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The Washington times., 1904-09-14
Creditors Counsel At
tack Character of
Defendant.
CASE OFJEKYLL AND HYDE
List No. 1" and Rents From
Real Estate to Be
Turned Over.

Justice Anderson today ordered the
United States Marshal for the District
to take charge of part Of the assets Of
Thomas Z. Waggaman, alleged to be,
and, in fact, admitted to be. a bankrupt
The part of the estate which the mar
shall is directed to take and to hold. sub
ject to the direction of the court, is
list of notes. No. l." which, II IS said
consists OF securities aggregating 81
10000.
In addition TO list No. l, Waggaman is
required TO turn over to the marshal
the rents derived from his real estate.
The action or the court was taken on
the suggestion of J. J. Darlington. rep
resenting the Columbia National Bank
and other unsecured creditors.
Criticism of Waggaman.
W. Gwynne Gardiner, counsel for cred
itors. made a severe attack upon wag-
gaman. in reference to his actions since
proceedings were begun against him. lie
said Waggaman is not a safe person 10
have the care and control OF his assets
at this time
Waggaman. he said, would no doubt do
many things now he would not do when
worth q million or more Mr. Gardiner
then went on TO tell how easily the
notes and securities embraced in List
No. J. could be juggled for the benefit
Of any certain person.
He said he did not intend TO nor would
he say anything about Waggaman' s
honor, but his performances since the
beginning Of the proceedings against
him has been a repitition OF the case
OF DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde.
"List No. l."
A great deal has been said about
List No. !" what Il embraced and what
its contents are worth. In speaking Of
this SIR. Gardiner saiC:
If it is all right. why has not wagga-
man. by his attorney. submitted ii to
the court. So far as any Of US know
List No. / is or may ba a mere
shadow"
A surprising thing in connection with
the proceedings which occupied the at
tention Of the court during the whole
OF the morning session, was that not the
slightest mention was made Of the stat
US Of the suit OF the local banks against
Waggaman, which took up the time Of
the court yesterday and Monday
At the close Of the morning. session.
however, counsel interested in that
phase Of the Waggaman case when
asked, said the suit OF the banks is rest
Ing all right, and will be all right in
the end
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$500 to Baltimore and Return.

pennsylvania Railroad. account Of Ma
tlonal Convention, Fraternal Order Of
Eagles Tickets sold daily until Sep
tember ii. limited to September l9.-Adv.
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LENA'S MOTIVES
ARE SUSPECTED


Naval experts at Washington are won
dering why the Lena steamed all the
way across the Pacific to find harbor
OF refuge when other ports might have
been made at a saving OF several thou
sand miles
It is limited by the Spectators that
the Lena's commander must have been
Rctuated by one Of two motives.
Either he sailed TO America under or
ders with the deliberate purpose Of in
Volving us in some manner in the East
ern imbroglio. or he crowded steam
and sail fast and as far as he could
10 place the greatest number Of leagues
possible between himself and the Jap
anese ironclads.
Smacks Of Muscovite.
Administration officials are ready 10
credit the Russians with the most
devious schemes. The first Of the al
ternatives IS regarded as quite within
the range Of their diplomacy.
II the United States were dragged into
the squabble It is more than probable
that President Roosevelt would ofrer
his good services as mediator. they may
have figured. The most direct means
Of attaining the desired end would he ia
do as the Russians have done-sail a
vessel into one Of our harbOrs and "put
II up" to the Government to do some
thing.
A Troublesome Situation.
Were an accident 10 happen 70 the
Lena while she lies under the protect
ing guns OF San Francisco harbor there IS
no doubt but that the Government wou d
be very much involved indeed. While
Of course. no one would even intimate.
Continued on Eleventh Page)
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Favored by Counsel.

