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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03

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regen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
RICHARDSON
AND PAYNE
PLUCK THE LAST PLUMS FROM
UNCLE SANS TREE LAND THE
APPOINTMENTS
VICTORY FOR THE OLD GUARD
Which May Die But Never Surrenders,
Now Raise The Song Of
Harmony

p n. Payne has been named oy
Judge Campbell Of the federal court
Of the Eastern district, as U. S. COM
missioner at Chickasha and W. Il
Richardson has been appointed Re-
feree in bankruptcy for the district
composed Of Grady, McClain, Garvin.
Jeffefrson and Stephens counties.
Judge Payne has held the Office
Of commissioner since 1897. Under
territorial conditions, the office was
an important one, but under state
hood, the duties Of the commissioner
will be light, confined to binding over
cases arising under the laws Of the
United States. Maurice Smith. a
young attorney Of this city was an
opposing applicant for the office. The
appointment Of Judge Payne is
victory for the old regime of republi-
can politicians in this section.
Mr. Richardson is the present H.
cumbent in the Office Of referee and
he had no opposition.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
THE DEADLY
TOY WEAPON
GIVES LITTLE DEWS BOY A CLOSE
CALL~ACclDENTAL SHOT MAKES
DANGEROUS WOUNDS
BULLET LODGED IN THE NECK
symptoms Today Give Hope for Re-
cOvery Children Playing With
The Gun

Will Ed, the six year old son Of
Joe DeWs, lies m a critical condition
today the result Of some Thanksgiv-
ing fun among neighbor boys playing
with toy pistol The boys were at
Dews home and The pistol was in the
hands Of Claude Lindsay, aged nine
years. Quite by accident he pulled
the trigger and the bullet entered the
neck Of little Win. The child was
first thought to be dying but as he
lived through the niOht there are
hopes for his recovery. The bullet
has been located but no attempt has
been made to take II out.
The pistol used was an American
Bulldog with barrel scarcely two
inches long, but it proved very dam
gerous plaything.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
CHICKASHA
VICTORY
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS WIN "A HARD
FOUGHT CANE on THE SHAW
NEE GRIDIRON
ROCK ISLAND TEAM At VERDEH
Play Swift Game but Neither Side
Was Able to Score Fine
Sport

Ihe Chickasha high school football
boys came home last night from
Shawnee feeling very good over yes
ferday's game il which they beat the
Shawnee team with a score Of 8 to
g. They report good fast game and
say they feel proud Of their victory.
The Rock Island team went to YER
den yesterday ana played the local
team u that city an even game, nei-
ther side scoring a point. There was
good, quick playing on both sides and
the game was an interesting one. A
crowd Of Chiekasha people acconpan-
led the team over there.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
COURT In
SESSION
FOR SHORT TIME THIS MORNING
SEVERAL MORE ATTORNYS TAKE
THE OATH
ORDER IN RECEIVER CASES
Is Made Appearance Cases win Ga
Over Till The Defenders Term of
Court

ri d
District court convened this NOR
ming in Che A. 9. u. W hall pursuant
to adjournment, with Judge Frank M.
Bailey presiding.
Six attorneys were sworn III &C.
eording to the Oklahoma law.
The following order was taken 1T
is ordered by the court that all re-
ceivers heretofore appointed in cases
now pending before the court do now
make full report Of all their proceed
ings under said appointment since
the date thereof, particularly show
ing IN such reports all monies by them
received and the disposition made
thereof and all expenses incurred.
and if any monies have been receiv-
ed, It must be 50 reported and all
attorneys appearing in such actions
are directed to notify the parties
therein Of the action"
II was ordered that no default be-
taken and all appearance cases BE-
continued to the December term.
The cases Of M. Panyon VS. w. Pan.
yon and T. w. Prichard vs. Mecca
p4.iabard xsyara +,.a,,reo,..A3 IL .Ia..-.
Court recessed until November 80.
10 a. m.
"FECH GOES TO WASHINGTON
Charles NJ. Fechheimer left this az
ternoon for Washington, D. G. to
spend ten days or more on citizen
ship matters which are pending in
the courts and the department. He
will also spend a day with his rela-
tives in New York City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
C. {. SOCIAL A
SUCCESS

