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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-27
The Gas Plant

r. w. Kelly arrived in the city
yesterday from Atchisou Kan. He
is to be superintendent for the new
gas company. Mr. Martin is now
at home with his fami'y y at 9th and
Washington. Mr. Humphrey, Of
Guthrie, who is a member of
the company, is also in town. They
are now looking for suitable
grounds on which TO build the
plant. One of the sites they have
in view is on Fourth street just
north Of the Sigmon Furniture and
Mattress Factory. They expect
to begin work as soon as satisfact-
ory arrangements as TO the location
are made.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-27
Dots From Uatt0n.

Walter Bell, Robert Stansberry
and Vim. Curlee transacted busi-
ness in Anadarko last Monday.
Mr.. VanFleet has just completed
an elegant new dwelling
Mr.. and Mrs. Horchheiner visit
ed Anadarko last Saturday.
DR.. Sanger has built an addition
to his residence.
Ed Brock, who was bitten on
the hand by spider, is able to be
out again after having bad hand
and being very sick for more than
a week.
Mrs. Buchanan of Cofeeville,
Kan, arrived last Sunday night
after her father, Mr.. Wood, was
buried in the afternoon. Irregu-
larities il train service caused her
nine hours delay. She returned
home Wednesday, her sister, Mrs.
Sherman Aker, accompanying her.
II is hard to give up loved ones
under any circumstances, but
when a young woman in the prime
of life has to see a loving husband
and father laid to rest within three
weeks it seems more than human
heart can endure, though this has
been the sad lot of Mrs. Sherman
Aker. Her husband was buried
on October Ist at West Lake
cemetery and last Sunday her
father, Mr.. Wood, died Of typhoid
pneumonia. Her mother died
when she was a child. Kind friends
have done all in their power to
help her bear this double bereave-
ment.
Datton people are anxious for
telephone connection with Chicka-
sha and a trolley car line would be
nice. Every day dozens Of vehicles
make the trip through the dust
and ii would be much more pleas
ant if there were street car line
or better still-an interurban rail
way connecting the two cities.
Hard times has not reached our
community yet II is impossible
for those who have not seen it to
realize how much has been accom-
plished within the two and one half
years siuce this was settled. Nearly
every quarter section is home
now, comfortable residences having
taken the place Of the shacks and
dugouts in which the settlement
was made and good commodious
out buildings are being erect
ed. 1t is surprising, the extent
and growth OF the young orchards
that have been put out and many
shade trees have been planted that
will add beauty and comfort to the
home surroundings. The people
are becoming better acquainted and
the feeling Of fellowship is grow
ing. Social conditions are becom-
ing more like they were back
home. Schools will improve
greatly now since taxes have in
creased materially, altogether ours
is a happy and prosperous part of
the world where it is a pleasure to
| live.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-27
Presbyterian Day

Next Tuesday will be Presbyter-
ian Day at Jackman & Lemons. A
per cent of the sales will be donat-
ed to the church.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-10-27
Brakeman Killed.

James. J. Crane, a Rock Island
brakeman, was killed at Hobart last
night. He fell off of a car while
switching and report says his neck
was broken. He was a new man,
having gone to work only few
days ago
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25
twierdzy Portu Arthura stree
lano do rosyjskich okret6w,
kt6re uwazano "a okrety ja-
p0nskie.

TOXIC, 10. lutego. -
Rad og}osl podpisy ma *po-
zyczke .wojenna 1853, 0o0,0 600.
.Przyk@ad cesarza Japonii,
kt6ry ofiarowal ma koszta
wojny swoje skarby, wp}y-
nal ogromnie ma wszystkich.
W ciagu jednego dnia zebra
no podpisy ma %podw6jna SUI
me. Japo1ski Rad zadecydo'
wal wypuszczenie specyalnej
papierowej monety ola uzycia
jej W Korei. Pieniadze te wy
p1acane beda nastepnie W z}o.
Gle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

