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The sun., 1908-08-23
CREDITORS COMMITTEE NAMED.
PiIlsbury-Washburn Receivers 70 Have Ad-
Vice of Interests Affected.

Vice of Interests Affected.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 22.-The advisory
committee Of creditors Of the Pillsbury-
Washburn Flour Mills Company. Ltd. was
announced to-day by the receivers.
The members are E. w. Decker Of the
Northwestern National Bank Of Mime
apolis. Gilbert @. Thorne Of the National
Rark Bank Of New York, Charles W. Folds
Of Charles Hathaway q Co., brokers, New
York: F. A. Chamberlain OF the Security
National Bank Of Minneapolis. and c. T.
Jaffray Of the First National Bank Of Min
neapolis. A meeting will be held in Mime
apolis within few days.
A. c, Cobb. one Of the receivers, when
questioned as to the extent Of the pruning
which the salary list Of the company Is
receiving. admitted to-day that 1t is ex-
tensives
we are czrting down the number Of
employees wherever It is possible without
injury ts the organization he said.
The company, will be reorganized with
capital Of SIC. 600 600 instead Of 3, 100000.
according TO ths opinion OF men who arc
in close touch with the concern.
The sun., 1908-08-23
SOLDIERS HELD FOR OUTRAGE.
Charged With AssAulting Girl After Beat
ing Escart Nearly TO Death.

LARAMIE. wyo.. Aug. 22.-Whhe every
effort has been made by the authorities
at Camp Emmett Crawford. the military
maneuvre ground, to keep the facts secret
it is known that thirty-two members OF
an artillery battery assaulted a young
woman Sunday last
on-commissionedo officer Of the Twenty
first Regiment was walking with the girl
when they we're attacked by the crowd
OF soldiers. The officer was beaten into
insensibility with a gun and the young
woman dragged TO an isolated spot. where
the crime was committed. After lying
half dead for hours she revived and craw led
to a house some distance away and told
her story.
Twenty-six men alleged to have been
implicated are under arrest and are chained
together in the camp prison. They arc
under constant guard to prevent lynching:
Six of the alleged assailants escaped. but
;hree were apprehended at Rawlns-
The sun., 1908-08-23
MRS. WILCOX RELEASED.
Arrested in Brooklyn After Being Lured
From New Jersey.

Arrested in Brooklyn After Being bured
From New Jersey.
The motion for the vaoating Of the order
Of arrest in the case Of Mrs. Helen Wilcox,
which was denied on Friday, was renewed
yesterday before Justice Blaolrmar In the
Supreme Court In Brooklyn and granted.
Mrs. Wilcox, who Ia O resident Of East
Orange, N. j., was arrested on Wednesday
and lodged In Raymond street Jail on Q
charge OF having defrauded Mrs. Charity 9.
Mould Of Nattituok. l.. l.. out Of 5000 In
a real estate transaction. Counsel for Mrs.
wilcox alleged that his client had been en-
tioed from New Jersey to Kings county. N.
Y, for the especial purpose Of gaining juris-
diotion over her person and causing her
arrest and commitment for debt. Opposing
counsel being unable to controvert the
plea for Mira. Wloox's release. Justice
Blackmar granted the motion.
The sun., 1908-08-23
No "0BEY" IN THIS MARRIAGE.
Bride Haits Ceremony TIL bridegroom
Agrees That Word he Omitted.

