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The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
1n tbe Arkansas 1eqislature

rho Logan antitrust bill did not the house Tuesday. as was ex- aotod when it was made a special psor several days previous, after hay heen read twice. In the interim |,be clerk had compared the Logan olii uith inc original King bill and found @anv words left out, in some instances Dhoneing the sense. Tuesday morn ~ Inc governor sent a message to lh hs sanate and house calling attention tbis While the house was discuss " reconsideration. a messenger from .s eenate asked, the return of the sau II was sent back and when 1t D.r;ved Senator Logan handed the soorotarV the original copy of the v;ng hill. which he stated he desired 10 introduce. This bill was temporarily laid aside vhile house business was taken up, fnt during the day was read twice and rade q special order for the second day following.
 Monday the senate passed the fol lowing senate bills: For twenty daily saner and 9 cents in stamps; for pro tortion of squirrels in Calhoun. Mon ,oe 0uachita and Union counties; ex- smnting rabbits from act making 1t unlawful to ship game outside state.
 Monday the house passed five house Mills. To make salary of Franklin tountv judge $500; for the repeal Of Miller county fence law; empower ng the Atkins town council to loan money 10 that school district; creat- ing the Mount Olive school district in Faulkner county: making it lawful to ship rabbits outside state.
 Hon R. E. Sessions of Scott has fil- ed with Speaker Cate notice of his contest of the seat of J. NJ. Hough, republican. On the first count MT. Sessions was elected, but the recount gave the office to MT. Hough.
 Four bills for reform school were introduced in the house Monday. They differ in the amount appropriated, ranging from s5oo00 down to s5,0oo
 NIT. Barker's house bill to make pistol totings felony was referred to the judiciary committee.
 
 W. H. (Coin1 Harvey addressed the legislature Monday
 MT Horton introduced in the house proposed constitutional amendment. reenacting the poll tax amendment.
 
 MT Hamiter introduced in the house a joint resolution for a consti- tutional amendment for a state board of pardons.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
Arkansas New State Officers.

In addition to Gov. Davis, the fol- lowing state officials elected last Sep tember took the oath of office Jan uary II: Secretary of State O. C.. Ludwig. former deputy, succeeded J. w. Crockett, who will remain as dep uty. Col H. C. Tipton entered upon his second term. Dr. Avery Moore sue ceeded T. C. Monroe as state auditor, and Col. George w. Murphy was sue ceeded as attorney general by Hon. Robert l.. Rogers. Other state officers began their terms October 31
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
Remarks by Col. Murphy.

In retiring from the office of attor- ney general of Arkansas Col. Geo w. Murphy issued an address. in which he reviewed the work of his office for his four years incumbency. He says the work is too arduous for the attor- ney general and one clerk and recom- mends that the legislature allow an additional stenographer He recom- mends that an appropriation be made to cover costs in a court of original jurisdiction. But three suits were brought against alleged violators or the antitrust law through lack of such funds.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
.Osteopathic Board Report.

The report of the state osteopathic board has been filed with the govern or by Secretary Lillian c. Higgin- botham of Pine Bluff. It shows that there were ten licensed practitioners of that medical school in the state January 1. 1905, as follows: Dr. B. F. McAlister. Fayetteville; Dr. A. H. Tribble, Hot Springs; Dr. A. w. Der row, Hot Springs; Dr. Charles E. Ross. Fort Smith; Dr Mary E. Nor gan, Fort Smith; Dr. B. F. Morris, Little Rock; Dr. C. E. Whitney. M. D.. D. O.. Little Rock; Dr. Jessie Gil dersleeve. Texarkana; Dr. Charles J. Higginbotham Pine Bluff, and Dr. Lillian Higginbotham. Pine Bluff.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
THE FIRST WEEK.

