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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12
Norge Notes.

Norge. Va. September lO-Last
Sunday a crowd from here attended
the funeral of Mr.. L. Larson. OF
Williamsburg.
Miss Clara Kinde was in Rich
mond last Monday.
Rev. Kr. Kvamme. Of New York.
will preach in the Norwegian church
here next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bergh we're
in Williamsburg tuesday.
The carpenters finished their lob
on the {. & o. depot here las
tuesday and the painter is now a,
work.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12
1. HeSSeIbGrg Buys Photo Business.

Mr.. II. n. Hesselberg has boueh,
Out the Photographic outfit Of Mr..
J. 7. Goodbar and Will conduct the
business at the present location up-
stairs in the St John building.
Mr.. Hesselberg. who needs no in
PRODUCTION here. will conduct a high
grade Photographic business. and
with his splendid equipment is in
position to please the most euotine
1t VIII not be necessary TO 90 away
from home in order to Get high
class Photographic work. and thus
considerable money will bept al
home.
Mr.. Hesselberg. who was the
first permanent photographer to 10
cate here. has made the business a
study and IS better prepared to DO
the highest grade work than ever
before.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12
Letter 10 Or. Il. {. DAVIS,
WHHamsturg Va.

Dear Sir: A certain paiut-mauufac.
turer advertised Nv aldorfAstoria paint
ed throughout with my paint" = part
on the basement wus so painted. not
satisfactory painted Devoe next time.
There's a cert ain paint. a big concern.
very proud and ambitious. that hated
70 see SO big job Of anoth5r paint. so
q went for thar business.
That former paint was about two
thirds not paint. but this proud and
ambitious paint was only about one
third not paint. IL succeeded in getting
a trial; 25 gallons. kits of > gallons
each.
When the painter had used one kit he
called the manager: not satisfactory. 4
g the kits returned. A paint. one. third
not paint. IS not good.enough 20 dis
place Devoe
This Vas several years ago. That
proud add ambitious paint is better no "
u l. nearer honest: il isn't short meas
ure at all and only l 8 per cent. adulter-
ated. It's pretty good paint now. ! 3
or u gallons OF IL goes as far as 10 OF
Devoe
Judge / y FAirchiid owns two houses
alike IN LutSiu. Texas T. NJ. Torrencc
painted both houses. one Dev0e. and The
other with that proud and ambition,
aduiterated-l5 per cent paint. IL took
SIS kallons Devoe and * gallons o
the proud and ambitious paint
IL takes pretty good paint 70 disturb
Devoe 81
Yours truly
F. ~. DEVOE * co.
I. 81. II. Stone sells our paint.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12
Mrs. Cora Barlow nuHt.

Mrs Cora Barlow Hunt. wife OF
Mr.. Z. w. Hunt. died at an early
hour Thursday morning after a long
and painful illness. which she bore
with wonderful fordtude.
Mrs. Hunt was the second
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rober,
u. Barlow. After her marriage 20
Mr. Hunt they went to live in Clare
mont. returning TO this city when
her health began to fail. She is
survived by her husband and one
little son. her parents and two sis
tiers. Mrs. <. NJ. Lee. Of this city,
Mrs. w. NJ. Crooks. Of Yorktown
and two brothers. Mr.. Charles w
Barlow. of Stafford and Mr.. r. J.
Barlow. Cashier of the Bank o.
Amelia. Amelia.
The remains were taken to Clare
mont this morning. via Jamestown
tor interment there by the side O.
infant daughter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12
Bacon News Budget.

