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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

Hardly has the novelty Of the trial
trips in the subway begun TO wear on
when it Is announced that arrange
ments have been completed FOR run
ming the suburban trains Of the Long
Island Railroad by electricity. Il was
known Of course. that as soon as the
great Pennsylvania station and tun-
nels were finished tie Long Island
system would be electrified. but 10
have the electric trains running within
six months is more than the commute
ers have ventured to hope
In two years. or three at he outside.
the steam locomotive will be almost
extinct in New York local traffic. 4
viii be banished from the New YORK
Central New Haven. Pennsylvania.
Long Island and Lackawanna systems
and probably the Erie. Such a change
means q revolution in the conditions OF
suburban lie. aud ought to make the
commuters existence even more idyilIc
than it is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

Now that there is 80 muck a' OF
doubles" il IS worth noting that near
~ every wcll-kuown persouage has a
double. who. by careful dressing. docs
his best 70 keep 10 the Gathering Illus
ion King Edward has several but
the one with the strongest resemblance
lives 10 the East End The kaisrr's
double IS a tailor. King Oscar OF
Swedens an in-abimut Of Lyons. the
part Of the country by the way. from
which the King grandmother orisi-
nally came. and King Leopold 3. Bel
gums is pickpocket who takes cd-
vantage OF the likeness 70 practice his
rascality upon smart crowds cn public
occasions.
Leaving the crowned heads FRESH
dent Loubet It was shown the other
day, has double in Paris. while rrcsi-
dent Roosevelrs likeness comi.
singer Combes. the rench Premier.
is the exact likeness OF an old general
Of the empire while NJ. Pelletan. the
FreHeh Minister Of Marine. is doubled
By a bookmaker. and a cabdriver.-
Sketch
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
q HZNGS
wORTH KNOWINCz
-

Mua.rh. q ciiy of half a a.iil,on la-
Labifaufs. has ouiy cue hisb seloo. sgr
girls
The annuai number % deaths from
tuberculosis ia Canada i about n.ne
ihousaud
II small quantity of rsdiHm e Aeid
against ihe forehead whiie lAe eyes
are closed one viii see light
A rosebush more than 6fiy years
old and stili blooming profuselg Is ia
the possession Of Mr. aBd Mr. ID a.
Keller of West EockpOrf. Ne
The wife o. a shoemaker ~ Moraz.
Bohemia. has last given bigfh to faur
children At the same time She was
already tie mother % sixteen.
Gold bearing quartz has been found
in CeylOn. bat il remains % be seen
whether i IS present ID sufficient quan-
titles 70 be commercially successful.
The Kaiser Is about Gve feet tea
inches 10 height. bat be .lkes 70 sur
round himself with giants. add ~
comparison looks shorter than be- is.
The BARRIERS 10 India are said hT
those who have visited that country.
to be 80 skHfm that they can shave
2 sleeping man without waking hiaE
By a curious anomaly although a
man can now he converted 70 New
York for $40. &c costs builock si25O
10 book bis passage from Canada 10
Liverpool
The Agricultural Department has
iO7 900 voluntary crop observers Cot
ton is reported on seven times 2 year.
wheat eight times corn and oats eaea
six times
The secretary of the Aer0nauticat
Society OF Great Britain expects tie
kite % be the base Of the future in-
strumeHt Of aerial navigation. the
ieroplaue.
There IS legend that ihf hrst lace
ras made by a girl who preserved a
beautiful bIt Of seaweed by attaching
% the dainty paris q ieaves and
items 70 q piece Of linen with line
bread.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

"A
- Dal-f.Me Wy of preqeYrfle
isrkieierr-es 81 aoiassas ~ wanfpz
~ exeeis aH mefb,ss. sars fhe Kew
ter& rrl5aar TIE HolzHres 11~s ngf
sGeei tie raFof " .he Derrses. Il
rseJ ~ eorrsf. rein ao4s 6eilez =
faf Haek,eDerries. tein9 eoarse-
ssaaaei fr1ii arr not .a11red 6y being
csrefed wifh tie nolasseA WheB
neesie1. fleg ean ~ carefully washed
oaf an1 in4MesisfeiT iaade into pies.
y i'ie berries ere kept q = cid plaee
fAry VII 'asi 80 winfer soi1e house
wires ald a enp " vinegar 10 every
Qeart n mo.asses whea they puf fhe
berries - To- gies 10 prepare them.
rse 9rm. large berries flst ars per-
feffl< ripe rias@ carefully. rejecting
fbe goof fraif AID small caves. Put
iasm go stone croek eorer with NO
issses ard real aD After setting fbeu.
81 cod corner ~ fiie cellar DO not
disturb them uDiH winter when fhe
is9sfs hage come the crock may be
and the berries used from
lime 70 time Tie blnpberry does not
keep ~ wei. 10 this wsy a. fLe rom
Inoa hnceleberry. because its Nkm is
more tender
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09