All counsel interested in che proceed
irgs in any way favored the action Of
the court being taken IN the Columbia
Bank case.
Irving Williamson, Waggaman's coun-
sci. also favored the proposition that
WaRgaman be adjudicated a bankrupt
In the Columbia Bank case He also as
sured the court that Mr.. Waggamau
would comply Immediately with any or
der the court passed in connection with
the matter
Justice Anderson, in disposing OF the
matter. said If any steps were taken 10
adJudlcate WaBgaman bankrupt in the
pnase OF the suit known as the CatholiC
University case, 81 was intinna ted fbat
an appeal would be taken. thus causing
Indefinite delay. greatly TO the detrimenf
Of the creditors
In the case OF NJ Agnes Gardiner and
others. he said counsel disagreed Tt,1t
IN the case OF the Columbia Nations I
Bank Justice Anderson said all seemed
70 agree that there would be no con-
test there. and in this case would he
act.
II IS the plain duty Of the court Jps-
tice Anderson said. 10 lay its hands
on the property Of the alleged bankruDt
However because Of the situation. the
court could not act until now
The court also seemed TO resent the
suggestion of Waggaman as 20 what
course should be pursued and who IL
appoint as receiver. He said WnRRa.
man had no right TO suggest who should
be named sstOdian OF his estate.
Justice ANDERSON further said that he
did not think a receiver should be an
pointed at this time.
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Flynn's Business College. sth q z.
Business. shorthand. tyPewTiting-S25 a W.
Advt.
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Repels Two Assaults on Port Arthur-Be-
siegers Attack Fortifications During a
Thunderstorm-Fo 10 Retreat.
"BLOWN TO BITS"
OVER AUTOMATIC MINES
Re-enforcements Of 100, 900 Men to Be
Sent to Oyama Before October In
dicates Probabilities of Big Battle

ST PETERSBURG, Sept i4-Rerorts from Stoessel
mand at Port Arthur giving accounts of japanese port
August d and September T. received tod,y
The second dispatch makes mention loss of life by the
japanese resulting from the explosion Of lbteraneaa
ATTACK DURING STORM
The first dispatch which is dated August
81 happy to reno your majesty that yesterday during
violent thunderstorm the japanese attempted the flank
positions No. fort Udanshan Mountain attack was
repulsed.
"Our losses small three men killed and two officers and
ninety-eight wounded
The japanese fire prevented the medical corps picking up their
corpses"
"bL0WN TO BITS1
The second report dateI September and follows
Yesterday night the enemy attacked Nisokaya and Dnnaa
Mountains and the neighbong foaOnS leading of the
enemy discovered good time batteries opening fire
Fortunately the japanese columns following the leading files en-
oounered automatic mines and many of the enemy blown
bits
eve repuEed the attack within an hour
Our losses one officer and seven men wounded"
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Registered at Aaeck's Standard thermometer
THE sun

Gun sets tOday-.--.-...--...- ..-..-.-..--... 6:lt
Sun rises tomorrow w.-..-................ $40
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Waggaman's Answer.

When the court convened Jackson Il.
RalstOn, counsel for. NJ. Agnes Gardiner
and other creditors Of Waggaman, called
the attention Of the court TO the answer
filed by Waggaman through his coun-
sci, Irving Williamson. The answer
which has already been published in The
Times. was read 10 the court.
Mr.. RalstOn cOntended that the an
swer was defective and insufficient as
IL does not deny that the notes referred
70 were made by Waggaman's brothers
and other relatives.
Mr. Ralston then argued for the ap-
pOintment OF q receiver on the petition
Of Mrs Gardiner and the other creditors
VINO Joined her in her petition. He said
there is crying need for the appoint
ment Of a receiver.
The assets, ne contended. are unpro-
tected and are in danger OF being vast
ed Waggaman, he asserted, is an i'm
proper person TO have cnarge Of the as
sets.
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Mr.. Darlington's plan.

II was at this stage Of the proceed
ings Mr.. Darlington took a hand. He
said he had a suggestion which he hoped
would have the effect Of bringing all in
terests together in the case, one. he said
which ne believed would be unobjectI on
able to all concerned.
He suggested that the court sign an
order requiring Waggaman TO turn over
10 the United States marshal for the
District. list Of notes No. J." and such
other securities IS the court may deem
proper Hc asked that the court take
this action in the case OF the Columbia
National Bark. Frances II. Gardiner
and John Walter. sr., all OF whom, he
explained, are unsecured creditors of
Wagga mans estate.
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A Troublesome Situation.

Continued on Eleventh Page.)
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Passes the Lie.

