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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-23

] ezu see tie zrl fHl ias
/ can ser flis zif iun fast
I can see the 9lr4 fuH last

can see the girl fnn la-t
When 1l.iiy had written il iArsa
lines on ler papr-. size pui Der hari
into her pocket % feel Of her lriuon-
drop II was blg sud nard and sarare.
TLen she wrote twice more:
Icaa see the z.r. nun fass.
can SET The gir. tuu fast.
T8en Miss Preston came ua behind
her ana looked at her paper. and SAD,
right out loud. 50 that 81 TIE school
could hear
-MiHy lane Is writing very riee!y
this morning
Et,at niaae Mi.iy - happy ihat she
wanted 10 celebrate. She waHied ta
taste Of her lemon-drop The teariirr
was going NJ toward heg onn desk.
AIliiy took the lemon-drop oni ot her
poekes. held il Up 10 her mouth. add
nibbiad Oh one little bite The teacher
turned round quickly and saw her
~MHlicent Lane, yoa are ealing candy
in SCHOOL,
Now as soon az the teacher hirnnl
round. AIiily slipped The lemon-drop
into her mouth. II WIS 10 there now.
50 sine could not sag. Yes. Miss Pres
tou" she could only uod hes head.
~gSaye y0u any more
AIIlly shook her head
You may 90 into tie dressing room
ana stay there uniil I call yon
Now this WIS the very lrst time
that MiIIy lad been spoken to gor
doing anything naugh.g since she hA-
gan 10 come 10 school. and TIE lrr.a
was almost over Size fe!f - sorry
and ashamed that rs scom - she
reached the dresssnS-room she gave 4
great sob. The his. square lamoh
Irop ipped right down iH.o hcr
thrOaa Another biz sob. coming uP.
met IL The sob anl tile leEoHAlrpp
could rot se. past eaca other. .sld they
made lliliy cough and choke lie
emon-drop WIS stuck fast NILS pas
)ne hand no 10 heF hroat. aid -iie
could feel one sharp ernsr prickn-
agains5 the outside It seeined Is itit
would make hole right thfousi. Oh.
how she screamed
Miss Preston sent Annie EaIey. TIE
oldest girl ia school oui 10 see wnat
the matter was Ann.e patted Mily
Oil the back hard. and G0s her drink
of water. but L dill lsee 10 gaoL i'oor
Mlly was 50 frightened thal size
screamed again.
Miss Preston game running ont. and
as soon as she saw what the trouble
was. she picked Aliiiy r.ght MP in her
arms. as IL she were liltle baby. and
ran with her across ihe street ana iuio
a Grus-storp
The druggist poured out some milk
into j emp. and pui Ia some hot water.
Drink this. quick be said
Milly thought she could mol. hrt
Miss Preston said. ~Yon mnsi qurkr
AS soon as the lot drink touched the
It began to melt.
Before the drink was al down Tho
was down. TOO. ana aiiiN's
throat was All right. except tina !. fr.t
queer FOR the rest or tile day
Please scuse ne FOR esths candy
70 school she sald
Miss Preston Kissed her. n don't
hink YOU VIII ever forget this lesson"
Ihe said
The Iesson.- said Milly WHY.
just low x looks now.
Il can see the gir run fist
Fannie Wilder Brown. Ia Yoe,h's
'ompanlon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-23

Artificial cotton is now made from
various woods. as from piue IN Ba-
varia and from fr in France. In the
French process. the wood. freed from
bark and knots, and pHlveTized by
special machine. Is steamed ten hours
IN a horizontal brass Iead-liBed cylinder
Of 300 cubic feet capacity. after which
1000 cubic feet OF a bisulpha.a Of soda
wash is added and the whole is heated
thirty-six hours under a pressure OF
three atmospheres. The fibre. thus
made very white, is then washed and
ground by series Of strong metallic
meshes. after which il is given electro
chemical bleaching by chloride Of lime
The mass is dried between two power
fnl rollers. The resulting pure cellu-
lose Is reheated in a light metal boiler
With mixture OF chloride Of zinc and
hydrochloric and nitric acids. 10 which
Is added little castor oil. casein and
gelatine to give resistance 10 the fibre
The very consistent paste produced Is
drawn into threads through q Kind Of
draw plate. The threads are passed
over gummed cloth, then immersed 10
weak carbonate Of soda solution. dried
between two slowly turning cylinders.
and finally given solidity by an ammon-
iacal bath.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-23

