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Evening star., 1899-02-09
Deep cuts inn
clothing.

You know our rule-not to carry over
from one season TO another. So with the
mems clothing. We have marked prices
down close to cost to make quick clear
ance-sacrihcing every penny of profit. Any
man who stands In need Of a suit an
overcoat can no longer hesitate-the savings
are too great 10 be ignored. And We ex-
tend every man the privilege Of having his
purchase charged and paving the bill as
he can.
Suits of stylish fancy cheviots and cassi-
meres. and black and blu. cheyiots. and
black clay worsteds-in the greatest variety
of swell-looking effects. Every garment
bears the marks of the skilled tailor's work
is perfect in fit and finish. The overcoats
consist of the finest black and blue ker-
seys and beavers meltons heavy coverts
and Irish friezes; some are lined with satin
Others with just as swelI-looking ma
terials- Cut according to the latest die
tates of fashion.
These suits and overcoats sold up to SIS.
and the choice will be offered for
Sll.9O.
Suits Of stylish cheyiots and cassimeres
In variety of the most desirable effects
man can wish to wear In both double
and single-l roasted styles. Every suit is
made up in faultless fashion-inished with
the utmost care The oyercoats consist Of
black and blue kerseys and meltons and
nobby eoverts. All are lined In the most
superior manner. Correct in style-perfect
in fit. These suits and these oyercoats
cold up TO s15-and you get them for
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Ioc and I21c. torchon laces, 33c.
lot of regular 1oc. and 1212c Torchon
Laces in all widths, and prettiest effects,
will go for 31ac. yard,
25c. net ties, I29c.
Ladies' point d'esprit new ties the dain-
test neckwear to be found, which are well
worth 25c., will go at 1214c.
25c. to 800. taffeta ribbons, 15c.
A lot of fine aIl-silk taffeta ribbons. in all
the newest and most attractive patterns
TO inches wide, and worth from 25 to
39e. yard, will go at 15c. yard
Mems I21c. hose, &C.
lot of mems Random half hose, full
regular made and seamless. which are worth
12t2c., VIII go for 4c. pair.
0Sc, umbrellas, 3oc.
brelas, splendid quality-variety Of handles,
and worth Csc, Will go for 39c.
Ladies IOc. vests, 7c.
A lot Of ladies' ribbed vests, run with
ribbon In neck and sleeves, which worth
1sc., will go for &C.
25c: garter web, I5c.
Fancy garter web good strong quality,
worth 2oc., Will go for 15c. yard.
Sr.49 French felt hats, 91c
A lot of untrimmed French felt hats, in
all the latest shapes, worth up to $l.49, will
go for 912c. each.
Oil cloth, I7C. yd.
Extra heavy quality floor oflcloth. full
yard wide. in Tariety of pretty patterns,
Will go for lie. yard.
Blankets, 4IC. pr.
lot of heavy l0-quarter size blankets.
double size, with pretty borders, will go for
Ale. pair.
Atwood rugs, 30c.
lot of Smyrna and Brussels rugs, very
handsome patterns will be offered at SOC.
each.
Fruit of the Loom" muslin, 4tc.
Tomorrow we shall offer the famous
not remnants, for i7sc a yard.
3Oc. Blk. China SIX, Ioc.
cna Pretty , figured and polka dot all.silk black
yard. Will 60 at 19c. instead.
1910. dress goods, sc.
Tomorrow we put you in possession of the
greatest value any retail store ever offered.
lot Of 90 pieces of fine double-w'idth dress
fabrics. consisting of doube-width two
toned check boucle effects and plads and
plain and fancy serGes We bought them
from one of the largest jobbers in Amer
lea who was willing to take almost any
shall turn them over to you at proportion
ately low prices-letting yCu have them at
just about what we paid They are entirely
suitable for ladies' costumes and children's
school dresses. waists and the like Moth
Ing as good has ever sold under 121hc. be-
fore-and we offer the choice for 57sc. a
yard.
Ladies 75c. cOrsets, IOc.
lot Of ladies' corsets. in all lengths
and sizes, in black. gray and white, which
nf fhn $or
makers-sold at 75c. usually-will go for
19c.
Cloth capes, SI.9S.
a lot of ladies' plain and braided kersey
cloth capes. In the most fashionable effects
full and wide-will 90 at 81 .9S
135 pairs youths satin calf lace heel
shoes solid leather soles and counters new
style toes-very cheap at S1.39-hour sale
price, Soc.
Evening star., 1899-02-09

Perry's TOothacbe Wax, a never failing
remedy. Ask for Perrys. All druggists. 10 cts.
Evening star., 1899-02-09
For Associated Charities.

