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ancu anH H.uHf .ug. tHn aiu o. f'r
Pans fY.U II I.y Hr. i.. 'Uf.i.N
Hutn.russ tIIs the matter zap, uut as
the rUIy uf tue mau was never i1unt,
the ground fYr arrpstiug the tu-Ucc
REMAINED lusuilltituL thazsl WIS
about a5 years ut age nt the lime ui
his liasIr.ufunce. Toe two men Will
visit ihu murgue again iJluy tD Try
and identify the tCuains.
Dspaighrs received carly this
mufuIHg from Salt Lake say tuat the
body may ue thut uf ChsE'l. whuso
disappearance iu February, 1898
caused much clmmeut.
AssDuu sH the evidence livon by
DavygU auI MarUt tu.k on such AL
Im .HiHui as.rcl, Lieutenant smith
uHiIh.u the authorities ut The GENITAL
pIIOu Hsiuu, auI telugra ms NJ once
lprBu 90 fy back aud Iuftu between
Chicago audi the European aud U.nh
yIru.. Uuvufu HuI Marriott aleu- cent
uHUlgEfHm iu " ly. iIlaIdc HppfisiuE
urr 10 tue 40 C0vrry.
NHrrHIia io. o. Chicago man, but 10
viaIilus IUfU. u PsrJiug the now
pH.He u. iHu cnap bee mai thIs 10 tgys
OF E.yl convince that We have viz.
tuH.y uHfpyHlluI the mystery, The
general facts which, aH yet aIu n|l We
II.aus., Co., such bt tJ lOaI me o. have
boo IUubt about the identity u' the dead
mt.. lfit turns out to be true, BE- Will
certainly cause 900 lIitlu thsbkHglviug
600 fUr Iart 90 ME fHuUy uuI irlguIEt Ha
JnH matter remained iu suHl vuzH ever
-.urr the disappearance of tuuzgl Iu
HlIl Like tufU. yyats rgu. None of
uIa beet IrluuiE ever thou ht ms uF-
IparIIuu WHa voluntary aud MlHH
lsIIauGp ffIi convinced that sine wuuI b
sNur day get DO the bottom Of Tine
C.fmu 900 C.uutc.llu with her hus.
bt sgppsuutu. Today / tnuk viii
u.ug us very uphr 90 tue contamination
u Htf h.Iu.'
IuoAsI March g7.-Hcury DE.
we're HUH B.l Marcel AuluarU nI tine
Annoy luu station tonight auu
HH.| they believed tYv body Iu the
WRsrm HnI MDlugultu box is that
.. JuauG Prosper Chszul, who de-.
appeared from Salt Lake city on Fru.
Is. l-lI. They have saru tlr D. dy
DBL f.uI Tpla .uGHly certain 30 Dr. that 600
th.s.I VINO lived with woman
uumuI IYl4uur, uu FHuhIiH avenue,
-NII Lake GIty, 90 10 4. rIbrf, 1913
nf what number the FtruuHmuu ID.
not fymrmufE IhsErl i've witu
Mes 10 land as bic wife, any Tue men
VINO called nj the police station . nlghi
fnII fhu IT, nov 600 PARIS, i. gurr,
where suH. won't iu ihr uUHr tust -ur
would Lr able 90 huI zImu way Oh
. u..nf up the IiHpuun. aurr ui tnHzrI
Deytfr aud NNfu. both believe
CmEr. was murdered, uui that tut
uuuyc therefor we robbery, as o.,
I lWes wa quite we'll Oh aua catutd
. JnNriIy,
/ ~ b. fuIi that Aa much as two OF
three turuaauI d0l'nfr with vas iu
toto possession just urur. NE Ui.bI
/ lthfrI. lHr men end alec TINT tlt
/ .luu iu Paris have boon notified
| the Harpunfnrce % C..zsl aud huv,
'rs.mr umH been W..hI.H uu tu'
/ yHsrst lhr obligation UI Miss R1audr
/ WuI It now Hv.u Yu The Nuu d' Cuau
/ tIus 100 pats.
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Rev. J. GILLIAN. pastor 70 the
Liberty rafk NJ. T.. church, tnoteI
prayer 10 the Senate ihis m1rliIR.
After press time yesterday tho COM.
NIT on lsu AMI game submitted cen.
tain rmruJmouls to tue bill btatiug
lhelf title.
The Senate yUsturlay amended the
"a. l-ifatl1n bill ~ o. 20 make pro.
visions iuf "a huute-iU.huuse cat vup-l
feature which tue original measufU
did not favor
Senators Glen Milleraud Evans who
were appointed 10 Jtaw uu fu- YHuulus
VI aympBthy 10 Senator Barnes lu tho
lofB OF biz wiio, reported the following
late ysstotuhy afternoon, which were
I'D pied, aud copy 90 which Will Doc
submitted 90 the berrRvoI Euu1luG
Whereas, 10 has pleased Che Ruler ~
nlI o. uky from our if,uud, oUwuHu 900
aud fellow Huua Ur john g. barnes, uIa
beloved wife. bolt
Resolved. That We the mUmbHfa N fhu
~A.u SENATE, yAIuul iu Senator HIru.s
uuI deep aud heartfelt symUttHf U iHn
hour 20 hIl uHfutyl mont HuI HiNIgaIU.
0" % further
Resolved, That We learn with profound
Enrfuw NJ ihu continuance .i h.s already
Vfu.ungUI IlluUs4 and HIHDHf.|f IH.H |UIf
Doc may soon Doc speedily restored tH
lU1I.H aud comfort
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Paris poIIor aud tho Dead Man
usistt,,s Communicated Wtth.