Bacon. Va, September lO-Mr.
John Charles and Mr.. Squires. Of
Williamsburg. dined with Mr.. Isaac
Bailey. of Green Spring. on Wed
nesday.
Mr.. Henry Armistead. tick in
sPector Of jamestown District. in
spected the cattle on Green Spring
farm Tuesday and reports no ticks.
Mr.. r. l. Waltrip. Of Five Forks,
has been quite sick for the past two
weeks. but is now improving.
Mr.. Harmon Babcock and family,
OF Amber" farm. who were quite
sick are improving.
Mrs. r. c. Nightingale and
children. Of Piney Grove. are spend.
ing the week with the formers sis.
ter. Mrs. Oscar Thorpe. of Williams
burg.
Mr.. M. NJ. Thompson is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Charles Lanier and son. OF
Williamsburg, are spending the
week with her mother. Mrs. George
Waltrip.
Mr.. c. Z. Nightingale. of Piney
Grove. IS having a new single roof
put on his barn.
Mr.. James Morecock. of Charles
City. made a short call at Bacon
Monday.
MIR. Henley Jones. of Barretts
Ferry. killed this week a fine lot OF
sora. for which he got SIPS per
dozen.
A social will DC held at James
River church on Saturday night.
September 70. for the benefit Of the
church. AL are invited 10 attend.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12
THE NEW CITY COUNCIL.

President Lane called the council
to order last night al members being
present. In accordance with a eau
Gus held Wednesday night the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
L-W. Lane. president; John L.
Mercer. vice-president; F. r. Saw
age. clerk; John Cloves. keeper Of
the cemetery; DR.. D. J. King.
health. officer.
The office of city attorney. on
motion of Mr.. Jones. was abolished.
r. l. Spencer was elected a
member Of the city council TO fill
the vacancy caused by Mr.. II. S.
Birds refusing to serve. Mr.. Spen-
GERS resignation as member Of the
school board was accepted and A.
Brooks was elected to fill the va
cancy for the term ending June 30.
1911. The president appointed the
following committees. the first
named being chairman:
Finance-Lsne. ST.. Mercer.
Cole.
Streets. Fire and Police-Spencer.
Jones. Wolfe.
Lights-Jones. Wolfe. Spencer.
Cemetery-Wolfe. Jones. Spen-
Ger.
Poor-Cole. Jones. Mercer.
Ordinance-Mercer. Cole. Jones
Sanitary-Wolfe. Mercer. Cole.
The present volunteer fire COM
pany was reelected with J. T. Chris
tan chief.
The council struck a snag in the
matter Of appropriation for the Fe-
male Institute. The records show
that $500 was only proposed and
never appropriated when the
general belief is that the city had sp-
propriated 81. 500. 1t was referred
70 the finance committee for report.
The old council was requested to
furnish an itemized statement Of as
sets and liabilities of the city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12
CUSTOM SAVING

ATA CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY
OF MSBURG SDCOUNTY
OF JAMES CITY, held at the Court
house thereotin said city on Al
gust 18th, A. ID. 1908.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12

Thursday evening. Septemb.r 3.
n umerous parlor games helped 70
pass the tine pleasantly. Refresh
ments were served az midnight after
which the guests took their depart
ure. Among those present may be
mentioned: Misses Laura Divall.
Lottie. Louise and Margaret Mayn-
ard. Ruth Hsndsford. Mesdamss.
E. c Maynard. ]. c. Maynard and
J. d. Handsford. MeSssrs Albert
Newman. Robert DiVau. Howard
Jones. Ralph OVAL. William WIKI
inson. OF Lightfoot: Lloyd Hal.
Wetherill Schenck. of Osktree: De-
win Post. Ray Ellis. Master Leon
ard Maynard. Mr.. John Russell ard
Capt. J. d. HandSford.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12

ton, spent the week here as the
guests of Mrs. J. D. Handsford.
Mrs. Clint Simonson has returned
home from very pleasant visit TO
Norfolk and Hampton.
DR.. Gatewood. who has been on
a visit 70 his sister. Mrs. c. II.
Powers. was taken ii with appendi-
cits Saturday night and taken 10
Richmond on a sretcher.
River View school opens Mon
day. September Il.
Mr.. Lighthizer. of Baltimore. was
the guest of MIR. J. c. Maynard this
week.
Miss Ruth Hsndsford was given
a delightful surprise party by a
number Of young people here on
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12
s. Naval Academy. hsvsng success
fully passed the competitive exami-
nation in Richnond "Wednesday


fully passed the competitive exami-
nation in Richmond Wednesday.
The public schools of Williams
burg viii opentMonday morning al
9 o'clock for the next session. Pa
rents are urged to have their child
ren attend the first day.
Mr.. L. L. Burritt will next week
move his family back 70 his farm
on York river. Williamsburg is
sorry TO lose Mr.. Burritt and his
family and all are glad he is not go
ing far away.
Rev. d. T. Merritt viii preach in
the Methodist church tomorrow
morning and night as usual Du.
ing the week he preached in Cher
ton. Va. in the church where his
father preached 80 wears ago.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12
Other Local News.

