pen of South Norwailt and
vi bIty appropate in! [Mt advdn-
tage F.‘ H. or obtained lor them.
in getting the Dr Howard Co. to al-
low the regular 50 cent else of Dr
Howard's specific, for the cure of con-
stipation and dyspepsia. to be sold at
half price. 25 cents. and have bought
hundreds of bottles.
Every bottle of the specific sold by
Mr. Baxter has had his personal guar-
antee to refund the money it it was
not satisfactory.
Unlike ordinary medicines for con-
stipation d .dyapesla. the dose of
Dr. Howar a specific Ia reduced after
a few days' and the cure is soon
complete and dating.
If you have not already taken ad-_
vantage of this chance to get a-
month's medical treatment for 25
cents, be sure to call at Mr. Baxter's
today, for he has only a small amount
of the. specific on hand.
LICENSE mm‘m INDIANA.
BIDOMING'I‘ON. lnd., May 25.—
Whether the saloon shall be allowed
to resume business In Monroe county
is being decided today at the polls.
The county has been clear or saloons
by remouslrance for some time, but
the saloon and brewery interests have
made a hard tight to carry the county.
Tile temperance people have also made
a vigorous campaign. There is special
Interest in the election throughout the
. state. on account of Monroe County be
ing the seat of ludiana University The
students will throw their support to
the drys.
~Farmers, mechanics, railroaders.
laborers rely on Dr Thomas Electilc
Oil Takes the sting out of cuts, burns
or bruises at. once. Pain cannot stay
where it is used.
Geraldine—~Why do you Insist on
postponing our wedding until after
lent? Gerald—l want you to get that
Easter but out of your father—Bohe-
mian Magazine.
It is estimated that 868,000,000 was
expended In Chicago during the pres-
ent year for the construction of flat
buildings and residences,
tGOING TO BUY
-.-—A——
Range?
Get It now while we can
make prompt connec»
tions. Postal brings
representative.
onnecticut
Company.
Wall Paper.
Hangings
0hr spring styles are ready for your
inspection. Will be pleased to show
them to you. Prices range from 10:.
to $10.00 Double Roll.
, , Sole Agent for Fr. Beck AI 00. and
Jaaeway Its Carpenter‘s Wall Papers.
,Cmckery, Glassware, House Furnish-
ieg‘Goods, Painters' Supplies, English
Blue China by the piece or set. These
goods will not craze.
Sole a cut star the Columbia. Phono-
graph», alking Machines and
.Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides, .660. indestructible Cylinder
Records, 854:. Fits any c, linder
machete and lasts er.
“7111;in Shades and Picture Frames
He'd-til Pain ';ts Si. 25 per gallon.
Painting sndl’aper Hanan:
L. H. Ecker
37 wAOHllto'roil Inner.
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.uulagmy Afternoon. .,
on'i'rvsmlao. be. may 2f..——Ar-
rangements have been completed for
the dedication on the battlefield here
next Monday afternoon of the mono-
ment erected by set of Congress to
commemorate the services of the reg
Gettysburg campaign of June and July,
1863. President Taft will deliver the
oration. Miss Helen H. Taft, the pres.
ldent’s daughter; will unveil the mono-
ment.
Secretary of War Dickinson will de-
liver an address and transfer the men
Iiment to the Gettysburg National Park
Commission. The memorial will be
accepted by Lieut-Col. Johnul’. Nichol-
son. chairman of the commission.
ular army of the United States in the -
0R ' ANIZINO HEW CAMP
Already About Twenty Signify Joining
. 80m 0! Veterans.
Organizer Hill. of the Order of Sons
of Veterans, which Is closely allied
with the Grand Army of the Republic
and which has nearly 800 members in‘
,the state, arrived in South Norwslb ‘
yesterday afternoon and set about the
preliminary work of organising a camp
III this city.
The monument is a beautiful shaft,
86 lost . surrounded at the base
granite terrace it repre-
eon all of the forty two cavalry. ar
tillery, infantry and engineer organi-
nations of the regular army thi‘tt par-
tidipated in the campaign in addi-
tion there has been erected a small
monument seven feet high for each
of the commands at the location it
occupied during the battle. The large
central monument and the ‘forty-two
smaller memorials are all appropriate
ly inscribed.
HANGED TO TELEGRAPH POLE.
