The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Indian Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 112, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 8, 1901 Page: 2 of 8
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The Chickasha Daily Express.'
ROMANCE OF A MOUNTAIN MAID.
1AM 1 l i S. Vrv
Li; .
SHE SOLD MOONSHINE WHISKY TO SAVE HER FAMILY FROM STARVING. . . A
REJECTED SUITOR HAD HER ARRESTED. . . KENTUCKY'S LEADING BELLE AIDED
HER AND SHE ESCAPED JAIL AFTER ALL THE COURT HAD WEPT OVER HER
SAD STORY.
There are store than 1.000 000 square
fet Uss earare in England ex
c'tteiveiy devoted to the caltivatloa aad
pradaction cf tomatoes for market pur-
regard to bis own welfare. Notwith-
standing the fact that the Mexican pe -
r"0aa.
s not accomplish a treat deal
course of a day the Increasing
I for his service has the i
tbla result of raising his wages.
Ilrosds pay section bands 75
nd $1 s day aud In the tropical
Anions the Ifurn returned for
ities from tha it.ii. ... fv.n
rrunarjr i are Rome
enee. 1M.0M- Venice
apt 152000.
1900; Flor-
ni Be
i
KBaaaaaaaawBBBaaaaaaaaaTaiaWBTn
The ick nring artillery sith which
whole Swiss army is to be equipp?J
forthwith consists of nickel steel sum.
7.4 centimeters caliber firing ten shou
aainute. with a range of S. WO yards.
It does not appear that the Engiis.i
are ready to withdraw from South
Africa. British agents are ia this
conntry asking bids on 20 000000 has
of feeding oats. 20.000000 bags of seed
3MMM bales of alfalfa hay and
20004.000 bass of bran It is under-
toad that these s'upplie- are for the
troops ia South Africa.
Here is
Henry E.
popular a;
York: -1
was badly
evolution
est story of Judge
over the theory of
t to his mother and
l I descended from
n't know.' she an-
et any of your fa
il populatmr
Bosnia and
?. inclul-
is prob-
;ase of a
Raiser of Austria hat
Ars !!.
all of wl
last it
ek who
the two changes in the
f
and sister . SEN JoHH CMTUMAN
Clarke s still couldn't keep un with
demand a?:d Jim Clark fairly coined
ty unrt grew fat la. filing ai the
witness ill.l n t deny her guilt therf
1 Save a-
nd af th
and lined
e ..b and
ftuntalieer
Th Waif.
The wolf came sniffing at my door
But the wolf bad prowled on my track
before
And his sniff sniff sniff at my lodge
doorslll
Only mads me laugh at bis devlllsb
will.
day experienced planters figure that
when expenses of furnishing houses
and some supplies. I lie losses through
advanced wages absence and sickness
are counted up. the cost of these la-
borers cannot lie reckoned al la than
I stirred my fire snd read my book. Arwiraii.M. win
And Joyed my soul at my Ingle-nook The vote of the laUeTHtksnal Tvpo-
His sniff and his snail were always graphical union on the agreement crt-
tbere atlng a standing board of arliltrati
But my heart was not the heart of a ; has been officially counted at the heaa
hare. quarters of the union In Indianapolis.
1 cursed the beast and drove him away
But he came with i!e fall of nigh'
each day.
And his sniff sniff sniff the whole
night through
I could hear between the winds that
blew.
my frail
ilf at bay
I was one
un;
the deadly
And the time came
more
Bu glanced with
lodge door.
For now I knew tha
Sooner or later woul
The Kates were thr
About my life a net
My soul grew fait
enare.
And the shrewd woli
despair
A crash and my door flew open wide.
My strength was not as the beast s at
my side.
That night on my hearthstonw cold
and bare
He licked his paw and made his lair
John H Boner In Century.
tween employes and proprietor!
great dally papers of the count
agreement affects 14.000 men
ed on the 167 large dallies
M Lynch president of the I
I be
of th
y. Tho
inew my hearfs
tional Typi
regard to
remove th
Ushers to a
ers having contract
one of our local unh
cure immunity from i
bitration plan Just a
In effect one year. It
tianc ' a 111 depend nt
Isfactlon which It al
the first year of its I
iis News.
od. aald in
It will
many pub-
uV with and
s. Newspa-
ind publish-
atlons with
an now sa-
ga. The Bt
ved will ba-
ther conttn-
on the sat
give during
Iiowu'sJi I roan
O
the
con
of i
tun. n.. Ittaaraare.
