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icne lci0en mag,
RnSunu'S Genon 9ielicf 9iebt aisen.
bIfIidIc YinSernna II. @rletdltcrnna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
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gluidue.
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NllHEIHHH III tIHtIH Sn1t III HtIItH.
Yebnle Saraiibe Srumu Sulnine InbIets. Apo
tbefer geben @elo 3uriid. UeHn feiHe peillug
g. ". c,rppe's unieribrlit an Ghnbteln, 2je
(gop2,iSi. .Sags)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-30
Taaes . Weatatetteu
Z D.

Cine ihanobare 4pndafaire.
10 Sdanolib. pie iie ielten poreefom.
men lift, wtrb aus @eogia berihtet.
DDnnerftaa m0rgeu gegegen 2 nbr
tam elm 9rupp BON ungefabr flnfaia
mastierten Wannern in Die fleine
Staot Watfinpiue, bolte ben Staot.
maribau Iitens uno ben Shmieo
gloer aug ihrep 5auiern beraus uno
aog nit ibnea nab benz @efGnaniS.
Dort muBte Der Maribaa bic Sir
Dffnen. Dem @efdngni8tpdrter grpm
nuroen bic Shliiiel gu ben 8elIen
furtgenommen uno oanr murben
idmmttibe in Dem 5auie befinolibe
@efar9ene big out eineii, nelber Der
0ufmertiamteit oes WDbs entgina.
aug BEN 3eaen gehDlt. &c tuaren
a1t Weeer uab Elm WeiBer. Mar
bano ibnen bic 6anbe unb marfhier'
tie oann nit ibnen ab. Sn einieer
g%ntfernuns BON Dem @efdnenis tpur.
ben Die @%efangenen an einer .5ena"
aufgeifeut, an oieielbe fe~itgebunoen
uno oann tunres cine @emebrialpe
auf iie abeeeeben. Nue tsurben ae.
t6tet, big auf einen; oieier ftellte fiG
aber tot uno bic 2Dnder, Die elaubs
ten, ale erihoHen su haben. ritten
fDrt. Die GrihOfienen finb fieben
Meaer unb elm WeiBer. 2ebterer 10
mie bret Der Meaer paren angetlaat,
einea aemiiien 6Dlbroot uno feline
Jrau ernaDroet au haben. ueber'
fibrt tuar feiner BON ibnen uno Der
@eiBe. Npioof bieB er. bebauptete
Bis gum lebten Nuaenblif, unihul.
Big su fem. BON ben iibrigen See
aerri par elmer anaetla9t, einen tri'
mineuea anariH anf cine peiBe
Trau gemadt 81 baben. elmer uar
aueetlaat, cine Slinte aeitoblen uno
elm anoerer, auf einen Weger geihoi'
fen 81 baben. Gin einsiaer Der sc.
lhnhten mar eines 8erbrehena
uirtlih iiberfibrt; es par bies elm
aemiiier NQen, Der einen anoern
g(e9cr umQeDr1mt gQtte un0 De6Des
gen gum 9Doe perurteilt mar. Das
gauge 2pnbseriht III zines Der abs
ibeulihiien uno MISREPRESENTATION
Werbreben, Die lie i'm Sioen began.
gen finb; elm etlctantes 8eiipiel.
npbin uns bic bel uns srai iierenoe
2pnhuut fibreu miro. tuenn niht
nit allen Offer uno alien Mahtmit'
teln, bic ben gebDroen Al @ebote
ffeben. geeer iie oneetdmpft miro.
Gus eines @erDGentlihuna oes
Rrieasminiiters 9aft aehf berpDr,
BOB Sobn s.. Wallace, Dec bisberiae
@befsSnaenieur oes BanamasR anal'
bauS, feline Steauna a~ufgegeben bat,
neil ibrt cine better besablte BON els
ner Brioat9eienihaft In Rem Dort
Dfferiert uuroe.
Bas Tiscaliabr. meldes nit
benz 30iteu SUM sg @noe aebt,
lhlieBt NIT einem DeiiSit BON $27,'
500. 600 in Der Bunoestaiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-30
Danaers fferoen

1T dbnlid, mie an 96minoiu6t iterben.
9as 5ortibrfiten Der G6iulnoiu6t 1T
cine 9ortur fir bas 0pfer uno feline
5rennbe. Nls i'd i'm eriten Staoium
Der @6minoiu6t mar, idreibt @m,
Mpers BON GearfOB, Mb., nabm i'd,
naboem i6 perl6lebenes oerseblid se=
braudt bate. or, Sings Neue Gntz
oeduns, bic mid ibnea bette. gdueIe
Sitfe unb ii6ere 5eiluns fir Suiten,
@rfdltuns, rauben pals, 8ron6itis etc,
8enoet 2unsenen5iincung ab. gu ba=
ben bel S. &olteper & Sobn, SEQ. S.
5. S6miot, Sig. uua Goolf QreiB.
9rels soc uno ST per 6lai6e. 9robe-
flalhe frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-30

