelt will be Their Guest al
Butte.

Butte, Mont, April co. Pr sident
Roosevelt will be the guest of Bntte's
labor unions during q portion OF the
time he expects to spend here May 81.
He has accepted the invitation OF the
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly.
Immediately upon the receipt of the In.
vitation, Secretary Loeb drove ten miles
to where the President was and laid the
matter before him. When Malcolm Gi :
lis, of the labor unions committee, ar
rived at Cinnabar; Secretary Loeb had
returned and informed the labor repre-
sentative that the President was pleased
to accept the invitation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-04-20

the National Guard will be stationed
at the different places above designa-
ted, with instruction to arrest any and
everybody entering or attemp-
pting to enter any of said enclosures or
Plaza Park
BY order of the Executive Committee.
l. SPARKS. Mayor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10
rae oRleIN OF FAIRIES.
Many Legends connected With Theii
Existence.

Many Legends connected With TheH
Existence.
The fairies ale considered by arch
eologsts as the heirs and descendants
Of the Inferior pagan diyinities. goot
and evil The demi-gods and demons
were reduced To- this condition whel
hesthenism was outwardly brought
10 an end. However the popular be
lief is that the fairies were those
angels who. at Lucifer's revolt die
not openly Join him. but felt kind Of
aympathy with his wicked aspirations
When the rebel angels were precipi
tated into he'll these cowardly spirits
fail no farther than the earth
ON which they are to remaiI
tin the day Of Judgment, m
certain during the whole time
whether they az TO be pardoget
OF condemned The Irish fairies are
the spirits Of the Daauan Druid chiefs
who after their death took possession
OF the chief subterraneah caves
throughout the kingdom and con
tirued. according to their good or eviI
dispositions to suecor or injure the
descendants Of the Milesians BY
whom they had been dispossessed-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10
TeNNEssEE AAs a AeALER.
Remarkable Cures Alleged by Man to
Whom Scores are Fiooking.

NNNeNtA RN~Af@ - - t~~frf-fa'
A sensation has been caused at
Erin, Tenn, within the last two
months by r. H. Riyes. who has a
new method Of treating ala the ms
Of humanity His method Is some
what after the plan 81 Weimer Of
Nevada, NO. His treatment Is by the
rubbing process.
Wonderful stories are related Of
Rives' curative powers lie healed
Robert Parker. who had for TWO years
been unable TO perform manual labor
as his right arm was in such a condh
ton from palsy or other cause that
he could not keep It from jerking all
the time he was forced 70 carry it
IN sling. and the strongest man
was unable 10 hold Il stu and pre-
vent II from Jerking. Parker Is now
sound and well after one treatment
The very creduious are even say
ing that Rlyes caused the blind TO
see, the deaf TO hear, and the lame
70 walk. Persons come daily TO be
treated. and Rives' residence has been
converted into a hospital Riyes is
tsing daily importuned 70 visit the
afflicted ID their homes.
There IS no doubt In the case Of
Parker that before be was treated by
Rives he had to depend upon charity
for the support OF himself and family
and that he ls now able 10 do hard
work. such as plowing. chopping and
saving
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

Welsh Bethesda or Carmel chapel
would depress even an lrishman II he
could be persuaded to enter It.
Once at the fair, the glamour Of
the occasion gets hold OF all comers
alike-men and maids, masters and
mistresses. The little market place
Of the town is packed with bipeds
Wonderful IS the array or bonnets.
You see precocious young women OF
thirteen or fourteen Tin their second
year CT service, aspiring eagerly for
promotion) with ostrich feathers as
long as their arms. The little hussies
grin stolidly al the demure farmer
ladies who sniff at their monstrous
attire. They know fun wen that
there is a large demand for budding
young women like themselves.
ostrich-feathered or plain. In fact.
they are snapped up very early in the
day, and are then free to plunge into
the orgies Of circuses. gingerbread
booths and fat-women shows. which
are Part and parcel of the fair Of
course. TOO they have their swains
These stort-armod yokeis are 10 the.
case as they. Farmers enter briskiy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10
Monla Walt M Ionner.

