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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Attachment Suit Filed

A, l.. MarGetts and Russcu l. rr,
nave MED an attachment suit In the Thru
District court against the American IN
Eurance company OF Boston and tho
keepsie. n Y. in the sum OF 1900 in each
case " S"SH
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COLIN IS WINNER
fes' Literary Club Prize for
{ Kept School Yard.

~ iylc meeting OF the Ladies'
u 10 Monday afternoon 1t was
< the Lincoln school should
the prize for the best kent
v the prize being SIS. Miss
., tho principal OF the school
lis have been untiring in their
'fG9ln the prize, and the school
''"odel In every way.
ing schools deserve honorable
lhe Emerson. Miss Dysart
he Franklin. the Bonneville
ntah and OQuIrrh. The work
-ition next year will be 70
school. Yesterday was
1ting for the year.
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American Women Haln

The Woman's American club met Mond.v
siternoon al the hong OF Mrs. Leo Chambsr.
alh. II wns decided TO give one half OF tho
money now In tho treasury 10 the aid Of m.
spent ss sssma at bg the eo1nmIttss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
HOUSE PASSES MANY
IMPORTANT BILLS
Birthday of Speaker Marked by
Accomplishment Of Much
Work.

WASHINGTON. MAJ withsta1d nd
Ing that this was the Speakers birthday
the House. after n splendid demonstra-
ton to Mr.. Cannon "a he assembled to the
Speakers table, settled down TO one OF
the biggest days In the history of the
present session Tho day was notable for
the number OF bills passed, fo:ty-hve In
number, covering a large uumbcr OF sub
Jects
Fought by Williams.
Many OF the bills passed couio have
been passed by unanimous consent. but
with Mr.. Williams's determination to OBJ
Ject 10 any legislation By unanimous CON-
sent. these bills came up unoer suspcn-
sion OF the rules, this being known as
suspension day.
Principal Bills Passed.
The following among the bills
To empower the Secretary Of War under re-
strIctions, 70 authorize the construction tom
sion and maintenance OF wharves. piers and
other structures on LINDA underlying harbor
areas and naviCablc streams and bodies of
wste:s in Porto Rico and tho Islands adjacent
thereto
To authorize tho Postmaster General TO dis
pose Of useless papers in postofnccs
To provide for the disposition under the pub
l!c land laws Of the lands in the abandoned
Fort Sha~ military reservation. Montana
Providing for the subdivision OF lands en-
tered under The reclamation ncc and for other
purposes
Granting 10 the Chicago. &lIwaukcc & ST.
Paul the right ot WY through the Fort Kccgh
military reservation. Montana
To punish the cutting. chipping or boxing
OF trees the public domain.
Rntitying an act OF the Oklahoma Legis-
latuEc 10 appropriate money for the purpose
ot building additional buildings for the North
Ncs:cril normal school Alva, Okla.
Granting 70 tho occnn Short Railway COM
pany right Of wCy across Pigeon Point
lighthouse reservation in San MEtco county,
California.
=. To amend a. oct concerning leases in the
Ecllowstone National park.
To authorize the M2ncsota, Dakota & Pa
cihc Railway company TO construct n bridge
ncross the Missouri river
Granting additional lands In The For; Doug
as military reservation TO TIE University OF
Utah.
resolution accepting the recession Of Cal
tornia OF the Yosemite valley grant and tho
Maripoaa big tree grove and including the
'1r1e. together wlsh fractional oectono.
Restricting in certain cescs the right of ap-
peal 10 tho Supreme court in habesS corpus
proceedings
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Talk on Panama Canal.

