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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-31
CAN'T say that was preposscssed
In CornelIa nardman'a favor from
the frEt IN spite OF her excellent

the frat In spite Of her excellent
introductions from some dear
writer friends. There WIS In her M.
ture nm lncxplcabe something dInl
cult 10 understand, certain sphinx.
like cnlm. nn lmpnetrabllity. the wnrl
meas " the animal that covers np It's
tracks for fear Of detection. that looks
upon the world as lis natural enemy.
from which II must conceal all things
possible Of concealmcnt
cornclIa was from the far west She
was said 10 have had some little sue
cess with her work Of writing with n
magazine or two. Evidently she wrote.
Always upon her desk was type.
writer. into which some paper had
been cplled. There were often unnn'
isted sentcnccs upon this paper.
However, In contradictory evidence
one INV nothing OF her work In print
that(i next 10 nothing. On the wall
Of her sitting room newspaper article
: /elabornteIy illustrated with photo
graphs taken by herself was displayed.
The photographs were good the article
mediocre.
This was the sole specimen Of corne.
HAS work ever exhibited TO me.
She lived In three room nat nj the
top of a grea, new building Of Oats IN
a miserable neighborhood
After our FIRST introduction there
were months that I did not see corne.
in. Then she called upon me,
After little In her qulc, way shc
spoke OF a young German whom she
had met
They were engaged. she said, sool
they were 10 be married.
She was glad She was very tired OF
the constant work for magazines ani
newspapers. Of trying 10 follow up her
work. Of waiting for II 20 appear -
that they would send her her money
The existence wns strain upon tn,
nerves OF any woman. She often won
dercd how endured H. Except that I
wrote with such exceeding rapldlty
when I did write--l passed over thr
implied inference that this was seldom
--she was sure that would snccumb.
With that she arose and extended m,
IN Invitation 10 meet her fancc. AZ shu
stood In The light OF the window ! oh
served the crowllke blackncss OF hci
hair without curl. the stralghtness oi
her nose. peculiar pallor that was not
OF New York In her complexion.
Prompted more by curiosity than
anything else, accepted her invitation
and IN due time made a visit 10 her
fiat. climbed six breathless flights.
part light. part dark. and entered.
was amazed at sight OF the young
German with whom she was infatu.
ated. compared the two, resting my
eyes Arst on one and then on the other.
Years younger than Cornelia, apparent.
iy he was also far her inferior In point
OF Intellect. was astonIshed that she
could for moment consider him. IL
may have been that his lack OF knowl.
edge OF the language accentuated his
intellectual lnferiority, but before had
made my adleus found myself regret
ting the fact that an American woman.
particularly an American woman gift.
cd with the ability 10 write, could no
descend. The difference In intellect
was not my sole regret The difference
in their hcightsl CornelIa was exactly
one foot taller.
Strange TO say. II seemed that nj In.
tervals she felt the necessity OF my
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-31
A Latter Day Sphinx
BY Zoe Anderson Norris Copyright r9o. by Zoe Anderson Norris
IlnI nDI IIaIn n.. Lngllah."

"iiiil not ifJm n,s English"
"llc has had hardly time" remarked
sbc, TO learn The English lie Inn
proved much before he went away
taught him. could not sce him on.
One grleyeA 20 10 watch the boat leave
The dock
"liut helped him get ready ! write
10 him every day. Som nm going 10
him shall not expect n lctlcr from
him for week or two. The boat mny
b. delayed this time OF year-ths
storms. you know; The winds. But
TINT win not prevent my writing to
him eycty d"y Soon nm going &c
him." she repeated "IIc wanted me
TO marry him before he went AWAY.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-31

presence and the need OF turning me
into conhdant OF both sorrow and
happiness.
Verbally she conAded the happiness;
instlnctively felt the sorrow In q
telepathic way common to me.
Some months afterward she made me
! visit.
She sat very still In q rocking chair,
hooking out my window with lacklus-
ter eyes. She folded her hands In her
ID and began to talk to me.
ne has gone home" she told me-
sEI|s father sent for him. You know
BET Alfred belongs to a very aristo-
zzz|Ic family in Berlin"
.Iney ell do, from their own 90
zzzazs I inserted.
z|=red does" she said firmly. sYou
80 I'll that from his manner. bis
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-31
THE EILlINoIs CENTRAL.