Continued on Sixth Page)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21
CHAPTER xviii

The Love Of Man for : Woman.
Z Il was not the fault of the chef o.
OF the service that Arthur Morris did
rot enjoy his dinner Jessie's beauty,
which once charmed him. now inspired
him with Jealous rage. For Blake he
felt unalloyed hatred, and for Gen.
Garden a contempt which be did net
( Try 10 conceal He impatisntly await
ed the morrow, when he hoped 70
crush James Blake To 10 extinguish the
general de prayed the news OF the
councils decision might be brought to
him at dinner.
AS he brooded a messenger boy ap-
preached and handed Morris an en-
velope.
"Aht 1 presume this IS it,8 he ex-
claimed. He adjusted his monocle
with elaborate care, broke the enyel-
ope and read:
~My Dear Morris: The CosmopoI-
tan franchises we're defeated By
practically unanimous vote Rounds
and elx others charge you with bribery
A-ei-A-AA- NfA-AfEH-- -AsAA ~ HAA-tlA tAAtlr-
An On ny way 70 the Hoffman House.
Meet me there at once. Destroy this.
II"
The note fell from the spectators
hand and futtered to the floor. He
stared wildly around, but no words
came 70 his lips
ANY answer. boss?" The piping
voice q the messenger boy, as he
stood, cap q hand, recalled him to
earth.
NO he said pushing bis chair from
he table and rising unsteadily to his
leet I'm going Goodnight"
"fcrty-nye cents. boss" demanded |
lhs messenger
Get out Of the way, damn youl |
Pay this boy Blakel" and be rushed
or TIE dressing room.
Blake picked up the note and tore 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

Fashion changes even in the ooioF
Of a Nomans hair. Twenty yeaEs ago
hair with a reddish tinss was called
carrots s now tltian-colorad locks are
reckoned a deaaite beauty. and are
possessed by several Of the most pop
ular women iu London.
II an old book written ~ The late
Mrs. Haweis. entitled The Att a.
Beauty" there is a clever chapter On
Visible and Invisible Girls. In Nhieh
the first word was said n favor q
the long-negiected red.halred sister
hood And they we're seriously advised
TO dress in the Raphaeilte styia
Now how strange 70 all seems.
Time changes al things. At last
weeks private view Of Mr. Reginald
Pannett's Sketches of the Women
Of To-day a charming lady IL much
Partisan chic was cieyeriy pictured
with red hair. attired in a rcsered
gown. and the effect was perfect The
beauty has come 70 Der
own.--M A.P.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

Millions Of lovers have voiced TIE
same discovery. ard millions more VIII
Go it again
You are singulaFiT f0rgstuI.
{ laughed Jessie. @of our early acquaint.
ance in Rocky Woods. That was not
weeks but years ago.
7 must give 1lr. Morris credit for
that bit of Imagination said Blake.
1T has become q reality to me. and I
: can see y0u as you were hack ia those
years, and picture you among the
rocks and fields We knew 50 well. Do
you % there this season, Miss Car
deng"
We leave O. the Thursday evening
boat was the reply. Nothing could
have suited Bake better. He would
teA jean Bart that Jessie had most.
poneG her departure from France. He
then would plead iil health and foin
Jessie in Elzgza1. and their marriare
and wedding trip salS follow. The
frsr cards hz& taf-s1 il his favor. ana
Re aetermina4 u press his advantage
-May ! call to-orr1w evening ana
not plead Business with tie general
as a pretsxtg he asked boldly II
may net get zECthsr chance 10 see you
before you leave You see I'm already
presLming on these years of friend
ship"
Gen Garden attends a banquet to
morrow evening. but Edith and I win
be at home and well be delighted il
souIl drop in 10 relieve the mouot- 7
cny." replied Jessie. Uncle Tom
plays a splendid hand at whist and you
can take papa's place.
Blake's spirits mounted high as hone
fed the springs Of his longing The I
hour was late when be hade his fellow. /
guests goodnight at the carriage door. /
end his being thrilled with the touch 4
q her hand and the light Of her smile
AZ parting.
Blake strolled slowly up the ave
nre, in the direction Of his apartments.
He had not gone Two squares when he
net John Burt In All the years IA
San Francisco and New York this was
.he hrst tine they had met in public
.nofougbfare. Ore Of the horses haul
ag a wagon laden with stage settings
lad fallen and blocked the street.
Bake concealed his confusion bv
ooking Up and down the street for a
.arriage. he finally hailed a driver
nd they were rapidly driven to his
parlments
We must perfect our plans for 10
morrow" said John "The city coun.
Il defeated the Cosmopolitan fran.
hises tonight, and shall move
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

Three Of the best marksmen Il ne
United states navy, curloasiy enough.
hail from far inland Oklahoma one
Is G. W. Johnson, who made the
worlds record with the huge felnch
Euu recently installed al Fort Wright.
On Fishers Island New York harbor.
3 W. Creitz. Of tSe new hattlesfin
Maine made eight shots In a minute
With 6-lnch gun and hit the target
eight times al 1900 yards. the ship
meantime going twelve knots an hour
Part Barnes, a son Of ex-Gov Barnes.
OF Oklahoma, is now first lieutenant
in the navy, but previous TO his pro
motion he made an excellent record
ct the target He IS now on duty a.
Panama.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

