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The citizen., 1897-08-20

by slit with the tube made by the join
ing of the three ancets. The smaller
lancets, B B. have at their bases peculiar
valves, E E. Their points are barbed,
U U, in the sectional drawing. which
also shows the tube in the lancet, and
the openings, o o, connecting the tube
with the exterior. These barbs catch
and hold, causing the sting to be left
in when it is used. The poison is driven
through the openings and through the
tube formed by the lance, into the OBJ
ject stung. This poison is an acid fluid
which the bee secrets and stores in the
sac C. Being acid an alkali, as am
monia or soda, will neutralize it and
help to allay the pain and swelling
Farm and Home.
The citizen., 1897-08-20

ments at BIRTH and they would experience those annoying
"longings."
In the following letter Mrs Pnkham Mrs Whitney demon
raes the of the Compound in such She says:
From the time sixteen years old till wentthee
troubled with weakness of the kidneys terrible pains when
my monthly periods made up my mind try Lydia
Pnkhams Vegetable Compound and relieved After
married. the doctor said would be able time
and have living child as constuonaly weak had lost
baby months and half The time commenced
and continued take your Compound through the period
of pregnancy and said then my full time and the baby
lived be three months DID, should send letter you My
baby is months old and healthy and hearty
could wish
thankful that used your medicine for gave the
robust health to transmit to child cannot express my graft
ude to you expected such blessing Praise God for
Lydia E. Pkham Vegetable Compound and may others who
suffering do did and find relief and many homes be bright
ened mine has been-MRs L. T. WHITNEY George St. E
Somerville Mass.
The citizen., 1897-08-20
Get the Land in Condition.

Prof Bailey says that the first steI.
in the enrichment of unproductive land
is to improve its physica, condition by
means of careful and thorough tillage.
by the addition of humus. and perhaps
by underdrainage. 1t must first be put
in such condition that plants can grow
in it. After that the addition of chem
ical fertilizers may pay by giving addi-
tional or redundant growth.-Farm
News.
The citizen., 1897-08-20
THE STING OF A BEE.
II Is a Very Complicated and Deli
cate Structure.

The organ of defense which worker
bees possess is very complicated
structure. The sting is composed of
two highly polished, sharp hollow
spears or lancets. B. and an awl. A, as
portrayed in the cut, held firmly to-
gether by projections Ton the central
one, which fit into grooves T on the
sides of the other two. These lancets
lying together form tube between
them. The central lance A, sometimes
called the sheath, is larger than the
others and has cylindrical reservoir S
at it's base which connects with the
poison sac C, by the tube NJ, and below
The citizen., 1897-08-20
PLAN FOR A PIGGeRY.
II Is Reasonable in Cost and Answers
Every Purpose.


The accompanying figure shows the
ground plan of a one-story piggery 30
by 40 feet. 1t provides room for ten
brood sows, unless one pen be used for
storing feed. The center alley should
be excavated about two feet deep below
the level of the floors and cemented,
and should have a fall of about six
inches toward the manure receptacle.
The wooden floor of the alley should
be made of inch matched material put
together in the form of batten doors,
laid on light cross timbers also remov-
able, that the cement floor of the alley
may be cleansed from time to time and
covered lightly with dry earth to alb
sorb the urine. BY this arrangement
the bed will be in the dry end of the
pen, and the liquid material on the floor
The citizen., 1897-08-20
mo- Keep snIt Dry.

In summer salt is likely to become af-
fected by the dampness and then be-
come hardened in its receptacles. If
teaspoonful of pulverized arrowroot
or cornstarch is mixed with each half
dozen tablespoonfuls of salt it will not
be affected by the temperature.
The citizen., 1897-08-20
An IIeoI Cosn,ctic nov

A dear old Quaker lady who was
asked what gave her such a lovely com
pleXion and what cosmetic she used.
replied sweetly: II use for the lips.
truth; for the voice, prayer; for the
eyes, pity; for the hands. charity: for
the figure. uprightness. and for the
heart, love-"
The citizen., 1897-08-20
The Cross Again In Favor,

The cross as an article of jewelry has
returned, although the symbol of suf-
fering is by no means an alluring form
of personal ornament. These crosses
of Roman gold or even of precious
stone recall those in the jewel-caskets
enormous size,
The citizen., 1897-08-20
ORDER NISI ON SALES