The following additional subscriptions fo,
the benefit of the Associated Charities have
been received at The Star office:
Evening star., 1899-02-09

Corset covers, I2Ic.
lot Of ladies' good quality cambric corset
covers, tri.hmed with embroidery, felled
seams, orn-titting-worth 25c.-will go for
12i2c. each.
Evening star., 1899-02-09

I'D TO 4 1
15c. hairpihs, SC. doz
The same good quality bone hairpins,
which sell at 15c. usually, will go for Sc.
Safety pins, &C.
Coed quality safety pins, all sizes, will
be offered for cents paper.
10c. mems band bows, sc.
A lot of mems silk band bows. which sold
at l9c., and a lot of club ties at the same
price, Will go for &c. for choice
25c. chlld's hose, 0C. pair.
A lot of children's Isle thread hose. in all
sizes from to S12. which are worth 25c.,
will so for So. pair.
Ladies ST kid gloves, 3oc.
A lot of ladies' fine kid gloves, in clasp.
hook and button styles mostly black and
some stylish shades. which sold at 81 a
pair, Will go tomorrow at S9c
Belt buckles, 22c.
lot Of belt buckles. in all the newest
styles which worth 50c., Ioc. and CSC,
VIII go for 22c. for choice
165 pairs ladies' custom-made button
shoes, calf, patent leather tips genuine
Goo dyear welts fair stitch. oak soles,
hand-finished heels-usual price, $2.50--hour
sale price, S1.39 per pair.
Evening star., 1899-02-09

Wrappers at 400.
A lot Of fine quality lecce-lned fannelette
wrappers, braid trimmed in the most desir-
able fashion nicely fnished-skirts are ex-
ira wide and full-separate waist lining
which are well worth S9c-will 80 for 40
cents each.
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NiOlets- Ic bunch


For this hour you may have the most
natural sort-for 1c. bunch.
Chenille covers, 2Ic.
A lot of chenille table covers, in all the
wanted and most desirable colors neatly
friEged, will 20 for bic. each.
Black sateen. 35c.
"A "A lot Of mill remnants Of fine quality
black satHcn-exccllent black-good de-
sirable lengths-which is worth Sc yard
will be offered for 37sc. a yrrd.
SOC. peau dc sole, 63c.
a lot If rich black p3au de sole. very
fine grade rich and lustrous, soft as down
one Of the handsomest fabrics to be found
worth $50. a yard-wiIl go for CSC. a
yard.
I23c. Turkish towels, 75c.
A lot of extra large size heavy qualify
bleached and 4nbleached Turkish towels
which sell ct 12lac.-will go for 1Isc.
Striped moreen skirts, SOC.
A lot Of ladies' striped moreen under
skirts. deep corded rufile. full width-which
are worth 15c.-wil go for 3gc
BOYS ST knee pants, 4Qc.
a lot of boys extra fine quality pants.
the greatest variety of the nobbiest pat
terms, Will be offered for 49c.
Spring suits, $3.50.
A lot of the most ultra fashionable ladies'
spring suits, which will sell at S22 later
on In the season, VIII be put on sale to-
morrow and offered at $155o. Choice of
the richest fabrics that enter into the max
Ing of the most expensive garments. Made
with all the care and attention to minor
details only the skilled man-taiIor is capable
Of. Jackets richly lined and every garment
cut in the most correct style.
Cheviot serge skirts, $40.
Plain wool cheviot serge skirts made
in the most fashionable splendidly
lined and finished-will be offered for only
S249.
Evening star., 1899-02-09

-AH-"OOl rugs, ,3SC.
lot of Smyrna and Brussels rugs, very
handsome patterns, will be offered at SOC.
each,
Evening star., 1899-02-09

