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15TH c. V. VETERAN.

George c. Carpenter, employed by the Crofut & Knapp Co.,, Norwalk, who had been ill for three months, died Friday in St. James hospital, Newark, N. J. He served in the civil war in the Eff teenth Connecticut Volunteers. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon from the residence of the deceased's sister, Mrs. John H. Baird, in Bethel
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MRS HENRY STONE.

The funeral of Mrs. Henry Stone wife of the former freight agent at Branford, was attended in Naugstuck Saturday Several from Branford were in attendance.
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MISS FANNIE SCRANTON.

The remains of Miss Fannie Scranton were brought to Branford from Mid deltown Friday. The deceased was about forty years of age. Interment was in the Center cemetery, the Rev
 Fl. w. Winkley being the officiating clergyman The arrangements were in charge of Undertaken William R. Clan
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 New Haven, May 10th, 1902. I, Eugene $. Bristol, Treasurer of the aforesaid Union Trust Co.,, do solemnly swear that the foregoing statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. EUGENE $. BRISTOL,
 Treasurer Subscribed and sworn to before me 10th day of May, 1902
 ". r. BARTLETT,
 NOlHrY pnhlic
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court.

ESTATE of MARY E. WILLIAMS late of
 New Haven. in said District, deceased.
 The Administrator, q. b. h.. having eX- hbited his administration account with said estate to this Court for allowance, it is
 ORDERED, That the 16th day of May, 1902 at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at d in said District be and the same Is an pointed for d hearing on the allowance of said account, and this Court directs that notice of the time and place of said hearing be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having a circula- ton in said District
 LIVINGSTON W. CLEAyELANp.
 m12 3tp Judges
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MRS. s. A. GLADWIN'S

...- EmpIUyn neH[ AKeNQy, 777318 102 ORANGE ST., Bowdtch Building, room 4-5. Headquarters for the best situation6; 10 years experience. Coachmen, farm hands, porters, girls for general housework, housekeepers, etc. Germans, Swedes. md others needing situations, should apply,' and those requiring superior help can bas English spoken o37
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Bargains in Black Taffetas.

27 inch Black Taffleta, every yard guaranteed--sold every day at SI.oo yard
 Monday only 79c yd
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10 inch Black Taffeta, very soft heavy quality ; regular value 75e
 Monday only 59c yd
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Sl.OO to SS.4S AUG to Sl.4S
new line, in all the wanted colors soc to $r.oo yard.
 SI.OO Black Nuns Yelling 6oc

We're selling more black goods of all kinds than in ten years. People know our blacks-know the dye and the wear and the style. We go wherever blacks are made and when we find a good one -one we can guarantee-we bring it here. Hundreds ot qualities and several weaves in plain black alone.
 Special for Monday we offer ..
 200 yards of black Nuns Veil ing from one of the most reliable makers we know-all wool, very fine lustre, 40 inches wide-our regular SI .oo quality for sec yd
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FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE offices to let, from May 1st, Chapel corner State Street GEORGE H. FORD co, a22 If
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atte al exhibit and demonstration of The "ArnOld" Goods c%I1psEN;s cGK M1MzSs;

 will repay lady of the Novelty Knitting Co.,. who is will days exhibit the these poplua without importuning purchase
  widely They healthfu sensible and designed especially beauty and economy. The "Arnod" Goods comprise in part WOMENS Robes Knit Umbrella Night Robes Accouchement Bands Underskrts, Servi. Napkins and Belts, Knit Bedroom Slippers Night Knickerbocke Gowns INFANTS Gertrude Suits Diapers, Bands, Bb Night Wrappers, Leges, Bath Aprons, complete Knit Out fit for Sra while demonstrator may explain large carry stock. \
  serviette purchaser Servete Napkins
 Very respectfully,
 CHAS. MONsoN co. s Gnfants' Department)
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BENCH room, with power and use of lathes, planer, etc, or two rooms 800 square feet), with power for light manu- facturlng. THE GRILLEY COMPANY, 424 State Street mic It
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THia1rts.