Agrees 7hat Word BE Omitted.
LARAMIE. Wyo.. Aug. 22.-"Nixey on that
word obey Judge. don't like 1t and l
won't have It in this marriage ceremony
said Miss Lillian Wilcox while she was being
married to Elmer Cole Of Elmira. N. T.,
yesterday
you be sure and leave that obey In.
Judge said Cole. Il want 1t there.'
Stop it.. Judge; won't. marry him.
said the bride as abe jerked her hand from
that Of her intended husband. Then the
two adjourned to an adjoining room to
discuss the matter.
Cole Is a travelling man and Miss Wilcox
Is from Colorado Springs. She is visiting
In Laramie and Cole came here 70 see her.
Thea they decided to get married.
For half an hour the bride and bridegroom
were closeted and now and then one or the
other could be heard protesting. Then
they came out and asked that the ceremony
continue.
'You can leave out that obey Judge.
said Cole. we have decided to do with
out it.
The sun., 1908-08-23
NIovements OF Naval vesseIs.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 77.-Ths Naval Aoad-
emy practice. squadron has arrived at
Hampton Roads. the cruisers, Pennsylvania.
Tennessee and Washington and The de
stroyer whippie At San Francisco; the
sailing ship Intrepid at sYerbs Buena. the
yacht Mayfower at Guantanamo and the
torpedo boats Stringham. Do Long, Thorn
ton, Tingey and Barney at Newport.
The battleship Mississippi has called
oolliers Saturn and Justin from, San Fran
cisco for Honolulu, the supply ship Culgoa
from Brisbane for Melbourne, the cruiser
Montana from Rockland for East Lamoine,
Me-; the cruiser Buffalo from Marc Island
for San Franoisoo and the tug Standish
The sun., 1908-08-23
"RECkLESS" AUTOIST TURNS.

~ I. Nanderventer. Posted by the l.. /.
H. r., says He Never Speeds.
&c Nanderventer Of 60 West Fifty third
street whose automobile was reported
ps The Long Island Railroad Company to
n"e gone over the Merriok road crossing &
- - Springfield at speed OF fifty miles an
nouf' sad Yesterday that the observer
VINO umet him made O mistake.
an HE wife was riding with me on that trip,
-. a. 81" Is afraid 10 ride fast went slowly
s ept Dh'y at all the crossin gs, but everywhere
r' 'e' h" sid, MY machine has never
lpals tns OYER forty-fve miles an hour since
taa'o "rEe hhi II. J. seriously object TO being
fsei fecseI oul 10y the railroad company az p
'''Aiess automobilist-" :.
The sun., 1908-08-23
WANTS TO SUE MORE RAILROADS,
Texas Commissioner After the Rock Island
and Internatio onal Great Northern.

and international Great Northern.
AUSTIN, Tex. Aug. 72.-Chairman Allis-
man MayHeld Of the Railroad Commission
has advised the Attorney General that
the Texas corporation Of the Rock Island
Railroad Ia violating the law and aalrs that
snit be filed for forfeiture Of charter and
10 place II In the hands OF receiver.
The principal charge is that II is owned
snd controlled by an outside corporation
In violation Of the law Of the State.
for Intervention on behalf Of the State
Of Texas be filed against the International
and Great Northern In the Federal re-
oeiyerahip Of that road, The grounds
for the proposed suit are that the proceeds
have been issued are intended for Illegal
uRA
The sun., 1908-08-23

CHICAGO. Aug. s1,-The Southern Indi-
ana Coal Company was put into the hands
OF q receiver this afstxnoon. It was ths
main feeder Of the Southern Indiana Rail-
way. which went into . .recetvernhip early
In the week. The organisation wss oapi.
taliaed at sS 900 900. John r. walah eaid
to-day that his interest," In the GOAL company
had bean purchased by Indiana oapita,lst.
had no interest In the property. "A ma
jority OF the stock, however. was held by
the Chicago Clearing House Association.
which purchased the Certificates nt the time
the Walsh banks were hguidatsd By thu
The sun., 1908-08-23
New Fire station for Upper Harlem.

Plans have been fled with Building
Superintendent Murphy for q new three
story and basement Are station house to
be built for O hook and ladder squad on
Hancock place west Of Manhattan avenue.
1t 10 to have frontage Of 20 feet and q
depth Of rs fest. with o FACADE OF ornamental
limestone lighted by large mulhon bays.
and will cost S40, 600. The eity's architect IL
Howard Constable, brother Of former
Building superintendent Stevenson Con-
stable,
The sun., 1908-08-23
MAGOON GOES TO SEE TAFT
And VIII Confer with the President Next
Week on Conditions IN Cuba.

