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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11
coLLAPSlRLE WINDOW VENTI.
LATOR.
Fresh Air Device for Homes and OF.
fee Buildings.

A new fresh-air device for homes
and Offices, is the collapsible ventilator
It is fastened by hooks to the inside
Of the window at the bottom Of the
sash. AS the window is raised the
ventlator. c. opens like an accordion
to the limit Of eight inches When the
window is closed it lies fiat The top
has numerous small holes with fine
wire mesh to keep out the dust and
pieces, A B, at each end, also exclude
dust. When not in use, explains Pop
ular Mechanics. or to raise the win
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11

"A man in your position must oc.
casionally say something he is sorry
for"
Yes, answered Senator Sorghum.
'in naming a price for certain services
] once mentioned $4,000 and subse.
quently discovered that / might as
well have had 100000. Washington
Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11

And seeing the nest
Arranging so high.
Said "Ah, hully geel
All. hully geel
"I'll give you a tap
With my long fishing rod,
Just for fun,
Just for fun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11
A Rlsk.

MANY a man has, by simple econ
omy, laid the foundation OF a for
tune"
ayes" answered the man who
doesn't figure closely, "but by the
time you get your fortune, you are so
liable to be grounded in habits Of
economy that you won't enjoy spend
ing the money Washington Star
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11

Hello. Jumbo bantered the smart
monkey "If big ears are the sign Of
generosity you should be very eener.
GUS
Il am. Jocko. replied the big Gle.
phani as he made a quick lunge.
Have trunk OF me-
The simlan was tossed to the TOP.
most branch Of a cocoanut tree.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11

Miss smilax-And so Miss Gilt and
Mr Gotnix really got married. Was it
love mateh7
Mery-On the contrary. should
call 1t a hate match
Miss smilax- why2 don't under.
stand you.
Mary-Why. she hated 70 be an cid
maid and he hated to be poor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11

Wife (peotically)-Ah, the burning
Of the leaves in the park in the au-
tumnl What does the aroma remind
you Of, my dear2
Hubby-The cigars you bought me
for a birthday present
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11

Unique Method % PrapslIng Craft
on Water.

It is very evident that inventors are
struggling with One problem Of navi-
CATION on Watee the present methods
of propulsion being still possible of
improvement From France comes a
new idea In this line that is certainly
peculiar and entirely different from
any SO far devised Only the principle
Of the contriyance is shown in the ll-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11

Then after I've busted
You to smither-eens
I'll just break and run,
I'll just break and run"
And the boy did the job
That he said he would do;
But alas and alack
He was a strange sight
When at last he reached home,
He'd been stung BY the pack
He'd been stung by the pack
ANNIE JAMES.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11
soUR ON HIM.

You're a lemonw the young man cried
As he hugged her just to tease her;
III that's the case she quick replied,
You must be a lemon saueezer."
Chicago Daily News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11

Mrs. De Style has suspleiously
high color"
"0h, no. not suspicious Certain,
She never buys the low-priced makes"
Baltimore American.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11
A suanlclon.

The lazy man I shall not fiout,
But let him idle ali the day.
For II he tried to work, no doubt,
He'd just be getting in the way.
Washington Star
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11

dow to full height, the ventilator can
be unlocked and laid on a shelf or in
a drawer 1t is designed to furnish
abundance Of air without any breeze
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11

Geraldine want you to under.
stand before / marry you that / be.
lieve in the equality OF the sexes.
Gerald-All right, ! was intending
to give the minister ten dollars, so
you'd better hand ever ave.-syracuse
Herald.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11

A New York sleepleiack, after years
Of periious adventures on the iallest
spires and stacks IN the city. fell four
feet and died from the injury
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11
Easier.

This little fact doth ever baik
The struggle for the right.
'Tis easier to sit round and talk
Than to stand up and fight
Washington Star
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11

stung Cat the race track Say, that
was nice steer you gave me- You
said Racer would win by a block.
Bunko-An' It's er fact. but de fool
owner made de mistake Nv enterin'
him in a runnin' race.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11
Tng aoY ANp THE HoRNErs.