lust after United States Senator
Hepburn Of Idaho was married
IN Philadelphia the other even.
ing and when he and his
bride were receiving congratula
tlons the groom was called to lhe door
by a man who asked payment Of a
debt contracted before Mr. Hepburn
went west in 1878 Tho Senator was
indignant that such claim should
be preferred at such an inopportune
time. but the visitor declared he had
waited twenty-five years and thought
that was long enough Mr. Hepburn
assured the man that the amount
$500 and interest would be remilted
next morning. and the unwelcome
visitor departed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10
MRs. MALApnop N RgAL. LIFE
comicai Phrases Aseribed to Newl
Rich American Woman.

comical Phrases Aseribed TO Newly
Rich American Woman.
A young Philadelphian who has
Just returned from abroad travelled or
the same steamer with Molly Elliott
seawell, the novelist, and found hei
to be a woman with a keen apprecia
ton Of humor She told Of a very
rich but rather vulgar American
whose daughter had married into the
nobility and who was a yeritable Mrs
Malaprop,
The old lady spends considerable
Of her time with this married daugh.
ter said Miss seawell "and when
met her in London she gave me o
very pressing invitation to come out
and see her at her daughters coun'
try house. Then she started to de
scribe what evidently had been an old
baronlal castle remodeled, only she
referred to it as a baronical castle
whatever that may be- Ia tbe hal.
they have the loveliest pair Of ant
lers horns you ever saw she said
And the hail has been entirely rum
mated
I ventured to express the hope that
The stairs had not been altered for
have a sort Of yeneration for the stair
ways and balconies that are charac
teristic Of the old English houses. oh
goodness me, yes she said. They
have a spinal stairway now Phila
delphia Record
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

fore inform their masters and mis-
tresses that they propose to attend
the hiring fair in the nearest market
town. AS like as not, however. the
boot is on the other leg The master
or mistress has had enough Of the
domestic. There may be better ser
wants in the fair than those with
which the farm or private house has
been provided since last November
And so the mandate Of dismissal is
given to the servants. and employers
and employed alike go to the fair TO
better themselves"
1t is a great day in the district
Signs Of il have been abundant long
beforehand. The servant girls have
spent deal Of time in furnishing
up and trimming their clothes. putting
new feathers in theirs hats, and beau
tifying themselves where they seem
deficient They have an erroneous
notion that the more extravagantly
they are dressed the more bidders
there win be for their hard hands
and capable broad backs. The aver
age mistress thinks otherwise
though she cannot in these days af
ford TO be conscientious in the mat
ter.
Even more interesting than the
damsels are farm hands, who trend
in the same direction. Brown and
weather-stained, they, too, are Ia
their best clothes. like the maids, and
carry under their arms little yellow
or brown boxes In which their sim
pie properties are contained. II may
be assumed that they are mostly
bachelors. Not that they show much
Of the ioviality that ought to mark
the man who has burdened his shoul-
ders with few Of the harrassing re-
sponsibilities Of life. They are more
phlegmatic than the girls. and seem
by no means in the humor to pluck
flowers from the hedge rows. This
however, may be ascribed to their
temperament, not the hardness Of
their circumstances. Tt is the out
come of close intercourse with earth
clods, collie dogs, swine, and kline.
Perhaps, also, it is one Of the con
sequences of their gloomy religious
creed. They really seem to have lit.
tie or no6hing in common with their
Celtic cousins on the other side OF
St. Georges Channel The average
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

According to theory advanced
By Sir Oliver Lodge the eminent Eng
lish physicist. it Is possible that mat
Ter may be nothing more than an
aggregation of minute electric
charges. although he cannot explain
how isolated charges. such as he sup.
poses. can exist. IN q single atom Of
matter there may be- he says. hun
dreds Of thousands OF these electric
points, or electrodes. but they are in
dividually SO small that their lis
tances apart may be relatively as
great as that OF the planets in the
solar system The idea that an atom
Of matter is further divisibie was sug-
gcsted several years ago By Professor
Thomson OF Cambridge. England. in q
theory thst has since become famous.
He believes that an atomic chip
constitutes a charge Of negative cleo
tricity On this theory electricity Is
rothiug but finely divided matter.
Lodge has reversed the idea and
makes matter the sum Of myrisds Of
tiny electric charges August Sue
cess.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10
cstaIpa the comIna wosd.