Mr.. s. B. Burt viii open a grist
mill at St Johns lumber yard. on
Boundary street.
DR.. Y. +. Garrett has returned
from Black Mountain. North Caro-
lima, where he spent several weeks.
His family will remain til October.
Rev. w. A. r. Goodwin. who
has returned from Wytheville. will
conduct services tomorrow at the
usual hours in Bruton Parish church.
Mr.. J. Leslie Hall. Jr.. has been
appointed to a cadetship at the u.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12
Cure Your Kidneys.
Do Not Eodanger Life When n Williams
bera Citizen Shows You tie Cure.

Do Not Eodanger Life When a Williams
bera Citizen Shows YoU tie Cure.
Why viii people continue 20 suffer the
agonies Of kidney complaint. backaebe.
urinary disorders. lameness. headache,
languoT. why allow themselves 20 be-
come chronic invaHds. when a certain
cure is offered them9
Doan's KidueY Pills Is the remedy to
use. because IL gives TO the kidneys the
help they need TO perform their work.
hyou have any, even one. OF the
symptoms OF kidney diseases. cure your
self now. before diabetes, dropsy or
Bright's disease sets in. Read this Viii
hamsburR testimony.
Cbas- D. Clark. living on Main ST..
Williamsburg. Va. saws; 81 SUIT red
from almost constant pains through
the small OF my back Tor several months
There was a soreness across the kidney
regions and / felt generally miserable
when | procured Doan's kidney Pills al
a drug store. took them according 20
directions. the pain and sorensss disap
Deared ard have been feeling entirely
veil I willingly recommend DOau'S
Kidney Pills 10 other sufferers Of kidney
trouple"
For sale by al dealers. Price 50cents.
Poster MiIburn Co. Buffalo. New York
Sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-andI
lake 10 Other.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12
BlgIers News.

Biglers. Va. September 9-Mr.
and Mrs. Monte Brooks and child
rem. of Richno nd. were The guests
Of Capt. and Mrs. +. w. Maynard
several days this week.
Mrs. A. L. Hudeins and children.
Nom. Maude and Allie, of Hamp-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12
WANTED,

Honest. industrious women wanted TO
introduce our large line OF foreign and
domestic dress goods, waistings. trim
mings, etc, among friends. neighbors
and townspe0ple We prefer woman
Who has trade already worked up.
should be able 10 earn S25 90 or more
weekly Dealing direct from the mills
our prices are low and patterns exclu-
siye. No money required. Write Us for
full particulars,
Standard Dress Goods Co.
5tS iOO-Ith st. Binghamton. y y.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12

kust 4Ltu, A IL. l1OS.
Inre
LYMAN B. Wharton. deceased.
IL appearing 20 the court that a re.
port of the accounts Of L. W. Lane, Ex
ecutor Of L B. Wharton. deceased, and
Of the debts and demands against the
estate OF said L. B. wharton. has been
hled IN the clerks Office OF this court.
and that more than one year has elaps
ed since tie qualifications Of said execu-
tor. now on motion OF Alice NJ. Nhar-
ton a legatee OF said l. b. Wharton.
deceased. II - ordered that the creditors
IT said l.. B. Wharton. deceased, IL any
there he, do appear before this court on
Monday. the 18th dav OF October, 1908
and show cause, IL any they can, against
he payment and delivery Of the estate
athe iecedeat 10 his SOLE legat~e. Alice
NJ, Wharton. without requiring refund
ng bond from her. And IL - further or
dercd that copy Of this rider DC pub
i~hed once a week for four successive
weeks in The Virginia Gazette, a news
aper published IN The Citv Of williams
bury.
A copy-Tsste: T. II. GEDDY, cierl.'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12
COCLAl AND .
personal