In the Orphans Court for Frederick Comm.
August Ind, eighteen hundred and nnet!,,
seven IVY
Ordered, by the Orphans Court Of Frader,.
County, this End day of August. 1897. tnat ~.
sale of the real estate of David Shriver Ssn,os '
deceased, made by Andrew Shriver Iss..
Shrlver and Jacob Shriver, executors of NV
last will and testament of David Shrivss'
Senior, and by Charles f.. Hill, administratso,,
d. b. N. C. t. a. of the estate of ihe said hsyia
Shriver, Senior, this day reported to This IonS
by the said administrator d. b. n G a
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause Ss
shown to the contrary ON or before The stS
day of August, eighteen hundred and nnstr.
seven; provided a copy of this order be X,
serted, &c. The report states the amount n
the sales as made by the said executors to h
twenty-five hundred dollars $3.50 and \,
made by the said adminis rator d. b, n.cIs
to be five dollars. y
VIM. r. YOUNG.
HENRY b. WILSON.
JOHN W. GRINDER
Judges of the Orphans Court
True Copy-Test: JAMES X. WATERS
CHAs. n. HILL, register of Wiz
oaltlhore, Mu. aug Git
The citizen., 1897-08-20
PRIMITIVE. BUT GOOD.
serviceabIe Poultry House Made out
of Piano Box.

Oftentimes, the keeper of a small
nock of hens does not feel that he can
afford an expensive house for his
poultry; the lumber necessary might
notcost much. but it might be necessary
TO have a carpenter build it, which
would materially add to its cost. This
"a frequently the state of affairs in
town, where the chickens have to be
kept in an nelosure. In such place
was recently seen the poultry house
shown in cut twas simply an upright
piano box; such box may frequently
be bought in town very cheap from
some one who has no place to store it,
The citizen., 1897-08-20
NorioA-.

The attention of parents and teacher N n
ed to the lax which requires that ali ls',s "Sl,
Shall have been duly vaccinated DeiO''
received In any school. r.d
The provisions of the Act include az am NJ
whether pChh: or private, and allncsgsiss sagis
believed til I it has been rather oo.iss o.sss
served In THIS county than In many y,ron Ssrsl
the State, yet II the considerable P,vau auS
of instance. { mas been disregarded. ~ " ~ n,
Although mere does not exist ~ W, ~, NJ
time single known case OF silalP 'arsdt
the limits OF Il e State, yet II has pisIub
the United States In far greater nSd uon
localities thu. Is usual at this seds ~ ~
year, and may at any time make iS
ance In this county. .,,,hee.
The law has made fair provision ~; Ting
pensation 10 physicians for vaccin.ncusI - ii
whose means render 1t dimcult wandM
usual fee for such services, and uILHsruro1
bic vaccine matteecan be egratultou usG mi,
fwm DIR. Yeackle, State Vaccine q
timore. "A hou5y
Under these circumstances II y SieOs ~
believed that the law will be mo.S ~ ~
observed WITHOUT necessitating ~ dlasp'
ment of the penalty attached 70 y 4.
WIN. II BALTZELL, " ~
sep.2.tf County Health'VD
The citizen., 1897-08-20
DOAD NOTICE.

IL
We, the undersigned citizens aud tax payas
of Frederick County, Maryland, do herebJ
give notice, that on Monday, the 10Th day /
September, in the year 1897, we intend to pet
tion in writing. the County Commissif ner 1
Frederick County, state of Mary land, to cos
public road situated in Election District Nj
5, in Frederick County, Maryland, which COnl
mences at point on he public road known y
the Mountain Road" leading from Mould
Saint Mary's College to the Pennsylvania Linz.
in front OF the College gaze, and runninI
thence through said College lands in an east!
ern direction about two hundred and ffty
yards, to the Frederick and Emmitsburg turn
pike road.
WILLIAM L. O'HARA,
JNO. j. TIERNEY
ERNEST LAGAKDE,
MICHAEL LIN GG, Of 1
JOHN HOKE,
JACOB HOKE,
j. HIRAM TAYLOR,
JAS. 4. HAYS,
JAMES A. MITCHELL
aug67t.
The citizen., 1897-08-20
EOuR.hORSE LINES.
An Arrangement Excellently Adapt

