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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24

ben Spnne Die ginfibrung bes &C.
fenf9aftsipftems, er oreanifirte Die
erfte 9efeui9aft un0 mar ibr erfter
Sireftor. Gr begriinoete einen grpben
S9ifffa6rtstruf, lange bepor Der atz
ldntii6e entitano. Der unterne6menbe
Mann bofft, nit biefer Jlotte als 9as
fis In naber 3ufunft BEN 6anoel I'M
Stiaen S5ean gu beberrf9en uno
slaubt, Sapan perbe emit zines Der
erDbten 2dnbsr Ser Welt ieirl, ben Der
Sanoel oes Srients re9tmGbig sebDre.
@r peib iebr pobl. bab Sapan CUR
1leberpinoung Der erften S9pierisfei>
ten piel fir militdriide 3pede aus@
seben mubte, bod TIT sr iiberssust, bab,
tpenn Sapan mad 8eenoigung bes
3rieses ala 9roBma9t i'm fernen
Often anerfannt lit unb ii9 ben 5rie>
bensperfen binesben miro, Der 3auf=
mann in Der tpeiteren Gntpiflung an
Die erffe Stene treten muB.
Baron S6ibuiapa lit pielfa9sr
Milliondr unb ftebt iest i'm 65. 2ez
bensiabr. Gr lit Elm rihtiger SELF
mabe=man," Ser Sobn zines Qan6z
mannes. !9eute teberrf9t er tbatfG9s
lid oas inouitrieIe Sapan. gr lit aud
Der erite gefddftsmann in tSapan, Der
jemals eeabeIt tporben lit; bisbsr mar
6iefe gbruns ausidlieBli9 perfonen
oes Seeres unb Der Slotte p%orbebalten.
S6ibufatpd, Der Dor brei Sabren aui
elmer Reiie UNI Die Melt aud Die Ser.
Staaten befudt bat, TIT mittelsrob.
itGmmig sebaut nit Harlem 9efidi
unb &inn, feline fleinen Musen bliden
fdne4 uno f9arf. gr bat anesnebms
uno gefduige Wunieren, ipridt obne
3urldbaltung unb bebanbelt ale Mens
f4en pbne INTERRUPTED NIT slei9er 2ie=
benspIroiateit.
Stablfebern ebr lanss
5u gebrauden Wan Itedt Die.
felben na9 Dem @ebrauhe in cir
glds9en nit unselOfhtem &altpul'
Der; bies aieht Die 5anae Jeudtigteil
an fi9. Das RaltpuIper 1T felbft.
re0en0 offers az erneuerr1,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24
preuscns Tadhfdulen.

Sn oen 70 preabii9en Raf9inens
bdui9ulen un6 G6nii9en So6f6ulen
fir M~etalinouitrie tpuroen i'm Wins
terbalbia6r 1904-1905 i'm @ansen
1865 S6iiler unterri9tet. Die %
9augetperff9ulen tparen i'm Sommerz
femefter ppn 22O8. I'm Winterfemefter
bon 5039 S9iilsrn bsiu&t. Die &c
ftaatli8en % nnb ftaatIi9 unteritiibz
ten (21) !9anbtperfsr<, &unitaenerbe5
unb dbnli9en Sadf9ulen tporen i'm
@intsrbaIbiabr bon 3061 S6ilern Be-
fudt, bon benen 2193 fpsenannte
0onf6iler tporen. Oasu famen in ser
Ibenoz unb Sonntdssf9ule nod 12,z
252 SdIler, 10 oab Die @efammtsabl
Der S9iIer 1913 betrus. Die Ser
tilfa9f9ulen unterri9teten 722 So
gesz uno 986 Ibenos unb Gonntaasz
f9iiler. Die Observation-Disclosures
fno BON 237 S9ilern uno S9iilerin@
men befu9t tporben. Jortbilouness
jdule1 sibt es mad Dem S1ano bonn
1. December 1904 IN Preuben 1880
unO atpar 1890 setperbli9e unb 290
taufmdnnif9e. Sci 1888 seperbliden
uno 221 taufmdnnifden @9ulen be-
ftebt S9ulspans; 100 eeperbIi9e
uno 1877 taufmdnnif4e erbalten
@taatssuf9ub. Die 9efammtf9iilers
aabl TT Bel Den setperbIiden S9ulen
POI, 716, BEL oen faufmGnnif9en 3D.
$40, tpobon 174,494 unb 22,603 Dem
S9ulspang folsen. Snnunss> uno
@ereinsfa9f9ulen tparen am 1. Sez
aembsr 1904 428 nit 28,043 S9ilern
porhdnoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24