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sr1 fsfsaz ~ sgss9 fAs1 ny Eh-es Gasp
la see -Fles1 r5rc zz1
eEser tae asss n riee aaa Doqr,
eytAs the Erz ard tfe eown.
A11 serFe Han5s aeer Vsth r-v sax ard $3.50
Nksr rT lesf seer sr1 rT1ra
tr-sF - ya1r wsins q 9g.le-i grams
Mne mg rax "A s.al antarled
~ Cer zsi and waeel and scrfe and reel.
FEie tie trade cf The wersd
-Frou Yosll'r Companion
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-23

TIE SaaT- AFRO Br1un sTsts- e
E.-s-sss re-esrsz.Ay is s. ns= srr1ss
L-ske BazkzL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29
Large Party from Washington
Visited Yorktown and jamestown
DlNNIRIssAT. TIE cHAMBl RLAIN
Visitors. Who Were Sons Of American
Il Revolution and Ladies', Entertained
by Jamestown Exposition Company.
IL Speech by Hon. John Goode.

"A lerge party composed of members
Of thXasS,AW;a.sshingten council, Sons Of the
Ameriehm 1tt!volti1ion. md ladies, spent
!; Saturday on the Peninsula. visiting
Yorktown. jamestown AMI Old Point
Last night the members of the party
were the guests OF the jamestown Ex.
position Company at a delightful din
mel given at the Chamhcrlin hotel;
The tourists came down from Wash
inston On. a special steamer. reaching
Yorktown early Saturday morning. AZ.
virwing the various places of his.
tor!c'll interest in and around York
town. they made pilgrimage to
jamestown.
4 Ul,onetlie ATRIAL Of the visitors at
OLD Point Saturday they were greet,
ed hy' NIessrs. c. Brooks Johnston. of
Ncrfolls; r. j. Wool, of Ports mouth,
w. e. Cotircll. Mayor s. r.. buxton
and r. L. Farrar. of this city. repre-.
sentins the Jane stown company.
Aftcr -he dinner Mr.. IT,. Wool made
4 graceful speech. in Which he sug.,
gestcd .hat tho Sons Of the American
Revolution should have y permanent
building on the exposition grounds,
will the view of maklng.thc American
yontll more familiar with important
ami Interesting facts I'm connection
with the cally history of Tidewatcr
Virginia The bnilding, lie said. coull
lie usel rs headquarters for all Sons
Of the American Revolution visiting
sihe- exposition and on other visits to
afiis' section. ii'F'' = }r'Ets>p
lion. John Gcode made beautiful
talk ingwhich he paid touching iri6
ute t6 the late General Fiizhush Leo
Vtt'e prcsticnt Bailey; Of The soas
fof .ii'I American Revolution. responded
tn MiS.Wool's speech. expressing the
appreciation of the visitors of the cour.
tesies shown them AMI declaring thai
lie WOULD advocate movement loo.,ing
toward the erection of building on
the exposition grounds.
The tourists boarded their steamer
AMI left Old for home about 1 O'clock
Yesterday morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29
THE POLICE ,5u il /.
INVESTIGATION
Officers VIII Face the Mayor and Pc.
lice Committee THIS Morn.
ing at O'clock.