And VIII Confer win the fresident Next
Week on Conditions IN Cuba.
WAsHINaroN. Aug. 27.-Charles E.
Magoon. provisional governor Of Cuba. left
this city tonight for Hot Springs. Va.
to spend the week end as the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs Taft. Gov. Magoon had long
conference ut the War Department to-day
with Secretary Of War Luke T. Wright
At its conclusion IL was announced that
the Cuban political situation was discussed
been reached. ~
Gov. Magoon will return to Washington
from Hot Springs on Monday. The fol-.
lowing day he will visit President Rooset
welt at Oyster Bay. It 10 expected that
portant announcements regarding the
cSpting Presidential election Ia Cuba will
'bs hade. He expects to return to Havana
about September /.
The sun., 1908-08-23

Government Receipts snd Expenditures.
WASHINGTON. Aug. n.-The receipts Of
the Government from customs to-day were
s7ot oss; from internal revenue, eees - and
from miscellaneous souroes, 80 IN, total
q q .to1. .s7k The expenditurss to-day wsre
The sun., 1908-08-23
One Kined and the Other Dytng rs Result
or Duel.

CUMBERLAND GAP. Tenn. Aug a.
George Britton and Frank Davis. two prom
iuent men OF this section met at the Louis
vile and Nashville station AZ Shawnee two
Britton was shot hve times, the fifth bullet
penetrating his heart. Davis received
wounds In the abdomen, breast and shoul-
ders and 10 not expected TO live.
The sun., 1908-08-23

LooAwPoxr, Ind; Aug. za.-During q
rush Of choppers In and 10 cent store
that was having q bargain sale on granite
ware to-day Aiiss Bessie Baker, 20 years
old, tainted. After getting dishpan she
was oarried out, and hm first words on re-
oovHy Weres sWhare h my panf Where 10
nv psnfs A boy was Knocked down and
txampled on during the Fushs sustaining .
fractured arm.
The sun., 1908-08-23

ADvERTlsHn desires 70 meet party WHO cen
scts; good opportunity foS principals O sesbtbIs
mitdis man: curious or trrceponsfoie pScpie
4 iassryisu. Address RAlrAoAD, is2 49,
The sun., 1908-08-23

ANYONE furnishing SH.opo how oaa secure At
traotivs iissrest In parent company controlling
eo0 In course dsvelopment which viii moro than
treble Investment within coming ysaf and lead
70 immsnss fortune nrst olass rsferences fur.
The sun., 1908-08-23

S. Statendam, for New York. was Ia miles south
east OF Sable lsland At $50 a. N. yesterday. -.
2, Kroonland, for New York was abeam OF
ssi s Minnsspos, a Tor New York. was southwss, Of
sable Island 81 40 p. n.
The sun., 1908-08-23
Total mileage,

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Of and
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dandoa he ePecs nTmasA P he F epmr
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Of he Qh ) T.t@t =
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The sun., 1908-08-23
Army ana Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-These army orders were
issued day:
Capt. John storek. Cosst Artillery. from Eighty
ninth TO Seventh Company. ~
Second Lieut. Predsnek W. Bosohsn, Sixteenth
Infantry. from Fot Riley 70 Dcnve!.
Des saolnes TO his homo.
The sun., 1908-08-23
FINANCIAL NOTES.

arm 81 ss csssr q Gnn Rn.pp % c Si the s
PEELED from The New York Stock Exchange.
The sun., 1908-08-23
VIII Buy:

Standard MiIlinO PlA.
N. Y. 4 East River Cos list %.
Royal Baking Powder Com.
1nternT Paper -, 1o1o.
Amer'n Pipe q Foundry @
Old Dominlon SteaInship %.
Second Ave. =. r. q, 1ooe.
Citizens Seeomb0at e., 1o1o.
Penna. Coal 4 Coke -. -
Gold 4 Stock Tele0raph. -
Rlchmona Pass. ROvye1 Con- -,
Natural Fuel Cas-
The sun., 1908-08-23
SUB-TREAsURY STATEMENT.


Paid ey Sub Treasury 70 banks- y @o. .ooo
Paid By banks 70 Sub-Tressury. ....."... 3,es1.ooo
osis % S.Sss ssn: p.lod psvou; w.si
The sun., 1908-08-23

Arrivsd-SATunpAx. August a
Scout cruiser Chester Bradford, r. l., Aug. q.
IS La Tovrsine, Hsyre. Aug. 70.
IS Columbia Glasgow, Aug. 10. ,-,
IS Argo Huelva, Aug. B.
SIS Aston, Cherbon, Juno II.
So Cuzio Moilendo, May T. .
Ss Cuihbert Mansoe, Aug. 8.
SIS MAnzanilio, Tampioo, Aug. II
SIS IroQuois, Jacksonville, Aug. ~
Ss Monroe, Norfolk, Aug. VI.
snip Rrasino Sharpness. July II.
BARK Arrow. Kobe. March 10.
The sun., 1908-08-23