PETERSBURG, p lutego.
Rad rosyjski nakaza} wszyst-
kim zydom mieszkajacym
wzdluz kolei syberyjskiej, a
zeby opuscili swe miejsca
zamieszkania i wyprowadzi-
Ii sic W bardzej odlegle @
kolice. Powodem tego rzada-
MIA jest Ottawa, il zydzi beda
zdradzali japo1cSykom wszy-
stkie %tajemnice.
Jak dalece nieprzyjaznem
jest usposobienie W Rosy
przeciw zydom, dowodzi fakt
il tym wygna6com ME chca
ma kolei sprzedawac bilet6w
j musza oni udawac sic "
.podr6z wozami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

PETERSBURG, % lutego.
Z r6znych stron nadchodza
wiesci O klesce Rosyan ma
ladzie sta}ym Rad ME og}a-
sza zadnych szczeg6f6w W
tel sprawie. Podobno wojsko
rosyjskie przeprawi}o sic
przez rzeke Yalu z Mandzu-
ryi do Korei izostafo tam po-
bite przez ~przewazajace silly
japo6skie. Rosyanie byly
-zmuszeni uciekac ma drugi
brzeg rzeki, przyczem straci-:
Ii podobno $500 ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

CZI Flu, % lutego. z r6z-
nych stron .Korei podaza woj-
ssko japo6skie f%orsownym
marszem ku rzece Yalu, gdzie
wkr6tce przyjdzie do powaz-
nej rozprawy, W kt6rej z kaz-
dej strony wezmie udzia} ME
mniej, niz 10000 wojska. Po-
twierdza sic wiadomo6c, ze 2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25
NEW YORK., 10 lutego

NEW YORK., 10 lutego.
- To ME japohczycy wysa-
dzaja statki rosyjskie W po-
,wietrze, ale nihilisci - po-
wiada Samuel K. Ellenbu-
gen, t.. mayor ul. Canal, O.
beznany dobrze re stosunka-
mi nihilistycznymi, pomimo
re ME jest ~dynamiciarzem
Ellenbugen Jest marszalkiem
i notaryuszem publicznym i
twierdzi, re rosyjscy nihili-
Sci i ma wojne dobrze sic
przygotowali. Ma kazdym sta
tku znsjduje sic nihilista,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

-kt6ry przysiagl zniszczyc sta
tex PREY najblizszej %sposobno-
Sci.
Ellenbugen twierdzi dalej,
re re strony nihilist6w nalezy
sic jeszcze gorszej rzeczy spo-
,dziewac, a mianowicie zatru-
cia ~zywnosci woody ola zol-:
merry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

PETERSBURG, %. lutego:
Pisma londyhskie donosza
O wielkich anti-rosyjskich
demonstracyach W Warsza-
vie, Kodzi, Lublinie, P}ocku
i wielu innych miastach. Mo-
t1och przeciaga ulice, demon
struje pred konsulatami an
gielskiemi i wydaje okrzyki
ma Geese Japonii.
Najwiecej halasu narobili
tumuftanci W kodzi, gdzie
mot}och krzycza}: - Mech
lyle Japonia, precz z despo-
tyzmem rosyjskim.
Gazety zaznaczaja, re W de-
monstracyach ME biora pola-
cy zadnego udzia}u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE.
~

PETERSBURG, %. lutego
Niepowodzenia floty rosyj-
skiej pozbawi}y cara spokoju.
Nigdzie ME wychodzi i ME
pokazuje sic publicznie. Po-
mimo zimna i sniegu odbywa
tylko samotne przechadzki W
ogrodzie pa}acowym, a towar-
zyszy mu tylko piec ps6w
samojedzkich tax wytresowa-
nych, re cztery z mich poste-
puja jeden "a drugim W Pc
wnej odleg}osci a jeden, kt6-
rego sobie car z gromadki
wybiera, wysuwa sic naprz6d
i tworzy straz przednia.
Kiedy niedawno temu
p~rzemawia1 car do zo1nierzy
wyjezdzajacych do Mandzury-
i, tax sic rozzali}, re cd p}aczu
ME m6gl movie.
Listy z wyrazeniem sympa-
tyi nadeslali carowi, cesar2
niemiecki i kr6lowie dunski
i szwedzki. Koncentracya
wojsk chihskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