Col. Willard Young VIII lecture on
The Panama Canal" before the students
OF the Engineering society OF the Uni
versity OF Utah at o'clock on Thursday
afternoon next
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Hummel Trial Postponed

NEW YORK MAJ The trial OF Abraham
Hummer, Tie lawycr, charge OF suoor-
nat!cn OF perjury. which was scheduled to
begin today. wos POSTPONED untu Ma 4 On
motion OF District Attor=Oy Jerome
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
NOW PUSHING WORK
Utah Savings and Trust Company to
Have Handsome New Home

Tho Utah SAVINGS and Trust company has
completed the excavation for the ba.emcnt OF
It's new building TO be erected at No. 23S
Main atreet, and at q meeting OF It's board OF
directors, held yesterday afternoon, decided
10 erect seyen-story building
Ground Floor for Bank
Tho ground floor and basement viii be oc-
cupIcd by The bnrk for It's NoTlous depart
ments. ard tho superstructuro Will be rented
for Offices Special attention Will be devoted
to the safety deposit vaults. which will be
adapted TO the safeguarding Of vauables OF
all varieties. including sllverwarc and .ther
articles OF bulk. The building is to be fire.
proofcd from top to bottom, OF white stone
front, brick sides and rear. cement floors. cleo
tric elevator and spacious light courts
Will Own One-Third.
1t ls understood the company Is TO own
third OF the premlsca and prominent stockhold-
crs the other two-thirde. Construction Will br
begun at once and completed before snow files
Ware & Trcganza the architects. and the
board Is composed Of tho following named
well-Snown citizens. w S Mccormick w J.
Hnlloran, Il, A. Nou J. ]. DAILY, W Mont
Ferry. f. Howard and Hebcr NJ Wells.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
David Edwards ON Trial

The trial OF David Edwards nccused Of
holding up Frank Davies on December 9 1895
and relieving him OF IS cents, was begun bo-
fore Judge Armstrong IN tho Third District
court Monday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
High School Alumni Meeting.

on Wednesday evening at o'clock in the
library auditorium, there VIII be n mRso meet
ing OF tho alumni for the purDos- OF trans
acting matters OF importance. From the In
terest displayed IL Is apparent that the meet
ing Will break all records for attendance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
n Time to Plead

n, charged with attempted bur
UFst degree. was arrRigned before
png In the Third District court
vas given until May 10 to enter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
WAR5HIP Sent To
French west indies
Election Riots Have Caused
Some Serious Troubles in
Guadalupe.

WASHINGTON, May 7.-Guadeloupe.
French West Indies. is under mob rule.
according 10 u dispatch received at the
State department from ]. Jarvis Bowens,
the American Consul ut that point.
His dispatch says the mob is In control
and the authorities are unable TO re-
strain II.
Rioting for Weeks.
Election troubles are the cause OF the
disturbances. For several weeks there
has been rioting which is supposed TO
have come to head yesterday. which
was election day.
While there are few Americans at the
place large quantities of American goods
are stored there.
Will Send Warship.
William Fl. Switzerland the senior Of
flccr in command OF the fleet at San Do
minGo, has been ordered TO send q war
ship Immediately TO Guadaloupe to pro-
tect American interests. The following
vessels are available for service:
Yankee. Dubuque. Paducah, Newport,
Scorpion and Nashville
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08

Nothing ever forwarded the Home
Industry Movement so much as su-
periority Of quality. Take MOUNTS
Pickles, for instance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
9)R CHANGE IN
russian POLITICS
mental Law, Adding to
>Fer of Emperor Is Now
Promulgated.
| (sALS ARE CERTAIN
TO BE INDIGNANT
lion Is One That Does Not
nd to Preservation of
Harmony.