Holland has enacted a law similar
In principle to one found in Germany
to hare produced beneficent lestilts. It
provides for compulsory Insurance of
employes la 61 branches of Industry
h In the hand-
ipinion of Dr.
In an address
ory before the
uVc-p.-.-r
and iinee
verses wi
i of the
at th
a after
If to a
lie few of any age who
ftth smallpox. A very
lange. Perhaps another
teach man bow to re-
eyesight. as well as to
thness of his skin.
hole In France is a well
Ines of Ronchamp Up-
h was completed in De-
lta depth is 3.600 feet
ble diameter Is IS feet
lied from top to bottom
a copper where It tra-
earlng strata. To corn-
months were required
iw the surface the tem-
rock Is 50 degrees Fah-
bottom the tempera-
Tees Fahrenheit. -1-leat
temperature of the
(without artificial veu-legrees.
the
council of Venice has
I and the Norweg an
re lost from the explo"-
te Duke of Abruzzi. A
) lire is offered to ajy
tabes definite news of
men. Only a few days
lion started for Pranx
the purpose of finding
Hirers. They may b?
the chances are again -t
able experience of Nan-
mpanion in that region
ipe that the Italian and
are still safe.
Aristocrat and plebeian are only
comparative terms. Some years age
Professor Geddes of Edinburg mowed
his family into a alum district where
they hoped to do friendly work among
the poor. One evening he asked a dis-
tinguished statesman to dine with two
local guests a chimney-sweep and a
said he would come: but the chimney-
sweep refused to sit down with the
scavenger. At another time the fam-
ily on the Brat floor of the decrepit
t meanest they inhabited told Professor
Hedges that if he continued to apeak
gets nave aay iu
Horace Walpole. "1
must divert tbemV
in them." wrote
r our distinction
bursting forth of a new sprng
arlsbad. throwing out eight bun-
gallons a minute at a temperature
it Fan. is a remarkable event.
tDO years the waters of Carlsbad"
run with so far as is known only
Intermission which occurred for i
three days at the time
boa earthquake. The
the sew spring showi
sine from what is 1
the Sprudelkessel or
Carlsbad and to upf
hot iprinr
nperature of
it Its waters
y known as
miag cald-
to underlie
ts seventeen j
and pe
iploye whi
It has been the
J I will not pec
no deviate fro
I against a
the moonshiner" of I.etrher -unly.
Hlgnitcs refused to make Illicit w
themselves or deal In It. Their r
bors declsred that the Hlgnitr boys
elgh- I
were
monnletl bin ho
two boys we
snd all were
were burled
Hlgnltes ii
Mrs. Hlgntte
teen-year-old
the
but
little
tied I
d Kf you un go an' Jon' m?k ao rr
d fuss we 'un- won't ilo I
4 atl.
The terrlfted mother took her chi
O
o
The) had
no further. All through the nlgM the witness.
baby moaned for food It ws easy to "After old man llgntt wa
see that Its little life could not last much I 'he c-abtn burned Vwn did
longer In the morning Ellen staggered j notice on the tree warning tl
out of the hut door. j aWayT asked the cotji
"Ellen. ' called her m-ither. "come defenae.
back.' We're a-starvin. but we're Htg- "1 heard -ulh n of It."
mtes to th' end. and we ain't a-goin' to I ' The fajn iy lost ererrthing
ask favors of anr ooc." I no oxd or funtur left notl
"I hain't a go.n' ter ask favors. " said I clothing e 'heir backs did they?"
Ellen "but I'm going to re; you ait I "Waal they didn't hare su puwerft
suthtn to eat." J much left ''
The girl went blindly down a trail that "Then the peopse up there drsrr pa
she recognise I It ied her straight to j woman and the hlldraa lata law aaaM
Urn Clark's mooasiilne still. As he taliu to starreT
Beared the place says the Chieago- "Waal they wrn 1
Tribune. Jim Clark stepped nut from be- I "And mg didn't c ta he
hind a tree and pointed a rifle at her. I "They wam't ao kin a
"Clear out. you ail. ' said Jim Clark began to look uneasy
"Clear out. er 111 put a bullet through f "But after rou heard tht
you A Hlgntte aia't erround er mom- tut whaky .si wentT'
shiner outfit fer no gaod '' ej went and sead her sl'
"Jrm Clark." said Tha girl. "To Tole I "Dtd you not ask her ta i
me once thet I wus Iter pretties sral in I nh. ju w
pear as plain-
ii.... i .