H. B. l Anderson of Garland1. mak ing the salary of the county and pro- bate judge of Garland county s2,000 per annum. was passed by the house Saturday.
 A resolution by Mr Arnold that 200 copies of all bills be printed, was de feated in the house. 5S to 19
 The senate passed the concurrent resolution by Mir. McFerrin regarding the annexation of the Choctaw and Cherokee nations of the Indian Ter rtory to Arkansas.
 $. B 90 tMeFerrin, by request) pro- Hldes for the incorporation of Arkan- sas chapter of the Order of Eastern Star.
 n. b 2S (Seay) is to have all legal executions take place in the county where the crime was committed.
 5. b 29 tkilgore) seeks to prohibit lne Instructions of railroad crossings more than ten minutes
 III sarcastic speech on the Logan antitrust bill. MT Pindall of Desha osid that It was no longer a question ol d members individual opinion. but ~ w DOW to the dictates of the powers enat be, designating the last state pu1nVentlon as bunch of politicians. ne advised members to bow their a',s aeads to the inevitable, vote for the m vni' and declared that the people of 'ae state would understand.
 II. B. 14 Cook, increasing the membership of the state board of Friday.
 house resolution by MT. Fuller for minting 5000 copies of the governors message was adopted.
 The house antitrust bill. introduced " Dr. Ruff. is No 35.
 ,S. B. 20 (Thompson). amending sec .p aoh 66S1 of Kirby's digest, to make sae ,ne law as to grade crossings by rail ,oaus apply to cities and towns, was passed Friday.
 fion Nu9e IIddy ddopteu ieSoio oloa, on o1 thanks to Hon. A. s. Hays, nr.l ,h or the last house. and he was resented with loving cup.
 n.
 ,haI me speaker of the house declared tha ha' amendment No. g. voted on at as e last state election. did not pass, tho dld not receive a majority of ea;. ae votes cast at the election. It re- fe.sed 45,19S votes, while the vote ha,s soVernor was 149,750 Some mem tha th.s oI the house took exceptions to lau au ruling, but it was shown that the c1... says that the speaker shall de- ha the result. An attempt to have ~ house declare that the amend
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
Ben Foreman Defeated.

In the republican primary election held at Texarkana January II under the direction of the state central com mittee, to choose postmaster to be recommended by the state committee to the president for appointment, the present postmaster, J. c. Bickley, re- ceived the nomination over Ben M Foreman by majority of 20 votes of 311 votes cast. It is probable that Mir Foreman will now carry the con- test direct to the president.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
Uniform Rate Card Proposed.


 The Arkansas Press Association at It's meeting in Little Rock recently, adopted uniform rate card for all papers in the state. It is for the use of papers of from 500 to 2,000 circula- ton, and all members present pledged themselves to abide by it. A pro posed amendment to the constitution providing for regular winter meet ing will be taken up at the June meeting. A new badge was adopted A steering committee, composed of H. J. Hampton, w B. Folsom and John II. Page, was appointed to look after the proposed bill for the publication or all general acts of the legislature Tn one paper in each county.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
SPRNGDAE WASHINGTON COUNTY ARK FRIDAY 20 1905


third, fourth and tenth. Read twice
 By MT. Moore (No. 411-For re- form school
 By MT Butt (No. 42)-Appropriat- ing s5.000 for prosecution of trusts
 By MT. Gotham (No. 43)-To regu- late duties of guardians of insane per- sons. . By MT. Hardy (No. 4Q-To estab- fish reform school.
 By MT Thompson fNo. 45)-To es- tabllsh reform school.
 By MT. ToAey (No. 46)-To create Tucker Lake levee district in Jeffer. son county.
 By MT. Mccall {No. 40-To make salary of county judge of Lawrence county $1 .000
 By MT. Fletcher (No. 4S)-To extend time for redemption of property sold TOT taxes from two 10 five years.
 By MT. Harrison tNo. 49@-To pre. vent the obstruction of ditehes drains. etc. si.0''
 By Mr Logan (No. 5o1-To repu. late freight traffic. providing for through bills of lading.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
Attempt at Suicide.

Despondent because he was left out Of the will made by his mother. re- gently deceased. MeCord Macon aged 23, made an attempt at suicide at Lit tie Rock by shooting himself The will left all the property to the boys grandmother, though there were two surviving sons. This and other things caused the young man to brood over them until. after trying for half a day to borrow pistol, he secured one and shot himself
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
Arnett is County Judoe

B. F. Arnett. the democratic candi- date for county and probate judge of Little River county. has been awarded the office by the Little River circuit court. over w B. Campbell. who contested the office. Campbell ran as an independent at the state election and the returns showed his election by 27 votes Gov. Davis re- fused 10 accept the certificate of the county election commissioners and is- sued commission to Arnett. Camp bell then instituted quo warranto proceedings, but when the case came. to trial his attorneys gave up. with drew their case and the court award ed the office to Arnett.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
M. p. Huddleston Appointed.