An Arrangement ExcelIentIy Au0pr-
ed for Field Work.
"Can you tell me how to drive four
horses abreast with two lines, and
without jockey sticks?" was recently
asked US.
For field work the arrangement
shown in the sketch presented here
with is perhaps as good as any. Put the
ordinary check lines on outside horses
The citizen., 1897-08-20

another wants sweets, another
wants salt things, and so on.
The real need all the time is
to enrich the blood so as to
supply nourishment for an
other life, and to build up the
entire generative system, so
that the birth may be possible
and successful.
If expectant mothers would
fortify themselves with Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, which for twenty years
has sustained thousands of wo-
men in this condition, there
would be fewer disappoint-
The citizen., 1897-08-20
NSOLvENT NOTICE.
No. 1907 MISCELLANEOUS DocKpr
In the Circuit Court for Frederick coun,v
j. VIM, Baughmau. Collector ~, ~,


In the matter of the Report OF SALES o,r
Estate, consisting OF a lot In New Wa!seal Seal
Frederick County. Maryland, and adioirSS diiiSitSet rSet
the properties of Grafton CLAY and ! iTI1g y %
Mount. and assessed in the name of f. ~. !. Z
and j. Houck, as made by j. William pasn
man, collector of State and county 70 naugl' rou
SAID Frederick County. E'Aes iOI
The above report having been read -,
considered, II Is thereupon, this 22pd id doS aug
July a. d. 1897, ordered by the Circuit UeS SS,o q
for Frederick County that the Clerk os I'M ,9ill
Court give notice by advertisement for sr r sai i
cessive weeks in the "Citizen" ana "a ahsaS+ sue'
News" newspapers published in Fradaalll doslly
County, warning all persons interested in ,SS
property described in the above reno, Jug y
sales, to be and appear on or before Ss' tSa 81 q
day OF September Lext, and show canVo e aa g
any they have, why said report should no, u
finally ratified and confirmed. "O' %
(Filed Tuly 22nd, 1897.
JOHN l.. JORDAN
Clerk ofthe Circuit Court for Freder,ck C6,rr,-
True copy-Test: JOHN L. JORDAN
Ji''- Clerk
The citizen., 1897-08-20

oct If.
The citizen., 1897-08-20
MOTHERHOOD.
How Good Constitutions Are
Transmitted to Children.

mother who Is in good physical condition transmits to her
children the blessings of good constitution.
The child fairly drinks health from its mothers robust con-
sttution before BIRTH and from healthy mothers milk after
The citizen., 1897-08-20

Is not that an incentive to prepare for
healthy maternity
Do you know the meaning of what is popu-
larly called those "longings," or cravings,
which beset SO many women during pregnancy
There is something lacking in the mothers
blood. Nature cries out and will be satisfied
at all hazards One woman wants sour things,
The citizen., 1897-08-20

In the Orphans Court for Frederick conn,,
August 2nd, eighteen hundred and nnetv,,
seven V"'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-01-14

Whatever other difference. Of opiliop
ths,s ma, ba . n IN. Gorm,n Wilson
,.rg the frosrt. ali .,sp, ia be agreed
that IL Ia. eb..peped the au.lit, Of the
,toth,rg of the American n.opIe far and
.x, n.yaud .py ebsapsplpg ia pfics
Ttts 49,. the tenor Of all teobpIc. eyi
depee uLlcu vas beard last uesk 10 Wuh
tsstoo. Mr. s. n. D. North Of Boston de-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-01-14