One cent word for each inssrtlont hve cents word for full week, ssvsK
 timea
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MARINE LIST. gk6GG PORT OF NEW HAVEN s1NEsa

ARRIVED. Sch Noromoega, Armstrong, Port Tampa, Fla, lumber. Sch Amelia, Thomas, New York Sch Atlas, Miller, New York. Sch Sarah Jane, Moore, Amboy
 CLEARED. Sch Expedite, Moulton, New York. Sch Myrtle, Bishop New York. Sch Yosemite, Holbrook. Rockaway. Sch H. G. Moore, Higbee.
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WANTED.

A GIRL for general housework iss small family. References required. Apply al 346 WILLOW STREET m12 2t
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FOR SALE OR RENT
FOR RENT.

COTTAGE at Woodmont. c. E. AT
 WATER, 32l Whitney Avenue. a15 If
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WANTED,
WANTED,

A NURSE girl References required AppIx 346 WILLOW STREET. m12 1t
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MAT 12 Sun Rises, 4:3S Moon Sets High Water Sun Sets, 6:59 11:44 2;06 a. m.
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WANTED
WANTED,

REAL estate in exchange for transporta- tion plant lately earning $SO0O0 nets monthly. Capable of better. FRANKLIN, o2 South Street, New York. mic Ftp
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State of Connecticut, County of New
 Haven

Haven, ss.: New Haven, May 10th, 1902 l. Thomas Hooker, Vice President of the aforesaid The New Haven Trust Company statement is true to the best of my knowl- edge and belief. THOMAS HOOKER Subscribed and sworn to before me this tenth day of May, 1902
 AMOS F. BARNES, my12 St Notary Public.
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FOR RENT.

STORE 1925 Chapel Street, corner Day
 Apply at 1923 CHAPEL STREET m27 ti
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kg@a,1lopsoe9 ks&aslIopsor(9
A Sharp Cut in
 WOmen'S Fine Suits

No matter how carefully stock is selected, reductions are bound to occur. To come too the point
 We have many tailor-ade suits. Every dealer Ill town knows this has been backward spring though not every dealer will admit it Our business has taken big jump but we made provisions for bigger one We'll get 1t it money to do it. Over hundred Of best suits going at wholesale cost and less. Be hand early Monday morning you would get the suit bargain of the season
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WANTED, SITUATION by woman to do general housework. 227 SHELTON AVE. m12 1tT
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

SIX room flat, with attic All modern im-
 provements. 103 BISHOP. m5 7tp
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WANTED.
WANTED

BEST help for any kind of work can ai.
 ways be secured here. with our long es- abolished and largest business in tho. State. We can guarantee satisfaction. Wa have more and better help than can b0s found elsewhere. We know, and have dinr carded. most of the useless class; eyery- body knows that this Is the most reliable place in the State. N. SLEEMAN. Elm. ployment Agency. 775 CHAPEL ST. tf
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WANTED,

A THOROUGHLY competent, trustworthy girl for general housework in family of four adults; must be good cook; no other need apply; references required. SS cor TAGE STREET. mig 2t
The evening world., 1902-04-21
STORY OF A DEATH
REVEALED BY SUIT.
TRAGEDY OF BUFFALO EXPO
SlTlON COMES TO LIGHT.
Mr. berry Died Day After lie "">
Told He HAD Lost
sso.O0O.

A tragedy 81 the ran-emo-i-ln cxhI-
e,tion AZ Buffalo Vas revealed today
before Justice Mareau. ~ ~" supreme
Court. Brooklyn. The fart vas made
known that John .. Berry. of New York
who had slEned = bond for $4,000 20 n
company organized 20 10 business dG ~
tn. Expedition. died the next day a''"r
he was told tina; n. rad lost the $1,000
The shock is believed % hSve hsstered
hts death
These facts came oIt through the
appi,ea,ion OF majority Of the dir"r-
tors Of the international Navigation
Company for the appointment ~ r"-
ceiver. other stockholders demanded
that q referee be named - determine
whether the statement made by tae
directors as to the nnAncia! affairs of
the concern was true.
The company was organized 70 carry
passengers between Buffalo Raf Mag
ara Falls. and Il is asserted that a. an
inducement tn subscribe 'or stock u
was announced that tl.Io ~ would 5e
taken in during tho $50 day~ - tho Es.
position. The s2foooo NJ stock Va. sold
but the company IL to-day 81 o"' IN dcat
The stockholders lost their money and
Afr. Berry's sudden death Is believed
TO have been al least partly due to -'s
los.
Justice Warren took the case under
advisement.
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MAYOR A VICTIM
OF CAR AHEAD. '
NE METROPOLITAN. AT HEARING,
LEARNS HE SUFFERED.
Company uhirrts TO Ordnance the
s'i"rmrn Recent,
Passed

