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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16

s+rdiFSisH sditag Gassihsd prince; a8A

srdiEKish sdItalf Gaitihsd iPtihcl.s Brai
Uitqmst aticrsat Espsnssp snil yIsi
"The Sultan presents his compli-
ments to the engiheef MI chareei AMP
wishes him to open the bridge in
course of erection in Constantirople
lin order to let ushiRir9p the 4iqk-
yard pass through. at once"
~ When the message5 was deliVered'
einto the hands n the, ,eoptraeior ,re-t
sponsible for the construction Of the
bridge he was thuhdefstrucH. says4ions
den Answers. He had been working
on tho bridge day and night, and When
'the orders for it's DpHnihg came from
the Sultan it was not half finished.
He approached the Ministers Of
Marine and FiBagce9 and said 1T was
impossible to obey his Majesty's COM
mand. as he would have TO pun every
thing down, and il .woHld take months
to replace the scaffolding and pile
driving machines. bs1us.a 5d
1T cannot be helped replied the
Ministers. IF the Sultan says the
bridge must be opened it must be
done, or we shall lose our places, il
not our heads.Y .yah5rndF fx5n Il
SO the bridge was, opened, and the
ship came out Of the sdockyard at a
cost Of oyer s5QQ,QQQgsIt afteFYeFd
transpired that the Sultan had found
his infant son crying ihitteglyl in the
harem because bic, could not see the
flag hoisted on on his particular shft
Gromtthe nnrsdfyi windows.n0it-9Bp
To humor the childs caprice the
Sultan ordered the bridge to DE
opened at once and large, ironclad
to be brought out of the dockyard and
3ohiooredliiin 1frontU OfDDolmabagtcbet
This no doubt pleased the boy, hut il
I caused enormous inconvtaie1se to the
Il lpeoDl of g Constantinonle,1 tpi say meth
ing of the waste of money which had
\ Indirectly come outcof ttheff pockets
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16
rHs alRgEao-Rt -Rt52RtQidl.+
,"s.s.t.YHSSUOsslls ! laagg0iSs D +

The permanence Of sea fisheries lis
sunefluf 9nd rdhose @ondeffih examples
lof patamal eeono1hicsa BhegiNorth Sea
,haa beepI STEADILY a dshedr6oEs seven cen.
,ttBFiesa by the Rut9hb and English, apd
rs. s9FIsFas the days offh9eHFy VII. Ens'
1isR ffRQatsr were atsF9TkS ,aS far north
haustIble. In spIt9 oY aeAh trawleF rs
and impFoyea sB,eftt9 theiiGfgfatch is larger
eTsry yeaTq The Iqng gsRore' fshety
for hefffngs mackefef and sprats has
1 SUPPRESSED Az record during ths mast
few seasons, and ys{ no effort is mad G
TO .rebIehfshl fha Sspe6k iii the sea Sand
very little is done to prevent waste.
If only the fishermen could be induced
to put back into the sea- the mihiohs
of immatureE aaf aash Aqshf hn hAe
trawlers and Shdts, tt seems probable
that the supply ,Yqgl d be ncFeaseH +
The Country GerAlebah 4 a4lil IEahd li.s ss4q
Water
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16
srdd ipHkHesso9G2fssassi ssi sdldAi9s2..l e

ian Japan a afatbfit6 Method OF com.
uniting snicsdegisito tbressr srbpe's itself
oyer a. waterfall, Police are stationed
at several wateFfaiis ad1aceht 70 the
cities. Near one of them is a eohspi-
icupus sign, bearing these words rDo
not drown yourself herei Intending
suieides are iwarReadthai fseav9h dis
iapptoves of the Ntllizatien Of this wa
terfall for, the purpose, This Is qerti-
ned on the best priestiy authority and
serious Consequences in the hereafter
are guaranteed. To drown here is also
forbidden BY the authorities"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16