The Christian Endeavor Society oi
The Christian church gave most de.
lightful social last night at the church
Tne chapel was filled with an alb.
preciative audience which enjoyed ]
fine musical and literary program,
several numbers Of which were civ.
en- by the children in a most accept
able manner The church orchestra
furnished several numbers while all
were delighted By vocal solo by
Mr., Caro-. Miss Jennie Daniels play
ed violin solo in her usual happy
manner and the small maiden was
obliged % respond to an encore. Lit
tie Frances Hillamn rendered a yo-
cal solo and recitation in fine style
and received several eneores. Miss
Fay Corbin's recitation was receive
ed with enthusiastic applause and the
wee grille was obliged to give anotn-
er reading Miss Ruth Brown sang a
solo, the sweet song being well suited
e her voice, and Artie Goff rendered
violin solo in his own fine. impress
sise style V acceptable to lovers Of
good music Artie was called back
by the hearty applause which did not
cease until he responded with anoth-
er fine number
After the program an were invited
70 the pariors where delicious coffee
and cake were served by a committee
Of young ladies and where the jolly
crowd enjoyed a pleasant, social
hour
The social was a decided success iii
every way and nettei the Endeavor
Society ten dollars. Mucd credit ISL
due the committee who planned and
managed one Of the best Christian
Endeayor socials Of the year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
ANNUAL LBALLOF
The 0. R. C.

The 2. r. G. Of this city are max
ing Preparations for their annual
Pau which will be given this year on
New Years Eve at convention hall.
All will recall the last ball given
oy the conductors as the largest event
q the kind that ever occurred in this
cry and this time the boys say they
are going to outdo all former efforts.
The best Of music, finest decorations
ana everything necessary to make the
event a successful one will be pro-
vlded. Invitations will be issued soon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
INTERESTING UNION
SERVICE AT CHURCH

the union services az the Congre
gational church yesterday, while moi
largely attended, were of an interest.
ing and impressive character. There
was no sermon but the Rev. J. E.
Dinger, Rev. NJ. L. Butler and others
made talks all the ministers in the
city participating in the service. A
collection Of about $40 was taken and
turned ever to the Volunteers Of Am
erica for reiief among the needy Of
the city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
CLUB WOMEN ARE INTERESTED
IN THE SCHOOLS

Sorosis club has commenced active
work along educational lines, a work
that, however little is accomplished,
should be appreciated by the public.
The reports Of the various commit
tees after their first visit to the
schools were both encouraging and in
teresting. They spoke Of the clean
liness Of the buildings, the faithful
work Of some Of the janitors, the i'm
proved methods used in teaching,
the cordial manner in which they
were received BY principals and
teachers and the great desire Of ali
instructors that some interest should
be shown by the parents and public
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
AGED TlPPLERS PAY
FOR THEIR FOLLY

Two aged men paid fines in police
court this morning for indulging in
Thanksgiving jags. In each case the
Judge assessed s8.O5 and gave one Of
his celebrated lectures for good mea-
sure No other arrests were made
yesterday. $. s. Scott was up in the
morning for falling to pay his occu-
patton tax Instead Of sentencing
him to be hanged the court gave him
the customary fine provided for in
such cases.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
BASKET BALL GIRLS
ARE HARD At WORK

The G. II. $. basket bali girls ex-
pect to play both FL Reno and Law
ton within the next week and soon af-
ter play Oklahoma City again on
their own grounds. The girls have
the proper spirit and are not discour-
aged over losing the first game. They
continue to have good practice every
day and a second team has now been
organized for practice work against
them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29

n general. They also made notes Of
the school equipment lacking and
hope to be able to help supply the
most needed articles.
In the near future Sorosis will AZ.
range for an open educational meet
ing with good program. The object
Of the meeting will Be to bring the
teachers and patrons into closer
touch with one another 50 that the
long felt want that every parent who
has q child in the public schools Of
Chickasha may visit the school and
make the acquaintance Of the teacher
may be satisfied
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29
HosPITABLE MUsKoGEE

Mayor Bridges has returned home
from the mayors convention at Mus
kogee, and says that the visitors
We're received splendidly and were
shown a fine time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-29

a large crawd took dinner at the
Christian church yesterday, and over
$50 was made BY the Ladies Aid OF
that church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-01
TO PHONE BY WIRELESS
Or. DeForest at Old Point to Establish
Service nj Schoul.

