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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02
MRS. EDDY DEFENDANT
IN SENSATIONAL SUIT
(Associated Press J

New York, March Public spir-
tied citizens, powerful and wealthy
according to the World today, are be-
hind suit instituted in the courts
Of New Hampshire yesterday by her
son, George w. Glover of Deadwood,
S. D. and relatives to secure an ac-
counting Of the financial affairs Of
Mrs. Mary Baker Glover Eddy, head
of the Christian Science Church. The
movement was a systematic one and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02
WANT AID DID 1T.

DR.. W. S. Corbin put little want
ad in the EXPRESS a few days ago
advertising some baled hay for sale.
The doctor came in yesterday and
asked that the ad be taken out. Said
he, Il sold all the hay within two
days after putting in the ad and am
still getting inquiries at the rate Of
fifteen a day. The ad did the work,
all right" This is only one instance
among hundreds where like results
have been accomplished with a little
want ad. Better try it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02
THAW BALKS ON THE
BUG HOUSE DEAL

New York, March 2.-It was de-
termined at "a conference Of the de-
fendant's counsel held at Delmas'
home to endeaEJr hy all legal means
to combat ths supposed attempt by
Jerome to apply for lunacy COM
mission. The lawyers were unani-
nous in the opinion that Thaw's fate
should be decided BY jury and when
their conclusion was reported to the
wife and mother of the defendant,
they acquiesced in the decision to fight
the case to the end. One Of the law
yers said any attempt to send Thaw
to the madhouse would be fought Bit
terly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02
CATCH THE PIG TONIGHT.


Angell's Comedians, who have been
at the opera house all week close their
engagement tonight with a good BILL
@Deadwood Dick" This is the origi-
nal version and is produced with all
the necessary scenery and costumes.
The prizes will be given away to-
night. The first will be IS in cash.
Another will be a CREASED pig turned
loose on the stage which the holder
Of the lucky ticket will have to catch
in view Of the audience. The play
last night was enjoyed by crowded
house. 1t was comedy drama Of
Woman Against Woman"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02
LINE HOUSE REMONSTRANCt.
Heard Before the Commissioners Fin
al Action Deferred.

Anadarko Tribune: In the J. G..
Groomer remonstrance case Tuesday
afternoon before Commissioner Fish
er and Leech, an agreement was not
reached. One of the judges was con-
vinced that the statutes Of Oklahoma
was sufficient to govern his action, but
the other placed more weight to AT
torney Glitch's argument. The ques-
tion involved was whether the legis-
lature was in earnest when it said
that liquor fc,rses should be published
in the two newspapers having the
largest circulation in the county, or
merely indulging in one Of the huge
jokes sometimes perpetrated upon the
unsuspecting public.
In other words, Dyke Ballinger, at
torney for the demonstrators, believed
that the statute provision should be
interpreted and accepted as the intent
of the legislature, while Attorney
Glitsch presumed that the Legislators
We're not sufficiently informed upon
the subject to give it intelligent con-
sideration.
AS the result of the commissioners
failing to agree the case was con
tinued until March Z, when the third
member Of the board will be present
Commissioner Cannon's vote will de
eide the fate Of the proposition, al
least for the present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between !. n. Frederick and L.
R. McManus and S. 0. Bagby, under
the firm name of the Globe Invest
ment Co., is this day dissolved by d
mutual consent, J. E. Frederick and
S. 0. Bagby retiring from the Globe
Investment Co. Z. R. McManus, VIM.
Bazemore and +, ]. Dickens will con-
tinue the business, pay all debts ow-
ing by the firm and collect all money
and accounts due the firm.
L. R. McMANUS
S. O. BAGBY,
j. R. FREDERICK.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02

S. w. Bird, the real estate man
was standing in the lobby Of the post
Office yesterday afternon intently
reading letter he had just received.
Ernest Peery, a friend and aoquaint-
ances passed Mr.. Bird on his way
out of the building when the latter,
glancing up spoke 10 him as "hello
CRATER" The words were no sooner
out Of his mouth than three other
men in the Office turned in answer to
the name.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02
CROSSING
COLLISION