J linen and iclegsraW WON en.lid

IL Men aafeisafd noyitoiafka riRo.
men, Ibpt i6lsratharthe woman cwho
thinks sheiIfs9f 9fleyeynanduHha faunts
rhe5 l4nowIIsdga on sFeTS possible and
impossible Occasion that they dislike,
said the woman, OF the world. An en-
cycidbedia Is hardly the Thing one
wodfd@ desire for a constant e6mpan-
Ion and now and then aqman ifises to
soffes a bitsofliaEpsmatioti fRImeeIfl A
mhsD likes the w0Inanqwhb isDeultured,
n6tsbeQk leafpeds iwko lhRsi assembled
rinfQrmatiop instead gQf 1sHalloxing It
rTholel 6 nnlHja ray.qy9nth will eyer
complain that such, a rlYqman. : is, too
n1ucRn 81 4 biIestocking 'ff5as ff5ars himl2NEx.
chkABHfie laISdh : Doy 3fheuI
iS9c 'Syis IgirT IS gtiYiua booa Il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16
A LIttI. More Than Necessary


Going little farther than onesneeds
TIN the right Tir9etionS7is5 the bnly
Esyptg make prdgress Not ed do bet
ter than ,isq qexpacl lSdsb Us ssAtol be-
'com51 nkeda0cfe. f3s Saa ef RAgFeat
'basihsss gavei tHfs solid aaRIe 4s fLet
every man ip public or private busi-
mess, sWhetheE hd is /Workitig 3CE him
for rIanother "a 1lttlh more Than
fIltehe position leboct apiss When he
.itd6es Iths /, ana u ds SfCsa tht fact
tia that ,ie can a little nI6f6 ii in AFT that
III 7,ipS9s3tiqns a, xide4 Q6a MIN ape to
him and then hS WI nav al onpor-
/, sum ltyb tQsa slittld moF9 nah 1hat.
Aand ihH Billsigo ahN kf aiiA upward
nntll B hs anaIly fea1he ne Richest
AsteBnih hsrg gbrb bgaA sloa ef eaallhg.
Character baiIdih akd spiEltual
growth demand the same rule. Il is
Gods y WHY Ward us ! Good measure.
pressed down. shaken together. run
ming over"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16
God,s unknoNA6Is LoN1.

lf-A
soIFonneSery individaat liAe on earth
to-dasst the HeRrnBlNa FatBer ofers
special, help. Aid there are p9stwo
'fiVess whose laeeds VIE ieaiichliS the
Tsaans1R I've Cannot com pEesieiid Nhat
l this yBgans, Ah its l6h If the
vastness of Gods pdsfef an1 Gods
l6ve:s but we can no less EtdstfAiiy be-
liegs EtE' We know how different are
the 4hree or four or thAsten Of twelve
-leved- enesss for whom We specially
prayed THIS. morning Yet vie conf
IDENTIFY asked che Father to supply
every strength ana resouree that
should be needed by those dear ones
moment bS MON ent through the hours
and peri1s OF the day. And what we
wefs &silng for our loved ones others
we're a Asltins for theirs, }thfoughS0t the
length and breadth Of this world, land
perhaps OF other worlass6 Every petit
ton was heard !. none were unheeded;
all we're answered IN God s. hest way.
we cannot ask too much Of hiIn nor
can too many come to him Fiin player.
Think Of #ttempting toexplain dr de-
fns or nhferstan6 sncA love and
ssch RhWerA How 1hHch Nbettet kim
ply tSEczperisfEce and ttse gustiANl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16
FIGHTER HAD IRON HAND.
Replaced Natural One, Which He Had
Lost in Battfe..

LUoI III bdlIICs
iIi In the oldichateau near Nuremberg
IL preserved the iron hand Of Goetz
Won Betffchitfgen,9 whose exploits
Goethe celebyayedEF ina drama beAFing
the warriors name. This famous
German Knight of 4 the late tiftddnthi
century, having. lost his hand in war,
supplied its place BY glove or iron,
SO constructed that its omembers
moved by an internal mechanism.
q with tKis glove the MANNED war
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16