Cedar and pine trees are rapidly
being consumed for the purpose o.
supplying trolley and telegraph poles
and AZ the present rate OF consumption
81 viii not be a great VIII Iie before the
visible supply will be exhausted The
foresters look TO catslpa TO Oil tae
place OF pine and cedar III this parlicu
Tar The catalpa hourishes in a great
many places IN this country and has
the advantage Of growing very
straight. and attains the needed size
IN from sixteen 10 eighteen years
The time required for cede- and pine
is more than double this
A statisclan studying the question
OF the use OF wood pulp la the manu-
facture Of paper has lately estimated
the amount Of material used lu the pro
dnction Of nine popular novels Oi
these books 500 000 copies were sold
Ia the making OF them 100000 pounds
OF paper were employed. and as one
spruce tree yields about 600 pounds Of
paper. these nine novels are stated tc
have caused the destruction Of 4.Oo1
trees.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

The force OF habit was very forciOls
Illustrated By an incident recently at
the pumping station Of the water
works al Enid A tank standing Just
outside the building is kept full Of
water for the accommodation Of
paseershy and the neighborhood
stock Coz. accustomed to drink at
this tank came for her morning drink.
The valley was covered with water
and stood within two or three inches
of the top Of the tank. but the COW
went over the waste OF waters TO the
tank Twice she stuck IN the mud and
appeared 10 be In danger of drowning
but by perseverance she finally reach
ed the objective point After drinking
long and copiously she turned about
and slowly made her way to land. ap-
parently satisfied that she had done
the only available thing 10 find water
Enid TO- IT, Eagle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

The thought OF bona fde swim
ming match without the presence Of
water seems preposterous but among
the new inventions recently designed
for the amusement and edihcation Of
the human race, is q device by which
It win be possible TO hold a swim
ming contest within the limits Of q
small hall
The device consists Of sort of q
trolley arrangement supported from
an overhead track A sling on !. stout
spring is arranged for the support Of
the person operating the machine.
and the hands and legs are also sup-
ported by similar springs, but Of less
tension. The supports meant for the
hands are further supplied with a
ratchet or pawl connected with the
foremost Of the two pairs Of wheels
running along the elevated track and
In this manner the swimmer" is
driven along By the motion OF the
arms lt is evident that the stronger
and more skllful man win have the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10
peuIce 10 steadY WheeIs.

lion IN the road. in spite OF the chauf-
feur's efforts to steady the steering
lever To improve On this is shown
an electromagnetic steering gear
which. while still making use Of the
lever to guide the machine. has pts
ton end cylinder arraagement 10
steady the movement The cylinder
contains a heavy liquid and the cylin-
der has valves opening IN opposite d.
rections and under the control OF
magnets electrically connected with
the steering lever. To turn the ma
chine the lever is pushed to one side,
closing the circuit TO open the proper
valve and allow the liquid 70 1ow
through the valve inside the piston
with a steady movement, the oombl-
nation OF the liquid and the piston in
the cylinder serving as cushion to
prevent the sudden turn OF the steer
ing gear in either direction Herman
Lemp Of Lynn, Mass. is the inventor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

a route across the Atlantic which
would greatly shorten the ocean voy-
age is being discussed in England. It
is proposed to utilize the harbor Of
Galway. situated OH the western
coast Of Ireland, and run q line Of
express steamers between there and
st. Johns on the coast OF Newf0und-
,and, distance Of 1876 piles, while
the rest Of the journey to New York
could be made for most OF the way
by fast trains. II is believed that the
trip from London to the American
metropolis could thus be shortened
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