PINE BLUFF, Ark.. May 25. —lov-
ett Davis, a negro, charged with at-
tempted criminal assauit on a sixteen
year old girl, Eriday night, was taken
from the jail at midnight by an un~
masked Inob of 300 men and banged to
a telephone pole. Early in the night
the sheriff secreted a number of armed
deputies in the jail, but there were
overpowered, and the jail broken into
with sledge hammers. Several prom-
lncnt men tried to dissuade the Inob,
but to no avail. There was no excite-
ment, and not a shot was fired.
rssucu MEDAL FOR SAN FRAN-
ciaco.
WASHINGTON May 25.—Alllil(lslifl-
Ilor .luscerand, of France. left lure to-
day i'0I Salt Francisco. where he is to
present to the city on behalf of the
French government a handsome gold
medal commemorative of the restora-
tion of the city, from the earthquake
and tire several years ago. A number
of entertainments in his lionol have
been planned at the coast cities. the
ambassador was accompanied by Mad
ame Juasoraud.
EVERY LADY’S'DRESBIHG CHAM-
snonid be equipped with . dainty
snow white, one piece “Standard” Pol
celsln Mameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how del. ghtfully cavedient It would
be to have not and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. dleep-
lng apartment or out door, toilet
room? its presence would alord you
the highest degree at comfort. '
We will gladly quote you prices. our
plumbers are ru'ictly competent me-
chanics. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITO.
MONEY ADVANCED
to all, on their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property.
without removal, on their own name
without indorscr. Call and see us. in-
dependent ‘Losn and Security 00.,
Havlland Bldg, Washington St. Ofilce
open until 7 p. m. Monday and Sat-
urday until 8:30.
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Rooms a Special Feature. Gas
and Electric Lights Throughout. Ev-
ery Room Heated.
RATES REASONASLE.
Fine Stocked Cafe In Connection.
A full line of import“ Aloe, Includ-
Ing the famous Bus'. Burton'- and
Bass O. 0o.'s Stout. always on draught.
Anheuser Busch Beer on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone no.
2.. 1.. V
h‘IoIII the progress that he has al-
ready made. it appears that it will
not be long before he gets the desired
lnuInbeI V names. lie attended
had twenty names.
HALSEY SANDFORD'S SUICIDE.
PARIS, May 25.—'i‘here is a sad
story behind the suicide at Versailles
last week of Edward liaisey Hand-
ford. Mr. Sandford was the son of
Edward Sandford, a lawyer of New
York, and studied law in the oillce of
.I. II. Cheats. As a young man he
married ldllu lloi‘fman, daughter of the
late Governor John T, Hoffman, of
New York. From the beginning his
married life was unhnppy and a nnnr
her of years ago he. came to Paris.
where for n time he was one of the
leaders of the American colony. His
brother, Lewis. lived here with him.
and both were well known in social
circles. Edward Sandford often rode
in the gentleman races in Longcbampe
and he was one of the founders of
the Laboulle Golf Club, one of the most
fashionable clubs around Paris.
JOHNSON ON TRIAL FOR LIFE.
ALEXANDRIA, \‘a.. May Liv-Calvin
Johnson, one of the four negroes held
for the murder of Walter F. Scltults,
a Chicago artist whodeud body was
found in It ileld near the Union Station
here It few days after the recent presi-
dential inauguration, was placed on
trial for his life in the corporation
court here today. ()ne 0: the negroea,
Henry Smith. who has ill'llt‘fi state's
evidence, will be the last to be tried.
Mrs. A. ll. Gillette, of Sioux City, a
sister of the dead man, who is here
to testify, says that the last time she
heard from her brother was on De-
Member "0, l908.
Horace E. Dana BI Son."
45 WALL er. NORWALK.
Real Estate and
insurance
We have several decided bargains
In Income producing property that
must Uterus. to nine ruin the rapid
growth of the town.
III 2va ruin
of
illiiii iiilii‘i
has a Double Steel Rate at. like
lightning in action. Hash pie Gear,
entirely enclosed. so that no dirt or
cut grass can ilnd its way into the
plnions and clog them. Has a
micrometer adjustment.
Chas. E. How
112 ‘WAsI-nua'rou critter.
venous so.
INSURANCE
Steamship 'l’iifiiéts
J. M. LAY'FON dz CO
(INCORPORATED)
5 RAILROAD a’vs. so. honwauc.
smog...