So Cedric, ~ Hvsrpool from Nsw York.
Sc Bluocher. st Chcrbourg. from New York.
So Ia Bretague, at Hsvre frvm Nsw Yotk.
The sun., 1908-08-23
WIN Sen:

Erie Electric Motor 1st Ss.
Union Trust Co. ol n. Y.
0tlS Elevator Com. 4 R14.
u. Q. Industrial Alcohol R1d.
1ntern'l silver Deb. q.
New Amsterdam Cos e.
81. L0als Nat. Stock Yards %.
Lanyon Zine aet %.
Argentine Central ny. 1ef 60.
Garfield Sale Deposit.
A. d. telegraph % N. j.
Mercantile Nat. Rank.
The sun., 1908-08-23

Capt. A. Mertx, 70 command OF notlllA Of ngl
house vessels On route 70 the Pacinc Coast. .
with notilla Of lighthouse vessels On route to {
Pacific Coast, .AG
The sun., 1908-08-23

norS: = s%oSEs Z. a Ss,,
room go. VIII deal only directly With investor.
The sun., 1908-08-23

S. Asars.snia, nom IAvsrpeo, Tor Nov York.
Sc Noordsm. from Rotterdam for Nov York. .
81 Vsderisnd. from Antwerp {or Nsw YORK.
So Ninnesonka from london for NsF York.
s. ST. Paul, from Southampton for New crk.
So Furn essia. from Glasgow fbr Now YORK.
Sc c. r. Tetgen. from ChristAnsand for Now York.
The sun., 1908-08-23

$l7 900, 600
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway Company
TRANSCoNTINENTAL SHORT LINE FIRST MORTGAGE FOUR PER
CENT. FIFTY-YEAR GOLD BONDS 59e a@t sea r,@a 4es s
edesmaha al o
will Of N
Coupon and gbtredb dsn Fl @M @M
Attention o
applications 81
payable in nstamens at our offices as follows:
On application,
September 3d. 1908 andacc 1
be will be closed
before r. n the day. 4 e4as
an
office
byade
In In accountability
win behs de6nAne Bondh
Applications Mes j. S. Morgan Co., Londor
by .Messrs Kidder, Peabody E. Co., Boston
J. p. MORGAN e. CO., Mew York
DREXEl e. CO., Philadelphia M
August o. . regEm
The Atchson, ard Fe Railway System
y
hmsyo mhrua it Td
The sun., 1908-08-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LuSIAIuBn ALMANAC THE DAT.
Sun rises. ~ Sun sess-.. tltkoon rises. lisa
HIoH wArHn rafs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 51sl Gov. Island 800 Hell Gate 7:Ss
The sun., 1908-08-23

E. p. RIPLEY, President.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
WATERFOWL JOTTlNGS

Nj. Heminway & Sons silk factory is running but five days per week.
 Harry Heminway and family are spending their vacation in Litchfield.
 Charles Atwood and family are occupying their cottage at Bantam lake.
 Miss Gertrude Kane of Bristol is the guest of the Misses Kane of Cut Ter street.
 Miss Randall Pierce who has been visiting friends in Milford returned home Sunday.
 Miss Mary E. McGowan attended the funeral of Peter Mcconnell in Waterville yesterday.
 Several hands have been hired in the Greenville factory lately and business seems to be gradually gain ing.
 Miss Bridget Mahaney of Brook lyn. N. Y. and Miss Annie Dunnigau of Boston are visiting at Thomas ShieIds's.
 The selectmen and assessors will act as a board of relief on the recent assessment of the property in the irs district on Saturday. August 12.
 There is 8 large crop of blackber. ries this year and large quantities are being picked daily and sold around the town at from ten to fifteer cents per quart.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
pLAINvILLE woMAN'S VENTURE
Now She is Minus $20 and the Illus. band Has Disappeared.