Great concern lis manifeeted in police
circles over the investigation 10 be
made by the mayor and police con,mi,
tee Tho morning Every members of
the force has been summoned To an,
pear before :he committee ard It is
eX;'ected that several very interesting
matters will be discussed While no
sensations arc cNnected it is under.
stood that the committee and mayor
desire TO nave heart tc heart talk
%,lh The mcmhers of the force. ,,5
whether any charges have heon
preferred against the officers could nc,
nositi"ely be learned Yesterday. 1t is
understand that some complaint ba.
,hecn made to Councilman w. w. Rich.
ards"n' Chairman OF the police commit.
tee. $50 iii.,s 'if.' il3I! II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29
il i a AZ ON NEWS

rlttll RQ1Gstvensky has long horne tho
reputation of being ono of the mos.
rool-iHa,led- and scientific naval OIL
cer; In the Russian service. He he
cate n popular hero in the Russo.
Turkish war. when he distinguished
himself in 1877 by an attack. under
J!arcnpff on the Turkish ironclnd IN his
sulllnat. tho Vcsta He had made gum
nory his special study and was one OF
| ih,' mnst brilliant cadets In tho Mich
lacl Artillery Academy.
Promoted commander in 1851. he
was arpnn.cd naval altachc to the
Russian embassy in England, where he
closely studied thu organization and.
equipment of the British navy. He was
afterwards commander OF the crulseri
liadimir Monomach and the 1attle-
ship ,Pcrevlet. and duriis the Chino.
Japanese wa: was Alexielf's second in.
cnEi:,ani of the. Russian s,luadroni In
the Far East, so tina. he was familiar
with Port Arthur and the Chinese anil,
Japanese waters. tt,E
Becomes Rear Admiral.
lie was promoted rear ADMIRAL in
W. made an abide camp of the feet,
anu Succeeded Admiral AveIlan as
chief Of The laval Headquarters Stan
a'hI head Of the Intelligence Depart.
melt. In this capacity he was reSDon.
Fl'!t fnr the equipment of The Raliic
iieet RE was considered an ahler anil
eyea mere popular leader than Admiral
Makhuroff
NJ The Cnt Of last September he
was really to sail with his fleet which
he nan been constantly exercising. in
maneurers and suunery. lie left LII
bau on October 6 and passing aroun.l
Penlnars. fell In with the British
North Sea fishing fleet between Hull
anil tn! Dutch Sea fishing fleet 10,
tween Hull and the Dutch coast. The
firing I'm these boats by some of his
vessels. ,iinler the impression chat
they were hostile torpedo bnats. led tn
.hc International commission Of INJURY
Which sat at Paris in January ami chi.
Hemned the firing. Though exc,tsing the
admiral rtt sY i.iE g;s Il
.hoIestvenSky. with the main divisionl
ni he Baltic iiCct sailed around the
tare Of Gnnl Hope anu arrived at the
ncrt or Rus5i Be. at the north of Ma.
hasascar. ut the beginning of January.
Were ie was joined by Rear Admiral
ven Vockersam, who. with the cruis
er squadron. had come by the way of
tie mediterranean and the SMeZ canal.
Here the feet remained until Marcel
W.. he long delay making IL evident
that since Port Arthur had fallen, ami
could ITO longer he the Immediate OBJ
iGci'vc the Russian admiralty intended
to develop big naval campaign in tho
spring.
hardly anything more was heard .,
RoJcstvensky III Ill the report that hi;
shipS ila'! been seen In the neighbour
hood Of Singapore
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29
prcsldcntc Pinto Founders Off
the Southern Coast of South
American Republic.
CAPTAIN COMMITS SUICIDE
Preferred Death a. Own Hands TO
orownina-vesseI Built in France ii
1ee2-carried Crew of III Officers
and mcn-speed of Nineteen Knots.
Her Armament Was Light.
tBy Associated Press.)