N4~nnonO on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. R L. Spencer spent
Tuesday in Richmond.
Miss Marion Bins is visiting
friends in Charles City.
Miss Alioe Ware is visiting Miss
Helen Potts at Bsrhamsville.
Mr.. Jennings Hobson returned to
Virginia Military Institute Friday.
Mrs. N. L. Henley and children
have returned from Buckroe Beach. |
Miss Eta Hope. of Hampton. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Bozarth.
Miss Mary Bowry is visiting
friends in Charles City county this
week.
Prof. G. o. Ferguson. of William
and Mary. has returned from his va
clifton.
DR.. J. L. Hall and family will re-
turn home next Monday from
CrOzet.
Miss Rosa Warburton left yester-
day for Chatham to resume her
studies.
Miss Agnes Morecock visited
Mise Elizabeth Lamb. at Toano.
this week.
Mrs. s. B. Burt has returned from
Hampton where she has been visit
ing relatives.
Miss Lucy Davis is visiting her
sister. Miss Mamie Davis, at the
Coke House.
Mrs. w. G. Jones has returned |
home from a months visit to her son !
in Bedford City. !
Miss Maude Harris. Of Newport |
News. is visiting Misses Bessie and |
Laura Spencer.
Miss Jean Christine Mercer is Wis
iune her sister. Mrs. Herbert Light |
foot. in Leesburg.
Miss Mary Henley Spencer left
FRIDAY for Surry county where she
will teach this year.
Prof. T. J. Stubs and family |
have returned from Gloucester where
they spent the summer.
Mrs. Hunter Wynne. Of Toano.
spent the week here with her sister.
Mrs. Thomas H. Geddy.
Misses Dora Armistead and Ma
mi- Jones left Tuesday for the State
Normal Institute at Farmville.
Mrs. 1. W. Lane. ST.. is conva-
le5cing at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs.. (. T Lamb. in Norfolk.
Miss Virginia Harrison has re-
turned home from a visit to be aunt.
Mrs. Edmund Ruffin at "Weyan-
oke."
Miss Rhea Scott. who has been
the guest of Miss Harriet Hankins.
returned TO her home in Ashland |
Wednesday.
Miss Estelle Kennard returned |
home Monday from a months visit
to friends in Luray. Roanoke and |
Lynchburg.
Mrs. R. 7. Armistead and Miss |
Julia Armistead have been visiting
relatives in Surry and Hampton for
several weeks.
Mr.. Fred R. Savage. cashier of |
the Dirickson Bank. returned Tues
day from his vacation spent at his |
home in Berlin. Nd.
Miss Grace Beale left this week |
for Farmville where she will teach |
II the Kindergarten department of
the Normal School.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Brooks and |
children returned 10 their home in
Richmond Thursday after a ten |
days visit to relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Z. Lips
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-09-12

p 81. H. Stone sells our paint.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
NEW UNIFORM LADING BILL
Measure VIII he Set Forth I'm Detail
by Commercial Club
Soon.

A circular will be issued in a few days
by the Commercial club setting forth in
detail information regarding the new uni
form bill OF lading which has been recon-
mended to all railroads by the Interstate
Commerce commission. There is, of course.
to railroad men and shippers a great
amount of interest in the matter. and
among the shippers at least some uncer-
tainty as to the situation.
II may be stated that at n meeting of
western railroad traffic agents Just held IN
Chicago It was ordered that shippers may
use the old forms until the first of De-
cember, provided that these are made sub
ject to the provisions of the new bill of
lading through the medium of a rubber
stamp mark to that effect. This involves
among other things the assumption OF a
common carriers risk by the shipper, and
II he refuses to ship on these terms, an in
crease OF 10 per cent in tariff Is ordered
The circular which Commissioner Guild
is preparing will set forth all the regula-
tions and conditions in detail and will
be thoroughly read by the many business
men interested, for the recipient of freight
as well as the shipper, is. of course, in.
volved In some measure.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
ROOF FOR THE AUDITORIUM
Permit 10 Cap the Big BaiIdinG Anew
Calls for Forty Thousand
DOlIara