"Taj
"An yo
anaks
TTea." r
fool H'gnl
said Jim.
uldn t asa
i ns i al
; ?.'-m - -
in.3s to the
"kt r
id the bat
heen a aosdVr la has aaaaswawd diniag j utM a
Spanish war. and bow he had worn j aayaa hasasae
blue as credits as his father did I )kl ' J "
i as gsaaBj
d that snsw
KenBiBenes
Irish tra
sw tsrei
U ata'inn
we must
list la and
In wnich !
themselves p
ion." says tl
Each new aux
the few.
able to
Im for sup
ink are to
Hues are tav
as shall ex-
o all rela-
Bdent Bpoa
fairs of the
by a board
appoints
ners' union
las twentv
the railroads: they are imprisoned In
factories: they are martyred la aweat
shops and when it comes to voting
the issue aad the result are both flxej
re things ran better them
ut 1 do not thins so When
American people make np
jne farmers
it Bingbami
ire banded
iwn Interest
iiy working
mlons.
The Order
in hsrmony with other
ting for a
Taa Sllaatlaa la Srar.ee
A peculiar situation prevails In
Fraace. Iarge strikes of longshore
mea are on at Marseilles aad other
southern porta aad complete paralysis
I of Industry threatens French aad
' ItahaL socialist organisations declare
that they will extend the strike into
new fields and cover every branch of
Important industry The military
have been railed out la many places
aad grave political disturbances are
deemed quite possible. The average
French aad Italian socialist is nalte
Mr.
f las
of Railway Employe.
Is strong 1b V irginia has giver
that its aeverai thousand men
HI go Into poMtlcs hereafte
der asked the Virginia legit!..
pass an employers' Ilahlli'
id that body failed to do ao afte
iders had made lair promises
M B Ratrbford. commission.
remarasoie increase in tne streng-'
and Influence of the labor anions sf
thst Mate during the last year Di
Ions to the nnmber of M4 reporte
MM) having been organised within th
year. There were M strikes of 23 any
average duration and the averag-
number Involved In a strike was lit
The unions reporting received from
sources during the year 2?4.0tt 7!
and paid out In benefits K4.340C
to express bis idea of preferable po-
litical aad Industrial economy la that
he dssms a general asaaahwp" hf peo-
ple and things aaseniial to a redress
of his wrongs which are often real
enough and slightly regarded by
those in whom vest? control of af-
fairs. French. Italian and Spanish
strikes are as a rale of trlerest here
chiefly as conspicuous example of the
wrong way of getting at a right thing
chiefly because the conscience leas agi
tator the scheming poll1
lonary theorist gtitcfcl
front and take a large
command of oawationa
Mexican labor an not always be con
side red cheap. It la a mistake to fig
are that because men can be hired
there tar certain classes of work for
17 cents a day the product of their la
bor will he tor respond inglr cheap The
Mexican laborer is usually very ak
and as thoughtless or his employer's
f I who 1 J I law Mas.
General Master Workman Burn ar 1
General Secretary -1 reeasnrer Hayes
behalf of the order of Knights of La-
bor hare Instituted equity process. -lags
In the tourts of the District rd
Columbia for Injunction dlaeorer
sad accounting against John S Pa-
eons. Rmery K Barley. James J. tae
nelly. John A. Connor. A J. O'Keefc
snd W R. Ct t alleging thst tne e
fendants falsely represented there
selves ss olrers am' members of the
Knights Defendant are. smmng oth
er things ashed to cease publishing
nay paper purporting to be the orgs a
of the Knights of labor nasi to re-
rraie from acting as the general
erntlve board of the order. The pr
long sea Isstltnted. and form al
another ehapter In the ktatory of th
internal dissension that baa cbaract'
ised tbs recant history of a body f
orgsslsed workmen still powerful sn
oaee domlnnnt la Its legitimate field -Pennsylvania
Grit.
Ws can often create a eery favorable
impression by mat saying what
think
4
e had been
the
Interests as he In Imprsssaant
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Granlee, William F. The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Indian Terr.), Vol. 2, No. 112, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 8, 1901, newspaper, May 8, 1901; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc732250/m1/2/: accessed April 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.