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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-07

Shirt waists that full at the shoulders suit
many figures better than any other sort and make
admirable additions to the wardrobe The stylish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-07
GREETINGS FOR AN INVALID.

Mrs barley Randall, of New-Jersey makes a
plea for some helpful rays of cheer for Cora C.
ZONES an invalid girl of nineteen years, who lives
ar TuttreI Ala Her birthday is June 10. and
anv articles of clothing will be especially welcome,
as she is extremely poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-07
DEATH OF AN AGED MEMBER.

President Of the T. S. s.: write to let you know
Of the death OF an aged member, my mother' MIS-
R. Karringer of Red Hook. She has been with
m. since August and the last work she ever did
was for the society. I sent you the outing flannel
quilt she wished given to some old lady. She was
in her eghty-seventh year. but had all her facul-
ties to the last. simply passing away from OLD
age. She always so interested IN the sun
shine work and never missed a day in reading the
Sunshine column until a few days before she left
ms T trv to do all 1 can q T. S. S. member and
hone ever to be a source Of sunshine TO some one
Yours truly, (hrsl =. NJ ~ 1NhI--''
Tarrytown, n. Y, June l. 1902.
An Unborn charm of graciousness
Made sweet her smile and tone
The dear Lords best interpreters
Are humble human souls
The gospel of a life like hers
Is more than books or scrolls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-07

FRANKS AND PRACTICAL JOKES
of the boys in our regiments at State Camp.
They combine pleasure with business. In
to-morrows Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-07
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

A TISSUE PAPER PATTERN OF woMAN's
SHIRT WAIST, NO. ALSO, FOR 10 CENTS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18
Oferta Dla uaszych Czytelnikow.

u OSLEMY kazdemu czytelnikowi W1ARusA DOLAROWY -.
: pakiecik VITAE ORE, op}acajac nawet koszt PRZESYLKL,
Bed1ie On z,xie1aa ilosd dostatee.ns IA saiy miesiso kqraoyi i potrzeba
pos}uzylo mu lepiej, anMeli wszystkie inne dotychczas znane i uzywane
1ekarstwa. starajcie sic to dobrze zrozumiet. Me chcemy placy, jesli
Wan dobr,e uezyni Ny ryyl njenyz !. Wy mic. Vitae; Orc Jest
ma 2 ziemi, jak srebro i zloto potrzebdjje lat 90 do o1ydacyiL zaviera
pierwiastki zelaza, sarki ! magnezyi, = jeden pakiecik tego m lyle lecz-
niczej mocy co 500 galondw najlepszej mineralnej woody 2 zrodeI zdro-
wotnych. Jest to czysto geologiczne odkrycie bz dodatkdw lub uimy
jakiejkolwiek: Jest ono driven stulscia j leczy take choroby, jaf
gardla, merck, watroby, Peohs1zas zolfdka, ns3zsd6w Iodnychu kobiet,
siace ludzi poswiadczy i jk kazdy sam sic mole przekonaG, piazgc do
mas . te lekarstwo. Podaj wick, pleei rodzaj choroby.
i bedzie nam z vyleo.saie rasieo.ny, gdy wyleay ehogeby, it6res1f Is
ME. 1sdany tyiLo 81 spr5boxa dozviadozyl tsgo 1elarstas i. n IS
tosat. Poslj DO mas 20 taxi palieeik pod.j = fareie.. pocrto~veji pod
adresem 8a ##@MM&I N#.s.S%#s
~ HI e.,.ng, !, I. 4, so, -, 81 I. ri IL, cli,s. III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18
IS@NyaNWSI W#H.asI NaFMHMNNM MsSF# NlNHaFsa
llldi1,,, i,Saa ZaWiefAlJe1 y
D]1ulllDeka sAAlrr,yii. < K.rssIkls.ssa,a k tdswsfsii1
piiousnek i1ldss,wYJoeh. mocclhfej
opra wIe.I Csnar.a..5. J = %. g
Buha Pss5m Sp;ato,ovch d. &.