Prot Goldwin Smith OF Toronto
who has just completed his S0th yea
was the companion adviser and ccaAv
iutcr Of the men who were most pow
eriul in shaping history and directing
English thought during the period n
the nineteenth century when England
rose to its highest intellectual eleva-
tion. Age has dealt gently with the
doctor. whose erect and faultlessly al.
tired figure always attracts much at
tenlion In the city Of his residence.
Hic splendid home there. surrounded
by weli-appointed grounds and having
the appearance OF an old English man
or-house. is the center OF congenial
circle Of literary men and women.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10
MApg cRokeR AN oFFaR.
Long Island Former Wanted Racln
Partnership.

Long Island Former Wanted Racing
Partnership. i.
One OF Richard Cookers old friends
says The boss has been spending
right along something Ike 100000 a
year on his racing stable and he never
expects 10 get much OF q back But he
has got rid Of one sort Of nuisance
since he settled at Vantage When
he first became interested in racing
he was deluged with letters from peo-
ple who knew where he could buy
thoroughbreds at sacrifice thar
would win every event ia WA.ch they
started Thousands of such letters
we're throvp into the waste basket.
The boss kept one. which be has
now IN his scrap book l. was from
q farmer down in Long Island who
offered 20 let the boss have a horse
he owned and didn't really need ex-
cept during planting time, provided
the boss would guarantee sis and di-
vide the money won
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

Liquid Air.
One Of the greatest disappointments
Of the day IN the line Of utilizing a
product of the laboratory is liquid air.
So soon as it was known to be pos
sible to produce a very low tempera-
ture By COMPRISING air 70 great den
sity and liquefying It, it was Supposed
to be available for a great many in
dustrial purposes. but it now appears
that the expense Of producing liquid
air is far greater than tho methods Of
obtaining low temperatures now in
use, and all the schemes based upon it
have had to be abandoned III we
worked our ice factories and cooling
plants by the use Of liquid air, says
Pr Van Linde in Casters Magazine,
"the cost would be from twenty to
fifty times greater than the methods
now in general use"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

ln the evening the fair is a scene
OF retelry and diversion pure and
simple. 1t is a condition with some
hirers and the hired to pay or be paid
beforehand This, Of course works
we'll for the booths and truth to telll
Tor the three little public houses
whose white faces look innocently
upor the market place Each public
house is kept by a Jones, with a
different Christian name; and each
Jones has his hands fully occupied
In changing shillings ana half-crowns
and serving pots Of very poor beer
at q high price The large drapery
store next to one Of the public houses
does prodigious business Each
little kitchen maid with two or three
pounds in her pocket proceeds to lay
ont a large proportion Of the sum IN
gloves. pocket handkerchicfs. new
stuffs for dresses, more ostrich feath-
cys, trimmings and Royal Lavender
bouquet
Not until the moon has looked down
With ehaste reproach upon the frolick
eys for an hour or two do the domes-
i,cs think Of turning their backs upor
sAe fair and taking up the new cares
81 life. Some Of the scenes upon the
road are then Of character to shock
the square-faced chapels which be-
hold them. There is song in the carts
which convey the farmers and their
wives and the new domestics to the
remote homsteadsa and there is also
beer. It is reckoned to require about
week ere men and maids and mas
ters and mistresses get over the ex-
cltement Of hiring day, There is
then the next fair to look forward TO
six months hence. less seven days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

In spite Of the numerous and often
just complaints against the motor car
because of its abnse from a speed
standpoint this vehicle is graduai =
gaining the ground which win make it
IN the near future indispensable com
mercially. It ~ reaching this plane
only by the efforts Of the inventor to
improve on the crude ideas which
originally obtained as to borseless
carriages aad every device which
gives the driver increased control Of
the machine advances the automobile
a long step toward this perfection.
One fault with motor cars is the
inefficient means Of controlling the
steering apparatus. the front wheels
being liable to jump 10 one side OF
lhe other, when striking an obstruc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