ItTERSBURG. May S.-Another Of
Ndoscopic changes in the political
VI to which Russia is becoming ac-
\ occurred late last night, when.
Ser unexpectedncss, the draft OF
Jamental law, which was sup
have per!shed with the Witte
was officially promulgated and
permanent basis of the Russian
lalterable except on the initiative
For Nicholas or his successors.
Practically Unchanged.
the draft OF the fundamental
Undergone considerable editing
erous changes have been made
Sssence II remains indenticsl with
9ct teiegraphed TO the Associated
April "A. which evoked a storm
and condemnation by tho dom
>eral party. Published at the
|linstant. when the people had
to believe that the unpopular
II been dropped and when the
| lof the old Cabinet was accepted
icatlon of the desire on tho part
4. .overnment To toln hands with
'Imnl Parliament, tho news vill
III greater mitigation and threat
DO all the work of Prof. Milu-
\. the other Constitutional Demo-
.ddcrs In the cause OF modera-
ding Imperial Power.
v modification In the "consiitu.
published, which meets with
,[he elimination of the provision
spg the Emperor to fix salaries
ms OF officials, thereby subject
hthc judiciary to the possibility
lI1nanclal Influence. All the other
re In the direction of further
I, : the Imperial power, protect |
jHown lands and properties from
l~c by the Parliament and giving |
I or power 10 conclude loans In |
ny should the Parliament refuse
We budget.
4 Nitte's Cabinet Out.
grement OF seven members OF
NJ Schwanebach TO he Con
vhe Empire; NJ Kaufman 10
II of Education: NJ. Stlsiinsky
listor OF Agriculture, and NJ
iton TO the Ministry OF JUS
lzetted this morning.
Minister'S Replaced.
G, Shipoff. NemachaIcff Nilxol-
isky and Tolstol. whom at the
int II was decided to replace,
U attached to their former de-
an unprecedented occurrence
bureaucracy. and perhaps an
ftnnt tho present Ministry Is
'so TO be OF long duration.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08

20 men of Fort Douglas will
at the post hall Wednesday
A y:20 p. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08

King Edward Back Home.
LONDON. May liking Edward arrived
hero this eYoning. y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-08
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.

Kodak fnishing-the best or money
back. Main and Third South
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-04-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
- In court Of the County Judge. State Of Flor.
IN re estate Of Rebecca J. Richards. deceased
10 all creditors, legatees, distributes and ali ne.
sons having claims or demands against said es.
, lou and each Of sou are hereby notified and re.
iuireo 10 present any claims and demands wbich
iou or either Of you may have assins, w. ~n,.h
keoeGsa Richards, deceased. late of ST Iurie
:33uhty' Florida TO the undersigned administratnr
,. say estate within two years from the da 70
Dated January Sd. A. D. 1906
HARRY W. RICHARDS.
Administrator.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-04-13
Short Items from
all Sections
of the State
FLORIDA TOPICS

49, u.,,, IA.
an '"o'' VIII o' ,t'''' W :, =, tho
SOTO INTO ''F'' ''v'''.'S, "'I ,,, :.
'F,"''" III many '''' WV
VIII carry
me '''o''''"' hIy .i ~ '., oI," .iition,
Will issue ''''''' 'e ,' . ',', ,,,.ina,s
ana 'N''""' 10 ''''' ''' ''''''
OK "' 0''''' A
II is reported IN Ne" o'E '''s' ~, 80,
general oiil'e5 Of 'u' 7v ,,''''.,.,, -"
Lane may o' NOV ~ '''''' - ''''
"' IT, A''''''"' "''
There !, q struggle gong Oh ~.
division OF p'No'o county WIN Ai''G G.'
a. one county seat ana RUM" T''N y, ~
the second and ""o'no'" ''' '"v '''''O'
Acarloadoi Cinnamon passed through
uea.a recently rom PORTLAND o's .,
destined Tor naval sores ,'"N' ,'''
Gaiues"'I'' Where 'n'| VIII "''" -
no'rerF'
u, q Rumley we'll known steam,
boat captain Of Tampa conlniiV'ed
suicide Wednesday afternoon oy 'ah'
me morphine. ne was 3" '''S ''''
$50 o' "h'ch ne Ia" Nv W" III "'''P''
The plans for the Governor mansion
AT Tallahassee have been accepted oy
the commission and contractors are
noW making estimates preparatory 70
submitting bid; for constructing the
MANSION
The inst solid carload Of celery ever
shipped from the Miami section va;
sent North last SATURDAY from Lemon
City by Grlrtng Bros, the we'll known
nurserymen. Another car will be
loaded and shipped BY this nrm within
the next few days,
Splendid Judgment va; used BY the
state Board u Education ana the Board
Of Contro. III the reelection tuesday OF
DR.. Andrew Sledd as president OF the
University u Florida ana OF Prof. A.
\. NarNnr~e a. president OF the FLORIDA
Female college.
one ID: The finest orange groves on
the whole east coast is the place known
a the Harvey grove in RoCkledge The
wealth q! growth and mendous bloom
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-04-13