portion Oh IL 10 JnelT lQOlSs ana pouring
oaf lEeaiiens @ isgne Is fheir 6onoF.
a. az The luxurious diet provided by the
king woHIl N9fTgR ahe body and a.
sminish sta visor 4 he mind FH
ae The Temptaiion vas, ther adfa t8)
Reto be fa3se e Godf law withta hem.
which bade them Keep their bodies
Epure and strong for service; (2) to be
Aefalse to the positive requiremsnrs> OF
Hstheir religion. andNtsl to join HI the
$ worship of heathenIgodss lst>fhVk 10
Sbe false to their cohatry, Fie66 ikar
apto them because they wer@ IN exlIe.
= What Was Daniels Powers Min
which he conquerSd the all1ffn temp
Sstation? A purpose n hi hedI n
3pconsecrated will. Il e 4sno be was
R@man of prayerlNaa NadHaeS ehel
sought strength 8a g. 81 kss
NShis determination <]SS%
no III. The Test 6fVFl lertp hsc
GN9-14. A seill furthes ehih
&temperance, In Daniels case al " he.
Scase of many a man of modern tines.
tewas friendship. Certainly Ashpenaz
SNwas qindaS kifa, afidSd3ubtiesX az AZ
fectioa Hgf hpabmEhea tbe@. gPfpbs
peaa,lsaf kSJ 7moTE g powerful @ fSaRh ftI al
slsthe eimd6f a of 6olicy aTip pdhii5ilion9 q J
x Q. niGpf has brought bamlg ydfoF
tSfayor and tender leyef ,4meriosn.
Inversion, made Daniel to fnd Kindness
0aanh ;compassiop" , All true love aud
sfrfendship are 'inspifed by God. ~e
AS 10. Il fear my lord the king" Wen
emight he fear for his life. He was
4eservant to aiding who could execute
children hefore the eJes Of their |fa-
8ether e Kings -: 7;fJer Sa 81, ana
9gin moment of passi6n threaten with
Sadeath the wise men of his country
S dQan. z, r6nl2. AZ speaker,sn Bible.
b 'fSor sBya telest would be the better
rendering. ."-Driyerl should he see
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16
j Troubles 81 an. y Authorsss. b. ,..ls {

Henry Haynie, author of THE Cap.
sains and the Kings. writes of George
EioHa -i'Ehata sfterppeA George Eliot
dSdlatsd lhatIaath lima ~Ketigat was
known she was about 4 begin new
book she was overwhelmed with let
alsfs fFeAPh Phuhsshowhdi ieoftespondehts
giving her adviesHsTtolhe best way Of
carrying on the--plot or of bringing
her characters out of an embarrassing
situation Others wrote her When Z
ebodkiappsarea.aSo adiim nat they rec.
ognjKsd thspselFes in hes sRegaon4ees
or had found their friends set forth
Ia her rerbes and fieFdinsssi!S2 70 Iid 7
i.ffrtf KdaihA Irar atffna atfieflfnN \
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16
4 nE1YE EA..1TTYH

Some FalIacles Have Strong Hold
Upon Users Of Tobacco. I.
sRntf rhaI 6phi i9 aEstfhRs- been
popularity supposed to indicate the eK-
celIenceT bb kiIe aseed. 6hRsas a mat
ter Of fact. its only indication is Qf
the presence of potash in the leaf
Tobacco, rich in. chloride of sodium
burns With .thiperfect combhstion and
with a dark ash. AS the Value Of Ia
cigar Is depehdehtr dpoh' the freedom
with which it burns, white ash may
be a rough test Of excellence, nut Ia
cigar with dark ash. properly clleH
may burn more evenly than one rich
in potash but imRelfgesl Y ma9A fnd
at best the "white-ash' Is but -rudi;
mentary test.
Aactgar which fbtrnsIfteeIg is bet,
ter1 tigars ma atteEovhac the grade
of the leafb than. one which is rolled
so tightly as to prevepb f5ee combus
tion, but the question Of fragrance Is
quite another matter.
Another cigar fallacy is that cigar
in black wrapper is necessarily a
strong cigar, The wrapper weighs but
oAestsatIA Sf8 AS &bSSeA and &-elgar
with a wrapper almost black may be
mild and delicious smoke, while che
withcd pale wrsPPgAheq Fftf imp9r
fectly cured tobacco is often rank and
E
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16
oIislfs@Esy1EhIa llSengda2 bnI

snoiisi ifoMxsyoEhIah Sengds? bns
The late Elijah Keileggi hhe Noted
Maine allthQT, and frlsrgymRnstQm the
following story on himself; One day
2aftef he fiiad 7ieiiSeteH a tRIaifa cHfsarissic
lSfatfof beforeRhds hoagregaubsg iaa the
Ili5ie church Ia|f, ,HaTRsEelbh ha asked d
little boy afflicted with, an impediment
his s3seeE hbR lhe @ouff likel Is be
a preachemHlDb lDbeiltttle, fellow ItDDla a
long, breath w apH yepliedsfit ,E.Y7Yould
7,ll-like the p-p-pouudmg, and the h-h-
dholiefihg9 BsbsblAlShS salspgaldhg Wv
woald b-b-bsbothen Iheskw sonaibus
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16