1906, Freight Propellers
Pier 28‘,” East RiVei'.
ii 'I-(uoep
{at}. ‘st '1 «pp. ,Ih. Mitch-es.
at ”More he‘d p. In and South
Norwalk up to 5': Bil p:J in.
Norwalk Steiaibost Uo.
, Annlhpd, sinith,
Race (H‘W'
LI”.- onsnl
REAL ESTATE
Daiiyiinc to N. “Y.
ii Timely Sublet}:
arm] its“ ' "
nets
:hlsis tbemlou fodr cl‘eadlng ,
up the premises. Soap and the
scrub brace for .the house and ,
the rake for the lawn are good. '
but they dont’ go for enough.
You can clean dirt- sway, but
to make the it use, the barns.
stables and i' ces‘right they
should be freshened up with
paint.
We hav every
palntlng—- inseed i,
brushes and
Ktiantic‘l’ure White Lead
‘I‘HE FAMOUu :
DUIOH. BOY PAINIIR BRAND ‘
We can gua‘rantee this White
[and a purity.
See us about pout painting.
E. E. GORHAM
BEQQMTOR- :..-I.
for the
tarps., _
the ,
:lllt‘elilli of Douglas Fowler Post last
night and by the close of the evening
~ I‘lilififillltlllls.
'exposed to t e b liWay last summer
er”
.I
am
I
' ‘7 [wpgvi’lh
:vi‘,’ ‘1”.
"" supposed t at the aciectmen me do-
and ancient service at
$.2de
ll times
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs tor our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
SRIDGE ‘PKARMACY
J. nausea. amp...
The Glee Club will hold a iebeai‘sal.
tomorrow evening, with Miss Roberta
Hawkins, at the latter‘s home.
The Rat Avenue Methodist church
wil be prettily decorated with flowers.
32min! evening, In honor of Memorial
Y.
Henry Gelb, who Is a student at the
Moody school at Mt. Herman, Mass,
Is a guest of his father, captain A. A.
Gelb, of First street.
Rear stakes have been put out for
the boats at the floats of the East Nor.
walk i scht Club. There is a space for
every member's boat.
The Gravel Pit Stars crossed bats
with the Red stars, Monday utternoou,
on the Wicks lot. The Gravel Pits
were victorious by the score of 8 to 2.
The Rev. Frank Dnawell Waiter.
pastor of the South Norwalk Methodist
church, will visit members of his ilock
who live in East Norwiaik, Friday af-
ternoon.
Dates for Sunday school picnics
have not yet been tired, but they have
been mentioned. in a few weeks these
matters will come up for definite ar-
Captain Charles Ryder. at 8a ors'
Snug Harborpsmten Island, and
Ryder, of Port Joflereon. are guests
or their daughter. Mrs. Charles Ains-
worth,.of Cottage street.
It Is expected that most of the local
business places will Mose next Mon-
day, when Memorial'-Day will be'ob-
served. Though the'ltollday fails on
Sunday. the practice will be to observe
It May 31st
Friends or charlcs "Buck" Taylor.
who is at the town farm, learned yes‘
terdey vibe} he continues in about. the
same 00nd tion. Mr. Taylor, while not
able to get about much, can sit up in
a chair. _
Horace K worth at
it“ empties n, t His speed
boat (sponsor couple n. and
it was understood this morn g that
she would be launched in about two
weeks.
The patterns are being removed to-
day by the oarloudrfrom the former
Colonial Foundry, in Kaiser place. it
was supposed by people In the vicinity
that the patterpa but been sold and
were being shipped to their new own-
ers.
A number of tum once: to Fifth
street are belhs' with the
water main and sewer. Water Is being
extended into .I. C, Hawkina' proper
ty, and both water and sewer conned-
t.lons are being made at. the homes of
Henry Mead and Laurltz Amnhdson.
Owing to the weather conditions, the
weekly dance was not held Saturday
evening, at the Country Club. Thus far
SatuIday evenings have been unfortun
ate dates for these events, but it is
hoped that. with the coming of Memor
ial Day the weather man will be more
lenient.
in line with their proposed renewal
of operations in Gregory .Boulevard.
the Bridgeport Raal‘flatato investment
Company have erected a boiler at the
building put up as a plant in which to
nukeosmen t'blocba. The actual coo-
structlon or the houses has not yet
been started.
