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Evening journal., 1907-03-09
Repairing Liberty Engine.

John Lally. a member Of the Reliance
Fire Company. is making repairs 70 the
engine Of the Liberty Fire Company
which met with a mishap at the fire at
Front and Washington streets last SAT-
urday afternoon. Mr. Lally Is an expert
machInist.
Evening journal., 1907-03-09
openlnn Of North l. Traek.

On Wednesday next the first train
VIII be run over the north-bound p. b
& w. l. It wiz NOT be "a regular pas
senger train, but viii be special and
will carry several Of the railroad Off
cials on tour OF Inspection. Tho hrsi
regular train will run over the line next
Saturday ~
Evening journal., 1907-03-09
Mother is Dead.

Taken IN on Thursday evening with
peritonitis Mrs, Amanda Elizabeth
wife of William Brinton. died yesterday
at her home on Concord avenue near
Market street. She leaves. one child. =
baby one month old.
Evening journal., 1907-03-09
Divine HeaIeF'S Professions
Brought Him Great Wealth
in Few Years
FOLLOWERS MULTIPLIED
AND BUILT A CITY
ng om onn NJ. pnhll.har.. -.

liy our own Wire Publishers Press.
CHICAGO March 9-John Alexand.r
powio, crstwhllo oYcrseer Of the c,hr,s.
tkn Catholic church dicd Al o,clor,,
th's morning at Zion city. Ill.,, which
pc founded on the north shore Of raks
Mich.san. Ills passing was not unex-
pected. The aged leader of the Zion
sect had been ia a state OF dissolution
for months
Beaten Ia his later years for control oe
the great properties he had originatod
tho prophet failed TO recover his old-time
physical strength.
bowie was scotchman. IIo was secre-
tive about his origin an obvious errors
10 prepare his followers for some an
nounccment OF immaculate conccntlon
His father. an aged scotchman. appeared
here after Dowie reached his zenith ana
proclaimed his relationship. The apostles
aen'ea tho old mans claim. and Il Is
charged refused TO provide for him.
FROM Scotland, Dowie went to Austra-
Ia. He lived there as an itlerant ovanee.
list Reports are that he was fined sioo
and served q term Of imprisonment In
that country for the results OF Divine
Aealing methods"
Landed Here With sioo.
In isss he landed in san Francisco
with a capital OF 500. In 1890 ne
came to Chicago and preached on the
streets. He rented a aran room sn
Evanston and began Divine Hcai-
ing"
HIS followers multiplied rapidly. Two
years later he opened larger mission
small donations grew to large gifts.
Those who fell entirely under the
power or the magnetic old man trans-
ferred real estate to him 50 literally
that within four years he was rich.
lie established "a bank and started n
Divine Heaiing" newspaper. "The
Leaves OF Healing Ia 1900 he psir-
chased the site Of Zion city. 6.60O acrea
Of the finest land on the lake front OF
lake county Ten thousand enthusiasts
who accepted Dowie Joined the colony.
The number has since dwindlei to
$500. Factories. stores, administra-
tlon buildings and rest dens spran<
up and the prairie was transformed
into a model small city.
He declared himself to be Elijah III.
or Elijah the Restorer. He suggested
the idea of immaculate conception. but
withdrew it when he found his follow
ors'were not prepared to accept IL.
During the past six years Dowie has
received millions in contributions.
maintained a private yacht. toured tho
world and used more money than KIM,
Leopold. He obtained an option on a
tract Of 100000 acres Of land in Mexico
for a colonization scheme. Before he
could carry out his plans he was
stricken with paralysis. Since then
z.on City has passed from his controi.
II his enemies are to be believed Dowia
has led the dual life OF an apostle IN
Zion and voluptuary.
Evening journal., 1907-03-09
Bank clearinns-

Bank clearings for this week as re-
ported by the Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company. were 1881, $50. Dur
ing the corresponding week last year
the total clearings were s1..279sS SIS
Evening journal., 1907-03-09
WANTS THAW TO
LEAVE HIS Wife
Countess of YOTmOuth De-
CIareS Family Must Save
Its Reputation
WILL TRY ALIBI FOR WHITE