As result 81 quarrel al Potsdam.
N. Y, between nlne-yearold boys over
some chickens and a cat, Ivon Cheney,
son Of Charles Cheney. shot and killed
Androw Marrow, son OF John Narrow
The Cheney cat chased the Narrows
chickens. The little fellow tried to
KIN the beast and the Cheney lad re-
torted that he would KIN the chickens.
with a thirty-two-callber gun be hred
az the Narrow boy across the street.
The shot missed Cheney went 70 the
house and got another cartridge and
shot a second time, killing the Narrow
boy Young Cheney IS held upon the
charge Of first degree murder.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

Eastern horsenlen have not yet
ceased TO congratulate Budd Dobie the
veteran driver. who The other day won
$1,000 purse at the Empire City
track with his green horse Kinney.
Lou Doble, who ls now 64 years old,
At one time could write his check for
$3.50 COO or more. but lost all or most
OF IL IN unfortunate investments. In
his long career on the trotting turf he
won a higher place in public estima-
ton than was ever occupied by any
other driver He held the reins over
three trotters when they made worlds
Dexter. Goldsmith Maid and
Nancy Hanks With Goldsmith Maid
he won nearly 100000 10 purses and
prizes Until this season he has not
raced for ten years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

II It We're not for the delicious ma
vor Of sweet corn it might find itself
barred from the table on account Of
the necessity Of holding it in the fin
gers and gnawing the kernels from
the cob but it is loved too wen to
count it out Of the bill Of fare New
ertheless, a sigh OF relief will follow
the Introduction Of the device pre-
sented In the drawing. as few people
are SO accomplished as TO be able to
eat corn from the cob ip a dainty
manner
The picture shows one pair Of hold
ers in use and a second pair resting
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

Among other British notablos who
came over to see the big yacht races
IS the duke oi Roxburgh. whose father
was a great admirer Of American en-
terprise. When the late duke met
James Russell Lowell. then United
States minister in London. be embar-
rassed the poet diplomat by insisting
upon lending him a cook. You see.
sir" be explained. 1T is only men Of
good digestion who succeed In dopio.
macy, war or sport.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

An acquaintance from the country,
having visited some friends and be-
ing about to depart. presented little
boy. one OF the family. with half a
crown in the presence Of his mother.
Please. is It a good one2" asked the
little fellow. "Of course it is" replied
the gentleman, surprised. Why do
you ask" Because I'd rather have
bad one. and then they'll let me
keep it, II get any good money it
goes into the bank. and l never get
q again. Stray Stories
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10
vest Pocket check Punch.

Every one will willingly admit that
ne would like TO have frequent use
for the article shown in the illustra-
tion and those whom fortune has 81
favored that they need a check pro-
tector viii doubtless find this one
much to their liking. In the first
place, the small business man who
mas been barred from using check
protector on account OF its high cost
can probably afford to buy this one.
Then its small size enables it 70 be
carried in the pocket, instead Of re-
naming IN fixed place in the ONCE
or store. This makes Il especially
convenient for the travelling man, who
would otherwise be often compelled
to do without the protection thus az
forded
As will be seen. there Is a fat plate.
carrying small disks with figures
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

Slavery WAS never common in Yer
mont but proof conclusive that II ex-
isted is furnished BY records ON file
in the probate Office in Brattlehoro. In
the inventory Of Remington estate.
settled in probate court 10 1871. one
female slave is listed along with the
other property Of the deceased. Slave
holding was not very common in Ner-
mont but was by no means unknown
even into the first decade Of iae 18th
century.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-09-10

Sir Henry Irving has been chosen
president Of the British Empire
Shakespeare society, an organization
which aims TO help the rising gene.
ration mot to study Shakespeare
works, but to love them. The bishop
Of Ripon is one OF the vice presidents.
and nunerous notables In the theateT
world are prominently associated.
The society has about l 1000 members
It's program being lectures. readings
and presentations Of entire plays.