Wa'u 'as .tr-neg 'o tn' Mouopo.a
nn strrst EaAvag company declared
before Mayn- tan .a.s morning tha. The
corporations l,h,-th,-car-onctd rIlc
N1rs. up lnfrstf MAYOR Low put lu:
y h1y" b~rr ,am el,d tp tex" the
7cxt alr mvsclf Ta,y turned me out %
Attorney Honrg Robinson for 'h'
Traction COMPANY dld not cSpcnd much
breath af,er th. H Irging the Mayo"
to veto the ordinance forbldding the
",ir ahead prA.tcc ~" did say
though. hat tho change IN tho Guute o:
cars was unavoidable and ordered by
inspectors 10 avoid hlockidcs.
Alderman Tim" sullivan and a mum.
ber oi others urged the Mayor to ap.
prove the ordinance. one man told how
he hal been turned out OF ear ~ FIJI
tieth street IN a rainsuorm. although h.
rad n party OF ladies with linn. anc
there was no shelter.
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graduated from Princeton IN lsoo and
rrnm th" Law school OF Columbia two
years later
y, NJ uau, Il ai, law Arm ac
-p'" You ~. aga everything Goo
good shape nav, been gp.aE crazy
.pr spmc i'm,
sutton Was rHry 'vp y'sr. DID IL
WIS .1t mtr-.,I n" Was 4 vs-y hand
-rm' man Ir' va, noted ~ cNcep-
'lnral elegance 10 rl. d-css
Thr Erv Dr sutton aas 80 overcome
-. .'H grief ~ ~" news " his son : death
fH,' H, u,u'i with difficulty speak
80 could ar.r no explanation " the
sui..'' except 'htt his tuN must have
n."u f'nrp. .trtlv insane ~" would not
hfs. loose, .uH rH-tI'nr" ~ the cousin
Is ug bury 10y tell aOou' the approach.
lyG marriage
S4i'on'- .,th.r IL nearly ciEh'y years
IUl IuN Fl. IH poor health H' lz a
,"rlnuuti"d minister ut tho rr".by.
fUrflu "H4T 10
pr N~N'pu aid that Mr. sutton :
fears chat Doe Hga gpiuc y.iLN N'T' aH.
fH.uI,i H. Rss suffering from EuIt
40 NtS 80 = bachelor thinner ON Sa'gr
las night an rr >-V'pr stid he hat
ul doubt taNt Hu a,ut" attack "'
Indigestion had stHf fhH Euu' - the
.fniu and that VI Sgtfnu'~ suicide ~,
.n. rn-I'' "' the consequent mental 'h-
,rrltiuu
q letters
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BEATEN BY POLICE,
WON'T COMPLAIN.
SAlOON.KEEPER STARTED
TO TELL STORY.
Then, In Court. Omc~r. Talked Z"
Him aud H~ stopped
short.

when Ch,r'es Anderson r'7on'
s.sp--. ~ y" .5s Sands street Brook
'rn. vas arr,irr.i In Adsm' street
Polc. court tni. morning chsrsef Nitn
medication ,~ told M,Ei.trNte Kramer
nat he ~ss tho victim ~ \ police out
age Tho Magistrate told MIN 20 make
4, complaint against the policeman.
Anderson started FOR the desk ~ ti-
complaint clerk vas met hy tso poli''-
men. who talked n him, and then Il. an.
rourccd tha, M would MAKE 10 ON
plalu, h-c,us- ne yss aiTarf There'
,,por the Magistrate rnsi him y
According tn And-rs"r's story. there
"a. = disturbance in his .,lnon SatIr-
day night ne could not mi 4 policeman
and ,eisphonsd IN PolIc. ii"siaUart"rs
\ patrol wagon Sith r0undsmNn ana
four policemen responded
Tat policemen -er" irs-y r-rap..
ta-y mad nN-n called out NJ oei. Andsr
son said. and they projected 20 make
aim sorry lie had s-nt TO- them TIE,
hlscked his ~:". smashed his nose.
shifted the position o. his left jaw ami
jumped his r1untenancr generally
Then they locked hin up BI AHi-r-
sna would not swear 10 t-is after ne
mad talked to tn. policemen lie said
ne was aNerse tn ,AAiuI ,n' bread I1d
butter on, NJ snynrdys mouth Fer
the policemen Rounismnn - Laurr!,r.
who wears medals fur saving .iNcs A.
rrsS said tha, Anderson was certainly
drunk. that no resisted arrest ,ri that
he sas Injured by falling against the
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CENTENAR|AN HAS
TOWN CELEBRATION
. Joy IN BlACKWO0D BECAUSE
JONAS lIVERMORE is 100.
Old Man Distributed si1."oo
Among Heirs Four NeHrs >go so
as Not to Keep Them WAITING.
lsr..-.L tn II. r,.aL-r ~