Ioc. and I23c. dress goods, &c.
Yard wide heavy twilIed plaid and shep-
herd check dress goods-good, desirable
lengths-which can be put to many uses
worth Zoe. ed 1212r. Il yard-wiI go for
23c. : yard.
Evening star., 1899-02-09

" Fruit Of the Loom" muslin, Atc.
Tomorrow we shall offer the famous
Fruit Of the loom muslin, in full pieces
not remnants, for 47sc. a yard
Evening star., 1899-02-09

Blankets, 4Ic. pr.
a lot of heavy 1O-quarter size blankets.
double size, with pretty borders, will go for
Ale. a pair
Evening star., 1899-02-09

All-Wool skirts, Soc.
All-wool mixed cloth and figured bril-
iantiEe skirts. made generously wide and
full-will be offered for S9c
Evening star., 1899-02-09
3OC. Biz. China SIX. IOc
I2Ic. dress goods, &c.

| Pretty figured and polka dot all-silk black
China silk. soft, lustrous grade. worth 39c.
| yard, viii 60 at 19c. instead
Evening star., 1899-02-09
Hechts' Greater Stores.
II
Hechts' Greater Stores.
Hechts' Greater Stores.
A day Pf ir1imitable offerings.

famous 'homa sales
n AFFORD t remain
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.raDnerS at dOC.

Wrappers at 400.
. A lot Of fine quality Geece-lined fannelette
wrappers, braid trimmed in the most desir-
. able fashion, nicely fnished-skirts are ex-
ira wide and full-separate waist lining
. which are well worth S9c.-will go for 40
. cents each.
Corset covers, I2JC.
A lot Of ladies' good quality cambric corset
covers, tri.hmed with embroidery, felled
seams, forn-htting- 25c.-wili go for
. 12i2c each.
Ioc. and I23c. dress goods, &c.
a Yard-,yid vide heavy twillsd plaid and shep-
/. herd check dress gOods-good. desirable
!. lengths-which can be put to many uses
. worth Zoe. I'D 12lar. yard-will go for
21sc. yard.
IOc. India silk, o5c.
4 limited quantity of fine all-siIk garnet
India silk, rich. lustrous grade-which is
0mn1rd w9Gh lSF Rt oH go 90 for f 9sc n yard
that's gone we won't be able to get more at
. this price.
12Ic. to- 25c. French silesias, 4ic,
. Tomorrow You may have the choice of the
big lot pf MIL remnants of genuine French
. silesias-which are worth 12l9c: to 25c.
yard-in 2 full line of colors, including black
. for 41sc. yard.
: Carpet remnants, I5c.
A lot of remnants of ingram carpets in a
variety of handsome effects, suitable for
rugs. VII. go at lie.
. Bureau scarfs, 2Ic.
lot Cf white applique bureau scarfs,
with shanls to match, handsome designs
will 90 at 21c. each
Oilcloth, 45c.
Stair or runner oiicoth in great assort-
ment OF attractive patterns, will be offered
for 41sc. a yard.
BOYS knee pants, I0c.
A lot Of boys strictly all-wOol knee pants
in the most serviceable patterns well made
and strongly reinforced, will be offered for
. 10 cents pair.
Bows flannel waists, 2Oc.
A lot of boys all-woo navy blue flannel
. waists, made in the most stylish manner
!. full OF worth and wear-will be offered at
. 20 cents each.
COrSets, 29c.
Ladies' long short and medium waist
. corsets, in black, white gray, form-ft-
. ting. and well boned-worth more than
. double-wiil be offered for 29c.
Trimmed hats, O8c.
lot Of ladies' and children's fine trim
med hats, made up according to the latest
dictates of fashion-which sold at $39S-
will go at CSC. for choice.
HEIGHT s
Evening star., 1899-02-09

Bureau SCarfS, 2IC.
lot cf white applique bureau scarfs,
with shanls to match, handsome designs
will 90 at 21c. each.
Evening star., 1899-02-09

Lower than ever for violets tomorrow
For this hour you may have the most
natural sort-for 1c. bunch.
Evening star., 1899-02-09
Spring suits, $3.50.