Nun erieben mir aus Dem uns TO-
eben Sueeaangetten Sabresbertht Der
.Deutiden @eieuibaft" in Seem Dr.
leang. elmer @eleaihaft, bic. nebens
bel seiagt, g%egrinoet muroe, um
oeutlhen @inmanoerern our@ Stat
uno Sat gu belfen uno Die ieht iGon
So Sabre eriitiert. baB ber Brdiit. Der
@eleQ1baft. Der aQgemein betannte
Brofefior 8. 6annD Oetler, bereits
boz aht Sabren in ieiner @e1dtdte
Der ,Deutlheu @eieaihaft BON Seem
Orleans" einen biesbeaiialihen Gors
lblaa madte. St lprah bort pDn
benz uebelitanb, Der baourh entitez
be, baB grDBe Wtaiien Der ginnans
oerer in SEEM gorf blelbeu, uno fubr
oann pDrtlih fort: .Wie man iibers
baupt 40 Sabre lang idbrlih 9uns
oerttauienbe bon Menihen in Stem
Sort tonnte lanoeu ieben, ohne bDrt
Elm Ser. Stqaten Bureau gu errihz
ten, INT ben 9euten su faeen. mD
fie bingehen ioaten, um Mrbeit uno
6etmitdtten au ftnoen, uno 10 fir ras
tioneQe Berteiluna oes 5trDmes, Der
ia ionft (ofale Stauung be%ruDrbrtn'
gen mus, su ioraeu, lit adnslib un'
begreiflib."
Sa, unbegreiflid lit es uno fait
mod unbeareif(iher. baB 6erartiae
BDrlhldae ungebDrt perbaatet uno
jebt erit mieoer, nie gang etmas
Weues, enoedt peroen mubten. 5olz
DIE 8ureaue hdtten i6Un felt Jabren
piel @utes mirfen uno manbes I'M
bell berbuten fbnnen.
uebrtaens, bel Dem INNER itdrfer
meroenoen GinmanbererItrDm, Der
iif perinutlih ourh @alpeiton in's
4ano eraieBen miro, mare es pieuleihi
angebraht, eorteiue 8ereinigune
mie oieie .Deutlhen Weiealbaften"
Die in faft alIen gr6Beren alitenitdo-
ten beS 2anbes egiitieren, ms 2eben
All rufen. IS beitano iriher, nenn
nir nibt irren, in @alneitDn Elm oer>
artiger 8erein, feline. 9dtiafeit bat er
aber i~eoenfaqs lanae eingeiteut, Sc
wdre iebr swedmaBia, tpenn &c Die
felbe tebt mieber aufnehmeu muree,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-30

!uanoerer pabrideinlid miBtrauilb
iein uno niht noae Nustunft iiber
ihre @elomittel geben meroen.
Wiel mebr pert aber ais bieIe 20
WtiQionen Dollars oes lebten Sab.
res lino fir oas 2anb Die riltigen
Wrbeita trdfte. pelbe Die ginmanoez
rgne benz 4anoe brinet unb me(he.
wena In aneemeHener Weiie pers
teilt, benz wirtihaftlihen 2eben oes
2anoeS uDn grDBtem gorteil iein
peroen, aulnal, menn Die in lebter
3eit tart aurlfaebliebene @intuan'
oerung aus ben %eernaniihen 9dne
bern Guropas mteoer einen reuen
IufimDuna nebmen mirb.
(Weitf. BDIt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-30
observation-disclosures fir @intuan.
Deret.