Plainville, July 2S.-As the result of an unusual experience, Mrs Til- lotson of Broad street, the widow of Hezekiah Tilotson, who died last win ter, is mourning the loss of $2O. About June 20 a stylishly dressed man of middle age appeared in town, purporting to be man of consider able money, desirous of purchasing a site on which he might build.
 Mrs Tillotson is a woman of ad- yanced age, and the sharper, who gave his name as George c. Thom- son, made her extravagant offers for her property. Mrs Tillotson refused absolutely to sell as the estate of her husband is still unsettled. Thomson then offered to pay Mrs Tillotson reg ular hotel board if she would take him as boarder, but at first she re- fused. Finally she yielded to the re- quest. On condition that he get his meals elsewhere, which he consented to do. Thomson backed up his repu- tation as a man of money by showing a number of times a roll of bills or large denominations. Mrs Tillotson was caught by the old story of his be- ing unable to get the bills changed and lent him $40.
 The sharper, after obtaining the money, professed great affection for Mrs Tillotson,- who he said reminded him of his late wife, and he asked her to marry him. Mrs Tillotson is a sim pie old iady and she fell under the charms of the sharper and they jour- neyed to New Haven, where they | were married, Thomson promising to | take her to his country home, which he said he had at Greenwich.
 After the marriage Mrs Tillotson l regained her senses and she returned to her home here, refusing to live | with him. It is thought by the townspeople that the object of the sharper was 10 get possession of Mrs
 Tillotson's property, as he has left town and has not been seen since
 Mrs Tillotsou intends to bring action for divorce, as she thinks that Thom-
 son has another wife living.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
CAMPAIGN BUTTONS.
Political Emblems for Lake Worn ill
 New Haven.

Hartford, July 2S.-Lieutenant' Governor E. J. Lake and Congress man-at-Large George L. Lilley, ths two candidates for the republican nomination for governor, are dis. tributing campaign buttons. Both are of neat design. Each button contains photographic picture oi the candidate for whom it was made It was noticed at the ball game 1T New Haven last week between the team representing the government o1 this city and the local officials ol New Haven that nearly all of the 25t people from this city wore Lake but tons. In fact, so generally was tht Lake button worn by the Hartford people that a New Haven official said:
 "Whatt is this crowd Lake dele gation to the republican state con yention?"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
sy have been spending several

; a they have been spending several days.
 Timothy Finn has returned from Bethlehem, where he has been en- toying several weeks vacation on a farm.
 MT and Mrs Moline, formerly of Newton Heights, are moving to Canal street, Waterbury. The tene- ment vacated by the Moline family will be occupied by MT and Mrs Wells.
 While out driving with his ia. ther yesterday afternoon, Kenneth the 3-year-old son of MT and Mrs H. A. Davidson of Davis street, fell from the wagon, striking forcibly on the ground and receiving an ugly gash in the forehead. The little fellow is said to have recovered from the effects of the fall.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
0AKWLlE HAPPENINGS

Miss Dora Dains was a recent vis- flor with friends in Thomaston-
 Miss Julia Kelly of Main street was a recent guest at the Brass City house. Savin Rock.
 The Misses Sarah Beeman and Winnie Bseman left this morning for New York city.
 Mrs IoFay. who has been spend ing some time at SaTfn Rock, has returned to 0akviiie
 Mrs McKenna and three children of Rosett street were recent visitors with Nreiatives ia Bris ol.
 wr snd Mrs F. c. Slsde. Jr. s1e visftorA with Nr slade's parents si Fort TSntsn Beach. Milford
 Mr srk Mrs H ". Kefsel hsvs returned bon Springfield. Ehsr'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
QUEER AUTO PRANK.
Machine Attempts to Enter Meat
 Market After Hours.

Hartford. July 2s.-w. J. Pierce's automobile attempted an unsual
 stunt about s o'clock last evening. The owner was plotting if along Mar ket street, the machine at the mo- ment being astride the west trolley
 rail. when 1t skidded towards the sidewalk. took the curb readily and made for Squires's market. The slight elevation of the store from the street prevented the machine from enter Ing the market. but it knocked vigor- ously at one of the doors and without
 waiting to De invited in smashed sey-
 ersI panes of glass and retired The
 occupants of the car were uHintured beyord the shaking up incident to the climb over the curb The seci- dent vas largely caused by the street
 being slippery and vet from the Fs- cent passage of zrTinkllnE cart
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
Typhoon Hits Chinese Coast.