Cheviot serge skirts, $40.
Plain all-wool cheviot serge skirts made
in the most fashionable manner-splendidly
lined and finished-will be offered for only
$2.i9
Evening star., 1899-02-09

Black sateen. sc.
A lot of mill remnants Of fine quality
black sat"cn-exccllent black good de-
sirahie lenSths-which is worth Sc. a yard
Will he offered for }Isc. a yrrd
Evening star., 1899-02-09

Oil cloth, I7c. yd.
Extra heavy quality floor oicloth. full
yard wide in variety of pretty patterns
will go for lie. a yard.
Evening star., 1899-02-09

O1IcIOth, 4tc.
Stair or runner oiicloth. in great assort-
ment OF attractive patterns, Will be offered
for 11.c. q yard
Evening star., 1899-02-09

carpet lt11IIIdIIIS, sc.
lot of remnants Of ingram carpets. in
variety of handsome effects, suitable for
rugs. viii 60 at lie.
Evening star., 1899-02-09

chenille covers, 2IC.
\ lot of chenille table covers in all the
wanted and most desirable colors neatly
friEged, Will go for bic. each.
Evening star., 1899-02-09

Boys waists, &C.
Boys 1annelette and seersucker waists,
in all dark patterns, well made and strongly
finished-which sold at SOC, will go for o
Evening star., 1899-02-09
IOc. India silk, o5c

IDS' IINId SIIk, VsO.
limited quantity of fine al-sik garnet
India silk, rich. lustrous grade-which is
worth 19c. a yard-will 20 for 9Tsc. n yard
tomorrow. But 5000 yards in all, and when
that's gone we won't be able TO get more at
this price.
Evening star., 1899-02-09

Mems I5c. and 25c. collars, &c.
Mems pure linen collars, in all the latest
shapes and styles, and In all sizes, which
are the most popular makes, such as sell
at all times at 15c. and 25c. each, will go
for an hour at 21%c.
Evening star., 1899-02-09
The Ada ms Inquest,

be the most notable criminal investigation
ever held in New York city. Never before
in this country, it is freely asserted, were
such shocking revelations, such a story
of a series of monstrous crimes, promised
at inquest. The veil of mystery shroud-
ing the guilty persons In the plot to muir
der TWO men. probably third and perhaps
others, the district attorney promises will
be torn aside. Mrs. Blanche Molineux
Roland Burnham Molineux, Henry Cornish
and others of equal prominence will succeed
each other on the witness stand. 1t is said
secret Information Assistant District Attor-
ney Osborne, aided by others, will draw
from the witnesses what they know The
public awaits the inquest with interest and
great pressure is being brought TO bear
on District Attorney Gardiner today to hold
the investigation in one of the commodious
supreme court rooms, instead of the small
stuffy coroners office. The coroner's office
seats only 135 persons. There will be forty-
five witnesses and twenty-five talesmen for
the jury Lawyers, stenographers and
others whose presence is imperative would
crowd the room to suffoeation. and the
public, unless the change is made is shut
out
Mrs. Whitney Improving.
The friends of Mrs. William c. Whitney,
who was injured on February 81 last year
at Aiken S. c., will no doubt be glad to
learn that her condition of late having
shown such marked Improvement, she Will
be brought within a fortnight from her
beautiful home in the Wheatley Hills. near
Wtstbury. l. L., to the splendid new home
in this city which the former Secretary of
the Navy has had prepared for his wife $
reception This will be the fifth time since
the sad accident which inflicted such ter
rible injury on Mrs Whitney that a re-
moval of the brave sufferer from one SET
of charming surroundings to another has
! been undertaken, in the hope of fastening
her complete recovery.
Proposed WOman's Hotel.
The stock of the proposed hotel for wo-
men has been put on sale and in the first
few hours $4,000 of the ~.oo. 900 proposed
total amount of stock was subscribed
Among subscriptions was one of $4,000
The preliminary committee in charge. con.
ssting Of Herbert h. Turner Charles F.
| Cox, Charles s. Fairchid. J. Kennedy Tod
| and Charles d. Kellogg. have considered
| the various plans for the erection and CON
| duct OF such hotel as is proposed, and as
soon as the Incorporation is effected tn,
| plans which have been formulated will bf
! executed. 1t is proposed to erect build
| ing TO accommodate about 800 guests anC
10 pains viii be spared to make Il comfort
able and homelike. The committee has
| under consideration several suitable site,
| between lith and 34th streets, and within
Evening star., 1899-02-09