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press
NEW YORK, March 9.-District At
torney Jeromes experts have failed
him. This il was stated to-day is the
real secret of the prosecutors asking
continuance when the defence sud-
denly rested its case yesterday The
experts employed by the state have
had such scant opportunity TO study
Thaw that it is declared they are un-
willing to venture an opinion as to
Harry Thaw's sanity past and present
Jerome had hoped that the hypothetical
question Delmas contemplated putting
20 his experts, Drs. Hammond and Jel-
life would bring out points on which
his alienists could express a satisfac-
tory opinion, whether Thaw was sane
when he killed his enemy or is insane
at present. II was the district attor-
ney's plan TO put his own experts on
the stand Immediately 10 contradict
the defence's alienists while their tos-
timony was fresh IN the jurors minds.
When Delmas closed without putting
on the experts Jerome was balked. He
had to change his own plans IT is un-
derstood now he intends to put on his
experts as the last witnesses in rebuff
tai. This viii give them several more
days in which TO study Thaw.
One of the States experts. it is said.
told a friend he had been unable TO
make up his mind as TO Thaw's mental
condition from the study Of the pris-
oner in court and that his fellow ex-
perts were in the same fix. This has
hampered the district attorney.
Alibi for White
Jerome is expected TO spring some
surprises in rebuttal. one Of the most
important points he viii try 70 prove
is that Stanford White was not near
his studio on the night Evelyn says
she was ruined by him. This date can
be fixed, il is asserted. by Photographer
Eichmeyer who took pictures Evelyn
testified she posed for the day be-
fore the assault occurred.
The rules OF evidence forbid Jerome
contradicting Evelyn's recital of what
she told Thaw I'm Paris, but Jerome
will make hard fight TO get this date
before the jury 1t is pointed out even
if he cannot get the evidence on the
record he can, through questions. give
the facts to the jury.
Jerome will also try TO get IN the
affidavit which it Is Claimed Evelyn
gave to Abe Hummel. accusing Thaw
Of brutalities to her, which was shut
out on cross examination.
Wants to Separate Pair
A story circulated to-day was that
the Countess of Yarmouth, Thaw's sis
ter, has expressed a determination not
to return 70 Europe until Thaw is sep
arated from his wife. Howard Nesbit,
Evelyn's brother is authority for the
declaration. He says he received posi-
tive information in Pittsburg Of the
countess plan.
Thaw experts testified he was insane
the day of his wedding This would
invalidate the marriage If Thaw is
acquitted, it is asserted, the countess |
will insist upon his leaving Evelyn. |
Her social position in England. it is /
said. demands that her family shall be |
rid of the "unsavory" sister-in-law.
Evening journal., 1907-03-09
Board Of Hea.Ih Statistics.

Secretary Joseph Wigglesworth of
the Board Of Health, reports % deaths
IA births and % marriages during the
week just ended. For the corresponds
ing period Of last year SO deaths. %
births and 46 marriages were recorded.
Evening journal., 1907-03-09
OYSTER Boat in Port.

The sloop Alice and Mary to-day ar
rived in port with a cargo OF oysters.
She is the first oyster boat to come
in the Christiana river this year.
Evening journal., 1907-03-09
The Police Matrons

The police matrons. who also come
under the pension act, have been faith
ful TO their trust for years. Mrs.
Mary b. White has done duty for about
20 years and Mrs. Ellen G. Wogan Is
not FAR behind They are lovable
women and enjoy the esteem Of every
man ON the force.
Evening journal., 1907-03-09

ain Cambridge, Mass, the deaths o
non-residents are excluded.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27
Country Manual Training.

Even manual training needs new
direction as It touches country life II
NAV not be necessary TO eliminate the
formal exercises of model work and
weaving and the like: but some of the
practical problems OF the home and
farm may be added
How to make a garden 10 lay out
paths. make fences and labels are
manual training problems How 70
saw a board off straight To drive a
nail. to whittle a peg. to make tooth
for a hand hay rake. to repair hoe.
to sharpen a saw, 20 paint fence. to
hang a gate, to adjust ploW point
to mend a strap, to prune an apple
tree. to harness a horse-the problems
are bewildering from their very num-
Der.
Manual training can be so taught IN
the schools that are equipped for it as,
In 10 years, to start a revolution in the
agriculture Of any commonwealth
Century Magazine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27
A POPULAR
ATTRACTION

On Monday. Dec, 30, at the Wag-
ner Opera house, a new play by Hal
Reid, Tne Cow Puncher, begins an en-
xagement 1t is under the direction
If WI. r. Mann. According to press
ports few plays sen in the popular
priced houses have the dramatic val
ne that this romantic drama Of
tie wes. contains. The pot vas cley-
eFly conceived and the characters TAX
en from real men and women. The
cast contains guarantee Of first
class performance. The scenery was
especially designed and built by the
well known artist, Harry Bunler and
Herman Pelz from original drawings
by Mr.. Buhler, the artist, who spent
a year in Arizona for bis health. The
light effects are the perfection Of
stage and patrons can feel certain
that they will see something worth
seeing in the performance Of the "Cow
Puncaer."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27
rsU HaI ApEs YOUTH.