Gov. Davis has appointed Hon. NJ P. Huddleston of paragould as member of the state board of charit- able institutions from the sixth dis trict to succeed N. F. Williams. re- signed. Mir. Williams has been ap- pointed sheriff of St Francis county to fill vacancy MT. Huddleston is a former member of the state sen ate and was lieutenant governor for two years
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
BILLS INTRODUCED.
In the Senate.

By Mir. Killough (No. 37)-To pro vide for a bond issue of $250,000 for the St. Francis levee district. Read twice, made special order and passed following day.
 By. Mr. yaughter (No. 3S)-To ere ate levee district No. 1 in Faulkner county, authorized to issue $4O,00O bonds Read twice.
 By MT. Pinnix (No. 39)-To prohibit hogs running at large in Clark county Read twice and passed the following day.
 By MT. Kilgore (No 40)-To abolish all chancery districts except first,
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
Judge Hudgins Again Chairman.

The members of the Arkansas rail- road commission met last week at their office in Little Rock and organ ized for the next two years. Judge and was not present. He was re- elected chairman, W. K. Floyd secre- tary and Guy Swain expert rate clerk. The commission will continue to hold semi-monthly business ses- sions.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
Twelve Years Since Inauqural Ball.

It is the opinion at Little Rock that there will not be another ball held in that city upon the occasion of the inauguration of the governor for many years. The only ball held in Arkansas since the war was upon the inauguration of Gov. w NJ. Fishback in January. 1893 This ball was got ten up by friends of the incoming governor and was one of the most dis tinguished society events ever given at the state capital.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
Received Horticultural Exhibits.

The Arkansas agricultural exhibits at the worlds fair were received by State Commissioner H. T. Bradford January 10, after they had been in transit from St. Louis two weeks. They were unpacked and restored to their former positions in the agricul- tural bureau.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
Many Negroes Convicted

lhlrteen true bills were returned by the Desha county grand jury and ten negroes were given penitentiary sen tences ranging from one to seven years. There was one conviction of roopery, one of burglary, one of mur- der in the second degree. two of man. slaughter two of assault to kill and three of forgery.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
ofhcers Retail Merchants Association

At the annual meeting of the retail merchants and grocers' association of Arkansas held in Fort Smith. officers were elected as follows: President. '. J. Kramer; vice president. Robert helchardt; secretary, August Probst: treasurer, T. w. Edmonson The as sociation declared for pure food laws and against all kinds of advertising except in newspapers
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
Editors Held Business Session.

The Arkansas Press Association met at Little Rock January 10 to hold the business session postponed from the regular May meeting The prin- eipal business was the adoption of A recommendation to the legislature to have published in one paper in each county all acts passed by that body having a general application A bill was drafted to be presented in both branches of the legislature.
The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
Warehouse Plan Will Be Adopted.

A call has been issued by the pres idents of the bankers association of the cotton growing states for large representation of bankers from those states to attend conference to be held al the St Charles hotel in New Orleans, January 25, with a commit tee from the cotton growers conven. ton, to devise or adopt a plan for organizing cotton warehouse sys- tenn throughout the states and terri tories. The call is signed by Chas
 F. Penzel of Little Rock for Arkansas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-16
Sraiilicn's Ssctb.