frnt 70 eo1eeiTe TIE sword ard Is uss.
one of ile Oldest specimens kn0wu Be-
Ing 2 sf01e sword fou1d ln the rains
~ AbTcos. EgTps- Their swords were
s1tiFr. senerally not more fhsn ter Or
rEelFe inches long About tie l01zest
Egyptian sword eTer found vas tren-
fJ-two inches. dug ~ during rhe er-
caFarlCl Tor fhe suez Canal and was
ieaf s1aped There vas period wbsn
fle Romans made their swords ot COP
pr. tempered b. a process supposed
70 lave been great pressure. while the
Greeks preferred hardened bronze.
These swords resembled the knife 0f
t1e present day. The Norsemen also
made their swords of bronze. and some
bare been found in the graves og ln-
terme1iate period made with bronze
blade with iron edges The early Ro-
man sword was thick and short. while
those u the Greeks were l0ng and
nsrFoE. with q square guard and q
short thiek wooden grip. which was
sometimes lniaid wifh plates 81 gold.
and The blades themselves we're often
etched or engraved. Following the
period 0f bronze Tor swords was that
of iron. when work ln this material
advanced 10 such an extent as Is shown
b. the swords found 10 old graves.
that weapons wrought from it gave
fame 10 their makers
THE RAPIER BLADE.
"In Germany sword making from
Iron achieved fame. even the widest /
of the German tribes. the vandals. /
whose success and dominion IN Gaul. /
Spain. and Africa. were marked with 4
devastation. and the Aiape Of the i'm
piement used BY them was maintained
throughout the Middle Ages.
At the commencement Of the six
feenth century the sword was reduced
IN size and received the form Of the
modern one-handed weapon. Probab-
y ihis change from a heavy blade used
with both hands 10 a lighter one. took
place 10 the reign of Maximilian J..
when the whole system Of arms under
went a change
About this time the greatest event
y the history Of sword making took
'lace. when the humble peasant on
be outskirts Of Toledo. Spain. de-
igued he long. slender rapler. which.
fter adoption by the Duke Of Grena-
10, attained 7sdwide fame. This sleu-
Ter blade made IL possible for one to
make clean thrust through the body.
which could not have been accom-
ished with the short, thick blade or
ormer periods
Right here is where the era OF fenc-
w began. Before that time the vic
Dry in sword combats depended more
pon the strength OF the antagonist
han upon actual skin. The broad
word battle Ak. and 5avelin left lit
e room Tor delicacy OF touch. and
My such giants as Occur de Lion could
oDe to achieve great reputation as
The average Toledo blade
as about one inch wide at the hnf. i
lpering down 10 length Of about three
nd quarter feet into a needle ike i
oint. The French improved upon this I
Iodel until in the seventeenth cen
iry. the blade was little larger than
ie fencing foil Of today. and it WAS /,
ON this slender weapon that the I.
rench We're called toad stlckers by !,
leir English neiehbors" :
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
Observation-Disclosures
: HOUSEHOLD
, @11 MATTU.S


q T. = god Eian totgeflrzes ~ ru5 s.
sr~r nifb f-ofl rnz orf ~ aa-
npals aso rafe- This wGi add ~ ibe
f.rzai.aess = ibe esFpes s11 nacl ln-
lrDFe fAe loot " oae that has beeonr
e,ngy. IAis 4etAo9 helps 70 keep the
sr n Flek fDon ffes1. AID there ~
fDaf>f. = = faffseta-iY recesesrs 10
efgf 6asf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

A Pennsylvania hsherman has dis
covered That bullfrogs act as sentries
to nsh- and that il is useless to Try 10
catch bass when deep-yoiced. below
ing frog is watching.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
SWORDS or FAMOUS COMBAT.
ANTS