Nowhere does a woman. whether
the most beautiful, MOST couned oI
most intriguing. make a more eiabor.
ate or fashdIous toilet than does Tsu
Hsi dowager empress 81 China, the
Flowery Realm
Isu Hsi is Ia her sevenly-iouFth
year, her aatterers tell her she looks
ike 25; her enemies reluctantly but
truthfully confess she looks like 45
Her beauty is only a tradition to-day
but authentic accounts Of 1t describe
her in her youth as tall big-eyed
black-haired. finely formed,
No fewer than nine young ladies' Of
the imperial suite assist at the EN-
press toilet. Il is doubtful If the best
fbeautifer" in Paris. the most expert
''restorer Of youth IN all Europe
knows more about paint, powder, and
cosmetics than these nine noble hand
maidens. And their intense desire to
please Tsu Hsi rarely flags When il
does the empress thrashes them With
a rattan on most sensitive surfaces
First, the well-boTn ladys maids
cover the empress face with a deli
cate, creamy composition. then they
rouge her until her cheeks flame in
the aautumnal glory Of enchanting
womanhood.r Their task completed,
tentatively. a great mirror is rolled to
the couch on which reclines the
source of all good, the font Of all pow
er." Tsu Hsi studies her acquired com
plexion most critically Perhaps It
does not bloom sufficiently then her
rattan comes In play; sometimes her
maids rouge her imperial majesty
twice or thrice before her appearance
realizes her ideal and satisfies her in
tense vanity. The monotony Of the toi-
let is varied by lively song the recital
Of poems. the narration Of court gos-
sip-and BY the swish Of the rattan
Thus, made up, illness cannot pale
Tsu Hsi. Even If she cannot rise, she
is massaged, rouged. pencilled. She
suffered a stroke of paralysis recently
from which she is recovering. But
even when she was at the worst she
could have smiled in the face Of death
with the countenance Of q lovely ma
on
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27
SCOTCH UNIVERSITIES.
Taking a Prominent Part in Develop
ment Of British Nation.

The prince Of Wales's visit to Glas-
cow to inaugurate the university ex-
tension buildings once more appro-
priately emphasizes the important
part which Scottish universities are
taking in the development OF the ma
tional life. This is the second en-.
largement which Glasgow has been
compelled to make within half cen
tury. The university, too has behind
it quite a venerable air Of antiquity
as we'll as the hallmark Of modern
utility. Its foundation dates back -four
centuries and half, and. like, all the
Scottish universities except Edin.
burgh. which is a post-reformatIon
royal foundation, 1t owes its existence
to ancient ecclesiastical authority. In
point Of age, however, Glasgow holds
only second place in scotland's hon
orable academic record. Aberdeen
following is a good third. Edinburgh
came into being about a century later
But the Oldest Of the Scottish uniyer
stiles Is two centuries younger than
Cambridge. AS for Oxford, her aca
demic beginnings are quite lost in the
haze Of Anglo-saxon antiquity The
town was known as a seat Of learning
in the year S02.-London Globe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27
DOUBLE I0INTED
WAS THIS JOINT
Lawisa Nan Movsd Saloon Stock
g Rear and Sold Whisksy For
Soda Pop

Lawton. Okla, Dec Officers
who had charge Of the case wherein
Sam Reiner, wife and daughter, Lulu
we're arrested upon the charge Of
bootlegging, claim to have found that
a most unique method was being prac-
ticed to evade suspection Of the crime
The Reiner home is on the second
floor Of the building formerly occu.
pied by the saloon, and when the pres
ident signed the proclamation giving
Oklahoma statehood and prohibition,
Reiner moved his wet goods from
their former position, to the rear room
where he stored them opposite his
living apartments. The front door
was never closed, but instead ~soft
drink stand was maintained. When
a customer came ia who wanted a lit
tie Of something stronger it was
alleged he was directed to the room
in the rear, by the proprietor, who is
charged with telling him that his wife
could help them to sofa pop" This
so-called pop is said to have been whis
ky unadulterated in any manner,
and persons who were next were
said to have had no trouble in being
served with what they desired Sheriff
Rufe LeFOrs becoming suspicious Of
what character Of sales were being
made at this place, sent in spoilers
and secured fixed charges against the
family.
Several charges already stare Rei-
ner in the face and 10 these he mas
made bond in the sum Of $1,000 in
cluding the bonds Of his wife and his
daughter Thinking that nothing
would be done with his family, even if
discovered, he made arrangements
for the foregoing secret method
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