SANTIAGO DE CHILE. CHILE
May 2'.-The Chilean cruiser Fresi.
'lentc Fin.o has foundered in the Gull
Of Ancud. north of the Island of Chloe
OH the southern part of the coast Of
Chile
Captain Whitehead. when he saw
that his ship was lost. shot himself.
Tie Presidente Pinto carried crew
of Ill officers and men. She was
1iliit in France in 1892 and was cor
slructed of steel with copper sheath
Ing. 4
Her speed was about 10 knots. She
was 2GS feet lcng anil her armament
consisted Of four 6,iDch guns, two 5
in'h GUNS an: ten smaller rapid fire
guns. She had three torpedo tubes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29
DEDICATEsC CHURCH
FOURTH SUNDAY
West End Bsstlst Congregation Ac.
cept Rev. MIR. Rosscr's Resigna.
ton For July 49,

The congregation of the West. End
memorial Baptist church accepted the
resignation of It's pastor. Rev. / II,
Rosser yesterday morning. and an
pointed committee to draft resnl,,.
tons expressing tho regret of the
church in losing tho minister. The
committee is made up of Mes srs. j. nj.
smith. Thomas BurbankS Benjamin
Mocfe' MIR. Boyd and Dr. Thomas Par.
ranore.H A +if. No. i: -
tayine handsome new cGifice of tic
CONGREGATION is to be dedicated on the
fourth Sunday in June. MS that date
VIII mark the second anniversary OF
the church.. sGf EI{ i'3
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29
RoEaLING FOUND.
Runaway Student Has Been Located

Runaway Student Has Been Located
In Knoxville, Tenn.
KNOXVILLE. TENN. May 2s.-
Siesfried Roebling. tho Asheville boy
who has been missing so many days,
left Knoxville at ] 10 o'clock this
morning for Asheville. In company.
wifi, Judge Thomas A. Jones and Ed.
ward Holmes. two Asheville men, who
came to Knoxville Saturday night in
search ofhim. 81!
Up to midnight the police had no In.
formation concerning Roebling, al.
though -herc had been several callers
at the police station during The day in
regard to the story that young Roeb.
ling had been cen In this city. Last
night Judge Jones and Mr.. Holmes
went to Chilhowee Park an amuse.
ment resort four miles from the city,
iilsearchi of the boy. At the park the,
atre They were told that no one ans.
wering his description. had been seen
there, They next visited the bowling
alleys and there seated in chair was
young Rnebling intently watching q
game.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29

Ghing. became popular hero. and his,
daring services in the war were recog.
HiZed by the Mikado in promoting him
TO the rank of rear-admiral, with a
divisional command ia
The war became practically certain
before the end of 1903. Togo was
picked oIt for the chief command Of
Japa1's naval forces. Vice-Admiral
kamimura. who had won a great reptl.
tation as n commander OF the .Akits,,-
shima In the previous war and had
been acting as head nf!nayal edut.at.oii,
WAS appointed Togo's second in com.
iiand. while Rcar-AJn,iral Viscount
ltc. commanding in Tho Chinese war:
URN and liashiha werc made division.
al 'cn,nman.lerSsi with Captain Shjma-
mura ;ls Togoa chief,nf.slaff.
on Tic eve If liostilities Admiral To.
go was placed In command Of the
slanillrg squadron which was gradual.
~ Increased until elldhG nations war
shil'S were inanceuycred and the mob.
]iZaticn carried ca.t so effectively tina;
when negotiations were broken of
Within three days Purt Arthur was at.
taclteH.and sithe fleet there crippled
and Two Russian ships sunk at Che,
m,lpo :;
his initial success in the first week
of the war gave Japan the necessary
cnlnrlnnti of the sea for the transnort
81 kGvrki's army to, Korea. Togo pro-
ccedSl to establish IL new naval base
ih5'is'hnds in the Bay ofEorea, where
iht'i ciuil resolve; his battleships until
they were summoned for battle. while
nslhG his torpedo fiotllla for night at
lacks TN POr: Arthur harbor Tho
chief conflicts IN which Tceo's ships
were subsequently employed we're in
the huttle of April H. when, Admiral
Makhar"if went down. with The Petro
navlnsk. and TN &ugustSlN, 1901 when
| NC russian fleet made dash for es.
care bft were driven back with thu
| exception OF t;'e Tsarevitch. and somt
o.hef SHIPS which were either de.
stroSed orEinterneds in nctural PORTS
visited Toxic at the beginning of this
year they were received lhy the Mi
ltado. WHO thanked them for Their
seryices;ta the country aid tho il,ronr
and presented TO, each admiral gold
watch bearing The imperial crest and
a lag Of gold. ~
Admiral Togo is short OF stn,irs
/ and s,nrlinc,l TO istontness, but no is {
/ typt' al s.,ilpr. A srlZzled heard an,,
mustache hide much Of his face.
cnntcmplatiye. retiring amer causos
li!,t 10 be unobservet cinf the street
but those admitted to hishprescnce' a,
Boar: his ship instiuotiyely recoeniz.
lin the admiral a supreme master 81
naval strategy and tactics. n. man al
immense ssifconirol, laying his j,Innl::
with unerrins Judgment AMI Jirsulna
th'm to their execution with dauntles,
resolution and certainty.
Fiftyseven years old. Admiral petro
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29
MONTAGUE IN THE
STATE CAPITAL.
Academy of Music Packed-Hundreds
Unable 70 Gain Admission-Re-
viewed Senator Martins Record.
Especial to the Daily Press.)