iHs = psatS ~ lerfcasi. J. gersioBFl ise.
\ gins slnlses; Rich food such as was
IS sstsa Az fbuchednezzar's table. He
aIgsrss 51of vfhB saisi6cs 81 4h5
ssitSlffkfFf Ashpenaz w. 81. into
DiSse charge tbeyinadBeefI eBmnift-
y dS/ He was superintendmtdof tisei
a9hnSahA yh6s had chaRse ofthaa kihg,s,
iehareln ana Pfs theulsgueati9ndof dhei
kysSing fqn deidw ssgrs 75wss sritrsd-mrs
I'm Why WhS IN WFpns. 81, eat The Kings
Mood? Cd The dietary might comprise.
OF food, sheh as the hesh OF
Ii kwinse, ba5eso etGo3 3yhIchiths ,IaTjsin-
ierdie5edo III 1the, ilsTasl lites q-eynilnhf 4
ltU2l The feshl may not have been per
lLllectiy tleA1Sed Uohii bioSo5d and hennccea,
1gkas nf6fBffdeR1 by 'thEi Je@fg6iil q-iEnS IAN
,NDeut. 1gei'ssIs51e H5dW 81 gyesH at snfg
A1hay, have their own butchers. and re.
A hard as uncleRn tAei niSat sprebafe in
lathe ordinary way. CD 1t was the uni
NN&Arsal custom Among s-the=lReathr1sr
=
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16

'a2il aThs Win 81 eoA.'l 92'1q
II Is very far from being true that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16

NeDuCudune1ldI > personal attendants.
3hiEh ana % ~sfful p9ic efsS 9gsg
20. Tin all matters Of wisdom and
unde nflEg EIa Serffhing Which
stand apd ex9aln #Ha foundSthem
ten .tipes betterE s'Better counselors,
better informed. ed."-Barnes. TB9g fol-
lowing chapter illustrates DRmers
vast superiority to "all the masieians
aud astreIogers." The precise mean
ingl lof(tkeee eerms is little undetgtooh.
Perhaps mag gicians equals the sacred
serihesA Askillkq in interpretations Of
msst to wSibfg, and astrologers IN. ",
"'s09haptegsb equals Babylonia1s phi
9osopfef and astronomers, who Aters
.pretedsl lars a.
E FqntbRdsult of TemperancsS a
toni ltd R1. And Daniel cuntih,
6ed Slbplk ords, but full of&neah-
i6g kmidfall the intrigues iSilgeh-
hif a. all fines in dynasties Of 0rieh-
~desrotism. amid all the enNH to-
wards a foreign captive in higif 6fice
as a kings councillor, amid al the
trouble) lAeidentafvt0 ithe insaniiy Of
CslIs tinE awf thhl murder iqr hro.@ his
rSa fd9 Is ps5sIt baSIsf S li Ss
1fdseE : t'Easa uhfd tie afst peSr Of
&4gsdygFlf BUQ0 VsS0rhan Terus,
iedi6f fOf az rebhiidEus 8 TIE tSRpIe! M
,Eyeu heygnd Z, that -importantsSdate
DaaieI 'fived (DanS 10. ~, so that he
h6df kevshlD seafa 10 babiG asFsice..
and reached an age Q. at least sIshtg-
Ave. hA s6
rpeianee ap1 LONG Life. Batish
not Ashyi staessics made by the gov
sfhihsnt lshom that 4he death rate
among liquor-sellers is seven times as
,great AS among. men in otbek .dreuph-
tons and u Bondon neafly ten tines
as great.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16

from Mohammedan to Christian or the
ereserse. AS -aeeofnpAniea by 4 chafges
9f name. and It was so in Daniels
time. The names Of the four were all
compounded with the name OF God
Daniel, God Is my Judge; Hananiah,
Yah Jehovah) is gracious; Mishaei,
whotis %hat cod isH As4iahS Yah
\ hath holpen. driver. The new
names obliterated the name of de
novah Daniel became heiteshAzzar,
meaning Bel protect his life. Bel
(BaaD was the chief god of BabylpHia.
Hananiah became Shadrach. meaning
the command Of Aku (the moon god
Mishael became Meshach. Who is
what Aku is2. and Azariah became
Abednego stHabt Idf J Eebo tsad Gof
\ learning.
s. But This change Of name did
! not produce a change of heart for
Daniel purposed In bis heart, liter,
ally, laid Il on his heart. that he
tVouid MT dpfla hfrnoaIf With tho
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16