SIN ieineml lebten Bertht empfahl
Der 8unbesrommindr fir bic gin=
manberuna bic Ginrihtuna pom ar.
beitnahmeis - ureaur in Stem Yort,
un curh bieielben einen Eeil Der
ginmanberer aus Seem Dorf wea
uno nad @eaenoen oe8 lanoes 5u
brinaen. rpo ibre Nrbeit8traft eeiudt
uno aetpinlht wirb. Dieter Bor'
lhlaa bat aqaemeine Anertennung
gefunoen uno lit BON Der Brefie oes
aeiammten 2anoes autaebeiBen mots
ben. Nuh in benz an anoerer Steqe
abaeorudten artitel Der ~Weitlihen
Belt" iiber oas YrOblem Der Gin'
tpanoerune lit ieiner riibmeno ae'
oaht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-30

uSprD : Sormaliu" (@tmer &
Slmeub) antileptiibes Mfittel aegen
Branowunoen, @unben, 5autauS'
1hlae ooer abnlibe 2eiben. Sn
allen Mppthefen Al haben.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-01
A BARN GOES UP IN FLAMES
Burned Saturday Night. Fire Depart
ment Does Good Work

G. A. Horns barn, 9TH and Da-
kota, was burned Saturday night
about Io:45.
AS Mr.. Sherry was driving past
the place on his way home, he no
ticed lightin the barn but thought
it was only lantern. He drove
block further and looking back,
saw the barn burst in flames. Mr..
Sherry and neighbors came in at
once. Ed Burton and Mr.. Sherry
rescued the horse from the barn af-
ter il was pretty badly burned and
bruised. Mr.. Sherry had his
mustache singed, whileMr. Burton's S
hands were painfully burned.
The fire department responded
promptly and had the flames extin-
guished within FIVE minutes after
they arrived. They did fine work
and saved adjoining buildings.
Three sets of harness anda num-
Der Of tools and the barn were de-
stroyed. Mr.. Horn had ro in
surance. His loss will amount 10
about SITS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-01
DEEDS MUST Be APPROVED
BY the Secretary Of Interior Before They
Are Recorded.

Washington, D. G., April 80.
Secretary Hitchcock has directed
the Dawes Commission MOTTO record
any Of the patents delivered to all
lottees Of the Choctaw and ChicasaW
nations by the governors OF these
tribes which do not contain his ap-
proval. From 5000 to 10000 of
these patents have been submitted
TO the governors for their sigma
lures Mith understanding that they
were to be sent then to the interior
department for the secretary's ap-
proval. The governors contend
that the supplemental agreement
under which the allotments are
made contains no provisions requir-
ing such approval and they are de-
livering the patents to allottees,
The Law officers Of the interior de-
pertinent hold the patents are not
valid without the secretary's sigma
ture.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-01
TWO STORY
BUILDINGS
WILL BE ERECTED BY TERRELL
GROCERY co. ON CHICKASHA
AVENUE. PLANS READY
A FINE MODERN STRUCTURE
With Elegant Fronts. Other Buildings
in Prospect.

The Terrell Grocery Co. has
plans drawn for adding a second
story to each Of their buildings on
Chickasha Ave. and making them
thoroughly up-to-date. modern
structures. These are the build
ings now occupied by the Terrell
grocery, Claycomb & Anderson
and Geo. Calvert, They have a
frontage Of rs feet and extend back
100 feet.
Z. Cody, the Oklahoma City
architect. drew the plans and they
are now ready for the contractors
to make estimates. 1t Is expected
that work will begin about May IS
and the buildings will be completed
within 90 days. Between $4,000
and $4,000 will be invested in
them. Mr.. Terrell stated that the
contract would contain clause
giving preference to Chickasha
labor wherever possible.
The old structures will be pEac-
tically rebuilt. An entirely new
front will be put in, with modern
plate glass windows and tiled en-
frances. The fronts will be built
of red Coffeyvillt brick, trimmed
with white stone.
The second story will consist of
comfortable and light office rooms.
There is evidently a demand for
such office rooms as Mr.. Terrell
states that be already has over
half of the rooms rented.
In conversation with an Ex-
PRESS reporter Mr.. Terrell said, II
believe the man who pays rent is
entitled to good, modern building
and we are going to make our
buildings as fine as the finest. =
These improvements will add
much to the value Of property in
the block. Its likely that other
property owners in the same block
will build soon and it is tobe hoped
that the building movement will
become contagious.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-01
VISITED BY TERRIFIC TORNADO
Laredo Almost Wiped Off the Earth. A
Great Loss.