g 1'sesne o'scsat0acych..F.s..S
Gratulam oratzzY p,esn ueselne ~
mtodzlencos druzb6w. awie-s
rsjacy: Z!aaprosiinY % est go
OraacYe wssselue Pioslak We
seine. Csna 800. ]. !. 20
zy,ooh spietych Paas1id. po-
dug ns1lepszYch zr6dei wyiytychs
2 dsiei OJcow ] Doktorow Ko6ciofasx
~ oprscoWane, kolorow8 kars37
tYtuiows 4 3miu kolornwemI obra-
xsni, naj0owsze wvdanie pana
ksr6ln Mark, Mixoiowie. %
ssslaaskn (.upeinie inne ,.Zywoty
Swl.tych". jsk owe pnfnsxrowaue.
Jake to doted sprsedswali rcsnajci
podr6zniacy sg-nci).... $500
AAas Hastoryi Naturaln0 : 100
ohrssksmi ludzi, zwIefzat cswo.
roao4n.ch ptak6w. ryb, gadow.
0wad6w It'd. . stakstsm Fel,kse
Wermlhsklsgo.. 80. rs ct.
Dzisjs Nurodu Rlskis0o
(J6zefa Oh o OF We K 9 e o.
ozdob,one Iicznsmi obrazkanll. !
Ops teRo wszy.,klego co sle dzla1c
y Polscs Cd ACKNOWLEDGMENT csa~
SOW, szozeg6ln,e "a kr6l6v poia
sklch, % do lat ostaialch. 4Oct.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18

1nids Sp5s ksI4 lI ~ nla.bo:
keeff1as,tw,a .sw 5o2.to,bDsj " swslls
biaaissmllj kIadkamiisz kOgci slonibol,9s
wsJ, ze xipcaon,Iyymf1B brsrggiiis,nnn. "
kslalnuesrisaa s--- ii i q 40 y q
p3T I Z en q . I .l 4 ssn1t 7 4 ( .5=
Aaid9 ssr6S Y psrsdne oprrarr
vie 2 czzsaruejj sktdry. wwytiocszot-
nyln na ootkaiadce slocoDYm. kkTzys,
sykliilem,, sz4ocons brzeg'. klsiner.
ka. ...t.. LOO.
Anid1 Strdg tstazxa 10 nabo-
lzsndstwa Ola k4tolick,eJ miedziezy
~ nnli,te;jjs,zym formacie y wsra~
niAisj opraw,e 2 czerwone !.
90 aksamllu. : wytiocscnym'
IA oktadce zioconym KrzyzJkiem,
ze zfuconymni brzegami.... 4Oc
W;anek Maryi (W,sDek k g
o1cl Nsjswlets1ej MarYI Paonv) :
wYtiocsoEYm obraskiem ne oklad~
&C : zisoonym br1eg.em zto-
conym tytullklem !. . !. ...... 4l.Oo
t. eamA ksl4tka 2 oknciem ! Ia
meczklem .............l.25
Wyborek czyll kr6tki spos6b
nabozenstwa cods,eEnego opravny
y droga sk9rke zsosucism j kla-
merk4 : slooonym krzy1Ykiem ma
okladoe j Elotym tYtuiiklsm 60 9
Ks. Arcybiskupa Dunina ksia4-
Ia do n~abozehs.wa (Bisknpka) "
paradneJ opraYie ze xloconyms
tytuiem z}ocoDs .brzegl Z okuoiem
klamra (dIa kobiet).... $l,75
Ks. Arcyb,skupa Dunsna ksiaz
ka do n~abozenstwa lBlskupka) v
mocoej p'eknej oprawie ze ztoco-
nym brzegiem Cola koblet) $3.50
KsiAzki rozmalte.
Kantyczks. - Pastoralki i ko-
ledy czyh plosskl weso}e ludu v
c1ssle SWAT Bozego Narodzenla
pc domach 6piewane........ rs
Malowniczy opiis Polski csYli
Geografia oiczystego kraju, z licz1
mem, obrazkami mapa. Zawiera
przesz1o IS stronic... 80. So G.
Kieszmkowy StoNn,k Polsko-
angielskl ang,elsko- polski uto-
4opy przez Antonlego ParYsk,eqo
wras ..Eauka wymowy n
giolskiej'.. .... ......... 81 90
Ahksandra Modkki Slownik Pole
ko Angielski Ang,elsko-Polskl
" mocne1 oprawie ID ztooonemi
tytullKami. Cena..........44 $500
lioanki, Dumks arye nsro.
dove (oprawne).. ........... as 9 /,
Wybor pie;ni narodo,cych, " kt6-
rym zna]duia sle: dumki, age,
marsze krakowiakl, maaa.Y,
p,esni pstryotyczne. w"jer
h%,storyoane 'td.......... 500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18
I6resp)iol|all(|d1ls| I'd |llallIl ~
Essfs8s -----A.-<E - S9s9Ha
" spring valIey III.