A.NNAH AWNNNN NNNN NNNH NnhN NNMM q
hsisti,ss Communicated Wiin.
CmcAuu, March gs.-Iatfy Duvrrr
Aud pt- 5ibTcul, WIN inst niFut mott.
ned the Iuucr that they Thought tho
uuuy iu tho Trunk which was frcsivoI
here from Salt Lake was that OF Joauts
Prosper IunE.I, tUlI Lieutenant smith
mat CnnErl was "a native Of Lyons,
France. HIS patonts were very
wealthy.
IuS,It Lake hc lived Ia style with
Mile. IL lnUdu, u. the two ole very
happy uuI cDuteutci. Chaztl hal De-.
tween 1000 Huu 5000 Iu tue Desrtot
National Bank vi salg Lake. Mile,
u IlaaIc, DUvcfo 6ayr, spent months,
with tut assistance vi ChsLu,u family,
aud thri5slg Lake ami ratl- police, Ia
trying 10 trace the misfIug man. A.
sue Kew VI n reason tor his lugvlug
her voluntarily, sue was convinced
tuht be- ual been murdered, especially
asa number Of FreDchmeu, friends vi
thaZei, dlrgpp Feared about the came
time. All her efforts were IN vain.
She C0uiI mud no clue 70 niB where.
auUuts, hut she aud the maL's
parents have continued TO
hope OF some day uutavellug
the mystery, The money which
Cuszsl lott Ia the bank VI Salt Lake
remains in thu vaults OF tuAt luslItu.
liuu, ss 10 Is said tpr IN efs refused to
urn 8 u over 10 amy person uul the
original deposition until there was clear
proof OF tho latlvr'H utath.
buvyfu ava MaUgg were OLD iT!ru %
OF the missing man ami up 90 the umu
u his disappearance frequently cor.
rspOudud Win MIN, LA stUty de-.
uslt box Uwuel by Chhz J., Marriott
says, tutTu was found, among other
tuluTt, uuChIlu PIN winch he himself
10 snort time boiatu presented 90 MIN,
On tue Jay OF uls disappearance Ma.
I0I, the la Paris, received ID letter
nom ChaLsi containing hI- ,UupI-
mtn d ana stating that ue would soon
ttpH Tor faris. Ouly few hours
aler tho letter was followed ny trlr,
a.. ram uOufyiug uim q the dIra. puat.
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THE WEEKS TRADE.
4 General Dizziness R.rO I'D 10 iu5.
mss Circles.
FLAT. STALE AND u,rnorlrAnlu
Movements In BoudI wheat, N.l
Cattle. Hog, nud dog
Products.