~ was always the custom TO pre-
serve the sword Of famous combatants
and they were not infrequently carried
into war. The Maid Of Orleans used
battle sword which she secured from
the burial vaults Of an ancient church.
Charlemagne's sword. which be called
Joyeuse. is still preserved IN the
Church Of st. Danis. and was carried
10 front of the professions at the cor
onation OF the kings OF France. Nearly
all heroic legends Of that age make
mention OF swords which bore special
names. The Cid, for example. had the
rizona. Wien a hero died his sword
was carried at the funeral and demos
tied Ia the church. The sword OF God
frey OF Bouillon was kept at his burial
chapel in the church OF the Holy SEN
ulchre. where IL remained as the onlv
local relic OF The crusades.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

rss read before the A.
flr0Tsoioslfzl society 81 ore
E@k&s34 o. ifs reeert meetings. has
sirrek Eopn-ss ebesa Is re mlr1s
of feneers 81 fLe flrT. and While strict
( iF fecAnieai in rreafnenf. has Tef beer
iAene ~ eo1feEsafl1n among The
TounE sworlxleD. j haz .ent that
aow fasAioraDis weapon q new mean
iag for viii tie dryer History of this.
tie earliest reapol n manksnd. Co
Beckwifh hss deity interworen 4 iot
q romance gsfhered from history
iu BIS faik. Col BefLwlfh szld that
- iear1 fhe history o. ihe sword. one
mrst study TIE history ~ nan. for Il
ls fae Oldest Las been fhe most uni-
reFrsi and fbe only weapon that Las
lived from ile earliest perlod of man
% fhe present time. and is a. popular
now in fhe day u many weapons. as
lH ihe pest wheH r ffo0d alone a.
man's ouiy artificial means ~ defense.
iYe read Of the sword ~ God. Or
holy sword The sword of the Lord %
Gideon. said Cot Beckwith. ssIf was
The faf0fite weapon n the gods and
feni2ods. . gift 81 magic cent down
from heaYen. ~ the ancienis the /
sword WIS consecgated 70 the deiiies. /
and stood 20 the temples and churches.
To 81 was attributed sHDefhuman pow /
ers q was an object ~ affection. and /
ifs ioD mOurned as the passing of near /
KINDRED. II ancient times. a. ~ tie 1
battles 0f to-day. 10 surrender tie 4
sword means submission. 10 break II i
disgrace. II was the symbol Of jus
lice. - well ~ marfyrdOm and alike
accompanied ifs owner to the feast
aud 70 the grave. The sword raised
The northern races upon the ruins of
important saYagery. and has carried
- her wake the progress Of art and
.ciences.
"Oatbs wrre taken upon the sword.
he point being thrust into the ground:
be hiit was crusiform and. therefore.
'acred The oath was always taken
riih the hand resting upon the hilt.
AmOng the pagan Germans the blade
u ihe sword was considered sacred
according 70 Ammianus Marcellinus.
be Quad. Ike the pagan Saxons. took
ath upon Z drawn sword Even IN the
iiddle Ages. the sword instead Of the
ross, Was used in administering the
ath. while the free jurors in the "a
red tribunals 81 WestDhalla took their
aihs with their hands resting upon ,
be broad sword III Holstein this
lode Of swearing was practiced to q
lier period than IN any other coun
-y.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
MEANT FREEDOM

I'm The 0lden times the presentation
Of sword 70 a slave was to give him
freedom untl late IN the seventeenth
century members Of Parliament wore
tue sword at their sittings as Sign
of their political and judicial author
ity When a Goth wished 10 adopt
sOr be handed sword 10 the object
Of bis desire and II was 10 this manner
that Theodoric adopted the King or
HeruIi as his son.
With the English. 10 the FIRST days
of their monarchy. the sword was used
as the symbol Of dominion. Tbe kings
who preceded Henry III are repre-
sented on their great seals bearing the
sword IN the right hand Instead Of
the scepire Lands and domlnions
were transferred by means Of the
sword Of Germany under the reign Of
Frederick II was also tho custom
Of Germany for the ancient counts new
er 70 attend court without this weapon
When a free count was 10 be invested
with authority over life and death he
was given q sword and n rope. Until n
quite recent date the Hidalgos de
Espada y Horca or the noble Of the |
sword and gibbet in Spain superlntend-
ed their penal jurisdiction over their
estates.
Even in the nuptlals Of past genera |
tions the sword was employed symbol |
ically In a Tristan bridal party one /
young man led the procession. carrying /
IN bis band q drawn sword. which was /
supposed 10 be emDlematlc Of the au-
ihority the husband had over the life
of his wife. By some ancient peoples
the drawn sword was used at mar
fiages by proxy II was placed in the
thalamus between the bride and the
representatives Of the bridegroom.
This custom was still in vogue IN ihe
fifteenth century, when the Duke and
subsequently Emperor Macmillan
was married by proxy 10 Mary OF Bur-
gundy
When the sword and q pair OF scls-
sOrs. according 70 Gregory OF Tours,
was sent 10 the Queen by the King
Childebeft and Lothaire Il was meant
for her TO choose the fate Of her sons.
whether they should be put to death.
be deprived OF their hair, or enter
convent.
SWORDS or FAMOUS COMBAT
ANTS
1T was always the custom TO pre-
serve the sword Of famous combatants.
and they were not infrequenty carried
into war. The Maid Of Orleans used
a battle sword which she secured from
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
HISTORY OF THE -
SWORD IS HISTORY
X ~ - 0F MANKIND
From ne Washington Post