re Spring Valley, . y
Dnia 100 Siie'rppnia |. ). tuttejjsi5
Litwini =wwzziieli znoWu rurs z sl'zra
4 ssto,ply 9 cali dfuggee 9 p cali
g;rulbq w. :natadowaalii: p aos,lrel a dc.
str:zselania - 80 kawalkami ggrruboeggoo.
zela,za WE sk,iierowali do @okna ks.
KAHN Ambrozaitis - zapalili lont
i uciekli - rano . % nastaapii}f
! wybuch okropny. lynn razem
reka zbrodnicza by}a c~elniejszsa -
kule prrzesz}y ma wylot przeszz s zSia--.
ny, j tax obje1y sypialnie - z z
gdyby sig. tam byl ks. znajdowaf,
by1ky ma miejscu abity. Ma
s~zczescie spa} " innej sypialni ~
ztad uszedl zamachu - zrzadzono
tylko szkode ma kilkadziesiat dola-
row. I.
Pc takim powt6rnem zamachu,
ks. Ambrozaitis przeni6sf sic do x.
Skulika do La Sale, gdzie oczeku-
je ma powrot Najprzew. x. Bisklu-
pa Spalding, ably mu dal lima po-
sade. - Vice %jeszcze ME jest asy-
stentem W Chicago = ami koscio}a
x. biskup j~eszcze ME dal zamknaec
- ks. ma klucze cd kosciola.
Powodem tych zamach6w, byly
nieporozumienia miedzy ksiedzem
i komitetem kazdy chcia} try
mac kase koscielna. Jakkolwiek "
tax kr6tkim czasie cd IA Listopada
r. zeszlego do lgo Sierpnia +. b.
skolektowali znaczna sumo $l4s3.0o
a dlugu mieli ma dw6ch hypote-
kach $4,000 to jednak Mkt sig
ME stara} ably dug sp}acic mo-
wiono zawsze MECH zaplaci biskup!
i tax sic tez sta}o. - Chcieli kuFic
dom sasiedni ma plebania "a $4,000
ale ma dlugi - a Najprzew. x.
Bi,kup chetnieby sic by} ma to
zgodzif = ale .mieli wprz6d stare
dfugi zapfacic "a tego ME chcieli
uczynic.
A gdyby choc byli kosci6}
dbali ~ ale gdziez tam! Okno
mad wielkiemi> drzwiami cd trzech
lat deskami zabite - tynk (plaster)
" koscicle zewszad spada - a Mkt
0 to ME dba,, tylko 0 pieniadze!!! =
Naturalnie, lud widzac taxi porzae-
dek zniecheci sic do dawania pie
niedzy - a Iii skorzystaja 2 tego,
m6wiac: ME widzicie ze my wan
prawde m6wimy....
Jeden z parafii
Springwallskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18