A band Of gay hornets
Builded g nest
High Up Ia a tree.
High up in a tree.
They said to themselves,
By dwelling so high
We've got safety
We've got safety
But a boy passing BY
with q long fishing rod,
Looked np in the tree,
Looked up in the tree.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11

Rob-I hear Jason wants to be Gre
mated when he dies.
Nell--I don't think he needs TO wor.
~ about that.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11

The new cruiser Salem" 42s feet
long, viii be The fastest boat in our
uayy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-11-11
The Result.

Mr.. Strongman-Oh thanks; but
er-ah--I think I'd rather have a cold.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26

Die bort ae3ablten bobeu 26bne bill
oen fur uniere iun9en 0anomerter cine
grobe 0eriudung. iih ben n0thiaen
auseebiloeten 9lrbeitern bel benz Yau
oes Banana Ganals anauihlieBen.
yiele oabon nerben ieoob ourb bic
6urbl Dor 6ieber uno Malaria abae.
lhreft. IS iinb Die. tuelde &cnntniB
oaoon baben, ndmlid iolde, melhe
electric Bitters gebrauAt baben. bic
iurdtlos oortbin eeben. iuobl miieno.
ab fie nit electric B,tters an 0ano
liber BON malariI1en @in1iHen lino.
Sic beilen aud Blutpe9iitung, WaQen=
leoen, Sdwdhe uno ale Ma9ens, 2e=
ber= unb Nlereniipe. @arantirt BON
". g. peter's Npotbete. Sn peters
Mpotbete miro oeuti4 9eiproben. preis
so Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26
Gin biforii6es gaat6iel.

Gin biforii9es slatbiel. aaiier
Grana II. CAB Napoleon I. einmal
folgenbes Hdtbfel auf: nWer ift bass
Gr bat feline Mugen, teine Obren, teine
Nafe, tetnen Munb, teinen aopf, tetne
6dnbe unb teiRe 6iibe, unb TT bod ein
Meni99~ Der Beberrfder Guropas
bermodte bieIes Mdtbiels Oeutung
ni9t 5u finben. Gran5 II. belebrte
i'm barauf, bob bas Elm Oeiterreider
lei; benn Der Oeiterrei9er babe tetne
Mugen, fonbern @uderln; tetne Obren,
fonbern Mafdeln; teine Nafe, fonbern
einen @dmeder; teinen Munb, fons
bern eine Gof9en; tetnen Ropf, fon>
bern einen S9abel; ftatt Der 91nbe
bat Ct prusen unb iatt ber Giibe bat
tt 9drtn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26
mirkun9 orr Ginbiloun9skraft.

Gin bdnilder @r5t, Softor Bebbpe,
Der Better zines bsriibrlten 9pfpitals,
CAB itb Der 5offnung bin. 2dbmun@
gen bnr4 @inatbmung bon falpetrigsr
Sdure furiren au fDnner. Die 8es
geiiternns. nit Der er iib gegen einea
Rranfen, ber an 2Gbmung Der gun
senbdnber litt, bariiber duberte, ers
finite bieien NIT frpben 3utrauen at
Der neuen 6eilmetbnbe, unb !:
tDiinfbte banad behanbelt gu tperben,
Gem Grfinber bes @srfabrsns lag bel
baran, bab elmer feiner unterGr5te bic
Snbdlation leite, um i'm beIip gefpif|ar
bon ibrer Mirf1amfeit au iibsr5eurc,,,
unb er iibergab ben eripdrtungspplen
patienten benz Opftpr OoDp ar-
Dur9fiibruns Der Sur.
Sieier leste 5uerit elm liebertbers
mometer benz @eldbn,ten unter bic
3unge, tpetl er feitftellen tpoIIte, ob bic
&Drpertemperatur bur9 bic ginatbz
mung bes SAFES eeiteisert iperbe. Der
tranfe Wlann aber mar ber Waeinung,
bies ginlegen bss Sbermpmeters fei
bereits bic Sur. Nad san5 tur5er 3eit
CAB er 5u perfteben, bab iein 3uitanb
f4 gu befern anfange. Oas frappirte
ben Qrot ni6t tpents, unb bas Were
langen itiee in tbm auf, ii9 gu iiberz
aeugen, ipte tpeit bic Ginbtlbungsfraft
btefen damn beeinfluKen tDnne.
.Oas freut MIDI" iaste ct gu tim,
ufiir heute 1T es aber audi genug. Morz
gen pollen mir in ber Sur fort fabren."
Mm anberen Sage legte ct ibm, nab
porberiser 8eritdnbisuns nit Doftor
8ebboe, bas gbermometer in berlelben
Weife rnter bic 3unse, unb Der Rrante
fonnte ii4 fdon bebeutenb beiTer per<
itGnblih MAIDEN, inbem ct erflGrte, Ct
fiible ii9 beute nod peit beKer.
@ieraebn Sage tpurbe biefe tpunber,
li4e Sur fortseiebt, pieraebn Soge
tpurbe benz boffnunssfreubisen Manne
einfa6 bas 5iebertbermometer unter
bic 3unge gelegt; bann fonnte er als
gebeilt entlai1en tperben. Die blobe
Ginbilounestraft bate i'm turirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26
Gtntueibntt8 pes McRinIeD
&otttettt cuts tn GAmtUtt.