u IALL III XVIII >
ai0fg ~ iAe sw0rd. wEieL
rss read before the A.
flr0I,3iesi ~ ss3ciety 81 ore
of lfs reeert meetings has
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

IEa small quantity 81 rsdiHm e h4id
against ihe forehead wEiie lAe eyes
are closed one viii see light
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

A r0sebush more than 0fiy years
Old and sfili blooming profusely b ia
the possessiol Of Mr. ana Mr. u. II.
Keller. of West Rockp0rt. Ne.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

The annuai urmber % deaths from
tuberculosis ia Canada i about n.ne
fL0usaBd
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

The wife o. a shoemaker ~ Moraz
Bohemia. has lasr given bigfh to faur
children AZ the same fime she was
already tie mother of sixteen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

Munich. q ciiy o. half a a.iillon ia-
labifauts. has only cue hiSh seloo. s0r
girls
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

The secretary 81 the Aer0nauiicei
Society OF Greai Britain expects tie
kite % be the base Of the future in-
strumeut Of aerial navigation the
aerOplaue
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

The Agricultural Department has
10000 voluntary crop observers. Cot
ton is reported on seven times 2 year.
wheat eight times. corn aud cats eaea
six times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

Gold BEARING quartz has been found
in CeylOn. bat II remains 20 be seen
whether il is present ID sufficient quan-
titles 70 be commercially successful.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

There IS legend that ihf hrsl lace
was made by a girl who preserved a
beautiful Bit Of seaweed by attaching
aIi the dainty paris q leaves and
stems 70 q piece Of linen with lns
thread.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

By a curious anomaly although a
man can now he converted 70 New
YORK for SO. ii costs . bullock si25O
10 book bis passage from Canada 10
Liverpool.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

The Kaiser IS about ave feet tea
inches 30 height. bat be likes 70 sur
round himself with giants. and ~
comparison looks shorter than be- is.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-10
JUDGE DOLE BEGINS
new TERM OF COURT
- LONu LlS OF OFFENSES AGAINST
BE INVESTIGATED BY THE GRAND JURY-MST KEEP AFTEp
THE TEN DOLLAR CLUB CASES, THE JUDGE IN HIS
CHARGE. ~ ~ ' '"

AFTER some little delay securing full grand jurors Judge
morning.
III answer the of the grand
Wee Charles T. Day. Honolulu; Kamuea Hawaii; William
DO"ner I1O j. o. Garter, FeI Honolulu B. Grav
Honolulu; T. b. Lyons, Waiuku Howard onoI l. R.
mart honolulu Daniel D. KamakauahOa
Markham Honolulu O' ~
The panel being incomplete Marshal FIend TO
draw special Venire returnabIe forthwith o'clock the
Following jurors all of Honolulu Brumsgr
John w. Davis L. M VeIesen George KugeI M J.
blsseh homas King A. Garnberg, E. H. POdmore
Inc Jurors having been Judge charge and the
court then adjourned until o'clock business of the
term will be - 80
1T likely that will be called
ea statutes against forgery of postal
grafton adultery and fOrncatiOn conspiracy dng
ment as trustee OF bankrupt estate embeg package smuggling
and assault on the high Judge Dole Charge order
acqun the jury with the statutes these subjects proceeded
the statutes dealing with them
Inc court also sad "A large of the
uar terms OF this court held in Honolulu
ng to the alleged control purposes the
Importation of under guse of marriage
corrupt combinations for
tuion Many convictions obtained
inflicted for the class of Oense that existing in these
nefarOus enterprises business however Of
require careful investigation this class
Crimes Injurious public morals hostile society
may be wholly discouraged in Territory"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-10