sie Manic amigo idiiaA \ S Is
mi'ejjjsc 81 .Euggeniiuuisz sri dlzis'
6miierrciia wietczinssa, eli lecz f Fstnilis
spozostaa1Eaa s r,1'r I 1uIs5i5 roozpPtaczyy.
EOby Bog ich p.ociesszyl, Eugge.
niuszz 1byl mto f1i \ ppelnsym enc e
! wary. Mech Nice NJ ta t'l''sa zie-.
mia llekkae beedzie. III.
Kajdaniarz Cd /, swistkIa'' mo
WI sic dopuscil zbro1dni, "a l kt6re
zasluguje ma cieggi, ale trudno, on
podioscia pprzesdiiaeHkl{ ma ma wylot, ma ma
mawiajac cz}owieka najpodlejszeggoc
A. Shiffera, kt6ry sic za.jjmujje zbie-
raniem gnat6w " zaulkach, clio
wick ten : namowy kajdaniarza,
rozpuscil wieSc re A. N. mial do
niego strzelac, kiedy A. n. 4otra
shiffera chciaf dad wpakowat do
Eiezienia, ten uciekl, ale "a po-
dlos6 i podm6wienie, odpowiadac
bedzie kajdaniarz Cd ,,Swistka".
Syn Marcina Kowalskiego,
pracowaf U Prawdziarza jake zecer,
lecz kiedy przez pewien czas ME
dostaf zadnej zaplaty, ojciec kauai
szuka6 ch1opakowi innej piracy,
kt6ra tez dosta1 W tartaku. Ia kilka
dni, p%rzychodzi do oh. .Kowalskie:-
go, oszust p, i prosif zeby chlopak
przyszedf napoWr6t, re dostanie
wszystko zapiacone, i re mu bedzie
co tydzien ~wyplacac. Ojciec postal
zch1opca napowr6t do oszusta Praw-
ldziarza, myslac re tenze m6wi
prawde, DO ma Boga sic zaprzysie-
gal, lecz upfYna} tydzieh jeden,
drugi, t%rzeci, czwarty piaty, oszust
~odprawia ch}opca cd piracy ME da-
lac mu ami certa, a nalezy sic
ch1opcu $500. Czy to ME podfost,
ukrzywdziG biedna familia. Praw-.
dziarz, przez swe niedorzecznosci
ME ma dis zadnego z~naczenia
wsr6d tutejszej Polonii, to tez sic
kuma z gnaciarzem - bardzo st6-
sowne kolezanstwo.
Prawdziarz ME mogac odpo-
wiedziec ,,Sepowi' ma pytania Pc
stawione W ostatnim W1ARUs1E,
poniewaz takowe uzasadnione
prawda, zbywa %milczeniem, a roz-
e1asza W SVEN ,,Swlstku" re shi-
fer m6wi prawde, tax to bywa:
zlodziej broni z}odzieja.
Delegaci ch6r6w Dzwonu i
Kaliny, z Sejmu Zwiazku Spiewa-
k6w Polskich W Chicago powr6cili
" sobote, ucieszeni, re Zjazd odbyl
sic ma korzy6c ca}ego spo}eczehstwa
W Ameryce.
DIS, kiedy korespondencya
odchodzi do WIARUsA, rozpoczyna
sic konwencya demokratyczna. Me
wicdziec kto zwyciezy, czy Major
.miasta, czy tez Przybyszewski,
kt6rego wymalowa}a tutejsza an
gielska gazeta ma oslo, trzymajace-
go ogon, "a ber}o, obaj nbiegaja
sic 0 kasyerstwo powiatowe.
SEP.
W KSIEGARNI
-rH X
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW b.

w NIEDZIELE zeszla obcho-
dill ks. Jan Meier proboszcz ME
mieckiej paraii IS letnl ]uo'leosz
kap}anstwa. w kosciele uroczy-
stos6 odbyfa sig " obecnoScl KS
h;slnna q wieczorem W hall szkol-
nei urzadzono zabawe z mowami'
spiewami i muzyka. KS. Me]era
oblarzono W tym dniu ogromna
i1oscia podarunk6w odpowiednich,
nomiedzy kt6rymi znajdowaf sic
zloty kielich, kosztowny mszaf'
rozmaite srebrne rzeczy, a " koncu
prezent W got6wce. Niemcy, cho-
ciaz czesto ME zgadzaja sic z zamla-
rami swego ks. p~roboszcza' Przec1ez
pokazali, ze szanowa6 i uczclc po-
trafa kap}ana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18