Laredo, Tex, May This city
was visited last night by terrific
tornado. The loss Of life in the city
and the vicinity is estimated at six
teen persons and the damage to pro-
pertyis large. The storm began after
7 O'Clock. Rain fell in torrents, ac-
companied BY heavy hail. The wind
began blowing at hurricane velocity,
and signs, roofs and doors began to
fly through the air. The wind tore
down houses, telegraph poles, shade
trees, and everything within its
path. The huts occupied by the
poorer classes were first levelled to
the ground and as the windincreased
it force the more substantially con-
structed buildings were unroofed
and III many instances demolished.
The lightning flashed wildly and
continuously.
The storm lasted about an hour and
subsided as quickly asst came.
Every telephone and telegraph wire
between SanAntonio and points in
Mexico was blown down. The
Mexican national railroad has temp
orarily abandoned its schedule of
trains OH account Of lack of tele
telegraph wires over which to
arrang meeting points
Five persons ereported to have
been killed in New Laredo, opposite
this city upon the mexican bound
ary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-01
THE KELLEY
RAILROAD
PROMOTERS WANT MINCO TO FUR
NISH RIGHT.OF-WAY IN IN
DIAN TERRITORY
TO BEGIN IN SIX MONTHS
Anadarko Furnishes twenty-five Miles
Of the Risht-of-Way.

The Minco Minstrel says
d. B. Merry, Of Anadarko,
was here this week as represen-
tative Of r. K. Kelley, the railroad
promoter. Mr.. Merry's business
was to secure a modification Of the
contract now existing between our
citizens and Mr.. Kelley. A meet
ing was held in the realestate Off
.ces of Bingham & Taylor, and
after the gathering had been called
10 order, Mr.. Merry explained his
mission. He said sthat Kelley had
practically secured all the right-of
way from joplin, Mo-, to Anadar-
ko; that upon securing all the
right-of- way he had assurances
from ST. Louis capitalists that they
would finance the road. He want
ed Minco citizens 10 guarantee the
right-of-way through Indian Ter
ritory, and about four miles in
Oklahoma, a total of seventeen
miles, the cost Of The same being
deducted from the $4,000 bonus
promised by the town. He further
stated that the new agreement
would contain a provision that if
work was not begun in six months
the contract would be void. Mr..
Merry said that Anadarko had con-
tracted to furnish twenty. FIVE
miles, and the prospects were
brighter for the construction of the
road than ever before. Those
present at the meeting seemed 10
look with considerable favor on
this project, and a committee con-
setting OF NJ. ID. Carson, G. B.
Campbell, G. A. Brown, l.. K.
Bingham and J. A. Stewart was
appointed 10 see about securing the
right of.way.
II is believed that BY securing
the right-of way wanted By Mr..
Kelley that more favorable con-
tract can be secured than the old
one. The line the road is to follow
could be made clear. and he could
be bound up to run the line on the
last survey, running south Of towr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-01
OPPOSES OPENING PASTURE
Parker Says the Indians Will Need itFor
Years to Come.

Lawton, Okla, April 20. Quanah
Parker, chief of the Comanches,
who conferred with Col Jas RranG
lett at Anadarko today relative to
leasing a portion of the big pasture
for agricultural purposes, while in
Lawton on his return home made
inquiry for Geronimo to deliver to
him letter Parker had for him
from president Roosevelt to the
Apaches. Parker says the president
desires him tp know that he is
averse to the petition of Geronimo
to be transferred with the remainder
of the Apache Indians to Arizona,
but that on returnig from his west
ern trip he will take up the matter
Of giving the Apaches their free
dom. Parker desires that com :
mittee. of Apaches visit his mansion
to fo. mally receive them. / am OPP
posed to the opening Of the big
pasture, said Parker. THE
Indians will need it for years to
come. The Indian agent will never
recommend that it be opened until
| give my consent. He always
confers with me in matters that
pretain to the welfare of the
Comanches. "
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-01
WILL FIGHT THE STANDARD.
Big Company is Chartered for Construct
ing Pipe Line

Guthrie, Okla, May The
Producers & Pipe Line Refining
company, with twenty million
dollars capital stock, was chartered
here today, for the purpose Of con
structing pipe line from the Kansas
oil field southwark through the
Oklahoma, Indian Territory and
Texas fields to Galveston, Texas, for
the purpose of exporting oil. The
plan also contemplates the erection
Of several refineries in the fields adj
jacent to the pipe line. Branch lines
will be constructed to all nearby
fields and the plan i'll detail is to
fight the Standard Oil company
with its own weapons. The main
incorporation is ]. i. Wright Of
Davenport, Okla. who with a
number Of his fellow townsmen were
the first to boom this Independent
enterprise. Wright now has behind
him all manner Of capital. In fact
the total backing today is more than
the amount Of the admitted capital
stock. Capitalists in New York,
Chicago, St Louis; Kansas City and
Galveston are putting their money
behind the scheme, and producers
Of Kansas, Bartlesville and Tulsa,
1T, Cleveland ahS 0saG, Nation,
Oklahoma, are interested The
headquarters of the company are at
Oklahoma City, where a meeting Of
the stockholders will be held within
the next ten days. The stockholders
including the capitalists behind the
plan will make an overland trip of
the proposed route, beginning
May Is. Nv. Davis and T F. Purvey
of Davenport are interested with
Wright in securing the charter to-
day. Wright came to Oklahoma
some time ago and purchased the
townsite Of Davenport, il Lincoln
county. Immediately he began to
interest others in drilling and pros
pectiug for oil, and gradually
worked up the plan for this mann
moth pipe line. He says today the
arrangements will all be consum
mated at the meeting soon to be
held in Oklahoma City
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-01