AL CANDIDATES are required 70 rle a written
aIptitiaiLL2n . nave p. name appear upon the
olt;ia! rAi.t, IN ,re BLANK furnished by the com.
mittee. ACCOMPANIED with the fees above set
forth wiki D. Z. Austin, Fort Pierce, Chairman Of
the County Democratic Committee, on or before
the -e,t day e: ApU., A. L. l-t.
TIE polls nal. - opened ard closed az the sew.
era. election districts az the hours fixed by the
genera. election law. The following named Der.
:ors are HEREBY APPOINTED INSPECTORS and Clerks
ioZ the seyera. election districts.
precinct No !! -Sebastian-T b Hicks ] l.
SH3i"1 ?, lawson, Inspectors, &, A. Brad.
.P!ec.r;t No Fort Pierce-H. G. Bronson.
y. = Henri; II Paxton, Inspectors Foster
I.et.n,; =. g Ank.na-W H. Robinson. ii.
:: lH;T'a; AZ, >aeser Inspectors John Schot,ler
Pre:.n.l - = -Jen3en-J : Curcton. John
S2;;'g,s'H, Hun Inspectors, + r Baker.
FIs;in:t 10. Fort Drum-H Holmes.
I, -, hL.fh'' John Parker Inspectors, Harley
TIe:'n,' 10, 5-Taqte-chas NJ Hart ]. W.
g.t'j.e J H Strickland Inspectors " H
F;s:,.:: -, .--Watasso-W. 7. Jones, James
( --dse :, J Gail, Inspectors; A, c. Michael.
-.?;~,.-TH: ;.-Qaay-D Knowles. f. c
"A..@- NJ : jones Jr Inspectors; j. NJ Me.
:t.2.. clerk
F;=c.n:. u. s-Narrows-J. W Barker J. W
'..srt ''"''' -
Fr4raa:, ~. i. White City ]. H. CampbolI
3.oa -aiser JAMES Nelson, Inspectors: Chas
s!IarA1erte.. Clerk. mas
Precinct N3. ll.-Vero-T c. Bass. James
EacsrE5, ! ", Jefers Inspectors Charles Gif.
Precinc, No. IL -vikns-Andrew Er;ek.o,
John Heseth. O. o. Helseth. INSPECTOR An
Haei3trom. Clerk H"c'
=, The committee will meet on the 18th day Of
May at the office Of the clerk Of the Circuit
S"ur' " fort Pierce, Florida, to canvass the re.
,urns 81 said primary election. declare the res,Its
before il. II + arST I'"s come
NJ. B DANIELS. Chairr,o,r
Secretary.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-04-13
LEGAL NOTICES
GALL FOR PRIMARY ELECTION