tsttti NSpeciat 10 the l)8liy PreS9.)
RICHMOND. VA. May Ex-Governor
Montague spoke here tonight in the
Academy of Mmsic to an audience
which densely packed the spacious
building. ta'
Hcn'reds were unable to sain ndmis.
sion. ,t
The governors speech was lively
review of'the record of United States
Senator Thomas s. Martin. to succeed
'swlihin he is candidate.
Onathe stage with the governor to.
n'ghtl@crq $50 business men of Rich.
mQnd and. Manchester.
Iii the audience were many others,
hut considerable proportion of his
hshrers Was made up of the fair SEX
Who applaudel his every utterance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29
FINED $3.50 FOR
E TALKING BACK
MSyanayer MearaW Punished, fer Using
= oaensIve Language en- Ball Field
to President Dreyfus,
.H{ 7'.'77E 77'I7I J. -
tsy Associated Press.

sjt.s. NEEW YORK, May 27-Manager
,9McGraw, ct the New York National
y League Gag hastIiill Glib has been 6ned
= SEiL h1 anq spslended for is days for
using offensive language to Presiien.
anreyfus'lcf The Pfttsblrg club.
& sMeGraw will be eligible to resume
&the privileges Of the; ball field on June
'SSll ! provided that previous to that date
the fine, Of $16o,is paid together with
tbs. sum of $40, which fine was I'M.
spcseil BY President Ptlliam because al
sEthis being removed from the game o.,
: May 20: I5i5 Y "a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29
Sent TO Grand Jury.

.PeFlselccy Courtney and James Eppcs.
the$celpred youth arrested for steal
inE a.caw, were sent to the grand Jury
Saturday by Magistrate Peter b. ste.
vensnn and committed to Jail to await
the action Of the jury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29
PEN PICTURES , 6 L R i; OF
RIVAL ADMIRALS

Continued from FIRST page.l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29

I Fifty-seven years old. Admiral Petro.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29
TO ATTEND DIOCESAN COUNCIL

Mr.. HeffeIfingcr and Rev. G. F. Rogers
viii Go to Wythcvillc.
Rev. George Floyd Rcgers and Mr..
Jacob llcfclilrser leave this evening
for Wytheyille. where they will attend
the annual meeting CT the Virginia
Episcopal Diorcsan Council. MIR. iIof-
fcltinScr is the lay delegate from 81.
.I"lin's church The council will >hcgr
It's meeting tomorrow morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29
Mr.. Hundiey Here,

Mr.. Preston Hnndley. formerly cen
nected with The johnson Fbarmac
but now, medical student in Rich
m"nd. silent yesterday in Hampton as
the guest of friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-29
veteran pies :. Ansni.,l