TIE 3tais q Alp Laey NJ i.ffaat ae
tuIfed .ssl htibaAsY la EatAaEtaa snd
{ 70 cane btes tba.E O. aesfIr every O. e
. 30 tbtt cauHarur sbtfe sat sss eel
tn0su 40 srr ~ rrpetsd sgd loved,
hafu 70 sasdtI.aui ed esE}gs tbsl bet
hone ale tA1 ytL ~ Der auuNs, been
ileluGsi 9Th MsucDttief Tor msby !esft
aa'a sbout hiiHsa Year, $40 NheI tbe,
s|,a Ter saifi', ba4t themselves hoase
20 M'5ebestsr Gene sad hs's sircs ibs'
lIns Esie TEE ihtH teme, Eot gsay
yesn shs iallouei The c.lllaS % uufst,
/ igf witch ste as tmIseatt Tilted srd 10
+ its' ~sy bteame cips y associated ~ltb
q srE ismitiee 90 tn part o. vermont a.
sb"'t hemes 'he Nas ever alter vel
etme sucst t.r TIE last too % three
ytsfs tle b" been 81 eiet Sit1 serious
disease, bot 81 which. iL0agh sT'daaiiy
eucro'ch~1 apou Der heslia Aui strength,
she ptrmltivd siuosl 90 one even smoue
btr QUO felaliVs', TO ktoE Through I'll
'Ls vac matFri OF rslten aui endor
.ucs, banas Ter whole il'e isilhinlaess
s"s marked ehtr'eteflstle. A nlcefe
ChuaIisD devoted @ toe lateftss ut ths
EF"corHl church Of which she was Al 81
mosi NE Log mem Der, sellve, energetic,
.IsSy' Interested 10 every thing which
pertains to the welfare Of individuals and
lot Toe community, her time ADD means
we're freely given TO Others as lar as 10 her
lay "a December 2J.h, she went TO Bar
linebu iof medical treatment, kuosing
sell the danger sno tatt the Issue was nn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-01-14

sr,.t. Nogt,,. f,y,t,n, co,,ttptionsl
.,,s,.s,,...,, ,t.vt I'M, sir ve,rs term
xuh ,.,l.,,I.,i,ty in, rsolec,ion. for the
p,s,I.,i. .,t, ,tro, wear. term for Con
o,a..,,.. H,,n,i.lh. foiI,utoo p,ints
T. IA. ,.,o,
F.,t-AI,n, n,es,tr,,,.l ,s,m and in
.l,.,,t.,.t, f..,-....r. ...,,. ,,o,. m 500. "A
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-01-14

Are You disturbed at night ana broken
Of Your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth2 If 40
send At once aud get bottle Of Mrs. WIN,
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
ing. 1t cures dy-entery, diarhoea, regul
Istes the stomach aud boweI', cures wind
collie, soiteos the gums, reduces iDhims,
ton, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslov's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teethiog is pleasant
10 the taste and is the presc iption OF one
Of the Oldest and best female pbysicisn
aud nurses IN tue United States and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world
price Is eta bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-01-14
IOHN TYNAN'S, EsrArr

State Of Vermont District of Manchester, ~
30 it remembered that vt a session Of tho
Pr bate Court holden At Manchester, within
and for said DistrICt, on the lin day Of January
1897
Present, Hos. II. X FowLEa, Judge
whereas certain instrument 10 writing
purpoIting 10 be tbs last viii aud testament
OF John TynSn late Of Arlington ia said
District, deceased, having been this day pre-.
sented TO Gid Court Of Probate aud duly flied 10
the Registers office;
Therefore, It - ordered that all persons IN.
te,csted in the estate Of ssd deceased DO mott.
fed 10 uppesr before said Court, at the Pro.
bate Otioe IN hanches ef in said District on the
23h day Of January 4 D 1897. Al 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, by publication Of this order three woke
suocessIycly, previously thereto IN the Man
chester J0uRsAL, newspaper printed At Man
chester Aforesaid, TO show cause, II any they
may have, why sAid inslrumept In writing
shoud rot be- filed and recorded ~ the last
will and testament Of the said decease1.
3G}w' ". b. EDGEHrOh, hegisler.
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WILLIAM sHAW's EsrArr.