Hong Kong, July 2s.-As the re- suit of a typhoon last night which lasted two hours the steamers Schuylkill, Persia, Powhattan, Lai Sang, Charles Hardouin and the Brit ish torpedo boat Whiting are ashore An unknown steamer and several lighters foundered. Fifteen houses in the town collapsed. There were casualties ashore and afloat, but few among the shipping as the ships hai been forewarned of the storm.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

In the court room last night with Attorney Kennedy as chairman ana F. E. Nolan as clerk there was quite good attendance at the special or Union Center school district in rela- tion to appropriating more money to build two ell additions to and alter ing the rear part of Central avenue school building. After considerable discussion as to graft and "nigger in the woodpile'' it was voted to add S3.500 to the S4,000 voted at the an- nual meeting, making total of ST. 500 for above purposes. It was claim ed at the meeting that the school building in itself only cost S7,500 to build, yet c. F. Hungerford said that must be a mistake as he had an ln- surance on it of $10,000. h..
 The better the day the better the deed"-perhaps Anyway last Sun day night Alex Swanson of this bor- ough and John Hantakas, the Terri ble Creek" of Norwich made match at catchweights to wrestle some af- ternoon on Firemen's field and the winner is to take the entire gate re- ceipts.
 The latter part of last week and last Sunday W. J. Moore of Union City was visiting in Derby and at the West Haven seashore. He Is our oldest watch repairer and jeweler, and from gastric trouble has been in poor health for some time. 
 Over last Sunday Henry Hoar, wife and young daughter, of New Britain, were here as guests of Dr Carton. They were former promi- | nent residents here and MT Hoar was secretary of the local Y. M. c. A | The evening. of the 5th of August at the residence of the bride mother on South Main street, Miss Grace Newton and Herbert Fair, bank are to be married by the loca Methodist minister, Rev Mir Harper
 Word has been received here oi l the marriage last week at the home ! of the brides parents in Pittsfield Mass, of Arthur Chase and Miss Stel la Maginnis. Both were former resi- ! dents of this borough. .--
 Something unusual, in fact never happened before, will be the shutting down of the Bristol Co.'S factory ot i Platts Mills the first week of Au gust. Many persons from this bor ough work there. "
 s,s H. D. Nilsson having bought the fixtures and stock of the defuncI l Menold market in Union City, ha: f removed the same to his combined market and store on South Mali street.
 Paul Neary of Anderson street 1T Union City,is seeing to the repaintine of the two tenement houses of tho Thomas Weary estate on Oak street
 This paper. with live borougt news. is for sale every evening excep Sunday at the stores of Stapleton Sweeney, Birdsall and Burke.
 Business must be picking up at thu Malleable Iron Go of Union City, a one of the furnaces that has lont been idle starts up to-day.
 This morning at St Francis' church a months mind mass was eel ebrated for the soul of the late MT Sarah O'Brien.
 For a number of days Miss Heller Ward of Ward street has been visit ing with relatives and friends il Bridgeport.
 J. F. Grant has forbidden anyon trusting his wife, Mary T. Grant. be cause she has left his bed and board
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
GERMANY's AERIAL DREAM.
League Formed to Promote the Ac.
 quisition of 6, Balloon Navy.

Berlin, July 2S.-The functions of the newly organized Aerial Navy league, as formally published, con- sIst of acquiring means of perfecting a dirigible balloon for patriotic pur- poses and subsequently acquiring a number of such balloons of adequate size to form the nucleus of an aerial fleet; also to utilize all legal means of propaganda throughout the em- pire with the view of arousing the nation to realization of the impor- tance of the possession of such fleet with which to defend the honor of Germany and protect the over-sea interests of the empire and the honor and safety of its citizens abroad.
 Membership is open to all citizens of the empire. The minimum fee Is so cents. The headquarters of the league Is at Mannheim.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-28
The carnegies in Crash.

Inverness. Scotland. July zS.-- The car in which Mr and Mrs An drew Carnegie were motoring here to-day eoIIided with another car Af CsrneEie's car vas damaged. but n9 one vas Injured although thsT wsr1 pneuhaf alarmed