"Flat stale and Improbable rrU.
fesenls the dealings tn week boo tho
.s..rs and b,pd pathpt. OBJ. f.. yg.r...
~. -. -, ,...........
"' '''"'"' no
light that bf.huts 800. a..ru. upon
commission orders Tor tUUI daily pA.
p,p.,s b,vo l,rp unable fa rr,II,
-. -. 49,. -. ....,. 49,.
'".'N" ''' '"''
the more venlufc'omn hove mad 3"
uscalpu she market uu .hpII own hy-
r.pnt O., make ends mr,t. Do. thee.
80. .....,..
''"". '' ''''''' '''"''' '' '''.''1
commission tnHIh'.H' .uIHy Go,
CRAVINGS OF the Inner mHu at luu m DEL
ppp,et,pt.su. cafes ami t..fi.,f.t the
.....,.. s
.l'I''" '"'. ivy
tIr elaborate meals SOTO" 100 b.u1N'
icu's fIr the double Iuf..Hu % pGIUg I'd
Ir.. ta,t int, their ..grIsrn. a.Iu Ir..
49, .t.,. ...,...
'.N ''' ''''
iHe checks handed lh,m N} i." waller.
Whom tue New YORK markets gg.
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ID - nL.,g, n u. lInar.


ru. uu|V ". uu uu....
up aud s uIJt.y trI wI,u u .r.t, .r.us
packet lu uITuutFUalY r. .rfu|
s..r shell, together villa n HluI.I
quantity uf chloride uf limo uuI
ta.t. utrr that hsd Co uu ,x.rui, iur
90 90 ui pres fyiug lhH .sTsu sl us .u
fHHIuT iIrutinuatiIa pHasIhlr even
alter the lapsr ui three years, 90 out
who was acquainted with tus a cunHul
during lur.
At pfsfout OH that 10 known h. ihRf
toe remains were shipped FROM Sci.
LHKH o. hu auIafruty ntuiDuH
address in Chicago, Toe c8usiguur,
q, NJ Morgan, VINO lcu the box at
the Office OF lru Onion Pacific irtIgut
depot tn Salt LsEr CUrsiguiug % o.
himself a. 100 Jefferson court, Chicago.
There IL no ruCu street uumbrL Lnsi
Monday thr nuuual sale u' uufuIrrmu
freight took place Of y r,h WaI.f
street. During tuis sale Myssf. II iu.
a ifriss, contractors nuI cOmm scion
agents of Austin, secured some 81
worth Of assorted unclaimed gIJ.s,
including sue lHNin question, which,
Or m IT, securely fastened appear CU.
promised 90 Or q good luyes,men
AttUft1mr uilil culty 100 removing turI Is
WV NNNNANANl'N r. "lN|INA HA 700 ''..''
thatl encitClgd 40 ordinary -I1.bkiI
trunk carefully packed 900 cav .u.t
after prying Open the lock more 0l|clolh
ana sawdusl was encountered together
with ricKruing udug nuhlly ZIur
box was brought 10 lighL BY thu
time the suspicious % the purchasers
were thoroughly aroused a. u there b..
ing something uucauuy regard.
INK iheif investment. win the
Ail Of Ratchet the Hhtll was broken,
disclosing III gTursJmu contents. Tue
police being hbHllly summoned the Tu.
mains were ONAmiurl, disclosing tue
body - q well deyulop6I young man In
an advanced state " decomposition.
The body was resting on It's hack Ut the
bottom OIL the box. The head being
forced down upon tho breast a id there
secured with cord. The Joins tho
limbs had been broken 90 admit Oh
better packing, the whole being ahul.
dainty spTiukied with lime. lhe post
mur.om revealed the fact that the body
was that OF man o feet o inches lu
height aud judging from the bone. tu
hr from 80 90 80 yrnTs u age. Two
wounds on tue lefl tidr Auu uacE Of
the neal showed plainly tue cause DI
death, both having penetrated the
BRAIN, On sgarCning the freight
ruC1rIs here, the uON Hui the Cifuum.
stance OF shipping h readily recalled
uy tue tmpllyu The ulE being r..
Criyvd ON Fth. 5, 1893, sud received
la Chicago eight days alter,
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MlNOR MENTION