PARYZ, 20. lutego. Kores-
pondent francuzkiego dzien-
|nika telegrafuje. z miasta
Hardin W Mandzuryi, re Ro-
sya W ciagu- dni dwunastu
ma %zgromadziG armie W Man.
|dzuryi 100000 zolnierzy wy
noszaca.
Miasto Harabin ma g}6wna
podstawa dalszych dzia}ah wo-
|jennych. Dotychczas komu-
nikacya Harabinu z Port Ar
thurem ME jest przerwana'
Francuskie dzienniki umiesz-
czaja takze pog}oski, re rosya-
ME zamierzaja opu5cie po}ud-
niowa Mandzurye, a zgroma-
die swe silly pod Harblnem
WASHINGTON, % lutego.
Nadeszly tn urzedowe rapor-
ia cd konsula Powella, re
powsta1cy W San Domingo
strzelali ma .%parowiec New
York. w obec tego krzyzo"
wink ameryka1ski Newark
zacza1 ostrzeliwac ob6z pow
sta1c6w, kt6rzy cofneli sic
do las6w.
w obec tych wiadomosc1
nakaza} prezydent by pomoc:
mix sekretarza stanu LOOMS
uda1 sic ma wyspe San DO
mingo i zbadaf tamtejsza sy-
tuacye polityczna. Stany
|chca zabrac zatoke SANTANA
|jako stacye weglowa. co be-
die prawdopodobnie poczat'
|kiem korea tel rzeczypospo-
|litej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

STEVENS POINT, Wis.
Firma John Week Lumber
Co., powieksza znacznie swo-
ia pike do rzniecia drzewa hu-
d%ulcowego. Il powodu no.
wych maszyn jake zostana
z"aprowadzone, potrzeba be-
die wiecej silly parowej, ami
zeli kotly teraz wydaja. Po-
s]tanowiono vice z~aprowadzic
|jeszcze jeden kocief parowy.
Koszt powiekszenia i nowych
maszyn wynosic bedzie $780,
900 Firma't ia posiada drzewa
do %rzniecia ma 10 lat.
W piatek pc po}udniu wy
buch} pozar W domu J6zefa
Kosznik PREY Briggs al. O.
glen wszczal sic W beczce, do
kt6rej przypadkowo wsypano
wraz Z popiolem kilka pala-
cych sic wegli. Poniewaz ME-
kt6re rury wodociagowe by
}y zamarzniete, uplyne}o do
syc DUO czasu MIN strazacy
znalezli ME zamarznieta rure
wodociagowa wskutek tego
polar zniszczyi caiy dach bu-
dynku MIN go zdofano uga-
sic Szkoda zrzadzona przez
ogien i wode W budynku i
wynosi okofo $500,
pokryta ubezpieczeniem.
Pa. Jan Ko-
liczacy lat q a "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

PETERSBURG, 10 lutego.
Generality komisarz ola wy
stawy W Petersburgu nades}a]
dc dyrekcyi zawiadomienie W
St. Louis, re Rosya ME wez-
mie W wystawie udzia}u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25
Ia powr6cona, gdyz po}ama-
ne narzedzia koscielne ME
So zdatne do uzytku, ale PREY
najmniej z}oczy1cy beda u
karani.
Z NANTICOKE, Pa:

~, Il NANIICOkE, Pa
-: J6zef Reszczyhski, kt6-
ry przyby} pred dwoma laty
z synem i c6rka z kr6l. pol
skiego, i p~racowa@ tn W ko-
palniach jake g6rnik, zosta1
.dnia Is lutego br. przysypa-
ny kamieniami i zginal ma
miejscu. Pogrzeb sp. J6ze-
ia odby} sic Is BIN. z ko-
Sciola sw. Stanis}awa Oby OBJ
ca ziemia W kt6rej spocza}
by}a lekka.
Maggie mari g6rnik An
drzej Seralin; wr6ciwszy z
piracy do domu zali} sic ma
silny bvl g}owy, drugiego
za6 dnia juz ME zy}. Lekarze
%utrzymuja, re by}o to rapto-
wne zapalenie m6zgu.
Wczoraj pobity zosta} bar
do ciezko Franciszek Szwarc
W kopalni.
MANITOWOC, Wis. Ber-
nard Mrotek z Manitowoc,
zmeczywszy sic piesza po-
dr6zq, usiadl ma torze kolei
Northwestern i usual; zycie
mu Alex Singer,
|przechodzac tam przypadko-
|WO.
Mrotek przedwczoraj VIE
|czorem szed1 do domu pc to-
RE k%olejowym i zmeczony,
usiad} i zasna} W chwili, gdy
nadchodzil pociag osobowy.
Alex Singer spostrzeg}szy
go, doskoczy1 do niego i
|sciiagna1 go Z toru; w k1lka
sekund potem przelecia1 O.
box mich pociag- osobowy.
Mrotek ma obie rece i O.
bic nogi odmrozone i pewnie
beda musia}y bye odjete.
Stan jego jest krytyczny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25
PARVZ - lnteo0

PARYZ, p lutego. - Ma
radzie ministr6w zapad}a u
chwa}a, azeby podr6z Loubeta
do Rzymu odroczyc. Delcasse
wykazywaf, re armia rosyjska
W Azyi wschodniej ME roz-
pocznie swych operacyj pred
up}ywem marca, a obecnie
ME wypada prezydentowi
Francyi bra6 udzia}u W uro-
czystosciach, kiedy %sprzymie-
rzona z Francya Rosya pre-
chodzi chwile ciezkiej pr6by.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

WARSZAWA, % lutego.
Ma brzegu mora pod Odessa
u%stawiono olbrzymie armaty
strzegace wejscia do portu.
w ko}ach w~ojskowych pa
nuje wielka radosc z powodu
mianowania genera}a Kuro-
patkina naczelnym wodzem
armii rosyjskiej. General ten
bral zywy udzia} W wielu Bit
wach i jest najulubiehszym
oficerem W ca1ej armii. Pre-
padaja "a MIN szeregowcy.
SEOUL, 10 lutego. Wsze-
die, gdziekolwiek tylko
przyjsc, daja sic slyszec skar-
gi ma barbaryzm rosylsklch
zo}nierzy.
w Imgko opowiadaja, re
moskale ~przewyzszaja swoja
dzikoscia najdziksze narody.
Dopuszczali sic .oni tez wy
bryk6w ma statki Stan6w
Zjedn., i Anglii. Gdyby ME
zapewnienie w}adz cywilnych
re wyszla zazalenie' do kapi-
tana statku rosyjskiego byfo-
by ]uz przysz}o do powaznych
stare.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

BUFFALO, N. Y Pc dlu-
gich ~poszukiwaniach uda}o
sic policyi odnalezc szajke
z}odziei, kt6rzy opr6cz in
nych dopu5cili sic swieto-
kradztwa W kosciele Bozego
Gala, ~~zabrawszy monstran-
eye, kielichy i inne naczy-
MIA koscielne. Niestety> tymi
z}oczyncami So polacy nieja-
cy Trafalscy, zamieszkali
PREY Wolff ave. Wszystko
mlodziez bez zadnej WARY,
nalezeli podobno do nieza'
leznych, ale 0 tenn ME many
pewnej wiadomosci.
Monstrancye i inne naczy-
MIA koscielne polamali i sta
rail- sic przetopic, ably }atwiej
bylo sprzedac. Gl6wnie do
odkrycia tel kradziezy przy-
czynit sic detektyw p. La
szewski, kt6ry czynil poszu-
kiwania nader energicznie i
ostatecznie uwien1czone costa
" pomy6lnym skutkiem.
Szkoda w~prawdzie ME costa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

BERLIN, %. lutego. w
miarodajaych kolach tutej-
szych %utrzymuja, re z nadej-
sciem lagodnieszej pory ude-
rzy Turcya ma Bu}garya.
Przez wojne z Bu}garya pra-
gna Turcy ma nowo pozyskac
albahczyk6w. Bulgaria row
niez sic zbroi i ma bye juz
do wojny gotowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