Harry Cornea, who is now located
In the insurane business In South
Norwalk, andw is a resident of East
Nwwalli, is gottiiig In shape to
some pinyin this season with the
Nomiks.’ r.‘ Carson's man! triends
are confidential“ he wil be right there
With the goods.
0001‘st Vail Alstyn‘e has quite a
fancy lawn arid bower garden in front
of the crescent laundry. In Seavlew
aveiiae, sud dos Ite its éxipoacd posi-
tion. it is but lit disturbed. Flowers
is launch No.
were not lsturlied throughout the sea-
son; at! t are has been no trouble so
air this season.
3‘55 ayoc with the net-
The oysterms
cent a
uni grp rev? 11 oyster spi'l Bridgeport.
oy'sterp being buried. Several of
9. local Waterman have ratur d
home temporarily on account or
condition. among that number. being
Gap in Podseloi, Charles D. Tobey
red lavejov.
MlWith the coming of good weather,
walkiag;seems to peninsular. diver-
sion, early mornings.on comments.
(or those who take, the train from the
flat Norwalk railroad depot. One
young man who denies from a distance
report that the re
of East avenue, thoush his fare ls paid
from another line.’
wane there win
'a an mer schedule
motor as W
corned; ”therewith
Sada: :wh'li? veiine no
mo: aka. Emil maintains-
the trolley aer-
Norwak is con.
some shifting ar-
men. nduotor
will coil nue
ggnoehaneelnthe
f
. tmr and handles.
9- l,ey.street, and Miss Beatrice DeWai-
ioyed with games and music
is so onthuaia’wtic that he Walks part he
allot the way, by Virtue ol.’ a transfer a,
dual 0 My 9' on t
ihewq’ityan will come 8?. ”l
the main iiue‘fio work the con~
The filling or the flonedlqt Farms
Bridge Is now well packed down, and
it Is not believed that it will sink
away much more. There Is still part
£11,th brid to be filled in, but it is
laying the completion or the work un-
til more money is furnished by the
board of estimate and taxation. The
letter has not yet-passed upon the so.
loctmea's budget.
Charles OI‘IIleult, of Bridgeport.
was the guest of friends In this place.
Sunday.
The regular monthly business Ineet~
ins of the Ladiea'”1qld Society or the
Methodist Church wil be bold in the
chapel st 3 o'cloc ednesday after-
noon. ,
Miss Elizabeth Raymond, of Ray-
mond street, Weat,8lde, has let her
cottage to Mr. and Mrs. McGlone and
family, of Brooklyn. They will occupy
it Jilly first.
——i.ecture. “The Turks As 1 Saw
Him." by Dr. Coolie D. Egbert, Wed.
eve..‘May 26. chAbel of M. E. Church.
for Rowayton Library.
James Seymour, who has been drlv~
er on the United States mail wagons
III South Norwalk, has taken a position
with John Muszio. on the carousel at
Roton Point.
Clifford ll. Bili‘lt‘dit‘l, the champion
swimmer or the Roton Point Division
United States Volunteer Life Saving
Corps, has secured a position as beach
man and bathing master at the Toke
neke pavilion.
The question. Resolved, That Eng-
land Was Justified in Her Treatment
of the American Colonies, was debated
in the public school by members of the
seventh and eighth grades, last Fri-
day. The contest was very close, and
the afllrmatlve won by one point. Both
sides did excellent work.
..—
A number of young ladies of this
place are a very successful progres
slve dinner party. Saturday evening.
The gathering was composed or seren
young ladies who called themselves
”The Smart Set." Miss Frances Col.
iings entertained for the first course
at 6:30 o‘clock at her home in Ray"
mond street; Miss Martha Taylor was
next visited, and than to Miss Minerva
Carpenter‘s, andlu the following or
der Miss Ruth Themes, of Rowayton
avenue, Miss lola Stevens, of McKin-
ers, of Pcnnoyer street. At 9:30
o'clock the Smart Set arrived at the
home of Miss Elizabeth Carpenter.
where a number of young men had
gathered and a pleasant time was on
until
11:30 o'clock. and more refreshments
were served. Those present were the
Misses Ruth Thomas, Myths Taylor.
Frances Colllngs Beatrice DeWaters
Minerva Carpenter, lola Stevens and
Elizabeth Carpenter. Joseph Taylor
Hiram Morley, Harry Taylor, Preston
Hart, Ira Higgins. Oliver Clark and
Alfred Taylor.
lliiill Imam.