geubF6tist Sbr. Sure Sffi8iere gu
perIafen uno ben Teine gu srmuthigal,
Sud in's 2ano gu folsen9 Sir pefen
Sadie babt Sbr 10 LANCE f4on gefo4e
ten unb selitten2 Sbatet Sbr es ni4t
fir Guer eisenes Snterehe2 Sobt Sbr
ni9t gisentbum, @ltern, Grauen oOer
ainoer2 Sbr babt gu3 bisber als
MGnner ge3siet; Die Welt lit boil BON
guerem 2obe, uno Die Na9nelt miro
NIT 9etpunOsrung auf Cure Sbdten
bliden, ni9t aber, tpenn Sbr Gu9 jeBt
aIs llnpiroise ertpeiien foqtet. uebere
lest Sbr Sud ni9t. in tpel9er Ses
orGngnib bas 0dterldnb infpiee bes
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24
Qcbrcr 1tub GutSbeffbcr.

Wel6en &alamitdten Der 2ebrer
mod ouf Dem 2anbe ausseiebt 1T, be-
tpeiit fplsenOer Tau, Der fi9 in einem
9orfe oes Hegierungsbe5irts &Oslin,
pommern, ereignst bat: Der Sitter
e~utsbefiber in Dem betreffenben Sorfs
bette cine S~reibjagb beranitaltst, aIs
9reiber folten aud @9ulfin6er fun
etren, uno 0ieie eri4ienen BET Dem
Qe6rer, un nrlalib gu erbitten, Der
tbnen jebp9 perpeisert purbe, oa ppu
Der Regisruns Die Misunderstanding
apeds Sbeilnabme aIs Sreiber be-
Sasoen perbpten lit. Oarauf tiinbietG
Ser &ittergutsbeIibsr Dem 2ebrer Der
Mittosstii3, Den er Bis babin nit Dem
Snfpeftor auidmmen erbalten bate, be-
ben anoern Seamten erbielt er aud
ni9ts unO ielbt Die SaselObner mir:
SEN linn f6perli9 etfpas berabfolet
6afen. Na3Oem Der 9ebrer in Ore
Sagen fem Mittae erbalten bate
panote er fid on Die &egierung mi
Dem grfu9cn. i'm Su perieben, pelden
Wunfde ou9 entfpro9en purbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24

&rieges fi9 ~befinoet9 Guere Offisiere
finO iuit 10 i9le9t entlobnt porben
pie Sbr. Wir ale aber ertpdrten BEL
fere Soften uno hoffen, oab cas 2ano
uns 9ere9tisteit piberfdbren laRen
miro. 2aBt uns ale sufdmmeniteben
uno als tapfere SolOaten tGmpfen.
Sentt baran, tpel6e S9anbe Sbr iber
Connecticut bringen piir6et, penn Sbr
ieBt gueren Sffi5ieren baponlauft."
Gin bonnernoes 9urrab brad aus
ben &ei6en Der unsufrieOsnen &egi>
menter los, als putnam feline 3eoe
beenoigt. @oa gutter 2aune uno ents
f9lpffen, au9 ferner6in fir Die Sa9s
Der Greibeit gu fe9ten uno 5u leiben,
tebrten Die Manni4aften in tire
Nudrtiere suriid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24
Sapans ,,Aloreanifator."
tim bic inoufrieue Gu ,idImus ieineS pa
tertanoeS peroieu, SanoeIsfurt.

Inter Den 6inonaz uno 9~anOelsgrOs
ben fetnes @aterlanoes nimmt Baron
Gli9i Sbibuiapa cine Stelung Elm,
bic ibm, ni9t nit 1nre6t, BEN Namer
zines japanif9en PierpOnt Morsar
eineetragen bat. llnublGiiis nit sez
paltisen pldnen CUR inbutrie1en Gnt,
pidluns Sapans bef9Gftigt, ftebt er
nit 140 @eieaf9uften in @erbinoune
uno lit Ser erfte Director bon 80 Biz
40 Der srDBten iapanii4en 5irmen
Ssbm beroantt bas 2ano Der aufseben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24