9iadJ einer aus Yuenos 9lprss einse.
trOiienen Ospeid)s iit in RiO De 9anei'
ro cine 4leuolution 9egen Die brGiilias
nii6e 6eeisrun9 uussebroden. Die
aan;e @arniion meuterte unO oas i'm
SaIen Dor glnter lie9enbe @eidwaoer
bat nit ben 2luiitdnOilben semeinlame
Sad,e 9emad)t uno brobt, Die Staot
III bom6arbireu. Suuoerte uOn Rerlos
nen iino bel osn StraBsntdmpIen 9etoos
tet uno uermnnoet woroen. 9iab ben
lceten 0ia6rift wuroen Die llnruben,
Die eiusn isbr sefdbrli6en Gbaratter an.
,unebmen oroben, burh Die Wteuteret
Der @arniIoH in Santa @rui uerur'
ia6t, Die Sessn Die eiuem Serseanten
pom einem Sifi,isr iutbeil geporoens
Yebanoluns prOteitirten. Sol. Yeoro
9uo wuros usrbaitet uno WiajOr 6reirs
iowie 6dbnrih Gauucco wnroen &C.
tGotet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-16
&trcit in lltdh.

Inter ben 9leltsiten Der ViOrmOnen.
tirhe lit iniol9e oes 9lusgangs Der Sabl
Streit ausssbrOhen. Der cine UOllit6n'
oise 9iieoerlaSe oes pOlitiihen @in'
ilulIes Der Wiormousn berbei iiibren
biirite. Erdiibent 9oiepb Smith, ous
sesenpdrfiee 0aupt Der Wiormonen'
tir6e. ma6t Ynnoesiefret0r Smoot
ben yOrwuri. baB er Die Stride in OiC
Eolitif bineiu9e,o9en uno oaOurh Die
9iieoerlase Der Wtormonen uerurlaht
babe. mdbreno Smoot anSerieits Die
Jdeoerla9e isiner Bartei bel Der leeteu
@abl ben 2lusia9en oes Eropbeten
Smith Dor benz Senutss sllnteriuhuuss-
comite uno Der pon ibm pertretenen
polD9nmiitii6eu Sebren. Die er bfol9e,
,uI6reibt. Sei Der iteti9en 3unabmC
ser .@entiles" in Salt Vate Sin. lltab,
oiirite anseIihts Oieies sPropbeten'
itreits", Der ;undhit cine poIitilde slb'
manolun9 bss YunbesienatOrs Smoot
CUR Sol9e baben mirb, bic ganje Ser-
lpaltnn9 oes Staats uno Der beOeuteno.
lten StdOte in oemielben balO in Sdn'
Den Der p0eiOen" iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-16
Mud, cine senfation.

@iner telesrapbii6sn Wielbnns aus
9lauienburs sufOlse berridt in Der
Statt srObe aufre9un9 iibsr cine 9lns
selesenbsit. in Die Der Sauptmann 9lleii
pom bOrtisen 60. unsariifen .9niunte.
ries6e9iment uermidelt lit. On elmer
SrOi9iire, welde uon SoSiatiiten aui
Der StraBe pertbeilt muroe. mirb Der
9anptmann ;ublrei9er WiBbanSlunsen
BON Solbaten unb oes Wisiueios be-
i6uloist. sluf feline 9ln9aben bin iol'
len Soloaten we9sn Wisuterei pom Sc
ri6t perurtbeilt iein, oas nidt einmal
Die Spra6e Der slnsetlusten uerltano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-16
@ohl unS munter.

Die tiibne 5Ori6erin 6rau 2ehOiOas
Subbaro IT,, Die li6 au9enblidlih aui
elmer 9tcile burh SabrobOr beiinbet unS
fir oeren Siberheit man bereitS SlI
iiir6ten anfins, bsfinoet ii6 elmer aus
Chateau Ban. Que. bel 9erbert Z.
8rio9eman in Yrootlnu eiuse5an9enen
Dspei6e Suiulse. wObl uno munter.
Die Oepelhe lautet: n@rTol9reib 9e'
welen. 9SerSe auf Dem Oampfer
,aOni9 @owaro" nod Sauie snriif'
tebren." @inem ibrer 6eilebesleiter,
1ameus Dillon lSollace, lift es 9elun'
gen, Die @eseno pOn SabraOOr ju er'
rei6en, bel 6eren @rforidun9 yeonioaS
6ubbaro IT,, Der @atte oer oben er'
pdbnten Dame, iein yeben sinbiiBts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-16