vest to the east and south. Making
Hose connections with trains of all
transcontinental lines. passengers are
given their choice OF routes to Chicago.
Louisville. Memphis and New Orleans.
and through these points to the far
east.
Prospective travellers desiring infor-
nation as to The lowest rates and best
routes are invited to correspond with
the following representatives:
B. H. TRUMBULL. Commercial Agent.
l42 Third St.. Portland. Ore.
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dent. means exaggeration. A coun-
try minister of a sarcastic turn once
explained hyperbole to his congrega-
tf0fs 4&sRntly.
"He Soked clown from the pulpit
over hi& &spectacles. and said
"No% my friends, some OF you
may non understand the word hyper
bolical. I I'll explain 1t. Suppose
should Shy this congregation was all
asleep. What would be speaking hy-
perbolidklly, for don't believe that
more II IN half Of you are sleeping.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19
'-7I757-@.1jTje m @7.51jjT6j3e iifS1 5df7 % .ifff51 4

aim ,5Jo3E IfaH 5df 70 .ffil6T II
.sssfia 11ssjffE 15SfHp !ldEanbstlQa
dreroM tBeLpbsd Hsi bacRfkI may gfBg
IN th6iRpSr begsesyeb "epsens f9iRscuh
tages: and homes. Qf that, cbaraater is
nndthg 4 Tety general adoption in
Enstais. hesaBkB thaifs n 28s4sfhi6 6fs'
now galatajAiAg sllf sflhidranfaBay
from the pauperizing effects Of poor;
house association. The county OF Lon
lono palgs 4ub g21eeBtsoa hssdiiof lfts
9orsIaiis9fFd 'Sar9s fSFi tss AAlf5iSseBsuaH RasF
sma3-ad piinaza ia L. ndod
bs5aIWgSaPhyyw aEP6zz iegidsd
Hs6yays Matters. sndexDerti0bnRts
snt casss As9 9fesflog TO oyy oyrjts RpfEis
ynoate on some important question
andDahedha SecefgeH the 1feffay was
4nable toaeAa awogd o6iitescdtoohT
inn EkaS 70 fad SfliftsgSs g'a NJ. tfGsfs
epHef DIN BstuF Qs8h fAAd 4RbiItrH2i
ng filter tbe ialaisosvs, bs4J5AouFiRi
ell me What Il ig about / will teH you
Fhaff haSe 2fifSeih1. ~ And he ala 'i'7'
bnG S a4id- bsaa- -i1uoa- -shT Ill
ysRe1iatedi Prisd bf Rs94dila ,
EnslFs2 .iSRf ERgIan5E bi1fhsssiTehel
ionRflles tRy Iissw yt9aSsib Ia eglFfIt tbeff5I
9r a hall penny pound ard mutton
n tHfhesartAsHea 5pfd 1altheFs fBff
ontl0h fssldReJfiD pieresJbsbaef f9e
q S FSelissif af lRA R0or. s}ysH5 PISS tTgt
Duiffs ana 4 half, Sometimes three
ouoas hasiGPAihy jlDssss 10 9216h
bsslq U5 tysvoittE zE77 oh j
bnBort@ Addeb GhananBn@ o. y1l
n the seyenteentb9 centpEx y II9991lSs
AIMED Perlgnon had charge Of a Vine
ard1 1falahgh1gnoaEtfIe satbeyr io8IS61 4
etert HE|sutFjllis5a GhawpaRRe laand5t
g also superintended the making Of
le abbey wines. In the course Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