Der 6pe3iolau9 Der 4niabt 3emp.
lars perldBt llbri6sDiQe am Moutag.
80. September, Normittaas I'm 7.30
llnb bdlt in Nep pbilaoelpbio uno
Canal Doper. Bon Snffns fdhrt Der
3u9 liber has Geleife Der 80. ugo 8.
Is. nod Canton. Munbfabrt bon
utrinsbille $l.70, Nstp philnbelpbia
81 80. Canal NoDer $l.20. Nhd.
|fabrt glbenos 8 nbr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26
@etne 9ottor ) @edDn,.n8en.

0err Sobn bolne9e. 3eelano.
Did,. idreibt: rWdhreno Der fiinf
Sabre, in tpelnen mir Mlpentrduter I'M
0ou!e batten. haben mir feline Dottor.
@e6nune geieben. Ct bal. fur uns
unb uniere Gamilie iebr biel 9ethon. /"
6orni's Nlpentrduter III gan3 entihie.
ben eli! 0ausmittel. Da er aus reis
men Wuraelii uno Rrdutern ber9eheQi
iii, entbdlt Ct nur fol&e Weaanotbeile.
,nelne BEN Gpaem gut thun. Or.
Deter 6abrnep q Sons Co., 1l2
|ll8 go. 0opae Mbe., gbiea3o, Sa..
iinb Die Gabriianisn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26
q. & o.

Neftibule 3u9e Nr. l6 unb IL. 0obe
&iiffbe. porter gum Mbwarten. obne
Grtra=Rofen.
YiQise preiie fir 0eimatbiudenoe
unb Souriiten.
Durd9ebenoe @dlafwa9en.
Samestor n MusfeIlung.
ueber Walbin9ton, .. s. iiber oeriAies
oene Qinien. Mufentbalt bemilli9t.
Man ertunbi9e. fi9 bel ben Nsenten
iiber bic preiie uno Gabrpldne.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26
Ia0esmeuIgretten.
Chic.

Gtaais 2ebsnsnlitel GommiIldr
81. W. GunIop erlifB eine 0erIii.
auna, oereendB aputbeter Die Don=
5ar ton $1,000 oas Sabr Sablen iolen.
menn iie aeiu lie ioaeuannte ,patent=
MSsDiSlusn" psrfGoIeu, Die IN MIri=
llbteit nihts onoers iino als i'm Suite
tereNe Der Mlufer mnstirter erhuopa.
5.as Nns!ase 9ouniD Mtnl,nbaus
1T niebtrasbronni. opal linn Die 40
,srlailen Ill -tellsthes' gebraht mpG=
cen.
s,u Der Stab, ppn Isjal,'pn!ts erpI.
bi,,s ON Mouta1 9lbeno Der Wo'oilu
telalter ner ,lnhi G!nnd)e W." u"
litp nls aohl, mil q l,innneru az
eoro. ml,ttl lm GbinHnB bs'ano.
2lls ,nutosn 'ue lrullsr Qelhlenoptt
uno pier Der D'aansr ertrantsn, nam.
'ih Sobn 6. @owaros. @lert I'M
@oilippliler Yoltamt S. G. Simons,
Npoiheter pon 0arrisuile; ". 3D.. /;
8. s.. Brate. 0i'fs 3aiIirer Der Sar-
risoille @riten Nationalbani; s. gDilis
Giooler. poltmeilter BON 6arrisuile
unb Setretdr bes Wslt Yiraluisr Sen.
9reb 8ommittees. Seine Der Geiden
1T ioweit aufgeipnoen moroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26
HuRIanb.