FURNISHED by the Chickasha Alb
stract Co., Room 4, Johnson building.
Telephone 3OO.)
Mary Luella Cross to Alma May
Cheaney, south 25 #. lot and north
25 #. lot 2, block 162, Chickasha. s1.
George W. Orrick to Chas. E. Bar
ker, lot 6, block 81, Tuttle $1,000.
George w. Orrick to George G.
Barker, lot 10, block AZ, Tuttle. $1,000
w. l. Pierratt to Mrs W. A. Ash
ley, lot 10, block 253, Chickasha. $3.50.
Noah NJ. Terry to W. H. Tedford,
all Of block 25, Thacker add. to Brad
ley. $1OO
W. v. Alexander to John D. and G.
E. Tewksbury, lots II, 12, and 13 Of
block 3, Askew addition to Chickashai
s4OO.
Maude 4. Thomas to Joseph g. Nc
Quinn, 1890 acres in sections IS and
is, 3 Now $4,000.
Minnie Lindsey to S. T. Lindsey,
100saeres in sec. 86, 5N-5W, and sec.
Ii, 4s-8E. $1,000.
Maude E. Myers to Mary E. Oil
yer, lot j, block A, Willi ms idditiaa
to TuttIe. $500.
G. schlotterbeek to Alethea J. Low
eli, lot l6, block Z, Pocasset ST.
James f. McNeill, Richard O. Bra
shear and Frank J. slusher to Julius
Askew part-of lots j and 2, block 122
Chickasha $500
Henry Belton johnson to Chicago
Rock island & Pacific Railway co, lts
/, 2, 9, a, 5, 6, 2, 8, 9, 10, II and e
and 10 in block 80S and lots i, 2 anJ
8, block 3l5, Chickasha. $199l.6l
Thorval ID Hansen Is William J
smedley, 50 acres in see. A. 7N-SW
s225O.
\ Savannah G. Thomas to Minnie f
Harris, lot A, block 255, chiekasaa
$500
S. G Wilson to William 1 Bur
CESS, lots /, 2 and 8, block 81, Chick
asha $1,000.
William e. Cecil to D. D. sayer
lots 9 and IA, block 80, Chiekasha
$4,000.
G. E. Erwin to H. E. Price and D
D. sayer, lots 10 and 20, block 80 il
chickasha S6500.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27

No Old Stock to Select from, every
Suit and Overcoat this Season Style
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27
Sac TaIk.

Arthur Grenville, the English actor,
was once in a company Of pastoral
players, who, when the weather per
mitted, rehearsed in the grounds
where the performance was to take
place. Building operations we're IA
progress near at hand, and one day
during a rehearsal Of "As You Like
It." there fell upon the ears Of the
pastoral players the following eonver
sation between a laborer on the scat
folding and his mate on the fresh
earth"
Laborer above. "Ullo. therels
Laborer below: what now, what
now? Who calleth so loud"
Laborer above: Il prithee, fair BIZ
and as mp a few more comely bricks
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27

NOTICE

Lady Maccabees, officers and guard
team will meeet at Mrs. Heffner's,
corner 7th. and Kansas, Saturday af-
ternoon at two o'clock and will march
in a body to the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. L. Herr where the funeral
services Of Eugene Herr will be held.
MRS. MAYME VAUGHN,
Record Keeper.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27

Mr. and Mrs J. r. Rope Of this city
are the guests Of R. A. Roach and
wife, near Aanadrok, this week. The
two families were neighbors " down in
Texas" and are enjoying the holidays
talking over old times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
State Of Oklahoma, Grady
County In the Probate
Court


n the matter of the estate
Of N. ", Beavers, deceased.
Notice Of Hearing on Application for
an Order Of Sale.
Notice Is hereby given, that on
Monday, December 30, 1907, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, the under
signed will make application to the
Hon. n. NJ Williams, Judge Of Pro
bate, for an order to sell four nun
dred and eighty shares of stock Of the
Chickasha Investment Co, personal
property Of the estate Of N. N. Bea-
yers, deceased.
w. w. BEAVERS,
Administrator,
BY h. Hamilton, his atty.
December "a, 1907.
12-24-4td.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27