A. Dangerous Flower. !,
= TAsJaoFlst 4Feid aDHi1ip 2fIt lfis ifafYd!l
'rsomsoDedrle nfs5n hitsliD has NO,
fane1;gs h46aidnntR q aHmFatBffgF HmFatBtffgF IoSs sfasF;
+. jE has dangerous smell. Take
tulip aof n Idebt K r7hisbn oloF and 7if7
iBAIesaAqvSth Observation-Disclosures.
,apds jill VII he j9Rb n py psks XQH QH llghtt l4lsl4t
things gsbazadheI siHE .9Agh b rHifdi s6 to2
ForftwoY. hours ryOsssE5l eut up indhisi
gay: gNN gANfN5erwasd5 5niS9p sNBuAe uts
FK issrn-zzGm- 2nihInB .bs1
qu Keep out OK KSuats. sdt sa~
uioDepJIget intps All rNgtqo Iseolb tesEAei
right and the left. aud always .upy-7 !,
Grow o6pwatd b0otte Hgh'tS. III IKE Sfe
ppaantzoAad fokeds9 9bTnnsnnbaaplanH5
fdE bndar5nqoEaega isnddI gXAas ! udQeR II
tehdf1ls T0 Gods beantff11h HghhtD sfhg
qf6tiefE tumoti gtfnaoes a6ttbarsalHuHlf
pShyfo lo9kipg flpYI4rd ! nHt 8RFpEeasi'
tQon't sit in darkness. Come, up and
bot aha jBfhO tffe 6f7fdrea n ifghe
ps- ,SI9ts5a- stt;9sEfiss sz44ses- 10 brR
POP bnfi OF 9LJiseM1nIi sd bIuow ii
15sG6 ds asa lsaaaiGls III GRsd DyfRasPy yfR
'p AtaN lesdlianunbaawigt ffaisaq0c
fiF4h hssf fsasTab tasEt sle tsunensaiass1
soq 9hissedf sid inods gridtyns W
4 Aishen leads th3 Rs1tfwag Y sthsr 91s Ia.
? Q KS boodsiGisaIs sEimsd draensSdn
lIa .nhoI "a H bns ssiiimmoo svii
|ug edtR tRYBmhgsris isfikIs4i s4iInclaent. odM.
1 '#dGWeg alteRdAfg rEp itRiB9hsAg 8 IsaEsss
thabfas gbndugaheld 5ar HchagtE1lsjdl
\. 8REESss sf6n,d % Pg 81 and bRSs XRss
( sf eas latafif6und niRarEHS eneSssaS
rfaIIlzaona.. haa sxala Ii for 4 cQntz to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

Empdkor William has added to the
Germar army trumpeters provided
with in(truments three feet in length
and ma Re from antelopes' horns, spe-
cially bpught from German Southwest
Africa. The new trumpets are said to
providekmusic Of wonderful charac.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

them to fall 70. the, snow. - All this,
tiERe The RFtst skiH stizihgs ifis fifhbs,f
Aia dsadyss htaDhsaf. his sninaK Ha'
tuy9ed go yhe, ffatal. > smittaqaix mJI which he
never shoald have taken on, but his,
alFsAdy arozGB kesA yoAfH 8niy llfitl
thsnt frRp 5Ae iesmhenodheedi1Aan
faalISsn. iaaS nb.a9HRHaz a9HRHa sEts lI!Grgt lRsr
hufled them from him ana strove
ondeoaeafn t5iIEEh9Aaaa m2HEhpy pyBu4r
i BEAs tQpI lasasi5nf Istfs tssD2 dos
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

own Eelecti9n, ,haFing &, a duly e4ecpted
lpowefeof aftorney' '1on a blank for that
spunDDsdsbresidfsbnbgs 1gSkanEso
,gipner. No person. WlIl be ,permjtted
g aet7As agent f0r ihhi'ote thafR an one sol
sa2o&6rMe9a9iRi BEL
allqEsd toyFagistHE mpgshhsBsoRfe riear
in any other than his true name.
f4ip prscednfe necessarystJ III ssecdfs
lands dnGshisl lsnsatsstisf saasBGnSeat
reafHyJationsJS oBkbHed JRias5aA JHtaf
pamphlet Just issued by the Passen-,
meroBepartEfseAT TDgn SerE ha6aafr4Ahd q
RaITssdz sdErtSa fBnRsiMs8dbdpHf. I
GEM r &HzA A, BsHsebEaOl0sf bns f,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19
sSI BlIIE BI aR:3 EBtAat 44RBt:lA1