NORFOLK. VA, October 3l.--With
the view of establishing wireless
telephone service near the government
electrical and submarine mining school
at Old Point, DR.. Lee DeForest, OF wire
less telegraph fame, was In Norfolk
to-day, leaving In the morning for Old
Point, where he will begin arrange
ments for the placing OF the apparatus.
He hopes to establish In the near future
the telephone apparatus on twenty
eight OF the government vessels. thus
giving close communication between
men-of-war passing Old Point and the
authorities at Fort Monroe.
After establishing the station at Old
Point. he will equip the tug Rinzol1
with the apparatus. placing the system
in the larger ships afterward. 1t Is
also stated that the Virginia Pilots
Association will be given the service
in order to allow them better COM
munication with the wireless station
at Cape Henry. giving greater facility
for the reporting OF vessels going in
and out OF the capes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-01
AMHERST WILL HAVE
A MEMORIAL HALL
Daughters Of Confedcracy Get
ting Matters Into Shape for
Erecting Building.
BEGIN WORK NEXT SPRING

NI u Z . q
Special to The Tim les -Dispntch
AMHERST. VA. October 3l.--Several
years ago when the ladies OF the DR..
John Thompson Chapter Daughters of
the Confederacy at this place an
nounced their purpose to build at AM
herst a Confederate Memorial Hail.
many people pronounced the idea Wis.
ionary in the extreme. Now, however.
IL begins to look like they are going
to do 1T, the same people who said
they couldn't do 1t are now saying
that when women set their heads upon
anything you can't stop them.
At the recent term of ths court
Judge Gordon appointed Mrs. w. 70.
Sandidge, Mrs j. f. Bowman. Mrs. L..
q. Davies and Miss Lille McGinnis
trustees 10 hold property for this or
ganization. This means the Daugh-
tcrs have the beginning of the
building In sight MI. II. l.. Page has
given to them lot upon which the
building VIII be erected II is the
corner lot above the, new Amherst Sup
ply Company building. next to the fur
niture store occupied by the Union
Hardware Company. Besides this lot
the Daughters have in their treasury
raised by entertainments and dinners.
and represents much work on the part
of the ladies' of the Chapter.
Work on the building will begin next
spring. Simply walls and roof will
be built at first. and then these will
be used for entertainments and din
ners with which to raise the moneye
with which to complete it. The build
ing. when completed. will cost about
$4,000.
Memorial tablets i'll honor of Con-
fcderate soldiers Of the county may
be placed in the walls by descendants
and friends of these soldiers. There
will be one room In the building set
apart for Confederate relics. The main
part of the building will be used by
the Daughters for dinners and enter
tainments given by them to raise funds
with which TO promote the benevolent
purposes of the organization 1t will
be also rented out for the purpose OF
concerts. entertainments. and public
speaking.
The present officers of the Amherst
Chapter are Mrs. l.. b. Davies. prcsi-
I dent; Miss Kate Randolph, registrar,
Miss Lille McGinnis. treasurer and
Mrs. f. F. VOORHEES,, secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-01
GREENSBORO WEDDING.
Marriage of MIR. Ferguson and Miss
Mcrrimon Brilliant Event.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
GREENSBORO. N. c.. October 31.-At
last night there was a large congrega-
ton of invited and interested guests
to witness the marriage of two Of the
most beloved and popular young people
81 Of tn, the city; Miss Margaret MerrImon.
Rev. DR.. 6. II. Detwiler ofticiat d. Miss
Mary Merrlmon. sister Of the bride. was
mai. maid Of honor, and Mr.: Ferguson's
United States Navy. acted as best man.
The other attendants were Misses Res-
sic Grisson. Louise Bradshaw, Lake
stafford. of Greensboro: Madeline
Durham. Paisley Ellington, Lizzie Mer-
rimor. sister Of tn bride, and Lillian
Ferguson, of Waynasville, sister of Mr..
Ferguson. Messrs. Michael schenck.
a MaY p q boro senes cnpp ars
W. 3. Harrison. Hill Hunter. Ulton
Staples. Thos. s. B all NJ. H. Justice,
Jr., Thos. Dalton. p. w. Schencle and
Dr., Parran Jarboa. The bride was
Merlimon.
Following the ceremony there was
on elaborate wedding reception at the
home OF the brides parents OIL West
bridegroom, loft FOR d wedding trip
to a Northern cily. Among the out
of-toHn gu SITS here to attend the we'd .
ding We're Mr.. E'erguson's parents, and
hIs sister OF Waynesville: his brother
Mr.. Jos. phi Ferguson, OF High Point,
and another BROTHER. Lieutenant w. B.
/, Ferguson. CT the United St;lt4s Navy,
stationed at Brooklyn, N. VI; Mayor
Michael Schenck, OF Hendersonyille
MI. Elmer Long, OF Pittsboro; Miss
Rosa Greene. of Durham; Miss Made
Iline White. Of Graham, the brides un.
man, OF Salisbury: Mr.. and Mrs. r.. I,
Irwin, OF Jackson Springs and the
BRIDES aunt. Mrs. w. r. Trogdon, OF
North Wilkesboro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-01
NEWS OF FREDERICKSBURG.
Lower rate fer GnS-Runnwny Horse
JumpN Into Wagon liOIY
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Il ED ERIC,E SRI.Rl. " n.4.AL