Ger 8 btersii d ter muB
nit gintritt Der beibsn Sabrssseit ieis
men 9fleglinsen ale aufmertiamfeit
a~nsebeiben loFen. 60 barf er es q
mentli9 i'm Mil6pisbtaIe feim rleber=
gang BON elmer 6utterart CUR unoeren.
obsr ipenn dlteres 5utter gegsben tpers
ben mub, ni6t an Ser nDtbigea @orfiat
maneeln laTen, ba fonit lei9t &iid<
f6lGee i'm Wildertrage eintreten, in
pel9em Sale nit &rcftfutter nud9s,
bolfen tperben mub. Oas gum Ser
fittern beitimmte @riinfutter folte bel
heibem 8etter Itets in Ser Moreer@
fiible gei9nitten unb ipfprt eingefdbren
tperben, 90 es ionft fpelf unO f9le6t
miro. 8ei Hegentpetter bat man bar
auf 5u o9ter, OoB hafelbe fi9 ni9t out
Dem 9aufen erhibe. 9inrei4enoe Sal5s
eaben Oiirfer BEL Ser 9rinfitterung
ni9t feblen. 500 bas @ieb auf Die
@eioe eetrieben miro, tbue man Dies
tbunli9it blos am friiben Mpr9en uno
fpGt eegen Mbeno, bamit es nitt gu
febr unter Ser 5iBe gu lsiben babe, uno
bersefie niht, Oafelbe regelmGbig auf
ods @orfommen Der Hi~nberbrenlf e gu
unterfu9en, beren Maben fi9 in BEN
fnopfartieen grbDbungen Der 6aut Iez
finoen uno Die am beften bur9 @us<
oriiden entfernt tperoen. @lei6e @uf>
merffamfsit mub man ben S6afen
alf Der Wei6e a~utpenoen. Mn6dltenoe
NdHe 1T fir ben Weibegans f9Goli9,
tpenn ni6t Die @orii9t beoba6tet miro,
bab man Den Sdafen i'm Stale 5roz
denfutter gibt unb muir Sie trodeneren
Weioepfdse pGblt, tpel9e MIR tur5e
.3ett betrieben iper6en, tpdbren0 Die
nafen, meift tiefliesenoen plGbe edn5>
li9 gu meiSen iin6. 0as Meiosn i'm
Worsentbaue f4aOet BEL bober unO
trodener Gage nidt, baeesen 1T es in
tiefli9er Gage i6Golih. Sas 5rGnten
ioa aud nidt berna9lGffist peroen,
es ion oieies mpreens uno Ibenbs gez
f9e6en. Wenn Die S9afe Iben6s
beimtebren, 10 Iafe man fie einige 3sit
ruben, bepor fe CUR SrGnfe selafen
tperoen.
g ii epfIan5ung bel
trodenem Wetter. MuB oas
pflan5en Der Semitic Eel trodener Witz
terung borgenommen tperben, 10 lit IS
ratbiam, nit einem YflanSbolae Die
pflan5lp4er gu MAIDEN uno 0ieielbel
nit an ser Sonne erpGrmtem WaHer
ausaufiIen. SIT Die groe alsoann
nad einieen Gtunben seb0ris bur4<
feu6tet, 10 toerben Die Seslinse GEE
pflanst. Man pGblt basu Die fpGten
Acknowledgements. Gs lift barauf gu
a9ten, oaB Die pflanslDder Die erfor<
oerlide 9iefe unb 8reite baben.
fen Die Wuraeln i'm 8oben umsebps\
tperoen, 10 entfteben Die na6tbeiligitefS
Goleen. Oie pfabltpur5el mub fenf<
re4t i'm 8ooen fteben. 9as er ite 8latt
(9ers) Oarf ME bsrbedt tperben. Mit
Dem pflanabol5 ooer ben Jingern
oriidt man Die Groe oerart feff. oab
feline 2idsn bleiben. Die Groe mub
alio iiferaa feft an Die Mursel tommeu.
Mit einem Druid forst man bafir, bob
rings um Die 3rone cine flahe Berthe
flung i'm 8ooen bleibt. Die beim 4nsiez
ben oas Waher better bebGlt.
unteroffiSier: .Sie Gin
i6briser Or. Grubler. f9au'n Sic nkht
10 triibfelts orein! s5n Reib uno @liso
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24
I'm eager oes 5einoes.
Cine tuasebalfsc Sbat nnb cine &ebs
bes Generals Yntnam.

gatnam ais 6radItiubrmann-uIfemoe brts
tide Sftsiere GrfoIsreiher amerifanis
fher AnsriH-@ierte SuIiieier- Weuternoe
soIoaten uno tbre Sefebruns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-24
,,@ut Deil!"
4er Gahrer Der sfinerffa. Rtess Def oeutfdea
SuruerSdlGff.