A family fire drin occasionally.
where there are little children. IS an
excellent plan. Provide them With a
wool dressing gown and slippers to
keep near the bed and teach them at
tie FIRST alarm Of dre 70 slip tnem On.
throw a blanket or rug over head and
shoulders, and ii possible tie a wet
handkeFchief preferably silk. over
their mouths ana then take the most
direct way out.
Teach them how to put out a small
fire with rugs or. blankets. stopping
direct dranehts by closing doors or
windows, and. above all. to keep cool
and collected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

rents made By ny colleague he said.
Il move q p0gtponenent of the vote.
and the appointment Of a committee
TO Investigate these curious charges. f"
There were vigorous protests. and
the chair ruled that the vote must
proceed. Each Of the six alderneu as
sociated with Sam Rounds substantial
Cd the charges made, and deposited
the bribery money with the chairman.
Realizing that defeat was inevitable.
all Of the ringsters excepting Alder
man Hendricks recorded their votes
against the ordinances. 4 motion 70
adjourn was declared passed. and the
excited mob poured into the corridors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

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Fltl Arthur Narris had 5eea zrcEsa1
.ruz tLelr SINNERS zrE wers aszeE
Ted = hls rccEs Bewlzere6 fcr ths
-o-ent ~ the unexpected hlow. Nor
e rCck mezsurss Tor defense wi-A 9
zD- which vas Eeyed - q sezse ~
-Eine1t danger His szspicicz thai
aEes Bake vas the c4uss q k.s
s1szt bacaue 3 certainty wkez a -
crter Informed him that Bake ard
zmuei T. Rruzds we're b1yhcc1 eo-
1Dic-s. and that the latter had bse1
ssu in Biaka's uEcea
The east vas crsmsozed wlfh SUI
ehr before the confeTe1cs szEet
hs weary men cf -c1ey lsft Morris
1ols ard sought q faw hours q rest
eflre facing he ordeal q the Eay
or mutual prutecuol they hz1 formed
pool. had pledged themselves 10 sup
rrr the market against the expecte5
1siaught n Blake's mliEo1s
why wars these masked mnlio-s
-awn ~ II battle arrzys WAY GlE
sn of vast aEairs wait Eith Erauz
ices and hat@1 wreaths she hour
ten the CLASH q opposing fortunes
,o1i4 sound tie signal for mercIez
sn7ict2
Because o. a woEa---a woman Pure
- Al opening bud and gentle as TIE
sw which kisses it
~ ~ had James Blake proved false
the nan va unselfshiy befrian1et
M Why hau he sought TO repay 10y
~ with peradv3
Because of a woman--a wcuar
hose loving heart was incapable -
.Ceit.
fTa 70 r~~sirraFa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

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x1selt1g kzesocks ar1 TIE cere-1o1y
wa azt4afac1orl.g performed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

u the two billion odd eggs Annually
conE1msd II the United Kingdom less
than ore-thir1 are produced fl Gresf
Britain Nearly every country II Ell
rope exports vast numbers q eggs &c
the tight little island" Russia soe1
the biggest business Ia this line.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

Tre JzDzEese lzzg1ags contains 70
fewer than eighteen Synonyms sor
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zlaxes lt unlawfgl for pegEoa De-
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

II japan every dishonored check Or
note "a publicly gazetted. consequently
very few are dishC1ored; Ia Toxic. foE
instance, with its 1.5o0. 800 population.
only forty-six 2 month during the year
ended Nay last
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

A public subscription has been
ftarted in Holland toward repairing
the ruined cottage At Zaandam, in
which ne czar. peter the Great lived
while he was working a. a navy in
ehe docks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

The Rev. p Harrison n Charlton,
Kings. England. ecmmitfed suicide,
leaving aor his wlfe le.fer which be-
gan. This VIII ~ Jon free from :
climate ~ trying n you an ycu may
now live in LcnGon OK any other Place
that may suit you
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

Don't drink with meals. r food is
eaten slowly and well masticated. u
win goon be possible 70 eat without
drinking, and the meal viii digest faf
better than when gRall0wed and
washed down with Mquldss-Exchangs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-11-21

sfiil thar cataract fl South Amerlca
when 4 bigger than Niagara, haa a
ion1 and airennoBs campaign " adver-
Using ahead u II before Il can hope
q attract me bulk of the wedding
four trade