sDtes District court returned from
tho coast con- thp transport Sheridan
yesterday after un absence of nearly
three months Hc spent most of DIE
time while away ln Lake mud Monlo.
elmo counties California Ills family
viii return in about month.
Another concert by the cruiser Buf-
falo's band has been arranged To- take
place tonight at 1.4j ut the Royal Ha.
waiian Hotel complimentary 60 Colonel
W. p. Tucker and Major e.. 49, Hardin
commanding the troops ON the sheri.
dan. Quartermaster Berry and the Of
hcers and ladies comprising the passen-
gers on board.
a meeting of the Manoa Golf club
has been ordered for Wednesday even
ing, October ~, at y. M. at the Young
Hotel Roof Garden. a proposition will
be laid before the members to purchase
or lease the land occupied by the club,
and amendments TO the constitution
and bylaws regarding the personnel
of the executive committee. will be Of
fered
Manager Lake Of the Alexander
Young Hotel has extended cordial invi-
tation to townpeople TO be present to-
night at "a dance which is to be given
in the hotel pavilions in honor of Cap
tain Berry, Quartermaster of the trans
port Sheridan. There are many Off
GERS and their wives on the sheridan
and the affair at the Young tonight will
be quite "a brilliant one
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-10
NATIVE HATS

a large and varied asfortment N
n~tfvs hata Just the thing Tor ihe
hut weather.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-10
A MARE WHOSE
NAME WAS MAUD
JUDGE ROBINSON STILL HOLDS
THAT SHE SHALL REMAIN WITH
TURK

There was mare and her name was
Maud and Mrs. Turk used to drive her.
Turk had sort of belief that the
mare belonged to him and so Attorney
Douthitt, acting for Turk, brought a
replevin action which was tried before
Judge Robinson, Attorney Biting act
ing for Mrs. Turk.
The learned judge decided in Turks
favor and Maud was accordingly turned
over to the custody of the plaintiff.
Then Attorney Biting moved for a
new trial.
Then ATTORNEY Douthitt moved to
have Attorney Billings motion dis
missed.
This was how matters stood until this
morning when Judge Robinson enter
ed his court
Il will overrule Mr.. Douthitt's mo-
ton to dismiss your motion for new
trial. he said to Attorney Biting and
the attorney began to look pleased when
the judge continued land 1 will deny
your motion for a new trial"
Biting asked for an exception to be
noted and this vas done
Meanwhile there is mare and her
name is Maud and Turk has her.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-10
AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1904.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

Jump Seat. Combination Surrey,
Rubber Tired Buggy,
Harness,
Furniture, Etc
I will sell at my salesroom, S47 Ka-
ahumanu street, above mentioned car
riages, in good order
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-10
AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II, 1904.
Az 10 O'CLOCK 4 NJ

! will sell at my salesroom S47 Ka
ahumanu street. on above date.
New Gasoline Lamps,
New Korona Lamps,
New Alcohol Lamps.
steam Cookers Brass Water SIN.
Lawn Mower. Exhibition Lamps,
Holaphane Glass Globes,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-10
SUGAR PRICES

SAN FRANCISCO October S.-The
New York price of SO test centrifugals
today is 4.25. The last quotation was
4.255. The London price of So analysis
beets is II shillings "a pence. The
last quotation was II shillings q pence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-10
,rw AuSERTisEmENTs
NEWS iS A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give condemned
News NJ the Dag,
wEAruEL REPoRr.

l.. S. Weather Bureau ONCE, Young
Building.
Temperatures 6 "a. mn" %; "a. M, 20;
1O 81. m. 90. noon. so. morning minimum
o.
Barometer. * 20. mr.. 3006 absolute hu-
mildly. "a. M, 151S grains per cubic
foot. relative humidity s a. m. 81 per
cent. dew point a.. m. SO.
Wind velocity: "a. m. 6, r; s "a. m. 4
n: 10 "a. M. Z, NE; noon, s, NE.
Rainfall during "a hours ended s "a.
M. go inches.
Total wind movement during "a hours
ended at noon, Isl miles.
ALIEN McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director, L.. $. Weather Bureau
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-10
GOOD TABLE OIL.

If you get Purita Olive Oil you are
getting the purest and most delicious
oil in the market. The price is very
reasonable for such high grade quality.
Sold by Hebron Drug Co.