W f4tgG W YEEhasT District Of MaUetesteT. ~
Al Probate LOuu. holden a. Manchester,
Within and Tor sad Distinct, on the z3Td day u
Dseem bot 4. b. lNs5.
Present. Hos K FguLEE, Judge.
Mary l.. Ausuu, AtmltisratriI % tue estate
II viii Am tLtN ate u bupeu 30 ssld Distinct
dtrtassd. presented 10 sald C9uu al sppllsa
il8s 10 prubg 10 crLYey certain lAuds sit1sle
DO ,aid Rupert ~ Ds.isl & Besbo. which the
said deceased pss ~ bic lifeline uGdsf contract
binding ct iss AID DO s4aIty ~ deed
WhefsgpgD, u NGs ordered by sAd Court that
All persons concerned gn ssid estate be- pOtiasd
10 appear a. EestlYa thereof ~ ts held 81 ~
IroLtte Cflas 10 st1 bIstncl ~ The 18Th day
n Jshusry A d. lsY, 81 10 O'clock Ia TIE igfs
rom. aud sb01 cause i Any they have Why cad
uetuse stgud ngt be grsEtd i9f shieh pgr.
p0ss u sac further ufgrrtd that this gfdsf BE-
ygLHsLkd three rssGs rugcsssiytly. previous
tiefftg IN the Manchester JgUEthL. ness
payer printed a. Manchester 10 cad Distf4et
ass ~ b. EDGkhfOh. Essls ~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-01-14
MIA RALDMIN,s Eer.rr-

- hTATg on VERMONT District Of Manchester ~
The Prpbate CotutfyT he Ntsrtot u AqHohfSHt
70 all potbJns interested IN the estate u
Flzi Baldwin late Of SandRvtc in.satd District
deceased dEEETlsG,
BY the aulL ority Of the State ~ Vermont. yop
are tefeby notified % appear before The sAd
Probate Court 81 the Probate once IN Msn.
chester, 10 ssid District. ~ tho 23fd day u
January 4. d, 1891, al 10 Ole ook NJ 10 show
caupe, il any you have, Why the seoouHt Of
Willie 3. Bentley kIeeut0r ~ the estate OF
said deceased should bot b. SLOWED AID Why
The residue ~ said estats should not be dis.
tubnted ~ the parties eEiltird thereto.
Dated Al hAncbestsr, 10 said dlntnet, this md
day of JAnusiy A. 3 1871
S55w 3 kDGEkTOE. Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-01-14
STATE f,Ius,

Jossph But1ga. Il. 600 Of A Button,
v.s ,m5lbtrsi ta 5s,ta 10 eofn bia At the
A. T. DAVIS F5ei caupsnr. mill 10 Rat
land Wsdgssdsy a'tsroooa Of last vesE
A Ctslsys ltsu says A large 'sin Of cor
Pc, bss eeeu uncovered 10 the 10. sh.f
10 The CoppsiasIi miass sud the msu
Ios sE piored At the Hgla viil be kept
81 vo'E Through the SiEltf probably,
Gesfss lds Of Ly1iorvills, Jadge Il {.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-01-14
COURT OF INSOLVENCY.

- STATE ~ VERMONT, District o Manchester
In the Matter Of II X Dow, lnsolvent debtor.
Take notice that the second and third meet.
inRs Of the creditors OF tbs SAID iusolvest deb
tor VIII be b,li together At the Hogist 81 =
Office IN Manchester 10 said District on tho 9Th
day Of January 1891, at 10 clock IN the forenoon
for the purposes set forth ia Chapter g3. aud
amendments thereto Of the kGynod Laws Of
Vermont At witch time Charles OHis, A.,
si5aee, viii hlo his account ana ask 10 be dls
ch rRcd aud dividend ordered
Dated at Manchester 10 said District, hlr
l2th day Of January A. y. 1877
3G3w ", Is. Ed ERTON, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-01-14

To- ~ ] ~ Trtpss cells sitsutsot
1 e fte fsel it.t - 10 mats thsa cry years
.8.os ttt Ia1ts8 States ,egntfs3 ter,Irrr
Is 49, abt go tt'a ~ Eufetsss, 80
t4fb.ly ostt5a3ss ltst this u laus stoast
Ga es,t.lsA ttiiassI diameter .ud &c
#t,rt % n sSspinoS Il lsttrtsl.3 10
fsta- 10 80 u.ltsr 4 Cat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-01-14

A torpid liver msaus . bad con pleIion
bed breath. iadis.silan Abd frequent bead
.eb.s To avoid sacb compsalots take
DsWut, Little E,fiy Rissrs, the famous
Ht,ls pills Prt,i5oae A Co, Msuches
ter Depot; }, Ii, WLippIe. Manchester
Cealre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-01-14