CAMDEN. April q The town ~
Blacksooi r. taking holiday H"rnls"
Jonas Llv.rmore j. hundred y"rgs .i
to-day. lie lived a. BlackNnnd seventy
years -Four vcirs az, Boo iyiid
800. 90 among hts uc.rs because was
afraid he would oltIiyH iH'm. "A. mas
enough left - I've 900 luxury
Livermore smok. 'ne, pH' -n' .E
and never tried j. H.alu %, tnHn-
little whlsk,' is good fHr ta u.i m1a.
bat bad Tor 4 young uu,. Iio r.r"s tt
dawn. walks mile daily, works lt'l"
tr1ck garden fai appears %, more aged
than a man o! sixty
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Lori G. Taylor:
An Unrivalled Assortment of
WoWeu'S Sk0CkzuoS.

Among which Black Openwork Ise Thread
Richelieu and Rembrandt Ribbed Plain Lisle i'll medium
and gauze weights Black Cotton Ribbed and Openwork
Plain Black Cotton in heavy, medium and light weights,
pair for sI.oo. 35c. per pair.
Black Lzsle Thread Hose,
in aover openwork and openwork instep polka dots in
black and white, blue and white and tan and white also
some Novelty Hosea 45c. per pair or pair for s's5
Black Silk Hose. s135 per pair, value ss.oo
Six Stockings,
with soes openwork effects lace inserted
enbroiderics in exclusive styles up to 5000 pair
Broadway & goth St.
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WOmen's Underwear.

IMPORTED SWISS spun SILK VESTS in white
sky and pink. front and trimmed with new
designs Of hand crochet; everywhere shown
the price is 81. 90 per garment. crc......... o5
SILK SWISS RIBBED VESTS. ire quality light
weight low neck and sleeveless. with deep hand
crochet in front and AT back OF yoke white and
colors: good value at 81. .25. special at ...... -
WoMENS FLAT WHITE NERlNO UNDER
WEAR. three-fourths wool non-shrinkabe. vests
with high neck. long short sleeves; actual 40
value VI. 90 per garment. special at........... 40
IMPORTED SWISS RIBBED LISLE THREAD
VESTS. white. pink. sky and lavender, lew neck
sleeveless and low neck with short sleeves =,
fne quality: regular value soc. here for ..... -
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CROKER NOT TO COME.
DeImour Declares Chi-f Won, Ne
Here In August.

Whispering Larry DcImour declares
that croker - not coming home Aug !
Deimour say. he has heard from
Croker and he knows taat he would
have been told 1. the Big Chief sss
to nc here IN August
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Mems Underwear.