CHEFOO, 20. lutego. Paro.
vice, kt6ry przybyl do Che
foo z Port Arthur, donosi,
ze tylko try wojenne~ okrety
rosyjskie W tym porcie pozo.-
sta}v nieuszkodzone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25
ADRES WIARUSA: Wfarus, 329 E. 3rd Str, Winona, Mimi.

mieszka}y PREY ulicy Fulton
W Allegheny, straci} dnia II
Lutego zycie W TAXI sam o.
kropny spos6b, }ak niedaw-
no przedtem stracil zycie S.
|p. L. J3zycki. Komi6ski ma
prawiaf cos PREY walcach
(rolls) W stalowni Lindsay,
PREY Rebecca street W Alleg-
|heny, gdy jakim5 wypadkiem
zosta} wciagnety miedzy wal
Zee i ma smierc rozgnieciony
| S. OMACHA, Nebr. Jan
EKowalski, kt6ry tn W kilku
latach dorobi} sic znacznego
majatku i kt6ry obecnie pro-
wadzi wyszynk trunk6w /
(sk}ad rzezniczy PREY uljcy
l33-ej i L. wyjezdza W maju
b. r. do ojczyste ego kraju, W
|celu odwiedzenia swych kre-:
wnych, kt6rzy mieszkaja w
Ko1aczycach, W Galicyi.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mieh-
Policya tutejsza znalazla w
nedznej chatce, sk}adajacej
sic tylko z dw6ch ma1ych
izb zmarzniete zwloki polaka
Edwarda Barakowskiego a O.
box niego umierajaca 7 g}o-
du i zimna zone jego i troje
dzieci, kt6re Cd trzech dni
mic ME mia!y W ustach. Pred
trzema dniami zmar1 Bara-
kowski ma zapalenie p}uc /
Mkt ME zajaE sic pochowa,
DO w domu ME by1o ami cen
ia. Policya zaje}a sic pogrze-
benz i sierotami.
CHICAGO. Dc ofisu Ro-
mana Meclewskiego, utrzy-
mujacego sklad wegli wpad}o
dw6ch napastnik6w, z kt6-
rych jeden przy1ozy} Meclew-
skiemu revolver do skroni
zadajac pieniedzy ,,An right"
|powiedzial napadniety i wy
|jal z kieszeni dolarowy pa
|pierek i garsc drobnych. Te-
go bylo bandytom "a ma}o,
przyparli przeto p. Meclew-
skiego do &ciany i zaczeli
przetrzasac mu kieszenie. Te-
go znowu bylo "a wie|e Me-
clewskiemu. TAX trzasna}
zb6ja W }ape, re wypad} mu.
z niej revolver, poczem blk
|1otr6w pc lbach, kopa} noga-
mi z TAXA energia, ze wybil
szyby W oknie, oba|if piec
zelazny czem spowodowal ia
XII }oskot spadajacych IA zie-
mic rur cd pieca, re zlodzieje
zbaranieli iuciekli do zaulku
z ~przeciwka. Pan Meclew-
ski zapewnia} pc owej a.
wanturze, re nigdy jeszcze
ME czut sic tax zdrowym, jak
po 'swojej mimowolnej GIN:
nastyce. Wyszed} z niej, jak
%tryumfator i zapewnia, re
czuje sic teraz takim moca-
rem il got6w zapedzic W ko-
ri r6g caly tuzin najzuchwal-
szych opryszk6w. Me zaz-
droSci nawet zelaznej piesci
bismarckowi.
Mich, Wielka
zawieja sniezna nawie 80
zn6w p6lnocny Michigan. Po-
Gag osobowy jadacy ma p
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25
PETERSBUG, 20. luteg

PETERSBURG, 20. lutego.
Depesza z Port Arthur do
nosi o %pierwszej potyczce ma
ladzie, kt6ra mia}a miejsce
wczoraj. Pikieta kozacka ma
pad}a ma ma}y oddzia} japon-
czyk6w ma terytoryum Korei.
Kozacy %pochwycili kilku ja-
ponczyk6w do niewoli i INA
leziono PREY mich rozmaite
mapy i papiery.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25
Z INV POLSKICH
w AMERYCE.