The other smiled. 1T won't make
me sick" he said. He lighted the
cfgnsi Bgtt idsstAtyi Vsse 1HRoet To
pBE tlEsu aaefox osgAi :sd1 nsewjsd 90
viii. you're locking pale AROUND
tlleel gil" !" Nhzt y Wfong? ?'1 s''iA1. ="
sTt8raflklps skaidnEadsaes. "sksit ct5a8
hsa maddissBfo sligbsEs El. wksR&5hI-
smoked as- strong a weed ~ L.
sfF9 9I1JAEs Hth9 a6ctoq : fuFhi at165 rs Asrffie.'
'Tls3diEosnehuf s8naonilgHittntgaSal
hapaes \ q he gfAISo2 gd5nh Ap95 9gEtbt
show YOU how strong your imagination
ssysTliET radio liMo shT .gmoi
TheddDotorai frAinbgosoUy esdhb1 BHI
issf at1PqAsss. Fshii5sdat5 s:;K9p Eei
done itt,,-Kansas City Times. 90 49,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19
b9bIBWeI asa WCdnIRH 5uJ
-no3ohoiTTo Mt5AbIYo go2 J1aNS s dtir
TInRsuE Q IelieQaog6dI3RAe aMpesrSm6


.sjssugatbsi isRIsIesInsH. sIsw q.
ia BnQ r9aRS pseRlsr.keep sshsrAdBRrhB
lsthey have Plpckea for you, gntiII gntiII,,t ,the.
day ot yo1F funefa1. Their songs 5ila OF
pFazse lafeg6a aSsafh uRFE1 yyotae ibso.
kesfL9H asG ps saipE tbais sdoerX ,EbaI
mantle. eof .chaxity,, does mot, become,
PUBLIC properly 1fatif pit n use BY 6i4-
tHeupos&ehena VonddcFs1 ths IS4lazEsRtl
sad1Fltes;gss A arBahrhaa fhWeFs, ason
me, ;Yapt them, while / am on eaTth5,
nsnd can sinen theft ffagpahce' They
,sYlHbnudaha hreiBoad. bslaAHg0 aEs sthg
hesasetmy caGfaniEheqgrBsas tba5iia'
I Eept green about my. last resting
plhce Wiz i6eA of 4ft9 aTAiP 1f5 me Z On r
the nfben slolsai 4iske isiR3aa9I nggHs
the- rffRyers uaaIHIq the tapllIeR andntbar
FTaise not. over there. e,If the fellow
rs goings f6dnd 9t665ttifs e TIE R8aage aft aaftsfEl
x am gone to see IF kel@aAHb6Sf aIsu
nel9qyawilb rqoHA rireyy9 aIaEagyqw I'D
.9sl Of heB. c;aArH4y y616arp y61ap iffo3erg 446 sfhe
,liTiHgbbhfIshgMdun bongsi hi FR&isS'
at TIFF edinHP6sE 5sJblJe- tablJe- erBoniFo waits fpr,
cuFtlodE .TsBdjIid I5fiSv5fs
sISW ff9fft94+ jA5s s-;Ssssst5oy n9Jti
insAthsfsiihe helGAme Ista8tsaG iusea
ia masoh beautifhls spmng soIcaaHngi J
'ieAftyop tbesYe 1904 p e. 4EEif5Paf 4EiRs5hPafF.si
gShFonoiogyl. Ihe ardent rays of the
sub Fgsifei fhifffacfad and 7ss6fteneR By
the hpistf eEuuel dIa whiehSh thH6 timer
! Pf6tefted sthsB earthbT EBeFgwhaFeg
,fYere signs or life and merrlwent.
SudHeiiIy there was alrsscehdo e*hisJl
t4h hglsognd aEI of iaI bohyf fnovingIrapl
3B fhgpngb1> i the IabtInppsphege and sQ7nfe s7nf
strAaSe-sHaped foreign object landed
opl the messy tuffIBaEhbaodnH. sicAeSi- Z
'Ang thud. Presently, however Satan
i9Fsfs ,sssSe9 9NMO3I.d dEIG al9oVat ldMf
Wind and said "Alas, my graft
sg1keme wasn't popular up there, but
,JII ext fhy siaA ifas 66Afe 4nakeweaer
rfedtly bwidnsedrthsls9hen he
got busy in the gardsH-aRd was doing
'BbbBnIiEtdF ahe 1uagsgipesuses7ep p1hiaA
isE1ill illreisay nnoi ri saw suo1io "a
loi aO7 9si%go3k q ssd6ik55 sd5 SgilStgs11s
t66Rfgq t66RfgqqtS9i1g9 qtSig9 comes srs4fRf5}ra 4fRf5}rO . s0aia
'hbhm, katSssa s4t9wwaaaJ3 3uaainsnap
omiEA EAfHayERsd6 tE9Fk sin AslStrs4HliI
r:There was man and girl-a yodng
couple, they seemed. She .ehaf "a
9y6bAgAeHIadb began booaag hIIsighs I
9u gtfi bea5y 'caHT JBkfstha5yagRg1
,stdrl' the boss shouted. :. The woman
said gHe %s9ted &bp c6m9, 8o. s17R6ni
iQ&se tuan'tDshp tissu2sQpHlusdliaaad
dhAast Leave .btmsqMshihiA9ahaEia.' al
There was no-auftie- h. sight So the
KanakSlkRah siasseSU taiangsssO loosld
aahfJunaJ haagAE thesstdayrbd ibethsets.
,nkung her around like rabbit raBsh
dashed her hcad against a tree. She
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19
ss:s.H 'ss:s . .HIj3'as3slN + Es6ilIs5R