lI. Second quorum OF -cvc o.
wUu.a go HIuI ~ evening iu the EIt
i.u.tu ward u.s mtiy rooms
Tnr pressure 900 our column. today
u"u.... tIs leaving Tor 30 -'gu.n
i.aI. u. several iu.utUsuns atuc.ss and
..m..
a ueH arrival lu taiB city, t0 .aso
UuuH fuaIIrurH hero, with bob. family
D.. So. 81 Cain, ntmafIy no Hau
U"u.., tGI Us Cam va RI .II.us 900
iunI.In iur city to-day.
Religious iev0lnlm, 100 AwuI.rt
s.. .Fm.HHu S. er.siIy Ji t.H hst. b.
o. .u. .ut uuu which Ld.tJ. %.
"NN NUI lecture Boo south i.g..u.
s.HH uu SUN Hy evening uul inu
Hua..Hl. IUa SO. D.. hssHHIafI.Ha
M.u.uE commence sfH .'H|.u..
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police some 10 tnut NJ VIM. Cuwfo
the well Enuwu Wy ImiuR man W %
whereabouts tor irteu yeAfs have been
ma uusolyud mystery, diHapuraTuu Just
Two weeks tuiufo ChaEal ana the
thought has occurred ia I the eur. s,
might be HE. This, however, liz nD
hriug seriously q usideTed. ON
Matt Rhodes, who probably kno
mortui the case tnau any other Do au
excepting LEON, believes firmly thR
the uOdy IL that Of Cuaval.
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ANoruru ,oINcrDENCr.
lhis Wine the Hud, ~ Identified a..
Ihat ut Utiy,r rIHr, nt =rhttir.

lhts Wine tho Uudl o. Identified a..
rhat ui Ulty,r riur, ~ seattle
Tie iu lowing I.rIstCH was rpcu.gu d
iF.m Mo Associated pTrfs ut 1880 tine
.tru..I;
CmCAuD, March 25.-ruo body u.
the mau found iu b an box ntF.
two daya uEl aud which hnr sIuC Lu.n
awaiting iIrutlilctilDn at the CIuull
murgut, was rAlmed today az thp
uody Of Oliver Pike Of Seattle, Warh
lugt ~,
Mr.. Thro. o. MushiuT Of Raven.
wood produced many evidences tha.
the body was that ui Pike who den. .
Feared ffom Seattle over three year.
ago. Pixies mother lives at payot,
ONO.
EX miuRtion Of the corpse showed
That the teeth we're all IN good cDnul.
don, containing no hiliug whatever
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IT WAS MURDER.


Chicago aud Sew YORK. Frn the
latter place, Lee IA declares uc went
Nunrzuulh with pstty ui HIE OF hlt
gIuutfy where ur now BE-.
Icon, % issuite c,flHiI, knows rs
Wu.u, 10 400. mJf., I,EbfuIu. fuu
movements OF tuaval puI MIr.
KIlaudv, th o. any other Uuru
auu he s.ory Will cary CuutlIyrluIy
weight VITA some puuulr. alpeats.
however, inst hc Alm,ul' went DO lur
bank ca two uT tUuv occasions aud
represented himtulf ns uriUg q ruu.ia
uI thr M SLUG NAN end nthIH. iUf per-.
uyulafs Hs G. nis valuable. Iz uI.
Uufst ut that be- 4tI tUIs simply 900 tuu
Etuu.u " being atfIfuus uf uUpIuluH
% clue tHat would ltai ,1 clearing uY
lnu mystery
The eEufuHmHu, sec riding il fHt
ttatvWuulsu man usmru Riley. ~
nov uu tuy 'auup HHtrU
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The rrcUfIH nt tur u. a.. rolgal
lllcu show that tho box 100 puystiIu
NpH nee wed hI the IfrigUt ruuIs uu
February % 1908, if1u WuIcu 10 we
auIultl lf.rH. Y Chicago. Tho
wayuI, 49,. la'. wHIuu De- rIsurI by
QUE a., ~, ai.IEuu, sut- lUFtu lnst I've
.srr contained tuu.lhuII y HIH,
sIIrNHI 10 yUruW .rf's rlsa sud r.lrUsrt
g. - geo DUnstrlNcIgut in GA. u. ID.-
NO. % mage, Toe u.A Wa wayuI.. %
20 Cuc. 800 via the Chicago, Onion
rluu. N s. .uuWuHIufu uuy buI IHu
SAT- LHkr H. D 20. uI. tru Sen, uu train
g. 100 uaf uumu,t iltlal. MrsfH. lHs
\ .uur nuu h. %. WgHu, wuJ wgto a.
luu TINS IN tue employ OF The q. T.. us
'tu.ght UloTE Hud asaigiaut vn'hlri
Trst UcivoIy, recall the iucII,ut uI the
casr Ia question bot Toy ud TITO fac.
hat "a, OK wns c1uyryoI O. tlH luuY,
Iu az Uxprtfs wa uu ny two m.u.
one presumably tIr czUfUFsuiau,
hu uihrl uaTk man of
medium height Who was ina very ca.
yitauIr condition AMI seemingly aux.
Iuus TO vaoatr tho Ir,mis.s sud board
The outgoing train. They can ave uU
urihuf particulars tuut eau DO relied
upon nu muauF OF idcuuicaiinu 90
uWhuT the cXlrufamhu Ur ME employer.
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ZION aavo'ei OF clsss legislation sui wss
o. m.vr that hc ic't would dy g0.I TO
nome but sp0Its.
The c0mmittee's amendment 10 src.
ton - OF the printed bill wa then
taken um ana was beng uEcusseI a.
the NUWs report closet.
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The tlghspt uralory ou the "scaly'
uoungirg ihat Is. B. -, on pIrctIlns.
aud N, J. 10. 7, IN salaries OF OH
anu members o. the Legislature, had
teen siguet ty uu speaker anu that
II, B. y, on county governments, LGd
passed luat BODY.
The latter measure whs irfred 90
the mmlIlee5 un cOunlltsaui muulC.
ipal corporations aud judiciary com.
blnad.
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BACK 40 7uE QUESTION.