A. Owen Jennings, publisher Of
the Merchants and Manufacturers
Record. is distributing his books.
They are as handsome as any SOU
venir Of city that ever appeared
and every one should have one. Mr.
Jennings informs us that the
books are going rapidly. If you
want one, you'll have to hurry
Leave ordes at the EXPRESS office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-01
A SUNDAY WEDDING.

Miss Alma Thomas and Mr.. Jas.
Gattis were united in marriage yes
terday afternoon at the residence Of
the brides sister Mrs. Davidson.
Rev. S. G. Thompson performed
the ceremony in the presence of a
few friends and relatives.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-01

Finest cigars in town at Scotty 5
Smoke House. Try them. #
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-01

M. E. Robson has returned from
Muskagee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-01
CHICKASHA SHOWS GOOD GAIN
In Postoffice Receipts. Stands Seventh
In The Two Territories

Washington, April 80. o.-Postmas-
ters' salaries, which for all except
first class officer, are based upon
receipts for the twelve months end
ing March 81 Of each year, will
show some notable changes in Ok
lahoma and Indian Territory fer
the ensuing year. Oklahoma City,
Muskogee, Enid and Tulsa show
remarkable gains. Muskogee has
passed Guthrie and now stands sec
ond to Oklahoma City in postal re
ceipts, shoing total Of S32 JOS the
twelve months, while Guthrie has
fallen off from S33,537 to S3I,9s8.
Oklahoma City has increased from
$50, ,637 to $e2 ,o43; Enid has in
creased from $I7,o27 to S2I,ooI;
Tulsa, from SIS, ,o8o to SIo,854, the
most marked increase being in the
past six months. Ardmore, Chick
asha and South Nc Alester show
good gains. Shawnee and FL Reno
have slight decreases. The follow
ing are the receipts for the quarter
ending March n IQos.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-01

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-01
HookER uNrRuE ro HIM.
cserGs G. Tiffany Testified That Hs
Was Hostile 90 JudHe.

ALBANY. n. Y. April THAT hii
part In the agitation against JuAtiet
Warren Il. Hooker aud la the puhllca
ton OF charges connecting the justice
with alleged Irregularities concerning
appointments aud rental matters L.
the postolllces at fredOnia ana Dun
Kirk was due entirely TO Justice Hook
er's failure 10 secure his appointment
as postmaster at Fredonla was most
candhly admitted 10y George e. TIT
fany, Fredonla undertaken, Ia the
assembly judiciary committee In IL
investigation OF the charges involving
Justice Hooker.
lie declared that he aud Justice
Hooker had been close friends foi
many years nnd that the justice, then
representative In congress. had prom
Used 10 secure the postmastership foi
him. hut had proved untrue" TO him
Both Tiffany and William q. Hudson.
the latter representative OF the Brook
Ign Eagle. positively denied the asscr
tions OF Frank T. Ball. who testified
last Wednesday that Tiffany had tried
la IIudson's presence TO Influence him
10 make statements which would ~
suit In Justice iiOoker's removal from
the bench.
II loved him as a brother" said Mr.
Tiffany In explaining his relations with
Justice Hooker. lie said be- had known
Mr., Hooker for twenty years aud had
been extremely friendly toward him
until four years ago. when Taylor WAS
appointed postmaster
"liow long did that love nstf' asked
Lewis -. Carr. counsel Tor Justice
Hooker
Until he became untrue To me"
when was thaty'
when he gave the posioilicc 10 MIR
Taylor after he had promised Il 10
me"
"Slncc that time you have been biz.
terly hostile toward Judge Hooker"
Yes. sir"
And you have never hcsitnicd %
say sof"
NO. sir"
Tiffany added that he had organized
league 90 investigate the Hooker mat.
Ter and had been offered H. prcsi-
dency. which he declined. AZ one Of
the meetings resolutions derogatory 20
MIR Hooker were adopted. concerning
which Mr. Carr asked.
"They were Intended To be hostile to
Judge Hooker, were they notf"
"les. sir