To obtain reesetratt~ffs-each appli-
raHlA ipaaA- -aRRRsT y xauebsa jhskrRs15A
fration plaaefs.I aHA fbqKnhtpse lfnfuly
qualified to make homestead entry
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

shi T9bnB ba5T FdIiirtst K naqmoo taW
Il n 4ass S2 ss s s Btss! al
200, ,oee,ar-Ss = 4as,- ase4e--It ItsHs44qgo. s div
, Loyemaklng never ends With ths,r,
.olbfg wHbi are leaiy fha1edq ihq %
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19
1ohJd8ig0d ttAI gF9ysf tlyRRay y


Observation-Disclosures TEoJtsrAf
Hrass N MolksEjs MEas at}gsetipgz beat cyl
gpers, young actor who had made q
hhf witR hfs91taatft III This Show 'ilafnf! 'Han!l
bered o0 meet EdU1n BoothIHkfngi his
b qyEAhing 9yh stroll 1dS9Hn9 rAApqHf stresf,l
Siusssfa6g gbIdi9Yo US agssoa dfdsahi 2
his npaft,gs tlIeldouhgomap ltSectded4tnc
SPEAK t93 the FFffat gFffat aaeettfT aaetpTr b. Mat fol-
lowed viii be appreciated BY .thpse,
1whtp Knew lB6SAi oARd his fembei7an
b emit no gnidGsq1 .ybodyIev9 !
| ssga0g2 RqrHiPg' bo6Hsi HRsoeOib IiojAer
ybung man said.
I B65bF Ieaeasaa H9afsiFf rich5p4ee-
bllecting bIJiBs suIdst6iseG SuIiRgofanru
said: Don't You know me?, Why, ]
pEdp tKg BfAsSs MoaRdy. aot 1ool
Rooth2iiv1BT aEifHd bftBeuncdFEll
t$Eed eduoiss.Yel szsPFasRi mAnk n III
gkarce," and passed on.
! fs15dt -b2i1imhR aolEL ss9Igfic
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

The love that never lessons sefddm
resiER RaiayF what aio1hd S@ 5hT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