Last evening about six o'clock a
Rock Island switch engine crashed
into a north-bound Frisco freight at
the crossing Of the two railways near
the north end Of the yards.
One box car was badly smashed up
and the engine received a hard jolt
which will necessitate sending it to
the hospital for repairs.
Fortunately no one was injured. The
switch engine was in charge Of Eng
ineer Miller and Foreman Vaughan.
The track was a3ocked about five
hours.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02
DIED

Mrs. Ethel Winfrey died at 1880
last night at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Slater, 511 N.
Sixth street, age q years. Death
was due to lung trouble Funeral
services Monday morning at the res
idence and interment at Liberty cem-
etery.
She leaves one child, aged four
years, parents, three brothers and 5
sisters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02
FUNERAL or FIREMAN DAVIS

The funeral of Fireman Sid Davis
will be held tomorrow afternon at 80
at Kreitz's undertaking parIors.
The remains were brought here from
Enid last night y Mr.. Kreitz and the
father Of the deceased, together with
several railroad men. The remains
will be skipped to Lexington, 0. T.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02
WILL FINISH NEXT WEEK

Delegate Hayes is home from Guth-
RE to spend Sunday. He has about
recovered from his recent illness and
is looking much better. Mr.. Hayes
thinks the convention will finish its
work next week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02
BANQUET POSTPONED

The Commercial club banqset has
been postponed from next Tuesday
evening till the following Tuesday,
March IL, 1907. It was found impos-
sibe to compelte the arrangements in
tine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02
BOYS SOCIETY ORGANIZED
Knights Of King Arthur Start Out
Fine Officers Elected
Last Night,

About thirty boys between the ages
81 ter and twenty wsre instructed in
the first principles Of secret society
work last night in the pariors OF the
Christian church, the occasion being
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02

was seriously oegun on November %,
when a man who is not named, went
toLead, S. D., where Glover, Mrs.
Eddy's son, lives to see if he could
enlist the son to fight in his mothers
behalf. The missionary had with
MIN letters addressed to Glover and
signed by ex-senator William E.
Chandler, who had become interested
in the movement and had consented to
act as counsel. Glover consented to
act hut not until he had personally
aeen the mothet. Glover and daugh-
ter, according to the story, saw Mrs.
Eddy January End last, and what
ever doubts Glover may have had as
to his due were removed, it is stated,
by the appearance Of his mother.
Concord, N. H., March 2-Christian
Scientist leaders are apparently sur
prised by the Glover petition filed
yesterday. In the petition Glover
claims in the last twenty-five years
he has sent letters to his mother and
never had direct reply from her.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02

John Brewer went to Anadarko to-
day to spend Sunday with his family.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02

10 COMBINATION smoking and Dag
gage cars
5 baggage and mail cars.
5 postal cars.
100 convertible cars.
5 observation smokers.
5 cafe coaches.
All of the ABOVE equipment is for
delivery at dates ranging from Feb
ruary to June.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02

1000 box cars.
$50 stock cars.
300 flat cars.
250 hopper cars.
400 furniture cars.
80 cabooses.
10 chair cars.
10 first class coaches.
10 combination smokir
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-02

JAS. H. BENNETT, Pastor.
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CHAPTER VIII.
mt Occurred an the Railway.

What Occurred cn the Railway.
The Interview between Olive and
jack was the result Of tic betrayal Of
Which Nh Easement had spoken, half
iccosely, half nervously She had
written to Jack on leaving Silver
beech. that it would be better for them
not to meet again at present and Jack
had Immediately gone over to the
lawyers house, in defiance OF her let
ter.
She had remained in her 1uon1. how
ever, asking Mrs. Easement to tell hlm
an interview would be too painful, and
after he had gone, she had written to
him again.
My Dear Jack:
you should not have come to Tramp
ton to-day. 1t only gave me the pain
of refusing to see you and YOU the
pain OF being refused. knew why
you came of course. but ( cunnot do
what you wish. cannot be your wife
while this terrible cloud rests on me.
II it We're only the loss of my money
/ might give you a different answer
But The doubt which has been cast on
my BIRTH makes everything 50 differ
ent. so battling, SO tragic.
Your mother already llslikes ms,
and she would then have caase to de-
spise me. The fact that I myself am
Innocent OF wrong would be no an
swer to the Jeers and houts OF the
world-her world: and your world too.
remembers; and While do not and
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Or The. I i ln1enter Millions
Copyright 1907, BY Arthur w. Marchmont
By ARTHUR w. MARCF1MONT,
Author Of By Right Of Sword 4" When Was Gar Etc.