Coming back TO thr qu'stI0n ut Issue,
Rtolh, VINO had heretofore teen un lr.
UiIrd on tho rubigUt, declared thai
Evau's speech had caused him 90 take
stand aghi r, tie committees report,
rne stgtesuHt tUGf nTmers engaged iu
angling hr thr iuTufv OF selling tu.
hsn which they uaaghp WA absurd.
HIS intusT was FARMER, ana Iuu
speaker bad spent twenty years Ut ME
life on iafm. lie know therefore,
tuRt iRTmrfs I'D not go hHuin- Tor Lur
purpose OF selling, but they went mere
iy t. obtain supply Of hsl for their
own usU.
Warner ioit6I that BIpth hai nos
caught tue uTiit OF Evaus's afeumenii
II no haI ne had certainly FtcelyuI
very little enlightenment He tolt
thai a great Injustice would be- done o
the people Of the itete IN general B..
teoliun 4 we're stricken ouf, lho ai'
position ~ the striking out VI tuat sec
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FISH And GAME BILL
The Upper House Of The legislature
Handles that Question.
the SENATOR'S IN DISCUSSION


TIC u1rsr house Of the Legislature
Wa e. iod to order precisely ct 10
o'cl0tE this morning uy PRECEDENT
George NJ Cannon, and anof the utual
itehminaries, busiu,s, was pt0ctudaI
with Ne folloWg
Evening star., 1896-12-12

this lecture VIII go toward the Christmas
fund OF Almas Temple, Mobiles Of the Mys-
TIC Shrine. for whose benefit the lecture is
to be. given.
Columbia Theat@-A handsome new box
ONCE was placed In the lobby of the CO.
lumbia Theater yesterday, and was the
subject OF much favorable comment by the
large audience that witnessed the perform
ance OF the Mandarin last night. The box
ONCE sets much further forward than did
the temporary one, and the business office
Is 70 the rear OF It. It Is very ornamental
IN design. and Is made of carved oak and
cut glass The first three days of next
week WIZ be taken up with lectures and
concerts, ana the rest OF the week the
house will be dark In order that the orna-
mental Iron work. may be placed in posi-
ton. and the finishing touches put on the
mousse When the hbuse reopens for Christ
mas week It will be one of the most COM
Portable and compbte places of amusement
IN the country. Neil Burgess will be the
attraction, and he will present. for the first
time In this city his new play.
A Banjo Recital-Cullen and Collins, ban
Joists, will give an informal recital next
Iuesday evening at 1451 s street. Cards of
admission can be obtained by addressing
tnem at the above number. These recitals
VIII probably be given every month
throughout the season.
Linthicum Hall-The musical and liter
ary event of next week is that set for
w Wednesday evening at Linthicum Hall,
West Washington, in aid Of Holy Trinity
Church, as the best musical and dramatic
talent of our city will appear. There will
be song recitals by Mrs. Kitty Thompson
Berry, Miss O'Connor, Mrs Margaret
Blaine Crosson, Mr.. Frank Rebstock, Mr..
James Nolan, Mr.. Will Mooney and
quartet by Mrs. Kitty Thompson Berry,
Miss Evans, Mr.. Mooney and Mr.. James
Nolan. There will be plano recitation by
Miss Daily, graduate of the Boston Con-
servatory of Music; readings by Miss
Pechin, recitations by Mr.. Edward Walsh.
music from the Georgetown University
Banjo and Mandolin Club, dialect perform
ances by Messrs Mclaughlin, Green and
Keane of Georgetown University, and
great musical feature, the rendering of
several beautiful songs by a trained chorus
of 200 voices. 1t is the best gathering OF
musical talent of the season, and there is
no doubt it will be grand success.
Evening star., 1896-12-12
KITE PHOTOGRAPHS SUCCESSFUL