~ Reservaton contains 2445OoO honoraby discharged
es bFt, PAtI tYfteRa rgHt 9ro6
.sFs XII lS a aSsi 2Bk lHa s'S s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

hVHMAWfror tho U. 3. Army. abia- oodis8
wv WimaMhd men, heiween ages OF q nna
ob citizens OF Unite6 States. Of good charncraf
and tempe-ate habits, who can speak. read ara
write English. For Information apply 70 m
lruiting Ohicer, Postoitics building, Oklahoma
City. Okla OF Tulsa, fud Ter. Enid. shaw
nae or Guthria. Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

/ ssoEta aH4fRaab mt assfFFf EasSat2 s % ll'f
Q fif'ssenh bSeftqr qrsaladttHar hheh
Ppst1 qS}p spcffsfa afAllElsy1iRga ra5
hostess. not long ago, all |.
tchSA abSdp ltHf5rgh iH ffishd feinafKo
aa gtnun day, Observation-Disclosures hanaa
abTQHesp, AlegapaTa'ssy ;;ApJ ,piFq as
Queen Vicforia's," added another So. I
lhsfIyoifhg nh6ste2S besahii 60 levcfEe iaiY
plan fwbAehq rhDHtqd lpothep 'hskanzril
twsRtYrfoFr pf heE ofFie1YdIA 70 spRDDd y
the evening With her a little later, |
seaehISAIe to resent IN ss6dFe way d 4
pegeo8d Nthoeahbirt5fdae tsaii eR 1tise A
date Of his or her own. Inb the jas;
Shmbly were found Martha Wash.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

laws VII leave ,06y 700 acres avail
abh13gB 1HtFyuoi5n5ynoo lanoiiutiiSa
RsEzrsaspsfaf tte LsnsISdn comS
mepee fA1Igust, Isl. and 81 5f;I2Se August
10Th Regisffafiph may BE made at
Grade agIpdh ctl66l is goldo adBF oit4ns4.
Price ard Provo. .ysab1sRfbs fbspsotga 81
settlers may register at any one OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

Y 19d aIhsY ATs99BIggi d3ol3 Q q
q The Chills, and FeYegss too, ,After,
ell THESE Fafns malaria Will be- abfoaG IT
IA dhie Hhnhu nohE adle1Rofksi
'GheatAam,s Gshiy TqHigwB GHre them, S
At Is safe, sure and quick in action.
OnHoB6tlAea gusrdhtee1 fd ttr3d any
naiIIII ,EsiliK dill
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

snicI6lRIe wgs AfIgu6G9Fsso56.a alisl
-Esskos3I 3ItAaenBpgots tbssciuls&afIT
FhaRotha 1Ese F9SisG GllHoye 9 dTas1 o9li 7
ter,f his Ba9ihh VAS ehgzged t6sfiay an
Sfrrics4IaH o oRDz1on. cths9dEmnbfnfd
5ulyea At The iHterpissjop, Ny. Gilmore,
stepped to. the front Of the stage. and,
VITA ! HHoaf q fthhoSon i8f BIS sha1al ehSoihed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19

i HaRaa xV1at hfe se5dsisaRa 3oE Rki9r sHfl
ing that he TsSniwrSidPpular, the
leople gave him a hearty round OF ap-
1's4Bs sfHs next day ,sgsAue 'GPis4ii5dfff&iMhk
1apsyd csmia6Rha ,S@eoIt9lRwIg g'ydeFi
Words to the. same effect: When, wr.
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KenddkitbbfamsuE 7iHIEStrIaf15dnsisl
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-08-19
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Wind and said Alas, my graft
9Reme wasn't popular up there, but
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edtly respectable idnsedftihSls9hen he
lot busy in the gardsn-aRd was doing
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
CHASED VOL
For Ten MILES !. |. |:
President and Three Cowboys
Only Ones Within Sight
Animal When Captured.
(By Associated Press.)