Few practices are more beneficial
to the condition Of the eyes than Is
that Of bathing them regularly every
nieht before going to bed. Dust read.
~ nccumulates on the lids between
the lashea and causes them to smart
an excellent method Of cleaning them
hoing the old-fashioned one Of dab.
bing the lids with a piece of cotton
wool dipped in cold weak tea.-Wom.
ans Lie.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27
TESTIMONIAL OF ESTEEM.

Rev. J. f. Dinger, pastor Of the
Christian church, was the recipient Of
Of an exquisite gold watch as token
Of love and esteem from his appre-
ciative congregation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27
BASEMENT FOR RENT

Elegant location; under Express
office; plank floor; electric lights;
Very cheap on q yearly lease. Call at
the Daily Express Office. dtf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27

L0sT-A large tubular lantern at
the Baptist Christmas tree. Owner
please return to c. H. Cansey BIS
Florida. 12-27-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27
sTocKHOLpERsI MEETING

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Chickasha National
Bank, Of chickasha, Okla. viii be at
the bank on second Tuesday Of Jan
uarg 1908 for @e election Of diree-
tors.
F. NJ. FREY, Cashier
12-20-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-27
WOOD FoR SALE

Cord wood OF stove length. Call
at Chickasha green house or phone
48. 12-7 Il
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-07-20
COURT HOLDS NO ONE SUFFERED
CONTINUED from Page One)
with the legally of the cleo

concerned with the legally of the cleo
ton.
To this Attorney Blandford replied
in effect that upon the writ of manda-
mus being served upon the council, re-
curing it to either canvass the votes
or show cause why 1t had not done
so. cause was shown in the petition in
the Statement that since the election
had not been held in accordance with
the laws governing it, no election had
been held: that the council had this
right under the law which says tina
the council shall be judge as to the
qualifications Of its members. Attor-
ney Blandford stated that it was the
desire Of the defense to set up the case
strictly On its own merits and not
to haggle over technicalities.
He alleged that the early closing OF
the polls had kept a large number of
people from voting and had therefore
injured the candidates. That such
was the case. counsel for plaintiff
formally denied.
In discussing the motion to strirr
out the answer of the defense after
giving counsel for plaintiff leave to
plead, Judge Brents said:
1T seems novel and peculiar pro-
ceeding to me to move to strike out
the return. If l grant this motion ]
suppose it will end the case, as M
further order can be made. 1 would
have to have the return upon which -
base an order as an order could MOI
Ne granted by default
1T seems to me that counsel is trv-
ing to get himself and me into a trap.
The return states that the election has
been held and that the time provided
by law was not reached and it also
states that a large number of voters
Of this.
ITO grant this motion would be to
cut away your bridges. as this is an
extraordinary writ and the supreme
ings should plaintiff get an ADVERSE
decision, he can not get a further
showing. In other words he has fired
his wad.
while the council is not a judicial
body and exercised judicial powers,
it's case is similar to that of a man
who shall abate a public nuisance at
his peril. He must have a good de-
Tense
ITO ask for the striking out of the
returns, seems to me like a risky
thing to do
L will take my chance" was the
reply of Attorney Gose.
The motion was then overruled anu
the hearing adjourned until 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-07-20

mem of lands in connection with the
yyilliamson- Gesner-Boggs land fraud
case. and now serving sentence in the
Multnomah county jail
Governor Mead has announced the
appointment of Fred Reeves of We
natchee as the fourth member OF the
board of managers of the Washington
state reformatory, which is to be To-
Gated at Munroe, in Snohomish coun-
ty. Mr.. Reeves appointment is for the
two years term, expiring July 16,
1909.
r. H. P Lischman, guest at
downtown hotel in Vancouver, r. c.
was found dead in his room, having
committed suicide by hanging him
self by his cravat. The man was a
new arrival in Vancouver. having re-
Gently come from Honolulu. Very lit
tie is known concerning him. but by
guests at the hotel ii thought he
was a travelling man representing
some firm dealing in metals. He is
about 40 years old.