Veteran Dies at Hospital
John Payne. aged 76 years who serv.
ed with troop l.. of the Eleventh New
York infantry. died in the National
Soldiers Home hospital yesterday.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06

Boucher, Minnie and Blanche Seal,
Maggie Butts, Clara Bayne and Katie
McMahRn. The queen sat under n
dome OF flowers aud Little Nadine
Boucher sat above the dome. A canopy
OF flowers made n graceful curve from
each corner under which sat young
lady. The two in front held the lines
of four snow white horses hltched four .
abreast The white OF the flowers were /
offset by green palms and with the |
glitter Of the silver trimmings made
magnificent picture Of oriental splendor
never to be forgotten 10y those who saw
it.
Another beautiful hoat was one pre-
pared by tho ladies OF the Eastern Star.
| 1t represented large star. each point
OF the star being decorated in different
color blue, red green white and yellow.
The officers OF the lodge, Mrs p Loiss,
Mrs. Il. L. Roberts, Mrs. b. \. Gooding
Mrs 0mer Webb and Mrs Iii Hendricks
each occupied point in the star.
The float prepared by the Embroidery
Club, while not MS pretentious as the
others was beautiful affair, 1t WAS
decorated in beautiful Scolors-
purple and white aud the members OF
the club, who occupied the hIat, aud
who. were all good looking ladies, carried
, japanese umbrellas and made a pleasing
appearance,
The ouly two double seated carriages
. in the parade were decorated by young
ladies from the country. One was pre-
4 pared by Misses Nettio aud Bessi,
Costley, Ruby Crabtree and Lotti,
Reece Of northwest Of town, and the
e other by Misses Stella and SnodI
= Vincent, Stella Covert and Ethel Earl
q The former was decorated jim black ano
y orange aud the latter in pink and white
). Both we're just as beautiful asit wa
q pc ssibls to make them but the judges
D. gave the prize to the orange and black
OF the single rigs Misses Flerenc
II Wedding aud Eihe Bayles had .ore dc
10 corated in white aad Lavender. Thi
- was given first prize in this class.
IS Mrs. j. 4. Ward ano Mrs. OIL Hacke
4. had beautiful rig decorated in pink.
is Mrs Wolf aud Mrs Wells haG a prett
re one decorated in solid blue as also,ha
ne Miss Lee Datfer who decorated hers.ir
he red, white and blue. The cutest rig
IS. 10 the parade was theliltle rig Of Pats
by Uuderhill's which was decorated i
iie yellow, and chariot driven by q. 5
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06
The FLOWER PARADE.
urandest Thing OF The Kind In
Southwest rllssouri.

The flower parade which took place
at $3.50 in the afternoon was the finest
thing OF the kind ever given in south
west Missouri. This was the general
verdict Of many OF tho visitors who had
seen simular parades 10 the larger towns
in the country.
There wero -four handsome floats and
eight decorated carriages, Tho parad ,
formed at tho corner ofMaidsnLane and
Third street and headed by the Alba
Band proceeded to Grand avenue theoce
west tn Park street, north to Belle street
west to First street, south 10 Graud
Avenue,eas to Second street thus pass.
iug twice before tho assembled throug
Immediately following the band cam'
she Goddess Of Liberty tlost. represent
ing the gcllxy, of States with Mis-
Martha Keeuer as tho Goddess OF Lhert.
with little girl dressed in white re
presenting each OF the states Of th
union, This Vas beautiful sight il
deed
Next came what was without douS
the haudsimast float that ever rod
down street outside OF such parade
As the Priest of Pallas parade at kansu
City or Yelled Prophets pageant at S
Louis. la fact many compared tn
fayorably With the floats Of those mol
pretentiuus parades Of the cities. TT
float represented an alesory ot Il
aucients, and consisted Of Mrs. Inc
Cartwrirhtas as the queen surrounded
her cotlcro OF maids Misses Nell