CARTWRIGHT & WARMERS MEDIUM AND
LIGHT WEIGHT white and natural mcrno. all
wool. or silk and wool underwear guaranteed TO
shrink. Prices per garment.
Sl.50. $500, $3.50, $500 and s3.25.
NORFOLK and NEW BRUNSWICK
medium weight white wool per garment SI.DU
Finer grades at 81 and Sli5 in natural or white.
GERMAN MADE SANITARY WOOL. UNDER
WEAR. in natural and white. extra nne FIN
ish. light weight. per garment SI.Z0
Medium weight sl6o per garment. Value sl.'o TO
S225
Domestic Babrlggan Shirts and Drawers OF We
shirts with long short sleeves drawers have Frerl
SOC. garment during this sale
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snd than went hack 10 lis room. ca.!!ns
for pcr. luk aud paper
~ -" ~ a h"lib'y on Sg'ton's for- saw
nm come oI, ~ he Ioin and drop a
number ~ Letters ,u t1s mail chIte.
That vas IN. last seen ~ him alive
Ear'g 'Hs mornaE number Z YOUNG
mon ehm- - ;ae Manhattan Hotel and
called for P-Dpr.r.u- Patch
Thcy were greatly excited Taev sah
wtH them lc''rrs from Sutton which
seemed to iui.an'c Tat D., had killed
himself
Nr Patch Immediately won't to SUIT
tons room. leaving his friends below
sutton had removed his coat and shot
himself behind 'N" rIght t- IT," wa
dead ana the body was cold
pu .hc Pin 3shipn 800 the bureau was
this note
please notify my lawyer. Jordan l..
E.l.rs Iot,l lorraine
~ the ono. og H0ils. wAsncr & Hurs
h,ri b, ras said that the young man
was ,t .ho oniee saturday in no nor
mai frame of mud
HAD Br-n ."ing 'rnry.
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0OC.OO dlIU 04V.CO.
Sale of Knit Underwear.

o nediu
o
COST
f dry
Gernn fac
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$50, $500, $3.50, $500 and 1928.
seniss'5f' ssiiss df Good UndermuSlinS.

The w the pronounced this Sale Muslin Underwear because
know here
o refu
il
dlMhe anuaies
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WOMENS FINE LIGHT WEIGHT IMPORTED
SWISS RIBBED VESTS. low neck and sleeveless
,sped at neck and arms. white only. real value -,
lJc.. remarkably cheap at. ................ Il
DOMESTIC WHITE ilSIE THREAD VESTS.
low neck and sleeveless with deep lace In front,
around arms and n back of yoke. R!cheeu or sin
gle ribs. Tery pliable and elastic; regular 35c. ,o
WOMENS ITALIAN KNIT SILK UNDER
WEAR. complete bridal trousscau, embracing vest.
corset cover. chemse skirts. pants. union suits
and pajamas. eXqusi'ely hand-fnishcd exclusive
designs embroidered or lace trimmed, in pink, blue
and white.
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MEMS GENUINE FRENCH BALBRIGGAN
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. shirts with long or short
sleeves. French neck. pearl buttons. drawers re.
inforcod with large double seats, inseam long
.ho.i: all sizes up to 50 in the better garments:
heretofore offered at 75c., Observation-Disclosures. 50
VERY wELl~KNowN MAKE OF FINE
QUALITY MEDIUM WEIGHT NATURAL WOOL
OR WHITE MERI%o SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
,elf-hnished. pearl buttons. ali double stitched:
actual value sloo per garment, during this a.,
GALE .................. ~
N durnble annty eXceIlent finish. pearl buttons
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Drawers.

OTdWCtS,
Cambria, with deep hcms,itct
tucked lawn ruftle and hem.
stitch tucks above. Also mus.
lin Drawers, with choice EN-.
broidery rufiie aud ,ucks ro
above. ~
Cambria umbrella Drawers. with
lace insertion in rufile and edging;
tucks above. also cambria Draw
ers with deep ruf'le OF choice ~
embroidery ry............... 70
Cambria Drawers. with hem
stitch RUNE and tuck above. ~
sPccId! at t....,.. 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07
POWERFUL WAR AUTO CAR.
Machine For Road and Rail Capa-
bic Of rnrrrIng Three Guns.