The Democratic executive conlnu'Vvi " March
~" n Chairman D, +. Austin SatHldal' " ',i,m
TO- to make arrangemehts iV VIZ p ~ w. snmttyns
for st Luce county anu N' '"''''''
"[ii ,S SnSp'' The state Democrats eNs."'EE we
,,n,ni,tttt has duly called primary e,,T,.Ii: iaM
held in each county Of the sta'' on r m - lao
and 4 second one II he,e'''''' ~"
Vow therefore. belt ............ s,,,i.
Pesoyei That the Democrats exc ouie ,.a,a
,,,ittes Tor St Lute county, flolla mere. 49,
ana provides for the h}l1l.s ,ba cSnfo,n,ity
XIX III, terms Of the call made uy we 'TIo
Dsr,,.ratit executive committee ''su'" ~ 49,,
;4th iay Of February, i"v sad p,'m.t ''ii' ,,sIs
,,irty on the 18Th ia% Of MAY, leCc ana >t,''''
,ri,,,a.,, II necessary. on the l-th DAY 81 '"",
i4if In accordance witn suth in'uH.'w.''' "'j
given by this committee 70 lht "'tt,'o' 49,
horts ~ ole.tior at sail election tErte'pit "
tEr terms II the sail issued by the state Dem"
,rAtt executive committee. ......I.....,, .b,ll
The rules governing SAID primary t'3,uy" ma"
be, the same a. those adopted D. Ihc pu"'.t a..
Executive Committee AZ ther my, .g'r r ',,1rr.
Jacksonville ou February Ath. l"c toF t.,t.H'
iry State Primaries ~ lar o. tho same DC 'it"
cable 70 the County Primary 80, .....,..
Each eector qualified O. vote III SAID pI"U'''
shall have the vsht g. vote Tor ,hv ,ou','.'."
ali Democratic candidates, state Confl''. ''aI
Cour,y % be .o,cd for b. tnC ptm5ilS(L .1,l
5rs AZ the general election % BE- held No'thur'
rth lAc ana o. be appointed o. the pcW.l l'iH
80 S,''S' a,,ry ,'',,i,n ana the holiinE Of the
ing suNh tt .,.",' n ia;
F'rmH' i',SII',.,- IN ,r. are 10 be nominated At
-. !! m -. t~' ave-, ',iS,,,'n t5.y"it
sag p','; .s,t,,', In Congress Second Con-
~ ~ nt.,r,.t
s..'in ,,.ity -; SSN',,r,i,.i,rors.
~, 49, -. ,,'' IS,,,rt I,,stI,os
~ T"as,t 80 ~ E',.S II Rcprosertatiycs
81 Cis~t - -,r,u,f C5.rt
ny 80 80 ia"
S.S Ss S~'tEF
~ ~ T,. ,,%,ua,t,r
g., r. S.s".s5r
~ 'ir,, S.rsr.n teu1en, of Public lnstrur.
C'' ''"''
~ ,-,,r,,. Treasurer.
r. c,,,rty psyi.tr,tion Oth,er
Grs CS,irty suryeyor
~ E;,r, a. Gan,s Warden
S .S 80" S,, go Conn,i.si,rer District No l.
80 CSlr,; S3mn,issi,rer. District No 2.
re- Sy,,r,y rs,nn,is.ioner District 30 3.
r. SgIn,;. S5mni.si,ner. District ~ l.
re- c,,,",;. C5nr,issionor District ~. g.
H. Nsr,h5r Raari II Public Instruction Dis
~
- N,,,b,r R,,-i ,fp.hli, IrstructiJr Dis.
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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-04-13

Melbourne believes in improvement,
The club OF tina. city raised $3.50 by sub.
scrption in about two hours,
\ large hotel has been planned to- be
built at Eau Gallic this summer SO to
bo ready for the next winters tourist
trade.
II is estimated that there are 1900
acres Of Tomatoes growing in Florida
this season. and that the yield W'U he
about LOGON crates
rhc concrete construction wor, alon@
IN, Fast Coast extension will begin IN a
few days and there will he plenty Of
work for all the mon that can be- secured
IN, sborY nf Nanorcp county n,.
received a pair Of bloodhouuis with
which to frolit after the gay and festive
criminals who get m the chase IN tina,
county.
The first dredgo boat for the DRAINAGE
has been launched at Fort Iauierda,c
and has been christencd the Ever.
oIal, " stai, - ,,rr. .,ro h.ins i>u
fee, long and - fee, wjdc
T. H. Menaugh. Of Orlando. who
a,I ~ t," ,"' I,.. ,l, III, aT ti. ,rnr
erty to the Catholic Church. He was
:, ...,.,', -, a.l s.4l,.n .,r..,l ~
l., ,,,,. ~. ' ,,'a,,, ,..ar. t.,,r ,'i,.
,, 49,. ',,l',, N ''''''''
"'"''' ,.
Among 'he o'"' F"SS'' ny '"' nue."
STATE senate 'aS' Week was one ""'"''
lz'hg cane from N'y "'''' /" Id" ''
uua'''""an'o, una anu ''''''' ~ vac ',
i,''',.'S -, ","'''' h, ~, -,
os ,o r,.' nnn
-
Inc 'or'u" n"''"e's WI" "sS'''''''
Tor Iher ln'rd annual ton'TN',o" -
the Ho'e' Coh'lnen'a" A''"hU' hT"'n'
q u June 'h' lheSe COW en''o"S nave
D become 'tS''F"' OCCASIONS 7"S''| az
TIC 'P"'"" d! 'n' members "'' '"'''""''
81 nhah'' ~ over me STATE
viii Holt, section hand 'a the ;,
A, l., Al Elavile. was taken d. AMI
W after hyro gave nm some medicine.
ne was "Neh WIKI cramps ana a'e3
soon after Inc coroner jury brought
IN " N'r'''' 'h"' ne came % MS dr"'"
from poison administered ny hEFd.
j, h, Harris, the loves, bidder Toy
the $d-,66+,i3 contract tor Jackson.
willie sewer work, has forfeited his
certified check for $1,000, having failed
L. furnish bond Tor the faithful. pertor.
ancc ot the contract. The Board o.:
Bond Trustees has deposited i, q the
credit II The sewer ard drainage fund
Of IN" city,
Assurance ha, been given .r4 people
= 4 -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
CONDEMNED MUCK RAKER.
Princeton Graduates Are AdmOh-
Ished to BE Sane and See That Good
Men Do Not Go UnhOnOred.