KITE PHOTOGRAPHS SUCCESSFUL.
The Pictures Show That Armies Can
BE Photographed From n Distance.
From the New York Sun.
William A. Eddy, the Bayonne kite flyer,
met with fair success in his endeavors to
take photographs from midair of the great
sound money parade as the marching
throngs passed up Broadway on Saturday.
Mr. Eddy raised his tailless aeroplanes
from the roof Of the Mutual Reserve In
surance Company's building at 800 Broad
way. He was assisted by Henry r. Allen
and c. E. Duryea. To lift his camera to
the desired altitude he sent up six red,
white and blue kites. He had three dozen
films prepared, and between 10 o'clock in
the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon
he obtained seventeen negatives. He
would have broken his Boston record of
eighteen photographs for the time but for
a mishap in which three OF his kites broke
away from the main cable because of the
gusty wind prevailing. The camera fell
away from Mr.. Eddy. In order to save
the camera he cut away with the three
kites more than thousand feet of line,
which he lost. To recover the photo
graphic outfit he had to crawl over net
work of wires on the roofs. The camera
was comparatively uninjured. only one COR
ner of the framework being broken.
After additional kites had been sent aloft
raised, and the experiments were contin-
ued. When the work was completed Mr.
Eddy hauled In the camera and in its place
sent up a large flag, followed by a yellow
kite, making his display consist of seven
aeroplanes of different colors and three
flags. good deal of difficulty was ex-
perienced by him and his assistants in
hauling in the kites, the pressure by the
time darkness set in having risen to sixty
pounds on the main cable. Frequently
they thought that the heavy gusts of wind
would cause another break in the line.
Mr.. Eddy returned to his home at Bay
onne with the films of the seventeen pho
began the work Of developing the mega
tives. Mrs. Eddy assisted him. Yester-
day they tried to print copies of the pho
tographs, but the sky was too cloudy for
good results. Fifteen of the seventeen
negatives were developed and only one was
a failure. This was the one which was
ready for exposure when the camera fell.
Some of the photographs show columns of
men on Broadway. The dense columns,
moving in rectangular lines, show black
lines on the photographs, but individuals
are not distinguiShable because Of the great
height at which the films were exposed.
AS the columns of men make distinct mass
es they show much better than the flag
decorations on the buildings along Broad
way.
Mr.. Eddy's experiments demonstrate that
the movements of an army can be easily
photographed from midair by an operator
stationed at least five miles distant. Mr..
Eddy says he found great difficulty in OBJ
tanning views of Broadway owing TO the
narrowness of the street in proportion to
the height of the buildings, the dark shad-
ows thrown into the street by the buildings
having prevented him from getting the
desired effects of sunlight.
Evening star., 1896-12-12
A. Diaerence.

From Harper's Bazaar.
Don't you know you did a wrong thing
IN breaking into Colonel Rawson's chicken
coop. Rastus7"
''Yassir. / knows hit wuz wrong, jedge,
but 1t wuz SO dark. sub. couldn't see jus'
whar wuz. meant to break into Jedge
Willesby's, sah-he's so deaf II would ha'
been safah."
Evening star., 1896-12-12

Lafayette Square Opera House-The first
Lafayette Square Opera House next weaE
opens. showing the grounds OF the Tea
Horse OF Ten Thousand Joys" in Japan
outside of the treaty limits at the present
ume. Ine champion OF the "Geisha' is
one o Mimosa San, an ACCOMPLISHED dan
Evening star., 1896-12-12

the careful and impartial consideration oi
every Humanitarian whether doctor OF
medicine or attorney -at-law."
CRAMMOND KENNEDY.