bic OF carrying 1hree Gums.
Messrs. Vicl.ers, Sons & Maxim have
ordered from the inventor. Mr.. Fred
erick Simms. an experimental armor
protected rosd and rail motor car, says
the New York Herald. This car was
formally exhibited by Mr.. Simms on
the terrace of the crystal palace Lon
don. Mr. Simms has designed really
powerful motor carriage. with q frame
suited TO support the weight of heavy
armor protection. This frame Is rec
tangular and constructed Of heavy
steel channels. Careful study has been
given in order TO combine in the ma
chine the greatest strength with the
minimum of weight. The idea is that
thu car should be substantial enough
to support If necessary a weight Of
twelve tons, but II Is not anticipated
that it will often be called upon to car
ry more than six tons. The engine
which supplies the motive power is
sixteen horsepower four cylinder by
drocarbon engine Of the Daimler type,
with the Slmms Bosch magnetic electric
| ignition and timing gear. The fuel burn
ed is petrol. for which tanks are sup
| piled underneath the main frame. capa.
! bic of giving the car n run Of 200 miles.
| The speed gear is on the Connstatt
| principle, with four definite speeds
! I. e., one and a half, three, five and
nine miles per hour But on an
emergency, by means Of the acceler-
ator. these speeds can be increased %
per cent. The steering gear Is of the
Ackermann type. controlled by hand
wheel. The diameter of the driving
wheels is feet and the width of the
tire for road work inches. The di.
ameter of the steering wheel is 3 feet,
with tire Of 31a inches. Thus II will
be seen that for road work or traction
Mr.. Simms has designed a car of use
full power. To make It a serviceable
war machine he has developed 1t in an
outer screen of Vickers steel armor. The
armor itself is of crinoline shape and is
provided with ram at each end. The
extreme length of the armor. which Is
eighteen inches off the ground, from
point to point OF the rams is twenty
eight feet. The extreme beam is eight
feet and the height ten feet. The car
therefore, presents the appearance oi
the stripped hull of n man-of-war II
miniature. 1t is equipped with tive
pompoms and two MaXims on ship:
mountings. 1t can carry 10000 rounds
of small arm ammunition, and the cal
has also. at n pinch, carrying capacit!
for twenty men.
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Dumont 10 Fly over Alps.

The municipal council of Chamonix
has just granted the use of a plot OF
land TO NJ. Santos-Dumont for the cree
ton of an aerodrome, says the London
Express. Work will be begun at once
under the direction of NJ. Henri Du-
montet NJ. Dumont will undertake va
rious Alpine trips, and an attempt will
be made 10 cross the Alps in his flying
machine. He will also explore certain
unknown portions OF the Mont Blanc
chain never yet visited by human be
ings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07
WHAT A PRINCE EXPECTED
Little Edward Thought British King
Would Ride an Elephant.

Prince Edward of York. the Prince
Of Wales oldest son, who will be king
some time II he lives. will be eight
years old n few days before his grand
father is crowned and is taking as live
ly an interest In the preparations fol
the coronation as would be expected
from a boy of his age. writes the New
York Worlds London correspondent.
He is said to have expressed pro
found disgust and disappointment a
hearing that the royal party will ride
on horses or in carriages In the corona
ton procession. He thought that OF
such gala occasion they might a
least be mounted on elephants anC
camels from the zoo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07
MckINNE EY.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Mckinney. I. T.. May "A fine rain
fell here last night which was very
beneficial to all crops, especially the
oats, prospects for fine crops are very
flattering. and our farmers are about
up with their work.
Several attended the funeral ser.
vices at New Hope today.
A. Zellner and wife of near Ardmore
and a Mr. Irwin. of Arkansaw, (the
latter brother of Mrs. ~ were here
last week visiting relatives.
w. T. and Green Morgan received
a letter from their mother at stephen
sville, Texas. this evening stating that
their father was not expected to live
the boys left at once for his bedside
Mr.. Joe Ijams, of Corinth. Miss.
was here this week visiting his ole
Mississippi friends. Mr.. Ijams expects
to return to Corinth in a few days, bu
has about 105 degrees of Territory fe
yer which will likely cause his return
shortly to the Territory we need al
such men as Mr.. Ijams that we car
get.
Henry Zellner and family are visit
ing relatives at Brock since Friday
We failed to report the singing a
J. L. Buckley's last Sunday night.
b. b. Beckham and family visite
since Saturday near Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-07
In May.

I stroll along the countryside in the fresh
days OF May.
with memories OF the old sweet life that
lie so far away.
And scarce a rustic stirs the leaves where.
with timid whir.
There nits a vagrant spark of fire. the
scarlet tanager.
The bee drones rise and die again. and by
the woodland stream
The redhead's drumming sounds as faint
as nall beats In a dream.
Then. 10. beside . ruined fence Wild roses
greet the eye.
The blossomsd echoes Of the songs sung
In the years gone by.
VIII T. Hale In New Togk TtmsA