Miss Florence Finch. who has been
quite ill, is now able to be about
again.
There are special services in prog
ress evenings at 7:45 at the Presby
terian Church. Noroton.
There are uncalled for letters at thI
Darlen post-office addressed to Paul
Keriiter and Mrs. J. R. Coombs.
Harry Street. outside man for Ray
mond Brothers. of South Norwalk, has
sold his horse and purchased Another
steed.
It is declared that the diamond oi
the Darlen baseball team on the Name
property in Main street, is one of the
fastest {in the state.
Miss Wtynge Smith, the daughter oi
Dr. and Mrs. Gerritt Smith, has re
turned after an extended trip abroad
She was with the E. C Benedict par
ty, of Gieenwich.
A very considerable addition is be
ing made to the mail boxes at thr
IDarien poatoiilce by Postmaster .l. E
Ballard. The new boxes are 112 in
number and «many of them have al
ready been put into service.
Memorial Day v‘vlll be. observed at.
customary at the Pitch Soldiers' Home
Norotcn. The veterans will place
wreaths 0n the graves .of their depart
ed comrades. at Spring Grove Come»
tery, in additioa to other services
George Schlichting is negotiating on
south mpiece of Darien pro.perty This
phrtlc ar piece of real estate is locat
dd in the rear of John F. Brumm‘er'r
barber shop and is owned by Mr
Drummer. Mr. Schltchting d sires h
tor the purpose ht adding spot or line
of merchgpdige. including brick.
An autom mastic driverfgave a most
assiaine Ition yesterday after
been as he, drove through town. He
had evidently .heard‘iof. the enforce-
ment of the motor velilde law with ref-
erence toeoundiag a warning signal at
cross roads, for he blew his born as
frequently as the rubber bulb would
inflate utter each rasp and kept it up
all the may through the village His
object. was plain from the sickly
smile on his face.
Mm. .8. .M. .xAllen. at Mansfield ave
ass. Barton. is .In Theesalon. Ontario.
to attend the funeral of her mother
Mmtl'wbert mrnell. The news oi Mes
Arneil’s death was received In Dorian
with regnet mmpflhads whom
she met listened visitils her dwell
tar last summer.- Mrs. Arne" .nsd
II Mandel-en for ewe years. during
which she, had wisiaedmpscialurs. but
we eumdumalmgr illness gm a”:
woven: sill . w on
was operated aha survived the
hperstion I... only three this and
menus was in” to get toner
bedside before as passed away
"DI you ever Ilnd.e. .quarter that
idnt Timur: ”Once or
Ice. a outlines i have
Mail and Chlldrem—lkpe
and alloys ’Feverlahii‘eas. It
The Children's
vii—all?
The choral class seems to be gain-
ing very rapidly. but there is still
room for an enlargement by young
people.
The society of the C. and W. and
immaculate Conception held a meet-
ing Sunday night in the Church of the
Assumption, eight new members being
'nken into the society.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Huhbell,
Carlton Hubbell and Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley B. Fillow have returned af-
ter a two days' outing in the northern
wart-of the state. The trip was made
'n an automobile, but on account of
‘ho weather most of the planned ex-
“ursions were abandoned.
The selectmen of the town of West-
J0l'l have at last decided to oil .the
Itreets. They have already bought
I part of It carload of oil from Fair-
leld, which will be used as a sort or
In experiment. They have placed
In order for 1.000 gallons or one tank
‘ar full of oil, which should arrive in
Ibout three weeks.
Wilbur i“. ii. Preston has disposed
If his paint business to L. C. Billings.
i. well known painter. Mr. Billings
Ias been engaged in the painting busi-
Iess in this town for a number of
.’efil‘s and has become exceedingly
well known and popular. He ‘an
lOllllCeS that he will go to Philadel-
Ihla and is to manage a shop there
'or a large contracting firm of paint.
yrs. The best of luck ls extended to
Mr. Preston and as well his succes-
Ior in business. Mr. Billings.
Dr, Irwin H. .Correll. of the dlo~
rose of Kyoto, in Japan. preached Sun-
lay morning to the congregation of the
Holy Trinity .Church.,' He Was to have
Ipokon here some time in January, but
Irevious engagements. prevented. He,
III a speaker, is veryduent and in fact
'19 Is accomplished in every way as a
llnguist and authoritytm the Japanese
language. His address was naturally
Ibout the country in which his great-
ast‘work is centered. Dr. Corr-ell was
intertalned by the rector, Rev. Dr.