MAHANOY CITY, Pa. W
domu Jana Rzeznickiego wy
buch} wskutek rozsypania sic
pieca ogie6, kt6ry podsycany
silnym wichrem przenosi]
sic ma sqsiednie budynki,
|kt6ryck@ spalilo sic ~. do.
mu Rrzeznickiego zostali ma
|smierc uduszeni cd dymu
|podpici ,,bortnicy", Jan O.
|linski, J6zef Koczura, Micha]
Hodur, Piotr Krybas, oraz
Aleksander Rzeznicki.
| ESCANABA, Wis. .Piotr
Wigniewski zako6czy praw-
dopodobnie zycie cd po-
|gniecenia, jakiego nabawi}
slew sobote. Wisniewski pra-
|cujac prey klocach Y kompa'
nil Escanaba WOODWARD, 20
stall uderzony przez kloc
drzewa tax re upad1 bezprzy-
tomnosci ma ziemie; W. dodat-
ku stos drzewa przygni6tt go
czesciowo.
sOdwieziono go do szpitala
~pertiatowego, gdzie valley ze
|smlercia.
| CLEVELAND, o. n. Sam
|drowicz, 13-letni chlopiec,
kt6rego rodzice mieszkaja
|pod,nr. 1875 Woodland ave-,
lzosta1 aresztowany " ubieg}y
piat4k pc poludniu "a rabu.
nek.i Napadi on ia ulicy
chlopca, wracajacegoz re szko.
|lyizabral mil przenoea$2.50
Wf6zka Sara Osborn costa
la sAazana W sadzie policyj-
nym1 ma $25 grzywny / ko-
szta. lSedzia Fielder, kt6remu
Nv sWoim czasie wywr6zy}a
iona swietna karjere i przy-
sz}os4, zasuspendowa1 ten wy
lrok, by dac jej moznos6 ba-
wienh sic W proroctwa W ja-
|kiemsinnem miescie. Czy ME
to wyglada, re wr6z-
ka, ~przepowiadajaca drugim
|przyszlo6c, ME wiedzia1a, il
sama zostanie aresztowana -
"a swae prorostwa?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-25

CALUMET, Mich, Wielka
zawieja sniezna nawiel<;f4
zn6w p6lnocny Michigan. Po-
Gag osobowy jadacy ma >
noe ztad, zostal dopien %
szesnastu godzinach wydoby-
IL e sniegu. Termometr 5
skazuje 80 stopm nizei zera.
Smyrna times., 1904-03-30
BLACKBIRO.
much sickness Reported in This
VicinitY-Local Happenings
and Personal Mention.

opeclaI correspondence to the Times
BLAoKB1RD,. March 29:-The League
was held last Sunday evening by Mr..
u. q. Heinold, the regular leader
being away. The Easter services will
be lead by Miss Ada DeVlnish. The
choir is preparing extra music.
A doctor would certainly find plentv
OF employment in Blackbird and vici.
nifty. We are glad to note that those
reported last week are improved.
Every one has either had, or expects
cold. 1t is remarkable that there. are
no more sick than there are.
No doubt, quite a number of bouse.
wives noticed on Saturday, many flies
and could not account for it. In the
fall, the flies crawl into the cracks
around the windows, and mantels
ana the warm sunshine brought them
out. What did not como out willingly
were blown out by the wind.
PERSONAL Mrs. Dreamer of WHINING
ton has been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Edward Record Jr.-Mrs. Satterfeld
OF Mlddletown is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Richard Brockson.-Mr. Dowpes
OF Dover spent few days with Mr..
Green who represents the firm of
Downes q Co.,-Mr Colen Ferguson
spent Monday in Wilmington.-Mrs
Benz. West and family have all been
troubled with the grippe. Miss
Eva Schafer has been under the
doctors care. Master Freddie Heinold
son of Mr.. G.. @. Heinold il confinad
to the house.-Mrs. George FAIRIES is
on the sick list.
Smyrna times., 1904-03-30
CHESWOLD.
Town Election Passed off Quietly on
SaturdaY-Ushers Union Appoint
ments for the Month of April.
special Corresnondence 10 the Times.