Princeton, N. j., June 11.-Baccalau-
reate sermon of Princeton commence
ment was delivered Sunday in Alexan-
der hall by DR.. H. Van Dyke.
DR.. Van Dyke spoke on "The Conta-
gion of Virtue" taking his text from
PHILIPPIANS, w., 3; IF there be any
virtue and If there be any praise
think of these things" He said the
lightning of exposure has been strik-
ing in dark places and playing havoc
with houses that were upon lies.
"Voices of despair are heard" he
said, crying that all is rotten" On
the other side he said conservative
and soothing voices are heard protest
ing against the tempest. He admoT-
ished the graduating class to take
their stand with those who are both
awake and sane; those who desire that
no good men shall go unhonored, as
earnestly as they wish that no guilty
man shall go unpublished. He con-
demned the muck raker" and said:
"If indeed the age be critical, suspi-
cious, censorious, let us then strength
en- ourselves by the contagion of virtue
to play the better part. Let US cast
in our lot not with the destroyers, but
with the fulhllers."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
coURTsHIPs IN ALASKA.
NATIVES Have q Decidedly Unique
Method Of Bringing Matters
to q Close.

II in the village of Tigara, in north
western Alaska. one sees a young man
beating out piece Of metal and fash"
ioning a finger-ring, 1t Ii usually intend
cd for some young woman; but II re-
mains, says the author OF snort
Sketches from Oldest America" for the
meeting Of the two mothers to arrange
matters.
The two families may DO living close
together, yet the mother Of the young
man will call on her neighbor, and Tell
her how she has intended to DO more
neighbOrly, but she has been so busy.
The Aeighbor will declare how Do
liahted she is to see her.
Then mother number one begins To-
tell what a great hunter her son u, a9d
how good he IL. Mother number two
remarks that her daughter 10 such q
lovely cock. Having taken lessons, Shs
knows how to cook everything.
Mother number one declares that they
are never hungry in their igloo, as son
is always successful, and brings lots OF
seals home.
Mother number two remarks that her
daughter is such a good sewer, and
knows how to chew q beautiful boot
sole.
1t Is finally decided that the young
man shall enter the girls family ON
sort Of trial. II the girl turns up her
nose and makes faces, he may as well
leave, az the match will never amount
to anything; but should she greet him
with an occasional smile and allow him
to sit by her side in the evening, 1t Will
all be clear sailing, and they will unite
as husband and wife.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-06-14
wELLMAN BALLOON TESTED.


Paris, June 1.-THE public test
Monday Of the motors Of Walter Well
mans dirigible balloon America, with
which he is about to depart on his
expedition to the north pole was en-
inently successful. The machines de-
veloped a capacity of 100 horse power
instead of the contract power Of 7b.
The envelope appliances and provi-
slons also were exhibited and excited
intense interest among aeronauts, mil
itary men, members Of the press and
notable men Of all branches of science
representing most Of the European
countries, who had gathered at Saint
ouen to witness the completed work.
Mr.. wellman and other members
Of the expedition expressed satisfac-
ton with the results already attained
and confidence Of further success.
Mr.. Wellman intends to start north
ward either Thursday Of Friday Of
this week.