I23c. Turkish towels, 75c.
a lot of extra large size heavy qualify
bleached ard unbleached Turkish towels
which sell ct 12hc.-will go for T7sc.
Evening star., 1899-02-09

I21c. 25c, French silesias, 45c.
Tomorrow you may have the choice of the
big lot VI MIL remnants of genuine French
silesas-which worth 12tac. to 25c. a
yard-in :. full line of coIors, including black
for 41sc. yard.
Evening star., 1899-02-09
Soc. Dsau de sole. 62c.

lot # rich black pcau de sole very
fine grade. itch and lustrous, soft as down
one Of the handsomest fabrics to be found
worth $50. ii yard-wiIl go for 63c a
yard.
Evening star., 1899-02-09
Bows ST knee pants. 1oc

D0!s Y1 NI1oc [JdIIts, 4TC.
lot Of boys extra fine quality pants,
strictly all wool, which sold up to 81 in
the greatest variety of the nobbiest pat
terms, Will be offered for 49c
Evening star., 1899-02-09

Striped moreen skirts, SOC.
A lot Of ladies' striped moreen under
skirts. deep corded rufle. full width-whfch
are worth 75c.-win go for 39c.
Evening star., 1899-02-09

q pairs children's vici kid button shoes,
patent leather tip, hand turned and Nc,
Nay sewed-slzes to S-former price,
-hptr suI rr{o
Evening star., 1899-02-09
Hechts' Greater Stores.

35c. picture frames, I2ac.
lot of picture frames, which sold at
25c and 3ac.-cabinet size-pretty styles
will go for 12hc. each.
Evening star., 1899-02-09
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Ladies chemises, IQc.
lot Of ladies fine quality muslin chemise
good width-the regular PC. sort-wilI 20
for 19c.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
Coal Dust Firing.

Fine dust Of coal or OF flour mixed
with air forms an explosive agent
which has been the cause OF many a
mine and flour-mill disaster Advan-
tage is taken Of this property OF COM
bustible dust in new process Of boil
er-firing. The fuel reduced to dust is
fed by machinery into the furnace. in
which fire must constantly be main
tanned. The instant the dust falls into
the furnace chamber il burns with I
flash. almost explosively. and the pro-
duction OF smoke is absolutely pre-
vented and the firing becomes econom-
ical as regards consumption of fuel II
would seem that it might lead TO the
utilization of the enormous mountains
OF coal slack which cover so many
square miles OF land in the mining
districts.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
Economy of the Chinese.

The spirit of economy in the Chinese
race transcends all that can be imag-
ined. The smallest particle of matter
is utilized. The old cast-oif account
book of the merchant is cut into pieces
and oiled to serve instead Of glass In
windows or lanterns 4 coolie who has
a six-hours march with heavy burden
will return TO his point Of departure
without having broken his fast, in
order to save the two cents his break
fast would have cost away from home.
Nothing is more curious than to see
them eat. although with their famous
chopsticks they do not perform all
the wonderful feats generally suppos-
ed. Everything is served them in
bowls or saucers, and with the chop
sticks they raise the pieces OF meat or
fish to the mouth, with sufficient grace.
Each one has bowl of rice, which
he holds near his lips. and with the
aid Of the chopsticks he pushes the con-
tents into his mouth. 1t is very Curl
Gus to see them pick up with their
chOpsticks the grains or rice that fall
on the ground The children are
taught this art from their earliest
years; nothing must be lost, not even
the smallest grain. What remains of
the repast is put carefully away to be
served at another meal. Their dogs
and cats are not over-fed. as the scraps
from the table are rare.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
CHURCHES.