Mn1 Samaiea uebrt iib aeaen Die
Gbineien @inwanoerun9. Ser Staot=
roth uon Gingston bat cine &elolution
angenOmmen. IN .uelder bic &eaierun9
eriuht miro, Die @inmanoerunasae=
iebe 10 au amenoiren, oaB in 3utunit
unmIni1ensmertbe Wusldnoer bon Der
Snlel ferngebalten meroen t0nnen.
Die 3eioIution 1T eeaen Die @bineien
nno Die Snrier seribtet, Die Die gan3e
Sniel iiberlaufen.
Sn Marotto 1T Elm Jrieoe abgeldloi=
len tporoen. Die 9eleeaten BON 5mei
prominenten Stdmmen baben Die fran=
soiii1en Griebensbeoinaunaen anse-
nommen uno lib perpfliAtet. oafiir
ior9en su molten. oab bic Beoin9un.
oen au1 ein9ebal!en merben. Die
1einofeli9teiten errei9en oamit elm
gnoe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26
0te 8eriibrmn9. weId)e betlt

0te 8erlbrmn8. weIdje bettt.
1T bic B.rubrung nit Budlens Mrnica
Salbe. IS 1T bic 9liiflidfe Wiidun9
bon Nrniea 8liitben uno beilenoen
8aliams, oie ansefertiat muroe. IS
madt nihts aus mie alt bic Wunoe
ooer oas Beidpir 1T. bieie Salbe heilt
lie. Sir Branb.. Briib= uno @1nitt.
lpunoen ooer Qdmrrrboioen 1T lie cine
obiolute Sur. 25 Gents. in peters
1potbete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26
Wf,t 3rftkinn.

2sbrer: rGrfIdr' NAL bte
Worte Den 0ol6 i'm @eponbe'!" -
6 9 iiler: rDamals. als bic 9iiraz
fhaft ipielte, sab's nod feline 8omz
hen!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26

= Mlerlei Meciben3.Arbeite tDtrben
III Der Druderei oes r8eobad,ter"'
prompt unb III reellen PreiIen ausge.
ftbrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26
Aninnh.

sAninnh.
Gs beibt, oob bic Ginmanoerun9s=
Beb6roe fih entIhloiien bat, @mma
8olomann,. Die Nnardifin, aussulhlie@
Zen tpenn lie bon oem internationalen
Nnarhiitentonarsb, Der Dor RurSeln in
Nmiteroam taste, bierber auriidtebren
mill. Wian slaubt aeniiseno 8runo
oaiiir gu baben, oenn iie ielbit nennt
fd Mnarbiitin, lie 1T cine nidt natu-
ralilirte Nusldnoerin, lie fat geieiien,
lie 1T eine Yerlon ohne iidtbaren lesi=
timen grwerb. uno iie 1T ,uners
miinIht".
Ser tiirlid beritorbene 3obert NQan
Yinterton. Beeriinoer Der pinterton's
ihen 8ebeimpoli3ei. bat Elm Uerm6gen
BON $3, 900, 600 binterlaHen.
Die Wannldaft bes Bunbes= 3oQ.
fuiters ,McGullouGb retiste 243 per.
ionen, melde ON 8. Mueult in Nelion's
No9une, llninlat Snlel. Behring's 9
See. auf benz S1ooner .Sobn @ur=
rier" 5hifbrud erlitten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-09-26
u6s Svses Go. g6e SoaeS Go. u@e Svkes 90.
Gs }ei{gt ii(b bei,,r Srlgen.

Dort set9t es iidl, Oh 1hr oen lDerth oes
03eloes, oos 3hr fir Guren 2ln3us be,ohltet
pirflid1 audi erhalten habt
Is Sibt 2tn5iiee, Ole in etnem 5d,aufenlter
NIT Dem biliSen pretie oabei red1t gut aus.
1ehen, aber penn oielelben nur fur,e 6eit
eetrasen TT, 70 iiehen ie 10 billis aus pie. Ger
prets
Denn 3hr aber Guren 2ln5us in oieiem
Store fauft, 70 befonmt Jhr eeraoe Gas, mas
5hr oafiir be,ahlt, uno rpir fonnen Gud, ,ei
gen, parum IS iid1 be,ahlt, bier 5u faufen.
2ln5aee fertt9 semad1t, ooer mad, 11laf be.
itellt.
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-20
Us KILLED in
RAILROAD CRASH
Express and Freight Train Collide
Near Canaan Station, vt
81 OTHERS WERE INJURED