w PONIEDZIAKEK mad ra-
mem umar1 Jan Stoltman, starry
obywatel Winonski, ma wodna opu-
chine. Zaniem6gt pred kilku ty-
godniami i juz ME powstaf. Me
boszczyk liozy} lat blisko osmdzie,
siat, ale ME sadzono go tax sedzl-
wym, DO do ostatnich dni wyglada{
rzesko i trzymat sic SLIME. Pogrzeb
odbyl sic W srode o 9-te] godzlnle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18
w ZESZKY WTOREK,

w ZESZkY WTOREK, W
kosciele sw. Stanislawa Kostki, po-
bfogos}awiony zosta} zwiaazek mai
zehski pomiedzy panem Janem
Kulikiem z Independence, Wis, a
panna Maryanna ~Jazdzewskae, 2
Winony. Aktu slubnego dopefni}
miejscowy proboszcz wielebny ks
J. Pacholski. Szcze6c Boze m{odej
pare!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18

Mllcxaco cierpi3cy.
Bardzo wiele niewlast cierpiacycb
rozmaite delegliwosci znosza cier-
pllwie l m~ilczacc ten CIGAR wierrzaec
zarazem re Ola Mich ME ma juz srod.
k6w do wyleczenla Miedzy 3 .temi
dslegliwo6ciaml pajzwyczajniejsza
Jest ASTHMA Pewna " podeszfych
latach PAM odwicdzila nas pred pa
ru d.iami i z wdsiecznescia opowia
da4a O rezultocie Trinera Leczni-
czego Gorzkiego VIVA Trluer's
American Elixir of Bitter Wine
twierdzi ona re jest to jedyny src-
dek kt6ry wyleczy} ja z astmy Da
sic to }atwo wyt}omaczyG Lekar-
stwo to przyprowadza w~szystkie
organa do ich naturalnego dzia}ania
wzmacnia ]ei W ten spos6b zablia
wszystkie zarodki choroby. Oddech
robi sic lekki traw'enie regalarne q
Gale ciato czuje sic zupe}nie 3D.
swiezone Trlnera Lecznicze Gorzkie
Vino jest niezr6wnanym c%zyfciole-
lem krwi wzmocnieniem zo}adka
Ma sprzedarz we wszystkich
aptekach lub tel u fabrykanta J67e-
f. Trinera 799 s. Ashland Avenue
Chicago, Ills.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18

z CZWARTKU ma pistek
mielismy tn pierwszy mrdz " tym
sezonie, ktdry ~wyrzadzif wielkie
szkody W ogrodach, tax " miescie
jak i okolicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18

~&G .E&%E s&t a. sE.E% ~ &
Leczy wszystkie choroby: nerwowe
i chroniczne jake to: Epilep-
sya (wielka ohoroba) paraliz, ASTHMA,
reumatyzm, kaszle, zawrot ggfowy,
wyrzuty sk6rne, otwory %cielesne,
katar zoladka i kiszek, choroby
maciczne, neuralgia, Dol gglowy it'd.
Choroby prywatne, obojga pfcl,
| g%onorrhea, stryktura, varocoele,
syphilis i. 7. q.
Wszystkie korespond5[ee,ncye Sc
kretne.
Setkii podziekowah nad.clhhloDdizae
dziennie cd jeggo pacyentow..
Me czekaicie tylko p,iiszciee !
leczcie gig, DO moze bye "a Poznlo.
| z Dr. v olski
wINollN'A, MINI M
PorAda darllaao<l. .
The age-herald., 1902-05-05
MURDER STILL
 YELLED IN MYSTERY
POLICE HAVE NO CLUE AS TO AS- SASSIN WHO FIRED FATAL SHOT AT D. T. GRANEY-SEV. ERAL THEORIES ADVANCED.