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. October III
The City Council has adopted n rate
OF 81 per LOCO feet for gas to constin-
ers in this city hereafter. The price
has been S1.25.
The attachments issued by local cred
itors against the property Of 4. 3.
Lewis. the New York broker, on tho
'IewiEanna'' farm on the Rappafan-
mock mock River. few miles below this
city. VIII come up before Judge Mason
II this city on saturday, when ~ mo-
ton will be made To uuash the at
tacllments.. II is expected that Mr..
htiWis Will arrange to satisfy his
Creditors. .[ 9c,ilT -.
y horse belonging to Doggett & Scott
ran .iway mere or the streets ana
Ju,npai Into the body of n cou.trv
Wag m. 1t was with some ,llftirultS,
mat lie was eXtrcated from the wagon
uody. TIL horse was unjnIured Tho
only damage heing to the Vehicle RI
Whioh he was htched
Eliiott 9. Garner has been appnirl-
ed superlntendent of Satisfaction No. I
~ the city post-oftice, located on tbn
Streets ss'' |Aii!'e
Rev. J. Poyntz TYLER. archdeacon Of
. me piocese of Virginia, will holl sen
&c; ices at Christ Church. at Spotiylvanio
, 1oWrthouse. on next sunday.
Mr.. c. 5. Hunter, of this CITY has
Zen appointed TO a position i'm Tho
once OF the collector of internal reves
!. '"ie, N. *. Lowry IN Richmond.
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Pretty Pittsylynntn Girl WEEDS Young
Man from Amherst,
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CHATHAM, October 3l.-Coles Hill,
the beautiful country home OF Capt.
Walter Coles. was at high noon on
Wednesday the scene OF a very pretty
wedding, when his daughter, Miss
Agnes Cahell Coles, became the bride
OF Mr.. Edward a, Amber, of'Amherst
county. The rooms were very taste
fully decorated inferns and ever
green's.
The bride, becomingly attired In a
tailor made travelling suit OF blue cloth,
with hat and gloves to match, and cor-
rying large bouquet Of BRIDES roses,
entered the parlor with her father. who
gave her away. She was preceded by
her maid of honor. Miss Eliza WoodinR,
The groom was accompanied by his
best man. Mr.. Walter Coles. Jr.. brother
of the bride. Little Miss Mary Livinia
Coles. niece of the bride, was ring
bearer, The celemony was performed
by Rev, G. o. Prunden.
Immediately following the ceremony
the wedding party repaired to the din-
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llYLAS, W.. Ostober S1.--On Sat
friday afternoon Mrs. Lydia Chi'dresa
gave Miss Eva Ellis, of Richmond
who is staying with Mrs. Childresy
BIRTHDAYS party. Those present wer,
Media tlui year. Lucille Snead. Thonlasla
Deitrick. Nellie Fitzhugh. Edith FNz-
hugh. Verde Satterwhite. Eva Henley.
Alice Henley. May Mitchell Edwin
Sidud Conway petrick. The chap
erons We're Mrs. Childress, Matte Mills
Sue Bowles aud Leila johnson. The
little folks amused themselves with
various games. A repast was served
at O'Clock.
Mr.. John Holman, Cecil Holman.
Bessie and Nellie Cooke attended the
Jamestown Exposition last week. Mr..
Is. X Cooke left Richmond this morn
ing en- route to the exposition.
Miss Lena johnson, who has been
i'll with typhoid fever, is improving