Oie beuti6e Muiterriees, tpelde 5ur
getbeiligung on Dem Surnfeit in Sn<
bianapplis Den Sasan 9etrsuSt bat uno
BEL oiefer 9elegenfeit sablrei9en
surnbereinen oes 3anoes freunbi6afts
Ii9en gefu9 a%bitattet. ftebt unter Der
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-27
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah Watts

Funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. Sarah Watts, aged IS years
who died at her home near Union
Chapel Thursday were conducted
from Union Chapel at eleven O'Clock
Friday morning by Rev. Bradley.
The deceased was the widow
Of the late J. S. Watts, and was, be.
fore her marriage, a Miss Sarah Bow.
man, an earnest and conscientious
Christian, being a member OF the Bap-
fist church, and was held high in the
love aud respect Of the entire neigh.
borhOOd.
She is survived by six children: Mrs.
Hodges and John w. Watts, OF Mon
tana; Mrs. sallie Jesse. Of St. Louis;
Mrs. Susie Winant, Mrs. Matilda
Harlow and Mrs. Frank Muir, all Of
this county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-27
Meeting With Success.

The soliciting committee for the
Mexico Street Fair has met with much
encouragement among the business
men, and the remainder will come to
the trout with contributions as gener-
Gus as those who have subscribed, the
$500 will be raised and the success Of
the enterprise assured.
The members Of the committee are
Messrs. Joe Barth, Wat Woodbridge,
Walter Burch, W. L. Craddock, Fred
A. Morris and DR.. Chas. Digges.
Secretary Whitney is in communities
tion with Roy Knahschue, the aero
naut who made such a successful
flight in his airship In Toledo recently
to give a series OF air ship flights here
OF the big Carnival.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-27
Beef in Berlin up to AZ Cents
Pound

BERLIN, July 2O.--The price OF meat
has risen in Germany from 20 to 25 per
cent during the last six months, so
that now prices are higher by 30 to IS
ercent than In the neighboring con.
tinental states. The prices outside
Germany usually are 10 to Is per cent
lower. Popular appeals directed by
the organized meat dealers are being
made to the government, both here
and In the provinces, to raise a prohi-
bition against the importation OF live
cattle. rhe prices Of meat supplied
BY the retailers to-day, allowing for
the differences in weights and money,
were: F1llet Of beef, AZ cents per
pound; boiling beef, p cents; pork, 81
cents; veal, 81 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-27

Morris, Frank Robertson and &eCul-
Tough; Misses Julia Ross, Elizabeth
Arnold, Grace Boyd and Esther Hous-
ton.
Little Miss Catherine LaForce
Adams entertained in honor Of little
Misses HELEN Coatsxorth and Mildred
Owens, at a porch party last evening.
The guests, as they arrived, recd.
by their little hostess on the porch,
which was beautifully decorated and
illuminated, and we're served with
delicious fruit punch. Miss Victoria
Brooks, a cousin Of the hostess, pre-
siding over the punch bowl in a most
queenly manner. The guests we're
then conducted into the yard where
outdoor games were played and all
kinds OF amuSements were used to en-
terrain the little ones. Refreshments
consisting of ices and cake were served;
the guests being seated on the grass
in the beautifully illuminated front
lawn OF the Adams home After re-
freshments, the little folks resumed
their fun-making which continued till
a late hour, when they all departed
for their respective homes after haY-
Ing bid their charming little hostess
good night and assuring her that they
had spent a most enjoyable evening.
Those present were: Misses Lady
Fonville, Mary Gay Fonville, Isabelle
Craddock, Pauline Craddock, Isabelle
Coons, HELEN Coatsworth, Elizabeth,
Mildred and Nancy Giyens; Messrs.
Allen, Lenard and Ralph Coatsworth,
and the three little Owens boys The
older ones present we're: Mrs Frank
Coatsworth, Mrs. Mary Brooks, Mrs.
W. II. Coons, Miss Ruth Fonyille,
Miss Victoria Brooks and DR.. L W.
Hume.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-27
yANDALIA WOMAN SUES
HUSBAND FOR DIVORCE
Ms. Ira Householder Alleges Cruelty
and Non Support From Edward
Householder Injunction
Issued.