Soothing for buras, scslds, cbspped
hsBds aud lips heslnR Tor cuts and
cor. lustAut 'eliei Tor piles, stops pain
1t once These are the virtues Of Dew ne
Witch HtE.l Save Pstuboue 4 Co,
Manchester Depot J. II. ~Lipple, Mar
chester CeLirs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-01-14
4 GENERAL AGENCY.

policies are hmous Tor their bberait, 10 pro,
pared 10 make frst clEss contract t,r 4 Con.
eth Agency for this and atl ,utg Counties
Nih an honest, Nide.awsto add Aelive gentle.
man with or without q trttuyc to give entire
or part ~ has tune AdddtcuE
"GENtlAL AuENCY."F 0. Boz Ga New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-01-14

A weed 10 the Ror1en can be easily des
troyed when 1t first starts. Consumptiou
can be nipped 10 the bud by Doe Minuta
CouRh Care. Petiibone Il Co, Msnches
Ter Depot; j. Il Wbippl9, Manchester
Centre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-01-14
CTR lunurh JJurBaI

THURSDAY JANuAEI a. lss-
D slk0hDs Eelief ans PTeprisitr
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BROKE a B.ToH OF RECORDS.
Muitnomrh Holds y. y. 4. sports All
by Its Lonely and Does Well

PORTLAND. or. Sept. iS-At Multno-
nah field today the Multnomah Amateur
Athletic club team broke the Pacific
Northwest record for the quarter mile
run. the Pacific Northwest Association
record for the pole vault. the Pacific coast
record for throwing the sixteen pound
hammer the Pacific coast record for
throwing the fifty-six pound weight the
Pacific coast record for throwing the dis
Gus and the Pacific coast record for put
ting the siXteen-pound shot
The Pacific Northwest championship
games we're set for today bat the clubs
from abroad failed 70 enter teams The
Multuomah team. therefore. contested
against records. The following records
were broken.
Quarter miie rune Biumeuthai. 81 sec
onds; the OLD T. \. a. record ives So S-5
seconds.
Pole vault-B Kerrfgan. 70 feet -.
inches, the former +. y. a. record was
"a feet sbs inches.
Flanagan. 1ss feef : inches. the former
Coast reoord wsS isi feet 10 inches
Throwing ne - pound Weieht-E Fiau-
nlgan, = feet 70 Inches former Pacific
coast record ~ feet l inch
Throwing tne as-pound weight with ona
hand-E. Flanagan. = feet inches
Throwing the discus u. Wilbur fai feet
S inches This event Is nee 10 the Pacific
coast and = consequently record
Putung tao is-pouna shot-R Wilbur.
a feet Inches, prev sous Coast record -
feet Z inches
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19
standing Of the Cluhs.
Following Is the standing 81 fhs clubs to
BELIEVES IT'S ANDREE'S.
An Arctic Authority Thinks the ST.
berfan BALLOON Wa. the Expior-
er's md sIses Reasons

NEW YORK. Sept 1s.-Aecording 10 2.
r, Baldwin. the weil-known authority on
polar expeditions, there are many rea-
sons for believing that Andree the Sw red
ish aeronaut. Is now on his return trip
from the polar regions. and may soon be
expected TO be heard from. Mr. Baldwin
who was meteoroiogist 10 the Peary expe-
dition of 1854. has only just returned 10
this city from SpitzbeTgen. where he went
in the hope Of witnessing Andree's depart
ure and with the intention of accompany
ing the intrepid Swedish scientist should
either OF his pledged companions fail at
the last minute. Mr.. Baldwin in an in
terviev today with a reporter for the As
scciated Press. said:
Il thoroughly believe that Andree has
achieved what skepfics declared 10 be i'm
possible Many Indications lead me 10 be-
lieve that the balloon reported In your
dispatches Of yesterday from Arctic Rus
STA 4 that Of Andree. My reasons for
thinking are:
''First-Bscsuse sufficient time has
elapsed since Andree left Danes island on
July II last TO make his contemplated trip.
'second-Because the weather In the
able.
Third Because the meteorological sec
ttouS since Andree left have been keeping
closer ewes on the winds that sweep the
land OF ice. and they report that their d.
rectton has been unexpectedly propitiouE:
also. that At this time they would prob
ably carry Andree toward Siberia rather
than toward Alaska or any other point in
North America.
Because Andree himself came
TO the conclusion that his return wound
very likely b. by way Of Siberia"