The police are still in the dark as to the murderer of D. T. Graney, who was found dead, lying across the pavement at Nineteenth street and Tenth alley Satur- day night about 9:o5 o'clock. They have absolutely no clue.
 One of the theories Is that an enemy committed the crime. Although Detective Waldrop and Policeman Jordan worked on it m any hours, they failed to find any one with whom the dead man had ever had a quarrel. They found that he had many friends and no enemies.
 Another theory is that robbery was the motive The officers are trying to trace Graneys every step from the time he left home until he was found dead ten minutes after the shot was fired which killed him. They want to discover If he spent any money, or exhibited any. They have found nothing that would lead to the belief that he was murdered for rob- bery.
 A third theory Is that the same man killed him who robbed MT. c. H. Schweit- ger on Sixth avenue and Seventeenth street The police have very ague de- scription of the highwayman and they are trying to locate him.
The age-herald., 1902-05-05
PHYSICIAN KILLS
 HIMSELF IN FIGHT
FINDING HIMSELF cORNERED BY DETECTIVES MAKES A HARD FIGHT THEN PLACES REVoLv. FIR TO NOSE AND FIRES,

Los Angeles. Cal, May 4.-In a pistol fight with detectives here today pr. E.. w. Aldrch of Chicago was killed while city Detective Hawley was severely wounded The fight occurred at the offices of Dr. Aldrich and followed an attempt of Captain of Detectives Bradish and City Detective Hawley to serve requisi- ton papers for the return of Aldrich to Chicago where he was wanted on charges of perjury and bigamy.
 As soon as Aldrich realized the purport of the papers he seized a pistol lying on his desk, but before he could use it he was seized by Bradish and Hawley. In the scuffle Aldrich placed the revolver to Hawley's back and fired, the bullet lodg- ing in the muscles of the back. Shaking off the officers Aldrich rushed into his private office and began firing through the glass door. Bradish fired back through the. door the bullet striking Aldrich two inches below the navel, perforating thu bowels. Seeing that he was cornered Ald- rich placed the muzzle of the revolver to his nostrils and pulled the trigger. The bullet entered the brain and he died instantly.
 Not much Is known of Aldrich in this oity He came here some time ago and opened sumptuously furnished offices in the Savoy hotel.
The age-herald., 1902-05-05
TWO KILLED AND
 SCORES INJURED
FATAL HEAD END COLLISION BE- TWEEN EMIGRANT TRAIN AND FAST FREIGHT NEAR ROCK WOOD ON B. & 0.

Connelsville, Pa, May 1.-Two persons were killed and forty-fve injured, two probably fatally in bad head-end collision between an emigrant train and a fast freight near Redwood on the Connells- vile division of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad today The dead are:
 A. D. Venturer.
 Nicolai Sakiei, two Italian emigrants
 The fatally injured are:
 B. F. Smallwood news boy on the emil grant train.
 Dominica Pedashoi Italian.
 t'orty-fve Italian emigrants. the ma- jority of them men, were injured but none of their injuries are serious enough to warrant their removal to the hospital
 The scene of the wreck is a haIf mile west of Redwood. The emigrant train was late out of Cumberland and had been given time at the telegraph office along the line. It was hauling ten coaches of Italian emigrants. The fast freight east bound, was hauling twenty-two loads of merchandise. When the crash came the baggage car and the three coaches next were almost demolished. Almost every occupant was cut and bruised by the shower of broken glass. A number were pinioned beneath the wreckage and their cries for aid in the foreign tongue, were dreadful to hear. The trainmen, aided by the willing emigrants who were rid ing in the rear cars, worked hard to re- lease the sufferers. Smallwood, the news boy was caught in a terrible position and he suffered for almost an hour before he was released. Fire started several times but was extinguished before any damage was done.
 The cause of the wreck as rumored among railroads here, is that the freight was running a lap on the passenger trains time when the collison occurred, but this has not been proven
The age-herald., 1902-05-05
AIRSHIP TRIAL
 PROVES SUCCESS
BRAZILIAN AERONAUT AscENDS IN THREATENING WEATHER AND AFTER SEVERAL MANEu. VERs RETURNS TO SHED.