Mrs Ira Householder, OF Vaudalia,
has again brought suit for divorce
from her husband, Edward House
holder, alleging cruelty and abuse and
that he frequently cursed her, aban-
doned her aud refused to provide for
her and has threatened to do her
bodily injury.
The couple were married January Q,
1904, and lived together until January
II, 1905, In Yandalia, Missouri, where
the defendant has lately been In bust
ness.
In March, 1905, Mrs. Householder
fled suit for divorce, alleging that her
husband was abusive and cruel, that
he frequently stayed away from home
over night and often stayed out as
late as 4 a. M. Drunkenness was also
alleged
These charges we're condoned, the
suit dismissed and the H~ouseholder's
lived together until sometime during
the last month or two, when she again
filed suit for divorce on the grounds
above stated. The defendant was the
owner OF a billiard hall 10 Van.
dalia, which he recently sold to a man
named Neal,and now at the plaintiffs
instigation an injunction was issued
by the Probate Court against House
holder and Neal to prevent the de-
PENDANT from collecting the balance
due on the billiard hall, ard TO have
Neal pay the balance into the circuit
court, that the court may dispose of
1t, and contribute it toward her sup
Ncrt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-27
CHAMP CLARK FINDS
MISSING MONEY,
Congressman Forgot That He
Placed It in His Hip Pocket
Discovers Pocketbook on
Arrival in Iowa.

wn.n conareSsman Champ Clark
on.h,ad from , train at Fort Madison,
:. rss,srdav morning he placed bis
.,ah Rand IN bis rloht hip pocket,a and
,han 10 smiled The sad expression
~, ovsrsnread his usually happy face
en Tnnrsdav afternoon and part OF
49, n,orn,nc was converted 10 one OF
ha-nn,,sss
NJ Tlarp had fonnd II. The roll Of
rraorh,cre-soso-halieved nv Mr..
G,orr ~ hsva neon uniekpocketed,'
sror, him or left living nm the ticket
m,naow s,u in TrnIon Station. after
na had nnrchasea ! ticket there, was
stored awav beneath his handkerchief
IN his ,ronser noeket. and had not
haon stolon o. al
Tha penphl,c contained an account
,ostord.v morn,no ~ Congressman
ClarL,s ranorted Ioss He went to
Tn,on station LThnrsaav at . n. M. TO
tate On -outooino train for Fort Madl
son wbore he smoke last night He
wos recommended 10 The station BY
pobort u Kern another well known
or.tor
Afto, nurcha sing thair t,ckets Com
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-27
BECAME FRIGHTENED
AT AN AUTOMOBILE
Horse Driven by Two Young Ladies
Tears up Buggy and Injuries
B. L. Miller.

A horse owned by Constable Ben
Fox aud driven by two young ladies',
became frightened at al automobile
Wednesday night and ran away break
ing up the buggy to which he was
hitched and damaging the harness
The horse attempted to turn around
when he saw the machine, and in do
ing so locked the front wheel Of the
buggy. and while rearing and plung-
ing, II. L Miller an to the frightened
animals head and attempted to hold
him while the young ladies got out.
They had rarely reached the ground
when the horse slipped and fell on
Mr.. Miller, bruising and scratching
him severely, broke away and ran east.
But for the timely assistance Of Mr..
Miller, who succeeded in holding the
horse long enough for them to get out,
the occupants would doubtless have
sustained serious injuries.
Mr.. Miller's injuries, though some
what painful, are not considered ser.
ious, and his many friends hope that
he will soon recover.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-27
BIG SNAKE SPREADS TERROR
IN JEFFERSON CITY HOME.
The Reptile, Which Was -Four and
0ne-Half Feet in Length, Found
Coiled About Sash of an Open
Window-Showed Fight.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, July ia
black snake Al feet In lenght and
thick as a man arm created a reign
of terror for a short time at the resi-
dence OF John r. Green, Clerk OF the
Supreme Court, in Jackson place, this
city, on the afternoon OF July Is.
Mr.. Green was at his office when the
presence OF the snake In the house
was first discovered by some Of the
family. lie was telephoned for and
as soon as he arrived home began a
snake hunt. The snake was found In
an upper room coiled about the sash
Of an open window. IL was game and
lively and full OF fight, but with the
assistance Of nelghbors Mr. Green soon
had It's dead body stretched out in the
middle Of the street. 1t vas found
the snake had gained access to the
residence through a broken screen in
the basement and had likely been
domiciled in the house for several
days.
"A vigorous search for snakes In
lawns and gardens all over that sec
tion Of the city has been prosecuted
all afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-27
THE RED TRAIN NEXT MONTH.
"0ld Glory" The Altons Famous
Train, Will go Into Service Au-
gust First Between St. Louis
and Kansas City.