lshIchard William Jonest Vas bl1ne1
Is tie ground ny "a fakge b6hlaefoat Z
he Ilan6gfs Quairy, : les \ on on i una'
II. When hIs comrades lifted 8He' Fo0k!
from ms niangied body he said:
igHads.a sing tD God, m GiEaI Me Thy
Peace, They sang il as they car
ried him to the hospital. where he
lied
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16

have fruitlessly exhausted all our own
'1egitihate resburces, when escape
from impending disaster is impossible,
that disaster is thus proved to be the
williof Cod for tis.nfei3 "a FL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16


.assseaaas seet=slletns ssiRs nowl.
edge and SKIP IintelligeneeSNAn alp
learning (literst4re) "spd N4shom' m''
ltstaende) )9isbanIep jfhoreoveisJ had
something more than the wisestKBabye
lonian-direct sblyitual insigbNg into,
the hidden things 6f God. ''undbJAand.
ing mall SyfsIops and dneams1 The,
1ost9fsqspicuaiis iiiustfation III this
powsts hiG inter bFefaaiAh hTof Ndlbibhad-
nezzars dfeale aeceapies tha next
chaRG ,ARA VhT Hill
ThfH Rss9n ofI Tsmperanck Post
tiop and tuB BlenseR IS. 'NoIIBk the
end III. ia q The three YlHrs OF
v-6s,nis Ed bysshe king for the @kning
of all tbe.yoyng .captiyes. SI 5
0al suh aaCdfntldhed. X @Simhhly, Mixed"
hf5Fefdre s3o6d fheyd befJMl the
king All officers and servanhA Astodd
when in the presence of the ISAarch.
Compare Prov. 22: 2s. Th&# four
::'srunsEEe pt=shely 51Ishifest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-16

oOftttttHohcco aPpSeftu IdlIcr duu Y =.
" inserts they Yeres) erfatter Il in
flesh.@' CAS- one Of the first Of modern
chemists has said there is. in nine
quarts OF alcohol, less food than can
besspread on .the end of a table knitee'
-FArfat EaEER4E ei
16. "Thus Melzar (R. ", $50 fhe
steward took away their
meat (American version, "daintieaO
and the wine" The Hebrew verbs aIh-
ply continuous actIons9 he kept thltlng
away, the delicacIes and wine, and SiF-
ing them vegetable food. 4
A Second Result of Temperance: Men
tai Power, II. CAS- for, these Sodr
rRp9reb R. H,I.f6nhs." This ne
brew word is applied to Joseph at The
age % seventeen, TO benjamin at tAe
age -of1hiftS ITO lRshobeam's young
counselors at the age. OF about forty,
These four were probably about six,
Is 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-18
BORN TN
MARION
COUNTY

DR.. E. f, Cawood, who was given a
coat of tar and feathers last Sunday
night, and ordered to leave the town of
Goldendale, Wash, where he has been
engaged in holding revival meetings, u
a brother of Mrs J. II. McCorkle, of
this city, and is quite well known in
and around Silverton, says the Appeal,
He has the respect of all his acquaint-
ances here, aud is considered an intel.
igent man. He occupied the pulpit in
the Ne. f. church not long since upon
one or more occasions, and proved to
be very interesting speaker.
DIR. Cawood is native of this coun-
ty, and his home is now in Portland.
He is about 4S years of age. His faith
er and mother came here from the East
shortly before his birth, and died when
he was young boy. He was reared
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-18
CRUISER WASHINGTON
LAUNCHED AT CAMDEN

With the first movement Of the huge
hull Miss Wilson lightly poised the gay
iy beribboned bottle Of champagne,
and as the vessel swept down TO meet
the tide she dashed the glass reeep-
tacle against the unyielding wall OF
steel. and as the wine flowed down the
ways in foaming rivulets the fair spon-
sor said: "I christen thee Washing
ton"
Pandemonium had broken loose IN
the crowd below as well as upon the
stand. staid matr0ns as well as giddy
maids were mounting points Of vantage
in order 10 see the new vessel leap
into the arms Of her native element
Greeted with a welcoming blast from
the shriIl throats Of several score OF
steam whistles, the cruiser hoated ma
jestieally out upon the bosom OF the
Delaware, where she soon was captured
by a tug and toWed 20 one Of the ship
ward piers, where she viii be eomplet-
ed. She is now in a more advanced
stage Of construction chan any vessel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-18