it is Very comforting to know there
are such kind hearts and such SYM
pnthN.'
AS IL every one didn,. feel FOR
your
At this moment Mr.. Easement opened
tho door and stood hesitatlng. Dare
an old traitor come in2" he asked.
olive has, forgiven So,l, sir, said
Jack. smiling. 1--WE have Just struck
up sort of compromises" and he told
the lawyer what had passed. aud also
about Mrs. Taunton's offer.
IF Olive-may / drop the Miss, my
dear?"
why, Of course" she cried giving
him her hand. You are just my
dearest friend"
Well then, II Olive goes 70 live
with any one she goes to my house. or
u shall bring an action against l:er
for breach of contract" he laughed.
and now come into my ROOM and let
us seriously discuss whut you are
going to do"
The discussion took a long time. turn
ing mainly upon Olives determination
to go to Sheffield and mako Inquiries
for herself. a first the lawyer wished
TO send Mr.. Gibbons with hcr, but she
would not agree.
II can do the work alone she de-
clared. 81 should be Uncomfortable If
he We're with me. l could not afford
to pay for his services, and ! am too
proud to accept them without Payment.
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a doubt Of my birth or regard my
father as dishonorable man. will
take shame to no, man as my dowry.
We'll, then leave the question Of
our marriage open until you iava done
your utmostfand have failed. | don't
care how long 4 It Is; IL 1t takes you
years and years. SO long rs you leave
on, me, dearest'' and he took her hand
and drew her to him. Remember
how l love you"
1T is better not, Jack"
1T isn't much I ask. sirle," he
pleaded softly, seeing thai She weak
ened. Just that, and that you let
me help you all can in Inc work.
1T Is against my Judgment. Jack"
Then trust your heart and after
while his pleading succeeded.
Now, as to your plnas. Let MS
talk them over. have something to
say about them, You know all about
Mrs. Taunton and how thu 'ni<ar Wor-
red me TO propose to h9r, well. she
ahas turned up trumps IL this SHE
/ has been at Belboronsn, and whI'a
/ the mater thought she had come down
1 on my account, in reality she !as
shown herself regular brick.
I'm what way?"
"She knows all about the matter, OF
| course--the mater told her, IN fact
and she Is awfully sorry for YOU. Shn's
i n white woman, and that's the trutn
She urged ME that 1t was my duty Il
stick to YOU; said how sorry she was
ever to have thought about coming
between us, anS that II she could lell
A us in any way she would. Ana snt
wants you to go and liye with hel
for a time, lust to show fhc world tina
you are holding up your head.
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you can alone. Ask Mr.. Easement what

YOU can alone, Ask Mr.. Easement what.
ho thinks"
HE is a traitor" she replied, with
q smile.4'Iio has arranged this meet
5irg.''
"Because he knows what is the best
thing to do"
Don't say any more, Jack!"
Indeed will / mean to so on say
ing things until you give in. We love
each other We were In love before
we even knew any thing npcut ench
other. We meant to be man and Wife.
] could never even think of any other
woman than YOU and you must marry
me-
shall have to go out of the room
II you persist, Jack. ] shall lnG.eed
Nothing can alter my resolution" ara
plead and strive as he would. Olive
would give no other rcply.
Well then We'll strike u bavsaia'
he said at length, seeing that he would
have to yield. Make al these in
quiries and do all you, wish. and
promise to marry me whea YOU know
the result
II But even to that she would not
agree. mo, Jack. If fnI this lor-
rble thing is true 1Iwil NOT marry
any one
But YOU are not going to ind IL
true. It isn't true. We all Know that
But you may not be able To ind tho
actual proofs of the falseness.''
That would be the same ching tc
me. So long as any one can cntertaic
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never could doubt your love- / would
would result, and YOU must not put me