The Red train, which without ques-
tion, will prove to be one OF the finest
equipped and best appointed trains
ever west Of the Mississippi, will be
installed August first on the Alton.
The Alton have been running a SINH
lar train between st. Louis and Chi
cago and for some months after Its
installation IL proved to be the topic
OF conversation among the travelling
public OF this country. Every mo1ern
convenience and luxery is easily OBJ
tainable on this moving hotel and the
service is above repraach In every way.
1t is expected, among the railroad
men, that the coming of the Red train
means the shortening Of all former
Alton time between these two cities.
They are making a determined effort
to increase its patronage and passenger
traffic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-27
FALL OF 1000 FEET.
By the Collapse of an Aeroplane a
Daring Aeronaut Receives Injur-
les That Prove Fatal.

SANTA CLARA, Cal July l9.-Dan-
lei Maloney, the a~eronaut, who fell to
the ground yesterday by the collapslng
Of Prof. Montgomery's aeroplane, died
later in the day. More than 1900
persons witnessed the accident.
Professor Montgomery had an
nounced an ascension this morning
from the grounds Of the Santa Clara
College In honor Of the League of the
Cross cadets, who are holding their
annual encampment in that town.
The announcement attracted a large
crowd, who watched with interest the
machine as 1t shot up from the
garden attached to a huge balloon,
and with Maloney firmly seated in the
saddle, bis usual position.
At the height Of 1000 feet Maloney
cut loose and began maneuvering the
aeroplane. He circled about grace
fully for some minutes, having the
machine apparently under control.
Then he essayed a deep dip. Suddenly
the machine swerved. hesitated and
then turned oyer 1t righted itself,
sank dow a considerable distance and
turned 0yer again. Maloney was cling
ing to bis seat and evidently endeavor-
ing to regain his control, but all his
efforts were In vain. Again the aero
plane turned In the air and this time
the wings came together and the man
and machine plunged downward, while
the spectators gazed helplessly up
ward.
For a distance OF 1000 feet the aero
naut fell still clinglng TO the machine.
His skull was fractured.
The aeroplane, constructed OF the
toughest oak p%rocurable, was ground
into small fragments.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-07-27
MEXICO BOY
GETS IN BAD.
DR.. Joel Kerr Hit, Formerly of This
City, Elopes With Artists Model

Or. ] Kerr Hit an erstWhile occu-
list Of this city, and well known
throughout Audrain county, has been
posing in the llmelight at Louisville,
Ky , as the following from the Gour-
i~er-Journal plainly shows:
Back to st Louis to-day viii go
DR.. Joel Kerr Hittand bis wife, and
Miss Ethel Wallace, the pretty little
artists model, who was the caVse of
their domestic troubles. But they
will travel separately; for Or. Hit
will occupy the section with his wife
aud Miss Wallace win retrace alone
the course
II sorely feel my predicarnent,'
said Miss Wallace yesterday. sBut
the fault is not all my own. ! loved
DR.. Hit, | admit bat now l shall
so home to my grandmother and try
to live right / never knew until q
short time ago that Or. Hit was
married He had been calling at our
house four or five months and paid
me marked attention. The first in
timation / had Of his marriage was
through a girl friend Of mine. Then
! looked up the records 10 the court
house and learned the truth,
81 did moi know what IN do hut
finally decided TO go TO Chicago, in
tending e ' 10 return. l did SO. but
after | had been there a short time,
l remembered | wore a diamond ring
given me by DIR Hjtt. and l started
back to 81 Louis. | do not know
why. first having teleerapbed him To
meet me.
ale promised me o=sr ana over 10
get a divorce and maryy me. Icannot
tell why / came 70 Louisville. but /
shall leave for my home in the morn
ing and try 10 forget the whole hor.
rihle affair."
Miss Wallace was formerly an oper.
ator at the Laclede hotel.
DIR. and Mrs Hit have made IN.
They intended going back to st. Louis
last evening. but were unable to do 50.
and will leave this morning. They had
little to say about the reconciliation
further than they had agreed In for
get the incident
Ms HIT took the matter philoso-
phicaIly.
we were married when we were
both very young she said. IL was
eighteen and DIR. Hit was twenty. |
knew he was spending a great deal Of
money and understood that he was
going with other girls. Int | attribut.
ed this To youth ana decided to STAY
with him. and finally make A man Of
him. But when l learned he was nav.
ing particular attentions 10 n pirl
7 thoneht II WAS time 10 enteryene