Kenneth Mackenzie and his family.
TACHER INHALIED' OAS.
NEW YORK, May 25. u—‘l‘he condlv
tion or Miss Flora. Eugenia Schaefer.
formerly of Cincinnati. the teacher in.
the Teachers College of Columbia Uni-
versity who was taken to a hospital?
‘aat night in a critical condition as
the result of inhaling illuminating gas
was improved today. and it was said
that she would recover.
HARVARD HOUSE A MUSEUM.
LONDON. May Zip-Harvard House in
lohn Harvard which was purchased
last year by Edward Morris, of Chi-
cago, has been entirely renovated and
titted up as R. museum and will short~
ly be opened to the public. This work
a being done under the direction
of the trustees who Include Sir Thom<
Is Lipton and Marie Corelll.
DYING FROM HAMMER THROW.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 25.——Prot.
Benjamin Noak, of Purdue University.
who was struck on the abdomen by a
sixteen. pound hammer thmwn by Guy
Conweli, a member of the- VanBuren.
lnd.. High School track team, in' the
state Inter- scholastic meet on Stuart»
Field, Saturday afteInoon, is lying at
point of death.
.. What agreat advantage the. new,
Parisian hoods of chiffon and such
light materials have over the great and
necessarily heavy hats for evening-
wear
M.
The new ‘ilevll" collar with its pend
ants from every point certainly has
something very evil lookin about It
and we venture to say it w I not tl‘iidp
great favor.
StrangernThat hat of your; .
lean some service, i reckon. Uh en
taken—Aye, young fellow l've hurled
in d to flat! I QMMP- till! I thought.
Rdaah‘i‘i'y"¥wl§1°c$iium to'msiiage
I might have."—louisviile Journal.
'l‘heKindYon Manolwoydboight. endWhichhalboa
in use for over-30 year-you burp,
out who, "
WWII”
Allow-o maddest" you idols:
All Conntert’eita, Imitaticns and “am- goed"are‘bds
Experiments that trifle with-find endanger the health a:
nco W mums.
What is OAST‘ORIA
Custom is a harmless substituie to“. Castor Oil. Palo-
pox-lo, Drops and Soothing Syrups.
contains neither Opium. Morphine our other bl
substance. [to age is its guarantee. It destroys
It is Plantat- IS
a...
cut is Diarrhaaa and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teaching Troubles, cures Constipation
.t'iiltl Ewes“! £8 Milena the Food; regulates the
la and Bowelspfiivlng healthy and neutral sleep.
The Mother’s Friend.
seams: GASTORIA “wave
In Kill You no Always an
In Use For Over 30 Years.
-AIRSHIPTN FIELD EXERCISES.
'—" ’ - a ..i .
Difficult ManoeuVrea witnessed by
Emperor William Today.
DOEBERITZ. Germany, May 25.—- .
The Gross and the Parsevai airshlps,
commanded by chimera 01 the army.
took paIt III the field exercises of the
Foot Guards, today. in the preebnce of
the emperor.
His' majesty arrived at the .parade
ground at 7 II. In. The airship! had
started from the Tegel headquarters.
nine nines away. Strong winds mode
the evolutions dltilcult,b especially in
the higher altitude, where the wind
was bowing at the rate of 38 rules an
hour. But in the ow eves the plots
executed dithcut manoeuvres with '5
great skill Both ships came down in Q
from or the emperor, who inspected ‘
them thoroughly, and displayed the , .
greatest Interest. in the performance. 1,
The contrary winds will probibiy
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make it impossible for the balloons.
‘t’o return to their starting point to-
ay.
PITTSBURG cit/In saline/IL.
PITTSBURG. Pan May 25—h con‘
nection with the municipal grolt mu-
dal. an alderman s constable today so
Iested one of the detectives employed
by the Voters“ League, which brou
the information against Seven cou Il- -
men and two bankers some time can.
Donovan, who was charged with oasi-
spiring to falsely indict and ,siibtirh a.
witness, was lodged in all. The info:-
mation against him and four others
was made last Saturday in hobbit of
Councilman John Klein who was re-
cently sentenced to serve: several
years in.the penitentiary. His wife
preferred the charges. The‘grand jury
continued its investigations Milli.-
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