Camden, n. j., March ls.-ln the
presence of several thousand spectators
and chorus of steam whistles and
changing bells, the United States armor-
ed cruiser Washington, the most power
ful of its class yet built, gracefully
glided from the ways at the yard Of the
New York Shipbuilding company today
As the new warship swept down the
wa!s toward the ripping waters OF
the Delaware the assembled multitude
wildly cheering the new champion. oW-
ing to the distance Of the state OF
Washington from this city there was
not large attendance Of citizens Of
the Commonwealth hOnored by the
navy department when the Washington
was named. There was an influential
delegation on hand, however, composed
OF state officials, members Of the leg
iAature and the Washington FePresen'
tatives in congress. The ship was chris
tened by Miss Helen Stewart Wilson,
daughter OF former United States Sen
a'or Wilson, Of Washington.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-18

The armor plata protection ranges
from inches for the turrets to 8 inches
for the belt The cruiser win have
a very heavy. armament. The main
battery win consist of four 1O.inch
guns and sixteen 6-ineh guns. The sec
ondary battery viii have twenty-three
S-inch rapid FIRE guns, twelve 3-pound-
er semi-automatic guns, two 1-pounder
automatic and two 1-pounder rapid FIRE
guns, two S-inch field pieces and three
small calibre rapid FIRE machine guns.
The indicated horsepower Of the en-
gines is $4,000, and they are designed
to drive the vessel at a speed of at
least % knots an hour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-18

ever before launched for the United
States navy.
The Washington was contracted for
on February 8, 1904, and at the same
time the Cramps were awarded the con
tract for a sister ship, the Tennessee.
There has been quite rivalry between
the two shipbuilding firms to see which
should complete its contract the quick
est. The New York Shipbuilding com
pany is ahead with the launching of the
Washington. This is partially due to
the fact that the ways on which the
cruiser was built are covered by a nam
moth shed of glass and steel, allowing
for work in all kinds of weather.
The Washington. while not designed
to be quite as fast as some Of the light
er srmored cruisers, will have great.
er battery and defensive powers than
any vessel classed as cruise. In fact,
she will be superior to many battle
ships of the earlier type. The Wash
ington's length on water line is 500
feet; breadth at load water line, 70
feet; displacement on trial, feet;
mean draught at maximum load, %
feet. The steaming radius at 10 knots
will be $500 knots; steaming radius
at full speed, about 3,1o0 knots.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-18

and educated by friends Of the family
in this county, and has always borne a
reputable name. After he became Of age
he went to Portland, where studied den
tistry for some time, and later went to
Philadelphia to complete his course in
the dental college of that city. Upon
returning to Portland he opened an Of
fee, and for some time enjoyed sue
cessful practice.
About three years ago DIR. Cawood,
during revival services which were be-
ing held in Portland, became enthusias-
tic over religious matters in the M. Il.
church at that place, and joined that so
ciety. Later he withdrew from the
Methodist Episcopal church. He almost
Immediately after his conversion, be-
came an exhorter and went about the
city of Portland testifying and preach-
ing, and for some time past has assist
ed in various churches throughout this
state and Washington, and it was
while thus engaged in this work at
Goldendale that the trouble overlook
him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-18

Bronx residents, aroused over the
purchase of the Gouverneur Morris
mansion for railroad purposes, have re-
newed their efforts to secure the pres
ervation of this site as a public park.
Of the Morris family in AmeIca was
landmarks in the Bronx. The Hounder
of the orris family in America was
Richard Morris, who had been an Of
fcer under Cromwell, and come to
America after the restoration of
Charles III. A grant of land was be-
slowed upon him, to which he gave the
name of Morrisania. The Gouverpeur
Morris mansion and the bit Of land
surrounding 1t is all that is left Of the
manor. GOuverneur Morris was born
there in 1852. He was delegate to the
Continental Congress, and his brother,
Lewis Morris, was one of the signers Of
the Declaration of Independence.