never could doubt your love, | would
not put you in the position which
would result, and YOU must not put me
in 1t.
IF l can unravel the mystery and
right my position and the good name
of my dear dead father, don't think
even you know how gladly I would
throw myself into your arms, safe In
the refuge of the love ] know you
have for me; but not until that time
comes, II ever II is to conc
Meanwhile we must no. meet. a
meeting only rcvives all tl.e sting of
sorrow for us BOTH sets the wound
bleeding afresh. and leaves me for the
time weaker just when 7 need all my
strength, and does no good This may
have selfish sound to you. yet 7
have no selfish motive in saying It.
know would do anything to spare
you pain, but TO yield to you in this
would be only to innict 1t,
I'VE can only wat and perhaps hope.
Yours as ever,
"OLlVE."
Tho letter affected Jack deeply, but
did not cause him to wayer for an
instant in his resolves to make Olive
marry him If he could by any means
succeed. He saw Mr.. Easement, there
fore. and persuaded him to enter into
| the little scheme for him to see Olive
| at the Office
| During all the time tho lawyer was
tcloseted with Merridew, Jack argued
and pleaded. and strove witt. Olive
4 to get her to change her mind
II VIII not give YOU up and | VIII
not let you send me away In THE
fashion. We were all hut man and wife
/ a week ago, and all that. occurred then
land has occurred since has not made
! a pins point OF difference. 10 me-" he
4 declared
1T means all tho difference to mo
Jack What said In my letter is
4 true"
Il don't care a rap for anything my
4 people may say. ] know ms, mother
4 dtslikes you, but she did 80 before
!, this came. You arc not marrying hel
but me; and al that she does or think:
or says doesn't matter a Bit"
Every one would blame re FOL
ISpoiiing your life. can't do It.
4 can't"
"Yon won't spoil 1t. We viii do wha
SIl said before--go right away from
q the whole lot OF them and make gu,
lives for ourselyes.'
No; that is equally Impossible.
must stay here to find out tho ttalth."
VERY well; we'll do tha. FIRST, "
can do 1t much better together thai
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Olive Parnenter. hciress 10 Gregory
Farinenter's millions, is engaged to the
future Lord BelborouGh, of OSfordshrc,
England. His father, after receiving a
mysterious cablegram from America, liz
sists tha. the marriage be fastened No
obiectLn is innde, but Lady belboroush
takes occasion 10 insult the girl and is
rebuked by her husband, Lord Belbor-
ouSh. The weddirls is Interrupted dr,-
,naticelly by a strange woman in black.
who cries; u forbid the banns.n Old
Mr.. Parmentcr falls dead from the shock
end ii is later discovered that his VIII
has been stolen. tlJis Leaving Olive pen
niless The woman III black substanti-
ates her claim 10 be the widow Of
Gregory Parmenter. and With her SON.
Gilbert Meriidew. takes, possession OF the
Gregory estate. Merridcw calls on Mr.
Parmenteis old lawyer, Mr. Easement
who suspects Merridew of having stolen
thu will L.---
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/ have all my time to give to the
work, and If I find that need advice
or help / can ask him to come then.
would rather work alone, TOO. / wish
to have all the credit; and it is to be
the work of my life in future"
II know better now than to attempt
to combat your decision said Mr..
Easement. quietly.
II shall 90 with you. Olive said
Jack.
mo. Jack--not all the way. You may
go as far as oxford, to see that l don't
begin by missing my right train. You
mustn't forget that am American SO
far us independence goes; and I have
to accustcm myself to rely OH no one
but myself
when will you go?' he asked
This is Friday On Monday. BY thnt
day, i shall have rested and had plenty
| of time to plan out my campaign And
so it was finally settled and Olive sent
a pretty message of thanks to Mrs.
Taunton by her lover, together with the
explanation that she was going to Shelf