Sie Qusbeute Der beirisen
2a9sfaiIon am puget Suno piro auf
100000 bis 100000 9iitsn bere9uet.
9en gr6bten 0atteIs
q m n m a b Guropos befibt
glde. Sponien. Gr entbGIt 10000
8dume.
Ger Sabrra6sg o M lit
in England pieber berartig :.
bIiibt, bub ole Sabriten nit 8eIteliune
gen iiberbduft iinO.
Ssr 9au d o (RinSerbirtc)
Siioameritos ma9t Iisber einen llms
meg bon 20 Meilen gu pferoe uls sins
buIbe MsiIe gu SUB.
Gin partfer @r3t, Or.
Sufaho, III Der Grfinoer eines 3ines
matograpben, Der Den 9linoen ben @rs
fub bisten fO[l fir Ous fsbIsnOe 9tussns
li6t.
Cine REGATTA q purbe jiinsft
uuf Dem Sambeii, 4frita. peranitultet
onldBIi9 bes SubilGums Der gnts
oeduns Der @ictoria>5dlIe Our9 2i>
piHeftone.
4uf runo 1000, 900.
600 FelIte iib, ua9 einem por &urs
gem publiairten Subresberibt. in gngs
lamb Die 9efammtSa6l Der Sslep6on.
uufrufe i'm Sabre 1904.
Ser bbdfe qreis, mel,
der iemals fir einen SiB an Der Rep
gorter Gffettsns9Drfe beSublt ipurbs,
betrug ole enorme Summe BON $685.
900. 9ieisIbe purbe oieIer Sage ents
ri9tet.
Sn 0euti6 lamb leben ses
ssnlpdrtis sssen 100000 9lrbeiter uno
9lrbeiterinnen BON Der gigdrrens unb
Standardization, Die Dem Staat jdbrs
li6 bas biibi9e Siimm9en BON $15,s
100000 eintrdst.
= Biirsermeiiter Ounne bat In elmer
offi;iell betannt ge9ebenen RrOtlamas
ton cine StaotcOnuentiOn einberuien,
in Der Elm nsuer 6reibrief fir Die StaSt
9bica9o entmorien meroen iou, DER
ieIbe lit Der Sesutahtung Der Stauts.
geleesebunS unterworien. Die @Ous
uention miro laut Der pom Siir9er,
meiiter feit9eiesten Serfiisun9 am u.
Oeiember Sulammentreten.
= Sn weiteu Streiitn Oss Deutid.
tbums OieieS gan;en Sau6es wiro bic
Sunoe BON Dem erfol9ten 9lbleben Or.
Ssriebrib @arl Gaitelbun'S aufrihti9e
2beilnabme uuo wabre 2ruuer erweden.
auf 6em Sooen ieines 9loOptiuuaterlans
oes mar er mobl am beiten in ct. Sonis
uno in San 6ranciseo bstnnnt; aber
aud auBerbalb oieler Stdote haben
3aulenoe unb Nbertauienoe pou Deut.
ihen biiben nie oriiben oen Oi6ter
9aitelbuH iddseu unb uerebren se'
lernt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-16
0i6t Nadfoleer ees SiHansmir
uifferS,

@ensral FOItmsiitsr 9Ortslpou
miro nidt, wie wieOerbolt semeloet
wurbe, uah bem slusiheiOen Sbaw's
oils oelien 9iadfOlser oil Die Spise
oss Sinan3miniiteriums treten. Ionoern
feline jesi9e Stelluus beibebulteu, neil
Erdlioent 9fO0lepelt pon einiluBrei6en
gsi6ditsleuten bes 9anoes eriu6t NOR
ben lit, Serrn @ortelpOu int BOitoe'
partsment 3u laiien, mo sr cher uls
ionit irssno Ssmano i'm Stuuos lit, bic
n6tbissn Heiormen in Der Yerwaltuns
unieres Poitwelens einIuiibrsn. slls
mutbmasli6er 9iahfol9er Sbaw'S piro
0amiltOu 5iib. Der Sdaemciiter
in Diem Yort, erpGbnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-16
Gin blutieer 6ries cur6 S6ns
eincs Cfh;icrs bccnset.