White River Junction, VT, Sept. 10.
"A fearful head-on collision between
She southbound Quebec express and A
horthbound freight train on the Con-
cord division Of the Boston & Maine
railroad occurred four miles north OF
Canaan station, due to a mistake IN
train dispatchers' orders, and from
demolished passenger coach there were
taken out 25 dead and q other passeh-
gers. most of them seriously wounded
Nearly all thooe who were in the death
car we're returning from a fair at sher-
brooke, Quebec.
The conductor Of the freight train
was given to understand that he had
plenty OF time to reach a siding by
the night operator at Canaan station
receiving, according to the superinteh-
dent Of the division. copy OF tele-
graph order from the train dispatcher
at Concord which confused the uain
numbers 80 and "a.
The wreck occurred on q long grade.
Both engineers set their brakes and
then jumped, while the two great loco
motives crashed into each other, ana
locked in a firm embrace rolled INTO
the ditch.
The baggage car in the rear was
hurled back into the passenger coach
like a great ram, and tore 1t asundeE
from end to end. AS It did so the rear
end of the car rose up so that wnen II
stopped at the forward end OF the
smoker. which was behind the passen'
ger coach. Only a few windows were
broken in the smoking car. and none
of the Pullmans were damaged. ~
Fortunately, with the engines on Il
one side, the wreckage did not taxi
fire and add further horror to the al
ready dreadful scene. The train hands
ably seconded by the passengers, crop
ed their way among the ruins and be
gan the work of rescue. The bodies
of the dead were laid beside the tract
quickly. while the rescuers turned thel
attention to those who needed aid
Great beams were lifted, broken joist
were thrown aside, and the bleeding
and mangled forms were dragged on
and laid on the backs of broken seat
or upon blankets from the sleepin
cars. Wounds were hastily bound II
and cuts staunched by strips OF bed
ding from the sleepers.
Among the West Canaan farmer
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-20
HUGE PROFITS
OF OIL TRUST
Standards Earnings in Eight Years
Aggregated $49OS15,934
PAID s8O8,858,48O IN DIVIDENDS

New York, Sept 1S.-Delving into
the financial workings of the Standard
Oil company of New Jersey, the hold
ing company of all the subsidiary or
CARNATIONS of the so-called oil trust,
Frank B. Kellogg, conducting the fed
eral suit for the dissolution of the com
pany. brought forth to public view tor
the first time the enormous profits
made by the Standard Oil company.
In a period of eight years, from 1899
to 1906 inclusive, the Standard Oil
company, on a statement spread upon
the record of the hearings, was shown
to have earned the total profits OF
$500, S15,9 1874, or at the rate OF more
than SCI, 100000 a year, and distrib'
uted to its shareholders in the same
period $s0S,S5s, 4OS.
While the company was earning
these vast sums in the refining OF Oil,
the statements adduced at the hear
ing show that between 1899 and 1sO6
the assets of the company grew Dy
leans and bounds from $2OO,7sl, 52S 70
S371 .664.531. The capital stock is $685.
8ss. $50. Financiers and those seeking
knowledge Of the exact profits OF the
Standard company have striven vainiy
TO obtain the figures which Mr.. kei
logR succeeded in placing upon the
record OF the court. The Standard
Oil company makes no statement OF
its business, and other than the dec
laration of q dividend it makes no pub
lie announcement by which It's Dust
ness may be guaged.
The hearing brought out much In
formation which Mr.. Kellogg obtained
from the Standard Oil company. MT
Kellogg obtained a statement showing
that the Standard Oil company of New
Jersey controlled by stock ownership
over 70 companies engaged in the re
fining and the transportation by pipe
line of oil on September IA, 1907 Iht
Standard Oil company has always
carefully guarded the list OF its SUB
sidiarv companies and the amount o.
its shareholdings. The list showed
that the Standard Oil company OF New
Jersey owned $999,O0O of the tota
capital stock of s1,OOO,OO0 of the Stan
dard Oil company Of Indiana, whlci
was recently fined 29,240,OOO by Judg'
lands in the United States circul
court in Chicago for rebating.
Mr.. Kellogg's efforts at the hearlni
to obtain information of the records
of the Hquidating trustees, who ha'
charge of the liquidation of the Stan
dard Oil trust and the exchange OF tn
Houidating trust certificates for tn
shares of the Standard Oil company o
New Jersey, were not rewarded.
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-20
SLAIN BY REJECTED LOVER
Ordered From House, sutton Kills Girl
Injuries Mother and Shot Himself.