field at once and thus could not accept
| the Invitation.
Despite her reluctance to give in to
/ Jacks compromise, Olive was very
HAPPY about 1t. 1t seemed to take
away much Of the depressing sense Of
Loneliness She was very confident Of
success in her mission; and 1t cheered
4 her to know that when thnt success
came happiness would be waiting for
her at the end
| Mrs. Taunton's offer had pleased her
4 also. 1t showed that there were peo-
i pie in the world ready tn recognize
4 that she herself had done no wrong
and ought not to be blamed, and the
4 fact Lhat 1t came on the top of MI.
\ Easements offer added to her pleas
, ure Her heart was much legs heavy
7 than 1t had been since her fathers
/, death. These offers scented like all
omen Of success
i When the day of her departure came
i she was cheerful and confident; and
/, talked very brightly to Jack on the
{ way to Oxford about her pleasure at
the opening OF the campaign.
J II am very shnguine, Jack" sbe de-
!, clared, as she stood UP at the car
l riage window, II know there has beef
. falsehood somewhere, 7 know my
3 father was the last man In the world
who would do what they say. lie
+ was the soul of honor shall have
: good news to send you, am COINS
] to win. / feel It,"
: That was her thought when she
i, started at length and left her love
i gazing wistfully after the train. Sht
: waved to him as long as he was II
t sight, and then settled herself In hel
t corner to think, resolutely occupying
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+, -
yate papers and ALI" said Mr.. Case
ment. very sharply. indeed
Gibbons was nor n fool and had not
been twenty Years with his empower
without getting to understand him;
and he knew that lie was not to say
that the private papers were all kept
in the LAWYERS own room So he went
out of the room without SAYING more
That man has been with me twenty
Years. Mr. Mcrridew: and would YOU
believe he could be 50 stupid. But the
paper shall be found. of course. You
are sure that the memorandum YOU
found was precise? Have you it with
you?s'
"No. don't carry all the Parmcn-
Ter papers about with me- was the
testv 6rcnly "Bvt from YOUR own
memory var ran svrelv toll me all T
wish Ia ,sno,v?"
"Ob ! should never think of trust
ing my memory in such an important
mattar,. dnc,.rad nc lawyer, afyah,v
WAS # q recent nanerp"
II re,lIv don't know"
.,y,,I,at ,,ere ~ termsq Cav ,,ou ro-
r,e,,,h a,.9,
- .,,rs,.,,.,.
Merrlue" WAS sio"ihs NetS UNI
nlfortable under tile laWyers cues
don,+ ,,,ish ~ he cross-avnmine r about
II, Ar. easement.
My dear SIT, my dear SIT, pro-
tested Mr. Easement. I thought per-
haps ~ iiiisn. ei'aoie i'le " ie'aii 'ne
ciicu iisea''ee'
30 lar az : te ats II MdS " VIZ
''id' 'lie pa = Ui"i - d = =. Sest-
melt anu Pfos'elties 50 '.esillseu are
friend Mr. Easement If ISram,.,on who
has nv entirn rnntdencc
~
Noi aem,set my Gear ru s'rt aea icy !
''a -. -" "a,
lit.iii iioM Niiei wa " . W : il's
m,i s w., 80 80. Iii ~, anu ~.
a. 9
az WI - ..ia' 49,, i'oM
.nae 1oulu - - soui $3.50, 1870 ~,
~ t,,;n 80 ,,.,
Willle lhe INN ups snlleu l'ie snreWd
gray eyes were med upon the other
''' ',i, ? 49, as,s Nee 49, -, q,
~, 'D LIZ, - - 49,. 20 "a
re ~, c,a,,. n,, c;l,,,on. NJ M
Mo,,,.;do1 b,y rscalIed n ~ no rha
! y. ~ lue" tiaa ,eeai,eu !, - nv nc
was With the draft will, it turns on !:
land tlial YOU know was DESTROYED I'M
oul, fire.
..Oh, that answered the clerk. ~
lrcmember now, The statement was en-
4 crossed with the will itself and at
1 tached TO it."
THAT will do tncn. Gibbons"
| Tbe ,;tt1e hv-nIav h.d ,,,, ~. d,,oo,
/ feet Merrid.w cl,:,need color ;, M uI 49, -
i cd s1inremelv III al case He rnsa i ~
AN + IL undersIana +han ti,a. '' &c,
4 act for us, or not Mr.. Cassn,entgo "
Mr.. Easement rose aTso ana n,,ced
himself between Merrjdew ana IVA
door
~, u,.,t, u,
rr,, 60, - 1T IL, 80 10y ansmei snould
prefer 10 give yon my reasons at the
Years past Mr.. Parmentor ,ya ,sI ma.
only my client, but my close PERSONA