Paris, May 4.-In spite of the threaten ing weather Senor Augusta Severo, the Brazilian aeronaut, made a successful first trial with his airship at vaugirard Aerostatic Park today.
 The balloon held by a rope, ascended forty meters. The motors were then started. The balloon obeyed the impulse of its propellers, steering easily and maintained perfect equilibrium. After maneuvering for a short time Senor Severe safely returned the airship to it's shed. The few persons who were pres ent at the park enthusiastically applauded Senor Severe and the two assistants who accompanied him in the ascent.
 The ail ship is not unlike Santo-Du- mont's airships in appearance, but it diff fers from them in many details. It's gas capacity Is nearly four times greater than that of Santos-Dumont's airships It has three main propellers and two smaller ones used for steering. and in as- cending and descending. Its two petrol- cum motors are of twenty-four and sixteen horse powers respectively.
 Seno' Severe said he would not make another trial until there was perfectly fair weather and that he would then att tempt to extend his flight
The age-herald., 1902-05-05
KILLED BY CARS.
Archie Barr Mashed to Death in the
 Louisville and Nashville Yards.

Archie Barr car repairer for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, was caught between two freight cars in the Fourteenth street yards yesterday morn ing and his life mashed out. He was working extra when killed.
 The accident occurred about o'clock yesterday morning. It seems there were several freight cars in the yards from which the bumpers had been removed or broken. Barr was connecting them with a chain when an engine was connected to the end car, moving the string and catching Barr between two of them. His chest was mashed in, and death was al- most instantaneous. He was taken to Warney-Smileys undertaking establish ment. The funeral will be this afternoon at o'clock and the interment at Elm Leaf cemetery.
The age-herald., 1902-05-05
HIT WITH HAM M FER.
J. E. Haloway Hits Negro Named
 Will Ashford.

Will Ashford, negro, Is at St. Vim cents Hospital with a three-inch crack in his skull, as the result of blow from a hammer wielded by J. E. Halloway, a boug about IT years old, in the Alabama Bicycle Company's store at 127 South Twentieth street.
 Halloway is said to have been protect ing himself from the negro, who had a monkey wrench trying to hit the boy. The difficulty started over a bicycle, and the negro grabbed the wrench and tried to hit the boy who picked up a hammer and hit the negro on the head. The skull was cracked for about three inches and 1t was thought at first the negro would die, but the physicians state they now think he will live
The age-herald., 1902-05-05
MARION.
pr. Charles Dabney Will Deliver Com
 mencement Address.

Marion, May 4-(Special.) l.)-Invitations are out to the finals of the Marion Mil itary Institute on the 29th of May. The address will be delivered by Charles w. Dabney, Ph D., IL. D., president of the University of Tennessee, and director of the southern education board. President Dabneys distinguished pre-eminence as an educator and as a man of affairs causes his address to be looked forward to with great interest.
 The Southern Passenger Association has granted one and one-third fare rates from all points in Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana to the com- mencement exercises of the Marion In stitute and the Judson Female Institute, May 4-29
The age-herald., 1902-05-05
KILLING AT DECATUR.
Young Farmer Shoots and Kills Neqro
 Named Kennedy.

Decatur, May 4-(Special)-About 4 D. m. today young white farmer named Boggs shot and killed Scott Kennedy, coored on the river bank at the foot of ank street in this city. Boggs was ar rested and taken to jail but claimed that the killing was purely in self defense.
 The two had quarreled at the city wharf and Kennedy left stating he was going after a gun to kill Boggs. Boggs also went after .is gun and when he return ed found Kennedy sitting on a log at the wharf loaded. shot gun in his hand Boggs fired the fatal shot it Is said with out being discovered by Kennedy.
The age-herald., 1902-05-05
TO GIVE BALL.
SaIesladles' Union Will Dance at
 Lakeview Tuesday Night.

An open-air ball will be given at Lake view by the Salesladies Union, No. 327, Tuesday evning. May 13.-Several com mittees are working hard completing the arrangements and 1t promises to be a success. Music will be furnished by a good orchestra.
 The committee on refreshments Is com posed of Mrs. L.. Bush, chairman: Miss Brooks, Miss Gates and Miss Alice Naul, The floor and entertainment committee consists of Mrs. Sallie Daley, Miss L.. Curtis, Miss Cunningham, Miss Lena Who'll, Mrs. Bond, Miss McManara and Miss Cora Lichien.