(By3 Associated Press
FREDERICK. OKLAHOMA, April 12.-
President Roosevelt and his party re-
sumed their hunting shortly after sun
rise to-day. the Presid ent entering in into
the sport with renewed enthusiasm.
Nyea ther conditions were idea. 1i3s
The party goes out at 80 o clock each
morning and returns to camp about II
o'clock for dinner. Fresh horses are sad
died by attendant. and a new start is
made at ! 40 o'clock In he afternoon. One
OF the diversions Of the camp was a series
of foot races in which the President par
ticipa ted. as 81 gt 6 5l
The dogs are 80 accus toned to pursuing
wolves that they left off chasing a wild
cat yesterday when a wolf was scented.
In one OF the runs wolf was chased
over the hills and across creeks IL and
through timber for ten miles. The pace
was fast. 5sand when the wolf was cap
Sturcd, there were only four OF the party
within sight Of the animal. Bob Burnett,
Guy Waggoner and John Alternately, three
old time cowboys, and President Roose-
Welt. 1ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
CLASH Or RACES
F0.l|.|L.0WSAS:I'S'IAULT
.-------- X
Negro Attacks White Woman
in Kansas and Entire Popu-
lace Is Aroused.
CHIEF OF POLICE ! THREATENED I r E. {: Il:
Body Of Whites, With Leveled
Rifles, Check Mob Of
Black Men.
CHIEF OF POLL Threatened
A ssocinted Prass.)

coFFEYv1LLE, KAN, April IA
race war has been narrowly averted here
as the result of an assault made by a
negro upon Mrs. John Griffith, the wife Of
a machinist.
In anticipation OF a clash between the
two races. the Mayor to-day issued a
proclamation ordering that all citizens
disarm, and at the same time many spe-.
cial officers were sworn In
Since the attack upon Mrs Griffith the
negroes have been arlning to prevent the
lynching OF any innocent negro To-
day All attempt to dlsarm a number Of
blacks resulted in the levcling Of u dozen
revolvers at Chief OF. Police Smiths head
& Other negroes rushed to the scene. but
q body OF whites stopped them with lev
eled rifles. The leader among the ne
groes was choked into insensibillty and
the others were subdued Many arrests
were made. The negro who assaulted
Mrs. Griffith Is still at large.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
SAYS he DID NOT
BUY REVOLVER |. ! !. f||
j. Morgan Smith Defes I Any
One to Identify Him
as the Man.
MAN AND WIFE IN ToMBsl
Will Appear iii Court on Friday
to Plead to the In
dictnleilt.
nv 4 ,,ociated 8rres..)

(r3y Associated FTresss)
y NEW York. April 12.---J. Morgan Smith
and his wife, WHO were brought here from
Cincinnati yesterday to answer u charge
OF conspiracy with Nan Patterson to OBJ
tain money from Caesar Young, will not
plead to the Indictment until next Fri
day. They were arrnigncd in the Court
OF General Sessions, to-day, but upon re-
quest OF their attorney the case was con-
tinucd They will remain In custody in
tho meantime not being aDle to furnish
pail In any amount according to the state
rnent OF their council III court,
Bali for each OF the Smiths was fixed
1T $4,000. which was not furnished.
Before being taken to the Tombs prls-
on. Smith made statement in which he
said: E "
ssss'n1 am very glad N to be back In New
York. Tho name OF my family has been
Ebesmlrched have not had d chance
to clear It, but ! will. MY movements
OH the day the pistol was bought are
Very easily traced. ~ had written them
out, naming every person met that day
3 that kncw The record was in the trunk
which, was confiscated In Cincinnati and
is now in the possession OF the district
attorney am very glad the district at
& torney has It.. &
81 did not buy that revolver and Y defy
any one to swear or identify mo as the
\ man. M ~ g5i RE $ tt
Asked why he and his wife left New
York so hurriedly last June. he answered
4. II have no reply to. make. i will not dis
cuss my case further except on advice
OF counscl.' FIX Il
rs Among the witnesses in court to tden-
5ftify Smith was LYMAN Stern. he pa wr :
broker, who sold tho revolver With when
Caesar. Young was killed. Before going
into court. Stern said he was doubtful Il
he could positively Identify Smith. He
said he.saw so many people In his bus
iness 1t was impossible 70 remember
them all After he had seen Smith. Stern
TO-DAY said n VIVA I said before about
not being positive. 4 goes. 4&