PRESB TERRAIN CHURCH
Preaching at 1920 a. IN. and Z p. m.
Sabbath school at noon. Junior En-
deavor at p. m. Senior Endeavor at
6 p. no. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Teachers meeting i'm
mediately following. Rev. Thornberry,
Pastor.
METHODIST,-C meeting every
Sunday morning a. $50 o'clock
Preaching at 1870 a. m. and $50 p. m.
Sunday school at II m. Epworth league
al $50 p. m. Prayer meeting ever
Thursday evening at TOO p, m. L. ;.
Smith, pastor. j. w. Witfong, class
leader ID. Frank Redd, Sabbath school
superintendent.
PROTESTANT EP!SCOPAL-St
Thomas church. Rev. Vim. Writ RAY
mond, rector. Sunday services, 1890 a.
M, 7:30 p. m. Sunday service, at noon.
Services Wednesday evenings at 1880.
Communion on holy days at I'D a. II.
CHURCH OF GOD-Garro and Wa
ter SITS. Regular services 1890 a. H.,
each Sunday. Third Sunday in each
month preaching ty j. l.. Vince; fourth
Sunday by Ii. Y. Reed. 1890 Sunday
morning and 7:30 Sunday evening. SIM
day school at IL o'clock; Eva Railsbsck
Snpt. Prayer meeting at 1880 each
Thursday exening.
UNITED BRETHREN Sunday
9:3O a. m, class meeting. 1890 a. m,
and 1870 p, m, preaching by the pastor.
IL 30 a. m, Sunday School. 500 p. m
Junior Y II. &. u. meeting. 900 p. m,
Senior Y. p. G. L. meeting. A cordial
invitation is extended TO the public.
CATHOLIC CHURCH Church lie
held on Sundays as follows: First mass
at 100 a. m. second mass at 10 a. m.
Vespers at 3 p. m. Week day mass at
7:45. Father Moench pastor.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
SCIENTIFIC TOPICS
CURRENT NOTES CT DiSCOV-
cry AND INVENTION.
An Invention to Protect Buoy Cables
An Indiana Man Puts Forth New
Idea In the Air ship Line-How Live
Stock Is Loaded.
Danger H. Domestic Filters.

Persons who rely upon domestic FL
ters to purify water for household use
will be interested to learn that, on the
authority of the State Board of Health
Of Maryland, such filters may steadily
lose efficiency until they become first
rate culture beds for bacteria, says The
Sanitarium. An example cited is that
in the case of man in Baltimore who
sends the whole water supply of his
house through large filter, and sub
sequently puts his drinking water
through one of the small domestic nj
tiers common in the market. A test
showed that on a day when the city
taps were running $40 bacteria to the
cubic centimeter the large filter was
delivering $500 bacteria in the same
quantity OF water. When the large fill
ter was placed, only nine bacteria per
centimeter got through it, but this
same water, when passed through the
small filter. came out with IL bac-
terra per centimeter. A further exam
pie cited is from the Office Of the Bal
timore Health Department, where a
filter, supposed TO be the best in the
market, was in use. The effectiveness
of that filter was so short-lived that
the preca was observed OF boil
ing the water after it was filtered.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06

tom. When the floating buoy yields to
the action of the sea or of the winds
the cable becomes taut, as shown in
the dotted lines. In Fig. l the sub
merged buoy is shown holding up the
blight of the mooring.s OF a sunken
buoy. A cable supported in this man
ner may be readily grappled and the
sunken buoy recovered. Without the
use Of the submerged buoy graphing
on rocky bottoms would be difficult,
perhaps impossible. Fig. shows a
vessel riding out gale on lee shore.
The buoy in this case is attached by
one end to the anchor chain, SO that
when dragged under the surface of the
water it will form an effective sea
anchor in addition to the anchor at the
bottom.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
New Atrshtp.

Arcidas Farmer. a resident OF Evans
vile, Ind. is claimant for honors as
the inventor OF an airship that will ac-
tually navigate the air. The top of his
ship will be cigar-shaped. The balloon
will be made of silk and filled with gas,
which will give buoyancy to carry the
necessary machinery to properly work
the ship. which will not weigh more
than 700 POUNDS. The motive power
to run the airship will be two small
gasoline engines of ten-horse power
each. They will be constructed on an