Permit for the construction Of the roof
on the Auditorium was taken out Friday.
by the Omaha Auditorium company in the
office Of the building Inspector. The per-
init is In the sum OF $4,000 and the work
on the roof has already begun.
Several other large building permits were
taken out during the day, the aggregate
OF the other permits being Ssl 900. These
permits are as follows: A. ID. Marriott.
2I0s-lO-l2 Cunning street, brick flats, $500:
Josephine G. Hamlin, $50 South Twenty
ninth avenue brick dwelling, $1,000; ]. r.
Conte, Thirty-first street and CAPITOL
avenue, brick and frame dwelling, 5000;
Peter Peterson, Thirty-third and Fowler
streets frame dwelling, 1850; ]. ]. Toms.
1916 Spencer street, frame dwelling, $500;
W. Ashton, Twenty-eighth and Grant
streets, frame dwelling, 5000; II. II. Dupin.
Thirty second avenue and Martha street.
frame dwelling. 5000; w. +. Dunn. 5sl7
north Thirteth street, frame dwelling,
Sl4OO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
MISSOURI TICKET is SPLIT
OmciaI Returns VIII Be Needed Be-
fore Exact Result Can he
Determined.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. Z-Complete returns to
the republican state headquarters here fail
to indicate exactly the outcome of Tues
days election regarding the minor state
offices in Missouri. According to the fig
ures four democrats and three republicans
have been successful, but Secretary Rush
Lake of the committee refuses to ooncede
the election of the democrats and saws
that the official canvass must determine the
results, The figures show the election OF
the following candidates by the pluralities
indicated:
Judge of the supreme court, W. w
Graves, democrat, 2,S65.
Railroad commissioner John A. Knott
democrat, 1900.
State auditor, John p. Gordon, democrat
SO8
State treasurer, James Cowgirl democrat
1900.
Lieutenant governor. Jacob F. Gmelich
republican, 5s1.
Secretary of state, John E. swanger, re-
publican, lS1.
Attorney general. Frank p. Fulkerson, re
publican, $50.
! The republicans probably will control tn,
State Board of Equalization, which hai
supervision OF s75,OOO,OOO in property of pub
lie service corporations in the state Tn,
constitutional amendments. including tina
and referendum, seem to have been rejected
for lack Of the necessary two-thirds ma
Jorlty.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
Patch May Cause Man Trouble.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. T-(special)-
A peculiarly shaped patch on the heel of
one OF Fred Larcns shoes may hang him.
Because OF this patch Larcins is suspected
of the murder of Miss AIDA Bailey of
Denver. which occurred here September 10.
and an effort TO connect him with the
crime is now being made by Sheriff
Smalley.
Larcins who is a negro. was arrested
yesterday for invading the home of c. r.
Hoffman. holding up Hoffman and his
wife and daughter and robbing them OF a
small amount OF money
Suspicion that LarcIns might be the MUIR
derer OF Miss Bailey was first aroused
by his resemblance to the description of
her assailant given by Miss Bailey while
she was dying. The appearance OF Lar
Gins and the description of the murderer
are almost Identical, even to the height
-6 feet inches-and the phenomenal
breadth of shoulders. But a more con-
vinclng piece of circumstantiai evidence is
a pear-shaped patch on the heel OF one
OF the shoes worn by Larcins when he was
arrested. The murderer OF Miss Bailey
left distinct tracks when he fled from the
scene of the crime and in these tracks ap-
peared the impression OF a pear-shaped
patch Identical with that on Larcins' shoe
An Investigation Of Larcins' whereabouts
on the night OF the assassination of Miss
Bailey Is now in progress
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
BozARTH ON TRIAL FOR LIFE
Insanity viii BE Plea of the Defense
In Case of Greenwood
Murder.