| menIS TOR the MOntn OF APRIL
Special Correspondence to the Times.
CHEswoLD, March o. Our town
election for five commissioners was
held last Saturday from 2 to o'clock
p. m. There being no question up
other than the election of a board, II
was a tame affair rather ON the free
for all style, in which nearly one-hali
of the voters of the town were remem-
bered when the ballots were read off.
Those who scored a majority were
James Legar, John W. Dyer, W. j.
Smith, George B. Moore and Frank
A. Moore, an entire new board.
Mr.. Edward Madley, of near Ches-
void, is giving his farm residence a
new coat of paint.
The blowing of garden in town and
field work being done in the country
with what field greenlng as with new
life are evidences that the long cove
ted spring is here. The yielding at
last of winter which has been very
long. very cold and very monotonous,
as our people speak of it, is an event
joyously received.
A social party is booked for We'd
nesday evening of this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ross Num-
bers, new corners on the Moses Price
farm near Cheswold.
The Ushers Union of Cheswold has
appointed for the month of April as
follows: Morning ushers, Messrs.
Harry Williams and George G. And
erson; evening ushers, Messrs. Rob-
ert Johnston and Ralph Savin; col
lectors, Messrs. Clifford Anderson and
Brady Shahan.
PersOnal-Mr. Fred Emerson, Jr.,
of Philadelphia, is with his mother,
Mrs. Orietta Emerson, recuperating
from spell of typhoid. Miss Maggie
Vane of Severson's, was a guest of
Mrs. NJ. d. Casson over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Cooper and
daughter Mary spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jefferson of Chestertown, d.-Mr.
Edgar j. .Boggs was shocked and
5rieved last Saturday when the wire
dashed the news of the horrible fate
# his friend Frank d. Suydam at
He drove up to the
stricken home on Sunday and also at
ended the funeral the following
tuesday.
Smyrna times., 1904-03-30
KENYON.
Mrs. Lola Walker Under Goes a Painted
Operation-Loca1 Happenings
and Personal Mention.

Special Correspondence to the TINES
KENToN, March 29:-Mrs. Lola Wal
ker had a small place to come on her
left hand few days ago. not thinking
it would cause any trouble she allowed
it to grow which made such a rapid
growth that on Saturday, March 10,
she had it lanced by DR.. Virdin and
on Tuesday at 10 A. NJ. she had to
have an operation performed by DIR.
Virdin & Cooper which proved success
full, small piece about the size of a
dime was taken from her little finger.
The Doctors called in said had she
allowed it to have remained there
many more days she would have lost
her hand.
The P. o. s. of A. is still making it's
steady growth as there was one candi-
date initiated last meeting and there
will be two next meeting, all members
should be present to assist in the good
cause.
1t was reported here the last
of the week that Mr.. NJ. H. Wallace
had purchased the Shorts corner pro-
perty from Mr.. F. Greenwell for three
hundred dollars this place contains
about one an a half acres, dwelling
house and stable.
Mr.. W. G. Knots Is having a new
roof placed on his residence. He will
also remodel the house inside and ont
and when the same receives a new
coat of paint the property will be
greatly improved and will add much
beauty to our little home.
Many of our farmers have commenced
the turning of the sod and clear
ing out of their pounds. The San
Jose scale is giving them no little
scare and they have begun the process
OF spraying all their fruit trees.
PersOnaI:-Dr. aud Mrs. R. F. Corlev
OF Dover were in town on Sunday
Miss Mile Downs Of Dover and Miss
Nan Cowgirl of Camden are guests of
Miss Elizabeth Cooper. Miss Nav
McFaul of Townsend was home ON
Friday and Saturday suffering with
pink eye.-Mrs. j. Nj. Webster and
Miss Nellie made a flying visit to
smyrna last week. -Messrs. Walter
Hazel and Herman Hevalow were |
callers on friends near Dover on Sum
lay. -Messrs. Roland Cooper and F.
l. Purse were guests of friends near
smyrna.