Ni6aro 9arrp, Der Spe;iat.9orre:
lponoent Der Gbica9oer pOaiIg 9iems",
telssrapbirt isiner 3eitun9 aus 3nmbou,
8bilippinen, folgenres rslls Seutnant
Bhilipp Remington pom %. Sniantes
rie.9Iesiment nit ieinem 9ieuolper Den
Oatto Viii, ben erblihen Sberhduptlins
Der Wtoros in Dem 9OtobatO'1bal, um
%. Sttober eri6os, beenbste er tbats
i6t,lit einen Sries. Der isbr lunse se'
oauert b6tte uuo iebr foitlpielis uuo
bluti9 oewoIOen mdre. Die 9Ootuns
alrs biloete einen 3milheniall in
elmer Shladt. Die 9apt. 6rant Wfc@oD
pom oritten acknowledgement nit
einer 9lbtbeilung oeS %. Suianterie'
Re9iments ben WtoroS lieierte. 60
balo bic 9iahriht pon Dem 3ooe oes
aeiiird,teten Oatto glli befannt 9ss
moyben mar, le9ten Die Wioros Die
98diien nisotr uuO Yiele pom ibneu cts
flarten. oaB lie pon 9lli unter slnbrobs
une oes 2Ooes gum 9ampi se9en bic
glmsritaner 9e3mun9en mOrSen Ieien.
Oieisr 3wiIheniall bilost ;uslsif) oas
9noe elmer Sago uon Is NtOnatsn, Die
fir uniere SOloaten lebr seidbrli9
mar, uno Der mertwiirOi9er 8eile Ous
ameritaniide Bublifum i'm all9emeinen
wsuis OOsr gar feline 9Iufmcrtiamteit &c.
ihentt bait
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-16

= 9lm Dieultn9 puroe Der Yeri6t
Der DamenbebOrOe Der St. SOuis 9eelts
ausitslluns in Der Resieruusscrudsrsi
iertis ssitellt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-05
ASSESSMENT IS COMPLETE
Secretary Bennett Nails Out Certificates to
the Various Counties
TOTAL REVENUE is OVER TWO MILLION
Former chief Justice sullivan is TO
Assist Attorney General I'm Grain
Companies Injunction
Case.
From a stan Correspondent


LINCOLN, Aug. A-(Special To-day Sec
rotary Bennett OF the State Board Of
Equalization and Assessment completed his
work on the assessments and prepared the
certificates OF the state boards action for
mailing to the counties, thus bringing the
work to conclusion in record breaking time,
much to the surprise Of the members Of
the board, who had feared that II would
be unable to do the work by August s, the
statutory limit.
The total revenue on the valuation Of
1904, 419, 3tO62. the revised and corrected
figures for the grand assessment roll is
tributes about one-tenth, -S20s, 1856 II. The
total revenue for the general fund on the
l5k-mill levy is 81, 1863, ss7 o. while for the
schools, derived from the 1k-mill levy 1t is
S152, 800 IS. In the university fund and float
ing debt funds each will get 1904, AIS. 30
from a 1-mill levy.
The fact that there will be a surplus in
the general fund above the current ex-
penses leads Governor Mickey to believe
that in the two years of his second admin
istration one-half of the g. 100000 floating
debt can be retired, according to state
ment made today, in which he said that
that result would carry out his pledge to
the people to reduce the amount of the
states obligations.
The following table gives the assessment
roll of each county as equalized by the
state board, and also the amount which
each county will contribute under the Z
mill levy:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-08-05
HERRESHoFF BUILDS NEW BOAT
speed of ThIrty-Five Miles an
lAs; Ho1R vNAa de- by New g. - I,
i Vessel.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Aug. A trial
"trip made by motor boat built from plans
~ Charles Herreshoff at the plant of the
American and British Manufacturing COM
pany here is said TO have demonstrated
that the craft is the fastest ever built. Al
though Mr.. Herreshofr has declined to give
our figures at present, he said the boat
was a world-beater and intimated that 1t
made much better time than thirty-five
miles hour. Let is go at that" he
said, for It would be impolitic for me at
this time to give any information I have
wired my officials in New Jersey and will
give out figures later"
The boat IL said to have engines OF sew
enty-ave horsepower. It is about thirty.
two feet long. with less than five feet beam
and sets very low in the water. 1t is con-
structed OF aluminium and steel. Much
Aeerecy has been maintained in its con-
Euction- II win be given another trial
Today.