PLATTSMOUTH, Neb.. Nov. 7.-(Spe-
cisl.)--In the district court in this city
Friday before Judge H. d. Travis was
tried the case of Matt Bozarth, charged
with murder in the first degree for killing
James Dyer I'm Greenwood October g. DR..
N. d. Talcott of Greenwood testified that
he examined the body OF Dyer soon after
the murder had been committed, but the
man only gave one gasp after his arrival
and found two wounds had been made in
his abdomen and one in his heart. II. H.
Weideman testified that he saw Bozarth
approach Dyer and put his left arm around
his neck ana plunge the knife into his
body three times.
Weideman caught hold of Bozarth and
held him until the arrival of City Marshal
! ]. ]. Andrews, who assisted In taking the
knife away from him and placing him in
! Jail Several witnesses corroborated that
statement, Dispositions were read from the
wife OF Bozarth and from several of his
brothers. all telling Of his unreasonable
statement and actions and believed him to
be of unsound mind. His brothers also
testified that insanity had been in the fam
! lily for years, one cousin being an idiot
and another one less seriously affected the
! same way. DR.. John T. Hayes, superin-
| tendent of the asylum for insane in Lin
coin, testified that ne had examined the
prisoner and believed him to be insane
and that he would never be any better.
Drs. ]. H. Hall and Z. d. Cuismlns OF this
city testified that they believed Bozarth
to be insane.
County Attorney c. A. Rawls appeared
for the state and A. N. Sullivan for the
murderer. The case was given to the jury
In the evening and they returned a verdict
Saturday forenoon, finding that the pris-
oner was guilty Of murder in the second
degree,
To a reporter Bozarth said that he was
born In Texas on September 4. 1875. and
was married In Texas. He stated that he
would like to see his wife and their two
children. a son years of age and the
daughter 5, He had written to his wife
three times since being confined in the
jail here, but someone besides his wife
answered the letters, although she could
write. but had been an invalid since the
blrtk Of their daughter. He gave as a rea,
son for the killing of Dyer that Dyer had
written a letter derogatory to the charac,
ter of his wife and had read 1t in the
street on the Fourth of July.
Bozarth Is laboring under the hallucina-
tion that someone is trying to injure his
character and imagines he can see and
hear people talking against him and
imagined that Dyer had a gun and in
tended to kill him, He stated that they
SAY / have weak mind and l guess ]
have, but I cannot stand so much abuse
and imposition"
James Dyer was about So years of age
and leaves a wife and several Children
one daughter being present at the trial
/ Dyer was also born in Texas. and when
Bozarth and family arrived in Green
. wood he took the family TO his home and
kept them for a few weeks and then as.
sisted them financially and otherwise, in
fact was his best friend.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
CROWN PRINCE TAKES FLIGHT
Heir tp German Throne Enjoys Trip
I'm Airshfp with Count
Zeppelin.

FRIEDRICHSCHAFEN Nov, T. Grown
Price Frederick william made an escent
today with Count Zeppelin In tfe latter's
airship. The start was made at twenty
minutes past eleven. There was a strong
northerly wind and the weather is very
cold 1t is portable that the alrship will
proceed to Donaueschingen, Baden, where
Emperor william will arrive in the course
OF the day from Austria. His majesty
will visit Price Won Fuerstenberg.
DONAUESCHINGEN, Baden, Nov. L.
The Zeppelin airship. with Crown Prince
Frederick William on board, arrived over
this town at $40 and is now engaged In
a series of maneuvers 1t made a number
of trips along the railroad track while
awaiting the arrival OF the special imperial
train on which the emperor is coming from
Austria.
The imperial train arrived about o'clock.
The airship followed It into town at an
altitude OF from 400 TO 600 feet. The crown
prince greeted his father through a mega
phone and the emperor responded to this
salutation by waving his hand. Upon
alighting from the train his majesty drove
to the castle and took up a position on the
terrace, The airship then approached and
when directly overhead the crown prince
! threw out a letter addressed to his father.
Count Zeppelin then circumne Wigs ated the
/ castle, after which further greetings were
exchanged and the alrship started on its
return voyage TO Friedrichshafen.