Ordered From House, suitor Kills Girl,
Injuries Mother and Shot Himself.
Altoona, Pa, Sept. 17.-At Sandy
Ridge. a small town on the ClearheId
branch of the Pennsylvania railroad
Miss Jennie Nevlin, aged 10, was muir
dered and her mother dangerously IN
jured. after which the assailant, John
Crown. committed suicide. Crown
boarded with the Nevlins, and the muir
der resulted from a quarrel with Mrs.
Nevlin because she objected to MS
attentions to her daughter. On being
ordered from the house, Crown drew
a revolver and fired at Mrs. Nevlin'
the ball striking her in the arm. Hear
ing the shot, the younger woman rush
ed into the room, and was shot dead
by Crown. s..
The murderer tried to escape to the
woods, but was holly pursued by the
employes of the Sandy Ridge Brick
works. After firing several times at
his pursuers. the desperate man shot
himself through the head and fell
dead. Crown was aged about 2S years
and English by birth.
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-20
Famous Retired Naval OFFICER Passes
ar----- na.i.n

Famous Retired Naval officer Passes
Away at Friends Home In Maine.
York Beach. Me. Sept 17.-Rear
Admiral John G. Walker. U. S. N. re-
tired. died suddenly at the home OF a
friend at High Pasture. York Cliffs.
Admiral Walker was u years Of age.
and a native of New Hampshire He
was known as the promoter of L e
famous squadron of evolution which
became known as the white Squad
ron" and of which he was appointed
commander.
Rear Admiral Walker will best be
known for his services in behalf OF the
Panama canal. He devoted exhaustive
study to the entire canal project and
was said to be more familiar with the
subject OF the isthmian canal than
any other American. President Nc
Kinley singled him out as the one best
fitted to act as chairman Of the 18TH
milan canal commission appointed in
1897
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-20

Allentown, Pa. Sept. lin court
here Robert Hartzel pleaded guilty to
2s charges of arson and theft, growing
ont Of a series OF crimes that he and
DANIEL J. Adams committed since June
"a last including the burning Of three
Allentown business places July o.
causing 500. 900 damages. Judge Trek
Ter imposed sentence in four cases
onIv giving Hartzell 20 years in the
Eastern penitentiary and holding the
other cases open against him.
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-20
SUED FOR 100000

Trust Co. Receiver Seeks to Recover
From Estate of Charles Il. Loeher.
Lancaster, Pa, Sept Isl. Harry
Rathfon, receiver of the City Saving
Fund and Trust company, brought suit
against the estate of Charles H.
Locher for 5000, 900. It is averred that
when Locher was president of the in
stitution he borrowed that amount
from the company without the knowi-
edge of the directors. and used the
money in his private ventures or lent
Il TO members OF his family.
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-20
Drained to Death BY Horse.

Washington, Sept. 16. - G. Berry
Winship. p years old, a member OF a
prominent family of this city, was al
most instantly killed in Rock Creek
park by being thrown from his horse
which SHE'D at an object in the road.
One foot of the rider was held fast IN
the stirrup and he was dragged Tor
some distance and kicked into insensl-
bility. The young man had just come
into a large inheritance.
Milford chronicle., 1907-09-20
Four Elks Killed BY Autos Plunge.

Colorado Springs, Col, Sept. 1S.-A
powerful racing automobile occupied
bv seven Elks and a chauffeur while
running at a terrific speed crashed in
to a telephone pole at the bottom OF
hill and was wrecked. Four OF the
occupants were killed and the others
were more or less seriously hurt The
bodies of the dead men were mangled
almost beyond recognition. The men
were returning from the Elks club
house at Manitou, in a six-cylinder, 40
horse power machine. The car with
its merry. testing passengers crowded
into the two seats, on the hood and
on the steps, plunged at a terrific clip
down the hill.